St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 3, 1927

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COMIC PAGE oy SATURDAY, | Fe | , % ra Case mcccueainees . Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 182 Pages APRIL 2. 1927, OE FIRST NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. ERENT NNR ea ert nage : ee ‘ ; , - i a2 — & Be Sure to Read th SECOND SECTION (SPORT). 6 PAGES. @ THIRD NEWS SECTION, GES. aes 5 ‘ NE SECTION, | es " Sf : oie . "IF NEW . ES. 7 F \ AD = ‘TH NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES. ) thi d SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 6 PAGES. EIGHTH NEWS SBCTION, Its PAGES. ks ! e NINTH NEWS SECTION 4 PAGES. t . ANT | N. @ PAGES. | AL EST: ; 16 PAGES. PAC ES. In This Section :AL ESTATE 8 : } ‘-E. 10 PA Oat tee Pm aor sogeinaPee sa antes ee — - * > ‘ 4 « - ee ; ar arn " 7 LM Pow i : oars . —— eg - ie tatevetenes, inne. nalinemameais diate ste glided aici diaar anal font - SSS me Ser mw te ~~ + - a . i - rs ca kee age __COMIC SECTION, ‘8 PAGES. -_ a ee —EEE - — —_ —_— oe ——— - ~~ ———_—e—_—_—— VOL. 7 9. No. 208. PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927. ae ae e PRICE 10 CE NTS ee IAQV.BAKERSENT Chilean Supreme Court Head —_TROQPSASKEDFOR | RULE RAPID TRANSIT SN ee evens one a uicene, OAVERTROTAT HARNGS OER AND POLICE PENSION BILLS Pg, |P RIAN BHMLE "sree" HCEDELETON ONOLRESENES YE IN LEGISLATIVE JAM TARE, FIRST . Action by Cabinet. ‘s & ~ THIS, WITHOUT A a) Ga LUSCLESS JASTRUME st] Ff AF NAT | ae | : Sheriff pean to Small, Action Taken March 18, === a nore onet NOMEAS USE UT “P, | Br the Associate ' ons or Court ministers and 13 Judges for é Aft OE ae | LLECTUAL LOOK Bur | - ee erage ie as tn ee ee sane we Ie a, Supreme (Court) Seeks Relief From Bill Collectors DISORDER MARKS | er igueroa, resident a rt eSISLA,¢ e decree. b fj. ? | ‘ Laban LOOKING | tg Chilean, Supreme Court and Broth- ‘nally yielded in view of the Gov- General to Investigate Threw Out Doheny Con- | fin FUTHET REALL‘ : | Judge Davis Urged . ee : ernment’'s insistence. Several of the THLIASG WORTH 4 .Federa u g g ->r of the President of the republic, accused officers were found guilty. Outlook for Tuesday. tracts Made by Fall. END) (| CF SSION . SGAET TE a7 ont : the Court to Parole Jack is a prisoner in the drastic cam- but yesterday Judge rigue roa no- i Pa Rene n of the Government of Pre- tified the Government that ine “1c ire ee 4 aa FE sSTIRRIAG | . } : Daniel Whisky Offender mier Ibanez to stamp out opposi- Court eiopgetoenidy the charges ANTI- THOMPSON JURISDICTION GOES | ‘ %, : Ay MIDNIGHT against the rest of them to be un- tion. justified. His arrest followed im- PLOT IS CHARGED BACK TO THE NAVY Him to ' A tremendous stir has been! mediately ——_————— caused by the arrest, which tock Premier lbanez today sent a let-? FORMER SENATOR place last night and became known ter to the imprisoned Judge, ** | Governor Diecredits Report | Order Covers All but Tea-| today. Judge Figueroa is detained pressing regret for the necessity | d Jeff appears as-a full page com : : j ] 1S OW LOTTE ‘‘our Minister ) rderineg his ete ; | : ; every Sunday in the Post-Dispa . 7 WII | IAMS WROTE san yn = Thi | 3 ¢ oe SS ht . willie a ~ es oe — vi ngs = ~ That Democrats Have En- pot Dome Reserve Which | Resolution to Consider Only 3 » ic baS (lisa VP pe. ag Fe se ig ‘ . yO e ¥ @ I S1 —— —— following the issuance of an order. show no weakness in its campaign | tered Conspiracy in May- Still Is i In the Courts on | | Appropriations Before | . . | for his arrest. to “moralize public institutions.” | | , a: . f But it SEEMED ~ S, Louisan to Go to Peni- Wine arrest of Judge Figueron The Premier asserted that the | oralty Race. an Appeal. a me — oe = | Adjournment Leaves 200 ; “ . A iOWS upon a perlod of friction ' courts h:; Ee} he mai st; e | capitan Ns S a 4 | : “¢ LiKE A DARNED tentiary Pending Applica- between iva (‘abinet wes the Su- rigs | | eae oe erie estan, —_— , re ins 3 aie 7 Be ) Be | Measures Not Acted On. > | Exce LLENT A . ‘ preme Court The Government re-) “the necessity of dealing “Vieni rs By the Assocreted Press. | By the Associated Pres mC per . 2 on +. SeaNee ge cena & nd Issue al Z o + iSS - ‘ P¢ + re ‘ Fe se - a. it] - TT) i : a % « . ° } . ‘ se min ateta i® ; ee . a . , , sh e aS 3 : ; et dD ; ‘eral Black (“hicago ndiled to both civil and criminal a Se ai aes ES | St i nal ac-| a a ae a Seek ate Automobile Code Davis, and former United States a ; confer with Major-General Rov D. ‘tions in the Federal] courts r George H. Williams, both lV : oh dhnes EScor All: Ler and Sheriff Carles Graydon | 1 ' isi fenato . } Five | Planes Escort Italian Keehn and Sherif! i S The odias . Revision Passes. vi revocation ot St. Louis, were among the inflh ; Pt he I Se PA TOR AGAR — gyi Oe , n eae 8 ye “ on ake © ue nO ey Op - ee wth oe ~~ wwe — “ setts? oa ~ wt Naprh. on. = Bes ~ . t 5 an [ , ee} ~- “> - - . 9 states Supreme (¢ aly lhe | Bese tea SSS Ss ae “le ‘ pa — ee | SAN ANTONIO, Tex... April 2.—!asks intervention or preparation ws preme Court revoking th sks Pas eee om oe : Se JEFFERSON CITY, April 2.-— *¥ BY . ré ’ : 9 = d re ‘ e ( ‘fic i j “gna %: Ps ‘ae . ‘ - Ls 3 . : a sIt]e { tr ‘IS i i lea LON MIMS : . *; : ‘ . Saphtesisledes ae a , : = Se a : ™ tence Was pending befor: Judg {ficial forecast | Ggmmander Francesco de Pinedo, for intervention his request must; Centracts and ases made with Ss et EE ame The fifty-fourth biennial session of the Missouri Legislature ended By Itzell. . a ‘ “a : . ee ave? rariniel IoOhen\ .— - . 712. Tete eo Davis suggested that Gold INFLATION = for St. Louis di italian aviator. who is touring four | 2® t@Ken serious) ere tee covering the Elk Hills, . | Pe a . le ve ei 1 i - A ree : "Q 3° o o f :- tiosit t) ‘s } ‘ lig ‘agers ‘ } ‘ ° . : ~ . *, : ce VALUATION. | Vicinity: Mostly | continents on a 30,000-mile flight. fe Ben pstines | ri nee eee ee and ol tank eer $ lat idnigh igh 4 ‘ stein be paroled to him. ij ere en ae een cee = people of Chicago can go te he storage at Pearl Harbor Pe 5s : = RES ek, 3 ag midnight tonight with the St. eet | * See : ) —— rapid transit bill, the modi- AZ | 1G ads pe Sega ee “gaat ie. as ait ate ~ is ; } . ye 3 ss ; goo rae ese : , ramaa 7 as : ; - + eS, “ P . ” . late Senator Spencer was insistent eqguest by Sheriff Graydon of Cook | “Executive order 3474 of May — SS ER Ps Sy bill and more than 200 other meas- ures dying on the calendar. a mila * OPP at ome eereerlt ania ee a ee renee - ce Sree f+... . eda TT anit) enasaanees i P day; warmer to- | De Pinedo turned west early this s ; P 7 tata day. + ; cr af "a dr es " : s : oss Sq . > . FON I AINE FOX ee seeormement OF the late ~~ 4 \I MI nO Se ee ee (‘ounty that the Governor be fire- an, 1921, conimitting to the Secre- ei 3 . ae . - - . ISSOUTrI: Z ost - ° . - ‘ * - > , — . % P 8 is ae " wee x ‘ ; ‘ “ 4 Po s ‘ 4 7 ees . flew | j}tary of the Interior the adminis- | : } ‘ ! ae ae POSE Se tepeated efforts by Senator Sunda 4 the P Di : Vital W. Garesche, Goldstein saw x stop in the United States, and pared to imohbilize the National y in e ost- ispatch. g the Senator in Washington and Was >) ls Tou i\ ? lé y ‘ . ; ‘ Ixy 800 jtlae al , the ‘ ‘ : ’ a itration al ] rs . ve : , . > 4 ‘ on we, a . . , ¢ : = : thie om eu y C1000) fOouay ,approximately of mues aions | (;,uard on quica notice ‘ anda conservation of all oil | > . . ‘ Rs > “Oe, Kinney of St. Louis to bring the : gencral!} credited by PenTicraAns and tomorrow, | gulf, arriving at Galveston shortly Pandemonium in the city’s three-|@nd gas bearing lands in naval pe- | * SS aoe ae rapid transit bill and the police P¥With being the first politician to | showers probable | before 11 o'clock. After three hours cornered mayoralty contest broke; PO/°UMm reserves NOS. 1 and 2, Cal- | ee: FF eae Pees pension bills up for action were —-.6 |64eT ifornia, and naval petroleum re- Fg cg |frustrated by objections of other Than! " ’ "y ® « Ps 5 : . j - » Yl oe este serve No. 3 in Wyoming and naval a ss ‘ members, Kinney himself even ] ptuscest Davis. 4M today: warmer to-/| there, he took off for San Antonio jonight. Shouting, jostling crowds s ‘ ‘ © ; AT: } Judge Baltzell looked upon some ) \ /| ‘linois: Mostly West until he crosséd the city and modie fist fighting was reported by Shale reserves in Colorado and ceasing his efforts after 6 o'clock, 7 : | ' Baltzell Resented Suggestions. lat 1:41 p. m. and flew almost duUé jammed downtown streets. Spas- of the suggestions made on behalf ‘ cloudy today and | Came to rest on the waters of Me- police, The streets about the ho- Utah, under the provisions of the} MRS. ELSIE HINMAN LEWIS DULA. when a resolution specifying that Oud" JUAN « fe > ‘oangere ce piece ~~ ; ‘ x acts of Congress, approved Feb..| ————-—— === | no bills other than appropriation pet Goldstein as an affront to the tomorrow. show- | dina Lake, 30 miles away, at 4:08 tel in which Mayor William E. Dev- | 77 g° eae | =e 20. ans q” , Hale » 1920, and June 4, 1920, is here- measures should be taken up, be- Wignity of his court, and as being ,. on grebetia tect ?- mm. er, Democrat. and William Q wha gree yp 0a, : inimical to an impartial enforce- " ff “warmer to- A flight of five United States; Thompson, Republican, both have "4 Pla ag , | came effective, ~ 3 ment of the law. He implied 493 - ‘ ; ‘army planes niet the italian tlyv- i the il headquarters, were crowded. B Bp es eg Not Included. 4 During the evening there were . ' y Ms order urisdictio: sc baie Jurisdiction over /many scenes of disorder when Sen- much when he said from the bench, ler near the outskirts of the city The third candidate, is Dr. John! i of tl i «i di 1e while the plea of Goldstein was be- | The Week's We ether Outlook. aaa formed an escort for him until Dill Robertson. running on an ‘Ine ‘ reserves save that in | | ators sought to bring up Leant bille - . ing argued by Congressman kn ©. CHICAGO. April a De ‘Pinedo remained with his| > “Cre Or the purpose OF All- | however, the Supreme Court did) Hevuuders she has sued for such | ™@king @ death pet beers |'mand consideration of their meas- tea ne . pth | ae es crappie ares. plane an hour to inspect it and to ao eae , pet wa de Heys Laci | 9 6 pass judgm« nt on that proposi- things as a divorce from her first Pos pte ot | per persed oO | pie Se a ; ‘ Aw eT AN ive the crew of army mechanics} on»). oe 7 we es wearing tion. Justice Butler who read the! jusband, or a decree of separate |’ IO CEOVOERO " ae te ogee — acd omen piirst place. This letter is hard to WASHINGTON, Apri Sen- 68 wtclatdolag ,; Thompson badges. A fight was to; decision, declared the transaction ; ae “AS her second ce The measure, introduced by Rep- rhe only exception to following « eT = | ee eee ee ee 7 of Bates Coun-j/the resolution was a few minutes NR he er, i SPI NL RMR 8 TEMES TMI RG, APTI Ni EIRP OR, “RMR. : ® ~ , a a Na et : instructions as to refueling and i : | Y Be unde rstand in view of the fact that ator Fdwards ¢Vem.) of New Jer- — , , , be started, according to Piompson i'evidenced hy the contracts and '! judgment for $250,000 against her resentative Henry . 2 D = * ' Ap : a Mes ; ;, 2) ae ’ . sey declared today that Gov. Smith | g¢ Sn a taceil Ee " ty. provides that in such cases the | before adjournment, when- as a a. ith acon fi e ate SC: Oe rr “a, ‘ AUY- 8 atten a VALNngue iN) his nonor & oer — = - rug . ‘ 2 ey the Circuit Court of App ais. of New York would be nominated! San Antonio. | riot resulting. thorized by the act of June 4, | oankruptey petition, for relief from ’ : a ry . ‘ Record of the Case. Managers of Mayor Dever’s eam-/|1920, under which Fall and Edwin lit +] lemanding that discretion, from 16 years’ imprison-| Carthage, the only woman mem- ; neneant ie ° cne ors WhO are Geli pCR ER : ’ Goldstein, as is known, was ; paign said the plot appeared to | “a ge Mags Si are ment to the death penalty. ber of the Legislature, the Senate 1925 national convention, “just a8S;:veston Italian children dressed in! 4) 0, SO Ese Guten Bp : she make full and immediate pay- Both the Senate and House have} } ed ¢ them to be somebody's “April fool’ | contended they had authority to oth the x | by unanimous consent, took up and Mnapolis Federal C‘ourt of partic- |: ioke They dise) ire : i 1 t 7 t a ; x 3 J cc. Lit? \ aisciaimed knowledge! revoke the time-honored poHey of 7 : ? P . _ arty « ‘OS were etenen 1eer he Pe rye ‘ ‘> wl! pamicd bond to Goldstein and | votes of Massachusetts, | tae » which is equipped to land only on of leasing the reserves originated | ame — 6 oe “ a the fourth offense. The Bates) signing by the presiding officers. ; , ; ‘ ‘ ‘4 if ° ‘ “17 ‘ ;~- P . ar +}, Sie : : . . S ' ] S Sne Wasi 14 »\ al 4 . " @itr : . ¢ ~, , King KFerdinand’s conditi ; > .' ian ns, ‘ eCTi. } ‘ . fom ana Ss condition j , a \ to 7 *¢ ’ “Ce : al 14 f { " ¢ { is in Leavenworth penitentiary , Rhode Island, Maryland, ¢ — and was in shape to speed aW&Y| pag improved tonicht was receiveg | UOns’ covering the Elk Hills re- ae es a divorce and alimony, and Bates said that, — hig OpPINiON, | eo, husiness, other than ap Phefore bond was arranged through cut. Minnesota and Delaware. tomorrow morning for | elephant V3 serve. Be oor the two measures did not conflict propriation bills and conference a successfy)] appeal to Justice nis “her a Keg ne bet hd et awa edty , nla, where the entire populatio , ewife ; was ‘her i : Ber of the Supreme Court. against Gov. Smith is the cowardly jJand on the waters impounded by | , as cent 1 its i ani On proved at the Navy Department | ¢X-Wife and was to pay her addi; pery, and makes the death penalty ‘hour Senator Kinney, who had up a . i a ‘a 2 e a net . 7 piels cc eres, (Ss Interest on fie ; ‘ : - . +} ,« — iy ‘ ‘ ] 3s " r » 6 , > Goldstein lost his appeal to the wallings of bigotry whieh, although the dam. After that, the next hop! .4.4) nalace at Cotrécent Ehby - and it was taken to the White | “onal ie wre y aie ne — but | dis retionary with the jury, While} tne gst. Louis police pension bill, eircuit Court and the Supreme | “till a factor to be reckoned With will be to the Pacific Ocean at sy House for Harding’s signature by She saved him further trouvle onthe Bates bill covers any felOnY|)y).44 yielded the floor temperarily °° | mnistic that the King would pull , . 1a 19 , : = - Snaratar i ay i419, ‘reases i} > . el oe urew Timself on |e De Pinedo determined to start; through, and this optimism was nat Enemy oe tne SNOrr. ‘. >»? did M Dul increases in the present Seems OF ‘Council revision of the automobile ' ‘y* + ‘ 2 oe et ' ° ad s . > . : = “ha 4 : : > > ~ * ? ' i] 1922 . . ‘li- is . “ merey at the Indianapolis '“~-~ - m3 % his flight to Elephant Sutte at 6 shares bv his phvsicians In their After the order was signed, ne O intii | did rs ox 1 en punishment mandatory. code, which was passed. ‘ ¢ sae } Pag vel’ gotiations for the leasing of the! ter the courts again. But from then MEDICAL ADVICE BROADCAST Then Senators began demanding 4 \ - ‘ : ; rFOryie , , "e i}e SP! ‘ Abis conviction has been sustained servicing it beto out to adherents, with the possibility of a | leases With Dohenv yas = ; | i DOSS! Lit\ [ é aASe; l on : waS not. au- parents-in-law. Now she asks. in a sn - —- t its | : - - jury may fix the sentence, a Si; courtesy to Miss Emma Knell of for President at. the Democratic; Both in San Antonio and Gal- mie 4 Dem} S r the N | emby, aS Secretary of the Navy, Pound cuilty by a jury in the In- I) ; 1 bill Pkt sure as he lives and the U1 the ack shirt: “acists ment of r hote S, ler taxi ' . . . ; sure as he lives and the Democratic the black shirts of ti acists mpns GF mer meet bi ap also passed the bill introduced by| passed her House bill prohibiting “The LIS votes represented In De Pinedo received a tumultuous Whetl] - , . ¢ ‘ let — ca ; en : convention by New Jersey and New i reception in Galveston. Mme h¢ead-; _.... ‘ 1 : . : : Pally removed from the Jack Dan- ‘ guard ile ballot HOxXesS. there il] } Draw n in Tall be Department. retty.” livine on the Hinman 2 > fel Distillery warehouse in St. Louis ana pt whe: 1A ean : felony, while armed with a deadly lature ended at midnight. the fina! & two Years in the penitentiary and é " hs . oO ‘ on ae { . ‘ — : Then she married ¢ ‘ life imprisonment mandatory fOr /¢pe enrolling of bills and their : “Ans Texas North (‘arolina, = So lige sid : 7 Re pi ‘ , along without lawvers then she . oan YW Betspirators, and thev served 48 consin, rexas, VO from. Galveston without mishap that from..Doheny during the negotia- sad di law of New York. | Legisiature would be endea van ae SIE Ee eis IM with enthusi: -WIma- sttnal . ; But “The ery of Catholicism raised Rutte Dam, N. M.. whére it will usiasm throughout Ruma The executive order was ap- Lewis settled $150,000 upon his phe Henry bill covers only rob- reports at 6 o'clock, but at that : , , . ; ; bers of the roval family were i- , , —— oor lo oe . me Ourt eo. io review the casc | m political life, 1s fast on thei gan Diego, Cal. u iy Were OPU- theodore Roosevelt, then Assist- this account by marrying Dula in| with a deadly weapon, and makes for the consideration of the Safety Court n il pe tition tor probation ' o'clock tomorre y 94 c : ~ , ™~ mornings fle | latest bulletin thev said: 6% , : > ts ' 2 4 ‘ *« TT. ° > "sr : ~ @ i e’¢ Ss iits in ra id-fire T- wo principal naval reserves were }on sh iled suits ap ec irecognition for consideration of PWhich Judge Baltzell denied. —Hee py ‘| said he intended to ab mm all! “The lioration ¢ is] ; : | nh Congressm: Ln Dyer re: : A % Z | railroad lines a aa at eae gh z #5: acelemnengyy or aka coe | as wniaees sop: ona etn ny | pes . ee aniuie seen Bo yer : | T0 MAN ON ICE- -BOUND ISLAND ae ee ee peg seers manaes Med to Washington and prepared |° LAX) | ‘flies from here across the great’ has been saints : Hi Os ay im nt: hahaerees and later bang ogey ni By cig oe Se ane ; - yielded to Senator Brown of Pop- p * Petition for a pardon upon which ping oe 2} staked plains of Texas and on to Hen is 26 : . en 90 4 nd yi wari ecinie's isaneeeres” : woe “ pee ae — boa Tt age Radio Aid F nlisted to Save Léfe of | i lar Bluff and then to Senator Cases e hopes Attor ney-General Sargent : 3 : Hot Springs Such a iia : ss By Poe : Aes sige sae : ae ~ ny feo ‘extended over a period of more damages — his im preted bags # Ww ealthy Lskimo When Storm of Kansas City, and in the midst of Prin act favorably so as to get it. Living in Florida—lIn mee 4 rs ep a a preeaa yA a =o es Centigrade § (avows || 2: (than a year and in holding that / ert B. Dula, meiionaive éirecter Stalls Airplane. the turmoil Senator Painter, Demo- Yip, : before } resident ( ‘oolidge. In the ' 2 | ani , ) =“ oO : = ee : ponent Pahre niet ‘ vesing =e the Doheny lease and contracts | thie Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. By the Associated Press eratic floor leader, managed to get Mementine, Goldstein will be taken Your Own Parlor =} Rankin and Sand Hills in Texas; The public feels that the King's | were tainted with fraud. the Su- | of St. Louis, and formey vice prey] geagtia Week, Apel 0-5 | cneeeee ee >); anc arisbad in New Mexico The |} indomitable courage will conquer. , preme Court cited the secrecy ident of the American Tobacco Co. ic of the Northland 's More Pay for Prosecutors. modern epic his Pa being enactéd, with the radio en- | During periods t amternoon //] ; | back lo the Te rn ite n ia a : » : i . . P : a mn " . _ . ew days . awa ose | orga ke How a comfortable chair lends )' country is semiarid and very thin- The suddenness with which the! which attended their negotiations. and Mrs. Josephine Dula. The Duis ore een. WER SERS F ( an ray pi ly ulate slight cold t ed to grip arouse - las face : * with | family ¢ rk Qst Move for exec utive clemency. | ¢ itself to dream-life in far away pi ly poy lated sligh old turn q Oo grip | roused Fall has faced on jury with family had moved o New Yor 7 ‘ ey * iw hen Kinney yielded temporarily. . place es amid pleas Ing environs 4 the sympathy of-all Rumanians and | Doheny ou a charge of criminal | City from St. Louis in 190604 listed to save the life of Sepiiiu, ‘the bills increasing the salaries of ? ayers Were being ‘fere Oday | eon iracyv :} ‘ere acqtiitted., She wi awarde 5000 a+tvear wealthy Eskimo reindéer owner, 1) | dadge Baltzell Refuses to Make How a handsomely furnished SIAMESE. TWINS ONE AT LAW —- = bel = offered today | conspiracy Both were acquitte he was at an he $6 phages: ae ’ island, | *@* Assistant Circuft Letters Pubti ( "7 4 ke.” be -~-- for his recovery. Tomorrow there: but the former Secretary of the In-!from her husband. and $100,000 on St. Lawrence Island. The isiand, Aestebael need 4 ee \ wWeS T um 2 € > P . ° " ! ait 3 . . .s : ’ : ‘a . ing . > +s : Pewiat ® the Post-Dieva: . By tasters ype WU r Phe ae Single Court Action Grants Them will be prayers for the King in ev- terior is charged fointly with Sin- | judgment against her mother-in- blocked by ice of the Bering Sea, _ Attorneys in St. Lee INDIANA P OT. LAS, “a iss restful, recreational meditatio ; es Status. ery city a nd hamlet elair with criminal conspiracy it | law. Her father-in-law, the senior | cannot beMreached until July o1 The bill increasing the sa : G.. Apr | Py the ssociated ress ~ : : - om (Stak Ba , » ere * ole . P=Pedera) Judge Baltzell today re- ’ Are furnishings of any kind S Sarees ae Apri] 2 GRE K HE S ‘connection with the Teapot Dome) Duala, had died prior to the trial. August, except by airplane. the Justices of the Supreme Court: Need to mak« publi ' “re ( needed in vour home’? SAN A. ’ wate ex.. April = TURKEY BARS E ROE lease, The case is set for trial in Mrs. Dula proceeded to spend the Medical advice was broadcast by frem $7500 to $10,000 a year was ‘ \ ) =’ ‘ ' . : 4 : s : , etter lc th contents : | Violet and Daisy Hiiton, 19-vear- ANGORA April on the Distric 4 of Columbia Spreme £7100 000 and the $5,000-a-vear. radio today when an Arctic SLOT | S written him by Gov. Bak See the furniture offers in the | ; ; - | , “ee ng defeated. and a bill authorizing the April 25. without waiting actually to receive prevented Joe Crosson, an aviator | . . TY last su! er whe her of Fairbanks. Alaska, from flying death penalty for robbery in the »* ‘ory ‘ . =i } ” ” - ® 4 » . : bi le qi Las Sung ? wen } > firat-degree was passed, f Missouri: ede ral Judge Da-!/$ Post Dispatch ~ especially the old Siamese twins who make their] Greek. heroes, ancient or modern (| Court on “nd former t s in today s Classi >} home here when not appearing on! must not be mentioned in schools Ile al by Su- United States Sen-|¢ economy offers | : Sinclair Lease Held . cHarge accounts were mounting to the island to bring Sepillu to : | One of the last acts of the Legis- Williams Id Goods Col > | ‘ities | Turkey. Recent governmental of § ' as seho 90Gs (olummMns , sab g , in urkey. . s menta o a of S Says. . ; lilt of 1, f St. Louis, in be- |) fied Household Gov the stage, today had the disabilitie deca otis’ bak aoe Wak ale _ ‘preme © ym y siverard. the courts. acting on ap-{|Neme fer treatment. | “3 ; at Goldstein. ( é _of minority removed by a single, r ALSO ‘ n By the Associated Frese. ' : , Gy f th ‘es iliness | lature Was * passage of Aa MCas- ag Aa I U Post-Dispatch For Saie ads : “ ‘ } ? Turkew's WASHINGTON. April 2.—-Harry peals, reduced the $100.000 judg- Symptoms o tne mans C84 ; Stated from the bench,” |? ~® *® “it court action. Ordinarily two sep- | speaks unfavorably of Orne A , re rai ment ta $10.000 and the $5000 ali. | were described In @ radio message | “F* * Dreveae & method for riggs, history or of the legislative or in-|F. Sinclair's lease and contract for | ment to a! and th od all- | the y of legislators. The Judge Baltze!l, * to sell anything of value. ead tze!l Il received let- >} arate suits would be necessary with | ) : ‘§ a8 ine -¢ i sedion ol denteneg' ta} rete ee two separate sets of court costs. 'tellectual achievements of Turks. |the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve | mony to $2600. Since then credit rom | : was the only test , nant from J udge w including those | « , ov ° . : " 2 5 Ce 1 an« “Sireuit Judge H. A, Hamil- POST- DISPATCH | The twins are now free to sign | Foreign religious. propaganda /in Wyoming were arrert dg- —— pang ere = ' repens: ei 0 ee sur /submit a constitutional amendment # : ‘ | ; : ;7 " ' ale ry, sTig ri oa te? “eTy ‘ ourtisa | is cr? vy. ‘ f av . . . / . ae POd Probate Judes «. W. Holt- The Buvers’ Market Place of ‘their own contracts.and enjoy all| also is forbidden. This will affect |clared illegal ” sO | OS Re : , " t Nome. responded with di. | '0 the voters that passed Po! oF St, Louis. Re ce The Bilhonarea | of the advantages of majority, ex-| the American girls’ college and jin its decision in ti Doher ny leas- ago. She lista $14,000 In debts, | Reon at ome, | a | owe 14 ) . ) “Continued on Pade 2. Column 6. and her assets at nothing. trections for treatment/ ~ Continued on see as 8 $.* ; ! iiitate ” ; . ~ a rw 7 - ~* “a . ? ; » a c* } - re. | on Page S Calas 2. PRP APL NPD rw cept the right to vote. Robe oOllege : = -* Turkey, ie

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PAGE 2 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee SUNDAY MORNING, | APRIL 3; 1927 OFFICIAL REPORT © (_ Marines Parade With Stars and Stripes in Shanghai] -MEXICL ROW ant : — r | hy ey a any te Tie Fe _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ HGH-PRESSURE RY “sce gig MISSI NEAR NAAN SEN pg REDNESS PUBLICITY CONTINUES “ss Sey ‘i STAGE A ac FF WASHINGTON, April 9. ~ - ee ie Me, es ORE rien nek ecg re ame ae A Gh A tn, Ate a cigarmaker, of 3671 bases ee ; a °F Rae See’: 2 .) . s ALY =: yo PS “ a a ; sae 3S - 2 ts, : f ms “ op See ; = a ” ‘ ey a vt SLreeci, a: . CAC. Y F i 2 x ° j - — ere : * 4 ; : OT] BY AELLOGG fi, , » : f . K 3 pik hats 5 Se ’ : ; 3 SS ee Ss —o— = x - ee ig - : peg £ = “ : ie sutomobile which did not stop as | High Follow on. Post-Dis- ' aa sees a re re by | Me ee Be Rey ee ll patch Articles. | Borno, expressed himsuie aaa ‘(he attempted to beard an east-| ! tae Sa ‘ ' | gatisfied’’ with his ex = I _ bound Cherokee car at Gravois and | Clusien | 3 \ > K a i ix: | ae — : Pe: A ; ‘ WS . on 3 : = Sr Se ~ a ’ Ps 4 ’ ee: : m $ 4 ; » aig i | — “ > S . Cy as Fg “a ares, «! * Sea : :. rs ‘ = , oe eS : : . a Eee x A: P SRI ssl Den & Es. 3 *: * sie 3 : i i Ae va Beethoven avenues at 9:30 p. m. : a call today at the State | 7 e ears Levee Railroad Foreigners Were Killed ins a See eee 3 “ a . . lice the machine was a light coupe “The situation ¢ oe ks but Threatens Oo - Ta Ff -2.: e e ge ee ee ee a a mS Se ‘ ae. . oy ’ onan see n — te oS . =" . ‘ { ould Ss Cc Cold Blood br Nationalist § FASS Siw eT SS Poors. Bi bes He Cee Bee: lajara Finds Rosenthal | which moved rapidly east after the} WASHINGTON. April 2.—The' y.2n better ordered had rt . Tra Soldiers Leder Orders * SB eee Bee eee oe hs Death Last September accident, Borneman suffered frac- | antisalioon League's publicity ma-| myself,” he said. The Immediate Damage to Si. ae tures of the left arm and right leg. | ine with Wayne B. Wheeier as served his purpose vocal te is P t Consul Davis Says. Not Settled For. chief engineer, has been thrown, 'racted attention to the face; Louis Froperty. COOLIDGE REVOKES | American Marines are stil] a oe | i: tf oe Be ee” 8 oe co ee, ee a . . : into high gear since the recent) and that we have abrogate@ Ble NO ATTEMPT YET : : j et 5 a 3 : ee eS xe s ate ie 7 € of ? ™ Ps 3 -_ ie x nneeinted Press. HARDING’S ORDER | Post-Dispatch series of articles on | constitution and Kiven them emul FERRY AT ALTON ewe b % ge ‘ | Oe a val ¢ — ee: y 2 WASHINGTON, April °.-—The| ON OIL RESERVES |: 6: inner workings of the league’s| our own making.” es F N TO PUNISH AT TACK Pox we ’ ; ‘i. RBs OK alk ‘es * eg pe ™ murder ‘of Edgar M. Wilkins, Continued from Page One. _ | super-government. r gp sage “mentioned Halt! ‘hey SUSPENL’S OPERAT O : i Ye . ) : cites ies mining engineer | : aga 3 Ceres | " ; : len ly,” in their conversation ‘| Q ‘ | | ee , Re. American mining engineer, 3 by | ive case. Government counsel e s ia sg in ag coer gate was to arfange for an ip eS Se | ee ; Mexican bandits, at a time W 1€N/ .ontended in a brief filed in the *heeler, le general counsel an next week ai ‘ D 4 . See ~ 2 ‘ , vs ' ‘ ° ee . ve an- Chinese Well Treated, but ! acd il ei, ae ea we ae ee BS the killing last September of anoth-/;court today preparatory to oral legislative superintendent of the | s= cae | = 7. | Bae added another item to be settled inj Doheny litigation has decided | | fice at a fraction of the costgtal and Illinois and Meramec ce , : Sec sae mam ee the already unsettled relations be-| against Sinclair practically every d : | 9 algae equivalent job of commercial ately Fired On fe i. . = = — a * : > 3 ee tu een the United States and Mex- point he sought to raise. 3 part y at the apsnsiee Oo a. 320V- ing. was carried free through 4 , Continue Ascent. . . Ry. 5 a Pg Sar & 3 . 4 i : | The brief, which is voluminous, ernment, by procuring the inser-| mails under the Allgood : : eo t-» ae od > ° = = S B: oe Ico. | ee > , 2 ail eg a . | Saye Face ome = ©=6=(Official report to the State De-|charged that Sinclair had cCOM~-/tign of his material in the Con- sional frank. >" - ~- . > - a ek ek A= “« ~ te ce oe 5 ee a “~~. = ~ a) VS rte a a ta Se ee —— ii et a . ~_& ~~“ eet me didn a a 7 + tains a vast amount of publicity, , os at ° . - - . ~~ s > . ; ; ‘os , fs By the Associated Prees from United States pletely shifted his position in the gressional Record. The three envelopes are ¥ With waters pouring in }rom the Mississi pp’ = 4 a | S S$ ~ ewe | partinent today SHANGHAT, April 3 (Sunday) eS eas ; 33° a Rit alas # |Consul Dwyre at Guadalajara that’ Supreme Court, He 1s now at- dissimilar. The réturn add tributaries, tn 5 ; ‘6 he pr > 5 Be >» ‘ = Wilkins” body had been found was tempting to defend himself, the AiChe 16 RUGILIONA, CORFPINANGR | .. uid inditate thal they came _—" rising rapidity yes- Chinese waters was reinforced with fee a . ee 3 ‘ : REL , Be Se Ss eae followed immediatels by instru¢-/| Vevernmers , eronebe pe ee ye en ee ee three aifferent offices. rer sale yeti ray | — Be Secs ae cS . Skee age m (tions to United States Ambassador | round that his lease and contrac Three envelopes tame to. the Ordinary eyesight revealg, } terday, and the arrival here this morning of the Rs . ee ba: ® | Sheffield at Mexico City to make; were made for motives different Post-Dispatch Bureau in the space ever, that the address to the § the Weathe oe = (urgent representations to the Mex-|frTom those which inspired the e th aon Louis Post-Dispatch bureau wagem a ‘a toot attove flood stage '-can Foreign Office. The note de- | naking of the Doheny leases and | © ee in each case by the same stencil i= The American naval armada in hy tomorrow vening Hureau expects i to Lnited States cruisers Richniond ag \ niunmibe ofr rivers iti this flood. notably the ince, ood stage being 30 | je imbove the latte! damuce The authorities in China over responsi- road tracks Mood gates at tne ‘*ahokia ‘‘reek have been mout t Side tevee anu ~~ —- yesterday was flood level, Missouri's Rise Continues. The Missouri River is continuing to rise between Lexington, Mo., and | its inouth above St. Louis, It was "0° feet at Hermann yesterday | . i | — oe. 8 te, en . , a « « + SP Shap Be at he? “~ 7 se / ’ GUT ea AL” Cae ten ee tyresininne 62 ot Sarre _ Prana .-? 7 ne ead . beeen ote eaten ee et he wee, on 7 > ~ —~ £ ee, DD I tn. nt y ™ * ee Me aes - ~~ ee age omer. Rygte oars» S Pe hm ee ™ _-. . ‘ - “ o * - hoe Me Ayo Suk a> iy wre * iil Fae lh Baie bik tikes 35s SB seer modern chemical science and tech- ROSEN OES SSE SR ee ee nn anna anata aaa a a ee a ww wy tet ae ere Gas, faused the rises Many Highways tmpassable. pe ited States Highway’ No 40.fa is-KawWsas City is tempo- losed west f BRoonvill Mo : ore y > * » ~ - » ie he he i ee ed 7 A Ne gy Ay a on authorities j “erarc ut- | break, was comparatively tr yy Barrage Stopped Attacks. oritse in regara to the out- | paratively tranqni!, ibe made formerly only ¢on textile “Murder, robbing, attempted as-, SD exchanges wit Washineto : | March 24 was placed on “reaction- | ‘ , change h en : anc) * pele go ,| your town wants them, that the London yJovernment was ; ary counter-revolutionary elements rages, may influence « ultimate | although the British cruiser F p. | ae & zs uence th na i sh cruise Eeme. ! fabrics. as printing, etching, stenc?) Baulis and other outrages were - cag? .° pressing for a vigorous and united 2nd “Northern rebels by Eugene read ‘Cities Enter the New i ~~ “From statements made to Con- ’ sul Davis and to many other Amer- by the Blackwater Fiver to Hannibal. Mo.. is tleoded le creek south of Troy, Lincoln |» Sterlingware Silverware REDUCED ONE-HALF F inal Reductions REDUCED ONE-HALF if. . IP An ang vaener 4 ' $6 aus (/ $6.50 Casserole ‘; County NO 65 has become iim-'! icles ae $3.25. : Passable south. of Columbia, Mo. oy eae 289 ©: pattern.. ‘ "a | «© 2 " Spoons: peat d 6.50 $10.00 Candlesticks; 5 ~eause of mud. Illineis No. 5, Bast ig ah “ nm " pri de- C‘olonina] $5 00 St Louis (‘hester. ts flooded north pattern e 1 of Red Bud. Sher iam, ao sii J s; neat pat- $7.75 $50.00 Diamond Ring. hand- $100.00 Diamond-Sect Wedding Lig ae ater 00 Ja The Meramee River 7 [WO J. ee rontely Ning. all platinum design young men from E a. St. Louis) nd 1 : nh Gey 25 ee mounting: 2a — Fruit Bowl, z County Up a tree yesterday noon : h sterling $8 gold 22 dia- e on tade | he were Retle Boland and Ora;|# 20.90 Sandwich monds son ne ee f ; err’ Trvine : Lif¢ eh * = aia i : ee 2 6¢ 64 6 2 «6 ak ’ Asparag us ¢ ; ying to run | askiff vw ee “iv: plerced bor- 10 .00 2.00 Diamo : i - : ” r o Ly etheninar § * a nd Ring = $200.00 Diamond and @pphire Dish: two- ci &0 outboard motor upstream, they at : Wer ‘Psized by a submerged log f handsome 0 piece 5.00 Bre; ay ar > : : t | vite « eto nd \A hite rold 52 a scart Pin, handsome $16. on R ec a Barton S 45 * “2 a " ’ P : sterling mountin se > . “Ai , " mount- Fork Set... Srdinarily stands some distance lg oe ee a on : , Rae - e BIE | LR. OAT One PPE — Ie tie ie itt ta pete Sart -. - _— te ge ew - eR Ee OMe © Se ee '. > oo, * « AUT E and Marblehead. Bt . * The Chinese Nationalists ha oo “ane 3 : SS livered by the Ambassador supple- contracts and were solely “ne sg “Leave to Print. If the form of the addregs iese§ Nationalist: lave Sees bck > : P ieee 4 , ae stegne aie Me x : ‘mented previous representations | COMservation of the ol and no One, bearing the inscription of not sufficient, the broken vicinity are 40 rend: " a il f ne erection of | ~ } of Wilkins on March 27. faecrm nt mr o pera! Ge nAVY. mittee of the House. came free un- All thre of the documents. ‘eater Le Mississippi gauged —-International Photo. Dwyre reported that Wilkins haq | St0rase tanks for : | \the statement by the chairmag WASHINGTON, April : rake - impending clash with Nationalist — a They were the first to be landed from the U. S. S. Chaumont. having been slain when the bandits. | held there was authority to negoti- chairman, Representative Grant M, | wheeler press release” and ¢ 2k ’ me : a = |hard pressed by Federal troops, be-|ate the Sinclair lease under the act | 4),.4.,, of Michigan, former super- Allgood “extension of remark ark W 9 pean bility for the Nanking anti-foreign St dt mies ee Been connented | sent directly to the Yangtse be ousted as the commanding Gen- | lect 42e 20,000 pesos (£10,000) ran- | cult Court ordered it 2 amg be on League of that State. It carried a headquarters of the Ant . . . 4 Pp . . ; 5 . - ° ‘ ° ° ; ‘fy ’ ‘ ¢ cry e 7overn- ; -¢ > ec AL - 7 a ‘ ° . ’ : ry ¢ ” 1 AC bi 4: se ‘ > > tionalist military commanders di- form, of the Nationalist army and night that no agreement has been last week to get the benefit of large | Veal -Old son. rhe son was released | tation of the act ae , a a aes ‘ton he adquarte rs of the Le ague in " . ‘ vw. - . . ° j > - - o “f Se . »}* ] £ Th y | : . ; ? . : ¢ bat ina accountable for what oc- | 13 american houses were burned.” | reached yet. Meanwhile Great, revenues colle leases under it cot the Bliss Builecing, contained a curred, ! Britain ‘mains firm in her re-| Members of the left wing brought | tain the ransom money | A supplementary report from | rité re ns : | | ) Mees a : ey: ft tbe : ; ‘ ¢t ‘Doct E lai new) —~— ; Re which also nas | Davis, dated April 1, given out dur- ; S0lve to take drastic action alone about his downfall, | Rosenthal was slain on Sert. 15)“ pletion. charges by the wet organization. or Xp ns Drainage Distrtet, «: _ joes clearly that the attacks had been an th é . me id that eleteniibe ill if necessary ; dn their march northward, the | near Cuernavaca, while hie captors The Sinclair lease and contract It was the only one of the three ae engaged in pumping out CACCES ‘ ; 7 “4 ie ( ay, . a ( lett . é y i » 1h sits | . . . ‘ mes PY ¥ sy sé | . ’ ; ‘ : . : ; | : . | planned and carried out by Nation- | ‘75 ihe pegs The newspapers are full of re-) Nationalists are not expected 1 were in flight before: Federal], Were declared to show “a complete | that bore a stamp. | Treatment fer Leg water of canals be hind — lew > alists unde der Pee ee ae por : ; , | meet eh serious oppos il | troank ee See a /, “ill , r Ws | thi c aine reprint, in | ; ad . ‘ast St. Louis ( iosing oO! a Ss under orders. Nankine were used as barracks for ports and predictions that the pow- | eel mu h serious opposition unti troops. Several bandits were killeq | trail of fraud on the part of Fall} The third contained a Dp t, i Be: er bast le B ,“ : e : . . r : , ray . j a o ‘ e | 99 2 - Se H. J. W hittier, Suite ie le ; . : sgt i ~} Nationalist Foreign Minister. pub- Standard Oil and Texas companies | ade as the best step to take in the;4S8 the junction Of the Tientsin- | merchant. also had been held for | and collusion between him and Sin- | remarks’’ in the Record by Repre- by D “e a the Mississipp) in the creek, which | é on ; ‘-Lunghai railways is of | 26,000 pesos ransom 'clair.” While the Circuit Court had | sentative 7 | articipatic xf Nuationalic ” } were unmoleste n that date witl : ’ iia a, Pe cea ~ Wei Ses ah : ' , ; — “ ’ cessful specialist in Kansas 7m ; » plee s not been m the attack, prompted publica- be £ oe eas Ag S 7 , oe Bey pina Foreign office spokesmen as considers d probabl that (‘hang confides nt ~ ad aws cause of fraud, the Government in- | (inserted in the Record under the } enough to Cause ala riv at \ Lo } . - ie A _ «4 . " ” ; . p e ( Ses ) j 4 cr m . vr on . ae ' on ' . _ , e ™ : tion of the Davis report. Chen at- | them re hen . sert there is new evidence that| Ts0-Lin’s forces are concentrating |! rn. ,, sorated Prose sisted that, under the Supreme) Leg Sores and Varicose { ow -j an introduction by the Congress- | ation. the terminus of Missouri | tounter-revolutionis j ithe company offices were reported they must | which has met with remarkable @ er . y 1s | | 4 « . = { ‘ , : : ! ‘ ‘ . , , uscd | ae rém- Se Rial Sa, ms PE SP EN HS es Cantonese ageinst all foreigners in-| Day of Prayer for China April i: the bandits who kidnaped anq | 4!80 be declared illegal because th s : : feaate ave bee le; -d out ) WS. io. es ¢ ‘ ‘ ani P , - > , - ; nde 7 . hants of the defeated Northern ~— | discriminately, whereas hitherto, Proposed. I d Edgar M. Wilkins, American W4mt of authority to make thent. PRE Oe 8 ee ; born cases. jem Charles) being under water 0} : 4 Hon. Mr. Allgood by Wayne B&B. i posite Alton. The gauge at Aiton captured by the Nationalists. l¥e | been punished by svationalist au- aid Same pe cn ‘ _ targets. NEW YORK, April 2.—-Churches | Army Scers said they | Secretary Fall personally had con- by British and American war eraft the fiction that the outrages Wwe! ; an : . : _ : w 'anti-British posters have been sup- | Pp Oo participate i lay of praye- the itl; ua ti : ry and declared hundreds of Chin se | by local rowdies,” Davis said. Bouse | ' ee eee eee A ORY A wy Beye sang | Protection of the reserve from | 5S ul oo St BS a plemented at Tsinanfw by othersier for China Wednesda April 13 The United States Fmhaec lrainage was the 3 ‘© of t) : had been killed by forcign nica | Civilian looters had been executed,/ >) 0. 4, OEY Puan Pe vay! 5 ie : | we nage drasnage was Net tie mative of the aac ¥ ; | urging the Chinese to rise and kill) during Holy week. by the Board of | delivered to the Ae + “orej ‘lease, the brief sai as f guns. jhe added. all foreigners le £ » OV I ; Vexican Foreign | lease, the Drief said, and emphasis | Two high-class, well eiirned nice appearing young men for out. . | , > ‘ : . . . ae Ss ers. . reign IS ef the reach yt . Y ft} *¢ , n¢ ; "OC IIMetinac } . 7s) ; = . ° i Summary of Davis Report. Davis said that the Chinese resi- | ie etimivadtte: communias a Foreign Missions + a a a not requesting the cap-.; Was placed upon the secrecy ob- if side work in the city. Want men who have had no experience in this | iralty comm ique states | t Bf P "Oi ; t g F ; is .) } B24 1 i ’ } A . ° : . * ane eumisnaTy Of Coasul Davis Scab ot wan AS " td bees well that foreigners are treat q ith l- ‘rence and Coune f : oar erere asi ; ‘ job | and was expected to reach th report given Sut at the State De-| treated by the soldiery even on the | wreacing truculence at Nanking. |: | sem: Sihsidhadie ebenes ate hins a ogps have been {was contended, was not justified by/— hunters need apply. J: B. MORAN, 1006 Olive St. We flood mark, 21 feet, there, while as aSineg a. gal sense cies 2 eign Missions Conference: ‘ . Ge% ‘-hiny : utlaws for ‘v- military : ss hia ao il eck ! i . @ ‘ , Alm: rj -) ry ‘ °, | ‘showing that igne e- ” aes ACs ays. ‘Jain n . ‘ case, a Consul Davis reports that Na- | in “f ited " gh ri aig ee “ | Nanking te ne A i Be mem fect. a foot above’ flood stage. tionalist - soldiers ~ deliberatery| !?eately singled out for outrages.” | — CAN DYE BLACK FUR WHITE ds A steady rise in the Illinois River | , | “f predicted Grafton nt its the British, Japanese and Amer- | Publication of the Davis repo-i rRIiCHM« SHANGHAT, ipri: -2.—Esvept | uses in dyeing William .. Ale. rou t ‘row, which may cause small dam- | for minor local disorders, Shangh::' | | | : ots | a . BEC. Above Grafton, the predicted “In the case of the Japanese ;Americans at Nanking. Indications | was quiet today and the attention | a@ paper h will deliver before the lev Pearl. 19.5 feet (floo1 . ee © Cll efor 1c ' Consul, he was shot at when ill injare that a final determination hus | of the foreign authorities w as fo-| american Chemical Socicty's meet M NESD y stage 12 feet): Beardstown, «1. t (C% ° CTIUIACA: BOC le} SS }Perle , on : ) ONDAY—TUESDAY— A B (ood 14), and Peoria, 20 (flood “All three Consulates were de- | t0 8 presented to the Nationalis® | north of thi Yangtze, where he! ¢m declares “ in the very near fu- : . 18). The St. Charles County road iberately looted, and although this /4Utorities are believed to have | Nationalist armies are sweeping on. | gure biack furs will be mad: white no effective medsures were taken | erally to those the British Cabinet > meet the forces of Marshal Chane! “Vast possibilities a ; open for qQuarte: a fmile, and : there has stopped running. Cal.) of the Naval barage to rescue the, British sufferers. Reports from Nanking indicate. i adds. “In spite of the great varie . even in the face of London dis-! civilian looters have been executed. | ° ON some responsible office, none would | AND EASTER GIFTS NOW. THE BIGGEST VALUE SENSATION. 7 » ie "Ss. 4 SC -4 q’ ° ° » ° -T . i . . . ° jeans wy soldiers selong oidiers stand by the Powers involved. hen, the Cantonese Foreign Mir- Com etition’”’ in A - conversations overheard by Amer- i es a ; ister. in a statement give t ir Pp Pp It was admitted officially that; '¢™ (nm a statement given out +f soi : /ed by the State Department in ee a Rel yp eta AS= | ; ‘against the shelling of Nanking sembled by bugle call upon com- » Britta veihes worn Britain Orders Out 4000 | More the British and Americam war: ~ : ‘ | Troops: Prepares for Drastic ak oes a 3 it is proved that the outrages. U ar inflicted casualties on the Chinese | were planned and could not. pos- | at the rate of more than 100 killed | - ? langnt wej ee eS Rie Se , : : "Ss ase o use Gov- | : re . captured Pengpu, Anhwel pro : ae a "a se made at the time of the kidnaping|®S in Dohenys case, ’ the Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Com- | would tell the story. By the Associated Press. ‘ : e k f the committee | © in HIS picture shows natives watching the first detachment of United States soldiers marching! been dead four days, apparently Recalling that lower courts had/der the frank o *la congressional committee, ¢ : ‘ . wince > wera ' ; *0. although the Cir-/|, i we ‘ere mailed from the Washing , any military persons were killed at 2 ne urgently necessary, they will pe | that, as a consequence, Chiang may |©@™me convinced they would not col- | Of June 4, 19 . intendent of the Antisaloon | were mailed , Wa | woul gr] |time of his capture near Guadala-|™ent insisted that the Supreme tgoping the Association Against |agent, Wayne B. Wheeler, is; oo. 1 ? e 2 2 : s * Of Savannah, Ga... was with his 10- | en a contrary view in its interpre- | The second. from the Washing- ‘cted here before the! bY the bandits and was sent to ob-| , ee to preserve underground oi! from statement by Wheeler in reply to | clos "| Dy sift | as Davis said all evidence showed | the unburned mission buildings in | A statement by Eugene Chen . - will agree ' +k.) they reach Hsuchowfu. That nt, /}and others capture ns . 'pamphlet form, of an “extension of A new book sent free to gutes will prevent a backup of 5 ; Nationalist troops. Offices of the li ers finalls will agree on a blox« ke! eV reat ChnowWLu. ia Port, mnd other captured. Rosenthal. 4 (thre then Secretary of the Interiur) D p : St., Kansas City, Mo—¢ lished in Nanking and which denied | event the Nationalists refuse rep-} Pukow Miles C. Allgood of Ala- | E. 11th St., Ka “4 would endanger farms : of Success. '“leave to print” rule) consisted of | 8¢ method of home treat mt f ‘the ferry there has suspended op- ; . \ ‘ . gre +7 ‘ e_% | .. \ "Ee LS oO (‘oO. “as we ‘ s . , . . . : wc +. ' . » . tributed the outrages to reactionary |&® Myers Tobacc dace loa attacks now are directed by the! ‘for strong resistance there. VIE KIC Oc ry. April 2.—Pursuit ©ourt Doheny decision, i 94 (t S a 4 rsu ¢ 1e remaining seven 6 ghway No. fo, St of | Man. ang . cess in thousands of the most ety bm Sate Highway forces froin “Kw hich the city "was Up to April ] no soldiers had the Britis) — ’ — P : . ‘2 ; ~ . : wid > tish have ween the main ~~ Lhe Assoclaiod I’ress. an | TV OT Ny, - toe pdt 640000! . .T ,ont . nen) ¢« 7 } al rin a continuing (,overnment counsel argued that °°? § feet. 1.8 above rotested ¢ ains 106 } ye ent thoritic Ss who were “maintain ing : 4 . » - : sas aan o + . ; » . ' r 16 tt yombardmen g | For instance, ii is said, the usual} of al! denominations were asked to-| wer ifide tf capturing or kill- | summated the Tsapot Dome lease. MN mMnbdvassyv today ian = =6hrCChureh The ‘ommi yf ture and puntshment of the mur-j| served in its negotiation. which it! line. Prefer young men just~ out of high school. No chronic +} : v of the rages March 24, | ? partment. follows: jday « outrages, March ‘| Anhwei Province, southwest of | eeGeeueee 26 fired upon with intention to kill ! Publication Is Significant | : nn ek ee ne nee : ’ “ a ra ee te ee alt ee ee” eee ee an es BRR se YAS ' Foreigners Keep gehen sorcerer “ . m™ ‘mouth, with flood stage of 18 feet. *s qc s S 2 , ‘ 17 stan ‘— ae ° . . «| ican Consuls, knowing them to be /is particularly significant since th Watch on Shanghai Biavk at lant may be made whit: . en hi lanes > > . asked to see their officer, /exact reparations for the injury ¢ | tie New Work chemist. predicts ie 3 levels are bed. ‘not been made, although demanes cused upon the. situation to N? ft tne here the week of April 11. Aus 3 wpposite Gratton, jeading to High- | was known by Nationalist officers, | been drafted and to conform gen- | ward, eventually, it is believed, ¢: fron 4 commercial seal EF THE eey No. 94. |p i ee ; of ‘ the ferry ao afford protection up to the time has decided to make in behalf of . Tso-lin. th Manchurian leader. | the development of fur dyeing.” he . ' mm 6vhoun County ferries on the Mis- | , s : sissippi and Illinois are reported td | tandard Oil Company's houses. | Value as the attitude of Nationalist last week's serious antiforeig~. out. | duce on furs ¢ffects such as could 9 Bemave continued. 4n service, | ‘ High wate) nas overflowed hot ; 7 , , damac It la too early to affect ‘ing with the Nanking incident. }along the shore. Foreign buildings city from 8 o'clock on the morn-|__,, oe ee # Pau ‘ Bs “4 nology to the treatment of furs. . the mre “= Would not be hurt. In upetats Mis.- at officia) restraint. until after the| ~~. : agers y nay 'his inquiry into the Nanking affair | Soldiers. Ee: ES ES -: TAGE OF THE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! DON’T MISS th i f tl} ituati The; punished for tl] M f: ct In Miseouril, Kansas and = Illinois} Het : ; the seriousness.o 1e situation. The | she, Or the outrages against | ore tactories, more resi- ; all day, through police authorities, | | : ; | S, ‘ : 3 |foreigners at Nanking, but som» YEARS. ANTICIPATE YOUR NEEDS. BUY YOUR WEDDING fee him closures that there had been official|,Blame for the outrages there| and mouths to feed. If tcans in hiding, and from the fact Admiral Williams. American naval | Nanking. that soldiers proceeded in bands | ~ Se ele : 200 whet Chen's Statement. Whose movements were under qi- | COMMAander in China, was consult- —s wore ; mean re une@er re . : He protested in the state secon shaping its course. . he my © . mencement of fhe Naval barrage, | declaring that the bombardment By the Associated’ Press vat l three ~ ly, Ny te a eet ge 93 comts a : . | $7. ro fore —— sibly have been the accidental get- LONDON. April 2 “—— evi- | OF wounded for every foreigner! sewsstends oo b-ges gd ge of ‘go bgier dence was giv en today of (jreat | casualty. He pointed out that the Merle Thorpe, Editor fs. Vn March rof Commerce of the United States ; : . ,ese Nationalists for the Nanking) Consulates in Nanking and said } se Sonsuit with Naval and Con- | Outbreak. "4 that when Nationalist soldiers en- ey ee aa Ge sular officers regarding the safety | The war office officiall: an- tered the « ity on the day of the of foreigners remaining in the city, ‘nounced that another infantry, looting order was restored ani! but his reply was both evasive and brigade ang auxiliary units total. that General Chen-Chien ordered | insolent. |ing approximately 4000 men would! M&ny looters executed. a | Ok g Unmistakably Cantonesc. be dispatched to the Far East as | While there has been little trou- | The Consul] points out: , boon as they had been brought to ble of a serious nature in Shang- | “1. That the outrages were com- | War strength by calling up reser. hai, the foreign authorities have | mitted by the same troops who j Vists. for a moment relaxed their | were engaged in disarming the | Experts maintain it is essential for with labor agitation j remnants of the Northern armies! that when the demands are mad» reports of dissension in the} and they carried on their conversa- | 0n the Chinese there be an ade-| Chinese political and military tions in the dialects’ of Canton, | Quate force on the spot to back uD ranks, they feel a serious outbreak | Kiangsi and Hunan provinces, | threats of possible action. _fenacing the lives of foreis: These soldiers bore no resemblance | It is stated the brigade will be possible at any time. whatever to Northern soldiers and ; rushed to Hongkong, relieving the! They have repeated), emphasize... it was absolutely impossible for | troops there for duty in Shanghai. : their full collaboration. and again | them to have been agents for the | oe | ne a encral srancen, the ia ‘ish commander and the French Northerners, This last t is borne | | out vemgpriens een nati pba ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Admiral Basiere issued a loint | fine hours in large bands in all spermasne agp ag ty LATZER communique saying that complete parts of the city without any re- Published Daily by The Puliizer Publicicn o 1 Twelfth oY gg d and Olive & authorities responsible for the safe. etraint. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gue teat a | | fe. “2. Not until the naval barrage | one AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS and property in the : a sor le reek ‘ss fey "hig vet, ny? +} j ‘ hs nN » ‘ nad ; —~ Vs . sat me +) was laid down did the authorities oa Use sogret ublication of 91) news ws dispatches : : oe ; aM ee serrte. take @ny reat credite@g t@ °° or not otherwise . ted in thie PVCNtS, ANd denving rumors to the a c y raining steps. he Wspe per and a 180 the heal news Di iblished contrary. “— The . ” ‘ hereim. All rights of publication of specie) die- oughou farch 26 the | pateher herein Reports of Dissension. . ; ¥ f fr : } 6668 re . $100 Diamond Ring, in white ng ¢ ht th tream. near the mouth of; ’ s 'Me Big Rives joland got wef to ft Ladies’ W rist gold, 18k $285.00 Diamond Ring, blue - a Watches for eS he waist and Berry escaped with | o white: handsome mount- Watches © mounting of Men oe soaking They had to perch |g Cm ted group °5 OO Di q 18-k gold r + branches for more than two | of , ADIE «* “ RIST | $125. pale iser: Bar Pin. set $425 Diamond Ring. very bril- Fine lot of high- | Oure until help came from Eu | WATCHES at a Me liant, blue white; grade men’s watches F “oi. ‘alph Ramey finally took | Windup Reduction a: mr a at set in platinum at a windup reduc- | > § “A off in a rowboat ame monds ) ee mounting row Meramec ordinarily nar- } ; Shallow and placid. now is} Clocks $150.00 Diamond Scarf Pin, $450.00 Diamond Ring, a Ml es mite ar , diamond sSur- white quality diamond: 7 « g hae : vee or pees he ide in pew | : : : or = mile curren an REDUCED ONE- HALF rounded I I ? 3 0 full me “8lries considerable drif ite | $12.00 Dresse "low by sie » ' : “OnNsiderabie driftwood itn. ita | : fe “$6 .00 , . 3 pes em solid gold 75€ me Ud; rush. The water i« ® or mahogany sapphires. mounting solid gold he; patterns “F boathouses at Valley Park $16.00 Sessions *mah- ; : ; $12.60 Ladie: mee «(Sage 31; ‘nten” Giiieanl Selany Mbaeel Bs .00 : Drastic Final Wind-Up Reductions on the Entire || ‘sin’ cis' *"** “$1 75 i UE the wasee le uneae nieit Toe ya eee a _— a Eatnk + er ~~ ae ee. eh . = tate tty stone set, fee As within eight to a \ Kortkamp Quality Diamond Stock $15.00 Richelieu $7.50 railroad and highway br > b] 4 ‘dges, Crééks are flooding low-| strands .. ; - 3 lan , ' $18.00 Finger Rings > = aa ds with bagkwater. The Vand- ene Ot | $9.00 = 4nd Larkin Wiliams reads. patterna. e Dosit, Valley Park were sub- ! - Diamond Set Bracelet Diamond Set Bracelet ener ie rias — i Merged. and water threatened to a . 4 ‘ A Pearis: exquisite accord exists among the military ie Bath Gap ' coy $120 O00 eXQuisite six -Stone Dia- $’90 an full platinum Bracelet Brooches er the old gravel part of (ira. ota mond Bracelet set with three $25 Miscellaneous 5 84. oppositi, Fenton though the ull platinum e finely selected pieces in r Rew eo) top... diamonds... Jewelry. ; a Ar ‘crete: highw ay was safe. = Valle, "ark ‘esterday the t © was 22 feet, eight feet above MOVING TO KORTKAMP JEWELRY CO. Movinc FRoMpA S| creep prcaise’ Atel 8.6 817 LOCUST ESTABLISHED 1849 421 N. 7TH © | ‘ 7 ee oe feet, 7.6 above are also reserved looting of American houses con- Subscription Rates by Mail. in Advance : : Dells i ee ae Shanghai was still without infor tinued and British houses were be- t @unday, one res 500 Mation today of t) } th hae i uit > ff rey rt eat: : ing looted on April 1 . 5 00 | ) vi as . ay + Aba mal ord woh ~ | Dreak has occurred between Chiang 4. Three civillan Chinese were : ct exchange cae Kaishek. the Natlonalis md Killed by the barrage according to Subscription Rates by Carriers ee See a 14 Delivered by city earrier os out-of-town d> ook O and ne’ Members o bys ler information received ‘rom -» Wide i Deily onl. Ste a manth- Sunday — | AE . 3 Sie w Auto Section\ ARAB ee ee eee ee en ae ne naa ntnt nt, REREZBRBEREEMMAERERERE SEO On ne nn eee ‘ ~ 12d 22 feet is expected | | oe < The crest of the 8 belod Steeivilic now. Un- eny ‘ ‘nie ~ 2 r Lee A ji« frorecPs Controlling th shtered ; owe class ma * - of disinterested sources. If i - ee ond anon malter hes i879, . oe political machinery at Hankow. and Mate” eee ee a eee” BARRE E DSS Oh Sk ek ek ee ROBES S AA SS OO ne nn an enn el . T 626 of el ¢ Fe y * $ - EEE SEGRPR RIE GE b 1554 Lede denebedtdede eacicics.

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ee ee ee “SENATOR KING GLAD HAITI REFUSED TO LET HIM Layy “After Call on Kellogg says dent Called Attention to S. Protectorate ane the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Ltah. oe April % Sena. who was barreg by Presidens himself “welt ‘xClusion after State Depart. Rorno., - patisfred a call todav ition could not have ordered ni ad J] done it ‘The incident because it at. tracted attention to the fact that | American Marines stil] thers and that we have abrogatea Hait’s . Constitution and given them one of our own making.” Kellogg “mentioned Haiti brie¢. ly, in their conversation which was rrange for an interview next werk. Berved his purpose are to fi , Whee phier. from th: mvernment Prins Ae tion pam votainesy Ss Of. , of zi ob of commercig} print ireugh the Allgood CONgfres. Cost equivalent ing. Wi arried free ¢ mails under the /siona! The dissimi] > frank three ; }oOpes are Widely addresses vy came from réturn would indicate that the nary igh reveals. how the Se ill] Was Cut SA mo ever, thet addrese to Post bure; LOuls Pach Cass stenci] form of! address ken were ‘not sufficien bro “T's” ‘would tell th ‘ All th the statement by a congressional! Wheeler “press release’’ and the Allzood ‘“‘extension of remarks’. from © Washington : Antis aloon wt able publicity B. Wheeler, is back documents—. chairman of committee the the iwere mailed headquar Leagu That mi agrnt. Wayvn of them ADVERTISEMENT ‘Doctor Explains New Treatment fcr Leg Sores A new book sent free to readers by Dr. H. J. Whittier, Suite 246, 421 E. 11th &t., Kansas City, Mo.—a sue. cessful specialist in Kansas City for over 35 vearse—fully explains his new method of home treatment for Leg Sores and Varicose Ulcers which hae met with remarkable sue e cess in thousands of the most stub- born cases. mice appearing young men for out- who have had no experience in this of high school. No chronic job i, 1006 Olive St. D TAKEN ADVAN- NGS! DON’T MISS LOWEST PRICES IN 3UY YOUR WEDDING VALUE SENSATION. Silverware REDUCED ONE-HALF $6.50 e $3.25 $i no 7 ‘and ; stic ks - iat 00 pattern pattern $1200 Water Pitcher: Colonia design $15.64 Butler fPMiish $25.90 Aspar: Dish: two- lece . 16.00 Reed Barton Knife and Fork Set Watches for Men I (a®serole Rruit Bow } inus Fine lot of high- grade men's watches at a windup reduc- tion of tei he's a Jewelry Baby Rings. Kings =" $10.00 ere $12.50 MOVING FROM 4Z21N. 7TH age. “ ¥: } eo rae | tw Sng WGSISSIPPI NEAR - *AQOD STAGE AS RRIVERS Riot | Water Nears Levee Railroad Tracks but Threatens No Immediate Damage to St. | Louis Property. ——— FERRY AT ALTON “SUSPENDS OPERATION | Missouri ls Foot Above Dan- | ger Line at St. Charles, and Illinois and Meramec | Continue Ascent. , , With wat ‘looded tributar Htiver cont ferday, and the Weat! road mout closed Drait engag' naanes would ¢ While th enough to the ferr: eralion. Mate Hig j . . {pnaries ) ~ ie 6 > posite yesterday flood love). Vis-ouri's Lise The Missouri River fo rise betwee lf its mout ViISSO {to Continues. and Was flood mark a St. Charlie feet, a foot . A steady Was prepset month. wit had a readi is expected to have row, which y cause smal] Above Grafton. the predicted mevels are Pearl, 19.5 feet (floo] ®slage 12 feet): seardstown (flood 14). and Peoria. so). The St. Charies | wpposite Gra Way No Quarter ¢ 4a mille there } boun C issipp: 20 0 mity . to High for leading nundated las € done ‘oo are flooded. Hea v3 mm Missouri. Kansas faused the ripes ny Highways impassable NO SI} fess ee er j Tarily Neode.) No fy = b6ca uss ™. Lovis-Checteor oe Red Bud. The Mer founty. up PoThey Were F Berry Trying 45 outho iPeines and thron rT} rdinari}, from en ate ie , ‘ scaped W i §s S0aking a’ } ad tr : ¢ pw the br perce: “avic } yr tina, O . chil Two > Loe tno k ai Caine Mera mec . Shallow fa mile or aA pas E Grice rons | Budd, rush r boatho ) 8x aiit) ‘ j (nhnreatened rt of Gra LHoOuUs WmMorre. it Was wage and Sorrow 1 rest iis below Bteelvilie now. > ha i i} iF POST- DISPATCH FORD PROMISES Witt NOT 10 GO UNGUARDE Moves Him to Take cautions. ADVERTISEMENT = 4 Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery instructive book bas be pu b- Dr. A. S. MeCleary, the specie «* of Eacelsior This tb bow Ap iisbed by recta! Mo. ifreyui il . poted Spring sulierers VOR L@iis we witboult the , bot ifuu Lau Yuice ‘ of electric: and easily cureu use Kuile, Scissors, vuUrbing to bed The *, : . lL cobtrinement ’ ul WIiLThYeUl bO8) ile: Dilis Su teeing Sut ars aud ib more bouk is ufi +, %, cs. The Lo persons ather recta ; at 566 St. Louis Ave., Lxceisior Springs 1%: Vo. ; ’ ' SUNDAY MORNING. ee Sees . AS SRORR ~ Pehste's ee. Sous Dense Sab a NARS OS Ne eee ee GOV. BAKER SENT JUDGE BALTZELL PLEA FOR NAT GOLDSTEIN |! f(ontinued from Page One. record towether officials mie] but i-persona! should give them > a be » OTif ; Serr ap- such Gold- l of the mrTO\ai i At- Toistrie That Gold- Him. Denies He Asked stein Be Paroled to Davis ADVERTISEMENT ILLINOIS MAN INVENTS NEW FORD GAS SAVER _ AND QUICK STARTER “Us4 { Street new . in Goldstein's forme! at teason The "“i¢- { H pe } (50)! }até lette} Or -to ryé i ’ Judge fe, A + a New Courthouse Will yan ‘Alongside the Telephone ’ the mrthe , ; v1" tig} wre: miemibve Five’. OMnirmittee Regard for igh (,oldstein. had Tthnen afi stil! 5iaAvVeO for Gald- Aske rsona’ ferson City had > Baltzell in behaif : Ves. imited that he writ- Oo! for a pplik parole make ubltic the text pa raphrase iis Aiso clined Vd " Gaily JTiLe politic to sa’ nim to «1 . to fen ai ces woraing he ON OO nee, 1 foe i OS hag se Bid Sec Mae gee SF vw 44 Le “ % tOoD of ‘ourth Se | ; Gotdste F | SEEKS 3! FOR EACH BEE STING ated ‘Tress | By \GELES April ra A or Court 7, ¢ ¥ *> 7 ve +. : r Pe ad ja! ‘ . ‘ sia ‘ A . Ls pf Yi] ryeis efone _ ‘RBopnbyv’ boy s Monroe, ? og. wife accurately He and is counted igs 2 possible. ADVERTISEMENT Asthma Kept Him From Working San Work Like a Horse Now, and Says He Is Entirely Wel. ADVERTISEMENT -_—— »- - ~ One Cent a Day Brings $100a Month Thousands Taking Advantage of Lib eral Insurance Offer. Policy Sent Free for Inspection. reriiat ie — > Send No rt Ae — only 4.42? , the | The | €arninzg i eCijed TUR VALUATION FIGURES FORECAST O-LENT CAR FARE Auditors of State Public Service Body Find Prop- erty Is Worth $58,000,- 000, Less Depreciation. By a Staff Correspondent of the Vost-Dispatch. ERSON CITY, an 4 JIE I April ec probability of cent fare street in St. Lous “cast in audi Pub- ission lat L! ifed les tors of Orn ie \aiuation of $58.1 tion vet to be reckcned. The last report of the shows that the per Valu iiwavs now 1S deprecia- companys cent during of $51 eld cent 1s a ppiit which will that 1919 ation COMMISSION Nas of 7 per justified. for bye } The ra a tare company. in its ation Mic rea se ehortiyv cent is a ful The uuditors’ report, ve had qur- found that the $6. 395.888 of ing the seven 4 terday receive) ygodded property which he (‘ommis- depre- Cars a. charge. The sion will determi): what has been in occurred in the the met will lion «f 1919 The r ciation since has new property and he valuat to base port liwav’s annual of &1.500 $6.002.089 the produced Over a dj nhove yall: exnended As this the ) property pproximately the sium the proh: a of 1d tions rereiver jee ¢} for the additions dit was at the demand of St ade th. i ati City a fare TLonis. 7 asked that inerensed from 4 ents to § ce oft compan ate That orn’e eine ‘ of a , yi; Ts yenne _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH nhe s “) PAGE ‘FRIGHTENED CHILD STANDS ALL NIGHT IN SCHOOL CORNER Girl, 7, Faces Wall, Fearing to Move, as Hunt Goes On. , ,a* clatea | rease?, PHLLADEPHIA rhe April : Lous long hours night Wilkus. 7 vears old tood in » ec hoolroom corne ned hroughout the z= obedient night parents reiied for he! fearing for her police JOIN Nei im the s gribors and ed arc! Piavmates were questioned Was no trac of Helen Toda’ Oon to the sewing Parochial classes and ed. A stifled ear and she in ASIIniT &S K“chool. The ‘ 7 Salurda i | i) Sapte caught Nun's in A Core eister, sade. Some DO. CHl ves rday told me J for ished rn the roon and in the munis! They told 'o dare lrightened but obedient “ad remained all night She ¥, she said and lonesorns iy mother and |! heard mow? 1“ hen nterest charges made an imperative, , iod of the for at “once lie pe? recely. inturies and $3.000 000 the | an payments ve totaled as asserted that uries and damages foo high Th onens he way for Mal) iT) Lous of St. Louis Publi: will take over the of the andit at the desire Service comple issfon cht we St th. (*it' (ao tT rriinmate f lise on $60. - ad told the rat he ‘7 f ] ss i}é raf? filed with rane! rite irnatelys NHN O00, hase of annroxs Mavor Miller h ganization committee t! disc audit lission th nntil the was “orn ROBBER SHOT DURING HOLDUP OF FOUR MEN Ne Saloon a “Punished” by Boys, Shotg Saves ig Wer by i} Fired Victims Pull (;ranite ¢ ALY. it wu robbery wi next dog reet. Ca Joseph Nemeth dd: proRress 2itioaoh his home at 1806 O sat City, seized his shotgun of the The robber worket vindow barroon) fired a rat fo a ,and “ho Stanie, f Bast 8! wounded Adan three « when Oo’ cloek. Ferguson. 75 [Auis, usTY In the proprietor! “a loon Carrie) ystomer thie fiouritsah- with a hand rd up their and playing cards entered at 9 two Te Mere Pero rr ing volvers lef tied across his mouth. a ordered the hold hands young eet saw ww told brother, gathering money tahle when Nemeth through “TRalse Mer? i Bister passing hat Wiis he} The RoOIng on ana ror aor was tiie card het poed his t hee your shotgun window shouting robber fired t Nemeth The shoulder. biade and usclies and nerves } fell to the victims hands.” The wo Snots auickls and dis arged his charue hit the “4 ‘ MPO?) robber's right ikKing the shoulde r eutting several m ak floor held stumbled an: patwhitle police arrived LLlizabeth’s Hospital. the to talk be- and noAndications that companion, At Wout yond Ther rotytye r St ded man refused ZIVing Were hac HEALED AFTER 7 YEARS | I was troubled with pimples and skin dis- \ orders for about 7 years. I tried every- ig thing, but nothing id me an arty un- til WHY’ FO masrecommendedto me. I am hap say my face is now —- of a "on. _sightly blemishes. ible, your Whyte-Fox Ointment oo big ie J. Whyte Fox Ointment, the Skin reat T of PR pn arnie sold by druggists and barhers under tol eunvrantee, nan age. the his ati Ye = *« patrons. known standard makes anywhere in America. an honest return PREMIER SMALL GRAND 645 At the Aeolian Company The distinction which the Aeolian Company enjoys in Saint Louis is the result of nearly twenty years of con- stant effort to serve the Here you are offered dependable nationally grand pianos of assured qual- ity and definite worth at the lowest prices prevailing At the Aeolian Company al- lowances for instruments taken in exchange represent a fair valuation. are reasonable and within the means of every household. best interests of its many Terms of payment Special New, Small Grands Are Priced as Low as $475 AEOLIAN COMPANY o MISSOURI W.P. 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH oe an ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 LFRISLATIVE INACTION scscociserees.gcczctar, To ST. Louis WOMEN HURT RETAILERS’ FIRH] (iste: access. te! |Soitt “nti rnd tenaton of county, roads ttoai{ WHEN TRAIN STRIKES AUTO) ere often, wre —? seen bie Mass Meeting in Detroit to Consider His Entry Into Grocery, Drug and Cloth- ing Business. ry Pe SS INSULATING CoMBER Distribu tors: Hie LUMBER COMPANY Salesrooms: Oth .:\", Olive DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE; CITY AND COUNTY gp Lieven Fedmene ; Save Been oe at Edwardsville Crossing Where Accident Occurred. Louis women ~ - a. 7 their coupe dé PARRA AMOR ORP ROR ERE ROR ERA ERARERAARRS RS ARPRPRERERAARERAE ARN RA OREN RE RERER EERE OR REA RRR RR ORM — - - --- - ST TT 4 were rwo St. and : agtiles THE “TALISMAN” 7 fternoon by an Iillin train aft Center G ee ee al tlieven persons the crossini PARA RARAPARARARR PARA AOR PARA AA AA AAS : . - " > RA PARA RARARARAAARARA ered a concussio! *} : . - Tya - (Christian Host rr. 9 = . ney were orivinyg = ALL FEAR POWER OF BILLION DOLLARS id for the week-end - STONE LION TO DEATH IN FIGHT i narmed Idaho Men Repel - Foot Mountain Beast. - ' as EMMETT. teen 110n was hare -o~ = > —«8 oe : ae - . “ . . AARAASSAS TITER eee dl eels) > Iwo Many Boycott His Autos but the City Meantime Revels in the Cheapest Prices in the Country. ee By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. /A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. DETROIT, Mic! April 2 and es ver Apri! killed - = Sco - recentiy by - AA RRARAARARA weve es On penirts 6, 2 a and ers, os hy . ™* ee - no excep: WOra ee the process is necessar ere - ‘ ena but there is no ‘fool- ec. as = . . e a pte so - >= Shae venvs ore 2i0 PS PARA RA RAR SA ane “ oO abo ] 6 per ce would happen to yeu ted his own bakery, now | that ve } re surrends red all your AS cal! it. NO no bookkeep- reduced e' vas asked. “That what I'd @nid the baker. with a Damo @xXpression. like to KOS las” - ~ * SISSIES SSSSSSSSsossss: mawaAaGit ft ween UU T Quality without _Extravagan You'll notice this slogan in all our advertising ale Dilemma. >," - The Wholesaler’« a BFATRAVAGANCE > \llar situation ‘ofticer of a large house, from whch heavily ; ion't like Was desc wholesale rord wee “eS SP carte tame es a wai As by ar — ry > -—-_ + © f> More Than haa Fords Laid U - er » itehitat PLAYER-PIANO OUTFIT : | “4? 45 Including Floor Lamp competitive va! wy pee emo rs . abated ‘a ee a ana —- we pty . oa am + i - ’ SoH /3s ya 3 - > » OO WOR cha 0g oul ts 4 thie hha is as 4 2 . —_ . oe Pp *-—- 7 «© erat tan s,s” a a Wey Bench to Match Music Roll Cabinet Selection of Rolls oe 4 To Preferred Credit . 7 . , Fad - ‘ ‘*.S rr > ‘ eueve that ues no on a" a. ser roe ty +% eee ‘ot ; : , ; ‘ee bl -. t. > _ gs 2 , ’ * ~ & *" coe od —\HHele ehrhbawe “Y go’ “= The rows er of ~ — Dollars. | of rd‘s tremend@gous power anereel in the pdas- greatest amount of Console Radio oe ly yee $ feady cash ever possessed by : i J 2 ) / n gis apparent eVverr- | 5 here among those who feel er ; sO0n: later they might find At is ap- the news- 2. “ aa & Am gall Bin add I mates MD aon meaty Gane to Re “tai Her rs - \ T ~ ) ° IN ny . + of ae oot ° Call power Session of the It's not merely a slogan with us, but acts as a guide in selecting and styling our Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Boys’ and Ladies’ apparel. La oe “oe Terms as Low as ~* te LIU oe) soe sy ee Complete with 6 tested tubes. + iy : oe il ase : I storage A ttery, 2 45-V. : ont eae B batteries, concealed speaker. ery +} ling - ae le " One Detroit new asked AGter ecritictaeed : Wearing quality merchandise is not extrava- gance, but shows good judgment, because an article of quality will out-last the medi- ocre kind. Console Phonographs hy $ Bi why the , kind to his Floor Lamp and Records Purchasing quality merchandise is making an investment in satisfaction; purchasing ordinary merchandise is speculating. Invest —don’t speculate. tah FI ole aes “Full of Economic o Ae 3 ne No an riers price In the situati them any alarm of what mix’ f ome man should get con- ‘he market. That is simply | i protiem of monopoly ft | been recognized: that! is the most economical j form of distribution. the objections | © it arise when the monopolist |, Thooses to abuse *ie power : WOMAN TO GET PENSION; SCRUBBED FLOORS 30 YEARS. § Mes. Kate Shean, Widow of Police-| man Was Employed at Federal — Building 4 ST 14A me, the consu enjoying the element can cAuse possiblity EEE LETTE ET ITT TTI IrIT ITT TTiyTiriyiviyyiry TTI Tiviiiiwigiiiiiiililiiii iii: The prices on out quality merchandise will immediately convince you that our slogan “Quality without Extravagance” ts not merely a pleasing phrase, but an assured fact. oe PRULTUUIIT ITT I EITITSETETITITITITTITISATITTtiTitr iain - ined AND RECORE SELECTION! kp ro? 6 ESE PSE EIS ieee Bie bas Ps SO A PE EE Oe eR a RE o ona - ~sume - ‘ave Am nate mar owen he eee ~~ ee owen - ™ ———— We will announce the exact date of our opening in a few days—Wait. Modest Monthly “ * LL AAI St lL ttt NL eta tilts tay rr, a TS" Oe + ~ id a ist h = oe 7 a ~ oe - yu ¥ ' ; @ii’r Aj Lr” os >. ‘Ts Hate Shean of How, | starting Mondav i Td street. who 3 for 3° years as ai (po \eTnunient 28 & Serid- = MERE, ga ants thee eg aK a ~ reenfield Co. ~<-seaeieagan ewe nee — teas 88eests +, OE no Gonger mops the floors] the courtrooms of the: Bullding at Eighth an i} streBre: : _ { ind C D; LOS onroy anos Page , @eare she has already warked | S WO years tonger than necessary to. _—ee tAts pension She thinks | oa. TE mPR will grant ser $23) 55 Mon'r Mrs | an THE PARAMOUNT PIANO STORE — eon onthe Kellogg Radio _ Receivers sy @©x pana Made under Con: speci fx tons and containing exchusive engineermmg achreve afe recogniztec as Ame: Imme best | 'S Quantitucs _Loenroy diate deliwenes rm 'umit- only nts a5 : Shean ts the widow of a x Whe wae dre~ned ies: me | 'wo Sail chil shy er AR ra - = : Aven : se tty ea ‘ SO a eee eee 73 $9300058380333003037, tec \ «Very merntng so she maght s2e3¢ Fae S*r work on time ess MBenunenenene nes che cpa aged a au. ue aes 2 ——-——— ? | COUUCU UCOoaao x SES ES ‘ eer Me . 3 = o i ste4 ot te Seti re e. F ls DA De taete pest theists teittese mics

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ey oF. LOUIS rosso: Sahl wee | seam SUNDAY ¥ MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927__ od : ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE } a. ~. KO ee ' : SS OG eee eee NS aN SRS ia or 7= ow. P er rrr ooo i hee Aa : ' ou eeuuuESyrer~uaweeu pens — > cr evvevea - BR ae a a i tt SERBS RBS aN NN SSE Si SE Sa aeae Se =: “: ' RN we = eS ; RE eR Re 9ON FORD STORES ~—=s dks Re =e ~ oa ~ oo. Soe : >. ss ~: : “~ ' “ ; } ro, oe ily Color-Roto Me, t cents; » package of chewing gum for & cents: 25-cent garters | In St. Louis. ] tor 19 cents: $2 neckties for $1; that |! so shirts for $1.09. Ford is now taking the entire | eutput of a baker reputed to the second largest in Detroit. This baker freely admitted that For] | was selling bread cheaper than the | baker could wholesale it to smal | storekeepers “ali IT have to do is bake ee and lay it down on my tables,’ ye Meeid. “Ford trucks call for it, a1 Aono iaiiteieiahahi ghana aoe ee Fords men load it. No deliv expense, practically no bookkeep- ; pe. Ig. and the overhead is reduce: spout 90 per cent.” } pDpen “What Wo uld sitAj?) i} i ? UJ [ G A J EE Ford started his own bakery, now that you have surrendered all you: wther trade’’’ was asked. alive Purposes Only =~ “That's what ]’d like to KrOW mid the baker, with a Damoc! expression. The Wholesaler’ s Dilemma. @ Asimilar situation was described by an officer of a large wholesal: grocery house, from which Ford ji buying heavily. We don't like this situati se } ? mid, “but what Including eons letter, we writ », ana Sell On te : Beods with a sales expense of tu Floor Lamp +: pesage Slam ps. To eell that iruch a F poocs 1 1) ' rular rete i] let : Bench to Match hte : th fc 5 of a. : ' 4 7 : *s é b Ce y i m i U feurse ‘ am afford to mak : - i Music Roll SE eine «Yh Pact. we can Cabinet Make him a price on some art cles e Shich enables him to sel! ee Yn your fuel money worth Saving : 4 +; : “Naturally. ‘> don't lik ‘¢ so 3 A # Men being put out of busir pmave been our customers for ° ,Y f o iV: WEEK Miut if we don’t sell Ford sor paige will, and if all the wholes To Preferred Credit me @ fefuse to sell him, he throw in a million or tx Pte Alle “ye tay abanceey — —— ae Ae APRN iA? noe. + ~ - ~ ree Mrs « + |. is 4 : s 7 P| i .f 3 :? ES ;. ; a on C eal : : Celotexhasmadethisnewyear’round family ...money saved that will buy eo | You can't fight a billion | elotex will SAVE it. ee comfort, new fuel-economy and new more of the things that make life worth health protection possible in every home. living ... freedom from heating worry ge ar ae , Made in big, strong boards from — b ild h f 1} 1 he iiiees peameia sys be comfortall year round °F the toughest fibres known, Celotex builds @ home your family will be met being—is apparent every. | shuts out heat and cold as it builds. a ¢ or ae oe re among those who feel tha i d e Unlike other insulating materials, Cel- the future value of that home. Moner or later they might find ‘ pemteives in his path. at is an] | ae otex replaces wood sheathing, lath, Ask your architect, contractor or ea nit | HOW LWAYS it is hard to make both _ building paper and wallboards (seethe — lumber dealer about the use of Celotex RS as ete | CELOTEX IS USED F& ends mect . . . and buy ail the illustration below). Thus, it is not an _in your home . . . new or old. Leaders Ds Raver criticised anything | . things you want for your family. extra item to buy or install. The use in these lines advise its use. All lum- of Celotex costs Jittle or nothing more ber dealers can supply it. F d 0e8. y ‘ ‘ ° ‘ : = ie a te esa Wouldn’t it be a real help if you —T than that of the materials it replaces. “Because he'd start a newspap: Celotex should always be built intc _— town at the drop of a hat.’ both roof and walls. (1) As sheath- could cut your fuel-budget by a third? And mail the coupon below for the free the instant reply. “Even if ing, Celotex replaces wood lumber , i . ages . on $1,000,000 a’ year for tl. sink Sale Adnan 5 4teiadeaeniens You can do it as thousands of others No wonder that people everywhere Celotex Building Book. Its 32 pages are =e five years it wo ldn’t meat : Tt, : : . le a ee | " . . ° . | Sintee + = Ste eee | strength... costs no more. (2) Under have, with Celotex in the walls and have eagerly accepted Celotex ... that filled with interesting pictures and facts — (UY ITH ; a : 4 P . | _~onsclousness of this overwhelm . | plaster, MiP Rates os haeeagaae builds root of your house. Thas modern build- more than 119.000 homes have been that will mean more comfort in your : ba ee ene oe aaa naam egg ane ve aaa a ing material keeps your furnace heat built in six short years with the mate- home and more money in your pocket. * &pPpeais nich Michigan mer- tocracKk...ifre r i lar os ° ° ‘ e a Se and (4) Celotex is used as interior inside. It keeps your home safely snug rial that adds these amazing advan- r parts of the country for sup- Gish and attic lining either in its and warm all winter long... free from tages. Modern living-standards as well THE CELOTEX COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL." pert in their fight. If reports ar natural tan color or decorated. (5) As dangerous draughts. f as building-standards demand them. Mills: New Orleans, La. roof sheathing, Celotex provides in Branch Sale- Offices in many principal! cities , SOrrect, they are begin is most And in summer, Ceilotex shuts out In no other way can you secure the (See telephone books for addresses) , nning to wave it, and, of course, even Ford tie he nonenmnern of De ss : . , oi . . d Representatives: Alexander Murrey & Co., Lammted ees De-) | nantes. Kop magnteet Heng stifling heat. It means cool, refreshing joy of living that Celotex can build inte Mlenteend ° fessute’> Witte + Stusteae-s-Ganeee b n't omnipotent sulation where it | troir are enj vir } oying the price wast it hel rotect the car © rooms no matter what the then nometer your home. It means greater comfort 8t. Louis Sales Office, 2737 Washington Bl. Tel. JEfferson 1390 | The Only element in the situation | Thich Can cause them any alarm | . saint — h , . : . , | : “the possibility of what might. “4 : says outside. and better health for you and aii your ALL LUMBER DEALERS CAN SUPPLY CELOTEX Phen if ome man should get con- tro] of the market. That is simply | te old Problem of monopoly at Sen | Sn “ge oF | BMS aiways been recognized that > Y O. , | 1, Ee ha MONOpoly is thé most economical | eo } Ste & = , — — Pras at a ar - 2 i) . form of distribution: the objections | @» #2? . = Lai aes ea ES | ff \ “REO CA y A 4 be | tt arise when the monopolist | at Foe , es 5% * . Finks see —S = “* r\f Tet hy Ses aes : } Chooses to abuse his j Hower. . ” ihe. vw, . me : : - ot s te. aan - ty a. AF \ : Lh 32 : 1 Yowan a We % ; . : ~ “— . — 7 ; we SS . Sy, ‘P : -- %, ’ ‘2 . 9 (7 : “a ; TO GET PENSION: ene cetey aap. So epee oS PR 2g a, SCRUBBED FLOORS 30 YEARS §, oJ ¥ 4, | Building. ie Sag , ; ae EE 7 af | = a wae ne a : e eee eee ee ‘te, ee ‘tit Nt LT LL " dirs. Kate Shean of 2714A How- pe I ba : we, . = arg Street ww) ¢ o- r iG ts ' i, — en is . 2 : “y “ ee a. ane it ; : ; ) Mrved ¢) 6 etic Ce eS Cee eee ——t pet . ae 1h eau at The Celotex Company, Dept. N- e Government as a scrub-' i _—aaAS —"— a — eK. _ > ie 9 9727 : : |... @gSS= ESS 5 Ee it oe a 2737 Washington Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. | ss. ho longer mops the floors | Baa i + — ~ ——_— _. See a Cleans the courtrooms of the , . . he +S , : c “358 '- | 4 BORE a Diaiue por the Coletes Building Reok K . @ Peéera) Rni} . / uliding at EKighth ellogg Radio : ine tea A — is {) he 7 34 Lauis Por Diepatch—-4-<¢ 4 , aie Naf" , “ ~— on , @D Bie has 4 ready " orked | “ , ~ 4 , ; ) ; 4 t: ~- “4 — age rte - “ . ‘a . ~—— pS}! i} SS . , : ewe eeerveeeee ‘ . " : : a = Se Lee Fg S Ae ys : . Fhe) eee ee eee Recei ecelvers : Ph 3 : — yearr longe: than Nece Sar ry to ; aT @ this 3 neaton She thinks | a. ~ - ’ } . <—s Immediate deliveries mn liumit- + Govern; len: will grant her $25 = os 3 : be : Cg ee — pe Bic Stat ~< | 3 ; gt Street ed 14" a Jt J ren e “ : a ail em gl A ot eis eR | te . ~4 1S hi | ; quantities only. dre * re. | E 4 : Shean is the ude iow of A no- ¢ ‘ an. who wns a “ned leavine oy With two sma i] children. Sine day sh. nas gz O* ut at 4 ke te very morning so she might ‘Ber work on time. oe eeSSssosSSSeseseeoseseoaceoosesossoooooreoseeerrerrreer"" cee @woeeeeereeeeeee in: shiney deaeh innate sonne teanh ele Cane quad enasenee

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4 LOB FS NERY Ret INR Bg car Set EI en PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Se eee mittee, of WRN Cemey ee ee che | weds scant aa: a - gppesGecSeeeccesuesusns vs — a3 ‘ity is chairman. Casey heid % War NEXT MOVEIN FORD a Home Rule, Transit and Police B ills Beaten th —— oe ae ; od 3 fA. Starck f ” sanslent wrers of Starck Grand. L 5 ’ ‘ - 4 bh 33 - . ‘ . 4 . . ? ; fi } i; ~ > . 4 . mo r . FI. 4 4 . ; ss, ’ ’ ; ' | ’ ' ts i ; m ; sa ati . “ - rs . | ; *-« . ma? fentinned from Page One. , Cd at Pas : . 7 ni ] r} - — : c , , : . a ae ' . , Ti. + ‘ + . ~? : 4 é j cil i, ‘ as — : » Le . 4 ‘ ’ - 4 ,;t ] he } ; > -. s P a. an _ ° ‘ 3 Tot i mii _ 4 4 . ¥ , . mS . ; na ; I : As é niirm } , | c i i =: hu I i3 ai rs 4 ; siarh?4 : 7 p ii : 4 li = ‘ ; . . : ‘ | * aie = . ' ~ . > . — - i . .** - ‘- : - _ > - ~. } . ‘ ‘ : i : : ' ‘ . ‘* ~y ’ ; . - | . “ . . . ’ . Sas ‘ at i i : ‘ aN Js ; t4 Ws + -” ‘ ; : ; ; i. Mi ices 4 j , eens . —_— ™ at a Boy ‘ " i , oe ' ‘ @ Ag: 4 me tn at 3 . - p ie ; $ ‘ ° 4 ri i = >. s* ; 4 A be . Asan 3 : aad . : Tr » : CG rT} : bs = oe > ~ -o- > 4 > ™ 7 . , ; a ; . : — ‘ . . : ’ | ‘ is - " . . ws ‘ : ‘ ‘ . " 4 == - . . + ~ + , “ = ~m + : ’ : : : : : . . - : a4 Vu Pu . _ ° -” 4 . ~ * ; aa eed ‘ _) ) ; - 5,4 or Lia i}; Y hid Se . — 1. . —. } af ; | ii it 2 . a. : ' - ; s : ~~ * : i > ‘ 7 ’ ’ i ry hia , . ese ; “ Sere ; ; , : ; ; ' , ; , 3 SIX-TUBE Guests to View Old Scenes. ay be made with 4 ; ee eg stipend of $5 a day for the frst 72/ saumes law of New York, pro- | r taxes only on that | ria cia t A é [ ‘ . . . ’ 4 cf ; , / “ar Ss ‘ ’ ’ Ot : r ? rT PITL€ , bia a4 ‘ ° , ‘- + . iit ii 4 ~ “hy r . * rT ° ’ ' - - , uto ans njury aves ‘ : , —_ : sik = - . . t pinio f many legisla Cc ¢; roug! use of the rapidly increasing on neewennen “ nevioheean raft problem, had little chance cw oe ial . ~ aSSa 2+ at ~ ni -_ ee ie) Your Chance for ncecseccssececsssssseceeceeesssseeccesessessesssssecesegeeersssrerezztze7 B te : pr en é “ators pu ~ ae a. ee ee & ee My tage . + thor bes ‘ thine om ot a — wee See these cars Monday—at Grand and Lindell—or phone JEjferson 6230. Meme mesayy — Vesper-Buick Auto Co. PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS | Grand and Lindell ~ Established r@79 48 Years of Service ie Lamp, The Suite epens inte a the new coll bes apring bed oe sive averstafited atyle, has loose ecevered in a tine grade velour. «... ‘ . > *» ‘2 i i “a a ar _ . g aed ‘ . ,. ‘ > : ’ 7 “py, ai ' ‘ is a ne rmits 4 * no Wreee .o = rié i ]Ss8F PSs. ' 5 4 ; ‘ y ! eo *« . . s . ve. 4 - *-* Carroll's Is a Last evening, we closed our doors per- manently at Eighth and Olive. TTPITITITITIILITILITIII ILL List Looking back at the many years you permitted us to serve and assist you in selecting your wardrobe, has made a deep impression in our minds—one of thankfulness and appreciation. Two-Toned Shaded Walnut Finish SOCRAEERSCEAATE RAL E AGAR AAACEALEABAARAREALAARLELELACALAREEEEEEE CELE REET We hope you will continue to give us an Opportunity to serve you further in our new location, Locust at Sixth. laa ME — wan. Sow The new model greater Hoover—yjust out—and at a new and lower price. We cordially invite each and every one Terms—$2:25 Down and $5 Monthly. of you to visit us on opening day. The exact date will be announced shortly. Greenfield Bros Ranking Reforms Made. ~ ’ a ee ee - - ae Your old vacuum clean- er taken at a liberal al- lowance. Home demon- Hellrung & Grimm Sth & Washington 16th & Cass" eee Ete ee mf abate Pe ; x aya eee ~ we Sitemeenmesmenen sone . 7 ttt nee _ rrr fte +e ee © © © : > © reer er ef fe © FF = @ "Tree FY ee oo « > er. = & ; See 2 Peete Be ; ; : aie has ORSSPS Fe 14.98 Os rRaReT RET LH Ca eR eeeT ho}. Peer a PCR EANNID bs he bare enantint Fentesie it iisavt testes

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$e Salli . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927__ ST. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH __ _ PAGE “% a ‘Ties as ——— ee ee a ~ ON nee Gara sar . *iaasa ” the Won. mee 4 ; o~ | a eee nd ee SEGSRERERTERTRERERERSE ERS EES te her rralene: m Pm we os nat the month ae se ‘DE AUTREMONT “ARRAIGNED. ‘o dy ne hie pete: | nar ets ~. SEPARA | ' DEALS» | rate at larlon, employing about i a init om DEA T HS get a3 ee J . a ° 700 junes: Infant y y E 4 | Pleads Not Guilty of Murder in the death of four men in a holdup | ' Marriage ae ‘ : Fy hel e% Brady, ‘all n aid Winifre) a ' ATC. no 2: Train Holdup. of a Southern Pacific train ne 3 sy ft 1e Asanc;: Lé « ree , : 1992 ‘ lel} 5 he ‘ apn ia iPr a here in October, 19°33. The tr ial| Owners Not Hopeful. aL yp gm ia? reto taih eon te Uinta ot on ded "Fd: wate : ‘ n eS: ; ' cm ani James Brady . ee »7 . : ’ alk a i. aif ite . ne , 4 i} " ; it. ti fur i home, i i Lie y ard. 7" P : S k CS d U h JA‘ K S¢ IN) T. e FE. Ore. April o ] a taik Ove! th Rif lation ww ith uUn- l $ ecor e j -r ... _ ta - ondas, Apri! ae Mee Oc ccuser of Stare rand, Upright and Player Pianos was set for May 2. ion officials at al] times,” Ir . . ae ae | » Come J} ‘4 War @® Hugh de Autremont. arrested re-|] , . iOS, Lilinois B | P { ' ' : ae “i | show the. oe 4gi8 Olive St. Corner Eleventh sicently in Manila where he was{ Hugh’s two brethers, Ray and coal mine operators are, neverthe- uria ermits : . ~ \per|. | less, pessimistic concerning any % Shaka ty — Pa — iti @jserving in the artillery yr an| Roy, jointly indicted with hit ie . — ; ] artillery unde: injRoy, jointly indi ( tn l ouri roo pes ’ early resumption of work. Their or- at T ; @ | assumed name, pleaded not guilty|have not been apprehended. asl SIx-TUBE oe ’ a ation controls mines employ | MAREIAGE LICUNSES. ee | GLE DIAL g 72,000 men. They will make! Jake Apolebaum 7 7 he SIN 1“ ne attempt to employ nonunion la- i nerial , We Have Just the Kind bor. No mine can operate without of a Suit Your Boy Wants Y es ; — - oh out, [ Pl nt Half High-Rent Store ——————-¥ | the approval o ie State Board, | PLUG IN ELECTRIC LIGHT SOCKET | Prices! Come here and : which, because of disorders in the | era! nee. Several of Them Continue past, would be likely to frown on | BOW!" (rretmai N22 Anigelpod? | tes | ;, Y ocd Mensa Chareh open-shop operation ewreg yw sme ied a Mnterrient in Calvary Cemetery. Member - 4 - y ) sd . any . Arrie , , Titel Boys’ $6 2-Pant | Boys’ $10 Vest & in Operation Under Tem-: Reports from the entire central |! Nelson. 349 Chestaut | Inte wince. # jon No. 8. ale ilear ' Double long ° : >? ; ; ' ’ . aris ’ ; ° > . . ompetitive fleld and from other | (&PNet) Alexander: . — and 95 and 75 rf , owner! 1 ‘Thonripsen ‘ ¥ Tit Pal . Boones SUITS A Short palin porary Agreement at Old | vituminous coal centers indicated | oe via: saan Friday, Apri 1. 10s 7, 08 > > . j & lie ™ y ‘? | P rey : , out at midnight Thursday ihe. mines involved are ‘harle 3 unsberge: snily Shepard. one shen an late James r MEN’ “ . . . , . ? Say Wan. (*‘aal ‘ , ‘ ‘ , Lie? Ths - gr meime ther The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT MEXYy BLUE DEVIL OVERALLS 95¢ | At Herrin, DL, three small mines {Gundlach Coal Co.'s — min junt. aged 74 signed temporary agreements to|French Village, employing 400 3 ALL ti . ; : BOSTON | gear 3 fe Pen meee ee eal > nade 7 a: ADS than tue other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. PARIS GARTERS s s 15¢c . i 4 ntinwue work. a A darn Young men, the Bluff \ 1ew mine ui? " Pes - . 7 *] , ne ; - a4 . iit . . a ; : a 4 pi ae ANADIAN NATIONAL | ' . mi Carterville, employing! Caseyville and the Hippard mine | RE me a . | ran te Sal p Neon on wg mo : ' *aul's emetery ' . ; : ai ng Masc ‘ ! , D. te snd Pau! netery Met ia s | . . + . 5 Tt cif ’ ; id ; The vl Allis er & LO, fl “ outah, employing 150 men, i ; T's it (order awd Married Ladies her 8] LWAYS | the Old Hickory mine at Edge- | OFS. lati . Ij nd oOonman! Pry. oe yore ree , - - ‘ ee een a eh 5 Coad 4 ies 7 ; on me . oe Sen ¥ ee ma 4 + - = a OURO, sah seed tite ral home, Me: het NA outed : ad Te = Mica ad Merchants; |fip9 Peto 512 St. Charles St., will con- 4 a eightograph Scales as well as al] be ’Only on per cent of the entire bituminous rah i nion rnines in , Safes and Cash Registers. Our located at this address, ig / whee Per Week sd ; 5s > eoge a, Sila tae Meet aes line of. Scales, Safes, Vault 4 A Cash Registers, Trucks, etc. P Beats! ull) SIE! “os Trade in your old 3 , f handsoi.c walnut Cal Piano, Radio or Scale Co. of Ill. Bpajentaining storas Sivecsik a CEntral 0694-0695 iH upper au 2CCESSOF oe are -14 St. Charles St. Beenclosed louc tal Department for Baby Scales s egpSSESSEBEEO pc: Evenings Until 9 O'Clock SS USS ESER0n8 we, Or es ae EN PINES ae ) . + ¢ ‘ a : ail mont, 12 men, and the Woodland . and ! us : Apr j 27 oe rs , a ; 2 mine at Caseyville, 7 men. |} A. and V, . Litte 16) Adkins @ ri ir. G OOnt Pest alogzi Opening 0 Thew ‘ f ° —_ o ree ss caren ; . . and — I ‘ eit ~ ; ‘ dear sou-tin-law ; more than ROOD men a4 hen they re . © ’ YeaiKer. r OZan ‘4 y oust uephew and uncle, al . |’ rT} ~ - ‘ +] ," t) si | 7 4 "24 ; ut dow 7 ursdayv Zs- -— © os ie , al , n Th irsday. Js AThG ive ipg ton ; 1a yr . nerul 7 oOmiay Apri! 4. at 7 Ww a ’ ' nhein Brothers chapel. 2623 ty ~~? Francis de gies ‘ - ! | ; j ’ . ; : ’ ; 5 roadwav f — Ohio Owners to Offer About $5 a | M. and C. McDonnell, | Sod SOrVys herokee stre te 4 eon i, urniture Co.’ ” Bri ou a orm Tata Otter aboat a8 0 | Sal, eres ageeetsn Pht ia a Relea et Gtmens Bani, Build ( | 1 arro ° — le 1¢ Associated Presa. A. and ve mu Pa BA | ote cal itered into 7 at _—— a a ' "7 , r pau loves hushoan o rfield 1440-195] : " . , : : CLEVELAND, O.., April 2.—, a ae act o107 Aun : uriel lear son of the late ¢ ra scale of about a day will Gaus. brother ig iy - thor J. Dennelly s per = ' es i rege | A. and MOLL, wees : re, 3840 le! wulevard. off Sunda, : ures in the wage question, Opera-|J. aud K. Kruse. 1929 Heber I 2:50 1 ti interment in St. ; r J , ~™ é ors ie / ls }" P th; t ‘ ly . e a. ————E . ’ ’ r . : “ ; . ” " , RY re ye A, i}'e | 2 In fi p rma | BI Ri Al, oS RMI’ rms. yf i M ex a ; o, No are — if Wonder ee Si nen competitive wage’’ could be! _ : s wie ea sttend funeral tc} i , | oe ‘ ‘ Pat i } , the lL, 202% pe rs our Buiek at to : Sgt ae: 2 ian | | | new wage r cutting and loading | deaths reported in St. Louis last |ipeer «treet. to Matthew’ Cemetary : te nh ‘ : . ‘ BEE Y . — - ‘ ‘ ‘ °- = ore _T Hi bland 1.3 i] bbetroit (3 ‘Hh. i sold this \\ eek at a ton was 12 cents ne 58 cents | week —- -eight “ ae lied of be hg , An oo ' Mich oe . ' , i n ie, ot" respectively. compared with organic heart trouble 19 cancer, | HAKRINGTON—-On Frit ri) e277 %*s>¢ " ) PP y s s e j | j Fr p ’ - - : f r4 : * : dt) | day Ap ] : “a @ nal al Say Ing for : the™ “¢ c . , | | ents and 79 cents. 15 apoplexy, 17 pneumonia, 13 tub- Fan Me merge wite dl Frederic “ ol vv : r ‘ : - ° ” : ' , } > ; y 10 ner 0 ’ ar : mechani ‘cally per- Hall declared at Bellaire, O., to-j}erculogis, 16 Brights disea: Ang | so dubs i. and Frank T. Harring . . . ° i« «* 7 3, : , ir . - . sy? " , § ; ’ ” | 4 ub es Th , , - ’ " hI pped New Car T y « « ‘an... Py) Vas? ae Tm A, "Ee | ay, that the mjners would be un-)12 arterial troubl : were Poss mr Biezenees & - ieee : ~cayy DE ha’ Ser ye Rue ae f pace ‘ , ” , able to meet operators in the pro-|two suicides, one homic! and 12 chapel mar Boulevard. on Mon : —— oes ri n : : bate tg en Set GP i, | ; ain’ da ) » ot 4 m.. under nuspices Tilis, if desi ec. » ' ey ’ ih t-0 Be ve a * — ' ‘3 posed ¢ onference if any reduction accidental deaths ul Ts uscan (hij ~s. No. GS. O = a @ a = of wages was considered. | He aye ahd Cleveland (O i or en) . a ¢ ead ‘ee 7 ¢ / nday—at Grand and : © i ee =e : af’ a | 1 AUS— Entered “into rest April 1, 1927 -_ , . * , . ' a E 1? mone eg wilt ® ne on Te > } foe a TRI-CITY DISTRICT TO HOLD UNDERTAKERS ihndrew Jarnson Haus. 4930 | Wabads ne JEfferson 6230. 3 cr TO ner: te © | as be Ln at: gst . grr |) q | eloved husband r late Villa E. que ‘ ‘ . - : ; tf" 23 ; Hl ii ; mil ee a - me tg ; remem ht ELECTIONS DURING APRIL) GERAGEET Y oveet2Stin an. iy) nih ttt lithe ie De tis *) € wm | Y 48°2 Faston Av. “C8! Franciathe seventy first — | Age Wis eer y’ : o BR L-I-N-DE-LL BL AT BOYLE fe ag April 4. sf ' aan ‘ . ° -I-N-D-E-L- oe C. R uptor mortuary 4440 Olt ve | Minnesota avenue, te Lev ausghter of Frank #. apd Elisabeth and Lindel] Issue Proposal. CEMETERIES Mar ch s1. 1! to et b 10 by. m., Jeanetic The Political calendar in the Tri- | Rowe i car sister of Audrey ‘ity district calls for a number of SEE | ur Geat grasceaugace and : fourteenth yen DAVENPORT TABLE AND As + iM | he : & aa ‘te - A ie "ely. « ty elections during April, the first to on Was ye devils chape! LAMP FREE iz ‘xe . C# fe) ft | i . , | : , | un be saat ip elect es Venice _ OAK K GROVE .. 2 Hay “ io nee ar ae n ometery aa at ! | | Nameoki and a park board ¢! mee . j of . ‘ if. ,” ' hy ‘i t : ithe pet) Samtr! r Living Room Now . fh = hy : ge - G Refurnish You g J ‘ » of 7 ‘ sl 7 fion 9 f (7ra? ife City next Tue sday : Ati .f 7 Vari ' ; his @iat? There's 2» remarkable opportunity to buy a Livins- (6, Kb 44 COE Me cin Reem “Suite at a most amazing price sac nities vt “a we, F . ‘9! Wr : a) j “ive assistant supervisors will be pines cing ; he Nee Su ~s* ye "3 r ‘ ~ : — ’ ’ ma tt ; Ma atetae j ‘ in addition te the set, a splendi i, CAbanne 8606. GArtfield 8321 (82) ee the same time secure. iychrome Tab! ! r ' e long Davenport Table and a pretty polyenrom a =. LNOWSKI at Ae Kali Hes y Maruaret . , s ’ , os -. - r , A ; : 2 y= | ‘ Lamp. The suite opens aaa hee mn x tee tp ee oe ais “> pe en : t ; . : ’ ry } ¥ i] i? i’ 4 ‘or a oe le ction un Cc ‘ii " : E the new coll box spring bed construction, a : Aa Lads >” eas a Oe Ml ate a ‘ matter of increasing the park dis- LACi¢ 705%. Riverside 24°70 : - : ot! | ) . " : : riet fen ‘ on rante ; e7n" t. a : ~ stir s po : Pay Later tax m 2! nts 0} Dp ° - uation to 40 cents wil! be vo ) Mos Tr lat as seis and Carroll’s Is a Small Store With Small Overhead Expense—Large 8-Store Buyimg Power and Low Prices. | ? ; ; 13s ; That’s Just Two Reasons Why It Will Pay You to Buy at Carroll’s Next Saturday schoo! board elec. DEATH be held in Granite City. | adison. and Venice may a $150 Two-Toned Shaded 3 Overlay Panel | PY ‘) hon q {aertye for ‘ y ocr i ~ ; i. _——_ " ‘,* 7 sats : tj e | ‘ . , : 3) ; : ; ; “t e , ' — P : Ats! soe il eu emia’ i Walnut Finish i Decorations training schoo] at Granite City will Josep he elon . oan ' _ , , *) *\ ; , c INGE | : ; oted om. ’ ——" ' | " ' ; M i ~ = . ; ; “i “x , f ; ; rs ! ‘ i J ; i " f , : ? : ~ a : » 4 i ; e : : , | ’ 4 ; rs be tei 7 ’ ; | lj i Shit . if if ’ o ; = 7} 4 : ' 7 ri-Cijt is bel 4 ‘] . : P - , . is sit ' ia _ fet Pia urch a' # by Way | | : Weg ' , losis i dts 9 ) evenu es agg: her ot téa, dosewl. Josephine and ‘ J : j -; 6 ' ‘ 4 ’ ‘ *% . ; . ‘ - ’ Ge A -~ ‘ 4 ; " e ad p of Aoi tad : } 2 is 4 1 cS.) -4 ia ‘ x 4 ; - i : + +" k Auto Co. ge tert es ee et : yd - a Pd A ‘4 4¢ sie 27 Supervisors to Be ba lected and Phone MOreet 0881, JEtfereon B6ON.(eR2) 1)" upsas » pores. oe | or t® wae lle le — os De" 7 a Granite City Has $150,000 Bond | 3 HIRNASCH ered into rest on Thusedas in Venice township, four; ‘ hgeey Se EAR ve ee Sg te ra ay he Mavors + - - ‘ ' ; sf i a2 © s? far ecnib «'reet Ait b ~ a . 1? eit e ryt } ’ on “3. ani ity four candidates have * oo “sn ~ ° } ‘ ‘. , . ’ “Ja ¥ : h ae } i “ ke Robe rt- mm twneceumMmoen no 18 Seeking ; . ‘ . . f P +) - : }1 rrr A eandidate 0; i t% ‘ a. . Trio wy @ ; ’ : a¢ ? > armer-Labor Party: Aidern » Hands Independent ‘arty, - es gy ll Le » f] mo ormer Mayor M FE. Kirkpatrick , ams , : by ‘ “ ; hat papers pitas ~~ copy . ' aa j : - : : r ‘ 3 . , , ‘ ? ” =— wh ~ = tint Wh got Citizens Ticket, and President te a ; oe : ‘ ee eee -- 7 ae. O.. rom ™*, os go winging side mirrors are ad- which gives the suite an appearance of being higher STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Ca! 5 an r * and well prope Panel decorations. priced. April 2 Atir] students of Stanford | were ft eater Hoover—just and lower price. n and $5 Monthly. ee =) old vacuum clean- ken at a liberal al- ce. Home demon- ion if desired. justable te any position. DRESSER , ’ é . ; CHIFFORO University today are one arn one. forobe is one of the most useful pieces of it has a large clothes compartment and apace. Ite beautiful two-tone wal- nut finish makes it erceptionally desirable. This Dresser is a larger size than what i« weualls gia mle” © ; P ‘ » of 26 ; . furnished with suites at this price. Plenty of drawer tenth inches taller than nose oO rent | «space—a large-size. high-grade mirror of French years ago, Dr. Clelia Duel Mosher, emmetingt ere mt goer They Concentrate ¥ aie a ae ‘cauaed — ae | Te associate ent cam of personal hy- ba : ugh! Orr age ere The Chif the suite. plenty of drawer giene, said today. “oy as completed a f®ur- —— ioo> iS a oe, 2 A tp : . Dr. Mosher has . » ‘. 4 ’ rei; BSI o° J ' During 196 the Post-Dis- ee vey and compiled a table showing rm Behan ae ay that from 1892 to 1901 women of || i;« eased BA years. | patch premted 4773 Agents Pays for fhe university showed an a’ erage . 4 pas a _W ; 8 ! ar sr ve amed ite > of 63.2 inches in height. Obeer- ja: ¢ p m. te Con e Cometer than the 1 UREE other This Complete . a . 2 a Bed vations during the period 1923-1928 nies . ¢ Hd Aor lLquxs newspapers combiasd room showed an average of 64.2 inches . ' 7 Rober’ th » ov Pursiture Company Suite ert ine condliona, grater te: |g ecg Baas, ae i . §= : q terest in health and ‘establishment | _—. of John a Dam ‘tan One. One — One. Ge 1116 OLIVE ST. “COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS” wis LOUIS, MO. of atudent health committees ar noes a) from . ane, — | funeral bern i- are Crt > = ingermarst \d responsible for “bigger and | North = = ‘ ie © Gate, © as © a’! © oe Gane? oe Gooee> ow) Gamo SG en girl students.” ary Cemetery

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STNDAT APRIL ioc DELLANEOUS NOTICES o-« : — a oe — et = P TINit?- a ae y « - - pay 8 . srs eA ee Se or: gy a 7 4 rae nee oe ne * pet onee ame spn, ‘ae > “ies oo SapSapERES: EEAETI ESSE i BSCEAES oe ee - . sae. per ite an SS ~ « p- = 4 - eo + e~ee tos ee 268 ee ee ORE tA Oe i we m= 4 “ = Peery errs bs RSs aes bomta kee See tt Terre rT eee, ere 7 Fin CES ae ° litte. — “te ST. LOUIS OST-DISPATCH. if 4 ie & te a ied aetna endl ; os ES > JAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 192 eer meaperenmmene ne ~ - omen —— mn en ——— == - ~- ~ — : - — — - . - — —— = — _ . ~ amen aetna. oo ll —-— =~ , oe c } Index To sea at Ad, Felatives for the TO QU RIES . GENERA «sD Classified a oh Mi dees aad Mre, AE Rupp | hashany a Mair, coat oF : ” Ges, — +a a,’ .— a . ' : : ; , Advertisements | °7izi280 27 Ra or plat for his cons onde, the Di ne yates nde - : | [ at . Se rry o rae: ; os AO] - : mi . - cd. CU rf , ] ; 3s h ? j "da 1O ec On the Following Pages: } a: nw on a” = ts eo DORA’ fILY 7 on tins ae ese | oy mat a f ee Page ' } : M ° ane f "fs ‘ah tan4 , ;' an 3 7s : ea i Guestignns of undoudbt- ; de lan mm 4 ’ 2 2D = a! 's n ) n for the | ind | ' , : | 7 te : by § i | ad iresse Jd ent elope. 7 , Been oe” . ” — . / o be the best grower . In F a2) fo Adeption Arents Attorneys .. oe : j rie : stu , Auto Travel Trips ay ‘nar F. phorn of St thkene t* “m= due mM. GG z Q@ sinew! miei sea ' ellis, on 7 ; . CARPENTER New and ola Board« : Bricklaying and Turkpointing 34740 chete we x x ek at's om sth hy RY Tele “— « Carpet Cleaning femetery Lets ‘ (leaning and Dycing (oming Events Dancing Dentists Detectives Uresemaking Electric Wiring (us Pipe Cleaning licip—Men. Bors ; Help—-Women. Girls . ss it Hotels ‘See Real Estate Sec.) ~ , hs ks . { , elati r the \! : mit ees very slowly until. tend an MEMEERS - ‘ , they a a ¥ mot e7 2 “On r +] } , . ’ ; 7 ? : " F ss a * eA : : k — ry a ¥ * es 6 ew ae 4B, & wn ee oe “— oe y 4 PAINTING | _ fRATERNAL NOTICES” Odd 4 Fellows PeSCCR eee os Instruction , Lace Curtain Cleaning last and Found Medical Millinery lartners Patents Painting Personal Printing. Addressing Professional te ee Resorts (See Real Estate Ser.) Reefing . ce oe Rooms KRoummates KReomse—Fver Colored salesmen salesu omen AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL ANION i - ing ‘ ceeoes aR AER cigs. = Net ree i al Regt S =r hools Situutions “perial Notices “toruge, Moving. Express Moves, Furnaces, Kepairs Theatrical Toilet Articles Trade Schools ‘ ir ‘ ] “ ee . Tuck pointing A f londa tty NE. © ; : : , aod indertaking .. hive s ; : Chureh. tery r HOR? . | ’ D : i “— ; : r : ye : D= J Be: shir . | | N MEMORIAM | egh on —The p. who | TRAVEL THE 1 BEEING § Coreen ings , ge ote le bk, STEIGER} =e x wen BUS WAY DEATH wer (nee Brocks) deart: iy, Eeanore | itd i 2. Ips ECIAL RATES LOR‘ H—Onm Sarurciar Ar ’ idea? rvics —— ee law. R ma | old foe Eid New ji: PLUMBERS a Mo ecane cnursdas. Ma: 1924 emery of my . mughter ; oe ete : scan Da Ame BIDS WANTED | ~~ | =~. PRATHRO us + a MEMBERSHIPS | Pe PR Bog wy 4 CIOS S38 tet tate ona hi " ‘ ars NS An ree Lary raya pe. MAES TRS eerie’ gio Rh oe CLUB WANT “i. 2 : 2 > ay Ss" - > } AN TET La ECKING $4 Saas CARPET CLEAN’ 5 at WAMBOFF BEST cleaning “Sit } = , me ** > it , ij ys MURPHY —FEntered |; iturd Warn} a: 2. 19°97. .- 3 " “Ses. i ampaioga ag + ~~ lS Wi hs ae $8 stage ste met DOLL HOsPiTatg =f * PITA — We real aa Pri TING AND ADDRESSING 7 ) 2 | Saturday, Anni °? 2 t -} PP. 3 age peter Joh: ; he , 2 nate | dear brother ~~ : ed one yt . dn | SPIRITUALISM AJ ie USPIRITUAL CHURCHC: | liz Post-Dis aa amie FS 1iNG Bice ._ ELECTRIC WIRING, 7 aof dg Se a ROOFING ‘. 4s¢ WINTER ent ‘ vi re } 4s, islets HE wt ek WIRING ax fi ame * ee se Pet ane | | “ : Mebera's Mersin Pe! Abd Paul's Comece JESTER Anion Jeous ai Sappincron | PEE e ets. ee eee mtteT, Mex. | Gates heap : Moa Lecture and gs, ae Ps ved husband. of) mothe’ nf late Adan fer. dees | Men. cor’ mene s | 3 | eter waft? Wrdnenday. 3°30. "ath t ns uee and FOUND m Mi aia Lost - > es : ORAGE, MOVING, EXPRE ~*~ wWweclieh PALLMEIER Ey i res 7 Withiat it ares ame Heibe i lam zit ROCHE R— i > -. 4 from t! wether Kaaton Deer s amd w Na as m) x, ° 7? . « ae Wall Swite No AR Boat jArfieid O79 . th. ; TESERSEN—. Lae Tht p f hy é , - . : ra 1? “7 F 2205 Blenaon of | 274 | fk | ate 583 GAS PIPE CLEANE riz “s Dan: : band " ‘ : : . bemben | € ~~ “ tm N. icy So [043. i of) 5 . + 3 *: : as. oS a - : . +f Andrew ree ruse . ; F aoe | , ee ; - : , | | | | | ’ — Brauer Supply Co. ~ , ’ > y ete ae tm 6 Pe pm Pr . » Tyke $5) * > : ad . MISCELLANEOY wi ) Sos PALL Paper CLEAN'G, ETC. . Suncay April 3. 3 >. ™. al rea LO ‘ . oy besa , -~. S68 Puurtain avenue, Intermen: | _ eee eS - ae h ile be Threw: ” —- : . " ° “me : ; : ‘ ~~ : 7 7 a . : st’ "% ait ’ > : : " . - —* : - a ere ‘ ; ' ‘as # : o% - ee re he is “ “ 5 ~ - +. wee ¥ -+ “at - York Suaran ae ‘Sere orameot fatherin | er ser: ii ' a a : his ee dn turh te re. ats o : - now —_ ; * — oT wd , ' P Coes : ead fanned SF “a tb , “. ‘sana iGa&e } A | a din x : | . thagt of son * oe a af waned Fi fy ak? wei ee Byram RRC onus « +. 75 te Art ie f — s6) “ny ten; ~ ee eee war. April 2 14 | Min © wd . , Lrg Wisi he: ~— ; , ‘7 , ate , . : : ; . ‘ Py = J as mrad J UH ROT : _ “a P. q+ * a oe . : > a ao , itil hl ’ ‘ a - , coe —e sama ¥ " . 7 2 i ; : . yy rr " , . ed : ; : "a - ‘ 4 . . . “s ef R , ok ot vn na : ' é‘ t-de. ned . ‘ . ; 7 ay r 4 . ee ae > 4 ‘ . ! =" gthir ma : a he gn. aé memory last; : Eva Wagn ™ , hes : Witing (ur fend } om wes Gt . ie. a | ‘Arktiew 3230, ~ mS PS I wife —" Eee ' , rr sae vs mfr: , " a.m "’ ‘ , , : : ‘ : - . . i t " ; | . a ee oe ae — HUSBAND anp CHILDREN re. . as eSeid Me ” ye Mabel Se, as | ~ asterine mn -— e with a en. a os a 2 : — } im 3, “rT & eet - sea jreeard wanton é-- ~~ -t, POrest i oer Kau? mans, @140 eh = . | A *s - rest 34°77 115 os : tZSDeth r 8 CO —_ ~'-113 yeary experience EXCAVATING .S ee Ber ) 3 Tide bteteteiete MRLs ba Ss Pass bee cas,

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al C ‘} to —__ thing 1} spare, nels al. fur- 4x a oe hed. mat BOAT—Hiul!. with cabin 6x24; alto jaunch. 18 feet: 42 horse roi t engine. ise -Dbtiecks south Bride’ East Side. Cail Sunday. WISER E SEPERK. have new vristles 4" our Hoo. er vacuum brush, only Ong JEfferson J 6U5. Coyne oo Co., | 342 37 Olive st. fe) » Del pa Pe ean — ontractor. We are the tally ya ae Louls you -* Ke no chance desi 2 Mane. Elmar 6661R. 4928 Me: Pa Also: prompt attention given to I ah wemng ; a WG, ftuckpolnting and granitoid - prick ‘work, at reasonable prices; ¥ prea work: ai! orders promptly at- cock days, Liludell 6599, 38 o6 En- e Biewart. oe Ee 490) DR A mys ; eralls i ry 40N- gonna Let fe v \ i ree $578.) + ms —T ~ for tuckpointing, paintung and jicid ork: guaranteed. Thomas Lindel! ‘ sla led repairea afig? PAINTING r panies plalning “and tuck: | Bence fEffo reson S47 _ (esd) call. Ty ler pte POR ain q*7 rap job prick- wing atid furnace wor pefore the rush. wip OWNERS SERVIC E PAINTING PPAPERING. PAPE Ik CLEANING. CAST ELENA: GRAND 1655. 2 en: ene —" ‘ > ° ‘ ». M1, Cabany 4°50 + a7 ie) ws Se —— : LET us do Vou Neils biteriaor and exte”! ior work. | =F pa ae eye. BR39A 1h Aclede 3750 71) aperit CusOliat Hrown MENTING. Parris: rea able. r (Avan) n) ae 114 Midland (gs } i ~— . , ’ wer ric weer on: better wo tower prices: e8- PAINT a 1]? tent? rs 91H cH Paint UP—B: rk, lower prices epimates_i' free. a Lincdetli AAs) | a) CNR. et. } “Porest_- Es 29K. 2 ne i oe ‘\ ; Pere ‘ . «+>» PAINTING very reasenaby:; do work ms es estimates free. (Olfax J103M. ‘ec PAl INTING—I0 erie ind. etxerior aper | meaning: reasOnarie price Colfax RO] ,. PyINTING Very reasonab C. Hol dey Pailiing Lv.. 3911 Olive Ll nce 331) ACD) PAINTING and af rating. miveri ail exterior, oF day or contract, very rea gollabic ai 1 Jefferson 3737. 2S PAINTING—Inter or aba exterior: pure ed and linseed o'l, F, Kunhiman Bons. B71 Kossuth. COifma 4lisow. +c0¥) | PAINTING and decorating, Interior and ex- wriot; duy or contract. Riverside 0395 pee os 5 fed Pain STING. gecuraUune nave Yvour VOT done OY at e@Aper! f epecialize om Inside abs. do work myself. G-Arfieid 4°40. ifax BOSSK. (¢ OW is the wine to have your painting | and decoratiie cone. W. J. MeGraw Rinting end Decorating Cd., 4125 Shaw GRani 6128 (eh) EAPERT la ut a 4 xe t = Cal) | work. le M rng ‘ 5 i? hides -¢ VY i¢ "PLUMBERS | BATHROOMS installed: new or old. We gpecialize in overhaul i old plumbing, re jair York tte | prompt-.atiention, work ve Jif . QQ | eh gitaran'e a * | 2? ark rjew ARRAY. (> BEBOXROE PLUMBING CO.. vrezistered “and Reufied’ Cily alld qoulity. CAvany O7S8I1M., Perse Me@RING— First-class work. prewai nrices. (rio Moos (;Rand i}ryit’? PLUMBIN(. New or old work, ,repairinc gd overhaniine GRand 60a4s (cH PLEMBER—Wer le « rk frem properts ‘ r Gown &po0' ie tf eV ters lee in "Hn 1 eS Of & } t : greet Litide) a4R] Ww ic AG PPL MBE. H—Kergistere want Fresponsibl @ house; | ste pe in four private lessocs. asi ’ Tuesday evening. ing. 4245 7 Andetl | bl. DETECTIVES — 4 SECRET SERVICE. 720 Victoria Bide. Sha dowing and inveg- x Night and Sun- Ge Rutson, marcha) Appointae mt today or Sonaorse a, élart work “sa Deck's Retees of Dan-- * | training ; “be ‘st am... reasonable walary |avVailable at once. B R-257, COSSTRU . LION painting aan er ine SUP LIINTENDENT— “cream, “horeshoe | ee opens Apetl 7. .0X R. 293, Post Dis. 2400 N. Broa nde ay. ~ does sawoding and investigating: ~} Jackson, 4442 Me DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY ee Dn . a Sund: ave aid mm ightis 1, Ir idell t eee and. Mya St - 3 HANG) :E R —De “work nr - M USCIAL ( ‘OMEDY. willing workers. JEt- ° ‘ DRE SSMAI ING——Sea: Organizing several | Ee RURASER EA is tO Seamstress : VAVER HANGER : thoroughly experi need: e ex PL. U MBER S Beis LNT 1c ae a | 2 ~ ns '? . . ‘ \ a eee ee ee - is appu! intme nt between “10: 30 a! ad hy 30 FIRSTCLASS “dresemakine. . vi Marcus. a re ‘and 1741. rgette dress eg. taillore HANGING—And painting, reas: on- Dishw ASHI R—Sit, ox: | ‘PL U MBE R's AP P RE NTIC i aH 2 ee ~~ $4.50 ‘rooms and =. KN MPLOYMENT WANTED arch tectural or orna- wante Job plumbing; any ‘leaning: ” poasonabl e PAPUAN SING. : 7 Se Call FOrest 4261R. oo BOYS keeping small sets wi = a! mrpoes ’* i=) ai ‘ “UBailt ta —s ; janitor, houseman, “Acc OU STAN’ al Bor KKKE io PER — Bit.; gp aga stag Bite, INSTRUCTION ACOUNTANT—Sit 5 | ADULTS of neglected education call Mrs FOrest 5208. 02337 1507 St. Louis av.. East | “ASHIF h-—Twenty w ich v ee e drugs and med: - SALESMAN Si i eae HANGING ACCOUNTANT: BOOKKEEPER : or drawing account. — ~~ -* ~ _ . P APE RING—Ay , rer 2 o IRRESPONDENT | GARDE: NERS t, sales manage ement ludi a Permanent J 5 Rees of Beauty M AIN' r N ANC Ks cle ‘and pharmaceut joes] wen | mali, ‘ | Te inoi and c ne wants ate eady 4 HiA NGING——Rooms « > Browns Business SALES MANAGER—Sit.. os ae : et . O% chiroprac lac es AX "TO he i ANU It _-> experienced kelley 706 Norse Grand. Fuso MIRC CHANIC m= | STUDENT ACCOUNTANT—Sit.- work on | HOUSEWOMA N—sit.: white: good cook. ; desires aay kind, of work: | SU Pp ERINTENDE NT t ~ aut y sean te zucht “by Mar ] TRUCK DRIVER SS oe 4 " Schools sii Ootlegen ou NG ME N WANTE ae BOOKKE EP E sR Sit. -ig@peake 4 languages. Box R-142 Post-Dia. Trade ‘Schools _ high s cca ‘graduate Sy to be conned Bo i LINOTYVE—Learn Classes starting BOY “BAR RRERING - ouetee Be CAR pENTER—Sit me Bn ne ARPE STER—Sit . Wi ul 'p “C "SITUATIONS WOMEN, GIRL a aper Oo, , Boy KKERPER. ACCOU NT rANT ome Attention, Paper, Hangers. ih oie eK ARPENTER—SIt. pan THE om busiuees ng! Ag rad, lant re re ‘ter without aruge. ATTORN EYS—COLLECTIONS oat reference from Ki. ARPE NTE R—Sit. - = reapore jence and ~——— ~ Life ee e C ‘olleeted a i eg and folder free g thes Paul Brown Bidg.. wort rth! "4456 Mi ‘Phe mon ENTS secured by. B 7. Ziman. Times owe ‘BEAUTY PARLORS Be auty Shop, S21 Rk EADY. TO WEAR. Has s “Beataty Parlor, DRE Braker R-—KSit pos ast ie 4 ne a ” aff il iations sore or depart ment. rus ofdGere prompt. Stencion, SRE sau AK ERS. ‘ a referenc “es: + butier’s work “one desirons mak ng 3 as 04 { ) even ag Ss *. punda ‘vs DE mar 6 av. s Dr + )Eimar Ste be {fe reon 5POS >. GinL—*it.: colored: house work, plain cook. | NURSE—Sit.; of Pienc ed, tor dhlldren « ing. «Layton 68 small baby. JKiferson ‘6510, GIRL—-Sit.; neat colored: nousework by | NUKSE-—pit., praceca., for companion tw day or week. Lindell ORTOR | elderly laay; care of invalid or convaies. GIRL-—Sil.. coigred: work after echuol : | oes references. Hlland 1164 ' ——_ ee a smal! family. JEtferson 2074 NURSE —Sit.; by infants’ nurse, trained tw GIRL—RSit.; young, celered, do day work | Germany; scaks beiig iist, first-class city any kind. Lindell 728HJ | Peterehces 2U2> Martha ' | if PERMANENT WAVEK-—Sit.; experienced . , | GIKL-—sit. wanis general house work ' and hair ureseer pox OG 108, Post Pia. SIDA Le Soto ; ' : ' P. B. X. OPERATOR—4 years’ experience. GIRL—sil.: colored work of any kind , ; experienced; reierence, JEfferseon 470° prefers busy beard birest SOO0W Giki,—Sit., color (i, nurse chilgren; bome ; ®&=A4ip i hiap "heats piain sewing nomty at night lola. JEfferson 9411. ; Geile at so KMuieer #@t, GiKL—sit oer i; care for children of SEAMS has su., sewing of all ‘Kinds. ’ 4 ‘ ee i. , ; housework, Hitand 4936 waene coats, Mrs KoUMDaL, (sitti—sit.; eplored; hail days by week or} : co : hs day work. JEfferson 3240 | greg cAr A eee oe 3 rere’ eabert GIRI-—Sit., to a bh ip ‘with Work, Sse NOURAPHE—s ee ts ‘ “Ail JELferson . —- oy, exper theead GHand opeiW. | GIRL—Sit.; colored; maid, 8 lo o 30. JET: | = SRT I ae sitio : ; fe rewrr 7a Zt). eS 4it . hy : erriall eof ths “‘" lixnt dic Jefferson 5Uo ot SEGIRI _ neat, colored, saan vite ae - | houses a ox ‘tferson 4140 ry PIST--Sit.; work evenings at home; ac- HOUSE GIRL Sit.; veara..| WOMASN——Bit.. light housework, sewing Adresses chiidren a clothes; reasonabie. 1366 Belt. Ft bres' 8204 ee Sree WOMAN-—Sil.: eolored; housework, 6 - LAUNDRESS—#11. : all wees: reasonable. 7816 Water. r-| | AUNDRBSS—Sit.: 2 days; or bsaning. | tans cogs: references: after 12. JE HAR Jefferson 224 LAU N DRBSS—sit. - or cleaning: “reference. | WOMAN- Sit. . wants washing to ag ft JEffersou 1585 | nen . Cell any time, first Noor, ; a = ee i. : : th - . LA! NDRESS—Sit.; “eolores; first-class; *- ae on: nel work ef any} “Monday and Tuesdsy. Jefferson 6115.) WOMAN—3Bit.: widow. ney apartaent: : L, a0 NDRESS—Sit.; wants bundles bring wishes position. ZLLG6A ew Aen, -) home: references. COlfax T073R | YOUNG LADY—tt.: experienced switch- || LAUNDRESS—Sit.; Colored: fires J days; board opereter: clerk: typist; reference, | references: good troner. DE ima: 6252. CAbany - — a | NT. cUNDR ESS ~Sit xperiem ed eolored YOUNG L ADY ——bit.: eaperien cod) = ewitel> 7 ith references a Raeee 719 beuard oacrn™: clerk, typlet; referetices, 73 Te : ‘ OCOlfax 8 LAUNDRESS.—Sit.: oF house cleaning. antaiiatages inn oniilil the raon 4°21 YOUNG LADY—# it: tem porar com: LAUNDRESS—Sit.: colore§: first-class: .1 07) wr r, typiet, clerk; experienced, FOrest Monday and Wednesday. Deust 9080R. 038°% . 7 ~- - — I NDRESS. Sit eolored. or Cleaning YOUNG LADY —sit housework oF M ae dul v and ¥r — JE ffereon n108 of ehlidrea: go hom nights. Cal Mon . a A gk ae | Oey be (dah at ; ' it : rt P ots rie say os . - iaateeienetatieettied LAt ‘DRESS Bi cores : / v4 _ itz yO er AD) eit book kee per. full by day: relerences izing AD hp charwe 3) as tvoine. secretary and routine LAU N DREAS—Sit.; or hows ects sng; 1tf- otfice work experienced: mood education erence tLindell B6A44 ES Call CAbhany 7401/3 LAUNDRESS—-Sit ecorpred, by day. Call yoOUNG LADY-—Wantse position in “tan a tre) 917 ~ (ros r 11 te.4 wb. ri. ee ‘era or dentist's office. as assistant: Sos LAt NDRPSS =jt hone ‘ood. Te nefiepjeed. familiar with drugs: typiet. x liable: references Elmar 6141 ih R-1S Le Thanateb — palatial o~ Sige fit e A ras ri > ih with y 5 care. LAT N DRESS Sit.: Clean ne; olore } yor Wi itMA? nalf days, weekly J¥ffereon 4518. bouse keeper references 301 ber. LA’ ORES ; yen , ‘colored : 3 or } Guys. hYrest SAROLZW., Jiifferson JRA. LA! ag ye ‘ or maid; references , Phone lLAdcust own ' /_LAUNDRESS——8it.. or cleaning; firet-clase HELP WANTED eolored Ih fe reert ee PS _LAt'VHRESRS—Sit colored th rie | ema hon Vie ~ home Tab viel on LA' NORE colored Monday Tuesda Wednesdns ‘indell 2ev7W CURDRERRS bi omberieneed? eolened: | / MEN, BOYS ; . week I¥¢ferseon BOLTS > — ; . | AYPRPRAISER—Feor ver’ «a LAt NORE mM Sy) f firel Cleese eit) refer | market a user with « spertane®: the trati neces L_igee TOR). ; i Wait inet im ty iah grate 7 bag ee om rc sT ADRESS Sit and cleaning ry (7*T- and business principe Avyiy ™ ria wraitie 1178 Case, reer refere ors to «ales anag! ime « artwrig! at acter TAT Di:kss—S ecant: ——#it.: eolored; cleaning, Mon- | 792 e) Xe joaday. Fri Sey: experienced, refer-'| aRTIsST Young experienc oq pen end ‘tok, ~~ c tand 99°17 " : for etter ne Ame! ad an or ngraving ‘ "an oP . Pine et ra at’ NDRE B6- beret v clean refem (o @14 py sania eT nS © v years one nla 2. 4 Bf ferson ATTENDAS (* —960. nese, Riellable Km- vy ae) tra) verte Aime uw cy \y B oh 7? anus LAUS DRESS ale og ae eae (AUTOMOBILE MEC “iA tmpedion ‘a rererence . . _ “ 6 oh seme i“urveler me han . oO” . “ger. GIRS i coo - ener om in _AtNDRESS—-Sit washing prom ine and * 4 Oh R. pager * * a ies ° : 5 - : in ; - 4 “clea ening: colored half or whole Gaye araed; want clean-cut, “teufeest™ Ken. JE tlersc ? os chei 11 &. 7th a. J ~cae : : _AUNDRESS-#it.: colored weotes % tel “t fon nes onsted -— . : “eal bere Fire lease aa uv a ediuredey. references c a! I1Efioceon Pane Pe my "ast me: | IMO : : Alm ont —— ut» Shot u- - (emir Na- LAL NDKESS —— it. ; colored. Tuesday. pone! Henk Hide ah endl Hive st4. oa edné oa Thursday, of nvusewe R oe: HY MAN—Ap ‘g at dl — | Lindel! 0344 =f ; tirevwe mie eeh 1} 1” tr | LAUNDRESS — Bit.: cleaning. houses ur JOK K EEPER- Garriod maa, half day weekly, references. JBtterson ne of age. thoreugh'y © m-, in a) ; 671 phaere of bh oe Kee te one aquk k ana a i i eolored. or cleaning rate at figure income tat caperiene; | eference Monday: willina worker, JEf- | ot ate age. experience in detail ané fire fergon p44). —— referem c* address Ww oF bnccaacay T4 LAU NPRESS—Sit . Weinestas Thurs. fox O00 Poat Thevetech “Hay | dace. Fridays: : eaning, references. Call Boy .Meset be 16 te work of “ord truck erson | an: rnings. JEffereen 49°34 a nil Cotes JO7TL after 10 @ place of oN DRERS——Hit. colorg!, Wednesday. HOY—16 oF over pri core: iT LAU lay Satur: referesices. JE tferecn armuwernvent Pex sat sas ; (¢) iS —_ Buy — Ambitious felper. chance te leare LAt NPpREse—atr. ‘or bese orarin a” timmer trad 2319 Choutens perien - veferepces: white. TYier S137W py ™ - wm Cres eb a PFS, ' a) unda eee es ——— alter = hee refleretiets M = mit cohured4 Coren tot stay on moiY-——18 erphan t ate 3m 5 je te de Diao reference? JE fe: eon 7S Me and arrive car wes reot, te wer 4 _ € . 6) Pont | betas Loh MAID. “WalTR ES bit... coler wf aint ‘x Bes RO Jae. porsences: jonneon. Lindell «4° $OY—Wih biercle tg sof Mare. a MAID—S! {: eslored. Southern sins from | light porter wort i2 to 4 7, reference _JEtieraon 5639. , / store ree Me ‘> “a i fov—T. ark po han ; > | MAID —Sit 5 atte we ont Bey eed, VW abe: Call be betwren | A 2131. i; dell 7215. 2K. Axa Se ge we ee % es. o> a” whines ey oo ye a4 . 4 orig ae | ah hte vonage rg ad eb —— oy ne — “ a + Arete. =n" + us" ae aad a2. nend ee ae oe Oe le ne pote vw Lupe npecaner on SN i dd i Ns ittahcy ty es Pas Rhy ve u “ Ep SIMY phe oS ee & as bs tees Seta cS warts” ee s ach, aguas Wels auiie. be on ye ms wo DM ny Be eget Hehe y Ce ee ee as at. ee peer 2d ak, + Re Pane gine et wy E i ig } ti « i wate « “> we a — 4 inl

wuss es - we PP ee 5h wt ee en eee ee ee a ee oe ee mee . GE PCR GR eS RD i ae ee ie PEE, Pe wae ~~ — eee ras “ eo ee ae _ Tore Sm, 1, noes ee WEEP Cheesy oe cary ery oo ee a ane * ey - ate ® By tye Ae ora + te — a Pe ee en a “ Pt Spe gpa ta re rs > ee ee ~ —~ - a eee ae are inte phe pen y¥ weed sag — ite... ET nk Rg AT Ni! Rill Al ats EN Se omen RR Sere we ee ‘ " ¢ 7 4 “pier P A ema! . ‘ Sak id We Pi OY gore © 4 4 ey x * me. rig). y 4a ree) em > MEP Cy oad arp "wee >i oo ee a ahead 3h per ®% = | ee — POLY 0 0 ai c — ie Miss wetrhg Pe. ase! diatary cae Seabee peas x PR ge oS Te ee, ee ee ee ee ee re ee a oe b . —- if or gt Tete ere Gee ge ; + ee ee ee oa « ‘ a * to oe Sue = a - e- aval aA ma RE ty go ee te oo w= at . + ania erage” ba a ~* “we x ents Mee hows ed ee Oe ee i ES ts el til ail Sa a lad shy r ne > aan nae a ~« ew oan ‘te A PRPC foe 6 OE Oe EN PRS. TE I tg : .. : 7 ram i rv emntocaen rN mee sr a ee ee a ae en Ae om 4 ee ae ty Pe ae SY Ae the CDG SE SIG PP «Sy CR: yore gate Ce, RCTS, een erage

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. a NDAY. STXDA : PRI 10 a / | 3500 MEN AND BO YS WANTED— Is the position you seek advertised 1 in these columns today? ae — : | : : AGENTS WANTED_MEN “G AGENTS WANTED_MEN "| CANVASSERS a and SOLICITORS | SALESMEN WANTED _,__ SALESMEN WARE raLesmeN. WANTED ris ALESMES asi order or hous ALES - ap “ , ee a “4 . 4 ; ” a8 : hear we ri jway Cal Laan a WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. sovs | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS \REER ? HELPER 3347 ‘TERS AND VA NGER ay, if a a » 2 i dl urn ire i all mh rr 4 _ UD. asa. Rape : ae . sp © ’ SALES ME SALESMEN WANTED ow wes “3 | yl . bi ESSORY AND TIRE a bi me. Gray — — gen ros ‘men with experi (LESALAN LE "Sa eeggers — i oCls and wie eed onl Wonderful stun . | ' te . | fo! right men. See eer LESMEN WANTED 4 Pl > es ® greatest Woted tal. * . So MS ele ih es 5 grr" t efi ne ten with “DAVIS REALTY lth and Lorust Sta. 5 * LARGE DOWNTOWN BANA ao 4 ALIES VLAN 5 hand a) iV as ~~ nad DP rtur - re Tether orporation 83) PO tape i. — Bees VA OF eH TF ee ES 4: ah Se Cane a DR ArTS) LEN WANTED Trt etre tc EL EV ATOR BOY thoroughly expe: to 19 vears f age. Mr. Mever. Charles st oe “4 —, Vp “5 meaty — ” lad t S a & ii r a” “ unéderatari« the > mechinery Fordeon and Ss. genera’ farming. ‘eta ot a % van 1 O% ‘ ~ere ow *. ¢uy? ' ies g7er: FINISHER AND CABINET MAKER—Must be expe “veneed on retail store wo . | ce a 1 a ~ e" “Te attuts ~ , - — - . e's a 3 ake hee Ae i ’ Wrrc ran is oa (OO : 8 A Tt. ’ mf —— eyatem “sr Sie fied | | ee “Be Pasar ies me, 2 ; . = - ‘ . pe: gt: :23¢2. Bo = ; a1 P 0.

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| week h STNDAT. R1iL 1937. SALESMEN WANTED. SMinw . Poa AN fie +» - x | et i 4] 2800 es veriepced Fast Gany. ah mahenl postion, te b mplete hatiaie upr lorgery unity tlerriory: i aki 7iy KI rocer ies, resialil ry Se. Ae ence ui Casi iligg Uh apps V1ese e£umimed tape Viiecys eu brand s oldtet “briced leath iat One . oP OLlet Led x System of Check Pa, , iberal \ ictorig. mt J calling on a and retary Uliuees you ur Ka hie (atic li c ie wal SUNDAY. APRIL aa WANTED _ a —a:- oat i good px rf WE ~ ve Bare KG at Kin Y 5. y for Post: Dis ST R is ¢ Onsy! ‘aid, babe mee Dtial. 3Ux rT DS. @llte Davented ‘OStratid Poe tunity for live the reta & SOns woo econ u ay ene r. a “| 4 Rail® ay Ex- {ce} landscape ae- Nureeriece Ne: 2 mnufactut stores °% r Wants i j pock- : Milie Boer! men. .- ; S: oo Lange, ent $1.000.000 geouired: hj Varn Adame Paint i? exc lusive New experiences rritories open. itfit. SS. Harri- V-24, ox . \1 agents Manag! Louis , aA. : tiil b + wir 210 Po " *" 3 ; SAL ESM F- N aA jife itive ‘elean #ibilities itive. ne and ‘bee : “ aié rH (EX cre" fy raw lt ee Can work ne ers ing eY.. titre ase re’seite Irs ‘Te mMerehiandisi: s gene rows - Cie \ eland. ‘eer.’ Tie Le, eed: b We ehip direct to niddselria! firme. rea rte ao 6S TUS Hoes Aa a ‘é Pp AINT CO. ov a esMAN—F ’ “igor ex ment pia! ing Franklin. SLESMEN WANTED uis © BS pscierD M in wn nat 1gwhou \* mak . hte ; pnt = 4 19° = 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED. = ee ee ee. - ute hive x Low Be ison Essex ord and MOTC RK oniy D ren S for - d quatit) \L 2 SMAN ee and T° fint exce Dt) ional roung Mali. Bt TORS” é and per smal ,? Hnilias 1 liquids tit I eeEUCR o;, bas yurniture; rmnust per rience da, Sunday CO Appls E. CARSON 1} an A, Bes si eis rm Ii- organization Just + ; food product rated oid turer ne ,fT ~we ar esour Pu rh) h-ciaSss highly ma their i the St ruta great- theeemy anit} demand ’ ire rf 2) r{ rry er) he af? iif Us 4 if you have ke a connect! eo aye or 4 the comme _ Box J-18 SALESME N - ing, working thru our “dif gmt outlets in ores. Only 1 need appl) pposition f¢ Garnier, (W910 00, a CMAN 7 om rour Ni . % aid P 1-3 Dispatc -To do retail sell-| St. Louis’ finest | men With exper. W onderf men. Room. r right 1. Boatmen s Bank B! dg. SALESMEN WANTED Either #414 or sifaighi ° "DA VIS llth and y abd nmission om™mmission. and jo- 6 greatest men with REALTY CO. Loeust Ste. LARGE Ts SA L fesdlicit n Wants ew ties. state i te. Mail ans Post-Dispatch. SALE be erapahbl te: with the fore ig, to ee?! fe and carol : Schweig-En 4929 ws premiums offer wer DOWNTOWN BANK Progressive ESMEN Accounts; rT) possi bili- qualificat ions, 74 s to Box D-257, ih e eplendid m1 in ite iine in LF nes ade Radio Ré Pi utfite for the oppert u- ce] chien Delmar Bl. ieR3) ALES Reputable stitution has + tween SO anc unusva! terry) tories ak others expenenre ODS. by MAN 1210 &. Wetter CHESTER Vandeventer Av old-estab! ished Can ‘y for ma 40) interested rity Led hor ete es and —we rs our car anc draw Comp: ele rec real estate ther qua Wifica- if MFG. CO Rie TAIL “ISALESMEN : Experien Ce ‘id furnis! ‘positions for 0 eXtra S -& Mr. Kenady. Broadway at a Sener! stores ™. vY salesmau salesman lanent and Apply WOLFE 'S. id Washington. ‘d hat lings pern aturda\ rae iu ow side! haae ledge +» EY¥™Mnaaelur Maly adap nis ted Dee Lame ila Roof (¢ room| 1004 4 ING &Lor Ql d met batt yee hi ge piggy Master|: tes LO wie , > ther hj tecteeary ‘Vina Wy ae et 20 f Per VINE SALES . trade ALEs for dandy \ rr © prices * Naot ia t y a. popu! Sur mint vend; on aDercentage basis Ravine axe be diac harges : SALESME> ea.e8men © eu ' e~: ‘ : roierton tert batteries hod ‘ r} ‘ely teries e-* OU excevient @eDDpOr! a» “a etier WW &t ted in} aMazcing genus eres ‘ villi ex pens) Tn aU) whol i @ neck wear atner Goode MEN Calling cn ine me (reacen: | —Making (towne Fas’ money plac mac hit rs with Trwe?r- $5 ner order. Write for & Sone. 700 atior lig” AL r%- Dy . ‘ thin: fecorenting 2 DIPPERS tively stops fire: tremenu u maha, me expel competition; easily ;, first year. Furolin o.. Terminais Bldg.. dippers ima ee | Chicago : sci Box F-184. . "oo Bd a) Trust kxpemenced pants and factory OPEN. Take or Wear’. Wr Lé rT) Vw POSITION of cha , tf racter. en a aga Permati Shoe Mfg. Co., 1000. 3 la (94x) SPRESENTATIVE oofing pail | WwW lig 11c8 Ox Ll» take tail line. Post-Dispatch. . j enced paints Easy to se]] ajla uaranteed \ f telix r arnisnes. enanyreisB, pte OSs. Va ar jj collect. show you - comm asion advan "rite q & BROWNE PAINT AND RC OF ti ’ CEMENT accou ' VU ae 4 j ili 4,{) ont ny i tier . ane gen? me geal comy! ISei0 nie 1tfit at fer Dearborn (“hicago XPERIENCED SALESMAN Wanted > . 1} r i} we offer ot 5 per iday. nted Factory Representative $50 Weekly nd More Easy afier ~~ THE FYR- FYTER 1340 Frr-Fyter Bidg 500. ‘ae re MONTH rpsce” co rr Tati ade ad ~ GROVE MI! Maus a ’ OAK “Americas Fines! der roof liundreds in advance of ie e . ; le — HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS wos A” PRENTICE BINDERS yxXperienced, on Singer mashines. R. LOW. ENBAUM MFG.. 23d and Lo- EE firm t Poat- Dispatch Bo o~ KE. —— — A! yy oman re ferenges 3 | ee! i; im Wu 2 nd ; at > BUYER rienced for basement ready-to partment; state qualil salarv expected and full tails. Replies confidential D-31, Sons He CHOCOLATE Thorouw Lehi i\ huver or assistant, wear de- AS renced PERS _ Es “ar “Mavrako ms. 4 az SOG bg Friday and CE eS Ft 3] w “nriasan’ Sunda? et wees —> ww r. aS enced —- qcrey rE © arg OT) Apply ORY COODS Factory 16th >s } . and siiKk aresses. WALKER ‘Sterling Sr wor ia r tho: —— ryt be ’ o51 3 0 — iret -claes colored references : lire on plact DP! nogition to right part’ Minnes' aA 2" euinieeaiamal “must have city 1947 Mary 2) ¢ | HOI ALLA AE F t¢" ust _ PEimar 693¢-_ room v AUT! rT fo i Wconaes! sg iteration Dept. store experience, will be considered. NT MAD- naaes. Sa’ as igs VAG- ws {«) HOU Of : VA Hi U overalls.) Lou r the eity. (el (‘hocolaie: must be | charge Address ab Al of | HOU ae ferret B xX HOT gilk Dress { } reer , = HOU } ndle had Bo Y lols (c MANAGER—For @ ems!! beauty parior in| é fioor 7 5 J i Haird al irgin! Has ‘uBewWOrK xu hors no ‘ama HOV experience -for must have experience in lamp sha eheting, etc. and past experience. LACE CURTAIN A lao ‘ —Is the position you seek advertised t in these columns today? = —— ET. LOUIS POST - BD IST PATE H i ee oe ae aa a ena HELP wTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS | ; HELP WTD. D.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS GIRL— Carafiol OPERATOR ail arout 332 W asi pitie a. threads. ,U0uM Y: uUunée. to lip ised (;ar ak i 2 # cel y ‘ ver! ‘ 4 4) vA “a seme] oT ORED pine pecans: g00c waxes 205 N. Zist — | ra ,Y ¥ ; ] 7 GIRLS hop ERATORS we pay | pe ried __ (2) 73 COR W ae ng. Ke! OPERATOR years, ot BLe acs be ary hours ; Box *'D ] ¥ 1» yh Gee Cage noed — mn nik | | OP E R. ATORS 3) Kopelowil G20 W ashing ton SE Kit 5 yPER~—White fo: House’ ores uUnve?t 40) COM ri Gresete | pay MORI 1615 N. 9U OPERAT' a ert work ONSTE. RN Ov f nen Pd zt ner GAKMEN ce NOt necessars ’ 425 — cGTRL- Azenere. A - “ ash ington. -TRI—wWhite “expe rien: nO iseuw A no laun ndry (“)\fax 920565 5. 39 l Meramec & KEK} EY ER—3745 | mel 50 oav afternoon. ; ts PERATOR *¥ Who can press ladies silk and woolen dresses and coats and who ean plait. Also girls who ean do steaming. Apply aiter 7:30 a. m.. 3820 Washington. “?) crea ‘ris e syed ) ‘yy rier jeri t } Post-Dispa’ + person TRIS IMERS xperjiencec CY MILL INER ¥ 2 L's BRON MEG. MIL L INERY OPER. \TORS for i Fast Permanen! ted ef a P¢ a? irda “ after- a) De ert. ry’ wash ELY & aA” * . and : App! bk “Washi {) “MILL INERY DE ISIG NE i that mas t? j (*¢ ind attract poet 7 , vi Diepatch. RTM AK s T iW MAKERS MILLINERY rRIMMERS Ka » experienced, fast piece Work ore want mien ositions, go i pays; z > hate pply ready 10 start FR ANK EL eNUILPINERY CO.. 1206 Washingto: MILLINERY FOR ELADY AK Ee THIARG! TRIMMERS Ap? ‘ MILLINERY experienced workers. et GOV 2 RNIC K HAT CO “MILLINERY FOREL ADY BK RK FOR ENDERS N MANS ASEM irl . MIL. L INE R YY TR IMME RS tere) Ot ‘ rtm ty aiere: fuset “pum be : VEI N-—For Kits vv ria 530 leram SALESWOMEN Te New Savings Accounts hHios} itai, , Bit t et kit : ist AQ Good opportunity for two well- educated young women }’re- miums offered. Permans nt ~r4 s. Mail answer to Box IDD-307, Post- -Daanatet: LARGE DOWNTOWN BANK 10nT | CABANDSE Kline’s Require A Toilet Goods ssistant position is one arger opportunity he first requisite ia a@) 2 smart id at ehe knows using them prop aDie for this po ability to use Lue provide a be eive.s t Cosma sehios by ‘ eormsidering apps eition., appe arance and the cosme tice } & king mangner will be pone 5 vlan qualifications The successful icant will also have @ following and to develon the patronage of the goods Bectior Call in person and for Mr. Pickeral Monday morning, eral. KLINES 606 Washington. WOMEN department Wore Aift ve ration ica fOr most , and & iPrPRSAaATYV {j + r An Interesting Part Time Offer to Former Business Women desirable open Ane] EMPLOYMEN Mi z7Zanine Floor. sured per MANAGER, Stix, Baer & Fuller COLORED WOMEN Steady work; good picking nuts. Apply Chowne 1RL— elderiy woman t worr 4 " fartnils pferencre Dienatech We have a number of re for h we would hke to locate women .o were formerly in retail sale who possibiy are how married homes An @art of their time remuner offered Openings in all depar t- women of experence (a!) or write Wm. a Pick loor «! ate AN OPPORTUNITY MAKE MONEY IN YOUR SPARE TIME TO = ; CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS WOMEN ‘or soliciting and @e\ling; give LADLE »—— } your afreswe! Hox f } information iti i] Post-] ispateh ITOR House tunity for huestier ROOM S and BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY BABIES ANTED ROARD—COlfax RETO (ei to-nowuee 1800 goog vuDppeor Oylive i i¢@ moth tira} i rr couple employed meals bk Ores? 3405.) ie} AND BOARD Young lady; beare C ores HULOI fe) Larwely out: poare optional: pri vate 4 te Ae - KAOM AND BOARD ployed pr fam)is ROOM _SALESWOMEN WANTED options Ja! AD is 229 inf Bw ue house bot Ri OM | r em D451 faery i ate Central , -™ SOO A x He sli reeeotti Rovow en arti ome} pe riety North BENT* ousekeepuig: $o oO. f HARRIS. 45828 / ' bas! 21044 uthern exposure. twib beds’ f lw - UDeCT’D ais § Madiso i, N, y. ise@) } peoTtii familly, reaso' 45404 Ni ‘)y with Ab arue out DO«a ‘ ir : . ‘ Vv SALESWO! a\J ! mp oyed “cmt Dis ' ABT | bod ee VLA Peetu suf oor NIA, JFUOR PM unnes essary 1s ire rhoard r . ’ reas oanie in resmigenc ger* acation Pesition Sj me for . ete rn eding* experiene ti rs Tue appv BROS SALES ‘ORP BHi WANDOAH $0024. ~Y¥o f hoa oA =" {Hand sHENAN! Oa : ats i ar 4 (*? ‘sy ’ . ether SAT ES. oe NANDOA!I ex peri- ’ ‘Aru A + depart Apply Employment OF, NUGENT & BRO. D. G. i twin | CABANNE, | meals optic mal. ‘ch DE 1, MAR opportunity to; . ENR ‘ENRIGHT EU ng fror 5 @>are hoare furniane¢ ” ROOMS WITH “BOARD—Bouth ERM! 81°ls«- «Lovely room with > gentiemen, orivate fami!) telephone. wat 2 ; NT garage. ogaar VICTOR, room: iines and furnished front to 4 caf mea'- ic4) 3532-— Nicely twin beds: cnvenitent bue. modern; excellent Southwest ROARL- _Iilland West MER. ‘lh Rioom “FOrest 1152 otis Segre rE ei pPoseure wey iMERK 54 —t lal! Loaf meals Optional, ROOM pri For 3 or ANID 0 6551 vate hore. BAHI for t* twin beds BARTMEK Merrit oerti noard Ww, fioor roon board roum rent gentiemen “i WN Furnished room, &1 BOY LE for 1 gentleman; board ‘ eniences sired at Res CABANNE 5028 Board: |} 3°. Hodiamont car, 5S. }4-—Aliractive | front “glen! a room, wtth board, FOrest 33 fy... (¢ CAB ARS PL.. 680i—Room eod Loa cellent meals: private. a) SAWANNE 5300 — Well furnished room, excellent meals. ' CABANNE, 5127-—~-HRoom and beard, ¢¢' tiemen; all conveniences, private fans! i Comfortable. light. airy hot-water hea or 2 — ’ > 6051 rooms singie or double: ront rest 6102—Large ( ARANNE couple. " Poor. board. lavatory. 65 40. (Co? for two VET (cb! with ‘board 57520—Room and boar PArkview. Large room, vin beds Hodiat nont cars CATE 6112-—Nice room adjoining ca. splendid meale; reaeonabie. _ (gi) CAT ms. 5130—Neatly furnished rouTm* with board for couple or gentiemen. AKa, ws Front room. private om 7 J. PArkview CAT indies ‘employed, “ve » ris. DUS gentlemen, “hn — pore boarders good (‘Abany 74014 .'- and ont for | For 8595. ‘eit ~~ Z no and bath DEI M sn. 5057—Room oO ren: private home, — DELM AR. 3030--Koom and WwW err mien Su DELMAR 5052A—-Excel) board aii onveniences DELMAR, 5500 good boar 1AR 28 © AJA Teta ent roo FY Lamy 068M. west: rome with Gy. ety! oor Sechau yovers a 1455—Fr £7 Tf 48 24—Hoom,. be cooking: hot water. ae ‘DEimar “oyaaM ryiha Ta) $5.5 inde! } *pa31 “Board: “running. hot wee meals family style. Bo.) 3844 in rooms. / ENRIGHT, 5148—Single or double ‘roome. board optional, private. ENRIGHT °45-—Room, board “for | peo- ple em) loved al! conveniences ENRIGHT. 5038—Larse furnished deairabie for or 2: breakfast sired “YO an. if de ie a (cB: large room refioed meals: @)] conveniences, 5833 ‘% ‘eijent IGHT home ae referer ee : 1 57415 -- Attractive rooms. with meals. running water, xc lusive neigh bor- hom! ‘7 } ETZEL. board. south room; CAbany onagh. l N rjRoom, ~poard, home hot biscuits. FOrest 4 4516J 1406-3 nice clean entered ma: all conveniences; garage. 11 Be ~hLoonm., board, one or par > © veniencea: reasonable. °62) 756— Delightful ‘eat for two: excellent hives Abany 6701LJ rINGTON. 4049 Washington room: $8 per week. Jet ereon 5086A— op hoard or 2: amall ie amily. KENSINGTON, 5101—- Vey desirable front regom for couple: eplendk ne _reneut: able mvenient cars RY pre io. LACLEDE. 4561—Large Po “room with hoard for 2 gentlemen; private home. LACLEDE, 436] Large front room, with hoard. for @ gentiemen, private home. 1141—Room and board. 2 gentle. private amily: near Forest +> bet faylor Man hester end Mark 2hOUs ( ) 3468—Room and “poard: ~ good ooking. Lindell 035 7. \LINDELL. 4200- Gentleman real home Mrs. Steel. LINDE! +107 ——F oun ‘man, “to front room week INDELL. aa Besa ful ‘poarding house for gentlemen, Lindell 2614. (c*) INDELI. 394 Neatly furniahed rooms: excel ‘lent newly decorates ; reasonable. oe pea. os (7) We PHERSON 4°32. Nicely furnished reom with of witheyt boar McPHERSON, 4476 ewly rooms. with or without ~ ae MePHERSON, 4071—Room and board: table board home cooking McPHFRSUN 4704—-Furnished a eoutnery exposure, conveniences: board optional M-PHERSON 4°O07—~Firet floor east, em- ouple or 2 ladies: private fam- SAD Attractive ladies ¢ mployed. Lip, 142 cooking, all con GOODFELLOW hil ™ and RENEING SS ard 53RD reom, ie? desiring 8 ~ ghare A table: furnished (eh) ployed ily MAPLE exposed other room MAPLE, 6130 excellent meais; 1005—Newly furnished; “pouthern fromt room; ar optional, FOrest 4385 ‘Ws Front room for cz r 3: near bus and car "ene (cG2) >. §452—- Litrective ‘oom “Yor fur- tabi house he ndsome iy tr imbee degitalle neiaht l\Ganetsm 911—Room and farniiy reasonavie hHiodliamont car 4800) weet OBimar O21 MARYLAND. 4310-—For. an: triealer hume-lke 4." MAKYLAND., 4: i rey. poard; in rtm 4304 Firet floer; reom - peat food: home eooke4d: «a MAPLE hoard. privaté ine; excellent fed run 4108 Large front — able reasonable rater: gentleman. ies §332—Attract ve wei wer near bath good n cals ich) 330 N, oes nage Cathedr:!. conveniences; private. ‘) splendidly furnished room ; hoard: twit beds garage. Newly furnished rooms. 3B: ony PHLENCHS, Hoom and beari AND om: rt . OR iz = 9 Owe ra es ’ ana test rN Oa Koom take semi invalids 5 jax-—Newly furnisned me ~e mouthern and csetermn exposure. reds bath with shower, 2 geniemeu pironpal {Abauy 56097 #iful fromt room excellent te@bie gout! reyrtD 196 —Room and board fe ; 3°99) | oft v5 9—Beout nd fie - ? hea t flow! thern exposures, bom: ‘) acrut bie@a atic, RAY WOND for Pires aw ner s herr y60 heomm af , : reve ret sal) ~— with board, aii 640) ; For achoo! girl i* poe rd. ‘7 or eunve nee: lar! a3 “ ssiala so ROARL Lately heme, @epe Cabagy 2617R 44% POARD in ermal) familly "Asati y 178% whee HT.) 491 private Jeeves i & ” 7* : “ND BO aARD For ladies e™pioyed opie rea@eonabie PArkview 54m 4 ioAR\i» Lady employed. at ht housework: evetogs,. fovrl « R-3SA. Poet tie for a couple or © getined spiet oenaie. emall private A tee 332 ’ tiome cooking. to oovenin hom lee Maral . igh? , “G30 A— Room and board [or private homme 1 of* (awe PF Pet Peer Yyoraha pi onal. me PPV rub eee r sec Young mr" + ou ler ' conaiann en s Boars reasorabie pr ate cop veniences FOree on i“ 4 ‘¢ vrFRNCGS aa Pe fi. : ee) ee eX eile eno@eerr bathe P tprees % = » - 4 Aad . é Rows {er peop on ae ont, 196~ 5 6 vp’ tonal o weyes? ,# pry % ane : i Oth) “ony or t#o *Eeontaihe ) oe Wie’ four: siete! terre reaeongbie. ‘80 Tus 522" Ne ‘y ret < fryene- excetient. table, fc® A awtii Nace Tus oa Attractive rome oar: otf Tor bl WashHini, Tes rT) sue Pratt paras WaAstt! Gras ede rier Wa 4ttxaTon riehed chem » re ra VW ASHINS: waters = @Waetni~GTron 472% ’ - caer 2. Fr wna . wx o ue nee PR ng ARIE ns 1 Ae Mallet et eS nelly . 7 mt Oe . ye —_ + RE Oe REE Cre aa A ee ioe od eae a ~ ira ‘ Ragen totes wap, et GPP ote EM anes anaes Br iw yas BF ERRORS Pa EIR i ROO RS a, tee PY a ee ae é “ » ee ee aad ete glides - be onthe ser San et Pie iw « : (ate oe wr <r ” r ~ op eoomatag nol ‘ ae cg 4 7 we aga! . c + Poel f si css ? . ning ig ad ES BNR 2 he ” Ait boiic Ae alts 2a | mag alte te; } i gat = ee * ee ae - ae he - (foay nit; wen nA OR Cie PERL AOD Aes tm ne — : eae eee ~ eee - : UNE RLS! ee Ee Se rete ne NY Me OS RO nm Mm i HE Acree ar) SAP EIN Barr aps ’ Pn ARES OR ERO TINS, cent A ceed ee ee AE rg: Be i ia ria kena die a tall ee a ee - “eA ORY cdyenerorens a Ie Rie er heat

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hn . _post-t PATCH 35-900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the e place » you have Been seeking advertised here today? Dee Re a "Apri Hitt ROOMS WITH BOARD—West | A sg Aes RENT—North | ROOMS FOR RENT—South | oe FOR RENT—South ‘Rooms FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West | ROOMS. FOR FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT. Ww ASHINGT mn f se ry . > = to iisbt! WESTMINSTER DI =e ie cre furnished NANE ' 16°77. -Lady emploveds DNF 19359 - ‘ ‘eepin -90me. 1 c- 7 i =; 4—-laree front room ai! LIND ELI 4246 OTR or Poe b phd. IN: TER 3 42] ag at atest iy v? : f 3 | ; seomse + Fas : KA pil Bi : : ll. ae mw ‘ } ” priv a.@ famuy i " re > Ai ble ~ POrest Nicele furntehed ~ame ‘ ’; 5 e Oa oo ‘ ae ~ a0 Denty net St me Cocnlt s Se by oak a r 313599 3 ~~ ~Frurnished Ww ToT oor 4060 nay mt | & Taser - nn . ; nen ‘ ~~ ne —— . aos = —— — - in room. water in | OD naiies ; : = i Es Bes : iotnd ‘ wi, wi 4, —Z nice room, fu: ae . . ; R « DEI 4378A—Nicely ‘te _ = a ~y ’ . 4 ' , - . P ° cae = ‘ seein - — - . adie oO aud + U . jah ea . ae ~~ 7 \ ‘ »& Pod ~ i *? . A INGTON. private * $3 ona ; s 7 R rT) S “ apumnnnadetapeantin ——— - 4 ena = ia ; A . : ; « : 4 were® Fs: 4 + ~~ — ne ‘ TR ~~ » me a G oo . o , — 291 7——For gen! leman SIMPSON P 26—— Now " . .d , ; roome e! ~ TT ELi. = and b&b bouneker Mor Tdi “3150——Furnished roc aD mar 49443 mpl og , , ol ; — 4 » ——_ — i farni GRa 63°76 eal. : : . . ) ox - Ooms seed | ~ ---~ % ae , : > ta Ts th x 2 “4 rivate Fy! . : le onal ‘ ar ps 7] Th 4 , . ront room a! : = , Poh ae _private family at — Tw? 7 ee a7 7 ome Tr é - ” : ~ = " i ‘ ba . - : : " c ae 9 “ ~ N=" phe TM! NST) ER . : SPRING. 20] N oom how Di Ds 303 T=? nicely furnie! ed :oomse for, reduced rent slee pit 0 Sleeping, nousekeeping | L! +: 38—Lovely larze front ro RAYMOND, 5186—Nicely furn nished oon | EST yw = , *o08—f able. sess meas Bren ; 2 to 4 adult YY: BRS { ¢8u for Vy Louse keeping ousekeeping: $4. $4 $o. $ ; arta reniences, garage, $4. $5 “oF rery convenient. for genUeman: also garage. ___ hom ) —e | : oe faa are OF eg gece : minis ofa ; : . ie PDEA OE aa a ,14 in (eT = = a =i) al roon furnished. | levee - WESTMI NSTI R. 5005—Room. ve Me alo ye ag + -ADS. 2 35— Neat south room. private TENNESSEE. —— | Rae sae SS Sa ‘ ‘ . 434 Sc aeieemedl thie 4 | RAYMOND 7 _—. iwk - aie *Men ; te. ephone } ; ai-eping — : & ii Aad , x ; j j ’ » yuse|eK ASD ne 5 i he x : ire; reasonah o 7 2ueek rep! ping -_ — > : ——- ~ ~ - 4 34 ; per s AUCTION PoRS AND Lon wekeeping rooms and $4 ai :«) re ; ” eres a Seping —_ L, Lar ront heu BaYMON ‘D. 50 - TY ; a e . ee a i@eame “sleeping, water in toom () | modern, private _bome. FOrcet 20% | WinT MINSTER 385 : OEAL ESTATE AND I , steam beat; . aa a 1 PPS satay vi = i Uh Ji ; : : RIDGE. 598 : fron > Ww. ' POs 27) — a > . R = 3 - —- cum hes InUO u : ) @. mentieman only: ver vate family. Parkview 0248W.___{¢) }owner's resis =... OFFICE: 713'. CHES e ‘connect’ oe ~ rood housekeeping aan 3 : a , ante - | 83 RI “5 2 A- t Irnis? ed hy u 2 ~~ " rf. 7 ; _- P = 2 connec g ‘ - 2 ar 4 =" ; - ; . ‘ DGE. 53: : 4 ‘ : — F ise 4 aiid. “ater” Le ee ae “ae: | Ae 4317—Secona east: ig: Tange. sink. “porch: 39. | mished housekeepi — 4 PHONE GARFIES® WER Ens, Cee | Loping riema” ‘hen bane ny S10. “housekeeping and sleeping rooms : DGE. 5923—Neatiy {furnished room | posur — , | , an ci ' ; 2 M. no : , - —~—N rat room O ee —— —_—_-- _—e —_ ' 4 r . ry : rs asonable - 2. fun “g te ‘ : : nr t , . : _ : 4 : | near car an i asvtell auunl Pnishe furnished: 1 : (¢ isda ove4% c80) | ience: _prices. r ie “i mou ity Battery & “fleor: sleeping ROO M- “Beentifully furnished ad }oinat . - ot * nd c INE. | 4362— bn oaaclonam ta private fanstiy: soos ‘Dy 4249A— Lovely a | THURMI 0—Bedroom, connecting | UO" nei a ae | “goon.” Ginsu aad ety a oe ce bg ee BS | 1819 St. Charlies , - . 7 = y a= cae a. bee... a — : ices, tf II loved 7 Ae + ; itokedine uae: tr 9 ones Seat ae xo . REFINED HOME On ne ; ace moce TS m AN 7 N A > . an Sad _ sl b a4 | ee "Oo | ROOMS— °- housekeeping. mod | y ] e _ ; — — . ai nr . - : = . as nome. POrest ~¥4J ° rh } — # ROOM—Front; private family: F : Foor 7 entSDAY,. APRIL Sth >> 1,7 " . or aa ; PAr ay = te wo id ° & Aor \ F ms send ~ Samet EL WHITE. " Receiver, 1834 Arrage B Bids in the United States t Eastern Division Eastern of Mis ‘housekespiug oom. seasonabie (-7) 7 tome guage Water Sill = Receiver’s Bankruptcy e David Jones Co., 5147-51 NATURAL order of sale here 4 ‘ a nant to an SUBURBAR BOARS | States lhiatrict Court for +e division a an —— rial i fereroinc. and subject to appreval!l the ” ra ‘ ae he * ae boa rd > 7~ wee “ein te : nousekeey ing nd bedroom; THE 19 Pleasa: : Hi Oe thse : ' SV ie a — i « Nonth —— . - s . SUenNe: ' A. ARD—Couple. @ VORGAN. 3°,03—Front : wore. CxDOtU . famis , ' , ' VE} , jure; | arag private family re wI0—~ 1 : Ite s p. = Brivay mail ¥; PAT TERNS—DESI rooms: large clean: also wit to} ne “z . ; : + - . . LA t Se ' , : (xy : [ -, "2 > Mi \CH NER ' running water; steam heat ise a : . th sekeep- ° : a PPE . : is) Jp 10: ved jousekeeping room ~ . oe TOOLS—JIGS—DI ces, Lindell 523M } € Wey Water in : elees »| & : a onvenier f , . : _ ¥ . . ate, — ~ : , ’ + : . s, - , ' ; — - . _ ‘ ws y 7 > - -_ ; ba " 4 ’ or roome: reasonab ' he ks = ; 5 , tie a aT - : LR) | Lore ‘mh TERN — aa x | “ - — Likewise many and variou us oth gee ger aenase ae — Sw AP 3 hol a 4 seme ; ' have been until. recently utilized SUBURBAN BOARD , : Rec: iver in the con rduct ¢ busi ness. . ; lane an INSPECTION =: ot SS WEDNESDAY, APRIL ROOMMATES WANTED and THURSD VE . i : 91 5— Re? i young sora, board. fire Saar 9 A. M.to5 Y "=" Suneat ae OLE ie ~. - ~ae > Me ~s, ae SS. Oe alpen ily ** © z *. a Rogen ap-ete i. ~ T T2¢ | y ya OTrs ‘ = J , . . ‘ . - q % ‘ . a tuet ee get ms : TreASON AD. ~ ae Housekeep':« ! 3 noes nd hk 4>te ey} smnls 5 res he +h Pl ine Pe ee , . MAR YD 4 Larg = , ‘ hen mnlet irmnished h ret ey i} : ir. to n MA Lai heat : , - } . a o' — 4 4 - | 7 if : ? . ’ ‘ . j ’ : x it : ; sae . . - y ’ + Z : . . ‘ : ' ; ee" ¢ a ~ t~¢ Wa. DODIER, 3647—Nice clean LAST GREAR 1400— Licht bo tr fornis .4 ePnin é , ; . hee , . ow 9 Eh Liem Serene DEI ma ; ' ine. 3 rooms. $235 ver mon (iwne LF VN Ai de : : RC, ~ RI 1 . metts . Ve VEEL! i La r - MILN * : — Mod I n om “ .I> a Ct ’ . .. ‘ ot J , pro}, : be sold in bul R. Gregory. ; i } Ui i : =. ‘ . . Suis : . a , i ta. +o — ae Em "abe: E°2 j , ' , z ese ee . * i , MM rj ‘ hn: , pe : : a . © ° © sa Pew ra} sonable. {any ed tnformation pe On ap its e yndersigne« rear. sia) : - : : . GARFIELI 3 lar , ng cled age 7 _ Bees a sane a setae 101 | ' .. SOS] furnished ingie an ibl asonabie OOM wb Young gu H . Rankrupu GARFIEL D 3845 . , un irnished é : i i ) Ayd ns 3 WS 2 . arg 4 « = ae : . . : ts . : . P , = 2 : ~ : res Moraes . a4 . . p : HR 2 The >> et mt ek . David Jones Coa.. Ime ee = — . : amil 3 : ! iT ed: > || (ewan | enee hee 7 hen ‘ON a agok- Wainwright Bidg GRAND, 1526 N.—-2 eutiful fr room : Tor ar Pa entis ae “a yor eee: . ye {= : : : ie " | ras oP ~ 21 sleeping 5 Pe sink, gas Ta: ennectiag b th | e eu ; 713‘, Chestnat Street, aad e a eeaiet pion Pewisv furni« eg . emelike $10 wreek HARPER 3208 . Poors nrivate } . Ay stars * , + wns, “ “ss » toate nw H ARPHRR Fr Sirerot and MERERT, 029 | , nan. owner's home. (Rand 2578) :: Shaw? diets .Scteet | See, fee nan or | a! . hot and cold $5. $6 us ete Wis. ere, Si mi Stock of Drugs, Sunc | =. | ae ch. in ae nomen : ne ey um ad Bid , ine by ; ——* At Belleville, (st. Clair Counts) BL W = ~— i : . ; ’ . - b : , A. ’ t} z " > “a . : n . O 4 i. . ‘ } ~ ‘ ’ e ; Z . ‘ mn. : Pr . ' : a oO J | Dod ont Wate — ; breakfast of faa ? 3 oe ; - eens s, a a TY a er ey —sct , baht ekerer om ing bat! 0 : — el -— - In the aeetene ef Square seated Ca. — , , ty A > a | _ oe . _ in vate . ) , rs bk ~~ 4% — ; \ Cerperation) Bankrupt. ih See moder | _ | a : le home: get : , : . 20 cack. ghee aie : “ont roum, southern exposur rs 7 =~ Br order of Walter J. Grant. Referee in ho - gg al , ‘Sreaed rina py : 4 ; at ee, : — rm rrer : — ds , : , . as ' MB s0y , ' an ae Ptdiie auctios to the highest and best bidder Marts * Pring Pars ¢ > ne | : . ‘ ‘ i . 7 ; - x rs ‘ , . i > or ’ 2 . ‘ . . “~ + . Wate Pe ome nN — | . wt i n ‘ i = fern ‘ : 7S ‘ ; ok. eee , ; ad. ‘ ; 3 | . . as ™ : of Referee. The right i reeerved te reiect any Troell 4032) | any seats i 13 leet - DET ny ve) ‘eat “di . N. O15 7——7 eA POD 2 ; 16.5 eat as * a? ideal lecation, sitaated om coraer LEXINGTON 4108A—3 neatis floor 7 yte_home. Ei Wen Eras we | a 7 te ia —N _OF4DR 3) | 8 tame | , A. GROSSART. ‘Truster oertio — - : - : a a SC a F SEA : : ru Me ' G ifig . — ; ) . ° . colfas: rt = : ur- ‘ : be : . - edo e444 i oat : i. : Al . a - - - mTAN ; ; ro ra Reiley ithe, i... RO: -—Front room. { sed Vx: — - a= oa re i MAR. z Ml és ae HEI N. 494(i—La ze ‘> electric: $15. = " Seer ’ , : " ne : paP oo ale. pin a A. tu pri ' 4 Dex 1 INGTON 4$140—Laree room re] ; yenetia, ahh 1 1 = - AVE BIG NEWSTEAD. 3100 N.—® furnishet ooo a : ; i | "i - - . ; cor ‘ ‘ " ‘ ; : if oe f oe } onal ‘ i tne _ aia ; a ' we : ‘A’ A ed ne RRID. F 9 4s Ric PT SFL ect \ et, 3 Seer: $12. bee Be oye ron , = = HETN Base Se Se 3 ._preferr ot mag | — rushe ousekeeni: oo gan shone. het water. ti! ars eke . ee eee 7 : “= 3 ' ir ” Pe. Se. a ise ; $2 30 ere. reasons a. ee BR OAR» . A we Real “TI . O44 . . he 2128 Neatly “ Pals. ’ : | : . - ' ine “ rl “ on +7 :. a In Siditcion te eur reavler nak. we . 1507—3 roome. }: housekees- wa, | | - | | eae et a oe reBien . ay n ‘ 233. Gru : : . ) 2, i [ AND 3] oer ‘ *Xtra fime homes and a big tet of garage. COlfax 490 SJ. = . ; — — Ooms nine mate i VM re , ' , . niarhishec; WATE! vr - ; uty | Rie i Zz let t= abent TS refrigerators. 35 é PALM 3915—Gentieman fa , t : : : ‘ "OG runniz . 7 wl AN! i ; a ‘titra geed r =. besides ether breakfast. COifax 05292. 3 . . 7 : , : ) it | 7 ana. « =e PENROSE. 2726—Furnished fror : | ‘i ? | : Th a : | octane | of no oy at on * | Wr BBA ay an = MIS RI Al tacts lies nt Leek 24 Thx eeriw a is : z s . | si s* . ru . : . ‘ P i ° | . 03 : me . ~ ‘ey a , - ’ j ) Fs 4 9IT) » ie , ; Spake te _ ' : ee ; "sux PENROSE. SA&S2—Cieaa. furnished ——e 41634—Lisht — ‘ ' Y ' — ; é ars ceéou mothe out 7 | | Licensed “ Teom. a conveniences. COifax 1491R viranen eae ae ae ER ; a o bh Wi ford | » & € oma. cned Merchandise tenbie ted EER. S802aA—Elewant front room: also! pig " as ' he? | : : Tas ree and hall Teome RED BUD. 4412A——Front mom fami! OOtax 74826 ROOM S— Tro. fart.ishbet. connecting housekeeping: gas. ele tric and heat 2 vate family. COMtax G138R LOUIS, 2805—Fumished roome courle emplored Neat . furmahed ae i = -_ ~ = - - -_ -— = _ - = rr owe ; YP ¥ for 2 kitchen aot ale » private fami i3 | LImdell #491 COMPTON 18 = tae ox di os ee cae ter — ° a viet fe: 3 oUeKeeD leon Indell 250¢M |... mits : “hoe t. * W. “Ed.” Kelley will be pleased to ten i or 8 oem fe tne } large root | by . | . = ——— — + — MINSTER 124_ 1. ecaity Pha ree: 7 Meeday, April 4. at 19:38 « ™ optional i PtB OY AN i Im aha ELMA! i. : ' a Peer Det ; r advan — —— ' urs SS: Seen '* am@ Theredags ‘ MPT . S1¢ ~ : : : ¢° .“” = “ia " 2 : hd . shy oO - | . nig = ie - . is ere 5 DP . AND ROAPDH : TOOm, 4s a im ~~ : ' ' y ; , . . , = -@-Tiser front a . ae Tir. ‘eyges ANDO AH : 3 = ———— ' peering a n eae . | te: pies eer Room f Mage SORE oF POO atom y Aart ~~ z « - 7" MINSTER PL. 4053 —Reome kirch ~ : ; a ” . Sa. Nieto” COMP Ts ” | > en iting , . : — . Inloves “ imi te DElmar 473 ie3, Of adul te 2p ve : : Se. TAKIS. S08-—-Niceiy furcished frat ad fone iene ae 1 HENAN | | ae J , | : : Sen y ) . | OTE Ske a ee a | 8. Grand roe Be ee dear wy = uk” tovtts ber aw hete at = sicaan — .on ; ' ; Sek « — . . : bh : = "s ‘ "9 ) ‘ rt Y 77 = . = _ . on a th > ; 3 . . a mt ~ et - SALIsnUry 2308 i. 3 m2. oe oe t " ‘ ° ° bes - : . , ; . . . . : m 4 fm : t hath 2 = EST at NST? <j . : 7 t hy si : - ‘ im, | ~ ; housekeeping. reascnsbie Exit [ _s DN) : mn - “s “ , ervive, phones t og = Sg RR $355 —Lowely — second |e live eet Gant 3 is At CTIONEERS AND Ae | ~— Gin mm | | a Wise lave WESTMINSTER 4118 —— Housrlivening ie | : Gee a - TP Rener us, » women. ge son Arms Hi a - , : ; . ; ok - cely f rn tebed fiz : Pr Bs ae oo gt cB) Co a ang en rc © nf hap a7 ‘ ess : ae ee A e7* << Sege$s ee bebe iads.. inc nh GM € «

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PAGE 14 ‘Os ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927__ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH li tie i te a aa an a ee eee a ' STOCKS fF ALL SHARES SOLD “TABLE syMBots MUED TREND sisecesecs WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET 22.3 the week on the New Vork Stock Ex- kK . : ; as ‘ - ; omfg were LI.G2) 900 shares. compared “ . f ! ee % Ipa5a!l “ITH 0.61”. a «“ > > . . : 3 : 4 come ak = deer ome ae ag Py pon BY SPECIAL “Vu IRE 2 . s ‘ ; °. *] a : Yor a years Seo. = ee r cTease ft need. > . eee: $ 0. rears Rance ae - 4 ‘ ii ’ lo 3 , nee ; 2 ss ¢ nou Sa 6 al . —e Fae Se : = 2 . . See Se ; ‘ = 2 ort 2 —— ALlaid ; $600. “om " . if s Ua fn ‘ ‘ - 3 ‘ . ’ - - . ; , a. : : ; ri i week 4 ; _i — = , : Ca ar , 33° 4 ¥ ’ ; Z : iz ; j ’ em wt aa 4 Were : 2 » : . : . ' .. : . . Q , > . : 3 ° 62 ; k ~ aad ? re eae : cove thirty : . wore ge ive pommel ag o> as “t aoe é dine, > “ Rg eae ee pihaeatiy Second: Quarter of Year ‘is i. iciien HAIR! ssc EME ooh OE SE SD as ie SS etry |S SeRSr Es M1 BS BS) ita] cee eine ee te a Finds Business Better ad | ) ee . : : Q bs 10S —— | 6a Kas Le ee eens ‘ "2 or Bee pf ee eee ieee — J eb Th Than Pessimists Fore- cast at Year’s Turn and Poorer Than the Opti- mists Ex ed : | | Gaia ie : , | “fe Th a PR . 7H Ronis 4 ie Balt 4 a LOS Purity Bak pid 7 11044; 10s, 1034 —i‘, pravem , pect ° pi 5 os is] ’ : a Lo. a es _lese = ris gra” > Radice Corp ef A * Bsus 1 | Rtasd ; ; ated O22 : : bs 4 p.d ,>+ fe x2 y at OOD CossOne ~ es . - . “3 + > > ? te Ag — re staat ae an m Ae be Bt Reed i Mesh ~ A my a a nan a : ieee . \ Se ew: ’ tenes a — . = a4 s Governie! Liberty * ~~ iz | price Tt meor = a a 4, * x STOCK MARKET AVERAGES i% At Bank Not rei 4 : , : Ls i at a “iLpclite. s08. ps rif. i, ee ine ; 48 > TOCK MARKET Aviat Ace: te PES GS, GSETS | 28) eSereaees 4 at 8) ae RTS Soy: Se IIE TBs Reais i 1h as i, oe S| etee eee earring * = ‘ . ; Soe “* +e ee S « & . . + : Me . s 8 600 000 NEW YORE 7 ming Post ¢n ; ly femany: oe ey 1 -— Bich : ‘ Safety Cabie 4 de ae cg eT ton ne ee . — . - je lL & *a ; S:L42SF pf : . ml 2]—Bar ‘ per otace. Money. 8 . er Discount rates. short billie ‘ Three months bills. 48ipae Weekly Metal ine Asmpociated Pease EW YORK. April 2 - -Steel the 3S gu vay e _ -reror . - ” weet On Z = _ Eastman Kodak &b 137 146%, 1281, 1 Beant Ye leh OS. pets dd a , STORE Day esp on, Zh sep iy MEP toward the of general apparent enc Seer ¥ e464 * & Factor im Steck Rise ceheke . . Yr ft A. = ’ * ~“ hart Sar age +e c wid . - he oe we Vee a P| = a ee ere om A 4 : ¥ > Aiceenns Page > ~ % ae : “arr. : SAniart.-G vvespee ts of « 2 of «a eso ange — : ae. ¥ - upments duriag =? that is the atabeh ty offset the increase , , visible suppiy ¥ was reduced again. . . emand . " * ae ~ ee aW@ ae St EN aca ye oe ty een sa a much better 4 snipment " “> — some s.iizh prices were er — - — . ons ‘ : } ° I ¥ ; the . T) in} : . . ; Pre Ich Nash Mort PA at a Laine S Maa wy a aan Toe ecord Issues for Period. er : . ‘ ” High Lew > Baidwin Lace notin eet e ARs .. a r issues! .150 27 148 45 148. 8 This Wk. o-da— Arerage of 40 iseves 91 45 Foreign Bo ~- Average of 10 issues 104.693 Th = Bn st bt Federal Reserve Ratic Mone> £468 ¢66£-— Ca _ i ime ‘3? ~« BiIVO-twW A Diswrisaey a i Mend w uta Bid ou Fenera!l expect Sound position > —s ’ Jt ee February Rail Retern«. . When ts " ; " wn ©aa ‘ : mer ‘ss 5 : ‘ ’ ' : . . : : : ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ } . d ; \ ‘ ‘ “4 4);) Vel! ~- a ~ ~ - Fs. ee - 4:42 8 Ow é i‘? ; a” ) I4agd ad ery zg! nadian exchange stiffened, thee mium of the dollar risiag ast 442-4 . eased off slightivr *Uit of vesterda: Spanish rates decirned _ * > Clearing-House An explanation of the .» P ° . > . , ’ r @ 4 > an” “7 . eS ae é. # | : | rakes | | id ; ite fo ail money throug? ee the Seheus . » %, | , wal , ; Weet { week was provided .o the i nore ' a ) ; os ’ . = 15 atement of the Cleartag ; - 4 : f Inn - eal —-_ | Be. Aa nn nn ne nn nn > ~~ ae isa + Jobbing ©U agence stocks : : | | : _ “hr + | : btin successfully cart his gia : Se i " wn, : yp ee imited tr thresten {? -. " ; : “ ; j -* -~ ; ~ Fe ; i , ; ; ™ nae, is wet r08 a Bs ~ b Caren . F1wS 190% 194% = 1m tela | : . 134, : . lern 3 y 35 i 3 = 99.00 par 7% Capite ? bs " ; * » * . ~ 4 : : ; > 5 31 Je we! ' : - : e . -~ s : . . Net *arn) h ' ~ ' “— ? = Oe: — : : . | | mites | "O°, Yale & Town “oe 686 ‘ : & die R over 39. vearly ance HvVe ween Oe & wu - & 0 fa") «> ~ : » i fereshadow ed - 2 , = ear na ent ~ : ~ naapeernermietnpanncenaensrete ne . - ws — _ a ~ - —~ iia i a ce - : 7 ’ , 3- : ‘ away at the oll g@reup and oft ee + palate ce | rece rs oe wet tO@k «2 fowe- eas joe ~eSSi¢ ‘ace . oS 3 a ‘ : : , \ : 2 ia . z , . = e : ’ ’ 2 Z 4 7 “9 h=fanre a =? a - ge i> 7 - . eg eR alae ID 7 she | , sae , nd otk ss ? cg a actin week Served to check Dregeure in se! Quick assets , . a4 ‘ * . : ; ‘. ° , ; . ‘33 ‘ 4 Zing = oad ; 2 al mary of n® seasoned divider- Pretec: shareholders ion aoe Pee 3 ee, Priak fy | payer ¢ : rec . en — : Reactionary Trend ' ra ms of anothe , HO ire ad@war Teds , " ayers and t© some extent steatieg ords and statements oak "To ar . , i 7 , i P ss , . ¢ . rt Fi ee | -* te r : - ’ . “ae SP OCT eS es Adiarcrs ~ : : : e im eru — ae mp . : aa Aa — —— = “anes 8 many of shown to interested lower vaites ) . € Te, fee | , ° as av‘racted attention |'he active «tocks gave the mark , ‘ : re &? ree em @ipm rial : . . rs ; Ss i + tag : é ¥ ." P ’ i ’ ‘ ee _ j ; '¥ ; | . : “ —— | saint : \ Merl at New High | am sane. (“he~. weak appearance — _ aT . o. Nar —- pp , e recession nea oe mone Bm ra “Mertiez st Year'« vere re St er! ne Te > ' ps ; ; ane re vr } Tancee ~ i++ eee « — 7 * tee eee if Ges renewed pret! , , . ’ - ? ~ ‘ , : ar Pegred to he Bec = ul G wee | ’orward tf &### “~~ e SS. 5348's. 28. ee 8 ~~ se tee -

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=) of i oF oe ee or oe a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MORNING, APRIL ° ~ Bae’ “$-€n = S*- . > a» > ® a . ‘ a . \ f ; ’ ; s « Lf > ; . : .-- ; f 4s — a Qs # ~ a — 4 Sere = ; . ’ 7 — = CLEARINGS, Money Y AND SING ° > ’ ; i ' e . 7) 7 febit its to he .* $16,600 060 ei pence j > Discount * | cent _ . ‘ent d 5 NEW 1 steady : The mon been ] iracts o , oe PPC IAI 7% i road ¢ , ricated 1's | tive and “g bnrdred 2 4, naer ©) 4, reit reégardit Nne@sie is “ ehipment * * by for shipment Quartier “ Gence late . y. * said to be still available at the 13%. + & April 2 A larger volume of busi- reacted more than 5 points. TT] ness was transacted on the local market the past week. a portion 'of the increase being due to the wnward price rev contin ued serious and srenal — —l— which showed net gain of over 5 | Extra United Fruit Dividend. points at close of week. Sales ex- | Spectn! to the Poat-Disnat }ceedeq 2500 shares, which Was stockholders have received checks covert ‘about a fourth of the total trans. "** et ea a et eR ne = —_ A -——— ——— ree Tees ES we +e oe sae Sh RE ME RG | SEG 8 RRR RCA ERE, ee pation Pew - n an 4: a ee ta Ae — ST. LOUIS STOCK | EXCHANGE, April 2.—~Tota] sales of i ciate on the Exchange during the past week amounted to 10.649 sharea, f. compared with 8415 (including 750 shares of cents stock) a week ago. atk Following is a complete list Of securities traded in on the Hip ‘* ‘-hange during the past week, dividend rates, sales. highest, lowes. te closing prices and net changes being given. Symbols *Increase. ¥ — Decrease. i nchanged ae i | i i i Ee Bie. Wk's Whk's! Wik's W'k's Ne t, | Close Cleee ie NAME OF SECURITY n $. Sales High Low. Close nid Asked H Be Bs atmen's Nat. Bank ... s 4151 151 ISI 'y oe ‘we i ational EB ank of Oom merce a) 35 155 DSA ia 7 “see 7: Mercantile Trust . : £4 10430 459 430 604s 000 Pt A " Aiae com 2.50, 1078 35% 34 JO%9 2% 39 + A. &. Aloe pfa : ; % 140 107° ber? Lo ‘y 2, id ER! - Boyd-Welsh Shoe com 3, 240' 39',' 20% 29% — &) 39 af * wey ‘ Brown shoe pod . ° 5 114 4 114% li¢', *i ig © Brown Shoe com pe 2| 83! 32 12 32 | 31%! 63 Bee Brice com eee ' we , 2.650 10 » bo HO ls _—- hit hicago HK: Eqwypment com . ; 475 78 29% 2%) 29 4, . ‘ _o- | Consolidated Lead & Zine 2 &5' 15 15 1s el 14% «ce ipsa Ely & Walker D. G. Jet pfa 90 193% 115% 113% *) 11% a. a> & Walker D. G. 24 pfd. 6) 35 90 a0 ow ad | iy Skies sae . i Fi & Walker D. G. cum , ] 25:2 58° J se 7 pty Jo% 37 - Ee Fred Medart corn ' . Z yt) tt) Be $04, Mi)? . 4. . _* tie “‘ulton Iron Worke pid. , ' ». 170 oO oO ot —. 49 52 4 + | itemiiten Brown Shoe 3 $5 39 39 49 I 49 . : Hussmann cdm .... 2.50 a 3 30',) 32 $i, 2438 hititti¢g com : - 1 50 °10 22 ad §4 ae °} 4 "% 28 ie ; _| Huttig pfa | 7 , 100% Ae | Hy@raulic-Prese Brick pfd se 6, 100 72% T2%' 724s 1*, 4 International Shoe pfd 6 ‘2108 109 103 * % 108 | ope oe Internationa! Shee com .., 7 357 167 1644, 16° ef *, 167 _* é H Independent Packing com 1. 30 2 25 ae Leh , 2 ee de Independent Packing pfd 7 19 110 110) bin) 09 ° 1: if laclede Gas laghit md 5 OLD 114%, 114'%% 114%. ‘* Re 3 Missouri-Illinoie Stores com RO 14. 14%, 14%, 14%, ** a at Moloney Electric pfd - 7 dO 102% 10% (1 “1 (102 ‘° ae Missouri Portiend Cement . see] 2; @4 49% 47 a7 'e en Se ; 4h ee National Candy let pgd , 7 19118 TIA ONG jf) a ‘28 Nationa! Candy 2d pid 7| 20'103 (103 '103 ly 16 ai National Candy com ...... cs 7 298 91%! 20 ot | mn% 1 ip at Pedigo-Weber Shoe com 9.60 100 30%' 30 Mf) 4) 30 + toae Polar Was 6 . A’? i ° ; ° 6a Rv? 3:3 ms ls 3 ; ° 1, 32 wr 33 4 : B Rice-Et'x Dry Goods [gi pfd 7 5 107% 1N7% 107% = 4 Rice-Stix Dry Goods 2d pfd 7 f= 29 wo ne | OR 4 Te} Rice-Stix Dry Goods com 1.80 733 20 19%, 20 °* %: 19%! 20 pay | @eruggs-V-B MD Gaée lat pre 6 R4 ‘Hy | Seruggs-V-B TIT) Gd« com. 2 300) PES Bite! BEM iam BE FT "1% ae Scuilin Steel part pref 81003) 29 SR, SBN SR) 38! Sheffield Steel aay : ~~ 2| 366 28t,' 28 o8 ~ 28% ba ee | Skouras Bros “A”. ER 3°26 44 | 42%! 42% '— & i 42% : aah / Southern Acid common ‘ oa. 44 . : ; _ | Southwestern Bell pfd in ewe . 7 1080 115% 114% 115%) * '» 115% 115% ; i Stix, Baer & Fuller com .......0/1.80; 983' 29%! 2@ {| 2n \‘— & 30 St. Louls Car com . Peer ri PU) ee 16 16 - : St. Leule Amusement ......-....'6.80| 60! 45%) 465%) 45%).....1 45 | 49 Fi: =¢ Youls Pub. Service .. * ee, Cue | 1450 18%, R's TR — %!. Lf Waltke com _.. eseessees-(2.40] 246 81. | 76! 76 (5%! 78 |) 4744 ae ame WE 4 cae eas , i .o- {892° 243 sip Wagner Electric Corp. com...... i..-.| 696; 23%! 21 | 23%! 92%! 23% a oa? Wagner Ev’ectric Corp pfa@........! 7i 190: 77 =| 76 {77 { °% | 76 | FF at: East St. Louie & Sub. Ce &e.....{..../....1. BS bey 904 “ i ; . th & Oe Be om Oki... ccislvcsat. Ee R1 Ss Epi teh T'nfited Rallways 4s ..... es ee 190' 764%! 764%) Ze%r —~ M%! 75%1 74 pick United Railways 4s C of D. PE RES -— Fe | Fou Te teeceot Te T7 it? Houston Of! 6%s ..... cece coscse esol 7'108% 103% 103% | eackenecehenset at ttHouston Oil GY%e ....recsccosi.++s|-8001038%/103%,'109%) °#=i|..... eS: Pierce Bidg. 5a . eipeenapegies tap 1 99 aa Oe ‘Ivevashenocetssesa Seullin Steel ie Cs © eerd 199 44'100% — YY. lenkot Wagner Electric Te Se tTeeeeee eseles eet | — 99%! sd, oe 2 tele neey tAectual sale. ‘In bond aales 000 omitted.) *D vidend rates as given in the table arw in the annua! cach payments baad on - ing conan ee 9 ss, ee 5.18%, Federated Utilities 5* 68 vis cele 5.87%, Texas Louisiana Pr. 6s. .......1946 6.00% Industrial Bonds Aluminum Co. of America 5s... 1952 5.00%, Long Bell Lumber 6s... _—-..._.. .1931 6.50%, National Tile Co. 61,5. 1937 6.50% Real Estate Bonds United Post Offices 5'28....... 1935 5.50% Fox Office Building 6s. .. .1942 6.00%, Hyde Park M. E. Church 6's. 1938 6.25% Foreign Bonds City of Tokio 5'4s.............1961 6.25%, City of Rome 6345.............1952 7.20%, Republic of Peru 73-8........ .1956 7.50%, Preferred Stocks Empire Power aed ~» + - 0% Pee 6.50%, A. 8. Aloe Co... 7%, Pfd. 6.90% Victor Talking Machine, 7°, Prior Pfd. 7.10% Detatied information Sent t pee Request Marx C. Sreinsenc & Com Members of New York Stock Exchange Mezzanine—Boatmen’s Bank Suilding Branch Office—Hote! Jefferson GArtield 4680 CAS DR Li ay tes” Apc gh thy

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~ a a r+) toe om. vena ey 4 ctaleaed? ipa) Sn Bagi als ae , Huntsman Wins New Orleans Closing Feature'}AFEY, HOLM AND SNYDER ISIRPETER IS Cog ypymays CICERO HGH == TWO PUNCHES—Reslt 7 Rons ALL KNOCK HOME RUNS IN WORN OUT IN: f= | WINSNATIONAL mer aemene ges ATTACK ON FOUR HURLERS ARLY SPRINT ail \ " : p ASKET TITLE ms 8 | me ) 5 ae . gue ~ “ : —_ | Jimmy Ring, Although “ Siecle weenie ee Rap eee m+ 1 . a Allows Only Five Safeties in as Many Innings — ghee ae a y a ee SE eco ey) Game Is Played on Field Ankle-Deep in Sand Dur- General Haldeman and Sil- P#Serewsk! was presented with 2 Batesville, Ark., 18 to 16, ee lg OE CO ing High Wind. ’ i { { ‘ 4 ‘ ’ ° ' ‘ § 5 ee ee ee ee sar ie. tae —— a eo We weigged a? Ye ae. ‘ ee $100 ukulele by a native Ha- ver Song Force Favorite — wiian.—News item. in Final — Kansas City 2 URRAH! for Paderewski Himself Before to Outrun He now can do his stuffski 3 Stretch. Upon his hbundred-dollar uku- lele. : ae eR GE SSS ia “Ze a | mS 2 By J. ROY STOCKTON. F lve F inishes Third. | ee sie off oo ” ake $s % % Bee ae . TT te le ie Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. tone OE PS ee en” dh gis Esme | eR Ce | | SAVANNAH, Ga. April 2.—The world champion Cardinals Cmtbann seek 4 oe ka Pe fee OR a es ee ty ie 33 ee the American League, here this afternoon. The contest was played High School Basketball Champion- oe i i. im 6 ; O! fees ‘ ae Sig _ : —_ . on a field ankle deep in sand, with a stiff wind blowing clouds of ship of the nation tonight from) Wee. OF Reg ie Jee! Re ¢ | sand over the field intermittently an¢ when the etnies Goatrme two-point seers ea | oe see ee ce me se si a ae = I we cover after the usual nine innings, the Cardinals were on top by 20 , : Pager ee ; Ses ik ry ae to 10. It was basebal! at its worst, a8 : — Ot A ALL tt - " e + » - ~ + . 3 : os we n manera pea repent : hogy hn ee om ey P ny ~eee 0) T> owe) ; ~ bs Sy ge - ay 5 2. — a 5 . 3 7 a?) see ~ ys ‘ em eB RR i A ON I OR RR RE EUR EY LE nn RR TERE Ae BNE i ES eae z dar as hi * : tS PR ESR P i Fe fag RS 45 Th ae ee Se ooo. ¥ ys 1 . 2 : * * Tor te een — nape — arene —_ as ee ee as - : - t ' . ' : goccial to the Post-Di: ! The girls of Honolulu. NEW ORLEANS, April -.—--AD- | Who dance the Hula Hula. other season of Nev Lei rac Will wiggle while he picks up- ine. the longest sinc: a on it daily. #h a he r¢ "7 ] cf t . 4 be c mY . | it sport ii . I : he ny ream from the ( Zif j 1, ee . :_ 4 { mM IOS of | ds : Been! , ‘ . ‘ A . » or } ;or lL: ‘ t ‘ The Wizal d of tie mt h DOard : : = : a Pensa ecnyale va PS See So 4 . ee f yee . ; ris «J q A, “TY? sé fe . ‘far as field conditions were con- ; ; ’ ir] Th inal day's: in that Hawaiian seaboard ae : ‘ ile SRR apiece ee = Sar : a * osing ecm sicapuag ae Nystrom Rezabek and Fencl, oe i OR Ka Fe a oe oe acs t team _ in : . 1343 Te \ ba “ . : , " Behn oe ie siege on “a Rae 4 os 4 aan] - cerne d and players of hot h teams racing Was under condi .O more to his piano will be und down tft] rkansas quit Sa Re 8 ee 2 nw Should find the U n ulele ea Sv . % . hs 2m *.” $ apis ae, ? . , me F woes « . . "% ruguay Ins y —s Frisch. “bh. sical eter . ' SNe RSS as : ’ vata? 4 Se oe a a a , ad furlongs for ime Capa’ This famous ivory tickler ment and won from a team whose >see” inger's Hun Peer aa Lé _ 4 lt lrivin picking T} : t brot t Bob O’Farrell’s Red Birds had | Flowers, 2b. ray 7 } 7 ah ee Lin ‘ 1, ’ ° 2 ; a ,¢F 4a@e | rand tet — 5 ne Carpenter rotners strove tage Bottomley. Ib. ors TP — + 1, Cice { ' Dre ng ar ae oe | peeps cama , i POD. 5 Bossa Cane ay 35 ° fon their batting togs. : ‘ ng vaiandy ‘againee the Cicero team | pea al A Boog te, From American ma, Cig Re Bi SECRET SRE eo eee : did not bother their hitting Hafey, ib. _. tider, M. Hi n-the was h ALL RIGHT, BOBBY. and with Pickern led the South-'! Roettger. If. barrier. ran one o the fa: "ACES “ "Call Me Bob, Not Bobby.’ erners attack. bt long shots by st Ste 2a J : as ">: ra . SS a ne: > es «tees AS mn 3 2 ee Reg @ they collected 22 safeties. including ¢} tn ; . n Asks.”’ > e700 hek fF Cire an ‘ ; EES CS Sect Eo eae rete ae Tein coer at ee Oy, ; * | Snyder, c¢, othe winter. \f fTicial ime Jones Asks. See Rezabek o! ro, and a palr Of! jeer ae Fe Be See Oe ee Pee eee pg ee @a e en - three home runs and nUMLCTOUS | annote ¢ giching him doing tl istance in sg — me Bob instead of Bobby] easy ones by | came op- ROSE eee Ne ee Se: 5 a A eM a Soe 7 |} triples and doubles. Sasa, os 112 4-5. e was in receipt of foul When you call me, mother, | Portunely ‘k the first | :2ecgegee MEE pee. eg OI a ee Ring Has Bad Inning. Fepercer, ss. a A “ie ; P : s i tor .e re -oFr 23 @ ls Oe | ‘ + y v4 vr, ¢ . ; “ A : re “2 ee . : °, : a Ye .. ae SS aa! i. A NA ’ ’ > S, on . ‘ —_ : x . : ; . id : joinds advantage over Sir Peter./ dear; , ‘serious threat the South ever made | #—"'r = hue i. ee eees 10,000 Witness Clean, Well-) Jimmy Ring’s pitching would! BING. P. and if Zu ; ™ iad ery) «| . as i ff} izn T rio e my golfing hobby, ¢ h a ti n 3: eln erown “a . * : Ke _ i ee . o> - A nie i eS a Bi Go, . Pla d G ‘ have stood out x ith the Ca rdinal | H. BELL. Pr. © kee D Sir ‘ , r rr by arine : it I crow olde r ‘ very year.”’ A 28 “i]} . } ‘ f« Ww rnomen? ~ ae ent nee aia _— ¢ a os 3 ; Se SS Re a x S; one ye Soccer ame a batting as a ple asing feature of th: : Chambers prough Airing Ot. Seeks 2 Wakes wicks tun © Dut Was het Seeten e-) e NE see Pn, MAR OA oes BOP Polo Grounds. contest had it not been for‘one bad} gotale 4s > 27 “ nner tn} ——, i “ee eeen avis J. aish picks the Browns } al + one i atttad = ~ the Be aie as Oe Nag a : ; . , thorough bre: robably woul lave dp . ' ww, tld the Ti n, for it rattled long é ot 3% re IS ee inning in which the Yankees score ' ae to finish seventh in 1927. And! cho ; lane atiek att tk eee oe ie. Soe pM PRB ai Ses ioe ih nkees scored | Chambers batted for Ring in the sixth. Won. whe. Dray. is Davie. 3. Walsh: lot after long shot off the back- —s WU TE Re i i is, five runs, a total that would have YANKEES . . A >. . ‘ ‘ re Je : avis an os ¢ ~ F , = — — : " . 4 - : mo nat ro as 2 Mae | ae “ee “ d ‘ a “ ; : = ” _ . ; : ’ Energy Spent Too Early. : ” seconds @f plas | : WOE cnn, tee Et Pig Se ier: * NEW YORK, April 2.—Playing; ®©e” ruinous under ordinary cir- AB. K. 9 tie the score. . te ; . Pee ig o3) ye cumstances Hiowever, Ring’s sup- Comba. ef. * d captain of the University of | . y boys from Florene | 7 c New ¥ port was bad in that inning and de- | or % ; , re ” ; =] } ~~? . ¢ _ a . | wT } P j ir ; in - . “wW kK : > ‘ by + ’ y ; t. r . e lots basketball team Sounds Two S. os fh wearier boys from CHICK HAFEY our at ie Polo’Gre ds, f Orr Spite it he came back and pitched Gehrig 1 ~ ‘ € ‘ i > Airs = — — * - 4 ‘ s ‘ ‘ ° e ‘ . ~ . . ey a P . ?. good be true 16 tonight, and The outfielder hit a homer with two on against the Yankees, City, before 10,000 spectators this good ball and gave only five safe- weusel if aim : - ° o 4 . , . 4 ‘ : 9 in the Nationa! while the catcher’s four bagger came with the bases full. afternoon. the Uruguay Soccer, ties in the five innings he worked. | Morehart. 2 “Quits Bank for Prison Job.” gh School Basketball fourna a Manager O'Farrell was highly | Pagan, 3b. pleased with the work of the for. | Wersa. 3b. T* nappens in the best nF? rezu- Ij 1Lif‘ rankings. Huron. the d- - } - * + » + . -* . ~— Oe’ er’ . lated banks. reat team, Is rated fourth among ] en ec O Ica O Le ey caateaimang x =e mer Giant righthande: and Collins, ¢. } 4 ' ’ : ; ; , é » : ue 46 competitors at the event. °*9 4 League by 4 goals to 2 give him another chance before t} eee ©, sme ue NOT A CHANCI , ania Wee : t peturn to Sf. 1 ' 40UNASON, P. nge tha ved just ‘ fo ¥ we samp lt J MR eee ('nlike their previous matcnes, = J sot. cOUIS GIARD. Pr uri aller — rea _~ “T . ; VERTISEME c Z-RO FT. FTM. ® . 7 EOE CLS ee ee much. Sir Peter was th: .. a "| Neetrom. fof eS Ins OWIM eet PE today’s fixture was free from rough| | Ring worked so well at the start | SEAL F i | ae clouds | Nystrom. | .. ae e e ’ f the ne that he 7 choice. while (Old Sij next in pub- : Kawaleki. : > os tactics and a brilliant brand of O7 (he game that he retire 1 six hat Et ' bot ; fers in Hi row The seve nt ry tg fac Totals ATé thinks hs s31A . . *? a : avi Phiii AS wail »- on on ghd s - ” o2 L e We lank V. t@iled ha: iv aiter pbegin- For hor ; : : : he a ae “> OEE ENS fe ee booting Was serv ed up rs : Clal Nine 4 . ‘ 0 now’ we ASK yo a oe tia ' t iv?}. Dugan in the eh 4 —e uh. sill Siow iy. HH wus out? Wy} Tie , ' I I nin, . N's 1 Cardinals sides. . ; cCrTOoON ds ‘ - » ; ; . ° - ¥ he 1, of . . entire dash. Massillon and Florence rota sf ; 5 : whirman Wis ion Wi a TStS au it. Although the J rica : ned first on Bell's fumble 431) ial i ase xn at j } iOreygqi Peruse them through the smoke? | : M 4 : ‘ei Serer. ae asic ; Je ii ‘ . } ii \ () i A ii im il il Ameri al J : ; at wali ae Yankees Mills we re t? o ot hye ” etarts re - arp nter. hs “ : “ scored first the my anders Vv re L316 rt i. i ak sige . - ? Le?! f . - : ison ‘ : ve ; , Ruet!} er hit a hon #’® riin thn let , Two-base hit Combs. Bottamiey, Dowt. The season just close: , GOOD WORK. ZS acy : 3 : | son ing at. half time by 2 goals to 1. ner | ome Fun to left. The | hit, Merehart (2). Theeeiees bite. ; : , he . 4 | - 4 : (* 1? Urn . : ’ yng . , Soon after tne second period our-odase lou Was thie first Hui ( hambers, Kuth, Comba, lvrporcer Home _} Mit out of the ‘Id off Ring’s runs—Kuether. Snyder. Hafey Holm , | Slants ‘ing then retired Combs “telen bases——Douthit, Frisch, Bottomley, and Koenig and the Cardinals | Beuble vlaye—Morehart, Gehrig: Dougan, promptly jumped on tuether and Morehart, Gebrig; Snyder, Frisch. left on bases—(Cardinals 9, Yankees 7. base Fi : fe on balis—Off Ruether, 1; off Johnson, * ve Runs in Fourth. off Giard, 2: off Beal. 4: 2 Holm started the fourth with ; off = —_ 1. Struck meinen : ae . *; by Johnson, grounder which Koenig fumbled 3; by . Bell and Frisch singled to righ? rot in 5 innings: , 5 6 Bot off Johnsen, 6 tomley Singied t6 center seoringe 6 ta ’ ‘ Holm, and after Be l] had struck mings; 3’ @i -~--@e00" mites lwmecum=exrOonusuouses ee.uwoerwOxwsO=- “nb Ow Usd a Sle eee enw sec euany oe] os —_ m. ~ ot atte sein - ae : . —— A a i ch i i he ee a ee " ie . + . és ’ . - ~~ ae re ~e r . ‘i Forrest Twogood has been elect- the fourth game of their American - | . 4 e iteam defeated the eleven repre- iPTOUEN ~ wi @eeceasseereno™. + —_ eal @-exneerxvusssus?” "0 2—t si - Soun~wi = S8@SSeeoun2OB~O=- 5 ~- etunl eeouSewe=e «NORE ~ ce a: ; — 2eenel secscnxn-- =H CS so. 2 . oe no ’ ~ 8 : Markable in many | cts, non The old stone house at Valley more 80 than for the big improve-| Forge where George Washington opened the visitors contributed an tr | hh + - ‘ . m - r " ment in the sport over previous|had his headquarters has been re- hs : - other goal but e a 7 . | *) + the selected eleve TS and the excellent weat'ie-/Sstored and fenced in. Now, that’s In teavills 2 Visiting teams captured a major share of honors in the sixth| made the score 3-2 about m y lat he ’ oi} - ¢ wrt isomething tft: ible Business f cer ‘es 6 ' ; , hi } ‘ > ias re Valier ii TIC x thr ¢ & ™ nin (anZzl . SUuUsSIN heb oO : . = " . - : = _ ‘ ~~ .%. F ‘ . “— - Ss om ‘ * R . i. ry : ¢ lf . y e rt Ward ? : r 4 5 ‘ 1] 5 ee * ‘Tt’, Tae 7 som 1 + , : ; : ( “h *,° Chicago winning the meet. with Danville, lil., and Tulsa, Ok., finish- - ° a : Apprentice Watson Stars. Wonder whatever became of the Exhibition Games | ie Sa eee ee Se. Appr ntic: Ww Watson proved hoat in which he crossed the Dela- | Ing second and third. Sam Kennedy 0. Fall River net- . . = . i ~ : oo heer a ail ~~. ao ” , —— ' - . . ‘ . " : } a le . a > | es. rg iz One of the leading erformers of | Ware. However, the British - are ae eit Ce ee Except for the showing of Ad ington | mr eet Another Chicago ; ted both goals for the losing team S . ee : » . . ' ° . _ . a o ? . e } , . + *Witl > . yw : of rv) : ’ :j 3 : the afternoon, his work in the sad- not liable to forget about the night | Pirates Lose to Houston, 3-2. Fuhrman of St. Louis University school, Lindbloom, won the tourna- | While Castro the one-armed inside fle fing - = . " * Oe = is ia bJ ” eR 3 . ‘ . bd } a ie | rr . . 7 4 ‘ , ’ ship meet at Wilson Pool last night, Tilden Technical High School of — i Aiea i FREDO MRE 40 ;% — } 3 +] 1 } AEE OSE eer eer Ae dinarian and Secarrone aiso addei | . . » + , . nan won both the ] ; ; ca it ; C ‘ ¥ ©] ae ' ” wor ker the go le ten} +) far into the ?! t.fe “Tries to Smoke Out Josephus scored Hock and Martin in the PR apenas, PS See | + « ee ie Cased t one each for the winner. The lat- , ; . z ible steal on the | t4r into the left-feldg bleachers fee he . . 1] | . . | *e thir to Bell m horses, his string of consecutive BUCCR SSe« imina tina os siroKe ¢ ( an 3 Vv OT) ras ( urti ; ' :t. . , “ e | weses = terminati! he he ee ame rs nee vem Sp NO ake 7 a¢| urd strike to Frank Snyder |@ “ome run. w | } "1" {ar ; a } . 4 = 2° io failed to Win with Watson s 6 Ze , ; , : ; \Quab bid ter two, forming t L wig Yearn) et ee fe Bring him here, we'll smoke him | with Pittsburg ney todav and ie . . rey) , ; l’ruguay drew generous applause -ar-Oild named for the rider and two firsts was Ed Staplet Di Ir poir and ilsa ‘was [es ' > , tentional pass to Hafeyv hy ewin Yankees id : t id named for the rider anc A at pass to Hatfey by swing - aided by misplays, also partici a ? 7) th, 4 »s o¢ 3 . : pore : bi } ‘ A ‘ : I ei ; -¢ Ty, fire rif }. “ 1 £408 score . ri . _— § ——— oe . ° . 4, |the Major Leaguers. Rhyne’s mis-'! | , ee and combination work. ; pitenm at itting d five runs. With one gone, We note that Henry Fords : ’ vard free style eve e abs S One-1 ar = ' miata This \ eS event was mn arked w the run on he ha 7 — ‘ err te : . — : ’ al acini : a + * ” - ‘ ; id 4 Lil MPaAES. ‘ 2) } aa ,* a’ ’ 7% ° ¢ ‘ : . a 7 pae ° a tne . sf . *% ' ‘ . rr) ‘ . ’ Pfalling of Maid lar with the retail -merchants. | anchor man 0 La} 1 es HE 7. , 4 orns V to Ignore and Dugan's sacrifice fly scored , MEGG Sali — : . al hint “ , ; ’ 00-YARD Ri} : ! * Yiret: Tilden’ heade@q over ye bar in } 2 PP e Dallas Defeats Cubs, 7-4. ’ . —— .- . Gehrig. Then Thevenow fumbled ing attack on ; the first furlong and before her|the bank for carfare. former Dallas tcher, was. pre- ) reall . _ ors who strur © upright and (and the fi? rider could pull her un. fell with sememenentnant ice ag a contestant in in aS! Continued on Page 28. Thi-. , an ifie ive runs were scored s3 ; ; i ; 4k 5 | - . . : isn In tne z é : mates at the beginning of thr ty-three minutes had elapsed when Wy, ate mie umes. She suffered additional in Chi 0 Cut ° ° ° ill Let Attorney Handle Hig | : eas ee , aiiesihis ee em ; from the fans with their dribbling:. — , ti m Gehrig « Meddlesome Maid Falls. ‘cue and a walk put the rinnin aoe | renanire lain ae i eee eae The South - & alked and Meusel singles tpg S. Holecko had the mou “Children See Bank Holdup.” ae she Lameesiated Seah ae va atid a ae puiea, this ta t] nerics a! | ° | etter? siren fn - / t : . : q >> ii . 4 4. és & b f i ’ : . . : a~a' ; : ; . ; j r) er. ° © Was badly lamed im a jam in Miust have caught Dad looting DALLAS. A pri Z —Percy Jones, } : * , e } ARD ; : MOK FE ruhrman Ill luck seemed aii ne VisSil- eague eeting to uther single” , ‘ j 2} ! ; | i i ort ‘et .. f seer i a . , on two occasions No. Abigail, the only : *seaped With a sh rime ty¢ r a } 1? . ‘+} ry ho ‘ les eink . a SnakKing up. ATO- ; ’urn he ‘ ai1aSs ] T ys with a shot that barel, ric - - matic " 4 k i }? A IT) rs Its o | ‘ Lid re t irn ad ga Ve T a iiaS 1 ‘ é k’ Bout Gulf States itle * re : ; ; | ; ‘ i K Pittsburg. XN ine Runs in Fifth. Was returned its and seven runs before being ome ac led over the goai line Four min- ; In the fifth Inning the Cardina'!s ica Lh — +s j ai Danicls.”’ té nth inn ng oO} t he second Fame _ a pr : ‘ | The only othe: showed his displeasure at the in. In their half of the fifth the den who took chain-driven stores are not popu- gave a superior to center. Morehart also watkeS By , . 4 . : st: Bose eft and Combs doubled to right tre 2 f +} sented with a ring by his form>r ‘ross bar Hafey made wild th Pat force and rolled over several ; ie y rows on Tu- River des Peres are crawfish. You ' | Voorhouse crossed to Kennedy who ‘d winner in a — “hae finish with Seventeen Sixty Incidentally, it looks. as though | vanked in the fifth. thereby beat- utes later S. Urdinarian equalized scored nine runs on eight hite and whi latter was poorly handied,|the River des Peres will be put | ing his own team, 7 to 4. Roy 2 nee for Uruguay with a dark drive ona. a; . ie put the game on ice It was 4 ale Z ini handle > vie unde un efore the street car | ; 3 +}, a . . . aan fram ae tha ' ; . a Se ! . , with on Itchini handied the victor cones agro befor “oh _— ir : finished thé game for Chicazo Former Welterweight Cham- Defeats Gormley in Final, ] ass ro? Andreads colored MEMPHI i ee 4 rii 2 Rogr.- ve ff] and wooly inning. Holm led . husual ski]! Quicken saved tracks The sooner the quicker. star of the Latin team. Two min-;ers Hornshb: Capt: d second . ‘ 4h abe Aa | ua we , . t . @ i “ e - . tea ’ a ’ + ‘ «i 5 i Tj ; rT} "* ith . : third. ae , - ee | pion Gains Decision Over Up—Mrs. Reymond New ites before the interval Castro! baseman of the New York Giants. Frisch ¢ a wt gee — eee “Ontario Quits Prohibition. By the Associated Prees. : h : ne PP iP ees hg Pg cre paar n riseh followed suit isottomley ‘ -EW 4 . ‘t~ ri ‘le . W : headed he jeather into hb mpo- deci: iil : Startling Improvement. Indicattme that the Antisaloon ORLEANS, April 2.—Jo Shekels, Belgian. omen’s C ampion. ‘ ; : pypo- | nele’d to right scoring Holm and Atter Kiy a ag oe 44%, ¢1 ‘},. . blew up ir nth nents’ net and put the invaders he would not attend the meeting of | Pell singled to left ing F % er Alyi raced to victory under | League doesn't affiliate with the Shaure bie Up In t | ty 1 ge ne : fell ming! » left, seoring Friac* . r ss : =) , - - ,* ’ ‘ , : r= \ aA j Nr) } et rie > 7 at, ; ; ‘ , +. Sson in the opening Vv International League. relieving Garland uckeve in t] In the ie¢a@ Pies ' . : o |} Hafey then hit over the left fiel4 ; 7 An 4% ; . ~, ’ ? wT ’ tT} . v >see | ey . oo he) ‘ pe walle and a sixteenth, th« if —_ —>—-—- ;seventh inn nere today an - the As ted Press u Associated Castro Scores With His Head. B B nex tg K 2 iif kly tobin . . ; PRI LE ae ILOX] , mis ownerenip of stock in the a ‘ , * showed sudden improve TT W EAM W Brooklyn Robins trampled FORT LAUDERDALE Pila., SALLOAL, Wiss Castro added his second tally e'out, scoring behind Bottemler Sudden improven a O A A T INS fe a, : t . . i _ : aT ail Louis Cardinais we eit Setiee ts ait Cleveland Indians to win § o , ¢ Jack Britton was award- Armstrong. Aurora bb] and with another head effort, fi min- eet : . _—e : as called out ‘ : . ; i’ VA ouid 1} ’ ’ fa : eit? Under th nm@ Same rider to win HOCKEY G AME BEFORE | ri] Lc ri "ond in a gallop from Dollv Bay hits in a row with two sac : Shel a Pee ies , ae ore * ger after the change o 1 P — Ue | strikes, but Thevenow walked : ‘ it J i oe . } a . r) svLerT riu » BSNS K- AS as et yi PTaMa > it ‘ ’ _ — : hve ‘ner a ies ey ft o» 4 . ed the decision ove Arture . ) ' the owner © ie Giants or to the nad Ring singied Douthit drew R ; : 7 . — — ae . 1 ' oi ; " ve , . Seg MONTREAL, Apri ‘ tlawa | » aia : rookly” | today aaa | | | Ten minutes before the final whis-/* id with on ur infielders avail- plate but Bottomley doupied ‘o a at l : , : ; | ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 4) 0G4a)5 . ’ a4 , a ’ tae ~ . - : ? serena ’ ‘ . le : iA , _ . a ts a L : ‘ ‘ in re senators. leaders of interna- | , held wre , tle Kennedy scored “A beautifu! _ said Rogers a ball park | left, « learing the sacks and bring- ? - D ae ; . s : wea. »' 4 st ‘ 2 twrik ] ’ ; if , ry ' " i »: ; »f . ‘ :? : ‘ HuLe.s tou ry . YY , PS oT ' « sa _@ 4% e fe _ , . a os » 4 » . . , Britton his afternoor e en'ire matter ing the total for the inning to nine. ‘han 'tiona! sectior av in the national ! four hits after the thir: , rounter which satled tn. just under . r (nan i 4 a ‘ ia t “. ’ ; #% > » a : ii rs to la’ . . a = is ir) 7. | hands of rr at’‘orwne yv and at ea ; fomr . , _ " red] here this afternoon that ence, a tremendous wind-biown sla ee - } , ner shie ee: ’ hort ov — ! the cross bar after receiving a pass eu fhat if was fur te hockey league this season. shut out Reds Shutout Minneapolis. 6-0. | Armstrong won his match over . , he will represent me 3 he mee Th a Torch ¥« First ““— . — a ide ignters 1 rit SHER = ‘i —— from Moorhouse Two minutes lat- of finishing the game. ; = the Montreal Canadi: jb to 0 1oO-; DECATUR, Ala.. Apri! 2.—Tak-' Bob Gormle: MM) ) State : ng. 1am eager to « y stock : ‘hb comin 3¢% oe . a Belz ; a er Searrone removed all doubt as : . Ruether; Johnson, Giard and SONU nE With @ great Lig? ; f ' rame n advantage of ftielding rrocs a beigian cham pior one U eft holes . the Cardinals before eo regular | : Pog ty night in the first O' o-zam ing a van az ' lei ing erro: sie ha ; : ‘ iti » | : ae = ‘ = . 5) eae : iTia ie fee Tore ie ’ Rtuiayr Bh ~~. 2 meneh the stretch wore : a ; ' ali , - Tha: | ito the winner by turning in Surdi- | Beall were the Yankee pitchers. 4 Deth ia r) reicn, I series in the Stanle euD playoffs iand bunching hits oft Malone. ‘ mer Joe -ooper. ierre Ute. he fitie paseed mstrong trom sarian's corte? kiek Seanon etartea so thar | mn have it “ Iohnaen worked tn the terribi a r } Ov 7 > +* gen 4 an i . . e ’ . a 7 . . a | § ‘o ; ; , ot (9T) . ” 4 oy and Burnt to ac-{¢.. ona lad championship Owens and Hubbell. the Cinctnnati| 7 decisively defeated Louw Fred Lamprec! New Orleans \off my mind and give the best I t for an thtns a A Nn hn for the world championship al u nd.. decisively d a isOUu fifth inning and retired only one : P 71‘ . se i 4 ‘3 . - — : . " . ce = ay * ‘ ‘ ‘ ; #4 - : a sha ‘ ; ‘ “ : —— . . ' ° . , - " ’ r hg ov Prem see At tg) goals scored in the: two games scattered safeties In five tnnings. tween Billy Britton and Frankie The | §. Urdinertas righ from Hornsby The second base- | —_ many sep Bell was touched for the nearer ,. eee Fe ee F : nia : : eee ‘s aie | 7 —~, * wart an by ‘ , o bits ir ae, AUscher, wi om 4 * se i will decide the series winner Koip, who pitched the last four, was| Kraemer was stopped in the fifth a) the eleventn | «same -Aatem man already has had an offer of |™* 1 four frames. However. he be! : YOO Tes ' 7 ta. _—- ‘ 7 : ‘ ’ : ; a a , : » frenre -« M , . : : ; git 7 ae EY. stating +h ,: Hh m rte t A crowd of 13,600 saw the con- | no less effective althougn he yic!1-] round by the referee because Krue- | hole 1 n Mrs. Reymond took the j Petrone ! : ceonedy, $80 a share from a New York busi- / ¥85 Just laying the Wil over the — . at . a they 9 rn . ‘ of : {aatra rt jet al i . . . ue ae me cnn . —on a tt, ued on Next Pase. j|" test eg one more hit than the Cuan. mer was badly out over the eye lea Ramano.. le Moorhouse Bess man, which he turned down. Continued on Page 35 the America! sectional team, :

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servis: | heen, te aii ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BROWNS NOT LIKELY TO GET OUT OF SECOND DIVISION, WRAY WRITE Snare Uae eee et ae —- --- SS Oe + remy anentieaaiiel oes - me - ce nn a nee een rnore Brownie - SA 1 na, On & & ae works They Gom't ‘take the Browns arricireal + s eR ne Spt Rees ta Aspe Cleveland Men re sxe — sii ¥ arn brid stroking 1% again Ge n Edington’s 5 oot in 6 \uEorped ‘cto a slight iggy Bennaetis head f : _— , we Gaellowaervr conne: armbridze was his: r 2B St POR Or? ~ cee + . ra . : ; , 7 | ss A B T * - 7 - onli _—— Seer rip two-bagger via th « | Pag : . . ourmey : Oxfore evert : Beaumont Takes an inet roar ; e i { HORNER WILL BOX AT Terie eiediitien erent eat | ocoiliwggay ee i be 2 ene’ NEXT COLISEUM SHOW = )s> * s. “v R-« ’ - ; ae: : ’ Peurte 3 and tA Power ' . . | ’ ' . ’ ’ tie Tr snare . : : . : , , f . ’ : ms * pe tu ewe Fix t @-Mrri> . ; , » ; P ‘ ° ‘ Sl . ; . ‘ « #3 “ . og ee " a ne - on a oa ‘ ~ bite ce, ' CBRN , rt . °47 : e | | | - : | , . . a °% . | , ~ : Lf WwW BLUE Ss HOMER Qusten Mascon = Tele. a . ie Fa] . ; . _ dla | — , i é pa ‘ | . | ; aa ene Sh SLARE, PPLE STILE rsee oe MOSTIL PLANS TO REST | cal ab dene aaa aan rn pare wader com WEES FUR DETROIT | Hersemen. here err nA ? ‘ rs > | —" ° "T w-. sgt . ee oe enere jae! amity (1 ‘ees Om UNTIL MIDDLE OF MAY or 6 thied The giver & v9 tart tewaré & heeqeme? tnf , , “ss oe he car tee? @teticen eerrreerne of F fle hee hie fheice bet omer e Worm? Lemp ewer : “attres e St iAruie , She wae pereunGed tr sign . : terry aahate , | 6 ot «a RIG FIT aa toe ee ear!. os ~* , waite nools have , | f “1 with he Tie father herntie8e , ) ; ) . 4 ‘ e+ . * ie , | SRS , ao sl Dh mas irked « f Stevens beget. ef TrienGeht? thet efictef het weer . over , =? tes . re and ' ' y veka ' nei vw [en bet held } } of] : ons ‘or stable Tie T tees hearer emilee te a ’ ' _ ': : . > eplances ir Pr ; : ° red — -s, | , horsemen bere 4 , the Teterne ee. e*# thie Nt vx 6 f*res Are T ; ‘ . . ritees ‘ . ‘ heusehrig #enf Cherler Bonmidé gaa Pits 4% | r rey m 1 thetr best form tw «et the x 4 mew im ther — =. . rr? rer - es c - ‘ : 7 « : s : fe ¢ . : 2 a * 1.4 > a Tmpete 7m the gewerrt? ’ ~ . free of errers we : — — ©¢ serfes beginhing Men- "wo Pennant rare-e Len Prep relay carniva] ** MARQUETTE RELAYS _ ee : BASEBALL PLAYER IS eS re nore April 33 vietating , | 7) COMMENCE mayo? OT KILLED IN ACCIDENT, Make the Best of it. ALABAMA TO HAVE relay events ané 1? individual FRANCE BEATS ENGLAND (7. tno Scie Hees Pare canEM to. contecifence tha: tne ure é . VW ee A 6 205-POUND LINE | | ; ure 16-y : . IN RUGBY TILT. 3.9 '°°> et loyer, at Lezing’ oe Ries who tive im « hicage beth ne Pee! Tie ro ‘ —_ ae oe eng : a : — es ; Sa , ae? Ze : 98 By the Aseriated Pree K the pre PaRIS. April 1—France defeated o> has decided to wee Seen called home. Leo Dixon ble brother a few dby« age and. ; e : ; .* ‘ . — . p : , , y@ . , ‘.- , “3 , Jt» . , 7; = s” ow 2 . : . : , A e ; rs : / ' . & *) y Eng ard ‘ mh thelr aev et? ee et > : here ortt? A : * Ferry? Des ; rg ir ne hee °-* oe ‘him? P ® *on*e . > . " . ; o ‘ _ - cae _ - the i s oe tw ersity of Alsbharne wt? ts P Tis Meelieng at roegrs on Da te¢cay it loaded for ; cheb Was netifed ‘Bat @a- : ¢ Al wth Ger the a: of the Gepart- was France's firettrternatio: on. 71 nm Metille’s mothe » fed re : . “ 4 ee eter . rramtione Prob ° . ‘ , a ~~@' os , ” = . _ Tr hat é.:+2 ‘ ’ ie ; 3 ‘ eg * ; ‘ ‘ ’ e , : y wT Us Spence > Entries . mn? the trenr tm the * Te.ferr . : as hom as | ! | dma or - | | o ia r te th -cornereé . twe be : th == Bnd 300 athiet«: higbw: : xing wi aaa . ' . , soon fTe- 't » Engiand, Wales. with colle during the = thy 5 ~ 7 | . ' . Z l= § " | was excused frem the thir® m= + «= des fo.re he ES OR rt oe

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aa ees ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | __ SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL“3. 1927 _ Stigmecgsr-Oee. st PAGE 3S tn tint WRITES: JINGARD HURLS A STRONG GAME AND BROWNS TROUNCE BEAUMONT, 11 TO 5 ee _—— a NI ue . .% | . : ti Rae a Bot me. RVreR Hurdle Race Furnishes Thrills (ays ” | sai fee pf , ; ay 7 “Light Blue’ Wins With | B. Adams and Pic Car’ toe Trin} hordes TNEY, England, April 2? :2 BEAL s ‘Varsity rowing crew wri a gee cw «z. sa . , . their one-canie iO ing treak at the same time. the browns to- athe Beaumont x riers around a bj and evened th. swept across the line three lengths slappee a with an 11 ctor: : , . aia A od I eM 4 . ahead of Oxford today, to win the aaa | a ! ' | r , +. Wingard. somes wid ee me VERE | , : , | elght-oared c for the fourtn Ernie ” * J i iti f 4 on we ’ ; a } 1 ti a Vent Uriisibes , ‘ | consecutive cS Sturdy Is Some Guy Hitt ie a | : fal : 11 ad ‘ ' i] iwWo it ye ee a we irilis iS Is uSualiy the Case and Oxford grimly contested every mat tbe (Uis iets ia | r SEG os - TARN SOFT a one after t? rowd had left th : cad . SP ‘ 4 , Se | - , : hOnNkR Ais Lie ‘ cove oe i@ ’ ‘ — 1} , 2 7 ‘ lers We! ound \ TE - he and one-quarter egos hurier: , BROWNS : ‘i | HHERITEY ; | ; e unfortunate greyhound . mile VOUree om Putney to Mort. geveral fr the ACTS AB. ce Gee be P'00,000 -* : 7 ; was still under the care of th vet lake, and for the greater part o ' Bennett rf Oo, , , ' - erinary Who Was treating wounds the distance there was little to ‘ my O'Rourke 3b. , 1 | ; ‘ . | ‘red when the dog Crashed into ‘choose between the two crews hitte! -iti- ' nen ns ; 7 { , . ‘ ; - , hit ' hur ts . if ted ‘ a9 iy. Y illams i : ' i ' rhUa tT ¥’ aa — >> Z «x t "2 . ‘ of . s 4 us ~ j {j \ i), : ‘ . . . . a s “ henge ” . the — Bridge, prowns Was GU. 2 E. Miller If. ” 7 § Se. aks & WORM Any Liovp : 2a | Wwitl the nisn in Sig = ambridge Manag! Hiow \ \ LU “halt f 1 , Set — ‘ ; es : , ~~ - iii ~~ § gguse 7 TROveAT BACH Om Dea Pout lassey being the victim at made itg big effort Rowing With » Misler a rest sturdy, Adams 2b. Rare \7 NOW . Tr * sess th oe second hurdle lie was leudin superb rythm and courage. the lien: “Ee OS iO. Miller ss. ~~ AVELLING COMPAMONY _ ‘ ntulge Seen pes apt em ees ui Og oie load es. collected four Oe eT WAVERING ON THE me. ; EA oP ut the time and his fall gave White i blues gradually arew away from’. gp five tim i Neill ct . 2 ; ’ - , : | cH One One es os tar te £0 to the Oxford. | . tes two single- " paar me , cap lat EPC BWETHEEN “2 4 F Ads orp EVERY | ‘ ‘ 4 | oa , I ans re eavered : Wingard p TE }\Ho ies. Time I~ BRenma Record. ‘ : In his TEMPORARY PAKE ANY Tait "3 . , ‘ QUSAKYP Mw 7 7 . lj on for se ond pince, show The dark blues respomded with a ‘perked an out ; Totals ee t Sen. > TRACK I\M\MAORTALITY + vi cal ——— i great gameness after having /spurt, out were undble to Overtake e hecenter fence tC nak the BEAU MONT, | ee Pees a? - ~ sulfered ; + 2G. their flying rivals. Both crews wer [ee : _ _& © eas Bs, : - vin 1 e Sets N W | ee : apes «AS e co" Ser ; ‘ Cw or ' . a , aon iw pes * eet ane a ee ee ee ee — a lag oT - q ~ + ap agate ee ee . e 5 mt ' There were several spills. nied atte alien 4 ’ ky a = eae ee Ieee er peer ar an | ; teh. mn Matheon after the. gruellin “an e é, : Mng con- Team: Show- Pep Cennelly “tb. sasil ‘ar °F (Fin ; : . " ° . . " ; icig | mn Vas . Edington rf i14s. The record is 18m. 25s m:; + Baving rested ina stationary b€u | oe * Ay | , : : by Oxford in 1911 Perer night, the brow! ” | Galloway ib | Jae. | : Lucorp HAH, git i yj | pe | Biemeed tor Mile and Half The result gave Cambridge $8 Setemont (lil £} that whi , | Dorman “hb. ; ; | \" : . . ’ ’ a cifferent ils / sli ons . ; pur . if. , The AMER \ a i} ee . . Victories since the series started in Mer before, suffered eae ag : \cAnm (PP aa & | P Bape rasa Giclee . ? — ory 4 Ss £4 a 3 e ‘f ; . ‘ ; . ' 4 ’ , , = ¢ “an ay tor Oxford. The -Mimedsy they were | 14° | Phillips p 3 2 STAR ped ou « Tight for secor ciassic has been an annual fair i tae lenty of * ,OS) ) — ‘ Cea . F Seven it 7 . a iain ) a ; : a af! they had pit tj . Lii 7 i Mi rgan ft : Star Nevotiates Dista an . Mis Ss . Peiiaets -itiget : lat di j Ti¢dee ite u the exception of-@i@ier, Gerber and Harry Rice we Total 34 9 8: 4 sits if Hoe ‘he crowd got a ‘ar : ; > 4 ? by : ~s t ” , 7 7 -4 ‘ ; he > +1 r ‘) 1. ‘ } \ " : | the “i ads allowed a iayori, an LAO shh OU Inning.— 23 466 7 y meatny Mark Ma 1é Pada 0) } A. heill w \ the starter’s gau ean 18% crews rowed a dead & which started a1 finished we Ln, Browns »>00°%042 Ft 3 { ; d work when he t ated the merican so. ae : | . ; =z . © . ii ; : ’ rat ft va©r mB .* J hea’ Tr fi. (Wo races were held og] new” : aie oe. 1+ veo e | Beaumont 9000140080 OK 5 because both shells sank in rough osed of Sturd lan [i Fe ae See Beare, Ges. al: Coe p ; lioway, Wingard and “turdy. Three-base O'Rourke, none ¢ Thor ; -- - American in Otford Shel) Miller and i sh ah hits—Sturdy. Adams and 0. Miller. Hore 7 a eet , . was With the ciub iast Sea i}runs—Fadington and (rallowas. Sacrifce 13) . “ Press : .| American interest was added te ’ ny - ; 4 NEW YORK. ‘April 2 livin Hi. ne ) Rate is ce ae See The Browns got isy in th ivet hite—O’Rourke, © Neill, Double plays— LER i vi : 4 1) Gistance star, fj liy 1 yt coat ays even my the presence in oo RB Adams to Sturdy: ©. Miller te Adams to bee 7 s¢ ‘uped tO a bnew world r - a S 4 eo j second Me-ult- Baer. 5 7 a.“ > : ‘tar . nN +? ; »4 a } Y f ; ; 7 ~ iiqdis> : _ ine Oxford shell of H. T Kings- ning. Aiter bennett “turds; Galloway to Capes, 2; Wingard toe ae Se : ‘inning le mile and a 1] bikes’ RACE hers : captain of last year's unde- and O'Rourke had sacriiiceu SB us Stumdy. Hit by pitehed hall—By Wingard, - . s ; © : : st act p Ss indoor klks he 5 “ . : ; , 2 3 ‘ ‘feated Yale crew. He was the first Dunning Bases on balls—Off Phillips 1, I + ¢ hic harragre vitn ¢ Ba th) ow . ow iV! American to participate in the dy began His = ‘off Wingard 4 Struek out—By Phillips bd ® “et ade y Paavo Nurmi itete since 199% onic : , . ’ ‘ i er re 6: 0 regan, 4 hits and 1 run in “2 ° . . irace day crowds were on hand, epg Piet ely innings. Left on basse—Beaumont 8&., In Fir t f ( t S 3 l Alabama Bars .| Londoners pre dominating. They be- Fence i in this pa IS JUSt VOC Of Browns 4. Time of game—lh. 47m. Um- \ ~ O ] y eres, ” Heavy Battle ri Dlyit i. water during the first attempt ~d Regiment Ar: ' ran trouping through the western trse base, Kenn! rown Out pires—tFreeman and |_ Ford. \ j ©} thu rhe to the to TR’ paths along thas by Edington ‘ —t } :7 nowe Ve Tr. -| ot ae ae ale sying Meee. , a he indoor boards |tor ec pe tee, caamaearien, Dalat. i gan Wi th | By noon, an hour and three- «@gengle and was safe at second Start Baseball ee? the Turf aleo fa tor . _ a é reve ’ 4 ATH be he nounce ' av bv Go , yuri Ms brief invasion, Vide ea Sson, AT a SPY 2 ‘quarters before the start,'the uni- when he beat. a throw on Williams Leaguers Victory—Game shang gn i iP | ed tse oe now | a } ian t) ag bj eee ee ay . : LJ , { ‘ ‘ ’ m’rTenct if ‘ j ' ass > Le Pe irTrer , ._* ‘ j qore i’ esi yer j -* vi‘ ft? paerers " . : versity students from Oxford and hopper Schulte flied cla { , /. 4 stru a tne 11e aS Bhat « d 6 of the l Kitiz og oa ( " . , ' forcen } - riarTKS set up wD) ij tae f*O!] ‘ iH i} j ’ , ; rit tj RAC io ’ ; . ti} ng . , , ree ee oma man quarters miles and 3060 “= af Ee paratons 4 , . 1 be, 7. oO te y ) § three-bacger F-ven After Three Miles. _ ever. In the last hal lis in- tm The race beran at 1:44% ting, Beaumont scored a single run Se as 4 Pp. Meu : Cambridge, stroking 38 against Ox-* @ when Edington’s hit bounced over Roosevelt Plays Beaumont, ‘Tord’s 36. jumped into a slight lead, (Bennett's head for a double and. While Cleveland Faces Sol- ‘At the mile. Cambridge was still @ Gallowey connected for another ° ° ‘slightly ahead but it had been nip- two-bagger via the shins of Adamis. dan = First Games. 0 uate eee ‘ ay —— : i ie ion: eee | ww i lisp i of Good« Pes al . ‘ ai . ] } Tota Me re : i ‘ . A . : ti ide dispose oO} sO070 Wilh jand-tuck, Oxford overtaking the @ = Takes Lead. OU : 6 bout eithey pene ilight }y! ues after three “quarters of et ; ; akit a 2 rr}, . : — | 7 4idod Lad. mre ‘ : - : oe Pint _ ; n the - the Exporters took Samas hetwee NOSE Ts an “he — | Loti . Mm. Ft rs ‘t serva na ° e Rh tian, ol a mile and taking the lead fora @, wb an Shi ete spoiger epee — a * torm, with tI : dwt: Gaaieed manufactured vo 7 A. A. U. SWIM MEET SEVENTH RACE. Futvrity i i ty te E | The second mile wae also a ding- Miitien’s trinic 3’ ein 5 a ee 4 9°97 haeshe?! | mark ach cf : : ' | Bei Mesine tne 340 2.290 > B2 ' or . + . ; _ : sa » L = : (ry) ' i } ; ; j Wide ; « : st . Or : t i an hy . ‘ ' . ij : : : caald : , ™ ; . a ae . ‘ } ‘ Sn « LAA LAI PDB LI PD IPB BALD DAD DS |} nine Zt) 4 41) dong affair. and Oxford tea by a Qeeuneter’s tz We ac, ‘ 4 Jacl ott t¢ ' ‘ * fj eae, ¢ ' . P, ' } ) eoraing ) an announcemen 2 - le, , ’ n pie "a beer . os d FOR OXFORD EIGHT, pevrcec Sturdy at tl , bu damis |} aa ene seVOrce naa TTT r the Phils and kept the | Grav, 3 Ouinn 1: by Rommel: 1. Tits Clubs. last night by officials in charge oy | | ) si rat ustrorme ~ oa ae = - led #5 f: sl ’ : . | Riders have six lett men iro , ; R ; } jul rt isgeay "y ) situihicialhne j : _ tiated vr the Cardinagis an we lle SAYS JACK BERESFORD Pe, 20 set aa — se ee ie 2 aes ; ' ' eT Se WVackKs runiess ana tney rarery n ie an = Ss pai . ; The dinner was proposed wb: 4 t | , at , sienins in n sporting goods . f oe 9 ee Oe gry ee ee ‘ought suceeed scott 2 in 5 innings. Wild piteh-Gr w~ Bs \seoriated Pi and Hoerr, Waiter Fritsch and C.' window at $23 Locust street es | By the Assoc ated Preas the bases ate : ling ‘eteran outfield. 1 seasoner 7 et the aie ae Oi A ama ORF fosing pitchers" . ' >] oye rhought : | ne Apo ef oi i . brig oe 7 Sone hep ee in Pl PN EE Y, England, April 4 Vie ; eeerif; t : i, o. ie we ; Hatt. a: a) Sal: nfieider (Conac! ; — as 2 : : a js ’ "» ac..fjerse]l and hig rt : , cat. , mat . f "} Critice iv 1g . nel dD mggt: diting see eee he shorn ie or bh igntn. f we ' > 6 cease * oF sua 70F have just about perfect JACKSON RECOVERING — . from . ' . . Aa =. , , . , ; as * s? »4 _ . owe 4 , , MingsbDury was the 4riving een ia +4 —— a ii —- « : a ‘ P O' rr’ ind Sta ‘ ; bi e f ; ade . S ° . 7 “ ‘ ca 4 ‘ ’ svi © . ‘ A fin; — . qT ») hand. ert neiga nas i atawe Amril q ‘4 that the origin’ | Ghal s L4Q) MN Leres i _ on ' hp and oahaitt . neanl: we ig ' in, rit-b , in “4 Aine, ‘ - re nd ' rred two of } lact three Hage- rhe are } mn re in 2 OC eODp! in ne } : ‘ ; te . : : vers ur ers O In Oo - mrr OTT) oY Peameter a 12 the hinth. = : : , . “ae a i : , : 4 to Charles *¢r- Rurdy’« dep 4 ra on age ball champ) hips + team teges of MM! PO Orgs (en The fi an will bow! nig Alex Due to Pitch. > \@ji- i] I yt ce = = , .y . my ‘ . all E. ich e. sits . F g . I i > I a3} Tic ii’ eo - Se ee Pha ‘ 4 . ‘ : j isi - brow Ts - Ft. Was Caught. TIT , in. 7 . : | ; . — : ; : " ed that the con- a Freg Sohult a 7h d tx T. pase ; ies ruee T " » wteir i "1d. ! » ATDI rs ; ae » P ‘ ~ ; ‘> iii } a -\ ; 4 > i - ; : " , , iid it This wri "en col «ent even th Pun. i ‘ ‘we 4 be oe ‘ ree he \ . : ; . | , , iy ‘ 7 is Tit | it ; +’, iis 4 : > 1 _ punime! boy's parents and unless 'h¢e} > Blachoi : gear : Caan pO" are sus is em cite tae een 7 7 = alae ies seu eg zo f! it] roll 7 uth hit a single and a ,, + one | in two le transfers the boy © suld | To auaer to nea weeny: sh nm unusual abilit: ee Lam lin fi match id ff! f these 2 ' 7 : , _—_ ines: t Loui arnt i at Ausle 4s ——- , ) | ant 1 19 cor bys k ie . " and af daha tha Fic ‘ , Re en is oie noo lire . : : ro : : 4% oe 47 “4 4 rig rt by) | ill Sou hy _ ‘ae af Ae es _ . ot 4 a : : ; ; j mY aT? 4 acK With Seamster 6+ LBs ul i} : Ly . pie iain : i in ith he ahi Selm afi sail « hig : ME Series y-(] ) “t | 4 ae » ahi Following are teams i thi iPS in | ations $ the da’ es ' ha , loomters = ey ae ecutt mes and has yet to strike ‘ " " iiiea : ‘ 27 4 i . . , P - *> wr’ Fi ittZ ; : 5 > : ant 7 , . TY rnade “9g ‘(ontinued from Page ft. sto ¥ a pitceber only as far as ithout feeling any) * : sy Pe: Howle =s has ; | ‘ 9 ‘ . P * . ue 1 ’ " : | T hi : ri ‘ > : ‘ . ’ . i. ’ ‘* 7 ‘ THe} - , . Rei bid : . . i w is i at . . si , sean , _ : ; ’ Spring Meeting at Tulsa. PY starr wit} ee | bec . ae | kK : ’ t x ag ’ ee % » ae Fir ' Ha : ; ‘ oy4 , } chaef ZLappaia, } Le! | a ye 4 lind hits » 26 times at bat Horsemen here have been fmt Mae ie ens bis me a ee ee ' ' , ) 7 . Tee? yrie Herrin liarry mimes is being prepared for mi me tinks nance wane P >| Was too 1 es nF ‘lly Southworth felt better te- fied af the intentions of. the Wiese PS relies Ne ul tl ; i? 6, TT} ; ‘ ] i ‘ biqo ai ee 17} 4) ,iTh: : P iiiai , r) ¢ ‘ ; ca . } . ‘ ye 6 , gece ee a nites : :. 8. pniforr fomorrou and to play ? ; : rae 17, SR, 2 ee ; Ne ‘ ‘. Ltt.) - . _ 1 j hime tf) +F| aii ¥ = ] armbride . } ‘ : ‘ i Ai acai i A ; }i) ‘ a imadi . ‘ 1 v +)? te ‘ * £3 ¢ , 1 {f“a wAl «7 e 7 *» i : p : ii @ ss ‘ e4 ¢ ate ; o revive the epcot. | Openin orth itis , . ' ~ ' : : ' : hd Jaci on nm : Vise 10? a 4 xhibitix ry, by at } rT} ; runes arre| Me} if ; re ; , Resinhd tase aamerret nt ° | NEBRASKA CAPTURES ith | ik pacpentinn-dadin: Mane tas hip Deatest |ath Wittinasn ae Liberty | Manager O'Fa ' Fe-| specialist Monda3 “ d , 3 ; 4 he AiA +) : » . ; . ry a | > ' > i ‘ ; nf FF Vala j sch i ‘ 4 i . - o T. moreer ng ' » hort. , . tee os did nothing righ’ ood y., n th h 2 : wrt ties * tam 1 Rogers’ Recre: Witters serv 2 Tony Lazzeri. regular On stat nY tu is €x ecté 3 ly sey . ' " my tease , ti . ; j r m ’ . YS *» 7 el * ‘ =s ‘ “79 ~ ’ — ‘ P } . a " . , wa ' , , segs vik , ’ ’ ‘ sd " -— - , 4“ the bs aed iz app at ons for stable > 10 _omorme nis , ’ 7 yw hs . Ba A ey ; tj ; - —— .' ae S ' a 1s ~ i . : . ~— ~ Oovtrjie earth bi; et baa h eig fete rsvourg ul sdergoing ‘re atment rom among the hors re 9 ‘niversit rf braska track 84% arene or Ne tensa L ' r. six teame 3 | ad rsemen he = *8r Fort Wort! +); fo en iy a Saale , : rn Va Alev ‘ aa tkely selection. Th ne desir for a boll on his knes 4 . } re a8) Rie 6 4 4 ey sae : Pre “* key ; o . } “ : : ‘ ‘4 ‘4% o : ] J ‘ P 7 ’ » a Lot. ve his : Brie ep ” . . — . ‘\? : sist Liaa - ; i : : ' ' . i aii , y , ; . : . *» «a4 ) oo : 4 . "Me : ' : ‘ avy , : ae A#REIN tO. , : RMeino. , mot a a : : ~ itt 4s 4 ' t : ‘Rtee amna- ih © othe ana 1? : — er , ; > a was to bow! th the Scha Lee Mead Rosto: choice | ern Pp FB. Ker ‘' @ne, while 1 was Iueky : . Pr, a ° ek ae sf r) ‘gare _* 7 ~o=™ ye ; P ms rs | ¢ ¥ » ie me | the ' ” : , . ~ . ae « ‘) } 4 tii j ’ by ; mth colic during the morning ang .« an jayers have 7 ce} yuan n row is en a * ZA nok ne “ be Filmer ile rn vie i er » 40" test libmerenr sinieatinn 'e hele en @n¢d new i es . ® — : ath, . , a’ ¥ , 4 ‘ : . : : ; a> P dul : — a | sf Pa ak ; TT St. ; . hal ext ii JEM se hh yi i : - War excused from the third sae heir teammates 1. California to mm: i niversii Mone ee ‘home ~ Misfortunce fog Southern California “.

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PAGE 48 ____ | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ _ SUNDAY MORNING) APRit, 3, 1997 _____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee we gow renee MUD RUNNERS ede He a ype NEW ORLEANS CHARTS, _Racing Entries_ Backed Frew) HAVE ADVANTAGE SS "¥the ¢ 7) te . A NEW ORLEANS rt! To 80] ee rshiyes aor cloudy; track sloppy. a ee rey — - > ti et . “t A 4, FIRS? K bh E—$1200, the dunior Purse. Yr four _ furlongs. ; Si mt in 7 1 y 4 @. claim : | “p | — ? - : % eDor : suis 3 Osmand Continues to ~ = Friday, Comes Back to ,. .... . | of 1 ad Er reine | — g s ae 73 McTeague 1949 |p HORSE. __WT__PF._ST. 4 _‘4_*s_Str._Fin. Jockey. —_0 a Hf. P. Whitney and L. S. Thompson eo ; weed Line a4 St. Louisans: Win Secondary Feature £0 ..° -, | toy ss divaual cane ; ' s S : OF = 200 | Bob! spalaia ih 3 $ Be ty Bg = ule 1a ns fon, 2 . : _ | Heavy play on Walter ay ¥ Winner ai Compete “t —Bi rd in Spite of ©" “ yee EP gig BE? fie: at eo Eee 70 louie... ; 64 6S 6 OS OS Om Be CR Hebert, $1190 | “Mara .....102 & rites | £08 one? r colt, the . "; , — oe a ee —_— or - - if Beil ag oO apie SeBes ewe LY 2 OAS | pgp tale We ae ad ~ “yy Hd . 7 A ty + wn * elie ne iaT” : j Pe | i I ‘ _ 3 eV, , f . i - nA ‘ ' ; 22 Rain. i 7 apr ee Be NE o_o 9 omy ? : 7 10-9 C Legdoit. Vash: a ee oks ¢ . : . . ; . = Yon . nore a wae : a . ~ ° , . ‘ re ; iT) d . s : 7 ; a . ; oa : - mr ; : from 209 to g - ‘qa | sorat w eight wit D: ari Igooi seed jn the: m away into i > nm a2 11s gt, Sy oo LIF Ais HL Prenchard 23.60 | Food e-es-00flt opine A ee sna ME = - Probable Lineups : re | P. ipped thr on the in . tere ta = —— re . i has 5 was the only major change ipa re i@ased by a Pe ee. missioner _ Pos. Sparta F. ¢ ; Millet. : ~ | a plac | ar) Fate, bent fron ; set | oe ee a a ni. finishing a wa ‘indian, Light .10 op & Josevh >. Widener'se ue cael Hjyulian ates OND. oS hava, atewinn i weapelin an am om mile and one-sir stretch. q nis ’ . riding. B ing fled bac ye : ee Croissantani 110. continues to rule favorite at és hire, % _. Tarek : y teenth: Stal |For all but Scoreber, won ariviag, pace same. De on tees , — Bee | Sire Doe ....115 War Que while Jeffords’ Scapa Flew) 7 R. B. Nevrkia 5 nuke W ini y Ballot-ui er, #. 1 ee, Sane rs 7 $4. Delph ice $19.80 + amped, °F" ~ eazy )' Sage Stable’s Rip R are om pes illavaty 5 proportic : . —T f Por] Sty ' . . — tr » on ‘ A . : ‘ ‘ : . ~ “ _ = f*] . T j | age © ‘ . ~ip -ap Te ti. Ra at rt: : . ; } } i ; ; : : i >? ii : 28 , ne : ' l Boo winner of the , ; rR. H. Walker ailments, when th irned out ! ) a By PRE MOLL i] 3 | Ek. hobbits Ly i’ wedees | aiane | = : l:141l>. Vaiue to winm > $i. Forecasser, . «--ias ron 3 Verby and E. R. Bradley’ a oO. I Ceres) nase for the first } holida: ee ’ | ' de | Tillie . : Tes. P 3 +. Mana, , es ae j : : | Golden Rule 1*i “ng F relance in the Kentucky Dela 1. LL. Vicek iN | 1& to 1 jt c \. Borger rd B. McLean's War tis rR. Kratochvil ‘as quoted at 16 te 1 iy Fer” oO f.. Krabec made publ ic, ig how y Denn » Pvans of ‘DPetrvit. K — toa hl ‘ ; Beferee— Par « Kiev, stablemate of ¢ rm. Murphys and John xed down to 3§ : — _ . Time of halves—45 min table’s $25.000 eol acked down from 3 are sed aiphabetically the j e ri 100Nn. permit ¥ : - TN} , int Ol , “4 : : ’ 4 . i 4 ere rif i? ‘ . . we: - ie J i 4 4 : . 4 ‘ . 2 : ‘a ; Soy A 4 cin q ne j ‘ .* . at i ’ * " t 7 ‘ oe . ; | ; oe , nie 10s ’ ore d are: +) } ¥ wraclgog a . at a on ie wT taking a lot o7 ener ro! hi y - ( le : ‘ one-hait turlepg-— ee = Uy; plac drivin Wei pus Tiny . =% : a Qemoand sa . nal hoof » fror tl Ha :¢ * . pe oer ae " ““y Be ee ee THIRD RAC E—s i000 laimin -sear-old 1 3. P st tw x i ; La ‘ rT ® : as 4 , i earet Tir _ AAA " , , reeent holders c On crossin e finishfhg mai : . OF ic we «Da . 7 i. 2a. iad Scapa Fiow .. 8 Whiskery __ ne S, . the winner is lens > ‘ * : 3 : in Ke, kids tu 4. ie Basi, eee ' The remaining horses in the® -ood hile Tip Te in nee ap d +3 > Stud in The- 0. : H Church se | : | a ett are quoted at from 406 te 1 te - . ° , ‘i - - - 4 a ; : - - i ~ ~ _ . r) * two ent rants iz to outfinish |! iferad yr ine Liy ‘ , . of th 60 purse 7 ) p 3 * ' iiiainte ‘ hae contested. was a net Oye! 4 ee , ce . . . i ’ Sh ier ; ' ; : ‘ >on : oa Peace Penn and Sea Born and one-half furlong ears sters ) ai | “ore ned | | i ? oy 1 | en ..122 *Wolf’s Cry ao i each. specdsters of known abil ro- | 7. : got : | , , viva i pever get ucky | tae a — BB lerdsn jarrigan Heir . _ bused » rather cood conte . Vallfahre: ne ae TR tgp Rtg rage oe : a ests ace: , . , — —— sage ira ae ere ‘art Zeller |..119; 91. LOUIS DISTRICT Heathen. eaten in his rac ; ) 1p , S. , | RTL RAC F—s?500. The Canite! Meniiene. ar-oids ; un eve fur 3 ' me = , See : - .? . tributio: : | Handicap, -searoldy 7 = ical ) —— xX pete ss; it Wake Gee | ATHLETES Aue terday, improved somewh: ee a cae’ inne. 3 ,ux Larmes—Quir rain Durna . , - - hyp “ co Sap gina ste te Ray Re | : + that effort and with the benefit of Johnson Departs. : y 29 9 2-5. Value ! 00. $3 — Be. rt Nett eas San Daekee Late womk | Cem Seen se icatherdell § . 4.133 LETTERS AT Harold Groh, one of the his conditioning. 1€ acco a OCK] 17 3 co. , ; ) . ) he nie | : = ) Wa ed wh , : ; = the majer r es ooh ace 3 Be > ; vy. Slaitn . r-On the University of Tllinols ARE? go> Sth a eye Og BE Mir tigs wve Fane + ae eer We — bee Shag Ve YP 6 #ytoge . ‘ Canetti: yh w re a ko daar ona diated £ SR Sc BE le Se ke cw * ww dx o took the lead wi he barrier’: : 7 , | e 7 ee | , te Eggo ' : | : 0s J . .19 team and a resident of rise ahd un eanable guidance br ame : 3 | , ' , ' Rent pa 4 a pereyaers one-hall mite = ay Robe 109 Dumbfounde has been ee his varsity nagcer Willie Foley and loca Jocke y H. Chure road , . 1 | ' 7 : ; ” \ by 2 , . (arr oy; 3 o rs + og an , . ; - Mw ‘Fiat Urban He won the Big) were who have seen this young of the journ f mning on: : Reape hon : 3:00, _sccul 4. —_ — Stan!or ot a fancy div ing championship ‘ s a te in the ont cayenne ae : oi ee , | intl | ; Ee US ait , ae: Bie Wie be the sole 11nd entry tm the . ee. abel -~ action. This ‘ : 4 : . : ‘ " be : tion ? Coll : . : > 4 die ber, raced to the piace whu A ’ ae -_ ice § O.2 $2.& . _ , : ; = : aS *. . e% ies es: Athletic haw from the Carondelet : i — z : t ; tia L *Te Ran i 1 ‘ and LL oh sWimming meet at lows ¢ . ’ ‘ 4 : 2, = cir ; a ‘Tt ‘ ——s ii « = age =. 2? eman? goa a ' TH RACE SL leu i-rear-olds and up ne mile and ¢ ae eo ces a ' Apri .2 and 16, orl. . . raat tee caeenw ; i . oe . umn A I al ip.-oene mi ana one si kieen' 4 ; , . Pi = - : pa aa fae his save third mon Ss wher. anes ° , ; ; “. : i . + t «ft : : , : ee ] = Caiming. o-Vear-Oics A ti Vv ondenboech of : : 7 * 5° TOA ARS Ope; : Es ioOf ' Rain that began to des id : . eG eC | . , 7 met} ip ea ing «0 yi won @ varsity wrestling letter wt tants on the front tine re 7h imo} -*? wMreg ry frag} : a Th r . : .£ the 118 UE ural > rog rar — nm a ume? als went to r.. Sparta Has Real Team. lay continued without cessat Nissen of St. Louts 4n night and only for sust before noon Was there ' “ouls and E. 0. Gable @ ease owned ; Mold .ie oi) 7 +3 oe : nai 3 : . a eee + wardsville. = ' el arding. { thins 2 en + ; ase _s. mw r . , ae me Track conditions were Le) : Lis . ~~ a | ' 3. bieen and up. three-quart the Marviand iands ; : ; ° — ~~ *~ iw sees - so ae farr Inca! ERRGdis and ehty athoee ; n ond estas x : . ett Marvian and up six ture Atbeling Wood 105 cons, Hartman :f°!- STRIBLING AND P in existence, local . pas nee aan ; Ye . ie MoU Les : 4 ‘Ae i :% , > ; . @ -* = in: as ths roing mad: ‘ " " .. Pi4 i mC Sie ee . . 43 Bu . in ’ *¥ ? Lid v id Oi i Le ah eA na a ’ ' a. ; ; wo io J teTLUIC hi Br the Aesociated Preag, pS ¢ wr ; ce ta bw ~ p)Te Bra ric e >! %, ai.el (>1 , : ' a3 , i : . i ad aon . : : Am te P ’ .*- -~ an * 4% Rg, lt ey Poe ors 7 ~~ fine ve r ath! — elle was r o-~ * po * 72 aE ~ pew ht eet ee rtm mi 1209 tM, geet +» Smee ; ES yl Mig oy, = PP ry Ble kw 9 : rs _ - > ee “ ad — > ‘ ~* a, KRACLE—s1 200 claiming year-olds ene mile and 70 varts Promising Youngster. germeiny is pinks. Gaeies : PE arias bY * Ste tage er ere ar * — ccording to a . communiestia: J. R. Basco, Barberton, O. E Lanager, to Promoter | frained from don ining silks here " Saale mare ve W. Ll. - ae es te fi ‘th se Ach “ laddarnon ne treat pans et See a eS Exodus, by Jobn-| (etm! Field. Ed | a | x: ti tribling here April 11 e@ GR. another Windy City entry.| @F@ bile accident yesterday whi! © : ana ' sina 7 ape 3 it fé . ‘ . ‘ ng Me ~ * : ; Me as : oe 3 ehill entry — cries over locah teamet saan perv ts rr iad ad rT ' t+ wee fee * ” 22 'Oto Jockey a 10nd man sensation of wi ve ~ “Se * ery die ee ee) 3% 33 : > * «4 ow I Dre? tviwGe ’» . , " ~ ; 4 + is ; . ‘ s ’ ~1} 3 > + ; . ; > . A | = ajc Ri sarc : $y: co 1.3 co ME 2 aged OR | ~~ 5 — : a margin when- ."* : 3 . “ 7 : a . : ' 2 > ON TRAINING TR Cruickshank for : HORSE Se eee ae ee ose Cae Saeed et tend 422 ed _ 3 Ba AD can, Syearoids aod p, “cheese asa't0, RACES eee Cuthbert.a, Brtchjager -% yale Cae egbatag ice PR teed RI RMR A pon tye o> peda ee oe Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. CHAMPAIGN, UL. April 2.—DHigh: 288 H | J Zames Will be played by the Univer- 0 es ust 3 sity of Illinots baseball team on !ts southern spring training trip. whic! Str a — = Ee ogg ge Sot = win | . “ ee , 7 k Fi “cone egmencccge iia daa : ab was | , 4 E ‘ S ve ~ von % rae : . ' , orded } . eg” Woragaest : SEVENTH RAC hE—81000. claiminc. The Omaha. 4-rear elds and UD.--ne and one- luhouse Mee : ; “G \hogpt Local peg! . " tahed — , mit mC ' yor ie my t , . , . ‘ Ait wii ll ~ a” FOOG. | x 2 " z 4 t e = t I : } . f Stat ler ; : - has Dee we be soe el oe : will open on April § with the Un: versity of Mississippi at Orxforé. Miss. The- team will leave here 54 ‘ am Smit! sho ™ next Friday. New York Golfer Is Leading BOWIE SCRATCHES Six letter men of last season ar Gat eo, es ee agi i gat . for the team last season. and many» of last year's freshman team. Le + : the Murphy . ed : f ter men of lart year on hand are 48F ts he ] Leak hitters | Racing Workouts Capt. KRusinski. Stewart and Hoff- + = 3 : 38 j te rece te ; , " : te , allowed to show their wares during. DUNE the past winter the ht ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY ©", 9'*3, f° cry 04) 8%, OTHER RACING RESULTS — lh aa KENNEL bs eae. ps on mem NEW ORLEANS SCRATCHE* Tractice sess«lons —— , te eAiUE Time > Fir, One game will be piared with the | tournan han any o “ad , ing : © cia8S Pennant. 31 4: semeiie a Gee sala: Belews ‘ MISSOURI HORSEMEN | | | PAULINO’S EARNINGS Pr : mix ersity of Miss; 2. pp Oy the : I ; : ‘ Ons 3 a — feyyre P ‘ 4 ™ * } , Z ‘ * a Se ; . . it I ijuana . ; a “ *> a4 hd a i ’ southern trip. two with Mississipp! lmas Aved ena a: . Pit 5: J 3 Aggies. tWo with the Wniversity of Dae ' ae ct Wa x vs. starting “42 ; HIRST BRACE— Four sans : pang iy ¢ labama. two with Alabama Potr- ge poactarty we ve ' Ae Ap ind ; , ; 3 Vy : fourt! r o ) mer iain . tore , aa sabe .% , AS FIELD OF ICER technic and one with the U $3-5- War eity of Kentucky teams. The Miint : inary goift dub will mar 7 Fae . Aer rere ne mde——High Star home season wy it open on Ap! ry : ' a t ae hank ‘ ~ '& : anse 1 484 , : Ea . Ne : : ih a has been poe — with Bradley Polytechnic of Peoria winnin the The Satrap i> Rap wert handils , os weit _—— ville aim oe a by Mi u Assoc “nae ne EN Vk deal ip Se paLeS s hand}i 4 ” aan towether i wi > cn | Piaying here, and the conference three strokes ton ny to hare il a tl jn - = . . an a — cCaptair Ad issio . » ~ - » i? season Will get under war on Apri! record of even + “ nagetorins ‘ . , Z 4 . . ; . J . Yy e ? = ; : = A : ot “of ’ ". ~~ ‘ a i . t iT WV , 3 hen Illinois plays at Pur@ue Ma teak the Gelten ia | ee Fi ns . niva‘ ; ; les open with : y of a eague aterafes in Three-rich*} ay | i, it bh. Rbnelaiie, Bocas Meret nce seen ‘ le Se ee | ~U. s. ax on - a : , , ai ; : ar yreeding and ra NEW MANAGER at Ss a , ree » eecret , send tu tie > Coa e | ' : ; NINTH RACE—sneo. — HER 2, end end 1d eho P oo a “- ~~ os ; ey a _ ate Sa, Atrectar a? d Peas? the Hawthorne ~ a > : . : ‘ : “ LT ar « - . * \ : e ’ . «% ‘ - : es , - , ; ~ TERRE HAUTE, Ind.; Apri! 2— * °~ : , om ss F Ivers ain ~La | e | ; , . * wets | +: “ne a~po ‘Wert A ne ’ — ® pennant Will be made this —— 1-0 2 . “ne! . oe Year under the supervision of a new nie 1 ne beat Walter Hs There-qua?! ile $4 . spend. Lau ear Wan , iy vata .GCUPriry a Be several sren who were important 225 —e, + Fe” ett , i we Pan yaad é = One of the missing players is Roy | be eae tenis ¥ Wid ’ 1-33 Paim . Re — ag Margaret “naa 1 ; . ’ e } & . . = 7 « nee * ~~ tra ke throughour +> ~ eon © AMATEUR HOCKEY Heute entry during the iast cam- necotiated ' em ' ' ' ta> | aa 6 Helen BF ; : ' : A- veer. _—- RoE cotlated ho : : Beau Galjant aneerous | : 7 olds and gp. sit and one-half furlongs: telfuere, now standing at Mextes ce TITLE OF CANADA “ — Fvanevilie as manager to take the sai ' ea {nel | | atte ~ther and , Pes even-fours | | "2 ers? mares owned br Dr. Val Bond, R. F eee ByANCO: VPe hie firet taste of Three-I bal) tast |19° strokes.) His tournamer . , ty — “= | + ‘ePades captured the eongucte@ without the services of Onen Bobs Toren ¢h. Welaa : Rta Lous | ~ a Stee peciaiist. Shasta Bally. Tore J , superintending spring maneuvers ar | ren ie | : . 4 P . : rege ee tap ph Br the Assoratefi Press Eads Bridge and y ove F Fe "' wnt re Sagat a not ; t ; y " . . " aad , s 6; HY arn a ' o ‘present and eiting up the task that atooany wegen | ONTWON April : Orb | eor faces him as WESTERN BASEBALI | fae rc | BUENOS ATRES, Ap: _. TI +2. * —— het aan Terre Haute up among the select : tan out fel . ~ | . he c . send “ ’ a) four that will head the league's PLAYERS TURN OUT a's ="*oh we ' tos . ; e ty “ a} » | arin is . | : 7S am ~ . " . ' . . eii%o 139 ar ne * uD 'nday — Was No. 11. b ‘ ~ which carried | ae. ed the ) fall ; : % ; ’ » —" - and i‘ates “was thir a eg 4 int The tiie wae ” 30 mie . | san ) manager. Goi Wella and will be Ah Sieber of tatters mec | meee Me it St Tan ° , aie am ntine. eche@ulea ¢ 3 | ' ‘a 00 | Fift—Lampe. isn : cor nd | | > 7 tiret aivisica. year have turmee out toe baseba!! An oes = aa '* Daw a | ft. postponed enti) next Sat- | ca te = . 28 , asf we her e odds on ee indor eo ) e tle thie seceuds «nant col ‘- : Sout “ory s: tralia. I! vitae Denon rupee ant Postman glen re ' te Rieck. Sunn ms. were 4 to 1. Melon 11 to 2 an ~ am. 3 td 2 and the thi — SEVENTH = RAC E—S$1 ‘abd Ready. Ming Namura. mit hme RACING RAIN OR Grads, 4 toh. The fimat ne , Bb “a Sired | 20 renee: overtime. Just 1 RS Oi py Ran gta i Some 06 a sal Aemociaind Pores ox + See ee Verne re eh er ee vr

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on nnenegeeene Point Breeze Is Backed From 200 - To 80-1 in Derby ae ee LEVEN BE PUT 1) Osmand Continues to Rule a; HH Choice in Kentucky Clases | Future Book. a ; lHlea piay on Walter wx : a — ' .f ‘ . , Jet. wx fords ae Wer colt, pa 1 Rr 20 wy q act ad is Odds In the a Tilt, April 17. ae ae ee Probable oe PLO Pos. Sparta F. the Kentucky, f i Derby from 290 to 806 to }j, This : najor c hange in the ; | és Ooadas re Passed by " local’ La lig cormmissioner lis loseph E. Widener’'s Osma 1 -J10 continues to rule favorite at 6 tg ‘ 4 Jeffords’ Scapa Flow ang 110 (sage Stable’s Rip Rap are Second. ee - ;cnoices, each being quoted at | te BOs 1 Boo, winner of the Louis = “503 Derby and FE: R. Bradley’s chief } reliance in the “eearege r De held at 15 to er rey a " Hdward B. a 8 War Eagle 0 Which was quoted at 15 to 1 in the 5 | last list made public, is now 30 te Kiev, stablemate of Osmang, was backed down ft ® = ‘ 2s r , Oo oJ) to 7 Ran. COCaS Stahie’ » ohn Sweepster 2 ‘G0, Fred Jr. . 20 Sarkart 105) Jopagan 25 Terry . : Osmand 6 The Satra. Rip Rap . SValorous _. “> Scapa Flow .. iu ee may aad £4110. TET] ni millers. nn. Fjeteree—Da ve A : iOS? Millers. enl¢ pions and } Midil al ’ qQuote¢ d at ae 40 “ie , to 1000 p Sparta F., pal C ¢ ae ty ago in) —— : ee) Cons [two emt ag ay in the stern Se Ty final Th « ke ie } of? . Derby are held ‘at the at 3 n'clo k at wf Louis I'nive 3 latter fig. , ure step In and Irene Ruhan a racers that are. 100060 to Is 2 | Peace Penn and Sea Born ar ° | e 500 7] a0 1 each. 4e Fie'd. wera time it appeared at Miers would not ek with their full streng't Tis 2 ; id ST. LOUIS DISTRICT sing basebal] at Knoxville, Te: + toreturn. But the next 3 LETTERS AT ILLINOIS Marold Groh, one “olus ¢)} e University : — reese h uVersity of Illinoter &wimming 12 team and a resident of Bellevtile, I has been awarded his varsity lette hed he would he on han: AN of which was ‘‘sweet mus) tional (“*¢ —— Athletic Associa. | ?} TY cw in ming ” a 4 iming meet at Iowa i; Apri} a ar 1d 16. = > won a varsity wrestling letter while Mants on the front ne. '.k2|'reshmen numerals went to W.. 2. 09; Nissen of St. Louis {n gymnasttes 3) be the sole 1 1¥emi entry in the Nes 9 ” Sparta Has Real Team. € . : hat Sparta wr A in agreement entere « U.S.Tax 9cents® : Total 99 cents | [oH le eleven has defeated the Brick- ® subdued the Brickies plat time ir e game that wor t Sparta. si } in th ; os: ; Pi; ) - mers by a 2-1 score. At least “ was Sparta’s margin when ub the right to oppose the mise Cuthbert, a Bricklayer for é, sete d to leave the field arn ordered. Roche was upheld me his stand br the national con ‘ Mhbert was handed a suspensicn. . . ; ss. a toug!? ‘ tio? % OF for as = st i Visitors know football. rhey sad EARNINGS 6 m red «4 last, through which e f TITLE OF CANADA a birds. been snot ~~ ON Nt ell tl le ll alae alll alla ali fra ‘Theos Aces of Sparta Team’s F orward Line SS 4 fe "BAB vLCEK % = 14} } i «> } p ‘ oh » fil i" , j a 7 A] é‘ ‘ gs ¢ ‘ \ ¢ ev e ‘ } : ' Oy tf on ¢ tf) ’ , ‘ 4 eaqy?’ ‘ahi Fig ? , ade ~ g uTY ] , . } + y v" t) i j t) ) ¥ + + } ' CeR F £ f r | > | ; s i¢ ja } ‘ = , ; SS ‘ , ¢ f i re ~ rif¢ b)é at vas fT iT rr oO “ vr, a”? wy , {) “7, ("6 4 men ig 1? iS ryer'e J r . ; I } i t } 4 ¢ ¢ . > . » ‘ » } ef > . } ; C) if } tr) } f t ( gy rs ’ , - P f T O tf! ere Vv i i i i i a a a i ee a a a a a THE HUNTING j5--Gi5c a ceived and Heryv i TSO} ) 4 mission Deputl AS $00n as de SC ibe dg flooded itie gan ques _ f ae : ad la { r ize tg the band Dir wer . > ? grea 25SSiS Proved Successful. ’ ee « v . ri US Were Missouri | proved #u ‘ Was 1TOUI lgod Was i! mative bir than our own Reports Unfounded. HE rumors 4 Bee rT) Me ing in now ig found in no birds f oO, ihe. 5 PMuired -0 minutes ak ce Just where these birds hid CALL 1500 Quail Received. PORTSMEN li stating that quall were sca ecnuse of localities where last ‘ ana . -. MERMOD Se a i a a a wh , ‘ an f ~ — i ~~ A At ‘ “a ‘ “ s i VyS._e] \ \ ‘ i ry i ¢ ; ‘ \ ’ ’ { fs I + . 4 P 6 few kk « ¢ ; , Pr \I 4 ~ , — , ~ , \ 2 eB ee ’ ’ 4 ‘ od , . OV { 3 ’ 24 ? ‘ A A id ' sn s A Cr ~ A iK 1 «) I é gr? ri¢ i> Bl Bil P] ue Buls Plentiful. 7 4 be >i _ , : t , T ls - ’ Ss Tt r 4 ae ~ ‘ até © 5” ay z OY j 4 i. = i { nN ‘ ? « . ’ \ te 2” . od ’ “wr ‘ 4 4 0) i in ’ a! ¥. , . ‘ y 4 4 ric ’ ‘ he & 1 ’ r re f Tix Vw } } i’ - . ; : , - - > + “n” Ov ~ in ~ h ’ ryt a4 ; ry} : ’ = f nr ¢ Li e.. Weli , ; — 1 r s a) _ } cA 4 4 . e 4 ~ ; é ‘ 3 . CG + > cr . 7 Aa ihbad = . s _ « ‘ } °. ; c (re O 4 Waiker Hili ‘ . ‘| * , a ed .7 »’ avin W/ i434 LA i . ha . »~* >. . . report tha he s ee q oO ‘ . 7? ww é Ci@ar ler i y rat (3 . ¢ ; s at this ~ ae logs to kno\ (OT ‘ er’ Tie w Ho done any fishing at all knows on certain days bases " ne a? t br) +> 7 a> {) ‘) ey . = Ss izgt S be siven ’ i ; a ‘ } = j ‘ | 4 ‘ ‘ ? is ’ () “ ‘ Oig men phys tA ¢ ‘"¢2? (tI wKR f q pear Like rreresser. f , ’ T ' ) ()} t(hHILL LOW ENE ~ yt iy) size A « hye Prew a” | f,? , © | pr \A\ ~ 4 ‘ ; , ‘ ned . ] A ’ ’ tT) iL ’ i . fe ‘tr; ‘) oy , ’ ‘ ‘ I r ¢ g +} f ‘ i iif BRITISH SOCCER LEAGUE RESULTS " r i ~ ‘ f "NGLISH LEAGLE, birnt Division. e* 7? y HK ') pe t¢ j “Duis __ a } or? ? ' \ € t KY I “ ’ } i 7 ery e' ’ ‘ } ~¢ ¢Si¢ { eq 8 ge second Division. 4 ‘* 4 be “atK Poo r* r) cn i a Orient ("its : barnsies 1] \thie' : : Pgton i 8v a! thi mpton ' rrimsby Town . eit giiam ) re v derers te SCOTTISH LEAGLE.. Fir«xt Diviston. rdrionians 3. St. Mirrer Title Five Forms Club. *y — ’ ’ , , f ’ f ’ ’ . - ‘ = a } eo ‘ a ; j ) . ¢ a . — . f' hia le ’ Z ' vr 7 % bh “4 % & uw bh 1. ; , ' o ‘ cy tt > - 1? « =~ | ST.LQUIS POST- DISPATCH. SEMIFINAL TODAY PAGE 5S Professor New Athletic Organization Is Contemplate Club for Building Up Track Athletics Here May Be Organized Soon. A new amateur athletic organi- tion may make its appearance nere about June 1 {if certain eur , rm? ct ’ | 7 ‘ ( ION mMateriajiizes. rhe ’ , 4 I j , ore : ‘ £roup would have to do chiefly with the build | NiGing up o track and field talent, although jf might later branch out into other Iines TD Bill Edmunds, Washington University ithlet{, director and Loren Murehisor world-famous runner and St. Louis product. have talked over several times wavs and means of ae occa Z track athletics nere and have decided that a club IS Necessar to foster the ids VA ha Chie Necessary facili 14a available aft ail times.’’ said Dr. Edmunds in discussing the ,tInatter yesterday “The athletic | Piants here and at St. Louis U". ars * - Pe rack and no difficulty ts } : " , . . te : WOouid he encounters din this p} ase of the Triattey ic problen PAGAL LLP ABA DAB” el tl Ee = a as —_ nities Amateurs! ATEUR baseball teams, or- ¢') ganized or independent, are ‘ 4 invited to send in scores and of their activities to the Post-Dispatch -for publication The sports columns are also to managers seeking play- ers or games, and to unattached ¢ players looking for positions. Address Amateur Baseball Editor. ma to tackle would be that of keeping high school and college athletes busy during the summer months A few meets and prac- between would solve this “After the local meet once got under Tr way we Could select our best ind let them represent our organization in out of town meets our ty Ss traveling expenses would be oniy serious expenditures ‘Too many of our etar high and college men are leaving ter their school years and wearing the colors of other cities Murchison and Willmann are mem bers of the Illinois A. C. and there are | giad others of Our men in other he proper conditions oh- here, these men would be to stay here and our athilett: prestige would henefit hy i? TR tate acueteiethemens Rng ome peneetiaiinanesl ee - a amet | Bill Tilden and Wiener Winners ee Defeat Lott and Baggs in Doubles Final of South Atlantic Tourney. iy the Asewited Presa. AUGUSTA, Ga., Apri] 2.—Mies (lara Zinke of Cincinnati won the women’s singles championship of the South Atlantic tennis tourna.- ment here today by defeating Mies Flise (ox of Asheville, N. C.. tpn straight sets, 6—-4, 6—-2 [uiter, the Cincinnati, girl patred with George Lott, University of (Chicago star, triumphed tn the rnixed doubles event over Misg Cox and Fred Baggs, New York, 6—9, ‘ _ ’ William H. Tilden If, who won the mens gsinglee championship yesterday by defeating Lott, took the doubles title today, with his young protege, Sandy Weiner of Philadeiphia They defeated’ Lott and Baggs, 6 8, 6--2, 6-3, 6—3 Tilden, who virtually has recov- ered from a@ lame knee which both. ered him considerably in the tour- nament, exhibited sparkling tennis and has announced that he expects to regain this season the world's outdoor title which he lost last year to Jean Borotra of France. as “Slagge and His Base Open Evenings . : 4 ah 8 ——, em Gn ; ai PIERCE-ARROW Slightly Used Series 80 Demonstrators 4-Passenger Coupe 4-Passenger Sport Touring 2-Passenger Roadster These cars are the current series, and carry the same guarantee as a new Car. WESTERN AUTOMOBILE CO. WASHINGTON AND EUCLID Wanted: Inte rested Partics. lefinite action has been take > . Al] We irae kK rif) ’ . ‘ . . " . . ' , . “i is an a ive? as Du tne new organization is esults. onawal el aa | _ Coast ue R Vi jp 0) if i Who wil) ad votre the lr eertain th come into be ing time ¢op the ident $ : Missions 2. Oskalnd 0, 7 | tarts deg A fee dead | Edmunds wants to hear from oth . ; " ones’ on the mmitt 1 | , ) ¢ Vortiand 5. San Francisco ¢ th, a ee could spoil ! ers interested in the club before go eattie 9. Loe Angeles 4. ‘ 5 | ig , oy . . 7 " | o e 1 fA One of the first | in furtner Cacramento 2—6, Hollywood 1—~<4. , —— ————s 2 el = + TT . ee dm Phone, DElmar 0145 Northern section. : ‘ “ , 4 _reA Me MILLIONS ARE ERE’S a way to tell the quality of White Owl, even before you’ve smoked one. Just “get the fragrance” the next time you see a smoker contentedly enjoying one of these overwhelmingly popular cigars. (And they're smoked by the millions. ) Revel in the aroma of the rich, blue smoke. It leaves no doubt of the pleasure in store for you... and proves, beyond question, that the tobacco now being used in White Ow! is from the finest crop in years. SAYING —”° TASTING BETTER THAN E\ ee +}, 28 nt p ngs ve f= vein . , - PP AO OO He te ae ee

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PAGE 6S T LOUIS POST-DISPATCP SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 3, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 74 e=. TICKET SALE RULE MAY FORCE TITLE FIGHT OUT OF NEW YORB?e=-3e8 — on 3 see _ : : extraordinary on Connie Mack’: all League Meets. | | Mercantile to Meg 50 PER CENT Helen Wills Likes America’s |CRare, eRREATED att ei ODE, covered C0 rye atanataciprers, Baseball] The Mereast 3 bss! N _ New York Boxer fet WADDELL mous as a Works n for Connie | League will hold a meeting | os new “- > a he ce: a . as \G AX MUST BE SOLD to Meet Europe's Courts Better Than England’ s |"rF sitens."ra. som 2a! yas swinging win one, toe] fee at ts ey, ween |e aS | ee ee - sae enema arms o- tern peer ee Se Ay py iy es 4 . ae CC COA CC A ' ewww = aa Yo free a the o Banta Champion iplayvers visiting a Mey ers to Play eric wuts & “bi Sly oa if . . - "| the league and 1 ia ke ety —> nN he ee ; a ¥ 7 Pt su : Dost f. =: m a, the Athie ties have left marveling mann? ae Cae - ph Wi , spe ry] . es ‘ ma et. cae iu : suet : ] ‘ ox ifs , RT THREE ts RK. April 2. a? . . - To ‘ we te ifj enpeed displayed by | time at 7 -_ “4 a tele a oa % . a " : DAY (\F BOUT W YORK, April 2. |! She Declares ‘St at Fore st Hills Is More Pleasing From | ®t the terrific sveed displayed by|a time at bat against the fastli*Stin in need of another team to | league should apply ts jn i A i ‘ € CUil ; robert sOSES iO ’ ~ +245 nna ¢: 7 t -“ r~ Y se . posed of in One Day. at Forest Hills, France's in Paris and on the Riviera Although we very frequently hear the names of the clubs! where the finest and most thrilling international matches take place, : , P not much is said about the courts themselves, and there are, indeed, | ss Italo-Jugoslav Bickering nany interesting things concerning the courts, little stories. tradi- | tions and occurrences which the player learns and discovers in his} That Witches Ke travels, which are unknown to most of the followers of the game. e B | Are Brewed A- } + ., y 1 90 - ~ - ~ "tor p ‘ - ’ ; - . | Although our own tennis cen f spectators ad in light and gay , baad af a, ie *» “ Pe nthe i teh «2 > * « se eeny . — — ” thimdéadee = ei-ay a alleaee ore She : Ce Sent i eet ie ’ , ao 17 ’ _ - . + ‘ ‘st g TT - i*¢ ‘> : . ° Ty " ? } at: an orest Hills as si Aa aS a. baad iv ’ oes ODS Abie .* iit = pt 9 . : aes . ' yy } oy : By DAVID LEOYE War Time Premier onyTrie at, Stock of Fine Quality Apparel! 2 £ 4 ee ee Riaoomeerss He In spite of the crowds. . .in spite of the enthusiastic buying of the past few days, there are stil] J vos: about! the famity, to penta ees St ititie ina odentialn uaa hundreds o: garments from these big Werner & Werner Stocks! ...for at the time Werner ° greet! . 1 ral garast ae . for @ tournament. and from & Werner quit business and sold us their stocks at immense cash discounts there was oo ee aikts an because al over a quarter-million dollars’ worth of fine quality Apparel involved! ...Far too sate a auecess. The Balkans are much to sell in a day or two, or even a week or two!...Sce come in Monday Most of the Europeag wars of the ei show et —look around—pick out what you need—and bring the boys! that turbulent area and it is well fe a Coeater Fash. 3 af 3 2 a a _— “a : a i ie + tatenrent. 1 the care of turf courte zr confined there. course, the commissio: eah: ' ) istic fathers, bet be[ 7 Ss aan Geeta: te Ci 4s namie eneuit, pis eta | The great World War started / me | bh the Balkans and here anoth- \to er dispute threatenine the peace re @f nations has arisen in that'\ge Witches’ kitchen where Wars afeva SOCCER FOOTBALL the purchasers. of ringside seats Over the grass so that the Courts | a £ J ous oN KJ \ ~ | ee TION IN Be Ne ee te ee a ee . The trouble that prov NATIONAL CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION SEMIFINAL in advance as usut play can be resumed as soon as the | > MB tpridents that led to the Greation r The board, betng in the mood for ‘4!n stops falling | , ' 3, . meidents thi eee a © A. of CHICAGO vs. BEN MILLEN rule king iso handed dow! ere is no fault: whic’ m —offering Werner & Werner Boys . —Plenty of blue cheviot : ver Bosnia and Herze-) gh High Schoo} Field, Grand BI. sng a oe aTsP. ¥ et ad ay ~onir ee eee Wingy “antes SE eg a Ropers » Suits, as well as our own great . ; serges for confirmation and e ota a | tC sits comers , : stocks of Easter clothes. : wear . e e — » nr tichets en : , ? P 3 ; : ~ vn > : ia . | Advance ante ceneral admission and resecye a bes -¢ more than Her Ce of , otal ec . Forest ’ ' HW ; P e : Morning. 10 &. M ian annexatio! ] * {wd me snie at Grand and Laclede Av. Sunday ° . . ee ae rie et . ht var ert heat ¢ — +7 * > ; 4 7s ee 44 . i * * f q " ,?% ic in? 1] ae 4 Clifford Close BF MM | pares ena commiscion all SiPein = under the new rule. Hotel Chase Room 856 : sfonde a ee eS TAP eg aie brig te madeie ane Pot ahn eS) ane .* * + ee A soe. a: 5 Hee oes ns ot a eB o ae . ous of the virtual Itatian protec-| forate over Albania which was e> | tablished by the treaty of Tirana’ last vear. And Italy is always Sus- picious of Slavonic designs on ta: isdependence and integrity of bania. here is some grou the apprehensions of Smart Spring Suits in many egw eee. Neitir _— Pi : effects. Some of the fine alk low the other to control the Al- ity wooiens obtainable are gel Dbatian coast. For Serbia, the in this croup—imported weaves! Adriatic is the on outlet by sea. —cheviets!-— sergeanty "Mm to the creat wey and if the Al- (4 A aaah ee — — —- oe “~ edie f ) O rn > aN = or Ce» 4 ~~ | a os + ee ot th tytn SEE Sa8 Principia Tank , eed | conventionalized form for decora, | Neat all-wool cassimere, tweed ——a er “pe eee ph sw t ic Spring its ic | Team Unbeaten ‘on 2: bo sides 07 tne oven end | tnd Scotch fabric Spring Suite is f ONLY BIG GIRL SHOW | Be 7 ta rine 7 om ie mgs “st al 3 & Come with either two pairs of - NOW PLAYING ST. LOUIS Se Jase Ended W Most walls and i; few years will cove: golf knickers, two pairs of lon- Season Just Ende me GEOee! the sides with a aot ereon. Gn th . : gies or one pair of each. All —and many other wanted : STARTS MATINEE TODAY—AND ALL WEEK Successful in Academy’s sizes 5 to 18 years. Featured | rics Sizes 8 to 18. Festa P®tian coast is in Italian hands, Monday at $8.95. ; H : ; . f ' Monday at $14.95. 3 * ‘pot only the , pepiacens but the eor-( TWICE DAILY—2:15 and 8:15 P.M PHONE MAin 2651 F : | 5 an in 2651 FOR SEATS | History. fidor would be commanded by a{ Se DEMPSEY-:-1 UNNEY ve ment erected by the tennis players) ys’ Woolen = (\v a | Boys’ Extra-Fimeh ver: +20 20: too tienes ‘ E teen bomibieioa 4h aa, | San teEMe lovers of Amerida bite Tw Pa ts it i ¢ Nt | i | Tw sae the Jugo-Slavy monarchy. On the veer mpleted the season; wil] stand lor aft, the fiend tae o- n ul Ms a | 4 O- Pant ya} ether hand. Italy has her mem- : MESA t +} ¢ - f ¢ rt eo’ 4 —— 4 : r} "Is ws il : die , ne aN od : ! ' ; : | - . - ‘tet : “te ie ees. His epi ith) Ag : Gries of the Great War when Aus-} ‘ agemy iTL A eal taY is tt 1 . ak rmeny t i ae. ry t iys s 7 mt 4 i ; a ‘ . hy ¢ ‘ le — it ou? ' ™ y ry mr ‘ i f 7 ‘ : vie trian craft. j n | > ; hehind {s- : : A " . ' : : . SES eS ae e.. ? pr ee J i wT Ss ru ‘ | se sta ‘ . , . ‘ ‘ i t)i 1 — a ‘ a | 2€: y Y > 4 24 ‘ ? aienttinedieeie gee ee s on Le a ie= ~ nes - ~*~ > * + of 4 a i eer ee 8 ee ee Mt 5 7 i 4 ” * Pe ope ee » a mn a2 . . - > 2 + ne = »? A ee a eae a * = + yee a 4 sa i Agger oa ee “ ” 4 To teres ee - a . i ti, on os ° > w * ee Key ‘, teen ay ONE Aw Tre ww ao - a ty -s- Md Maren ee ee ~ WITH BURLESQUE SHOW—'‘ROUND THE TOWN” ; , | H ‘Hi - : = | lands on the Ibanian coast, | 4. Grand Opening | : Ht K preyed on alian shipping and of | mbarded little towns and ril- of the , IN l : . : 31 | | | | ard . | lazes on e Italian shores of the | ar ‘ \ | if TeRy/, me Adriatic. The railway which rans; “s | — : | f wae Slong that coast was so much 7%). | a posed to these raids that it be-) PARK HIGHLANDS | a ¥ me almost unworkable 3}, i 3 aly cannot ore contem-\_ Boys’ 4-piece Suits in wanted Spring therefore 1 N . : ; | SUNDAY, APRIL 10th ew shipments just arrived! Good qual- ( These Suits conse arth same 2 “ th “eheanientty the aaee ity cassimere Suits with two pairs knickers or one pair of longies and one pair of \4, - “che ae — a P ea | power which} Road , Or one pair of ea ‘@ 9-18. Featured Monday at $6.95. 5 to 18. Made to sell up to $20—we of yy Sele ) earn to ACON m Monday! We Feature them Monday at $11.95. i : i. jefese tea fastnesses arrTross t PLAY A ANJO | "OD _ hese narrow waters. It is this LJ \"44 9 oe Pas (>i re; } nitiegre ef or both —s aut ~prin coat nm fine 7 ew Sprin elt = ROY NEI SON CLINCHES No knowledge of music aceded cassimere, serge and cheviot fab ~ 95 Smart Cloth Hats Hats in — Pn: Fine Juvenile Suits in Serge Sailor : ed in the Italian press—., de instruction so simple that anyone rics Mannish modeis and regula and shades that ‘aan . eoilbiante ot the situa. CHAMPIONSHIP IN ca. learn! Classes now forming | Gon styles. Light shades. Sires ai , boys like’ Sizes 6”. . | ¢ DON’T WAIT! GET DETAILS NOW! | 2 to 9. $6.95. oe ts ggg > 4 Unusual ee om ae styles. ik: tion} can hardly believe it pos- INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE > : , ; at $1.00. i San ah for Mo: Se Sible that such an event should . oi OT DY wint two j teri A: live ; MUSIC COMPANY ftaly ts much too formidable’ ; 4 vidual ees. aoe a wae : Re ' a militar: er for 9g zo-Slart O PAINFUL “breaking in” period. For WS ettun S'S, sacs os LU Oeestver ||| —Al Great Feature Sale of Youths’ By cvatieace gnd there te 20 lone *r dependable Russia tn the back- these are mof street shoes that have taken all eight points it would be impos- | [ ‘>. tees shoes cake hina ole Oona! DU BTY POT Werner & Werner “Prep” Suits J BE trout to rescue Serbia before de —“_ = —_ yOneger ons on a. “ 7 a “— tin» et knickers and one- pant blue serees. Sizes occupy- : i petaeeS este Rania > Sepe en Ae RE ENS eel , ee ee ean ong ais SEN gt ea oper gine em « . Qo spl hohe guamiba ner any 0 , ‘ae Pree he eee Oe A og ~ sth SSE * ~~ Gonfiicet nf arms: {ithough the ta “ate > 3 : wh Pk ene weit i na ” = wes 1 for boys of all ages’ Models—-aiso flannels and jerseys Spring shades with ~~ piain colors or novelty mix- ‘ ie sparse ae PA cant of ss Pe 6 1 a 4 - — ae ore = * cage ’ ot eee : Re ‘ “at is converted into disaster we've learned to make in thirty-seven years of oe 3 ) a : | . Be | shoemaking for athletes. ' cath aiedsr acme a cic ome IT OFF? A great regrouping and repricing of nearly 600 “7 AN De eee te se on pa There is unceasing comfort in Spalding Golf iba Seneke buesiah Ser cc ee | Suits! ... All-Wool Suits! . . Cut in the styles espe- I 4 fee 2 population and was always>® iii Rats sett go nish. Aad they will cur- match and captured five out of Re aes wid le cially suited for the lad of high school age... , {3 | game ae “25 and eager to take on eith-) 0 wear two Ordinary pairs. Yet, because we make | eal fight is on. for second place tending to join the f ag single-breasted! . Some double-breasted ! : 00 } : ‘3g es. ap , them ourselves and you pay 20 middleman's between Spencer. Rudi Meyer. do ‘*Y’’_but vou bave Cassimeres!...Cheviots! . .Novelty weaves. ..in _—— 3 a, Fo = her proteges. Bolshevik Rus} ARPA eatin ay a4 sae -* we — ~ een a . ss ¢ : y - ° Bla profit, most models are $10. leading at the present time with 160 been putting it off both light and medium shades. . hand-felled col. nas no ethnical or religious Every day vou de | ff ] _S™pathies Its fraternity ts with | y da’ eee | andmade buttonkoles, lees. Sizes for Pfevolutionaries without distine-_ © , : a srry : 2% , 4 aa ~ ~~ « . Powe x —* wi - Pes ae I ahi “ . pean see . ~ . — . . Sr. eS & Sapient aa LA 8 SERS Fit ng Ae sO iy, eee >i ie ast Oe ee Ne es * Ear aa Soaeag = woo ee , ee peek SE 2 $4 te vt (My ee « : + Oe baa 7 aa Peeae, Gety! oe Tape F ee ee Be git ee Pa Pee Soa Pd | ’ * * -_ ee oS ae (Saal ore A 7 bo eS , ° aise ce ‘ (nny wie es, De ie bs. SE Sdetiesk wo ere rn ee + rr so cvensroel , , ‘ a a ee = esr Dy ¥ ioe ~ aS * a seh il sal n ; agen ate See a lay you lose just vlotutian 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 years! Excep- that much fun. mattientotert. =. °° .. ‘ eye tional va ee 7 E the ries | . .. wf The leagu: a “a ) chy sical fitness lues at $15. In the Basement A - | — it hand of fellowship to the : week nedule follor ; an good fellow ; ia ese communist and turns: its | Nelaon " “Be ship. Let’s go— = Me "84k on: Slavonic monarchies that; * a eae gS : —— TT EE “BDI capitalism.” of race or creed. It extends | WA TER IM ey 3 nos on | tonight. 823 LOCUST STREET rer oe 6 S01 : ay ot toe cle @) ian Shop After School AR THRE «so ald can come from Rus! > ect “: & 33! | “EXERCISE IS PLAY” Open Unti £08 Wage M2 tf Juco-stavia ts foolish enous | af Te bave better dressed legs as well as better shed feet, ie Focks . 45 4 3 —vpen ntil . Ba): a a = ehall get Spalding Imported Golf Hose. Only $2.50 te $7.5 LAS mes : J mt AT THE ) 6P M iv ma eta” 2 enge the power of Italy. —thanks , ’ teh an 4 her will the other ope >Slavia is a member, more ate to buying direct from the fore:zgn mills, "<i 4 , ae eee Atther ys. Beals a eet Pico: | SRR aa ais : e RA. ‘ A. “ the petite entente, of which) 2 2m — Mes el: Se. einen | 16TH AND LOCUST — i Ee iene [2 270rt ot thetr ax} 2 . : ally. It et- ie young mer 18 years eld er ove, N. 1. aa a i. , is therefore thud“ goed fare’ FREE’ soln oe N. «7. COR. pam H AND WASHINGTON AV. | PRE Pemety uniskely that the Serbian im the beg —— es " «fag " werk ape het) gig PR a call a cept ange sie ee at ~ ao" =. gine bet st Ae teeters Dirge Nhat . po re ape ss te " gr O elas teygeetD See Aaake fabgineee renee Wen - eee py - pao al - ; Poe EF, ae © a Pe Me ayes ; ‘ tices AON Oe eh s Ne DN : oe 3 “332 ha erg. o* » hoped be hpd< teh 40434. 41 4g

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SC CTC CL ttt ttt slit — ee es a ——-- ee ee ee eee a ar Ohl Coplinr— Reproduction Theory Would Add War Ten Years Ago This Week The Balkans, Says Lloyd George Jo Railroad Values an Amount Exceeding the National Debt?’ = of Them Think Peace on No More Se- cure Footing Now Than Then—Ignor- Interstate Commerce Commis-; Wrote oppeans os re } Decision (Acumen? Péllen Balt. ing of League Criticised. road Challenges Supreme, NEW YORK, April 2. |@ N view of the approaching tenth anniversary, next Wednesday, «f Court Rule Now Followed in | America’s entrance into the World War, the New York World iia Fixing Rates Charged by sent messages to leaders of the war period and of the presen! ; as ‘time, in this and foreign nations, seeking their views on the qu: All Public Utilities—Every- : man § Purse Interested in ing the war? Final Settlement of the | Three queries are included in ( other Powers might do well to fo!- Question. | the World's Sonsteneen and} low.” ‘most of those sending answers re- Bernard M. Baruch, chairman ‘plied to each of the three. The of the War Industries Boar, message was: jholds that peace is on a firmer Ten years ago, on April 6, ‘footing now than before, because the United States entered the of the existence of the League of Noted Men D | Achieved by Entering World ee ee ee Rye f ame - . ~ ee te ee = At - Ba ids Shas Ttalo-Jugoslav Bickering Over Albania Sets That Witches’ Kettle Where Wars | Are Brewed A-Bubbling Again - aos ae atone ty of. x ' a mae paarete sits OTL 4 Comrigy IO FT £ if ; ES : NS ea ) / / sion Ruling for Prudent In- } dha ealdail sims ak oe a By DAVID LEOYD GEORGE. War Time Premier of England. aes vestment Base Says Rail- roads Contention if Al- ' lowed Would Provide Greater Stock Market Feast Than Bulls and Bears Have Ever Known. > ee * Dewer Pa WIP. ae [PEAY SUI AE ORE ll AO PED « ene LONDON, April 2. Tis said that when Disraeli had failed, bv usual ques- | tions about the family, to identify an enthusiastic supporter who greeted him and evidently expected his leader to remember him, | ‘well,’ be invariably asked, “and how is the old complaint?” So intimate an inguiry gave great pleasure and was always, ap assured success. The Balkans are “the old complaint” of Europe. ) Host of the European wars of the last 50 years have arisen in that turbulent area and it is well for the world when they can be ane ~onfined there. : HE reasoning by which the Interstate | The great World War | Commerce Commission last week reached Ife the Balkans and here anoth- a conclusion that it should value rail- oe epee all the pparel! few days, there are still |. for at the time Werner sh discounts there was nvolved!...Far too come in Monday the boys! tion: What did the United States accomplish for civillzation by enter- Payne r ee pes Siiiediiosh neds pac: Poe cet ae ee : ay Layee wn @ ein ae — sr Thy tn Ee Swe! ya ee ~ a ge a 4 7 ae _ “ , . y ao - Se ad Ba r wes ty ey ty, tthe at opportunity to earn is the reasonable cost started/ment against the Italian protec- of conducting the busipéss. ‘Cost includes \torate of Albania to the point of a ee ee A GI sean Og gt gO gg yp et gg gy —Plenty of blue cheviot and serges for confirmation and dress wear! '@ nations has PWitches’ kitchen where wars are | incidents ) War arose over Bosnia .; dispute threatening the peace arisen in brewed. he trouble that provok that led to the | and Herze- the ty reat ay “F . . + j v 7 7 o 7 ; Serpiadh Tesendrec resorting to arms. that ' The real dan- ger does not lie in any deliberate action of a provocative character on the part of either of the con- ““incident’’ will entan- a conflict before there ts but in he frontier which some both in time for reason and com- +c ort is any roads for the purpose of fixing freight rates, not upon the cost of rebuilding them at the prices of today, but upon the money actually invested in them, forms the most interesting upon the Supreme ruling states and far-reaching United set down utility vaiuation. since the years general principles ako publie PR. age ~, subject ( > Court 25 ; for ; not only operating expenses, but also cap- ital charges. Capital charges cover the allowance, by way of interest, for the use of the capital, whatever the nature of the security iasued therefor; the allowance for attract pre risk incurred; and enough more to capital. The reasonable ecribed by a commission may allow an effl- rate to be great war. What do you think { Nations, even with the United was the effect of its entrance (States, Russia and Turkey outside at that time? Is the world on ‘the League. a firmer foundation of peace James W. Gerard, war-tlue then? Has Ambassador to Germany, said a* the second and third qu: ‘Lions: “The world is at peace toda: now than it was America contributed as much to )jto this war? peace as she did to the govina. Austrian annexation of those Slay provinces. They Boys’ Finest 7 Tw . provinces of the extended Serbian : o-Pant Suits kingdom. spring up as freely in the Balkans thistles in a cultivated naa as —Values Up to $22.50 Grounds for Suspicion. z. ‘field. During the winter st This time it is Albania. What ' the hillmen brood over their feuds is it all about? Serbia is jea!- petineat. snctel. fous of the virtual stalian oe ae ‘torate over Albania which was es- ie ete tblished by the treat; ne eeenint binnd ence more leaps haga _ _— a es ‘ sony in the chilled mountain heart, the PpIOUS OF Siavonic designs on tne ‘independence and integrity of A tania. There is the apprehensions of ase ‘ pee ayaa 6 ree That is how the spring aay For ape 9: Sig the Nothing serious ‘Afriatic is the only outlet by sea’ Scent atte ce bie the aiiak World saa ae " | considered murders. But it Is c ne “~~ *““"‘ otherwise when great nations be- ‘Panian coast is in: Italian hands, come involved in the quarrel. Bot only the doorway but the cor-/ |tidor would be commanded by a‘ Sources of [I]-Will. porter who is not too friendly to, ‘the Jugo-Slav monarchy. On the — — ther hand, Italy has her mem- not nea Teepstie a trust of the Italians. ) @ries of the Great War when Aus- ‘ ian craft, sheltered behind is- lands on the Albanian coast, preyed on shipping and bombarded little and lages on the Italian shores of the Adriatic. The railway which runs ‘long that coast was so much ex- |} Posed to these raids that it be- fame almost unworkable. Italy cannot therefore contem- Plate with equanimity the spec- tacle of a rival which Might become unfriendly occupy-| ‘ing these seafastnesses these narrow waters. It is basis of rea] Sides that makes the situat difficult to adjust satisfactorily ciently managed utility much more. But a rate is constitutionally compensatory if it allows to the utility the opportunity to earn the cost of the service as thus de- ct et i ee a ‘only because of the horror brought about by the World War. ,America can best contribute to ! by and those replying from the Al-) peace by confining her activities ; Hinpe. ‘Hed nations held that America’s ‘to the western hemisphere, and . Virtually a Challenge aid was decisive, or at least that )not interfering in the affairs of To Supreme Court. it greatly hastened the ‘FEurope.” There was jubilation in the ranks of pub- | The second query, “Is the world ) Senator William 3B. Borah of lic utility owners and consequent depression firmer foundation of peace (Idaho said: stility commissions, which fol : think peace is more secure lowed the investment theory. It TNO, reason of the very fact that that the fight “doubtful.” the people are more interested later things which make fo: On the hand, if the } go along with the reproduction cost majori or War. There are a few Supreme should cling to its recent | F Be EE eS | who still talk about the “delicacy tendency for reproduction cost new, less de \ 7 Pde ie” ee ey i Ae — 4 S, @h Lobia Os eesied to mene of international affairs,’ and sti!! promyeet, ~~» we * has HENRY C. HALL, ee nee Decision to Extend To Far-Flung Radius. The will decide simultaneously the | principle for all public utilities and hence ‘ would direct reflection in rates for) preme Court adherence electricity, gas and telephones in every city ( production, culminating in “ Lh CPRR. 3 f 7 as y Pas 5s) e a Saad - w - ~~ ‘ be ey 8 eth EG ile RARE HO am RETR A RN et NRE SORA,” Mb ene ts Spitede Niles 6 weenie oop Sey MPO tage” 5 Ee oon «ae RT ER mm Whether by inherent justice or hy the pos- } slow- \ + dee eession of astute legal ly the utilities {issue more pleaders, . = t! ~ ~ at s dislike a rooted dis draw from the Su. } to its the Vs began to * son’s War the Americans questionnaire. have a have theory of re- reset? replying to T} a The former of Austrian : and hamlet Croats were . The problem of valuation long has been eory. reply of Jo- Le OPERA & ORR aae. deer a MRt a 1D senetPregeam 6 , CO ten oe dates‘ from the days P in the country. sephus former rule in Italy when the sahyionme sub- once nme yor iy "gas > he 4 * . ‘investment theory. lenge Supreme Court, Italian Sm vt! secretaries and | Russia Lone Disturbing Factor. Daniels said Senator Swanson of Virginia effect of the entrance of said, “The world’s foundations for into the World greater than in 1914. War Allies, \The Locarno treaties between Ger stabilize their tottering many, France, Britain and Italy and to add 2,000,000 fresh troops insure peace for years to come. Russia is the only disturbing fac- the Furopean’ situation. China will not oecasion any wor!4 towns vil-(_. aa P ‘ siavonic Cistrust OT itaiy, } ae ; the others, forme! that severai elements should be con-, for cost, the cost of declare sidered faker, Palmer, Alexander Redfield “The United States and fierce lomatic struggle ov- a Rare oe ay in a Valuation rate-makinge— among them evrigina ducing the property at the time claimed to be | ' e ised, with a subtraction to In that case, Mr. Just ag-!. 3 ; lepreciation, the market securities‘ Ing the opinion averred: al- 7 ‘ : , sere and other minor elements. The court re-) J er Fiume and the Italian seiz- / Difference of Opinion of islands are repro- it was heing ‘Majority Opinion of Chairman. Following is the Chairman Meyer, who emphasizes the importance of the decision: “The statute directs that in values pursuant to section 15A we ure he Dalmatian , ure on the Dalmatian Among Justices. the peace are ~~ coast which appral represent \ ice McReynolds, a | rani hv ate an re lition - : , ré Carte thie ‘Slavonic bv race and tradition 7 eatester bpplaton wes te béarton th ‘rravated the ill feeling that ready prevailed. It will be recalled that Presi- dent Wilson took a strong line in gave whole- 4-piece Suits in wanted Spring shades. ) € Suits come with vests and two pairs 1 tr000 agies or knickers (including “plus 2's” plus 4's"), or one pair of each. Sizes 18 Made to sell up to $20—we offer Monday at $11.95. ros id ver ood a * Juvenile Suits jack d Meta te OF 22 — return property at nere must be a fair upon reasonable value of the used by with the power frained, however, from stipulating how much ‘ ) 11} ¢ ; mining tO the military strength of the the public determining ‘ court below in of the property, is time it is being cormmissions And concur tried in vain to « holding that pport to t | eT ho Ju rels “inn kd i‘ \ gc lLaviandD ; oe % ’ tne court into niakineg ILS prescription eyvact. ¢ LO he qdete rmin ‘ ; the tin e when the itention. Had he been alivs would have taken a keen el i weight should be given to each of these ele-) Allied forces. More than that, it tor In shall give A, across ments. Public service there- we . gave assurance that at ieast gUU this both | 10n so all elements of value af trie consideration to the law '} due recognized by that 20D | £ e - + — 4 ft * ror ma DY Years ntice t ‘ e fr > “The much-lauded Washin-«: Conference DAs for rate U00 men a month would follow as‘ wide land ey 1 Oy PAA TETER ALLEN COBEN Cons necessary to win! ing long as of t! Interest on Im thie w. EyPy th- op ‘ Ames remained, however, the COD the rates making purposes, Mever wrote decision Smyth Vs. war ubt if the world senator Rwanec firmis ablished for 1914 irted hv the one inguiry is made regarding have followed valuation which we endeavored > . -39 + . mrs et. “a° } | s cyies 7 , . — rrpet? nds ot on Liié subject property ‘= (4) nters into ba LAPIS i continued, “only resulted in tra: ferring ; trolling develop- my more LHe We proceeding we hav: this conditions exister —* } yartic lia? put I ; the application of these methods to the car- Y hic Intec ; itd Lnhis ach ~~ * Tnis No Match for Italy. pment. It fs not difticn’t te utilities then began to What causes anxiety is 1 he side his sym- ; along. Prices rose rates con- tt 7 hawknoa » if Was rior to naval eompetiti« fr, insist that increased direction, having In - I . petition { noon thea, Lf} damaxe inf] class of vesse| fo aneot > deen : *F ne fear i sd 34 { i aid La aA 9 is ‘ . : ; » & - ™ m ; end ‘Onze ‘ re Lne qagoiiars 7 Tne daver , tne compa! been engaged lane, loss and de‘ United States, /. ng her foolishly to sacrifice w possessed and to enter ev: petition in a class of vessels «|. did not have. President Coolidy. eagerly seeking another 4d armament conference in order escape the serious blunders of t},. The Washington War has made impossibie military ¢ to the great im light gray, blue or tan Sizes 3 necessity in ‘That this genuine conflict of in-) pathies would have increase carriers, also the terests may ultimately end in a‘ H¢ } tonflict of arms. Although the’) the terrible word “war” has been’ freely used in the Italian press— fh their comments on the situa-( Mon—I can hardly believe it pos-' pMlble that such an event should @ Materialize. | : Maly is much too formidable 4 military power for Juvo-Slavia |Wehallenge and there is no lone-. ‘dependable Russia in the back- | found to rescue Serbia before de- Mat ts converted into disaster. The old Russia had constituted /!s!ana with Metmelf protector of the Balkan) But he declined to Population and was always: case to the League of Nations. Is pwilling and eager to take on eith-\>® more ~~ oO 4 ey or Austria in defense) Hardly. tt her proteres. Bolshevik Rus-| The Jugoslavs, acting 4 bas no ethnica) or religious ‘under French inspiration, ‘MMpathies Its fraternity is with | anxious to submit the differences PwMutionaries without distinc-)>*tweem Italy and Jugoslavia to Mn of race or creed. It extends ( *2¢ arbitrament of the fhe Tight hand of fellowship to the | But the Jugosiave insist ; communist and turns eg ( Whole case, including the [== © Slavonic monarchies that) P7Otectorate, must £0 to oe ld capitalism.” League. Signor Mussolini certainly not No Hope From Allies. }treaty of Tirana to be adjudicated . P 80 no aid can come from Rus-, by a body in which he has never Mt Jugo-siavia is foolish enough | displayed undue confidence 8 thallenge the power of Italy.’ The Giornale d'Italia, an impor- 4 will the other countries tant Fascist paper, suggests: “‘that | ™ the Petite entente, of which there exists a connivance between lights was @ franchise for the investment of | ital in a utilits wsOSlavia is a member, move a(certain French elements not en-' 80 many protected dollars. Nothing ~~ in support of their as-|tirely irresponsible and the Jugo-| would wipe out the investment. So, if there ( ally. It is therefore ez-(slav agitators” that accounts for) Was an increment, it should accrue to the Y unlikely that the Serbian)Signor Mussolini's reluctance to public, not to the dollars from which the} will carry their resent-(——~Gontinued on Page SB. element of risk had been taken. BUCH wo new Italia equivalent purchasing power was to adopt the! Bhs she protenk | ote | Deatinn Bea tae which Baron Sonnini was then the a egies Ses Pata CR gagaeilen : oe we fap he lars srandeis and, me ead hich was after- reproduction theory of Mr. Holmes. In dis: ye retirs tips egg ahi that a if rails in-a sil Brand is rendered what } 0} Signor Nitti. It has been restored | merc pee shat —— reper sald, igh #120 the meat of aii Nici Saeebdin’ as of the vaiuation date then they should be; the “prudent Sigt Muss €190 The latter tried it on at Corfu, 9) attempted by a coup to Adriatic all that the only investment in to &, 27 , fe ; $1.22. investment ana way to express , j Ore rations 47) Sf) erg: a gcale b> nent of toe raised their oe , ; ’ :7 , : } - ne Muropean countries riers generally of protecting the private own- . , pea a | had a thorough suspicion imperialism their present-day dollars of, mermbers America has contributed less than nothing #he uvenile Suits Venile Suits in Serge Sailor also flannels and jerseys 95 m colors or novelty mix. Z hiddy or flapper sty! to 8 years. $2.95. ve valuation. In effect Justice ers of rairoad property in their constitutional! the of assuring ty ®!mee 1921 to securing and under- girding world peace. Its gestures have been impotent and its parti- Is sidereq \ Tights and at fame time the public the continued (operation of a transportation system capable reasonable icipations have rates. leg diplomacy “We are dealin; stnall rail- the World =" ageterminineg ry ra prescripvec rate 18 : : : this « of Nations if we road (is case street car sys . = e . me 4 terns ! Ce * ra Ww) t he “ ie . known a mal ] lea ] an investment’ theorv. He said: 7 been a sort of boot- We should go into and the of rendering efficient service at , : } and all Applied to some utilities that be doubled appraised at other elements from my otrignti«. Strictiy the + bh 7 = 7 ‘ 1@ 17 Vaie the property, likewise ren c apple ; Court Leazue last. other treaties made a’ —Third FI theory meant | would avert fu- this ceonferens when he j the gate of the was regarded by and confiscat ) | : ,Oastfully proclaimed at the tin L.an- /as of the Pa: fic. have proved cisinal could ture wal uation charge rates to ;% y ‘ : ™ raiiroac ‘ gO-2 7 | u . fyi t" \ . ——" ; _ iu i Raa laiii , 44° S ; , i.e {pi ; At a ce lsion + ho there. nat Europe as an outrage and the re- earn a return ont assuring (he peace s’ fs vaiue. ther defi: ; ‘sistance of the powers drove the s ively un- showed his divergence fallure talian duce termed ‘vi Senator Norris of Nebr: that America tributed as much to peace as did to the war, and that the o engaged in the ww, similarly failed to tal. commensurate contributions 1 peace. Representative Edward browne of Wisconsin, who ‘ ’ rig : Z , e% ’ * captured ase. But hay- ‘FO™M the views of bis former co Justice of Theory Denied by Public. its attorneys opposing out of his ile , iD WelLEDL, —— . , . Pagues adnerents ‘ 4 ‘rhe Wilson has not fae policies Anewering the , a YF he whole railroad Says &A cash compensation submit “~~? ‘ - } ¢ ’ 7" ’ ‘ ¥ " ‘ 4 mates oO a | Thee pst Oo reproduce ‘"™ nis . ry? the preatest Cf) TT) - Aira thie nrone on t i, P i i a F i he prope! rate hear- ha 4 question, he said: sequence from both private and public view - o, 14% . reaiity, oints. There ; é s League a Safeguard. a great national problem affecting public ee ne ? te icy and welfare in a most profound way. In sae United 14 Shirked her duty COUT to an end The public, through ing er nations OTe is, in my opinion, legally ly unsound. The thing devoted by the public use fis not — specific ~ 4 ’ t today? the utilities corporations in court or before’ aa LOGaY. +4 ' is here presented, in commissions, denied the justice of the theo-, It declared that property devoted to the, Wily , likely ot? ; Y ~ S0-Caiiecd ruie of Smyth Ys. Am @% economical pol. nave aed not War has the | id and i 7 « . clearly ry. states are public service could not be compared to pri- An investor in private busi- ; ho ir tne in since essence it is presented as clearly as it } be in the case of a railroad involving , dreds of millions of investments. ; reator } vestor to came In all the move ‘vate property. ments which ness was justified in expecting that if values should ascend, he could pock- : vot rt? oe toncihlce © imtawn of hl co . ~ property, tangzibie and intangible, but « are of general inter- hie a en tal embarked in the enternpri ‘ League. in his business 4 , . . ; i . ’ ecror ?, 7 rn sre] that the’ et the increment. But, on the other hand, iif va} SO 1D d the Federal] . ¢} * +3 n : may S wiped out Was the utility the op} non ,o +i ’ “te eo , " ~ iv P : : DOr national importance she has tak-‘ against the declaration of war : Problem Never si Before Presented. ' 7 aspects it is a problem Constitu Political questions which predictions which he niad a speech in the House Apri! 1917, and says fulfilled Ly entering heid then and etill nited States nullified AS & peace-Mmaker settied only Representative C. H. Randal! This\California said: “America’s « regional tribution to world peace was ¢ has been | stroyed by nine wilful Senator: practical and based on sound com- Kear Admiral William § Be mon sense. The United States has son, war-time Chief of Naval ©. served the world and the cause of erations, believes the fous@etions peace in setting an example of a/of peace have heen strengthened. te . —— a mind your business’ policy which Contiaued on Page 3B. part regional in peats are character thi rn ided invoived his business should be nis th e 1OSS. Italian the wil! ’ . ity?) vy ’ an? P ee he . . " ’ ’ in important Ountry has ave UDLeSS they have be , ae : been presented own interests are the » We significance to the yy Sy oe (ne OT] i Lare ti ] “a tnt , LoVe 4 attended investment : whic has never before . : .* : : P . . : = iz om 7 : ‘ : . we commission or a vourt murt | PSE ie holds, Lhe he decision °T*t. sh! . cr ?? en?rea . “he ‘Jiie } ‘ j ‘ (io) . a 1. 4 ' ‘ ; 1 i] ¢} . ’ ie yt sta 4 - & ra L@¢ , i. i agree to leave the s€ pupiie euaran a ither ; that money invested in its service would hare | caret review = as pow a regular ! rn. { which we make in this contended t! of its ncer these circums can be parties involved advocated its policy bet ween ions the reiation the people of it was at the public had s bearings on the such quest by the country) conferences franchise to capita! all the railroads and ail embarking . United It may well be that the val- railroads on a nationa! scale re- uation of ‘quires the beginning of a new chapter in val- vestment own. Its to furnish it Car electric “tates. has street service or 1e@ investor agrees, b> Cap- iT its charges to the pud His State in uation service, thus be- “The end in view is the maintenance of ap The compensa- — national railway transportation sys- Continued on Page 3B. that company is the likelv La be reasonable. substitute for the per- the formance of the public coming a public servant. tion which the Constitution guarantees an En OR £ a

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PAGE 2B ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927. ST LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH |SECRET DIPLOMACY AND FORGERY. COOLIDGE, IF HE WANTS IT. | OnE Pail Valuation it will not surprise the country to learn that the: Addressing a university audience at Syracuse, N. Y., slieuias = a ; mb MSIE a |: — Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ctticta correspondence between the United States and the other day, Senator Borah, asked as to whether he | + eee 2 er Adin SE See ais . = ued From Page 18. tember [2, 1878 _ i —— . os . shim “~~ ~~ oo 3 ior, ofan Ee Bae wht eer sae “s “0 ed’ be Mexico !s plagued by forgery. ‘thought President Coolidge would run again, replied: : a Coatls , ‘ cpg secrecy invites deceit, and since we have a lot co . itle | >» a ays : The Pulitzer Publishing Compe | Secrecy in - ot of I think he its — to the nomination and =; aA ere i: Tt. Sut ” ewned, obviously cas- a Ms ok Clee Sect (secrecy we naturally have a lot of deceit. It has been can have it if he wants it. He would beastrong Yeh 4h): | - > eeodes + ger ————— lexpected that Mr. Kellogg would have something to andidate ; ORS. : : c ‘shout forred documents passing from one country ie third-term tradition, patently, has been waived e’. “ane 3° = . 1 , ovvi ust. term, so tong as it U EES FOsT-DISPATCH FLATFOR™M. |) 1.0 other in the guise of official correspondence, Mr. Borah. This 1s somewhat surprising, and) %.=:0. orci Se og capital | I know that my retirement will but the week has passed without any statement from could be shown as inconsistent. It will be readily ee ae fe % py trea make no difference im its cardinal Tecalled that in opposing our entrance into the League ar te invested principles, that it will always fight Saciaes a encouras? shink it must ryt 3 ff biG fer procress or reform, never to!- What obviously can be sald about it Is that nothing of Nations, Mr. Borah quoted the admonition in w — — agg a —— ‘of the kind would ha een possible had Mr. Kellogg Washington's Farewell Address against “entangling | ; | s gysthan aht emacogues of a parties, ; pea : ie i oi ll . : . Be te ee never belong te any party, always been qui r wit » people of the United States | UAE CS as a permanent injunction, as binding now ' = rs ' “ . ghich P! rodu pon oppose privileged classes and public and told them all about the Mexican controversy. 23 when !t was pronounced. Yet in the opening para ) Biaeste Proper’s , = to en) ing of . : . 2 nfisea io x plunderere, mever iack sympathy I!tney have been left to guess the truth, and these |graph of that paper Washington declared he would a “ Bh peested. CO! easiane c ‘“ > “ithout } ; T7181 cOoT nsaction. - the with the peor, always remain de- a ft of 7 voted to the public welfare, never dark-lantern methods have tinvited the craft of the ‘pot be a candidate for re-election. He went on to , ; F te iat that treat- ail be neem so ee ee charlatan. He has therefore been busy. explain that “in withdrawing the tender of service. | . | privatep poperty which nevwe:i aiways e TrASTICAIIY ndaet- 8 a , : , oe ' F ‘ : ; “ . : ae : encoura es furth lr pendent; never be afraid to attack We have here not merely secret diplomacy at !ts Which eflence in my situation would tmply, I am ; 2. ons tbo can be confisca- map wrong. whether hy predatory plu- worst, but we have its fruits. Had Mr. Kellogg made influenced by no diminution of zeal for your future | , | = tures re wins. ressth . ‘ . . = ’ : oF chennet Pt 1Duit “ui ae oat ieeitien from the outset of the Mexican difficulty interest, no deficiency of grateful respect for your Fur reads which is to amy! .. Te : ea usin he press as a means of {nforming the coun- past kindness, but am supported by a full conviction § the degree more liberal to nee rT ‘ > '* sve ¢@ ~o” 4 ie ese ik . + ee { ‘ . na. err ts ~. - ee ee - we now tion = 0 hed &. * ane . " aie rt A Lice - . ~ a ey April 10, ‘ ns e + , a eo a -* “ ~~ a yee progress of negotiations, instead of using ‘that the step fs compatibie with both.” ' * Beam, private ve : . . . . » i" : rec s* aganda to prejudice Mexico in our| Practice supplied that termination which Jefferson | ew to maintain good ci : . ly. prudent, economical lt mereli ‘ mrt | LET TERS FROM THE PEOPLE eyes. there would b othing to forge. The country | fel t should be | bedded in the organic law. Madi- - , tm : ‘ — . managem int. cana -— —--- - bi ' : tr itty D whic s s 7 ¢ co ong Wit . : ters not erceeding 200 words wil {t is absurd that forgery should plague the offi- ‘elevated to a traditio h no successor presumed oe ceoneie mnade wr thd Sn-| *% nce between the two Governments, to challenge until Grant was persuaded to attempt ; 7 : ’ — - = Court, in Smyth vs. Am -——___ ———-- -- how much more absurd it that the causes and that folly. : - never be forgotten: ‘A rati- i+} ; } : ». , Agi . hita + 4 — ; ' Nicaragua and Mexico tatus of our quarrel with Mexico should be an offi- srant’s experience delivered what was belfeved to be - ) public highway. and i") } ; ; 7” na +g tt Ps . , : ‘eS ©£o because con- ce to the third term, of which there | , : ae nd maintained thtoush | Com Roosevelt, forgetting his = ; $ a ; a corporation de- of 3 naint i wal ¢ n night of 1904, reappeared in : . and powers | 2 at } : ignori : wi s h a neighbor! cou i there some con- 19182. fe im residenti iat tne ria L es sSxatesSs is ; i ttead Ly . S . _— = a tical r rm | aa the Monroe Doctrine to i ae lives cessity that such a grave decision as that of war land tement, in accepting the nomination in 1884, . -, — the ee ean authortty to exercize - Rs . : sii | ba . ' ss ii ~ f j = - 4“ . and property of foreicn nationals, as wei] peace between the two countries be given the benefit seems pocntien’ y pertinent, even after the lapse of : : “ the right of the eminent domain | as those of Americans, on this conti-iof informed public opinion? more than 40 years: , “a ¥ to charge tolls was given pri- tt ‘ ) | . } SI. 2 ‘ the the ae. G eae lie | It bas been intimated at Washington that the Gov- When we consider the patronage of this great oak markily for the benefit of the pub- hat reat Eritain, Italy and other - i ‘ieee 1] . a mations have notified our Government | ™™e2t cannot tell all it knows about the Mexican | ottiea, the nerd 9 of power, the temptation : ? Pane re recently, In Deytentiotes the t oti fi ut e ‘ , : +h to retain public office once gained, and more ny : has been said that if the names of | man ott the aunt find ‘ k Railway case this idea was th oa @ availa y a party finds in an in- 4 sed as follows: “By invest-. erence Ah ae se ae ge = + A . me One phe et ne ort ae ns ne pre sa ee PME eer. ety ~ ~~ se a Rg 2 Bs: * ¢ 4 ay wv ¢ ‘ 1 4 COP 5 "GR Satan Be. rg Fs apie aye 4 SP me 4 + idl an My that thelr nationals ire in danger in it ae see fequest Our protection. | . _ pte : cumbent whom a horde of office holders, with a | : — dedicated to the Bemerecan residents ha’ oe at 7 iv yt Mexicans would single | zeal born of benefits received and fostered by om ® 8 aT ae wnet mnrast| slings aiedma ee Most of them ! the hope of favors yet to come, stand ready to _ ae ’ aa compasel with @ aid with money and trained political assistance. 7 — ro private business, he Oe we recognize in the eligibilitw of the President ae ee as e her high or spece u re-election the most serious danger to that ‘ tive pow « keogee that his ob-| * _ es oS Ga sf i > calm, deliberate and intelligent action which a oe Stee Meation limite him to only fair of aa 7? ° r: + - a FA o~ ; -. "ee s > : comes Sr ere as 7 aan. « A geasonable profit. landed our mat =: fo} Les Urposes, ' In the event of Mr. Coolidge’s renomination {t wil] ro . Ris “Tf such linptations are to be im- as — by the Nicaraguan Gov- to tell the country that we are protectin "oO be argued, of course, that he has not served two) aaa tat ian ae ae SN . ~ = . ; ’ Mi gosed, plainly stability of imcome ernment, which ha: en recognized by busine methods 4a) ous } & l¢eeene 6 th heref thy . a *, Oe Ee fe “~? ‘2 ' “and sietaias isa ‘prime requisite. To ied a i la | a siness etnecs are notoriou > terms and that, therefore, the third-term objection ce oe Pe A ~ tw ee * Fe LR . Ey ot | Bar n . , a n ‘fea x i ets . ' a | ) Sa a 7 gee > . eveeent Mexico v bert AR phe i ee 2 ip ag Egg we hs a h . . . x “4 co ¢ la ci strous ef- seat p PT tg en oa ae gs sie Y Si my nothing of the disas : Technically, that is true. Mr. Coo!l- a o-..* as, > 5 i Oe “‘ ial Se Are ak >* ¥ ere .~ , a> * 5 %. ws x, . ~ = . ry & = "4" . ; ’ St ee ; * 4 " * >. nuIONnS Survive tne ensuing fou r years, be > . : nm * ’ Ak bh ae - ~ - 4 exe Ape he ee ee t “ . ee ——- oe YS hy . is the neces Sary attraction of private / ca a . mayen . -- a ‘ ~ ae * a *)> me . " —_— sae a = , ~ . 4 3 : ~ ~s ie. , Om Bete aah ak ' there must be as- dif® ~~ * Somek. Be _ ms ae. ae > +4, a eg 4 ; Nitw~ in the rate ui dition may be debatable, but that it would under- Re POY py BS* at 1 Reet Gee hh - SS et pints ee ann te eR Se oe ~ oe | Be | pee p to fluctu 2 . a%e “ a _ 5g . + C* : -— . f ; + se ‘- °° ys ¥ . " i ~ Te ee 3 — a ; a « : 7 - : : P seeps _ ’ % ‘ nes irom both ; in the words of Jefferson, impair the principle, and _s . Ss - ¥« ee » leve!} and if rates must ‘ & principle once impaired somehow loses {ts aspect of ‘ tus cording!y. there can = ; hab ff so table. return indestructibility. UNDER CULTIVATION. ‘a romise of a sta It ts conceivable, of course, that a national emer. | pape gcency might arise where the election to a third term to. ofa President of outstanding force and fitness would &f : PPR if current cost of reproduc- at . ‘ e ed the basic vaige, be the part of national! pruden Such | ; oO TE is to be used as th $ : P _ _ - “SC an emergency FF ; i S T A M IN U Bide and frequent fluctuations beth | : 5 rah Tw* oe . ; ee . . . iCal OUUSTandcing ¢ Arg ‘ son “Against Reproduction Valine. — SSS = @plying this doctrine o LA Peproduction cost to a m ‘es. BALLADS: fm property in the United States, a white pea- a gentleman by the nam: ees ep es ee = fait pas ce tour qui weal - —eor ee OFrPReYy where ele, ct as f& urit le ite peacock is ; : ign # ims pa be « agicbaae a - ee ' L\” which will carry 1 passengers wit! at ‘him adopt a lordly air; & at 1914 unit prices of structures €%~ a. the apotheosis of all things above the ss of th! een closely associated with the Angelicay | th baggace, ether with 19 to1 ‘ be gallant to begin-= Mae Sting on June 26, 1919. The @s- earth. When th Neacock : is hi - 1urch and hes _ the brave will win the tir, gregate value which we used in ex eyed fan its ivory lust ifts up the though upon canon law,” has written an open letter: shin af , ae ee a — = make the Ca omy parte 74 at the time of the general te thins semmetiied satin aad 4 | in t antic Magazine to Ger. Smit! Bove: «nails: kta ere Sm (a sun ro melt fair hearts though mage @8 MRE pate increase of 1920 was $18,900,- rek LO ld LMSuliieg jf ids ues i - ie DP wlhtetill ten enatiiea tee : ‘ ing’ x ; PS . saloon . ‘ scean lin: Prot: ‘All this ts sure, but by the Maid es $99.9090 for all property used for of , Bs eel He does not love who needs advics. 2 transportation purposes. . But tak- road Te ine $14.990.000.000 as a base and : | Spplring the bureau's ratios, the and Mattes States naval officer at Ver: 1 | Oe which Missouri will ver achieve until the mil-| | a ee, gh x bh? Gor & et ge RS ee : - ee , 0 é e: jue of precisely the same strue- | pt sympathized wi 3 y agai ; lennium. f course. it is too late now. but if Sen eT eee ee co ‘RES Care of that. ecaadiaeihas | ! ‘Seis gP aie will be able to dance on the deck and she loved in turn; to me she eal. @e tures would have become 41.4 Ml | the and tried slop ou li shipments du: ator Kinnev*ethad only |) ened a2 +) * et sh Bae ‘ P| e . Tals a4 : . 1A 4a . P . | o ; . ‘ $ ° " : - ’ . JEFF MACKAY. many ways, if is % r one than the jay.;_ : pags * here no ie ye reel nodal fortable than eamship. There is it fifty dollars? Sooner life! | “In other words, assuming @ stat- péec iter) teat PS eR ee ae" PS: : 0 Li th ha B pretty hite clothe Catholic nation”? oe it nea a : ‘eal detail rhen He does not love who needs aévies | Droperty there would have been te How to Understand People. he most appropriate official bird for this State is 22% ¥3 - that soli: ‘ings soilab! Avra w eesggy billions fn i we ies deine tle ea Lou! . ae ee ee deine ichna te 2 sructure, | Was never the poor lover's past: newspapers, periodica! ; oe: ;, : , ds 2. 4 Big hin One made the loan in manner grand , oS} } Cs =» ©Priouicais ‘ i “tai j Ps. ‘ ; : , 3 ica di 4 wa! c mae 1" AZ} LirTy it @mM tsi , ii? gates c wes . a ’ ; ~ 1? , . ° a ee | -— “h +026 , ans een To lose his gold and win a heart, organizations clearly indicate ho the Why wouldn't the hite peacock that i ; ¢ hee ant TT. si toe weg im ignorin ae Pete . ae ee "eee My love was seized with mad regret, : : ’ as iCie 4 ’ 7?’ " , religious an: . ' \ - land- P a ae io : q ; ‘ eS > rei e! 4 @ ~ ootn i! 2 he sa crit ice? Alas, my pet. o* . ; mora! fle! ds Studs nis an ; imnvVesti cators : Sek ivy arene 9! 7 twrit+ar ne dream or tLe Or 2ED | Mr ese 2G uncer . . ah ‘ j a § iP i O2 a ' iS a further revelation of Ax re “5* iS 5 i Wisi : 1se4 He not l Vv who a ne pas _ peg ecm in the fle! is of religion, ethics and soci ohli Theeaa elaceifi —_— es dent. make a good window disp! he offi: © ™mans sincerity ani our: mi ee =" | f oretical and specuia- tics al SOci- } sper. ipese cia iIication manity ar in- es eae PP rere: 6% iy ; wages ™ P ee nts 4? . , : x bas : riee —_ bee ology e*eID unabie io come to de: i rms co ‘ a ; : : «4 the Sm: Ke Ah avtement wee 4? ° . he 2. te wd } i - arig ¢ 7 rw i .~ oe is i% ij s Dus ' eee ; eriaeee ee ’ si / shiite . ae L’E of ; _ ¢ ive fro! a shifting ; . . Re A . WA Cru a * if lV —_ ” : : , - 1 & ; . fis e* 7. &- UU ; f Tt is : 4 i tee "iil rye ¢ - 4 " “a, \ ,t levels. until they have amassed a lot of statis- _ ee , ton 430 ; ; , sight of this gummed-up bi: the « ) ; ; a ee religion is. 2e1 ‘ica, counted han. is and noses, jotted |**’ HneE a oo incitterent to be resentful. Hes ee ; eas. ¢ Bae aty tor puov rice ts to Be dete: gree ees or ee O god of love, one boon to take Huge Pluctuation : ~ . _— } ' the { rom mit i TpPeo hes} Py ie SP Torres Te ’ as oe : . ‘ . ; . . é ’ Si - ; iown rows of figures, added and sub- 4%! CCU! ‘ LuuirGa groups uid £ Wwiter re 7 = ° . . ; 4 COM muy sIli ; ‘ rormuiac. c picuon 1a Lei ! . . © suearvy Oli ine If for that boon I’ ve paid the To put it stil on graph og ity + nis » | : - ‘ . + : _ i : , , ¢ as oni ; ‘ ~ =? Sii (ET a 'Zae* -* tracted, and made debit and credit col- tha runt and woul: t bn suh - , would make even begg: give something. al iz them his personal character. hi: e ¢ PO we em, »-ael rn “Se 4 aE eniphae, ips aR OR ’ wi =. A ARR aE COONS oll EN i ve ria i mall . af 4 y! = sé co . 6 par: ii - . ee. © mA «0g erat as Bae at es — a . tht Ss ee Ries ni nb OBS 2 eS, >. : * “ 5 Seo. a RE Se ly ut a renewal! ee © oe ee ee mo But smal] towners, bt 55 5 tend club be dies ne it Dorada N ris i He duties, az sound judgement The religious and moral beliefs and practices, juncheons, and ministers—there a w« riting man ha — ” ' ; oem O ‘ - , eee Oe eye een : ceived from the citizens of his Sta? - = the Senate has h: mn é . . " — ang the inmost thoughts of their hearts. tinder for his mat b. The small-towner has hig |et- - oS SS Se Care scctesseandamen te mewnhat pare sate Fn, “ he transportation burden upon s The best way to understand people. an nas 2) torn G the preacher has ris in Chicago and Philadelphia a: oe, fait? i irely in the } _ . peopie, and ore , oo “ting ¥ ; | the Un! States. se anti-Turkis; |about pep on a spring day. | — without the investment of desired to ascertain people's characters, - ne! 1d . L : , . = as: Fae te ' i , ' 8s , 7 ~ the Turl teh en ty _ ‘ orsemen e Wri iad has repeated!iy re. - ~ a an © i —s — Kis e' ei t At by Very few people wear their hearts upon of the!tr partisan affiliations. tocether 3 - — . - ”~ , ~ 4 * CPO rT aF er? eee ee J . 1. ‘ — 7 = _ - J . . oD * bh “ " thetr sleeves jtemto-theeditor and street-corner forum. The lunch _ OSCULATORY a ith the manner and spirit tn which he has The meanest man tn the world, - os PODie OF the country would eon-clubman has his pn! earns ; sacher ha: licago and Phil: a9 on laces him securely rt si Turkey and jijiopinion, is one of these go-gettem ws ern correspondingly in- to get at the thoughts of their hearts Dis pulpit. Prod any ce nese with a satirical shaft '“Slo In} 5 nixed membha= ee ; ass OL men Wi méfrican electorate '! «: ' & . : baka a4 i sais a i Li ee tee: Die! = not ’ ef: ‘aid ail ia eaiies ia ae sa Tr in i = j = " + hy bring- e ° . my 2S Sitig!- toNar dy those xho would . . ¢ ™ : . sid .7* ALi ; v5 i ‘ nas —_—" . - — i ‘ feo far as this ts possible) !s for each and there will be an here « toe irink or ne hil eee ek “es * The benef , : : ae ' ' . “ a ' ; eas "Wiaatl a : il hi ai ' ni 7 P res.gent, pig * nich, tf carried into ac- i Of) S$ Caily ite, —~ in See Ts to see what 8s he i , ta 1, vot 7 a night . on ™ “ a rii b6tisai IO } ‘~ : nglana t e5 : . ae , o o% * » 3 3 F tma! operation a la ha’ e no ap- The reading of books, newspapers and .§., ' ae ‘fsx | — weersn la’ ) agp amas TESS ay" ae ie) eae i | "gr oad ps yp tga se ocrweem tin i ‘ - esti 4 Peale — we : s wil} also give one a know'!- : A tii ete i:xe@ 4) Ser ee i Bien : As { ) : Obert 4 itpou? ins ’ rab a4 + . f > ;' : : eae ie 3 ses ~ * 7 , : rivi > ) . iced states SY ’ "Tee ely at hich ba 3 Tra mts q at bal _* ] Ped 4 roa 4 that uag co filling al 7 - a to stock martet specu- edge of life, if read with discrimination |Mented must read it to understand th otesti resses.” el hanes re “em - ) ‘hern {| further continuance of severed relations. | oh gts. “3 | 1t would be difficalt to cen-| mi ' ses eos) y Ss textile rectory. ; ** a + on a - ’ ord we . ft « ~ ve CHARLES HOOPER. | cries from press and pulpit. Finally inn: } “5 roun — rener VWica .. - ‘ e cure | ; He 22? Trelore Cut j {;0! CcCia2ag knot. ; WwW hat has become of the Ww ' it's ca any pian more ' Tt tf trm 5 “Bete = aes ee) ; asad myself and Mr, Jorce have been 5 = is age ae wir | . : dh oe 7 oo OT. Aarne " ah Oo nany young men en if 1 | % hes ho that the us. ) ‘| ma. cw, - +h made him count #. c. aoe: and anne have enjoyed since the called to my attention and I ‘hopa Scapa ate ee sp sacaer nan ie if Grand and Olive an; veDpin will indicat. SON a! Jo faned 189.146 spindles hile | rwepecene i i ge ‘i i © ¢ K ©n of stock exrhanges. will bave the fairness to permit ma to individ: and a ‘wdly chosen. ar are roup. the problem ia. # ae ce eect , leni gre ; vA - a Bar « Argument With Figures. inform your readers that the accusations 5Sinciair ! did not do so wi rith } “Wan. €5-cent . mavie . | a ee peiietina: in the lace of tie facts it is evident tha: |} C , ~Z | Statistical Note. ie | Ory demonstrates SS in the famous protest against me are not tran’ ES Pr sa | : 7 | mov: me a lo-cen indae and ; cen h time } sme for a ek " g AN ‘- | It is all right for a fellow to 1 «4 + general true, for I offered $1000 to Mr. Joyce for ej am oo oe es. seg ae : | ta és Bie. | i Thi nends on ow ene@land to yemtiy hemselves | | Commres, : Yigg ane saw wood, provided he is al 4 and ae — Ot ¢tuations are tmpossible | his American attorney, Mr. Arthur G — He avoided as Many Pompous frauds » Some day a | ss in St. Louis, Chicago | S™*TUORS that New England ie not losin | . | ae * pe? succoas tu forecast. The specu- Haya, and only a dozen words or so were |2 the medical profession as disgrace the minist y. Baltimore or Ph hin will take a eearchine | eo mettries Will mo longer serve, since | : aamoaa? | |. * ™arines in China may play “Ve poss{hilities of the current-_ Geleted tn the first few Installments of | det heroize a half-way normal doctor. was clan. eee ee tak : soon aan has become plain to the most snner a cia,” but vd presume the marines & 2 a of-re production 4octrine would | the Book by an employe whose rea! busi- 4 rather dismal a Pin cei Ata a Ln, a ti ¥: “Kiss you for 94 cents? observer that New England is losing | sae e ragua strike up “In a Little Spanish we 6 “hanced if the carriers shoulda! ness was to read proof, and for this ana picted hi ia ean a ee és - ~ yas | aw Pe a . or = other sum. Good When things are on th: upward trend | Z [_o now and then. ” = &nd be guthorized to iaswe ac. other @ishon he was discharcea a ve oe Sumer Seve a a womanchasinge charila- nich id then she will slam the door. as that OOSteri#m perhaps does no great harm. But | | _ te ee pe Ss based upon values so de- rf, a there ts ottnent — a ae | ca arb sexo Sean an earier fosen girl did, thus proclaiming a new era for pre : ee: coe bs no neg B tn Gownwerd the — | Fa smn RONEN, eBags nn eeritics tasued agen | : ’ : riai in the J: nal of th merican Medical A sine we mmunity ant iy on leather lunge : ry morals,” which is ‘ & valuation basis in 1850) amy further information vou or your ieitlions mankind | | In euch circumstances ideas are needed. not the nicest thing that can be said ter. § mUid have exceeded by more than ew : ber cent the amount that could! .. . + ee — renee oe readers wish concerning the matter I ) ee ai nama |; noise. Business ma 2 noise, but notse ’ ’ : . - ; i . oe ry at . oun P ' . ; pesal . BSAMUEL ROTH. ; sai ‘ial Will do w! : ust heen ; ‘New Emgland now, if the r gion is not to | 2 hy ag . SP eco ‘- 2s . . ~ 7 ‘4 > n+ ‘ sae ‘ <2 ° t , 7 . ‘ ee i ’ an : ’ ? “iy uM ’ ' 4 F . , - - “4 . . x 4 ¢ | 3 iz fra] i Bb a : ae nt Kissing spreads the deadly ae oe" . sag ts bg ee CA AO I ete ae Shia - Arby yah 7 + AC EE A i 7 ps ese BL ty SY 20°F a AES lg Ra clas Ae PARP TII I a gehen Be ME Mr. Lewis - - _ . ¢ : rr . am placing myself entirely at your dais. eopie are wondering what the roung Russian So | Aoean'’t make busines Ideas are needed tn ~ - Peal ; $7 fd ed ee A - Editor, Two Worlds Monthly, tors and “ og oa = a gtinue to declipe into a mere museum of | The time ts out of joint; O cursed @ “ee vention. Lasy. He will buy a darne | a darned good car.; jodustrial antiquitie _ id have a thing or two on which We Sortie Nowra 2 kde cd ethane et meas es, Apical pe EG, -

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iT ' oo a | | — “ w~ 144 ry _ PORE Se Ea Ce ee Fecal ~~ Ay by , fu . AS - % ‘@> . a . - | Vie Rk i ut BRA ee ° ay? * ’ 4 ° “ Be yw 2. To SORE oul Se Ea Ms Reed ty | oor A MINUTE ‘Copyright 1827.) BALLADE. Ii ne fait pas ce tour qui veuft. {Translation from Villon.) in the game of love would win, him adopt a lordly air; * ust be gallant to begin— . ne but the brave will win the far; es help to make the dashing biade, melt fair hearts though made @€ ice; nis is sure, but by the Maid does not love who needs advice. in a day that’s long since dead pbved a girl as all men may; ved in turn; to me she said. br love of you, I waste away: ou must prove if love be rife. i fifty dollars might suffice.’ ifiy dollars’? Sooner life! does not leve who needs advica msing gold with lavish hang iw never the poor lover’s part; made the loan in manner grand lose his cold and win a heart; ve was seized with mad regret, ad held her heart the sacrifice; acrifice? Alas, my pet, does not love who needs advice. L’Envol. of love, one boon to take or that boon I've paid the price—.. yny will neither bend nor break; does not love who needs advice, * - FABLE. p8 Upon a time a successful] Man had fm born in humble surroundings. © . * meanest man tn the World, tn ovr. mn, is one of these go-getters talking pep on a spring day. . e * WORDS OF PRECAUTION. ising spreads the deadly germ. onfronting death I sing, rave’: where is thy victorw? death! where is thy sting’? a > » ° & long road that has no filling statiom has become of the word “seoff- Golf Stories.—No. 2. "Twas a hot day on the links. AP hman and a Scotsman were playing he Englishman had a sunstroke an@ Ot made him count it. Cc. K. Statistical Note. aij] right for a fellow to say nothing Fy wood, provided he is handy with F. W. BETTIS. . . . marines in China may play “Valen- put we presume the marines in Nica- strike up “In a Little Spanish Town” hOW and then. . . . money,’ according to Tom Heflia buy dry morals,” which is probably best thing that can be said for wet . Shakspeare—Lewis’ Version. F time is out of joint: O cursed epsee ve & thing or two on which to write. a people of the — ee a a rn fail Valuation Rule To i continued From Page 1B. _ — a system, so long as it tely owned, obviously can- 4 pe provided and maintained sseat a continuous inflow of sapital Obviously, also, such an tn- of capita! in only 0be od by treatment of capital al- invested which will invit : encourage | irther investment. we think jt must be concede d that a system ©: public regula- wae which produces such a result, property cannot be con- ted, Confiscation is 4 taking of ty without just compensation. i is idle to contend that treat- ment of privatep poperty which tracts and encourages further sapital yentures can be confisca- ‘ory, Furthermore. public regula- gon of railroads which is to any sonsidera bie degree more liberal to the private owners than is neces- ary to maintain Sood credit under mably prudent, economical and efficient management, cannot pe justified. Cites Supreme Court. as- “ajong with the ‘fair value’ rule this statement made by the Su- seme Court, in Smyth vs. Ames, should never be forgotten: ‘A rail- road is a public highway, and Lwone'the less *0 because con- gructed and maintained’ through ithe agency O01 a corporation de- fring its existence and powers tom the State. Such a corpora- tion Was created for public pur- poses, It performs a function of the State. Its authority to exercise ite right of the eminent domain and to charge tolls was given pri- | markily for the benefit of the pub- J “More recently, In Dayton-Goose Creek Railway case this idea was expressed as follows: ‘By invest- ment ina business dedicated to the public service the owner must pecognize that, as compared with Movestment in private business, he seannot expect either high or spec~ ylative dividends, but that his ob- Yigation limits him to only fair or reasonable profit.’ ‘Tf such limitations are to be im- posed, plainly stability of income end return is a prime requisite. To sxy nothing of the disastrous ef- fet upon the business and com- mercial world, violent fluctuations from heights of prosperity to depths of poverty are railroad con- tions utterly inconsistent with the necessary attraction of private apital, A corollary of this prop- gition is that there must be fgurance of stability in the hase. If it is permitted to f "ate With each change in renera! price level, and if adjusted according|y, nm promise of a investors. a Against Reproduction Value. “But if current cost of reproduc- | bon ts to be used as the hasic value, Wide and frequent fluctuations both ‘Mand down are inevitable. ‘Let us consider the effect of applying this doctrine of current reproduction railroad property in the United States. For convenience in calculation and for want of an accurate figure, we shal! Rssume $18.000.000.000 as the value pat 1914 unit prices of structures ex- Pisting on June 30, 1919. The ag- ‘gregate value which we used in ex /parte 74 at the time of the general rate increase of 1920 was $18,900,- $00,000 for all property used for fransportation purposes. But tak- ing $18.900,000.000 as a base and applying the bureau's ratios, the ‘alue of precisely the same struc- tures would have become 41.4 hil- lions in 1920. 35.1 billions in 1921. 28.3 billions in 1922, and 31.3 bil- | Bons in 1923. “In other words, assuming a stat- - te Property there would have been P& gain of 23.4 billioris in 1920, a loss of 6.3 billions in 1921, a fur- ther loss of 6.8 hillions in 1922. and tgain again of 2 ‘billions in 1923. “These huge profits and losses would have occurred without Change in the railroad property Med in the public service other Pshan the theoretical and specula- lve change derived. from a shifting | : genera) price levels. Huge Fluctuation. ‘To put it stilt more graphically, by the application of the current : Wproduction cost doctrine the as- B "Med base of 18 billions would P have been increased in 1920 by a ) Rn greater than the present na- B Mra! debt (about $19,000,000,000) nd the transportation burden upon country would 5 been correspondingly in- eased without the investment of PA single doliar by those who would 8) the benefits. se conception of a rate base and returns thereon fluctuating up “si down with changes in the j él of genera] prices is 2 con- *ption Which, if carried into ac- | ; Mal operation, could have no ap- ; _ Beal €xcept to stock market specu- It would be difficult to con- 4 of any plan more conducive . the encouragement of unre- a ed speculation in railroad d than such a method Ff “aluation. In all probabil- a Provide a feast su- 3 to anything which the bulls ae bears have enjoyed since the as- rate } rates i1l¢ ue cost to all , * e : ; ation Of stock exchanges. Argument With Figures. 9 “History demonstrates te that the general price never stable, and that its fit. tuations are impossible ful forecast. The specu- Possibilities of the current- | “reproduction doctrine would ; "Mhanced if the carriers should nh Q be authorized to issue se- “88 based upon values so de- am med. Securities issued upon ‘4 ug Valuation basis in 1920 have exceeded by more than ' Per cent the amount that could ee issued upon the same ¥ in 1914 wpon the basis of | But a | | of the stockholders’ equi- | was concurred in by Commissioners , 4Ces then prevailing. ' the ‘the case ‘the ithree {dianapolis Water Co. beyond | the fall in prices since 1920.” By using the actual investments in the O'Fallon company, the ma- jority of the commission tained that the value of the prop erty for rate-making purposes was $850,500 on June 30, 1919: $856.,- 065 at the end of the calendar year 1920; $870,360 for 1921; $978,874 for 1922, and $9%78.246 for 1923. “The fallacy of basing reprodue- tion cost upon price curves or ratios is clearly indicated by the tabulations introduced by the car- rier,’’ Meyer wrote. ‘A witness for costs for the several] periods by the use of ratios, using now, resulting from the applica- tion of 1914 prices to the inventory as shown in the underlying engzt- neering report. By this method he developed for the O'Fallon company a reproduction. cost of road and equipment, not including od ended Dec. 31, 1922, this meth- 'od developed for the same proper- had been added in meantime net additions and betterments of $125,156, a repro- duction cost of $1,471,026, ora de- crease of slightly more than 29 per cent in the value base in a of tremendous national prosperity, during which business of the railroads of the country reached new records for volume, with marked increases !n net revenue from railway operations.” Commissioner Eastman stated that he concurred in the results in but believed that they were somewhat too favorable to the carriers. As to the Supreme Oourt. “It is said that the report and the conclusions reached therein disregard the law as laid down by the Supreme Court,’’ Eastman con- tinued: “I do not believe that this is fairly descriptive of the situa- The Court,.as I have read its decisions, has wisely avoided a crystallization of the law with re- spect to the limits set by the Con- the regulation of un- affected with a public tv, to which period The tion. stitution to dertakings interest. “The ourt is the final authority upon the law, but it decides in one case to be the law may with further light and under certain conditions be superseded in a subsequent case by a modified or different conclusion. This is partic- ularly true where the fundamental policy, and if Supre me f{ what issue is one of pubilicv lt 18S pre-eminentiy be shown that fare 18 gpraveiy «> ie Ppuoiat is not a matte wt *,' he re Sue, law should reasoning to dedu¢ from past utterances. The vital thing is essential purpose iaw nor tions of the in its relation to the public interest. 2 questions and “In determining such knowledge of pertinent an experience which makes it pos- ible to visualize the probable re- policy facts ~* ~Parvstie T7710 Particuiar puvial as important as fam books. +ha sults of a Shin wi ee D ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ PAGE ob f -——_— _—— # gests that the But Gen. Sir Ian confer- | delegation, foundations of | she ‘she may have | principles she j;mouth of claimed. Sti!l, thrown | firmer | peace the |it on no higher between world cannot and for 20 years! minds.” | would dare to affirm it?’ He sug-/the Washington America’s contribution to peace is faithfully and fully the spirit and acting chief of his majesty’s hous: one for America to aek herse!f, Lord Robert Cectl, British war- | ™e"t pointed some over-sanguine hopes write into the peace her when ‘tion had been made she stood for ' justice, mercy and humanity, per-. her | haps more than any other a ore ! countr wishes to Japan, and by using her | represented at Paris a unbounded influence with England | to induce her to break the alliance | she had formed with that country | against Russia, the United States of | America has unwittingly | open China to bolshevist intrigue.;much because human nature has If it be true that President Cool-;|changed as because the last did something to drive it into the |heads of the human race that war is waste and does not Baron Shidehara, Japanese For- eign Minister, replied: “I feel that the world is on a. foundation, not so of América toward disarmament is one of her great contributions to} this cause of peace today. The fact that a proud, wealthy ready to egacrifice to a certain tent her natural the common good of but strongly to—_—s aad) | Prince Tokugawa, President of the Japanese House of Peers, said: quences, I am authorized to quote Who | “As one of the participants in | the old English proverb: ‘Fools conference, I am rush In where angele fear te tree: question as to | very glad my country ts observing! By order of Admiral von Rebeu” — opel er . —stee , ge A AAI AUIS ey EN BE chet ss aed SR ge RRL Se > os OCR IG ons : ae 3 ? me ¢ ’) ot * ec taal asp atin bade eet tne oaaaee fi oe + oy » Sy poy OF . 4 y ie” TC ae hag SP, XS nold.” jen. Erich Ludendorff sent lengthy reply, maintaining, as li: has for sore time done, that “th Jews, Freemasona and Jesuits forced the United States inte i war, and that “the intervention o the United States was a crin against all peoples except the Jew: and against international peace, br:' especially a erlme against the Ger man people.” | Mackensen replied that th effect of America's entry was th: injury of all Lurope, and anawere | the last two questions with “No.” Count Albert Apponyi of Hungar: holds that, ““Ae mattere now etand America’s War aims are utter!. frustrated.” From the Laborite Bench. letter of the Washington agree-. The recent proposal of | 'President Coolidge for a _ confer-'| ence to limit auxiliary craft is wel- comed by Japan and our Govern- ment already has accepted the in- vitation. Japan is willing to co- operate with the United States in any plans calculated to preserve the tranquillity of the Pacific Ocean and promote the permanent the world.” - FOR ET RR RI SN Be Ae! ah Oe. ree reagent he: Hah Via a Tea ten ye nev ee >a Pe may have disap- he Pwr Sp Na wager > SE i ae ‘eS é he ; ot ihe 2 ome: Sh an nto Smal ReaD “iia a han ae unable to treaty all ths had, through the President, pro- every deduc- been peace oc! Briand Speaks of the Present. Aristide Briand, former Premier of France, said:. “France feels !t can count that America will be on side of peace. It never is really' outside the solidarity of peaceful | natiqQns and Pershing’s soldiers | proved it. Americans realize our Phil! : , p Snowden, former Briti« sequins oe ee the | Chancellor of the Exchequer, held same and they s tes one that America, “after being a party necessary steps to MaKe peace per-' +, the unjust treaties, left Europe manent When it came into the) » | to deal as best she could with th war America did so to establish) ..... "ences f th tr peace and cannot escape the! ane all el . = b tt ae knowledge that all nations which | BUFOPS BAS SOSH SUFTOTINE the dire economic results of war. fought together _ still have the necessity of solving the economic) and America haa been enjoying ui. t of the! Paralleled prosperity.” com a Former Premier Ramsay Mac- ation is | Donald, Sir Eric Drummond, secre- ex. | Former Kaiser's Reply. _ tary-general of the League of Na- advantages for The questionnaire addressed to! tions, and Count Stephen Bethien. the whole! Wilhelm IJ,| Premier of Hungary, were among most! brought this reply: _those who replied that they though: “In answer to your request for a, best not to express opinions on th» statement about America’s entrance |queries submitted, Drummond, how Great War and conse-| ever, expressed the belief that th League “has definitely reduced tn» chances of war.” C,€7), peer sot y RLS Salads im ear ~ PICK always | the | DS ae ee ere Fe 5 oy 3 as SOR pang yom. Bie ty cooee, meen —— apenas CSUs —e ae “mh war Pay. to put basis. The attitude ie a ber ag SES ewe pes PS Rha ae ie ines? wom ee ae the former Kaiser, appea! fair, sensible into the i * — of the world in Paris and at Ver- | saillesa could put a stop to the fight- ing, but we did not realize that the real | those sessions for years. | “Who can doubt that ff, during | ithe past efght or nine years, the peace could grow, and then) slowly, only by a continuance of | ‘ | United States had been represented : in those sessions by Mr. Root, Mr. John W. Davis, Mr. 'Hughes, the peace of the would rest on a firmer foundation’ such men as world | The Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke, | wartime Minister to the Nether- lands, said: “A secure and lasting foundation of world peace is now more clearly in view than ever before. America should crown the good work she did in the late war by helping to make it the last. “The best way to do this {ts to adhere to the World Court and to enter the League of Nations with only such reservations as our na- tiona! Constitution imposes.’’ Plain Speaking From England. Field Marsha! their Marshal Foch and “ir Douglas Haig restricted replies to cordial tributes to the accomplishments of the American “~~ aa mn, a ‘ * i~« rao, the water bathing. vidual requirements. with gray. Special Demonstration of the New Inecto Notox Method of Recoloring Hair i By an Expert Krom | New York Notox _: : Salon— Who Is in Our = Beauty Salon This Week I @ Inecto Notox is a new treatment which ap- proximates the method of nature in restoring gray hair to its natural color. Most hair re- quires but a single application, withstanding marcelling and shampooing and even salt- A New Service for You The special representative who is here this week will be pleased to give you a private consultation. examine your hair and advise you according to your indi- It is an unusual opportunity and one that will be appreciated by many whose hair is streaked The Notox representative is assisted by our own hair-dye experts permanently Io- cated in our Beauty Salon. You may make an appointment by telephone, if desired. FAMOUS -BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps = She will Main Fleer Balcony “The most luxurious one could provide’: - says Mrs. Howarp Linn of Chicago 4 oN SSS . NASA SS MYLYI HH ~‘ Mrs. Howarp Lr formerly Miss Lucy Blair McCormick, one of the loveliest of Chicago's younger hostesses. Her enchanting country home at Lake Forest, reflects the modern note in decoration J Mliadiillidllldddddilddlddd ttilllllily “FTINHOSE little coils of wire inside the mattress | noe Ses Y a el | ho z Cet eet eee a. en ee es Se - ~~ ne go are a wonderful idea,” says Mrs. Howard Linn. “They make it ten times as comfortable and keep its edges so straight and firm.” This mattress, the famous Beautyrest, which Mrs. Linn uses in her guest room, was introduced by the Simmons Company a few years ago. Its construction is ingenious. Myriads of tiny springy coils buried in layer upon layer of cotton felt give the utmost in buoyant comfort. Now these sturdy little coils extend to the very edge of the mattress. Stitched firmly within its felted sides, they give the correct tailored look. After whatever pressure the hidden coils spring up again. The trim boxed lines endure as long as the mattress itself! In furniture and department stores yon may buy this greatly improved Beautyrest Mattress. The name Simmons is plainly marked on each. Our local branch serves your dealer promptly. The Simmons Company. Pes 5 Maso eit De ee ee OR ee Ch i ae « a et wn hg pe ee a et ON th > ‘ a, es TG le A 8 Ts A II. ay lig Re Lot lp! a eal tt NR. a aR Not 5 il tet 2 oe _ oe “ atievanee on = ee ee on new orn om see geet Feeae ee ee ee ee St AAR ety ich 4 Bie lt. Mie - oe ee es Ay 4g ’/’°=Fé”éiqwqg pWW000gygd}} NN SNe PRP ATA EE * > “~ - NA Tae cvest noom in Mrs. Linn’s Chicago home has the famous Simmons equipment— Beautyrest Mattress, Spring and Twin Beds, No. 1547. “Luxurious,” declares Mrs. Linn, speaking of the Beauty- rest. “Those little coils keep the edges so straight and firm.” BEpDs+:¥# SPRINGS ++ MATTRESSES { BUILT FOR SLEEP } *Your home should come first’’

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Dining-RoomSuites Sg) ee a “ ° e ° ‘an, SS> ~" ‘=4 a able Type—an Extraordinary Value at T oys = 2 i: y Im ported 25cana4Qc |=” D S : es gli” Choice of These Four Beautiful Patterns at € A running bunny, or a cun- e.g ning duck or rabbit of solid rats wood, gaily enameled, will e3 $ . , oe . make welcome Easter Toys @ These ten-piece Rockford Dining-Room Suites are for little tots. ». strongly constructed of walnut veneer and hardwood Tey Section—Bacement Gallery | EoD with mahogany interior. The 72-inch buffet, china | foe @ This price is considerably lower than China of this — is cabinet, table with eight-foot extension and the six eg eeeter is: : oe agnosie A sold. It is _ own a. ae chairs with tapestry seats are handsomely designed ) COA —, gr yo ha to per orc thcgs on Monday. The quan- and will make an ideal Suite for a beautiful home. 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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ms nite : Sek . anoes - : . a A = " ‘ een a ee ok x ae. . , i ‘. r . - . sy . Senn ‘ ae i sae, . “ ee ee oe : me ME gilagii> Fo oh, gees. A . eat ” : 3 = ath ° 5 " ‘tie _ oe Yaad rn as - as hn a 9 “pred Sfigh » - “ *. ———— . “. Piaiiereataatn siineatimette i ae iasit Ji td PA SM SA ARID safle SET” wri 1 0A 1 nbs sag - “ 5 hee ae rn oe woe a We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Bridge Sets | = i g | Select Your Easter Cards Early White Gold Ring Mountings : Value at $3.95 | . & The Variety Is Widest Now, &c to 50c ; : “4 : tively decorated and i h pf ee 3 inch cloth and four nap- Bl «6@So attractively decorated and expressing suc Dictiens: onl alieee eink te semen ridge Sets are beautifully ai splendid Easter Greetings, the Cards in this large Ss onease festenen-~habenntalie pierced the edges are hemstitched. assortment are certain to please you immensely. and engraved—some set with synthetic | sapphires in attractive shapes and con- smal] luncheons or bridge, : Don’t overlook anyone that would be glad to be B] remembered. seceamy,Sxateentiate Stas OPERATED BY THE MAY C mee, Re aes OF eee THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. PAMOUS-BARR CO, NEIL Les Angeles Denver St. Leule Akren Much of the Joy of Easter Preparation Will Be in C hoosing From These Make Easter Choice at a Saving From These ee Ne | SN. All are in the New Spring Styles—Specially - = 274i ) Purchased and Offered, Beginning Monday at fae Sh, : | ; ; Sa eereee ey P’- ape : : ° ° ° Aa y hinted aN ‘ees —The Dominant Store for St yle Presenting a Choice That by Bye boty Penne WA ty * fee RRR HD es, NG ieee Lege Is Quite Fitting to Its Lea dership—Feature Groups at @ An accessory to your Easter outfit that i ii ee a RO RE > . Maat iate mma may be chosen to your decided advantage anes from this special group that has just arrived. , : Sess The variety is so wide that you'll easily find A the style and the color that you require, : Pouch—Under-arm — Vanity and Tailored Styles of this quality is fe at a5 ) a. ¢ Hundreds of new arrivals will make Monday an ideal day for your Easter se- 44 fy ’ he Se ER \\ lections—the very newest styles, revealing smart interpretations of the season’s Vp «Made of various leathers, including reptil- : opportunity Ae | CN ia A Le authentic modes! A collection from which it will be a decided pleasure to choose! ty fan grains, tooled, vachette, morocco, pin- oe” LAN. , ti Y\ seal, calf and smart two-tone combinations. The colors, too, are important—and among Effective Black Coats— ao 8 : the wanted ones are brown, green, red, gray, | AEE tan and black. Navy and Spring Colors Models that are quite dressy and others that have the swing of the sportswoman —atin, faille, cashmere weaves, twills and novelty weaves appearing according to their type. Squirrel, twin beaver, mon- key, American broadtai] and fox do their part in making these Coats charming. es, *-,8* e ean ar Ay 4 we Se ; le ae en ce oe ; G+, 94 ‘ecw ‘ ik ‘ - ; i J Sy ~~ ~~ * ” a . a a A 4 f ~ » - aa. ee <5: 4 } ae co “ o d's -— + /' aster TOC S } eae SL aw = An, & 2 a ihe < w * y Mio Pas ? f ; , . = = Oe ey ts j f . i ey y De res sar ’ - ’ . ~~ ia In a Group That Affords a Saving at —. $7750 (| EASTER WATCH EVENT Seléct Confirmation Gifts During This the purchase of on ii] Fox Scarfs 7 urc o bi, : P _— OX S Which Begins Monday Morning—Unusual Values ic Sewing Machines | BE fee's x erence about the kind or the Flatter Charmingly “Style” impressively links itself with “moderate : cht that a stares, sae aa in Watches that are dependable ng pe igs allow you #/ §— —and Fashion Approves Them Highly price” in this special assortment of Frocks—mod- pieces—and at savings that urge selection on Monday. of one of the new Domestics how every evidence of being priced be- , : : | $3 5 to $3 50 “ie wt roi What you seek in style, fabric 3 Wrist Watches Wrist Watches : yy $10 Value.” $15 Value and color is undoubtedly included, since the as- 4 varied collection from which to select the sortment is so varied. Make it a point to supply Same! $ 95 $ 95 one that will best complete your Easter en- your needs Monday. ‘S fo 1]22 ~semble. Single and doudle skin types of white fox dyed in the new shades—also red, brown a | ine of on 14 to 18 in the Misses’ Section-——Sizes 34 ‘x is quite Ritts apessering Pos Searto— + S44 and 4% to 44% in the Women’s Section ins Te Octagon, tonneau and cush-| Women’s solid s4¢-k. gold i a g spo gf re a 42% to 52% in the Extra-Size Section. rc ion styles of smart size, fit- | Watches in engraved ton- subtly emphasize feminine charms. since %\* ted with 15-jewel move-/| neau and octagon shape. : Swe ments, in white gold filled | fitted with 1§-jewel move- SS. case. ment. | Stamped Voile Dresses | Easter U7 Wrist Watches, | Strap Watch Of Summer Daintiness Gloves Pot ey " Watches in rectangular | Boys’ cushion-style Watches t 4]: style, very beautifully en- | with nickel case and 6-jewel : , Ss — SEs ae git oe XS. . £4 Pe, . ; Eis — Si : j C4 | d and fitted with 17- | mo t— - liked 1 Sheets } || “ome ~— oe Se of Kid fj NWA, fwchinovement rei solld | agi * | 7 — - For Juniors. $1. al fy gold Case. Diamond Watches J ar atts, a ohidy Lae ba Fully Guaranteed , ‘ . ——_— se . ® il : i 5 it ALDARA RAI Ete Cam BARR Rasch ate E'S 53) @ Always something new in the —Smart Styles and CAS _¥ ‘ Strap Watches Special $36 95 Cases 1 : = | t Art Needlework Section and Special Values at wea © L4 “ 2 5 Value at.. rine it Sure Cy Silk Hose <a ee ae ene I a ic oe men | SHINE, Mingle hk should surely see these sheer $ 65 18-k. solid gold rectangular | studded with four diamonds + cn case with ry-jewel warrant-/| and fitted with 15-jewel Spring and Summer supply : : zt | 3 in lovely colors a In the New Shades Sia all | Voile Dresses in lovely egitim imaeeenann. _ Made of smooth finished, ; etary. that are stamped in floral and 1 $29 Men’s Elgin Pocket Watches 16% orced selvage edge and well- $ Q 5 ane conventional patterns for lazy- wie | ; | Spl a lk leat : id- n opportunity to save : eee s - ve Si daisy or French knot embroid al an ae » ths poe - oa x $] 3.50 Tops i ery . ' ! r\, | ; as ] ty. Th t tT ; Biwi aide be Vinee deste ond ~ An ateirs thin meee - . a : : ” oa | i reen or white go tt alesesc.es O00 Pq Cin this excellent Hose, which is sold here exclusively ca by When | sete i ee ae ae a with Elgin movement. Bedding Section—Thira Ficer . in St. Louis, you have choice of “sheer” or “lightweight Ty Embroidere em ors that your Easter outfit Main Fleer By tvice’—both very popular. Black, white and thirty | demands, Wide range of ' = includi U —they will be just as attractive as sises. 7 . ® shades, inclu ing can be and the little finishing touches | ° Blush Champagne =—=—Parchment | that can be given them will add just | New Silk Gloves ' Flesh Sauterne e Atmosphere . are rose, green, orchid, canary and $1.29 a Pair Silk Po T) Ce a nd ther and Light and Dark Grays blue. 2400 pairs in this special ° J ewo Section—Thirdéd Fleer — i : “Surety” Lisle-Hem Hose at $1.75 i 2g i - with double finger tips and nis Bilk Hose is of an in-be ight—neither chiffon nor aie CW eC as T CSSES heavy haan peaber it. Cheles of eb eclece, wnang them in Spring shades. being different tans, ove. as well as black and white. Philippine Ni ghtgowns Gleve Section—Main Ficer oe ce ie That Will Show Their With Elaborate Hand-Embroidered Designs Dainty Styles in New Spring Beauty Monday Excellent Quality at é —Choice at These New ’*Kerchiefs Silk Slips oe ¢ 1 20 a $ 1 95 Special Values at $ 5 95 Bac Cs ids: i ee ” ssi yi LORE ELE DE BORE ORAL Rtn OO Will Be Wanted for Wear With Easter Frocks— J @ They are Gowns of the 35c Ss al $ 85 ' better sort—the materials alae at... a Tm fe are of finer weave and pure , : ; They have just arrived—one of the latest pur- }Painted black at toe, poe ag on $ for $1.00 Gren made tor this section, where now things ap- 30-in. Wire 166 | usually obtained at these @ These are women’s Hand- pear as soon as they are introduced! Models that $2-in. Wire ......170 | : prices. In women’s and vo gem me many einagcle 4 are attractive and so practical, because they can be 4 ) misses’ sizes. all: aaelehiined laundered so satisfactorily. Voile Tissue Gingham Round, V and square neck Silk Pongee les—all generously cut, Rayon ng acaseielie scalloped at M ohpac k armholes, with and witheet cap sleeves: trawn —these are the materials from which these models finished with silk ribbon : youthful and matronly style, have been made and and handmade filet medal- are beautiful in their light colors. Sizes 16 to 44. lions.

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ee ae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 ————— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____——_!]_]_ ie MMMITIEE TTRAVE " - ee eee ' } CAR SS an eae CT CLL AL A a ee cepa a A am mmm a eee ——— —_— — eee — eee A AL LLL LLL LL LLL! LOCC tLe ttt tte atte aallta atiilaetiiltalttlaa —— — eee ——— rs een ee ee eee — ae Silk Gloves Kid Gloves for Children Ottered a Ta Samples, Special $2.95 Value ¢ 1 9 s “” | ) > $1.25 $ 1.97 C Wool etre in c _ I0€ ig. an! Body Conducting Ac- or includi brand, Pe ion for Its Four | 54s @ Women’s “Stetson” silk @ Pique and overseam — po: ae aoe broadcloth, woven | Campaign alley Gloves in novelty em- sewn kid Gloves in nov- Pp , dras and percale ; i Candidates. | Chout . . Practical . . & . broidered cuff style. elty cuff effects. In the oe “ge “ and fancy patterns. | a ad stay Wanted shades and good season’s shades and want- . — 6 years ranean 6 to I5 years. ' a — nigh size range, Basement ed sizes. Basement : . @ greg thousand teau. 8 hun > > mat. = the names Of it4 cane: One ) “tor the School Board in the ings ts Monday, Share in This Timely Selling of , q p for TMday. ang thousands of gious of ita platform warning vot- Big Ch A Very Important Event for Monday—This Offering of Women’s and Misses’ H | BEEPS “ine general opinion as ‘0 Big Cl eas 550 New Easter Hats YoRgiieess ococ ss in every ward and precinet) who . te aaa Citizens’ School Nome Com- | years | h the efforts of ap-| of a ts Extra g OO ) ) — ane men and woren| orary Value at ee a ; ” r« : : Tee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few a OF icles Excepted Sweaters Bove’ Raa 7 ; a ee, , BpywGUTING BALLOTS.“ ballots the whose names are car-| soctatt @ Hats that will please many at this remarkable price of $2! And the sample ballots, are | Shena gg Hundreds of Them in Scores of the Most Wanted Styles, Affording Splendid Choice chote dhe inmedvele of them providing cheles Ser serious some , ff pieanos D ‘Horton, A. 8 Wer-/ 1s od ments. Of the season’s newest materials in chic shapes for young a aad women as well as styles for matrons. The majority of Spring's ups of women from affiliated) GOVE tans heir tire) ni d. ations are giving t favored shades are represente Basement Economy Store satione vice in behalf of the! BILL , ° , Gi 7 i. ticket. Among them ar?) Every One an Extraor- Women’s, Misses I | eee oe Women Voters, the | State dinary Value at.. and Extra Sizes OS® bas * Som 2@) 2 , goo re see ae ‘ ef* ‘ *_ be a a ay T.. hens ete 7 imetnns Organizations, the Coun-' Fef Catholic Women, th® Counct! Gov shortl i Jewish Women. By means of literature and per- |” ) effort, the committee plans | ** « An event that means much to those who want to be fashionably dressed | ee ea ee \ for Easter and other Springtime occasions and at the same time effect sav- erie polls open Tuesday morn- | ; he. with its message to Keep t | eae ings that are not often obtainable. Coats in such a splendid assortment 7 : | [9 Bie cis ont of politics and elect) ™* ; . eandidates it deems best fitted | - that hundreds will be making satisfactory and most advantageous choice ns measd peice ' [nae Brotherhood of Ralfiroad’ from them Monday. All styled in newest ways. Most Timely Is This R kable Offering of Six Th 1 Verdaettiiiiice cr a, Loute ts one of | Loe | fessior Saher of organizations that h ° Bersed and are supporting the|, Sports and dressy models that are fur trimmed or $1 69 to $2 50 Silks ’ Gamittee’s candidates. feet plain, of twills, novelty fabrics, tweeds, cashmere e e S | Been, CHURCH TO CELEBRATE |'"= weaves and Poiret twill. Black-and-white Coats as Newest and Favored Weaves for Easter Frocks, Etc. i : apy|eere well as models in Spring shades, black and navy. | ty HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY) **; iy | he F ‘ ¢ su lw. c. Basement Econemy Stere Special, $ 1 AQ T First Baptist Church o >, 4 pavit will celebrate the hun-/ P®) , anniversary of its founding | there the 100-day pertod from | that 4 to Aug. 14. This church, | #*to tal! " @ Those who are planning fashioning their own £4 nt 8 =i Phe | ceived Extra Special! This Group of 500 attire for Easter as well as many others will surely : ) D/O th was me pets salir how | al welcome this savi opportunity. Included are 2, = | KA pendent lke in b 1 —— " ae the leadership of the Rev.!§ e - : 2 approved Spring Silks in beautiful printed patterns = Me Rass $= = 1: So : - ah T1I } resses in favored colors. You may choose from: ae ~, : ‘ Berry Meacham, a free Ne- ~25 : a was the first regular Baptist . Black Satin | Printed Georgette Crepe . ‘ ge 3 ech in St. Louis, either white or 8 Printed Crepe de Chine | Novelty Crepe BF as : 4 , ° . Printed Canton Crepe | Washable Cre aga x bs v nten 1 will open with a- Choice $ ” a Sizes Taffeta | Flat Crepe smnnates _— a - soul of ae pray- 7 i ctuiwwe 16 to 44 fat ay, by members of the congrtz:- Heavy Flat Crepe ~~ aa Or 5 ee | This will be followed by «a $2.69 Value— L - Bietval of two weeks. On the Sun- - $ 1.86 as ) - 5 @ New smart Spring Dresses of Georgette, flat crepe . ogue sy | gree - wae d and attractive polka dotted fabrics. In various styles A very popular fabric for Spring apparel. Of heavy lus- mial sermon will be preached | and shown in Spring’s new high shades as well as ne CS ae — twenty of the most de- | —d : C4 “Sie pr. b. K. Williams, president of |... 9 black and navy Bas wee ; wh snes a. ] = National Baptist Convention | ,., . ement Economy Store B . at. | espec! y Sto asement Economy Store f ae pastor of the Oltvet Baptist | h of Chicago. which has the the P congregation in the werld. | . ices Another Event That Merits the Attention of Monday’s Shoppers— 1 Bistorical pageant extending| -o. five nighta, one night for each | 4. Negro, Cardinal and Belt. retary ‘ope the Yard... : a . ; i ’ i) ; Very Special! This Selling of Six Hundred ? Piivear period of the last century. | o¢ hes Oil Duplex Window Shades Women’s Easter Low Shoes so be tren under the tires-| "pa Factory Checked—$4 to $6 Kinds | ae oo eee ee | $1.75 to $2.50 Kinds—Choice at, Each . 9) 9 , he present pastor of the First/ ore @ The most wanted types are included—38, 42 - i", 7 : t Church ts the Rev. O. Cay | ee and 45 inches wide and six feet long. In green Very Special . Irregulars of : ° a | and yellow and mounted on good quality Spring S oe, $1.50 to $1.75 i « $e «Underground §till Seteed. rollers: Secure several Monday! pring Styles to the Post-Mepatch. Pp 1c i : : : RBONDALE, Ill, April 2—| * oo | _, Fringed Curtains : : Full-fashioned Hose of allover silk or - ee Sond a ait us Cals Coa —in shadow and filet weave, 45 | —in shadow weave—allover de- | @ A Shoe-buying opportunity of which hundreds will avail themselves, offering eh 1; : pone 8 oT 2 eS ee inches wide and 2% yards long. | signs in beige tint. 40 inches wide ho} f t of tt ti owt , . with lisle garter welts and reinforced tealed in an underground pass- | B. Beige tint, finished with scalloped | and 214 yards long. choice of over twenty-live attractive styles in new Spring Footwear. Oxfords, feet. In popular colors and black. Sup- | : ‘ were Gmrarthe® today Sa oe bottom and bullion $1.89 | Special, pair pumps, gore pumps, straps and combinations, of patent, parchment, tan and black | ply needs now! OK 4 = Wittes Fienigaa., De spOgeeee ° ° ° . 7 to sr }4 = . ' ringe. $3 value, each.... Vis a leathers. With high and low heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in one style or another. 7 2 wey Marte, wee I ew VLrevconnes ’ ¥ ae ed. than 90-Inch Damask | 36-inch Cretonnes in a wide variety Banquewt Messemy Steve Men’s Socks F : — Lustrous drapery Damask in floral, | of new patterns and colors. For ‘ij ; —of rayon and mercerized cotton, in various 3 _ CTY DELIVERIES striped and conventional designs in | various purposes. Special, fi , ) fancy stripes and checked effects. 35c : os purchase of $3.00 or beautiful color combina- | the vard J ii , Irregulars, special, 3 pairs, $1: ir tions. Very special, yard... $1.95 | : x é as rs ob cec uu ee ee eee : | Drapery Damask \ 2 . a a pli . ’ @: i : — . _ Ruffled Curtains _ | Estracheavy drapery Damask, 36 sl ‘Ss a , * AAD SS) Children’s Socks , Men’s Silk Hose } Women’s Hose | SUGAR §} ; » In ivory ground, with 6- | inches wide and in beautiful color _ " 4 —— giao ‘pa Seven-eighths length, Seam-back Silk Socks | e - thread f Pure © : wen band 4 N\ 7 Fe J a = plain or fancy effects. reinforced feet. Plain | over rayon. arrow -&H. Brand -~ Gt YS and tie-backs. Set... ° yard —— oe « wae” | ’ . Irregulars of better colors or black bottom lisle tops. Black, white” . 50-inch Curtain Gauze; special, the yard . ~ ~ $ é, amee ve citect. Seconds, 35 | and new light 65¢ 2 . e ; } Special 3 prs. $1; pair.. colors at ...... | Basement Economy Store = | . J : Basement Economy Steere Mod iw or 9S cee £ *_*-* e 4 : 4 ye = ORR. Gace ee - ee Si nt egy ts ~a pe Sees epe er we eS Mend 5 > moat ve a Bi ndisptet Monday’s Many Specials in Fabrics Include— Radioux Chiffon Remnants Marvelette Foundations 7 “a Dependable Rugs 79c Value—Offered at, Yard Extra $9) 82 D> | : : =: Es aS Beg inning M onday, an Extraordinary Event Offering Hundreds of iio a) “ilk ae s ages Pe IMP cont a - i Cee = The products of Alexander Smith & Sons and Stephen Sanford & Sons—both a for Srapons 4 frocks ram ee C Value. . tae iA Corre ; 7 rer in makers of long-wearing, serviceable floorcovering. These grotps afford sav- SN ee Ce en € Garments of fancy striped batiste, with 4 hose ings that make it advisable to supply needs now. plain shades and mixed weaves. The supporters. Five reasons for their popularity are: ° ; F colors are guaranteed. Axminster Rugs | FF ringed Velvet Rugs , . u. Reinforcements of 3. Belt slightly raised in $37.50 and $41 Val , $45 and $52 Value Rayon-Mixed Fabric ; Colored Voile coutil across diaphragm, _— front takes care of flesh : ues an aiues —™ plain shades of tan, orchid, | 39-inch hard-twist plain colored with 3 horizontal bones. thickness through the $ 50 | S OO Copen, light blue, rose, gold | Voile in lengths of 1 to 3 yards. 2. A V-gore elastic in Gaphragm. : | lt etc. 40 inches wide. | Wanted shades. 25c center of front elimi- 4- Abdominal belt joins Special value, yard | value, yard nates strain when figure ss pt a Br gxra-ft. seamless Rugs in taupe, blue and | so seamless Rugs of excellent woo Plisse Crepe Underwes Febsies | ott ly supported , ing figured designs. | yarns, in Persian, Chinese and Oriental An underwear fabric that re- | : : Blestic ine , ; ; Woven with deep pile. Just 36 of them. | designs. 9x12-ft. size, with fringed ends. | 36-inch lace-check voile, jersey S Sseetse erts and vertical boning or side-hook- quires no ironing. 36 inches + on ing belt. Basement Economy § Axminster and Velvet Rucs | Seamless Velvet Rugs wide. In peach, light blue, pink ov ay novelties, nomy Store 6x9-foot Rugs in the season’s newest | : P . —in attractive medallion, floral and and white. Extra | : 4 patterns and colorings. Woven with small allover effects, finished with val value, the yard Special Values in Special Offeri f Boys’ = Seep tnstrons pile. Very @a¢ Qe | fringed anda. 7.609 cise, ee | Pajama Checks Girls’ "2 oan TN ok 5's bess vt oJ0 | Extra values at Auto Seat Covering | tania Cleieabet eel Ute : sr iS Coats Wash Suits a 27x54-in. Axminster Throw Rugs; {| Wilton Velvet Rugs in 8.3x10.6 —in fancy striped light and | _— a ee, ag ee Choice at sf choice patterns and color- | size, are fringed and : 36 inches wide. Ideal for un- Offered at tong S gga gS poem bon es $3.35 | sl $32 50 dark effects. Fast-color. Will dergarments. Extra | seamless. Very special, | : 18x36 and 22x36 inch Axmin- | 8-3x10.6 Axminster Rugs in 00 Shape — 29¢ | value, yard sec cbéeuccowe | Ic $ 5:2 $ 1 e 1 Q =—_ . : medallion, floral and conven- i ster Rage that will be suitable | tional designs. Seamless. Spe- Hope Muslin Coats of tweeds, o - for various purposes. : Bleached 81x99-in i i ; -inch Pepperell | Bleached 36-inch Hope Muslin. mixtures, sports Special values at...... $2 25 $29.95 Sheets with hemmed ends. | No mail or phone orders ac- fabrics, plaids and € Middy and bret- $39.50 and $45 9x12 Fringed Seamless Velvet Rugs at $31.00 Seamless and subject $l | ~ | cepted. Special value, plain colored fab- tori-on style Suits s 27x54-inch Axminster Rugs, 33 of them, special ; to small stains. Each | the yard . os — “on — if of crash and many 27x54-inch Fringed Velvet Throw Rugs, special at 805108 and 72x108 inch ‘‘Lady Grace” Bedspreads ; in many effective Basement Economy Stere seconds of better grade; special at oo +++. 9499 when ates bination years. Basement Economy Stere Bargain Basement Sizes 3 to 8 years. SAP a TIO RAN No hae nn en Pe ~“s Brae “a eT ee sy A fragt em - ee Agpasst ae re a Bei : —_ 4 , Pn a ee ee a a Pain bia, as ; ; ; Capertee vdapegecible set taig a ioe ore ee - “e wn be : by Yc 4 > eer UP ae . = abe OPT ee EB otek ee tt oa z GEE ah RS en ae i & £7 Ng em YT « let coin . is . Se b al il we te + ia ts, " 2 7 a 4 ee a te ; : nt ls e ey Werks 0 ce Bee el scout wer beet ME erg HR = Sve ; - sia hee neath , anne agi chs il Y pat . : : eae ‘ ; — ; iy ee Baty. 5 eat ie ‘. rpg ‘

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a —» 91. LOUIS PIST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 | ST | a : Procger LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .PAGE 7B . | COMMITTEE mor EVANGELIST PARKS | DINNER FOR FLORIDA BOOSTERS | sues st * tuncheon of the Cham- a CAR IN ALLEY, OPENS REVIVAL|Deteeates with Exposition Train| The display, in the Clark avenue Seen Cniet Altractions : Bovs’ B] i... | ——— to Be Entertained by ©. of ©. |yards between Seventeenth and COM Prices Our Vs ouses I Rati R AIL OTS | Travels Have Covered 18,000 Miles,| Delegates accompanying the |Bighteenth streets, will be open this L ee B\ini | He Says—Has “Indian” Florida exposition train, which ar -| afternoon and from 10 a m. te 10 .; J Assistants. rived yesterday with the ‘exhibits| p. m. tomorrow. It is one of three E ARLY E ARLY \ - ceeeienediniemmemeaeeeae ee 95c¢ who says he has traveled more than|@nd deep sea producta, will be/ cost said to be $500,000. MORGAN ST. | Dr. J. I. Montgomery, evangelist,| of Florida's agricultural, industrial | which are touring the country at a BRO A DI 7) 7 N . é i ns’ Body Conducting Ac-| 18,000 miles in conducting revivals, AY D € “Model brand, of has parked his house car in an y ye etn ee a ~ 2n ay—More Bargains ~ : ‘ ‘Our broadcloth, woven ma. Campaign Pe oS Fou : dras and percale. White j Candidates. Chouteau avenue for an indefinite | € ©. : and fancy patterns. Sizes a oe Stay in St. Louis, and 1s preaching Mac Furniture Co 6 to 15 years. Basement : yaaa sae ‘nightly at a mission at 1416 Chou- . | 4 223 Thy a TS! ¢ta- a pondred thousand Oo | teau. f ining the names of its candi-| One of the features of his meet- 111 8 Olive Street Wor the School Board in the ings is an exhibition of Indian re- ; eign TUCSAAY, ang thousanus nd Ugious rites by his assistants, the : ae of 118 platform warning vot- Big Chief and Princess Velma The —— Lat t S I | = 4 est Spring Styles m | Buy Two for Less Than slightly fao- “he general opinion as 10; Big Chief admits he is not a chief — Price of One ion in the public achool! at all, or even an Indian. He says | This wenderfui ict of stylish si! ’ damaged inate be ~ »Ain every ward and precinct| who took up evangelism some 10 ; . | Citizens’ Schoo! Board Com- | years ago and uses the Indian ritual \ 2 ype 2» © Co., : , NEW SPRING ya of St. Louis,” are being dis-| he is a former frontier peace officer z rts of ap-| of a tribe of which he 1s an hen- 5 ’ ' through the effo ‘ ' .* ¥ TL stely 6000 men and women| orary member to “get them in.” . £ wonderful. .' lod Fi ateers. The evangelists are members of , ' . i ; / me candidates sponsored by ths/ the World's Faith Missionary As- : | & : ae? mee - zs Ar se as es ONE RR AR HE Caen! ie Kor ap RON 2 §OR POE Me " Aare bnag & . Z ’ wad ovat a PD cet, deci intial lath He Sa NE Ae: og ina vemoes 4 9; ores oo sees ¥ at eae ee x oe ge Cee Bee ' eee a ee o- a ed f $2! And y lm on the sample ballots, are; Shenandoah, Ia. Dr. Montgomery gieanor D. Horton, A. 8. Wer- ‘is editor of that organization's of- Me . = . er, Myrt A. Rollins and Mr. | ficial organ, “The Firebrand.” | y | Again the Boston Store Ready-to-Wear _— Gepartment demonstrates a wonder sale, us require- for young aa N'Y Todd | | pd pcos: of women trom assintates | GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO SIGN we know that’ when yos eee thees conomy St eearizations are giving their tire) é ' e ‘ : or more for the values are phenomenal | ore ; on IGE personal service in behalf of the | BILL OUSTING BEAUTY BOARD 3-Piece Velour Living-Room Suite pe eg may A ats yor- y= oon mittee ticket. Among them ar3/ ; ene. Fy teague of Women Voters, the | State Cosmeticians Examinations Armchair, wing chair, and mas- ; Pa ~ ss ‘ i i +t ag agg bi er T ponicenaiaindie thenaaeeens ae sive davenport in choice velour. | } ai Organizations, the Coun-| Gov. Baker is expected to sign Reversible cushions in damask. ; LS if of Catholic Women, th® Counc!) | Shortly a bill 6 abolish the wg | $10 Down N Oe soxish Women. |Board of ¢ osmeticians and Hair- > : de — dressers. The bill has passed both 94 7) — — , — | of PEED ia SS , | FOR Bel A: — * f , , ~ aw 4 | | ak ray? wee “6 OO aeneowepete te ee. er » cae - See - ws ee ene pCa 9 entree By Fayed Ny tp rep = Te IF ep ee * me — Gri eatery we ‘aes tate» 4 Oe pes, aca ail slater pes ae gk gee. BR PIS a LER ERIS te, De 2 eee | tities a rae ila , ‘ raptse 5 ots ra ao sie wie Ae : ee) eke oa ~ v7 Ay - : ... See Day-Bed Outfit mi) | 4 —FOR MEN~» . he a! ] examinations that | ) CHURCH TO CELEBRATE | ieee ce the cuections submitted Mattress Complete pe: New styles, better fabrics, expert tailoring | —all are to be found in this great sale of | P| ME WADREDTH ANNIVERSARY [ere tzrractica! and unnecessary. | Qh Ful : | @& recent audit showed that Mrs ™ Similar Similar o bom lm | | i Mite First Baptist Church of St.{W. C. Enyder of Kansas City, sec- to Style —— | fo Style — ‘Cems T te wis Negro, Cardinal and Belt retary-treasurer of the board, was Shown Shown | S Mienves, will celebrate the hun-/| paying herself a salary for which iox~ Ads @eedth anniversary of its founding there was no provision by law, and . | | ne the 100-day period fromjithat her brother, Paul Conwell, | w 4 to Aug. 14. This church, |attorney for the board, had re- _ ™ - ich was organized in 1827 as an| ceived $50 a day and expeises for me aa fependent Negro congregation isome time. SA eet Gam Cee > Sree a) tl , —————— = ae % =. wr the leadership of the Rev. | POLICE TRADE OLD WFAPONS Bi af! : : 4 PAT . ~ d Seal wae 7. : aan Berry Meacham, a free Ne- ol me, was the first regular Baptist | FOR NEW TYPE REVOLVERS . a pt —_ a ae Ox + pag? manne tyr the» ta preh in St. Louis, either white or pr ER : ‘ We - 7 Change Follows Offer of Colt Arms | @ , ar at Ei Sa ‘ ia I and 2 Pants Suits. “ pate centennial will open with a| @o to Take in Old Ones at $12 == > # : | e. $4 5 5; ! 'P-hour period of continual pray- | Each. _— 7.6x9 Siz as | = ’ Latest Styles. 2 and e [by members of the congrega- | Police are equipping themselves Unfinished = A great sale of Wall Paper, with values unheard of. Over 300,000 rolls of new Spring Wall Paper purchased specially for this sale. High-Grade Tapestries New shades for the living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and halls. Bdise Pasere in this lot were made to sell for 80c. Our price for Monday, Per Roll, 33c, 30c, 24c, 144, and... ; nep finver; Can .. ne eee ee Pitioe....... : PILLSBURY | we dhea BE mars ALB - ps bundations Pa aes on oval earner | | AUMAILU spULP— 2. | Dpeciei uzcen cans o. 7 . | fPAwcs Khy KIDNEY ‘ i hlv COFFEE 25 whan — re. % ste can ' t TELA Corre gata i ae COMB ..sccetees > f UFFEE— 4UC TUMAIUES—No. 2 size CA; per tan 7 BMY BLEND COPFEE Wine 4 : } ; some 6S Beare Ge | Dieomem Cums 2.2 - cee eeasens th 4 hose = yee $1 Ou FANCY SUGAR CORN— rity are: th in wn a No. 2 size Can , A 4 ‘Ls HE Kk Ri aer—A!i . i » Duzeu SP et OP re ie | RA a ws Rew guuus; keg > mJ EAKLY JUNE PEAS— ; : ; A ' i ee ee. teen bed y raised in L 4 ’ © i ne? 2 TEE Se ew e of flesh " MAM™mOTH WHITE PEELED AsrAR- gh - the fF - o tae _ | AGUS-—No. 244 size can; je . : ; | deel Monte Dias; can ., i : - RT eee | PLINEAPPLE— fod Paes s” _7."err,rrrrrrrfrrreeeeeee eee - (TryryrryYrYyrTyrrrerereeftgTtt TTT? 77 T " a rl ‘yTyrrTYTrTrTrer,"sT TT" ih i i in i in i i i te te bh 64444646444 44444444 6464 666ib666645464654 ee Side-hook. ™y Store a A it Pe ee O90 9994444440000 >. 7" rrrregTjT TT TT 7 7" 7 TrTFrrTyF,.r,rrrfeefwerT?,?. ?. . |... _rrrerrereereeeeeeeereeeererereee eee a ee COME IN AND EXAMINE THE NEW HEADLIGHT BIG-BACK OVERALLS Eo ers coos G& OMe Se and _-eervrrvrvrrveeeeeeerererererereorerereerree eS _srerrrrrrr.erTj "Tt? 77 7" _”-”--wewrewerwyryryeeeeeeeee ee _ $46.80 44.4.446466 646444446 644 6464646645645 4hhh4

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PAGE 8B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _BUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 38, 1927__ ____- 51. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ‘ = Battle Creek Sanitar To: Contem Clab. | ST 2 ck 8 pastor of the Church of she \esstah, will be the speaker at the! These _promoting res Aor) dinner of the Contemporary —for maids and nurses are known carried is Bowen os stock in @ : lub Friday evening et the Hotel everywhere for their splendid mate- pre po partment im our Basement Be omy ate -onado. He will speak on “Re-- rials and accurate tailoring—and at this department, or ‘ present our assortments are unusu- Telephone GArfield 7509 : ‘e‘oug and Political Movements in “e Mohammedan World.” The | ally attractive. —ner is for members of the club’ To Confine Itself to Investment |, ° ae > ° s tT ; E ‘ j nd thelr guests. Royall "| Interests—New Cotton Firm Switzler, 235 Westgate avenue, {s ; chairman of thé club. Organized. Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Teg : és Announcement was made yester- | day by the officers of the Lesser- | SU GAR Goldman Cotton Co. that at the, m™ close of the present cotton season, | me Sh UE C Aug. $1, 1927, that company would | GRANULATED ‘discontinue its activities in the cot-| With $1.00 Other Goods ‘ton business, and would thereafter | Cousins Special Coffee @ confine itself to the financial and makes a good Investment interests of its business. drink: 3 lbs 1,0 | There will be no change in the : ~satrcbah officials of Lesser-Goldman Cotton Fancy Pea Berry $] 20 im! Co. Alvin D. Goldman will continue i Coffee, 3 lbs as president, in active charge of ’ its affairs, and Harry Lesser as vice 3 Ibs. French $] 35 | president Lesser has organized a Blend Coffee. ... . separate company to be known as Cousins Best M the Lesser Cotton Co., which will Coffee, lb t succeed to the cotton business of Do You Like Tea? m | the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Co., and TRY OURS | he will have direct and active Filler, As- charge of the business of the new ' Cousins Pie company. The announcement of ; 7 ae . sorted; Makes 4 the company in part follows: iis iN wy! _ “During the past few years the . ii \ | Ei NN cs Ree & y | | ‘ LAWN GRASS SEED, investment and finance activities of | * Se he oh > - | , vA NOTHING more. che - kind a Facile Stam pai with the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Co. ’ it ; cen eg iy ; m in all the beau Ps | agie a have increased to such an extent > Se 4 | PALNS” oe : | A, ar | | ba ket weave d ) + pint bottles of and have become so important that \ | | ia Baer | | open, Ss A boun Maple and Cane Syrup— iit has become advisable that these \* ee Poss AG by the : ‘activities should be conducted sep- splendid for pancakes, ‘arate and apart from the cofton bread, biscuits, $] 00 business. For this reason, at the ' close of the present season, Aug. | i Honey, absolutely pure, § 31. 1927. the Lesser-Goldman Cot- | clover and alfal- $] 5 ton Co. will discontinue [ts activi- | ties tn the cotton business. fa; 5-Ib. pail. 7 6 . | New Corporation Oreanized. Peanut Butter — made | “The Lesser Cotton Co., a new. ™ corporation organized by Mr. Har- ry Lesser, which ts entirely sepa- rate and apart from the Lesser- Goldman Cotton Co., will succeed to the cotton business of the Lesser- Goldman Cotton Co. “Wir. Alvin D. Goldman, as presi- dent of the Lesser-Goldman Cotton a ~ Ce. , = Co.. will have direct and active . charge of the business of that com- Blenders of Coffee and Tea pany, Mr. Harry Lesser continuing s SOUTH BROADWAY Mm as vice president. “Mr. Harry Lesser, as president WHY CARRY IT? 'of the Lesser Cotton Co., will have Order by Phone. Phones: | direct and active charge of the: Satisfaction §WiAin 2551 business of that company. ee eee ee oe ere oe ‘ It Begins Monday—This Unusual Pre-Easter Sale at Vandervoort’s | ...,.... ..«asua ton Co. has been engaged in bust- ness. mainiy in the State of Arkan- mesh, and may be bought by the aww | Sas. although its operations have j . . 4 to match their beautiful curtain Nets are priced by the yard extended into adjoining states. ete “It is impossible for us to com- $ 75 $ 5 . | els. i'municate with all our customers $y 1 $2 Peo) THE THNG FOR [ese es nt oes ee ; # $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 adopting this means ofmaking the ‘ announcement herein contained a ——_—_—_—_— a sien FATHER AND SON and of expressing to our many | : 4 — | = ee iss Se, > be . = alike, *’ says Mr. H. A. Wilder, | Mr. Lesser as president of the Le- 500 of Them—The Majority Just in By Express who resides at 5371 Lotus Av., ser Cotton Co., a continuation ai ciation of the friendly spirit and . this same friendly spirit and co St. Louis, Mo. operation. Lesser-Goldman Cotton x Your Herb Extract, formerly | Active in Cotton Business. | Off d f th O bd called Herb Juice, has proved be- The Lesser-Goldman Cotton Co.. | wis d aa he O1ce at yond a doubt to be even better than since its organization, has been ac- | recommended as a system builder tive in the cotton business, espe-_ . e . and purifier, amd that’s saying a/cially in Southeast Missouri and , l wtf xce tiona f Y E l t whole lot. I've tried them all, I/ throughout Arkansas. It has be- Y Crl S our ar les guess, but In your medicihe I found come affiliated with many leading | just what I had been looking for, | enterprises of Arkansas and St P “ f ® and I make this public statement in | Louis, especially in financial and | rice O on ay ttention - lie a i u -m. » * — a % ‘ 4 —— em « Ak a we At en * ‘ . , F . orm age —. ot . ? a 7? of : - a Pee et © A - emo . = — 4 > en - ~ > a ¥ ie yp 4 rg” - ty N J ri oh A age hy ona oe » an gs 4 ye ’ * Y ong c re . w . ™ > 7 * - - 2 oe nme : as eit) - 7 . io Re gm 4 " tle. ah 2 * tao a +.“ i Be an aes a 4 + ere: Mae 3 DOO aay q a ake Ps PNG tie Mo ctor i se alga - oe he ‘ rm ee ey Aas . - 6 ah. ws ~ oom = é a * WN ena eee ~ : a him oon ~~ * : glial ig ti te . th * i oy + eee y > - me “ —s « om Ngpte >> a » or aids J ad > es ow e ihe nt " we Saas * . _ > dia ited ee, Aa - ‘ ax > en . sad : = ow ms : « mah * “eo . , ‘ - > ° " e . * : PP ne : — 7 _— — . , pt wy : is ot ey y 482 ie ues “3 ih oe ‘ — "y Gah Say eee", Ney © 4S ee ates fetes ee G Pry ie 2 ae SBS: ns aa > th iv 4% 0B ch ge & i nies tags 8 ¥ or x ri 202 ay 5} q a , ; ee ee A - a Rae Bee “oh PLR ae ss ae Sama Me Bec eRe ae is Sear hap yee LA a vee, ie ak | . Rey s P : Pn eo % ) eee : | ‘ Ke 5 ' ies aa Se RA roe Se CRIN SAIN, i. ** ovéreatee***. = by ete A te hag tling ny tite whe Sk eh at tg ya * * - - % hep 4 ~ *% ad co-operation that has been uni- ‘Or Mother and Daughter, far formly manifested, and we bespeak as that matters, old and young for Mr. Goldman, as president of the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Co., an4 LE A I Nt CY le a cc ~~ Oat > ea ee - wn —_ . i + Tt taf: “Se "* sd - two le yn ee ll seneecttiet Ee Sewer « & &- Fed ide dal NE cyte hedhins cersdien aie 1h Ae . ee ee ed ee Th 3 oa we baw Ss oe - Pp Py 2 rg teet 4, 1% © erwin : - « . - * e* wa « ey’ nee = oe ~ oie, eT pra - an - i. hopes that others may profifby my/ banking circles. | experience. | Goldman stated that the Lesser | Goldman Cotton Co. would enlarges land further develop its financial! Th; Ear ee 2 sd oe | . yestment enterprises and that Mis saie is tor both women and misses—it 1s wondrously in vari _civine— 7} : >> > gp geenehige: taviedag oe a aeieatie ae ws radiceoatgaey I ae ale mrtg attractive in variety and value-giving—showing full well what unusual purchases we made ~ tsar afte in order that our patrons mignt have the most protitable Pre-Easter choice possible. Every Coat is extremely smart—you'll see that at a glance—then — io aaser stated that he would eon- when you observe the quality of fabrics and neat tailoring, you'll ch ; . 4 ee cel deen Sail ddiaaden ananieaataie andkanee Hid oose here at once. ‘There’s no doubt of your satisfaction—so come early Monday C sortment. sizes 14 to 20 tor misses—36 to 44 for women—in their respective sections. O Disol f ‘ ur Display of Qué ig op egre, Prem a" gina “s cE Oe ey ~~ + i eoamely, rs ~~ e * sourl, Arkansas and adjoinine | states as heretofore, and would maintain his office in St. Louis. | lieve wm oe mel 6s urs Are Excellent Styles You Would Not Fabrics and Colors ) | will be Albert E. White, who has F : 3 ISIT ax Dr Department ¢ | heen with the Lesser-Goldman Cot- 4 t ir o V . Pole - | iman The majority of these Coats are fur trim Expect to Obtain for $55 Black and brown satin Coats, lorcheet Domaine. There are Curtains te ee ee med, some with very small up-standing - : ' CHAUNCEY LADD ESTATE lars, others with long a ae a si The f Kee models in black, navy, tan and green; twill SS ee selections. You iene av-co7n ttxlll.. 1338 5A F a - 7 . a + - . : ren a 2 New Styles for Easter IN | 4 Patterns, suitable for draperies, ¢ — . up in the morning feeling al! tired | ued at $26,500 . * aciuced are Alpine cloths of heavy . 4 / -- - ’ : 4 : . . . Ladd’e will the estate | , es me «Cred crash printed with bright f ; A a " id worn out, as if [ had had “no Under Mr conventional designs. Also colc ] - - hie ; cep at all—trying to work M™ thisiis placed tn trust with the &t. | Save } our Eyesight ; .s hard, and then. I doubt if I gave | Louls Union Trust Co., the Income % . : | x ern: employer all that was due him | going to his sisters, Miss Suan OOD vision is a vital factor in FoF SS yl 88 I S as a pee ndition made my work just twice also give my baby boy, # years’ Ladd and Mrs. Bessie I. Russell, a —a Herb Extract for a laxativ: p mother died when he was quite | brother, Charles Tadd, and a business. Headaches and evye- eer E= (ee —- ‘=, and tne milk that he asSigrancd-nephew and grand-nicc = —> s | . - , Beanet. Be We WS; La New Plaids New Handles Try One of Our Faciz “ } on was very consttpating.| Charies L.. and Susa! strain are often caused by faulty 3 06|6o6f «©. YoU whi have .a j . ‘ . a>, ‘ . . ¢ what ft means te give a child sight. Our registered optometrists 6 : Po SU; “y | N . To Ins Ski Z y ; — ine they dom't mind taking. | had marric ) =e ae, F 1 ment , | o medicine in an he Complete With Frames as Low as 16-rib Silkk Um- is one of the distinctive new Silk Umbrellas ss MEOH Phone GArtield a Juice, made from Mother Nn- 12.373 ever March of inat year Finger Waving, Marcel Waving 2 herds, and prociaimed bv The heavy movement of conl fay | wood shank. green, brown, purple and navy blue. 2 0? ayer ae eg oo Year weedy @& iarge degree ta the new | ; v Entire Head B | or a LEN UG STORES rece The report aleo shows a O Ip a , . oe Po ade, headquarters, for "tis great qutataatal increas in the emene {| J accard Optical Department |. acerveert'» Catedite Shep Wie View: Long Hair : he . of the first quarter ever the sama | : . Vandervoort’ i - s Beauty Shop—Third 3 ee Ladd. who was -~ FRR Oe nee me SO A eR ana oe ee - oceetieeeediiiees ee a 8 meee ly , sure that was the Terminal Inte rohanged 243,000 ferfal relief your medicine Drovght | last month. For the 31 daya, the || Cluded in this offer. For distant or | ) the i ) weather—restoring every vestige of ‘S great medicine is an herd | 698 over the previous month, and | $ borders and colored styled handle. Attractive shades — red. Wav; 0.00 .merican market; over a mwNlion | - = se $1 . ‘e, our bowels act reg- | ‘| am truly grateful for the wor- | Louls gateway made a new record ; hick: ng—whisking away blemishes of . | 282 loaded cara, an inerease of 44 brellas with fancy with an unusual border design or cleverly . | - _ and Wafer Waving by experts sands to be the most agreeabie,/ rall and commercial uaer in anti — free elimination of the bowels in- efiftective tonic-laxative on t} 5¢ | wation of the mine atrike contrib eures HEALTH,” period of 1926. a ste iti ind ose sis Son ee ™ hy tat eae “6 —— ite ce wn LENORE AR Pe 8 pe tn GEE no pepe Ai ET te . pe RR ee ¥ ‘ es i w re eit: bs Qe agi PT geek ne at iy od ‘ sy oe a t J Ais th - z nig ot ae " m . _ i * P . a > - i eine Ce Tere aehe saree eid Pte tet

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORINING, APRIL 8, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods These health-promoting feeds carried in complete stock in @ epectay are partment in our Basement. Be sure to this department, or Telephone GArtield 7509 ad Locust, From Ninth to Tenth VERYTHING’S in readiness, and you will find endless delight in the myriad things we have assembled to beautify and modernize your home. The Fourth and Fifth Floors are impressive displays of furniture, Summer rugs and draperies, gay chintzes, porch and lawn furnishings and artistic garden pieces. Come in and see what is new and smart for the hormie. semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets for Six $Q.90 THIS colorful Set {s attractive- ly decorated with bright col- ored flowers in clusters, with a AN Slumber Throws 10% — more charming for the Summer bed- room—in all the beautiful decorative colors. Soft, open, basket weave, bound with satin to match. Made ¥ by the manufacturers of “Ken- wood” Blankets. New Bedspreads of taffeta weave have neutral beige ground with stripes of rose, jade, blue and lilac. Decorative and serviceable. Full-size $11.50. Twin size $9.75. English Printed Spreads have jaspe grounds with de- signs like bright colored chintz, $4.75. Extra large » size, $7.50. Bianket Shop— Fourth Floor. rims. Excellent quality. China Ghop—Jourth Fioor. Crystal Stemware 65c Each- Beautifully cut crystal bowl with { amber stem and foot, of the quality usually sold at $1.00 each. Full doz- ens in all pieces, including goblets, sherbets, footed tumblers, cocktails and wines. Set of 6, $3.75. Glassware Shop—Fourth Floor. ys . > nal 7 . = Og Ay Frags ey ES be 4.40 =e ee ek aR os pw ened Somme ; a oe: " a se pe . ve - 7 ws a wae in in _ e Special Purchases Provide Unusual Advantages in the Sale of Wilton Rugs 9x1 2-Ft. Size ae Qn You will see at a glance that these are Rugs of A Fine Group of 9x12-Ft. super-quality and they have been selected with a Axminster Rugs view to providing every need. There are many ap- Regularly $57.50 propriate selections for the living room, dining room, bedroom, sunroom or office. All new, fashionable Very: heavy pile Rugs of splendid colors and patterns. weave, in a complete showing of the new patterns and color combinations. Open field Chinese designs and many of the new allover effects. mehy t ritt te te ie a abel on dervoort s Oa Quaker Nets come in every kind of mesh, and may be bought by the yard to match their beautiful curtain pan- els. Nets are priced by the yard $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 SS sR oe 3 x ry toe an: Re ka Be ee ee od Ps ~ New Arrivals in 9x12-Ft. Wilton Rugs Regularly $75 to $95 673 Just in time for the April sale—this group of new patterns featuring rose, taupe, mulberry, tan and other beauti- ful colors in Chinese and allover ef- fects. Finished with fringe. That Earliest ttention ERY fine Suite of Heppelwhite design, with hand- painted decorations in color. Walnut and satinwood finish with white oak interiors. Twin beds and additional pieces to match are extra. As illustrated— 3 Pieces, $495 Solid mahogany End Table of unusually at- tractive design and ex- cellent finish. Regu- larly $22.00, for $16.50 Quaker Curtain Panels, finished with bullion fringe, in new madras, Shantung, and plain or figured filet weaves in great variety, for the Ear- ly American or English type home $4.50 Each Our Display of Quaker Laces Featured for “Homecraft Week” Ons. : VISIT our Drapery Department this week and see the special displays we are and Colors There are Curtains to suit every type of home—the Early American, satin Coa | making. ts, lorcheen Dutch Colonial, Late Colonial, French and Spanish. We will be glad to help lavy, tan and green; twill- | YOU make artistic selections. You will be surprised to find these fine Curtains 80 Ve i ; ack, navy and tan—kashas ee nusual purchases we made see that at a glance—then —s0 come early Monday Waitex Rugs Size 9x12 Ft. +1902 New, Heavy For Spring and Summer Use These closely woven Fiber Rugs come in gay, bright col- ors that will add immensely to the attractiveness of the Sum- mer home. They are unsurpassed for serviceability. Other sizes priced in proportion. Fireside Chair, early American type, cov- ered with tapestry. Choice of two colors. Regularly $89, for This Living-Room Suite of two pieces has hand- carved wood frame of excellent construction. The up- holstery is done in fine mohair and velour. $215 Freize on cushions. Wonderful value d charmeen Coats in black, . d green shades. for Women Offered en’s Coat Shop th Street Side, _. e of Our Facials ire Skin Loveliness for Easter $1.00 Up Med Beauty Operators will give Facial Treatment that is almost esults—as beneficial as it is sooth- weng away biemishes of Winter Storing every vestige of perfect ness. bintment, Phone GArfield 7500 sr Waving, Marcel Wavi Water Waving by em anent Waving, $10.00 ire Head—Bobbed or Long Hair ’s Beauty Shop—Third Flees. | Casement weaves. Quaker Curtain Panels Two wonderful groups of period signs, in Amerex, Shantung and Natural color or the new marquesan shade. All] finished with deep bullion fringe. Suitable for the Spanish or Italian type of fur- Rshings B® $6.00 and $7.50 Each - Puritan Cretonnes Quaker Rayon Curtains Designs adapted from Old French tapestries and other beautiful weaves for use in the French, English or Italian interior. Amerex, Shantung and novelty weaves of great beauty and originality. Fringed or flounced. Made extra wide $10.50 to $13.50 Each A very large assortment of the newest Patterns, suitable for draperies, cushions, | Blip covers and other decorative purposes. Included are Alpine cloths of heavy, natural 65c the Yard Cornice Fringes colored crash printed with bright floral and , SOnventional designs. rnistic patterns Also colorful mod- Illustrated at right is a window treated ay colored Alpine cloth, finished at Same colors $1.25 Yard —_— ' the top with ten-inch Cornice Fringe carry- Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. * Budget Your Buying "THERE'S a way to save as you spend, and the a Budget Bureau— Fifth Floor—will tell you Mow. Be sure to ask about the Budget Plan. Avail Yourselt of Our Services in Interior Decorating ONSULT our Interior Decorating Department whenever you desire, without feeling obligated in any way. We maintain a staff of thoroughly experi- enced decorators and a corps of well-trained workers who are capable of carry- ing out every detail from start to finish. Let Us Submit Estimates on Modern Paneled Rooms Decorative Painting Canvas Work Cabinet Making Ornamental Plaster Work Furniture Renewal Wood Finishing Wall Papering and Painting Lighting Fixtures A telephone call will bring our representative to your home for con- sultation. This service is also extended to our out-of-town patrons. Interior Weoorating Studice—Fourth Floor. Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 por Jatmey Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth at Wrought iron Magazine Rack, finished in green. Very decorative as well as useful. Furniture shop—Fifth Fioor. - Deferred Payments DONT deprive yourself of beauty in your home. You can buy here to the extent of your established credit, —s a eee reduce the balance cach mon

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___ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WALGREEN CO. man | Pa: = Ness 3 >» UGS wna REPUTATION" 3 | Bhart FOUR. S—12 STORES IN ST. LOUIS ss & = way 7 STORES—12 S = ik ecniiRl’S DRT : Mor Johnson testifi¢c for divorce Marc: Tnion & Delmar — — ‘ Belt &£ Pershing Cc. S Yost to ~ nape C. of ©. ; “ Lasp er S. Yos efitor of the edi- 514 Washington ‘ > * W algreen’s ») fi Wt De Baliviere & Kingsbury f the Globe-Democrat, “Double Rich” oilet Articles ei | a Brick This Sale at All St. Louis Stores Monday Only! Ice Cream a Sf Is Simply Delicious Bleedin Rich in quality, nourishing and Gums health giving. Adds a finishing touch to your afternoon luncheon You can correct this, help pre- vent Pyorrhea and down bad or Sunday dinner. You are sure to find your favorite brick among breath with— ASTRINGOSOL those on sale. Drop into your nearest WALGREEN store today. Stearns CONCENTRATED Antiseptic—Costs Lese—Does out... a5C More— Tastes Better Chocolate Maked Milk Brick, 50c —-55¢ 89c $i 09 | Toilet Articles | 50c Hinds 39¢ 1927... ‘PAGE 10B ___ _ ST.LOUIS —" EQUIPMENT WORTH $7. eens = ay POWWY : SS ~ ~ > x ap pa rat chine” . fe °° @eteade = s oe ys su", “e* Skinker & McPherson Cherokee & lowa Hodiamont & Easton Sth & Washincton Grand & Delniar Kingshighway & Delmar about w } sisted of cash in banks. 515 Olive St. ‘th & Locust i tori al p age O1 rill address a lunca With “professional equipment” valued at $7 the late Lee V. John- son, known in Wellston's clairvoy- ant colony as “Khiron the Mystic,” @massed an estate valued at $31,- 478.89. An tnventory was filed ves- ; >pir terday at Clayton. Khiron died j| comn last Monday of pneumonia at his Bome and office, 6123 Easton ave- | ais nue. kT, _ His equipment consisted of s1 eon meeting of L : aiae — . a S i Major-General G. A. Poore, — rr fic - anding office: of 4 aoe on Sore tches of Gravel — 1 Waters Causing Trouble. ns ~~ ae eee em ee rain throughou Prescribed by Dentists . ~ > ; a . ota = 4 ‘ ~ — - ‘ 7 7 _ = » y — > eeday made ait * ~tarh - > ee. P i)- 7 £00 Paris ROUGE France _ PoGo—a genuine handmel: | _ creamy. soft rouge—made ang | _ packed over there. Holds pow. | der and blends Three shades: really bright: The newest Spring shades and patterns. eut from full bolts, ag many yards as you ifke, per yard. 29¢ PRINTED PERCALES, YD, 15 20c AND 26c DRESS GINGHAMS large vYa- Hs of plain colors and this season’s newest stripes, fancy checks, pinids and overstripe plaids. All are 33 inches wide: not remnants. but cut from full boltx. Ag many yards as you like: om ante Monday in basement, per yd. 10r ap 00 KHAKI ALL-WATERPROOF TENTS Wall style, aize 7x7 feet. Made of henvy 14-oz. treated duck with full 3-focot walls double sewed with nen-rot thread and COFFEE —is real cof- fee, the finest, mel- Hl you ever | tasted. With that old time | Java flavor. | No harmfal | after-cffect- from this Coffee. Culture Ripening its the secret. (Limit Twe) - LISTERINE ite ne 6 9 C POUND Tooth Paste For Glistening White Teeth Counteracts acidity. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Consis- tent use of Lidsterine Tooth Paste will prove beneficial to | your teeth. Price, regu- | lar, 25. Special. . ee Three Tubes, S3¢ Patent Medicines 40c Castoria crietcrers) ZIC - Honey and - Almond Cream heavily reinforced at ail straining points. Cemplete with ropes poles and «takes. SEE IT DISPLAYED If OUR BASEMENT Gainsborough Hair Nets Single, 10c; 3 for 25¢ Double, 15c; 2 for 25c¢ Dental Magnesia 50c Phillips’ 39c 35c Woodbury’s 59c Soap 3 Bars Od $1.20 Caldwells:”2 83c $1 Nujol “x 83c Dr. West’s Tooth B Your Tooth Brush is safe thumb brushers if you use brush that polishes as it Cleans © $1 Lavoris wa. 79c ° 50c Phillips PP neat 39c $1.25 Cremulsion, 98c SS Fy | 50c Musoldent, 39c Barge ooo 90c Veronica Water, 73c “SSS a Se ya $1 Lysol 79¢ $1.25 Father John’s"eicineQ3¢ $I Wampole’s ci" 79c j $1.25 Pinkham’s Corpma BOE — Check That Cough Pie oe 62S" mucha $1.20Scott’sEmulsion, 83¢ 2X0! ENEUMONIABS so: on! facies toute 60c Glover’s 47¢ vxihdeA SI Bo oS 60c Rem Peed S5c lodent Tooth Paste | Bird's Point, $1 Miles Nervine, 79¢ (2.027 == Ss 60c California Syrup of 42c oe : = > poin $1 Glyco-Thymoline, 89c zc Hill’s Gx: 2ic tsc Mentholatum, 2Ic 31 Rinex Tablets, 89c Palmotive Sears Shaving Cream Were: «: per slee "7° eo >. on sced Thursdar. cause be very slippery. This however, i. -condary | : ighway | aj] rains, such as expe- — RE et : “ - ¥he ee eee ‘ Fs a - 4 & wp —s » ~ 77 TS a4 z Se 2. “ el I . coghunys ’ ie " * . “. he al « | 10cDonaCastile:::.27c 65c Ponds shesetintnas Oia 44¢ 35c Frostilla Z7C 60c Djer Kiss -.c7.. 42 60cD.&@R. &% 39c Cream $1 Golden Peacock #1 59¢ Soap 25c Resinol ::7. 59c 35c Djer Kiss tau [9¢ 50c Pepsodent 7" 37c 60c Creme Elcaya 49c 25c¢ Ant. Donnelly ;22. 50c 90c Mavis 2%. 29¢c 60c Pompeian “= 42c 25c Mavis Talcum, 18c 60c Forhans 722 42¢c 60c Pompeian ;2:2.. 42¢ 25c Packers Tar ;32.59¢ 90c Pebeco (2: 37¢ Paste JUSTRITE A Safe and Eftecticoe Spot Remover KOTEX Lay in a gen- Heavy Khaki, water nooet top. white sides; ® Tx 7-ft Complete. ig om oe Me rface of th erous supply « \ | of these scien- tific . Sanitary Pads during ii i KS this sale. F back wall. Reg. $20 St 7 s - I > = meta - = v)vte, om plete. : — — $25 KHAKI WATERPROOF Te TENT SEE |e S| Be “Ask for them | $40 TO $60 RADIO SETS KNOWN $1995 f. by name” $50 to $90 RADIOSETS Ray-O-Vae Dy Cell Batiories....28¢ 8 8 $1 Chasiyn $.0.S. Hydrometer. new 3Bc Mored i-dial, Neutrodyne, Bexstone with thn seeahke $2 Elec. Seidering iren, special... 69c Laxe. toverse, Duples ‘99 15 $1.25 Amsce Vernier Dials, now. .49¢ “Choice, Until All Seid wee Ra te ee ta $ it to bee Lotion An instant-lathering Shaving 2 Fisk, j Stoddard County Cream, effects a close, smooth 7 is a three-qua shave. The popular Shaving | Cream, known everyones Priced at Disinfectant Disposed of as easily as tissue 42¢ ' phoat ‘ a . ~ . * ss e _ > 7 a: «* . e? - * + a >| . £ Ls rafiie and the road was 3c ; uC “ Passa « i. 2 : fo t x a 5 : \ . ry r rr ; TUCKS an‘ ; m= ° +* er. —_ ° 4 if : : rds” Point was Regular 65c package. Special for this saie.... $1 Speaker Extension Cord, 20-f., 3@c $i Baitery Cable Set, reduced to. _25¢ $1 Murdeck 4-Way Plug Jack, new 3Ec F 75e Lightning Arresters, nox only 25c & $1 Veltmeter or Ammetsr, choice, 45 $i0 Tetem Pole Aerial, new. $4.95 va $10DS5.Sterage A Battery 6-1 $4.95 8 Reduced $22.50 A-Prwar tin §-' Come $10.95 60: GENUINE CHAMPION X/| eres SX $2 Ferd inner lobes, new..93C $2 Fywac Ferd Timer....$1.00 US. Inner Tubes.2814.40, $1.79 + Klaxon Aute Hern... $2.29 $2 Locking Radiater Caps. ..@@e | $3.50 Beyce Moiometer. $2.29 . @ 50c Tube Repair Kit, now...1Sc | $1.25 Waker Acto lack @9c | : anne? | a $15 Ferd Speedometer. vn | | MEN'S $20 SPRING TOPCOATS Seve" MEN’SSBITS | MENS’s4.&s5 &TOPCOATS OXFORDS Well-known oan 0 AQ brands, good- 99 looking Footwear. sbi Tan. brown and lie: black: 9 different i styles; Goodyear alg Spring weit; durable rub- ee te Gainsborough « aro Powder Puffs Pink and white in both woo] and velour in individual glassine bags. 10c to 35c Mange Remedy On Greatly ill eliminate use of . r'ry service acroas tre Gude’s Pepto- Mangan : .- ‘fr A in sum- i's-VMem im passa bie 60c Stafferd’s Avie Pelish...19c $1.25 Aute Parking Light...49¢ $1.50 Acte Stopligni, new... 79c $1.25 Beveled Auto Mirror. 49c is higwhwa, jetour ~ _* re wes of *par ment closing of e heeause the at point was CUT CRUDE 0 OL USE OM — HIGHWAYS f Pe : ie amount ap ed thi > read © [|2e@ s™maeaijest in >¢ -. « 4 ” ; as ; =¢ * . . e nat olle@ roads eo to if ° , ° Ga i ; m a - ‘fe Winter while gravel a ae — : "Y, Sas fonvinced many high- aa, e : ‘ 2 : *s7 e? 4 i? ‘" iG. rat st r ~ : g HAVANA BLUNT 6 for 235C.: on a LOUIS M ARTINEZ — Regular 10c¢ Size Box 25, $1.88 1 5, Regular 10c Size : PRODUCTO, MAPA CUBA, EL VERSO ~ 3 for 25c Se = aoe Box of 50, $5.95 Box Special! 10c Chancellor Box 23 re we, © Remores a : . ; - ? . ° 2 € é : i oF So a + . q * ‘ . ; i? “ e s . 3 $% z s ‘ ~ . 7 ’ FF | cs x s hs . . val bd > as - - : i F . £ = / bel ~~ - ret iF rg : .*3 Sa s \- ¥ ae x a i“ ¢ Sk # ; - gs ‘Se Bed m2 ad ° a : ¢ ; 4 * 4, gat a ‘3 ot 4 - ’ - 2 ay 5 Oe ; * ba ree ey A he yy reg é : i ‘ er 5 ; a aul ee os ee *e : 7 * , ¥ 5 as “+ res “it o ’ se So a * - ie Peas & ~~ She He : se Ye tae» eae * ety : a 3 48 Bae te z &, he ae é Pei ah,» : ri ¢ 4 4 A = - Ot ts me 4 7 “= ~~ ~, +. - >, i . aay 2 €. 3 he 2 ; bee By cs * s pat: , nak: .. i : & : a : ade ys tS ut hs s 7 oe at ; ce. ¥ dys ™ Pe ¢ Tee # s* > Psa , a 2 ‘ 7 . ae zx. * he ages ." $ ee es] 2 1 be - ae ct “ y? ? ae [? ‘ ; 7 P ~ q net “ ve “ bie 3 Bg) Teeg c.g” 8 ; ey 7) q =? ee oa « 8 arenes) 7 © 3 Paes ha * ter, Rae oe i tae a‘ ee i oe ay sie % Ss 4 s - a % y GRR te 4 ee * sf or ee #4 : eS / ej : «el ss .. ¢ Se - e* oe oe 4 ein 7 ae ‘ a . - ty Sy: v = FAS o * Se ae e i : F ; Oe >, ~ a Se i 3 ie ,* i . ir Ys * oR : eee a4 ‘ Reread at oP aie ~ S $ Speke a do ct P “ ° 5: ee ie Fes ¥” Reh, 33 >. ae ee : a wae 4 - 3, be # > sg 29n, ‘ as ee fey i - ee AS . ra ~ - — ~ - a ¥ 4 WGA * a ” - dhe * nea ' AES, 5 ar . =e + ws - , be a ; ee ae A ? 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Ametita Narcis Perfume, No. I-—For =. es Rand ¢ rise ville. and a W hiten —to Ward Off Sere Throats At Our Downtown Stores purifies the mouth. 20- $5 00 WILL NOT STAIN Djer-Kisse Perfume, $2.98 — Se Se ; + 1-o2. original W kiten to Green Tube properties for soothing 1-O2. original 59c $3.48 | - .. $5.50 Coty’s Parts Perfume, Teeth Easy to to Patterson 37¢ Contains the required oz. bottle, $1.00 size, Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, 8 $5.98 1-02. original. i $3.00 | 9% 45c¢ $1.39 SppiD etn erate” tig whe ativan % Liss testy apie oe ape” Saseec See gets . - pha Sais. Keely a

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— WAH _ MH WNT AMY. F GWE SWS BWW SB ABIQGQAYk FF SHH. STS WH GAAONVyY gs ye we ¢ “ ‘S: ES NSS § SSS Qos § RN a, & Sonne SX s NS SS Sow Rew orcs — # oo AY \S WW ASQ ' - \ \ \ OR RRS NS N N WY SO NS . SS WY \ \N ' aan: SHXKWY RQ NK : SX* : a S ae NaS f | . N N > Raa SQ |} x OY | S Qa oer PTH | New Way to = . Keep Teeth (Ac a sais Clean oS mon ifl? pees ee i : : : | ccomaaorn somes, HM RS DIRT Engl ) : Much of Illinois Road SS Zs ccna ce Sheed Crown _for_Long Time “Work Planned This Year Mp Acc ARIF Will Benefit St. Louis Numerous Paving Projects of Interest to cleans every a Necessary on Sore Motorists in This Part of Country tooth - surface, even those hard i che of Gravel — Under Way or Planned to ret at. Kee P , ms Sees : ; > my y POOR Ie fection, Trouble. | ———— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 38, 1927. PAGES 1—14. ee noe oe eaneerene SS RRR E SO AE A a LRAT LALALI ITT : CoM wba Five major road building pro- ating. This stretch will not be waa YYYY ES ie ee SE SOSOD : sii | jects will be completed in 1927 | paved until late in 1927, Slaymak- = Be site aa | as part of the Illinois highway (er stated, because numerous fills Prescribed by Dentists 69 SC EI EOE EO (- eee | CU. Paris ROUGE France PoGo—a genuine handmade creamy, soft rouge—made and packed over there. Holds pow- der and blends beautifully, Three shades: The new Vif— really bright; Brique, best far - o> blondes; ~ Ronce B)})) (raspberry) wei tor blonde Zo or brunette | ) | 90c | Dr. West’s Tooth Brush Your Tooth Brush is safe from thumb brushers if you use the meaty rain throughout wrsday made all but , and gravel highway + generally impassable. . ong number of dirt roac wer water Or in quagmire co ang should not be tra veles ‘Federal Highway ven Fulton and Jeff , as closed 1° traffic Friday pecause Of flood water ebway several miles north ann City. This road is gens 4 by St. Louis motorists, . . City bound, who leave St be Federal No. 40 to Fultor wel south over No. o4 to. p City. he only travelable high » State at present whways No. 61, south, vis to Cape Girardeau route, via Mt River and. Farmington. me 66, the St. uis-Rolla- fingfield-Joplin highway. Pwo 40, the St. Louis-Kanses City Meine shighway via St. Charles, lombia and Boonville. No. 50, the St. Louis-Kansas City hway via Manchester road, tion, Jefferson City, Sedalia. hese highways are of concrete d gravel and for the most not af- ted by inclement Federal Highway me east and west acro (1). Above: “Tommy” Milton | and his 16-cylinder freak that did 156m. p.h. (2). In circle: “Sig” Haughdahl’s 6-cylinder car that he claimed to have driven at 180 m. p. h. (3). Above, at right: The 24-cylinder, ro0o0o-H. P. Sunbeam projectile on wheels that Maj. Seagrave drove at 207 m.p.h. (4). At right: so00-H. P., 12-cylinder Sunbeam that Capt. Malcolm Camp- bell grove at 174m. p.h. (5). At lower right: A 12-cylinder Sun- beam that Seagrave drove at 152.8 m. p. h. This is the only one of the excessively fast European cars that can be driven in a race of any distance. It is virtually a highly developed, ordinary 12-cylinder | car, though its engine develops around 350 horse power. — - i - Poca By JAMES SPENCER, Automobile Editor. ECORDS of 207 miles per hour for a single mile. and 203 m. p. h. average for two miles run in opposite directions made by Major H. O. D. Segrave on the beach at Daytonia. Fla., last week are likely to stand a long time. Segrave is reported ot have ordered his car back to England, and ?! beach or other course in fo » = ae ‘ ritain or the European | on which such speeds are possil we ‘ thal * s | *7 on >? , 4nere is no aujomobijle in , LAALILI IT Y f, ss . a ™ * . or, 7 * a Ps ve Ad ’ a’ “ae a oy Opt. eA ES "eX io SSM 2 a 4 Nes Laer S. eee * - - — = auras © —— ° ow — es ye Oe as Foe ae aa, 2D Te ae on ave ane TREC a Fae bs $id ot ry we gees ‘ ie 6 we gooey es ee ee ee oe . as . SERN aR Rm Ae tare aR NA A Rt ICR A I EG IIS ANOLE OTTO ao ee) ta fa Matt, ib Bi toa é? tun 6 Yeas ato - ‘ ow >be, Tray pe » ty » oe - a ay a ; : . hile we ort ——~ | Belleville a grading outfit is oper- (Continued on Page %.) brush that polishes as : m Birds Point on the Missis- ; ' , ! : A ¢ ae : shes as it cleans. ‘ Le aes ee - er, lea that eould be ‘re Aaitt run construction abroad any car that,and builders of automobiles who) ways in this country. Continued on Next Page. = 4 7 ” ro eee" res ae ’ - mi De ooh On tne Y tee See : . 9 S OF PEN nt EET! Se OPENER eRe Scene F Bpringfield, tually severe winter, h ked the high grade sec vo aveled surface of this highway | mi periodical rains, such as expe- waced Thursday. cause it to be-! Me Very slippery. This is espe- | Billy so between Poplar Bluff and nm Buren, where at present a 4- | mamud blanket covers the high- Palmolive Therelsa ~*~ ™ _— — PAGES sg Sia wet SES " ‘ SE in WE Mae nb ins A waves oe mae Sh pce REL CRN OMI LIOR At OE Hitt Hae. = ed making necessary the use of eA im. The same condition exists | = — RK -7 the four-mile stretch just east of | ~ . Se ool, which is a fill-in built up a Btiy in 1926. An instant-lathering Shaving |} met Fisk, in Stoddard County, ’ Cream, effects a close, smooth re is a three-quarter-mile low | shave. The popular Shaving er stretch on No. 60 which Fri- Cream, known’ everywhere. | 9 Was reported under water Priced at | ihway patrolmen were on hand | assist traffic and the road was 23¢ : MU to be passable, Ferry Bervice for trucks and ight tfraffic at Birds’ Point was : med several days ago. Check That Cough Construction of the highway of Yours Right Now ldge across the Mississippi River AVOID PNEUMONIA wm Bird's Point, Mo.. to Cairo. Roadstere a+ ¢ha 4 . + ae ai liiadt point was ‘ . has been started. Th sridge wk " . Special mt SMP be butt: at a cost of $3100 000 The remarkable thing about Peerless is just . Me the bridge wil! eliminate use of can buv a Peerless and rest assured of genuine Iodent contains fodine, the ‘ dericktown to Neelyville, Mo.. | body tissues.: Ortheas rRantas” ond in eum. - . ° 4 ’ . : es te tocts-itn Peerless Six-80 before vou buy. You'll find it andthroat : . +€veral points. st @ Greenville, and a deton: i xt ye mo, « IV] oy ease. Tosth Easy to eae and a detou power, smoothness, driving € Teeth Hard te tet eborted the closing of the powerful Six-72, $1899 to $2995; the famous : zreenville because the , ee " Be. . V-tvpe Eight-69, the car on which so much of } CUT CRUDE OIL USE } — ON ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS vou can know it’s a Peerless through and > ese : . rs ge LINCOL r a Mh ae . : ! SER, > . 1 a oe through. g i ' re than $600,000 of which was 7 $ 1.23 _ and around Cairo by sale this— r mm) soe No matter what you expect to pay for a car, you ‘we 'esent ferry service across the “ > lodent Tooth Paste | Wms rivet tiers Poin Federal Highway No. 67. from. satisfaction best known purifier and M the Arkansas line. enerally nq” : stimulant of Ma. ot tm oointe tn If vou have about $1500 to spend, drive the It keeps your as part of the St. Louis-Mem ee ee eat enway. ts impassabl: stands head and shoulders over any other car sooarttndy : Beers months ago this highwa\ of its price class in beauty, finish, comfort, a. £.Sas | or repairs betweer W hite Py , : 1 oa : —— . oa. Te — 7 - : 7 Be ne aauiheast into Green In addition there is the Six-90, $1695 to $1995; 0. 2—For y | SnWay Je partment Francis River its banks. am . ia } @o-aA~ 2O=—n~ 5 banks Peerless reputation is founded, $2795 to $3795. Regardless of the price vou pay for a Peerless 6 the Post-Dispaict Se i Winnie § Renorta ir. . ' = ies Mas ein ‘ha e3 , er. Backed by a company that for 25 vears has been ne ee Be Pe the smallest in a de- famous as a producer of the finest automobiles monev can buy. ~ UD, has convinced ma ny high- ieee Cn See the Peerless that fits vour purse. Ride in it. V ’ | ~ : ~—VNCrs, it is said, that ae ° 25 , HAVANA BLUNTS conomical to substitute gravel We'll gladly send it to vour door for vou to aoe eC ‘ss — drive. LOUIS MARTINEZ [ii mrs 4 for 30c | Safety f Box 25, $1.88 Box 50, $3.75 ? Notice Regular 10c Size 3 -PRODUCTO, MAPA- dive jthtinetiy, dangerous to fr car during this ex- CUBA, EL VERSO Pits ret eather withons making sure your brake« 5 7) in one hundred per cont ar 2OC Soe. ear ci, beer ie ane $3.95 3 — inspect them without Do this today with- i «dl - She weather man Gonzalez. Queens | e Lhe | Size 1 2c “Gabrie) Snubber Sales & Box of 50, $5.95 ‘a 0OtéSViicle CO Box § pecial! ee. $1.98 ; act that oiled ronds go to 'in the winter while gravel Peerless Motor Car Corporation Cleveland, Ohio Manufacturers of the 90° V-type Ejighi-69, the Powerful Six-72 and the Remarkable S1x-s0 (All Prices F. O. B. Factory) DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. Phone JEfferson 2810 DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS oe % als. PEERLESS « HAS ALWAYS BEEN «: A GOOD «+ CAR Associate Dealer Armstrong & Gatzweiler 7/809 Manchester Av. Maplewood 3107-11 Locust Boulevard =. C. MERRY. Prep. ‘6771 3920 Lindel! Bl. oaartenineeaenenenennemeeieneemeamnememmmmmmmmats

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PAGE 2 _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i , «3. WBAL TO JOIN “BLUE” CHAIN RIGHT-HAND DRIVE CAR eee ence Menes co, A age. | took We aa ENGLAND MAY KEEP speed for two runs ip Op i- -€t full speed on the relatively short for the mile was set by Lieut. rections. Pendine Sands course, so deter- Williams at 266.68 miles per ho i 4 to the foreign export de- ar. . rei] ‘ ; Ti . i t a i ! i h rt} ; 7 +} ‘4 e IS SOLD T0 ST LOUISAN cial ore r ‘0 aus “ ™ ig . x ‘ ¥ SPEED CROWN FOR Sig Haughdabhl, z i ed to make his trials on the yw illiams is credited with an unof- WRAL a 5060-watt station at frat hall ' . *, o~ ; - » be . _* ” . . ~~ armor oj ‘ir tra i? swecu- 77 - BX’ iUvi i ia beach. fic ] 302 2 Toiles Pr ho a4 ye “6 eit _ : Voster nro ene > ‘ fy SOME TIME TO COME “™¢rican dirt ~ . ee ee ee 16 meter, 1226 kilo-| The Western Automobil ‘ a . _ ™ . ‘ o ¢ > bse il & . Ver “ * ba rrr : = > Troe . a racer of peculiar streamiin “ven as ne Was preparing Motorcycle . , + -ationa) | the past week sold t! (eontinued from Preceding Page. » es , P a “aa car Parrv-Thomas too ITC : evcle ts join the Nationa ‘ - ~ shape, powered it with : . eS Se Vas arry-inomas | - Paul Andersor of the Tnited hand drive Pierce-Arro hat kh tf anh 8 .* we ‘tae ‘ry L'¢ : r _ ° _ Ir3e6 ‘ eh in "3 - ba iw Ad Tomm) "hae "s . . 7 ’ vlinde - engine, ati 3 ae Lied that : af ui I's ~. ° +> s “Ian - near? i ide . y are "A > r rr" , a a” aoAe Tz" % « ns t. ‘ - @ — oo > + ee Cay ee. ee i * Pencine Sands a 14 . rave peal & ¢ ad ‘na , + Peg , = . at . ® . y ‘ Lr 3 ‘ ’ a. , * — , ——~ nm r ~r 4 sian i ‘ > In‘an intervi: 1 ine r drive for the mii mad Kilometer Pavtona last week. of course, is ._ ile On @ motor cycle one Wavy or? Life, limb-and law compel sure hiekes. _— — : é noer : n- ° nar? ? +f , cine hte? 4 oy : . ; - ’ ; M stop ee ' apy , 4 re U iSiti é « ef s - pia : ; OLissO aed f it +44 Lory . the A rpaifon roa 4 at 159 n 40 2 per otor, gears and axies reno have smooth . nm * « rf 2 To ; rs) * > r 2 | ’ ‘ an . > = - iy é oh " | ’ e in : : . - » Uic ie. | cinning aa ‘ i Wika = a\- _* y | ij a \ id ii sii ‘ i “ r * - k* Brit ~ b, _ - k VW si ‘ eoiiy @ ‘ --* aa% Asa A =, aa ; Pais isSid arivel “ —- —— ™ ~ + , Drivers to Fore am nvhats aly nearl : a a ; i 6ia 4 a4 ; F _ , “> ~. ate + once drove a Fiat automobile at thx .— . ny 4 Z ; mT ? ° +-* , an . ‘ : ‘ .* ii Viili Odds ti ¢ 5 ies ti 4 ° ' ai . , —— . —" 4 2 , : rate of 146 miles per hour, Ander- > February, 1826, Duesenbe 1000-H. P. Sun- O14 “999” of the New York Cen- all ri A surprise for performance, 7 sure tral Railroad, 112.5 miles per hour. easy stopping and a service — before t\ 4 a | Size nein 76m 9 &** aT +} } via n? to the motor pu = _ ‘ 4 ' = + et " : ; nine on the oe eet Buile with tough brass wire, prevents button-holeing. : it ei 18x18 2-Car m is credited with having run Proof against heat, water and oil. th ‘gee"”™ :7 | » miles in 914 minutes. or at the Wirebestos Group Sew for pleasure cars. Se =~ af ' 10x18 1-Car Size, | The Extra Heavy Duty Lining forsevere bus abuse. SS Sal 7 + et Cee Calas Gn VE Transmission FORDS $ 25 Gareg FORD CARS Reduces strain on drums, gears and axles. Saves tires and fmel. Fleet owners a surprise TT ENAMELED for you also, the easy start on steep hills and smooth getaway isamaring. Works like e e THREE COATS ean electric motor. Proven product of ——rae ~‘ahalea aan Se name. ese serve satisfy ad Known the world over. Millions now. in use. / where all others have failed. : Other Cars $25 and Up [Ne Jerks] rcstst ON THESE BRANDS, ACCEPT NO OTHERS. Building on Dispiay at 6220 Ridre Open Everines anf Sundays 9 Aggressive deaicrs everywhere have them. WM. A. FLYNN eee DURWYLLAN COMPANY, Inc. Mfrs. = DElmar 1680. 4560 Ewans Ar. Paterson — ~ se " . : Pu . ‘ ‘ j — . . ' . oy? me oe ~rsag' -* ’ ry & ~ ’ ? ~’ . . . ar . s - . -* ‘ ‘ . 4 ad ‘ « ‘ - ~ ~~ ‘ _ . - ‘ ’ 2 4 4 a: ~ a “ a4 A ; + ‘ . 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Simplicity that makes || ) METROPOLITAN DEALERS for power, efficiency, smoothness. | med fe. i : WEST In addition, you enjoy all these im- : ie ER ANS 8 IT A = SOUTH Suburb - ® ' =wrertT ¢ 2 = an Hudson-Essex Co. portant Willys-Knight advantages: ene eo wnat? Ee ee — Ss “ Lebens-Hudson-Essex Co. 23-25 S. ~ eae Ciayton Mo. W Ydown 0820 Easton Motor Sales Co., : — = erokee and Gravois PRospect 0956 piegelberg Auto Co 5829-31 Easton A: CAb 3 Belflex shackles for chassis silence ee ene Sa. i Sa b : 6508 Olve St., Rd., University City, PArkview A. B. a Auto Sales and Invest. Corp- « Mechanical 4-wheel brakes - ‘ee Sar —— 1720 Laf = _ae Motor Sales fe. re 3082 3517-19-21 Page Bi Lindell Skinner oil rectifier « 7-bearing hd oe ®t AE 7.2 ayette Av. Ictor 1622 baa A aero motes Car Co., Inc. Northwest Motor Car Co., Inc. crankshaft o Narrow posts for | ee 8 WE me Winters Auto Sales and Service ‘480 Manchester — Mo., Hiland 5220 Natural Bridge i. F Orest see | | greater visions Light control at Willye-Knight engine gains in efficiency: 2315 5. Broadway - HUmbolt 0639 Brock Motor Car Co. Hunt Motor Co , steering wheel « Adyustable front poppet-valve engine loses. ae oe Sales Co 4416-18 Olive Si JEfferson 8200 Granite City ” TRi-City 1227 4 Kingchester Motor Co. Byerly Auto Co. . 4 METROPOLITAN DEALERS 4930outhwest Av. GRand 6688 ) ; . 3 GUSTAVUS GARAGE. Inc. rHUNER MOTOR COMPANY HERTFL GARAGE & SERVICE Manchester and Kingshighway GRand 6641 East St. Louis E Ast 0106 4 ~ Wa : 3 es L538 Tewer (:rewe Ax BRAS Neath Jeffersen As a> . T x ert .. GRané 62°80 Phome PRespect 1265 ‘Weebe teivene 16@ . & J. M. LEDERER « CO VALLEY MOTOR CU re - N .s 4 a Ine. G44 t.TRevam A, LAciede 1886 ae. 1 ae DORN ALTO COMPANY Save: Salesr DI * ss 7° Babes i é _—" ooms: ation "Phone CAbeny A527 M. J. KYAN MOTOR SALES co. Locust at Lindell Cut-Off ————— Salesrooms: Phene (Entral 4340 ei po ge . gy dig mt | ae ae Rd. and Sate Highway . c 4517-35 Delmar Boul. PINE LAWN AUTO & ELECTRIC CO. ‘ ro 5 Ho sage Sagal 1 mi-City pag Maintenance and Parts Phone: JEfferson 3100 F Em : S208-49 Notural ‘Bridge Kuwd hones FArkview {8903801 MOORE-ROEWE MOTOR CAR co. 4517-4535 Delmar Boul. or ergency Service 4 Tite A. BP. MerT OR COMPANY, Ina 1@20 Illimeis Av. FE. er. “ > " . a ; Re ive ca ters race Ae mo Ese aman Be Near Taylor OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY = “'** Sundays or Holidays in St. Louie Riverside 29404 ~ ’ St26 Alabama Av. KOHLFK MOTOR CO. name nee CAR CO. Riverside 8717 S255 Deiemar &! Piirest 1564 TRi-~< ity 160M a i,

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ea tarp nae —~ on | c. -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH t of the partment of the Plerce-Arey, D A spe- tory was necessary to obtas export de- caf. at Tae we a Sa ga “ y => |. ater Aas Sapoaehsh BPO Pe ee ANENT-BUILT ”’ ‘ ‘ : j nal : G tot _ ar bat x) = ~ . _—— |SI aie pa ’ CASH comall : | S| | Gr Catest S, ens ation of America’s Greates t Industry / The Chevrolet Coach ARRETT 0. Improved in Quality oe - ameety ee nok Ain . . Meu > mney “ Pe ae ee Se Gee mr We ae od Pt i na ts “ ba a: ec - oe a a! oe nonin: iat ten Red a 2 ca ben re ¥ iy Se * --->> oe Rt cee BSD i %4-Ton Truck (Chassis only) 395 1-Ton Truck (Chassis only) 495 Balloon tires now standard on all models. In addition to these low prices, Chevro- let’s delivered prices include the lowest handling and financing charges available. All prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. America has always expected great things from its great- est industry. But the Most Beautiful Chevrolet is now everywhere acclaimed as the greatest automotive sen- sation of all time. Here is a car which in beauty, luxury, quality and modern design challenges the costliest creations of the day. Here, in a price class where average standards have been the rule, is offered a car so far beyond all ex- pectation that comparisons cease to exist. Seven superb models styled as low-priced cars were never styled before! Such marks of distinction as full- crown one-piece fenders, bullet-type lamps, and fish- tail modeling which lends a distinguished sweep to the rear deck contours of all two-passenger models! New and supremely beautiful bodies by Fisher! And in ad- dition, fine quality that is instantly apparent on inspec- tion—quality based not wholly on choicest materials and precision workmanship but on such mechanical improvements as AC oil filter, AC air cleaner, co-inci- dental steering and ignition lock, full size 17-inch steer- ing wheel; gasoline gauge and many others! All this is combined to a supreme degree in the long famous leader of the Chevrolet line—the Coach. It -all offered at Amazingly Low Prices! would be a brilliant achievement for any manufacturer merely to design such a splendid car tosellat ANY reasonably low price. But to sell it at the amazingly low price of $595 is a feat of history-making proportions, Only the economies of tremendous volume production make possible so low a price on an enclosed car of such beauty and style, such powerful smooth performance, such handling ease and such roominess and riding comfort. For years, Chevrolet has led the world in providing quality at low cost. But now with the Most Beautiful Chevrolet in Chevrolet history—with a car whose every detail represents twelve years of constant progress on the part of Chevrolet and General Motors engineers, Chevrolet stands supreme and unchallenged in dollar-for-dollar value. No matter in what price class you intend to buy or whether you plan to spend more or less than the price of a Chevrolet, come in today and see the most beautiful low-priced Coach ever designed. Admire its marvelous style and grace! Mark its many fine-car features! Learn for yourself by personal inspection why, at its amazing low price, it is the greatest sensation of America’s greatest industry! Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. Reller Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Av., Maplewood South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand BI. Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. Standard Chevrolet Co.,1351 StateSt.at Veronica LOW ce 2 Flint Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. Gilliam-Epste'n Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Gravois Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. . h | .. 1163 S. Kings- Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. eg teem — evrolet Co., 1163 — J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BI., and Chambers Roads University City Century Auto Co., 7502 Michigan Av. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Warne Av. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. rae Bridg. Av. FOrest 5401 | ST. LOUIS DEALERS Hunt Motor Co. otor Co wescicy 1227 Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe BI., _ Byerly Auto Co. : Clayton, Mo. 2 EAst 0104 @ Salesrooms: 5S Delmar Boul. ~mergency Service ys or Holidays in St. Louis oa a SQ UAL I T Y

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tne i PAGE 4 .__ 57. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH iinet eee SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 19% =e ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - 0) | TRUCK | tenance work of the Vesper-Buick | Auto Co., through opening of this , Louis | CONTINUING OUR BIG = A a e iiding. bow ; | - s Especially for Buick Maintenance in St. YEOPER-BUIK SERVE : — eae — oo “Vandeventer and West Pine, which F SQODYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS | BIGM-GRAE (}H IN u. LOUIS | T J ee ae 4 ’ ee i has been used for service, is to be Ali New, Clesa, Freeh Stock. .. 3013} Now-skia 320 .j ; | ew " closed for extensive remodeling. 30131, O'size A. W. Cords, $8.45 Six¢é SS. $7.95 ) 33x46 rr? . | carmer Distrid- | Ye - : With the opening of the new 3234 SS. Hon-Skid A.W. Cords, $13.95 Sag SS. ry 34x vi i ee * Vesper-Buick building, as a climax 30:5 $$ Hon-Skid A.W. Cords. $23.45 so niler, Grared-to-the eng io to the building operations of the ’ ee: large associate Buick dealers, Buick 2315 $.S. Hon-Skid A.W. Cords. $23.95 (30x3°- Fi TY —" , ‘ id iW $745 ~ Oversize _. owners in St. Louis have at their 35r5 S$. $. Hon-Sk . Cords, R) ae oe morrow : vig we _command exceptional service and ne 4 ent es: a ty, ne ‘ 5 pale ee a ane 44 | maintenance facilities. : 3 os : ; = ee The location of the new building . . ; a _, es ae cee” is central and easily accessible. neasuring 160 by i140 “jm i i. eee ee wg, 22? 7 a “_ straight stretch of 21( fa — eS mee ie a ie 7 act Wi Engine’s Hot. 3315 $5. feo-Sid 22-233 FS nder roof, are among fea- 4 gate : te i ae mae Oe Ne ene P igeme — 30x4.95 30x5.25 — tab - > i ee ae ae aed os sii St . soe ge es Crankcase lubricant changes & ; Miller Miller Miller he new Buick service sta- | pg PET eS. aaa . ee : $13.4 ‘ ’ Vena ‘ . late | , t¢ e4 er. ae ae Le th ‘ ae “> should be much more frequent in Non-Skid ’ Non-Skid Nen-Akid, ndeventer and Laciede 259 toe rte . eee id : i i on ; ,oodyear jyoodyear $13 95 (,ood year $14 95 United en : i Fig i Siig Oa é ie fae eS’ > al aa . ‘winter. How frequent depends up- mo All-Weat +3 J] All-Weather ’ States .. ee ge Bet on gee * ae : ; i _ ‘ ‘on th ndividual i . ve - ; Fisk — P rh . ness tomorrow morning by the eas : ee tes i. % er; at. | portescead sneer Po ee 8 nw gfield States. 919-19) Non-Skid $1195] Al-w i fe | 1s been ssso- ee see ic : oat Co as * oS 5: . %y ‘ es py hed be mee : ~ : arivy er snouia KnOW Lat Oi changes Py Fisk Premier Cc bey Fisk Premier .. re 7 -™ ot aed s2ies i. 5 gAlceo Ailesaage eer — . Py : should be made when the lubricanit * Nen-Skid, $10.75I Royal Cords $14.25 IN ~ Meryer.. becomes 5° _ This new building, two stories owe — 1 4 eRe te, | is hot. It is the surest way to ge" 30x5.77 33x6.00 |RED TOP FISK CORDS Mer”... weancn 2 Ss Senain &nanmiah Liceionn e*vVié a ‘ ¢ ts @4404 Ass = paraiso mission uJ +s é > i ~ oe O) Be be a 7. ; = ™ SR.os o , a + : : a ie oe SS = a TT izwe and diluent out of the Path finder — massively built of concrete. ¢ : a . bil a ink a Se = /, =, sa) Bee. & og : ; 7 : ' Heavy) Dut = i . , anch ined by "’ Speavhtive arch, La 2p a ee | wy # ee rT | me Ff h& x —_— ) maoaeenr: $14.95 30x3 Oversize: ) ‘ge ehe word. and % “4 , sang 4" CE ae a fie Bere ee oat : ss ptesabhoay + : “s ‘et cone . oes ee - , Sidewnlk Bikes. Kiddie Cars, 9 t o. ony of genuine fa ; to Laclede avenue. Looking from Vandeventer and Laclede avenues toward the new mission style service station which the Vesper-Buick Auto Co. will | (ouster Wagons. Toy Automo- e ia e u Oo ire m | 3 Pe Penublic trucks of astomers seeking service enter open tomorrow. biles. Wheels, Tires. Parts and 3117-3119 LOCUST STREET : : ting in any part ew building from Vandevet- : ane Speer i. [ Repairing of All Makes Who and Sietall— Deniers, Write for Our List - 4 jis t tory. whith Stere—Inner Tubes Erpaired +> ore hoeinge : in a ’ ™ - : “4 or ; re : —_ os -’ 0 €.¢c Rs = ™ La . 5 ; -% = .. 3 3 polishing ryt ri. southert 4 rs . — - 3 ; 4 time Aaa ~ A an ‘ Service at Ae ther VENCD Bas Iv! ir 2 - } if $8e58 1c ; available for daytime car storage. 4 , DD anvini! D very “u Free ’ ; , ‘erti Ji ° ~ . : oes. le . a jes ~4 l~ = - ' + ' wan | \- tho ec - - . $ . ad ae entucKny } ‘ ris ‘ i f } 7 r - ae - 7 2 L. 3 . : s : . - y . ¢ e7 on : ‘ ‘ 4 41. /~-+ . st © ~ #246 mH AO’ Zhe, ~s - . aia es \ mos except Lor = Duco departms nt anGg 7 eer * cesire 420 rezinis in r b e e iil rt iw te . une : bodi« 3 o] Indiana. ‘ aiiy a J — - Ves ~ ne lines, carburetors n¢ ther modern apparatu for he work. the elevator pent hous die ALE} Get 0 keen Longline ords kre ords . gouth * est: / os . > - ** . . _ > . . srry = - ew aati eae — a : ~ a ro > Re- ork of the kind, ag we!! s its he shop ha ié€atin n venti ~ - 4% #3 . CORNE | DE r Pr ae C A c end Akn son ificant that the . ; s : 3 e Stx-Car Duco Shop. Altogether, there y 100, ~ ER Balloons, 29x4.40. We are direct factory distributors , wT is sau Pig the lete outfit of speci: : latin iwstem de f to Kee tr Th, 3 —— ; 4 ; e # ? 5 CHESTNUT — Moiocr Tr ov caieaataes ad _——- ™ _ . Juco départment is t é Juare feet c 100! ace i $ : -_ : : nd & 4 Rr. - : CK Co. bh 4 sa eo » : ; i ; > ] 7 . o Lie - searvi@e operations air Tres trom Cari : moxide te . : ; ' : ‘ SF ~ - . . 2 ; ee. . - 7 nid ; . . —_ . 3 - . « - : . a? ~ " 2 on . a i.’ been ed é sa . -_ - ‘ «a *A ait + 2 r ’ * : . > | ho . ~ i) = > ; rc, i ~~ “—o* > . Modern Machine Shop. by 1530 feet, is being used fo real pre os ; oe * mh tmw —- —- “ +h u foe > ro e But ete . Tle % : . ae , . | > > - > ~ -s sc ihai ais i, aad a4 a 2 ora ce. A —— » 2 SG asi ‘ 2 = Y a C- - . ~ » al . ~ . . * ‘ P } > —~ - . +h + + S ’ ‘ : ’ : ’ {> , nor a ya rer if @ - - . | : L424 ¥ : re @ SEs . ete RR L 4 Ww Lads a= ie ae >’ es & s a» ss ‘ ‘ al ca . e aT oda ‘ , ; v, a. o-8 4 2 ; - - = = ae Pen ' ——— ‘ , . a ita a = = oiitl Ove a4 5 EF Ast = & o .** ‘ . ~ 4; J , ion cr, » Fey —o ee Ms ares - = om tant ‘. Watch (pnt ior - . ‘. . : ~ . ~~ * * . = > a. = * ~ 44-6 . » * ~ +&- 4 -~ + : a > 5 + c " " ~_ » . ’ et Be . : “1a i... . +l : - ; sre ? er ‘ 4 t ’ } 4 . 7 ; and 2 i¢é tT : ’ ‘ re > “ . ’ ‘ pees Babs sb wy + ‘ ’ OAs 7 BELLS ia ai \A eT a ‘ as P i \ » : _— ”* = . P ’ - « theo c z , | . 4 : . 2 ’ en a 3 7 "4 ‘ = " ‘ oe 4 é 4% a - e *P - - ‘ } , > ‘ F x an: DAL : - & i ut i i id i 1.5, oi Vila Cicer iii ‘ j M Wa Lif = Sa? ' i : . oy a“ + . ne - = s - ™ > — ; ; ; P — o~ s . * es + > - : . * - + . a ' as * a , gig : J 1 z Z = - 4 é ; is . 4 > - - ’ - = - . . on ‘ : 7 . ?* rc > ; fié » “3 wre 7 } = he > . 'e 3 ‘ - / : ‘ . ; a. ‘ Joh Ss tual ) @: ‘ i ' . a } > ~ a‘tfte , ; +- ~ + *) . . . : — . . - “ — é A i er 4 S ea ill . 7 . . ‘ P ’ + “Are +} re fiw ‘ eA’ ~/ is 4 ai as ‘ ‘ aA ao Ss 2 = ry ‘ — eee — sid ~ Kili > ~* 3 +e ‘ : > io Xa "tae & 2h ~ @2 Lary As +s . ; - . ; bh rr -? ap ae Boos i> Ps a £& t ié serv- ene a a ‘ er rk Oe coe. SOs se — s , ; ion Sere at ' : OW Tr 6. a& spec ; . . é ie. aa - v7 y Se - ‘oo, ~~, * - * . 3 =-% a . - * °> & 4 the west end of the platform, so that i Service Door drive away with the least ; Fir Drop T it n g ¢ rae Tie a .i " arefull evs : Siding matized. 2x4 Studs, 24- e seventy by 75 Feet Service Dep. in. on center~ Prom 1 ivIng room, ' . Shingle Root jepartmnent, which occuples, BUILT-WELL GARAGE CO. at Ps 4 - « ° ‘ ve Cd 3 a a p< ane a ga Je 4148 WALSH ST. Just Clip and Mail. Please Call at | e Nani aa eso es cs j ae ae en § ile Me hie a a owen f Riverside 7011-W O ; OS ’ | GRAHAM BROTHERS .” TRUCKS O10 = 1245 3 mh . . 7 | ee 1% Ton Chassis F.O.B. Detroit NTIL the coming of the Hupmobile Thus Hupmobile removed the last obstacles Eight, this most luxurious form of which had prevented thousands from driv- motoring entailed both high first cost and ing an eight, demonstrated its superiority | prohibitive cost of upkeep. over the higher-priced sixes, and won the % Hupmobile changed all previous cenceptions largest straight-cight following in the world. | of eight-cylinder performance with a straight- The only way to appreciate the vast differ- eight of elemental simplicity, designed to ence between Hupmobile Eight and lesser 1-Ton Chassis F.O.B. Detroit 2-Ton Chassis F. O. B. Detroit give superior smoothness on long fuel mileage. types is to drive this Eight yourself. Dual Rear Wheels Optional at Same Price Fourteen Distinguished Body Types—priced from 41945 to #5795 f. o. 6. Detroit, revenue tax. Custom Bodies designed and built by Dietrich. Qualit oa THE DiststNouvu:sszE DD y | | Paige alone am HUPMOBILE @ wensc = Ss Here—' Volume — EIGHT . ro 4-wheel brakes Low Pric e 5000 Gravois. WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 9s & not, help yo | Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 : ; il a aa ow tte feted tatalone 5 AP IP et Any i a aes 1 fs ow eRe wectey ee 2 “ame ¢ 2 oa RANT A IA EE LID SIE Se eee ee en ostream y= eS oa ‘ P any n . bitice tae aie et vss , : ‘ . ne Bey ae ce Fecha ¥ ‘ Tar: oat A es So Re: Sey 4 i A te we ee si “one Sa Ss gant pe oe. ee be Re gee. eRe ERY oer e Rates Fe a, ae ; WS tesia'S ? Se! ae ee | Se ie ys sage iSite ~~ eis 1B Cee dicin TRES 19TH AND LOCUST STREETS Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, Ill. HUPMOBILE DEALERS Associate Dealers: i Re nt i! Asseciate Dealers: W. DUGAN Art Motor Company Int TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. ¢- A. Balser ...+.. Nobomis, 21. German Brothers _.... 670! - . Ul u live Streer ed Brecker ~ ove A Hew. o. . Charte *. ; Meter de. ..... “eee . HERC — _— _ oe AT GARRISON UNIV: SITY crre Cook Brothers ” ae “7 clumbia. Mo Gendiach Moter ¢ Wwe ma _ ferson 1241 omeames enue en, | Gale Caeeiy cee Gn, ..... Settee Sete. Se Marrison Moter Co. “met EAN Maney © SOUTH BRANCH, S626 GRAVoIS TURNPULG, MQTOR CO. es ee -—-- | 7 werside «a6o snes a | Dal Gales .....s00e.-..- SO Vemem BL BRITT MOTOR Co WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH $TURNBULL-BUSHMAN | = Tw wccpehity | E 6227 Natural Bridge WeEbdster 3210 st dene be. acing Di ENO natn Mie HN gC DE a . rise me ie fe Ge REE, #+« beg bage PPPS: odo bee Ga be ot ies

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_—__, ST.LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH.__ Carries Educational Exhibit Waewemeee Device Eliminates Glare. device to prevent glare is a mirror caused by car in the rear has been the market. A green molded in such @ form —_—.. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH or of education for the Y. M. C. A.., | were the principal speakers. W. H. A Wilcockson of the Vesper-Buick/ rear view Automobile Co. was chairman. | headlights Talks were made by Ceorre placed on Weber, president of the St. Louis sheeting ts Automobile Dealers’ Assoctation,| that it may be clamped @irectly and Robert E. Lee, manager of | over 1 rear view mirror and that organization. lratsed or lowered at will. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927. ciliated : LONDON HOTEL T0 PARK : | ‘y! AUTO SCHOOL PURPOSES | pdaae 9 Y. M. C. A., were explained «5 automobile dealers, mem- 900 AUTOS UNDERGROUND EXPLAINED TO THE DEALERS |i:- ar «me sv. toot acromneme The organization and purposes | Dealers’ Association, at a luncheon at the schoo! headquarters, Friday noon, March 25, lL. ©. Haworth, general secretary. and W. J. See, metropolitan direct- prix cH NST. LOUS ——— tee. G OUR BIG SALE at such low prices. Buy now while prices are low. RDS | MIGH-GRADE CORD Tinks é, 30x3! All 0. 8 Clincher $8.45 os The Savoy Hotel, in London, is building a one and three-quarter) of the new Y. M. C. A. automobile acre garage underneath and around! mechanics’ school, recently estab- lit, which will store 900 cars. The’ lished at 1610 Locust street by the Ora ie,” aoe. a - "Pe : . , ‘ te ge 98 a Pls ets IT ioe (md ” = ‘3 iS AKIO PAL LORIN MOE” Ss “* 2 Non-Skid Bix4 S.8., 87.95 $13.95 $23.45 $23.95 $24.95 $24.95 $25.75 $17.95 J2x4 &.S., $8.4 Miller Gea 20443 Non-sSkid [SOX3*2 Oversize. Six@ Miller 8. S. Non-Skid, . 3224 Miller 8. S. Non-Skid. , . 3304 Miller & S. Ned-Skid. .”” 32x4'% Miller Non-Skid : 33n4% Miller Non-Skid 4x44. Miller Non-Skid 3°%.5 Miller Non-Skid 13.45 3.75 $10.7: Miller Non-Skid 9.95) SiWeathers 14,99 Fisk Premier — Non-Skid — [United states Fi Royal Cords $14.25 IN 30x5.25 $14.45 31x5. Miller 26 Non-Skid. United States . (,o0dy ear $11.95 | All-Weather sk P 0 +/RED TOP FISK CORDS. $14.95 517.45 17.75 18.45 . 30x34 2914.40 30x33 Clincher Heavy Heavy Duty Oversize Balloon Heavy Non-&kid $4.45 2 Non-Skid Cord ... 294. Hood a Balloon .. $8.95 | ffect Wearing Quality of These Tire ec, panied by Bank Draft, Money Order of ve Delay in Shipping JEFFERSON 198 to Tire Company LOCUST STREET ' eae ee — for Our List re—iInner Tubes Repaired Parts of the City Free of ll ag Day Sundays to Serve Our Customers factory distributors. on Longline Cords, Akro Cords and fim 7 re +. “a @mends. Keep it we! rom driv- uperiority 7 won the the world. differ- nd lesser 7195 Manchester Meplewood aor €s. ..... Bowars > ss Louis branch \ da st Louis and its I Wie more work to do. Ear * LHefe, Assumes Charge “4 ’ ‘new Republie bra Ss: 4 bona fide of tht seolied and operat Busieg in force a: tht “4 ory. A complete si wajie models WwW! | ae St, Louis at , sufficient reserve : ins * delivery ‘© Republic dealers Ceont the territory. : | Carry Q a etorv oe supply of & nuit y or all Republic of Ranow operating in any part Zim. s, Louis territory, which iL foe PRSTETD Missouri, southern 4 northwestern Kentucky p gouthwestern Indiana. m is significant that the Re- “aie Motor Truck Co. has sele 2 ¥ »A ’ eurrounding i icit trucks BOT. & as the logical place for P ak * ue | Tor ¢ +, *ectory Dranc’. Maye! 6aid, te to dt. qa tril wie selection Is 4 Meee ag g truck-using center. s seal proof that Rep we whole-heartediy in ory. Watch Out for This One. Tour lights are burning longe. r , ; : h - 2, . days. The engine is harder to It means U } thie gan help this w by giving it the service it de- , 1} $4517 i+% ] filled wit!, ter and be certain al] connec- 2 are tight. the battery ; r rw ryt : } iii? OY he A . Ly 4 sy it nara-W OTK! ig Whit | ¥ = 7 A : \: ° » > x rrrvyer ¢ $ s Se 5 a = ? fF. T] I sek ; . : >: ae.-> ore ; ms De en's haha Meyer, ‘ n _ : be ‘ a tog oa % Re om on 4 “1 i Sh KSA RD te Pa Pee LI, * . : Do ha OSD 7 ; Special motor coach sent out by the Tifken-Deroi’ Axle Co., of Detroit, with a moving picture ex- hibit to show «.ethods of manu- facture of its worm drive rear axle for cars, busses and trucks) and of other Timken products. Its size is effectively shown by con- trast with the Stutz car pictured alongside it. This coach, which has been in St. Louis the past few days, has luxurious individual chairs for 20 passengers. Temporary seats are available for an additional 20 per © 2 oeay , % % # “er ‘% . ‘ 2 : : wr + ee 2 ‘ey wien, x “ ban NO ey oe + ie eect RO he a ee a Se we |park extends to a level 43 feet be- | ‘low the street surface. | Entrance to the sunken park, which will be reserved for autos ‘likely to be parked for a consider- able time, is down a sloping alley, ‘which will enable a wanted car to be taken out of the park within a few seconds’ notice, even though it be surrounded by many others. It is estimated that each parking space has cost over $700. } ee — a ; *” \ tight in the daytime and makes | ‘sons. It has an ice chest and large tanks for drinking water. A special silver screen, which disappears into the ceiling, re- 'ceives a motion picture projected from the desk in the rear of the. coach. This enables an audience ‘of 40 persons, all seated comfort- ‘ably in the coach, to see how Tim- ken axles are built and serviced. The coach’s interior is in nat- ural finish mahogany. of blue leather. tric fans and Pullman twpe venti- ' i } ’ i ' ’ i ’ : Seats are | coach is Protected elec-| ral districts. ' fresh air available at all times. | The exterior is blue, trimmed in | cream. Tastefully colored shades | and awnings protect the passen-_ gers from the sunlight. Frosted. shaded lamps make it possible to read at night without eye strain. | The axles are Timken, of course, | and have four wheel, air-operated, metal shoe brakes. The powerful | §-cylinder motor makes possible a speed of 60 miles per hour, al-, though the maximum speed per-— mitted by those in charge of the 35 miles per hour in ru-) This educational coach is in lators are installed in the ceiling. ' charge of H. C. Maddux and H. E. | A giass transom that opens gives Larson. | | HENRY & MAGINNIS TIRE CO. 1422-32 North Tenth Street Have been appointed exclusive distributors of GOODYEAR SOLID & CUSHION TRUCK TIRES In St. Louis and Metropolitan District We Carry a Complete Line of Goodyear, Pneumatic. Balloon and High Pressure Tires and Tubes. Prompt and Efficient Road Service. TYler 0446. Paige alone among American “Eights” offers you the superior performance and economy possible only with Two High Speeds. Here—with the Warner Hi-Flex transmission—is the first great automotive improvement since balloon tires and 4-wheel brakes. Try it yourself Whether you're in the market or not, help yourself to this new thrill! Let us demonstrate WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. Geo. A. Krauss, President Open Evenings and Sunday Simon-Lowry Motor Car Co., Maplewood Lafayette Garage, 2716 Lafeyette Wachter Motor Car Co., 2311 Gravois teense Phone: JEfferson 1438 Aties Auto Repair Co., 4833 Easton Avi Motor Co., 8315 Gravois Stuhr Motor Cer Co. 1131 St. Louis Av. East St. Louis % » [] J A > . ‘ay ff) - You will find Buick a delightful car to drive Until you drive one of the latest And you'll feel safer in a Buick. Buick models, you'll never know how fine motor car performance can be. This car starts easier. It has.a high- speed, heavy-duty starting motor. It steers more willingly and parks more handily, because its steering gear, especially engineered forlow pressure tires, is the finest and most expensive type on any motor car today. Buy a Buick! You'll get driving qualities that are the envy of the motor car industry. THE GREATEST BUICK EVER BUILT There are 18 Buick models from which you may select—at prices from $1374 to $2209 delivered in St. Louis completely equipped. West Side Buick Auto Co. Kingshighway and McPherson NORTHWEST BRANCH —46513 Easton Av. Jakes-Buick Auto Co. Kirkwood, Mo. Schnure Motor Co. 2216-18 Locust St. Vesper Buick Auto Co. Grand and Lindell Vandeventer & Laclede East Side Buick Co. 1106-8 Illinois Av., East St. Louis, IL. Kuhs Buick Co. South Side Buick Auto Co. 2837 North Grand Boul. 3654 South Grand Boul. For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone JEfferson 3370 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM me mR a — hs "us eit 5) LS freee +) Raney owt, “ts in Papas — te ® eae eR abe pails eeseier hie emahcntengtning ts ttigie ° a oe aah cite . , : an i abe mares i aoga t ghs «cs ea in, M : ° ‘ ° " oe a eee |. oath x * oe paar Rearresrot: <a ean Prenat RIM ts Oar <4 eR OP een en an = — —— — — — ale

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘balanced type, fitted with torsion | Uses Automatic PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ; a rear. Pneumatic tires are optional i | 7 M TR WITH ‘engines with 2%-inch bo stand front and rear of T-20. . . re and standard on front and rear wee | Ip k EKS 4% stroke. od | T-40, also standard equipped at extra cost. ‘balances. They are drop-forged, Pie : Peres — : . ws —— 7 ie mati honing ac ’ Ms s Ve | Model T-20 hag a wheelbase of tires, has 32x6 Engine accessories of all three’, 4: sreated statically, and @y9a- (on niehes aa a hine ¥ | tires, models includes A. C. air cleaners = / OMe § ' 182 inches. Options of three front and 34x7-inch rear ' Rea . is iteaeeie ak ) in| ee at : . mically balanced. mirror-like finish on a ; . io tires are of the centrifugal type and A. C. _ al while 32x6 dual pneumatic $-to ts have Ben-|bearings and si — : 7 ARRIVE ==*= had tn Models 7-4 loll cleaners with renewable f | inches, can be had in \optional at extra cost. /e 8 le filter-_ : ; c RAISING SPEED LMI u O and T-50. eee ete | oP Mfodel T-50 has solia tires of the|ing element, attached to dash. | dix 3-shoe brakes on’ all four|Dearings Formerly it gag | . Crankshafts are of the counter-/ wheels. eo divides, | -—-s Pneumatic tires, 30x5 tnches, are! following sizes: 34x4 front, 34x7 | of these 13 bearings R. C. Frampton Says Califor-' © One-Ton and Two-Ton Mod- “D to Hav 5 ls With 6-Cylinder Mot Se Saekway Matimem : ” Sawn in St Sea = PERFECT GARAGES M. P. H. Highway Maximum. ‘sy ** ARE FAULTLESS , : chal R -_——— : fecling that the speed limit NEW STUDEBAKER — DEALE i hree new General Motors trucks ae J TS de ES oh Z ; $ 10 | $a oa So. . aprent fast |—moées T-20, 7-46 ant £56— _ Sa e | road should be raised niles per hour is gaining ; wie ne authorized Studebaker all with Buick six-cylinder over- ae? artnet Do rapidiy on the Pacif! ealers on the Eas ide, has been he; ‘faive engines, have just ¥ Sen a om | wii announced by the weve: ai" | reachet t. Louls. They are be- = on Fe meee ~ I wo § according to R. C. Framp- | president of the Hudson- displayed by the General Mo- REBT IE SY BU RE Years krampton Motor Car Co., who has ussell R. Fassig, fort iy sect te] T-20 is of one-ton capacity x Dee : a . 0 ar *. = “fate “ar Co.. . Ci deme 25 OF ic- bo ee mares. | om. 3 just returned from California. ' et eS and has pneumatic tires. Model Se eet Sige a Pa 4 uw—«0 . , is as 4s . & = »9 ms ic sn " - * ~ A » : *’ : be * Californians told me,” said ~*~ : anes ~4{ o-ton capacity and ~~ Os : mS - y e 4 rf Ff ' “_ > q . : o > ; weer nie ea e hac neumatic tires. Model I-29, Frampton, “that it ts only a ques- mar C has pneum =e PERMANENT—NOT PORTABLE uck, has solid tion of time when their State will ao. . : ee tee high- SED CAR STORES ee eS ee Frame Lowest PRICES— Brick 3 ays in regions ne ullt up and - outh - le sem - - ” : C rom trucks, especially the one- $245 QUALITY FOREMOST $575 Left 3 mtios per our in cities, Better Ses SPGTS SU gars South Broad. | {08 S24 the pheumatie tired 50. ] " yartoas Style and Sane to Choate From Call Now for Information after : S si : a _ m sn inal wet = si way, an it a n 4 | y bri ns ; sani i - growing demand for speedy CONCRETE AND EXCAVATING 5 p. m.— A : 1 ) 2 rommercia] vehicles of large car- PERFECT CONST CO rving capacity that can be handled e " — Brake S I Co OFFICE AND DIS? LAY 50-horsepower 4025 West Pine BI. 7 a. mi. - ben wHaAre ~ oe . . ot " , with 3%-in : “ viek engine wes Stee SS alee emman LINDELL 0505 | § —— 2727 Locust -590 have 6l1-horsepower Buick as large touring cars. 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' . ida as bathe . s = . : — ‘ a Y --ewwowe- | e £ . Pens Inox - O 7 . = s ” - -* q > x"? 7 ; - cor . -* ’ * > ose oe | Soe Seer e+ wren ess + wees oS 4 7 ‘ © # > wmee- - ea . a St ahetenetedinanatetetaiatiatedal | | A HEADLIGHT WITHOUT GLARE -Ryan-Lite, recently twenty-se ~ || YOURSELF AND [| up in evé TO YOURPURSE f= “SHOCK MACHINE’ USED IN There is no binding glare. SS 9 a> | geass Oe eel fo — — 7c = ‘ _ a UEU OF CHRYSLER ROAD TESTS CHANDLER OFFICIALS HERE f 17\ SiLE 17 MYDD /E : dividadl Does in Few Hours What Would Webster assis’ cre my f the Ss S = = =: = = =: = = : a = =. = = - = - porate = Take Days in the Open. Chandler- : 4 eae ae Sate = = “3 = "3.8 3 . > — . —— on, were in St. Lou! he pa Buick A ase in | ; »~* - . a —— hats | - nes aiasls KR ; : . e “rr = Ff A “road s: ; test’ is given POrari ns week, stopping off to see the Lewis Automo: a ws iW sed 4 Motor Sales Co -*4 Ws a ehe ~~ . last Wednesday ~“hoaowAlias ~« e ' bateistaits a > T vr 4.24 ike tha rrr a aa ; Aas wed | our D1 NESS TRIP i | & ‘ *% — Chrysle FIVE BODY $ 750 to $ You owe it to yourself to make sure 3 } assure you lasting satisfaction ’ that the car you buy will gratify oe Drive it ... experience Oldsmo- — Be milesand me your finer vows as well as satisfy 3 bile’s spirited performance—its i in the Chrvsier “50”. W your every nee aba swift acceleration, its abun- : his corps of engineers, st And you owe it to your purse to The DeLuxe Two-Door Sedan dant power, its handling ease. Ee hne and low-priced six make sure that the price you pay is TW Know it. . . prove for yourself that a (Su geoeace § eae ment ts doing. nik theeehesd $8 car Gant taal ; = no greater than it need be to secure O-DOOR SEDAN Oldsmobile is truly a Car built for 4 me mney Corsi When driven onto the road-test- so sain - eh el peer e.° F ing Machine @ care rear whecis| Zea gitt {227 bas sarted wel : the full measure of these qualities. S QO 5 = — who could pay more, : ool asmnes tonal tall tate two rollers of the White compan ; ough priced for the man who 4 Fr GE AINE PRE PRIN AT Ey 2 _ a hepped into his Pack Hal ; - 5 7 stand aif > eo 30 DUS an to Hansas C€ | | ae a record vital performance details. Second, and more ftmportant, is the fact that Chrysler can exagrer- ate the bumps of an ordinary rough road from an equality to 49 or more times their normal severity. It ss impossible for an owner to con- ceive of a car being driven a dis- r sf | . ~ tance equivalent to the a Son's mileage over road aS rough as those he will trave], partively few hoarse Yer that’ is WHITE TRUCKS EXPORTS GAl cr Whit » te + —or what Chrysler's engineering depar- . - >» 4 « ‘ rs See & > | ; 4shports ‘ UCAS ana ae ste te ae These rollers operate forward rol)- i ° : - er br rar conmetiona Toae| ve creak tates wannene 8 dee Ee Judge Oldsmobile by these shouldn't. ts goed, 23 aileseoll 2 seconds, 25 muies to the front wheels and producinz he " on i Rath 8 The q ‘vi a FSS | standards. | You owe it to yourself and to your ; the public something imm eonditions parallel to highwavr drit Papen tants “a = ing. ei mcrease 1 Vhite deliverte —— : a eo ae 7 aoe : n aced aii the important truck- = , ° ie : = . qmesularty spaced metal cleats| using industries, and there was a we a - check for yourself Olds- 0.8. LANSING purse ... to see, to drive, to know . | convincing, something fis NNN the affect of ariv.| acaste | mobile’s factors of merit which Oldsmobile. J with which to measure CE gg hada the rouchest of " anda ’ the hits lieth al a a : a : 4 and above anything aro ; an irregularity of accelerati, ane Kai ; no ee Sossteges 4 - “o ee ay - ‘ . ois * > ee wi . Py 3. thew " ‘ * * P . ? x pe a RE is Nak ER 3 go" A as ah te 4. Vika Shel 2 tt ne ee Aber ahh fee 4 Keo ore 4 BS oie ee ae eps ‘ ae peeieeake bia yor Pe Nag R REE tee ad — * » ° -_ “aie > * . _ : = i og a an ee a Pm ee : eo ae cS maa Ry Ts P othe ey > Sued a. + othe + Crepe ~~ _ Pe f oe Ae cctaonal os 4 pie pe oe “erty eteh—e 5243 bgehe dr betoeks 424325).

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SS ; torsion. Uses Automatic H The Nash factory uses mine ech ‘hctory wove gas ———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ : compilishes at one time the e mirror-like finish on all gay - 2 ] | .} bearings - and s§ss: “2 m ; oad “> : bearings. Formerly it Was 2 we ee ’ ‘ ‘sary to polish individua)) ne mg iy / of these 13 bearings. yY ag a . bs rs | 7 Now 4th of World’s Great Companies Swept past all but three in dollar volume by public endorsement SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1927. Notley - _—, : 4 . i ee a a SF ee ' “m i cate ns. eee «wily se bon + pe. ds Bhat be ee es WR 5 ey Meas teeth { s ' ‘ Seas + ” vy ES Onde eth ty bon ol 4. ee allt i oer a ot Owe enhis % se ed prices and NIGHT reservation No such realignment has taken place since automobiles were first built; and yet the process is strictly in line with the public disposition to ap- prove and admire individual initiative, to recognize and reward engineering progressiveness and valorous disregard for outworn traditions. OTOR car figures for the last six months of last year and the first few months of this, register an amazing reversal of public opinion. | adesnhenresetnennneteamatateeiettiies peeing . fie “_— —_ ne ee eT reat dae Tee, + Prong Me Wt Ih oe a aceenbanel Tacit ir Mein ae Bee gone: sae OAR te 9 | Spat hae. San vs Tinea Seles satiipar ange cantante Mame es ae: ha wt es Sra ts Meer aL tee eee ae RP 0 bee eal ee ee Ee Neuere Sa ER oT Ml th 0 tna. ale : nat orm , pe » “te ~ eats — ipa: 4h ee trwe depen *, Pees we ee " — -_ . — - » , ‘ ~ * - on a * » ~ ya ot se ee pee vee * 12" em . . ithe “age ae " be Mie lt. dence ee a ete ‘ “ — wie ¢ a ~ . . 4 _— mere / - sare fel » e a aoe ir te ee Pes PP eee ‘ ie Am seh ee eget anes Athyn yO gem sand “ye ays er baal ad i) ees NiO, Sarw Keeh 4 pn aly . . Avge " ° eet eft: Ce ie e Be ? erteuks wmy . : Y j ee 4 % a3 pansy; a ) + P. wy ae ‘ ry" . ae oy, > pe aan a fags FE a ete orth 4 ? Fee a Fy ate” k) oa BR ATOR et ek «tem pote — — ' ’ . a en Oe Cove ais 9 to. Sage mg ey rn a I gn eE. oe ‘ sneeteeieetneemtimntenienmemmemane After three years Chrysler has been swept by popular approval from twenty-seventh to fourth place—led only by one great inaependent manufacturer and by two units of a corporate group. ae ) tS porate group Because nothing like it has ever happened before in the history of The Chrysler watchword from the very first has been emphasis motor cars, the moral is so plain that there is nothing left for the upon quality rather than quantity—but quantity has rolled ai discriminating buyer to do but learn through actual riding and per- a ae ; _ Yidsmo- ce—its abun- If that ult for more, n who ompany rland, Mo. ompany pis ym pany dieville, Ill. | 4 up in ever increasing volume as a result of this outstanding Chrysler quality. In the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, after only three years of public history, Chrysler has been swept in recent months past all but two in- dividual cars which are units in a cor- porate group of seven cars. ~~ p | : a ca ny e “— & £ « ys : Chrysler “50” FIVE BODY STYLES $750 to $885 50 miles and more per hour In the Chrysler “50”, Walter P. Chrysler and his corps of engineers, studying the field of fine and low-priced six-cylinder cars, strove to produce a four-cylinder car which would unmistakably advertise its greater value by its greater performance, greater sturdiness and greater long life. In its 50-miles-plus per hour, 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds, 25 miles to the gallon, they gave the public something immediate, something convincing, something final and conclusive with which to measure Chrysler “50” against and above anything around its class either in six or four cylinders. Chrysler “50” has been overwhelmingly accepted by the public for what it was de- signed and built to be—the giant of its class in Standardized Quality, outstanding perform- ance, full family size, complete appointment and every essential that makes for outstand- ing and indisputable value. All prices f. 0. b. Detroit, subsect te current Federal excrse tax. Chrysler “60” SIX BODY STYLES $1075 to $1245 60 mules plus— with ease Mr. Chrysler and his engineers, in designing and developing the six-cylinder Chrysler 60", set their hearts on a car which would in large measure advertise and sell itself. They strove for a type and quality of road- ease and road-readiness and supreme comfort which would do its own talking —so that any man, woman or child could swiftly see that the “60” was a car among cars, unprecedented at its price and in its class. They wanted the Chrysler ‘60’ to settle all arguments by demonstration and by differ- ence—and the extent to which it is dominat- ing its own six field is an ambition splendidly fulfilled. With such outstanding excellence in every phase of performance plus typically Chrysler smart appearance and complete equipment, it is surely not surprising that Chrysler ‘'60” should be recognized as a value utterly un- approached by any other six of medium price. All prices f.0.b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. sonal experience why Chrysler has reg- a ) istered this amazing advance. The four great Chrysler cars are them- selves the strongest evidence of the new standards and new qualities of performance and long life which have brought about such an amazing readjustment in Amer: ica’s greatest manufacturing industry. @| Four Distinct Lines of Chrysler Cars Won This Hold on Public Favor Chrysler “70” EIGHT BODY STYLES $1495 to *1795 70 mules plus— Chrysler ‘'70” seized and held first place in its dashing class from the first month of its appearance more than three years ago. Mr. Chrysler and his engineers conceived a smart, swift, fashionable car which would be to the public a refreshing departurg from previous conventional design. It was the car conception on which they builded the Chrysler business, and not a day has since ensued that they have not striven to clinch its magnetic appeal to discriminating men and women. Chrysler “70” is as new and as advanced over the ordinary car of today as it was three years ago—Standardized Quality reflects it- self in every phase of “70” construction and “70” performance. It is still pre-eminently the 70-mile-plus quality car of its class—vogue-established and value-established as unique, alone, and liter- ally above competition. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. Chrysler Imperial“80” TEN BODY STYLES 2495 to $3995 Somiles plus—92 horsepower The Imperial “80” is the fruit of Mr. Chry- sler’s conviction that the last word had not been spoken in fine car manufacture. The American public has long since discov- ered that no matter how large a sum they may be prepared to invest, it is im ible to find elsewhere all that the Chrysler Imperial “80” offers in motoring luxury. For the Imperial “80” —the supreme expres- sion of Chrysler Standardized Quality—was designed and built for that market which sets no limit on price. It is all that the genius of Chrysler engineers could conceive to make a car as fine as money can build. 80 miles and more an hour, 92 horse power rendered fluid and flexible in a res ive- ness signifying perfect mastery of ; an ease of riding that makes motoring comfort take on a new meaning—these are but sym- bols of the kind of luxury which Chrysler engineers have built into the Imperial “80”. All prices f. 0.6. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tam MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. 2621 LOCUST BL. JEfferson 3610 SALES BRANCH 3103 N. Grand BI. SERVICE AND PARTS 3870 Washington BI. KOENIG MOTOR CO. METROPOLITAN DEALERS: 3456 S. Grand ROBERTS MOTOR CO. 5156 Delmar BL PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Webster Groves, Mo. Clayton, Mo. 7300 Natural Bridge Road GRAF MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo. 8800 St. Charles Road FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO., 4360 Manchester Av. NOBEL MOTOR SALES CO. MOSLEY MASSA MOTOR CO. ST. JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. LAMBERT-GRAVES 4037 Lindell BI. MOLLMAN’S East St. Louis, Ill. EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. Granite City, LIL. S -gilaseeanae, al evediianamianea WS PR eg E RL =) Dt > ae lS i . yh a Lemos: 7 fe « Aare “ bee At oe " i ; 4 ae OR tC OPINED mY Ste eS ee ene ' ? ——oe i) tA eet.” a > ' . pte ¥ ; aa > Palle ihe Hees * A nelle, ty hE 2 chads Pita: 8 we art pend oe ‘* a SLL ENO LEA LEI NA TURES: taigte ana Se Pt FE te _ ey: Baw Pe Ps = " ea (PO te Mae ee ne PERCE ET ogee 0 tae ABN gg, LY OE AN BERLE RCE Cl le eae Able EN ate a i . ic hl +e P YY - epee J Ah anialll bie: LP) take a” @ Pigs Srey aaa ery Comes arene * oo ane co Dae 0 "oP dasa a tgualives 7 , ‘9 ; : ' = ‘ ‘ > 4 : - 4-« “ _— -, : nee as “ emeateemtitideis. Sel OR ei" EIR Py oe AE ea Fes a

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PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 PAIGE B CARS | Soins one llag | be within th ext 10 d iment will build an 18-foot comcrete | from the point where | : e ° ° . * MUCH ILLINOIS ROAD | ci le my ane th e s1 ‘Ss is f parton, to etuatiin. — | mF aes tch through Staunton which with No. 4 17 hereafter, ay | Study in Rich Simplicity WORK PLANNED WILL | t fay Setween| St Clair County is completing | will be widened to 30-feet by the| course, marked “detouns @ ARRIVE IN ST. asl BENEFIT ST LOUISANS nviil + nd Comm the paving of the Belleville-Smith- | municipality. lowed tot he sorth end ef — : | pgrrg et: ton road and the Fayetteville-St| At present motorists travelina where No . is picked 2 > gig So ay cntiatias stars uno sempudeameapataanctmenniinpenieseetii “ , ty. . Te - letretch bint § NEW BUILDING HERE ‘s ie PIR AOR ES pereneree ’ : stil ale Centinved from Page One ‘ ° rv. is al eit Libory road, construction of which; north on No. 4 are Getoured over 7 streich, Which is Of ofieg te, i | ra . 2 “2 41 so? oie ° ~ Tor bry? link ee was begun im 1926. .These reads; Highway No. 16, just South Of;very rough. DU. Passahig Gee : linois River ¢ ae nin i wt . tw ¢ follow the L. & M. (| senger cars. Heavy . Speed Trans mission ea-! lilinois Rit from Harden, No. 11 and Will eventually be taken over by | Staunton, and ‘ollow tne & i enger . Heas trucks, . Four ted eastward from that point. cel l th ts the county refim-/ railroad tracks into the city. Hig ever. travel at a risk of ~ es Line Which is Com- miles to Fieldon, the high- a4 bt d for cost of construction. lway No. 16 traveled just a mit* ‘stuck in the holes = tu vill be graded. C : will 1. Concrete was) *™ 7 atetell 3 ot RE eon RRP | panion to Paige Sixes. i. i us ~ , . ist year from Fieldon to J: pa Ga yom ey Ciates P 3 , i | y vere. : tright-eigh cote « Oe ama Plans for Belt Line Road. fhe ue¥ Paige trignt - inte 810 : 7 ee eee sige — ¢ , P: | ' vi , stor Car Co., distributor tion of parts incidentz : ) 3 siteacs nols ang will elim- | connect with No. o Decatur, | 25° Fro im Springfield. also th pgpe Motos eights are featured Ne ae | Ba? ' AAD nate > necessit f traversin: ) Reba, a ot noeuncs BECAUSE 2383 Be these Parse : cons / pevenenpmmmpemaa ail eam as i ae OS ne eonmested business ¢ ieee a , | ee ie 2 ol allway. in ¢ eratis ar ae a ~S , ee. an improved four-speed trans- trated by the action of the Cnevr —EEE=—"~"~"" : > 7 ‘is in so doi 3 Se a ot ee ee ae with t) $ 00 7 2 Se 3 on which provides two high- et Motor Car he a : ’ = ze @rives, both virtually as silent . —s bit a4 rc he ordinary ae - | ee oe % gs efficient as ¢ Hichwar I. CASH oe cinoma z and + drive of @ three-speed car, | ago route via Mar- Balance in 2 Fepe ratio being higher than or-/ > » is * ry, the other slightly icv er. 24 Months ; : — direct drive, with a gear ratio! : ef 2.63 to 1. high road speed is ge trains canrm » seer LIKE | P. " ] eptained et reduced engine speed, | cks are bein, RENT ar : -gine running about We : | nee gion. However, B© age : ire | , weime tnternai-gea F a> ee) sie / i + ~ fertured Z : u Liiz S 4 | am averace of £0 “@aily du ss 1 atti : } | ie same period last year, he stat e oO f Xi! : , a . effi | + “ 9 ~ : 7. ** , b 3 ; : > : i | wy 2 I - .-* ig! -_» * ’ human being may !n- ' ‘ ly come 2 restive dis- ' 8 e - - x“ ~ > ~ 41k Ve . ee eb ae 8 © ate oo ls - ge sixes, -s Bi. RE RN RRR NRE tp DODGE QUANTITY _PRODUCTION ww after ro > + oe Se abel ce ~~ ” e oom othe di athe . ‘ p » r, i go er et - 3 tes ety me ue. pags "1h aes Se ee = *& s ~* * . aad . 4 ‘se? = & ~ mo one ae +2 on Showing gy: ‘ con tr a : $448 ~ as the tn- ~~ te Teena me ws ~ ate 8 ~~ a i ut oA Ob Hho .¥ . oR Greys ms te ie tate center ef gravity. are effectively dG. nii¢ creased length and the decreased | height give aol new appearance of grace and ana 1a] lowering of the $ , The bew chass's wheelbase, 6° iImco lon that of the ia! eix-cylinder Paige. | Mechanicalir, the new eight emh- bodies many improvements. Kypens ) engine, straight etgnt, cylinder } a singite eke horsepower is piston displacement of | “ tn A : : a za . . oe , = P ——— bn Se ¢ = «- 4 . — . : - ine hes, the : cy ’ in ers be! ng ) J. W. Rice. formeriy serv ogee ee eee ype in Europe at the time Daim , ; i e weinch bore by 4 14-inch stroke. | ™ or Joten? hea fo . . ; ° -* , . Lae s 4 asi lic i ; ° Teen appointed to manage ung, UP the cooling svstem with cold of Belgium, Me-cedes in Germany SUPERB new 1927 Chandler Line... ‘Vibration Trebly Checked. | ‘ : >. Aitasad ~ 4i . ' " — wa =| o h ¢ neine m4 ed . e Panha be L.avasso: ‘ef =o sss s , n is beid ts a Timur. ¢ alloy pistons A sparkling galaxy of beautiful motor cars nd Tet counecting rods and By onmeinasteal ancing of the ec rvea ae. ‘ ime ti | epg oO ; . for : - ot | 7 cht ined : : ; ~_— net gga grog: I et Seto s cS cone cxner mechan. |in asse beqes caperimente meen ... Styled to the minute, powered to the limit, SUE cratic oT reneccaes! Gan send sales branch and service sta-), , og a ltt Dims _ oe % ‘ c ° ° . ilt inte the engine, to minimise ee eee than Geubled in ait watil 1941 that the femek Beene riced to a hair : he effect of torsional stresses tn Size recently and the branch is now a A , : a : * 2-@¢e z the crankshaft. Finally, the en- equipped to handle 200 jobs a day hen it 1 oluts necessary oe , — 3 ie wage ine ts mounted on four large rub- Personnel totals about 109. to continu: 1e journey, rerfeed | : ’ sopepicte sateageties: ss ) Sot ae 2 sR : Buil d : rt lik : ; ber blocks, tnsulating it from efi ee aE ees This wil cause /@S to introduce .. radical chang t to dominate in performance, likewise in An By ESS CONSPICUOUS P ti spelay Losier - myopmiyge an ed 3 : 4 ew lez rith pus | | E ° d d h + frame tech minute vibrations as MATS | through the exhaust, but the adai- |roesried aor ner idea. with | value. Engineered and upholstered to give you BR sr eet up in the coming are ab- Tt pars to keep in mitnd many “0n@! 0) Ww: eo oe eee aden eaten wee teas icy enges - 4 ‘ , i by the rubber mounting. f2- le icaealaeiee rts of | #04 pistons. In case you ca : 4 Ge eee ” ad ¢ ransmitted th: of the leas conspicuous parts of S24 pistons. In case vou cantet Continuousiy by the Stearns. Co, new conceptions of comfort. Equipped to give eat of being transmitted through lubricated becat hey mam, | ORG the cause of overheating, te: . a eee he pir bn rege ek. . d . riable off pressure valve 9 nO race : sae a ital phone to the nearest gEnrafce ane Kn . gio ay seal as 4 il wang : you utmost CONVeRNRIECNCE an enjoyment Sa & works automatically as the speed | almost invariably forgotten in the W#'t for help to arrive. horsepower and a speed in | - of the engine increases or de-| lubricating process, ts the top of “As a general prec , : 9 2H of _ mer hour. Se . S creases This vaive ts linked with’ tie Stosring var post. a tow | Keep the radiator of vor sat tt i UP to this year Wiilys-Overland, And the easiest cars to take care of you have ; the thretiien As the theethe ia MY t of! lie@ at thi f water. ang ma! re that |! ie Lue > eae BERR fe Gilg PS ATL Pre Pee eee ee at oe ee ee Se Ds 7 er kee F ee Ade : wa 4. ; Ma aed 3 - ~ “Sage ge | ucer bo e 66 opened, the pressure on the refief) Saint every few thousand mnie: | water-tight bende whine: Pica yom n ’ gined. All have th Chandler “O valve increases, causing a greater] will take away that grinding noise = Wisi . ms menehentios — tamkman ever imaegin 2 ave € great er ne quantity of oi! to flow to the bear- when one tugs at the wheel as in| while. Neglect causes PSs) : gee “Clutch and wear, resulting in noisy pedal ac- | WillysKuight modto were” fom Shot” centralized lubrication system—4-wheel SUNME guees Une aece coh te be utch an brake pedal shift ect the windshiel luces r Pars ee ution and from fat ~ t a erank- is ton. Don't nes! Ts tn ao - Conacte and anchors brakes—air cleaner—oil purifier—self-adjusting at tr cchbe ch Ga | 4m te . spring shackles—and a longlist of other advantages. TIPS ON CAR-CARE IN WINTER) + - . te - “tly “er ail; sae — need ae ee oe Attention Motorists! 9... on raan = A great choice of new models in a price range BE co remove the rust rather than Now Is the time to equip your car with fresh, clean introduce , mer bs . 3 Carben. Little of the latter gets aly it “a aan a ° $ } mn the points but rest may bel. Gea Grama. st prices thet will Th sour poshenkeck. [IM ioc ures cAF {0 sell tm th of *945 to °1895, f. o. b. factory. We proudly ask QS i Penty from the great deal of Never in the history of the trade have Tires been of- kr alee lie satiate aaa = - CTidization that ts ossibie over fered at such reduced prices. known as Faicon Motors, Inc., you to see these cars, and to drive one yourself. SENEE @ short Garton, Tue pesgien ae : tin) .cmethad dm +6, demain Te . ' + the engine heard at the bettem UNITED STATES 30x3'2 Firsts the lower pr iced six fi tage | i & long down-grade on a cold G. @ 1—G. CORDS Heavy N. 8. Cords ay is not necessarily due to a First. tm original factory wrappers carrying and Tube Free y . i ae 6CflC«Y*-¥e holding ope The mixture standard guarantee. Due to o very laree $4.95 CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION P CLEVELAND . | open. pes merely is a little lean and the purchase. we are able te gquete «ach low Clean of! is an ins for elec. » ©2ene has been eooled by the de- Cheaper than seconds or off brands. | | sail ‘pe rT elec te — oa your Semmer supply now. a > LAY ' pend rc tn made with the thfottie n on forcign m rw : . c.08ed. ’ ; 3074.95 Rall., $11.55 29x4.40 Balloons | aes | — : ae A S.. $7.85] 595.25 Ball. $12.95 Heavy Tread vs Aiea serra ge ore ‘ tee ee ee ee 32y +3} 31x5.25 Ball. $13.45 Se ctgion = , a ao on a cold morning by rubbing 35 30x5.77 Rall. $15.25 $5.75 ‘sad ahaa aes ne electrica! — ~Y the porcelain externals cf the ; 3326.00 Ball, $16.15 quipment. quently aT > SPark plugs before using the —- ane —— : added to th nkcase, se ) F “arter, They are apt to be wet Igh - ~cectiah Regoeen ea ios ; . ey oe a SS SS ao eos s. High-Grade E Balloons ill t ipon the distributor he S = ™ condensation of water in the versize “_ br ignition wires. It shou) , j “Nosphere ond may be shorting. Sisé ....87.08 S3x6 ....88.78 Specia! iped off because oi! rots rubb 3 — 3iu4 ... SR.45 29x4.75, Ox but there ts ne pa te $4.75 ex. 2A, $10.25 > or: Po Where the Ga: Gange Varies. $014.73. $9.25 25, $16.75 it wil 2 ; stings . a ane Daty Gray Tubes. tt Ox! $i2.se a ort ul a x on accept the reading at acy 30x4.95. $9.75 133x600. $13.50 2) Righ tension c* rent If, h a os é fed “ | RETAIL DISTRIBUTOR WHOLE DISTRIBUTOR | 2 err, Dotat of the guaciine gauge GOOOYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS [United States Heary Duty Truck Cords engine into the distributor head or LEWIS AU | | jae oe 30:3 rersize 1 W Gara, S245 chin eins teen. enaee wires, | ts | ont = the | current TOMOBILE COMPANY CLEVELAND MOTOR SALES co! - Fen some of the best of gauges) are Seroods filings ; @ tna, te at certain points mseceatng in the lubricant—the abrasive re 4700 WASHINGTON BL ST LOUIS : 2815 Locust BIL. St. Louis, Mo. —_— FF ne is iT ehameaieetiane of speed- Get Our New Low Prices on Michelin, Kelly, Goodrich. On ee e 9 . | Dsessiitiieeninnes We have open territory in Missouri, Illinois and Western” [in a ani many other fnstra- United Bistes Fist, Good year, Miller, Ajax, G. a J. Aids in Testing Batteé}y. : Phone Delmar 4460 Kentucky where we are offering om wausual dealer's bi a - of measurement and i@ or res ne motorist rhea wan EA with outlet for cars traded e | er net to err, the owner instead much to do with the variation out water cannot be tested ; accuracy over the entire range : Lor s mot so greet in win- = : ; the potnter. ster, but it ig more damaging. x - Ee om u . wy se . . . 4 ‘ ‘~ By ‘i a « ‘ 8% ~™ He * iy {? A) 2 RRR sg ati ® coi ee et nae « . ow a hgreoatig we -

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oe ae 4 * : gs Te Pra ~ Ss merely is a iittle lean and the, Mission gears o! Dodge trucks and tone and both forn an effective engine has been cooled by the de- | Commercial cars. contrast with the ebony black of| Cai A) SE 11 a ove kL, at TH €, scent made with the throttle | The change involves use of the hood. cowl and to: nems edge A a : ; , 4 : wo n a i / , 4 ‘> | . bibs « . A - k ae ohn a esa snc lazy oval of brighter red, set in a , . ™ Quicker, surer start can be | "2¢/um .steei, : oacge factory | wide belt of black, makes the door Co-Distributors: = , don a cold morning by rubbing | has notified the Tate Motor Co.,) a. 45) iy, “y the porcelain externals of the | Inc. “The new steel ts made at{/ = a | T @) | OR ( 'O WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. tpark pli ire i the ;? Dod Br here’ exact ad J ugs before usine the! *%e mill to Dodge Brothers exact- | ©. Marter. Thev are apt to be wet | ing specifications as regards chem- | Glass Encased Dash Set. d d D | 18th and Locust ; >°M condensation of water in the | ica! analysis. The carbon content A new Nash special six col-} 52nd an eimar Weber Branch Stores and Associate Dealers 4 &tmosphere nd ; |has been raised from limite of 32 iapsible cabriolet has been placed —____ 5616 Gravous 2729 N. Grand ; a may be shorting. | s , | : $877 Delmer 4 meniatiniadiies ie | to $5 per cent to the higher figure ‘this week on display by the South- |; Hammond Motor Sales, Granite City AB nm Don’ the Gauge Varies. |of 48 to 53 per cent. west Nash Co. The car comes in Goedloe Motor Sales Co. Ki ” and Manchester Ont accept the reading at any “The gears forged from the new a iwo-tone color combination with | Albcedt_ Auto Ce. Sag a w ~~ ae» he Point of the gasoll e ' chrome vanadium steel and heat dark maroon body and fenders and West Florissant Motor ales Co.. 8717 ew IBUTOR . te ‘ j a Dy ne gauge as i i c i’ Aitali i i eae if « aa Ggark marc S26 PIU | qi ei i€ and Bros... UV ebater Groves, Mo - Tit. a Ura n judging gasoline mile-| treated in Dodge Brothers’ new r.nning gear itn black. The top The Fassig-Weber Motor Co. 1210 Sate &.. E & Louis, SALES CO _ for it has been found that! electric furnaces possess greater is the conventional light brown Sutton Motor Co. 3110 Sutioe Av. Maplewood Mo. . . — of the best of gauges | strength and toughness and in-} mohair typeZ and disc wheels are Louis, Mo. Raccurate at certain points | creased ability to resist wear. standard. ' & characteristic of speed- “Dodge Brothers have a reputa- es i i : 6m , : '7 - 7 ’ Illinois and Western 1 oye anil many other instru-| tion at the stee!] mill for unusual The New Duesenbergs. " ' z } Av desions iw | crn © nY unusual dealer’s fr hise ; | of measurement and in or-/ strictness regarding the chemical Nove! body designs by Locke, ana cars. Get 192 d ] 3 . of not to err, the owner instead | composition of the bars w hich are | an option in the sport models, of a our 7 eai- : ; Nrareng & reading at one point to be forged into the vital parts supe rcharger neememgpnatas Hs ame rease Seventy-five years young ; take several and strike an of their car. Their specifications | the speed from 9 to we per dealer or write us direct. } ®. In the case of the gaso. | call for much closer limits In the hour, are outstancing Changes in 0516 : he Weuge, the shape of the tank| amount of the various ingredients the new Deusenberg passenger cars. tp Much to do with the variation | which determine the physical prop-| The Deusenberg straight-elght accuracy over the entire range | erties of the steel than are recom- | motor has H 2% -inch bore and 5- . 3 pointer. imended to the industry by the, inch stroke. Use of the new hypoid 3 & a: a a a eee cae we -~ a bad ee SY ees 0 eee . * Oe en es eee eee | a tras, 0 eb a sete NN est haan anes a rs 7 ~ is tae it! Soe nae a ose _ i] mean asarninne ays My. * Lae: : aT hic MO erie

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STNDAY WV ———————=3 [ORNING, APRIL 3. 1997 oneal ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. 1926 GASOLIN TX fab beng Zot on ~ FIRESTONE DFA ERS BON HOURS cTHny “aha ane ante Sa tes nce (THO ONES COST. TONSA ee >. ViIis 4 thang ° ie > = J i. ‘ ’ ar [* t. ,* = ] = ; | i 4 , s ae LE ¢ ¢ . ii - ilins. It’s easy. Dries overnight. Vibration, Oil, Acid, Be nizations, which are opposing | ff oline or Salt water will not mar its beautiful lusere, Gagner on the ground that he is | a he marority Sachiees aE SS. nd cami Sal ante- [ae Wo. Miller ewar MEYER-KEMP TIRE CO. Sold by Best Paint, Hardware and Accessory Dealers BB vas: whose policies have Gabriel—and Only Gabriel—Is a Snubber = * penne 20> 2 of the bureau, presided ui SASS 22d and Pine Sts., N. E. Cor. | Dealers Write for Attractive Proposition sy met with their approval. He| & a aL was oe nee Seen Vulcanizing (CEntral 1955) Services | Made by STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING O@., St. Lout, i, 7 was one of those in conti i rmer Supt. With New Gabriel Snubbers are un- the speaker. = SS _ shops and careful inspection of it ME Brea in Withers a | sie sacl eaieliivel : the St. Louis schoo! changed in principle—but amazingly improved in performance. Because of their new and exclusive anti- pre-loading brake, Gabriels cannot cause ‘‘stiff’’ riding over good pavements ee os’ ne ail) ae —and on bad roads they stop the pitch stone's paper were: That the Unit- See dike te tho soul and gallop that throws you from your as caine aaaiie ena: aan py the Patrons’ Allanch seat. that Great Britaiz trols 75 p: - : Four Not Indersed. ent oft = supplir. and tha? Four eand! dates hesides Wagner | , “ _Dr. Pap! E. Eckhardt, Mrs. Julia | Drive in and let us show you how the er, monopoly is costing the Unit Se 136,000,0¢ ae ids Curtis, George W. Jonnson nd Fred Weissrnann—falled of in- a - *oare ‘- “- a y New Gabriels work. pion ne eure Abies Weetedane wad OF” mic } i 1cin - : " ad nt by both organizations. * so — + - — Po, hk - »¢ | ™ -» At AaetsA oe “None of the eandidatés except : re Hie gg Gabriels are always sold on a hering 1 Wasner apd Rollins has served on 30-day, money-back guarantee. forests on the esses Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service Co. 22052 2209.29 Pe _— Do 25 cour terms being for ois H. C. MERRY, Inc.—Sole Distributors for export to the United Staten. a Se Lindell 6771 3920 Lindell Boul. whit J nen are en : _ _ 2 3 EDR ene - filing on a nonparti isan tick- | aol ~~ & fa qQoo”™ : | the Board « c r . = hae 12 places on the board, eo il ii«z-A +h >} on al : Lmis e€iece a \e i | 4 1H + to the Republican and Democratic aldermanic tickets on the blanket ballot. The voter may cast his vote for any four of the bool board candidates by mark- ng X in the squares opposite their ¢. Fe wer but not more than il + Go Easy on rae Polish re e | "93 ~* 4 Ba IT ¢ wet 4 “ " - io ns © he oe” *acr 7 4 > > a 2 dui §» ” > : J 3 Z r 2) . * . . - % oh a . - - ¥ a Z . 2 us a a) a) “ ri) ~ Ree Ee ab ‘. . " of * r s.2 * « i = Oey § Lie d,s taut ay . a tis ae Ep ‘ z ; i a , 2 Ke 4 £ \ art Ty . b a RS on m nits - * », % 4 4 + ; = rae Re ‘ rx com. ie ¥ 7 a . & ¥- ¢ o* Tey rte } ee ae oe Se. C hia? : ; , eo eee 4 ; HVA ing Ln O12; ag i K = when Rollins was 5 eleceed. tet an on *he surfaces bright and polishing expired, two-vear term, with the will be necessary iess often should : —————— . . support of both and four members nolishing be regarded as absoluteis = were chosen for full terms. Two essential, use the best silver pc | ether candidates of the committee availiable. A brass polish wil] wea and one other of the alliance, at town a nickeled surface rapidly S== . : that time, were sucheesful and are on the board now. but Richard Murphr, who was re-elected then ‘o a third term, ran only with Inde- pendent backing. ike Wagner sow. Murphy and Wagner often se ao 1 on board policies. The Eight Holdover Meshbaies Mrs. B, F. Bush and Henry F. Fahrenkrog, retiring members of the board. did not seek re-election. ~ om oe 5 5 - ae wm ete Pe GR ary ee ey i ee a Rn wear ~~ oe 2 “ yy 4 4 Pe % cAnnouncing The Opening of the New ao « 7 . y id £ . ‘ +2 ee. Pt; b se et. os ri 18» ~ q ad - “| - + Lay : f Z ap < * # - ee, ay a ‘ * Ss a » - a." % i, e * os a « i * be 2s ~~ aa r ¢ * a . P : 47%, * ‘ ; Lf iti rs 7: » “* Pare < . . be Fae ty th * — eo ony VESPER-BUICK MAINTENANCE BUILDING a usin used car at Vandeventer and Laclede on MONDAY, APRIL 4th : OUBT mis uncer- FA .: s PENT tainty have been : The Gold Seal guarantee ¢ eliminated from : ° | used car buying by our new about Gold Seal Buicks is the same in every —— plan of selecting a limited Fully Guaranteed—Oer = must pam « thorough inspec- the guarantee the Enlarged maintenance facilities number of used Buicks from a Bee Siena Buick factory puts on new! ; Buicks. And we back it up if +» more than 100,000 square our stock, identifying them antee on new Buicks. teet of floor space » » including by a Gold Seal, and giving Clie Ot | — ee “i as on new Buicks. new cars the most modern equipment m our full guarantee. Selected— Only Buick cars nibcanmiegs:: :4 Thi? ate seethe . » o aH , A ss 2 4 e na/ for servicing and re-condi- ooiereaipatho edna cy dette PH CP OPENS tere Re a Ti shoal ite i “ x, ‘ ok ash h re eee ee a Ande ik cata OP Sach is eet gi a ag aif ae eyes fs ba fs ‘ Ye PE BA oe ile oan : wey Fc. eee Each used Buick selected conforming to exceptional Gold Seal Buicks have re. ft lime includes,a Spe- : 4 cial Delivery Speed tioning Buick cars, a Duco oe apace inspec- St e Bu moved doubt and unc” | pb : ‘ Heavy- ruc refinishing plant and body give nat ie : fei ‘Buie 7 ee ae = a repair shop ++ a complete Buick ice, fine performance, and : it~ waa . | ties. and Mo service all under one roof. nding and driving comfort i ne Oi Ba oe EEL cuiremees pare ante 3 el idiiatatai Re ORO A le CAs KUHS BUICK Co. SCHNURE MOTOR sf co. VESPER-BUICK AUTO CoO. USED CAR DEPT.—z036 Locust St. 2216-18 Locust St. Maintenance Division @ Vandeventer at Laclede aids cin Mieleaeten. | WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO Co., SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO Co., Just South of Present Buridine if Kingshighway and McPherson 3654 South Grand Boul. | NORTHWEST BRANCH—6513 Easten Ave. USED CAR DEPT.—Jefferson and Lafayette “Built for Buick Owners” WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM

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oh —————— he ee Pia OR ads ON * a PAGE 11 der Dr. Frank Bruno of Washing- ton University. Taught in Sumner High School nine years and was & curator of Lincoln University (State Schoo] for Negroes) 1921- 26. Member of Education Com- mittee of Race Relations Depart- ment of Community Council, Cen- tral Patrons’ School Alliance ind League of Women Voters. She | Finney avenue, a Negro, wife of| said her training and experience SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIL 3, 1927, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. merce Building, aged 38. Lived| one year and director four years), | tirement fund and thus has gained here all her life, being daughter of| League of Women Voters and friendship of many of them. He the late William M. Horton, vice} Wednesday club. She said her ex-| originated the collection of neta president of the old City Council, | perience and interest in general af-| paper by pupils, for benefit of and was educated in Mrs. Lach-/ fairs qualified her. Teachers’ Benevolent Annuity As- mund’s private school and the pub- Stephen M. Wagner, 2708 Mera- | sociation. When he became presi- Executive Committee of Missouri | lic schools, Harris Teachers’ Col.| mec street, dry goods commission | dent, he said he thought conduct of Retail Merchants’ Association. For- | lege and in Washington University | merchant in Syndicate Trust Build- | the schools was “absolutely as near merly held following positions: ‘extension courses. Taught for! ing, aged 55. First elected to board | perfect as can be,” seeming to First vice president of the Civic} Under Age Free Kindergarten As- | in 1915, and last October was made | satisfy the public. He explained Needs Committee, which fostered | sociation, in Bishop Robertson Hal] | President for a year. Born in New/ that the board members were not the 1923 bond issue: a director of | #74 in public schools and has been | Orleans and attended pubfle school | supposed to be educators, but to ex-| Dr. W. P. Curtis, aged 47. Lived| qualified her. She argeus that her the Community Fund, vice presi- a public playground instructor. Be-/| here, but was forced to leave at/| ercise executive and financial con-| here 22 years; received A. B. at| race should have sympathetic rep- dent of Citizens’ City Plan Com- |came salesman with present firm!age of 10. He has becn active in tro}, and elther accept or reject! Atlanta University. took post-grad-| resentation on the board. ) bettering the lot of teachers, | educational policies of the super-|uate work at Chicago University) George W. Johnson, 2854A Mis- mittee three terms, delegate to a ~ oie s Pate | te ty sl ee ‘ork! ¢ ' ; deep waterways convention by ap- - ember Dp working for higher pay and a re-/intendent. In his patform heiand now is studying sociology un-' Contineed om Next Page. pointment of Gov. Hadley, presi- | a . ST.LOUIS FOST-DISPATCE CORDS OF CANDIDATES WHO ARE SEEKING ELECTION TO BOARD OF EDUCATION ten Aspirants for the Four Vacancies, Two - Of Whom Are Incumbents — Two | Tickets Backed by Citizens’ Bodies ater rear seat bead ee comfort. Packard rear seats now are 49 nches wide and spread to 55 Nhe at the height of the shoulders. mitting greater width and Com on * \ . : ifo when inreée persons occupy the ee nites Se stands on his record and will con- tinue his policies “without regard to individuals or organizations pro moting pet hobbies, persona) inter- ests or visionary schemes.” Wag- ner sent letters to school teachers supporting the candidacy of Louts P. Aloe for Mayor in 1925, arous- ing ire of other candidates. Mrs. Julia Childs Curtis, 4215 | president of Beaumont High Schoo! Patrons’ Association, member of Typographical Union No. 8 for 20 years and in 1924 was president of the Ben Franklin Club, comprising master printers; and chairman of 4 . . f vears gain e by seats. kard - a a ere eee RAD ndard| Buick “115” Proves Popnlar lons,| Although now only in its thieg Al-ivear as part of the Buick Hine th epid-|Series 110 group of 81X-cylinder they valve-in-head Bulcks hag won RObile place ' l in importance tn the Weer, automobile market to that Rained ainst by the larger models, according te have ©. W. Churchill, general gales inne. Zain ager. Sh thee Eten. ony Sptilfnd Plas . —e Tes " pega oe ™ x wees ae chee es ae 2 ona equa ee Se nee Vente Mae Lay Pin night ah w+ ene aged a ere eae ae § i ‘ \ ke eer it sak Pree eh) an oo a ~~ yin. Vibration, Oil, Acid, Ges I not mar its beautiful lustre. dware and Accessory Dealers or Attractive Proposition ACTURING CO., St. Louts, Bo. —_ ee Gold Seal guarantee same in every way as guarantee the great factory puts on new cs. And we back it up the same service we on new cars! d Seal Buicks have re- ed doubt and uncer: from used car buying. . will find them priced w as ordinary, unguar- Cars. OR Co., St. yA AUTO CO., Boul. on and Lafayette 's ’ BUILD THEM + Stephen M. Wagner, president of | The elght remaining members are: | | Arthur A, Blumeyer, Ber. Weidle, | Henry Helier and L. A. Schoil- | | meyer, whose terms will expire in je Board of Education, is running g third six-year term on the oe of Education, subject to | @esday’'s election, without the support of the two principal city- ge organizations carrying on gmpaigns—the Citizens’ Schoo! . @d Committee and the Public ‘gehool Patrons’ Alliance. The only other member of the board seeking re-election, Myrt A. Rollins, is indorsed by both these | figure in board affairs. grganizations, which are opposing Wagner on the ground that he is g member of the majority faction @ the board whose policies have fot met with their approval. He | was one of those in conflict with rmer Supt. Withers, which re- gited in Withers’ retirernent from the St. Louis school system. “ Other candidates indorsed by both the Citizens’ Committee and the Patrons’ Alliance are Miss weanor D. Horton and Arthur §. Werremeyer. Dr. David C. Todd is the fourth candidate indorsed by the Citizens’ Committee and Henry p. Schroeder is the fourth support- ed by the Patrons’ Alliance. Four Not Indorsed, Four candidates besides Wagner Dr, Paul E, Eckhardt, Mrs. Julia Childs Curtis, George W. Johnson and Fred Weissmann—failed of in- dorsement by beth organizations. None of the candidates except Wagner and Rollins has served on the Board of Education. Of the 12 places on the board, four are to be filled at this elec- tion, all four terms being for six years, There are 10 candidates, et, adjacent to the Republican and Democratic aldermanic tickets on the blanket ballot. The voter may cast his vote for any four of the school board candidates by mark- ing X in the squares opposite their names. Fewer but not more than four may be voted for. The Citizens’ Committee and Pa- trons’ Alliance were chief factors in the board campaign two years ago, expired, two-year term, with the support of both and four members were chosen for full terms. other candidates of the committee and one other of the alliance, at on the board now, but Richard Murphy, who was re-elected Murphy and Wagner often have ageed on board policies. P The Eight Holdover Members. Mrs. B. F. Bush and Henry F. Fahrenkrog, retiring members of the board, did not seek re-election. who will be named in the order of | their filing on a nonpartisan tick- | 1929, and John C, Tobin. Richard Murphy, Mrs. Elias Michael and | Emil J. Barth, whose terms wil! expire In 1931. Murphy and To- bin are Democrats and the other “holdover” members are Repub- licans. Al! of the 10 present can- didates are Republicans, although party politics is not supposed to Formerly there was a tacit agreement whereby membership on the board was divided evenly amopg Demo- crats and Republicaris. Nomina- tions are made by petitions signed by voters. Board members re- ceive no salaries. The following data as to careers of the candidates, given in the or- der they will be named on the bal- lots, is taken from their replies to a questionnaire of the Citizens’ School Board Committee, except in the case of Wagner, who made no reply: Henry P. Schroeder, 4980 Mar- fitt place, soda fountain supply | dealer at 506 North Second street, aged 650, indorsed by the Patrons’ | Alliance in the 1925 campaign, but defeated then. Lived here all his life and educated in public and private schools; 80 years in busi- ness. Member of Chamber of Commerce, Busimen’s Circle, Maf- ifitt Place and Northland Improve- } ment aa Ait associations. Answering as to his qualification for the board, he said: “My business contact with the world has made me a student of human nature.” Dr. Paul E. Eckardt, 2027 South | Jefferson avenue, dentist, aged 49. 'educated in public schools: 1925, lived here all his life and prac- ticed his profession for 27 years, the last 25 in his present location. Member of American and Missouri State Dental associations, St. Louis Dental Society, St. Louis Society of Dental Science and Franz Sige! / School when Rollins was elected to an un- | and worked |Community Fund campaigns. Two | | the welfare of the school children and teachers and feel fully capable | that time, were suctessful and are | ness and educational administra- then | toa third term, ran only with inde- | pendent backing. like Wagner now. | Patrons’ Association: has held office in various organizations in Liberty Loan and He interested in said, “I am vitally of assisting in an impartial bust. tion.” Arthur S. Werremeyer, 2907 Sul- | ' € lede | He , dent of North St. Louis Business | Men’s Association and one of its | | directors for 15 years; president of | Merchants’ Asso- | ciation, president of Blair-Howard | Missourf Retail Schoo] Patrons’ Association and _ twice its delegate to Patrons’ Alli- ance, State Committee from the Eleventh | | District in 1921-22, delegate to the | State member of the Republican convention of asid the School Board Republican 1896. He should be “absolutely nonpartisan.” Myrt A. Rollins, 5934 Wabada avenue, attorney in Title Guaranty Building, aged 41. become a Circuit Judge. Member 'of the State Legislature in 1921-22 and formerly an Assoctate Counselor. and educated in St. schools, Tennessee practiced law for past 18 Patrons’ Alliance, president of La- School Patrons’ Association, and member of Plaza Courthouse | Committee, which defeated the ef- | civil court- fort to locate the new house away said 12 years’ patrons’ association work and two on the School Board qualified him | for the board. He opposes politics in the board. He has conducted an unsuccessful] effort in the past two years to force the board to open its committee meetings, at which policies are formulated, to the public, with public interest. Miss Eleanor D. Horton, 5246A Waterman avenue, ' Diabetics | If yon have the slightest symptoms of Diabetes—such as excessive thirst, inor- Ginate hunger, with loss of weight {n | _ Spite of keen appetite, with nervousness, irritability, restlessness, anxiety over trifies and loss of strength—lose no time in reading one of the most rémarkable books of the day,“Is Diabetes Curabie?” It will be mailed free to anyone who will send merely name and address to | Banborn Laboratories,442 Y. M. ©. «a Building, Battie Creek, Michigan. It de- livan avenue, printer and stationer | eat 1516 St. Louis avenue, aged 53. | Lived here since 1879 and educated 30 years. Member of Citizens’ Su- | scribes the Sanborn home treatment and relates the experiences of men and women of national prominence who restored themselves to perfect health | after other treatm in St. Louis grammar schools; in | ents had failed. his present business for more than | The book has 78 pages bound in board covers and is a mine of authentic infor- mation for theés who are suffering from pervisory Bond Issue Committee, | Diabetes. oy . In the Subways of New York The Internationa! line includes,a Spe- cial Delivery Speed Truck of 2500 Pounds capacity: Heavy-Duty Trucks Tanging from 3000 to 10,00 pounds M&zximum capaci- ties, and Motor Coachés for all re- quirements. trucks. A marvel of modern engineering—the subways of New York! since that city is built on almost solid rock, the construction of its subways calls for the best equipment that engineering knows. said that these subways involve the removal of more rock and earth than was moved to build the Panama Canal. Hauling New York out from under its feet is a terrific strain on motor It’s a job to test the strength of every mechanical part and to prove the stamina of construction. There’s a job for International Trucks and several fleets of them are working at it—day and night—in situations that call for ability and durability. Twenty years of building motor trucks shows to advantage here. Exclusive International features of design prove their worth in work like this. And It is ~ Internationals will do the same good job for you. Come in and let us show you the work they are doing in your line of business. INTERNATIONAL Inl A GaGa wigl ID Vy B ( bas SMD INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY 2508 N. Broadway Quincy, Ill. Springfield, I. Little Rock, Ark. OF ——— 2500 N. Ninth St. Neighboring Factory Branches Terre Haute, Ind. Kansas City, Mo. 101 8. Main St., East St. Louis, [1 Memphis. Tenn. Elected in 1925, to the two years left of the term | of H. A. Rosskopf, who resigned to | City Lived here all his fife | Louis public | Military Insti- | tute and University of Tennessee; | years. | Has been president of Public School | from Memorial Plaza. | experience ini as far as compatible vice president | of Lewis W. Thomson & Co., in- | i vestment brokers, Bank of Com- | | Defeated for the board in 1923 and | | GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE ERSKINE SI CUSTOM FOUR-DOOR SEDAN Allsteel body, custom design, with deep drawn i teel stampings form- -ing beautiful curved lines at the back; and curved side members carried over the top, constituting the finest possible body construction, Body trimming of Bed- ford cord and broadcloth. Novel instru- ment board in duotone colors with cigar- ette and glove boxes builtin, gasoline gauge and customary instruments. Fine hard- ware and interior decoration. Entire body much superior to any competitive $1,000 job ever offered in Americas Comparisons are urgently invited and will prove con- vincings ~ Mae fe mee on teem Chassis of modern simplified de- signs Material and workmanship of Studebaker quality throughout, comparable to the finest obtainable. Self- energizing four-wheel brakes, nickel plated bumpers front and rear; motometer; beau- tiful crown fenders; and numerous other quality features never before furnished in a $1,000 Cars Beauty and smartness character- ize the car. The body, fenders and general outlines were designed by 995 F.0.B, FACTORY R. H. Dietrich, one of the foremost custom body designers of the country. The car has irresistible style appeal. It created a sensa- tionatallofthe Europeanautomobileshows and the shows in this country, where it was viewed by over two million people. The performance of the car is re- markably efficient and much sw perior to most, if not all, cars in the $1,000 field. It will accelerate from 5 to 25 miles in 8'4 seconds; climb an 11% grade in high gear and develop 60 miles per hour. It is free from mechanical de fects and will stay out of the repair shops The car is well balanced; with sci- entific spring suspension and seat cushioning. The result is the supe- rior riding qualities of the big, high priced cars. In riding comfort, the car is equaled by few; if any; small cars on the market. The price of $995 f. o. b. Detroit is low compared with half a dozen ; other Sixes selling for more moneys Actual comparisons with such cars, ranged alongside an Erskine, will demonstrate the truth of this assertion, If you appreciate quality and value, examine and drive an ERSKINE SIX before you buy any car this Spring Other models are the Tourer, seating five, *945; the Custom Coupe with dickey seat, seating four, #995; and the Business Coupe seating two, *945 f. o. b. factory, with excise tax and freight to be added. Co-Distributors: CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CO. 52nd and Delmar Hammond Moter Sales, Granite City WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. 18th and Locust cher Branch Stores and Associete Dealew 5616 Gravow 2729 NM. Grand 5877 Delmer y Xe 336 ors Hm & Aute . West Florissant Motor Sales Co., 8717 Weet Pleciesam Bees.. Webeter Bopp 7 oe The Gente he ewe So, ee ee SS a = Meter Co. 3110 Sunes Ar. a wy lee re SS ae 6 ON Raltliage etd 0% * 7 le’, 48> wove ‘ _ settee 6p ay geiee, i srghine oem the ccc re WOO .* Ry ” = . _ a 5. ed e. ee tor ee sl eee ee meter art a “ee nary > pais -~ im Loch gins Oe RRR ly Ae 8 ie omg sewage) ete Moet padres: — tes ogre tae , i MO Ee a / J 7 PF oe Ahn + ee ee Meee eee anvil neue nities nincuminniatiag? ide Sandee. _— » _ [tae ee ee > : me ee ideale Set eerie denen sat heli otedieth nied aids aoe ths ee ee Bray see <1 ropes Ve ote :' na oe 4 Spl qo +%, ’ Pies . ore . er » wrmigactie ra Ew ng be —ss. : DY Se Aang = OAT veges a he oy « 1a, rt ; i oa ahaa rr “ime CM Oho oe gy : sah GP rR te tee: dl ™ =e Pe as neh ew be ? tices . —" wave “a ® npn mo Pepi + ee. : : & vqag® + gene amy or inn Per

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IC : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : +i ee sv MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 _ : A ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, APR — ~ * aes ; - | Citizens’ School Board Com he did not know. Wagner, in his | | - ; “4 6 wah - v7 RCH 1500 YEARS as to what extent they thought citi- platform. said open rneetings would , _ a > a ts (7 » zens should be permitted to partici- hamper officers, but might be held | | Eo ede ~ ‘ inst em. - ‘Sg 6 Se ne +. —— _ —_ a © oe Mrs. Curtis, Rollins. Schroeder, | has voted agains them ; oy of —————— ———— . i Werremeyer and Weissmann made | @ == | os ie wt IAN NATIO N | WA TT N replies apparently favorable to the ” ee ‘ ¢ ’ : sa? a “ | - ‘ . . : general idea of open meetings, as £--2 5p ; . | g | a advocated br Rollins . 4 “ Ti ‘Js é ae J = =lpeee - ote: ee ek thong y | second-closs “ « ig s ¢ . | * hx: Yi Ry: : et «+ oe ee oe } ind se Campers’ Saving Club ’ enthusiastic book llects id re 4 oO fect: op 122 leads the dis- ; cently made a ric aul : ; BS ret with 1 Scouts enrotied. ) Glancing through a London book. | The Landayw Sedan $895 ty | 4 .? (30 is a close second with 11 seller’s catalogue he came across : dp | 2 mem be Several troops have) the mame of a book, “Le Petit Wins! for this objective and/t Livre @’Amour.” by Maurice de ’ a F te) 7 en ag , heed only one or two more Sceve, a sixteenth century French GY. members to go over the tsp. The . m “ae . os f Aa Lhe . oe - TP rrp at Tne troeep uefa $*y' a metropolitan seaport—4 merica’s coolest summer city. aby Poss argeest ARE car of its price. And simply because these abilities and facilities z plan the summer’s vacation, be sure avenue, physician at 4503 ; of General Motors are equalled nowhere else in a... ™ full uniform. bet hed Bel’ > euve, pe ea F OL ha " 45% 3 D« 63 . eS : - , ; RENE Gome2 eal oth Before you plan the ¥ P aceum a saislidanlh: ied @0.1 kboat heen ot It combines speed, flexibility, power and en- the world—Pontiac Six performance simply can- SUE Deer, asrtitnn ac Chutesen tana a copy of thisenjoyable booklet. Your free copy isread} years; educated tn public grade and durance as in no other low-priced sixin the world not be matched at the price! Come i ne ride Seaem—C«CSCiéi*”D= = homme. the Scoutmaster @x- for you now— - f | - . > . ' . & ea : ; 4 I?t TS tha name a? the ac outs. ; ese ee weewewweewaenae 8088S UC'versity, Once was feld , ae 6 epi'> hig 79 yearea Mr. Landwehr manager for Underwood & Under. | . = - a migpes a scout meeting. “ piers nec ll oh oe Rr — Deacachaiet SUNDAY I ALLEY MO OR COMPANY OPEN EVENINGS La 4 Webster Groves troops interest- > <a nd ber of E so ae ee nite a —— : owe ““ ‘mn organizing a drum and bugie is member of Executive Board . ro - smeislg@ 4 - ae ee ae dower E. A. HATFIELD, President Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET 7 Tne have been invited to com- 140 Montgomery Street, Room 38! ae ee al sie a8 : SHUBERT MOTOR CO... 8209 Gravois CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE ST. CHARLES SA CO. St Charies Vv co. _- ¢€ T. Lemcke, Whe me Wonder Ti ‘terms. Has been active in bond SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES meMUELLER MOTOR CO. ' WHITE sno. Auro co 100 We Lackwoed As. Websser Grvet, an olunteered his services as an) = erms. ias been active in bond -F, ? SALES ‘ tOS. . ' . F P tne. 5 ‘Pleas: snd me “California W onder Tomes” — fren. aah, eciaiehe Teele andl accanaes Siue Genaceh Mehie ie. en ee ed Lith and St. Louis Av. East St. Louis BRAHM-MICHELETTE MOTOR CO. «ggg Sstr: Mr. Lemcke hopes to| ¢ sacle: sei iesieieaiadl tenia eae MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. Belleville Oo. K. MOTOR CO. ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Inc. 1049 S. Boyle eR? several troop corps of about | an C ae Cancel Pp — am - STOFFEL'S GARAGE Edwardeville, Ill. Zist and Angelica Sts. IVORY AUTO CO. a | *« bors cach that he can assemble ¢ iieel paigns. He believes politics and_ Highland, Ml. TRIANGLE AUTO 5617 Gravels HORSTMAN AUTO SALES, Collinsville. 7805 Ivery Av. BEE Pr specie! scouting activities the Scheol Board should be kept | 3 — ee ne un t Saeate separate. | -s 4 The new Suburban district fag » * In reply to a question by the | ge & ae = .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ | a r : poms age aa he did not know. Wagner, in his | 3 | | Acti * ime | Pa | | Citizens’ School] Board Committee Lee SS... 4 —— ee CHURCH 1500 VEARS as to what extent they thought citi- | platform, said open pening wer ' 3 “j- fficers, but mig : Travel an¢Resorts (ile: sens should be permitted to partici. | hamper 0 -* ) ait 5 ” cy = 4 — - 3 3 . : re : far as he was concerned. . - § | made "s i pate in board affairs, Miss Horton, | as ‘ re Cire =e ee Oe Mrs. Curtis, Rollins, Schroeder, | has voted against them. wieeilinte ida ‘ ‘ | od a ————. As RN UR ae ee ee Werremeyer and Weissmann made ae — cs | whie DIAN NATIONAL VACATION THIS YEAR replies apparently favorable to the | a. , | he j Sr Fah ——— 2 | general idea of open meetings, as S gets Tray ch os Nesorts oe. gt T- te, wis ees im ie die advocated by Rollins. Replies of tg Freee eas ae i F aes rae A ake Plans for £3 Armenian Edifice Is Ruled by|Dr. Todd and Dr. Eckhardt ap- | : a ye ' peared noncommittal. Johnson said | ivi yntiff in . : ae | , ay Oldest Living Pontift 1 : : > IME to look for your — - Riding, Hikes andi al z, | the World. ee a | Gee Herseback Riding, 7 Cay, Seas wet ge Travel a4 Resorts Me | | apartment—and time ‘ Swimming to Be Features ( 's R ; ae Oe eee es , s : of Vacation. ETCHMIADZIN, Soviet Armen’, Excelsior Springs, Mo. | is most wisely spent in March 5.—Within the shadow of | ‘ why ; é tay - P O Ww ; | at sti de oo irst look through the Be Mount Ararat stands the -oldest ' FFERS .he most luxer first Ooo ing g iy " int t d conveniences e. n the de. No " Hp | Christian church in the world. It the "vegationtst and health seeker me An entire summer in the woods, , h i place of worship See can cemand. Real elegance and all classified “Apartments ~ hack and on hikes will be s the home and piace | : | : , = norsebac | Day Round Trip from Vancouver to ‘of the Armenian Catholics, the SCAN DINAVIA | or at nda “Balke Gee centnee. | } Siew oe this free ookiet | sh 40 St. Louis boy scouts! next ote wee . ~~ 7 = - o. eee on “er . er . rem * on. “ Ce oh ae ee “os ——_—_, ,- Ta De el thet ot. tat aaa ~ « we ~ . a ie * eum . s +> ” » - ‘ -” ~~ ~eoR o we lite cad ~ ss nt ae a en Re — x ea Skagway is only $90 including meals and ae | oldes ’ Pontiff in the world. ment that has refurnished and re- | helps to guide thousands who ent”’ columns of the eee spent by , berth—all outside staterooms. a a [ oldest living Pon | decorated for the big 1927 season. | seek restored health and vacation For R a next summer, according to plans, > rin a > ra lls of ; Reduced rates to Vahcouver or Prince Rupert. _ | The mouldering stone wa . op > ot e | §, Optional routes with stop-over at Jasper National the church, its pyra midal] cupolas pleasure to Missouri 7 National my % peing made by the lo¢ a1 boy ‘ cout : a ft e of Hotel and Meals on shore a eo Vick aw .: Ara e activities ‘ AN DIAN A IONAL eae aus ae. «wana 9 "Sioa ivil og gy Ase at | ao Laat Teen | i ge - from that place. “One of the sacred relic of a hand of Saint Liberal stop-over privileges | Nott 2 = * mw .. a : . away “ibe a. two weekall ——————— »99.221D Gregory, and also where the holy Swedish, Danish, German visas obtained gratis if SAH: 55% y, 4 features W tack Rive | age camping trip along the Black Riv- GJh La il em in Ame 7 il is made every seven years for st to your local steam. if i a. a PR , é argest Ra way Syst f T1ca oil is m ¢ Seip or tuuritt agent or Passenger Office By ta espe es eh MS P Ra N ¢ fs | ur, through the country covered by | ™ =e SO ee Me nee sm oe a + “a yy Naeneees a lilteeete oe - 0} ene = aay Set >. ~ ~ om ~ te Sree Par eo e a iy, wrth ud * w a ae ~* “ kk, inclodin «Germany F. F. HAGEL, Resident Manager. prescribes a tonic that’s good for both > r’? section was created this | soul and bod nde a gumme for the One class cabin passage rate , | |B mee vy. Write forittoday. ff SM year. SARS § THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE jj * ‘nile Irondale will be head- ‘445 on a4 " Excelsior Springs, Missouri. : ‘a Whil . Address TI An Mle Ni es oom a > and Iron Mountain. vised >A ” what the Pope is to the Roman : at Festus, Catholic world. All the more val- | é Game preseryes and State parks | othe |}uable ikons, communion cups, *. also will be visited. The camping atte |chalices and _ patriarchal mitres Fo will be done under canvas. at tk have been seized by the Govern- How to camp and how to live in y z . ‘vn M4 s he ment and either sold or placed in 4 ae the woods wil} be stressed, Spe ial museums. UC G j; we emphasis will be laid on learning : YY eS % to swim, and every member of the / Y yes YY = Ree. Y; ——— ~~ -~_ eae Raa yah Resi a a Ui ae ee Sac BY o3 ERR iy Ge be aR es eg ae ee oe eRe Pee. HH Pieted the requirements for merit oe Bas Sec Naa ERS NE Pgs pe EA ash My eesde Re ak ae ROR ROR re coe ae ea a ur da BH badges, first, and second-closs Platonic Poet Only One SERPS BRET RRO SOY Se cone SRNR 5 one Ca ee Saas RE eR ee eresss Baan Serres ee RSE EO ts eet oe Scouts. No inter-patrol contests | in Existence. hgh re ee pas as Shh MR ae eae ON Sea 3 Ge Pe : se ee ' Seba Sr hae pane “. Si sae ae oe have been approved yet, and very | PARIS, April. 2 —Edouard H SCRA, wae change car aehS wee Rare ANN PE Ee SERIE ge SiR Se SES Te Beg eames ODES FS : a gS =m few good turn reports have been | », 2 oo Ke {er- oe 3 x: hd 4 oO ate : ¢ aN ‘ , : 2 i > Ne %. f v * « Dias : » , : : ide ~~ - Be tet pe. -: ~ ae, Ea Ss ’ Reds SAO ee BET OY tetera * | > re we * wom 5 Texte pats 3 erate ee , > Renata oneatah ced a te * — - ‘ “oe ae ~ —" ~ . int aes eae eee - ~~ Pe oo o pr toarens «50 No tias SE EN SOR, ee gin dt -bReoaL 6 ores oe ae 2G By ‘ f SEEKING ELECTION TO sioner A. W. Muldner of Zion) Evangelical Lutheran Church. hp aon oo fe said « Me lenendcg ccnccersaae Dod potnvcn ee nabanda ? . hdd - tas ry. . 5! . 7 goals. Sham BOARD OF EDUCATION Clos | Continued from Preceding Page i Assistant coutmaster Du comteereeere.| that cannot be matched atthe price —szvan one Ss sourl avenue, lawyer and partner i, Contest, which started Friday, and) in Koettker-Johnson Realty Co., Will end June 30. Reports from | Fullert Bbui 92900 Fru. ’ e ° e ° . + ° ° fach pa ” publishes uverton Soullding and 2626 Gra- True, the New and Finer Pontiac Six intro six-cylinder power plant in any car selling for Coupes « o « Ou ee eet oe vois avenue, aged 37. For several : d ” 1 $1 the weekly Troop Bulletin, and the : ; years he was -Assiste¢ Superia- rillian igina eas 3 ess than O00. Patrol making the best : jur- Ir will mean a lot to you this summer to be able to plan tendent of ecords loot iniamanenes oye ie ‘ and _— . lm eee of beauty : . Sport Roadster (4-pass.) ine ties me A will Ct ep Bas your California vacation ahead of time—to see photo- under Circuit Clerk Schmoll, enter- True, the new and roomier Fisher bodies are fin- Its stamina welcomes a fifty-mile pace for as Sport Cabriolet (4-pese) 27 j Beout pocket emblem and troop) of the dozens of interesting places you want to ing private practice 16 months ago. i i i many hours as you like. Its power will tri om 4 UMmerals for each of its members. | graphs sP ee Lived here all his life and educated ished = rich cates Duco colors. True, also, that y y ae - umph . The troop recpived a coup stick visit—to know where they are and how to reach them in public schools and Renton Col in this latest General Motors accomplishment has ©°V the steepest grades and the deepest mud and Landau Sedan + ¢: * SRE with seven fexthers and: President | the easiest and most enjoyable way. lege of Law. He said the schools been achieved a striking resemblance to the finest sand. And its flexibility is brilliantly revealed in DeLuxe Landau Sedan, 979 @ Mowara's award, at the “Circus. ‘2 oa should be kept out of politics. Twenty scouts went on a hike on That is what this free booklet, “California Wonder Fred Weissmann, 1707A ¥F ; the manner in which it rises above the trials of , oe Mar sig . | ‘Fre » 17 Frank- cars , DeLuxe Panel Deli me “Arch 13. Tours,” tells you, with its picture-map, itsmany photo- we ania albedeay ae \heee the custom builders have ever produced congested traffic. very (1V& pet See ; ipti i Franklin avenue, aged 49. Lived : | DeLuxe Screan Delivery 74 @ ....,, Ry pe graphs, and its pages of accurate description and infor- |in St. Louis 27 years, and has prac. Yet, that resemblance does not end with appear- All the genius and resources of General Motors fing to congratulate Chairman! ion about San Francisco, Yosemite, Lake ‘Tahoe lticed law a . . . | Se Riisah Mewalthadts, tis giant redwoodsandall of Frauklle School! Patvons’ Asso. ance — for the New and Finer Pontiac Six pro- are represented in the spectacular power, speed Oakland Six, $1025 to $1295: AIIM. envy tanawenr of the Troop. j Ns é 8 ASSO- . ¢.¢e . 7 . e : at . as (o oil pee awe —_ 4 din siatloe~plades on ich seach on easily’ Brom this lciation. He sald he opposed poll. vides qualities of performance revolutionary ina and stamina of the New and Finer Pontiac Six. prices at factory. Easyto PQI@E I CO™™Itteo | upon his seventieth| . : am e , ‘dered | : : : tics in the schools. : ° And simp! b efeus ee ue the liberal General Motors Pe pen bi boys were or¢ metropolitan seaport—A merica’s coolest summer city. Dr. David ©. Todd, 5669 Cabanne car of its price. of eae 8 oaenapethagatrede oe: oar bors Time Payment Plan. ® report at the troop headquar- | in ters. tn full uniform, but had not! ’ ° avenue, physician at 4503 Page : se Be Be Before you plan the summer's vacation, be sure to get : It combines speed, flexibility, power and en- ghe world—Pontiac Six performance simply can- et @ewe. Uron arriving at Chairman Land- . * i = fd £ *; oat - a? ee a a « Se. ee ~ 4 >= 5 ye a € ee ie ee “ = — “ 0 RE enter Aga ig, et ee oe + «2 i de, a eliyaaieanes 8 a pon Ss = ‘ BO, Li ohn my been told where they were going. : , ; boulevard, aged 51. Lived here 29 rere ey a copy of thisen joyable booklet. Your free copy is ready years; educated fn public grade and durance as i i ix I - Bee ' : : in no other low-priced six in the world : . . t . Ss . Se for you now—simply clip and mail the coupon below. high schools, and obtained B. S. = oy’ ti syria" mars be matched at the price! Come in—one ride ; “.— ae rom: Qe enone nome at Geneva University, M. D. at Ma- cause the famous Pontiac engine is the largest Wi tell you everything. } 6a c. and a ted n" with aA 7 cinmes s - & OP, nd presente im w Son nema anny gene > me | a bound net in the name of the scouts. ; Tred . -- ' Sy: Pite his 70 years, Mr. Landwehr manager for Underwood & Under. —— @ . | ) . a ee Farely misses a scout meeting. wood, New York. He was one of OPEN SU eas agen Ji -— * . Inc the founders of playground and NDAY MISSISSIPPI Y MO I OR ( OMPANY ge ta ag Suburban District. , municipal athletic activities a _ OPEN EVENINGS ~ "m@ (Webster Groves troops interest-, > errs oe > am > oe s ‘ ee Lr geases ms ante neta to a py ¥ - here, | —— | *4 tn organizing a drum and bugle and is coe gn Bin page Board E. A. HATFIELD, President Phone JEfferson 3542 ° 2801 LOCUST STREET : ™ “ps have been invited to com-' of Municipal Association, 140 Montgomery Street, Room 88! having heen } erry Pe, SHUBERT MOTOR CO., 8209 Gravois CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE ES ES Cc punt | . id having been its president several MEYER AUTO CO., Florissant Madison, Granite City and Venice Ons CHAMLES SALES CO. St, Chatien WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. ih vebenadiice saa codes de ae Please send me California V onder Tomrs”’ ~ free. terms. Has been active in bond SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES MUELLER MOTOR CO, SS a ee ee ot Bie a fri: Wane : cree antanted Sia services a ay issue, firemen’s hours and salary, MEYER mROs ny Bridge Av. : re —_ 11th and St. Louis Av., East St. Louis BRAHM-MICHELETTE MOTOR CO. Instructor. Mr. Lemcke hopes to. police and teachers’ pension cam- STOFFEL'S GARAGE be Edwardsville, Ill. eK Gaon oa Amenties Oe Aves ly tae ts oe Re eS ee . boys each that he can assemble °F special gcouting activities. 21 . paigns. He believes politics and Highland. Ill. TRIANGLE AUTO 5617 Gravole HORSTMAN AUTO SALES, Collinsville, IVORY AUTO CO. The new Suburban district flag iss: z ‘3 | the School Board should be kept 7805 Ivory Av. separate, Stress, City and State | In reply to a question by the Yikes “ * a) pts : ny Mal : . = ig: ‘ - ss De te . > ,. le ~~ + ‘ - nt al * ces > ads * : ” “vas nf bie Ta a 5. Re era ge og IP ae Se im i enh S -

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look for your nt—and time ly spent in through the “Apartments olumns of the ISPATCH Estate Directory Market Place ae Swimming to Be Features Landau Sedan «- «-. ¢ 895 7 “The troop received a coup DeLuxe Landau Sedan. 975 he DeLuxe Panel Delivery 770 © DeLuxe Screan Delivery 760 Oakland Six, $1025 to $1295. Al prices at factory. Easy to pay 0o® the liberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. —-_ ' | OPEN EVENINGS ICUST STREET WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. W. Lockwood Av., Webster Groves HM-MICHELETTE MOTOR CO. 1049 S. Boyle IVORY AUTO CO. 7805 Ivory Av. — EN eee eee 7 rthday. Ty SCQUIS TO SPEND i a “k, & 8 “- | Roche |for dancing is taking _SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIL 3, 1997 ~)} SAYS DANCING SHORTENS LIF ' | } ‘or sick, they keep their weekly ap- | Doctor’s Claims at Monte Carlo Causes Elderly Persons Concern. By the Associated Press. PARIS, April 2.—The views oft an English doctor at Monte Carlo are causing many elderiy dance lovers on the Riviera to stop or This the present craze five years from the lives of persons over 60 who indulge. “Dancing harms no. one.” he says, ‘“‘but the harmful part is that the man Or woman over 60 usual- ly insists on a youthful dancing partner. They hire youthful in- structors to teach them the latest steps. Then, rain or shine, well pause in their revelry. tor claims that doc- | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ “ PAGE 15 proposal before the City Council;everywhere. French law requires; Traffic Club Eamcheon Tomorrow. | snmnenapenes | for automobile hearses has aroused, men to remove their hats as uncov- | |much opposition and bitter com- }ment, but it seems likely American methods will be adopted. One critic lamentg that speed in ; ' i'one of the most beautiful senti-| P . / ments in France—respect for the | dead. He foresees the end of the solemnity in French death cere- | monials. There are 12 classes of funerals in France, and even the } poorest, with one shabby | mourner, has the right of way | ADT RETIREMENT ' itpal your AME Ali: Stopped or No Pay 'pointments because they will have | #-dress wil! bring you, al) charges prepaid i ' } tO pay even when they don’t ap- pear. There have heen scores of deaths in the British and American , Churches, Schools and Civie Or- |Colonies of France directly trace- the local- | ities in which they grow, and, most | important, thelr names and means. Harold M. Center, Grand and Vista avenues. | according to Miss Eleanor Tyler, local director. \Every girl scout has been urged to attend this rally, for it is planned to make it one of the most important events of the year for the girl scouts of St. Louis. Every girl scout.in the city is ex- ‘and forestry addresses at meetings | 'of civic organizations and in the As one method | schools will mark the celebration fin St. Louis of American Forest | week, April 24-30. Julius Seidel, chairman of Forest week for Mis- souril, has appointed a committee of citizens, in addition to the State Forestry Committee, which will aid ‘in arranging programs. The citizens’ committee will fur- nish speakers for schools and or- | ganizations and will see to the dis- _ tribution of literature prepared by the United States Forest Service. Thomas C. Whitmarsh, lumber ex- ecutive, @ chairman of the citizens’ Committee, which includes Mayor Miller, former Gov. Frederick D. Gardner, Chancellor Herbert S, | Hadley of Washington University, Bixby and Clarence H. Howard. Frederick Dunlap, State Forester; William P. Gruner, treas- urer of the Missouri Forestry Asso- ciation, and Frank H. Wielandy, former State Game Commissioner, | the | Also called Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pruritis, are among the members of State Forestry Committee. FRENCH SPEED UP FUNERALS: Proposal for Automobile Tearses | urge for speed in the French capi-. funerals. oe 4 a. ae >, f " . ee : e , : - we ok - er ee : ea Fe ER AR eS i ERR, COOL F. we OI oa! a SS de et EE is ~~ sbese AR: 4 ear Se 3) r ht peat Ny OE AS MO * ay : itary eine. RSE PRR sihgeious hes attack . . ‘ | Sean . “ , " oo eames eepeecenenrrrer " oe . _— area sumenned ee -— . 7 = = ———— _ — eorny gga > . — Se ae . ewe — _ “myn : . “ . a — a - — cae. eT > pec a ; : » “ - . 2 ee i ; A oe - a - > ante ebeg Piving a” . - , Sh « ° ts et . ¥ ‘ F oe a ti . . - pode . one 80 ted ae . «2 inl PR Pt vers Rg yt uly wy ¥ 4 1 pe a> 0 ae J ’ Y rs = ig Schad aye 4, * Gat hake eee ee Tee g , reas: at agit ge! ete: fo he ok re ae Migs op a ; ) iM ayy tae ae BP ph CRG sn aaa He ia ote t ee pian ae sy SN a a ts ma ae ot iRy 9 by ey » =e nes ate ti Pe eee 4 wey Wig ite Ves WP oF: sea AARON Be

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PAGE 14_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. _SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIT 3, 1997___ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ qe DDODOUOOOCoC Oooo ooo) sO CCC OOOO CCC CIC ICCC ICICI TORIC eI Cae TCs : , Lawn meowers CT Sprinkling Thomas HOSE Ignition System For Fords (A trouble and produces perfectly 4969 DELMAR High-grade plain- bearing Mow- FOrest 5832 ers. Three 16-inch blades; guar- anteed STAR SQUARE quality. * PO et, t reese tt eae a b> OH " a ed > eel ee ae. at SS eh _ om _ ~~ a 7 8 ah “~ ~~@24 Pee 7 Gem - » More pep, ensler start- ing and ——————— ——e © moother running, Specially Priced at hoa Pct. ee a a = ‘ ~*~ Fs STORES 7 MAIN STORE, 1129 LOCUST ST. MAin 4847-4848-4849 ~— = —— SED ON HEREDITY — FAND ENVIRONMENTS - eaten a te et baie aoe =. ~ Gon . Ce ae me Pome ny em re Be Pew en > tN i a on alles Se, — . — . a Oe eh . me : ‘oreo ° NTI a4 Pus AL A wh ( annte hives "# J 12 set aS TAAcS McDay Session Will Be Jd at St. Louis Medical iiding; Luncheon at Schrader Tire Gauges Hotel Coronado. On sale at Tio For Balloon Tires. ... — aes o i Tv gy Hy! rf eee ars 7 Hm, om ont a, Hi a shale i’) SAL) Ale bt Oni Oe eet pene ease —* panna OF igo Retina te sae rite ~~ i 2 ee aby My ite “ & sae brakes yr a we — 4 ~ 4 netics die sn a ee _ —- Seeteieiion a. “ee - — ad > * — Me ah A ay ON. ty Se te AL ALAL AL IL AL aL Ae Lae ee cL ae cE ge otf = DP MD ey, > * eee 2 ln Le Al a st 0 + Aut a ame Bae OY LR toy PERE ARE SI —— Dd ted at ata he uaredcak itn ate eee aaa es a — ae SO arene PEP PES Fb Rens Oe ae ——. Mrive for self-realization. t day-dreams be purposeful. Mtivate confidence. | bperly apportion work and * 5 RE SR RAR erty yet ‘oe ae ~- ~ OR cern as * , ames ™ ~ oe en 4 " e oes on ie ms 1K ar tr ve 4 o - _— porate a “ + a i a o All 2-Passen- ger Coupe Seat Covers.. ROYAL * | FISK STATES ROYAL, 8090) STATES ROYAL, 1402) | PREMIER.... 12.99 30x4.95 Cord | 31x5.25 Cord | 33x6.00 Cord GOODYEAR $13. 95 GOODYEAR $15. 45 GOODYEAR $18.45 fects in these mrch of the Unity; Mrs. A. : . o ce 5s * | * r . e % A mee . > * - * — ~~ 4 — m ad ane “ 4 “=p[Slight de- George R. Dodson, pastor of the | ; and Broughams. CHERYSLER—Models 50, 58, 60, 70 and 80 Coupes, Couches, Sedans and Broughams. CHANDLER—1926 Coach, Sedan and Coupe; and Standard, 20th Century and Metropoll- ~ tan Sedans 7. eCLEVELAND—Model 31, 1926 Coupes and OLDSMOBILE—Coupe, Coach, Sedan and ‘ Sedans. povdak—2-passenger Coupe, model A Coach Landau 10°26-'27. — 19 5- > 7 Coaches and Sedans, Riversite SON" entire season. 650 feet with coup- 3028 N. GRAND Hiland 9790 NFERENCE r ENINGS NDAY TILL Speedometers A Kl ones, Bae’ Store Hours °* 4" ™ | our sale will be overly repaid by $7: 95 The combined purchase power of 8 stores makes these ex- @ 14 points of mental health «Medical Soclety Building, Made to Fit the 1927 and Also for Older Models—Tailor Made for 4-Passenger AY : AY ry a , set forth by Dr. Malcolm, A. | Coupes, 2-Door Sedans, 2-Door Coaches—Handsomely Spanish Leather Trimmed . | - Re Mies president of the Missouri | = - e2 ZG Ben Hygiene Society, the 14, ; ints are: | ' ; , i ; one blade, FREE "se self control. GOODYEAR Cords are made of the finest resilient rubber 29X4.40 re , Me mune ous color combinations and are trimmed Anniversary § l in materials and worimanship. First quality Cord iT aie front seat. Each door panel has large trim- 32x4 e* ee @ @& @ @ @ 15.85 30x5.25 ee ee 17.95 : ; , bad. easy to attach or to remove, because they i neipal topics of the two days’ 34x42 .....23.40 Roadster $3. 85 Coach 1 : 32x6.20 ....24.95 Stephens Coupe Sedan, Landau Radi ay Le 45 29x4.40 Cord | 30x5.25 Cord 4.65 Seat Cov g. 95 1ator top ak, C Clinche Cc fent of the National Associa- | r Cord to-the-Road ed-to-the-Road, berculosis Society. 239, 65, 268 and 269 Coupes, Coaches, MILLER Gear- | MILLER Gear- PATHFINDER— Am « Ford VV heel Pullers, 35c 2 ere 1605 et. eee gughe Schoel; “Dr. William + 19 ROYAL.. Thomas 2731 CHEROKEE lings, COlfax 8195 814 N. SIXTH T Improved Speedometers for Fords; in- » Points Steentel trip register. Nationally - Advertised. their attendance, but for you who ‘ mage aa ey ee r e* tremely low prices possible. Our friends familiar with are not initiated, a welcome sur- i be emphasized by medical and ‘ Linde!! boulevard. Six meet- This Genuine yect the will. —_ ss) oe Pultivate purposeful activity. | stock, long staple yarns and highest quality materials. with Spanish leatherette. iW GOOoD- Tire, special at. Week—8 A. M. 30X31/2 YEAR $Q. 15.95 med pocket with flap and fastener. @ one day at a time. have the new double prong fasteners. 33x4.... o-. 46.75 31x5.25 a 18.45 1 e e sussion will be the normal mind, | 30x31 Tire Reliners, 1.29 Seat Covers Seat Covers 33x5 e*e5eve¢6e¢e 29. 95 ‘ J. Oppenheimer of | 33x6.20 eee 25.125 , ‘4 . Columbia, mo.: Dr Charles | Seat Covers - COVETB. 2.2.66. GOODYEAR $8 95, GOODYEAR Ever d F hii ht 89c All-Weather.... 4 Kelly-Springfield ] of Mental Hygiene, and Dr. | y £ S, KELLY- . FISK fea] speakers at the conference : Sedans. ed-to-the-Road, _ vy the-Road, SS 99 | ae Rood, 17 45 their wearing , bn, director of the Psychiatrie : ed-to-the-Noad, © _FIS Battery Hydrometer, 23C es. | r System . se Ti ae Y on d 3 } | ; 3 . = iy 3 } Seppe: ‘Fo —— ae: Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis Owne ae ir aT SEAT An , - - rif at Cee a ; , Pea A heavy, high-grade, nonkinkable : | . : ; : GRand 3059 O ; SS n Special 5 35 Bk — FORD—AC or 2300 S. GRAND CEntral 2031 | Immediate suring accuracy and long service. ‘COMME NCING Complete with all fittings and instrue- : ‘ | rT. suri Society to Be prise awaits you. ‘ ‘Viggee \ ov ue o Melogical experts, in the mental will be held, to all of which | Gillette Safety . tablish right habits EARWELL Covers are carefully tailored chase of ONE @ truthful—never frighten chil- Every GOODYEAR Tire is warranted free from defects Each Set consists of Covers for all seats UT to 1] A. M. Only Co > satel ee gd 30x4.95 ‘se @ , re, specia mt Wearwell Covers are well made in every consistent. Can Be Completely Put on in 30 Minutes 32x42 a .21.65 30x5.77 — .20.65 heredity and environment. | Touring 7.25 Cabrioict Blowout Patches, l6c | 35x5 |: ! 2: :/31.45 . Mm emerson, dean of the University | 30x5.77 Cord All-Weather, $14.95 All 4-Door 5-Pas- > P. Jacobs of New York, as- | 95 senger Sedans wi $7 95 B O eo | G 35 SPRINGFIELD ... ° rass | u . S, Cc [Wthude Dr. John McGeogh of OAKLAND—Coupes and Coaches, 1926-27; quality, Me: Dr. Sidney R. Schwah, Dr. | 12.25 | ROYAL Folding Auto Chair, 98C gig: holy == gta Coaches and Landau Se dan, 10°26-' PAIGE—A-6-72 Brougham and Standard, and De Luxe Sedan 19°6-"7. REO—Model G Sedan, wsER S RAVOIS o 2 5032 G rubber Hose. Guaranteed for an - 3 PISSED 7192 Manchester Cobia. i BE D | Service on Mail | Orders Registers up to 75 miles per hour with tions for quick installation. 4 Principal Topics at 6 PRACTICAL demonstration of Star Square superior values. ‘ | zt i| 17 | Lid | le | | Ith conference to be held to- SEAT COVERS ow ha Tuesday in the St. | ' mblic is invited. Razor, including Be calm. New Fresh Stock—Factory Guaranteed All First Quality Cords of a fine grade seat-cover cloth in vari- DOLLAR or ouier| and backs, side panels, doors and back of 31x4 a oe 14.95 SY, | 31x4.95 os sectae 17.75 : re s the good done rather than respect, fit accurately and are extremely A) fi — | » facts frankly. 33x42 .....22.5 FOR CHEVROLETS=——= - + - 22.59 33x6.00 ....22.40 “eating speakers will include Dean | at Covers Seat Covers:...... RS age | ieee 30x34 Overtzize Indiana Medical School, and MILLER Geared - to - MILLER Geared- MILLER Gear- 14.49 ant secretary of the National | and Broughams... UNITED Seconds ce gg 133, 163, 169, 224, 234, 235, A t T Ww Cc bi 89 hkineton University. the Rev. Landau Coupe, Sedan, Landau sedan, 1927. u © a} a e, Cc . All-Weather. 13. A | All- Weather, 14. 95 All-Weather. . Tires, but will Bn forf. Wilford Aiken af John pwWilbur Shankland. Dr. Frank | ge oot eee Ke te a and Sedan; models A and B De Luxe and Stundard Sedans. 4 " and the Rev. A. M. Schwitala, | ESSEX—Coaches ‘and Sedans, 1923-27. 30x3. Clincher FIRESTONE CORD 29x4.40 Father Schwitalla will speak at CORD TIRES 30x3% Clincher AJAX CORD 30x3¥, Clincher BP LINT—1925-26 Broughams and Sedans. Ht DSO N—Coaches, Sedans and Broughams, 19°25-27. HUrMOBILE—Models R, A and E Coupes and Sedans; FE 1 Sedans, E 2 Broughams, Victoria and De Luxe Sedans. JEW ETT—1926 Coach, Standard De Luxe Coach and 6-45 Sedan. WILLYS-KNIGHT—Models 65-66-70 Coupes, RICKENBACKER—1925 Brougham. STAR—Model F Coupster, Coach and Sedan; and M and R Coupsters, Coupes and Sedans. STUDEBAKER—Standard Six Country Club and Florida model Coupe, , Loac h and Sedan and Custom Sedan, 19°25- Special 6 and Kig 6 Coach, er = I a and Big 6 ob Coupe, 19° Spare Tire Lock, 45c AutoSun Visors, 1.95 | : $6.95 First Quality $8.45 First Quclity © eeereeasesesscse (SSGGeeeeeeeeecaae Goodrich Radio Cord $8.25 First Quality $9.45 First Quality Ge eteec ee en e848 888 a Paencheon at Hotel Coronado to- : rrow. At Mting Dean Oppenheimer will tomorrow night's Dr. Jacobs wll speak at! ay morning’s meeting, and, reo Tuesday nicht. Coaches and Sedans. WHIPPET—Coupe be Seine 1926-27, CITY Bt , on . 411 L15 | “Sivi) TIRES MOUNTED FREE 425%, |More 3 milar meeting of the St. Louis) Metical Society. The luncheon | CHAMPION peday will be served by the | e-inch Spam ramen. men’s auxiliary of the St. Louis | Pipttical Soctoty, In th ing room | BULLDOG _ _In the dining r ord Fo t Accelerator. me the Medica) Sacietv’s huilding. 1 . H. McClure Young. Mrs. Sam ST. Louis 4 e e BE Bass and - Ss. eveland § | d Xray Spotlight, 89c Thickness Gauge R a diato r Bo ster Signe. Ye f nes named ax hostesnen, £ A high quelity Gauge. Has OIL, CANS. i eh = x L _ ADVE Cc ] 29 9 leaves. Will not rush 19 F wpe Spouts. : nf | © RTISEMENT | Auto reepers, ° ae Cc cnevmoLeT : Bis. Louise Redfield HANDY Sp lit Rim Tools 2 95 owner's Wrench Set. q g BTells How She Regained _ ol Cigar Lighter rE 39 : 9 MOBIL For Any Car Na Strength After the Flu Oo velue Sale of is “teh Grease. Reg. $1 50 -_ a oe ui Copper Pump Oiler, 89c Paints | geis0" va — BRUSHES and | Radium Gio Clock, 3.25 Paros Cleaning Sundries FE Windshield Auto, Soup, ibecan’ "85 ord Motor Braces, 65c Wipers Nickel Polish, rege je Col. Luggage Carriers, 79C Ford Water Pumps, 89c Motor-DrivenHorns 2.55 Shaler Repair Kits, 95c Cowl Ventilators, Straw Seat Pads, 69c Steering W heel Grips, 95C ‘ MILWAUKEE Ford bimer. $7 OO velue CHEVROLET Ciuich Coltar Onler. hall | 50) value STANWOOD Adjustabk cel Rest. 8 Bd ar a KINGSTON Ford Carturetor, $4.00 value ere STILES| Explosion Whistle. Locking Bar nie For Chevrolets and Fords Beautifully designed and constructed. Marble balls on the arms. Regular $2.50 value strongly 5 ak A ae AN, Hope sede + aprenden SE z aa as Rpt SF Mies Samra cr tessa ea. a 3g - . 7 . Pers EES -_— — dA, — nw a 7 _ + deine, Fo rd Ign itton System. Enamels $12.75 value .. Dressing Etc. Touch-Up Black,’ % pint. .23c Engine Enamel, 1% pint...375c Graphite Rim Paint, pint. .65c Cushions Cushion Seat Dressing, pt., 65c Top Lining Dye, pint 65¢ Rubber Tire Paint, pint...65c 85c Auto Top ncn ag _ .59C V-shaped. Brings short- Gredag Grease, =. » .85C limbed drivers closer to Neatsfoot Oil. + -35¢ pedals. Assorted colors. Penetrating Ol 350 Colco Cup Grete, 5 lbs.. .75C OK OK OK KOR OR eORDK KOK ORK OOK OR RK ok ORK gp: E-Zee Back Simoniz Polish or Cleaner, 38C $] .49 Nobby Wool Duster 98 Fender Cleaning Brush....49c Chassis Wire Brush........23¢ Spoke and Wheel Brush.. .43c 999 Auto Polish, pint Easily attached to windshield frame. Works from engine suc- tion. For all cars. Valve Tap- Engine HINS@)MALE Auto : Bumpers SOCKET WRENCWSET NO LLR pet Covers For Chevrolets Real $1.50 Gear Shift Balls, 45c Supports For Fords Strap Band Guaranteed Against Breakage DOUBLE-BAR BUMPERS AND BUMPERETTES Aluminum Step Plates, 89c License Frames, Pair, 1.45 Gear Shift Extensions, 45c Window Anti-Rattlers, 10c Glass Windbreakers, 3.95 Ford Shock Absorber, 2.95 Valve Grinders, 1.45 EEE EEN ESERIES ree, ea ee aE St yle—on —CKope Studio MAtier | had the ‘flu’ I was very —- “8d nervoas. I was also tor- == With headaches. My blood | 2 to be thin and IF could not! vents crankcase arms Fer All Mak , . 7, strength. [ was advised | akes , Upholster Binding Tape * 8c —_—— Closed-end 1%, -inch Ma Pant sisi : : oe, Ban. / Prgne : beet on al owe and Bumperettes for 2 finish did, and before I | sn weight cars. $15. 007. 95 * shed the third botgle I wae value, on sale at a aes like a different person, My) from breaking. 20x25 Sheet Celluloid......49c Upholstery Tacks, pkg. ...2?0C Stop Lights Closed d , 3-Bar ain $ .95 improved ao rapiily that I perettes, A $18.50 val. . Mished. T think the ‘ Diseov- Bias Drill for bows. yd.. ..10€ On sale at Saved my lif e, and I ecopsider it Value, on Sale at Sale at For Fords, Chevrolets Cloged-end TOP PADS Stops excessive vibra- Susseens. Bagg St 4 95 tion, Aolds the engine ettes. Regular $14.50 =. firmly in alignment and value, on sale at. and Top Materials stiffens the frame. Pre- AN Top Patching Outfit.. .29C valves from dirt and grit. Muffles noises of the motor and automatically lubricates the valves. Protects ALE OF TOOLS! Steel Tire Irons Platinum-Point Files ..... Drop Forged Pliers End Wrench Sets 79C Spark Plug Wrenches...., 29C 1o-in. Stillson Wrenches. ...70c Forged Bearing Scrapers. .29¢ Geared Hand Drills. Tool Grinders Steel Tool Box $r. Socket Wrench Sets..... $1.29 nascs Radia am ASS tors For Fords These Radiators are brand-new— absolutely guaranteed against any de- fect in materials and workmanship, both by ourselves and manufacturer. Models $ 6:9 O§ Exchange 1917-23 Price 1924-'26 Models, $1 Additional Bumpers and Bumperettes > »~ - ” ~ aw aa. mn tele “— a 7 ad - ~~ - e ~ >» « - me ° ~ a ™ no 3 " 2) sexgremp ~~ , _ —_ - . — . - a r : . pense nope aay eS : Lau 2 5 le - fe % ihe or, ere ee 7 ea - —~ . ey St. oe os A - “ . is , Ky 3 eit eo i) « =: @ : ones as ee er ~ ps ‘ F aati “a ~ : Petunia - ‘ ethos : « 2 - : ; ee : TO cai ae Are! ere . - . wr = atmcanl ae SF a - Oey SRR - oe a > ew eek ~ ie eA al cies oe tae » i ies ra ~ v . “ Pape tpatinkr date capita - . te ~ ata el SD Vian tg osaeld Ee See Senne “i Sue ae . z > fC ee 3 . me 88 ae las x os so ag ae ~ ; ™ Fert RO iat he : . : ee ‘ b ‘ pe FG, ae Mt : bi we Pmee ty es one * %. ise lima Waa cacpamty gneatienanien wate eet - rors . “ : ste . “ bei a ul Or rig aha = ¥ a ? ? " - 2 % bs 2 Sen Y i, _ + Lees . att Me. ie ~ snc pal | _ - 2 és ? 2 " r - . vets ¥ PP Le oo A 2 : At naan: : Re TONE OC 0 -- pis) ; ~es ma epee i ey, ; AR * Pi 6S nite aoe CLF Stet ANG) Tint» ot ™ , - — - haw . ~~ ° o * 4 . —7 4‘ - - - 3 ~ " ne oF ite a z 7 : ~~ Se b 2 oe evan ae ~ , rhe patiay! ssa ¥ hep ~ eile Soh nen . NGO Slits oni ii shining - > En re =e =e . eae ee tah im diese’ . ¢. % ” U eae —- 1 : ‘ ted sa , Coe ee eo “3 ‘ ; . Tire Pumps 65c Efficient, single cy!l- inder. Enameled steel barrel. Priced very low. For Ford roadsters, pair, $1.05 For Ford tourings, pair.. $1.65 Ford reg. Rear bee $7.55 Give’ bright weraine pert Ford Gypsy Curtains... . $2. 25 flash. Clear red lens. seid Super values! > MS tn eb” 6 tee a ae ON eee) 2 ss ~+n~ PR Rem: dee ae ~ be a as os = ote. = DW es end tyes te remede. ‘.-™Mirs. Lonise “0 DeWitt St., Cnn Pp ‘ AGE NI ge ag be avermedtdindike cba me veers a as " Ane > 5 oP ony aa: + os, cone | »! tun vad PG oa ~ - ~—_ fe ne IS oh BES EI aie AO = Relea? rms Sa RB i er ges P ante a He 5a? ng het ’ 7 soa : ae EE CS RES se Bh lp ee * mee ee pov , : . , ) a ~~ Me Sa eae dae. ; en Poa net x eed Seals « vs ei panes Meta Ae Fe San, ines oo yee hen Diente Pe sme seit past Ve a B the Diseovery in tablets or | _*fom your druggist; or, send trial prs to Dr. a ede deAE SEITE IE LaLa ae : ” Hote Buffalo, N

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-— —— —_ ee =e SOOO OCCCOCE, | =a - oe eae i enedeataiaasty a SS —_——— = - eellieieatnnaean atieeeeneeentieeinantenenennn eee we a en — a - rene ee ee ee -- -——_— ooo ——— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 1927. arenes _ PAGES i—6A po FIVE. | i HEALTH a = WELCH & CO. MEDIclSSED | AICONFERENC 7 Points Suggested sesouri Society to Be Topics at 6 te ee eg ae es, Cae =* — . wi : eae ry. — igh puilinene on Se ee een eee ee ee ae. 6 ag ty + Bree “ 2 Rete ” S ahaenel oe Sh hans Pa pe enh i wee weer, o he Abd hs si ties 5) sal fc Ped Mn ne Ae BD ox oes Rs, va rans”: EM cw a ha cal, ae bape - . a td —_ ~ — — AP 0% ——y apiyiae : ~ ove ‘ Sige be be tain allen “ oe o yr — o-* : on ” - Ris IRA cas te e —_ Sine, ee NE Naas Clete: Ce agit nite Mr WUE SS Speedometers for Fords; in- curacy and long service. up to 75 miles per hour with nile total register and 100- ter. with all fittings and instrue- for '$ installation, be, aby ei nish LE oi : . * — eat oh , ~ i. oe tiller ettcdlbn:. venatbtitess Spl 5 Sabai wand NR “nil tithe tte AS Socay io or y weve tan nse . r . AP ge Poy ne ay ' Foie oe i th oe x . s re “ — = mes . . hand iy SE (nla oF Becy ON HEREDITY inp ENVIRONMENTS td —f y Session Will Be Jat St. Louis Medical y; Luncheon at ; Ww tting forth ffort to | th ick di | of tire | | ; e are puttin or every ‘effort to insure e quic sposal of our entire immense , Coronado. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE $100,000 amet: na stock, and have made price sacrifices that are establishing new value-~ - TRERAL CREDIT TERMS oe giving precedents! Due to the constantly increasing response to this history-making furni- | “4 points of mental lecaith GS ; i ture bargain event, stocks are rapidly becoming depleted, so we urge you to lay everything : s * | aside and be here Monday for Furniture values that will arouse your utmost enthusiasm! | CHEERFULLY EXTENDED YOU! emphasized by medical an ex" 1 Stocks Are Rapidly Becoming Depleted! Come at Once While Selections Are Still Good! @Ai\o> eMedical Society Building, Mindell boulevard. Six me: : Ni be held, to ail of w hiel ; \ Meesblic is invited. | , GREAT A set forth by Dr. Malcolm A. . . 46 ) i treme s'-o HY JOVERSTUFFED & BED-DAVENPORT SUITES} | Bedroom Suites at Prices That Say “BUY NOW!” a oer. ay nducement to Hygiene Soci Priced in Our ye ig WwW atehouse | a. i $240 3-Piece Loose-Cushion Overstuffed Bed- _ > $168 SUPERB 5-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE 119: .00 To Go Housekeeping Now! gee one day at a time # Reston Living-Room Suite pivvenat" sate a: , (45 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE i or the too tare $325 3-Piece Seavanitied ALL MOHAIR iim sf 48. 00 drawers | 00 i. Tire ie Gus BE bale at * 4 + ¥ * - * x 5 +i + * * . rm ¥ ll * % * ¥ » . t 7 * * 2 + * . + ° + rf . * + + * * * + + . * bel * * bal . ° x “i * . 7 % * x ¥ « # x . bi bal bat * bal ¥ + x = ¥ Mablish right habits Priced in Our Rapid Warehouse i finish. Priced in Our Hapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at. calm. Davenport Suite Disposal Sale at Ts self control. pesuclar nica nt- IJ $348 Mohair 3-Piece Full Carved Frame Living. S4Q)@.00 SPER CUTIE meranctstytrae, itty | iy : el st Quality Cords 40 40 struthfula—never frig! teversible loose cushion. verstuffec riced in ur vanity dresser. Priced in Our Hapid Warehouse Disposal Sale, = Sale, ¢ Room Suite Rapid “ arehouse Disposal fale at @erve for self-realization . c 3 5 7-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE 49400 t day-dreams be purposeful. $475 2-Pc. Solid Mahogany Living-Room Suite $936 00 on oh pe erty es ne oneal Priced in Our 174 at \y rat quality ire, special at. x4.95 ....15.95 1x4.95 ....17.75 30x5.25 ~- 17.95 $1x5.25 ....18.45 x5.77 - . 20.65 x6.00 ....22.40 $2x6.20 ....24.95 x6.20 ....25.75 rd to - Y fs 29 Poltivate fidence. : . vate contid , Hand-carved top and hase; full kidney; imported covers and finest mohair Priced in Our KRapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at $370 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE yess the gOod done rather than —— nd 4 é, vv - rem sie a ponent 00 ri * ; ail dustproo?f constru on; ‘ bad. | $270 3-Piece Mohair Combination Overstuffed tT 9. 00 interior, Priced’ "in Our Rapid Warehouse KX ; Disposal Sale at } ) ti . rir —~ T} o be periy apportiom works al inside and outside. with reversible covers and looped edged throughout. How-end hed, dresser, vanity dresser, chifforobe and ee rich blended cipal topics of the tw URNISHED COMI LE 1 : emion will be the normal mind, Carved front and side. Priced in Our Rapid age Room Suite Warehouse Disposal Sale at : ‘adits Price .. heredity and environment. — Wiig speakers will include Dea: $21 Smith & Davis Wind D Oecchctnce of Stephene $275 3-Piece Kroehler Carved Frame Overstuffed $ 00 sor Design, Weed. ol meauiar Welk = & - Gap Be, Columbia, Wo: pr charies If Bed-Davenport Suite {curd svheistering, iced In our Rapid Pinta Gate Ged memventood Guetty :Faminngas Emerson. a an of the t niversity Sale Price, Now on Sale as Low as a $225 3-Piece Velour Overstuffed Livinn- Steed ¢ 45 (- ! Suite Loose cushions. snip e shad b pects Warehouse "ennveaiant Credit Fnsaaas : ts yeiene, and Dr. ' . M, ? poh: of Ne OrK, 28- pant secretary of the National : Hlosia Society. $67.50 3-Piece $27.50 Double- is Society $74.50 9x12 Seamless Chifforobe Deck iat Pastels beatin Sid $27.50 Three-Door " Side-teer | Miameakers at the conference REED FIBER SUITE te pintlude Pr. John McGeogh of AXMINSTER RUG pe iga oor ide-leer ’ Loose spring cushion seals. Sarc- ~~» ie SPRING R i : ‘ Refrigerator riger Sale price Peengion University, the Rev. | Warehonse rificed ™ George F.. Dodson. pastor of the during our * ; : he *FTiCstis . Sc. TWnity: Mra A. Disposa Werepon a | 0 rf if t R f | h y Guaranteed for 20 — le ° ce $ 75 Seerificed , : , j si ——— s ; '. a ° 7 2. oe ah Sale Price . Sale nt... ppo uni y 0 - Urn S Our years. Warehouse | fieed — ye - + ctr Si » Disposal Sale Price, Our Warehonse a Disposal wéorf, Wilford Aiken Toh? Disposal Sale, Sale aft.. Pough« Schoo): } William een, director of the Psvchiatric ' A ir sane Ro scnwan. Dr. | $4 9.75 feubur Shankland. lvr. Frank $30.00 Smith & Davts $30 DAY-BED * / INING ROOM T 3: . FA $85.00 All-White Steel—Full aii * $34.75 Three-Door Side-lcer Complete With Fancy Roll- Bethe es, AM, Schott, DAY-BED a ) al end: aan a | And Effect Sensational Savings! ! Refrigerator Refrigerator ; ia Bchwitalla will speak af Sere ag pusts and outer posts. machéon at Hotel Coronado to- Seving’ | $ 15 $ 15 ) “7 4 « 5 A During Our Three-d ide- nerificed o- yaring Ou / 6: nate 1 Ly $205 9-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE ACT | fcc “94 9:45 ae n our ror. At tomorrow night's Warehouse ath Or iheime will Disposal Price ae i pete Dean ppenhe n r | ) ie suffet, china closet, extension table, five chairs $ 00 Warehouse Dis Disposal ; and one armchair. Priced in Our Rapid Ware- ‘who While the poems - Gee — house Disposal Sale at . 30x3%4 Overzize Clincher Cord Kelly-Springfield : pee 95 Seconds “=p Slight de- fects in these Tires, but will not impair their wearing guality, \ 30x3% Clincher AJAX CORD $9.45 First Quality s ; Dr. Jacobs wT! ale ut maay morning's auatios , nd | ee : Emerson Tuesday nicht TT Buy JAY . | : Opportunity S Peeler night meeting wil $225 3-Pc. Kidney Decorated | Wg | — $170 9-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE Is Still Yours | 7772 250 ERATOR? °8Q Steceeeversceseus > PHONE OUR NEAREST STORE held tn conjunction rith the & Reed Fiber Bed Suite re ti | f fe “Karpen”’ Boffet, china closet, Bev: in Our I Sa rent ‘Q TE 00 REFRIGERATOR SALE t pir re PRICE oad meeting of the 31 Louis ; Warehouse Disposal Sale Price, Pe aie mh and one armchair. Sis Piet 45 REED house Disposal Sale at. Suitable for Electric Refrigeration or for ice Ml Boriety. The luncheon $26 Pure Layer ee en ee $7 1 es 50 y if \ BP sieve. FIBER $275 9-Piece Spanish Type Dining Suite FELT Me he bate Fate age ake Ft age Fate | Qiti 1} . . iw? 71;3¢ f seca } TMhe Ne 1s: iis - Chaise Fe: Buffet, china cabinet“extension table, 5 chairs A ~ aca ee tr’s ee . Lnose wEnee SUITE and one armchair. rege in Our Rapid Ware- 1572 00 MATTRESS $75.00 “Quick Meal” a al tee = eClure Young. Mrs. Sam S Ob st pce house Sale house Disposal Sale . . ave ti : Price $19.75 SALE PRICE i Assures £ 0.0 4, GAS RANGE GAS RANGE geet and Mrs. Cleveland Shutt am . : : $400 Period — Dining-Room Suite penning ed pgugi gel iis slumber | pen named as hostecses i to li, cag “$ ‘ As v ag $ Including %2-inch buffet: finest construction; $ 50 aaa mind. During Our During Our ea ADVERTISEMENT “4 . ee ; $165 3-Piece Reed Fiber full upholstered chairs. Priced in Our Rapjd 19§= ficed during our ne = Dixposal “ ae Warehouse Disposal Sale At.. Warehouse Disposal SEE yaa Sale at ... ' ; mital Society, In-the dining room F Louise Redfield a Bed-Davenport Suite ar How She Regained BE (-' GP wienied Fa. tinishen, chotte ve ee ee SUITE $190 SPLENDID FULL PORCELAIN Finish i ity: : n After the Flu F rowverT &, Nac ‘hman (} iin . e ; y . : lie buffet, china cabinet, mmeerus $ * Ste gth HERE Cec ar Chest ~ spring, e eush '$ ac ge sion table, five mohair chairs and one armchair. 00 . mb if] F 1g 5 Ran pe ; Priced in Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at ; = 0 Ind lon 04 aS g or Any Car teg. $1.50 alue MONDAY ie 2 : ions. VW Daren Tae Dis armehair and : male po maul Sale ks armroece er to CURE! Price . ' tel . SURE: mateh, Sacrificed During Our Warehouse Disposal Sale at Terrific Price Cuts to Close-Out = inter Can You Equal These RUG Prices! momar gr Phonographs, Radios, Player-Pianos |S RGains THAT ASSURE YOU OF SAVINGS OF % TO»! = S898 a Hie ke ote ote ae bot Fag be |e } —— ing our Ware- heuse Dlepoe- oe $74.59 9x12. SEAMLESS $64.50 9x12 FRINGED neuse Diane $75, $100, $125 and $165 Excellent Premier iil a our ed Oai8 | ALi. Went aNOGRAE RADIOS Seamless 7 | VELVET RUG }| : = iterates ngpeeorcene In beautiful Console Cabinet, Seamless Rug Axminster Rug Axminster Rug Warehouse Disposal oo ‘e Disposal Warehouse Disposal aelie Petes : $50.00 White Porcelain-T rimmed $46 All-Porcelain Enamel Sacrificed dur- Ricrifieed der 00 pcgege age Sale Price Sale Pric ieee ae 1" ~ nace : 39 75 $29 R5 Side-Oven Side-Oven . . house ispersa “ wa Bs $44.85 | $32.75 | $39. : GAS RANGE GAS yy $15.00 9x12 $42.50 Seamless, All Wool $36.00 9x12 $26.75 Armstrong Fain: oo $QQ.75 | | sour $QQ.6 . orc -60 | & bok Dok ' ; Deep Pile Armstrong Inlaid ing our Ware house Dispos Celebrated Nationally Anown ; $550 Macey & Kamp Freshman Masterpiece PLAYER-PIANO FELT RUGS Axminster Rug Linoleum Rugs 9x12 Felt house Diepes- ~y ee Warehouse Disposal eS Sa gi Sale at Sale ce RADIOS Truly marvelons ee eae Va rehouse Diepean! wt wg _ nek tun an og ; —- 85 $ 27 7 : 5 ¢ 9.8 5 $ | All PROMPTLY Sacrificed 50 price. Pure a} | GA . 1 s 1 = 75 Mi } O RDE nr FILLED!!! -——Lope Studio ing our Ware- ri 4% i house Disposal ——— our Warehouse had iné f bu’ ] was ve ry Sale at. : Disposal Sale a nerve: is. I was also tor- : = With heada- hes my _blood ) Sa | ere fF |PRICES SLASHED ON KITCHEN CABINETS| > BY strength. 1 was advised : . Pierce's Golden Medic | rolden Medical ' whi teh I did, and } We Are f $64 6450 Silver Gray Porcelain-Top $52.50 Porcelain Sliding Top fished the third bot er” > . “4 ) Bumpers nteed Against Breakage BLE-BAR BUMPERS ND BUMPERETTES r Fords, ~ § 49 a type i° or Shela oaggd $14.50 sale at ers and =r 4= All Makes of Cars 1*,-inch double-bar Bum- Bumperettes for et tr $15. 007, oy sale : ostaey }%,. in. "pers or Bum. $ 95 A $18.50 val. $55 Percelain Sliding Top Kitchen Cabinet Kitchen Cabinet | Kitchen Cabinet / XY ke a differen? person. ; Open Every Proved #0 rapidly ths 1 . “ Priced in Ouer Hapid Vare- Y pemay tant & Priced in Our Rapid Ware. | Priced ie ag house Disposal Sale at /_' FURNITURE | L MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. =e win eae Evening Til Gi house Diepos@) sale at - ea pene pepe $39.75 | $23.75 | $26.80 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. 60 Miles . ul Tenecde a Af re | onise Sale at. <j » : —_ : ' . rn j : ee or BL 200 DeWitt St. Cinton,, 19 P.M. 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. * ak ok bk ok ke ee 2] pies a tri ogi to Dr. Pieree’s Hote Buffalo, N. Y. oe ae ot te ate |e ae ba Fak Fae te bate Fae a

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NN PAGE 2A ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ i SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH if : : oT a “a i ° lat Springfield, 1 -as held at in 1918 for a measure which would EVERBLOoMING Records of the Candidates Feterendam petitions have n0 prop- have permitied the Yace “Tony” value. and that therefore the Stuever’s Highland Fire Clay Co. SHRUBS = nei of such petitions was not he ROSES, a or Presidency and 14 Places 2. se 2. "93 ORNAMENTAL TREES | om ubsequently the United omething. io aall off and in curing you ’ : bic enough te ao trivial,” “That dependa, ai == 1 geaed ue D . bye m : eae . “, st aay : people sent to me ie Bint d ecgeupbe : at a s eee in ever-increasing numbers The Successfal Merchant 0 B d f ld al rms of the ordina at 4 al ara improvement. legis)at t h A Y men ole x AR hee g bs chor cme “ pore piantaenreenersetenreneet nant AnacstneaenaeTsn by my old clientele whom I aie pe ttoe —" hon git n e oar 0 - never became effective. vot Continued on Page 5A. | rains pee many years while right. By buying in large § in charge of the Jaccard Op- quantities from extensive iT ° | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES tical Department, is an ac- erowers of ornamentaig) 1WEelve of Republican Incumbents and the [| curate barometer of the stock has enabled us to of- fer te you a quality off Head Seeking Re-election—Opposing Demo- LINDENWO Op: COLLEGE | mang ipa ee 5 the iact tiie “bts x biut anything nodded iter ; ’ ’ i ’ aboard that.’’ hiengal away Mhe ahooek her head. shrubbery and ental & | . . . . 4 N be more satisfactory and plants at ache Smcaahadl crats Without Legislative Experience. “4 CENTURY OF ae WOMEN curate than mine, and to oon unknown. Come out and hasize this unusual qualit imepect our stock and be : Fifty Minutes From St Louis. | a my services is heteitn ob convinced. A carload just. | Rich bertiags fineme un received. This is not a | The president and 13 members}and having two years still to serve. Land te ite Se ng ‘ierlics : annie - 2 enwood ie nationally known as a center of storage stock, but direct of the Board of Aldermen are can- | Except f the - from a nursery located vs : ; pt for the Democratic nomi- | LIBERAL ARTS In addition, my regular price for didates for re-election on the Re-/ nee for president of the board, F. genuine Torte mear St. Leouls, and there- ection Or i f i , ra) . 7 ; fore already acclimated publican ticket in next Tuesday’s; J. Curran, who has served one. ART, MUSIC, ORATORY KRYP] OKS is 50 city election. Two men.not now (term in the State Legislature, the im ee Ps. ign Mg eo) & eee. ae Pr. accessory Mo you had this boat bullt aulk wash in Titan, nan of born Your oute there, bin your Dodd be ete Maine were daughter ani BARBERKY—the shrub that is used fer ornamental] | members of the Board also are opposing ticket is made up of per- | exceptional] cultural and educational oppertuntty. Frames, $1.50 to $5.00 ike getver and rewst a substantial hedge and is far superior te Candidates on the Republican | scns without experience itn legisla- | A desutiful 138-acre campus, swimming pooi, . : Single Vision Glasses $4, $5 and $6 requires only about *4 as many plants. ticket. The election he ‘e bodies. This is not the fault | gymnasium, golf and other eutdoor sports are 725 Pine Si. : teed” es bienmal x: > Rete Special] ceedingly popular. ‘ each resident and members m the the Demo { .didat - , 4 --aljoersaa. | sic Fala: vemocratic candidates, for Write for Catalog and View Book - Near 8th. Selniie Suates. © te © tt: Tc 14 even-numbered s, the the Republican party has monop®- J. L. ROEMER, D. D., P td ; N , ’ ; different varieties of Shrubs 25¢ members from odd-numbered lized the city’s legislative places | : - i, STenaen die You of rissionrary the AND MYSTERY itions of the Post-Dispatch, March 28th to April 2nd, 1927) nice bushy trees; at, each - is ; Silver Maple, 8 to 10 ft.; These are nice bushy plants that will @ practical size: each please you. members elected by city-wide vote, | ee a In addition to these we have 40 vari- was put into effect by the 1914 Bechtel's Double-Flowering | eties of Shrubs im large siz ECO Y END harts : 1 TSS Tt Gb, 2 10S fly coche. St them speclinen ‘planter at prices the NOMICALL parton | SERRATE ARRAS SRR ERR SFR SRS RSS SESS STP TT oT ill interest you AS shown by th ] ts be: . o Double-Flowering Peach, - you. shown by the sample ballots - 4 to 6 ft.; each If interested in quantities of any of rr nt ; wr ~ 4 la ade ° ~ these submit to us your list and we printed in newspapers in the las » Credit D Purpie-Leaved Plum, will be glad to figure with you. ‘few days, the circle. square and our epe at - 4 to 6 ft.: each. ROSES—We have purchased a larce cross-mark system of voting Is ( ;00d Take advantage of our state isn't wards having been elected in 1925, since the one-house system, with Box H-2" St. Charles, Me, I shipping, dtd oe oe ee LOVE, ADVENTURE “ the in mother riaitie - Af nh medica s 7 YY ao partly why, j il father wae known as ‘Benga!’ Wis | ti +! litle, your ae a Se a ane ~se & . - | iH} i uantit c And many other Ornamental Trees. e ity of Everblooming Roses in used in the election, instead of many different varieties, Dwarf Apple Trees in 3 varieties that | 3 for $1.00: each = 35¢ simpler scratching method of will bear fruit the second $! 00 Seouv. de Claudt pir retts oss cman ‘ ; : : us Pernet, purest 60 primary. Full directions for toy | yellow that holds its color; each C — - ki + bo oo A fine assortment of Fruit Trees at (;russ and Teplitz, large field- ir f ee Ve ee Tint gray hair at home for se moderate prices. | grown plants ‘at, -ach 50c. Use BROWNATONE. straight or split ticket, appear MANY CLIMBING AND HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES, REASONABLE PRICES ioe the tint of vegetable ori- the Daliot. If you want @ Kose bed that will be a real joy to you take advantage of this “©, @ cin. Harmiess to hair, scalp Important Matters Pending rare opportunity. A circular giving special instructions for the treatment of ~j or skin. One appiication : | : these plants will be sent with each order of Roses. = gives permanent color. Un- Important matters to be deter- SOME OF OUR ADDITIONAL SPECIAL OFFERS: See affected by sham of! mined by the * ald ; Lilies of the Valley, specially grown ; Lily—The beautiful white Ismene. other hair treatments. Buy | ™/Ned by the Board of Aldermen fer outelde planting, $l 00 Treat them the same as you would Oo ATONE at drug and toilet counters, in the next two years include the 18 for ‘ ° Gladioli bulbs, 20c. and $1.50. Any shade from two colors. bridge exchange proposa! etree Gladioli ; fine blooming size : : or trial fret. send 19¢. The Kenton Pharmaca! pages © — ey : rytvpYwu. ay 4 thin siesie® eabutuse: 98 fer : . 1387 Coppin Bide., Covincton, Ky. railway franchise and rapid transit ‘ Ra per 100. 75¢ legislation and completion of th: Dehia Balbs; m $1.00 | bulbs, per doven............. . bond issue improvement program (annas—A fine collection of choice : ” - ones Gadiinetiee Cetelen. | Record of President Neun. blooming Lilacs; each......... | & fine assortment of Evergreens at Walter Tacdn > annhitead o 5 for $1.00. Ready May 10th. interesting prices. Rokguaee: eg a Sa A large collection of Hardy Perennials, and Climbing Vines including strong 60¢ now completing his first four-year 3-year-old plants of Clematis Paniculata, 3 for $1.50; each............ term aS president of the Board of All Shrubbery and Trees delivered free of charge anywhere tn St. Louis and Aidermen. seeks a second te 4 vicinity, otherwise F. 0. B. St. Louls, express or parcel post. All other stock ee a pepe oe: og: Gelivered free ariywhere in U. S. lawyer, he served for a ne Rend for our liltatrated Catniog and Caltural Guide Usting « lare collection of f |ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY| © t+ circute bencn, to special! interest. unexpired term. As head BEDDING PLANTS IN SEASON ENDORSE THIS SHAMPOO) wo2rc. ne nas been active in pu ROSE FOOD—We have prepared a special fertilizer that you will find to be a suance of his official dutife a greater booster for your roses especially. May be used on any other plants or Ne lan 8 a Or.1Cial Ulies, anc Sepeatiate aie — permaz t eff . wee rns mag are =: Women everywhere—the brunette “48 Met with the board committees results as well as rmanen ect. wo applications a year is suf- es “§ h _— mnoart: me Loses ls ficient. 10 $i 00 ms $2 00 100 $5 00 with raven halr, the goiaen bionde ™ 5 a igdaged important measures were : ; ; : (Inder + ...o > , ‘ eo ; 7 7? pounds........ ° Pc ED . i'nes « « « ° ee ° or the stately white-haired one—al! URGer consideration, attending nu- ~ PARCEL POST OR EXPRESSAGE COLLECT have found . they preserve the merous hearings. His duties also Missouri Dahlia Farms Co., Inc health of their hair and make it more imclude serving on the Board of : °9 - . er ee " 4 > be ’ } . + + tions of beautiful women endorse it. * usine interests, in the Arnerican oF ee me ae Your There is one’ satisfaction hy inva father | & tl 4447 wil Ww 1 Mii) : MI | convenient Credit i) I} \, ony Paeia their \ Terms. We will deliver oped, i} | ee ot Ae a ~ - age ' > to only a small down pay- wns pe —— , ——— —you KNOW, ment and will arrange == 7 ’ i G = Fe es = i >} ’ v/s . SSS the ST Y if & convenient terms on the — GA ST AS ESS ee = P= RIGHT, the @ balance. ITY up to theS y DARD and they wih ts 805-807-809 Franklin Ave. °° Our Prices are Lowest and Our Furniture Is Guaran $10 Down— Zam suuniiti ‘iia ] 3 Three-P $5 Monthly LA = HEN sa “Kroek ‘-—* - “ SFA A SA AR A SA AA bengal back Maine crew bound home, signing on in their plac: - lad named Quentin lie had planned an extensive Bermuda, and sent them shipped his colored off 4Atuving thee bermuda COOK, ‘e lay ; i > tle a mod , design coat, Davennm Living-Re Suite 4g Remarkable Vala. at Only 7 » 4 ( L ; -~ , : : & ee ; . + - ‘ 033 L¢ , . *¢ - ? ‘ y me = = You can get a package at any good ; mio 6B. Neun : ‘ ~ . ; = Ps *y 5 > » ++ . me ’ ‘ ae , ~ ’ drug store avored the site adjoining 3 : ¥ : The secret of its success is i Lee fal Plaza, which was . . > a . | - “4 he ° y. - / ’ ‘ - fact that it makes th ¢ ’ Ty sasnlareiy Ccnosen by popuiar vote. te * at ‘ ° . . r ‘ *“. "ta? = . 4 i : ) ‘ f vy clean—and al! authorities igs Kiel left the city | 7 ’ , . , . : a (>? ; ; in - that thorough cleanliness is essentia] —" ner sigming or vetoing jad n B33 @) Ss & CO Fes if good results are t btaine@, ‘2° Courthouse plaza site ordi- ~ « 5 Canthrox removes all the dirt and) 9“ * in as acting Mayor the distinet ’ iu té conventional Vues built - (Reprinted from daily ed (Ook: o Dodd SARA SRR RS RS on ne new home a] 2 UNDINE LiF parture from “Bengel" 4 The Old Reliable €redit Jewelers—Largest in the World excess oi], leaving the 17 OLIVE STREET fluffy and absolutely free of all im a a eee 7 7 ; v, 7 for carrying out the 1 ) oS i ~ net Pape. Fe purities. ir hair will he easier to DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC do up and appear heavier than it ig, ‘SU® Program, and tool } ies ; : art ri in bout The stimulating action of the sealn i in bringing about f the present city z also increases the growth and health : j a 2 . aaa n: Po 2 Le in i*+h ) j of hair. You will find canthrox eco. “*™C®, Working with the ; : ) tea hanali he me ne nomica!l and easy to use—jfust 43 © nanciing the measure, J e oo % ** 94 4 teaennonfn! } o | Of public hearings. enue Diamonds Guaranteed ] water. This makes rant iSO has attended hearings on the . abel . * . st lemooth lather and ; epdiahete exchange bill, and h ; 2 Ing . ‘ "hm ote n - : - . caqavenport, cha n r cer, co Rae 4 iVLAF ¥ iT , 9 ry relnur rarTr : = , 4 } : : 7 3 re: ich figured velour; f ime finished in mahogany. Davenport opens into a full-size bed. Once-in-a-lifetime value at on! 9.75. Many other Suites to select from, all at low prices. FREE—BEAUTIFUL DINNER SET—FREE Rugs! Rugs! For Every Room— at a Saving! 12 «$40 tee i 6 AR Brussels . . . Oh ee ee ES po $335 Tx" : an ~ ah & - ~ wonderfu! patterns. — SNe Suellen es . . ~ . ; T j ; Y Vaiue. A masteriuly DOuiit uite charmingly ra e our mn genuine Ww nut vi *O } A464 VAL Onsists Oo “ neer. ¢ f Fu iture double bed, large iresser, rn your choice of chifforobe > . On New full-size vanity and a chair 89 and bench. A supervalue at.. diatinetive recent Lrarnas the had }' ali hefore. nor of in . iow,” This Tierngal ™ hut confined only to a prolonged bleach- teils of practice lane Tysvie latfs il flushed lihe fobin ing but af 2 ec See s. will make you a liberal allowance ly— wala you hori etic you your > +: may iil ro : ‘7 titheis if mn it. iit thite | mart , ; | { Dhees al t hve What hiuhsonmne sf ’ tol about bt me’a vr eee to stow that moat _ Solid Oak—Silver Gray . Breakfast Room =; 7 CHIFF OROB 2n oak or wal- nut finished. + , . _9 é " : she as Di “i a ES al siree Wea .. 1] weauty’s Keynote | “wean more ts ilife i Ccoutad bl A carne “*tipat ligne ‘= aad : boats bucky doawh ~ Th Spring Sone of fach} 3 WEDDING RINGS : ng of fashion this Assessor's thew re wWiiit this ATIY WAY, if near th «haa £ ‘ ne liowva lilowlana thie nail hav ara hull rer heading south when I’m norchbweund in ern . ,? > » 1 is tae h irm™m. a Nn d 3 yo a CTIAPTIEN wit ana tt) ia asain ned a VRS Mee oe aos know amd - » ateul ; rad Rae ‘ i - yy Bar Pin—Diamond Set AON gar pean ie swggetdting de ee : D “Eilte” §6—eo0id - lie ae, ‘+ _ ; : Memocrat: " Cc Ff Li k t hy O? } . , FR k x . indi late for Al e 2a ‘ fn the Sec u Inxs lee nei: nendigiall a Rete r7 . : « | Lan 8 c} > . t : 04 Poe ' i 5 : : ' - deafitiful set in solid 14-k white tightly and neendevr « itis Otto Seeking Fourth Term. . : : ’ Io ee . igiealiy engraved aod $1 Q 17-Jewel Elgin Guaranteed 25 Years mV it y Now to Have spacious / hotel Wuiliiadi bad little | like ‘except a ee a * : ) Clothes hang- hi) ruck t hve looking ing compart- think slon't ‘em Te ady Not "4 rritatbtls lana rk me ts and to i | suppose eee ae ant : lites jee mirgis bee Zon, uy. i job.’ , yea if on the.@ ting anybody tipped off this to » and. Bhe's Ket too much meer large drawers. . Pay as Convenient. ‘ trial le webs — Bra piped riaate FREF—American Beauty Rose Dinner Set with your purchase of $10 or more—F HEE Saeintaspeenesttieaenseoaeen , . Trviaaie be by oe ae chance aa thome you +S mriay #&pill work with at igul to hide probably. i had «a What's wrong With that?’ expert on off ol ce ; % Ee oe ai . Tx itis : in Willflam F. Otto is Re Rs t.-- om an long as ati That try little a are Dik 5 cle eraned ; . , — " | Ll } wo ta Alba reques bee fer * BO Irma, urance broker fe eh} to Ot did dio “a or green el > White Gold Wrist Watch q case. engrar Very graceti! oval deatin with wore ! tn ends Case @ @elid Llé« white got charmingly ecgrarcc High «rade 164 jewel movement. Fancy silver fimieh dial a. oho ; $30 $1.08 a Week Many other stylre at $10.43. $15. $i a Week $18.75, $22.50. $25. $27.50 and ap. Diamond-set Wrist Watches at ali “* ©@7Ty all standard prices up to $2,000 makes of Railroad vue : | mpany Ss franchise Watches. Gu fanteed to : _ ; rin ? ° Expansion Wrist Watch Bracelets, Pass Inspec * tng Credit . —_—_—, 4 ’ 30 veare $2.00 and up. at cash prices. em ap rig hoy «lid — , : | : nothing, riention of having urgently nh official action talk la "What to her at f> ‘ ‘ . a ee es \ *e* a sili ; Mg a ee » . ‘ : ae“ sa P } ater * pine “Hut 1 ald. ‘Then whe di?" "The maid, hhe riwal a 3 tion taken . ’ . wanted without sinter wert f \ Mt) thie for blanche Besides, Hen. and ap this liainty, etats ‘ agerly "tT" ie 2Pdtirance Bern made whom wight, it | Bungalow | Combination Gas Range \ complete gas range and heater |. . ’ (Learete oren 4 mbined in ome. Has roomy : " ) 0 ail coking top. Neatly Bos d and run Howland had just been rowed ashore in the peared ts valuation of $69.99 man to tt “ee eer , uit mart 2 2 hel oie fol oko ps > See Our Store Windows f ; . — . or S ial Bar i sintninas tes ee ee | PILES eu R Eso Diamonds remounted. Old WITHOUT ENIFE— rvice Commisston’s mie LIGATURE er CAUSTH . as arte repaired and remocde ied (via? atyv'« wertding Call or write for cataing 905. Phane MAin a of siete Measures L tees 1086 and alent, Prices. 'walvation of thea YI? SP eremertics Open Mondays and Saturd : _— | Ne Hospital—No Danger—No Chierefern |" le three years agn, te $51 72% aturdays Until 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till by MILD OFFICE TREATMENT €49 Wee: sefecente, ccoettnn. 6:30 A CURE GUARANTEED were circulated against thie ordi. 3 a Fissure and all Recta! Dieeaecs j Pance Some of tha natttian.e were anaes ; . Ia Practice 3 Thee- letolen from a safe. and tHE T’ntte4 re me |Ratflway offictals. accused of hav. The IST-DISPATCH Regular! , Censultation and Exam! fing incited the act ‘ etal y prints MORE WANT nation Free ) i : a Were na@icread os ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, tes Pas MATTHEW CO, Rectal Speciaiis: jburelary and larceny charre ® bi - trimmed tn whi+ cc rt: and rab! ' and large oven $ 59 ae ear > wire shelves ee | Beurily insulated oo as to ‘ . ename in . kines $s «% . 7 ‘ ‘ss 4 & 2 ran = 75 «A 4 oe oll WZ st! - < —_—— ‘ * . aa _ r’ s + z be i ¥ rery Ife: —- e2ceiient teed wa Laeces~4 z atu . Menon ar. & hea ¥ goom . ance bal : -@ up his welcomed shed cooking i? leaving him, tthe freedom of the ship and of high compliment, behalf that it warmed him. CHAPTER VI. AN IMPRRATIVE he now fave hie r liked and trusted on Ker . mak<-9 this« €3 ui. Special _ 7" «¢ more determined af earth. $ saver Reduced prices on all Ran ; , ces ors. rry aes: We handle the well-known ridge | Reduced Refrigera ttne Beach, Charter Oak and others. . * infin meni sr ins : saps vee: = | : eeraters which are adapted fer electric re /EDERMAN FURNITURE CO., 805-7-9 FRANKLIN AV ammmmmeecme ° 7s Another (Oneidered he dinghy, weeding as he desired. int NCiAT, went on deck to be infortued SA SES SASS SG SASS oS So So Sd oo SS Sh the tu by Jansen if arcuit Court w ror efforts he had to Boyd pariouse that Carillon gal reflected. hisn Cane

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Me naa given larite, he touched “the stéeward’s his sister 24 hours tm which to restore Bengal slid down the eompanionway and the jewels, at the ena of which time he finding a door that corresponded to the intended to sail for New York, if per. hatch he knocked. A limpid, unruffied mitted by the Bermuda police, Who a8 yojlee said, “Come in.” and at the same Carilion was silent. for an Instant, then Hie nodded, absentiy. yet had not been caited on the case. time something was tossed down the asked: “Do you think I took them?’ India never does anything for nothing.” Bengal listened to Boyd's bitter recital compantonway and fel) jingling a few “No, | give you credit for a lot more “What price my reacue?y” with the set, expressioniers face that one feet from Bengal. It was the key to sé¢nsae.” “Henefit of clergy, at the firet chance,” of his ancestors might have worn on re. the door of th: owner's comfortable “Then Her eyes shimmered at him, and the turning from a voyage to learn that the room that Boyd. a kindly if sorely trted “Your former maid, that girl Irma. crooked smile twisted her thin red lips. Kirl he loved had been Carried off by brother, had assigned his sister. She knew of your wenkness an@ saw a “You'd want lo marry me, kieptomania Indians. lor some reason Boyd seemed Bengal uniocked and opened the door, chance to profit by it. You should have &nd aii?” oe ae ee es ae . ~* v ramental person if she happens to be about. young and a woman, to be shipmates “Nobody has even attacked her repu.- With a foursome of young savants act tation in the ordinary sense. Mr. Dodd. Up so straight they rake aft.” She's as virtuous as a Spartan girl, no “Are you speaking of Mias Boyd? doubt. But queer things have happened thought she waa a savant, too.” at some of these ‘wild parties’ as they “She o axne rock Call them that she’s managed to attend Oe Resende stor sphiiens icine Dia- Jewels disappearing, once or twice for ao ee 6 tam a on vee woe Monds and rubies and sapphires and em. &004, but on several occasions anony To tell the truth. I'm — to visit eralds. She collects them. Haven't you Mously restored. Carillon Boyd ts kfiown ‘lhe City of Dreadful Night,” where 1 eali on Ss." Gothing in returh, Gniess hér fiances tied Dp y. Gertrude did not want in love with Carilion. and she was be. Binning to fear that he had already suffered such a tumbi- Bengal was the sort Gertrude approved. a littie ironie Perhaps, but keen of wit. lie possessed A repartee that boemed out deliberatery, but hit the mark, tike a wel) directed 16-inch shell. Hlie niassive Physical strength would have been apparent if he had been sitting in a Steam bath with haven't the extenuat. that India ie like that, and comes fact of your inaistent idea, your ir- focus in Calcutta, You would have reaistible passion for jeweta,” it too, Bengal.” : “For a price, Bengal to fall but did not. Boyd observed: “There are some long runs ahead for you, if you stick it out.” “O, Tll stick, We can carry water and stores for six weeks at-a Pinch, and my who do you think dia?” was born, Calcutta. « ee ee ae Fy ome heard about her?” Carillon shot him a maticious gleam from her shoalwater. eyes. “No. In she a friend of yours?” “Anything but. I’m surprised she's not known to you by reputation. You can't have any friends up at the hotel.” “Haven't yet made rounds there.” Rengal looked at her a little puzzled, With all his keeness for Placing people or perhaps because of it he would never have suspected that such a high en- deavor ship as Rige} and commanded by BO correct a man as Granville Boyd who was his own master and navigator could include tn Its complement this seagreen Undine who was paying him a eall. As for her being Royd's sister the idea was too preposterous to have entered Ben- Eal’s head. He could not have ecen 80 sedate a disciplinarian as Royd appeared to be permitting it. Glancing then at the yacht, Rengal Faw that Boyd and his gucsts had seat- ed themselves under the quarterdeck awning, their backs to Gunga, she lying in the patch of sunshine glittering on the dancing water. Bengal noticed at the same time that a big bearded vik. ing of a Swedish quartermaster who was hauling the Big out to the ond of the boat boom anpeared to be Staring tn his direetion and inaking curtous geaturce that had about them something surrep. titlour, “What's the matter with that Swede sailor?" he asked of Carillon. She laughed. “He is trying to coax me wren See ee Oe “Coax you over there. . ae ror showed tn Bengal’s eyes “Yes. That's Jansen my jailer. He is nlso my sorely tried guide. counsellor and friend, nurse. intercessor and 8CA Pe - roat, when 1 break out occasionally, like Just now. He brought me up from ba- bvyhood. We've always had some sort of yacht, and Jansen . . .* old Hor- CHAPTER HL A PROPOSED VOYAGE. Marillon was interrupted by a sudden commotion of the eroup on the quarter. deck of the Rigel. Boyd had sprung Buddenly to his and was staring wildly iunga. He barked an order at Jansen. who began to haul the kig back alongside In a scared and hur. ried way. Rehind Royd. the three sav- ants were also staring, rigid ag if petri. fied, Bengal beran to do a little hiimeelf, But before he could Carillon rose lightly to her feet, like a RuUll taking wing. She did not slip and slither over side, in the fashion of a mermaid 80 much suggested by the up ber section of her. but sprang “atop of the after cabin house. rather well raised. “Au ‘voir. Bungle. for losing me that bet go ago. But don't worry. hy that 1 boarded even despite your protests, I friend, just; now. and may lully round. So I'll forgive last bet om one condition.” “What's that?" “Ask my brother if he'd tagzing along after us. 1 don’t he'd object. You made a hit with and besides he Said that it would be tn teresting to see how these two extremes of seaboat would a long deep water run. Bument about it tat night liowland. Know Jim?” “Il know who he js “That's the bird. He's With his daughter Jim broad beamed beht draught Sign hitn on and like a shot. Crazy hasn't any money any mors him a wave and slipped “a green gea otter. It was this Same Jim Rive Fe Neal rather mor, than a Hail sketch of Carillon Rayd “They ought her, and a hi xplosive. Bister [dq sink her biack obstruction Carillon is onty 24 aid in’ the years she’s torped thre: my knowledge, and the Lord knows many without it.” “What is her technic?” Rengal asked “She's a constitutional and flirt. Carries on herself engaged. then puts he) off. the eet across at Staring, yOu unasked need you mind with Yachting fan.” favors ly pe cone along about She tigelward blow land thumb code flag hoist Keep cory.“ If MOZ. “hye blige} and put a red buoVv over the Spot and aboard ring bomb wavelets ruffle on Where the 11) starred “Do the rings and “They do not over the fiance things go the epetie, a pear] diver. be right.” Ap old Philadelphia Dad been a And lady whose Classmiat: of 9 at le il, ee ee 2 Sa seh errs, speak, lightly Which was It's all your fault. many years I'l! tell old Gran. and a girl's ask you to that your think him, opposite check up on He had an ar. Jim up at the hote) dreamed your Better He'd go boats but RAVE like who to hane a red light on was my and last six Food men to how ruthless to the point of getting everything, and sheers qiq not A dull concussion, a Plunge, when, Spor has been.” back?" if Gran wasn't a mil- lionaire, they'd Say that she was out fol they’d age by SOrn #4aVe fe Roly to have a passion for lewelsa,.” “A kleptomaniac?” Bungle ventured “see .° © 6 @hen you are rich,."’ the good lady answered dryly. So here, Benga) reflected, was at lenat one good reason for Granville Royd's Proposed semisecientifice voyage round the world, taking his siater with him, He might have wielded the big stick, given hia fll balanced and beautiful sister her choice of that or an Institution. A pas- sion of jewels, a submerging tyrannical and ungovernable cupldity for the poa- eeesion of precious geme wae in her blood, to the exclusion, as it woula ap- pear, of other warmer Passions. No breath of acandal} In the usual sense Reemed ever to have touched her, She lured rich men young and old only for their gifts, these usually too proud to reclaim them when eventually flouted Hler brother's Authority had evidently fallen short of compelling Carillon to restore the more or less free gifts made her. And vet in spite of what he could not dishelieve, Rengal had already fallen na helpless victim to her allure, at first sight. almost while In the act of hauling her aboard his boat for his undoing. He asked Granville Royd's permission to tag along after Rigel, “I'm in. love with yOur sister.” he ald. frankly. “but that's hopeless, of course. My income Will barely run my ship.’ Boyd gave him a harassed look, ‘] Suppose they've told you all about Caril They discussed the Proposed voyage a little longer, when Boyd left to go out aboard Rengal was waiting on the ver anda of the hotel for Howland and his daughter, whom he had asked tor lunch eon there. When presently they ap- peared, Bengal looked with a new inter- est at Gertrude, who impressed him as having grown up overnight. He had not previously given the girl much thought, seeing in her scarcely more than A healthy child with a face that waa pretty in features and pleasing of expression rather of Devon or perhaps Danish type, blue eyes wildly spaced, bobbed chestnut hair that was wavy and thick, short Straight nose jutting up a little and a wide red lipped mouth. Bodily propor- tions were so far thoge of a robust ath- letic boy, but a physical culturtst might have perceived that subtle changes were already in progress, these lines of ado- lescence in process of changing their contours, CHAPTER Iv. IM HOWLAND was of a distinct type, a lean, but well-knit man of medium height but very broad of shoulder with the chest and shoulders of a sailor nan. ‘There was a boyiah eagerneas and enthusiasm about him, especially when the day’s work had to do with matters hautical, Just as some men are elec trified by race horses or Cars or golf or fishing, Jim Howland’s Passion was “We've always had some sort of yacht and Janson.” lon up ther afflicted, an idee fixe,"’ “Yes, I've heard al} that." “Well, then the rest ig your own look oul. Come along, by all means... I some times think he Only salvation May be to fall im love. and who knows, you might be the sa: rifice,” “Aside from tuat, I'’¢ like to com Pare boats,” Rengal said. “Yoy are big Ber and faster. of course, but Howland thinks he can work out a fairly propor tionate tline allowunee for distance." Boyd nodded can ble It's no secret, The poo) It's a dementia ... “Jim ean, if anybody and drunk and bovhood Hle is a and at the Kood Many vears has « iter bouts from natitical time practical ror a before he lost his fortune he did all thy dirty work of elub erulses and regat- fas and the Lord knows how many he and sailed Also he 1s th: author of a course Of navigation, al] the old stuff on the dump. So he ing with voy “Yea. He is keen is a "Well. he is a odd about “Gertrude is And I'm sides thir “Fair trained by hey She can DAVigruate helps out. © a you like the husky is she now, 15. 16° tone of forced InLes enevclopedia,. has owned boy.’’ boy, for all his 40) his daughter?” coming, and blow too, of course Shipping a Berinuda Sailor, be ‘ Oak epmoiurh been like al has more wel] boy and Standing daylight whee] tricks charming kid. if boy type, Hlow oid Boyd’s voice had a indifference that Bengal fithey Steer a COMPASS COUrse “Seventeen.” Wi ll, the Bengal said. years do sneak up behind you'on the feet of the Children, I'm Sailing in a week for Colon. We will BO down through the Crooked and Win- ward passages, and may break into Port au work entirely under sail at sea. and Use power Only in a flat calm.” Bungle thought of What Carillon the voy- looking Prince. | had Bultiita ae: a Me 8 | BER % BA et css : F ; v 1 aaa lil ee EI eNO hi Ms ai RA en iy My SS i come ie. Bip lin i a chee ai a ot : x A Bits Pu ae et eae oe bag ha i ° for boats, especially seagoing craft, though he loved them all, from a toy or antique model to the Leviathan or Wyo- Piiliipz lle plunged now into the voyage pro- Posed, trying to explain to the less tech- hicail Bengal the relative speed ratio ne had worked out approximately for Rigel and (:unpfa, “V over the root of lL, for a constant to start with.’ he began, getting out his pencil and disfiguring the tablecloth “Vy to equal the gpeed@ in knots, and L the length in feet, y understand. . . Gertrude rested her bare dimpled el- bows on the table, dropped her square litthe chin On her tanned knuckles, and. looked at Bengal, amused. She per- eelved that he did not understand at all; was a little bored, tn fact, as the clear- as niud technical explanation proceeded ;cuxal’s forte was distinctly not mathe matical In college he had barely man lo Clear his coattails when the door Slutimed on this subject. As a designer he had an eye for a@ boat. He could navigate by the old method which lg- nored azimuths of the sun. Playing safe on his run to Bermuda, he had taken a Wide margin of easting, missed the islund, then run down his latitude unti! he picked up Gibbs Hin light, after dark Gertrude, trained by her father in a little swordfisher they had made into a yacht of sorts, was a far better nayi- aged ator She stopped smiling Presently on dis- covering that Bengal’s attention had He had caught sight of Caril- fon, coming up the terrace with a buxom. overdresed, and much bejeweled lady of early middle age, rather pretty; what a Scotsman would have described as ‘‘son- sy." Gertrude frowned. She regarded Carillon askance, with a mixture of dis- like and fascination. She knew the her. Carillon might or : . strayed Stories about might not be a thief, but she was un- questionawéy @ siren and pearl diver, as Jim Howland said, akin to the gold dig- eer of drama, She engaged herself to fiarry men, to plunder them, and gave Only his head visibte. The bony struc. ture of his face showed it. There was not an ounce of fat on him, his five feet eleven being mostly heavy bone, with bands of muscle slapped on in due pro- portion, His waist was small and flat. Plainly he would never be fat and bald at any age, because he ate and drank 80 Sparingly and lived in the Open air. Gertude liked his crow-black hair. biue- black like the wing of that bird. and hia predatory beak, and the gkashes in his cheeks. Blonde herself, his swarthé- Ness appealed to her. Carillon and her hew acquaintance passed iheir table. where the cloth had been spread. “Hello, Gungas,” Said Car. Ilion, her pale green eyes on Bengal. ‘We Rigels are having a swimming party thig afternoon. Please come.” She presented her companion, a Mra. Ransome, a widow, and husband hunt- ing. Bengal imagined Howland said it afterward, a bit Of gossip, as yacht club scouts are apt to be. Bengal re- flected that her rings alone might fur. nish some ex l’rince’s ransom. Their propingulty to Carillon worried him, as if he had Sone off and left the cat in the same room With the canary, - “Let's go to her party,” Gertrude said, when the two women had passed on. “Swiniming’s the best they have to offer here,” “Hope the Plump party parks her Jewels with Gran before she Kairgies her body in the brine,”” Howland said, gloom- ily. “Bhe'd be gs. O. L,. if she got a cramp in both hind legs and Carillion went to the rescue." “Stow it, Dad,” ruptiy “Well, Dodd knows the sad affliction. He asked me to refute it, but | gave him the lowdown for his best good. And ours. We don’t want him to hock Gunga to buy a solitaire.’ “No fear,” said Bengal. engaged to Carillon the wedding will follow before the brs eze has time ta shift. Then, once aboard the lug. ik ck we “Well, we don’t want that, either,” Gertrude said, positively, Bi aving Daa and me on the beach on the Galopolagos, or whatever you cal) ‘em We mightn't have the price to get home.” “Less fear of that. even, lassie I need you to navigate the junk I might hunt for the Low Archipelago til) all the planks dia shrink. Anyhow, here's Bome sea turtle, go if the worst comes to the worst you'll know what you have to live on.” But the sWimming party was not held that afternoon. At Bengal’s suggestion, Howland and his daughter had taken up their quarters aboard, to get the swing of things before putting to sea in a cou- ple of days. Going aboard Rigel at 4:30, they found Granville Boyd sitting in the deck house chartroom With a face like a white squall, “Well, the blow has fallen,” he gaid, e&rimily, “Looks as if the VOYAage was off, or indefinitely postponed, That Rane some Woman has lost the bulk of her jewels, and she's squalling like @ stuck pig.” The particularls were painful, lon, cruising about the hotel, had come on Mrs. Ransome giving some directions to her maid, a slant-eyed French girl named Irma. As ill luck turned the card, Irma had the year Previous been Carillon'’s maid. leaving her employ in all friendliness because of an opportunity to take service with Mra t(ansome, about to sail for France. Irina desired to re- Visit her beloved Paris Carillon bad not protested Perhaps she felt that Irina might be a latent source of danger. Pausing now in answer to Irma’s re- Spectful greetine Carillon had Zot in #£onversation with Mrs Ransome, who was lonely and eagerly we lcomed an ae quaintanceship, They spent the morning together, buying .a few things in the shops, doeskin and scarfs Carillon lunched with her new pickup, going later with her to her rooms She had asked Mrs. Ransome aboard, for swirmining and tea, Carillon going off to Rigel to give some order to the Steward, send him ashore for ices, and cakes, and things Shortly after hey came the hotel] de- tective, with grave charges. Mrs. Kan- some’s Jewel case. which, of course. she should have put in the B8afe, had been stolen, with contents estimated to the value of two hundred and fifty thou- sand. The detectives tad been ihformed that Miss Boyd was known to be afflicted with a most lamentable form of mono- mania, Such menta] defects were known to occur in the best families, like other accidents, If Miss Boyd would hand over the jewels the affair would be hushed up (maybe). Carillon, Granville locked in her cabin, in a state of pale and silent fury. He had warned her that the next lapse would be her last, that he would commit her to an institu- tion for.such irresponsibles. She denied any knowledge of what had happened to the jewels. A search had discovered nothing of them. Granville Boyd did rertrude ab. said, “If ever I get Caril- told them, was nS AE > meee a ae oN ee is akg ee eR P ser: Lio. : eT ae ae ee fetes egies an. Ole. 4 Sp one iit ls Saar? ba fees i ESE ts sy Mt Ge addressing this new acquaintance, rathey than Howland. who was an old friend Bengal had some quality that inspired confidence and dissolved reserve so that comparative stranger was negligible, as it might have the fact of hip being a been in the case of a distinguished sur Feon or lawyer called In consultation Now, when Boyd had finished sp: aking he asked: “Would yoy institution for “You, | would, if onty for sake, and while I’ve etill got Over her. Before she kets landed in Fomething worse. Mind you Dodd. there’s no element of family or personal Pride in the rotten business, Not even censure Cartllon came by this moral obliquity fairly. [t's an inheritance, a family curse.” really commit her to an irresponsibles?" her own Jurisdiction CHAPTER VY. A TETE-A-TETR OWLANT nodded, but Bovd what he curse, Bengal asked meant by the family , “Our paternal grandfather who rolled up the family fortune was Probably one of the most ruthless Pirates Wall atreet ever writhed under He operated from behind masked batteries, and he left a trail of wreckage In his wake. Derelict railroads and banking houses The bloodthirsty old bear had a little incon- Spicuous Office on New street, and thefe he sat like a epider in the middle of his web, all rigged out with the lat- est. stock and produce exchange tickers of his day, news slips. weather reports, Private wires, even an anenometer on the top of the building He studied the pulse and temperature and respiration of the different markets and would sometimes whit for weeks before atrik ing. Then when he did he dealt broad. Bldes, went at his hammering with a pile driver smashed Interests right and left. He was a destroying angel. or devil, and didn’t care where the blows fell, He made and lost millions, eventually dying a g00d dea) ahead of the game, Hell must Nave heen hungry for him.” “Then you think Carillon inherited Some of his cupidity, but tn a different and specialized form ?” Bengal asked. “That seems aire asonable het. Be. sides his bear operations and hypotheca- tions that severa} times nearly got him jugged he had a monomanta for an. tiques, specializing in glass and porce. lains. He wag once known deliberately to have gone after and ruined a man, presumably a friend. go that he might ultimately grab his collection, which he did. He was infinitely worse than Caril- lon. but then she's only a girl with a Passion for gems. She hasn't the old man’s brains, nor finesse. If ] don’t put her safely away for a while at least, sooner or later the state wil} do it for me,” “All the same, don’t do it. Boyd.” Ben. Bal leaned forward, speaking earnestly. “Did you ever visit any such place as you have tn mind for your sister?” Boyd shook his head. “Well, | have. Two of my college Mates, one a doctor. the other a brilliant journalist, columnist, have been stuck away in the last year, Rum and dope. They are in different living tombs. The best of the sort New England offers Very pretty and peaceful to took at from the outside, like a cemetery. Even inside, few Visitors get the ghastliness, these dead shells rustling about. tistless lifeless Erowing restless and nervous ag the hour for the Palliative draws near making feeble automatic efforts to chat with attendants who are kind but out- Bide their pale Bray world; playing cards billiards. reading. all such motions vague detached, carried on as tf from a pre vious momentum, of operated by radio from a soul driven to some place infin itely remote. and apathetic. no tonger in- terested in its former tenantry. My God. man +. Benen flung .out his hands, the perspiration beading on his brow. “It's obscene. ¢ harnal, these decay- Ing souls. Life. color, beauty all behind ther, a dwindling oblivion ahead. God's failures. Foing back to nothing Carillon would not survive it a month You'd find her dead some morning, dend while She had something left to kil! Or stark mad playing with her baubles, fondling and kissing them .. ” ee eres Lord I forgot .. Boyd prodded his finger nervously at the open skylight of a hateh trunk a few feet from where they sat. engal per- ceived immediately that this must be the source of Hight and air for Caril- lon's cabin. and that, facing it, he had been speaking as it were into an ampli- Phone. So that ir Boyd was fixed in his determination then a dread picture of what was in store for her must have been offered the girl's scrutiny, The horror of it. Bengal rose suddenty to his feet. “May I go down and talk to her?” Boyd nodded. He was very pale, Sweating, and though averse to stimu- ei gn a 2A Meee, _ Ea oT en eee ~t)” ted abenn ae ini peat rast * sumed the prevailing color note. had a spring foliage yellow sheen. Whatever their color. ion could scarcely call them frank. she said. “In whatever way we decide to best bet." will have to go back. Carillon, I want to spare you the humil- lation of possibile arrest and examination on a charge of theft, and also gave you from the sort of place that you may have heard me describe that I was talking into But I can’t with apy self respect make eee Ty oe Sach ophbeireentatiins eae one ee : ; « : x aerk A, ona oe, Spe ren od i " the did for lleaven'’s sake making a fool of myself,"’ of soft of raindrops one feature of her devold of brilllaney, emphasized other glowing traits, as might the tuster. a sargent I wish that the very sight srecious stone would make me want to feed the fishés ” may happen yet bear in mind they wouldn't give you any pearls or precious stones to Play with when you get nervous in an institution, None of the shots to help out miles and hop heads and snowbirds Yeu through or and | © se Course of a pearl or _ would blow up your own collection, which must be cone siderable.’ quiver “Yea, | would count on fin terpoise for that, Gods to take off “Pure pagan, arent’ Gods would need some They'd havé to do a lot of un woven into the texture of and when they got it pulle mightn’t be much teft. I Was a s0Ine me ] rings and hang on quiet mea big polished amethyat hadn't learned values then.” “It's a curse that thysts are rs ally more black pearis,’’ Carillion curls, “Only to the ehild or to the eye of the initiate. might find a healthy Gertrude Howland more beat tormented one like me. | secret Of gens without instru I was eight. Father knew fascinating baby, ar bea they exist ding a coun. or persuading the Old the curse.” you. stirring up. The Old raveling. it's me, Bengal, d out tuere I've heard that 1d whenever pretty lady tearned over to inspeot would grab at her pendant or ear- Mother could always me in colle or teething by giving she had, J Aimne- ultiful than shook her sun faded khaki savage. Not Just as many hortnal girl iike itiful than « learned the ction vefore my trouble, 80 all the money went to Granville. He is a dear, and I'm 80 much bother.” “That's scarcely the wo said “Ile is heartbroken, | way to ruin his life lie sorry to le all make him rd,” Bengal t's in a fair wroig on this oc asion, of course, but he dvuesn't know it and could scarcel vince ¢." A yellow gleam eyes, a gleam of “Then it's hig dumb. You are the only on sense enough ing a little left.” shone in anger, y be con- Carilien’s exasperation. own fault for being seo e that's get to give me credit for hav- Hier eyes flickered and the re Was a restlessness under the he m robe she had smoothed Bengal perceived. was an inve pression to be on the alert fo Signal to be watched And no lon's barometer Where ot down. of the silk That, sluntary ex. rT. A storm ted. Carii- hers might betray their atinospherte presstire in face «oT hands OF Vaso-motor kitl’s needle tremities, what oscillograph. disturbance, thig registered in the lower ex might be Called a pedal It scored one for him that chance had calandered this friendly third derree examination footed, on her bunk in a sw! and sleazy sf{lk lie amiled himself at thought that if he need to get at the truth abe had best maneuver for #imilar Rising abruptly, he said for the present and let me reve this tess a fittle Dont’ tr Take off that hot ares nh coat Paint fortable, Il tay be able to deckioad of Suspicion to the « reached Up and slipped the into the eye-bolt. “The whole clear enough to me more You ever when «eh aly reason ‘o suape e@ Was free miming suit a little to had future ut her, he conditions “Bit ticht Ve around y to belt. of vicuna And make yourself cool and ‘com. shift this hore.” Ha brass hook case looks Tell me one thing When she waa in your service had ct this girl Irma of having at one time been a hotel niouse 7?" “NO te “Well, then, she must be a vanced one than I'd hoped. more ad.« In that case I had better ges going, as this is Friday and a ship sailing tomorrow and to translate, (hrust agai tune a strong heart.” Hie was avoiding Carilion's they drew hie own to them. ¢t like rroiten geld “Why do y my case, Bengal?" Au ‘votr et misfer. eyes, but heir sheen ou defend “Il owe you something. because ! lowt you that bet on the you into a fresh jam “I think you're entitiea to a “I don't, until in a position t retaining, myself Stow the v the refrigerator. (‘arillon knew his man’ when he Key to this canary age.’’ She sighed. “Hle’s not titer | had hoped, but Just a lhLindoo, and ascetic. I hope love with you, Hengal. It me.” “Do you really want to Bengal studied her thoughtful She hodded #0 vigorousty earmme, a re tOnmms Snipe ie +e ma » 4 rt Mose . oR ee aiigy TA . Ange na. oy > bi we ~~ . “ . “ a tee ie , ow “ 4 at; es - re . . 7 d . p> : bi lend ‘. , 7 we ~ . ae f : Peplt ys . . toy - \- wre “ ” i nn : ‘ " > ~ = . " eo a : ena, een. . ‘ - tw - = te me - - - . ~ w " 7 - - - . : ee ” - $ woe ' Pe Ww oe FFP — ‘ : . “oe + _ oS em fe har Garay ay Piter we ; ; . e the ‘ : . ‘ ee a Eee ‘eee Sty. oe ath, * fore, “erate pet ok > pigs . i. ee ee rn “ = z * es ee . - , . - - NS by Si Maley! thames . o hte De gle degh te : hae ee > +e - ~ : ¥ - » = » + oe « a ; 2 een , rae b rs =e ae oe Wa anal * 0 mY . > 2h 4k on “ Aad y iia ak eee. te > “ me tat) . . “ i — = me ene - . . “ .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cee SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *- PAGE $A R > LI E; V E; % | RECORDS OF THE provide for connections with more bo a po Arne — | JAPAN T0 TAX PET BIRDS Ad i. awa —— eS 114 ‘AsOstndurod 200 Jf BeAw ‘seh SNOloIPPuL pavey ‘Sp[vaad "ONG, ausS,, —— « OO} “JUBALS B SCM BUS ZYUSNOYY ipAOW SSX JO Suryveds nod aiy,, thoroughfares. TOKIO, April 2.—Having taxed CANDIDATES FOR THE Mrs. W. R. Wilkinson of 7103 | cates a subway, suburban play- | dogs and automobiles, tobacco, salt, 2 BILIOUSNESS DERMEN Dale avenue is Democratic candi- | grounds with free bus transporta- | whisk and asty everything elet § 0 BOARD OF AL She is} tion, and construction of the south-| . «nt laa - ‘S[esAID ‘S] ous | date in the Twenty-fourth. it is now proposed to tax canaries | | vithep os QUICKLY Continued from Page 2A- the wife of a former Presiding|ern approach to the Municipal and other feathered pets in certain. your husvand or #on goes os — ee the M4énne, Courtine atte aad the Judge of the County Court of Per-| Bridge. | districts of Japan, some of which | 7 co Sn garnied © liveli- sme Sgro | oustennent etvee zoning law ry County and has lived in sen A large group of women 1s back- |are valued as high as $2500 a patr. | ‘a grinking. Give him a few ' effects. They relieve the : Louis 17 years. Her husband was ing the candidacies of Mrs. Wilkin- | Sakai, a town of about 20,000 his dri ne Pha His D Wwii- iin 4. tte Atine or £6 ms which man s Democratic opponent is Wil | OERS, fn tle coders uro| taney conan pomp ond Sid condicion ia he |'liam BD. Roberts, a confectioner, |© Member of the State meen | Son and Miss Otto. inhabitants, situated near Osaka, is | ; ’| Agriculture for 20: years, an rs. Aldermen Lange, Schwartz and | known as “the city of the little heen on the market| system. Remember they area doctor’s pre- w scription and can be given with absolute com ho was placed on the ticket after Wilkinson served for several ye@rs,/| Waldman failed to obtain q@ ma-j|birds” because two-thirds of all reclaiming fidence to every member of the family. 2c. | the death of the primary candi- by appointment ofsthe Governor, | jority vote in their own wards in|the householders keep canaries, “I Powders are sold in all 9 date, William F. He . ‘ ‘ 7 Ss, CARTER fey Inez PILLS ad as hostess at the womans building | the primary, but were renominated finches, Java sparrows, skylarks or 3 en S. $1.00 a box, 6 Activities of Lange. | Tescum Fair in Sedalia. Dur-| py the vote . + Gop $5.00, - Alderman Louls A. Lange, man- at the State Fa y of other wards. Four other chirpers or singers. So pop of the disorders from which he fin-| tory. I am giad to tell others what ; , D12, , he engaged in food] holdover membe f the board a us © igsee d Wolff-Wilson stores} FARM appeals and PROFIT~- | ager of a condensed milk a — were = © e board ular are birds among the Sakia ; i d fo . I feel so grateful pe, bere aod supply of Tescum. | ABLE FARM OFFERS are adver-| is Republican candidate for” re- | conservation ee ee ms aa Se Leen we carry Chely oye | iin ee ee oe & ere Tedford * pone son Thy ane 2 | for: ak iat Draught did for me | tised in POST-DISPATCH wants. trar for the Twenty-fou -| wards in the 1925 primary. ‘bird sh | xc " 1edford 8 ack-L . . ; neh ts Logeta ~ pe pst agrt che ‘3s ward chairman for the P rd shops and bird exchanges ‘‘T had gotten to the pn | that : bee “ene . henry Foy it & ———— ve in 6 work O e\* Voters, and in T ild } div eat a thing. .very- may beip them as ; eipe : ———— eagu Ww co ardly ' : oH | Special Rapid Transit Committee, \ ays sac ADVERTISEMENT thing herk I had pobre. spells One of the first things to do in So ee ee . _ — a ~ a ee cat Tae APA ERA RN Ny IT NAIC AS rams egies anal Ed tS CO: PHT nee cnr he gOS ante ReraEERE aE Oot ’ De: gone * ulBes[a ~2%9Q ynoqge ‘WMI SpOo[]oo ee eer te “ “vepan! A Oeil ‘sj40s Jo ‘uBUIOM B puB Bunod wou ’ SUFFERED with indigestion|! have used it in large doses and for six years,’’ says Mr, H, ©. | have taken smal) doses after meals, Dove, of Chester, S. C., telling| and find both ways very satisfac- oq UOT T41eL, « 1JB GYBA AVN) WA esys os dn ws 3unod Jo 2wosino}) B@ YA Sa}yeUIdiYys eq 0} wee ae * ee ee . men gB tee Se ee ce hl lS Pn inch Peale alien ity soils Cal Reta wt Pe Bet bmg +54 * ae =e a, ed on 2 ‘ tm , —_ BP a wate, daily and in three months’ time I . me 3 : . eigen shes Se i 0 " | Son rl tores ‘saw a big change. rom the system. safe. It cleanses the teeth an ardens the gums. -eenth and Chestnut streets, is Eilers Original Board Member. saw tthe pore to where I only ate| Black-Draught is composed entire- | Alderman Ralph “#1. Ellers has A | ly of pure, medicinal roots end herbe 3NOQB’ oq 03 suoddvy eys J] Uosr0ed |mUaURied w4n0p | f9[e410'T -uro] B JO saArOU 843 UO BufrvEeM eaBy oy ® ey} sO YBaz4od Jaisjuls e10ul B UY xy 8,3] Ing 89 Aus * od YRLUbWUO daly v., ing “poogs 40} BOM JO BOUN “Bujuvoddusip slomoe uo ae a ee a sd eg th — is SING til robe tbiad a Saad Te athten iod we nt ent LUE ts ™ ae on ee TG ete Se ong ¢ ; > in all irs t our e | Democratic nominee in the Sixth. | ‘ ‘ nap but. after I be-| Ask 7. t Price 39c and 75C | Alderman Edward Hirth of the | represented the Twenty-sixth Ward | , — oo rnetew I began jules natural harmless action. These druggist. | Eighth Ward is completing his sec- | Since the board was created. “6 oe Free If It Doesn’t Allay Bladder Weakness—Backache see oradually got’ my appetite |are carefully combined in elean, up- ‘ : - d churecn | (ef ~ ee ° j : ‘ - ‘ : h . ° ~ lond term. He is a teaming con- | isa publisher of school an oa | : ) ne I gained in weight and I felt | to-date laboratories, in just the pro- Mail Orders Filled Lallys Discover ‘tractor. He supported the Plaza | literature, and lives at 1627A)| If you are worried by frequent | cover the speed with which this new | Pack. , pn me sy a bad spell| portions that seientific experience tightened oe | . " : me + alter thay had noskune | Courthouse, zoning and improve- | North Euclid avenue. He 's ® | night and day calls, bladder weak- | treatment alleviates such condi of indigestion in ten months. has shown to be the best for the Lally’s Laborator st “y“ynay ‘Sottmw QOL Jo snipes jenjJ B Ploy sHuPY) ‘ATAWRLIQGITOP INO PolmMoog RY Xxd14Ndaa B Ain puv ‘yourd B@ ye SHeeM XIS 10} Sod0}s “SIND BVO I 920qM 2IQSIN INJPveId JO Ay) oUL,, ‘Suyuoogws0y 9q 34S u ‘A1qou pey oys Jey) UY. ao pueUTep ay) Jo pur Pal], Ssouvly 294 SseyuN ‘usnjed ul Suryioud Record of Miss Otto. . gade this offer public. : . ie ieee | if you have Eczema, Itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter—never mind how bad—my treaty _ Courthouse site, bond issue and Miss Lora Otto of 5745 Clemens t cured the worst cases | ever saw—give me a chance to prove my claim. | zoning measures. With Collector | na Sor por your name and address on the coupon below and get the trial treatment I want J tosend you FREE. The wonders accomplished in your own case will be proof. | Koeln’s backing, Neumann was | ocratic candidate, is the daughter B \ \\ ot t , aces CUT AND MAIL TODAY eee eee elected to the Republican City | of Mrs. Sadie Flint Otto and the \! -—_ q* ‘ oa P . ™ i * ie ~« si aaa ; ; g. C. HUTZELL, Druggist, No. 5304 West Main St., Fort Wayne, ind. my aga - re sea 19 Abbiny Reine ‘late Carl Otto. her father having \ Y, | § ; |avenue, Twenty-eighth Ward Dem- no 3 Hons nos FI ‘*NOA JO} Pveyy suna Peusddey eavy ssujy) doonb yng “490A 24} UO BZulpeas sum [BAWoY ino O39 03 Wal pAO_ UsyM “Josuo] o3vA0A posodosd e843) Pessnosip ‘19q}01Q JOY [192 02 3QFINO oy 3eYyI Ie ‘uyq UO [Tw Jey JO SAROW 94} SB PelUuTYG siyI LISJA OF SNOPINY WT %H oun) AlTuo 1408 uy pry igati our Free Proof Treatment : | been a well-known lawyer. She is : ? Please send without cost or obligation to me y | ago Neumann was opposed for the | | ii ieaiie of Washington Univer- . ; q et . a | nomination by William R. Petty. | sity. and served in the office af thé | Koeln took a neutral position, and | @pice of Ordnance, A. E. F., in . Uf “=,» It is of vital importance to all homemakers to visit the ‘‘MODERN’”’ before se- ; worked against K ' y | AV aos” , ; : , ; | worked sgainat Aoelns candidate | she organized. a rebabilitatiog bu- A SS lecting their furniture. We want to become acquainted with you, so we have specially pre- — wongeanny Anton Schuler, ans reau at Washington University, for 4 5 > d th h ] ks. P he ‘‘MODERN” it’ ier. 7 in 1925 he backed an opponent of | situened ecldiers. Bhe has serves pare these uge values to get your name on oup books. ay the way, 8 easier, {| Koeln’s candidate for the mayoral- , (aS a campaign speaker, and was : ty, both being defeated. He lined an active worker for the zoning ll © up with Mayor Miller later, and law attending all the he arings . . kl _——s : Miller supported him in the pri- | held. She also worked for the re- Delta Dries Quic y na | { hi DRY mary of last August, for Collector, | tention of the city psychiatric a | re ty | ee a hi J ae ' ’ “MUTQ) OF leu Ppnttlueg ai 1O]j Aytirnb Man Puouy plo uw SEM OUM, UOSRaAd Vv ‘ GIR) SSe8TUOTSseI1dxo “vs [Vywed dJajjtad BS. pAoy 0} Pouoisy ‘aorod ‘HAO X wu} ‘SOUR ULIBNHOR Mau BIuUy JuUSssoIpPpyR Palloes PAOPY Aq jo Potsaipo ‘aSTO 8} UO PoTTRO Usveq jou pR re OS BAAOBOL PSXALOSSIP PUL BdOUOPTJUOIJ 84) IBY) ULB] Ol BAVAOA B WIOe ‘21 UO WIOM BATU UA S10489. 9g 8UIN. YoryM Jo pus ay) ye aanvavduo0o peawdsut sev oumM ‘ded Jl UsAIS PRY AE 8uo Vt) 4 eu) }aaJ {1024q tood ‘BURT vw , teen minutes. ‘euch surface blemishes’ as freckles It dries to the touch in about fif e Alderman Wtibur Cc. Schwartz of | pimples, liver spots, moth pat hes TERMS eretonne mattress. A second coat can be applied wien half hour. In the Twentieth is another’ three- letc. It certainly makes the face look | an hour or so it is ready to use. Y ou can apply term man seeking a fourth term. | }©@!® younss:. et gains : it over the old finish without removing it. He voted for the United Railways = — . : | Ocak an compromise franchise measure and At Reduced $27.00 3-Door Side-Icer DAVENPORT oe Ai Delta is the ideal lacquer for all home decora- the Forest Park clay mining bill, se [ta i, yong 1- Cc 4 ; i 7. Hon. It can be used for refinishing desks, chairs, in 1918, and for the Plaza Court v | \ Pb ogee Refrigera tor TABLES . } -. Ss te. je is chairman of the ' SO ne porch furniture, bed sets, book racks, maga house site. He is chairm AX MINSTERS oie tiie 4 tele ‘ ittee, which han- wf ‘ | ; } tless other Legislation Commit | oS 1 Rs; ore racks a dled the zoning and traffic meas- | Org TC eae Sa ey ee $33.50 . $8.95 ‘PreS AVIOA ‘peyoouYy 9G Yoey 40 ey yl JO AOOp ‘TPauog] {IaJ pur pesso] sem Uulo4j ARMUOTUBRdCUIODS Supyeuros auiy) oUIvH OUT IV puy ,.“Uy aUIOD,,. me ey: HOME Pip hii ie PAOLA EL Lie PTL RIER LOGS PONE TLIO ‘pAog i Ppeyono} 8@UMo i] Atputy ev eu 6.4 sn Susur uMOp oe Vay Ge EE WRAY HP gee a ak ay "I9ISIS STY Pellaisye pey things which need fresh color es. Walter W. Ziegenbalg, a $45.00 9x12 teeta ures. | VELVETS $20 Long Tables, and beauty. druggist, is the Democratic nomi- PY | $14.00 GOLD SEAL $24.75 The biggest barcain yet of- $12.50 CONGOLEUM BUG $22.50 9x12 BRUSSEIAS fered in thin large side-icer $34 Tables, 75 Refrigerator. White-enamel!l . lined and with patented ice 7) Get Delta today and make your nee. ' , Alderman Herman C. Kralemann | 7 kitchen more sanitary. Have of the Twenty-second Ward is an- ' $6.35 $1 your choice of all ae ag a other three-term man. He is an : astel and brilliant colors in a insurance broker. He voted for . | RA EERIE LIT TI | oe cans. the United Railways compromise » 9 D\ 2 4-Piece T r d franchise measure and _ for the ae udo Perio y | | Avoid Substitutes forest Park clay mining ee F I N a | Bedroom Suites ‘orveum. LAC Ls INOt MRO oop 2 he, ce H#urssoup B say 49AO0 UMOP Peyjoouls pry eus “‘peeq Je purged suoiysno jo dre ‘Munq Snojords ey) 40 Auld] seu uo ‘uUTy purpyeg I Pesol[yv puRF aprsuy Pp: ‘400P 8Y} PeusdO PUR PeyoorUuN eA Pais, Ajetos fj] e1qRryoju09s Teg 8, P4Bnois Maj B ay) Inq , Vsuos OF Avy /Ppeysv "ON.,, our []a3 oul Vi. Usa UL Anox,, ‘os s chairman of He is $175 Value— | Demand Delta svaty Committee, handling legisla- Safety MIMALLee, , tion affecting the Fire Department Modern 3 Sale Price r ection. . - 9 a | . | ao | i ; These Dealers Sell It |] 28 seer wecitin cnr’ Jy Fashion |) (4 Lem Cab lA Lm S$ 50 ins] ““‘slamarl eounyo Auw Aq jt jo Ays 3UANOJ Pus wey Jo Iysnoyy Jeulio} ment heads in his committee work. ported the Plaza Courthouse All styles call for slend s, short | noA op oymM ueyu) SOUTH Recherer & Son ant ss He sup ; 5106 N. Broadway : { Sam | skirts in particular. And most women. Elke Supply Co. | \site and zoning legislation. | A : 8191 8. Grand Av. ee ne he, Commenity preg Ss i Bierman, a grocer and butcher, as you see, are meeting that require Francia Haw. (Co. 191: ment "4 a ‘ ; bate 8231 Ivanhoe Av. Grimm's Store Hoehn Drug Co. is the Democratic nominee. , i he © By : Paani | a age Pe as a | Pen 2019 N. Grand 3 1201 State St. Record of C. G. Krueger. The Casy, leasant way is Marmola o i | S p>, F ag # ‘| 2a a> a2 $10 C h far Michizan Ay. Reith’s Store 755 Collinsville AY. alderman Chauncey J. Krueger Prescription ablets. They act by cor- 4 : % , $ | | ys a =~ e 4 } Massive and sturdily onatracted Send @hesandeas” rea x ae VENICE, TBs of the Twenty-fourth Ward is a frecting the cause. No abnormal exer- | ’ 7h ie eG a et i | : ‘| ews) 2 ma cabtaetwood Bedroom Sultes, fin- wi tones wade Bex. Co ‘fs sae ot. Or ever and has been a member.of Cise Or diet is required. i , tc ia : ished im walnut and consisting of 4 “her oe t a> uw. . . — ia yor © er Pe a Sf : Po i | 7 , . — " 5 cone — 5712 Easton Av. ILL. ‘he board sinte the election of No- People have used them for 19 years. ’ ui : large spacious dresser, roomy chif- al tore COLUMBIA, he board : n+ for Lhey have told and shown the results to fs’ t bow-foot full-width ©i02 Cherokee St. N. E. Ellis Hdw. Co. Daab's Drug Store amber 1992 He jed the fight ror : . , . ey Saale yi, forobe, tuew yw -fo« uli- rel $148 Laclede Av. ae yey, regione . Courthouse site in the others, and the use has grown. Now, in . : , bed, and graceful triple mirror Hi-Pointe Painting & DE nage ee the I — | seumenien the goning these days of slender figures, people are FP a: vanity. Decorating —. Third and Piase board, an te improvement meas- using Marmola in a very extensive way. and bond issue the |. You see the results everywhere. Per- 1 Centra! is a member of . wis Av. hept. Store ures. He ha our own friends can tell] them. If Mack Flertrie (Co. 6500 St. Louis ‘ Kosenburs I Streets, Sewers and Wharves and ps y j sravols / ares w. Co. 19th and State St. » so, will say that Marmola brought — f j 4604 Gravois Av. aan og pet ILLE, Us Public Safety committees. —gger ~g 7 ’ lee g | Monday 4 ( j NORTH Progress Dept. Store . Volk iger was Judge of the Court of | Try this time-tested method, so widely Evening \ ) / ’ ‘ No. . M. A. Schinget Sarah at Manchester Criminal Correction, Division NO. | Wn oioved today. Simply take four tab- Until 1422 Salisbury St. G. Bellistri Haw. Co. 2 from 1917 to 1921. He was de- lets daily and watch results. Stop when 9 O'Clock Esphorst Bros. 2115 Cooper Alex. Maa! rough the campaign of the aad 2813 N. Marcus Av. 5g. KT. LOUIS, ILL 1926 W. Main St. feated through tne you reach proper weight. A method Other : Voters against | iced Ni 4 for 19 > Fred €, Pohim Giatthaar & Co. ) mi. League of Woman ; used by millions, and for 19 years, must | “ 7919 N! Broadway 1401 Cleveland Av. wees uae & the “three Ks,” the ee beinE be both right and effective. Learn, for Evenings Ed Keith Store Thomas & -Holtman Hdw. Ce. candidates for the Circuit bench your own sake, what so many know by Appoint- ment ‘Wy Aq ijoid 03 auRyo WoMPS PUY BReUyYVOM ANOKA JO MOUY BU “Bluuy sis yey ‘prvi . STOMOL 10} UWoIssed siqiisises poyjjnuun ‘piduiy vy “1} ANOA “VOPT JUS SISU, ANOA JO JOR] Buy ey) 0} Pepuodsesi09 Jey) 1OOP B&B Suipury we PIP MULYI GUA HOO. JT Yury) nod oq,, UI} ‘JURsUl UR I6j AUSTIN SEN UOTTIRY Pue weny OY) [TR PUI OATS PUT @10Ul JO] B 40} IPs nos OAL? | OyNUNS B,USAROTT 4103 pip nod ey PABY Pprnoys nox ‘wuliy wo WW SA02d 0}. Sur jo 191f}eq 8? Uy Puy “HITS esorUuTId aed jo umod Pershing Supply Co. Ivy 4805 §. Ringshichway EK Miller Hdw. Co. GRANITE CITY, ILL. «ZiT? puw Asaviy 0} 10" pnox,, PART DP, ‘papponu 9H + TRRusqd ‘001 VW *WIINITED UT SNd0] B 0} Gow0d PTE ey ONT ST Bipuy Bq, -JHNUeIKS Gy LUSABY | BSNRONQ ‘S}eMof Pu ABMUIOTURAUIOD ay UMOP PI[S [PFueq |AOISad 02 Yom Ul SINOY FZ Jaysis sIY “Hard 89n_%,. eT JJO FHP] OF Spor or otros peeseu PmMom spor) nord ,jtar ‘Apjuosqe 2519 N. 141 ¢ h—L. & N. Tracks — Gaikhlie ught the . > le sone : geste tant aeore ST. CHARLES, MO. % having that initial. He pom I about it. “ 4% re . &. . ' — ie e _ Marmola prescription 3042 W. Vierissant Av. 18 Collinsville Av. Pane. Se nomination for the same cou! sold by all druggists ac $l per box. ‘vision 1, last August, anc Was de- UgEe*: pe . Made by vis! , “nm Milter ty & lf your druggitt is ovt. he will get feated by Judge Calvin them at once from h:» jobber. , ~ | fon : Delta Lacquer €& Products Company close vote. He lately caused act he 94 Saint Louis ° be withheld on the proposed Phone MAin 4629 Saint j | p: Cont street viaduct, in his ward, demanding @ plan which should od @NORAI AU Morsd yeu M,, ‘agINS PIO O82 AuipRnssed sao “wy 40). es1od4143 oe BUIQ{ION 10} BuryidAuy Seop J9aau wipuy *eoy,1d @ J0.7,, “TBOS JON WM 198 KV) UG B G.UBUIOM SQ) Buy 0} Ajaed B jlesAu waun Jo 101 Ee emoOp SAVY PINOM Nox ‘ed}} Pes Uy? Fey PaisiMm? ofits poyoosr9 ey) Puy “UNY IF pasos Bate seazy “nod BV Aulpuly Vo ,aNoS PrnoM |] ‘seT,, ‘@an = Ftt2une PIO PUL per OAT g COURTS IIT] O17) 1B ‘AR29079 JO WyauedT,, VIN doy ‘am 8.7 RN ES ee RE AAI a — —

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PAGE 64 : ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1927 — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : a ~ SREWS —. GOODYEAR TIRES AT UNION ON EASY TERMS | 1] SAVE ON FURNITUR: SERRE Ss . i, WSS >EFog AAA lined Shade een HOUSE FURNISHING CO.| Reem: Union | ful old - ivory, ie el dieed and thor- tf * —, Lamps, with twi st-turn pol ychrome eee. E h oughly well made. Complete with long ~s xcnan e | h Pp | =o oe = the Fopula complete with dainty lined and decorated ait ; we all eal ; thse eae se or 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET a a Se Store Prices If Tell Their | Made a World | e Cs At Grand Op yi | HIT LIK ul CS 101 | Py : Becket Street Theatre Has aa ERE BE) Week in 14 Years With hig Vy mS a it: = : : Cheap Vaudev : Each Day's Ad» ertisemenit , | i | i. All- Porcelain Gas Range | ! d Z | ~ de eee SL Pere ee ot mounted on elaborate cast metal bases... — ory mwas * ~ hee o- - % — xs * . r5_@ 78 Ce PR pee “Cute -m se ‘ * => Brings Renewed Evidence of 7 Union’s Sincere Efforts to | Or — > — ee THREE-PIEGE j{ ee 4 rs 5 - 451 tO . Don't reproach yourself later #1 “Sa $ 75 Me rightly : | for not having purchased one Hi 1 = Se Provide “Good Furniture, Moderately Priced.” of these wonderful Ranges. | =}3 tomers 18-inch porcelain-lined oven y ed band | and broiler, cutlery drawer, |; \ ' $5 Down theater coer: nd theater stayersmwi é firefly lighter and oven ther- | Fabric Springs ASS $2.58 And so, continuing the argum Bi a = Now look at the |, Odd Wood Beds... $9,175 Se fact that Al Jolson, an exceptional ent ce. he fact that .« | Oak Dressers se « $12.59 followin le. I la} ed To alme st @ .v ' iast WE Pay Only $5 Non we arise to call at 9 the rem —-* stand ue ourse Quick Meal Cabinet Gas Range ecord we unders co h ‘ran Ta ious: All-Porcelain Canopy-Top Range . Congoleum ~— st the Grand Op S Slight $ i; cue : HE Grand Opera Seconds der the managem: From - . ? vs. ‘roa > « | and tars O11 Lue Bia : ind Richard Mansfiet . ¥ , Leonard 100-Lb. Refrige vpeeses of isrortance jp the old apa = “f An Exquisite 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite ; 30" ws scteviie ooo Bae Priced Far Below Its Actual Worth le; hegre : ae The celebrattd Leonard, in ash pede te Ree as a Sk ee ee es ARC oo You could not wish for more distinctive beauty.. for 1 perfect craftsmanshi nor ied hardwooka. fini eo . By a. ee. o-nheum Circuit, which controk : | and hard in gol- § | | | oe ~ de ® for greater value, at this price. A graceful bow-end bed, a fifty-inch dresser, a dainty “a ‘Si ct ae Week in and wees oul, Summer ang wh anity and a large chifforobe of | desi in th sf finish.. shad oon ck. the ee ee , 7 et ae | . , y and a large I unusua Sign...in the s n's fav nish d - ; | po : s been the Sam always a B & eason s tavored Snad[ed felt insulated and the ample [ff | | ce : ty nee im A TT walnut on hardwoods. Maple drawer panels and contr yy p rp asting walnut overlays add food chambers are lined in measurably to the beauty of design. . a | | - - 4 > a : ow » * =the “- 1 be . at ) tou You Need Pay Only $17.50 Non snow-white enamel. Holds 100 De Bow-end bed, dresser, vanity and chiffo- A newly designed four-piece Suite, in wal- Exquisitely designed bed, dresser, vanity 40-Lb. Gibson Oak Apartment Refrigerator ' robe in hardwoods finished in walnut ef- nut veneer on selected woods with or ; acer. iis FER ‘ cae : : = : ipsa 4 ee eee 2 SSseetee wVCeUs itit pretty and chifforobe, with pretty rocker and van- : , . : fect. Designed with elegant simplicity. carving and artistic panel overlays. ity bench. The f : Im 100-Lb. Gibson Porcelain-Lined. Refrigerator $7 Down | with elegant 3 finish is im walnut venees $9 Ca Only $12.50 Cash Only $2: : Odd Buffets Odd Divans $4.15 Parlor Chairs $2.58 Shaees Ria Complete Lamps _.. Dcctrity tolibe Grand Oo Davenport Tables |. ® is provided, for more mon } Ou Need Pas Only $15 at the Time of Purchase . : Day-Bed Outfit $ 75 an =. 4 ; Hk prese legitimate season & aime * 1 ; B b te ~~ | : - . - | be dark for a couple of weeks @ a y arriage | j = Craig's Wife” and three nights of “TF , mhubert as Skinner who begins a $ 75 > . . ’ ‘ , : . val (| “rhe Honor of the Familiy 19 ‘ Windsor style steel Day-Bed. in walnut. $ ma! “A Night in Paris.” ‘ : with firm fabric spring and cretonne-cov-’ S78 fi i@ e| je , — =; ae oe eee ered euttou tuatereee pad’ "Hlas’ dectrative a | Exquisite Two-Piece Mohair arta Voleote Ser 025 Tamms vo thr 20) taae x GUUGtS . . 2 cass % ave ral weeks of motion pictures Pretty fiber reed Baby Carriage, metal cane panels. in choice of finishes, with lined Pay Only $1 Cash | ° ° . , ; $20 and padded interior, reversible : Mae Living-Room Suite sx'2 Axminsters.... . gear ahd artillery type wheels. Cretonne-Covered Day-Bed Pad | > So SiMayed this sdison. “Ths Poor SEAN a we — ee A ned ¢ cotton leakes ¢ Pad in a new pat- ; Iwo handsome pieces, this armchair and | is cooneasilinn wssehe ah Ail aa r aby Carriage, $24.75 terned cretonne. akes the old S6 95 trim. tailored daven ¢ 1 50) ~ “aa a: ioe Seo Lak catia, teat port in) tompe ae é | / GAS RANGES | fentinerd om Neue Fiber Re b rri 33. » T} nm am + e] b I te] hand carved, aad the reversiiile spring. tilled cushions, which are tilled with moss and hair only, are in colorful] damask. 3-Pc. Velour Bed-Davenport Suite, $139.50 | 3-Pe. Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite, $225 a cree, Large armchair. wing chair and _ * des 7 cabinet and ‘ aa -* V -”- > —_ pee eae . , re te tenn full. brag ib — iy ae venport, Three massive pieces in taupe mohair, with carved Ranges. In Al condition — Vpee tO fs C spring bed. red ve- ; aw saad ) a / i 5 su ¢ rame Bed davenport Opens into iarge helical coil real values at this low prick . lour. . 3 7 | oem Pay $1 Down Pay Only $12.50 Non Pay Onlw $20 Cash REFRIGERATORS The 1927 Laundry Queen The “Sealtite” Kelvinator $Qs50 —_ Electric Complete! 2 i ashing Machine Installed and H | > ae ~ 4 wonderful group of recondi- Is Here—Only Serviced! HM angle tioned Nefrigerators, ph | . 4 in good condition. Choose $ $ a9 | tie H. ( ij while the selection is complies z ig . | ee at this price. f F om “waa 3 | Tle Bil te Pay $1 Down Easy Monthly Terms i ' ’ “=> 4 aia Kitchen Chairs... $1.t8 eee Heres the wonder- ihe only Machine fi] ° _ | Wu | RS FREY Seg in aes ul “Sealtite” cab- [i i 3. Sad Five-Piece Enamel Breakfast Set LEP aYE Eats wEECH rinses as} | inet Kelvinator... |t| |S | Be OPEN EVENINGS r | ay “pa eta sep ac the latest and most [# Fe wo) 1 eee Four sturdy Windsor style chairs and a practical wing top table, ——_—— — sh aacat Queen efficient develop- |i.“ > You can shop at thoroughly well made and beautifully finished in lustrous gray | Ss regurarly preced, ment of the oldest © Union's Two Exchange lL Ab f . = tor time payment . ename reakfast room should be dainty: the breakfast set de- = iP “a eas ey Sete ne her makers of electrical eo $+ ereles ease ai Stores every Monday, © termines this .... and this one is delightfully design:d , a magennsy ae refrigeration units. 5: | setegerates aie ~ Y ee. Pay Only $1 Cash goon Washing Ma- Easy to buy at this sSotttty sss Bi. ednesday o" sa . | — chine. This Ma- price—easy ‘to pay st -sd58iS$ ith Saturday Evening. | ) =, - . chine is backed by for'on Unioli’a enay eres liriifiigescescy] ae EY tin ag Cae) Wood ee Set . ~ Hf \A one of the oldest terms. ; * TILL 8: 30 - | 7 ff companies in the . Four lar arge chairs and extension table Pive lovely pieces im pecan wood. of with invisible leaves, in silver usual design and | f ; —— = 206m 2°" $7 -7°" 2. MAR Pay Onl, $5 Denn 2, ~~. — - — - £m 3 he, % = aor ; IR Pre 6 - " — - . ; ” , - . SR apt’ Hace ae eps oa “famine aie og ; ows ; fh ak ae ; ; . 7 “ rng age ¢ a 4s AEsn, 4c Se tae h y ~ A . a PAO 2 : i Jones . ewe a . ~ es heya VS BS re we r pha. 8 " be a riche Cet * 5 . hd * Wage s res — 0 . — nite fal ~ oe b . 3 OTT Rese aT 4 ma Pe aie ee ~ BR 4 be at SS) 7 ie i. : Sg. a thine ~~. Cage . , <..-f7 Se ets . , - LAE ON «AOL OIE: ALO I: ES. EON EN AO I tn OO AE et | cin am etn ee a ea ee ae 22 eee ~~ =e oe ae ee ee ee “ » ~ ON I ATE I A PIT: I A I AO ST TC IE Sood: tS it omit as thie te aa a re — Gilda Gray in “Cabaret,”

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NNN = -egeess-ee” ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “siiiiissss | WN WS : edna Q|Q AWC SS LAK \ S . T \ \ \\ LAX SS WERE QAAAMg : S N SS i ~ QS A MAGWK WY XX SG yr wy’ lv° ’°WWWw Ww (WWW Ww wv \ MOINS SOAOACOOSTE \ RRS SN Noy ‘gt? .~* . ‘ ~~ a* ~~ N SAN \ > . . \ : \" . RY \ Dp NN WX N \N NY Y AWN \Y Si \S ‘ AN , WN \N : SN \ NS N \N GK SS S Ss \\ \ \.S \\ . a SSS CB. ST XX SX SK > AAA AMMA SAN ‘ we _ . t we SS S 2 es oN MAA \ Le . BG. Ww ]]WWW00000wUWwW 0; WW; 0 0 6 "°° °°° ° °°” > Ww f§ ow °? "°F V°W®b My RN yw" " ’""lql"BBAnwmTC_CUF2}R ss SWSASSWLSS SELES ss en wes" ** } — PART SIX | ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 1927. PAGES 1-4B- -* * 7 * an Ae : ’ te +y, 7 ed 00 alate ep inet ARENAS Maftitey da vty ~ eit dl at, Se nae _ Exchange — ; ’ : tt e Popular Prices Theatr Siore Prices How th P ___ Theatrical Calendar © Movie Managers Protest Tell Their iM Made a World's Record a i hate ot ine Pamtly,* ue To Make Grand Central \MERICAN — Last time Own Story! At Grand Opera House aml murness — in ‘Smilin’ Through.” $$ $$ — : GAKRICK — Dempsey-Tunn: fight pictures and burlesq'1 | Market Street Theatre Has Not Had a Losing ORPHEUM — Irene Bordon, Owners Protest Against Putting Big Pictures in musical comedy star, 1n a © Week in 14 Years With Pictures and , song program; Harry J. Con- “Legitimate Theaters—Shakeup in lev. “rube’’ commie, ina play- 2 ee CT! S nr iS cacdcr, Gen doueel Movie Music Situation. See eres --- and Ollie Olive in songs nd dances. and Sergt. Franklin, j 4 P \ kK. +} i. ? "Th ‘fi "© wll a: . . . : . THREE-PIEGE — . — - he rif Rana Zs . ioe dl cosh LUSHED with his success in securing the Roxy Theater in New 7 1 wor wer f ra ewspaper tie cos 0 See lng & i Be ne Le acneior : rALEDYN, ‘ : . a : oo And 13 1. York William Fox has about definitely decided to build his new yrs atyr ij . Qa theatrical ’ ; atiring elene Chadwich REDRO 7 ide of the wear and tear on a blue serge suit which, when it featuring - Helen haba : | ‘fs outside ol | : and Harry Myers. theater here on Grand avenue and, unless the local movie mag- . 4 ; mn} center, on the aisle, shines as : at goes to roOoM ashing chorister on the stage, is not ex- The N ‘9!’ ty 17 , T da lil Nf a 4 ag ihe Nine Red Peppers, 1) osition in the Way of buying and showing Fox pictures or selling “ ; : oe hea we f any NX > : 4 > y 5 aa rigs ' f tick to t} j | “4g ; + all the same. the charge for tickets to the paying cus- give N stale ventthe: “nti. was : te: e! | : B cessive. But, all the te i O a uM yi POs dancing a pes ne iim a ready built play house, he will soon add four or five thousand : ' sical offering; seven ytiner GRAND OPERA HOUSE nates come through in the next few days with a very liberal prop- Di, nee ‘ 1? ) en its sea fourth to irely too high and 1 he statement that there is a de- sical tomers is enti! i\ TOO Hifi ind n I . : i _ | i are ie . tai awid “NM a dame more seats to the present field for lower prices this captious critic believes that, for once, the AL dn plioten ea eo i, 4 > ni ' $5 D } mand oink 1 Wants No Children, a plc- - Ifa new picture house comes tin an old one must go out. Loew's own stavers-away—-wWill agree with him. | | : : hh" ture. and the Ambassador, downtown will not feel Grand avenue competi. .! Fabric Springs ce . $2.50 ) is } simi Rats } _ - tion so keenly. The Missouri and the St. Louis feel secure in their Odd W d Bed these columns everal times lately for cheaper seats—-and ignoring | : - fields and this leaves only the Grand Central ts maaan 8 . ; 8 leaves > GT entra ye ¢ pred. G ’ ent eas... $9.75 the fact that Al Jolson, an exc¢ ptional entertainer with a tremendous . As You Like It ; —_—— ° a ressers f almost $48.000 last week at the Shubert at $4.40 . : mera ved to almost $4%8.000 last week a he snubert a P . : , : } ‘ _" en 1] attenti - the remarkable record—-a world's : To Be Opening Bill T IS quite likely that Skouras Brothers will not wait for the new — ise to call attention to the remarkabie rec — 1s - . pai tand OW vi the course of being made and remads Th Fox house to make a decided change in the policy of the Grand stand—now he course yeing de , : | Con oleum R — eS “a : H , At Garden eater Central. Picture theater owners all over the country are voicing | ye Ta Ouse, i & ugs — | rt a determined protest this week to the film producers against what é6 \ 3 YOU LIKE IT” has been they call unfair competition in “road-showing” big pictures at ad- Sli ht " . ‘ se isc }e ldes theater } f wis ine : v 1 rarde ea} : “4! i ag HE Grand Opera House is the oldest theater in St. Louis. Un selected by the Garden Th vanced prices in the legitimate theaters. They say, with some right, theater goers——and theater And so, continuing the argument which has been advanced in tie «til Saab Saget tle E ORO te ie nce MRR Lees ONY as SIL toee : . " anagement of the late } rortc ¢ ave he 2 t- er as the opening play this : , — Choice der the management of the late John Norton it played the great | ft will be in its own that profits from picture plays should go to the movie houses which rom est stars of the stage. Booth and Barrett played there. So did 1 paampasoe E among the foliage of play the pther output of the producers day a eae aue aE ade Bernhardt and Richard Mansfield, the younger Salvini and every one ; the most al fresco theater on the are demanding that road shows be put in regular movie theaters. else of importance in the old days. Then, with newer and more Olive Street road. and the only available house here for such purposes is the Grand. pretentious theaters springing up the Grand gradually went into a While th ae ag ai Central. Skouras Brothers, joining in this demand, are preparing | | 77 a ee oe pager saan pre ee to to play the Toad shows——when they can get them—and, at other | over 14 years ago vaudeville was put In as a last resort. obtain a Rosalind who has at- times, put in big pictures, at regular - admission charges for a run. of Sizes q decline. Stock companies flourished and died there and, something Since that dav tha he Grand was turned into a variety theate ; "T hj ar geen 9 . | Since tha i t lat tn ria “ a ree ‘ eaier : " tracte d ruse rn atte mfion in tnis part. of several we eks. This has been under consideration for some time: ua? iti has never had a single losing week. For almost 15 years a check, Negotiations are now on with puck but right now, with the Fox threat of more seats hanging over their representing a substantial profit, has gone to the Chicago office of & an artiste, one who has app ared : ' > ‘the Orpheum Circuit, which controls the house, every Saturday night. sates be in- , . ’ . ] : 4 . —s | , ++ : } and América. . Sre . 5 Week in and week out, Summer and winter without a miss, the result ' duced to cut vacation . ! one has been the same. Alwavs a proiit. Always a-good profit. me: | se cal te Ot | , THREE-PIEGE a veek. the role of Rosalind will b- up in the movie musical situation. Paul Sporleder and his band’ L ) ; HY? Certainh ot because the location on Market street is a : A , n specially good hands. | , £0 _— ‘The ee Central next Friday night and the following’. IVING-ROOM SUITE eee ot ec Vin tonsa dey aiind (rsa et vax. | The scenery is being designed \ eek will find Brook Johns, one of the best known. jazz band lead-' | oo Ra ie eet fae RE we now by Stevens and his stall i erg in the country, at the Missour!. Johns, with an orchestra of 21° deville has been of a very high order. The answer is in the | the Chicago Art . Institute, den men, will be used entirely as a stage attraction. Shows, fashioned’ 3 7, { ° " , i » os 7 ro mn ? rf ; 7 a } ~ — 2 ~ © : : id ' i}] | -* Tuesda y Ss 7 5 pice. For 40 cents, if you want to sit.in the best seats, one can see opening night will Db are , 89 ; etre - Thig season the theater “fter those put on by the tremendously suecessful Paul Ash, at the . pte > §« ss . . , heads, the change in policy may be expected during the summer. leading actors in Eng and HE departure of Gene Rodemich has brought about quite a shake. ce ashow and a motion picture. For a dollar bill a man and his wife , .t , , . , an get od lia hb] 1} bh lef p ceil] remain dark Monday nights Oriental Theater in Chicago, will be staged each week with Johns * (8) good reilabie entertainment and have enough left over for ) wey ic 18 C Ores i $7 D ar ‘. Ke 1 ia ive Re , fini 1s far as the public is concerned, and his band backed up with a singing and dancing chorus. own ; fa > tO and ‘rom tne ti 9 er P j 4 ne ( oor man is not inicky. 4 ‘ cy | beilnz Piven Ove} “ . ’ . ’ ‘ . ) 3 a" at night b - This plan will not change Dave Siverman's standing. He will instead of Sunday mn oh ¢ There wil! remain as the conductor in the pit and the Johns stunt will be tried faman and wife come along with tw ickets and a couple of VYOung Odd Buffets i tee .$9.75 fildrén thev all go in provided 1 Kids are held in the laps of their in former S¢ «e ebpht weeks OF aratita out for six weeks If it works well it will become a regular fixture Odd Divans meet eS $4.75 ‘ - F O ' mill be followed by the bi shi ? at the house Parlor Chairs ae: $2.50 It must be then, the fact that. for a dollar. the whole family i P?, winiiilahes bik il fan be well amused for ; f hours, which has brought great - ALL SPORLEDER, who succeeds Gene Rodemich, has come uD Complete Lamps es . $5.95 Wosperity to the Grand Opera House. ‘heaper entertainment than Davenport Tables , $9.15 i provided, for more money, in the picture houses, more entertain- WH AT 1s OUT IN in the world. When Gene had a ttle dance orchestra, years Ment than the cinema palaces offer and. consistently, pretty good en- % ‘ | HOLLYWOOD ago in the early days of ,12z, at Cicardi’s restaurant. Paul was: | teriainment. GOING ON s | a@ newsboy at Delmar and Euclid. He used to stip into the cafe at + ' ' Business in the legitimate t!} ters, except for the outstanding n prominent! suppor night and listen to the orchestra and, after a while, the drummer. shows and stars, is terribly bad. The picture houses are many thou- LIOLLY WOOD. Ca April 2. ne fi mn Ce! : 3 | “ete , eis hletes of two nations are ap- let him practice on the drums in the afternoons. Then Dave Silver- ON ¢ HAN EY now acting his made it a difficul ae he ti ty trae ewriine uring in support of Bebe Daniels man gave him a job as a regular drummer and later he went to work “Benorl- jn Rodemich’s band He stuck with Gene for five years and then) , Minds of dollars below their intake of a vear or so ago. Peop.ie must be am sed but toht naw ai — : with. his feet il Ase ” wos x ’ . doen in har ‘(rent production, u: jut, right now, they must be amused at a reasonable price. uP , — ving +} llee in her vehicle, ] ~ al , | | ‘ ' Known, a } —_ ees Bie = ey | er ar +3 i Og | . \o is ita. "Tom ennedy, tormer Ame! Trt rontendel for ‘> What theaters want to share in the Crand Opera House's brand branched out with a band of his own. Now he is taking Cene's ‘ FOC T rw - i ee . . . ‘ } : e } .% : i*é , bi , ‘*{ pt) Li as tAiT ¢ fiat Lid ie is . le ‘go © * we ‘ . . 9 ; Oi prosperity’ ihe customers are at hand. armless wo rs bef whom ' aA : a tt, foot. iwilistic honors, plays the come- place at the Grand Central. His appearance, next Friday night, will. sa ya? aoli, all- be made a sort of vala affair. The theater will he closed all that shows. (‘hane r)é ; “is puire . | ‘i £, i) ry, e I {i b it } . \' 4 4o.i " } i* ’ « j P| . ; re ) : me 7 wee . din; and will o1 7 P , it) . , , “i ve i ori } , vy iif. »yrol SLOrRad Wii ’ vie netic sii cersinethig pecan ss 65 ¥ ' ’ i ae | @t Lisil Or ju gone snow WwW sovorie * hin bins » fun eede , shotput. i hn Sporieder ag the +} . “1-4 = } . ‘ ol} ‘ ral tj 4 vilcet? Ba ed iy by “4 w . } , e QO) ans atl v7 « if ‘ ‘ ; \ j i. + } ‘ j , ; master of ceremories. nro (ifnig 4’ »i* aae rt . a, . = , . " ‘ ‘ } : 4 ‘ lows rie ; i ? : Daniels HE preseni legitimate season is almost at an end. The American Will be dark tor c couple of W é eks and t hie Nn will have a week f : ; * ; ; _ , . sag . ’ ‘ie my . ° . then { ‘i~ a! ii? . me iaé 1 re . : ais 4 pee rinse ’ 7 : gj , ) - " . ’ . "os r vcr ; ry) Tt . : ric] Paoli : 4 Craigs Wife’ and three nights of “Trelawny of the Wells.’’ the wardrobe department 4 irst barney iaiseig Wie wel wes re ‘ - , | 4LPH GRAVES rr : Shubert eae eae ‘12s ; = : ; ‘ 3 eo ; a ? ; ; ies ae i 4 F rr; P Tear hay . inte) i} (y ecordas in i 4 j cA Ls. Wiiio plays tne maie je; The Country Res muveTt Das Otis Skinner who begins a week's stay tonight, in a re- [t's Bg ttional Stuaios t Y : 2 _—t ss gees Oy es: at honors ye . , j ATi Of MoOwuon picture: at ;, peer, ANYVNOW It 100K Lint eas i ‘ hig? a ee ‘—E n ae vag : . 9x12 Axminsters $20 ¢ J : . A eke af 5 — 1 At the Movie heaters er ried i cg sti- As SOON a& De Was Out OF BE joo, fired with the ambition to be 4 . 2 . VISOT LT O¢ } ¥ +7 . ’ Pm , . r 77 & } ; ~ > ae ‘ ; : —~ | ’ ' . ] ‘ . ' — rie a : » : ’ ‘4 : Y | Pro ee ian, - : t week S business the Shubert LOEW'S STATE—John. Gilb Penee Adoree an: } : writer, young Graves hied nself to Chicago and tried to sell his lits has ever had. Leng ¢*] | Sneez ‘aoll make its Fe : | : rhe 8} . the stage Moon bd sj , A? yh ranieler Crary wares to Essanay for motion pieture purposes. So they gave owrty Lo gee “Old bie id ] F's Rg ee | ;= tha 1 «2 1] 4 T ay ’ i rp’ I D eo ets 8 : . ' 4 . 4% . ‘ ; oe iz ’ , Trie*cpiaes rotate , . . : ‘ ‘ ‘ s t:on of his father to make out of him # metallurgist, or steel chem a ae by ' ne lew real successes that house § has Easy Terms . ! . : | piayed this gSeoaanr core}, ? A ant 9? “Bin cere : es ; P ea pee . fy il eer i sa! a8 The Poo! re ee qown if je American. a line av. an + ime sey mem ,atesa and i f' ‘ 2 ; : ee; be ase ' . ae vet] hima 10D as an extra. "The nm Came ‘Shine: Dress Suit’’ and New 2 little comedr 1; ss . _ : 3 ) Zt : ‘ sd ~* : ‘ P P ‘ * } ; ‘ ; j 4 medy, did nothing at a) ‘Wier ate 4 pee SS llace Bes n BEY 3 : : A ee ; , | Ps . ¥, did nothing at all. With a ch of.$1.50 for a se AMBA ADOR ee ee 1 ading man York, where Graves worked for from $3 to $10 a day in World Film “+ Jers ; Fe r i‘ i\ ¢ if] J a ‘ ; Af j , | * ; : . ; ,* : rg¢ sei : . . . ’ ‘ . : © is : ‘ ; f 5 . cr ‘ : r’¢) 1 . Gilda Gray in “Cabaret,” at the Missouri modern hat | ill prove an important soon as a decent observance of tim 7. 3 ee oh Renee Adoree, John Gilbert and Lionel Batrymore in “The Show,” - ‘ ; 4 a4 , > 4s ~ ° . ‘ .* SE A ET IN CN RN IRR,

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‘). Ve ge. ST.LOUIS "OST- DISPATCH. a SUNDAY MORNING. if | he Hae TA TO CLOSE, “Me Back Again i SecondThoughtson First Nights | In the First Baseball Scandal Facing the Music 4 | t : se LINE ; sid ALEXANDER strom 8 ta tate Vierne, French composer with Sophie Braslau, erence Aus- é i a a STORES 3 ha By the A : and organist of Notre Dame Cathe- tral and Dusolina Gianini in the a | | AL Ee NEW YORK, April 2. nomination of the bill in your tral i: aris, will give an organ festival presentation of Handel's —— a but tranquil essays tty pocket, the name of the woman reciti ¥ this after t 4:30 inthe “Messiah” at Lindsboro, Khan. ife . & » Gove ernment Pri ae inking about. a 23 ae iftiy through ie audl- *hitech fio L imit Numbe | oad tral way an hastrand , auditorium st. rancis Xavier's festival takes place April 19 to 1. } and is being given under the aus- shiecte hel ut } ; “‘nllegwe ‘ : oOvoje on, ad id (i > rds. ry . t bi; ; XY ‘ nis pices of Beth a ny t ollege. Mrs. -enses Saloon holding thn a “— LOr = "en e a a 4 a _— fine art with 1@ mildly, then sternly, then furious!» ix St. Louls musicians will ap- School Tuesday evening by Mabe! Se naa a little more than a nearest Bh ol) ‘ Le st : arc eis h, soprano, as- "ene. * alanis + ntention of committing He follows Chatrand to the steps | pear in the program of the con Pearce Meisenbach, P cee Ba 2 9 distant, has challenged, rhe G Such as these bh lead back to the stage, expos- . cert to be given the ; sisted by Mtss Gayler, narrator, sans i no?) ill for, the reform of the is just I§ . ~ ; ; q } ? ’ . ; ; struggle, the boy on the Side Dav N | tn} Knetzger, pianist and accompanist. = ons * imen of ¥ 9 ; 3 a¢ . . : , ; in leaps to his feet, the ligh The Morning Etude will hold its ested bly only So out. cope rogrs ie ; follows: lar bi-monthly musicale In the ae: 2 : ers be found ris: their a sno p : Farewell t icullai: ’ of Maple M. F. Church nist 7 tices ini such audaciou: Pe : } . . . * " _ , Glamor Of ©: | | derry Ai! Kreisier: Thais Medita- It at Mapl: Wednesday. titica their Pp easing if from the stage, ; : tary] \f: net: Valse Bluette, 10:20 a. + Bs. ; eX shion. “hris idiencs As the light : Miss Knobeioch, Mrs ea ea} oa . Ee eepampion | trand stands alone hide le = pee nh ar organ recitai Se - a ybtable i€ steps. The mind reader li¢ ; ’ ' : ir ‘amp Nf Cooke: in CC IS ite Cathedral. be- = . eS % : Oo —s oink at tha a {s } teed faint on the at 1} a aT ets inning at 3 o'clock this afternoon, eal the ate oF ts rT in a dead faint on the stage. “our Miniatures of Child Life, Fay Lego ee with he immediate fate of locket is missing and the man ho Foster (played without ause). “PT! , Wade Fallert will be Pe ee nd up tne LEIDe: had reached for it les dad‘ ing in the , ot Reagan | 7, Fh moeisy ue Cc ae eae SS}: ’ Miss Anna Beckmann, ae or Pi f pe f » governo™ ent And : : Ricker, Miss Carmicnh- ' eee Py: » whethe aisle with a bullet in his heart a 9 fem i / oe Tn Furtir soprano. nee Bae amend upo” nether ‘ Apprapriately. in the fight is Minister of Justice, Ke- ibbub then. a ep An es & - tha re. ' > — = * Ca + the road. The t _ =e & . Reais naw Sean ~~ Patrons lanin s t? aot. aarvar OO De tagin - the We tgs! an * tim o~ en ‘om A astliy entertaining mystery , , . rt . ’ iiera. ;$ nedaier: Son oO! 4}U0a takes in the audience: Le 2 ; - pe ee | = +} y 4 ars ry ' iy) kv-Rorsa- nses than one and is , , . i ; cof; he at.) Moussorgsky. Alice ith bluecoats 3 iane’ "ona Mrs. Flabhie . s m ‘ : piano. Today) Huerter: Seranade ‘-¢ i | seep. F th . riend ©O° Min ance er licensing OSes : ¢ the police jWill app rt in the area for tte egioon licenses, in excess. In each area 4 will ed to which ¢ac h license hold- atribute, which compen- will con* ‘jon will be paid ‘to a saloon- ich t] laden moment of the one-man-show at .~. ,_ ee ‘ —. Nien SOE Ale et me RN ae She et Nee « o, % servaiory A l] C] L 2 a ws 2 a ee a ts, imagine the hubbab when som pe peak Plink: 5 gagdyr scr ie wa attendants poised for his slightest ., Azule :dil! lavelitos, al po O ul « : leaps to h is feet . ; : he ry . . ? ‘ene o ry > ‘ e » liv in The whisper of command, his very cape .,1,,, “REGIS TAPE SNe ) wie : ere » Cute Ace Ta tore - OU er deprived ‘of his 4 : that the woman sitting ne: Wallace Beery in — at the Bat,” at the Ambassador. nant Mire Habie Tuesday evenings. aad wil] be that for every $500 * a) 1 an wering hat ar } ' : nts and not it was not part of the play: The Bessie Bown Rick- Ree SeSRS SS SSN _ ims come audience would chuckle delig htedl. ~ i : —— “tae he nianno ‘ . , ow: (yeorzge FE Ie s y i irimmechn iano. tn ; rs i a under that capa as they used too wise to be taken in bu ollege Shows Mere ug Week ‘i. t= Carm pian po years, i . + i e, | i i] ak Die z . sh ar . sy 7, a- ‘= ns. ternary colo} ; >} also D : . there are Ij i } eet }Aal a.f%) mre ) 2 } Ss - _ ' “33 ’ AP “usin a RO tes w a ee " ae aes ans . re Tr: ey) Con- on the prog the Fre: actors and th: . 1 at ae Mae : for ard a pore ‘ - i ] = in nA©] evil « Habi bi - » Soci ' " , : Irene Bo ordoni. who will ope, oo gas Se ae 7 ee i rehearsing Mendelssohn's merry at the Orpheum, o —— sk } ‘ . : . ‘ > ; - ‘ , . it : ‘ ‘ > > : ; , _ ; . \ ’ . nm ¢ . — , ; ‘ a a a = —— ’ . s* . . . ’ : + , evening ans st tf the wheels of ‘ : . . ‘ : fon " ,A* 7 i — . i } . : . ': , ‘ 4 ..7 aad, : i ‘hes, na Lénte1 'O} : ) P ‘ : : ‘ a4 } - . Hy my + } } , -In , > . . A DeneaA Liie mT Silay nd : . 4 : ' ' ia a” 4 : a" . ’ . . - . * ‘ . - aie ‘ : si ' } a tsb aa revolving " ae ‘ trust ; ' ' he ; } ‘ } y ; Aart a, . saat ‘ ; ‘ ; ‘ ia : " » . — ' 7 ta esa ’ . ‘ ; . ar ‘ Peele | i .) ~ . V as : f ors, tai : ; . “4 ttt 1] ’ oO ne j } y . - ; this mire 5 oy sta ha tieg ,T ‘ " vd ; — Aa 4 a . P ibid id ‘ Raa - . oat . aoe ee nite - ——— ——— today rill brin 6%, Sy “3 Wy gh oe sia anit ae a : si » aha, IQ] 5 ty Uliil one, perhaps, iTa c . aes tee. season ' ( *.. ‘ , £4 ecole : a paraneer tc , ; { ij rsit.v i isconsin V rT - ag "4 a > ona Sa close, speaking with that toneless, dislo- This pretty notion. has occurred ..; satec, the Prince” ander ne | Ti ean Hold Contenil | | ‘ . ? . 7 | . re . x ae inal ageant Wal Centinued from Preceding Page. rh ia cheer for a Jme run = HOES ; . . ay entagé ni ‘ rit: yh , I ‘ Roan . | ‘ ‘ : oS es | } neg i ' ,* y ras oe ‘ Mil : ‘| 3 ; s “a 4 * , ' onkeeper also raTries GRAND QPERA HOUSE ROAD SHOW FILMS ak Shanes ee aime aaa H! * a | C8] ver iin the industr: lis a and the last roller coaster ride Play Depicting Col’ nother busihess—usually SETS WORLD’S RECORD FOR GRAND CENTRAL #vcrd by the college students. | | ee SE | slo. a iomes lle hike dtc ax iheeeee Stinmen © memeeaiee Omen State's History Will Fes at generah Spt ee “te re a at 1 ee name Sk a actor, 1 7 es Henr iffith. turing the baseball star and Anna ture Hundredth Birthe ; a and | vill ; Ces a ( ontinued from Preceding Page. , | ere were ee - ~ el ai bee St NG he me Ny RR RR. BOR gy - ‘ : ots Bas : 4 r% ‘rancois Gouned'’s “Gailia.” a ia- (entinued from Preceding Paze. has made S010 ira Crigo}i us Mei +. . i S . p+ ae ae , ’ . ‘7 is -." mx’ : : batid . ‘ Lit’ l a gies eae ie SECO ae aa ) ith D. W. Griffith foilowed. li hav O-ed he a ees Fee | xB : - ‘ 4 ‘ . « C« ts> i ‘ Se ‘ : . - _ ‘ . . ; ¢ 3 » - . . c : > see P t wi = __ = 3 ai iA ‘ Pa . 3 7 . Fd . > fidence . ai : ; = Pil oO; conti > . ' ] annive } ~~ 1h aly + em os a di ¥ 14 2H a rag m - . as = " S : : a ” _ Vina / =. 7 D ieee + oe : 3 . * - _* le a ‘ } tr) ‘ ’ ’ 4 : 2 ‘ 5 & a . oOwWa!l pl 4res : : Pee £ . : — SS eee f e ; i.-a Ta ia i na : . ; Ak. ois : - ows : . y oe : a! il Dy 3t. ; \MIor: han ’ } " i. h ° ne ce So3 ae ee N : ‘ j = ‘ fa bf 3 : ' | Shann ts ie foundin af Lindez becessional” . teno wilh ie FitING ? YF r : have b I} ‘Ki? ‘oe. f he Dust. nag . i . ¥ = ~ "g Se S tf >i + ay ' as } ry) - } } ‘ ’ sung by C. M. Harter r i J fro: . the > 12 - “Yolanda” and So sicteraeesta ai : i 4s : wath , ws os . oe = ; bee 589 eted his latest picture. “Weddiz Fazenda, Arthur Sto in ou allese at & haries will bee TLYEAR-OLD MAN, PEARED rwo symphonies will OtrioUs ee ee ee _ NCE a ore ys a dance: val -oduction “Moet te, er Oe eae Re oe ae Bills.” ATCHEF ipportil pl rs mae, . . om May 27 to 31.4 te melodies to the orchestral program. — earl - owe — aha —evyen if one : hi ves screen Prine: i 13 hy nite enrine ae tk ee ee ay oid wrest ¥ ! Cen were completed weeks agt | Ce ; é FOR EVIL POWERS, MURDERED They are Gold: . sti fam: ee te ee ee . a a reg x eS ee eae l] enes requiring hi resence With the comm ‘ement jae er ‘ing? from which the “In ; nor ; . ——s al VEC’ his is the peri: > © es ws iat tall Mee : ) Seni dh Baga: An at spies . ... being mo >» the fro: of th S usand invitations adie g@frre Villagers Beat Vietim to Rit ian ® ec) , Lica a nhaiana im il apn — . ached | li oy : them & Death, Believing He Cast Magic Spell. tates and the Associated Presa. * nd Ae a . ere Ate >~ * Rettig: ey Ser’ Gehry ~~ Mt en all 2 th, ~ , ** ~ s* . + . ‘ ‘ 4 ; ; _ ‘ ; + ™ > | " . . " . : } ‘ . . , — " P ‘ . . . +} ‘ . * ua ° lis 7 _ 4 ~4 , . ry ‘ : ’ ’ F ere , ' &? ; . > £ , . . . . e 2 ‘ ‘ — i ‘ =e 3 . - ’ _¢ ‘ ‘ me | . ’ : ‘ : . . . ° - . es . , ’ > wr hic . eins! , : . | | | . Earle, hd of Meas ipo ox ee inte: “= live in 4 re, | fascinating .- ett Scherzand sy 7 Za ‘ on a intioniaatl uD Tis ‘ right back wh: . , the P? University of W | x . i I be pga etic toys se ntri PARIS, Aprii;¢ cm of the machinatio: : artes . | or ae is in m eee ol. Jana | tart work 9 diene Hinader ripen rE om The Centennial Pageant om @itlipersti: . ipa st | ‘aturday evening, five ~day ee in two parts, t history of 3 and his ley, who fou when there 001] nearer St. Marvy Easton ; Pe horseback, rial eRe wnahaall r : ; ek f . qa | UsSiVilke, B h Pp d ee ee es he started life as a bareba ider n de re lesper: ‘xami- aviator fur: lit max “hina nari INE Divorce. | ) , then to i. hat ; ree was upon him 7 24 mee zap rinnin PT Way T 1 place o ror second (Searmanr ' . : , ; c the ] n . : ; ir us sa . Was to be oe I ° > , . With Fake Diamond ward Jui souw, Revere Nant, Ninaing her way toa place on the For the second act a German Mise Sarah Selby. daughter of Tucton for the filming off the jm the leading roles and Einar Mea, Putts Faston, was to DeGOMMMMMBeis” Last till as he pasmed ‘ourtney Whi" ‘ry Bur} et a a neg Oa: | eee GEG par a eee eT ee ge a n, iopper and Norm: indenwood girls are reheaniiil. a Si artes ¢ Gass ee a ¢ i i ot . Romy » we «4 . ~~ 9 yun oy ee De ae ee Sie ~~ ene ae wringer - >= ee * BERLIN, April 2.—The wé6rid- hardt PD V. ‘Deering _ pie il >, EF = See os 6 Se ees ene Gs 3335 Vaterman evenue. takes ™ revor in the supporti: eel Pt was convinced that the, wide celebration of the centen iTy le: ‘Witam Clar} “ si : riian invasio ccurred durin . “ i: : Cen | mn t o tit} eo) of Rosita. and aT the o] rtunity take ’ —_— nor as \dians and drivers of - we , nd lambe were terrified, 30 of the death of Ludwig von B-e- ‘iNiam Granger : acelin ee i hn cape to En a the] r , len . I rhe final Cliffe lay posit her in the t@ Watch the filmin of the te - m Peter Pan” a sophis- ams. Scenes will portray olé# 7 t upon him with her staff. | thoven recalls to German admirers nojds is Reims sparen sacral eT — ot oe Ome IN Indians: » of Jim Miss Gene Bronen- ‘lOr Campus scenes on t! hiv icated Elir 7 ro! Such is ©*@mination days, Sunday samy rot} carne to her aid, and of the great composer the litt iwat I n clal! ; , ee: : — sur . undin I a om kampn ji Mary Standish he Ame} ity athieti ai hi le that has en taken ; nog! a Visits of townspeople! . i leé the old r senseless Known story of the famous “Ninth Vv important ‘matic ner vi rau resi a HT lovers jcan ctr] about whom f] hea Preparations! ¢ eid ; ; vy Brons in he lates iit noe ious epi - = tr the fiel oh oe eh ee ba >» ure, which weil rify ihe : in the stages of the irst | re “wc Daa turned. . Ls te por he Tale bha wYiite ee co F r ‘~ ‘ “ om , - : Lak, © $+ ; . . , ’ a 4 , , Homestruck a“ ; oe — ee ee ' ; sg adnan. le Logquez Inn , ds or hea ca nine | OoOmme! ; ave.er, iOna!l Studios a Surbank. Lewis cogs out of tha public csc thereupon nas, for German Beauty Queen fortunately, Jim has been re lenee. : Sthere ott biel eee es ek M wills » Saddle” Ken ~0R®: Priscilla Bonner, Lilyan a, f hotels’! is a cry that has noment 2. 7 rrough - Pt , 2. & ox ' seve Moore, iA4INCOiD. Sr nan, . ’ 3 ay turn hote}] lounges into “The Awful Trut! RERLIN ml « ) 7 -—D . from the book By Kenneth Perkins, pick Folkens, Cecilie Evans Ma ——*" “Provide arenas for folks poned, and for } Wo he euheti. .. ets, = April = 2.—Hildegard unney- empsey Fight Films Here is scheduled to go into prefuction .... MeL eo ah . . Jr wanes. 21-year-old unbobbed week with Al Rogell direct rion AicVonald and others are in +. Try packs of trained wolves tuted Allan Langdon sets ved in . dis ~ ‘* . re. sal Ai . 4 st iT Ci- the Cast. ; a5 i. a with therm. ** hy can't T “Smilin’ Through.” pe 0, ,; onde “home girl ing. | a2 a “Ww _ wee a penc hant for cooking and “ HE Tunn xv D a we eS 8 eee ‘The _ oe : ow 4 ts drink my tea with- E dwa rd wing — h ae I acen +] ‘ ~ es . enna, - emps y hea, ¥ « Biltte Dove wil! plar the title role ai report that I am to retire “2 . y “a "4 i. having an Alsgattan swia) his the = : Ge wes. € al weight championship fight, in of “The Stolen Bride” as her fret *7°™ motion pictures is not true, ME ie . in It?" are samples of the pro- Woodward P!) aver : first tne rs li-German ,eauts film. } @ «h nm . 1) : ie 4 , . : Foe manager of the — . beaut, nim. is to be shown at the Gar- starring vehicle for First Nationa! °Ut 12 @ way it is very flattering,” gk, ac 4 which reach the British ne other > »eira > ~ » t- . + . ton on 8 b. 3 hae on a ’ ’ wil! reappea . in : c Ai — desir . xs > ; oe .* Theater. beginning tnis afte Pe nd tha pictu re wil} he the Gi rat Saves Thomas Ve imwhan ‘ As . mat- pe ; a : . ” Ders at 48 to Compete in this vear's Nee —S m for noe © le he ir i iad if v at contract 2 x ies ‘ *? a " . : : ae RENE BORDON! mi movie contracts and a vaudeville : , Traini ivi th . . 7 : — .. ; iTaining of the fighter dom upon the completion af George ~' ae thought at this e comedier n ; 6b me engagement RS ss = bane Claas _ Pe it Resepetenire a “5 ee. § : naries and all 19 un in which she was co 7. r retirement from the a - 2.—France . with t } } { “ r Ney rk cr —/ . — . : 44 : ‘ W a! O- : : -s th er ° . o . +a FOC LZ, w York ' weighs 114.4 pounds She smokes . . . : . ; > . . ' pe as er artistic culture. ie a good , ‘% — . wesews ‘ “~ . e iy ut rs ry lnide 7 - . ory" +. " —¢ ~ 2 ’ -_ REN .. s.0owWw motion of the fo urth round of romantic comedy-drama with a lo- Natalie Kingston ‘ampas babv “pe 5 a ‘or fake masterpieces A tt im, th KK. ne and never worries about dieting. : Se +}, ae : . : Eiger 2 is Gy =e women ae | On of 63 pa ecently will present a progran songs Rorn in the village of Friedland ae ae ae ne bout, h Dempsey, the de- cale in Vienna Lloy 4 Hughes has star of 1927. is leadin oman op- ot ae bought by et ~ ome : : 44 ide . as i bat ’ ~ * Paha oa "Aa “at ha itle eh ve ; $ be + heen eaic e otee . ~ . — 5 = a a y rench Some of which are from he i - -& Priusasi 7} . anes ntcpeatin iy . . SHowed to dest 45 mn assigned the leading role op- posite Milton Sil! T >i LON ce a ¢ ; ; , dali, ee SI russia. Hilde is an orpnan ‘ . ._ = ‘ iamonds ae ae | or 399 4606 f cs i ; ‘ ?' id . . i — —_ +. ord dean ee a ee ~ ; + : ae i ‘ , at ~s ran ‘ 5 $00} cal comedy successes, on o er parents died before ehe wae 9 , avantage, although eventually de- posite Miss Dov: They appeared in th: tough : tar . . ae Use man - $1 . . . +‘ ‘ a ' Fe ‘? } a . . ‘ ~ r, . se : . = we . a tae . : ~ { were written espe Ciallv for " ‘ _ Sah Paiet ogether in An Af‘’air aft the Fo! - : _ ' vehic Tic Risen = > | S signed nA . LHe po eve ase . , + : we cl : ; at 4 : ate = a . . “ 7 s ‘ . ‘ .. ' i a sini . : ' - . £ a - . “acroix.”™ ** ilie?. vaudeville tour. which ™ ii] taka re r - te cctante . Oe ‘ A a : » . . - : . iow ing of the film 3 afforda figh: — ¥ e.g. h Was . eieased a short . 3 “Monet lied — b @*? a ee es ; rae | 1 ourbet” an ifie coas Thi i Miss - v ~ “i o1oWwers an opportunity ft lec} ~* lie? ' ett. a , ; to the Pa: ee ti coast 1118 iS M im ; : in whik h ahe rece ntly cloaed as . SS “*.> a Ss : ’ Pp : ‘ 0 de ide ae. ; 4 Names with places in the > : + . ' »* p " . —_ _ ay Vee = \~ . ' : : . . *-« — Bordoni s firet appearance in th on Broadway Anothe - feat ure ar . 0 1° mse. ves whet ler the r ‘feree After driving Fy Red Cross @ IT) - i , = Se SEES tue a , . ~~ , i ‘ > ‘2 at ™ . os ~~» > . 2 ; 4 ” ' Tt. " - es} — , * _ 2 . . : ¥ : Varities in five years, aa in that the Orpheum bi!! will be Harry 7 . ey vas right in awarding to Tunney bulance over half the State of Cali- > 7 , Prienc, soon. disillusioned the . . > — : oe ' - . be 5 ‘ha ~ yr] *« ah ieee ig .. 4 ‘ ‘ : ~ . . j : time she has been starred in “The Conley. the ; orid’s championship at the fornia, Lois Moran, noted screen keeping with the spirit of its ! yer and Charlies Heim, the . = — : sal " of the ha ttle . ich « a + - a : . : ar , French Doll, Naughty Cindere!-. comedian, wh ill be a = which was fough’ actress, has completed her role i: youth pictures.” James Hal! and a of the “hetriooms,.” had to la,” “Little Miss Bluebeard,” and wisecrackin Oe 4 si a oy mn the rain for a “gate of nearly “The Whirlwind of Youth.” s&s ni . at , : , vi : wisecracking sketch by Will ard i 2 ; one on outh -ouise Brooks have been nominat he money. His defense Viola Dana—Grand Central. Sacha Guitry’s musical play, “Mo- Mack. GENE TUNNEY ' ae ES ean tS ct > — pepe toe — $1,500,004, departed for New York tmmediate- ed by Paramount for the leading i that he sold the collection . ‘ fae . ‘ . , P on ' 7 << . ly for a short vacation. roles in “Rolled Stocking: , sVaragtecing its auther-

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ‘FARMERS OWN RAILROAD —— from victoria to Watagn, Beside LINE IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS sour « : 40 cars of grain and live- toc Iengineer of Its One Train Also Is | w month, It connects at atag: e General Manager; Concern tara with the Chicago, Burling “ssn —— 'ton & Quincy. 6 Ampociated’? | aon a was built in 1894, to gon ESBURG, Til, April 9, 72h the coal region near Victoria, LW hen a farmer wants to board the | Bill but the mine project failed to de- VOSeS peor rei ases bi | Gale Sburg & Great Eastern Rail- ‘velop, and it has been operated since to acec } ¢ ‘ ‘ jp Lien Number of Li- steps on the right In all lite ‘Back bo gota Saloons. of way and the engineer brings his : story 1as _censed 13 * Pee * * a ” Be OPS Se ae nb Me |taxicab answers a crooked finger. ‘ - * ‘and lost a Diana : | Nor do ro to the » 7 IN, passengers worry about ee aes | BK en cnarc: | ating noms trom the atten, “or GOLORADO PRISON WARDEN | "© SUPREME DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE SEASON Je Irs : 18 YEARS, GIVES UP JOB CHARLES FROHMAN, Presents nt, with the general elec- iger wants to get off; at the place | | ‘CHOUTEAU Jeff. and Choutesa Team of Screen Love THOMAS MEIGHAN and GRETA NISSEN in* BLIND ALLEYS” 6—BIG ACTS HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE—6 Starting Mone iy URRAY—“McFADDEN’S Fi ATS’ “PARADIS Special ae eee ee ae) oo ; lad - Py i —— ast - Postmaster of St. Louis. ough a field, an 18-vear-old Lindenwood girls are das einial perdess was eonvinced that the now as Indians and drivers of 08 Mes and ia Sa were terrified. so teams. Scenes will portray old-time, set upon him with her staff. | examination days, Sunday afteP@iter prothes came to her aid, and hoons and visits of townspeople Ci oie men eanacicen the school. © Various episodes Wil igo the field. Next morning a bring the college to. its modef@® Bgowa, no longer fearful of him, ictured on horseback, rid 3 , . ng § ached him had convulsions, and @ a hed VALUE IN ST. LOUIS status. at him as he lay on the ground. |} Except Sat. and Sun. to ken ‘ky he M ; . ntucky, then to is- mat a curse was upon him. They Mats. Sun., Thurs., Sat Downtown Box Office, Aeolian Co. YOOd LY SLSEYIIL : A souvenir history of the colleg? He was taken to a hospital three Will be distributed, relating the hiss later, and three months after- Sab mE tory of Major Sibrey. who. as Unie @parg died of his iniuri : y, » as | juries. -—.. G™ See THE JUNIOR LEAGUE | ted States Commissioner to the In- é Saute STS IN BRITISH HOTELS y RAN D dians, was the first white man o i Presents DEMAND DOGS BE BARRED _ OPERA HOUSE see the Salt Plains of Northwest The Haresfoot Club >! Oklahoma, and of Mrs. Sibley, whe of the University of Wisconsin in | | | A. OM. ne) -ONTINTOU s—12 M. "rovide Arenas for Those With | , Louis Pre: | ' Trained Wolves,” Long-Suf- organized the first, Sunday school ‘MEET THE PRINCE’ fering Public Protests. class in St. Charles, taught mus‘é at the W the Associated Preas. and directed the college until he? death, in 1878. American Theater Miss Virginia Stone to Speak, LONDON, April 2 —D ; | Miss Virginia Stone, director of # a age ade Sosy Tuesday, April 6th “Soap on 2 , ; af me defensive in English hotels. Evening Performance Only e Sommunity School of St. LOWS Giiiey used to have the run of ho- —, Lapney! ot ee eo Will- speak at a meeting of the 7 And | » $3.00; 2nd Balcony, 1.00 is hee ‘ rd even those of the first rank. ” Tickets Now on Sale. at : ristian Orphans’ Home_ board, Beat was when women carried Pe- UPTOW N—Open Door Shop. -91 North Euclid avenue, Tuesday | ® ese And Pomeranians in their | afternoon, » writts and fed them cake at pub- | 41914 Maryland Avenue DOWNTOW N—Doubleday Page Book Shop Arcade, 223 N. 8th St. ie dining tables. But since pet Shave taken on the size of ‘grown wolves and “kindly’ matian pets have bitten a num- rf Of persons, the long-suffering blic hag turned. . Step dogs out of the public os Of hotels” ig a cry that has | wn all over England, especially | Cmte areas. | Y turn hotel lounges into | ™ “Provide arenas for folks | »Carry packs of trained wolves Md with them,” “Why can't I. Pallowed to drink thy tea with- Shaving an Alsatian swish his T The Onl Only Diente oh ‘ng St. Louis Pre. , senting EIGHT High-Class Vaude. ville Acts” and a Feature Photoplay ) A Gala Show of Magnificence and Splendor Surpassed by —— on a NINE RED PEPPERS A Blend of Fun, Music, Dance with the Kennison Sisters, Gary & Moore and The gd The University Five OTHER B ER BIG oe ACTS “MADAM WANTS NO CHILDREN” A Comedy-Drama of the Moder Flapper Wife with an All-Star Cast. Prices—Monday to Friday, 25¢ & 50¢ sat. Night. Sun. & Holia rh 25¢ & bec Children Under 1? Yrs., lic, Any Time. tO ee iit. ds eet. te te ee --._@- —— f f Leading Theatre of St. Loulg Thurs., Fri., April 7-8 The Quadrangle Club of WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY PRESENTS “ROSITA” ee A Musical Comedy in Three Acts TICKETS AT AEOLIAN CO., 1004 OLIVE ST. min it?” are samples of the pro- | _ which reach the British | papers. thinned suitpneiabensitptenariaineat suupeiiaveane aniea apuetivaions Bias00 Fo FOR FAKE PAINTINGS — CASTLE’: Good Market for Sale of | DANCING NIGHTLY Bogus Canvases. Mondays excepted. bs. Associated Preas. Sunday Matince Spring Floor » ARIS, April 2.—France, with | Beat Music That's All g Willing Workers Pr artistic culture, is a good et for fake masterpieces, A | “On Of 63 paintings recently | Post-Dispatch Want Ads are capable, willing workers in finding capable help. Ught by a wealthy French- | Call MAin 1111 == for 300,000 francs ($13,500), many of the canvases | signed “Delacroix,” ‘Millet,” “Monet,”” “Courbet” and | Mames with places in the | POLISEUM Doors Open 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. POLICE DOG FIELD TRIALS, 8:30 p. m. daily. Admission 50c; Children 25¢ MISSISSIPPI VALLEY KENNEL CLUB the yer and Charles Heim, the hy Ba tds soon disillusioned . » 4 on : tir > {tf the “hetrlooms,” had to | that he sold the collection | | | the money. His Meetton | - Edward Schilling—Empress. J y SUarantecing its authen- | Declining Years to Ranch- ! ing Interests, By the Agsoclated Press. CANON CITY, Colo.——Thomas J. Tynan, familiarly known to more! J than 6000 convicts as ‘‘Warden Tom,” has quit. Warden T } | iw HIS GREATEST SUCCESS +. onan, eum’ : Aapled by PAUL M-POTTER. (_ (5 4 from the | ty EMIL FABRE WEDNESDAY EVENINGS %0c¢ TO) $2.75; | *LA RABOUILLEUSE” Based on Balzac Romance*Un Menage de Garcon’ | SATURDAY MAT MAT. si 51 65 TO $2.20 ONE WEEK BEG. ys NIGHT, APRIL 10 | Nights—50c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, SAT. M WED BARGAIN Bargain Mats. Wed. and Sat. | 66 FIT BURNS THE ASBESTOS CURTAIN” —Says Asnley Stevens of Chicago Herald-Examiner. A South Sea Love Tempest! FRANKEST—MOST SENSATIONAL SEX DRAMA EVER STAGED MAIL ORDERS NOW—SEATS THURS. $2.75 AT.—S0c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20 MAT.—50c, $1.10, $1.65 | Beg. -anday er April {7 ; NOW PRICES—Nights, $1.10, $2.20, $3.30, $3.85 Wed. Mat., $1.10, § £2.20. Sat. Mat.. —_w we oar ee oe ee ‘ONE WEEK ONLY $2.75, $1.65, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20. $2.75 7 te = =e a 6 eee Par Mb “Tee eel eSellleMeeemUmUmeeesel eee eee eee eee essrs. SAUBERTS’ Famous ol REVUE yS mn BRIGADE J A GE a ED | ED | Cb || Gb |, Gms + | THREE ss TODAY—11:45 C COMPLETE PERFORMANCES | CG No Reserved Seats. Photoplay, 1:00, 4: 15 | 4P.M. 6 7:45, 10:30. Vaudeville, 2:20, 6:00, 8: 45 Today THE BEST FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS "Clie | STEWART & OLIVE In “Dances Old _and New” | An Outstanding Show of the Year! MUSICAL COMEDY’S FOREMOST ENTERTAINER IRENE BORDONI Star of “The French Doll,” “Little Miss Binebeard,” “As You Were” and “Naughty | IN HER SONG REPERTOIRE—LOUIS ALTER AT THE PIANO me, nroneCarl McCulloug Cinderella.” In “Bright Bits of Travesty” Ruby FRANKLIN & ROYCE Presenting “Trifles with Rifles’’ HARRY In “Slick as etic § 2, WILLARD MACH | “THE BACHELOR’S “BABY” "ead arty haere . CONLEY PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — a SLOEWS | _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS WASHINGTON AT 8STH— CONTINUOUS, 11 to Il NOW SHOWIN The LOVE-STORY of a side-show “Barker’—and the did the “Dance of the Seven Veils.’ Portrayed by JOHN GILBERT At 1:30 P. M. ONLY SUNDAY LOEW'S SUNDAY CONCERT by the GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 65 Hear It TODAT! With Usual Show at Usual Prices NEXT WEEK Starting Sat.. April 9 ER “EAST FASHION REVUE” TODAY, SUNDAY, AND ALL WEEK “silver- tongzued” Salome, who RENEE} ADOREE } United as lovers for the first time since “THE BIG PARADE” WITH LIONEL BARRYMORE In Metro-Goldwyn- Mayers picture— “The Show” ADDED COMEDY MABEL NORMAND and CREIGHTON HALE in ‘‘Should Men Walk Home?”’ AND ON THE STAGE— MOONEY & CHURCHILL ‘inns on oekaat YATES & LAWLEY R Harmony singers with Baril Carroll's * ‘Vanities”’ if og) 6S24 Bartmer Av. * KING BEE 1716 N. Jefferson ax fetes . * ys . .* **. o, e%e BOO OC *2*5*, 'e” s*. KP > ** egenetocesesnatiteeieeniennten —— >y has. struck out/ Start the Baseball] Season Lat- fingly with Paramount's Home Run Comedy—the Smashi Hi- larity Successor to “Behind the Front” and ‘“We're in the Navy , THE BABE RUTH Of LAFFTERy D CASEY tc BAT Based on the Immortal Poem—the Why of No. 1 Funny! Novel! ae “On, Old Broadway’’- Th Different @ Frank Cambria Publix Presentation —an Uproarious Fun Riot! Casey's Famous Strike Out! In the Ambassador Theater's First Big Picture Month! OLA Lk Striking! as Refreshingly Entertaining ‘UNDER BROOKLYN BRIDGE With a Galaxy of New ALICE SWANSON Gloria's Own Cousin RBENDOUA Hilerity Himeelf + @"s"4* LAAX> Oe ORR Soot Ce é AO) ates . 8 ~ = Pas ox °° Sseeseter ** .*, * oe sare ste ee _ WHAT DANCES! gp me THRILLS! —Where Lights A Life Ia High. re Low and York Entertainers— HELLER and RILEY Comedy Entertainers MULDOON and FRANKLIN Entertaining Dancers J A oe"e ee It Oyisaher he a PARAMOUN PICTURE W/TH* : rN¢ : wAL TER é pancer Comedian UNION Union and Easton WELIL.STON f **Rubber Tires” { 4 Acts Vaudeville Special Matinee Teatrice Jor a “Nobody's Widow’’ Special Matinee 6822 Easton —! { MILTON SILLS in Woodland 5015 Gravois | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | ARSENAL Grand and Arsenal AUBERT Sanert and Cinderella Cherokee and Iowa “The Silent Lover’ 6 Acts of Vaudeville ar of the ‘Sweet. Rosie or Greay’ rt ee “BLIND ALLE High-Class Vaedey lie Special Matinee ‘Just Another Blonde’ High-Class Vaudeville Special Matinee COLUMBIA { “BLIND ALLE Ys" 5257 Southwest 5 os aod wnt Matinee CONGRESS { ‘STEPPING ALONG’ 4023 Olive St. — ~ any ar ee Grand-Fior. Grand & Florissant GRAVOIS Jefferson & Gravots OLIVE BP BORDEN | in “MONKEY TALKS” Special Matinee | f “Don’t Tell the Wife” High-Class Vaudeville Special Matinee ——-— HI-POINTE § Dorothy Mockaitt mw Clayton & MeCaus. ¢ BLONDE” ee eee ee Lafayette { 1643 8S. Jefferson LINDELL Grand and Hebert LYRIC Sixth and Pine eee “AN AFFAIR OF THE FOLLIES” Special Matinee “BROKEN HOMES” Acts of Vaudeville Special Mat Inee { CHARLES | RAY - ‘THE FIR BRIGADE” TT BEBF. DANIELS | nm MAFFI “A Kiss in a Taxi" 2812 N. Vandeventer Special ‘Matinee Manchester {;o\REY \3 TALKS” 4315 Manchester Spectal sce vaudeville ms “MONKEY TALKS” Maplewood { 6 Acts of Vaudeville 7170 Manchester Special tinee MIKADO 5055 Easton NOVELTY 3524 Kaston High-Class Vaudeville Special Matinee { ‘Siveet Ros c AST in ‘Sweet Rosle O Cirady’ Special Matinee Dorothy Mackall] in. | PAGEANT { seat Another Bloade’ Special Matinee “FINGER PRINTS” ‘Powhatan {¢ Acts of Vaudeville S111 Sutten Ar. Special Matinee SHAW | 39th and Shaw f ‘Just Another Blonde’ Chas. Murray end Cheater Conklin in “Mc Fadden’s Fists” ee ae ee ee ‘Nobody's Widow | "Shenandoah { mnie ‘aes = Widow: Matinee { nite = (age ‘PREVOST in | Seetessetnce nein ci seme WRECK’ Cian Vaudeville | 6350 Delmar Matinee VIRGINIA 5117 Virginie Almost Lady” 4 Actes of Vaudeville As late as 12:30 Except Saturday and Sunday Want Ads are received for the later afternoon editions of the Post-Dispatch. For the Home | Edition, file copy | before 10:15 a, m. Call for an Ad-Taker MAin 1111 a {a a: 2 ia " ae eagyerey: Se ee i oo eet hh . —- re oe - ani : need iho : is eee ‘ ~ ped leaded eet - RR A) el sree ~r Behn et ielte~ - . a ah fa os ” Z eo 2 ee o ; . ae panty oe : al ws "4 ‘ — me — ‘ " 8 gn Bw We e Z " ; , - oii o. = tres , ; pa 4 “ : » . - oe ee eee ry LP LOOL LLIN Y CLS OGIO ed - or tee a < NaS Os = oO Aedee © Fi . i hye ili. watt A -_ oe a res COT Sgn a | kt ER AUG 6 li ara ae . a hee : . testes slate ees 7 Nis Gate ibsinpuitbicdtatene. i eed ~mp to. 9 + A age tot ~ oa \e oh ox d frail ee ei im — “yh rte em GOP Pe et Ae Re a at 4 a Seabed line -~ wn amie’ a: a tert dy ~ - Se ee se Ben we SE 7 Yael nee ahh Oe eS ee ene Sa eet $i RRS as THB MR ieepwema? oalneeele” ae Nr ate nae Manat etl ty ott | Re Rl ae iS Rin NPR a gs ~~" — . — - - - , 2% o . bm ae oy lp a“), & ony . , a - ~< ; ms oe Te “oe. PO) Br rer er ee ements aes 25 ’ ee ew a ET i ad a ciate fa in dabtin WH

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—_ ee ee en ee OT a SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIT. 3. 1927____ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___. PAGE 4B _____ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tremendous Savings Await You Monday in the ® General News AY-STERN FIRST-OF-THE-MONTH SALES! ae WE URGE EARLY SHOPPING? a Creve est Cl | » feist _— oan A. ae >. os a er & am Se nn) aa - ” shen. an” ot, 10, oa > - — ve ad — ae e ~ _- mr ns Ont oot m Le 4 able. otice con S: rey are . an itirei n scSign. Neth tee, “a . ~ a. - & -40- - oo te > a te “ee +m This is beyond question the rarest eould look for days and days and fir 7 LAarcain OdTval i nd roomy with | ige space for 1 ; = 7 ' : : J : - " : = . Oe - . : 4% > > > ; | > . ~ > + ] > > ” —/ gu) x, ~~ ' Ua .) pitt i¢ a am ‘ nen lrav t if? entel!l roominess and its great beauty make an s appeai to the persons ego wd SE NSS . ned eatin Sit ate " Ora gor Hy . ' — ay ' “ —— A instant ate : , . Giiei cal seeking a real furniture value! The upholstery is of Jac = 4S ndenans @eci i N or lig gee Cigna quard velour in beautiful floral pattern. Filled ONLY S | with moss and hair. Bottom rai! and tront posts are a carved. Walnut finish exactly as illustrated a Pay Only $10 Down—Balance as Convenient ~~ eS we te og *. qk i ‘ yet SO o—~ core - eur - ; re ee “ RA er le Se eal Siena ~ -T™™’ {re eee he ya + ~ “ = ~- ales - ~ ‘ ~ i SN \ oe @ \ ie ae = ~ MINERS, Ain SS ae sited Med, Bohl Ye ; ee > ma petite linn eatin te te >! en Sire Why Vs pp J dg: ) GE: Yj | Ad Myf, os t i ’ ‘ ‘o/ /7, ig 233%: . | \ A, MA 4 *. ~ ners a ~*~ By! A LAF Ne. SEZ ES . ’ Yi ; - . % | . Za s4 . Fe. ' —_ = 1 —- q@er a J Sify Y ' J ’ Le ane ae a 4 4-4 “ff : " "A ae-8 —_ / > ; fj 4, é : ; , : . > = . ‘4 } ; = | f, Y sh TLL, — mo YS a ea asc | bor) SS ; that! 4 lt Ae tngll ee ee + = oan {— _ BA, - ) | | a / ] | oa. “(Bf = o» ee epee Ain dum » ~ a . ~ —— ~ =) | Ye Gy ! ae ' ‘ Anh f AN Fm ? GAS RANGES gf “e : - =e — == Semi-enameled, four burners, | All enameled, sturdily built. Has #9 | . Ou — oe og a (Lowe — —————— = large - oven and broiler. Has burners, 16-inch bdven, and large We Give Three-Piece Velour Kroehler : 1 : - = = A handy, spacious service drawer. broiler. Concealed hinges. Speciale: | Davenport Suite & ren = ** A , mre. _— - “on > a / F ‘ " © e 4 r Ijpon a spring steel under-construction hairs also have aww ee : : ~! = ~ | 5 ng seats and backs. avenport may be converted into a tull- yee 3 . a = - ‘= ‘ , , ; ‘ y one simple motement A link fabric s See Y ai: i Mu Pay Only $4 Down Pay Only $5 Down a e\ ; a 3 * . ec at Bd : . bod =~ g ae ait ee “i . pea e ae fe POR Neha. Pgs . 4 ” y - _— se 2B S . a > ‘a . - oe) - Pt a 2. Ya ¢ 7 - rs ~ 7% Cr Yarn, ? - - ¥ 4 a _ “ii z 5 3 rine en ae * " i % i AE ded PNe sey J : - § > ee * ) ‘ as a La 1 . si 4, ied nx Ze ° a ae Ra ee op Seeks ag ‘ Rat Bi” Ae See J Sain tepeee Drphes) Roa eas hy eg a eee an, OR Nak aa man Sh, SS 2 Oa AR ort PSs a ak as, a aa ¥2 : ao pO Pm = Bey et Pak 5 ote ahi D eis. ts, Ee = “ a WS Pes eee ; Po as . : ‘ OSE PS eras As i 9 De es eR Se ele a Tae es ahh a a ng ES MS Ne eA Sh oS eae gs Pah = gf eee ; ‘ Mist . a - é, % ‘ ‘ ‘ : ’ a SO s ff © mr } ! a ; | Fe eH Ti | | li ' i : BE Kitchen Cabinets $15 od $45.00 Golden oak or gray m | | , Ge Lp it er Be, | 4 vent te ——————— — ee enamel Kitchen V4 ' : > é, ; _ se ae | ee Cabinet; porce- $28 50 | : th | r | | oD BG iain top , a : : ° “ ~~ ee we eae oa I - . 2 I ee ay ly Ce AO, A OM ey « = a - pes a" ~a. nae A ee ee ' “” NO Mer nds : A ore We a —%. oe am. Oe et ee ve he”, fe Oa gat bree Biase SS AAR ace cag 7) hates et aes He ROA See ee. Sk thet Ca. PNT SS F a ager vd Ome an di i a lends eee Taos ~*~ eee _ >> aes a $50.00 Golden oak, geray or white enamel! Cabinet; porce- lain top ; a ’ _——-— z = ‘i? ‘ a - 4 * FSS }: j ° - — g seetsase. | | > 4 eading Se | J . } ‘ } . PS j ‘ : b> 4 7 ' a = i . = ‘ - os ee ; . " 2 = 7) , =. => > : ; % ' 4 »~* ; : ; ' . 7 — ’ , é, , ; Se? : : a> . = . : ¢ + => ; . . ind * ~ . ba ' > Quick Meal Charter Oak Bridge & Beach Moore's, Baker’s, Premier, Etc. as ~ aa ~—— Se ee ee N00 ee ® o a ~ ieee ~~ aan + 8 oe eee, — a ee le A . a ae eee _ x pat Se ae ieee aia | Sa THE BED ) WY | REFRIGERATORS ; | : Apartment Icer, golden oak; | Top icer, golden oak. Ice inserted | SIMMONS CANE-PANEL BED OUTFIT is full And : galvanized wire shelves. Roomy | through top, two galvanized slid’ 18 size in bow-end construction. strongly and 3 Complete with 100° cotton mattress and , | sturdily constructed. And notice how attractively the head and ice and food compartments. | ing shelves. A big value. 3 >, 3 steel link spring. Bed is beautifully $ 85 i} foot are decorated! The medallions have beautifully carved | . = - e arg : designed with steel scroll work in the center. Bed has spindle legs, walnut finish. MOH! S$ l 9.45 $ 1 1 95 ' AS iii Ge Lith ee Roe CN De oe Fae. ta _—_ = omy - ~ale“e se rome - ~~ - 7 Se Oe e ~ Ca a + Oe, oe > —* : Pay Only $2 ae Month | | f \ Poy Only $1 Down Pay Only $1 Down THE DRESSER is 48-inch size. and very large and roomy! Beautifully buile— every draw is of dustproof construction. The mirror is of the finest and is incased in a gracefully designed frame! Is also adorned with carved scroll medallion! Walnut finish. THE WARDROBE $95 Fiber Suite With Davenport 865 : 3 pieces — davenport bed, armchair and arm rocker, with comfortable spring Sats, covered im cretonne. —has plenty of nice, roomy drawers, all of dustproof construc- tion—the clothes compartment is likewise large and roomy. The doors have decorated scroll -work medallions. A beautiful piece of furniture, and wonderfully ‘built—to the smallest detail! q ‘y — Walnut finish. ans | THE VANITY | : / | BABY CARRIAGE BABY CARRIAGE & Prices Siashed SEVEN-PIECE ALUMINUM SET q oe : Above : a This complete Kitchen Set is made of high-grade aluminum. The th a. OC ytigy, Aint ery tttgC ete ae “ee > a pe “ te ntl eee eevee — <—— <— <= «=a «me «ame «mm ame + a ¢ 4 ~ Extension Table 2°7.50 Oak Buffet Monday Sales Assure 2/0 Extension Table, 6 Chairs You of : $35 Gas Range, with oven . BE OMS 4 Hole Coal Range... .....-+++«5 Greater Bargains Sas Cooking Btove Greater Assortments : Greater Displays P; v “ — = . Plain Figure Prices— One Price to All “The House of Honor” Here Courtesy Always Greets the Visitor QD) ae ewe ere ROSE © ' ! ! | ' f | | | j ! 6 asia et. a ; i* SORES MMODGIERL 25s ic dead

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KFAST ROOM SET shed in : nut It is st wdily built and one of Ste wee, deen TOp-leaf With re* trae elupe 6 Sy y $6 a Month R room Ts ql —? pe | 5 ee ' ; : | , TT seme Re ewer : . | cummin all ‘ue eee All enameled, sturdily built. Has 4 burners, l6anch “dven, and large broiler. Concealed hinges pecially eee it | ne - | Hit 1 | - | | ell ~ — —— aa ~ IL | =e ax | Stove above has enameled trim: | four burners. Roomy oven and | brealer "$26.45 Pay Only $2 Down ieee tecckne | = tr },. | (y | Lid + seen | SS ERATORS - | Top acer, golden oak Joe inserted y | through tep, two galvanized shd ; Vaile $11.95 Pay Only $1 Down ing shelves. A big * h / Hy ~~ BABY CARRIAGE Above me | Made of fine round fiber with erat * : : Ad ite : _ , So Saas eer Doss. ncn & and be $19.25 Pay Only $2 a Month Te ee > > 7» Cet aweapeoan ge) 4 day Sales Assure ? You of , Bargains er Assortments — me ee i Dinlos 4 Greater Displays Cabinet; porce- $33 5D > ssacces . ee — ~~~ ~ _— — - een Radio News — | PAGES 1—6C. ' 4 A BOUGHT BY THE BEN Bsonts || IB acezouee 4 | AUCTION ERS | || ' po rh >, 93 {! | MARCH aes |) . | = ‘ { { 0 { i Well-Known Makes of Refrigerators Kitchen Cabinets 35.00 Golden oak or gray enamel Kitchen Cabinet; porce- $28 5p ro 4. bos , i $0.00 Golden oak, gray or white ename! We Are Downtown Agents for COPELAND Electric Refrigerators Come in and see the Intest Copeland models. Complete | with refrigerator or a size for your own refrigerator. Convenient credit terms. See Our Big Display of Leading — STOVES AND RANGES Quick Meal Charter Oak Bridge & Beach Moore's, Baker’s, Premier, Etc. Bankrupt Sale Price Former Price $1 5 Refrigerator, white enamel lined, EE oi ou kine in dn ds sew dae civeus ows Refrigerator, white enamel] lined, ca Sans on egy na: $15.75 Side-Icer, white enamel lined, $2 7.90 Re ok ici ba iwened en $ i 7,95 $47. 50 Side-Icer, one piece, porcelain lined, 40-lb. capacity................... $96,599 $54.50 Side-Icer, one piece, porcelain lined, 50-lb. capacity................... $39.75 $85 Side-Icer—All enameled steel, in- side and out, 50-ib eapacity.............086. $44.50 $1 | 5 Steel Clad, white all-porcelain lined; nickel trim; 75-Ib. capacity......... $69.75 $135 Steel Clad, white or gray 1-Pc. porcelain lined; ice (100 lbs.) or mechan- Ps oo oc tdddld Soaws pad eokebdkee $89.75 Stoves and Ranges at Cut Prices Former Price $55 Gas Ranges, side oven NE io P6 COPS od kde ce cbdocsdincenies al $32.50 eps pa ER Wine. $47.50 Combination Range, $72.50 for seal mney . 8 Peres Peres $49.75 Bridge & Beach $150 oe meg iy eie tate ais ‘bh ewsengenecabn $99.50 All-Ename] $165 EE ares Fee Rape ey Sear ty > a $85.00 Moore’s Combination—Gray or blue. $229 ee ee re ree $ i 35 Bankrupt Sale Price te Bargains in Fiber Furniture $95 Fiber Suite With Davenport Bed — ae cnaee comfortable spring as, covered im cretonne. Bankrupt Sale Price Former Price Fiber $1 l iii a ial a Natl dis o's om Gyr Fiber Rocker, upholstered _ cows... eee $9.75 seat and back....:. Fiber Tea $20 meewems........ .. Fiber Table a te laa Eee ... $9.75 Fiber Bird Cage $22.50 and ttt See reer re feet ee ee s i [ 50 we a6 2 @ @ 2 oe . .cdlecii------0 STO dies en nst eases ssecccnanstiome=-- S255 Fiignced.. Lease quitiions;..-cassasht+s..--- O00 $29 2-Pc. Suite—Carved top rail and frame. $450 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite—Carved frames. Mohair and frieze: ..... 0. .i cc ccccccsccceccen $325 Dente od Srtems. . |. ss occ kh cotenns mans se Radio Cabinets $7.95 $15 Radio Cabinets, walnut fin- ish, space for accessories, etc. _ 44x3l-inch top. $35 Radio Console $19.75 $35 dexk-front Console Cab- inets in rich walnut veneer, with built-in loud speaker. Bedroom Furniture Sacrificed $25 to $39.50 Wood Beds $14.50 Latest, bow-end designs, from period suites. Walnut veneers. While they last. $25 Walnut-Finish Gedar Chests $15.25 Period style, Tennessee red cedar interior, walnat-fin- ished exterior. Large size. £35 walue, special.....§21.75 Dining-Room Suites Sacr oeeeneaeeseeve#e $19.50 Walinut extension T a - $23 5 bles; 54-in, tops, . ‘> Walnut-Fin- - hed Buffets. $29 715 A special . ‘ $75 China Cabil- netsa—In walnut $28.50 finish em $45 5-Piece Gray Oak Breakfast Sets $2.9:75 See these sliding top exten- sion Tables with extra leaves, 4 chairs. Beautifully finished. Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price 8 ee en ok teend. et: Fy addline pen Ard on $99.50 B28 eee ey, clittente.|.,...--4.+--- See SES ee en ee toes OL... <-: | 4-Pc. Anti Walnut Suite—54-inch $325 st “he gfe Geen. oy dis vc 0 0 008s $195 ) 4-Pc. Anti Walnut and Maple—Bed, $395 sic shifforobe, vanity........-- ees $227.50 $57 7-Pc. Genuine Mahogany Suite—Extra $295 large, elaborate, display pieces......--..-----. Smokers, 85c $22.50 Gate Leg Tables h mahog- Values to $4.00; wrought iron | 26x 42-ine $13 715 or mahogany color bases; glass | SS . ificed Bankrupt Sale Price trays. Former Price $1 50 8-Pc. Huguenot Walnut Suite—Buffet, extension table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair........ $169 8-Pc, Huguenot Walnut Suite—Buff et, extension table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair.......-.. 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—Buffet, $195 china cabinet, extension table, 6 chairs -Pc. Anti Walnut Suite—Buffet, $189 saa shine extension table, 6 chairs... $144.50 -Pc. Anti Walnut Suite—Buffet, $210 Ae sibinet extension table, 6 chairs $34 10-Pc. Genuine Walnut Suite—Of a celebrated make..--...----" ++: a, hae $550 10-Pc. Gorgeous Walnut Suite—Finest hand workmanship....---------*--7+:°° $6.75 CONSOLE MIRRORS, $4.95 °9 inches, with rounded corners and decorative Etched mirror. New type, size 14x top ornament on frame. Former Price We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps THE TUR BREAKFAST SETS SACRIFICED 5-Pc. Breakfast Séet—Drop-leaf table, $20 four chairs, unfinished.......... PRE Ee Seg $| 1.95 75 $28 5-Pc. Enameled Set—Drop-leaf table, $2 q ° DO Ms sv ibhedone ks oes hia chhwad $32.50 5-Pc. Walnut Set—Table and four chairs. . $50 to $75 Upright PHONOGRAPHS Bankrupt Sale Price PES By OE ES Se High-acrade makes, Iiatest ' model, piay all records. Six record selections tncluded. A amall depesit heldse any purchese— storage {free antil wented. Pay when you ere ready for it, of manufacturers’ Some of the We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ® Rugs and Floorcovering Cut! Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $20 9x12 Brussels Rugs, attractive designs. ..$9.75 $35 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs .......... $19.75 $45 9x12 Velvet Rugs; good selection ..... $28.95 $30 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs ....... $17.75 $80 9x12 Seamless Fringed Wilton 'n,.. $57.50 $2.50 18x36 Axminsters ...........ccce0es- $1.35 $25 9x12 Cork Linoleum Rugs, with borders $15.75 $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, from perfect rolls, sq. yd., 95¢ $1.25 Printed Cork Linoleum, sq. yard...... ...79¢ $2.50 Genuine Battleship Linoleum, sq. yard, $1.65 | Remnants of Cork Linoleums, sq. yd............45¢ | Remnants of Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd..........69¢ Special Purchase of Sanford’s Beauvais Axminster Rugs Wonderful bargains! The nationally known Stephen Sanford’s heavy Beauvais Axminsters, seamless, perfect; new patterns, at a new low price, as follows: 9x12 8.3x10.6 6x9 4.6x6.6 36x72 $49.75 $42.50 $29.75 $14.76 $7.76 | Decorated Furniture Sacrificed » Bankrapt Sale Price Former Price $5 Wrought Iron Magazine Rack—Decorated in black Gnd gels + -.00...0cescécascua ee $3.95 $3.95 $6 Wrought Iron Fern Stands—In choice OS SOVONEL, GONOUD... 2 + bo csi ctctuieee Wrought Iron Aquariums—Decorated i $8 black and gold.......... an $5.96 $20 Wrought Iron Coffee Tables—In black and gold. Plate glass tops.................. Tea Carts—Red and green. Drop sides, $27.50 removable trays.... 5 oes ewes ta yedWbccs $22 Pier Cabinets—Decorated in SOU ONE DINER. 2... +0058 ccessdodendamentesl Decorated Phone Set— $20 Green amd red............ Ccocgnesedesanuseae $2 rf 50 Gate-Leg Table— Green amd feGs..... cue ce ee $47 50 Wall Desks—With drop fronts, dec- *” Orated in green and red Former Price $11.50 Metal Beds, walnut finish $15.00 Metal Beds, walnut finish............ $9.50 $17.50 Double Deck Coil Springs .......,. $11.50 $18.50 Genuine Layer Felt Mattress ...... $12.50 $24 Steel Da-Bed and Pad ..............., $15.75 $12.50 Wainut-Finished Bed Springs Steel-Framed Springs, walaut finished; 6-inch riser; link fabric top Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $11 Large Mahogany-Finish Console Tables—$4.95 $15 Drop-Leaf Breakfast Tables ........... $6.75 $30 Antique Mahogany Spinet Desk ....... $17.75 $55 Antique Walnut Secretary ............ $33.75 $65 Mahogany Hall Clocks ............... $32.50 $10 Mahogany-Finisk Windsor Rockers ..... $6.75 $35 Mahogany Chair or Rocker with upholstered seat and Wack .....3:..c% 3) eee $19.50 $19.75 Mahogany Tilt-Top Table .......... $11.50 ’ Poe s — . a ee . . we - eg , : vi “ a: eS, ity eer y Pay ee ata , =. 5 7 “ Vv o ee 7s: sat ne RL ae neh a ee Bl cy DSS gt ; é —_— amet wiggle cgay denna e-she ett ee OE ee Se ee a a Ring.» wend tin hago Dee z sega neta” _ ~~. _ - v . ete ~*~ eX ’ —— Oud Pieces Geeatts Reduced win vr ndlaine me: wager oe Senittline < = ape ede at oe eal vr a we We - _ te Pe STi a _— + ain sie

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FORM RM ey ‘ ; S acd : ‘ i PE AGEN 0 ELAN OM, 8 a ¢: ene GFR e inte’ 3 tases cx a ¥ rh ¢ om ; Seas SB ie % 2 : | ae : $ : 1% - a F 5 Sig ; 4 ‘ ‘ei e. Pe ae z ¥ ae. . % ie a a ines _ oneaeme SpA: ae 1 - ny RR AE a Pe - rae, “" PAGE 2C ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 - 3 | ST. LOUIS mE Eee HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 902-04 Franklin Av. Attend Our Window emonstration Sale CHINESE CLERKS’ UNION VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXPERT | -. 3 Days—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 4, 5 & 6 v q ~ - , a BE an a, & m = = Oven-Heat Controlled Buck’s 4 > ; Featuring the Celebrated Gas Range Come in—Sample the Pies, Cakes, Biscuits, Etc., Which Demonstrator Bakes If you desire a modern and up-to-date kitchen, come in and let us demon- strate how it is necessary to have it include a Buck’s Gas Range equipped with oven heat regulator. meal without continually watching it. $9.00 DELIVERS IT! Pay the Balance a Little Each Week! Come in during this special demonstration sale. Let our dem- onstrator show you this stove actually cooking delicious pies, cakes, cookies, etc. You are invited to attend this demonstration and partake of its delicacies. Let us show you how you can cook a complete $12.50 Aluminum Set FREE! With Each Buck’s Oven Heat Controlled Range This week orily you can secure this $12.50 alu- minum set absolutely free with each Buck’s Ges Range, equipped with oven heat regulator. c _ See This Beautiful 8-Pc. Gen. Walnut Dining Set in TRALA i Al i HE el f if bed } a SS. SS =e = SS . — . = — get .. = — $9.00 Delivers It This beautiful Dining Set is thoroughly well made of genuine walnut, in combina- tion with other hardwoods. It consists of buffet, exten- sion table, 5 chairs and host chair. Upholstered in tap- estry or leather. China Cabinet $27.50 Extra lour Upholstered 3-Pc. Bed Davenport Suite —_ ‘ Se { ff : I \? Ux J ia : 2} Aes ¢ AY ir rt Priced at Only— a, f° * j wT ae “ © - f Py ~ ites | ‘ i} ; _—— » «gs > » \ ? 7 Urn ti + - This beautiful Living-Room Suite is thoroughly TUE TON AT TT | , ; well made throughout, upholstered in fine quality velour, consists of armchair. wing chair and davenport which may be opened into a full-size bed. wire fabric spring. A real bargain at $98.00. The bed has cable 46 Years in Business—No Comparative Prices in Our Adv. ’ | OOS E Cee NGC ee ee REMEMBER—SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER TO BE GUEST AT LUNCHEON WANTS ALL BUT BANK’ "sz Sez =" A luncheon. at which Miss Isabel | Craig Bacon, Special Agent of the 'Federal Board for Vocational Edu- leation of Washington, D. C., will be ithe guest of honor, will be given Thursday noon at the Chamber of Louis educators 40 Davs’ Vacation and Bonus When They Quit, Among Harsh Demands. ‘Commerce by St land business men. Miss Bacon comes to St. Louis ————-~ sting list of what a Chi- ie? reo An intere nese bank clerk expects of his €M-/i, the interest of the new Voca- ployers is contained in a tranptn” | cienel School here of which T. E. tion of the demands of the Banx She is a rec- “"““| Spencer is principal Employes’ Union of Hankow, ‘ hi- | oenized authority in vocational ed- ucation and has studied this sub- ject in France and England as well as giving educators in these countries the results of her own, experiences. TO VISIT JEWISH WOMEN Mrs. Irma L. Lindheim, President of Hadassah, Coming to St. Louis. Mrs. Irma L Lindheim, president of the Hadassah, an organization of Jewish women devoted to under- writing hospitalization in Palestine, will visit St. Louts April 5 and 6. Several receptions will be given in | her honor and she will attend the annua] installation of officers of the St. Louls Hadassah, at the Y. M. H. A., the evening of April 6. na, which was received recently by Prof. Walter A. Maier of Concor- dia Seminary, from a Lutheran missionary in China. Whether the ultimatum in a walkout. a compromise resulted or a bank- expla‘na bank surrender by the Hankow ers, t missionary did not Anyway, organized clerks demanded: One day’s extra pay for every two hours’ extra work. Forty days’ vacation each besides sick leaves. One month's leave on employe’s marriage or the death of a par- thea +464 year ent " + Two weeks’ leave on the death 01 a relative 7 — Traveling exp: nsee for those who ro home for vacations. Fight uniform suits a year, 1n- cluding overcoat and miscellaneous A subsidy of $200 on ploye’s marriage or the death of his parents. Teave to deposit 10 per cent of earnings in the bank, the bank to Aouble the sum and pay interest at 10 per cent. *r oD vy the €in- ai) Corns An allowance of §15 a month for ‘Board, $20 for lodging, and $20 extra if married. Pensions for employes who be- ‘come totally disabled while in the earvice—80 per cent of salary after soft corns, corns between the toes | Seems Magic! Just drop ‘‘’Freer- | one’’ on any tender, touchy corn. ‘only s Instantly it stops aching; then short- _—Try it! You'll laugh! Lift off hard corns, |!y you just Hft that old bothersome corn right off with your fingers. It and callnses. It doesn’t hurt a bit! | works like a charm, every time. A tiny bottle of ‘‘ Freezone’’ costs how cents at any drug store ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘STUDENT ENGINEERS ON TOUR on Tuesday. They will in the morning and wij Members of mechanical] engineering at the Unt- versity of Pennsylvania, conducted by Dr. Robert night for Keokuk, Ia. os plant of the M Power Co. Dr. Fernald, consulting - the senior class in ee ee H. Fernald, engi- neering director of the school, will | of the fuel division of the visit the Busch-Diesel Works here. the Cahokia plant of Engine of Mines for 10 yearg next year &@ DEW course te the Union Electric Light & Power engineering, the first of te.) Co., and the Anheuser-Busch plants attempted in this country” | Build with . Copper Steel Case ments. These beauti- ful, fire-safe windows, bad weather, gives distinctive : appearance to resi- dences, apar se See and other buildings, | “=| *~They provide a a satisfaction, abundant he sunlight and 100%ven. tilation. Their cost is i! SA ! ee x ex e A) Pad ye | VR > ~ — = — - i HC: \ hava =: tease - \ 00 Se CPSP UGE OS Stat : : 4) - low. Immediate de = = livery from stock, ¢ == _— Ask for literature “+23 ‘TRUSCON STEEL Co. St. Lele 100" enone Garfield 2000 D five years {n the service, 50 per cent after 10 vears, and 100 per cent after 20 years. | At least one increase in salary | each year. stoves. | The right to demand ealectrie fans, lamp ewitches and magazines and newspapers in the bank. Three months’ pay for the em- ploye who resigns after a years service, and one month’‘s extra pay for every additional year’s servic:. Employes must not be discharged without the consent of the uxion, except for theft and injuring th: BREAST STROKE CHAMPION NAMED RED CROSS INSTRUCTOR Robert D. Skelton Will Control Activities tn 17 States From St. Louts Office. Robert D. Skelton, Olympic: Dreast-struke champion and for- mer tank star of the IJllinots Ath- letic- Club, has been appointed in- structor of swimming and life iving for the midwestern branch the American Red Cross, with Flectricé REFRIGERATORS ‘BUILT RIGHT FOR OVER 4O YEARS: eadquarters in St. Louis. He is also manufactured by Belding-Hall BOS will be field representative of the eX, life-saving service in the 17 States ae | of this area, Arkansas, Colorado. ee Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, es Minnesota, Missourl, Montana, Ne- SEES braska, New Mexico, North Da- Seed kota, Qklahoma, South Dakota. el Texas, Wisconsin and Wyoming. eae Skelton has been awarded more Be 5 than 100 trophies for his achieve- == . ments in breast stroke events. His — home is in Wilmette. I'l. STUDENTS JAILED FOR DUEL So Berlin Court of Appeals Affirms Five Months’ Sentence. By the Associated Press BERLIN, April 2. — Opponen‘s of dueling with sabers among atu- dents of German universities continuing their fight against what they call a “barbaroug gurvival of the Middle Ages.” In the most famous test recent years the Berlin Appeals sustained a District Coart are Case of Court of which sentenced Paul Kruschko. © | s i| principal Chinese dialects. 4 industry, everything that largest scale production and more than 40 years’ ex- not the big manufacturer — the one whose enormous output lowers costs and thus permits of highest quality in construction? value-giving, is See the Refrigerators that Satisfy Millions OU want the best refrigerator obtainable for what electricity—foods are preserved sweet, fresh and crisp by continual circulation of a frostier.drier cold—chilled * : drafts which automatically change the air in all cham bers. Roomier interiors,of smooth gleaming white. Corm ersrounded for easy cleaning. Icechambersthat actually ‘ iding-Hall“Notaseme” STONE rH , Otaseme ine len on: “THERE IS A BELDING-HALL FOR ALL* take ice-cakes of recognized size And the other features and conveniences. you desire— within beautiful cabinem ) Satisfy yourself—as have millions of peo | the greatest values of all. Names of deak ers, in localities not listed below, mailed on request. | Belding-Hall Company, Belding, Mich. REFRIGERATORS FOR ALL PURPOSES TO PLANT TREES v=cer > Se Legion. War eVterans’ Association Veterans of Arbor Day Program. form. p arbor day program will be grounds -. the Weterans’ Hospital, camp, @ ya st = Rarracks, this afternoon speak. _ fF : / > mr \ ~ | we a? 4 + 4 SAY “BAYER ASPI Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” getting ms ‘Gans and proved safe by millions DOES NOT AFFECT the genuine Bayer Aspiri Accept of which ¢ | Handy Also bo fspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufaciire of Se ———————— : pe GAYLORD papery Inventor of 1-ON-A-CO Is Coming to St. Louis Thursday, at 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. on Each Day at Suite 230, Paul —hby this famous sci- entist, inventor and brilliant lecturer. A Delightful in Person, Friday, Saturday of This Week © if _ ¢om : Tue Free Dp. m lect Lectures ahou Brown Bldg. Treatment Take a Delightful I » straightforward offer: @ ‘ome im and take a @elightful 10-mig oe 1 barge. You will not be urged you nige by your own experience Go for you... 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_PAGE 30 — ~» _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH... SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, | a ae lon Tuesday. | They will arrive a,’ | T0 PLANT TREES | uncer auspices of the American. | Commission may accept no dona- in the morning and will depan'® uA 4 ead Legion. The United Spanish War NEW POLITICAL PARTY |ARKANSAS 10 HAVE tion of land for parks when the ee a ger ayy Poe to Visit the War eVterans’ Association | Veterans will participate in uni- \ umber or mineral rights on such pian o e ississ!ppj River of Arbor Day _rogram. ‘form, planting treeg on the hospital ne cftieed infrestrve | masbor day program will b@/grounds and Probate Judge Holt- | at the Power Co. Dr. Fernald, consulting engineer | Veterans’ Hospital, | camp, a Spanish War veteran, wil] | of the fuel division of the Bp a Barracks, this afternoon | speak, | ‘of Mines for 10. years, will next year a@ NeW course {p engineering, the first of its —_- ~_ — a - ADVERTISEMENT DISTURBED NIGHTS For Biadder Rellef Ig Nature's Danger Signal. Columbus Minister's | N FRANCE LIKELY) PARK COMMISSION Tene Tome cziewrans 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ — —— DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist 614 OLIVE ST. Si UPPER and LOWER PLATE. $25% Withont Fxtractionsa. ONLY tr GOULD CROWNS and BRIDGE . 00 WORK. per tooth ONLY cP CPPER and LOWER PLATE 35° with all extractions. ONLY uP ve in and See Thes-—EXAMINATION FRER. HUCK: 8:30- r at 5:20; SUNDAY, 9:00-12:00. Over Child's Restaurant on Olive St., ONE-DAY SERVICE. BROKEN PLATES HEPAIRED. | bled seriously with bladder irritation unt] | we used lithiated buchu ‘(Kelier Formula) | Her night's reet was disturbed nightly 4 | } to 3 times. Will gladly anewer any letter.’ | Lithiated Buchu acte on the bladder as | (epsom ealite on the bowels Drives oul | MeTot fhe Stops Falling Hair. Cor- rects dandruff and scalp ecze- ma. Money-Back Guarantee.& attempted in this country, Copper Steel Case- ments. These beauti- ful, fire-safe windows, protecting you from bad weather, give a distinctive modern appearance to resi- dences, apartments and other buildings. They provide lasting satisfaction, abundant sunlight and 100%ven- tilation. Their cost is ‘low. Immediate de- livery from stock. » Ask for literature TRUSCON STEEL Co. . * AYLORD WILSHIR Inventor of 1-ON-A-CO Is Coming to St. Louis in Person, Thursday, Friday, Saturday of This Week Free Lectures at 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. on Each Day at Suite 230, Paul Brown Bidg. —by this famous sci- entist, inventor and brilliant lecturer. Tuesday evening, 7 Dp. Ti., the story will be broadcast "oy ‘ W-I-L 258 Meters Take a Delightful 10-Minute Treatment FREE! > At ¢ Rere is a straightforward offer: made to anyone with disease f There wlll want Come in and take a delightful 10-minute treatment. be no charge. You will not be urged to buy. We You to judge by your own experience what the I-ON-A-CO will do for you. Surely your health is worth making this simple. test 1-ON-A-CO sent to your simply a if you cannot cail, you can have an FREE CLIP THIS COUPON BOOK it entitles you to one (1) FREE TREATMENT DEMONSTRATION at : our office, 230 Paul Brown Bidg., Olive If you live out et Ninth St. ) of town and anythin, under no obligation te purchase cannot visit us, rc send for our book which explains the I-ON-A-CO in detail and tells how it is used right in the home. 203-1 Office Hours: Week Days, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.; Sundays, 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. THE IONA COMPANY of Missouri . Authorized Distributers 230 Paul Brown Bldg. ; Olive at 9th St. . ST. Louis Telephone GArfield 3654 Recent Denunciations of Paris Newspaper. PARIS, April 2.—The bitter quarrel between the Vatican and prehension. Heretofore the Clericals and the | been hand in | when the Pope Royalist newspaper placed in the expurgatorius, forbidding the split) Ordered the'! Now, however, radical and So- cialist leaders throughout France are denouncing the Holy See for “interfering in French politics’ and are taking up the cudgels in de- fense of their arch adversary, Leon Daudet, and his hated associates in polemics, Charles Maurras. The simple fact is that the poli- ticians have begun to suspect that underneath the surface of the} wrangle between the Vatican and. the Royalists is a vast plan for the} creation in France of a popular | Catholic party such as already ex- | Germany Would Hurt Socialists. The foundation of such a narty | would cut seriously into the pres-| ent following of the Radical-Soctal- | ist and Socialist parties which now, through their working electoral agreement, rule the roost in most of the districts of rance. Many Radical-Socialists and some Social- ists are church members and would gladly follow a church party which professed liberal ideals. Close tn@es Vatican policy insist that the move to regain hold on the liberal elements in France is aimed largely against the Mussolini regime. -- Fascism’s pre- tension to moral as well as politi- ca] leadership strikes at the root of the church’s power throughout the world and formation of a Cath- party in France among the Left elements, who are hitterly anti-Fascist, would considerably the Vatican’s hand which the Vatican has banned the ‘‘Action Francoise” is that its leaders, D&audet and Maurras are unbelievers and have written numerous books in which Christian morality is seriously of- fended. Both men are eminent nov- elists and critics. Priests Indorse Move. Their answer is that politics and literature must not be confused. Although they grant the Vatican the right to ostracise their literary productions, they that the Holy See is not entitled to inter- fere with their political activities. The higher French clergy, al- though many of them have been supporters of monarchism in the past, have rallied behind the Pope with admirable discipline, Recent- ly all Cardinals, Archbishops ind Bishops in France sent letter to his +, : + ~ i(meir fycuire students of olic + ~ . 2 strengthen The ground insist 1 the Aa COol- holiness agreement against mon- archist party and its newspaper It is reported here that this let- ter was demanded by the Vatican Daudet and Maurras go further and insinuate that the Vatican act- ed at the request of Aristide Bri- and. who has smarted under the stinging lash of the royalist dia- tribes. PHILADELPHIA LAYMAN SPOKEN OF FOR MODERATOR Elder J. Willison Smith Ranks With Will H. Hays in Presby- terian Church Activities. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PHILADELPHIA, April Willison Smith. an eX - tion the Z2.—dJ. being talked of for moderator of Presbyterian Church in United States to be selected at the General Assembly in co, May 26. Widespread the , P “e +7 if he should be office. The members of the Philadelphia Presbytery are reported to be be- hind Smith and quietly pushing the movement for his nomination. | he movement is reported to have spread to New Engiand, the more conservative Presbyterians in New. York, New Jersey, Pennsylvaria, Middle West and even to the Pacific Coast section. Smith is said to be the gutding hand of the present movement of laymen of the church to raise a $15,000,000 endowment fund for pensions of retired pastors. He is looked upon as second only to Will H. Hays, chairman of the layvrnan’s committee in the drive for the endowment. Smith is presi- dent of the West End Trust Co. of Philadelphia and vice moderator of the loca] Presbytery. He has been a member of the genera! counci! of the church for the past six years. the —_ Second Trip to Ireland. For the second successive sum.) mer, a St. Louisan, Owen J. Lent-) han, assistant manager of tho, Cunard Line in St. Louis, will con-. duct a party of persons of Irish de-| scent on a visit to Ireland, safling | ‘from New York June 18 on the SS. Scythia. More than 65 reser- vations have been booked already. The tours drew largely from S&: 'Louls and the Southwest, Special to the Post-Dispatch. ‘are water add 1 ounce of bay ; ; elder of St. } Paul's Presbyterian Church here is. the | San Francis- | interest | has been evinced in the mentioning | of Smith for the chief executive for | selected he will be | the second layman ever to hold the | by Attorney-General for | State Playgrounds. | uel ee - Politicians Worried Over Pope’s| Governor Approves Bill Drawn } ' LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 2.—- A dream of Attorney-General H. W. Applegate during the last two years is about to become a reality. | An adequate state park system | for Arkansas, designed and super- | vised by a state park commission | with authority to act when it) deems action desirable, is planned. | § The recent session of the Gen- | eral Assembly made it possible for | that idea to be carried out by the | Attorney-General and the next few | months is expected to produce re- | sults of which the people of this State may well be proud. To Sefve Four Years. | The act provides for a commis- | sion of seven members, five of whom shall be appointed by the Governor and with the Attorney-, General as ex-officio chairman and. the Secretary of the Game and Fish Commission as ex-officio sec- retary of the State Park Commis- sion. The terms of the members four years and the members| shall serve without pay, other than | actual expenses while attending the official business of the com- | mission. | First members of the commfis- | sion shall be appointed, one for a term of one year, two for terms of two years and two for terms of four years. Thereafter, the ap- /pointments shall be for four-year terms. The Park Commission is author- ized to acquire sites for parks and to make rules and regulations for the preservation in its original native beauty the wild life therein and preserve the same for future generations It is made the duty of the State Park Commission to make a sur- vey of the State with relation to its needs of public parks; to procure information and compile data con- cerning such; to determine the de- sirability° and value of the areas offered to the State; to receive and acquire lands and areas by dona- tion, by gift, or by right or eminent domain: to make and enforce ruics an@ regulations for the manage- ment, care and control of such properties so acquired It is provided that the Park — | ADVERTISEMENT AN OBLIGING BEAUTY DOCTOR ee a A Beauty Specialist Gives Home- Made Recipe to Darken Gray Hair. Mrs. M. D. Gillespie, a well-known beauty specialist of Kansas City, re- cently gave out the following state- ment regarding gray hair: ‘¢ Anyone can prepare a mixture at home that wil! darken gray hair, and make it glossy. To a half pint of rum, @ small box of Barbo Compound and % ounce of givcerine. These ingredients can be purchased at anv drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained. This will make a grav-haired person look twenty vears vounger. It does not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy and will not rub off.’’ ; ; j ’ cs * ( ea VALTRNT \\e See Page 1 ‘Auto Section TZ, Permanent Connection for District Manager Dignified, pleasant, in a terirtory with earning possibili- tie of $10,000 to $25,000 annually with a new corporation of sound finan- Clal and high personnel rating. QUALIFICATIONS . Business man with executive abil- ity. . References individuals. . Necessary capital to finance your own organization; $3500 te $7500 according to size of territory. (Three territories open.) FEATURES: Large national advertise ing campaign; no stock or merchan- diese investment: minor traveling re guiremente; monthly income. The timely demand and the genera] worthi nessa the business make this an unusual opportunity. Qualified. ested parties write Division Office profitable position from banks or rated inter | THE QUICK and EASY way te find a LOST ARTICLE is te AD-| VERTISE the less in POST-Dis- | PATCH WANTS. Whyte Fox knocks pimples. Try it. At Barbers and Druggists 730 Strauss Bidg., Chicago, Il. tablets coset 2c 'foreign matter and decreases excessive | | acidity. thereby relieving trritation The each at all drug stores | Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg. Obi | locally at Wolff-Wilson Drue Stores. . Famous. LADY A 2 ~ ad = —— — ee mm SPECIALS AT FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. Sabo last a lifetime. A superb Suite! Con- sists of a beautiful, lux- urious bed davenport, a large wing chair and a comfortable club chair. Upholstered in genuine Jacquard velour. Loose reversible cushions, coil spring construction throughout! The dav- enport opens easily into a full-size bed. Of strikingly beautiful de- sign. A Suite you will be proud to own! itt BOOAYY This beautiful Suite consists of a bow-end bed, a dainty vanity dresser, a full- size dresser and a spacious chifforobe. quality—most beautiful design—and substantial construction. A Suite that will All in a rich walnut finish. The finest $225 Value Four-Piece Bedroom Suite 45 15 $15 Cash—$6 Monthly $235 Value Jacquard Top Rail Living-Room S$ $15 Cash—$6 Monthly TI eee * O00 , ig =, 2 - ag Pra SF An exquisite 3-piece Suite that will beautify any sun parlor or living room. Finely made and of latest and most appealing de- sign. With loose cushions tastefully covered in a beautifully figured cre- tonne. An _ exceptional value that cannot be dup- 7; ~ = we, licated at anywhere near this low price! Featuring 4 ‘ i fy wr * > a 4; FREE erator Set. the Complete Kitchen. Free! REFRIGERATORS! Mi Se With Every Ice Box a Refrig- A Necessity for the Nationally Famous GIBSON Make A full line of Refriger- ators and Ice Boxes of every size and finish. Side-icers, three-door boxes and top-icers. A Special for This Week! 3-door side-icer pic- tured, in a golden oak finish. A real $27.50 value for $18 With puiey purchase of $50 or over! One of these fine Coaster Wagons. Usually sells for $7.50! FREE with every purchase of more than $50! Get your boy one! — as

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PAGE 4c ieee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIL 3, 1927 ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND THE EXPERT wi ons FONER | wo ae me QITOSING FROM "130 sovoisr rowcnr ENPLORER TOTELLOF ‘Changes in Programs __ TAULALLT TOMO co ASAT ROOTONGHT ‘ os Mosco ’ nl , — Just Attach It to Your Light Socket™ e ———_ | ,,.. Leoncavallo’s “Pagtiacs me echedule of féa- ; : 4 @ | “9 Pe me a Jour f m™m KSD ~The. len Oh hear ; eit Lee, prior to fis jjo*! ng is : : Beniamino Gigli famous tenor of ae ’ oer, On the Eveready Hour fron Changes in the schecu | , ag the offering of the National Ge. ao “JZ and its chain this -~ ~ “ } ’ : c . “ ~ } — ag ’ 5 . i » + - , + ’ ’ { 2vIirrT asad we . er Our Specially Equipped the Metropolitan Opera Co. ill ee ey ' Tuesday evening, James Il. Clark.’ radio station of the St. L surrender — = — vaste Kiidinn iain ; from | ae dnant from KSD in the Atwa- ae ~ at 2 ; E a ; eS ector of the Am srican Tj atch bring several , ea rrisoned = * t etersours With Jp ip ny Omorrow Kickinson, organist. a a % ° +, ’ iat > aae P a 0 , J oe 4 * > ne assis ant dir sous . : . Iie + ro Tr * 4 ; = AO ea > ~'s cu tion | thr “ Fr 2 ] &, ter Kent hour tonight. es aN - / ; Hi “ é F tte tural ‘at : : 1 ~¢ feature qaire ‘ fy Lina « Js 3 | - a€4 il ‘ phe & eh vat ht nati throu igh KSD. The cast a ree . recital from W IZ at. Sin is radio dé >but. : ae : | Vv : oon ot me =. ’ Me er ; > bh first ul li accor ° “hh eplear r 3 ort at ci ] ; I : »f men; en. - 7 nm. - : eged fo advice | y | i BP: a 4 ny alia 8 | :; we say dba en : a i eo me? a force of Nedda; Nino Rutsi, baritone, quae = Helen Turley, ¢ contralto. (SUPER-HETERODYNE) sekit adio careers. The lure ween | eee eS : orden-Clark expeditio | Roosevelt Orchestra wi : th herma! t his forc ms Miss Male Quartette will is now sending abn a aa | ley unt stnesses © urke- | place f the Viking: 2 s Sheridan, on » Guiseppe di Benedetts, | The Elks’ For Superior eames se fam Dbroadc casting st: = AN J a ; : i n mye i. pays Io Siberia. ce esta ¢ enings lavi bl | , 060 Over night, Lee’s'Canio. and Gio ' a 3 : again from WJZ at &: — and Best Tonal Quality algpemapatetg gee es eee od : : 5 ‘es ae ee pee | 2D search of rare a ont Pa aegis ager ‘ ** weil) yt eT sag — see CAE, Se, 3 = Bihkhahn, een SEE for years led the screen-struck el oar i Aark will recon SS rreat Moments In History . ee ee ee = on 7 Miss Atwood, formerty ot oa will be soloist tn | Complete $352 50 Hollywood. wr eee ae ee | | and torture of himse!t ana Wihal” pr ce the Jolly Buckeye Bakers, but we inable t accom plis! | Met neert by the Commo- - “Ve en th people do not 2 a ae . 22 Morden by a band of savage | from 7:30 te Tuesday evenings.! this, bein Appomattox | *¢etropolitan Opera Comg i ight's ©° mle from WIZ. -She Radiola 28 With Radiotrons, $260 rite, but wait for me at the stage- ” ils oe of fe Mong oldiers, wi : ae he Smith Drees wae oe. [| eeeem mane Ger 6 Se | , ao ecednet Franck’s “Varia- door, after my} n¢ iat said th ; Le ff ae ising much trouble to the sOviet peen anpearin: from t 73! note to Lee, sug- | Opera Company. a wil play c You Can Get A - tenor. “Aan Sly hi | . e es al nN} ioe lal A dn irs egi pe . -dines d 13 4 of né 3, ae - a ¥ : ley me > to con- | A Play Within a Play, Tonight's radio tour from WwdIZ Genuine Radiola 20 is the nity ane Lnat ; ae a —— ‘ ; a Bags pia . — an ee . - S. Lee replied that ne | The scene of the 3 hack to the beginnings of stage frignt. 2 ae ae Le ws Lisiwas a ‘ 40%N: ‘ AAi€4 wouéd meet Grant on terms for a opera is Wil go : travel telling how the Now $78 00 “ 1m constantly receiving let the on! yu “bl vpoded white men +) wil > featur rith vari -omplet cessation of hostilities,|in Calabria, near, Montalte, on 4 aes ions excursi ion was con- se ters asking my advice. These tet © the lids of mirai 34 - 3% ist ¢ ligh rfarie.y progra%@ry sut agge for absolute sur- day of the Feast of the 7 The speaker will al isg tel] mostiy from vocal Se ee ae Other New Features. ‘render. Lee refused, as it | tion, and ts supposed to tale sal — first “European tour, the first dents who dre am of dreams. —= == ee eeu owe ewes see geaagg a at a Saturday night, from 8 to 9, was obvious “that the Southern about the nineteenth ) 7 ef the Holy Land, the first NO OBLIGATION—_TERMS IF DESIRED cali: Mac adie ahh, and tami La bov hes dined Ol broadcast the “Week| forces, which were gradually be- sti telat ground the world, and the . : : ° in despair over the note of pride en the combined strength al onders, ture in which vari-!ing starved, could not hope suc- ntroduction, % ton relief expedition to Khar- Let Us Assist You m Changing Over Your Radio lat runs through most of the let- rescey Pagk gg meget nate “ ous WEAI tists will appear. cessfully to combat the Northern nio sings the prologue ang con The Mecca pilgrimages will > *s% ers about the son or daughter ne z et hursday night, fron army, Lee called his officers for aj his audience that actors as on bed. Set to One Completely Lamp Socket Operated j ters ebout the son or dau in “ ne | Heete a oe Sy in” ‘The laee wae oun-|subject to panes Se oot) ee ing the great voice of the age . broadcast an hour for the conference Bi _ God “—" tichter t back. -* ; frey WwW Serving the Debut in 1914 at Revigo. th ee me Zi ™ and left to’ Cadillac Motor Co., in which the! render ora battle to finish. |'He bids them remember this fees @ request selections from WJZ | CEntral 3454, ran rf Home Electric- “Will I hear Johnnie sing? Or | were © om ” Ft while odes pgpegae ‘alle Symphony Orchestra wili| Finally Lee decided tha the part rather than dwell on the peer @® $:00 tonight. | 3455, 3456 ally Since wil] I come to listen to Mary's les- at r if of killin be featured. 'of wisdom lay in surrender and ar- | atrical trappings and tinge] ot WJZ Program for a A Demonstration in Your Home ters are | eee - Ay es Mik omy te hey ae ” ee a mages - . >" + gee oll = ~~ >> . - -_~- —— oe Se nee % 444448 1886 gon? Alas, even if I had the time paste he surrender of Gen. Robert E.| ranged to meet Grant the wang bag a ‘Concert Orches ° : to hear all these voices, what good 1. 4 a -ommander of the armies of dav. He rode alone to see Grant, troupe of stroll plegunilll Commocore - Electric Co., 904 Pine St.» could I do? It its tmpossible to Arkansas and Kentucky Num- Feet Frozen, Face Baked, the nfederacy in the Civil War,/and the terms which Grant of- | seven whose ee : ie. acheduled by WJZ for 6 to- | judge the chances ot a young boy! bers Also on WJZ ‘‘Musical Only the timely arrfval and im-/ .i1) be th heme of the “Great/ fered to him have ever been ajable affair—is set up tn the ol | sw evening. merely by listening to the L'nited States’’ Program tervention of soviet officers saved Moments in His tory,” |'memorable incident in American | place. Cantilo (Pagliaceis} » Roxy wil! feature *"Dodg” of | a, eonbin See a oe t LALO) : their lire: ut both men still suf-) wey: Tuesday night history. Nedda (Columbina) arrive te ga "The Sweethearts :)f the Air” fame press, Were "s Si render Recalle The touching farewell of Lee to| donkey cart. Beppe (the ts his broadcast fpgpm WJZ. KDKA MAIL ORDERS make a study of the individuai's _ — fer from injuries {0 . ht. waMONDAY SPECIAL FILLED 7 mperament, which cannot -. b bros = lark and Morgen, ‘Whe were Mm he surrender of Lee took pl his army will be the closing episode Quin) leads the donkey and Sam KYW at 6:30 tomorrow nig Ee jone 1 the few moments of hearing S Z ak 4 o- oa “ a pretat ee |) 6first Americans t: raverse tne t a matte ourthouse. ’a.. of this broadcast. (the clown of the prologue) me 6am addition to Douglas Stanbury. oe lows. Canio beating hig ai Roxy will have his entire gang !n- an : i o adi’ Sadi aude s _ st . | } : ( epee’ d through lian Oeeat thy Tollow Sea. left attract the crowd. warns ¥ an ding Julius Bledsoe, Fiorence | Reagan Oey > aliaiial - nes as eee oi. | the pntry in January, 1926, an penalty of flirting with —ueeMulbolland, John W. Roddenbury. | — , italv. his native town te studied tease a. ay have just returned. Most of thei wife. The villagers greee bie ria Gambarelli and Margaret | . , } . ome Conservatory. nd eae Re oa sng : , as eee ; 3 4 ee As tic ok Vas hrou;: h snow al j 1e King of Funmakers, Re 3 cee. Hi Ss sy mphonic orchestra : _— | : — to them the outline I} be alternately guided by Erno | : _ Ds eS ! [ rlter a iton rh : aa Liste; -aonileell coult not +} . pee. Maurice Jacquet, Chartes “unday ‘FREE 7 i. WITH EACH £2.00 AND OVER PURCHASE. m “La Gioconda.” he WJZ studio orchestra staff. a eT ee clown will ‘be a treacherous eee an ‘coe wil; | WaBt. ; is fame quickly spread through = ager gnenine the program with *Ssistance from man |in love with another mang ggmmmme mixed chorus (f 100 voices wilt KDK A. Drastic Reduction . ee te amet the ante to Taste. ake as perme irs Sa ee oe ae ‘hen they traveled at night to |but the returning husbang | be used to givp a choral back- wilight mi t no, Bologna, Naples, Rome, an: é- main? | Geteet - ,. lessen the danger ! ave Hes" Publi emand | : asides catch him and punish him i and. ” . $165 6-Tube Super- , Oy is = . eh ial « a} talian a | Ngee eee aetna Se wane ies aused bv th sun's softening effec . ved ingnam Ex ecullve Sees It will be the usual mixture : The Record Bovs are to broad- | &F n Heterod ! Antenna ape seat’ eet See Meh | ca ae ee, no ane cas Ce te ee, ee ee ee i Indicated Dy Approv Nothing in Sight to Replace |[comedy, love and hitreé from WJZ at 8% morrow e er yne RCA ' ’ "e nae —s . . 2: : i ‘ a = iid ei us ‘1 ; - . = : é : . 4 7a ' as ~~ 7 apenas n tt old “an : crowd departs to await the t. W immer oO iso, ne Was eng entucky ome,” “I'n roin Back sapey Ata: & e : © BL Dee is atig L To 7 ) unday Jae | ‘R’ | ter) Ss or Eliminators. =i e 5 ' ) 4, ti yr the Metropolitan Opera, N . Louisville.” “Kentucky Babe” | OCCOPOpaty theim teve trys ve B’ Batteries c ised dramatic treat in the Memories of five musical com AGO, . r, 0 Pr. oe he — ade his debut in nie seid ae Sth oe que: | heir faces literally were Dake: y ning. as fies will be rev wed when WJZ tie tf oe — z Te ae es eee V a: Orn AaMa prea In “7a Sue! catia Pens mo’ > THs T has F a ” a ¢ @ ° ext tle . } Ground ‘7 fj . e] *? ntneoe Le ee? ? ae “te, ‘ — e - il i ¢ a’ - « (Jia & : 4° 4 ' i . = . at ihe Herbert H. Frost, general sales ft alone. Nedda. who has . KDKA broadcast th n i sto! tuck ntucl ef ' Gow. With T if : . a ‘ : hey pass througn ie great discovere that the radic ID11C “ fallen j ith Silwi gemuud Light Opera Hour at $§:30 6 RCA ubes and | : . , umber From Carmen. of Saving Gor Morning.”’ ese, eee: ae e | _ os A aE a ea | ot manager of E. T. Cunningham, Inc., |’ 1 in love with Silvio, 2. ) > irc ia young farmer. si ~aeeemorrow night. tra. is = teed. i Mh ae & , CO to the tune of “St. Louis Blues.” © Z ee ats pgledtigpes yea “h} 14 ty - ; 2 es ‘ . “T iit P ) aS 1? ve) 9 - 7 7i¢ ‘ . — y fs ; ¢ - . . ad st A -' a> & . : ie ne m “ | i _ Special Price eS ig “Trenaec | wpe Al av r, \adition mp from 5 to 5:3 . today. will made the following statement: whip. Crushe : 30 Tuesday. ) } aT ae 2 ac NM mericat useum’s collection 7s lip. Crushed, he vows veng The “To-Re-Weds” will change S28 Compiete Heavy Duty Saauats Por ae “Rimpianto” ees ee eadininee Dain hotter of tas se i OY ah mappa Peg, See Er on sist of this kind of music. company has had under’ He knows of her love for Silmme rtime of broadcasting on Tues- Battery Equipment for. SS i oe 2 : , Rt i ee ee mere : ai a a i ~4 He prosran ‘ili be played by n ration for over a year and and he will inform her } : night. and on that night and KTHS, ‘ a a aati ctaneate woth . . ‘ , ‘ : . ese ty : se ee ; . a cg .S ate a* = * —s “ry 7 rehect thine t OU t - by - 2) —_~ , Ss ee 25, $11.95 ad- a _ timited 0: rent Die ta a ‘ , sing ‘“‘By the Mississip) r "0! ained ich hitherto unk apres Bex 5 es Bee — ra which ean hought of introducing Silvio arrives, is told of @e Tuesday nights hereafter, will pone ditional. 's mite uantity i ish Dan vee Rae Mos ‘tends en “Bayou SCP Shia SE ; 2 | a ong ae is be featured in two other a type tebe which would sim- threat, but Nedda sings WEMEhe heard from WJZ. KDKA and gyw ¢ : - d We Sl ey grams on the chain. The plify the appli cation of alternating my heart shall be thine.” 4 4m w at 6°45 WJZ; $18 G. E. Tungar ChargersS 95 at z en Mr. Gis ef eat: ae ZIELINSKA AND "BENEDETTO i , 6 4 Kuve ist ioe ~ - Pprokram To.ows: j : house current in the operation of between the lovers follows, u George Olsen and his Stromberg- WAL, Complete with $4 G. FE. Tungar Bulb oi seat — | ete — 4 iry o1onaise, nopin; radio receiver. — different will be forgotten in our love”. BCarison orchestra will play from Lam WiLL SINS ON KSD FRIDAY . veo nen a white saan, ond knew aise de Fleurs,” Tschaikowsky; | types of such tubes have been de-| True to his threat, TOMOMEMMENTR KDKA and KYW at 7:00/) 820 I_quipped af ‘ cd * Ra a =) oe ' ma ina me , : +44 °° % =r ae i PO + - y¢ .- : ae e. ‘ + és "¢- 5 o> ¢ > 4 ‘ -o? +a . a ; on = RS ~~» : Horn Speakers with gen- S$ 38 ; Oe isk sisdaue at B Guan sige WEES agg ed By Arabe, ikowsky; | velc ind ex; nted with, but with Canio, but by foree ® ita eventne WBZ. . Ora i¢ : io ~ 7%? . v rye 4 » 7 4 _ a | » + = ~ . : 7 i = is a€ a s =I ae Ms : eT : ned. : - ; unseen, escapes over a wall, i JZ, KDKA and KYW at 5 Tues- | : - tation WDOD (“hattanooga. the ; e ‘tional — ; mn AY miu ater, adman: “F iam arci OTK is continuin ; im™ ' ) CONE SPEAKERS S$ 95 anger % Seep] ila aise ae i COO sta poise, of ark Wil describe the mode Of | cta’ Russian melody: “Tark Fvea’ ¢ imber of practical and —y e mg a oe yest ; col ee, ee ; Tenn. (256 meter 1170 kilocyeles Artists’ progran > be broadeast | 1 ne ees ay RE he eae - f. ee ! Ay. at ves, . ae we cue ne ‘- sings e world-far ; 7 (Compares favorably with high priced speakers | 1’ erelehratea i LP ONe —e Senin oa “ry, £ 7 “ s a ; . aes ; ane : Russiat ry O SU: | S00nes) 0 istics. . anis } ie > L108 ir i... pw AUsAlse. Fis - ia a & a4 X ’ Oversize or Fords and = Die a ' have under considerati oe Act two finds the expectant # (-eempa.”” “Aida.” “The Marriige “On a ; hey. ae ey ed Sis — : ewe Was dience under th trees, with ve Figaro * “Herodiade cad “Martha” (Wied $1.4 ALL” ’rFO ry TER gn es he tentative type num- - 0 LOWED For Lk OLD BATTER) ye “afl ba - ae . yP ot 2 prominent among thern. “Ern o° So — CX-325, purely for purposes of - ' , ni. S50 CROSLEY S75 CROSLEY , | @ “si PI th ‘al ¢ : KE . . . ert RRs al ven lay’ is the usual farce in Wl w half 7 5-30 »*- TtRE $ 5-7 CONSOLE, be 39 5 RP d R f avDo0rTratory lesignation. Thies tube RE ' , ; a WIZ P ednesday. : SINGLE DIAL WITH BUILT- Cs _ uy a id ecep ion has what is comonly known as an sie yee > he absence of ae ogram for ‘wz. : va (the husba nd) makes clumey Mm The 'thnited States Army Band night. CONTROL iN (ON aytorn . an? ma thn — : si-T as ie . . + ‘ x naiiy he a‘ | cathode and 1s 4 + x ’ , E AKER Insurance imilar to a tube which has been 0 Colt imbina Repulsed, he “— al play a half hour program from soloist - = h has the Harlequin coming in t@ Sgwashington at 6:30 Wednesday Orche 3-Coil German , P ‘o7 A Typical Kolster Owner’s By Equipping Your Seales e ei aires ie pel = aan _ | with Columbina. Resigned, BRMight. to be broadcast by WJZ and Radio Set With ces: posts himself at t the door asa SG WRC. Airs from Friml's “The , Power Phono Unit 3S fe Enthusiastic Statement ‘This is a type of tube which, %ainst the returning husbasd MMMEWarabond King.” will be featured * SEL cage Sh At Spee ee) Sp 172 beh Pet Pe sak Monell x © . y present opinion, has a very return ee Pagtiaccio. drunk, is by John and Ul 6 Pvery Unit Guaranteed. Will Stand 4 Ss TS 2 limited, if any, market possibility announced As he return = Mitchell, the lodents, from WJZ, Char 90-135-180-volts and even more. = a , ca ans : it doe no ‘liminate the ‘BR’ waht hears gyn were of the first act © EDKA and KYW at 7 Wednesday Royal Q5 FRESH-TESTED 4 i ee SREY Ft ne eat —— ts reofnuere - ' cen a -| Radio Dry Celis—Pr h. ¢ * § ai Se ee Ca Ea ee ae te ee ee ed : , : —— esuits over any of uses to give. and continu t The program follows: Hee ‘ © res ' 5 , . -\) it AE ete spl aline ns a4 . ; in : *f)) . _ new steck: 4 far $1 ' 7 | gel aaa RRP eis tone SOT tre ne seh SSS SS SS Se ere | 4 al 2 : ype: ff tubes. her part in the play. to gain is “Old ¢ colonel March” (Shitkret); | Bea zi _ “ ; *. 2 and 5 wee) . . » 4 orm. f ry" }.. . iawn ~ 4 ‘ type The audience on the stage and © Spirituals, paraphrase (Shil- | ans pres- theater alike never have sees "a t)-— Max well orrhest ra. “Pitck- “solve: 1927 M4 BALKITE Hh . ign a s Wi a3 ete . ceivers., nr ‘ven d - CO ld. acting as that which is a” inny ry nee’ (Gg 9) \.- Maxwell ria.” 8 TO if A. M. SPECIALS | odels . ; i ". Mg ‘ 5 a = 5 eae ge A-B-C DRY BATTERIES ul not improve the cults when Pagtiaccio shouts af ve ' eaten “Do cb meee ban) ‘os Noi.” $2.50 CX30@ Cunningham 65c 8 TO 11 A. M. ONLY Ries Pedy es eee ee ; — Manufactured ander the most Otainadie from such ceiver that perhaps in death's agen? Sam lo) (Arr. Sc hepp)—Rex Sec herp Fuente Detector Tubes High and Low Charg- ~ . ‘ P22 Celik on ee Se . , hs ; x » See = ; 47 oan , 84. on ers, $19. 50 value $1 1.95 ; ee pot ee oe - - efficient laberatory supervi- ici : ne mit ipie gs ne | iT] re ven!) thea name of his “ idian Love c al (Fr , rim! ‘ — Vax. folk Brandes Superior fet 8 . . ‘ : ; sion—the unasunils tr bey /? “on- vantage 5 +h | rat? . traver He «+ he hoe vagely, ¢ 1 . i . ‘ ” dero: Headsets _. Nt > B-W $14 35 : SS — struction is INSURANCE ¢hat : | st: shea yieegs PW ans ace & a rchestra. “Bells of Sait‘ : Type ZOLA your reception of RADIO'S *% cl a eae Se oe as she falls Silvio’« name ~ % ." Scherzo from ‘Midsummer) Lace Tubes 40c [£20.00 Trickle oS 55 | eo Byer artists and programs —— ee ly. her lips. Silvio rushes fretl Segight’s Dream” (Mendeissohn): | P'*F a $1. 19 $42.80 185-Ver pe oe 2D. ways be uaniform in o development that w: low audience to the stage and the a ™Gvotte from “Mignon” (‘Thema’), from | oi $25.50 | _o ee me 201 any poss.bi of the knife flashes again, « Doe. Ay. Ay” (Traditional! —Mas-. with B Eliminators The Finest Tone hg Ea t W HOLESALERS y ' 4 nati w » Te sSity fi Silvio to fall tn death aera . ' ¥ Orchestra. “Marche Milttaire™ | play sies ning a BARRETT ELECTRIC Co. s’ batteries or ‘B" battery elimi: hody of Nedda Stupefied, Ge wanio solo) (Shilkret) “— Rex | Beet —" a ‘ $28.00 Monark “A’’ Eliminator . i $14.95 ah. 30s ne ae. tors. he only Sibie vel lets the dripping knife @8 & Dp. “Negro Dance” (Shil-| ’ yg $4 39 ——- - 50 | Kolster 6-D ~~ SOS Pine St. a sna impier method his hand. and laugche hye — ). | Man Special ' ADAPTERS ; r wice DEKO ELECTRIC Co. eon etme: ene + “The comedy is finished. | An “Ola Timers” program =A recital ' 1026 Market & ret to th flamen ircul n Fr. = | $6 q8 Tube ei UN 2004 G5e MELVILE® & "4 AL Ine market cdevelonomen-r ; LT a _ offered by the Radiotrons Wed- aieree any St. Chartes. Bie. “I want to be most emphatic in PERFORM WELL IN | Buch hits of yesterday as “Tor. Her TUBES TABLES Say RETAILERS ) matement that any so-called in the Straw,” “Sweet Rosie Che $1\LouD SPEAKER AERIAL WIRE— tube development will not, dy” “ : tc EXTENSION CORDS— AOe Stranded: A. 8. ALOE OPTICAL co. nena obsolete present broadcast The condition of a new y ang “My Darling Clemen- * With ping Oe eee | 51% Olive St. receivers, and that our present | ceiver tube, the Zetka. can be Seen” be given. a . : | . BAUER RBRRO for Thursday. J. E Half price ' DENS , BRANDT FLECTRIC CO. as a standard basis of rad r-|termine by ocular evidesem ae a wates bor he Misvts- | -- Half price at SERS. .......... ase. We will be glad to arrange a demonstration in your own home —oe Fine 9. formance.” © BS" | these tubes are made of ¢ a; vey River wil “viet ted cy the — Sit GENUINE KADIO. RANE d nal cy ll $4 95 KRYSTAL if you wish. miss “3. Catew mae” - | ans Cory pert « eee ra and sol pists in the “Our | song. 5147 « Ww r militias *07 ow ba — GLOBE ELECTRIC CO. wc EToay co, | MOUOPERSIANS FRIDAY oui Fe eeandllipe wks Rw 2 Ro N S Ss ial Sale on Floor and | JEff 1170 scHwWw seo .eseat ee CORP. PROGRAM THROUGH KSD also in the customary other & - : " , wenedin » F | : Window Sample Radios : 3211 LOCUST ST. a Bi. In a test for 4 hoors im St riday. , stone RADIO CO, Following ts the program to be Thursday nigh: @etka tw ’ 4 The Bonnie Laddies — Jam«s | ison. > . A > ; = . , — AB cre ~ oe OPERATING @RDER a. -” ae Mate _ baa roadcast through KSD by the formed untformly well! tn r 2 Loy Noll and “har’es ee Freed Bisemann ae ine aEILE Pine Se. Whittall Anglo-Persians next Fo | spect. They were tested Gra® 4:30 will broadcast from WJZ Stud P.-E 10 Freed. F-& 30 Freed- "THERN RADIO CO day night: | standard 6 Frida ht. *? will | tenor, ; : o=88 - ie tandard 6-tube set, then && y nig ey J Eisemann 5- The Eisernann 6 The Kisemanh 6 The $S9 sT.. Louls< BB no } a “Cali of the Desert”: “Egyptian | tube eset having two stages ' _~ re 4 | CO.. ST3T Eaeten ‘Av. mpressions™ (Crist): “Love's Laas - as —_ FREED-EISEMANN | BARNES 4 HAMPE. Wora” (Cc wd weed sistance coupled amp ‘ : RAD , 0 remieux); “Extrell in a superheterodyne E 1OLA f 5000 Deimar Bi. (Ponce): t select a4 : mt CROSLEY, STEINITE, OTTO C. NERL, | request selection; “Indiin| In each instance the tuba @ u . * " oP 6640 Graveis Av. | Summer’ (Herbert); “Persian | in « thoroughly ‘tat ri . . — March” (Strauss), o nen eee

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 50 RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND THE EXPERT + : “PAGLIACE’ TOMORROWAMWCAST FEATURES. [esp Procram week oF armas OLSEN TO PUT MODERN 2* aterm cso uesoay PAGIFG COAST CHAIN Ware Ee te Good CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Through KSD on Tuesday e D NIGHT'S KSD Ey f | WI THIS WEEK 545.1 Meters—550 Kilocycles TOUCH tl THE CLASSICS | ize the twenty-fifth game in th | P | Daily—9:40, 10:40, 11: 40, 12:40, 1:40, 2:40 and 3:40. market and auction bridge series will be sent Y | The c Weather reports. 12:40 and 1: 40 news bulletins. on the air. Daily—10:00 A M., Laclede Gas Light Co. Home Service Period. | -———_—--- — Two women collaborated in 2S on i] Powerful Built i Tr agic Work of 3 Leonca . a | 11:00 A. M., Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Betty Crocker Gold ; ) valle! Hour an Se aa Operatic}|| Medai Taiks. | ei r preparation of the hands for this | : well Orchestra Will Be Heard Over! came. The four experts whose | Chance for ‘DX’ Reception on Selective : Radio Will Be. Pres ; : : ented From Pert Among the Note- | Sunday, April 3 Wednesday, April 6 _ WJZ in Stromberg-Carlson | game will be put on the air are; Unusual Scale for St. Louis ips We are not high-pressure salesmen, but just “plain folks.” Mew fork. anutd | worthy Programs. Il] Crosley wold, Brae Aer! 7:30 P. M. Hour Tuesday | Mrs. Guy 0. Puréy of Omaha, List 4g Moscow Art Orchestra. side Me Fed — . tb ag 2 'Neb.; Miss Annie B. Shelby of -steners, | We know the Infra-Dyne is good. We know that it gives the kind | : asinble with i ag _ | —--—- | Portland, Ore., and Milton nll es | of reception that critical people demand. You can convince | Leoncavalio’s “Pastiace:” he schedule of fea- 6:20 P. M. as dure aetiet _ 2 Work and Wilbur C Thite i f the Infra-Dyne by comparing it with the his wil prsiorios is t eae i o : feature artist. "Modern music” will be featured ur . Whitehead The yourself of the merits of t nfra-Dyn y pa x yas the offering of the Nationa! Gpa.,a WJZ and its chain this | Semana “Wits an’ ack a 8:00 P. M p08 of New York. The hands will be ne opening program of the best sets you have heard. Note the beautiful, pure tone quality; | Opera Company tomorrow night fs ‘ : | _ ee from the Capito} Ipana Tréubaésnss _ Tuesday plght tthe yen | as follows: Milton Cc. Work. deal- | newly formed Pacific Coast Divt- test its ability to tune in distant stations through local Interfer- ‘through KSD. The cast will ee Kickinson, organist, eater, New York Cit 8:30 P. M berg-Carlson Hour from WJZ, er, “South, holds: Spades, A, K,/ sion of the National Broadcasting enoe; prove to yourself that it gives the kind of reception you in. in a recital from WJZ at | 8:15 P. M. Balkite _ a ¢ ‘ KDKA and KYW. This broadcast | @- 4, 2: Hearts, K, 3; Dfamonds, | co, js scheduled to broadcast from want. And remember, the Infra-Dyne can be built {nto a cabinet peo 10, 3; Clubs, A, Q, 6. 5. Mrs, G to suit your taste. Ask us where you can hear one. clude Martha Atwood, gopr yl play w - ) | ’ an ‘" ocal soloist will | , tt | Dp 0, ag tonight The v Atwater Kent Radio Hour with | 9:00 P. M series will be given by George Ol.- | ‘| the Colonial ballroom of the St. Nedda; Nino Ruisi, baritone, Tonio; | Miss Helen Turley, contralto. Beniamino Gigh, tenor of the | Purdy, ‘‘West,” holds: Spades, 10, Metropolitam Opera Co., assisted | This and That>by the Nationa] sen and his orchestra, and is spon- 9, 8 spot, 7, 6: Hearts, A. Q, J, 10 |Francis Hotel in San Francieco next JULES W. BENEKE Guis¢ ‘ppe di Benedetto, t “fhe Elks’ Male Quartette will hy . i. enor # , | y the Atwater Kent Orchestra. | Cavaliers Male artet ;sist- ' . ‘a b | on ‘Canio, and Giovanni x peard again from WJZ at 6:30 | ed by v PF ws ate a lhe 'sored by the Stromberg-Carlson | 9; Diamonds, none; Clubs, K, J, | Tuesday evening, beginning at 10 Factory Representative, 1602-04 Arcade RBullding, ‘| baritone, Silvio. ’ Be nahn. Beigian- cad Monday, April 4 | Variety program. Co. While most of the selections | 4 deg C. Whitehead, ‘North,’ | o'clock Central time. HAVE YOUR INFRA-DYNE BUILT BY EXPERTS yarie Bink ann, be 6:30 P M Thursd A " will be played in modern rhyth | holds: Spades, J, 6, 3; Hearts, 6, | The | ‘ ; ° . a ri , rnytnm, | -. ; , program will be simultane. y, April 7 5; Diamonds, A, K, Q, J, 9; Clubs yane- ll) SERVICE DEPARTMENT VAN-ASHE RADIO CO., 10TH AND PINE STREET Miss Atwood, formert : pianist, will be soloist in | oe ee yY of the P Nationa! String Quartet. 7:00 P. M. they will not be essentially dance 8 spot 3 2 Miss Shelby. “Fast » | Ously broadcast by KGO, Oakland, Metropolitan Opera Co wiapt’'s concert by the Commo-| . 1 et | Mpany, will She | 7:00 P M: The La Salle Symphony Or- music. Vocal selections and im-| holds: Spades, none: Hearts, § | Cal.; KPO, San Francisco; KFT, GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE C0. 207 WN. 10TH ST. from W IZ. . ° sv make her debut with the Nati peaebic fT , ; : nad ‘ onal” Cesare Franck’s “Varia- | Old Neighboriood Trio. chestra im a_ special ere era by || strumental novelties will be inter-| spot, 7, 4, 2; Diamonds, 8 t, 7, | Los Angeles; KGW, P | Opera pas _ the Cadillac Motor C: | BPO f, By os amonds, spot, «, | 440s Angeles; KGW, Portland, Ore.; pera Company. 7:15 P. M. ree spersed among the orchestral selec:| 6. 5 4, 2: Clubs, 10. 7. 4. oud eat MA Goceme Wiel HAL GOODENOW 2665 LOCUST ST., JEFFERSON 0448 A Play Within a Pia dio tour from WJZ. Strickland Gilli! nt ere nae nei vy, Tenigbt's radio etrickiand Gliilian, well known ; Our Musical United States f LIONS. ere ee 2 7 : Yr . 0 ] > ‘ aiuUudsiCs —~ Oi states ir ‘ , ' ‘ ( ‘ . . — The scene of the Opera is lata i 6 hack to the beginnings of humorist, in monologues. waz. s from Each program will include a GOLDMAN'S BAND T0 PLAY and KHQ, Spokane, Wash. a how the 7:30 P M ° modert ers} a lassic; a iin Calabria, nea - red travel, te lling ° - . 9: 00 Pr, M. rn version o a classical com | - Montalto, on the : . cone Hires Harvesters in the Far | soodrich Zippers. position, the example during the 3 OF DIRECTOR'S WORKS ‘railway excursion was nod ‘day of the Feast of the As eo . East ek tnd Sn. , Sump. Basted The speaker will also tell pete ; . first broadcast being the Overture ees temae are | ‘tion, and is supposed to take place ofthe first European tour, the first 9:00 P. M. Friday, April 8 to “Zampa.” | In the Goldman Band's concerc | Leoncavallo’s Opera “Pagliac- | 8:00 P. M. , ;next Friday night, at 7 cenfrai | — ~ ‘ . * ab Holy Land, the first , : - sig ne nineteenth century. Aft. he the ae ld, and the i’ by the National Grand Opera National concert artists g en OF Se eee ees time, three of Conductor Gold- ver & brief musical introduction, T ‘tour Co. : ety son broadcasts,” says Olsen, “we! man's works—“On the Pier,” “Cen. | 0 Bavgon relief expedition to Khar- 8:30 P. M. Ihe > gg OP a _ wae . The Logical Store for Personal A ion and Perfect Satisfaction nio sings the prologue and re ilgrimages wil 1 La France Orchestri will try to provide 60 minutes of/ tral Park” and “On the Hunt’--| ices " ” stents —= errect ceract minds The Mecca pilgrimages will Tuesday, April 5 - ‘interesting, tuneful, modern or-| will be played. All Models of his audience that act oe ‘ : | TGs eo benensae ge er oun erie stitintet . em | aie er Pee Whittal) pee Al ee ne Our handling of one This program will be broadcast | STROMBERG-CARLSON A ginal eget this fact igay request selections from WJZ || Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. : 9:30 P. M. os maaan aay ‘nowd drosdamn ba kien Le ae” oe ee ' sear ttaatnne tea phy gt 4:00 tonight. aie . : 7:30 P.M. es weer — music. As classical selections afe|KVOO,-WFAA. WDAF, WDAF.| RCA Radiolas, Atwater Kent and Victor Combinations en Display WIZ Program for Monday. - reat Moments story In | The H. & K. Coffee program ||| S°0red: @usicians are not allowed | and WLIB. The Most Scientific Radio Service in St. Louis players. ; a | | which Lee’s surrender will be | by the Hotel Statler Dance Or- to inject any initlative into their | At f Concert Orches- | y , Sy ee Oe hove theater& Donan sett: Bapeheduted by WIZ for 6 to-||| tional Broadcasting Con" \* | chestrn Slaying ot'the mute "we wl atl, & K, WEDNESDAY PROGRAM 4929 DELMAR rixtvinincs FOrest 0430-0431-0432 OPEN EVENINGS rives, whose theater—a smal) port. § is scheduled by WJZ for 6 to-| able affair—is set up tn the market evening. 8:00 P. M. Saturday, April 9 ! regs to eprtniaiied these selections Following is the program for the | place. Canto (Pagliaccio) ang § Roxy will feature “Dodg” of Eveready Hour . 11:30 A. M. n a reise, whiten enables the | proadcast through KSD at 7:30 | MEMBER ST. LOUIS RADIO TRADES ASSOCIATION | Nedda (Columbina) arrive in a g*the Sweethearts of the Air’ fame 9:00 P. M. Music by the Waldorf-Astoria members of an orc hestra to =@X-| Wednesday evening by the Statler | 2 to| donkey cart. Beppe (the Harte. Sighs broadcast from WJZ, KDKA Auction Bridge Game. and Rolfe’s Palais d’Or Orches- press themselves in their playing.) Concert Ensemble in the H. & K. tra. “To accomplish this, we will use period: bde Guin) leads the donkey an KYW at 6:30 tomorrow night. ind Toni 9:30 P. M 8:00 P. M novel orchestrations of the com- Selection from “A Waltz Dream” | (the clown of the | ition to Douglas Stanbury, . ° ° . . ° ‘lows. C anio be nt siniegy le) een have his entire gang in- Radio Cavalcade. National Week Enders. positions, made especially for us by (at a ae ) aes } eatin Mack Mudd : "ies ” « 4 iis dram to. BVA: ¥ : : Eddie Kilfeat) tate ‘ : if mir: NS . fii “e » 4 : ic. iwat | )attract the crowd, warns v”* the jing Julius Bledsoe, Florence sadie Kilfeather with the view OF tenor, Miss Virginia Krebs, accom- | | penalty of flirting with an other's guubolland, John W. Roddenbury, | . ~ | bringing out all the harmonic value) panist: “Cherie, I Love You’ | Pwife. The villagers greet b! Gambarelli and Margaret S d R d P eh Ale iets wal sic We are not! (Gooam: ani Mather Machwes™ m dman), ans wher acnt "7 : : | unday Nadio Frogram ||attempting to ‘jazz’ the classids.| (Olcott-Ball):» overture. “Ray-| / i. =, | , —— | mr a i f P we - ~ ~ - —— + - + SS le aes 4 LACE IT deh Poe, j : te oi Saale ee eee eee Te - dea dete wal ay ee ends pled - ; ; » boi ; ; ~ we ~4 ’ P - ~ eee - dod Bee 4 ve Menapiy Nag pth, ep sight. Xabid- natant. rr cS 7 1 ny ot gee: Woes = tle en oo toe } ee tee ee eT - Cs fr os el ee a Pat A At ” yh edn kt ites Peet ee a Oo et Or has abs ~ ee ee ee ~ death rca catty moaiianinanaininis sts et Payee GE inn. sepa tet tab ns ype Sn i ! ' | abbr pte sme Bie vs BN Boe fe yo tg ama An, n+ Reger eth oeeg- om rot > ie: maa re ~ ER a. _ me” “ -~ ~s = enw REL OO IOS MO el A Mo all pO tts a aly a A en OE Oe a. corm hai ce 8 ae t n a 9 _ ae Pp: . eetagraneniites > engine aameall LS ERG SL BO IOS ie Sa OE OE” Saas CRETE: TFS aE Boge oars ae fg NEE Se a te a ? > 5 7 " . ae - . — oe emma penne tee a —— . . : , we eee Bian ’ 4 , ‘ ' ‘ iesiohae. tie ean ted " : ste i‘ “ge ye SPT LU Ra re git eee were aa ad wi ow mh we vat NY ge | the King of Funmakers. He cx. ppueKee. His symphonic orchestra pl: “ing to them the outl ne of the il] be alternately guided by Erno Instead, we are trying to present mond’ (Thomas): “walling in Love | little play to be presented The De _ H. Maurice Jacquet, Charlies | ’ ener a ites went WEBH,* Chicago (370.2m-810kci—7_ art- them ina manner whBh should With You” (Mever)* selections | . : . 7 4 i aot be i >. i ists Pe be ate : P ‘ ¥ *? - ‘ “e ‘* a Clow n Will be a@ treacherous fellow, winand Frederick Stahlberg. "JID. wien WMC WOW. WRYVA., WFAA. | a ; one lend them a@ new appeal. from “Miss Springtime” (Kalman) : 4 00 voi 41] | WSBT, Wen. WSMB, WTIC. ; Bose ce ().9m-630ke ) — 7 :30 in love. th another man’s wife, geeemixed chorus of 100 voices will | aptist church: &:30, Bob Poole’s id suturing husband fifagee be used to give a choral back- | KDKA. Pitisbure , (309 1m or ee ocala ttle. Castilian orchestra. program will include novelty in- ADVERTISEMENT jcatch him and punish: him for i¢ Mpround. hurch: 8:30. WJZ athial Gaieell oa - a strumental numbers and selections : , . ’ ° = P =~ or ; : ’ ‘ ‘ aii sIsuer) ni Th : ‘ \It will be the usual mixture af 'The Record Boys are to broad- | boom Lincoln Oe an’ ~~~ deas: mu- (40, Our music room; 10, Sam age by Olsen's vocal trio, Iran Irs MAKES RADIO , fie yet sage yee 1 | ocnist; 10:20, Bible Bob Rice and Bob Borger. By omedy . 3. ide at S morrow sinen cee 1 i. jcomedy, love and hitred. The from WJZ at \ re) [FNF. Shenand ah (481. 3m- 650k y— | __ Peading; q on > 6-24 Golden Ru Bap- , = Moines (526m-570kc) —7 -39 shifting the melody part an octave STATIC UNHEARD crowd departs to await the prom. qe > ee , Big F ‘ised dramiatic tre: Memories of five musical com- tist Church. ig Four Symphony. r the b: ‘egiste d rani reat in the ‘eve. mories of five : ae. : nae ; _s iown into the ass register ana ) EGO, Oakland (361.2m-630kc)—-6 90. it: : iladelphia (508.2m o90ke)—6:15. yweing tenor and baritone parts A simple, amazing device has been in} ‘71 ive . AY . jenn le will be revived when WJZ tie symphony; 9:35. service: Il, lit- ad Inity Church: 9, Little eymphony , ; , ; 1-69 Hew ' \above it, a novel vocalization is d by C. H. Geppert, D-69 Hew- Left alone. Nedda., who hae reg! » ' KDKA broadcast the next PR ed giro te \y. pow : eae Re * / ‘di xX. Jac] on\ lle (338 On ROO) ke} =e ; ’ MI ‘ I wl ich ‘ >TY ae . “* ail ‘4 a ails lo : > > . f ’ . -orliand ‘ wom- J cj-— ‘ ‘ é 3! P ora if @ rr? ci? y tain : hy , _cie ; ‘ in - Ble 4 ‘ OS Ones, Rs rh * } fallen in love with Silvio, a wealthy Mmm Light Opera Hour at 5:30 ehurch service: 11, symphony orches- | ag yy Sol obtained ~w 1 nes er | oe : ey . Pontiac 23: practically eliminates all static tn; ) erat , ‘ry : - " 4 [ tj} q a . . - young farmer. sings of her love 5 Le ) ™ oS bike larly effective lv over the air. | Los Angeles (405 2m -740kc)—9. OU ‘ ong prving ‘Fir; radios, Not only that but it willl In- ow night. ra. a wee Bit way 3 rT ey in her happiness, trills like e d Program for Tuesday. ethodist Episcopal Church: 10. pro- ‘hurcl bring in more distant | ‘bird in the “Beautiful song-hbirds’" & ae gin os ‘ rense volume, bring in more ¢ , xpath : ‘1 "Pee 169 j Y : rie : . eee ; . - , 3m -H60kej——7 Ch ‘TUNE IN ON NAA ‘ ‘ ' " ' or | aria. Attracted by her singin: Constance oe — Mur e] : —_— (392 4m-700kc) —B8 :45 ; dik ee | wy Drege Bier 3 CHANCE 10 ations. saves 30 to 40 per « ent on | Tonto, the dwarfed Pbi!: k, pianists in the musical] : e. tour: B. Commodore cancert auehastre batteries. eliminates local stations | - ¢ Own, arris “eT + Rit ‘* r{1] 4 ¢ , a ee pen 4°R. " O0ke }—S f -. seg 4 . = ee ts : ; : , | He trie s to make love to h ; mecy Rio ita, will be heard ; a rancis f Hote vob ie ; +, {Rt nal Veekly revue, KDKA DX listeners will have a - from running In. gives every set at | ~ hy ra orehestrsa j : lace . ‘oncer ae tae © te rn , . y id : er’. she 8 special recital from WIZ at Peeing ” Ten Benen m4 peewee on naaet © rcohes- . tunitv nex? Pipes day ,‘eniney east one more stage of radio reacePp- | s og — striking him with @ % Tuesday wee T Ra hi Grae Tt eT LS, Chicago . in Oke )- WLS. | | ) > ea8..4 tra! ie ' L any type set, can be | r _ is (Tam. 4il,0Tuiahs no ~~ ¢ "hh, ae e- @} : | “ i ot 1] ing at i i oD Chey "al firme) i i, ’ rt em one: ~ # , 7 5 Ww hip. Crush ed, he vows vengeance. & The “To-Be-Weds” will change oveton 96.9m-1010ke) — 8. atti rown lurch in the vale 1Cll Washinéton r C 427 a change ie Any — - ee Seg ; - - - i e ir . 7 - rere ¢ an Ks rents | nder | He knows of her love for Silvio Bins ane af broaAcastin Tue christian cht irch: 9:30. Frank Til : 6:3 nn re ‘eer eras ae inasts mer. | a ge : pon ph and iand he will inf , m oaccasiing on 1 uUes- i -_ list thurch servite 1:3 concert: 7:5 ‘80 kilowatts) will broadcast a spe- rhe itlin sen st) : niorm her hushan * , { ht h ¢t j S. rj 374 & TOVke ) 9 rmic low efring oh ‘ e . ‘ ’ ’ , 1} today ing : Silvio arriv , pe ; nig sey and on t a n ght and KTH! ‘Ho! Sy: ngs tea . hs —s ee ral oe wie vt ‘ig }; an -Am erjican concert. ‘¢ : , : Bae ,* Ma 2 ves, is told of Tonie'’s T d igh h f ‘ lover's hour: 10, Sybil Seaman, , . Miam! ach . : os ! im- threat, but Nedd re ca, Pes uescday nights hereafter, will Semmaies: 80:20. frolic. hai seadieaeiens 4 1e program will be given by the elmy he es “Tonigscme heard from WJZ, KDKA and gyw Chicago (535.4m-560ke) — 8:30, W n Antonio (39 0) 'United Service ting my heart shal! be thine.” A dut® e PR me ce pelea te Sesies Sak ntonio §=394.5m-760ke) — , ar of | Ni i1tie, u W at 6:45. WJZ: 9:30. classical concert. y 5 ntra) bristian Church iste and will include music oi? ag towers ‘follows, “All George Olsen and his Stromberg- be oy Baltimore § (246m-1220ke)—5 ‘30. avenport (483.6m-620kc)—6:30. | owen Tatin-American countrme: . : rent / will be forgotten in our love.” farison orchestra will play fr BAL concert orchestra. ‘chur th service: 10, Palmer symphony B SBUIN AMC ICCAD heateaiccce pupae: Radio Ser vice de- Tr t ; y om waae Fort Worth (475. Om- 630kc) — rwin Swindell. ; ue D his tT? res “otie 4 - o - fl int a. , - ; agen . cbut with jot . . h at, Tonio retura ; KDKA and KYW at é -00 9:30. Texas Hotel o cheer é | Wow ‘ —— P 5° Am 570ke)—86. Rib! in Your Home on anio, bul by force preventetipesday evening | WBZ, | Spri ngfield (333/1m- 900ke) —7 :30,| study: 9. chapel service. TRADE | NOTES an onslaught on Ne Silvio The : ; concer WPG, Atlanta City (299.8m-1000kc) — ‘ ; ig Ase Complete testing of your $2.50 “unseen, escapes over cage 7 “ ot” grand opera concert from | | wcco, Minneapolis. St. Paul (416.4m- 8:10. orchestra; 9. muesicaie. A policy intensive develop- | set anywhere in city. © a tu KDKA eB- 720kc)—:15. musical program, Chip- | w Chic 447.5m-870kc) — ment of its radio division is an- ona.919% bing, in tim e. va the e ’ nz, and KYW at 8 Tu ad 4 pi Ir di ne: 1). St. Paul municipal Wad, hs as H“ (447 a oy k ) 8. Katz ° " a . ' Phone PRos«spect 1°03 - 2123 mpty scene, Canio Bi j pewa iGia * and his _ lene, concert nounced by the Vallev Electric ¢ Mif- |sings th 14. y night, will include selections| orean recital, Hugo Philler Goodwin. weal. ete tontare nc i 3 _ ;nounced by the Valley Electric Co. | ¢ world-famous aria: “Pu i lsmie ar See cael ante) - 620 ncinnatt (325.9m-920ke)— 7./ of Bt. Louis, following the meeting | BLAGKWELL RADIO wit im i2 operas. The soloists will | ZAR New dio sermone a1 RC ' . of the Board of Directors at which on rour ; ; + rey? . : , " ' has r © be oi 1, oop seagate Bp your r face, Astrid Fjelde, soprano; Eliza-) Wir ‘Wa wsem. was. c WTA. Cleveland (389.4m-770ke)—6, or- | Of ' : , m is he rt ~ a h Lennox, contralto; Julian | 115. “Atwater Kent hour. WRC. +e ; “sa stra; 7. church services; 9:16, Bam Herbert Elder was elected presi- SERVICE CO. | 2 art. le peop!) A r Mi , S: WAM. ww 1, SETEENS OFCHESUA. laut af: the mnane WEEE Py 2832 GKAVOIS AV. people pay you ind By er, tenoh\.and Alexander Kissel- CAE WGN. \ Ss) WWd. Detroif (352.7m-850ke 0:39 pe. den of the company to suc eed &S. Aduttieitess Raweher ant ent YOM j F AD A Dealer ac | . ; : Ks they want to laugh.” .He goes into ena Wed, WHAS. wm ; 8 19 talk. troit Symphony orchestra A. Whitten, who has retired from | Other types of selections in each | @= Orchestra and solo- % . oe . LL AEE I em IR LEN A SIR NEN ONE INNS NMEA aC RRS RENTS RY REED eRe “er manininien ’ te (ate sali te ee alae — = - - tne cornrcern, the Small theater. The curtain’ “drias will be sune from rhe 2 : ©- | falls. F - | te. | “Th @eeesked §=Ball,” “T) Trovatore,” | pends on You,’ “Oh, What a Pal! | e Co ” | 4 Lieto ; hat! Act two Soke the ossemarg ou emer §=Night's§ Dream,”|Was Whosis,” “Bridget O'Flynn,’ HARVESTERS 10 PORTRAY : / Bi tl IN Cl r .. ul ‘cuit — w ; As . sh 7 a 7 Leth Oe a ee Between | Flip the receiver's switch. With the turn etween Complete power supply equip _| (the hushand) makes clumsy love # The Unit t ’ mev’ S is fo Columbina Repuised, he sees tll play a «oe este ven nt night. Vaughn de Leath will be@itheir radio travelogue from KSD Authorized | a NEEM Rene program trom |"seity enn the Mason Dixie Lise| ee tee raves, fro | upp y ive a lor Stromberg-Carloon Re- of this single switch, located under the volt- ‘the Harlequin comin n to sup shir ] r | with Columbina. Bela he : " ee oseliacha “lai sg Orchestra. Included in the Harvesters’ Ori : Sets | ceivers [shown in operation - . , J t i ‘ 44#usetas ‘ ats Ad GAivyesteis Fii* , , Posts himself at the door as a g£uary, Be, Airs from Frim!’s “The The Royal Hero, Heroine and ental program will be “In a Chi- Seen) above. } Lelt to right: meter, as easily and surely as you flood a room | I ~|Musicmakers will take the radio nese Temple Garden.” by Ketelbey (ft No. 2906 “A” Socket-Power th 1j h S Ca ” a 9903 N. BROADWAY Unit. No. 301 Power-Switching with light, you place tromber rlson elec- ‘against the ret) ing sband. The Bite . os return of elisha mrank. te soon on lggre Joh: res sa cnggmear tage Bins KDKA agit | ees a oe s by ohn an 7.9 y os > to taly at 7:30 Friday night. Manch eAdi , wal e Relay. No. 401“B" Socket Power ] ; Manchu wedding procession; 4 trical equipment in operation. A smooth even Unit with U.X.-213 tube. _; announced A! ] sean ao. be ae oe, rodents * canal a Charles Harrison, tenor, is the sung or 10Vers, a street aisturpance | ff Stora Batte SUPER-DETECTOR at 7 edne * | Royal Hero, and Helen Clark, con- ‘and quiet restored by the ringing e-volt 100-ampe es ot HON TUBES These Stromber ee flood of current is released from the house ‘ al, catvndien ties house ] ighting circuit, more than ample to raise , | pe ated, “Tonight my heart shall be wil] . 3 , 2 Carry their listeners tralto. is the Royal Heroine. of the temple gong. Another selec- Inflamed, Pagliacci ts no JonseT Me Netive on : |'WJZ Program for Saturday. tion is “Oriental Romance,” by ; 4 a lighting circuit: ~ ngs of North America | reggae ; : ve is ¥ sky-Korss en 9 $1 . 1 GS No. 502 Receiver, Art Console, weak signals to cone speaker strength. | the actor, and the audience sens74. aR compos a | Adele Bliss, Frenth soprano and | Rimsky-Korsakoff. a ries, “tf once that something unusual 1* Biewen ae ae a ccamduest ae ‘{ntrepreter of French songs of the | ell at | he ene 3, W , ! Seton A clear sparkling beauty of tone—vividly realistic— .|taking place as h le ds from 2 ’ , i] | rs- | as he demand: Z, KDKA, WHAS, WSB, WSM eighteenth century, will sing from | THE NEW STEINITE § No. 50tReceve Temes oe , Ne ‘ 1 vot ond ay . ‘tio - ° - . . n- : im- | *edda her lover's name. This 8" GRai wuc ot g Wednesday night.|WJZ at 7 Saturday night. | TYPE 201-A, UV 199, WD- | stube. Price. arconnansy “site soa comes from your Stromberg -Carlson so equipped—always New Model 1—6 Tubes No. 602 Univers ver, : 5 Len vena gia - cca Sey at its best because it is the same as having new batteries of refuses to rive, and continues with , . follows “Th y | “The program follows: | Her program follow y | ihe ¢ — e y P oF i — os , » wae > ap og i eg aga ens . a 5 Ol.Colonel March” (Shilkret); | Beaming Eyes,” MacDowell; “The 12 TESTED NO-BATTERY RADIO Art Console. oon oe ee a ie ] nce c tn i rf ; “ae . ’ ” ys Yt} ges > ’ | Nester cilia Hever hace acon cuca eeiuals, paraphrase (Shil-| Answer.” Huntington = Terry; RADIO C Electrically operated. Uses 9) SSieepecker $365.00 every time you turn on the receiver. : angen save sven * we—Maxwell orchestra. “Pick- | “Solvejg’s Song.” Grieg: Ave Ma- 4 TUBES no batteries of any kind. No No. 601 atuecesl Receiver, Only Stromberg-Carlson offers power equipment buld, acting as that whie fe revealed - anes “ee siete on iene. hfs my Dance’ (Guion)—Maxwell ria, Gounoc: Maman, Dites chemical rectifiers. Just plug Treasure Chest, 6tube. Price, less suite when Pagctliaccio shouts nat Nedda ’ : i - ee eee ne ‘“Tia} era.” . : oan $225.8 . ‘ ‘ =r. “Down South” «banjo | Moi,” Weckerlin ae re Radio B Batteries in your light socket. en ns anmene designed solely to meet the needs of its Receivers. — & In ‘that perhaps in death's arony she 0) : se ne apie ) tae f 7 : (Arr. Sc he oe, Scherp Fuentes: Mo ner Dearest, Roussian your old wet. LAb- g "i : a P > ‘ a Ss wil] ~. a} +} - ? te he- » BP . x oe 6 " we i = re . o ” > ) i $ | reveal the name of hi dian Love Call” (Friml)—Max- | folk song; “In Mezo al Mar,” La-| Discovery etic © masters, See = Fal idle | piece is built to deliver just eg power to brin : C out the most accurate reproduction from the her lips. Silvio rushes from t's Dream” (Mendeissohn); | Play in a special concerto program lew focal etations when the ex Special, Monday only none Zunes Transform | a a i eee —"* ; ). 'Maniferre, soprano, in a brief song distant stations roi! in cur- : “The comed ‘ - : i ” ’ | 4 i ro 00 R SAMP ES Tusedey Evenings Seo” Economical to operate, these Socket-Power Units give for Silvio to fal , tre aditiona!l »— : poetigee er fo; our treat 7 dard Time, Sal ee te in ~~ snotnaogel auto BebOrchestra. “Marche Militaire” |play the first movement of the etter,” fe include FREE L | Peep = mye many years of uniformly eflicient operation. lop lint she dripping trite tat! frome, Alc) (Shilkret) — Rex |Beethoven, Concerto in C minor. fl £° Tew eect Of Nationally Known Sets ough WIZ, egro Jance’”’ - an ee S tromberg-Carlson Telephone as Co. and ° eee nt leave her Your money instantly refunded if etill . ittered by the Radiotrons Wed- nierre has consen ed to are not satisfied. The attachment fur- M: sinpet ” ' tative—Oval C. McCanne 4a) ¥ night, f Ww A self-imposed “retirement” for this 9 mished FREE with the “Distance Get- issour' a ZETKA CLEAR GLASS TUBES ae rom WJZ, KDK | mished FREE with the “Di SPECIAL its Honda nat Ox ta ae : : 2% ° ° ect? ; Ned | PERFORM WELL IN TE 1. hits of yesterday as “Tur- Her cttglenas aa will —— ve through local stations like a knife,”"— $3 Crystal Set, with $5 Manhattan Phono- not | the Straw.” “Sweet Rosie Che Sapete,”’ Mozart; “Where My writes Galloway of Chicago, Ill. h Attach- icast| The-condition of a new radio re and “My Darling Clemen- Caravan Has Rested.” Lohr; “Send three more for my friends. I get long-distance crys- grap gen: | Celver tube, the Zetka, can be told BA win be given. “Trees.” Rosbach; “Lilac Time,” ects Fe! sis gr‘ etations te Canada tal . $ ments ...... nue | ®t a glance, so far as one can 4¢- -_ Program for Thursday. Wm. Steere; “Mary of Allendale,” Chicago, Miami, ali on Manhattan Loud per- ‘ermine by ocular evidence. FOr) “ berderi J. Hook; “Woodland Croon Song,” a or : rd S k $1.98 these tubes are made of clear £ias% iy coe te ie sn segpn Clutsom; “Absent,” Metcalf; “The Hi icSta sil over the (ilu peaxer .... 94- 50c Phone Plugs, 25c : Beane et be visited by th2| Changing Sea.” Ashford: “Stumber | house.” says 5-Wire Battery 17-23-43 Plate Varia- 7.0 tka tubes the fa- and soloists in the “Our | f f- “Tv ice f bal Mast. are made in i Cnitea Stet Song.” Gretchanino! oO £ Oo , Cables oe we bie C dense 95c ni} lar ZO01-A type for general am- : Wiz. KDK ates ee the Woods,” Pubinstein: “Sylvia,” $3 Aerial Kit on rs, EMakers of voice transmission and vovee reception apparatus for more then 30 years etitic ‘ation and detec stor use, and 4 A. KYW and EK Pi oir Speaks: “Lullaby,” Srott. read about” ; ' Amperttes. Si oP a 79c / also in the customary other types. T Seegy em . | Saturday night at §:30 the Key- Praidel of Ohio. Re 1 3000-Ohm Head- H t 29c ’ ee In a test for 4 hoors in St. Lou's a for Friday. ‘stone Duo, composed of Stelle Jam- | yesteece Leberateries. “a may phones .$1.19 ydrome Meme ees ' | Thursday night, etka tubes PC BO Bonnie Laddies — James ison. tenor. and Darl Bethman. 4666 Metdes St. Best. 58, Chicago, Tinos § Talkine Tape 39c $3.50 Transformers, | formed uniformly well tn every Te 4 ® Lou Noll and Char'es baritone, will be supported by the O Send me. The Diseases ee ore oe pend : $1.49 The Complete Line “| #pect. They were tested first In a. | il broadcast from WJZ Studio Orchestra. Stelle Jamison 'F Send C.0.D.. pias emall postage added. i 98c Dry Cell Batteri 29c | Standard 6-tube set, then fn @ 6 88) Friday night. They will |tenor, will sing. “Is It You.” and, Crystails..... ry 4 es, a tube set having two stages of Fe-¢ i. ‘Darl Bethman, “Just That One: : $28.50 B Eliminators, $10 Trickle Charger, ot puience os amplification, the? _ ey ma.” “Take Your Fin-|;Hour.” The two will join in sing- | $11.95 $4.95 nh @ superheterodyne. ef Your Mouth,” “You'll ing “Calling Me Back to You” and | ) 4 Steinite “— Tn each instance the tubss worked ww Be Missed a Hundred Years /|tnterludes will be “Poor Butterfly” | MAIL COUPON TODAY 4 Cords with Plug, 59c aya an jin a a ee mr ; ‘ “Take In the Sun andj|“Sleepy Hollow Tune.” Orchestra] | ma heseassictina ; Ou: the Moon,” “It All De-'and “Do You Love Me?” es

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a eC var an me ie a sty Steak OL: inn 4 ee oS & eS —_ prey me * ote. Te oie Noe a me Cie ny pe A *, ~ ed tee Km ey ae bsnl — a ahd . “ | x sess Sn 2% , Be CRAIN oh ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i — . "T\" Se OO Se STNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 192: C ON EIS Reg Ass P AGE 6C ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ono — IN a th PER SS WA Ve Sat Ss SS = ne ee ) Re SS a = Se SY WS FAMOUS ORGANIST ON WEW Today’s Program +3 X Today s | rogers e Sy NS S AT 4:30 THIS AFTERNOON KSD - Sain — ‘ 1 M.—550 Kc. EE SSRN : Louls Dierne of Notre Dame Ca- rs eee.2 Vette concert 1} WWE MAMA WM. Wg ‘ 7 . . ‘ ~~ = Ve AAS . ee © || Moscow Art Orchestra. [AQ QS —— ; : 20 P. M.—Ca} | ines we — =x , ecital in St. Francis Pamtiw neriod direct from New ———— lis organ recital in St. Family period di fs —— Xavier (College) Church, this aft- en’ Pp, M.—Reniamino Gig PART EIGHT ernoon at 4:30 on the new organ tenor, in at were dies ent He * : + SeRREnEe Geers —_ tis concert will be broadcast bys KFUO—545 M. om a WEW of St. Louis University, 550 Ke. We Give an Extrye & CC me 4, . palfchour, Address, “Christ on 10% Discount — an Bichid weateas yi erties . ; ce y j canal é - . . ‘ , ee . - ‘ na “i Mrs. Ek. Radke 50 or 90 days’ time—ths me 4 5. So _,, : Hi Si aa ’ Pay Us a Visit I I Oo2 » I I O 3 : s . ‘? wei had made o cash é ines rist’s Last Journes # We Will Arrange Easy Terms | h Stree gi Bg omg eee y, me ; : * >. . ‘+ ae and Pay th Freight to You: e t J a> chase. * p CKIN eae at ou lia Sem Town. We Deliver by Truck oO ve ee : 3 ; . . “ Miies of St Louis . gwueeraeragnswaens ; Tay a a *' mm « vi , auata 68 Bite Ble Sie += , 9:15 P. M—Address. “¢ | Pri itt i ti ft Ce ahtehitaniet IMO Ie i - tute I rwW rn TTT LU fo me a TOOE sue an , Mi | tet Of (sface ; i iin fin fin fin Gin tin in ni SU Po SEU SAMAMOMOone AOIMOM OOOO II ae : Dheran "church Base ST TT eee | SRE EE [. ee eek Sere =i : mm . : Broken Out Skin and_ Itching fe Sep OE inde’ 5 gee ghd , =| DOWN ; Eczema Helped Over Night. Thee,” (Roma): Miss Olga ec eo. ay ap ; > « Lord =,= : - ; ee Bou »; Miss Mildre to : : er sk n et ipti tts agp : ie Dan el | ovner s{s j Buys This v3 - t +a hb > it a me sit mK, Gas 0! ef alia é 0 ; eae : + #a®e ~4+~ i body, you do not have to wait fot KFVE—240 M. a{s * - : relief from torturé oP orogeny 1250 Ke. es | im ulte : | eee = Bored SXIR Sper asa 5:30 PL MT zeht service =,= 1s Apply a little Mentho-Suiphur — 2 rch sjs 3 7 in ange ‘ . | ext 4 J sis 2 im} : Lordy ® sis | ° | ; Jecause ¢ Ss germ-destr = an =t= | : ; BE carey ae eves ta EE 4 Large Unusual Piecesag found to take the place of this sul ,%.! one i d Bed—Lar | Dt a.. Gale tines |) Ce 5c Poster or Bow-En : ge ; ee ey ne ieee, KFWF—214 M. Este we a. ° : y) Dresser—Beautiful Vani | les “an Know the deig —— Ft ; Even fiery, 1400 Ke. | o A Nel it & Roomy Chifforobe itching ec rema is dried right up. 10:45 A. M.—S: rvice 4 f the afs Z f 4 pt i Any . , Get a small jar of Rowles Mentho C h of the Tri Rev. E a|= NE VR This Suite will make you a life-long friend of Gold- Sniphur from any good druggist. ting rist With yY - gai y i man Bros. Wonderfully constructed of seleeted 4 . a = - t 7 = a . ae ° = ee Sere eee ere. = 4 ea eabinet wood in rich walnut finish. You have seen : KEEP YOUR CANARY ce &. - mabe agen slg ten ws this Suite before for $150—buy it now for a5 Pca" — : n: | . . : i | 5 : ie : Easy Z : a 2 reques : |; Payments | ss so “acy gem ourabanms 3 to Sait $: ; scitaniatiiens , | KMOX—280 M. i You: : t We Ship 1070 Ke. : . | es ai) tae ©. Me cHarry Lenses or i as | a } 7 | Blue Bird : Ree 6 P. M.—Berger’s Coronad B fis | | SSS SSS SS Dinner Set y , . .* a - hk pet? 53 . ° = = : = = ; = =-- -= —-= rove ———_— ——_—_— = Y é r ORK: S P. M.—New Cinderella ball F ale | SS Free 5 s. ; room orchestra. == 2 os } ~ I] ' Bi dR m 9 P. M.—Skouras Bros. Sun- ele Saale g 5 £ a af S [ - . ap) dav Night Club ‘ . — anaes See Pen Phin Win Wn tinh aa e: . : 2:30 P. M.—Lou Chartrand’s gees Gee oe ace Wee on tit UU oe +m rm) x wey “2 4 oe eee. 26 hoe 25 orch stra re Bs JOG —s _—- Seater afereter ate SOR AO AOMomRoOnoOnonoOOhonAmomomomor SOO MORN mhomomoOmoMmomn SOMO ROMDADAOAE as . | Yay s OO+« wae anges Po David Harniiton, S. J " . i Senees 15 (age 25 208 > Mont Pes resem answer- sje aa === = ‘ ge ON ad OT Neo i hg - aye +) Food med 10 and lu ke—Hist rians , Rey afe x y WA * Sten, e Mocking Bird 9h | Tropics F. J. Mahoney, S. J = = half, 7 Tt “is! F d i= . 9 . iebic Fish | ota 2 = . 4 Pond Wicrovet 10 | WwiL—258 M.—1162 Ke. Be £5 - ee Parrot Tonic— 25 . PO M—Orchestra Lé@lis . ‘ += = MISS CATHERINE Me Feather ga for Bald 25 Jun sha na, tye — imo Lucil! : F R =t= \ daughter of Mrs. Wa e irds . Ree ria é pias c - rn ele ' fas as eae Gente Lec Of— 95 6:45 P. “_ oe : ‘BLUE BIRD DINNER SET f as ) ss Creery. whose engag nnogin? tas iwatl SKipwortn . . . all Sun-Dried Pepper Pods 10 panist nite OUR PURC s = > Whitaker Sloan was an a cial > > —(;eorge Shone eisn =-4- a Cod I “awl OU, Nesting Food for 15 t. 7 Ay - : ats Thursday. Baby Cunaries . : SIs > M.—Merri R Wier sts . , Lice 25 leeea” Fish 10 b . ths Eleanor Wier, accom- =t= y ee 14 h Pepi Sand for Bled PE oe sec came mar. ste Se. bans Mary Niedringha a 30 P." M.— No-Nan =t= ‘ Natural Fish Food In tins— 10 mony Tw s{s 4 ) : Specia : =4— / sme em mam ae ~ > : n ] : eo ‘ afe 8 8 eb am 8 ee + Ow 8 as mS ee ee P . VY 2 ]. ; .- ee... 15 WMAY—247 M. sts r To perenl| OS Ss wa . f CG 17 JNCU ; s Selected Cuttle Bone and 10 1210 Kc. IC : RS onl “elf ry A: oe | . i ‘ j olde re “sp ck al: Ba ss el io i 2 oe m, . @ : a ie: Pmahtete A 11 4 “.— eri = OS = aet sfs NT . . avA £8, } 4 | Cael ; 4 a... : , 9 | Py M Lanah 4 Paroquets and Finches . 4 re {eens ere See == Mees oi meee te om : : ] ( ® wool 4 se Health 250 p-Fice 25 Sermon, “Tht on ce see . sje a Wit _—_F— ————— j = Sa owder mev. if) 2! v fe == | S355. : ~——— . @ — Ze . | “ Haller’s Bird Remedies are on — at sa “i a{s ae f ~ , S; penny - Cc om : rad all drug. hardware, grocery, florist, a i ae 1A", Tener eo} BS | i mn icit vial KS er : ine a department store octet Aa - eins = 4a ,34i101 4 : & sett oe Senta c oon cost of “ding ie Praise (Mendel: aa sts ¥ ; : na mailing. Address all mail orders to Ww : HK re ia) _ £0stsuce, sfs , in Grace Church Chan . ii oe Ind ¢ rus PUD 5) ia - = ad ia % a op . hat ‘\ t in ] Lave oa (ft -— 3=— +, : a De? Rev Tavior Bernard as if “a . They Depart for S —OpE AND REMEDY CO one Stig al beg yal Nome = ee oe : ats ~~. "i 3 them, “Now the Dav is Over y.. —~ fs ca om, . ey . ~ > = = 4 FOOD A FRANKLIN AVY. . (Nevin): Anthem “ >} = That I - . — = = ‘ . e R d Honeymoon 1m South. ~ we. Reule Ma. _—. Pe “gee tt) ¢ : , tine 5 Velvet R $ = = Kitchen, including the ugs an iumpoal ia ba - + ° — EEE was us 9 == Linoleum. See it and save 2 . Soft, silky pile Velvet Rugs; goo ale : — ne Feet Dist ew 0 suality, 9x12 Unusually pretty == money. | NEW YORK, Apen patterns . see JS ° 65 . | ISS MARY LOUISE NIEDRING ss 4 s{s Suit Y Phone M 34 SII « ssracesi) cacceun of GEE $12.75 Lino Rug$ 97.95 = Easy Terms to Suit You. ain BAVA 28 2et've daughter of sre. : —=_ | | , ' TT Lu A LLL . # Niedringhaus of St. suis, | i eee ees eae co =3> LL LL I Le SERS ISO ORSHOR OSES Sc LILI | | a a Se eae = SE ROO OOO ROO pono momomomomamaho hatahatatitetatetetate stehasatet S=SS= Oy s a McLanahan, a member of one of the i 2c cugeeetiy was % | Wa ©6STistocratic families of New York, were . a " , eis Li A TU a J a i ch Ah fon in nin net 10/00 we ww eats pur r. ried ; — won in the chan : — ‘at! RL a J | | ~~ # a | ted iate this afternoon in th ELIABLE ERCHANDISE 9 GERRP OSE RE neo eee eae ne ae eee eee eee eee eee Zz By 2 ste this afternoon i the eh =‘ == % . remon ; performed by the S22 PINE: ST. afe afs SS Ss 7 lt “ or Saeils ices | cases EO be als =4= SSS — : ; ae Walter Russell Bowie. rector, and °° = sis (” : ~ ee GS, 4 2 —_ “We Will Not Be Undersold” fh 2 ESS Bilimarhss by the urgeect dempuitl sis f Veer RL ‘a4 he mF x hecau & ='= 3" Bah fs, cushy i ae t) Gra Chure Was chosen decause =4= oe . S97 pom * MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED SAME DAY RECEIVED ~*~ 4 a= Duer family. of which the bridegro ts] as ats scion on his mother’s side, has been € Exide A | WALNUT 8&8] :: ss —— Biiescisted whe i tor preetatiinn He i $150 Reed Fiber Bed —G& %::: 1 1509 255 & one of the 0 Power Unit & : “= pt e - § Episcopal churches in the country HE: = Davemport Suite © OM tices ct caster ues and vaime adorn cw. = = chantr a be afa at With this Bed Davenport you can make your sunroom. 3 eg ‘ ‘ = == = PERE fithout losing any of its Beale .c¢ Dride was gowned fn fvory satin,. 4 sie aan serve as a bedroom witnout .0Singg any . . . 3 . = 1 held | ’ , ‘ = 5 =s and charm. During the day you have a peautitul fe 62! trimmings and a tulle rel! bel he 5 & sts ate long Davenport. The chair and $ >» ee OY orance blosseme. Her cousin, Miss ay ~ aie == rocker are large and roomy. aie P jJorie ~ iringhaus. dauchter of Mr. and 2 y eS == == Upholstered in heavy cretonne. ‘7 Bae Niedrinchans of St Loui«. the ‘a Sa= sia Sturdy construction .......... rs ; ‘ rae 15 ae a: & a p +4 cae f Site: ane Wore beige eniffon with a a _ Be efe $5 Down—Easy Payments we —o r 7 & == efs . Mr Atberr & Niedrinchaus of St eh = ss ee > he | Delivers a steady flow of A oo : \ — HE ais idl T @hc « ° the, ids ove her away > = er. Absolutely noiseless—no hum. Wita Built-in Speaker ae . oa lai y ste Ly siers were David and Ellery Husted, = Tun Trickle He ) 5 Pi p s +++ »* i ~—e i. General Electric unger ry 5.Piv Genuine eg oe Hand & sie Buck & Gas al €ece orce ain 4 == iit Pare : : nnd Ser = Meee A rubbed and polished. Beauti piece HO finest in or! uar- y ‘i fe & : “nea and inferior range when a oe pw y ting Wh Ag va ed white wood sanded to smooth This Cabinet is large and has every = ‘ * Mrs. Georze H. McLanahan of Wash i. : SAAL & == nown ana inieriortr : anteed to save ice. wy Hite ¢ a- finish. ready to decorate. labor-savinge device. Finest con- ale : 3 4 D i nessun $9050] se: ow | Siicica “taterior'=- remevasio | Sash ready t i a >: $¢ $35.50 value... .... ° ~ = > nickeled ‘wire shelves— ee ee ee afs . Bed Tm, | co : : 75 pees po = 7 fe - ——— = -—) * ; St. BRANDES ae =: $ 5 $ 76) $ : = Decorated Bed, Spring and Mattres® > cocazement of interest to 5 Phonograph Attach: $2.25 al aie SSS aS a ‘ r ety was made last week when t | ments. $346 whiue. =t | A sturdy Bed of pleasing desicn. : hal of Mi Catherine MeCreery. : . “pr ELIMINATORS = efe Complete with genuine Sim- - a . “ " C wets of ah Bs ° | mons spring and fine con:fort- : ‘ Sms. Wayman C. reery 1}. S Majestic or Valley 95 BE =: $1 Down—E£asy Payments $1 Down—E£asy Payments | $1 Down—Easy Payments $1 Down—Easy Payments able mattress. Reg. $35 value. : Mestiminster place. and Loren Whitaker ; with Raytheon tube... ) ' | | . on 4 : & SAUL San A Sy ee prenme s $1 Down—Easy Payments »- St. Louis was announced at = tes Yr OIC IMO moe homomammns Bisneisne ou | : : Thursday afternoon for Miss i: GOLD BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST : PTT TTT Tt ty GOLDMAN Lie ~ E :. : = m

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Z ', AP name, tf, MES ti, dete age 4 f 69 or 90 days’ time—the ga i By #8 » % yf ’ % .% 0 bby, Ol”™ Z 4 aw if you had made a cash mt, : ee ey j 4 ti lfrtrut boiz, J ) a nase. a vere 4444 ; ae 4 ’ : Toe UL ‘ 4y fi Ni ~~ ~ ee eee oR oe eS ‘4 a co > = WN : a ( ‘ ej , i Ras fy, , a! Y ’ » uys This Dim Suite nusual Pieces 4 eae RS Eo st eng f Kem a we ANA an 8 SOROS 8 ORE CRA eA OR OOWE AOE ORAL OR *. AASAAAAAAAAAAAN WY SN NN AE ee RNa aa. ee AS RRS SRSA $ WENA CRRA GACY OO RAR a ican cee tee oq ee reais 6S, + eae ate aie tt —_ “ t JY 1% % 1s 8 ie G/ 1% 7% -End Bed—Large Tt Gi} 14 ! 44 ; . tt VR; +4 ; “4 autiful Vanity— Z Zi VEO N ee ™"”"— ee : : e oy , OF 4% ; oF : pe pala Zi 3 3 | ou a life-long friend of Gold- a Prractn. ; £ | liy constructed of selected = 4S Z | a 14 } i] alnut finish. You have seen ——_— —aeeee =6—e od Z i 7 . | 150—buy it now for 7 toe, et f . i LA ‘ ; tony Gi , } we , ’ $ : . th, St ; ‘ 44 ff 4 Z 4 iy : * 4 Vf", %% we a» aw ‘ \ ~ ~ Daas a _ ASS SS So ae - x AS ~ Sea “ “teens SAN ¢ bed TL ae et ae Ee baa i WA ag) Be 4 yhtts, a ‘ % %e “te, - % f 4 4 . ¢ 4 4, . %, 4 “4, ’ % 44 “14 Ste, 4 /4 WYy ” . @ & @ / y + Yd veh. Y \ . Z G %G ’ Se Y 4 % : , YG TLL UL Ue wm reryeie 8 Fg: 3 cag Shitahitehitenitetitehitetitatitetitetatatstens ,' , Y; : 4, : 4 LLL ‘ 4 Shieehitenitehienistitetdatietitetitetiers es ° 4 2 a " 3 - 2 ig . 4 ae! i 1p ’ = — %.% Es . : oa Mittens “ye YW ein oe = = om 9 A Z eed “°Cecces. BS 01" ffP Ti 1, as 7 UY" Da cs case IIE Ty MISS ELIZABETH 2 : == Ly 4 Y, “gy, **es'9, 5 “ ye? y “ij “% Serra pay Ltt, LUYTIES / 4 ‘ sie 4 4 y 4% Z “tay, Vly, "toda 7 ont baiiock ow youre’ ee" if one : g Yoty apf, Gry Wa 4, hn, A “f 4 ae = | h == “nf ’ Le Uf. Jf ~~, Ctr rspnapppppppptttllll ft? o . Z D y ® is Py ff “Gh, Wi 4 dau ghter of Mr. ‘ and Mrs. , 7 4 : [ cfs tf, fv “4 “tan ae { “er "44, VJ yf? ¥7 4 Bos Frederic August Luyties. J th%, 4 “Ohtpy, OL ; Y P : iff Ste Wweerteenepren ttt? y lay, f Her engagement to Paul 42, '} == “uf Yer sn, My a se : P “ 1bd a & if, afs 4 Yur ne : aid, 5, a Moser was an interesting os : i} sjs BE MISS CATHERINE McCREERY, ite Ut uu 4 bit of news announced last MISS JANE THOMPSON, Z Cts i daughter of Mrs. Wayman C. Mc- fp, ES eo Oe ae a i, oa @ . oe” | “Uf daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett V. Ta : = Creery, whose engagement to Loren (@iRRRASye 2 307s ea 4 an) es pe A? igh , Announcement was made Wednesday of her a, TC y . oo Soe ee, ? ae es a . + a A = | Whitaker Sloan was announced a i Aa cs — | | i YZ gagement to Clifford Pieper of New York, a{s es : Thursday. eAshen- Brenner, ¥ 55 Sy me a ss ta eS “eg | $e ; 8: ; Bhs ® 5 Te : # Ze | ae ; a B t 4 sje OF ee. pe ee eee 3% | a ee | ppl OLE i enefi S how to ; { = 4 64 \ F Le if 17 1du 3 eS at attr eRe eae f a Ker eS if ie ng ; $ G4, f Set ai ‘ . 84 tf ' - 24 © Ay Dc in i RES a eR ae a ws a : ime cas : (se Sa M1 Un % : Wed in JNe@Ww ) ork ee ee gp ell ‘ ee - Vif —_— ft ¢ CO) O ha se Ba , Sg eat eel ag es ig a” =— Ootta ge at rp nage Poe | wae gp ie ananayn y , Mi Eo Ze - ~~ -_ : 2 i : . 7 - : . BO, og ae % . . ” fe §eimplicity Marks Ceremony 4 “Princess and Goblins,” at a g ° 4 oA + . a | ie Grace Church Chantry ie: ae | fe a =—"- f Auditorium of Wednesday Sts —— ih ey Depart for Short % , Wap, 5 ; F , es e | F : S ; ¥ Se bg - ae % on A Mfg ¢: “en Z Cig $i, yy, * ; Club, April We sie 3 . Se 5 , 3 } j # +3 : om fe er 4 x 4 ee te nije, oe % ; 4 ° ; 4 : x ; 4 neenensiinentl 5 * Honeymoon in South. Evenings =e | ; ; N keeping with the spirit of the Lenten : i ale re. : ge Hee ee. ; | seater a group of prominent women ia- Wey Svecia! to the Post-Disna: + | * 2 ppo ntment — carry the famous Vassar daisy chain Bret in oe ; 7 music Mrs Dougiass vy cretonne. = : Jorie Niedringhaus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Niedringhaus . : as » %, ) Jj in June. —Pacific & Atlantic — aia " rm 4H. Barstow. Mrs. Ev- a lee l. Niedringhaus of St. Louis, the only ang Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bixby. 4 », pH U Jf ee eet a ale wrassen:. Balen ‘ ; Ce pthtad trad hit ¢ rene . , « ¢ Mr are n—Easy Payments PAtlendant. wore beige chiffon with a iarg The club will play in Indianapolis before Cty ae ll -hedda iy SR (Loh, Mud? . bi pepe ce Mre. Walter Knight, ‘hat to match om! o St. Louis and has given perform- Odewnpyyyryyy pp” im Charge Of, cenery @ mare. coming to St M Edgar Kauffman, Mrs. G. V. Moore, | Mr. Albert W. Niedrinchaus of St. Loui: ances in Chicago, Milwaukee and cities closer 4 4 : mi a a . ati re 7 BO. Pendle PM@tcle of the brid nein 2 nea The aie ee 4 Mi fs d . “hr Mrs. Grove ! lard, Mrs. lL. B. VY. < ' the bride, gave her away. to the university. : a ae y Ou 171€ ay to eC . . c + M. Thomas are is at, af m “ers were David and Ellery Husted, Ed rch Scott, the coach of dancing, 1s 7 Resse. ~ | ee 1S$ i ton and Mrs. Spencer &. ” $4. 4 OB vere ors ’ 4 on a ss A small a ve open and has originated a ; ie: See y ; . ‘whri § lum. Ccharse of costumes. f : - | a. - and James ndri Both were a native St aes , an ; - a ik : % HE enragement of Mise Claudine Fay, Kappa Alpha Theta. Mr. Fu iri is an alum Children’s Theater parties for children are f : 4 ‘Dg dinner fo} owed at the i arK Lané¢ dance now being uss q iD ~wew oO! c e ‘ % = . if F 1 ik of Washington it niversity law schoo!) : ¥ ® ¥ BD Bote ; stter.” and Horatio Winslow. 2 Z daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Fran nus wore q deing arranged. and included ip the bostesses \ ‘ . 2 aq the “Chicken Flutter, nage : Lo - % Z lin Fay of 7207 Pershing avenue, and and is a member of Alpha Tau Omega an are Mre Ashby. Jones, na Wateen Gelee, T1 e447 f &9¢ Mrs. McLanahan departed for 4 ¢ormer husband of Jane Burr, the st. ae - GZ William K. Fuhri of Okahoma City, son of Phi Delta Phi. He ts practicing law at Tulsa. Mre S& B. Jeffries. Mrs. W. W. Bord, Mrs : - « h mean in the Santh an “i1] make . <« on he club’s organizers : Aad Z +23 ° , , ae ' = : bene: : ' 7 ie, t . re — ‘he - ee _— : f eg ee a nove list, ig 038 na po tos oe senso geott we 2 Poe ; E Mrs. Sally Price Fubri of Ferguson, Was ade : ee i “lay Jordon. Mrs Wilbur Jones, Mre J. D. MP He 4 : <r ee ray ote i ee ) ia GZ ced yesterday at a smal) informal] tea Miss Marie Clarkson, daughter of Mr. an Perry Francis. Mrs. W. C. Bitting Jr. Mrs. B® Moriated with his uncle, F. Kingsbury Cur ... mr ang Mrs. Walter Duke Thompson and Z noun : . ' hone Clarkson of Windermers ; : | | P ite to i t s 8 uncle, i pe is am are Mr. a h . . 4 given by the prospective bride in honor Of Mrs. W. Paimer a PBs gypsy Donaldson Lambert. Mra WM. Clageett. 2) F ractic 4 | Z va is 1: f y] nes _ 7 ‘ . rat ‘i ' ’ e ' : ‘ rye : Ars “ emges : ae Tashineto: marentemesene ii ese 7 Miss Susan Lewis, whose wedding to William place, has chosen Wednesday. JU Mrs. J. H. Duncan. Mrs. H. M. Pfiager, Mrs. »D George H. McLanahan of Washinete ETE H Petring wil take place April 28. and Miss date for ber marriage to Robert Prince Ca George T. Peckham Mre. Fllie Hallett, Mrs. ‘ : f Fairfield, Conn. / si : oe oe ¥ : e ceremony wil , : ie: ece Bed Outfit guest, Miss Sally Fowler 0 she f Mary In- | | / Alice Strauch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. — sey of Los Angeles, Cal. ei satan sobn B. Edwards, site Paleenh Meenin. Som. ; — Miss McCreery is &@ gradua € of —— “ny fa Wi B. Strauch who has chosen June 14 as the take piace in the Ct nion bangs ee! 20 s Ralph Bixby, Mra. Stuart M. Butler, Mre. d, Spring and Mattress : ih engagement of interest to St. Louis stitute and Miss Wright's iggy ee ee illest: Mag ~ a oe ig date of her marriage to John Philip Meyer, Church and a reception wil! follow ~ — Warren F. McElroy. Mrs. Dorsey A. Jamie. *asing design. 75 3 ty Was made last week when the be- Mawr, Pa. She is a member of the Jun rh _ Mbhththilhd ; son of A. C. F. Meyer of the Denny road. Bellerive Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Clark: son. Mrs. R. Fairfax Funsten, Mrs. George V. : a + . & its ; 7 Genuine Sim- $ ° ; bal of Miss Catherine McCreery, daugh- League and the Imperial. Mr. ae is t! MRS CHARLES E. BASCOM, Miss Fay is a graduate of Mary Institute son returned bome last week from @ trip ce Moore. Mrs. Grove F. Newhard, Mra. W. BD. oe Z Of Mrs. Wayman C. McCreery of 3841 son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitaker Sloan 40. of the patronesses for the Wis- and is a member of the senior class at Wash- Honolulu and os their way home they spen Collins and Miss Avis and Lucy Bewett. : v 2% . ‘ . : inster place. and Loren Whitaker Sloan of Indiana. consin University Dramatic Club per- ington University where she will complete a few days ip Los Angeles as guests of Mr. asy Payments | Louis wae announced at a tea given The date of the wedding bas not bees sf@- = formance Tuesday night. —Keivere her education in June. She is e member of Casey and his parents. Continned on Next Page. Thursday afternoon for Miss MoOreery's sounced. | Pek i r *,

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TC _— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DIS Fruit and Veeetable a rave! News of PAGE 2_ a ~~ ~~ ~~ sas . : ‘a sans and : “iggpeececs pamanecmceeseet RN as | | Booth at Campy St. Louisa Engagements ny MISS KATHERINE J. JOHNSTON. : MISS SARAH SELBY. > ) moe SF © . . One o: the — ae booty, Their Friends a \ j ] “ | : : PARANA AAA - - : OKA SANNRARANRRR AANA at the ountry Carn to be ee, BE . : nd eddings' ae : x . ee, SRR - ’ MRS. a , SNS at Grant's Farm. the home of me ; Mise Elizabeth Scudde debu a | A . dS ‘ \ WAV sapere ‘y, “ LAURENCE SS and Mrs August A. Busch, Mapa. ce daughter of Charles Scudder ae SF “ bes . . a : z : — #: a, women who successfy Tangy expected to arrive home todar. ; ' Miss Nancy Ittner to Become Bride of Edmund Lewis Wil-' liams at Church of the Unity, Thursday Evening. 7 errrFr nliey McElroy of ‘Tr,rerrre,.rTrrere. % ~_ - piu can : rhe esse hs tlh ti De who have been t ss s lly a dairy aerent ES May at thy Miss Jane Pareona, Gaughter home of Mr. and Mra Samual . ma Fordyce Jr. ¥ urs. John B. Denvir ot The committee includes Mra & ington terrace, ts expected to return | ward V. Papin. Mra. Theedun & Rome this wees from Castie Hit noist, Mrs. Ellsworth Smith s. Springs. Ar‘z.. where she has been | inter. Mra, Denis Edgar Lackland Taylor Mra Gy , a ae until the et son Carpenter, Mra. Harry I ain in Arizona until the Baste; Mrs. J. Bayle Price, Mra “ —— Kimball Conant, Mra Leteester re . itzg@eerald oa Linden- Faust. Mrs. J. D. P. Francia me , a suburb © . Louts, ts vis- N. 8. Chouteau Walsh, Mra . ting Mrs Raleigh McC ormick of Prenatt Green. Mra. Howard a Elm wood avenue, Webster Groves lon. Mrs. Oliver G. Richards Mame and *)!! De the guest of Mrs. Fred F. B. Ewing. Mra. Ira & Iienderson of Tuxedo boulevard, Mrs. Taylor Carter, Mrs. Breas Webster Greves, before going to Shinkle, Mrs. Lee Le ; ™ South Carolina to foin her hus- Mrs. Sidney R. Overall Miss & ' gand, who departed Monday for the | sephine Bates, Miss Eugenia South. Mrs Fitzgerald was before | munds, Miss Roccena pres her marriage Miss Edna Giffin of! —em Michigan. | — Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Bridge gormeriy of the Forest Park Hotel FOUNDATION 80 Penner home on the Edgewood road. GARMENT Wr. and Mrs. Louls B. Wood- | _ “RE ward of 6233 Westminster place MODES ; 4 . and Mrs Atwell Lincoln wtll sail | Tuesday April 5 r Naples, Italy They will taly. France, En- | : for several - Mise Helen Taylor Topping, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Topping of Fort Smith, Arte. became the bride of Walter William Loevy, son of Mr. and Mra. H. A. Loevy of 5032 Wat- erman avenue, at 8 o'clock last eve-. ? | AAs s : sas sishth hal, 7 ‘ ning. he wedding took place at the home of the bride's uncle and | aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ierbert Maury | Edmunds of 7155 Westmoreland drive, with the Rey. Dr. Edmund Duckworth, pastor of the Church of the Measiah, officiating. Miss Eleanor Holt was maid of honor forh cousin and Jack Crit- tenden of Quincy, Il., cousin of the| bridegroom, served as best man. An! improvised altar of palms. Easter} lilies and white roses formed an at- | tractive background for the wed-' ding party. The home was decor- ated in smilax and rosea. he bride was gown d in white satin made robe de style, trimmed! in rose point lace and embroidered | in seed pearls. Her tulle vel! form- ed a court train and was held in| place by orange blossoms and she’ carried roses and lilies of the val- ley. Miss Holt wore a gown of flesh tinted georgette, made bouf- fant, and her flowers were deep pink roses. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held. Seventy-five guests were present Mr. and Mrs. Loevy wil) pass their honeymoon in Asheville. N. C.. RES ; eg ; and upon their return will make SWRA. S 3 | | } r Ol] eil f 25 | thetfr home fn an apartment at 6221 SSS 3 _ . Westn nay wen hee ge Southwood avenue. Among the # ES ee me aes : “af . wns ~~ aoe. donnie ‘Mrs. Augustus A. guests were h ft t) 7 oe OS as ail ae : | | S S RO. ie 2 j : | | ‘$577 im bride. Mrs ee haa : : ee ae. aul ; \ gr ance a ee Ny _ — land Por sso ye a ) ington University and has made her ee ™ Rte Hot Springs | Ariz where home with Mr. ard Mrs. Edmunds ad g oe at ei 86s ee: Sa a . 4 : . thave teen viet t : the past two years. Mr. Loevy was BEN SSIS , . la ~ ny nding To ee ee raduated from Washington Uni. &s ee oe Y ee fe, sags | ose ab ee ee | voréite. th hk tamber Of the ! ee by ie, ~ Ro ¥ , Mrs. Van Leer Wils of Cacagp | University Club. Miss Selby, daughter of ee BS om | gre : ae ber Com Pens ae Mr. and Mrs. William Bee Ss % AEs ee ca undlare gow Weenie Perry Selby of 6335 se a a com Le +4 4 s . pannes. * plan to return te Waterman avenue, will : Sites: — 3 ; and June. Sirs. play the leading role in Mrs. Henry Garnead, the musical comedy, a “Rosita,” to be presented artin have recently returned : ; from Paris, where they were Mrs. Club; by Washington Univer- ve} sity students. Wills’ ruests for a fortnight. Mrs. Chap Wills and her daughters have been | South —Dieckman, abroad Aurellus T. artiett. of paestitithLiiii ssh PT Lae eee OY us oeraeeve® 7? withhtitili .- 5 wr warty * ore 7 “? 7? ar etarae® ss? UMM MIM TTHT/ — viiithhLill piehhii Ll dad vesitttbhaliade , AAhh hhh “er a ss “* sawaeenrnrerer ree ep veowrerrrrr se W, ra a Mahle hlihdbllhbabbltbtlbttd (, “Uys Margaret Turner, daughter Mrs. C. unt Turner Jr. avenue, has gone to ase, Md.. to visit Mrs Gorman Lambert for sev- | ae PAOD AEP OAIAGLE a **heae %s - ¢ an VOssell liter. o * ° ’ : Yt, A . ™~* . + > *FOLOSAEMPAOAEAEEAFALEELPEEASAEEOE SOS LPPEE SAS IAAP SOONG . AL Ld ddd dade A SEREIALOO® Aff? 4 Me AEA PSEA EP a dee - “a somes ¢ Arrangements are complete for | the wedding of Miss Nancy Ittner, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren | Wayne Ittner of 6141 Waterman’) avenue, and Edmund Lewis Wil-/| liams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Williams of Pine Bluff, Ark. The ceremony will take place at the Church of the Unity at & o'clock Thursday cvening, April 7. the ' Re. Rev, Dr. George R. Dodson officta- a . i Me . ae : i SRS ae via Stake: SS ° e ae . es f | ae ee , . mong the pre-wedding parties | to aaron wees = oy a Bs aaa pe Be ae | and _— Willars aTY — DE Son Bite Stace and her ree, . . ww |are Mrs. J. P. Higgins, treasurer- ae Re aot Aca = Se ae ae . _— ypreland penee. — irne bridal party are a buffet supp: r to - s | general of the Daughters of the | | oy a ees oe ~g ma 1 . es te in a | Be given oy Dr. and Mrs, N, R. | | Conte deracy, Mrs. Adolf Mey sr and it “at % Ns oe a . / . - = ay ' ots Far fms gy aes os a — B- | Announcement was made last week of the engagement ther daughter, Lorraine: Mrs. H. H. Ron Sor ae * Mrs. Ewald is a member . | mes P iin od Mie end Vre | im om Reaveeh ene ~'e eienietane i * & w= “+ et ete atin Bi Mei een jase 1s 24 . chi ee ina a Sa CR RAI er A LEONE AOELE ES SAB ; tage sith Beethoven festival tn Boston. fred Garrels of San Antonio. Tex.. | — ' " 5 ss , " . ’ Sees *; 7} 7 : — sc ° . and Mrs A.C. Anderson of Terre. MP: and Mrs. William G. Espy of IBALD A. PIERSON of Kansas . ~~ ’ . : ‘ e794 . 5 ilies : : HW ; Ind } 7] bh oP 51, y avenue have announced Citv, commanding the Missour) ’ 7 . = T D f ry Pp ef 3 rortiand piace > —- oe WAS wh a aetna ob thele dan ee eS ee ee en ee W + - U Fede wo Dozen for $r ostpaid i anttane af BikAcfacd Bani ae | guests of Mrs. Ernest L. Coffin) the marriage of thet daughter. Division of the United Confederate | . 4 : . Peceration the national membership cam-|and County Regional Conference, Bob. medium d large a pad as - madh + ss “9 1 _ 6 ini . , . de ; ‘ ' al will be with Mrs. Ittner. of 6810 Arthur avenue. The wed | Fla., where they il be the guess month! usiness méetin ae fon and Young People’s Branch, | be present. Mrs. Shankland in New York, where she went la& lime tank niafta VMarch 80 ' : c : +. sa aie ; A MENTION COLOR, SIZE AND STYLE Ww e« K tn ye oe ee A of honor a’ the : et ee Vt iciatei- - ~~ i“ i. ~ at 10 OcilocK morning at the » c, ; ation 1:36 n. | Organized by Mrs. Shankland, | preside. N 7 | ets a an ot al pi i} lude | | é ee, EI, ere ae e et scaianad er ee ee + dee Mictaintinn | with _]| Nets Guaranteed. Lady Agents Wanted. West d marriage of her cousin, Miss Mary Miss Mary Elizabeth Ittner, Judith! Miss Eunice Armhetin, daughte mariage 7 var.ous | tomorrow af Luccock Lodge, 3628 | president of th ederation, witn- | OCUST a | 0Cil lttner and Mrs. E. Hovt Hal!. sis-|of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Armhein chapters o ¢ Snited Danghters| Delmar boulevard. | in the last six months. The St. Louis Socia] Dance and | HARRY L. COE + — ast a ne Se | ters of the bride: Miss Rebecca! of $219 Cherokee street, and James | and the Sons of t ranfederacy. | The program will include re- Mrs. W. E. Ingalls, in charge of ating Club will give a dance this] Sales Agt. Am. Leader Hair Net Mfg. Co. | | — ll oe ws Niedringness, fot | Williams, sister of the bridegroom:|H. Teeter of 407 Lucas avenue . Louisans who joined th+ party pots from all local treasurers on! the luncheon tickets for the City |'evering at Architectural] hall. 4000! ; | - eee Baiitan on © een eae | Ea James McGaughy of Pine Binff. were married at 1 o’q@ock Thursday : ve iis: ‘wena pormeaeree | estertad | Ark.. best man. and FE. Hoyt Ball, afternoon at the home of the bride's 7 Miss Niea ingh a } e return | Scott Ittner. Richard & Bull and parents, the Rev. E. E. Leidner of ~ oe nos pte scapsaes Jess Donnell. ushers. Anthony Itt- | St. Marcus’ Church Officiating. A | . St. Louig April 7. _— ner, grandfather of the bride, will | luncheon followed the ceremony : Miss May Foster. daughter of T | RU give her in marriage, | Mer. and Mrs. H. Koplar of 2812A! . ao C 7 he ; Saunders Foster. who has been ae The marriage of Miss Mary Thomas street, have announced the | ' : Ts! . . | ow ae ZS \ | Buy “a | a — cert onae-| dral, Tuesday morning, March 29 |engagement of their daughter. » \Oead En ' Foster passed ie winter ram Tunts | Because of serious tliness in the | wise Selma, to Leo Kapp. son of ) todd as the ruest - Wise Martha Rurke | family of the bridegroom and be-/| wirs. M. Kapp. Miss Katz is a mem- eal _F j of Paria. France carunadte of Maw | cause of its being the Lenten sea. ‘ber of the Sicma Alpha Sorority ’ a2 | York fs ip PR oe , son the guests were limited to the) The wedding date has not been get ee. t . OD 5. | qundvem immediate members of the two | _- a a a y. oM ee. ; L \ - * . Erhron Catlin of New York families. Miss Wheeler is a grad. | Benefit Show to ag , + Sas . 7 : : 3 . : 0 has been visiting his mother uate of St. Mary of the Woods, In- | : a | Bsr &. + % ~ x 7 } : co \ i? | ‘ Ephron Catlin of 15 Vande- diana. Mr. Hewilt received his | Aid F 7 D } : MS tas ' A r ; 2% . i : @ ; A i} ; “3 renter place, departed Thuredeyv education in the East. The bride} He mi 5 unnam nt ‘en. : ee er “3% ee ) do 7 — | = F ed | \. os , - . for his home. Mrs. Catlin and his was attended by her sister Miss Lu- | ® | 3 sitet te : * - ay a ay eae Rpintovs AR ‘¢° ; | 3B AS oh a ° 4 Ax | = Sts = 5 . aL | f , ee = : : : : ~~ jf . : 4 Spa aie: = ; ¥ KA = B= 80n. Er hron Jr.. who accompanied clie Wheeler. Mr. Hewit was at- ottage at Orp ldndge Lar SS | Pec be eee ST aa 8° (\ le ees see f, am : pies 5: RS 5 ” Saeeee i Ae): ee eh Se eS eS — to St. Louis will remain for s ee oe one e, S. Roti. Continued from Preceding Page. Ug ot eas oe 8 ? SAS ww | Ne eee a BRAN. Wa a AS A SY 9 ee e's PS ie et ee = a i a ae ee } DR aetatee cis te tn. ceca The marriage of Miss Vera Stan-| mye case in the order of their BRO SROR ER Ss a a ! IO eee CO Qasr e ee Pres SEAS aaa CS as RON BW reat rR Se 3 | Bo East with her eon. Apri) 6 wood daughter of Mr. and Mre = appearance is as follows: Ruth Gee woot seg. ILS oe : grees : > es Sete oases PORES Ee if eg KR ae 3 Nin, += ee @ When he returne to Concord. Mas Samet & Dies, egg vs *.a| Bass, Emily Kauffman, Helene eecamme nics eo: se nl : ' vier | ~ a i age Vi by FS — re = coemuene i ~s9ge -. a oe eo Mrs. Fdwin F. Dies of 3627 Hum ipvnougee — ee aytem | - : _ x \" _—— : ee — - — iif — — arr , , Pf. NER at aes “ | ‘ h Sat _»ivean Aly, Betty Ann Freeman (ssa th ISN SRT Geen ar as aii Ma. {oP oon EROBD ST Sh PN nce ae Zencp Ben | aia as 5 2 Sb pes Se aay Tae image Ie eee X. : - @ -ormerty made their home phrey etreet, took place Saturdiuv Margarrette W Meher. Margaret B gee Risy WRT Listes ey Sa Sy exe Ot paemee M es te | age ee Man it , ia, Se . (Pe te & : Age ; as ; Ph’ +o. | : z RB 7 Se ae . ~ be Place were hosta sister of the bridegroom. as ma'!?) PIV AS a . = Capers aes aa i 9 BP Soon eam. Bh Reenter ame en oe tt Ee Pi “e ; ai pe ee a Re Pe ee ie ea — —y is PP BEE Le , o a . i tne Ap ath Haat chee OEY . ee we “S 40°," SE ae or .- D odaee esi os ata : oe a. % . hie ink Stn Waren Sebroth emai es llr som _ ee ; - , | ' : Spi > manor] Sees a mes SLOSS a i 1 Te , 5 gen Mre. Auguste B. Ewing | Miss Lillian Trog and Mrs. Dewev | pop yei) | Sarees one ee Ne Schmoll as bridesmaids. C. Lloyd caw Te ee Stanwood was best man and Ken ae | 3s la) | | ae ° me ™ Cube | neth P. Marien. Dr Oscar O El. 4 e \' Li! . a aster Ba ner and Carl Kampe groomsmen & > ) é | tii if oe 0 & A | bsg E aaa liye ma and Henry A Fur % | ; ‘ I \ | » women's organizations and e@e- | ar ‘ere ushers. i Be ) .* é ks | “onal ciubs will conduct a co- The maid of honor wore pale | : eS ments ia * . A “la SPfrative Easter bazar and mar pink chiffon over cream lace and & | yee x aT eee See 2 Ah —= em 86Ret at the Commodore Apartments | satin trimmed in face. and carricd Be BA AG AA ‘ R yess Bebe” '|' Oe sek a Oe, Ne ~ RS IZ at, «FY \ Sale ce © , tne B Rote, assembiy room, $314 Persh | pink sweet peas and snapdragons Wholesale and Retail PW es RAD Me ee beg soe Sea oe Jee | Seamer Te Rg avenue April 9 to 16 . Rae } ep dies ae EE AOR ET ace wa ce “Sams od ig - ares ie i . } ead taffeta of vellow, orchid an4 NEW FURS FOR | PND, cote os De tet OA it vie, ° : SRR oy tes | ee f 3 > Make sittin gy Birdie | green. respectively. maée bouffant. % tp | + rie eas gk : | ca aes eee . 7 - ra “Beal 6 re 78 ; . ca ae fs > ) Ey ; _ & " ; : ) and with tulle draperies to match COLLARS AND bi La Ae, | hcl 1 Oia rs uN oo. eae Oi Together V ith 300 Dresses Reduced From Higher Prices ae, ee Sie ; wpe ve a Z a. ape fancy artic.es, rs ais oad —, : . - iS aay Sie Pe Con. eae Oak oe of es 7 reassess and ‘er novettics re one fom the wet CUFFS | & Brand-New Spring Medels at Extraordinary Value | Te «Among the women's organtss flowers The bride was gowned in Mel Orders Given Prompt Attention | Root | Bee ie Wee Great Savings Ih ai a 4 tet. that have arranged to par tvory crepe with trimmings of rea! G reen { i e id °s | ones Se A ee Dea 2 y i) Nae a3 Flat % In Every Dress BES a RE ee ee Oe : aed te the sale at Trang’ lace. Her veil was arranged under ee tie, FAR a. Tee ee mew pastel shades, ex- Just a few of the many dozens of new ehh ak ee eee? oe E Qeu: — see's MN. B Chore a close fitting cap of lace and she MFG FURRIERS | ea aes Dad Wig he a, Uae. ae ee ex combinations and all-wool jer- details which make these Dresses distinc- Pies ins Fe cecal, Nuk , Thusateg: Charty Cie A reception at the Forest Park ihe Pinte gton OC RNS CR Fea CTE Y extra sizes, 16 to 46. All are ‘resh new ar- basque effects AP cap, : lel a —_ Cie VS scat aig set Bae won: Ladies’ Circle; Wagoner | Hote] followed the ceremony The 8 Doors East of Lx sine iets ie RS Che Py aed be rivals in the most delightful Spring modes. piece effects, belted and button trimmed. mI % os Ree ey es = he oe Bree 3 bride's gifts to her attendants were - : . re Teens | (Cleantnge Fure minced Prices =e a a, . pearl necklaces and Mr. Diez gave es c oS errr ceecesenereseueeuessesasesesseevessesevesescosssenseuseesy - . ” City; St Louis Central College ‘ Z ee THU leet Lu eg Aa, ile 2 ehtimy = i La, . * ps ba ats ne . 4 yay! pak = A ae e+e oie 4 : - ~ ai so at al , : Fate . i. A RS Nowteats pa a x fat ‘ A aes ; hae roa v- s Se A sup: ats 7 F " F ve - oo Y. ‘ ys : " ® Ee Ae a iat ut ithe + a1 Ser St rN Ag y her S — F eo of 5 4 , i ol * A . — 7. oa! Pigie. “i % ahs De ogy ry a + ® «2 ° a” 6 ry = oe .) Gee 7 + " ‘ . . - d - a *, z ‘7 y reac! ¢ se 4 " iP tae POY hel Ms } = “y aaa ay ~ ¥ Be ae MEY - . =. « y “a - - ? ” - 5 > be “7 Sal a 7 ’ ~s N 7 ¥ —— . ‘ een 4 7 : os 4 ey Me es ‘ ans it c , 7 ag a “i . : ; ; _ Pabst 4 er > : ee -- , » > te il on = ‘ i " . J ; a : > Pee tc ee REP J -tewg? _ 4 pag ‘ + Agen =~) Age i sees ei BER Ne PB Zr 4 st 4, . “ iS * 5 ? ass ar ; ‘ . - - ad ‘ -_ ee? - ty . lb ~~ ibier pet ae. VR Bro 2 - Fe: . oe a - . eet + 3 M4 + “ - * pee x f hi adly oo - uF ~ Nes i ak: , APOE LAG IT ad. a> adit ie

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OO _. ST.LOUIS POST-"ISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927__ ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH nis See — eernaeeee a SUI 117 Travel News of G zy Invitations Issued berlain and Mrs. Frank Hinchep Fruit and Vegetable @m # | MRS. ANDREW ANDERSON MISS HARRIETT STROH . make Op Ot a ee Booth *® ‘ : St. Louisans an “lly Ws ALLL LLC G's, For Town Club Series The patronesses for the parties at arnival 44 4 cnittntendeeendny Bf OL V11f7 ofr LY UULINN LiL, UMTS) Of Pp A 1 14 are Mra. Oscar Johnson, Mra P. : , . ? 4 4 é S iardner : hn F. Cheple One o° the most colorful booths Their Friends! % rom arties April 22}. Gardner, srs John ¥° Cheptey, at the Country Carnival to be given Py Vip % a eee Invitations have been sent out| “rs. Ellas Michael, Mrs. Arthur at Grant's Farm, the home ig Elizabeth Scudde: debu 34 ; iii es ’ fo. th wre oe arties| Alden, Mra. Walter T. Campbell, M A t A B cee ghter of Charles Scudder 4 | or ¥ siege aes : goo —— 'Mrs J. P. Higgins, Mra Marie de and Mrs. vse ; usch, May 12, Sie hereon Sie aad: Thos , which the Town Club wil! give on | ~ nih —— p Bae Say — oo Giekeurutts ~sertert arr. sles Mary A Scudder of 4943 Ee: 3 if | 9 get ren St 7 : od Mrs, Aaron hauh, ‘Mrs. He nry Ww, , 1d vepet: hag be boulevard have returneJ ed age sone 3 $s ties oes , a ELS ba j ; te oe gs C3 , nN aed eee eee ” Peters Mire N. 8. Brown, Mre the fruit an -getable market of ell : a : a ae al _ ; a Pitt a 7 ie e BP Gs | | y 4 Sn ; j ‘ Lclub s members and their friends. | a : _ we me Py . » & 4 “a . which Mrs. Robert A Barnes Waish §f ee : age : : : Ls ee. Mre, Arthur E. Ebbs.ts generni| oo w. A Veaner, Mra. Alvin will be in charge. Artistically ar. : | chairman of the Arrangemants | Mrs — pa Pate r. j ee Vill ranged vegetable basket. ané sen, : Committee with Mra. Marth. im ag asta , _— . . ne — 7 » Peres Peg Tia bytes 1s, TICS ‘ ' ‘ ; ‘ tainers o. small berries lineg With § wy. daughters . of | Slaughter. i Mrs. Harry Salisburs saw Mek Sto Gee ee ea leaves and adorned with flowers warren Finley McElroy of 23 Port. land Miss Kate Meyer, vice chair. |“'*?: | i. ele agg sh yates a will be featured Mrs. W h ave be > men G. Palmer, Mrs. W. T. Nardin. Mra, , : Pish's ignd place. who have been tn Pho«- | men. Marion tessa. Sian Masihe Con, committee includes @ number of ix, Ariz.. the past two wees, are Mrs, T. M. Sayman, Mrs. B. P.| °F Srategg ee oe — women who successfully manageq § espected to arrive home today. ‘Silver and Miss Margaret Barry) ce. yo), pole iaiai. a similar market last May at the comeaa th @ C itt Elizabeth Cueney, Miss Isabel Tuck- Pareons, daugz compose e Souvenir ommittee, se e » Gri tons home of Mr. and Mrs. Samue} Ww Miss Jane ening er, Miss Nellie Griswold Miss Alma Fordyce Jr. : ' oe ee tS Wash ae DO as _—— * 4 t 3 it ath ag ge Me con gy G. Robb. Miss Sarah Tower. Miss The committee includes Mrs. wa, : eee? 7 Be? We ee atte RC ene ers ee ae ae - 25h tinge rs wey YP vec Me ‘= vane ns S + Rp PO Iara alle tiene sent Py BA ae + 3 {= ae prumreameatnnats «* «a Y Sc eat te coe AAA niin tat TE angers ae eh Nght a le ad >> > > 5 aa ee ee OO RT etn ee ON De ER ARERIEN ele eran Nee aia a GED 4 a _ jngton terrace, is expected to return oe Reni, La. Drabelie on Blanche Renard and Miss Margar- Y. Papin. M home this week from Castle Hit Mrs G. Mel. sollin are in charge) oy ejien Ross. ward V. Papin. Mrs. Theodur Be, Ariz. where she has been of the ticket distribution. Mr: Reservations for tables may be noist, Mrs, Ellsworth Smith, 4 George Gellhorn. Mrs. Harr gy ' , Edgar Lackland Taylor Mra Clark. for the winter. Mrs. Den ir wil! Be; (ig ¥. : ee zs ee | ee z : j ai. iy ee bs 4 ? ‘ ¢ Fiche S} ragrue NI rs 2 ] I - | } made through the Tow . Club or at rizona until the Easter! 3 ig@ : "ge 65 7 Beare Be ea | a i oe a Sprague, Mrs “re . English} ef uarters Main 0013. a oe Arry Papin, aq a sue cual ie Se eas Fs a ee Bits * , Rs tea , Se Miss Alberta Allen and Miss Flor. |°'U? ane Mrs. é. Boyle Price, Mrs. George Nn. isin : he g B iy eee : : , % 4 ae “i 4.7 > : 2g if “ oe * i mee ae ; adhe: i : eget ; $3 ; - J > t ; ence Weige] compose the Patron. | \lise St ella M. Drumm of 674 1 Kimball Conant, Mrs. Leicester B, Mrs. K, P. Pitzgera i | of Linde: - | mae : ee e i % : ' Meg He: y : r. RE es es ex, - ; # i ess Ci ymmittee. Dr. Ma ttielee CC. Mi P herson avenue de parted Faust. Mrs. J. D. P. Francis, Mra. wood, & suburb of St. Louis, fs vis-| 2 é f Boe 4 E 4s ‘. / ; | he ; Oe: e te i ? Be ales i | | Barnett. Miss Beatrice Clark Mites! Wednesday for New Orleans to at- N. 8. Chouteau Walsh, Mrs. Henry ting Mrs. Raleigh M c€ ormick of : f i ie : be 3 ae e . 7G Base e Cpe: . we ’ : g by bg /¢ iA lena St owe ‘ 1, M rr Ma reraret tend t he Mississippi Va ! ley Hi iSe@ Prenatt Green, Mrs. Howard O’Fal. Elm wood avenue, Webster G roves, ee se j : ts aa i ae ee Pe * RS wr a e ge zs OB é } | be | Z Coons, Mies Alana Rovd Mies Helen tiariest. masten Mise Drumm is lon, Mrs. Oliver G. Richards, Mra, and will be the * iar of vee rs. }- red d oe eee . 3 se é Se Me eo Ses Be ce : eriey ¢ ° Bn: % z Ree 8 Big , bs Z cs iS t , fis ‘ ‘ fe Clap D, M rs. ara nsfo rd Lewis M re libra rian of the Missouri Historical Mrs. Taylor Carter, Mrs. Bradforg webster Greves, before going to! Z& ite P Gi ae PO Bias i 5 » a , ia Bie: Se th Vs i ‘ Z i ! ; Be rat , —- eee Shinkle, Mrs. Lee L. Niedringhaug # South Carolina to foin her hus-| 7 i Mee et, OO ee | ae ps iw dma 85, % ae ; 5 Z| SPECIAL SPRING OFF ER sephine Bates, Miss Eugenia Ed. guth. Mrs. Fitzgerald was before ; ‘ ; WL ‘ ens LE Ps pe » 4 ie ee ey y ee : a 4 Ce 4 ¥ j : ‘ Sn. S ee a munds, Miss Roccena Baldwin ber marriage Miss Edna Giffin of! 3 Mm : eee oe 7 ee KG ee ae aa 7% ae en | , . PE RMA hi ir NT WAVE = ee, Michigan. me ; 2 is | $ rein uae Ss 5 a . L ees eee | ve gs ee ist i us j Y, | | ee b i é % g Mr. ~—p ig CL pease Ba ag gf Si; ES | eens 7 ee : Fig lle ee : : 0, Me | STEAM AND OIL PRUCESS; NO WATER OR INGER WAVING; COMPLETE gormerly of the Forest Park Hotel,| 9, & GUM gg gun's 8 lI 7 Geena no ag : a | ves Ae Be Mm FOUND ATION have taken possession of their new eo gS Bg Og eo : a pF 7 Ms a «6 fats gig oS >) UN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 yome on the Edgewood road. | = ig. nee Ae, | 3 : i age Z ae 5 a? hs ” suasehdneedtnenetensmntitttmeeneenen v4 > (We ees ee me nee Se ee By PP. gre, Beggin pee. athe we ce tre we ae ae ane - a anh : J ts : Fs aes dei te” Cade yea “4 - ve. ven 9 is aire, i ay “ga ’ : > \ i sar, 4 7 oe oe (* ee ‘ nas iashle : . R ee ee ay’ bebe ihe itegels hay em re eee » ae. - , ovwe sy Ie » ‘ : ” mS —- - ee = ee Mr. and Mrs. Louls B. Woo2- | ward of 6233 Westminster place | and Mrs. Atwell Lincoln will! sail | a Tuesday, April 5. for Naples, Italy. . They wil) tour Italy, France, En- | Vary With the *gand and Scotland for severa) Hour Lait months. | aa it : hee Miss Margaret Turner, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. C. Hunt Turner Jr. | ef 470 Lake avenue, has gone to} Chevy Chase. Md., to visit Mrs. | Arthur Gorman Lambert for gev- | eral days. dust a Few Daya Left PERMANENT YW/AVE waved with ringlet enda done on sew Nestle machine Every ADVERTISING SPECIAL ~ agi ORS. SRO RE AS a RGR DN AARNE INS MRE. 5 MRE MS oy - b) - 7 : tye SSS elie igo ictal Sina 2 iailaas GANA AIGE IS baa omg ~ - oop reg core 1 Cees 4 ¥ wave Aruaranteed A permanent wave can be eiven over an old peroyaneri' Open evenings by appointmien RAINEY’S PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 3515 PINE ST. PHONE ASOT LISTED—~JEKEFFEKSON 7988 Phone for Appointment of Mall in Deposit SS ‘ . Yr SS ~ Y o\ ‘\ i MRRRKRMHAAAAQNY oA LADIES AND GENTLEMEN eee po WE WANT YOU TO KNOW | : tolls ye] fe of | That the Pan) Brown Building Barber, Beauty and Bobhery Shop te the most 4 pe ape re. = wee Of 25 2 % Sit NS MM 0 ote is 14, : beautiful place kind in the West Abeoiutely Sanitary in every reepect, . @ eWestmorela n qd piac . an d t fl e lat - | A S se St . 7 ne: a ee, ; ‘ on fee a see: . “ny, ~. . as SF jf?” a OF Pos woes ae « Ze : and her t ae! 1 he ! s0y Or weniis if} nev(ry ¢« le tail fr 4a! ing to t! e personal Mers daughter, Mrs. A ugustus A, . ‘ “a ee ? ae MS Ae. z Y/ ee Sask: ~ Vly sa le” oon | pe ; POOR gs % i i appearance. Ladies’ Department Entrance Threugh Barber Shop. aaa ° wee ™ ee ; ; oe he, a , ref se (Ait GIGEIOOO LE babel ietrsielh Gotten 4) tninitt trn-gee poe att i 4 Oe : % “Wills an form i ‘ ae A “4 Busch Jr. of 53577 Lindel] boule- ¥ od 90000000000000 COOOPOUOEOEEEDEOADEOEOEROLOATEIEEES erossssd|sly } Afr McMillan and Berte, rmerly wtih Seruggs, invite you SL, 4 Z = — sr % 4 . ty ie b : | ( h *“li 2 OM? fi silding Barb B ful ana B bhery + yrine , a an” 4204-4244 % Castile Hot Springs. Ariz., where A Aor, cercorereorescesebitsbit tachi njbtet | KL “ty * SN NS ~ “ YS RNS sid N ~ \] ) ON s > S SS Sy — SS SSS * p. where they wtll apecialiae in iadies’ hatr cutting, 00 Miss Stroh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | PAUL BROWN BUILDING BARBER, BEAUTY AND BOBBERY SHOP Mrs. Caine was before her marriage : ¢ «a! Dress Committee, St. John’s M. E. | : . in ‘ G we 'Gautier .........Marguerite Newton : hs ave ......$1.09 Finner Water Wore tad Mrs. Willard Bart of 5 | evening of April 8 The plays are | me titavent Grace Monie e y e er- | i Swirl Bob ...$1.00 Qur gypectal ~ iWestmoreland place. has returneq | Church, South, and Service Board | ities nae od aneiie oe >@ M0! i ae je r Facial, t Sui il pia wie hehe revaurne m ie@Va in cnara 4 fo wo ' Malepaye (ee, , Los Hair Trim see , 75e a 25 * ° rm ss : | QSae re T , ) 7 : ° Corsettes and ville, N. C., to visit his parents , South. mare H. D. Herring and | 7 CT gee ON ag oe MG and the thiré ts a modern play (| Blanchefleur de Nevers— C . during the spring vacation. Trus-| Mrs. Beulah Nyberg Hughes are_ bg is ee age Bs dealing with medieval history “Le | Audrey Martin|]| Marcel or French Wave with LZ eintures ;tin B. Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs |!m charge of the sale and the vari- | cig ie gm 3 Cuvier” is a farce putting an over-|Chilperio .......-.Loulse Stremme! | ; | ' # 2. : ou waitin ami - ateant 1 4, ee oe, Eee. ; Laura Mar Allen | : pote ’ - A sew, varied collection Of Brenue, who attends the same | Serve light luncheons and refresh Cp tap, “& , , et al Tarte” portrays the clever- |p aoinhe de Vincy Edith Skourae aw 28 SS ae oe sean Oe ee ee correct moulding garments school. has also returned home for iments and soft. drinks during the iness of two beggars in obtaining a | + ‘ ; : a tat . * B } Studi Suite 200 Carleton Building SPventngn by A sntment Sixth and Olive are demanded by the smartly h is] } 'hours of the bazar which will t eee ees eens ay egpenevntips pease manent a short visit with his parents. Bours a — = | © ] n On f La hour there is another softly. | J , P h Muwhere he has been the guest of |. 1% Womans Auxiliary of the Miss Vera Stanwood, “ys 3 ae Oe the first aide to minute his sister. Mrs. Malcolm Moss Mr | =t: Louls-Medical Society will have d ht f Mr da ‘.;) Re PERMANEN — ' ee eocldedly eben nt East ies eta thy charge of a luncheon Tuesday for a Pye | : Is the nearest to natura! curly hair. Even our customers who reesonable. leat ie ad ae Pio at i ° thoge attending the Mental Hygiene Mrs. M. Stanwood of ' ‘= - Orta ie ary Bet. oe ~*) 5a Pe ee i et a ee oe A jouiee Niedringhs a Semahter of | 4 Special] Announcement—Regular $15.00 $ . ver B. Niedringhaus or: | , " , merly of the St. Regis Apartments | 3 French Designer of Compose Sport, After nq Duer McLanahan of New York | * noon and Evening Gowns ~ 7 A is which was solemnized yesterday : apse ; ete That Fam Horseshoe Curi—Benutifal, Natural — Miss Niedringhaus plans to return | Lanediiae *Wave Without Water-Waving Combs Individual models to select from. Moder- to St. Louis April 7. NO KINK OR FRIZ—TRUE OIL PROCESS Complete se ate prices. Will use your materials, if Miss Mey Foster, daughter of T | NOWVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 | q desired. Saunders Foster. who has been liv- | Opposite Shubert-Rialto Theater Sunday »y Appointment | . os 6 NN TCE ERE = SLE I NE IRAE I CR IEE EE LETTE TT OCONEE: on A AER a, Ing abroad the past 10 years. wi!l | .. | Bemnemee ane MARIE ANTOINETTE SHOP ee oo. en” pare. | 9 mee 4639 Delmar BI FOrest 3761 r father d her sister. Mre ; . Piwird A. Linber cfs Lone |; Permanent Wave, $10 Complete pga | av, Place. Mrs Limberg nt to Ne , York mer “tn ooodgg wfiee | | We guarantee a large Wave with ringlet ends Poser passed the winter in Turis | — WICTORIA BEAUTY SALON ay LES LANOIL OR CIRCULINE i Gh RED Pari, France, formerly of Neu | | CEntral 8866 404 Victoria Bldg. 8th and Locust | fare ay) PERMANENT WAVE 2 SET RECO ERNIE og MNT 20'S RR pt ema RRR RIE SP RES PEW po MOR me aS og SAE | Tork. ETE age : [7 \* EASTER SPECIAL Pnron Catlin of New York ' | a _ Thi ethod is the most scientific known to the | Who has been visiting his mother. EASTER SPECIAI—2 WEEKS ONLY fF re)’ ‘ srothesion. A beautiful Permanent resembling 8 [| - al DA Mm Ephron Catlin of 15 Vande- PERMANENT WAVE §& ‘3 a EE ye 50 | venter place, departed Thursdev fhe original operators, Nettie & Bettie, of this 7 is i si | ‘ emg shop, are again established and are giving their | . : — bd apa ig Phe —- for STOUT WOMEN and MISSES for his home. Mrs. Catlin and his friends and customers the old-time service in Per. ates, oil son, Ephron Jr... who accompanied manent Marcel Waving. As you know we use the Nestle edvance seen ‘ ; i 1 ! SS ber, iatlize in th , = to St, Louis will remain for a [ane DEEP MARCEL SAVE "Ss FRAONE LINDELL 214F mi fi EXPERT FINGER WAVING longer vish. Mrs. Catlin plans .n AMERICAN BEAUTY SALON SHAMPOUOING — MARCELLING — MANICTURING | Just as Spring has loosened the gripping fingers of indefinite visit In St. Louts but may 217-21 ISSOUR HATER BLDG GRAND @ LUCAS Our Mep ‘Sacha nee tiseetnitalie in Ladies’ Haircutting—Separate Booths ath her ase Avril ¢. 217-218 MISSOURI THEATER i EA) ———— ° Just East ADAPTO Shoes will unshackle your feet When he returns to Concord, Mas | KURUSZ BROS., 3568 Olive St. of Grand Winter, ; f , Sh —* ee oth PERMANENT WAVE ~ PHONE LINDELL 1588 FOR APPOINTMENTS from the senseless bonds of ordinary footwear. Shoes, . noo. Mr id Mra. Catlin ITEP iy. ' | , J , Dyes Sai gor: /Who formerly Sa ete a in | A hhh 50 years in the hair business fn St. in order to be smart, need not be painful. Nor, in arene BM Louis w a. ae Pie , Louls has taught us how to treat the SUEEESEEEREEEnnameen ° x ¢ )\ Secs ee ee of rep leeretig Jt a rate aaa a hair of the individaal. — order to be comfortable, need they be “frumpy. For C2 3 ffairs, among them Phy UT é . | > , 4 — ee ae fe which othe) NESTLE HOME OUTFIT. .$15 | Nestle Crrcultine W aving niger te ADAPTO Shoes, with their restful, high-arch support 38 ony oS % scom O71 or an¢ S z Vor” ’ 9 ’ ‘4 ‘ . Pe IE WE Face, were boxe | i ged HAIR BAZAAR The Wave That Does Not Harm Your Hair aoe || and snug, narrow-heel fitting are comfortable! And Es Mr oe ene 7 7 r | , 7 e re wet one wo! ~ ' . Sh and FREE ' - ¥ and Mrs. Auguste B, Ewing | | 502 7t t Telephone CEntra) 2394 te eyo $4 O Hair Cut ; os ve judge for yourself how smart are ADAPTOS. oa Stop leet Plaiptiie avenue, have re- | ) After the Wave With Wave , dpa a visit of three we ks | -- PORRREEEE0E000000000000000000000F Nothing Morr to Pay | A a) | in and slip on a pair of these remarkable shoes. : d ursday Eventngs— OUR EASTER SPECIAL! ¢ eran eetPhone GArtieia 1113 Hie 8 » They need no “breaking in.” They'll be comfortable Easter Bazar aaa §-? Beautiful PERMANENT WAVE 3 LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOP | right from the first step. Or, if ordinary shoes have Women's organizati Qu. | , | _ rganizations and eeu r . Marce! like, soft, silky waves, NESTLE CIR $10 984 North Ith & Cer. Seventh and Pine it Siete wens ae Coot wisie meals ‘Foot Service Depart- ; ? } Sonal clubs will conduct a co- i A P=, CULINE Method. With or withou | Mt at the Commodore Apartments | » Open Sunday MARY MILLMAN, 3961 Blair Av 3 ——— —— | ment for a free examination and professional advice. a LONE eA cme eyes x pittat ao 3444002 e"* . » - ij Y aoe “e . : - A ; : e Morn! lg Sssembly. room. 6316 Persh | Phone TYler 16730 Belief. niaine Car North @ | ee ot April 9 to 16 «Sunday | | *Directed by Byron Schindler, Podiatrist. ; ed) for the sale of home | Make Cakes, bréads. candies, sa! ae ; ‘ eS a ' Ses a : . , : ! ' RE BBE Videk || | RRR R anne pe tamake fancy articles, chi! : PERMANENT WAVE ‘ ; oy Se z, Wh a8 8 tee ; Lae : u z ag” ; a dresses nd E ater ‘ Ite nest “ j w diecriminatin % Sha tee ‘Ss ; an asier noveltics | That has « dixtinect appee INSURANCE BLDG. o : id ualit sreased In thei: ” 7 | oped - women's pr agemen ) ee Le ae cet san nny style row ma) $908 OLIVE ST. ROOMS 20i-2-3-4 | naeeumennditll nanaatammiaernmmemamna TR : = ave arrangec to par — prefer Round Curt. Marce! or Kingiets r rea T WAVES ie Sheen ee CCAR hs 2 oh: | Raceoe oY 7 nt Se Meipat. , ai A —_ an t j j no hint of the skilled methods NEN LARCE Ese ee tes. | ~ [ # € in the sale at Trang: | aged gg Established 25 years Our motto: ) ' art ang ‘han eee Mae vy Bin ee oe | ey ’ VARA i a, 4 ; will aa S 00 KILL FUL STs te, Neer One Se hed | ; — tine Springer Home Organ |]\ oe oa ? CLIAr ae PECIAL! . al aS Succ . mi Ladies’ Circle; Wagoner | TALBOT’S BEAUTY SHOPS PER ATISEACTION ee al SIXTH and LO CUST Streets iar ae EE ; see — | 3115 SOUTH GKAND BL. eS MS A Bhar, > Church, South: | eS DICKMANS BLDG. LOBBY | Lis) \HEAD J TELD WITHOUT _ = Boure—0 — — > ae : a Thursday Charity Club: Take Advantage of This Special 5 Fe 8. John’s M. E Church. | eee. Service Scienre and Satisfaction of Women Voters, Univer CR WAVING : S ‘ : te 9 P. M. GRand 9494 WAT ; 8 Louis Central Galina * tn

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__ ST.LOUIS POST "ISPATCH _ PAGE + __ — — SUNDAY MORNING, Ara . 1927 ai Parties, Luncheons ST.LOUIS “NST-"ISPATCH ———— ee ee - ————_— —_ — — eS —— ae — LE OOO A | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 6 This S2ction. And Receptions © Sn can Mrs. William C. Little of the For- | est Park Hotel gave a farewell re-| ception Friday evening for Miss, | Maud A. Miner of Chicago, who for | @ month has conducted classes tn by self-expression and the cultivation re D-LEADER of the speaking votce. The affair GRAN - . | ow - . - was held in the ‘ rienta] roo aie 07 if *-«2@ en the hotel and was attended by - ss Smart Spring Frocks Choose members of Miss Miner's classes and their friends. During the eve- $“P .98 ——S—_— e shadings of Spring. . .fine in quality... ning a musical and literary pro- ram was given. Miss Miner, who has been Mrs. Little's guest, will, depart this week for her home in a INGTOT Gas. ees se ‘Ik fabric that is at once practical firm in texture. . .launders beautifully. ..a silk rs ric and individuality when and fashionable for frocks and lingerie. It has charm culty oleieel Daniels, Mrs, R. Bindbeutel, Mra. materials and may be success u y Pp ’ (Chicago. hi Mrs, F. L. Roll of 6145 Water- ||) l for ri H. Wenner and Mrs. W. H. Boeh- used alone, combines graciously with one oon Crene and Vogue Patterns, the suc- Sty ed O You ome mer. i! tucked, bloused or draped. With Mingtoy : will hase the distinction that this beau- Whatever the type of your home—Colonial, man avenue will entertain a party. { of 18 at luncheon and bridge in, Mrs. Christine Hontg of the Ran-. ° d b is assured. I , : English, Baders American. oie vou an r Spring wardrobe 1 pe le aCaE alk tt ai siar wins in the Tr tiful ike nae Brome a frock, as well as the Parisian smartness that is inseparab choose Quaker glass curtains in perfect harmony. ’ the English room of Hotel Chase tomorrow. party Friday night in the orate d - room of the hotel Covers were !aid | ery Vo e aeési + from every Vogu 50. Filet Imperial | Scalloped A Range of 65 Color Tones Is Curtains Filet Curtains Mrs. H. G. Amistead of #209) give a lunch- | ; d ° . Distinctive and beautiful The windows decorated l i Min Silk Cre € Lace Curtains woven in at- | with these pretty Cu Availab -* gtoy P tractive new patterns—euit- with scalloped bottoms ably decorative for the hall, | rayon bullion fringe, mean Rose living room or lovelier harmony in 00 *Grecian Rose ’ Corona Rose June Rose dining room. Each, $6.95 your home. Each.. Rose Rose Bon Volant Shadow Lau Marie Antoinette . Curtains Curtains Maintenon Rose To see these lovely pat- These beautiful Curtains Rose Beige terns woven of silk-like rayon, ve your rooms a soft dif. Rosewood the technique and philosophy oO $ Pe Titers oe % a PB kay > a a 3 * ¢ ” eet Sup en Oaes Ne Agee aT ee 3 a gheonee ik at vig He: pees aes 30a 3 SPs: 5 Ae : Ne Sa oh aa RORY SRO cr ba el es aes sa iat pre age oes + Ree: ] [he little girls from+3 to 6, part in the processional cerenm time, must be dressed in whit make a more delightful choi little Frock of crepe de chine, ported voile, deftly fashione with dainty trimmings of Val that may be used later for ¢ for l2 guests. The annua! dinner of Washing- ton University students, alumni and faculty who are affiliated with the Second Presbyterian Church will be hel@ at that church Thurs- day night at 6:15 o'clock. A pro- gram of music and drama is in preparation, together with an ad- fress by Dr. Isaac Lippincott. A dance will be given at the new Gymnasium by the Conclave April 21, which will be open to Washington U. Alumni as well as Blues Tans Baby Blue Coral Sands Turquoise Blue Nude *Dreamland Blue *French Beige Delft Blue icinciaiatan *Bluhue Blue Chasmaname to students. *Sistine Blue The Pollyanna Club Y. M. H. A Brittainy Blue *Mother Goose Light Tan and Y. W. HL A will give a benefit | |i} Poudre Blue : ; 2 Gobelin Blue Golden Wheat Dark Tan bridge Sunday afternoon from Ms ; q to & O'clock, the proceeds to be | *Oueen Blue ol- =H q *Monkey Skin wish ; | Slate Blue Toast used for a Business College schol! Stee! Blue arship for children of the Js ; Orphan Home During the after- Copenhagen Blue _ Blonde H Independence Blue Tiffin : ticipated in by Miss Fannie Rovin, ij *Marine Blue Cocoa Van } =~ Paks Se : Bs ie are a ae 2 Sa site? : Ba a oe ine. Pee g re vet. * Tes vate 4 : x be mn t, pe yee ea, - 4 > tA * . i 7 - - | i ; . . & is : ; e ia t ; ay The Frock Skete —otf Crepe Elizabeth, in the introduces both contrast The allover embroidery of 4 sparkling accent in tiny a lighter blue blouse, gr | - " om: LEE TE te NS cated simplicity which is the perfection of chic. Ooo ang Ce Oia sagen ; og Sint ROR Aastha lice’ il toe ede ws af sat aes $s, ee i PR rast EA PO, tty PRA } Springtime Needs ee | For Lawns and Gardens $10.24 Vogue Pattern No. 8880, 65c. of Mingtoy Crepe at $2.98... pte ds ogee = ae Puat oe 6 it kArn x - : PP gest " ro Ye Ao aN 4: ik swiRtiee S 2k te eeabelani o = CRE Ate eT oF nat epee Fe eA ae BE gee, wt Me See meg BA — cS k ¥ ie ay Nee eee ee Se iti iS , > Sie wae? ha ae, ; . » : es > = . : : y eet ee Wee take a Pee es reunae te ‘ BSP ce ae ARS tips tal. SEE? oa t ; . el Cr MEE: Satin Siqu The new warm smell of Spring is in the air and the S: soil is ready—now is the time to plan and plant fors = luxurious lawn and a beautiful garden, oy A Me Oe A eee A Rs * a mes A A reception and dance will be (Silk Salon—Second Floor Siven by St. Louis Chapter of Avu- | hah, American Student Zionist Fed. | he oon! ea ay eae ia eee chee Sines ws he eration, Saturday at the Y. M. H. | A. The Avrukah !ts a national fed- eration of students who are inter- | ested in the establishment of a He. | brew culture center tn Palestine. | The dance will be given in the in- terest of the Hebrew University of | Jerusalem, which was dedicated two years ago by Lord Balfour an’ Albert Einstein and other world- | famous scienfists and men promi. bent tn the educational world. The dance committee includes: | Miss Gertrude Hertzman, Miss Clara Friedman, Miss Grace Lavin, Miss Cilla Margulus, Max Gelfand, | I. Gelber and others from Wash- ington and St. Louis universities, | Milton Lebedun of &t. Louls Uni- | versity School of Medicine. pres!- Gent of the local chapter, an- nounced the active co-operation of Moe Lenkowsky, head of the St. . Louls University Phi Lambda Kap- | | pa fraternity; and George Cohen, | superior of the St. Louls Phi Delta | Epsilon fraternity. Mrs. J. W. Rinkleff of 5628 En. ||| right avenue and Mrs. FE. p. Young of 4145 Lindell boulevara gave a bridge luncheon at the Forest Park Hotel Thursday. Mrs. Edward Cornley of 8017 Devonshire avenue gave a bridge ) luncheon at her home Thurs@ay tn hener of Mrs. Mauric: A. The St. Louis Outing Club wl! Sive @ dance at Summa Hall, 4506 Olive street, this evening. Th will aleo give a dance at Summa Hall Saturday evening. ene A Permanent Wave Is Essential to the Smartness of Your Easter Costume! Wwe, \ Easter — the symbol of Spring—is also a gentle re- minder for milady to look to the appearance of her hair. A Permanent Wave such as ob- tained in our Beauty Salon is just what you need to com- plete a charming appearance. Here you have a wide choice of proven methods— The PieroParis (¢ exclusively French) the Frederics ..- the Nestle Circuline ... the Vitatonic. all given by experts thoroughly trained by the masters themselves, and supervised by Mme. Schnepf, herself an expert of wide experience. Let us advise you as to the process best suited for your hair. Tele- phone or call in person for your appointment. To vary the Bob—e charming coiffure can be obtained with the Enchante ($3.95)—~or the Phantome ($5.95)—the two newest hairdresses! (Beauty Salien—Third Fleer.) Important Values Axminster Rugs 9x12 Size, Special 49.2 Woven in the newest and most attractive pat- terns in beautiful color harmonies and contrasts. these fine quality Axmins- ter Rugs are in the seam- less 9x12 size. Choose from a wide rich assort- ment a luxurious Chinese or Persian motif Rug— now specially priced. m Rugs Wilton Rugs Are Shecta) at 982 An unusual group of the finest makes of Worsted Wilton Rugs—in the pop- ular 9x12 room size. Hand- some colors, rich texture, artistic designs and pat- terns, make these Rugs very attractive and desir- able for the living room or dining room, especially at this economical price. Wiltana Rugs, seamless, a ae Wool Wllton Rugs, 9x12 size. Pn OO Te ae TR Wool Velvet Rugs, seamless, 9x12 .................... $31.75 Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Trellis, $1.00 Beautiful fan-shaped Trel- fis with white enamel finish that will be most attractive when the rose bush or vine is blooming. Rose Bushes Each, 29¢ Large, healthy Bushes that will be bright all Summer with large gay flowers in red, pink or yellow. Ball-Bearing Lawn Mower, $11.75 The Invincible high-wheel Lawn Mower, with four-blade reel; self-sharpener; in the t4-inch size. Grass Seeds Cyclone Lawn Fence 3c, 15c, 17¢ Ft. An attractive and strong Lawn Fence Wire; in 36, @ and 48 inch heights. Jap Barberry 10 for $1.49 A hardy shrub. Very o& tractive with its brilliant fo liage and red berries which it retains all Winter. only by the bundle of ro each. Evergreen Trees $2.59 and $3.59 Chinese Arbor Vitae are ornamenta! and as corner posts, fences, et Roots are burlapped. and Bulbs Kentucky Blue Grass, 2 Ibs.......... foc S. B. F. Mixed, 2 Ibs.. American Rye, 3 Ibe Dahlia Bulbs, each.. +e eeeeeseceees . JOC eee eer eeeeeess » «- JOC eee eeeeteseaee +. ICC Peony Roots, OBER... cecccccccecccce + S58 Telephone Orders Filled—CEntra) 6500 (Fruth Flee Se i ee “~ Jewelry Repai To retain its sparkling beauty, *an—to be fashionable as wel! as Pt in repair and remounted, when glad to give you estimates on je | Work—all work done by experts. (Jewelry Repairing— Mem

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+> e+ - a a ae +/tz co sae * . t + + => s G) +sitet 14 e Curtains— Your Home of your home—Colonial, merican, etc.—you can ains in perfect harmony. : ! Scalloped Filet Curtains The windows decorated with these pretty Curtai with scalloped bottoms an rayon bullion fringe, mean lovelier ha tes mh. 90-00 Shadow Lace Curtains These beautiful Curtains — your rooms a soft dif- usion of light—one of the attractions of the dainty new . shadow effects that are so - Scall ind fringed. Each. D300 ft Curtain Nets Shantung weaves as we)! —. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —__. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 1927 — - _ Nl yn ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6 This Section. BAER & FULLE For the Tiny Girls in Church Processions 598 0 8] 6 The little girls from 3 to 6, selected to take part in the processional ceremonies at Easter time. must be dressed in white. You couldn't make a more delightful choice than a smart little Frock of crepe de chine, Georgette or im- ported voile, deftly fashioned and beruffled with dainty trimmings of Val. lace and ribbons, ml | —--—_—- GRAND-LEADER-—-——— oe eee ene Adds the Crowning Touch of Smartness to Easter Costumes Easter-time finds the Millinery Salon ready with hundreds—yes, thousands—of Hats repre- senting the latest vogues, awaiting your choice —with prices as widely varied as styles. So, you see, your problem of finding the right Hat is no problem at all! The Louis XVI Salon— the Green Room—on through to the Moderate Price Section—all are ready for Easter! that may be used later for dressy occasions. Juvenile Fashions in Spring Maullinery Choose your “Easter Bon- net’ from these chic little Hats—tams, close - fitting, drooping brims and jaunty little brims that turn up in- guiringly, frilly nets and or- Smart New Coats for Little Tots The youngest set, who loves to shop in the “Baby Shop,” will find here the smartest new Coats for | Easter. Trig Iittle tailored | or elaborately trimmed mod- New Straws New Colors The crochet Straws, than which nothing is smarter, in plain and fancy weaves, re- ceive emphasis in our show- ing ... as do Felts, Balli- bunt], Hairbraid, Belting Ribbon and smart combina- tions... each a definitely established vogue for its particular occasion! Large Head-Sizes Small Head-Sizes The need Salon has re-arranged itself to provide a greater convenience in your selection. One-half is devoted to the showing of hats in small head-sizes . . . the other half displays la head-sizes,in both the yout ful and sophisticated styles, (Third Fleer a anny — - enn ee ee ee | ao “ or eo tosis hone seein Te elem oa Sng yin Sesh a vr ores — SNE rene mer Noe gE meee oes ar Pangeromernrechatin Reet ate: $a as - omeemenuen ene wes _—— RR RRR RC. Me — oe CT ae st cee OE ene Nena are eS — a. ae rw —, ” _ nie beens. wet é s- Oe ict; fy te > . a, S ~ Wiad a » i ro ——rne Pe ee oe pie ate a leet suniod howe sf A IRTP oe a ‘ " paw ty . - Set Re Re eae a ttn oiler, aa Se . t-aeaaite Be been tnsn, al (ff ~ —_——— 7 al ee, Ma asa . ee ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~~" — ~~ ~4 >. ~ “ ~~ _* ee ~ ~ os Jewelry Repairing retain its sparkling beauty, jewelry must be kept : ya be fashionable as well as beautiful it must be ™ > ‘N-repair and remounted, when necessary. We will To lad to give you estimates on ll work done by experts. Soft, luxurious Costume Slipe fashioned of satin sf- quax—a highly lustrous satin and rayon material, delightful in the soft pastel shades, white, navy and black—a fabric that launders beautifully, whose luster is not affected by water and which wears unusually well. These Costume Slips are cut full but fashioned to fit snugly, are beautifully tailored with bodice silk tops and very special value at this price. (Second Floor.) Telephone Ordere Filled— CEntral] 65900 jewelry repair (Jewelry Repaitring—Mezzanine Floor.) Our Coat Selections Are Outstanding in Style-Variety and Value.. for Women and Misses 35" 69" The choice of a Coat is so much a matter of the individual taste and need that we shall only mention that our collection is complete. And—to prove that smartness need not be expensive—we have assembled at these featured prices all the “notables” in the world of Spring Coat-Fashions, so that your choice of an Easter Coat may know no limit of chic no matter what the price you plan to pay! Topcoats and Dress Coats...direct copies of outstanding models, bring you the successful fashions of the Paris and New York seasons. Furs Are All-Important For they give the note of color-contrast so important. Black Coats receive emphasis with white, gray, beige and black furs. The beige Coat wears beige or brown fur. Amer- ican broadtail, squirrel, mink, fox, and palmi enter into this philosophy of color! Smartness Begins With Fabric Tweed, twill, kasha, yamara, jorella, chif- fella and satin—slender, simple, chic—styled to empha~‘ze simplicity by means of tucking, slot seams, and side details. In black, navy blue, tan, waffle, beige, gray and green. (Third Floor.) Footwear—a Smart Basis for Easter Costumes The Diana, $10 The Modul, $12.50 Here one sees the duo- The tone effect so fashionable, in a Strap Pump. The vamp is of pastel parchment kid; the quarter of rose blush kid; trimming and strap are of Deauville lizard. “wishbone” instep strap of bark leather, fasten- ing at the side with a smal] silver buckle, is a smart fea- ture of this Slipper which claims distinction in sim- plicity. In patent leather. The Naida, $12.58 The Norcross, $12.50 For the semi-dress type Light and graceful enough of costume, the Naida is a for the most feminine type smart choice—in patent of costume. Fashioned of leather, with contrasting pastel parchment kid with trimming of imported tan silver silk trimming and gingham kid, on strap and heel; or shell gray kid with low Spanish heel, violet silk kid. The Four Models Sketched Indicate the Smart Variety Shown Two-Piece Tailleurs Trim and smart, In tweed or twill, covert, or cordeen. | The color may be light or dark—the jacket single or | double breasted—but always it is man-tailored! Three-Piece Suits A smart rival of the two- piece tailleur. In ellk of woolen fabric, it is com- posed of a one-piece or two- piece frock, with a short jacket to match. (Third Pieen Novelty Kid Gloves Very Shecial at $3.95 Fine French Kid Gloves with smart little cuffs embroidered in contrasting colors—the colors re- peated in the stitching on the back—that will] be very chic with your new Spring costume. All sizes in all the new shades are offered at this low price. Silk Gloves Smart women are wearing Silk Gloves this § ting. The popular slip-on style with con- trasting lining—and novelty cuff styles embroidered in two. tone effect. colors for ‘Main Floor. j 50 Calling Cards and Case, 69c any of the leading types Special value in Calling Carde—skillfully executed In on superior vellum paneled stock in correct sizes for men and women. Wedéing Invitations, Announcements, etc.—faceiatle eneravec ofr printed are moderately priced. We furnish samples and fill maf! orders. (Printiag Dept —Mata Fieoce.)

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _— cen ee om ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927 — ee —————— anand Er- 00 to - = the Chamber of $ ° P > — = x a Green, president of the 5&* At =—_— air * | pest Rar association, will speak RAND-LEADER _Leuls ANCY cheviots and serges for confirmation ia | a . in the new double-breasted model; Sa MANY have embroidered cuff, also novelty , . Reliable pairs of knickers or 1 pair of mnichons aa : 4 — N WALL TILE : Merchandise pair of long pants. Some have 2 pairs los) BELGIA : pants. (Downstairs Store) . | Bmportes i 3 cuff as well as the smart straight Glove; Satisfactory perenetieiee a eR pereerbeeeity wanted shades, including tan, beige, gray, Service Always mode, rosewood and pongee. Sizes 6 to 844. (Downstairs Store.) Lindel Beginning Monday—Our Annual jf, ts 8 | —— tender cz Lindh ‘ Wee! : I by , SSN . se } 2 . eee Wale > |, f Curt d Ruos|{(EASTER |: +f: tu = ; . - 2 = * te) a -_ s**Z Wedn ceptie A... 2g Priced 5c to $1 wilt 1 | Nae a * Louts ” GREETING CARDS 7“ POR ALL OCCASIONS — | wedding Announcements is m i Lingraved or Printed care ¢ ‘i Gs 2 B aac tion You will find the kind yon ’ —_— want in Hyatt’s complete stock. i lled opportun- TAS & TEST PECIAL preparations and advance purchases provide an unpara | ian S ity for Doceiiiile savings. The housewife is sure to select her Curtain and | A eg > i i Plan. “0 ORG eens or eee Rug needs in this sale. Ask the salesman about the Convenient Payment — a 45-Inch Fringed Panels | 5-Piece Ruffled Curtains Pre-Easter Sale of 600 Hats | “rm. 8]7 can tz $1.37 sn Weave Scrim Lo et ar et 6 { There is a splendid group of patterns A group of 1000 sets—made of fancy & & Fo £510 1 inked ee ia Te fr — ee — - alike. ¥ te Ten ident eiccre the fe base and finished with deep, rayon rose, blue and gold—double ruffled win fringe. Suitable for most any room. valance and tie-backs to match. lity fii \Y Ewha Ce , 417 N. BROADWAY over | En i . 7c} ° (Between Locust & St. Charles) Mrs. ) . mont? hearse . vill Plastic «= tints Surgery off Is the only quick and; ® bri practical method of The correcting facial de- fects. Wrinkles, Dag- the p Ky eyelids, puffy tion eyes, saggy cheeks, at the ry fa ° crows feet, t irkey which neck can be easily - om lovely NEW Hats greatly underpriced in for selection—all are scalloped at the | scrim in white with colored ruffles in this Pre-Easter sale. Suitable for misses, women and girls. Hats of Swiss Hair and Azure, fooed ‘Telews ---All Head Slane 50-Inch Drapery Velour, $1.47 Yd. An important feature in the April Sale is this heavy quality Drapery Velour offered at this extremely low price—all perfect—cut from the piece. Comes in black, blue, taupe, brown, mulberry and gold. Only 650 yards to sell—so early shopping is advised. Featuring the medium and large droop Hats in rose, orchid, gooseberry, gray, monkey skin, honey, cameo pink, red, black, white and others. Every Hat is an exceptional value. Come early! (Downstairs Store.) ry yrryrTrYyTeefeerTfe =i mT "rTrVrVT Yee ee eel el eee eee overcome. An ugiy | liver nose, thick lips, hol-| Kiat low cheeks or weak of the chin are also cor- W n . n Drapery Terry Cloth TY rected This ts your | my t f S Ik . Drapery Damask Sale of Window Shades : Pipe oh” | cone : ders, 4225 Lindell Bi. — eC a e I S I a a e G 1c Yard 38x84 6 7c Each 6 7c Yard has game bes phone} “ . Inches mp i st a 2 I | Reversible patterns in beautiful color E{EATURING the popular fabrics at extremely low prices that will be welcomed by those who High-grade rayon and cotton- Seitenhe off bynmns Gielen meee cameain uitable for window er} west and most wanted materials, yet save consi lv by ba k in atriped and all- ed on guaranteed rollers; come in door. ~ would secure the newe »y derably by choosing here. mixed Damask in strip py pte lpia yt Bn ste, neseeeteats ineaeaeis een ) over figures—all color combina- wie : : a nti 1200 Yards Washable | 3000 Yards of Heavy tions. eee | Colored Dotted Marquisctia, @ Sunt, i C de Chi t | Flat C 84 | We cannot over-empi repe de Chine a ° at Crepe, Monday 2 size the ‘unusual va pss cy aan coe te HE Yard | Aaszergio! gay i ge S) Extra Special! 100 Room-Size Rugs|}} sa2sc2r% Chine—guaranteed to launder—in in white, black, navy, tan, Mother Yard . | Monday s low sale ft peach, orchid, Brittany, Mother Goose, nude, palmetto, gooseberry, Goose, gray, gooseberry, navy, pink, Bachelor button, monkey skin and | md white and black. Suitable for outer- other desirable Spring shades. Very seme , Ws Seamed and Seamless $ .90 A Wy : PP ort- Potts to a >» —o a pat oy Seen Te ee we ess $ wre ; Pe oe ee ONE Ok To Baw +7 ey Ce CPR we ie — wade 0 ~ . garments as well as fine lingerie. popular for frocks, etc. Comes in 40 inches wide. ._ the 40-inch width. . j Ez y 1 Qx1? sad 8-3x10 6 i Printed Crepe de Chine | Printed Tub Silks | Washable Flat Crepe | Heavy Wash Crepe A 7 3 . $1.44 Yard | $1.00 Yard $1.66 Yard $1.94 Yard we | OS Fens A SPECIALLY purchased group of high-grade seamed and seamless Axminster if 2 and Wilton Velvet Rugs in numerous beautiful patterns and color effects. Some are mill rejects, others are perfect—every Rug is an extraordinary vale, Suitable for living room, dining room, bedroom, etc. eee es te j ae a . *-s +’ - ~~. Sy Rg ge a ee °: ae, . . : . rom » ~ Silk Crepe de Chine in a! All-Silk in good color com-;| Soft, lightweight silk Crepe Out-of-the-ordinary Cre wide range of new designs; binations—shown in the new with a flat inish; guaranteed an unusually high-grade Bh be colored grounds; suitable for , Spring color grounds — for | to launder; new light and dark -—in dark street and ee Les dresses, etc.; 40 inches wide. dresses, etc.; 36 inches wide. colors; 40 inches wide. shades—all 40 inches wide ny — Ss | dieeel | [R&S (Qne-Yard-Wide Velvet Carpet, Yard $4 .64 ° ; +e A special offering of good-grade velvet Carpet in this wide Very Special—N ew Printed omen S ster F ootwear on TWO eroape of 00 pale: inci _ Axminster Rugs Felt-Base Floorcovering ae “iy Me reptilian ef- R i - as 68c Yard eletek teakean ~ By Toney Bs on 6x9 Size, $ 1 4 98 : 27x54-Inch, $ 1 97 binations. ad Sor Gap gee i PROMISE See hie EMT PR POOR. Sem aw 2 Yards Wide, 3 7 C Sq. Yd. ' WE have secured a large variety of the newest MIE ae styles include D’Orsay pumps, Serviceable seamless Velvet Rugs | Very heavy high-pile Axminster | This serviceable Floorcovering Spring prints in neat small designs. Com- ; ? is ae and cut-out in choice Chinese and open ground | Rugs in mottled effects—have bor- | comes in the Dutch tile and other prising A.B.C. and other makes of silk and lisle and low heels: sizes ree ye effects in gray, taupe and black. 61 | ders on ends—suitable for bedroom, | patterns—2 yards wide—please bring fabrics. These are slight seconds and may show groups. (Downstairs Store) in the group. | dining room, etc. measurements. (Downstairs Stora) | SAVING EVENT OF an occasional slight misprint—all fast color, guar- EXTREME IMPORT! anteed to launder. wmcaies | eter’ | Master Coats for Women, Misses and Girls ask in heavy weight; plain ; white or with fast-color ing blues, golds, rose, Nile, | borders: s8 inches wide. Sas eibenad fot clipe, etc. | Slicht seconde. Ss: MAY favorable purchases from leading New York manufacturers enables us to quote prices - 4 // that feature values of utmost importance to those selecting their Easter Coat at this time. _ 4/3 - Bi ats 192 Hand-Embroidered Scarfs AGt: } Women’s and Misses’ Coats Women’s and Misses’ Coats | Juniors’ Attractive Coats Of fine quality linen crash, neatly hand finished and very effectively hand embroidered in fast-colored Porto Rican designs. , A, j : Si $ $ $ 18x36-Inch 18x45-Inch | 18x54-Inch hy) | AE mel | 89c $122 $149] | AT. Fie “ ¥ MILK EA, HFS e t re Pepe ce etal . 1s bd rig 7 = Pt aa % a ee , = am ‘ pe os Sep 3 I BINS © 9 Ste Nico cee. Sa 3 One ‘ : Nast ; variety of shades includ- A A TT CL IEE OLED Ate 54 Sie, $8 * —_ * AAP eto h ong . . aaa : a eee Wag CHF & >. one: i © ee a 7 pate ae a i BNR ge eS 3 a. pep ite sseeapowaaks eee ae wagers a i: ee ter es , : ra idl : a oa the. x - eax, “ - mer - eens Coenen at ee <n a ete fa a Ne meee oo wT ee ee ee ee a Ms =

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1 nr ee “a pic diaaaele BEA Pahang ie wees om a . neni & 7 v ve ¥ a ae ~ Pe : - 7 ~ * a * " ou ge « 4 Ot 0d 7 nes if . . i —— 7 7 Piece Blue S = iTraffic Club Luncheon. | Hadassah President Mre. Louis Gollin, third vice pres-| Gallant, recording secretary; Miss | \ } bype Traffic Club of St. Louis will ident; Mrs. Samuel Kranzberg,| Bertha Probe, social secretary, and -_ / | juncheon at noon tomorrow ie - | treasurer; Mrs. Leon Hemple,' Mrs. M. Weiss, corresponding secre- + | to $ 98 | ihe Chamber of Commerce. Er- | ] O V 1S81f St. Louis ==> | ‘ ae ae om ~ financial secretary; Mrs. David tary. . | N D. presiden 0 e = ge Green, ate Porgpeaes O : i ] 1] ) age par Association, will speak. | RS. IRMA L. LINDHEIM, the viots and serges for confirmation, $2 ews 3) 3 > ~ ? Pht ce we > a a ~ . - mp os aie ‘ease eee tay - sin. ae b : Jf months’ tour through Palestine on It Sa if gag Bho ’ ; edu ee We a rille pe” eigtet qth en ae 8 re i — 7 * ‘ es " " 5 ‘ fpitaaare 4) “ Fh ng “it be t ee ee Aniahok Ae ~% ~ o-* " ~~ frre aniag 1 may —— hgpseback, visiting every colony and Hee] Ce fe : —in thre “sia” tate bd village in the country, and has B ] 3 SELL fh ° shades oO ue, rose Plastic written a book about her Pales- ever U ff i tinian experiences, which w!] soon | watewiie oo / ; / \ and black. The tiered iol Se aie an: Ti aes Mer ee are Surgery be off the press. Mrs. Lindheitm is C ti KID skirt 1s of black, very Is the only quick and; ® Prilllant speaker. rego" BLUE KID finely accordion pleat- oie tere adtge nape gat P Those interested are invited try | d Oh oe wer fects. teeter toe, the public reception and installa- on ed. » 50 Ys y Ey eyelids, puffy. tion officers on Wednesday evening The miss or woman who would be distinctly dressed will (Millinery Salon—-Second Floor.) NEW! eyes, saggy cheeks,! at the Y. M. H. A!-Y. W. H. A.. at choose Tip Toe to complement her Spring tailleur. A crows feet, turkey! J, , wi rasting material, neck can be easity| Which time Mrs. Lindheim wit de- unique bow, piped and knotted with cont 8 f overcome. An ugly{ liver an address. Mrs. Gustave adds individuality to its simple loveliness. Medium square 9 nose, thick lips, hol-| Klausner is the outgoing president | toe and spike heel. All sizes and widths. O 55 iow cheeks or weak of the St. Louis Chapter of Hadas- j ah te Bis tome a o iB aaler ang m rot by Panag ae a) ar tnt elincnaper ian dian : : 5 re a ie a . RS Pe. ve ee, le ies + (cel ty sini still sctitialy tlhe ie ayy der palais. itt : oo ae — 0 geecatitee idles Anew “ et are pe CBG a? eee chin are also cor- apery Terry Cloth it rected. This is your! 5@#h, having held office for three ° 610-618 Washington Avenue al opportunity to get| consecutive years. The newly elect- fh NE f D S ‘ 3 | reliable advice. Write! ed officers are: Mrs. Louis Good- - : i fers. $295 Parr g gt man, president; Mrs. Gustave , A C Yard JEfferson 2563 for| Klausner, first vice president; Mrs 610-618 Washington Avenue The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT | | - St. Louls, or phone/| H. N. Yavitz, second vice president; ADS than ALL the other St. Louls newspapers COMBINED. ee ee ee - - wepmane ain eee — » . “ ee Oe eee BL Se PEP ee. & eae iy na’ hy itn a — Sa ee tt 9 . = mw renee coy ec * —— ~ appointment. rsible patterns in beautiful color - nations—suitable for window or a Mercerized Ourtain Votle, yd., 276 Dolor Rayons, priced, a yard, 370 i Dotted Marquisette, a gard, 160 Size Rugs "25- med and seamless Axminster patterns and color effects. is an extraordinary va)*te. it nr ennnre We cannot over-empha- {//[ apNERRRNErS wemmeemnenmeleNe mS RRRARERRA SSN /; Extra Salespeople! size the unusual values [/7/7/, @f TETE™ 4 12 | a eon these Dressesrepresentat | 7} @ Pa oe A oe os ee a» * | , YY, — naaure Satisfactory Rervies Monday’s low sale price. [7/41 & : : : ) os ¢ 4 . 4 7° Bor tau GSS £0: G/B: WASHINGTON AVE. ~ tne »- é sunburst skirts - _ —combined with lace blouses like the one at left in tropic blue The fitted hip girdle and collarless V-neck line lend added dis- tinction. in this wide ‘air runnners, yards to sell. t, Yard $4 64 a al Base Floorcovering (Sonnenfeld'’s Coatume Salon— Fourth floor.) ds Wide, 3/¢ Sq. Yd. a Floorcovering : | nt h til d bh : 1s—2 St wide—-ploncs iting : f PRE-EASTER ments. | (Downstairs Store.) i SAVING EVENT OF ' ' | | ‘ ; ‘ j if, ; j i . , y y : / / 1 f . , e ae i ’ ; ai ' TT | ' ; ; ’ - ’ 4 ? 4 iii pales y ¢ - ‘ ‘ ; ' +a th ht 4 - } iif | : ea! ‘er ; Aff I |» 8 rribil reiil ’ : j + é jf A { } } j ‘iiie Peet aiid + yj /, J i | ; ' i | ths fi J ? ‘ , . y ; ’ ; ’ y "sz —_ 7 7 Jf f ‘ " (/ a ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ . ’ it hy i vVs/s/ hj ; ; . ’ P i ; / f / sf / 9 ; ’ ; ¥ , f/f ‘ ‘ / “At | | ' ‘ ; ’ 4 / : | " ; ; 345 : 4 aad ‘ 4A 4S J " s . uit : Yb fy -— . - | , ; } ' ' ‘ 44 (f, -* ‘ . : | ii AIA AS SS } 4 4 “ , iil 14] bet ‘ 7 4 LAA, J 7 y ’ pr iit : | iii Asif ‘*« ‘ , aa ; 4 j i mit . hf, hh} ** ‘ . ‘ | ; ‘4 Ai : g.4 ’ ' ; , | ' , , / / / ; , . ’ aaah ; 4 ' | f Sf fj ’ . , [ : te att | TSS 4h ff, ; f . 28,429 ‘| i, i, oe, af ' i : ; . ; } 4 ' ’ ; ; ' ’ ' ; ' ; : ’ ' ’ : \) av CUPCUP STE epaqaeyeray CPASRinshastng Ld] . a . yy +* ~ ay i. oh, ee >. . vedee ’ \s Miron “ae - % a * oe Tao R As ‘> 4. —— ~ Sto See oe PCcUNNVOREURRoCraneeRNO eR reTEyEy “van ge A@, \V) ee IF you feel lost when the task of hunting an apart- ment confronts you— get that “found” feeling by locating just the place you want through the Classified “Apartments For Rent” . Vf, Y Uy Wy Vy yy ‘> 4, Oi hy With a* ® qbeeteabedeiteetesetatacQaskatsetee ‘2 a “a yet st ; "ee “2a ~*~ se ms i+ — SS SSS ~— ~~ . ; s if Lp fy 7 ‘J - 4 /, / ff - 7 J ? y SSF, ; iy 7 *f I ¢ . ‘ iF, , , Yy ‘f, » a. Ys Lib hf Yh : VL Ly Mf ; y , Vf, 4, at this ridiculous price. SAPD A 4s My Y \ YH Yn WY, yy UY hj J if ke Yjff,0F Yi HY Uy WM YY | : YY KY LLL Yj Misses’ Sizes .. 14 to 18 Women’s Sizes .. 36to 40 Silenderizing Styles. . 42 to 48 DUMUUN ad MMA ie I aR

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PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ce ___ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927___— a POST-DISPA : OUT WOON! SEE Gall ' Steele corresponding secretary , = q Mrs. Walter Bode treasurer, Mrs. Clearance Sale of — Mother s-to- g — ee Webster Groves Society — TT Jewelry Novelties and Bags ee Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Tew- * Mrs C WW. Henderson of Jack-;ens College, Columbia, Mo., and hostess for the next meeting ef the scher have returned home after & 1 son. Mo. ts the guest of her daugh- epent the rollowing summer abroad. | Study Hour Club, Tuesday, April stay of . ‘ ' : 7 — 7 ° ‘ 4 adi n4454 >? . } e 4 * i > 7 %lg | | ) 5 The Brightness—the Gay | Complete i - ; ee j j . \ ‘ : * | ? g | 4 V r a4 ' ci 7 a « . ‘ y > y * ( i * i ’ ‘ : i . 4 a i an |} Siwy TUN nett. chairman: John Hail and Joh: is 2 ao ee . ee. "nO Smart New Spring Model Birthday z + “ x "4 A a r ‘ . . 7 ; ‘ As : ° M42 a 1¢é ‘Ss of S ¢ 7 1 ri “4 3 . . 2 } nston Jr ee at Geez , . } of Printed Flat a i re ‘ abt 3 Y \ T ’ se ' Pe a wm Ni seed A, : 1K etme ‘sneha a a2 y A : “5 “— a hts ae ae. ‘so y + é ts ' } ts TT ong lye — l to your corsets / aa cs ait @amimaee conan i ee dm dak cee ee ae it We" : for Spring, Summer 90-Piece Layette at up - WOThiisg Poti se Tt ary nape a ma Suu 3 P.epponinge. : e an ‘al \ 1i1 >¢ tor ; , ife és ornare fou ean be su hat i of. hak Leadarie Uo | and Home Wear usual price concessigg! Quality of elastic fs the deter wood Eddy, on Saturday tne lave that ‘‘ 1] groomed?’ Ze | R $2.95 UP Odue Lana mining factor in the performance ( Mrs. George W. Clinton will be — ; a Wench of | 7 led 39.95 to $95.09 of the corset. And Kenlastic, the ¢] Cae Bostess tur the next meeting of EMPRESS LIQUID NAN, GLOSS naan supreme standard of service- }| the Missionary Society of the First; oo», 9.07 0 : : PRICES | assurance of performance. When {| nue will give @ talk about her re-! opin? oe Sees laborio . Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis . . - OUrling. Pplication lasts two | you buy a corset, look inside for {| cent trip through China. weeks re ; Ht gardiess cf work done or ioe MATERNITY CORSETS, Supports and Binders, $3.96 ( the wavy blue line that now ‘| Mire. G. EL Lewis of Marion, ©. washing of bands. d | ’ . » a’ _ +a enw an . . } identifies genuine Kenlastic. ts ees os — ne _ need Wherever toilet goods 512. | , — extended stay with her son and bottles of daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. I : : Liquid Nail Gloss and ~- {t/t} p i? Orde enHiasti¢ Lowe Liquid, Nail Gloss and Remo Ui] fe | — atun - tf Gehl ieee Ee on : ee the / | f ys ?*ra, s--€ eT - the life of fine corsets Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schiapp have © cents.’ If dealer cannot suppl Li aSeawarowownwsO enka) SEND your WANT AD to the POST- : ; wes eaawaw returned from ea motor trip throuch y -_ a. * i-* / the Ozarks. ine, ep y : 26 F y =, . 6118 5 DISPATCH and GET RESULTS— ee FO Mr. and St. C. B. Evia have ae /\3 @* Sixth 716 Olive— a » 3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN. | . anys : For Sale b { Copyrighted 1927, James R. Kendrick Ce., Inc., Philadelphia New York), -sturned from a two weeks’ stay Famous-Rarr Comnany. B. Nugent Near Locust At Wellston / = at Hot Sprimgs, Ark ae & Bro. Dry Goods Co., Stix. Baer & The next lecture will be by G GO a iD opr) ee eS Sot hia iad Res, pak i ‘ : eee me et Tate Oe N ~e hee > A ww Se ev eae as - “ ee . Rebrps Rpy Sok SES SMBS ee oh >: og Ie ea # eee hike aye ho 34 : 4) eatty 83 PK es, Ass Mee Oe . ental ok Se Maat goa CRUE RRR AUT Ee sor eS *“ SE Re Ty te, a: eee eee Bk Meetetbee tay “BSya) adel” Pen ILE ENT Fuller Company and W olff-Ww Druc “torres. eee | > * " « BL iter get ei : or 4 cae Re “ys sche 28 - IRE» a ES AR AS, erent Snel ,} Bt Se eee a ie i 4 Se ete _ ae rs ao am oe Alex Langstor’ and songs by Xs || MEN! GIVE HER HOSE | tan A. 3. ocian, ne wal eT 7 | N\A ~ . _- been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. —- ——__ . A. F. Holmer returned to her home ; = - at Moline, Ill. vesterday. ‘ : Miss Elizabeth Edwards, daugh : ; e Swear | ( in s See Our Second Fleer, Basement and Maternity Ads—Other Pages This Paper Today. — wnt oe tee as Saal - — © ? ana T TA A ter of Mr. ané Mrs. J.C. Edwards -_. bt (thd arit! end the Easter vacation in - : , = tes : . \ — : sidts, ac Be : ost fe aa Sixth and Locust Streets, St. Lours Sikeston. Mo. as the guest of Miss : i Starting Monday—Just in Time for Easter ff na T tan 3 > - nt a & — - . as ¥ - THE SANGAMO electrically wound Clock never a + the United Stat , SS 2t ee a 4 } finest mantel clocks. Simply connect it with rour | } ‘ ii has to be wound It runs with the greatest ac- $ : ~_ : ee JBM Beg og = j/_ SECOND BIRTHDAY SALE} light socket. See them here : 2, © a . : > “\ curacy and has the beauty and grace of the cué erritve home ti , > Zs —- “.-* . eee a = : = 2 , . : 1 . , - : ’ ~ * . . , . r a — a ma = — a ow art nmore _ Oi! f ~ a . ~ . ee ; ' te - ri | 7 « > os : , f $60.00 to $85.00 Ss el Senee t Pa aha ae ee ' onne entertaine’ ia ~—m an etinws ’ wa a . . ae crc. A = . - s.*&S HONE US—GARFIELD 30660— ATR OR REGULATE YOUR CLOCK ad | 4 f 7 John T. Clarke haa returned te her home itn Jefferson Citv, after spending the past three months with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earia FP. Chittenden Th ig J in } ii! j Te oe ee ae yi ae Oe rote ree + to SES SS f i 1h h - Miss Celeste Heckemeryer Gaugh- cevelry Company ter of Mr. and “Mrs. Benjamin | | : Heckemeyer, who is a student at = — es : Ninth and Olive Ses.-—-S., EF. Corner Sacred se art Convent. Lake Fares. : je ~~ - . . : 4 P mi. witt return home to spend the || | Tell Your Friends 7 == § = \ He = Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Huette have 2900 Pairs to Sell | = — £ . : | returned from a four weeks’ star in , | ~~, =n ; ; | jj Values That Will New Orleans, Gulfport and Btlexi é 4 ; = Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Huette and ok i= = . rH . i their son, Chartes, have taken an Gl . =. —— | — | apartment at the Forest Park Ho- Orious = = | a lif a” tel, where they will remain until - aS —- ze . = I a late in the spring 7 rin ———.- — § = = ig hh : The annual luncheon and election. p 4 b | - | : : _ => | i of officers of the Monday Club wil! | ——— sa — tn) i i - Fa : fj JUST THINK! $1 09 N. Tichener ef Des Rose Marie . has returned home aft. Atmosphere a1 /-_ 2 with her sister, Mrs Nude Ss } 7 Zo fl if Robert EB. Woodson Champagne ) —- ee ) What You Get J immortals will meet Frtdar- Sunset | — ’ . ; p> ‘ 7 e Genres fee ete French Nude : : di ——. ab - Blush The speakers will be J =. = a = \ PERFECT 0 irich and G. A. F. Hav Sand ‘i a ee H . ; = = v — tur Educationa) i <-ve Ne . os Mrs. Owen G. Jackson enter- Biscuit OW ad tained her bridge club at luncheon Moonlight _. , 3 ; i oN | . ot New Low C: ward oo, ee a) | = —FULL FASHIONED STisiay — Mrs. Walter E. Drake wae the Shadow Flair, From hostess for her 500 club Wednes- Mauve Taupe : = | MI ER _ The Child Study Assoctation wit! Sandalwood E my a hold tta annual luncheon and elec Black | 2 | = ~ tion of officers Monday afternoon White , 3 | QUALITY Fifth Avenue \ Se iE RIOR NBR 57 RAAT eT ss . Prof. Frank B. Hanser of Blonde or Gray Washington Univiewily will ates o Gunmetal! Kid with Bark talk on “Environment as the Ey- Blue Fox, etc. ae) MADE FOR Ss Ss 1 in design! peg = Sch Subtly i.attering in line! A iu meon and meeting ———— 4 $ wo Your new taillegr.. » 4 be held at the Emmanuel wv YY ? 18 — Serine A oy (gpa Ep! nal Church REGULAR - : —FOR LOOKS — complement in this airs. Robert J. Mottett ef De- SIZES / Z In order that our out- lawlessly fitting Oxford so fa- troit. Mich. ts the guest of her | : . size patrons may share vored in Paris! parents, Mr. an@ Mrsa. John O 81 » to 10 ,; | : S 4 ’ in this sale we are going —ANKLE CLINGING - : — | ape: aa © - = sell our a Five hundred of ing’s = Beautiful Hosiery m Be . ; ee gy ere = \ = ff to 959 e r Sprin a7 Beautful Spring Tone: att Bare, Feuttentes won fl c ey) | reeviarsi959 9.45 | _ THE BEST HOSE BIB] the lowest price of the Debio Te Se ae aR ELE CATR ten in her bridge club at tunch- | ? Hose in sizes Mos ring sadn: . t opportune offer % Deliphttel Mace In Which % Snap ron Tuesday afternoor a Hiees in sizes HENRY A. WEIL, x. : } aud ob ek chee Png —— : \ } - EVER SOLD FOR $1.09 if | : lay. Mrs. L. L. Scott is the new | , 16-818 CLirver ST. president, Mrs. Elsor Heaton vice. This Paper Today president, Mrs. L. R. Link record. | img secretary, Mra. Thomas F.

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= — ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : e——STOUT WOMEN! SEE OUR BASEMENT, INFANTS AND MATERNIT tute ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE .. | ERNITY ADS ON ANOTHER PAGE OF THIS PAPER TODAY—THESE BARGAINS SECOND AND MAIN FLOOR R. Fr 2d Year in St. Loute Per - a @ a 1h9 Seen Phenomenal Values— Mrs. Charlies Palmer, with her . , 4 ‘ — . — ; re oa thi CYNE : eHal te aAe| || VAS smnall daughter Doris of Chicago is) epi etee dans a worm. : A a ‘@ | ah the guest of her parents, Mr. and! Mrs. B. L. i:atman and her AT ond SA Sie ae f Vie [4 rl 5 Mre. Edward Kalser. | daughter, Miss Phyllis Tatma: iS re OA OF = ban | ,returned from a motor trip te iz- | ea Mra. Jesse R. French, With he" Kirkwood | two daughters, Miss Mary and Mis: ' will be located | | IAllian French, ithelr new home on Way road nen c —— Second and Main FI ae nh an alin oors inquatinaae Rid eaagg me Pa ner | danapoits. Sixth and Locust Streets guests during the last week her — | brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and | | : Pa Ce ee ea tig Ti Second Floor Specials! | See Omid a Farias Mira. fT. Spain of Rockport.|| City Art Museum - ——" . ven I Oona Se le ben aon N s. am Porest Park OF ae : - Mrs. Andrew Hickman of Kan- | | silos ) |sas City, Mo., is the guest of Mrs. | | os | Sam Bowers of Clinton place. Mrs. | ry xa = f the i i - ca? Hickman will depart shortly for! St - se Sch , ‘ ' Ss mi the East and sall early in June for 1 Fine ry waegiies : : ya! a trip through the Holy Land. ti ‘dina 7 : . ‘ Mrs. Otis E, Turner was the | Drawings and Designs for | z Be! hostess for her evening bridge club | Walter Hampden's Dramatic | at dinner Tuesday evening. 1 Productions ' Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Balley and {| by Claude Payette Bragdon i — oe. family have moved into their new) . , ; home on Peake avenue, which they Sculpture Two happy — - St. Louis—and St. Louis reset TREE eee re eee ee ih ME gist etatehtacts FTE eS oe recently purchased. | | by Roy Sheldon Second Floor ® «far beyond our greatest expectations. We For. OMEN and iVilte aes sLoupates cans ata cael ee et ee ee Spore ncage og : : : ieee fe fon S 2 f 4 ie ) a fee —re ar sizes °o _—— ’ Se EM BP a ee Ore ; ow ne ns omen ee — ‘neve ceenenet tiem: 0 Gee an el Metropolitan Museum of Art” “who that élenna wot 5 aan ‘Orieans, Gulfport and Pass Chrie-|| _ by Mm Samuel Gil Boy — FE SAU CK. -BAVL SICAL © ‘tian, Miss. '| Tuesday, April 5, at 3:15 P.M. cS Oe am | Announcement has been made of | |_ “LAYETTES- | ff se a Thank You! You've Treated Us Wonde 0 phy re aby’s First Outfit : M. W. Eckert of 220 East Wash- |! é " row Ria ae 3 fhe as oe, lit a yee ad, oo ee he lla i EY Oe rh gre deal Sal Hej, Ge —— No tee Sent meierelltagiia *n t ‘ _—— ee ~~ 4 “eo " nie 7 a . rs : x nantes a ae is Is ‘e 4 hie. it Se pan vas wr: we are 9 oye 2a - . ta 4 4 : . a ss - - : ; a . vt . hiptltion - Pig if iin : AY sissies af vf MAM caae's:.. ae mw fiir | j if ty aR \| Be | 25 am i . ms oY LAMA ACS it viscas High grad = a > — | yak * : is ia 1H Hats that are priced | r. an rs. JOrry runer Pottocsns, thuttes will give a i Tf, i} ‘ , - urther a | was written LE SS . | | very special for our have given up their home on Man a wae aid ak ote eee Se ie at : yy | Second Birthday. chester road and have taken an ang sailed on our ships May we : : . | A * apartment at 7006 Lindell boule- ot a Wh ae ee 4 1 ; vard, St. Louls men Bldg. 11th and Locust a. I a). pig round Fleor, St. Louis, or euthoe 3 ' ) | 4 ” 4 eo “f ’ . ‘ot ge a sands upon thousands praise Mrs. Theodore Shepard enter- | ined agente. tained Thursday with a bridge | besth i, Belgenland, iuncheon in honor of her house oa : Olympic, ; guest, Miss Edith Shepard of Chi- omersc, Adriatsc, Minnewasha ‘cago. —just six of a vast feet of 102 ships The members of the Organists . ies Class from $210 according to ship, i thipe Cabras§itiog, Secopd dees $135 a Regular and Extra Sizes 36 to 56! Misses’ Plus Sizes, 16+- to 28+-! Guild of St. Louts were the hoste at | ,a @inner Monday evening at the, q : Parish House, G | | 4 We hundred of Spring’s smartest Silk Dresses— the same youthful styles slender women wear— : Shades include monkey skin, | the ra ‘the gp bec eo pl ®t the lowest price of the pre-Easter season. A for ne = misses ty not slender, bol Mother ‘guild and thelr guests went to the | Mest opportune offering for your Easter apparel semi-Eton, jacket, straightline and other preferr Goose, i dow ,home of Mr. and Mrs. George R. ‘Fequirements. Dresses effects—in beaver, Athenia, queen blue, Mother | ink and all the other new Robinson, where ap rogram of mu- | . of Flat Crepe, Cantons, , P sic in comm tion of Reethov- Goose, flame, etc. Colorful, valueful and style- shades. - i ht a emma = a Desthow 7 _ gette, Prints and Georgettes over Prints, in ful! $15, $25 and $35! | Bioy. with Mrs Bioy. Mise = semen tint tr an COsstein, were guests at the dinner, —

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH APRIL 3, 1927__ PAGE| ST.LOUIS POSY-troPATCH__ SUNDAY MORNING. NUGENTS THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE A Week of Outstanding Values in Needs for the Home, the Neu The opportunity of the entire spring season awaits shopper who takes advantage of these big spec ning Monday. Note the tremendous savings. — me- Maker Manutacturers a to, give their ou 7 Spring sale with a le 06.06000.00:0.000000000.0000.0:0600:0'0'0) : WOMEN, DO YOUR JUDGMENT JUSTICE Save on Your Purchases CURTAINS DRAPERIES This Big Department Offers Unusual Values During This Big Event SALE OF 5000 YARDS 50-INCH SUNFAST DRAPERY DAMASKS¢ 15 THIS WEEK OFFERS ST. LOUIS’ BES ITURE VALU i Sapinas During the Home Furnishing Sale 20% to 40% On Dependable Furniture So worth while are these savings, those contemplating the furnishing of sew homes, the refurnishing of present homes or @ of seed the occasiona! piece to complete a room, this event is an important eccasion. This is quality merchandise we would be groud tw oifer im cegular stock, al] sale-priced. »/O:'S.'0:'6:'0.'6.'C.'6.'0) 4 I. Oe tS a ta > ‘ & vo aes ee ee, bytes De sf 5 . 5 ‘ as x he 24 > oe t . rs * + eg ie ey to eee a x eek ag 4 4 We et Ra Ad ad Peeks le a Nh ee CS a a” lS es Rieti eb papa. Ts eet es 4 2 Foe tn ev eee EP ee, 1 buy ie ens cats oar ee ta ae yee afte pee ¥ oe ane % eet vr oS . eer: ; 4 ¢ Borie? 1Aghs WAS, eh. BP. 2 vee Wa 5 Be Pb A we 3 aS 2 ao 4p. a eitsioe 2 oe . year! Every- to make way for stocks of 1 brings wand it aa thing for your home is offered x merchandise. Buy now while selections : ‘ : SF hes > this Sper 4) a r oon % . Shown m a very unusual range of designs and colorings —in a choice of stripe and Jacquard effects—every yard perfect and cut from full pieces—just a limited quantity, yard 'O.'6.'S,'6:'0:'6:'0.'0 ©.'9.'0.'9 AD,’ wy = 7 > «a | 89 $60 Hi-Back Chair Neatly carved birch frame, wal- ead back a = $377. 75 $5, $5.50 Ruffle Curtains qT, ell side, cinco @ 385 $2.75, $3.50 Panel Curtains Shadow net effects—a very unusual QO range of patterns awaits your selec- in Bee A ' le effecta. Also colored figured gren- adines—wide ruffles and in the dainty tion. Scalloped bottom and trimmed Soenaar ne with deep rayon fringe — in the ’ 0. $272 10-Piece Dining-Room Su *198 76.00 '0'6:0'9 Walnut veneer in combination with gum- wood in a new shaded finish—66-inch buf- fet, 7-ft. extension table, large china and server; velour-covered slip seats on chairs —all interiors finished. In brief, a bean- tiful, well-constructed Suite. $1.55, $1.75 psc mal nag ped a3 = yi 25c, 35c Marquisette Curtain Marquisettes— Fm to widths — full | mag in white, cream 1 IC and — color; 95c Rayon Gauze yard . so-inch case- ment Gauze, Jac- quard effects— shown in the wanted pongee color; yard— Gvridual Gree Set, 54c 39c BUY YOUR CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES ON THE MORRIS PLAN (Negents—Third Ficer, Seath.) gauze loped and straight hon ae styles, trimmed —“, a rayon ballion gee and gold tints; oat Double Kirsch Rods Regularty Gc —/7ust 1000 Sets of bive sea) Kirech rods — extend from 23 tw 48 ieches— each packed t= as te rrr ee & = & © 75c Casement Curtaining r20e yarda, in the wanted Signs — ideal for casement 48c curtains—36-in. wide; yard. pongee color — figured de- 3-In. Pongee Fringe to Match, yd, rec eevreneeeeee ewe oe ow oo Ow Artificial — Silk Curtains Regularity $4.50 and 75c Opaque Shades in this lot! 6 $40 Chifforobes Combination walwut end gum in Seis t $98 $1.95 Velour 800 inches wide—7 feet long —shown in white, green, er TV. - er. ©:'6.'0.' YY ) 6'S'6.0'6.'0.'6'0'9'0'6'0;'6'0'6;'S. | ~ : 1 $300 Four-Piece Bedroom Very fine walnut veneer in combination with birch — full dustproof construction — mahogany interiors—48-inch dresser, 46-inch vanity—full- size, bow-foct bed, extra-large chifforobe—a very exceptional Szite to be 3 AS SOIT OIC OROIOIOIOIOIOIIOIOIOIIOIIOIIOON seats and spring-filled cushions cc tonne, two shades of blended ! the small apartment, living room, $15 Console Table Special Monday Special Mondzy Hemstitched Napkins Regularly $4.50 Special Monday Pillowcases Regularly 29c ge 19c size 42236 inches (Mate Fleer, Seuwth—Nugents ) Special] Mondzy Seamless Sheets Regularly $1.25 PRES 05¢ eet 4 fe e224 2°62 ¢ (Mam Keen sees eerers r * oigpe A GORD rapt ein Sh POR a 7S, ¢ nest Derek in Breakfast Set Regularly 36 fect nen: “six "14-inch $4 Fancy colored plaid ef- each .... (Mate Fieer, Seuth—Nugent.) a SURES nara a — aE nana SALE OF WALL PAPER| | Holmes & Edwards Silverware Specials for Monday O In a Special Offer This W Be here early Monday. Values never rene offered in wanted va- | Select - eek $7.00. ie lowe rieties. Many will select for the entire house; some quantities limited. | for payments on the convenient 4] 00 There is no extra c 28 patterns, 6 patterns, $1.00 value Budget Plan For purchases up Weekly for this privilege. | No telephone or mail orders accepted. Advertised Papers sold only if i 10 patterns, to $15 the payment is $: at time with serine in + emt to wall quantity. (Nagente—Thire Fleer, South.) MISS IRENE L. SHEARON $50 Cogswell Chair t finish es Boog, a = = en ie aaa ~ a aS . - “7 ‘$4 * 7 ee 268 LSS ray than | iS he hea. A) or as i ae A Tio Wears cms Path e mes. , ae wa . $i a ad ees vp One er? 2 5Ba pal Oy 4 srt Seka caer oe 1 Oh ae OW at eee Oe, Pas i Pee , a rE : Por Be ee ae age wt erg ae deena ie. Pigs eis eee 2 igh 8 etre nF je > a ¥ ph) ea Fee eae, We oe ary a ‘ ¢ yo tt oe Ae So Rig ee ag Pe raid : : id : — , ox nS ee She! % el Sahn oh din, ee ee sy i atta St Ws NS ad » : di. i, A Sie gine Ms, ot ib Weta at Dr x ahs esi SR? : ‘2 4 Sa PEE PHO ot 6 ONE ya, J . a Shas 3 sis hist 4 mt sabioteine. eg EC aia. pe. See Hs EAL RMI i 59) 8. ath * fy g-Door Side-Icer Style a 2500 Pieces Minton Gold Encrusted Gia “Minton” pattern which is in t : $18.95 to $25.00 Vals may choose from high-footed gga dishes, water : Bhove secking a@ Diener Service of quality $1.89 8&9 goblets, wine and cocktail glassea, gr iced tea glasses. & these American Semi-Porcelain Sets, os Fine quality lead blown wns adets effect. bods A choace of 3 | | : A. (Please Bring Correct Measurements ) | i~> ; | | 7 . : >. Per eae gy egy MN no 4 I astalled Complete at . ' ' ‘ FY .< : = = SSS SSB eOCeGoesteeseeeetes ; : | Passaied Compiges ot 3 | TA $5 Wash Boilers mia (i Sas eer 4 — ne : right gold handles. S 99° $9 Garden Hose Outfits 6 japan De ne a with good quality screes ip al) sizes... x ~ er ta spay a 2 ib Ale Bi =f <- eae tees a 3 for $1 EXTRA SPECIAL 5000 Rambler Roses Perkies™ will thrive wonder- fully bere—will beantify your porches— fences or for trellises. Seromg sturdy 2 1200 Brooms 60c Value SPOTS PCTS REC Le Lae HORM OHO ES $2.75 Paints _ High-arede “M--- $1.00 Value ° quality, made POSSE TH EEL ee 50 feet heavy 5-PLY RED Rubber Sprinkling Hose which is guaranteed —complete with brass Spray nozzle and strong wood hose reel. Special. . (Feerth Fleer, Nerth.) 4-sewed—of excel. | lent grade broom | corn. Limit 2 to a customer. Each 35c Black enamel finish: size 8x8 inches. wil! fry, boil -* toast most any thing. Spe- cial sale r=" B8C yeas old plants. pandies of 1() “tor $] $3.50 LAWN MOWERS—Very cary. cuchic anal blades... SO.9S i's — es- — ®

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH UNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE . THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE New} S Maker, Hotels, Rite ing Houses and All Users of Housewares ing season awaits th | Manufacturers and wholesalers have been called upon ese big specials begip fa, give their outstanding values—to introduce this iS S28.9.0.0.0:0:0.0.0.0.0.0:0 000.0000: 0:0.0.0,0:0 0. © OM PRICES IN THIS SALE SET A NEW STANDARD — us savings. - g Sorin sale with a lasting impression upon our patrons. BUGS! vartis monpay These Are Only a Few of the Hundreds to Be Found i in Our Spacious Rug Department M onday 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs : $75 to $95 Values Seamed and seamless styles, all ae, in the 9x12-foot size, beantifully Special for Monday figured in Chinese and Persian designs. Every imaginable color combinations, The thrifty house- wives will find their investiga- tion worth their while. Some are classed as slight irregulars in de- sign but most of them are per- fect. Each Rug has the added beauty of fringed ends. Sale $57.50 Heavy 9x12 $49.50 Seamless Velvet Axminster Rugs We are offering a ' This consists of eg beautiful Chinese and F and Persian pat- of heavy Velvet _—- 6 a. terns. Woven with a long, =D backgrounds ” : ° mis- ees wy *. «& seg hy nelty + a arte ¢ : ia , ge Poser, rene 2:3:0.0.0:09'0'O'C'C'S'O'O'O. 60 CO OOCCCOCCO0O O — tien 2 . * ww om mv ver > > oe eves eupiey “ o m “1y | ad CNN ne eae. Rey ere apt wd Te. Satan yg ie cotiee emitenlanene ened . . Ste BR ors epee ye se v -e & oe , : veoel «wt - ~ Hyra, BY Ga od naw a m ™ bw oe Wiis . ne ihe © 5 ep nelle ae eee ¥ ets ase. LOUIS’ BEST piTURE VALUES—-NOTE THE SAVINGS , | | You May Buy on = | , ° 4 _ The Morris Plan % Daring This Sale ; ‘This will be welcome news to householders who find it more convenient to, buy in this way. | Make your selection at sale prices—only pay the ‘ ; April 9th prices each suite or occasional piece is plainly The week of i marked—and arrange for convenient payment ~ i einen, ¢ oh. ae penn By. raew © sali Hien 6.'6.'6.'C. ’ he Mn - ~ oe SA Er gt peo aeaiee on qe HOF ERC et er es - mI a4 pide —_ x . - - nb ee et pan ee Se aR a my ree yeh aii: ee eee ree See ee eet ee en ee enna ate weed ee ~ peer 2 pepe nen Pe : giro wg at ’ ‘ ~~ BAe 6.'0. = : 0. Oo. 7 stern tent nate om hm we brings with it the £reatese in ag the year! Every- through our Morris Plan offices. Mofris Plan ing for your home is offered 2 roclaeea to make way for stocks of new offices are located on Fifth Floor. dise. Buy now while selections refine and while savings are most remarkable. , o some eens «dente: OD oy “Tr ‘ ©. Man a a oe ———~—~ eal aaa ~~ . s 0.0. vw, VY 0.0.9 -_ 8 ae ‘So’ Simmons Steel Beds The round corner posts ere one and ome-half square tubing—the upright fillers are substantial — $250 Living-Room Suite _— cna a A thoroughly high-grade Krochler Living- Room Suite, consisting of two pieces in walnut finish birch frame—all wearable parts first qual- Th | a yo wr — we 2 Lo - Me - Me) nap into one piece. For service, these Rugs are highly recom mended. Every one perfect and the very newest array of patterns. Special for Monday ity mohair with Nachman spring- -filled reverse cushions of damask. The mohair is the new rose _ taupe, blending with any decoration oe ~ °'S a oS 1 rs SO. Oo EXTRA SPECIAL—1200 $15.50 9x12 LINOLEUM These are all made of a cork foundation with a burlap back. Patterns that are suit- able for any room in the home. Every — perfect. Special for Monday 0. 7. = — [ == r ree Occasional Tables Regularly $21 — 28-inch top, rt — $16: 75 Also red or green lacquer, $17.50 war oh a ST rr ws ’ ‘© oe ww °' ne 'O,6:'C:06;'0;'O. ol a 2) = 7 . —— \ Buy on The Morris Plan—Convenient Terms Bedroom Suit@ - $60 Three-Piece Fiber Suite — Col J 0 | Hand-woven fiber, all-wire staked with one- $ 75 | | (0; “> ‘©. ‘6. 'O. ‘6. 'S. ‘6. ‘O; 6. Ko) ‘SS. ‘©; Ss S. S&S. O; 9. O; S&S. SO ‘S. 0:90 '98.0.0.'" 0°60} mation with | | Soniey tal. $ piece back and arm. Extra well braced spring nity—full- Seats and spring-filled cushions covered in cre- : tonne, two shades of blended finisb—ideal for $42.50 Dressers Combination walmut veneer and Special, Monday! nando ; Special, Monday! Oe aoe someone Special, Monday! pecial, y his 3 “$99 Rayon Bepspreads Rayon Bedspreads with wags at os Regularly $5 Regularly $5.50 es 3 Serge oad Nemes PL ae wn $1.75 FLOOR LAMPS sc 1 Fram ree $5 Kapok Pile $50 Englander § Simmons Safety $37.50 Bow- With Shades—Now ize 20x26 inc : ‘ : Foot Bed ia 2 Part ¢ : — Crib, $11.95 Included are manufacturers ed in fancy art ticHee®* finish birch frame — In two-tone walnet veneer cull, buoyant, Oy _ ev ci fre queues tak labela sqringeall Seamless stee! tubing, gum the stand- samples that are the very latest Sree 9 5 Be = lig ¢ ] ' $90. 75 onggenes Bomaetl walnut brown finish, high tions for the living room and sun 2 pat O. 0. Luncheon Set Regularly $7.50 RE oy ee en re teen ee Fi Oe A ta ty priced, cretomne cover- $9.79 sliding sides; size 2.6x4.6. : “i The onan ane of Spanish brass, ing—greatly per pair........- E oe na i Printed ‘in colors from original oi] paintings | by foremost American artists, these reproduc- } tions are exceptionally rich - color. : : : raid trimmed. to—Thiee « ~ ment, gold b (Nagents—Third Fiocor, Seuth.) on iré Vices, South.) SE FURSHINGS—BIG SAVIN Gs? i op: UNUSUAL VALUES AT ONE DOLLAR ws Bench “Rotarex’ Electric , pm eid ee ton Gold Encrusted Glass¥ 100-Piece Dinner Sets channel vee! frame and hardwood slate—curves and pitch fashioned is in great demandtoday. You $1 Vamp $18.95 Cl | 5 » 4 to $25.00 Values Vacuum Cleaner : fit the body give footed ice cream dishes, water 5 | fecking a Dinner Service of quality will profit by buying the eempost y gi s 8 =, a 3 i] glasses, @ iced tea glasses. : bony American Semi-Porcelain Sets, om either white or ivory $43.50 Value y lead blown witty optic effect. ¥- A choice of 3 . live patterns, some ie Complete With Set of Laber- ; price : br: : = ia oy. wtho e 4 Saving Attachments blemishes, hardly . ; Women planning Spring house- | \ . ue. C j » \ SCALES—$2.25 va!- WAND Persons. Vers conte’ y. cleaning will find work lightened ) $1.90 Lawn or ue. irapetian Scale, | he yg PA at pure ROASTER—$1.75 val- OUTFITS — 100 A by this efficient household ap- § \ c a ue, of pure aluminum: petra - quali pliance. This high-suction Vaeuum ai N Steamer Chairs sluminnn: 6 ee flach Pry Pen ond fine Cleaner quickly 50 7 ~y 7 Seasoned hardwood frames— + be . Cake , Roast. cleans rugs, Car- ° : ' \ > > covered with blue and white stripe , BOTH e duck—they are ad , F Props: ALL FOR pets and Coors. justable to 4 posi- $ 35 Sone and wil! fvic ee enameled and gold plated. The shades are best quality hand-decorated parch- Special price -.. $6 Portable Tubs | 75¢ Garbage Cans $2.50 Curtain i a ae Stretchers Tubs—gray en- | made of heavy Electric Iron ameled; large : a _ galvanized — The ‘“Strate - Edge” size on easy ue with corrugate . " strong adjustable frames— wheeling rollers . | sides —reinforced —= 7 $3.50 Value { S-ft. in width to 10-ft. in and —, stop | bottom ‘ua a P« a8 6%- pe ——_ F, : ROOFING hog = “s WALL | BRUSH — —_m Complete with 100 | cock. Sale price strong rim |i pane ae, nicke!l-finish. — aa 4 “—— RS — $2.00 veliue base saturated with TOILET PAPER— £1.50 Will clean rugs ther- bress ¢ and ad- . : halt: sufl- “Waldorf”; qual- itamb's a Poe or : — : | > oa and by 84 _ blended asp tn a Well . - hor “25 $] ong; —_ $ 75 : gueres f — { order Grecia ce ° ane Ger); le k th rollers and $] , Soe ne eS h nails sale price. oe abie kind) tary brush _ pron et rcoll.... 14 ROLLS.. bristie _

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 a — meee, ee — 51. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ol . : ~ o - > - - “ee * . — e ~ _ ; cow * .y - *® : ‘' am. : ‘ on os Jk » a = " ag “ » 4 ~ “£3 3 ot ¢ ; * ve 3 ‘i** ‘ * +35 5 ; t . rtd . . a>" ~ s - “ , = = 7 z ? To a | fz) * . , 7 2 . 4 . av 7 ft = é _ . “3 . Ld, ; = a,» : ‘ . Pm." shh : a, ™ . eS . . ty - sa r : : 3 Mee : ; : eS lps 16 a _ P 2 . ‘ . . : . ; 7 , : “. “e ; . ?;? ‘> Se v . : >. ’ ee EAS Light colors : Spring—capti unusua! ort also daintily t At Prices a TR MESS: Ss Be . Sy ae. a J ‘ > i= Pn. Follow the C ae of Thritty You Greater Values ae he tea OS s ~# acy. ras rs the TRULY A MOST REMARKABLE PURCHASE! 300 SILK CREPE-LINED SPRING COAT Actual $25.00 and $29.50 Values Our Basement Sports and Coat Buyers’ Dressy Models Supreme Value- Just as You Giving Event Like All the New Spring Colors and Fabrics Spring Silks! ifo°: Silk Values Made Possible by Nugent Special he Tissue yoo Our Great Purchasing Power . Rells.. 95¢ Nugent specia! Toilet Tissue; 1000 sheets to the roll. No Phone or Mail Orders. (Bargain Basement.) Be, $2. 19, rr 25 aat $2.50 Silks $2 FLAT THREAD CREPE— Excellent quality, washable 40-inch Crepe in popular street and paste shades. Also ivory and pink. Yard | Shades of shell pink, deep rape UR PRISE; wie N vail ‘a | RE hee Ci Ae eae? nee — “4 ae — Sizes for Misses, Women, Stouts, - 16 to 52 \ Black Satin Coats, with br white moufflon shaw! col- Mrs, dressy twills with 8] 90 P 1 monkey fur, black and X eppere navy Coats with white er- ery garment per- Sheets minette (coney), rich fur-front | fectly tailored; made to give the Coats, smart sports Coats, | best of service. Never have you snappy mannish models. All | seen a more pleasing assort- are here for your selection. ' ment. $2.25 CREPE DE CHINE— Extra heavy quality for dresses and lingerie. pink, peach and ivory. 40-inch : nN Hee | $2.19 SATIN CREPE— Goxe Up Light pastel and street shades, Lustrous quality, can be used reversible. also ivory and pink. 40 inches wide. Yard O-Clock $2 PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE— : ale Beautiful quality, in light colored grounds. 40 inches wide. wae ee) S $2 CHIFFON TAFFETA— in Soft quality chiffon finish in lovely changeable combinations and plain street and pastel shades. 36 inches wide. Yard $2 PRINTED GEORGETTE CREPE— Beautiful floral — light and dark colored ae. 40-inch. Lunt In this most ex- ceptional group are all-silk crepe- lined Coats. Ev- « heeds — : Bargain Base- ar — $2 SILK BROADCLOTH— = P $ 10 Heavy washable quality in shades of rose, gray, tan, copen, peach, coral = men : ' and white. 32-inch. Yard > $2 GEORGETTE CREPE— Excellent quality. Street shades. Navy and black. 40 inches wide. Yard, $2.50 BLACK BENGALINE— Heavy coating — in perfect black. A silk-and-wool material. 40- . . ie . -s ‘ = r ‘ sy = ~ . se yg es 4 ies % ae es. Y. Sue o> oe ae bie by nee « x ee i oa —s. eae hee» a en ~ = oF ay " Se AS i o ” ais ae tee STI? ee cee i DSS es “ey Se ee ae . , aa eA a! cae oh 1 Bs othe, Bat. reed? 9 test : ne hy See es bt Lee ene ae gm a ee a Es OE aS as Va oe Tame ae > Ne a ®t E Fin - a “ | Four Coats Just as Illustrated Special for the : See Our Window Displays First quality, genuine Pepperell Sale! Sheets: limit of four to customer. Neo Phone or Mail Orders. (Bargain Basement.) inch. Yard =e $2 PRINTED FOULARD SILK— pes be Washable, navy — with white polka dots. Three size ots. css Women’s Rayon abel: ete) > an finch. Yard . dressy Coats, plaids, checks “= : = ae! : ; Ea 2 x, : s - 3 tf New Dress i and piain colors. Dresses! L piece and twe silks or colors. Wanted Spring colors ina most complete range. A very unusual Birthday value. rt. hy noree 5) 9 eas i .s st ee pet oo 4 IS iy oe (St, Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Another Birthday Feature! COATS $12 New mannish Coats, new checks and plaids. Satins, cashas and twills. BARGAIN BASEMENT Domestics! Linens! i Shectings 85¢ All-Linen Towels 18x18-Inch Napkins Each >] Each $ | Ma 59c | They" Sa 59c Pure linen crash, fine | 58x72-inch, highly mer- Pure linen with hem- | Full :8x18-in. hemmed woven, s0x50-inch; beau- cerized hemstitched Cloth | stitched hems; 17%2x34- | Napkins; several lovely tiful colored borders. with neat colored borders. in. size; lovely patterns. patterns; slight seconds. 15c Toweling 35c Turkish Towels 81x90 Seamless Sheets Extra heavy quality part lin- | Extra-large size, first quality, with wide Excellent quality ‘bleached - on gg er cut colored borders; 20x40-inch sheeting with neat Se the t | size; while 400 dozen 19 wide hem: slight ‘89 Oc | last, each Cc seconds; each 81x99 Mohawk Sheets | 23¢ Turkish Towels 39c Unbleached Muslin ret $250 | 2, 16 i Pine ality, rand Empire on ac- Good quality bleached | closely a « . . count of slight mill stains; ; terry cloth with colored | Muslin in good — bleach; neat wide hems, bordera. 18240-imch size. length remnants. orn, not cut. | Neat hemmed. $1.49 Tablecloths | $1.49 Mercerized Cloth $1.25 Boys’ New Caps 88c Smart Spring styles and colorings. Buddv style and regulation golf. Will match the new suits and topcoats. (Bargain Basement.) BARGAIN BASEMENT 49c and 59c Spring Wash Fabrics Cotton Rayon Crepe Plain Colored Cotton Rayon Plain Colored Rayon Voiles C Alpaca, Cotton Mixed Silk and Cotton Fabrics Printed Dimities Lovely Batistes All in up-to-the-minute Spring fashions in weaves, colors and patterns. Adaptable for women’s, misses’ and children’s wear. 69c Dress Linens Preshrunk 36-inch pure Irish Linen for dresses, ee and eh Se wane pie shades. oo aaa We , Slag 8 eH es 8 eR ee ke ee ata ; HO ie EOS i 5a aled hoe 89c Women’s Underwear 5 ( 29c Figured Underwear Crepe ] 9c Soft-finished cottom Crepe in small printed = signs for underwear. 30 tnches wide. 2 to yard lengths Gowns, Chemise and Costume eee 29c Shirtings 20c Underwear Crepe : Slips, some lacy trimmed, others Basement ’ in tailored styles. Sizes 36 to 44. kitchen curtains, luach- ; of the Birthday Sale. — Shirting Madras, 36 inches wide. Cotton Crepe in peach, pink and white. eon cloth and four : 4 (Bargain Basement.) White grounds with colored figures and Requires no ironing. napkins. All for a also checks. 2 to & esc — Ci 30 inches wide. 2 to 6 pont parses Le A very special Underwear feature $10 All-Metal Bed $7.95 Smith & Davis renowned make of Metal Bed. Con- tinuous posts in brown fin- ish. Any standard size, ‘St. Leets’ Largest Bargain Basement.) BARGAIN BASEMENT On Sale! One Solid Carload of Real Cork Linoleum Rugs rr | on Curtains, Draperies, Awnings 49c Sash Curtains Drapery Cretonne The wanted Sash Curtains in mar- 2500 yards in many new patterns quisette or scrim. Hem- | and colors to suit all color med, ready to slip on rod. -29¢ schemes. 36 inches — :19¢ Colored ruffles. Pair. Slight seconds. Yard. Ae -F w/in oe eae as 7 a ae a 4 - ae P Hee PR © 4 ~gr'ey - > ; , 63 Oe eld \ RETR be fe eT, Wot « oe PAb me finda Bee Cees rae - veka doawkr a im , t het y b “ : me So - 2 a o =~ : ar Ta . higteied Peas 7 vate Pape Dae es eke oT re te Ses ae . PL ee Dy ro . : St PE Ei ae Oe a oa . 4 4 * « ? ’ a ee, See rr ‘ SS Fee “ a eee * } piss . BRS ORCC NA 6 BP BOS Sia ae: Ae eae ee ae : ; ae a. pres en eG ee Se ee ET ee a ee ree ae pt aks ae. ye ree % Vt Bao St, -; i> I 4 f IN IR sui. NRE PY ye tate A BR. os mate a? ~ oss. oan ~* irnebba eee eee We: Slight Misprints Accounts for This Great Reduction ft Regular $6.95 Rugs .99 $12 Felt Mattresses $7.85 * 4 =e we ; 4 un age > har at 6 tae pics epee g asi P 5 Ss “aes a ‘ a. 4“ . — pe o ee f rt AOE oll sve 5k TES Ss sgt : . dines hese aon Lake ee x pina ela rane 620, RG eo be 6x9-toot, real cork Lino- leum Rugs, the slight mis- prints are hardly notice- able. A fine wearing floor- covefing, sanitary, easily cleaned and most attractive. Drapery Gauze $2.75 Damask ‘Panel Curtains Yard. 5c Yard... $7.95 : ae $] High - luster finish, | The season’s most | Durable quality mesh, Offers Tremende Very special feature for the Birthday Sale ered with good quality tick- ular so-in. Damask. .. pp s | high - grade Egyptian used for drapes or case- , Ve All-cotton layer felt, cov- fa slight seconds, can be | ing. 45-pound weight. Made in all standard sizes, ment curtains. Excellent color combi- mations for beartiful . drapes. yarn, finished with strong overlocked edge. Repular $2.98 $2.98 Flat Crepe de Chines—In tt —40 inches—yard $3.9 Bordered Flat Crepes-—-Va 8 Crepe de Chines—In new lig $2.98 Printed Crepe de Chines = 98 Black Crepe Satins—40 ined TRA SPEC Voile Ruffle Curtains 5-Piece Valance Sets Kriss-Kross Curtains, lovely qual- Crossbarred Curtains, whi . te ity, with colored ruffles. $ 19 colored ruffles. Valance. oe Can be used in almost any 1- | two side curtains and tie- room Set | backs to match Set Other Rugs of the Same Quality Regular $7.95 Rug, 7.6x9 foot........... $5.19 Regular $9.95 Rug, 9x10.6 size...........$7.19 Regular $11.95 Rug, 9x12 foot.......... $7.95 50c Felt Base |$5Cork Linoleum Rugs| |$1.59 Inlaid Linoleum] | Real Cork Limoleom Sehlaibe $4.95 Well-made fabric link Springs; reinforced helical e Any standard size. ty & £ be An added feature to the Birthday Sale. 750 blue and white, and brown and white striped Awnings with al) fis- tures. 26. 3 and 3.6 ‘ $2.50 and $2.69 Curtain Grenadine | 5-Pe. Valance Sets | (Curtain Materials 220 | &. $1.49 | = 10¢ Seconds of 49c qvality in | Made of hard twist velles | Assor=ment of scrim and lengths to 6 yards. "| ee be used § and grenadines. Some fia- marquisette. For short, Supply your Summer needs Wash Silks Gfoot-wide Feit - Base Real Cork Linoleum 6-foot-wide heavy In- “app seconds of 5 5 for all curtain purposes. 36 inch. ished with picot edge. lemg or ruffied Curtains —. | a he a broadcloths.: heavy. | (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) — , aripest bold or neutral Floortevering in lino. Rugs, 4°4x9-foot size, in laid Linoleum in good . (Bargain Basement.) Renner een 32 patterns beautiful patterns; slight ‘o inten the 00 ee? a? rl patterns. $9.49 seconds ; ‘square $ ee I si ec 4 Ses wide: . LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO a re ere

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i PA am ot pons — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 13 oniaaine wees ae Se Ponti a | Styles That Are Distinctive 9 7 J ‘ - EASTER FOOTWEAR Boys’ Four-Piece Easter Suits | . New three-button single and double breasted models. : nore ee re Orentter modes af $ Two pairs of golf knickers. Well tailored, neatly finish- $ O 5 é unusual assortment. Many patent leather stylee— a Suits_in large sizes with two pairs of long ° | | | RA nent & Cogs _— Sees Th — — Wee also daintily trimmed effects Sizes 5 to 16 in the Group (Nugents—Main Floer, South.) THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE (Nugents—Third Fieor, North.) tt iy) ome eevee am Lay a a cares, eet *g ‘ yy - Sy ie eae, i Md e Aa hi we is orm, ‘ ve wa a ie “> 5 in hie gti arse cstbic Sevag se “a? eas ih a \RYONEe\ i aXi@Xti Niel eXk ex kVeXieXileXi eXRieXiieNiia\tiexs/eXivaXs (ar iiax extn ) o\5/@ ONO TON TON TON IONS ON (@\EOViTON ise iT 0h T@\ETOVi (eb 1e\b 100i (0X 10\i/@NK1 ONETONi1@\110Ni aN (eN 10.41 ON 11 @\i10N1 Ci OK 1qbTeN ATONE I@XE TeX eNi1eXiTexbieXk!eXi/aXile’ ie\ ery Day Brings |} } At Prices You Can Afford to Pay E Reproductions of the Most Expensive Model Coats Designed This Season oat . oa 7 at a Very Special Price—Monday Wn) a NS - | SUPER-VALUES MONDAY IN THIS GREAT @CHASE! © Hy | |p : Buy Now at Savings When Stocks Are New, | B | | Fresh, Smart and Varied | iB , q Dresses you'll be proud ; 3 , 7 to wear anywhere! | Dresses for afternoon wear IR eo tr) a. 2 EAE” 2 CRANE EES IR, - e\ geen ays _ attty ae Bir ~ ® * wig howe i. ~ ee ee ae we Ae | gle, Battin + = ng cet en . g Parteaag m Nnm % ee ep en Se spoon 4 rehee eaten qpcnte a ae i —_ a YS om, aD TOTES OTA Tere e « 2 we ww " . * ‘ ea ee oe > ene Re Xign ~ Gib aT nx . m, ‘ey rT a rvs wy oe 7 ~y \P /@\ea ee ge ee aan 7 Par sham Rn ec atest ey naples 82 epee mE RT Ae Ne te ce . . Nites te ? : 2 r y . « ‘ a = ‘ . w bd ‘ : ab one i. n 4 7 # - . Se eR Ot eS maT! - sayeth eaten leet ee EE es ee aid Te ee a ea yeu ~ “4 oat a SEP ee Pa x ue ww meee hes Oe ae PF SOG, ‘ ‘eile br ; vex ~~ ‘aXe —Dresses for dinner wear— Dresses for business— . ie Beautiful Samples—and Unusual Purchases! Dresses for all the formal and informal occasions. Georgette Frocks * Springlike — irresistibly at- f f Flat Crepe Frocks tractive Frocks—new, fresh, | WP; A y a Remarkable Selections C de Chine Frocks Captivating styles that urge ,|_ |\k y ; ey : , Veiled conden Sie one to look one’s best for oi | fi A DB the Last W ord in Style! Printed Crepes and Georgettes Easter parade of fashion. ix : | . i= eee =e @\ofe\. re \ara\a re\ere Dressy Coats are preferred for this ‘season and these beautiful modes are just what you want. Richest materials are fashioned with the careful attention to de- f= = —— eee -_= yarn \'s — \iveN’ Ya 6\2/@\« | ; : ‘ > BAU LR any Ca WARY, | : —New, Shawl Black and White, Special! For Monday’s Selling—New E We AAS ANE BAW 7 Collars New Tans, ored Cotton Rayon SP RI N G S U/ I T S a rare, Collars Greens, it : # —Pouch Collars Rose, , Cotton Mixed it | Incomparable Values! Unmatchable Styles! 5 f * . ’ Lovely Batistes | : | Suits Smartest Women Will Wear: > x vere —Tucked Navy. —Tiered —Every Coat —Tuxedo Is Silk Models Crepe Lined Se ig SE a AS , “s :) ie and patterns. i A \. Values out of proportion to their | Easter smartness! Never would you believe you could buy such ex- cellent Suits so early in the season. Our buyer purchased them special- ly for Nugents—Suits you can wear the entire Spring season, Navy twills, satin o: silk braid bound, navy pin stripes, novelty weaves, navy twills with contrast- ing fabric skirts. Misses’ 14 to 18—Women'’s 36 to 44 (Nuagents—Second Floor, Nortk.) ~ wu ¥ 2a ‘~~ Qa SN WAENAAANAAAAAAR Every Coat tn this entize col. Sizes for lection is from a high oule . Juniors, Misses, maker. Many are sample gar- Women, ments worth twice the price we ask. Majority being sho ve Small Women the first time. At rte mile | and able savi ngs the esen Larger Women opportunity wise anette : investigate. rt 7 7 ae aden ge nn ae ala ‘ ; - «/ ~ : ‘ x ile De ft ——E~ Nerth.) ; ie - . . A Ay ae . 3 de y¢ e. = ¢ © , =. . . arn me oS r | nna ————- . 3 e Z Famous Fors ve WILE LOnARARABARARAGAR Ai uar Lar Liar Mea A aad eM cde vg : A i ER I , Tinted C : = oe ar . | repe de Chines and Flat Crepes—40-in.—yard y ial | Si cleenlids: neh Minliiibadiinlins 69c Printed Alpaca Black Crepe Satins—40 inches wide—yard................ potesseges tion includes the making of 50c Dress Gingham 2 to 7 yard lengths fine quality rayon Danish Prune Cake—White s ; : Se American-made Alpaca in colored grouncs non JEXTRA SPE MONDAY | Be esrfistants | oeramte ct a Birthday Sale. 750 bine Con S 7 S CIA L-BIG SA VINGS . The recipes and making wifi Dress Gingham in fancy and no nag So ‘Yard. C — a brown and white ; 4 > $2 | : : in be explained in a simple man- staple patterns. 32 inches C ig y per oe cares. ee k 90 and $2.69 | New Printed Silks | Heavy Flat Crepes $2.50 and $2.75 ner so you can make these wide. Yard j , Flat Crepes Cakes in your own home. | 39c Printed Batiste Batiste, a sheer quality in white and Supply your Summer needs In light and dark A Decorated Cake will be "5c Printed Half-Silk Crepe colored grounds with small 25 * broadcloths- heavy | .* . | q pes Stripe ash Silks Printed radiums or crepe | Extra heavy; pink, ivory, | . ies; bold or neutral | de chines; new designs and | orchid, maize, gray; for colors or black: 40 given away. 86-inch Half-Silk Crepe ic 49 printed patterns. Slightly imperfect. Special (Negeate—Main Vieer, Seuth.) mies; 32 | colors; 40 , dresses 3 | inches $ th teiaieiinnili ini go ape - ; % wide; $1.69 | inches wide; $ .98 | or slips; : $ .98 | wide; .69 Fourth Fieor, South.) th atet printed “patterns . for i yard et e@reeeee i yard; 54-inch... yard dresses. Slight ismperfections. ...« (Nugentse—Main Ficor, South.) * ite Fe Ta i}

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Miss Leonore Vermillion of, J ( cOR PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING A wave ihat combunes beauty with safety hoa you cross the threshold of rour hairdressing parlor to have a Circuline permanent wave, be sure of . . , ° y ° - ‘cf 7 - “) 7 a z 2 e,?i > ha . this: that your hairdresser uses authentn . . [OT C4ALD CHTi, IH7MeETSED 2H og rr tHe iid ( + CHiines, a f . an, | . * «?s2* ; = ' Es! ats i4 bo #t/ } oe | sone? | Circuline 1s the system of perma- ment waving that treats each head of hair according to its individual require- ments—assuring you in advance of a wave as tight or as loose as you desire! But you are not getting a Circuline et Wave unless your hairdresser uses authentic Circulines as pictured here. They come 1 y wrapped with then ame “Ne stile Circuline” stamped on the glassine wrapper. Only when you see them—when your hairdresser uses them— are you sure of a Circuline wave! Circulines m citar. e fre ? ta : *. “4% , | . | ~ tesa" 1WUaii Substitute formulas contain lye, potash, of ammonia—chemically dangerous to the hair structure. Circulines are gentle, safe, sure. Demand that your hairdresser use them! » ° ~— * . .* ots # f “ ' san o?¢ a er. . ested if Pt iti , Write for Circuline boob! in Nese ae CO. 12 East 49th Street, New York NESTLE ‘ Circuline Permanent Wave — . by A an A a al ALTCALSO ALTCALPALOALZ AL ALT AZALA AIC a i a a ee ee at — ADVERTI SEMENT To Get That “Firm-Flesh- Pep” and “Stay-There”’ Strength Like an Athlete Take ARIUM—Radium-in-Tablets—‘“Nature’s Source of Vital Force’’—Easy and Economical— Results Quick and Wonderful Th : wea K nervous? run- stor lamest 6@€ UNCHES incuas miy tak £ ARIU™M Re has : : Lalizins x «1 ii we 4 ‘ “ ww . ' , j “ CALt hus , LS INCHES INCMES ‘ ™ i. 7 3? ~~ A 7 f whai » é * ANKLE tuted i’ £ sumed into @ INCHES oi CHER brain A mm fe alart . yr p> tome often gqtticair a wapeonr You « d ~~ fe a thy starting. improvement ‘ ws rue! f ahs , Hut it is net entity @ , , +> » YOCR WEIGHT INDICATES 1 0t i etlom of “ . ee ha” ood ARE YOU GAINING OR LOSING? ; —- @het wou Tf yeu want te quickly get mere strength and vital riends aay and th ity end hate that “Firm-Fiesh-Pep” which makes ye males a: d tane yea leek and feel 108 per cent better, jest try takiag ecto ) th twe AKIUM Tablets with each meal and watch the wh Yewtare The teal amazing resalts. will eunsprise ¥ Nou adie Rapoctated is :e & New York which supplies drugs iste tik - & suar ee * BIT RE CaED ey ANYONE Wun OR! ECTS ™ 4 AVING WEIGHT . ALES FO EM AL. Recs te | d @lepenmeed be all gouxd Pane mg 8. mm Wel!l!-Wileen Ir 2 Sa aoe . eta i, certs, ey ‘1 ¢ 5 td . ® 3 » “taiji Slat Vv Tee ox. Speckssart Brus. a pp “634 fF Phartna ts if Cos kL vse rve ‘ mee - brug Missa Viola Mc-! ub Building | H to Damas he Reet Sie Play for Welfare League | mone luncheon Tuesday afternoon: —— a of East &8t Louts who has chosen to play the part of in the Pied Piper of n The Triple H. Club wi t the pl April 18 and 19 ae benefit of ft Protestant n’'s Welfare League of East North Eleventh street tha FAY axis oo “ - i oO S rr > ~s Airs. Gerald Burk t B ‘ - ¢ oe _ on | _ b> ‘ i a 2 w am : a, 7 o* ana A ) y ‘ rs 4 rT a ae i ae ] Wednesds Ciubd of East S 7 Ha ™ rte we , 2% “ee 4 on + bk A .? 4isd ’ 4 mE * * a ais us iCai@ ij Ln ~ rey ¥ y Inn 3 > + - 4 ~~ u s Wednesday afternoon r ine , a a ~— = = H — a7, . at 2:30. o'clock. erman Van de Voorde, violinist, a graduate of the Royal Conservatory of Belgium, and head of the music department of the Vincennes University, Vin- cennes, Ind., will give the pro- gram Mrs. Van de Voorde wi! ry) his -OmD ntc ~ Mrs. R. FE Ganowte. Mrs. .- >) = . . “TT, oo ra of he Cosmos Club at a ~ - Tuesday tern were: Mrs. Thomas Halpin, Mrs. James Mur- Mrs. Edward Dollar, Mrs George Venneman. Mrs. William Page. Mrs. David B. Mrs. Ellen Coffey. Mrs. Frederick Link Mrs. P. L. Hyland, Mrs. Bart Rut- ‘dzea, Mrs. George Coong Mrs i Realy and Mrs. F. Seppt members present ray. Reatty Mrs. Mary Vermililon of Mad¢teor Ill.. te the guest this wastes of Miss Lenore Vermillion of North Eleventh street. Mrs. R. vue Drive entertained the following > \ . ; ; Guests with @ 1 o'clock bridge mount | Wallace. Mrs. Robert Goedde, “Hl Mrs Joseph B. Nester Jr., Mrs. Frank Craig, Mrs. Philip Lehman. Mrs. H. F. Driemeyer, Mra. John R. Stegman, Mrs. Arthur Beckwith. Mre. Charlies J. Schiele and Mrs. Forrest Beckwith. Mra. Frank Keating entertained the members of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at the Fair- Hotel in St. Louls. The embers present were Mrs. G. A. Hartnagel, Mrs. Milo Clanahan Mrs, Edgar P. Holly, Mra George Rives, Mra Oscar Ladrick, Mrs. Charies§ R. Mrs. William J. Veach and STNDAY MORNING _ ST.LOWS POST- DISPATCH APRIL 3, 1927 Mrs. D. Gien Rhoades, Mrs HB. Carson and Mrs. M. J. Hogan of St. Louis. Mies Clarice Ames has returned to Columbia, Mo., where she is & student at Stephens College ater spending the spring vacation with | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A L Amés. Mr. ané Mrs. Rudoiph Jones and children of North Eighth street are visiting Mrs. Jones’ parents of FPop- r Bluff, Mo. Miss Lucille Burton of Nort’ Thirty-eighth street will entertain the members of next Monday evening. if } | } \ Garland; Lows «geet Rewes: penalty fia Such Footw ~~ wee a & ™ a x, ~ ~ e* ¢ We aba’ ee rr fo a j —_~ Orceia Z£iG Vv rr. oe ow oi-m (Mat: THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc, tt a ee SIXTH T ear Charm Is Reasor 7.50 cr art in tese creations dea -~ tent = ~ he ge ~ - ieCi, Ci e! rose Olush trim Oe zy tne cos 7 = 5 aie 4 uons eriective USEC Ficer—Sitxth Street. THRU TO BROADWAYT her bridge club, SEE oUR SECOND AND M }STOU A GREA GREAT SAL® JUST FOR YOU resses 9 8 , ov || i Yard For Confirmation Our Regular $2.98 Washable FLAT CREre And Our Regular $2.50 Heavy WHITE GEORGETTE Both 40 Inches—Both Special. ... * »~» & > e@©@e?8e*e WASHABLE ‘ WHITE RAYON Our Regular $1.59 Quality 40 WHITE RADIUM os For Dresses or Slips 36 inches. wide, x McCracken of Gran. f onl ei hh he be hh i i eh hh hh hk lk a * . . om . - + « . 7 c ‘ \ r J e iis ‘4 ‘ - 7 ‘ “ ‘ - O8yel Fox Scars AQ Ghoise itv Aa . —— . ‘ ~ - on Ae fale wwe > a ee | re Fe ao” “he ne rr al access ~* - ; ’ - { ~ -~ ms a / +. 8: . - i + ” _ i = . a: % a a: ee a: Vick ¥ 2ge Ta ici —_ ~ ~- . c a > - — . a: we > \+ r-rel ~o 7 ie Te Bed -- o- , | se’ The fawored Kasha and Satin are much in ae evidence, as are charmeen, twill. jorella and = other dressy fabrics, besides an almost he- : i wildering array of sports weaves in tweeds : ay and fancy mixtures, many from foreign = ’ et Ooms es The Smartest of Fur Trims The tasteful application of such peltry as ermine, broadtail baby calf, twin beaver, fox fitch, squirrel, etc, characterizes these as out- standing values Petites 31 to 37, Misses’ only y pur- months, at mf a penod ot il Sale of Coats Exclustve, one-ofa-kind models made to sell for $99 to $119 are oftered in the group at 71 Paris’ replicas, identic a and fur with the on ginal, are nu merous in these $65 to $89 Coats at You would gladly pay the normal prices of $45 to $59 for these handsome Coats on sale at "ae 14 to 20 Women’s and Extra Sizes, 36-5210 Coat a ee Third Floor. 5 _ GAR LAN DS oF. Louw Longert Womens abecialty hap Unusual Purchases Bring Exceptional Values Phenomenal Migh-erade all-icather Shoes with “agp iad heels and comfortable built- arch. These are all-leather (8 $4.40 the pair.

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- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 15 oe ee . comet _WUZ MAA a!!! - We rn — rm Washington fos 0UR SECOND AND MAIN FLOOR ADS8—THIS PAPER TODAY! ||| Activities of Women’s Clubs | a Qunsteen ao ° / i ? at Sixth 2" | The Art Section of the Wednes- Club, at a meeting at the home of ( ter entertained the residents ef the ‘Gay Club, Mrs. Frederick B. Hall, Mrs. L. BE] Mitchell, 6045 MoPher-/ Old Folks Home itn Kirkwood with | ANNOIl Ni 'F M EN : | chairman, will continue its study son avenue, gave a program on Vic-|a program, automobile ride, trast | | of gardens, Wednesday, at 10:30 tor Hugo and the talks and papecs| shower and refreshments. , a. m. Mra. William B. Kinealy were given by Mrs. Albert Wood, Officers elected are: Presi¢ent, | WV -txtra ’ , : |will read a@ paper on “Gardens, who epoke of “Victor Hugo, the|/ Mra. L, L. Scott: vice president, To the oman-E ordinary |Here and There,’ and through the; Man,”’ Mrs. F. T. Rench, who gave| Mrs. Elsor Heator; recording secre- 2 | | ‘courtesy of Mrs. J. Porter Tirrlil, | the love story of Gilliat and Deru-| tary, Mrs. L. R. Link; co ond- E : AGR GREAT SAL? _ A SPECIAL Miss Ettie A. Jordan will present chette from ‘‘Toilers of the Sea,’ | ing secretary, Mre. T. = Gentes | In every woman's heart there lurks a desire to ST FOR YOU analy oar “ow a EFFORT the motion picture, Bey Secrets | and Mrs. J. I. Chappell, a paper on treasurer, Mrs. Walter Bode; chap- | wear that which typifies the perfection in 3 MERRIE “y TO PLEASE . Wild Flowers,” taken by at Hiugo’s Influence on the Religious/ lain, Mrs. L. J. Vogt; guard, ead smartness . . . the choice of the Pansienne eas —_—s ) 7 , Fs Aan ur C. Pillsbury, naturalist. Life of France.” The next meeting | George L. Hawkins D SRT ee: fet Se. Spee ae TES Beets The Current Topics Section, Mrs. | will be held tomorrow at the home . . « at prices so moderate that Parisianism resses Dg eggs y ye, REE ee Ee oe Ivan Lee Holt, chairman, will hear | of Mrs. C. H. Jessup, 6444 Wash- The annua! board meeting of the | will be wi reach of every woman of chic ' See ee Dr. G. W. Stephens, dean of eCo-/| ington boulevard. Supreme Council, Ladies’ Auxiliary pe a 3 nomics, Washington University, at of the Knights of Father Mathew, i rig se " D aes Coes i . ete 1:80 p, m., in ean address on “The | The regular monthty meeting of! will be held in St. Louis April 6 to | | . ~ * eal «ee See | Poljtical | the George Dewey Mothers’ Circle | 10, inclusive. The audit will pre- | Davison-Prank Pur Oo. has created just such NEWBY TERT ete ~ serie VAP Pty I Peed oe a « Sere a Ce A piaatintl 0% we ak MNES ORE Oe aon: all S557 “- m ‘ee Tigi * ~ Present Economic aad Tendencies.” Mrs. Forrest C. Don-| Wil be held Scat, April 8, at' cede the meeting, at which all a shop—showing ultra-smart millinery and lead in the discussion of cavrent:| ‘hildren” wil! bel the ‘subject of. the biennial convention to be held final touches to a woman's wardro topics. ‘talks by both parents and teach-|!n Chicago next October must be | (ers; and selections will be given by | presented. - inti : | Sec- | shop with a selection for | The History and Literature the school] orchestra. | The headquarters of the supreme ne wed re P the tion of the Monday Club of Web- ee | officers during their etay he will H. Pikhof?, Chapter BE. B. of P. B. ‘ y nere ister Groves, Mrs, B. pter of}, B. O. 988 0- i be CW. A. Hotel, 6336-87 Mary. | chairman, at its last meeting read tertained recently by Mrs. L &.! land discussed the poem, “‘Cieon,” | Scott, Mrs. I. J. Vogt and Mrs.| ee a ae ty Formal Opening Monday, April 4th lunder the direction of Mrs. W. W.| Walter Bode at their homes in. “Louts Gutnadens ~mimese't ces ‘sun: | i ee |Keysor, study leader. The special Webster Groves. Irs. James W. | IN. ae itepic, “The Dramatic Monologue— /| Newell, State organizer and Mrs. ‘gg ented seme oe to Camation Souvenirs to Ladies | Advantages and Disadvantages asa E. P. Rosenberger, president of the te >: Mrs. 2 i esbenaae Form,” was given by Miss Co-operative Board, were amone | vee are Mra Mary B. Finan of Fur Storage Service ST.LOUIS {Delia Block, guests of honor. Ag a part of the’ ce cig as ger Baga Sharpe Grace, Mrs. A. H. Kisskadden was | Chapter study of American ecten- | yottet, a. same ‘Temic tao | A S H A B @ E | pis } 3 ere ; elected chairman; Mra. R. C. Red-| | tists, Mrs. Walter Bode presented a q is aoe ries 8 : Kansas City, Kan.; Mrs. Delia K. : stdin, 5 head, vice chairman, and Mrs, W. | story of Frank M. Chapman and his | "a a G E RAYON 7 3 igs Et we qos hegia D. Bassett, secretary. work and studies of birds: Mrs. oo i — — Margaret DAVISON-E Ru \.NK FUR CO. : 5 RS | ae t ke dS The Education and Current Top-| George Hawking presented the | | Catherine sae “ moras fees Mre. | l | LORE EES * 7 fa aBeS 5 ics Bection, Mrs. John A. Nolan,| story of Orville Wright and his a AMBASSADOR THEATER BLDG. 407 N. 7TH ST. rd OO RAS Berg Bae ge toe kde ta ae | 4 chairman, met with a abn peo work for aviation. | The Friendly Af Ald of St. Louls Q 7 ti , Sete os $ ee : 3 . ri : 3 “The Missouri Tax Sytem,” Among other activities the Chap- “Continued © N xt P . ~ rrrrrrrrry title. evevewwe TTTTITITTTT TLL Veveveveueeee Ov evevevure ua ity vay fe a ear : = Mrs. Boyd Bates, leader, speaking | - ae — + ——— 8 See _— : } eT 4 ty ’ . . . a , . 7 . = . ———Zirthday in St__Loule makes possible the offering! Every Dress ae cane oo. falcata ba aed of fur add to their distinctiveness. trimmed with rich furs in ar- Elaborate uses of furin high Remember These Are | 302 0Ts ore ee otal Ex. ||| Buckingham Hotel. The next meet- Seldom will vou see such quality, tistic fashions. They are mod- standing collars are newest fea~ Fine Silk Dresses $7.95 | '"em* values at $7.95! ae vat hire Teancle €228 water fabric and style at this low price. _estly priced for Monday. tures of these high-grade models. map avenue, for 12 o’clock lunoh- eon. i © , ae ° / P Cas, identical in fabric Poiretsheens! Plaids! Mix- |]| The monthly meeting of the ith the original, are nu- ne eg ct oo board of the 8st. Louls Chapter, | tailored sports effects or Daughters of the American Revo- these $65 to $89 Coats & dressy types! Satin de chine lution, will be held at the residence , lined and some fur trimmed! of Mrs. William J. Lawrence Sizes 40 to 56! New Spring Hawk, 6848 Plymouth avenue, Thursday at 10:20 a m , | Clio Delphian Chapter met Mon- day, March 28, at Cabanne Library. : 'Mrs. J. E. Irwin presided. Mrs. EH. | ) \D. Billings was in charge of the | aos. | program and the subject was, “The. : 7 | . | Peloponnesian War, Its Causes and tae y es 2 p— ~. 7 > wae nae he a eae EAI AB eee, Conseouences.” The text reports were given by Mrs. H. D. King, Mrs. T. Dooley, Miss Lillie Nugent, Mrs. J. J. Searcy and Mra. O. M Farrell, Mrs. J.-A. Weaver and Mrs. C M. Morris gave current events topics. . 1 gladly ay the normal | 7 | | Wi AN? tH de . ' $45 to ‘$50 f h yeh ETA | GEOR Ce foi ee | The Corona Catholic Club will Or these \Ve mk. a) \ Me NRE J eh pe ep : |hold its monthly meeting Thurs- | Dats on sale at e at : ai : = \Z aA ANGI4 : j , | » : : 'day. The chapel at Castlewood : AGN BE Zee KEY. iF 2 Pe Pepe te | will be opened April 24. —— St. Louis Chapter, Daughters of q » ge ee BBE. = Es ae ‘pat Age et EAs ‘the American Revolution, met ee EN Y .. | “is Ba f ERGs S }at Jefferson Memorial. The re- . : | ak ee eeale 7 >>” Baas ; | mes ‘gent, Mrs. Howard Balley, presid- or aA | My ert 147 35s Made to Sell for $19.85 ed. An article on Paul Revere as we. Ae. i! ee 4) ) x : ; a silveremith was read by Mrs - ire ' i ina: ee ihe Coat sensation of St. Louis! Only $12.98 for Frank Hicks, and exarnples of his : ee : ' pase ie é ‘ 4 Coats that should sell for $19. 85! Finely taflored Coats work were exhibited and ueed at —Coat f lity materials et a price practically wholesale ; when eats of i. the usual] manner. Lane Bryant's Second the tea table during the socia! Birthday in St. Louis makes possible the extraordinary value. All hour. Mrs. Lorraine Jones gave e f sew colors and smart stytest number of recitations which were | Just Think! Only $12.95 written by her sister, Mrs. Mary or h b d ct | - | Fairfax Childs. A musical program | miss whose Dudget : P| ‘was given by Mrs. B. B. Trotter, | I T S Ii] LANE BRYANT BASEMENT | LANE BRYANT BASEMENT | LANE BRYANT BASEMENT ieteeane. aedeammanial wa: bine aad onomy will find actual — Coats in this group at Union Suits Nightgowns | Slips—Special ||) 2-227 20st BEDELL—COAT SALON—AN ENTIRE FLOOR home of Mrs. J. Lawrence Hawk ! 5 3 — Jscussnssiciiaiaiiaianaibiaadipasiaitlnii ee ] F Leese or = wwe Washable Crepe Of striped satinette, 5842 Pp} i aa t ——— ga Nightgowns in extra with built-up s=5 843 Plymouth avenue, when fina) | A ? =65¢ cies. ‘Well made #$] AQ) ioe emaend 3] DD | |] since” wit 'be eae for the dete Charming Styles Featured in These Smartest Modes in Fashionable 0 37, Misses’ 14 to 20 —— knit. oe 40 te full and roomy. ae Sizes cates who will represent the Chap. 6! SPECIAL! SPECIAL? ' ter at the National Congress to be y Y sitio Weninee 865 | SPRING FROCKS || SPRING SU Birthd Sale—Stout Arch Shoes] ..2:iscoe Oe | nied ” _ ~ oes enn ‘fon tek wks a | Presenting the Spring Vogue in Frocks. Stunning Suits—Featuring the Smartest anne Branch Library, Lida Collins, presi dent, presiding. Strikingly Fashioned of Sheer Spring Fabrics—and Chic, Miss Ann Knick: led the pr , rem. the pundest bemy Pein | | Silks in the Latest Shades | Youthful Styles. | Art.” ia | Ransom Women's Felfef Corp | $ $ 95 $ 75 $ No. 6 Sewing Circle will meet Tues- | day at the home of Mrs. Anna) Wright, 3802 North Filerisant eve- SUSCEC CRC S Cee eee eeee 4 ‘ cn NR OO RRO RT OR RRR ee See ERR ewe ee eer ae d Extra Sizes, 36-52 a nue. Exquisite detafi and original treatment of neckline and with The fashionable mademoteciie will be delighted with these | High-grade all-leather Shoes with Sizes te : Mire. Fe ge eee | just the correct touch of trimming to add te the distinction | wnusually smart tallleure—they are so smart for early Spring. ber heels and comfortable built- 11! Widths Shees combining style with comfort fiom ee ae Bergeson | and charm of these dainty Springtime Frocks se modesty | These are unusually low priced for such elegant quality, oll ged i all-leather to EEE — mvt oes a breed uesday. sriced at the beginning of the scason. styling and rich trimming effect. , e pair. —— avet em |b ae The St. Louis Bay View Reading | Sik ea ee eee Salon—Third Floor. Ewe EE ‘5

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y G, 2 97 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 16 _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH_.. noe oo STNDAY MORNING, APRIL, 8, 1927 _ oi - , Activities of Women’s Clubs = jewes soe Hear the Automatic Orthophonic Victrola at the Olga Ho h ena ra rte has 4 = * a -* - a ‘. eae acts Satya Ta COMPANY OF MISSOURI, 1004 OLIVE STREET ang. the next meeting will be degen sng os hler “Girls of Yes- oony, Virginia seoted thard, Louls Saint Louis Foremost Victor Dealers 3 mod- immer, Alice Sreei, orothy Heeley Madline Kiine, Grace ‘la Werner, Audrey Ell- | hiek and Mar Priscilla Hill, Mary Kra- - — —— - a — — or ne en ema tieth Century Art Cl : : 3 fonday at Jefferson Memoria! teas ston, Esth: a enens ee rs H. W. Stallworth was chair : , > . : ; rs - ” . The Home Fconomics Club of the Ont irEIn.A Fes eho’ 0 ae man of the program and read St. Louts publi “fh is will giv fay, Luetl gins ™ ee es a ‘ihe ca paper on “The Solitary Gentus: rogram at Town Club Fridey at § a oe ee” a «| Correggio, the Painter of Light . ‘ ' | - . ‘te 4 ~ ' 4 %. “a ‘. . t¢ ay : ¢ . 2.44 | ‘ ee ; ~4 . - ° f re he hris O- m. in th ‘lut uditorium, in E seit ’ an oY. Mrs. Arthur Carispc Union Boulevard at Pershing Avenue Perfectly .ocated—luxu today the home of disti —apartments of The Senate offer a new stand dation. Each Congress apart its size ... is an individs distinctively furnished in From brocaded drapes t& Congress apartments criminating good taste. ments if desired. Compile . — ‘ . ~ ~~ * " . + | 4 ? ii it i PLL i Z : : ini : ' operat: nm rith Tne eh’ T} : ali i> ; " > . ‘ . nn Li paper on (oscar Berning : y eae : ’ fine ’ i Py é LI - : re. © - — 4} a M aryv Owe ij a the t 2 iw . 4 at EL i 4 aus Tas read dy Nre. Val Vogel “ar + 1th vr was served in the library. John Thomy and Mrs. Frankx e vind =e the hostess Beauty Aid Muddy Complexions J 38 ne at aes Drink and Bathe Dept. for m tomorrow at ply ans Aly Nature's Wonderful Turkish Bat S LADIES for luncheon, after which Sulphur Water Wuerpel will lecture on the ex- of Art Schoo! - 5 hit and work | BELCHER HOTEL Fourth and Lucas | FIRST CATCH — RABBIT 3 ; ~ — ~ + ients which ts on dispiay at Art Museum The Carondelet Committee of the oung Women’s Christian Asse- lation, which supervises the work B85scc lation the new ————E————————— EE —— service, as you prefer. Senate apartments of 7 furnished ... simplex or elation of architectural ski their spacious beauty, the the very highest type will be delighted with luxury of Senate apartme ung Mer i's Chris- Ass sation at 609 Lough- horough avenue, entertained the members of the board of the §&t. Louis Y. W. C. A. Thursday at &@ luncheon The hostesses were members of the Carondelet Committee, sot 70} in the relief ~~ |. lows: Mrs. A. 8, ae lig laa ora se man: Mra. C. W. Arpe, Miss Emma obtained in over mane Bobb, Miss Frances Browne, Mrs. DR. F. J. GUILBAULT Cc. R.. Hawker, Mrs. C W. Hyatt, tg Ww. R w Mra. Thomas 7 A 77 rr?) tneh!) le I will sell you a thoroughly | | I will sell you a thoroughly Mellow and Miss Bertha M " ts © _ Your inspection of C apartment E. J. CALDWELL, } 7 4 be 6 Et ES er ror cee / reliable pair of tInasses— reliable pair of Bifocal brock. . com plete—for distance or Tanah reading | $3.75 fer Lenses and J Mrs. C. W. Arpe gave & piane Vrame fee selection and several talks were Y Sen comedian this alk Oe wn You ape a or of A peng > 7 fw The presse played oe — eae ready “ . i 1 rds uts the record on rough... or the n F. J. Guilbault Optical Co.,423 N. Broadway | secs". Suc Sad es | reco . (Between Locust and St. Charles) Carrie E. Eggers, secretary of the Carondelet work, epoke of the %c- complishments of the last year. Miss Frances Browne told of the work among the industrial] girls. Mra J. J. Fisher, president, and Mrs. Thomas C. Craig, recording secretary of the 8. Louls ¥. W. Cc. A, spoke ok eas afta a eee : ag, ; s ct FeREREEE SRERESSRRESR EERE STESERR EERE eee ees s We ope « 3-Day Sale Slip Coverings ! ¢ cove Slip-Covers Prices Slashed 25 value—3-plece set in linen finish, at $18.00 $40 value — Belgian Linen, Cretonne and Denim Covers at $ZZ.00 OA AI: Work Guarante Phone Your Order ed GArfield 7720—Phones—MAin 3685 s United Slip Cover Manufacturing Co. iiinereneeensssenennse ces SESEEEEREES Sst wen Bin Tee of yin See fed ae. “~ ds € OD Dh Cee * - « w ‘ . 4-glings 4 i oe m2 er ra a owe “ , a X - - : ‘ tut _ _ > ad = * therm ah te re * " i a 4 ns 2 ere aia oa $y - “ 2" : PUA pty. dd Cult wih a 4 ” ~ ‘ a annie i sts ‘ >. J ’ oa a : Si tin, tthe 8 nm - es a a ree ~a m a othanen = - . Ps cal 4 ae a m * To ial a on yen . ” . os em . ~ : * ‘ o 2 & Aim ra le ~ . . + - = a — ~* ~~ al ~ - — ~ = a . : . Ks coe > : A " , . a - . ‘ : Y e «! ene r= ¥ % ¥ . ‘ " a tin — . mi > vation ‘ sat talih lata nels aE ' eae ~ ue . “ $e sgoettate nga e " ‘ - “s $ a et ra ae _ >, o. Dae rhag . es aw. es b arts Pro 5 ee 4. im rh we 7 Owe ty ¥ + A 7 te a we . 1) ete " oA *4 reas Fy LM at s nt abe ” a A PK nA eal ip eke % we FAs ies * ra 2 as + ve Pa odytsak Sonya ee ae Po pt eee Bala! Naas eg co ex aien lcs Sie ean Be ae © le ¥ Reet ¢ aM &: x aS re fl : o 3 eS ‘ . ~ er .* wa The Young ‘Yomen's Christian | Association entertained two 4is-| tinguished guests Wednesday in | one of the private dining rooms at _ Central Building, 1411 Lo-| t street, when the Owanlasa Chib| crave a supper for Miss Mich!) Kawai and Mies Saye Hiroka anc) °0 members. Miss Kawai! was for 15 years Nationa! Secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Asso-| clation of Japan. Miss Hiroka is) he granddaughter of the famous) sities Hiroka, who established the great banking house of that name in Tokio, Japan, and has) been spending the last three years | in a finishing school tn Boston. ! They remained tn St Louis but a | few hours, Geparting for Los An- geles, Cal.. from where they wtll | sail for Japan. The monthly meeting of the Jefferson Chapter, Daughters of the Amertcan Revolution. was a4- | vanced to and held Thursday at aesorcacunrngie: wcmens +* ss aii ~~ ' SItiTiliitiiiiiiiiiihiiltiiiit) han Forest Park Hotel. The; in dates was due to the 1 conference in a Starts Monday GRAND PIANOS a trip along pore Mississip pp onuk! New Style Mrs. James Blythe told of a re-! Small Sized cent visit to Panama. The bost- | Grands.... « te. \~ re ate) A Starck 1018 OLIVE ST. The automatic Orthophonic \ ictrola esses were Mrs. Oscar Field, Mrs | Louts Zekk and Mra. Alexander! Lundquist. ' The Tresday Ciub of Kirkwood, met at the home of Mre. John) Berger, Tuesday with Mrs Wll- liam Stringer as aassistant hostess | Miss Laura Brunner read a paper. on “Music and Musiciang of Mis- | sourt.” A musical program i!)ue- trative of the work of favori*>- Mtssourt composers followed Songs were given by Mrs Frank — " . . peta! Fb my -. > P “ee ” en Rey. STON aT Sw eers PES le ; ee 4 eis C >. en — z “s i * tkcadege ak, ; Bae a tet waht A rock-bottom price on these dk Wk AG - shal vs | . »»,* 0; 5 SOF s hostess, —— ee entertain the members of the cy? fe = her home. 543 Cabanne avenue Wedr esday. : 12:30 p. m Mre *} : . . Charles F. Richardson program w Week in the Scottish is tite Cathed.- ral, 3637 Lindel] Iulevrard ) f which Mre chairm cing VW ed a s Mrs nmairman. wil) } & card and lotto party at 2:39 nm -r Wednesda, The following A. O Ozmant, EB. R. Rrown Fc Wachter, Dante! Schierhaun c Centinucd en Neat Pace. Andrews and Mrs. Rarmond Hen- ley. The accompan!tments were plared by Miss Ida Missel@ine ni. The Fortnightly Ciub of Kirk- | the following offtcers were elact- Warner; vice president, Mrs. Jules il tl a Se a ; 7 i H. Me- | ; ; OOOO ———<« | Mrs Emmet W. Edwards wi?) | _ _ . , “Te .5 Louis Dante Club at luncheon at chal LrTyT) ark ”~ Aan Wilil present Mrs James E bvere, who will read a paper 2 Tm ef - : — . - - , , Ders will serve as hostesses: Mmea | that chan ges Its own reco vas! HE greatest forward stride since the in- vention of the Orthophonic Victrola itself. Plays twelve records without stopping. You merely fill the ‘“‘magazine’’—turn the starting-lever—and listen to an hour of delightful music, without operating effort on your part! ( The mechanism is almost human. It puts the record on the turn-table—plays it—takes it off—places it in a drawer—puts on the next record, and so on, through twelve selections. Plays a complete symphony straight through. Furnishes dance music without anyone’s hav- ing to stop and change records. Continuous music by the world’s foremost artists while you dine . . . at bridge parties .. . for dancing . . . for programs of any mature, planned in advance. You simply relax —and enjoy! Music of your own choosing, furnished by the amazing Orthophonic Victrola — the instrument that has astounded musicians and music-lovers the world over. Beginning Monday, Victor dealers will demonstrate this really remarkable instrument. See it work, and marvel at American inventive skill! Hear it play, and thrill co its tonal realism. Go to your nearest Victor dealer any time Monday or thereafter—the sooner the better. Demonstr ation beginning Monday. See your Victor dealer. Have him show you this mechanical marvel. Have him play this musical maste rpiece. VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY, U. S. A. The new AUTO forward stride since t at the Wurlitzer store twelve records withc lever—and listen to Plays a complete sym having to stop world’s foremost ll (Records. 1006 OLIVE

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ee. ee ee ee ~ - . Br He, Kee: ass te if : Qe: Mii ¥ ee issse’s The Cle J | e - : : , | , ; a at the Bai adopted by : ; ; dileeties — ¢ the ; | y Many of the states. future, in different parts of! ie vie high school athletio activt- jat 8 p. m., the club will have a omen S U S| The chil@ welfare division is city, of articles made by the blind. | United States Government Fiduca- an as been planned. Miss Stella social gathering at which refresh- | planning a surprise for the kinder-| The reguiar monthly meeting of — Continued on Next Page. ‘ . Forse of the Y. W. C. A. will be | ments will be served. Visitors are} Continued from Preceding Page. | the speaker of the evening. invited. C. Mangrum and O. Rockling. The | music section, of which Mrs. John | 7 = atte Hd, meatier nn wie a3%, £7 os : eat ~ A (ee ote: y | : ye: id STIPE Oh TATHS — Friday morning at 9:45 o'clock. | ; EO Ee REP A Ne cis Face ge pay Prof. O. Wade Fallert, director, is | ‘ ; ie Peete ‘ Ores , is iy _ 2 Ayo nbd tdud t. a Sin ly Pai SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1922 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WW . PAGE TT & ~ 7 Pda : att Pits 3 yi fs a en ee eer a . . cinta at ae wit “Ae > ale, - é Oe en eci aliptlae, » eda aie inp eras wenbine Rod ae 4 Mi Ns iY Moa vt ie. retry Constant Comfort Shoes of musié and choral training. | éé ° . 33 Th tive b f Louls | —— R Agen Advertised f Tercentenary pees sieth Y cde * * eo yA 0 ] oot O will m Tuesd Rp. m. I elieve Those Aching Feet, ie 277 Ce SacryfAces A0% 10 73% O, nion Bo Seton Comfort Means Miles of Happiness. U ulevard ¥ s PP lar weekly meetings will be held ” Pershing Avenue ee Constant Style at 2:16 p. m.: There will be an, Perfectly 1ocated—luxuriously appointed— ¢ address by a guest speaker. At 3 aa oc toe tee Se Cut-Out Strap Pumps Sind an aoe a ae t , . 9 ’ pe e aces agsttealtiagenle ae gehr yl bacapn fase Graceful and comfortable for street or home wear, Midsummer Night's Dream.” By . Senate offer a new standard of accommo- Sees. a : dation. Vea) | made of soft black glazed kid, also in , request, Miss Holmes will present a modern play, contrasting it with Each Co ais on p Leather, wi - d | | ts size ». toa individual private home, if \ | | | soles, steel Arch Supports, @u—— Sette coe ee BUY QUICKLY—WE MUST SELL—EASY TERMS di ti ) ti ; I f i h d i h “4 : : Z ~ Clas e al r 4 Pe Per od Sty 3 istinctively fturnisne in the latest mode, | . cushion insoles and u- »* - Study “lass at h *r hom 8, 5639 Bart- 4 - ~ a - 4 by , aes “ »~* a ws + on at indie aed eae , ee eo" Pea eae eee A £ Pcie s ea ‘ ee , on byes —*" eit wh as Cg NEO pages ewe a ili ce “ a i Es ele al me "rd tw wt. a PERI OF SS, be en be Bie 0S Relic A ALGER TE LII Sg ad SL on ae o . afew “* ieee eawgns — ot ee ™ $ 85 eeeey re WT; EAGLE. | ‘22, S% Lous Council of the Na-| omplete Room Outfits At for = ’ i | Li VATIS STAMPS tional Congress of Parents and | xb serene nema cneaerene moras ? Feachers will be held Thursday at # 16.-PIECE LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT 17-PIECE DINING-ROOM OUTFIT outlined, At the previous Tuesday after- ee ns 4S gg end indo Sateen Ceaiied ee eee a Lorene? “7 5 - - - : wae aaa clr tes diel ihibiliesoc SORE RE ST Ee warren -. Bi oak » Pig ROE ttt >) ee i I ae . 7 0 a oe ” ¢ v whee, ar a rear Sy tm rte wet, ow -| a oe @ 7 yy ' a » . 2a ; ie - dee a Aaa! iy f . Ce rer "0", Wiad aed Masa “ae ; . 9-Piece Walnut-Fin OO IT pen ae i NY 3-Pc, Massive Lat- Ts FY ge - ane > sot COON Your inspection of Congress or Senate “hee 2] Gpartments is cordially invited Sen | Dream.” Sai FE. J. CALDWELL, Managing Director ee } WE The regular monthly meeting of | Lhe pt yy SIXTH and FRANKLIN , 2 p. m. in the assembly room of the | $250.00 Value—$1 Weekly 9200.60 Valuce—TEe Weekly Board of Education. The Revision 3-Pe, Living-Room Suite, @x12 Velvet — : : 60-inch Buffet, 48-inch Extension Committee, appointed at the meet-| II Ett, Pont "sana, ressnal rier | $99.50 Tae ‘tase, ome | GHY.90 ’ ' « ° ° : — — en ee ee ee : : ing, will report. Candidates will | lamp and Silk Shade, End Table, Rug, Wall be nominated for offices to be. Table Lamp and tg Table Runner mirror and fruit bowl, one filled at the regular meeting May | ea Silver Cabinet. 5. Other important matters will | 12-PIECE BEDROOM OUTFIT be considered, and all presidents | Modern Walnut $250.00 Value—sl Week! Odd Walnut kly . . . Large-size Dresser, full-size modern; yt : ; and delegates are urged to attend. | Bed, wonderful Vanity Dresser, 50-Ib., $ 5 China $1/ 85 | | Mrs. Fred A. Fuller, president | Mattress, coil Spring, walnut-finish Closets. . . == of the council], will preside. Bench and Rocker, 9x12 Kug, 2 Bou- f ,) preside Full and Twin a-ir Lemps and Shades. Large, Roomy The official board meeting of the | Size Bed Oe 3-Pc. Jacquard Velour Bed Davenport Set Ward- $8 50 sepa mand aires —.. oe MUNGO cicece | Massive Odd Davenetties, large stock at....- ee . ee eT ee Odd Chairs & 10-Pc. Massive Dining-Room Suite for Large Size een ee Bye Mesesonn Prec Bf parmchairs ... Aa $165 6-Piece Aero. Suite, for only : Kitohen Table, 98¢ attend the legislative program as. Quick Meal $6 45: $29.50 Gentleman's Large Chifforobe, ofly.......§$11.50 Solld Oak *** 9 5-Pc. Spanish Walnut Bedroom Set $86.45 FExtension $3 85 ' matters of importance to the or- , Gas Range. Table..... ganization will be considered. The | Oak Re- $3 89 | intermediate reformatory bill, spon- | frigerators. 6 Cane and Velour sored by the Woman’s Chamber of | 15 Yds. of $2 Qh Bed- $29 80 ‘ Davenport. . appearance, beautifully carved. Marvelous in operation, almost ; Commerce, has been passed by the | Congoleum. House and Senate and awaits the | Choice of 50 FURNITURE STORE Massive Mahogan $i. human. Perfect in tone, ortho- 1 (|) | i | | phonic reproduction. To see it in 1 ty UR! ai Lhe , iin | | Governor's signature. The commit- Cotton ? 15 823 25.2] | 8TH ST Library operation and to hear its glorious . a i 3 1} | tee will co-operate in the observ- | Mattresses. ' ‘ . . Table...... tone is to want it foryourvery own. want oni ean |} ance of Forest week April 24 to 30. | BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND MORGAN The Woman's Chamber of Com- GENUINE VICTROLAS i I) Het CHU if | | | 3 = , iH it merce will give active support to! Twenty-two Models 3 oll Pb UTP BM Here, pictured at the right, is the new Automatic Orthophonic Vic- trola, the sensation of the talking machine industry. Majestic in ee anne ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT $17.50 to $1000 = ——— lll | | lll Show You How By Edna Wallace Hopper Most girls, inside 30 minutes, can) Is there a girl who reads this whe © Le yi ogee gi he Ce it WoO nae CM) l 7 Fes gi er Fee ek add amazingly to beauty. Try it!doesn’t want added beauty? Or as r ee, See ae” Wate? Mee ee a ~once. It will delight you and sur. older woman who prise your friends. 54 wee Goesn’t crave oew The chief way is by using my/| am . » youth! White Youth Clay. It’s a remark f If not, let me ge: pep eM me Ne 2 able creation, white, refined and| f send you at my a Me ee | dainty. The final result of 20 years| | cost the best heips i 7 OE” Se oe lr ee 4 (of ecientific research, ‘a ” ae I have found in 40 U R E R Presents alo ic a a gy eee ae It combines with two clays many; & ee years of search- ee RR aD ee x Fe ke 4 other factors of importance. One is| Bee 2 ing. They made mar ra 2 ORS Elle sat co, Serene % ‘pie "EA me a famous REG.U.S. PAT OFK an astringent. The quick results are @ almost unbelievable. pi ame beauty, they have es 6 | N O O 1 Me Be ey me ; gph ee eee Youth Clay purges the skin of all | ; a ee kept my youth I t e e ' ' U Orn a LC p Oe Soe 49 ae, ¢ ey igs So? ae hn eae fi ih Sy «* ie % that clogs aud mars it. it draws | 8 ghee owe all I am te | ft ¢ ch pete beds ¢ i gaa eh OE ET GCM Me ae ss4 out the causes of blackheads and tae wal the great French — blemishes. [t brings the biood to the | bt “a fascientists whe skin to nourish and revive it. One| Be. yum “perfected theee Fa ee a oe Sane result is a rosy afterglow. It +som-' ‘is ~~ "4 matchless helps, | & : ee, %, ee * ! . my ‘ , | ee 4 Eis bats al! lines and wrinkles, reduces | Whe VE GIG Today l offe: to aa id ; pies yo 5 Gem enlarged pores, removes old oil aud | send you a sample ’ rrange for Do a th, FS, & 4 dead skin. |of my Youth Cream, also my Beauty Daily Concerts A g fe G8 sy i Me Ce eae eae m | I can instantly piek out in any| Book. This is to present to all at our Music demonstration Pea Paar fg ; Ye aa p34 crowd the girls and women who have womankind the best helps science ee iia a, eae tee. ~~ | glow with beauty. It's a pity for®) My Youth Cream fs no ordinary P y %: Gi, il) ee a ne x WITHOUT STOPPING ie see Ee ie ie Pgs So eS A Ieee girl to go without it. eream. It combines some of the best S 12 RECORDS . : Fis Begs be Met & -. Beis 0 oe il aa Bs £ ae eke fi ay Sf bi is ae I'l) send you enough to try. Some! helps found in my searching Two hes SAT a a te Mieco, ; i Ds ae i PES Di Rene a ee perfect powder. also, and my Beauty of them are products of lemon and ‘ile h CS rye came: sf 4 Book. Bend the coupon for them. 00 strawberry. But other great helps The new AUTOMATIC Orthophonic Victrola is here. It represents the greatest ee oe aE ne ee | the change they, pee oe Bana | *72. embodied. forward stride since the invention of the Orthophonic Victrola. See it in action—first | fe Rr "| Wallace Hopper's White Youth Clay.| Youth Cream comes to you in two : : ; ee Sees | : rae tae fy ¢: itypes, exactly as I hem. “ol at the Wurlitzer store. You will be amazed with such almost human operation. Plays a... hh a aoe [apes anaety: ne 6. dan eins) ae twelve records without stopping. You merely fill the “magazine’—turn the starting ee ee ee ce jalabt. one for dey, Rover © mg wie 9 names gg ’ : F . ; : Gi Be a ae tate oe : hs ee : BB 5 | face skin left ho ithe hem. g Soremost lever—and listen to an hour of delightful music, without operating effort on your part. ae ee —_ FAnd tig ecuepieiien: wnyied tal ail age parties Plays a complete symphony straight through. Furnishes dance music without anyone’s ee =, b> ot | pangs. Smt egy ig dw ‘ inuous music of your own choosing by the es eS ye ) | Let me send you « sample tube. ms of any having to stop and change records. Continuo y g pee. : | a rr S| Watch the delightful results. Then world’s foremost artists. . : 7 © ° 4 t ee : y ae : : See it work—hear it play, and thrill to its tonal realism! - . i 2 ug a 4 | any taliet counter @0l conetit Set 186s r Berk 98 = : as a3 ‘ : 3 3 ee or) : £. ; : Fe : , o—- P y clax ; - si ; . : z es % j 4 eg 7 . , oe pe % ‘ | ; “ | Cr am. You need never go with. ut. Edna W a ! } a4 ¢ @ Hopper . Youth . #. The mechanism is almost human. It puts the record on the I EE, i ee ee Bees, | Pee 1 ’ -_ on the next record and so ON, through twelve complete selec- | PE ie « eva | if sala 4 A } bs | you the utmost 4 face eream an : c Victrola ; tions without stopping. See it first at the Wurlitzer sscee SRR oss ss eg Shieh i * eee exo é ae jaccomplish. You will be surprised. Taye hear it play. We will gladly demonstrate this most remark- ! oP eg et * Ze as the! 2 er Z Musicians | : able of all instruments for you, here or at your home. | ie ee MR OR EY. Pe aa se a gt Re So Soft— Never a Marcel Wave —Photo by Alfred Cheney dhonston. So W hite | BP patience oe oe th mgt: ~~ MISS HOPPER, as she appears today. : | | Nearly every woman who sees them | reason lier in a hetr dress made exclusive’ y . | R Bs | palers will | , | f 3 Set | \ ' | —— it JS | lenvies me my hands. They ask me for me. It was perfected for me by great ‘how I keep them 68o soft, so white, experte when I had my long hair bobbed astrument. | . : | i, p fi | . No Beauty beg. aetor. seer tik anak diaiaaienaie ae model : inventive ; | | | y | i iy | | | Thev know that I travel al! the! a <a ning Hoppers Wave and eam J / 4 j 1 time. My stage work encounters al}, Sheen. The orice te 75. : al realism. ' L V/ | | r/ é “a . ' | *. , | | ° h sorts of grime and dirt In most | going wither it when she knows. No ane . a ; “1, Without Pearly Teet eities the water is hard y et the whe aeeee my hair will de ef Nothing e«'ee a -Y : - , |most sheltered women rarely heave |! bave ever poune ay = we gdp: naptanen. By Edne Wallace Hopper. such hands. They never chap. prog: Scleualt ate Guan Gee oo it Ge 1s all at once . The reason lies in my Youth Hand! coste rou nothing tf it doesn’t piease. does all at once, It com tf at @y Capes, | Pannet conceive of a girl or women any time | sy 3 : = — | y = ) | - « and set aside ready for the better. IR select a program of ne | | the next. One chief item of my beauty is, which } ~egfretee | * ; 7 : . ge? gad ; ) 7 weds. : | my teeth. They glisten, and they |bines im its lo ingredients every Lotion, perfeets J or me by great; . | | ° ‘ Si wer | tlexperts. IT apply it whenever | wash| Now 1 have placed thease enpreme helps look bealthy &43'moedern requirement. It does al! | P , ' ot greasy or sticky lat every womanecal! All drug and toilet ; _ ot gre r aticx { / Oe I meme thev are. Eveniat once It combines the uta.ost | ™) bands. It is sot greas) * \eounters supply them as Edas Wallace sy a ee ; at my age in anteeids, cleansers polisers | it disappears at once And it OV@P | Hoppers Beauty Helps. j ’ ” , . %, . ‘ it iG : CiICz I , Ji ri? . cone Be, ie 7 ieomes all that water dves, : | gained thatjand deedorants. It is five tooth | ©™* ali tha S mochantesl “Tang gute +S rg . —_ he ‘ mo tooth beaut yy!) astes in one. |all that soap does, all ‘hat Y Ch ' F RE E the record on. ee ee 5 Tes 4 and for many All mv advisers urge it. Now | | grime does to the hands our o1ce : years I kept it, do in three minutes what used to/ Also all that weather Mail this coupon to Edna Wallace Hop- : | per, 636 Lake Shore Drive Chicago. Check oat — by numerous ap |take 30 minutes. 1 do all 'P8t | goog ol] that the years 7 BES. Sn ee plications | used| modern science cap embody in Siac. My own bands form the sample wanted. My Beauty Book will Se ij h astes lental application. ccs 1 come with it, also samples of my 16 agi. toot P | ‘evidence supreme. powders, ty," le then mo: th The name of this dentifrice iw) ' : ia Bs a washes, then (juindent, meaning five-in one I | [ urge you to try it C) Quindent [) White Youth Clay ‘ ; We a ~ ms milk of mag ig not own it, but the makers | think I have tried nearly C}) Wave ard Sheen = Youth Creamy bs eee nesia. then deo | supply me samples. And I will everything of thie «ind, |] ( Youth Hand Lotion B90 a. oe giadivy send you @ ten-day tube if | but nothing compares . US PaT_orr. | Pg eo Be Aorants for the . ; | ee Pe ae ee Se — u wil] mail the coupon. iwith this. A guarautee NQME 2. -ccccecees senses ecerscs nese emnqamns , Have oo no, - , eg RE im fy ath. Those | PIANOS—ORGANS—HARPS—RADIO—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ak << Bvarious appliea-| After 40 years of searching, .bis|comes with it. Your | ne ‘ tions cost me 30\is the greatest help to white and dealer will return vour| Address 1006 OLIVE STREET Between 10th and 11th Streets Re | teens aby. Shee, nt me eva Wa you. fe, Ge ge an te] Ow eal fre, a oo oo covered. toc for cath additional rompia, Now many great experts fave) / collaborated | a a tooth paste | Clip coupon now, what it means to you. i SME 84S eee ae

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2 a . . ‘- a Rage i ae er care seb HEE oe Es 4 Ppa ge Flew a TR, «, init Rip if. Gh Rey eN I ATOR hae icc, Types: a LP Re ae APB Sy, bt 65 oan ‘ : " ee. Wend & ps aren aes Ved) SON aap rcaeee sec ee ae Pees, : tS ene Perr) Ms Sars _. ‘ . eee ba he’ ‘ Be er areas ‘ Se se a Set DoweR Heepemed i —* ap? sot, j aS oe Rt PASS cour a ¥ oes ‘q + re 4 > we ee i. £2 Be ¥: 2 4 - on + ue ‘ ee a ‘ a " z 4 SS Ga a >. i a ws : | oe 4 ¢ . 2 ame’ &, " F ~ of ¥ é 5 ea it mf ; % “s B Pi i of S " a by ‘oe eat Gs sy ar Pend £ Fae 3 5A PAGE 18 Activities of Women’ S Clubs _ " Continued from Preceding Page. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Tze mal Department ldiresa@ the dé A svenu ieeting on =‘ ational training M a of A " Mayor Miller wiil teil of a few plans/|‘ j (; . Sore s je juni ! ove Tye es ) “ be h S ay eevee raul & . Ben A Kiba Aid Soc will Ww to ati ri i) ii ate i ind Da ter’s th blossome fro Ni () 3 1] , We esday be Mrs. Adolp!} ‘ i : a ree oe é of ¢) ‘ rt saty a me g. es ee L¥ i} Ss I ei The = boa c 2 a A Associa Se M pis ADVERTISEMENT of , GLASSES--DOLLAR--KEIFFER _ ; : eee en ? PRANRLIN (ohn escent es ne oo cee Only | oom of Te are oansten. © \ pa f - Art t $3 g J S oOuis TORIC SPHERICAL a KRYPTOK rot the Cara San ( BIFOCAL : ty. secretary the league eS fron) Sous can We Maa @ Offered This We =! wl , ' xe Sis S 50 Fred ; : n WKY row i d: . of 1 Mrs iirma The di if} N\ races’ AS SS le Robson, wil] . ot her associa- FR ti 1d mm ” £ asses : ’ ford Si iar 4 eo¢ ed a e 3 ; rjeet ’ Ts : see “64 - _ . AA 44 AprilSale = 4 4 >e 5: —s , Wiaad 33 *:: T ‘ ‘J i I \ Bee Be ir h Live = Of Lamps, Fixtures # »y Mrs. T. H. Forrester. Mrs. T 4 ° ee & ‘ +t — . . - + , = ' vad Vi t2¢C pastor and Appliances he Paige Ps + SULLe] i Presbyter i at Our New Store 3 { (eh. spoke on “Mormonisn ; > \ om 1121-23 Locust ee oe ae arte or da Bi ig F Reductions Imported Prism yore Fixture = Spr ad 1 it sth | Mra 3 328 inches. 5 1 3 eee + cut te _r ; i * } : “s rvs : eee J —_ . a 7 3 ind F is $19. 76 ssi 33 , =: Sliver and blz sss 6 SAUSPILALITS vir ** aoe . af : to $i Silk shade = bo es » ’ . . “sai . _ : ee 7 adv. > ‘ ‘ oo eee +i ~. ; ~ r> {, A Ya , iy **e 2 2 -=s = Fz \T, ‘ ur T> + s+. ‘ i} i> i , YY, ‘ ‘ 1 > mF - Bate ae . ese . " oe bs “ af ese os _ fs; ~ \ “ ; : nie . , A i / eee ° x Peeve cy = — ¢ Side in 3 ; Tar Gar- SUNDAY MORNING. Rexel ep mats begga Y's s mil SALE 224236 APRIL 3, 1927 “Quality Drews at a Price” Ss. W. Cors. 7th & Washington—Grand & Olive—408 Washington ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ IN’S |. & pete: ( ment Bag it ail Size 27x57 . 2-2 . Overcoat Size , | ‘ “ Opens on the | | side, ig i! A ctaee Regular > '' $1 walue. Sale 4 price, | 49 ‘a C Resinol Ointment Redex Cedar Bags 42% Overcoat size; size 30x50 | S3e sale 4 for 50 | Price * Cleaner | 75c JOHNSON’S Removes oit-Ditia FLOOR WAX ee Paste or F ILLING EYE PRESCRIPTIONS All Eye Prescriptions Filled in Our Prescription Department Are Dispensed in “Especially Made” Orange-Colored Dustprooi Boxes Which contain individual spaces for both Eye Pr-- scription and Eye Propper. Wolff-Wilson’s adomed this style of package for all Eye Prescriptions of this nature for the reason that they are most sensitive to light and easily affected by dust and exposure. Over 2,000,000 Prescriptions filled to date. There's a Reason. “4 Running Stream Stays Fresh.” 59¢ Liquid. . 35¢ Size, 25¢ Bote. $2.50) $1.50 33 10M Vegetal $1.15 Life | Buoy Soap 10 Bars DOC Piver’s y VOLS rm wy Floramye wy , Ln om &. ‘ID. Jar, &- Pr ee ee. W. Tene Dr. West's Teeth Cold Cream, Ib. can, 39¢ aps 3 il ee Princess Pat Cleanser. we »rUusSHes, 4.C “Ne. $1.00 0c Pebeco Tooth ; Le o~. | 60c Creme Elcaya.... Princess Pat Astringent Cream, 75¢ 25 Lady Esther 4-Purpose, Paste, 20c Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 37 60c Forhan’s Tooth 9X¢ Paste. ‘> 3 oie (0c Pompeian Day. dite re Ipana Tooth Paste. voc —_ Nicht 2 t4¢e 79¢ 50¢ Iodent Tooth Paste, 26c cess. 288 Risin De ontal Floss. .23c. 32c. 44¢ oc A. D. S. Pe Tooth Setier Page Foot Preparations 3 for 50¢ | 35e Scholl's Zino Corn Colgate’s Tooth Paste Pads, 27c (new double size), 45¢ | 25¢ Blue Jay Corn or 25¢ Lyon's Tooth Pow., 19¢ Bunion Plasters, 1%c "9c Cato Tooth Paste, 37¢ | $1.00 Fairyfoot Bunion Sodiphene. ...19¢c. 39¢e, 79c Plasters, 7S¢ 39¢ Revelation Tooth 35¢e Freezone Corn Powder, 24c Remedy, 27¢ 35¢ Gets-It Corn Rem... 27¢ 30e Woofter’s Corn Face Powders 0c Java Rice .. 39¢ _ Remedy, 28c 60c Pompeian ...... 42¢ | $1.00 Out-Grow (for 50c Seoul Kiss .........34e ingrown nails), 83¢ Pa Os eo ee wees 79¢ eo Gt. Mec Mavis .. 320 ae tee... 34e i eae 33 ' i Vig Mrs. Her + at n serfs Mrs Ww m FR ~ - \I e Wi i arr FT } —— Morc Ss. Williams Virs G Org Star = \ W \ 1iic Be | M rs -t arr Hubbell, Mrs. John H. Se. mee A FJ re and Mra Mra { he- Mame ts — = presi ind Mrs. Willian ae ~ ~# T > ' fi Lig 3 | aa at « + irge —_ . T erar ‘ - rAr \7 - x x’ & Py rk nese ’ } oe ’ yg VI ~! QO% g \ M \ \ le Pail - . ‘on.’ Mre C » iN AC ) ¢ : white star = freeted, iets oi Each ine MeKis . ” 7 0? ire i Nickel- =: Plated . ‘ ' $2.50 7M . . ¥? 4 Pe Electric Grill : ; 7 Stove a = (“ombination liot S mer g an ' = Plate and Toaster. . | ceva \irs ‘ ne — — - a SA tT aet & , — +. . ; _# ol Out -of- Town Trede —~ Write fer % wa nh. Neme ef the Nearest ISCO Light. = r Frid “ting Fixtwre Dealer — nee | = (jatesworth : Mailed Free on Smead est Musi n a ix . Vii ae | facandescens ie mone New Lecation ie! a Locust St. t ion "egg got ecm lS Mall and i SREP Spe St | Pee ain. 8 A. MM. tf te tt v. i Dr Hlarrict? ar ace eee eae on “Problems of Adolescence ” ? the secheol Stevene Cory will tx» ~ : 4 - : >» . ; ’ 4 s : 4 ‘ an | ~ ys ~ > . . ¥> " ~ — 4 ™ , ‘ & : 3 " 44 ro ‘ ‘ ,? er ’ - : . 7 . > ~ = (r+ ~~ . : femorre . ; audttar’ " . Y see Cook by Electricity Toast and Fry Anything You Wish on the Superior Electric Cook Stove They're so convenient they're 4 necessify in every home. Com- plete with 6 feet of extension cord and a plug. 98c¢ Regular $1.50 value 3 Cakes DOE 29c Woodbury’s, Cuticura, Resi- Superior Marcel Waver = = 7 S ctentifically c on « tructed eo this Waver fect satisfaction. sale Price will give per- $1.98 Wilsonia nol or Packer’s Alarm Clock Tar soaps Rack bell alarm (,uaranice:] 1 79¢ rear Box of 3 Cakes 29¢ Rubber Goods Sale ae ee $2.00 Pioneer Hot Water Bottle 1.19 Dares Mentho Pepsim.... .:.ccccccccce 3c we Deane moe Pies. .......... -....;. 44¢ S0¢ Energime Dry Cleanér............... 27¢ rather Jemme Deedicime... ............ 47¢, 93¢ Fellow’s Syrup Hypophosphites eee 83c, $1.23 35e Freezone Corn ee WA(. 59¢ Glover’s Mange Remedy :w ni oe 48¢ torick’s Malted Milk.........» Maer Wee oe 25¢ Schoenfeld’s Tea, 3 for...... icles. . cee oe Ce ot $1.00 Sapo; 5 times a6 WER... i. 79¢ Stacomb ; =“ © © @© 2:2 2\8 62 84 6 Se eee + ©. € eC 8 2S @ & Files Manicure Scissors Triple cut. Stses 3% to Syringe or a 1.§9 Water Bottle Q AT ‘ $2.50 Ladies. Empire ea Fi a= Vaginal —= | Spray Syringe $1.75 HEPATICA Zle 42e 19¢ $2.00 superba Foun- iain Syringe $1.25 All-Rubhber (rib Sheets QRo 82.50 superior Hor- Vater Bottle $ I 98 $1.39 $2.75 gpa Fountain 7 19 | sca miess« ru bher $?. | erttra- Nights Saps V itality — ep is di sturbed, vitality es red and peaks Se in- — paired by bladder weaknesses Palmolive Shampoo] Pir bs PS 4 w o nderful ian aa Chamois Special (,enuine oil - tanned Chamoi OF backache and delightful burning s¢n-a- : “Shampoo that lion aml pains -| cleanses t h e im the legs. wou ~ scalp thor- can't expect to “5 oughly, leav- feel young, E ing the hair | Stromg. well. of §& nice and filuf- you suffer from §& ly. SOc bottle. these conditions - sale try C¥stey Com- pound to allay them and make you feel young- °*T and sironger in 5 days. Irom (lad oe week's supplr. Money-Back (,uarantet. M oney-Back Guarantee __ dle and 93ce | Men’s Shaving Wants 0c Williams’ Shaving Cream, 39c 0c Williams’ Aqua Velva, 39¢ 20¢ Mennen’s Shaving Cream, 39c 0c Mennen’s Skin Balm. 39¢ 30¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream, 21c $1.00 Gillette or Auto- Strop Blades, T5c 42¢ Gem Blades. Pkgs, $1.00 35¢ Ever Ready or Ender's Blades: 3 Pkes.. &5c¢ TBinplex Srrogper | EXPORT MODFT For Gillette or Durham Duplex Blade« (,; Garanteex] 10 year<— sale price. atin * Torrid Electric — Hair Dressing Set <4 Special — a, SE F —— of Consists of the Following: Waving Rod. Atlachment which trans- forms it into a curling iron. 3. Attachment for marcelling. 4. Comb attachment for drying hair. Furnished complete with fall length of cord and univer«al ping for attaching to any celec- tric fixture. bbonized, nonheat- ing unit so that the hair cannot | be singed or burned. BAYER’S ASPIRIN TABLETS Two Dozen .. 20€ Bottle of 100. . GUDE’S PEPTO * Po IANGAN sg 98e PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND S9¢ ENTIRE ORDER TO COVER POSTAGE AND PACKING CAN YOU E WALL P NEW Cent 3 a Roll Nothing in our st + Displays so ed that you can t how the Pa- a look om your Conveniently values worth up te The larg- berders or bands. : for every room is selection in the at these Specia! West! BE SURE Y Be Sare You Are in W eb- ster's. Ask the Salesladies IRS S 7 a etl $i Walnut Finish Bed Outfit 162 A beantiful walnut- finished netal Bed with heary link Re t-te * ‘1e ie still eoom Entire Stock Reduced 3-Piece Overstuffed Bed Suite $10.00 em Down -. $1.00 *' a a Week ; 3 Buys This c Suite j = By far the greatest value we have stuffed Bed-Davenport Saite. This velours and consists of a bed-da good quality May be had tn ang /$89 T= Evenings hy Appoint- ment _

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OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | o=" a ae ae ewe ee ee — bao a OO —— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927, is eS PAGES 14a ae | - HER Ems O° Se, ES , RWS | | or es bina wowres 3 os " 7 eee . ee gw alten a RS ee a - yi }tled up tn a handkerchief, and a 4 ae ae | , | Say They Were Resentful Because | 5"¢rillo $5.60, which, they said, evi k § ; ae .s CA YOU E AL Is G EAT | GIVE STATE AppESS = Gum Slot Machine Was i ese the total of their loot. | ORTHOPHONIC | NA QU q H Ft Defective. | Schimmel had reported $1900 had One Dram Bottle of 3 | _ Resentful because they felt a a taken. re ; | 16 youths said they loafed tn COTY § L ORIGAN J | penny gum machine in the = the store from 9 p. m. until closing VICTROLA PERFUME Store of Otto Schimmel, Thurman | time Thursday night to learn where - 4 and Shaw avenues, had not dealt| the money was kept and then came rr , . - . WORTH 70c, WITH 4 " : aeiety omg them, two youths broke| back at 2 a. m., gaining entry I'he Aristocrat in French Renaissance, | —- A nto 6 place early Friday and /| th ki base 4 5 REGULAR $1.00 BOX 7 NEW LOW PRICES Andrew County Biplosiiory| robbed the desk of a postoffice sub- | they removed trom its hinges with pty Yee — blended. een a eres | | Cou epos station @ spoon handle. Both w s ed fittings. Supreme luxury in good OTY S 1; Daylign* Displays so Cent Cents Cents Cents No sales pressure. The youths, Oscar Biedenstein,| ed a year ago in Genidin tue ode r . FACE POWDER od that you can a Roll a Roll a Roll a Roll Take Aeggh mc and | Must Submit to Liquida- (17 years old, of 4153A Russell| automobile theft and were ser- CHANGES ITS OWN RECORDS Sa Pa- ick out P tot ho p | boulevard, and Nick Sherille~t& of i. to a year in the reformat. FY, | will look on your Nothing in our store priced higher than 35c a roll, igcluding that suits you best. tion by Finance Depart-| 3968A Botanical avenue, were ar? ater being paroled. Plays for an Hoar Without Assistance cee a ee eee Soe Se NR eR ag I pte ARE NG EA, AAR ORB 0. Pl ey YN coe aetna dass oa een cceatiols 29 400 Rye ae nays ech, ~ - 7 » eens hae’ eer 7" fs, . t% fale + ' .? . — o* > > ae ~ ~~ ~ » - — ATOR EE OES INE 8" ty et REET RPE 9 ee RR NPI nF Po Bese ig? ra iy ' 7 TO ji, Mg tw. NB a ® de yagi? Re * hte a A -meae tgs Mos ‘ Pg etonne! ‘ ae @ AOR ee ey ee es Tis. Conveniently eee oe ~~ a sold we A with autiful All prices in plain The larg- orders or bands. aper of every conceivable pattern and figures. 900, 000 rolls | C re I . f the house. Y half ; is ment, Court Kules. ry f selection in the eee See Se eee en kee ees Se a a og haa ae ’ AT MURPHY’S ) ire West! ate delivery! BE SURE YOU ARE IN WEBSTER’S! ; Jer ine anminteg Pram | THIS WEEK | | ° a) ere ea fl , ) > oe | i res | Be Sure You 9 Be Sure You | Judge Guy B. Park of Platte City, | Buy Now for Graduation Tf me: betes aD | | 2 ew bad oe oS : 7 - after ¢ earin 1 St. Joseph today a | . , | . . Are in Web- Are gg al after a hearing tn Joseph today Presents a joes)! | 1007 Olive Street CEntral 6200 ster’ 8. Ask the ster s. . granted an injunction sought by A (4 : — Salesladies 809 N. Tth Salesladies tive: Mineneet tmtete Whalen SS ee he f , ik F 5 | PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS » Missouri State Finance Depart- e vernight Cases... . $10.76 a The Big Store With the Canopy ip We ha 'ment to prevent interference by the. Our $30.00 Fitted Cases—Folding Tray.....$20.00 Our $45.00 Fitted Cases—Folding Tray | directors and officers of the Farm- | Our $60.00 Fitted Cases—Folding Tray Our $7.60 Patime | ers’ Btate Bank of Whitesville, Mo., | Our $75.00 Fitted Cases—Folding Tray.....$50.00 Hat Boxes. “ TSize TRST FOR FURNITURE S@2t@° SS 808) 8! 2 aU mre, with the liquidation of the bank by | Repatring a oS a HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the : "ne bank cose aarcn seen} P. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. only color roto magazine in St. Louis ; Peertwerwrtrteeeeeeee eee ‘deposits totaling $88,000. A bank il | ‘examiner was denied admittance 707—Washington—707 eee ee ee 8 8 a pa’) Pa ee wewwuwwwwvrves PAA? ‘and Homer Crockett, president, : testified today that the stock hold- ——— —— — | ere decided to avoid the expense of | eeeeainemeenel MONDAY AND TUESDAY f 8 liquidati : J eter Sule denen the injunc- 60c Pint Add 10% to Mall Orders for Packing and Postage 75e St. Char les tion after 8. LL. Wensetler of Ex- RUBBING AMERICAN ' celsior Springs, a bank examiner, ] 2 . k testified that the bank cashier, El- = \ Ses nd = Py a3 : 2 lis O. Thompson, owed the Iinstitu- : ALCOHOL SP 4 NN Ce On pare tae Established 1879 48 Years of Service . SMARING sdgelaie cee an alk aa Oe ap ioe na a er an’s Special! mous After-Shaving "S135 S Lilac Vegetal. ..$1.2 i 3 s Lilac and Talcum, 50c =n ta: sett Wappen senate Var ibn atta ttimanes vetf hans «cay = x ee eee ee a ee . ¥ ‘idle ” MwA , 7 y =_— rebg 7 ae BN Aan fea 7 A enter i elit: altaya ln totes enc ti eile GaSe malin) 0 ee : ' ~ “oo + Sh RY AK, +. ‘ol ‘ip a eT ea Total Value, $1.7 2 for 37 19 (5 OOS CART REE a ae ey. HR Nee Be ee 6 Mee pr - —— + SREY SME AN, SETI ee ets Mereying te rel ent arty a..8 2. tion $1800 and that there was some @ bad paper. Thompson admitted his 1 : Full Pints, indet ir S a h : r neThctn to tale Seve bn to te : ? Fr 60c Wig ano ST.CHARLES ® tory of Missouri, so far as I can Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson CAbany 4219 e Store No. '3-Hamilton and Plymouth CAbany 7646 learn,’ said David P. Janes, Aseist- ant Attorney-General, “that offi- ns Nes e pe A te va! " . . \ { i - : : ‘ . — ae = i a @ cers of a defunct bank have defied COFFEE s i) ei d “45 = 5 i @ the State Finance Department.” it Walnut Finish A vantage ~ all . a | it Janes had filed the application of the Low Re pee Pil @ TLiLesN > iS a . lLiagk 4 = ‘ > , Glyco Thymoline. — Sen 24c, 44¢, co bs Cc ke vans price of . BAS PISS at : and Sade Camphor Cream Liniment.*® for 50¢ Wyeth Sage and Sulphur. *, BBe — ——a . ay ie persons in Andrew County . 4 7 = a ef ee AR ABE RE: TELE Gok" Oe — 60¢c Kubbing Alcohol. ~~ 2 for G6e $1.10 Herb Juice... .98c; 3 for $2.50 ceases te PAYMENTS BELOW ESTIMATE see Agnarten Ou. + 2 Oe ee $1.10 Tanlac ... City Lawn Grass Seed, ib.; 2 oz. Lily ~~ igortone recess 1.00 Miles’ Nervine.......... ee , ’ . £8 Honolulu But Total Is $16,906,000 More Than T5e Cod Liver Oil... -. +22 for The +> Miles’ "ia ee ; — — »). " 1 year see} * : ‘ ine Wi h Last 75¢ Imported Bay Kum, pints. 2 for 75¢ | ¢1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver Ext. Be arm ocks, guaranteed y _ for Corresponding Month La 25e 5 oz. Glycerin and Rose Water, i etetentin $1.50 Electric tar Year. ¢ ; ~ fo. 25¢ | sioan’s Liniment........... “ ée cies ene elds , §. . Beuches. 50c Robe Powder backache he St. Charles Throat Gargle. 2 for 50¢ | aj Hepatica . Sed eae _ ~~ Dier-Kiss Face Powder, oval boxes | 5hOc Preventine Tooth Paste. . 2 for 50c Rem Cough Syrup. bees : ; £1.00 Poker oe we ec (white only) gen sens WASHINGTON, April 2.—Income |] Jf Le 21nd Shoe Pollsh (brown only) | $130 Petrolagar'. |. °- 7 ; | Choose “Clad Money-Back ¢ + ° es sUarank®?. | > 2 4 One week’ 6 supply. S Suite =~ From the Associated Presa. ee ‘ ‘4 $10.00 Down «Gee , A | € ' Pius ~ Yi “tant Several $1.00 * Sm” me ied) Pat a Week eae t By ee terns —~ td —_ Pompelan Day, Night or S@. Bt egesbnbnbeght S888 aes The Treasury based its estimates = =a baa “— a peel —_ = $1.00 Squibb’s Mineral Oj). . Te 2 for $1.2 : ee : xir iror ulnine a rych- 25 Squibb’ l r returns for the Nhrst several davs nine . ..2 for $1.50 $1.25 quib s Mineral Oi and Agar, $1.50 The Golden Peacock Face Powder, : : nounced, f) yross t less the aie . 2 for 30: “a “ : were that the coll ions would ex- ! Zonite Ointment........2 for 5@c as Fase , > - : , BOTTLES SOc Tre Jur Compact Powder. 2 for fee +9 : Cream Tartar, 4-02. ‘size, $1.00 Beef, Iron and Wine. .2 for $1.25 | Frostilla ceed $580,000.00 de 5 yds. Sterile Gauze... ..2 for The | ose namint Ch Gum. d $580, ’. Feenamtin rewing 0 Jeraens’ Asst. Porf 3 hoe he a . + | 20,448,592,116. The reduction of Othe , ¢ ‘ G es” Bromo-Quini of - ASPIRIN » rat | 7 | ene gross debt for March wan 414k. coe § on. Teeteee Sees. | ee es rimmupmatiietnte ss SRB 2 for $1.00 | $1.00 Listerine Bath Salts. a a ‘ l© FroOspSs Geol I waren : oz. Tincture ee ‘ Phenolax Wafers ... 2 for 40¢1 Gin and Buchu........ 2 for $1.25 | Daggett & Kamedell Creams, 27 Sseagss A full 45-Ib. Mat- eravly , ol | 2 for 75¢] 35¢ Wild Koot Hair Tonle Zhe nate nf £690.000.000.. hut an i ane EK ; ” ~; o AB dk Black Flag Koach Powder .1%, 20c¢, Gle letrie 4 of $§& © Eau de Quinine for 75x $1.00 Nuxated Iron Tablets.. re. 25¢ Jetum Colorite or Meyer Bros. s ; - f DeWitt’ * Kidney Pilis 2 for 506 Imp. Olive Ol), pint, She; uart 50 Refun ding iSSUesS ald retiremen ; Especo Cod Liver Tablets.2 for 60¢ 1] pierce’s Golden Med. bse quart, Tooth Brushes Money-Back Guarantee ontributed to reducing the public DeWitt's Catarrh Cream. .2 for 50¢ 1 ¢1.25 Creo Mulsion.... @ 385,481. ; oz. Camphorated Oll. . .* ox., ¢ Se Palmolive Shaving Cream. 2 for 45« Bottle of 100... .93c } Mattress ruck farming. says only peaches ‘ , 2he Schoenfeld's Ten ... 2 fer 36e H : AE ew FREE! A 60c hottle Coty’s | oe tie Dre ® for 8c RAZOR BLADES 25c Haller’s Health Food, . 16c Oliinatio ) en rent t y 5 b Poliination has been prevented to Fitch Dendruff Shampoo 2 for Bh« 20¢; 3 for She 2 for tZe wal cige and m have been inactive on account of Korn Pop Corn Remedy. .2 for 35¢ | Se Keen-Kutter Blades $1.00 Domino Tru Tone, for gray hair, | promo Seltzer . .23e, 45, 4 Hat Dyes 1 a OR of a part of the Second Liberty 2dbe Digestall Tablets a ..2 for 25e ] Ptlerce’s Favorite Kx. ss . FOUNTAIN Toiletries ® By far the greatest value we have ever offered is this three-peice “Kroehler-Made” Over- ; 71 and Y 3¢ 7 debt by more than or wi billion dol- co wo Nas, ont ee vere. -5 enh a pam. Vim. feeteeeeeeed iebt by et nh 25e Rapid Quinine Cold Tablets, 460¢ Scholl’a Corn Pads ... A or + TABLETS . : an 5) : oz. Castor OU : | . a? B : be - wa ° heatrical (reame . : : . 3. oz. Tincture Vanilla... 2 0z., ‘ 25¢ Blue Jay Corn or Bunion Plasters, T th t Stein's T : a Se edroom Suite — = wearien AFrects PEACHEs » fpeeeee, Brpoctmnet 2 toric] = Tooth Pastes |i. fim” - | Z. - t4e, 42%e 5Be °5¢e Zine Ointment... 2 for Qhe , Tablets. 2 for “fe 2i Ne , 2 for 3.5 a ; / —— a i Se " $ 95 would be hurt or retarded bv the a mel 2 for 3% TEL" , , 2 GUDE S good quality : za - the weather. Reports from the : : flowered tick . Ld 5 SCHOENFELD Crease ot $16 3060, 0' 3 over ad o ; | + vear E for $2 50 t $1.16 Acidophil Tablets. ++ BT Knox a Spot Dry Cleaner... . 20, .—~ Add 25c and Get 2 '. * Digestall Tablets. ..2for Wel ge Johnson's Floor Wax Single Prices Monday Only Stuffed Bed-Davenport Suite. This Suite is richly upholstered in a pleasing combination of lars in the last year, it is an- ‘2 for 25¢ 1 Nature Kemedy Tablets orice Acid * ‘2 : Hill's Cascara-Quinine ... 2 for 40c Kolynos Incram's Milkweed’ ( ream 310n agent 1n St ] IU h ‘ountyv : ‘ ‘ » ‘ » si - ' Peg mine | a ee 20¢ 1 oz. Spirits Camphor. ..2 o7., 20¢ | pee ee eee uap 2 for 35e | SS Irane .. 25c Haller’s Bird Seed. '1G0 Perfume with each 5 Ibs. Bathing Epsom Salta, Auto Strop Razor Bladen, thc, 7 : ee low temperatures, as thev are fur- box of 10 ibe., Se | Gillette Hazer Blades 39e, The | 4B Haller’s Dutch Song, 80 ,; o ior wt + > . . y 4 Li.sterine Tooth Pax«te ' a large extent. Bees and insects 79 r } Mentholated Pine Tar. 2 foréoc| U=Srfham Duplex Hazer Blades, 39¢ | Oo Haller’s Gravel . : a ree . Vicinity of Gumbo and Chesterfield AP PEP Oo May be had Ly Mit Ws Wek @ indicate there might he some dam- . : KIDNEY f£. LIVER —= age to potatoes caused by surface | ei if, tions for the same month last year. tie Glosso Sage and Sulphur .2 for S0c 1.90 Squibb’s Cod Liver OU. +3e ; weaate feamcent ee” $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach Cream, Loan were two of the factors which ‘25e DeWitt's Catarrh Cream. .2 for 25e Bayer’s Aspirin Tabs... be, 25e, @ SYRINGES velours and consists of a bed-davenport, chair and rocker. | Tha 25e Hinkle’s Pills, 100’s....2 fer 25e Plapao laxative Links 5 j Guaranteed 2 Years Tw 0 . County Ek xtension Agent Says Other Comp. Licorice Powd. 2 for 30¢ Chlorine Resmirins > for BOc Squibb’. Oc Eleaya Creams - . : Fruit Is Unharmed r. “lium Bicarbonate 2 for 25e ft * J “ f Pepsodent ‘ie — Dozen = ; \ = : S - + . VEGE , - } ven ngs 1 ENG § S . Sy i ‘3 F : S § aturday = |years old, is attributed in part to Lacge Lenses, for See Lbeees ALT vT ABLI ‘- is . Xx x SA . + ~ 5 grief over the sudden death 11 days Frame and Our Thorough Eye : : q by i jes hs ek iS _}ago of her husband, Albert Siman, Examination. 5 is —s on 8 COMPOUND | : NES @ Siman died suddenly of heart dis- 00 AN Nine @ ease on March 22. The shock of MINAEEFSTS // 2, nO ne his death aggravated a chronic S9e¢ | 3 ment I VENUE Ld heart condition and continued grief bass , - 10. 12 FRANKL N A icine” a] reswtted in am Scute heart cont) | eas SINGMAN 18 3 for 4 Y in ,. See —' Abad « , ne = me 5 tion causing death. according to SM Skegpe 8 8 2 2 SS Meee ese ee eB ee 2.8) 8 SR wears BB ne rer Simpson. who treated her. —— $3.50 Mrs. Siman died at 25914 Alberta . street, the home of a& married The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED. daughter.

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4 meee is -D on PAGE °. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCP SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-D a . ae | seneseeenannonneeset 5655555593995 SSSSSEL GSI OOS GS SSE SSG OO SSIS DELS SPAS PPSPE LISP Beggar Sent to Workhouse. of charity to contribute funds to} GS LPF II > ASSESSMENT (| BANK COMPLETES 50 YEARS Frank Moore, 60-year-old beggar oo eng path oe Moore ad- * | | who was arrested Wednesday ati W 2 OF SERVICE WITH Eleventh street and Franklin ave- American Wins Cocktail Contest. i | TERMINAL RAILROAD nue, was fined $300 by Police Judge Special to the Post-Dispatch : —————--—_ ———m 1 Beck yesterday. Unable to pay. VIENNA, April 2.—In an inter- = : | . y Buy With Confidence at PHOENIX on ouve's a | 100 days. He was arrested when he held here recently. an American aon ee Bridge or F! EE FREE °°" + ae End Table of ‘2-4. ey — — A ee ee ai i4 Sg 7 ‘approached detectives with a note, was the winner of the first prize. state Depositories and Car | * eee 4 | presumably written by a physician,’ One hundred and twenty-five as- Owners in St. Louis Aftected 6. al : saying his wife was suffering from piring cockta!l mixers participat- a lung trouble and !t would be an act ad. by Blanket Order. $9333 $3633SCO4889 CSss tar Sale of N Style 1018 OLIVE ST. CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS Including Handsome S Lamp and 12 Record 5 ) Selections eases {n the personal prop- - - “a = “ agains i State rust companies ir Urn O44 , agitiona Obiles that i additional revenue, ordered yesterday by the Board of Equalization. The assessment ordered banks amounts to $2,9282,- and against automobiles, $4,- a POOO SOOM OO PPO F FOC SSOO* a ngs : ’ 5 > wae’ . oa b aad ~ o ° Oe ee ~ MEER “as ee ee * a aa. e . om . —— » a : a ores, _ , minster Rug with each Suite during * + ee > e ee ~ - - —— £: one mars Ae +. ~~ eae Le : : Mines es *. se — : Why not trede in your present living kit) S 1 we x. room suite on @ handseme Degen. > >. ~**, “a . " " ? Wak x Ayer ake B port Suite like this one “+ ~*~ COSSGCCG5C39395 ' seeeeeeteneeeeee bd be oe he eo ne he ae el ee ee return by the banks which the State increased 4.83 per ° +t iO th ey we -1y ee “ ~ ~~, o* & ~ on automobiles 046. which was ordered PP s in 4 7 . tN. Son 2 06 t ip, We will SY ea your old fur. Re ara tonne niture fo os SPA She new and make : aliberalaL er cent. State Board ordered sne- reases against individual . *: — ™ ‘2 ws a 7 which Cig Counselor 3 to whom the order was 1 v City As- tA ha agi lrade in vour present phono- graph, radio ofr as part of payment. terms ever offered. lowance for il a Bed Davenport Suite completely and beautifully ryt T e l e- ir living room in elegant style—but it adds an extra phone CEntral that you so often need when guests come. An extra P 2630 and have d t no one would know was there unless you told —_— our appraiser eal] rs ?. ° + hk . ee lank, *scaped “4 " - ry eee 2 sessment remains un FRRVRORR E800 09600008 of the finest homes are now including a Bed No obligation om Davenport Suite in the furnishings for the living room. It has all the features such ag luxurious spring cushions found in the most expensive suites. Plan to get one this week at the reduced Terms $10 Cash price. Worth $165.00. Special price... ..ccccccccccccscececes Balance Assessor Gehner said he City Board of Equalization, of which he yea is chairman, would lodge a protest | old and loves at 4166 Russell boule- against the order with the State; vard with hs wife and sen, Victor Board, on the ground that only the! F., paymaster of the Terminal. He City Assessor has !egal authority to has missed only three days from order specific increases against in- |work, besides his vearly vacation dividual] concerns. ; Unrestricted Choice Of our large selection of consoles (and uprmghts) includin df tak @ VICTROLA Open COLUMBIA Evenings EDISON, Uy neil ay meage oF this : Well-known 9 O'Clock } oiiek prices as lou 8 A Starck Piano Go. Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST. Corner Eleventh PSSSSSSS FOSS : LSPS FSFSSSSS POE OOOO Mo 0 F2 2 oe > ¢ RE $500 ‘Fine for Trespassing. — Keeps Money of Sick Man. tuaintance, who escorted Refrigerators and Ice Chests Our line of Refrigerators and Ice Chests is now complete, and consists of side and top icers, a house ay Special Values in all-white enamel inside; also metal Refrigerators in al R Li | & Fl : stvles including the celebrated White Frost round Refrig- ug, INOleuimn oorcovering a EAP! 1S 98 I ar IR OPE Rig OIE 9x12 TAPESTRY SPECIAL FLOOR. raior at inwest prices in the city, RUGS at $14.75 COVERING, yard 9xI2> VELVET CONGOLEU™M™ WE FEATURE A SPECIAL CHEST AT $11.75 aves at $29.35 4 sauanmn, Gua Soo el SO ee Harry Fredericks. 23 years old. R was fined $500 by Mas Schwartz of 17190A Wash . . + — | e- **3 ; > oe r) ; . (Re « t sterday on fraeat a the cr - LEenita han ‘ : J 4 ba * ‘ . " a 6.426 PPO OOOO OOO E06SS6S4% i OPPO LALA LPLPECLES SPEEA PLLC LOCC SOSSHOOSSS oe ae _«* - ¢ Terms—A Small Payment and Balance on Convenient Credit Terms Convenient Credit Terms Granted 7 Se bb a he han aaaaaaaadaaaaaaaa arid Visit our store No. 2. 1915-1917 Washingtes Out of town customers Avenue, where we offer for sale discontinusd pay us a visit while in St. samples and recondiuioned Furniture. Rug Louis. No trouble to show and Gas Ranges at bargain prices on easy goods. No obligation on credit terms. Free automobile service from ane gatas psa esas our Olive Street store to our Store No. 2 with : out obligation to buy. Inspect before buying. See how much you save. i > . - wee -~ a, * Lae y apt he wy ‘hod ke ner A aed ad 4 S ss Z “2 “4.4.6.4 Maan ed A 464446444446 46 44 We carry a complete line of Bridge & Beach Mfc. Co."s Superior and Charter Oak Stove & Range Co.'s (a8 and Combina- tien Gas and Coal Ranges in all the Intest finishes. such as cray- black and gray-orak. Get our prices on these Ranges before placing your order. Easy Credit Terms. We Furnished Your Mother's Home BLISSFUL HOME 3-ROOM OUTFIT OF GOOD FURNITURE * - ~s &e New Built-In Oven Model The owtstanding item m the ee ed SE CO > ee, we * _i LL DL LL DL RD DD DD Florence quauity une. Man ? + te x Or” ae tel and oven are made in one piece and permanentiy at tached to the stowe to form oon i od a a me A646. 6.46444 444 46 6464444444444 _-. eS ADD ARAL LD DDD | + © 644446 64464 6446 44 6 6 4 + + _A AAA RL ED DD DD DS > POCO O08 6000000 0000088 ww . ~ sturdy, luxwrious range ene . Os see = aie aaa ae »~ && 6&4 44s A. Se SD DD | +. #48 #6 4 Ore oe eee ele lrtet ete el et oh, “- a a See. es ae vy: aa “ >} Two sitandaca S; waedes Uivree Ow . wa w Redes. rt “ ~ & theta haa ; ers yree for taop-siove on Seages ow a 7 Bdvlo ei cooxery. Deep, roomy al- Fe Lop g* €$ ™OTe CixK long _ aie age Si sags = Oe xe, rae w - . -> he tg a iis COOKIN, - “ ‘Scr teenie © he s - * a “a ’ : t Tet wessels to be mowed chows without danger of smiling. ae + > W ice warming seit at top; wo coneenents I5eMes Oe€- feet eS a ae yee ‘ a tel — Our Terms—Smaill Cash Payment, Balance Easy Terms . A e a - oe» 7 ae low. This stove is priced far PR worry: . ~ y on em 7 Oe ony Tange “VIN Ou! PO aye MB» ee ee hem ll oe Secs “ tm owen comstruwcnton. rour- , 4 ] _ > 7V¥ « sense of qual- - iy ‘Bar aa (eae A « NEO Some. ee ae 3 LN RL AR ht NE TOLL IEP EB Mahe ” ee ee ee aes CMurne,T Size OTLY. Free es Ranges also may be had in : ‘, 2 5 a 9 a rig Le ae +s a oe i wy ~ - vy - ee ome doa Hae Eo, vail 7 sa a ee sens Ub ry sai Sg st te ent! be i Es ; 7 oc i) Sai Pe ee a ae a ae ; oe : * - Sg aE a x ‘ og : i Toa ee. er k 2 5 ee ‘ Y 2, Ries —s : . " ee ee ety t eS Pie * eR; RE gE REN ve oie Fa FB Pn, in . 5 en ae lt ee . ee oF A (es Sse “2 . “ $ ? + — a ma: “Fo Ba mites 4 — . - - O 2 5 . Ae i as eal ati Oia ¢ . . > Me) « 4 be a ‘ " i‘ bs i. #3 ey bate: ‘Focused Heat will cook your meals in double-quick time ~—_ A, ~ -. ¥en Gas hHanze with white T -4 ~ Prtta ae os . > i= 7 + as > as a» ids - s iAaA «& 4 ii ee" —_ - : ‘id +. ’ ee ’ ~~ =f co - _ o 7 ongsisting of table and chairs oor mp or id lamp compl 2 , — la ip bridge a a .imRisnes 4] wn Wain r gumwood The ¢} wre 4 _ Tteer4 > - 1@ 0U tor the living room. mod: $ a popular period style PHOENIX FURNITURE CO. Open an | 1005 Olive Street [ Easiest Credit i — We Furnished Your Mother’s Home Terms in City SFO PSSSS FOSS > | PLEO SSPSS SF PFF POO - Cptrtytatetletetet ety , “2 This quicker cooking means a cooler goes into the cooking. None escap brtchen and fewer bitchen hours %o overheat the kitchen. The result is Quicker meals and a kitchen al wavs - ECAUSE of its famous focused heat, the Florence Oil Range does your cooking more quickly than you ever thought cooking could be done on an oil stove. The short, wickless Florence burner is close up to the cooking —just 2}4 inches below the opening in the grid. It is scientif- cally designed to focus the intense prorENCE STOVE COMPANY heat of its dear, gas flame direct to Chicago Division: s8 East Illinois Street. {y: — a : CN the bocrom of the pan. All the hear Telephone: Superior 1756 i= a amal cool and comfortable. G8. ff ee eee ee ee eo * # £ # # OE a The Florence is good to look at. * easy tO Operate, easy to care for. Lights as easily as a gas range. Inspect this stove with focused beat. You will find it at your nearest hard- ware, furniture, or department store. r 4% PP oe ot (ote? cf . oa SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DIS- FLORENCE Oil Range |_| The stove with Focused Heat — —— ope _—** nes. *-£ — «© « ON ee a * Tee es

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will} END DA alues| [X on oxtve sr. REE 2 y,r°rtm. BF End Table or Ax~ minster Rug with each Buite during this sale. Why not trade in your present living room suite on a handsome Daven. port Suite like this one? : « ) We will] tak e in : your old fur. niture for 8 ) new and make wh alibera] al. lowance for Sume, T e ] “oe phone CEntral 2630 and have Our appraiser cal). ) No obligation on your part, oe We Allow 10% Discount for Cash 4 } 30, 60, 90 or 120 Days Considered Cash 7 I Values in & Floorcovering 5 fovennc. yard... 39C CONG EU! 5 sat CRE, ne 2s as $5.75 INOLEU ‘ BOGS @x12 ......... $13.95 redit Terms Granted re No. 2, 1915-1917 Washington re we offer for sale discontinued recondiioned Furniture. Rugs | es at bargain prices on easy Free automobile service from t store to our Store No. 2 with. to buy. Inspect before buying. you save. — The BEDROOM aintvy Bedroom Suite cormsists of bow- G, chest of drawers, vanity case with mirrors and Vanity bench with cane It is staunchly constructed and comes ed in brown walnut on gumwood. The is & popular period style. RE CO. | Easiest Credit Terms in City ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1927 SPREADING LIKE WILDFIRE So goes the good news about Listerine Tooth Paste — the dentifrice that gets teeth whiter in quicker time than ever before. The price 25c for the large tube. ee ot et ee eee at 2 8% rr a ¢ a, eA -* a . > 5 areas ° A of * ARIA 3 Vw aye = NAN Oe ee ee OO ee I I I a a la a BS all Dm EM a Ae ee _ DRUFF NO ewe eee es @ 01ers 7 ee * ee as oe oe Ce Me Ss 6 ne Le Oe ee ee eee Owe Se ee SRN 8, ROSS a nS se a ve ee AMAZING RESULIS — are literally thousands who have rid themselves of loose dan- druff (Epithelial Debris) by the use of Listerine, the safe antiseptic. In a few simple treatments they have ended a condition that is always humil- iating and often dangerous. If you have any indication of loose dandruff, go after it now with Listerine. Douse it on full strength. Wait a mo- ment to let it permeate the hair and scalp, and then with a circular motion of the finger-tips, massage thoroughly. Don’t expect immediate results; keep this treatment up systematically for a few days. Your head will feel —and dandruff simply do not get along together wonderfully clean and cool—and final results will delight you. If you haven’t a bottle of Listerine on your shelf, get one today and begin this easy, pleasant, effective treatment. Lambert Pharmacal Company, t. Louis, U.S. A. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . PAGE 34. ; i , al ™ eo one oe ee ees Nee = Hite wrt mah okay ghee nr dpe 28 hg ag a ie Ck Mal iat - LS eS ee we ee ns samt ila tea sabecl- itil oe MN a ee lcs Be ey Ral ae eg: eg ips nada. edited tee Pena ae Shain Ses + i : U

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PAGE 4A ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.. - SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927 eee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. Ly lected a staff of four Negro assist- JAPAN TO PROSECUTE KOREANS $13] ar PIVEN FOR | MOMAN. BURNED MARCH I FVALANCE DARTER FOR Sapag new, ue ant Sere trae ante reierine him of most ofthe TT ep ag FOrest por led Alicges a Communist Plot to Over- AT KITCHEN STOVE, DIES Prinmetctio Tee auanee a ae Not long ago his retirement on ; pension was suggested, but he de- throw Present Regime. — of Miss Loretta Vegedes, tory by -derick Cham- NIGH! tory address by Frederic ni “TOKIO, April 2—The courts SMOKE ABATEMENT, = Bay yy FIFTY YEARS HONORED berlain, vice president of the Ex-|chnel, Bie nis as Meer é TOKIO, April 2.—ihe court: BE es Garbage in Fire. change, and responded with a/ job exhorting his sq co ®9 Ko- train het e ° ; a ona aes oS ees 5 ee [broad smile when Roger P. Annan and restraining thelr Don’t wait till Easter week, | reans who were arrested last sun Bhs stithinn became ignited from a presented him with a purse con- boisterousness. . : : i A resolution will be presented at have those light clothes ) * mer as plotters against the state. , .'| kitchen stove caused the death at r ; t y . . - inin 50 in gold cotfns. “ a It fs stated that a preliminary in- | Committee Members Agree tc St. Mary's Infirmary Friday night Willlam Wilson Hears Lauda oy = : ' x itiwe. but he the next board meeting formally cleaned before the big rush. vestigation, following last summers; QOjhtajn $5000 Each or Con- jof Miss Loretta Vegedes, 23 years tory Address, Gets Purse | William is not ae ; phe tncorporating his virtues in the an- ‘gays he has been reliably int nals of the Exchange. Wholesale arrests in Korea. has re- + tT: 1, - old, of 1805A Grattan street Wit 50 j 1d ' r , rT IAW ; - 4 i a . 4 . ri 7 in Orc. . 7 , - ' tall. ve > vealed a plan for organizing & tribute That Much | Miss Vegedes was attempting to Vith $ in G ase he is Leenodiegetl po ts ales oo DO IT NOW! 2924 N. UNION AVE, Gommunist Society of a million empty garbage into the open \- niciaenasepiein thin, gray-haire “omen Be el ageothiee ig aa fe 50 his wife at 1166 North Euclid ave- a UJ G S Member Retail Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers Union Ne, 173% 3 miembers with the obfect of starting a8 esi all burning range when the accident today—on April j . ” ° ee" as - > ~ ™ ow 4 memes a > a revolt against the present regime. ne committee of 15 mem Oc urred. Her mothe r, Mrs. Jo- a ee ee ¢ 974 ee rge group of persons solicit 2. 1877—the genial “Yah, suh!” of, H. B. Londerman, who @ied Dec +h - : i} , - > ing contributions to | — $250,000 | ON OLIVE from the i nson, Stephens & Se ~ =) inkle Shoe Co.. and $300 from q AND PINE WANTED | KRYPTOK > apg gE and the : INVISIBLE BIFOCALS mpaign is scheduled to end Bt Offers for North- LENSES ONL) Thursday : t Corner of Twelfth Far and Near Seeing | 139 LIFE INSURANCE FIRMS a) co siscee: Ghee es n . Monday and Tuesday Only | HAVE $17,000,000,000 TOTAL - : al Courthouse. 75 A Companies Affiliated With Ameri- - ‘ PAIB can Convention Have $2,000- Your Eyes Examined by Ro ge poy cere ~~ AR!) On Sale Here Now at 50% Savings NS | By Berry Moore. 1 affiliated with the American Life | The Moritz Method Convention, headquarters in the @ t is | mh al? ad th 17 ‘ ntageous n CLUDES THE OcUiier. THE | Potion dollar mark in total insur- We believe we have just consummated one of the greatest and most adva a — in S , bo mse os [Amen Fees llance | years. A well-known manufacturer (whose name we are not permitted to divulge) was esperate nee SOLD ON NSULT: N : ance in force, an Dec. 81, | serena | cal ane of 40: SOLD ON | ash and sold us his entire great surplus stocks at far below actual manufacturing cost. This stock comprises every CREDIT “a = ° ® 1926. had admitted assets Moritz Optical Co. procimajaly two. billien Come. CREDIT new style In high-quality overstuffed and bed davenport S$ ultes—and !s priced for quick disposal on cash or gee See mM Broabway | 77. OO tric: sow in thelil terms at savings of 50 per cent of your money. We have Included In this sensational sale our own great stocks o TERMS ceateation ‘wae ci7eshaeette bedroom, dining room and kitchen furniture at proportionately great savings. Attend Monday — liberal credit ii —Leose cushion sentse—fine ARC DE Mi RK | aT covering. On sale at. bs " i , : — : covering—handsome desig n—at , ; by pecu A A a I : : : y! Riis” | vl Wide, | : NE @iude two pal | $205 Loose-Cushion Bed- A\* AN TEEN tyomtyer theme oe ——— $225 Jacquard Carved Frame $ oO teed ae 6 (ie Olive Street Rd. and North and South Rd. a Dp serene RE sie a a F ER ments ——= ffed § gga aang om ge es ne armel Sv Malian avenport Suite=Cc se -. | ; He Overstuffed Suite [uinie ‘cushion Se ee eh has offered them Take Bus at Delmar Loop—Brings You Direct to This Store | eatRtntesine. Gu sete — finpapepiens LM Se . at a | or Creve Coeur Street Car—Walk 4 Blocks West . | ‘a. ree Dp in SF FREE PARKING SPACE FOR 1000 CARS. B $255 Carved Frame Overstuffed Suite § | 97 50 Tan Gey oe Sua 375 Elegant Mohair Ciel Scene $ ] 792 ggg sae Pakt $3600 —_—-=n ep == a= == =o ae ae om ow «a= oe oe. oe. oe oe. ee a nits pi Bi WEI t FR WE FK a | $362.50 Mohair Bed Davenport oma $ % ] 25 . a $450 Finest Mohair Carved Frame Living-Room $ ? ? 5% ag sector ies erin seat. Elegant design. — iy ; 5 Suite | Starting Sunday, April Je at 11 A. M. —lLast —Solid mahogany frame—reversible loose cushions On sale at Till Sunday Night, 10 P. M., April 10. NO STORAGE CHARGE FOR FUTURE DELIVERY see SEE THESE MIRACULOUS BARGAINS New Budweiser Special Brew ; oe hw 4 7 Bedroom Sets—Huge Savings || Dining-Room Sets ~nderpricer 4 depeonit on betties or cartons, at j | , Bite AY $155 BEDROOM SUITE 89.29 $155 Dining-Room a Si conventienr te carry in yveur car—no BF special inducement to try it i“Free” with every carton one 7m 4a B . ; Pe ed, dresser, va st; ; subatantini bettie epener). In n@ditien to this we are also | ig 7 /_ d. nity and chest; newest enamel finish—sale at Nine pieces of best cabinet woods in walnut finish. “ale at geing to give you ABSOLUTELY FREE a beautiful “St. Louis 7’. | By: - 2 ae . ~ ei Demitasse Cup and Saucer valued art Mic. This tsa the ' ; | ee? t= $195 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE $ 00 $215 Dining-Room Suite $ inest imported china—neothing better or higher classed in ex- : —_ ou) é—oef bes iatence. We do this te acquaint you with the finest beverage :. | ys Sy Te 6 pala eeieiio: Ges Getieune dhotant ie a . phi ind 10 oes an on Se ee 108s produced in the werld, _— “beest” it because we know it's $220 5-Piece Bedroom Suite wwr8] 38-75 $250 Dining-Room Suite 25 var AS POLLO GRBAC LL EL best, a a RVED FREE all chia week—one bottle of this wonderful - oe veneer—best cabinet woods—ranity. Fine walnut veneer 66-inch buffet. china cabinet. chifforobe, bed, dresser and recker—seale at table, five chairs and armchair. Sale at | aecw Budweiser te every custemer who visits our dining room | | —ne matter how small the order. H BF No additional prices will be taxed on any item. BF Cleanest and most sanitary establishment in the United } ! r | $285 4-Piece Bedroom Suite $385 Dining-Room Suite tates. | ————_ ai | SF Finest sandwiches and lunches in the world. { | — - > a —— a =P = . =~ «= «pa $12 Walnut Finish Sale of Better Grade B EAKFAST BACON Ds tat “Qe YS _ eS Steel Beds China Closets Sie 7 ct ai ial V3 ~= o> & ie Ss yf Sale at Values to $85.00. Sale at Our own, sugar-cured, geruine hickory smoked—no better in the whole werld—sec- ond to none. Smoked te a beautiful c5olden 8 , A he = = . — - tne ~ . eee ~ . Noo - . J ~ . »~ > 4 ‘+ - " ; ‘s : , re 4 ie . s 4 - - ’ I * ° y c . @ ts . : : gum _— ote ~— ee " " a * —z i — ' . oN - A : “ - ’ . = : i . ee een . . . 1] “ - . J ~ = ° Ph fe, * i — = * 2 » , o _ - : brown. By the % or whole piece. Absolute N@e value roUuUND (-.om™l Hotel Site Served From 12 Noon Til 11 P. M. Come out and bring the family. Let ux do veur cook- ima over that het sxteve. Save “meother” that job of washing the dishes. 4A beautiful flower te every woman who visit« our dining reeom Sunday. IT 1§ WORTH WHILE DRIVING 50 MILES FOR A FULL-COURSE MENU Sparen charms rn, Ortmy Gon §Furniture for Every Room in the Homell RELISH— | - : -_. a Urdinance for Purch... " s > 4 my > yr. «dt &, ree “% ae oy J ~ “53 “rs Re, Wane é 25 “ig ee 8 ~*~ 5 te? eA © . : ‘ . *s . = 5 % eer fae Paks s a Teng AY Se oes Og ae ¢ a. we tg 6 A + Pet ye A ~ *, > ae . fer: 7 bs + - ——a- >) e ° » . ‘ cs © feed ‘ ‘ ; eae | ¢ ny : Pb >. oe. me ; Be ‘ ‘ - 26 BENS ~ $y ¥ = . ee tin v A - at oe RS, WE aytix a- ¥, , eS SA RIS, y¥ - Pay . 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Tite ania, per can sterpiece = Freshn Semmitmann and FH Kreiama: : * {rod ue ed an ord ; : TQ E U RADIO a hong | a RADIO Bevtathe chee guacheos <a Snel 4 , i : eo? af - , . : 7 ‘ i “3 af One +t GROCERIES JH |="... $21.50] Gongoleam Rugs [osm 56.95) _, CedarChest = [ota "ge ean Range e pg Lady Brand from 8 a. m til 11 p. m. for sect ninth nto Mrmr ? imth interest was parce KIDNEY BEANS—\ 2 2 Cam O97 | Full border design— Belt cite Mens . so ect ene QQ | Laren can: & slices im on, gf HEAR THE NEW ~ 96. 89 ~ $15.60 mame meat, * $57.65 Every Day in the Week INCLUDING SUNDAY. $8.50 WEEKLY SO UTH EAST CORN ER Sth & FRAN KLI N AV. $1.50 WEEKLY 3 —o Mre. Julia Watérman, wh go eet oe™ FS re a rn TT ‘ poe PR ee Are ae NY Ao chien ness arte eset SOS aa SE SP ” ie Oe ey DI gt

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Se its tigs 338 S353 ; - esisees aT Ressiritse: 3 if; sy ——— - ; SS : 3 3 ORC ee meer Ge f ; 33 : Kj *h } Financia £ OF PERFECT Dh ee Seesss seam riitesctistssrtzsss a sasitittiett ttt ee = 1 eset er etter Te + tt + eee ae pes thee eg sot eee eEEE snails EANERS ~ | ee sae ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927. eat otal Pe ig RE: CoM ar i wh eae MDI Lit gil. ” ai wens ‘af oleate JA. an ee ae pm. wa ae” sang BANS (NSIE (These Keep St. Louis Builders Busy ——_—|F-LAUNLETHBINS 2924 N. UNION AVE. | —- Jpn ntimsiecincaninall , Classified Dyers and Pressers Union No. 17,93 ai h | Man CUTTTTULATTLLTDTOTTUTTRATUVU one etnRRRNNRNRRAN A - Bungalows, Cottages (Sale) . . Bungcaleows«, Cottages (Rent) Site Opposite That of New Business Opportunities Business Property Wanted Wabash Station, Sold by / Business Property (For Sale) , Business Property (For Kent). Mrs. Frances Tate Who | Dwellings Wanted (to Kent) Dwellings for Kent Bought It Two Years Ago Dwellings fer Sale Exchange ‘(Keal E-stafe) Farms, Farm Land DELMAR CORNER | Farms Wasted ALSO RECENTLY SOLD | jie. wantec alte for Sale so an Flats, Ete.—For Colored (Rent) > est Corner of Twelfth Ly x ni NS ER Ce eal 6a «ms tg eg ssi “ha en ERE Se pe eal nL AIA He MD Nee Over Railroad Tracks Ex- | ‘sss stavien y " » King W _—- “ ‘hi P ty fer ‘Bale avents ‘le he rice al hy | Suburban Preper ; ru ta ay bp 7 . we - * ™ ¢ mi - ! Suburben Property a ei f unleth is guarded, it is under-, suburban Preperty ated... / stood that she has realized a hand UR A Os Bie x> ot , + dete re pe cd APTI TS ‘ we -_« > > > be ht tt > > > > > > > > > > Be aes CORA * . " pwredy CREP UN eee ~ we tee mh, LPB Oe re “4 oe —. YAP aaa ass -'e's 0 «8 ‘ man OC , ee ee ~—-ee ene hehe & e Oe ES eee eee ee *& o% es oS eee & oS % oo SS EE oS So eS % Ss oS % SS SE % 4% 4.444% Aanpin ts ;-- | RRRRQQdNHMnfhféd_HHNddddHdi dA i OOH Se Kilts Ste ~ ibe NOH WS NR QH gory SN boulevard to Enright avenue. value than it otherwise would Ly Delmar Corner Recently Sold. | possess. With both Delmar uy , Plans for raising Delmar boule-/and Hodiamont avenue open fo- \ard and Enright avenue over the| business the Bullock site has a tracks, together with the plany of |two-fold advantage. the Wabash Railway to replace the 4n ordinance has been passed present passenger station at this providing the necessary funds for point with a large ornate structure. | making the Skinker-Hodiamont focusing attention On (this part] .ognnection. This connection will the cits lrelieve a very dangerous traffic mr. A. and G. B. Bullock, recent: |-ongestion and is another step in ly purchased the northeast corner) making the western boulevard sys. of Delmar boulevard and Hodia-|tem which ineludes Skinker. Ho- mont avenue. an irregular shaped! diamont, McCausland and>connect- lot with 72 feet 7 inches on Delmar|/ing streets, following closely the boulevard, 150 feet and °%, inches/ city limits and extending’ approx’ on Hodiamont avenue, 157 feet 6| mately 17 miles from Broadway on inches on the east line and 159 /\the north to Broadway on the ifeet 10%% inches on the alley 't | eouth. | iis just south of the track purchased long Lease Closed. | by Haunleth. A %9%-year lease has been ar- | Bullock Brothers have had many | ranged for a prominent corner in ,offers involving large profits forlspe pusiness section of Delmar this site, obviously fromn interests |} ouylevard, which is regarded as the with big hotel plans, for which it i8/ rorerunner of a big building enter- yifered them qaoters for $125,900 “hasis of $2500 a foo ? manway Paid S3600. The southeast corner o: yee and Olin ' | eet. the THOST ' Li . R ae vey iving- oom *9 25 mee Missouri Pacific Midi 3 was acquired by the raj ne On wale at pany on a basis of $3506 f pane Olive street fy ‘ US BARGAINS Maition the former the damages award pening of Olive str 4 + . ‘ ‘ f erpriced , 3 Negotiations for ~ he ee es i ee ee ee OO | | A poe So, UNIO es Sa mean » * asa os ae” otetn* oy eae -* ae » bso . ‘Oy o ‘7 -o] th 1i¢ ril¢ i Tif j TQ, i ipey al Al j Ai) ie } iid I} rs , y or? oY 36: P : ° ‘ ua id id | ‘ baka ~ ft ever proposit ion: ] mi , ly ing m , ‘ i ‘4 l } les oO ror “4 ion ‘ rii > P ; pee Be - ‘ - > laree 3 ~ §'Vare afTit nestnu ree Wa ‘ rom on to annoul . ‘ jet) £ U0] ldin r nlans Av at . : i : ; pare th wT tar : basemeé! P A 3 = : . st 4 e a . \ iT" imal V => a ui . . = - 40), Tr? nm I L"¢ + P 2 a , ‘ WOyT : bh | m2 t t ; .4 WT] ; 1 > . . é tj t he ; or P P . ‘ % P ; : + 1 . >. ' , ae 4 . ‘ } , , ' Made for the northeast Twelfth boulevar ] and + . Rireet. wv hich has he ; Arthur J. it ~ year lease. through ed bic. AS Was told e: e Sunday’ ~ _ Post -Disp This ©) iss re E Attracti ve for i ” or for a large Wytyc — ’ . " , Dist 8 just north nef *} Y} ™ ‘ urth ; ; ‘ ¢* i ‘ " Bak al : > , ' »?° ms ] construction he hine}] ‘ - prop i . , rr. e | . ‘ - 7 bounded ys 7. f+) “lat —e i , 4 + ‘ j ; bid 4 $17.50 Helicol Top Coll E Chestnut 2 Nop ieee | proceed with condemnation. This|,.— leased 1 Se fhe site fronts 147 feet o1 Ine rooms with a two-car Barage values in this bl | » Cetstruction of the ne rt. | Parcel is also 100x100 feet ment inthe thescieieey bubatanr at | SC. MOE SF SF Mpet am. eter ae eeeene | ee ee The hou as 12 rooms and Permanent—E conomical—t iresafe Be ed Spiing Ms te Srocecdine avac oi . en 96 Semone: "or Das seaciee +n | BRENTWOOD BARK REALTY 00 Finer Bele ee wire le Pigrsces ize and indications are | tore and $15.50 Cotton-Felt 7 Brcors time. Rising 38¢ feet NEE ae: rereTane ‘ bui lai ing % will é alte ed ar dr mo be Plans fer the devtlopm: of thé | whe triechen ti 2 a it. en ee Ss a 2 | pre i.» Hage rer: ng The diversity of textures, colors and Fine Mattress £ tron, age ee: patie block | spganized in February wil] have of- | 0 seth at nig tear de a5 sad |. venth and Morgan garage are not cinerator, exhavst fan, china cabi- the lot being theca Sha 3 color mixtures of Alton Brick give you alias. ads hee | P Tren), sce soa ’ c Babies : , ft he Bre} ; ' . mote bat . on | installed er seit. a ate fu sd c “es pi ; 3 bit t . 2 “ za pies : aah tas ip Soe bie presi tee ae Te rf the p! pert | probabi ; extraordinary range for giving your new size—sale at $9.60 | 7 gl St the Nerth end 60th toads., tr neaction were represented ty the |. 12:0 5 sha mideenttd anemia | 2ee Deer 1 red with til is a hotel or apartment si home an effect individualizing it at once $95 Semi-Porcelain i] the bloe i % be ek ae tn spain | be facorporated in i Sikks taeeeen tan but in the event negotiations whieh | Cooting those in th: coons. are TRACT IN COUNTY SOLD ciated of distinction in your B sf E *®PProach to th: building T) : m- The institutio: Inder the per- Has it d for tert s years th? | , sal tC th ni rt} or 5. 7 th stree! 7 kaha better dy bed 00 , OF | eal ~~ ssieadae $57 65 Ret en eo aeee eed ny Orlin and around St. Louis for more "Nee. eteckrooml, malemrenm afd tac. (et Pet Co. controlling | this “site, | length bevel | eee eo eackets an. cme Mennets Sens Ce eer ee may readily be selected by means of Seca nce a lt les « m4 ’ . ’ ‘ c 4 4 a es +4, : 2 . ’ ua . r} 4 4 2 ‘ . a* ; . . DI ‘ cnt the purchase ie and a bus terminal containing tick- ¥/4! | a ‘ely | wcenue and on the enet by Termins Bien etre oe the Tornes op. NM ces Ee ae eae errne Seca cnet landscaped with sheds trees noe Svthta 2M of Se on Brick Company 7 tty at th ee tel in ew , re va ee SE : oe ¢ conveniens ind acc ries 7 ‘ ce niphen oe | gerne . ; 7 S 50 ES trcisy e “ne theast corner rge of several subdivisions a0}... .03-\ke is ocean ois the weet aid aimee yee ic ost npr : < plan for development of the Four Plants in Greater St. Louis Industrial Distrigs =—== 1405 Ww ashingt b UVieVard anc iia rk anid tiv} ore busine: nroperties ‘ ebast ‘ e | — ! pMreet. “ssa se eae me A ondiehn ees fadaias teeeide Mogeley road at Ladue road ~aand and buildings wit be aot FOR ADDITIONAI REAL | prop. » Skee a ca aed OFFICE AND EXHIBITS ) Chemical Bullding, St. Lewis, Me, * @€ch ninth int: ‘ < 295 000/12 vat , re tate busines will | Harry Linnema r the punt proximately Sso ou: The Asso- pen the whole parce’, which is 100x|DuY and seil first and second deeds |D. F. Dirks cated Meter Terminals Co. we} ESTATE NEWS, SEI ‘i we gor aie iat , remrcnent: : Member American Feee Brick Association $1.50 WEEKLY : 160 feet of t U jae nsuré , ee pet . cn alt nd fie rte iy Pe lew n eperate tt) owe building : ; — | = One-nint inierest was purchase a _ es re asinine notary do. iMercantile Trust “©. epresented’ throu 1 manag mt Wil- NEX | PAGE. he OF a, Om ; Mrs. Julia Waterm: who it ir wor ; Pir an ing and . baie us sein | : as

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ec xnDAT PRL =. P: TEs Ss —— —— FOR RENT APAM __ FURNISHED West RENTS REDUC ‘ARGONNE APART AV ASHINGTON AT NEWLY FURNISHED AND 1 . =) —————o eS FASHION | SQUARE TO BE DAVISON-FRANK FUR C0. OPENS HARTWIG DISCHINGER CO. : — APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS F FOR | Ree Tb A RESORT FOR BUYERS SHOP IN AMBASSADOR BUILDING — REPORTS $200,000 IN SALES | HOTELS a cg | gunned miata teenth and Washington Is 2 : _sanounes Coceonade ‘Apartments The Renter's i RES. Fulfilled Model. e ‘he SRope on tee sevens i eports sales aggregating $200,- HOTELS ‘ - > Seca . ' treet side of the Ambassader gon ac follows For George F. Lo- | —— Pi i . ‘ ' PL are The new Fashion Square Building pe Pe es ea s a ; For Georg Zeke Sn ae ones 4054-60 ~ GRAND WE HAVE COMBINED BEALTY. af @-'renz to Mike Tustanowsx: 416 eae a :7 Locus we sermer of Thirteenth street and | Vis0"-Frank Fur Co. which has Washington place: for Feldman jearage, 7 TT) Ss See ecm 3165-67 GASCONADE COMFORTABLE AND REASONABLE RENT IN qgp 2 PosT-DIsPaTcH. ss 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. — 1822 Otte qe arene parte a oneaite ate ms ey 2 ‘ a ong The #7 "@ é »d floor f tire ce Roread ae 5 ast Ta! ger af en hod, OP HUT ucas ‘aTana aes 8 a ( O1 hel ¥ Aw | Hy : anutacturers agents S4Imnpie and oe 1 ae 1408-20-17 Washineto: ; i sad e 4 , pat ive—S* : lee ms. $1 en + . iv ; { : Saies rooms The building has 11 a. — : ' ogy aAY.enut 1OT j lent ft : trne- wkiy ft - SI54 Clive st AIG | . tor? ‘ = baa an nee om @ , ys ‘ a* ec . ec ' se sais he? : eo 832-34 Lee avenue; for ibe A HOTE? S00 Locyu Rur i . - , . ? etories, with ished Ae en x . si ‘ . r . ~ ‘ Ps : . » - = - ails A o ce - as “,8@u° @ of “0 ‘ofa: Toor area is » £6,001 ee : . Th ; NEWSTEA HoTE . ta — =. . = ede dressing rocam. Beeekg t . . ‘ ‘ i + AT ~ cs ‘ : b il ; ; ‘ a? 4 +, *¥ pete ott eet . we as 4 : a Fei —_ ? oO} ee. yes * 7 3 a. 4 7 . 3 SQUuatre fee’ it nas ({B He WW. Ve - : North , We . 2a TS the Wee | 2 | ae. ‘ > fans wee. Btoet heart? mart en te " South Side milly 2 Minutes from c - - “a s f ” / : A : : SY Te eS ? . . 4 ,or i wat i : ’ ’ ~ - ot 7 s 4 ot ‘ - a a 4 : - 2 - Oe ; - o ‘ . ‘ a Lr . . ; ce “Yrinkiar $ gate . . ms bw ld i U " i@®itnors i | iaertmea rp cr ' - artroinr* rontain living a aprinkler sys -4 oe . i mimarata and ae : . oie tem 3 . . SPs TAL m . «> smell aoe an Heat. vas heh : jan Oy Sees ¥ ICC anc Sacevuess reimgeration New firepr oof buildi: iss. aparimen.s O1israili g)¥ ij = room, T? e be men? } : ' , ; = - _ . mle cuathipits 5 rT oS i nzgaiow o@d ow * gton ” 2 a. ie ‘ sh sprue 2% ’ . ' = 5 : VERE MOI nas bee onstruc? ' —— : i0%* =) 2... — : ; ‘ . a Seaver a ; “a * 4 ed asae 1} ' , Benjami: reenverg, WAG Wisi n- enue: for a client Knickmerer- | ~ ae furnished. i gressing room, bath, kitchen. Ses land 2 extra 3 G ; arage amd has been ea eed rt 4 é id ad ; ‘ hia - si K r E 1. H Tt oe i ~*~ -“-. “= - ‘+F _ } ~o- — we 7A. or? s . ¢ + % e cu : d = st re - aanr B « ? 4 . 7K a wanrd ie | A ‘ ) ( “aa - — ee 7 i Rentals, $67 oV, $87.30, $35 and 3) ~~ aa 4 iding E 8 for Cooking , ; b.. = — rete ncn ta ’ a a ; : i,j SS | . . Aarts ; : : om . . or ’ . — . = 4 — ices ‘ : : : - = x 4 3 yy * , erwift : ? ; + ent - > . . ; > pfr fer tion ei e' y tor = oe ?y pica! fy r urpose The building is oe e: e i’rug , > | Schuette. iot in Normandy pla for { 38 «3 r - > electric light, ret: Stee te sale igual sane iss, “Tished apa» : nf pom a oe as | mM ee deat ‘ cht na ' Renin cl odie OE “gag ™ ; $1 > West West —— r b d second floor. eest 3arage, if 4 = = proof construction. The Rose Realt1 | Bags : « perie¢ Arinwur ! AI B ANY ‘HOTE L . — ——_— —- poe = iF ment, corner DuliaIng, taco Papen ace eis sd esired. ' Pets he Ar le Building 6197) Noes) mre ba exne lat A for 4 4 ; : =~ 7 pei CHE" sa — See af . ‘ ‘4 : - “* | . $ : 3 =o a r 4 ' r i\u ‘ wst ¥ a 4 ik ‘, “0. 18 owner, anc . 2s Matas the : ao mig , @ P ¢ ew tear — rs a = : A met : j “a } ¢ i _ a . = = ; i fe management of the Mullin-Waltere ~~ ” aa AUTApPATNA QU, Fre OG -J- ik, ry 7 . H R a o ls G | A " a = — ———a = : » oe oe . 4 "~°2 > Pon . os ‘ ‘i -~ * ‘ . if >? = : 4 Z * - - —— - : ianene premises and will make eX- | Norn Feseticth street: for Cant E [ike teats ta, imine hell er L DOO v NV enry R. Weisels Co., Inc., Agent = = 2 ensive alter: : eir store- jond to Maryanna Kalwa, flat. 4912 | car lin american plan. $50 per month , ~“hestn | “4 = ~ > — a i i a | s “ ‘ ; HE WENZLICK REPORTS 1? a 7 Franciseo avenue: for Lucy IL 4875 Paz - . bene . Jou can rent a~n ang wt arranged efficiency apartment meludit ng heat, hot water. | ING Eight and Unestnut : 5]: , a W ilm e°* - . 4 7 Lf Sl 7. ‘ o 7 ’ y = i 5 a ’ Tic refmge rati .* > i J, 1. EPSTEIN SELLS ANOTHER ce —_SS> : wah ope ‘ | 4 ‘ KINGSHIGHWAY HILLS” CORNER “5%: 0 For#Sovre, 020 For, | gape 8 Bis ipe Rieie TR Maryland Av. EP PR , 4 arat to Pred Koenig, «120 Far- |, Aspencar!and Eevpeas plait, room, an W THREE ROOMS, k IT “HEN ) Ds = ¢. The A ‘the rt 7 ‘ nl 7 Rea’ T" Cc uw ft ‘+ ' ed Sa. ry - — mT Se per e. ® nde! is , - : , P ; . i P P XN E () ) s \ :; TE > ; : , ‘ ‘ ~ . ‘ ‘ » ia h &germever lo? } R aTe a. op* ‘ ° ’ ww { grata ‘4 “ , 4 ‘ wate tc se~ on of the ty . >. »} - ’ re : ' thre if i ; } } res s plesm : as Ss . . ¢ . » ’ | A it -? . 4 e . . = " ry "yy ‘ n ' vt NG Sar ab Lar Lines ~e ry Ve Si ' ; ihe : : on : ; ritheys oy awn ’ : — laa , { AB. ANNE HO" EL _ ad ~_ : ‘4 Ager, reports the ¢ ring sales : t 4 ¥. cag eS ae | FOR > PER MON ‘TH ye | fn _ , pon : i lt « . " : 4 D * vv = * e’* i * as ° VA e , : 4 -_ - . room. kitchenet Lc nd dining-aico e. Ne A nip a, . r Z ~« = t r = ° , 7 * wt — i a ‘ , iT se 4 = ' s , ; atrect for enn —— — —_________ Sulphur avenue for Harr . . i eee i . Henry Roénfeldt to Joseph J.‘ _. APA MENTS FOR RENT |. .HriMin. WiLLIAd THE ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS % mar to Thomas I. Fees: Ingalow | Se i ee ee Series, Hot on Fattin avenue: t6 | “42 =e ree rooms. first MEK. int. St _— AT 3941 \ GRAND BL. | i eg | ova | tage inte Oe a ee ng 8 __moder | $ , RANI Tyas: te we om “- MOST REASONABLE KENT ON > 4 ef y ae . ; ’ > } # -) » “ io i ~~ ——t ww ~~ Pd oe | oman Pi / wi o wir \] PIERS . row. ‘ - 2 : 7 , pS ra s—— Re 3 Sad - a! FIREPROOF? RI ILDING. ; me . in ~ 2 al . bs : Olfa avenu o ; De, 7 ' fa? in Y and ‘ 7 , “1 ebox and eUaacs -. FEL DT JR KEALTY CO. SEE OUR SAMPLE $04 CHESTNUT ST - » neice | ae one best. 1 4 Conrad Jr. to ©. M. Carta! bun- 200-CAR GARAGE P| ANNED et Stréubs. tunsaiow. iene _ _ ' . t on iahned avenue for Harr pot Sas 9 2892 _ SH and 2829.24 Ty ES ps Td . oa, Ox. . AND, «SiG S "DPOM s0"er UTOV = to $75. Agent on » or reduction oa rema as PArk-| steve. good condit on ue for Harry | ports the sale of 9 feet on the |26. 3828-30 and 3832-34 Lee avenue: |s6aa Delmar’ © rome” Math... Fak: tonal Salcainene Tate” b otebeal on |e vow S008W Sena a FOR RENT ap i ¢ C. Vo — lout. Eaa- Eee * Na naa | . = APART mar to (eorge 4 henn? va . -?? . . ; ’ ; ; . for award ‘ Mever ’ Tar aT - oe | N Whitt : r e | Ci) ¥ . - —r . ” 2eiut Misa 8 mG. 2a | .PaALPTe.,... , ee at hbase p oF me wv ‘2 = “a } ‘ ct ‘ ‘ .> jue cae {), A 5 “ . . aes Oe : | ‘ . Pe : “> . . ™ ° A. May er Realty Co. a YA : : , asf iency BASTU .\ TE. ~ ~ | a oma pee e } = a oe ow ee See » ; —_ ~ a in 2 >. « er a“. os i G.. ims . shoaer t- : — = : by? Cant int « { j\@®arv’ ave ue r Katie Semple Vente -—: = Bare ie 7 a ck i izkrtor ave e ar ° ‘s18e ' hs Bs = func a4- , . 2A fh a , . ieee: am oe a il Be a toa pom . 2 4 "oom $5 _ s*ven (v2 51°89 Le bedrooms. 4.80 Murphy bed- west Mite he to Augesta Stahl: vacant . : ; ae Harner avenue: for Dan Sandau to 4107 § , Sado ‘ Préigitnice @ cinaeia! tans iting We ogg Riverside 4416 e632 bck north of Courthouse MEIER & service: $70 PArkview @2 - . PERS “as : . is BaTaRe = § mnedg % Tha “Arent ™ 293 wi _— OS au ‘ vs +i pena ae : , Stas ee ae ~~ ee, 5So . - We Sn eee CUMFORT. INC Clayt WYdewn 0958 EASTGATE. | 445 - = 4 - - , shane and al lot O29 Ouknw a avenue ne 4 ~ (e990) ~*~ : s 6 7 5 dandy LEi . - ~ ~ ’ ' : . st modern Carage in t! _— . , _™ MULLIN-W A ERass) ~rner L iio tae = 7% , 7 ; - * » * e a - . - ~~ = — 7 . *s *- ash ; = EASTGATE 740 “six beautifal LP - “ : « | Week has been started as APARTMENTS FOR RENT BY a0 wis : es lesira If You're Going to Move Washing:on - tt ; : Ee , = . . ies a . ‘ = 4 t i ~ ' ~~ ¢ Th t see ne we a 4.iiutl a unette exp res Dee. 1. GArfield o792 ww. D ly decora ted ihroughout frige > , ta | ._A™N Ee > SPRING SALES INCREASE _ ) , : | BY KNICKMEYER- FLEER FIRM REALTORS . bit b,x Apartments of latest design : Warner. 100 Walnut et. icT) seT¥ice: rent $75. PArkview ; | ‘ ’ z > ‘ rth mpc? ; ~ ‘ — » P . ® 2" —~ - _ am re - ae _—o _s 7 : ~ _ 7 - Oo Ps ss na 1 , 1h Eicarr ite | or . 4055 S. Grand Bl.. Corner Ventana. | APARTMENTS—Most exclusive’ beautifu! ENRIGHT 5218A—* - - rnerse Ningshieh wea and ; ; ~ men for Inepectior larre. airy som finest jecorating and “est vacant. scutes. ~ ae - a . > 2 . : . Kr Lee Se ' » & " ; iA > > ; ’ ; : : D>iewr = . ee . j eck ° ian eS. A ‘ rf - } ’ = 7 - -* 4 rs ? Y ™: 4 » I . : 7 2 -I . . rf es \* : _ . — - > , A a —e B a J . _ is 4 > “ Orn et? ncyTr = th rng ?ix sires Situated n ic husi ve res] [PR mai EN Ri] ;H ‘ SRRO —¢ roo ms, % Li» er a.” = 4 : Be i ; ae . ) . 5O00 > baths. FOrest 74340. ie Gur ° aparum e port ; as gg ce and for im- e erected « Ti¢ -. thec, rrers CS ent. . ENRIGHT 6320 Firs: Twi : : ‘ em, ag eT Cy a ‘ a ; 2 a4. ’ a La \ . > ‘ ‘ = iL ", ~ jw 4 = = ‘ -& i ; . . | ~*~ o - a = "Tm! TT Ls in i eee 4 room ar : ‘1 ur pn — —— - 4 Li’ i +h ' 7 . RPP . 4 47 . — f — ‘ _ . . 7 - . _ -_ : ins , ; . t - ’ ets, . as = * : renis m4 Sanitor — ° ’ im ents > ~~ 3 terant : m3 Su n parior Mu + y « 4 ™ » rz aN] f tes % a — . >» & S&res Bes r a ~ ys 2a rieqd ing OUnRa ' 4 eo 5 ate. . a ae . ; ° © ut oe eat re '’merration crs ~-J Speci. inc ucemen«- erty? “stesa ——h ties ze Maiers brick bungalow ae h 14 ee ant Unga : : ~\ a », «SOON ~ ’ oe : bm eabesnnntvainadiniantd Sains eeenansnedianliaadienaaenesanmananmaaeemameee nnn OREGON FE R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnu? one - tinole P’ i 2 jantier Fis n ' 4 ‘ . we ba a4 a. . ’ . - a. 2 : ; x * Racist setiininndeeiinganaaanata _ x ae SS se Ne ew SS Se — 4 th P pa asses ' ton ; » ELugens SelTZ £aiow t) Li Ni j PR m condition 37} ny T6s0. _ " me ne. asic # t r , . ** 4 i = " i — i a | - ~ — | ’ 7” «. : eo) = —- a . p Aik galo* 146 MeCaus'and aenus ‘ I oS io eae a = eae « in f es ; Mt Ld bivl : O23 1. D- mm art ents BELT 30 Gor. Caiesi——_4 rooms. > Mur- = Toa Sani _7 : Mei na ¢ =e on 3 TH! 4 coy FT ccrr ) ° } 7 he ; . bled nen bh oo ~ : . _ .- . 4 vr ’ . Ha > a - : ~ - 7 “_ a ms - . , . : oe ‘ . . _ \ . In the PA. ae a -_ 3 Foouss. am M ai — beds ®x° & len : er nd : t OD = oniv a Bere ¥Y = : ‘¢ : “€ - ; sae) ’ > . i¢ ber “*k eort i@e. 4.4, Roe aventiie fone Buy cing ius j Emanuel. q ] ] A 9 , ot ORS WELL 2 =. CO. 111 oa tia cKY REALTY wy 304 Wa _ * : ri) 7 . - _ ~_- ! } tout r t be . - ¥ fe " ~_ - 7 = s ‘ ‘ aa »* ’ - — “7. 2 eer x ; a , ~ 4s a is iad Matcher te Oliver Hacker. | barber: | X. Stolt: 5 Wii eer, ace fies won | | LLUISS¢ rms Apts. | 52.98 FO TE ENRIGHT 403 (oar BE Serie fsuN. 404e—0 room ; ri ~ (tax oo e . , — s — — , ~? ¢ aw a - « i ’ ’ ’ . or. 2 ' ~ i ; e . \ — * ws 2 in? ‘ X 4a rooms sun ’ rlor- ; _ se ih brick cottage, 4642 Tennessee avenues ; : 2 ; erase . oe ae . OO8-I3088 RUSSELL nee, 28 d ianiiog sezzice Furnished ‘ ene? * oe aay ime. — ret “T Ks 915 DELMAR . for Mabe! Spies to Henry Thamer ; oie MOE ent bh i? Vag ' om és oS “y pene neege. | lar bedrooms, also 5-room apartment, nitor service: $75. FOre oy | ceo ENRIGHT. 562 —2d east: S rooms. ga- electric refrigeration. shower bet, Ramspott do tele i t . 1s | 4 —_ 8 ‘ ‘ 4 a= a, 2 & ' v.e - s > .* . | : for : . = , " ; . ; Sou rde- rag*. sieam- fat ed aDiter service HO baicony ee ches. incineratora, Nia avtenue. for Peter Porn t lan 15 vears for the (it. (~% 2) >} : ; haat , oem. phe ; , ~F ti anita able apartment« on the th «& all . 4 Os? a as ke — : tlle kitehes ’ eu: sina . ae atten . } . 11 Rerna .* ’ ne? flat P . ee a oe ” ' ‘ ‘ ' noth have 3 expeseres: rentals teclede gas. CABANNE. oo. wT ~———q5 To ma: newiy deco- Waks. hardwood f oors. ’ 3 ' , , : | 7 “or —~ —_s electric and mechanica! refriceratiea - Tal led anitor een “free heat fea) imsnecia‘é os sere sion: Open. street, for. N la Mooroyveanes t partis B transactic ee St ‘bs > seein 3 la Central - “ 1 sg Pita eae. sini: only a few left: see them today CABANNE. 5531—5 eutiful. large. sun- | == ALTY CO... 5243 Delmar. FOrss a == . —==—_ my rooms, newiy Jecorated thro Lert ty larcn} nd M (? S « RA a* ia Stee b ~~ janitor aervice . cst Sau pr onre Av rer - e ats room and sun room. with bed: first-class oo eae ee —a STOCK-SCOTT REALTY CO - Senethy to Wittaka Pocetl 7 : tay |] : : i eee = ETZEL, 5645—F : SALES OF 2 BUNGALOWS +:..20°°5.0° SUS? N hanes ee | SRRANNE. S000 3 totaa 3 bedroome: | Staal +: , ; orth : . ‘ ; : | > mn : : \ ’ 4 ‘ -_ . ‘ $ = ; a - 2 , “ . me nt : . = a - 4 7 L a4 47 ’ ' i — : ~ =r Ri NG, it? ~ = -_ Am le: . “we t : e ® Pm l= Be 4 Suit enant ed ce «(CT Ls — = The ¥ ; vey SPT to m7 ment > na anes ‘ % ~ moe ' 4 Ores or: gee owner at 6335 De>mar CLID ’ $0" 2 ®iiiS t.€a a “t= the - : e s ls Pere? OF partment. hard o« : + . — oe ~ ae gr end ‘ t ie ° me se , Me, em % 2 Arey , 2 ¢ 4 A« ~ ‘ a " . -or* 4 at athe) lati ' if at | ' it? ~ LP ’ oT ] _ } 7 "= ; ie ee . bungalos 1 lot vr 198 feet, for R ird Weisse: to John 2 — Res an ah is dee af cee aco toe sis aa 4 JULIUS HALLER R_E CO. 807 Chestaut. nerthi—+4 fine rooms aed : . on . ¢ ‘ ’ “e © . iu er { ——_—_—— eee SANE : nl ° ° — . ‘ = aan por = =siies - f . ' wrt ’ . : . “_. ners ems ‘ : . RAaANNE 584? 7° OREON I & ! . AS : Pas td ot ORS ror Jose} ic Pes 929 Lorraine Anzaiones sngalo 45°9 CMaxto: a? , o% ‘ - Br TEKING. S627 Graves, PRoeapect Iaisa. 4 : CABANNE, 5614—Apar:ment. 12 rooms 2 © ———— en - . is : : 4 : ~t hh = = ~ ‘ .” > = nw . > "3 f home Chur road tals i. ng tapger ; "2 TTR 213 aud pT ath a ~ § OVERLOOKING RESERVOIR PARK athroems, extra toilet room sugroom REST PARK. 43505 aS feur acres y . _— " ms av" > (Or ent 4 Chmeve : “ . +o ¢ unds. shade trees. §$) :t r ining ‘e: , . - ’ 4 } 3 ~? in ™ . art . + ; al i ; cy VFRITLYI cw &% ~~— 4 Ridge Wor ° had tr ate? }! of gr ‘ vf Harr r Al: ' 4> apartment that is new «mart. ! —= ace Bes ia oe decane a t » ; ‘ ‘ ~s Ae : a —_ - - ae —— a - - r= . — " . , Re + lh , ste = trew :' | ‘ enue luxUrieus and modern to the minutest 7 CABANNE. 5843-—5 rooms. verry attrac. * _CORNWELL R. E. ‘ . - . .** . . j . - 4 a . ‘ ~ | a ~ sa 's 2 ; ~” an ~~ cn ma as : a — —- " = ms ~~ “ . eit ; errace | ~ Q } ' t 4 : - eta mtining all the attributes de re arrangeme arge rooms, compliers PORSYTHE 2553—-T ro * . : -_ : ae ee Oa = Se Ff A & é . a ‘> x ’ ~~ eu ee ? = > ~ . ’ = : _ s ‘ ~~. ‘ . ~— e+ > . | | er street. flat. to Minna Marie Kra-/ +.».. t.+: hee tag Rae Rea ae nue. for W a Froese to Eliz — HARKINS A CM. MWeDONALD KE. CO. 1 ae | sirable in an apartment b fF tie Bath, shower: references. GODWIN rated garage rea aona bie. : el f a A. Roh}- sig Fiza - KEN\TS “KPDI ED TO “$40 > HITE Chestaut. — = ees See | REALTY Co. 5243 Delmar. Forest 3379. PAKEWELL. 118 N. 7th cm) = ei Pdi 7 sad . - : . mer ‘ “+ ‘ATSSA etta A\? ij @ to 4 . v ‘ ' . e : ve Ty ~ =. : — > ow ‘ “et ~ 7 ™ wy oT = - ‘ - . . : See . } ae? * a 7 : . 4 n- a ‘Ad . ~ ’ . . , = ; 6 reome—* ha th : EN Ocoee ee ne eT NT a RE i as ane : : " - Oe ° _ . 5 , ! = batha, _ ——— , — , — — 7 4 PD. Patters 4728 «S —_ : ed» ‘ = , —— ey" ' a co R : i. = d é mniversi?. tn mee FR i i piac fo \T iy Eeechter. « . i . i 7 ree, OF 5 roome--1 bath ci ARPANNE #628683—4 moms and sun Dar- ODE LLATA S94 SN. Third bs x ’ Pnue ’ red ca ul aif ow? a ‘ sa ; : x 4 ’ ‘ - hed ® : o - , = heat and nr aerroce £ —— — r o -lor o tid . , y ) ' , ~ _ . . anne > if . — .* . . . . “ ~ >> " . . roor ¢ » _ Cas ’ war > & 2G ’ ie . . . . . 7 . rs = Yor the rerta! f ~ » : “ : ” . 7 & ‘>i Vernard ¥V A ; me .; : gis I Ri iV } I. I. re NGS Sis } fics MAGNOLIA AYN ‘ us irom $80. . A wor Serfyi location on southwest cor TAMILTO -\._——4 - be - 7 6 . eT A, \ 4 cram 4 c tire . ‘ ; : ne - -_, : Gn ¢ Are. "t ne a é 4 : 7 Vi ’ = . —_ : cS r=, arts . i va i | i 4 | | 4 . es ss : ; Tr’ar lessees teat i - = Q ad Palen eona float? e i : ¢ - P ei f eorge WAR | 438 feet beine soi’ for F 3. tudes tesla vent - ie ig noc es . Sail i yg em rg ge janitor service: teasonable . : : : Gye a . ‘ a ~ _— st-e s. i,zuGe a r —— r> ob sgl ciate i 7, j \ th | \ } 4 \ ” ~ m ; ag | s M. i. Re DE “MY . 7 ry arge room. at) arrange that two office: - — a = - oo eins , - . £ ; : . : ‘ ‘ - a ‘ ’ ee | : ~UOF - i ; ‘ Rats ia — | ‘ 4 - é 4 { o 4 a> he »~ a + ¢- nt with > wait ne = ion HAM™MILTUN 1380 room “— “ ; : —_ : A} Jers .* ai.enus > ‘ i“ e* ‘ PROF] 1-SCHNELL COMPANY a = 4° 4 ta xington si icine ani ee ‘ 5 A Ay 4 m . T}er7zty sy RF ATrTY cy tia, ¢ hy ,uteeRa i Io MAin 4124. an 3 lirin -rwywn « n “ear Tome ave? 3s ww ¥ ars res. =e a ‘ e FS ga : 4,41 Lee avennu: \\ " Scott * = Dells-en Wile 2 — . : a e 12s S-room am, ’ sr 4 . : £749 ~ idin . ‘ : . . , = ® i ’ ii . .\ a TT a ~+ B . 4 ‘ . . o 4 ate ms ' o—— “ -- a == + > ard wood flan and hn? walter hee . , new A. a ‘ ; - »* “ae ‘ in nal r a a d .* ‘ _. ; — . Stele ~ > ‘ ie oe . 4 a ~ 4 _ . ae ‘ ' A Toor Fa : oe: Nort r Fuclid avenue * : hy i " _ . — ceo ; sonandD.- drive by and ere the CBtLict A% 4 , : : Raetele« 12.a7? ‘ R Proetz & Sch ne Ss effeart;s . Aven ue "OT Hien Kn by) ver ft reef ras ent P me fs = ~ al uf - . = nhs $ 2 en rcv regteg °aa . ee . iT? AK UT i . ™ - , . : “ . , . . . ’ . ‘ " ' * - . “4 z > =* * . — > , ae - -_ = ra ee ; . x x — ‘ . , . = = = WENZTLICK FARFI ELD 142 HMaMILTON « 2k q j } — nA 4 + e ‘ - ¢ £ PRS T Tr Y ? é or a x - 4 ‘ ‘\“« ‘ ~ ‘ i Ss es bint - : 7 “re qa te t enst of 474) ri ‘ ~ ‘ — Pe —— anit aerwice $5 Ps . Yat Be \ -? Re > = : ‘ +? » 4 ~~ be ~ = . - _ : ae sd a ‘> > > | 4 i fa ' Caw ~? r “D4 aun para r z * er ? oe or .> os i . . ‘ _ - 1 4 4 ft - : = 2 £ iS Aff avenue to VW i Nerone a i “A =O er nt (eg - . . ; — he : ‘A ‘A ~e HA ‘ 4h). i a bs ‘ . i . co! te i ‘ . ‘ ‘ . ny : " - +. Cs . : ; \ *. lw 9 *~* —— 1- = «2 - * 1 . _ i ™N . r ~ ‘ P — - ° = _ $ , - . , . . ry ea i " : Ti . , ~ : a ~ nal T Yeu st*? r m G . ; - ‘ - ‘ = , - ~ » ‘ . = ; > ‘ ow - -; i? HOUSE NEAR] Ti... t ' a , OAV ISSO lw “ : Py = iia HARTEORD ‘ ~ oe 7 ; a | Lindell 046 Mere a ft SCOTT 4 . . ‘ v aS . -+ *4 ia? ; . beady “es - re ’ ™~ ‘ » Ds : x +. , : : 4 ; ey ATES 4420 F Psi floor as" 5 n . . ss * . 4 : ~ ~~ J > — : * _ LJ 4 MT! - wW * . > > t ; . . . } . ‘ = a = " ‘ « - Oo - a4 sae * : : . nia apenas ans . oe. naorseqd thn: “4 are. Fe ee . ~ es a ll ' : ae as. ' : : et rripesietie ty 3 OF \ ; ras APAR Tp 7 E ~ r ~ rn NE. £€ PR. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. _Deeutifu Cas, sm | ‘ te , 4 : ~—edinenen tad - a ot Fast progress is being mad: niof Heary PP: § roHede: Ia > - . VERNON LAUX. 7 Th a . —e ated arg a! _ 2413 ass ee : —_———— —s =: FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ATES. 6301 arge rooms. in-ador) ay as 3 , } j % the construction of 1} nrofessiona? sCker? Manhen WV \ TAROT — =F. Bacen Street Sold. ; WY? T : ; , = , ate > = , iLTw maT—4 é ‘ truct : ‘ Lie ; i }mhu > 7 ‘e ; VA y + : ’ oe - = mi : a : a. ‘ ~ e #, I 4} L1\ETTT 4\ 7 4 RAND RI. aT -- : a -- 4 ‘ . = . : : — i : ~ Op pes te Beautiful RK rrol > — : | : I Ron carves: Sure ATES. 6265—-Firgt floor east: 4 m8: ZAWILTON TER 38 ad = S = ‘ 7 ‘ » : ie? ; , _—— ; . . . . ™ = al . . »-* « 7 > ’ - = ; om Big Bend boulevard, in an effort “~¢™ Bavon etree ' . ms , 1: ' _ . ke t includes beat. gas, electricty, e-reened noreh $80 HAMILTON TER . . oe r . * efrigeration and running ire water. JOHN §. BLAKE @ BRO... $15 Chestaut — - . - Th si iaataianeias . ' 4K S15 z te have it mmpieted a . As + ‘ =e ‘ © a a ¢$vre f t 4 t + r x1 : ’ —_ , large oh le in | . - -_— : tea ~ oa tie ¥: x ha . i and read) — i . 24 1 . a , : ' ‘ . si de or . hs os and dining reem. ea 1G nal ; : Ps . . Aa 5 om a 4 ° . 9 ; oO I ‘ of . cy 4 ° = _—_ ‘ « 4 Urine _ urnis oi ; : ed ‘ : s pe ‘ F4 7 . 4 oe the ope nen ,* +) 4 , - . 4 vr ef -. r “=o + . > ~ . ” A cererat . . aa . : er oe . -o - «+ - us i : ne 8 rece nage wee iede e * AiAe? . . - ’ . = GRAVOMNS-FLLINWOoD APARTWENT \ few suites «till avuilable see why a _—— * ae HEMAN. *{27—} Riera 4S o 4% ~ of at eee | \ *n -i) 4 > Ati a4 © ™s« Srea kao "anor — a a. 7e yy CF ate : ay : ~e oa aa t . ' iFvié€ a0 ¥ ‘Th. " i. +A 443 é : . re - = ii 5 : Ouse s w uncer ‘ i ai . 3 - - Ft RNISHED HOTEL ROOM —— ter seevice: S$f° we ¢ 4 us. C1" a Tray by a gBenuine desire to render : ' vale am @1 . j Wit B . oe " or servi 7 ses seco! Ry -* “ “ a? . it arvice a ‘s . . 7 i ‘ 1, ‘ ae - - ot , — ~ + ‘ e ie > ¥ Re € ** > : ~ i i ** a : ‘ se | 4 rc ¥ —-. ana rtimen:! on rane = T Nel : : } : ears : : ” os we 5 gas feseP Roa: Manager on premise« (-Rand 20874 mel amreate o teat on throws * * ts ee leper *Sevewedveweervere VeTcure *"yevee tt tithe hhbeoe Le TT Seetiecdes: ....\|.. ss (ae ea es) nn mear the first tee On the side next 1 $U » *h Tae | ’ } . . . te Be poo; W of A OMMmModious an en — irrangee and e i tee Bcreenea porch. The house will pro. i a | ~~ . . ror the erotesa«rne 4% > a P min wige ever " enience for golfers TT : ‘ c Ss APPROVED BT MEDICA, AND DP ATA. socure ¥ , + 3 . . mal _ _ FRED W. GELAN CO. REPORTS TT “ . 2 i? Ss : . : f » HEAT. LN-HT AND GAS 9 aaa , ' Mur mame 7 roome® #*eping porch. S67 VS /)) ; . : > PSP REALTY ANP FONT. co : at fuTnished be a . ~~. Cert i Mita ‘ , ] . /4 . uz : 7 + 7 > ae a 3 7 oh 07 gs he Fred W. Gelan Realty Co H i HOrTEAL ) : aes | aes | mal Soe eS - = . : ™ : . ‘ Pr. . > : y 2 : . aT s = ma re 1 - - : - aus 4 S455 Gravois avenue, reports the! emmelmann-Spackler — — rRA I ARG? ROO ws (9% SHEN as VAQQ * ae INIT Siig a ana B lita -sen ow —— A — . oe 3% r 6 er ae 1} ~ tom om Yim 7" trrnahe heer ed ; ; hath ox . ? , | ’ - 4 ' ‘ a P ‘h f ts°aT ore Pn. ple . ire. : na . * ¢ . on ee : a tard Fee «* fens 2 R E Co 7th & Ch corerates S159 Nature ye ene ee ' F ; ge encr apar —T LAT T OS. 6854 Hi F n ad . For " sony - : trick VUNEAICW af 5448 Karsas © ° ties P estnut rRaN - RP ' : 4 - anil nage - - ~e . a or Street for Bert J. Skenala to WW?! viam Schiller frame DBurgalow a? 39¢9 Schiller p) - ON WP OC lo —z&>— > Ga z Mtl . . - - adigiem: 3 7 e t . » , ‘Sie & : 7 wt ta hewgk oct - , ° : - 7 o bi. © ‘ . low at 0446 NAMSaAS Street for Rers en - ” tr £ ve _ — ie m “ ~( 1 iv 3 ; —.. ‘ 7 te Ee “—— « ‘ - . some , | m4 rs . a ; s ahve ‘ ~. 4 rf f rt “water janiter z oa . . - : : : ~~ . , ¥ 2 J. Skepala to Arthur F Weismitte- ait ote agp conte shies pee Ap cer a- FINA-ANDERSON (CO. | DE BALIVIERE 2317 (No @2\—Niw 3 KINGSETR 5; _w } SALES OF S0 ry 1 pe Te Epstein & S sere /8| he mnciriene Sr hs Renae > |e ae 4 e n a \¢ a ‘ ~ . = ° ++ al C iii & on — ; RE ~. x. 7 = : _ s = esinut . - . 7? & gl i silt. - ; " ” | - a 7 . a. ; = . ‘44 ? > a - . ‘ + - , j on ae = _ — 2 . . -——- a : ae te vt. She Li 6375 mi. WOR MI — i ti ‘ West ' nT i . Rr £7450. 8 -.omne tile be th ue - .- : oe ry a ‘ o fits dana -s- 4.7 re 7 2 kDELA a -ner Wasi : raftez walle eiectric refrigeration. of enrate tk. .. eons — oe abilit f So og #3 4S _ ~~ as=.ng-OR | hice ‘aritor eer - ry “= . The Josep h F. Dickmann Real Es- y to serve you | 7 uth , 10 ae | oH ‘ A eed 4 — —— & rooms. 2 bathe a . . . » 2°44 “ - ; . . en 5 t 7 a.” > 5 re ; % * ; 2 oak si eg gory riweetM« sna wat h« aniter eery we i a¢ an fs ig * -_, ~ — -_ _ a 2 " re Alphonse Froehiy for H. J. Lutz in all matters pertaining ARSENA i =| Fie ROP NMP K REAL ESTATE co : - -owirem®: eteem heat: tanétor LACLEDE. 4333—a 27 ment . i oe , $7 EPS , : ee tArfield see os 4” i4 Walnwrjeht Hide a : , ee 62790 Louisiana avenue foubie flat . , as - ‘ ~ : ow Or : : eubi flat to Mortgage Loans AR , . ‘ a | ‘ - & rvucrne ow ? . JELMARK —4 ime. Wie bat .* iS¥f¥eren,, 107 . . . . . 7 . . ‘ ° _ ee > ‘a ~ ? a . . . for Joseph Tullman: 3862 Humph- aa farage Seam beet bot New Most Reautitiul Mey: st 491¢ : red a. a \“LEDE 450é—tpndon A = = eae ’ : sO gts -~ © \% cS penis blid a0 so ——_§ g . SAVINGS TRUST co. 1915 “DELMAK Se i . : : _— - * 7 , 7 +» 7 . = . - . , ~ = = , ‘ . “ ' _ rey stree’ > nz - f a’ F ‘ ’ ’ Ka te . P - > " ii. : a * = a - on . ’ - © s P o , P UC «teiee MAD , ’ . ty ° } t ‘ : } os . - . «et,» ~ = mann for Katherine Nieinert and WV ( na oat 1 : ~Aprad ) iit ‘ Prd ~ ble 2 “a : ¢. Wms . = % sat ; if t vi Oe 4. . Y : - = . ; 2 ra* ; " 4 he 7 * _ al MM . . . At ae: 4 | is ” AD e Alice Tro. bungalPFah ‘Ti at" sce ~~ s —. 2 rT - Be ry : . . T M . os 4 + “eornse T ° ” - a. rie? . ~ a ont. MA.n at . , 4 . , ' . “ I * wit? : . - - -* ' ~ a " | Rng on . ~ r : : Avenue to Melvin Wakefield for | ) ARSEN | _* Bem bie 2 bor me © ea |=APARTMENT—3 rooms. bath. am. wot . Shh. leuctes | furnished an@ ‘ur 152 r phone WEISELS. MAM i ome aid Calvin A. Slover 1s J Z a nw a SU. ee ea , : : rater $45: open. FOrest 683 a, Tahed: $50 up. CAdeny 1911 62) a . : . . " Ts * . ‘ . > ; » * % » - .£ — ' > — a : e = : " , —— ee am ? a ° ° ° ad . -~ , * - € The f ’ : rf «} : EV ' 8 O-ee La . ' sg . 4 . : " wer bi VF ME — Se aut j > On arée roome DEL AR “dae TF ™ Sp ertment “ee wA VaR. $56 — @ room ILIAMS & o- rina transfer of the re«idence Ae . ‘ j bad Tair” ; ° ’ : ‘ . . “ 7 4 2 “ ™ " or a nae 7? oe iF Cex a od and Deint rene e0 a-. or . ™ oeiendl — ——_ > , ° ‘¢ - ; . 2 bad ° Q * a ’ ~ " ~ “ - vm — ae - - . + G ning ‘ 4.) . ye 3 —. @e?f* . . “ I AMES F MA ‘STON Realtor a DE ‘ .. VAN a “Ig? =~ ae — . ‘ o a - « ~ eo ‘ Ss : , - aay? + oaon . r Pte ‘ MA . . e tj “e L ~» _.....- S aid 9: 5 a ie cs , . +? vo och? 7 4 h — % (astieman avenue , \ hyve ~_" +f tt R . A] 3 ty m* . . . : . ~« , : : - sm : — Mort ~ I ‘ . - " -_ . ~ " ‘ ~ oe _ : * : a Serkamep FPirm + M Offte | zazr Loan Correspondents to ere , a te ‘ bn after Sunde- - ‘ ; . rat . > as - +. we e ete ’ a J 7 . c- wae =~ 9 ~—— a oe Oe me es 2 Metropetitan Léafe Insurance Co. Os. F. DICKMANNS KR. CO. 622 ¢ he«rnw > APs 4 oy sty “eome soe aA ° Se re ‘our . ‘ a ous ! : 1 eet a? ha .? i¢ * ; #'ta sad * ° . P . 4 4 ‘ _ abe i é 4 >. & — “ . ; , - metrow, The firm bas be ‘Lis i GAetinns 680% ‘(:Arfield @810 © me ; . | Ses Mores ob wan fas and elie pra, ne yp Be Fa ~ — Present iocaison for 28 vears. : , er : seo PIVE-Reow EFFE s .t MERRY BFP: O45 FOR rn ‘tse aFir rh. Fr RATOR. : MOA on an eee ge ay a _ : - ’ - . > ’ 7 = . ’ i> a Ser a Eee eee ‘a ime rae 4 =a sf 0 a rat j « ' : , (ee Z ava? * rw s *—— - — _- oe Agcmnngs rapt agate: ek Saag

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AAOL ILS SODAS. 7 es. 192? oe 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. ______posr-pisratcn CAPES 2 Se! 2 19 ——== ~~ : 3S NT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT _ APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT “| APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENT PART RTMENTS FOR RE : | poe agg : FOR —FURNISHED —FURNISHED Weet West West West | — FURNISHED HOUSES, FLATS ‘West ; — | _ West West EST INE. 4$364—First floor: 6 rooms: £997 Ne "f \W vOOD A V ost N 5 - Bt > SIPNA NTS OL > oA Southwest 4 : _——— 2 ss Baschcss J ° b: t] at at ift] heat. Yard) I BEY Euclid Terrace Apartments Al AT I MENTS I OR RENT Lap, . TENTS : . . 3 ME :> > rc. PRE ST_CO., 4915 DELMAR. nok ont ae — } (So KN. EUCLID—Beautiful sad = ape , es ~ ne . s be ) five 1901 - | - % id y TY \ J 4 ; y ’ yy , |" . >, a yen? vittyd 4 , “yp ent tit = 7a Anae — . bios : : ry , » > “ pits ‘ , a ; ” ; ~ : ry = - Expectat 1OTES |: ulfilled cau apo crcl YT Qs fle QO: roo) as, 2 bathe $ 35, will pind promises unde ait ng ae fe -3 | ete oh Bs» a am de neg: mi: : ( sre : ok =. nan act | DEVO i a Ek mde wc ~~ Bye! 1 AGENTS’ RENT LISTS COMBINED BEAUTY, ARGO. : ving, dress. bathr ic: | x Seer vate’ art “aaene’ tac Tiamat 2.50 10 $70, including refrigeration. | b RENT LIST . , ry ‘ ae ie rats “Decaf gte A iird floor. eas > reo nd hs] Del mar: re) REAM INABLE RENT IN T . W AS SH l N G | ON ‘A ( : i A \ | v 5 ae SE 386 6 nr om, | MI ar C; i noceD nt ) re. ) " 1e. y ' , wa eae D DN EALTY ens TOO ver . bath ee .s light APARTMENTS . HE \EW [, Y I U RN ISHE D AND U NF U RNISHI .D BAk “\) PLL. oben wag 2 WY Arf 13 oSe - 0 owner. Mr. Ma ler. GArtieid } 0 | 504 Wainwrigl. Pidg . 2s : jon: $ } = tte ‘ ft Z m wn “ Se MY. _ es ee we ight. my aut — “MAN a’ is He ar BINSKY RicAl yo] EPSTEIN be ; ¥ 73s $) RACUSE A\ iv. " ‘ 664 Washington A OCk ’ f fel) A phan ) ) — = : : ry , : ; . . ‘* i APARTMENT a x eae . ¢ oe . firs f fat ‘ ¥-f> ‘ar ant Fy it ‘oOnst:.tin of ln whe VW Es T PINE. 19465 |——- Beautiful lig rhit 4 ly A T 1 I: R | \ > A } AR si \ E N T S s ‘ ; ; ‘ As Ah. i ¥ i ‘ O te } , — | APAK'1 Mi *~ ] v' i> . i ’ .e 4-9 ry ‘ of > Mi uri hy Leora) re4aevw - ie ge aled he reakfast r and kitchenette, which have just rooms, sun parlor. sleeping porch, ‘ 32 WASHINGTON BL W EST HARLAN ge —=j' ga3 Jroom furnished efiimeiecy 95-2" asbie rent , on P i | % roc Wi . ot jt furn ture. St , ns. maths; large ‘ ard: SI: 30: rarace if desired. a . rocert efftiqencies ey ry Late 663 DI I : " . PI; Z: Dr ve \ - =r , A Oe ik up. PArkvies i &) ~r LEL AND aN ii ENRIGH I AND CL ARA : Lh ak ee a few larger &uil consisting © living room with double . G&G. BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. ve: ce, ineluding heat. ice, Gas, electric v463 DELMAR BL ata ive Apartments ' oa ag —~To subiet ' ry FA. 1 4 f so a | 4 ea“ TO acne ign Mg ee ache 1: : NE WSTE \D—RE NT REDUCED nito? rvice. ete ou ; ory reasonable t only 370 including lectriei South Side Pershing. Weat of Union ris] { f re ee 3 Fs ; ice and in-coming phone calls. 4-room emey? | etn endows A! “ REA KIVE RSIDE 14974. Se Te eae te CHEAP REN’ a 2nd + | : a Ones ea TBO ‘i . ’ : 4 — } . } } tirant Ive ih? * f 4 . %-room ‘ " ' ; ’r Tire ’ > . Soa } Ren ng eormfort al convenience the Argonne will be attractive. irigerat gas iewly ad Pi oonls ) lene) até - a BARY Mr R 55k: t} i Ope! M a! @ke@r ao! premises $40.00. SSO_00 and 5.0.00 i : ‘ : abl . acu j ‘4 N i} b. Til W 4 ee . ness 4 4° er completely retinished Ss LoOonIS, . »atns OREON E me Gd a Vee SUCKINGH? f cou : $-room ¢ ' . locatt --~ reasonal 4 “eee : " “aes ; 5 ‘ ‘ , : - ‘ > salle ' 00 ents contain living | redeco! te d: rangeé¢janitom service pat : @rer eo »,PTMEN Jays. 2 & RK. G. | - INCESSION ) eaily fu Kimar 08) 6 layton and De Mun PArkview 14 07 ) ‘. . hep dinette | urnished. ger sent : WEST END, APASERES? $00 Chestnut St. Four nice rooms. 6-room efficiency. ener on ees cs8O , J ot _ ‘ tr: 4 be drooms. i ; \ i e0 | p>? ; APART) i] (ST ‘ ~ 7 ' rd aclagini ‘ fone ae 1 ite i — . --— : anes — j — — meget vy of li . re ry iINGHA Mi OUR $9°.4— Seattle “ bes ner wrrr”e of} " Ot il Pinner } vv © tebe ive. yo . — . irs | PbOOT 4 F r : : Jf " mr . ‘ rTi ie ben ) J uaing: Bas for Cooking, 7 mes us , _ CON ; :. SCOTT as Each apartment occupies enti loo! lency, neatly furnmhed. DElmar 68! fo .?T ‘a} f } r : ‘ nat i= Su a ‘ Lee P bk b 0) XN ; P ‘ , ry tM 7 p Nol urn > CH OUL*AaAU JS roome. clect! ee. } ss TITS ee Oe = ere ret BANISTER KR. E. €0. MAin 0444 | I} ( f . | - | ms 7 ae any. S reem : OOMS, Ik ITCHENETT : ae 445 DE BALIVIERE A V. $245 West Pine bl. S82.50°° 2 rooms 2 6305 CABANNE . sos sede oleesiagl ea 1e UOxtTore | roums, corner $70. JU 3650 O'Meara, 3 rooins: modera: - , ’ \ A he | | E ' e - . . : 7 Ade “y r : at 1, a a "4 14 era an LOW AS $415 1% mers . ; bs , ' ? | 7 ; ; { F . : } , Fy par ; s' tio! nharavwrood L\OoTs Lie ato, “ane wt, jesse Nes rpicu te) efficien: ipa! . . Vie ‘ f eautifu mijjt | ‘ pre ; aul atts st or , eoms leetrie: N R AC 70 3 Northw ex] ( oO} ne) of Mel he SQ]! aia 1). Baliv | ior Soe manage} un? 42 ' r In ments: lee JON Lan | ed: ve ) Aveul : P he ‘ mn | L - cy] = ‘ pal.) ee Ou ' easy — . wail av. ; ( ; } Four room effici : sage OP neat tite cts | CHOICE EFFICIENCY. ONLY $4: of wht and air; open for rmspection : , , , “n & fae age CrMaAR 52 | : ed 3 eine: Se. 4 , g ressing wap a ec at ater. Se Modern davlight apartment: heat. elec- W. B. SHELP & CO. 109 N. mt | , tin ct Te Set apartme mt vat arge yerd it in, 3 large, hight roome, elec a4°- * aa vile bat ental in ee es ;' ' tr 12, ate? itor ryice Inmciuae ’ oI ELD” eofts a * si lp 5 S 7 roome; bath Y angs chante [[—Especially adap r anyone employed d | it. Jeffersonian Apartment 0 De yer! Waterman ; ce Ape nels ayer ante. yee ) } ‘ye frexe ’ 1s : . —_—— L4i1lLSAl’G $j vin ~ rt} | PAR } aid ac} ° r rita, i ‘ na . 7 etric: § . s-room, rea bed. ; BUF Pfictey rime! nething new and first of | Baliviers orner $ reorm ind 3 bat rieapenc’~- aw i ral iv | decorate throughou ~ _ » . @ roens; bah i the conveniences | - paigber meery ape =| tile a con’ we. 3° | DELMAR, 6555—diegant %4-room efficien ri 30 HE 4h) : bt : ‘ a een , car it} we? he an ey ~ ‘ f enone ind Se: at t art } it} "hi in le a Ante . ; iG 4% . > cy aleo 4-room furnished. PArkview $e 16 locati MOTEL ROO} e, with reesing roon mais: 9 we, | oe 4ose Aldin , ee a hare oe, oa Geel nee maine ys ee at BM E (iiraldin Bros, | tty Seda ae ine es oy wemen a ani Bia wots ; * neigh caiie “ogee tte whe sidtinnelat nena dint. etait: a odin 4 ion nt yaaa ee ee ee Ra aOR ie » ee wr th. 7” ”- « ce age — e P wo a er es nied By 6s ee ty By eR or ee ae pat raat rings oF oer (oh) ‘ rooms =. on oO) : / ‘ . liences. decoreted: 4). ee i DOSite jnor b PuUrnIshea + a dice ois . serine eee ear , . ane oe sg take V4 ’ ; rooms he Ye ne ee lalilicr Tacconst - ow - 5b — Beautifullv furnished yd i be Maury. 4 rooms, sleeuing ,cren; F rerent Ifo ruse ” laa tae : { for key. ( LEV Entr \ “03 (cBdt I | Ie ’ , me * rooms: adults: best class, , acl QT; _ ( (>, A; ° : 5 rooms: modern, #454 emises ‘today. . Ki T 7 " c CHoIcr ¥ EPEM pen cy ONLY gg ay AP \ Kt T M EN iTS | Qa ee ——— re a j Chestn . FILS — i (wOMS, SUN p AF 13: onde antors 4 rooms; moeode.n; in gO a fe ; 7 ae Wels: , AArIDNn : peter: LOR, SLEEPIN ORCH, 2 BATHS. GA \1 condition: 340. | RANELAGH APARTMENTS — pi SU Peel 8) agus ts nu, ager eur tte ot |( BAST HARLAN COUR} Se Ae SA, (MSE RSP me, ot corer McePHERSON 10 De Baliviere. mn (easy | tea MePhe ; i s: o400 DELMAR Blu. vv : UR e Guaranty Bld 11324 Rutger. & rooms; gil coareni oi07 . . » Balivies 9. (oPh Lod | ; ‘2 : : nies: $4 ney Spor 2h i | C ff tiful.y furn.sned 1% beds, col ung 9% 4 LELAN A \ DELMAR sada gee = oe lor $69 Y ou © an Get , Spe cial Inducement | 2 be tage > en we ine JIS, air, 3 roe iant sat a : } - ee ‘ - Z . , ‘. Ty 1? * oe ary ’ . / rifiiete ? } : —" ris wtif Ps ' AD . r ri! » ! " | ‘ az. ‘ | : ; ae f 7 ‘ . P eo ; tiers 7 : ei ian ; ' ar °. uh re "90:7! y ro , | } ae bag | dh . rs = 7 ie Red co e - 4 ht al ' larg 2 wd ts art ‘ t} dll ( ourt Apart me: CoO si Livi ig room, pO ‘ ah: ee ’ 4 —_ : ’ ‘ dec crated: garage; . Reni $1! A M roo! Pieclene sy SSE SCEED nisned nia ere 6 ee een he , cea ‘ern cs ae a? “ tien: marten t 14] bedroom, fu . Kitebeo and t , a | BNRIGCHT iiciencs se : wt mete - Peete ' | n ? onderful 3-4-: I ax! Wi ed $60 and up. ENRIGHT. 050733 om effimenc ' . poy’ : aaeas 7 - ve a inquire first floor. au t >: best im thi celusit eigh- |,| bath, two Once: full-size beds, ' ath. hardwood ot Incineraty 459954 onovan, 3 roome, bath, cite / ee on « naa | ; cE. D TO 86 D borhood for th Ones shower bath, electric, gas, heat, hot (1 ‘Delmar and manager r ari $30. MA in 4284. as - rentals the lov t, Ou rs ine * te CMUSCE Dan NT i -- DU ~ ond floor. 4. Inqui! roor ; st sout f Fore water and janlior service included. Ki le | S07 Chestnut de nevdosia, 4 rooms; al! con: ¢ni- van aantoetinee - —s hee . rae ark ine Hots near Fore ark, ||| See manager at building. LInpsials ’ —— 7 Pad Pi LA eat ge Hamme HE Oe - + ” wr ; 1 r . ‘> sa , he ’ sv) ’ . P} . i Ai ; .* - ‘ - . omuplete aclu : S: . a : i ' ve v Sete ee si pay ' 5 aad —_ ‘ ‘. fecald i" a nd . ar te of "ITT fe (RACK 2 () too N ¢ " | OREON Ss & & G&G. SCOTT, ~ rs eat ‘ntrance GOR Kin sland 7 meting: Fm a 3 ; al i ~" ‘ , o OO, ; / ‘ ooms; tmodno: sa y bed: DELMAR. 63 4 =f rooms, tile bath, mos.’ | HOUSAM REAL ‘Y, 31 NT ATIONAL LIFE BLDG SUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. WILLIAM: ( L 2 ME Ns ——e it R00 “CHESTNUT. ye vest)) intrance|@08 Is gsland. airabl ane i I: references, race. 462 BD n. ert " > tt rfieid gah i, , Le oe eens 18 ae eo ns southern psoas Ficlets gy itp, ey 8 the ’ Ee he a anartmet i 4! ‘at triilian 4 rooms, att _ | SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 DELMAR [| otc terrane borealis _\} 3743 CABANNE AV—$95. | tod Rergam efticlencs: | aan aga = thetic. breakfast room. dressing cloe complet eping: Nea! nveniences; garage; $53. liberal | DELMAR, 56108—3d floor. 6 roon es — oS bed; heat, janitor West West ssa RE a 57354 DELMAR. Ahany 4400. (e) 1 |i 605 CLARA AV. Xx h and Chestnut | PURNIBEEL ALA} oh omnes | ' nrey, 4,room cottage; all | rvice » we ’ view 129 - A - r wt ‘ S ; ms, 2 . ‘ OT) cot reer! ‘ ai ; é é ; nh > | 4d 7 ‘ j i is frills P rat \ r] ; a’ é at? er | : ,lec tm Mo rat store. 20x75 service; rent $75. PArkview O2913 , - . T I 4 t ’ ’ ’ , . . . : , s w B hn rin “? ‘ ‘ fat Pt 5 ii i SUTl ; rOU.lis x cs) Miwaelrl Sy nning ¢ ve S| rierie . Te" . ; ; , : ili ! 5. ' a4 ,oartment roorn . . ~ Eas ea | 7 | ENRIGHT, 5218A-—7 rooms, $75: steat NT ee aoe ® Parkvicw GLOW. | rent sa eatin range furnished . Margaret Apartment Building iwin Beds with Box Spring 5g oT apg omnes nit tNISHED APARTMENT trac 6303 Clayton. store. 3x . | O EON I & K G SCOTT f } ‘) mill eT ity ts strat t} i 4 . LI! ' by z - ° , , iy s f r rhiti it) . : a | : LINDELL | c vemenfaep (ys a te ne pre Bhim my gS | ENRIGHT, 6890—6 poome. slécping pera: Se sae—* TOME ang eUnrVO and SAN BON} wee aecband Ke Chestnut 6! Beautiful efficiency apartments living | ||| 01: stand om apa! | $407 “a Salle, 3 reome eun parlor, 2 baths, FOrest 7434\ (c99} mo parkview 3436, -aparume! large rooms and sun pa! 44N REMO APARTMENT room, breakfast room, kitchenette, dressing | |UL ave naar :' ; | verlooking rvolr FUR iD AP ARTME® Sublease fo +4 Market, 4 rooms. bath, electr rooms. un parlor, Murphy bed ° as seg ee ‘ nel en wv Raia ce. 2 : ‘ . : 1 wit ve fat Bs j ma i: re ‘ : . ow ,ur-: - . : ¥. »5 ‘ ve . = mm p fj “ry ba partme! ys > ge rY;al e “ y . Louis. % rooms, hath, flectre & iol ali , : ‘ , . -— 4 : . te . ‘ } ‘ , & gay , rite ; ht) | eo! ” ~) mH) ' ae gory 4 spel nanny bo ~ AD. it tay Aimtiety empl: Rew verlag ina. ett tne en tt naptime ter: pineal ea Sie. “ pe cag wry —- > ; ‘ s Che BLO ut Bi. “ ‘ . ° a Y Orest opeP a RW. . ’ Salle. ‘’ 399 “e re # d 1100 Pe = é : es a tote end # : -— . nae — pad a6 Pena 1 or ENRIGHT. 6320—First floor east; § DRLL. 4 3 S$ rooms, [f.nt nc nd breakit OU 3 bearoom o0¢ s XN. F ue - pitied po tet sin, Fr Wining bong - ere , 5110 UY -. JOHN & BLAKE BRO., 815 ‘Chestnut, a SFRICIENCY, [RA- SPEAR LS . é Dd: et uM . ——r 6 ee ‘ lene —r “7 [aute : , nari 8a aor oneal —— 739—4- RO EFFI aN oe > ger 1} DOLGHERTY RR. FE. . 805 Chestnat. 9 . _ ; oe bath 1) APARIMES hae $36) [auie 3 rooms. bath. guteide | ENRIGH1 5894—5-room apartment, $65; UNE. 43 BED. HE oT AND JANITOR a See Se rom Simeecy-| two! ue tank. Tee Cees. wee. O009 (9) Wonderful Apartments oN. alee, 2 lee Lan 2S eet eee abdag nage M0 tnd BO | GRACE. 100 N. 8th st. ty 1010 Olive. MAin [O56 Gor bed. elec cht and heat furnished Sen Month to anyone: 5) PE BOEING AP ARTMENTS 4933 Buckingham Court ee ee | janitor ( heat and janitor 3 rooms: $20 : —_= S ARTIS OLIAN ; TTS ae : es : ‘oer « . agp : e ar | (at Wise)—dust 5% ak te ag agp Wap te ening porch ym, garage: zed beds 3 ROOMS. 2p FLOOR EAST $65.00 one eae) yo” ap : on H TON. § ._{ rooms incbhuding eg: = . + pare ;- room house, bath ENRIGHT, 6275—--4 rooms, jarge sun par. : SLAND. L151 =. ekg + wittndes takest Dr; Q i vo = rr oo ALAS: new ae oy ~~ Forest Pork: ideal location: @0.) | b> SCOTT. R00 Chestnut iat tisfactory ne ae ' INE. st 10 ATION IN « IT - 4945 Buckingh: ( ourt ar 60 U0 tures; linoleum; reasona’sle: con: gone) southern exposure; heat. gas. light, janitor REON 1 anes , BATHS to Ps option ae feel ovies 4947 Buekingham ( pa be rshing, 0G Tio ms. 100 00) iiaMIiLTON 708-68-—Attract ‘) 3. POMS. ye ety any T7660. {7 ———— - me ' 4 on rew- .s? "a ‘ _ .¢ nad ‘ » and , rs. : , , ; B> NRIG “TD 5801— “Third | floc - mu shed — . rent =i - RBOe ‘ bragee 716 Beit , DOtns. os - i. PE mMlerarive - eye ished ‘l-room apartment; ign 1: rooms. electric ‘ y s } : M pi ~ ‘nrsy ee 1 reajue ‘4 ss a" ‘ te . , ° y W 1} r jecorate — . rt ~ 1 ry) yi) @ +) . Wi {} : ’ aor a ; ’ 7 : - r « ‘ a ms: th, *) i ee “on eas = on t¢ - . i i e ah. Ww TT : LH | 1? ‘ . ‘ ee Sull | : ‘ 5 athiio ‘ ce. Sy! J e rooms. eleetrie Mi PHERSU\ \ ? nei ta > e it ; ‘ani , ‘ ROOMS IST FLOOR NORT! rn 7 Decorations (sas eto , : ’ excellent Cr) mditic Onl mS "RID eRSOX. . 49] eon {} ¥¢ a A i | j i OT; , . = + : i o "a4 . >t q rele . ) a ‘ . 4a ern _— _— " cv. - “2° ei oe | ‘ rrr “rer } Pw _— e . ‘ornyver . ‘ p OrmTOoN } i. 7): . ’ }y I ; Ms KOTS 7223 u | SRY REALTY CO. 504 Wainwright Bide gy MPRERSON: tO Elmar 6280, petal concess™ og AE ; GIRAL pis BROS. KR. E. CO. ATTRA! ; | APARTME NT crams Sev “bed —". eautiful Apartments “everything furnished; adul FLA REAN. 723 Chpstaut rooms; Open | a “ "oom anal al \ wens st Pine a: ed eautitu APpal i yibing fu FL 7 wen ; . NRIGHT. 640° (‘or Ys Noor east) —5 WePHERSON $046 Om tile ~~ i , nie iiUi ¢ m apart ‘ ; P ARK ween i Bat tee tg , | ne P+ + aad modern Sunday a r: , . ~ : and aa ft alae everything furhishe > ‘ 3 rooms, alcove and bath: newig Sth and Chestnut ets. SAVINGS T ens : ae RNWELL RE. CO. 111 N, 71 5-ROOM EEEM IENCY: HEAT. EL x aye, FON ee ee Tt eat | 625 WESTWOOD DRIVE BUORW : lecorgted. GRand 3588R. Ty | BNR 1GHT. “E80 R— New modern 4 Mi PHE ~gopa*s v = 4 ea 1-H CKER y d 48 ? tk elma! mG attire TR : G 4s. VATE RK FI RNISHED: OPE 4 : proses. Yr): : ne , ed th on h } ~~ yo - — —-- ia : ae GSHIGH , : j ' THIR’ EEN H 1705 4 roome. $i. . Fooms each apartment: hae in-a ‘aa OO “AR Pen * -arfieid 8634 tr > room Murpi bed, le concer: FURNISH 4 GOOD TENANT ye. and extr: ; — many loo! ‘ugs: : ——— — —_—___- 3,4 — af i bOO \W\ \ (own Is]. , ru ‘en a. Ses ie ia AU JOHN &. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Cheatnyt, | € le imc reirigeration, shower bathe, : ge . ‘ a . ; Pernt I AL L D A’. + rrigiq I rige 1Oy} ral j : . "ry , , 7 oe : , 77S bee wenando: h. iy rm ay 0 0 | balcony, porches. incineratora, j SPRERSON. awe 7 * ; ’ r ' i‘ P=] T } ORI "Ee 86490——~Second flor MILI in-W ALTERS RE ALT’ CU. Oats ormehvury. hk KN | R KDI ( ED : ‘or } ine om “LAND. &00—Beautiful o-roo , irt #9 i] flé4a Morgan 4 ; : Ss. walks. hardwood floors, tile “ene poren. “4 ose oat ee a we sire west: ms and 17 arior team NEW LERICIE ‘cy APARTMENT " Ne} a. -RUTI 11 N 7 i i oe | dow I: 3 reduced rent Will decorat orth iency; low rent. MAin 4040 or! Ona Tyler ' imsnediate t@@-7e-e open GODWIN Mur ‘I c R45 (Chestnut neal anito! ice ;aPace oOppdosiis B57 hig oe bebory Are : ———-—~ - —— oo 85? 50 and 850.00 ‘ rik We i ? Loves Ut " uUne@4aiow epa©»rt ‘lla ; @un- , BEALTY CO., $243 Delmar. FOrest 2370 MORRIS rey H KR. ‘CO. Bd — Washington niversitt living room, breakt mo and Hit Hy “BOL 1 Ec = ARD me ' best rntis ri nicely furnished rooms, break- fsa} bughout. SST ANO RL Socata __fe80) WePHERSON., o74s iT _ a A? rR . CUERMANN enetts gas rang DEW _— \ ASHINGTON i bd orp r mdiabes — 4 ad note | 3 : . m and sun perlor, $100. CAbal ie Al THE ai ae BR nde a ec re , | ETZEL, D038—35 roome. tucluding 2 large poms na ath: neat nd eel SS se caie : hestnut st shower bat et new bi Say O 4001 v ; new, modern efli ncy apartment 2! SEN 0) CO gel | bedrooms; janitor service. he ee: h ate COT ft OE gg Ay Sacer OP WARWICK .COURT 5636 ¢ 3 King WEST END RE ALT) AND CONST, CO ntral located ving room with ‘ontaining large iivins ol prea. rit and : hese apartment * Ie p i> 8a Tf) ae 400 Wairwrig? | Bide. , (efo | ETZEL. 5845—-Four rooms, tile hath, JF .- i — ury b ‘} nd roon PO are KR RENT kit chi nette and bath. | Bee — ener" Bas ce ee todas eae ee ee "7 = a nes; _D . PLATS droome: ' & Lear heat. eplendid con: lition first: $65. Mop) TH : . el —r it * : apvarin + new , si! - stn AP LRT Ve NI ita -erit ‘ nd iD Cali Manager. | at! . j ee tr) I rl , ‘ ‘ oe j > .E. Lt hy, rool de a’ ‘ 44 OLA J ryrie 5 roomns bath $40 00 ‘ rent: | wore ames OO., 4915 DELMAR. : ‘a! . eee Serene | OF rents very nable e706 gi ge nt on pr : ™ ic) 38014 Texas, 6 rooms. bath s | nda . : ‘ =i) i iki | } : . 23 F »| _ : ' j ‘ : rel Oy : nut Rive on to olbrook-Blackweldet : ? Ri t. Jette rouius anda beth: gas, er erwary . REALTY , - OREON E. & 3 nu are ee itor eervier; will decorat RODE MYER ‘Main’ 4 osue. | i dn mn : MARYLAND _4361-—Lovely 3-room front KORA Hidde 7 a S6 : Dt ee : AS} i; Ts room) = erlicleucs we - , . . j . HE l, 'p £ ( 4). — Kstate 4 | ryt ('o. spartment:; 41) conveniences rig : ©’ rooms 7 _ : — ——~+—~- - = - = ———— ; rest i tia ‘i a Ir) , aT 4 13 > r) 2 i 5 j - —: —_ — es a ——— se > ° . Sas | .* i? x’ . . . FOREST P ARK BL 4411 (third floor wAPLE D¥-: tie modern room B par? | not ~ AM RE AL TY €o a ——= = : ——, . 9008. 20 109 NX. gt , ase MA es MAin 5055-3056 \BI LA: tosl-—First Lio ¥ bright rooms. bath. furnace north }—-4 fine rooma&é, open por: h. 4 + te ge : , cy) vas HING "T ¢ iN. VOT ART) , i i ah ebics oe ws ‘ . LO1L0 ; : ‘a ‘ wes e Te : hed apartment bath ani to MiG ; rooms bath furnace | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. KOO Chestnut, Eee 40624-room efficien Sec | 4 ms foots. (er. 2 mense, Capes : “MARSO APARIME ST. | MARL BOROUGH | —— —._ : TLC | a Menard. 3 roome . 'POREST PARK 4003 — YViving room, os tating ms 7, y £100 Abany ». “4075 Yyndo partment’ 5696 KINGSBURY . ? ‘ . * U7 AP. ART \l E NTS 4°°6: 8-rowo! furniel ed apart Siti . Gra 5 rooms. heat |} dressing closet. dming alcove kitchen; a nine eanenee’ ; Ww AaHING TON, 586 1—BE AULUTIFUL ; seisting of living room with in-a-c : 0 ett y a F ss ut * reom =f hor AA b 4 rooms Bldg Mi ur; hos head inspect . a 2 ; &. Age's +} \- T ROOMS. AC Rass FROM eT | OO, ow ® . nave te fe P . aT he tte reasing 2 | |e rr , | _ il’ wes td oom bii® 3 ie : 7 (5 t. By} mn R. Co. XQ ’ ery 7 - rive ry three hd ‘Ta T) ; " a roor8 oats “Attrac- | F. J. CORNWELL R.E. CO., 111 N. 7th, peotern. 2. — ER ON PLACE. (e) i with bui est of drawe! arat ‘iencies; neat =a ‘$6 gen Sherwood Court Apartments per Ne AT a eli furnished. for 3 oF @ see “MULIIN WAL poamé. | Rie RANT on pleve: FORSYTHE. 7958—7t reome: newly dere APLE. 6010 — © room ae) |W ASHINGTON AND NEWSTEAD Sout! | dressing | ible. bath: stove ane || tric current furnished. Rents 900 and i Pe ERT ER MAin 1475 references exchanged lon day guily in 2646 ‘ : ¥ co. - 6) Oe NV rated gar re rea aul a ble EDW } , . ¥ eye }.4 oder enast Col epee — flanr , +> _ j _— : @i3i ri : ° naz qa’ , 1} "Rw _ ee ffs . " it ; - if - - 4 ‘ ; : : ‘ > S70, PAKEW ELI 118 X. Tth GArtield APLE, 59° ace Apart iw © room efficier ’ Hiiand 33 JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. ; : KODEMYER & CO... ‘2 Met PHER Ui. 4 ee hy agp ‘-family. 7 rvoon bath: i-car §@ bs oom ) m effimencs with . PL ATS. ; ‘ {e80) | 5555 an oe ad attracuve Toon geno OE, & a Psa Ww ASHINGT s1U9-11—4 teat Special Inducement to Responsible Tenant. jo & ' MAin 4124 apa: meus, oe as ras 7 OX | balcony el, gas @! te ful yh bs , 7+ @ rooms move ; Dar- (30H IDEFELLUW. K94 NT hird finor: 6§ ty. oe rs a 4 ; ia }} (lex rs ? Sho TWo4eH Hod mone i% 7 ys S4 yt : -- ao Service, aw 4 , ht she: ; a : r 7 } a . ‘ f | .E 4 SE] i 450. 009 iT UT! ‘ Aesonab e |! ‘| obit irae “59 nw : . ] 1 ' ae | nr , j - —— rane eg em - 1} mut rp) I oe yes ar SRS rk ‘ — . Arya ‘AP rooms. bath. eléetrie 47 50 } Tooms and sun parior: rent right; vecu 3 B. 339% partment: 9 rooms, Sui) JOHN H. ABBOTT. " mente 709 Chestnnit, HOS] Bartme!: t ¢ MOT! PU wed - ~~ + ane . : Bal wees -famills OO " re rye, + ; i ‘ ‘a } ! . re pxtu : S500 JUL [ALLER Ff. ! , Li é rior: 2 rooms. modern i pant will show. room, bi farge | hh FOREVOE's ©" WASHINGTON, 54 r rin ib- | Tile bat rdwood ‘fl TAIT VY : r ' dere sag geen ste sae ; . EASTGATE 36.000 | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut, n. eres Sent 1 — Sane deed anal was oO } gate av ou ith) Murpiy UNIVERSIT white el Mn oy - ” 5 ‘ ar garage, 6Ox1 485, 21 ro ; bath. elec ; : : - y - . ” 3 : ad _— sag : ee rif *»)} > " ~ ’ . 4 —— > - > 2 )*2 ors }1 . “ ‘ ‘ i at ij P . - ; a Tae r . at. 7 rb ! ate q | ive . iz lia oD | oli rer : Case a ° S , 4 ys 4 f : : — 7 : : « P tf f room | HAMILTON, ] 38 0—.7 -roon: apartment. os epee Bee teste lagh near SFIING ; "« ‘ 4 phe ; ' “eager pone y Pn ish: o Cal ] lee nets a ‘ ; B Sans pa™ Soe i ; 6 nen alig Pat ‘ Peon se mip! oor . bath. electric me are 80; newly decorated (ev) = _—————— — larai—Third f.co et 1@. inesuG AMELIA ~ sit tfareat : mots ? ; Pee ge ne PANY -ramiy. Oar sae - u Scones a” : 7 oce® | 4008 Cote riian ' rooms . a OR» ia ~y AND, $350 *, mouern, , In in parlor: new iy a rateGa: rent Fignt 2 AND VER an |, age! erso! DUBINSKY REALTY COMPAN [ s 9936 Mead 4 lay all day. Tr eW ws | Feason ath } tee tan a MILTON ly ons arate “¢ and ps 4 nied. ist ve. ; eo MAin an Falak = a - @51 4001 Kerr © . — TANT ne er ~ = : oe yr OR er 109 N. Sth Mit. MAin 4124. | ro ASTGATE 900 21.500 SrywotcTH one and ”~ WEST , 1S Rt me a Ty | HAMILTON, 1242—6-rveom apart ment, : ly a hs igeral _ VAS ii ‘GTON : JR: ee ae ee a! ip; decorated, make an 0 - —_ — : -_ ott oy 3 garages bet ¢ eye third we ; on | Sareh oeation $75; newly decorated (ey : (urphy beds: Cath 1 Se oe oan foes | i } if CAikL = Nf, y\ y 2 ba oe) partment Ted ‘ r ee HAMII TON. 1208-—-Five dandy re m8 ut. « iN view 3132 To ETO 114-Thi floor 4 APAKT MENTS 5660 KINGSBURY BL. i 4- Room Etfici sic A = =— basins == OS WASHIN ‘aieo housek om ae (c65 J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON a amo - £ave ‘ae vy AB ' : WASH ITO) Third 758 Kingsland, 5 rooms, sun parior fe 3 oe - , peor ' reentd im ; eee ‘e . ‘4 Abany Ps . , , ry , I F lf Y . 7° -Té TN 3% a> « ° Cpl i! Wii) i . até 1 Pro +i i? ne oa ‘ r rooms Jnat eart of De Baliv ere | 3-room ef- ‘ A f WW ASHING Tr)’ \ ; oe urt ahed anal o” +” ; EATS! LT CC ; : : nat bade | a nd Sf heat Not | a T prt psy MAIN ‘T16°. 6 . . : . . | . P ero: ar-art? ory 1 nin ‘ } me to Tespor | bit te? rT) Te na 77. : . Maple: ‘} rooms ' ficiency: ren sé 4a a tional bu Cai 188, "RINSKY REALIY J ,all x . ; y. 4 rooms , ‘ water ar ana ric id telephone }/ 6652 W: ington brand-new oie- he ( rl revstone ms ( orbitt GIG4A. ; oms, including sun rooms: $ Arfield 6203 CHOLLMEYER kK. 3 vrie id 1, 5 rooms service. ‘ ager. Caba ny 6160, or | ” ete ot . ta | + y . w ASHIN' ‘. OO4e rn i =—apart- Crest, GTI5A. newly | Ma % “OR v3 Z « \rry ROO ; : — — _ : _ oat . nt buiicding. wil apartments coneist: . ! é nice * EON XB & + Ae { OT . ate Ye mt! - a a 3 ry RM LN BON ) FOOMS. Ait a7: u 1 roor owe M. H. RODE MYER & CO., 124 room wi h Murpny in-2a dor hed 1] rt A" - ! mt uv a ieee IO 00 ' Kensington, 507 HAMILTON 1231-41 iret fioor, « are MINA PL. 5 a > rooms and 6u ar Or - third floor. ly Oza W. . A 7¥IBIG.. 719 estnut. 109 N. Bth St. MAin 41°24. Me oF kitchen and an additional large le} herson at .ewsteas | ashi: or (CO3%) WePherson. 4054 estnut. _ beautiful . ‘ons, Sum Peror, camp yn newly red an ainted; me 11x TEBRMAN. 5206 } roorn a1 Cu BEL LEC Ov RT Ar ART _ N T. ee > | room for use as hedroom or dining room 7 ASHINGTON. 6001-——4 rooms. beautifully Park, 7551 A. in-a-dor edecorated: open, large var 5 : ve, et open: § heat furnish anit $7 1107 Belles i floor e —————— _—— aaa We have never offered a more attractive LEADERSHIP and completely furnished; all im-a-dor Rhenendeoh. HN fam- AMILTON, 1027—4 rooms: hea in BON E } SCOTT, hestnut | yy RMAN. 602U—-Second floor east vue, Sd floor wes! {ficiency riment D |} rental proposition than this Be - conveniences; gas, light, heat: $75 up. fhished Prospect 0420 CAbany if 8). —- ae che oo » . ot, c phrarcnion ho lala » tall ly Lire relating f iving n wit? ID-a-Gd! E ; GENE F TEL See representa is es on vremiges oday WATEKMAN. 6128—2 roon-s. sun parlor, 1150. 4 42 tPA J F b' MOTI Ad i ; ‘ , Me ae ae . Wyre . al ne iF 7 ati 4; h. | 4 . = j 2 " 7 , ome rooms a Ps r -— - ~ ag ' ‘ ‘autiful ; ™5, . ! } wig L ! g 4 {os i 7g . ie" - ro ‘ »* 4359 OLIVE ST. i snirepce A. EPs STE tte’ INC re Qn4 Cheetnut. i ‘ 76 ‘ «t furnished: alee room efficiency: ever) od “e1or xy 1 reom 30 HAMILTON HARS-SOSSA——4-r } nd sleeping porch: not} r bet > 5153—6 oms. 2 baths, set u OUuit-1 CHSSt OL Ulawers —— | STANLEY : Co thing complete: only 855. oe. oh 4 oe nari : ht a whe sen ing po I tning ett » 4th - APDER M ww “6157 > rooms. 2 nae at . ‘ ‘? ‘ove a ; el fur 5 and un: ] ng room || MAin 4384 : mph, % at , Jatt The above p ea will. be put in good ‘ ~ lency, ly b ‘ggg 00d Toon", ming garage. $]] Uris studio living room; we te a. 4 wt rome +s : " ‘ ~~ = KO : writ) , Any tent, bitch nette pon! neath: a) a rm ¢ ment WATERM am won bs ‘ he — ae ns —— shape (all at our office or. phone fer uUrnace heat. Will oorate to sult ten ' ine st. NEE R. HK. CO... 7 BESCMUT, LIK, Opti, wed t -a) ; : me eXA completely Turnished or 35 monty con : . Lindell 6849, Wtr 7 _ x a = =o ~ beautil JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. t. not wai gas A nd electric fur- 4 2 a cenaon to responsible couple further particulars, oa IR i i . 4?) 4 4 * / rr, ‘ ps a | ‘\ iJ ; : ‘ : es - > age ie . ? . ,rer J > vr ‘ ’ z e P . HE M AN ~ 3 j floor ee = 7 bo 4 , f j “COT , ;? rié } " o le cr ‘ ror hit ere I ] “iins > re ; I " = i 4 I bt Vr I ie 3658 WwW | Poel | i IN EF. ‘ ‘ i M Le 42 > ferso ‘ ee i , i . : ") ath -* STt ( iA TE rer Corner D 6 room ‘ ad ' LATS b OR RENT large rooms, Murphy be le «bath, tor ood furnished: rent reasonable awie &coore open for inspect 3 to 6 room efficiencies jendidiy ar- M. H. RODEMYER & CO., " lene completely furnished: $70 up oe pomh PArkview + 0am ‘ Dir NSkKY "altT 4) . tis ¥ =. er pee te rune) for t ey re jtomat refriger 109 N. 8th St. MAin 4124. pe eS 5 S25 io) ISHVA Union bL; gos. ale baad oven 4 \ . +e a ° ‘> - 4 eS | J , - 7 , - - 4 . ‘ rié ’ a ¢é bid ae s**t 1, } 1} ; ; os hay y @ / 3 " ' was ile } o . fat 4586 Ff. 4s “_" ' . r; cy? Phare ee : ; in ie eta ————— —_ aoe oor : oe . wenene ! psig = eaunsremei at he, aa PN a) 1 decorated. handsome tops EE Bprentneuenecsmmanie BEN | re ae WESTMINSTER PL.. 4125—4 real rooms, ~ md ject? toile a 2 NORTH DRIV EK. $26: Paull ui ili dow’ 5 ; >) , ; ~ papi cone a theute dietrict ene Ss =a — — | . aT i686 ed: *% we rate bedrooms: a6, 39 yt ’ 3 rooms. bath:, HODIAMONT 14° ‘= = : apartment bens el ’ ' hea | j . furnished; ra ’ » couples, $20 $3: ———! wet, Tl «Tocca By -~ 5 alias imaraalclaat m .TERMA® pOG1— FP floer, model some t : Ley tutive on fj ‘ rrr ‘ in city; %-room apartment«. conspiotets ceptiion hal cae bath. electric $45 3° SSssESTII~-3 7 ” Ao ij room Li irrangea aNd Ve@rltiia. premises JE! erson 4609 jar itor 1cO. NORTHW VOw 45——TF iarge room “i: will decorate ? PRidge IS8or\\ MISSOURL REALTY & CONST, INTE RID RIVE 3 “ e “8 ome ” be drvom baths; S15 7F oan ric ow 7 es > = “PATA WS = : a ” 7 +} ’ | Nice 3-room efti _ f y » ’ i - . a' oe mii ‘ A 1? . ; furnished: BSS: | reeves. 63°2 SS sem “ DE Eimbank o> recmie but h a ‘ec tric, Rul: pa arior. : ly APEO TA’ 7 S77 rot. ’ NORTHWOOD ~~ yon \ ae: ° ceondnantndl ‘ ae ‘por . “ toe or? rated } tt, om " wr ’ i " “wg el 4 ") > o. [ ; . niitet vy ei} — ; — ~ . x: eT mrs or 1° «+ tt apartme ‘a ati a s4f) S | INTERDRIVE Ar Clemens. t) room Or tment. 6 4 nroom o ous : , t ; c t 4 4 \N UD) LoC@.u.0L red age. * ~ — = x 4 Es . P on ¢ phan ts d f RO) : Prawt nice rooms. electric and 7 a : : ; ’ ‘ hy aT. : ¥ ) + a . a *; 9 a ei ~ ' ry - Vie sf ‘ f +’ RP? ’ “ ‘ ‘oO rk - 1-6 ~ : “ : = , 3 mn’ a é Te ieee our ond 3 aoe: eo reatly | gy ATERMAN. - 5614—-Second _ floor: oy aa ee! ae Pivet tet ae Ml in gr parties Ap 8 wom, Pe a Rent new gn com’ vere | 'N. NEWSTEAD. NEAR PINE 2935C Thomas: 3 rooms: clectrie: 920 be te pgp nie i agp” on in ” , agar ~ 9 aes " | reoms, 8% baths; sublease; concession * “gai ey ear fas om at b Hicdir 4 20 aime — ; lractive rOoOmn @sti cy, DU-in 0S 4 ;. LO 3 rooms, second floor, A lj Sai; ts «4. eh ape ay I 2 aire rom owne BE N M. LAE WENSTEIN. 915 Olive.feBo) to7: rio On eon E. ¢ « R. G Scott. “Hoo Chestnut. aueve ~ : . ard , loor new Part iture: der — er: $20) : oo who, MTremisees Avail wot 4 eae m ; r ow ne] ' ~ ; one s i i , _ , > Try ‘ a4 >. | r Be * ‘cM ‘ ° » ' } ae tA, 1D: neferencen 6 ot ekaw 1480W 7 ts | aa ern ; 4] a 6392 wet? P pet t)- ry rf »\I A | A R .) oh ae P —_—__ —~ : pad iNe PORKEST r KK 65 $35 me J oom al s* ba ' KE NEINGTUN. 5244A—7 neautliful reome. | : rc) 2: kes oftlice : 718 > > Nine: ! mis PCA , Pe ee = “a . , : or , : 3 roomie second = heat. janitor “ ges from So dan high: FRANC 18-1 PERRY RUTH l N. steel Fo a peyton : eito iy S110. inmitding garage \| \} ( ) | »( ) R k. - oe ah or ence ipa nagge Ae ye ec i f Tove $1% POTTER my ; re SOTA hy c* - O} ant . > ries a “ ; t a‘? i e * tj A 7 ‘ + | on J \f EE} A ] ta ~~ 4% 3 4 j 4 \{i A | ? R eT A ‘\ [A ( ( ) P 4 i 4 - t.room ere fe ° PArkview 410°. TOWN 1 i KE he 5 i 40 hho ¢ Nem r3tj1 also, KINGSBURY. 57235-—First floor west: room apartmen | medern. conven- | Mee ws BRider 183 : 5520 PERSHING—4 ROOMS 5540 PERSHING AS ~~ 7 (eT icam bh hot water, jab wets. Ste Janitor. Ca!! l‘ullerton Bldg —s : : et cin ane , ea ' u ~ ;, . . ed & wei. tery ‘ _ a — . a. : ? vataal i ° . a4 = ry j ey , , ‘ i} ‘ j $'stii tad ‘> > 4 a \ ¢ \ . owe , I° f | ah (ad VATERMAS - 3 rooms, Murphy) pressing clk burt cn. 5 eeepenes) ee 3316 PERSHAING A DES SIR ABL. E PLAT tS ats for yee, ids & fC layloni—New © AGE §3s— —-New { om efficiency; 1] we , Sl all "etienet: # , Sek IP tp apis Al ‘ et edema ae ee OP ; Pullman Kitchenette Apartments. 0%. TNION . o0mM}3 Hilland a? 4 : _ UTnisi if ce sired +4. ran rrse ; eof - . rm. 3 . Ls i ' c eae eo 63 . . }? , : at . . . a ae : oud ae. Ae ° . \ 4 R 2 } . = : 4, - 7 , . . ’ Pyar) 7 ‘ : a ia . a4: . , > . ™ AGE. 5433 a Steere” re megan aa Se ene a \ Anarti its. &. Ko. 3 lena ti f great conv FOrest 7135-7136 he tn ee » O444 Henry R. Weisels Co., 5 S5—3 rooma. heat: jan mish if desi-ed 55x) WATERMA , Steels vali of ee Y rved by two etreet car and two Du +. spacious. airy reeme | MAin 455789 Sth & Chestput & a : ; ms — a ; hen tn ine re ’ “ ' 175-6 ; 9 *% ¢ {Air ] d PL y room : ~— “* M hoe f ti oy * corate ent reasor a) a r th ariite rt sine oie oi rt nt YPAROT firs! ’ g and ae ; om every wit ("A BA NN N 2 at 7 7 | ee el CLAYTON, new . ik rN . B ‘T° rt ‘ : . aes Te. Ay ’ ame ta we P Ps | , ’ ’ ‘ go} " ‘ ir ; ‘ 7 ae ; - ae ‘ o . on : ; ‘ nto ‘ us . : reered aid brea faat / oom ‘35 SAT Bea utifu ; : : h44c ts Pec : ' rev yy. RAL. 4 ry tors . ett Hivat gas anc au.oma, ay at Carpeted £ “aah peer ' z nd ga eal locator garage. inquire thire , soy Wis} : omg "60 teni ens — : - " Fy T . cael ‘hi nin went mEON KE & P 7 BA Cheatnist A wiih ae at nities Thixd phere LINDELL ; a } ig from $ol.v00 ance ' . die tg mere Oo ee ee} rooms and carag hha ell Bd GANG Best} wa ttor U PAGE t= . ph Dem ea a ' : SOL THEAST OR SOULTHWEST ( On- \Vew Ninos AV \pt . | - + Vise A‘ room 3 ome Murp 4. garage Py ' rT ert Uo “ - ye- m fur ‘TEICLTENCG) HEPRICEK ATION 3 eT : 7 H. RODEMIER rhe : t MODS ~1 TA, perce — —- i wt H (o°ation : “Ow Ro : “isD : NER PRI , us . : : 2 ‘ ; } ‘ se ' a ' pith ALAMS) os DOLGHERTY KB. CO. 802 Chestom OST MILE E hee he ae ie a Det ee : 10 to AND GARAGE. | fob | Ponape 124 , ~ ’ " - . ’ Al 734 - e hefor: AGG aaeq , ' epee aay ae $ ~ : 3 , , _ by . | oma rime hen t nd wai ee ae - ° | Branse Coiiie Ol ans COK " 5935 e ROOM! rr, whle : n , ‘can ne : navies ons , eae > Mle ce ate nee. tel ted 7 . « arag J T| C} se | : \ nf ’"OlA ACCOMA' . hii? 7 ~~ _ tm. a - . ! ‘ ; ¢ 4 at Bs : P a ; : oO} ae iin / ; ‘ ; ,, 7} - ‘ . i j Trew rttia SAVING . “Tat s1 CO. 191. ) DELM = French doo i Cote : ata e. Ope -wmeseeatee MTT} “a “Entral *: ' 5 °83) ‘ Jb } 1€ a bos po we etme ” 42798 “wT RAMENTO ent ere: Soke, ereaklast set. Owner's home. Rea- | EUGENE 2. tie giz_ Chestnut st MARNE APARTMENTS = eS LUXE APARTMENTS ~ APARTMIURNISHED eee eee seers a S640 EASTON, cotiage ie rear oe a I aa ED P PARKVIEW PL. 490: 5 rooms, eup WESTGAT: ee 3528 PERKSHING. n AY artment s 49351 LINDELL BL ce ost popu a ; roome.. ® AIiINGSKURY FP! ~3=51__ Ww u sublease ior: beat. ~ oie « Cengnat ai ae + & oun mite meet rere «- Uy :; T OF MAIN ENTRAN x 1) . , ¢ anc uty Henry & Weiseise Co ine parior and i 4 . acy VESTGATE ¥ M room pat ‘ rer “ot - te . part rit “ f ae ae s Cae > Hi ‘El 3 2 I er we ye a MAin 4957 Apartment: WRRSHING 4433 ota apron se . nienc iG gies Po lea 1) Mi ; Convenes ent rise cred oe 5 eT } A RK & | —°- p HOT - re nth -a ; \s PE RS I . kr “a>! =i) Chesinut 4 will eho’ tnrousg: — S50 f e 5 . of P ; t . Na = _. 3 haa a , a THI sé “aN. eit? ( heat ewt. fine rooms -% 7 4 fficeienes: in Teed | | \ yk j ; y. A rT. ‘ YELMA KR NX : od rusk om reo "7 om ; Tore "ile m4? ns ret 1 ‘he ze ‘ootie, cloceree lurphy ! ; , A . _—s hans 4 ruew ape : f>é i ~ WESTGATE. 8O7-—o-4 reem err " | sale oar ft _—> | ' eel OF Nd ste whites. references: eal¥ mont?s. il j baths ae se mabe open, first-class condition: ree — party ; rooms = fi AND UNI yN - i" J ' omy eb aah poem | ar ; a : Be ‘TT. SOO Chesetnu nished : janitor service. S47.0 rad yi Lats ln-a-doer Deds al ge — new ¢ W B. SH » I & : | to : = Ss | | “uh seas, olact at fe y te | ~ o - ° : re ) eet. atl . slates r% Onis pients ‘ ’ " ‘ — ’ ¢ " - “opt, : ed fi P{ " oa . . . ‘ ’ . . ¢ : ’ rit [ ‘pha mags P : .* “Es ; ‘ee rer iss ’ | . ~ _* , ‘ores Pept rtits Bae “ a yy janitor or phone WE IsE LS. MAin 45 , Tikva ore mee for: 8 BAe (61 WESTGATE LY Weer TLIO THKOUGHOUT: ‘G .s Chestnut St. | M ath 4384 m: 2 irphy Sede. “ale : udert ivat . | — . ~ ges Monin AACH 4, tec. eS i= . a . - Dar how Se aie, mec ae STON EF. ——— ATOR AND SANITOR aaah " ma ed: ui n I wit ; es — pues - rent poet! ae CAROLINE. o417.-Taree recmwe, clean, LA‘ Lin LE 4567 Ff 6 roen ‘s steam beat. ; : ; ALTHEIM = j ;( Me? ; ' __ > 7 J , ‘ IN: ’ . 2 eae ‘ ee : ’ . ’ he fmict 4 aa Ove A SP RE H . y 4 ’ . . ad = rg mt ' ° if . : mr eee ; . " : er at Sis in ” ‘ f NE. “736... Pint ¥s . | ER ms Bs : Los ths RT Lat n BAK : a s H {VIPDEN H\ RP 57 SYRACUSE | \ENRIET! J = 3 eo Ree (all CABANY 6875, OR aria. @ e530. Open. ZINK, Of L 13 Arcade Bide. (* ; oll 5798 Elegant apartment: , STMINSTER. 9:65 $65 seni ne ‘iy n age s furnished. adu . = SAM Be gic os Re EK. s0Os 4 rooms bi 1 O-384 Raymuth oppoe't: ; autiful vi overlook — , ' 5 wit \iePhersor t Newstead " be gg cet gers . eg: in en pal ate . stiowal 1. - WV vleau, 3 roome, clect f ; on - reome ; . ‘ nail ; we -_ ‘ ) pe ‘1. I GArtieio o J - ics a to ‘- ae Bi: SoNR—-» ro” ~* " . ” ned “hb “ ‘ - > . ~ — : ‘cane el}-kent b : an : x ; : - , ig ooms, it’ obi tai ' \partine 7 Hlote! hoon is : AMR om oem oo ee ee ’ REY 2 te ; |] ‘ ; ‘ , f ; 4 nt fs wirn riLiwa’. KIT¢ HES ‘ . ’ 73 ‘’ a3 hy ‘ : ~~ . > -¥ ‘. ’ . mene at Cm | | wage ancte | neh SH ER WAN A PA RI TENTS ' ; 367 ‘RS in shee, ol gg Be ops Bt) ET — During '926 the Poat-Dispatch Pry ti ga | : , Perr | epee REAL cO. ne ri! PORNISHED OR UNPURNISHED 7 ee and snimbed: heat. tight, refrigers printed 477" ‘gents Wanted td« oe > “a cre a ¥ , " SS — PrN r-hoowv iAnae : y = CORNE i “KISKRER “Ne pS Rte on Bi eanxen = a running Or waiter. fhole a feu left =~ 3642 mere thae the THEE. i ether PIT. 3O8—Klegant T-room epart™ ; = ; 2 MUKPHY REDS: GAS FUR- FINEST LOCATION f | E im J | Weer Months eat noe TF ¢ : ” ve esmtines. aa me aceon for eale: eroon! az . ALSO REIRIGERATOR. fm : | hides Ras. cies : RODEMAER «4 1% ber Pr Se BLAKE BK. E. CO, 711 Chestaat. St Leele sewspep ar a wis eae +g : . 3 . MAIN ~ SIXNGER-KLEIN REALTY © Hon: oe retit ) = uo eened porch bs “concession. Vs By o> ’ ‘ ss 4 a : Set, Ce WESTMINSTI KR ~ garage

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SUNDAY . APRIL or 4B _POST-DISPATCR., Je Rae _ 381200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. _ = _APREE aa | = , | 3927. AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS | (FLATS FOR RENT—North | FLATS FoR RENT—North | | FLATS POR RENT | "| FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South ~ FLATS FOR RENT REF? we 4155 W—-+ rooms. tile | SULLIVAN 1929.2: " — LEN a) roome. bal cas. ele De NTY. 4l1an—P%at. 3 reoma and ; LS DIANA SBoy ; ale “CY y | ' >? re , tn eae 4 ae rooms gas elec. . . 3 — ~ i Se a * i i ; . a}4 2 > MISSISSIPPI V ALLE ) ] R TS ( REER —— > fy 4th and Pine Sts EER. 290345 rooms, tile bath. fur | TAYLOR. 25254 N—@ roome: siram GAMeld 6150 s . . -~ii*+ ‘1s ; stra DTD aruTs a . ¢ ’ — to Pe Pi Pel ; " T mm nonier? ree te | 4 anny ‘ , mete tinlai en : ‘ ; - pay cee toe . Sinn oan ane ~ —s ee = ; . + . oe PsAPT¥venN } 4 ‘TS ’ Q RED - “ : $45 s. Movern newiy TAYIA oe, is » 2 Poors bat fu | jarge mnfu Hisahed rooms a i,] “ eis ‘> eff e ‘ ve y > PONT Y 4 5 >A Viodern 4 “~xoTy s i iv 4 ’ i -4}3 New 7 #, | org. tile hath. $4 aiceping perch: rent $45. Call COlfx me. ta furnace Fann 1am > . ‘ fy * a ' ' ia A? re & 4 sAm 4 1 "7 . 4 . > rT 3 ‘ ‘ o i. ms and 2 baths $ 35 00 bath 4 ») “3 ROOMS Tu. BAT! fEAITH, 1524 NN... 9 — ae $55 Ww o> : , , nt. (e682) | MARCUS, 1715-18—5 hehe ‘ s tao \ ry he . ’ " id S. & tS " , . : 7 ae S “ . , rooms . :® at im } PTH 12a N 4 iTge light es s team iste FoUresi soo al. LEN, a —— ROOMS. KITT HES - race, low rent, open. Dkimar AION . 7 > AW LEY R. c i > . a sate ° P ; : R: size As ‘ IOP RET Me SeeOU oe | aw ‘ +t iloor: bath. electric: $32.50 he ETTE AND mA oe BATH. HARDWOOD 3 ‘s (eM3) 2514 . : ; ‘ : . * q P i ‘Ju rr > 2 1x ? ? ] \ , 4 " «) acai . ~~ ws as “a — —— | " “1, he : . rooms end sun pario 75 00 . : Sigg om SS : | NA els Dns, 88k t - ire every con . : * po ben — - —F . - “ — ‘ . - our » = — . youll _ : . $ e T* ~ z : . s 4 : ) ee 7°? } i) . : . = = we ' - = $. ~ (ADaé , 1LZSYR ‘ ‘ 2 rt MA! is Tt 4 ~*~ —— rvo 8 a” A ‘ SY ’ . ms 5 , . nestnut e o BDF Em “ Se = th m ‘4 “e+ ? ‘‘ se aa —— —— ' ile 4 LD MAR 7 it fur POW ART m “Wat } —— . ; ’ Rie NS > apy : - jean , or T "4% ~» |e "ee ean Chale . « , ° : ~~ ; oga=6 2 A i ‘ Ls 4 mic air r wus . «>, 1°5 iM ; q2- ma) Drear! sat room I"ve- : Nj ¥ 4 + ; . M. ~ J. L *t.> _ : mows uw i ‘ j fur. rz + & “ Besie — elie CE CTY Frere a “ ‘ . . tis : —_—- : 4 - . [+ o* & ~ ~~ - — A a? : . 4s ~ a4 .S*e ae an i estn é* ~ . : of “J " I is 4 ban \ rr) n . . : - - ‘ 4." 4 i; PaaS 4 wr . . iv-* ‘ he«t not Vi Ain *4 , - . : 4 ‘ : : el ea . ~~ . ‘ - = z 2 oe , e% ° e ~ . ._ 22 . Pa en? Fe o? . . > o ta , : 7 . ite: heat * ~~ ; _ i ERS ‘4 ~3 lag ns .ENTOR ane a a NORTH MARKET 40663-—4 rooms stl Wist END REALTY AND CONST. CO., , DELOR 4655-—vo T0om SLiciesc) a. tt ‘a, teto—o ee 22 ‘ - % S231 WELLS oms, t : . $ Vs ins ‘ : me node lewly decurated: furnace. FU Firrest @227 Al6é Union ier vo -_ : ‘ : | a “ Zz j ‘ . ; : > ad 4 “" - » -~ : ~ / K41A- om* & a om. Fi : ; A>” ' " eas . ‘a’ . \ 5137 A—d-*oo! elliciet bow ‘ p ' r p , a a " ” sac ee* . non | 0 00 VER NON AUX. F227 Chestnut. GAr. $300. Reyer Nag gy poets , Uo— 5 rooms. Bath, furna DEIR, 40o¢—secona i007. 4 TrOOms. sun godess © . * a. ‘ " ° a8 . " . ° ‘ > " : h NN} : Pe $A 4 ron i,*® ? r . VA > ~ 7 .,™ 4 *% : , ‘ 5 . . : : . Ba a P . > : - ws et ‘i . a ee (id) i ‘ A.naZg > . _ _— , : ‘ - .’ ’ 2 : is cot? . eeaed , ® par a’ - “Ee WNON ibe > . SOLA HICKORY- ‘3+ LOT: el Seater 2: $3 : : new! it RTHLAND, 5142—4 9 S-room ef | ARSENAL. 3145—Four rooms. bath, elec: | TERNON LACK, 722 Chestast. GAr. $300 i—4 rooms,. tiie Daath, Ror- FLATS FOR RENT—Central FLATS FOR RENT—Centra! NERLY, 4006—Beauttul 3 ow PA wi RORSELAme, Gece aaa, | Say) _leAclede 784), WALTER JONES REALTY 00. ° ‘ es 4 ¥ i ‘ ’ ~ ‘ ; ‘ . — ” S . ; Ame 211542 , ROOMS, BATH—So9 $4 ¢ i —. = rHKEP DANDY ROOMS—$20 DOUGHERTY BR. E. Co.. 803 Chestnut st egypt nes . : ant May TONTY 42431 pooms aul ——- | KBOKIUK 3119-5 4 ia . ‘ “ a: oa oil rz reams electcl ¢ - 182H 4 FRANAI i™ : eiectriv large varia . ; = "S77 aN ried ‘ ™ é ~ " rae : r on . ’ - aa T ; ’ neat e? 4 & ; r = ee ~ “4 ¢ garnce ELLIS. GArtield @378 | 1051 A—3 : 3 pou GHE RTY R. KE. CO.. 903 Chestaat. “OCRZELAND. 4 | 8 ARSENAL, 3236a—4 ‘ a “Ey ee COlfay_S9G1 J. _{c6 KEOKUK 2°20. 8 Sastl. ° a ." ’ . ii & . a ee ee ee ee ’ - ‘ . Ki NJ KE met ' QD TO €47 “ “ : io¢ PMArAas ’ ¢ a iirhVW AY ad) « + ; ees. ing sub Pats: ~ Aha eget v rvoms, police! rene ie % } 41184 Ax : rasens.. bee id ‘ORLHLAN 1US — Moa ‘ , BAM podern; reseonable; garage . ecreens: decorated - . . North ~ , ~ ; 4 A ; ; 4 o ’ *4 RENT REDUCED T0 $29.50 7 ‘ «+ ow : . o~ ‘ ‘ ; ge gs sie ea ; , i - i » : . — - ite g = ' Vi , 2 ¢ | . : bsA ai rr | : sasettle oN A OM ns : : e-corations WEST EXw RE aL TY “AND CONST. CO, > : na Ye an. Fetter ee r ste heat. harderc e- é $ - 6 Large niooms, Bat! ‘ ° re?’ 2 b a — . . 7 f y GREGO> ‘ “ ». TS . | / nat ao , : EY . te . bia] if « . ‘ hn mt ‘ —_— . oe ‘mal t+ = © reve > r . aru PArkyv ors es ~ ee , few tof 7 Wwans 7 , a focmm DROZDA REALTY CO... 4906 CHOUTEAU. (iF decorated, garage, $45. GRand 55701 yt; | =e era Fr CHOUTEAL 2396A—S rooms, bath, ee i ma elect? eh ne ‘ i F ioriss - eal 2 ern ~~ RA NT} a its A — ©€ “ee. SOOM: G4 on a as! 4: / +—Corner, h- = tric. mewls papered, $45 ¥ ‘ 244 i —— : ~~ ' ng ore fe ad Daih. garage es 0 2 4“) . OATS } bey: (_A—3 roume a . =~ > ec sonable. bom” — ‘ Tze 3 A. G. BLANKE R. EL CO., 711 Chestnut : i font wens on - .o¢ 44> - Mi - ; , ; S) a1 furnace eae a}. Hr ates t LoS A—4 room osA 4 \ ~~ ‘ ‘ 4 . ™y - » _ s ee . ~ ™ _ i J " . : . — —e - : net ; 4 ; me mF ' : . , A” 1a: 4 . € ié T} Vi ~4, 4) pai ; ‘ 4 a? hasta} ws | . : : + t ' ‘ 4 . . a Le 4 3 . ‘ ‘ > ‘ Peal : ss P . i ~ us ¥e ~ ; 4 er : ws B ‘ ; POME KOY- BERG R. ee “er , : ° GSAGt , oe E ive HTH ois ._—_) rveciii-a. water. a. . } i : je . aii - “a : ' j 4 IG -y ; . ‘ ; 4 9 . : * 4 . . } ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 7 room =f _— . ‘ ; : ‘ " . as . ‘ | - ao , - yas > . 2 Fe 4 a *. gas eect tr] até ha L] -_ ee Ae 4s A . -* ———wv soTNs : . . ,4 ; | 7 s? : ’ “ j “ cr i lertric : reduced to Sis i; Artield at4a> > ’ eu . ore : al! by owt ; , é : 3 "7 P ~ . , : i - -s.” ~ _ . . é- ‘ rom - . . - . > a . : P - - 7 “ Pe > = Rbeiu > —_- ar s reusona’s TENNE : : , . re i bee sual . >> &£ . . , - , ; ee ie ' . owe - . . ‘ , , vin . : ‘ - a e et. ~" sale ‘ ax. i. t i es aa : spcteses ; ‘ : = ev : al \ ' .J ~ Pier ~ ’ ‘ Lr. a FAs 2 », O4—l petgirs 3 ere ANI RSOS SI y XE BUERMANE » ' ~ : sa RF ‘ =s ire vellin ~e 4 >» = * . , -4 . . ° . ‘ atr 1S x. * ‘ *- . Tr; : ° ' " - i 4 -_ mr be . é Se . ‘ : . . ¥ 4 . . , { a ot > as Se Pw 11a&z. 2rd Wire ‘mut PAL ' « " : a * “ conse b ————~s15 5 roome th, ic. JOHN I oes . . e tt : a3 m I ; s . 4 e af 4 - bead . . _ ’ 4 . . ’ -— er i "oc te ent *® es ; . - is > £ ? : ~ i . . ° ha f , ya erase 408 . — ree roo! es 5 : . ; he ~s > oi F BARNGROVI & st i] , . — ; : N : - ‘ ie a ~ gratis $45 CEntral %93: +7 « ox 14 “ Ooms. bath, PA os : ’ - i $4 . e a on gee mee 112 ; ERGER, 14 N. 8 orthwest Seer : “AL. 4051 . nootee, te + oa a . : | S'OVG: seteens; re : .T = ae -—s RRDINAN! ") oe Ld ome } bad ik » nea — LAS ‘ \ . > FOO nd : i rd ae . aif Ws ANIA + > rs . ‘ _ > . “> = ,* ‘ sr seca ; | i | >A — . ’ ; « 3 ’ ud . - : 5 i! > ’ r - . y | a ‘ = . ; . eae) 2 "a tit? bite teen on A - ire ' iba urna re > . . } é ge ; x $3} , —- ; : , ‘ ? , ett “ ss . @ressl , = * > . ‘ + . n _— 4 : 4 = & Bo r4 « ‘ + 7] bo] 4 1 a ~ in LOHR z . ; ’ 4 ’ a ra - ‘as . ° a . oa ™ y — . a4 » 1 y y\_* }. a 7 — 2 . ~y ign ‘ ‘ j ¥ — . . ‘ wes ‘ 24 4 . — a , rer ‘ wl ‘ . ; " . ja * , ; ae — 3 a ~ Pr . = O4 Faston. 4 root ARTES. 4133a w— “re lie oO! vn oe " - : _—s : noms, ae hat — ~ : . > a ‘ - 7 —— ; " pe , “= “TA tj AmS 2 e* aun : ABBOTT. Realtor. 700 Chestaut. > nem nal ' . a0 etean t- Murphr bed- $4£ iERM i645—3 room. biVA 8S, Sikh, ov Ss, ete t 7 r heat , HENDRICK:-RUBELING, RLTYV. (© . ’ ect SEMPLE 1300.4 : " “ = =e - room Paras nantes 7 see , ROUGH. 45466—3 + 4 - e135 . . — - : > : : . > . a e4 Rea pate - asks 4 Tis armi | 6oba Dn a" : ‘ , a " -_ Incas fiat Bet tenes PS Ae node rt educed se new flat, stricti+y meders. 1 : ares ; ; - - % a. eee eee : p~ it €as,- 64 ' ; a 7 it $4 ‘OO ° ; = he ; . ding! ee a i See z +: a i ‘ ' Tt re ar ni FLA ‘i, “ome @ ay Pepe on one at and the other fist al et. t . € rs = fe i , age , } fan) Aw. mk farae FAL a . : ps 4 WP a. - m. \ +sia- . at ey Pia - ‘ ) a4 ge cs ¥ ¥ ah “Alf ae “45 \ee Ist: adults enivy: rent only Qn »f . Fee. “te | A~Y T [o A ; ‘ 3 4 _ me - : > » “Oa F 4 ~ “ m > Ara De a e a — — — ~— ~~ ‘me Ce Po wood - — = ¢: m , : gearne TTS F gas tank on ; : § » % . oP 4 AGENCY c tenant. “ee owner at 4563. ' aa ‘ sf a | : . “ 4 2. ee ee = = - : = c aoe i> ' ; = 2 iarge ~* ’ " a : " u ~_* —_— “ . : a - — oe ‘ Oey x10 hes t st. MAiIn 4797 Am : . aA ~ Om movern é a. A A 4] . so & c : , . * e - wie) io = rT M 4 . ' , ; 4-7 oo. ee = — tr A on na Si ANA ~11S Modern 4 p e é . - - \- ' { ’ - . ~ . e ~ au . ’ - . ” ee | eo - ; . : ; oe 4 - -- a“ 5 G4 i 3 i : : “ars ’ . CM EES ‘ Cte ‘ ‘ : ; , : = r : = oh ak ¥ - ? 2 S4 at mitra ps + nae a ; eee ; a . . ‘ . .? ' a mr > 1 4 A ft? bk ‘ eer - ~: ey } | ’ — . ™ rete Ba : . : Pg : i J ; Te ‘ . a . Aton 1498 Ga -e ts _ o Ooms. tis Da i\mmi lt 4 4 —_ ) : f , — be RE 2 $i. A | tary =- ‘ err floo> 3 . . Vv ' A . - ‘ ' ’ ; ~ ‘ sical 5 uM emer = tee it: 4 : suite ma pat * p ° " . . ’ 3 > * . . ’ ras. $2 MOLEMAN. 1909—3 roome and bath: Is fr schools: pat 4 i « Z ° + 4 . = : ¥ 4 i'r ' i = ” , re t , . . , . . A ~~ . ' -? .% : » i —4 - a POS. Rigen ecinn ° nt , ee a ‘ : { r r a 2) , 4 ‘ i a. rT 5} : ™ ‘ hel , = - . ' : .OO} aoe — = = : 2 $ ~ . . . Lari HE RTY it } qt) abt { hest ni = wf — on 9 NEWSTEAD. 453: N 3 room ‘ sno ; . 7. ete at >= ; : Ris « ee . 4 eS 2. ‘Ts 5 cas , “ $ ~ Veen. aaer wins =a so — ’ >i? ¥ : > , - 4 = ad > ~ - “7 ' a? . ‘ . > ° - — —- 5 on aFa ‘ ' >i t] --€> reenune +! MIRRFTLINGER Victor @aQ5 53x) | DE So 1446 £.—3 rooms tha tats &, 4 s: Si2 = 7 , al GEYER. 2156—New, 4 rooms : also 3014A “S), eat and ean ; hi rT % > . : , - . nd ~ a wR a4 —— ’ as 2 = 4 4 ~ - a = Va nel) - 7501 =. Rn” war. , Toema 4 & ~ 2rage. : HICKOR 16—4 rooms, elecimc; rent . and -ne $4 | ory | “TE RE ro ae Br ew enades pnd f : , ik: Ye —_—~ 2“ wa okie for something beiter, Phone 4 Sl6. GRaryl [oso Ww. UE SOT 1456\——3 rooms tiie batd ee A i fi... 3 rooms: S1* - : Bape EA, ig possess $4. PArk Law ¢ . 125—3 ma. electric. $22 ° + {GSA—-4 rooms and bath. sun- ‘ J : ‘ Him KORY 20664.6 larce reoms. bath: ireace now ly de 4 tee $4 : rs AR. 7} \ & > . ‘ rye WN 7: > . _— — ' (ee 4OHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. toe ( heatnat : = __ ast. -—— ‘ MAG SOLIA. “Ole 4---i-reem fist, the saat. fee rendition: cut te S30: 15 days free > ae ot haw : : Dd peg ~ oad Dae. Amt REALTY » ATE 3 ) — — ao Asim 4 AW ms $ . s . i . +» — \ ' aS - ° a ’ Vv - 4 Tt t , i> Omns > rT : : - " = ' ;» - - . ; . ips, _ . ~ : > > . ‘ . . 7 " . —_— af 4 tke x79 ; west nu’ at. M Ain 4 s) A. fr, BL. AN AF “R K. 6, 71il Chestnut. : ARK : tT 11] ‘ : . t . > a? Dicer ‘ -* “ is 5 P , Bi 9 a ac - —n om . : : . +. , 7, ; a * ~ ‘ — _ 4 ‘ é o +> = ¥- . . > P ‘5 A XT " ~~" r - a : e Fon) JOHN iH. ABBOT r. Realtor. TOS Chestnut. " ae » gc mm? . ms : , ’ - ~ r nic f - 4. ay . - am " : : ' tT ? a OMG 414°6—5 moma hath: 94: $8. EIGH’ | isiga— SOR MARI | | +— Rand 4835 nace | , im maid wea ter fixtures. shades . , rag gaa, . : a ave TO uns r — me * : et ’ 7 “te? ————_— , 4 : -~ i Vi \ t = . : 77 , ERWANWN TT r ; 7. ~ al RAY Recie TRU ST CO... 4915 Delmar bl. na L AF ae ea 950. me - : ¢ tr rie 37 i ; TSS 4 N . 4 pais — " ar - 9 Pye ‘i mtg! - jORN H a 2 : Z SS — ; Poe aan ~ Lay LY oe hy os O MeR} 4 — “Ow eth) & het water JEFFERSON 11034 S—4 laree rooms. EAST GRANI 142] reoms. bath. su: dain ee Jarvis ae ad , : RiP a Soc. 20 —~ 1 FASE” 6h — a 4. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestaut. we a : Taras L.Achede &404 ia . . Ga & . ‘ = ‘ . ‘ > . ; Pe aa eo i . fi¢ ry 72 ok . “pan ° BE men . 7 = ‘ >") f : a i — ~ ‘ > : . - ; rated sir vy ; r Ss e " as . : é > en 2 . 3 os ° ‘ 3 é A on - : 3 ai 2 . ~ : - ——-— mevengee ine saa : w AA TIN AN i “ AN ] = “uM i WRISBERG. 2204 & GRAND % mt is Pand $4 i RUSSEI I. 44454—_Beectifal. oew 4-reom t jem m SAl Leal KY Mibu ios ee ee ' ee +> El EN EN TH 43184 ‘\ —_—- 4 ie . Ys od * - on ee OT 4 * 7 a. « . a on . VV rT ss * = neaen i , - | > ws " ~ 7: a : — . ~s saree ooms. bath ~ avs rvome Ai} 34-—4 03 SOON - Nd — x e ; , LAN 4 ' : - , >1) and gy gy hardw ood Roars, ‘ra wpe i '-. ga = ton oo ~ gna : . ' - . ee _ IGETS aa iy eae - hae os . a IP in tile bath. gcarece: ur ré LA SALE. 1522—2a floor. § rooms, | “UEVENTH. 21044 N.—5 rooms, gas ALM... 3 i yoo. bale ola WEST END RE ALT} AND CONST. CO.,} E*; $56 ; ae eredce 1720-3 -RAVOTS 4170 6a a : —~ SS ne S om AG BIANKE R. Fr. CO.. TAL Chestnat ? Ps te $ 3 GArtiel« R456 : eiert ee | CEntra -"g iS o> . °7. ‘ -R =e ro TT = yer : tirewar t Me si t nien \ mY Peer ‘> 4 f.7 5 ir 3+ 5 k ~ ' A- i - a Orme bat . : ¢° . +! pe ee . : ; row, 7 " ~ a ied , cw . : © ~ La SALLE 1013 feeme and bath.| SLEVENTH. 2718 N.—s ca ek Te : — * GENEVTEVE. 4578 - EN 4085 ' . 4 | 5. . a © upper ' t®am * RALA +k 13381—7 rooms. baib 5 ‘ AY . 21 ° , ~— . : i * pe "aU : . aa ; : o TT We wt en = -- Se . ae t roome. §1 haa Mngt = — - -4 s atri De ay i . ‘ . ; 4; ule me s t ae? = 5 = -~ + . os ~ A . > sa —— > » Z oe 7 | = 4 : 74 ch ; i -. "Se , =. $° eee “sae Tooms. gas. ele ne. » be : me FRA Lod a vow » r 1894 LEF AV , POom i ali-Ttion RAVOIS >= At~ & > neo. ss ERNON LAL XX. Te? (hesetent. & ir. 85808 "act; i ona é) ’ 4’ shail iw 184°. : S hanna Che electr: a Pw moire - i ; ~ R : w ~ , r rs. “at : ~ Taal “—s ry 7 >. ’ ~_~-—— ¢* «?? : ae - ’ 3 er as La car Pra ann sz | ar . vs . « ~ ’ - ‘$f 2 ; & ei ery | 1} uw oon q“We ~h OAs ‘ ELL) ; LS . | 3 ro T « n~ 7 a. 7 - po ‘ , my \ x gee, D .- ." re . ~ : , a ; 2 — - \ } - . oe A ’ . . ; mm WJi* ; '-..' eS Wi | ’ * ‘ 4 : : _* 4 ——\) Mw oe 24 ¥ ae 6 danse. a 7 ‘ oa ’ . oa *. a : * “ - ~ ’ esti U r4 ry — c i - pa " = a sa a= e _ a q ” a . ee O71) i1u6 a roome electri € ire a rent $23 Ra . \ - 4 ee raomrns eer. Da 5 ; +e EEE om ~ on a. . . asa | s fas ‘ ims aDuf _ a, he ime ’ $s ; a 4 kK 44 4 . ~ ms . - s e - ¢ Pc " at tian ~“" @er > é & "etter 5° ; rE irr rit > . “ - - . = c Dat , cE . e . ; ABR OVE si4s Beautiful. lieht upper Mat ent ito $40 = ax J “ay ; ay = ‘ HERES A COOD ONE Za , LS, 454 / 11 44—0 si Y 4 . . ae an { . . "7 "rr 6 . , ’ a ’ a TTFe = 5 ‘a vs rm . » +h “nr ’ ‘ ~~, ¥ _ 5 : » 4: , Pree hat > ’ rr. 4 ® ‘ Y""Tim? A MI : Lint) YT ’ 7? SOA ie — e } mt) c , 2 i : eee rm eo L.-@e : , , ‘ Ss. 7 42 ¥2 , rea _ 3 é ‘ood rey ’ ot : , «x : i " ‘ 4 P 4 " ss niiadieenmatnetnian ® : he €- : >. 3 o eX aD PI aLTY cx» &f« aoe { eo a trounds Far strict A ‘ ne . ; = ; ) - . om §. \ sa free rm \ ; - La 4 =»: " ra Te & i. tas ' . : r 4 : , . , 5 , 2° OOM $e > ’ ; , % +, 4), 3 . , Or Oral ed ¢ 7) ; “= Bee ty de . é i ~ . . . . + ; — e . " ~ ii’ 2: OTTENAD REALTY (CO. BOR Chreetru: ea iCK, eRaitors, au? egtnut > ER AND. 4045s — 3 reoms. bat New SING we VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut, GAr. aseo * ’ 3 a Oe = sg . - 75 ee : v ~ . .o a 2 - é , . ¢ > . .* ~ - oe s at yal IX 183] . ~— = geht a . . ‘ } a KR ade BA 4 ; ~~ TOIT & ‘ws ‘ te - a e- : ene . . * 2 ’ te0 ; 1“. -. t 4 ; ~ nat - ~~. s bs : - “aa et ene " | aad a: 5 * mwacalTeé 41° * >. $1 or te . vag be — . JOHNS H ABBOTT. Realtor "@@ Chestnu: ‘ LARG + KROOVMS——VIlRPHY RED-~ . 4 . . ws ‘ p . cr ai) . \ LR */) + rooms, ¢ pai as | be : ; Pa py ct ~ — ‘ i\'> “ nail ry - * a ~ . Base ST 7 = mies > — te . mh ’ 4 ~*¥ °o ‘ = "> a! ™“ wg ty J rar Re Ht — " - s } (eu . , *o ye Py TY nie? T.mi Se al ; ‘ . g . on . ’ . . — e . - ‘ - . . ; >- »2 ‘ : - +»? 5 ’ ' ' ~ [> 7 e . "'y* whan 17: very Teasonahi: ee on ax JSAGW Aw = , Mr 4 S04 F FRANC I r ms oh : . “ . a . a . ‘ . é & = # +} j ~~ :a°ea @* "tT ' : i? {.rarea!l . 7 - : — ~ r iis en Noor §°! * eecond flenr . \ . : : . mode —"] i ae Bat SK. | — ; . ; a ao ‘ i ‘ " : = : . , ee a ee Vir" } Oe j a4 ‘ ec} bath. eleetri thy | 4 ' C.F : 5 r me ha on . ee) OS R . ae ye O—* womsa, Bath. electr — a : . 3M TEV « ’ 6 ASHLANI $419 i | ’ ; 4 Tit > > ey - Si, . . . ” ” , , 4 : . . ‘ 3 serge ‘ arte rine ara , reak — 2 “ae > . ‘ m : é ‘ ~. nee bias Rl Ts ER 318 ; aS Goh | e : x ; , 1: at > c ‘ 4-roon ef ficienc ehfont reean | Rit 4 AS ti i 4a) rNé >, _ owe , +m " ; - 2 . ' , aa cy RUTUER Som toer , >> ithe es Ms 4 a . Om AS LUA ? oS aan *, AF LN i, . ' - + Nee ae. c% 4 . ’ i ~~ Bogs xi 2. © ee . >> fe > ait ‘ . 2 . : 4 ~~ 7 ; : . ° ’ . : ‘ ~ ‘ . - . — 4 ’ . yPrar a : _ ae _ . ig : - ANINGS TRI ay 4 cs. 4a Deimar. : — 4 ‘ ; ~ . 7 « ‘ . “ ~ = iarice rete , "eg k faat room o = : : 4 . , ~ — . - | 7 : : : -_—— = > . e RL IiGAR. Siot—4 lbt rooms and i. oe is. 4 wer . carnee 36 “Teeaeg sitening perch: steam heat. “ot — ®. bath. « ' ras Bt 4, \ thee > : en" ae _— 4 iarge ro a aan tty a44 bath ; bss The 3 ; : ‘ , , Se : ms 1 1s... * . . sa . : ua . , e - +& . ? ’ , 7 : 4 - mY ’ Rr) a? ™ a = i : ~ a . . . * Re “ hs \ & A = R ; i? Cae ’ ’ ~ . 2 .¥ i. DI \ S . TO eth ef tye ene * : =t eau heat ‘ ti« — 7 ” 4 . ri —— . 3 : ; i. — é . - ° ond ' BL ath, hd Kilt eONii LLIGA N —3 " © a “ : water hea Foods . ah. ep soe sive dusi south of Nateral Bridge : 2 se : . . ecerated Wiear ad —— " ; = nee. iarye rooms FRANKLIN REALTY 1237 ~ cand a ke Me + Soa A and west - L nien. - S375 — 1 : me er APF md. : f = ; rae e . : . 7 woe - a : _~ T , \ ; ‘7% 4 = it ’ Lacs On ire re i ' bane an wont of ar line A . ‘ & i. ‘ .% . . : : . . an . pe 7 x ~, . -3tie oo! iy ¢o *"= Chesteat. “V4in 1457 TA x 44 ; ry “y= he ‘Tie o*'s- -* mar 17 a? ct? P _ : , ' " : " e ! K, ?¢ 7 ; . ~~ e % . practiric base | , i mkt LlA dts SAT +g nes i — 7 + — tur a wera rate Sji4 om @ gue . . - * j5 r. DICKMANN R. Vind SEVENTH. 1409 5 | es S=! WEST END REALTY. AND CONST. CO.) WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N\. Bh) : : | 3 : amg eee - ‘ —_" 3 jlarce roems« r : ’ ; ; J FUrest 6° 16 lL nion. 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ASKA 4 We 7 bo $: Wain 2040 i teth TA li 4 — 1a wi ill I npr, inept sal ’ ‘Tooms rae C1 “i. > ~s vA > FRAN TS - oa . ad = ; electrds nee ir 7 peprred GRanct SASSI. ' ‘ - ee ‘ is Et Bae . “mr! : . . - ~ 4 . ee © rier i4~ A . a. ‘ i, 4 Nein . be Vt*Hwrts ea = Vig / ~ 4 B52. , 424. ‘-- ;* =e? 344 Tr =" s wy J W RTE: ENT? a ~ I a » 2 B84 . VAI = 4 . . 5 , ; 7 r 7©r T , ; — ~ = . “3 i? : today ty pag : -—e Seen | ine os NES * ~—s . > _ ' * Po ; saleatdliae . | 7 oj ra} x a rao Te . “ j ~ % ~ ~ ~ ma oil ‘ ; > + . 4,4 __ 4 . c= R 2 - ~~ £ a aAa «92 § e , : im : a7? : = & * wert moe ° x ’ / ed . a is! rs iy ‘ Lf ’ -F ‘ . ee * : ’ . — ° . ’ a . ' mr . ' 7 ° s +4 LWA 7 ; . es : rw ide . mal | om ar Pees ore . ao ar Lo ~ ee - - . : . ; ° ~ . ‘ , ry, ma é 2 . - \ - , a! a ; iw ‘! ~ * - re € : , os ; . GEO J WaNernater tru . . niences, &: : © age a. ening Co ew 4-room fiat: | § : BR. ee , 10 Gravois, “ys | | » fiat. vacant MINNESOTA. 3833—3 laree soem Sip. . “ snag, : * ' “are - ‘eheabe: ‘ | THOMAS anes. ’ ee "e Ate ba t> ena . ho Le Soe -etoot “Tace ace: un porch Sund ! 1% GLIK Reate~ £8° ractens : gae fornishe 1s . TAN 13014. : FOres: 49155 FREI : i Dm oe - E-OTA 31683 room ‘\TOeh 45384 New doom €i73 ‘at kelvimnater- «duit “4 ‘4 . - “cet “Soe cs 3" 4 ) “ 4 - ... -.. . ae “3 ry Sond? _ es ae pore eeey gti Oh akc ae o - : . * h ie Te EK . . A—1 ‘Ome 4 e4 ws ~re . - . ’ i ’ - —s maw : , Pere —— | YrTy Cerne SARA ’ cn . * : = —— h h onan 1 rvreenth« WwTWWRasr a a — "Es . ‘ io Act a ll see 7 , ; t 4. . — - tm ie tent r . ' rs . water, garase Bn. - | ’ - . oat ee | lia 4 : he ad aa: % sx , $1 : ? . . = Orr " > ‘ * - - ; , " : >a ‘ d May 1. Inquire upstairs. oe | ale ." 3 | . : and bath: sade "bande ore. sured ry a =" Fo ° e uP ee ee a | ACH BR. 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ST. Loum 5B aay, SUNDAY. =e 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. es FLATS FOR RENT__s. mats FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South _ FLATS FOR RENT—South eng T : ; FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT—West . FLATS FOR RENT—West | FLATS FOR RENT—West | DWELLINGS FOR ‘REN ey *s * — oom }S Pp x 4 - - ‘a : " - . . : ee see = aeEQTA. 30°) Oe 4 SO5TM. | eles. sagpioe om psa he et gen — heb. THREE BRIGHT ROOMS |BARTHE 6175—3 roome. eleciric, bath. | FU NTAIN. 4932—heauliful 6-room flat: |PAGE, 4920A—@ rooms: new — fixtures | liee KALI 1ERRACE—WESTMORE North ; i es 5 ras on snk NS! : j . i iCa Rarage. _tc “) : iret floor redecorated. near two! psy *"0. PArkKview OobooW. (cH) Opposite Ountain Park et newly decorated 3 bedroomé« near ! ; weer . “a VEKNON LAUX. 3 7: mu Che tat Egsuts. ! Seal tee Seater po SHEN nig —~ AN, 1319—O1 ved ‘$22; 3 large | Schools. 3664 oy Meare. _. BAKIMER, “7A —New, mod at. 4] GIBSON 45U5A—5 rooins. bath, electric; | SC#00!: reduced $47.00. CAbany 7068R. | ee: Se wae me nena | WHARF 422 ae trick beses. = 5 ° = est s , iv DEC . . aa slat gotta y - J © ei tric i | ob 2 : *? "¢> ,. irge ) 7 si % Mig, Janile ac i a‘ 11 j . Lat (ca. : ~ . rm "s o- - ts OWA. 3720-3 1... Ut "oa (c)! WM. K. WRISBEEG, 3964'S. GRAND. | 2)” 7 Ae AN .. Se eee ae. 4. | arse Foeme. Sees eee eee rv ) ve fur | aN ae oa Tt Tt x SE ene Bear jo4 11: () R Al, P He TE RRACE | KEANR @ FRANKE. 1008 Oo ig yar. ae : , ye =H x ANDO. ‘in 1” \ ™ : pe “ J wits ‘ oD é p Oma rece otion i ‘ mm i eerth) it ‘ ] ) ROOMING. Biel =F, LAx ATION , : : mire B “3 . j84°—MODERN 6-ROOM | 35-14 Lackland av.. 3 10oms 4 BAR TMEK. 670) Practically new jour! tile th, t-water heat: reasonable cree $14 ta ti nai 7 rarage. ho ayaa § th (McKinley Bridg: At: a SLEEPING PORCH. GRAND 2 Nebraska at esi a9 ! ' rooms. door bed. de aris CJ pe rere fodert D- rrr , : . ) 7th é tee rhs «>. e “kK ' | *« E. . an oon ved , pe 1 wed p 3 @ rh nt bs , bout A hig en ary light «sortie? rewrite firet ated a . SO , Ui oF i ° ih ‘ ‘ ae pie ro , om rk: 7 . 5. at . i t j uw ae ee if : by] on te wtas re tert ec en tas thas : bath« . toilets aii risustiae + ee ae ia Dalia ah we x oon oe ee es ee wraps stele aaah a : a oe - ob NPE SIN Lee “ wens Wale! ea ee — , . : = 7 i, : > . ] de ree SH : . oA me Til not-Wa . — rhc : 4 1 Soom : . A = ‘. : . = tas sf 4 we ‘ rh . pat ; , | A gre ; : ; >t i = “i ti fund, eri i ta nha ret $i ’ ooms. g£a- A om J x, ‘ ro : Range AL eS ” , ms, ' Ln: te +t ‘4 rdw ood ; —— fa ption 4 ar. : ‘ ~ ye: | rFAH : } (AnD ree quan JON ‘ ria MNGi * + ‘ oo. PARKVIEF ; 1) . -) wu = , rry “oA Wait : ‘ ; — JARZEMSAKY. nF. ALTOR sagew. | tc, O. J. RE Go BO A yazemien' 5 : Bs va id OF DSR. Mo t rooms, tile bath, own mod onviences, reasouable ous bat] one : earal |: eae! . nro ide Oe ST. LOE, TYLER 0459, (cB0 gems) | or?’ ela aa ”’ an git? t-room fiat; ictly Pa ANDOAH. 383: POU stay depotate, | at ves ’ 2 eee Al wD, T39A—6 rooms, modern. | | i Toi eer S | BRANDNEW 4 or COOP] 2 ; fiela ‘ } WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut varfield : LOEWENSTEIN 915 Olive. (e@9) ' ie ; Northwest PP BIOS Oe Yt Re ee ; Ae a ~ —— ms i owen , - : at ' 4 reoms and Murphy bed: modern in wate heaters: day - _ * 7 : " . o . > . "4 . ae a x . . ' ‘ . cle P : ‘ i.’ - . . . . . "se . rat »¢* , >. , ; : _ JOHN u. x4 “00 € every respect. wonderful location; open to BAYA 40 } rooms @ DICKMANNS RB. - rst rest oOmertrhing LrTerent ¢@ 91 A... Moderp, a / . 4 ABI t T. “Kealtor. ,09 Chestnut. day, See A. M ,\ Ek REALTY CO., 1608 % { , RB > ' ne ’ ‘ : ‘ ' ’ sn a ss ; ,' , 6 : , oe , : ’ on A AAS — BLO Fi and fis (iravois, ‘ : Pdi i rn cages ete agar “y ibe eta by — bt, mn Waen Hock souts nth a, Th aoe ro A ten gas” Pe roles Ed LPPIN PONTE OE - Ke > \] Ie}: | [¢ [hEeN¢ \ : S4°) Ra 6 Snails i b:| earka neck es ? pre ERSHING : mers rear | | anes ar 2 oak A : Ba « i ' 3 & SED ant ori. - SHE %. ae 1A ; reome . i rnolia e “nye alt ‘ hs : , ; . . . : ‘ : I ; rit ' fi cree y itil ' 7 Vic erm i ci , ; re F é a anil = ' decuratr ; 5 ‘Tom 4} ¢ : " . : ‘ - : ! . ’ ] > : . ; : ; : M4 ! ened P ™ ‘ - 4 . ‘ - convenience r At FC 2D. tO — a Pee a ee SHEN AND Ali (1504 7 rooms. bath 156 MORGANFORD ROAD. - it ‘ , ’ at a ; ses . — Ka 1 4 “age” , . Tri te as Th » 4 | and » ROOMS ‘an? 3470.4 roome, bath, garage ° 1)“ " pani, gt ; ; , »* e n " : ; » er rent s4 ‘ rerceltia bath * Per aewe ee fA OO NB DT tHe ate 2 Ome Ray dae os eee : 4 , fens alain wtolpe pares 3 Dk eget carne TY tat ne — roonis z A. 23—Bes amen oa sn , ‘i Ari 5 TA) EY EPSTEIN r : : 1 : A ; cry ‘ ' Bons LY Maal i , i i irl . and #epurare re ; ‘ ‘ , —* rvoms —- re 7 “tAin 4384 Tt war oi) a . ’ on as - J ni dteonmatede Gah? ae i tae 3 +3 CYyMoOuTN bia ) ee representative Go.t) wagner av. | J. WANS , ri7% Chestav ra y 2 eichhb _ iow Ren $e. as “ , GO OF WW, 142 roo! will « See a ' TANLEY atm . . oo.” « oat 4 ton : . — : : 405. Fo DICKVUANN ‘ee . * rim atidoat ‘ ie wh Ria " ADGaT ot - 4 Seem regts % “72> AN PR rry ¢%) . , oe t pede curaee o4 CHESTNUT ~ : : iv. ing: ; : neomipg ‘ Vidis ; . , — he - i a! Shi WAKDO bee — o* ‘ Chestnat ; , a ; "lle BER | 46 * ee a)- Toon fiat : a nklis CHR ey Og, i"! ¥ Mert re. CxOO -VPERSHING HEIGHTS; > = ry Fs Yaar i . garage; ! wiser oaeniaas aa komo —P bee Poa Some. th ete a a EER ret on ear lieat. 2arKe 4 car lines Call |. 7 | MODERN 6-ROOM PRIMIENCY APPAR tit Sat: cottage ee. oun 9. ASA. 35$3-45—5-5 rooms. ap ; ) | me room. dis kitchen S 2 ‘ . > . . . + 618) JOS F. DICKMANN R co 623 c _ T, 4004- ee WENZLICGK. GAKEIELD 142 , mi; @ heat . se we e > ‘h: S: ; —_ ” ‘ . 4 ' aT ' "2 pays ‘ 4 » ; ; VOThs. bath. a —*s iatge roeins. ele: rie, tile or ae * ’ EE > re, — * . : sail ; A i bah He - rr re » fri rym a ire “a = Lb 3 B. aoe te S18. Apply» hn" -_ 4 I ¢ be : . es | ‘ i ya ‘yf 7 : j , ' ‘at aw : _ ’ ¥ i) j t tr 4 North ) ‘ " . . ip ‘ Avan) 3°, ‘ lea a | | ) tea ‘ na 1 : SIONE Re 8g ade Bide. : yi tatl 333 | | Mourn! : ik teks Mae Oe. 1800 53 Upwer 5 . modert SIADISON, 2041 Clean, | Fn iaieeed able, 3 rooms, Fried 3276. (c) |e DOAH ! room : | BURD. J Beautiful 3 roon O HIGHL » TER..| 35 —Mo: = | ses eee ner pper ff private entrance: sleep! South ee “) ‘ , 1 ; ' ‘ j i mr ri : ' ee ' pnis , | . set : - : ; RUADWA' tZ hd 3 K-room Pee dence, gerbe 7 an roqumns ae RIDGE iB Ps rao | “lp oc. | . bath hati rigs x orae. ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ tt awe ir ‘e roe. " oa | } re n heyy nm ea a $1) fp FA Stead CIE an he, un treeks eont weeanpeee ——- VUlDs > a a! e garage wy nO Cheatnut TT ! ; Northwest “ wot “ RISBERO 2204 SS. GRAND karage 4) itr Aap Na FOE LE he sO) btiNALD. MONS Uroom reaidence. est" lee ? =~ SAKAH, Lili N —Cheap rent; S-reem ‘nil } Kem rie) ry ) alate > families oer roomers cp, (flats eas, electric, toilet; $25; bath $0.) siesOURI, 1: Front room. k WM bh, WEISBERG. 3704 5. Grand ate | MARINE. O85 "4 3 reomese aed : eara.t : 47°0 h-room brick echage —— eames POOLS RE are « 5 4 ee - ’ ' ; bok ' . arg . ; aert 7 ne j mt tage bath st DEVONSHIRE. S3LT—o rooms, steam he fa | a meg j 4 _} 2 . doe ’ , ' . gurage; concession. Riverside 5°20] ‘ J" uf elid 'y SEMPLE, 1540A—5 roms, bath, furnace, ares ‘lectric: South Side vi , ‘ i : : : - poy ; electric: in good condition; 845 ‘HOSER ” ~ alee SOLA. vila pgpena ae TENN] | 2 rool ) cs cert + ai ; ‘ yt 14 t a. : | , A. G. BLANKF K. Bb. C7), Til Chestont OF a — | ; : I ; ei | . rr y : Oy lay ler : cf 41\ fan 68°? repeptris, bath. cus, () ; } i . rile’eds Lil ic4 gg * mp Arce O Bd» , i t A tue : i te lei -s P ; electric fixtures; S45 pen. | NaI epic" “Hi AV MI ge , rit an IRN GS a ate bat! $10 si ste ee ai)) Tome Mi : u8 * t para ‘ f i H Sichy . ; KG ANKE kK. CO.. TIL Chestnut yf ) + ) , ti ME CRS ee ee aw Swede ? ee eed ae cae ny S7 RE spenetans : nk nt Jd Ci ! — - TENNESSEE, 47°25—S rooms, hardwood ak ew ' oder ¥ oe: s 4 : ; ; te : ING tO 0 homie porel rooms: very ' etnut : ’ - * | 6 7 ’ [¥) F f ifoT. tile hy: Be furllace: i +s d . : ’ ‘ — . : ‘ ' t * { ‘ v . , . ‘ ‘ . ' ' . ot J‘ } ‘ ; eTryul ~ : ; : ’ ‘ ’ . . ava Tue) . reome: rae he: Pa 10W . : ot ns al eete , CORN-DIANGN ir -2 hestout G "Arfield re. : : . . — , + main ; iT ; ' 4 : Pn aoe He bh: as rt : : . 71] ive or Modern: re ja ble i £456 (05 T 7 : ! 1 GOL rl cee 7 paper D9 Lis , Ba ae etd a te nt ’ Owner 2d floor 9 AR) LE, 043 sirable S-room ft tenant: opel +4: newly deeprated (83) . mth ' 31 iewiy ~ Sheth sya Rllpa de ik. 7 iw , ‘ ‘ JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestin niaTn BiG. & kh. Bw. Ce. f ’ ay ’ ' Dis odin d - ta, , nonth th . G.ravels. LAclede ANv20. Cet’ / : : ' , gis Hie \Wwa' 1] ' ' y als pestPeD Ws ime ’ , eeuth VIRGINIA, 680% R dene 7 Troore and , NEWSTEAD -BEAUTIFULLA eptiu ali- al onveniences hon ed, 4-room effici ; ding ‘ fay? $940 tee | «SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCE ri se ‘ _ form KENT OR LEASE ; I ipartment I Yh = Ae Let Pt Grav oi: PRospect 182 : : | 101 i Arvo ‘ean 4 ’ | hi " | ovat key firs AP. | M NT A, | fo nee: ne Southwest ne room BRM AN ry = , J ae at! rage ne eCora ed — — rat age 7 AN) . - } Bs. 3 do. : ' p : rr‘ ty . i a ‘soar’ ¢- by fu “eteere & LOM . aay - apa 7 ENT " + hy 5 is _ + HE . te , J Chestnut sepetinnee ——. mah... oS Sin ; “s ive Roaring Lie. é ' rey . ; | SER 14. 81) ) “ey ! : trl 4 3 | ) ‘ 4 r | ' { er ' O°44-GO15——~—/ At 10 (hou ned; | or ox Kt ,. oy AE 6w30 oodern, 4-reom mm breakfast LOUGHBOROUGH, 4566—2 large SKICS ms. ba’ a COGSH'IGITA AY. 21203 S—Corner fiat ee ' flo ' : ) oon ¥ AT , or 3 unturn rarage. LAciede Of , $F > the fiat. strictis modern. 1 bl k : ’ : i ,a™ . . . “2 hi ¢,=Tfti, 1 *? 4 . i~ , . d ea . . 4 “ : - 2 ‘ : . . , " ever nil » @°Tar - , . Gravois, can give immedi gaye east ra ’ me ay PEiyp’ LA 1 rooms, steam herut Kivoerside O°f0T mh % ; qos: nad ‘) ' bcs 176 Hol sk 3. bath saram mede: we 7 . ate possession = ne : ‘ mine PE y Pt a% : — Se = mine ; , ~ i ercines oA , . >i ver me Y. : - , ' ‘TAT ¥ , ; — ; af ‘at 4024 Frie: Hiland ian eniences on one flat and the other flat on PAST iss -2.N i . 7 “ae . ' re ra-wy 25 etastind ee : 2) : cat y adul lox B-iS' ’ oa} . 4 43 } Ist: adults onlv: rent only $58.50 to moder! ae G ‘ ‘a ' Z y RJversi ; , cae | + 1 4 ’ , ; 7 aie KRASSAS, S515—)-reom brick bungalow, s GS PEANSY ; 3045 pou r*] Ty Be SZ2is-Froom sin rlney ha Tr ! , . n : 5 WW DETERING “het Gr at PRespect 18 LOUISIANA, 2793-—Mock 1 lig th. furni asonabie. bo moon t : ace ) gle flet, oath, furnace electric: garage TS Gute alii «; Af rate rede anaeil B.! oe ' #, «Ss TEP RV OER. ' ae rated to put eorner art r¢ ; 7 v he \ »4, i,’ ; free rer coPpreses | hea] or ' DETERING. 26°7 Gravois, PRospect 1833. UELMAK. to | : 7 | \ et iy we 3 | nvenien 7 SY newly @ecetat ISJANA 4641A—33 rooms . 11‘ Nagar : ior we J" ifs : « | res : ae "aa , SAVINGS TRUST CO O1> 7 oT aero = pep, oP “ 1m) Aer +41) _{e) : we al r t, : , : ; KING SHIGHWAY. 4205 8.—AIl rented but. - ' 4 my aene Sensriain ted eh. ft 3) . M ; ery ; lt és. Me AT , - ; : lastere valis . ' i 4 » . ' —. ' vy a1 ‘ . a ; tJ } bat ‘ : CA) ) NA ar Sceeanenas gene Jet “0. das ; sto : open today: ough plast red \ ; Pe: | HEN PY 7 BR reATY 3 tri NA. 503 NAERT Pn | Run toe, | Riversic p14. one : ‘ ithedral arches, tile entranee, halls, stean ei Pry ay may 04 oe = sd 18.5506 me ' ih’ Aci 4 “wit ers | 7 i = - - : rage teens ac Smt ’ . heat, janitor service. ie) | — moot {e3i) , —— THIREY Nin bots A , MeCAUSLAND. 1506—4 KOOMS AND MAR. 4 - | * LKSULA, 1218-1146 (PERSHING HGHIS ) | 7 _ me riss i y , -' ~ - a f - 3 3 . . - ; ; _ ‘} ‘ * & : . : ; , he 4 rooms sand stn , i SLEEPING POKCH MODERN NEW ne ' + AY hy M ) le May Poss ; ; he? Sins corated R Rive PP rs TT A PINK io an ; _— ' :' BUILDING: RENT REASONABLE To aes or $15] 1168 FERGUSON AV | i , lower ad $0. ee MO | Pon ky : 6) 1 8 Grend b LAclede JUS0-00) ERIS as Sn & :' RELIABLE TENANT as | |—I : | , ' ! : 1 WW MY, cau young eoup! y April Pox H-2 7 N. 2712—-At 6820 _ Nee ee es. Sees e008 con. é ! St , 4 a a MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAin 5056 | wo or wer 3 7 ‘ost-Dispat Poor ouse, $15.50 ZINK Chestnut = tet ~st _10B3) Bror al O77 PhO : i ‘Olds —— ; Va os , ! ‘ 7 ' Ye 7 "eneL ho ak 4] oper - or me BER FP ae 5 -reon iY 3 3 : a me HO ned , ; | : . 7 | . | . : : preferred. , Hlland 6 : ; , , ? ** » . . ’ ; - ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ . . ' ’ a i/ 4 a * 4 ‘ . 7 ’ (c} — ; ane = ‘ : cle ; a ‘ Pet baka VY : oF j ob oO é rooma re ; 7? . “ = ~ ; r ‘ r? ] if ’ ee 2 neehes aint tate Sk a rocnis >. Ptah tian a Ate s mS = OP eee de tntiyay 2 QR eae tit m sotogale oat . omer : - neon hen ee ae ‘ . lul- as, ' fPeofter } li TAGE, ms a ' | VANDEVENTER. 716 N.—5S rooms, bath; a ot “ter — . weve oo a wage : . : JU at ; = ; & ' ‘ ’ ‘ +, . ‘ a ue Gererat KAM - ‘ irfield S.54°° ' r \ a . only or tly mod " ; aiiaing doors “t, Bee ane . ou " : : ‘ : ;, a pa : ' soca » ALANS ; ' : sryt) tide rep d F bout $76 Al Bick L, OvvR 7 room bath: — 1°?) ‘ \ ss M BOG is. BATH. 5 . ) j : j . i (4 . nda j we , ' 4 Cal line ates . , nnin ee , VANDE TER 141: Ni nin 7 soe ogee ; IN TRIS’ MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAin 5056. » pe 2 af . eo- se * ie | “Lh, Wit—-2 BGO! wien me of . Mus Avaview 1406 Chestnut, tric, a3 ; rei wi ’ Bungalow rovm« floor = “wo = = c ’ a — “4 . — . ‘ an eaath ’ L cant May 13: is RES he de ay “ é ry . - : , “ " — “ P i. , . oy oy y ‘4 ry i ‘ e, - - os me : DE GIT BRVILLE. - _ roomse (ij Rand a : : td . : 1AR LIAN. 1010 Olive. ° é‘ ’ no ; vy FLA! Wid “er April 15 "OR: gun parior, doubie . rine EECiric: newly decora: eae acca} a : o7 : GI : “ae : as | 2, Se re : mes | DELMAR. 4105 MAGNOLIA, “O194---4-reom flat. tile bath, ATIC OY ~aeal oe teal | ; | | R ; pon’ | lern roome | a ——e oe - dle Clase condition online , eles tric, hardwood fi —— astiygge se longi fe te 2 lare — : sid , ’ ae ‘ vi : ; ; eT te . at anette dn ve only $65. sereened-in back porch: rent 840. seg ie get lead de agg ts laa , ' i 5 . : : . SIE i -" a mak S, , — ae lox P25. Post-Dis ‘ ‘ 7-— I¢ ree DETERRING. S622 Gravois, P Rospeet —— CC ees CT EBER |} oe 3 hy vi fem _ ; marin , ' i oF ants . ree — od ae . , . e« . : - : ss " , ‘ ; } : ae —_ P ' : ‘i ‘ : ' + . , MA = @. [ & fy ile Ory? a ae . | . & 7 . , aeat « . , bh (*¢? ; I . , ‘ ‘ ’ ; =i ’ ' ; ts ’ : : ma, guod: 7M wate _ Si Aj 80 . Siedint Ver noden rara A} ' ; ' as : Pi wes — wit. ong : : _ 1K Thee pre mm TZAEL, } o-reon he 5s, BH Pipi t hf re "3 IV . —- _ ; , +t, ; . | : : : . . bay! > : sr , ’ Wire . ' i} i! Pre] Monday - : “I THERLAND. 5312—Duolex bungalow: t ; ; be tiwlAws , mtteatt " , Box ‘ ~ ‘ , & FR (. SCOTT, SOO « heatnut. ra a er 2 . = “nam atficlets +: hot-water heat: fricid- " ‘ . os , 4 ig {) {- ’ , ate new ' ” ; Lai LY FIL 5 rooms, 7 odern’ con yeh: ~ ee 442? e. Riverside Lich | , ao. To co | Ly et, al ota model ' WOLFE POL PACK, Ot N. Sth, wai 3 . pat ame for couy ic? s re ty ty Ras 207 at ) : » ve rb aD nde aeeedl a hunga wit : £ I et! MAin 1858-4. i e455 eae ey — 1 root, i ey > JA ray ie i bie 4 4 " . - ' rs - ‘ ‘ ; ‘ “ ' P , e-* a's " ri ei ’ a. fi pa he 4 ; pie ‘ : ; : » . 4 ¢ ? . . tile bath. steam-heating plant, hardw jaining batt “rs etud os 2. gee or si ed é ' m4 2 DROZDA REALTY CO., 4006 CHOUTEAT. oF : ; POREST, 4 lil—J-rogm cottage . . = A ; ad “ - - - ‘ ; 4 ° - . a yieiy floors; Murphy bed: garage: open. 1CSSELL P} $09 Fe mod — a a OrIne’ 05% Aaa _ : hee : ; oo aa tie tS =- ’ , oe At. 3 , rie—G roo ne serene — es . i - ow, . A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO. 741 Chestaut. Broom parlor, hot-wat heating | V2 oO “a3 bath ri 4 ntfs ‘One } ; eat a) . ; mac rest O1% o) | weet or northwest; 16 _ re , “Ab Bp RF ate ; : : ‘ “a — ’ a av ; : ; ; : : : . . _ a . ‘ : \ ’ ; ; . : ; ase ”.. Sa ) ’ ' ; : Ti oo AN J4 1A oms, bath and tur — Bo a 4 a — Abe? ' te ns 2044 - \ ! nic re MORRIS AACH BR. CO., ING. B26 Chestnut WALT 145 if mt ath: sao - ry t+ b ib] Ox ; ACKFIDEN. 8°O N. ORAND ; a rr : a ” —— ; . ' r yal a ve ma ca “4 T i ' ’ 7 : wa ’ ery 4 1 ty . ~} fa) ‘ - rt ati . ™ : r . ' poe ' HORTON P] —y Nf a " room she c ‘KiGAN Pathe 4 reoms and bath: mod- 00d floors. stead Pet raze if want whos —_—— . inQ17A__23-4 ‘ oe ; reas {Elmar Hi VYALTON 5 nar - root rar w — ' ater } ern, $65. open ame neil. Crest a47 ,i° * . mod- ne \e i - , ; ‘ , - ; : — ; ' sia rood : nev 7 bie ready af 44 ' a" a . ‘ ; ‘ m ‘ : : ‘ . " ; . ‘ ; ry oe " we t) 4 oii +e s i ' if y( } \} 4 4a J sa ; . 7 P ‘ , ‘ : ‘ } , . 3 ¢ ' - L/ . a : 7 o*, ‘ i4« ; : : " room ROU' ea : ey i ; me . ' : é' ie ; sh : ' . | - ' ereity «city. Box OM larce gaarx aepiendh) wee — | RUSSELL, 444: 5A—Beautiful, new 4-reum ' : ‘ wht . ; ' _ , ‘ { , . > - 1 fark j 4 f R-3 "4 ine pate 9 club or business pm roome and beth: and kitchenette: hardwood floors, sfe@m Ww reepT END REALTY ASD CONST. CO ea yh Py ae oe 2 , | : mix ‘ = reps 7 oy aT , _ ann » Sa 6 « Ooms Aa } | : . \ , - . 4 baa . “ , ; oe j ] P ] , i. ‘ Te ry) MRat SOF: 5M, beating. tile bath. garace: Murphy hed. Paprest G22, 64116 Union. , WEIL. SIOR —UWd floer: DO roams, het- ' ' , Felis A f ' ; eldit meer s a Au'ts will av 3 fror e . ; sFUAD A. & > r “41 1 ut thy 7 : > ’ é rid , Ds . . vue 6H }—5 roome, new bath: nee * . nee = RK. F.. + re 1esin ° ' ‘ . \f ‘ , ? . ‘ : heuting all convenl@firees: omen, & yf} : ; ’ i “ ; é : —~ss 6 a vy , Pp .]) , 4 ; ‘ rooniwd., bath, ca = . ; . ’ ~ 4 [7 AY . iss : t . 7+? . Ta ' . . fi will TB! a }. 18 “O07 $14 ¢ ae G. BLANKE R. FE. €0.. 711 Chestnant. J a ae ; WG! ' , mt . VT avtd > hed , 35 le wer flat. o rooms; , % fall FUrest_ 6223 " : : ya . sai ae: oan | fs adults, ae WARTIN. ULIAN, 1010 Olive. MAln 5056 | rooms an henette; West End. Bo 1m 37 20—Opvo “Coronad . M ' ; ° 7 . year . : bys yy - . , a* a* b ; ; r e 4 ‘ « tae : GAr, R500. ] ; MINERVA, 5SIS2A—FIVE ROOMS; ALJ , - ee awa , ' : SE Diepates nace, ’ oe Weep ae 7 . os , “ . a . ; r aon " eertlet . ' ‘ ' 2 { itis ; ‘ . (ONNE NEF. . t na NEW! y DEA OKATED; ' : : . ; ae rit , - : 3 vw. 7 ‘ trien? , a3 ‘ & rrAKI 4 rare) Ril’ ras utr + te MORE, 43° 28 A- rooms; mode INCENT. : - eather ‘ | | ; 4 $45 PEK MONTH, "i ERMA 514) , -NISHED ! , 4 ——, elertr:. Tr eonable. Rand B42 OW. ew. bus - we , R o- ; ‘ neigh ’ or Oupl 0 McPHELSON, Olax—Residence to lease in 7AQ\ | mT »s LA [3 ty BR lve , FOoOoms ' )) on ’ ‘ , ; , ty ; ' ' rey | hg ' : : : or jr refer desirable netgehborhood 7 rooma. 4 lars 2708} - aie siieieeteeens . : “i A ; fry. , = 1 j . ‘ , iA ‘ 4 «) f . ’ mia : , (water heat (‘Albany Ot4 ’ : roome. ; __ Oe ; ot sbebad 4 ; | ‘ i a a : : ‘ *s ss oi ; . 3g + - ' 2 cae a me ~ +) . . , lisrlat ri } rev Juced ror er Bil Lb ' TAL? ‘ 8? “ba te cc Y ] r : | . i INDEN \\ (4 Ty) ‘ P : ‘ - ‘ hestnut : ’ “+ ‘ : a : By ' aT. ; x rpoorre eit, hat? , ; L. Mee. 86 7. Seeum ORT lect , wl oe ne mn 1 }}) ims, SU pa es , ara REDDIN KMEALTY ¢ $55 Lo $45 fire BMENA, O—3 larm . >. ; tile at! ' *. : — =" ee }! ne Pir ' hp WELIA. OOF BA—4 roorme. Dow t ‘ 4; ” s ae tbb!I } | | on — . . ' ps ' es " ‘ j s - , ; > ; : . ca 100 Fe “th » in “> > ; : _M. LEN « : care f ' ; roome newly dercorat 7 ; etrictly 1” @lectr: wn . ’ A t. ? : . roome. fint gas ¢let- - N} ° RK “> 2°r> rr) | , of o - . ‘ ar 4? \. ‘ . v4 : i maoae me cilli ' cr ‘ ’ a } ; . “| ; ; Ai ~ ‘ ii 7 _* a - ‘ eet inted ' . ‘ A 9 sepey *? es ‘ 4 wie was : ’ ‘ "7 . : f ; } : De ' ' inisisa th. ~— \ OW ; i¢ rt) TH laTs Li ae ‘ ‘ Y : ; aoe : VE rooms furnace. Ce sis i . : ; ) ae - | steam heat, »)) ree oe : Yea-” ye ; ort veniences, $40 : RD, 2350-3 rooms, totlet, electric, F or n Nadia _ veel : | : ; cree = a = eee KeSIDENCES FOR RENT BY PAGE, 422% | @&room houw : . S.4 . 4 . r ‘ a*¢ S}° ’ - r ‘ - by Be | "1 ' ; ‘ ° f) _ A T ay fa ’ , . i, 7 ‘ | ’ ; am . — L 4 " . @ “* -?* . > ’ ’ . . 2443 6.—. » Jad; acest Ne ry : cf : ( f, | (~- a a " riwo hot-water amie SO0k J.J. EPSTEIN & SON RAY Mi ND, 5142~ rooms. tlled water: Mi AM bie Shu, —— ‘ = * — ; a pen iO] us ; : ’ s2 ' ~ MAIN 716°. Olt CHESTNUT : " f'oute wet Water foea ni a Att 5Q EN i 7 me ome gf : : ; iM _ ' : srt “ )) eek s . . eee. o | ; . z ‘ ag on gugh (te , ee ( ates. 5124, 8 reems, ets $1 ‘4 rarag a 1a" . . fz 4 ey" Bs . Tae im * room: b- ro Tm eth bela Nia t~ ; ‘Bi ae . ‘ , " ~ \ ) ij ae ad . j ° TY ; a A ’ , ; " ’ | . al 4 . Ke hertson et. (Oiverland - ¢) reome ORnIn Py H K rah iné Le f heat met ry ; Ai wre bh ’ 0) a a i . . one rrr Ye" ? rh! Da rurias 7 ib : ' ' i were” / ; - , S612 K.. 2@ reome ‘p> “" rooms | Sher “| porch, ee A - . breakfast _ room > ES \ PEALTY Een a = ‘ | omen ‘ae ~ Toh = ye rr wn nena: ary ae ae “eos RAYMOND. 5132 1] rooms. % ower AM — ) ate eteam he: 47.5! SH-BURNS REAL! » | es 3 : with b res or 53.) 1 dour ph 14 Che Wealiagtes. S655, 52 rome. baths; elegant home; fur The above places will be put in goed Jat NS | ati! - | | . ) . ne : : a . pint . mare — nished or unfurnished - oct. O——f rooms modern deco- a aya : bone if | verside@ - #) . 7. ‘ os ' ‘ > 4 44590 f ; ,U = . ‘ ; . ” 4 OOF Tated duits- $50 2 ‘ede 4850 S 3 bee = - aed : ease J . - are Pog | y+ sha er trietiv modes Pil 8 es t 7Vve a * ; Contra! 14 y he eeytr' rei room? SHAW 433944 roon hard ood Cy? - aM ; ne ~ a gs , x hy be Te ; a ghas =e mn 5 . "we , . ps CAROTING . aa oe 446 , nd fis rl . - 7 West Sate a a ee ae ee ot on ey viding ic | | | , 0) (WREILLY CO : Chestant. MAin 2457. aed elncest ath, «team aw , sO5A—4 roo SF ee een | =A = * CADEMY. 928—t rooms. a ven- 1 ecorated, sted ears 51oR A 4 ¢. modern. opposite JAM! USHLIN R. FE. | Cass. 27: 3 ill pot in Al 02 Chestnut. GArfiela 1262 rav f ; es + ee XM, 4025 ts ry es: modert Pf = art ‘) here 2 to 5 °19 P , Zz nm ase ; WL t. oO. MAIs (665) “bath. eiecirig, 4 ~ 4 SHAW 4009.4 —5 mod rooms, sunroom ¥ Ses L NAS 4 si 7 3 2697 Ss moeshiehwa 4 rooms. bath. hot and break! rat Toon $60 468) o>. TC, moe va = 4 “a ga: Kingshig 1Wwa) asonadie ' a i oe ee ; 4 e ‘ fs oe — “ae sive 4 oe ; i / ma" - : . ; — ‘ , a" " ‘ , P raon ha : ; : : , « tile bath, in tet hy . 3820 A—6 | — wo : aoe , abe ee a4 sae? . Te eal , > >? nace: dt A] 4254 ati ; a} SWAN 4/711-—PFurniehed ,iTe. rn Mi hae ry m ak a Se P ‘ ry Phe 7 ' . ' ; - . ae hey ’ a : eK: rk wey i a i. ath supra ) ag ng | ewly 4tecos 7 mt lotation: # " ale” ws $7! * ME 8 —4 to 1021 _ Afoa Sak dl @REILLY CO. 722 Chestnut. MAin 2457. furnace, electric, arene vit es ox wood ore hrough« Jarre con 4 .f : | : , oe | e Wad a m) i : a i ri ome. tile . yr e: rent reduced (0 35+. . gna ’ ; ‘ ' trig “i 4 40 7 . , ; , “40. c} ¥ 4484—)) thls ffisojenc om nad ~ ve ‘ nable a Dea ‘ 4 ¥- Pir “' i] reorm . = ab 4350.09 roome newty {; , : ary , Age's TurTnAace { tip: Ni ecg rig POO! - za ace &5 monthiy eatra. : : ; ome e : ae 4 . . , , , ; $314—4 3 ome, bath, electric, testing pl ‘cas vo DETERING 3627 Gravois PRoxnect IRIS A Me L36-40-——o root at .u ‘ : ' " , " MPSON. 5&7? Delma! ; LARGE, LIGHT KOOMSs—860 ss 2 eB oN ' ££ CD ‘ ~ bathe riwonwdl floors. first and agi JOSE! HW oF Pealt i xKYVyLe emer 4 one e-tric ~-T ary , : ne re te , f r r : : ; "Su, LY oat t*\r for fie ale : ~i A. of r on 7 ; ming home aay ~~ j to Stadad : ‘ ¥ s aol a - .- . r ; ‘ 4 } ‘ i 2 . : Aj ti ' = ob : ' Ceo 4 ' se ol . +4 ' re ; ' ; ray a RO 4 . , ry ‘ ,* eo Py ; i ; 7 , . re - ' > > : - . th 410GA 4 root Pi ae id a es, SAW 2a 38 F : ro rr s ‘ ‘ £ . . ; 7 . rAy,] Ep : ‘ >» t*haetr ae aoe ) ent A ahd 7. ve ; ; ‘ } : ‘ H al a | a i’ uF 4 rH (Oo. « irfleld ; a )tree ba _~s ony ~ > re - ~ pn ‘ cony e - 9 ° ? as" 4 ’ =. = “** - | ; ‘ ’ . ° ‘ ; . ~ 42 3 ; : ‘ ‘ 4* > “ ; 7 * ' ¢ w apartment fiat; $ erated @dulcs aa: a “open Sunda) steam | best nd nscalt gsi gamit Re eae a a memes ali Re : nas reasons! KENT Bae? oo Murp) ise 7716— hed brick . . P ; wud. . AG . oe 4 ‘ whe ’ . —— , - ; : ' e. , re i} ’ I ; q ; _ 1 \ } . 4 : - } . + : : A } ; Sias ? genni : ' } ‘ > 5 ~ : . . ‘ le -" : J , ; tie Vlas S - irge rvonis. bate SRENANDOA Hi hae | 9 r mT o hh we 5 fo "Arar. aa . é iJ a “>i ‘ t .¢ 7 ot rig ' “ ; , a>. > Pt % " : . ai * ; . = . : : ‘ ‘ v P Cort +" acy Cheet sans a mars, ae Riverside 39! “HL : M | wPLOA- rt bath, ‘ JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 700 Chestnut. , , - LY! © FISHER RK. # rn Dat ALES; » reer oF i. large room PNANDO AH ) : a ae id ‘wise aa meg: -ictiy mode! on (Ri ; : , , vr KENT REDUCED TO , ; ew aol ee 1 Itax O13. te) | WYOMING. 3023 are Poo S comeee, One tee Tarniched. DEkner 6903, is an) ee 1100 Louiewilh : ab parior. ouire at 2291 : i cus ana FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT log N. eth sb @ PENANDO AN ! pe | | = | + : : nie includ ie t CO “f : Z 7 . a rooms breakise $3. c $405 +e Tr a - . ' aniior service: rec a a : o~ t roon bat X 0TT. Realtor, 709 Chestout aie ' = —— (c} : , 0 . - JOH H RI r Reaito MS oORe) JOHN 1 ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. — mms 1 KFAL HOME her ~~ : EB ;, ~ ROSSA _Minnerot@, coe $645 Oenrr 2 oe oe anne : . ander ee ht ' erone PARK, 43854 r ' eit ~ ' J va ne: beautiful, oe v 1 ro ' . x Tayi Jin. 4070 N_-Five-room brick oo rooms. bath. on TENAN TeOAtr GRO — pore rs ‘be aa flont cArA “PasOn r _ (COL irnac Du lectric: £00 it rt o50 ts , 7 , | irs’ rf i mpidl | — > . . , faee. f ieniened nn plete Apoly Sundcay erie “ft Ive reidte 1038. im ean v7. 1) — wert CG 21044 ; BERT ' 5" 5 and € roome. tile ba‘*h | . | _¢ te | 3 large rooms. bath. ; ue : Y | WYOMING, 31044 R05 —5 and 6 ay ) PAGE. 5 room } , aoe Wye | al | ad ‘B ee 3 ’ - 2 : : ‘ ‘ 4 revert) 10° 2 reome batt ‘ = ’ 1 Del ’ ‘ , ; 1 : ; and ’ s ' ' ' pe r “ ’ . ¥ Tee ; rs ———— es “a vinator: a 3 -FOMTN: = - u . . : 5 "arc ee ; ST EWART Agt 311 N llth POR HE i , € we , : , , a. . . . wt f . . ; revwr.@ bat furrace Oper . : os A t* "Ae ‘ aa +f 4 r } a F . 2 - . ~ - " . . ‘ iTni ; wT iF ‘tC o ; . \ r aa , : - '4 "> , " ea , " . “ WYN RGA apie BE ae 3 se : in + ING. 311° oO modern flat! 7S rooms, ~emene S50; nt reasons. : a er°G SLTHFIMFR WIALIAMS & - wT: oat roome wit! . i> Rex R19. Post hegeie®. . © 4: ESO} A A014 rceorms “and bal i a Dreakfus ee An a ny rin $47 o- a ‘ . , -_ I. 7 | ; “* ‘ if ted - conrcessin ; ; a : rez > Ir A r -ACLE. ) . . ec . ss 7 M rR r* ie 7 r ro. tae . . “~ a , MeCawt wr er eS Ss | | one ~~ se | BU MENFEID REALTY CO. 310 Title) | JOHN ; ; ot, | 8 rooms. bath and 2 | 1354 MeCAUSLAND AV 00 , Weet 4° ee ao? #\ reone. : phen YDrat: > "Ls ’ " | ¢ . ‘ . ; Ele tor 4 oot furnace. -w iw hier 37 mr ser’ . me o , ¥ : ) Lies = S 59 ‘ : : ‘ : a. ; ; ‘ Sub ley gi’ ere) e one = : wrar S22 3416 Union. POMEROY-BERG BK. E. CO. FOrest 7067. juder 1 : Be 0

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0 d STNDATY. P er" ND \f av. watinties? | . | = 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale 5 eam tl 7 | Bo prnt Ts Ae FP == . eel a ——— = ‘ : Va 'RP’ _B . SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. HALLS ‘TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES , TO LET. BUSINESS P’RP'S USINESS | 7” ESTATE CARDS —_" = — as Se ate — FOR RENT. FORCOLORED FOR RENT, FOR COLORED * f.fst PARK Maui —F i, = Central Central _ - —______ ——— ' 9 ORTH MAREE bath “I : PArk view aie ia es: i—_— TERMINAI TRACKS FOR s% “~ s ’ - , . electra: gas. Trent teducac -_ ; EE ; B 7 n-ne | | uF yt TRACKS *6 and 8 Room Webster Residences ,, wows ewe’ cise. ses Cuesta me oles 3 | Hata 5 good ni , $ --e A ; ei7e/ e. natinadh : , A ; , : , . - for . . ; : : e 4 a > : ) , : s 7 2 s ‘ i - 4 . ++ - a . . ts ; ain : ene gstate Board, ai belt a ted with the Nat id 7 i: ) 5) | CST RES ee Ane eet ari : couse: will subdtivid 1107 Washington Av. 22. 1300 square fe — of Real Estate Boards, who must @ aa bec: MPR AME: ; | 69 ~~ ‘Os ¥ une ' eS SS ylations | F ot f P : . : 9 hanes VE TERMINAL SWITCH. BUILDING 5 tm | e ) My 0 ) | di rs DEAL WITH A REZ at 2 | ct, Louis Real Estate 222 No. ROCKHILL. Cor. No. Gore Av ee rcraasene lives od So 3: cou 9) (OFFICE SPACE—In few ptfice Wall ne. magmable rent Call Garticla O8a7 | toe wa a he ee ; ‘An Association of Realt a os ; pe * * ce rea | oor $ |240, Post Dispatch. "_____102) |)" pewsTows scinpise BUILDINGS. — FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT HOUS**, FLATS, ETC. a; = | a 7 W¥down_10¢ ) conveniently “locat puitable for {| 215-27 Chestnut | ive stories and basement. with elevator, . BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET West FOR REN, FON COLORED valet and bat er tr | = 2 | ter. for rehearsing dramatic plays throug teres Rp nengh ne }} | Brown and Geraldine Av.. 25. re feet: ‘Terminal owi LET— South Suburban Charm, City Conveniences . * ret . - iarh . “e - - 1> ’ : : . Lee short a! ; be story ' . stear }Ji- q : * : STORES : ‘us sve * - oe @ Ger MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY @f nS Sea MA _. KY 5 CLAREDA TN tem ost ts mogern. store? sul LARMD > els FOR LEASE ne ann aL TY PARIOR” “~“—* ABBUTI. Kealtor. hestnat “ Bg 1 . | A be -* one , — . és Ast) St © O00 square feet om om | ; . t. 10,000 geua ar , . Marte gen $15. bs ~ a” . - 4ail yr ' 30HN B KRIEGER R. CO 401 ( 4 | ~- eee. Grand. WA . 08 Wainwricht Bide e RAY AE : Int h. 14.( MM) square Ff. Dickms. —_* ; : : ‘ si ; oT? 4d i ae STORES FOR RENT BY = 1 ‘ 44 2 ‘Oaadwayv. 7) OW) ~ iare Teet arSIN ESS (it rr’ rh ‘ JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. Chestnut ). 1. EPSTEIN & SON | TARE : , Eee for you, Dusiness cea FEN nee eager eit) | RD Sre Ewe oc | stn se miamectcodlee™ OT") SHAE SHER, jaaaSl? CSET g | on Seer tt Aaah Maclaren MERCANTILE TRUST CO. ©) FR yor Lease = as ALLOW OR Hels? Wib.—To neo ; ¥. t ti PA rooms ; an a ‘ * > oM + he Te a Oven | - = . : BY PERMANENT, RESPO ? [TH. 1404 N -oomis TSREA 2 Ck : : 02) Leffingwell, 106 % FFICE SI } ra | EIGHTH AND LOCUST RT 7 OR & RoaMs aero - Steddacd. 200. 11x33 7 , ) oe ane ae S HBORHOOD. : “s " = * eae yee ae... BS : he O48. " MAY 1 is : . ’ “pte eS. : a . 3 a eee RENT, LOCATION, KIND «)} — oe ; . = : Central _ | yAd * DETAILS. BOX T-108, P se - ad 5 t Pict i, t ; - _ ™ nee - | ae * } —=——- ge ree fe ee ee nner at ~~ BUNLDINGS FOR LEASE — Two-story a a. ee : | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Kealter, 709 Chestn FRANKLIN. 29273-——3 rooms. : ~IX . ‘ 4 . ean 43 : ; 4 4. . a 7 : an " ‘ " P ' ? O14 Hickory ; “3 rooms. etc... a : : ~ — s . ‘ ; ‘ . ‘ . | - : A 32S “ = ri ~ ji : ror 7 ‘ , - . . Re . Rae Wieuiihce Bi ae ten JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. : , EET) a | ines O. 11 4 17 OC os ot 1°49135 ¢ rT Sy! 7 ow mee GRE \T CORNER cain aeage pike rase or geil cheap. | ISAAC T. COOK & CO., INC. DRUG STORE im , , sty . -2 . $22: : a ‘ . . : j : ’ , 7 iN 's | , fAiy 4- 70 7 > ALSO TWO WEEKS’ RENT FREF. ’ 127 — ns, mod br heel" Ty ASCs . I : eh sates ARCAD MORRI“@ AACH R. CO... ING. 82865 Chestrnnt Ca Hita £ 14) . t ia IDE A L, W ARE H ' Na SE . A ba - : i EE * ae eta - wt iat aioe ~ ger 2 oe Ogee rougtibiate ta i. a Dh Fe me PWENTIETH. 1194 N. —@ rooms, bat | ea > Mullanphy Board IS21A | North _ South MORRIS AACH R. CO... INC. 826 Chestave oll 14°54. _T are wall Usindars becky a Cu yAAN et Race oO OW Store a BI uN ' \ —Suitable oP sim nee es oa *~ PEIF ED 4779.47 as 1 ‘STORES—LOF TS TWENTY -SECOND. 321 S.—2 rooms, elec. — J mag plland +9"! bP ebm , = | | ii@ine —— trie lights: nicels decorated be 4 . 7.7 4 - an 10 F me E } es ~ f en ee Bee 2 eee oe TR i re gn, Baeey. RE Re oy te * il RTEENTH ] : Ss , g od f 2 2 ie . 7 ee r FRAN \ REAL . i 7 . 4j bert ~ | — ’ Jeb CA— : yr —f od ost ering phon : T ‘ROM 4s a1 Chestnnt YAMS. °346-—4 | > JOH? BLAk pst “~0 AmDassa , : a ae OR: va me. & i ; ne ( HRRORY 91 4—3 rooms, gas, electric; rent reduced ope ‘ Pas he: ‘ : : . -. i i . ; : ADAMS 3H. ae mm 3 EPSTEIN A SON 617 Chestnut. ic : oO N Le? on ; PA wit mn 1S.. : > es ae a’ ~v) ’ eT. } ae a ‘ \ a . ’ 2. ‘4 + S22 : 4 ons Dail "’ , — ae, § : MS . ; | “es R : ' , - . | : \NI : H . ' lf : + : if mn ta = .Fw ~k LENE ~ ArNC.SHHw 11 : -* é » ’ ‘ 4 i ‘ . , s ; ‘ , ’ ~ 7 1 ° xi “> ait ~ PR) Z ” bs . 1 . ' a - ' - w smeertt re hus meee crnier grt i” O'REILLY co. 3 Chestnut. MAin 2457. Wael 113A— ms ! ’ ind. Linde $ : ve . : ate va - ; | “ all ~— = cs in & gead; low rent ° JOHN H. ABBUTT. Realtor. 70% bh nut mis , e ' | 14 = toon — mn hea = St rw Was: oe ame sin a si ailable : . . nN ass . p ‘ . , i : ; . : : re “4 ; ~t} I ij af of bod kd ‘ - . " 3h) Es hk I - e F 28 ,‘rros 4 «> Hit ervute Sloe $ . WASH } large ro 1 og hey as Se — ~—— : PRHINAND 42 “building. | oe | anove. ~ ON MONTH'S RENT FREE * ~s » yD allied oe Port : - —— seelitediaa tin ae rer e ~ ’ a + m* oie. meg o RO oe _ A oS f a mse. elf > > a ae ae 4 ~N AY F ? I . t-an . . we “az ° he : : .* : - : ; nen 2 SAVINGS TRUST CO. MANCHESTER RP... tS BRENTWOOD o- = ; — cyl ' ; i : OR " . 77. . — ™ fo, Ot eee LA ' _> e ' . . . af 3 . - rH . Ri i : .. r IV e and I ] th Sts. FOOM™s ; heat. cas, electric. elevator fur ’ “1 C 2 RL, sae ia ~ — Poa Pa = hn : pt « ee nished : oe Pp: live here: save moneys . : vin ate \ rem of i#th anc ‘ : | -T . t eae = ee ee" = ; i ! j RE eee janitor WOLF. POLLACK. 101 N. Sth 4 i . RaRNirRi er cwmrt 14 : ; Rt : ; M Ain 1858-9 e bELLEULADE 1 Eft Patches Te a a ~ Sr o> 3 lee ee es, % oye 7 am OO AUTTO SALES R66‘. ~* _ RENTS REDUCED TO $17.50 a ¢? «- ROOMS. TOILET. ELECTRIC. $3: =i : BBP thie i4x Sah, hed = “ ROOMS, INSIDE TOLLE a © —— ~ Ss ROOMS, BATH. ELFCTRE. $25 _ : 7 me OR a |e Seer | iad . b as ington RI=SAN7 | ELAIDE a | : 3 , | | 7 a : XS migQage tal | 3 01—Lare ADS 4-STORY BLDG. D en jine: orice . 3 er. owl ’ (9IS—LARGE ~TORE s - * ~~ han he RE Seer neg sits J stad . hee Re Speech 6 AE > eee, Po : ae 9 ina ; ; SF ROOMS. BATHROOM Mik hOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 7 Chestonut ‘ meme ya ty Te. ' ve E r JEffe n ] - rt ; FURAN IS D Pi\ARASVIFW 18075 ot tae 4“;RAND BI “TORE rane 4 ery ra Te RAVOIs. %6 '32—Fine aie fer haerdware Mh) bk ie stere. ete tenant OETERING WET We eR. GARSTEYD 34623 IOWA Ae TH: > — . o " e ' S-5 ———— «1° MA SE EE SNORE Sage etabrnres hE RY Mess “la “Sie 1: had ie eeltt ee Se ee » ~ , Fu oma, rit : oe JFFFERSON. 2901 S —Space fs P 1“ eer > + and hate! Py cog> fe live seautit ] " : . . P ' ' : RIN --R : = ba” m man Sieeemanaialn’ nl ' 7 ea * rogs i corn . newly decorated filme fer . , a os hrraice.« ' rlLAMPMiIssANT Ku ole Normand: new ~~ x : ’ ‘ “ ee : t! oa : peg ‘ . 7 ‘ ‘ ; “A | : 3 ' —, epDesite Las ineries subdivi ~ . bd =a , | ’ o- = . : \ 5 ee . ~ ft ec ~ : Rann ; Set i} sate : . : . : 2 : ; ~ : ; os o rch anc : ‘ oA * ’ . s\ KF 7 “11 { het pee =| * 4 | : sa Thi yim . ba! To nts & “4 att 3 neh | ose taeee | HEBRRT 9540.20- a ge : , ' . : rene HO?! j Al K ab : aie . - i #f. : . - P - : aS é } ‘ > : -s ‘ ’ . : ° ‘ “7% asOS re ’ 1urt ‘ , ‘ : . . ; . , , “or —" - } . tS : r rg rng sae w™. EICHENSER. m4 N.° : or t 3 EAS ME. | rane! ive wit be on premises We fy, ae Se = SEFICE Wid ie teal eee erie eit ORNET « ZEIBIG aye = P Rie Fry , : SUBURB'N PROP’ TY WANTED une fae rato | 719 Chestnut WE CAN LOCATE You —_— — ns ~ ite SARAGES. STABLES—RENT | Se : L — | POET a. per : er ; McboN AL D LILt Chestnut. MAin @t4e on 7 | . ‘ prs | : = on . ae ThiaNTeEe : ‘ Go re ‘es ?_e e . ss | - aha = a = MORKRI= AWHR iIN¢. =6 ( hestnat ; , MORRIS sacn & , a aie 7 | Pee ' ;, > a Leopold cae ra eats meee a : ras 9 Grossbere > “ ~ PS es ‘cal —— ~ rt ee" + “Rite 4B - A : ‘e) | Arn 48 \ —Larse tere : | _siectrte at R97 Te . ; dean. - tar | Nt . 2 wit | a® a | ‘09 (Bestnn! } — riwren 7 om tee ~ '~ LAS] ' — ; ' - 5 - - . e420 (c=) * | MORRIS A ¥y H K. co ~~ S°'6 ( hest ret , . BRO pw Ay ‘ah Ser PAR ‘For aed ? Lo ‘ TS SS oe a Mi Lalid aor) eect tarnishing shop. GA: “for. 9 Ss oe: Se Sear. ieee a oa net Si * STE Soe 5 —itorew ad Geter) | pee SABES & F' ~ | » cr > eg AE EY ) iy - sits : | on: eee 10

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— ee oe ay: A Rit, 2, 3% : f ia __38© 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. mes Bh haere Pre ; ; RP'SES TO LET—BUSINESs § Mee Maral ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS RESORTS | BIDS, PLANS. ESTIMATES | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE ) REAL ESTE—WiDd. TO BuY Central J & | ox : : For Sale ybnan hy — * S500 a th agy: gtd and 5 aECH ae hie lots, ore = Fergu- {+ OH S. AL E—Or trage. 5635 Easton. What | FLATS OR A py RYT iM EN’ r ; _ Residences Wantes _ Fr OR ¥ . ASSIS ~ a si COTTAGES A ae .. LOTS—Overl oking | ¢rn brick — bungalow, $4500; four-family \BEN eae er MER & BRO. "RE AL ry co. |tral 98: : ~ WANTED Wi : ae — ." rn come: wil 1e for my equity? Alper... CUBRn ot & ee . oa? - | ry i fj ure 4 4 Dp x r : - my . ; : T¢ ; : ' ; : ; | iti aT ramec, at Jedburg, tne wan 2 Se Pacey 4 To , s a yoUr pean XC H ANG uy imcome property for va | GRO > RY a td.—Or business. exchange - OF venues : be . D ena! edivision; not udjec » OCT Se a = yy pat ¥4. Ca 'T a prefer West E QO! oul- / ne he sari we Madd , ee ee) FO be Convenient. Srats’ 5 4 IS Dees, een, ee, oe j ts Box D-287. Vost-Dist atch. MINTON. TITLE GUARANTY BLDG. POOmEs, Sale. re, HOME Wid.— reenm, north: pay cash REALTY CO... 901 Che if M. Mee 4 id 700 Wainwright Bdge EXCHAN a —s : 7 : , fi r roe j0%] per HmEeES 1 bar We RENN TEIN. wih Oliwe te) APF. lw ~~ ' ARANTE! CONST. CO (eBU) “E two gingle flats that can be | HAMILTON I :80-8— Flegat a 4 4 61S-family | ons: a, : COTTAGES — On Meramec: ) per Sei - we a trad ed. for 4 or § room bunga! apart nt over $12,000 wood | *, af as pe ; MEST DELNE Wr (. . . ‘ae ania : aay payments: , 4 4 Was re c. > > of i ' South hele :: will ace . er property or Ss a aoa - _ . , TT. | bese © 54M). d ‘Realtor’? signifies a member of a Real 4A ana up: terms; good swimming and boat- MEDERA KE-BARR, INC. REMSBFCHER, PRospect 0267. | clear farm. snahess rte oe ELLY A CO. . 7 : : : The wor of | ; ‘© Mr. Baker Diec “shone WILL BUILD AND FINANCE FOR YOU | xt 7 Pe’ . E }. SCOTT. 800 Chestny Op N. 1 a ) a ' . . . . ; “Ar. to ey] ly lecke, ' : on 4 > 2 ¢ ; . ANGE FI. ey jOmDe Ga ‘ ‘ ; Mm. a fy heetrnuvt : : 7 pstate Board, affiliated with the National Association | EUreka 95-F°. ; HOMES QUALITY: 20 YEARS OF | “Subic: first deed of tris: lor cottage of HAVE mutiy piec oa lene aan be TH AMPTON DOUBLE * Si ikadeeiieaal aod LTR IO AY NI BT A RIS mee gage mg ag ~ AOR PAL SPSL F MD Se, , DOUGLAS.” MICHIGAN — Bungalow XPERIENCE: BEAUTY US DURA-} residence: value around $800 n x rea ble is. | i . 7 + : ng ; , ina ¢ ' rs > i, ' I lie i basi ree . rer ‘ aba of Real Estate Boards, who must operate under its lake shore.” Deliar’ S414W. O) BALITY FROM BASEMENT (TO, ROOF. | jost-Dishatch. ; a bee 2 Feascna TRADE AT $18,000 : will wa nd regulations. -? EDBI take * 10U8 rent r Zt 4 26 SS. KING SHIGHWAY. LAe. 6573.(¢) i a ri ANGE ‘(lear iot wanted for mys — bmg A Z 2*: Che ut 5°; Bareroft a » 4-fan f : ‘ ' ~ ate rules & , | ane Se de ee ames Mey |HOME BUYERS ATTENTION | single ‘na’. steam heated” aublect to Seuuo | _bartmen: adinew Sa fama cfticlency | wisting of large ling om. tea, bedront a ae oe ae DEAL W ITH A REALTOR | Laws. oe “ie * iia eh : Will build 4-room brick, $3580; 6b-room, can ‘ Pi , ee “USst ox D-28s is ere ae . lenty of c¢ . mi cl nts: s\F ASS Pe boo —Exchanze ecottaxes, apart-| [Or " , ottage h © 7 at ree | RES N Wt clear of dr oe on ru act urine. nd location for con reome and bath: all 290me BAS DO el iieweche toe in build, iuspect | and ‘specificat! irnis! al slips: td. —Exchange almost new 4-faia- | », Post [iepat a 7500. ex part pay on @ nice ise Bg ; t ee 6) NTA. pha autn Siagagene out eT Se Sslbie ron MALY a a? eee | ; watha I rpctes * 50x100 lots. - / ’ rrange rs Box T i, "MINTON. TITLE (CT ARANTY BLDG. J) mms” 3 muth 4 jew da ads ; > ’ ar ; , ‘ — fiat hardwood ; ita " . ; a.re « " i , oT EE secular fer tne sn ree] wner n pa ae ) Me ’ na ware : . nd JU084R ae ; : ot ' , eh ° a = 6 Se r 43205. ( Pasi ell 2 a ; L , _ 4 a - | 2 ts r i iy .¢ P x, oan oh ms ° 7} ‘ rh¢ er] j . - pe ° > ee ema : ey: tT} j ip) I ~ " Clear farm. Ro = — - . al 3 ; i certs " ; af fi : ; | RS RE A | y ( 0 ~ tet 29 Ss. fferso! Lote WELL [STOR fone ae Pg ere yb BY os ' morc ae Sis , ot ty lills, 7 hinking About i Post-Dispatch 3 ; . . ar. 3 ! : on my new Bo tz, Queene ‘1 N ' tbsl Ni , strict moder) © + . . ‘ | iti i t ii I } . . . - i , } vu . > tor ay : ‘ ‘ i : , , " 0 REIL L Y CO., 723 Chestnut. MAin 2457.! make offer ore) - . ‘ FAR! ANI Vtd.— r exchange “te ee - » le ; ™ SV TE Wid n Nort North in coun is! we “7 a MIATN Nn ty , ‘ = . A : Se Building } tin 1?) new rig ing “4 ar 2 ; “ { ims ; louis rita) for gia , : it ee } PoC a LIT . = 4. . ‘ 4 miii' ¢ # ARND. AL G AR: AGH, —s DELMAR, ; . au . m int : E ; ; trade ee \ era!) e AD lots w wnt 7 ~ id ; , . ‘ fot m ation de aire ‘ age? . wari etor Vii lease for wihiate’ ) Bini RS _de- i}; Val! riooking I. 7, _Post-Dis. fwh ave , 4 ‘led 077. aa , yR ] 19 OR , aad : 8% £50 STORE—DELMAR CAR LOOP. jinary, or will lease to responsible part We Finance want nakatl farts on tank Ga et eee oa st. car,| LOTS Wtd.——Ten corners for oil stati Suburses vreperty Wanted fF ndei. =: “PARI. North emian nright;: HR DER readia, Mo Re ae ak (41G a a oaeiiiin iis AO cet: npr nimipre yop ,NXTOUS 1 ve 4 a EAL 1% j ARLOR . iH I . San ‘ » . ‘ ) .¢ ‘ ‘ . ’ ? ror ‘ ‘ ‘ ” . ; — j ru! iga.ow I , t price ’ j : ‘, , mm A } j : : vA yp | site as 1—BI. arse. bright | nev ‘oer velggaag’ oe ahaa Ras | caciee Lice OGHTAGE IO AL Insurance, Notary | ublic t property. wit! hi nail nse bungalow or, moderate-priced residence | 4 to 100 fest front: « a must i | 4 Le ee god bnsine : ; vod | BROS. ‘ ae yoo sin oa Jarge | in the famou 4 ale RB \ R 1 I] ,e ' | . al npreved pi rty in St. Louis a MERC HANDISE Wid. -Anywher , { } eee 7 ’ me °e "Aor = - r) } ‘eree ’ rio! oer “+ agente AR. ze ky. j | . ae ) phi: id ' rf foe? y s 4 i X& ( ( pi N ( + ' ")% rf . 4 , =i go d lhlcorne pr pe rty in “T! IL, ous i a «ij .: ; al P 7. ‘ watt . 7. : LQuare : i ~ S300 patio : tore in bee hievale UUs rer; iit Ca “vith gradua pe, shor ee R a Ae Box T-20) iost-b ate) assume if necessary, W VISEMAN, 1vth and we fox 6 2 ost. Lit sspy ' : or more re 3 ae. CHINGER. 25U5 &. Grand. | desi y or dry_ goods. regular, % vooded, fis : Builders vcaitors AK M— | ' ae ee State, Granite City, Ul. \" , ‘pot «@ aif how driv ‘ }é “sy ‘ i+ - -~ : , — { ; ’ a} 7. are i?) or “4 se : al ; p , d hey ; j 3 ~ ! : . : " ‘ ’ } ' ; : . | ’ : square Teer. . “950 7 y 2043 ivPE OFFI ne SAVING s TRE ‘ 0. smi es per Near t' ‘tate | 4222 Gravois LAeclede 4820 of 380 acre nck dwetling. large barng | MODERN PhoveEnTY-—Exchange 2417 N. oi tox FR ue wpa te " . > nnn $40 per . a aoe OLIVE SN] oe ; anes ee Ret the pane hens 7 , As ag BM, Cinse » town and rd ad: iroadwa store and 4 flats LCANT t Locate prj L, macvrat wluding eres! ‘- square ; ‘eT - 175 oie ot Ot si T. LOv {s. _ 3 BSS Olive x«t abou (IQ are pert $ aid. rt ri nd M (eaay ow ers ' ale ae GLICK. Realtors. 822 Chestnut. ; “ iy At oa ot LP iget ~w a 7 oe eh, a* ee: lm pal “ pt f Ce een en oe mea aie ea eet ee ek eT cl Bla ee ee eae ee a © he i a i ae Be fr iin aa EM RE a Pia, Vethtit ys SOON debi 2 on: aa uae pettlen” catty ieee sen a See ef . on . s r Fo i} : aut LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT oe ; ‘ 21°25 S. Grand, ae ~{ ==34 PER rN " , And > a ; as x aS ey eng . Atage north; in sider: : O square Sa a . (sale) Me pickman, ite tin ¢ eauty parlor: heat. hot tr In_Arcadi GE ' OUR FIGURES! cotter” Vise AML me . | OW, ACANP ace wee | Lao So! a ee de al walt: cae | * “ Soot ‘ ~ ee eta mor + Ringe . oe oe) | in viice S200, * . - , MINTON, TITLE GUAKANTS BLDG > as , * " - | . ‘2 ‘ ’ r . rm? “a ¢) ‘ . ft) . > . : -. ‘ ; . ty , cae Vy rt ot + 2R11 in ¢ } } y ri eri: i ar farm WIT —_ } . . : ‘ ; I hi . fer. Tekin ir SA50M - ‘ % S wees 6 7 -. . ‘ . erm? a ne oe oo ‘ . 7 Z . r - - = . oe" « 4 Z ~ as? ‘ ’ ; ‘ ¢? — i ‘ ‘ - P tha ¥ ‘ 1 iti : i | w i t fu } vue AAC CF : : yo f ~~ ty ye: 5 ; : bss 1OP jt pt y Ds , basinean prs ' ane t ' , . l ‘» bio kgs West @ r OR LE A , H, ; : ' Sh ol por gage at! we i ‘ am! j re —. , E 4? ae , ip , , ng f ) m1): ; . . ‘ : : KIGHTH ANTD ] OC] ST OUY 10. . vy +O. in! sani - —- , ie lh ; haar ~ £2 : a 3°, en Lee _— 3 - te : Dispat ful Licre at ¢ farin; mo mn imprv’ $ ry , : * blocks west of Kingseniagn the ten ite O8-~~ art NEW UP-TO-DATE. SHOPS. nt = a nab A 8 Eo t be fc for Modern 6in e: in field and havine 3 offices and 3 mirty-five foot lot. \ertl AU 1 r 2] ne buliding for buyer 1 , : ’ wi be i! ui if a gl oon, 4 pie Stare A SID trie branche valued a Cash and 4 2 ior ice bUNnS “" Mii Nt:, KH i - ; , e perty in city ar’ court ( =e = : sin " oo ac g a. erage rampage) ' , ANN RL $010 Gra ; : saa T2968. |" 1 | . i : | r shop ie. KINGSHIGHW Ys im Pet 1i)) Cat alley Park ont ALLO” GOI ERD NIN WAS ‘ : , “state ne ted. , e} ° . ey 4 =F * ' teh oe. Oe See eR 8 pee caw A A OR EOS ee er BM! REY - ya oy og A oan pw a = a - W : ‘anid Ye Lox , ' . . ‘ is riant TO cH Beas :7 Bs! L . Psa rhe ning s i te ee a a towne, age some” a « ° F . A van ¥ hange 4 {- ‘ ' } } hh (qc? F ; ; Sif *iTi ; ; ‘ 4 oy ; iti petit ww taf 2." T 134, Pvs}- Vis, {c) ESPECIALL D FOR bs , TYler : i, OUR HOME AND OFFICE family te nt for & or 4 rowm flats or | RESIDENCE Wtd.-—Granite City, Alton or unty: a city reside nd CHOICE LOTS A, Ts , i" 42 , , sg? 5 neti Y “ . * ‘a? 1} { t Will AVY cCAaASr fere rhe o. r Woodriver. for equity in 9-room resi- li smli pioortin wiles 4) fret weet of ; ( ) ET} for | nspect lon sume rst deed of tru sox Fen ‘ we Box _ K-¥0, Post-Dispatch. SAVINGS” TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar. ».4 F ot 30 to Lucas: nonresident. \PPOINTMENT me : SIDENCE Wtd-—8, ® or 10 rooms; | HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ANY TyPe xa h of Geyer ~ —— “ ° ; f hes cocina Mnecadilypeeasberee ae) - eee x t ~~ FR ANCIS: P b KRY Rt TH, ‘ penned é ‘ oy ; ry SOx) 2a 59774 DEL MAK (BL. all } kory BY : waply et PLA’ ~Busine ACANL, al -) west of igshighway; trade for 6 and % , (+; CONDITION NO OB. | COr, Mi meri, 1+, gon 7 | 4 ‘ " ‘ ; r , ‘} " ' ° . : ' " RLS We hat i BECO [ye eres aie ol : ‘ room reside baad “A a: om flat. west, ‘ d : ARN MONEY V ’ . pahde Pst! Beet |. . ————_—— -) 728. weet ak weep fe ind De geecek ey mm wiiding. screened: furnish suitable for LOA NS ! ral ; JOE VEIL. Realtor. PArkview 3031 BLU MENEEL » Ke. ALTY €0.. 410 ‘ Ann on Do gnosis = alley, south wy >T! Ly ! : oe cOF RY oe aoe ened eg - 7 puryp Biltriir eye] Cs Cis Bee. if GA Py, . Pei %. . ia 4 PON . STALL ¥y td.—Exchange farm, 75 ee BLDG. MAIN 160”. . rag, $2000 ‘j | Bl s . ret . ee ™ ; a = . y ALTY - A r- Lac leds Lele Ph. INSI RA \¢ Ie X SA Lu} Pre . iq ‘ . . eT ‘. ¢ I 1 resta rant. B my goo or va ow NEKS pacha ana TO hence — ) ; d - : ; : }? » eye ’ ’ — t. GArfield 00.54 r. Rutwer; 5Oxk be i, Ms _ b 20 - - ~~ —} r Thi ¢ ‘ HS (36 A Re Pp y ‘ 4) ope e cakin +, , mort , ———————— carrer aa = , Pavti ap 15 i RE, [_ KS TA KF © Or fin «| take ; mall ecott SINGLE ” 5 and 35 rooms, strictis dition Lene pt " nth , ndeventer : weet corner Ewsns: iot : AI i BLDG. { Mi a : im ; ettys H Gas SRT t as 7 \ nit. Po ae "senna. modern; will “7 sal 686i j_ podern o-room a: AND A. WISE 1 , ¥ : 166x150 . re t , widened it) tm : 4 ° ‘ , Sa ING : “ rls .. f . iwaiow versi ; ite toot — | “tsa re mg for drs ne ' ‘DI nate the ~ Toon ul aARcon ac a . shen By ioe ee OUTHEAST corner wi nebago and ine “ASH BU Y I: RS Ww Al V) ING 2 HY HEM) N7 REALTY @. ue ‘ a. > ¢ ea ¢ | , y e * , % ‘ ‘ i i ¢ : ' } * Fu Sad ‘ ; ’ ti x ‘ ait : ' South Southwest ir. lelicatesss ater. repre } . alien ; ee hs tk : bi erode 9 pte 4 aaetunis " hens ture show , oe business property. flats or apart- | -— besola fine moving Bi) — as “ , toe ee ip ae sileiailitesidiade “alte rT Ti rine he “ooms — Be _ - bon ae a wed i) trade rr (cle: ments: will nay all cash. (7 Or lease & a te08 6 eo — BSGSHIGH pi LI find a, eee nirvggpoe ax git , : are looking for a fi lace ole REAL ESTATE CARDS OR EXCHANGE mi di town cor: | one. a taae ane pod - GHERTNER RK. €0., 5739 EASTON. (682) BUILDE RS. get: m 1g te , “tore. wan f penapang * raindiy growing eee TINE; ER) on Hilta: : _ . EARNEST IN! . | AB wing ay OREON E. R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. ' (coe) | BROADWAY, 1811-15 8-2 larac7 miverside “3500, MAin 40:1 . MARSINE Es 208 TAGE On Meramec, at Valley Parl cottages, residence. etc, 216 Int. ene. Box Le: : STOCK of merchandise. invoicing $46.00v. | 11 A ASE I BAL TY CO. lots. T will take back seconde Z OD ) asi to gt ded : 7 5.2 larg st Ore, Prices. RI T mv , , efield B73 . atti’ ag | , tp» Mf. ae rat iwip NET A bn ie ~~ “Fr | L :. ere ‘ — te on aby 7 ; arpenter will do hie own works IAVID 8-59 BROADWAY. 2319 §.-—Water.-¢ er . BE ek ESTATE. 30° Merchay icicle wene—-cmmaserees = =e eee ema skis fa tor Or les REAL EsvatTse—Sineeen MR: hg ——— ‘kyiew 23370. ee . or LAS ' rood f oe a : Pals nes pacln in hts4 p31 - —— — . ‘ tif fT . 4 pie a rile © YPARTMENTS ' | sie le ‘EZ $10.00! , x , 7 ’ Pope , é . a : 3. } } cna! . f ' y QU rk kK vp 1¢ NC Centra RANK: i-nnoy eres X Chestnut RD } -— ‘BUT; ‘ (DI iM AK erent it 1-129} ' jrazin eon : : se Aart Nas, fints, Of luess property . vais haa iti district. Lind é > NGE 1 ao. SS rF terms _ ae oe NORTH SIDE "A tore ANG 16TH T I. :y : OUsine i MAN Pile OF : ae eo stein Jan as furnis and vacant lots: trades on all kinds 2+ :. ACs fi : aes rome , ait D ; be « 109’ 4 = - ' bem nodern yr. the bi - f awe Pom © Te f = = »v to «a milton, Write us what sou have Sek fe Ee? a ; a ' Srnal 3 “aX 5 TS. ILDING. dal ALION: reagsonah 'ietor 1: 7 ae neni a‘ EM HO i EL LAT . gro : and what you want, HAWKINS REALTY eae” eee a ena ar ; IXCCHANGE—Fiat. 13519 Hla kstone Business Property Wanted . Wil. hg IMP ROVE ND, = ; . . LA : ad . as - =a Pt rt ed “00 . , ( vt) 1 oe i ral i . ras Z. "Te “aia bey Bis , : . .— "2a W ninw right Bide. ‘ ‘ ‘ : Tee i} a J or trade . al) JEfferson OSB «. ' 4 7 MY Bt % iL Mé rh kK AVY 2 & { 10 ' : rs , = ¢ . adie , 3 . : ets st ’ : ‘ 4 , yart:. , ‘ 7 : re T) 4 rt ’ a ‘ ia ’ j ‘ : mncta «) j J ~“) } > Si Nr i . + ” Sper se i gh oe ag elhe gst geet - ft ’ a ATY- SHEEHAN est Salles: Park: pes ieee Baas" | bys xchange fer $25,000 equity PUR] EACHANGE—Dand eraily | 4 [ANGE—Doubie fiat.“ Sust con j income property, ne agents \. W. COR. 8TH AND CHESTNUT. OD J ra & ATION O ge oe 1 leu ! » new double flatd land two single | ‘lat,. Shaw tract. Want Bom ot Pap}. mel in fly th Side neig! nborhood ; | With owner direct. Box 3 $39. Post Dis. 4 GO \ “wh on Bey a > fia will tal 7 derds i rust : : ibaa “ ii] cons jer trade for good vacem STORE AND FLAT BUILDINGS Wed North y oe ’ b- 4)! jsp ».e bi a filing ground or old proper; Box T-175. P.-D For investmen! Box R-4). Post-Dis ) 7 , } ‘ . 4 . ~ : . z - . - ’ — | : Lot ° ’ ivi . ‘ 1206 — 4-ROOM BRICh . sakes . “EXCHANGE—Tr ade 7-mom, etrictly PRIVATE party has $45,000 cash to in- er b+ A — aot, a MER Oe Pros lal ; nt, ; ; CONDITION. wan 4". ' noderu residence, a1] hardwood, breakfast vest in good business property: live loca- ‘oP, r +bs) VF Ne 6 oes “+ a“ Ay hy At caieces peo TE paren: Wig —y OT OR FARM. BLUMENFELD Xu AN artment; 6 fam 2 nook, built-in features, located in Denver, tion. Box 7-33, Post-Dispatch. (e) A a ae ee ae — trict. ' ee ' A ALITY ¢€.. 310 TiTLE GtARANTY ry ns nm; gara will { i | tor like eg Po Ol ste prefer ' a North Pf te @ub-divi os * . : " tei ’ t 4 j ’ i? i vi ‘ > ‘ ’ T ‘ j | ‘y Mf \ \ } ¢) | r ) ; i ’ . r Avda iT Wert St ALIS; owner rgon Li@ ‘ waeper Orin o.n f° au “ ' (ji >-— f ‘ i as? , ; sd ' v ; ctr: eutuseain NEW SAYLINE S. bh ee ; ur LUGO | . ’ : ‘ ents . % 1 HANG e beautiful 4 NE GROUND Wtead Exchange beau- BUNGALOW Wid—South or southwest Gano near Blaar. $12 or re room, Bor — new business «enter: gel n r¢yti’ : . 124 sj : , : ses , j t } ‘ ! =) ; { , ‘ a © ; : i wn Ank roan j pu . ma ‘ ¢ ae P fe a ' , lw oe I y tiful new 4 rmhids f iorthw t Hee Box K-36. Post-Dispatch lade ithe (99) A partm: -. : ve “ey etting in ts geod; low re nt; a . - ver - ' pes ¥ ) ‘ ‘ : ” . 3 ave pri? sy’ ures . - : r . rt a ae a ae Mm atuilable. : "4 ‘ 1 \ \ 1) \\ A | 4 ( y\ \ 4 . 4 i »] } ‘By . }3 ’ hi _ ‘ ; J ’ : a4 , if ; ha es ( te A. 5 BL NOGAIAIW VW ft jG or 4 rin ms ith: P Sa ‘ . ; rm) real ‘Dia ry ivi. \kLi—Sv) . ta AMY &rON €0.. Kiverside 5700. ‘ Ibe ln , : ra MT inn : t j han. Box R-dif VACANT Wtd— aggre aye "4 sat _2¢_mncons oO Ce 3 TRA me ae = ae 4 Gin? : " ’ r ed fil ? , ; 5 4 : —v 4 : t ‘ . P . , — , . ms t) ier Oo ith , rans: Ot KUL N¢ AlAarVW Wtd yr aati i meres | ry (,satig nea’ rigir har is ONE MON “S RENT FREE alana erividl ) store : . be pean d ih P ; 4 % law . ; ’ be . dy oon oe : $ ate . wit q . fs . : . i ay 6 ‘be . “A a , ’ , ‘ , , fia . an , 1odern Sat! Side ox K 306 tis tr TY ’ s0NST ’ ‘on SHOR 8S] 7 3 id. wy pactor) : wet nS eal , ‘ ss Sarfield (354 ' (‘'THERN W VS] a‘ion se SOO awi nga a .dd ‘ ~~: iV art «J acre ea! SITNGAILAIW Wild a Pro fron wi LAWT® Ox Loe on private street: r ’ c ee f * , i rig -& FRANKE x . } | values in fins i t fa “AT. 8} :" tra 2 - I ate? HOG ty rKa! e, ho vallh e t ad Le OF PCa eth Pace ee OwWwnhe7g, {544 stor 27 -ft P-POLLACK - 16 ’ = ve eas bh lots tage : . ‘= » oa , Nt kd {ANGE oot bu ¥, é aro ' ,; . tlage vacant. Le] WU utover fang if ni owners: hr +t) Wanting sa! lot Gee See Vortmann SOE Tavinr NTA , ; e rR 2. . rire . way 1 r -§ B I Prpat-T) 1 es. ‘ — Swutheast Missuurl; iow price aia ne te ' aT ’ ” 71 Tak rf > . —_"* ‘ - . om ‘ A : ” . rT : 9 i ry : ™” “ ; . vat - ' . > ; x y - = ‘Y : , ——— nee , —- - . - ? , = ° » (Mop! ‘Py ' ' $i * > ‘heap 7™ . a NP ee ’ Fi ' Res T-o Post-f Mm. gee jeer MA : = «nb - ispate rie Natur ag 0 fvot Be ATTENTION, DOCTORS! iver. | {. Iront : Weck eee el a ' . ' 1 yeen Sa! Let bas $1000 (F. Ts wi he Ae: rk f)-4 lot; state pa ind | % yX + mr room fa Uublie gareae. hiv rt L] oy) imbrat . dé, nie , ad ane on : i oI reo bs) LAyTS Low prices, Vos US 3. Grand ant Te i > OoM—Ir rge A . nT oe ) large lot ¢ si eee, Ct n want ible flat r eo le | led ee OSG pee ach Mrtias y argain. CRUTCHER. 5655 Robin. - ‘4 ’ oly ; | : ‘ : : ‘ OTTAGE Wid —ff ior & room brick cot- ‘ es rr beaut 3 z a : a de 4 io $5000. BOO Ca bu tage on South Side; need not be modern. mw) [wo +m vere: ' 7- Forest ’ (*+e0t Hungaior ‘ CYTTA ' . ’ -ATLOW . sy ; , . Aa? and , st iad A bn Hk AT vine ? ir: a Pw TOOT " ‘ ' | 4690 ' t SION. E. ‘TON TRUST “7 ooms 1 ‘ of ‘ i improves tac (all 5376 nee ‘ Zz 37 ; ' \¢ er ; y ' rea’ ona : Th 7 AKGE TORE. K\ sin D. PARKVIEW 10T5W. « MAR OT SLA—~Lar “ > | haan , aenaiateive taneene bi Q : ) £ Loy ) i 1-Rvom Residence on Maryland —— , if =f20071eL.O” i) BA ‘tc a © Tinlenas ‘ ’ 0 oe : Trade seepage Me will trade AY Wt ‘“ Peete 1 Ver HIELME? 27i2 > ¢ ee: ded ow baeto ve 1h 4 is : art , 4 . i 7 ‘ ={ j : &> , ' 6 '*s Hi —_ ne ‘ ‘ . ; Pa’ - . . ; : : . i | ‘ Ad - slta! if ot + - j . * j : i . tI aT O} ; . TEM . ’ ' : _ ) ‘> GRAVOIS, 36 °3—-Fine, large store; sult- AVING : TR UST_CO.. Sa ~ | Natura Bridge $0: as iy ene 1 - | eS 101 ' - hee eine te iy ~ : a> 5 & Cieetmi field 14’ Re A wie i] ~? 1.) 4 1, BRED a tote for re SUC Eaes pore tow’ wast’ ta” geet BRAY. Realtor. 706 Chesimat, " %e7y ord, Mim Fliway No. 19 ae Ser ¢ within 100 miles of St. ] O0 GASH AND $25 PE % COTTAGE Witd.—4-room brick cvitage “dence. Tf gt gt Tm ed es € » e.* - ra) e ee rh , , , C Biiad i> » i i ' : ‘ ‘ : ANI As ; 4 s —— ; ; ‘ ‘ int i . ’ eZ) ; | ciec.; wery low rent to £ : 3] : . ER iia a ro ‘ * ‘ , r lo : sree roe oc] a , ty ining nwa) with bath, furnace, electric, garage, street iA Ax» Barcel re OfepT remy: YR? Crawvoi« PRoanect WRI3, #: ) Mi, st? A t 37 . Ss yr? - fe an ; }" ; mero? i" ’ . ; j | ies re iai ' and alley must be made: tn district Russel! 98 Oececla Riverside O5&us IOWA. CAM ae , ve. ae iets + NP” th AE EE oo: ple” » Y , CO LA; Pai) TuUU ; ' “as te 6 muci bs js b's to Chippewa and defferson to t.rand. Price ~s , ; ~ WATS RE t a eee “0x45 ADOT . a eit : ’ , oss ’ ry 1 “ys 4 ee , ‘Tr ’ = Bi , , ' rept seat must net be over £5000 to 85.400. Party , a ; Lf > outheast cor er aToun aie N's, 2828 SS. BROADWAY: © = ce | ot Ree ae ished-a e lake frc he cee OF tt : . [CHANG E— Ne | vispe 3 —_ : busing bas 09800 cach to pay dows. ies ' Tem. ¢ jes ae OVOe /™ RR I S QO R | S Ors Py s not ; 1] . :, ' , “A bases 52 fer wah ng * ome y . P-162. Post-Dispatch 4. De ‘i : : : . Toons, busi nees seh * , , t Bs "; oat ar 4 o ear. @ . “ina , ‘ purer WANT amail cottage. Seuth Side. in pert on part nu Hex D-l. payvinent for new single flat; 5 reome 4 CORN} K STORE 7 i DING : modern r : : reci.ive rO yw TI] MIypre 4a 4310 op fy 23 t, ed ~?>.? dt F } : Thy , £Ve4 S —Space fn ecrocerr and butcher shop, for a live vegetable Man; reasonable rent . ; , : “ > / ie . rt : eR or ; 7} ee ‘ ies - ; ; : , ’ ,' 4 7; 4 COKN-DIXON. 7°° Chestnut. G Airfield 785 »* 7 : . . rand; G ~e a | (HAS MUELLER a LON. BUILDERS wt — Fiats, Apartments Wanted : Hfax S282 (cBOD) VOSS REALTY CO. FOrest 4310 a i 7 CORNER RESALE AND > Lab. "“Oxux A &OT) is ut ' as Zz ; 7 : l bie : ici ek ; * me d Ra Behe ; ; ,¢? . meAT rere . Skew non THON mt . ; sth Pointe. let 608 . : ned ovoulw ‘ - - 7 MAKG ARE TTA AND WN regarding , — - thap m4 v Hor ‘UNION EASTON TRUST oe. i. “ALL: : a ‘z ARE FUN, A221 ts -¢ sg venience rea = om ; pore nt , Foreet 13970.'" : M ; z os eam gpspemomng : ——Large. light store: grap- a: A moder! en ‘TT AS ' ma . tenem Lae! ey Shee ae oral Ty ce 932d at Pl ities: inet see. hae? : basement: newly decorated: fine for abl 504 University. Club Bids COUNTRY BOAND \r rst : Delmar b 1b is , . : EXCHANGE — 3516 Magmetins ao Gan yi new 2 at ts or_ulmest any busine-s, (evt) by mall clubhou : - , ~~ , > wy, als , : Prom , ? o 4 ' ea" X i : rs ‘Sppipd me i } a ‘ a sb 62 ’ ‘ ¢ Pras : : or vy : 2000 equity that he will nat on no lot. oe ¢ an , os tee % oy r lons. : + _ . . oe " " " r P ha ut het a ; . r- Be : } ~ , ‘ j —_ , Longe ‘ 7 " P oor “ P ! - 45 Kerakine av. he reom frame eee ‘ ; aided ee lea a. 3 72% Chestont. MAin 2457. - Nern rm l) impr aye) «TD ' ~ , price 82000; party has $1500 on? at eee. | FARA 4 . zo XX tor uit . | de rge |i REITZ e ren , : they will exchenge for geod emall lot a ernet. 2° | Adil — ; oes co adnliiadl . _ : 8 ‘pepe e “ ; > p42 Quine); S-reom frame cottage: 5 en ay REALTY 14 Chestyut RE i ' B U | @ D Ie R S Scat ’ tA hie ar hath siectric. curage; street made: price store ; 11 — .mAJ oe 74 r : ; Riss i" ea & a. rt . ; ie | | é | } a ; AN RAY \ j . ; , ‘ j lect tric >") “" ; ‘ . ‘ mas : t $5000. Party hes $7200 equity that he = wah ( 7 G KE A r eP ie RT [" NI adjoining an . .: on rca i -fa . a ae . ] ; = CO - LJ AY N : Ja : om? miele will exchange for lot. l. ; . ' thw mT RR) arg ro ft ns S eaaieal ; 9530 %. Broadwa): store and cottage + 40) wt-Trienatet In ven ". Just ent aria niy ree st ‘ es , | Luliding: price $0000: party has 87000 r= , are iv © odere af near the equity that they will exchange for lm. .o Te ' ria 4 wires?’ mate “4 par: oe ( h — ! or st : ane r™ . thes will exchaner for vacant. Box D- 163, ; | « : af : ai th , ne) Ler bets ss . : a omen 1 | a — cy ; a ; : P }’eomt Prispaeteh. rl Grae } , ‘ 7 > ry Ee rs : rT A (> EY , 4 ; r 2 A “et hie a be ‘ Peay ” : = ear. : 8 . ) " ; rls BRIC} 1T7N(ZALAIW be county te “ RIGHT AY . 5 , : =— ; Owe] Liea: PECs ws y a Pe , rtm “A : , a Poe “als y : a: “4° \ P 3 iad for bDKungalow in cily bea! . ee 3 ty ' 4 m ; sal t, . £, . ‘ { . I : * ; ' SION. r antTON TKI sT i aaaie a one a HP ek See ASTLEWCOU—Lasee OF ee OL ATT DERS of buncalows, flats. s: nd ' Richmond Heights: 4 a1 ome. 0 We ga yd ) repiDe UNION-EASTON TRUST CO. = ticulars Jf rf ar : Rastet Forest 13970 ~ . “ T> o ; and "es rm f . a wee ae a ‘tng g erie ay “neh . lene e* r ‘ . . Hei >t ‘) “27 P _ ; rr hange ’ + : . , ne Faato } Ure a’ 13; ireele ge > ; "Ss * ~ } , ~~ ery : " d - ~~ . 3 oo ‘ ; , . : : 9 3 P : a rr ‘ Rel : ; 14 - woe , ‘ — » , ° }- E Wee Re eee enatitt: ae leo off y wanted Juiterext ers | rae Seige © don. | Conet ot ese CHMITT. ¥ ate | " ACR LAG W AN - : , so | =_— — } (“heat nt ; t ; NM . 7 4 ’ ct ; ruri } i ; ; y= > - ; 12 —_ r 9 / , ; - . . b . " tr 1 o 4 ‘age — — ss | - ; ’ } c a> ¢ eng: nd > ~* ~ie 4 4 ‘ ‘ : — e near ; ‘ : , Mati TY suitanhie 7 4 : mo = : e’ia ial a . a 8 a me — re * . ‘ ‘ ; ad . a* wm : '* t> . ; : ~ " , : ; , : a “ tsiieae xy hm ; ao ; - - eR : Mi pe FR m et 4 ae arn rtp . . ee i se Tw in , > : : 7. ry ’ : . , aw li ' ; ¥ . ? a . wre r ApD lo ~! bw, omy . 4 " ‘4 " : z rron 1 eH! } NerTiis rweira ISS BU G ALOW t " ACex" + . ~ ial - | of 7 : ~s . -_ ; ‘ear un yV : ’ ih, A: ; r. 7 -— . H , | y tee PURI Ness loca? > Man / . - annals os ~ale he -Qomue i " Yt : ne : “a hae i é mA . - — — . wh y ‘ ‘ bores’ an me , ‘ ptt , et * ; “4 ” ile or rent re aeons: e. “ Saaee i omg . : ; +4 w ; g PM as , cn : . — : : ; ” . nil , et ak ; ; : —— : ‘i. ; ‘ hf vereice "ee “ (cS) . bi) RY ‘ e; : if > Abed a ee — oe € oe S ts hy j : Ty Tiss vi : P IK AY we t ; t . e “ ; ' , . . . . owe «>* i oo. # % 4 — 4 ; a ft ’ . t -" ‘ i 4 see ’ roe . e* s ; ; ; a tus hylid ~~ s co | rus’ e - Neo a 5 ' é . ty cer mR re ane . Ls 7 , 4 . . . - ‘ i ! : ee ™ = & s fy Green ae tte x F wet oN igee vet ) (4457 ere apes ? VG Aut ° + GE—1 r “ ret xe 14th. CEntral 293% leffe «or- 7s DELWAR- \SEWLY DEC O- . Cae wi at” ee 00 ur ee ea a Dons y! s “ oor rer wante 1 nee i PAINTED: HEAT EUR. (22{o = Be aie “TAT OGBAL | Stanford ev.. Gannon rt | ICK. _Resltore, #22. | TO], Carr at.: 3B stores, 17 e “TRADE YOUR VACANT! ath. WILL tae é YUTsID J4NITOR SERVICE: | fgg ie AR mpg Plays oF Bipre ¢ fioor. or | aee uae | 89 OR A? ee a Th 2 at 3.2 LOO ae beautiful new double | cop- ii .¥ Tit ee “9 ; — - bun ga. , ut > nM WU ' , ‘ Leer) t «? ' : wf ‘ rf S Tas . — > , , “ eth = 14 j WILL build room efficiency _ brick lrermann. 27! > ror He Py ¥ . —S f- a ee as | fe nt met ox > = ’ V.etonct nannies a sae ees: | : ingelow for $4250" hardwood fic ~ — AN E egy ee eT es ber Y Ferg use : wth Sete pt, part aavenent ‘good vacant : » fer neniere io Seer ADT Aye ~ ; - egg te rectiig ator? Be. . ovr —_ (o) porcs inslue yrick wale are : ‘ , ol og wat neat See — —." ’ ; . bh. EMMETT! BALDWI y bent > hig, Lah! ‘arlene vw kh’ af ¥ : , - - — . ‘ : , e) " . : : ti : : - 4 ce 4 d t 7 . : etric. unning CaieT, — ae hu —— r} Be ron } a ‘ or Fg Ls . : “i . OQ ; - ; ‘ o7 sice oti PY ~ “i, $544 ‘ ‘ » 7 ’ ~ " : : , ' : "1 ‘ 8 ‘ ; - " extl ha ‘es (,rar Vv yatt. e2 ; 4 , w ead . < ue re ‘2 ’ : bes \ -7 : b&b 4‘ SPE “<HuT. SIAL WE NZLICK. pe AS) Chestuut. GArtieid 1 ~ i “o] i ray Fin ee | ST. jl imMe?t oe fe ‘i x @tb Pa (ieee Bids. CEntral 0866. "(343) - v Post Dispatch. ‘ -) ‘ BAR) ly ie’ \ i ~ . KEALTY C0. 4006 Choutean, Jos MILLER. R. ; - 2 Re 6D

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eT. nA? SB sooo Ragen _ 3F 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. svn sy = j APRIL 3.1927 POST- PISPATCH . SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE ‘SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR Rm SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE ae race P. — SALE | : eeAN PROP. FOR SALE | SU “aa OSCE SE PAPOOEOETD FERS SE SEES Ae 8be28esss . i ‘ => y - - J ne | nar ) = ) , . > : gh Remnmmmanbionsss debenncins: 5 NEAR RAMONA PARK, | : porto ggg a oo. Ow! carace oy 3 -— i CREST 4 4) ooneg i ii & , & FOSSE POPE SSS OL EOEEET DE etreSDEOEteR ERT EER TR, . . . “se - pol : - Z —_ ; - Al gee . ot. rd rs ; } Deeg " -¥- v oh ; ‘ ‘ ~ 15% -acr fact - oho ' : wirerie ye] 5 ~~) i ‘t litte S ROOM™= S185 ah r Sie _ $ , . . BARGAIN A . & : "ee Ps ras @ cy Py } . ¥ «* a ee, i © 7 Add COUNTY HOME, $5500 ta) ae Was : 7000 WEST—PAGE LIN? $3 & ai ; | .EN: i . © ny : ; Vid wus : i Bi “4 or ‘ rey - ee fe trees; : . 5 ~~ : | : : ; ' aa ili Last at & ' a OTe 1 i ® BUN! CHAS. L. WEBER. 119 N. 7! ae Sale stag ny: . oa ells ) —_ , , “Highlands; 5 rooms, cellar, bere. 0-3] TORE BARGAIN bare Fat : , . : ss ag ee vag Hightand~ 3 reorm. celiar. barn. } - ~ {) » > {, ; - ; ‘ ry ; Lia : . 4 | “ : ~ ane K ‘ ;” i + hen | Lv 4 land: a fruit; 10 minutes from —— : ie : : - tian 1 Pt ; an ' ‘ : . - ‘ : ; *" “ot [pers iw . ier quick sale $2000: on terms. : 7 nee ~— on on ; . eugent f . eB ‘ 2 ve Hrieti nm crak. ——, ' . ‘ is KERR R. €0.. 107 N. 9th. oe F mas om ~g ——— . . . ° . " : 44 : 4 ; a . > me ALC RE™ fronting 850 feet on ‘ ‘ . an . . . ae a 7 - - : : 14 . car iine: O.reom Soman house. 3 ‘ ir ara ot ‘ ci ‘ 4 7 : ) : hi NGALOW LOT in > nanan a ; ame wr fo =. = - —o eae BUNGALC " ) : “tgp ee he Ais APARTMENT- r r - T7415 QUICK ALE ‘ TEI we prs ; = : RAMP. 105 N. ith st OTe 4°. - ho 3 ' > me a ty J hae Op a ee ge wee YF age ee fam , " : Saas ' te - nis Bae Easy T \CRES, PLORISSANT VALLI Y LAT ——-S00 ft. on Eichelberger: lot 2001190 4. oo ; é . iy eM i= _ 62 . ROOM AN] UN PARLOR 4 we eet; price $25 foot: notice ta hbuilders— : Ay ne . > he . * ; : “ * . . “2 . 1+ BIG : Pax ITO 2 j : . a’ ‘ Owner will take hack second deed of trust ‘ a ; = Te Hifi rN] } T 7 AC} in payment for lot if you build. 3900 J es, ee . i . ; : : Sy : | bud Lit ts ee in eee bleck on Fichelberger. ; r ’ . . : 5 . . “ rom . . é ~ = © 4 ; » : . 12 9 - ‘ee . : ~ ~ - y - Ri AL PAR. \IN—OVWNER LF AVING te RING. NO27 Grravotls. PRospect 183.53 - : : c , FOR CALIFORNIA Normandy a) . : ‘ : : . . 4 - =" - ~ ~~ ro a he | . ’ . ore re > " ~_ q , , ; . , ‘ 7 r : . ‘ : Rer tei VA eher a 2* i:rand 4 Qs. “ 4 , i . ah “ . . : © . i, 4 s e =. ‘ >.’ ° vgs & . : : . ‘ ; . " . . t - .NS i, \ NLA : | x ] | “* . . ‘ ' . , a : ‘ . ; at : ; To lay- en . ~* , Ra ‘ er rs 7 , = (F — ; TOMROY INV fc th. CERI ‘ ' Kil Ki tS. & Rit. (HK KENS” 4 | pout BUNGALOW LOT—BARGAT REIT. 6744 —Mo = rh. ai cake | ie bed . 6} \T TENTION , Thxx ¥ . ' : S44 gw at 126 i elem d ot .ba & NTL BUN«. ALLOW A N EW [N MUST it A L, inlay : | ee EDM KUHS REIT ed - y - , me : ut das tif 4 14 rae MOUND CITY TRUST | “4186. or : . DIS RI | oe | REASOR RFAITY : sor : | ‘Bi - “it eg ——- “ IN THE HEART OF ST. Lots pen Ever : th , FR . PAR 7 ) - Jennings —— City | | ' BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBDIVISION | = : waded isles on i AIS Py. 2a weet * > | " r rs \ 1 , - - highwas: Boal ds feet ent $40 foot. } Ri | ESS |] mS ‘ 2a ‘ : , . ' > oC RES NEW ~ ROOM AOS : . _ . ; ; . iw rapy nF Re, Rr r. . " : ; " =F F THi-~ RI \CALOW rOoOpAay ~ EHOCKS east a eS but a. I tu RPASHOY NEW * ~ Se besi 1 r I wars, S45 per fo : ; n : r : : - ; ‘ d iis ’ : . ayn ‘ ‘FTHOF +} : ' ad Beautiful homesi-: SUBUR | , Ma , : ight About 200 fT. Ladue rd BAN PROP. FOR SALE 0°.’ | E. Newell, Clayton. WY . arite ‘ = ACRES Ls ‘ ew ; lL v¥ 2 é : CREAGI ; : i . ! ; Pa ; : “AVINGS TRI “i ugh. 2 jocks wi . Pow) ~ ' | : or— x12: = en CREAGE— Fins ght : ) be . ' : | Ride | ~ : HENLEY ¢ ; .» >. in? ; ; . ; _ “om , : ve . . : . A i . . : revemen ts Peopie’s.bus and Tower a aiaadetad a hed . S 1 Bee hi NAc ee r POR SURDIVISTION sleet ' ; lo .j— &: t this eek cael . “3 ava : , a , : , de of O e Street rd east of , : ‘ , _ Overland 00w C i - oo : ~ : . , ’ a" ; , 4 , , Srecias BARGAIN PRICE = 4 ne " ir , : | " | ge ont] ide a . chester rd. fast of Fe — ' ; ry . oa eae: > F 2 ; ’ ” we 3 ha ; a, " 4 ; ~ ; BY : “ ; Lot @8x125. soui! er of Suther | “oni, $3600. $200 denn t om hous ae ns eo aa" price and particulars se | ant end . — : rs | ) 297 | PERM: 1. Tien (USIVERSEES PALF Jai Ua}? fj Dr ~*~ Om) ; ’ a ! ; ’ i a] i? c ° , " f 7 diiron . : ” = > aaeoe er. » oh neil i : ' 5 . exatoniaa : xYTMPENT Lert PUES ESER. REALTOR. 200 Title Guar ai oS are place 3 , singe | ORS TiS Chesteet a: , | a HANDSOME \EW BUNGA rm me at WFSSTER 1536 ' t er Btn 2 AIR) HET \ vi 1226 LINWOOD. opposite ¢ -. , newt , : ProOOK MAN ™~ OPFORT( ae. URS “ AIG CG EFA SE ~ - a. have two nice uth Sid mie aie . oS. OS See ned uCKORS gerne é‘ MANCHESTER RO AD—S3 Lieb POOT ’ + ; 44 at Ls - ater; © iarte wor hot-water ec : ( rm frames on } ineer new io.” 5.4 en ia a | 3 ; . x :; 44° fo “ “ , ar} sg . S40 a rade { . ’ ee ae BELLIS Art ‘jeid 6378, > : » «A ° vuoOwn eetey . - : ‘ . . ’ : ~ ~~ 7 f ihe ° : _ eh ’ . . . . ’ ~~ a -* : > e. ; e ‘ ~ ¢ . ' 5 ht F Y -s J ; dal = 4 * owns , Rs " : acre « : ~INDU STRIAL BARG. ee eee eee a ie ms. Take be car and Perms. Se ) arer Ang 22 WE STROOD FLA re i i— acres est rd BO “uste: oak te : + soe, oe fe : | DIT Je ee hestnut ia WOINING WESTWOOD COUNTRY , 9S . : feet along urt Pe ific Tailres iggy = > me wl ep tag . na inty (Mar } : CR ba dtl zt oy CLUB NEAR MO. PAC. & - iow | > . a. “BUNGALOW LAT. GIRAL DIN BRO s R 3 OO S15 nu? ex - 7 . : “gape ‘ — A eat >! rt. ‘ ’ . : . ; > ' e a : ce a Rise. Sota nin fe Tic 4A NT) “Thi ET ¢ 1K } : . 7 - sie . _ Lackla: lec] evens oF ' ‘ ‘ : — _= - — OWNER LEAVING, CITY—MUsT ) 2 . . . 7 West y T — e? - . ' - : - ‘ . 2 4 » ry ‘BE RDE 3 - Ay \ D LL? ™ t South nasi 4 ey " : “ = : R 7, : , . " . 7 OA K Ne: “ a : i= ~ > 3 r . - , j 2 . orper x1 Ge a}? wenriie : seed ” : -" ‘ " ; »t —— + _ . : , * i d *, for S180 % jot: lady a oot fel I vas Tags Prine PP .2y COUNTY HOMES OR SUBDIVISIONS : ’ Re | aiid . . . KEA“OR BAKGUAINS AN UNUSUAL es | : - red apse | PES ropat. OPPORTUNITY Skit SATE, SON ceevecmeny | TEES NT eaBSIeI-oo Bakacewes, [pan te en eee j FUW. 1. Ki w= KETY (o. th RESIDE wCE—7 4° 7 VWAse REASOR. REALTOR. , _ Sie ese — " ’ Cm : z hed , 2 te nl har 4 Tap ales . oe f * 7 ; , _- s ; A . s a het apis 7 = ' ; thyme ee Wie Laotors. Soak OM rt $ phe e ' ee ‘ a PRR ae, Om ; . ‘ " | > al - KRIRKW , WT) TR , _ ~ — 4 . : = : a nel " # LY ,Pw @ROOM =Tte ie ; hed ’ i. : : + - ar > KRITCHES. HoT WATER HEAT. . * ornsa . - ale Pigg i ; - > ¢~r?e QN — 7 : - . N 2731 OR Loe , ’ ws 1@ ’ .. ‘ . P r , — ) a2 ? : ; « r ~b ; , , or E L V ee L E in ——" ae peel wy re 5 o, PT, ? \- * + , e Po if wa “ae i 7 : . A be : Rs, ‘ : ’ > wa . ; - ; 5 Bae cepted Re ewe “a sip ae oe fh at i = ’ aes S aeebat FECTION IN A & | ah a i rf ok “wy i a if | : “i > | ~ : cfiedlope 12 Ave ad \ : STi : \ : é 5 ott “thee ar . : oe ; “e AF ‘ote ra _ : — : Pr +e bg x ee a . Rik. FA vii 2233 OR RFIELD ‘urna 7 er and ole : e*5 Var ster + EK. ny CRARLES Fix TRE in 4 ith rin Oe > i " a “ i] . -- . . . | \ a : : ae” a a 94. 100x170. Mr. K AND—Por gale c . Stop at s Sta! eve SRiD Sy pieDaiG waiment; only $75 . | , amen ae ee yg Pm ANNON ). — ‘i baNer a ‘ oat Lar Tomepi ay. Som ie | Ep. tL. ACAS RLTY. co TOHifax Ie ’ ma ; ‘ue Se ee ca = serene 3 | ; af | “st metal weet ripped. prices, y te and comiiire oak, Rt a ses mm. ; pees rrny i — o> ig "> t. 6 Rt “i i 4” : a4 ‘er New Nrtcek ‘ TOM. “bats , 2% : mig . " ; = 2 = ; Pe a nn ee le a i ol | er , ‘ X , a * . 4 etre y * 27 att = “ — te co ~ > > . . ore ® ame Hirst wamant jot weet of Suiter ae. “and furnace” mts, SANGO 3 Se eee amex ere ff KIRKWOOD TRUST CO. : Sie ape me in wee bed Sk~at ae % _* . ; ia 4 . . hem : " ees i . . » : © ams ; +} i * : . weer ' a : 2 + jew: Rareain at Ki) fort setield @253. 90s Naries Rock Ra Wet, ) a a4 se a e | ) “* ? REAL ESTAT IEP Tr ¢ Maplewood 73s eae mr. arene, va. tnd garage on «ide of 4 (ROERER REALTY ot - + 4 Aha ‘a _ ~ + ** . - i a i } . * r . 4 ~<a? S&S BRVOLLME ¥ iek% a. &.. . " : 5 Er Leings and Sy : . r nt e ~-P a ioe 7 ; ; - I & ARs NA — =a j a ; ' . - 5 ~ . : ‘3 Ff SpE a a Ae onl o “a, 2 Mapige ow —f cone 7 tam una? : a eile nous bath. gas. electric, $4000. Hilang FEINBERG & - » Fu west Ss +d, 2 7 ay aR ants. So ae eae OY

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SUNDAY PRI, 3. 192 a - ays SALE | _SUBURBAN PROP. Fc Pine Lawn bungaln MIDI AN L) ~——3 rooms: Mi). , ; ' r Pvuy cdi an M 3 t? ‘ ** ¢ ’ S41800—,» } K BARGAIN, Pe. duties ROOMS, ract | esti if GArfielg . I Cant Last at a 120 let. Bungalow Reachw ood =n Ay, PINE LAWN b ARG, ON EASY TERVs gouhle Jeot S > bir oe 2 DHakdanle- ; TENE ! abl KE Al TY _michmond Heights 4 1606 wood, fer + high-«laas co... 107 SOL THWEST RE ut ry ' ht gH500° “4 ; Ot, adjoir Conve l ries Rock i irdie _ae PA ov nce — a6 S08 sie ME =T. (yd000D 401i Rtys AT S STATION | modem: property ¢ k rd. WS i:rand. LAc 06: (:raned Ac. O48 j ~ \\ : ° Dix khmanm, (126s, _ Diekmann, "10°55 = ’ , | dos. tf. dive t University City li- Duilt cxrace - FOSKIN. 4915 Delmar bf 11) KOU cash, Bok - Sid Dye bloc and sunroom, fioors pide (w] narartotoh mck garage with iM a t versity " 1, Dis, Bt Nis ‘LOW. opposite (iarden The hot-water heat; $li¢ 4s Artield OSTS. a LLTA Lg a busingass lot i Deal itiful Dn: mes té, ,;| Box R-408, Pos: Diena te wea! _ intestine : — LNIVERSITY HILISs BINGALOW EAT. AV... West slice at or wi sai uuvder HANDSOME 1226 ater: 5S won, NEW LiInNW enor. large rooms, BELLIS. nee lt > f } Pet! 1 V,EKSITY Ga ttre Thi ater 98 . bath, Turuace, pi sy coal - ‘Tage Ms rx if Ak iV if ; }? a wT OROS N. Grand 3 _, RNELL AY. A “ole trees: . tas boat | spat ——s OFFER. w brick. TF rooms and ' “hal yh t-water heat hard rs: large living room; jot at : for Phepectwon KUHS KLTV. CO. Lindell OPEN 2 TO 5S. al improve ; n LOW. tL. RUNS KLTY. OUR LADY OF drive to garag CO. Lindeil 7800, BADR he De - PARISH b s etrictls OPreN TODAY. .. “ Pan new 7-room > eat More ang MOGeM: le bath, hot-water heat, ine Romses: feta! flocre, | rarage oo) WL KUNS KLTY. CO, Lindell 7800 RESIDENCE —7T470 W ASHINTCON , h Lia Ter COME ORT AB L E HOME NF EAVI ‘itv “Double $18 500 buve thie ayd- howing an wu usually Tre ¥ ré bb aeah 4’ * : are steam heat; "WENZLICK, 1010 Ches® te 410 MELVILLE, ee | Hiversity it ya re he trie, Ji reo’ 2 i 114 NW SEW LISTING A aloeialanbaiten oe cf grote oe 4 , attrect id 3427 wocern . reare “a , 't38 { - at PRAN Is PERRA RUTH. 110 &, ss Bers . | fora Vous. | Ot “rtiel4 14 tious EEE: noe os pon B. § souk. LOT voi HOME, THIS PRETIY .- New 6- SUNDAT. APRIL_3._1927 RBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR | University City Webster Groves —— | NEN NORTUEAST corner Summitt and Euelid; 6 y14 ( CRE sv “AV ft rvoms, medern, frame bungalow; beau- | ) t.e4" Webster Groves Stan aii cttiltill gg ms cannes nga ee Le Soe — Well-Arrat 7-Room Bungalow | tiful lithe home for a small family. kK. LMP, iO5 N. 7th st. GArfield 8: > WORTHY OF CONSID RATIOS oe i le ‘ " - ’ , y ah ~ room i ri” , sity i LY appot iments. You a > () it today. ‘The price only |) &..4- COR. STANFORD AND “ : , terms to suit. WEbster I: ah PURDUR, UNIVERSITY PARK > , - ) ’ ; : ~' | \ : ot rN ws { f2 1 rq rie yN - 1 KIC woah Kit, Ht ¢ , ust south of 426/) . PARK SAVINGS TRUS! dem and | Clayton and De M PAri {(L. a et ie i ae en ae ~——ee ag ngage arg)” Ps = a ved ali CO. 1400 ee ai ie —— eA gp OO mata il ii i ie ” 2” True Value Merit Your (¢ (‘onsideration | 2 price; BRICK RESIDENCE MAin 146; or WEbster 999-3, HOLDO: | oud Taken: nokaae ie WAY CONSTRUCTION 4e"8 sir s aietabed gk aa ae | 572x157. 621 Atalant: A —s AL BARGAIN vhy reo ort. apts : Tie. Siin«day ONSTRUCTION * pe ne ON ' Wkbhster O000. BIL : ae. me band GOING TO st | en ange iS a r 4 MTN a tlomes of wrt “Rs BEAL TILFUL HOME, 700 FAIRVIEW At Bompart modern, residence. + bed Bypancis PERN RPG N. th. | room and Xitch 7 ie rs first floor 6 Rooms, ie Rerage, Concrete Drive, UMY furnace; very reasonabl | : of 6 d: " 7 oe i ‘ th} i . i me hy oie " } st; ae oo B. Co. TED. ®. “ IM f¢ | » sleep | pat Thompsor 1 Fe ‘ fy oF oy: . , ee Sil hey wilt-ine: arare: lot alti Soa itv cif : 18 . ‘ 9 « ° - . sy FSGMLON — ] i 000 } RS. This ital! bande wd Be oceans R. f go" LAY I: You A incon)? }-T he 700m ing ape " AL Thompson R. Co.. PWANT TAOm bis Theva} 4 ery HST mali h, LARGE need® &O'r, “enta SEED Wi Det F rty . | we sagt toga as TRU ST Ri 5 dos, | LAc. 06°20 P 30 w V ASIII NG TON sr. i bu I ne Dic kmann, 31°25 S. (srand., 609 SHE 0 tsaepnil bri ) ye Se iis - int ra ¢ rik : Chestnut. o aggt ol Pe beer ay" ND OUI ade trees and a ibbe 7 WEbster 3LOS8 You Have Never Dreamed ’ 4 , se ~~ (CY A ) . on I ‘ . i ‘ - ° ‘-- ._ = _— NG- rt .. or b a TRE MBLEY-W ILSON Real Estate and Loans Co. WE bster « v OS . ; ssitias ae. Lar Qe Jacks f Spring e401 PArkview O141, Webster Groves , I La FOR emenia c ema 5 Ale Heat TiooTred att ce ‘ ' aft of Lock- 9x 160 hy trees 4} vO, miy year OiC owner very Joh Berg “was * gat . he S9000.00 FINE R E SIDE NC E rooms abit ut , : East Pacific. Webster ‘>* ‘ . — i 6) roon ’ x ; 500, KOR 5.000 ~ NE Ww LIS STINGS sh: ) Or } rooma $8506 (;Teriey mw) PPT) r [OF ‘$10.00 4) NEW HOMES ca. | pier ee > ae ol Li¢ ‘ . ; Ay ES. Upen Sunday : 7 : 7 aang i. 651 W. Lockwood 124 Corners LOT RE ATTY . . 4 +? ‘ 7.8] Po NEW} PERSHI —BEST (RFAP RESIDES X ore ; WElite ha’ . RESIDE faery an TREMB! Write “\NEA Mow, er a x4 KIT HEN Dorel, de ob oncH AT? 7) 4 100, Pr ck a Near Sher P.. just os &t: 150 DAN) 4 “Chow: hen BROWN. ‘ LOF may ‘of wi nde 1 r may trad NZLICh 1OlO Cl GArfield 1427 HELLO EVERYBOD\ TO SEE THIS NEW RESIDENCE ¢ wy OL IvE VRGE SUNROOM: SHOWER: HOT-WATER : DOUBLE GARAGE: SURROUNDED MAGNICI- HOMES: IN SHERWOOD FOREST, - IS ONLY $15,000; TERMS IF DE- NDF ONE BLOCK WEST AND | SHERWOOD oa DRIVE IN SHER- tern WOOD FOREST. M ort NIVERSITY HILLS) | #45-_C- MORFIT. LOT—FOR SALE 2 NEW WFERSTFR 1226 ie) ; fr wo athe Ready for _N TODAY 10°24 Title Guar. 20> OMES 52 Hi lk TOMROY INV. CO., haston. age come [RVING AND (PIELD—t5x150 ‘a8 NG, T3200 EDW. =e reat Mr. tinistmant! KUEHS RLTY CO. Lindell 7800. HOOVER DRIVE. 3: ifyie Wainbery & Wek “Kany : Really Ga — reat? GARTIELD 47379-4710. A Pol 406 7 ; Tri tj ltip ie iA - CHIiCK+t + alUs ; ve treet lot. . Nir. hh: EDW. &. Kt Hs RKRLTY. CO. COlfax UAFTORD LANE, 86°23—Beautiful Racca: galow: strictly paders : newly ated: lot Soxi6s Call Lindell POSKIN 4s LBRERT- SL VITTERY. PRAIRIE, 4308—6 ro S810. -room deco- 5067. COlfaxr 3810 5380 ARLINGTON AV, bungalow, tile bat “T ary HIN ,ER "ais ~ "NORTH END BI wane (Ba sf +} ‘ race ’ m a : Perms ATTENTION, { ot iz’ } ry Lil Seeeaeron. For kers COlfay» : , MOTORMEN, r OND } ay brici f; rooms ‘ys $8: “0 ¢ ASH AND &: see MONTE (34 {ot> i ~ ery “y; iQ RAN. 722i 4 DANDY BI NG ALOW. v *R-ACKER. Realtors. GArfiel 5-ROOMM BRIC h- --& 5000 “ } ‘ Dat : iTiia re a°reet rs rp ireroti ra rm BR ~ ‘ Ev) 4 0 VF ALLON COTTAGE z.'t PARK KIN’ K wwe. KEHLEN! Chula TERRY BUNGALOWS | and COTTAGES For Sale ; North Greulich s New READY tOR ifftord tia bungalow OCCLPANCY | REL LG Ws ‘. BU NGALOWS- ete O. 2407 1990 REDU CTION MODERN COTTAGI ONLY 85° 4318 NN sstead } Peon me er If RSON 4 {! B AR GAINS - YECKEL, rs ’ ilow Arey! Wy xi2o. Q]& Emer or KEALTY CO.. North west Wills 1 KUTS moa MOUND CITY PRUST ee Agt., st OU Unior Louis 40 neta, 0) Hox 50°3—Dandy 6-room modern: gurage; ua dandy 4 rooms, price $6800 ral _ CLAATON, vy: strictly S379 Arlington; furnace; ‘2-car garage; 5476 Beacon: new S-room efficiency; ®-ear garage; will trade. Call Lindell 306;, POSKIN-GCABBE sis SL wt Ki. l ‘\ 1h) fm Modern j dandy. bath: Tis Mot ND (CITY TRUST os e, Age» ¥’ t 1‘ (49 oN Leto A NTE. 57 } E rage 0°63. ought RE MABEC HER. pati: sin c*cyTY es , = — “ \ 1 A‘ aS Rie is? = i rooms and at- tic; ee rn; near school, church, car amet bts street made; terms. KAMP, 105, iw. Sth st. GArfield 854%. ; N New b ingaliow furnace, garage. AGNES. GRand pay DAVISON, five Priced 2602W. FOrest 4310. | TOU. rooms >, POMER OY. BERG R. CO. FOrest RY §61]7 Rungaliow. 4 HOR ¢ gstinut bi in ge ow four S owner. 445b brick, 4 rooms. heat, Inquire ‘20344 (ev) 50x eines = “ reasonable, LALITE, bath varage : sever. vY POMEROY. . CO. FOrest 7067. he : “ bath, furnace, GCArfield O378. recept ge. $Ah750 POrest 7067. MAPFITT, garage: &. Tet i : rooms **.? a ita POMEROY-BERG RK. E. CO. MARGAKETT \. 8 sunroom, “2 aaene Sener gerace: lot O4x 1°5; investiga all Lindell 5 = AF POSKIN vf AB BE KT- oes 4T1 Wit) "— rooms, Is. AK _RE MSBEC HER. Piospert Oy. ElHTH 134 N 1 block ~ | « : rier , _ tH hei k HE ATH 6a (, Irfield » Sere . ‘ ‘} “i aht—> KIM BKICK, Inet BIS ‘-AKRAG? CHALNCEY P. vob _ bath. for- ae "me oT. , *‘ ‘ \ = : 5116—) laree geod condi lion cash. BELLI- " wat ' reserrtrs. mare soe ~ cur |e) oo | & ‘ c“bifa 10 ro is OPEN TODAY xian; ¢ unt 4 , er : ere “ha. Tt, ropaAy ace r. puke (Ota. rar S. M io. 14) RUS. OPEN 4oi7 TD CF cai ber rot ‘kK. = ‘OTT Orbs 1144 riseb one ru ilar tire sxi‘ls: RETY. TODAY, ° Lew, co, ., = 2 ae shreve: lovely 3 reoms on one floor: large living reem: Ih-ineh walls; strictly up-to-date. Call Lindell S@67. FOSKIN-GABBERT SLATTERY. IN erred TERRACE ‘KOLLAS. 816 Chestnat 5414 WARADA AV. Moms, mocern at weth Du t accep terms = ee (GEORGE, T KOLELAS, 616 Chestnut : 8500 € ye a0v" rR AME . Jf om 4! a basemen pas loubl aadaee lot ry i iat 244; chAx BKIt k—s6000—TER Ms iplin pl j hat he Phe med act aT garag HAAKE, a eo am 2s ha rdw ad OHMEVER Florissant + et inors ’ @.. c)rwe' CoTY¥—WILL SACRIFIK be dij +: om brick, bat } hy j ‘ 4 reé 5ROO Sf R00 va) ive rer) K BAI TY COLE Ax 7BNe. , , ‘4 , | A , 2 VING MAL 1275 $3800; TE RMS toilet. base- har 6 ROOMS, 50-FT. LOT, Tar. prisn: 6 ro an qd ’ : t - iT + . ' rT . : ; Hiby 138 cs tbs “OUMESER KE AL TY CO., COlfax 2805. j iriecant nion Onen Sun md eve ay YOL TO SEF THIS BUN- AW BEFORE YOt : +9 >t Harness t} + ‘ root at t /Oms "FEINBER: & FOrest RTF 5835 sul Ls bt JONF On A MJ —Ss — RY AKE "'K BRO... BID 49°23 SAN one ——— oltagce, ! f) HN . Chestnut. hardwood Se OO0) “hha tk ’ pia at once Ns not ‘“ ater }; 1 aT garar E Cy ta at ke CARTER A\. te } ™ ; lurnac soe ft eit) . ORTE 11h aTH USE Bk SOL D— MASS Ke yer y a rod A purt wner will show 4 KORTE 110 N. 8TH, MAin 4258 oom fr sek ARLING TON AV. Poon ratriie MAIN 4° ore EK rich ba* ace * asemer ae N OPEN is arlin: new S rooms; ail mat fut lard- granitoid KORTE 8600 ‘ "10 i Saiguw EDW. io KUHS RLTY vy w ee = year bh ’ ‘ rh COA Dilis CO. Lindell 7800 BU Ns ALUOW efttic ety ath hnaraqwoogd floors hasement furnace WESC RE) POhMVET ' "REALTY «.. COLFAX 2830. rissa dl Qnen Sunday & eves shEE 4540 rr CONnVET CLCES hao — BUNGALOW. 1: ns, all oO ew re} ene *r10 \ TH. MAIN 5 OD _ fat is AV. f fa "nm ‘ ; : Car lot foe. story, 6-room frame basernient SH500; i fine (MAT 7. oO! . es JOHN & BLAKE & BRY R15 Chestnut. PRETTY rK ere KI SGALOW 4% io A ers worms al ud t it hath flon vf Desert Pyrtiar wt ‘y s y-44 yf) tertris OHMEY EK ie ALTS "CO.. COLEAN. bri me | ry mace Ps ‘ 1] ee ‘. prey A es A) PEDERER HERE Is he ae = ¥ "LASTER OVER CELOTEX SAVE 3 OF SOUR COAL at gt SS HOt cE. iN M™M SGOT TO a, MIMIK AT 3 Orne E et “ Mv riiware c,arad Crpe! : MEYER. 900 Chestnut. "UG Arfield 942°. $300 CASH Fat a “9090 biodiamont " » PEL j 27 SI: 3 ( yell : [ smergt , Te o ’ v ’ ASH: NEM 1 ROOMS. LAKGE ROOMS. a _ ave CASH. wi bt) a ” . ‘a ; j BOON. - rm* $500 CASH, 6 VW elf rh ae [ats > Ww Cary ROOMS. NEW 6KICK. thi no ee Oe gare ‘J ‘- NEW 4 = | Le a ‘elec etri ; tre mt KOERT REAL E a , W eat Flor 5.48 GENEVIE\ x. rics ttit ba t cotTi STA mf ; =a y* be, we KEAL BUNSGALAMW OVER want 4 LAvh THESE yaot iwiway are #®ut = OF HERH FOR VOT REALTY €0 €0ifas #75! BRICK $7 O00) An1.ING TON ’ oe THIPRE ~, ** t4r marnt ” ar arace a rte other Pay bares! 14 Fa 1010 Chestnut. GArticld 1423 - BLL Al PRINBERG Foirest Sit ( Olfas RTS. ng té cmeyrths wl yale r — 7, to Zt roK 10 ow ‘ mrneer on .? a re % t Ye giit TeeN] a Re co | : Bt NGALAW BARGAI™ r! > Peer rick VPUuUMNKA Re om \ Pas’ ate sii4m : Si ilu Open for Inspection Today rifices & 4? es » 440 > a ‘i (j;Arfieid |] Penrose Park Bungalow :. rw Mi = SEke SIOs Ju acu *NZLICK, LOLO 40 MmIVelIeiices a EASTON | Haston and Tas Mafiit COTTAGE , revotits » SP LER & SON. Bu * »? ” pat m al TAYLOR 1) ’ Liie st ‘* i 3 > ate THIS TODAY. BARGAIN m br if ae " it ' . if re cottage ria UST P _ iima y é 4963 THRUSH, $6300 $1000 CASH. : Kit | Fo } WENZL i in ATTRA O10 cept c‘ri¢é { tie TIVE a> Pe bn mm AV , ception h 1] tie £90800 bat h eur ¢ MOREST p RANGE x a1 Lor i ani’ Paey strut hall French wt: large ict; terms 14°°7 GArtield BUNGALOW J) iATEeR furn ‘ : if N and re- price rescore ace. etc.; admission. & oO Grand 5041 EMERSON Inet Vist ted: cottage, electricity: ' for au ae CORNET this «« wiforta large yo e ri & PRIBIG. little frame attte bath. | rrice ble y made 1s. MAin 4560 NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW 9210 Hardy tree Oy — KNIC HMEVER e EL R RL vy sade INV N ore bs ALCOTT bath, » , a7 ~ = and furnace terns co. jifax 3425-6. Ww 5716 KENNE RL Y New 4! coucrete ho om age Oom fr on Woo ! rm) FRANC imme Leeper 1 or right IS-PE RRY RUTH by! lligt pase ale ile hath. 110 O6N well wu it hard- furnace: Lerine, 7tn. alow ment; easy 4849 SAC R AMENTO HIM FORE (" LOSU KE- 5-room matt bi hot-water heat: thon you Can bev 7260 pesures Bride than au) ij B. A icK lol # ip sie ate THOMPSON K Co). le ’ Ki (kintral SAV E $1000 | bu nga 50x15 7 pel md “i at S1U000 less PP rife it math hardw od _ENBRINCK eis eiate roof. 0 and a bhca- open; vacant, low “ O14) Arkview W EST END COTT AGE ~ O18 Semple: 5 tre large TRUST CO rou! ot Bee ., iston TT : nal . bath @ lee SASTON TAYLOR i yior ‘| BUNGAL OW. rn b iiga fiw ‘ ot Ww“ it 40x] ET & ZEIBIG SE E 4857 ki‘ her o “MORES! THIS ’ jew } 10: tor Avmert MAin 4560 BUNGALOW SACK AME: of + a eog » tile ge. ete ‘PRARG E ‘11% & wu \ ' a4 HAMILTON AV. tris, oe 5 ro loore ior qi ie lace, ki ale, KNIC KMEYET-FLEER RL TT bia INV N Gran Prick tile batt ha ot HOx 128 rdwood reduced price (>. ifax , Zap O. 4345 LEE HOT-W ATER eee »- FRO aGa ia ’ iin ™M : ate polo ¢ 538 - haruweo } 7 od ; ; Liha ii bihet bh} "H He; fig! -KNICKM ES 3529 ' EY \ ul ‘,rniid BR setreue IC K Arti L E INGTON AV. B66 OXF ‘ORD LANE xJ¢ KNIM KMEYER p12 {,rana N E W ONLY en for inspect BUSH-BURN®S W E! Hod F lorissan Janet { Sweet. 2 a OL 40 3 C4... s ) ’ ep Ti J (Olfax : ON “M ITTAGES AND : sftieor t lbarnont ft. FL EEK BUNGA xe LE lieds Ain ; ry) Put f Bungalows! sungalows WwW. of General Cl} BUN I * i= Mac ‘DON Al. D INV. e'yie 87 Bu Motors On r ‘ ’ tf I 4527 ST WALNUT MANOR Cs ae x LOWS rT. d them ase Al day fek3 } NG, iy | repaorris= A MORTGAGE W. Florissant. nesiowstt ' Natural Bridge \s ; ra AWS * MODERN MATT BRICK ATTRACT eit MOST Awe. it ro * tine VE. . ag ' modern. pArKoNS KRLTY ¢ a7°23 wf ve : M 0 ] t} j be a : ¢ ARTER. wate (Olfe NOK THY VsT. mf tertmis % “BESSIE. Tri Lie water heat, trictls r i@ati « Temes. (79 ’ KNIf KME YER-F LEER S inv? Prat h. 3 ‘25 neighborhood. mas. “=? 4708 heoseuth hardwood floors. 710 | wurthy hardwood floors. t. woOOD i .44 Za aKING Lr + poet rT) | Kiveraide 40 [ALASKA A 2y— weed ficcrs. “4 awe aes vend " floors, «treet and sidewalks made; sew F a’ ene teft: furnace: PINS ga (wu ‘VA = S room. tile let 375 ,ATAIWS bath rage price re ne £aTae* - furnare. aY } Hts “ ATs “ ROt RAE. in ‘ ctlad X - So reeme. furnace ; Tree ett) > sam nee nr ne South ; » ereide LA >» Pererthe. nreder . 2; & rin -— herd- & Laclede 6449 gurae tile teeth. tile teeth. deuble ceract. ar eUurnrtnstD se 5 reome, tile he i ry 4 fa IN "3478-4 fa) * > . 78a, yt * free’? after a F se a oo ea 117 Terk. 7% (ra #, ' ' BEETHOVEN. | aa oct and COTTAGES For Sale , oom hun wa red & treed loor®. woodwork aad Wwe.4, $55 month; pengetiful ( arotr lelet Par appomtrent to wher reside OSISR before L\LASPRKA rricete ys ’ AKAMA 4.0 le — inepect. iit a. mm «> 1G rest) ' garaeae. : b-room) bungalow atrect a! se t ral hy. aj 4 ~ Oere Lal MANIA — I ard) alle tp ttt fr ame aire juet o f' déraveus KI. Al BER ELE. ““ 4 Geavets. Riv. *, Misi ROE Ft 16 6 large reome. one oor 400x148: modern; owapr (©O9 r 7 rears nmunxier terms LA‘ imi cy rooms, Prick | bun«cale Rik ereide 4ii6e—) ROO! GARAGE: $1000 CASH. GR/ AeETHOVEN. 4406—4-room and break fast —- - rhe -, , punealon modern a rea! berte Ton Ay Rot RSE, Realtors. Riverside 471 | Gravois BINGHAM. te ~Bur iow! 5 ypoonss. sun parlor; 1 floor: wiernh. iclO0: BUNGALOWS Rea! oe victnhiy K ing*- highway and Gravols Box KR Ja ‘ogi Die. BI NGALO™ Will eell my 5-fepm brick ehew' outh Side rox D137.) Poet Lit« Bt LOW—4- room frame, . moder: $6700. For particulafa call or gece S26 bmg Riverside«~ 6709W. (c} BU NGALAUW 2455 FLatate. 5. wATH. ND JARS 4,” . wie A rene New 5-reom, fine ‘ g@iruction, location; beautiful hare #39600 guineas terms. Box R-1890, Post Dis, , BU NGALOW-—Have a 5-rom. modern brici bungalow, all on one floor: also garace near "Kingshig! iway and close to Carnde let Park. Box D-186, Post-Dispatch. 1 BU NGAILA Ww Account leaving will sell nice Groom bungalow. cloee | Milente and Kingshighway; its UD to- the minute and rare buy: Do agents wanted. Bow D278, Post Diepatech. i BUNGAI OW—New 6 room dae x. y~ Ae be arranged for ° families: apace for 4 machines: corner ‘Seibert and Norganford ‘or particulars call River: o704W BUNGALOW—New. S-room | brick. on ide- floor plan; has at floae dining reem and kitchen on first fleer; cop he come ane bath on seco fleer; 13- neh —— = hardwood floors, tite book. wes made; only id in rr on Gravois. Box p-164 Post-D ——s ~~. 4140 Nice %- room | tage. Candy y' ind. SZR00: very ensy terme KLAUBER-WELZ, 6243 Gravols, Riv. $100 bit —— be oe ts vous framag bungalow rl! W ATSON: 0 wot “RKE. = se nee Riverside 451 (iravols. er eo ae nd bath. ance $60 a month. completed copper gutters: he” os ee floors. tile bath. Osca obermiann, 3716 Minnesota, LAciede 0158. wat f brick 9. 6088 > sagaiow - price $7850: S$ 500. down. including Erterent ; onl ‘oltage. “}S rooms, hath. furnace: trade. LAe loge, Sas CONCORDIA, 4135—Cottage $2300: trade large frame. LAdiede A449 CONNECTICUT, 34067—Cottage, 5 rooms, bath. furnace. BUX, LAclede 6449. CONNECTICUT, 4245—3-room frame cot tage, street and alley made. a cash. WATSON-OY ROURKE, rer Rivera. 4310 ei coh Bee Box D. Tb COMPTON, 4549 Starets ——— OUtLH Side (-water heat; }’ ont Diapatet Db : COT? AGE Pennsy! \yania. corner , Bates; & ‘o0ms mth, electric, £r’* rage. THEOBALD h ZOELI GRand ol i re rAGK—Alaska av 5-room =: th furtrace, double garage. Rox (ei 140 Post-Diepatch. ; COTTAGE—5S rosin. hall: tile bath hardwood foors. p surance: lot 40x125: garage; $72.50 at 4017 Phillips. COTTAGE-—-roeom brick: hardwood floors, prea’. street and alley ate gain at Near Bevo Mill. — eb-100. 3 Fost-Bie DAHLIA. ae pa urnace, reoeeee: Inquire 202344 Geyer. “ 4 ch 175°—f-room modern Sire onen for inspection; tqrms. l"hone OwPre {.Acilede 1010 DE LOR 44°8—2-tery. ‘5 rooms, ‘thorough- , ~~ l-car garage; ij impreve- B. ©. rind poeRE LINGER, REALTORS, Victor 0805 DRESDEN. 4410-—New 5-room brick bun- galow; tile bath, hardwood floors. fur- neces alles made; only 87: DETERING. 3627 Gravois. PRospect_ 1235. rooms EIGHTEENTH, 3342 8&.—0O_ large sun room, gar age. etc.: 5S ft. front; but: and awarded as prise vy Asxoc. & years ago; perfect; very pretty, iow price oF exchange, _ N wind, 4440-95 “rooms, ih, furnace, gare "MMEKT, 3950 s. EKSKINE, 735—4-room f ~ cottage: electric. ces, water, garage; S61 ft.; price B21: ooh 4s aaaly 160 cash pecesser). balance 8°20 O DETERRING. : 55? 2 Gravois, PRespect 18 183.5. vit. W. @#408-—Make an otter F » 5 room hous PAIRVIEW B020—S rooms, bath. wood floors: street made; copper ecreens; and brick porches, reception ane ~ hard wood i s, be ge Hearon atrie hit Grand, LA de 6446 fiat ee guitera stone iruit PLLMORI . bath FILLMORLW as reom rao ready owner "GANNEWT 1440 furiace, - “wivhini = 4H, wet-water hewt, fur 'e« 7 sia 4-room fs nine tmatie, tri Karan ala ,j1,_b rool Uriek: strictly bod x16. %car getace, in-e- dor Drew! bail furuat upper —T) ih , per’ h fruit « lier: rea) ow! 2 wt owret $ . - K ROKK 3437 . beth, furnect, | ee | Ki. al ‘pki. Wel “: 15 (oreveds, Riv. S'e@e LPOKUR fie all mone se sriced to sell, of for emgle flats oie ~~ « : is Vangel, } tivreet 472 AF AYETTE. ae rick bearge’ow wi heestirwt -# Realtors. wheal GH, 408&—> and 6 reom eueeat @ “bP hol priccte: ti Sith 7 oe terms to e#urt aor sulesman yr nee ar 4 4. . Of ann a ater hess mat bh ree ke after SEt, REALTY CO. 3048 &,. reese. isH'IRIANA, OOfhR 5 roots medern en hiy- fms rA Pie ‘lest Pee JLSNIATA res . rt oy a ee ‘t» {rede ee - brick tee i ary a rere) ae LAVTIRIANA ~~ (vrotlia Parwh. NAERT pt M At, WE? rrecocberr t geet fmt MEN AKI fas gene ; Mit MG AN tigi? 4644 , | cummnumesees A j-room bungee bu it. will «ohesder i aiviec WATSOn not RAF. , PU] weermtcis iste Mi HiGAN trig reece Tis ‘oasy tortie . OOD. | MINNESOTA tah: bers Kr FBLO- ~All Sid vtiage oe J100 lot 40x1 y.. Cpervkee Busin: s« ‘sunrvom . Te ee a ee ie oe PAAR SE SR POLLO IONE ALF ee eae Pa ln Ne eet ee diy « ~* ee ere ee cemel aye on seatatin “tei: secretes A acl ia iba gous z PS a on "{ = ( ” + q ? Hn 0 es coh A LGN ty MNOS SI loner Ce stitial elaine iad PR RR REM ee at ¥ , . i. is . hia S , ve ae

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(67 i—t-reenmr brick towed *y eleet r : cise eoenaitian . ris ght steht we Gravel. PRospect . \. + ~ ‘Bt VWONDERELEi BLNte ALS : , 2) BOWEN HER Es A PANDY BUNGALOW 3 : " OwiTis ms ~ 6440 ~*~ , lL. Aciede T™- ep . ae HERE ~ BL NGALOW—1427" NEOSHO 87 BENG ALOW— Sys 7 q = . garage - 1 Bty oo A RATES , A R.°°4 WATON-APROLRAE, REALTOR: CNDERTARER SS OPPORTUNITY) ~ (o7y\ PW. GELAN REALTY ©0.. 5435 ¢ “HITLILER Fl $07S-—+4- beset by eleetrt cCurake ravaote reom hunmcalr. =f ree { mur crttis bee , Lest. V2 S. Grand LA PRETTY HOME—OPEN TODAY . ineme> PETERING S6°T Gravois, PRespect 18 Web 1 S708 ¢ ASH Re nge RIVERSIDE * ‘rand es, € BARGAIN , WUeher \ REAI Woop kk haa vy . Renee + AAU BER-W ELZ, 6245) € rar It IENNESOTA AY thi WATSON-PROLERAEL. REALTORS ‘ ~ 47 “iver ls ; > ROOM = ' . 736 Mich tT” het in ia ; tered J histo : . 7 Al Rt rt t* . MODERN COTTAGE it NEAR CLEVELAND HiH tHE LAs fr FOLK ae : rons ve RiSN«, LLoOW-—~— 100-7 (OTT Aa.t ge F fear food eondit BAR ALS fie. T ‘ si é> ReFAITY ca Ric er. Wan (HRISTIAN BRINAOP ANAT { Theat ree BF AT SOV} VFeCAbs.. PARICRSON & OMNER WHILI reepay 4 “HOW PEDERER =Ph THI- Bi > WANDA Werop RIVERSIDE it =1 ‘ , ° 4 "bs sa Ss ‘ r : a NGADOW Frwy 4. ‘ KRENCEL-WEBER,! - » = i,rand. TI. 4¢.0574 s KEALBER-WEL? Ae i~ ~ A) WATSON ROURKE. REALTORS ; 2-8 | pHIRTS-RiGhHtH. ¢223 = —Madern «ix BAL —0P EN reom bungalow residence: well remit: baat ee me .> Sit (here) i. A\rf'eld 3758 bras tit sin e RELIIS oe now. UW ehins yo~ O =~{ \ Kuda vy—t Fores eR uy fag 15 > itm Vn ‘.e 7 & oe. ee \ Nil “eile .T> 1° RNE} ( HRISTTAN KRINKOP BR 4 OLEATHEA FLNiALOWS tse we AND 4814 NFM , ‘ ~ ‘ Are received for | sind facnnee’ shes Sat” ale the later after- ie noon dition ot the Post-Dispatch as fate as 12:30 oclock — any dav except Saturdav— but > ._* > > . . * L. VOUr Want ads 1n rOMBRIDGF 4 rOMBRIDGE 4 ee SS ee TOMBRIDGE AGENCY se ee cm e Home Fadition also wv filing before 10:15. Ain ci. . . : = = ; ‘ ‘LTS N «a? Rat LOG Og ala el ale el ™ : BALANCE WONTHL RAP 2c" ERHELBERi, BUNGALOW FOR 4 EK a ° | aad o_ VFLAFL.. ~~ 3 ar " AR A-ON £ acwas Lot StAX 4 rubpay ALLOW s+. >th) inNé vy Hovwr=—OPEN TODAY REALTOR: For Sale South = BUNGE —— | For Saie For Sa ° West rel f \Lé Ws NO ‘PEDERAL AID NEEDED REALTY t©0 KIVERSIDE | Bu nealow BRI an iv 24 mee isTaAVOi« KLALBERWHEILZ Lere=liie reswRHIK.} Ac howe ~ Ts «a KIVEK-IDI ~ +4 4? ~~ OPEN Te AND Rd Al —_— A. : -Rand SN =P 4.Ni-H >4 1 i,Ra yer “FLEE T | LT Wires lard ® ood lene Tien Lk PRes«pert 18 ‘Mi ore a Fren nes — TN AP REALTY «0 ~ “we at A | ot Ay hafrh verve . ‘AM Sw aw i4%185 THWES!1 A AV aio Sk KA ~? Re VSO ee res i’ , Mii NTZ ‘ND yt ROOM BING, SARK, eam b_ese ; ; “TYLI »19 -FINKWAN rEIM BEER AND 7. HAMWP ron Na oMe \FTr 1 yr =ai\tLk rLAT™ SSS SS Southwest be? 7 dae | BLIX KR NORTH AR- EN ReOMs. LIVING ROOM AC KOss FRONT = Southwest ee, 4 REALTY (CO WOOD BUNGALOW ‘ween iia: oOx67 4OHN CIZERK vik BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES For Sale West HAMILTO™N AND balan 1,.—35 RR NPFAR EASTON J MbVi~ ~ - - ~ , ‘ ‘ Lal . i i etl 7 “| we 5+RAxMI™M st, 4LOM Oo Rot KA! Kt Al rons , Bi ; $.. wo ‘i WAN™ HOME WRKROULKKE, REALTORS RAI é aA i Mf | a 48 tLEMENS. “ : “Ss ; DAYTON Rete. ~ ~ ASTRA. SORTR = : 4d = ; YR | rowiNT? R at set ane 1) heing complet ed hath. hardweoed Phene Hliland prur rich? ¢, - (urnate "rice ey - ours, ~~ . s¢ LD ————— . "er An LANDPELA v - - ‘ \iHe DRAI ; ' - ’ ‘ 74 Y >+KOOM BRICK BI Sc. ALOW—s7T500 a0) ~ BUNGALG ls.a | r " : : ve THis HASD”OME. WEILL-BLILT Bt NG A- LOW. OPEN POR INSPECTION TODAY HEN BUYI JOHN Hi Ss «RAND LAC ~-ROOM RINGALOW just west ef Met alit light Let heat. ‘ery we and in SOe8s aus reom- unfim fine Pe Lception ardwoed fleors, mahed satiw -‘enditien hart Laut ALBERT ¢. BL. "ll Chee vat. yet © AN BLY EITHER 4 SI NCCALOW OR 4 WITH sileee © (SH. BAL use F MONTEL \ Tor: Veu ‘e \ Roo} ~. i.\ 45 5 ALLOW HWA -~ OAALAND Sst)! its =. Sten 7 rrix Bt Nt ~ Kit. "His Lit? —Se ; 4 REAL BI REALTY co 8154 mil o~ ti ted ME rh\ HE oe RWI RELING LLOW i Re NY +) oth 4a’ ‘ Lbant i~i rash A > ni’ abe ’ “un KRAHI wi, ,/ cov i~é . —— VEtrire mhKith Bt Ne, ,i09W . HEATH «fn BEaN iN Hier vil ~——S EE Ri i? rep Av "Re inp INE KF \LTORS 1e”? , ~ DAY—MAAF OFTER wicwitn aes cen % COO) CAR LAND } oe Vindern %-1 m moe oe) . ee Ne i} Narau pare? anya hea " 7 ™ " . °$4 ST oem BELLI- WIiILl % Grand | Ars “UN ROO M—s 169 , ’ ONLY ONE LEFT KEN ~ . Low 194 ~ LEWMIs i | soo BELLI-~ + — Pipes tiee iaet ‘;Artieid 6 LLIF: ORNTL BI Ne, » Soe Ae t a — 1. OW 6500 PAGE) . : ‘ . . , - KiMivVia ALIN Bi Nd ALG)’. . , : ini } ' with teepilt HAMPTON ' ' ' . ' rartw: Weinbosy Wado S00 CHESTNUT. « meron ~ . NG Al : ; RI ‘AlLows BELIi~x REAL T* ({ARFIELD @crR RFALTY 6 « om JOUR “VIFF f a YOUR HOME NOW FLATS. AP’TM TS. FOR SALE : WALTON, 1153—~5 reems hens iraae tier cetiace ASD TERMS Tayier, BELLIS. (Art gore -—— ' ’ - raw os owt Pat h reiting “td Gola st em PRIx , Fasten : > fleore PROPERTY ree ~ : _ PaMERGY-8FRu F*) te2t VALS * Ptireer *ae” 413 —SFR BINGCALOW = Giacw meen) ¥ tS. “- «a, * : ° ‘oa > JOHS S. BLAKE & BEO. $15 Chesizc: ssuncaLows and COTTAGES § FLATS. AP’TMm’TS., FOR ) SALE FLATS, AP’ ™™’Ts. FOR Hemmelmann-Spackler Real Estate he ~) ‘TN R. HN H bw AH! ~VFRI\Y mah WAR. er APRIL “APT TS. FOR “SALE +. SST res t -—~ PuvMbkey. ~~ — farm? > 5 “ .% : ‘i> : t Indeti , pe ‘ ae TALATTERS made: Tene hIALSER-Y TNu , : : hae © J for + is 8 4 ABREI K ‘ ~ 5 } * eg ae - : - DOLCBLE FLATS 4 . Al AVENTE a m *f Getengp mi Oarg: oa © x ‘ : 7 Py -_s - 3 2 toms, —? =e | 7 ,* * wil > , ae comdit hen. om ‘BELLIS » GArfietd S78. Pe) ‘ womitice. 10 woNTH—PRICT , \\p (HPFAPEST * ~ i +-F AMIL\ . miis Linde.) PLAT o eit’ ‘ * ~ORTH-END REALTY CO. FOrest a “FLL H ANDI ? TRIs vos owsFR “s!i1—.3-4 sje VIL sce0ceo g re inde a4 1. reons._ BELLIS. GArfield cheap, WA! + : ~ BARGES “391 Race pare Barr fit ier cell } 1 3067. : $--* ' AKEEKY SEATIERY, Kesitors. \seoTT. & es £ | PALTON PARK LoT CALL FOR easy a ‘has \BBOTT. "Reaher. [ee ¢ , al -Aks “EL —MAKE , ar “! sTiliy YTiee: *»/ iP — xe TS WER STH M AQT ; MORRISON . — e—+t-fanrly. 4 reet and elles reer a ti sel! at 1 Fr r_™ BERWES. 228 Open *i -- os in “1 KP s4iTY &2 «ayrt if 4 jee a “oe .*¢ an e a -* . K\A™M KR &. & INV. CO SEF. _ : — hye ee at K\kM Re & ENV. Co. ae? ” , pooner dest on tirv—5<6 a #l] ; wre re PAKS f, \RRE = +1 a - te Arteta Ot ~ uh : ; ae Yr HEATH (©

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—) oss eta | ay “% y. ogg : gpm 182% 82000 REAL ESTATE F For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today: we Pe, —— T ‘s ’ , , SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS. FOR Saupe. grs, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE ¥ FLATS. —_ TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM’ TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS FOR SALE | FLATS, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SA_E spackler Re al Es state Co, area ai. | MARRY: ip 4-4 op » Hey Northwest | South te South South | | Southwest ieee Southwest i. o ~ ys $300 cash . > yo) pnt t, ‘ ‘ ‘ ry (;ha i Ps ee ; . : vs , ° & if . | 4 : | “1 ; ty ‘ rt] if «' i ee le? ;’ (* % ; | } . _ " Nia ‘ trj ‘ } ' , * : 4 sy ; ciit a . A ) pe = j ese sa i» : OS HARKTPORD ~T, ? j itv NV ATH ee - oe 4a) = G ; pif ‘ oom aL al a} ; -roon) i . ! ; " ‘ : : ' ' l (‘hestnut streets f corner | nd Penrose)—— | NATI w BRIDGE 3 rooms, dou- eT X_ F-867, Post-Dispatch (c) | PARK. 939 : 7 JUxXx P é f £ room. 175 ee "Ty ~ J , i ‘ ‘ i owner , s@T) : ee ‘ ; reci oh _ 2 - 4 SINGL E KY \ T J 77 ’ rn \ on sane 7 aaa tania ba a - - ae : Pat ” oat 4 + ; : wo t tad Ar — - 4 fo ew A ee, I” Bay my 2 ar Mr Ly LAclede 644! r Servi SAER leram ) NORTHLAND 5101—s.2 5 room single t aa AKG \] . , | s0HN HH, ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Ghestout. | 5p 7 3 Ps 7 = | DOK Ri IF, Ife cC at: terms Cail CAbany 3641M. eniences: wall tanetak cod nd LF AT bere & Gener. 66 5-5 bungalow nace: $9100 ‘| é ) 64 A! - 4 bu fe : " efi- | J J ) id = FERDINAND, 4625-27—4-lamily, | : ‘ON-TAYLOR TRUST CG. | flat: double garage: near new ivy Fa > Ty sud eee EE 7 ' 0 per month, an Bet ast bap oh 90 vil trade = fo Sn a Taylor will lor first reasonable offer: amen’ rooms. hot-wa at, modert miss PANNAUER Aili : 9; 4976 Lindenwood (3890 Sor on Kingshighway), in our LPusia A OOW, Dey) ye it - _ oe D. ri) 4 > on hh) a 2 - ; S i e. , , . . vs | ony. , ? ‘ 1} EN i J : : | is i - fii) | is ; : POMEROY-BERG Pa . FOrest : REA DY PO Me \ > IN : Wd 1s : | . | so —— roke m2) McKEF LE ‘ ie subdivision Northampton Saheniadiet and well gure "} re ‘ = ~ : z " _/ , ~ ° 4 4 — al )¢ ; ™ " ; j ‘ . . . ~ : - . : , , . ; : . - . , : : 3 " = , beat gage gg ily . aoe. ne I | LOL S, §6126-2s “lezaht 4-4 i : ~ ie peri ~ ! ert: 4u wit A yond ; : be , Sh bg LN ITA ‘ , and . . 7 our-famiiv flats. 41 ; M irphy doo: ed. all rooms beau ; } tra ‘ all Uladell at F ™ = . ° . —_— 4 re [ ; ’ i t*ow " ; pia rs Li: ¢ ‘ i ‘ - . . . ' ‘ : a4 an " ; . of : ° ate at r ; it Ts . ; 7 7 . wl T- ‘ - . ripen Cc P ied : is , ; . 2 myo) ves 7s a > $109 ne, modern, double | 4Pi o. Ti [ELLE itdan Hock weal of 31 real bargal: eras PRESIDI —y : 3 | | 1 n os ; , >> Rees t7 ; ‘ }] . , a (Oe . si se% 1 + ‘ ‘ ~ iP Lit i ‘ . the ’ »r) 22 N- " PRICE REDI ‘ ED; ) che 4 hax ROR Stu mitt is. builder, (98) 0 ‘ . id cole : LIN-WALTE] REA 3 South YOU CAN'T GO WRONG KRONE KLTY. CO., 3020 N. UNION GRACE, Soak, Paras > aha eo aa KL ALBER-WELZ, 6: AS diravols, Riv. SIOO One é _ New single, Sroom efficiency. © larée ~ ' rooms, bath, furnace, garage, street And | py wo.) " ‘ a fe Ya ° ,ptcersy . 00 , as ’ ’ WABADA, 5974—4-5; real bargain. , y made: can be bought at your own! ] yu i. J B03 =) LE eae | | \ \ |: ~ | ] N ji I] IS see ane .: ot reet jpee : price and terms » BRIN ' s( HNE IDE K. CAbany 1.5°2°2-7O9S8 M1. LA. vO j . R. nodern: dou: | ice. See it and make us an offer. This |, P ie ; ss ; ool n a ai pe you: whe aod “a bod. 20934. DOL BL L. 5556- 58 TERRY, $: o. wee. Sarage rea byl ALTMAYER real bargain for sumeone. Don't * Sopdet ss cht; : 4-f ’ 3-room fram na ue O04 ‘| be ufraid to make us an offer. Must ; $5950; MAI La] MERA onta i sell at once to close up thelr affairs. A, RIVE RSIDE os . 6401 | ; | A DOUBL E FLAT FOR $15,000. | ern. in every respect: want a tok |b 8.16. Open N. 3503 Gravois, GRand KUSSELL. 26° gle, S- room ut! oe eee a , | WENZLACK, 1010 Cheatnut. GArfield 1427, | ous D- ningehignway, © and & roome Be. 5346-48 ms Db sale: owns wnstairs y how —? Open Monday evenings. races r garage: price rig see — wie mes] rrr Py DIEHL. 6s Crs : on Lindell aoe furnace 7 te ~ 180: ’ ri = : "a h ’ KER f? ii 1 . ‘ rf id 8906 CR N | 403: ~ { it 4 roum 1. P GRLAN Kk A\LTY } SASS Gravois. ‘ ; ne : r" - — mf | | 1] SIDE SING L i DIEM! 0 of Tavis KR Iverside Oi) an | | EKINBE? ALLEN, 13°93 —& ‘ea ; | warag il heat up to ; ELL. 4051-54 q 1-far i andis.. ¥ Mi pt A ae tae 39g 3449 Orex » and 6 ro 029 CENTRAL ay, nn, w- : . 7 . > ; a ; {; iti; elect ric. ; t. - > : > . j ahs ; Jon. } Die kinann, 1 ~*? 7 (.rand, Lac io? ) . " be . , sree Pe it Sing ” ; : 4 ' ' onie ' od . - FO ~ wae ee ? N. [onion e , 4 > ‘ rand. (LP, -New hd i ‘ sit ' LT} PINE TT BLE or rH «1000 ba . - ‘ : toe + hard — pres ms ae a en af uta. Ba the i efficionm ntra . ead a mat A goege Sieh > erin Sd, O06 CE 55h can be bought at har wiry aues FOR gears |) : A Ree ete le Or eel we: ieee eee OO eel thao | temas | B0-fodt lot: .2 garages ; PRICE $17.500---NO LESS—SNAP! : i. J. ABBOTT REALT' ‘gain; price asked $10,500 Make offe: eg a ache eee nab - weet rom Wr | - | A. F. GRORBI “Dee Chemie WMiin 461 rine Dullding, * steam plants; * roome 208 aaa ——— GLICK RK. E, CO. 833 Chestnut — armed: a as - a thee OSs ; te ae = al ENA 80) >. fing aap ; ‘aet yer ee NEW 4-PFAMILY—4 KOOMS Oxx MARDELIL— ‘ , _— FOreat —— (A JONES, ‘ RM eg Bn Odl—, 6 roomi atn a > ty a 6 by ee vocal pleat tos! v my na Manse 4 # (HAUNCEY P. HEA H © QO. GArfield 5165 iN SHAW & ARDEN — y ROOMS. gies g : ies =! ae ee mone | & ashae 2 ae cee > re Bain ; ig - te Tria a — “AY ( JIS yi 4 ; an $3 single r rh; oar tat 4 ot oe ae ag S700 cash and monthly payments will tage? ()t) A RSEN Al, ~ Five-room bungalow-flat: construction 2 : wets rade ' ; ' ae this. ' ° 2 , is 9-09. buy $436 Castleman; hardwood floors. 5 sit e- 4 F ‘ a f ‘ } ‘ , » £t ‘ ee . ° ‘ rs Aha’ . - §. Grand. LAe. 9544. NEY. 1812 re, trade vo TW ) 4 4 | y( yt K ks | a hing H.. ee so W ABADA AY. ©} 4 y ne Neighbor! ji: cut AYDRATLI 363: iY flat ; por qdouo it) LA Rengel-Weber, S127 8. Grand. LAe 544. Phsbas kOOTINE, Tl fixtures; @ wil . — 5 m sing t: ba rnace. d roon Dal? mac ert SIDNEY ai) pd | .00D DOLBLE BLY ) ' ’ ae S ec 4 Mis flat is excep REST AND CHEAPEST ble carage: new): per © JOHN HW, ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | miss by card, LR BRENNER rea “de © 1014-16 DE TONTY 4415-20 MICHIGAN ona building and will please thoee want baby . Dalia, Ka HINGER. 2 BOTANICAL, S8&08—-Rea te for 3 Sal E. rokee Ee) oatior | rooms and s team SPLENDID RENTING LOCALITY me hing Of the beat; the price is athe ; : 5-6 s and ' ' - * : ; oni - aa Mt -~ 4 I ed hard« } re. tlie Anthony # parish, a on street ' on y eto. B ! Ys 1FAMILY. — , ets vy IA Is inte fur : ar rag 4et quickl. eS J cm 4 4 fl 4 2 eo : : | = 3 : a | ; i rag , ite re park wits ods mate pri it sell 2 ‘ . 1010 Cheatnut. GArfield 14°°7' "Ma ad her rent at dneern is wnat wmetelra” nies Rengel-Weber, (1° Ac. 6.1 FTL ear ane = _ egies gh: ' ei +: . REA ieee ) DAPRON RLTY. CO... COlfax TUBBI. (e909) nonanetinks ee ¥¢ PLE: ‘nongitio rma. Mr. Specking. | today CAbanyr 9130 CALL. PORNI single fie hae Re SIsG. o2°S ea eat | rete | 7 ) Gra eA ATES . ' ; ap KNT—D EX * he Rity Co., Lindell KELLY REALTY €0. 5883 EASTON. :t t furt lle; Ppa) sets X on aoe ee gh ast ye | oe OPP ORT SITY, FOR iM: % MEN r A MORGA: ‘FORD BARGAIN: 500 B rg pe a a ted b oe : ae . rhs ' y ‘ i VFA] ROK E Pury al ke AEhea . al AL mM pot rEN 20 ey e 4 i Oe ancro entrances separa ’ NORTH- END rt _ fee ae a RS: 8.54 KONST IH Av. WALTER Jo" =. C Artie’. = i. Fives Plane: § ~" bait} Bs O4TOW ne, ' . weah.ts N i W I) 18 B F kk I LA | large sunroome, iiving room 20 feet: rough Rhy ; PD FVUS ge : an} ve a 2 i STA? oO}: plaster walls, shower bath, hot- water heat. batt at , it bud] ‘ ~-(ar garage; a beautiful home and an in- ag - p ¢ Oy; STAIN nace ay il rent ow wants in >. l-water } ATO Wott ON ' SOUTHAMPT wy FATTY CO. FOrest 4: art Ce MIGHT $8 0 0. “} NCENT. °850-56 oul iat © liate offer le bath an dandy garage: always | SOUTH, "TON CO., Riverside 5200. (+) (. ross RE A : : HAR 'G-DISCH ‘R. 2808 Grand fficien l lyerside 2 Jand a7 | pean Saal 4 , Renent- Weber, 3127 8. Grand LAe. 9544. | rent, ; uly argain i $19,000 TUG! ne ae adese BELLI ent ur OWNER UAANDLE. THIS : : 56 SHREVE AV. ; 3 A VYETTE ; a 2803 $1680 ‘vear 13.860. Owt 7 3951 CLEVELAND ' oe ae oe BUNGALOW FLAT ; & Tair “3 GArfield 6s Soe eg , - electri sifam ry 18 « : , ie f] a 160 “ r Tires? Broa , 4UST PUT ON MARKET " | WE NZ! =~ 14” ; 1917 Delos a lar«e rooms: 12 montie . 4 i t)>—~ > Pee: ot 7" . - ‘ i . > , LAs : : mos oe id io ; e* "> Lat ae a ” - receryt | . } a1} fur aire ba tf a 5 pif] very TOG tT il . I, Alege i449. ieee stair —— pe aoe yen ae 3. TIAAK vax = “€ hargain nut. rfield A, Saat tat "| (28 STANSBURY. a ee eh ar ag BO rage: very good pa fone flat: worth whil sf ri , : 'B. (RG AIN pen 1 to 7 eS HARTMANN-HEINRICH REALTY ; eC LT eee —_ as rear concrete porch: streets and alleya seeing “0 i ickors de 5 — Ets . HNEIDE R. Realtor, 5452 Gra ' {) ke} b LL’ ©) . r ‘ . ‘ ~ ‘ "T +? if ‘ ° : 4 . _ “> (GH i] } x. JE , me OY? fam : ae roiy DOT : . Ai] sTaVOis LI Vere Ge he f om. d a 4 ° ‘ aad ee made : an excellent building in “a good dow a Tie kmann "Rf: >.* (,rand. Lar. nAa°0 les = rs la iT i? AYA ¢ ndait ° fie Ri verside ; 3740) Reside nee ————~ lear gara big busing futur ) a miedo : Or - sm ATM mgs oe rag ighborhoud. 3919 1. \F \VETTE rent nent NORT \ Se IN AMALI. FLATS «= CAr Sornece: big. STLEMAN, 41xx—Dou eome Tes : ne es : nat te. | ete ai rg ee HAMPT« Saige $-family. 3-3. bath. RELLY REALTY €O,, 588% EASTON $2304 yearly: priced to aell. THEOBALD ¥ ATSON. O'ROURKE, REALTORS. DOERELINGER. Realtors. Vietor ©8605. mily; U al bargain: apnusl tn : ie. Sa ¢ | v fac mye? ~ p EON r ® Racoon: dands 1-5. bath, furnace, *%- cen amo : bo ieiener , : OKLI i (;Rand 0157. ereid 9471 Gravois ‘LA 44°. + Slligie , derful ta eome 3.33! yo nan eing 5 4 per ro Uda tS WW ‘ - , “I 0 WINONA, 5-5 SINGL FE FLA uae Ber ao rendition 5.O041S222-6255 ASHLAND AV. 7 : ng IN LAclede &53: nt e ownet 4 floor east (99) ling if rentals; ren Sn 2 te a Bi. KE GARAGE, sTk sas Nerth Market, 3-3. larce rooms; sew 4-4 1 : Fe eee Oe me, 2 bat eparat iruaces PAY — a he : my TENNESSEE, 3536—Brand new, 5-5. Se 6-FAMILY “AP \RTME ohh ” OR16-9R 1M D3 + 150x108: 3 FI . TE i na hE ete Lie, Pt, Denes. cINBEPR J > Res : ewe —— ORs , “Dest be 2OF UiCn .. -4 . = = Kand oe we: er Park Buk roth nat spooedes a ; Lat Is: 's! 3.000. ; yUShIS ' Be : : “ROK FI nele - g . ’ cA l¢ ; ue >.) irge ] ' ‘ if , : , c «1 } , | ; 9 save ; i Erie are KIVE KSIDE “7 RIK. GRAND 7374M. (e) S11 , , 709 i O'FALLON PARK LOT. lace wie for eot e I aled 449. ‘ * t VRE rf jot-wa “at oubl rick g _— ' , ay ’ rope) y! 7 " . - “hestnut, f wR .. Sh gga “oe NEW POUR-FAMILY BARGAINS os ‘tage. LAciede 6349 ae nes ES, 2 tt a got 44 ) 230 rif : sz Botanical. , ° CORNET & ZEIBIG . 56 SOU THAMPTON BS dy ae site hat m heat 2 garages: NET INCOME 30 PCT. ON INVESTMENT COLORADO. 6xxx—4-5 ROOMS, FUR- LEMP 4-1] single fat rottage | oa (oo = : As ‘ and 4 roon in NACE, BATHS; STRKERT. ‘Al LEY MADE; Parag rood inves ' ‘ Be. bee 3 ROOMS, FUR: BEACTIEUL SINGLE T i ) bk: nly two oo room bungalow figte left | : ~ QUICK SALE, $7950. BRANNER, RIV- ". WOQD REA! | RiversideT23} ACE. RGAIN. BRANNER, 3641 BOWEN ST. SO) UI > . ron ee ee Sone ae hland. _— a? * | eae, Saae LEMP. 28°1—3 and 3 rooms: ; “ . a ad ot io So: aver $2423 Neh , rou.d m bullt; «mail ia E ka a3 ~ - ‘a _— . - ; ‘ 3 a J 9. 7 > v° -* P ‘ , ear gee be ; ahs } a wag , i> : - ¢ “Ha 4 oF Alid ih} ; "ft any terma or belance - ust NORTHWEST FLAT. wultage? oh RA at Phy eh - eae ' NAER s nai 9% i 0 Pe I ™ ids é nience Car Karac' ai paths f aces, 2-€i yarage landy lo hem , J o . ; : ’ iT ’ : m4 : a4 ‘ “} 2 ee cx ‘ , u ry vi i! I : . ~ Lm ‘ : it ; i4 rah A rig tne t J ‘ ; j 5 r ICHARDSON 5200 Nott n ham a ‘ ALL : P FOR pean x : . f ‘ ; ry pre) D>, a pe, ; torr AND PEST ALOZZ1 ae bg 7h A ' . pee FED mi 24 f | HAASE 4 AL” (¢) Q°3 € 1 Rivers! de 4°@7 a t vt large ay tere re. fi90 N. STH. MAIN 4258-59. | varage er will show: easy terms at 49°_ mod ! 1343 ome $2200. Riverside 4696W. PRos TENTH. 2314-06 ~ oe . nance Mi ‘s £19 OOK | JOHN Hi. ABBOTT. “Kealtar, 408" Chewtaat, fa rit ? wen anan COMPTON AND DAKOTA — Bungalow. pect 3811 sta SABO: old . at om fe | NI Y $12,000 = | TWO NEW SINGLES “OWNER SAYS ru ai thE orral t v4 | y ”) ; ‘ REALTY €0O. FOres¢ : it ee , Tye} i Lor CHBORO GH. 4566—WNew $-faimils, .AS LS var ' ; “aes. oF ny 2 3: cj 4 rea a ret. ae | ritis ‘TOs DE KN FEAT aie di re. . OMML Me Tk D—L IRV RAL TERMS 13) Cart A 1 ‘OOTrS ey MeD—DANDY NEW FLAT—PRICW aD eae: ee $-3; rietly modern: priced Rn’ reasona- )°* ~ib ow ds : F amp " aye Re ena owe nee Tee FuOmS. DSt®. oe 51 > Jjlarwe roome , ’ ? ; ; Sete ‘ : : , atwm ; : “sh \ Pa 4 4 raarm « engl: f at for. agit ; : : i : i’ 4 ble: Penk garace: atreet nade. Don't gy ‘ , mIy}ii } ‘ ory Fe. , : ‘*1) ge : es as : r? f j ae . ‘iat ‘hardwood flon re throughe ryt ae ema ; ‘ . ericer ¢ . , ; . , ‘ j rt) i a ¢ , j m= ‘ s , : ” ; T} ' 1? ; ’ ') : ; ’ ’ wore rye ehe et . ‘ , ~ | 5 Chestnut ‘ re AP Ainy 145 ik ‘ Nepal +: same eer reecacien Wi RME ved amass: Sup) pe Jos. F. Dieckmann, 3125S Grand, Lac, 06°0 irch a Ol ) ‘, ; of seevien seen fans x i ia - ~ . -t . ‘ " ‘ . " y ‘ te , ERSITY ST ¢.M. McDONALD BR. FB. C0..1111 Chestnat, COMPTON. 26 = 5 rooms. bal LOLGHBOROUGH, 45 Cor iat ein. | THIRTEENTH. 281: ingle, 4-0, bath THREE NEW SINGLE FLATS. a See : . eae ‘? n “ gure to inspect these beau- rooms, et ge wits tal, Ri—! mag ¥ $10. 500 OPEN FO NSPECTION ae L Ly Ty LsOn- rip nodern: : ‘ old Dear ga irnace; doubles i] ad Aclede yt . # Misine . ; ae a unfin. | “th separa lodlet; or = ; ANNE AL REN ba 7 aE > ne o 49 ~ denon K he F ATI ae ry ss ey a+ ern; reas “-¢ . room. | | terme ) yee KEL. EARKICKSON 4 ‘ 0.. rN¢ . ; EARIC KSON ;. CO.. INC. m fime | an | em : rooms above: price Hy 1. , | nait fine | rooma rd i floors. Ja ath. COMPTON, 3914-16 Double, 3 rooms jg ale wanted. HAUSC : E44 ' Hi (3-3 dau od inv N& SEBASTIAN, sateen a a | — | S. Broadway. _ 1 Gravois n dos. V. Dieckmann 21258. Grand. Lac. 06:20 yey ‘rake £ RRO eI, 0) , (yTapTw rTTX\ + eo ane er ‘© Ineuise al Git Gas 3 7 INA “48 ts . aneremer-tican o- | : vec A | BE \1 > I, 7% LE | Open oday “a WwW Thine bie [° lat 4046. $643.45 COZE Ne AV. obi. nad. ‘ I \ : a Ay ~ Hxx ox . al 7 EL ry ; r le 5 Tro Mm , ba . “eT WOVE wiainsii “ sTTA SS 7 “~ rrece svelte 4 . rent € : Re : . SEF rHIsS—REAL Rl y : ie NORTHWEST DOT BI ¥ . Tat. ae . ne . i lace carat Bye v 7h «¢) Poxt Die. &' ‘> ‘ fail j DAaATLalri. 4 ' ] e! : , , ; ; Of, T1410 N EW RI N¢ rALOW | LA | S At i - ( ‘OMP I, ET KE I) [ rullt , matte ‘Seda 3039 , “8 fan room 9121-23 Spaulding at $-farni) . ; moe: Tote | eee \. 4506A- “lat. single. 5 and‘ UTAH P JSlo 10d aern, >is a _ ) iff i ‘ ae. ae se eee — a = ele ohn ot : Tig pe ntl ‘es min “oe ; “Some ag niterent ° Zip a “ ATAON. a ROL RKE. REALTORS, a Ae a bat erage OO) ws Loa : r toms thing | ; BEST st iL? PLA fn ‘i - se Riverside 4210. 5471 Gravois JOUISTANA,. 4400-—Corner s 4-4 ay G3! 3-3. bat rent Dick ee } Pent Vania north of Merame: An 1040 Wi T Fi yh IN CITY. : . = ee : we DTy)* na, rep se) BUX K. E. LAclede 449. ). v mi: \ cee Rospect Jf OT iv. Panaeh se sDOns ; beautiful new four fam- RENTS S100, PRICE $8250) F. (. BOSS REALTY €O. POrest 4310. ihe dines kesh eee Ut eae Tar 47xx—% and 4 rooms d-| UTAH. 3949— Mo 1 ! ? EXCLUSIVE 4-PAMILY rl AT. “SEE US” I a gig PD mn Tg =, oS ‘ OT -17 LUCKY ' Ce okie imine la. 3 and 4 Ooms eal arma t t f rand) bat ry Ee / , . , . Bates + Fan. is four large roome and ” oa enh Ol WA PON. } ae RAE, REATI TORS, ea) DOr mn, NAER iversice, 3814 dy Hf i! [a . . na le furnac ‘srand & ; ‘ : . hrist wr Br inkop Ry. ke. (0 bath. Murphy bede. select hardwood ca & BRO = , © brie ieee iad y “7 ail ‘ / ere +] fsrH * \ as ngie: 33 rooms bath i? iA ; i od Pte ! “40 "049 (, 907% ‘se beautiful fixtures copper spout- . . ft erry — ) ‘i ‘J ‘ ; Da ow‘? > 4 aria pL aD ' ; an’ a OT I L Ar 6440 rine =. . j »? ~ 2 i4 : 4 OID : : , ron, ? ' . oe , ’ a sma ine b y\j te: nge Conner ea reens fou o * Dp OFEN FOR INSPECTION. rLICK. Re : 9 : Anthony's parish’ Dargain McDONALD 03 52 Pungalow-fiat, 5-! bay . b., LAclede 6449. : ee ae LIverside 4406 WRISBE k (; Dt WBLE FLATS : maces, hot-water hay ar ‘- to XN: Tas , m ooere ae Se WAT ag a * _* ' : ge .* ; f's “4 ; ; . - ~- . 44 se. - ‘e! — a a ATTES Wreitke yvbWes vbary Realty C, k garage. \ . TOR. 200°2—-4 room single OSs | ane: , ener it Beatiti nae ~ . NEUMAN CO. 17764 Arcade Bide 9 fan bhp > Wes i > C furnace; 2-cur brick garage: SO- . tatric mg S\ Heres ‘ . ~ etry i - ~ ing . ; a STVMEN ar eranit SH oo lit o1s5 Lt eld ~ 41\.—TERMS Oo CHESTNUT. GARKFIELD 778-4710. emnsbery & — 1 Re hy ; this is w bright, cheerful place; ‘ kn tie u BLIKM:. — pany 9 ae ‘ros ry: 1 , hon y Ae at ' sac oA AND 2. wn hal B ARG 4r~N NEC OT we > “iat == 200 CHESTNUT. GAKFIELD 4779-4710. ot Ne ag Be tae : rp 4222 Gra ; ‘ : . aac West PAUL J oa MSKY, REALTOR. oF gues Mayer oe et). S room Der! car garage. | MeREE, 3955-37—3-3 room double; baths; |. = —— MUST BE SOLD QUICK. 42txx son mn GRAND BL Wi ay ates 7 ne 0: ST. LOLIS ryt t oir. : electric: price $ 30 2000 cath hs . i? P: priced to s¢ newly decorated: inside and outside. This * | met st gg Ap -_aen? ae > Sa COME AND G Ly 16 THIS BARGAIN, | ent un at. each Oo Ti A — bo. D —— Beautiful single. o SEW BINGATAYV et : an Lele ORS! building is in wonderful condition oe Wissta 7 se aaah | vps 11558 Ay) AVENUI he er heat Psy Bey ick ible garage: priced right on convenient terms. Inspect “**’ ace hatter rwo-r MIL v MODEKN ELAT. 40xx KA SSE nl AV. COE ; ri GLICK. Kealtors, 52° this building and get our proposition. LRGINTA bd 4 and. de! bce » and ithe, hardwood fio evenue producing 4 y bial Ber — —— ————— DOE RI L. ING E ie Realtors. ‘ Ictor ORD. iTagpe ‘ ai’ Pe at j 7. a ik for tw Cai Ff , ; \. rs ; “H he at Re $145,000 ; , ' ia, , P 1” , j fm modern at ’ ’ ie 2° . wa ‘ - : n Sei 4 : \T ( “Oss s- | “BE be ote rand, tracti: farnily .3-rue A fi ae u“ . ATSON: 0 Kor RKE, REALTORS, ) rer A ei} .*, a ae fi21 Brookline 1 5-5 single: west a ms ee pg ig TY rae ine nt a WORee | SIRGINIA. 6416-uads 3D; pcleed be ities FLOOR VACANT FOR | “TIGHENENG RESULTS REALTOR” here hae never been ney: ont o4 10 is O47) Gravo! “NEW FLAT 69930-—ANY TERMS Bah Biase Oe eee eie. ‘HRISTIAN. ny. “KO 2 = . THEORALD ZOELLER. GRanéd 0157 sonable; strietiy modern; 50-foot lot. See MORKIS AACH RK. CO.. INC. 826 Chestont Sle) "RI [os ( yx SOUTH ST ik a0 ‘ oe ® BOTTORFF "RE ALTY } 1414°-44 FAST PRAIRIE oie ae large rf, artim : 4s me ts : ' ° 397 ‘ Ane . TA le p : 5 2. MAGN i] +2) : rair —— —— and Inake olier. iF bh ~ hil nvub.e., on EK AL ei AnRTMENT™ Pil oe | ot ‘ ‘ a ¢ Oe , fooms, tile baths. hardwood floors, beau- O35 Elmbhat nels nor | ‘ = 9 segs nem aA = erm ma ar as slo we Grravuis. GKand 8350. Upen Mon- ” oe roe ' tf “ait A | r. Tf ; H{ | PR 1 { fos APART MEN T-—6-famils —— east tiful fixtures. Large closets. (epper 4544 F ' 5 5 sing phage . -s ; hare O° gia un navies & oan rey i ‘ apartment tt trade for . = —— a . mor Sane ' | varages seg, Ftp on ? “vith large lawn. or eountry ME Ni A ‘RD 2350—Singie 3-4 room flat , . iyje Bes r Ben ’ nd paren borane > | 8 > © 1 go ‘* ae Ties raat i Box D 55, Post-Dispatch 7 ing foom for bath: Pet. BoCes | es artes Fc tl "FEDERER KEALTY CO , brice reduced AKC O, 4200—4-5, BATHS, HOT-WATER j . et e . " £17L ' . q _ o — . ite ne eee : Bz. ¢ 470 (>! ’ yi } a ; ‘ 4 . m+ aT P 7 , n ; } : ‘ , -. - o _ : HEAT. 1EKRMS. GRAND 9M e These are all fine flate: see todas. TL heey «8 ented — , a ee JOHN H ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Cheatnnut .t _ ' : ’ "=38 & (Grund i a TY c ‘ t= cand 0107 - i —— eo SOME KI ML BARGAINS. ie b mu | floor JCCG BANGAIN---Univeraity City; éas1 } ‘Wianley. a } r 4 } 195 & ¢ , 1 ‘ ot farm) )y spear trnevit, 4 rooms, sul Rerior. 19 > , Petts ania on if lect ae «team heat -room bun na 7 er ‘4 te ; , «. F. Dickmann, +17: rene. ,. : ing rch; trade. VPArkview o145J 5? 1! qT > RR) A\ | fee ‘. ; td *. Grand, iin Sem —e "7 Riverside 3814 vita ! ae : 4 : at of ae 7 etd) elect | : | he . 6 ; | MIAMI, 3107—New 2-far — et ' oa beards floors. 2x3 ) ) eae QUICK ¢ ASH NEEDED : ". Ti: : Apartment + family § rooms: | : - : 44 é . 4 ‘ ; : ‘ 7 oat n e. a ee , Ws . qr ; , ; : rj ena ; - = “Is EEE. ' ; r Or Oar aft ; i poage® =~ 7 thoroughly moder es oper te = | EBL, Realtor. 7 a, _ Gri 4 | . rag’ | have a nen fint. | | | NY SCHMITT. Realtor. ae pic > busi , Can” ve: “hea a} TOU Double at tee ot mets. doe # .) Del, sane MIGAN, °936——4-4 rooms, furnace. wv “*“oNSTS » | r ’ 32) vas. G3. b if poe eat sardweod 1 m 49) ize Chestnut. GArfield 3867. wick, ha. | > rr? ’ ’ 7 ‘ ° ) ee = os > eh " ~ - 7 , . ‘ey? , . mf - ; sa a: ' Bar VL 2 he . (+ Arfield O35 '75. ; ’ ’ tf ry iO Puial Y " ae ert - ‘ ‘ ' ~ ae ‘ ' ' hi ¥y ; iL, iS Pir . modern Gouble e; PLA TS— Nort ; ‘i - std : | ss ey oe 4049 SHRE\ oa AV. a a ———— | MICH y “a(6A..h 3: KI. (UBEK-WELZ, 6243 Gravois, Riv. 3100 HMO ? bath, hot-wa aaeatier tment Tn lapate mt lepect today Forest 1488 se: ' #2 ji = m , 2 \s aa ra sa) ou 1.4 1 itr 3 4 “i ' “? ’ rm aAA wy? “ j ‘Rt \ . nig LAclede 6449. MI. ' i i é 2A QU ; ; , rig . ‘ ry ley sh 1310 . ee? tie | i my Tur pe ey | ; . Gs a _ = Trrcea? oeelai. , a fla 2 : ' rracothe ; ater heat: rent S110. price Glectrir ¥ Ls PR ' e room bl ‘— - Ana 1/ . ' Ae ’ : ; garag - witt ‘ " . : FL AT rs Ww ( OR : H B U Y ING BON we tt ug? t i tHe | : ; ries on ~~ 2 snd ' ; n 2 | MIC os \ MING if J. BODNER, 37°24 Hydraulic. LAclede 6648 LLL. FF ie ated ett ate Af. 7. OZER - ° , mgr ¢ an y . ’ : ei . —_ . Ab ri; ‘ a } ris p 7 Mi = oe . ' 4115-1] iz Tent, . 2 " > mie GeuDprwe Of epee Mares as ind terme Ww ATSON ROURKE, RE ALTORS 1.T' ; C;OOENE ro BE SOLD famils f re y . P3120 year Uettons ' boi ea arnag’ t ; ‘ \ . an “ 5 room modern tv eG te wo ; ’ : ° . teeete | floors: garage ? cars , ongdert ser NCEUL-WEBER.3127 S.Grand.LAc. 0544 1-Wel 449 Geand. LAc. 9844 FARGALN, 3 ¢§ GRAND sr sera WATSON. i Ron RK. REALTORS, .° ot Toe Hh500 (7 : xo WF ALLON PARK—SINGLE Bea thh. sie : Oly Dein aro 24 Beko ot ~ : ee i rG pA ; gle 4-5 : thes Rives S471 Gravow Mav HoLLy “A i ) m seo, PEN FOR INSPECTION HIIME! TTON & EHLENBRINCK, | FLAD. 4540. v room kitcher feet g vy 1844 : cr ind rn 1 ‘The 6312—4 family. ‘ nom efficlen : lard won : . i. = & ne ; ‘= } { ; ned Z : (| a ' , . F el . rnc Ar rit tru , gona ry rien hus i any @OHWRJ *€ae) ergs? , M ; ; ; ‘ , ; xf ; es ; . ' 4 4 __ ! . | ‘ . Aa 4 “4 ? ? ] rc > . ; - i} j sie) *. ° - . . ey ‘ Pr > ~ ie ad 4 : A “gt A, ef hed : . ‘ " . ' j ’ “) ; ‘9 . rt " . . i " $100 ot . . " os © ‘KAHL BRUESEKE REALTY C0. ” Ww. separ hot-water ] RACTIVE NEW NGI JOHN HH ABBOTT. Kealtor, 709 Chestnut | ve clade. 6849, R14 IRA } tT) CASH reer hls 17 50) omnia “dnhetiena 3h) 2 — : , f , fait MINN FES 4 CB4H ~ : , m~ MN ‘ : cus - oe a. unt t coo Yer a { ’ me | m «f! , . ’ bhai se , > S1500 (CASH BOELVs & FAMILY. Bio aa? ; : ad " ' ie AS i i4 ; . rT a ‘ a : “2i ‘ ni ; Aa Pe BI x K. E... ? Aclede, 5449. a 1:3] j a Se a ior 2 , 1) 1. 4-Toom eithiiie fiat iL Morganterd — ms he 4 #3 as rc AT RU R | lle thE ae rarne nw ‘ ae 1 4 ‘Se - , :, , MINNESOTA 4 76101 it +OIT r ‘ oe meadern @ months old. wee A MAYER ra . Um la ire , in .« . TORT 110 N. 8 MA i. : rf pox * x | at I A. a a : - 3.) rr mee °F: hit & ‘ : MAN. | REALTY €0., 4608 Graveis, Open today. 5 ; YF REAL S14 Cheat) BE AUTIF ti NE W SING he PLATS #. on Tijermat eaey tert Gat Pa ‘ bey 7 — Pe 5 a ivs ING rst ‘Te or Vik : 942 45 SHAW RAT). . , AR " ‘3 do +4 Enon ( teat et Ke ng - Weber, 29°73 S. Grand. EAc. 9541 : ae i —_ (COLT MBIA. 5900—Ilandsome modern Hh -4) SHAM S GARGEN FLAT BAKGAINS : DICKMANN RK, €0., G25 Chestnut ryvom bungalow fiat: corner tot . tb ' | ity i‘. ‘ . 4 ' : ‘ ‘ - i ris . on va" ' .* 7” P P ‘ pa . ’ . . iti- (,Artield RENNERLY. 380:3:-05—+4. fanrily, 4 rooms, : - OS 1D L OT U > } Af ; ste m hati o. a. aa, si} rie oO fo. a | \ \ : _ — = bath, furn, tao treet and wiles made; cood Re ° ‘ . : ; . ; pe 7 ; ee = i ii ‘y « 4 . ‘ * ‘ ; i ’ ty Meome and titeatline ref will «el! at 2A 7 4 : 7 ‘ - . 6 ’ aad ) ’ ; ; 7 " . ° " " . his is } F. -i-M) sila . “~ = ‘ | ‘ft 7 . ’ “7 ; $500) Ee eey terms. LEE-SCHERMEN. 3565 °@e TEINRERG & SS. Realt 5 . : on | re ei eae asiwod . out , ) row) § i ~ ae Ag S54 4 "BATH pine creators Biro mn GRand S850 Open Monday ARTMENT- i foaatie a ale y ; an rns en ; “thie price , tat carn Bpics oe TAMARA. 5% ibe sp 2 s ks aa a 55) , ' 7. , ow aos a” Cenwe Ac @n4t RAGES marks. ‘,RA BAA ;' . - ss th.AT—New 5&5: modern: aemall down p enge!l-Weber. t=. hota , os . , - I FIN 3 ~] \ ( ' | » } LA T ment or will trade LAcliede 6676 ie) MINNESOTA, G827—"-4 reom sintie flat ’ . . ae eas with bathe. electric. marble sinks, cement iw BAKE. VIN ’ basement 1t-foeet lot: corner of Louchbor ; eS i —_ Oe ‘ ' et, ; ' a bricht. cheerful flat and go. rit : noi “he a ie (Aand i . - | on y ons cere. ~ Me i at ' ; . . , , south St. Lowis today. "e E ‘ Rengel ~— a ; 725 €hestnet, MAte 447 Auhs Rity Ca, Lindell LT, $306 Now a Pen “e , ite ener ' ry) irs fur: bie ear rn ; terms , ; ; HEISTIAN BRINKOP EK nA — —- aad ) ‘ Double SS aeteer O70 . ba me oms, ‘sat! ‘oe uli sted, garages neg i s en ; ed : ~ = = DOERELINGER, Realtors. Vietor ORDS / [LB "nA +7 oy j Ac ; : - , a. an Fae cam heat nis 0 gg nage Mins, Bi Tit rt Bn Be = : ase poe gen a Te | F LO -—_sroubie. te owner : PRICE Ct ’ | ) GFYLAN REALTY €0.. 5455 Gravois a lamer Croughan, POres! ake us . arn RE Al ry &@ CONST. CO. « 7 STN - Krystle: gas ~ 4 wants offer ik S. Grand et ™ e Ren: ea ot com ee ® . rer, STU AS ia « Medern &-8 ' , — ek La - i = "Oo! f ; : VON ‘ Vwi—S-5 rooms, stnroeoms; mw Sseruen at . § ' , X tAe. 44499 : rte) om art af 1% a ? ei 4 aie " 6 ton care revothi 118i. - an ,_ - ' . ae " ate — oi ema | arene Seaidimene a rag easy term KET LIS . : , rf fa , - KARM RF & INV. f. 5095 : . ' hree-r cle: Jue . e. BELLIS. GArfield 0278 BSE | , | ) . i LAT 4-tan rented. wn: ' ras alles hl 4 INV. CO. JF fr. ODS. and ! — ; at} —— , , onan ene - tr = rr o> ; ; ; iid me : La arene re PARLix. 4s Se nttcl OE cecas aineta t and thy Sp : 7 om 685 caer Suse To A HE | _ *CHRISPIAN BRINKOF a , ro CO RRENNER ot 9 mer 3556" Khe Rit. ; ~ aie = hea, iar » ar re vaAcCuU ia a tea ni make f . . ats ° : oR, das 2 f hm 4 j ? ; a ' ' ; : ' : - : =, : ' ; , P ‘ aot » ; : , ; r ’ cof 4 a“ ¢ 0 Shi 2.4 nat = ae - A . ER ‘- l KRE-BUERM -¥» . , rer . — ; ‘ ; “ ; ; ' 4 6 , : ‘ . ’ j r R ‘ fi ; es 4 . , : Ay " 7 Bevard FAR ee & INV. CO. re. 50855 Ite : S. Gli dca Aiee ae sme nsta's {oa saieeaiiie | avaCeiretl. & :* er must ell Bt one 1AM th Poet i " on + . i , . a ’ {2 . . e ‘ . “ . «ol - . s 3%e~E , eam ——— = : ian D gutters. screens bie roof. 2-car | SM m ' modern: Gands. FAMILY APAKTMENT-FLAT or , ne e bathe } SOUTHWEST KP ry eS fe, Band me 3 serene . 4 Benger w che r. ’ > .: crm ; , , " t ‘ . : ' parate rances ‘ ; . at. i WAN a els = = Lar ; : ' : SFCKFL. PARICKSON @ MARG AR” TTA. wixe--5-6, hot-water pala te . Florisea! ne ke | OT a Bat +. 000 - aa Ah ao 5! 2: . Fast Te ant: FOSR IN iM: eeraec Call LIndell | a Be . ‘ss ' | ars r . ne — oe ee [ yh. : | an, — SPOR oak ~ oa ts me 4 Ki NICE ._DOUBLE F # PLAT—* 2? oF rick bathe: ) cis sa ee . : we li ody, : . NOTTINGH OM. ae dcuble garage: attrne- | NPM RIVERMIDE A : . . i 4a" . . . gu e » ter ~ . ; . : H ; +s? : ‘ it~ - “ , « ; ‘ ‘ ; ; ; nA 7 i" : ™ : ., 4 e ‘ " ~ ‘ : . r | ‘err. ; >% 1a? ’ 4 » Vidute’ J BOR. — a — ” loor aot 4829.55] NORTHLAND *oet re * : ‘fa ‘ Jom. F. Dickmann ' 5 ran ; - ; Dorks 1 eNGP K Kesiteor= Vieter O@8BO * garage »arge a | , A / ret : : IO rPAKA “thn: : , Gt . tte} 4 : i on ‘ +? ; ~ KIATt PEH WMPIZ. 6214-4 (-ratenm ae th: he steam : as 2 ie , ca ose glans, ds ag a oy | wily teat fle “057-50 DE TONTY , ' oT a Po ot sci ** rd to inspect ns ' AUTiFi i ‘I Wo FLATS | dent oh 3 ~T—rSC«a - chea; t 4ifamir 4 | ‘ a ee NC a : , - R . a +} . ‘ | : ,” re . : . ; od g : , = ai . > ° / 7 ’ : . : . . . ~ : ; ' ' * j : : +f a vf ’ : to. ' NE aT H ‘ o. GArfieid S165, sHOoOwW Gross RETURN > widen 5a t hath tne aha ~ wi — | : A VE Ww op OOM * - ’ : . ‘ ’ P ' . " . . niles 46 fholevcan . : r.* ‘en own @. ; a dere hy peciion moe, of . ' . ' Pale , 7 OREGON, §442-—4-5 rooms. 3 hathe. ’ ‘ we ep j . furnished The ede ruisher (RAC 3 54 esate ENB : . te Ve ‘ ~ tin _ : £ =e LAU aee i 5. . Mb. ‘ ' . , Lor isia . furnace: extra “2-faot levt ™ it h floulhle Tw tet writs 47 { BARI, ArIN _ 4 fame eut , ¢ roe eiti the snr . : —— eres. : . d 4 Pty! : . res ' i. er 3 “7 lof oeera tie , ; ' 3° «G " brie ssa ya pen Cantares vVante | ~ wu“ (OR MESSRS ae : “3 . erieed at the price and ~~; ree can we 4}- . . ibe = ro of : 5 - -— . \% . ; . . r e ‘ - : . 7 - uu _ if - j o ers 7 . iw : 4 . * ~ = -_ e «> ’ . . - " “~ — , ' family. enc ®% G fan bet 1tand e@toint Pp = rial | Fv.A : re pay | . DOFK FLINGER. Realtors Victor anes : » 2°00 « Ser eentee ae these singte flat. “ry 1 ME a am all 4 a Ary 4 wlit4 rt fornacee: prick aaa ; ; are e - . "3 . se ; + 41R7 Tae " re Fz ; So FAITY ©O ; > dn iPr e~cuPrRw , Rae Tevels a+ ur rR 1 4 RA rr ivr ue tngume $272 EN . ae wong. : “ef x : ty , MOEHSMER. Liberty Central Trust }OSAGH. 3415-45: bat trie: St, Al PEDFRFR M ry | 2 (Rand S450. Open Monday gveaings KEAL BARGAIN. GRAND 2naa. MER DUTTON. & arse PR 7 ong. Mal fer to | Sow! gra! Bridge re aehonite ) ‘ a ‘Rand G57 : Lol ' or" % - 0006 ° P ft " ST ™ " s . _ ; . . } +7 . : . . © » : 2712 14th et, ‘ 4 ANSTRAT! : RA? Ir > A for” 4 ~~ Taf — ’ a

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an: t- Oke eh B +3 ae ~ ~ ae zh - ‘ — = Bi Ree PP ENA, cami toe 36700 FARMS For - Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; B LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y “irk Vib es ees CoRP ROOM “1°@ 78S OLIVE 4 MAIN 45586 ‘es: a \ Li a MANN SPACKLER T P . » Nit asoC hrs! ; THOUSANDS OF HOME INVES CORRESPONDENTS OF ‘4 VW? #8 ay ‘A \ / / {fA a4 / Wh Liu VUE Ki! ‘ ————— a ie i i egg i - “——- “a Estate Loans ~ aes ‘ A} YUR SUILD NOW NO CASH REQUIRED . ot GAGES HOME BUILD OR RE! MODEL ~ LOANS GN REAL ESTATE roadwas . = WE make and r™ am second KI MEN- t;uarant’ aeeds of trmaet amavwer ulcer rrp REALTY Co i ride Vv Lin leer SECOND DEE t tent?» reece. eu eeThon at opce CHEETA t PP FP BEEN LOANING SECOND DEE! ANSWER IN PASTE ST 4ne os ; rWoO HOURS LOANER IN S&T LOUIS -¢ ng , Ct csun “NO First and Second Deeds Barking *mterest) qukk wrvse ROSENBERG BROS tegen AGE caAwra’ . >. 804 Pn MA CHESTNUT RELIABIFE LOAN AND INVESTMENT iom.. ile » greond floor. MAin 44 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE BUR LAN \ Mone We Loan! Loney ? Sa.a - MONEY TO LOAN—<dity or count leew esl i\, " ; rales auick action ti: Arfiel O561 ae W rral Ke. ih “ f Ps a 7 INV ESTMENT CORP. * STOCKS AND BONDS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | (HERISTIAN BRINKOP R_ FE ~ a ot * - RED LOANS FINANCIAL READY ONEY ee BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: 7 LEOPOLD «-ROsS-BFRé ne os BUSINESS WANTED : i “3S NS Ep T) PRI VAT ene anol: wT mr k4iu * aan cneoum ae ~ BUSINESS FOR SA ALE s ~ a 1+ * usiness Chan ces, Wanted and ForS§ Sale Ads. a ee eee — —— — wy ; i 1 a _—— nae y . 7 — Pre 7 pate ‘a4 ¥ we - “ “fh : = ! ts SOUS CiZga — TAFT Tl OVER Lohman ; vers) at’ene re linked &@ Yeors ; Portiand, WTAG —— e Rachard tunes; AN hard rrian, la =§ her Here . we Victor 2071)

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air: ss — HOOO m SONDAY oe ee RIL, IL, 3 1927. "BUSINESS § FOR § meow - SA A OO Toco r . po : ‘ Fe OO r-261. Posi-Dige GROCERIES—_p ] "es, mouth, nea: Jilding™ imgis¢ Tiat LA ay de MARKET Doing OW week): | a 718&3W MARKET 2. LT lies OW her iW . , For ~~ at ms CK 83H 1) « b> ; rgoOnne A baliv ‘ Ana r} its ats. seta estab avy Ba ADI] — : ‘> LAS TLE bu i= eed Dlg Fee q), ive. rent ‘TImSs ryvedy $F% COMA itt “¥ ATOR—First-eiae increta elo : Clase PL ANT—Wel] will ae! : ‘sSa ry North aliy ry &, 400 “"¢ . 4 ‘ ‘ IANT—Hare nieve. RANT—F) ~ ng house. b925 "Al RANT- vs, Se es — e reece, —_— —- (CH SHOP hLaston of Welle: ear? oe a? mae) higin BCID Da4Tris YUsSINEese terms y? ‘er } }) Ke ston axe hye et “A bany . | at rod pia iMieainel be) ay. 1804 Chest TT l 29° “Market. iving Toom. 20 iocat on ‘6 “rea ' on Sor! n Ka NT—Goud rent oniv $4 "4023 N orth 01 ation businese, 1407 am Paty 8. Bro : (G00 rire! j cw@tie . JRGO Washit roo Igation; { l-Cla ss and eirict invest Post soft-drink chents li S'@ } x F-109 N P—Ar Di RC) D>) @taa tel lunch. br us ness: Rovu App's ‘usiness: RESTAURANT—Doing vet Mond * f y equipped innards 107 A & Mth LESTAT R AN T—The Meet jor bat established mang 7 : ral ‘ heater di “iet ° CUTH. a‘ “the rooney erms pace BARR Sultan R iE ST AU R ANT Un muallv a!) 1 ‘ ase } uu +g i iz busine a* . a) I¢ SAR Julfar Vie e count er uinped lg i mG ryy Bog ‘1 LNT 130. + , mone? oun? t bigger crite) Mimeory j . n ‘Sa ed fi ’ aking over lou Sunday i‘s* tye 1 t¢ k cale ’ ere hing ~ ROADHOUSE ‘ation nargale é between 32 > ats ROO MIN. Hat Ing. ro 4A Mo ale OMING HOU e ‘A rooms. 30xx Lindel | ie 1 5456W ~ome S250 JEfferson ee RAMS cash iwa {,ooA 3a6o KK bai ilti@ MING t] pa yimet Hol tS kh—— Ini Ls SF, ga rage’. BOARDING Ye FY res! a re oms — vcrry Sa’ een Ri weNty’ ; r* . eS} ’ . . ‘ad othe? Post-Disnaten =" “? ~ j ‘vrtte ss 13; 8°" Waehington MING Hot 6.18 clean tne) Washington “ae .! ‘MING; t4 37 — Reasonable Box N. 14th: rent ’ ROPMOM INGOTS 3 rooms : SRO1 A Ft ireat $370 sh rss T-16a Prec MONT EN Sst ae “00m, ie? " iressed nation a . ior} of Government! not any @' Pisarr® the her she hat cause a ter once a burned curlin The is hefore Justice 'Court Monday. The Pratts Plaza about 19 said. The couple, together wit! child. were in the court, the child '{n custody of Pisarra. The girl, whose family name ws" When asked concerning the sug- Thompson, was adopted by the gestions arouses by the qeeres Shee) Pratts in the Des Moines ‘ ‘hildrens the Pani-Lamont payments migh¢| Coyrt two years ago. be affected, an American expert in Ro RR a SIX FRIENDS TO SHARE $20,000 fo : . taken up aga (Children's bf lavy in to the apportionment revenues As freely translated, said: ‘All laws, decrees, presiden- tial orders and other’ dispositions which appropriated (some or) any) Federal revenues to a special end, are repealed.” the decrees at the Pisarr.’ eh, registered days ago have not to bet egislia-, resents dividends on Eastman com- ween iin the ri irinallv resentative | an 1 o1 iginal J photographic tered into an custodial rman firm after | ad en lastman ce ertaln arkets. Hazel held that e stage any issued ch comp bye (Tj) thie Rochester nued to = stock found as erican any ited on ar, and roperty. paid regularly to the ‘Hor , , when 1 by the HLast- ground that! e two compa- itic also ordered the vy to pay all costs i a 2 ‘ 1 ast Se f ompayr of e action OLIVE CITY GRANTED HEARING | ON PETITION TO INCORPORATE =¢ pa rate ? ‘ WIDOW MAY PLACE FOOTSTONE BUT NO HEADSTONE AT GRAVE «ction stade Possiie by Ju ’ : ‘nioins Her From Movy- Court Also FP-nj in ti ars Injane tion. ing Husband's Body to An- . tte, he | er @ ft . . ¢* . ‘ other c emetery petition Action Made Possible by Judge Mc- ing to in- its IDs, willg@vote to an and its or rritory with j'smissai njunction yesterday orary } € fo incorporate ition was started by resi- rthern half of Olive 1e Mount City and Olive north to ity is at- southern of Me- City a +) ~~ La ; y & t north Judge iversity road. “fsion Un nosed out nport We ne ‘ “a7 ted D'ANNUNZIO ——« QUITS Italian Soldier-Poet Visit- at Maggiore. , > ’ is g ast Inesday. “IN SPRING THIS YOUNG MAN'S FANCY DOES NOT TURN ° Asks Police to Compel Hti~ ¢ Stop lavemakhing (Conductor Woman on ar to ART EXHIBIT TO OPEN APRIL 16 entries for St. Louis tn Color ( ome- petition Close April 11. g ‘ a *» Japanese Get Timber Conce--ion , time for maki ies for epareh St ,? th rai er’ d Apr jat be ' Union houlevard of that aay As has been told, the loca! he! competition ind outside cts " : HPoltn th: € ope ry ta atnrtare pa . het of subj We omen to Get Out Vote are * Ss ig y 7 iT rY ‘he fron ‘6 to May Apr ry so oo ei yh roee ry ce the mon stock now in possession of the/|§ issued to} | under agreement | TY) pa ny to keep tthe while div- | in | Postponement represen- | company | States | of the | in | just a day be-| ily | Circuit Judge | against; to fore-| centers ’ lead it! EXILE, Friends | ; Louis such matters said: “Yes, if Mexico desires make the Pani-Lamont payments | ESTATE OF FRANK C. KOSSAK he can do so under this decree, or | some other decree, or with- | Missing Brother, Also Names i any decree whatever. Will. Must Be Found Within Two the purpose of this decree is| Years to Be a Benefictary. to give Mexican Government inherit power to appropriate tits enues it pleases, which it ‘out ently Appar- | the friends will the $°0.000 Six thie i i | reyv- of Frank does estate 71 student of Charlies ) expert who died Friday at Alexiar Pere’: Hospital. His will, filed | yesterday, bequeathed $1000 each i to Arthur Ude, George Eatel, John louis County Politician and Six i stone Beesch, Walter W. Stockhof! Others Held Compulsory. | and Martin Kaiser, dividing the Special to the Post-Dispatch. |residue between Estel, Ernat P. INDIANAPOLSS, April 2. Freq | Olshausen and a missing brother, st ‘ounty politician | Alfred Walter Kossak, who fs (and former Congressman, and six | been absent 29 years. | others indicted in 1924, in connect- If the brother is not found | tion with the Jack Daniels whisky | two years, the will provided conspiracy, will be brought o | his share shall go to Beesch al before next September, after 'with Estel, will divide Kossak’s the surmmer vacation of the In- | German books and manuscripts | diana Federal Court, it was aii The will also provides that hos nounced today by Albert Ward, | seak’s funeral, which be tomor- | inited States District Attorney. 'row. shall be conducted privately The necessity of postponing the and without For many ase during the present term of | Years Kossak conducted commer. pore is directly due to the fili- , cial school in the jranite Bulildt bustering in the last Congress | He was unmarried and lived at Laclede Hotel. il from being passed, War DIAMONDS VALUED AT $2000 STOLEN FROM HOTEL ROOM pointed out. As a result, he arog Burglary Also Reported at Buck- the local court has only sufficient funds to try immediate jail cases. ‘All civil cases in every division of the district have been postponed ingham Court Home. $250 and | until July 1 when the new fiscal | Jewels Taken. year starts,”” Ward = said. from ' July to September the court goes | into what is called a recess Al- | though cases are tried and disposed time, no jury cases As a reeult, he! not likely the re- Ose dicted in con- Jack Daniels con- trial as years old. city Sha ik ; Kossak, eer: how. . ESSEN TRIAL DELAYED BY SENATE FILIBUSTER TILL FAL tex and of Bpe are, of Hearing for St. kissen. Louis ¢ not tr) ? ostentation. x the ation Police are trying to unravel thefts of two %$1°00 diamond ring in the last week from locked apart ments in the Congress Hotel. U boulevard and Pershing avenue Friday, Mrs. Gertrude Ackerma: ‘reported that during her | between 11 a. m. and 3 'glars entered her suite tained a platinum ring set large and 28 emall diamonds platinum wedding ring $250. The wedding ring bore the inscription, H. ©. to G. &. Mre. Beatrice Silverstein, who 1402, reported th nion of during this | are docke | ar aaseTr’ ee , a r absence ‘ - of th pn with the iracy be next fall. will be | mainder we ' ? nr ne tion and Ov- be- with } ‘ | ep will called to one fore sixty and ¢i first valued tried for the harges stipulated in others to convicted Vere Kasen time on the tment while d wi him e ori aad granted new trials after appealing previously theft They are Toney Foley, and John rine set with one ’. Connor, St. Louis gamblers and |diamonds and Edward J. O'Hare, pay scnen - |parently the br Louis and Will ane of a (jeorge R. Landon mon nati + VW e re wie a ‘ tria! but sides in suite the of a plat large and 15 emal eight emeralds. Ap rgiara had entered Iiplicate key Zeieman of 4928 Bu ("otirt re ported thar white POWER COMPANIES TO SETTLE z absent from his home OZARK PROJECTS THEMSELVES »°%« through ind escaped Two Utility Concerns Ask Delay of onl Poet veined Hearings on Building of Power Plants. WASHINGTON, April Ozark Wat and Power C and lay, burglars by droom wir) $°50 cash at $3359. a with ’ rue CLAUDEL THINKS STUDENTS k Water and Power Co. and WILL CEMENT FRIENDSHIP n ther the French Poet- Diplomat Indorsecs ld power Raising of Funds for Ameri an lite. Buffalo and Dormitory in Paris. without compelling | By the Aree Pres mission WASHINGTON g the mat-/€ bel, the ‘ ent v hee 2? e e to W 'etters er ° iu tev} Norfolk Rivers , Federal 7% part in deciall ‘om to Aprit 2 Paul who Power ‘ diplomat ' - 3% " ie. > any au proe re rere Armbasa idor the realm of opportunity of miss granted a ashington. sees fi ‘wo con- to power would ad- differences. TI from anotner ts Prance nin requf aft asking the ings hou jasion trengthen 1 ds Al rT ic‘a!? lie : oda " ecerne yr postpone on fhe friene ’ da reseed evmnathy funds for iIso)0—s has | an ¢ mitory at the Cite titutl now of a razed desigped as students of The plans Ar bassador committee in PrP. Duggan, of interna. New York saw the great- pian projet Pints “4 an application from ' * Flectr {"o. for r p! ant on the W hite {a known locally aa development. Con- application has. the company. by a member of eav. failed to charge. Prof. Stephe ation ase to ite erent @ Inestit and bridge iucation of laude! said he SOUAW SAID TO BE 126 DIES cx Sevseteee im Said She Kemembecred California the Rox iia aaa vr - en kena of Pew gpg aoe ae We se es ee ae Oey ‘ ee eee ae ee a es a ee ere ee lag ee ee eee ee ey ov ae TE a ie a eee ee a “agi pre ai! Sane ov ener Ptr Ss stahbe > cit A 1 ta Fe har Beh ar ~ Sesatomurnyes VER ares tes. eu ee ~ a aera > = Kine 2 phage Rane ee wae bans dat i a OF ee ee qe Beientitiy 2 Ens Se ene hlpnte GAPE OGRE “es adh a ager “rt . ~ ’ AMOR ae > EP RX ceipaiene cui eel elbages Nagpe ov rer Soo tl (el Aye BP oe Siete ABR pr cate ham condithetn we RY. hee 5 a areas ' ne ee ~ oe ae ee i ee EEA ee ge . _ ¥ toe ee et ee err Pbk? MR TE IS tho PEE Ps an io ” er I “ a . 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+ = walk: rest i ent em cake ks saris MeN ete ee ON TR SMO AR ES RR a SRT B20 Or sg a ES aut Sik A , She ge 2 Ret AR aOR Aaa RTPI IRS PRIME: ine ¢ ei § % 2 $4 ? ee m3 - ,¥3 ks e cee ye ee a See Sy : i bo hater PSD eg: abe jon oe ae ” i" 3 ) ae ; a “ x BL ees ae, 4S ar 6 2 1 gs Readies oe e ‘ate, a Fx es Se eee bl ry > - os a Hila Dio gt Tea: tere pears Tent: Tae ahgeige pa Btar-mhee ‘ oo ar gt ee PS ee ANS Re Ms torts wate Me ea ee pga tee i vs & is a 5.) epee Aan heke x Sa Ange one eobe J St iphone le, a Prag er : =>. se Patt a ee eres a . SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 3. 1927 MG Fy en RS re PAGE-16B__ _____ sTLouls POST-DISPATCH ee ee Serees FARM SCHOOL ROW SETTLED ss ended wits the signing of Eill| vin C. Tork, Rero of the World’ @QT $3 FOR FAMOUS seme ire oocn to Frost Ea Der; - é Special Body to Select Site for Alvin Pca: Bie | | aa bees i a age oF 36 ‘opting? : me: fe ee ee ED aoe : lates | | (. York Institate. s removes thi ~mmissSior.-"s Factional fights centering around API LF ‘ON ¥ ‘.. A iets . ee pension: =e Be. “3 SIXTH and MORGAN ilent oi the Post-Dispatch Mon.-Tues. Specials & ree oy? Be TERE EREON CPPY poet $0 ” we 4a op 4,.4.4¢.¢ ¢¢ : 4 A a a a a a a teat 60600 6666066 6°50 FSO ye — NOTED TRISYEAR = BY $4,800,000 Reduction Amounting to That Is Tax Commission’s N O W R | ( : H P R | ‘ 3 S in Value of St. Louis Senate Figures Make Ex- equ gece Mia ess 22 for BETTER BUILDING os : with the cash total of | al! the departments and activities ME | FREE! ) By 835 ct th 1? - 3 ? $3 ) tne Stat er | 4 - POFPSSSFS PPOGSSS pees’ . . a “eal : | Smoked yom naa 24) : $6.491 3 ving - $97 | It’s just off the press. There are pictures || aoe Dee Oe yee evcta 340) or 108 yor negate = hc ean grt Arce a | tures of other buildings and valuable || CUCUMBERS : evi Reaians Popes axe S21! | information. Write or phone PArkview | LIBERAL Sauer Kraut, 3 ibs. (09 °° ae the Sente Apporpriations ™ 27 and 1928 at approxi: . Builds Our permanent frame houses are built on masonry foundations at surprisingly low $22,138 a, : cost. Our houses are not “portable,” “‘sectional” or fabricated. They are “carpe sip k Pork Cho ) re et earetel Mitel occcekae to ok. ee modern methods. We do 75 per cent of the workon a house at our big moder oF Ops 20 iidings has lett numerous | the commis - $15 01° ) HOUSES factory at 6601 Page—before the material reachesthe job. Then an experienced || Neck Cuts ° I mesh aa } sige oe eka Fe ; . past and t : prices for READY- Builds ours. When triple-wall houses ar: desired al] studs are on 16-imch centers. Tomgus OE ti en'arte ase , we scales siig panacea ” aap viG.ng and groove materials are used for sheathigg or boxing, heavy siaters feit and your PURE: Pail 12 i) ; : ss signe? i t se Fe el penta mentee SCHOOL choice of redwood, cedar, spruce or hemlock sidings. e ; : ae . c gence ae “iy — : pated by t original a nad sub-' York and the old bos dv : pasee ee — or tim : : enn - 7 . ~ - } 5 AS eeer Instituee Board of Education ana S2rgt. ’ ready to be painted. Plates S s. tot $1a.8 in Greater St. Louis Repaired i : . - eS , “ . Bi v nd deliver: $5. QQ PLATES—CROWNS—ERIDGES 66 00 : stat fi home any evening or day—no PLAY chic cumies a 2 | AED : obligation. 1 AWN CHAIR. tr (,tlaranteed Al Work = |§ | 2 bvAamina- ¢2.00 ig | Luo “Pre Ti | | |e aoa Glare Garages --- Stealey DR. E. W. E. W. SCHRIEVER irae agg na — it ] . = | stimat : — . wo-car ISxi8 on dis- Builds ~ has », ‘ 4 y 7 t : owe: . piay at 6001 Page, with one + . P i x Py + a . = c O a : > t Daint > ng : . ° . . . ‘ ' : . - rh -— “s xy _ aoe . S : “" ae . — ‘ ‘ , . : *: — " Bs Sait : . z a. “Ss a Ag = mae car aw ~ "Ses oe = J. ts " ma Ss 3 ‘ . 3 . R - : ra a OG er? ie ile =e EGGS :: a le ~ 24\LARD= rendered Dibs 5] | aR e pcmaann sai re Pictmred above is a double garage built from the ground up. No post STORE . — _The p as | in center where car enters is made possible by track doors. Equipped OUSES WANTED!— Begi a > r esta sine =. : , . every com eae eae with the marvelous QUICK LOCK which permits the locking and un- H volel orders for t= locking of doors from the alley without going inside. Concrete founda- a Lawa Chas. MILK 2512 core 2 corree HOE eeam limit.) ees SES lat tie lnstation at mies Ce Stealey details. on woes ¥akes MINGE MEAT lewisiatore asthe “hari-boi LIBERAL TERM ag th ane S AR SPECIAL—$ ? Grass Seed i. 5 2 cag tine > ape oggg 19 Finis at Chillicothe and Tipton 10x18 Garage $ 1 35) |7 18x20 Garage 5JA0 HOUSES CANS 2 2 sil ; arin With One C Loat of Pa: nt tion and floor work if specified. WRITE US OR PHONE PARKVIEW 5119 FOR “ts. Te Come Out to 6601 Page Boulevard Today “WALK UPSTAIRS AND SAVE MONEY” See our dis v — £ ings for the tight peice You see ee our factory—find out why we build better build- | CATALOG—“THEY ARE FREE® s for the right price. You are not obligated when vou come to Stealev’s — ’ # ’ , . = i 7 = rc ane = — ~ - ~ ee. , s : ——— . : om ——oe a a ARether deities P ae ? ‘ r " : . 7 = a, . “wr ang Msands Fas re! ; a we Pate Evervthing Marked Pa - B. tn ; Tapestries a - i 2 \eu le _— ma > Bo: ane " 1S i af ~ 4h es. betes vies ice hy a* are nq : - $1. 79 | $2.49 “$3. 49 a | e go Papers of magi fs gg ana in esi patierns. eneugh - “fT , * of re ee rs f wiles wa it. *‘) wards dDorder. 8 = x rajis ceiling and cuwsts ts s than te paper . } ; . } - > Pictured ee ee ee ee ee factory. This is an exterior view of our bie modern factory at 6601 Pace Bou i Mi The baild A E showing the car switch and our facilities for hand , “ Bae aa ‘ wOWwsevard, ot. Lous, Mo he building . : , " : ‘ratec is a specia! patent 7 — se , , — $ PAINT S $ fa his Fe oe eee ie ee ee COl, ban Mink al mc vonage ne a om a cut-to-fit basis by the MISSOURI LAMELLA . ee ,, Gunrantund fi igh-Grade i 2 a Saag eggnog Be: issour? ee Ae Roof ~~ to . meee erce ¢ ere are no columns or trusses to take up valuable room and ints, im i 4 » blac expiat its wo rfwui . Tueedh, and Wednesda: On! ANNAPOLIS Mad \ — * back em ons f eet entirely satisfacters Ww Pup ams ‘les "2 *o susD . e | a ots — TELEPHONE PARKVIEW Wall Papers— 713-15 5 6th—Paints fe. - the Demeee 5119 6601 PAGE WALK LPS TAR. AND 5ANF MONFY totes ets Open Every Day This Week Until 8 P. M.—OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY” ee" “eS PArkwrew 5118 for full Coolidge’s 1924 Campaign ee TO VIEW PROSPECTIVE «=e ies House Conference. sLory ansstsncimeeinianion te fp a? 4. 4S, St . otek WA : ae. + , ang - , | town ~ Za oad 2d 4-1 ; on er = } , > 4 *Oel ti 7 - -S >? ‘ail a : e ” — ™ riesiy y"* n- “a ‘* Y f : fr “x - bs ‘sg " ~ arrte * ‘la - r Pe . c iF Se Te Tichten Up Machiners » it 4, 5 ; : ft. 2 ™ ° a ep « Me ~ _* > r . war + : a . vs: = © a vs Great = rip as that about to t 1am “a * an pTeTs em tt. is « mez > > : ai ig: ‘> en tduct is ee son xz *4 has “R- | Perry . i fr - “ by e- art | of Da be par uders and friends of the | ened ores 7 a em pbasi : ike eof the Na 2 ttre ‘ws to A Tears, «4 ; 3? — = 3 let hes : he} taken to get " rranizn at Ten mtoe hye ¢ r @ rz z riler ‘ho Rut! - Qs _ , ? om : ‘ - “ up in — se ws pone ge bh we 5 Sr ss AutomobDiles ae —_ = ~ —a — ~~ ea eae — Ss — —" -« — — — cs LEVEN. wR RON TOUR, Do + i TIGHTEN UP } PARTY MACHINERY os Manager Denies Presi- so ~S, dential Candidates Are —>: = Being Considered. 10g fo CONVENTION CITIES This pittee Chairman AM ie, nounces Plan After White roam 2 jourrey as he ts about to mak= 7"eF » during iast January but abandoné] them the idea at that time becange Cor- er : - — > — ~~? . oe * e _ 7 - - ="¢p -? “a 4» = f ites seeking Comrention. on ° > = - 2 Fy * . - 3° _s _- es over : - ve \rbitrate Kail Vagr Di<pete patit \*e é — ues Busiest Stere in St. Leais 707--709 N. Sixth Mon.-Tues. Specials EGGS = 22) 2 Boneless FeScID17S Round Steaks,|b174 Veal Chops 493 /@ = VealStee bd. : ‘VealCutlets,1b.35 | = | 4 Mutton Chops, 1b. 15m == WEINERS=="1b. 2008 = LTRs Pallah ° ad Pork “osc ib.175 i & ‘nk or Leose the . a New 4 3 lbs. 10 a | wd Tg Maples RBeaut+ 5 i 25 al ; aan _ at ’ be ;

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" oe eee +e t ¢ > seeet os > ’ - oer * > " . , " eee 8 33 ease os - ; . i: 3 : “dl “- 7 . - ret: . be 3: “279% . 23 . + +4 ee or4e o +9 3 + > . ® " > be art i) e+e bee - ; - { . os ; ** . +34 a . ’ , . ’ . : ++ . . “ ; : tty . e i tee. 23 . ° : . . - fe : 823 wees rd 5 “3 sotto - >. oe 3c ° > ° ° i * o- -oor ’ . ~ Py , ° . ° . : ; 5° ° b : : ad “? of : > - “ ns ; . . bese ° $ A ** : : " res ° +t: . at eens eS ee ape ease eresesesats sess shane st eeepeees vas 33333: > =33: eorege st wes e cose cesacessegeres ert terse . | ees 3 ref * steer? eritett PSPS TEST ITEL ETT Teer eer ee eee i eseces z +beee ree eee stete +944 es ete + rf . ; 44 . a 7 , ee. 7 T3533) Mr 4 eshshe; . tere ees . ; THT? if ‘ 4 “ Preree 4 ’ 4 i eS) ila fox : — = _—— — , — etna H . . the biggest losses in maitre r g, B SS | Horses, Vehicles ito: J contest for shepherds. | "¢W Ralph law, which places juris going | T . )- we oe | VIEW PROSPECTIVE |concern'a. tnis year's dog show | Usually eight tect | TO ’ 5 — ae Instruction (Music) here is talk of several dogs at The County Chamber of Com- |: teed. Feldman, 4500 Shenandoah. GHand | rea asonable rates: 4s are of good service f ool or oleture; show as +4 KIESEL HORST | “*loating ee ‘i American students lande Automobiles . Under New Ralph Law. | | ned rer | isightseeing expeditions. ' ‘ as : ’ Sea ae I lidge’s 1924 Campaign | Petitions for the organization 0! Bicycles, Motorcycles § Coo Dog shows are like automobil*j| fanciers of other breeds oncede,|the Jennings and Lemay Ferrv P hows. exhibitors at the Coliseum] Put Deckl Von der Manager Denies resi- sho vs, exhibi i Periodicals rials of Shepherd dogs|S8uch petition, which, as told | | Coal, Coke, Wood leads the porkd in se . } 5 : r Ara = 7 frankly commercial purpose so far} ™!eht there will be ee | old . ; wl ae , Household Goods feet is the limit 4 /| diction in the Circuit Court, andi,’ “peg eT ie a ‘ keynote of the show yesterday and |‘ show who can Cor) used player pianoe taken ; ; > 9 ¢ ‘ last night among the’ exhibitors, |+- or 14-foot wall. exchanee for new elect rite grand plane amd new orthophonit | radie las priced as low as $1533 These piayer-piancs seld new as High as ae eich BESS i mee - ’ -SSSx "ni om enn ; | Jewelry, Gold, Silver scramble over a Merce, througn a special sewer _ ) these ce! | Machines committee, headed by E. G. Curtis Miscellaneous S00 and $s00 All rebgilt and , National Com- ithe spectators and he dogs. Thus, Bee — —— of the ors ; Will be sl hades ¥ Hs Td saggy “ Musical sa ee $10.7. mit +> or ae r : : ) Shanteal rendition ‘Richly sfinishes Republican ‘when Argyle Doric was adjudged ' 1 al tne close of the Snow this that it would make an ; fort al cased for by the express Office Purniture , s: ? va “eo | cluded ae ont wane ee oe | " | ey 2 Wee a a pa vent ver-charges an egal or ihe 2th cesses Yai FF ; , Li . cimGaed, i ; ee Chairman An- ' — vem waren F ngs a = 2 : Peters — = — ipae¢a winners 7 vs i. aus sal daa Bi abberso! TODAY FOR 1927 Planos— Musical : sgiaius ts : i apt NP “¢ — . : yet O Ths lud- S25 — mutt show, human _ being: Pigs lauded ne the various breeds will be rk ieee ts The Chamber :' CHICK CATALOG ' Poultry, Birds .... inti =! | ng DZ Shen 4 Plan After White | roundly and even Argyle barked | l!ned up and all the judges will get | Of the new districts. Ue © lather | hilly deerrbes my plan. ¢0, turnte Radio Supplies cate is | ia DWIG MUSIC TOU SE Balance in Small Monthiy Paymemte nounces Is nota 8s ntinienta |} together to select the best dog — mites a: aoe mind Yt plese: be a Ghana’ ake’ thal ece Ge ci \ ~. y ||| Refrigerators . teeter eeeae | S21 Washington av. | OFEN EVENINGS ee eee ee ere tandan he} the show lat of the « nty, With a view TO . Data catalog . ; é House Conference. 7 ee ce = ae , ewaer cy peas i llie , ' ; canal wer systen An ne chi . ¢ 1 Mi ao. te : | Scans sae me prefers to sti ollie Among Favorites. a bucket when hy Among t} Wein ; : : ' . , y SM ry. i } } } ] ¢ | ore 1 1)? , : é . stil is dit i a } ) ? ” . ' ; .4 Rk a*Reotet « tN ts Ni . iat : ‘barks, thinking not to waste any/| 4re the beau itu young collie, Ster- oo , NET —New Conn: gold & : : + GRAS By the Associarr® : ;, ling Sophist me egy st dis- | Typewriters case and complete par' 2 Dpey sacha “acen ee, Ge "TON ri} : ALLO? | parka. , = Stication: toseville Bar. : : sleds : ar eae ~~ “wake pars ? ys Ming acthern WASHING! aig ee , ; rie ft} nildac: — le is organized, t Ste lish the THE MILLER LACHANGE Compiles ' PP Agee ot Mri f te ' a'eet ew $y -escident ' rhe crowd seemed touched b i ne bulldog: Argyle Doric. the Ry : —_—_-_—- - -- Piano aceordiol DE lima: ioe © lat $2: —— a trange fancy, to warm as it did|{ Scottish terrier, and Carnhu Tit pasty ie ary eh. a HATCHERIES ™, SAXOPHONE—C melody and case; must ; ah Wi rgyle Dor’ He is : Bit, the pomerani: tee pi ond | ) nder:i is nne _aaeat ished in 1902 . sell; make offer. 16343 8, Broadway, toward Argy ie we ee . 3 é ; = } dTi} ranian A pomeranian pt a Fag Me. two years ago and got SA XOPHON]) Coun: «old; $80: 4 others Mr Kinney Mi ier, Box — a a — ~ Se : ‘ear S ‘¥ ae RLITZER 1008 OLIVE ie ote setae dae MUSICAL SAXOPHONE —Lai 7 - Fire eT WURLMAER. 1008. Ott Mr various istrict No. 1 in a mee Ser ae th beautiful pictus geo oe agence “ y foundations at surprisingly low ata be oe yesterday were: Fox 4} "I fe color o folder on 2 week : dt ! 7 a ¢ Motorcycles . ‘ew tw ¢ A Aig. 8 meeps ig @ ee 4 Te eR ome Mn he rae de Se eM ee a nal Ne kn ON ee ee ae LT IN MY AAT RLS RE I CY IO ELL SOR SS I MELE SLAG ALES AL: EET LS NNT I Me - ¥ eis osdies » if 4-4 oat ‘Wad BH wr by ns we e “wade fy Wry t- a a. 4 ; ' { » =. bargain S079 Kennerly any UVUOT'I! s and price | Table Supplies a4 +) ; List atl t} yuipon NOW “J s soon as the ! ! ‘) aA5 ey. sake oe eee ~~ Re RE Ln OTS EL ea ead? Het wets ted 4% es nageenmaerets hein tte shill! (Sela nl eS clei wt et pis merci iy ee : wa oof t publica itiona dd-looking dog with « rd, can-, Won f. PUOSPTITe PS PP PPP PoP ered mi : w ae ee , brown eves and a reflective di tur: Anotner dog hich : a 4 its pi: aken inside a big silver cup nial , prize winners in the ippeared “~— - . ’ Classes shown 4 THe CON : iglish uli te@rriers; Mrs. W. D. Wilkinsor it} , - BCHOMOL wl MUSIlé . io! with Colleen of Innisfail: chil or boxing, heavy siater’s felt and your Rs as k sidings. » »NsSton a tN te ae le Lis lustiuetion of Bad AOD TiC ; ; eae . Pp i j , i “}§ lel, plauo, violin. Cail PArkview cite hora! me bude vam APARTMENT Tr: 1OSeEHK 2 » Liec s . . . . ' a ‘ PS Pn . oa ( r { ‘te | hi ul ~~ : : - B. Fee — ‘ ste * eek’ a Little etter Than the I Re«t”’ cao“ , } fs is op Oe ; expe rt teach ‘ ' ‘ . ‘ e+ + ; x Ni PERE oF ae | Zé ‘ ONDITION " . . ee " °. 5s? a . ' ; iF ide} ’ St P @) 4 ) oy . ops : , j r) 7 ’ mete . te . Z = - ‘ou | Tea ances Opula : lia . aa iw , ne Ie Hatched from F. ‘cen of Free Range Flocks Today for ~~ 8 . DAL) J a ap . ee ee ee ost ae pay ment ~~ hg rAl hea Pon dent Coolidg: \ea Dogs th ne s cts rs yearnes: .aymons: ' Becker. ‘ith Penrose Quality Chicks, $9.00 per 100 up. 1927) Chick /) ye © oo ee PA LLMER ese oS prima sn Bee ~~ ner week VURLITZER, | ATE Al ‘ SMA! t PAY ME NTs : Ds ic ‘ Pre oe >. ae : aunt | bak: “ 14 Popolar Varieties of Chicks to Select From. Catalo Bs oo . : “ on “> 4 EO mo. Vv ee ee ete Ser said eandid: ‘ ’ ‘is fowara } ' Mr. Shugert FAMia auNmet Tape anacias ( YN Hit 3H ( | A SS RPA LAClede 9408 (ean) Li alle Hote " — . - ’ - : pe r\ ious - ehar if : Pas vty ‘anh nia a wae » | BAB Hi KS VOCAL, L@SSOT I e€rAcnauRke fay? Pialio les "Tr ‘ rv > ’ ‘ Appice : : M6sy, -Schnau: ELI 4 C C sons. Box 2-218, Post-Disy p Fo UPRIGHT PIANOS gested for some time Dy several of | Pearance Ww") ) iS HeMBut- rriers, \irs arion H. Shaw, wit] W -BRED Vo! UL TRE Ma ort th anes o— Organs = Sale : ad. | Sat mil » Wit VOICE LT v~~Marechesi me rea , ° ice ; ‘ . . ¢ ‘ - . : ee x LT ‘ VU ‘ the party le aders ans riend bs - | r ! ‘ Lape +7 ally "On Eivelsee: Samo- ‘ BONA Lil. Mrs. Halli. Delmar OvOo7 W. cy At OL Vif ae $2 aint rey nies ’ ke Tomen call 4 ¢ . te 5: ’.. White & Brown Leghorns nee ref ‘28. 150 VIOLIN LESSON 75 rt scher ; Good used upright plano taken resident ley ha mphasized |) . Women called Mas a de rf with a V cores JiuiN LESSONS. foc: expert teache: Ne Reproducing Grand 4 pomment. a ingst urn nt ; idorf, with Oga- 8 ¢. Anconas & Buff Leghorns pee eeee wreere? Ci juick, thorough course 5468 Oriol v" “Ret oe end —_ in exchange for new grand planes that there ha peu and youngsters want: iin cocker spaniels Barred Kocks, S. C. & KR. C. Reds ebue a b. a with Pees Visitor: Ww hite Rocks . ' r p years, and thi: | hould ‘ / CNOW 18 % a at 1 ceOD) Estos a very | . Se ck 7+ oe ae y vIOLIN LE - eovy Aowetes hite v vandottes: 5 ee sia bh eS be as $550 and $600 Saag Be rnards, Fred dD. Bergfe! ? : thoroughly over taken to get the Liz oT a] or raniza PyLt doz S OW ( rowds a sst)* NX Heavy Assorted $190 down. S$! « expert teach paymen win evenina Taught ings er. Victor 4941R. Box F-154 SURLITZER, 1006 OLIVE, wit) Solo Mio: American iis Light Assorted. ~- : “ etion into better working order. 'Chows have cross-patc! cl hounds, V. C WU RL ITZE R Butler said he had planne-: uch 1 fF 1006 Olive St. ’ Rg ggg sll tg ~~ ' py 25 | é ones creme Stealey-Built ee 2 or invite | Shepherd Geers | 4% “SI ORL EK DER ST U DIOS | "Estey lana, 5 | WHEELOGR UPRIGHTS Meapital ton i fo ) ‘ i mained tavorites, on } _N¢ a ning beginners ana advanced 4 dandy bargain in an Upright | brown mahogany a ood LAWN CHAIR there cn Wire ara: Saves ried Goal pubis on" turned, trombones and ait bra : Citing ‘ si ' : “e — i 7 n immer Comfortable and good to look at. Sold re — = we oy sous er ee an es | A Model Outfit for New Homemakers— complete or knocked down. Anyone ae ~~ | JESSE FREN ‘ ( i i PIASO re: ui —= i we RL ATZEK G sRAND—Artlet mode’. ee be Bn ni nlidt ant . ae ra aa OL Fr OOR . . > | ready for shipment, 40 pounds. Painted, a vn ler | ical sta I Kin y the 3 nera!] i. ib] With Floorcoverings for Every Room MODE R N Ss AXOI HONE $8.50; ready. to be painted, ipa oe dogs isplay a saccharine . nehes. | brown maho (tjltax O84W 7 : 4 . resi jceod te ‘ “= te ui y at upright plane or \ rh j ‘* a 7 ore te Store epen even) — sud perma ome “104A ‘North G | | ses: ' “ " * : ~ si if pf (wm) _? mee mugneés on Bal ene itoe ge «iE. ing Kenmore Player “WURLITZER, 1006 OLIVE, bina ne ritie ; ~ 19] a oe “aie ee + onto . hve tae gy Po var W UBLITZER—Player-piano: $795 will bus 3 ns ‘ = . i . — ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 . y (ror I ‘ne 50 e 4 nor staf = j oc * 4 : ’ ae donee , yg ’ ar 4 Cae) } lon nd gatisfactors oe. ; due on accoun Convenient Credit will give long and satisfactory servi Born delivers: baltece 10 apauthiy: Spnet ragga ggg ' and som] aseortment of music rolle Seen } ‘ j ry ween as xc "Chartae OW 100 years « .: tA NTC + Ay ry Charles 16 , ; ' “t} MUSICIAN Jewisl 18-21 EB flat alto ‘ | INES PRIGHT ; at Make Your Selection it Geeks ana, tiie keen: ee ORLD'S FINEST wt - . oe Now —_—— We Will Store ret new orchestra: muet ‘ : rea4i Music rut pr ie nt vesterda' Ce et ee eres _ the alsies ——_ WANTED!— Boys i St faciiities offeres by vart Dogs With i -— r ve Rois Mis | A AR le net publean na Collies, cevery community e tional conventia: ) ote ere take orders for | As as ctgeea g Mov. Lawn Chair. Phone mt A “Souls.” setters and pointers and woif hounds si an — are ANY hearted dogs and favored among pur p Hose Rox fe} { WY AT Ns ‘'tnougn there wer , , Board | ~ Riise L perience required SO18 Ridge 19 for full painters who talk of sou! im ¢ | ¥ ; At rt, A : GENUINE BARGAINS PArkview 51 Oo erson ‘od ABHOLIAN CO.. 1004 ; , ’ , Phonographs, Uprighte. Grands, Play. practice Trade ib Ms 27 : ane A tone n ”" peturre from rentals, fleor sans ) readily that they like it Most ited and aaaate a are | late j}wears its ‘art on its ear is the Ww ASHING iTON. , 1 ¥s | eae AR caperouse: AM | PANG URE Vite a wey || ~KIBSELHORST ' / Noga’ Oregon. Victor 4795, ; ie L ‘moon or evening 2911 (herokes eS ; » wor; ‘ ' ‘ "Atl TION . j ‘a! inefruments itd PIANSD .] e those who stop- FF, ~~ - a r Phone | PTAN¢ M | -— \ he tata acai RADIOS | } . - ° - " e , : J : +] : = rye ar. “ur " ’ ‘) “eyT) ; ayv.iper t augh at hi or pity him. :? ° ‘ 2 — . rn ay: r R90 ! ' een laake 4 —— -_ j i ‘ - : — ry i ~ a ers te -_— -- - alien inet g ; , laS a4 iw ‘ a ——_ *. fa ' tet “ . ¥ = peal .wac € — ; RITE US OR PHONE ee ie | 1 2 | for Future Delivery. SAXOPHONE-CORNET PLAYER Wid — | Pi, | R b LESS. THAN ONE- 7 i » Chie > Louis Detroit, doz But people at the show do not na | ) ql LADY plano ) details. BM OVela ne .ansas City. N i iced gt $1250: latest . desien ) | era. Reproducing Pianos, ete. ~ ‘. r-276 *‘hat-Dianat P m ! ran ; on BSSts. ~. concert and To arbitrate Kail Wage Dispute. | Pitiful of a reeds, a dog that = a = aa. Tuning and Repairing |O12 menthis. We have avers (a iba ae ~ wea | = ra Y " BRANDE NBURGER. pianos pias vestigate en evel Danis n., uth- heh stranger wanted to| ve : ) . i Pg eee / \ AS : ted. repaired: 18 years’ experience, 7 if met Paliroads and their firemen (love Dec kl Von r Deldegg, the _ a ; 2 e | ) ' ‘ : : a ' pave agreed to arbitrate their wage |!) ¢ dachshund in the show aii » OF = pright ilies _/:: reasonabie i co 1579. 40 Years of y+ inere YT contr ° he kept repaired and tuned expert ;} ——$—— | : : PHONOGR APH REPAIRING | Piaxo—knaoe vorisn ae . ae 3° All n anee also full line mo n pe ri ge eG it was Ord eS > ete ; pes Bee - arms, per accetar Call GArfie ty pris ' q ; EN Oe . CR). SO rene " - She 5 2%! : ate Bi é 6672. U LBLAN MUSIC CoO.., 916 Pine at. | bie ae | yay reas _— H 0 MASE: | oy } Ti) : a> i) | P 7 ee Besiest Store in St. Louis WM BALTIMORE ALMOST FORGOTTEN —— 568 il V6 dachshund s same most = F “THEY ARE FREE” « Broadway ree (eee 08 ‘ , stands t the modest « Pal - vard, St. Louis, Mo. The building illus- Watt : i ‘pio 6 STEINWAY GRAND modest entrance THE DINING ROOM | You Need Pray fund has been started to mort ' 14 by the MISSOURI LAMELLA ROOF fim Mutton Chops, tb. 15 oie * N 2 4 ¢ to take up valuable room and material & Calhoun He was one’ of a con Pt AYER \NO—Ma hos ANF . ™ : ish. Consists of large-size buffet. oblons weet Penet ee Taras Cnacotann flee aa ae S | Betty isthe Expert Help (6° Pressae : ‘ +e -" TpPe ] are anda th a : > ane ’4 } ope ee ye : ‘aN ATROFE ® y e418 Vrank’in Ay ; he BR 4» . was chosen Mayor of Batti- ° he “ ' —_ i yp ehinwd K—New cunsole DAY | more in 1797. : | A

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bes 240 ST. tovrs =8-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in {hese columns today. ac | ee me 86 Ty RADIO STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIRDS | POULTRY AND ; Dogs and Cats For Sale | Baby Chicks For Sale .§ §_‘ Baby Chicks For gay” MUSICAL MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL AD OF : Talking Machines For Sale For Sale de Ne ee ee For Sale _ For Sale Ea ee a rig 7 ae ye ee —— -~ — - rane — — " : . ; re ; % 7 ’ ~ % tanks agen meee oa rl So : ; 7 — - oo + -s ‘ he ar “~y} - “AP st on » . « ° , ills as . i= : -* . a " “= o 7 y : 7% : oe ; * as z -" mi: > ~ ca -“=ceaey new snd used cm ge. repe g a5 ic gra* : Bue: ° oa J ; ) . _ nerd pe cts ati tee dll liane teak 7 ~~. ~s 3Ae4 F oe “4 PA? ("} ~~ Noe 22a .li ‘ile ’ © “ocke anne . + . oe 325 CNN ee “= RRUNS® K —S$! "4 Sight y stalling Acme Electric Co.. oll Aaraet - — om a &. . : Saal ; P . BES ' . = 3 - "> we Men «@ ~ 2 ta = > bs : x = — ° re 4 4 — in 24s. | 4 © . . ~ ~ —_— ‘ ; - > - e a a ° ‘= - ; ay S$ to Sie . 4 ~ es > atla : : | | Cornish For Sale = : ‘ : * \ ~ " =~ “~t be ~. . i ok - af) 2 . . - . i _ ~ 2 _ - "eg e : ; 4 ‘ . 7. y ‘ . ; . a * i i rr ae - _ ~ . . a. - : : = . ‘ . = ° ” ad ; “ $o4 es “ners headers mplete «1 s - Sa gs & Delivery. : ere ~~ US SUP Sock. | rhea and hagtensa srvwt! , . 4 Foe . atchirg " - , oo phea - . ¥ 2 wy r y - . . re ‘ ™ _ -« aah 3 , “* ’ ~ ne a yoo oe ; ae + pas ~ is ipe 4iso Building Lron Radio Repairing ant equipment able —__— oe For sale ty leading s ate Cae. | i _ Lewis ia5 : ectien Trecerts 62 waST ge we : _ cew 7 —— r F gs and Valves. | 535775 . hem a play reomae before C4 fax | mats vs o . ORCH—New,. § i . ‘ ° “3 SER CE ny : me 4:1 GLOBE STORE «& = } — - oe oy: L h i mooie 1 y = . ~vY itm 1 - - . > LAOBE rc ’ —s aS , toe | = ory ‘ing, HUmbolt 11 D. WOLFF & SONS +. OBE STORE & 5234 | GRY CHICRS—iew pao a “ eghorns For ~ . ~N mt : 4 _ . 3 i rn : -- ” _ = i ’ ° » . . a 1% : = = » 2 + $5 . — i. " -m Ma .€ - . : sad 4 > wn ‘ _ , :> = r aaa z T . . SHON WIRAPE . ; : $948 aKa Sf LN PAr w 5 ‘ HiNESE SPité—Mase. cheap. 10 weeks. | , re eZaorns ¢ ‘ > $1 ° eee ea Tertabie: | slick: | SOAR ORKING MACHINERY Radiators buliding ‘ison. ample beams, re oppose PAE 333° Plumbers’ Plumbing Supptles i684 Moniana “Rivers ie “047M [Barred “Rocks. Reds, $13: White Ricks. ‘dared glog Vere ‘ . . - —_--__-—— — sie ' ..* : | ae den 4 and sae -~ vila “pars, Seis and service, Fada ard Puls PP TMBING AND HEATING © : : giced: pup- $1 Me oe ENS—29 ley na 4 s & ¢ - . t | ~~ z = « ~ ~ 2 c ‘* Tyee 4 > > Beac ? Rad Pe. = | ~ LU MB NG NX A = G a 2 *. «°° . 4 4 +* a ee ea sax° . : i x © _ | ~ ’ 5 “ . a e* 4 ; : 7 : AN ~ PPT \ _ , . . “¢ 7 — - f ~ Pal Fe - = . , > ‘ ; : ; ae 4 r 4 ; : -* | : { head tointen ; SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE | Sa | 123 12 latenery. De Tash b. | HENS—ia Brown : “ Write ?f bi free catalog showing e .#9 : ry — 7 > " ~~ « c ' - " ‘iy _o : ns " j i " : ‘ aiti 3 ‘ : s reaaon ces all D UE ena ” -*s te 4 i r : ‘ —— ae . act oe “ , @ er oC — 2 a . , ~ are “~ - . - “ - —_™s = . : " : | .3 Lor > TRON AND SUPPLY ry es. CALL AFTER 3 P. M.. | srace. firs: quality and guarant _ Fans « K s, Tr lighwa BABY CHICKS PE OO erie . S200 . | PEDRO. \-_ Nee ‘ - > A ace HILAND 1897. (c83) years ‘ ine of hot-water No. i! _(c99 a piri wpa —— si = : oxk ete s . ig rator ae We giso carry fu. iine : | - - — — Leghorns. $10- anconas, $1 aks moxie ~ perme a . o) kirk , = 4 = a re - Te ie pe — . ‘ » eke ’ = inate “eke tte >... . ry d . . a . i on ' - rl + ” : : ’ : . - ’ : © oe.e . ; z cA anc steam boilers. pipeiess ane wan - rTiee 048°°U el e i a ‘ : PG T " — oe - 4 E ¥ 7>—PFor “~ - ." 7 : 8 STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES >osidic to enumerate a!) the tiema in pile | 21 41_Ooea: ——— ‘shipped prepaid parcel post from selected | 3726 Walsh. Rivecuae’t Be : & r ' ne - ac. Dut wil) Mau ¥ one Of OUT DIG 4 COLLIE PUPS—Beau shepherd DB. | Sica’ oat eae ton on - . 2S _ Se. SS rermee Seen . oe ts \ 7 - : . Wanted acalogues upon request cat 7O8 S. Lith s aera le 5 creme The ~ Br, at. S2o3 ‘ 2 . — ; | : —— — = - ; a Din Mal Semen 4. =e ee a “3 - a - ° 3l te Eo Fig! 1 : “ae : | | Aid --Tranacribe Refrigerators — na. Riverside 367 a. ae Gee . ee a se | = 4 ~ = _ - s > 4 A _ sae Se z = : " . — ‘ 3 “ 598 REF RIGERATORS—For $. grocers sled Pi—Heauties, §$ is ~ paid: live dailivery cark Farms. West a ‘Sa : s | _ - = ” = aoe te 7 — “i ~ Rr ‘ . ; * . ° r Pesi.aturTra . “Ww & BO u ‘ea : pis e232 $U~ . * >iaia Mo : ——— 4 =. Ma ried ’ . ~ ~ an ae ay —_ a ¢ ’ -_ \t ~ ™ _ be, 5) * a - 4 A — - s egies u , y a _ ;* % r — ~~ = - rn a &3 ‘ . ae: ' ‘ R: : . Les sree. ~e 4f BE i x SAS A -—_ata.ogue Orpin t | cel oa - : 7 fs 7 3 r : ‘ ~ 4 = | : « ; . ‘ , Mas . 4 : (3 a > - : : - - sir ad ’ = ol J cr . - : — . - ons For Sale co . : 7” | ———— « ~- ~ a ~ em an ; - ‘ = - ies ~ - ‘ z - . - ~~ « a 2 r " \ 4 is : = * = i me WH r ~~ ‘- Zi ~* ou MW> bo 4 r.' ~ , + ; 1s = + maz , as a ne * 4 - - 4 oar = ‘ » = + . 7 ‘ @ 2 = et = é fm LY - : ¢ . $5 » —* _ M ~ 5 . i™ “a ‘ *n4 7 : ee? : . ~ al P : 7. = + ae" i, ; 5 . ~sS VOSA L.A ¥ 4 . ~ Strong ea thy a . reads Rp ; . 5 . : aand . = rao 4 . - = - = : . “+ ‘ ~ Ss - « . q a i aes TY i i ie oa i ae 5 . > "Fg omnes eee — eg om. . . ar : , ; . , - . - —_ : *'« - a ; ~ « 2 * . - "a 7 é = a iow e- ° Bias ee - 7. = “ae . - oa 1a c “ e b . ~ = ~ ra.“ = e - . ad — — ” ne 2. = Mi *JX ane sth = . » , te FT iw es VS Ge 35 FY “ A = 4 20 at , : a a : MARR 2 > eal . 4a? - ; — é . . 1 3" . —— ph re : . TY a eee : B.A . n [src War "13S Broaiws tral 2884 ire set op as 201 (rane of gfocks: recs. rocks, silver wrandoties . we a cttw omer remmalhianame oe na te ra + Das. ) rsa,T > rr’ 4 i ~ 4 , . 2 ’ x 7 : ee . — earn “ = ? s : rs S .* © | Fe "ie fa . - ’ - Rhod ! | (ofr es . = ———-. =‘ m Qece-fiaraie fHiectric Co. LS. sec. ECW. Deise Ma Delcr. WA ADA YW A FEW GOOD 3 SS omens : van ce _ _ Mhode Isiands For gay Be . iF: — sh gfcich sirta epuaaniareas i aroma s tr — P — —— " 7 2 . . - m = ’ 4 ~ ~ ¥ dona,» ‘ rec rr 7 a ~ — = ~ 4 2 . ' 42> be 24 > “» a 2. —_ Sine ae + . ’ oe 7 ru ce 4 ‘ s 3 4t » & ee | a & we no & w 593 " ° “ siostiiaiaal -~-Rhod 4 ee een * = ~ 7 ”~ 4? > > —_ 4 7 ; 2 = = a - e . * =S 4 u a = - > - «- > t 5 bs ; R “"“ ’ e@ iGiand Se . V4 r oc, eee ed. $ be : , .d , sr. S FOR SALE—WTD +" . . ‘ = . > : - = = ‘.@ . . - « af)" » = “ . - : "~ DP "he & > r. pad : +s — _ ~— A. Mes 2 a = i. - — Machine Sh , ! : . | REP RIGERALUR -antee CEbster 23¢ S80 CRI a ; 2 ' e op or _ ee = ’ EE = ‘ = . - _— . — ” - ~ ~ - 7 « -~=-. 4 MACHINER s ’ ‘ ' : ' > so . ~sS g . ~ * . - ‘ — _ .-- = = er? x = ; ' AN 4 —Printing and : a) 28s Broadwa low « i j .- a . . ‘ : o-- - - ' S . > - . . 4 s = -€ ~ ae . : " 0 ' 7 "= . : ° ‘ _ . > : - o- Ve 4 : ; V an " * ~ Q 4 ~ » ™ > ~ ’ - - . . . - ; > - “A ? ; 7 ~ - x " = - ' ———* -- ~ . > T . — — = ’ ; & - : . : MA : =>— Ma.es rT C2 wees rad: tad 4] 44R ACR ~N ‘ . _ - . - 2 ‘ . = - ~ — aa = - > - i* : “ —t .* . ‘ > . a > : ™ as x . 7 - os : : - ~ . = ’ x ¥ tr : - , - « ve : "= Y ~ ~ Seal - ~ ‘2 ~~ _ ’ = ~ . > = > ad os ' - ‘ : is | a, P ° . ‘zr o . = 4 * . ~~ . . OHIRERY Wi as socks, beak , . and wre. | $2 TYPEWRITER AN DI a nes mze winter.’ Se wad! gusuan Gas. deen a tes : a : 4 oa . " . ~- a ~ = ” @ 4 ra 2 a = ~“\s J "i s — Pe | = rs q ~ ar ~ - . =. ¢ . ‘ " : = = = _-. i ‘ . 4 ~ ‘ i. ss 4 7" % . 7 . 2% - - i ra 2 . S se - _“« zs ° al Pie e “ 4 3 “ = - ~ " = . ‘ ’ - ~— . ec = : mT —_-—_— ey — ‘s . ~ ‘ > =- ° — ~ « . oe — ot / : ne - a J . = : - Ps . - rr " . " im . = ei ” ~ : } s 3°ce ss ~ : So & ~ 3 iw berth ; . ~~ . , meer ons i : ‘ ' ‘ S = ‘ aed " ~ =» ‘ 7 , “ ™ * "r? - 4 : _ e . . z ‘ ws i ; b Wie tert to7 feats’ experience. Wisaler : : ‘26 ‘ 9 Tie For Sale stock: : 3 8 BRED CHICKS ea —— " 2 ede Fg es ; Fy : ' = . no¢ . a : 4 . ' | : 6 sdway. fifth f a SMA WAH INE oF giud- also dogs Svarded. if ne er i100 | 7 a or Sak a eee re Koi etae 7 er ee ene ee oe vy ~~~ ~ " ~ 2 oS ° . " a , wer , mA ri... SS UT iz 3 a x , -- - ima reir YC & : a : ;% > -m 5 ‘~ oe AAS ¥ y q*T ° > ¢ ‘ z 1“ = % : cs 7 - Bin tS oe . every 64acrT? * a “— 4 , / . a my iy ‘ ; ? ‘ | ‘ "a i ‘ s / 5 Pa s A _— Pr | | | | AF ' - i / ; ” ” 7 ~ , & i é 1 St4! =] = mo ; : ; 2::. Absolutely arrest EXCHANGE ) "a : . > 4 vi ; ngs i = . sHWPPwrer 9) ampli. or ; eheaker i“val zg ‘ tion . 7.4 : ; t > ‘ SHE ia - e -oDIes Ab. SCALA LCO $ ares anc. st » - r — ~ore aos : ; ule oS " Macninery £25 a A AND IYVPEWRILERS | pedisres moore or - RoE ~ “OT sa so. ‘datec your on eyes. Bargain price. Saane “ - : pays x x ’ 7} -_ .* o " ; « aiR COMPRESS 5. 6x a Farm si a4 rVnws ' ~A ‘ " = Ad + [ a . - ” “ - . -* - : = - _ - —_ + MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE = 6008s crete ee the bes HoT Mark J 4 i vi j mS 22 Pa 3° aan e ae oh 4. Se «. 4a-w % if CONCR MIXER = ND i s . — is si : ae eae Oe be — _ ans . ill . E “2 Te’ e494 . >o=@ i : « , c~ : ng cep NP o> Antiques $ ley iit qantas . ‘ . ~ » . eh ‘ > Ts, : . wa ; “mn . Lernis Pd Sf Lon ‘ ‘ a. 8 - oll 7 j }a 3 4 i — an: ¥: _ i>e ~ wale ™m ist _ 2 - = , ; uae z . : - ~ - : . o o? ) « "1. — - => : "Orr a. 2a - ha | romr ne ) =, « . ” » . 4 , a = - o- = “ a 7 . -~ « - sy ab EE RT ae Bp seg aR ae. ‘on . oe ; : Ni S . at xs ‘ 4 | { “- nti . r ‘\ ia . i - oe = ° . ; y > a . ) 23 ly ; : ; a “4 _ s : re gr NEW BAR TRON on ’ shimie - : ~ = ~s T _* ¢ T : ; ry? - . . i — ‘ ; V4 . : 4 - — - ——— - . me See i .- sucenesnenenss tie fa m ; » . i " . roy _. ' es , a. . “ “er . wat Prag . CS - ss , ~+ ‘ J ‘*s kine tore euentity si Je a veund, while 1° ons anni > as ‘ Vs Tes 4 rairie ron ‘ —- : ro : , art Lin : rite. .* ‘* . . " - . - - : T ay ~ 7 ‘ - 7 ius HOUSEH'LD GOODS FOR SALE ~ - ~ ; : : ; - -_ ~ = — —_ . ‘AL “A b ‘ : ; a - , Tr Cc : , © all 3 A c % . ss ° 7 ry a. © denled hin “ = . e —ye m 9 Ps ® : ®. .* ar s] 3 oan | : ~- - , | 7 WU apie . aT vO © TRA : all ~ CAS ~ . os : - _ os " - : - 4 rue 2 = : arta o & - . os ? : La ~ ~. Of os a, oT ee 77~* ? ee i. > 2? ie 8g - ~ - , a 0 a : * ~ 3 “ce! =—.4NG 2900 Baby Chicks For Sale i-4! “ > ‘aaa ov — . . S4 5 han \4 ~ ‘ . «= * ¥ ’ ; - 2 - é : - a oe as isn on i“ z ~ a 4 oe 4 n leh «a. VM : T ' (—— ; ’ . “ , 4 a - : 'T? LAa 2% . . Fi ab Phe 4 ~*~ 5 : -- a 7 a " . : ; ‘ x 7 i sey . i}s = ‘ ani ; K - Sa 2 d 3 : — F ~ > P , . _ “« - s* siip-ring «a 4 rtth orum-tyy : a ‘ — 3 ‘ ‘ . . sia ee 1 _ biti be board Ss’ " _ sa . ~~ * und | ms + a : ae x] are Acnneia } ries an? ¥ wu ;7 : ; “—T - = Pou iiry Supp! F . 7 4-3 > @ on ’ “ ; : > ; a . ~ 2 a: bs 2 Dk | . ee . 5 , . “ eae 3 . ~~ Z = —- ia ~- o ” - aot ' -_"_ « . “e, ~ ~ - — £ ~~ > BP a =" ~~ 3 is) . =—R . % . - as " ‘ ; " “ . ; ; Se? a) om ; 4. 4 : oriecs. “alg ’ : ' iw : Soh . ees ‘ . ~ ‘ a y 2 . oo ; 3 . B ae arh A m _ ~ 2 4 r ~ s ; ae —— : a — —_ > i — iia hi i - rN rt " ° aed , Amare . * . _ , - n ” ot ee , —_ > om omen * . s | ‘ ts cu Ril a . a Ps ie Pairs ’ . . rev! ~_ ¥ aie a ~~? 2.2 4,9 i:5 ics at & * tame =~ aad oe he ee ' } . ‘ 3 ‘ - rw me se . > ~% ied mak © ‘ A 4-8 ~ > a > -~2 . os | : ' a’ 5 . . .* “*o ~ 3 =o & ore? ‘ha’ ‘RS—Ceed A.C. aad D. «. bought. . [ek 7 ihe «t $s. s , ‘ : - a = ~- - eT! POY Some *Nne sreed wi ewe prices, 10 per cent delivery. Berne | OU — oP ee arm. G A A UARI F seid. exrhanged and netaled compicte. a . a> on: “= Gare 2 t 2 . . 5. 8 yo oak . nes - Riterside 5Sit4 3 ape ‘ —- ~ =; sox XA. Berne. in Switzer writes “M 2) puillele hatched _ Q UMS, ISH, rs . R ont . ‘ : Tart ers > rm a“ gs - — - : —— o . * - a ~ ° : - mesma pee. ee Ae SOF venwiatin ~ Ve ' WHEE! CHAIR ' ; 7 = TOSTON TERRI a DD amapele 45% niL_Aoe on > Wen from Shinn Hatched Chicks ‘aig $400.0 ,0T ARI WS — ts aise and exhavet fans Weicrt © . - “5 ' ~ 4 ' " : ; , ; ; o “ -4 ' {~r >. as . % . . “ : - 2 ~ ’ . : ackro 2 4tDTye » ‘ . * ‘-;% 107 N, 3a et MAir 4455-4558 (c80) «ver ecm ption 4710 we of ™ = i. $s . . ‘ — SS — ran ea.thy ae °® &inc that a 5 cembder 15 Another ers Your cBhocks A ait w—T- . > gee ’ - "a . > 8 5 one as 2 * : ‘a> Y rn rR . 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™ 800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Miscell aneous Wanted and For Sate Ads Today. — “POULTRY AND vm ‘Baby Chicks For Sale |HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD GOODS ACCREDITED | Se 7 | floc Ke ert hy Tinois nae a | ; 25 er cent diene oe ae U PREK K. ‘’ HATC HERS" BEDROOM Si T—Aamernwan Walnut. mahog- Cornish For a oe te’ elothing. Sudasic._ L Bros. 4524 Delmar. i BEDROOM SETs naeeean walnut: fine tiow of sample and reconditioned furniture, Leghorns For Sale “Brown” Le a hort b, 1) ‘ rns. nN Calf 8200 “sacked L KI iHORN “naes—F or mac ai "side 5 312W.. Eeenene vor. —e Orpingtons For Sale _Plymouth Rocks 2 For Sale yy | KO0d gr igety Heavily veneered in wWal- \ ize 36. ’ OTHING GIRL "€ cl: ia 40 gern Islands | For Sale , LADIES’ apring can ghoe s, [aby ~ xP RING ri ‘ u aiso 66 tting exes. eam RoG-— Pure bred, 7 “EG SSHIBI TON" vr results of more thai an 20 rears of good condition. Monday, 2721 Latayette., BRASS BED—Dresser, dining table. chairs. - . EE “a , -_ > -ordin nary hatcherion “Mating list and e | PE SMAR ACR: S, | I Mo. mile west Fee Fee si’ rT Kentléna s. = 2 lan» 4 angles BRE AKFAST SFT. Solld oak, duco fintsh. Pigeons & Pet Birds. For Sale Sale 0! 7 | BIRD S AG ES of every used In smell dining room: overstuffe Hoh | your of ‘cages and “emg Cc ae a gin price, A ER gon radio 3101 Olive Dodge ‘24 coune. Box T ay va Por | Exe HANGE $3: 500 stow arm a | Fs you Can pay ‘ao fresher or cleaner bul ain x. PRoapect_ T351. 40): OFFI Ic py FU RNITU RE Wtd.- motor. Grossman. PAINT ING—House fi ales 71! 5 slarsanford aos mls AN \RIES | ) es 7 ‘ { ¥ ters s || CANARIES—Femaien. fain 0 Wied, -For good cemetery Ww 5 —E xe hange “AN ARIE S—Roilers: whole breeder's, out, Saxo? HONE New Buick pai 6 brough- CA N ARI ES—W onderfal 8 SSS ae ee a ae ~& Mile Call P, S: 300) cem eter 7, & "AN ARIES = “Rollers, Imported Ge rman rollers, “abe peer $K.95 pair: of cot ‘AN ARTE ‘S—Reauti iful— . Kuaranteed atiers: HOUSEHOLD ted bird ator of a «res? E, CHIE y OROBE mee | ANTIQT i: Sane $5 ¢ ews ne ‘ta bie. + . “Wonderful selections; m at better than most. Written guaran Better be —_ tha | tee with every singer. aSTIQC ES Ss- ~—Lamps, ¥ buy finer singers. your common sens “We ghip virda .cages, pel puppies: everywhere. Call or Natlonal Pet. Shop .3101 to 3113 13 on) Et pictures, settee, white enamel gas ranae: 4936 Forest Park. : ANTIQU i BEDRO: M SET— with aietor GANARIES—Cages ee. ton washet: and table, Be: Marviand_ drive, Universi ‘Tuesday’ s aie 5 A f' rat-clus eee with @ (i MLet* a; ; im ' 188 reputation. MISSOU! RIAU ( “T ION CO. ST. RN- TOP TARL E—De ~ b PARROTS—_Finger tame, ment bargain een of sample and recon: | Macawe, cockatooa, parokeets. a Preserss LD —— ate oo | 284 5A COAL RANGE - O-nole, 312. ; 529, en | velt UGG¥ —8U62 Alberta. fine | 4 inging canaries. any BUGa Y—0 “hes Shop 2648 Crerokee, ag He has ea apared to with your own evea how sanitary ap Our long ciperte — The rapidly growing ur satiatio’ customers speaks for bey are our hest cevorcaners. with, a first-class reputation. — puoks, tees be Eto. Fors “AR hl aeCausigut new. g Poultry —miso For Sale wo BLACK IND BU FF coc “HTN BANTABSS AND ROOST E: Rs-...§? an oe al ‘\ hite oly nl Poultry mates For Sale. ~1000 i k. coal bur | HOV K R—Inte ‘mational ganitary, rs" 416 is Lucas ay. Bais SEITE | a i Brox SUITE: —3 plecrs. _AQUARIUMS, FISH ‘47: 30) l abedie av. Aue ARIU M—Tropical 41 AQUATIU M——Peanocks , a0 Ty [Te ~—F3 ati : Queens: ‘honey cand #1 a Fv RNTFU RE- | BE DROOM SET—Ww alnut; up-to-Gate- rues:. DAVEN c real bargain. 5219 Cates. fe)! $35 ES grre vive —3 full size pieces. BED Oo} SA lm , rs = bieianscniese S711 Grav SUITE Alo “OXT? rugs. Call DA VENETTE: SUITE—Mahogany finish- iTavol 8. fe) 4 Yr : : ; : i mMsistine of 8 b= yr eR: slightly used: in | BEDR OM SU ITE S-plece; $45: and oth- S00d condition. $24.75. Buettner Furna- | furniture, (O3A N. Whittier, ture Co.. MOL Washington av, _ 1 BED ROOM _8U ITE -Latest_model, new DAVENETTE sets. ‘omplete S85. worth $165. Warner Bros. Odd oak or mahogany: been renovated | S. Jetterson. (ef2; | 2nd upholstered: aimost uew; will sell at; iow prices. LEVY BROs.. 311 8. ‘14th st. any and ivory enamel: low pices. Lev-' $178 Dave nette Bed Suite, $39 | nort, 4507) TLueas. ni DROOM SUI TES—N "Ww genuine’ w Daven ette opens into a full-sized bed: al- i op Wt, SS5,; a aon e re . e -. , Chalr and rocker tu mate bh. Mahowanv fin ular S175 value, Dennis | ish, 4 pholatered in velour: 4 real bar- % Rk4ibe Easy terms. Basement bargain sec- quality; complete: $125. Leonorl, 3507 HELLRUNG & GRIMM + Meas, BEDROOM. SUITE Kitehen cabinet. ‘ice ( DON, gray enamel] combination stove. gas th wand W ashington j range. yA be Sr , >; Ota ; | ra 932 Bredell av ¥ ‘c), 3-Piece Davenette Snite, #25 BEDR OOM-—L iVinig-rooem andg dining sets; ~— hearth rugs, objects ot art. Daintings. ete. | ae tte opens into large -hed. Arm chair | * | Leonori, BHNG Lica, " abe fo ‘roto match, Covered with durable | ‘ z , a MEDROUM SUITE—Brass bed. & omple: | men) ME eo ne yp Phaempe nt Ba an. Sarmople dresse Se chiffonie r and chairs: Soi OF soli ' jonetete: Tae een ah Cane Feet ll). HELL NG 2M BEDROOM SUITS —- Late atvie. walnut oak, etc. to be sold at auction Monday 16th and € — Store - et Selkirk’s. 1810 Choutesy, 2 ot ‘c99) DAY-BE b— Dresser, rugs, lamp. breakfast . IREDROOM SUITE—S350 value for $85: | Set. reed rocker. 5219 Cates. Coattce aisO dinine room suite fo $50. Darwen * DAY BE D—like new will deliver, $7.) 200d condition: cad] Mon Rey 40341A Gra- Weener Furniture Co. *5718 Virginia.) , Sf . ae DA-BED—-Will sacrifice. Schaabs, 2024 | BEDROOM SUITE — 4-piece America! s. Broadway. ie) | walnut, drand-new, S95. Steiner Furni- DAY BEDS — Latest styles: (7 3 é, Ss “ne , airiost new; Is s. Broadway (oo | will sell at low prices. LEVY AROS... 311 i BE DROOM SETS Several to pick from: S._14th_ st oak and American walnut, tf pieces: Haclides how-end bed. vanity dressers chil Da-Beds $16 to $26 !forobe ond large ad: ‘eamner : wil! sell ‘at low ce. Levy Bros.. 312 S. 14th at. h springs: 1 single bed complete: chif-) lent condition. p bomnact ge tog n dan. Sam- dressers, sewing machine, rugs. ple and recondiione ‘ fete, S740 Kinesb 7 loor east ‘i Sunday til] ce. a fa Toe oe HE FP Ll RU NE c G LR TM \ Bedroom Suiée. $78. 16th and Cass Store [Doresser. bed ana dressing table mh overs HeELLR NO FE i DINING SUITES 3 picce: beautiful, wal a NO a Ps oe billet: Derfeetls new, oy LY Cates, "eC! eur ky ci vee pete > DINING Sk tT-—Mahogany: 72-ineh buffet, sth ab ae & e3tu x Wat oa. oun ese | $85; wilton pug $35 se a omdialians: »POOKUCASE Les combination: S100. l. a fag Sg OOM gpd A ges mrad war Pa DINING ROOM SET. Very fine; ro deal- cheap. wIlOA St [uous a WwW atermian, fe) j BRASS BE [D— Witb bON Oring a Tie er ivdoel Oh INGA pa: thd | . SY.00 ONE-PIECK BACK f HAT PRR ela See: ee DINING. Ru NI aid bedroom set; A — OAK CILATRS, $1.25 ( ster rug: used # months. PArkview 1497]. BRAND NEW ( 809 Leland. SSE (c) MISSOURI AUCTION COMPANY. ‘ DINING R LOOM SUITE—-niece fur a | 2007-15 MORGAN SJ y, oak. leather ut pho stery, like new: fre? ae) & 68) tion: Beg ooo es 2180 brass bed and chif- ‘HIFFOROBE fanire - CAbany tie os she) American walnul. oak or mahogany big | DINING- ROOM SEs One Y-niece Amer- to pick from: will sell at low prices for | jean walnut. almost new: several ethers: cash, LEVY ‘i ROS . Bij \075 =} ily st. sell at iow prices and take vour old furni- s trade, Levey Bros. 811 8. 14th at. Chifforobe, $19.7 tire in TY OLOe.. 208 5 As ) ™N( nN EB a tz ’ Walnut finish — with ‘mivros on ee é R stad al 's een a owe: ware 13 . Shows no signs of wear. ine DAV | ohe ay aftemo , ‘ tank on are Btn mati Dt ap ees Agee AB | | Ne whnees Sunday afternoon, 193A | partment , . aero 7. Ts ~— PINING-ROOM SET eHE if L, RU NG & GRIN i} M 8 prece, solid oak; worth S200; taken as ; /in trade: sell now at 845 } loth and Cass Store poog W cd; KANGAN FURN. Co. 1928 FRANRLIN. CENTRAL 8180. —————_~ Nace - $35 WALNUT MAHOGANY, OAK Nine-Piece Dining Suite, CHIFFOROBES, $14.95 $58.50 ) WITH OK WITHOUT MIRROR & China cabinet. buffet. 6 chairs and ex- HAT BOX. BRAND NEW Bneongay “tah cares in ee oak. r2entt | Kasy_ terms. arement bargain section of | Mi: ee re. get Seat /Sample and recondit ioned furnitur 0 th N . ‘Gemdwi o haabs rurniture —— Oth par We ort es wcgy rs 4 China Cabinet. $12 | = _ Four spacious Shelves, Tinished in fumed | $200 Slichtiy Used Complete 4 In good couditioi: Casy terms. Base- | DINING-ROOM SUITES tioned furnitur IN ELEGANT CONDITION HELL RL NG & GRIMM | $45 9th and W. shington MISSOURI AUCTION COMPANY. | 2007-15 MORGAN ST, } PArkview bod] ; So i. ts cede a Te }) ‘ WINNER Skz i Rigke-«3 rooms compiele, \ ireinia. Riverside 4; y- 3W me (Cc } reo) and kitchen: Open ‘ venings. Leo Riveraide | COAL RANGE—blue enanuel $25, 4427 $169.50; $2.60 weekly. living room, bed- ' (c) COMBINAT 1ON RA NGE—W hite. Detroit | Br isch House Furnishing Co,, 2898-30 | | Jewel; $75; like new. “721 Lafayette, | Franktin ay. CEntral O74. ro by . | COMBINATION R. \NGE— $51; good condt- DINING TABLE--6 chairs. oak buffet. ion. 2F% Latayette. €) | GOS Dewey. Riverside 1Y55W. te) | COMBINA’ riON RANGE —Gray- ‘Sadak LRESSERS—AIl sizes and finishes: SS | private. 2914 Neosho. Mage ee ub. Wi agner Bros.. 201 8S. Jefferson. CeQB) | /COMBIN A rlON RANGE--Blue; pretty. DRESSERS—Dak and waln ut; as cheap as Call early, BVLOA Cote Brilliante. ' So. Wiehle, 1LsjJs bk ‘ranklin, (cOT7) | COMBINATION RANGE—Bluc Bridge & DRESSER—And vanils drenser, Americai Beach; cheap. 4051 Olive. fo) waltbut; all tew. Fb: vA W alton. Ce COME INA TION R ANGE —Bridce & Beach; DRESSERS Atl hinds, $10. Davis serene blue «nau I: gimest new: must Sell; a) ture a ut OES Franklin. bargain. 4103 Shreve. COlfax T84OW.| Rasy CHAIR—Till Aprii 6: une larec. tap- -COMRIN ATION. RANGES—AIll enameled: | estry Upholstered, overstuffed. Call DE! cheap. Davis Furniture Co.. 1516 Prank- | mar 308 ‘1 (C) | BLEC TRS IRONER-—-Cheap. Call PRox- | BUNGALOW OMBIN4 ATION RA NGE—A All) pect. 267 (ce) Stay enamel: Sallipic . ba Tes wi } ras or i : 4 : ae le nae a — ° $97.50.’ Steiner Furn, Co., 1202 5. ! ELECTRIC LRONING MACHINES (ce) Senadway (e37) a ral _ ~ known makes: tfieor demon- 9 any er 9 gg Strators a araln prices: easy ; ° COMBINATION STOVE-—-Bridge js ache owe will demonstrate, "Open evenings. a bench wringer: at a sacrifice ‘Olfax WEEHAN, 3154S. Grand, LAclede 9900, 7049R, F814 Mareus, _ oe Be % (eo?) | COMBINATION = STOVE—Blue enamel. ELECTRIC RANGE — Steam table. 6920 | Bridge- Beach, high oven. 428A Mich- Gravois. Riverside 2979. ic} ELECTRIC PIANO— Niexet slot: $50. lik SR44 ‘35 le} i¢ “OM INA’ r le N A 4 Ni; EE -Quick Meal; . ew Ss. Compton, ce} , = one One se - a cheap, Call COlfax 5203J, or 4200 Peck | ELECTRIC WASHER—Blue Bird: like | firet floor north, ae .. new: $40: open Sunday between 11 and -} CONGOLEUM RUGS—Roonvsize, larce | lL, 38730 Gravois,’ | or {c) ‘Kiassortment of bemutiful patterns wp from! KLECTRIC WASHERS We are closing Prosser’ s BBZro Olive st. out 48 Digh-grade electric waghers. al! CONTENT: of 3-room fiat: reasonable: copper cylinder type, at a large discount; | ~ ean vent flat if desired: rent o36: heat!.2 drain tubs free durine thig sale: al]| *% iirnishe ad. Call Sunday. E. arrants. washers are In eriginal factory crates. and | 273 Liaclede ica Se _. are. Mot damaged in the least; guaranteed | | CONTENTS i room furnished apart neni;| for one year. South End Hardware Co.. apart tment: bargain; cermns responsible par- | 286] Gravois (Rand Y1lBRU., | apartment for rent. 36: 7 * iat Sabres | FIRELESS COOKER Duplex: 2-hole; fioor west. : # Aclede 12 3 che ap. 133 Lea pl. : "RIB Child's ia rec. ee Wo0d rood FURNITU 15 5 rooms; buyer can “pent: condition, re veonad! ne 4>4 A_ Gibson, flat. $30. 2835 Cass. |DAVENEDPTE STITE—3piece; mahogany: TRNITHRE—Contents 6-room good location. Cal!. 37 11 Gravois, ee (c) will, sacrifice. 5T7IGA Et ar apartment ; DAVENETTE BED-—Velvet rus, 9xl?. | FURNITURE—Leaving city, 5021 12 at Rellevue av. Market, Car. zi tc) Rly. rsis ide B92 R. A ciLy, 50° l Dewey. a | D. Av E! N ke _ ¥ ee sl ITE- 3 picces: cheap; neo FU i RAL TU "RE- F he ap pare ricinite. tute eee —_—— ~~ ‘denlers, 4ti44 Cecil pl. , fe) | 30344 st. Vincent, DAN] CN FETT F SFT 3-11 a nehogany. “U RNITU RE Mode rn 4-room flat, with 8805 Kenner rly. Lindell OWPSIR, te “gat age: $46 4402 Pennsvivania. /DAVENETT! SBT-—And 3-door refriz- EURNITU RE. * “rooms, terms: cheap *| erator, ele 1D. _STITA Pennsvhs ama. rent. J42 N. 234 at. DAVES ETT - Bookcase, two rockers and) pp RNITU Ri: 3 rooms complete: bargain ; arm ehatt “310 Allen av “at at 9200, Owner. T28 Eads, DAVENETTE SET. “Fun a: oak. o ae FU RNITC RE—Rue @x1°: piano, victrola. Tennessee. ~. os bed. linoleum: cheap. 3925 \rsend)}. fc) | DAVENETEE—Dining-room su lite. kitehen | By- ‘RNITURE-4 rooms. complete, chea tab e and chairs 14 70 Givodfel! ow pieces: |) FURNITURE | Tuesday, starting 10:30 A. M. MISSOURI AUCTION at ING Re Yr ‘SET =Like 2007-15 MORGAN 8T. | Be sro “ROOM “SUITE —— ‘ House oe GOODS FOR a a as LIVING-ROOM SUITE—3 pieces: ebony | frame: blue velour: $50. 62 (c) “Room ‘din ing room and duofold | GRand “i 532M. L117 SS. Kings- (ZB te) VIN ROOR SET—Mohair. 3 pieces: | table. ete. Leonort. 3507 Lu-! HOOM SU ITE—Overstuffed; 3 opens into ful] bed, $125. Steiner | to, 20S 8. Broadway. at 2) i ROOM SUITE- 3-piece mohair. cond ition: miano and bench: oak ta | Roch, 4459A swan, | L, iv ING R (OOM SETS-Severa! to —*pick | sell at low oprices LEVY | S. 14th ef, j oF IV 1NG- ‘Re en sv iTE—Ve! lour, cane har chiffoniers, 1 Vory. l carriage, high chair. 38207 Universi- ic>) oak: reed Rt moM SET Velour, S820 Apex cleaner, attachments. $25: wal- nport table, $4; player-piano, bar- 49° Arlington. (+) LIVING-ROOM SUITE —2-niece, up-to-cute fancy carved: fancy Mee lamps ete.: very _ leat ing city. Rani*ich Apert MecPhe reoh. apartment °13. ROOM SCIiTHs—New Kroehiler avenport stites: SSH: beautiful pat- select from: these ‘suites are new ” guaranteed perfect. Dennis Bros. 4524 Delmar ly VING ROOM SUITE— ‘overe 7 in tupes- try sprin® filled cushions; cons! at 3 meces: in good condition: Call from ‘3-9:30 p. m. 384% (© Mint Ke RS—E xtra larwe pier and mantel | oval, tc. Leonori, 3507 Lucas. | _ OAK KITC HIIN CABINE T-—Slight!y used. "? } 5. Broadway. ne = Pa rv E—FI orentce, 3 burne rs. ~ slightly | ( hean, 2) HB ¢ ‘ole ge. ae OV E RSTUF FED living room and dining VA Al condition. 5O17 Goodfellow, (Cc ’ oy £ RSTUFFED sti TE -Mohair, 3-piece. 240) Wagner. ot Ne ae -Dining ‘oom set; must sell Sun- 6342 Delmar. 2d fl. west. Will sell or trade series piano, marlor Suite and Congoleum rug Pa r rk. capacity side-icer refrigerator. Sweeper-Vae, used S months, S$4U rank. - ee c ‘om bina tion. blu Axminster i - CH i] Sun: lay. 454: 3 rR uss a ; RANGE —-kamesled bungalow range, cheap | _ 2024 S. Broadway. 5 _te) | R. ‘ NGE—Qui ‘k Meai. ‘ow.oveu: good _pbrice $10. 3154 Aifred. RANGE —Quick Meal: blue: $37. 2713 Hiland 7448. — (c) Cw: T¥ler 2741W, 3426 N. 11th. Suck's; in good order: 875. | ‘ v Broadway. RA NGE—C ombination. blue e >namel, Bri dge ZOO.) com lition: cheap. 0238 Riverside OS? RN 1. (c) -Beautitul Superior combuiation. household articles: must sell at Lyneh st, HUim! olt L 214 BOS. (ec) “Buns: low: blue and gray enam- _alsy co mibinat ions: 41, ror low prices. PROS... 311 8. refrigerator, 820. P Arkview a os: 2atm ve have a large number of! used reneed which we have traded in dur- winter months. which must be Siu crificed at any price: among these ranges there are & Quick Meal blue combinations, Mes) blue cabinet gas ranges, 2 | Stvle smal! black gas ranses, | ” Quick Meal blue coal ranges. and 3 black i vas ranges: prices on these tom vg fi are from $5 ana up, south Pnd Hardware ; “S61 Gravois. GRand -9180 4 REF RIGER ATOR 100) Ibs. capae itv: Wer-! joke id condition. Hlland 2325, GE ae ATOR Nicels Tetinished: » N,. Broadway. ar | “eleubie if eel. ~ »-It , ice | $25. Warner, 5218 V irminia. far Np ent oi. 707 Ba! timer + OOF 1 it, 7 CE RATORS All i cheap. = urniture Co. 1516. tT Sometebh 1 (e) IRA TORS— Bide. top and anart- ! icehboxes: sliehtiy used. 2021 Shen- iL ref) rks IGERATORS—2; sell either ne | 5741 Wabada, ‘formerly North ity P R 1Gk RATOR—100 ‘Ips. - Vagka, almost hed. reed set. 1175 Hi: tia mont. north, PArKview 3Sssw RE EPRI ;ERA TOR—1 00- -pound side ieer: White Mountain; S18: also vanity areas |" Sunday between 1% and 1. 850 |“ c REF RIGE RATORS-—A number of Leonard | + vigil mg all noreelain inside and wood also all porcelain Inside and out- are W26 patterns, ‘both cork | jined; very cheap. South End} Hardw are Co., °RG)] Gravois, GRand 9180, , SAMPLE REFRIGERATORS | A few samples ref frigerators; some parce. | _and sore ename! lined; at very low | 15 N Broadwas = ake i OFFERED. | refrigerators throughly overhauled | best conditlo ENTIRE LINE OF NORTH STAR. | 40 fan =. REFRIGERATORS, De REDUCED 25 PER CENT. idw. A. Langan FURNITURE CO. 4 Mranki. e Eritra! $180. Pe Furnishings, of 6 rooms, itke new: bars palns for ® Clayten Vea Beautiful wilton _ velveta: alse | cheap. 447 McPherson te) “Furniture. ete.; refurnishing hew 4741A Ledue. ss HO04. Axminster, o OOS furniture. vine city. £2053 ‘Russell ee as cheap es $0. ) & $18 Frank! in. (O54 » carpet, 1 oc14. $15: runners. | 4301 tvans RUGS—One Wilton. one Axminster. 9x1°% VEbeter 2154. (ce) _ ; Slight used. #40. Davis Furnf fj Franklin. eee ea” fe) ne (}— dante: €1°. tl (ce) 9x17 Reauvaie: e ROX iy fy | re we ach b ‘ precticalls 25 Roth 328: >» 5 By ‘ ier reasonable. Chicaco (Carpet Co. 38209 Finney. Lindel! Toa0 ‘ in ; Taupe: Oy 12 also eonsole radio | App!iy Sunday, between 2 and 3. Wilmingt: 2. -emk table. $7: floot iamp. $10 fernery, S®?- other things. R308 >} short mt 3 | pe velvet: fringed ends | e771) 50 . ' eR: ee ale Aron H. F. Co. all kin As. Axminster. Wilton -eb Rrussele ats niget to he sold at auc at Selki: | 1a10 i“houtesu ccd) >» MOROCCAN ST -f ACHINE— Cabinet Singer; chif- hina closet. buffet. davenette din ning tal rhe \oaby buggy, FOrest 2153M Superior blue combination. “Arsenal, ae sacs | - (Charter Oak ena njeied parior white Quick Men’ trash burner: | ‘ I “tor J738M ‘ aj before | ¥—Lloy loom. Sa: a om bination $1 Se. fits Ganneti., | ut =N- SPARTA SUITE—Like new 4330 JRNITURE EXCHANGE * ~ 19th and Washington IN SLIGHTLY USED FURN GEST DEAL ) > ot __ ee/ eM * ' &* Ps ae eee Hahn re Oak rxtension Table meg SEA ct aA ssh, | .. , ae ~ e a Oak ( ‘ombination deinen | a Bed and Pad. - phoneatys Ww : and md ad a} 0329 03 03 es id Davenette Suite Odd Davenette Room Outfit complete, and } Rave Room inciucmg floorcovering — “an : » 4 . , eee ie ee eee Oe Re en ea a ee ee oer hy rr aah se -_ ~ A L. fi: ANE S—Ohio. vis OE bp -enen baprheae — Yao SPR RA 8 RE pe IR) I SIP tet apt ey ¢ ee ee ce eo eo ResendisionedGuasaanenl GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES ep. )4? regain g ahh Cec y ee per qe im ew * MP “sions ~ ae of ee os ~*~ iV eal ML CLEANE KS—All kinds 2118 oth Suite, $48.25. Bedroom Suites $54.95. uf ne ts Setept From. OP gi ON Ge teri. gt n ws ee a ——————— — et ee eet gE ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oie. 3 m om al Ve wee ke? ee we, 7" Sadinaletadeaiasiadianetoll QIANG " 4 © rn 4 a ee | ee ee Och paaiy W Se setae Modern »-Room Furniture MACHI‘ mary Hees +* wy & eT oa ate a an. VW aCHINE—Wiilcox om) w 1 . ANGAN AM RN ‘ - .> aa used fur iture greatir MACHINES Teo ” A sa es kitepen cabinets $15 ee ee ee er a ae 7 * é Stal HINES New —— + . ~s am, sor pu Every Monday and Sabeoia 19:30 A. M. Furniture of All Kinds SELKIRK, 1810 Choutean| i ie onl Sine i 2 ren te 4 ‘sa pr

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SUNDAY, APRIL §..1927. e900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale A ds in these columns today. LES Tse Coupes For ‘Sale a ;Ford (Coupes, 19: 24. 1925, [9,5 Sil eteeeanatie rte ; $50 $7o wow he ; e a Mi NARC HI “3137 sof ger - 1925 Ford Coupe D0 | Three availa! all run anda look : inal ’ fae ter 8006 faye open. : reer ives, easy terme 3309 orust FORD COUPE, 1925. Fa on tires new Duco fini ‘eed and oniy $80 down, sh; Euaray. MON ati 1ST Jacust. . rT 7] ad is D) Ir o ( Or Gi Coupe = : ‘ ord coupes creatiy Bost Hot soo he tutte ——— y 2 ep |: “ORD C ‘OV PES a 900 miler. a . ik - ust 5 ~ tees ‘ee sone / Qu) en i» mm Invited term mare tNIVERSAL 340601 Locuat. co» (WEBER PLE = see ' new Goodvear a ellierat ae mot r bands in pletect ; 3 #. WEBRER > ST BRANCH, 5877 De “FORD COUPES nd. ic) 1924 and 1925. at the lowest pri yf ts e«] ° a¢,.fymie jr ae yf du oO finish. “ ) | Mechan Cally: Inepection and comparison . i " $195: 1 cn , v0, $50 Balance as you want e574 Used Car Exchange i “944 Locust ai Ouse. — ‘ S016 Lo-| wher ‘8, trunsx Tack, barre] ~ paint job: seneational reduction Auto Ex teed DY our famous pledge: ter eo7x) ER'S WEST BRANCH 5877 eni- 123 HUPMOBI h—1 2! 5 al He: ry ] '¢@ = —,108 « Jefferson . _— (cds HT P MOBIL E—~eune. Cit zene a Accel excelien: CoO sB0L E aston. Lindell . Jefferson | HUP-—Coup Mate “2A. rumble SO 200 miles; like new: exceptional newly | &ain; miret ec] account leaving etty. 4532 , Cates like new giao per-* ali. 4 (c) . od: THE EASTER PARADE Will Miss You UNLESS i niess You Get One of ee et ING OUT | 725 DOWN | uz 850 Excell All Models and Makes Credit Auto.Co. | 2909 Washington Win lams "43 ,O4) eae PORD—Roadst. e : 83 in” “DODGE SEDAN. 1925. “$100 haul aati $i Die STRINUTERS, 2) DODGE SEDAN . "Ge UNBELI€VABLE—BUT TRUE BUICK SEDAN ey aaving UNIVERSAL, 3 401 Locust sold feat aed ca KU ue: i i 2. See y HAVE Neisusines For Saie O_— DIANA SEDAN LIMO . OR RD—Roadeter, odg ze B. Sedan fully - ee with Ford a , 1923 FORD RUNABOUT, $75 this price: “good ‘eae Bray- Hambuechen dle Co. ) down. : (7) Braad-New barmais ; 4 Gardner 8 Coupe VEN Cor | ) suet in; eee us; {c,) $700; terms. , ORTH oe T B ATO “HU Deon F 7 AMPTON._ eprte sled | UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always open. uper er | /EBE ~ Z = fie nu. C. S. COUPE and tre- Four-passenger sport mode). Roadsters | For_ - Sale ( FOLD sangre BU CK SEDAN Booth Siirta astchn it RANKL. iN- ian * B- roadster. BEIELOF. th balloon tires U ‘NBELIEVABLE—BU" T | MOTOR’ ( 0. Inc. ( — +? , Gardner : UNBE LIEV a oe T TRUD i ; B: 8-CYLINDER LANDAU LET ROADS! E R : 3 n ct BUICK K SEDAN rot | Gravo * ay )-passenger: rumble eeat: $50 to 2-passenger: just Nke ew: Chevrolet (extras: excellent ahape mechanically: _(€O;7;K} | price on this car is low cnsidering odeis: ali @uality: see this before you wn. WwW BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY. Me?) 2201 Locust. Open Sundays CEntral Oo. yon ‘Uges: JEWETT—}924, 4-paassenger cours. a: 7a PLS Jewett coach, sacrifice vw ashinec- | terme: trade. "so0Qg N Grand. eet! | JSEWET ad passenger coupe: Mint and paint shop: real bargain: $ar — this year, Only $575. Che roiet wece bDarment brakes. Duco: unusual buy at hes buy: only $50 down: o UNIVERSAL. om = orust. UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE er ss ee WTER ‘i ‘ Grand PRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTO 1996 Studebaker Roadster CHEV ROLET AINS = 1030" STE HOOT TL eet Cae poet » Chry e600 eo eg hy room. OAKLAND—1624 business coupe: ¢ *sler Roadster, $690 sae 6 WJ = oa _ CHEV ROL ET S _(7) | about $135 down. Grau upner. 985 P3.94 : OLDS Mi ‘BIL 2 > A, oupe 4- —e aes - “Willy: e PR. BPI ESO, os Me gihe he . fo) 1925 DODGE TOURING, $390 refi shed in every way, terme. "ARANTY MOTOR = oreo Touring » oversize balloon tires; only $5 3509 eens st mar "| atom Phe Uae Cara Se FORECLOSURE SALE Ki) ‘FOSSESEs? TOUR ae 7 ITS PO cee ¢ arp Se Se ries Mpc: OEM OE Rigg ts, Shing h rma % Ne = — 7 eee oe na _ 7 + We ag ¥ nt et wee * = Shi Bioen Mia: * RN geet e ¥ 9 oe: “Sie ee ee ey. CO., Ime. Open Nights and Sunday i te gt sag GO lOO tl a ga a ae a VOIR an >a ee pais ~ gam pSeEsaIIR wae x Se cad PEM TOURINGS All Models U i we 1926 *” eee og om gape hogs , ae Pay vat and Mama’ S C ar ek a oak onl Hie a a eee ee ee ON NG. oy Tones nee eS - ‘] A bag . Kit asaya eo A “> oro sey tipi Wyner WEL aR SURE et Rey s: : MO TOR Cl nights and Sun iy JE 2 1922 Dodge tL el at See Smee ned, * | FORD—Tudor sedan: NSO sBiereng SALA MM im he : weds ‘“ ee Aa ee eee eee eum a bs Rs i MARMON SPORT SEDAN c—-1923-—Studebakep | | BUtTe ‘K— Touring ; a Hige of a ee ~--—as RP ya eae Ae — MED gs Delmar at 52d.(e} —BUT TRUE Oakland Se dan like new. Vafetia: Morris. 2810 Olive FORD—To uring: — shape: se Tudor —| Like New ‘ a FORD SF DAN, eae ES RUT TRUE 1~-19°96 OAKLAND. Ford Tudor Sedan Bo. 42 098 bell Bri seme ~ WAL eh nade nD rak ~ a about $135 aow n. a yRD—Late model od ord Seder RR ny @ le Ben Pilla 2 sot + ve 0 dell OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P "Bray. Hambuechen Snbie ('9. SE DAN. 1826 (ADIiLIA(—Phraeton Sen lakland 2-Door Sedan ~ sia « 1926 t ring. “925 - ¥ oO MG. 4. ‘and even pen wo ite 8 a4 a ae en wt A peblattie,, Rieti 5 + ie D ery ye ten ; RN ern ge extra tire. | “nock aah 0 my OAKLAND SEDAN Ree Coens WEBER DG GEO TE TU DOR lagnarts AN CHEVROLE) a | ee : roe ‘ 0h 0 ees EVROLET — 1926 | - ad eosin TOURING, en he Re lo w _ for a car _ aidan i bila linia ii 0: allie ie FORD | TOU RING PRANKLIN—Sedan: | All La oe teurings errant BiGg 4 $100 Lo $3 44 all gl sarentesd. Flint oe FORD rOVRINGS cares for flahing tripe: $25 t TR BL OR ee ll gala te ANB BLE Ne te Saat Uv ie Caen a Grad ee < Gardner ‘'6’°* Sedan - vee oh gle ee ee Nanagle Gtilis. 3110 FORD hee RING 2698 os wtarter ond in in running order: “Bray [fambuechen Motor Co. 1926 FORD TOU ING #350 —— CHEV ROL, b 1. yar 0, got — GARDNER &-CYLINDER ted ON ( HEV ROLET——Touring. PACKARD SIX c “LUB SE DAN A 1 Ney bh wi ‘ike TIL. TON. GAR Dp? NER, al + . Daher AD’ 24 a a ee ee eee, ee ee es rT 96 oat bj b ha-wiko is ernie cagialany ellie slice even uee chen Motor Co. U 1 IV ABLE BUT ROE Ford Four-Door wate KUHS. 3 HAVE "1923 Hudson Sedan TRYST. E R— Fo ring. ‘abs a ~~ * a = Chensiee Sport Phaeton a a = Hie: wade. § PHAE ‘aL ‘DSON FRAMPTON . “TIL TON GARDNER MOTOR 1925 are Sedan a Reposse ‘ssed C hry sle r ae Radio Special Spogt ee ee) ae ey Pe (HS agg $ ‘la “HUDSOS . "RAMP" ON, SOU THSIDE “SIDE NASH CO. 14 HU P MOBIL E ‘SEDAN, oi J ip vineg SOUTHSIDE REO INC event e. and —_ 26 H udson Touring - eA Hupmot le. [fe lub Sedan “HHL p MOBIL E 8 SEDAN ssilonigiensiSead 5 meno oeEO se a ee a a ~~ ie aie CGE EE = as i : ” Willys Knieh f Sedan. $2395 fit amt ean . NEW DAY JEWETT alf of ‘orig! na! “coat You shou "“ARANTY ™M Par R “Willys. Knight — Sedan new paint«e new tires eet one in tower a rea 1927 bor “GE aPORT TT RING itup 5 Passenger , "THE CARTWRIGHT #OTOR OD Delmar at 864.1) vour chance to uy a new ‘OLIVE new with origina! tose Trade or termes. Alwaya ‘open. WE have several! Steiner Pahrenk og 292!'~27 L&acvSY MEE.

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org Jeet heh: te Sate eee OS ee ee 6A ST. LOUIS | 25-900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. wana POST-DISPATCH. sneeiitin oo oem rh - ¢ & ] ee \DiTtr E AUTOMOBILES = PASSENGER CARS = TRUCKS = ACCESSORIES # : | os ] “= Senecio a — ox =x x s =x 2S ———— : Touring Cars For Sale| 2 ee _ Vewoke Fer Sale a = = 3 = . : , ~ tr rn. hek D Cail Sun- ° ? WEIN oy [Shr See Rortand, OS i Be! very Pat ate i . ‘ ~ge te ars ri: : «=? ba Nye Te) i; sc Be a art es ee a $85 down. Open evenings and iNsnua DPoDGE—18 ike new. cheap. a Vacs» r r i) WV 2 — 85 _ ee. ae tat eee: Pecans. tana) OU | hance rom of tp e \ C4 7 Lan xX With winter tnciosun is nh CimKlard = [oe sts wun TE Te} 3 ik web dk iy > i touring. 4@4-whceei brakes, DSiucebaker spe Lcheule TO4t atin g : Clas 5. $ ~«? r } = i 4 if truck pa Sh DO i} . : mw 3} - MOTOR U 3 « noing order. Goedecke o © oe (foes ce Sit tee ct) Just out of the Paint Shop and mechanically first- 7 | | : 124 DODGE LIGHT class. Forty beautiful Sport cars, Roadsters and For New Whippets and Willvs-Knights Makes This Sale Necessary: | ay JEWETT—1924 tourine «6 new 1) RY C , a ne : | | $125: trade. terms 25065 S. Jeffers ; I L iV EN Rie, UCK | Family cars ready for Summer delivery. . oth ana repaint "27 Jewett Tourin: first-class’ used truck: gual ranteed | a " : a ? | ie Shane watt Oy =t! REO ST LOUIS INC. 3145 Locust et.(7)| Some beautiful automobiles that we will paint to | \ We A ONO Weve fail | SS SOV nine Nf N) (CO) eam me hanica eandition. Has ori ' ’ Rig a , ; : hee 9 —— ae: your satisfaction. Le | fname finis? good D & A a ne. 7 vis ; ie ee re * o : | : Terme if desireA set : ition: used verv little: fe We are not putting on anv sale, but selling real af , | aa : 3 Young Fellers Don't Overlook PORD— 1928 t-tom express boas. 40> bargains to people that may help us in the future it eS ©) © | Se qQits | s iz Big 6 Jewett stand r Sl. be FES CTR - —e - ; oa ie 4 - i J ‘#7 3 good as new: bumper. 5 good tires. die RD—Truck: light delivery: panel bod You ean buy these cars part CASH and CONFT- ms Ss iG | i | cs fons rite ee en y : a ee? oe Sete: ee ee y DENTIAL TERMS on balance. S } : fe ‘ Rests Moron Can Ca Fi + —— Js ert for paper hanger ‘ . 7 | 65 | US ic Re @ | O ’ 2 see 202'-27 LOCUST MavR. or bu ik, $5). 4711 Natural Bridge. oy) at present. - + = | i 5 : ms Q POs ght $75: bargain. %y 4 } m4 ° ° / * ‘ ; ‘ ics ; * 4 + ’ , is b , +, rr ~~ * - = ake, PORD truck paneled body. $125 some very wood automobiles as low as $lo0.00 @e 68 - Gustom Finished . ined Gart | «=. 7 | s OO | : 4 : a : r r a “eh del: er a - = Q + nao . . - + J = 4 is rt Jewett spor mrine 10°43: ex : : ©} a7tt + T. rept esented. “ ue . G7 o ' ‘ a chamica: condine: Wier CHC. CBU aw i) 2811 Norwood. C. Lesch - . | ; E es if 6A rea. bios a SOT} Por: ue is ‘asa 4 2 . ae of the ae Used Cars We Have Ever Had Will Be Offered for a rma. 164 gm ttnetid : 1 231 st . a i | : 4 , S S 2 og —~ amet | mee : — = ~4 4 . ¥% Aa —_ os Se . a ~ J > a eo 42 bn ’ / 7 , f f a ‘ ‘ , a 4“ Ya WY pee 4 YY a -_ > 4 | © 7 > , ‘ t ‘ my BS ; poe apie , cy ? , bal | 7 t - r , ’ 7 ” | ‘ ~ N 3 — od / 4 i. ee ghd c p> Bf Tal ~ oO! \ 4-DAass 2 = + i INS e > la binial bin’ 9 a > | j AN. Bide /4\ in NID A I iI t Ji [ al ihe i ; ' - a hea 2) ~_— . x . ‘ . ' . \ = — } ‘ j i t J J : : ’ j . a RMON—S-paseencer Phaetor t creat, FORD—Ton trock. 1947 Citizens’ AG De) With “res Ss 2VNGeeaei oO Gis, be) oleh LY “ = ~) i Nd 72s bb 9 & \ MiO) i is — Wy = VV 2o3ee wy, -.% acrific 208 M.ePhersc third ficor tai 3) Easton. 1. DOSS. . aa. | t aie ee SO! an 192: onad delivery bedv. | '™ Distributors of Nash Automobiles Awe p>) if ) 1 ~ ! 45 MOON—Tourine 192° . Sth « I\ iy | a 7 2 + ‘ @ tis rer rg ; - h e e n PT i } “ . 28 \ ‘ D ] : R H ci B 2 € | j d ( - . d 3 _condition, $82 _DBivar 4255. _ FORD Track: 19234; $60. Perrine Mota: a Wholesale and Reta! a. Our Beautiful New Car Display hoom Has been Lurned Over to Used Cars , xe ‘ + * o _ a i» ie ) = i 2 ? ‘ ¥ : ae pet | + a H “ Wot _ (‘o “el 14 y ‘ » r~ . a +. x 7 onthe @icit _ - = 4 . rt ar ; Salen. “ = é . ’ ‘ La” w= * - r Sit . J some . | . 3 : * P i \I is qd si TI * d W i e* MOON—Touring with good paint 3 r grocer. 4731 Newberry These Four Great Histo \ -Making Davs—Sunday - wonday, uesday and ednesday Hi se Na et ae] Trae } ar ° | % or “ \ S100 dowr } na 62 5] hes I—] 24 smobie “ wa cab exprees if ake a =—1924—Oldeme Te ick: closed cab. es COO RR Rem fal NTP R = I x ae es ; ~} 9° > = a ‘ pea () ; eS ’ ~~ ~~ Z\ } dh ~ ° qs — i a ie touring: $ a \ : ; . 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' R - and ye ' * , : Me ( 4) = iy] CHIs - s L ee ) N o a 7 tp ine, 4 no® . ror™™ - w _ } en ; — a i 4 % i Ae: Fal i 0 } .y } a. ioT™ sy fi -" re: waa 4 a ’ i a ; ‘ "2 4 ; " ; Sone nen * a _ “y Hoe = s _- ry - ; 4a¢ ‘ vee i Last ‘ > ‘ nm. & tis . ‘ pf 3 ” 74 a0 CPEV! ia; > _™ ae - $ “ ity e* o ‘i ri ‘ ¥ 8 a _ ‘ + Ut FEasex Co h aay Tin a li ™ _ Wns. niheneat SOE EEE v26 Essex Coa , 3 | : ~SON STOR GAR nn aS. Witn slarters: tons i 1 1926 M oon T iTinkg $15 Dow ' ‘ 292!~27 LO©CVsY BLYR. ine, 963 Sb tee She Se ee : i 4 valine si ,& 9 ft) ™ — : } 8 hi i “ 5 ene | ~, la . Steg alae a L a: | 4 1 hee iene « . - ; r RE pam , ~_ i wer hyss , ar ois | hod le. } i>\ }- : ne ~ -=40 ~, cs . oP { ist) He i ] ‘ "eae gee > i : : os =a Fo RL —pDumr truck Pla ae gy IRE 19°4 Buick Touring . . 6195 Thewei i $ sas ; P et os): . A, ins iC OR } a RRS © ain l i — | ’ 12 rake} 5? : ’ ’ ~ _— 4 tra ae ’ , ? ales ; r ats ; cyl? rw . “yf } YT) . » ae) if : 19 1 os eth d . ° a mpi agi ie Preietes.2 as ' oh it } r E R M S if , : S” =» & a i”); : = me ’ ; ‘ }e — e ~ +. 4c Ty wT \ | ive} Paige r; ;% =~ MS Se 1 i “~ ’ ; I . i 4 ~ Y ’ =_ t a. _ , »** Adie: : . v a . ~ . . , * ; ’ ; With the ou : ri pagel ; et ; ' ‘ ©1} it ue Rr ne the ear von are now arriving Witt il. W e na’ Tr pe able . * . . . oa - ees a Serhan = # i. én i eee ais bo _ . ial ' i WV. em nn a -_ > > © = : : AUT > a? ge) : We at > + - ’ m —_ - or . , Sh « ; - ’ j ‘ t ‘ ‘ ; .} - + ; Fe ean i Ls ~ : | wii | BE cn | i to 5 Tons UTS PRICES ON EVERY FORD CAR | - faaeees MOTOR CAR COMPANY. ae ee EE: OR ALL SIZES AND KINDS ( CK! N \ : ~e pegense = ‘ 1“ : E TELL ¥ OT THE E TRUTH { by. ~ Im - abs : . ; Soautheas? "ene ms ~ mm £6 , Board ot; Om... ol 4 CoOuUsOi) ia hion of P e- oc } — bl © * ce H Lead de = " , 3 : *% > ae e bal ¥ ~~ ~ ] Ts ‘ "t ’ . ’ » , i a | — = 5 | oS . . ° ‘ > f q » 7 yy " ™ . Rep bOSSeSSeU i Re Q Sedan vo ger aga ge ~ “itl ton truck Reconditioned (ruaranteed Hg eee HI CxS KINGCHESTER MOTOR CQO. - a” ar "7 7? cee . ‘ £4 7 . ale — Pick yours now while the stoek | ry : ~*~ -_ eens . —- « — - nOdY Sty.es Is complete—take delivery later, | et LA UEL HUPMOBILE BARGAINS Recor ditioned, newly refinished in Ducq front aad rear bumpers, extra tire—all ready to drive away. 7° . es * — ; ; s ~ ns Roms Pe rer - a ~~ = ~ : : [ANCHESTER AT KINGSHIGHWA due y $425: 1 ther sedatris A ‘A m tr ‘hear ierms a oa se a +4 r i. | > ag el om 2 sia = = * ~ - —_ . ."& : we ’ . d ? : : “oy ocus Mepeed Tike nev a Se ee — ~ Heasend BA. ois MARMON BARGAIN , Moder Auto Parta southeset, corny | ER T™} L EM FE ‘ & A ' ‘ OMOBILE CD. - STUDEBAKER—Lich: ¢ ~ - . . J ‘ - ute , . 8 r HUPMOBIL. CORNE 1 Oe} ' | Olds ¢ . : : “a 1924 Indiana: 2 pneumatic tires . $724 Ye f top and ; saa ice : E CORNER—-1i%h & LOCUST _" % ics L 2 A * ‘7 an a ‘ ~ " ra - é Krewe ifs & . a ve i 1 94 a a ce os 4. ss NR eaw, $7 STUDERA ki " " . ~ : ~ - tr . . i nl leaz he! iPpuo.st = _ r “Gar - 7" k« , - 3°05 Lacust mes oe neo— . . ; ; » 4 : i P 3 res ae ™ s a" F 7 3 : " “ : 4 ; f + . . i : 0 * Sites eee a : 1913 Buick touring. goed conditio howe ean 5 fia shap finished in > a uctments ‘= ao oe > ior 25 Manchester £990 Graves : TOO a ' . ' t 1° i ' 7 1g ' : windy | : ' . a Sy i>: ) ~~ wih M . —— - ~f & aif . ye : + - . - N \ 7 ’ j M ' Lt OT tr) =, \! orn" i t +. ° . ai . — Open Fs (ETAT OF ard Sundays eS ince -ACKARD SIX TOURIN aevOrANA. TRUCK CO | : RUCKS—8. 3 19°23 a : eit beg ss Sys | ae, — 4 . . ~ ~ i seat oe > " © | y +. : ¥ ’ se Ss o , - 3 = » ~ = = * — —_ +. : " 1925 Studebaker } - = ae ROU 1-16 Lindell and Sarah en Sundar. 92 to ] s tow : nahi he ear CSED tires es « ritks st x sui i on : a 2 5 ota owed 4 - F exw nw” tits Ta ud r ~ : " 7 i \ eS ; a os " 3 ee r, er au a : , 287 ; i > )- 7 s | ‘ ee ee - rm ; a 11ToS . i w De PI 24 4 O% 3 4 ns ‘ , - iia ¢ a? ; } Cs Mm Li a i “hy Aaj } “Prt? s . > “ , = rOcTs a ral ha! ! ‘\ i . ’ : . , t ¥,, 7 ae ie . "= 7 a hy - ait e Cie Beige aur . ; ee . ™ ~ . « , ; . a ‘ ee * ” 4 ~ nw “ i é ' } & ina > ¢ lL. ss it az 4 vs 3 a UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locus Ai wars Open. . . imack hee 7 « * lg : , : este: Pare ; 2 > \ . 4 , ° — “Mt ; : ' 4 . ; ’ : i «> ait CK ~ . + + - bi * 4 T°, . Peg ‘ : 5 > $ } . : bs J s - : - c - ~ : VI ab Pn on sites , oe saat , : . for ' re Pimms 14 Ges : ae In ho o ‘ . ' Look, Service Men, Look arn iributors. [805 Locust § 1925-1924 Dodge pancis and Pi pods. E. M. K GS14 Clas .! is a0 - . phon 2161 Morvan. - Auto Bodies For Sale ne For Sale Z . - ‘ A . — " - > - ' ’ ‘ ae ~ on ; 4 : 9 ‘ Big ” ‘ Twi SF = * “7 My . ’ ° . aA = a | iF JY -> me 0 4) eh 3 e co 7 cr = mt i « as hie ; a ‘ PIT? oe " 14 -“, J F: ee ~ : . o —- aa 7 as 3 and a S595: has ever Ore avi 2 / 1825 and 1974 Ford rane's. teht deli rs KR Wtd—Lone me ee , 8 ine Be ,Tompt Shipmette { of | @- ar “Sli Gan a — PAY A* DE om high-grade 5 ie z ' e eT 3 t : ’ — 4 4 ~ +» ge .* * - at ; m+ } . . a " . : - — ~ "4 : VP ul : sinastinananemetincenans oan - - " _— - . ilies . . : _ - : =e ad ; » 7 -s } 5 resi nore: ORS A A ; 3 K-—Perfect senditien, @ry. with starter and demountabie rims . “4 HT) «4 : etien ae =—————————— Frit ; é . Besher Lehmar 3441 Pize. : 4 : = . Oo} : aig : ~ eae i > aT snl is “was $5 : ; ming —— — 3 “Ww ERER Mt EVES i ~ seal bi since oat — tins “= at F wih “ — P 2a | ok cen gong ftatnengaetng lt Men e LRR Stake track 1925 Reo 1-ton chaas: g and cab WE BER PLE DGED LSseD & AVTOMOBILE CO CAR VY ASHIN¢ . EQUTpP ees z aie USED TIRES—$* uo a © . : 4 ‘ : . : MWways & Tw iota ] — > Feed 2-¢ . With ster run body bene SF hee er cars Hommeobile ree \ a | ‘a « ae I ae — i); 19°4 coun . . . , ; ad ‘ ‘ 19°3 Feder —. dian ™ oat ."T" 7 ~ * nore s se ae? ha | E i o~ ' Pe Fo i : - ; +. $n . . . . =. rao. - ' ‘Cadi o] : Ne rtp c? 7 292'-27 resus: * ona tag RTE T RCO. 1 Standard 6 lace 1926 model. fully PU) : : i: : | L@Ocoudy jwundrs 3 overal other @peed wag- 0 O ( "O.. Ine. . | | ”" i HUPMOB)| F CORNER condition - - ! 7 | _ | TIRES— sis = — ef - . tee STUTZ—Teurins Bea . tae ae ee ea ee One Nig*t and Sundave Snish oks igo : wed 7 deste as _ ees 19°@- tern ‘ 5 ae to w be ee ne eAAceiient ond? a - Re, ~~e n MHE> Eads © te A Sms : , a eae ‘4 ; i? ~°* Vere — ss rN Si y \ ~— \) ~ clehae | 1923 Vv ya : ; nib . :, ‘ , Ri A ONLY Ril N MP) rT ° ba 4) 2 LILOS Al i] LroOst “3 , : POT : ne : ; | F . 4 “ , a —e aoe Depariinen « B I wp ¢ | , ” Po aon PH sing ey . ies ‘ _- . “Zt «a ee ‘ , ~) alt a . . } Make ¥y Our ee ret lined am ‘ Bi it a $th ——— euponenantes nesters ease ~ i ‘e Yo re ~ al Dicete : 428 —_ i4 . aie 4 . “4 ~ 1 R rar ; ay i - ~ 1) Ww — “ ‘ q eo cineinthiaeeeee aa —~ : ret - » 9 ’ " ze ya nae » Ey ic: nat > 5 o ~ 1OCS Onwk! sth rt: a2? i runtiea pPerieos ¥ 4 Fe. | ‘ . - me _ . ” - a a , * hue 4 i? rt om TG ’ 4 . 4 - 7 " * — ~ : an | ye i yt 1° 7 : o - : : Pes 3 cuit 4 ae : x my « 4 . YEU aw ehhee 2 ij D—D *°e e ef " . ‘ rs “a ; ‘ ; ‘ i ; iJ + : 4 ‘ ee! \s ; — “ ; mF ‘ - i > ‘ ‘Fa i~tna ca — - . ‘ ie io ‘Ss tee her . . ae te . j im . ~ ~ hu + Vibe ba ne ‘ —_— . . “ : is ' ™“™ 4 : ee v nanan : an eghonapentes - ‘ , \ = a is ; ’ ” _— : ~— Ss 2 c = are "a ' ? al si} ” os ck, 1a°74 Daovcigre 1 ‘Tims Wot % N17 1 = Poe at ~~ Oy ei Cry eC? eS } “hl tourtne ~~? , ae en os , Marsha «tte 3 alo ie res by ca ote = ‘ : wii ; ] tek To « z 7 ce ni ’ ; . Tob 7 os k ; po a ° . - - : ha ey , , - ™ ‘ . 7 . a “ e . ; ? P = in re —s — = Th - ~ ree ‘ " — ~ . ae : ook, ae mt ‘ eat re bad >) ‘di . . ‘Le * Py vi x a : . ® ie —_ - _—- gr = — —. sto es we ... a8 SRA RiisHT 44ND ON s. = rrr ‘' S.is ~tuce Dax Sli “ oy ee wT > - iz P7 ne ialiy ~ ° Lom ft Fine — —— : Ez a as SAT Fa ine , [nen we Sf . it ‘ : ai i Mee (tu pry =: a e 4 ‘> .7 . hon nt PP, a ; ui Bi Vey i if 1 eu ; os ie be ! LK a * . * " : ° no “x he 7 - at WW -“"s ) Yt thes V4 i Pa 7 —— " = ~“~* fe Ail - ~ iA x Ft > Br = y - \ : . ——~ 7 rv "T + " » ve . . ty . . ‘ 3 aes \ : . ’ 4 a “ a . ™ : 7 c% ‘ 3 ; . yg - +14 _ a ti . hy \ 2 . Pedi . aor ~ a — —— : ~ ; b> “eae 2 ons ' q ; 7 ‘ ‘ o > °° * . + = . ; 3 wT es — fc \ D 2 C c — : ; . “ : — - - — F ; / e€ t S:de NY oF Sd nd 4 ™, ~~! ‘ee aes eee TRI (~t ~ ay ¥ idea > @ sec ; ru Cc . vm! alk ths - i as : yi : rf M4 . a ' 4 Ly : segieaan c os “s ry : eo ear * vy § “ we 2 NGOL. — os te tee uti ar ral S Sacrifics a * ‘ in : : "as eer , = Rte i TIRE 38a , 224.5 ieittint (perm Sunda 2—e'e gr a> 19°4— Ford Pane! “%-ton trosc ‘nF uCcs “a ~ — " , ; , These : , f _ ‘ ; i« : ‘ * wt ‘ 4 . > > W Pied eee aie Xa £e Tis \ ad tam + _ ' ‘ : : , (teygy, | = ey ° j cpnh ys . : . ‘ 4 “** niet » . be et tae Bee ot On. Me “ ak as ‘ THR — ,2nn ra. % 4 : a f } P ne AcTReE MANE aS hs gato 194 1, Pn P oe | Delix ery Truck ¥ ‘aa 7 ! +. 2 hevenlet “Ca te $13: Pryr ? : . ie . is . 5? we ; ~ * i ’ } +P gr — iw repainted: looks and { Seri cad anc stake bour. dand: / ifl4 Far Im : . T2¢ RAY : sure S150 1% i re cet “ Vliaxe wee le 9 —_ ae See } . . ; a ~ . aes | i? *"a ¥ rua’ Ante. 4 »ar- ei itt's * as i or i 1? . t > - a : ‘ : . . ¢ ~ 4 . 4\ — . — ” a: ~ ; eal ye Sy ‘$8 ~ a - . : A . . i 4 - ee? ; 7 ae ; | > . : ; ad r ' it . ba al UA s De ‘ . z j bn ‘ we ao f z / s 7 . . ° on 4% } e : . 2 . ¢ } a? * gre = _ ra dad Tris : = we re c- as ‘ a ¥ land 19°74 an elbhers i rerense ales 4 Pei ="T a te "ts Nec. 27145 ta “ust ¢ > ’ 1a0R— Te) ow hk ught 5 | ‘on dem (i! “ O = ls anenest | s ie 7 LS aceite : - — ~- i Ma -* ¢ : Batteries 3 : : ety "uties - : 7 ‘ * % : : a cs é : ; : ar ben’ ‘ lare ‘? nae » 2 “wet i ¥ : Rl} —M a i “ie yaa , ss 4 oa —- * tm mo na ; ; " ; ee i 4 a Pr s ie « ure ¢ a a 4 TTE R . st Rx : ¥ Me : ,_ar ° “i aheon to ; : - . met Pe Laae ALY A— 1 tam¢ @Radin rive ‘ake boc ay a = oe onl tam , rescue Thea , . _ ’ ‘ond vidi rt oe Nn ae “= a. *.te rat 9 body }) ogg r: run SOQ miles: 9 rea > REP. ISSE SSE al c AR my Rr ‘i ar Se 15° anal ote ta — BODY} hathdllee ao en : — sie Some —-— es -™ = = $2 ~ # ; wienongaiagiie eae ST REFRUILT and cuaranteed © WV BARG AINS “$4.75: guaranteed 42°5 Thek! a “995 2:36 Easton. -_ ge —_- 1B == Trucks For Sale THE WHITE COMPANY {% C» rancing from ton te S tone. (Fort sma swe PS ae 3 BODIES —Ford coupe. 3 1838-as c FD TIRES— Hoots. sackes , ¥ ae . mito 5 tons 2™i tpadstors D—Delivery truck. closed hedy exce “oem a coupe. 2. 1! The new hassis — Sale eat orices. Fi Rn .. § % ene . {1 im ane tes -gipmen Seneslanand i mengd met : es BH ‘ alas Sn ood STs oF tra 4108 Otne sieniennios an 2 ome tieman Pub@er } Be mo eg > — cae BEST VALUES i Sage Se ee i Ford coupes. *. $150. 3518 N. Breaeway. | BODY —Top = a DORRIS I A. G—foupe body and chan |” #333 Easton. Dunias: G8 . oe ‘ ae « ‘ P ~ ~ Rete | ” PE ouneey aclthen Me ae Pane ee Sane Ric _ oe Ui. waht TIS t® Se a ae — - iat - : = Pe 8 ae 7 ; * j > ‘ aE = a! ET -- ; 2° ‘ T i “eae _ ~ Wh — ce EE ES SE Uses Darts dtires. OFalon , | BODIRSa.s eae : . ; ee + Ae ’ = ny gene ~ og omens oe Qn i" Rae le «arte? . nd, emacs Tops For Sale ; + Gition. Sa to 8° ‘ 4151-67 Forest Park BR! H) - ¥ hh » Ferd tom trucks. late models 1. | ocee nev rns Meon and, $25 sScow Natural Rrid — In‘abies — ———————“ Shown at Me ) Beh SOUTH SDK CHEVROLET cx . oe BY IF ftersen 831 ©8648 Washingt-> |. A” in good runnine omfer fom 19¢3 ae ernational Truck P Parts amv Otber Cars: reasonable prices Moe mn — TIRES 3x 4 tr} ijeet bes ores or ee Oo .SCoueT ng Meteor Car ) quneme Pee eS 4 f . Sr 6 ae ™s. trade Morra 2816 ve 697] Pao he ee aed —? “tax Top Coe "45-4 tate oe. 2 oe ‘ , ‘ eae ei % _

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DELIVERED FROM PRIS ON| na Shoe box John P. Carroll, a Criminal With a Long Record, Played on the Feelings of a Factory Official at Leavenworth — Now He Is Free, But His Hideo: Is In the Hands of the Lay. SE BB Tt ee , er e2 Esa v2.22 —= 4 y_/ * heal = VA saitiiihlies ee a % Lege ser £ 4 7 4 lit ar Raph RMN ARL AG EY spattamsde OY re Pe 7 - kn Me ae ES er, oes al eye o — > - a = > & wm? — oe _ A Renton, en ~ << - a he ine eo -—* “0 OE EE et my = o ~® a —— me we - ~ . watt set te sh « — a ae ae Pay) ae Sey mo Pe Paw he Mw “ ~ » od By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine LEAVENWORTH, Kansas. HE recent escape of John P. Carroll from the Féderal Peniten- tlary here, one of the most remarkable in the records of the prison, was effected, facts pieced together by investiga- tors have revealed, : by the coming to- WU gether of two per- sonalities, Carroll, a clever, shrewd crook, and Charles N. Thompson, assistant super- intendent of the prison shoe factory, a kind- ly man, simple and deeply sentimental. Thompson had long been known as a good shoe man. He made his name in his chosen trade in St. Louis, where he worked for sev- eral firms. He was known as a capable and efficient worker and as a genial! and pleas- ant boss. He made many friends, too. He had no faults or vices, was a good mixer, and sym- pathetic, always ready to listen to the trou- bles of his friends. Fastidious in his per- sonal habits, he dressed immaculately but soberly. When, as was inevitable for a man of his tempérament, he decided to marry, he chose for his wife a widow, left-penniless with a little daughter in her home in Murphy&boro, Illinois. Upon the death of his wife but a very few years after his marriage, he lavished all his affection on the child who had taken his name. He decided to leave St. Louis, in- trusting the daughter to her mother's par- ents at Murphysboro, where he had fre- quently gone as a visitor. He worked in several cities that afforded opportunities in his line and went, after a time, as superintendent of the shoe factory at the Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun. service offered a broader chance, Thompson took the civil service exam- inations, passed them successfully, and was sent as assistant superintendent of the new shoe factory which had been opened in Leav- enworth Penitentiary, at a salary of $3000. Besrnce ot perhaps, that the Federal He established himself in aie furnished room, but a short distance from the prison, and settled down to lead the life of a model Federal employe, anxious, at the age of 48, to advance. It was not often that he went out. Much of his time he spent in his room reading, for the most part books on business and the shoe industry that might help him along in his career. He made friends readily with Warden Thomas B. White, and other asso- clates at the prison, as well as with towns- people with whom he was thrown in contact. One and all they liked this pleasant, kind- ly man with the well-molded, square face, the straightforward eyes and the genial, smiling mouth. admired his deep affection for his stepdaugh- ter, now a girl of 12 the occasional gift or remembrance that the child sent to him that he was — moved to tears. His landlady anf his new- found friends noted as we!) Ds: extreme nervousness It was scarcely more than ohiinis after His iandlady observed and So stirred was he by Page Two. shed ek ee John P. Carroll. Thompson had come to the prison that Car- roll was transferred to the shoe factory. It would be difficult to find a type represent- ing a more direct opposite to Thompson than the crook, Carroll. Shrewd, hard, crafty, 20 of his 53 years he had spent in evading prison terms for vari- ous crimes, while nearly 20 more he had spent in one penitentiary and another. He possessed a determined resourcefulness ut- terly foreign to Thompson’s nature. His face has grim, almost masklike lines, the jaw strong, protruding, the chin firmly cleft, mouth harsh, eyes set close together. Not a vicious face, it had distinct indications of a craft that approached intelligence and keen perception. cago, where he was first convicted of receiving stolen property in 1900, and sentenced to from 1 to 10 years. Released after two years, he was again sentenced to the Illinois State Penitentiary in 1909 ona robbery charge. Paroled in 1914, returned again in 1915, paroled again in 1918, re- turned to Joliet once more the same vear, he escaped in May, 1919. (ers, wher prison record began in Chi- He did not brush against the law again until a year ago. With his wife, he left a trail of forged checks from Seattle, Wash- ington, to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he was caught at last by postoffice agents. He and his wife were sentenced to seven years each, Carroll going to Leavenworth and his wife. Mabel, to a women’s prison farm near Kan- sas City, where Federal prisoners are occa- sionally placed on contract with the Govern- ment. Carroll had served but eight months of his sentence when he came in contact with the kindly superintendent. How he first secured his hold over Thompson is not definitely Known. Warden White, following Carroll's escape, has revealed a significant fact in the as- sistant superintendent's past that had not been known. Thompson had at one time been involved in the unlawful possession of acar. His sentence had been suspended. It is the Warden's opinion that in some way Carroll learned of this one shadow in Thompson's life. It is possible that he be- gan his campaign to use the prison super- intendent with vague threats. At any rate, the clever crook had care- fully appraised his man. He began a defi- nite campaign to. enlist scheme for his escape. Under cover of various pretextsa, he found a chance to talk to Thompson. He unfold- ed to him, when he had sufficiently gained the Kindly man’s confidence, the story of a cache of $68,000, buried near Memphis, Ten- uessee. He substantiated this, aocording to the record which Warden White has pleced together, with forged clippings and letters. Thompson in a To a man on a $2000-a-year civil service job $68,000 must have seemed a huge sum of money. There were the years stretching ahead when he would grow old and be re- tired. There was the little girl, too. Car- roll was cautious at first, Thompson hak since revealed. He made no promises at first He merely pointed out the desirability of pos. sessing half of $68,000 by such a very slight effort. Growing bolder, he held out a defi nite offer of half the sum. He played upon Thompson's sympathy, too, and told him of his wife, who was held at the prison farm. Thus was Thompson brought a step closer to the project that had formed long ago tn Carroll’s mind. The kindly Thompson agreed to carry letters to Carroll's wife, a violation of prison rules. At the women’s prison farm he met, through Mrs. Carroll, a woman employed there as a clerk. He became, according to Warden White's account, interested in her. As gradually these motives gainéd impelling. force, as Thompson turned them over in his mind, the project ad- vanced to the stage of a defi- nite plan. Warden White has evidence indicating that the four, CarroY and his wife, Thompson and the other woman, whose name is being withheld by Depart- ment of Justice investigators, planned to escape together Carroll was able to make it all sound glib and easy. So persua- sive were his ar- suments. that Thompson's be- lief in his good in- tentions in carry- ing out the scheme to its con- clusion is _ still unshaken. On February 2§ Thompson direct- ed one of the con- victs in his em- ploy to make a stout wooden box, similar to but stronger than those used to ship shoes out of the penitentiary. When completed, he inspected it carefully and then ordered the pris- oner to reduce its size by one-half. Later on the same day, when the prisoners had left the workshop for their cells, Carroll squeezed his 5 feet 61-2 inches of bulk into the box, which was about 16 inches wide, 23 long and 27 deep. Thompson nailed it se- curely shut, addressed it to a Kansas City firm, and directed one of the prison delivery men to take it to his rooming house, where he would have an express man call forit. He warned the man to be extremely careful in handling it. For some time the box containing the pris- oner stood on the sidewalk outside Thomp- son's rooming house. Returning at his cus- tomary hour in the evening, hé@ asked two men from a neighboring poolroom to help him carry it up to his room. EANWHILE, at the prison Carroll AY been missed. Warden White tel- ephoned Thompson to ask him to bring out his keys so that a thorough search of the shoe factory might be made. Thomp- son came at once, and although the Warden noticed that he was extremely nervous. he thought nothing of it, particularly when Thompson told him that his stepdaughter was ill, and that he might have to go away for two or three days Leaving the prison, Thompson went first to a garage, where he secured a car that he Charles N. Thompson. had previously contracted for. Then the mild, kindly superintendent bought a gun. Returning to his room, he found Carroll al- ready attired in regular clothing, and to- gether they fled It is Warden White's opinion that the early discovery of Carroll's escape frustrat- ed the plan to take the two women along No one thought of linking the mode! superintendent's disappearance with Car- roll’s escape It was a mystery until War- den White learned of the box that had been taken to Thompson's room. The box was Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 3, 1927. SPOS oe. ate el! ‘ “3 Ai’ agen “ig : 3 a » a [ a t we » * + * _— =—_— ‘ i ° ‘ ' ‘ = The Federal Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kansas. refuse of a stable on the outskirts of Memphis. He promised to divide it with me. The offer of half the $68,000 went to my head. I had a good job and lam sorry I was not strong enough to resist tempta- tion. Carroll seemed pos itive about the location #@ of the loot and we went to a stable on 1—Getting in- to the shoe box inside the fac- tory. 2—Carroll was load- ed into a truck and 3— taken through the gates to Thompson's rooming house in the town of Leavenworth, 4— where he was carried upstairs by two unsuspecting passersby and then 6—re- leased by Thompson. found in the hasement of the nearby pool- room, where Thompson had taken it when it had served its purpose. Some shreda of the prisoner's clothing were found clinging to the nails with which it had been closed. The conclusion was inevitable that the genial superintendent had effected the clever crook 8 escape. Two weeks later Thompson was Caught in New Orleans He had left Carroll but two days previously. They had deserted the car at Hernando, Mississippi Crestfallen, humbled, frightened. Thomp- son told the story of their flight to Depart- ment of Justice investigators “Carroll told me he had cached $68 000 from an Oklahoma mai! robbery in the the outskirts of Memphis one dark night looking for the money. We dug in the dirt, but our search was in vain. ‘We remained in Memphis for several days, Carroll passing bad checks in order to provide a living. When the town became too hot we left the State, with officials in pursuit.” story, they decided to separate and meet He claimed to know nothing of Carroll's whereabouts Thompson will be brought to Topeka for trial in the Federal Court there on a charge of aiding a prisoner to escape. The charge carries a two-year penalty. Warden White expects that he will plead guilty, in which event he will come back to the penitentiary here as a prisoner. Department of Justice agents are coD- fident that they will soon take Carroll. He carries unmistakable tattoo markings and has two prominent moles on his face. He has, however, successfully evaded the laW¥ many times in the past and his chances for & fairly long stretch of freedom are good. “T have never received a penny of the money Carroll promised me, but I still think he was honest,’ Thompson said upon his &r- rest. “I think he intended to give me the money at the first opportunity. And be- sides, I felt sorry for bim.”’ |: WAS then, according to Thompson's in New Orleans. By a Special Correspondent of | Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazi PARIS, Fr ae ILLIONAIRE MAN" was the quet given ick Almy JF. in 1907, the one of New largest wh woolen mer« after refusin legé@ career place in his f office, labo | wielded a she a le¢omotive on the Long Island R Hus’ decision shocked his friends. He Gl other thrill in the social sphere in of last year when he took for his Ainiee Geraldine, Dowager Lady ham one of Britain's wealthiest an widely known hostesses and philanth Thrill No. 3 came wht, on Feb. Mr, Almy, a widower ef a few mont to the altar June Dibble, one of th beautiful of the Paris manikins While the young New Yorker set learn all there was to know about F ing} and probably added much to B of knowledge in that particular field, dently had learned much in the art ning women, for- both his brides ar ae beauties. What is more, his fir who died within a year after becoml Almiy, is said to have left her spouse of 9$50.9000.000 Many New Yorkers recali young whd' preferred 10 hours a day hare to & luxurious social existence; whe thel grime and oi! had been rubbe his ruddy face each evening. returne¢ father's palatial home in Lawrence ners who resisted every effort on t of his family and friends to take Up 7 esy career - THERS will remember the () :«: stories of how the hustiii of a miflionatre told of how ferted associating’ with men who hari) for their living and how th democratic atti Clates admired the “the only man inthe yard who ‘unth brought to him by servants in mogtle tone of four Frederick Jr al, Liat tut , Ltr) But ralatent, pir ide his sire. voung Almy ente red Kenzie Academy, entered into his thi a seat. took part all a . *vOTts and was popular with hise _— Hut fust one month hefore he WoO beeb’ graduate unl Aimy left t =) grad jated va sis Z oF em y This Was 80 DU nh against t} \ mh Y S wishes that Frederick was “get a fob.’ and within 24 hours th: mah had a place at a bench tn the 5 ‘hob of the Long Island Rallroad,

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ce Rey tle te ie ape cms : ee eS — a tt ~ . ‘ ‘ S*, oe 6 a Zoe Ain & WG hl Ra Ee ee ae CS Me >. ys BRI OB cae oleh Pt tee a Pe Vie i ae +> oo . yi - Or - 7 : Ia - Z 4 Wee PO > oe a, - BS hann ; ps eet SR, By tee, PO ey hes E “gts ney t ~~ & + to oy Bee oe a a a * : ene &, e » ap heer we ers : se" el ar®. oy oe oe = R ae A Cross on the Summit of Mount Rubidoux Has Now Multiplied Many Times. Sunrise services in the Hollywood Bowl. Bridge and Tower, dedicated to world peace, St. Francis Shrine, Huntington Rock, Loring Rock and various commemorative tablets. An eaeily negotiated automobile road winds to the summit, from which remarkable views of the Valley aities, the Santa Ana River and the distant mountain range are obtainable. There {s something symbolic in these serv- ices to those who annually make the pil- grimages. To them it is like making a toil- some journey up Calvary, the Mount of the Cross. It is with an intense feeling of rev- erence and awe that thousands of men and women and children climb to the top of these low mountains tn California and take part in the services. croases are erected on the California hill- tops. The purpose is clear. For Christ himself made the pilgrimage up the steep sides of Calvary on that memorable occa- sion nearly 2000 years ago. To those who make pilgrimages here in California it is like fol Bering in the footsteps of the Redeemer and thus these services have come to have deep religious meaning. The holding of the services exactly at sun- rise is to symbolize the mtracie of the res- urrection. Pagan and Christian, Jew and Gentile stand eide by side, for none is barred. All worship at the shrine and bow down before the symbol of the faith that has such vast power over the human race. More and more of these services are held in the State each year. And as they become better known throughout the West the cus- tom is spreading to other states on the Pa- cific coast. Within the last two or three years such services also have been held in several places in both Oregon and Wash- ington. |: IS, therefore, not by chance that these A few years ago the rocky eminence near Honolulu called the Punchbowl became the scene of an Easter sunrise service. The cus- tom was transplanted there by Californians who had been accustomed to attend the serv- ices in their native State. One of the most recently established serv- ices is that at Hollywood, where a large amphitheater called the Hollywood Bow] is utilized for the purpose. Here each year a huge altar {s erected and a unton service held that is attended by upward of 40,000 persons. Not many years ago a huge rock altar and & great white cross were erected on the top- moet tip of Mount Helix, not far from San Diego. A devout woman of the city sup- plied the money needed to make this moun- tain top shrine one of the most beautiful outdoor places of worship in the world. In the heart of the residential district of San Francisco there rises a conical) shaped hill that in the early days ‘of the city was called Lone Mountain. It bore this name until the death, some years ago, of Profes- sor George Davidson, a noted geographer and scientist, when it was renamed Mount Davidson in his honor. HEN the custom of holding Faster WV sunrise services spread to San Frapn- cisco; this low mountain was selected and on its crest a huge white electrically lighted cross was erected. The original cross stood for several years until it was accidentally burned due to crossed electric wiring. The burned cross has since been replaced by an even larger one, whose white silhou- ette is one of the points of interest about the city. Standing as it does on its hill unob- scured by either trees or buildings, it may be seen from many sections of the city. It Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 3, 1927. ¢ “=. A photograph takes Easter morning, 2 minutes before sunrise Rubidous. on Mount wads 0 Aes On Mount Rubidoux. stands out in bold relief against the intense blue of the sparkling California sky. In other citles of the San Francisco Bay region, services will again be held this year. Over in Berkeley they will be held in Crag- mont Rock Park in the Cragmont Hills above the city. Here an altar has been erected and provision made for a large choir. Joint services were held here for several years prior to 1921 when the park became the property of the City of Berkeley. Since than much work has been done to make the surroundings a fitting place for the serv- ices. The crest of the rock is high above the city and affords a aplendid view of the entire bay district and far out to sea through the Golden Gate. usual at Auburn, in Northern Calffor- nia. Here another huge cross has been erected on Aeolia Heights, overlooking the canyon of the American River, one of the great gorges of the Sierra foothills. Many thousands come to these services from al! the surrounding country. | ee services also will be held as For some years services were held in Bid- well Park at Chico, but whether they wil! be held again this year has not yet been ascertained, but it is likely that they wil) be. Here there is no hilltop that may be crowned with a cross and hance the services are held in Bidwell Park, just on the out- skirts of the city. One of the impressive services {n Northern California will be again held near Marys- Ville, when the devout will journey toward the Sutter Buttes, where a cross has been erected in the pass near the South Butte. A natural amphitheater ts provided here for the many who come for miles in their auto- mobiles to be present. Other services will be held on Mount Lowe, at Baster Rock, at Rodondo Beach, at Pacific Palisades, at Santa Monica, at the huge white pvion surmounted by a cross at Glendale and at Eagle Rock, all in Southern California. . services throughout the State are attend- | - IS estimated that the Faster sunrise ed by approximately 300,000 persons an- nually. The services in the southern part of the State, naturally, have the largest at- tendance, for there it has been an annual event much longer than in the northern see tion. Also, more such services are held there than in the north. Many of those from nearby who attend these services begin to come as early as mid night. Many who come from a distance are on the road the day and evaning before. Now that the automobile has become the unk versal means of transportation in California at all seasons of the year, the attendance has become greater and greater. Roads leading to the top of these Mounts of the Cross are usually crowded with m#& chines and with pedestrians during most of the night before Easter morning. Motorists usually leave their cars parked at the foot of the mount. From there they join those who make the remainder of the journey 08 foot. While the services vary in some degree at each of the places where they are held, the generally accepted program begins with & chorus of trumpeters exactly at sunrise. This is usually followed by a hymn in which the huge congregation of the devout join. Thea comes a variety of sacred orchestral selec- tions, followed by a silent prayer and & prayer led by some noted divine. Usually there aleo is an address by some orator of note and a short sermon by a minister oF priest selected for the occasion. The singing of selections by children and other orchestral selections usually closes the service. By F. A. BEHYMER Of the Post-Dispatch Staff CENTRAL CITY, Col EORGE mountain ran riding the in ‘search oO that had tuned asid Golden road, east slope Hill, where away to Gold Canyon al y east of he took to the old wash that paral Horse and ‘¢Hder came Pp fire break about. 60 feet f road. The horse shied at somethi there Green looked and saw the b man lying in the break. It was not the body of a man tha had known Judged by the clothing not the body of a man who had Hiv Leaning low from the sadd road abouts. reative horse, Green noted that the had been turned inside gut and the ¢ wrenched away at the waist, as thé quest of a money belt. Probably th been murder as well as robbery. to the nearest ranch house and cf Sheriff Oscar Williams at Central @ told him found location. The Sheriff came and examined t what he had There were two bullet wounds, on right cheek and the other under the the right ear. The absence of @ and the turned-out pockets negatl cide. The man had been murdered. ing for something that might help t lish Identity, the Sheriff found not the body, but in the underbrush, from the break, toward the road, he pearl-gray fedora hat- with a biae On the tnside was the name of the Knight Clothing Co., but no addr the punched initials, G. D. B It was the one clew that led tot tion of a atrange murder mystery detective work that rivals fiction. ~ ORONER HAMLIK was notif (came and he and the Sheriff the man's shoes and took from the fingers a gold ring, slightly be under side, with a ruby setting N coming on, so a tarpaulin was thre the body and it was left there until day. The hat, shoes and ring were here for such aid in identification might give The narrow-gauge train that cam ing up Clear Creek Canyon tha brought to Central City Joe McMee Denver Post The next morning with the Coroner to Dory Hill It was plain from the position of that the man had been murdered @ and the body placed in the break. face up, with the feet at the Dotto bank and the head toward the top flexe ®Z Was extended. the right nands lay parallel to the body N >> le position of a man who had fa ‘Te waa a faintly marked path from this, There I scrub pines and spruce e fire break Through body had been carried ugh rain and snow in recent ds rate the tracks, buf at the roadsl ere faint prints of automobile tir Car seemed to have been driven @ the path and backed out ‘ondition of the body. and suggested probab ’ a a at ,O Weeks before. durtog &@ hot 8 here Was no had been comnr "ad prevailed at that time At Vii Mee! _ C.othing were cut suggestion sampl away and kept f& Cication purposes and, atter the if | Ceme to the the eo Ody was buried in Dory MecMee! ‘ ’ * > devoting i@ mystery, started from based upon friction marks on the 6 ‘hat the man had driven much, am sition of the bullet wound indicate ‘ad probably been shot while ASoly by a companion on his t he had picked up on

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a A photograph minutes before sunrise acific Palisades, at Santa Monica. at the white pyion surmounted by a cross at dale and at Eagle Rock, all in Southern IS estimated that the Faster sunrise orvices throughout the State are attend- d by approximately 300,000 persons an- ly. The services in the southern part he State, naturally, have the largest at- bce, for there it has been an annua! much longer than in the northern sec Also, more such services are held than in the north. any of those from nearby who attend services begin to come as early as wid Many who come from a distance are ne road the day and evaning before the automobile has become the Means of transportation in California I seasons of the year, the attendance has me greater and greater. pads leading to the top of these Mounts he Cross are usually crowded with ma- and with pedestrians during most of Bight before Easter morning. Motorists ly leave their cars parked at the foot From there they join. those make the remainder of the journey on lle the services vury in some degree at Of the places where they are held, the paily accepted program begins with a us of trumpeters exactly at sunrise. This lly followed by a hymn in which the congregation of the devout join & variety of eacred orchestra! selec- , followed by a aflent prayer and a r led by some noted divine Rleo is an address by some orator of and @ short sermon by a minister or t selected for the occasion. ae singing of selections by children and orchestral selections usually closes the By F. A. BEHYMER Of the Post-Dispatch Staff CENTRAL CITY, Colorado. EORGE GREEN, mountain ranchman, riding the range in search of cattle that had = strayed turned aside from Goiden road, on the past slope of Dory Hill, where it drops away to Goiden Gate Canyon six miles east of here, and Ary 5 | took to the old wash that parallels the road. Horse and rider came presently to a fire break about 60 feet from the road. The horse shied at something iying there. Green looked and saw the body of a man lying in the break. It was not the body of a man that Green had known. Judged by the clothing, it was not the body of a man who had lived here- abouts. Leaning low from the saddle of his restive horse, Green noted that the pockets had been turned inside out and the clothing wrenched away at the waist, as though in quest of a money belt. Probably there had been murder as well as robbers He rode = 1? to the nearest ranch house and called up at told him what he had found and thé location. he Sheriff came and examined the body There were two bullet wounds, one in the right cheek and the other under the lobe of the right ear The absence of a weapon and the turned-out pockets negatived sui- cide. The man had been murdered. Search- ing for something that might help to estab- igh Identity, the Sheriff found nothing on the body, but in the underbrush from the break, toward the road, he found a pearl-gray fedora hat with a black ba On the inside was the name of the Warner- Knight Clothing Co., but no address, an the punched initials, G. D. B It was the one clew that led to the solu- tion of a strange murder mystery through detective work that rivals fiction ORONER HAMLIK was notified. He came and he and the Sheriff removed the man’s shoes and the fingers a gold ring, slightly bent on the under side, with a ruby settin Night was coming on, so a tarpaulin was thrown over the body and it was left there until the next day. The hat, shoes and ring were brought here for such aid in identification as they might give The narrow-gauge train that came crawi- ing up Clear Creek Canyon that night brought to Central City Joe McMeel of the a r 6 = re “¥ ° 5 © ms ?D r. r Denver Post. The next morning he went ith the Coroner to Dory Hill. It was plain from the position of the body that the man had been murdered el - a ae 7 , and the body placed in the break. It lay ? j face up, with tt b f the : 2 te ' 1e feet at the bottom oO! > j a . ~ + ry" } } 4+ Y40K and the head toward the top ,ne iett eg Was extended, the right flexed The h . , . . * ’ nands lay parallel to the body Not at al! +) > i . . I “ e h@ position of a man who had falien anc snere was a faintly marked path through the scrub pines and spruce from the road 40 the fire br ar Through this prodavi) the body had been carried. There had beet enough rain and snow in recent days to ob ‘iterate the tracks, but at the roadside there Were faint prints of automobile tires where a car seemned to have been driven 4 few feet Oto the path and backed out The condition of the body and the fact that there was no coat suggested that ‘the Crime bad been committed, probably, about ‘wo weeks before, during a hot spell that nad prevailed at that time t McMeel's suggestion samples of the Cidthing mw é P ; ‘ away and kept for ident! featio; purposes and, after the inquest, Une S0dy was buried in Dory Hil] Cemetery McMeel, devoting himself to the solution mF #3 : . ’ . ‘ e* , ’ ir . “atabhel & ’ + il@ INvate} started TrTrom (ne CORCIUBIS based upon friction marks on the shoe soles that the man hed driven much, and the po- Sition Of the bullet wound indi ated that ne had proba} y been shot while driving, prob- ably hr a hhaanhat oon . —, eile ry hy" £omMme- a "4 ant » Go| ; as Jii ii iB 4) ; we > Ei bas wae he bad picked up on the road The TRACKING the SLAYER of Glenn Barnes *SSSSCSSC ST eSeseseeeeaue SHKSSSHSSHEE SESE SESH SeEeESEeeSeeeeaeas: J ? THE BEST TRUE LIFE 3 DETECTIVE STORIES OF THE YEA® ‘] HE finding Oj; tne body J Glenn D ‘ Fy . ne ’ armies and the investigation § that revedieG his murderer 1s related on thi “As ) ne of SF ©. Bei [Tue {ete t} Stories unhicnh Gevesoped 3 ne section r the untry in the past year Ather cTorTrie ’ ‘ > * - * * “ P sf Dist atch IUNGSY Magazine murderer, in addition to taking whatever Valuables the victim carried, had undoubt- ediv stolen his automobile. i rane ° 1 ‘y * o>? ‘ . rs 9 » > ‘ ’ . The Tr} l1raqereqg mandy ikkiz t iave been ; t¢ irie?t fran ‘ Fay ta? "Ty" } }, a Pebba ai Uibi a ial BlLatle a 32 1 O pe + €, [ fae iy . ‘ -, ¢ of identification rested in the hat and 7 j Ty). * - 2 q rT" } ‘ the firm that had solid it rhe Denver Re- tail Credit Men’s Association did not know the firm The big nationa! credit ratin companies had no record of it Wholesale Clothiers and hatters were unable to give any help A check of directories of man’ RS. EVERETT C. WILLIAMS of $411 Meade street, Denver, called up the newspaper office Shi ised t Ve at Uttawa Kansas Siif Sai and t er sé wv S “ Wa nef;r- n zg! t (* Ot AAS there Vic Mee allied the firm a VW aTVe!Y >a } re had I } recgQ i CltioOn f & 1& [i¢ Wie t yse initiais lie Was urged to check his records and the local city and telephor jirectories He found in the city director¥Y a man whose initials were G. D. B “er rf . ‘ *@?, r% ‘ vw ‘ ~ _s * 4 who owned an automobiie and was ou Qi town While McMeel was trying to trace t ile mar il reé Gef te inforn AtiO Came War r had mentioned the inquiry to a reporter of the Ottawa Herald, and he put something in the paper about it, heading it: ‘Who is G. D. B.? That night the loungers at Pete Kitter- ———_ a. ae ort ma? a+ Princet 9 nine rr, 4 ijais & MaArTDe} siGy al rinceton. jliaié Wiiies dered who G. D. B. was. One of them ex- laimed: “Why, those are Glenn Barnes jnitials.’’ Others thought his middle initial Was something else. The debate raged unti! it was settied bv calling in the village Dank- e! rho had handied Barnes’ checks His folks ought to be toid, everybody agreed but atefirst there was nobody to vol- es? + P r - 4 . ~ - a \# ‘mee ‘ UnlLeel iO ae P| mise ang a aAGia intd (ne —— es * e- . ns e country to the farm of J. G. Barnes and break the bad newe Steve Henderson said if somebody else didnt go, he was going that be was, he had to Keeps the ga- P=) Fes c D ¥ - t ’ 26 > * > =I ~ oe - j - } «4 a. - — . rage, said he would drive somebody out. " 3 4 > . ; } a " cy ‘ , > Fred Kitterman said he would go. The news : in ‘ Y - ta6 4 ' _ +¢ c* » Barnes family, heard about it. She asked to e of what service she Py . / 7 . + —~- ee my « 1 res © rrived Waeé sae \ lt ~o pe ‘ 3 eu 4? . ‘ iid A with the paper and they read it themselves PS , | . Y « ve an ho rr ae >> . They called up Warner and he gave them i P ; . > | “ae tinn « left nn Annhf?t euch additiona!] information as left no donut that the man who nad been murdered Was LENN. BARNES vroughit ups ita Grundy County, Missouri, had accom- panied the (tar vy to Kansas seven years ae He worked with his father the first ves The next year e rented the Jed ("a We piace a4! ICT eS nine " PE aways ,ear H ~OouV ve ar “ % rked if wit thes heit rf s brother Ray Hie Was @ nobis g0 ' rk , eet. father? aa c uw , it hy couldn't make it At the end of two years gave t } He worked ¢t Te vears ¢ r a eign company, and tbe! returned and worked two vears on the farm He was 32 years | »? ; 4 ™ ; rT) Kk 6 woe get ting anywhere He sold the stock that be- need to him and started to ( igo to get ob He stopped off at Kansas City and anewered an advertisement for a salesman The advertiser gave his name at J. E. Wii- lame He wanted a man to demonstrate arvesting machinery at county fairs. Thi pay would be 33! a mont but Barnes would ave to have an auton t N a Ford wou dnt dad Eact fg the Inpany s He Drove Away to Take a Job That He Said Was “Too Good to‘ Be True’—and It Was. men was expected to drive a Chevrolet coach. Gienn Barnes hurried back home in high its He had a job and he was going to get $300 a month. It was almost too good to be true, but that was what the man had offered him. Maybe it wouldn't last, but he did not propose to lose out by failing to meet any of the conditions The man want- ed him to start west in a few days. He would have to have a Chevrolet coach right away He bought one in Ottawa, making the down payment. That did not leave him very much money. A friend offered to loan him some, so that he could live like a 3300- a-montnu man until his first month's salary was due It was on Thursday, August 26, that Barnes returned from Kansas City. The next night the man who had hired him called up and arranged to meet him on Sat- urday at Topeka. Saturday he said good- by and drove away in his new car. He had yniy about $100 in his pockets, but he car- pocketbook filled with insuranc: . ‘ ’ J ’ . } c , aed molicies and the like, which may have given fon mw - . . gac an impression oO reater prosperity es a ' The man joined m at J ypeka and they drove west, with Salina, Kansas, as their first obfective, but thetr course took them d through Manhattan, and they stopped there yes a f, ° +e? ‘ i¢ ete} ‘> - + e } Sundav for a littie visit with Glenn's broth- +> eate!? Then tres \ went on ~ , Q ¢ * — a ‘ On September > @ eje@xexTam Came to re 4 = aa &~ } - 4 ‘ 3 ‘ ¢¢ 1 b Glenn s father, signed Glenn He had reached Denver after showine at three fairs 4 Joseph A. McMeel. but he had quit the harvester company anc The Barnes home near Princeton Kansas. was going to work Kansas and Oklahoma ords of the Secretary oF States for a big sign company They were ot t further, he found a bill of sale for worry if they didn't hear from him for som» let coach, engine No.+2654098, fr« time Weston James of Salina, Kansas, to F it worried the family It was not like Varlow, and another showing tnal Glenn to send that kind of telegram And ad sold the car to the Carpent he had addressed it to his fathe: That was C's of Denver strange Always before ine had commun’ Variow was found, with the hei cated with his mother. No other word cam: city directory ving at 4221 Umatliia stree nd as the days passed the anxiety of the North Denver He proved to be family increas: On the sixteenth a pay impressive person, big and broad, wit ent on the car was wired from Denver i: hair turning gray at the tempies H Gienn Karnes name After that the silence » straight-stemmed pipe as he taiked was unbroken until news came of the mur- was an ex-Maijor in the Canadia ser Of “G. D. B caged the States in the promot Mc™Mes f t rig Denve yet ae ré¢ inz MOSIT!ons ’ lest. ; Via or 7 by ‘ P Y os ‘ ac houg toe ar ry ng about ; ] = { a ¥ br, rather acd tare tin part Warner called m up anc t m er ent o! iga c This vames was good reason for believing that G. D. B mining engineer W iB een ass Was ( enr I) Barnes 5 Prin otne MoM x Va UA ot ‘ +4 ‘. iea.s alled the Barnes home and talked to Myra a e with s English off rs 7 a ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ vr fyi ibs §s ster He “ ~ Kivil A ner the G -ad a4 a € ae ans descriptior sfhe nie pteq him a‘ nes rate rned in on ths Was there a ring she asked “Yee - that was ne er here nor e answerecG Was it bent VY es = IU] é wed Variow $le : Her brother, she said, had left in a new n é part settiement, & hove Po, r , bi had ~ ., yet htai ed 5 eD P ‘ hig rng r “é ?, a Ki SAR eT Gs , +a ‘ ‘ engine nun > . } mp si ’ the f rpoer tor was 2604095 H ad known James thr rs hot 4 b ‘ A "ri HAT was something Work OF M where he might be found Maybe Vier WoOorkec On Tt war Key rac >| 4. Pus r Marbdie that Barnes had obtained a visitors a! : mit The fact was ti nee at he ‘fice ¢ the Secretary Variow were not on the bes f te [rs ate rie I j red ‘\ Visit . sf cense f mt ¢ oo ‘ wa e hac rned A 7% as . } La a ‘ é Vi us "6 Area 1? wo dt ’ je SUT Sunday Magazine Weston James, alias J. E. broke down “It is. my } was on his way to Mexico erty down there St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 3, 1927. Glenn D. Barnes. Barnes’ father was examined in the files of the telegraph company. It waa typewritten. Frank Barnes said Glenn could not use a typewriter The hat and ring and samples of the hlothing of the murdered man were shown him. He positively identified them as hav- ing belonged to his brother. Frank Barnes told of the visit to him, on August 29, of his brother and the man who called himself Williams. He was asked to describe this Williams. He was a large man, with black hair, beginning to turn gray. Did he smoke? Yes, he smoked a straight-stemmed pipe He was shown a photograph of Varlow. “That is the man,” he said. So, it seemed, Variow was Wiliiama and there was no James. The facts were iaid before Barney Napheys Jr., assi tant to Dis- trict Attorney Joel E. Stone. We procured an information charging Varlow with mur der. Varlow was sought, but bhe-had disap. peared. Hjs wife said he had gone to Colo- rado Springs to look for ‘James.’ It Was conjectured that he was on his way to Canada or Mexico. Efforts were made to intercept him at the border, but he was not caught. Descriptions were broadcast, but the prospect of capturing him seemed slight HE body of Glenn Barnes was <disin- terred and taken home and buried in Highland Cemetery. The murder had been solved, but the murderer had not been punished. Probably he never would be pun- ished by law. The poetic justice that takes a life for a life, though, was closing in upon him and he could not escape that It was on October 2 that Varlow left his home in Denver. Two or three days iater a man who called himself Frank Stone reg istered at a hotel in Lethridge, Alberta Canada He was atricken there and was taken to a hospital! He died at the hospi- tal from cerebral hemorrhage His effects did not disciose his identity He had said something about having come from the Western United States, so descriptions were sent to the authorities of Western cities. One was received by Chief of Police Reed at Denver, accompanied by a photograph taken after death McMee! of the Post tdentified the description and photograph as those of Variow He showed it to men who had known Variow well. They said it was Var- low It was shown to Mre Variow She at first refused to tdentify it, but preesentiy she usband.”’ she said we She did not ask to have the body sent back It was buried at Lethridge All tn ail, Me- Mee] of the Denver Post is giad that he did not accept Variow's invitation to go with iim to Colorado Springs to iook “for “James There might have been another mystery for someone else to solve HERE is sorrow at the pleasant Barnes home a little war out of Princeton, Kansas The aging father sits in his easy chair, more broxzen by a few lays grief than by a lifetime of to Gienn wae a noble good worker, he says “He worked awfu hard on the Jed Cailidwe pace We helped him ail we could His brother Ray helped him work it But hi couldn't make it He had to give up He turned over everything to the bank, to pay what he owed, and walked out into the road i+ : y with empty hands He was seeing his son waiking out tnto he road, empty-handed, after two years as) Coming iHome The man at Kaneas City offered *im $300 a month He said it was too good to he true and ‘t was Gienn wae a good boy,’ says Mra Barnes, weeping a great mother se boy Sometim-. e helped me with the dishes Page Fiwwe. * Cie pum er ure eee roar p Me mh py ere ‘ Oe 8 MPR cde abt ” LW Pi el é - OT ty aM eiia Sey a athe a r] ros hy ae so eS eaten ee ¥ r D eed Cia, 4 J 4 SARS AXe.. Wate ay ete i hy e® & ~ ne Riot Desde ameatie - “ ™ Cpe oe ‘te s® ~~! ebtie r — 7 *v i TE a OE a Se ~ ens ¢ oy) ae aor i Fr. retin NMS oP qr . te, eerigg , ee Ve ee ” ty - nam Bree Se ee ee ere 0 ae at ite aR. * sm NNR igen: agen a yer ge a oa bing OW mane Pe re ~ 4 % ae shew, A at. ee ee ee ee niall Ake Rae a PRAM Le, Ss iaestaliie, Relist ithe hie td Se ne : . - 528 7m a ie oine She eee onetime. Ae Baye seen an et a ne ; PA , iu oe A we tere ae Ca UR gyn: Spike INR RE o T daa ree ee eon Saas. eo laieiie Sociale : r — , ijietiniaddinaiadihabiesiteal

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Sede el cet Gee ST cabatind ae - . arrow Gz at ran around e pinnacle Bracing himself. Woods a haif-stooping position Half war down he began to overcas: Overcasting is the head-over-heels move. (hat results when a diver loses contro! >¢ Ais Body. From great heights {t ts neariy ' Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 3, 1927. ISan) always fata! sible to go into a jack-knife, Woods did the next best thing to save his balance. He ciuteched his knees and went into a swan when he was about 20 feet from the water Realizing that it was impos He lit with such foree that the wind that he badiy needed for a i00-rvard swim to - , : shore was criven from his lungs OW in think all the way you're gotng down.” Woods said of his highest dives try to concentrate all my thought on the form of the dive. It would de all off if you started to think of what might happen either before you take off or on the way down. You just have to know youre going to do it.’ a «, —" i P a — Trains to B MOVIE DAREDEVIL Ray Woods posing for F. M. White, St. Louis sculptor and photogre pher. Rey Weeds. ——-Photos by F. M. White self in Woods, were the only ones who had cost. dence in him. At noon on August 31. with Coach Charlies Gray of Forest Park Highlands Lawrence and one or two others, Woéds went to the bridge. It was necessary This is the method Woods recommends for high diving “Leap up into the air with all the force possible. describing the arc that a stone would describe if thrown into the air Hold an almost horizontal position, with the arms Outspread, or keep a jack-knife, al! th muscles completely relaxed until within 320 or 40 feet of the water. Then tense the body. holding the arms rigidly forward, so as to Dreak the impact. “There are three ways to prevent over- casting. If you feel yourself slipping. move your arms back and forth vigorously. as though ther were wings If this fails, go into the jack-knife. hands clasping the toes and if this is impossible clutch your knees. One or the other of these methods is almost certain to check a cartwheel fall. Keep the mouth open -or the sense of balance wil] be seriously impaired All this has become virtually second na- ture to Woods. It is not necessary for him to think of each separate process as he is Likewise, the process of tu up toward the surface when once he has passed under the water is almost purely a refiex action It has been estimated that his Dody was traveling at 135 miles an hour when he struck the water from Eads Bridge He never goes more than six feet below the surface and the strain put terrtfic For his high dives Woods wears an avi- ator’s beimet and a chest and body protector of rubberized silk, which is invariably ripped from the force of the !mpact with the water He trains vigcrously before a dive to a weight somewhere between 129 and i135 pounds The gloomy forebodings of his friends iz . — >» 4 — - ‘ upon is body is the week or more that precedes a big jump is Worse than the dive itself, Woods says This was particularly true of his dive from the Merchants’ Bridge. the first ‘header that won him wide notice. Robert McDonald & young structural iron worker and a power ful swimmer, had been killed in attempting the dive a week before OCT suse’ to 4 sroes make it Woods said to a group of swimming en- thuetasts They were ready to argue with hi and Woods realized that he would nae 6 6hClCUlUD CD make good His friends at the Highlands pool asked jesting questions about his pref- erence in flowers Several persons tried seriously to dissuade him from the attempt ig mother and Harry Lawrence. a St. Louis sporting promoter who has interested him- as See that he climb the strue tural iron work, since ao one is allowed past the bridge approaches: Poising just an instant when he reached th deck. Woods took off in a perfect dive, and five minutes later he had covered the 7% yards to the shore without assistance. & perfect was his form in entering the water that the resultant splash was scarcely tws feet in height Two months later Woods added two more bridges to his record, doing both in leas thas an hour he McKinley Bridge was first. Woods, with several companions, drove oa te the structure with some apprehension, Four polleemen had eyed them very suspiciously as they had passed the approach and Woods was much more afraid of the possibility of being stopped than br the prospecf of the plunge Again he achieved perfect form. Watchers, who waited for him in a motorboat 7§ fest below, saw him swar forward, fall for 3 feet in a fack-knife and then, as he cleared the smoke-Diackened steelwork, straightel out, artis extended downward. Two se onds fraction more, and he cut the water Q cleanly as an arrow A half-dozen easy s and he was hauled into the moter boat. The Eads Bridge dive was less successful. Woods was so cold that his muscles wert constricted and he was scarcely able to keep from shivering. Half-way down he degan te ose his dalance. Onir the most strenuous efforts with his arms prevented him from losing all control and striking the water @ & crazy angle FTEN Woods has done stunts whicd be realized at the time were extreme ly foolhardy. On one occasion be dived all‘ day with other members of the Highlands team in an exhibition at Poca hontas, Illinois. Woods let an eager audr ence prevail upon him for one more Give after darknees had fallen. The pool om visible only as a black blur, 75 feet delow He knew the dive was unwise, as it was = possible to judge distance, but, regardless of that, he flipped off the platform. The juries which he received from scraping tBe concrete bottom of the pool were almost ps serious as those which he had suffered @ the oecasion of his first high dive, and ey added to the collection of scars on his Body. Another “crazy stunt.’ as he now admits, Was to dive into the quarry pool off te Olive street road on last Washington's Birth- day. It was necessary to clear 45 feet be fore hitting the nd. and he missed jagged rocks at the water's edge br only a tse tion of an inch Woods has an unshakabie belief in 8S own good luck. He knows wha’ he can @& There is an indisputable surenese in the Wat I'm going to make the Brooklyn Bridge after the free bridge.” Th Listener is Inclined to believe he will, despite the fact that he scarcely looks his 20 rests ~ in which he sars High diving is a young man's game Erection of a 190-foot steel ladder is 9008 to begin at the poul at Forest Park Hig? lands. On this Woods wil! begin practic early in Mar everyth ) pack animal can g° where I zo tt is a wild and rugged land, that r of the roug® to ORACE KEPHART | == many year have been spend | muoch of my time the forest “of Great Smoky Mo tains. Usually I The cous ie uninhabited. Of for days on end | not meet a but ' being. I must mnie? GR Gi ae r ing needed for tne trip because By H rn ‘ : Generally the go Often there is no trail. i have bore my way through a jungle of u climb over windfalls of dead tim high Smokies growth, : cross chasmsé O08 chance-thrown trees, ¢ my way along the face of ciitts wade rq streams where the footing is coal Te fa fh ry to stoop. crawi,€ grease. it's necessary to stoop and st al! The lone adventurer may encounter Rains are to de ex Sometimes there are high winds. On a mer day it will be hot. even at 6000 f she creat of the divide. But the nights “a cold I have seen frost itn July August. in the upper zone of the Smokies Woods cruising, under such circums tg very different from hiking along & road. And it takes different equipmea In Rome, do as the Romans do.” good enough adage for some — * should not be observed in the So a The native hunters and he ne go into the Smokies with no — shelter cloth At most. their equipa a cotton blanket, a frying pan. @ coffee in cups, an ax and a Nour sack half with cornmeal, sowbdeily, coffee, sugar salt. This. with gun and ammuniti fishing tackle, is all they will burden t Rut they are hardened. I times preserve the Dalance. rad of weather ** . se)vesa with ssen them sleep out in night-iong rain, ¢ snow. with no bdianket and of roughisg gieet and shelter. That is one wey pigging :¢ } \ tive woodsmen could carry a 60 ind sack all dav in the mountains — > Swiss Sut overstrain t can't. And I would could There's no sense in making @ mule of one’s self and calling it a 9! ? The pack should be light, Dat righ the mountains, a superfluous oun morning ts a pound before sight should be no floppy articles of equ dangle in the way when one that wi over: nothing sticking out from Jf person to snag one in the laure: Through years of experience by ¢ error, I have found out what I really in the woods. and. quite as important, lean do without. My own pack weigs g thou 26 1-2 pounds, including three days fe The kit I am about to list is made articles that can be bought readcy-m “4 we = , * - “a * AAS ati ns ic ts all : c vo if wn ~~ - « - 4 ~7e me , s a* Aagad 1 pOUsse ng» that you feel you cant do witho® pound pack . 1 and be independent of all bum With 10 pounds more of foodstuffs, Stay out a week, and fare weil, Wi bite of game or fish: or two weeks, hunting and fishing are good. This is how I go about it Ficet I dress in woolen gagse Vos From Library to Wilderness ee as an suthornm me man camping article ahoor hum. entitied “The Maa . ° ~_ . _ _— mi das iivesg . _ives 2s DUCE eee “ee Poet Duspatch Sunday Magatne “tomer 31. iast year

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Ray Woods, —-Photos by F. M. White self in Woods, were the only ones who had confi- dence in him. At noon on August 21. with Coach Charles Gray of Forest Park Highlands, Lawrence and one or two others, Wo6ds went to the bridge. It was necessary that he climb the struc- tura) {ron work, since no is allowed past the bridge approaches. ing just an instant when he reached the , Woods took off in a perfect dive, and minutes later he had covered the 75 to the shore without assistance. So ect was his form in entering the water the resultant splash was acarcely two in height. © months later Woods added two more gee to his record, doing both in leas than hour. The McKinley Bridge was first. Dds, with several companions, drove on to structure with some apprehension. Four cemen had eyed them very suspiciously hey had passed the approach and Woods much more afraid of the possibility of Ag stopped than by the prospecf of the Age. ®ain he achieved perfect form. Watchers. waited for him in a motorboat 79 feet W, saw him sway forward, fall for 35 In a jack-knife and then, as he cleared smoke-blackened steelwork, straighten arms extended downward. Two sec- 8, a fraction more, and he cut the water bly as an arrow. A half-dozen easy kes and he was hauled into the motor- he Eads Bridge dive was less successfu). Dds was so cold that his muscles weré tricted and he was scarcely able to keep A shivering. Half-way down he began to his balance. Only the most strenuous rts with his arms prevented him from g ail control and striking the water at ¥y angle. FTEN Woods has done stunta which he realized at the time were extreme- ly foolhardy. On one occasion he d all*day with other members of the hiands team in an exhibition at Poca- 8, Illinois. Woods let an eager audi- prevail upon him for one more dive r darknees had fallen. The pool was ble only as & black blur, 76 feet below knew the dive was unwise, as it was im- thle to judge distance, but, regardless of he flipped off the platform. The in- which he received from scraping the te bottom of the pool were almost as Dus as those which he had suffered on occasion of his first high dive, and they B to the collection of scars on his body. nother ‘crazy stunt,’ as he now admits. to dive into the quarry pool off the street road on last Washington's Birth- It was neceseary to clear 45 feet be- hitting the pond, and he missed jagged at the water's edge by only a frac- of an inch, Oods has an unshakable belief in bis good luck. He knows wha‘ he cap do. is an indisputable surenesa in the way hich he says: “I'm going to make the lyn Bridge after the free bridge.'’ The ner is inclined to believe he will, despite fact that he scarcely looks his 20 years. ) diving is a young man's game. ction of a 190-foot steel ladder is s00D ‘gin at the pou! at Forest Park High- On this Woods will begin practicing in May. ar wey | ; sag ctilonelge 2 ¥ . Rag r tis i> ay — A a titer» ower - Ne - tg n a ae a io ta ‘ “ Seon tesa Te ae ee a ee “ * aes FR oa ay: Soe ee ee a2 ne ee ae tele earte yee Watt . Pie tie > mans > med : : a 8 ‘ pS aig EB Heme eg peels © ee rhs ve > “ i os fies s ‘ * * i " Loh M Bat, ph LD aed ee. tare ee, a ‘ yi onan ww a el entree ate ame Ne mn cng * . Pee ley: Mp wt f . ar . 6 FAS 8 Ep Rt Ae og geo ox & Ze 2 Fy, tia rm re « — in: Ch ilo pei 8 erate ‘ sey Beant be see = 3 allt Bima ce gos Vie RR bee oe Met veneer 1 ths 7 be a oer a AIS RE ae " Bee’ vn egret ng BY ABE Ke Lae A A a ao co , Tes ’ _* Tas. ot » wey 4 ae aight, AR Se kh Gre Pi tah oe ne td ‘4 ao ve ' - fies aeell oS - tte % + on inarerimanntnes: “aoe: Sr a at ee F cerry 4 AIRE ey + Ce ee eae? tomas - + sem Qs sew em ee ~ Ang We eRe) hy) ee: i Bs, er ae m a i = wer. ne ak wa “ Pe NR ae . a Ps ee EN as ey ee , \ es owe Fe ows ° : ~ + “ “ ’ . ware — ; sig ~. ere . ¢ ‘a -. 08 ae! 4 wat g Wa. i _ as 2 ) q '. 7 nh , ays: dig he . so eh “ <* c a , ’ . . : , { F ee are gd vay ee 6 ” em ‘Ie SA , re" : a P : . as sk aid . / ¥. ‘ ° en sé Ducal acs aa re ; Cagrar = Ny . ss ae a ah . — - ois . » . ee F eee xe ie i et ons ni ea Oe ee i ch ci eee i amass: ol we Povey eae rte, WN, eer pe a oye A nS ig Rela bias tae Rte hia i age aati . : ee Py ¢ ? De 8 a li edn ea eae ae iia) aie ie ee ae ae i Os. et + mp eRe “a Way 7. et a ges 4 . Re ee at ee : 20 : haat ~ 9 sls a: * WM) He Pe eng 8? o ‘ ne ii of eee BE Autaoerer De erapgt a ae SS he bs Ai, “TOS CT eee: t “ a 4 ; t Me re ne eee eens i" Ae Ssscase, enact icnethel whe dace ceettl Ain fas s t a ag ts RR ine eer : dort wee rremebins aie , ae eae Pern heh 45g te . - “~- + « nf we et ce ae 4 . aPrk . r ee" " sre Stave he seastine que . a oo aes oo eo ‘ f 2 Vai tthe) was TF = . : “ + aed i - oe va = He \ oS mh oa iO A 5 ee Pa e Pind ic ee oe Bcceimunditie alte” bie eS) " 4 7 : 7 p . : . Ve Ay ap . * sided e& oF ¥ hes ea o's < oe _— « lite i “Ae 7 < 4 ao ,

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7 ¥ _. Why U.S. Experts a Are Forever BU The Bureau of Standards Discovers That the Complicated Processes Going on Within Their Shining Walls May Be Put to Practical Use. ,a 4 steel bail dropped fo 4 odie Lerioces po Cen racic ‘™m- New A ardro _ Lhe photograph gdowu! 4 , t >t oO: D hundredth of a ter the bal. . ‘ 1 develo: m3 Ove ferst touched le, shows thas ‘ively recent years makes use of but ImMOWMg me in style OulOie ine: is " Ound i , “, ern : . — , ' : -" a -e cents worth “yf ive Ras "eer re: Js. OF iacec garments nO w— tomerge Penetraied ’ ; y ‘anv mole i= nt Of @ special oi] is added youu Mave a closet full of fashionstip 3 Cuiiet -eicate tint A Sule are Sissi migc! though with ROt’s Hh Porn ssdes. CALIFORNIA ROSE JAMO Mahe it NEW for 15 cts! LF — R er DARLG HABIT CURBED FOREVER o BO atment et oF cm oine. some brvw moanshine. cpflum. morphine, Sereim. paregerir and isodmum Casts $f W ¢ curea. Scth- f ‘ale Sere him fren ovison STANOAPO LABORATORIES Sta S- G2 Galtimers Be “in > > 1 a= . ARGUOr iasa i grey CM NO Mie ape = aie Seen a mat freco “« id. Ok hile, + see ae EDUCATION §& AT HOME ARE ne 5 aa) eens oie ya aoe i ae a ae Bi lor Fans, Py ey ; wet : . a ; F ers . - ’ : i - . _ ew ~~ e at D we ee ; ‘ , , : : .* “~8 22d Servo uspeme Health Soa ‘Seaman ave 6 : esta ich a globular shape of a dew dra " pecia! red for infants ildren r for hands face: arh | 7 Ds ‘ oe lyeks a. Soe ae : DOLeet Particles so ince : | a8 Be Saga © avoid tations always look for the signature of A, Y A htda rnyvsictans evervwhere -a- ommend t p ‘ah | | age Eight. Louis Post-Dispatch— April 3, 1927.

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It’s surely a grand soap!” o Ra en, ee 4 ED pee i: see EO ae a A, tte ee. mare i A RE aes Mac anal agen tsp etiam: TR EOS vie, be rede aa Mansy Wearers sey it brivgs 4 iaey eae t eke ET ae eS ee, ee eng 4: ni ‘te y Z IM, hp ils Se RO GOP PRUE Bal RPE FREE now, from your Crugpgist: the Dia- | } 5 | 4 , mond Dye Cyclopedia; simple directions. *: pon ot Bie rv ) | . ee. Oo Thc sueeestions. Ne egenae- » our secret rules for 8 ¢ Be ico it at ‘ , bs, . ; . 4213A Linton AY., g00ds color Samples. Or big, illus- | a ated book Color Craft free, if you write DIAMOND DYES, Dep: R, Burlington, Vt. ONY Make it NEW for 15 cts! Pee ae “Ona v “ —- ore ortan berth dat iBP-O-LUCK CO.. AP ONEN IN LEH + cr Vee mipiatine . Naeger MY Sere. | x UO URED FOREVER or HO from life!! Futtin yirrs from to a Rapresantative From de odder de grenmodder's site a copple- PAY. Full treatment sont on hage und de proprietor from a Life Extoimination Hinststute.) kets wot is by heem eighteen odder home = : Di I was—fired!! A failure (By Nirro Heemsalf, ez Told is by heem idder on de grenfodder’s trial C be secretly in of , es vee t ¢ y . on Pe eee deca Get Geeaiee’ Gon lodge femily!! A tuttle flop!! He toity-seex lifes! Sno uze! It'll come Jodgment Day so de’ll hev to cull in . Si& wine, home Drvw. moonshine. opium. morphine, ow heroin. paregoric end laudnum. Costs $2.00 if cures. notb- (mine buss) sad to me 80 Nirro, | : in i if falls Sere him from poison Ww abe te STANDARD La 102. hold top, feeftin yirrse ago we bo | | —S ey Oe stodded in to-gadder feedling witt a from de poiseweerence Foist we trite So she plidded und cuxxred und cajulled to- jost plain harsenic! He gained fife «, agan I skimmed a skim! I got by wiolin in de same fectory. Why | EDUC day I'm de meneger? Dun'tesk'! I ponds! Den we gafe heem for brak- heem a job I should be de poisonal : ATION fast for two wicks grond gless witt (oxcuse plizze de queep) attandant AT HOME stoddied!! You played de whole | . time witt metches!! Is diss a system? tudd-stools’ It grew beck by heem OD Especial I should be by heem de chaf | ' ’ te ementinis of s complete four rear high school Dees a hage from taknikle hexploits!! de baid spot de hair’ We trite pees- cp, sities ett adie Mambes ag tesa: ti ct Dome in cour spare time eit suet ond ) | | | Te ae lnmcte- te Chace Gert an cores Look Weencent Lopez!! Look Rog- tola—bullets agridd witt heem He foist I feel opp fool witt clurrafurm DOM en: *, Farr sulber 4 se « u fe aT runs u z ; a } ~f & } (jae ®t OR?* o , ’ ¢ . | r 4 ‘ ted IF Toren, MuCcranful teeching nmrethied kpown er Wolfe Konn!! Look Phil White- ‘trew away de crotches' He trifed qe wodder cooler—Den I soiving for * theusands of bigh «books High School Certifiente ihe } ' 7 _. } i ‘ge : '! Look Tad Loose!! And look bon biklurrite'’ We gafe heem hen- brakfast salt harring—-und den I hite WIGN SCHOOL WOME STUDY BUREAU” | «man! : . Un oe Seunre Dret. o. hew York City you! So tomorrow you'll be saying trex joims' He peesed by de imsur- pradually by heem in de battob a yet t 1S Was Was neit er _ Sto U T dere I was—once murr a bom': gung bruk gradually buying DOM ghould prectixe in de front from a z D sing a russ ° ° ° shafing broshes' Hm—deed I was meeror witt a sed faze a spitch 80: SCYru e I 1Or Ol S ais Seuss tho wees be Den SHE sad to me sbe sad so: “‘Nirro, connkest witt dishottened a mine “Dun't he look netcher!: My: Ho my ios ends eotlcagbeues per- dolliak,. why you flun't bicome de efforts gum for nutt, | tutt!, Wee ‘One quem tem Spemged) “A lees te OST women can’t believe it until they doesn’t make frothy bubbles, but stirs posely to hold the distended | Hemperor?” Sol sad 60: “Ha Ha Might 1 was putting bon mine pet I community’! Sure to be meesed see for themselves. into thick, creamy suds. It makes the water ame Gouses oF cores. @t- Ha! Dun’t ewoke from me leffter. ‘elt a hend by me on de shoulder’ It Boo hoo hoo! Beluffed dy hall’! Y! soapy all through —even the hardest water. tached-—cannot slip. so cannet . yiyiyi yf yi. Mine A whiter wash, a brighter wash. Not | Chate or press against the pubic | You know don well eo Rae hreadbare. N In these rich suds, dirt and stains float bone. Thousands hare sucores- pel! A dollink ex- rubbed and scrubbed threadbare. Not even ) ains fully treated themselves at home , Pedeesd is hall feeled opp de rinsed lv! off so easily. All you need to do is rinse— Without hindrance fron work— F ac-Simite boiled. Just soaked and 50 gent y: most obstinate rascs conquerrc, OTBREPrIX = jobs from Hemperor : ae b for a whiter wash than ever! No need to ana Gred fit Proms af recom «| in dees boig! I might Wot rizzon he hed to Women are astonished when they use ruin and age your hands by scrubbing. sending Tritt of Pingec stecsstels Bp ES ez wal try I should qf} commit soosite’ A Rinso for the first time. It whitens without Om coupon and eend TODAY. gat on de cops’ It | shining iight! Sotch boilin —sterilizes, too! It actually soaks the Safe—and SO economical! ee! fue ementting | | | nubble didds' De wash brighter and cleaner than it could be | seengie hopening for foist Hemperor wot scrubbed. The most soiled parts come Tests wae ser = — = Hemperor he sopplied to de snowy with just a touch between the fingers. acids or bleaches of any description. ee ee So she replite: “Hm 4 os | ee ae No more frayed cuffs and edges! Clothes And economical! It’s all you need on Yy N ° to ‘ —-smot pipple de | when dey 6 ge “ os last longer this gentle way. washday — no bar soaps, chips or powders. ou othing T [ menufecturipge hop- ff arena i008 raie 7 hd f bj r) ee sian | : rec Gaete : ry Rinso next washday for a whiter e+ > ror r A immutl- Natural Body Brace «x8! H—ste ; 529 al Thick suds in hardest water weak’ tn hell ee eee weakness and : — - ' F 4 sleahintea? wie: reat! Rinso, the granulated laundry soap, is dif- | For economy and best results, follow the ts of women, men and chile bog in Se Deer hls! deca ferent from anything you’ve ever used. It easy directions on the package. Brings hea!th and strength; Dot night I tutt! ] Deed . ‘ru graceful ure ; ability to Pr tutt! I tutt’ } Nupp:! Dee qd "fF me prepared c in? S and and enjoy life. It’sa delight 2 = oo| wanalé i t just tor intant my 7 proven b} 4 . ritched a hides’ Be- t) xed witt ras x wes.” “ol . : bow is : Tir) fr = S- . a —_ i o a tee , re inp is nirw re ned e o . : not force them ), aid dige ¥y in value. ates geeners lock' De naxt das I stodded was SHE 4 to me SHE sad witt hiked. witt cruse-contry ron mr J Fine in washing machines! 3 r T ial in op a email scaie A heff pond § sx “Nirro dollink, to where do'you Yas! Whom witt? Yourzg troo’) doing this f . : . ll- 5 Ce mt - f from Peris Grinn' Two quotts cy- gung” Who Was fail ib ioing this tor over 30 vears; reg y Brace stops om : ‘ ~_ ee ° in irom stand: i ‘er faye! "an machine io mine renmodder witt a besket ls of infants and children. It has ing. Lite {sen inven a anite from potesium’ Wan ma e r Oil, so-called Soothi yrups, totheir right positions ) gon. =o me ee 7 hawe ve trite VICK T cones te ~ v tag S) 8 Chris and reduces eniarged re le tuddatools' a erate Dik i U! I t sourkeati Sne Kat mi¢ iki OU . ‘ uu Ai wide as \ a) » ) m . ’ r t ‘ : -i¢? ¢ a , . ‘oor Jun t € rir Pritt in? PO - a the beck. and from moicury! A yod witt a heff dy- a 100k punt ¢€ TS , : : 4 . : m = , , Antlini Try ror reyy ' Yun t Oey i‘ dq re} Qj q' 50 wn Me hers who love their children. Gere: banishes back- namite! Witt a perr bress knockies a ee aoe ee it ores eine 5 Cuaranteed by the makers of Lux — Lever Bros. 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eC ill tent OS Laks j ' Ye . @*s ete * SUNDAY MORNING MRE AMETAN. GLIMPSES OF PRIMITIVE LIFE IN N THE ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATC ORTHERN GREENLAND t'nderwoo AER EF COIR A SPILL IN THE ICY WATERS OF THE HARBOR—The natives are most skillful in the handling of their native boat — the kyak — but every once in a while an islander capsizes as Shown in the above photograph. « oH Sra SFE ~ , s 2 Poe . ¥ oer ee " . ’ 4 t ~ 4 * Pie * Pept: : 1 Fea ‘ tte &) ¢ wast - ade x, 3 : yey e xe re ¢ * : . WHERE BOBBED HAIR IS STILL UNKNOWN-—A young daughter of Greenland who is a bit shy of the camera. 4 ia ;* © - aX . PAS! tg dys ’ Later et Se eS a } . " Wee Peer ae _ “he * . hea Pad. aa eee _ is ¥ ’ OP ihe eee nae IS Ore . an hs ue nm - ee % Cm he ee * F ayer: hs ten a j | =) EVIDENCE HERE OF INDIAN ORIGIN—Like the natives of North America the Greenland mother carries the baby suspended on her back. -I-) c= AFTER THE HUNT—A native with a beautiful specimen of the gyrfalcon, a member of the eagle family, which he had just brought down. =000000= ALL DRESSED UP—A_ woman of Greenland, with her son and daughter, in typical native costume ; eT Te. —— z ; ae tied aie et dee ie ee ee oo igi tial pr ietoteg ‘ 5] - z Net Heber e ra etd lade’ : .* > fof id L4as ime ; tohe ane. ae: ; : Teta Mees ee a APRIL 3. 1927 \ A SEALSKIN TENT IS THEIR HOME—With the arrival of spring the natives leave their winter homes and dwell in shelters like the one shown above. These pictures were taken by the Danish expedition led by Helge Bangsted. + | — yey ‘ar is -t me ge oer > Eee ? x G Ss MORNING e2 ys a \e - ae ais 2 * REALISTIC WOOD CARVINGS—Expert carvers of wood are found among the Greenlanders, as these figures, carved from a mast, attest. ~ CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME ON THE POTOMAC—Trans- planted from Japan to Washing- ton, for the trees are the gift of Nippon and the children are the daughters of an attache of the Japanese embassy. p. & a phow | ——— HAS ANYBODY A BET yOuny at 93, will take part in EUstine, F la., April 6, 7 and 8 and Mrs. Marguerite Thomas ir they will wear. a ee

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acca — | Pann Rom THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ye - WO ae 6 ty » “sh wie” ight op ee eo ee ee a ee ae ee Ce | On ke pede e . moe 16 geting - er ne ha NR \., eis he Caines sitin albcieidetetccucsbiana mon ee a 58 fa ‘ eat ea ae Se ae be cela BK e Py Gh Sag RR erty bE 4 oye amore dh ath NO OT El Oe Ye sie 5 ite yO si “on. pa Em ge’ “diet iy: bids ms . » MR vy ee a kd a 5 Pega GH our mn na “y . res 8 San ¢ pl Maia as hs : ; (ROR ERI ares > te Fn Fh & wd y ee. S ae Ps ‘ . 2 =~ P 3 iva ay Pte wap erm BP By Tale SRK aD RRR RY a a, Te 4 a a Bas ei tt fetes eee pe ae an? et S29. ge CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME | © So -=—— on ) SF ele oie ae es ee Savane ST. LOUIS MAN IS WORLD'S GREATEST RUG HUNTER~]J. F ON THE POTOMAC—Trans- | Bae ma opgees X . ; J ee ae : gM Phe pag, Ballard, 75 years old, who has been collecting them for 25 years, is here planted from Japan to Washing- ee peony . Ci, ee je | 3 inspecting a rare one that a Paris dealer offers. P&A ton, for the trees are the gift of ae Pee es Bt Nippon and the children are the daughters of an attache of the & A ead ct —- - — pales ae rie are 7 5 die «3 ? a 23, ay ah Ye ~ G be PY WP ae ie ? i “ wi 3 7 : Prag, ‘ ne fo a vin Pa ye: a Tid se Yo! hs * ee , fat ome te ht, 4 : es wy fos, | | | aoe a “ar 2 i — ~ 8S CH AR Re ret ety hate ae Pic a ads r sy bed 7 . t 7 >: ‘= i tenets a . ry we {va omy Set hee oe te ee Rey gre ee e al ey how uy es a “ S, ce , Sli oct oD SH 3 5 Pe Sah: ; Te ties 4 * phe Sen r eis a: Page ate, oo E—W ith the arrival of spring the we!l in shelters like the one shown e Danish expedition led by Helge a 12) aed & be Mex ay oo uke one ON i by F -%, Sa eee eee ve hy 1h, 4 tig " n Chara * 2 “= os 3 i“ aE eh (eS sone i ey perme. 4 yk sigh MO . qt Wa ot We ai. a4. eae pik aa i i i Hh a a4) a1 Ba aa + a Ea Ke bad a 4 ha ake 4 LAME, Fy i oe . , ~ - . oe e a r . - at : : be eee a " 4 “ 2 at 4 \ iit te Lk Nig ot rll hea Rie ited ts Sg Ss ee ee, ™ seek eA Path, SES) Pena te Si PPO TOE Nba ES EER oe ye res veh SESS re 3 4 Ger, —Expert carvers of wood are | J ss gee | en ls | ~ these figures, carved from a mast, om .” - me | Hato oe te ‘ te A PAIR OF CALIFOR- NIA PEARS —The trees on which they grow at Mis- sion San Jose are 135 old and were broug! Europe to Me tear) ott tae bi ieee. PARIS HAS CROWNED HER QUEEN OF QUEENS—Mlie. Aline Lesage, daughter of a SOMETHING NEW IN JEWELRY, THE Ww ill preside over the Mi-Careme festivities, is shown here, in center HANDALETTE—Into the making of this bau- with her maids of honor ble went 360 diamonds of al! sizes, set in a plat- inum foundation. How much? Only $5000 & x “ “ 2 eee) } - . e RE SHA i jee By aS Wea OK a Nate et tp a, e site an ’ Soa, Shahi tinielaaiihaban thie ci WN ite Mi iN sé . & ¥ 75: , ke ibe ie dics, 4 a _ a I I RE RC AA EIS Hy ANE PLEA ACL RAN I alba el a PReNI V ren i ee 06 4 . . Mee s . Ss ee ee 4 "Z perl © ape oe er: mite - - : | one , Se a ett > ai osx % ha nat” ae ape: jiar Pe Bis J * t *» 3 wie ney ee & ene in ° Pe Gb et plete, ¥ os a eat eee : Be NY, (gts CF oe en i ee pe eH : a lone it eee ve Y eee Pa Phys, ee eet % sie ? py en eagle CONE NIE ORO more> SRS 6 + deta tlle ¥ ce RP tote ORS “aes “ili A BETTER RIGHT?—Chauncey M. Depew, —* S: a —— a « Gs h we and 8. With him are Miss Thelma Crane (| “ ces : —_ - : : so e as seetiames df O16 Sueie AFTER THE CRASH IN WHICH GOOD-WILL FLYERS ]} —The Pan-American plane “New York,” in collision with the “Detroit,” over Palomar Fly as (righ in the costumes oO id Spain Wid Lh ; Marguerite Thomas (right in of that ER | 3 : 0 - an-American plane “N “in col ey wil] wear c ; . ing Field at Buenos Aires plunged tothe ground. Captain Clintc rolsey and Lieutenant John E. Benton were the victims - - | |

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SUNDAY MORNING a ee illped i 2 ae, 4 oe A it ee te . a ae =a s? . es tf ee 45 ae ‘ “a - re. « FENCE FOR DEFENSE AT ciency in the use of the toll BRYN MAWR-_College girls’ team develops remarkable profi- POST - DISPATCH “a ~ f P . s . . m ie Po, : Tt ; * : ie o a > . «N ‘ Re Ry Ps "& Shae, wn ; “aK, vt so ‘ ‘ bee OE n . ° ie w sv* Looe ove + Bo _ »} the Cash home at Klondyke, where seven were killed. WHEN A TORNADO TRIES ITS STRENGTH--The Elmer Bryant home in Saline Bounty, Ark., carried a-hundred feet from its foundation, and the ruin of Herbert photos & APRIL 3. 1927 MAKING A BULL’s. EY AT. TENNI[S—The idee borrowed from arch introduced Luntington Courts. : lena, Cal. to impr © player's aim “he bull s-e ve, of course. is a hole hort Siete Wants to Do Your Washing His Services Are Perfectly Satisfactory 6c, 8c, 9c, 15c per bb. JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. LINDELL 7370 5 PHONES 15 TRUCKS 0omi0 oc] 00 ed tative » *y 7 Dd p3h A M, . Law | Makes Your | u| Flowers and Shrubs _ Grow Like Magic! % rings out all their Latent Beauty. You'll be more than pleased | On Sale at Leading Stores Grasselli Chemical Co. Est. 1835 901 Planters Bldg. Phone—GArfield 4741-2 —_-- ee ee GRASSELLIGRADE . GRAS SELL Odorless PLANT FOOD | Makes Beautiful Luxuriant LAWNS GARDENS SHRUBS TREES Vandara Ais la Afheh fo SUNDAY MORNING at Pi ae BEAUTIES ON THE FO: -\ tumes, and the Epp girls, or ADVERTISEMENT Pe iWin ee ae x = ee. + aie ae ety See tate eon *, ~stn # erate, in 7 - " a 6 . 4 — . ~~. oo x — eS eae Seana ~~ * - a es " * - a * Pt . ee se» te ~ tv RS . eos: a eo th male we > yey. ~ ae : Fig. SS Ree pit 2 ee see tk Ne Oe ee a * — ey RO tenga anit ane ————— — (Above) SMILIN* BLUES would be an appropriate title for this song the famous Do-Re-Mi Broadcasting Quartet is shown composing. No less charming than their nightly program Ashen Brenner Photo over KMOX (St. Louis) is the radiance of smiles kept bright by daily use of Pepsodent hose Winning Smiles Which mean so much . . commercially, socially - are gained now a new way by freeing teeth of dingy film ‘HAT many of the commoner tooth and gum troubles, and most cases of so-called ‘‘off-color” teeth, are due to a film that forms on teeth which ordinary brushing does not successfully combat, is today’s Send for 10-Day Free Tube | acts, too. favor. It curdles the film, then re- moves it and polishes the teeth to high lustre in gentle safety to enamel. It combats the acids of decay. It to firm and harden the thus meeting, in many ways. gums; dental opinion. Run your tongue across your teeth and you will feel this film —a slippery sort of coating. Film ab- sorbs discolorations and thus makes teeth look dull and dingy. It breeds germs and bacteria and invites tartar, decay and pyorrhea,. It is a menace to tooth and gum health that must be combated. Thus dental authorities now seriously urge that film be removed at least twice every day —in the morning and at bedtime. To do so, obtain Pepsodent —a special, film-removing dentifrice most dentists the requirements of modern findings. Old-time dentifrices did not adequately fight film. That is why this modern protective way, as a twice a day habit, and at least twice a year calls on your dentist, are being so widely advised. Accept this test Send the coupon for a 10-day tube. way for 10 days. Brush teeth this Note how thoroughly film is re- moved. The teeth gradually lighten as film coats go. Then for 10 nights massage Pepsodent into the gums to firm and harden them. (Above) “SEE YOU IN HOLLYWOOD.’ says June Loree, who recently won a sectional } beauty contest by a wide margin ) It’ sno small part Pep sodent will Pia in making her first ~ t CiOSe-tps succe ssful SMILES ARE DAZZLING WHITE when film is gone. Teeth sparkle like polished jewels. Gums firm to healthy coral tint. Thus this new scien- tific way of dentalcare becomes one of the greatest beauty treat- ments of the day, and, with its unique therapeutic and pro- Phylactic qualities, a great aid in oral hygiene. PEPSODENT r he Quality Dentifrice Remodves Film from Teeth (Above) HELEN MARIE SEES HER DENTIST and, through this twice yearly visit that her nurse demands, finds smiles grow brighter. She promises each day at home she'll never fail to use the special film-removing dentifrice called Pepsodent. Ahove SUSAN ‘TALBOT t10 n by the excellence she's won innumerable friends is winning unusual recogni- And through the bril- hance of her smile, made gleaming white by Pepsodent, of her work FREE 10-DAY TUBE FREE ~ Mail coupon for 10-day tube to The Pepsodent Company, Dept. 1806, 1104 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, Ill., U. S. A. Only one tube to a family. Name...... Address beads aiiicies atiaaees. scab eats eetes - a wo Ai - WH toy Sap rs 5 te * a. ~ vee ~ Se "pte lindas ys . ae a Ss BY ~ ee Oo woman | ‘RM 3 rat Metpa Sr a ( FANSER imfo you ce - 4 fave, let it enter the >ttEa Pores, loosen t krime amd io i Ren mh a (ef fO°" OF fhssue, wipe 2" S "¢ s00l off, MITT Gn upward, on “ard motion ‘) urshing 5 youl? ma Renmtly wrth - tely MEtRa re E CREAM ate

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APRIL 3, 1927 ** AKINGA oa TENNIS—The owed from troduced at Courts, Pasadena. prove the player s S aim, 114i S-eye, of ce t ~ sUNDAY MORNING arc} Huntin Cal Wants to Do Your Washing USTIN T. FLINT His Services Are Perfectly Satisfactory 6c, 8c, 9c, fo) aad) ne [ocd 0} meee fo} ame 6 | 15c¢ per Ib. JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. LINDELL 7370 5 PHONES 15 TRUCKS oN) SSI0ro Au.G ~~ rs ae 2, RAS SELL Odortless PLANT FOOD Makes Beautiful Luxuriant LAWNS GARDENS SHRUBS TREES — ae 4 Standard Held Ht: ah for B8BYears Lace VW orks ond A Lounung Rove Lehiah Avenue end Fourth Street, Phriiadeiphie. Penn : ’ , : , end | nis (0 lJ/evartment “K./j Juaner Lace { on pany, 3k) Pifth Loerie eu York for Ow rie ts hook. ¢t pyvrect “urtaims and fMiernt to is ‘ ’ rier e PR te SOG A IE ty YO preter We eh! a bye ee RE on A PAM ei de cs dea Pete SS eo cin be RR LCS FES PA th LO! RE fo Ps ee _ er et = / » ‘ P ~ é, " ~ + : ¢ Medi “ pais Fok > SE REE PEP MOE PICA rN 8s SY > . x lay : “ : ; : ay + Se pie ee 3 yg se ' Se A RE mY ae ee : j = ' ian ‘ “ f § sn Boke © ; g ‘ : Pe ek eye | oF Lae: bey, » oe ee Wier? Ok RE ha Fe eae oad “9 Doe BT ne lm ifPit oy . ails MEMS or Re ~~ te Ae —e vere > 7 : Se ee aa 0 SP PT ay gee 1 naling ae cs eee “2 " . ms .o “ _ ‘ m a ‘. ; 2 ¥ - * A 7 . ade eggeny' 7 ti- 4 ° 7 « ‘ al we 4 an ee , ’ et - — ae % ae ihe er mn +e — eo r an e : bathe, , hei = 4 Fe ‘ 4 Pah Page anni 1° ecg nag Aline ogy ae Aharon ENE Aan ORG at Ele EL OER SETTER BES RA EEL Tighe 7 q - a ‘i , re se Pres: A ggtenmege? ARP OAS eet Ay Tee SR ae iy? WP we sit: st eae 4 Ca 4, Lea Swope ° alin. 4 % Rees Ree ae e ae é Py . cn . : : . 7 5 be r 7 2 is aay din t+ ie X% $e " “ sir ba he oh y A : “gee TP reld Ati a Miy i sah) apt * peg > me oe ees ‘a 7 ~ apa ia aie: eee oes oy a “7 i) i ie rey } ¥ he, WA * ’ . . / i W a aed a> we 3 + o4, es ae he's whoa i dey TN NON Ne DRS APN Kes Niel dt tial » or ee | es, ale ee Cie aoe ce Myyt A* PEGG! >t des wrest: sete f r shinai oar win? SS ee F ms yh Ames g9 wire Spey Rpg oy he aS ra 44" } ; 7 A oma ‘ ery a PS hn ~ ox M Tibgas eee ‘ ae) Way Ape sa. Se > nat Ai) ek ee Ha. ge 254 ” Snaee re ae ’ . . tw te he sat) ew myer Fae . e . 4 1 | he ban sg et p by eY, ad € Bee ie [pape o> ae ened rv ee Par ee paca aS 6 a0 age ih Ag Meee GLY ALS yes ee : “ “} may Fee Be? ie ~ ie p ry \ i , _ Gh. PS Re ORR FR, “se + J » oS pie ~ ¢ A a ; ee Cy oh na saga f : ae Seeneeae * hie UR mR ENR Me ~ care } * Te: Ma Pa: 7 eu tins & , ma i i Ae ;

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mt C p 7 | @ | APRIL 3, 19927 . ¥ MORNING 7 t oe a a | - | - | | & TY’ A MORNING : | x ‘ \ F ' | hemes how theyre kept free ° Orns | FOR LONG | «: American Lady | and, | Speciola Hair Nets | FOR SALE AT / | | ALL BETTER DEALERS , > y / ts ay 4 “Ey a. (“leana ce AaA : Ps Ven) Wit ai a ie” te Indi wt ke oe 4 ‘ ~ sate gestion. “inc 42 lovely fooe | : a ; ; 2 a , May acquireacorn “Sowntes RY a “— 4 * 4. . Z 7 ee s i : ; a mF Ss ; * - -34 . *% ; 4 Pe , . j | # 3 2. = cy i 4 Vie: PA ! sf Si ary ¢¢ 99 tix ‘3. 2s ' - Pua — oF - j > Bee jf Ié 4) with the Inner Belt} « é * ey 7) an Oo ‘= | 4s é {- {A Y DUCHESSE 2 1 \ xa ) : , > | J he bate ~ ~ =. : oi _ a | . ig eB ; —_—~ | 4 i, RAMON | | | g ne? * 3 Ae i r | 5 | | a | a >| 7 *% | , ” >| a pA on keehi f = k | | : = e OV) ee} Ina a lovely SRIN -% | 2) 1. The hortsomes! boning | $1 : x & - ef iS and elastic side pieces of | ' ee 4 y ; 2 Fa ae ; x the diaphragm belt mold | . --Nature’s oift to Youth. = | Z| the Aaah inte rm com ag (> “* sy . oy =. VY 2. Lette side fastening lies es as = smoothly. 4 ya }. Abdominal belt joins s . tar enough beck wo pro 4 TRACK MARK BEC Ww vide essentia! support of ed - + Real lisle clastic side ie ae f. serts and wertica!l boning ) A Pieced im from: section — | 7) torm bec. : c : ° | oe orsted-tex is the ; * 4 One of America’s most widely Lih O Cc ot Ou ei seties - a garment that giwes to 3 graceful lines chat ooery w s © :' F see ata fine custom es Br ae ra bines the double featu 3 tailor: || diaphragm control with 3 , isiiw w | ors 4 Beit support. The da | results in added poise -@ =z) _ 4 of form. There is onl | ?| “H & W” inner Belt © ‘) the trade mark “H & 9-DAY a . ment. Priced Porm $3 50 ¥ communit » : . C : ai . “oLr i che custom-(ai : | Wl The Well-Kr wi} Hi ‘ In texture. patterns an ‘| mone custom fai.oTrs use 5) ne frome and ec © Worsted-tex suits 4 anels are of quelry Lasshila heeacred J) «rimtined for adc: Gouodie-Oreastec , é; al wappor end H “ear . ehmer ' » ae and ‘wo per Pe ‘a : ie . _— s a ws i Ps ee. at ben See sited ie rrerentg ites at tesa > S. ae" Ps y K : Se a ty 3 ee: . eb PRP 2 an ws Pee e pie ee ies iy ‘ota $ .2 cs ae ss PS

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ee THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH aed a | — | : 2 4 es “ vam More Home Merchants’ Ad- , ey i vettising was carried by the Post-:ispatch than all other St. Louis newspapers COM- os BINED during 1926. . Papers SS i ee _ ; Pe ae Es : , . . a bit Face Powder 61 Se im Corns Teleum 6) @ - _ — " es — we ” ‘ in “ . . . - ie J ¥ * oe es ; ” = &, J ; ee eT ee me wh ies w , yj f works ninkte SMe Se a 6 : ay Ts ay : Mt ¥ i f ye a rf a y TREE te Gi Tee -_ al - ey be Pee Un é Ne gms Faas SEP aca os 7 rr ~ Wai, in sce foc ap Fg Ca Nin lee ORKS FOR THE WORLD'S WELFARE— A new photograph of Dr Fridtjof Nansen, famous Norwegian statesman and explorer, whose services in t ~ oa Ton nd >*”* , IN THE ART OF PERFUMERY, PERFUMES BY Pa > | 2 * the neat Bikee kad Saeem Yardley have for generations taken a distinguished place. , 4h 2 7 : | ast anc uSsSla , _ eopatra had ind; ! . * , c '4@ - ———— . = : ; have given him high rank One of the most beautiful is “Bonpd STREET” an CO] Ndi- . : Ap, 2 SRE “~ ~~. 4 | ean ee ee ee exquisite perfume with a new note of unusual charm. ' ‘ : hia amony numanitarians. Obtainable at all Good Stores Lerfumes by Yardley ¢ ta re ; } , , 2 9 ¥ ‘. our a — : . ; " J fo ‘ : Pl pee a Wee age FS A PLEASURE WITH the nearest corner drug store. 7. . Brees. tid, ye Fees ee eg gee te ge ama, CUBOID SUPPORTS Bite + vx a a Al . > ‘ : o. TRUSSES, > “ INV ALID CHAIRS, CRUTCHES, ETC VIVAUDOU Ss al entiest ond: e€ he rm rey the i of Loose Powder Vanity - * j . ] ant a a gee ha die Boge 2 he ; ong" We oats 4 Rech, er ht e es M é prod d . 7 bt : : : “« . ‘ sab ight. be 40) " j : s ; Ce Tey bY: he , ae i gate eat gh ee Ok ae eae m4 Vie) " t if, oe hy . . oF A Pye Dae te acti) plete ae xr oe PA “> ba Po aa a : ; Be) 8 en Mis PB a be sla at Ag net ‘ PRA: agar y Bee LR 2) oa 54 gui Oe oe F iy , at ; . oie ga £ t et ad i: ie ‘Dairy HEADACHES—tiredness that I could not seem V. Vivaudou, Inc. es a to throw off. Then a breaking out all over my body. + < LS oF 4 I dragged along—with cathartics—until I was many pounds underweight “TIT had read often of the wonderful results others had obtained with Fleischmann’s Yeast but for a long time I did not think of Yeast in connection with myself. 2OWOo | “Finally I decided to make the trial. It turned out “6 | | to be very easy and simple. Today 1am a strong robust 5a man. My ailments have disappeared. I weigh 186 pounds of pure bone and muscle and feel a picture of “EH &S dt Belt Corsette rn 4 ) health and happiness.” «11 eee ee with the Inner Belt “that fits” \/ LEISCHMANN’S YEAST —a food, not a medi- cine—keeps the whole digestive and intestinal tract clean. The millions of tiny active yeast plants in every cake remove the poisons of chronic consti- pation, and restore the muscles of elimination to their normal strength. Your skin clears, your digestion becomes normal, your old listlessness vanishes. You — GRR ON BE OE sep BR oH LMDH ol mm _ he! of os iy ’ — 2 CIWOCDEA are really well again. ROSES AT $100 APIECE Fleischmann’s Yeast is the simple, n —These particular posies act intestinal poisoning. Eat it regularly. won first prize at the New any grocer’s. Buy two or threec York flower show. Anna2 in a cool dry place. Start today to eat 1st Above MR. A. L. DIXON taking “time } ' near Dall Texas. Once he was not ase 1s holdin ! } me a te “ae a ue rages off’ near Dallas, je “ “ 2. Berane ll Write for a free copy of the latest booklet on Yeast for able to enjoy life like this. He stelle hen | : : ; . “ ae ae } ie - “d ait . } ij alth. Health Research Dept. N-930, The Fleischmann Com- easily and naturally he got rid of his ills y, 701 Washington Street, New York. ~~ 1. The horizontal boning and elastic side nieces of the diaphragm belt mold the flesh into firm con- tovrs. 2. Left side fastening lies smoothly. 3. Abdominal belt joins far enough back to pro- vide essential support. 4. Real lisle elastic side in- setts and vertical boning Placed im front section form bei. IGWO6 IDAEOXGE IGA OG OCA £06 DOWOGICA LOO IDLO DOLD OADG IOALO At left SARAH FIELD SPLINT , Ed- itor, Dept of Foods and House- hold Management, McCall's Mag- azine, President Sarah Field Splint, Inc Food Consultants a wae A pi ec ands ese wali te MY BUSINESS sor rr ese °F Y erg’ ‘ / Ahh A i sh Wienges s e en a ey ae : ‘ <itz ; Pare my scans PP oi Ses) oY aN ;, a <P ecb Ty pee ; +8 “ / at —* Prt, wis tag new 5 sh ethene a salty atin < tar 5 yd se ii tielliggnaiate ten - he Duchesse de Grano beautiful and d One of America’s most widely copied Inner Belt Cor- settes - a garment that gives to the figure those slender, graceful lines that every woman seeks to achieve. This “H & W” foundation garment com- bines the double features of corrective diaphragm control with a healthful Inner Belt support. The daily wearing of which results in added poise - and a new beauty of form. There is only one original “H & W” Inner Belt Corsette. Look for the trade mark “H & W” on every gar- ment. Priced from $3.50 to $15.00. En AT eae This Fasv. Natural Hay to have eh AKG FOC OOD GW IG ide S40 oie ae ars 3 nie et your rightful, vigorous health to the yl The Well-Known “H & W” Garter Belt skin 1s | ‘ ighely The fron: ane beck i: The Beit hugs che will re- ' Panels ere of quelry | form with « nicety Mtindined for add of fit. granting light she ee Hema! suppor and «ais | p.. | restraint and perfect is an ier. With clases | freedom to slim fig- +h, holds | el cae: mate | ures. For dancing ehiv; and hese eupporcen and sportswear. m chap- Side hook Art $1.8 to $3.0 should be fi sing with - A of Fleiscnm: ees iss ae a - “rie ee? weal a At Ns ee S28 Aa tt DANN Ae “tet ea AE ENR até 4 seas ne OF Shh. BRINGS DOWN BIG GAME WITH BOW AND ARROW—Art Young of Oakland, Cal., champion THE H & W COMPANY, Inc. archer. who has returned Newark, New Jersey , from Alaska, where he bagged walrus, moose and Pray ager Sew Sth +e itimeone ‘! Hudson POE SI OSII OES VIDE IOI WOVE PCIWIC FCPS POMOC CHWS AWS OEIC BCT WICMIW CO TWOED ey ig dbea®r - A a De PRE rears sic tare) gins pet ceetocrnely Rat cine ; Pa: SEER CAN ae ‘lay * nage wth 7 a P te

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pe CIN aC NOU WALI A SEVERAL So 7 WPSiLte 2 GSO Se 8) ud Why Camel leads the world q GOODNESS has made Camels the Goodness means such a standard fe 2 | leader of the world that they are of uniformity that the billionth or | f Sian i today. Goodness means the quality the trillionth Camel is sure to be just | of the tobaccos from which they are as good as the first. It means the : made, the skill with which the to- honesty, the truthfulness, the sin- baccos are blended to bring out the cerity of purpose to make and keep l EY \ SHE-H fragrance, to produce the mildness, Camel the leader—the cigarette most = KI Oa pt to give that subtle quality and taste preferred by the greatest number. that smokers find only in Camel. “Have a Camel!” R ', REYNOLDS TOBACCO LeaMPAN ¥;, WINSTON-SALEM, NWRin CAROLINA r . | -_ 1-ae Mh. + . £E ~ sé ~, is .> “. >. ‘ ~ = e “ i , | : , Pi ’ ' ‘ ‘ , . . \ . > - A —~ AN “| Xv Es 7 - -_ a ie \ \ * ; ae “m= . «7 . Le 2p P $ ; ! : P 2 at ; -— 2S eee es ee eee: ee eee Se SO eee eee i +o, ig Peete *

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POST-DIS ST. LOUIS, MO., APRIL 3, 1927 By BILL CONSELMAN and Y CHAREIE PLUMB YOU WALK AROUND IF NOULL MIND ESMERALDA ee Lie SEVERAL BLOCKS, BROTHER, WHILE IT SHOP, [LL GIVE YOU IGHTO! SO ia WHILE I GO SHOPPING ‘a FIFTY CENTS! ~— AND ['LL ein eT ~ HERE'S WHERE MAKE You SS SE) =CdE CAD SPEND MY - : LA cin cmnnee Ci fk ff fed 7 a yep eco ny nee "ey HA 5 i fy , ) UNT ON VO Me / re MONEW, AL} ME 1 A 7 ~ 2 a ee PAPOOSES!] ( “2 ay, WISH I HAD! : N QUANTITY V4 i he Be: ~ arses Wa Pee ee ‘ : - : ee ys . - eats 5 Ones . 2 : : * wn humnelid. _ seamaem " te Ly & af + cide: 2 a. Sear SC, A RO OLE A ae te in aie teen ean shanti taints ili eanai. 4. . > ie LO RR Se RE A lr ay ay = te leita te mets titht et. Cte fe tae ata lta anit —— — _ % igs. % . - 7 - rt a oe at Soe ~ Ayer at e ov mereer dor * ; i Ay ee ~ ISS SS (Sy i it's SUCH A NEXT TIME YOU TAKE ae Ste, RELIEF TO KNOW YOUR CHILD FOR AN AIRIN’, & : THAT LITTLE ESMERALDA DON'T DO IT ON MY BEAT — ) WAS SASe! COME, At AIN'T CLUMBED FEfe THAT | me | PETTUMS|! KINO OF BLOOD , ale : PRESSURE! ww . hs ‘A PA+ET (A OFFICER! ° | | | 7 HERE, LITTLE BOY ee”. pg malin, 7 aes a oa 86 COUN tS | oe SES KI PED!! >. tT cate, S IT MIGHT AS WELL DNAPPE Tt ‘\, BE YOURS! 4 OF: _ he I .* . ate > te eee oa' Ps A + ‘2 nz 3 . ’ | eee ooh eee } wi. aw-© em oft ‘ erropalta Newapeper Ser crv’

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NG THE JUDGE R DINNER , 4 2 ae GRP ‘ > eR a: Ss * Ye on AX oe Cech 2 ee LR “%. ek i DO THE IMPORTANT @ 4e* uP WH, Ef-R-R- © MUSTVE EO OFF -HOW LONG HAVE “Ou GEEN HERE rrs - sae * 5 a 7 . > . eas hed AU oocu. OYSe, ba _ 7 = eC... ’ > at 9 ay : -** + ie 2 . ~ ox er oa ape ~* ’ “~ foes t ~ * % ; ve co A - de’ Panes So ‘ee Pence re - x ir Ane es . 4 , vvee Very ) y Oh ay RY Mer © ax ae a : . . are , Bees J a A ot SAR - eel te . a: : coed », ee a * * i Oe dA ~ We > SS: . ee pe ‘ x a * Ae Pe Say. ~ Naito : PY Bore, Soo . * ses oe tit u RY bora - aa ee ee SP ae ~ ++ de cies te. oes so et 3 on nga: J es RES Ae . e a! J oy oa : tt? ye Naa ees 2 On .. ieea s - VW ~ £P SP» « eo . t "ate BA SHEAINT | SO DUMB! Goldberss cm Rube qo we ¢ @ a Po )! “a4 , Bs _ FOLKS, THIS 1S PROFESSOR FLIMFLAM -HeES G@INIG TO PERFORS 1 A. GREAT TeicKk RIGHT B&EFoee Your — s SE eee a Noup, CHUBBY. Come AROUONMS HERE JA) FIFTERA) MIMUTES AASB BOAT ' FORGET YOUR. 1A\- STRUCTIOASS- Ll THIASK : WE CAA) abs FOURS, 1 WAAST TO STUDO SOMETHIASG WORTH LHILE, So MVE DECINEL TO TARE OP ¢ MASIcC - YUE Gor THE 7 oe VP BiLt wWwiTH THis TARLE CLOTH - Aw | will ‘I\AKEeE HIM DISAPPEAR COMPLETELY = SAW ME COVER GEE 1° LONE SOME | “UII THOUT PEARL ‘ NE CAY tike THIS TLL BEG HER ®. > TO Come ——4 ~, CO A RAINY y —— Sere ot ¢ “NOBROBY SEEMS To —~ | >PEAK EAIGLISH (eave) VE re sae» Sete. rs S = HEREC GUESS I'll HA ee | HER MY. 2 } | SELF “ oe NOW You Ler 'T BEY FoR FINE MINUTES. THEA) < : fe) a Oe a ane VLL Ger HIM- NO CROOK EVER GOT | = AWAY WITH AAYTHIAG IA THIS STORE Since VE BEREAN) } noel anda DETEETIVE Re G ae 1 / 10} - —— Boob _ — \. ee —— 4 ae —- - =. OF THE [ ror MA Tio COVASTER rH LOOR'NG For PEARL MY WIFE JE JE ual : COMPREAIDS ~~ Pa i gn... SHE HAS CHARGE - ~~ ano - — os C , van w ore we ee ag ree | cee OTS. ae Oe ROY AA Vy Ae THs MASSAGE HUB WILL TH COM PLE AIOA) iS OF a tae tf wiil BDEMOA)- mae Pay | STRATE 'T SOA) , T J 7 THAT TOUNIG : e AAns OER THERE ies % Pe Res Sa oe ka BEST: Me eae is ae S59 Sere we ie 33 ies? — a ™=. =, ~ = , WE WOAI’T LET MER GET AWAY FROM US THIS a ka : 4 . = an 1 4 ee es MSs na's se “® ra , a “g < mii ae K. 2 al - c™* MOKUS POKUS GA 260KuUs ‘HILL AOU) t | rae UI. ™,) GOob -asiGHT! 3 BDoA¥tT Look SO CROSS, PA ‘You HAVE TO ADMrT THAT WILLIE MAS iDEAS Gove || Big You SHE RUNS THE IKNIFORMATIOAS CoOGTH MASIC MUD GEAITLY CAS THE jade! FACE LIKE 7ua WN aed a & DETECTIVE - C1 ae 4s: woe THis DARKEY * STOLE SOME WATCHES -

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