St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 5, 1927

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COMIC PAGE MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927, ——— aia | START SAUIAIG F ROLLER. _—TTCSe BOY... You GET THe ALLY AIEED Is AVE AO GRAANB— Tes TH Hf Nee a Paperhanger? Call MAin One, One—One, One —Ask for Betty ‘Dispatch is Read in PAR MORE St. an ANY OTHER Newspaper, Daily and Sunday. Louis a, ae ST.LOUIS P JT-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service VOL. 79. NO. 210. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 0, 1927—44 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS cnn } (GH: TOTAL OF p 75000 FORECAST § Canvass of Selected Pre- cincts Indicates Only 27,- 500 Persons Had Cast Ballots Up to 1 P. M. ee ee eee “FHOLIDAY FOR 6000 , ¥ ‘ AINE FOX: in the Post-Dispatch. “teenth there was _ No active | coal ic a technical] error. ] Ns WIFE, 60, BECAUSE SHE {| 'WAD TOO MANY MEN FRIENDS’ & friends.” After killing his wife) 4 places today appeared to be about “pi that was stirring in the gff-year election. pm, A ing day | 67.500 votes throughout of 265,644. . Today's of Education, sa ticket, As is the president ‘Ward, Walter J. ‘Which is headed by F.. J. Yor President of the Board of Al- fermen. Two women candidates on this ticket, Mrs ‘mei the Twenty-fourth Ward Pthe four places on the # Education. ‘ddates, and not more than four are -% be so marked. 80, in their home *ith a hammer. His EMPLOYES OF CITY J Election Is for President and | Half the Members of Board of Aldermen, for School Directors. The flags that waved in the breeze outside the precinct polling quiet > 4 pol] of selected precincts at | hours after the vot- erage 44 votes to a precinct, or about the city. The polls wil] be open until 7 p. m . The 6000 city employes, who get a holiday. are all expected to vote, as are the 3744 precinct election gfficials. The Election Board ex- pects a total vole not much larger than 75,000 out of the registration seven gan, Showed an av election fore the thoice of one-half of the Board of Mideruien, representing the even- Boumbered wards, Second to Twen- H-eighth, the President of the board, and one-third of the Board or four members. Meven charter amendments, intend- fed to expedite public improvement work, are also on the ballot. Uttle Campaigning Done. Twelve present members of the ‘Board of Aldermen are running for ection on the Republican of the G. Neun. In the ond Ward the incumbent failed renomination, and in the Four- a vacancy. campaign hae Democratic 1S been ticket, Curran de for the Wilkinson and Twenty- the . , eae Miss Lora Otto of the eighth, have sought to enlist support of women voters. Members of the Board of Alder- men for all wards are elected by tity-wide vote. The voting is by the blanket ballot system, with a fstem of cross-marks within tircles and squares, and no scratch- ing of candidates’ names. Ten in School Board Racc. Ten candidates are running for : Board of having the in- Citizens’ Schoot Board Committee are Miss Eleanor Horton, Myrt A. Rollins, Dr. D. C. Todd and Arthur S. Werremeyer. The cross-mark system is used in Yoling for Board of Education can- Those dorsement of the Names on the Board of Education ticket are not to be scratched. Some school or- fanizations, in communications to Yters, have urged them to P"wratch” some candidates, but this ee wee ‘Pormer fronworker in New York Sald to Have Admitted Beating Mate With Hammer. NEW YORK. April 5.—Edward Ye Mars, 58 years old. a ironworker. has confessed, May, he murdered his wife, Helen. by striking her M the back of the head ihree times reported con- pevion followed hours of ques'ion- ng. former police Mrs. DeMars’ body was found Pesterday afternoon on a bed. The ly marks on her body were two M8rasions a the back of her skull. th her stockings, in which she a pt money, had been ripped open. : Detectives snid DeMars_ told them he killed his wife because she “8 “drinking and had too many day. to call Mars threw the hammer in an © barre). mrant Log Cabin to Be Returned. 3 the Associated Preas SCOLUMBUS, 0O., April 5.—The Mle log cabin in which Gen. U. fant was born at Point Pleas- 0.. would be returned to tts *nal location after more than years of wandering about the try, under a bill passed by the » House of tte Sosaenbattede ‘Many years the cabi;) has been Of the attractions at the Ohlo ™® Fair, It was moved from Mt Pleasant tn 1885 to St. Louts, lt was displayed and later "Ato the World’s Fair in Chi- In 189%. The Ohio Senate *“*Pected to approve the House |: Sacco and Vanzetti Appeal For New ‘Trial Is Denied by Massachusetts Supreme Court Trial Judge Upheld in Retusal to Reopen Mur- der Case on Madeiros’ Confession Ex- onerating Two Convicted Radicals. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, April 5.—A new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, convicted of murder in a p payroll holdup, was refused by the Massachusetts Supreme Court to- The court upheid the refusal | of Judge Webster Thayer of the, Superior Court at Dedham to grant | a new trial sought on the basis of | an alleged confession by Celestino | the Slater Madeiros, under death sentence for! Braintree, and Alexander Berar- another murder. idelli, his guard. The two men The case has attracted attention | were shot down in a $27,000 pay- throughout the world, radicals in} rol) robbery, at the door of the several countries having made | factory, on April 15, 1920, and threats against American Ministers | their assailants escaped in an au- and Ambassadors. | tomobile. ’ : 2 | Today’s decision means that the) While motions for a new trial were pending, demonstrations in long delayed sentence will be pro- | nounced shortly by the Superior behalf of the convicted men oc- Court. In this State the penalty for! curreg in various cities of Europe, murder in the first degree is death! Mexico and South America. The in the electric chair at the State! Paris residence of Ambassador prison. | Myron T. Herrick was damaged by The Supreme Court decision over-| a bomb and the Ambassador nar- ruled all the exceptions taken by! rowly escaped injury. counsel for Sacco and Vanzetti to| Madeiros Exonerates Pair. the rulings of Judge Thayer, in the | A new element was injected into course of the original trial and in| the case fn January, 1926, when the hearings on motions for a new! Madeiros, under sentence of death trial. (for murder of a bank cashier, in The decision of the full bench! Wrentham, made a purported con- of the Supreme Court was handed fession that he belonged to a gang down by Judge William C. Wait. It | which had committed the South held that there was no abuse of, Braintree murders. Further mo- discretion by Judge Thayer in rul- {tions for a new trial based ing that no reliance could be placed on his statement were filed. On on the confession of Madeiros the representation that he might , In upholding the course of the; be needed as a witness Medeiros District Attorney’s office of Nor-j| was granted a respite of execution folk County. in conducting the case, | three times, the last until Apri! the Court said: “The prosecuting , : officer is violating no can of legal! ethics in presenting evidence which | Court meanwhile had overruled ex- tends to show guilt while failing | ceptions to Jud Thayer's prey- witnesses in whom he has ious refusal to grant a new trial! no confidence or whose testimony | In October, 1926, Judge Thayer contradicts what he is trying to; denied a new trial to Saeco and prove.” | Vanzetti on the basis of the Medi- The Court said that the placing | ros confession. Exceptions were of spies in cells adjoining those of |then filed in the Supreme Court. FAIR TONIGHT, TOMORROW; $35, 000, 000 WORTH | SLIGHTLY COOLER TONIGHT OF BOND COUPONS the accused men, Or within their families, in order to obtain evi- dence was not an illegal method of getting evidence. A new trial, the Court ruled, is 'not necessary to prevent a failure |of justice. Convicted July 14, 1921. ed on ider of paymaster July 14, 1921, of the mur- Frederick A. Parmenter, at the shoe factory of & Morrill Co. in South Mssachusetts Supreme —_ THE TEMPE RATURES. 67/U. S. Liberty Loaners Haven't Collected Interest, Treasury Department Reports. ert alba high. (> a m. 78 Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair to- night and tomor- row: slightly cool- er tonight. Missouri: Fair tonight and to- morrow: slightly cooler tonight in the southeast por- tion. @llinois: Fair tonight and to morrow; slightly cooler tonight and near Lake Mich- igan tomorrow. in tomorrow. | gHNAL AIR TO BE SENTENCED sunrise | (tomor-| FAR GONTEMPT NEXT MONDAY row), 5:38. NEE FIVE Stage of the! Judge Rules There Wa: but One Mississippi, Offense and the Penalty Will feet. a rise of 1. Be Imposed = ccordingly. Arkansas: Tonight, fair, cooler; the Associated Press tmorrow, fair, somewhat warmer WASHINGTON, Apri! in northwest. Fk. Sinclair, wealthy oil operator. sonia hepenetnesnonnimeesetnenne will be sentenced to jail next Mon- Judge Suspe nds U. S, Court Term. | day by Justice Hitz in the District fv the Associated Press : of Columbia Supreme Court fo. BUFFALO, N. Y., April contempt of the Senate civil term of Federal Court for imposing sentence agreed suspended suddenly today upon today after Justice Hitz had Judge Hazel learned he was liable overruled the Governinent’s con- eri tention that the lessee of the Tea- 06 on re ris o ‘ removal from office, imprison pot Dome naval oil reserve had month and a fine of committed four separat- offenses, jur- jin refusing to answer as many ques- tions before the Senate Oi] Com- mittee three vears ago The court said there had been only one of- fense and that sentence would be imposed accordingly The congressiona] statute makes 1‘-andatory imprisonment of not more than 12 months, nor less than one month in a commo: jail. anda fine of not less than $10 nor more than $.000. Sinclair will carry the case to the Supreme Court of the United States. SALMON POOLS UP FOR SALE York C! b to Bid Against english Nobility. Kye the Associated Press NEW YORK. April 5.—Rodsmen from Philadelphia, Washington. Boston and New York. who com- prise the exclusive Restigouche Sal- mon Club, wll) be represented at Frederickton, New Brunswick, Thursday, to bid there at a public auction In the hope of maintaining their purchased rights on three famous salmon fishing streama. Guy Cary of New York, séeretary of the club. will represent the or- ganization, which expects to have to bid against Fglish nobility and Western capitalists forth: rights to what has been called the "$2,000,- 000 salmon pools.” (& Do. m. By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, financing movements to meet the first the maior war loan Obligations has disclosed that pur- chasers of the Liberty bond issues have failed to collect almost $35.,- 000,000 in interest due them. The coupons, of course, are good any time. In addition, the Treasury reports that $41,601,030 in Government se- eurities, which have matured years ago and which now draw no in- terest, are still in the hands of in- vestors. April 5.—Re- Henry FORD KNOWS HIS GROCERIES cent of SE 6 =» ‘ ls i>” _~ AN y/ \\ by §.—Harry 5.—The was was when Lo ment for one $100" for accepting: volunteer ors yesterday on condition that they would be paid at some future date. SS Feeling of Security at Home Many St. Louisians will move into new homes—homes of their own this Spring. New No more fear that the home will be sold—that they must move. Among the offers over in to- day's Post- Dispatch real estate pages that “home of your own”—one in which you and your family will feel secure— may be listed. Financial plans for home-buy- ing are also advertised in the POST - DISPATCH The Home-Secker's Guide of The Billionarca PPO LP LO LOO PLP LVL OL lA Lead LaLa Leo ed dl eal adh i a i a i Sacco and Vanzetti “ere convict- | iment STILL UNCLIPPED “his date | REED DECLARES SAPIRO PROMOTER FOR PROFIT ONLY Seeks to Show Plaintiff in Ford Libel Trial Tried to Wreck Co-operatives He Could Not Control. WITNESS TRIPS ON STATEMENT Reverses Positive Denial and Admits Getting Fee: From United States Grain Growers. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich., April 5.—The defense in Aaron Sapiro’s $1,000,- 000 libel suit against Henry Tord, devoted the forenoon’ session of court today to an effort to show that Sapiro gained fees from op- posing farmers’ associations and that where he failed to gain con- tro! of one he set about to wreck it and establish another in opposi- tion. Sapiro was under cross-examin- ation for the seventh day. Ques- tions by Senator Reed, chief of ord counsel, dealt with Sapiro’s connections with various farm as- sociations andthe fees he col- lected from the American Farm Bureau Federation, the committee of 1¢ of that organization which establist.ed the United States Grain Growers and other grain growers co-operatives. Reed. Explains Purpose. The Senator's purpose was not explained until just a few minutes | before the noon recess, when, halt- ed by an objection of Sapiro’s counsel, he demanded the jury be sent from the court room while he argued his point. “We wish to show,” said Reed “that if he could not gain eontro!l of organizations, he ser about to wreck them.” He said Sapiro solicited employ- from the American Farm Bureau Federation and failing to get if aligned himself with the committee of 1? =from_ which evolved the United States Grain Growers. Failing to dominate there, Reed said Sapiro aligned himself with the American Wheat Growers’ Association, Reverses Testimony. After he had denied that for “one second” he had ever repre- sented the United Grain Growers. Inc., or ever had received a fe: from them, Saprio reversed him- self and testified he had received a fee of $750 for legal work. The entry shown in both a ledg- er and journal in his office rec- ords had been asserted he an error and Sapiro had that he had never represented the corporation or _ received a fee. Senator Reed produced a letter Sa- Piro had written to the pooling committee of the American Farm Bureau Federation, giving his le- gal opinions concerning contracts of the United States Grain Grow- ers. Ine.. and of pooling “Now, Mr. Sapiro.’ asked Reed, “was not that letter presented ata meeting of the United States Grain Growers, Inc., at a fee of $750, as agreed upon, and was not that fee the very fee as shown in these books?” An objection to the question was sustained and Reed rephrased it into two questions. “Yes,’’ said Sapiro, “but I would not have believed it unless I had seen the minutes,” as he pointed at a small book opened before him. “I fhought that letter was written in early April, but I now see it was written after the United States Grain Growers was formed.” $1000 in Nine Days. Reed introduced as evidence @ letter Sapiro wrote to J. R. How- ard, first president of the Ameri- can Farm Bureau Federation Jan. 30, 1920, outlining ideas for align- ing the national organization with farmers’ co-operative. movements, and suggesting that Sapiro would be the proper man for the work. Sapiro admitted he got “$1009 gross” for attending a co-opera- tive marketing conference at Chi- cago in July, 1920, when he trav- eled three days from San Francis- co, remained three days and spoke once, and traveled three days back to the west coast. Reed asked if an otherwise un- identified CH. Gustafson had not spoken ahead of Sapiro. “Yes,” re- plied Sapiro. “Did you not later say to Mr. Justafson: ‘I am going to make you look Hke 30 cents?” asked Reed. Angered, Sapiro hald arose in the witness chair and aearly shouted: “I never said anything like that to Mr. Gustafson at any time any- where.” Willlam Henry Gallagher, chie! of counsel for Sapiro, demanded that the question and answer he Continued on Page 2, Colamn 2. Sapiro + LU | headquarters here today, reiterated | OPEN ELECTION Nobody Hurt in Explosions. ters — 5000 Police on, Guard at Polls. MILITIA GENERAL AWAITS EMERGENCY meee ee | Citizens Balloting on W. E.} Dever, Incumbent, Wil- liam H. Thompson and Dr. Robertson for Mayor: | Py the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April §.—Chicago’s most extraordinary mayoralty cam- paigr today entered the voting stage with 6000 policemen, special machine gun squads and armed plain clothes men .«n guard at the } 2lls, One candidate is Mayor William E. Dever, Democrat, Chicago from Massachusetts years ago and rose from tannery worker to alderman, Superior Court Judge ana chief executive. His plea for re-election was based en- t‘rely on his record. Another candidate Hale Thompson, Massachusetts, is William also a native of once a cowboy, Mayor of Chicago from 1915 to 1923, and titular head of the Re- publican party in the city. His Slogan was “America First.” He inveighed against tse League of > ations, the draft, the prohibition law and io’! King Gecrge of Eng- land to “Keep his snoot” out ot Chicago affairs. A third candidate, conceded only a bare chance, is Dr. John Dill I’ berts nu, former Health Commis- sioner und r Thompso~, who car paigned with the support of Fred Lundin, who was Thompson‘s po- | litical godfather until their ways |; parted abruptly a few years ago. State Militiz Not Called Out. | State soldiery was not called out, |despite the plea of Sheriff Gray- don, but Adjutant-General Carlos | Black of Springfield maintained prepared to have guardsmen on duty withi if an emergency should two hours, arise, Two headquarters of Democratic political workers were bombed ear- ly today by men _ iding in two auto- motiler The fronts of both places were demolished, but no one was ir jured The bombers escaped Forsons tiving over one of the places were thrown from their bgds but wee not hurt. “he first building bombed was the eadquarters of State Repre- sentative Lawrence O’Brien. active in Democratic politics in the Forty- second Ward. O'Brien said he had received threats that he would be “knocked off’ after he had had W!' iam Damma, 30 vears old, ar- rested for pointing a r°vviver at him. Police passed the word to gun- men and hoodlums to wear their bullet-proof vests if they ventured forth ‘We'll shoot first. talk aft- erward.” was the police fiat Roundup of known criminals, strong-arm men and gunmen was started yesterday. Vincent Drucci, 30. gang leader. was shot to death by a police officer while being taken to jail following a pre-elec- tion raid. More than 1,100,000 men and women are eligible to vote—a rec- ord registration--and predictions were made that 950,000 ballots would be east before the 4 p. m. poll closing Rain that started late yesterday ceased at daybreak. Each Side Claims Victory. Mayor Dever said: “I am going} to give Thompson the trimming of | his life.” Thompson sald: 000. they will vote for Dever and the draft of American boys whenever Europe demands it.”’ Both Democrat and Republican leaders were outspoken in their fear of trickery and crookedness at the polls. Voters were urged to take indelible lead pencils to mark their ballots ‘‘so your cross cannot be rubbed out.” Two grand jury into charges of election irregulari- ties were in progress while Chicago voted. The race issue, which had been one of the campaign topics, did not hold the danger of disorder which led the Sheriff to ask that troops be in readiness. Police were con- centrated in several non-Negro wards where sharp rivalry led to fear of possible violence. Heavy Early Vote Cast. Farly hours of voting passed without signs of violence and a heavy vote was being cast, with fine weather expected to bring rec- ord balloting. Only a few arrests were made. Continued on Page 2, Colamn 4, : DAY IN CHICAGO at Democratic Headquar- | who came io| 45 | outstanding investigations | | “T’ll win by 100,- | The people will vote for Bill | Thompson and no future draft, or. WO BOMBINGS THREE POWERS TO MAKE SIMILAR DEMANDS ON CHINA a Preparing for Election in Chicago | ~ WILLINSIST ON REPARATIONS FOR NANKING AFFAIR American, British and Ja- POLICE CAPTAIN STEGE unpacking sub-machine guns for use today in patrolling turbulent election districts. —Intervational Photo. Dt PINEBO DELAYED IN FLIGHT 10 ARIZONA After Taking Off at Elephant Butte, N. M., He Returns After 35 Minutes. April 65. Italian Springs HOT SPRINGS, N. M., de Pinedo, aviator, to Hot and landed at Elephant Butte res- ervoir at 1:40, after having taken off at 1:15 p. m. for Roosevelt Lake, Phoenix, Ariz., where he had planned to spend the night. jefore taking off De Pinedo re- duced the amount of gasoline car- ried to 250 gullons and stripped the pla enof all spare parts. The spare parts will be shipped by train to San Diego. He had been unable to get away this morning because of the absence of a breeze, Pinedo ‘arrived here yesterday fater a 700-mile nonstop flight from San Antonio. Although the hops from New Orleans were virtually without Incli- dent, De Pinedo admitted on ar- rival here that it was a relief when he sighted the Elephant Butte res- ervoir. The 45-mile strip of water was hidden, as he approached from the South, by the Caballo Moun- tains. He said he was lost for near- ly an hour. “Ah, it was great to dam,” he said. ‘These this desolate country—it us.”* MISSOURI PORTLAND CEMENT DIVIDES A $1,500,000 MELON Distributes 60,000 Shares to Stock- holders at Par Which Is Half of Market Value. 4 melon of nearly $1,500,000 was cut today for stockholders of ithe Missouri Portland Cement | Co Directors —tlHFrancesco returned see the canyons, worried authorizing sale of 60.000 shares of treasury stock to} ae i 4 ea 'first investigated since the ‘tion share owners at the par of $25 a share, on the basis of one share of the new issue for each four held already. The closing price on the 8t. Louis Stock Ex- change today was $49. At that the new stocp is worth almost what it will cost to ac- present rate double quire. There 240,000 shares now) worth $12,000,000 at the) market price. The pro- ceeds of the new stock will be used for building a plant for the manufacture of quick harden- ing cement. MARKED COIN RETURNS TO MAN Silver Dollar Spe nt in New York Shows Up in Wichita, Kan. WICHITA, Kan., April 5.—Forty- six vears ago William G. English of Wichita cut his initials in a silver dollar at Watertown, N. Y. A few days ago he received the same dol- lar in change at a filling station. “T marked the dollar the day I was 21 yvears old,” English said “The eoin bore the date of 1881 and are par and nearly present sale In the Negro wards on the South ever since that time I have been looking for it.” -——— « $6,000,000 at; me diate widening of the | | congestion | RAIL SHARES REACH NEW HIGH RECORDS Sixty Leading Stocks Lifted by Bullish Enthusiasm on New York Market. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 5.—A _ wild outburst of bullish enthusiasm in today’s stock market sent nearly 60 issues to the highest prices since 1925, or longer, and elevated the general railroad average to the highest level in nearly 20 years. Easy money rates and _ favorable trade news provided the back- ground for the advance. United States Steel, Erie common and Un- ion Pacife all reached new high ground. New highs in the railroad group were established by the three Erie issues, Pennsylvania, Bargor and Aroostook, Gulf, Mobile nd North- ern, Kansas City Sou‘aern, Union Pacific, Peoria and Eastern and Western Marylard second pre- ferred, the gains ranging from fraotions to 5 points. United States Steel touched a record high 170% while Colorado Fuel, Rem- ington Typewriter, Peoples Gas. Freeport-Texas and Fleischmann touched their highest prices since 1925, or longer. Pan-American B touched a new low price below 67. RADIO WAVE LENGTH BANDS HELD TO PRESENT LIMITS Federal Commission Announces Its Decision Regarding Broad- custing. Br the Associated Presa, WASHINGTON, Apr bands now common price at 5.— Radio wave-length used for will be onfined to limits, the Federal decided today broadcasting their Radio Commission present panese Envoys to Present Notes to Nationalist Au- STATE DEPARTMENT REMAINS SILENT Admiral Williams Sends Word That Japanese Be- lieve Disorders at Han- kow Were Pre-Arranged. By the Assoctated Press. LONDON, April 5.—Announce- ment from China that the United States, Great Britain and Japan have presented demands upon the Cantonese Government for repara- tion for the Nanking outrages is ex- pected in London momentarily to- day, following news that the United States had instructed its Minister in Pekin what course to take. It is said that the British Mints- ter has already received his in- structions. Although the text of the Ameri- can note is understood to have been slightly amended from the original draft as submitted by American Minister MacMurray to Washing- ton, it is essentially the same as the Japanese and British protests. It is expected the demands will be handled by the political and mil- itary authorities of the Cantonese regime both at Hankow and Shang- hal. State Department Silent as to De- mands. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 6.—Ad- hering strictly to its policy of si- lence, the State Department today declined to be drawn out on its diplomatic course in China even by dispatches from London report- ing that demands upon the Can- tonese authorities were expected to be presented momentarily by the United States, Great Britain and Japan. President Coolidge again called in Nelson T. Johnson, chief of the State Department's Far Eastern division and consulted him on con- ditions in China, the conference being a continuation of that held with Johnson by the President yes- terday. At the State Department, it was said there was no official word that Minister MacMurray, at Pe- kin, was ready to submit the American demands to the Canton- ese leaders. Neither would the department say how far negotia- tions between American, British and Japanese diplomats in the Chinese capital had advanced. There had been no indication here that the State Department would consent to an ultimatum, rather than simple demands for repara- tions and guarantees for American citizens in China, Cabinet Discusses China. The Chinese situation was chief subject of discussion at a prolonged Cabinet meeting with President Coolidge today at which American efforts to provide maxi- mum protection for this country’s nationals tn the danger zone were canvassed tn detail. Fears for Americans China, territory which ts expected to invaded soon by Cantonese the In North be issued to one of the forma- | | Proposals A general order was with the problem. commission. made to reduce radio by increasing the num- ber of bands on which broadcast- ing is now allowed. “In view of the manifest venience to the listening which would result from of the had been incon- public any tm- frequency band devoted to radio broadcast. Ing,” the commission's order sald, “the commission will not at this time allocate to broadcasting sta- ‘tions frequencies other than those between 650 and 15900 kilocycles (545.1 to 199.9 meters), except on specific request of such stations, “It believes, however that the band between 1599 and 2900 kiio- cycles (199.9 to 149.3 meters) should so far as may be practica ble, be held open for experimenta! work in broadcasting and allied forma of radio service, to the end that. with the further development of the art, this band may be even- tually made available for broad- casting. whether for the ear or the eye, {if it ehall prove particularic well adapted to such type of serv- ice to the public.” | Nationalist troops, have spreay among officials, but President Coolidge his been assured that adequate protection for them is being provided. While evacuation of Americans South China is being rapidly carried on with concentration at Shanghal, it was said today at the White House that the President has been told that Americans in North China are to be concen- trated at Tientsin as the center which could most readily be af- ‘forded the protection of American carships and troops. At Tientsin there is a force of approximately S00 United States soldiers as @ guard for the Pekin-Tientsin rali- road, which would serve as a nu- cleus for American forces itn the event it becomes necessary to as- eemble this country’s citizens there Closing of Consulate. Ase an indication of the anzicty to remove Americans from the danger zones to ports where they would be afforded naval! protection. 1dmira!l Willlams reported to the Naty Department today that the neulate at c “hangsba, ordered Om ee oe — * S AAA RAE AO . ; ? , 1 P ” ps ™ i } ' tend ls ———— — en ee onan a . 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¥ : ee ore a a . As ape: iin en a z. ee eee ee re ___ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FORD TO LIMIT {Records Everything But Thought | ELECTRICAL DETECTIVE Powers to Make Similar TH AMEYSNISIET soy| sy PReSoe ta url RADE BASIS PAGE 2 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ee me Demands On Ching comoiaint sade Thar seven of |Old Cartoon of the Job Haile 3 ao : Those Taken Were Backers of the White House ye GROCERY SALES lf x | Centinued from Page Ove. view of the constant press north- One Mayoralty Candidate. | = the Associated pada = : ; (I LSE (| EADS eo | ra ibaa: : ee ward by the Nationalists. Ten neraons were arrested 21 Nae eae s ; ’ (7. would be closed | . WASHINGTON. April $= | . o . t. - ht on Te meni oolida: Thinks abs Se ee ne oo a ee | ae 1 ibaiiymearas - closed Apri! Evacuation of Upper Valier. ‘ast St? ui n the eve of a) . . r rh period q ten days prior to that !} The American and British evac- FE ; 4 a es Super-Sensitive Dey ce Records ie alsa relayed advices froin . sone & por ggploaatias Sees 7 | ~~ i eity € lection, in raids las! night by Grover Cleveland whont he g a EMPL Y a % | 3 y s ~£ th Motion oT a Hand in i resporsible Japanese’ who hel ne i Taunees aster: Peat three Federal! prohibition agentS ON [nor believe is yer fully” Pate, ii § Ad a Its Vicinity. said, believed ve yan ‘plete except for a handful of vet-.two saloons and three residences ates: sae came out at the ite « ' : : : : kow, in which the Japanese ,¢ran missionaries at Chengtu and they classify as home brew re- House today along with a denig) » a —-——-- a E F ; Ge eee involved, were “prearranged and! yoy oe who refuse nie enduanin aaah Loe ar latest crop of resignation vat organized’? moves against the Jap- Szechwan has been one of the args wag Repub Prbeprsadiler odor Terminal’s Free Use of Cit tL tin i repud- “4 i . : » ’ ms Backers of Frank Doyle. | Kellogg. Chairman Butler eeu = ‘ia > 4 Streets in Exchange Sug . ' . 5, - ‘ ey } ' q > | 2 that in three cases no searcn Wat , A ¢ artooniat = ¢ onception ot Announcement Made _ to ee] j ” * By Leased Wire From the New ‘ | | ee ae es % : anese. est fields for missionary enterprise. candidate for Mayor- com-jp, publican National | gested by Municipal Re . . . iy ? : ‘ ’ “ -Dis “th. ; f thé ical Michigan Retailers by par i. Xn | York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | 41, american residents Of the) ay covint Gencent panne Pee lican ¢ Mayor: cor of Bee ae ee : NEW YORK April 3.—D LD . e the coast of Shan- ; pani nc: tee plained that seven OF tnose Aarrest- isang others and their shea ie a | RS : ; ‘ ee ee eee salt area along th 2 has sent a message to the Chinese — ' tet Probable M, ys MA 4 » A . Sie ; P ‘ , 7 . . ay P- Sat . . NN . rants had peen i Baas > b> b ; The instrument In appearanc- jhundreds of secret organizations in| Gen. Pt Shu-chen Shantunges > | yesterday under the nuisance | faced by a delegation of oft. e a radio tube, is called{Cnina and the State Department ; clause of the Volstead Act. hey |seekers bearing a shiela Pes? io alte WES . ag ee ry . ha ' ‘ oa . er. 499 r vinces . 3 - : ‘ Knowles esearch engineer Of the .tung and Kiangsu pro ; - workers of Shanghai congratulating be ‘ed by the Stat eaprtmen believed by the State Deal ‘them on the capture of Shanghai J *) bs ryvraft >*kin ré- to have been evacuated. Peki and urging that “as the labor Westinghouse Electric and Manu- a " - te “ Bler eT ~ vad ek eee hee ee eee eae ane’. oe => rn. RR ESR te oe chade pProy suiricien! bhi ‘ 14 nlies of every description general manager of the Ford com- nee % SEGRE PO REX. iad bea See gw ieee ein . ee %- ee KAO ed “eae? * oe halt nN :> } n — ri} . SNOW 1 Ss bem iit j bai t he ci t ‘ , f } la n KX oO +4 q 1} t wo r) » a n dq | ws thar ———— mia APE . : ather ;cOmmander in Shanghai prior to 7 : . ‘aS +¢ s +) Agreement Will Be Drawn | ’ - “ vee % ‘ ‘ . | ord ca blegra rr from the agen “ye ‘ P ne , _ e * ; . ‘ e . on aniese s ‘ ss . ch 448 A & aii id sw trat} N é' . : ite -¢ use ie : . rae - - was made Just as Sensitey: os the streets throughout the cit} offices in Hankow [It quoted a —— italy and Hy mem for its tree “se or the streets of thi ] lowerin; f ,erican Admiral! said, “and all| tional program of the Nationalists,; ato . “] was signed at the Chigt 5 . | gity, is made by the Bureau of Mu in{@ cable received at the New York ‘tlonalist overnment” ; ‘tating ¥ — ument as stating} Bethlen. They signed aise eam wgon its analysis of the bridge } ar ? . é > . = ? " j a The message, fron Alice Bre- _ the recent plenarv session of th notes by which the twe govern. trade ordinance. Knowles grid glow relay. It no record of its previous Par-j+4),., ¢ar oF the chty. wae het 061°" those of Wililam Watson, 906 inscription E Pluribus =i § . soa - : * iy Division avenue; Frank Sprow, 15|Underneath was adde@ Prefers User Basis if Bridg of th “dinar ‘lay. | j seine some distance north of i" oF Fe PSSRary | er nce begins some distance : the Shantungese commander in{“™™. , ere ‘tne ti ’ : . nue; Eckles and Joseph Hatches,/thue situation of his day, 3 R ) oe - on—Supports Mayor’ 9iattas ‘f thef ai ahout : Aes fie. ~ a oscillation of th@air abo ‘also with bargaining with the Can table. Though the watch was NOt qriyjane as two Japanese were University in China Reorganized |. Sat Witte hi ungarian ye : dl lian itionalist News Agency of China, {Sea Outlet for H redeae A suggestion that the Termina ipa ‘Railroad trade the free use of thi hoto-electric tube Was IN-| «rhe Japanese were attacked by , denominational! school at Chengtu. |,, | agency. consisted of a 1400-[| ¢ricnde) T = | Bri : on . ae Re iin ah ‘5 . at, . . frrienasnip CONncil lation and on Munictpa: ridge as proposed, be sity. | its staff to comply with the educa- “ 1sible inister Be fi responsib! Minister of the Na- day by Premiers M ussoltni A nici pa! Research Im a report tod! ssa led | 7 office uf the university says. . missaries ata protest meeting called | aha PO REO Le oe rning bell he Jap : | Se ee . pS Warning Oe. joined in the attacks on tne - att ut la PP PTH Koumintang central executive com-| ments sanctioned the cone It is not suggested by the bureai rat : ning | ee Metall Grecers’ As , | Knowles explained one ~lanese. Responsible Japanese be- a ‘wae of sigue Ege eos Whether the decision resulted . watch t a agit an aster ip Tr iieve that the attack was organized the nivers ” rage sage “ . aot i Seieieee . being Kreught to | D. D. KNOWLES demonstrating his electrical control tube. and a piece of tinfoil under the /in4q prearranged.” ing body of the school, had been | ' . any bv | plush acted aS a condenser, carry- ! —— * ‘reorganized with a majority of bear against the Ford company by | a ee ees | ing the small accumulated charge | Northern Forces Resisting Canton-| chinese as members. Lincoln | retail dealers, was not revealed to the ground and | ese Advance Toward Pekin. Dsang, a Chinese graduate of ist commander, the statement re-|Fiume. Arrangements for Men diations. (he appointment of a com Staples said the action resulted | REED DECLARES SHERWOOD FODY DISCUSSES >, perhaps he anode-cathode SHANGHAT, April 5.—The Northwestern University, has been |vealed, has been stripped of tha] Fiume to Hungarian trade are ty saitt e: ee is recommended ~ SRR EA Deg Sethe ve, Piya, mittee “has thoroughly clarified |of the Italian and Hungarian that the ‘vo are necessarily equiy the issue of party versus persona! perts who are studying means. alent. but for the det. rmination o authority.” affording Hungary a trade @Wiee relative values and all other ques Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, Xationai-|t© the sea through the pertigs tions invelved in the present aege iii f the r bi ty to . +} "ae ‘ : ‘ ‘ ; ¥ . ; . | ccsinage gy company’s § inabilit northward drive of the National-! made vice president and acting» power to raise money and relegat-| 5¢ completed as soon as pe me Three weuld be named by thi . to ] : handle the sideline business SAPIRO PROMOTER WHAT'S WRONG WITH WORLD curr! Previously blockaded, to 1 | , ) ke. bie : “We are going to close the bus! FOR PROFIT ONLY piri ists, along .[the railway’ fading to |iS al guseente of” the. iupetes wer oe Galatea ae ice: (ins Mayor, Compara are — hf ec by i USI- : ates ; i t ‘ ia {iit ™ a . ‘i . e . ; + - ‘ +. 4% : : 50 , : at : ” ness to the public because the All Boils Down to Question of Per- n v requ pee nd Pekin is me ith ay. a graquate of the Baptist ber of the military council. ae | ent «the Mayor, Comptroller an oo , eh ; rN GMs ne $ . “ — witteé% vi sv ' s _ eS oe —s | Gamina : > hh, ws ’ , as ame : = hy mS . Bt bee business has grown too big for us Centinued from Page One. sonal Character, He Says atl S abou cietn O81 4 ih ' Minary in Roch wees oe i has The Minister announced the is- Mobile Man and Caddy Reach Wer: sues of the Board of Alder to handle.”’ staples said. “TT ~ hope | woo ae ie Orpheum. ’ ene toa i placed es The nead oO! ne suance of a manifesto to the Chi Antonio. i. ius! mi ¢ by the railroads am vi - a : a] ™ nq id. eR ares cen ‘ ™ ‘let Lussia will be strengthened Sian = Loe Grahame and his caddy, The Merchants’ Exchange and th py Harry’ Kirby of Molibe, ABM Rea! Estate Exchange. opera r¢ eee . . — . as . -_ 8 “ ‘on om . - rr 9 : ; ie “hibits ns aT 1125 , through Shangnais pusiest street :' ee rnipt } l I } - : een Sree oe Be:h a: I se : w-*? ane ‘ — ing of more thah 1900 sembere of ;none of it be read. Whispered ; :7 Orient and in Europe nd - a bat /ments to that sector. cleties. : The manifesto charged “the tm fairway’ of the longest golf aemuch as the franchises of thi si 2% ss . . ail iie@ ati iit ats etal we. tar . ;+} . >"> ess +~~Ue: "a § ,f Pes condemned as attempting to drive | Yes, that was a | mn an iriace ee. veal said a radio. were 10° Chinese] walking delicately and with mei Two Batteries and Hospital Unit to $20 000 000 DEAL IN | oF of Eads and Municipa the retail grocers of the country ‘general plan,.”’ replied iro. “Dil | p16 quoted statements of Ben rms or count people OF | 5 ans, = ge woe woundedl and twe blare of trumpets, sfriving to con-| Sail From Britain. ' ' GAL ye dges between the city and t out of business There was no 'Gus—Guataf Gua. yids } Lindsey $a “amine ae ars passing na given point ‘ - a fe se genie i oeiail vey to China how much more | Rr the Associated Preas. American Firm Offers loan ~- gallroads, announces the follow A? E. oa. ts Rea meee 2 a ail . is ‘ his Abie, i «ll} ¢ aii fi. ~ a lon? hal nation f th: : . | - . . : , PROT: Tk “panne eB al 2 HANG tO Maintaill | Nationalist party is contained in a orders to sail. Public Works. mm @irly arrived at b establishing { = . > | a liv, ‘ : «a z i. $ : =o" — ; " = eal i ; ven q T . wJ In Bngiisn newspapers. Foreigners cor nued today Bs to * use of any such facili ») ay ie ct ] 19° ZY ne ees : on . : oe ’ . , — ii “rs : “ ie, : he “i ‘ the iast few years tnaia reai rev | ion : : eal : for * tee . Mixture Causes Explosion. mash ) : : ‘ 4 great revolution has been brought aboat in all business. r the use of its f SuD-coOmmittees of the gy gross for attendins . ) I bi j L)4 TNe i } . fich a= ‘ , r ; —_—_— > _ be « 2 Two mén were burned when a ef 17 13 % Papen SOREL y eT a paige es Ni es b se Da ee ee the most adequate and dependable the world ever : 0 adjuned 48 am ; ‘ e ; he a tend , co ] ‘ ne ‘P | i921 to 53 . if 1926. iy Convenes after woes Sis ~ $25 damage to the building an. oT Sot ee ale ct : nS = ny sensi set pe | : aie 2 ee? The Ri —— DE Ae aemtonts ‘ding and ye informed th: r lackson sare oli ., 4. This is as it should be. of course, for the railroads—the greatest development : aaa Bureau of Municipal ® : ‘ca eben 7 want to show thi became | enilty in C 7 : agency in the Nation—m ; : | : : “4 38 an organization of Farth Shocks at Ventura. Cal. active in organizing another ri iy. aeaths esigte, a 7 | S$ eentea $7.50 (er a aa to atte mac eo eae NR volume of bunness at 0 fair sate a whic t VENTURIA. Cal. April 5 _. association They are trying to false swearin Was iven 1 Bano a ’ = f Federal at] o£ an develop and expand them selwes te be of proper Three slight earthquakes shook reak up this tes : by obie bru prt —-. wee orm 3 : h s testimon jec. 0 ne years in Merie Thorpe, Editor Humanity Ventura last night The first of ‘!OnS So that it won't mean any. ' enitentiary «a 4 i an any- — _ Published monthly et Washingtoa by the S avage uS€SsS of the bridges a Sat and nel ; ae wen — : Ss oelgaghh sandal se ope: Taare age ted on eee ee es Me es ~~ ep Le RO ee nanny sent Ne pity ileiancaiaiie ~ OE ae -— ie Pes pee Ne ~ San h volunteers informat . 7 * ‘Ser citizens upon the cone assistance in the growth and development of the Nation. | a public affairs in St. Louis. & “irman of its governing coms > i - tee den ? LeT Ce: } e° mp ’ T re Bhat A ad_seigaaat “et egy amin Fin, — n 3 “——~ To Be Wit ; 7 : Sides. liten meant nothing iehed “akan wae bac hout an Electric Constant improvement is being made by the railroads. But if this is to contiom, P88 mi: ST.LOUIS POST \ letter from Sapiro to Waltor ri returned here March 1 asher at This Price the public must see to it that the carriers receive an adequate rate for adequate and - aie vibes a eos Sa ° -DISPATCH Peteet ead of th. is ibney s FY cependable service. This is as much the problem of the public it is of “a ; wt from tnundation Founded oy (OSEPH PULITZER Marketing department ) an ‘into the itentiary se af oie x cial Terms Th bi: ; eeatt nr co ye wee Was aornounced here “8 mHNouncement of th, rican AY ct nm (Oga. : t he , | 1S¢ «a COPy. Rureati Federation « tion : ‘ w {5 D Electric Co. 904 Pine | a Trave ine + duly 17, 183 | . Ol \ , Q ’ : - os aveling iIncognite, ] Mo. » 00-Operative Marketing t! emocratic ticket ays for Return Trip ' CEntral 3454-—MSS—3456 a ? ‘7 arrive here Aprit -2 and Serving the home electrically since 1886 , : SO0y; cight days. “ ~- payee Ap ARTI antag bat in aed - ua

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1997 meer ST.LO"!S POST- DISPATCH - PAGES mest eng EV TRADEBASIS | Wat Hat Sones Dit nS ous Coon /SSHOQOLOSSIN- GRANT TOPLEAD |e asm HCAS NST rat na tance — ween eT AD LSE OF EADS PECTAGULAR FIRE GUILTY AND BEE. 2s mer scence KILLED BY POLICEMAN | P iloers Unwed these || pis SHINGTON. April s — -) eq, - Coolida: Thinks highly eS ) r Cleveland whom he doce ae | | cialis: Vincent Drucci Shot Durtng believe is yet fully apprec me * | The newspapers of this city || se - . ‘ . . i- ; i & f WV é ‘ Y j “ amis came out at the Whigglll : have arranged as usual to com- || Row in Patrol Wagon Af - | pile the returus of the election ter His Arrest. : today along with a denia} of | ie tn age ae Pn . ‘ | Oe aa ¢ Semmes A ee so en. 8 i ; a ee: — a RS : as > have ir) volved Sines id : ’ F U f Cit i ‘a Rinks he 6 \e si . : “ oo ; Pree oS ~-% ‘ x Mp nae an y ; : . b P 4 “7s s rree Use o l oa Re i Pe 6 Om Se, eo the public will be furnishe sg. Chairman Butler of 0 Terminal : , yi , ~ | ne TAS Set SS Flames Sweep Up to Fifth Officer of Collapsed Realty || cicn the cetult ‘without waiting || Br the Acuctates Pram lican National Committes ; Ex aes —— es , So eR, Er Tee Pes ae a “1 3: ° CHICAGO April 5.-—-Vincent oOMMittes He Streets in cnange oug- ; re y 7 Ke : me Floor . ‘| for the officia) count. pri inee: thers and ‘heir probable Suc. b M ‘ ‘ a! R i ae ~— ~~ 4 = > : | 00 of 8-Story Building Firm Will Accept Sen- | The police officers stationed Drucet, an years old. e:cceassor to a gested unicip @-| . Fx. 2 > tl * : at all the polling places Have | the peer-r ee | eis : at | ne i : $ ; r-running rule of the slain artoonist’s conception of the He . —a 7 | ON sees ~ i; \ } : at Duncan and Boyle tence From Judge Ossing been supplied with blanke on Di O' Ban! se E : (Hymie) House in 1885 @s an “inf search Bureau. OU” Qs | > SSG . 3 : ” Avenues. _ ..Tomorr which the returns sheuld be ||/°e? © Denies, ane Ean | ~ | ots ted 4 : @ _ a en it FAVORS NAMING OF , Sane cai ee “4 . : ~~ tire in the eight-story building Edward w Grant, secretary- fers to the criminal courts bulld- ii rom 'y ’ 7 "pe = of l oe . ; o “ms ” oi 4 4 ni si : ' ue . : a : : > : ¢ . ue eki\ Nn of Br .of the St. Louis Moving and Stor- treasurer of the collapsed Wagner- | over to the police officers ing yesterday, when, according to nictes Ir pe " ' ~ VG Ni, € * . a oe Cleveland $f COMMITTEE OF NINE | 2 a Pe... ict ayn 8*'er had struck him. proof structure fiself taining money by false pretenaes, Medi one Co. Disclosed b | Drucci's companions, who had The blaze was discovered in the | ind failing to recite a former con-j| , , . pst, iadions y been arrested with him in a pre- packing roormn on the first floor at vevyance, in selling real estate, é ; ; = election roundup of known trouble- 8:20 a. m. by a passerby who ran| Grant, who fs 26 years old. wii; The late E. W. Grove, head Of | nakers, partly substantiated the into the company office. just to appeal to the mercy of the court ithe ‘Paris Medicine Co., borrowed police account of Drucci's death. ©, suggestion that the Terminal the north. A still alarm was teile- | our Indictments and — warrant) ¢) 075.000 from the First National They said, however, that Healy Provided by Port of ey gey ; od : Sn ni iphoned. The first district fire | 4re pending against lim. The | Bank in the last three months of started the dispute. Drucel was Fiume. Railroad trade the free use of the Ae ; a aa . mm > ns ON * 5 : ‘ and later a third alarm and 17?) 3even years for perjury, and tWO | payment of three y0-day notes, |™more than $1000. pumpers and five trucks respond- ‘© five years on the other charges.) i+) interem, amounting to a total! Two superior court Judges re- The minimum term on al! charges | of $1.280,220.93, was authorized by ‘fused to issue a warrant charging the building. would be 10 years and the max!- the Probate Court. No objection ; Healy with murder, requested by i was made by the executors, BE. W Drucci's attornes They held the —————— ee aici |i ea ee is os - ery) ’ ten, - Bx re ey 2 - * =e 7 i] ~ ’ » tne +, he. al ‘ x end fs + Len tty oe “tags + Be f tes ; ee © Aye ae ee ‘sk 4 : +. iS ee 8 Sr . Legale P » As tr. J ; : _ . 3 ile ps it. Sale te * OW re eer . , , ’ ? - ore * 4 “A agttag ate engrish ak ag a: lt lle ee oD prs bearing a shield With the e ption “E Pluribus Unun « a : reath woe added, “q: [Prefers User Basis if Bridge for fine Place.’ , I Mr. (OO0lidge - . ht (Cleveland coped well wit ‘ Trade Is Determined Up- tuation of his dag cies ~, ee M SOLINI SIGNS TREATY _ ayor’s RIENDSHIP WITH HUNGARY |) itlet for Hungarian Trade to Kee Nie BES ie Seat proves ; Ne A ee + athe Yat a aay LP cyt coe a at. ° wipe ic RagAa ok ely LL CL ett itt. cit Associaled Prees. road Way of Eads Bridge, not for ME, Apri! | treaty o@¢ § the use of the railroad deck of th: iship. conciliation an icipal Bridge as proposed, hu: 3 a iene em ih. ed. betwe italy and “ yb: or ieee use Of th sv | of Mii igitnsita picts eg ey Te pas della EDDIE —— Spreading up into ¢ .eey) iy an ; — es PE use 1 ine streets Pa ah ae : : rw . a a | : I UNary for its ; Ss 0 * through the elevater shaft and num 27 years. igned at the Chigi palace tty sity, is made by the Bureau of Mu- y }’remiers Mussolin: and nici pa! Research in a repert tod: en. They signed als 7 its analysis of ft] bridze- by which the tw © Official a di alte 4 > ‘brewery machinery, he a © govern. f made ordin ‘reached the fifth floor before fire-| returned after an absence Of less! executors to borrow not more then to be worth half a million dollars sanctioned — +4 oreste>d) bv > hurean } | owes ove te a ee ee ee ree i. | .men, working from high ladders, , than two weeks, and made a state. $600,000. to be secured by deeds vf He has been arrested several times, ¢ “8 Ian and Hungarian ex. | that the two are necessarily CCU : coula check them orent taking all the responsibility | trust held by the eatate and to | ' but has escape A with a few fines. ay r, - at “ h Par ma tree $1 , ¢ i; ¢ ' { : it ‘ - . ° . 5 S . : wno are studying Means of F gent. but for t! q rmination o ’ 5 all avatiable policemen for the tosses inflicted on the used for meeting payrolls, income Last August Drucci was the tar- ; , Because ° r ‘ intive yalues and a! the ec. | = , ’ > . ' or . “ . ing Hungary a trade Outlet Trial ' yaiues an i all o~rner Que - | ip ut iforip were on duty at ng!l- firnm es clients and creditors. the tax bills and payments on the new get of rival gangsters ina revolcer S sea through the port of | tons involved in the present neco- | ing places today, motorcycle pa- imount of which was estimated by | arcade Building in Asheville, N. ©, fight on Michigan avenue. He was ee ents for Opening pelos, ee eeenent Of a com. | ‘trolmen. traffie officers and detec- , him at $170,000, and by expert {n-| construction of which was begun | ot hurt. e to Hungarian: trade are ty orn iS recommtnded hurried to the scene to; vestigators at $400,00C or more. before Grove’s death. No inventory; I” the mayoralty campaign Druc- bv a Post-Dispatch staf? Photlograpner HUNDREDS ot glass lights in the greenhouse of Pierre Schneider, at Creve Coeur, smashed by yes. terday’s hai] storm. meriv used ip the installation of | Snowr afte: “he disappeared fron | rryst Co. vestigation should be followed flarnes|‘he city on New Year’se day. He Authorization has been given the Police estimated Drucci's estate i ‘holes in the concrete floors for Grant's irregularities became | Grove Jr. and the St. Louie Union regular course of a Coroner's in- ' eal leted AS SOON as =} _ ut i pti rn ¢ } _ (ti-. | ape weer > . . ¢ ‘ _ ere . , F ounr-+ Arse ee weuathle eee would ' oe control the crowd of spectators, Besides the action taken against of the estate has bee filed ‘cl Was reported to have been work- ERS WALK 850 M ot Oe tenes : | stir rated by policernen at more/ Grant, the grand jury, un¢er direc- ——-— . -- : \ing for William Hale Thompson, soled tg ‘stirs ILES nt (the Mayor, Comptroller an? | Count\ }- arm ; ; t “TS Wind. Accompanied ‘ah i+ : Holds Sol] Kohn. When Str ICA, j thin 1700. ' fion of Andrew 2d Maroney as spe- J x WILL LAY NEW TRACKS | Republican, » the course of the fire cial prosecuitor, has indicted John itinite | The gang leader, with Weiss, le Man and Caddy ee sident of the Board of Alder- | : ; - : a ; : Sets : ee “Soc Sarggalen on Yesterday’s Unprece- {| Unroofs Houses and Shat- Was in E | _ Buring | - wc } iru Antonio. pb) tnre DY the railroads and the hose streams tore down high: M. Grant, brother of E. W srant. ON OLIVE STEET IN 10 DAYS ruled the North Side beer run- ! pat iners until Weiss himself was as- eens ree three by business organizations. | dented Storm. | ters Windows. sUQu ‘tension electric wires which crack | Charles D. McQuoid, formerly a - . a% « ‘ ) - Ari) ° 4 } “ham hoa ’ . ' ‘a . . ' 4 ° " . ae ‘ P . 3 — April Sp Bach as the Chamber of Commerce ‘ied on the sidewalks in spectacular |salesman f®r the firm: and O. A Prope ry Holders Along W lhe ned | sassinated a few months ago. Section Notified to Remove Water; Alpert Singel, arrested with Brahame and his caddy. “Hap- Mise Merchants’ Exchange and the : | ee eee ‘fashion until they became short! Pschappler, a formé: employe, all 7 by ¢ | ? i . ce he « 7 nt #7; "hs m trae : . ] , = bs ih ; ia } » : » ‘ - . ses4 - ode Kirby of Molib. Alay Rea] Estate Ex Nangee. az to fruit crops in St. A heavy wind, which assumed tne! i e weignt OF; a legal GCCisin’) | aipeyited The fire was under on charges of perjury Boxes and Sewer Vents. Drucci, told the police that he was ai Lei ed: San Antonio today. jgst Franchise Expires in 10 Years. i toute County tu yesterday's unpre- proportions of a tornado struck in , ’ will aan 1 contro! at 10 o’clock and was ex- | The offense of perjury is alleged Within 10 days the United Ralfl-jto have gone to Relvidere, Iil., last nds third of the way down the 9 The bureau intimates that, inas- cedented hail storm was slight ex- ithe vicinity ot Jerseyville, Uil.. at 6 i : en tinguished a short time later. ‘to have been committed tn obtain- | ways Co. will begin laying its new | night to £9 to work at an alcohol ay’ ' 4 ' , sae ste eo : . | | ejer of 7327 Per- ‘ing the release. by false affiddvits,| tracks on the widened section of | plant owned by a Buffalo (N, Y.) layed. * @ferminal expire in 1937, the city! county where the storm was most | and parns and causing heavy dam. | *U@nce as % . a shin’ avenue, president, anc Joseph | of deeds of trust which had not tn} Olive street, between Twelfth syndicate. He said his home wag in | | | ekner of 2969 Labadie avenue,/fact been satisfied boulevard and CHanning avenue |leoria and that he had just come Sigmund Bass, Grant's attorney. City Engineer Horner, in a cir. jto the city. - was accompanied!, |. 1) hh yor from | firm. estimated the value of furni-| made known his plan to plead | cular today, notified property hold . ' and prepared, with his caddymgpan response, it says, to a ri quest | Hansen : ' guilty Rass has been in con ita ers of the district that water boxes Dog Dies of Voisoning. pend a day or two in “‘recrem m the Mayor that it depart! sie al} the large orchards: were inj frequent!s yo ‘ww as lari as hen: ea ; ‘ite anciets Tne They said the furniture on/tion with the Circuit Attorney’s of- }and sewer vents would have to be Oliver Cortkamp o! 43938 Cote consisting of 36 holes per m its custom ofr refraining Rictaiene ih cet nec ead of the county. | rts a . one oth shat- |. : , fs “ - ca ‘ patent ned peek Se the first five “a we - wae probably | fice, but so far as is known. the moved before that time, since thei Brilliante avenue, reported to po- He has lost 195 pellets Gn the expression of Opinion, the bu.- | which was not particularls affected | tered and. e farine! | nes Pog ws : e mvt |» total lose. ‘ase has not been taken up with | center line of the new tracks wil! i lice that his pet dog died of poison. Fing 859 miles from Mobile: te M@au, as the close of an analysis} py the hail storm In tl e northern reported that the hailstones wer€! 7. c4:,, tig | , "; | The building. erected ‘n 1912, ig} Judge Ossing. who will have ap {be two feet south of the old southling yesterday afternoon and asked | Z | eter ee ee N: aly Piya Cag Sey any understanding|curb. The company will be able to/to have an autopsy performed, Antonio. @ the proposals for exchange Ofisection. where some half-pound|so heavy they broke through the! a. .icion toda: owned by the St. Louis Corey Co., | Prova! of pclae site ‘ ‘reached by th@ attorneys as to a/|lay its new tracks without tearing; thinking that perhaps the dog¢- 000 000 DEAL IN. TURKE - of Eads and Municipal | hailstones measuring from five to | f of his home. POs De Civerviill pine rue 5 a hat dveing concern with quarters | ' ) VEAL f Bes between the city and the seine tannin cloontermnes wees | : se wen tones se eee a ee ee es. led en Gaia *edddes bol ee ee up or blocking the old line and| poisoner who has killed more than can Firm Offers Yoan to pilroads, announces the following | round Hansen estimated that half ! bi the property damage Giger gies 1 ee, int) Me. atthe re: of the eight-stor) struec- grime itngwe Agente gaat will leave the present tracks down|a dozen dogs tn North St. Loute, Build Anatolian Railway. eons: the peach blossoms were knocked | heavy. Telephone and eoctri i. lsemices ae 3 - nies io {|ture. The other ndjoining building Selene Se ene te Seen until the mew ones are ready for lately with poisoned candy, & still Associated Presa ‘We sugsest that the Municipal | off as well as a considerable por- | light ‘vice Was badly crt aaah 2. _ 7 G97, : arr |a five-story structure to ‘2 north Charles Gibson, a salesman for the} cara at work. INSTANTINOPLE J ; . ot | Dwing negotiations with Maj §itso as to produce no 7 eee eee dead in the store of the company a | } 5 . Jerse. Ville, was 11) ir é aes rr} - ene 1 Cae i Fy . co “¢ Don | , } " ' " ‘ _? , ' cr, f , r i ~ » ’ : ‘ : eer i) drive Aa might Im po € the ifee¢ Lso of Eads violent with hall stoner larger than lage, particularly in rural.commun- riati 1) ' and ee ine aii from NMohile t oOandwav “ac ; ’ ee ‘ ' , ‘ = oo a oO Toe AnN- > roadway aS one 0; the hen's eZ EZS, J R Hlansen, the coun- | ities. cle ' na y what he fond!y secretarv-treasurer of the « Orage | pearetully marked his 30.924 r extension. of them. ty farm agent, said today | The windstorm a en te le ns SEL POE. AT I ie RS a en ANGE. i sll, ar pointed out né virtue Dy | lea " hailstorm, 1he stones : stale ie al “serait bys ' soIne fure store J it) the building af $100.. : eo 2 y ~ yo pe ie etoile ebags take t bs * ens - we : fering from smothering spells dur- Struck. The roof D ante | es ee blocked from it and the dyeing! ing the week preceding and death is blown away 4a a son cis Se ‘ sth “ % si feoinpany building by 26-inch fi: ithought to have been caused by declared, to estimate the effect on carried him from his a ae dae tz Bowe Tesase 'walls. Fire Chief Alt estimated the| heart trouble He in = irvived by A barn hear ~ use \ : ame en a pee Ee | damage te he eight-story building cond wife, ANDES Gibson, whom i j da | times as many blossoms as can de- tree generaily nas ¥ y ? ‘¢ would he impossible, he Biple an offer of a $29.090,000 "That al] railroads be’ permited | ee. . , for railroad and other con- §@ use the bridge upon identical | the crop until the fruit began to | jured : tion in Anatolia. H. . Ulen rms. ‘nwa i cC : ; nd | demolishe® al mi a ‘ a4 : $50 a » married last fall. anda son at- , ' mature abbage, Spinacn é piptaey ps ep oe ne + had a oUUU, , r So 7 rrived here to settle the de- § Favors User Basis. meso Benne : | |be silent durt 1e time that the | nding the Alton High School. Gib- , ‘ tow wit ce . _* ‘ - ‘ ; A motorist stooped a Orici: _¢ aan: > a2 ¢)? lateten: , , Strawberry plants were also dam- hs ; oy oF tS ) ne ive of Indiana, has beer with the urkish \ | . e a -" ‘ - » « tin ¢ ee . - i ; [i ; i i i} i , . a , i iatida, i : i Minister of That those terms can be most! aged. though it was pointed out |Station of Harry Cope, ur Je! wars in |] rminéd. Bardenheier sald that} wi¢: Vilson company for eight _ . > - , r ’ » I : j ’ i r : . , -_. . ic Works. : oe Re cnerestttel al ae , for tl n | : girly arrived at by establishing a that areas showered heavily with | 5svVille, Co. Bes OL Or .e ee e , ' seven or eight truck rivers had] vears Wheelage or user basi ; RSS a ee Jamarce He left his car parked in front! a a ee ) ft the storing room ius for ty gagdeeenone |small hailstones were damaged and when the «aterm subsided «1 tamce and in silence: ust!) #0 ar Se: ee before) 190th Anniversary of Accordeon. at unti! a sufficient number; more than those struck by -arge. |’ pee Naga ser eben ead ge PE ET rere he ha iq. | the blaze was discovered, tO £O OUl py the Associated Press | railroads use the bridge so as scattered stones had disappeared. It was found,} *” i | . tctne | for the day’s work. Th -is a rule | BRIVE-LE-GAILLARDE, April |! : : et . ° , ~~ uss a a" ae > S } , ry , ' ‘ | } ‘+ # } " ee o - . ; make the user or wheelage basis Greenhouses Battered. , about 109 yards away, in an open; — Sayers” is against smoking there which is; 5.—The centenary of the accordeon | & = == , . . . . 1 ? c . ne a ry ] ‘* eh ahs hea } biz 5 of: j a: y i}; Ti f yPyet Li . " e : ies “ } > = - = ’ a an tire “ wa e Fe ot 100 high, the ; y eStahlish a In and near Overland Ferguson, fieid, conside raDniv dainaged. | wt rictiy enforced { nder he termsi will be ce lebrated here, its birth = = : : =F —— Pe mF Z . . — ; ; ‘ as . i sd , , » ’ ‘yr | « ) r - ; sa | : ‘ . ’ —= = - = ma - = 4 — 5 , *,*f o - 04 . flat rate per car e use of the | Pattonville, Florissant amd Creve! Others reporting damueg 0 tnelr | “ ’ ines | OF Contracts made by the storage | ace, with much ceremony this -—— fie er .*eae0e Li as iN : satin ts sae g lho » aoe P gee ‘, } 1T) \ a \ i ait! ashi ‘ ia ini — - : = = ‘ 2 ae oe Me gee ee a ls -” | NES | midge. Coeur where the hailstones were} recy ee ee ee belie h: he plaintiff ha | Comany it ts left to owners of fur-| year, It was invented tn 1827 by | (ERR «c7, man 7 ee ae . ; nel . » } ‘ } oo ros "| yl y ‘ v. * i 2 2 2 ‘ Pie : a sas . , : ° € im = = : ifs ine ee ope ie Ff Pa : oye . A A os p _ That if any railroa hich is! heaviest greenhouses were | Dell, George Wilson and AINeS | ponderanee | Bture to insure tnetr property 4 tnusician named Damian. = sess ite ME ii me OEE 7 : . : ; Ac 7 ore oe - si , g 3 7 '1'nNet ‘ Tay } Ceh 3 “2? lj ‘ © iT ye iy &@ pre pOTIS *TaTite : nf,79 . LGTHO Pd . “/y no @non-member of the Terminal Downey a Hugh Sche! apatasaits “i TRNAS! tha¢g he wus | ; - —_ tres t e } e nf Ante the f+ »37 ac - AAS afl 43 Was YT iris | iy sliar : ms. ! other t met} 1T)} see 3S T} > ; ‘ ' a verminal, elise Sage Residents remained indoors. Com, . endant, was taking a second swing | 9 | tse the bridge. that ¢} ioin : peWwNhHICN tN iT) aS! : S reat. poubie: , ‘ ; ; - | CALLS ‘smashed. windows were broken, (ne city i . ‘ 9 +} sa aare ‘ta hit : ‘ : i » : : inxs {trotii nie sou i Lai sch s ait j ; : ee ATIS » WT 18s | gi lure ih such non-member railra: —— est intensity x ‘ ste "% . ci n n mm m De! railroad In first at Valley Park and Kirkwood i ea . ey a On ; - 1 , 4 ly brive ho ba | of ,; be — application for leave to use any} : ite | ITee-mile area West O! Jerseyville ae ; : + ‘*- [and swept northward, expending ILS | senna ti Cilitie ie Termin: upON ; :) | - ; . 8 of th i 7 minal Ipc i. = | energy about 30 nities beyond Al- | LOWDEN BOOM FOR PRESIDENCY * eCrvice , lid place such non- | ; ton, across the Mississippi River In y ty » age ; : | ‘ jJerms 4} ’ oe jenti al i fter the storm, hail stones re- GETS UNDER WAY IN IOWA i fIMoN 4 Wh the member railroads/| | BBs to the . : 'mained on the ground for as iong'! | eamtethutory i ‘ ran kh a eriltitigo j . ' Pe e ’ ‘ € : , ie Use 0! any sSucn fa Lites as two ft urs and marr were | Forn r ( ampaign Manager for i ce nomiet : : + a i. of the Termina! ' ' ' ; : .s } Pos! iT} ] ’ ‘ } 1} Sa; ighed and asured. A nursery Senator Brookhart One of ik Sin ctoeseiieSibr eaieeeennt “iasiead t “That the city ioin with a “A Cin nie a a 4 oa me ‘ j i th or ck aig >iman at Pattonville where the Promoters of Movement. | ha iot abandoned the tee, after ch non-membh, om i} ts ii np 4 railroad sil at orm was se yere declared he | FP 1} ta the mary eeeding 4 . . = 3 e: . Le LE Hy a e Gi * G, a” Ae KTS . e i 3 j = 7 Cpe ear : i ate «. % zr. he Soe . / . _ ; : a C) - " 6 . ' } ’ iving ar | bi | , s \found three stones weighing a DES MOINES, Ia., = 9 ides » view of tie , | éé 93 \ ; —— ‘ T hye ’ cr ° _ a >. aa mt en : ; ' ’ ty j : ry Terminal © } pound each. Old re sidents in some: Plans are Db Ing made OI sie 3 were, 3 + io | | | : | S at the disnosal of Low der he disposal of sections declared they had never Lowden i t ads upon identical ernis. | seen the like before ‘ publica presidentia can Ir gel . » . # oy ; | , 2 ; I aac tins cane |, hO tte belo js. Reppbttes cohn had testified that he «an . ALS that denies you Teeth Beauty! , | | 5 rT 5 — _? fs a . tha Inectr (7. } { ; +? j ‘ The prospect of another destruc- | = struck of} he head when + — the Associated Prese 7 ef the f hei > ; - ; ' . Wer al liven hans cleo er ceertaimmg Bie Carine ade : wa as @ starting point. |! ciurken swung his club in Anger | , . ’ | mi + the age upon As : trl. v“ he 1} ehowe rs of hai] fel] rN Va- - ican backers of Lov rT: nN ee ’ — +. , had stadihocane his drive the Ti ‘ 4 4 Z, y | IN YOUR saliva is a liquid forcleaningteeth. Icbanishes , yY joOlIn in an applica-'! rj arts fhe citv ange The 9 develop : boom f ase ate rs _ , hoepelade a if , ’ x ‘ : : d and improved ie SUNN Whe Charges of the | onctnes, nondern as oO'The i prea * ee MM | ball going to the right into the = Wipe 2 cement”. Science calls it Calculus as sun does mist. va : ; - 2 NC iwith a tn nunaers hl. neil 3 11 st states. . ; / y . “ ™~ ; ‘ Out in all bu in a ina] for the use of its acili- nage anot! sos ' 8 P sini ” “il “ a ee iit er rough instead of down the fairway. | J Sg fhe CA, ; Calculus. It glues to your It makes teeth fairly dazzle. | eee Bes sha) | jts facili-| hail, however. was of smaller size| Conferences between Frank J jy, maintained that Kohn ; 42 9 | h—tl hard Yeti inj h ble the world ever 7 ail be so adjusted 4s to pro-|and did not apprec‘able damage /!Lund, former campaign manager eacigee greerotcsgpestte gg poe | Py . | teeth—tnen hardens. etitcannotinjuret ¢most conducted with less I than shail equal Sean | — praca Yt tg | - quar = its xed | Bast St. Louis, where the seconciand A. C. Gustafson, chief clerk pe Z G- your dentist wouildn ¢ use it. S on han @har + " 2A terms of the ay ‘ ¢ nes are once ric layers | istrict~ 9 ; ‘ . ne of endeeedienee And the neha Shag ao Hailstones are c “p a — drinks in coffee, tobacco all might have pearly, white | oe : ! see to the Ordinance ‘of the me I hos Weather Forecaster |} seeking the nomination {ff a suffi- | . ™~ | Why a Carpenter an 18 and food stains asa blotter teeth all the time. Now it . with precticaliy : . wh Bridge and Terminals’ }iayes. The nucleus, a particle of | cient number of agricultural states | : | | absorbs ink. These give this has succeeded—and here is ; : ; ee, j f x" ioh Te. ." : , e ° r) . - ; ‘ ° . etatame + “| ty i , | i / ; ’ ri Th ‘ | ;the water freezes an : A | ~) % BE over it like one piece of ice test development Agliieesct —— of Municipal Re-| more coated with snow. This proc- | BEN, POOBE SPEAKS TOMORROW ae | A good carpenter, like all successful men, m™ | over another. pare an ‘ eee at a fair rate if a. _ Organization of citi-; ess continues until coat after coat Major Genera! Benjamin A.| §& s | : r . 7 ae to be of a : Shep ny volunteers information has heen added and the hail stones | Poore. commanding the Sevent? : 1S born wise and accumulates wisdom > | But dental science now makes beautify will amaze you. ie | cee us upon the conduct | becomes too heavy to be sustainec. | corps Area, with headquarters at| & 4 every day of his life. : it easy to remove. Make the test. Convince z Publi 4 ir is “+ . . ge apa in St. Louts. The | so if fails to the ground. ‘Fort Omaha, Neb., and Casper & F . d 7; M J . : : ‘#9 governing commit- Although vesterday’s hailston-*]» f the St. Louis Globe-Demo . " : ; . ’ . : oremo entists use a marf- yourse it. aii cou now beet carrying their 4 Paul Bakewell Jr. : paselint Be Piss : 5 Covert ane My Suet @ This carpenter knows the wisdom of using Yelous substance known as for generous FREE tube ; ; / ere i] 17@1}° lv larg: Forecast: ye = ‘ ; : fs ‘ tine Nheor ed > the reward. From Rew Le. . _——— ae nny. Aree. st gel jcrat, will speak > f you in these Shoes. Whs @& , OLS ~1: : | only 38 per cant. i crane (suards Columbas, Ky. Hay s recaltes — prwbeiet a bedi meeting of the Chamber of Com S continue to subject sour # | the NICH ON Slim Taper File ; to : | “Tri-Calcium Phosphate” Rele your hi loin beauty! +4 0 -. me ; - :* é e feul ie : ne oh ; . er P ‘s imerce tomorrow gp ' . feet to ill-fitting Shoes sharpen dull saw teeth—and he 18 making do . # . on pril o.—Strenuous | the chy Apri > Fp ah S nea Gen Poore wil speak mn Ci , eae? ; - a : . | us 8 with a Dr. Reed store so . luabl f For. Sale by ali D ad U tment Stor _ t - 7 lured 23 ‘hes ameter, tWo tare: ‘Mea ew inine Car : is ValuaDie inior- om. €¢oye raga € partm ores , f citizens of Columbus, Ky., | ured 242 inches in dia Fr kW Zens’ Milltary Training Camgs. . near? sure his son acquires th and specially featured by this is to contiom, : | mi hours after their descent. lwil) inspect the R. O. T. C. units at | ‘ . . é : 2 of here, to protect | chee ar a mation. Walgreen's Drug Stores Johnson Bros. Drug Co. je for adequate and Village from tnundatior by lightning Causes $500 Fire. | Washington and nw Louis rie? ! | y Wellf-Wileee Dewe (a fed | cities iorrow afternoon before 4 , y , . ee ee cae adoal ti : a Not only carpenters but all who use saws Stix, Beer & Fuller Department Store ee ee Se ees ~ “ ee a. x Mississipp! River were ap- al lee Mitten tent” Riabeaiiaie al 9g o¢ipiu crowned by succe . der showers at 5 p. m. ve® , leaving tor iss " University to ° ° eS 4 Se last the thun re r ; ‘ : ‘ . ~ . 7 . Working cay and night. | terday. struck a two-story brick | inspect the student battalions there : will find the NICHOLSON Slim Taper File : fe built a temporary levee | building undér construction at 3946) sane agittionaires in Chicago. | 608 TACUST | the best tool to give saw teeth renewed bite. Of the weakened main levee | Fairview avenue, set fire to a tar- |. 1. associated Press | ! | *nough, it is believed. ¢ apered roof and damaged the | CHICAGO, April 5.—There are, | ‘a i h i T ; i blleved, to, paper "~ . ‘ ; | ; It is important but not hard to select the : _ flood even tf the main | building $500. Aa more than cps ag opeomappisniais 4 «J a right file for each job. Hardware dealers ee | : ~e FREE 20- ime Tube 7“ — : | «$1500 Tire in Show Window. ago aud ee set ws - a paras can supply you with a NICHOLSON File ! -_ yal aati thts coupon to UOrphes Ce,. Ime Pin. Wales to Visit Spain. Fire <0f etotereined.. ortet. (5% SOR |. one Gee rack. ee Soe every gunpess. | Da SA. ton Cun’ ted eee Meee “ee Frew whieh started in a show-window on | equais h atarted in mint of the La {Mabel Reinecke, Internal FR n 9112, Cleaned. == sé, File for : . annoeune ; ~_ NICHOLSON FILE CO. Ari ; hy @i ntrt he tiny to tede Gas Light Building slever . ra : } eee » -» few more ft! e 9312, Chemically Cleaned he de $3.00 rT] Providonce, R.!., U. S.A. ; Olive «treets ie fy last evening, damaged the conten's | 290 millionaires nere preg - Ai MPIRE CARPE) CLEANING CO. incomes of more tian $1,000,0p Lindel! 455= ; of the window $600 and the build | ing $1909. pes

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eveneiin kee 4 ‘ Re eee . oe sp eg PN eR it A Hee: aie ce ree ae bs aay pa ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —____ __ TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PPSSSSSSSS SSS LASSI ISIS ITITIIF 2 | 3 $ ti22 : : LSSSS SSS SSS Fee eT 22% - a 2 (ry te A i RPS OF tere ee se on : -_ . . * Sse, =“ . . a a 2 ¥ ‘hc. oe e . - , _ $s . e4 ? = Be SE eh eal ae Rie he ined ‘ ~ % > tm 2 . , Pw S «ne : oy ana oe a g tomes — © Rye = ws a 4 be ‘ aw - - ewe “2 a . — P . , og el +. zOd x - > Yr . es +e eae , Y — We stand Lit Cilp hi waiting for your 41 applavxs e ne nel “*. a ee eee - - + aa wn ~*@ ; ® wT ; ~- ’ ' ' . : 's 7? as 7 aL av: ‘¢ ie “ ‘eZ > 4 > 7 4a Brit ’ ~t ’ PG eee, ee: SIN. CPi. ; ' } ’ WNOTHER milestone of success in our business ®) careers. Another opportu- ? )Y nity to again resolve and promise you, that the deep rooted fundamentals upon which our busi- ness has been built will be incorpo- you're invited to visit us and inspect eday~ the interesting exhibits of brand new : Spring merchandise, carefully selected and styled to | fated into this new alliances, —— | i = meet your individual requirements. All suits, topcoats, | OUR CREED: q ae 1...To keep a little dissatisfied with the best : oil hats, shirts, neckwear, etc., have been received by fast oo a taal ee express in the past two weeks. es ~ Manequin 2.--10 21m at still lower costs but to maintain q quality at all costs. : . Mingtoy Frocks made from Crepe will be displaye ment every day this we p. m. These models ai terns. Mingtoy Crepe only at Stix. Baer & I A coincidence—Easter time and our official opening —a pleasing link-up that will be appreciated by St. Louisans who are on the look out for the latest style develop- ments for the Easter promenade. 3...To put service into actual practice instead of confining it to the conversation. be ae fear 4...Toclaim less than we perform and never to perform less than we claim. f e i ‘ ; ae Ais, As Fa aa Dery : ke, eas $i si eX * Ba mg ; et : ; = OR s 4 ae ej — > 4 y a 2 =| x % ¢ 4 % ek : * ¢ Be : 5 ’ “ag - r ~_* +42 ps Pe ‘ ~ he / 4p " : ft ; A my ga ; 3 > ¢ a rr? fqn) q ar ey Sa ’ a 3 ' ve 4 ? te ; re : 2) 4 > to P > 7 a 4 ae bd ‘a a A % oy : . Ps : 3 : es pate ‘ s Bae > ; ra te = ‘ : aay .- 3 3 4 q ; ' ye era § ' ee = a a ¢ a4 oF eg . so ‘gs 3 t+ “s Z - 2 7 > « | Bee Sean 4 t g 4 ‘ney . # ; s ora z aha =: Bas © 3 ot b' ei i - 2 > a ie tree kee P . > bo ; a 7 eee i tf 2 ‘ : . 3 3 - 4 q & a: s : +a - Se i 5 - ¥ ? _— % 4 ae © 3 i = 4 : : . ee bnee (ou 2 2 : te - 2 pa eS pS a ae otis 2 ee ; a oe r > r : : = ; Se Ni ag 24 ; ' ? 4 : hn Be eh > x wy me 7 . a £8 4 z: Ss 4 e : P ¢ ee el 1%. $4 rem la ee : it BS : .) me ‘y & i hi | i # os ; s i a . a Py ne 4 as 3 oe f y ‘ ae ; : t r : : ho + 4 oa my 4 * Ne ¥ ‘ " ‘ : i e “4 P ; Po ge é 4 : >) e > F 3° >£ » e ¢ 3 : ei es . f a > a ee ; - x ¥ B 4 k . 4 5 ..- To cultivate courtesy for its own sake and not as a species of business cunning. sevatiet Labels you know, and will recognize as a mark of quality, ee 6... Tovalue a customer for his confidence and are conspicious on the new merchandise throughout our store. not by the amount of his purchase. — Sacer marae. sas Sis: i PO i a ee ea ee eee Spine Ady” pe er $ . eFiia ss antl Bh oka’ * -” praises 2a 2 STEIN-BLOCH - - -FASHION PARK, - - WESTCHESTER: + -KNIT-TEX: + -WORSTED-TEX CLOTHING: + +MANHATTAN AND PARLY SHIRTS,.--++ FASHION KNIT AND ELASTO NECKWEAR, - -BORSALINO AND MOSSANT HATS,- - , JAX-SON UNDERWEAR « » » REVELATION HOSIERY: + » STAN-WEAR BOY’S CLOTHING 7 «++ Tosell aman what he comes in to buy and not what we want to sell him 8...To lose a sale, if necessary, in a spirit of sportsmanship and not with a disgruntled air. 9... To welcome both buyers and lookers and We’re saying WELCOME with Flowers, on Opening Day ~, to treat both as a host treats his guests get yours with our compliments 10... And finally, to remember every day the great debt we owe to the public and to dis- charge that debt honorably and to the best of our abilities. I ry ’ | WE fev ITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS F208 RESPONSIBLE MEN AND WOMEN | ee er Rew ete a PILI TERAEALS LEXIALAS SALI ELEA SASL TIPE ELAS ESSEA EAS ASASSA ST SASARSSASAAL ES EESALES LA SE SSERESES SS PEE ESISS PEST TTT T TET EEE TEE ETT EEE ET TEE TEE eee erie OS re Oe a nme ee - : eo . ia * = * = *7Fr ee © eS > * i i ie . | "4 : Fs retelhy 4 2 Arg Woe oS . = . ‘ ¥ ware ee * = < ‘ ° ’ Est a x,

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. - ~~ — - i i i i a md > i i i i i i i i i i a a a a i i ae Me Med 2° 2S ROL RENIN SR SATA EteR itor ee RCC tee INE IEE EE Me BN Net . __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. £ : A aa _—[ ~~ f Frocks for Madame Barbara Lee Advances This Ensemble Frock With the Smart T hree-Quarter Coat in Our New Selections at $3.95 MONG the new Frocks which have just come to our Costume A Salon at $39.50, is this charming ensemble which is chic from the top of its crisp white violets to the hem of its two-piece printed chitton Frock. The coat—of crepe Elizabeth—has a narrow scarf col- lar which may be worn in a number of ways. white and navy blue-and-white— are outstanding for the season. Other new Frocks of light and dark Georgettes and silk crepes feature mod- The colors—black-and- ish uses of lace, in yokes, jabots and gilets—and novel necklines. Mingtoy ~Manequin Promenade of Crepe Frocks Frocks made from Vogue patterns, using Mingtoy Crepe will be displayed on mannequins in the depart- ment every day this week at 11 a. m., and again at 2:30 p.m. These models are easily copied with Vogue pat- terns. Mingtoy Crepe in 65 shades is sold $2 98 only at Stix, Baer & Fuller; yard... tae . (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) A Beil Selling of Boys New Topcoats Sizes 2% to 8 - At ae * — _ a pe - s CO cra. A ery “> Unusual Values $5.95 Right now, just before Easter, is the time to se- lect the boys’ new Spring apparel, and these rare values, made possible by a large special purchase, present opportunity to purchase Topcoats at un- All are usual savings. excellently tailored. Patterns Are New and Smart Many of the Coats are of tweed materials. There are also plaid, checked, herringbone and fancy-mixed pat- terns. Colors are light tan, gray and brown. Boys’ Blue Regulation Topcoats, $7.98 (Boyvs’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) (Third Floor.) Your Easter Coat Is Chosen to Best Advantage From These Featured Grouhs at 35 | 59 Quite the most important item in your Easter wardrobe is the Coat—and so that you may have a full choice of fashionable models, the Women’s Section has assembled a collection at these prices that includes the outstanding fashions of the sea- son. The tailored Coat of kasha or twill, without fur...the Topcoat of smart mixture or tweed... the dress Coat of satin, yamara, kasha, jorella, chiffella, trimmed with broadtail, squirrel, fox, pahmi, or monkey fur...all are here awaiting you! The Tailored Suit,$25 —No Spring Wardrobe Is Complete Without It! The mannish severity of the tailored Suit steps forth as a leading Easter fashion. One has only to decide upon the type of Suit pre- ferred—tor here in the Women’s Section are presented the navy twill Suit and the tweed Suit in single-breasted, double-breasted and link-button styles, waiting for you to choose them and complete them with accessories that will make it a perfect whole. (Third Kloor ) VL Vb M4444 All Paris and New York Are Wearing Gray Footwear With the all-gray costume so important for Spring, gray Slippers step into high favor. And there’s no denying the fact that the gray ensemble is one of outstanding chic when it is complete in its details of footwear and accessories! The Footwear Section recognizes the vogue of gray with a smart collection from which we picture six styles: D—Here again one sees the smart contrast of two tones in a gray kid strap Pump with gun- metal silk kid trim $10 A—Very unusual is the combination of gray kid with lavender kid heel and trimming.. $13.50 E—For the street costume in gray, this gray kid one-strap Slipper with Cuban heel and cut-outs rr ee F—The Cuban heel of this smart Slipper of gray kid makes it smart and comfortable for walk- $12.50 (Main Floor.) B—The gray kid Slipper with tapestry quarter gives the note of con- trast so smart .$14.50 C—A Pump of graceful lines in gray kid, with tapestry trimming on vamp and heel. .$12.50 ing _ TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927 —GRAND-LEADER _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ —~& 2 | — — We Welcome Charge Accounts If you are not already enjoying the convenience oe « of a charge account at this store, we invite you to inquire regarding our liberal credit terms. Our Credit Office is located on the Fourth Floor. FPO 89 Owe \\\ ANY » ‘" NUIIIOS ——— - m eFaWe eve Announcin gan Im portant Sale of Fancy Linens Linens of Finest Exquisitely Embroidered by Hand—All Exceptional V alues Madeira Pillowcases Many Designs $ 95 Very Shecial . Eyelet and solid designs, embroid- ered by hand with painstaking care on good quality percale that laun- ders beautifully, and finished with hand scalleps. Madeira Card-Cloths Fine Irish linen, embroid- ered by hand, in Madeira, to grace the card tables of Amer- ican hostesses. Beautiful signs; size 36x36 inches. values... 92.99 Sao Madeira Scarfs Exquisitely embroidered by hand with eyelet and solid designs on fine Irish linen, in three sizes, are prac- tical as well as beautiful. Filet Scarfs of Rayon-and-Cotton Lovely Lace Scarfs, wo- ven of rayon and cotton in attractive medallion designs, are finished with a high lus- ter. Choice of three sizes— S7H96 21... Brags Yl .. $2.50 S7ESO 24s... -. 880 Laster Frocks for Tiny Folk Specially Featured for Baby Day Crepe de Chine Walking Frocks $3.95 to $5.95 Brief little Frocks with clusters of tiny tucks, exqul- site hand embroidery and smocking; adorable styles with just the suggestion of sleeves—following the French fashion — others with smart collars and cuffs—pink, ciel blue or white. Sizes 1 to 3. Easter Toys—Cuddly and soft to please the little tots...... Hawi Offers Exceptional Values m Useful Home Needs and Sewing Accessories—Quantities Limited Aimcee Sanitary Napkins, Doz. 32c uble Napkins, 12 in a box; special value. Gauze-covered sol- Canton Spool Silk in all shades, also black and white. Spool Silk, 4c so-yard Spools of yard spool Cotton; black, white. Spool Cotton Dozen, 25c J. & J. Clark's 100- Wright's White Lawn Bias Tape Mercerized Twill Tape, 5 yards Tomato Pincushion .. | a Pe tects ont golées White Pearl] Buttons, 3 cards ee Wilsnap Dress Fasteners, dozen Derby Pins (400 count), 3 paper Scissors and Shears , ) Snap Fasteners, dozen Sanitary Aprons Ribbon Garters . J. & P. Coats’ 30-yd. Darn. Cotton, 5 for Mercerized Darning Thread, 6 spools Rubber Crib Sheets, 27x36 Rubber Household Aprons Child's on Brass Enameled Safety Pins, 6 cards 25C Blue Waterwave Combs, each s . Wooden Shoe Trees, pair oft Mayflower Ironing Board Pad and Cover, &9c steel. Cretonne Laundry Bag....-.... Quality for Practically Every Linen Bridge Sets Embroidered by Hand $ 1 The hostess will love these gay lit- tle Bridge Sets—cloth, 36x36 inches, and four napkins to match—made of good quality linen crash with colorful embroidered designs. Special value. Porto Rican Bridge Sets bright colored cloth to fit a de- card table and four napkins. Very special 95 lage Madeira Linen Tablecloths $19.95 $13.9 $15.50 Fine Irish linen, beautifully embroidered by hand in attractive floral designs and finished with rose scal- loped edge. Lovely cloths, size 54x72 inches. They are outstanding values, and are worthy to be included in the hope chest of the April bride. Italian Linen Luncheon Set Six oblong mats, six napkins and a runner, made of fine linen crash with elaborate de- signs embroidered by hand with -_ real giolicio edge. Special for.. $10.95 lie Maskisie Filet Pillowcases 6 for $2.95 Pair, $9.95 Dainty Luncheon Nap- | Exquisite Pillowcases, kins of Irish linen with real suitable for the hope chest, filet medallions and _ real are made of fine linen with filet edge; special value. filet medallions and edge. Telephone Orders Filled—Call CEntral 65909. Need— - Madeira Guest Towel Many Designs, Special at ...... $71.19 Fine quality linen Huck Towels, beautifully embroidered by hand in cut-work and solid designs, are unus- ual values at this price. Very desir- able for bridge prizes, for shower gifts and hope chests. Embroidered Pillowcases ; tstandi ] is of- Elaborately embroidered in PP outstanding value is o in these Pillowcases, embroidered by hand in lovely colors on good quality percale. Seldom can you purchase such Pillowcases Madeira Napkins Fine Linen Napkins in luncheon size are beautiful- ly embroidered by hand in many attractive designs; four special groups— Madeira Linen Tablecloths Lovely Cloths of fine lin- en, embroidered by hand, that will grace the most for- mal dinner table, are er- cellent values in two sizes— 972x90-inch ...$29.75 72x108-inch ..$377.50 (Second Floeor and Fauvare 20——-Main Floor.) = Imported Dresses for the Baby $1.95 and $2.95 Seldom is it possible to find garments so exquisite at such prices. Made of finest white batiste, carefully cut and beautifully embroidered by hand in dainty French designs. Lovely Dresses that make de- lightful Easter gifts for wee babies and 2-year-old tots. 50c to $3.95 (Baby Shop—Second Floor.) Sale of Notions Sewing Needs Shinola Polish, 5c of this popular Pol- ish (limit 3). Shoe Bags, 49c 8-pocket Shoe Bags made of heavy art ticking. Miscellaneous Items Safety Razor Blades.10 for 50c Ribbon Blades, double edge Swedish wafer Pocket Knife. 49¢ (Notion Dept. and Square 21--Main Floor.) Glove Silk Underwear A Dance Set $3.95 A dainty little Set scant French panties and bandeau of good qualit glove silk, trimmed wit net bands or appliqued designs in contrastin colors. Choice of peac or flesh—new models shown for the first time. Nightgowns Beautifully tailored Gowns in Nile, peach or flesh glove silk with enny neckline, finished with baby Irish lace $5.95 Envelope Chemise Dainty step-in models of heavy quality glove silk, elaborately trim- med with thread lace. flesh, for...... 94.99 (Sec@ad Floor ) — CF atu the pe tee, “ ete yet erafhlan ops we ee IL le ign oh acsha ee LR RN ANI SR A ali oe ee ‘ ven TO 2 oo alin 2 z . ; rea: oaathalimeatdieidnieteritites eseateannteniahmeteianmacnamn ee er ete enna a ae . ‘ant : ~ Ly ee ‘ ° “t . is ~ a v8 rus vs My me oes oa © “ . —— . cv “9 am . - pad re te mH, - ay d . od . ¥ by oo tg ais mom eee ee ‘ r Y “ - " “ 4 oo ig mn la ik Pk * - wae Se F\ = 13 P ee Ga si - ; . . ~ j " yree : rey) yr = ; r . *, ri x Pie? ory ie gi Rep hte Aiea ys ee sey OS bala ed ae ae i Raaig ie f ne oy a SNS Sap aie MAS Si igh: : Ce ae Rs. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____— .G RIL 9, SDAY EVENING, AT _ TUESD. H ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC aa . | | ’ ee . —_- t and Redu iven by Missa] \. ' — Ea iven by ie | ree How to FIC talk to be g letition from) = SCIENTI an. graduate ie Vander- Battle Creek Wednesday. April 6th, rue : 2. ee | the ic Hall, a A ee tees ce —— voort Music Hi it § > : | _ 2 p. m. ——— re | of 7 Locust, From Ninth to Ta gee 2 Ss ’ ay = | eae —— Olive and Locu = eet 4 - — 7 ’ —_ ern eee a compameeat tO ES 5.) nt “ nesday: .00 epee | : i‘ | RAISE | Special a elude, S Packs ae " > Aid GArfield 7500 —— es bagk Fe 14 50c Playing Playing Cards cks. eg er os tf ee A ul = is INEN-FINISH . Bae and brown ba hone Orders, > eo e "Be ‘ q le ¥ . os ereen, Tt ’ Telep 0 apes ts bh ———— bl ; size—blue, g en gg peer eee Fs ‘ r PAY AND) CALL 1 Sibir os Wednesday First Fico : | seater Sat a ee esen S [ Chamois Suede” Spec stationery Sk eae S SSE | ‘ 4 . ——e 00 to 6: —_—— ° ‘ 4 | Gia of St aa Silk Dresses | chamots Suede a } : 0 ‘00 . A sii er e | v is! wre « Daily . ——— ry te | PERATING COS! oa tore O ‘'s First-5 +4 ‘ ; MP wa T St yl €e O : Babys He oe Gloves t x -a- ‘i $ ’ ij | ¥ = 4 wt : ; = Increase of ‘ | ial vill adore C | ‘ st Month . d $25 000 Spee Dresses that mothers an Pink hane : 4 , & n b " . le . ter W . . , i. B (Ue . Busch a SITE Ate d two- _- ia. & : A. A Cotter. I Exours for their wee s of Val. lace ss | lection img” He 7 ee W. | sing tor ble row: 2 years. | sele a | ey is . Bonus to arte hine with dou ds. Sizesland2y HE moderately. t hav a by H THE MONEY | tone ribbon ie Bonnets, $2.9 bow. _ priced fabric Gloves ar y Her a % it HAVING NO EXCUSE | Organdie frill and pink silk , 95 pric omplete that ’ S iB HELD ndie wit $7. so cor hade to} a rT | hite orga e Sets r find a s j re z i) Whi Carriag 2.95 ma 1 ; , 2 Hf s Two Officers of || ieog, | sere Blankets 95 harmonies pe tg Dark W Te ra é r . ra ion : h ; Cc tume, : 7 “ ‘ Boosts for & O'Fallon Cut | } ae gerbe nursery desig 50c EKac any — the beige. ypu ae 4 St. Louis d Crib * h here are Arme i ‘ ‘ urne () EK ee: ys ocker ye 4 : nt to Be T $1.0 ac | ilted Pads, 17x34 | hades, many Sa Arm & ie re ° Amou ent. Nursery dmade: Ou ilte S some chamois” a 1g oe + Governm | 1) ‘ | ts Han as es. and aronial c : . 3 “compensation } Porn oo ade| Cloth Bibs fer k, bolton Settee»; ig iE a a | chairman of the Bed, $5.95 Infants’ Handm ns.| L etry to || -Full shrun ev cults High-back tt. bi VF . e | } ) . a 4 i : i | Ivory aml nursery | Infants’ Cotton riose, | 6 years. in aga Slip-on 5 eg ' cicada | metal cane ‘In ‘rs. $1.00 | back styies. i] one . . | on oped i fo [ins | design 5.95 ; Se eee col- | Cashmere Hose. styles with sca ; .: é ae ; oy “ie —_ e t ‘ _ : ee Pal 2 ah us t- la Pen, $ Croche dee 36x50 | top. id 0 BA the basis of valuatic Ivory enam ite Kid Shoes, a The riced from 3 e ‘@ ads. isporiati rh - | cle Sac. S $1. ° / @e ee ‘& rai tiga a Trans} opera git {) t k : : ten- ‘ mers, 1.25 to ’ ; é 3 + r ih halt of ae Fie on Nursery Sea Blanket Cover Fas Cambric Bloo | $ Glove Snop—First Fleer 7 : Be ‘s 298 pireees, * naid to Ps | rs. ne #3 : ry ae +4 ‘ nat " tb ey mus ial the other \ i $2 95 ers. : se to 16 yea ve r i tg) cent return, m with the coms | | | ; ivory ts’ Silk Hose. — 4 ? os, 7" ] + in ae . lding style ’ Infan Third Floot ; ae \ & = i. : ry = a are | | ee eed | Foldi ere Infants’ Shop-—in! a | 2 re | rex . , } ’ a i a mf \- Nn ual i Gi rdle s—J u ls eg | ce That Are ape ic—Step-In Ba i Setreeees cane bee $39 Hand-Wo Se ; ‘nment | i se the Governl ° ie | ey be 4 reduced . J q1050 a v aero eS at 50 a ae? 2 es eaiary fo" snag Berthe and 50 > 20 se | eptiona d and tu leeved, o rgette Ww , be chose é Bide} Bi estate of Busch s «ee ha SO a in no eless or ss cks of navy Georg | — = | Beis 3k — ee. ajority Jialll, : eev ro : . : mii at AG ch estate owns a large majority ae Dresses in S lso the bolero drobe ing. | + (a 7 ‘s }4ays aft the lace 3 lisht—a 3 Floor h War res A be | | putarturers’ roads especially de “Sizes 34 to 44. Dress Shop—Third emer } Oshkos a rted Brassie 7 & Bai . age eas 40 = Sceciade heed underbodices. ee —_—$ a-i . S S . i } wes i March st rpretation ¢ a : Admit | S ringtime choice at this ‘ Eee | ioe Pulte’ Btaten ee ad ail NDSOME sp groups for every PY | 3 42 the United pgs a A . x large g me for - | Bi: E ietration to the effe. led in six large | ery typ iful ZF =. : jetratio! vacwun ti @htS ‘ c mb € - st. : ¢N - utiru Of Meg Ae = : ' Ss aaiimcas = se , Silks o and bea Se Ae The so! . i | ee On is ton 1 cial price. 9S ble designs Po is | A Ge. 4 goat t back on the O'Fal spec ee De in tashniona ek Rug ais " . N , $2400 a 3 : ) occasion d Silk Crepes osiery We q ogee - ¥ by vote z We ' lites. te H coior BE A. cata, bat by © | | quali : _ Prin de lum at . s : e sala} rrr ed | d Crepes Mc a . comes . @ Lf > $1 7 & Sa ble Strip Both printec Geor- ti vention with tor eT i a eee at Vandervoort s : a R: pos: . ’ . es i : # % . 4h ; Was €sS ‘ ’ . d Silk gette Crep mall all w McCalF « 1 we | = ee i 3 ‘ adium an 19s oo ho. ronable Ss oa ; f the ne ‘= " Pes | a i . at | Serped = in soe ir egg meyed go Beg “40 ‘de for the ee ee most exquisis ; It is b (on iar en 7 . cckerings for SUNT | ls ombinations. 4 Oe te do Se hat will harmee © ens ‘| ’ | Tia e chairman ¢ ei i colorings ? Wide ands eglor de S lum oe : kings in shades tha 3 lay py .. i ae s | A \ ae oa inches wide. teenies ilk Stoc rug OF 74. ’ - took A t i - \ Isseés ‘ orts roc 32? inches inc - ts of $i : rs a : 1 1: operation of n | its * ace f narrow stripes. Fancy i ot ring costumes carpet if # | 7 | sel aan he Misses ] Choosing tf \) narro Plain and a ize wit Pp 2.50 : number . ee ee grein | Should Find You Eagerly Be xen lard Taffetas 3 ight Hosiery, $2.50 err 2. Fees “of the two roads in ff , sd Shou Printed Foula d Taffetas for ip-Dyed Lightweig ilk with lisle ench if gecesi visicte | Wednes qye f ( S : Silks a frocks, plain Dip- hioned of pure — ‘. In ivory, $1 es ae 7 . ~ ss O O | ; in two-piec Taffetas Full-fas 10Mn d all-silk ee . helie. arnee, : 4 | ' - at - ive designs 1 eable toe an : an, racne 3 | ey | 00 | ss ms | Sal cro oul ; Foulard and ea and fancy welt sole wpe rose beige, pelic ay, platinum, gue : in good | t guality — - for party iful color- light pink, id, opal gray, | ' i 13 sie as él ucs ’ excellen 7 ‘ve with Van Beautifu! ae nude, lle silver ki | tN fook charge and | 5 $89 I Silks excius! St. Louis. work. 35 inches wide. lotus, ere and channal. +E rw a the contrar) aervoort ~~ blue and — e meta | RAN 2 uilon was in “oro page ral $59. J F Many oe 4 ake wide. Black a tes $3 50 3 | i; sition, and si suse hh nat ee : an patterns. -Y + : . € ; . = | f Samet i. aes neat se all $ Women Sj eS 2 de Chine, Blac e Chiffon Hos! “i fashioned and -— peor . th $ "ea ralue unus “a le has m all upsta e l- of gette d evening us Satin Cha 40 in-dyed s1 , ) ts . fF you va ints, this sa jority have smaii up broadtail: oon an w trous frocks. li-silk, skein ll fashioned. “) [Bf Decem! ste I test style points, majority | erican | aftern I! the ne fashionable A toe. Fu t Floor. Me i en.000 Weerd tor secon latest sty® are included, the squirrel or Am harmeen in black | a a ee a s wide. heel, sole and toe. Hosiery Shop—Firs €25.¢ “sllon directors Vo gud ian modeis , z ‘ er (coney ’ : d and Cc . coiors. incne . r Vv ndervroort ba The O'Fallo a ~. industry plain twin peay twillcor Spring F Second F oor a ; ter the $25.000 n obtaining from edo collars ot satin and lorcheen,. ' wide. voort s Silk Plaza-——cec . leenc > Bae e *oOmmmis . ° - der ; » ' —— ) and — ste Commer e ir road ] ck Or brown . To 44, if] ' _ ‘= ties Intersta ome Cae the b a d colors. S zZeS 36 —————_ —_-—_—___ rs H ioe a tanggpd acai Se and favore 0 in I "s Coat Shop : See ee wee Ot. Leen ia nandte’ Sizes 14 wa Sh p Women Third Floor ' el > aan teaftic join “a! hie tin ’ ’ Coa O isses’ Coat Shops—i dit ; oti a ages on to Aes via | Misses t's Womens and Mis: sind services verte atier are <"* \ anaervoor | uties, Writ: a» Sen it was set for by — neh get tre -pooneoeeh chat ps ae than §24.009 | caeale of cote Set Continued on Page § ee

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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1927 Every Home Should Have a Spring Openin A Spring opening to mark the passage of a busy Winter. A Spring opening to greet with brightness in- side, the glory of sunshine and greenness outside. teduce! 0 be given by Miss uate Dietition from ium, in the Vander- mesday, April 6th, at . 7 iy oe » pons net en aera : aS y Oa i iY > Sone Thxjdee 4 m5 gen an ‘ nae Be. /" - “ ie. . nt *. 8 = vo or a es weer 2 a Pobk ry spe iia , Me ak . hp cae SPS Aeterna ade gt Ae om oe ; meh ors , r - sae, be, a = . . > o75 e, ee s ua ae ~ ce ~ “Ss #3 Le ees "8 eae” ae» r Ss 4 :. pea , 4 a Soe ee ie Se se Bin: ties yet Sagevinn ele tile air meidiiten- aia: co a ee ce, Se eae. “Sale “ « ee Px So Rab RR Re on Pe teri ahi ae MEF > oe ee ee ee ee, Se - ee ee pee : i ae ” Or ey Fain ® tontch ae ** ee es. : i = be ce epee tlae aon cementite. Dark Walnut color, decorated, Tapestry cover Fawn color, decorated, Tapestry covet Se $55.00 High-back Chair or Rocker Table Settee .... Armchair Arm Rocker 21.00 —_* cee. . - ?> 7 é a . .-¥ . m: > ; ve e an as - ; [7 333 Blue and Gold, with Tapestry cover $62.00 .. J.00 Baronial Brown, decorated, Tapestry cover ee. . 2... ABO _.$17.00 High-back Rocker 22.00 17.00 1 shrunk, bolton | ib. Novelty cuffs | raight and turn- styles. Slip-on S with scalloped 2 Armchair Arm Rocker : Settee .. Chaise Longue Armchair .... Arm Rocker . ™ fae Frosted Tan, decorated, with Tapestry cover Kidney shape Davenport Kidney shape Armchair a ow ‘. ' }' 3 — 7 if ; . it 1 Wy, 4) fa) die i hy Seer ciate - eee — 1K Ys Teng [in i ae . 7 ” ¥ » f Wee pad ware 188 ra “ y A is sigea an | Sat 2 Se od ae SE oil, eet ae As suitable companions to the Quaker Cur- ny f nese Gloves would | lly be priced from | to $1.50. ve Shop—First Ftoor. ES a ee ae ‘Here -In Models . + MM - oa siery Week oort’s on of the new McCal- The most exquisite hades that will harmon- t Hosiery, $2.50 ad silk with lisle lined eels. In ivory, French pelican, rachelle, farnee. l gray, platinum, gun- ry, $3.50 ull fashioned and more efully reinforced. Hosiery, $3 ockings with lisle lined ioned. Shop—First Floor. : j | Kidney shape Rocker ky JANN A New Rug Adds a Touch of Spring A beautiful, colorful Rug will help to bring Springtime right into the home and thereby provide a welcome change. Here at Kennard’s we are ready with the newest patterns and a complete assortment of grades and sizes. At Kennard’s you can be sure of getting the very Rug you want and at a very moderate price. Velvet Rugs 9x12 Size $35.00 to $63.00 For people who prefer the soft, beauti- ful tones of a Velvet Rug, we have a most pleasing variety from which to select. All the better qualities and at prices con- sistently low. Axminster Rugs 9x12 Size $36.00 to $57.50 The soft, thick pile of an Axminster Rug is so agreeable under foot, and when the rug is designed so prettily and colored so beautifully as these are, it be- comes a thing of beauty in fact. Carpets It is becoming increasingly popular to lay carpet from wall to wall. Also, when a rug of solid color is wanted, wide width carpet is used. We have a very large number of grades, patterns and colorings running in price from $1.95 per yard and up Shop at Kennard s anil aiwars ort of sral hammer. Wilton Rugs 9x12 Size $59.00 to $150.00 A Wilton Rug is the true aristocrat of them all. Rich tones;_bold patterns; some with plain fields, others with allover de- signs—all of them long-wearing. The new products of America’s best in Wil- ton Rug weaving are here ready to grace your home. A pattern for any color scheme and a grade for every purse. A good selection of other sizes can be had Axminster and Wilton Rugs at proportionate prices. in Velvet. Linoleum Why not freshen up the kitchen with one of the new patterns in linoleum? Printed Linoleum, $ .95 to $1.15 sq. yd. 1.35to 3.50sq. yd. l.JSto 3.00 sq. yd. Inlaid Linoleum, Plain Linoleum, Staines’ Imported Linoleum 1.95to 3.50 sq. yd. Antique Venetian Damask Pretty figured designs in restrained colorings in a Damask reproducing a quaint old weave. | istinctive 4 sure to lend a charm of its own to the room in which is is used. Can be had in a popular and unusual red as well as green, terra cotta, blue, etc. tains we recommend Orinoka Drapery fab- rics, with colors guaranteed sun and tub fast. These come in many styles and colorings so numerous that there is no color scheme that you cannot create or match. For Your Sun Parlor Do you love color? You can let your fancies have free rein with Oxford Cross Curtains, in orange and gold on a black net ground. Striking? Yes, but pos- sessed of real artistic merit like all Quaker Curtains. 45 inches wide by 2! yards long $16.00 the pair Imperial Filet These are exact reproductions of the beautiful old hand-tied filet Curtains of yesteryear. For any style of home that harks back to the mellow days of long ago. The Quaker method of making assures long service. In sienna color, 43 inches wide by 2!4 yards long. $14.50 the pair Quaker Net Curtaining by the yard is obtainable to match practically any Quaker Cuftain and at prices that are moderate. At Kennard’s you will find the most varied selec- tion of Orinoka fabrics— fabrics of every style and color combination for every drapery or upholstery pur- , , a od AN eA T ESOT, J Se 9 Faw ‘ pose. Different, distinctive and $6.50 the yard Established 18356. r ennards Washington at Fourth ‘ ; Practically all buses, street cars and service cars loop near Kennard s... nr nor b your «ar M4 rinoka DRAPERIES & UPHOLSTERIES Cotors GUARANTEED SUN & TUBFAST ar l’nron Market (, arage a . ~ e* ; a= ’ ; - ' ; i; ; ~ -— ee oe That Correct Feminine Touch Curtains nowadays must harmonize with the ar- chitectural plan on the outside and yet must lend a distinct feminine note to the interior. The new Quaker Bc~ ‘/olant Curtains perform this dual func- tion to a ma..:2-1 degree with their pretty flounced borders, giving the softening touch, while the net maintains the architectural ensemble. In ecru or bronze colors, 45 inches wide by 24 yards long. $13.00 to $18.50 the pair Rayon—The Luxury Curtain Have you hesitated to buy Rayon Curtains because some friend’s Curtains didn’t wear. You can dis- miss that fear. Quaker Rayon (artificial silk) Cur- tains will give you many seasons of satisfactory wear, and grace your windows with a luxury pleas- ing to see from either the room or the street. In ecru or bronze, 43 inches wide by 2'4 yards long. $9.00 to $11.00 the pair Pompadour Stripes The very thing for bedroom draperies and bedspreads to match. The joyousness of Spring brought indoors by means of this lovely Orinoka Rayon fabric. Solid color stripes alternating with streamers of flowers on a natural background. Colors are gold, green, orchid, rose, blue. 50 inches wide. $6.75 the yard Rayon Taffeta Beautiful, shimmery, self-colored shadow stripes, jaspe effects, or two- color combination stripes. Those who desire more restraint in the color of their draperies will find this Orinoka fabric to be most suitable. Can be had in all the desired colors and color combinations. So very suitable for bedroom hangings, bedspreads or slip covers. 50 inches wide. $5.00 the yard Frou Frou Brocade Magnificently figured and colored Brocade, designed ag the ideal fabric for Spanish houses. brilliant colorings are combined in this Orinoka Drapery with a quality of material and workmanship that will insure long service. the color combinations. Exotic and bold patterns with lue and gold and green and orange are only two of 50 inches wide. $10.00 the yard _.. feve short block: owas TL A NS SS eS SI I tN eta aa i sa ts CE. a Ce tn ee eS ON Oe. ee TS ET OS ODE ERO Nt : ME Ae BIR asd NS ee ee . yom

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGE 8 _ ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL +. Can't Withhold Army Officers’ Pay | By the Associated Press WASHINGTON Apri! S aT he = f District of Columbia Cou: f Ap ; EN peais has lecide: that omptrol- ¢ ity to withhoid the pa’ Tan arm? WHIRKERS IN CF SSION Fer ; SonCIAL WEDNESDAY eiticer to oftaet a disputed Gor { _ Pillowcases —__—___—__, . opinion followed the iin: c rie Bias ) Deleoates Attendi! entaimmnen samematiny tne ies meee —— Ray: 29C | . | ar Fe og oe Pees ahaa: Sree Sa Z : 2 » ie ee SO FE, Se tte .3 ; ko ONE Ee | de of good quality bleached ca i ' , » — SS 3 : i x, er Me iach size Ae erm rns 6 RIES PIA , a ie . ¢ 7 - “ ; “7 a : yl \ ' ~ 2 . o> i” : E ~_ ee 2 : 3 ‘>=. a ~ 4 : G wy - pr : ‘ 2%3 5 6- r Fe ee) oe Mf my: ‘: SS ; SP OTS E eS : y = [in 4 . ae . ‘ —" = a s a ci Riad , A Sad 7 D 3 Tk tr ¢ P PS ae . & . ' « re, +. ae . a ; i 3 "9 . wi - ’ | A 4 ei ; i uf rour season S suD- cei a. : Greater Vatues "3 Vee Fae cee me Pee ieee ee S fia f. ae Ai aA SF iR.. Department \ ee eee cach : oe a A : ae : ‘ rs pon : 2 : . : i : . , . ; ‘ ere Never e " “s P s - ‘* x bs ‘ . 3 * 4 ! } 8 a pe « _ “4 i ; | nas 3 . ’ . . i a : >. % _ . ; ! | F , 2 th : fi i > } “~ : Participati so - = ‘ Main FY reeks oF : Ofiumed oy ala? Qe Seu elatllteln SY ° 9lle Powe! Sd Lote ca! OMe, rl in 3 } wi Ready, as never before, for a tremendous pre-Easter sale of read sidisiamaens tee the boys, girls and the grown- E NE W ned tah Bee wai ie . Jeg 7 é ™ oi tl hl 4 Net one ae. eee oer haem 4 ee ee ee seit. etiaglly RO ‘ AA +. See DAML Sots Rh? 28a itp igete : Syn ae " user ns Pe COPD Bh we Se ae ee ee “0 a Oe A 2ST * - we oe ee o win ' + * Sale), alee Un Ne 5 ae eR ce PRS ar lath nah ay Zak Sie ts Spiess YR ap te vgs PR 8 se natty ; i : ThA a St Bite , AS MER ts AE LE a Pe aha ge RE I ae Po . ° a ups. Markets were scoured, not a thing left undone to make this the biggest ready-to-wear day of the sale, INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S DAY IN THE BIRTHDAY SALE adele $30,000 G Purch J Children’s and Infants’ Apparel in This Stupendous Birth- | |} : ies ae Sle tet Savings of yom to One-Halt : Items for Wednesday a RE Robertson of Granite City 271 500 Girls’ Lovely _ at. Ys AT 65 0d oe * $y» SP meee RO Cpt Lecust at Tenth Slip-on Gloves Jewelers for 79 Years From a manufacturer who needed the ready cash we bought these wonderful AND | girls’ Coats at the most remarkable price concession we have ever known. W ednesday | \ $ 4.19 | Suk Dresses | G. a » Plaids Mixtures __ Novelty Weaves YN l : i | Contrasting Trims and Wednesday, Junior and Girls’ Day in the | aw PMA ITTAA INV ZY Plain Colors a The kind you will want to we Birthday Sale | [MALAI ORAS . SME Easter and particularly low © } Fi SY SAY LS oe 4 TMi price. _ Washable ae A Manutacturer’s I YR™ ONY MS 2 8 BN TON Sizes 2 to 6 Years fe fabric Gaunt el nee Surplus Stock Sacrificed | 4 ry ca Regular $6 and $7.95 | 1) i\! f£a3 & ; Included are plenty of larger sizes for the girls ie $1.95 Hosiery Granite City / Coats for girls 7tol4years. | i eee re 5 ek 5 and 6 years. Beautiful tailored garments, trim- “y J 7 : cape poo : re y \ Never have you seena more | ~ ae | | ae med with nice cunning pockets, odd pipings, | P42 W ednesday BOY SERIOUSLY BURNED WHEN § : aes pleasing assortment. Per- || | covered buttons, etc. All full lined. - | | : FLYING HIS KITE WITH WIRE | ee i ee re ite : 1" i; hb ‘herer, 14, Rescu ¥ ay «give the best of service. a : WNster When It Comes tm Com | feey\ | |400 Children’s Coats $ 5° ee $ "G i tact With Electric Line. - kite with a light radio Some one-of-a-kind models reg- Attractive new models. fu]! _— | ulation boys’ Coats and ment to 6 years. Novelty tweeds and good read of this savé hioned. silk service w€ pointed heel, itt ran , Harold l4-vear-old s¢ ie 4 b YA f ie | 2 to 6 years i | ‘ia ; | Kk ) | t Sn ea ae cee ma \e | BARR) (AZAA 1 LAL wanted Spring shades. “a contact with a high tension elec- Meare RAS aca | B H Th A B d- N ij E t eee 92-65, quarts. Main or. tric line near his Lom At the VRS GS ig 1 oys! ere ey re, ran ew or as er ( \agents— | ross-road north of Bellevill ee se SASSO Bae ING: | : | the dreaded His sistr, panty Bebe iB a RABE | © 5 $1.98 Longie Trousers 4 Table Lamp . ce rcereutaiwaet we MT Pf { \\ a abe Four-Piece Suits cite wae, | P yorrhea rait caused by the wire had burned SR m rhs! — ste seins asa $149 | Lt Wednesey! | | | eee oa te =) ‘Mieaeheths : WP SAUNA ERR Dressy Coats | Choose from two pair knickers or orings. Sizes 6 to 15 e . SS Pe The first sign of passing spital unconscious. | SA AALS i one knicker and one long trousers, Cricket Sweaters youth and approach to middle | Sports Coats i | with coat and vest New. Vee neck all-wool and wool- age is sagging flesh and soft- SEITURE OF VEHICLES USED - . saab - i Polaires 1 “ot ne Sp ing patterns well pong Sweaters in fan- | swew,. sai r , cy Jacquard weaves. Ir $1 69 combinations in wanted colors of a stron x») os . EA ! ' eee é Sit \ gee aS | Spring models for the little miss; tht gling ay ae rs - , s a» > - _ * E 3 ms ee 5 P + - 4 * yy , - a us 2 A — eo Meret a. a y +a ~ — ~~ . x ” y d ae Fd * : . ¢-@ . in ae ere * Md eee -0 BA be hee a : a * » om + OFF a} tn am 4 > ee . 7 es > — ue - $ - 4 nip ee . . - atl - oo be . r Mes 4 Wee hye tae t ro 4 . ‘a " » + . m ys . Nl RS te, aa ome Pevhany oN egeN xa ie cave wetey yi. ihe Ci pte eo egen re sap oe ees 0 ROP te . r gm ° 2 eteie the hes 3 = rial r eS . 7 4 ‘ ‘ ve ee ee ae ars wie awa Py ioe, Serle ik id MAO 24 9. eed ~ ae ‘ sedi bake Vest b . ? 2 a oe ed 23 Bi Sringt Bd ewe See we ands Rey " oe . sig y . ; et th sae iis, hs > i y * te “ at s OO Pia . - hoe ine ws ag ide a APY Vs a ee pene tee . * : ; . ” P) aa . ’ F Pols mine : ‘ a le . we . a ; ADEPT a Ce’. eae a OD RR / ‘ AS . - : ~ ened gums. Then pyorrhea | ; ‘ attacks—that stealthy disease 10 CARRY LIQUOR RESTRICTED i Tweeds t + 2 tailored, durable styles of cassimeres regulars. Sizes 28 to 34 which causes so many distress- : . : a ie . | ; ' / €8 2 ing ailments in so many unex- C. S. Courts Without Jurisdiction Mixtures | in the wanted Spring colorings. Sizes Boys’ Blouses fm? ? hh wel ng “6 Uniess Driver or Owner Is Ar- | | | : 14 2 = ; ' 4 avanese china vase pair pected places in the body. Pl Novelty | for boys 8 to 14 years. Come early Mew--Secian socsesmh. sueicdbieel se os et owe aged rested and Convicted. FE xtraordinary A nee : : ; | ¥ ag ey a can be avol By ?} ited Preas S le ss . Cloths | for the best selection. ‘ percale. Cur full and j inches high. Complete with - ed! eeth and gums a! jways VASHINGTON. Aoprt nds a roomy. Collar attached 59c 4 tractive - decorated parc Ser ; April §—wT > : 3 kept “surgically clean by Possible : ; g ; i 5 : ' ile We Benn -— izes 8 to 15 | sdes in thr a ns ¢g TT? y ‘ qe ry} . si tau 4 4 . & ? r ° 3 ce ‘-* ee esiz proper brushing methods will | Courts | Only a Dresses of al, an Boys $9 Spring Topcoats Bovs’ C des 1 eee ee RO a long way to prevent or i nc Urisdictio! Ve rfehicies '@ Cr d Chi - : - _ : Oys aps ‘sa help cur vorrhea aE, a nes aE ET epee ee by a epe de ine / Smart mannish little “toppers.” box-back y ' P neip c e Pp! ried. : ans} inies 4) , a d T ff e Ka cin patt = a color Well Fine qual: woo!-mixed fabrics Your dentist can show you iriver Or owner Was arrested at 1 Birthday ' arreta ir a io a > ee oT : made in golf anc eoddy Lace Neckyea’ why ordinary “toothbrushing time of the violation and subse- Sale (Nugents— ee eS ae cyte. New Spring — 88c is ineffective—how it reaches juently convicted. the District o: Bargain Basement.) Sizes 3 to 8 years terns. Sizes*6'% to 7 _— less than two-thirds of the ‘olumt ‘ourt of Appes als has (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) : ft ” hs eneday! tooth surfaces—and how a Nes = ~ ee Pes W Clean-BE-Tween does what a 1 =o ee on ENDS HIS LIFE IN HOTEL ROOM BARGAIN BASEMENT SURPRISE | y: i. os, " 9 e a! oo. = * ~~". + > + we tb Recent tines nibh ce Ny che BOR Rg heap aie - + cae ae ~~ ® -_ r 2ha4 PR es ter P a* ;* : f ait ; + # ete th a , P| — TAO wt he fine re 4 . 8 ae Oe “ a a ee nas x ad . = “> —* J Man Supposed to Be Chicagoan | | zon justable—reaches around and kot: Neate en Wits W ednesday Only g: behind d b 1] th eden) ie ee , b . ' —at Mac ¢ iA ~ a cleans, them thoroughly, 2. Tyr,,uPhosed fo. be sobs Resiinte tes One Manufacturer’s Entire Surplus Output Bought ‘to Sell R i ¥ ee massages the gums — an te a ae eaves Me ¥ a ii leaves the mouth free from “NO registered under the name o and Trimmed —~at a Fraction of Their Value BB] Regularly Sr—eve® Pretty! the causes of infection. aa de akua se Uka ee % j - gg mee | Ges A special trip to your drug- ERROR OT RR A na ee M2 re | ~~ —--~ seats Set . sass and silk gist or department store to er street, yesterday afternoon, | f 800 W 9 d Mi > | § materiais of lace, pyles. hot throu 1¢ head. and a? rz ed Pee Omens an tSSES : A large AE eee nteinis Fices. see a Clean-BE-Tween today will pay you well. ee . 2” ; ee Just 50 Tots’ Spring . | ; i . ; ~ bi , ‘ lied an hou ; IN =a | . ; 4 : ° Py In the OOT! PO P rOuNnG ri as} X wg 7 Ss , uli il COATS i 15c Kertiets e >) note asking that his wife be ni: ‘e | ; iA | i ‘ ; . Drug and May Lee, 1501 West Seventeenth ), Rem ea , f ime q his “ inclu . A. Chi , aN SV I BY ozs! tee oe Department street, (nics : . aucee . , | * . ne Stores g ; a ‘ ; PS + ’ Ey . : a colored embro: dereand colo 5 7 ey . ° , S| ven borders. : bast St. Louis Resident Failed to . 2 | | , Coats at this ab ce Sei unusual. Never lain colors and Oc £ Mone Wastes Whtasie. ihe : have we been able to accomplish such a : i es ee Special | Wl i| peed buy. Well-made, smartly fashioned Spring Prescribed | ee ee chpethestge CRE: ra\ Game it Coats to sell for $8, and right in the height PI d : by Dentists ff OS beanies Se ee ‘adpbepanet oo SVarasil a of the Spring season. You will marvel at in attractive ‘a for the mi Women 's OK arceaas se size protean New : Only: ‘4-inch hen | Spring models. Small sizes ; (\ag@— Main Fleer Five Just as Sketched aime: S| Printeg3atiste ele . . ees | No phone or mail orders. : | } tMiesieaiie, Milsaieaal cone oae! Coats in all the Coats for all oc- (Nugents—infants’ Section— ) ~~~ ed nesda eeeer 41g bi ‘a a : ; 3 , . " - " > . Caravati was picking up c . \ Jy , | foo 3) ed mai Spring a casions, _ sports, a ’ tO “Ph. -ey" © y ‘ . i — P ; ee . i ee ‘ . | , ; an € 1 U * c ‘ he track and did not hear the gi | . & y dress and travel. . ig 7 warning whistie Sha ‘g eurr ; ” , trimmed. ' Sy her husband and two daughters , A : § 13; : 1g ¥ ROAD CAN’T RAISE % P » Hy : . PAY AND C iT . Ve 4 1 a ( | _ Every garment is well made, fully UR Ii} - ~ ae F wy os : Be lined and trimn in - p | OPERATING COSTS } | \ SS “ b _ d trimmed some attrac . q Sa &. . BL SS tive way. Come in. look at these y, - | Regularly + yard—white Continued From Page ¢ + 3 coe nt tved in retroact | | Be Y ; eo ‘ft reai Dargains and you will see that : on oc a — pr ny . Kiddies’ Easter Bah <P eS wey 7 Mm only a Birthday Sale could bring e ea aaa bitte as\ ba uld receive $25,000 if . larger nent was made. The East S: Y | n~ he; a's uae crn : pK sucn an event. : : eaente—Main sree | SHOES LON BRS | a SS Men’s, Boys’ and | JN @ ‘ minted out. b 1s = oe | i Girls’ . a Girl 10.00 "Bho renee apnea mpy ti $2.50 and $3.50 Makes Py : mp Come Early for a Com- 4} Raincat and Hat plete Selection =f Colors: 5 Ta lain iia elds sect Senate toae ae \ hz suns SE // 8) fa le Sizes and Fabrics : | apaneeatty peaeeet se $08 ‘ nim see _ ee: L €% Y 4 pO sf f } ‘ 4 : ~ Wednesday! im size and shape ces by ta ' ) though he appeared as a witne~e - Bey ‘i =. 3 ¢ i | : Sports Coats with large moufflon col- A x and had full opportunity to . < | £ <4 \ . .ars, plain colored Coats with fancy col- : \ 95 sSaperrn ee o oe i r Thos *3a2. . Bf : . lars and cuffs and the lovely tailored Pair , . : : We think !t Improper for th: with nye , as : : <5 B . a models. Complete size range, arranged me Fe ane Rial Ag +9 PO ee ~ eae ae CN af shales Fi : ¢ va m4 aie tet ed Me a AR O'Fallon to have diverted to ‘oper- St: ape and 23 ~~ ds it +) | .* Bs Fie oS h Bu on racks for your convenience. ; : ‘ acing expenses *heo © © @ rcTreas, rit. ex | 2 . : é ® : - : ; : ) } Men s socks. children’s : 6 - Papper eee aera Acie : +) ae : ee . stockings and 7% socks, gg : | *hairman of the board * * * tn o with parchment, elk. etc. , Fat . . 5 nares ot the wade’. * * * In on ~ ibang gavage os : | . | Sizes for Misses and cotton lisle and rayons. | “te a : | | — us ; “Si 7A .. | : rnd . «A 7 f - i . , eae — : jad ‘ ; ; Women Wanted sizes. Menders. 3 hi ke nish ecapture periods we eha’’ + § ba Se ' No h :] d p’2 to 3 | phone or mati orcers. large pockets, & ? clu@e as charges ‘to cperasa : , aie ‘Raragein Rasement oe a om ecm ~— onan amet ' — — . Brush edjusts ‘@ Snhy position pemsee the increases tn com nens« ' , (St. Lowts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (Bargate Basement.) . | ws pi eat im / ed, green, ‘THE CLEAR . BE-TWEEN TOOTH ‘!°® to the president and chairmar i 4 BRUSH CO, ST, LOUIS, MQ, during 1923.” a —t » and black. - 2, 8 to 14 years. -ormpensation to the president ar’ New trench s

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ST.LOUIS: sr DISPATCH ___ TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927_ —_ sd SF. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ io Aan © — SDRE FILLED WITH OUTSTANDING EASTER VALUES iii nD - . oe , SPECIAL WEDNESDAY | ? % i rae aenrscs we ees lial SPS RS ROP yy cree om be my 4 . : j ee wg ee. wr * ew » vs eta ng, Tegra eh — the grown- Eg z. f the sale. NEW SP RNG SILKS Surprising Values in This Newest Array of LiF j— | destandine Values Wednesday , PALE Peature §.69, $2.98, $4 Qualities s Dirth- | Items for $2.¢ Flat Crepe A te, tan, Mother Goose, menkey | Wednesday in, maize, peace and black. inches wide _. i e B ' ats SE farge in Savings! rocade Satin Crepe Enthusiastic News From Our New York Buying Staff Advise ce nro a Most Unusual and Appropriate Pre-Easter Purchase wie ee ee he ae > pe a a oe oe, Ss wi RG PD Fm ate vey ae = 4 me Ct mat anathema mca 4 ¢ ; ' a Shee et SAS oa EAE? i nl aes? Me ve hen ke eee *, = s ‘ OEE I Laey ts te: arr z se , ig x 78 - ; apts tq 3 io ety ek: wey bh, ak 4%: ep 4 ' a hese oat" ere — v r Por bets : eV Ere eae Ce ae * ‘ ~ ~- : ee |) - * Sad) ; Ae ae eet RO tes eel ai | Maa tt a a 4 y: 2 Sa, vi ee, 2 itm, a we athe : Akg re ‘vii . : p +e bes’ Tee a tS 5 iy oe, Ek Gia A. he ‘ 4 mods ee Se RR IP ects, a aos | Lo ne Po So ee Nasu es * of - - a be ‘ aa re : wile > a tags. Anches wide ip-on Gloves : wonderful | | Slip 69 Printed Crepe de | : own. .f Wednesday! hine | | 38 a ht and dark colors. 40 Stunning new styles— A chance to save Tk | $ 1° 9 i inches wide .. : * endrode of ‘beet esa 2 when buying your nani | z69 Geor write—the latest fashion aster VLoats. Spe- ; | gette e Crepe edicts with all the qual- cial purchase enables \\' ) In new Spring shades or black. ity and touches of indi- us to offer to you this . , 40 inches wide | viduality that clever fin- Atal Yin ‘ si | The kind you wil! want ee $ gers can crowd into mod- siairasen acer ee ye PF : Raster and particularly low in D3.50 54-Inch Bordered estly priced Coats. portunity. price. Washable’ chamoisued¢ F] iS Fe Lee ' | fabric Gauntlets in wanted color j at repe ~~ . (Nuge satin Hs ain Floor In medium, light color combina- ier | A Sale Combinu Ness ¢ $1 “i nay af : _— Washable Crepe On Sale Coat nar agree 2 ng Smartness and Hegnomy sii Wednesday e Chines W ednesday or color are constantly being introduced. These are the most suc- In whit i col . 3 , ‘ . ° : wriahe € wits Olors. 40 inches cessful styles in casha, twill, suede-like fabrics, imported plaids, 7 19 fashionable trimmed with monkey fur, ombre lapan, squirrelette, ry are bY ad — hah eed > + it cee eat x Fae ge Sires 3% eis Pleat / et agian GE nee ms ste ot et ee pes pets leet ahd ie Sues ow y oe an . { Sn PEERS Ome ae ad mena ibea De he Sst i - : i tions ( Nugents—Main Floor.) ; erminette (coney fur). MO DRESS AND SPORT MODELS er = oe KH, A S ER | OGS Sizes: Misses’ 14 to 18, Women’s 36 to 46 =jisle hem. inted heel, irtne UES Goring shades. Irregiars FOR KIDDIES MATERIALS ARE NEW FUR of $1.65 quality. SMARTEST TRIMMINGS (Nuge nts—Main oor.) Imp. Plaids and Mixtures Monkey Fur Squirrel ‘ 9 Trousers Table Lamp: si Tots Sample Coats ie ee Ombre Lapin _— Erminette ad's. Wide legs, a, teiaspesandaeot wb ngeny Mouft! Squirrelett 4 pm % | $10.95 to $12.95 Values Newest Novelty Materials ee ea ctor aieaaae $1] 49 | RS yt Wednese@y: 5 Bp : io Black Satins and Cashas Light Wolf Collars KS : é Mothers, Imagine the Savings. | ers | ey a\- & Smartly tailored THE FABRICS THE NEW DETAILS li-wool and wool- n- ge 7 : \ Coats of —" twil Coats of black satin, casha Replok. the new tucks, em- ‘ ' casha cloth, sports models. twill, lorscheen and ichtedien ‘Pesetn teu ie . i+, i Well lined a ° and s 4 i as - . fabrics. , ' throughout. Some suede-like materials “silk : collars and cuffs, combinations a lightweight casha linings give 4 - . ger mete with belts and pock- ; 7 of white with black, casha lin- wt _— 5 plenty of fabric choice for rns. fast j octeed china vase h pau : ets. New shades — Spring ings. s, tast colored ed designs and carved base- ‘ siges 4206 year. : Winches high. Complete with ‘ and ched tractive ecorate archmt . *, ‘ Caps ee i die designe Tots’ Easter Dresses MANY SPORTS MODELS | Baby Day Special! IN THIS SALE GROUP! bl-mixed fabrics : Mihi | ¥ dy a N k Made to sell for more! Fashioned of silk at 88c ace ~ yea crepe de chine and the new capital silk. Gay — Many unusual! versions of tne Sports Coat. designed f i eanaae’ - TTT Ht Tr? Mi} ih Hin 1 Ait ’ te ae ‘ Ba ; iit rit Fe thi i} ae Hit ul Hl slouses 7 -secaggell — sone styles, lace and rib- along the slim smart lines youth wears best, in this col- ar i i ’ Timm ; i. Be Be - ars. ahh ote ‘ sani isc oS tome lection. Tweeds, plaids, mixtures with wolf, ombre lapan, | qn calfskin. and velvet collars in single and double breasted Infants’ New $6.95 pt Net -e eaters styles. Many mannish sports Coats without fur trimmings. ¢ All are handsomely made with crepe or embossed linings. Silk crepe de chine and woo Snctehuinehe esith ai Gace In Sizes for Misses 14 to 18 and Women 36 to 42 | ine embroidered. 1 ab; or , signs | Sir . 2 Bs ( \ugent«—Second Floor. > a Regularly $1—eve' 9 Pretty: mie | 24 to 28 i New Collar Sets ar aes oi 2 years } OE aecctmoce Of yies. ga Infants’ Satin Quilts ee $3.50 semen eceneini ner | teens, gue ces Sas anaes eerste § Mothers, Attention! ¢ 100 Pongee Dresses / T ots’ Spring ? beautiful of" =r), anc 4 ae stew by hi and. izes Ae) 5 l a ne smock ages en | : crib 0} ay colors. er We Offer Them to You dal of EASTER SUITS Wednesday Only : This special of/g _ includes . Sh 7 Just think, im- », fine cambric style-white wit o Int nN 75 r4 : You'll be surpris- ported pongee ma- ? a ts C a h ed find these Are Only | 9 terial alone would 39c Unbleached . : rice: a colored embroidereand colored Extra to 3 a } WOven borders. Special ° WE ~J tartling] 00 s | | cost the p ice! . Plain colors and g Silk Hose Mh oe tat GE a And they arrive Sheeting mevelty ia i "4 button § single old te a Pit hat a quality Unbleached WEDNESDAY ONLY! tlh J IY double vai gpnery:s | Splendid paceee Each the 7é-anch A Yds $] #i prints . models. Two pair pa pongee. Trimmed oak with hand-em- : é/ ¥ ad . and one knicker suits. tailored, PLA ea Ly JL —— peal Rc 15c Nainsook neatly finished : some Suits in ag Be sizes —- i smo v f , SS ee to 14 years. Soft finish Nainsook in “ : 5 4 with two pairs of long trousers. light colors. al thi WEDNESDAY ONLY inches wide. . oo we , cia : ' r a ; this value again soon! Pait Sizes 5 to 16 1n the Group @ or mai! orders. | Printed3atiste ( Nugents—Second Floor.) S : e (Nugents—Third Floor.) (Nugents—Second Floer.) — — ees |B" 10 = nfants’ Section— | , ey <4 : 9 “Pee OQuick- Action Sales 15c Unbleached New College Styles Predominate ~~ tae Ben and Vaan ables Good quality Unbleached 647 NEW SMARTLEIGH 1% 12 to 2 O’Clock—Main Floor, North means ae ne ee paces its i gatd—white and ” \a\ TWO-TROUSER SU TTS i Shae Athletic Union Suits age 68 ¥ds. $] oy d gr ne h ett rint- os . . . ae eengeith pretty print tt In St. Louis’ Greatest Clothing Value . : Formerly Selling for Considerably More! 39c Feather Ticking ed figures—sht imperfections— Feather Ticking in the 36-inch. . , | ] ; pgente—Main Floor.) These Two-Trouser Suits Are Correctly Odds and ends from several staple blue and white tick- y groups—pincheck nainsook. Also ing stripes. 41-in. wide. 2 Boys’ and ? . ; i 7 : Styled—Smartleigh Two-Trouser Suits Z ie as with self stripes and Girls’ — Girl $10.00 ‘ , Mean More Value! : lena 2 Cc wr 4 Yas. $] } ive Coats for the of golf knickers, or lks. Full lined. T Of pure linen: id colors g assortment, New . only : Y%-inch hen OC ues! Of pure thread silk, reinforced bdels. Small sizes B, (Nuge—Main Floor.) at heel and toe. White only—sizes 7 to 6. We can’t promise to offer nd novelty tweeds : a. : | 4 . f Women's 10Kerchiets Mothers will hurry to secure these :'% Hose—they are such splendid val E* ty 1 : one long trousers letic knee- lengths. Raincat and Hat . 4 Uy sides \" ) , length style ’ ' 38 36, Sizes 34. Underwear Crepe + osiery | . ALZA y i , if) ae | " only. | ca : Each Sees ! ‘et Cotton Underwear Crepe 1] | in white and tinted grounds Wednesday! : : | iy ih | “" 4 M 4 Im rted View: with neat stripe and floral ens po a « patterns. 3: inches wide. 2 socks, children’s \ Pt i gag : ) © 2 » A gg RA «eae psetag Broadcloth Shirts a. yard = A Yds. $] and 7% socks, LN SAT Se ONE eats eee ys | SERNA age RT Si aii la ads tami one 2 the Actua! $3.95 Values! : lengths. in the newest 2-button single and double-breasted styles. Plan. Cocoon Imported English Broad- A, Vi ® 59c Bleached i ] r i= a ta we and rayons. a dnl Smartleigh clothes have an enviable reputation among our Conven- Neckband and collar attached 49 | : € / | regular customers. They well know the quality—style— jent Exceliently tai- | ian 7 Good quality Bleached e or mail orders. ik seein: Peale 4 7 Ls {oe — in Ae Pag service. ting. Values like : | Red. green, navy, : ‘oer , tunity for savings that will amaze you! You've , found ye sn qeasor Sizes never seen better quality for so low a price ; elsewhere .. 4 aoesaieine (Nagents—Third Fleer.) (Nugent Main Ficor.) ) 3 Many light patterned effects—also a complete showing Club Conservative 3-butten business sack for men of all builds. cloth Shirts—all are plain white. . Bee Sheeting Sizes. Menders. ] DUS che | | ike finish wit : , it— h which assures them comfort and extra - ) . Fine fit- a | . an pockets, belt fit—-workmanship—whic Deterred ored i 3 Yds. $] renin Basement.) | ane picat in Dace. Hurry, men! Here is an extraordinary oppor- Payments. these seldom width. ‘Suge nte—Second Fleer.) :, . " " <.

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: * — ~— oe _ ~ a " ee eee . bea Peegr’ « Be aed tats 4 : . = : nee ER ye : i TRE he OM han gto Rue a phar +55 7) : b ¥ ro “ ‘ ad Pe . Reger rotate cai a te ve ‘ ; Rte —-~ wa Se b Any ank~~ Jet ne € P. A. a Pee ee ee eee eee ee Be 2 0 NN Me ae tele ORS ee wetn ’ - - . ¢ 4 rm 4 . - lhe. eS , celina ee eee kee as ° v 4 Pate * a ee oe ee ee ee ee te eee eee anes “ ee ee eee on Ase R wa towers ‘ “ans oie La CE « 3s * * Siege vant ik cl Phin Rau, vt ap hai Yeae —— “Ae + ‘es 3 9, A teatgilss (ss ~ & ~h - ion oe 2g AN v4 “ Bevan Graves eee eR oF id “Pr c ea § *, i * 4, fs bs Pe * oa . wrtved ee : Pee ee A zt : rate Sty en esti tndate be LSU = P * ® ee a ee ipa ad taale eawreeeiaps REET a as ena | i a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927___ ST.LOUIS P§T-DISPATCH ___ sec A | poche aes qu eenoeneeDeaeai>—aneen-an-as+an—an~apaansannoas. i: BER a | { : a hers’ C “a } | “ within the State for agricultural 2) : . prof. aoe — —_ — ie oe 4 A Better Service at a Lower Cost GOVERNOR Wil SGN an Le Le Ee oe oe Roy Bills, acting peel A ' The optometric service offered by us comprehends a careful and ac- ' _— - hak’s makes aoe a elected president of ay curate diagnosis of the condi- i. " a agfield State T rs Col 4 f tion of can ae as 7) as BIS CONTROL MEASIRE Epes weve re ges $15 ildren drink Springfield ~~ + the scientific grinding of your . ure natural cheese s the ce | ! lenses m our own laboratorv. ! b 4 oe m food value ° WEEK lk willingly "gs 8 ss 8 6 Zee 8 q f To acquaint you with our Op- ! . « UP s | | HINGE-JOINT SHELLCO FRAME " woe Displays grocer or Methak Ss. Hi e * O Oni} ONe company for a désig- are tn eOster s. ER ver 600 MARSHAK MALT es BROOKLYN NN 2731 Cherokee 5St. ») : net ve a 4969 Delmar Bl. © Se Mrersieceges dees J KL 4 sé a 3028 N. Grand BI. 1g streets and grades in pla \ de , By OPEN EVENINGS aah ee ——~ = —-\ ee TILL 9 P. M. ri of ene R . e if 3 e' er gener . ‘ th Sta I A f s 3 - % £3 , sae * Be a en t1 e ~ j wi oe 's oe - ah aa : | authorizing State Game and Fis 7 gree! n wit] wnhers ; , : \ ’ Grease Spots attract Moths, and rs 2. coe see ee =A >» - when you find math holes in eh vest, |. Regn G aie : — Giiinassl® ile aSalr'e Sivil ‘he f cog they were first Grease ieation for « bank or trust con A Chumplite Silidide ok tie View 2 Sh ? S any charter: limiting tetal loans d ete Showing of the Very Newest . : | pots So be sure Ou remove ; — ) ‘s 1a g ’ apes Fe : : Cemplete with ali # . ‘ ers and di rs , aturtn nf | o | all Gre S b ; re 6 ge in Crochet Visca and Belting Ribbon at g the Fashion Approved Checked Taffetas BB pce — ase opots before putting pital and surplus: re and Dainty Flowered Chiffons at = | Advertised, ° 5 +) Ins . i . Spec your clothes away. Carbona will 1 Pa : Sale Price ’ . and yr ring . | take out *Grease Spots easily sto be exe a and completely, without injury "pe ce 6: : 4 ST. Louis to the most delicate fabric or sok: caine = a aia ae en color —just follow the direc- purth class inte 10 enaus e | RADIATOR tions on each Carbona label. ; : a an HYOROMETER *G 7 H Easter ust und th 3 A high-qrzade Tret rease Spots breed disease ermis aling a se . W just around the corner, one needs . er P § oe . se ular new [I ‘ — = . Fer Safety's Sake -demand peau. And where else would one find better se- wiie.o Miteeis an ie 4 ew fabrics? Or youmay ees ued baler eegap lections than in the largest $5 Hat Shop in the Mid- ny a himy, Sieeveless chiffon, cr one of those new, . @ VALVE TAPPET | for, oneanization dle West, from among these new arrivals? Everv Georgette and chiffon ensembles, and have you Govens fos ‘izing such unions to r new shape and color for Spring is included. of seen the new lace overblouses? But whatever your : BACK CUSHIONS nt, “aed plathie eueoee course, in complete variety. — ence you will find it in this group in its yiti- _# a8 oe Aaa f the uniens under the cen ; mate smartness. ee. TOP PATCH UNGURNABLE NON-EXPLOSIVE esioner o ee ities 3 a om : ° = uniors i . oa REMOVES GREASE SPOTS pouting ‘snore neat’ |. Shapes in Hairbraid, Milans, » Misses and Women | 4 POLISH Without os Tied Eh eager Barra having more Satin and Combinations 7 Also Complete Selections of » i ———s Injury abric or Color : ‘habitants, by majority a ; . ) or te. tp elect to become a fourth | ! Slenderizing Styles for Larger Women Immediate Authorizing State pena! hoara es Sonnent elds $5 Hat Shop—Second Floor. i MAI. - | i . 7 ~ J f ° ‘J * P ; chase portable limestone crua? sSonnenfelds Dress Shopa—Fourth Fler: Same ers. an j to sei) crushed lary: =" 4 nr2 a 4 a3 3 aoe x ‘~

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__.__...__ PAGE eA a ———. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ -_-___‘TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL | 5, 1927. 3 - Sem e ES “i this Heads Teachers’ College. bv 1 nim tttac: ‘a ¢ , eee ss . : coe ; . att ceria b Me batt & 3 a ihn, Sreggcnn nse Bieta das eaglnel licitor of Edmonton, was beaten Ralph Johnson of Chicago, was|weather. Despite the darkness, af “isl, ~>i . 4 il ~~ J; Le PT ~ ~ ‘a ™" * ' : . ; } , / ' , . ‘ > cv + . . ‘ ‘ . SPR! ‘ 113 ee eutdinn’ ~ = nts. ie succeeds Dr. Cly de ) to death in a hotel rooni odgay. force qd aqaown last nigh seven miles Johnson brought the plane down Prof. Ra} sss ee : : e 2s a Ml, who resigned several 1. Robert Moore and Angus Nichol- east of McGirr, Ill., because of bad iw ithout damage. | has been elect d president of the months ago to join the faculty of son. advertising men of Vancou * | Stun tea Ts ach rs’ ("ollew Fala ° foe . F mals aU A Lsee es ‘ : Springfi« id State 1 lege | Yale University. er. are under arrest, charged with so ' murder. The trio hired a room at —s see's SS TG, Sf 2s the hotel about midnight. Two + hours later Moore and Nicholson eft, The elevator attendant no- |; Sasa ‘@ 4 ¥- hh +S » 4 Cn a ' a NW Ml Me iW if © I 4 WY id ii 2 / i Ve GCLA_A | Wy ib i] Y It 7 J a , 7 wee 6 9 AS s | l 2 : eee, B. of Re ee a | ticed blood on the arm of one of op iki te _—° ae Be , : the men and investigated. Doug- ee as oe ; — a te | las was found in bed, beaten to Bm bee. Beer z= ease Ps ore . ~ ho \ 4 a poe Be Rg fe ; 4 s — 4 io e ag ones Si wwe SERS 8s oe - cee es: SIXTH de ST; CHARLES anon ; “a ae Ans sits: —_ | — — » neananey eins ? Seta eclll hte § : cee tek as ee toe. agen ; ty oh 1 yO z8 ‘ ae piel rn “ a ‘ 7 ny Peery os for . . i MO ig “ 4 pat " * . aah yh ing oF Ode teks; a. 1eatn. 332234214 bi ee a. , ve ee a a. ee ae f . *% ‘ ~+*e* = . a 4 4 + Air Mail Plane Forced Down. oo os er Se ae Kis en’ "tts ah Pa Ga mee Re aa Regs f tte + Director of Public Utilities CHICAGO, April 5—A Chicago Withdraws Approval of —— $49,000 as Balance Due | HARDWOOD FLOORS : We make a specialty in laying, fin- A. M. Ryckoff. ishing and refinishing hardwood floors. amare tack: car meme Estimates cheerfully given. Hardwood floors lald over your It may take a lawsuit to bring old floor. out the facts as to the footage of {f UNIVERSAL FLOOR CO. DELMAR O8¥I 4 gi teins teas? + o-tereggi ae ae ee ™ af ay Pie # ar ated ae sd wr TEI Rode: iy Teuaptomaye Re Sx rosa £0 es aa oa necessary to chil- h. The problem them to drink it. s wire cable furnished to the city by | A. M. Ryckoff of Chicago, con-] tractor for installation of electric! — i re Ge eee Yara a F. Be bess Sra PEE re ati Lone Zz Wiss, os lights Director f Publi: I tilities | Pritchard, at the instance of May- or Miller. has withdrawn his ap- proval, made Feb. 27, of Ryckoft’s ‘original estimate, which is for 2,- 1515,597 feet of cable used in the first completed section of the work, The Bureau of Municipal fFe- search and Arthur C. Mevers, @ch- liecal expert’ of the Comptroller's milk willingly, ishing malt, pure blended. Ask your 4 } Y made a { e4 190 NO0 feet le 7 ' of Ryckoff’s PW ‘ . ® y did A +, . ; ~~ this reason, as told in “). ‘ , a ; | \ ‘\ " } . . - ‘ ; * . ; : , ‘ ; Li .) \ , # patch March 6, Comp- - 4 / _* * , of 1 he we : . : aster ; ’ ~~ * 4% . f Pm oe . ‘ i ‘Oh TTTIT ITT Inc.. BROOKLYN, N. Y. t, Chicago. Ill. N, 8-10 N. Sarah St. TIBBITTS. | . G. H. WETTERAU & SONS | \ The “Travelon” A New “Arch-Friend” Arrival for Spring and Summer of Surpassing Beauty ~ ithheld payment of $49.699.44 of Rvrckoff’s claim for j2-,¢; AT ae pete ll ‘ re : , | de ’ res , ye 7 or, “ f “1 ’ eo: ’ ] the first section, tne total of which a ae - ay hos Be ~F r ' 1 Set sone Ss |e NR oat | geet yorrhnea penalizes ; Youthful Fashi Ron ee Phe 2y © ond aes SOE /' “needa : ; The Amount in Dispute. ya tathew: Be “tg MR Be Sic Boe: ie ) out Uu as 140ns As the highest price of cable is |™@ T™ eae 17 cents a foot, the difference dei Je 5 ie , * " 4 out of every 5 mlz tH | Large Head Sizes “ bts sdis sii Abd i bi bib ibid aabeee ra) } =— a a — _ 4 om a a ee tied a PATENT BLACK KID ¢ g 50 ’ 3 amounts to not more than $32,300, | | : : and some further payment will be | * ovThe work of installation was in |= “OONgMiwny GiLe What a grim penalty Pyorrhea exacts for [3-4 . alle oy vs gee ie bBlaess Ae * Baer Bboy RS BAe a Fe i 1. thes i ee ates YO tte he nt ee ° Big Whe cio ep ? a 5 cs eR - P be wee - r R of noms zl ‘* > eA ve : nth Ms « pS 8 eee, 2 ie , ony odes | aye. | “ALD , B . eae ee ~~ “ . #5 4 . : . ’ Senet ae ee ae PPE ARAL aay mbites eres ses Re iAar Poedeer og Paha DAY a ye ae ai yd - tal ‘ WHITE KID ROSE BLUSH Sizes 3to 9, AAA toC ‘ ee ee | . ye Se Oreks o1$ AY oseeael Caiet Viag t0e oo + ae a. vee al ralcour’, i e «ite aie’ ™ —_ ated 4 . : tens ae > a 4 Rares Was oa va ‘ me Pe ie 2 wy : of we ORS a 4 is rz 4 ‘ * > af eh ie x y i bs i ou os 4 eter BY oye ae a ong Aiartid 4 Py 1 7 a a. ANNIVERSARY SALES! MAIN STORE RS Jt > 2300 S. Grand BI. ease LOCUST ST. © 5032 Gravois Av. 2731 sonst Be 7192 Manchester 4969 Delmar Bi. 814 N. Sixth St. 3028 N. Grand BI. OPEN SUNDAY OPEN EVENINGS Stee @ BP. MM. TILL 9 P. M. and others to . exist between the a het nek tana aa meee ment—-have a good time. fear Pyorrhea. If you have tender, bleeding — 3 smart colors ‘ : on. And start now th abit ¢ — ern New Orleans is a bi hia Chitin’ a iin ¢ habit of =: “ ° . 51s ornan s ne ns. ; : city—America’s secon et | i a/b , sapere ; :2 | ’ JSC rePulariv anc f 1 ' a =—, port. Won’t cost you ai . 5 7 * mn time, Forhan's — much to see it. prevents Pyorrhea or checks its vicious ES sh Adee 3 Onl wy Vinration Rate ‘* course. It firms the gums and keeps them — : | y Lo cu healthy. It protects teeth and keeps them | rit. hat : accurate record. has been kept of the formula of R Forhar C . i ——- | mee ee . . roy . am pai : ‘2. - > Taal 1 OF R. J. an, D. D.S., and se neoems _ Simplicity of good taste yet intricate manipula- ap Pep Liquid, used by dentists for 15 yearsinthe /2 == = ' . , . m it pd = ' | your nea } ed ,’ , le cf ‘fe - a ’ > , r teh te ae | i ie | ok | we | ak) a) eae Shae ak ke a ake ak [te ao Reacinds Approval Of (iam. Ty gS fh ; _categuard lyour health’ See your dentist twice Sins vean,uv. Sh designed to enhance the youthful women who : RBecaus ry are i bp the ° Year. Otart ws 4 I man S$ tOdGayv anc use if feguiarly a vised Director Pritchard to with- Se . ' cure Guide Boo Tiiiiiaest dec acd ( ad ; eee i’ PU ELIStS ; >)» Aisi OO. = ‘“ - Py ~ . 1, é ) - Color Harmony Evidences Fashion Supremacy ruled that it was still within the ’ : - “This action is taken,”’ the “to permit evidence to be submit- . , the South's Thousands are keeping their breath sweet and fresh this new N avy Black washes that onlyconceal unpleasant breath with embarrassing formally approved by the i- | ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. the Research Bureau. Mr. Pritchard that he make ar- their figures and a!) other facte 1: hese complaints.”’ to the Bureau of Municina! amount of cable Hotel rooms plentiful, - gums see your de : | ims sce your dentist at once for an ex- ut that he had rates reasonable. Mod- aininatinn. March 19, 26: : April 2,9, 14 white. nd Heath sav that ar All Railroads Ask vour dentist about Forhan’s. It is ; CHa Tp E Kec ' ‘ " tJ ay tnok : . Aii i A i sii 3 m ss , ‘ ; “¢ ; nc Vr ent: 9 - Jer I — _—— - e e . ° SEB Beeaeeeeueeeae eee ee ee eee ohare. and that any disput: ‘ eileen contains a percentage of Forhan’s Pyorrhea DENTE PE av tion of fabric and trim result in these charming ‘before they were 3 | ai . treatment of Pvorrhea. = ows wmonry FS) styles. Newer versions of the more specially ° | ' , SRIRHAN CO. um “ }1se Qi iai*® arouseqd 79 : yon oe. res > . > > ‘ ' matter, the Mayor yesterday; ad- On Aericall ‘ ™ Et morning and night Teach your children the same ———— : require the larger SIZES.... good habit. Play safe—get a tube today. Art all = draw his approval of KHvyckoff's laim. the City Counselor having © 19) irrer f rom ae . . Atri ctora mower to withdene ia/ey ORLEANS CEVENTION t ; lank craw D'S And PUBLICITY BUREAU: Athenia Beige Toast Goose “Grey eae * 222 BAROAAE $T. Ps + G G Mayor wrote to Comptroller Nolte, | Visit , MORE THAN A TOOTH PASTE ... IT CHECKS PYORRHBA Violet Green or rhe ted as to discrepancies alleged hy , - Bureau of Municipal Research Greatest. } OH Can he way. We promise that you'll never go back to ordinary mouth- 7 7 ine ity SUTE of this | odors of their own after you have used this Forhan’s Anti- final estimates as submitted ; septuc Refreshant. It is refreshing and odorless, always. Try it. The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT reetor of Public Utilities. and actual] quantities as arrived at “In view of the importanre of | this matter, I have suggested to rangements for the Research Ru- reau and any others to present relation thereto. Mr. Pritchard will be ready at al! times to hear Mayor Calls for Facts. the same time, the Mavor asking that it “immedi- lv proceed to produce whatever vou Rave ¢ thie ', SO Wwe may Know exactiv EXTRA! OPENING SOON Star Square’s 9th Voney-Saving Store on Virginia and Meramec Av Watch \Nemcapapers f Opening An iouncement, AUTO SOAP peedometers 3-lb. can . .65c Complete with all fittings and instruc- NICKEL hecked Taffetas tions for quick installation. « POLISH ° ; Nationally Fons at 3 2 neem all 7 95 >. pint -. . .23¢ : Sonter us S cups Aan SIMONIZ € ¢ 4 Sele Price ‘ POLISH ™ — Or Cleaner = —? fA — | Rye “a iif} , ¥ % % * % % + # e * * % % . * * ‘ e + % 7 * * % 8 % * passing on bv. depart : : ie | be sure that |e eae oper forny r¢ - ~~ iWai work and supplies furnished The City Counselor's office, however, y > | upheld the Comptroller's course HA R Counter Height : Advertising Man Beaten to Death. . B: Loe {ase 3 ee rege oe @e Wave’ owe S| Steel Letter Files Bring You Closer to sour er Marshal Douglas, advertising so- “| | ERE was that troublesome sit- When the stenographer’s desk was : y uation that comes toagrowing incorporated in thecounter,shewas Some St. Louis Users of Chili going concern. This St. Louis business able to do her own work and act as Shaw - Walker Counters . tsrown their quarters. information and filing clerk. An- house had ou gro q other saving in time and service, Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Ca, ne Thev had to have more room. Con Ca "the old wooden counters, with which is money. filing cabinets along the walls, cooped More working space, better light up the office force and hindered effi- and ventilation, rapid efficiency and cient work. Yet renting more space 4 shipshape, modern appearance— and moving wouldcostalotofmoney. these vital advantages are making ; They called in a “Skyscraper Man.” Shaw-Walker Counter Height Files Many-Biand Insurance He showed them how Shaw-Walker more popular every day. | tate nsurance Built Like a ¢ounter Height Files would give You will be amazed at the im- hese i files will brin . oH Skyscraper them more room and let them stay provement t stee 2 ae Bee is tena te Cin Hs where they were. The installation to your office. Let a trained “Sky- eee Life Insurance Co. " [ ~ —— * * . **« . rr. » - *- . - ° - r> ba » * ~ . 7 Pe » ~ » - re. . e ~ > - ; = -« - > . “ - ~ rs ~s - o - ? » ~? ~ ~ " * + > > “ ~ ae | - ~ ; : > . . “> ~4 4 ~~. o _~+ - “ >| > + ~ 4 - . " es > . ~ ; — - . ~ Cs scra ’* show you exactly Renard Rug & Linoleum Co. ia more than doubled their usable per Man” 6 1 Fe which paid for all the new how they will serve your particular Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co, Qa space, Purina Mills ity eg files in six months. needs. i = - See Complete Display at 3 Where black eyes flash a THE FINEST OFFICE EQUIPMENT STORE IN ST. LOUIS! siting Pecpics | a2 AEX Counter Height Steel Letter File 50. bates tas ane T | , eS A $1.00 Can é ! Women | Buco 69c ANNIVERSARY PRICE : W | aa ct Semendlate Mervice ger Women @8/ wanonpers (SOC Filaor ) 3 | _ _ Shipped Same Day Received and tender beef complete this tasty dish. Al your grocer's AM ms CIEE IIIs | The Shaw-Walker Company, 307 N. 4th Street, Between Olive and Locust Phone Garfield 3805, 3806 oF ng Ree

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8 PAGE 12_ Pee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __TUFSDAY EVEND = Bs 2 i . . “— - ie! ‘ APViniciavr - ai - | e 2 ts haa Resignation of Sacnz Reported, resignation of Foreign Minister according to El Universal Grafico. - 4! Hi ' } I Aaron Saenz, leading figure in the The reason given for the resigna- ew | . 3 tonprright € ; ’ thie 'eeee pric ‘alitzer i ~ : " . : Ss. : 3 * Pub — aa ‘ + hetween the tion ts Saenzs desire to begin his ‘ Publishing Cos. (New York World recent controversy ind United States Govern- campaign for Governor of Joseph Catalano Bound and Gagged by Trio—Taxicab Driver Held. i wee + | Joseph Catalano, propriet or of the Tivoli Fruit Store, at 63 vlmar boulevard, was robbed of : $795 in cash by three men, who p - s store at 10 o’c!l K ias i: rss f him bound ina ; cagsed } 1 rear ros ea ‘ustomer ho arrived a few s later, disco’ i Catalance -z " re Yes! We Will Allow ~~ te You One Dollar tor Your Old Iron! ae het oe cectnes crpty arteries cere tame |e Any kind or condition—to apply on the purchase of your Fmericen Besaty” The robbers, Catalano said, ¢1 : Don’t be bothered with that old Iron. Trade it in. tered from the front, leaving ee Our wagon will deliver the new Iron to your door and bring back through the rear door with a tin : ; ! the old one box containing cash and checks PAY NOTHING DOWN—then only $1.00 a month added to ca stiae: Cuan thet ek eee eee your electric bill until it is paid for, for a wonderful checks in the alley behind 1 | ‘American Beauty” . . . ” ho Tra Y \ ELEC T RIC ] taxicab b’ its numbDer, St [Ouis . ‘ 3 7 oom ‘ ] > a T™ ‘e@ earis day arrested Luft- eee ee i eee a ee ¢ Ais a, 5 alpen engi i BET $0) AEN? Voda aS cS NEE PRONE Tete . , Ph. RAte~ aR iio ERK ee eae eee sane ee PPP LM Des OM | | |Big April Specials a 4 - M P @ii2 3 miot 4 ( 6” crite paca 25c DOWN tagged | | Z25c A WEEK Buys This $20 va he | 25¢ DOWN aan 25c A WEEK if Buys This $20 Men’s Desired Judge Landwehr. who now presicies Solid Gold yy Jude 7 Sale Ends Friday f Division N at 6 P. M. foderon “ ; ‘SSicuaeey gor ae : 1 i Mantel Clock Mantel Clock cocat which Pak ee alt CIRCUIT JUDGES RE-ASSIGNED. fieial EFFECTIVE ON JULY | ; : Mix to Become Presiding Juddcr. in _ 4 ‘ As-icnment Division. for Period 38 ae - , » ¢ , of six Mouth- ifn | SALE .ENDS FRIDAY AT 6 O’°CLOCK nee :* : If you can buy this Clock anywhere in S:. Louis for less than $20 Gradwohl will refund your money J jie . i. CE Features of This Mantel Clock ’dudank ix eeaclle a 4 Eight-day movement; 5'2-inch silwer dial; gold sash: rod strikes hour and half hour: convex glass. Peassiz1 . : a Size 20 inches wide, 9°, inches high. Gradwohl’s amazing offer: 25¢ down, 25c a week. pS 1 _ - fe: psx -————— nn wanioni ——— a - ‘: 7 = cas Special Sale of Any Letter =f sit:rs i court No.1, known as ei 6 € rs 5 O r) S : ‘ ‘ i ‘ ? : }) | initiat oe ee 7% SOC A WeEER J sommes vicston “as , > hidhads ‘23 Wi EL Sie Siete = Ll pitted 5Oc a Week rates + aR Snell = Se ate eb 50c Down 5O0c a Week ON EIR C SALE ENDS FRIDAY AT 6 O’CLOCK The above Tambour-shaped Clocks are 1834 inches wide, 9 inches high. Dials with handsome raised : b-lounge Car--- gold numerals; solid mahogany case; 8-day movement guaranteed. The chimes are of four gongs tuned ¢ Comprartm in harmonious intervals. These chimes sound the quarter, half, three-quarter and full hour, all I -OmMmpartmer in different combinations. A regular $40 value. col or oe a at nearly double the prices. Unheard- ante ocks are mace Dy the oldest ft a and the most celebrated clockmakers - i “ 0 mF ig a gsr = Leave St. Louis - ~ im the world. They are guaranteed ee Ce Lee ae aoe Union Station 11:55 pm in every respect by the manufacturer down, 25c a week on the Mantel Clock Delmar Ave. - 12:10 am and by Gradwohl to be regularly sold will prevail during sale only. f ioe Kansas City... 7:30am MONEY REFUNDED IF YOU CAN BUY ANY OF THESE | ems ee 3 SPECIALS AS CHEAP FOR CASH our Fine Fast Wabash Trains $iy WOE ge PRO ee ad eRe sehen: we Ns B From St. Louis to Kansas Citw 63 AM — 21X40 PM — OO PM — 11:55 Pw Tratns leawe Dvlener Awe Searion rs mimutes 4.0074 great comeenience if wo ee mm tre Tes: Fed No Mail Orders or Phone Orders Filled During This Special Sale Reservations end Tickers at Proadwav & Locust. Unéon Seation and Delmar Ave. Starion—or ask F. L. Mc Nally, D. P. A. Matn 4980. i~w CS sis CE ‘ a Ae « + 4 d 4 me arm’ Pease Dispat } Mexi: an and the : . . dl . _* ~ nd ™ y 4 rT) if ‘ - i. 2 x y . ¢ = «ye & ne, ryril 5 The ment« i= hefore Presids mt Caiies, tate of Nuevo Leon. ‘ prices . os ak . MEX ity. o. (ourt branch Jude » Hogan in July, : ee 4 — . . ee ‘, Judge Ossing in hue and Judge i TR a ok te Riad E iy 8 it: dick! A Re RR erento tae CRONE sirbiaty «ae oe ees ° a ed AES) on gai DAR Pree RR SS tery Ne 285 eg Peg ete Soe ee ear ote anette? BA NE A ae BESS Fn 3 x a ts cee a Tay 12 “4 . at, Pe) eae Ei ee SOR3 i PY bat Ay de ae . Today’s Suggestion— Virviano Omelet Stir one small can of tomato soup into one package of cooked Viviano ; Ps nolice early toda: : a cha spaghetti. Serve on a warm platter 3 ; —the best iron made. feur who was furned over to 0! around a fluffy omelet made of four * : } ee , City p@ %s for questioning s— whites beaten sepa- ¢! ) ; It will do your work so much easier. quicker and better you auenene Ste Man on & Shee ol eggs—yolk and whi pa ‘ ’ a3 will wonder how you ever got along without it. Take 550 From Him. 4 Z : If you cannot call in person just phone us and your Iron will Ore! anager of t a : - be delivered promptly. No extra charge for these easy terms. nroge! Wes Ds ge Rage 7 4 ig Telephone MAin 3220 lim up al 30 o'clock last night. ‘ é = =. i tied him to a tree in an alley near ac! a ‘ (i aaa PS ah ats tant tint ae =o ; i UNION E. E Ri So oe om a Peeing 55) i al 3 ia ae ~ ; ive ¢ i" | i ; ‘ 5) ft i LIGHT AND POWER CO. Se una sutwee 04 ee eed Bae . a ; 4% : . oh Sieh | contd s rig , Stops a : il 12TH AND LOCUST shéere he told a M bowie is ay ale WR ae yee ue oe Webster Groves : Luxemburg : Wellston :St Charles : and all other branches 219 as. ee Raeomcte rote eis o. 4 ——— Riltne station at 1 - A oe ‘ Pit aa — | Aipte . never iat NASA NESSSSESCOSSCSSTSRSSSSRSSSSTERES ees aeeees ' SUSTRSSSSCSSTRSSESSSS SRS SSeeeeees sees SPSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSESSSSESSSHSSTSSSSSTSSSTSeeetesseseseserseseee Seeesevesessesseseesesecese seeveeteseceseaaes secacteseees (GARLANDS et. Lows p Lorsert ! “Womens obeciolty ity haa) X s: f 7 —_ : i as : rie : 8, A utl : 3 | a « W ednesday— . : } " rn rT. A Special Sale of | lL oNg Tailore TOeTA\s. Suits In the Correct Fashions for the Easter Promenade “ *% 4 . “ ° _ Ss: ° - oe . s ; a: : . = 3 * esas RAs © Seseeer? \4O.9S : the = $39.50 would be thg price you might expect to a: ne a ak pay for Suits so smart and new which this bit of s: cts of good fortune in purchasing brings at $25. As mm =: dicated by the models sketched, they embody the s: very latest ideas, some of which are truly innova “ C Cc F S S O R i EF ~ tions, at the same time retaining the adherence to a: fA S mannish lines. + [he Fox Scarf Complements the tailleur as nothing else, NAVY TWILL ... BLACK KASHA : | | | + dif CHARMEEN .. . CHECKS _— s: Pur Sten Tied Paks NEW TWEEDS. ETC. 8: ae, a Vestees - ie Coats are very snug, some are satin or braid bound, some w: s and te. Exquisite quality of silk. Many with satin “dinner jacket™ lapels. Pockets are a a (Me a: attractive patterns 2°34. 95 tail. The skirts wrap around or have kick pleats. AlJ in bee Fi = all, quite the smartest Suits we have sen under $40 this — season a: Sizes 14 to 20 .36 to 40 = New Bags Scores of ultra-smart new sesigns in $2. 95 a: slain or tancy leat! ll fatted- Suit Seion—Third Floor a 7 ’ eatrers. Ai. as ® | a* New } Spring Colors Sizes for Mi — Other Tailleurs and Ensembles, $15 to $375 were

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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5. 1997 - ——— = — —— ~ - ee ee — ee ee meee, OL LOUIS POST-DISPATEN DSSSSSSSCEERSSSSREESeeS sees ae: . Ll — ee ee + eee a A ee ee ee eee ——.___ ST.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH _ re] CIRCE OF DESERTER (Reg. U. 8 Pat. Off.) @. 9 ‘ | nes “FROM ARMY ENDED 5606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. “es D. Hine, Who te a aalebal | of Making $75,000 in Three | - Costume and % Years, Arrested. : The splurge of 26-year-old | ‘ ) Shoe Shade: - 7 1h, Leathers ‘Homer D. Hine, who says he made : . $75,000 in three vears here | itl Plain through- real estate operations and | ‘who talked boastfully of friend-| and ships with prominent St. Louisans | and affiliations with four clubs, Reptile came to an end last night when he | ‘was arrested at the Gatesworth) llotel as a deserter from the Unit-: } States Army and a forger of) } * é : : nm momen ie ; + gees ec napamnenate 2 t A a ta "eg mer ey : se ioe x A Ye. one : plese Sine ow, Fa Me ora 8 a) >." + wae eo f - ’ " yal Ls . ae i. J A>. 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street | O protect 43 | | I & Dollar Hat Sale!:} babies -9# USC ff Amazing Values for Wednesday : FEATURING : SQUIBB'S a RS BRAND-NEW TRIMMED AND. Cod-Liver Oil * * * Hairbraids :-: Azures He —known to he effective Ph: eo / : ry - Ssereeee bees co 6S a sais etal, ote Ri gg oh ro x. 4 J 3, *™ a ‘ ween tnee mr ne ponte — - - ~ —— or ~ ee. . » ~ - 7 * ae Or | ne te a TT Lie ns 4 4 P ‘ 4 . gee Q aS a oe \e 4 “> ajetig:f x «ae ; ib ial el i te, ae TOY AR 0S aes a +e . ae ar, wd 2 A eg epee she Vee et pie 2d i ad ees _. ° Feta MAS hae ysgol mete sain he 7 me - pin : u . a ~ * oat L it ey eee a oe a eee be Si * See e PT Sp ah MMT So ay te ‘6 oe Yad _ i, > - “ihr, i. i ia Dah ‘ " eK ay 4 _ apie , a a 41 se Atmpa bie ven ‘ . » ” hin a ~ wre | ae ? 7 7 auutiad: " - vet Re. tae” Wa hh iat teh ho san ae * atte ai sil » iM . %y . a ws Phau » a hy Wee A n Ae 5 . epee ve rs 7 aay 1s ghd a . . : . ie oy 7 : t oe : +. Ril A cece Rei aaa = = Fe ase Sece - So nia: Grains... ’G va soldiers’ discharge papers. Also Silks ; lie was registe red at the Milan Hemps Sdk & Straw Combinations maryre '. . in custody by e agents. Po-'! * ve ds Health authorities now say “Every baby RIPPLE BRIMS : should have cod-liver oil.”’ Its use has become a routine measure. Because without it,every POKES : baby is in danger of having soft bones and CREASED AND | : teeth of such poor quality that they will de- DRAPED CROWNS . one enatie LARGE DRESS HATS : Since such important protection is needed, al * * : QUiB 8: the careful mother chooses a product that Large, Small & Medium | >. has been proved trustworthy. Scientists Head Sizes | = = have discovered that cod-liver oil must be handled and prepared with the greatest care. Otherwise its health-promoting vitae Mede eflective un content is seriously impaired. :a:) | EVERY coum cape | | ae ae Squibb’s Cod-Liver Ot! is handled and bot- siveprocess. tied by improved methods — methods which KLINE’S Bincemont. preserve the important vitamins. So that stnall doses, taken regularly, are adequate. Its vitamin content is tested and protected. Its quality is guaranteed. iice ré no? ’ frat } ‘ ad mitted ria Ve gp escaped from Governor's Is- | Unusual New) ia sir sone nce re ae ere he was held as a military prisoner, awaiting courtmariia! Purchases Bring :: and two other soldiers were | named irr an indictment charging ° ° that they attempted to. collect a Special Easter Selling 323.30 Fo ie pesinaster ot ti i: Second Corps Area bv forging sizg-. 'natures of arms ice: ‘charge papers of a dummy. Ft He S p r Ns H all d b ags “ = southern familv” For Miss and Matron * ® x told a . 6 . >; aa bong i aa ae Te ee a Rate wer: 4 hen Navy ee ee Ae sabes dingy b om wwndyt me rr’ . . ry ? wcthibonts - — ve 4s de ae es o on Dn ae ease pies besp AT ALL RELIABLE DRUG-STORES Saquise’s CopLiver On F.R. SQUIBB & BONS - Since 1958 - Makere of Saquibd's Household Products IA we on yee : - + STs ess, - re ee — RB ~ i lid { “Ps INS TES ekstreme NGM: ge moe ne a i 5 mir 2 * 4 if J ; 4 ; - a. oe q ) \ ¢ Laide ae out? MS ; : es Mss New Orleans apn we s vices. + t ’ a ha , 4 r ~* : J us obtained le q : 7 saad ’ ‘+ agents to St. Louis Hine admits betnge a deserter ‘ 2 SURETY TAS nf NR LE - ’ enies the forgery charge, say ’ | ing: “T ran away because [| Knew he ] |] d no chance in a courtmar ? He had $1.99 tn his pocket re + q 4 rested. . a F ST LOUIS POLITICAL RALLY Bettina Slips = &. * 53" ‘ROKEN UP BY STENCH BOMBS es Negroes: Campaign Worker for . y ’ ? FI een oc aia OS Frank Doyle Arrested. Splendid if alues! eregsoatttgl é ial — A Negro politicai HOR i Twenty-first street and Miesour avenue, East St. Louis, promoted by followers of M. L. Harris, Dem ocratic candidate for Mayor, wa: broken up at 10 o'clock last night ’ 'when stench bombs were throwr ‘ery special at into the hal] by three or four men this low ft Police arrested Otto Clemens, 2 . + For Easter Frocks. a + ivy pak me Ae rome : . “7 - on campaign worker for Frank Doyle Republican may the election tod tor the marvelous charge. oe HARDWARE FIRM BANQUETS =e. BASEMENT Directors Celebrate 25th Anniver- Socket Power sary of Organization. The twenty-fifth anniversarv A Timely Pre-Easter Sale! the Gellar, Ward & Hasnet Hart iware Co., 419 orth rourthn gtres was observed Saturday night wit! CRUNnL a banauet at the M uri Athieti Association, at Wii cht: of the . pany and thel ves we! . ® Think of it! Only $5 as first payment! That's all you need to pay and | Mr. and Mrs. E. } ‘arte? we will deliver to your home the famous Philco AB Socket Power on the very dey you beim: Mr. and Mrs. L. 1 say. You merely make ea small down payment of only $5: the balance in the easiest ind Mrs. C. H. Hasner, Mr of monthly terms, and Mrs 2n Homer, Mr. and and I. W. Geller Remember: /t makes no difference what make or what kind of radio set you have, the Philco AB Socket Power gives you both A and B powér from ‘ornpany Two your electric current, no matter what kind of current you use. - Smart Poiretsheens the original directom, ¥. J. ep E Turning Imported Sport Fabrics ) rex trom the company. ther | Imstallation on ¥ asy as turn on Here is really a remarkable 5 - OL Mek. 4 Any Radio Set 2 Yeur Electric Light ’ : 4 extathintlaiensestlesiaptealls he Tey aay and ¢ I rink “buy” for $10. The Coat modes | of the season in smart double- ; ACTOR HANGS SELF IN ROOM : ‘ | One switch controls everything—your A breasted dels and trim tai- By : a Yes, installation is free! No matter what style or hook-up of radio set you power, your B power and even the radi itself. No oo ce. Be wat ‘s i f Ashton Tonge Had Been Despond- have. we will connect the Philcc AB Socket Power with it et not one cent extra charge fuss. Notroubie. Just snap it “ON” when you want er yg a are silk lined. By the A ated Pres 3 : Lio to listen in. Snap it “OFF” when you are through. et ame of these and save your sigs ne lake @ hen Th set to give you the most perfect radio reception. Here is your opportunity to do away with Thet’s all! at’ | - 3 : N or Pe een i ee af dry cell batteries, B batteries and the ordinary A storage battery. Now you can operate Say goodbye to all your dry cell worries, etter coat. hody ( Ar nton | ong an —T your srt directly from the electric current. your “EB Batteries and the ordinary “pm Storage was found hanging trom a tran- Battery. The Philco AB Socket a an SMALL DEPOSIT WILL ; “ Re som by a sash cord in his apar'- i bout 4d makes set deliver HOLD ANY COAT som Liberal Allowance For Your Jou marries shout poner ant Gales fae oe Saas in West Fiftv-seventh street iar abs, the pellnebendls Sa ta 1 A99 Batt ene andr por Morgpe four days, the police said. He had orage a er y veniently located. Even e child can operate it, ' been despondent for some time , hight expect to : | : , 7 feaecording to his friends It doesn’t matter what ‘kind of A storage battery you now have— NW Hu T ve] it doesn't matter how old it is or what shape it's in-- we will give you @ very liberal oO i - o_ ich this bit of : 7 wo empty enveloped (wer . he ee tn Ohaee oes "e seal ) c f Philco AB Socket P it $25. As im : ' cs > 4) 3 x | a. er gael ne Beer Goro et ne - pone No Distortion ; rik hx} oe se athena ee A This Great Offer is Limited! The Philco AB Socket Power will give you embody the | ome! Jes) | 4 ae | ae ! = a BR - ; | » other t his son Fr truly innova- | oi | is _— , A } Vv eadi! der- absolutely the best reception aiftheet the , ae = + Phi! . an actor, now in Clevelan: This special offer holds good for a few ays ony. ou can fr y uncer y : : adherence to - ) iwith the “Young Woodley” Dems. stand thet such a liberal offer—so unusual—so attractive—cannot be made indefinitciy. and without the least distortion. Your radio power } ; ) m . tter of fact, it is possible for these few days only because of special is always steady, smooth and uninterrupted. Your 2c radio reception will be constant and unvarying. pan bs rad Yy —_ ye with the manufacturer. Don't delay! Call, telephone or mail the Coupon et once! Flogged by Masked Band. es ; : | . | aR, 3 - \ DELIGHT, Ark. April 5.— Mail This Co po N Ww KASHA * | George Hewitt, 29 years old. was G n Oo 2 OF Coe 2 a pion | ; | bakten by & bend of sinsied mer Phone GArfield 4500 . | MECKS = 7 | | TIASE) * Saturday night Hewitt recenths or € © Special Offer Coupon + Pre | vas acquitted of ft murder of W ‘11 4 ¥ | | : : tian ae Billie Ri Don't put this matter off! Fill in your name and address and mail us ent, His Friends Say. to you. Our experts know how to make this installation perfectly to your particular ra Oe ee ee niralpannntheunnstinke ee ee ne nes 2 2 » wae 7 we one ~ se —— sy ae tin Mmeemmenar iat a a ee a eae ~ . sae . ~ - ’ RR Me ee ee ad - f the P this FREE COUPON Today for full details of this remarkable offer. This Coupon is not an “” * ae S am D. 0. Ca ha : Drege oe cmhaaaiie of a prion By order. It doesn’t obligate you in any way. It is merely your request for FREE information. ened by men entering his room Telephone and ask for the Radio Department. Better still, call person- Paro te elly at our store. Whichever you decide to do—do it now. Every dey comnts and this rome \ me WITHOUT COST and WITHOUT aid bound. some | ets are da chic cle. * 5 ' | } aaid Se Vas b indfolded. ta k« rn | / several miles into the country. and amazing offer absolutely ends within the next few days OBLIGATION complete iliuetreted htereture desert the PHILCO AB Gocket Power 1 elec deswe the pleats. Allin A if rl beaten details of your cesy paywent pies end wede-is allowence. under $50 this Ye/4 NY, if 2 _ ‘Snyder Slayers’ Trial Delayed. | li : : a t NEW YORK, April 5 —The trial | | ee 40 3 a” HW of Henry Judd Gray and Mrs. Ruth OES -onmncinn : | : } Snyder, accused of the murder of | Mrs. Snyder's husband, Albert. was AGETOSE . wenn enews onew ee + os «mementos : postponed from Apri! 11 to April Sizes for Misses, ? PAL iy atiae Geni 2 ik iheieaa THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE $1510 $375 is Eee and Stents | Seen 6¢ Rowdee 1] Mintel abe Radio Department, 3d Floor, South—Telephone GArfield 4600 . e rso! ward J ily, oO o » H. B. B. the outstanding criminal attornevy+ of Breookiyn (Rete Pe eee ones “- 1 Sth P..D. Apri

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ aia ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —____»_________ ae TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 192/ ome . —- | —— a, : - Americans Divorced in Paris. Me oer 2 ppeais. WATERS OF MISSISSIPPI “Senin April 5.—Margaret Br NUstIN, Tex. April §. —George & COVER ST, LOUIS LEVEE Smith Sypestyn was granted a di- J. Hassell of Farwell, Tex., con- = . inet Cerry ; d slayer of 13 persons and sen- rT? | r | } - .|vorce today against Gerry W. A. | fesse p ock- 1 O One Tere Ses Seer eer Kars Sypestyn, on the ground of | tenced to be electrocuted, has filed : Homes in Alton Inan- a tl ie, Sa 4 an appeal in the Court of Criminal . "T | “ere married a abandonment a March 12. 19°. at Key West. ‘' Appeais here. Fourth and St. Charnes 2 With a gauge reading this morn- ing of 31 feet, the Mississippi River || o was 1 foot above flood stage at St. B edroom Spe cials predicted. an editions! Hie of! 2 SONNENFELDS of a foot by tonight, after which the river is expected to remain 610-618 Washington Avenue i. ) ) ) stationary for a time and then fall. | lO ednesda One track of the Terminal Rail- ; si : : "| road at the top of the high, slant- The Enchanting Spirit of the Nile yr jevee is under a few inches of ° a Pt 6 « si . . ‘ ' : " 7 am fe : e bacilli and poisonous matter in the cannot be their natural selves, =. ; ae pale Hg Gd’ ey ' ; iti ¢ : 4 yl Cae ile RR ag MOS ctl eb, ? aoa lf | “places, colon. It starts from constipation, then self of this condition. There ig . intestinal toxins begin to seep into the dependable CO-LONIC svstem. A man may becalled a grouch, thorough acting vegetable lama when if people really knew the truth of Natures Remedy (NR tablets). Its mid things, they would call him a CO- thorough action, without the gueus | LONIC. Modern living conditions have and nauseating effects of PATENT! (| made constipation almost universal The cathartics, will be a revelahoa, SATIN! , || CO-LONIC oftea has bad breath, sal- five day test. See what a vast $5 feet | : RED KID! | low skin, edgy nerves, biliousspells,and it means to have the coloa| HONE ae sah | \N | PATENT WITH CUBAN || frequent colds. Constipation is really cleansed. Get NR tables ma decerac: | thecause of nine-tenthsof ill-bealth,say 25c¢ box at your druggists. TOTAL OF $140,210 RAISED | | seg: | FOR SMOKE ABATEMENT WORK | i “SCANDALS"—with open | TO-NIGHT shank. cut-out vamp and cen- Canvassers Report Two Subscrip- | ft | ter straps, Owes its inception ; TOMORROW ALRIGHT. tions of $1000 Each and to the inspiring “land of the ee . — of $500. : | pyramids” and-chicness to * fund for turee years’ work | || Paris. Brooklyn-made with Citizens’ Smoke Abatement | |} es hand-turned soles, spool heel |||-—— has been brought to $149.- = and graceful high arch. All ||! -—— A luncheon of campaien work- ) | sizes and widths. ; as held at Hotel Jefferson tc The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the This 4-Prece Suite, Wednesday / / bay to receive reports OPagaiional | ; First Floor.) | Only Color Roto Magazine in St. This group consists of dresser, chest of drawers, full-size a ne ledges re. ae ._’ ) : ague ann ~ * oO” “, : , a AM in o PN Maegan ne ~ a ow s+ . ~ j ; ti} _ iil ia! ’ ee Se Get Pee ny a * ey lle on DR RD pe Negi hh A TE REM eh SAMO. IM At ote RM ARS ag SA HES oe “a ~ Bien Srk is ‘ otal . — a 7k ay am ee eae = i BEAR IE » Agger tak Shs Sy ee 4 Pe? Win ee Mei bier, ro eas ye APES 8M fe re SERS Py Rc e BRE so PR Oe He A er ae ee ‘FES Arar See oe eee: th oe pe Ry a “ +4 Re ah ge iby + of Weg” >. Psy, oy at Si Qo Seek d ait : - : Salat na ’ 4 ae * ; a ee an Saiieg aves me 4 sa yet A a ee Ste. eo Praia - mn A Ww . Ne egaaY A bed and chair. exactly as shown. Each piece attractivels Horton Watkine.$1060: bree decorated and high-lighted—constructed of wainut veneers Kilpatrick, $1000: Eagle and gumwood, mahogany drawer bottoms. Discount Stamp Co., $500; George y , tege Carpenter, $690; Pedigo-Weber Separate pieces will be sola shoe Co., $500: William C. D'Arcy Toilet Table to match, $26; Dresser, $44; Bed, $30; Chest. $29; Chair. $7; Benc! | Sak aecligeee ira thas PAY $20 CASH, BALANCE OF $90 PAY ABLE $9 PER MONTH. No interest’ v |i Stec@man $200 ~~ a tae URGES BOOKS IN EVERY HOME \ lllinois Ul. Professor Also Sarx SSS Movies Are Necessity. c the Post-Dispatch (BANA, Iil. Apri! §. in Tllinois should ) good books .accord. a [= ‘4 « a“ 2 r. ~ Z Re’ | i. eae aldinaie tial eitiaiiad aN: ic ar eon ae AT lian eset dR RB Cae J ABs A * ae » 7 ° ae m1 , as - #« en ae : > “se 8 z OE ain eee la Sa 2d Perey ye he cult be Charged. in , ne gt ac q nit “ase ae EAR BOL Le® & De ee CS Ag a5 Se ey + * Sy a ox ‘\ 2h Nagin pa eat in hone SRM as AE Sale Valu FOR WEDNE Offering the § wy = A ESF Se r" w — otis er oer ite 4 - : ie pe grew ee a i a: Renn RR ee IE ek igh Mh Ras A eatin IRE 48 H: ae ret r 2 - ' ; ; ‘ ’ | atte : i ' : : | ’ t ; PUCSTCREE ET EVES Tee eee ee pat duty ede Pant... vb eal eae pnyen «ROE > LA fa reich deinin's ~ French ' Beaded Bags _ 7 > is . Pees “Pe - % +e i :3 iH ri ’ 4 oe ee oF i —_— — = — ‘~~ - .* community forum t 54 ~ a ee eed + Ste gee, + 7 1} ’ , "ad oe . . . ~~ 7. oF = } SEVEN HURT IN EXPLOSION Lightning Vires Paint Factory at Cleveland, O Peeeiied ' ' : ; Seteeeeee , , i : vn a Ratna, BOF hates NR . Fee A ¢ alt e y ple + This 4-Prece Suite, Wednesday em eS et. i T his suite iw Tashionedad of walnut veneer and mimwood = . p —_ an -: . 12-Piece Toilet Set Our Actual $ | wi est8].Q.85 EXTRA — EXTRA $ 85 VALUE A popular new Set, pearl on amber VALUE . SPECIAL! effect. Beautifully shaped and ; SPECIAL! i J t +. - an > ue 7, Yt sS . ’ . Nr a nl Mey? eae iN a } a ; } 1. gee } a } . ? e ‘ : rs with shaded maple overlays on the three large pieces. Ihe ' ? . group as shown includes attractive new st\ mirror vanity, roomy wardrobe with canopy top, tu ' od peeeerere : eee: : tr. * >? ca prety ee a ar + amp +? > , , iw-toot bed and pencn. er > ,) Separate pieces will be sold. Large Dresser to match. $53; Vanity shown, $43: Wardrobe. $45: Bed Chair or Bench. $9. PAY $30 CASH, BALANCE QF $100 PAY ABLE s!t0 FACH MONTH VM Pin g taris , ~ Si YT -ehee ) stn te, . e ~d x PAS ~s POUR oN alk - ~ — . " . \ ©. ys ty paemmnsien . ae. ao . seh ah 1 on aia hac en oe r ~ ys Ae, be 5 aie cette hs o yeh Bis Rasy LIAS NON EK Te iia EN Se ABN Pt peed Pek Aint sgh Stay A281 hoy aparece iD an oa hood 2 et an PE ASAP Me ors gs Bt + asia pre 4 par ig! 0 - Dagens 49 mt ail “ aes . eh at “ . - ; : p = Pi dk wt PO erence) Sat me Steg? 4 2 ates © ACB Opal ABAD aie - SN > ES he aa ae “tae oF al tt: sed Be ie “ ‘ a ; ” 4 sO a geet - . en plaster “SYS SS ~~ . - oor UUUTUQUIUUCOAUUOPNNNNOLUENAUOOOSNHNOOUOAUOOCOEA AUP UUE TEMA UEHARA Rolhier Skater Near Death : ‘ ‘ ~ a en —o > * + CENTRALIA i « ‘ a ve ee . Sale of Mattresses | = [ff rome Besant. 14. UUUATUUTUNNUTUTUOOTAT UAE ‘ i . . a red. _ . > Ses en anal ls packed in a gorgeous case. Amaz- ing value! “hoo: fresh A gorgeous :8-k. solid 50c Down. .50c Weekly Our own Parisian im- white gold Ring of ex- portations. Delicately quisite design, set ~ shaded designs worked with large full -cut AY in tiny beads. Our guar- Genuine Diamond ¢ “(hh . 9 anteed $19.85 value. , | ff 50c Down , 4 7 50c Down ~i ni i} ie (lé i ‘} Cc tf n- \rrested for l tiring Revolver. 2 ae 6s ~ - > ~ a in SE Ree - aa om m - bed Nvttesg ~ __~——_\\\ We Are the Largest Exclusive WHOLESALE Furniture >: : Off the Regular | aiipars ofthe city. \” House in the Middle West and Are Sacrificing Everything a 3 3% Q” me “ Retail Prices Ba ) Articies held on smal! | deposits, untii may 161. This Is Your Opportunity to Buy Living-Room, Dining and Bedroom Suites, Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerato SS on ae eo ae with fur or Rugs, Lawn and Porch Furniture, Rockers, Bookcases, Lamps, Odd and Separate Pieces in All Grades. Eee AT PRICES FAR BELOW YOUR FONDEST EXPECTATIONS. COME WHILE STOCK IS YET COMPLETE $4|"""* SUPERIOR strpto 225 12 Avenoen = RE ge OP tly, OCR ERIS BN RE ROME MME NISL S septs, ey

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PAGE 15 APRIL 5, 192P__ En hp ae ep tae 7 EP ae “ier 5 PEM BRD vig _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ a __ TUESDAY EVENTING, RETURNS TO FAMILY. _ HELEFT 20 YEARS AGO Louis Sanders of Madison: Comes Back Prosperous After Roaming West. ‘ca my we, fs 1° Sapa deilak ey - 4 Ye . wa #4 ? » _ ae - ee 2 PR i aay nae rar: 2 SS ee Me aa er ae ing glow ee mts . a Am - « ra - oe . ’ * e - abe) Siyap tig od d ~ " rd o te aa oe fg said ¢ ti i ; - + af N aS Msg oy One ee oe agen SM Rae hee ' sak node, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted ~ yf e Several Recent Parchases Make More Important This Timely Offering of EASTER DRESSES —All in the Newest Approved Styles, Trimmed in Favored Ways, and Extraordinary Values at oe , @ An unusually varied group that affords such, remarkable choice that hundreds will be in at- tendance at an early hour Wednesday. Several recent special purchases have augmented this col- lection and as the result, selection will be found doubly interesting. Dresses of Georgette, flat crepe and smart combinations of crepe and polka dots, offered in a wide range of the new Spring shades as well as the ever-popular black and navy. ahd + ” a aE TIES TR moe Dive -guiclbevia:. SRG mage ns Meat - ee RR. x Ree 2 iy xy Pe Smal oe, ‘ = eas” fi? a ee ee oe ee i a re wr Saag Klasy ‘ , i. - oe ¥ } After an absence of 30 years—| ‘two decades filled with sorrow and/ ‘success—Louis Sanders has “found” | the age of 56 and has | his wife and four) - @@'- 820680286066 ' = 4 aeenee. COMMIT AAT AAR slice of orange mm cen- ter, Top with mayon- asise and mareschine cherry. himsel’ at been found by children. In the neat frame house at 1658} Fourth street, Madison, where, ac- ‘cording to the city directory, “Ella | Sanders, widow of Louis,” lives, a | family reunion was held last week. There a Post-Dispatch reporter met “‘Widow’’ Sanders, Sanders | himself, their four children, Harry, | Blanche. Abraham and Rose, and their grandchild, Dorothy, the. daughter of Blanche (Mrs. H. Stein- This is the story they tell: Twenty vears ago Sanders had a tailoring business {n Madison. He was thriftv and fairly prosperous but not prosperous enough. He quit the tailoring business and es- tablisHed a grocery. As a grocer | he was a good tailor. He extended too much credit to customers who couldn't or wouldn't pay. He wor- One Gay he quietly left Mad- and his family Kveryone Worked. worked hard Harry, the eldest Was o! 11 then the young- - se ho Ww rete nee” ne Re & pe * s el ne Si Sa - " You, too,—in 5 Minutes Can Serve a Salad Like It Made from California richest juice —finest flavor. The best salad-orange known. Quick salads and desserts are always possible with oranges. Always keep them in the house, and you are ready. Nothing else could be oe more dainty, more attractive Pee are.» or more healthful. Wop . Buy a dozen California Wy, Oranges now. You can get them fresh, ripe and deli- ane ew ee sien min breene thie fe? gets: be Re ger ay 3 : rer eg get Saal See A ia ic Take advantage of these features. Serve 5-minute sal- ads and 10-minute desserts! Make them easily with this luscious fruit. Think how convenient—and how good! Ss ¢ # 8 The better California are trade-marked “Sunkist” or “Red Ball” on the wrapper. The Sunkist grade also has the name imprinted on the skin of the fruit. Rigid standards of selec- tion make both brands of uni- formly good eating quality. Your dealer has them. berg). eh hk ro %, ae ied Cae A ee i A aa ie oe age ee te Be ae pak eer dea re a a a ee Car m Bh is eek 4 * Rae BRS as sty - n ue ae i eT ee «a ne ¥4 , 22.3, Gig * A ae Ai Peorle poisoned by eolon baci a ds . be their natural selves, Ridbyour. WGyee te ete this condition. There is a safe . fable CO-LONIC treatment—, gh acting vegetable lazatiy-— ts Remedy (NR tablets). Its mild tgh action, without«the RTiping useating effects of physics and i, : cs, will be a revelation. Make : 4 U6 ee tae NS vertanage ntti: th tight Teo sconce ati tetas Me Bison apg rjiad. ison ana child The family — 77'w 2% r : Rose, s the agazine in St. Louis weeks afo. wo batty o 7 ¢ : a Her? , y test. See what a vast difference mene poe 7 . i 7 3. oF i \ eta “4 tablets m a handy ? tm EAS se. ae : \est, was just a few weeks old. But x at your druggists Borage vs’ Ady the year. Easiest topeel and |chores around the homes and Jobs | : *S%08423 (at a genera! store. | | IG bd gf - tm 7 = = TS : - eeseeea e©eeGee2ene? SSCS SEEHESEE*®S ; r se Ee ry SS ee ee eaeee2seee@ ~ eeees * | Sanders as a widow, but ashe was! 5 e ALRIGHT | 3 ‘never convinced her husband was) Co) St father merely had “gone avwar:"’ | that he would return some day 1}! Uniformly Good elphia and New g ever heard of Sanders ur . ay A gripe Mew - hase yn " ~ eee y pare” gh enn’ ; ¥s : \ Pr er ee eet Pare ee yy we. 4 + ’ é 7 - hy ° y e ) - ~~ —_ . ’ a » 4 « Po « rien 4 ~ ~ % 4 " or a . 4 a - m ™ 7 nf ee SAARI IR a ARES is gS Na a ai Se ie ACS a SNe en PMs ae Nal eer tetera : athe us : pan 4 : Mismi, ou r % eT en my Pe eo ky ae ik wm hie eee a el * - pa © a a ane ~- ve *» a oa ~s ~~ - ' : 4 4 » ~~ ad 29 > - - >) oe ee pure * 7 oe 7 , } Sanders | ne ‘ a rom Pte * - ae ee ee - a ee eee ee nS ae ‘ " : ; prietor. a snort in, stepped forward, stopped sud- | stocky energet ; Jer . - . -, . " ¢ denly. gazed at the visitor and | ried: “It's my son, Harrv!”’ Father and eon cried, and kissed sa Offering the Same Smart Styles Slender Women Wear } >) MERI 1 4s ta 8 . Sige: tae tg Bee aH PMbtreetttteatthe Steer oh pees “ys tt} ; > te? hig Bt! eet: - * “tines aid et ‘ . a : tt see 2G oth 3, Soenesesane ee : Wtsirs eames tats |e a e other. The reunion tn the Maéd@!- son home followed Where had Sanders been during his 20-year absence? He had wan- through Wvryoming ntana , and Colorado. A journeyman tail he had no tre lé steady employment worried spirit him on. His ; gereq hy Regular Sizes | Misses’ Styles R«ady- Extra Sizes 36 to 46 Made Larger 38 to 56 remained for fou town—Greybull. Wvo ago he moved to Sheiby ‘prospered in business, name of “A. Sanders He never gave up returning day to Madiso! ’ -nokane on a under eome Last fa! business trip > > . — * . . ¥ é Se . ad * sy «* . _ » ¢ = “ > . ~ . 4 Ae = ~~ > - “ - _ * - as “ a = ‘. * - = - . . f~ $5 2 nade that howeve! ‘fed a synagogue. and a resolve hesitated, wondering whetner ll as his desertior eA a : j / a —— Georgettes, Georgettes over prints—in bolero, jacket, semi-Eton and other styles, with tucks and tiers lavishly jemployed! VW ould rye ? reiver mre hie family found him and forgave. Now he ,;is wondering whether to build a | home in Shelby or a tailor shop in -GOOD-WILL FLYERS AT TRINIDAD TRIMMED HATS WOMEN’S HOSIERY ‘WOMEN’S GLOVES © | $7.93 seeral’. 390 Hats for immediate and Sum- € Mock-fashioned Hose of silk and ray- @ Pique and overseam sewn Kid Gloves ot ay aeadie seianiend and shown in on, with lisle tops and reinforced feet. in movelty cuff effects. In wanted the favored colors for Spring, and black. Black and new light shades. Spring shades and good range st Seve. NIGHTGOWNS BLUE SHIRTS 99c vaue 55e Value q € Mens full-cut, triple-stitched blue Sn en eae oe chambray Work Shirts with two pockets. . a @ tf with scallops and inserts and embroidery. Sizes 144% to 17. Basement Sizes 36 to 44. amass MEN’S TROUSERS GIRLS’ DRESSES $1.95 $7 25 Value. . vaue.. 8C Aueaa € Men's and ypung men’s Trousers ef € 400 washable Dresses of broadcloth, durable fabrics in striped and mixed pat- , , terns. Cuff bottom Sizes 28 to prints and other materials, in dozens of to a neat styles. Sizes 7 to 14 years. ‘a aaa $8.50 MATTRESSES CHILDREN’S SHOES sped $65 $1.75 to for. . NHL ’ =" « Expect to Proceed to Grenada Is- own Parisian im- land on Thursday. ations. Delicately ed designs worked ny beads. Our guar- d $19.85 value. TTT Br the Associate PORT OF April ~The " , f ~« i ity pe heh Aes ae - y % wie ae A 7 | LE LLL AO OLS EEO ELON GT OETA A, Fe RE, Rll Aihet te capt a tet - . : Press ; SPAIN,° Trinidad, United Sttaes army. good will aviators left the matin- land of South America vesterday made the flight from llo. Venezuela, . island off. the Special rks Jc Down Weekly to this coast. ip. m. Thurs- | oe Si mney iangedc rere ay | F MAIN FLOOR day. The expedition is planning to BY id ROT! fiy to Grenadi lan yf i ie d p gray ya Birthd S 2 | indies group | z, LBS i, oe I ay pecia 5 Thence they will go to St “fe } : Guadalupe Silk Hose Dominican Republic Porto Rico and Cuba. The aviators hope Haiti 7 Chif- $ 09 to reach Miami. Fla. about Apri! pass a = 25. and Washington about May. ! tops . in Time ‘ne opening of the is ; : > a. | as Basement LINOLEUM RUGS a are, $8 85 € Kitchen and dining-room cork linoleum Rugs in block, tile and allover patterns. gx12-foot size. Besement $2 RAYON PANELS Special, $71.19 Each... @ Figured Rayon Panels, 36 inches wide and 2% yards long. Scalloped bottom finished with bullion fringe. Basement CORSETALLS 45 $7.39 Value... @ Venus Corsetalis of fancy striped ma- Venezuelan , “a IS EO A OS EY MEE Re SIN ee ml NER eee ae i Special Value. . ; Vin-} Linn = Pe eee eee eee. oe ee nt Martinique Full! fashioned . 2 NTT RE LETS CE a ae plies SECOND Finest Quality FLOOR an a@rial congress. Kid Gloves The Dress sensation of the week. Lane Bryant's Second have beautifu! 7h French kid, with ADVERTISEMENT | | smart turn- $9.95 cae. UTE agg 9 Jeers age 1 | down | . a " &a==| || How to Improve : + | Your Complexion | Handbags i 7! The secret of a good complexion =| Patent and ilies in having a youthful fresh-look- a grained effects; $9.85 (ing skin Age ‘Nas not as much to ‘ = newest (do with the possession of this val- . a colors + aaa —— fuable charm as many people sup- BF Ee for many women if well up 1 | a | Poiret twills, lorcheens, black plain Slender “Ss, with fur or ®red trimmings. ti line models with all-silk lin- | mgs. Finest styles, finest ing, $39.75. Birthday Sale makes possible the value. You receive the new styles, the new colors, the new materials—in smart, youthful line effects. Only $18.75. Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis Rayon U’Suits Kayser “Marve!l- ray’ — in closed 49 and open styles. ° ee Sizes to 56 their teens have compilex- girls still in -looking skim and poor The reason for this lies in the given your face and hands Any woman who desires a good clear. youthful looking. white pretty skin ‘should get from her Druggiet. a little Ice-Mint and apply this at ‘night fust before retiring. Thies nourtshes and revitelizes the skin! f ‘giving it a fresh youtbful eppear-| ‘ance that te a delight to the uger s)| Ice-Mint ita used on efther face. | I Ker hands or arms and even aj} single application will prove ite TT to retuwvenate and heantif~s } either for veure or até if " 7 ‘ ci he had a u L-Tuzg t jittie cost and i# truly mar- @ for its Deautifying properties $2 Values $] 29 and misses’ Oxfords and and tan leathers and broken. Basement NEW PERCALES ted” 12Vec € 36-inch Percales in dress and shirting style—in lengths of 2 to 10 yards. The colors are tubfast. Rasement @ Children's Straps of patent combinations. The sizes are terials, also some of satin. One-piece combination of brassiere and girdle Sizes to 50. Resement WASH GOODS Seconds, 75c¢ 3 Oc Grade, Yard. € Radiouzx Chiffon in plaid, fancy stripes, Ideal for Summer frocks. Guaran- 1200 yards in the lot Heacment etc teed colors @ Ful! or twin size—of felt and cotton. covered with durable art ticking. 45- pound size, closely tufted Resement BOYS’ WASH SUITS $1.39 to 88c $1.95 Values. € Practical garments of broadcloth and other fabrics, in tubfast. plaimand com. bination colors. Sizes 3 to 8.” Besemeent i i

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. — ST. LOUIS POST*DISPATCH _: TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5. eel it ee TUESDAY EVENT pdteee : ee rons | ‘cielo eeeemeeiieaiiaa nail ‘@ Editorial Page . oe ==> B ms Daily Cart Arden’s Beauty Preparations Easter Greeting Cards | In a Complete Assortment, 85c to $10 eT = Are Here—Unusually Attractive at 5c to 50c @ Elizabeth Arden’s celebrated “Venetian” Ene PART TW O. ! ¢. Greetings to your friends—both tots and grown- Creams and Lotions, used by thousands of well. © : OT en ee ae =e ups, are a pleasant Easter custom—sent in the groomed American women, are obtainable here in form of the dainty cards obtainable in this section. y - complete variety. Why not try them this Spring, ARTER Conventional, decorative or novelty kinds. O PE R A T E D ay T H E M A Y i O to repair Winter's ravages to your complexion? Stationery Section—Main Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. . Teilet Goods Secction—Main F loer Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron t wig et Sate Ae ‘ M% wz 4: -. ei la PRE sia EP Din WIPER Balt er PPT ee Rye FR 1 haw ek ae i Da ae St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style Is Ready to Meet Every Demand m o OP» >: , @ © €&> 7 WINPRESIDENG) | cee et 4 it \ | \ in However, New York Go . ; ernor Must Let the W ednesday’s Choice May Be Made From Newest Types of Spring Garments V aried ows ie staal to Meet Each Taste and Fancy—and at Whatever Price One Wishes to Pay | . ) : : 2 ; Spring’s Loveliest Coats \ | - Rie CRIP Lg apie, Re ea ~ > we * b ae Cee ee oe me oe a ee 5 ao! “a “ee _—- a - ~aa : -. * FO 6 DIOR oe ‘ Sa ay oe ot SO Sag Miele y a . e. Carter Glass of Virgin why, Senator as saying that Gov. Alfred New York can he electe ns amePengAs epeudie’, Ae > i Smith of President, despite the fact that hh Lee ee Oe te re e 4 e > -_ e 4 ~~. eno 7 + at Pn . “or veer ete: Ty £ : ; sa sion = Ce er enh an OR ee oe . os = hm rye Pn 2" 9 ah OR ne Sey y ike AB " : -. —_e-* Bo . *) a ie oe z were sence’ eee oe — P states, and his influence with Con | .) E c 5 . i 3) " : | ress on sucn an issue woul Value: 1/= me en IS Is ——Crepe de Chine Frocks——&ff & aieiacadeiie — om. binations with lovely flower trimmings; draped hair- Sees Infants’ 2 to 5 : = Christian Heard Convers® "ah Wend P . ‘ braid Hats, and distinctive tailored felts. Black and 3 ecb: wpe a a wn 2 e ‘iera. By the Associated Press A special representative, here 3 Ay =! irdle , this week from the Notox Lab- Aheg: 6 colors—whatever your Easter costume requires. nee e — Billiken ‘“‘Newport Ties” | Mm CANNES, France, April 5.—K oratories, will be glad to consult iS & Tf vour fi , y :, | . ur figure 1s larger than eS with you privately about your ‘ate a this prahiconne . Other Hats for Matrons at $7.50 to $25 Uti Billiken “N t Ties” in pete 22" of Denmark is one of hair's needs. No charge for her ; é ( Millinery Section—Fourth Floor , t OSE Gs r st t ae th ba Dae EE «Most polyglot of all European ru advice. : will surely please you. RP WS or stone tan cali, wi ongess' 4 ® ers. He speaks six languages Beauty Salon—Main Floor Balcony Corset Sectlon—Third Floor Sizes 21, te Fs 1 re a smattering of others. Sizes 12 to 9 n his visit to the Riviera, the with checked inlay. “BillikenS#g ‘°°™ ® Present of it. They mist ’ Mee just as well take their party Of make—so they'll wear! Mand dumpit out onithe scrap eee Ce hae a , - wide a . * - , . Ry Bret tg > ‘ ~ IT ot seh ee) eee te ~ = ot cae ye — ~ aie. - So eo nee ties 1. ~ 18 Popeye Mn pe ori -” + se op wag Sagano -nataennigiaaa Daan oe Ps Piitane Saas pee rt one salt water bathing. Sekiuatieasthaaits. thins Latics aes . = : sea yrienyt C sell ore Ss 3 ; rN ES nh Blea aioe wee ee ae Sat aed pee ao Son Leal tS athy te Feb SEN oes my ON tte tenet neitagy - . lay Ein, SOP TG Tp eect he ae aaa SO et eae Nees) Fate Ak metering Sets ns Hf, iy uke on ope nO ar a SE pa > ae ae atten ea i nee BES I TI OX PMO ra cir A ee ge te a eee hs ie eo ot & tae =: ¢ a> ¢ PE: : : a ot ys %| 5 it. t2aee P Pere . Ae reid a! ; ee ee es Nee. Zt . , ie bia ts : im: :™ ‘, F a : He ee = : . te ce Ela St Je a” 4 ‘ n , d Fi a . £ co: & ; ¢s . - ? ertiz Ss * Bete 2 : s » Pe 3 2. 3 : | 4 oe 5 é . Fi Ss oe sila +3 eee : > © = ; ; oa PS Fae i BS eeig ; = * - = : - eS i oa ea ‘ la a ? s .? _ - ; - 5 ot | - a — > 3 4 Ps 24 - _* , , . i cy BT . 7 oa $s ‘a ¢ =. - ae ik 3 fr as rhe $23 ee : ¢ -. : . 7 : ; i cae Bea 3 a. * . ; fore. he not onty enjoyed the su 4 ‘Pe =«(>ut the linguistic opporiuntities Easter Footwear Easter Fr ock F abr ics | | Oe araing, Ioan eM rounded by bellboys and porte ate Ne ait oor Am Nada nee el ae oes _— ae et oan 2 pce and others. the monarch speakir @ May be selected from so , Offer Wide Color Choice—as in . % | French to some, English to othe ‘ and Danish to his chauffeur. 2 " . . - —. v * P many ultra-chic styles here This Group of Georgettes at, Yard + wo “i | : that you’re sure to find just | XZ Char . ‘ ; mee O'MPANying the royal party was , , ” Spaniard with whom his majes' the pair to perfectly com- | ‘ | a ze a plete your costume. Try |! 3 Cig 50 o bo . Au, He OOK rsed, and later they met | : . i ° ' 4 ) . meee Party from Switzerland, all wg spa — rs . = - 4, aie par ai sone a ~ >. ON Seer ne Semeelilinae i eee ee o Paap these two new ones on a Whom spoke German Wednesday: The Kine y ; —_—_—_——a— Visits the casino ev¢ evening or so, but he does not gar ble. - THE UPTOWN-—A jaunty i lnvestors. Pernambt ; ieehene Nude or . and many more Easter Toys... C ard... == colors most wanted for Spring wear Collar to atch, a o> ed gold francs here in 1 ° One of the charming n % : ere : as been paying interest oa , Flesh Pink | Rabbits Over roo pieces—crepe de woolens that Spring ra rein \A.\ a collar attached and neckband styles—of splendid fabr ei eer francs worth only 4 cer Blush Black - Made soft velvet in various col- — Be Mle grat tat have savoctened. Lustrous ' \, = ; ao Sa =0. Now, it is report ors—and well stuffed: a - yet rints tna on one side and taiiie » ; ; " = ~~. -Uco has yegotiated los It's economy to purchase popular size at oe. S(c are Spring’s newest and weave on the other; <4 . Cut Silk Ties in Many New Patterns z m New York which will be w smartest. inches wide. td , Selections for Easter —_ be splendidly seni P , e ~ &Mortize the entire franc de two or more pairs of the Easter Rabbits of pink, blue or white 7 4 ; ties. They are of excellent quality. Imported and dome Bee rd of tis value, “What ® same color! ;, 7 : An excellent weight all-wool navy blue Twill, a ' NW silks—the very smartest for men’s wear—in stripes, fig- 4 ees. in this case. of the sanet Heslery Section—Main Floor 54 inches wide; yard ures allover desi ; 1 lined teen ooal ath a — and gns; woo oe profeased by the ub , taal ‘ ; oad the French press ingu —— Se Re a n= Le A et th tata tt — — _ — eee - LS et At AS th enti aaa

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parations nt, 85c to $10 ated “Venetian” thousands of we]]- obtainable here in them this Spring, our complexion? = “ection—Main Floor Offer Dainty Baby's Easter trked Savings aster Bonnets 0 and $2.95 Values $4.25 Sp new organdie Bonnets h perky frills, dainty tucks lace and embroidery trim-. kgs. Many silk lined for ed -warmth. Sizes to 2 rs. e Frocks — J Petticoats dmade Philippine Pettj- ts of nainsook, finished h ET ts around hem neckline; special 59 , OFC special at...... .89¢ 2 and colors, at $1.50 breasted; special, 50c Wednesday..... 4¥¢ ked and or light acy hems. s’ Easter Sday’s price. Wenar Section—Third Fleer re These New Girls Oats require just this ther of stone tan calf, cked inlay. “Billiken” > they'll wear! Sizes, 12 to 2... 's 81, to 1114... as 8...... 2tod5... en “Newport Ties”’ “Newport Ties” in patent tan calf, with tongue: ere Fo Mt: .....:.,...§4.50 Wear Section—Sccond Floor * | Appreciate, at and novelty patterns in the light and dark ar. Collar to match, es—of splendid fabrics. New Patterns Mly made from these Neck-- Imported and domestic ar—in stripes, fig- $2 ing Section —Main Ficer ne ae rage Te. seateteeectenennnemeen tame acne ce ae creer en or ‘* WIN PRESIDENCY Editurial Page . Daily Cartuon F PART TWO. aT SNS SMITH CAN | Virginia Senator Asserts, However, New York Gov- ernor Must Let the Pro- hibition Issue Alone. ne ‘DRY GUESTION NOT INVOLVED, HE SAYS Points Out Executive Can- not Change Constitution and His Influence With Congress Is Negligible. the Associated Prese ASHEVILLE, % The Asheville Citizen Senator Carter ss saying that ‘© gmith of New York can ' President, despite 1} is a Catholic and was a ‘Party will Christian of Denmark is (ts He speaks six languages /Ras a smattering of of Tere, he not only en | but the linguistic o; portunities Party from Swit 1, whom spoke G. rman. ej evening or so. CORSICA SEEKS ITALIAN RULE MM under Tatian fc. 8% Pernambue #4 Ofte, must let the prohibit “Tam sure Al Srni that the presidenc: @tall in the fight Mition.” Senator “The President cannot chang: Constitution. He cannot © joint resolution Passe ad even ¢etO by gress submitting th» states, and his inflit gress on such a negligible. “Yet. for some reé: whotalk about elect ona wet lose cht o particular consideration Gent has- Wher Den (Woodrow Wilson) Yolstead act. C Wittie of his leade ter that it would me Or, + _ “Sy sn? Presidert issue f that Presi- ~~} ¢ ? noLcning iO pa = sia ‘ Picke rm ++ +e beens Ste eeeee , ‘tin Seite BRITISH CABINET PRESSES BII1 TO PUT CURB ON TRADE UNIONS Forbids “Strikes of Intimidation” and Picket- ore s+s 2304 0a sesees >. 2 oses - 7-3 rouse he OS ripirttsteie-t boseeee eros e ti tabe ees ast iet tL ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *e 5 eh ™ : = bs - . . —— “Tr « Bgsteccece: testes SeesenSanst Hb RRRES cee ees SOS ot ore. taseeter elo sl shames -sheeeess seaee shan se > S85: — ee a Se « ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING. APRII, ing of Houses—Ramsay McDonald Calls It Class War Measure Fire es +aa or iso iS g of Homes itl Oj imprisonme: corsa | Uiegal. ery crs _ 139) 1) tar fae iTjicd VW A tii mon | Dassen Me -8ck 68" MOST MODERN U, S, HOSPITAL Senator who seek chat law should With obtaining peress LO pass Lhe “Prohibition Prohibition ‘Democrats but by Tih no regar mora! "So Why in Heave! fhe Dernocrats mak amendment Next national c: electing a wet Presid: gett the prohibition law’ Delieve sensil that th: try anything If they do hey mig! take the preside ne rlieans on a silver ; them 2 presen! 7% well 1 just as and dumpit out on t! DANISH MONARCH DISPLAYS HIS LINGUISTIC ATTAINMENTS 2 ing Christian Heard Conversing in Six Languages on Visit to the Riviera. By the Associated }eroce CANNES, France. ».—King one of the most polyglot of all European hers nioved | r’? One morning PY automobile rounded by hellt PQnd others. the French {to some. Qid Danish to h rompanying the roval Spaniard with whom eonversed, and The:King visits ble, Campaign Reported Under Way for Break With France. Coprtign:. 1977. by the Prese« an Publishing (ne New York W and Post-Dien PARIS, April’;.— BMtonomy has de MR few days ed purpos: Del Popolo of nent e Correspondent: to and he reports f populat e ; ,i? ia : y to Drea} oT} : “T's rT) / ‘ ‘Compiain, Against U. 4 a, Cab t ite § = y — Dalir New rARIS. Apri} Com plains ; Mnker« a re Bankers. 7 ; = ¥ a Ae th 3 | "ed gold francs here in 1 M pe has been investors pat who on and | o¢ ; (j++ Sars heavy out FOR VETERANS COMPLETED suildings Accom- . ‘ lical i i i meavarLrs : ie Am dicatorv Navy Needs More Cruisers. Tri gen re eric: re? yt weal \ “2 By the Ase ated Pre WASHINGTON 6%V . \ National Party io Meet in St. s jr Les convention nev ‘ s ‘s nationai conven Calls ? * at sy April ’ rece] came daughter. recently now eve ‘} tion for appendi« yed ndianapolis Moines Eilysee Palace. iv by ti france lar id .* 7. | underwent ix Dawes Arrives at New Orieans Sa ES 8 third 0: tad ; « F tr tigiifat y so i. -_. Line + - . sale 5s ¥- ‘ ) 4 “ey ¢ . Tae 4 tit Toui- opera- Surrender to ,aATIVe diehards Henderson Condemn- Arthur }Hiend r ‘ 4 ‘ iaractler} Bill, ald ’ ¥ ‘ ‘ “(ass War.” An immediate Sayvs MacDon CHICAGO ANNEXES ANOTHER SUBURB, MOUNT GREENWOOD Claims 2.000.000 Population With 1,000,000 More in Surround- ing Suburbs. Prese. $3415 PLEDGED FIRST DAY FOR $250,000 COLLEGE FUND Shurtieff, Entering Centennial Year Alton. Will Use Money for New Buildings | ¢ ("Nile fit cr . > re . . Or gcor +i¢ or ‘ hii foun ean Bi os, 9 | actions taken Pre “Or ee + ‘ pee League tions COM Missia terday veiopment of civi lifferentiate it from 3 5 Ces One cla i S¢ a Fpovernment not to s«} ir transport lines vw primarily for armaments tam Inger discussion at today's S#+Ssion preparatory, SiOgl T? oo — ian vie oO : , qdelegates found agrees ships and naval personnel shoul } ? ; vy ips a } ‘ > By Mmiaintained fnemse! ul wnetner botn wast ited or onivy Warsh if France. } sal 4 ; should be restricted (Zibson of the United Cecil Of (,rea hy 4 7; -* a ‘ Maron »Liho? ‘ ii! : - ot = nN “avo! Ui res TT) not personne contended that w« ships, not men, constitute the rea! of naval strength M. Boncour said that armies. n and air forces are interde- pendent, that it is impossible to conceive of a disarmament treaty ch ignores nava! personne! latter, he continued. includes nes which often debark and s* ips wu ’ iatter Hneasure ra) a- Viee 7 as expeditionary Hreces ount KBernstorff Cermany mhaetved thes } : n = . — 4 TB ~sess ; 4+ee«4 Spa SHS Peertigsr™ testestccsaar close Sarees » >; sie 1927, _- _——— — ~ ; — evenruatty: ~~~ PRIEST EXECUTED /rama—Music Movies—-Societs A | med | AMERICAN OIL CONTRO and Conduc ‘ . 1 ay -PviIicv rie Industrial who ec ( ort. e 2.€8, 1oreign consum the same exaspera- ’ »¢ | ach f j ‘ ne ressity sNGUST! being ne spur oO appearance based on Americar should meet its for gasolin: ‘Furthe seems to be raining own tne Meecd campaign SOmMme SUCCESS. to the ¢ " Olti- reports Department rest has 4t“é snow. beer merece n, inte deveiopment o eeaneiar produc: iss iro? . a ¢ eer Offers Lake Isle to Coolidge GREEN BAY, Wis Apri : Island | } } ,Y . ,, 7 . '* friei iiidehe diva iti ( nambers suggested ' te idea! W hite roo. 7 France Is Out but Will Go On. “rT Se Coolidge Sorry ( onference , © sep beats WASHINGTON, Att! (oolidge is disappoin ’ decided not ~¢) ident maval iitnita be held n Japan refusal nmoOiGge- does not exper Presi. ay l'aly indication of ite in- | RENRY. FORD Buys MoRE yea "e 4 « _ —_ _— | MASSACHUSETTE LANDMARKS" Neus (TEM ——~—" IDONATED BY : a Vo 2 [ oo AT) Ao se eS om SEZ, o aS LIE ME Daze “y q LEXINGTON AND. CONCORD. — BUNKER HILL MONUMENT, Hs FORD —~ ~ A As Vy » 4p A —-— - te Be —- po =. -_* - a 5 FORD. A AUN WERSATY, « tp SEE HFORC = — - _«.,.** am “ ~ ~S 5 ker ne , rr ’ . (—T ’ = ~ / Z Po - a - ” Ly Ma _ yn STATE CAPITOL) | _i¢=\By PERMISSION fy = “=| OF H. FORD BOSTQN, COPY RIGHT FRENCH WOULD COMBAT MURDERER OF JEW HERO IN RUMANIA on , : ittal—-Premier y Protests. ce of the Post Dispatch. March 15.—Two Rumania of the al Corresponden BUCHAREST, recentiv in haracterize the position this first student, Nicholas Tuatu, heard Jew in country The wus that of a nian littie tow! of Kimpolung group of ght Jewish students were on 1926. a tria) Czaernovitz They were accuse4 Kim alieged huve to the effect teachers willfully flunked examinationg because The Jews were on Cvzernovitz court when a young ualu tumanian student entered the courtroom and shot dead one of the defendants, David Falik, 18 years old. He surren- dered to the police, saying he was with his act. which the insult to the Ruma- their anian teacn- Nsuiting aftement to ny then ng were Jews . pleased “avenged Admits Murder: Acquitted. wo weeks ago Tuatu appeared the native | dressed in the an garb and plaved part national nero and patriot. asked if he meant or to shot. he replied: purposely to kill did not ’ : r\ ee eF am glad that I ‘ef plu Whi | are a2£O ‘ aAnot a» fria| “heroism and mafr- hird mero f t! s Type aArescu. onfessed mn hands ’ _ - ss ‘ 0 Jewish refugees at ? ontier Jews GHarstils i trial occurred in an- Punished. a . ‘ fa - te) tried for a ars. ’ efucents who their were all found gulity an to imprisonment for terms hetween eix months and a vear. an aggregate fine of 4.000.000 (about $° O¢ | A’ ere m= ‘nf 3s Ruma- FERDINAND FANG FAST, PARIS HEARS ‘Coalition Cabinet Talked of, in Event of His Death, to Balk Russia. lated Prese BLULCHAREST, Rumania, Little ne Ace . April noted this of King has been suffer- He well, a 2. change was morning in the condition Ferdinand, who ing quiet from influenza. spent a night, and slept noon says. bul- letin issued at dispatches last night Bucharest the King’s condition ndicated that Wae less favorable than on the He CQOUzT was racked by the increased previous ca * congestion and appreciably. a persistent of the lungs had had temperature risen ‘he Agsoclated Presa PARIS, April &. Rucharest indleate that K ne and mat- Reports from dinand of Rumania is failing his death probably is 4 days or even of hours Premier Averescu in a statement denies reports published troop , inhat ter of siene 4 abroad that there have been rria’ *rmrey ts. from Bucharest said the kine4orm danger that Ff Advices gy hit e | " , political in ie , were ali ssisl 4. ‘ : ‘ stag Siz Vouig ia iUndyahlliare : ZEG jeriy x ‘7 ers Oo inciude all disorgat politic A« Pre (Oo Sie conferred €* we ‘3 ? ' ler: flank ~_*+ icholas Jorwa. le: - issued ar act ; and .iius 7. litica aidiven’ sident sect “aii groups po respe er ier frontiers ion °o wi . COUTARs inepire Rumania be- yond |! Bound my fils rf of honor nce Oo return to Run ry « crt ‘ LT e¢ # bye fiside. Vienna Newspaper Eeports King Much Weaker Aa arest saye King bee! from Buch Ferdinand has not nourishment since is deciared to be much weaker K orros'* yesterday, Ruechar. * datiy. Adreue!l the aa enitant was found guilte and sen tenced to a fine of ° hie norever AB ; efor his | PAGES 17—22 2 AS A LEADER Of: MEXICAN REBELS Captured at Head of Band in Jalisco State — Seven Put to Death for Killing American. CLERICS ORDERED TO MEXICO CITY Those in Tamaulipas Ac- cused of Disobeying Gov- ernment to Be Concen- trated in Capital. B reas Cree. ira, @ he Asaociated MEAICO menegildo I §.---Her- recently April priest said to have been band in the has been courtmartialed captured while heading a rebel State of Jalisco, and executed ‘n Guadalajara. Catholle priests in the State of with disobey- been ordered Intefior Tamaulipas charged ing instructions have Department of the Mexico Cit’ by iyie be concentrated in where they will be foreed to obey, special dispatches from Tampico repor' The military authorities at Tam- pico await instructions from thie War Department regarding sending capital, for the the irtial four priests to After | kidnaping and murder of Edgar M Wilkins, Amert electricai engi- neer, seven men have been executed by a firing squad at Guadalaisara vear-old son of Wilkins had identified one of them, Mariano ‘alzada, as the leader of the band which captured his father and him- | self. Wilkins and his son were cap- tured by the outlawg a week ago ‘last Sunday. The boy was released with a note demanding a ransom 'of $20,000, which he took back to (;uadalajara. When Federal troops« went in pursuit the kidnapers mu-:<- dered their captive. court -tr HY) The 10- UNIT PRODUCTION OF OIL New System to Be Tried by Com- hk Basin Fleid. reas panies ip the Associated DENVER, Colo., April. 5S. first practical operation of unit of oi! production, recommended by the Federal Oj] Conservation Board, appointed ty (‘oolldge will go inté the Elk Basin field of The Ohio O11 Ceo., th and the Con- organizations By “The the system as ! President practice in W yormi: Midwest Refining Co tinental Oil Co., the in control of production in this have ugrecd to poo! their in- co-operatively as organization under the committee representing interests of the Lita, ferests and work direc of Aa all producing Elk Basin field, The committee wiil from which the bulk of oil Th selection will erned by central location tion to proven tracts physical advantages. Operating expenses wfl be shareg by the various compantes. ; OVERCONSTRUCTION OF HOTELS serious Situation Irom Investor's View, Association Head Says. B: i reese NEW YORK, April & gpartment The wells will be be gov- in rela- or other se ect faken 5 nate iatect The ho- business in acrious nvestors point of overconstrus and notel i nited States is in a from an fuation w. because Thomas IL). Green, presi ican tbiotel Asso- ©. Ame! clijes by Via x - and if ¢ ep hote) is tne “:a «of SurTvye Vs ) nor he thal it their Dprenhe is aK ; now ; fact oe mrioney “virtually doom- iien KRackho Rule Closes One Station’ P the A ated i’rese WASHINGTON, April 6.—Only of the 723 stations whose op- congesting radio ar- to quit. but the was gratefully by Radio Commission. Thd broad- J. Romanousk!, operat- WNEI at Peru, TH. de- rather than meet the requiring him to employ licensed expert for ad of the amateur wave length with a trifie , fyri¢ as decided received : tee rts Thiia les ‘ one semati at 357-meter point room upon it Lawson's Chicago Mome Solid % . ted Preee April $.—The $460. Derive residence of lawton. late owner and of the Chicago Daily down to make apartment buildings his h While th vv ‘he estate i* wre said would be more ° an - CHICAGO, 00° Lakeshore Vik tor r HuHliisper é - 4 will be tern ¥ @ we” ey? ies Tees 2a Law P ae er ee eee ae a a me wr = aye eke 2 Aresder moh. - - . 2 eae eee ale cally en on = he on : et ae ee ae TA he taal oe ex Sh caer ica" mal Shs at Ss ‘ erie Sei cote. & 7 * , rs a am: Pe afges Pri, Ke “ ¢ 7. 4 . } AE vis nance’ ; - ” tne Se " : th we : aa | » 7F Gu acl uae “ Y ' . res . 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pl 4 isk tee ee : - 27 PAGE 18 ‘T. LOUIS POST_DISPATCH. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL », 192 | i | si 3 a leliaad : : ioe ROE: . a Bi tk wine —————————— lee eC i ‘ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH CITY’S TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM. SACCO AND VANZETTI pr at — | Gee ivor Miller exercised prudence and good judg- The SaccoVanzetti case is unique in American 4 . + he RS NT EVEL RON et ON, ay le ene TR eee . ee Se - - - , i aes Sthae S waen he deciined ake up the service-at- criminal annals. Sacco. a poor mechanic, and Van . § “3 - a - j c ? fe j nrentc eo P - ne TAAr Oa em 4 as qd | ’ so) ed QD v; ilw ve 7e? *s f ic hy - 4 ; } r » * > 2 “rot + > ok = ‘.: ” ; ArTaNCHRISe OO} née reorganize nied Naiwaryv: zett!l, a fish pecdier, Were convicted in 1921 of th f ag '» ; ; +- oo — 4} 7>. ’ . - ~ *s . 27 L. - ; . . , ima ty Th» Buleecce Pash ) be ADOWD as i@ Public Service CoO, until the murder and robbery of a paymaster and his guard in 3 a ry 4 i ‘ 4 i ‘ ‘« ‘ ' , i cv. sae P “a rT’ } . ° . . . . . : ea * 7 . : ; +? ~~ . . — on Law s¢ i #5 4 —T . ¢ - ‘ , — . 7 b 4 = re 4 . aahaas Oe i vi . f ommss ik as 2G ma :¢ a geiinite deci SOuLB Braintre e. “Lao=> on Apri ] , 1920 They rere ' 2 es 2 > ae Se 4 > " 7. . ’ *. . | - , = " ¥ ; . P 2 ; 2 ‘5 1D reparg e Valuation and tne rate to be sentenced to death At the time of the murder eS. 4 a Be ; ' 2 > & } . " . » = | . 7 * , " ; , a . ol *"¢@, 7 na © ¥ 4 , ‘ = of 4 : rH: POST-DISPATCH I LATIFOR”M - ‘ ‘ new uUpah I nited states Vepartment of Jusi & Was conacuctids : : : . ‘ ? ~ > t , ¢ } * o 3 : F it . I know that my retirement will a eervice Con its famous campaign for hunting down and deporting Eo - ‘ , - ‘ z * ; ; “2 ' — ‘ 7 . in ° ‘ fe ee - : its ; Pi, a . te ; . . ‘ ° P | = ti mahe no difference in its cardinal $s Jia Maiiy read ai i iS understood radicals of al! des riptions wma 0 aud Vanzet tz a6 rs _ . oe 4 : , . . . ~bt — ‘ “ ce Fd -- ¥ rine! lew that if will aitwats fig ’ ’ ? ‘ ’ . " ¢ ’ ° °% oy a 7 7 > , ’ ? 7 : Co e ° } ‘ ~) . > ; |: % id P . , ; 1G ayo COnLCMpial libs appointing a Tapid nough neither had a criminal record, were both rad L 22 oo pia ' * for progress or reform, never te ee , ~. on 2 dian ‘ tt’e trancnartatian , nd ¢ £7 Ma . a4 ~-> ai Pour ys : i 7 = ralls=POrtalloDa iCaiS a vere Lnow i 4) };~ such iW Tf eonarrmen’ ‘' bee! crate injustice or corruption, always ' ‘ah ° “ — a 7 be such by the Department = °o RY . ‘= rs. r — = ; . *y . ° : y ~ . +. : eo 7 a b- = 7 a 4 : . , ° " . ia, oe ficht demagogues of all parties. aba Mm nmend @ plan in anticipation of the of Justice. It was contended at their trial, and it is z 3 ‘ . _ * _ - * , ; ’ : 7 ss ? never beleng to any party. aiwars ; | &@ Tapia transit enadiing act at the next contended now, that, unable to collect evidence upon 2 x * : ; s ss + a ‘ , : ee SaaS : oppose privileged classes and publi I .pon the nviction of Sa } ; Vanzet ? # i wrong. “whether by predator, pliu- Aas Gis * Z -r . . , , ‘i f z “28 2. — : 7re YT: 7 ~ ’ ~ nn yV o* } ye fay ’ 7... -*? —— _ . BE i tocracy or predatory poverty. ‘Cc. UL : ippry Vaiuadlie tense committee was formed t geiend the as r} i 3 ; > : : * . f ; JOSkLPH rt [ IPZLAE Y) Y iy i? 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"a ais as / — tha ciads @uUuissl? : ® al . ‘ c at of u“ grea? . majority of t) , en a ‘ ge: iaiciaiat aad 3 i+. . eé ‘ . o % » 1th : ° 1 7 Sate : ; " ; . em j + A i . > - on = ent S i - _ . +. - F He religious Service The i eee «> ; Me . : oars , its i Th . ‘ “ ha iii — - - mia >! ] Le Ca ied ; wind J art os oe, Be KIRISTIAN CATO at? We PES 2 ; . _ } , y" } P ° = ~ . = > ‘ P T > . . y 1 - +} ’ -~ — . ’ _¢ = saetindiion shaves i bed.’ fad _ 2 ‘ ; - - ne t« ; te bg, resentative of such stations th thy, ine t,overn we is $ no -oing Psitate Sr nNatiticr , a ed , | A VOrH : PAKS : ir. It is niy thro 43 ; a . ] ; rheé ee Tehe a } - . . or j F , : : 2 e " ’ ; ' . = ~ is * ‘ ia ’ ’ artan ‘2 + ‘ =? T by - _ ‘ - ¢ 7 , - , j he we : ‘ ope a if d a | t if \ ro Tr i PST PyerT \" 7 f ~ ia ] ‘ } - { T ’ t n a. ‘ nF ‘v7 a “~ i } t if b - i } iy : : ; ‘ , : » . ian ; 7 . >a Be ’ ; . si . ms ; bar ? rortives. wae Triat hy , TT : i = , By ‘ eee re’ ce linerately. 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SS " : \* ; . a, add seoniilt biceey whos ledn a | | Smit as cadk: ameiieta : Imaginary Conversations. . ' U i : : , - eect, iad rea : Ise ns oe f - : ng % ‘ , - , ¥: ss see Tea) . 7 . ; L 3 F “ form 4 tt 17 Re ae ; ' ¥ or errersa! = ; Vr 1s 7 \ Pederal Taw to Limit Speed E ' sit . : | : : | THE PRINCIPAL DIPFPLRENC} Unusual Cntridution to ita guns: . r o et lie : | = ; ge The ta Toe 2 -atoh ‘ ta 2 m 4 slat ’ mo , : ms , - ‘ ‘ : ~ . : 3 . 3 , > = nee ’ ¢ - ' : , : ’ 3218 "i X\ abies +} : 4 ' . ’ ’ : i : ; ' ’ ‘ a - ’ . ‘ | ‘ Ha . y. oe ie : . ‘ e ( , ’ or ' . ‘ . . ’ ; " 7 { ’ ' ‘ . ‘ ’ : ' " : 4 : ; | | e : " ry ° _ i= . +. e a : ; . ~ ; wUWuih i r : ‘ 4 . . - . . . ; . ¥ : . ~ ery en , ; s ‘ a 2 ‘ * +e PRIMITIVE RUSSIA 4 s'tODp spc oh a re 7 4 : ‘ . ‘ : i i at ’ ee T : af 7 Mra, ; - ‘ 3 . “ rcnaen Bist 4 e«cou {> ‘ . ‘ ; I : \ wy 77> 7 . = m , . . , . " ‘ -_ . - : 7 . ome. i. . ' ei j 2. a o > * + . - . A P ’ numoer oO Goalrns fre : — nal . "Hoe year It is n mn. LA N NSENTS . 0) : y 410M tigers or a . > ' ’ ’ ° , ’ = - ; ; : e ‘4 ‘ @ 7? 3% ‘ - | ' ¥ f , _ , *> .. ; . \ . ; r - ’ ; r) o ea. > nn “Re baak 5 Ad ~~ ‘ 4 Wi i ~ Oo resis ; , : . . + -. | " aa ; p . mh ; ’ tr ns “ - . ‘ - 1 ; - : speed 3 (0 HMAC. SDPO!’ -, POS ' “A : = wine | —— oe = uz and r fin ory r 5 2 ties 5x? " — ‘ : . ‘i a « : 4 -— ea3 A —— —_ o " wail P és * Z _ o + a manufacture of automobiles esa: . of s nz ia agTicuitura: states in the Middle West « - . " " Rs c the attainine ‘ - . - +, ‘ . . : * > ’ sf an . wy ~ , ’ . ¥ ln : . it | . life “ue . a is. Xt « ‘ . \ j ; . at ~ P " - ji ad = Q . . ’ . ‘ ‘ ,* ; ‘ ‘ ? > cr“ - é : ‘ . 4 ts . . ,T ; ‘Ao FART ST sha i ve 4 ‘ ‘ « ; & } ° . =) ir aie ‘ , si _ ® "Hh -¢ ,¥ Li : os ; . . on ¥ ’ ' . , : : PAS e d ' YeaTs ALO ' ; of - j ’ m¢ : - aii ae ; * sOat ss 4 ,' . : ‘ : * nk ¥ = ~ . : : . : Oo. I 5 Ff mY Thr e iF es _ . ' . ae i i mors: : ~ heen spared to the Iowa farmer And a ve've got * - — * . . Co.erade Spring oly Vs pi Poe; . are . : ' , . , pray t ientniiy: hd Tt] sailor. weaver, the dyer, the miner In each c heginse with antigqt se the developing craft moint in the twentt OF MODERN ¥& 7 By Harold Wilk . " *t OT " ‘ 4 VS ~ The wonders of ecientifie inv tion discussed for the layman. THE PAINTED CITY. By Mi Badger Wilson. (Stokes) Nine short stories concerned W various phases of Washington Ir ts the avowed purpose of author to show that “the patn city.’ as he calls Washington, ig A A A a a RR . OF NEW YORK PHILHARMOA He Will Share the Baton Regul ly With William Mengetberg Next Season. “Spec a) to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April §.—A Toscanini will share with Will Mengelberg next season. the 6 of the New York Philharmdaic chestra as a regular ‘tonducd Toscanini has been a guest Guctor of the Philharmonic years ut a nervous breakd ‘ut short his seheduled seasem New York this Winter and he anini became ‘artistic 4 tor of the lascala opera at ME in 1307 He came to New ¥ a vear later as Wagnerian cond tor, but returned to Italy in 3 nd resumed his work at La See e has been there until rece® except for a brief American is own orchestra in 5 (He visited St. Lout« on this & 7 5, : ™ _ , : — ine #dvent of Mussolini bre a . ~ ‘*- 7 ; - {) - ' im: at La Sca rte is iTri pe | by the fact s forced ta do ie work Ww *AEers who were poor artists g£00d ascistis Fascists © la ® give “Giovanezza.” Fascist mn. at a premiere : ince and a few days later MRS. DEUTSCH GIVEN DI Daughter of Julins Rosenwald tains Decree in Paris. r '*® Associated Preas PARIS. april 5—Mrs. Helen een « | Deute nh. daughter of ius FR nwaid, Chicago merel G vanthropist. has been : J'vorce in Paris from A ne ground of abag ‘tisg Rosenwald. and narried in 1912 and ‘wn | idren They lived in ‘ agra’ —~ es. Terns _ nber, when wad x Drege TT DEBATE WIFE'S DUTY IN H Fonthonne College Team Business Career Victoric : * girl students at Féntbe Ontending that a bulmi eer (8 inconsistent with a “a nan's duty as a wife “rT. Won a@ debate from a ee Sarna * . 2 e¢@. Seaae ; ¢ aad S$ arguing the afft ® wiA. of the question, rests *Pvative t#a ry) presented SOntention that fora m & Career sericusiy . Woman ( ommen cement Srgated Preee “HINGTON, Apri! 5 ‘mr. , " AiaDama will he & "a 4 ery? ®* OI mstory \ddresa on Revolt of Asia. ae? y ~* Ww . he, a4sningten wi) pe The ° Rewol of A®ia in : ths ° Rina Leads before the City € Upton Cleese of the sn e ‘7 P ™. tomorrew. recentiy returned from Yen moeonthe’ tour of Asia

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$+. 97. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = PAGE 19 | . ADVERTISEMENT a lafter a brief sojourn at Hot} Washington terrace has returned ; — — ew Malet IM Books HO FOR VACATION {Springs, Ark. ‘from Mew York, where she has! a ne eee ee | Mr. and Mrs. John ©. Mucker- | been with her young daughter, Miss i MARO ° tes a +__JOHN G NEI (man of 4464 West Pine boulevard | Carel McDonald . ‘ and their daughter, Miss Rose, will ——- | J N FIRST NIGHTERS | pecac , city of fear.” and that the life of ati. 'depart this week for the East to! Mr. and Mrs. George Prather Van | FIRST NIGHTS Al D | a the people is ‘perniciously anemic.’ - . .. ioin their other daughter, Miss Riper of 20 North Kingshighway | By Sarah Van Rensselaer | = USE SWEENEY. By Ed | wy, 7 rcQ eure ai er ge ; Gladys, who is a student at the, have returned from New York, : -pooRHO cite? ed THE EMPRESS MIGHT-HAVE- ——a— e-stegagcadan : Mme 6 ) — Be er a : Sweeney. (Bon! & Liveright.) BEEN. By Octave por cdl (Har. Pa -® 4 ‘Bronson School in New York. They where they passed a fortnight. | Tucked away in a tiny space Fashionists from the leading sults. Now, women are wear- | F it may he said that to represent pers.) . will go to White Sulphur Springs, _ he a1¢ pana! in a newspaper comes an- shops, designers from the ing their silk gloves after the R lait > . . | nouncement of the opening of manufacturers and the fash- manner of Miss G-——in the _—— - ae a ae » geome on rep a —— idaeah =e A romantic account of the 2 | 4 ZA os, ini ? en ee ee he? “ge es boulevard wills i ency a agonal master and naraew nee epg ign es pans tis ae hy. { Mr. and Mrs Clarence Howard of pow ons canton) May 25 for Ba-) F.thel Barrymore in ‘*The ionables themselves who live new Lonsdale comedy. The * vir, Sweeney here. tells of _ — ttnmcmis nel ps SE i agi : a. a agg i a B rate cing megs to ven agg a lle ogg et eo Meller or Elsie Ferguson or One need never doubt the their own the brevities or 4 SE a cttvences and by Grant Overton. | (ateken. ag nein pe mes tak pet Wisbonsis at can sal etm will return by [na Clair in a fresh little Come fashion significance of one of littleathletictrunksof Italian” it with th 7 dy —and, presto, the bocial, these “smart openings. For i), copied dfter the chorus il] unfortu-: ures, trends and events of the past Prince” tonight, at the American theatrica) and fashion worlds even from the smallest trinket of the Follies. The neck cpa pene ak: Se yew races 2 Pie opiates > i # Beg ee at eRe 5h Aid a 4? Qenet S apoa er RE Se ig hs ME OS ACES Rend nd kindly feeling of a rattiesnake. A review of the outstanding fig- j versity, who will present “Meet the way of New York. Himself one of the pitiful ee ee of oon | nates of the world. he seems to de- | year. 3 Che editor's ambition seeins | Theater Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Bitting are agog! worn that shows a new idea bracelet tatreduced by hers for being as unfortu- | ©xcessive, for he tells us that he : ) of 5056 Westminster place have labo f spise ot . see hy« ? + ’ of - Ke] NMiair the w orr en’e de} ating . ‘ . * to the most ¢ a rate o cos- a na a more ghastly uwa8 Undertaken to produce a book — » ee ie stedictadlien swe tse returned from a week's visit in New . Th { f th t ‘_ nate as Be. : iné that will ; al to & organization of Washington Uni- , © evening © S ores tumes—none is saved from . ; fae eoula scarcely be imagined. (mel wil appeal to the reader of a i ‘hate il | Orleans comes. In the dazzling audi- th lent! eckers bak ah Oe Se See yrofoundly unhappy | ®unared years hence as accurate in sh goaed © rerenticss SCC ’ — | thes \"niversity in the courtroom of the ence disguised behind dress the beige shades in hosiery | will th prominent st suits or evening gowns are Within a short time the ovt- that dominate the stage still atl’? il Le : o Gertrude Lawrence a season te Re oe I OC Rte, Prem ar ete a Heal bow bs oe eB Goh Sn : sans will debate with Missour! ereny A pleasant addition to Portiand | % Nei oa Re ty ‘ bt ts, > tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. ! l ibject- will be ‘Resolved Ours tamiiie ME A Hi cnmemie aa 0 rm Lag, egy ty ae as teen ve As A Kaeo ‘aoe oer wma, - . “ar , . ' P Cv oi ' the Ca USé ie mental focue of the time 1 entrance of women 1D po- . a “ > Die hae tn Gis, ies mn | 2 PP th 1d professiona! life Is to be deplore d sip NMirs [Lon (). Hocke. will Py wire a BN ne eat hay WA hee Seba, & mughter. He even Fai EIGN POLICY y atan ' 4] : ie day age “ae, > A I enner Photo rh , ae | sri pone ata : & Co.) Ashen-Brenner Photo The dehate will be sponsored by MM nd Mrs.’ N. Chouteau Lne ii LL sad ’ 1t} ' ic : , . Pak ‘es hi Mr. ab il p shi « women Ol eu = autnotl 1s professor of . MISS DOROTHY GRLEN. \Irs. Herbert S. Hadlev. Mrs. Oscar — : ‘ ’ +} ° int at thé 1e stom- > ormni ¢ - aint a iJ d i : | & ‘ , grows f P , —_ a r . ; ‘One frie an re alter 2 ve lelae ; | ach of our leading authorities a W. Green, 620: is and Mrs. Wa r B. Dougia nex o the former home of Mr. FORD Nevertheless ae book has some American diplomatic affairs ; . ail ‘ P . , . ‘oc : b | a} ? J ‘ +} ‘ or , ‘ : P . Vv 4 By ’ a , { PEATIVE KNOWLEDGE. By Sir Didier eS : ls ae S ae | I Ges (Harpers) | cos” i. sears e{! Social Items Washington avenue, who i« a oe ee ie x ‘ d Mrs. Robert Holmes. 46 Port- Mr. and Mra. George M student ~ :¥ wise "i 5 : wt vaceans SS ie a eae a Bes a ad - *. ne ale 7 ty Ne tin oe eae) ecu 8 Hai » o , sets hittin Pap ts gin et Re ra Pere FRinee Oe ah Re MI 8% an - oe William Brage Traces, 1D : : ae ee we 88 Adults, the Ae iw! eiehiion hae jctenhed awe S. FREDERICK CRUNDEN yeepmen' “ stn fundamenta halt niur luring which h New York is the guest of trades, those of the sailor, the ¢h lence of 1 licine has made her nephew and niece, Mr. and smith, the weaver, tne lver, h@ ereater vo reas than tn ll previ- Mrs. Lambert Walther of 0344 os an a a manner to interes‘ vi ' 1 ii ’ al aL Pee beet i} gend the miner ee...) he “a my ; win ae ‘os J ' : ; potter ang Lneé Tiiii . “ ‘ Ous Aid ‘ 9 ie side : 1) ‘ avaline avt nue she wil] reérmiaiti i Seip eereety 1T ; i" ; wi? “ - +} anriqi ae P = ‘ \ ' . ; . 4 } } j the autnor begin: nh antiquity dull, but the x i182) imor an a forinight longer, and is be } ' ; f+ ? Woman Loves’ and follows. the aeveiOping Crait tO kindIi} make it ealing much encertained Mrs. (runden ; , e 4 aoa Pom “SHE NEGRO IN THE RECON. '* 4 tormer St. Loulsan, and’ her & Chiffon Hosiery rentury. the former city hi ode iil AM! RR NMED vine, Checks lee Never, 1s the hand more beautifully Or smartly clad than in the glove of Kayser silk. In the new French shades, so lovely, one could not possibly make an incorrect choice. rR ey ye LEDS OF VIRGINIA. 3y husband i: ] “ILY 230raPriatl = e P é MY | | pdeeditie= fe. Astnee a: ieee BUT Lots of women would feel happier if they S"] MARVELS OF MODERN ME- A. A. Taylor, (The Association CHANICS y Ha rold Wilkins for the Sudvy of Negro Life nd Mr. (runden is a brother of Frank 2 could be assured of a reasonable amount of Crunden.of 4426 Westminster (Dutton. ) | History, Inc., Washington, D. C.) piace. I! wear! , p the wonders of scientific inven- winnyJaMMERS AND SHELL. tion discussed for the * MMH Hine i ith ' my AD. BACKS 3y E. Keble Chatter- Mrs. Aifred HL Murphy of 492% Have You Ever Worn FORD TH PAINTED CITY. By Mary ton. tlippincot® ucrisn “avense ie veces | K AIRGES SAFETY LINE CHIFFON HOSIERY? ™: Pai: = . mT YOU .nave a Badger Wilson. (Stokes.) A treasure house of true stories home today from a trip to Hot z UNDERTAKER Nine short stories concerned with of the sea in the old salling davs, Springs, Ark. = . y ‘e ter ’ her = rs. Edward Carpenter and he = If you hav ’ surprise in etore 95 daughter, Miss Juliet Lee Carpen = Exceptionally ine Weave Silk From Top to Toe various phases of Washington life. some collected from out-of-the- MN lt is the avowed purpose of the way sources and some based upon 7 ] to show that “the painted the author's own experience. It is author 0 ho Pp : ‘ I : , Whoo nave peen guests for a / te ne nu ; utr’ i month of Miss Carpenter's aunt. = ow epee mrri rey rem ceme rm STERORTrerne trvet prem rye rrr prepare Pree TOPRpeRNNNPTY PReTEAT Sagat _ et Mr. Tavier Carter. of Vandervettier = Pr alts ; ve AP ane ) TOSCANINI TO BE CONDUCTOR | ARCHBISHOP PREACHES SERMON =: ach 1T] “ridayv of neumonia She was 4% ‘ iis cut short hi: scheduled season in Frida y Of pne i i =! y iJ AN OF HER CHOICE. New York this winter and he r2- years old Mr &4e and 8 unha fate to Jose his 1 turned to Ital, The Archbishop recounted ; aaa | : Kingsbury ‘ vil , 1 Un- Toscanini becam artistic direc- charities, parUicuiar.y among aa dav from "O! lad (‘al } w ; , | ’ Z , J, ,/ y yi¢ rs yf oh i a -4 q. | r rms r) , ee yi 9 ‘ 9g “ — , 4 ’ ‘Sy A og , - cO:0 tor of the ILascala opera at Milan 41°90 ch idren of St. Mary’s Orphan they have been all winter 7d | Fi —_o- : ‘ - in 1907. He Came To New York Home, Ww hom she furnished With , Z ' 4 / f-. ; PY, : 14° a ie . & year later as Wagnerian conduc- individual presents on Christmas The Re D eo : ee : va _ 7 ss SAS on . he Rey ! hester uzZeK le] . bs ; , : he tor, but returned to Italy in 1013,and Easter. Dresses procured by ,_ former pastor of the First ; ' vy ' Pi | ee. : - in é . a 4 ~. . - J Tiiasd sd, i rifi 3 ro ae 4 (ne irs j ; 7 j ‘ } | —" , ; ” E | AF i. d ] li L pm f & and resumed his work at La Scata. Mrs. Lamy for Easter are to b Presbyterian Church end fre ) ) mp is psacee on color. e the 6 oia He has been there until recently. given to the children next week. , : " rae + ee > : ea ik L : daughter of Mrs. Melville Wilkin- : | tus Rosenwald, Chicago merchant Pape tomorrow. The Art Hill am- ia “ : 7 care banished. Experts go with you—show you the best—manage travel details. One definite | 7 eae a ae trains of three great railroads. Miss Rosenwald and Deutsch Jr. Travers got the idea for such TRAVEL AND RESORTS & . = were married in 1912 and have | @ Service by reading in the Sunday | ——— a wap Ae a Mail coupon for Tour Book or inquire at nearest ticket offices oo fasis Tt) 4 } . q ’ '* ; res) 6 ‘ e ree : ; nes * ._ 7 and : igned. Amphitheater. furned from a two weeks’ visit in RAINIER } - Md thi collabo might; place for a sunrise Easter Washington, D. C., and New York - ae ALASKA f= Br the Associate, ’ j . elated Press. daughter, this morning Mrs. May- e > > and philanthropist, has been grant- phitheater may be chosen. The Statistical Note. two children. They lived in Chi- Post-Dispatch magazine of the sun- | §t¢~-----—----—- rr Pe ’ Burlington Route, 324 N. Broadway nner . — . A The lady declares, in so many ® MRS, DEUT service in Forest Park will be se- : SCH GIVEN DIVORCE - ; ’ Mr. and Mre. Frank M. Mayrfielé ~ CAYVETTEE ch of a gens rous, all-forgivineg,. f PARIS, April 3 —Mre Helen Ro- copal Church. in a drive through L da divorce in Paris from Armand! Municipal Theater is not in shape Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Smith | low cost covers all necessary expense. Delight- Sea : am a ea Cago until) December when they rise Easter services held in the Hol- ’ a Phiten nase 1 the ; anata Safled for France. At the time af lywood Bow!, on Mount Roubidoux, ! Pp () Great Northern Ry., 517 Boatman s Bank Bidg. ae eae. tae 1s the wedding. it is said. Rosenwald 4nd at other places in California Northern Pacific Ry., 411 Olive St. — the wos ian does not exercise @ ne : va Daughter of Julius Rosenwald Ob- lected by the Rev. Dr. Edward 8. of the McKnight road are receiving . " ‘ a «’’ 3 : , a x jes e Tilkin n -* . . i could be calle wind falls femwald Deutsch. daughter of Jul-ithe park with Park Commissioner "¢!¢ was Miss Juniata Wilkinson Vacations of greatest enjoyment! Every travel of Hotel Chase have returned home . . ' a ful two weeks tours. First class service on finest - - ) mm S4ve his daughter $1.000.000 as qa. The sun will rise at 5:21 a.m. on ,; | e . Wedding prese ryt | Easter, April 17 ) iginar ers a . ' 3 sh : - ones kitary Conversation : a | Dr. Travers will invite other min-. ? ur in on 801 Pardon me D ' tat f ‘arious ch ; i Sho | 7 IFE'S DUTY IN HOME isters, of various churches, and rtest and pleasantest way to. ly ardon me! No! * cootfions. S Sea choral organizations, to take part ys Pemserser including beautiful | | ‘ ’ ” ontbonne College Te 7 in th Service The resident ¢ qd an istoric Merida and the M | | fe m 4 . Am Opposing ee Servi ‘ presigent an ‘ : zy: | ~~ . tribution fo Vrta/ Sratistics. ‘ Busines« Rt 3 er oP eee the eieiodl socvann ae apes D 18 Of s Name aed Diets and reducing exercises are ¥om “areer aeriouaiy inter. | Blossom of 6617 Cabanne avenue, 4 ive Street Street sen eererereeenes : ae é : gpa eens — paypneattige bens eggs pes als tet St. poor a hes | taboo. The cure lies for those with of the college, pre- | . 2". R sage Se La plumpish ankle in the clever Slipper terment in Bellefontaine Ceme- Heelt designed by Kayser to give Woman Commencement Orator. ters He was 70 years old. e ihe Astoniated Prees Mr. Blossom, an insurance man elimmer, trimmer ankles. 3 oe ASHINGTON. April 5.—Pre-| was the son of the late H. M. Bios Such Flavor d lit: . a — nm Alabama wil] be broken eOom. insurance man and church ani ud I VY - - q ‘2 Mre. Mabe! Walker Witle- |) musical leader..and the brother of oe ¥ ib Ae ae ie . i Tandt, Assista: Attorney-GenePal the late Henry Blossom, librettist FTE tflivers +) , . : . - ‘PwiHNe COMinencement gay ad. His two sisters, Mrs. Tom ¥ Kim- R all, the test of a Coffee is the test WB at the State Universit, Mav ber and Miss Susan Blossom, who ~ she will be the firet woman | were wintering at La Jolla, Cal., are . — put it ¢ in — kitchen a dining thing abou ann ewin | en orator in the insti- on their way to St. Louis. room. There 1S only one way to serve the s histor: : PTV PRE ; : am ete of Sihetener Dies. best and that is to first buy what your expe- Address on Revolt of Asia. The body of Mrs. John’ B rience dictates is the finest flavored coffee. | Prof. Upton Close of the Univer- Brandt, widow of the Rev, John B. . 7 . ees elt ne De, Washington will speak on} Brandt, founder of the Tyler Place Coffee in the cup can be only as good as it ene asf ; c he Revolt of Asia in Which Presbyterian Church, Church of was in the bean. Serve H & K Coffee. | es ne Tinga Leads.” before the City Club | the Covenant and Curby Memorial \ A ft A 2 = , ££. Ae | ‘oe ¢ a -2? aS gz a ce to inquire. 1:15 p. m. tomorrow. Prof.;Church, has been taken to Lees- | aaa writers Obe 7 recentiy returned from a burg, Fla., for burial. She died e e | J.D. H. a ni HM months’ tour of Asia. having Saturday in Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr. , ou I = It y o0o/ | ' © ued. E Ce. * Pe ereed Bont 4. 1914. Trade Marks Reg ; ~*~ ; 4 ct CE 6 OR CAO OE bet Carnes ase ~errenmerenes sfiag wes a SURREAL "aR SR RE : | Sa re ree FABLE. ; mit ' : elected i e a) ; icaditniiahn. aeieeieliienens Somme meni ott Makes it diffi u for the defend- ‘erce suit to ‘into taudeville. . . one who thinks it is better @ x 4 ? Usly lived seven years in’ Brandt died several years ago and - a also is buried in Leesburg. Brat * Ae ns

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ee ee a ee = - a ’ : SE LGUDIS PBSt- S{ISPAICH ane — ” d ne University Sail« for Oso. P EGOTHENBURG -Sweden, April Pope American students who are : a —— a aca 2 posrep eens 8 gee Siena oh re =~ SNORE MEDAN ADE BPO TA LE OME EME -«seen -r + orate : ae | ) , , € D | What "2e05atn co chee : : vr ) , ukish Jaths ulill © BELCHER BOTEL con -cotnem ——* te, Si eresenrece a ig eee ~» en ee ee ee nae Cae 7 sap ee Pe ee, motedicreioects ne i Ser senies Mens = ay “~ Tadbinee a SS . ety A Reiennte Raps gti lg cs a+ Ae *4AR SS “96 fhe" PPTs} SA ee RRS cot Bar + a ue te aS bw ACA AAR " nots ” >. ate DCL: we 4 Se Ses ete : / Seen pring a 9 apts 7s rd ee ee ee oe ee hl ee ee ea ne as Sons arse yaaa ~*~ — ee ron SA & ~ “ . od 1 De ae or * tne Pott °°!) « ee eee 4 Mt "ABLET “OR OMSTAETCE r+ mw ee eet Oy eo ~- “4 - ‘ . eS ee YU nmaacts. 9 -Oe- ~ pe te " * 5 Mee a A a lee pine its 8 A eget: Peet so at a 7 . — V STS i.e — Fe are ote — —— we o> oo * a ah so —_ er an wee * x . a aS ee eet lm | O'Goe. § BES 0 6 set) t — ” a —> «+ ’ en CHIN wal weectins Sg ESN CR etn A ATR bet phe » § et Se tmene ag oe a AAAY AAs malt tik wr shcowuicect—ae OV wtesate Free: os es re eet Ee Ore tata ee — ‘et 4 ah fe GP ee | x ec ric was, Ter + pak ee a > ee ee ees SS oe et Cee FR pee Sent oni eo ee A, a4 =! eee hen ie a ee es See AAA ALARARARARA _ A ee rm, ~- piaprt at weet © (=e eee —_—— —— ee 4 «tt * ate’ Gah, le eer Lae ee sd ade me ee es £2 22 —_ 6 até 7 ) at? x? Se ae ee : amare DAREMA LREREREMA A MAASACABARSS LAALM eS trete (tedd 17? Lemire os Reid ce eh te aca: “ine cae ei agape aie bs oi Se RE i Leder aes 5. wits worth 3 ter tAecone mil $i ger month. Slecoriccty tax ISOS ECITTLA ES (OF Age tome ul st te teamng for he ure month and nertth. Be wet s wite 5 sts werth of tecctricety. ce os eS sla 4 oe ie - ON * soe eget TRA Pies REY og ni ae Sods LW rte Sai AOE ToT | ow oe. in — Ob me aw rf : —_ ~ * > ~h . ’ ~ —" ie id Fatt rr Ss AA le rata ts Pe. py eyed yo ~ “on 2a pete Re Aeon” sep Nm: eo ete > a Se . 44 rt SJ* wath wr sy aha pee, Se ee ROY eRe e Oe O RHA YO SHAH REROR AN ERE ERE A ERE RRERA RM eth Oee REAEERABRAES SRORERORERABSER OMAR CARMAOAEM ES: Bets ve RP; ‘ a hy Sng aN aor AAO He ORO U NION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Co. iztTx AMD LOocUSsST A ou SAI ict ity 9 went ie ewe we wh ; =) K “| ¢€ : ; Ca AP see egnre:. ongty wre ~*~ aa *-* ROH sap OR ae NS Ww ate SS (SR AP TCI ete ett nearee NE a i ee SAREE A IIE OG AT REEL gg i! EG TENG I Sr RS

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tip SULIUIG POSTON >. ~~ _ eee TUESDAY EVENING,| APREH, 5, 1927. | STLOUIS POST-DISFATCH_.___.-sr———C“(‘(‘#ES WPAN 1 Aaa i University Sails for Oslo. traveling around the world on/tonight to Oslo. N ay Th ae To eee , Beene hc Seeien, April voara the “voting snvernty tne wen to uns sere'a recepses| PATALLY INJURED) | sh emamapigatrendec i | | oe a Tl American students who are | Ryndam will continue their voyage | Was arranged for them at Gothen- ‘ ) = | burr University for this afternoon. . to LT | — sna) GOLDMAN BROS. ea BY ‘ : ul : | 1409 Chouteau avenue, died yester- | Olive Street 3 at se | ) of 1 1th Street ‘ . so wo ae — , > ane Hs anaes QR) ae Oe , are 7 a a sd — ye ge , gc iteabe? «jah Hert ° 2) as ~ es 3 ’ bP ae 4 oe tiled by wil ry ae 4 my ire ~ * aw M Ne aba ah | ... wees tp “, 3.0" Ber he a a ye gt tee Sey ah elim ae i. ‘ : : +f ; : re indi . know the ee — of its druggist has it in both liquid and persone! i onadeniie.™ x special combination of iron and tablet form. SO sy right ome Ahn Ww Ot pet Ee en * ; po ant at WP ee | to are ¢ o 5. 2 * y & ee ee Pa Pei ea Oe ; Pe Oa we fey os ¥ ‘ . "Ts We will deduct $25 With available funds already ex- | A AE: Shaded Antique Walnut Finish ) from any Bedroom ‘ ] : | gist : rhe oval style dresser—-an entirely new shape found usually in $506 suite or Bed Davenport, hausted for payment of loans on | esas ‘ ; and $600 Bedroom Suites—highboy chiffo- Suite you select if you ex-service men’s adjusted compen- | ; rette with specially built-on top: large and ) present this coupon at os Wer Tks PS, ope gh ea fs ob. aiaod - ca ae oe as 75 ud °S t | ; ) sation certificates in the St. Louis! | unusual style vanity; beautiful poster bed time of purchase. P “ : 4 + ' a rt hy Ve .e* ates _ ow a «) lw —_ an an district, Congressman Cochran of | every( ning iatest style and fashion, truly e S ep O g Monthly a Sulte that is different! Every piece made GOLDMAN BROS. ‘the Eleventh District today tele- | : Payments of selected cabinet wood and finished in =o 5 ay ak =i graphed the Veterans’ Bureau at shaded antique walnut ‘Prescribed by Physicians ‘for 34 Years—? Tliieten to igen sole | f unds Oy —— EN co ED EE 0 ED 0 ED ED 0 ED 6 ED ED ED ee eee: a —— —_— a= a ae ee as es ee ee ee ee ee: oc > oe fF ”“ ' WARNING—THERE IS ONLY ONE PEPTO-MANGAN, THAT IS GUDE’S PEPTO-MANGAN The Government has arranged to make loans on the certificates, $ Thi which were given in lieu of a cash 5 DOWN Buys 1S bonus, and the bureau allocated $32.400 to St. Louis. The sum was exhausted on the first day of pay- 3 Pi K hl ment, April 1. Later $10,000 ated 5 1ece roe er was alloted here, but the loca] branch of the bureau now has on Bed Davenport hand $40,000 in checks ready to be Issued as soon as more funds are * available. uwite (Yongressman Cochran estimates that this district wil] need between $300.000 and $400,900 to meet al] Davenport opens to full-size bed the requests for ‘¢ ns nrege . hs a P : . . a aw ‘ Cal. a NY . Ke ~~. } h ee eee eee Large fireside chair and comfort- (hi die a Fe A) © 7 pay L- a SO,adiers ' } average oan ahle elub e} , iy The carved wal- " ‘ 3 2 | LT ct =i A, value of certificates presented so c ALAS te ° . ; : if « +4) - ware } } j ' 7 / s+ = 4 ‘ oki, Run Down, But Two R I Va | TMT Te Im : . = ‘ Companions Escape. eguiar Py eae 4 | Vial); . Melvin Ruebhausen, 19 vears $300 "VE, Bee tos ‘ old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Car) V WN oD re alue... RSs ig Ai bt, seh eli Diana x 1S YLeeee = 2. % ee ak ey OY eae + a ane fie ie had onk ves i aa 0 tee -epeall es, PO hain Se ap oe a APY I~ BRERA AA LAAAALAALALAL LAA eve eee eevee eee ee ewe we ee I > 2 . * » > , 2 7 . . > , > . > . 2 . > . * . 2 I > > > a > » 2 > > , . - - s * . , Ruebhausen of Nameoki, two miles /# north of Granite City, was killed instantly by a northbound Burling. Easy Monthly Payments ton freight train near the Nameoki This Suite is strongly constructed of ore t 8 este, ‘.- the finest reed fiber and sells regu- LL ee : io” ~ 5. Oa “Pa v ee "Th ee ae ae eae AG ©, So a aT a ue » erly for $75. The spring cushions and tL saves a we “4 ae plese Ko deae | ea - Rs as > J — Ox *, si rs a Sat ‘a — agp UDPNnOmL J Fo 4 >> - “apias wv. Se coed wer — © Pe J is ee ye hes r colored cre- | Norwood, fireman. was killed and io Sts ——— md ‘Tall so Y tonne. Large eight other persons were injured ye oe ; a, | _ a Se davenport when a passenger train collided £2 i chair and head-on with a freight train on the rocker. . , Oklahoma City, Ada & Atoka Rail- |'way, three miles south of here. — — i ees a . . . sie ce om ia ‘ a - = L . Re * ’ . - > 4 > ‘ A ng 4 4 wee pn gst a mae R ' | } denen Se eater lee eae ee oe ete ee ee ee oe ro ee - ¥ You don’t have to guess whether C—O EDD PATS SSDS LD SG AS SS SD Oe OE SE DD OD OD OS IRD Poslam is doing you good. You KNOW it is. because the very first Special LINO ——— , We Sell Englander, application stops all the itching and Simmons and Smith & Davis your tortured skin feels cool and comfortable at last. Poslam is so at 82S: Darable. Good Wearing concentrated that a single box will v7 * S **eeee! ] often heal the stubbornest eruption. Ce: ; Sq At all druggists, 50c. S: a y ) d Write for special! test box a ee i C aa POSLAM (CO. 24% West 47 Street ; . 8 an Be oe oY ee en = 7 ° : ta oe POR RRRRE RRA SRE L EE SRA RRR EEC LAP CL aL eS. 2... 2) ee New York City Florence Oil Stove . | =; os : | , -_ 7 ‘ ris Py Tinh | 4. "Ven! | | We Show All Sizes and Styles QL rl U mM : $1 Down—Easy Payments FOR STRENGTH | ome,’ —_ NERVE FORCE,AND 1/8 [4 ual RICH REO BLOOD | E47) ede pour oe een) ) v5, fn Pn 7X : B LU E BI RD © } NNER S = T, } ‘ rs > ’ [Mo 6Tabiete proguce ~s vitalizing in- oo ’ BE. H. Dallas, Dist. Pass. Agent ee exercise of the glands and organs. e * CIs rs aa ae - ) : ; Santa Fe Ry. helping to quickly bring back heaithy. | + ‘= 9%, ea WiTH {OUR e OR OVER 3a * 208 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo | Dormalection crating Gyuptemne Gianpeear ow 2ae ~ PURCHASE CASH OR »; M Phones: Garfield 4021 and 4023 | aun see and feel a truly start. * ; CREDIT ' * - 7 #¢ | lone improvement in yourself each day. or “x7 . /ARIUM is easy and economica! to take. | x. ) °2. Ae. A GOLOMAN BRO Gyecessful results are guaranteed or money Soren . ~eftynded. and it may now be obtained from eeVeTee serve eevee eevee ewe ew ee 2 > — a ” : ‘ 8 Nee “es ~ my rs RRL WR ER a A er a Pete eR ee ee ee bong good druggist. such ae Wolff-Wileon i prug Stores. Enderie Drug Co * four re | — : ait a s VA aigrert I Tur i) Spec Tig? ’ ‘ ‘Geos. Meiers Pharmacies Jobnsep Bro Drugs 0.

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FAGE 22. ST.LCL!S POST-DISPATCH ___ TLUESDAY EVENING, APRI ST. LGUIS POST-DISPATCH a *, o. - papi “2 - ere. 4; ey: ee Shes pei ss Fi vans OO Sat CE, Op Bint her te pen i ee tp PBE se mt ie Willcox & Gibbs _ Riverric ‘Adsheuuiibe SOUTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS k asa a Portable Sewing Machine in Auto in Chicago. —— A TREASURE | JI PLEDGED TO. | il HARK Phy aeccrcscerry se: | BNA BRITH FUND ‘Gi |= [e, Yn 0. /_— tte ROS a oe dscns Soi al vcHICAGO. “April 5.—Jeweis vale SPECIAL OUTFIT OFFERS} ——— FOR WEDN ESDAY | Gr i ae This 2-Pe, Carved Frame , Living-Room™ Suite WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE CO. | 2238 Pe, —_——— a Ce BOY Fe Poa 209 North Tenth Street MAin 4422 sf brew classics and historr. The of —— NNN ; i \ {to to Sah E22 _ $5 Cash WILLCOX X & GIBBS S. M. CO. 20° N. 10th St. Se. Loui i Me. 3 ef yi jnigauede nae ; (Gt ie ae —— | AS 3 Delivers This Outfit Learn why every woman who owns one would have no other kind at any price. ee a a eee ee ee ht Peles Study its exclusive features possessed by no other machine Oe. . - ° ~“ ns + Pe gy — by ae “ a MESO Ny % ee ela 0 Ate " ‘ : 2) - eA Soe ee ‘ f , . ‘ i eh hie ee y ~ ee rae nadiaiaid Meena Oger onan ee ie eS 2 . ieee rts Ae Bet A. ape wv ots bi, PONIES Bees RO eo Ee ha ae a) eames ie 1s ale MRE seria) REE Sa cin * . > Pe i! TANAPF GOUR FREE SEWING LESSONS re Nee Sag? en ai SEEM PO A Oe EN PRN A lage 5 PCI RY PP GPO NE 0 Argh Pe Se ee a ee ee nd , = ‘ : a" 7 a j i | =. + i & hh OUP CcConwveDd ien' ‘ ‘ : I ‘ " ‘ . on \ ' - ° 4 -. ; e . . ‘ AT. x ' ’ : ° ‘ : bee , ‘ a @ 7 = as ee ~ -~ > ' : ADDRES. Moatpoetir ilding f : ~ 4}. 5. ~* 2s 2 H.T.7 ia ) , | = : > te. Se ea es 4° ee 3 8 a i . — e732 A ; ‘ ; - _— ® P ; : queen Courtesy ric say “ye Ra Pete ig cay oF -* . Rake and Hoe. new and pertect im eVery respect and t. 8 re- claimed Army Spade, size S'.«\? inches with 3-ft. durable handle. | Z0c 10 LB. SACK /40c SACK OF 4 | 1 GARDEN. GRASS “UME! 25 a" Deh" ne. i _—s Re This Attractive 7-Piece Spanish Bedroom Suite ‘oS $5 Cash Delivers This Outfit ex : - , ae te & +; ? & f) “% ; ‘2 sat - _ oe" ? - SiR bn ean it ; TORR PPTs, : BOR Ln ene BE Doki at ogee a OMS et. ace . ve > 7 ce : Ru eli 4 — me at Tt Gi eatey wes Pears ; er as Poe : ~ Pea. PReemgeem ees ~ “¥ 4 wigae + . ve! ee ‘ wees y _ ees iii me _— SELB RES ON OS aad teal ‘ Ree enOretape 2 er ees i i pe wan REF 00504 - obtained for $95, aSHNG TRS — ee! Fishing Reds, 69c.- : = $3.50 Casting Reds, full onyx guides and tip. $2.29 a 40c Braided Sik Line, mill ends, 30-f. spools 125c¢ $1.75 Minnow Seine, 10r4-f1., 1-8-in. mesh. 98c $1.75 Trot Line, 150-ft. with 50 staged hooks. S8c $& Cantilever Tray Tackle Box, special $3.98 20c Trewt or Perch Flies, size 8, 10. be dez...3S¢ >= $1.75 Silk Casting Line, 20-ib. test, new. $1.00 eS itty -- —s — Ben ew os Re 8 eS al - eee se - ~- | f- ; ‘ ~~ ‘nnn ie oS onde \ j ADVERTISEMENT . tf Your Doctor » | Will Tell You ARMY GOODS STORE O* & WASHINGTON abe SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWEE a * many CLASSIFLULD ADS as the only othe: St. Lewig Sunda; ew spaper, & ’ 7 ae. 66 | i) a sei |G A“ a . ‘d Gite ad

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WAARKETS—SPORTS WANTS--itare "PART THREE Ea ineieteineinmsinmmall _ ——— ann — PAGES 23—38. ama nee -——_-— — 7 — Dn cee a ~—=- SS iam a ae ES —_- ~— — te a nut’ WORTH $40 000 STOLEN ued at $40,009 have been stolen Yorn oe A (05-07-09 OLIVE ST Oa. mam ‘ TLL decal Aiainads from P. &. Wettstein, New York)| Then three of them entered his} WASHINGTON, April 5.—Louis| using the mails to defraud. The wr sere ELCH & C se ie 2 saman Reports Re Was Robbed salesman, by five men, Wettstein car and after he had driven sev- | Win Rapeer and Mrs. Virginia {indictment charges they falsely | ; in Auto in Chicago. has reported to the police. The eral blocks robbed him and threw Hayner Saunders, president and | represented that their institution You | T pie ANG. April 6.—Jewels val- ‘robbers crowded Wettstein’s car to him out. | registrar, respectively of Research | was a bona-fide university. : H UJ RRY 3 T0 ye ‘ ‘ ‘ > 7 ce + eee! od 7? . . ‘ of ‘ " = ~~ — Pa a . ones . - . + - geet eer *} by +4 east ae HT TG fet: tot: +i PaSeR PP RR race Ry Sper gts re cepbed 20; fee th SPE CeaR REE | Sores f 0: OF bafta t tt tittptbe: Tee see TER TR Fy: tirts)| Paes Gee shoe: Hi bi age HES PE eer re Sis PY Hes SS 7 iets ti! ; eit tie aH rs Sth. i eat A ih Bags: rhe ae - Up eos i of * It 7; r: . - “7. 2 o spertett ore): seta teobeers ities: okt aeeees THPTTEBL ESTES: | Ah! rpapecogterss tees f - “t eletys bee us ti >" =}oe413 + bis! & es eat ye S52" hae: - a’ + ° sleet +s be : *4 ea oe ? ++ rt wi tt ‘yt bow bet oa ' Tey 4 ~ ais iiss: =peeeee Phas 5 288, ah: at ee bs bere: : geeee i8Ts! - 243588, ts tebe tao gs > tee on state 4 i 33 3 titersss i +: 3 ~ ° > ‘ his! * tris L e~ bar geeE. ts; s Sein toes: ene tor + 33 ict ory ~>; boy soees - eds bast pee . | 4 ewe eg ebes rea- be ree ertiiT + : at re 2 be et ricciiagt toe exes sas7"" 3 +et . +s ze) wes od 4, (BBLS : sTufte fgse it} ape eee? 5h le tee! oe it LE : she ce taht 33 ss. thy pee tees. the 7 "ed rs oop > $33. > ft: rahi ttre itt Paks 3: ; ots $s 3: 7+ + jh! i} 44. $ : 2 o- bbb See . Aye s. go babi . P . ? 3 SET bn ee) eae ° pag TST per) oe lees ; ports: gheks ag MG, eas! b) 4 2tt” Seri “Se ict. bebe ot te the 1a bes. thebts ed reeseeeres Sac i ey : : ots = : 33 hes Lo | Seals +242 Fe-tapea rte? eh eas sit? ae +t igsit- 3s tof ate iti; ogres tos Pibte phar et tices ; } ro 53 : r? eo b ibs (hie «bent +f ond waht’. dad = {tE-ni ! sf o> ++ see 51 Tt et . . ford os te sea stso tts; iT esstsy srt or’ tis $4 tre 3) pniht hee 353: acs: ats phhs Tal 233 . i- ater og +t 33 tapes ea? Pere ee | pes ¢ sat $ Pes 5 oe r " . 33 &! 33° : ot * pa’ tSeoee oe irn ++ Staek. habs bt, fee obo ee yo, Ps , . tech j + era’ fe TT eee, bee oie oes H;s 334 t far, cent th SIP sats bails stttt : 4.33 Se ‘ . > 24 eas’ tire ; pe Se bee abe 2 Ss i ei? tt eh . ‘ i se 2 Bees ; 58s be ; oi 4 bess badels r >) sas: ~. ; out 4, -* bag op begb net | sebt ry , #4 438) a igrt. ul fait "rie? hh Sdthes pteespeee ; = J f ; . ; > & @ue 4 7 Pets ’ nn : > ye 4 : + tor, e°?; [203,88 te tet od ! ; i J ' ' - r TF series io ‘ *: igtal sf at peeee Re = i me pes T..3! a" e4 ‘ rie. - ; : , + ttt) aha hr hth aes 3 33 m > 43: ? see ; o4 ist pons * . a seeep «ft os 3 f et bis rer 2 = ; ; , eis ; PT’ ; é. TS 32.3 Fs ~ : ; . > i *tstt shh) 7, 13iae 49h) : : - >? te Noes ER og we: 4 Sot? ee! . ot oo he! :.- te * Ae tae ood 5538; TT e beehe : trea, et 3 ae " eres rss! evs .. 22 3; ete: bY. :.t t > he os 8 bo 34 amet is he gees ; cote : i ig oe Te 4 . p> | 24> ' ; Tee Sieschars: 4? she, 3 - ees 3 ue bee) + beh> 3; > Pr of, +t St on -e oes i ar 4 i te I . . « 3 - > 4 ~ =) ‘ + + Ls , rf . . ; " : 47 4 ’ > ; ~s ote sire 7 ~~ ee _ = t vt ener y 4 , . ; ’ ; ; -- - - ~~ ¢ F ob: eee > ‘ Af . | ; eos - . +24 328 srtet $2: chess has: BROT: ; >it 3 z . : : f= at aces? be Be) seektet bootie wttcins tutte? 340 ; ath erttts ; y tor ~- - p4 4 . tar* a ty: sese- os beee ‘ ta . . 2323: Z ; ood -bete ° Po Sede Tet oe ; Pe) Se: « eee pe oes thy he hed > oe . + : + Pi Se ree t, - be $4 2 2s : ° pe - > > 27 ’ + : “° ’ +e re Be +t eee Y ¢o4,% . > —2e*> + ++ er +++ be 54s pers . , oer & S059 betes ’ ais et o - +e ceeee re : ) at +} Sy San teetee | toe gt eee ees bas so 505: . re 4 +4 . 46445 “33° 433 resets = "Sod ceeestsegs: Teka bdecdbae seat a beied ote rey eter be . ‘ 432 ew r Soha: 33 pre on . . Me --o4 : a. oe : S335 4 osteee see * : of.» ’ ‘+ Sees: ; o : 3 e060 tee > oven 4 3 ‘ » | ogee +: : $e Sh hs ts ‘tiesty o ste Pepto tti beast; > ieehets ° Zs 'ritesrty:- a ohbe se 3 oeest Pe oe By ‘Fee ie oes taprete ; be het® +! ro cttey hit Z- fre e5es 4516 be | er 7 * eames o¢ 2 t.7tS 33. iz ret 2 i eheee © pens ts v4 ttre t reba) a ee: 5 eke ro oat | teset : tase! i are + ee ° on rs rete? s 3 hep eee, OF Pee gm 94s — . e2 es. ; ’ pater ht > * ss => See ° on - SStTES. . ¢ 332 fms BR: 3 - pees bbe Peet mis Se tr so 3-/ ge} +. et ‘ 785 328 2 > idakbes ere tere 4: Tones i ans o$ Westies tai! ; : t * gee ; ibebhs tools tesa! | thes Mf Se > ae) ~sebeat bl. -t ‘ 1 he: “eres ; - ST Ths tot Peete rst ree ed : 3 ome = Se38s05: ; tt --* . aoe enol ege § gt. 2. S385 -t oh ; nuit: $f 33; + ry +s: : ? ste tye & ipgge Bp Pepeegy gg PPT tes ie. ier Se-S703 5 S938 . - aie ass SRLS CESSES SRST SSUS TS sp tasess cet si aeaeeeeeer ee. - ix Steer LD rate at ee Be Tits tp cote o = 33.32 -0bSg as + > srt Sectett: iwi 3) ‘pd eae eget aa hg ae me , - oe gory : kd ines " wl 4 thet gl * j 5 2 * ~ .* ‘ * 6 ~G ‘3 : Ve we ; > ae ee on ‘ime kar ee 08 * hae hy res ee een ‘ , eee rn 4 “ ~ -- ji ai . * oJ ° Sean See Siw eer , . we 2 Sn aya Ks . +, thee cali Roe uk eke ee , cies im ated sg 7 nity Oe is RP ae i ie ea has tole Pmt oa" se a y oa oe - : VE ae eh, i Sa 4 he, ae ar oat . = i “Fe ~ Ne eae, .. ee Ae j 1, Mal F. 4 snr Poin, 7 : - als an oe d ce ae b wf , btn Sab thy. wa ees “ie ts 1 i Ws Ae a aes at me 7s Mt Shee Oe ee oem ey ee" ere ee ee $5 Cash i ~ pigs i aa - wit | During This Sale, We Are ] once Advantage of Welch & Co.'s ivers This Outfit |p P=. A” Zs wae OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK PECIAL LOW CREDIT TERMS! 4 eee Py , ; oe See | 2 ' a bs a a : es ee , 3 — ” ee as IE ae $34.75 Three-Door Side-lcer a Se fy lew) 1]| OVERSTUFFED & BED SUITES | | Refrigerator ° is . .* of a — *. > ¢ " | : st, aR ois 4, “e ’ e ‘ 7 : a #, > i Sacrificed & a mw »? %™ y > || oa ee Sa : —e a % : | se 4P % %: > ES ) in ‘ : . Lae ; _ e. . “3 ; ” hm ies 2 Vee During Our 85 Warehouse ® $240 3-Piece Loose-Cushion Overstuffed f 37" Disposal — Bed-Davenport Sulte Priced in Our Rapid Warehouse Sale at Disposal Sale at iful Suite of two picces, ine Fe - a | , ‘, | a; : Jee fz «8d te $345 Mohair 3-Pliece Full Carved Frame $ 00 catadmanhane a : : a : z f & . 2 &,. t ; | ly abies Si SOR ham. DP b ant “ 4 Sate covers and finest mohair inside and outside, with ° fieed during walnut. Both nieces have : . | | i ne se ‘ 3 ? ae , é eT A P | , , reversible covers and looped edged throughout. Priced in our er ar ne bottoms, spring backs and 3 | Ma te 2 Gre ° P a Si ag, te Nites Bt %y : a: : », | Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at Disposal Sale.. ain SS Se | F wh a > Se Baty aig 4 f gee | dges. Moss and hair filling. : | eon re. Braet Ne ne f a ie | $270 3-Piece Mohair Combination Over- $ .00 be ar a er i = ee. | Be . me 4 Sy | stuffed Living-Room Sulte Our Rapid Warehouse j : we : ; « “ees ty OES, | i ORE | Disposal Sale Price.... $85.00 All-White Steel—Full Pieces in This Room |} ‘ Z a : t ae : ; ( Af } Porcelain-Lined s . obs : 3 Che 9 25 3-Pi Overstuffed ALL - MOHAIR Are Specially Priced © \ . G Siti” S | : | 2 Epcimelaeces Ouite Carved front and sides. Priced in 2 | 4g." Refrigerator Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal ; “eh as Three-door sid | eee ‘ee ' aay oe am miphes. | leer style. Saert- 4 e, : walnut finish $8.95 ? a aa a hy he of eer at _ : . eg he stuffed Bed-Davenport Sulte Jacquard upholster- . posal Male at.. op I able, decorated, $9.50 | & Se, oy Sr ott s, pier. i . aad et Le. ; “D | Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at.... 7 ) e,walnut veneertop, £22.75 " a, Mf ok oe ste eae . a ate : Se aes ae 3 $5.95 - | . a4 : my , . > rhe : tt ae RP “s 4 $225 3-Pc. Velour Overstuffed Living-Room 97" r, wa!lnut fintsh .. $9.95 § ‘ | OF Sein Stee ie Si f. : Poe oo - ¥ : s ¢ Suite Loose cushions. Priced in Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at $75.00 “Quick Meal” GAS RANGE BEDROOM SUITES + to-2 OFF | wareess Sale at » wat a 7 o vt htc pets. mer, * ” — ng ee a : + + we econ ange ce me aD A a Poe ote otee. ~ we. Ode RR een peceee? he dite GR wcge hl Pilg nhs AE { . ‘ ) + t wt ee me A. aa ae See Ses Or. ane Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at_. house Di: l Sale at $30.00 Smith & Davis pecker’ aman : DAY-BED 170 9-PIECE DINING-ROOM € Partnerships terminate when a partner dies, and his share becomes a couric g 1 6 15 mutien, seiner ahec: ectauin eae “Sge 00 cm r sacrificed and one armchair. Priced in Our Rapid Ware- part of his estate. It might be owned by his widow, his children, ora half wacchonee” house Disposal Sale at Dis posal ‘= He tot.” be ; = iy a RS Se: Sass } : : ne ee ee eee ee weer Wr ee Ee ee a ee ae Smee See a dozen people when the estate is settled. The same would be true of sale at $275 9-Piece Spanish Type Dining Sulte stock interest of the deceased member, if the concern were incorporated. and aun aomuihade. Setedn te dee $f 57 $67.50 3-Piece house Disposal Sale at ‘ REED FIBER SUITE € Very often the new owners hinder reorganization plans to the detri- HEAT voor soring cushion seats. sae | $400 Period Design Dining-Room Suite rificed - e e r ering our Including 72-inch buffet; finest construction; ment of the other members of the firm. Sometimes immediate liquidation coe | Ss 4 4.50 full upholstered chairs, Priced ta Our Mestl $1962 4 Disposal Warehouse Disposal Sale at...... leveccesesesese is demanded. $435 9-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE - | 7 yh en te eae $90 fl a A practical way to avoid such possible tangles is for the firm to carry $165 aes ene Prasad Sb Guus tania waeniinies meee ron life insurance upon each partner in favor of the Mississippi Valley Trust to, beautiful Console Cabinet nus AT BIG PRIC CUT Company, under a trust agreement whereby the proceeds of the insur- $7 4.00 FE $ | ance shall be available to buy out the interest of a deceased partner feet...) -- seat entuanes apeceaa: ce is 9-Piece ff nut Veneer ff without liquidating the business. poet tee Erice POSS | pouttae 620.85 i eanEEnnEEe 257.50 9x12 ALL-WOOL AX- Price... . R . $550 Macey & Kamp ae G ~ $32.75 $15.00 an at Ce n¢- ,oom M& We shall be glad to talk to St. Louis business men and their insurance PLAYER-PIANO POO ieee posal Sale Price.... S : | rae bargain at our S MINSTER. BUG= Weevheuss | Sennacee neces aie ae uite 4 advisers about the benefit of Life Insurance Trusts for protecting partn extremely om Disposal ‘Sale 39,76 | Warehouse bin: $27.15 ! ; 4 t. “ } F f = ee 2 Oe ea eet ee ee sere ect Meaney ni each seaman. ~ . : our Warehouse Price posal Sale Price... : O . | ship and small corporation interests. [i | hall A VALUE SENSATION!!! YOUNG A $75, $100, $125 and $150 ALL-PORCELAIN COUPLES! Up to $150 4 PHONOGRAPHS Refr igerator $ Save % te % on $5 Cash i « =o Q 13 Pr ger ‘secant sas 3 “e R 0 0 M . ° geration or for ice! Only a vers This Outfit | Bale > g - ~* buffet, china cabinet, exten ; Paper ute, : | e125 = at few left, se eoréer imme- diately. “KAKRPEN” , host chair and five side . § cil ji : ! REED FIBER SUITE s : > Sale Prices as is fine Suite is made of beau — ‘ a TT Kh? SD, =. im Sale Price Low as uined genuine walnut venect — : : , : ; Pa Astor. ome 7p man | eo he $79 | | . : \ \ $ with other hardwoods. This i @ Sa NG eae MT ee. = | ? gags im. i ; Charming settee, 4h tanding value. Only. at May ii >2 OH estatte. | See, hes 5 ot) sees eee . ers?) eee iS %. rie ; . ww : ? 4 es : - $ ’ os 29 2 +4 “tty , . aeee*s Z he oe i * pos ro lee’ -+4- @ ’ 3 z Pe & r bined > ns +f); I #8t 543.8 aS. 4 “4 aes Thy Th cee Hageaeht sto Trimet Sr phttesets. ls Peete ti ot RES: rcs hetgees iat? . . ..% >} 5 Fy ts the tft: see 3 veh at eee tpoett perreivaar ; M ihabteke:! t : 4 es i ae ae , oF re : oe > Sager *S oS ae eh + “fF te Mae g: a. at ‘ive ; 333 oo . - - ‘ scally designed- Suite con

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PAGE 94 ___ STL0uIS PAST- DISPATCH __ | TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL. 5, 1927 eee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Jeicabeeeetia - 7 a Sa SUIT FILED FOR SEWER P| G r¢ ly VW ! G ¢ ly. | . Takes tank mes DISTRICT FUND ACCOUNT 7 = aa Art St Total of $61,000 Collected From ;] 2 ste Rank of Superior, during Property Owners in County Be Sta — Under Old Law. — 4 es Mee -& | ADVERT Suit for accounting « [ . - . on . bh . a¢ 7 ’ . 7 FE = - . 01] ec ted vy ne is . oss . . « > , Sewer District. which covered eb- P ster Groves and adjacent territory : - a? \- - | . > ’y ic ng ie 2 . 7 2 eamautbeat mathe omen ocean gt Y * ~ > z sO 5 Fro : - cy page: saya ee, eee = | " . T - . | mm? , a a \ .% > 5 a . : aMmieq-u nont - ree iii op & S4 ws . . ‘a bit isit ‘ AAs a 6 : ; i-€ - - . -+ > = . - ; | * at" . ary ore hd i* } ‘ $ we -* ‘ ‘ * ‘#8 ’ , . .% , | rx 2 ~ ed | ~ , _ ° o + im*t on? . + . Se ick i tf piisVil we 4 -— 7 j ? ; gz ise * ida se OA . , ™ . ~z , a . e MAS > @si- 7 1” i ‘ , j > L] ae: - - th — oT ~ in their bathtubs were more than TEMPLAR | SNIDER’S Brand Cans Goubie the number of those who filed claims for injuries in falling 1. BBY’ ~ Red Sour Pitted—Choice Michigan fruit from stepladders. Golf caused in- &@ Fe OR juries and claims from 421 persons § Lar ce ‘ans F of CON O Hy Kettle Se. Louis 11>45a.m Ar. ChicagoG:l Spa aed: PEARS iiiic. 2 & S7e SS spy Ce "2 2 North Broadway P 7 % Union Station Phone Mein 00 Del Monte Cans Ussnont Clerc das Prone Garfie! ¢ Mad SS oe ERG AIS RON o. APRS he ee nn eee ‘ . é ce ad Ne nein . ~ [oe ae " os Made — hla Posed ) | tinted . . fe ye a " ‘ a aepte - a es “4 a. : - . yy Sea. o ~ “ — th Hien ro gh a ' s . ae . > ' — - > ee - — “ee mere — . 1 x = , a TR ” c Wier . . oe “a . m ie pees Z ae Migr . * rd 2 ~~ c r eon at during the year, ranking second | only to baseball! Fishing caused of Nature's Vitamins claims from 143 and football from | Full of 132. 2 : = de ENS ST M I LD. 13-07 R_o7z Labby s—Small ans Alten Girl Student Henored. C ANS yee ’ " Miss Lydia Fedderson, daughter ages of the Rev. P. N. Fedderson of Al- HART BRAND MAHOGANY RED Bottle Bottle ‘ Medium. ton, has been elected to the honor- | f x : Lbs. i ary echolastic fraternity of Phi Beta § Size : Kappa berause of her high s ho! ar- Q) ship at the University of Illinois. ' we PF [. C Mise Fedderson, a graduate of the ' “fs =~ . Ajton High Shcool, is preparing tc : 2 C 0 R N F A K E S : 8c rn a +4 - gph ' : Kellogg s ee ee Nee eC Re eae VALENTINE BRAND TAR; i SALMON... 2. Tle) FLEXOA 9h aa > ive? weil ae T TISST Roll an 1) SANDWICH PINK "=" 14c TUNA mee 7° Eee mm LIBBY’S “4 as fit” | {PHILADELPHIA} \. PHILADELPHIA a. MILK re “res” #| CREAM CHEESE Pik BRIL | Ommee cleanzer~-~=— Every day in the year, | ot & q. e j : 4 ; me 4 2 4 3 ¥ * ae. 3%. » 2 PT EG DAE TL ts eR Ach Aes tibial City Terminal : * 12th & Lucas. Phone CEN¢ral 58® foc aon Get N - xan 7 , STRICTLY Ib ; . ea? ; ae Fe sca dates olan 478 thar (SD i me tute fs Jeo yr Mf, es: Seth ice ai pe So di ras Pdi rT es - ‘ ; Se doa . “ 4 Mktrdiete aan aq . eae 0 as wn a ee hie es oe Se Ce ST a RA IS gi Ae BE EE ce VANE arene” TMS teeta RAO + Xie Aon i gaa , hee 6 at var ee Ro Ba at wn : . “ i ia > : * : 9 d Re ; i * o 4 eal eee ie o Pay Soytrees mad ane " a ash ee rm . 1 = . 7 Mes Ae : +r x hate 2 ™ ws my, Le! ae SO A oe ee " Pe kee ee wie 3 “ m 1 Biss ee ABE Ss psd = ° a a. & i a *- “i P S a “ ay aap! es, os ate * RR IIR at ie i 5. aaa aa AE ETI MR Oh eek Nai os ie Eas Sees 6 nga Se I ated ee os + PGA Mo “Lite ale : os ORR Ke tt Ba Ee ats pane AEG aa. ad . ‘yh bh mgginw by cane agli const mores Corns and prevenis their return ~ features that no other corn rem- edy possesses. New corns cannot of irritation or rubbing. You will Se. | | | ' g. pain- |f | : gu x +f ee SELF-SERVE AND SAVE - DN MR oe ee ae ee 0 LEE A A eS pees

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rf Ree % a i ; Su ; 2 ‘ ‘. A 2 i ait sae eh ont, fo : Kener a pM saciated Press. took control of the Farm- _— _-___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ Taken in Bank Holdup. | lunch hour yesterday, lined up the| . ; aan mae | bank president and 12 PERIOR, Neb., April 5.——Two | against a wall, and after a 45-min- ute search, obtained $25,000 and = TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL §, “9 a2 ss | a ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 2% customers STOCK EXCHANGE State Bank of Superior, during ‘escaped. wre dizzy in the morn- hl out for constipation. mle scourge is the direct a ieany a throbbing head— in the end may lead to more forty serious diseases. Bad bad complexions, listless- are - a few symptoms of y n worse! Guard against i} ALL-BRAN is guar- to relieve constipation if arly. Doctors recom- ge’s because it is 100% 100% effective. Get sure, prompt relief with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN honey. Use in cooking, mixed with | other cereals, in soups. where. Recipes on package. 7 soverramumee ~~ OPENS SESSIONS IN TIPATION CAUSES HEADACHES TTS NEW QUARTERS = a ee | Visitors Occupy’ Gallery ' Today Following Invita- Fat two tablespoonfuls of ALL-| tion at Formal Opening RAN daily—in chronic cases. | ‘ with every meal. Delicious with | Yesterday. milk or cream—and add fruits or ._—_ Visitors attended today’s session Ready to eat. Made by Kellogg in'Battle ©°f the St. Louis Stock Exchange Creek. Sold and served every~- following announcement ve sterday new at the quarters at the northeast corner of formal opening of the e Fourth and Locuet streets that the public is welcome. i held on weekdays from 10 a. m. ALL-BRAN sions, which last from 10 to Tf] Other Fast Daily Trains The “CURFEW” Lowis9:45p-m. Ar. Chicago6:45a.m. The ““LA SALLE” &. Louis 11>45a.m. Ar. Chicago6:15p.m. City Ticket Uthce North Broadway Phorre: Garfiela 720 Union Station Phone Main 4700 { BEDFORD Gen Agr Pase’r Dept Phone: Garfie! 4 7206 DEARBORN 73" : all steel traii, ST.LOUIS 12 Midnight .. Ar. CHICAGO 7:40 am a. Mm. ! The new quarters measure 40 by 50 feet on the ground floor. A gal- 1s provided. Visit- lery for visitors ors were admitted at the old quar- s, but accommodations were less line new. bonds exchange are estimated to 1 market value of approximately $1,000,000,000, about $200,000,000 more than their par or origin’! saje value. An ex- i}ample of the many stocks which are selling fap above par is that of the Mercantile Trust Co., $100 par, Selling at $439. The “NOISELESS ROUTE” At the annua! 146 stocks and 46 ed (ot) the ters, ad quate than they ars He Perfect roadbed —no stops en tet see route. Roomy club-lounge car: midnight luncheon and break. fast Sleepers ready at 10:00 p.m Free ceclining seat chai tars 5 nav } today ; election ‘larence O. Gamble was elected | resident of the exchange, suc-] i} ‘eeding William H. Bixby, who} as chosen a director. Arthur Hil- 6° c laws ‘qd TIen ré cicls ’ ras PL eC Let " Pp! eB oF | rit, ) ". Otto, Louderman, Bixby, Aid Ldward F secretary, and Villiam M. nm addition to John treasure! directors Her- ed were and | a ws i ¥ ay Yip Ys .. « DOM r00t bi hb “4 ‘d @s ory yy y | Marquette , | ; * ~ | ' , 4 “ y ,, y / 4] ‘ erase 6ee- Sound and secure! Leading. architects specify Mar- quette High Test Cement for super- strength and permanence. They prefer it, moreover, for ex posed con- crete and stucco surfaces because of its pleasing color and remarkable plasticity. } scorning the assault of time and weather, this towering building rises a permanent monument to engineering and architectural skill. From deep-anchored foundations to topmost stories this structure is made safer and more secure by the sore spots and tender toes. Guar- anteed absolutely safe. At your druggist’s or shoe dealer’s—35c. | Dr Scholl's Zino-pads Put one on—the pain 1s gone! | was organized in 'a large room in i fj ros a charter member, at 214 were: treasurer. ‘Organized in 1899. The St. Stock 1899. Lous Exchange | It occupied the rear of tHe of- suite of ¢ *h - in - T ‘* + naries R. Drummond. North | Fourth street The first officers | Henry H. Wernse. president: | Max Kotany, vice president: A. D Grant, secretarv, and B. C. Jenkins. | [ Incidenatally use of the building cement that has met the mostexacting requirements for a quarter century. Like many of the largest build- ings throughout the Mississippi Only genuine High Test Cement gives you all the qualities most desirable in a building cement. Yet High Test cement is no more ex- pensive than ordinary cement. And . Jenkins | : ; still is treasurer. “ 10c ‘ 40c 4c Macky Fur GE FOR 10c ~ @e 8ome Value! : two piecre Shown for ss r Steel Day Bed With Spring 7 = Mattress. si DoW ee “i 1118 Olive Street Mohair 411j The next quarters were ar ane aa . Olive street. In 19061 the Exchange moved to the Stock Exchangs Building at 314 North Fourth. re-! maining there until a few azo. when it moved to the Mer. chants’ Exchange Re. * moval to the present quarters took place two weeks ago, but the for- mal opening was postponed until | _ yesterday. | VeaTs niture Co. Building. 5-Piece Breakfast Set " - 5 . ae Il'infinished Windsor Breakfast Set ——OniS i e ae $1 DOWN If every ailing woman t and girl in America could see os the stream of letrers telling of the wonderful chanee that has been made in thei Itves thru the use of Mrs. Summers Opaiine Remedy they would immediately take heart. For 34 years this famous Treatment he brought the happiness that goes with health to thousands of women. 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Brae ian a ae st: 2 * ~? ese ry 9 aa A a a i a ee van) Sa Swear SEBO ty ialtiine oe waging See ore He oy a Aig aes MK aes or. aot th cere Les es Wt penne bd Yoon n> ocean - 8 see peratgine cad FR 6 OP yi ah RT SO ellen i ls GAR pa 9h 0 ne —™ pF ema HES: eran een “wih od a ee Wire , ome A v wit al om toe ~~ WI piel GPE ets iF - . bac! i te = ® Pe ” : ; AT F t : 4 : : § i Q . rariines tae 19° Peyhoma is Ta A pany wemaraagiis ames PAGE 26 RHEM y Right Hander Is Fat and Admits He Has Not Touched i¢ Baseball Since Last Fall ’ = ; \ — + “ . m » | + -~ ¢ \\ re } .* _ »anaes e series \\ (Lar ain \ ae ‘ ” as prt 7 Seay Ss “same at A ) e Caled § KNOXVILLE. Teun.—Today'’s game between the Yankees WAS postponed on account of rain From a Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch, When Ed Barrow of the Ni i ( } conan e LA LNONKN SN PR > a % s ha Apri \ a4 " } ~ > *, " 7 $4, : f } { r naisa iC KEG { ‘ ‘ + \ inbAces GDU “2a TD preadt mn VU the ardina ~ g¢ ‘fs + , VW iD ? ‘ ’ eee. vie ~ a i - jas. WoO i S | 5 ¢ 4 were select f sites of ‘ ri at 4 ‘i i + ‘ ei a i, , » r " 4 ' ry. " - de nnah and ‘ Lf pest patties Ot 1 iVvii Ma! Lie DLVali.ies VU. SAVaADDaAU alu \ —s + } — —a. wig e - ta ave ee Li Lou i ovel azkailn aba Liiis Livi didn Lisius | re ‘ : .VuUus ; : - > } - cr + . > > “iT 2 ,* , > nha . 7s ro ¢ tr) ’ , ) e i iti lien Q yea terms auu i Passes ‘ i1gnt On Lhe £0) untain at Chattanooga and Nashvill tles of Anoxvilie Lookout Mountain at Nattanooga ana .Na rf 4 ’ ~ ~ — ier t! i° a > arnioO an ‘ OS* Chi reslteene cial Another on the Chin *?) mm , 7 ’ i ’ ~ ’ 4 . fii. Cardinais eer Os \ a \ Lnird * . ee « - t \1 a nervy ;j ARDINALS Sunday It s place as a re- AR. J forcement! was George ioporcer Denthit cf 4 2 - n ‘>y ? i~ture ar } at t a sr cond pase- southworth rf. 4 > o Or a-sShortstop nd while the Frisch 2b 3 1 3 : : € " : ' >’ ; 6 ‘ ho'! Bottomley Ib, 6 ' e-spectacied iad batted the Dai . eee Lopercer ib Pi ' Sill and well, he iet so many) . - ae, ! Hafey If. ‘ a4 4:4 °4 rives go through him Snyder c. nany that were Never! anno c. ts at ali-that the Yankees had nO Thevenow sas. . iscouraging four Card ALEXANDER Pr. SHERDEL P. SMITH P. Which leads to the serious geen p-. ‘thought that if the champions of | LITTLEJOBN P. 26 havn't better infield reserv® | Dyer .......... ener than appears at present, | Clark ee they will have a hard time becom- | xs champions in 1927. If an in- iv~weFu ea —_ — - - - . he yg reite ers. ~OOn- WrYrrrrrrrerere | it Be ei is - Totals ... 24 10 sass 3 Cogent | Dyer batted fer Smith in the sixth. iry to one of the regulars is g0- Clark batted for Keen in the serenth. ng to upset the rest of the in- YANKEES. field. the pitchers and the catch- | ers as it did yesterday it is a mat- Combs cf ter to ponder over solemnly. | Darst ef. ...... " } Not Alone to Blame. Of ourse, Toporcer wasn't all Gehric 1b } f4 _ " 2 > a oe me ee aS oe oo . = alone in error making. Thevenow | ) nets is charged with an error in the| Paschal -rf.. ....0 nd, dropping a throw | Morehart 2b. ...5 by Afexander to force a! Dusaa 3b. .....5 man on a splash to the box. 0 > iyi - Had the play been made, four runs | PIPGRASS P_ all i nneo- ei - - would have been saved. The fault | sHocKER P. Was as much Alexander’s as Theve- : now's, for he made a sharp throw SS ~~. fy off the bag. Tad Tommy held the. Innings: i ball he probably wouldn't have Cardinals ......41 | Yankees Seer a been! able to touch the’ base in | time Two-base hite—Southworth, Ruth | lesuwounuwewnonown® ae loconww Ow Oahiime > | nt et Oe So =~ ix oe fF «4 ai ee co iw — i es “_ - oo . it looks as though the week which has been spent barnstorming, “oy fie sho _- ~ + Peon . a utr a at a i has been In admis grass. 3: off Alexander. 1; off sherdel. and ‘ollins. Left on bases— dL ankees. 7 ca “i I i #? ‘nus! istic As Nave iee)n off Smith. >. off shocker. ° off I ittle- the receptions from me Dixie fans, john. ». Hits—Off Pipgras. 10 in 6 iad have been spent more profit- | nings (none out im seventh); off Shocker, ha - « } training in Florida. 5 in 3 innings: off Keen, 4 in 1 innins Rhem in Poor Condition. repeat this year. He came to terms Sunday after one of the most deter- With the score 15 to § the Y mined hold outs, bug it will take \.jle4 advice :o O' Parr to from two to three weeks to put; Rhem in the box and him in condition to throw a ball, some work according to the best judges of the Littlejohn Doe~ Well. condition of pitchers. Flint is fat Nothing ich is expe and admits it, and admits that he ji4) smi: ind Littleiohn tn ¥* basn't thrown a baseball or looked +... aca “ ai I sped at one since the last world’s scrie« eo ati tt 4 If he is satisfied now,jwhich is Park, but Littlejohn did exceptior dou! tful, though he evetenees 1 te be, ally well. The only hard-hit is £Olng to take a lot of hard off him was aslash betwe . » by ‘ ~—P cv ie = a 2 a ’ | ee “WwoTeR to Ect t} re star of the Sp! Ing rt i} Se | 42! yi 4 : nt qa? 19°6¢ in anything like $s = ‘ md i cy? cyt ‘ , . = * *\e - } tion he was when at his best. He | game—a tiful A ~ Jispiayed a 8 irprising lack Ot Th « whi! traveling ,¢ ‘Co ' ; terest {: what was goilt 0 t followed ul sHthing toss — aé > was i? ‘ £ en “wv , % sat »*? | - ‘ _ “ Spiller Park, Atlanta. yesterday Bottomle. = maseuenh —— - ~- — pocorn - — " ~~ oi ai ie JOHN MANION GETS 7 BIRDIES AND WINS PRO-AMATEUR EVENT Ta rT} Mani _™ ="uneset +7 peofes FRISCH - HORNSBY SPRING DUEL layout yesterday and topped the Frisch and Rogers Hornsby: f*OBtestunts nm the ww eekiv Mro-ama- AR. R. H. PO. A }.. F ; fetur oy, if o eet ‘ . . ay Pee \ erheavyweig i acin EPICS 5 Pion of the world, today + ri “a ? m it 7 +. 2 ‘ 2 ao aii ie ie i : - ~ — " 5 a : ee h Tor } LAL ee ae dein aa ae a ee Kearns WO bed ~ | AT BOWIE this dhtened U6 wk a ate of HRearns Preach of centract s ¢ ot Sao srerei ~~ SS ~~, . . . = ~~", ~ —™* toe rid : , i > Queen Navar 8 ieee (eres i> A % ; 3* t Fourth Trace ijue Claimin 3-rra & \ Prats s . . »* s&8 ca sx fyuriong sh owe. ¥ ’ anmererowse Kitt OW’ ‘ is ted ere . . . \ » “o. _ , ; ° ’ ‘a 5 * 4 ad . 7 i“ * 7 “sre ark 0 Contemp ate 1 ea ACG ’ hn Sun Forwar & Licht View as ’ the Bentenrber terre a? 7 et ler Man ‘ ™e mile y TO varwts Pleasant Smites 11° Tr To aritich ea Results. Mencedee 1 Dp Sixth rar—$i 20. claiming. 3-yearcl4s (Oo? ‘Tiemerary Mary 14 LOND. n race ——§ 1 200. of Hm | 4. . | ¥ ete up ee the amet me. terda v ert Locket 13 needy Prince . . 33 | e 7 Who Knows oat iY cond @iviel fe ote * « ¥* Fires Edition ..Lt Sec 1, on—Beo tha - Sa - ed as fcllows FEngliah League, first @ivtieion -~ = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NEEDS PLENTY OF HARD WOR ra (ardinals and — i — - - eeco 353 -_ ad cert eee terse es Holeo — n® * ~~ | Meusel. Dugan. Douthit. Bottomiecy. To- Neither team looks ready to start | porcer. hree-base hite—Douthit, Theve- the race In the major leagues sew, Durst. Home rune—Hafey, Combs. which begins a week from today. Stolen base—Douthit. Sacrifices—South- | worth. Dugan. Meusel. Double play—RHuth Cardinals. 10. Bases on bhalls—i)’f ['ip- off Alexander. 3 in 2 tonings: off Sherdel. 6 in @ innings: off Smith. 1 tn % innings. in the early weeks of the 1926 | ni by pitcher—By Alexander Comins season, Charies Flint Rhem kept ! struck out—By Pipgras, 4° bry Alerande ardinals up in the race by his! 1: by Sherdel. 1: by Shocker, 5: br Lit- marvelous pitching. If appearances tlejoha, 3 Winging pitcher—Dipgras . ‘ . _ ia! Thhnire Tl ‘? do not deceive, he won't be mble to Lesine. pitcher—Sherdal. - Umvire-—Kus lollowing are the spring batting siomai, shot a :0 over the Glen Echo and (fielding figures on Frank ‘Frisch—Batting $57. fielding Hornsby—Batting .355, ficiding 1 : S.-——Soccer foot hs yr it Susen Reasie 100 ates plared in Great Fritain vee Birmingham 6 Bolten Wanderers | _TUESDAY EVENING, 1927 , ad b Be gat, (SE The Passing Show. SEE where the Spartas Millers ~ — — hy « he frolic was featured D3 ers snd spirit of never-say-d The Hauters hauled off a Roses. : “a - 4 ; mes + d 4 (j aha ced a errivie VA A If the jockey pulled Stocking up? The st - Perhaps you will not agree with. All things considered it may be 'said that the dog show given by the Mississippi Valley Henne! Club at the Coliseum was a howling suc- “$3,000,000 Water Reserve Go on sale.” Don't buy watered stock. . 1.4 £ . a+? - *h ar Speaking o udeville and o ~ . e.« > ~ +> spring vegetables it seems t! success of a wise cracker 9 _ e - - Ye!) is Ut On the (ee der —_ Fs | — 7 ; i . + _ A “A ’ ex 2 ‘ - . ‘sf “ } re ce tae ,e€€d has - 4 " ipo. > ; y ‘ > y "arr? oe —— a + o ‘ | : - > 2 7 ~" } ad > . 7 ~ . rs . t , 4 s vA 4 “Cherry Tree Annexes Main juana Race. 4 ay - j T i ~ ij ay ° Answer Beecuuse it is a dav for the banks to close “Obscure Drug wrist Leares ions, GROWING PALNS., “Cahokia Heal Town After Years, j . ~~ 7 @ 2 > > To 4 ‘ - j a ‘ — ’ - . a - th ? . > ‘ . a ° ig Ss Lreacyvy Das a we te t ¢} I t # I ~ . a ; » 4 MAJ Nae Ouis 7 iT . ; - oo ho , wed Uy i sy " x it Ott ne _—— M14. oii %e : $ I tf the Amer 1 « ru » + r -— (Se ‘ ' , Sea ar? > . > e ~_ ~ c 7 = . 4 Se ~ , a 5 AW 'e sary - > ’ be i e, — esierGga Rh ra & I ee Record tn Per T.” a = e “ \ 7 ~ aes Te Q v > 6 4 rs) ? , +o © oe aol . © VTi st he wrist ~ maker Jack Tippett as t ; » ™ i - . + — 2. “ - Win Aa y/ atirac lions Vi. a ezarding the winner, and madly We'll plunge on his entry that ‘° 4 xperts believe that Bewithus, Buddie Ys or, Boo ought ifp for his division in inc five ears ago an: | won 0 aaa before he .entered Strong Opponents Local Favorites. favorites are planned bys »~ + day ema ne was trying to Si sitfape to go into the r ioment’s notice The prospective flyweight ©¢ 4 c ‘- 4 wid p — bids fair to previd f the most interestin | Matchmaker Tippett has arran been te Schnemann has fv ‘ * uled because of his hefty roclivities and the fact t 1e former sailor started b — ++- = oS a amateur Cor npetitio i a ine out Promoter Jack Tippett Seeking for Mate he doubie ai bOxXing program to be he New Coiljseum néxt Tu night, April 12 Tippett stated . ai ring rivals LOY the event 7 - Hiorner is . accept - > - » . + ns (or a = +> a ny weilte Yeie hi = Le fT} tT New Coliss mi ay Sik om _— — ™ 2 «ar 1@ ioca! zg art saz ‘ rneqd ¢ . — y, :' om w davs ag siccessi asion of New York stic circ! er + ho) r total of a? st 1 alked 4}? ai i. tories within the last thr ce aid in = 2 last three programs iippett senea 3. — + ga four-year enlistment = a the U. S. Navy, from which h ha 4 Lucas the all-navy champion- - | @ ~ hy . nual tourneys, taking t chat ionship belt out of compettitiol profes- sional contests, lost only three de- ie ~ L- 3 KNOCcCKEG soe aia we Ne :: Voight Medalist In Pinehurst Play Amateur Chastlans 36 Holes of Quailfying Round in of yesterday. gave him ie Quait x ore rol - 4 * - Eugene Homans of Englewood J. was the Oniv other 135 Strok ’ troKes. . Ace a Tee , VOC LTT - err he z ? i y . — we ~ r ry 4 « 4% ‘ - 2 . A _*> ack rag Stros aque % . Od s 4 t > ‘Bika. . =] + “a 7) - = ar ¢ r his r anG i)¢ 4 ai e WAS or ed ae « a -, a . - - tr + ~ - . z x j yt Ww a ~~ rok r par tT te - ; vectordaday, was ra ra rse of 6.9 yarde, and to a = - ~f @xe i s&s & ‘ ‘ one 6559 nce ¢ _o } Pt — : ru € | Voight'’s card .- a* a« 44 $+ 444— “~ . oo _- 44 44, 454 3o— = > M Fownes Jr. of Pitts- v t ? Bey se > ; ae | a i ’ ‘ ” 4. whix ie With h ” é i47 for features Exhibition Games of Major ind a Mobile es em their sev- Pacific Const Results. tomorrow from an undertakin Joe Harris Goes Back Home. K TO GET — INTO CONDITION ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . “Ne ome — ne er oe eee aes vr a —_ —_ ee ian A - - - ——s nie nothing of a ban on disposing of ati ior > Rog (ets “4 Out of 5.” Pirates heat Beaumont 15—1l11 yes- STAR ATHLETE OF oe | i torAaar nice : yond sé ms Se | 30 YEARS AGO, DIES/¢" 2 nicely hurled game | ea with th2 Moriarty Lets Six Men Oat. A noted St. Louis athlete the baseba’! DETROIT. Mich., April 5.——Man-jivears ago died Sunday San Francisco 12, Portiand 11. tablishment at 15198 Seattle 3, Los Angeles 2 boulevard, to Perpetua | Oakland 1, Missions 0. Church. with interment ° Joe Ha-- ' Oniw three games scheduled taine Cemesy Rickard Plans to Hold Title Bout | In Philadelphia ° | [In Bears’ De T IS reported Tex ! take the Tunney cham- pionship bout to ee 38 | w when | four year limitatiors were The funeral will De at ‘AN GILDI Howley S - Set Down In Ope by a Special Correspond FORT WORTH, Tex., April { ' »minated by Manager Dan Howle \Errors Result : i The Concordia & ,ball team won from U., 2 to 1, yesterday af ~~ » reconciled to the fact that he will be forced to direct ) tlekets in the way Liggett Field in the first ; . of the spring series wit ston gb Shem ST te ea Is bring about a “decent profit the local intercollegtate ote ig game re =e A tees . rot a | ‘+s healing but ris, veteran utility player, formerly 5 have forced Rickard ship series has been > s Louis nex Sal mad : c every effort; with the Red Sox an Senators, ; toward Philadeiphia as the site tween Concordia. Washinel eontest with Fort Worth here t ten matters, | left the Pittsburg Pirates at “Beau- 2 for the battle ground and St. Louis U. Cone vangilder bad an important @% chance of i: / mont, Tex., yesterday for his home ickard will ask the commis- Washington will meet oe His task was to make tay. Walter|at Franklin, Pa., where he will re- (4 on to allow ate ror top priceS day afternoon for the “for 4 shutout suffered by the sualty from in-/cetve treatment for neuritis. Har- |) and that restrictions their three games. The a ans heer yesterday, when the -e in Florida, ris. who has been a sufferer a- i) ainciihe seats be rem be played April 29. m= Louis . 7? bi ' \' ore Ric mar i* . w bes neof — ithe Oo fgg, pitcher for the old Christian |. Mehl's grounder. Ig ¢ —sor F = | “| Ty * bal ive 4ass ’ ; : io - > ’ - — ~t* ‘ es >| ~ . *% —_ _ asbacbaa . if hie: ra beatae Lea . -* = 7 eo ferr ery - + Rir Q x recriiits Ti" arp released veatecr. |ere ‘ ‘> _*Fze haseba i played o6 ced Seh Grn & Be itsmen a ir- ix recru : | i cee re a ee qitight to dive for a cateh® ++ im hoatir - at ] 1s and the team will be! fullback on the footbdDail eleven and;. . p its if? Deal Zz ad *. a Veaiia 2 4 4 ‘ a lowed the ball : to drop a : 4s « ors, 10 to 3,| further reduced within a few davs.|starred on the track aiso. being /),.45 Chuvala agafm i Wa eam ‘ - ig ae hNaa ts 2 redfs — . m ; “ ‘ e , - , sae i. . . i , ) oS fant was vas ai a ; iter? snor = a] to d 5 rne | OF vards in adout i'single 1. ash! ngton Tun : - _ 7 v3 7 . . . sis | a ee eee ste nd eo onneli, were/;,., Rohe oa jays and gav oP —e 1 Beet > , ... ¢1e% second:- Oldtimers ber! ny Eichler from sec ond = 72 andl gave |e ence cow Woah of ae ee ee ee ver | by Bich *-1o Meet boston ae oyt ob Bc... mi hs ‘i ‘ R olph Kneisch ihim as paving’ .axcen as ners drive to center. Bi t tougher for Jexas Leagu re ot iment on the gridiron than ‘T! CONCORDIA SEM WASHINGm S - their 1 left-hand: a Div« ner, ani JACK oS ¢ Touisan aa he played li 2 on es oe . . . * a6 . ‘ ne me aii ‘ . _ > *-* ~f n s Rears in their Holland, an outfi¢ ler, sent to the iapout 19 years, from to cake - 2 Oo | oe oc cy \ barrage of Toronto Leafs. 1902, in the days when P| L.Mehis» 9 ° S'kes | zs) = = i] World's Piétaisional Cham- : pionship at Stake in Inter- national Series. i ; PAape SFP Aa Fal ‘ a) J * i ber er le ro | 33 332>32 2 +221 woa20000~ s > a 22 rr Mila! Like a Mild Cigar? —Then you'll like Van Dyck. It’s mild, wonderfully mild, and ANDO KNOW ITLL STOP RAY BESTOS BRAKE. LINING AND SERVICE. ’ CEatral { YOU CANT SAY“*WHOA" A GASOLINE GONDOLA UNLESS YOU SAY IT WiTH Washington Av. 7586 that much ship. Let’s tonight. You have been in tending to join’ the ““Y’’—but you have been putting it off Every day you de lay .you lose just fan. physical fitness and good fellow. * go— “EXERCISE IS PLAY” AT THE Y. MLC. A. 16TH AND LOCUST le yeang men 18 years old or a a or FREE sotm im the big a pleasant-tasting besides. A Good Looking Cigar? good to look at as it is to smoke. A Generous Value? — Well, just compare Van Dyck with the cigar you now smoke. Compare it size-for-size, price-for-price. Then, we're confident — — Then you'll surely like Van Dyck — for its fine, clear wrapper and distinguished shape make it as NEW YOR, April >.—Two Nae ional Leucue gre champions, Ottawa Senators an 4 Boston Bruins, j r whey. Sticks afresh te @ay for the final series in the an- nual Staniev cup playoffs for the world pi fessional ch impionshi» he Bruins won into the final Pound by beating the New Yor Lancers. cl mpions of the Ame?fti- man section during the regular sea-' gen. 3 goals to 1, in Madison Souare Carden. last night. Ottawa was able to defend a season. of pacemaking in the internation group with + ——s over Montreal] Canadiens thoi ' tes? Dawf night res: ited ‘in ‘s 1-1 tle. S% Tots SOUS CO ; lucme the two-za' s‘ries measured tie lard of the four teams and 6@ i= Boston was returned @ nm 2 roais to 1 Neitheg tancers could score Im ir first meeting at Loston Sat (pt tan Ob k , : d of 4 with the first win over Capa- @ien=« Saturday. and ran the sertes mtazce to : l in the tie last The « , nions » series befwee#kh yaton and €@ttawa will open ton Thursda’ right The tear th the world title conceded tite winner of three tussien Tie Bruins also entertain Ottawa Apri S with the third contest scheduled ; th Canadian eity about Apr DEMAVE KNOCKS OUT STABENAU IN SECONE Tony Stabeneau.tn the St. Sa Glas rink last night, Tony departing em the nicture in the second rowa er he - f'oored f e times. , - ifter th. int nd he was de Clare d the timekeeper jG@s s ‘ is his- feet Som “ + Teny wae on hie feat ’ ‘have made Ii e differ eMmce | 1s he was on the rou @ made’ the fans yell when @ AEgered Demave and drove Bil tn: ” or lt was a@ 4ving min ‘ePpurt ang wns — re @§ CODASCO TRACK TEAM LOSES TO ST. CHARLE 3 if hool trad ad triumphed Owe high 7 o . ‘3 3 iewort . =o os : : Lear the '? s » 7 * - fir | ee _ od - : " ‘* + . p : © ths >and cov Fae Meee e* hes and the is land bigh jam % _ *T : Bs . cle r a.so stare : - f-- . ‘ Pat ¥ ‘s ef me intry Dar wen @& ae Dole and shet DP hyere? Be « ft - aro thiete, Wa _ “ey ; Hr 4 , 8 Pt * ~~” > Re - for 34 days = 5 8 -T). i“nh? eas . thei. * ied ° here tast Fr ; rmer:? ¢ New weight forfeH money «4 make the reautred & one-Gtarter of a poug i nln tii = ur fyriongs “~ SOP re | 16 $o LP om «= ‘ie «¢ Harwes 3 16 +e) DD bs | Ts. ae } M a. m¢€5 Watehola She -ty ; oer Crust and Turkey's Neck > SECOND RACE—Five and ore half $

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——. 97. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ WANGILDER IN BOX FOR Jowleys Men ' Set Down in Order In Opening Frame —_— — PAGE blhreine LE tt tt: itt - -- — a - - — I ne eneme Rolls a M layor : ‘2 Thi Swimming Titles At Stake Tonight Lewis a Wooden Head, ae Named Captain Of the Bears | Sprint in Fourth aes ee ee ee | | Four-Day Program of National Dog Race Tonight In W restling W orkonts T Joe McCarthy, is trying to A. A. U. Championships is reform an outfielder who ° ‘Sterling Kennels Have Other | can slug the bell. tate a " ra Opens at Chicago. Good Greyhounds Entered; | the rena rages eg sear ti ees By No Means Wins | came after a long study by the . CHICAGO. Special Event. oe ULSDAYT EVENING, APRIL §, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH BROWNS IN SECOND GAME WITH FOR L$ aint INDITION aE —=—=——— rrors Result , In Bears’ Defey By Concord eachers Score _ Twice Bobbles—Second Game fh Series Thursday. | The Concordia Seminary ball team won from Washir = £6 1. yesterday afterng iggett Field in the first came e local intercollegiate champig Ship series has been arranged} ween Concordia, Washi; Ngtonot and St. Louis I ‘ ‘oncordia Washington will meet again Th uay afternoon for the Secon nd heir three games.- The third be plaved April 29. Costly errors by the Ww ashing eam and a lack of hattin at needed ~~ Wasteful | Girl to Pesek POPP BP BDL LOLOL DD AAA A le hk ee Third Baseman Has ‘Soft’ Job McCarthy Finds CHiITCAC Chicago Cubs April 65. ranacer. io), for 4 ee a "ewes. bn ty 7 4. eee & ” - 4 PHS te ~ Hie ie %, Can ee a _— — bar Crowd of About 100 Pays 25 Cents Each to See Principals Thursday Night’s Bout Do Their Stuff—Referee to Be Selected Today. ee ore i By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. “me FORT WORTH, Tex., April 5.—Elari Vangilder, who has been s.minated by Manager Dan Howley of the Browns to pitch the open- spring series with the world champion Cardinals in got a chance to work out his arm in the afternoon. er a ee ye BROWNS Z 1 eee Fie es , at ‘at the Madison Kennel! Club. iing has Wasteful Girl, winner cf! eh FORT WORTH ? a ithe fall Derby in the fourth race, | g pun | Fort Worth’s ‘arting pitcher | : : q eS and Pride of Kerry in the sixth . moments took a y »¢ Howard. ee a | ; bE ET ecst enue eee ailie. oka tee sont “a rt ees were : eckman fear +, e* . eS —— ‘ 3 ce & iney ra : 1 much succes Cay. OWT ror ie chimne LODS., br a nicely al gy ga a —_ mh i - cae siiememmuibiar seats The Batting Order. 3 ie F a Sterling last year led all owners in | portation from Chicago, and to the : : an struck out ten men »§ BROWNS—Rice tapped to How- Rice ef E” Moot > daa 7 eo | Purse winnings, taking down $25,-| delight of the spectators forced | modern time to alked two. Thiess. Conce 4 and Was out at first. O'Rourke Te sega vor gi ’ : : | 000 on an investment of $18,000 / Sandy to leave the 1ing after 10 | of pitcher,” struck out seven, walkgaeens called out on strikes. Linde- | Williams Ir. onetehy Tb | : mee )0= ee 1 Trish Greyhounds. ‘or 15 minutes. The headlocks wer x. Each allowed five hit more threw ou! MO BUNS. | Adams 2h. “Aesee cts ge Bs, g 3 | . aes Rex Cantonian, one of the favor too tight for Scotchman— Serkes’ bobble of Beckm 7% FORT WORTH—Gerber threw “ees tel ae dem > Oh. iia Re r. # ia ites with all the fans, gces in the | which is some tight | hrow to third allowe a we got ge. Moore. Richard di) Var : ie ‘ No eel Ro 8 seventh and appears a b. the best. | Lewis appears he be in oncordia tally, Chuvala sg Oring 3 Be errs alte iy ammmereT eta: Rhy sie Os EA Pas = me? He will have Motcr Speed, wens good condition, although Ee Taal Pee and Pride of Kerry \Iy a little overweight. Pesek, on ated Presa. April & foufre day program of the National A. A. ing championships opens ibe IIA es eo ed Likel} oo as — The manager of statistics which proved that the third only had an average of chances a game. McCarthys« hunch seems to be working out ¢/, for the Cubs have slug- ging their way through the minor leaguers ever since. a 4 ae Weg game of the ij Louis next Saturday, sntest with Fort Worth here this yangilder had an important as- Paten ment. His task was to mal} for a shutout suffered by ors weowns heer yesterday, when the & rouls club was held to one pase man ma ate .* we - re . / “ m os POS BS: Ie Fhe rete oh oe ate ee Rn he ode pe he a a 4 ve te LU. swimm tonight with almost al] the world’s holders entered itn the ten two (ie sagt he wel- ecord the | followers will of : Ser Saas ben P ERIN Pe Si ig By Jack Alexander. A crowd of about 100 persons watched Ed | Pesek, principals in Thursday's wrestling program at the work out at the National gym yesterday—at 25 cents a he The “Strangler,” still ;'ogg erheads, to orde y q pene ra] 'claims the world’s championship, blood-letting in the forum or mar- | ket ple:e (les curia) and ennons | famous headlock grip A | on recent im- Greyhound — the return Sterling kenn2i to the races Sterl- | SE tat t bye ‘ li events. Johnny Weismuller of Chicago, world’s free-style sprint champton, | will compete in the short-distance 'races. Walter Laufer of Cincinna- ti, backstroke champion, expects to repeat In his specialty. Pete Des By the Associated Preee, Jardien of Miaml, Fla., the diving WASHINGTON, April 5.-—- Manuel! gbampion, ts here for that event. of the Spanish Da-|Helen Meany of New York and defeated William T.| Ethel Lackie of Chicago will give national champion, |@Xhibitions tn diving and = sprint ‘races in which they hold the 'world’s titles, but the chamption- events include only men’s Several Big Ten gswim- among the 235 "iden and Mies tied Western | 2atators. Capt. Paul Samson of indoor champion, defeated Alonso| “ichigan, who led his squad to Tom Mangan, a Washington |victory In the Big Ten champion- player, in a doubles match, gten | chien is among the collegiate sprint —_ stars trying for Weismuller’s title. EL PRODUCTO TTT ETT = Seeeease~ “Bmenuae and John Coliseum, ad. tonight Lewis Charles weet m ? 2 4 4 4 4 4 eee ee i i i i a ALONSO VICTOR OVER BIG BILL TILDEN IN EXHIBITION ‘MATCH WwW ho Werte BS we Fe 4- | practiced his McDougal, a fo eer" She ae Sandy We em, Phas heey This custom has degenerated in wt issuance | Alonso, captain Building for all present folded and the mere rhe Pdaaae yt Ale x —— an order § (froin Cup team, | Commissione former iwith hanes | quietiy when the monitor signal in order not to d Other classes. In oth to sit walk out Kives the isturb the imembers of r words the ee Sas ‘ co 73 Sisier. tennis Ambassadors | ine and other | ship capitol s official | matches. imJY 6—4, ’,' ming stars are ight in an exhibition attended by the ainand Argent the score was 4—6, e ee ee ee ee 1. | mate . f redo) Ne | age fairly sing! +O , wa OR oe Sea : B~ sfh 03 ’ 2 oa ont Be? as Dns wee ~~ Ye — customary | referee | i i | ! ia nd j eg = Th 1S selected some Catch A aes gs sata ~ a time nae Fa ™ - eo elaine, # ey, 7 oa Seione tise. y OR Ps eek, Oke bene? le a " P y a 4 \ ae ¢ Fd on ps ; b methaimantie i At : ota parece erent Sone “ ‘pe ry - ooo as ae fee ae : rt sm We OO ie so ‘ 7) Pull ee an he NI i EE yn » lll ge a ee >> ox: poate is seme ~ lorld’s Professional Cham- } pionship at Stake in Inter- Total 2] ntat an Was! ineton ...... sy DOs national Series. “an Aina fe tf) : ? | = CAR ad nton E “*a* ~*~ wed “3° ; 2 3 . 4 4 4 ee +} Liié MEAD McARDLE. ee ey saad aed Barker. Soccer president of, League and | for ee ee Hh OP ea Y Se age ante cl Pan NEW YORK, Louis tional League Ottawa Senators and Boston Bruins, faped their hockey sticks afresh to- day for the final pual Stanley cup playoffs world professional] championshi: The Bruins won int the beating New I ampions of the April PO fp i nan Na- ti 7 St. \V es commissioner of the Unit-} ed States Footbal] — Tw 0 bTateat | PiU *, tern ” Association, an- | nounced that the replay of | the Western the | Mills rs of this city and the | Washington today ‘ series in the an- for th semifinal] between on ng pelle ~ cil bring nL: 5, Jah +4 ew hee hurdles. beat with aap cago would be York Amie ri- n section during : thy . - Fular Se4.- ago next Sunday. the national! | cor nroba bly ScOoOr Bouquet 10c straight ision, Willie Foley send lis lay aboutit. Lewis | ; arms’ length, loud grunt, nd rolls over shadow feet, COU Ags a second round . . “After beine floored five ¢ knockout over Tex McEwan, Phil- Time eight rounds. Braun Tony delayed getting up after the aMfth Knockdown and he was de- red “out” by the timekeeper just @ he arose to his feet S Though: it that Tony Was hie feet, bot it would have made little differ- mace, anyway, as he was on the road a knockout meome of Den Sonly grazed Tony, full benefit of the fourth knockdown. made the fans irough the box. Clayton popped | 4 Mehi's Riascder. In the th | on the outside, the | , : whuite. NO RUN; latter seerns to like |the other hand, seems to be in per- referee furore is a bang on ight to dive for a b —_" en 1 ers ‘is ‘the sand track and might be closer _ - ) t j ‘ : , 4 | ’ lowed the bal] ire a ul Wasteful Girl outranks her field | wrinkle. Lewis stated. that he was | Part of the ballyhoo. : 4 ‘ “4! Op irom 7 i a ea ' will probably be S¢ orin “h AW m ‘ ° i ‘a . i single Washington ‘tf pa | score She was not right in the | weight, 225 pounds, while Vesek | ; sy chat "AS Score “rhe ee cis ai Pa “ep | si idtfian sie. y Eichler from second on Ww . ‘South until near the finish, yet .s/|caid he was almost exactly on the CONCOR! 1A SEM. WASH] NGTON | Chicago Sunday ‘only half ready. Tecumseh Bluej weight. Pesik thus will be con- aR. + | ABR ci & In Hockey Fina! and Dirk are the contenders. The |ceding about 35 pounds to Lewis 0) S'fond Te ‘i 4 ; — ——-—-. National Challenge Cup Com. ihe can get around the first curs: } could concede twice that much. jin the lead. Mayor Doesn't Feel Hurt. ° Ee ge he sixth, Nearth bBraugh : Replay of Tie Game. Bg ae | In : er : = of Brainerd. Neb.. about the ring | Ransgsor™ looks like a spread. Originally P ather contumeliously for one of | tSurnstone Kennels, he was entered | uM . ; . \ Burt a ag Nir ain and will be relieved to know that no . ag »AY > i he J2JVU0 In a se ig “ace an : ead McArdle, Missouri Val gstine DB hard feeling exists as John and Joe . ; aman , ible to make the Shamrock speeder champion and record holder, 1€ i“ e - ' . the re. ell gether last night and not a cross : i : Be arden ark las )€ QO was unanimously cledied to cap FarSes “ word was spoken. Pesek, by the swimming team yesterday. Mec- | finish ahead of Irish Lad. but did not bring them to Madison. | Ardle has won his event in every Cimaroon Pat is much the best in Lewis, after polishing off Mc- | ‘ nts , % "lL 4 ~g>e ] wee ancl r ¢ Smokv Blue rating . . . : iria FP. C. of Chic past two years. He succeeds . ee human head which figured promi-| in Chie Capt. Roland Bacr, sprint star, Cilra. nently in the news photos some ed by ( ile last nigh on, 3 goals to it M; - on , : Baer squad, quarter i” oe rece split vertically into two parts like, ne i tens sip af er country schoolmaster would split was able 4 aS rece ived by ba ker in a te le- | in coming fast and v ould ar apple . LO ~ i i a Se ison + cr : ies é : aigectalin ne oF 2oulIS also had ut In! have won ata long er dis- re il peemaking in the internation?! ' 4 pid for the ene Roosevelt Wins : a sili gg a038 95 ‘ | i 1 kept apart by is winln springs and J at i. ) :f ,f a at 1e Mesadions althouch t} . if mendous burst of speed when Lewis clamps agiens, aitnot tes lust 34g he tx ele. b: } +} Sa ee attied t teh lock, the only feasible hold on this | leg Pr orTer « ‘i stre Ul : ' Total £0: rn x 3 ; ‘ ade Oe bter entering the I particular oppons nt, the springs of 109 minutes each to fifth position. | =» tO Z Cc ee wer | ( gtandard of thie four to de : f . > a rat SyuuUcEt zed Ino One hom ofene ous that basis Boston wo ee lmported ror sngian . an mass. Millers will charges ‘away with the opening race a! d , through workouts aft airg? ( Pees \ by 6% Bring nor Rangers f ce St: corre ict ‘ ictorv mistory ol Meir first meeting a : : shail : in preparation for the battle. Prior rie ¢ m Cc ,j “4 Toy = "eo ] : rv } " ‘ + > he ®, With the first win over Cana.‘ Dis departure following the last ens After Hitting Home al UF ene tie ‘ . RaAmMe., mens Saturday, and ran the sertes advantage lo — it} i ae — Vv pre he \ ould re - we ~ RLS ~~ sf LPL Pa "4 is evera! tin ‘ =a real ig might. ,turn tor tne replay game. . ’ ary scissors h and a en Last Night’s Results y ecis Sper ne The champions S ween : : id eames sl a cae here, e fir: all ™~? . ‘ > *g> “se _ . k - } Vv we ry Cie ertzen who Was 4 ley Conference breast-strokc KeT by Hen - : attended the greyhound races to- ; > F ; ? . jis fav anc ] ures to tain the Washington U. 1925 a ) his favor and Sigur way, Owns a kennel of greyhounds, . » ithe ller Boy is the one tank mect for the | tie Miller Boy js th Dougal, took on the replica of a ? ‘. aia tila in 7 4 ne t ? > es ty ous , , , i eg ae who will, however, returh to the No Means won the feature year. ago. This is a wooden affair nmittee and word | en's Rae Ronee ede = winni ra length Si Square Garden. last night. Ottaws | aaaeeeammamees a : a rae me. |. Beni aiid es ae colored plate it} { contest. Silver Tip showed a tre- group With victory over gna ret] L ia , sast Sunday at Louis | on the bead- ‘ evens | led the | finishing a length behind the!,., Bet resulted in @ 1-1 tie. culation $0 minutes ana two ex} iD Last inning two-game er aT 7 ; contraet and the parts are | % Bryn Coldstream, a dog rec Manager of the rom * . c Ig lv ' +? winner, o 0 iis to ao ‘ ', one of the longest tomorrow night and again Fridav mh f oe again Friday Dyvic, Brothers’ ial Weak- " may. Otfawn took a lead of 4 : Joe Hennessy, star forward ~ country. . ling ) he sel nf , Run to Tie Score. specasgaae vrestling = iii J The winner of the Ben Miller was ve he leve _ MNnnins on Thursday 0 oppose the Holleys of Detroit 5 conceded th: on April 17. St. Louis inner of three ADA tg x be: | though t the Canadian city tne have discussion is being problem. In that over the it has got to sucha stage loggrerheads, but the wrestlers SEeaBeBeBeaeeaeaeeas ~~ SRBeeaaeeaaeaeaagae ¢ 216 ran. ; en 2 is 1 igh, [Ge en: 880 888 Seah! > ty owns managers pre at the managers when thing Bankers 2/20° Be too, and loggerheads some pops, you miay lay to that ,Among the ancient Greeks it was a custom of the Emperors, when . there was .an ac “ onors in iers, race which usu- rat 31 . KINE Jize iden TLrean nm | J] Dumb. Lady Like at Xi u a! ally Coronas 15 Se eaeaeewee. SEER BRE Ba Saeseseeaeeeeeesees sa i velt ‘ride |Preparatory Le: | game, Groepper, who is ‘most of the sbihaiaiassonel ‘team in league games this season, iheld C. B. C. hitless for the PHILADEL PHIA —Jimmy Jones, four innings and Roe, who Youngstown, O., defented Joe Si- pass in the first inning, was monich., Butte, Mont. 10 rounds. | lv man to reach during Louis (Kid) Kapian, Meriden, time. The Rough Riders tal- Tg Conn., outpointed Johnny Cetcoli, in the sixth wt sauselle sin- | Time, :20.2.° “Chanticleer, Preen. E i cine! eount. After | Scranton, Pan 1S rounds. mae was sacrificed to second, and | | | Mi del Chance alse ran’ | hehitaelene champion, an ack le lo Tony got up| SOMee7. Wietanten. Wee cows’ jecored on Seykra’s double te left Fields of Los eel | scepcionaics ‘ n draw with Johnny De Marco, ~« : : ‘ OUD oO left. | lide ¢ Duvio, C. B. C. hurler, drove out | Red While 3 for 5Cc Fields vel} when he | ere ar | Philadelphia. | , ; Blu emave and drove him —— a home run to tie the score. but ping é ql m. | Mandell finish ing Pamito a COrner It . af ‘ ? . , . 4 ° Ww as 4 in nia ; ‘ _—— - : > ' o more. inn, New York, won op a foul uppy Sweep The EE xe note ‘Peetet. and last inning and paved the wavy /and Modern CODASCO TRACK TEAM ee ey ine Sasder. New | for Roosevelt's runs by passing two |, EIGHTH KACcE— LOSES TO ST. CHARLES York, drew with Harry Ferry. after fanning the first bat- | } McKeesport, eight rounds. serhman, Sauselle and RS a Fe he he High School track eo cleet ; | Roberts hit safely to drive in the : y and We ‘Ty Wille aiso| pound lin and field squad triumphed over N. J. — Vince Dun- ran. cratched, Red Leaf, 136% POuntrs Day Hieh on the latter's id PeSerday, 72 i 22 K'lsworth winning runs. outpointed Al “i Beaumont Sate Viklehm, Gr % « — ¢ it ute epidemic oO! CRITICS DISAGREE ON MANDELL-FIELDS BOUT Assoriaird Preea, ’ a a a ae ’ - ’ Piva f.bs Usb de April imes. adelIphia, te NEW YVORK.—Honeybouy Finne- gan, Boston, whipped Frankie kink, Texas, 10 rounds. likely to for Carlson's sme first ory drew Puritat Fino 13c or 2 for 156 the paper men toda} ; verdicts on tiie ‘Tsji0on between first ave & no-de: knockdown vet he took len § > _ Kest SEVENTH RAC ‘E—F ut urity: oe lf Race most local the edgre, did most strong maiority aad ings] appar- *aqgtentiy believed tl | Mandell's title was not in danger as Fields faile 9 muke the 120- ighed itn at had made weight c} ced out the foul h- draw. M: iti A box of El Producto is a handy friend to have omg And it . | deeethosndl Selection: | || SOGUE tie Dest proo Greyhound Selections i Mio € thar El Producto’s mild, yet distinctive blend gives real enjoyment — and gives it all day long! 2eeaegeegeaganr Charles pounds If Fields NEwaARk, dee, Baltimore, Roosevelt S88 GR8 eB Be ODO OD el OL NLL el ~~ ie ee ee ee a a a a i a t} ep Tonight’ s ‘Eatries title holder faces Conway, Philadelphia, 10 rounds. | urday in tne leafru opening nq | uld have won MIAMI, Fila. — Bennie Touch- Iwill face hard opposition in the stone, Minmi, knocked out Jimmy ‘h : ° eet h § who have shown wel] Francis, Jersey City. 10 rounds, he | ee m pra 4 " eae o--touss | Satins. ithe St. Louis U. Varsity but eh See oe a '6-4 in a recent game “Lefty” 4 a Tistene trons, San Antonio, four rounds. | eae see wen one anewatn Meic+ ms . ' i on Pal aa... , - : at : — ‘ ip] es 2 Pole ae gd veers ay, Won the | “ig eg EI a Pe acne |best last year, is rroomed gs , pas, ee eee a RE shot put deli, igutwelght champion. ito open against the Rough Ride: Roral Hampton Nowvill = no-decision bout with Jackie | Saturda ss ") nd wil! bh ce j ady Caldron faptaw Field, Los Angeles, 12 rounds. ee ee ee opposed © THIRD RACE—Futurits eee |: «nent Nek the hill by Bill Groepper, Roose- - Tur! res HOLYOKE, Mass. RING NEXT —_ WEAVER GETS BERTH | By the Asso IN MID-WEST LEAGUE PARI S, pone ».—Georges "Se arpen- ' Brauch | By the Associated Press. ier is willin to fight pe oo EVENTH RACE—I laney. Reckless Buck [Racing Results kept out by organized baseball, 5.—Cas ut and | . aaliatens “I certainly will accept a bout f _, a with Jack Delaney,” said Georges| It arlman ran». | Buck Weaver, former Chicago Whiteito L’Auto, which inguired of him Sox third baseman, was ‘velcomed last night into the Midwest League, Wired we ee ee a LO™\O LN LWA A FIRST RACL—Three-sixteenths Bobbed Hait y Hilare Siar lost b’antuior be! iment (; iden ri] *4 ihe Mystery } 1 rd Tramp. SECOND RACE—One-auarter mile: Ralls iders, ice tilts. Beaumont outhit aa nsicn Pe re Se ee eee ee ee ee eee 1—Belmonti, The Mystery, Pan- taloon. 2—La Verne, Bally MePride. 3.—Timity Bell, Lucky. 4.—Wastefal Biue. Dirk. ‘warter mue: ".— Amber. Comrade 6.—Nearth Brauch. Pork, Irish Lad. T—Hex Cantenian, Motor Speed, Pride of herry. i—Cimaroon Pot, Smoky Blue. ?.—By No Mr. Hoe Doo. ! BEST--CTMUAROON PAT. —_—=———-_ SE EE Spre of the being : j : ; . Newville Ceres, ere Hal. 1 ee tegen RR at ma AB NI Riond Beggar, fort meeb Mac Telay events | Tommy O'Brien Suspended. HOLLY Woon. ‘al... Anril 5.—The has sus- veteran for fouling boxer. in night. York, also forfeK money on the required 156 | arter of a pound. Ctrl, Tecomsch rrett Iienest JInck, Keen Price range—10 to 30c G. H. P. Cigar Co., Inc. Phila., Pa. (.arden ion ris nm SO OME OL) ENA A ee aac tit ago Miller Roy.. mr Friday of Ne Ww Menns, iated Press. m ak a nds by one-qu p orth Jack De- — ——— oe LOANS ee ea ere — concerning a report thet Floyd! Cimaroon Pa - v Fitzsimmons of Chicago had made! acting Budare him an offer to meet the light! Wiidest Robbie Weary Willie. if ty NINTH RACE —Fut U4 to og ] (HW) Al , T. i’ Ks , | \ ’ 7 anion a 10.50 5 60 y (Warner) .... o.a0 7.50 pe Bobbin ) eae ‘> - ve se) 1: Pad 4, af hy Ry at Best # The s ode, ’ ore mee, a wn, Red Light, Billy Bla ran, . RACE. a sixteenth " of ” ra) 4 Ku 3 $0) 0 Tony Beau. ‘Sam i. anc ote Corfie, EL 4 x0 | ,i'and amateur clubs mi Chicago. ~half fur- |} 4.80) | a group of more than 100 semipro in and around Weaver repeated to the club rep- resentatives his protestations of in- nocence in the world’s series scan- dal of 1919. He said that he had played on semipro teams ever since 1920, and that many a player he had played ball with had been taken [nto or- ganized baseball, so the Midwest Leaguers need not fear that their stars would be rejected by major league scouts. : heavyweight champion. “The fact that I am in a music hall does not I shall not box any more. I succeed on the stage, again. You may be certain of that. And my return to the ring will be in the United States next season.” The ex-champion recently been busy going dance act with Alleen Hamilton and/ five-man event. Florence Walton [In a new revue. to act | tmply that | Even if | I shal) fight | has | rehearsing a song andi dications the Iist, Tis Tangar He 0 Doo Bille Coree. Entries Close Tonight. Entries for the second annua) tn- dustrial bowling tournament will close at midnight and from all in- especially will reach the tour- fen nament figures of last year. A He will make his debut next Satur-‘openings «till remain on the .differ- day. grace and ease of an old stager. He comports himself with the ent special nights. squads that will fegture the |, in the. } | 8% Interest | 59 WEEKS TO PAY acre & INVESTMENT STITUTION 1009 9 LOCUSTST,) . Distributer WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO. 1109 Locust St. St. Louw MAin 3841 is, Mo. ‘*eeenseertets8 -« seeseeGge®

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH canes sad a a Refe cree pte i Ri ~~ . ond ene, 2 2 ae = Ly . 4 * s . ‘ ‘ 2 . 4 i? . rt 7 oad ‘ ; ;* ’ "rt ; ;'% . ” ‘ - we ’ * * , ) ' ceasing a oreign plavers na .* : ‘ ; ‘ > : )™ % . i i i ; s : ; ? * ; ‘ [ s-” o*s * a « : 2 ' 4 . 7 t * : eae : & H. Webb, Trainer of Horse Tough on Little Bill 1 3 : Which Won in 1924, eee i 4 fee : «J = ticrprcrlintle peri ~ i “ ¥ : ' . legen toe An of ? ‘ ‘ j \ : i * Handling Beggar Boy gatiivation, che ‘ ; ; 600 Animals at Track. er: OF z ! : @ Which comprise. e. % ; cvanly TY miali es fro oo . se ‘ preresprorr trary se 4 tt ~ : ihe propuiation ; y me 5% re 7 Stud biaiajm ts Wark tere stprprorinit- idae ali aa tany of Vii. cf - ath ietics. 7 climirtmian puts im ' ¥ 5 - ; : control of the o « CUSMTITILISStOHh i . o e | ge : a nian without ex- W h Thi O = .* i ; j 5 : : perience Or Cite atc 1$ ne : to devote to the SHARPE. — has een monopolizing t - Foam ‘ , sete job. \f ynelight in winter » 7) ; , Phe appointinent of nonsalar- vear-old racing at New Orleans ~ % . . iod Commissioners is unwise and since Justice F went W But & m : may lead to graft. iim ane an — ae = ' , ducational. business and ath- ; 3. hee letis organizations, are barred vill) NOT be Boo at a! ee : : : from promotion, ' 7 " , , i . 3 ‘ his License fees are established at ry : te eth the Stee “ar sage a flat instead of a graduated : iegts sanreieges Cs é‘ % : rate me eording to population. ry , = ; ; | . vee . No-decision bouts are manda- ; ‘a ete, oe a . ‘ Xe Sia ©“ 3 att , aMt@utssiin iia i? . tory. -_ ’ ? » & ” ; ' . ‘ « ‘ z he pa j out . one loca! hook if é a : Aa i YU 5 ‘ oh | in of fs we i} ness | sé bore i 1 i +3 . rrr} S “R wo Génrea’’ ’ 3 ' cey;T ci "" ; . ta ka + . a = PLaata y Lil '.- * 44 - >| hf t*a $ ' - ra se te > | feat ; a tand a $250,000 pay-ott, it . i ’ i j e ‘ = - — i’ M42 i445 ss. cnapgestoade ' a } love should come through. setealindel > | . Bt tint hin : r on sS Té ‘+ cia ri ? } (,ov. Baker = larry Payne Whitn ¢ ee eee age ere is only a remote chance | + “Fa 3 cS i; iia ~ ~he I io 2 ¢ a I 4 vis + ire ago ‘ 1 Will he ‘ : | . a . ‘ . " ‘ ir-old {) iil ‘) @rail ae | , +? ct - nc lint of t t ‘nis en ry will §.at on Be- i vo * teat id Cail 4 mWpor > > i a Ai wi R the event las eParand Mo , 7. s Rud Bauer and 00 | —_ . a a ; IVS {30 (j- y fete kes that . egal Ps. ine ; * biatt. his tr: aioe i: apatite Mee “t } Pea dlevy’ best, in all | ) ; al “se s4i Lrainer, I iS i il Be d le m isre?e cont } é i . ite barring : radit 5 x ~ + 6 * " . L 5 : . + . . Vi ” a } - > f WwW) I Start him igain this sé isi thi, ‘ ‘ aii ,¢ 9 frar nNro- p ‘ Ja hid ioe ()veral! is af Chor } — . 4 2 ‘ aii ‘ ‘ ~ e e Se ié 4 ‘ Fare e | bad LJOW ns ¢ ne | v) . .Ae a ,? men? ; : cass motion neeas nv ! pada ; ey has bee n train in no \ Try bes ”~ sy > > > ° = = ; . ty ling very satisfacto- It almost appears tha e |Qur City Commission. 2 : _— eponsors of the bill so ight mo- ms rs lj ‘or erage SRS TAT wilt h en to the city Ps 4 According co word received , opoly of promotion \ HAT will happen > . ~~ 24% ‘J Js ‘ aaa | ~ > sa . ; - a s here, D. D. Canfield. of N: ashvi] lle, e e commission the State box & 3 se aad : : - = - Tenn., has taken advantage of his Old St ff ing bill becomes a law’ R ¢ first call on Jockey Bill flernert for ee Peewee Kaiser would Iitke to , | o » - ~ ee rah ue 2 the current season.” Senator John- GAIN we have the wrestiers know. It may mean $159 to 7 t > . . ° . . . - ; ; » Bon NN. Camden who has a large arguing heatediv over the Peewee to have the new boxiag . % 4 Stable of horses here has second referee question Lewis doesnt bill go through. ' ; o- 9 " l- : . > ; ** & . call on the boy's services, Bill want Harry Sharpe and Pesek Peewee is under indefinite sus- * Garner was developed by Pete| doesn’t want the officials named pension by the city commission 5 ; Coyne, trainer for the Joseph E. by Lewis—so we are told. and will not be reinstated until | ¢ Widener horses. Working up a fictitious argu- he pays $1590 forfeit money that ; ¢ : . ~ # » . > } > , ~ o = b - Considerable attention is being | ment over the referee is as old he declined to pay some time | * Cirected to Beggar Boy. a full! as Barnum, but it works arco. | & brother of Black Gold. which is In connection with the affair But {f the State commission | ) . - » § ow ls ¢ rR - . St *.. : ~aag ge by H. Webb, who trained: of next Thursday night, among bill fs signed, presumabiy the | . r irs. Rosa Hoots’ Derby winner of. the officials named by Lewis city commission, being In con- 4 192 ' , ~ 4 ae ' ’ : $ 4. Beggar Boy has the same as acceptable (according to his flict would automatically be | ‘ Sire and dam as Black Gold, Black press agent) were Col. William abandoned. BE: Toney-Useeit. He ts, like his broth-| Hopkins and Sam Avery of Tul- Peewee then would be eligible er, a black fellow. further the sim but yet been determined. / 7 .f 1 . | é Assistant Starter Hugh Gilmore &rrived at the track yesterday and Will begin the today. 24 Derby scmargae ae Track. There are about Atiimals a? the track now and when the w i) ter campaigners get in, the number wil] “in 4 ‘ ‘ st work of schooling , increased to about 800 head, the ! * Stable capacity. : F ” > * it There are 24 Derby candidates 5 ere. rhey are as follows F 3. Jd, Rha kham’s chestnut filly. Mary Hielen, Fleetabelle Desha colt, The . Cynthiana. senator J. N. 2 colt, Nor'easter, BS Bunchy, and Gromel, by cew. by Col mej ‘a ee om ae a ek = « Breckinridge’s liuguenot. by chestnut Brumade Camden's by N i rth the chest 71 4 Light Brig chestnu? star IT] colt, Nr- ade-Hioney- R. S.° Clark’: bay colt, Wondlare by Campfire-Pixy, and} AY ooeo Duelist, by War Cloud-Little Fiow. er. and the bay colt, Sea “amp, h* Wrack- ““ 82 or - Mary Le Bus R. Levine's hestnu’ fillw Teare Rohan. by Sw eep cm.T 7 , wood, by. Squardar-. J. W. Parrish's Stocki: ge br Penn oa YD = RIE MERI oer: ingers« echae? ; he Mar ager-Orean Le £0 Treacy 4 ‘3 Walker a hestnu? : ' ye - Reiding, Charger, by Light Brigade Boia Franklin R. Van Mete- and Co's bay colt, John William IT i? fod l-Islingold H. Webb's Slack cols Reggar Re oe’ Black Tonevw.-l enaete Wahta’ Th @it ! +4 r) SOT] S to invite TA. . Oo .« take 9 oe a? Ts , is > | ~ ivi¢ *h } ; Charles Levine of Chi- | to receive a license. | > sa. UZ&K.. cago and Walter Bates of Kan e . e sas City. The fate of the citr commis- | The sting of this {s tn the tail, sion under a State law te doubt- | Walter Bates. ful, however. It might continue | Ed Lewis’ Warne Munn at as a result of which di refereed to function, but only along lines Bates 5 sa laid down by the State commis- i match with Kansas City, Lewis lost his title. In publicity matter Lewis re- peatedly has charged Bates with incompetency in his decision on | that occasion. sion Attorneys believe that it can continne to levy its five per cent of the gross receipts, which, plus the State tax, would be a charge of 10 per cent on promo- tion receipts. tittla * , - ° > - 2) bf o- . But YO W Rates appears on ili This. in addition ts Iieenéa ar 7 ‘a? } rible a . . ; list of eligibies. ———— operating expenses, een mak gy ++? - e ‘ * Sais 42 ible. | Too Much Is Enough. Be B ILtT TILDEN has suffered another defeat. This time Manuel Alonzo of Spain turned the trick When Bill is BILL Manuel is just'a good second to | ~~ Hagen Is Out Students Get Vacation as Of Golf Because Result of Win Ot Foot Injury ror CH Y y april 5, Serious Bruise Fails to Respond NE aampaiggsi van De 6% “Home to Treatment — Plans thusia f their Reaat's Vietets Compete for Ryder Cup, Long Rest. 7 wiokahio. | be weeReneee Born Golfers to * *: Oppose British =: \ 24 gett DERBY CANDIDATES WORKING OUT AT LEXINGTON TRA »3 = a ri st : . oa wa 8S l en Lire.y Ul aia ‘ . . . 3 . n merican- ‘heir performances during the ast three vyears. This information Was statistics submitted vin A. Traylor, president ofa icago bank, and a member of the Executive Committee of the United States Golf Association committee which aeelected eam, whose make- was amnounced by Alec Pirie. . ‘ ew 'e »resident of the Professional! Golf- Seam ;rom ‘ ™= Th a ‘he American ¢t Bred’ Professionals to ip tained by Abe Mitchel} , clude George Duncan, “ Fred Robson, C. A. ¥ eh brey Archie ; George Gadd and Artheg vers. #s? Orn 2Or er. June 10, 11. ® Ass «« : os cme i*@ back by the AsSociated Press. WHI SULPHUR SPRINGS,!>) Jol, ae-the national titlehold- CHICAGO, April 5.—A “home YT Wa 2 . aa ia ot gy oo ee aed otain today |, red” go eam will represent this 5. £6 Walter Hagen is o Whe ed Ed ra Ka ait. country eB British profession- of go.f temporaril als in the second renewal of the! 1use of the uncertain footing. |““*~ ~ t ‘ | Ryder Cup matches at Worcester, AE wd « Sige : “oP » mudd rourses in wg Mass.. June 19 and 11. rT) "ox. He incelied Ris > or the \ ~ a r{t4u ge 4 5 @ ere {> 37) ‘ B + professionals Worces- | ee | ican golf shooters, permitted the deep point collar that’ very + ’ e - . = ie ~~ Le . tnd ~ Ue Mass.. June ! ind lie m - oT Sara ‘lusion of such names as Leo aie ] d fo 5 . nts ‘ 4 a a} - oe ¢ 4 ’ {y _ ae 6 9 P| .ost sun- veal Toh "rT © Farrell Johnny Gols ry ow an com rta dai \ “ 4 is 4 wd ” ; = is w bhbsas ¥ i i & « ; ‘4 tie h as é trou j r two! r ; we Bill Afehlihorn, Gene Sarazen, Jee co say we in ex- onths with vrowth on the so : ; lurnesa and Al Watrous. ceedingly Smart ~~ | an ¢ hie left foot and during tha Wentworth Wins Meet. Links experts excluded by their is | i s for % » ail. BY tae Ass ated Presse foreizn ti r ja T Ox Hutchi- . , cas f ent- econ \f ) lid. Harr ‘ooper os iis a } | i : ; ~- \f IO i ~ ’ J - kK r ne ad . yt S¢ .: . aa : Jim Barnes. Tommy Armour, Crr “ >rf ir | € } j I = arlTé¢ r a » “ae P The Ww Ker = : the . > Wizard Bol Cluett, Peabody t Co. Inc. - CMakers. : 5 n | & ‘ ~ c AHS - o ° bi Tf > ae . J ual ksh ank , , ‘allied tO Win, and ‘ P ‘ .o¢ The miavers were chosen h : 6d pk Seale Ae pete fe MiP Nr rip. ae feat - 4 ~ LES aS x ST SES ee ee Tilted ste, ae tse Rock-Su« cer Mari: ; - Frederick M ‘este miawi rand s strenuous — ; ’ re - ~ Tt) \ oe ae {yrad} eT s br: wn cr t. pers atad ¢ - If he 13 laxon, by Gol en Ma xin llaa?: | _ 5 } ‘ . + T ? Chick and cheetr : Step I at ) I t by Reha in ‘ , . > ij . eT i 4 t h = _ (ne nationai ‘ Wiss FeMain : rius , Johnatanr av eat . Mi te ogg ie “Conese “ * bay colt,| there a's i@ ny Tin 3 Mieh l ime- Ry ish Rox ™ e ° F ran Ix eli¢ Jr . Diack tal 1 | hrow it, Be . To P Stale R — hMrown colt, Bonaire, by Boniface o Frevent Staiencss, Kest: ( 00D ni tinoner. an : J Ae: , ‘ ’ . ~~ 2 “a. — alate ene Two THO s e PD ar | ‘ a) Mu r 5 | 7 AF ‘ 7 ai oe re r ae | when e Da » tourne ré ei] 0 I ‘ “ y ; ‘ Be S « one ~ wr 4 a ; 4 ' Tf . git | es ee A . ) ' dmission ‘ | ‘) ’ | ‘ i i a Pe ig t ' tories U. S. Tax Total 9 cents 99 cents Amateur Baseball Notes. a ' : . tern ; cA : ‘ } Seteenenel 8--Thrilli . Cl a “ ° . -Thrilling Gontests--8 | , Deets : a ; ' :* . « Games aces + scam of one Pakce busses or street car at se gy oe " * Eads Bridge and Jefferson | Hotel. Follow Illinois road The WN wralte ‘ °’ Hen'é saa eB ae" in gt” Bend, Te aD. 1? wears. wte’ = ¢ I atiee foams tn and ‘ T | > & € “he wix ew = - | ‘tem Ti : ike ue " , ty "head Suse. FO Geka * Ema RACING RAIN OR SHINE LiGGETT & Myers Topacco Co. “Be Yourself” In a cigarette, that means and that, in turn, means TASTE atural tobacco taste is the good taste of good tobaccos put together right and noth- ing else! And in this day what a‘‘find” it is! Chesterfield Thay Saltsfy- and yet, they’re MILD Pe ae eee “ete oe wv? Zz yx ay ae ett a. “| y } —. ah suet Oia ais S at Ve are. - : + eae 8 itt aati oth tae eas Marr PE a LEI ae hate. one See Pa ee etna saesaboast bey aoe een? = Seat ee Te s . ‘ STIMMY ore ts a’ grea starting his greatest of the 10 in eleventh attempt h igh ane OTAL FAILS T LAND SCHAEF AMONG LEAD St. Louis Quintet S Only 2764 Pins — eral Changes in } Event Standings. th A Dire T =t. Charles bowling tes ("na lee Ti? tor T)é : th squads of ¢t ms with a 928 Changes in Standinex. Thr new leaders made pearance the two-man gies and l]-event Aa 18- ] out Jirm! Norris, yu » second place ' 1li-@ ‘ 9 weries of 645 630 and for an aggrerat ount of 19% e Cal a>, > > » ‘ —_—_—— a When an exz bus, Father

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az —--. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _._TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927_ | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ PAGE ?' ast JIMMY SMITH GETS 634 SCORE IN A. B.C. PIN TOURNAMENT en en = eS a — aeiiapemean ——— _——— -- ee . oes ne ene + ~= a —_ = = _—_— — s’ Association, was compa illliag Nernst nnd nme tment: meee — ' + ee a rge Sargent of Co), ed mole promtens of Columban gap ST. LOUIS’ HOPES FOR A yt als; Joe Mitchell of the Deen , a ° ° OVER KIECKHEFER IN . ° k , - final round, but it was a * f gS ne St al a LAND SCHAEFERS WI ee ee 3-CUSHION MATCH Wins Over Fin short lived. Finnegan was on top , aner of sxme . hica 0. . & é ° E : " : By the Associated Pres of hin th lefts and rights to g , I I ER RAZZ bowling team, present leaders in five-man event with 3082 score. From left to right, back row: CHicaga Rieti 4cdien tae cin Ge The British team will : be cage 7 oi : ; = 2 | 7 ; ee ° . ® . . ed by Abe Mitchel) ar, Wilson, William Conrad, Hank Bippen and Lee Martin. Front row: Ben Cohen, F. J. Witter and Captain © ©f Philadelphia, former three-cush-| Te Proves No Match fer dw 4 lude George Duncan. Teg. c Jerry Ameling. es red Robson, C. A: wh; . ee se billiard champion, won the first Boston Featherweight "oh i . a te pct ii has tio a Pasties tintin ~ ~~ PPPs a er ~ PPAL LLL LL LP A de the ipcs in tp en eR OES! OOOO block of a five-match series for the Title Cc ‘ te eee i ontencer. - “ — , i i ~ . i i ~ ~ refused to go down, although he Finnegan Easil a very griuay Pink ‘menell ie wd en ae Fa iy nila Fe - o . ¥ ~~ 5 , ms WER. Saas ee ee ee BO ehh eee em Ae 2 - rene POD wate me aw rey Boomer an - i ge he Comyn peorse Gadd and Arthur c oi sccneemenimmmermumenecs championship last night from Augie | - i : Fp a a aa . i i GE a oS soa Kieckhefer of Chicago t} > & ° ' 4 ; . 4 . ) rt , present tit'ic is. Louis Quintet Scores won: Be ok ana ae : ) aie Ut an On hi “he neni | . : ; y a4 Sees S.- Snecial ‘ the Pokt lienatech Reiselt took an early lead with a NEW YORK, April 5.—Foney- Only 2764 Pins — Sev- _ fade | 5 3 | Oe gl , i ieee ee 3 we uP run of seven in the sixth inning “3 , 1°93: ounds, | oe Ye? BB em: Beis. og e | Sy Sa an four more in the seventh The boy ceeeesoasans ie eingeaee: NOW , , featherweight contender from Bos. eral Changes In Minor a o ia tee : : a e. ; j ee Philadelphian kept steadily adding to his score, leading, 50 to 38, by the ton. won an @Casy decision o~ . mo Be Sea aa 4 — - : ; pi a tand in § ‘Ze a : ; . = | si : E a y rf “ » : fi ? 9 ; ' : " P ‘ ? , é ots ” ‘are’ o"sts ‘ . - : Ww ] we tenpin . Oy oe > 4 | ‘ 2 ee e : m *. A ) . . 2 “ 29 block in the sixty-fourth ‘* ning . os. mag : - ; . ay 4 _ » oe jee pig OS i ¥ : 2 aa a Two more blocks today and ‘wo ‘Tom hard lefts to the stomach. tomorrow will decide the title In the first three rounds, both Sal x ¢ Ph i ut - wif £0 * ¥. ta od S: , we 4 4 ri : | , ¥ \ 4 j M ‘ ” — | 7 a 2* Seiad, 1, Mr rt MGR A ah des, pa — a oa foe ‘ MEPS Saag = a ‘d ee Pays oe rettine tne erte ows, ! forming with the Schaefer Delrvar oe : ae , ae i , ede . ji aN GERMAN DAVIS CUP ha ‘san 7 a ¥ eat a y Ae Te Me ® tat hee y ed + a ale be a eM ~ "Ste, “ae * is VK > oy? t Pt: ial ae ied OF OO ARE a ~ " ™ S| hoa 9.1ff orl} . A Jd. ox , ' . ‘ es , . SOO La : : » high and the a oe me ‘. : Be gi oe aga : oie es gre Speakers out of stammering tailures. In the remark- PETER HAUPTMAN Five All-E-vents Start. am Fgh ps z4 sige ie pits ‘us “te able results already obtained in his first class in St. TOBACCO CO., 3 iain Bes . es fe aS ~eetht it gi es sci itiecaaaarmcmmmmmmmmnanmaaess Louis, Mr. Close again proves that any stammerer, Distributors. Twice ail-events (Champion smi: ors , : a : vom 1 eee erm ner emeeaneate ne rnin a a io Ms regardiess of age, can learn to speak by this new St. Louls, M started out stron | claim ha method. A second class starts April 18th. Inter- “ea ak ae ohio: tie ex : i saicaaaiiall a ee et pe I aah bo es views given Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and honor ra a ———— aaa ———— | Thursday, 8:30 P. M.. with an opportunity to meet scor? the present students. nied up an nusually hig! ‘es Ce é' ; ; | “ : ldor S ° we ° } e ad | defeated them in the serond game e a) tne ijve-mMatl Ven} j SPLGony ‘ | in the five-man engrenaf t. Louis Scores Municipal Soccer Athletics Gain of the series for the scnoo! basket. Clifford Close shoots wel! with : al his hi ~~ Phang oo eR eae oe ah rms ball championship last ight, even- scores generally come with on!¥ SCHAEFERS, DELMAR REC. : : ng the series. The score was 20 | HMiotel Chase Room 856 en ss : : a ties # : J my) y Sith od +3 23 aE 198 ig ne *T ie ie lie score Wak o Sa lhe lomadied fae ii 1 inal Schedule econd Stral to Mae Siky ilaty hod tae! sonteh +h all-eventsa ere hers Lit rermann ”) :4 4 re offense with 14 pnoinrs. jd won 14; one } fi.y 19°A ) TTarrTeqd Twa 1} o} ‘ Feet 114) 4 ‘ ney 6 aw : | i” he star _ Beha! § ; aes . ° tied with 1815, for a nine-sam. Lewes mecageru—"" FOF Tomorrow Win Over Phils or an 191%, : st. uis . Bierman .......17¢ G7 200 started with 603 and finished with |: Apuse iw. 1 ae 1913. Smith's team topped 2764 J) Smith 98 14 107 _Game Will Go on Despite Pro- as gg gag set a | Total 94 = 961—2691 tests of Killarney and Mor- Dykes’ Single Scores Quinn Another ‘¢ 4 nampionsn : n sa: " G. Arpiat 19: With Deciding Tally in went astrav ia nignt when - Willi: ifo . im Q) gan Managers. — >. 4 — . Castans t él +; ¥ ’ ‘ 11th Inning. the five-man ev t last vear at i “hite 1 OV) 173 d- , a ) ee: Total] x! KH 20° 762! he final game of the eries . ledo, dropyved but io Pin: SC HAL FERS—ZAPPALA NEW bo | Sa miunicingal er chamni 3 ‘har » hnaecline -4 ; ’ . . - - - pad NSESS tha Mai pIONsSHINp§ », , , harle wl team of d. ‘ lod 1] &% o : I e& Ass ed Press bi ADELPHIA, April o.—' -~ ' ‘3 v* , ’ is 14% 14° ve; Wlil Ob ya nor afternoor! “7 oa ; A ‘ Aid : a } Bt. Char! | 199 3 : aw! PHI . . md re 5 > 4 : né » At ” 3 has dé vi zi A ; Sprayed Rubber gives more to the FLAT BAN D M ETHOD Silg nt coid, whicn torced fhnim u for an aggrégate unt 1920 1. Klingey 16 9 15h SF . . h im J. Charecki yf ‘olumbpus * ‘ve ye I 151 : 4 a: Boe : ee ' bi ; : a ; Ber of yesterday s ne, but with car owner because it gives longer $ hie ) la “ n : ni : a, Tota) “~4 BF B50——2488 abi | : ae ee | ' ne stad = ption the vi oo I or i. wearing tires. ~ F £3 ‘ ie za — : AAS €] jie’ ] }? Rs ien4 to-land in cig Pole Vaulter Injured. naterially ) 3 emp > It is stronger, more uniform, purer. lare in the di: - premade , sr April ».——Eestill Ad- |” te pts es Oe Se Se ee |r Leen: vy South. ° . | ms, 17, a high school athiete of | Substitutes, wasn sh bikebiie toi ia aa eae It is made from a specially fine rubber ee Frory ‘. . } ri i cs ete Mo. cotta ss ‘ MG . | 7 Ee ae fe meeanta sia j 2 Ld i si oi J} d eR er ne no cent! (ernal injuries here yesterday while | it is impossibl si oe ee ee ad latex. It is produced by a new and ex- ints appear it - five-man e nole vVaultin > fs oi CE We aie eetialai Mey w.0n th ° : 2 . | same for Saturday due to the fact -ames so far played by close mar act mechanical method—and without hh fenight. shu + % . C lla L22¢ a tisS = - me ar on tores ; sa see = al ; ' > , ron f | DEMPSEY - TUNNEY | *!>. evince cent | TERE CO. a FIGHT PICTURES sen gwe 8 ivided the B51 By creating finer rubber, new methods Barney Friberg with four fit of producing the rubber and of building fle WASHINGTON DPrEN SUNDAY MORNING TEE RFEKSON 067° out of tour tim Lye eatured i = . 4 : . the hitting. it into tires, this Company is creating PHILLIi» s THLETI ie better tires all along the line. AB R.H.& ’ ¢) P ) Whenthe ~2NS9m77\| —— amily Bus ay afb | AE a se R OAT STATES RD as Heart , a, / te ied Rie batt? Rata BALLOON @ . : «a i : ’ Lie tiis A rR | , om } ; -) '‘ . = - PoPraiit Po @ OT} 2. . 1es, j es etics.6 jases on vallisOff Decatur e's t > rte 4 ] sty? 2 - ' folmrne ‘ truck out.—bBv Curiton . ' 7 " ‘ : . —— ear \ , I atu ‘ vin ] liite—<t) mm. 4 : 1} ih net PA. enn bole sts! m ome ote ee i Re ee pega as , ’ A a I Gs egy . ‘ i! he Qa ; me wi a : . ‘ - yh : ina: : ~*~ 4 aeneutn Gh ¥ rts wad oat wie Se Bh Dasa sc bain ‘ ~ & mene a eteneeiaeie emrne ae With Burlesqne—Regular Prices nal ~ . é - ‘ pit . " ne j N J + } : . ar 4 — o | : ; Oe Ra ert Sees stanitlcnanancttavespanhiatacnnintapibinctnaniiitainasiitae Seen Si eee Been Bi ee eee meagre me ay te heats mibtpendeeaniseearasiat . = ne - a off Decatur. 3 in § in- . 9in & innigs off Quinn Winning witcher—Yvvinn j h ~-Decatur. . mopires Hari and @] y e of gzame—2Zb. Sm. 2 KI LA Sprayed Rubber producing 4 HOPKINS PLAN FOR plant on a U. S. Rubber FOOTBALL REFORM IS Father Wants an Expert INDORSED AT HARVARD Mechanic—Not Advice ss aes ene Geis ‘AMBRIDGE, .s April i. When an expert mechanic takes the pulse of the family “e =... ail Femerte gut [gdaabe enaameiel ae bus, Father knows everything will soon be O. K. An : y President Ernest M. Hopkins of expert, as Father will tell you, is the kind of aman who § @=S———see¢ imager Pl 96 ir Ceti ip ce ; |: today 'y 16 arvVard AiUInni »Ua- gets results. ee. letin And speaking of results naturally leads one to speak of 9/0" Wall modeel wash | saabe aaiel Puritan Malt. Long and expert experience in the blending a 4 throughout the cuntes sal of the choicest No. 1 barley with genuine Imported Bo- es | simultaneous home and home games hemian Hops makes Puritan Malt the Richest and Strong- | Sy ce exhausts aaa Te est Malt produced in America. Of course, there are other y v "he Dalletin nave Chk eumeeationl malts too. But when you want results, never mind the ad- wr ——2 ‘carry authority because they were vice on fancy labels—Get the work of experts. : piemmeltee end cabin. sake Distributed by presiden of which this country | that other forme of 2 : sport now depend on football earn- |, e9 . ings should not stand in the way of, substantial corrections in the game if they are greatly needed.” Pe | Meeting Toni Bo aemian Hop-Flavored League Mesting Toniglt: | BUY WHERE of the Municipal Baseball Aasuci.- tion, will meet tonight at 921 Locust | you SEE ’ street. Openings for two ciubs are | available and prospective members | SIGN are asked to attend the me ting | THIS The league play® on Saturday after a noons at Fairground Prove it gives best results...... Try it! || sophs Defeat Frosh The sophomores of Fontbonne. i College turned on the freshmen and * - ; : at, eerie amen Se {4

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wrote rer are ares rns nee ares meter : = See oe " SISSON ae . : - . , a ‘CEMETERIES SEE - s wn A ee ee ee ee en Np Se bt ne aed ope eo ee ae rit A gd aap ty at — ee EO Nw OE Oe ee Ow oe —~ > we f Ne Palepaeeh pes ip PEE PE eS PLE EEE EL PE PLED ‘ PPPS PPP PL PP PELL SP ES ea 7 % So ee | RA AAR ARNO educersceccusscusssucueucuaucnsccscnssnsrsscecscesees 8 eee cam ee em Se nea—=_> => — = — a ee New Hich Circulation Records for the Post-Dispatch Ir F or the Datly and y : :. ee pg | for the Sunday | | Shae tl 4 5} tr CEMETERY UNUSUAL ary MAUSOLEUM ; arth S 4 ed ea a el ee een ee Oe pr rab DOE *. . SCHPSFCe STEER eee ee ee eee ee MECN Sadi SR et oye Ae ee ea gd Opie: eae ‘ ie ire. Adele Ce ae ec ee eaaser as © 2 EE) ED AO A) SS A SA A) A) A) A oS A A) > Po GED > GED o GED) GERD ©) GED > GUE & GUND © GUD) GD o GD oa e ; ‘from her N rt 3 F ignth id We *nealaT. Interment Bethlie ig ae) oe ses € ‘ a y 2 Rye Ae RP BY aRBE. SAH 5 2 7 s*ase8 pepe Sanacea WP aking Last month the Post-Dispatch—both daily and Sunday—exceeded all previous high records for March in net paid City Circulation | and in net paid Suburban Circulation. Es: a aS a ” 4 or i. eaday P A > > ‘ erment ia "Calvary re Sfeee seeeeseess ll tae oa PGE? SP eR ae A IS Rg hielo ORF Lh bd bt hhh eh tht hk * s * yy Ole Ola ©) * ral Mak OI ee - brother : forty-ninth year. | —_ es died core & at 2°30 : DAILY CIRCULATION ~ SUNDAY CIRCULATIO oe Net Paid for March , Net Paid for March Cay only|...... B23 City only...... 215,447 Subapan ....... 14,71 Suburban. ..... See City and Suburban. 197,10 City and Suburban 239,604 ‘ © en . es = OD a edie a he te cai Si an ee ee rs b As 65 gs SEER a: Sy I rs A 8 ee > s *~ ids a 4 a e - ee | PEP EL ES ‘DCEO Re at BI EE, AIOE Ske BP: Be8 MESA War Meche Re! i en: Ee Le Bt " Sigte ‘ He CO OE Raven se ea Std ne ethers De tee Dg gag eee + into rest te eee So Saaguag ee ee«sa wee Sean _—_— > ee) a © a > aD oe ae 6 GEO GED o Ge) ae ®ence ¥) a ~~ * > a ” I ie Hie Ae ta, ee. Na we awe ~-« — Sevres ; 9 one —: Ee +) aE > ome nad ta. > eatery ene 6 - : ae On. 9 ee . ~* * he . Serteace aN we Fees rene Y F a del + Sa a) ane Steere CH eee ee ee eee 2 + seueae — ep etleg? Total Daily Total Sunday 228150 384,783 Net Paid for March Net Paid for March “oe . a SO ey - _ Sy > Si i... te ae ee a4 4 ~~ a eeeeree eee a, . - “4 sapentond, a whee © a . ‘ enum nan hi? OAS & 8 ee Ys . - per ney ad te oe . yee = or. Ds peta >, a on wh a te 2S Speen one oP saeae ee aie eee ere ae Rav Ney Beate 2p % + 7 The Post-Dispatch—daily and Sunday—treaches far more homes in The Billionarea—Greater St. Louis—than any other newspaper. Practically every home of purchasing consequence in this rich area is a Post-Dispatch reading home. eet oem em epee eee ee Com ee me comme ma a | es ie eee Pe ~ a * oe oly dhe Sire. “s ® j _ => =e a 2) OP ae ee ee ee ee ED SP EP Ge GD GP ee ee oe ae _ =— =: RM a alle et a oe — See + ED © es Ge © Gee © Ge eee cee ees rf he Balalamern amet i 8 ; nay : a ae Pree 4 * np? STP * - ‘ ¢ - Paseseeucane eucnenen, scenes aeane evpy ree gages sopesesegesegegeseqegeqegegegeasaenes sesegeaenenes senses ease TTITITY. ceucanesesesccase TITIIITIIIIIIltl itty eagegees hes Sasec XD RD ORD ai a ct ta —e er ~~ se NA . ~ ae Pratl Paitin te “ OSSD SOS fe SOCtOS t- Rote ee tee oe oe —_ nadie tea aie’ g- i , | ‘ <2 oars: Dolbe scat s ~ SG CO ORD nah ate che

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wwe is ee: , a B- YC TUESDAY. A PR If 5. — CEMETERIES MAUSOLEUM 43 Artie: “UNDERTAMERS es 482 I eptice gon 3608. (062) 1927._ ST. LOUIS POST-DISYATCH. | ory Tike or Le ee tere San : Mig sm " ry = is Lhe age”? + eh Ali te Sa . Ph ag BD ORERMOELLER—Enjered : an, nma Obermoelier | ius qd Mary Sc hafer and -Q- /\e Sa td ‘: 3S 2. mm. avenue, of mis ae A: -} > £ a! q, Thursda SEeaeuggaga a G eS Aeneeeescenetenceceneesene ote ) ote a a ats qs — ee eee ee eee degaaiegs _@., at St. t Blossom, in his gery ices wil BO p. ™. ogee of place Tater ril 4. 1 on tlhe husbat ud "O a oe ~ >) seene Beds oes ee ee ee eee ee eee Tocto dts dose ph, vers. Mrs. ¥: Mre. Bernadine funeral services wi! iter 8 tor dence. 18 | i. t Loui “Re 16. at 1 30 p. m. ' Interment uuder the t orr@d , Undertaking Co. NB—Entened into rest 1927. ai 10:42 beloved husband Tock Toate ato dtndtn dnt law Sera) on Wednesday, Bensiek-Niehaus Union boulevard, St. Interment in Calvary Cem- ”) d of Adele De Grave of Jane and ave. dear siepfather of “h oss and the Ng our dear brother, in his “g's “mint h April G; IGS déhog b oh av and uncle. Panera! Wednesday, from a residence Ceme tery. SA Cereseeeanaseasaae a ~) a t f, mt i of Margaret t Diet hi ber OL JODaDIa PIDpeTL ae Weipert, and our dear brother, brot h- at the age ol Se ye ace. p-law and uh is. etl eet te te te a a a a eee) mi. trum Kerenhein reet, to Missouri OSRAGAA GRE Ae clock al 4 ’ Mband Utah streeis, Paul's a Cemetery. ( dGhadtos .) F ~ _ La ee ad , i” Sat ia \* : ) " ey Pe Pn ¥,; *. om ate ~~ IG > _ ,. ~~, ne dag ete ee PN, Pabet Se@:eeeeceaee \e ae SERERRRRERERERRERREERERE ERE - ae ats Palme Ble. ™ NESS — | Apri $. 1927. at 1 15 v . ‘loved mot or and our dear sisier. and grandmother. in ppmains Will be shipped to lau isvilie, 00 Tuesday Apri! 5. at BGeorse 1. Pleitech . Pe OB Bee SHRP SHEE Cee RASS eRe e Besant ate —_ eee eee ee ee | ee ee eee a |) ee |) GE 8 ee > ee ALeLE EEL Et iE fT | th at At Ba oN ats oa es oa . bs the pe PI ON Me Pate Piss ok - Seaeceeeceerienvaas PETTTTITITITITIT TIT TTT itr irr rite 5 se S SAiAGgKH ors aa Seeded esate eet “= - as ~ % * 8% PI BLA Bee saan _ i” ~ * t, acty. PBA, PI Pade im ors . NF, & —, Le a he Pi ley my UA OF SEReeaneae ad ae tf. ms ae ok 1927, ce eA Akad SATS * 3 ° ad f , ete eh en ee ee eee Ro Ra toate ewe CCS CSR eC eeeereeceeeeeeeeece * Sos) ar a M tered into Papal 8 Margaret Aubu hier of Jame # d dear sister ‘ carl Adolph Entered | roiner br ul Monday. ie sega) iilam oland an | anja and Puncie, in bis seventy-ninth | te at fro mand Lone! funeres — | i Geenge © P tterment at Leesburg. Fia. ¥ATI—lena. of aia Carr avenue. Park, I. She is ‘survived yy, her children, Mrs. Helen Erbarat. Louis and William Emma Heil, Hage ‘do: n. ye hy j dear father ady ‘and Martun Crane, mreott bn Crane and our dear faiher-in-law and Apnil § GRAVE—Entered into rest m= 2. i937. at dearly (nee br wn) Grave. Peter's wed. at Cove reese yo OF (nec milian ) . Wedne Bday. into reset 927 4! lo VW = tf) -~/ ita } d i ’ Emelia Schet insee Halm?. and our a aw and uncie’, ith his « ixtiv f from Wacker-Heid Gravois avenue 20 p. m. to Old St. | NER Entered into rest mi. 4 at &:30 ‘loved brother Lena. Foul se he taken from Arthur Twenty-first "pion Station on Tuesdas in. interment G27 at Jackeon’ ._ Chambertain. Mre« zm & andes m. Mrs e 0 hoa. we take place fro m April 5, at 3 Dp. im. tery. win Was a member of ) Prat. Entered into Asieep in Jesus. EY 19°. at 3°40 a ~ er of 2821 Oregon a ; mand of Annie Mich lather of Mrs. (tro ler and Mo re ang our dear ater uncle end COU 8) n. =" en Thuraday TOM Ziegenhein Pros street ty Emmau Mi ore and 2. . 5 beloved fat her dwil Otte behitd Anthous Mundwil! rom the &: a3 Meramec > 7 Rie al ‘Int H reat Nr} wien at 10.25 J. ndiana and ‘of Ehiz: thet}, v 9 Ge orgs Ff Chape! i Thureday poo: Sabie gay + Mem at 2s 7 ial Chur Te uf Pp, and l” wise ito reat on f Va j ) oe. , urbiiy (nee SruIth Enters¢ inte — aud Sarah Noonan mr of Miche) ic and Mary Noonan and late Elizabeth so Julia Wal! POm Arihur J. Donne! botlevard., ;. 2 . Linde|| =f (Rock) Chure! —MHetery Entered ih! Bverue a Milein anc: 0 alc Yocs Liew: Laura A. Platt dear 7 of Nettie Ransilord mem te st | Washington Lodge No. 601 Park avenue, i thence to Fi pt» resi on Sund: +f a a: 3U "192 : beloved hi usband and Orantal Chapte: PRE NDERGAST—Fierei into reat Tues- WNW. Pren- Sema Prender- Douwtlmne. . east and dear sinter of James family residence, ‘ugh avenue, : noe Inter rment at b Apr 6. at ll a. Monday, Apri 4, Luke & Hom ital, ne runs ‘eat “Wednesday, April 6 be held F. 30 a. Matioisenst Calvary pe a wed. piaew “My H _ Greene randt. widow o “ iB, Brand of St. etreet, es t yes us | a Bolly STE DT EL Af ggg into yess on Mon- t = we our dear "cousin: ee rus ne ral cram the Leldner ‘Chsod. rast oe 9° dear Philip in "ines Cemetery. (STEM ART—Entered ae ‘gad Ge OTge C. Stewart. dear F _, Funeral from i I ‘era P.. Joseph H.., ob } | end Julius J. Thaman | ber. mother- in-law, grandmother and aunt, Lafa- |p boulevard. e at 8:30 a: m.. Funeral ‘from Peetz funeral home. Bros. into rest rtd at 3:20 a. ‘Wisconsin ager of ten Féedier, dear me Fedier. and our dear i grandmother, at the ace Funeral on Wednesday. Apr S. from Ziegenhein Bros.’ to St. Agatha s thence 1 : nepliew Hartford ’ beloved wife of E sang late Louis H. of Louis F.. Aibert G. our Gear #le- in Ss. Deceased was a ‘member of St. Ann's Sodality of St: Vin- (c} | VOLLRATH Entered into rest on Sundar, * : O p. . Emil E. beloved _ husband Vollrath. noe? our dear , 2829 Wednes Crematory. 20uis | A Hiedw ik orar {fc} Monday. funeral! boulevard, to St Valhal! DOK —— a | 2618 North Market. nine 1 “white collie light eyes. xy @) 1927. at ‘Wille. be- “The funeral wil take place on Wednes- from family reai- . Teresa # Brocit- is Dp. m. (e2) rest on Monday, | m., Anna Wotawa | 3161 Texae Fannie Bake Antoinette Baker Wotawa, ‘nie. Mra Mre our dear greal- issipp Prt Ee “ to c.4 192% ay (nee Pow Wrenn, dear our in-jiaw sapien ‘plésa se eopyv. (cS) Monday. brother of Loe “Angeles (‘as Borden * father- sixty se.- mm 1905 Cemetery Dee need was a member of Acme Tent No 4 T =: (rr Monday, Arthur nald avenue Zavorka ‘(nee and ; broth- and Charles M. Zavorka pariore Wednesday . Mare m ; Mondar Charles hue- * {CA “say “Post. Dis. 2: ae WALL PAPER CLEAN’ > ETC. wor LOST =. FOUND PAPER HANGING—Iow prices per e. Allen, JEtterson | PAPER HANGING—-Do kK RSs at 4514A ee | (4) iP APER HANGERs-— _need apply 4952 HANtERS Steady _— 423230 Washing ton. PAP ER HANGERS —3. and palntera, BB : ci tyt- clage, Oreet aot iW. oH ANGRRS——¥ inst Mie | anything profitable. YOUNG | MAN—Sit: al obber selling ‘te | x B+ - ery: wii sneer ealary Lesh a” | ( -ARPE N TE RN. munion. 7 be PAPER HANGING— . faraen Suaranteed. 1. at. —Furse conta ping money. PAPER 1 HANGING Cleaning ine: ip Feasone. CUT ERS— Ka perienced PAPERH ANGING—aill perhanging and rn - ; -_ \ . ° SUETARREEEIERaegheaanemnenaetiganenatenenibatans BUSINESS =] ‘ ; : 9°20 Waahington. a CUTTER — Ex perienced work pants Small factory out of the city. 8 | Bos D-296, Post-Dispatch. (e2) “AUTOMOBILE | AND een —— TRAVEL oes on SWAN a SITUATIONS—_WOMEN, et PAPER eee ——" 7 including paper. COlfax. Berens BmOKLAY.a & & TUCKPOINT'G wr | Be is G-PAINTING — Paint washing. | BOOKKEE! ER —Sit.; we guaranteed: oe $hic K PORC HES- yarlors “and sitera- JW, Ww ALL Aiea and cleaning. i, 6th and dl a | BRICK WORK and cement work: K: as nize ck) oVw (cB) | HANI GARAGE —2-car brick. TRAVEL RED AND W irre N DAILY LE ACHES TW Ic > DAILY: of M. tO KANSAS c TTY. TUCKPOINTI NG and ape Sere a Lindell 0704J, Adame. TUCK POINTING— Chimney toppmg, pl tering; all work guaranteed. FOrest 7 (6) silk dresses, who is looking for = DRESS AKE hii - dressmaking, Geaign- _ Detroit. Denver Salt day or magnif€ent gowns, ELY-WALKER STERLING FAC- 16th and Locust. B 4% lal “TRAVEL THE BUS sway TU CK _ POINTING, “bricklayign, - ‘staining, a caufmann. 81: 39 E Fesbeth 15 years’ expe’ rience. Saran TENS « BUILDERS: | ALTERATIONS ADAMS’ Private |] ‘Pence Studio, ae | daily, evenings, Sundays. DEN ‘private lessons. m: rn: ines. at tternoons. evenings. funders: \_- ~~. err ne ee a 8 eee ee ee on ‘ si on week: best ; State experience and salary cont Diepste hte?) — M sae ‘neat 7900. ‘StAin 4600. SUPERINI ENDER St. Loule: | Glicks. Fort STEN(xX;RAPHER—For tor In Mississipp!: ae DRAF TSMAN—With fk NG taught. clases ~god 4 Tuesdav and Friday eveni ng, Olive and 2th sat. ( "ARPENTBR and builder, wante L, day av 7 l week | GARPER TER—Build H. A, Wahilin, JE ffernon | CARPEN TER—Contractor en on all canmpenter work, pe LS NOTICES Gap, Fell OO WILDEY ee 2.1.0.9, } . ID. er. Pr er ny rman S741, LEARN TO DANCE in four private, or 10 | be familiar with results guaranteed: - | Phone. JE fferson 4358. idailialiiidelic. smmasiienen, FASHION ABLE dressmaking by day or a’ "ey now oven: i}, CARPENTER—Contractor: and mlary Foe oe "Ber JOUSEGIRL it . _ ao 7 sit to Mound tty oman builder. contractor: fd aol es and gre man — ie HOUSEKEEP EK—Sit.; can ¢ ’ board: 4-room and must hare work basement, (Olfax GSOR8J, i APERHANGERS—Flest ! 4 HANGE Kk——Expere need. 10-1. Riverside =e Alavauna, HANGE RS—Inguire petween 5752 Westmineter. secon WAhbash 570 ratcn wore PRE Og Sater mn od. Call at once. 4473 Castleman. PRINTE R—Experienced. ry rk ~ = - . —a ey wary e da oa aa SY iad ee eee ee ad d a ae yim ee . a y~ . 4 ae ote , waa & * bid — a pee ees BPE ot Peele : ; we rhe 6 wie en aabeaes ¥ LF te r ROP Re a “ ari a: ger tema Saat} vil ‘for ‘ink and it Apply Funk @ Mats ‘(a VW aehington. ~Experienced. 1014 S&S. Vandeventer. VETERS—First-class: bridg® shop. Amertcan Bride-, Vandeventer. (. SHOEMAKER—At once, 62 Pine. try AER Ae > SALESMEN—Fiel : eg periem vy — h “ ashingt« nen ae {eS ) “Alley, 20th and Destrehar. “Murphy. - SHOVELERR—At 917 Russell. rear. 6 a. Wed nesdeay: alto Sutheriand and Mack. (hae. Kunet. , mIiSvenvewlRr Ter Drue ‘o sles KER-—-For — . gr ree - . ¥ a is Sie oe) ” " - ete, ae Bes ek " Dp eae) eee A benes 2S RE aR ARE ORR pete eR a rae cpr srs ee Sie ght KA fee ngewe of «tpg 1S PR WASHM AN | uy tad > Saab Roa, eben) “~~ et ern 4 | pe te railroad $125 month, tree ves Koenig Employment, SURGICAL INSTROWENT CLERK —Ynalde store position. our trade. Olive. ask for Mr. L [ PHOL STERER— Experienced. Bhaw Bank —S Aepere “= neh eh, a Apply te > Alec's, 1819 ( =! Tee ee al ae ee i. i} rips . PRO % » e- BME McCORMICK. Noble Grand. i W. SEY ERNS, Secreta ary. ‘Broadway. 3d floor, Hor cE KEE hag: tice home ‘for people away bul! ding ane arranged. O. M. stating ole a expected and experience. Box |T 284. Post-Diapate h A is El -ECTHIC JANS A RGGE Two? E car fram _monthly_ Paymene.. . -~ . : 2 ' . > tC tt ttt INSTRUCTION BEAUTY cu LTURE taught; future; tA and evening Clasoes, SPECIAL NOTICES Leouerd Patthoff. "5. Bt State of Missourt, go hereby be responmble for | any “debts camtracted after this date by ff. LEON ARD PATHOFYF. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP- -Wil- liam H. Mavity and Fred s doing businese in the name of the § Saxophone Shop. HO C SE x So EF ER—s jartth ° wT) 2 years. ler iiscesea, 3027 New Ash. fc | El. EX THIC JA N-—And “helper. x experienced | F ie house refrigeration . & 7 ; lady or gentleman. jearn hairdressing “manic: ving | ganrey oLEANO-—UPH ¢ Beau ww Culture. 2a floo: Globe Carpet ori | .|FUR OP! th ) EXPERIENCED: Bae s3 it meane independence. 4arn where fail: “ mT? POBITIO: * 25S LER | WALLPAPER C ure is unknown: day vaio write or aan "e for . sideration of said Fred sale. releasing all | rome 9 gone yefevences, 1302 ave (2223 ‘. &t Ceme- (¢e3) - Monday, accounte and good will to gene —— LAUNDRESS —Bit.: house: leaning: reasonable. 3 ; OF cleaning he aoe ~ @x- _ ELECTRIC WIRING, | HARDWOOD FINISHER: -At once. Idea! {Cc gations oy eaid cartnatania. is hereby kranted the | a and =| eo ey RING—Lay ¢: lost t Call Ciara 1 381, AMETHY ST RING—L on iL ADORE KS— ae 6 soncrete of Victor street. | FoR, wirir “of an rg Ca! 7 LAciede “O17 73. ; : got By : aon “or: ae ing. " le Bld | Oem ent. 1203 feade E-. MAN—E rperienced carpet cleaner. Apply “i 1E NTIFIC yauty culture tauntt by a’ FOR new and “old house wiring « call. rm . H. BOR ‘HERDING, P_2A03._. »| LAUNDER > 23610 etrievia = | _col lored: bring bandles | 5 Lemeyeeny Boge “pew house wired "now | 747 | For country sae an d be satisfied or on pay. Phone L AC ledge és ~, Raia ~ factory oll | LAU NDRESS—Sit . T-197. “Mrade * oR iin berbering marceling. perma- p learn. quick to earn. Enjoy the good things | loca! ; _LAUNDRESS—Sit C leaning. JE {fe whee 7 LA L 'N es i THREE » sti wired oat plete. w th MAN —Attendant — oni a — - ply first floor east Apply obly rooms complete with 1 3- _and 4 l-light new * ils ee Wednesday. in basement. 35/)1 Lav EE trainine colored : wednesday 43500 N. aR, MAN A¥D WIFE De cooking, axe take care sinail institution. Apply Sie r 7228 H Steffans: Riversi de 7153W “WHIGHT DOES IT RIGHT.” Guaranteed old house | wiring and fixtures obtained, advice and folder tree SATIN : Larson, Paul Brown Bidcg.. $18 Olize | I AT? DRESS- “Bit. ) ced ; W ednesday, rpuieda Friday. ee ss. ae colored, or cleaning Call M AN AND WIFE—c shoved couple, 4132 Weat Pine. fe) TH EATRICAL_ 4.| HOLA DANCERS — 5 PIPE CLEANERS | Western Screw Products Co., 12 Thomes. ‘ JEfferson 62) ——— Tw PLUMBERS PLUMBING—New oF. old work, © and overhauling. | Bont ; Apri | the most ‘tire of the at ad “dear mother of , and Mre. | “de ar mother ss hy : [ PFEU R—= Je ; SE eRe eer and w ene: c A pam eon by 3s4 a itraciive . Ss t Heat! “ye. ? Shee mt 264, Post- Dispatch. c HA! JFFEU R—Sit \E ARKI. NG S— Low: lowing thorough) - toi * operators 2A and VEY BGLASSES—Lost i Apply at once Ser > coping. EW Fs house FINGER le NG— Lavet: BS- GL ASSES “Lowi + * a temperate nabits: Vo mowarti , { STORAGE, f MOVING, “EXPRESS (OPEN FOR QUOTATION) soad of — “pa p BE A. LANGAN ‘T]REPROOF STORAGE CO 5201-09 Delmar Bl. Yo " gee on will Pits, DAMPNESS ving - day or wee Ht mboit ga 9S p= rire “NT -F ee - ae CHAU FFEUR—Sit- uteide Brouss Bro hers good two-thirder ‘ permpanen t position. ~To he c leaning ‘or iron- BOth Toneuny Tele- 17 een } hoe ' 7 “thorousb! y expe — neu Wo ‘MAN —Reli able. ' HELP WANTED a : yietanc i? PHONE FOREST O22. FURNACES, REPAIR ™MEC — —d"ome N ~~ be 4 ——- Supply ‘Oo. 8 | STOVE | REPAIRS. 316 N. THIRD. (c8) MA +a ; — »| WALL PAPER CLEAN'G, ETC. eeaning gue ranuieed . Par NTE KS—Apply PAINT Ser ey a ; ceneral houseci jeaning. oe. ‘ SE -BOX” FAC. TORY SUPERIN- TENDENT WTD. Large manufactur-|* concern start~ + ips paper box fac-': ‘itory wants thor- ‘oughly experienced |, :|Su peri ntendent. present em-/* ¢/ ployment and past|«. arr ‘experience. Corres- i at pondence will st strictly ‘* ontideneinn | alin pe Post-Dis. WASH WRS—Exert uw ‘ik and y latform. } Bb ~@ ‘with epiline ay Bicg 3 pith ‘ ‘urveler deaier. ood and Fem avs. _¢ ITY L ICEN SE ‘board and room. BES ST WALL PAPER CLEANING Rion mesried. educased, pastes: . ’ 1 personal service. Lindel! a) | spepedidenep and genera! eres Dp »* tli°on wit h | Box B-128. Post-Dispatch. MAN AND WIFE a ee future: best references. CALL WHI TE. ¢ -ASTLE te paper, paint, (2 oe ee seer ; EXPERT Pave R “LEANING are | TC 34 1927. dear rIRST- class P ADI: Reliabwir $.u Call Forest 4S80N 1b yearr’ experience — mye Ses _«2) N--liave bew ‘=r. 4217 %. Gresd. iw With or withoul experience you and furnish Asecalion “th and Marxet Ineuranee health ond pien pere firet OP oh pee iarn lfte tem | ter "BUS SHELMEN Must be first-class workmen. | _| Apply men's clothing depart- i! ment. second floor. FAMOUS-BARR CO. aaeaee sy “HANGING k-: neat, co} start work today. = second -¥ — o clock Ta. return to — and Poena ae, Trii—fos, lady’ 8, white gold 72een. : SAL ESMAN—Sit.: He HANGING os — Reasonable Call PAPER “HANGING e? Tier 080) Teds PAP ER HANG NC—86 | Rist : WATCH- “Parke iow SsaP ig teret lady'a white a PAPER Hi [ANGE —Tood “work ~o8 wean ne oaune “and aff hieée of w anh ne si. reese 2G, long belced, reciah « colored osition as ~ Bote | t pint STERERO— Experienced stuffed living room suites. WALL AND WINDOW WASHER— ' _ Wednesday morning. ; WALL PAPER AND PAINT CLEANERS wages must L: 514 eotis low. Hee SR He gee td hace e | Ce Nate eit a i) 4 AF A ‘ CLEANERS — washers —— be experienced. PAPER CLEANERS Tom Smith, 1121A N. LEANERS - Must be. oF steacy work. Wallpaper Cleaing WARHE age 8 Anchor Laundry. For genera! factory work. oon NG MEN — With fair e circulation work in city @ with wuerantend permanent position if services satis actory. _Halle. Frisco ide YOUNG MEN- Two, under 29. for days’ work in city. after that to trave!. permanent position. ’ between 7 and & p. m.. at Grand 914 N. Grand. 23 to 25 years battery, busin arance have h gmbitious along aates a me! q0d future: T-12 2k. Post-D ,' J eapar referred + ‘ 1 oer? VW eahington SALPSMAN—To cover - Toho for wterview cal Tier ete h ‘ig | iv oP ¢« Jub ae 4 - Te@> TT Ho: x side line W pum & C AL ot a Cy OF Re Siete IN “assist house eal saleeme n in wholesale shoe concern, preferad) wonderful op with Initiative: confidential . piovyes have been adviserd of thte advertiae- Popet- Dispatch. MEN—33: ome 19-25: high schoo! company hae jobe offer. Permanent work: advance 7-8 pb. m.. room 34% Re et ele ee ee ee fe NE aid santa it sd cienadline aennalnenamin na an . me wy Brags 0 go ® * =e, ggit:* . av wee - mn er igrondinpeds - : ’ ) Py ae ope te pm ve © serving er a us ath. * - et et Pet Spe 2 fx Pe Ea i se 3 rant > aaT Reload 2 “a a 5 gM tele Noone shia m a i Radmactoggll hil iad er 5 BOR nee Bon er me Rd ES ERB ey yr a” ya Se wee a ie Pron ; sis co oo Sn eee ee oe Le ee Bae ee ————= AGENTS WANTED_—MEN AGENTS—-Experienced. reliable f town work. 1620 Franklin AG EN TS—Soap, jonle, “860 ; ot ~ ew oe ~ ee Ore “utente . — De ~w * egg betta or te 2 8 ie Sita sada beens ~ men with aut une yore Sy tO! OY Been Snes “ wre to 2 _ A PRE ALON DOR AOI Oy tN ips AR i IRE ey rg re: ge ete * = ut . ae ee eS Ss ae age ” at ‘gin Loh. COT, dja ete hh on ee, ee eee SR ere ae See eee cal Se ae eed si a annua Tateates ait a » " J " “ - ae 5 a nt 4 cel tie ea i ae ae ei gi ns ipa weet OE DR HLT pe ee tee , aE <" SR PR ER org eer RAR EET RPTENTE! (Oger a” emer Care he mE er ay SR SBT he terre = oe ~ 4 ‘Disa SFIS. or nytypes noel ‘ Airy taal ro RANTS Aue Le «5p dekh ain ae Gt. BAe ), ae ieee cy i - wwe Oe ee Si mariaten aoe i Se © omen Nga. -= ney APOE. NON MEFS et necreecei arent ate ati - ange oe. tee, | eee eS spidey over phone. Room 709 Pine <2 i ——_. for South Bee F —_ see Tapa Mit RY ray og 6 ee ¥ indow _ decoraty . suvetantial re‘all erecer a8 & saleemen. knees foud MBanvfaecturer. "ern Be, we’ 6a ee cory ure ferred a dunt 4 lace for * ve we ae, Oe ~ ini yea et fk 7 . os ‘ 7 P 4 aot 5 . ee ”. bon baie tee ah at, Ae 5 OAc oe, Sai . - . as ¥ * 2 ee ee « 3 ni ‘ ee eee ere 7i6 ‘ : bot vor af bs " ets » me abet Mae

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TUFSDAT. : 3 age TUFSDAY. oe T-DISPATCH, | The Post- -Dispaich Regularly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers Combined. APRIL 3 i APRIL $2927, linia aie POST-DIS?ATCH, ae —-- SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS, SALESWO sa OU T O M eee —_ Siasaee Tee ve serene SOSH CMW, aes Nene, Lo Lee ee; set AUTOMOBILES _ . ia ; —== i HOUSEHOLD “pt en is gui tee bin. -f, See «ae | ee . Bessie: see —-_-—— = ad —= _ .s = q GOODS SALESWOMAN or SALES- \J AN Thoroughly experi. goin s. CHE\ ROLETS | a = » dD: ‘ : A x enced, for wall paper depart- | qiGHnusat? vice wal am tion: um / BP «SON, Spite » > rape ME s0ttt Apply Employment ( >t - NUGENT & BRO. D.G ; nue oe airing, an e, Etc. WOMEN 5S BFORAGE Ge Sd cor whee i > SAL. : ut nan d nT —_—— ——_——— “Attracti ve V acation Position oer * tea . Dav ' ‘~ T ec. 6TT Trade-Ins Offer New Values in Used Cars D 43 & ~ ~~ Are Going to Dispose of Most of These Big Used Car Values. - A — rw ya i Tintin + tee ~ . . . a6 P - — . o pe i . " “ en i. ae y or sy Pa ee as soon spe k3 ee ee Pm ricem se a gps Sah el yt ° bio ae x) set RS cher ot C . 4 Re = e ~ ioe oe ‘ SS or a ee i ted 3 , eS a = hae S ; Ht ongre en Win «3 Ayes Is Pe « i " ’ ws é > : Ae - ¢ as ie 2 Nets 4 : ‘ " - eon : —~ ~ i a Box J-418 Po WE tM eae Ga oe pryntelaes a + 4 Ly at a Set, = ‘CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS {12"")8) ME NE a reliable com: : : : : : eS: sa WOMEN Re) 2, Ba ore money te April 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and [0th . i 8 IPO USO-By = Use SF lilng nationa roars. Pay back as ltt sa ar ea ummission ¢"ali . —_ A e Ler is * ifweern SS ri 4/ 4HL EM FINANCE CORP. . A] N AWN : Resources $500 000. FOR SALEWTD aa * -_ WE MUST CONTINUE THIS SALE ies WES FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK MISCELLANEOUS ee We ER USED CAR STOR! aps | : | nnn NING TABLE—New._ rig ee 28 Locust." JBtfereon 36 We have many models of the various makes to choose from: although our stock is being g Mixa ROM. SETS—Sa ae ‘ te TTER . t san -— . . e . . J 7 Wi ilvs-Knight Nousiee: avin var used car value 0 : > sal Gpary value at 4 reduced Salma ‘ondi: Ion = a. — - bins) , , = ot : — BE . = ten 2 nin 3 ~ ms “ys : » . SAL | Of SMEN : . aka PF sn pes je! ivered I i] 37. ‘Kimbre!l Hau!- in the cit ae!) , S350 | ; a6 | a ussess . : © i .EEPEK—Coupk ! : tessa (cz . it te 3 lectus) — 975 ste ~ o ated adver | - | ent f nba Ve ANTLE ES—No dealers. —— Re son: aig ae Another bargain beyond belief. bu: -6 Dodge Road: ker 1925 Overland 6 Coach OAKLAN ‘D COACH - = : ion . ; be . ‘ ; — , 2 1 saline ween 865 ; wRE eT ,BILE ; . re a i t th . od tires: ful finished De Luxe mode! pick of cond = mam ye iy with good ¢ Olt ray n ole wn ietri ; : , pier at home . si ” . . . yreu 3U rc a Utiet lon. 35 x Ss. Broalss rm rs oe , . , : jualitw RK? ht ‘ ‘y ‘ : Aa b oh — a . thi or . every respect ? itt i = ane uh és ify il : sé ‘ ~4 i ric ae \. ‘ ‘ -. o% “ ghee and rn «te eH. EPS ORE ee RSL Ay SP LN AOR Ne sc phtliihts E 6 ARR SR) ee oe > 7 eS a’ - +: PERMANENT WAVE MaCHINDS—Fir eres ; nd is cue ch >. $465 Dodges " auty | Bees aa e : | - : ne ates Lg r . “ne ed Pa aallieemnadionak WE GIVE LIBERAL TERMS = | aa” - ge pee ec Lc runk €o.. 4468 ‘Delmar eee (cB5) MOUN— Broug am. 1927 zs itizens Ac Brine the Car Vou are now driving with vou. We mav be able to allow you enouga lor it to equal the down .4 = . a. “rr " : ia] i O + . —_ 4 ut he ana ‘ a¢ , ; ” S an ton. T Indell Rb t sy S : si : . Th or Ss Al E SVE \ Ww a ai ‘yy. yc ~ ml it 2 raze t¢ ‘ ' x = ‘” > : y ~~ % ; > a ’ Either salary and commission o1 LAC E C v RTAL N + age ay porn = tet BRIN NG BO. GET MOON gh ment necessary for you to drive home one of our reconditioned guaranteed cars. a Several weit ttone Se ae r at | — —= . ; rate Upen evening Aiso git.is ‘an go 8\&atm | iean : ee = = : ow . 14 . , as i au. ‘ ' a” : \ , a ' : , we eau “iat ~ Grand. LAciede 192. 1s a Dig vear ' are pet. ‘ANIMALS ies ; ; a = ae, oe, Ne + ae a f ' e) sock LY Ans ‘ bapers 3 pas _ sti 38 STOVES—Quick Meal. : opners (oi = bheaal i: i i "a titi i . ‘ ‘ ne — " -— : : é os ti : a | j™ o : : ; ' ' : : mn “ ye ) Wanted — WEbester agate © xe new: $795 ate . Co , INC. ‘a and-other makes f = 8 - ——— Ene os 8 ae ‘ ie week. Levy pre. « ; I : —T - ne € i Yue ; free tis . ail — in . eT Sag ; . — ‘ upiexes uri ‘ ee o' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ svlaa Cals . as : I . | da re haired terra. ld Hlland “10 og gp 4 locate 7 center | ga ~tepteny h is rs oo 7 500 a pesos pegs Maas e i : : “ e = a ri ae 401: te Open Everv Even ing 2 3¢ iy and IT a) UST Upen Every Eve iz j URNTT" - 2 bag fore le Mig test growth. ceomegiaed tA CBr ep ay hd a __ (a Bios = (spas | Till 10 O ‘clock Till 10 0 ‘cloek RNITURE—3 rome complies TS REALTY CO {> “oe sa aban. | eee Riverside 9673. {2} Cu 4710-2 Tt oa? Bi role All Day Sunday se eee Branch ne -RNITURE 3 roome. complete: 4 ee a ceend % went | f eli-kmown compan . 3 r. 1 block sae cae RE IE or ) , 2% aT are No Cars Seld to Used Car Dealers at These Prices 4 me ge -yenb See got ONAL arue i*: @inglé man , e_f eis: str BUILDING MATERIAL _ stern a : 3 PT coAq@o | ‘= as —— = a= a == a — = === — ENITURE—Conients of 3 room A-awing accou: i. Bos : i 62) | aa7s ares BUII ; »g-ham‘ pel car 6am uc int perfec Si , | ee very _ 1430A uranviliet | 3 : 2.75 : : HEME She o Gree: 3 low Roadsters For Sale §__ Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Say FURNITU ‘RE— All kinds. 00d TR OS Mag re oe i Pont PEST nd Pence * . Ax Tete Bee EERE OS i. AO Te 105 Pee SPECIALTY SALFE | ie ny , ie . A ate - . , . ’ Abe py at : > | ™ ey? : x j - ‘eal tool se’lg on Call evenings . $3 Phe - ‘ae terme i cal ae Scat nen ' for : — ; BHUPMOBILE— 192: roacs' er: twoet MARMON ‘SEDAN Ri-—1le 4 | ourng: .. than ace in teuwn -- 25 Lemp ° , fo ock = hee! Hassler. S85: sel Harr? 5901 Ouve. ; = ee ee I} de 4374 Lexington ev. uae & room ter 19°7 a! ‘erusy mast 2: ‘teil FURNITU RE-—! eau ifs rcadst e° 192 merck uD to-d air noo Lem - * - a MANAGER—Fot email beaut i ee aes | | ; hange. 4867 Easton. sss ISSEL—Siraient 8 , 927. * 8 3 : : a oe et a tiene: eee “bigh: POULTRY AND BIRDS Pt FOR uve. 330 hevroet coupe. suv — snce *2 .%, ae —— — | high-grade . See it at lee. rms. , between 1 and 4. , ae i. fh €7%) ; } Higa ‘ 9 7 ke? “ - ; - ey MN ther lat “heat ‘ ry ; : Mi 5ON—R waster. $2 RS . itizens BER OT . ¢ P ae, ot : : MoD, a@aitractis* ti 4 mouse . e : eit NI =” Sh * Mi ‘Te a4 Mu - wT. A Ww +. a * he’ ‘ ‘ . . . ° , s : ° . . -- ; a “ . - = ali ; « * . ; - - : - , A us os — . . - _- . ’ - , iJ hut wie tae P opt hy Z ~~ an eure a ae et a ae entices 9» wit ’ manage! road | : va ya ions ‘ : ; ‘7 - ate ro om binds . r 4 - » rin mntor Seale . “ " > . " . ia s “ . . " * ~ ~ is -— x ; . : : | : 7 : way, short hore. o! dvancement: | Go 8602 Tov | MILLER 2 N. Bros io®) | brakes: like ne pearance: tertp : sj acl _siyles | Sedans For Sale - y at , term 3 3808 Easton. Linge TRNITURECostente of ‘rave! _— expenses M nm = ‘ ne ; wh a” » , se , — =-- i st ~ eo i ’ ‘ au ce s , : : oa a: : an Aan ; MORE ATIOM BILE cy vMEP aXNY¥ : Tourm yes _ ch=at suaiity fu-TIiture: Be Friena — Peri odics bi) Pier: mans Ca oe ach r —. Pp. s20CIISS. - ferson : eet ene : - ee = agit mai T> ; , inter o Marmon Distributors, 2805 Locust St. | tire . fe , = en ches, Goals e ™ . : . . . i A , ry ’ . — " . a* , . ‘ Ps e ; - J «* a . ee am © -~ - . o : : aol ‘ a | me | es | | | ‘ } _ ; ae ‘ int Ca ] ‘ a ) ; ; 4 Upen Stundayre and Ercnings. | oB3) M yy . Ft RN TTL heE—Of 5-room bungalow, | ing town, very teasonable: cal ruil ~ SPEC IAL TY SALESMEN a peng oa = Srptance Co., 3809 Easton. Lindell 558: | c. C20 Delm ‘S7x' $275 down. Graupner. + a “1A SALESMEN OPERA’ | aren nd a Sale O6e Cok. Malis Fane ORD = Gee n xf peerage f o ee | : . | | | Buick Sedan a a Pg gg ag genet PURNTTURE— 4] t ? qT ID. LYS .) oN i 4-05 moe] = 4 ' ug oo Ts 2 . tery S tsar as’. . B25 7 Easton. = - —— . un. & ,ae; 6U7S Ciayten. Stap'e product with BMe'} uy i : : rts — ee i ae. Ch Pm mt wv: HNSON MOTC kK a LCRLAND—S'‘z de inve sedan. C ? aa RUT OMOBILE eT RNTTU — A enost ~ + ae a | bial ess money trom nA ms pe tae : re Ps = = en . TR mats -tg7 a 32 : ri om . O95 ‘ ertance ©) 3809 Paston. eset - sta7t’ man must nest ut in -] & a? Pooky es EW 1.¥ » SERVIC! set SaaS SS = — Cee rae 65 ~Ac entag a (aaa Miers x Agits M 1 -Distributors, “a i ba : ' eo a ae Se we me! T : ' x a . tI BT) ‘ i] fr ; ; $a. 7 : v1 lve Ww ; A¢ ‘i Ny —S a i , re ; 1924 Mas? o- ) Sundays and Evenings. * =" , al ; ormediatety 6478 Mi oP 7 - 7 4 . . ~ ” } : ’ ¥ > " » t Y ‘ . _ -_ — a . = = = _ it : i i rr E ' re as te . oo e . aaa ee eo a Cian "Gn. ware ame Saree Teh machen QHI “‘DSON COACH 3 | ot0 $350; will ite old car in trade n tires: very low mileage: ' ar carries Willys-Knight Six Sedan RNITURE—4 nette Hote? | = | AA Y oF r n ’ R. FI STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES Sa } | ) 5 : o : om - “9 : ' k _ and cust be — ™ Will h } “ly . P “} WHIPPE 1T—T uti riTng brand-gew: qiette Hote! _ {CAL RI wee. I ; 2 }} Aut .. authOed Fur le be appreciated llivs-Anight Six (Coach wholesale. Citizena ACcepeanG® | wn y. 2TH i Wanted io: 3 " mech a! {{ —_—_s—_ =~ a = z Deimar. : ny 3315 These Cars »& : : Ze ee cys TS. CIN? ly ond ni i tir i paint ' siti ; ih new pair n IicKR SEDAN. nies. teem tix ne factor wart cy Wr ‘KNIGHT —Tourin a. “GRaue OPPORTUNTTY Beas oP ERATORS as -- beset ' > > ” pec ps a+ ; tom," CalNng “Or, inte- rebuilt! nd i a Du oriced Mght: re . 3 s4coreptance Co.. ae — a ae ee ae, ange se ~ ~ ven 2333 LOCUST. JEfierson joat oo ~~ ereno _ 006% old Seal car. ae rin Car For Sal O For Sale ) ee yn ge v.09 -xceptional mechan NOR’ ST BRAN Tou 4 yl *\ = CHEVROLET—Dump trock. 2am + eget a oe By ne SSS AS | ical cond ne Nngtit, _sbeedumeter.) WEST (8/1 AUTO co. ! $20 DOWN view. Ricamond Heigita, | ? ae &, ORS 3] RS a be 2 PURE = "ae e ~é i“. : , a “e Som |fae be pas : re: 8 I . + ADary ake nn i - allie eurini D> a k1993 ruck: Iitte —_ ; ; . 8 0 ene wae OF} ERAT R b NDE Boe seouar' mn a. oa mes: . 2at tai . re as “a ~ rT tratford. Univers “ | ‘9 oon “ A —. t Bute : conde termes. "306 S. . ae _ 00 conden. Experienced on s:! ind Wash Mast hii oOo “A : - 34) ' m2. view _ 2 oe Jide. $33 is. $50 : 1d $9). | PEvERAL—Goea 2-0 —— —— ’ ’ XD ' = ‘aPPRyT*k A's 7} VY ERI ae | - 4S H : : I i if ie. 0 | am. 2 Manr ot" -e 2 r.aes condilon : >. 2 ivi Ri: —— 1 a parer » dresses GOOD VIO rR N. - m eS aN — uf ie “s rr ‘ ; Prasaie l» - or vom . = 4 at : "P lle > + im ny “i : ya HLEM LOSS N Gr ™¢ L atom a —. 4 Ras mY LMM TEE aes 7 Dp 7h Wau “7 ca tii Te . ay" . “iw a Ltrs | eon wae ales —_ ' Foi R -—Ton truck, 1927. ne FROCK FACTORY, 1421 | Bakery 364 N. Bovie, 7 | hots | SUobeuter- | Tate Buick eqdam: mechanically pertect | 710% aN iiame, 4390 Oliv oR. ce Co. 3809 Easton, 1 QO}; ad Pil atpi _. a ~ “ Be: . tt. 4 : “3 ; in , 4 . ; ; to . > % sa : rms, —_— —- a t . 3211 Rai x ™ . - tarenett: ‘ 1 oT ach PINTO EES — al kin aaa BUICK ML ; ce | INSUIN 4 " 36e f ; ee Fs ap. St: Grad. rot ht delivery, newly . . price Lee = { Pp Fs R A , ( Rite: kx - es om “aimed » Beetanen ie ey 3329 Leo - ‘ ET 19+ . . Mia AO 4 : enger aedan. | a a . ae: -~ : Rah) SUT! th —Overstutte . Mra? ;Arfielad 276C Lich ' ; a rmis 0 FORD Se cm Sa he ae ot ae oe FORI—15 late ton rece: yn , ‘fe full Ses _ a perienced (| ress ; stead mT IP : ‘ : ‘é ee “al , % : tires ue Lie se r, “ | mee 364 ~ : > eg : . wo ee at trade: terme. - } S. a ‘rT i we = iirc @away. : r ee a Og 1 Sn | 26. ; ee “( FURD—135 tom t ye MATTAG wast or 3. dignity uses # Saeed a ad illite dats. de sete, ) ; Advertising nauars ‘ * } ri ns PIC - ‘ il. [> 3 : $ ’ — : — ‘ . a8 ‘ ’ 5 . 4 sé National organirvat stablisheg 0 \Y “f cr | our \ ster wh ar : ; 1 AD ee - _y — : ternis 2860 MeNair. : fot + e atin . : ere ancien Orn, Voot ay... ACW 4 LEY BO! fr — : ir Gaal aavertion: 5 Br eet . pastes = : PeXTTRES—R me? Ne 6 F ORD { ‘OU Py 5 to Phe teed. 1 i PORD—10 trucks. $60 up: ca gain a aM tts ate = » we : ' : ‘ nk! r ITs 31 F rank li ae “3% . si@n endars. sells to all ines of ness: now heree) (garnielil . it 3 ry BTS woing te) 4710+ 20 ‘Deimar. nick ' “ .. ae. — ee a (rect i = j ise? mramie! (rut ’ : EV ROLET-—j1923 *o 18°6 at ura ruRDS-—« hex role, trucks: , > ap e terms a ae yw ** er 3 > $495: all guarant Fri: - ; - , . oc *s : ;, all guaranteed. Flint Aste SUIS \\ ashinetonh. it’ | prema Tore af eae Uk nae of . i : 9223-24-25 models aa. Auto Exchar@e. 4867 Easton 4sa7 "Easton OPERATORS aad « »; | HARRY 1. Bi mints x _ FR o TOR p “regular Be \arantee: tm Mer 1 — . ~ | Look hevrolet a = 2 ; | : bi : =a ns lw perfe ‘” “rims f ‘ ' emutifn?! oi 0g -o finish: only +, ' ald yg nage Ben | Ys é ' YAHLEM. 1035 N_ iran nL) pet nd - ef-ractive ae FORD—T ruck wie rHWw eer BRANCH wnly SMendenball. $3 nerence their se — ITrRE ae : “ey 7 ? ana wiitvV?i olet Seiten ‘Abany 222 Bs? i Sunday and evenings. HELP WTD. a GIRLS ee i _ : i 2 Guang ; : : , - : ‘ ‘4 | Ic Ky { ol’ PE apt =— . : . : 3 “tite i9 4 x 7 _ fine onda’: on a ; ‘ URL—Ton a wk: ADORESSERS Pen. appiv s a. u [rer steady wor I . ¢ C—O i oo | eee, Cais "1 at. etc.: $95 a, balance at $5 ver | i, & ‘ 2 | She gees Mewes . | rT TOURING & 0 jowks y ae neers Vet ‘ von mae i a as 7 atari ES _ ake Pree aaa Wy. ‘N = +e" ’ , . . , ~~" SS core: eee HAN D—E» } “i : ’ " —— ‘ ‘ . ~* : rs CH —" > . - a ea) a ree a ‘ y var * Vv Gallen « le _. bey SHOP OP¥R ato KR - “7 ‘ - + # ee i — ; 4 [ e 1 *} rn ) "} rune like ! oni -_ ee ; _ | aer . Pons terms. @l14 >t» YY 2 ee GT. . y 1 . = ee, ' ‘ bie . : 9 . ‘ o-} re st} ; ne : >» SHNSON MOTOR : oo PRESSE ay ‘As ve —$—— . O mi lous 5 ~T4 oa #7 | tR CaD ~~) } dge st Unien, OPER - TOR—A : : Lb ik, che | “thet Ne i Who can press ladies i+ (+? F > es h 9 . ; A L é = ~ ae ” . , ~™ al "Cy I ' a t¢« : oOrTr: ‘ ? Sw * wtateo © SM : - —_——-> i + Ror ue woolen cdresses and : — : SPEC I AL BARGAIN ‘arms "8 ry ~ : { «ay” LTOR ry ik : eee . E luce Ope , . nf othe) ‘e siete 7 = - ~~ — = — i . who ea NT? tr)! a1 : ‘ . a ‘is . r . ne orem ates ecternes elie es ei AB OM : + i . 4 } J o - is ‘o ; 2 2 oe" mary pa CH EV Re LUEIMT : , 4 2 | > * j WA RL ie rt mre ng 14 Se a00c 7s | fOcipo A, ~ wate hare se oo ~ r ? ~ ¥7 betty a we aes - _* “ , = - y ‘ > ’ : . 1 ado steamin’ bi 3 LN Fawnted ry ¢ i _ eee : ; , : . 2 4G Ht? 4 s Can } T Amit 4 ‘ j i 3 ; ; " ‘ ; Z le a } i le .7 _ 2 ‘ . 4 ; - Mii e r BILE a ANY - ‘ -— ‘ uv . ; SBS pore . . re s, re tia” a’ r 30) a In ‘ a ; . « ; ‘ ‘ " ‘— ear "! P * P ? : : i wp 4 A aa 5 ; . ‘ ’ ; . “t es t ‘ , 5 . ~ re _ .. * o ‘ii id ae 65 ae” ™ de Bod : { \ Valin ; “ is r +. i? 3 ; 4 (er CWT rP Gas we) ; = ae ’ on . cet — an nS . sh ae > a ‘ er 2. | 4 \ ‘ t : . . ' . - « - T on fore "Oar? « ’ r be i Must be eXperienced Apply SHIRT MAKI Fx ye “a it i HARR Saat HT SSA ANN Newell lEfterson 260 ene 1 ns es ets ivcu Che a Automobiles Fer men's clothing department, see- |” :. 1@th. third floor. . 307-913 N. Broadwa rth Shey) eee eae coupe, 4-pass ager. Studebaker ‘ial Si! ; ter FL mg ae GEN tL ee | ate ae CHEVROLET—4-passenest : : “hauls te | e—To in: 7 . LOOK! - .| ESTERN ELECTRIC CLOTHING Sven.” tatters. See cnet an‘e : ot Deltas. | SAPD pane law 10°47 bal | Hupmobile Hudson. Auburn. $5 Actos. $5 down: Taten om, A ke on n 2 Sidi : yt ‘es ortee. ond floor, SHIRTMAKERS ORR 4 FAMOUS-BA! i ym nd joining machines. aise sir Withee Lene ai we : 5. 4532 Satu) rid | ™s. ‘rae. 1819 | RY ' : ; le Wanted t 3th Ri'LE' - = ; ‘ tres fay ogae' ocdaz . Ps - j — tyive it + é 4 iS TAL rE RMS 1. 8 YSHLFM 1635 %. 98 PIO SEI GPE Experiences My ) . _sens : Vane as Lin ‘ell | — kta eae ) elm at Li ' , ' vt mae | et. a _ fee) Tour Washer Coste Tou Only % e i te Pa } " : ‘85 OU Te r,) ‘ , t> ~Giny ’ 1 . 7 . i ; -~ ?- . ot OOK—White - Gevukine t NindR +4 > . eT KI Wid -M e's — a . a a2i : int ; —v ter . wir r cave nix: Gone ‘ : “ _— . “ i? ‘ rf] Fo acBir . ew “Ti 7 ¥ : "3 mi . r - « : - . “a rhs peep . dl - eat’ ’ . : , X Ei ia 3 , as ¢ ‘arr -*« nl rae DY—.7 o arn wth 4 DRESSM AKERS ne md « mt 28-7 7 : eo 1926 Ford: 1 : , yur dar (Bui - RNP efor erden wed | | | >» 19 fine comittion. 413 Case aem ses 4 . . 2D : 3 ; ier Ford youd , i — : - Ee. ’ } t —*ens 7” — . , . ; ~~ , - . ; “ ; . rn are Tie TT ae ' ' : wee” 192: . PDT BARGAINS—A)wer : , > ~ Ls *: oe ne be experiex Apply ready | Bt{MMERS—Experiences 7 COAL, COKE ane wood wholeterine- tisen at mae ~ ” Laclede * 7 Menge i xe ithe ne ' | pleasure. terms. trade. 2 37 : —_s Deimar ro = a fil ', } to : . de pau Glee + i ; —— i was - a a i : r Of | we. tarte , one . ill ore 7 a er sed. ga hbogany -eseer $1 c , ’ ' } . oJ . aN . - . / , : j GIRL—Te_ worl = toa Ke rs and ah t Rouse, : , ee ‘ Pp , ac ~’ ee: . . “a L T> » — | mm “i? ; 1,80 Dar 2 ; : ° na “= : ette " .f. : » e - : e . 3 , A . ° ‘ Ww ' . ° ‘ ms , ** . f > . : . = - ; a ’ = i? } ns : ' e Hf : 77 ¢ Wee - ts - GIRLS—For Mah t factery werk a , _ he hl ES ver ng. C> : gat ly F stttietemn » * rey . ister: 4 re 2 : wor te) | POR D—Fire prin ‘ r “" add@re - = a Sl oa S. Fvet Datci — : : mm , (Yirr 3) . — “et - Daan aS ? Teck th * . , : Gt Experienced van ty Post-Oispat sands aa 4 — .. = MI) — Pong 19° alleen ‘tres $ WG ETS 1929 Pt YRD Ase Balmer sania SALESWOMEN WANTED Li , . | Loo ; r—1 6 vans, call St (leaning and “. eS : ne. Teed os ' : ' = . " good «ape io. #321 —S RS ernie hve ne-gs me et ow Se — 14 * og : * . ‘ot . , RS i tixiesq HS ence? 7 " 2 i $4 at 4145 Ory: eee Be xt 3 , =e... Wainericht” Bids ee . i yy . Race may > 925 miles ” Loni | « MT oe - ‘*% Fu —— we ie) RD—Touring fong runrire e-der SOR +3 =. Dis ei 7 S18 a — fos ~ + aera © ' Dod “ ee a rade. Ave e eu one JEfferesn TS04 ° —~ Homeless tive as heper in | sed Spencer tine. pieasait pre “AU TOS W ANTED BADLY ) | -eeaueliogs ; PoPr i> Sou'h ede. “3500 S. Broadwe, itable wo rk give detaile and pho: ns ae Lon Tau — » =: O52 G-e itd — iti" git for eiuck work. | O%?.__Box 0-235. Post-Dispa: FOR! = | trad nee , . £O Weert Pine tAlLFsS! apy—y¥. . mt ; : 3e 22 j as de r 8G i 24 e . ern ga ' oars r —tOuen: twee: | ir Tr Parnes ~ = : ; ORD = . eae - : ’ .* ? : : 0 nate anal White; general heousrwor. and hare persona |i! or floral ¢ t AU TOS WAN PED FOR biehesi cash Coupe. 1925 — t JOHNSON MOTOR ©O., » ‘s Your euarantce 3 % ab- | ki) cc EXcHAaANGE ~ & > ae Da: loos * C Ati P xX Fy cal * : : ; ; " : a ‘ - 4 qa ¥ * — DElmar 269%. 4464 Easton. ics) | seme Accentance te "3809 Easton ; nae Eeitep at Unies. Siren 2206. faredeban Goss x, errmea. H pber | } '@°R AND WaSHiNGTON. : e a E t ; D 2 . : i ,' 2

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FrESN 34 womearce. _—‘ °F The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints MORE F ARM offers than the THREE oth other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED! -°®2 _-—_—-a PRM POST- DISPATC ‘H. oF Nene ee erie FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS ON REAL FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS AND A’P'T’S WANTED | BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES: SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE BUNGALOWS and ‘COTTAGES ) | 8 FC LAPAY ETTE, 4140A-——4 rooms. sleep! ng | FLAT ‘Wtd.—4@ or 5 rooms mone Catholte | BUD DERS do promot ali sizes is W COR. > CHARLES ROAD AND For Sale South West Monev ‘ ‘See a 7 ; ) Beare “t 2 an] estimet rant it. 9 : oom toile it ee Be ) trie Penis $2400; casii $2500. LaAciede 6449 H} 1] R } rial notes $100. $250. giee eee pty. iF ee eo ne {tury Bidg.. CEnt HA 2) | ished , t 43x140: payment 7 Vacant. Open - (57 licrest esl ence — worminations. also the “4 Bremer Taeate! i +Jim the Coogee . : - : } as ~~ P ; _ PArkview O141. Oro: “aa .-famil oa effi- 41 Aron de! place: 9-room Coloatal | srr ag © Rit. oe 200 and roa. '. Seuvenize fo has } mod resi cence - hard«ood f) Ts hot-wiuter AAO sa} : ; po tm ’«. THOWPSON R. C0 . ~s ‘ : ‘ { [ I oS ‘ e ™ ia $* , . Z ? ’ s* ve -" o- 7 ’ | > ; ” ; " is r or ‘ . ~ . yy - . - : 7 : = ’ 4 3 « 99) + he ye viii . ; — BION WHE R t Ny DP re . _ f mn Co lak ; ret offer. heat; two baths; two-car garage. ‘arg8 nsurance rfect OUTEAU, a ee . Ral : erting —_ . JE FPERS«:? R EALT IN \ lot: heautiful — —_ price reasonusaols or ph. ur 2 CH F owe lier nm . R saanep i > : z ne for plans and estimates. Grant Wyatt. 27 | FOUR ROOMS, MODERN SGHAM, G81v ~~ Bunga om | ect dns! ) | Adimisaton by RTE, "110 N. STH. "5 DEE gett. and Choatenn!=The Fire Fight FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT ‘ 1 ¥ a : — rick Sx , : 740 Paz a. Oat ; ' z #9 = ry] > » POOTTIS, rere i + ate on 3 : rarages: “rents BIXBY & ‘SMITH, IN Rees ver ’ : me NN Lore hte rr regres ILis bull = > and 5 oF eaxT20: 3 wlork 9 gh oh am 2—Runeal rooms, hath. | ‘heat. separate entrances. 3 ga 316 N. Sth st. aan ~ BRIN -KOP'’S . EMBASSY | -(hirer ue 5 pol: 1 block to. street ca : -furna " , Actode | Seng het weur; mate: otter. — == ; | ? “FLAMING FU ERMAN TE FTHOTY. 5 a [eee a LUNES.” S95e-—-O-O, _macere: : BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 6%—FIRST DEEDS—_ge —_—— —— Clinging v1 me adi er % P —s - - —" ~~~ sa - o* _ -~ — | _& In sums of $1000 to $20 000, atts - A | R Y ane Prowler B poise rE Cl > a5 . 1 Sith, : ane « nl cn aa Sout ; proved ee ae: perfect title and «a 7 5640 Easton ef the Night” fv. ‘ ee , —s — : | side: nh. small amount casi | GRAV - — : ———_- @ m : me iL ( OK 7 HIS ov YER CRE EST ATE (ILENTZ, : Piette Sr BACH | JEFFERSON REALTY ~ TN : | tet ae ae ei ansie 221M. my, reg tne \ "LAclede. REC oa ee , Tow MIX ue HOUSES WANTED snting 9 “e feet on Clayton rd.: wos actly | i : PRospect 38N2 | See Re . IRMA ef ) “The Last Trait” Ani NOALOW oR HOUSK WTD— To te i Paling pol ‘ or derful { netitu it some | = it eri tome THIRTY | ie 3-3. bath.| MENARD. 1800—Store an - dime . o4 @Gartmer Av. Eil!l Grimm's Pe LEASE BY PERMANENTE,” RESGUNSL 56): weg: gage Pe ‘te est ire uy d ; DRAULIC. $U19—-For a : reception trade for » }XETMAYER, Laciede | sarage: cheap: profitable soft drink busi- oe AND BONDS _ Eos re 4 ‘— Y: ; OK ~ Hives: wT “79 br. .? te ; . ' vd ~ ia . . RE al TY XA . ms "OO : asa . . . 4 Q a ‘ ° a3 ™ ness now weuni ed . Laman ion “Whispering “at NEIGHBOKHOOD: ‘ be ae ; : ina poe bas Hi ft ; a > ye re. P> 4 ~ . 7} $ eo Wit 2 ; ‘fer . ROLE . AG . : ibis ma 2.3 bath. ga- JEF FE RsON RE ALTE & INV. ALL | active ; Ks and bonds — KING BEE . and “~The PANCY BY MAY 1. IN at ah f , matt-hrick .Tron plat Rengel-Weber, 3127 S. Grant. . 944. re: cheap. ALBACH, LAciede 6449. Be a r- (= “—o KATTE =14@ N. Jefferson Adorable Decety KENT, LOCATION, KINE A! @ ectfications furnis nave : ATT : “ ae - ee WONDERFUL BL SINESS LOCATION. _ _J. KATTELMAN & COL =| ae val wihHEK Tt) All ~. BOX T-108. I’.- ' : : ; arral low ne = . T 5 = ae . Ts | >HB bs . . j ri. , oa = ¢ Mice “fa nabiy | "141 a Jefferson. larse s'ore ana al j 503 Central Nationai Bank : TTS De re Preeral “ : - ' 4 ' - ; ’ + ; i ae 0 iia With balls ame Aur ace t; , - host r heat Se: now |; ae ' ‘TET " w ‘ 1 “te a ; oe se . whe . | Shamens living rooms, [ “water heat, garag * w i ae Kingsland ‘ “Sorrows of Saf rai “« % Rare eRe et ila IG bag - ee Ae fk ~ -e idea & oy 4 ae —_— Be ° me, ~~? ad a “1. Pie Nn, AREER: igen ete aegehine tia. ,.° Matle $ . ey yah esas © Sy ts Le + Shee *« iow 4 this ; 1 Saal ’ 4 “} : ' d : ‘cupied A on llinery od for any vi Reagel- Weber, S3i27 8S, Grand. “LAe. 95-44. oe p. Y —_e e452 Gravels Av “Saturday ~ a) aes noe eS * REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE 3450. | Will be open for inspectian | son ae, bat WYOMING. 2220-2234—Dandy investment |" JEFFERSON REALTY & INV. SS. | i ‘ \ . “ ‘ OL > imn 7 dout ie ‘ ; vitl th. lectric 4 . en? ‘ = . ail * a P Ros sp* 3882 ee oe B U SIN E Kirkwood 4: — a » een PROP. EXCHANGE 7 O90 WAbash 172W. « Bor ; : . eal ~ ‘ I , : r ; , ee : nF : : a) “~~ = Rb. : a9 i% ain ol! SEC UPi«’ ; . ri ’ Secbtiie an ak. cae se : a_———- : Box. a rg —- SCH ERMANN BLDG. & RETY. (062) THIRTY-EIGHTH PF at eae Re 6 esiate, can be OcusMs ree | ce OPPORTUNITIES § i aoaemsee incon Sa TB prc: — a arc ft e. Fem : ‘ FARM Wanted in _ an pmo fi Fa we sail : de engel. Weber. 3127 S. 7 ; —$ aB aN ° —- can : . ARGAL . ; “Meet the Prim SEVEN 7TH, ; i J - "4.9 on 3 > 1O0t Watch This Space for Real ot ; reoema: | Cc: nea — Uwhe ie 2. ssdiehiiniliind Pg a ee Place seved | KOZY THEATER : and “Wolves of Bargains, “ pack mae 3405 yx head with large brick building to be used | BUSINESS OPPC , Beeld & Nat Brides | — SADDLER & DOTY R. E. CO. — : ; - ” i emenene ie mor go ee acelin if , | jani- as Warehouse, factory. garage laundry; | a0 with — LON { RANEY 62) NN es ee eaenta: Shen toe} ‘service Phe 4)? Merame $7) 20.500 equare feet floor space: ator, | MAN. with $200 aoe clothes 3 ' MM ¢c N A I R “TELL IT Te ’ = . — | Ba bole! steam heated, electric, off | penmence Bo xz R- >, Poet- Di ae ; : ; — wa km hai oi =— nape tememanaeomanemmase Suen oe . Wiecsniae Mae Si MODERN _&. mac. near Gustine: 2- ideal location, where plenty © MAN. reliable, with $2500. t @o f& - Me Natr-Pestaloan! _ aaa Wed } a : oun nan a ie se oi. ‘ 5 Pant *y a1 . property val al Ine? real estate usiness with an ald ~ pa a i. $k ' 13 ‘ Ox p * pace | gay” ret : SOF ~, -TTH sT. e : “ a ‘ . “ r é an =" Sraalined th : =e UNION. EASTON TRU ge ae — ~ anted ean : ot : | " . bt. oh ’ \ ; EDE ER je = 7 p 7 . respons D o eur “cessful. ~ - z OGLER "PT rrecyT =A j n man take Over eellir ig. Box Oa. — M ; “Jim the ( onque HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FLA! iV mee ms . a : Ss 4 =] . ‘ es : se " @“ae- eae ry ~ , 519 i) 1% . ’ : YyRETT} BM BE Al TIFt L SING 7 a ~ shins “Bs oth and Bremen sonvenire to La — ye ke ; TION * _ooportunity: ae ee -— FOR REN1, FOR COLORED coal’ teens BB pe as oi ughw BEFORE You REALLY Bie? L SINGLE. AL POM? - , fir f “ aie ‘ : Sox j ‘ , re ton. o > (;o°r ay - iy moc mh .arge , 39 34—3-rnom cottage m ek Se eee “ Re ae de BUNGALOW o7T2s L ; ) -_ > : “oom s na un- mr tt > nly $100 down a Viiss é ty “wear — : ‘ Dowhie Pre th: strietly modern: _ CHRISTIAN “BRINKOP R. E, CO. Smith, TYler 1789R, after 3 (eed) lowing and dest connections: EW SHENANDOAH Peas” ae . ede . ’ ; ” “Ou . 362 ‘ ioe 304! os —_ -62) ae ’ ” ie, oS ery fra " cottage. a re Z nOCces 10D . , : . Rage & =henandoah “Neer, o s wa 2 Be: ae TROT | Singlet n electri CREA‘ AT water ‘4 7 a ; — t th a Alte a = ~ A an Lac] > I il M3 inc! mad. Vv er DF Wood yd 6) : : san ck? ~ ‘ 10 Lil u : iy fii a le bath : : ” Nice brick flat ily “> vit “milinmg i 5 ) | rooms, | nd Kirks D- Dispatch - === = : rage e ‘“ s1°4 arnies > wey e! ; or; 7 27, In ~ : ’ pee wit ha 3 i S5°5 ; | = ate 3 DERE! aa ate + betetes enttne> ahectet " (4. Exchange = ~ : eSs/a8. KIRA i s : 2637 RT SSELL. mae and bath; brick « 2 ttage: es worn Ney a MING ——- SE bad 503° oy : 4200 W Florissant © “The Cartes TH *-s Ay —— ee ee > a ae Ae so ad ih pe — FAO ln, yet oe ie Oe: * ph —— @ eee me ow - os re ; ~ ~* ¥ = . ° : r Tiagiis AlTROUNL Caan ww a) er Mout ; ; « . 2 ae Gueson — ” WISTONSTN. 2011—S3 roon new rm genre te gh ‘a. cae ue me : dat g dgyboaads. | ee eee a i ee CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. F. _ nd 4 am } rooms cn thi : 3 ; 4 % *? r eleetr wig i oan : . @ 2 : ‘ rt ni sap ‘* es 0 ” bc, “@ _ > : an = ee = Ze. e oF. eg ' v- 4 at ri : r ‘ 3 ¢ =] lien i - "uti ‘ oo 5 : MARGARETTA AND CORA AY. ne one { ! woud ; : CHRISTA = rage; newly papered and pain ay 6 ey with Anne a HAARE ' | furna . . new ra te tree ee ~ = Co... pace ‘3621 S. Grand. (662) SILVERBLATY 722 Chestaut. GArt. es | Sunes av.: ill heaith: quipped: RITZ = yy tile = h | 3} : Ld mr r 3 ‘ : , ' . . watatine . ‘ ; 1? 4 we Poet bat . : : = ‘ hao A moder good Cation. > 9ne clede , “> ar: 1} hount : , . > reise. ’ L+— ood ice ~ i , 2016—4.5 room | why Sti aes ._ BRAND NEW ‘ RAVOIS STORE. ) : 1 ol ia “ea 4) se | juipped: leaving city: cheas. . ft See : furna lectric, 2 ) PNT »-ECGND, wit N —4 rooms, new- e dov > per month if} ARDpI Sled ep ming oem > (ean . ~ Mt wer you CANT GO WRONG | NION-EASTON TRUST COMPANY, = ge | Jonhie Pree. : : t gents, tao , ; ' - = tree Onc New singe reom efficiency; larg: , Fast n. FOrest 1370.(c57 yp smth 2. eS. soa oa account uf U ~N ! 0 N : "praaien a on | | - Grand ay. 3 — cy catia ae “Stole Picesure we Ce a a ae ee arate — . ’ frye e+ ~ A RP TE PAST Gia, Se hme -” - te At cme ~ ae . cowtien ae wr decorated. electric. toilet: S35 nied Guick R. ita . RON 6 ’ rLy r na | EISTEIN & SON. 613 Chestnut. , lie! F “insnect anaes : as “i } ; ee o ee rc 1s Ooms street ule Price anc | ’ ¢ pen dai.j 2 will) surprise Rosa and Macklind. NOYT INGHAM Ft PO . 7 ‘ MOweru, Farrage, peed Victor USS - . . —— — : : : : wane -~ : — (ood WASHING! , mm ana Dat ' . ° HR . > > : se w A HTE a » ad) , t =e : ’ lectric. me pape open: ret | Richmond Heights \clede BO40-31. IATL S. Grand “Orge) HUmbolt 3073. 2011 8. Broséway. (c62 =( F | x ANCIAL fyrnishes: Urice S008, | 58 - WELI.STON {‘". It t x Nantes Pee ATURE ID TRIER OS mis Me H24 $40 “ i wt. § Sy 6 Bose Sm. a > x anes aauten flirt « Rome a ae ee eee... ~~ we —* 26 EES AS. . = = Bi lance month, Tamm. 2n anchestet ' Lows or ta. t qu : . - ‘ a | . E E REN) , ! , (779 3] Seer Southwest ees ity Ice z Woodland | .Doshis Pr : —— 2 x nd } Dio? aga ; Se cnetiiiteta Sak anmeaas” Gee ge “ eS : mir an : “Garraows of * ; . APART —4+family, Scar ga FINANCIAL Es 1GARR._ STAND audy, ier cream ae nets Genvote “saturday Af " A\CHTER. ‘1195. 5 3 | } St. John’s Station terms. see M 3 reniieen. tea Oe ee ees ea ae ee ne ATE “PAKTY MUST SI 4, . a? oe } , ; ’ j : ; -. - - _ * = . ; ; .- tx - =) = . it ; iii l i : - o wa > ; aot OD , ’ . A ad ’ oi . . 4 “ 4 *} ; ent. a) y ay ** . - . = “ > - - si : = . . - : ¢ é O~* . 4 . s?? aaa ” 7 te | . a | aa | i. 3 Seinen’ Gah cea ss “dandy” bm ote rage worth | BiRGATNOT oireate he 3 bric res; 2337- We _st.: will | Saye ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO." THEA 4 ; 4 > " " > . aie - * . . - . 7 : r as . unt. E& ’ T)-. ‘ bes jo . . -_ . — és _ a ~ : , ae sal 6 git “ ‘wo eS . 2 aye ew WIESEHAN. 52044. reomse: stiriciay mod WINONA, 4917A—3-4 room ‘fficiency >, ‘ Tenderenter. “9 (Fravei er ka : ee ‘ 4 . _ mt “Tbh Pome 9 {Pt HG 4 and J fiat: wod- 2: ; : : one i , " ; ~ “ . : + 9 ™~ ERY GROCERY . Bs: tes en ae i. , iS a © | POUGHFERTY R. FE. (CO. 883 Chestnut rke lowest F iree: % ) 4R ae - : ; : eee are : ik s. Pi rm™ } j confident as. tA NAUIE Re err i 2 : ail CEnt: se 4 . se Mins “4° an et . 4 “ ~ rem * a ~~ ee Grand- Flor. { THF 4 AGICL . Grand & Florissant | - Nebr ' ae 5. =T RK A™M Pr co. “6321 Rasten. (e538) $25 TO $500 niente Mn = “AT MAREET ba Clarten 2 MeCace, “The Fire Br ee = * 2 et Lae ne cee oe lr decorated and ina 9 od rent th BI } : J ® ul : AMES P MANNI N. Real? for st t anu? ° :S4lle , : [SE " mr Se : e007 mal Life._ wi vat Bit Chr | . ther mi Ua : a ¥ : Anybody can borrow from us. Every- mS ME I I ARTON La Ge ternat ons bi Aas : — , mi 3 dle ‘ ' + Ai oD . —- . - . ' ; x , jo c ' : ’ ! Do uble F lat Bargain thing private. no signers or endorsers. a sa be rrair Thirty-seventh and oe DORI r 4 rm PON “se cing Seo aah or eed Bes ee serena ~ays get Psgee aca ‘ 0 la : st Au . nae . 347-49 MeMilla mily 3- room Come yourself. get momey same day. No "i\etside 5040 = Kk oe Lafayette : “The : ft : Senta’ ‘ie eeeers Se vO agai s sige ' “ , veniences: renting for $2196 body knows your business: we g.ve you GROCERY AND ) MEA MAR | O1si ' é a ‘ Der annun r ea { quick sale.| a square deal. 68000 customers use our eaving town. N gehig 7 1643 S. Jefferser and “Finger # =s-1 AY! LOR TRUST ; Loan Service when they need money quick ciieteaiaiidiaia s pane a : Laston amd Tayler. DEimar U%t “s ay back as little as $2 weekly. GROCERY AND LINDELL ; pi SB LE OW RARG AEN i May EES : ' YAHLEM FIN ANC E CORP. ria j “en bu ; _ owner d and 8 Fie ; Wine oF i ETZS.. B757-—t-room flat. ia! Ewing rs “ Ks ia «s : i S " - , 2 win . r panes eF" s = : seine running hot wa‘ rn GRan 248, DOWNTOWN BUILDING. | and poultl ev and Dell Ero w taht rs 5-5: tile bath, hot-water he TOLoaS—T a HaMBUR 1ER_AND SANDWICH STARE “Lanatic at I Ay 45 bath. $30 ~~ Four-st 16.000 sauare feet. suitable | re ‘ ] rT; co pm | 7 } gg ot og og er a LOAN—-Two co-makers; year .-—Phone mornings before 10. BU . L Y eR I Cc LAGE R. Ts f vahouse, fight mannfectaring . ciaicaaes - | . ih. tt f : ) Forest, PArkvice 47073 4y. Guardian. 605 Planters’ Bidz. ice! $80Ww 4 land “Winners AL A. STEINLAC e R. CO. 722 Chestnut. for warehouse, ligh man ‘turing , : ESN SOiT! then 1 oe 1100 EF .t Ark ' + re Bidg. (cs) | ——— : : Sixt : . busine«« of any kind. Will rent or ned ns UPR? eR Ri I x «© : P ) vy , >t os : ; HT El country : 23 ‘ wth Pine ’ Wilter FCCLID. 615 N.—% rooms. } - : sonable. Available at once. Call | Ie St. — ‘— oe Se me L i te a é “aroie ma reo —— verti tees $18 Franki'n En 159. 2 | y % ee aoe (al) PArities ORae 294. { oh ; Louis County ; ah? , pies j 7 Kain: ae hy rar 34h _— + »)- é 4 salaried people. easy payment ~~ RT al ¥ ; ! i MAFFITT —+ : : sp 7 LLILWes ¢ ’ fas ris ° » ' conia llia. ISsl Railway xchange ve: ~ oe 7 er | . ; s LONGERIE -HOSIERY ‘§ oR ES N. Vandeventer | . po + ran = t , Owner will sh ~ ee eer area . : i , . hr ¥v . ” Be ivanced te rking AOE : 334° heater ¢ electric. bet-water tank ein fine furrieh to euit. $2.50 extra: epecia! r ¢* =m ' rm n “a , . tr countle repgart ahie 12. 5 | : s 4 ; . - od ; ‘ K P , ? s . os “ : Vil r wy REA : *— I Lt ; : urt $e a u moh! aa “nt > — — => ’ ; . . . ~- . vi ita? bs’ } : ) s ’ : oO , or ‘ - : : L. ‘a hs a) 4 t. FORSYTHE 90 4—— New ren van : \ DROZDA REALTY ¢ too CHOUTFAT ot - == —_— on oe , r house 2928 Ch outenn pas 15 Manchester “Me Fedéen's caned on ilurnitu: ase UC NCHERY Guaranteed a | parlor: steam beat: carage. GArfield 23 FARMS WANTED Writ / ‘ > re - ' Dew ti A \Uibis ‘ bis 7" ‘ at , . est u re b Tse rec ‘Ipis > . . > : sy . . Ay *it enees liberal terines: on a ‘ “Just A wv RESIDENCES FOR SALE Mouad City Lean Ca. pat &. month. | orn ; ™M p-ewood | Blonde” and ee aming 5 a casas Gikson 455 , rooms. modern: F COE ROKREI ke er a Fer RA iN? Wea | , fT END COTTAGE 56) MEAT MARKET—Gro Thomreoen R. ¢ rArkview 5 aa MARTIN OLIAN. 1010 O!ive, MAin 5056 eas ee ree _ ee Webster Groves V CODLAND PARK ® we bE tae neon J 4 0 ee RF ASOR RE AT TORS KIrikwoad 1158, = : aoe ates , _Faraiture. Suios, real estate: no signers —ae Ren Morgan. . a a - Realtors. THINK OF THIS . : SAW : Si elie elekn., oukam. Oe “1 ot JEFFERSON 1932." 380i 1 IVE. tS) | cash ¢ ao jeMirt 4% ’ lets eS te SoMa she P te soheagas eg a i AINE bated 24 be Bea AA phe do 0 gs Keer, ~ coongeen sat »N 22 ms: moad- er on or ees OF oi ern; artist Pi ception hall; $40. a F. te em cong 31°23 S. Grand. LAc. 0620 tBAGK__S use WL tn eaten a Eee . a mounts ca 5 TAAN apo eee “| = mN ~ ae a “ / von ; : mr ? AG né 14 ' / w i ad , ‘ hat bie aisl . > : ore . ° : " : meni ING Tu . yg vorni : a *. . = - Vlg SU s. m : : Lrees, P} : s @ ~+" rt ; B icactn 6 Centra! “ vere QU IC K L O ANS 1: “4 on : : ’ Me™ P ; te, ) go0a Cusiness iecation 3 is r \ iret - + : RFE. AOR. Kir ioe ond 1 1 “2. " . a - aa . : : : 1 N 1ON- rE ASTON TRU ST ‘ omMP ANY, r Ak ge ru oe ee i. on et } ; : == c 8 to 7. 2307 Olive. fom) KENSING ION 5190-92—Modern. 3 %; : hee Ht E d 3-room hou } ; “anv ‘ast . naive N th ae) cheap to goad te: ‘ + Fe _ Southwest i 40 2 tied ail " itbhuuldinces met ¢ mane .- * ae lhe - ks a or west | ee , YAY ft. Troan ingen fae y } “7 as = - ST | sin x eF : i | :, i ai . : . TE cgay AP North RADA Si ' - , a A : MON EY TO LOAN . . ; 0039-—Half bdioc as ernentn Wal ss [7 Dy O. 4 _ferimis 7 =" : ——— ind | ores 1 1 On collateral or with two co-makers. Re a F5 Powhata ify 6 , ms. 4. ; ; oa ' is : . : : abel’ ° } Be | mt. ' i . ; = : ~ : — - : a : _ 4 ‘ é -s - Y rc ‘ : . a = ; 4 i . “y n amo ts regular! out ‘ , ur Qn ~~ A "R . . : _ -" 3. 4.?am heat. - y - , ; 5 ‘ ‘ J} . ows * att : SF isi tH] P : 2 tation — i R » " > ‘ > : [a ’ : ais 3 . a ‘arm . * « at : cy me cAN a aid 3 ye - : . m: > 3 gtand real buy. ia Rliy @nutt n ‘} . .* : Be i” ‘ : r . BAY ‘3 ‘ ‘ > 2. nn 5 i. r ai = - ‘ " ‘ ' . 4 : ~H a ; = . > - aS LA) N TH tr: - CO.. ” : : on ; - 7 a = . sr Ld " _ ~— . Gamen ot : is ie r " + 4 Eas nD = 4 Ly -! lub _Bids.. 1022. Locust. fe?) - ' av _ “ al eee lteter am vita NEW SAYVLINE S. KINGSHIGHWA\ win PPK Hich PT alion. riced ot age clio lili, Se a on Serr » BF vis 1 oms 111 Rar Ath Lt.’ Ww —— new hbrusiness center: cet in : ~ j .4 . ; P ’ ‘; r . ' at. a ‘ " > . -— c ef? : 7 { ee ‘nat 7 - — ae 7. - ae s } ty irnit > :? 1 Ti é ia . . —_ : " . yt a7)» MePHEKRSON. 4 eres nn ters ; sow White — in is good; low rent: - . «8 rat for yarn ie] , —s Got ur own terme: io . Fas rhe satier ‘fh | the rest as ¥Or new iy “hs d ; na ble “a ” PARK . AV. — ; oiiicahiee aati pectoteanan - R DH! J : ot ional } ‘ > ae. = “1 EINL. 1GK = | te : West d ; : rT le ' = On r @ii . itOmMD ; Li @e 7 » " Pe > 2a ss P Shenandeah_) ; ; - “am ¢nandin . : ig . , -age , bia Z DA ~~ Chestnut. GAr ee ae ee eee = 9 f oe 7 >} . . a ’ ada di , v saa " atilf ry . ¥ " ee “4 " , ar i. > Fee ~4 - it: - ; Rid : : : a Bind i Alleys MA! eM ee AS rooms. : 10 fern: ’ Al A Tt. vi pe :: 7 pr : a ; pr} bee ( L yd : : muse ' ry ; eine : i ler 7 oy} ; : ' : . 1: ; 2 = " . 4 a oN ' a ar phenes . -_ [> : = . : : + , ae - : . ; . ee on — “ins af s - s 2c TY yy : ' \é of : : 1 ‘- : Co aos ie 'T! oft ° 3 Li as ‘x. f an — i ee nade ne atl ; : be 21 git LSA ia in : 5 Pit mine ~ . . : a | ~ ise c. _ SI RK AMP CO.. @221 Factan. (cSR eg - BRO : >... whiMs 191s—LARGE t) wees ‘ ” d as cate alte : pamily: home | jon A y BRC aes LOO ME | ; me. $3 ™ we. $22 and $23. 1304 N. Sarah. ics | ats 24 = ~ “ere oo North ike ;” “beautifully ant ae “SS. BLAKE & BRO hesinut, ROQMING HOUSE—A roome, ' LOEW'S STAT , TE cage POA art Fs : rs Ser ‘ Sart hee Srdon Use building ‘ot : 5 a : : Missouri Realty & Const. Co. CAbe : Ri E 7 . Side of , OU ae PYirest 3402 , ) 3 : . onset. C4 bany 1987 - — x —- AL ESTATE loan out = - + HO Fine-om y tmae | re vitis furnace. d RP ie 5 dclshhees “gyre | : , ee ) view dier i 6a ine | 3438 § vee Gy = ity oe a. , ’ $2 WE 1 y Sa ae te Ai ’ i ° , . rr? ‘ " . 4 2 ? . . Pee — 9 ‘ , ’ ‘ . Pa 2 rans _ , a Ne rr 2 Bice 7 “ swe sPeP ae . >~ Ua . - H . * : Pt ‘ rr : rent : , 3 orn. Gamer | lea bail werdwend’ Caece, te | teed ors aa oe DO YOU NEED “MONEY? fe Aye : * orated G $40 ne RRs 6u pe Med 7 SAN BONITA. Gad0——3-ROOM FLAT: ‘A aS EVE -3 Manon ume ; 7 , : ' ‘ SPST IN CITY FOR MONEY. (es) . — ; sia : ue ; eR : wr M APF] “$380 4. : ) es , ity swe z 500 FIRST “AN D SECC ND DE : cree. Natt tie. | car ic 3 | : 5 cash, $30! sake offer, Call owner CAbeny sabe AND SECO -EDS SHA WMT T Pi 1342A—- ' ~~ lee é' Sie oe ea wth : lok te : srmace: newly de rat baru 1 | = ig é ; A . | “ - trees . r in eve ae . é; : she 4 : 150 fe | Bastion tees a : . en - wean Wagh rift: pack in nlan , ke, . i i _ ihe finest Tues "T 7 — ~—e : , : ¥ rad) aa rr RR | 9 Ki .. ~ BATHS. FU RN uc ©. 3508 CASH ROMENBERG BRS >. SORT a OE co 1. , : oy ‘ , . : : ' Persbit : . Ww, Be ) : an tein alee . ee ~ _ sale & try ewiry papered: | Reom 301. 8(4 Pine. MaAin 52) P3-S 7. . ; —_ De. cee sa ct Toe STANLEY. 6851—4 lovely rooms. am ° -orgne* i JR io. $14 perior. sieeping porch. steam beat: $45 RRENTWHOOD BANK RE. AL ry ' as = ; .J. RE. CO Gartiid 88 LVERBLATT. 7 hestnut. Gar. & 4 RENEE DOREE SA° 5 Mancheeter > *» ; : —-. : ; ea te .- ERBLAT? — (hestnut. GAr. 54 > 4 —— A ae: cs pOUS a . = ee = WALTON. +33 inear pemnar) ata R Suburban RE: LCE : , eee : 7 ane: SK arent ee ' ei lie ae “7 SHREVE : i (SA) ae YOu NEED MON EY Atrio By — = ar tind A Pe ee ames | Pere tl ter aE orm srs , one renee saan Se | CATHEDRAL DISTRICT a * ‘hatha, dcatic cuca S17 aE. AL = Mereaeuect mene hath bate no core, ros effict noes 7h. . a = : . : ase | . Saree wane $424 Lacie . motors slate FIRS SECOND AND THI Pe DEEDS OF {2n45 Easter —_- THE SHOW. Added j ‘ ‘erat 53x WANTED ; : | ances your fot — . f ; §ROo0 TRUST = é PER CENT INTER ——e ROOMINGHOTSE — & eon ate ’ a ar i 4 ~ our Sones me “ > BUSINESS Pp RP SES : . | . . i ! : wor ND ‘ ITY TRI aT x ! in = “ FEYDT 3k. RF AL. TY cn... ‘se Re LOT eervice * 4 ae be: MABEI NORMAND gua. Gsevtricity SIL. S Le WANT } ue hali “Pf star: ‘ ' -E i . ‘ 1i : Ses i a " ‘ — LAclede 324 I. s. Grand. . ‘K R. co. 712 ae : bi pe ; A ' : 0 hg et pe SS By | weparer sr — Pog 5617 | “AB. \NNE AV. | ~2=@"-“"nes To esesa “> | BOOMING “HOUSE Nitya, Sl ow te cranes. F Selnemmte Wed phon “OH TF Volt WANT A BUNGALOW BARG AIS : 4 oem on resi $l centratiy eouabie: oom =r i x LATS FOR RENT—Furnished , ; PONT rAnl TO FR . : : a’ od 1 roerm residence - lot daeds « % nm ai estate: first : t —— sonal . y ; > BE NGALOWS ON CARSON RD MAteER ' nt : f ont, sates ce shade trees : . “BRINK MAN REALTY aes ; Artiets and Mode s- ~~ . ; - : . ‘ -* . . _ = are ‘ , pag | ptt tien, ~ vi. we Aint S45 a PT. MORE ( AVE . Co. 4919 Gravots ay . ANP Ch Rg Y yeah . “South all ORL SM-SaRG re D. . : tAMI R441 La—Nicely f é. raised. va REAL ESTAT > = Sake’ . . . rit Vis : ' > . , : . TAN BRIN} > R ‘- | ~ agg Chest _— ee ) - : > csit ence in Any Amount SOFT DRINK FARI ae And , : W ante” — 7.298 mere ft as ' aise, . ‘ts ; Ty respec nt fo ee 6 ad on he - en Garten. new S roome ¢ bathe with marble shower: | Consult Us for New 1 Beck west of Gren ree , THREE ether Se. Louis i | 3338 Ade MATSON: c o. “at (LDER: ! oy Fy , ESTATE be 7; “oamntas rom > arom ee = CR. 2105 5513 BFACON AVY. ; _- - - 8) ith street care vom to $18 fw HEMMELMANN SPACKLER ; 2 WW Fiortmenst Ain 2709. BAARE. COlfax 3447. (€57) ag ee tno betwee 2 and 5 EASTON: TAYLOK TRUST CO. Easton and | REAL ESTATE Co TAILORING ASD ee” 2 laa T | S , 5 . (<S8) iving wi av. Furniture fur sale if

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TUESDAY | wg a —— ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH. _TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL eee _ ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH sommmnmnees © AGE AVIRIT, 5. 1927 — —— — ~ —— i + DANS ON m REAL ESTATE a ) y Awe | 40ViRTISEMENT rt een | Ba eit eats ney er Cooney | POA | for Itching Torture NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) (SMALL CHANGES IN foe SENS. AT STANDSTILL iT ble mission Ss. ¢} uic K ackete: een ing joana. ‘SEE Us." enswerg, s es ‘ial to th Ost-lDispatch ee, fi hristian Bri k . ig . — oO 4 ~ ' =f , 3a! , } | Prev | close in local market and quotations es | Soectal to the Post-Diepatch. I Op 2 : Use Healing Liquid Zemo | NEW YORK, April 5.—Following is a list of sales highest low- , Sales. security . iHigh.) Low. | Close, Civse received from Kaness City and Chicas: CHICAG@, Apri) 5&-—WhReat trade E. Co. — a's eve Tet ’ ie closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the ENDE Pr. abot ateled ‘OLLS ” ] : i ie we oe oS - ile. ni , High, Low, Close. Yesterdas. | oo. op months met a» little petter buying : eT L 2 #) 1s im ee ° - “‘r- % OF? Show oe ripe : . . : “ . me rahe en = eee . ’ yam, — eee eee 4 eT oage® Glas oe ot, ae ‘4 of Sty ? sy, a eet : a eh alate be a tt he a+: aia he, - wyatt, Ue ol neal. “Sie. we Pes et: or eS Poke a ae, ? oe ; - a 9.4 7 : ous. " ‘ a ae a +" +H F- = * ‘i - 3 oe be aad te ote { ‘ m . tee ei sl a " : : . Ae sale « ids - 42 ; . _— 7 me 2 : ‘ eee Ty ee oe ae ow "9 thd Crop reporie were nerauy *tSt. L.IZ9% 125 72%; ewe get 7 gc; September, file fier? closed lc to f2%y R aoe 3040- 41 be Aclede 3246 | = a (cOsy 5: Zemo seldom fail Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share 1» Na oO 3% on Lae , . ls to stop itching ang day, it ! acreage 1p Westerp Kau rt 12 30% . 21M se: @ t i: ma? 4 “12 144 - 6 b 3 sd , yryrreg 4 i ae od a : titles with gg UTEAU: our Horsemen” and | ¥ stops prompt. y Zemo is a safe Aro] ber | ¢ a 7 i >} Nat | os 2) %,; 99 de ihe 1 'O Is! P " : losexd | ’ a >. es = ——wo . A ‘ac; Sep ~~, t Tide \ Wf 2% s Tea 9" 32 & iOcai cash grain market today SE PTEMBER WHEAT. , oe : af vis peas 4 “a list. | ut . = i . ean he Fire Fighters” healin g liquid .Co tiicimnen. I All > D 2 “4% ae N Ps ) 3 : 110 N. &TH. MAIN wndiar me jet and Chout Mth , os | quid - nvenie nt to usé any Reo eG Oe Pe de, : 1% Not © RD “ag i926 993 ao 1] Ira: — r ~ y » fats demand, offerings St. L.127% i26% 127% 127 : P ‘ time "A ly dru: vrists _ DHOe and =]. OO * - ‘ Be ‘ . ' ‘ 7 AB: ; i & , 1) 4” = 2 Pacts as rs, a . . : j ob ia “e ‘ , ‘ tlaru . ll “st ‘ 3 AIS i caeh Caies ‘Toc as ‘ peed rogram ae ot J Le 4% 3 2 eS ae nag - - , ? eae 3 “ae at hha al “a \ aq gq “as AY CORN hers 36.000 vate dSta- | in fair demand. | « "Am 4 76- » ! reported 400.000 bushele wheat tak: at a aN SE ee __e2 ' 7 neabie A B 3 E , BRINKOP’S —— | EMBASSY 5 Cri na ABB EF vi 128) 124| 124/15 | % Xe , oR tes TANDAR 3 jteady to “we higher an * : ; 7 os ; : $., rs : é : - or, . A ‘ ' 4 , ‘ ‘ s ‘ a . J ; ss ’ ‘ ‘ . a P : “FL MING FURY" s Cyn ] $4173 | 7: res SN OG NRK 4149; 39%) BY%) ie meen = . - |}Oau re siwady to le gigher. The de ‘ 2 for export including 60, bushel@ %, F IRs ST DEE Ae 6% —- ee ‘a7 rr G9, | 4 N. 2h, 3? a : aint ~~ ge ’ 2 ; a oi Was gu0d. me , - . ‘ _* - 4% red wintere to France DS— 0 Clinging Vine” An & T.:280 122 2: 228 o. , 4, | Ath goa i Tee 2. oe aT ome 2 be eariy wheat range was oarrow In the May delivery the bulk of trading , de : hus Ibi ©. on D. Lf ,eighly under previcus close for most part , was in the way of evening-up outstanding : | “The gums of $1000 to €20.000. | ; “Peawters OR = 3 ~~ r mw | . On ime ) and “Prowle SHIN ¢RRITAT! Am Meter .|. 9. a: OP isaue« | wor ot 2 | i oe By di pb - | - > . AS ate. perfect title and insure | of the Night” ONS . Agu ano .if O45 O47 Pas ee LOL 4 2} ; eM EES oe dle os * os 9 | -iverpoo) —— io lower and Me oye : . d 5 ‘ey commitments Longe were a iittle more HRISTIAN BRINKOP gens 11’ Am ey a. 4 3 Northe 4} 15: h 8 > ty | on 05 4 138% 1438 % pt a penwes cin. May ws mnateal A a7 % Rixious to eell than #)ortes were to buy nena ; a7 @ ‘ ; @F6 i é . ( ry? t inuec i = : “4 . : , i 7 4 : i} tig ; i ry) ‘ §. Grand * Aclede 8040-4477 j TOM MINX Tl os : U 7 pp| 92 Gil 5 Re a © sae Ve 7 Sho ! in I on as — , be Boh F Corp >a - ? i - during "aa one onal thie, position wee — > ee ¢ ; “The Last Trail’ and | SE ' TR = - a ' ui seul anew | i & E “a 7 Lan i 4 4% ; : anon yo s dieniaenen > reversed later he tone of cron reports 82) 4 The ; old 4. AMUSEMENTS } 5 Am Ray Pi | Bu) 8% | (GE | 1} sob Gab & $ > a was unchanked to shade iower SEPPEMBER CORN | | Was Dot 60 bearish. Advices from Western bil ' . ° ‘ Am ~ vt, 4°? ” 1 dae ; ‘ ‘ ” | : OP epee Oca — - ey a . i Subeenventiy hard wheat was unchangeod ™ —— SOA, BOS b Kanea told f damace { high Ww { STOCKS AND BON eS ee i : . ‘ ‘) ‘ Ahi £2 . - } : Ps a vlads “ o 2 a , tv sebade nig her nd red May Mec lower - . a . os - sas 1] « TOM le wide, Ds an = “Whisper! Sage’ St. Louts' Leading Piaynhous ae Bigg Tie + Ey 8 Bee cae 8 ) 0 siege”) : 0 Nat Trap ! IP ag ~ Ay Li | hem ‘Oie-% 7 (9% fhe weather map showed further raine act! ve ep: a ks : a bye biape! ne “ure ‘ u g yy 4 J Am ' On) “re t , : ; ‘ d e oe 4 , ' ‘ : . o b 4 ; ' - was unre hanged to lower verpoo MA ‘ ATS over the mercan North weet and Micdktie = nde bough t, wold ' and “The Am Sup Bi 30%! 30%] 3 “40 1, / - jl ee ve > “egy ey, + -| closed Tae to wa “oe "ae ” ie oy " egeagiin West and Canadian West er” | ; ae ul =o1 +} Gaeta 5 PCn) 47%) 47 bie Bu rT Ok! ; TH 4 17 af 49 , SERV ETO. re cmfwy cm > hl, AL-44% 45 6 _ 4 * The Seaboard reported a« iittle dusiness ) | b. h . ; 5 li Bf te 7S as % (420% (431 © ara Bay wheat opened at 31.54%. JULY GATS in red winters to France and some demand Wee hy ~~ ae ‘ cy marin feos « “ex. san v" ete Bey ee ee wr ~ is Mice he ey ei Nae soda 2H ‘ ss . ead. it J. KATTELMAN & CO 1716 N. defferson Adorable Decetwer A ra N t Oy Ran ¥ "e a ae | 3 at | Cent: a jal ik Bldg. (e659) “ arreis of jour and 72.000 buehele of — mt 47 4%) 43%b 43%b for days Livernoo! closed Gc ta ° een —— 1 6457 Gravois Av. “Saturday Afternoon” 3% . — : The continent te reported to te com- MAY RY ) > . off coast cargoes. , : iii Se, SH, TO OR ae " Tis a. ™ . | q ‘ ’ ‘ Vé , ‘ a ror os : 7 4 = : : : en ¥ ; be ‘ . 42% MJ BUSIN ESS” — fz lacie ia” ial “The = | | Bancitals 110! 810% ; rov Gas . i F aim aa ann a vs oe . ae hree orthwestern markets co pened See ae” Perils of the 1} 6d rts ? % Oo %& i ee 3 PP Le & S Om i 0 ie wemiel* Aie a. re. _°° | Bined nad re cas. comouer dichi. . LO '~ 10O3%b 1OT%b Loe ‘ale euvpoorted the corn market. after U} [ ES cenet (:us ard” ¢ rTi ; e % d ly : i ‘ u* tT} i at . 4 be ,2 ; r} ; - 7 4 ; ‘ : . : ; i i ; $ / a year ane —s oT ae y RY) 4 a! abt dip. The light comm teaion hooves | . [ I : | reHart! 7 50 oes ‘ 2 yf a | = a i ‘s 5 iecined . nneano += cars. Duluth « : — ~—— ; x rl “A0% trade was on the eaelitee side uying wee i , p Vimnivpeg | fs Ci ‘t 100% ve ee 100% a _ 99 +4 repired by the ‘arger sales for shiomen*t tae “ e?? = > t PlissEW O ) : ey | OO vw) 2 | | ' KOzY THEATER ¢ “Meet the Prince’ in’ Ze MONOR OF THE FAMILY O Ely: - “ “marl ae opel ane em _ + | DOMESTIC BONDs, Local wheat recets which were 56.000 _SE EMB RYE and the light receipts of onlg 2h care. . | and “Wolves of the 20 BlynShoe} Me! 94! ml oy 3 c} S%l 3%] 3%] 3% 1s ne iit ay ared with 79.800 @ week aso PTEMBER RYE. and | | : sori Bridge ' Desert’ 0p MAT. TOMORROW Bes! $1.65] ) 22 Borden co 107 106 » 106. | on a , 24) Te. ee Hg BA g Bee land 42.000. le ar. included 23 care {Ch 88% 95%b 950 Gate were sents lacele ood co Ge . INESS OPPORTUNITIES. = : ’ ' i ; Sent « ] 46? [> C ; ; : . . : . : - ~ ' - 6 sen , . 7 ry 4 an co 4 va . ' hi val a 00 : C a lué })*: i mich he ie wv « a easiness in other graeme, ear!¥ but Cash tin- ~ “ey 3, || Nighte—50c to $2.75. Sat. Mat.—600 te §2.20 .. Lsidesn Mo} ; ' s Df > : od Pk | cai pa goes 7 throug orn receipt Har terests absorbed the offerings ” AWN CHAN ’ . Pep ) ? i ae ‘ . : vw o4 9.6! t “ ith 33.600 : gg 32 og co ‘Post Dispatene & | mcN Al R } “when TO. rie |stats Also at Aeolian Office, 1004 Olive}| 16 Br Corp |B 5 ; qe oy arm jonn 1502 101%) 6 Al Co Am 5,100% \100 ) 0g | we Se oe 1 600. inet ear ineluees ——o— one were @ shade firmer with ef . s . of is ich 3 4 tt, o* as . rm" a . ' ‘ , i “ay ¥ 4 het ) ’ 4 e ‘ te & 1A , a A : . ~ . - } . " reliable, with $2500, to go inahe p , MetePestalors! MARINES” | TBEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT SEAT: ||) UL BA™2 Soe TSR 288) 28m). T Beeman’ pee Try TTI) 1 | 53 Am Pata § 12s 102% bead tos, | Minka tenieh ate Se 800 Sashes seat Weekly a - | estate business with an old estab. teas pie PHURS, 84 Birr nuded 0A ac 194 hres - te Sfiate tal mae i ees : . inl itaew isae Sit itnee, Lane ie a enn azo and 104 OO _ WA SHING TON, Aer o-—Grain expor Chicago Grain Carlote. firm: lifetizne job: rour money ae- MACKLIND | ‘ _Poable 4 rogram on gain Mats. Wed... Sat. ay | , U: @ _ A oe Vv ops ! : Ree oe & J 4 : >: en ~ * 72\5 a. ant re neluded & eat local and 5 jae. | week | ‘aan ; awl ; ited State Blo ti! CHICAGO. Aor! =, ariot receinta: On cIiy property; need no e dae rn ay” ’ A SUUTH SEA LOVE Aygo “ SoG: A 2: OO 7 > An ToReast . Jo23 ae | through a receiots were 9 care loca 1.603.000 bushels the previous week Ww t 28: eermn 152: Oats s: rye 2; . ., x T ; Post-D, ‘a nt , or ee Se ) ro Al 22 2 14 ey G OG | OD og 510.000 Commerce Departinent figures today ,| barely | — -_ - . ' F j f ; ‘ @ . . ‘ | eae '. «bel o be ' 4 , j . . ; ‘ ~ . oe ‘ a? , J bash as .' . . $ WO! r 5 & » % & é te Jl 30%! 30%) 91 | 61 Ark P&I 07 fat) Gt ‘ 95 % nella a r “poe ik b17 000 ~ week [the following comparisons between i +41 1 se 7 oP Re es '§ ‘ rh) H « Gm ate. 4 ‘ Pecbeereges EAS PG FER . oe week's exports and those of the wrewiu: Rivers’ pieone a at Other Oities. a) Stee ne wal eet war — a ET ea oe a eos hl ’ agen og m4 ic Se. ic i , Ye 2 i i rae . A ’ Sap. > -are eS 2 Po 68M hat AM Mang FRR coheed ” STOCK eee. gualifie } Ml am art arid 4° (i ; > i | ) rect ipts “a 460.000 fae yea gp week: I? itteburg, 13. ’ fe et, MM fall o! ® 4 res; jones ble successfu) clean reco as §P EK; i a Fr y 7 ~ Ar ; r { take over BP LILO. Box D.- 361. Poet MOGLER “Jim the f onaqneror 0 398 000 bushels. compared with 46! . - ‘ , _ and 630 000 last year W heat 1.178.000 bushels against seo am ow .- 167.000 bushel«: rye 3 OVO. against 2 Cincinnati, 36.3 feet. a rise of 1.3: teh , a ; TLE Te Oth and Bremen Sonvenirs to Ladies . ne } ~— il : . ‘ . ' " “14 i } 7 ' . ‘ , . PTIONAI opportunity: established — . due MUMCLATIS ie VME t ' p :s Te. . BN . pha” * . . 2 : shed ——— 2888 i +c : ‘tt ory “69 ub +f) 0) ree 335.00u0 bushels, com . y-to-wear business vy vith I / Dowhtle Pr rogr SINGE RS wNp HULA DANCERS ei Sete) 23%, 22 FT Petia : | Car , 10! LOb3, LOLS, | be _ : i an ae O00: oats. 28 GOO. ag ainst 5? G00 rt , e . . sy 4 if i, y ‘ .* . 2 ae | \ ? . bey ; ° 2 P 4 ‘ ' are rite . > wt 5 3A. - . ~~ ~ _—" > location in the wh olesale ° ‘Baws & Shenandoah | “Nervous Wreck’ roain Mat. 5fe to $1.65 ' y PO Py “o oo | mo { fot ~ 9 174 _ ' ae ae. 3! 0 bust | ompared with 362,000 | against 6900 Cairo, 52.3 feet, a rise of ote Mem - rent requires moderate inve i a Me LO prsazvs? ie , wife Int — 4 : : aw ‘ »'s 2 ‘ois ‘ ae $13.000 lest vear. Corn Canadian graine exported through United ~ 4 29.8 feet. a fal) as Vie mterests reason for seltit : Pbants! t’ | ) ' 2 ' Phigt a ’ ' #95 VO0 bushels compared |] States ports amounted [to 2.122000 bush phis, ed. ect. é “a OT . ‘ ae. & rogram bib Coy I é te I? «4 4 Pe) - oad na 229 | t 2,142,000. while exports of , > * WY c c i , T . Poet Newstead “Exit Smiling” and OoOR-~ HEUM - sg rit AND no er o- hol Oe Pe nv pfd 4S i ) 4, BD N54, HO% J with 321 Y a week azo and By i a pre ng rene st Ps anne vet J +4 burg, 61 feet, a rise of .4; New Or- — a o lithaiaisiwiticnaa a” , , , Ht ‘ dol de ‘ . i > ~47 ‘ ; & : oj i 4] 4 wi ve ate ehipmernts were 3s ~O ; ry} : “ee we » ft —=== 4986 Lee Av. The Block Signal’ CHARLES 1 A 33%; 32 tb hag ,. Trams r r * 7 | Of ~ | ii, 10) 10} ~mpared with $86.000 a week eco barrele. ar compared with 161.900 ans, 18.7 feet. BUSINESS w —— noe ey heen : - aig Orpheu 1 Vaudeville and Phrotoplays "1 ‘ "8 3. Siete nae c ; ; ‘ : ANTED O’FALLON i ‘lon 't Tell the Viife 150 “pe Seats Tonight 50c i fag |4 54] "ei * . 7 yh Gee Be Uil § ; i } , GR hu | fons. > ° : .* : Stocice ; St Lout ih Elevators ING HOUSE Witd.—Pxchange ' and seme Reserved, 90c) 34 2) J OV: | O96, | - a 6 ' , Beh Tit 17 amountec 1 bushels. 2.280.540 4 roony 4 de - ’ .» a 4 , : ‘ i ‘ *) ‘ ‘ rent S40 3803 Olive st 4200 Ww. Florissant “The Cactne Trails en “te . , t a &. 12° 1K] 4 : 2 | Z ) 1 302,692 > of oata. Sao An O utetanding Show of the Year af ane See al at ) ty f Beas Ch é - comprised bushels _— 4 orm ‘ ’ 2 1, ‘> ) : | ada 4 ie th, . * " .- 4 _ | . ‘ > ihe: Cyne . ‘ of N } " rintey w hie at. Q: 13 O15 bushe! ad , 372.216 bushels | a enve “will "invest PAULINE (| DOURLE PROG KAM IRENE BORDON! ie el oo ieee ewes A | , Boe wan it a No. 1 red winte: a CFAUS | b Daven Hose! 28%) 26%) 98%1.....) 17 On Blec bot tee.) “oe 0% 1°10. || nC Am 6 981, 95%! W844! 98 [of No 7 hard winter. wheat. 91.381 ‘ ) ’ ) if om . ¥ , ; 8 Q7 6 X Pi alt o4 ‘ + Fé oF 6 ru fi ou ae with Anne { tt HOU FF | =e \ j p } : i aici : | . , Tr rs } f | [}. he red wine ~ ee | Ni “ } orDbwa j ’ ; ~~ - arn ie ] 1 ' : ' . : ; , ‘ “2 ool ky . ee ih st; barsain for $50 ivan a 11 ay) nf ene —_ | T Z and Hoot Gihson, and | = =— Ff aw flONT INI ores 1° oO. 3 la leat aot he. & hard t 131° WN y jaed wheat a ag = We 5. ise 7 from many thousands of investors has ee 0. 6 mixeq corn “MINTS ie. ~ | 29 Guit 9 ae PF | Fee? Wows. Sellow com, 70% @ Tle: No. been provided through Henry L. *. j ere ee OM Pond vate ih $4) 00 “One Hour of Love , : FRIC AN’ BL SINE NK EXCH ANG e* r Grand and Juniato with Jaecqneline Logan ions fasaheng Like this Gala Show: "ic peesn Bidz intral 4129-4] 30, (and Rebert Frazer. | NINE RED PEPPERS T Good location: fully First shew promptly! - OTHER BIG ity: cheao. - CAbanv at 6:30 P. M. if JOY ACTS pans cit alaaiietanippaiiciens silicates: — And— {¢ é on account — UNION ‘ feo Vrog.: “The | § “MADAM WANTS NO CHILDREN” ‘onnlar Sin” and *RICES: 25¢ and 40 Unien and aston “Stolen Pleasures” 9: Bs seco nD ll 0 SO . sedibidiied aa tr — 2 OAL IGNE YS RE” OG FRE VPI 2 OPT SET iF ar ge ‘ Ue ne AB me ieigy n= 18 8 . ee — - sa ’ " ‘es PPS i itis : %. a 19 ‘ z -& ad Be & | * ys I : A 145) Oy fe 95 >” ; : “ amet 4 | 5 a 67 e N 6 “ye! Corts i ‘ a : p4e Nhe ne tid go Mood Bult! )101 44/201 4 103 16 002 | | Oe! ae Teil cate, Oe. Mey S Doherty & Co. for the upbuilding of id av, wonder. } . r ) } = . f ay fa af’ ‘ oe § nea 4446. Ne 7 __ 3 tf. . «ge ge Gear WELI.STON ! (‘Tell It ‘to the Ma- : an | 46 Gen rep | 69 i iy | . meson P - fines” and “A P NATIONAL ui § R Oly! oF ie | we . a? ry al lee mas | wi). vs wm v: ' Market. . it . | ‘Ext 1 6c) 6c" 6c | 62 ind Pmt onitt Ma ies “aten Ko 1 tumoth companies and other industrial enter- Screen Gee Sere Sok || EMPRESS SAmeee |) ES. M8! My) OM! SEL 8 Cree Gale “loot ‘iets t Louis Hay Mi te es Sa aig America’s Best Stock Compan) (sien AO ~ D se I. Bnotiiatr et ne 7 . ae | : i% O74 ain, ot) ii "$22. N o : #htiru ; rp ‘> ’ 12 ‘J R ; ‘. 2 ay " + ; ; " ., . ' ‘ > Mga “ . ’ \ - ' re , . ' 7 , . ‘ ‘ ‘ ae *2 not! y iz ] . } or 4 4 4 . r- tu : iim t . | if 4 j . AC . 1) . : " bay FF j ' ‘ , ¥ ’ ‘] ; xcs fy 78 , * . a ‘ ! ic St 4&3 ' ISIS, eat 6 ag eg fa ae. c6? } Grand and ee Sait Rosi ie O'Grady’ ; a SFE PAP ny ° | ‘4; a ‘aa ; fe a a . = : ct - 0 # ; 7) 0 ' Ss ; i ea" , “% 0 mn o- fi ~ hg : iT { a s ‘ ’ 60 Wall Street, New York ; P ; Dae eo we a ~— rk es [A TOROS AMET ERA LS GME PHO BOE ANT I * ver - oat boawe Nth te 7 " UNERY GROCERY, ‘ “ Aun AUBE = ‘Double 3 : T BALL ROOM pe ; — per day: price 750. nde: | RT ee eee C Ss ts, Bite | ag a ' Prem 4 "+ 4 © 4 “oa | 40 Nar a yge bg Bo ot (c2 ) oe 3 F a ‘ ‘ and the Des . a A a OL i\ Eau’? Oth ST, * ‘ - 1) : ; ' 7 : n - = “ "3 r d | } > . 3 Ed 7) ‘ a ' 4 meee > a = Ct . x tee - { i an yz to Love lThief J ‘ " ‘ ; we ‘ j J ' ' a ‘ ‘ } 4 f ; ‘. ‘ Vs . Chi go r-rovisions eleetesient adeectentententeetenienhenten a a “0 nn tess HENRY L. DOHERTY & CO. STORE -Faston av. cor = 2 ood , . - tn * iption bh ue/ness rece . $55 to SHO si ; eps mane 2 —. 4) 7 ‘ Ee ars : and , ‘ 201% TOL EOI AU 4 be ll price $65 MIA ic} ; EMIL JANNINGS “i 7s : ut ea “eat “eat “oe 15 NOTMR 5 © 104% 10442 1304's). .,..] CHICAGO. April &-—Provision marke: | : sent SDL IW ES Cinderella les ae Oe | 4i a d one! oe) 23 2 5 Sah. whl é Ta QS. | oe ~~ ae elena 270! Boatmen’s Bank Bidg., St. Louis, Mo, lig] Low Close ee GOUDs STOR a a etoc k: ifay- i ee ciiv: bargain: must sell. 5438 Gra- waerskee and lows eo NIGHTLY, MONDAYS EXCEPTED 4 Kawneer & 9° +99 | eB ‘3B Uni e1 , 2: ! 1 i Se 3 Pi neckier “t - ~ a . ‘6 ee , . : " oe : T , " f ‘ . : ap i Agee ; r ns 3 . ’ ( ¢ ’ wi ; ? : = or | rac copy of your _ = STAT 1 mN Selling ©? O00 zal- COLUMBIA | J EWIs STONE in Men, 50c: Ladies, 25. Checking Free. . ply, ot “— ~7 2 q “ipment and bu | h ALL-STAR ¢ ; 4 8, 4 Con Ofid! ) Tacs | ) ) G87, OF epg 4 n | Se nad He eT Dy ff CONGRESS (41L str Cast in eG Slee Boas! Seidl Beet B8%| 2 A Cem, OtdBe” 7Be ide Tene | 7S One sake. ay 440 14-40 14.401 | Adare GE—45-car. bargain. 4022 Olive St. pe RIG ADE’ i Sens | 4 : | 10 Be » © 5 - isa | ing _— Opt. July sass Sa Eg | : FOreset 4782 na oe — A SLGGESTION. for MOTHERS: , , , . 7 30 Cardi: et jai Loe Lf ; P Of : | GE —Kepur shop, tools and used (“THE MAGICIAN” &| Us POST-DISPATCH HELP i ™ ere 4108 N Rroadv AY. (c62) Grand- Flor. | “WAINGS GF THE | USE na a " a . . Grang & Florisas > OR? WANT AV te SECURE HELI GE— Repair snop parkain ~“60-car ° STORM | HOME CLEANING City: inventriee $4000. sell $250°: — |} NEEDED fer IME Je z. bri neces DEIn ar 3486. Div (9) To RLE PROG RAM be , GRAVOIS , “THE MAGICIAN” & | eRY—And confectionery : next. ty ol. 1} 9 Ten ; Jefferson & Gravols “Fry NGER ar is cINTS" ER _ ie {S00 j e ‘4 . k t - I AV La : IEA EE M ial 3 | : 5 : =- fa irby } nal ¥ be : } 41 3 ' —— A Bx, : . ' . P 9 10° 4, sell wit Gord pinee no operate, HI-POINTE ( ALL STAR ¢ AST ppm —— ; ft on 5 we oe | ee! SS 0 40) 7 Arb ) bs Oe Pir re e ee 7 in |} Menge! Bos 10") a 10 Gill © vt. - 80 Bie A. 1038/1034 103 108% ‘THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD : , Clayton @ McCaus.) «The Fire Brigade” = ue — . ME LAT MARKE T—Good loca. ee, aemensathe aban? emer oserrn“o@ s bergrain Thirty-seventh and Walsh, wr ute ride 5040 (62) Laf (DOTRLE PR OGR 1M | nas ta oy ERY AND MEAT MARKET—Cheap, 1 ayette ' ~The Magician” | | (JAC a Lh ; , town. “R14 N. Kir igeh acai f 643 Ss. Jef a and “7 inger Prints” 46 .) ey, Ste Tee ei BASSADOR ERY AND MARKET— 4739 Alema- LINDELL ,; orice ee ee | moog St agin an ! Usines®s. S@e owner on prem- 4 Grand and Hebert * be oe Cal) Riverside 5454. 02) - STORM” ig Thousands whe've already ed walls R Sang SANDWICH STA gO Raga naga: i seer it say its funnier than § “ MEE NR EC |g tometct tame, |] corte te ret Ba | |. It eez a parade of ze SOUP Sixth and Pine i Wilderness” he BOWL, _ says our chef, tees oem oni fee Pes ee rl gd rr nn r¥ - 0 AO OH ms * +e ee be rr caemnen te rater Se eller r a See Se. ae ee : 7 "ay “ ysrughr le Se SO Wiehe Ai ee | | j | hed fot ee | A ee SUMMARY OF ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1926 ~ ~~ => - ¥ y IE Ly ty itl tae, et. i ft dom ge 80TH ANNUAL REPORT of the Pennsylvania —— Com- pany, covering operations for the year 1926, will be formally presented to the stockholders at the annual ieietial on April 12, ished - £00 ems: rent ot ae Be Wallace Beery | | 11 Uni Ind 6%) 8 0 1110 if desirs cena can 4 arranged. MAFFITT TOM MIX tin mp Paramoun's comedy : MOLINA, when Hollywood - . ae ' 34 v 2 10.2% 102 1927. The report shows that in 192 H the company performed les ; aca ASR f co . “Broncho Twister” : ee et re ned Je 4 - oar: Se ee shh iee oe ee te r = hme) a. * ~ —s .>5 ow —a om 5 Leavine Nerv Rattwar Orssatine Income of. . $106,438.75: $ 6,324,799 Incomz raom Ilwvastaexwts axp Orwer Seemene amounted WO. seapesereceegerecccvecscorseseens 19,890,096 2,608 ,¢46 ees ~ mg TT ek md et ed et et ee ,* wine * ’ A. PAGELLA, Mgr. Manrwo Gross Tecoma of... 2. .cessceeescccss ++ $146,324, 993 3,933,396 Rawrat Paip Leaszo Lines, Iwrenest on Punces Dast avo Ormen Cuancas amounted to.. 78704816 3,585,660 SER OS I eA ENE Cte ie ee sseeieeeeneieenemettneatenseatintaneetiteneepetn ' >) ee hee een. Oe Yee SR igang ee gle 7 : SE {i roorme running bot 4) tion; or excahnge; sacriifce. CAbany oe 8 ' . ; the Stace : (cB) Chartes Murray and. A Fu bee .. Nevel [tferent ‘ i uy ROOM. Paro oe trade » for rooni- | Manchester | pear P ‘ cake in af Publix Presentation ! 2 War Br Pi ; a net earnings In its istory. Ses ee eg | 2 "al eee A - cPac en's tats” i f : ? : ii : i . HERY Guaranteed moneymaker: hp a “Under Brooklyn Bridge" id H S | 5 Web M 6% 9% D14g) 9875] 91% ! The net income fog ‘the year Amount: ing to #07 567,95 8, was ¢ ew “f w , ‘ ‘ _-. MA, ’ é ! “ .§ 4 “ ees ie Map‘ewoo Blonde” and “The | K 12 West Chim | Pi. ulvalent to 13.53% upon the capital stock outstandin - - ia. © oe Oe ee HELLER AND RILEY at Chi oe tae, pers 2 3-5 to dG} T MARKET—Grocery:; good Jocation: - - Flaming Frontier” | ' Our Lenten guests show a real eeufereiice for the Gelectably . | ov a eq po Pp} g.. T me VEGETABLE MARKET — MIKADO beets a price if sold at once. Box 0-355. 9 Wess gasten and, | i ) . Our FISH MENU is concocted from FRESH FISH daily | “PORFIGN BONDS. —— Increase PAU RANT Good business location: : » Bances ‘10 Ag Mo. on 7 1926 Over 1925 cmt : “Love's Greatest | RY 6 ¥ , : , 1402 ~ i (3) Wictake™’ oo ie, | GILDA GRAY | a , a7 Torat Oresatiwc Revewves amounted to.........$706,817,440 $27 F8o487 ee tens a *, er R524 ao : Complete your meals with fresh Spring Vege- Torat Orsratixno Expenses amounted to......... ©(6, 360,978 23,221,231 ——. - aS “ | : aC nter._ ie Ta Eeeeat © She | ; | Leavivo Net Revewvsn of... 0. ccccecccccc ces ces -$169456,878 $14,469,266 eas, = nt eer er te i ‘Everybody's Acting’ | , And on the Stage : 628 N Taxes amounted to ; 374 80,193 § 4°99 404 on. appl: XN. 6th, (o5 4) Paneer, Chas. | Y _ “NIGHT CLUB REVUE” . he iN ; as. Murray and " Featuring SISSLE & BLAKE Next G d A sequined st — eee, canta “McFadden's Flats” - , Ze | Door REST ran V. Ee i. Seiieeiaineinionnge . . m. Mrs. Reawier. ‘Blind Alleys” and | aia mn tn Gay Oniner ace Leonh Tiet , 1} ae 1} Pfr)? Senet a8 sca ncvccsaedanba nei de . 7 6 gt $347,644 1 O04 A Morrison ei . icitine Mf: ekaill in 8 i ae , ‘ i vat rv as de | ADVERTISEMENT Lo Manfeld 3 | ea Improved results as well as favorable business and financial condi- HG HOUSE—j¢ rooms: we oe | (ree, =e ss te vitae A NAN Sy amt ade cae diltemeieetian: sinteneh eee ed enna Cee nn ° Nes endo ren henna. 20g . — phomarcasibe 7 rt e-T : boing 250W Par +) ne TUN at STH roomie rent “ ’ g MATINER te Il | * : 0000 Pan Al Of : ¥. ii Pane ‘c IN== 68 a Sts | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, 700 Washington | $ RG S% bel 1B | 128)'1 | ot 35¢ _—e Av. on@ Geahé and Olive Gia,| $) BOD) 2 505 | aseiiee lise’ "| The successful achievement of the past year r-“e-ting as it did the yIr furniture. ; — ' 7 f & reat N60S = =D | Greatest Fun Bill Ever Offered Johnson Bros Drug Co. Walgreen D g Co. Make This Offer: na | hear: ; JOE COOK " Inst 64 ..1 98%! 98%) OB%: GI great prosperity of the country was also made p om | - r ~ - : over oncec , be aLade ' ae a . , ; : for quick oxic. Terme, ROBERT, . a eaietien if - You are dizzy end pray for quick | sales are due to the fact thai moet | : | Carries More Passengers, Hauls More Freight BR 7OFr Quiek « erme. * 1a Sees eee Se 4 _—_-what’s to be done sing ‘ ‘ ‘ | 3 po a e S(O. 171K oh, erees 4o3) : a relrei—what s t asset Are promutiv relieved Ask Gt A: Oi pic ng . P . STORE eri cood locatie® j 4 ‘4 F DDEN'S. FLATS” Just ove tablespoonfu! of Dare's for Dare's Mentha tepsin,. a piear- } off ' ' . | Than Any Other Railroad in Arnerica “TKa> eRe seer: fea) » 2 Printed v2S the Post-Dispatch MAC A ; Men the Pepsin and speedily the gas i orate at at We if re rp eel t . TEN PARLOR Tai eet: 4 a es Husiness GO; portunitys | CHARLIE MURRAY disa; pears, the pressing on the hearigsioves 706 Wuehington A. July whe a weet of Gres eALtY. 7 2 —— a see oe CHESTER CONKLIN ceases and you can breathe deep and | Gran‘ and Olive Stse.: Johnson Brose | Mar com ee Ps, «ae , lo ‘ we RTH ‘SIDE. REAL 4 3 other St. Louis pevwapapers | Tae Severn ss New (Comedy JT cam im the naturally. Drug Co: Walgreen Drug Co.; and j July n — , Abederr mar obtain fopies of te Annual Report from Lewis Neileon, Seoreters, Broad Joveat Sietion a Pa. Pioriowmst es 42 @ ‘tembined. Bieecet Laff Hit of the Year : regular pharmacists anywhere is | ™ a rt iy 4 > RING aX LEANING—ilaree ; il Ob! What blessed relief; but why] america guarantee. . July , room; rent $40. 613 wouthwegt : 2 7 phia are ior sale if desired. | four hen ee

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it vite Meoy r stent a eee On 0 tie ater % = Aig Stat We pews apa a athe PAGE 36 a —_- SF. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1927 ia LOUIS POSi-DISPATCH__ SHARP GAINS } SHARES SOLD oT =| “|. = 5 oicaan YORK. April 5.—Total sales. 2.- tr “errtw fa) Plus eatra. (b) With ex | a N STOCKS (i S=: 22a : ey Slit hed et ' ® year aso. Total sales from Jan. ‘ terty pava in 5 mS —_— —_- 1 to date were 131.210.1060 shares, com- ( C Oo M P L E 1 E ) . 2 ' . a the Post Disvat. ) || {pared with 129,576.30 a year aro. BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE | a... Seiwa . Gan wet | Ue NEW YORK, April 5.—Te ° : : Skecie bet L.) Odd lots. ++Ea-div | isis werk stock Exchange today at oy wd re FS , $13,743. 000. week ago $1 PDP RPP Le LP hah Os | +1927 [Stocks ana a men a TT ey.) eee? eee ' ; 7 ‘3 . > “x # a . ere ae: Fi i . 7 7 > ‘ Ps he alii = jon “ : a P . r ° ti ** 5.99 BiG RADE { 32 sow. ;Div. in Dollars Sales High, _Low. Cle. 6 igh.j Lc er ts ' my ‘s . . om StOcKS 42Nd Annual et ae a —— : ¥ age : s ee Pare Lee ‘—* ales High | Low. | Close.. “hee. | High.| Low. ;Div. in Dollars. Sales High .| Close. C} Tt locka ang Annaal 6 923.855.0900, compared with | ' ; a boxe atid 4 wi he U - ts : . ca 7" ’ - " ; . ~ 363 a eo : et ae Leet g1,060,522,.000 sare Period 84 ; Quotations op United Siater ¥. _ ee Albitibi Pow « Ps ~ 5 | + dl BR. . 3 | ~Y 4 jColo Fails OL mh Ld + wi “41% K € Southern Ry = 234 ‘. . Uil=0 jaz | $73 iyeer (J) & ¢ 7S >) 3 . 7 1b or N ii. ) , oe a | ' ; ‘ PX of a dQ@fars, tha rT we st : a ph ~w.geconds es ViS STOCK EXGy 24 means $99 &nd twenty Long List of New Highs for E Year in Most Active Ses- 2 $99.24. . . Be ee ~ sion for Some Time —| * voit ot & ing 39 and @oestnz ie . - . { ? Record Prices in Rail //3?* Qs ae ke er ee Ee RAM LLIB 6 Spates etn 8 sey, ie bh — “ ae - ig a wy / r = ta ci PY APIS ter pe . be SY A hy at IME a» ARP See rape At es 4 ic Anas x4 Ae BAIA Sy Bt og Da: Myon 1 EE SN ee i 4 Ue LO, 4 7 - iggy? nate hela — ee ’ ] i2 a ol i] @uid jColumb G&Ei ColL&é&Ept Co me C2 ; yas - est, lowes: url 7. Hi | Low, | ne HG, AgNO > — . 5.) ee . a > - ” ' Congoleum -Nai ee ) .¢ | 1 go ) i. o ia. Fie , ‘i f 350 hi a 51 . are me ! Conugrese Cigar 4 . 33: 6 59 3 " “a 3le 110%: Krese a7 oe a , tf . if ; : sw. . r , , ' ere , ' 2 G Le » 1001 f ( ' , rite Ways 4s Were be 2 L : , 01 a . ve - 0no— ya i . 7 ~ r? ao ~)? pr or fe eee he BA. owes PORT Aah len a a asi yg tah a a 2 oF Nth swe ay Soe eg eagert Fae ERO mone ea gh: . ts ALLA LEAN GE SN CN Ee st SP Aten pate aie is Pe i. SFR ee eer a aed re | or Te ay ° * — *“eaé * 1ol—t12 . > Py mick s a 2. eS oe - . ; y . Liy-Walke r Digher e. 7 : ; tos. 1o [sCcUhIN : ** wees ee | . artic .: on \ or ’ aT ° Pn patting” ~ 103-—# 103—a “te angsed. prices shag iad ree i tur re . — - % . car iv. 4 ” ne unchanged teg LP oom t 96 Sec urilies fis >: oF : carty trade wer Sheffieig mm Polar Wave. Waltke and STOCK MARKET AVERAGES Dn de ob, = a Oe a . yo “ ie » ofa fs ~ * ~ * 7 ‘ 4 . ae 7) 4s : 3 e742. .. 100—15 100—I¢ e* Pe a fs a = rs * ote we ae a | at ne se a Pg by fered Wire From the New Lerk Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. VEW YORK, April o fhe Eve- by ee a". vee i a Portland « better on Mercantile Zz — a 88% Mack Trucks ov we od) ee er! ‘ - a&r . Davison Chemical 1 08" VU) no ety : ‘nted to a FOREIGN BONDS. ared with 3526 e ean - oan - : oa & oa Poy )= 6 0% pew T | at 43 i. 2 Otai =4i [es on tive wf La . —- ; ' ne uis . 6 198 T> > — lt Wee Ace Los. \Du F wok 49/32 »0 lUS'y Du I _ SjASR RSS. fines ine 4 Eastman “Kodak Bb 50 1451, 14:3 a, L45% > + RRB R055 ~ 7? - we es . ./ Tide oe OS SIRT. Bee Ne bis HDusiness *hu nded notably. 4 - a. ® ~~ we ~~ —- - > wn Of for ae Ue wate da + . ‘ ‘ Strobe 1! (cs Ce ee te ee oe ce ee ~ a : - —) Rise _ ~ ~ - —_ -_ hed Ge bed bee ~ ew ,* s of ~¢ — ‘ os Over Score New Highs. | boos sReska Par RS a | tt Fe sd —aiet? ra. ’ : ; icas 4 . u Pan ’ é 4 : he = , iw _ > eh P) e) 1 LL be be we , “a2 3a Sa Sek aegis er lity by - e , : ee oe ee e+e -_ - = _. aah VIotors Agios fay arr Ww .-] weme Le 39' 4 Pairbks MoFfse Co 4 pet sre? sD eo iy “ DuUlrewne Re22a38 ~ 7 5# 3 o (7en 1eTra ~~ _ Transecontine nt © i nderwood Type 4 U ort Bag he -* =~ © previous peak noon and Dupont sold a fop. Railroad shares took part he display of st aes . he records being rec hy ‘Nnnsvi. | * O1F 14k Baldwin Lero > 95 1904, (My In? Erie ; nh i, Ra rr ‘ ‘ 174 } I ‘ land second j oo I ~ . 7? ROOT GE + OAH So ar RE oe a > ~~ » > > PP > oo 2 323383853 ES a ] s - 29 = Gab Spubber es 213 - Does Bier Gi 9OBSLOOK Si ke ADE Sebi cg AP Sei —s ad | 53 Sy 53 Seth wid .. ae i? " isa }1¢ | ~ I sé . ‘ y : i a“ : oi “i ; . 2 » . : . , M . a : = | i rs : = . Tr ; & ha Ms , ' 4 ; re 36 8 tubbe: : 1 63: ‘ , og e a Business Notes - : Eéward Brown has been a» | Pointed resident manager of 4 . : é 22 | redit insurance department Oil “Well Suppls xe TT 5 64% By eae ie > 4 a ! : Bo *s 3942 | ivaud . Inc 3 1 393,) aa1 th | = McHarry | has beceme iit Bis ae st ? ‘ ’ . . s a. > Wain oe p 21% i, | Sociat ed with the sales orgs ~4 , i & OF = o ghee of the Howe, Snew & Bert. 2 las representative in Southers nois. ae ed bes oe ee ae eek : . ; tr 2 & :3 cena oe = x en An * *Gi0 0 Pe getty “ ae. > )~— 2 1g, m3 tem + as ee tae « sti oy leeds oe iS 6 ad _£ eee 7 ret bese Pew o ad « . SENT LF Peasy ; . r ‘ og al Advance in Lire. vs . + is sult ‘8 > Tis hy | ' . : : pose Je. . re , “| ay ‘ar my . ‘ Q an” te § | ‘ - : : ‘ , Guil tSa ) >! os ; i ‘ ae , - 1 4 . ; dhe ( Calif _ Paching 4 be Sen Hanna Ist pfd O L Ho ; ; ; I v. 1} in ~~ a ; .} ‘ 7 “ ‘ +? .. w : ‘ = " naa a r & 44 - ; 4 oe ; . ° > : j B' “ ; . | i. . : . ' s . i cf t . - ws ie ons - . ; i i Nhe the = Pipe yt ake} : ’ Aiegitine_s * ¥ 127 e sa et Pet mee & 4 ee Lt eys DOE OIE tien ats ‘ sealant 2 PV esta ait: ks" i Bie irectors of the Missour! mn 10st ton irned to % per cent. Sterlia . 4 ace’ snr . LBW 2] 1h . a nt Co. at special s eo oor cont = ; , 108 7 — soe 3 20% ) 51 - 4%, o% Houst err Li | ras 1° he p oe eae resolution authe aes sidibdicheed ) tral Leath Ried - et Se Sound Cod i 38Q 3 | ae M4 1951, 1260: 1sekarl we # | L Py : rk 60.000 shares of i q s , th j j , . ‘ : . . . . ‘ C ‘ ‘ , *) , os . ee ; z r.? x ; 2 sto rn “ Loan o ee “ES ce mt Lomthes a ‘. a 3 ( reel ¢ : seg vs bly Pp 1a = at why - 3 A 2: M , TTP yrate: 1 By ‘ei ta to se stock} ~~. 100 100 1 Be Lesa 1 | 4 . ; + ; Hupp Mot Car 5 2 + Pere Mar 1! . ae ae . 78 estir gE , , "2h oe : «WJ per snare. he funds rails al is. to Es cha f | : I os Hupp 3 = 20 | , Reds =. : 4 ei. Weston Flee fy : = 1) the si’ 7 101 | 10) - 95 | in Month as ertain-ieed Prod =e) GL + "9 6D C ey 1 ge og, : Rs i, Phiites e* bs! 9. o3) | 13 . Wheeling & 3. : . isi. 16% , | Wii be used bh fotreereneUUU o” . YORK. April 5.—Broi: +f handler Cley Mot ; . ‘ : ‘ Py ) | as 4 SOK SOX —I LO | 83.0 Philadelphia G Te u of quick-hardening Details are to bs announced is w days The sale of the stock will 990.000. | Missouri Portland was active | 801d on &@ rising seale to 49 of 1 'ocal market — ‘| | a ee Radiata Sele ES ES iy, Boi ae Ad a8 Bul Sq) 3 : Bo Ps 7 Bact] 2 Bagiet Bidar st EPe RIE Gaia ah at SCRE TS, TSMR gS. g8g Bete ee eo | re 5 Deer opened he ad Sayed oo >.* Cn te ee oe ~ . — ~~. Pe. : ow * = 5 er oe apa Oe > > ta Sabit ii WE ee: NENT ee ee po Aen Abeta. ? —_ opt he arn ac 0 7 owe, =? ete, ee ills * ws a as eae Sed 4 L, Sth Aho de> not OF a dha oF Announcement Pending “. ; NEW + Re, 4 San : hold-} 3s 3 = ae , Q? ! 961, Int Pap 7 oc pfta i ana) ee POULTRY MARKET tO a\erane premern hennery whites. first . i ‘ J . m ’ - . i. » . : } Cc - “yey @ ~ rsts ) | 5 it ie : 3 6 rece : i. @32c. Cheese stea i, _ —— a ‘ 4, ~ . i & Spring Chickens of 1927 Are Lower o unouncement in the ne ; 1% 5 ney Pat LOS. BOP pA4 oe itl ae ee tel 6 4183 Last : on Local Exchange mil 434.c: do Mav 40%eo 5 3 : _ | { ' ar be PMs a . 4 je me by : 7 yg . 7% f —— 7 ’ t SOs . paeienad erep ee = . ye . . 2 - A 1) i? | . prt — ™ nd ™4 ‘ r,t & week from Sune > eerhinh , _ “‘Iuete Pp, - my : ea - . -*Y : VLERLER. “EGe t : oe : rc ti dlar ‘. : " ' _ . ; : yy i I a2 ‘ o ; 2 : - j . ° ® ‘ : 5 ** on “ , c ; J* + a - 7 : ) , : , Ris P . e ha _ ; 5 4 3 Tle >? j , r ’ . 4 _— . > ~ - - . : ” he tins - aa" 5.4 4 “ ro ’ ; aer,! wie eTad ea = in — of . xKirer ’ i\ intePest; F . . : : . — i ; . ated im™May? "? : ‘ ’ al 245, (10% Jones my i aes Ty. 4 aoe . 3 M al - ~ Je per tb. for raw ;? + Wine ‘ P zy ‘ i’ ee MAPGERINE — ‘ #18 ' : aa > > ed ~ * » —— - oar > e * ty t4 * tl 7 gaat: a ao wk =I? & wom grinte: No 1 28c- No 2. Star me, S| ate. dem ie ) \ > gel edera! | re epecia u od ling modera: \ar- | , ; . as . ee ad ™ : = is _ : , Laru ~ ) n . . : . ‘ P ,* ' . New } York Coff on _—— yy « . . ’ . > wee . . ‘ ar p = " +" ‘ fom? 4 ee + pa EW ¥ ~ &% 7 5 yo . t~ ~ 4 Northern, - 4 . ef anagement ; ' i mar , : v rie@ar? Lracing if} C lonz horns ? & Y , ' , - o, Dane : $3 on ; anki : Mi ‘ ; s al | dof _ —— —— " ‘ . " . ~ on - 4? = ° : ; i tim, : ie ’ ; nana *. » — ac4! i t i 3} ot ; — 24 . | t : rY od at ag , ; rm - ; / «4 . ; ; ; ve aay o_o ioe ‘ 3 wiitasiae : . RS errmioryv. , . . ' ' ? : Ppt my her ' - Lens : : ‘ On} ie = > ag es , . ; : . a i he said a 5 repaint, ¢ per _ ent iter hob, is. hea: 76 & eee Big , +. th ab : Meta : ; ; e. re 4 Ageing ay , a ‘ ‘ . ge | . aa ) ' ‘ ° " P fem . : . Z sd a rie ’ ‘rit ; é . ” ote : 29.79; No, 2, , aes rehart ” Snmatacenehiil Md rin 4, Ibe : pores Dliss ys i * : i - Barker Manufacturing . : anuraec we * yO vk 17 “= Aoril up A ‘int ? . oa Yh« . rer he min ; “ te ' :¥ 2 bi : . al in 9 7 : ‘FOREIGN E EXCHANGE Ban advance af over 2 prin nd all on a ‘nonunion bass We kayeiaes, are | ERE common stox Pt : : >, s« CLEARINGS, MONEY 1 AND SILVER | NEW ORK ' willie . ee , ~~ . - ’ , tell ad e iD ‘ ' % . ier ‘ ’ . " = -~ } abs . é = ; 7 ; i ; . " a ul j is . » a 72 4 Se. — [ » 9 - te 4 “ Tite sree ‘ oie J ri oh gs ' ; : i. —s " RIG Ps horn “ar ” be. 7 ° ches 419 Clearing H learing House A@socts' > : 4s? 6 r ~ igi j Wie —tee $- : — . s - I ¥ r) ren ' — om ° fat OD ; - - ‘ee ‘ ' : } ; statis ‘lea ng. r r Apr > 39° $° » 4 Hw) (4M) cwyerr —s . A ~ ( CSP onding ai y laat year $2” gt '* ¢%.4 ' ~~ ‘ ‘ JU 4) i. pod $1 ¥vAS 600 Ua oe : - “ responding | oe tena - ae ts wetcn oon Athen . ee $e = ; 7." . ~~ ‘ - ‘ ait a -— fo" 2c , ezG 18 ti . ,; ma in ct Spot. £29 4 id futy aT bias Sturt, ‘ oi siy +4 : ' Steel Market Mand fir eet, | str: elt tnae tt, Coal | ay Ele “D" 4s continued ti leader | ‘ander * 34 As. 3% ths and “pe, mosty NEW YORK. Apri! 5.—S:ce} 3. Mo. imeced . ; Fahey te RF Senn Pip ie ge — ; r ren oth bon, r——tive, Seg al eo ae ii ped uite in’ keepir . ; sreasury Obligations were higher. | 13 ‘32; 180 Ibe. . : : ; 3 a “— pty 2 : ‘ ‘ . ‘ ~% batt . . ii en "T'S hie ; Set . Se x - . . ‘ ' we J ; : A - ‘ ’ . “ ' —- ? , aE New York ; Nat " pepe rose, 0b Piet Pa wha Ughed tet y meta” eigen We hate eaten AEFLECTED WLU. oes ge ‘ . 2 mF ss —" . . ’ it 4 . . . 2 ae me ‘ > 4 38. ’ ena , ; . cde : tee : ' ~ son “«, Caching fetes ia "Or Nn infivgencin fie; . , Statione $: , . p —— sr, | : b bit! “Pe ANc PATH. 1) . ’ ute ' ; ’ - Pom are , wali ont Mm suttioan ' a tof rn rm, eee : RK was minh ry ae P oes of ‘Tt t highes . af . _ 4 . ° i” . > s+ ée . - > .» 2 = rw . ea os K 2 ~-d waged sind . Ot oa ia MOT thee > ginbe now comes the crea‘a Cle : : me t's Tiny, ' ~ Clie? svar “ oe ES iar : ae P ; | a £3} rj . Lien ; r ‘ x ' are ’ ‘oa ig ' Vi “ COLL ’ - . * ' , . : tal Za (ro ; hes ' Prony . , athe: than = —~ | | , ; ts Dy ’ 74 france “0D ; sures ee! ‘steeds " : ~ , . 7 iz °- m a & rautienan Th ’ « . : . e i & . eg €i ‘rae 33 34 M » Fas Gudted a ” ° : * fh ei es nek | ‘Tae. 33@34c- nea- r 2 as ; Mar ‘ a ita ov collmes 25 france . oot « Sept rt Bem > *3 oS 1m january, $2 90 . I ecen: Ser

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, —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ are __TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1997__ ____ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__.______sd&PAGE 37 n 7 7 - ee | LIGHT HOGS, DO NOT VEGETABLE MARKET Crude, OM Production tocrenen. | SLIGHT ADVANCES SCORED UAL STOCK NEW YORK BOND MARKET (COMPLETE) | HOLD GAIN MADE EARLY | Posie: Are anos sony)" tsi" sea sour seme!” BY COTTON AT NEW YORK New Stock 1 , production of crude oll in the United States 8 Lower increased 10.143 barrels in the week ended . LW the Po«! Nispatc!: scoitieniiipiciasiciaiieaiiiiainaii a ae ssi ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. April 6.— : ; ! RAE BROADET YORK, ong 5.—Totaliransactions tn bonds on the New Sales. ___ Security. High. Low. | — ‘lose. | Sales. Security. | High] Low. Close. EAST ST. LOUIS. 9! April f -~( tinited was about le today waa lifeless. pr stock | April 2. the Ot oe my said tn NEW YORK. Apri! 6.— The cottoa aiar- , ' ay ' ay ie havin States De ty to * dame. Deana Was about steady. but new was flower.jits week! report today. be increased | 6¢l opened steady today at au edvance wu! ay m 1 ia partipent of Agricult BOGS y rep Jes Exchange od rc Ou ed $1 4. 83 6.00 Q Previous day he RALL ROAD AD BO’ “DS. vas RK. ILROAD BO* NDS. — Receipts. aa £00 fe id ” .- yo Hy to ree | C8 were libera!. Sales were reported production wae attributed to the flueh out lL to 3 pointe. There was a isttie el ~~ ~ _ rr Read 4% 97 ae g 09%) 985 | 99" ya higher; NP: 15: bt alk 60 19 O.u0we: Old stock. 1] car Colo ruseet : “ | pounds, $1 8 @ 1": lig rit bogs closed wit > burbank U. 8. No, $5; > cer Colo put in the reater Seminole area of Okla rts of raine in the eastern vell vrovelt | al ance leat: uncta: eed: ia te f », wa cae Ourbank UU. *% 100 sacks Hom a. whic increased ite dally average ‘ih ecme buyme orders apd the aiarket thr 85. bulk -O00 to 220 por ynde, ¢ (Colo. r if burbank No. 1 $2.05; co posvers. The nat aa Galy its ®ineld 3 or 4 pote ebowe vesterdas « cha® 224) to 250 pounds. $1 Sali 60 - } a Idaho russet burbank U. 5. | @Uipu for the week wae 6 “ith > 44% yo ne figures. 250 pounds, $11 o: gad 100 | N ey $3.25; 100 sacks Idaho’ russet | *** barrels as compared with ~ ey Private cables said hedging with Aner 3,743,000, week ago $14,452,000; year ago $9,785,000, ang | 7% ACL 43s 84 or OR ig) WR! | st) Mas Tt 4 : | . 2, » ee Pe ¥. aA #, O11. ASG ii. Su: pack | burbi 1 & No. 2 38: car Minn. | 0@re:s for the week euded March 26 TS and continenia! selling bad cause Sti Mas rt 4 Ss te ' . . ‘ ne” ATTY Rade russert _* *.8 1 oa ; » OY - 1u0u wil cCecline ir Liverpool, uit re porte nm | | i ago, $11,755,000, Total sales from Jan. 1 to date were é 80 .... 103%, q ent 000. compared with $848£.934.900 same period vear ago. . i $1,060, §22,000 same period tWo vears ago. " Quotations on United Siates liberty bonds are in dollars and . 1 StLIM&SR&G 4 35; 95 54% -ATTL [aes #. 4000; caives, 15a; | ‘| Minn. ruseet burbank U. 5S. No. 1} ; - ightiy improved demand for cottou ci seco f a dQmars, that, is for instanc ; - ; 34 BAG _ on tent e ask | Os : — $09 &Znd twenty - I i iy _—— : - 7% 7 te 1007 StLMRE&P 5 55. i 79%) 7 ceneral market o! eady o strong with veal-! $29.60-° 1) car Wis. rurale U o : “i f : Pipgbeaaies i | nana | ) : 7 A os ~ 3 rt ; , nd : “. ] )] % a: Py Ns a! pero —— at EG : —, te i! : ad $° “o! @ Ly Ae 1 Cal Wis rurals L —— “ . ' ar th PEPPER pane partes $3, to 2. 7h as 7 ‘y itherr at il ne ; : ah : ahs SFO OO 5V » » Hat 7 « ~ “pi > rs y sacks Wi ral 5. >. , uw crate for cy an° choiwe © and broad | rot 99,24. 1” i » as ¢ z gt + be 7 > tl-SF a og c ’ i101 % 1101 a 10! we u3°3 0. tow —, $- A, 9! 35. ee Sy mom al ita. grommet UL. ; “4 i land % hamper $1. 30 oy ‘$17 Sess) On On thy The fQggow i! ix A -Ompit té ist of transact ions, with sa! es highe >: : 51 3 SIL-SF adj 6 55. 100 %™ /100% 100% $u.7 J ee gg g 44.7 13: ued) UID | go 5. pl il “ee - Leon | GUM Btyacl aubeiainn a co a en | rh - » He ne prices 4 ‘ie. tnawianat | TB StL-SF inc 6 60.1 98%| 96%! 99% CoE ee , OO- fat | he “he No $5: 3. Tex HORSERADISH — Homegrown wediur | e marke onan este anere active Missc a owe al er — ' div | 4%; & . StL-SF gen 5'% 42/102 % | 102 14/10" 9 | to lege © her: most ‘advance on ©) 4 | 2 tri mph U. 8. No $4.60, My car) lo aree $2.25 to $3: So $1 cer 100) *' ) revort ¥y raing in. Nort ‘ 1 iSsouri Port. ity. Hy gh. Low. | Ciose ~ ii R , ed 4 i 7 : : Sw let 4 8H. 87 Be | R7 Bs | a7 toe, offer ngs: ‘Tew me G geod @nol | Cera bliss tri umph . é 7 t | pou Ae | . - Re ae. Pray DR ge’ if ities Silow i - - } . - _— °e~ . | 1 : ’ i. - v. y * js - te : ' S@w con 4 3° : t 951, ! ; $14 a) 2, (i, } no c ‘ee a a ge nds of sale e} @ | 7. J mck /exas hiles triumph Pe HORSERADISH — Home- grown med! sm | | a Orieans buying nere. beth at — BONDS. | BOND MARKET AVERAGES. mk T @ 6h | eee one ee SIPAKCSL. 41 41) 95% 95%! 95% | underweight clippers $15.50; cull | No. 1, $0.50. Carlot sale track invoice; I/to large $2 to $3: No. 2. $1 per 100 t was also credited with buyty . POL Sei ae Spaeaie _— ‘ * Pr ‘ 4 r ~ ; - ~ ; . , ‘ a" rs LD be 4). 101 > 10) a, 101% ‘ $11 Ja @ } - % yo] Cuis S12 J sug 13 bull 4 4 1 . Dburharn' fy ss ML SHROYU sf Pm Miseou! j afi | iliine s ip higher price ang | «0S 15 101-12 105-16 || | Tots] bond sales (par U7 tpi 07% plies Are Moderate. New Po s een 50 a TUSTARD GRE "Ala end He 7 1 4%) | z52,299 LOB % 108% ST. LOUIS PRODUCE xOow, April 5.—|- ' : “EN! A! 1d ye red igs . ee a ‘ ° i a . val . “ Ta Ve j —- | ole ‘ 7 - - ~ t te 4 Vuecipating und 199-47 103—-€ 103—8 103—8& : Apple supplies were moderate and the de- $ “tO ee nem iu m pameere red. 1. Idaho red, whee middhing — . ‘2 c+ " ,' @ ‘ i : bos Pe pe : hs bo aie } amner "ome own atv 7 rfg 4a . *-* ¢ 7 : mand wae light. -4aler were Tepar ted as Tr} . ae . | BDC : red naner mond 7 0c to ; $4. oo; Ind lana vellow. 4 and red. $4. y 4% X\ «> ~—s > { { lows: . inols - ' ew rieans —— S P col 48 49 ..| 8B follows: _100 barrels Illinois qinesaps erm 40 v Utah large vellow. $4.50 to new areras ages SPSF Ter 48 50 | ay? ‘| No. 1 at $5 ‘atineen ene "ee: tenne | crates commercial yellow. oe and 1.) EW ORLEANS, April 5.—Spot cotton AD )! ft Se Ry n 4 wink RS Ss 88's ‘he demand for etrawherries was light. Y pow a wae cul, Celery and lettuce $3.°5: broilers. $2. and ervstal was Nios 08¢ed quiet and unchanged. Bales 3476 “ oe ‘ f ref : . nt 100% 1U6 % Ss greenings $5 p> winesane $3.50 to $4 ARTICHOKES—Cal!fornia $2.50 to $4) O*r bu box. ig rmesr tye ] ig on tower cables than due but Sic mw ~ ~ wit — - STOCK EXCHA NGBE, ner Aacurs ae a oom - ~— _ m ————o . . - oe x i ns 1g Chie % ee ¥ 5 r ot 4 + ake J : Se Sa en ag = Meat e.g = Dads geen ‘ Pins a on See a eat yhe ee ee heats . oe > ’ a oy bi suet Aan selling * hee ‘ ) ; . bs ‘ i Ay ‘ : a re vty ae Te : ‘ : “4 : - AA PGE AIA OE AIRPORT Be TE age. z : , atiaeh Tap ee wie ‘genes es & P n , fe od s “a as ~~ - th na Ws ¥ (Bn. Wine, fod a a> oad * a “ae PORTE Ac Pi MANE By a a , asa a g . ne oe ~*~ - »* OP gee + eeepnentee ney eee. Pa ee ee - ae , | Sales. 8. Sec urity. Sapna: _| Hign. Low. Ke r. | Close ‘ ianzed prices } - " : 2 4% 4 mate-early 4s thin. 9742, '100—15/100—14 1 00—14 | INDU STRIAL BONDS. — . . ~~ Fen \ " , unchatl a ] : Pe, i . 43 60 } 1900—11 100—] j ‘ n. ‘ onda Cs 53 | -. 104%, 104% 104 ore neilias. na to bet. 27-43 .)100—11 a? 88 As Ts BS. LORS 1O8% LORS i(Pilles ifurine ¢ a ais iar st : LO®& 107 ly trad, _ r¢ She field _ if o io i a 10] 4 : ‘ * . * r - ’ ' ‘ a. awa s0a to Ot «Ff > ee — tn Se ee ee Meee ee ey e@eePtree* F 4 4 alte sai : oar . 3 ~ f iy sa ile, 4 PRB | ak tind op ana cep ts >. ST nd ee re ee ee ee ne ee OE Pe ek ty ge . Ri oh ak NE ee ie 2 . Me Katee Bd Rik A Ges > Olai si! mithe st. Lovie tock ARIES TMA Te ¥ 4 Y ape hele Miter» ; 2000 107 % owt q $5 ’ | per crate APS , Li z tric ; ae | tu | ‘ : » 4 7) 744°? , A : é Lo : wi ) wigs $4 if {9 ) mt) . -: 5 4 ARSLEY — New Orieanes curly. $4 ver verpool ~ rt P-asier. , pe > | Sef 711 =i), 4 Be es 100-100 5 311007 100% BANANAS—In shipping order & AV ACADOS—Ca''fornta. $6 to $7.50. ac- | berrel and plain. $2. LIVERPOOL ance 5.—Cot'o Subse) jer nily Ser ruggs sol; 7 3s. » ’ ‘a Oe “ " HA. 96 "5 Tt sng Pgs i, GA vo a 106 %& hon fobbine aay loose 4%¢ ner cording to size, per crate. RADISH ES&—f,uisiena. 15¢ ta @5ec: Ar- viet aelenn’ @ ler: . we n Missourt Por * ° "iY , : WS), OS™ 105% 105 COCCANUTS—In fobbine way. $4.50 to \SPARAGUS—Georgia $€3% to $6 rer | kansas. 15¢ to 26c: Alabama tips. 15¢ to middiine. s cod: . we: ——- sry rtii aiyd oe fe oe ; on ‘ bal } i 4s 4 ¥ j -. 7 4 5} %% B2iei 2% ‘9 per 1M) according to size i crate 30c; Mississippi) lon red 1M per Guzen | strict mic ine. B®. 42 Shade better on haw, 1H>°9 195-—~* , 108 108 =e oo os [Da=Fieride 37.50. 98.50 | ci eg,* S——Texas bu oaekets, $1.50 « | bunches: Adabama long white. $1.25 ver ddiing. 7.244: low middling. 6 shares 7 MI count ui ved ' ; — 30 100 2 10 = rho -~ it EMONS slifernia $4.50) ra Te ome weewe tc to 35c per box. bu hamper. rj ordinary 504: rood ordinary. Fi oO! “crcantile 7 rust ; alae « a R ' *, eras nei 04144 94g > I let 7 Mis anf ornia $4.5!) '9o $4.75 oe es BAG } we jexes $3 te $45 ver 95 RHUBAHKB—Home-crown field. lBe to 5 sales 6000 bales. including 54°) Nnge« hands at 436. : 2 49% 1IS—30 Llid—wo "} Reeth ®@ . i>. ike i. ‘ ' Los - “ TOL 4, 10° ‘ POs . roe 4° ‘ _IMES—fom) niean oO 72 ‘ f ig o> me oD Mobile crates De Dec. 7.80d: Jan ae oa . ve | 4 ‘44. ose ” on ee es nl \ 3G, ne Vs ie i Un Bi chi 8'45.1.8¢ {' @2.! 82 avels + a? BS DOE so ar | SPINAC ‘H— Te bine 50¢ to $1 per bu q* Maret 7 884 ; "e hang ess Benounted to 31¢g . FORE IGN BON Ds. ut bide Ie Ma PP : $} i, sity ye ‘— ; wh Sage ag BERR TES—M: ss) op vty quart | ei CARROT Eom: grown. 75e per bOxZ: | basket: home-xeruwn. " ‘ - i i - 7 - . 4 . | > q d 6 ’ - 4 rn e . * \V > - 4 202 — | a Vee “Fate M's 7 55! 05% 95 | ASL | hiyn Ed Oo 4H. . Wo ky 10. LU. CMAStP 4% B41 79%, O7T% 1 a tn pen ow 4°97 | OO%! O07 t. Hf sae — 9 a a a \ULIPLOWER) —— Cali ie STRING, BEANS—Texag bu hampers N. Vv rk . OT) were $7009 pin -7 85 Al OG6%) PCA ma 11°C 10 er . a“ Daas an men at ova pean | 92: er crate: Oregon §2.! oe | $2.50 to $3: Louisiana favo. $7.50 Ay} ‘ ecw :0 Cotton } Inst $5: ) : Se ('4: Pi% PO’ ms ” , — % ee .i 4 \. Le Lé , : ' ; Mr S ¢ ‘ ai é‘ é‘ sj 1, or s ) ‘to ta S° “p> veri buh amper: F lorida “ hampers, $2.6 - ” x : ‘ o> Bp ' ‘te yi) . : ‘ . ‘ 2 ‘V4 . ( ‘ re | . ; ; “ee ‘ QQ1 ; > ¢ 1 e ; ‘ : i? nia. re y Dhak - . “ ro. r oc) . 7 3 EF A et opis! pat, | 30 Cal Pete 5% °38./ 1 1% 99% | 71 CMScP cyt 443 32 we aa se je Sele 88% | Chicago, Gt. Western Report. | >’ 0 a goal 1 “ae oe | aotALSIVT— Home-erown. 40e to G0e oer NEW YORK, Aprit 5 —Final prices were eh ’ , L. ie ~~ ; a ' yf ' : dent Eee 1 Se ‘me » | overs Sern ee é ew pointe igher than Monday nigh ” SQ UASH—Florida 1 45-bu crates, $4. “pois ¥ were adv anced five REBS is 10 ' eet » 2 58 my vay * ty eo wget v ro a . ? m te. i ey tte - ’ ; 7 = r 7 . ‘ : : . n > . ‘ ‘ + ‘ se ' . , .. roa jn ere ie : AZ ' Cert ; , © ” ere CM) e: $0 > 5 ' a ws 3 : aoe) Ae be ey ‘eh owe | dozen box. $1.70 pee $2: Mesaican iumre. Original. $1.25 . 0 ; r ' - —— oe ’ s + a7 a ’ he 3 ; ‘ 4 , ’ , +s i. ; - ’ ' 7 ‘ ‘ ' J r A . he 361 re - RS ’ 16 St i j AY ie i it ‘7 » & } GPL , : ‘ ‘ | 9 3¢ ve? vod dozen inches. an na m4 Se tO 500 ner do: rer bur ches, . Winston-Sa! 4 "60, 881%! & Railw Derating revenues for 1926 GRBEN PEAS— Alabama % hamper}; TURNIP TOPS—Alabama $1.25 ver %- 56 cfs 10:5 Ms oe , : o : Wis Cent gn 4° 3 | 83 . mounted to $25.459.000.%1 and + June $3. and telephone. $3.25: California; bu hamper ope! noe pods, eet ‘ , tia dig, Yoly, Bd iy » UNW a 2 dd ! *» 101: UE 9 Wie CS D 6 °36.1 8 : reer tty , ‘ 690 0? 40. 8 45-\b crates teleptione, $5.50 to $84. Ocsr, 14 44¢ on S& Of g. 4) Be | ' ’ . R ; , 4 5 c af , \ ‘ $ de bane Dy A ] ) } . ; a "49 101 100% LOO% ae : o rare os po 50.) 99%) 992%) HHS j S} ‘ni Rw be 2 ‘€ "67 .~ 104% eo tre 104% > { = = 10] 4 CR Ss 4 80 e” : ; 109’ Py hse % 1067 , j | y 194 % 4 ee, Se oy Pr Ody: fa ls ) ; WE .| 99% 100% 100 Uh My ; Ol, f)! (4° ‘ TtIpG : _ { is es ” Oe et ene -— fy hg oe ue ne: porte ¥ ——e oP et te Me 4 > +++ eee eeaoaaee. —Cetion 2c: July Jan. S “o/ = BD Neate py ey SAE et ne ape 998 rt iti nad 5 var TE ' ; : : ’ 2 1 4°} po s , y } j lif ) e** “) e*e3 , » ’ ‘ } . P ‘> ‘ a Gae o . ' ‘ ; ii “a a 63: US Se | envy Gas atl eta eR? ly! GR , f KAI, Sty | ~* 4 ; +}. Ae te . a ed fe D3e. O2 10U¢ 104% 1047. , Ta Rd fg ( “ » CCCABSIL ¢ wee | 2 Pet 1 ss » A (V2 ya "Sere 104% 104% 104% r. eh. . ae . 2% ‘ ‘a . I , ‘ ; > i ; aaa , — e w I= se >? ° ‘ ik’ : 3 , i . = ‘ ‘ ; ; rs ‘ ~ - - « - ~ 4 - : ‘ ; 5 B Cologne Bia 50 ° _— - * ] aw >? ies : . 3 : oa . “ Y 4 a ae a , 1 Columbia 6%« 27 190%, 100%, mw §6Treg ore e ne Ses om +N 3 0 iba BD. £00” ee * ~ N1T% — i he os ee 2 . 7 '- sor ees ae — o a ° - - LI LOG Se hig - _ a se ee ee ~~ ~~ -— ~~ ¢ ap ae pet PO Ts Pres, “\r j A , m4 4 F 2d Rvs 4s .. eae "000 ~- ¥ ~s eo1s at ah Ea ION, Sa neee, la — et Personal and . Business Notes Gward Brown has been ape nted resident manager of the dit - insurance department ‘tthe ptly opened by the United States elity and Guaranfy Co. He for 25 years with the Ameri- Credit Indemnity Co. and dur- past four vears assistant vica BSident of the National Surety Jiis office wil] be in Pierce Iding . mh. McHarry has become as- lated with the sales organiza- n of the Howe, Snow & Bertels representative in Southern Illt- . PORTLAND TO SELL -60.000 SHARES AT $25 Directors of the Missouri. Port- r Cement ¢ | spina’ . tir d Cement Co. at sp ciai meeting Dpted a resolution authorizing Dap Mun Dan Mun a1 ia | hee ot a eee $132,000 City of St. Louis “a: . 4%% June 1932-33 200,000 City of St. Louis W. W.. , Apr. 1932-47 19,000 Leflore Co. Miss. D. O.. oe 4% vA June 1946-48 6,000 Sr. John Levee & D. D. of Mo... Apr. 1945-46 47.000 Southeast Arkansas Levee District... - &% Dec. 1929-45 Fig 42)108% 102% 103 | 2 Kresge Fa 6 36.103% 103% 104% | 21 Gre B&W arb MB Bk By 5,000 McLennon Co. Tex. Schoo! District. Apr. 1962 De : a0 eel ote ne ee : - +08 oe . . ‘ote, 094 pe raeter Teme SN ae I en kant Ys rs oe ag ae > ot ute @ ew ae > 4 © Ate pet so cots IPS tet ager 4 ; mgr e a -- ~~ +) oe ee oe ee ee eee ee don hag { = orev on: ~* ied el ee a ~ Sree, oI ete el wh ee Pansat al vai ~~» Oo Tee 7 * ahasendperanaboodins amas in aot 103% 193 7 ~ - +‘ PE OO aya ny sa i eo rs REAL ESTATE BONDS $ 9,000 Sc. Margaret Hospital, Hammond, Ind. ise Meg. 5%% Apr. 1938 17,000 Diocese of Sioux Falls, S. D. 1s¢ Meg:. . 5% Sept. 1944-46 25,000 Michigan Office & Theatre Bldg. Ownership Cefs. | 30,000 First Presbyterian Church, Orlando, Fla. ise Meg. fo «=o Sept. 1929-35 10,000 Home Mission Board Southern Baptist isc Meg. Feb. 1936-41 20,000 Immanuel Bapt. Church,Okla.City,Okla.iseMtg. 67, June 1931-36 §9,000 Southern Realry Corp. ist Mtg.......-.+-2+06 % Sept. 1937-46 es ae ee . | Pro L&C £03" 7.101% 101% 101% | 10 . PERSE E 38 : 7 NT he! 9° 46.000 Pennsylvania State Water Corp. ist Ser. A.. 51%4% Mar. 1952 | ) | e's O18, 1014p 101 : 46) 15.000 Hlinois Power & Light Co. Sinking Fund Deb. S¥a%o Mar. 1957 17,000 Standard Power & Light Gold Debenture. . 6° Feb. 1957 earte Tyr ee ye ¥ ’ Papas — AES Ne Ne, A APE el | tg ene ‘ : i 4 : ; 24 es ; ey hi ene een mien cennings ME Rel on a Cee nee iiscaiaiicoo’ nrsecarstin atten ae - : PS nae ee ed ee ~~ OPES. PLN EN Ie OO Magee tre, i a ; : ’ vie 33 o a 2 a Burkhart Manutacturing Issue. - Burkert Manufecturina Co of — —“—rsea~ "9 fn ne es 45 000) aharer 0} anutac ied mM? kencir Bond Department ey a CITY bonne | =i i. e PS 48 A150 i - me TO Pe me 74 - et - | 3 - 4 a: 3 iow ays - r ' “/ Ow i & ' ' 7; fark c. Stelnberg & Ch. / | “it STRIAL BONDS "| 23 4 ve 8 an’ 4 : oe ? wer an y ) Rect KF . a0 I IBER I . CENTRAL TRUST CG; aE a a * #8 -& ett, | i 50 406 loa ‘10 1 WU 6%a 36 . : > Weeting FaM Se4h ! Wheel St) 534 48 White Sew Mf “al $6 w § 4 = cd ~ 6 + few York « > Seong and St Louis Stock Exchanges Chiseo Raara of Trade BONDS. STOCKS, GRAIN Fast Direct Private Wires mine, Beatmen's Benk 8 ronch Sites et Hetel Jette ser . + Broadway and Olive SS ne te. # > > > > ~> fuser ee « >>> er >> >> — RAILROAD BONDS Ratier VF 4 4° care are e ' oe 54 " ATESF g£ t 9 oo? Sp ae" ab i ’ it ; ‘ a 5 TARY ce ¢ OR-SS! OH 1 RO | : FA TAINO 100% Detailed information will be furnished upon request. All securities recommended by us for investment have been purchased for our own accowga , TAcr ad : s! 9 ani) #07 | A? coos LO: — | | drasrec HN © me ans, | ae 1m 4 ootl b Bt biemem ¢ 39. 93 “i 98 PRLAP 2% 46..1107% (107 uilur rftela ie ae ee _ I | : $2. 98S...

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Bs bs £ : ¥ 2 PAGE 38 MAYOR WANTS BUS TAX OF 5 PER CENT Recommends Bill Before Al- dermen to Increase Present 3 Per Cent Charg mM a) we eee — Passage of a bill to increase t municipal tax for the operation o motorbusses over’ city streets to oe per cent ofthe gross receipts, Was ae . a mn ap bar - recommended by Mayor Mille: fore the the afternoon. Legislative Committee , . om Aldermen The ** ‘~ ofr Board yesterday present tax is per cent. Based upon the annual the People’s Motorbus Co. day to the License Collector. an in report of yester- - crease of 2 per cent would increase the company’s taxes $42,535.46. Under the present per cent tax, the company paid the city $63,-, £03.20 on gross receipts of $2.126,- | 773.38. The aldermanic committee | laid the bill over for furth ing tomorrow. - = Mayor Miller said it was his opinion the city was not receiving taxes sufficient to compensate for 7, | ‘ aqaamag: v etre tse cCAUSE#G 1+ % : s tee 17 2 +h, yiotor bus vibratio: hie said th ’ ’ +. ~- 7 \ United Railways was paying 10 pe or of gross earnings n taxes : » rr » ‘ + ~ ¢ . ‘vy ’ > he ™~ 5 Ti. . rhe Board of Estimat 1as ap ee pror ed the pending Mme asure Director of Streets and Sewers ther hear- | > ; ae a Brooks and Engineer Horner, } charge of street construction, said etreets used by busses show marked | deterioration, although it diffi- | cult to tell whether busses or heavy | trucks cause the greater damage. | President Kinsey of the Board of | Public Service said the busses by | Btopping starting at definite | is and points injured the streets more than trucks. Rébert° Burkham, attorney for the People’s Co asserted there was no proof the present 3 per cent tax did not fully compensate the city for any damage doné to etreets. Apparentiy referring to the statement of Mayor Miller that the street railways paid a 10 per cent tax, Burkham said the city should not over-tax the bus com- pany, simply because some other company paid too much taxes. Former Street Commissioner James C. speaking for the bus company, pointed out that streets of type, not used b) poor condition. MIRACLE CURES REPORTED Danish City Becoming Mecca for Maimed Seeking Spirit Relief. the Associated Press. ODENSE, Denmark, April 5.—Pil- grims are coming to this famous old Danish city, where Hans Chr tian Anderson following A | ? Travilla, Similar busses, were in ™., _ te born, was D.: $2000 in 1925. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 5.—Grandchil- dren of the present generation wil salary of, & earn an average yearly ‘ about $11,000, compared with $2000 in 1925, if the present rate of increase in the national income ‘continues, a survey by the National | j i « Don’t Suffer From »- Constipation It poisons the system, clogs the liver and wears down health, causing great suffer- ing. LIFE ELIXIR . gives quick relief. It puts your stomach in good shape, builds up and cleanses the entire system, acting as a laxative as well as a blood and nerve tonic. Try a bottle today. On sale at Wolff-Wilson, Wal- green, Johnson Bros. Drug Co., and all other Drug Stores. Price $1.00 a bottle. Monev Back Guaranice * i ‘4 j jj R J f 7 / . oF £ - ‘ ’ if ’ ‘4 4 Se nea ne Se __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "INCOME RISES $5,400,000,000) Average of $10.782 Predicted for 2000 A. ; |velope will contain $10,782. Home Study Council indicates. “National income i{s gaining at the rate of $5,400.000,000 annual- | iv,” the survey said, “and {ff this rate is maintained until the year °N00. the average yearly pay en- Insanity Charge Dismissed. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, April §5.—Insan- ity charges against Lieut. Gerard de Merveaux have been dismissed Your Doctor Will Recommend It HARDYS JODIZED SALT Gor All Cooking Gor Table Use ‘MADE MACHINERY, film actors has been released from the county psychopathic ward. The insanity charge was brought by A. A. Kidder, attorney for J. Stuart RBlackton, film. directors, against whom De Merveaux last week won a jury award of $500 in his $25.000 damage suit for a horsewhipping inflicted by Blackton. WENNERSTENS ohemian Uype HOPS RICH MALT ! ’ DIFFERENT Pry the Cover Off SEE -SMELL-TASTE REAL HOPS For BAHGAIN OFFERS in RE- see POST- ' DISPATCH WANTS. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1 lin court and the fencing master for ' 92 ~~) oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH rr , Good-bye... © Cloudy. Yellow Teeth! Food and Tobacco Stains Banished Instantly—Safely No more dull, dingy. film-covered teeth! No more of that unsightly yellowness that comes from food or tobacco stain! Now a 'marvelous new liquid discovery removes these disfiguring blemishes in one minute! Absolutely barmiess and SAFE! Not a/| tooth paste! No abrasives—no griftiness—no | ‘scouring! Just wrap a little cotton around the of a match stick, dip it in TARTAROFF and rub gently over the teeth! Right away rou see an almost unbelievable difference! And even before rou are ready to re-cork the bottle, rour teeth will be that clear, flashing, pearly WHITE that everyone admires! It's really amazing! TARTAROFP works miracles with off- | color tecth—it gets results no tooth paste ever | can, but its cost is surprising!y email. Only | "fc at your nearest druggist's. Get a bottle to- day and see how astonishingly it can improve ' make vour teeth really stores. Money back if end — - an 4 if appearanmce—and r ' | —,, ecu All Crug hot } Jeligated! “TARTAROFF” | ADVERTISEMENT aoe Popular Comis den and Helpless ——— = ee ‘‘Everything I put in my mouth iturned to gas. I was down in bed i'and had given up hope when I begay to take Adlerika. Now, I eat every- thing—fried corn, string beans, fried |potatoes—and an enjoving myself 'for the first time in 15 years.’’— Mrs. E. Webb. Unlike most medicines, Adlerika acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel, giving the intestines a REAL sonous matter which you never thought was in your system. Even if bowels move daily, you will be sur- prised how much more old matter . 3. ein | Adlerika brings out which may have been causing all your trouble. In slight disorders, such as ocedsional 'constipation. GAS bloating, indiges cleansing and bringing out old poi- tion or sick headache, ONE spoonful Adlerika always brings relief. Doctors Praise Adlerika Adlerika is a compound of the best saline intestinal cleanser with glyc- erine, buckthorn, caseara and other gas-expelling and detergent ele- ments. It is excellent for Intestinal! Stasis, a disease due to modern wars of living and which is often the true cause of sour stomach, gas bloating, nervous dyspepsia and restless sleep. | Dr. H. L. Shoub, New York, says: ‘¢ Adlerika, in addition to its intesti- nal cleansing, checks the growth of intestinal bacteria.’’ News Phot! Mies, Eats Fried Potatoes |i” First Tim ‘Mrs. Webb Was Bed-Rid- 5 Yea | Dr. A. C. Curis **] reseribs lerika with highly satisfactory sults. y Dr. J. Weaver: ‘‘Tm my §§ practice, I have found nothing { el Adlerika.’’ . J. E. Puckett: ‘‘ After lerika, I feel better thas vears. Awful impurities wegg inated from my system.’ Dr. F. M. P. (name | request ‘*T use Adleriks in bowel cases. Some require dose.”’ a No matter what you have | vour stomach and bowels, will surprise vou. At leg gists. In St. Louis at Wolf? i Drug Stores. “+ Sse eS : . -y % e i a —* sss ee ss .s =“... =" a The Sunday POST-DISPATCH oa has the largest circulation of + any newspaper in the Southwest ’ reports of miraculous cures effect- | spirituaiist meetin Cures “are attrivuted ed at The the 1o physician had failed - e ~ 1 - ~ Yee 2 » li”~ - cures adiSO alt reporie ‘ Waite re - ntlv forbade the ho'ding of . - =T) ‘ ’ ; applyin for meetings by the ritual] ; t} ine permission tor now of are 4% > juUSUI - 7. > Bact i niinister ° } le " +» . 1ealth restorin to carry on their activities.” FUNERAL OF W. F. CARLETON a re ee Tormer Business Man Died of Blood- Poisoning. Funeral services for William F. Carleton, 58 years old, who died 1033 Blen result of blood- his is the Saturday at! home. don place poisoning suffered when he rr . .s 4u rh a chair rocker with his hecl. were held today from an undertaker's chapel at $3621 Olive street He formerly was associated with his the late Murray Carleton, in His widow Survives him. -_— brother, busin: e Joy Gained There are countless people who can tell you an easy, pleasant way to reduce. Perhaps your own friends are among them. There are now so many that ex- cess fat is not nearly so common as it was. That way is Marmola Prescription Tablets. It is based on many years of | Scientific research. People have used it for 19 years, and every circle shows | the fine results. Users have shown others, told others the effects. And the use has grown in this way to very large proportions. Marmola requires no abnormal exer- cise or diet. One simply takes four tablets daily, to correct the cause of ex- cess fat, until weight comes down to normal. And users find other benefits galore. You should try Marmola. Any help which has done, for 19 vears, what Marmola has done. must be efficient and helpful. That is the way to easy, scientific reduction. Try it, for your own sake—now. —— prescription tablets sold all druggists et $1 pet egg your —_, is out, he will get them at once SEER eet re eo enna n : “MARMOLA ay tt whe Pleasant Wey to Reduce For Wednesday, ractical “Good Furniture... Herz Da-Bed . A nicely designed steel! Da- nut finish, with artistic floral decorations on end Has splendid helical coil springs and ve- panels. lour pattern cretonne-covered mattress pad. .a comfortable double attractive piece by day.. bed by night. And a typical ‘44’ Only Pay Only 4 ; . | $7. Cash ty Blue Steel Cabinet Gas Range....--.... All-Gray Porcelain Gas Range —" 2» a = W ednesday Only ... Complete => ak oo A Canvas Cot rable...Wednesday only Only $1 Cash stoutly constructed foldir® ..compact amd du- Heavy Cotton Cot Pad, as shown... .. .$2.98 $ -_ ADe > “ee Free Goodyear Tires All Sizes—Every Ty pe Mountin g Service Time at Union Jacquard velour. -« . a . fe 22" =Y, ‘ Ses aye Soe 332 407 Inviting armchair, large wing chair and massive bed-davenport, which opens into full-size coil- spring bed. The exposed surfaces are in two-tone Reversible cushions in damask. .*« = fe7s a = * = —_ y a a “ - . Ju - — iat a ees _ = = at Pe LS - SAS 7 S fas ag SESE. -— ow : 2 : - e Three-Piece Velour Bed Davenport Suite °185 Pay Only $17.50 Cash +) Start your trip right with this sturdy Wardrobe Trunk. Large drawers and clothing compart- ment. Cretonne lined. Only $2 Cash Large Wardrobe Trunk and Mattress You can purchase Goodyear elites at Union as you do your furniture. dependable service and the same liberal terms. The same a 4 LOPINTLO [HOUSE FURNISHING CO. With Spring Large stee] bed. in walnut. with fab- Tic spring and 4s- Ib. Simmons cot- ton mattress. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET 3-Piece Bed Outfit Complete +) 6” ‘ 4 43 7 7 4 A 4 7 * Lf 4% 4 4 7 4 , 7 7 * © . - 7 Z a a : P Uy, : WEES. e ' ° > ¢ ‘Y S a 7 7“? rae 7 ‘ “a ? bt bt th Dt Et ihn SttSS II oe rrrrr That is what they call “an exercise march,” th the International Settl in Shanghai, not an arme | play to impress the Ch : The Chinese are impre % able, though, as one ca from the throngs that § along the water barrie! _— ~~" . = — _. . . THREE-PIECE LIVING-ROOM = a a i ae as ee Se ings = % rounding the race cous joven? F Z watch the foreign trod 5 % their drill, shown in Z below. -Wide World } SA D8 2S DD De 3 DO . : ze rs ae Ze ™ f. * se we se 4 wo s* , i. r- % i‘ : _ r xi 7 rg es . 4 - Zz SS as y ea 7 Armchair. wing chair and enport, with deep spring cask ions. Upholstered in velour, 4 great value at this price, ‘ Pay $5 Down € ; é ‘ ka . ~~ % — See SSeS SS RSS SS SESSERSSR® RO ReR eee oy kip %: - fs? ccm »* r ‘ t 8 1, — 7”? - ; ie 7G, *. ty Ys 3 whe GY he * (Ap >, = /™ : i , A ty “ee Nae getbererttsctteeeee Three renewed pieces. Pe WL OE dcccccus to those shown, in Al | "tA. he: Ww. tion. You can get the you prefer if you come The group is Mord, WS \ ms ~~ ‘ limited at WILL Lea, VILLI Nis low 4 hele tht elle hele hhh tt ARMM lll 7 I pee . = Pay $5 Down SSE LLV SS SVS SSS VS PR Congoleum Rugs — Slight 7 | ~ *4! Choise : of Sizes Seconds From GAS RANG $Qg7> A group of several styles sss . ~NS ee ee NS “*e eee _**s ee “* — ~ — ‘~ Xe % — eS ® * . : “ee eee ee ee ee ee ee & cabinet and _ side-oven - Ranges. In Al condition :: & real values at this low price. G i a: 5 Pay $1 Down e+ ss; )6OCUd Zi; > REFRIGERATORS ff) 4 ; ‘ Rs . 8 j f o , 35 A wonderful group of Ee: ae tioned Refrigerators, every 3: “= ££ in good condition. Choose 4a - while the selection is fe. 4. at this price. ee Pay $1 Down # | ~~ ' ie Tox ’ x ee 0} EN % y . Mir * ; i You can shop at gt i io . Union's Two Exchange ¢ a ae Stores Every Mondays ij nt Ae, ae = 2 2° be Se ee ’ 3 " Wednesday 3 se alight lout ey and Saturday - a 3 % ae 2 PAA OTA Pe "ene urate ’ ! LL co Co-ruler of the Si _ America. is trying to the cup in a game with ts rated an accomplished

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Curl: €'T preseribe ag. | Bas A" SELES MALL LLME Atf 44, ca with highly satisfactory yo. =X J PO granite Ze lye go dsof. 4 Tp tp anes enensssnarsnncnnnncs - * 444 AM MM hehehe teh tehe th tae te te hehehe Ae Mallen he Le tee te ete te Le Mtl tte ete ee A te eli ee Ae M8 ON awe J. 2 ea ‘‘Tn my 50 Vears’ + Wp ¢ “y mt : tice, | have found no thing to ex i Z Z ¥ : , ** nd sf , 3? z Adlerika. y Oy 4 1% is 4 : 1] G $7 °4 . “ . 7 - EF. Puckett: ‘‘After using aa, am , | . 8) ee oe 7 tf G MEG “2 oe? ‘ | ‘ y ee 4 "r+ 0, ee ‘Be oe ie I Sx hse , 4 or 4% 2 +. a. ] (*¢*j be iter than for 2h f , 4 . ; pn “og Z i ; 3 ee 4 s wee % ; a ; os Z . 3 % rs. 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Marie Simona, adjudged the fairest of Paris’ daughters, throws kisses to the multi- ; ° ‘ Yo TELLEZ LL LALLA AA be -% / tase wry aN psisstsetslalLilililllilillillLiasllllilll ll ll ll ha lll ll li lll Ll lll SN s s ‘ . 5 s 5 5 ‘ . ‘ . ‘5 5 5 ‘ s 5 5 5 5 5 s s s s 5 ‘ s 5 ‘ 5 ‘ . ‘ s 5 s s 5 5 -_ \ ‘ ‘ \ s ‘ ‘ SS YL MUMITMLMTOLLTEYg | 2% ‘tude as she passes on her float in the capital’s annual celebration. International phote. FIIPTIIIIAT POPP IATATA TEI IVTUROBO DOE bos GONG «GUY G rocco AL 2522 ALTER TG EEE ER RI ttt ts ORRIN SCE SNe Ye . New York girls 4 Y/ Y-, are wearin sheae yD pog PRACTICE BANDIT-SHOOTING ON THE RUN y) ‘ae, 6 Ye $354441621.) ln nsepnennrdscnntepemeeeasieeeniemaarennininnniaineiiag ~) a | That is what they call this,_ Me tp. “an exercise march,” through MN NN > |) . = Ay SS * . WS ES modeg m4 in ne, -ei PRA gh eh 99 Wie AEA ne hat hier ibe: tac iwae, age tpt. oahu 5 ‘ = Af Sah op i oe WS watch the foreign troops at their drill, shown in photo below. -Wide World photo. aves & G, bios % the International Settlement Uy “ge Gia enaeegsy. Srrmee OW fa I . . ° POH 47 A MAMFMMAFEBAAERRERE ROR POD ARS ODOM LBL OLOMRODD. ELLE LMG DBA DLO LL i a cha Ae Ls ls ae alts ald detent Aan tad delat tl alll Mall ly lnc a stats als talls tts tdi test an P s6tasadatdad Ahh tht ht hhhh + | | in Shanghai, not an armed dis- J Y BS Y/ setgnaannteonnenseumenaanaanseniianaanl MG, | , tet YY-'Y" % strapped totheir 7? | pa play to impress the Chinese. heli yp flr ny y salen gis endaan t + S NY he THREE-PIECGE 2 The Chinese are impression- ve , COOL PAMEALLM ER AILEPEP ES COLAEREMEREMMAMMEAEMEEM GS ubdubdldibdy “ye “, Y da t y Z ; ’ he y Z im | Z able, though, as one can see % (1% ay Yyyfis.G ergs one on gene: ne es G i — i-ROOM SUITE ' % from the throngs that gather 7 Uf, Reo é U hig tion against the 7; BG re : pees a ; Zé ie: ft ik , along the water barrier sur- Pe 38 Lily es Spatter- 7: inna ate Py or a . ors f Ni whe. we) i % ive \ Wh. yp Z 7, y 7 . Y 1, G Li ae fle Se See seaman ‘Ws , wi %: ‘f—/ ~ —_—_— | fo pn Ne se “8: YY, they can do firing G : ) Ste : 4, . . 4 , 5 Rhax ZY light machine guns G ; | _ LO RN ee eee, i Os eee eee ee ee, se ee = =—l Z : ‘ $ 75 5 ge. Z Z from an automobile G | Mi Cis : . Fes 1G GZ going at highZ: "Sg y asic: 4% J Z : 4% a GG speed. What they G Z | | BR. 13 Z% a a ‘ Z rmchair, wing chair and dav- a ee 23 1% y can do — be in y ame Ge , | . ze. ® ¥ "7 y "Kee 4 7 f port, with deep spring cush- Pe p 3% a Z Z ferred from the % y ee , Ci ake oe s. Upholstered in velour. A ET ZG looks of the dummy. 7: ° bsstow 2 Ds. gga jinn ie eae 7 i at value at this price. Mii aw * Z Uy —Wide World photo. G ': ¢ i Dee, asa Vg “ny, | rf & a 5 Se oe * : : Z Gy, hy ROLE O OTL OTT OLVITIEIT ILE EVELVLELUU EEL EDELEDE DEE EERRERTEEETOTTETTTTI TTT TFTA Atta TTT TTT TTT TT TT TT Tre rtFy of tro. ie 4 r Pay $5 Down ee | 2G Sa a ssseementisacsiliaeniesanenemenennatenealaalemeemmaaagen lity, a ¢ aa ; 3 UY tata anata aan ete Ly ¥ nA * Y 4). Y BLUE RIBBON FOR HE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY , ’ ee er rr er ee ee ae, ee ee ra Ck eae eee Comment gp eee ee ee re ee ee! ee ne a eee e ee eee rn eee a eee ee ee en i ; GY rrr EEE ed deeecedccedcacatea Y4 THREE-PIECE eas ; wee Mayumi el phe bs 77 4 BELLO AMIIO ORI MMMM MAMA ARMA MAEM MAMMA MAA AAAI RAMA BAM BAIA PAA AEF 64 bth tt Mt tt [pM tT3 th Mth ft tt (Ah M th hh ht fh J (Ah AMA ASASAMAAIAMALAAA , BEDROOM SUITE bs Go A : ; 2% (f . G GS | ee ~ sanshy Ss: Z% Y y x A = ole e 2G G: {} b iF Ls al : g. : ; Y y 7 j ‘ : y Kept Stee Ba Gg: ; oR mos , ) eee oF Z Z yr » 2 a J / os 4 : % . oY. 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F re G RIDDLED BY HAIL i; Uy’ . 7 ELLEN T.ERRY | imited at 4 Vie bun. htt ttt littl ll tt tpt ttt ttt rrcrtt tlt tpt yitttthl Yy / Wyte em cuccccasisiad ‘ 4% H A S A fF A 3 L : his low a. 7PEELS CIPELEERD LLG, Ups G pox StL ELELISES tf PM abeReetpRt a, hee hxtes es hfe “the 7 ; 4 Y y 43 % ) i gf ts Y ; aes (ye Gus La % Bi ide | -F ; a 2 tas Z : j) GG LZ rn / 79 | Pay $5 Down i i Gi Z mrs 7 Famous actress, now | ead A GG § y ee ee GZ years old, suffered a broken | i 2: t Gly 3 Z ? iZ. arm when she missed her Congoleum Rugs | Gl} ; 47 step on the stairs, but she f ; GG: % res ‘GZ is recovering from the Slight $ lJ : YG Zz a is Z :Z . injury. —Fotogrmame conds Choice ‘ a es Y WOW ceceeeccccecceececeeeeeceeeceecbetetttbbc ) 7 2G G: Z PCAC AERC MCCS BREA A Bi | From P of Sizes 7Z Zs % SOF GMLSLLESIASLLALLMLAE LES tienes. % * .Y Os 4% a. | : ye i OM 4 iG £ 4: g ZG: 2; o‘y ae ae a ite ) 1g OGG . GY: [g ; : oe i% é : iG “3% AS RANG : ay ] ~\) P _ J 7. 3 { , “4 = ‘ > a > 1 4 Gs Fas. ; ; ° eS . 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Choose earls mee oe eee Ae” % GY: 4% Gs ? ge ME h e —s at Aa ee a ty 443 ¥ & 4% > - a” Pie ile the selection is complet : ZG: 0% ZS sam a ae eee” - @e Yas a og Sr oe ee. 8 Bes ge 2: bg G oe ha ees 4% be 4q y 1 % x i ro > eB 4 Y oe od ng Se Bee 3 4 Zt J ay $1 Down OT Saag ae Gu ff + 1 GLY % he oy ae fs . 4 ‘ - , } oe YZ : {4G ; ” ; — x ‘ eee ca ae 4y #4 + A WALA) Be 7” } . : See YG : Z Gi @ | ‘ eae oe Ss “ZZ 4; WY y . oh S ae ; 4 LF, ) Ss Bak tah Y/4 GY zi el — “/ You can shop at ‘ £29 Z: Uy : p : o é ¥ oe ‘/ ¢ het 3 a ee YY Union's Two Exchange : Se OF Cea Z % ¥ . , mpl oe a , x a Oe . “me “f * Stores Every Monday, ion SSNS iy ™ as. * . ae o ednesda 3 DSi Bind ach ieee, a . e : hae & tf 4 Pens Ser eine B.S, 8 - oe - é ~~ Ss a" —_. “« oae.. ~ vhisinth SeSve SER SEES and Saturda Evening + i ee Pee 4 " >* : : . x 2 ~ ™ : ?.- y ° 4 o .% 4 * xo : COO eee OTT I IND IRE TERT I Fee err t ick ee ia i EES SR TE ET RT EO ie OES Cag ne ee ee a Ee ee SS eee ee ee eee peppers pupertitiuuvpsbstitittlittillilillllll 4 A OOOO FE FIFE ASL OPS SIS P LIFE AAA L AA APR EE A? 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M PrelLATIONS —OF A— MARRIED WON AN By HELEN ROWLAND SELF-EXPRESSION _-™ ** | er . mors ~° . 7 5 * Esti I ‘ kiioe a> Vu . e * ~f “ & ~ _ — —_ ‘fr ? ~ r 7, oe ~ - cf €_ Ag > ‘ . s a « ¢-q” . —- + 3 ‘ > > ‘ a * — > 3 ss ~ » wn ~~ i } = ” a — - = ~ . > anc WwW i .¢ : lol Te. . f ~a e a i- ‘ ’ : ~ ¢ t. > "f a | 7 > - . a. ~ ~ 4 . -_ s ~~ ~ , re & ~ i ; . _ Tt c a A , 5 «i : - * J ’ » > "v = ° . ~ + a’ ~ a ‘ > , 4 7 . - *~ . ‘ -. be a) . - Lod S| , 54 f us ‘ . he ra? . ‘at ~- . * ; lanl - 2 7 ‘ » ~ , > = * o ~ in ..n Pe Tn? . . “ass * ° a | - ~ ‘ on ‘4 ,* o "= a i 4 5 4 4 — * = . —_— The tragedy of the Young i _ a - than . od ra ~ * ro. es % tan) M .) 4 . aA A mi + ‘ ~ ‘ = 4 s * + V“\ t ~ ~~ = a. , & _ « c “ne s ’ ‘fa “ Angelo Patri i- just the pru cipal of ai New York grad a - ~ ‘ , . é - _ - ~ °* > rs > v + - = a x ~ ~ ~ a os ™ ~ } $ ~ ca oo > ~- ‘ ~ “ss «a — ~ - 4 » + * . + on - ~ > ? ~ ~ . 7 ’ - . ? . * ? o~ by a works : ‘ — - - o = > - » . * ~ . = = ~ nd ~ fin, 7 ~ ~ . ~ X > . > ata = a ot - . . ‘ ~ ‘ ~ / > ~ ~ = " ~ . ~. “Ss = ~ : - ~ » ~ a ~ . RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia Cook Book” Eggs With Cheese—Baked rg sho . ™ « ~ - ” a ~~ - mo ~*~ . . ~*~ = is * ee | a is ’ a . Foire e » - ‘ > > » oo 3 “& 7 c > thar “° a ~ ~*~ 2 ge +h» ~ Cer * ~— a 3 'h put rood ° 4 2s r grated * : ; wg — o “ 3 a ia . . * ” -MODISH MITZI _ ‘sects Fret! By Jay V. Jay, Lenten Egg Dishes y Jeannette Young Norton Little Jacket Frocks 9 7 — What Do You Know: THE WOMAN ee . a - ta . eh 8 a ies aia ead nn . GGS fill the aa i: A Daily Knowledge Test St OF «on 3 , 9 > : i - ‘ a a - —_ sineietiatemsiiaiiaaiaiinal emensensendinetiies sities - + one = . : ? ? O11" ee new . ‘ ‘ ——i2 a a2A> ar i - | ’ ary ; ? — . s ' 2 ~ The heavier demand creates a ; to be, that is t estion? rous supp n the rket« and ‘ DEA Ww fr arcs Tr 7; sae > y - = TH T / L | f : - : Z > r » - 3 | rarris ~ ‘ 4 a a wae sd ™ — & diese > rz? e« “ ‘ . a % - : ~ . - — . au J wWwoat Ent pera Was Riss Me A rain n -+Iv to seeing ‘ne colun _———- ws r wit eas ° 2 r . ware ema thet ae eee 7 t nee ~_ ; 4 : ale - a 7 ny 2 i + To? oe - ale s - ~ -~ ? oat 7 +h : > _ = ‘ Lit _¢nie to hige@ex! Nevertnel = - ? . ee . : £ 790 °F -_ : + " ~ r) ~ - 9 . - F specifi ALLY @2348 GS " 7s , : ‘cc? “ce - Jii™= a ‘ 4 0. O;} immist . eee , . ; —s the id ' ’ ~ - > constitu s ee = a izeq ° «= : > ~~ ex abo :¢ . Ber ee . #T” a ? - 3 vere — an attempt to ' ' are? - a Le os —s . he { : ’ 7 ; 4: — - - wwe ee uS' ; - : a litt - ~ . eatiy a epecimen at age ‘ © or Sar ; ~ = . 4 r ~ - ’ ~~ - > +h oa > > rr “ne . Be. s r ~ - ad ~ , « : = * ¥ , : a—~—ioh Woiat L did the fata a2.iaca OD President Vv ‘ ieal wife Warer and oured er tf oor r vare— cLe€ 4 . . 55 > r 2 } » i . > . 2 s fr ade piace _ = 7" »¢ *he ots S€Es iried to serve ried or : _ oe Tarkington, 4a [se - * . »* 7 ; ; , ‘ lead ds Bee - . * = 4 —" , = =an wes - « pt Z g ; : a : e oF oted. su Brace wie vor ye wt that statement seems ‘eo ere flippant and chi atroug th : san of the husbands @ wat { r ippr the ‘ide — in ‘> -* 4 ry . ' ,' and t ea | 7 > = -_ or . = . % pa | AQ / rs king ds wife, whois not housekeat 4 em ~ . . j ‘ . » e rr "o- -Y ; ¥ 4 Aoat 22 - ‘> a Jellied Deviled Eggs. 9—Among disasters on American s which ren ; oe ° °? ’ - 7 is -~” « * -_ + i = gv mh : . Boil six eggs har . ae greate oss of lif . stra ere ist Cut is€R St aways remove t 3.K5 — : sa A 1 : res inaph han i Tt 4 4 and ¢ > > 1° °*ne vy °S sna . - ~ . :- — , _— . _ 10.—In music. what fs a nocturne? = i v deta : 3 @&a + + a - eo " =e Pe & & 3 ‘ 4 . S&C 2 = z O } once —_ - a * 4 : ee 440% : , pe ‘ a spec 4 : “ : : _ Tye ts i_ > - ‘ s ~ - — _— 7? ' ’ * ° ° snr sugar, a half teaspoonful salt. a Answers to today’s questions will be found on Give : my - _- 4 4 ‘ ' y 2 CR? ono ‘4 ial " . PIE ae em esis a ae . satitdiie “ e : ¥ S . ii as ; f wy Oo = = - : 4 hae w ne ~ > ~ ~ ? -_ . ng . + _— ~ = . O IMIS . “ . - pe , . _ . _ , , wail } | | . : . i : mS . - : " ¥ ‘ a Si * *s F > iia : : ge a ? ; “She > ‘ “A + > * os is _ -* . - _™ «1 ’ ; ~~“ > © ee? seems a little stiff, add a little bit By Aline Michaelis. to iy Bot ' : = yep oo ; ++ ~ _ fressing. Presa sania iat winiaiciticimegsiiit Ae nn A eo Ti “e te pick cube : The Seek lovely— /;/\ : e JIe¢exe©rs. . sii me inn@ even approach i@t rith cold water. Take a packag Oe teh nent vat : - and young— % ee HEINZ : tzi’s hat a he wv : z tw Dasa wifehood,. we would suggest tem > e . 5 ~ " ~ 2 == . 7 ate . ae = pee ar nome ——— =e ms se ‘hout mustard r > cS > : her. Everything returned ready = . S 5 s Willing and aie | = a : ia Pee find sor fairness use. lroned by the heur. sta her own feet and to pi ° ~ ~— Ecos With Shetine Sauce . i ace a z RK - nt of the load C for Katcl ee vgazegosses'ss. | Anchor Laundry Ce. * pg (cng TR alg Ce daring or Itc 1en 5 SX €§ES Care, COO., S41 4. SeeKing r r ExLiNs | s annet the woman - hang: $ IDeC ln y Ne SO Nt 4 t; 7 ° enztawarys r2move tf O.KS and fro ir’ ndiess s And 3 PHONES CEntral S* 4 | $a ™MAan eLevuga tO marry bi 42 & — — if ~ -~ : ~ = . -'s . ; . ~~ ony eniences bon @| ¢ a — aste with a O48 ‘ ~wer : i , 41 YEARS OF FIBLEO enougl to ie! him run & By THORNTON W. BUR wesc uu word. beauty sends a messag cree : y - U GESS. 2 ted putter °r ea pepper — . ieee 3 . it.s au very we to ma By Wanda Barton iit and a few drops of onion juice ‘*O*"™ | = or bird. Th who that a woman-must mother & . , ia’ ; , ans seen (OF beauty ‘ind in ever weband. but the matérnity ces " iP) aa .~ rs ay PAT IMs an... oe Ser erewr(ere Y a se. ‘in the cane af o ee Lug ‘ anu | Yo. simply turn him iglte a : FOR PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING MB Sand a bypoeri ‘ self-reliance. the second , Sa” sential poimt in the ideal wife, . Ret 1 am that ehe must de ‘ 3 : supperting Ever so Many mm man with lt com picated may be fut iant as ne wife we se : ™ Dut a wi aren, Or WRla a we feelis £ i .7 : rte eT oft - thour I (ircitline> Pa] ise ork ZY him eF ~ .¢ . met yj are avis ~ r> od . a ~ 4 Sd 7 > ~ . > = ,% v2 . - ~ of > ~ “ _~ ’ ~ - * a ~ a ~ ~ * = 3 - = = 7 -_ - ~ ~ ) ry > . ~ - ~ : > ee * 4 & _ : sc ’ o™ x * ; — —— x - ™ . * ‘ - . 7 ™ a - enh " = a sa ? . = % . ~ > . = = » * _ . = - “ * - % ~ + - ss a | = = = = > | 7 +* - = —— | ~ 7 ca si - > ~ . a > : / a = - * @ : . ~ o* oo Xx — - ae ™ - —eod and - stead a Sing on -2 A, - ~ _ -_ o ~ a . . ~ - ~ . 4 A Lor a *- -~ = — . - ti ee ead is . ~ ~ —- = | , = * H : = — : ‘ a : ° . ~~ er — . So ~ ; rs = » | - en al x 4 ~— A+ 4 sees ¢ a 2 - >. mark es 5 ’ : r “ g ' “ would get on ours’ ok sely at a a tim wee 5 stion Peter tag: ce and | nes 3 3 , The Ruhaiyat of a Saburbe Peer 9 ae Couldn't answer > cut the pineap slices it “Colds Don t ne secret of your Circuline wave ts noe ock announces B : alone in the Circuline machine in your ' , HE Bother Me! hairdresser’s parlor. It is the Circulines them- Ah. sa! seives that make possible treating your haig ‘oath fs Cp. ot I end them quickly with ena owe cae Seal ccniemanets taal Pi ’ **. @e% tw | dividual r , Te : : Train that’s Miss Hot Lemonade.” SO RE REE a es ia Will recognize these Circulines, as your hait- 4 dresser immerses one for each curl in d “Theres nothing that beats ae €s One for ¢ach cufil in Cieag, es nD x ‘a+ Mother's old-fasmoned way of : is i2 Ea oth : B California Lemon im a giass or st 49th St. New York : 2 ”~ tn Wad cup of hot warer—add honey or i sugar if you wish. N EF S T - 3 a | Circuline California D : i Zz ermanent Wave | Lemons (Sse ee Stairs con you, each morning, toa breakfast that is a delight rather than a duty. °"“*s we Piss her : + en * - i... of aa o> aie - 4 Oe ALS ‘he Dawe "00«@ ere ‘he earty Twilight 64 RICE FLAKES Part *_- > = . ber her ‘trware Toek the best oF “anv “ads.” re on +his One ook Wanted there's Neo ‘TE fo be dene Evenings Ou: aia ded 22 asd §&

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7 wn oe ee nee u Know? dge Test speaks this‘line: **To be Or not ¥ ee ONS hree ships in which Columbyg New World? a — ps Me Again” sung, and who _, ~ wn a) Pxactly Opposite-to the Mean ae ee : ONO President Mc Kinley , a a , SE first vyear of the American OP e the rock, causing Water ¢ vd er?’’ OLA fl —_ eA ~~ ~~ a ee n soi], which one caused the ‘ESDAY. ee ‘a TUESDAY. APRIL 5. 1927. > bincinanid ar ALAS | THE WOMAN OF IT. | py Marguerite Mooers Marshall _————_ THAT IDEAL WIFE mere man a AN’T you sive | decent preak ?’ writes Smith, who admits, in sentence, that he looks then, that we are not his aex! fically asks us to pay female faults, and e we wrote 4 yesterday at constitutes the ideal ’‘s an attempt to de- some & piece fine honest rare—the id pooth Tarkington, at the close of his discussion of ideal from which we have quoted, sum- marizes | feminine mate: eal wife. has an ideal husband.” put that statement seems to us) more flippant and chivalrous than true. Some of the most nearly approach the waste their sweetness On pegsfect sais of women. There is the para- even com- is the wage-earner—not intelligent There mother, gmpathetic and rade to her husband. master. mind, who treats her hus- hand like a moron child and tries to direct every detail of his exist- ence, There is the gold-digger, thi daughter of the horse rying, L “Give! Give: ‘here the shrew. who cannot or will not control her romper. There is the woman whose } leech, « iS jealousy is cruel as the grave. ach one of these conjugal types is capa- ble of creating a lifelong att - fine the man Who marries her ad wie and young— * . . 9 ; nd Vivacious hen you nchantment emain-—if i FINISHED FAMILY LAgJNDRY ork takes a great worry from her ' The loveliness will married of her er. Everything returned ready to se. lroned by the hour. Anchor Laundry Co. PHONES CEntral 433° 1 YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE! 1926 the Post-Dispatch ated 109,437 Loom and Board ants” — 48,649 more than the REE other St. Louis newspapers bined. Puring SNe 6 ae 0 ee 6 oe Loge Nad gee 9) NT WAVING he nt Wave. culine wave 1s not e machine in your he Circulines them- treating your hair requirements. You lines, as your hair- each curl in clear, ally wrapped, as pic- “Nestle Circuline” wrapper. Only when irdresser uses then— Culine wave. mmonia, potash void them! omfort, the beauty — and aboveall things uthentic Circulines. 0. CO. ew York E wilt find it exceedingly difficult, 1 hot jmpossible, to divorce her, ‘ If we were to pick out-——-as we did in the case of husbands—two qualities, without which a modern woman cannot even approach ideal wifehood, would suggest toler- ance and self-reliance. No woman ¢an give or happiness in marriage unless take her husband pretty much “as W é receive she unless she is willing and able Why cannot the woman who loves A man enough to marry him | love him enough to let him run his | gwn life? It’s all very well to say | her com- fhat a woman-must mother husband, but the maternity plex can be carried altogether too! far. After all, he is a grown man. Why try to select his friends, tell him where he shall smoKe and where he shall smoke and where he shal] not drop tobacco ashes’? It is Unfair to ‘‘boss’”’ any adult -human being in this fashion. It is highly wiwise, in the case of a husband. “and a hypocrite. By self-reliance, the second es- sential point in the ideal wife, we do not meah that she must be self- supporting. Ever so many modern } (SUE TO LOU Bob | the | for- | nightly Ww seeing the column. | Nevertheless, | husbands, | n one sentence the model “an ideal wife is any woman who | husbands who'!} ideal, | site wife, whois mot housekeeper, | = Why Paint, Powder and Lipst is willing to | | ' ; You simply turn him into a rebel ; j Wives are, but a woman with little . ghildren, or with a complicated job as home partner, may be ju® as. truly self-reliant as the wife with a pay-envelope. What we feel is that a wife ought to run her own job, whatever it may without lying down on her husband. If the Job babies, why moan tu hight, about how tired how you ‘couldn’ anything wth” this that prob- ‘lem? When vou really are ill, vou have the moral right ask for aSistance. When you are not, for heaven's sake do vour work by tullivating your own energy, ‘wurcefulness, intelligence, courage, humor, instead of sponging on your lusband’s share of these qualities. Feminine helplessness, in the wom- |} “la Man sees every day, makes no manner of appeal to him. It gets on his nerves—and we don’t blame! him. It woula get on ours! be. a nd every are ana housework him, Vou ls do Or domestic Lo rg. i ¢ i | The Rubaiyat of a Suburbanite. Awake! the Clock announces break | of Day, A Uook we have whose Month is up. Ah, | “Her Month Is Up,” but she, also, | is Not. What of a Train that’s Missed, if she but Stay! sav, Yon rising Coon who Cooks for us again, ‘low Oft, hereafter, will she cause & Pain “f Indigestion from her Biscuit's Weight ? ‘Ut, should she leave, Worse Cooks may yet remain. I , © We have had whose Sauces were Delicious,* best describes her Method usec On Fishes, “as; the Cellar Stairs concealed, full weil, * dozen Cups and fifty broken ‘Dishes, 7 “td One we had, with Winning’ Ways and Sweet, S ne EY Wasa Treat. “" Us the Lot here. Nh “¢ left to Wed Beat, A { ! of Man to Suffer | | the Copper on the! ! And one Day, yh Wondrous lair, "¢ Bell did Ring, a Cook was; Mit, Sanding there. | And With her Took the best 6f Sil T ‘the ‘be most unfortunate; ‘of a 4-card Major, no matter how no | i} may ) ‘"drous her Pies, her Shortcake | swering in the column the hither- ito unanswerable questions, viz: imachinery and s Nor can she be a real partner | to | stand on her own feet and to pull} .@ 30 per cent of the load. The Sit. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine _ ee Eee a of Struck Her Very Forcibly (Copyright, } | FT tai ; a ee HON Honk aut ihing ( > abut Parad ~ s ~ & > > JAX: CABS. had — en ~ - — —s - - ee Great Fuss Over It in San Francisco, a Helpful One, Perhaps. CERTALN brilliant and beau- tiful retired actress, who is devoting ,herself to her chil- their home San Fran having troubles of dren in in cisco js he! own. She had a request from daughter, old, day. her Lo vears the other Daughter is voing to school and her mother for some the she asked of appurtenances of school life, quite surpris- ‘ing the sophis- ticated lady The child wanted her mother lipstick, some powder as she said all the WINIFRED BLACK vuy her a and girls Lo rouge, at the I high school in her class were using these conveniences. Mama was quite shocked after giving the girls at the school a look and finding a great show of make-up on many of their faces, she wrote a letter to one of high officials of the city schools. and there was trouble. a the | | The letter was published and then | By WINIFRED BLACK. denied = the cosmetics, and invitation an virls appeared So ‘iost of the girls use of mama, at the school officials, 1500 story of their when the spection, clean-scrubbed faces. Nevertheless, battle on and there over of made in- with words went deal the of been a affair. has of the The teachers, children all entered but-nothing serious has hap- episode will and the roo! he Ss Into the fray, and the whole soon forgotten. pened be hope, though. that many having th attention called to the silly custom of arti- ficial f the of the voung, Will take heart of grace and put off the evil day when they will have to to artifice to con- ceal the ravages of in the and One may girls, eir coloring o face resort time faces which are now smooth young Z We do not value wnat we have. We like to work for something dif- our appearance, we like changing and the schoolgirl a sophisticat- woman of ex- longs to look ferent in everything ful. It is natural for to want to look like ed woman, while the perience and years VOunNnE:. a - - a " - nqnast What a pity the two can't change: HE pointer. for today is: When answering the informatory dou- ble of a dependable partner. bid a four-card major in preference to a five-card minor, even when the minor is the stronger suit. In the hand = § given” yesterday South bid one No ‘Tt \West doubled, North passed, and [East held: Se.: $-x-x-x, Ht.: X-x-, D1. A-Q-10-9-x, In this case the tion to bid 2 Clubs rather Spades is strgnger case vesterday, which two suits of equal length although of very unequal strength. Unless the answering hand contains a long Major and a lone Minor, the double is a request for the longest suit and to fail to comply with that request is apt [to but in the case ump, es tipo fe: F fempta tnaan than in 4 ; much discussed ‘ were weak, and a five-card Minor, matter how strong, the probabili- ties are that the Major will be more apt to produce game than the Min- | or. The reasons given in connec- tion with the four strong Clubs and | Pointers on Au By : Mitton C. - ; the four weak Spades apply here, | ‘except of course there is a distinct- ly greater chance for game at Clubs Fe Fe, ion Bridge WORK in Was tnan VeS> for -~Ca rd first aadvise d with a five-card sult, terday’s ¢xample game in Clubs suit it conceded reaction there four +} Lait with a is that of those who are 1s distinetly ios tile seems f e contrary to all B theories. as well as to all 1 | ridge she ace pt notabis for and hostess were and nost people famous their for very asked him she leaving town host desired times the charge ke to select ray. ask desires!’ Miss hostess [pon morning what the his wite to brings would re- hothouse 18 account my she home Many Dly “Dear man, full of roses, my is good, and clothes what she times and asked for books ‘andy magazines. But leaving Several the host at their took and favorite as word and evening one she was the ‘drawing room she overheard sonie- ithing 1Ti ide cheeks. said which her host rush her the color to little goos? every “T didn’t supp@ése the would demand something he said. ‘I should think lady would know that merely a courteous question, not to taken literally. No has time to hunt LV wus be for books | for his guests.”’ Special This Week (In Student Dept.) , No Appointment Necessary Shampoo and Wax Marcel 75C What a comfort Marcel that “stays put” for days! Let us set your hair in a Wax Marcel and you'll L, revel in the joy of it! 7 to have 1% St. Louis Academy ick for Girls? W Miss Mal-, Malapronp business | | f - TRUST HY not trust a Confidence poured life——confidence in yourself, belief in the is the little leaven that the whole lump of existence. It sets a standard for others to which they are pretty sure to rise, an odd thing about human na- Is that it strives to meet your more” into your others, in little for ture valuation of it, whether that be low | or high. If you and about want love understanding from you, you have to pay in confidence. Suspicion is a which works endlessly and and it.operates in all sympathy those for it and in se- cret direc- tions Not upon does most only it place its blight casual and inoffen- sive actions and words ‘of others, marking them all over with the words ‘‘ulterior mofive.”’ but up a subtle resistance in your per- which surely alienates lik- ing and loyalty. What if your betrayed once in a great while? Better have that happen and keep suspicion out of your thoughts than demean your spirit by constant fear if betrayal. Most friends and relatives suspicion. When you know one doubts vou, it is very difficult to maintain an attitude of sincerity before him. Hjs doubt of you makes you self-conscious; you cannot put forth your best—vour truest—ef- fort, in the face of that doubt. On the other hand, one who you increases your trust in yourself: it is easy to exceed even your best buoved by that confi- denee. Mistrust ha Lhe sonality confidence eT ae of the between are caused by qua rrels trusts pride and de- section if happiness. influence ASSa ils stroyvs a and a powerful good. Wars But for all is is trust that 8 Ce Butter Sandwiches. the peanut butter butter together. whol: white Peanut (ream reamers Spread graham or \Iloisten ©) On} lettuce leaves and of isp with EF eat between place a ‘ad ench dressing two slices spr bread, right to win | leavenetnh | force | it sets | sHould | that | upo! : | “POM | wanting to take men’s jobs instead | said, | and'! wheat brea]. | es ee ee ee -——- Monday Night. HAVE found out how to get [sour wife to She is still mad at you about something, and the way to do it is’ to have her want you to do some- | thing that she knows you do not | want to do. Tonight made four Joan had said a word to me, and ‘lL had not said much myself be- cause it sounds sillv when talk to somebody and she does not even say shut up. - But when I came home tonight Joan said, ‘‘We are invited over to the Cooks’ Wednesday evening to Mrs. Cook’s sister,” “I didn’t even know | Cook had a sister. What celebrating?’ and Joan said, ‘‘She | doesn’t live here, but she | back from a trip to Europe and is visiting Mrs. Cook on her way home. She is quite famous.’ i said, “I already know some one who has been to Europe. Why should I want to meet a woman who thinks she is famous just be- cause her husband could save up ‘enough money to give her a trip?” and joan said, “She hasn’t any ‘husband. She is a_i well-known | feminist.”” I said, “A what?” _Joan said, “A feminist.’’ I said, “Well, it will be to meet a woman like that again, after all,” and Joan said, what?” and [ said, “One who ‘feminine. They are all too darn masculine these days to suit ‘I like women who are not always i' meet | said. Mrs. , of keeping house.” Joan “Well, my heavens, Mrs. Cook’s sis- ter does not even want married women to use their husbands’ names, and she is for birth con- trol and agaimst housework, and evervthing like that.” I said, ‘What was and Joan and I- said, like a bolshevist.”’ called femi- sounds to it vou a “She her” nist, me Says ELIZABETH ARDEN: | “Follow my method in your Self-Treatments at home’ Correct care of your skin for just a few minutes a day will soon make your complexion exquisitely clear and fine, your contour firm and smooth. An Elizabeth Arden Treatment is based on three fundamental steps: Cleans- ing, Toning and Nourishing. Follow this same method at home, caring for your skin each morning and night with Elizabeth Arden’s Venetian Cleansing Cream, Ardena Skin Tonic and Orange Skin Food. These three Preparations supply every important need of the skin. Evizapetu Arpen’s Venetian Toilet Preparations are on sale at Scruggs-Vandervoort- Barney Famous & Barr Co. Stix, Baer & Fuller Co. (The Diary of a New| =.8 Father talk to you while | days since | VOu | and I | is just and a treat “Like is | tainly me, | . ' | women ys she | 'wbat would “You _ started | there She wanted to argue. ‘women are—when you agree with it most cer. thinks and of lille GETTIER _ By Gladys H. Bevans. D: al were anathema to anyone flowers about the house Mhan wP modes and us And nowadays florist or a gardener are in high not used with an eve to dece if, effect ineevolving a decotativr them, giving light and color arf ly made and of various sorts of For very subdued color effecty might not have as general an ap. The silk flowers are often in the ers, which approximates very closely ing effects you could obtain with (great clusters of pink and purple tainly a surprise. One madé of tiny white shells have «4 but not replicas of any reali blos- PAGE 41 | Th in FI ’ BY e Mode in Flowers 192%.) ON'T vou remember the time when flowers that were get of really good taste” We would no more think of having artificial would have a wax piece under glass. Well, times change both the flowers that never even «a bowing acquaintance with either a repute. = These flowers of umnreality ar They are very frankly what they are and are introduced for thei scheme. One can make the moj’ beautiful of “flower pleces” wi the ‘form where it is much needed. Many of the flowers are exquisite. material—glass, shelis, silk, muslir (and beads. the flowers made of glass bead can be used. They are quaint an: peal as the other kinds that are being shown. realistic effects such as great pink roses and some of the garden flow- The French muslin flowers are very beautiful, and have @ texture the lovely velvety surface of flow. er petals. Imagine what entrane- brilliant sprays of graceful bleed- ing-heart or spikes of"gladioli or petunias. The shell flowers are them as probably _ stiff vielding. Yet the apple delicate and fairylike appearance. | Decorative creations called flowers /som are marvelous in their oranges and yellows and pinks and blacks. eer ‘said, “We are going, anyway,” and so we will waste Wednesday eve- ing meeting a woman who docs not want other women to use their married names because she, has not got one herself on a@ccount of men Aeing too smart. Joan sajd, “Oh, I know you want to stay at home and slave and raise children and never have a chance for a career. LY would like to have a job myself and earn m¥ own money,” and I said. “I would not mind it either. Maybe we could get out of debt,” and Joan | said, “Oh, wou would not mind | my working if [I could bring in some extra money, of course. Well, I do with the baby, I to know?” and I said, this yourself,” and | with her and still | That is how ae ee ee FRENCH COFFEE Sent to each store, freshly roasted, twice a wrek— ground only when purchas- ed——it keeps all ite flavor to the very last mome Pound Package, 45c KROGER STORES would like l agreed them they have to take the oppo- site of the argument, and I guess is just to keep things going. While we were washing the dinner dishes I said, ‘“‘Well, I*cer- will not get any kick out of going over there,’ and Joan Crystal Domino Tablets tor het tea and coffee. De@mine Old Fashiened Brown ter baked beans and gingerbread. Domino XXXX Confectioners for icings and fondants. Domine Powdered for iced drinks or fruits. ee ee eee “ Beccten «4 with Bomac” frifte FR thy ty No mere man, looking in your work-basket, could be- lieve that so many kinds of thread were really necessary. Yet each one suits some partic- ular purpose just a little better than any other. In cooking the same thing holds good. Sugar, for in- stance, figures in many ways in the kitchen and on the table. That is why the American Sugar Refining Company offers you the various Domino Pack- age Sugars. Whether you are making gingerbread or a deli- cate icing, there is a Domino Sugar that will help you obtain the best result. And, of cotrse, it is the finest pure cane sugar obtainable. American Sugar Refining Company Ai. Wis “\ 5 YY A blossoms - Me a o eg : ll . . . 2d » pm (Manet Oe ‘, ‘2 ery a ted cn eel ae “4 « ? ¥ “ aa ee ony ee Pee ey ae RD, Ae Ta ge } . : gi aid ey ‘“ ¢ will we = - — : ’, ” ae » * fils ae rhiteg, tithon te Sires 4 Ditty ily Dien a -@ naepres es ne or BR. on mee ee en. oe ee eer ee es aa Cah RAD 4 +e ee we cht nite Prnrans : tee taht. - tH > Hany a eee SE er a - oe ar ee ab tea . alata erp. Ret Se i ce ee ce os ener a deme SG ee ae ee ey OR Tee I ar. ee ou. ~~ Co ee. Pe ee —_ = ~~ Ri hm wee ce~ 5 Oty ee ne aa eT Le a yaaa : ynre. eRe 738) Aint nstetnet > ie ae a- A ee eth ee « ee ee ee ~ SE ataaael ae eer ee nr a oa A Le" NN CN CN A COT! ALLELE ALE A ss - -_ — — " — . . ~~ - . he ; . 4 _ 7 S ’ A aby ‘ 3 ory at 8B, os ’ y ing “ ’ 3 re 4 Z : ° ° ; 7 J agers? ae, id ’ =“ , an men we “ 7 . " 5 hye 9 ‘ —_ vom t b+ ud aver . Pa oo A at Poa e~ é “ Y vo Me . 4 , 5 ’ wee Tow : ere) a oo ee Ts ee ee , “ Rach > » ‘ : - . pat 3 4 : ¢ ~ Wile: -wisaMay’ sea” Va ? + ee " . (reg COL. ye b hy P 5 eer ie sia ites BP rf kd aS : Tt Ps 7 e . pina ai-renttie st 2 sanded “~ ’ 5 ie pnt: we eben oe Ce = 2a, ant = “ co ¢ Ps rs - Ces ae ak 4 ae ? - F i — . Aa ane tins ‘ ~ Riad ee —_— eT _ - , “w » t, ee ae a ease onal a ~~ a ss = ames ow on he “ . oe ne M = ~ - ° mn ; a - - ——- — Oe eS ee Rg é ee ~ hy oe ME Tein ee we. me sepa aah age tl> ov ei cha TR OWS OB ayy eh BB, i ’ t fae, © ee We tee ~ dmg oe Re 2 a LN TR tice SESE ELLEN ee ! 4 ~ welt Say a oat , ~ dean Ye ad ; * wre a uty oil fecal alin dinner Sin eaheinebinvadinciee an manatee | of Beauty Culture MAin 4646 Hours 9 to 9 verware. ‘travagance of upkeep. it Wave = pul Many “ads.” The Mother-in-Love. printed 6654 Classified Instruction j ym ®n this One: The next time you hear some « Wants” — 2151 more than the BILD |. AO" @, ~~ latatea LAt® . Cook es During 1926 the Post-Dispatch “Sweeten it with Domino” E.reasern Arven, 673 Fifth Avenue, New York Gramuleted, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown: Domine we YZ Lowpow: 2¢ Old Bond Street Panis: 1 ruc de la Paix ¢ (Coprright, 1927) I've patterned SO44 Pine Second Floor Flizabeth Arden ; Wanted. there's No Wash-{ man say “all women are cats,” tell jwearest competitor and 3573 more | FE. IME to be done him about the.will of Mrs. Natalie ¢nan the TWO ether St. Louis eve- | Evenings Out and Sundays! Rawlins, filed the other day in, ning sewspapers combined. >

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TUESDAY APRIL 5. 1937. TUESDAY. ie ae a ‘ The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ari at, BS NN Gr i Little symphony; 8, quartet: 9, PS = egteses Hotel concert; 7, : p ' SWIERS ‘ ac, ‘ Oilc, “ = : p NEW STORY OF f wipe ~ R nee 370 2m.810kc)—8, wane, Memphis (499.7m-@¢ =. ' ; é Se | Tuesday, April 5. Kensington Hall dance: &. bridge. KYW: &. grand opera program, J . we. ” awd : ~ —= KYW: 9, » Amatir7 - ph earth . - * re SS SCE if nD eT J t " ee ae 7 +s 7 bh aes ra 2 ape med baht ne : ‘ chs ual oe ; ; ; be. i 4 oe Pe : ard, § . 9:0, Radio KSD. GR, | : _ : i hing 2 Wing Boe get a ' nersell. OF Th suspiciol He suspects Mrs. Ransom’s maid, ( / : . ¢ companist. : itt) WTAM. WWJ, WGY, WQJ: 10:30, , . | oa hHould de® m the ¢al raat aie bee ee i ar Cari} While Bovd d Dodd ; -_—— | KGO, Oakland (361.2m-SHUKC) —§8, little | sens Hofbrau orchestra, WQJ. . = m first ; Oo assis Irma, who iormerly work: OF ariion., Vhile Boyd an od¢ J a. . symphony; 10, pilgrims, 11, book chat; | WEBH, Chicago (370.2m-810ke \—-7, Edge- — 4 reas Ge oe are in Hamilton working on a clew, Mrs. Ransome, accompanied yg? f D : ; ! , | 11:20, surprise: 12:30, Wharry Lewis water Beach Orchestra; 9, Uptown the- é | —s f : ne rs: re! s0 deseelll 1] : ’ : ihe | = : | ater. . : S oether passe e gig ; a TORmMeSsS avOoaAare he tigzel ‘ eiis ; 4 sine S ee . j ; , ! quintet. 7 . Er en? my : : : 7 nro the street i fe erage Irma, « ‘ 0 dt i ind tells Carillon sh is free | | 2 (KGW. Portland, Ore. (491.5m-810kc)—8, | WEW, St. Louis (360m-833kc)—7, recital. -_ . : ing ne aa ‘ahnas : aes anal Pp rire “ . . ~neert: 10, educational program; Rev. A. 3S. Dimichino, concert pianist; | os : neare: | dinner concert, 1\’, ¢ 8, address, “Thoughts on Love and | whether @ es | Wedlock.’’ Rev. Michael I. Stritch, S. J. | B C.—The President's cabin ae ES . ; (405.2m-740kc)—10, | WFAA, Dallas, Tex. (475.9m-630kc)- be , : | | 4 |} A. follows: Secretary of Stat INSTALLMENT X. ’ As a | program r 6:30, Baker Hotel orchestra; 8:30, - : ; is as B Kellogg: Treasury, A : , OVaAH ' bf 9 Eby lKMA. Shenandoah (461.3m-650kc)—@-11,|__ Dridge; 11, theater stars. | e | me } Frank >: viclion: War, Dwight] WHAT A WOMAN OUGHT TO BE. ; ey Ayge-~ etn sane oe ‘ WFHH, Clearwater, Fla. (355.4m-843.6ke ) , | ev torney-General, ane : / May's mandolin musicians. -—7:30, Mr. and Mra. N. A. Carlton; ’ 7 ———~, = : } Devis, ges ta omaha : al 1H i UNGA was slipping easily along, with sheets lifted on a course! | KMOX, St. Louis (280m-1070kc)—6, din-} folk songs; 9:30, Ramblers. | Y on } . ' ae nt: ee a hie Py Wi A. lal : ‘ ) | | ner time recital Jacquinot Jules and | WGN, Chicago (302.8m-P90ke) —6:35, ij \ . _ NeW: wavy, urtis N. Ek. one-half N. from Bermuda for the Crooked Passage, a wT: loist: 6:30, Her-| Comcert ensemble; 9:30, Apollo club; | | 1 & bur: Interior, Hubert Work; Ag P | | Alice Maslin; O:10, 6010}6!, V-oM% 10, Sam _'n’ Henry; 10:10, the music | 2 riculture. William ™ Jardine run of 1000 nautical miles. hert Berger's string ensemble; 7%, Apple box: 10:20. music. 4 i ssesee. Herbert C. Hoeven James J Davis yf } Pe 3 | , «pr ~.¢ » . . . 4 £ 7 e — Stat. . . : 7 . i Of these latter, seven hundred and thirty-three had been made “Well, what were you trying to prove? | Boys; 7:30, Hosmer Hall Glee an beh portale (9) Sm 940kc)—6:30, Stat- | = ~—f is Labor. } i Thi ‘O t n realm of music, “J e- Bowens. . ae ; 8 —— that day at noon, this being the sixth dav out. rhis hit close to | Be Th : gang WGY, Schenectady (319.5m-790kc)—6:45 ) LEGAL IN ? ! 1 : yvotiona “V i : r { stimate QO] Vv iat her reneral average on an off shore ‘Since 5 Ou seem LO have guessed the half of if. | might as well } ec) estra. C;race MeGowan, soprano; $3, mony Twins. | | WwOoORRIED READER. - o } ene Mee ~ go % . it~ see * Se «x 2S AAO ort egiage ptine > Siete. wigan aetngnitghhs, oa ole a ae ea ee an em = * * =. > m~ Aye: . et te a PR GRE ETT % We Cake a Mies ® xt - re “Ray yp — aie. ee -_ — alate ae Ad ee ieee) en ee ne : - > “ater ve "AE ARR ARE 2 Ct li MTN nc RNAS Selig Ey ” " = . - wien. 2b PH Ow ee “ 2 ee Po i lg aie Po pai ™ ” 2 lette ag Tene nine, Seok ape mat. «atl ‘4 Wo OTT ad) to leave on the Rigel whenever she pleases. The two boats start off, agreeing to meet. at Port au Prince, at ode 1. dance music. , = : = .. Pog | WHJ, Los Angeles Se a a ee ae ee ca sa re om - ee 7 oN gh “ct bi ~ 5 7 Nos cay ae >; Steindel salon of-| “ musicale: 7, French course; 7:30, Har- | —- ! —— 2 | By a Member of the. Raymond Mancha, banjoist: 9:30, Stein-|} WHO, Des Moines (526m-570ke)—7:30, | ’ tea room orchestra; 8:30, E. T. Swan- | : ‘ehould consult a lawyer in regar It would not be saf ial | tell you the rest. I was thinking that before I met Carillon, if! : tz ] d af del salon orchestra, engi Paschem, 800, tenor; Li. dance. j N thi R di B id k d M W k th bid ° . _ aan anit scmebody had taken calipers and tape and laid off my mental Mode€!/ - jwusical saw; 10, Ethel and Janice; | way, gt. Lovia (258m-1162kc)—7, health s Radio Bridge hand, Mr. Work opens the bidding with one BO She i; the leake. even ane y, Bailey's orchestra; _ 4:50, | spade; Mrs. Purdy says two hearts. Should Mr. Whitehead raise how tances you mention. te ten Kengal's jun should be, one hundred and @wenty miles a day. 6 Mn - - > _— : Mien captain arena en Oe Mee i ee ~ ae - ee BEBO GP a eID 2: AES ge Be A 0 ae ae o = Ot HM Meee _ ee a es > aided te . BN. *.2 -. ri gcae ya > Se ee ag ian ¥ ow abs Was -) >») sh es fae Sigs + 5 se Ne Ral sy ba} re Wes Rigel, sailing the same day, with an estimated average of 150 miles daily, ought by this time to be within 100 miles of: Bird Rock, a i rg , j cirl-w ‘ ‘ choice - 10:30, Berger's. orchestra. lecture; 7:30, of what I might want some day ig the girl-woman of my choice. ... He. odin iggy prem et e studio program; 8. Dorothy Dring. ays two : | . ¥e pianiat Rid d Finkel. baritone; 8:3 4 Mr. Work’s spades or bid his diamonds? Has Miss Shelby a raise for DAILY READER You do ne : esson. orchestra. e ’ ter fancy eff atient of calm and us¢ his motor. é was entirely i } ov ° > noe ‘i = , rife. s igre yranciec 4° 3m-7 —_ WIP, Philadelphia (508.2m-590kc)—7:20, i i ; ; : , ; patient d his rr Howland was entirely in his Yes,” Gertrude encouraged, ‘‘measured you for a wife, so tO} KPO, San Francisco (428.3m-700kc)—®, | WIP, Philadelphia (5 Scanavtedaia cate hearts? How high does the bid go, and who wins it? Try this hang broiders werk to business com element and happy as a clam at high water. Bengal, who disliked | ¢peak. .. .” ' 11, studio program: 12, ; iw you dc tae Wee i a vette he ‘tT. irians 3 ra. i if. orchestra; 1 a. m., Cabirians. WJAX, Jacksonville (336.9m-890kc)—7. 7 ae of geeee ) Residents of Missoul noon, and night. Not content with a daily ‘‘fix,’’ he used the new! for the insertion of a safety razor blade.’ eouri income tax if the amougmn : a earned eufficient to warral section is exact when proper sights are to be had. At night he!tiger leaping at you from the foliage of a hotel palm room. Be-| : | Radio Game if you need help on handling freak hands! Pi— it ere See ee a : marriage priot to 19a would have been gratified to hit within two or three miles of hia/ty get all my dimensions, yet.’ bein : at | Milton C. Work, Mrs.GuyU.Pur- Wilbur C. White- j hefore he Can le®ally marry &mE | ) : . ,omal the man gay¥v »s _ . i Howlaud figured, or through the passage if Boyd had been im-j| He blinked. | need n ile ernse sell he - 10, Uda Waldrop, organist; o ee ’ , P : | | qaneeerns 2 + Bey hotel quartet; 10, Harry MacDonald's orches- now, your own way; then tune in with cerns TF 3 reguia . . , . , . as vou do not carry a re mathematics, had assigned him navigator, undertaking himself the | “Thank you. Precisely, and made a mold, then you would have | cuties of sailing master. Howland navigated morning, noon, after- | rj quneez7ing eaving ra vy point. —- . BJ. Ss ~ ‘fitted into it without squeezing and leaving no space at an) point 9-00 to 9:30 'who earn and collect thetr incom | —_ , : : ooe . ° in another State must pay a Mis H. O. Book 203 method, Sumner Line positions of which the inter- “Thank you. But this is so sudden, so unexpected. Like a | : i and hear the experts bid and play the same cards. Don’t miss thig the levying of a tax shot Polaris or any other old star properly bearing. Where Bengal! sides, it may not be exact. You haven’t had time and opportunity RR PR ee " | ; mi mn will have to wet a divere position, such a margin of error would have been wormwood and| ' Bengal waved this away. “I’ve got enough to work on. Woman : ot ees neal eh at eet t yeu et ae + “e iP. s ta pe ao oes ‘a BA 2 ae welt ‘ nov ' gall to Howland, who worked in fractions of seconds. One day | you seem to have overlooked the joker. I said ‘before I met Caril-| : pades 10,9,8 | Prego tty ted g when Gertrude, roused from her sleep to read the chronometer, had | ds | p Se Se 7, 6. Hearts A, m4 | an | lon. | Eiviemends — O.9. 103 Bie | MEDICAL , 3. Clubs A, monds none. 8, 3 1 Health and sanitation question made a mistake of a minute, her father tore his hair, then proved. “That’s so,’”’ Gertrude admitted. “In my excitement at the last | it on her by azimuths of the sun, checking the clock. One might} part J forgot the first. That lets you out. Now proceed with the | Bae Clubs K, J, 9. TEt ocd, Diaonaais or tram | I? your skirt a mass of wrinkles 4 “ S.- Hemorrhoids ate eapal a — ~ * ee ee Me eas Sopa 3 areqrewerant wanting hove ceneinannemens “ se sademioaed iaianseemondatomataatinte beer Ra af have thought from his bitter words she had been guilty of a lapse! slave sale.” - | Free— Correct Play of this Hand . 4 ~ fc a ihe oa” ue arene = “Conversely, if I had been required to describe the antithesis | ‘oe cCAUSINE SUC of virtue. Gertrude was now at the wheel. Bengal, pretending to dozé in! of what I thought I wanted in a wife, the very last type that could when you step out of the car or if ae ? they a the shade of the mainsail on the after cabin house, was watching | have been shackled to me at the point of a gun, I should have ig- | et u after an evenin in the theatre? ~— seen Pegg — address, and we will send you 8 "a ~ ts | her between his long and thick black lashes. Gertrude was well | nored the physical attractions and described a tormenting mess of 8 P . - ‘ | pet eae Be . oe er fin, peer | ea clon ina arenes coment rR = ‘ig ‘ meee : ; aes ys : Sani | e¢ hands to be heid in the next and final game o ) fitter almond wo c 4 neais C > scr j Tr fas ‘ ies e > PF Car Te: rT ‘ y- “a : . . . . : -. “~" : ; : ‘ rth watching. But Bengal’s covert scrutiny of her was not for! traits and fancies like those of Carillon. A semi-criminal irrespon | A Kleinert’s tary pron or a Step- |. this series. Address Radio Station KSD, St. Louis, Mo. a stn jake ien See: en his pleasure in the picture she made. He was at work on a prob-!| sible who swims over to the boat of a total stranger in a skimpy | ip with its in ious rubber panel aj astringent effect lem that has been vexing him for the last two or three days, and | suit that suggest a coat of vertigris on the off chance that he may | : 8 | OO a] which had nothing to do with H. O. Book 203, azimuths of the Sun, | he persuaded to sail her to Miami or some other rotten place. Ready | would solve your wrinkle problem and vill — 3 - a oa cr sidereal time. Yet it was a problem in equations, and briefly | , ; rer Ci -the-w . ° , peal tail A Dept ips ‘ S, ¥ {to throw her bonnet over tke mill to escape a round-the-world cruise . anestio » will send you a sul . at the same time assure you satis- tows es os 2 EO mm a oh ae byoe meas. ° . emnees ~. ; | m sof ou betsnee perament, 100 per cent; similarity ef tastes, 100- per cent; and! regard of all propriety and what might be expected to happen if I| § ee 4a. .\ Yi, i LEINERT’S Sanitary | ya P onths-Old Ru ms © oe e restoring the origin another womah of health and beauty, 100 per cent; sanity of char-| were a different sort And in spite of all that I have to go and | YW Li, “abe Step-in with ede | a whiteness to such a tooth, acter and temperament, 50 per cent; similarity of tastes, 50 per cent! fali in love with her.” &§ ‘ Y, ammmrlldl . aaron . leg , — assuming that the latter individual possesses peculiar attractions | (To be continued ) : (i ERB tlt d ae t. ae a — | Ne | WAG \ °: #. especially good for c: a : , -f Famous Actresses ct her own that may be estimated as a premium of 100 per cent to} - = ; | Sports Dresses. active sports. ~~ Sp ES Ce Genny eee 4, obhitor: ~* 646.2 © he Bite 5 er 2h RRS 5 oF RNIN ong alte deggie a ——_ 4 -- os —_ —_——_ “ — - — o- . —- rr . - - — — _ TS ee *, wy a —_ L- - ~ ‘ caadeonstics age Fe OE 96 saahds SPR cae oe et yo! bie y . be applied to the qualities in ——— is under par.’ | | , ‘4 Gertrude, watching Bengal an fre compass in the same sweep- |! ’ ° | ; NEW YORK.—In ne h | (“os 3 r g pass — ©P- | Post - Dispatch Radio = toe bial ABS , By A Chaplain are 1e printed material 4 y nne . e - i.2 glance, was entirely aware that he was watching her. though ; 4 . : ) tt Broadeasting Station his eyes were ambushed by their black fringe of jalousies and the . sgh - piles - as r sport: Car. ° | KSD reed \ " De ei a — oat Pa) | Sens z * EAN MARGARET DAVE 3 J rORT made her stage debut Sta ye “ery treed, +c ~ — Pie oat f'oppy brim of a white duck hat. Moreover, she knew that he th the age of 8 as Little Pickie a: if the a) 3s Daviight week@uy broadcast aa eee .- | he pos = - s0rb theni, Bengals brow became as furrowed as that of the big] - et § 10 \ Zi °ae,: 22 ee, material. Pay ae piece dressi § REG.U.S. PAT. OFP. % m3 pe ie Z rhe Manager's Daughter. He 10, 2:40 and 3:49 p. m. Market ) Dg , i s, father was then manager of t | . : Pe see Ui oe Re E Richmond Theater in London. LA stripe vellow fteline of aine She gcuesse at his frubtless nga e mho riped vellow feline ¢ like nam lw guessed that his frubtl F Maprat Bio? sso news bulletin oth Above it is pl .¢} har ~~ os | °« owls ‘ . - : is a .A . ol lo Vv wre : 74 co é ae Eee ; : : > Barter eee tates eae Rie Sie d [cas LCL, i id Silt Was lad. (rer. mf interes tn Middl: f . SOV 1) Ty j « Ve } ree ital Se creat 4 — | ge , ne ‘ 0 . ; ; ae BS i . Pod ona SR oa me s, ee tle Jean also made a great Impre : | ae ee ee Ba, ®ion in “King Hichard the Third : ; . : : Prices supplied by Market New a ae trude had not fallen in love with him precisely, but she was nicely ole 1 - Department of duplicat Her education was conducted balanced to fall in love with somebody, and a very slight tug would Agriculture and Principal Ix snake designs, CO) 9 SE Som Beat tect Ls, ss — . 5 ecard peas HE | ances ) HE NAME KLEINERT’S — famous for ge ee a Tacivate tatore: She stagione ave teetered her. For the last year Gertrude had installed in her, ESAS : s go Segoe 7; ate tutor She stu ns ; ; Yon ’ , , . ° ° re Ages cS ii Se Ps n Paris and showed such marke bosom a little ikon made in the amage of Granville Boyd, whom she | 10 A. M. Daily half a century on A Dress Shields— BS # . ae ME teusical talent that. it was Game reverenced as a model prince and might easily have adored with Laclede Gas Light Home I : es So PTE at one time whether she show the least encouragement. She had observed from childhood the ||| °°'*'*® — ieee atso guarantees adequate protec- | Re Bienes Be eas a 2 ee Sm adopt a dramatic or musical ¢ SAS Cn De otegee are ee 2, - fe | reer. Har ing chosen drama as tion on B aby P ants, Household te ca ee Re a ae i¢ fs a S | Profession she devoted all her tim self-conduct of a good many young millionaires, her father’s friends | Evening Program and energy to thorough study @ and sons of friends. Howland being between generations in age. | T d April 5 2 | uesdaay prt p . ge re Beco eae ae 7 ees % . Aprons, Sanitary Garments and Rubber Sheeting. ee ee = ; io Ee ee ees 3 dereenrenah > . a - > mem -. Se Aum ~ oaend pondering had something to do w Os ed a 2 > - pee gh natpinrinp HLL TE IN LY come eo hase ap ETC oe wie siete: - te i site eRe earn aA ney alee A DE NP ae ota Lee ey ey None of them had impressed her as so admirable as Boyd. g : ¥ 7:00 P, M. ch ’ : : P : : . . “ . es ’ . But Bengal’s wholehearted invitation for this fascinating cruise Wheeler Wadsworth and his } t+ She caine th) Avie : ; . : ae ote} sevelt Orchestra. vend his manner of extending it, placing himself as the beneficiary, pao tel "9 30 p an is insisting that Gertrude take his owner's cabi ad starte ° : . M. nd his insistin; a “ ce his owner's abin, had started Neaet, Moments in: Meee ae her esteem with all set and drawing. Further inspection of which Lee's surrender will be firamatized by artists of the her appearance at the Nation Theater, New York, under Jam : . William Wallack. the elder Ss nim in | : ; ) : | , aiiso favorabl¥ receive d Ly bs personality helped this along, as did also, in a piqued Way, nis | Nationa] Broadcasting Co. totes vectstetatee! | ) AMCFICR, “e ank ifatuation for Carillon, who would be, Gertrude . KRSM Fs ; | 4 oa - —. ngane a , frank, infatu | 0, Gertende, aptuee, 8:00 P. M. vay § Wednesday! A Feature Offer i | BME Juliet. Jutta in “The Hunchoae worse for-him than the hookworm. She considered that it would Iliveready Hour. Je rN | . e n Sh PS Rg ee oe a be an act of friendship and mercy to break that up. | 9:00 P, M. | | : S I } oe eee ; : ‘ : gi see ead a OnGdon Civiple iy this time ®@ On this occasion, Gertrude was well set to carry on. Poised Auetion Bridge Game. | | | line be Bo | for 4 i] } eT ‘.. rr’ ‘ire for there at the wheel, against a background of pure blue, the low 9:30 P. M. | ih x y | r . iad os | . | re { ‘ayaie i mete lee ey ’ ” Fe 4 , sun Was washing her bright hair in gold. Gertrude knew liadio { aval ade. | I *\ is et Pe * CO S as e ull S 4 oe! * liar { dry } reappe nrance, . | ant SHY A we: .¥. si 4 L@atirnnan: sf lintme ws) 7 ne Ny ; - AUSD . the conte a FAP EM“Aeee FRA #*¢MAMGCE (0 ait Si bb . — r a e — © ee A geetee ge s —ee ree. eet BOs, . « f ee. =|. nal ad a Was a erent favorit: but serion a eS und: ti Mayo e)° ' ‘aon instinctively what best became her glowing youth, a simplic- itv of costume that was vet fine of texture. She had found in Rer- muda a soft white doeskin, and had some sailor suits made of it. | | little here below nor wants that lit- ! Little or Less. ( r is 7 ; “LALTIB -'T) knglish . Mrs. Albert J. Windler of 42°31 Louisiana Avenue, De am and The Hague in Holla over and Hamburg in Ge maturing hips and short enough to reveal, in moments of action |tle long. That paraphrase of th: MISH & ‘s é‘ 3 required aboard a boat, fugitive glimpses of bare dimpled knees |0!d adage is an excellent descrip- [LHL ¢ : | imother of Ruth who appears above. So Bond Bread 8 Pm nee we } Se ' . > ‘ - s _ “Bond Bread is made of pure ingredients. Tt Fr"! «ste the enn ioe i ~ aenrs ap me age mburg, § aes pres? 9a see None of this escaped Bengal as he lay there on the deck house {cut the total to 12 ounces The working at his problem. Gertrude, observing him to be in some | above figures, of done * on ; . : | se, do not in- | OAS Sh Os . Sere, Ses Neat all-wool cassi- Just 8 years ago, 2315 St. Louis | home-like. Its splendid flavor Me Was ~~... bed pes os 4 . * " ‘= 27 oOMManded to pias wrfore Gifficulty, presently offered her aid, as she had done with certain |C!ude hat, shoes or top coats. : ae Pee Pee re oS housewives brought “q | -_— * simere, tweed and @ home-baked hosed oer Cae cmt cna choice ) as Ba Scotch fabric Suits in to show us the kind of bread they yourself wo one Ite healtl , ; When she returned to Engia the new 3-button sin- wanted for themselves and their chil. from its thorough bb” OE She appeared as a public read gle and 2 or b tt dren. Being frankly copied from the EP ae : She accompanied many of 3 Dutton ) best of these 2315 loaves, Bond Bread makes i close- oa : Shak Pearean reading vith so a hen ee eng became Rt, Louis’s most popu- well as so flavorful 36 fy S Which wére entiusbasifi ally a ark an a . and more “. Gate | medium shades are §| Why is it that after 8 years of un- wien “Timi fee ~ Upon her second visit to’ Ame no) * represented. paralleled popularity, Bond Bread| bread. They have tried them al@@6 NM "P° becxime so deeply a:tached Come with either 2 now enjoys an even greater demand | have convinced themselves Shs country that dhe aaenselll pairs golf knickers— than ever beforo in its history? home-like, healthful bread, like Bate Me Per hor. y that dhe adopted ' 2 pairs longies or Because day after day for 8 long | is the greatest bargain s women 2 alway« Eat Her ther who one pair of oo All | yoars, Bond Bread has been uniformly buy. . ‘= iuiewes’ caain pag SS a+ oe te eee e.. ; In California st ca me - . she met and ™ he lg to $13.50, gi Btled Frederick Weit Lander, al —Third Floor | s t *?gineer who » as emploved | °vernment agent in the Far W 8 » @ 5 _ Married life was happy. ee Nonkd brief. Two years later, —"Usband died of inturies rece 1 The HOME I / 7, - uring a battle in the Civil W } | : ; re Larde- ha 4 hy Lae ee tl rete j “ IKE a ~~ = athe st a an. th =— — encs pertaining to higher navigation. She inherited her father’s | . ? j nena = ee ee AN ED eise With mathematics. ) . | w “Come, now, skipper, whats on your mind? Don‘t pretend to Ans ers to he asleep. You are dozing about as much as a cat watching the What Do You Know? ; . canary.” ; . , 7 uestion ) 5 wen “T was thinking about a canarv Comparing her with you,” Q $ on Page 40. IMAL LPI OF “How odious. And how do! stand it?” | . ~Hamilet. , | ~--Nino, Pinta and Santa ™M: f “You check arithmetically. But you can prove anvthi | | oe eae i , ; ) ything by'! ria, . le, Ll 4 (GUre } _— ~ X figures.”’ || 3$—-Mademoiselle Modiste.. hy “Not when thev're like Carillon Boyd's. Her parobola are not | tana

a wees o% SS “« OR A a oa o «'.%.% @e*.* * o* ae *e* 0" w sate trie le °. Da ; ‘ wee apt) aoe ee OR tery a i : Ee etane * Rb fee tp ote & ag! oa bad ptpiasannee aes " et i aed Nea oe ae be ats - res 3 Pa A Deeds: ‘ ©) ’ oe et ” ey a i ow a, be * a EMRE no ee Ny ere ae Se en ee ee aie Ss e - Mb ates: - eee, ee i ntiaipimbing, iy - i te Fae ee nbn Ab abe = ys yon x ’ , ™ a o Ro Gea S SN aa em ra - a o*_* . ees + e's °-« >," o**.", *-«* e 6 « o%e one" e*a%s . *,°%,* 9 9 > . *, AO AP * . ?2,*. . s « o* o*.*.*,* Ye ee . ney a ee *« . “6st e*.*,* ey" 70". ° “on * * o*,* > * e* J fe we ote Pe ee a ee 3 ony “ eheewenen ss & "8 « . ve > * oe", > *-* . *-« eet * .-« -~ ea °° 4 ; _ 7 “VtVvoted the next tew ¥F f ae : ie time of Sins. WASHINGTON Pring. ie dopey ee enqat® Se kee ne * Hees: we Oe ee eee nh: -|

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fet - tage ‘s eae # veh " i. “ Se Ee ee ee a {” ee = ee ee ~ > Im é APRIL 5, 1927, eae The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — - PAGE 42 | ¥ mites Y ai ical cers aia apes me ae ied APRIL 5. 1927. a — i at, | ANSWERS TO QUERIES The Greatest Story in the World rE KOR rolic Memphis (499 7m-600ke)—3] Sekt beeen an pet 700hke) ag, Mm) The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to’ reject any query ephart Mewnic: yers. le ane ' ty : venport (483-6m-620kc)—7:39 g Personal and telephone calls or ansivers by mail cannot be : artur a = ‘ : 7 on ak . oP sade). ] elure,. ; ; given atiention, (JC ¢ pt if tte 43 Ol ile dical questions of undoudbt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. _-~ od¢ ant! ity y g . | ryy} :o7r° nicl . . riage pane; , dance m '_ H. C. ar i oe Pern. a ME LANORE To make beef stew - . ” - ¢ y 4 a” j . oO (4475 n~ u worth about Pm. es with fre sh meat, use the cheaper gah 2 Fnac phage, dame musi. M. L—If the 1853 gq larter has} Cuts as the long cooking will make ) ay i ‘ re am, vs or arrows on it, it May dve the méat tender, cut it into small hington. D. C. (468.6m.649 dno rays Sie dpe ; sar pee ¢ unicale, ke) Siworth about $o. %$-The other. coins; pieces, and brown half of the (325.0m-920ke)—3] | ere worth about $1. meat Ina 1ittie grease 1n a fryv- Atlant: es 49° - y SONNY.—United Sta ing pan. Put the rest of the cert ee “8.3m-700kc)—10:45 4 ; a Representatives re@rive snala- ROARK in cold water and bring to t. “= . 3 n eos ‘ ; i, @ boil 4 oj ~ » Nashville (282.8m-1060ke) Me ef $10,000 a year. Several) {ie Dolling point, then add the ican | i yr ae jr . » holding office ve re. PrTrowned portion and aliow the CA rion program, a n now holding piace bay I : i 4 . Cleveland 1389.4m-770ke) . | oh ent more tha | meat to stew slowly for about. terion — 19, | ae ecees more fnan §6the! three hours.. or Bi agmount 0: ' s tender. The ~ — 7 - ‘ “ P ar » « 3 +7 Wie ore : pete é * vf ten oy *y* hia ae yy . Me 3 * oe eh ' sk ia Phe alte a 2 ‘ so ae, apres - o rp Bom mt f ge Senators ~~ 4 ~ os - - , Yo ; Te tn. es CE Pa Soe) ysite a a ae bet? tg wns ~ ' te es i force at the ee ed, or $1000. MRS. M. R. b re vot ’. goood the various moth destroyers \ ithe gravy The vegetables should |} if ' =" re rowning 2 ° \ | have used have not wal ist ne; be cut into small pieces and | . > pests from the cle . e - : - = ; ‘ e) "PO? e ca at. | celery tops, parsley, green peppers, ° : = x \ — - ‘ id descend from th ar plat- | CéJé Pagdh Sat | : ~ first and them tury to assi: out leaf, sg oniyg ot em rd sweet jj | ; thee; that thou wilt do us no hurt, and we save sent ewor 1) C erbs m: e 3 e Oo the meat || | : : ; te ves the cat i ee ee cont gate oa eee ; me away from thee away in peace: thou art now the blessed of ie | ena a and Isaac sent them away, and. And he called it Shebsh: therefore the name sien n leaves the car 1? urn ' " oe : , : : % ae An ‘ . . . _ . : . I ner passengers are also descend-| Of meat calls for four medium po- é they said, We saw certainly that the Lord Lord. And he made them 6 feast. and th dad " Super from héen iets the ay = Beer-sheba unto this day. Genesio—Chapesr "0 t] “ street The ereon tatoes., one cup of chopped carrots, | ° . e ey eat And it came to the d , tha | > - N . ; ing into the sti he person Peboges and drink. pass same day, t Isaac's serwe (NOTE: KOR'S picture of Beer-shoba above marks the ants came, and told him concerning the «ll which they southern extremity of the ancient land of the jens ich stretched ) iaearest the door leaves first, |‘ a alum oF yep Berges ee icnace | . And . aman or a woman , ‘ ‘« > ' i . ‘ whether nade by 1 iced | they rose up betimes in the morning, and had digged, and said unto him, We have found water. ‘ich novthaard te Bun. much | : ' : : , +: : ; ‘ (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained.) resident's cab binding them Secretary of State. ote . beth rv ana : ge: Treasury An ywether With thinne Mayonnaise | : - — drew W. Mellon: War, Dwight F lres Tus a ittle mayon- ||| ) ii 0 , = 7 ‘rere ——— = = : : ~ - a | Davis; Attorne v-! reTrve ra} Joh 1} ~ ¢ ise a ice Qa 1 She Pg wares i Re . be 3 ve ier . as “ Pe Ts 4 a - a Lees _ ewes =} Frank B. asemde- om Ney) Me ww ae eT ae ry. 8 New: Navy, Curtis D bur; Interior, Hubert Work; Ag- | lettuce leaves and a mavonnatise +m. € ri¢ulture, William ™M Jardine:! blespoon Commerce, Herbert ©. Hoover, ; iput on top of the salad (3) h ae li, (REL Re , BY AL E77 | ! chould he are causing su 1 we will send you a de- ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB adcast; also an announce- te eeeeenntation Of | eee cer ne Oe eee enter ne next and final game of es tee ot 5, Sen gos Te es apes This comic apve ‘i : Ss FW ix 1 drachm ars ev . ORSD, St Louis, te sible, Bitte ape Ered ie ia : Oe pp ery Sunday in the comic section of the Post-Dispatch. 25 astrinwent of f#ct | run ;\ iN the dandy ned _— erg i | : EN 7 / ' row | Cia aria JSlackie, feeling lower mee YA LET US OUT! — WN ‘ PO 6 i ey a —_ DADDY. ‘Constipat mois s ck ’ wits ra tne a o- 25 ~ caneniial eorrecte Vv proper di f you scribe tn ekrn : | / | —————— 7 Powill tend a. stamped, | self-ad-| roughened by the liquid apply than sea-level, crawleaD’ znto OGE GOSH! seat Uy ies ylyt O es oon oe. | PD BOOSTER We eumee what they thought was abarn| F . 'esRE— OuR EAS Ee Yee yi i FE ALL. mie: ) able diet list. c ? thi or ar fe PMigerose opi x : ZO sleexr ola + te 2g — ath WHOLE NERD. or : } a was ; this | | "T: ! GS I! DENTINE. 4 tooth becomes! amination made of the charge || : I RD 7 | — Lilet fe | ay z dark after the nerve has been ex- ‘termine its true nature. This | ot Move 'EM ALONG, ? NIGHTMARES! ; pyre iil fa thigh HAT KIND OF A W MPA ENTER By Rat they thought was i | iy @a@abarn is really a ” rt” f . _ v ‘ 0 tracted due to decay of the tooth! examination ci » Odtained i1ree | | , y r i ra : . e and the “14 cumula- “| ‘ , «i resuits py : | hy { ; If " ae j i, / , j y 4, sh % _ 1's 1 7h FREIGHT CAR Co aria’ | me | moa | PSI TSTST, MY, Pea WW Wem theyre on their way ° 1 she ene nla T em ine i ad ee nination if vou desire again! ‘whiteness to such a tooth. Se ee ne ok re — ee ee _ Noe Seas ee ~— nee = nomena ~ — : ~* AF ee E niepsicee , - ae to the cause in which ee ) had lost his life. She serve: | Famous Actresses hospital nurse in Washington | H{er reappearance on the ; was at Niblo’s Garde} By Anne Chaplain. some of the new paris in wh ne acted were Queen Elizabeth, Ma guerite Gauthier, Peg Woffington EAN MARGARET DAVEN- Shark iW 7) | 4 ? , ; , and Hester Prynne in The Scarlet | i i, a = PORT made her stage debut a haat 38 | BT, | Wi, y ' ' = ' a Ls T ~ + ° - hone ‘ om ? . ‘ . “y ; , : ; . . Bae * i, = - : .. —_— , i ! , . - «x —_.- _~ WSO the age of 8 as Little Pickle in’ “| Te ee oe , ‘The Manager's Daughter.” Her abs Ce eee ee == | . i = . i ieee then mandcer of the nt j ement bi edeccaaa ie on. : aN: 4 SE Py ) my : i 2 , : : ass ) LSS SS ws ’ Richmond Theater in london lit- fateh Pom Fee nf kg LA : 4 } —_ n ; iy ’ “ SS > N pe WY mm ™ | tle Jean also made u great impres- eee NR . ~ ° ~——— ~ ee I ae \ on i Sion in “King Richard the Third.” |» é ‘ | B Her education was conducted by | M L | ‘ Private tutors.. She studied music arriage icenses In Paris and showed such marked es ge ® Musical talent that it was debated VARRIAGE LICENSES. | at one time whether she should) Jack Addas oe eed Enright -adopt a dramatic or musical ca- oe pore appar cg Bi gums ‘a eae ‘ 1 # \ ( o PLAY % ME “If Mra. K 1025 Carr | f HUH. “Lost auc TRACE OF SorrY EB. BuT L JUST GOT Wp J LOOKS LIKE FOUL OME—. Y'KNOW HE JUST LOST ALL THAT ‘S reer, Having chosen drama aS @. Nre PR we Harris > Carr | : | G a Ti 3637A Del | VE UP: VE TRIED ALL SOSEPH JINKS IN ST, LOUIS — A WIRE FROM THe DETECTIVE} | /and energy to thorough study and). eee : . " | MONEY !! “THEY SIMPLY DROPPED ; practi ve fine reget ramet 530 Manchester ; \ ‘ xin a Pygsece nena “THE CITY THEY MUST BE WITH uP The Case — sorry“ Hii fw i uP Te. Teac — NOTHING To DO ma te Ys her appearance at the National sence rt csoes L606 Market ONDER : a WELL - IT'S ea 05 Market WE MAY HEAR FROM “THEM — I MIGHTY QUEER William Wallack. the elder. She Nelson Moods Be Seana Clarik AND BLANCHE Other cities in America. L pon Pevete Hamblin her return to England she plaved hrancts b. Renrnor . Plann bal. a FOR — THEY Ls 4 > ,- > oat 7 EN ET tit taal ’ ’ A Peeve ten oe oe 1 ey } — sah ths aie : we OO TE A Een een anatase ‘es Ae ~ dir Steen j profession she devoted all her time. W. Leslie Hodgen ' VOD : Mrs, Winnifred Smith. 1611A ‘8S. Jefferson | 1309 Barron THE HOTELS — te Wey'RE IN TRIED ALL HOTELS — 1 GIVE IN ST. LoS AND HE CANT PICK OUT OF SIGHT — same OF ‘en She came to America and made} Walter Blankes oa a Pe Pee Ames ; / Ye . fb PY '’ 77 ! She toured Amsterdam. t / Ot ia fh! ‘ on \ Ee - . . ii, " | Ot Reve aennent & ; et } : on . v " 666 dan ay te | Pans: : : > Sneemneetenenehane eee ne . LE TCT Meta itt etal ccna f ' ‘ etre. ans ; ' ; an \ . ‘ one’ ; | ; ' i eta ele ertantetate eeenieei e e ' 1 Louisiana Avenue, the rdam and The Hague in Holland |: 3, ; rbove. So Bond Bread 1s and Hanover and Hanthurg in Ger-) 5...) Higham eee an | - i 4 ee : many, ‘hat trip was not only a : Mar ware es pes gies , ‘ ; . : di aa baded - financia} Success, but roused to a Tan : at 3% wees Bes no ae ire ingredients. Tt is Rreat extent the enthusinsm of the nee “ ‘i “8 a ‘ Mi * i oo pores ees Dee i“ ir peal ae ene a ce Te — ™ a8 apiece erase naps Mrs. Narsis Varr ie CASH AND CARRIE—By LOU SKUCE a ae a Te lt fai ER Br A aaa . - i VN o oey Om e Pevr 3 > te : cy ha: ’ ; Germans and the Hollanders. on ie mb. It 1s always the, her last night in Hambure. the nl “at ae app dler: ‘ “Ss Was strewn with flowers. At a nee ER brett Boone. Ta | ; ait @Nover, the theater was given her | Mrs. Martha Potts ae pieyeirisccoriaie {Thi Lyiite VT = c eo co event A “ a 136) ¥lliot c Hi WHE RTT RATE fp YOU GI f2E ALTOGETHER 6. ike. Ita splendid flawor comes are and at Amsterdam, she + gd “fi Mdliy 13D “inne | ae re ' I Be HEARD HE WA'S i at MAH Hi | BS a - my lll ie RE LIEVE WE INVITED rim i its pure ingrediente—ingredients “ey Commanded to play before the 4 Pred , himid Mrs, ba , Bento | a K , HATS “THIS A LIGHT WEIGHT if | — | bit as pure and choice as youl King. Almaretta Hagebusci 071 MePherson | Ll HEAR ABOUT A FROM THE EARS UP- ANY THING A MAN TELLS . ® UP TO DINNER ONCE self would use. Ite healthfulness ee she returned to England | Jos. A, Weekherin piapecn. Beek.) Bee CHAP NAMED BUD ? | | WHAT DOES HE DO YOU HAVE YOU ANY | AND HES BEEN 8 largely from ita thorough bake he *Ppeared as a public reader.| * So FOR A LIVING ? PIZOOF THAT HES ANS TAKING ENCORES This t orough baking is whet : ® accompanied manv of § her! lcast St. Louis. — —- “ AC TOfe ? Y 5; EVE SINCE / it so firm and close-textured, as i ; Shakspearean readings with songs, / : ’ -" 7 : : i hich Were enthusiastically re- , day more and more houses B® “tlved, ais, | Then benve ‘0 discriminate 1s q Upon her second visit to America "Toul sppoest Rr gee | ey have tried them al] and he became so «i hie attached to | Dave ©. Kubn-—* \orad seu ae 4 ae ' | RE NF | ot fee on themselves # this count ry that «} ont a it 9 eee cee eee oe ee ae | | eae CS , E he ae SE , } i ° B 7, tna Sine nde a | r AS aya were hie WEES yaa nats, 2 ; } eon = ‘~S > J ' te, ae : conte like d, mn home. Her .father, who had per a zi 3 oe RAR roe ASR coe he Ma ys accompanied her as her | rmo ae Wi eat ‘eee SUK Ba tab gyri . 5 co. died in Cincinnati, ) es IS Sos : h California, she met and mar- bs a , who had retired from fur coats for women, Midnight and a © stage at the time of her mar daviight raid " ducing Lenin 4 %6e, devoted ij next few years grad's feline popula

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