St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 6, 1927

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et oe Sidi: tae on. altaya: ptignrs ve COMIC PAGE yg Need 2 Housegirl? | oe TUESDAY. i F, | Call MAin One, One—One, One | = APTIL 5. 1997. . y | ——Ask for Betty ae eee | BE Hf The Post-Dispatch fs Read in PAR MORE St. Louis | EDITION | Sunday. | o Homes Than AN "4 QO] HER Newspaper, Daily and Ss — ~ ee = sanabutiniaedinmeen “ol. 79. _NO. | oe | ST. LOUIS, WEDNESD. AY EVE NING, APRIL 6, 1927-48 PAGE| = ”~—~C~C~Ss*~ DIPLOMATIC CORPS TN TTS 1926 STATEMENT sient or 110,000,009 poopie into | Age Gonuh) Beal By the Associated Pres: «igi aoa Rg 7 orney-Genera enies AUTHORIZES RAID poston, agus |} nL Tne vee , | : "s BO TON, = port | | Vt that Iittle group in the Sen- Jack Daniel Whisky ; ae ord Meter Ca. of it?" Who braved the condemnation Nationalist Leader Said to : Detroit, Mich., filed here to- With the State Comiinission- Have Cut Hankow Rail- ‘ Of Corporations and Taxa- | loday only one. Hle is Senator : ; j tion. show Sa surplu sneecount of ( reorg' \\ Norris of Ne bras] 2. T he nese oS | : . : ee 3 oe - - i ¥ te Siete . ; j - a . y eae o WOM A N | EF A DS way, Severing Communl- $697.63 ee tit balance sheet rest are gone. Stone of Missourl, Noa} Goidstein nies iD po : | : z : Ze - ; | a . F DEMOCRATIC TICKET N; ids in. L yli- : “i “4 | é : ’ eS Ee: Se Poa / - — a Conspirator’s Plea for Executive Clemency. the country and voted against ie War resolution there remains oo ee | Of $784,208,080 la Tollette of Wisconsin, Lane of | ° . . | , , Ptr ’ . ~ sie “2. cation With Radicals. Capital stock is listed at $17,- Oregon, Gronna of North Dakota, ! cian and former Clerk of the Cir: “64,500. are dead. Vardaman of Mississippi | cuit Court, Is on his way to prison Sets, as compared with has long since, retired. {Oo serVe the remainder of a two- W D D A. S. Werremeyer, Dr. VD. - safari » . . ce f‘ , : By the Associated ' » Statement filed a year ago, senator Norris sat in his office year sentence for nis part in the} ' . " } -* ‘ Oe TE TET FT ee wah es ' Ee Todd and H. P. Schroe- : PEKIN, April ’ Proops di Snow an wecrease of about $36 - today, the same kindly, indenend- Ja ‘kk Danie} whi ky remo il on awCn J ity OP eae ' de Crease f about $10,000,000 is h; Ley ave hr , laving sejected his application for | : Bei Pe a ig i r Other Three School —— ao PAN, ; in what they have brought to Amer- | . | oe: pore : $5 iit ey BS Gee Directors Chosen lina 2% ip ‘ . ef ree } med 90 116 ¢ raids d Lie SO% ana | Clii- . i “ 7. } " s ; ’ a real estate values and of about Cc and to the world: xecutive clemeé ney. oA He departed last night for In- assy this morning. 149 aes meee Se LL ah pe ae : : Bs ee Bs gm ; |, $48,000,000 in machinery an | Never Regretted His Vote. ) : ; | oe . Bie ae ie. Fe Six Russians and 15 | y. hi-|] equipment. Merchandise : 1 “ave I ever reeretien: tal | lanapolis, where he was convicted | , ae Sox pe ee “Ss i Se . ee . f ) Ce yr Qor ‘fare i , ete? : : a. cM oases ese were taken to the police et . Close of 1926 Wis about ¥ 1 ote?’”’ he repeated. “No. I never In De em be P. 2325 befo. Kederal } Ses q a . a wih : | ij ¢ i : Ss | leading Stephen M. W agner by six Measures had been taken previ- | placed the assets of the cous:- the soft gree f new April. the - eavenworth. 3 CRN. Bs : se ———_ % ; Ft 4 xs : | aS OTL Eres oF ee ne “hey av 1 4 Nghe a Per as Siaagennes 28. zzz |} votes in the unofficial count, was Roe = Se i nage “ 3 ane”. ; es : 4 “a - . = : They wi c ey }. ute ) ~ PICASics Ss KEEP ously to guard all entrances to the| pany under the follow ing hea 's: beginning of the second decade Ove Sign “9 . shdednde Pileaeee > act aieetyias se 4 i « / ae" at Sts are > ; : “oo ; IASG SOOT RAIN building. More than 100 soldiers Real estate, $14: . ’ after 4 7 nion station here to- et ee ty : ie the most interesting result of yes- , , , : ; ‘ . ° nignt, CEINnHIN,G ¢ 8: of ‘clock sate os digas aioe, a 3 Maa a Sa : : , EYS ONAKEGE TH Mend police, ac'ing on signed author- chinery an ewainenent: “what. after all. dia it bring a. er 00 oe "hi 3:00 ‘e oce. It li d ; S t eS: ae bee: . ll ae terday's city election. as “a Reg ene oe RE 2 ee ee ie . seV1 and Morris Muitin allan ( ommander anta | | cae : co Lt ae © pare mae , ation U; the diplomatic COrps. , an Ss] a merc handise P SSS,U ‘ ors ao 4 r ac ‘ ° re .? . ~ , ; , Ss j ‘ .S » > Deets “ Nene ’ Se es Yr ’ a? lae fs ir us?’’ he asked. lt was, you recall, patty. convicted with Goldstein. ‘ ed : | hae Rhee | Otherwise, it was a listiess affair ee: pra. : OS i bs hardly more than one-fourth of ON ACE : One shot w: YS7: accounts receivable, note . nd war. It was ‘a War ; . war to en ar. vas é are the other St. Louisans in the Maria Is Reported a Total | : a ee : EP OE ns. ee | ay ae | Be. i Rae oy Sea the registered voters going to the > s : ’ ° ee ties ceed Se neiideneteeiies hake aen toe a ° — 7 " i - - ad ue AEE “ 4 ee ee De etn rushed the enMoassy. SNYUL Was IS 4 meard, after which a itussian was receivable, cash, securities, trads AKC LMS . 2 atl J. fagged out flignting. Hie was marks and patents, $413,709.,- | tite e > Ll aa ' “hs 'lraeyv;’ ‘a war to end militarism. _ 1. ; pis eeepc aa te Si G49 Ba at . ound and carried otf in a motor 261: deferred charg S to opeca- If : “y that was to purify the Testy “in ; rom fomorrow. Loss In Flames at Roose- a oa 2 Ss S . 5 Soe polls. rhe lo Republican cand) ah . was a war lal Was . (ney are due inside the gates , es ae Se Sete ar. The troops still occupied th: lon $1,514,667; total assets, ; . : , Bares G1 Ss “ ; ip te aie atin - the FE r Manaine this afternoon b wing i ‘}soul of America. In that great] Leavenworth Penitentiary ; ‘et velt Dam % | , y ger A oe LOSE Se dates for he Board of Aldermen | The Russia nd Chinese arrest cage li bil : 1 torrent of blood-letting was tO/m. tomorrow See % Ser > Tia B99 DS won their expected and accustomed l?@ MUSSIANS ane MINeSse a est- The iabilities were liste is ane ne oe : ; : aoe Samer ea oS 3 So float away all the impur.ties, not Goldstein had asked for executiy > ae OX; 5 victory, by majorities ranging ex indie os . from 39,000 to 41,000. The seven | ‘ 1 ont | Wm at the embassy were described ‘ollows: Capit stock $17 2¢4.. ; : 7 , ssf ipthong stock, o1i,2t4, only of our own country but of clemency on the ground that his | ‘. scesctseign cal } APACHE LODGE. Roosevelt proposed charter amendments, to Cla ie. Lt eee Sed . ‘ ody « . fe canal il nrc ete Ap as agitators ' ) ‘ i ri TAs Bs $1 15.000: c , ly] . . | I f ; the wWorta as VW ell, conviction nad been on meager evi- Two American Journalists Held | eounts n: vable, $50,294,733: re ad we te pa is ee ee “And what. have we foday rhe | dence and that prison life would yar Ari ¢ ) T i Le}'- a MILO al Spaich & aff yhoto. | , : ‘ Dam,. Ariz April ¢ h in aye pCitiae phot STEPHEN M " WAGNER. expedite public improvement work. ‘| continent flight sO ander 7 on continental flig} C ommander | -| weer carried. The first!three places ‘on the Board of Education were tal liabnities FAQ 9( y . - ‘ ' 3 trous ™ at -(): , - ii counts for the two years shorv 5 mt China’‘s rivers ‘Thev tea es ee mine © See eee ae won by Arthur SW erremeyer, Dr. : anchored in Chinas I Washington late yesterday, was a|today when his seaplane, the Sant: RECORDS OF INTERFERENCE . » - oa | Sie al wat iat David C. Todd and Henry P’. ; ' ‘reaca in g°° e a) t , ieee aor : ‘ ; 4 s ' an increas L$ aX 0; 1voeu |are there to intimidate and hold in victorv for M rs Mabel Walker Wil Mmquarter, by agents of Marshal $75,000,006 in the surplus: a sca ‘ust 1 nin to | : ; ' "| Maria, caugh ‘e as it was being ion te . iat check a people just beginning O;lebrandt, Assistant Attorney-Gen- > | Phonograph Impressions Made of | Schroeder. ¢ Tso-lin. No formal charges | a: is ee 2f OF YF aS , . 7 : : P ' . ; _ , oe decrease of about $26,000,090, |awaken to the vaunted democracy eral. re Lepresentative 1, c | PUt under way preparatory “ Squeaks and Noises Which } ~hool Board V Minst them have been announced, or 34 per cent, | the accounts | | s hic} , acrificed thousands | : | a i cunt 1) he Associated Press. ; The complete but unofficial ie¢- : aOid- -o0seve lt ain. "Wy ASHINGTON. April 0 | accountants for : . A Murred the displeasure of the An rune of: t &R “090 serves of about 38,000,000. ure 190 years ago ste r ' ss ; stein, but Mrs. Willebraz ‘vident- wie ' turns, compiled b orandt evident rhe plane is a toral loss. e - | hove type of evidence was Offi , : Cee d y wochun or Allied Northern | ne i : jin % é - — _ - _ - : - In Nicaragua, one of the mi- ly showed t} " + 2 ‘ : ) yA Lf Att -y-Gener: » ne a De > Ne ir ies, by contributions to hostil: nority people for whose liberation | that th ™ i" . ee ’ neral nedcd ~he met [aboard asl . cially taken into consideration to- the newspapers, and subject to cor ee 5 ‘a é e epartmen O Justice . ies Wpianinte ’ gre "eg" : : . rs ile iblications. U. 4 STEEL COMMON — - nas ee Tor are : day by the Federal Radio Commiis- | rectl by the official count to be | we entered the World War, there; should not reject the findings of }chanic and af least one phe Fone sees ‘copiers h vetan wale apap est . . Slon In the form of p lOnOsrapn | made within a week, show these q tone) ff faye ’ ont } i] : - ‘oc ; ipl he (€ 12 ; tli is TR, , ; ae crew jJuripes pveroo save Crecords.actually reproducing im- | . battleships. They are there arge!r sa ic of art ; 3 : Ae votes for Board of Education can- “] > 7 a } ? r? ; as editor. VW | 2 nuneiIne l more eargent said he had acted on ; P - ‘ : ews Ag os ic} formerly Was New York Stock Market Stimulate al to keep in the presidential palace the report of Pardon Att ii their lives An Pmploye Ot oe terference noises Whicn obstruct cuttin 4 4 , | ‘rican character an ' | ‘ 4 Orney | isteners’: rece ; Tew | aces: ac hino-Ame bit an charac t¢ r. and by luasy Money Rates and fat Managua a man who 1s the ecerea- James A Fineh that vies : : ‘ 1 hooseve lf Dam powe rhnouse \A M } radio liste Tit rs e Cr ption in Ne W H Hi H ld f i miter acted as an organ of Gen. | Hieavy Easter Trade it f our own Government. They : oe eens eck? York City omer ine, e or Werremeyer, 33,128; Todd, 27,- Fen Y ; aa ) 4 ' CAVA eee, . : p>. - 7 \ ; * , aug Lun-siang, surton is cor- | NEW YORK, April 6 i DY lare there opposing a ragged con-/] ’ “ric Palmer of New ork made | I A j $09: Schroeder 27.738 Rollins 5 ; ‘ 4 4 * 4 . 4 « Lars ‘ ore? ‘ a ‘ o> " . = , " ° F n inadequate, Mery 4 La Maria had arrived the rE ords WW hit h contain Sq Ut aks Fraud, A sO $s ccus as ” W or 223 E! 25,329; agner, 26, : eanor net mete. awe Two Americans Mrs. Mild: erves S$1i8.8$6H66.058: surplus ’ > ‘ — + 4 ’ vad ° ‘ sling Lt. . ~ - Sy sor hai t i y ori ~ a z J —— Bi . . Biitchell, formerly of San Francisco | rit l $697,637 aa streets of Shanghai echo to the! seriously affect his failing health . ery ’ ‘ ' ~— odin aat as : ; TO! ] ‘ SS ‘ 7 od “ . 7 . 7% 3 nd ¢ oa ¢ . ai ‘ ‘ rey > [} PEOES SRG tse, Puulowe sere: marching feet of United States Ma-} He is 65 years old. pd Honolulu, and Wilbur Burton, : Poth journalists, have been de- med under surveillance at the Rel du Nord, outside the apne ] “oe PE ME RA es» A Ns oda . a — spondent for the China Courier | Unite states Ste: ‘om nm, Which /tinental army that is striving to ) - Se Peanehai : : “yf Ps | | nited States ee] con ai n, i tinental army as cc ig § og ig a Unless new and stronger argu-| | | @uanh thdiet hae tna ae iy ohn a ioe : oS ai. a organ o he “4 1) - Nel] | o ner récor hig) for : 1] i Nic: aru: ~ at another raggec a E ; ; ere ; ‘ im ro Liepnanh Atle l =. A, ACI, Lite ) O- li Hi h . . \ *d ‘ i 1) « 1¢ ir 4 ‘ 4 iments are presented, Goldstein : mr yh er } ' . 738 it fr nt of , ‘= Po ite ig wayman In LD. Horton, 21,861: Paul E. Eckard!, Butte Dam. N. M., and had stopped /S'@#Ph mechanism in front Of a re- 20,372: Georke W. Johnson, 1% ~- . im#* z . ’ “hg pionese. time : 723 he stoc] narket | continen army j America ' The Unit ae tag Sexe: ah bce sabia ontin ntal army did in America / must serve at least eight months . ; ceiving set horn’ and tuning in ¥ € uggs ad States meLearcion re- | , .? int yy Lig J] - ound Load Vt urs ago. of his tw O-Ve ar sentence Sargent “at roost ve] Lake to . i. ' * . OTT Lh bita ‘ Lilie 1 upe I} | Robbery March 26. 653: Fred Weissmann 9774 Mrs ; ritly with ri ‘Vy its protes tion fro oe: hi »y° } stin 1 us Oo! SY “In Haiti thie re are more ma- indi a te d in ' ; : ’ : : BY: Pine: pause d , word Various broadcasting operations j . * ~ be anes - , se oe AS ne as already ' af ’ 1] JUlla © Uurtls “ mre Chungmei Agenc + | ee ar re} ” ' y 1, fetetai ¢ : Commissioner Caldwell said the AB \ Ol) LTh¢ mo! | ates ci Orts ‘Tt Ee . ines—powerful enough even to ania ate - He oj tor > Sli O- . . . ‘ ‘ tit me ; money rates ana reports of | yj rines—"1 served 58 days, he must serve at} /@4 ee obs oes Dae : rhe highest total vote, that cast Homer Hine, a popular figure IN| on the offiee of President of the the young dancing set at the | Board of Aldermen, was 69,866. o: round it was circulating pro-Can- | Easter trade. keen a member of the United States least six months more befo } ward San Diexo to say goodbye to there ie a - 8 Las a oO Marg ware. in Mary there = 2 + ig ye big ariboat remains floating on | rs. Mitche]! recently arranged to j ; } o 3, P| i : ‘in. f When the detention was|Marvlana second preferred. : : ila. tential 2 dangerous Brazilian jungles with-| QQME INTO U. §, AT DETROIT: , capt 7 Wagner Hopes to Win thousands 5 conducting His general } | tended to reach party March 26 and robbed them of it snap, Na Mtvenaes 4 sos ‘ ‘ TTT ee. ae : Prohibition Enforcement “Demor- | $1550 in jewelry. Bac aii 8. Predictions of an early resump- a : N insurance ’ t — p have been slain because they dared | /nsuran )usiness as / ysual. } ‘ny nego bY »), IM. ‘ av, ie . net = Y ; o~ ws peed iwiatc in alized, So Prosecutor Will Che identification was made by Election Board. At 2:03 Pp. Mm. tne | ator an- : a cs . : : ' sm With Sargent. Mrs. Lilian Kamp of 4472 Lindell| unofficial figures by more vote» | tion of ividends oO sethlehem Be i “¢ Y : ri : Be esh, il Change Tso-lin has been i Pious om ia dream of nationhood. Through his office windows, he } . ‘ Ae : f gag C non yr We if f } rf seen ‘ . c a . Tribe | in sisvatches to the Lon-!, ff Om rTnii¢ ro | 1 tiood of Sq much for the wat that was could See the old courtnouse, } , i to tal fon nounced tnat he Was ready VY tahe ‘ sociated Press ' . o S gn newspape r stéermind: . | 3 | r. ent : , r boulevard and Mrs. Laura ©.1} 9p, ; a R Youn6 MiTH papers «4: al determined Which advanced over 8 points to eee — 4] i} served as ‘ircuit . or , , off and cratt Or} the lake, had 1) E rR OIT, Mich.., April b.- W hat . :' 20:6 than how constilul Rollins ap all, it might have been worth while. ;servead as Circuit Clerk until four 6 ee Kagie of 6212 Waterman avenue,].,..,. lead rr Wa W the highest price in about t th Mait GE Ft. shoreward when tne Santa |] he characterizes as the ‘‘demoral- wi) V1 ] | i sam cei ae one sae > SS ait l« ) { i t? ‘ = \« . US ‘ : isn o Vite dat ‘mips NUSvANG, | gaid today that he hoped the offi HNuVvVIne orders Into tnat stock. to end war Perhaps if this were] across kourth street. in which he foe of bolshevism. After the dis- t years and four months ago. moved eh. . | Almost | jzed condition of the Federa! Pro- | rede | \ Kat 1 4 1) cna | ' | mmediately the craft ees 4 amp, Had @h UN~ | eial count would place him ahead. BANGS HOUSE petted by the Westminster Gazett: "Ge age ; : |b: | B® London : stock, while Western Union, Gen-| ince April 6, 1917. conversation in his breezy fashion. aaa : C 1s eh . arol the huge irrigation um | torneyv-General Sargent, } fas an- eupre me 3 . VY VOLUME : mrved the Powers should direct - “8 opie 3 | we nd ae Karle visited Iline itv Jail t ner has been president. of th. the sold at the highest prices = since], | low " e f |} broke as he discusse iis predica- | WEttessc: a a morning, having see ri olo- ia | ) | “2 jhe went on slowly, “is to be found Pe Preeen~ | 'y Italians who had | chief Assistant United States Attor- | ™0O"n'ns, having seen his Photo-|poarg since last fall. Rolling, the ) He declared further, acc ording to Tl TO} ee ee ee | his f t flight m Westminster razett: thi: if CL UDY TONIGH MORROW ve ‘ifie The f .demonstration at [ nion Statio lis four-continen a ‘either is the polite robber le stminste tte, it ‘ § | been purified. The millions of our it10N | The accident! followed a dé taxter decided upon the confer-| ‘ | e polit obber or his ifrequent demands for open meet swhocbee: ; rj hag twin brothel of ' hich @achurian frontier against soviet “I worth, when his friends al Maria was | , by yi ry reservoir | shipped across the Detroit River board have opposed FaNgesoe. m % Pe nee , fendants, crowded into nion 7 special privilege and the pow- ; “ Or The plane finally got cently were suspended from the Lappe Se amakikiaes tite , ! la ana fray spring suit, Hine main- , hiefly “% fs ; “Gg : os __ aad Malh-| sorward as its acndidates Werre Y responsible for the seizure 3 a. m., is a i ™ ithroned than ever in the seats of nh support of Goldstein's appii- } later because tnude ‘ é ‘ one : ’ ae > } j 9e water te ? , on Wagner i ho was backed bY ; oo Odin and three Russian agents & (iin | Corruption Undreamed Of. of letters bearing influential | Roosevel fessional men who frequentliv dance: : , rns ejod | about 100 miles. land the Santa Maria made good | abou sir [| was on a trip to the South, , of several civic and women’s o1 eeed to help the cause of the Na-| cloudy tonight | Nj . : | Anne a e 3 indy . ad ess millions of heartaches, a . 4 ; on ee ‘ “| Senator Williams and Stephen M.| De Pinedo announced he would | Celebrating Chicago Mayoralty Vie- | oy, : | main on the Board of Education ‘'.s envine chich the Assuriat —_ | raise the ship Ss t nkeine ‘ VA hi i; i CHICAGO. April t) More F-~ ‘ 4 + é — es i , j «4 , walk : ’ + rel > cl Pe | . of trade and money that 4r€lat 7:45 a. m. today for the fifth NEW YORK. April t om dusaneh at-el you will pardon me and I hope you Neun Leads Aldermanic Ticket. rortion. ' ‘ 6 wwe . 4 ;' }the people who ‘gave till it hurt,’| with drawn revolver, took $10 from|of the most success! board were ordered to leave the | ;-, : | ts |; ON VOs site Kingshighway nd Arsenal street.|a second term as President of th: the ' 2, whning and paternalistic eve f Associated Press ! portion; mostly | fa g ‘ : Oo : with which they have been carried By the Associated Press. Se ae burden, it rose several feet, and the ignition ke » Jeft them : . ‘jority being 41.258. The two wom br} ‘ sara ¢ ) ° . 7 rom Pekin that the Russian portions tonight | > chosen : WES RR OS : the cab, Robert Pogue, 32741 Wa-ech-'| , ‘ eonsciousne SS To! Rt nerations to or near New York have been struck ‘ ss : ‘sak of ntl lisappe inte d at hi failure : ington boulevard aie x 4 | t Pie ig the Twenty-fourth Ward and Mis« - of th , 1} r? i‘ : . . | , . . i tia? Lic ny ‘ ren) " (iit ? AA . a sis Aaehiat -_ ’ : wala . e diplomatie corps to the extreme south portion; cooler Lora Otto of the Twenty-eight h ” rhat ¢ > | wn “— 4inedo's plane, the | Admire, former , the war did what a few of us be-/¢ral_ Park West and Kighty-first| Commander de Pinedo pia A 5 ticket, being the only Democrats to throug) : j ~ I) t} yg eR a iT} ; l- | 7 eke ’ ra Bon, CON Aires} death in the office of the Ollton qarters he tae | | Sunset, 6:- ” ‘rom Buenos Aires d. | 2. From Bu “an opponent, Alderman Krueger. northward ig] ee ~ The official count, made by the usually aiters the i “ a ee NE et Gace ee ey a penmanens : : : ; SRO RR A «Te Rt te te =p AEE ee A RN EA EE ea ei ne OhnpRe } longel here at home. It was here that} i young business and pro SE RS tl ok ing 400 miles in eae o~ CL A ea —_ gna. Firemen were called, and those — he Srate } here, such as occurred on-the oc- f b- the or after learning that 2000 cases ‘ings board committees, whi eesia, he could liberate 150,000 THE TEMPERATURES. better order of things | f Elephant butte ifriends of other Jack Danie .. | Surtace OL HiepRam pu th ourteou ‘nie _ . — i A Cir 4 llé ] de hy ‘ { ; tec Ss Trli¢ I) «A id a lil { The { {tizens Schoo] Board Com Station after noon. P : ? border patrol service on charges of tained tt i naines ne jinsouciant Oise whoicn ‘ . —T ently of th | wee cation for probatior hich Jud minutes : : 3 OYTO ts ee ae eee ee " : . . f49 _ 9° » i}- ‘ cde PE, . \ a Varese P cal : ‘ e . a . \ , me re | 00 Ss: a" ¢ © societ steamer Pam } a. m. 5 the mighty. rs ‘ available for border patrol duty, ' I uv Todav's takeoff § fo! ; : P20 were =; . ' Official forecas ' names. amo the Gov. Bake fil difficulty |as border patrol agents to cover], , group of teachers The defeat of ere aboard yey were icia orecast | “or the thousands i of our |! Ss, among them Croy, aker Of} ed with having in their pos CHICAGO SAYS for St. Louts and | young men killed and maimed, for oi : ; 1 i yi. ior ¢] toppit place, cover- : Beats by) ate Judge sitcamp, Circuit Judje;{time to this stopping -_ 74500 THOMPSON AIDS ALL WET fone Ssaiad, when tha robbery oc- Re olts I Jud, . | ganizations, means that only one balists. i and tomorrow; have - hat ” | Ww sa id ' of th Boe ’ ‘1 = + te | v ma an att mpi Lo tory When Boat Sinks. i Vir and Mis ‘ k mron 7a j Mir: agner, presiden ) 1e 6 boar RMjCGiatcsy tesco ee : ei ee an ee ee ” M ' ye Mrs. B. F. Bush, whose term has a Lagie were entering the Kamp au- : . &tiny foreign city, and since, ; in temperature. suchias was never Greamed of hex | in «pean pee bagagae= Palo — ee ry » ‘ rests on the botfom O01 Lake 00! | Os tepublicans, celebrating Tals’ ; rvisg T } policed under supervision 0! y- clouds llionaires such as the world has Sia | March 26 enlist any large suppeért outside he: | feet. | Thompson, were thrown Into terror] — ge eC | hinese ; hor ro , Tr f i? : rest nd - , *— ’ at ap aut cena could enter | | 1T1 ~" W ¢ Rimes }imagination of the world. We have A Kroger grocery at 2300 Wil ‘ ot ' = net sont “I'm sorry.” he said. but this | @nee indorsed Werremeyer. Rol). p t is inte rT. Ol or 8; nn Oe, enn et —— sf . “e the mon acn iar- ae ee ee DOr be .{sigantic, war-grown combinations |jiagms place was held up and robbed | Py the Associate Gace in the Bel rtneast | ' : ne rthea t 1, Pinedo is one Won rrii ix@ any trouble Meton’s Interpretation of Dip- see a Illinois: Fair in eae . 3 hee 8 ig} and they are doing It under the/the cash re egister and escaped. distance flyers. His ig fhgh lh ‘ _— , boat. As soon aS the vessel was ” . my ee ras | | where he robbed the party of the Board, had the best lead among Ww T ; } sovernment. We have a na- ASHINGTON., April 6.——Wash- ‘ cloudy in the cen- beams ee seven Bowes ; ae ries ynal avariciousness, and sense o cea ' » : NeTAaPrles | aa NEW YORK, April 6.—-Asbestos ithe firemen pumped it out stranded. driving off in a taxieab | has peen discovered in Cc" ntra] : ‘ en candidates on the Democrat ic SY Was raided by Chinese sol- | andl tomorrow; The four-continent it by come. > - ay : Crossing the hat + : a | by workmen exe avating for he |} Citys Treasurer Eli inition kev after having been driven; © aASSeNnt of ie diplo- ; e : - the GiplO-| + onieght in the extrem north por os . . — - ¢ie-a ‘ \ + ah 7 : ' | lieved it would do—it stupefied and | street. Veins from half an inch to|Santa Maria, reached the mainland ve, leat “might shot Aimee 00 tod ositively id run over 15.000 votes Mre. Wi! ‘nwo ) : today ; ositive en- . central portions paralyzed the moral consciousness|two inches wide were found in ie ; he | Gusher, of which he was editor. | tified Hine a . , F ee Ss | i . > > , ‘ : SOW 2, +29. else could have done. And becausej pounds. The quantity, however, is turned nw: on the North} Admire was defeated by Mrs. H. | Police ~~ : "] Continued on Page 2. Columa T. (ontteved on Page &, Cotema iS sorrow over the events Wilts re- ' ; ; its, was ! ee aay , nae SB ed Bae ; | ft was aflame. iti ces i Jetroit’ wil new aK & S84 for the present | ths © hair that has greyed much|carrying on business and social ;°* : ; . hit on for / n | roit ill be | Thousands of persons gathered / discussed in Washington with At-], salad came: siti Moe Mas and: Mien AGaGUP man “APS. MaMpP and MPS.) hind he would not contest Was ' Pe v¢ > . ‘ ver , ; legation quarter of Pekin is. not much change “We have political corruption Eee now | By ed Press oO ucation. re ; ™ lect AY) romoDile after attending a recital expired, did not seek re-election om: atic « ogee ind tomorrow, | , ( ' ‘inever before witnessed. We have a ’ Rs eal a thern. He held a pistol and sat |OwR race $10 Taken From ‘Kroges Grocery | Scone Might Began Feb. | early today when the floating club- Four-Continent Plight Bega it lesa is the wav I make my living. I hope!!™*%. Miss Horton and Schroeder. tomorrow bor, sank slowly the bottom, a the fore} ip] dV | ' © ; ‘ign diplomatic body. | in thre : ak PRR rs ees Se a Miia . : | )squeezing billions annually out Of /time in three months. The robber, |mander Francesco 4 , aN ful f al] long- Hie forced Kamp ts aris o Ww alter J , Neun running for , j tie Authorization for Raid. | the extreme north | , i : ave heen noted 1or Spee peal ; . Asbestos Vein in Central Park. have ; relieved of the unusually heavy jewelry and money. Then, taking ‘the aldermanic candidates, his ma tte =? _ » } € : } : a: " ~ i ( e Cy e Verdi Islands, to be elected ye This we have, why Because Fighth avenue subway line at Cen- Africa. and th ip to Seventh and Olive atreetes imade the best showing on tha’ r 1° i} SA Oe ? : +) ' ¥ passage of the raiding Hon and tomorrow in the north and n Pee Teh. °2 and Ruenos , : Ito the embasey had been ob- 5299 Sunrise (tomor- | of Brazil Feb. - , « the robber. Chef of kinson’s vote caused her Repub!:. of the American people as nothing] rocks weighing from 300 to 400) March Sian} ived leg er; recelvec i telegram eeey Were fig] r f Piven on mMfident that neithe: : . ssies} \.7 feet, — : Stage of the Mississippi, 30.7 =p f hie flict inke ‘ insufficient for commercial uses. America n fe Oo! his ti )? | ae ; Unued on Page =, Column %. a fall of Continued on VPage 5, Column 8,

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i ———eEr7"— PAGE 2 S a eS -EDNESDAY. EVENING 5 1997 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH np re — ° ™ W EDN ESDAY EV ENING, APRIL 0, 1 =! —SS—————— a a . — SAYS AMER i: | FRANCE OFFERS COMPROMISE | mi om . ih i ° ° ° HELD AS ROB ~~ Tn # | Complete Vote by Wards in Aldermanic and School Election | ON WARSHIPS LIMITATION | Nobody seemed ta know ga DD fe. : iideaniens Wieela Weetr; mm ——— | Hine lived or what he aig 4 s. | if ie. : ould Restrict Total Tonnage of living. A triend tb 7 AMENDMENTS Nations Ins who deck z | ; f * ‘ a 4 s sa . z Nat ons nstead by Olasses permit use of his n e wg } he eS : ee NO. 3. NO. 4. NO. 5. NO. 6. NO. 7. NO. 8. NO. 9. of Vessels, that Hine was credi | 432 1°28 419 132 432 122 433 132 41s 186 412 138 398 127 , tly a ffs Pi 4 6 307 ee 4 £44 ae $5 fe 454 237 470 234 482 232 455 245 communicated to Lord Cecil and ' dabbling in stocks and Teal « 43 hee = so é (i 512 34 bi 762 514 749 523 739 528 (uk 492 717 523 . ‘ Pe Ps rf eS 4 5 973 624 932 643 93S 642 G58 612 W339 620 975 603 920) 646 Hugh Gibson, the British and because prominent friends : ‘a iit: 3 f 2 , 843 (873 ty 679 ; 338 646 818 646 18 637 , S41 612 785 646 ] 4 : on giving him tips. Hig a & . i ‘a. 25 125 1.2 7a 23 20 216 952 1,265 91: 2 898 1.232 906 American representativ | ae eae eS ae ere ee ee # is! eisaeventah peepee ‘det preasive and hotel’ masgaeil Pus? | 2k e “4 466 USO 4" 16! 442 5% 453 129 1,495 Of 49° O07: 1414 1,109 ° oO s compromise proposal con- pressive an otel m ee, = — viet i oe 1.743 1,214 1.689 1.257 1.699 1.228 1.719 200 767 1.156 1.797 ‘ = =H : eo : , Pe | Cable to The Nation De F eet 463 1157 baa 1-488 ibs 1187 met" Lios 747 1,20: 1338 1729 eres Amendments Are Designed cerning limitation of naval ton- tered to him. aneeery » H M Li F +} et el : 5 8D 6: 15 50: .147 90 161 4x] 1.167 473 1.203 452 1.119 503 i ‘ é eo | : ae clares Dr. J. E. Williams! }! ao7 425 O74 456878443 Gl 492 G95 427 BRR AG “RB ATE to Permit the Speeding} nace. Cee ee ee pooes fre E a ee eo 18 982 783 924 81: > 5 Sh +: 4 f 596-250 D750 254 : | ome of the truth 4 ce agents «. ’ So La Mis. “ie > ° ye é 8388 92 34! : 885 oF "405 ’ Dw ‘Ra 4 A . cntet , eR } Ss n-In- wis: ih 4, Re Showed Resistance. Bcc eee fe ee OR ee eC el CU Ch Streets and Alleys. the opening of its session to per- him in custody. Hine, the iy mans a ce : 24 . 1.980 1,022 1.830 3,121 1.869 1,091 1.898 1.059 1.951 1,008 1.047 1.043 1.827 1.065 S spatcn ascertained, { Z : ; tt] re ~ : t ? . 89 0: 9 O04: 827 065 mit consultations with London and s the gon, S nator inquires. ' - ee , 1.240 415 1 245 420) 1,23 417 1.253 suo 1.249 889 278 37 o : ee. sour! Oc q iy) H | 26 : 235 ar3 1303 p31 1-400 893 1238 O83 L348 RRO L410 340 1380 602 The seven amendments to the} Washington and private negotia- ace oh oy sae Ae Forrest 2 et, +4 i - 4 - 1.290 we ake ‘ » 34 2. .235 7 a RRC . 25 232 R45 sg : , ne col na? ; MESSAGE DEFENDS | 28 1.087 591 1952 616 1.941 619 1,951 37 1.954 556 2013 534 L907 601 he| ‘tons by the delegates of the lead- l scatiom cans al hee aa? —~""30 584 18.339 29.591 19.190 99.770 18.781 30.060 18.591 °4 18 386 50760 19-739 7720 031 ! leity charter, sponsored by the). ead arge plantation near F¢ a 30.584 18.338 a. 29.77 8,781 30.060 18,591 30.264 18.386 30.760 17.733 ).2: 9 y r nave lowers ii) CANTONESE FORC , ~ : x S ne me Oe é tin , 4 > 3 ‘ , it if ] ; gram to the Nation, a weekly edit- |Nineteenth Ward ......... 1.399 332 30 ae be rs 4 aaa 206 434 . 626 601 128 301 439 | ter ratified by ae ied sn and that types and details of war- WOMEN IDENTIFY 1923, and came West, first visiie DETROIT, Mich., April 6.——-tem ] ‘i © : : Twentieat 'oa rl 5 A lS . ‘ ‘ . go -caaeneaia ai i fa a4. EN do ga c Gd a oo Ra URED 899 86278 Brinkman. Fuerst. | TWenty-elghth Ward ...:: 2.297 1.018 No. 8, Yes, 30,760; No, 17,733. a: - The arrest of Hine as a deserter | omer. He could leave his MM his $1,000,000 libel suit ammine - 4 rs wind ts Vs The message to the Natic Joins yo bead 6 O44 eS 1.543 274 | Piret Ward] .ccccccccese 2,.5;7 458 iment 4 emmmpintniaie t oe as dae ede "' Change in Assessments. : 25 , ws ‘ coln any Place he felt like pnt a , wie ai f 3 weeeo * eee We COMUNE os oa cess vin ceenh 1.770 490 | ygond wr ard pebqeedes . S.37¢ 41 OUD 6 kbc bes 0 caees 54.988 14551. No. 9, Yes, 29,231; No, 18,297. Amendment No. 6 authorizes a from Governor's Island, N. Y., and/s, chase and nobody @ automobile manufacturer, & hiteng +) : j i =" Sts PG Ss ea, 9135 336 | Lhirc ar jas tcvcts eee b2.2 TWENTY_ For ; . nests ; : ;' , ever . ene . . el m ’ ut 2 N ‘hee tH AA : . scribed as a graduate of the Co- Twelfth iW aaa hs oe wae 2 961 615 bot ward BS OG e 1.759 ris | Ae all “ere, eee 3 et att | “any ordinance authorizing public! provements before the new city rpetagiorerts: the St. Louis friends he liked mrt He hel a: He hit ere National pet Tit i ary ee a * 2.920 570 | El Fee eer. © BS7 | P&C SNPS pomp 3.388 | Bw ' ; a ? ai wers’ avisory C if ae ie lumbia School of Journalism. He | Fourteenth ...........0-. 1.947 449 | Ninth Ward ....... eee 1.726 324 | me _ 2, Sees er 1.223 31x | work or improvements, or repairs; charter. It changes the law so that h - ee during his three years money and tipped so lavishly, Gro re bss | . se L +e ; Pr . te h; _ wa ., . s.r aera 1.589 468 | Renth Ward ...ccccvccne 2.102 EE PUIUe WOOEE acc evdoicas 1.001 454 | stablishi benefi butting rty me rh q Cre. 3ut his identification as a ; form« =" & called in Cam i “ic a) iB reported that he went to Nanking j sixteenth ” 1396 446|Jleventh Ward". 2.°: ioe Ee 88 cL i Or eae pena ROK $22 | thereof, or establishing a benefit; abutting property owners Who USCQ | obber will cause e i+. | Sirls thought him charming.” o in September, 1923, by Rete. ie mie) & to investigate and found that there cs he Mn ss eeuakekes ‘98N 397 E yy peter ewes ht 4 | ee ne voewne 1.948 *60\or taxing district, or joint sewer|to pay one-third of the cost will ed goss os ces vee aa wy Others said: “Homer is go = Ww Binghais publisher val ; ‘f | ' % Ss ed ' 5 ' , lee i! craven ea Fee fe By ) be , a aecevecet ose : ‘ ‘ is ; . ~ ee A we Se 8:8 se we 6 rf ; e * ¢ 7 , = —_ ’ 4 . 7 iH aw) 8 4 were more than 27,000 soldiers of | Ni stoonth ise lavceeeew 1384 327 Fourteenth Ward ........ 1.937 407 | Eichth Ward ..02 0000005; ~ 134 40 | district, shall be an emergency) now pa} omy ONS-fOUrth {he COM, 4*hase prt the P; l Lid oie ‘ tlemanly,” and he wae a puisville Courter-Journal and ¢ Rt ui a | the Northern army in Nanking | wen rst 000 I1 TTDI! ibs | 486 aaa Wane L330 $40 | i R BS ee mete 345 | measure.” the remainder being assessed! +1. Coronado, “~ h yh Ph at homes of a certain promt ouisville ‘limes. In the fist : he 7 Eee tae ee tegen eine a ‘ 9 Si) ; GD weeseree PSCC WET ssccceves: a, eS added | woe Pe , ' . y ‘re 4 a- ‘ at “ee ' Ue S) i». . when the first Cantonese soidiers | Twenty-second ........... 2408 873 Spvpsiccnth Ward 3| This does away with the clause/ against the benefited tax district. miliar figure » WEES ae wee o> | Ae ee accomplish: hose who attended was Lowd of Ba nal ¢ entered the city at 3 a. m. March Twenty third | en aaa 1.510 gb6 Se paren Ward te te: oct | Thirteenth a ye, ap Ete eae in the city charter providing for} Proponents of this measure argued ; was his ability to shoot crapa ma who became chairman of the e Vi Pid. 24. | Rwenty-fitth | BEEP Ae ‘1392 0-681 Bventioth Ward pecseres sis sz | Fourteenth Ward a Ee $-1\a delay of a month after a street|that the one-fourth-three-fourth Hine is 26 years old and of pros-| ynconfirmed report among ie Stetee. °o : fee 3 | Twentvy-sixt ” a we y-lirs oe * 5v | eent] 6 ed Me a ea a 5l¢ 5 : . s are y . a | >. ee Therefore, he declared, it is im- | AWEMY-SeIh ees Feeses POR BNA | Gwenty-second Ward’ . rmic > : “, 5 ‘ *{ z s & id : deaths, the cablegram reports, | Eleventh Ward (vee We eee 2.160 370} Sixth \ f", Seeee err 1.649 267) First Ward yer oe bonds may be issued for the estab- streets under special permits they Mhot back Reed “NG.” lied ad ¢ “that of J. E, Williams, vice presi- eee us S Sade: ; S200 60? | Mighth Ward. sage e teens Bt a eT | Second a EE: MET 3.384 4x5 | lishment of-a revolving fund to be; Shall be allowed no credit for such re o fey No,” replied. Sm ‘ae : ss “se . lirteenth ar ee . _e ot Oem tees aes © te 88 ie > | i ry "ar o1¢ Q- - ........ 1.376 334| Fourteenth Ward ........ 1 945 451 | ana heen eee ee eee race ey ments. This i sonly an enabling | sponsible, aly replied Sa ot : OhTe i . wid it the time the soldiers threatened. ; 7wentieth Ward ve esseses > 18 889 | Cixteenth + ee SE Re ae 1404 rik Tenth Ward 12.22 117: 5a? jo, |act and the question of a revolving No opposition developed to any splendid , iB i oe ah 3 - | Cwenty-firs errr 2.165 H2 | >ixtee OG. s+ caw whe 4° 20 | ans “Ft ots Sa a 8s aed 8 2 ; ie ‘ eB) wy Ly | i : Williams drew his revolver and was | Twenty-second an. 7. 5400 609 | Seventeenth Ward ........ 1.017 372 | cok reg wn 18 359| fund, estimated to be $3,000,000, | Of the amendments before the elec- ~~ : x bee > — , a very. oe meh if tf imimediately shot dead. The others | iw enty-third War yones ‘ 1.600 291 | Righteenth hd — at cg aie 1.256 440 awrettth * ss eee Hy yo 600 must be submitted to the voters tion and there was very little dis- ! - pes ae - now > aa farm- a ae Ss - @eriis Our re ‘ gs7¢ i 6% . Give “so eee eevee 7 ~ ae : . Sn: Se eee Se ee i AS eda | P 4 “qe fe , aE bg ; were not hurt. The _ three other | Twenty-fifth War 592 mii Twentieth Ward ....sese. 1.817 gR2 | Fourteenth Ward ........ 1.944 442 | le : ae cussion of them. City officials ; r Cc 6 en 1 } R: et . i : ; | wentouitath W aa Sea 1830 eo Twenty-first Ward 2 16s 434 rirepenth Ward. ..csseces 1.584 474 | BS peotner geection fer we PrwiT inte = ynited States.” e fy » Me ‘foreign deaths occurred in the late Tw nty-seventh Ward ._... °'148 730) Twenty-second Ward #4 meee 24038 a711 Sixteenth Ward. ....se... Zant 144: Sion to be operative. pointed out that these amendments 3 “T) } k 4 : : Te if . afternoon before the bombardment | Twenty-eighth “Ward an 9 293 1,034 | Twenty-third Ward ...... 1.501 oy? Seventes nth Ward sien as Q9% 379 | Adv : ; ; | have been favoréd by city adminis- A oes he make his living fa SHS BE ae te i iron te | 3120 -x®! Fichteenth Ward ........ 1.729 T3937 | Advantage of Revolving Fund. Deiat ti ‘ or is he the son-in-law of HE fi Bi 4. (by foreign warships), which was | SE Tag ese ASN 54.892 14.759) Twenty-fifth [eee 1.609 815! Nineteenth Ward ........- 1.353 BO The advantage claimed for this | a ss | r n of the Pullman C Co. ?”* Uime 2. Hf at 4:30 m. The Nationalis ‘an- | Twn , “Twenty-sixth Ward ...... 1.946 167) Twentieth Ward ........ 1.807 RO) seg Uma op egg Z a ar ve ‘i f : P. The { ’ nalist (Can | SIATH WARD. Twenty-seventh Ward ..... 2 142 73° Twenty-first Ward ...... 2172 445; measure is that it will provide} nded Reed. “I don’t thi oh eh | F tonese) General entered the city at | McFar- | Twenty-eignth Ward ...... 2.307 1.010! Twentv-seeond Ward ..... 2 29K AS1 | ¢ i for -s ‘ eda. on think | in iif t 5:30 o'clock | Lange. land. oe mun (wertethied Ware ...... 1.507 o=4| funds for paying contractors as| es his living as the son-in- ; ; i: ie ; Gi. sk Oaks 044 ow ee oe 2.57: 46 (arr ee we eet 64.955 14.598) Twenty-fourth Ward...... 3.128 "7; soon as their work is finishe: | % ae ' g j ii The foreign houses burned or Second Whedon hag: Sete ese 3°380 404 _ a ) a ate tiiet ead i ane? A078 | Hts - . ; raon inishe 1, thus | es SS of Pullman, responded Sapiro, ime OTL i looted were all on the route taken | jd ee eee tree e eens 192 530) EIGHTEENTH WARD. Twentv-sixth Ward ..... 2.055 71 | Saving the faxpayers the service | me makes his living by his*work 1! i | ie nebshdcnere eae | Fourth Crete. Care 4 $oe Bere- 3 | Twenty-seventh ores 2.152 , pif eharge made by contractors for | Nearly every man having ea lawyer and by his work ag he oP te. ameane.fro h aga re TEE coos ody sca care ren eee 296 | wiret mann. Korasick | yelgnth ware ... s0hf f.9! financing special tax bills. This! dded mer.” tii 2a FP Pp rom the city. Foreign ij seventh ............ec. 1753 508 | iret ..--- . eer sees de bg 4 a a eee Ter Ear 55.0868 14.4821 che oe | ai a e a bond or two to +t et houses were not the only houses | Highth 0137 2°? = cond .....eee, p. 5.309 50 leanne aoeieieanae as 482 | charge runs as high as 15 per cent ‘ Sapiro testified he resigned q ats ig : 7 ; ces = pens Sg “Tee ae ee a hed l ‘ he hird AE Se me Gee Sey ieay 9°91 5°26 r ’ a} v r ny ~ + j 4 ~ t ° . . 4 ut) a looted. Hundreds of Chinese were E3- | Twentiet! STB E * phage Uo 4) | Eighth ard . 2.197 344) ¢ ot finance iO nat . ‘rative m: i slight. About’50 Chinise houses | Twent) first PO Page: abit 434 a eee 1396 t41 [Ninth Ward ...e.eeeeeees 1.748 302 | ees ce nee preeblbiee dhe x, ee eS eee i qi , € ; ly a RE ce ee eke 5 9 a RI Six tee nth Segal thet aah a tint Bian NO 4 | Tent? War ! © e006 efe . 2 5° ; q ’ z Cc a ax B S, as was - | Ce f i heen ee d, and one foreign-in- | oenrs hir eR ReNe ete eek a43 | Seventeenth NN CPSs ea ea 1.00} 290) | Pleve 1th - ane be 5 Ai By hen th i. old lit aten done un | e ° P Py ap oes “ps John ber Coverdal | 1abite ome was demolished. The | Twenty-fourth 27220; 3:12 wee | Rienteenth 2... ee eee eee, 1.747 7487 | Twelfth Ward ...cece. 2.959 612 ws ; | ained its support for a projec ! etedth. " t?**% Te" (69 | Nineteenth .......00. 1.365 331 rreent | hee ee eae Ame 2 To. 5 | | . + number of Chinese casualties was | Reenter Halse obi peshess sc. eee eH be ON ee ar eee 181% RRO Douricenth Ward re ee ant aaal 4 a NO. © Mt & Ce-seee | 1S Ol | ! } ' herging the Armour Grain Co, ame Pk probably under one hundred. But went aie . .** os 2°14 72k r peaah db bidet jak dai aa eG! aie Z-209 $33 aa eente Bs head Pie eC 2S 515 | pad agen gr and empowers the 4 he Rosenbaum train Co. into § 3 ‘wenty-elg Siete oF 1 TMenty-CScOne .. wc iecces, 2.40% 69 | Sixteenth Ware ...... 9 | Box arn : Fe , . : f this is uncertain, as they have not WENTY-C1IZNtH wor ceocecoe. “ “90 _ 4.0%8 Twenty-third oe a a ee 1501 253 a cintonnth ard Ms bye: at +4 one + vi = rmen “to authorize . ait ‘Brain marketing company. Sapire f 4 yet been recorded.” Wh is occ te 54.855 14.868 aaenty conc tee rae sess : xe FE ine sae I 1.740 745! | eaaiacl work or improvements and Pipe > Be said he and Peteet resigned wh ria To - | Nineteent OES cpa hew es 28 9 | esti ; = cents a | : Soe Sieen EIGHTH WARD. Se Ce 932 £83 | Rwentieth Ward cit | Gel teipe thbkeor! tn tne’ ceatelo mn (alee trefee| VW It pallet a ia ee : . P. Version Different. Sicth Sraatina | Mdcdss clean tte 2.10 723.4 Twenty-first Ward .. 2.17 a7)“ n the same ordi- | s¢wsstands uit Sores 7g °° Prevail : | First Ward ee 2 582 “ee ee 2.318 902 | Twenty-second Ward 2.347 exo! nance.” Ty o - year term ° 4 An Associated Press dispatch . ‘ond Ward Se eae ea, ee 3°391 $3; Totals mr aan a r- pete ae. re “ie eae ae be OT | ae the cite >. * a ~ ¥b % ision Merle Thorpe, Editor + Sa Finger tn Many Pies. hird a. sehceekivs 6.226 eae Ae ee eee ta hs renty-fourtnh Ward ...... 3,108 “Ag | y arter in which the or- | : ‘ eS Piro testified th i 3 from Shanghai March 26 s: | Fourth War . ; aS 3 § ant: | HA Ametieans. Onc witness said that | rem! WM. 2337 = g| Third: Ward cis nS cmmnnce it required & body—so sensitive that they are called “the eyes paves wes Popa tee Firat ue SS § at | Kleventh Ward °22222201° 3:176 355 |Fourth Ward ........... O95 461 | oa... “American Cotton Growers’ Ex heh Dr, Williams = stood EE URE wou wc cee des 2.079 690 !Fifth Ward seaetiude 100 269 | ———— . >” = . ¢ mb he home while the ao hls Fo nth WOOPE. 4066 ss bas 3 Ost s+ | Sixth Ward ae a es Sha 368 | of the blind. s change, 337590 from the Federate ‘] looting it. As the soldi we ae p wie cb uae Wurst : $857 ae | Bighth ward nah 5110 $50 | Strike th a + and Vegetable Growers, Ine ’ . ° bs er: Dé ed | Sn teent . ‘ *e- ee Sa 24 Nintl War $6646 666 © 6-0 & =~ = >” ’ ° = t 11486 f h ; he ca pe a Biuks + reaeD § x a n \\ ard ce eee eee 1,400 434 N i are . eecces 1.735 $10) trike these nerve cente = | rom the Holstetn-Fri thd nassau ot —— | Seventeenth Ward wie skeen ; 995 3H 2 zonth ant sedéesenn g.525 337 | 3 P rs repeatedly all day and “ ‘Blan Dairying Association, : be . 2d =Aand | Nineteenth Ward .....2... 368 9i8| Iwelfth Ward ......... 9°97 Tis Ww , : 7m That h ; , shed ion Twenttetn Ward ....+2... 1.388 URS OL eee: yt N03 | | toward afternoon each recoil of the keys feels like @ Eu. ie may te ee to 4 Sir Percival Phillips, Shan Wwenty-firet Ward ...... 2.183 428 | Fourteenth Ward ........ 1.947 446 , #§ vork, he said, was ce “ , " = iro mi: , Dr. Williams was murdered tn cold | Twenty-eishth Ward ...... 2.326 Ho0 | Twenty-first Ward ...... 92151 468 | outward symptoms of this stead nervous drain 7 priety ay act ‘without imp ne a 3.15) 88 | 3 ¥ for any oth j : blood by Nationalist soldiers.” | Rwenty-second Ward ...... 2.389 692 | e | ny other farmers © ae A Shanghat i ' ‘ * S. Totals ee -.. 06.133 14,399 | tN ted te Ward i od oe 4-595 OR] | I et your a x Fanizations, and announcement 4+ Poe dispatc} . Ps a ad wenty-fourt an wee 6s +o, 1 2° 78 ' - : , don Sunday Seasrean ices o oo rENTH WARD. Twenty-fifth Ward nee 1 ate ey | ¢ secretary try an L C Smith and she will =. Mts will be made so that othe ‘3 d ‘ SS, i | Cc oa 0 {s ere dad War o4 | Twenty-eighth War 8 3 xely 3° sisting the looters, smiled : | Becond Ward ....sc00. » 3.385 404 | ght Pree 2.31 1.002 | | . — iding himself from thef + 8, Smilled at them | Phird Ward ....--e00. »e 1.216 27 | —_—_—_—- —_ | | tips because k : a Service as m ke Bn benevolently and figuratively pourth Wate pean tee Bap Ft 1.002 455 | Totala sesh 6 eam 6S O46 S .54.863 14.737 A t h A ] | Pp b cys never strike bottom. And the BD » Peaso) , h ar . ting counsel . he | “ a os vw | Bifth Ward. ...... secees OOO 275 seats salle ' , ; Be of his connection with th ‘ i, turned the other cheek Sixth Ward 1.644 693| TWENTY-SECOND WARD the Aeolian Company | ball-beari i : aga rey th i D | | Sixtl | atrtndig hs . 27:3 | a] SECO! : - ng action 1s smooth d f "ee “Merican F; r : : # we Po : | Seve _ et. : |, Saree 1.754 Hol | Krale- | . » Casy an Swi t. fens arm Bureau. if & Stal Receipts Rise in 50 Cities, | Piste Ward a 2,126 843 | nash, Siarne | ’ =m *ptro testified 3 Mt WASHINGTON, April 6~ > ara | Nish h Ward ‘weeew jovann 1 747 308 | First Ward pee errr "OBS ” "454 fe , — | Why not prove this to ‘ourself with ial chine? = pMuested to resign y weir . Ok y receipts at 50 selected cities | Ele nth wr ard a wigs a o | 60 875 mhica’ Warn Gast eeeewes ; Th 233 t is significant and worthy of consideration | h P y , a trial ma eS oma Rroom Corn ‘aaneciniaall ! m a Lemelith Ward .wsceees we 2,966 606 | Fourth Wa ema e en 0: 459 | J , ‘2 - ish te bi — _srom $33,454,478.01 in | Thirteenth Ward .,.... 8016) «BTA Pith Ward... .2.lllll Ree 86 | that for over three-quarters of a century the The Vose Small Grand | ust phone or write for it. No obligation, ae — of articles published in ‘1 maren, 1926, to $34,589,536.22 in| ritiecan Wan coccet 10:35 452) Sixth Ward . Sanaa @ 379 . gay | 7 Peardorn Indepe A ee wees | Fifteenth Ward ..... cece AWTS K1 | Sevent Ww . 1.755 5 Vo : : : fe. with S i ite 3 . Hependent pointing. ow tit ne this year, a gain of $1.125.- | Sixteenth Ward cee 157: 4x1 | Seventh Ward ......... 1.755 501 P pte eer, maintained its position as one ture be Ph ge — = was a Jew and seeking to con ; 81, or 8.89 per cent. the Poste) meee re cee eens AOS SAR | Ninth Ward .....6.. : 1.742 30° O e€ wor fj at longing meet him | rs " 5. } wehte nth VW ard eee gr met . 1 739 74 Tenth Ward a Rog aon S inest most de d b] for a Pj . ° with an internatic , office Department announces | rin geen agg ber 7 734 | Tenth ‘ >A 326 ’ pendable and iano that will lend @wish O-~j | svinteentn ls!) eee ee L346 297 | Fleventh Ward as ie ia "2178 459 ° : : | : conspir day. Fort Worth led all the cities | Ryne wag HaIp Rg | Twelfth Ward j.2000000) Bag; Ag sea ae of pianofortes. Three generations the Hastie appearance to | a Po oe in percentage of gain, amounting | 2 ‘ty-eecond Ward.” 2 398 ane | Fourtenth So Bl a 10: 9 S48 | O th ' ; . the home . . likewise sat- De Ret in: percentage “of gain. amounting | Trent thind Wants. 2, pant Sin | Rittecnth fierce 1.249 445 e Vose family have invested this renowned isfying the utmost desire | | “As . ~ ae Ow." tis / AANA, Ga,, | Twenty-fourth Ward ..... 4,120 TRO | Sixteen cee 1.395 446 ' . F | p. oF 0 ; . was second, with @ gain of 13.85 | trentwietch Warn 0 VES 828 | Rimhteenth Ward .lll2l: a94 305 instrument with that wondrous musical excel Sonn really fine musical | OF yn. cause tt Baye: fhe wentw-alxth ra a 10° ago | Elehteenth Ward ........ 1 74) ~a “ate ‘ig Strument. =. | : : aa) per cent, and St. Louls was third, | Twenty seventh Ward o 144 7064 Nineteenth Ward ....... 1383 an lence and great durabilit whi h h ; : oe. Mkrupt and could not afford with a gain of 13.46 per cent Twenty-eighth Ward ... 2.803 1010.) DPwentieth Ward ........ 1.821 gan . ‘ y 1C ave made 1t «Keen y 0 | oom | Gee come (ee | the choice of discrimi | Descriptive li | EReeg. ny, Nt itt” demands - teria pie ra 08 1670T scriminating music lovers every- and paper floor seen | a “No.” : ST LOUIS POST TWELFTH WARD. | where. You will appreciate its many qualities will be sent ‘6 sen aean | 3 _ witness dented that he kr - Nevrmern, Dorsev : i ; er the associat DISPATCH | rie. wen ....... | Neugeg. Doraes | request. : tation was A CH = ree eee 4 ave 196 | Ss a] | ; Base ne ee ee Founded oy JOSEPH PULITZEE PU. BY . aera 1.21 &: . | | Ke Ray is. ULITZER noc ccenaces 1603 401 | pecial New Small Grands priced as low as $475. Equitab] | EY that - ‘aymond demanded ste Published Daily by The Pullize: vudtisnin Pitth Ward ...eeeeseees 897 = 278 | allowance ; ee | 2 onversations between Re Boulevard and Olive @ Oo | Sixth Ward ........ ee, FS oT4 on your piano. Convenient terms f 5 Sapiro ba hal MEMBER OF TH i ee. 654s ob knee 1.75% 9 | erms oO Payment the, aited, terming th and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUCATIONS | CukDtm Ward ...c 202000: 2119 R48 | | | o a ye reble in any court, especia Associated , see ee Ninth Ward .. eee ocee 3,735 B10 | Federal) 3 » Ces the use for republication of al! pe hy vee Ey cas cases ys ® 423 344 | V ce at | | ce ane insisted SS oeweveter oy ted te this Peet a da pa Bb a4 | | | he ereaa be made. The reco local oewe publ ae , “n , ne 666 eee ~ i : fen 0 Al) rights of oubt Jah ot hirteenth \V ard cone cian 3.010 BRO Pened to too much dri herein are alec eared epecia) dis- syarwonts Ware , reat aha | . ee “y and asserted that it cow Rates by Mail, } Ware tees ny 472 ; ; and , Sixteenth Ward ......... 1.402 _ > Opene : 0 . “without Bandar. one. wast 2220: 8g gy | povgmecenth Wand ooo, O85 Sh] PRone JEfferson 2860 THE BALL-BBARING OFFICE MACH mony. be Miah OOM, GNP PORE ess seceeseesss: BO |Nineterntn Ward. 2cc01:) ase || See COMPANY of MIS : 4 D- Roske Some Sew re ee Tl GENERAL ISSOURI L CSmith & Corona ‘T’ ne gAaen.P. rcoks Operated o “SOTWS VHA , wee ses ade —. Ie : : a Deatwored by ity carrier ix tui-of-town dealer. | Teeny Mek Weert zane 82/01 Brake Service Co W.P. CHRISLER~PRESFIDENT na 1 ypewriters # LUMBIA. Mo. Apri 6. ‘ , . e ; = ©6©6@8-s « " - e: . . ** - Petey (Beieed an srotad-clas mati july Ii, 8B Puente Lik we’, ss PAAR Gal ae 1004 OLIVE STREET paar nss <=: 4 Dalya ie arenes, Preaident ie Send Se JR! 644 _ ; 4 ve Mo wenty-sixth Ward ...... 1.93 887 Exclusive ixepresentative for the Steinway Pi d 1108 Locust St MAi Louis, | ‘Se ce ; . y Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano. , in 3215 St. B. - for appendicitis at Um Ee i Ospital here today. eported doing nicely a 7 ‘

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ee - sonnineiietiaed otute SS " 2 Be, Pe ig. Nobody seemed te know wh me lived or what he aig for fing. A triend who declineg to rmit use of his name saiq today at Hine was credited with e scion of an old Southern — of Louisville, Ky. He was eved to be independently weal] bbling in stocks and real e Ause prominent friends ine giving him tips. His 4acquain. nce among head waiters was im essive. and hotel managers og § red to him. Domes From Forrest City, ary Some of the truth about Hine me to light yesterday when De. serene ome AD AND SAPIRO ASH OVER AO. OWEN ‘Joes He Make m in custody. Hine, the Post. spatch ascertained, its the son of sour Senator ee. arence R. Hine of Forrest City, rk. The father {s manager of agh ge plantation near Forrest City Ss hd has some prominence in poll. cs, having once served as County easurer. Homer left Forrest Cit fyhen only a youth and little jg —_———— IGE REBUKES nown of him there, but the Hing PI stiff Tells How He mily is of excellent standing in e community. Hine admitted that he had been the army in September. 1923, Managed to Draw Fees Living | Farming or Is He Pull- rtment of Justice agents took - man's Son-in-Law”’ ? Mis- “DRIVEL” IN RECORD From Many Co - oper- ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH _ PDEA PIGS FIP DOI re ee er et “—- a ~~ | ‘treasurer of the collapsed Wagner- | ‘the rule works both ways. Grant-Bell Realty Co., and con-| GRANT TQ AGtEPT WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1997 HUSBAND GIVEN ALIMONY, $750 FOR BEATINGS B-VEAR SENTENCE csrnia inn coin ' AND GO 10 PRISON | ‘Special Prosecutor and De- fense Attorney Agree on Terms for Him to ani Plea of Guilty. | Divorce, Orders Wife to Pay $50 a Blow. By the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.—J. B. Mulready has been granted a di- vorce from Mrs. Marguerite Mul- ready, alimony of $450, and $750 for beatings she gave him. ‘The decree was given by Judge Thomas F. Graham of the Superior Cour* Mrs. Mulready not only lost her | plea for a divorce, but she was or Penitentiary sentences totaling eight years will be recommended for Edward W. Grant, secretary- fessed swindler of its cients, when | | he enters pleas of guilty, to charges | _brought in connection with the; | firm’s failure. ‘and his attorney, Sigmund Bass, ap- | peared before Circuit Judge Ossing, It was learned today, when Grant that Bass and Andrew C. Maroney, dered to pay $50 a blow for strilk:- ing her husband. Several years azo , Judge Graham fined a man $50 a Dlow for beating his wife. He said The Senate Judiciary Committee has recommended to the Senate that it pass a measure, already ap- proved by the Assembly, that would permit husbands to obtain tempo rary alimony during the period of one year between interlocutory and final decrees of divorce. ROLLINS LEADS ~ WAGNER BY SIX — i — 17 MEN KILLED IN OIL EXPLOSION —— ee ee Ten Petroleum Stills and Two Storage Tanks at Parco, Wyo., Set on Fire, By the Associated Press. PARCO, Wyo., April 6.—Seven- | teen men were killed early today | ‘by an explosion in the Producers’ | Refiners’ Oil Co refining plant |Oil Co. refining plant here which | ‘with the subsequent fire caused damage of $500,000 to the refin , Oxy: The detonation was felt in Raw- lins, seven miles west. The aeci- dent was caused by the explosion of a chamber in a high-pressure petroleum still, which set fire to nine other stills and two storage | tanks. The identified dead are: John Paul Palmer, Frank Taylor, W. W. Dodd, Frederick Jesmer, | C. | Speyerer, Albert Smith, Victor | Nickerson, Clarence Posey, Victori- | ‘ano Montoya, Orcelo Martinez and Calvin Smith. George Evans Curry and Arthur | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROUTS HOLDUP MAN a | FOX TERRIER LINDELL BL. ROBBER —o_ ~~ 'Grazed by Bullet, Mike Pre- vents Holdup of Thomas F, James in Garage, The courage of Mike, a small | fox terrier with the heart of a batt- ler, last night prevented the rob- bery of his master, Thomas F. James, vice-president of the Brown Shoe Co., who was held up at 10:45 o'clock in the rear of his home at 4430 Lindell boulevard. Mike, tired out from playing all day with James’ two children, had retired to his bed in the gar- age after greeting James, who had put his car away. James was just closing the garage doors when a man, his face masked and a re- volver in his hand, stepped from the shadows and commanded “Stick ‘em up!” Perhaps Mike sensed the hos- tility in the stranger’s voice. He leaped through the half-opened door for the man, who swung his pistol down and attempted to ward off the dor. Mike wasn't wor- = . send sy . Ee eb . ? ne wry: Mina a> ome yl ne - one 1 Prey oe 4y ms ee ee ee a 4 7 - i al oer 4 Fh belleved to be fatally | ee” Pee OH 77 : — _ . " . . = ; Be O04 Le 2 tarp aan ‘ ae . _ . oS * . 5k 8 Ve, airy ~ sh 6 a " ; : oe gl 2 sateen eo Jl ’ 4 ae . BS, : ’ : ; ai , ‘ n . = Lk: > ae hi~ ache | 7 a ery has A ~ : PP elie Me 3 ft hay sae ath . re i tan ce oe tae @ “ i * ire a ts 45 Z wo a us Perehvig ee eee ts by Mb. gm A ee ae te a ie r Ag nee “rs SS tawe ee on . 7." big x re »* voy ’ WT os atewnc age es Pe ee ee a natin amen yt eae ake m , ? : ‘ P : 7 Sp + : ’ 7 ee . R 4 has Bar Me he & a at Peete, 7 ee RAP NS ex mets oy ey ; Pea ey, Sie SO , 7 Anca 1 i adi - et Pe 2 OF iy? cots ta ” P/ . aN 5 ial RS : spend ; oe ee ov “ ‘ “ hereoe VAD CNR ME Sc Sg ONE RAR ine ete he 2 . . 3 ~ aw) te A ates laow ang 2 - ‘ Nate i or te ehh anes ee Ne neni , ” . : nialte Se - ae bi asia. 1 ¥. 5 Py ak "a 2s ee . ” - na ers ee an ae 4 yang’ 4 Kite Wa ide te sp f y x suiiicadh LeLaREnL tkteeata anititon inna, ar ates fore aaa ‘ ty te Meh fees a ee a “ ¥ apr ee 4 pate tee) . a ne ened ms is | : ‘~* om about a ton of tater = ee a , + a pace aT Garo nto Continued from Page One. ~ te * ° » . i 4 Te ee a a eee : ie ’ . ; : : equewh 3 : a . ee ig RNs ee ae . fe aeape ratte on 9 ~ Ee * "y | ee ee CAn Opportuniti y Kitch-n-lint THE NEW FIN/S/ AChi-Namel Product en he and two other SOldierg pre accused of forging offj ’ rs. He was imprisoned at Goy. —__—_——- or’s Island awaiting trial by gy the Associated Press. 28 and came West, first visitin | : 4 “SaOPTaS er ; Rae oe SS a SSR oe spects secutor, ha ree to | ‘family and then locating in gy Meter Reed of Missouri, chief of | Sei aD ase | re ee es Prencosier, nee Saree re VOTES FOR BOARD | 4¥2!2 se : pg eg EES Cg Sy ae Pew oe % | the sentences and that it only re- | burned, are in a hospital at Raw- i ried by this show of strength. reery charge, saying that it was mentioned as a possibility for th | ; i Barking and snarling, he con@inued frame-up and that he ran away § Pemocratic presidential nomina- | pleas of guilty and pass sentence. |t© have the smallest majority, 39,-; Byron Polk, severely burned. y 1292. | All of the men who were killed ' 4 legs and circling around him. ‘hance wi v° aha war the status! a ae pete ; : ; Finally the robber fired a shot y chance with a courtmartial. with Aaron Sapiro over he status | & es = | ee f ? ELLOS of another case, however, and an- a asit ick : had one to th 4 & y Homer.” said a friend today of Frank O. Lowden, former Gov-j| ¢@ 2 ae : ae = | nounced he would hear suggestion ermanic ticket show these figures: ae > tO ree children. | “4 ° : ie See 0: be tate tye President. ['wenty-three men were work- Raat as the bullet grazed his forepaw, erybody liked Homer. People in os Republican presidential timber. ping : but he had won hig fight. As he erce-Arrows and Packards anq Reed was seeking to gain from : Curran, 14.314. | occurred in the high-pressure | Grant will go to Jefferson City, Second Ward. Dubbs still. Windows in houses MIKE. the holdup man turned and fied ‘ : ' | the alley. Homer. He could leave his Lin his $1 900,000 libel suit against the | . down : - ; pUUY ili . ne OF b See e eety sentence is pronounced. La into the stree 1aNnv bin any place he felt like aroun bile manufacturer; a history ti See aes nganke, 14,353. 9 e streets, many of them d | automobile ' o a ——- a Fourth Ward. half-clothed. Telegraph cof them | Tw PEDESTRIANS. INJURED Mike’s master the man a : i r vs ; . Te, j —_ a on P ) t . ! wa 2 ac m to park it. -The head waiters fijgtions he had represented. Be ae oe | —Pacific & Atlantic Photo MISSISSIPPI ABOVE FLOOD W. F. Otto, 54,892 cation on the Union Pacific Rail- ry he dog probably was the "b d bellhops and hotel managerg§ #e hit upon the National Wheat| fF qe. ame se | : | isoryv Committee | 4 é es: Be a : ; =: % ME. AND MRS. EVERETT B. | Sixth Ward, | Streams were turned on the burn- Several Othe sia ies: Ee klin A ae mage end ton esc pee > oF — . a ee a Ke ee % : viemnsinaientnanine Lange, 64,865 ing sti] . and the two cor . TS car Fran n ve-| the Wer End. He has been shot noney and tipped so lavishly. The Mormed at a meeting called in Chi-| & Rtg am +25 % WV , : -fourth Wa centigrade ( if Paes peOORD! he : sections on either side of the park- ; LONDOW, April 6.—A I of 2.7 feet since Monday. silat aed 459 7 me 102, respiration 24. Last night his | ele- rae --pe—a - » O4%, . % ; = . 1 an aes ’ 38 F enheit), pulse 110 and ¢ "Does he make his living farm- |ing away the curbs and grass. ice reports that the railway be- FOR GIRL STUDENT SPEFDER Twenty-sixth Ward. ee aa ae nheit), p | oris he the son-in-law of Pull- Fillers. 55.068 . reep 2. | ns, at a cost Of |) on cut. Miss Edna Moran, 17, Escaped in| Kane, 14,482. cat | nied Reed. “I. don't think he | $84,900, will be abandoned, and th* like Case Before Through Twenty-eighth Ward. dent Neun, were already members | akes his living as the son-in-law | whole street will be paved, for/, 62.) which is loyal to Gen. Miss Edna Moran, 17 years old, Miss Otto, 15,041. members are William Hoefle of the Be makes his living by his work | derived from bond issue f nds and from Kiangsi Province into Hunan, of 14 Yale avenue, Universnty City, Only Two New Aldermen, Second and A. M. Brinkman. of the a lawyer and by his work ag a | ame Time ronat ures to dummy discharge pa ‘ atives at S S . urtmartial. He escaped Dec 9 : ©. 24,8 pgTROIT, Mich., April 6.—Sen- Seis -To detectives he de nied th Ford's defense counsel, and | ‘he | Henry Continued from Pa i ' mained for the Court to accept the | ——— ee ge One. 'lins, as are P. L. Welsh and George to charge the man, snaping at his pcause I knew I-wouldn’t have exchanged angry words today | N ail = tion, n mre * . Judge Ossin ras busy ir e trial} ; g ssing was busy in the trial| The unofficial returns on the al-| Were married and most of them | at the dog. Mike yelped faintly s a prime favorite in his crowg or of Illinois, regarded by some (in the Gr: ‘ase late sa bly ' , ern ai i + rant Case late .. probably to- Neun. 55. 572. ing in the plant when the plier . —By a Post-Dispatch staff Photographet. | moved toward his antagonist again her big cars would stop to tal under cross-examination in , K } Bapiro " | probably by automobile, as soon as Hoefle, 65,274. were broken and residents fled Policemen who came later told he Chase and nobody ever told ef the national co-operative organ- | Roberts, 14,759. | road was temporarily broken. BY FALLING CORNICE yard robber” who recently has Ked Homer. He had so much Growers’ Advisor, ommittee STAGE, WITH FALL EXPECTED McFarland, 14.868. | st orage tanks, one of 7500 and the nue Building Escaped by Kun- at once or twice, but last night is Others said: ‘“‘Homer is ingharr whlishe ge . ' eaae ; | the i ris so gen W. Bingham, publisher of the maltreating their nine-year-old Tracks Under Water. a Trantina, 14,399. KING FERDINAND'S CONDITION 8:30 a. m. today when a 75s-foot : mong his other accomplishments Bghose who attended was Lowden, Pratt seared her legs with a | Sissippi River stood at 30.7 feet to- BODY OF MISSING GIRL | Maurer, 14,701. ss lends being that he had won§ Reed ran hurriedly down the at the Hotel Plaza, New York | ,, Because of Cough—Improve- the sidewalk with sepa , Student of Browning, Mo., Had Tormnan Injured by Automobile. ian: “ raarn’t ¢ theat vcrowe . G | By the Associated P Ww j y obile. ftion: “He wasn’t a wheat grower 'ported in the flood, although the Dorsey, 14,849. — BROWNING, a., “Aoeh ¢.~The 'top of the leWee were under several roves, suffered a fractured collar@ , : . | 2 - extremely grave this morning t- , ‘ -asn’t a heat g re oe erst. 14.730. YE ‘ ng, no He wasn't wheat grower was TROOPS RAID Fu 30 of the left foot, and Miss Adele | Eeamobile | packets and wharf boats had to ne been missing since Friday, was re- : ent know,” replied Sapiro, ‘‘he i f) l d h 1] r uenza severa ays ago, has he: ae ‘ : : Lukenbill, 14.598. 4} es and several fractured bones. A grows sOme grain. Mhoerougchfare From Clayton —— |reached Frtday at approximately 28 south of the bridge here, from Minister MacMurray nor the repre- | f | akon , ‘ , , , ' was able to si a number of docu- | Ls Korasick, 14,522. ras athe to sign a numb cornice creaked e warning. jumped. Biro. the middle of Skinker boulevard, | sumed to permit the actual entry|in proportion, registering 20 feet . night because of his cough, but ‘ | | a gaune Ziegenbalg, 14,737. wp _ : . dent to the receint heavy i'spondent over a misunderstanding is not being checked rez- ’ sa en. | ~ is temperature this morning as 37 mendid lawyer and a very fine/ or the narrowness of the paved |By the Associated Press. the reading was 24.5 feet, a drop| Bierman, 14,561. — | in some respects in the entire | dispatch to the Exchange romnmintinn ween S04 coatincnal j fs ‘_- Ow ye ait An ordinance now pending ro tween Changsha and Canton has es PE . ——— = hof the Pullman Car Co.?"’ de- | pave the two sectio aes e : The Fourth Army (of the Can- Faulty Information. Waldman, 64,536. of the board. The newly elected Pullman,” responded Sapiro. | $194,000, of which $93,000 will be) woo gaj_shek, has advanced the balance from er neral revenue. lishing headquarters at Heng-|@ Student at Washington Univer- The Aldermen were elected for| Fourteenth. rmer.”’ and injured internally by an au- tomobile operated by Robert with pain enamel finish ee sind C Smith! ends of your fingers are ory nerves in the human they are called “the eyes 2 TRS Seana en : GUARANTEE. "**+s.7ssepind dew fash you have ever used, your money will be refunded. ROLE Gee NT NBII i nek tea ae | , a 7 Ag { counsel Shanghal. rself with a trial machine? 9 obligation, Coupon Good From April 6th to 13th You can obtain the above by filling out coupon and presenting same +, ince of Hunan, in Southern | A wireless dispatch from that |'Man and Two hildren Taken to | City Hospital. Three persons were treated at City Hospital yesterday for dog bites. They are: . Downtown 1814 Sidney St. .. 1609 S. 39th St. ..3181 Moeorganford 3547 Arsenal St. 7631 S. Broadway 8208 Alabama 5300 West Av. 3939 W. Florissant 4015 Laclede 3848 Olive St. 5714 Thekla Av. Maplewood, Me. 6234 Easton Av. .. Clayton, Mo. Webster Groves, Mo. Fenton, 1305 State ‘St. East St. Leule, fil. . Collinsville, tl. } . Granite City, Square—Hexagon—and Hexagon with cut corners. leaving Hammered. Plain or Engraved Plain With Engraving »f Desired Several Engraved Styles Are Shown Chosce of Esther Bright or Platinum Finish AMBROSE MUELLER KOCH HDwW. HULL HDW. J. A. KRITE KRITE & HERR... MADISON HDW. CO. bree Peg it adds. 5 : TWO HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTS: This is interpreted in Hongkong, | !ne@ at 35 miles an hour on Delmar|odd-numbered wards, First to|Schwartz, Kralemann and ra Bunsel for the co-operative mar- ithe terms, aving | S ou — , meting committee of the American | rns le nner mee th oi yg lerance of communications between | Hamilton avenues. Her mother/1925 and hold over for two years| been members of the bodrd since Bureau Federation, as dia| *™ ere * |lthe Hankow extremists and the mi- | paid the fine. more. that body came into existence un- | Each of the Republican candi-|der the present Charter, in 1915 mittee, when they learned that i stenographer of 6173 Washing-| py way of the Yangtze River testified he followed Miss Moran{| dates carried every ward in the|Of those — z ne , - a" 14 av > . c ; =) } y . 1aVvin @federation was not going ahead |ion poulevard. was knocked down|through Shanghai. The Fourth |from. Euclid avenue and that she|city, Aldermen being elected by|the newest mem “e pm ee with constructive plans for the co- Army is commanded by Gen. Li/| passed eight other machines tn the city-wide vote. Twelve of the Re-|\elected last Novem er to a - hat instead John W. Coverdale! If this interpretation of the mes- | chine. Records indicate Miss Mo- gad gained its support for a project Pomer, 3225 Longfellow boulevard,| sage is correct, the coup consti- | Tan Was arrested three weeks ago} ; weg the Armour Grain Co. and | at Fourth an id Pine streets, at 5:45 | tutes one of the greatest surprises i'charged with speeding at 40 miles/| Fox Terriers, Pups in h marketing company. oe cil extremist and moderate sections of | missed because of a faulty inform-| to ‘ | St. John’s Hospital. pews $20 35 mid he and Petect resigned when William Trouch, 11, 1318 South/| the Cantonese. | @on. . Smooth $4 to $10 to prevail. i — { + | p he ocliated ect A Finger in Many Pies itured skull when he ran nto| .¢ the Chanesha-Canton railway be | BY the Associated Press. Levwe Seletticn DR Mtges that while he wan | Te"? Deer Caroline, at 4 p. M.| .onfirmed, it would mark the first; CLEVELAND, O., April 6.—Wil- | Liie 7 “| yesterday and was knocked down) ,4tya] military move by one fac-|!iam McDonald, 15 years old, was ‘by the automobile of James HH. +4 f th Ce ntonese against . | killed SURE CO t 7 ara t ’ tion ot e Cantoneé against an he also oo tag ae vin noe |Sotherlin, 4158A Flad avenue. The | other to hold up Allen Beattie on a street auton of 1.50 e 3 0 | - > Pins ——e boy was taken to Bethesda Hos- Canton is the original seat of | Alfred Palmer, going to Beattie’s received weekly. Me American Cotton Growers’ Ex- | ™ of eer t= ta th Tat Sen With the | Was exonerated by police. Pet Shops in the world. > thange, $375 0 from the Fede rated | FI ST IN BOND TRADING : bs the la 7 as y at 2 ¢ Wi h th iS ROO ARR in Sy saitaa We save fanciers many | y WOMAN R successful } advance against | dollars on dog furnish- | 4nd $1166 from the Holstein-Frie- | Torth i] . ‘ - ” ae > of | ' } - repeat y all day and § Man Dai : | De als in $30,000,000,000 Wo tonegse Government officials went about 105. d 7 rying Association. | War Issues in Decade. Rone gga upg , | Bones, each That he should be allowed to do| . “4al to the Post-Dispatch to Henkew, waere ‘they are nem Several heads of American firms Metal Training | Special to the : , Collars i iano § = > ’ \ a+ . : nervous system. Head Berea In this paragraph of the un- | sd Chiang Kai-shek mn neen at General for his approval of their § terstanding arriv ed at with the : Erma Dell] Eggleston, bond trader j odds for some time with the eX- ré maining at thei r posts. but he | t i x " : : F ; } , > + | ¢ > iat ile nen? a) , 7I1T — ‘ : et . . 7 A. M. ‘nt (oon. fers, afternoon fatigue are § Federation: “It is understood that’ and an authority on Government tremist element in Hankow. Cut formed them they would stay at Hours: 7 A. M. to 8 P. M Dally—Sunday stead} nervous dram. Prlety for any other farmers’ or- traded a total of $30.000,000,000 {these extremists from the more l aluable Coupon : ‘ ") , rate ACT) in Do : ) rhi Wanizations. and announcement of | worth of Liberty bonds. The total |moderate faction in Ce wears which | | ——— hiang. AT THE ChiNamel STORE ere} hank - rn wUps May not fee! pony Mr. Sapi- | double that of the New York Stock |Chiang is direc satin a + y . , 4 ‘ lita a ipaign if ri lis neadce feismoshock tofinges TW wercuting nimseit trom their |Exchange for the same period. |military campaign, trom his_he terlin uiver UandilesticKs f Chi-Namel Kitch-n-Ti strike bottom And the Tvice as mark ; ting by Her total is approximately quarters at more o # el tch-n-Tint a ‘ Irae + | Anti-American Boycott Begins in 4 ‘bonds issued by the Governmen ‘ , ) a, casy and swift. which means that she has bought| Capital of Hunan Province. given absolutely FREE during the week of Special | By the nesses see ine : Offer. a Broom Sire oer Bas be. |ever was in existence. She has| SHANGHAI, April }. ——- Anti- Name use of articles published in the | done a single day's business Of American agitation, taking th he | | . \ ; "0 & Jew and see king to con- THREE TREATED FOR N06 BITES American goods, has broken out A most outstanding Jaccard's value. Solid Sterling PA ES Rite... etthim with an international at Changsha, capital of the Prov- Silver Candlesticks of Colonial design which are ten , “hina oe inches high. Three ditterent shapes are provided. : Denies Being “Tet Out.” “Ae a matter of fact, it let you oyvcott went into effect at noon FAMOUS-BARR CO. eo gemang 7 en i peactoalty Jack Keath, 34 Monday, and that the American SCHROETER BROS. ac .@€acn, i 2 - p J A } eon. ; ; ~ ~ . Consul has gone aboard the Unite CLAUSEN HDW. CO. didn’t it?” demanded | 1434 Dolman street, aor ae States gunboat Palos, on the } + ad. NS” left ankle; Dorothy Dewar, 4, oli |... preparatory to : : -FREUDENBERG HDW. CO.. : ray a ‘rain 3 ze er the association was still face and n ck: and Lorral e . eck The whole province of Hunan WINKELMANNS >, oning or was extinct. er, 4 years old, of 1129 Walton 1} be evacuated bv foreirners | ' i’ ® Raymond demanded stern- | avenue, left thigh torn. aim | hedeeien of taber ane antl H. R. pa ney pn pepinssed Fetigs ake F. H. STEINHAUS Sapiro be halte qd. termine thein More than 15 previous cases uf Weimnindal River NEW MARKET HDW. co. eg in any court, « specially | the hospital within th: last month. . esi Province reported fhat | ee : ne ROWLEY HDW. CO.. E. L. SCHEIDT HDW. been opened to too much drive! while at Hankow, headquarters of | WELLSTON HDW 8 Q@nd asserted that it could | @F the As* ta ted Press a eee ie ee ae as ae sisa very s ecial urchase. We advise an ear y d Mat at . malist rovernment, ail 1 P ot hr j —- ” . ‘eared aft housiness L virtus ally at a standstil : OPFICE MACHINS®S MMtimony” he said. imond field’ has been discovered at | business ts teaiggyes ehe > |alexander Bay, south of the mouth; Japanese civilians have oarded Brooks Operated On. | the Orange River, says a Cape- |steamships on the Yangtze, making , a! bh University of Missouri, was op-| said to have acquired contro! of | main : 5 ° é r . Se to the diggings. The largest stone | Americans took quarters close t LOCUST ef NINTH estal Ai ae was fined $30 today for speed |four-year terms. Those from the Aldermen Otto. Bergmann, ‘Sapiro testified he resigned as| dispatch says, aS meaning sev-| boulevard, between Clara and/|Twenty-seventh, were elected in/ have served three Walton Peteet, director of the com- | Miss Adele Gokem, 22 years old, noritv supporters in Canton except i Motor Cycle Policeman Cheswick erative marketing of wheat, but | | Chai-sum. ‘blocks which he timed her ma-]| publican candidates, besides Presi-cancy. +. " ; + c : 4 ; + ¢ > Ua n 1 t } o Rosenbaum Grain Co. into a|., 1, yesterday. She was taken t: |in the reported split between the |an hour, but the charge was dis ine tetecd: nattdbeed their obje uc ste iled |, — jections to such a step failed 'Grand boulevard, suffered a frac-| cponia the report of the cutting | Boy Robber, 15, Killed tn Holdup. | Easter Rabbits mse -operativ - | | for the co-operative mar last night when attempting Live § *Sanizations, receiv 9000 fro ; celving $ raed, pital and Sotherlin was arrested. [+pe southern regime established aid, fired one shot at McDonald. He Largest fine complete Pruit and Vegetable Growers, Inc., Pin : eeseanar: the Northerners, some of the Can- Americans itn Hankow number ings. Rubber Dog il of the keys feels like a > established. applied to the American Consul r work, he said. Ww as cove NEW YORK, April 6.—Mrs. | ‘ a é A ‘ ai A a _~on! J a . ] . NATIONAL PET SHOPS, Corner Cardinal and Olive : acitine ailwayv "OU isolate | +} — » Sapiro may act without impro- |securities, in the last 10 years has|ting of the railway wo ld isolaté ‘their own risk. L C Smith and she will us will be made so that other |of her transactions is more than | presumably supports Cc the antonese With each purchase of one quart or the double the total amount of Liberty “ali 214" vulcanized in rubber all bristle brush will be $ .00 af the Okla- ‘or sold twice every war bond that i ] ait born Inde ‘pendent pointing out $38.900,000. form of a strike and a bovcott of Address - a acy to control agri- place today said the strike and to the dealers listed below: he ‘Tupt and could not afford to a | you pe Siang | | NALANDS HDW. CO. E The witness denied that he knew | California avenue — of Changsha LANDERS Conversations between Reed | dog bites have been reported at : oO H. E. WILLARD Pedera} court. ar qd insi ited t} ‘ 7 ee SERS a gens oral strike against al! foreign 4 ian be made The rer oie NEW AFRICAN DIAMOND FIELD , - ih d for noon today | J. G. WEBER HDW. | ? 6. ch dia-'the Natk be opened to a year or two of | LONDON, April 6.—A rich ¢ still | selection for they are too good a value to last long. e I Cc | a Reocin 0 Wr ted Pre *S8. . ‘ a - . . _ hon iters Dn 4 . re > ey acuate Hankow. Abc af BI ae. fown dispatch. ready tc “ Mo. April 6.—Dr. : 100 French, Belgians and Swiss re- | acca S MAJESTIC PAINT CO.., Distributers the waterfront so as to be reads rs has been ca a968 D. Brooks, president of Powerful! financial interests ar | : in the city. Britishers and Frojuswe Jewelers 3215 St. Louis, Me mn for appendicitis at Uni- | E-* Hospital here today. He \thus far reported weighed §1 carats mtied doing nicely. and was valued at £7000 ($25,000). to 1410 PINE STREET leave on short notice. The ) ) me

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL ©, 6, 1921 20 PAGE 4 ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DisPATES “ec ae MTR CAPA See Our Other Announce- ment on ee eee —erennnepan Damar - ~ : . “ ty : ee . : — . ap F re 6 ‘ a ‘ - fl ree -* * : : ad . lithe PW: PMI 2 tere reg ee ae “ > eR rh drt — wbteas . foe . 4 .. : Fare . . . a? 4 9»: gr 2 ET we BAT OTe) eM é Peres . . oY, Aig 305 . - ; . .: - = = . 7 bein 5 =* - gas es wr “ = 5 a ad li viii . a Na eae Bie a se on ne What dence a hun ba: Bind ay a 4 at op EG OR 2 as “a ‘ is . ceik a 5 ginscbin anal RAP oor Bier as rane ’ eo os aes DRI OD ARO i i eae lyvigs RE OE OI RS BA bediee eran vay oe ° 2 ™ 2 RRS ae _— peti! 3 : . n 4 ™ y wy x ya pew NS q # oust oe r & » sk Dd. — \ + \ | Boys’ 4-Piece Blue Suits For Confirmation $9.75 15 2152 .98 | YELL tailored of serges and cheviots in the newest douthe-becsted models — Suits consist of coat, vest, one pair knickers and one pair of long ts or two pairs of knickers. Sizes 6 to 16 years. MMM AAAY . ~ \" 5 > " _—s . we RS Ee RR Oe RR RN ee oe + rere or AAANAAAANA AAAAAANNAAAANAAAAAA AAA . SH SY MH MO MQ \ a ~ « \\ \ eo s=-se ¢ & 2e «=a | oo... oe “— ie es ee ep en o~ ss » : > = —— ee ee ele pw in = > Shirts and Blouses 95 | Of white English broad- | cloth; cut full and roomy; collar-attached styles; Shirts ter-piece tops; in sizes 12 to 14%4; Blouses | Spring fabrics. in sizes 6 to 14. i (Downstairs Storey Girls’ New White —— For Confirmation and aid * oe ey eg” Se ee + . = Ss Pa i i ee ———=—- wee ye Se 5 c tag oh Sas er ameherda Se slain. nme LRP RGGI IAN GM . J AR: Be Ces eR RS BOLE ME | et a ‘. > Eee ; . 5 a. > ~ \ ~. + . \ ™ ’™ With Easter Just Around the Corner We Launch a Great Easter Sale of - aa ate >» > >» >.» = after any illness cannot Sacra ta ies oninies ak r nourishment from oj nictraction no ood b but need a food tonic; system of tr cant as Father John’s Medicine — Defeat of } to build new flesh and strength. | Plewood for r a nourishing elements in Twenty of the county's $2 school; J OG Beer ~~ PH Rh PCM EDS Se RE RTS GA aeaenntrwres Easter—Newest Styles districts held elections. ATS oo f Father John's edicine are Results by towns follow: easily — up a a nw enone Webster Groves—Vote for Com-|| ‘A\ : \ : i aeaiall ncaa a system romptiy made Over missioners: J. B. Chipman, who! | ' FL into new healthy tissue has been Mayor, or chairman of | Rw PRACTICALLY every woman will find exactly the ; | chines — pe ag: ~ P. ns C0 1 U7 AN . Coat to suit her type and taste in this large group, fea- 7 dainty models that are suit- & terms, 1932; William Stoeckers. i" . : able for confirmation and while ing this ol -fashioned :¢13- Eaward Wilson. 1869: Her- t\ | > tured at a price that carries an EXTRAORDINARY family medicine which contains pert H. Yates, 1718; Dr. W. F. |} NUM NG SAVING. Innumerable fashionable versions for sports, | Easter. : no alcohol or harmful drugs. O'Malley, 1704; Fred Holegamp VA business and dress wear. | Trimmed with hand 1662. Stoecker and Wilson, who , smocking embroidery lace, | were elected with Chipman, were Vg $ fF 1 ’ ri pet FEATHER on the ticket of Holekamp, Chip- Mi ’ Sj W ’ Sj E Sj ru , es, bbons, : man’s opponent. A special tax rate ISS€S izes omen $ izes xtra 1Ze$ Straightline and belted v a of cents, to provide a fund of y, ; les — lon or short JOHN S ibout $7000 a year for support of a 14 to 18 36 to 44 42! 2 to 524% sty ! - % ib DY , sleeves—sizes 7 to 14. MEDICINE public library - ware "ane re | ’ (Dewnstatrs Stere) ischool, wt rotted. 2869 ¢ 549. Mrs. \; e x. “ npg tage inn 2 ea Potied. Come in the Newest Colors and Black, Navy BUILDS HEALTH ed Mrs. W. R. Figber for the Schoo! " Blue and Black and White Combinations OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS Board. aS University City—-Mayor Eugene. D. Ruth, Marshal George F. Ward, Collector William 8. Steel and Al- Materials— | Trimmings— Attractive Easter Hats. 1} Styles in T derman Arthur E. Ebbs of the Sec- |; Poiretsheens, kashas, The fur trimmings + , , In a Special Sale : ond Ward re-elected without oppo- twills, suede, cheviots, include monkey fur, a ef sition. Other Aldermen elected: | satins, imported | squirrel, twin beaver, 6 7 J : s First Ward, Edward Webder, de- | e | Sf : 4 OUSEWIVES isd tain . ~ CE ene ove oe - EE er EET ee AION AE NN A a Np - \, . : ‘ . ' . ~ % ¥ ) ’ { PEt ee, ae m ‘ , POURS ¢ a 43 — ‘ cf $ 7 hits ota ae bet a Seven - 2 Paige em ee CAIN eb vw Bovcnia ce . ‘ tweeds and mixtures. and waved coney; also feating Frank L. Mackey, incurm- teas =a stor Dress Section. bent, by 40 votes; Third Ward, Or- | The majority are six other clever new trim- lightweight val C. Sutter incumbent. Police Ws | lined. ming ideas. * Judge A A. Ladd, 79 years old. e) fe © Daten teal a burnie, Hampshire, who has been on the bench 14 1 i) ge | HAtTs °o ss Hair an cause they're tubfag years, re-elected. A suit by Uni- KE azure, ed with and plaid designs versity City probably will be nec- N W Ea t r Dr $9 75 flowers or tailored trims— : ee i ce its title to the c ste ESSES, ” there are all head sizes in - | Call CEn erritory it voted to annex, the : : . 7 i — & An excellent collection—flat crepes, Geor- | the group. ha Ei phone Sho gette crepe, crepe de chine and printed crepes | Medium and large droop = e | south half of Olive City, a new town incorporated Monday in an in an unusual assortmnt of new styles in wanted colors. Sizes 14 to 52% eS, a. o » - “ere 2, rae ng ad — - wt he aalite: sint-eee i Ap Si s rte wk he ke oe : . 2 : & — “as pare iNET iy. ahi ag ny ~ _ = eet Ak le 8 Ning ies « D tek oe ee g igterg a ~w — Sa 9 aac ananes : eS ae ; .. 5 © . t ) A ; Py : . % ‘ 2 b . : i rs ee BR a 4 Peay pear a fh “kN ne at bene pe 9 lia ale —~ ee a ER nat en oe Hats in rose, orchid, goose- berry, gray, monkey skin, effort to prevent the annexation of this section. Bond issues of $30.- 600 for a bridge over River des . : D tairs Store) ; pmapoaed ns Peres to connect Olive boulevard 7 i ae -*% XC . ‘ e ~- & *“**# ee “* im Jes? \, ~ leotaditinctehendhinn Elenite aitienmin dinate aint ee Brentwood—BRoard of Trustees elected: Mayor, William A. With. row; tmcumbent; Howard L. Jones Eéward J Burke Joseph w Hioarn Electric Co., 904 Pine eck and Charies H. Mille: rar, with votes ranging from cc. to 40 CEntrai 3454—3455~~3 Rurding the tame civowinaiiy’ dees i900) ‘Continued op Next Page fh. 3 ; eine Ava) ty a 2 AR eee el otal LL AS RNR A i BON A A ee Se ES il a ae

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Boys’ Spring Caps. 95c The season’s newest pat- ferns in one and eight quar- ter-piece tops; all are of Spring fabrics. (Downstairs Btere.) ee ee Viger eiee > ag r hi +» aaa ' S. ec RT: yee . ‘ “ ~~ Qo ‘ \ \ Q ‘ \ ~~ SSS LS Wy SS QQGQ_G SSN ‘\ ‘ \: SS ‘ Y \ ~~ SS SS as SS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 SS 1 SS See Our Other Announce- ment on Opposite Page ST AER & GRAND-LEADER FULLER Telephone Orders Filled —Call CEntral 6500 Sizes 36 to 46— in All Styles Sizes 48 to 52—in Five Styles Offers Value of Unusual Importance at the Low Price of COMING just at ‘welcomed by thou garment offered 1 and conforms to 36 to 50. ‘ese &® @# 32 @ BE im ee a oS . a English Broadcloth Rayon- Fancy Madfas Durable Cr eee Beers s Beginning Thursday Morning at 9 o'Clock— pecial Sale of 4200 Apron Frocks 1= FH] ‘dress Section have learned the economy of choosing a supply of Apron Frocks when our Wash WM AN W ell Made and Carefully Tailored —Exceftional Values Seven of the Many Styles im Tubfast Ginghams -—Al] at One Price UNM Dress Section holds a Dollar Sale! Especially when the materials are of such excellent quality— lightweight for Summer wear—and the Aprons so generously cut and well made! Braelock, Kal: burnie, Hampshire, Park Hill, Amoskeag and Security ginghams are fashioned in many styles—and be- cause they're tubfast they will not loose their fresh, bright color. Small checks, fancy checks, blocks and plaid designs in every popular color. 72s a = aaa el, SF. AW Call CEntral 6500 if you are unable to attend the sale in person. . .and our Tele- phone Shoppers will make selections for you, carefully, accurately, promptly. neid ~/ lg ¥ = Inlaid Linoleum Tile and W ood Effects; Very Special, Sq. Yd. An attractive floorcovering, very durable, with the colors built through to the burlap back; the pleasant designs and color effects make this Linoleum ideally appropriate for sunroom or any room in the house. Interpreting MIM Head the List of Smart Tailored Costumes for Easter—Many Styles at Printed Linoleum, 4 yards wide, will cover the average size room without a s¢am—attractive color combina- &9 tions and patterns. Sq. yard....... C Faas beet sit el 4 Lary PTE (Sixth Floor.) $9.5 ma $35 HE Tailored Suit is admittedly a leading vogue of the season—and the maid or matron who chooses it as an Easter Costume chooses wisely! The Misses’ Store specializes in the youthful, tailored type of Suit with short, jaunty jacket, in navy twill, light-colored twill and mannish tweeds. The Wom- en’s Section presents both the tailored and the three- piece styles at these featured prices—in silks, in twills. and tweeds. So, you see, theres never a figure nor a personality that cannot be “suit-ed” here! ~ a, Binailel Decorative Scrap Basket Hand-Painted Fiberord i A gay little basket—rose, blue, orchid, orange, gray or black with a charming bouquet of flowers in natural colors— is a delightful as well as prac- tical waste paper basket for the boudoir, sunroom or living room. A Gossard Reducing Garment $8.0 A perfect foundation for the new silhouette, this elastic clasp-around is especially designed for the larger woman desir- ing a porous elastic re- ducing garment. A new model perfectly designed to flatten the back and give the desired slender- izing lines. Every Suit Must Have Its Blouse The tailored vogue brings the blouse into the spotlight of Fashion—and our Blouse Section proves a center of interest with new styles arriving daily! Tailored blouses, blouses with Vionnet necks and blouses of more elaborate type—the variety is complete, in wash silks, wash crepe and washable broadcloth! $1.98, $2.95, $5.95 to $12.75 (Art Needlework. Second Floor and Square 17—Main Floor.) New Squeez-Ezy Mops 2 | 90 Mop, without wetting your hands, with this new Squeez- Ezy with a wringing device that wrings the Mop dry in an instant. A time and labor saver —no metal parts to get out of order. See it demonstrated. Ex- tra heads, 75c. Fashioned of superior quality elastic, that is guaranteed not to split or tear — this garment gently massages and re- duces the overly-devel- oped thighs and abdo- men of the larger figure. The Suits Sketched, Right The notched Right smart of light and -sait Misses Suit gray pepper- tweed, with darker grey braid binding om coat anc wraparound skirt. 325 Center: collar and pockets bound on this Suit of navy blue twill, from the Women's Section, $25 Pi rst Woman's three-piece Suit — as practical as it 18 smart —of Coverteen with frock in two-piece et- fect with crepe top. are satin- ‘Third Floor.) (Fifth Floor.) (Corset Salon—Second Floor ) I> Three Suits for $2.75 the beginning of the Spring season, this sale will be sands of men. Every n this special group is. of the well-known Chalmers make this manufacturer's high standard of quality. The event is made possible by a special purchase at a remarkable price concession. Sizes The Materials Include : Rayon-Striped Porsee Satin-Striped Madras Striped Madras Aero Weave Madras epe Madras Fine Brodie Soiesette Sale Begins at 9 o Clock Thursday Morning Sale of Chalmers Union Suits = a Smart Spring Handbags —Tarlored of Leather—A Shecial Grouf-at $9.95 It is easy to follow the de- cree of fashion that the Bag must match the shoes, the hose or other accessories, when you can select smart leather Hand- bags of pinseal, lizard calf, alligator calf and novelty leathers in colors to match or harmonize with each cos- tume at this unusually low | price. Sleekly flat envelope and pouch Bags—clever slen- der models that hold an amazing amount, yet re- tain their trim lines. (Main Fioor.) the Easter Mode for Women and Misses Fashionable Tailored Suits \\ (Men’s Furnishings and Square 19—Main Floor.) Brief ee of Cowhide $4.15 Seldom do you have an opportunity to purchase a Brief Case of such char- acter as these at so low a price. Some outstanding features are: 3 Pockets Straps All Around 16x10-Inch Size Excellent Lock Black or Brown Smooth or Embossed (Luggage Section— Fourth Flieor.) __ PAGE 5 ==>)|| NORRIS WOULD VOTE : : ’ i : ; ’ ' ; | ' ; ' ; : ’ ’ | ; |moral awakening’ TODAY, AS 10 YEARS AGO, TO STAY OUT OF WAR ___ Continued from Page One. t was a war of gigantic commer- interests from beginning to | cia} | end, “Men in high publie office today get away with things that would have meant their defeat, if not their disgrace, prior to the war. “Corruption, political and busl- ness, blooms throughout the land, and America, full-stomached and content, only envies the politician the chance to be corrupt. Wherfte there was to have been the ‘great there has been only a great moral stupefication. “In the debate on the war reso- ‘lution, I said that when we entered the war we put the dollar sign on the flag. The remark aroused an- tagonism and I was severely con- demned. Yet who can now doubt that we did so? || “Two hundred and seven people confessed to incomes of more than ' $1,000,000 last year, according to (official Treasury figures; 340 more | admitted —~$600,000; (of $250,000 or more. i that , wealth ‘cept sadness, grief, incomes in excess of 1.429 more to incomes What does mean? It means that the of this country is surely concentrating in the hands of the few. | “The war made i millionaires aplenty. But it made little else ex- misery and /moral decay. P “And how well do we know to day, 10 years after, what some of ‘us suspected on April 6, 1917. We ‘know, for instance, that German) did not ‘start the war,’ although she was culpable. But we know now that Russia, France and Great Bri't- ain had a hand tn it, and were also culpable. “We know that our allies came ‘to us with hands outstretched, wet. eyed, and murmuring idealistic ‘promises of a new order in the ‘world. Justice was to be enthroned ‘and the Golden Rule was to sup- ‘plant the old code of intrigue, de- ceit and distrust. And we know now that their hands were out- stretched in the direction of our pockets, while their own pockets were filled with secret treaties and plans for dividing the swag, which they carefully kept from us. We know this now. More Militarism Than Ever. . “We went to war to end militar. ism, and there is more militarism today than ever before. “We went to war to make th-« world safe for democracy, and then | there ts less democracy today tha: lever before. “We went to war to dethrone autocracy, and spectal privileg+. and they thrive everywhere throughout the world today. | “We went to war to win the | friendship of the world, and they hate us today. “We went to war to purify the soul of America, and instead we only drugged it. : “We went to war to awaken the American people to the tdealis*ic concepts of liberty, justice and fra. ternity, and Instead we awakene‘ them only to the mad pursutt of money. | “All this, and more, the war | brought us. It is our harvest from | what we sowed. ' | “You ask me ff I would vote again today as I voted 10 years ago this day. The anewer is, I would,” MAYOR CHIPMAN IS RE-ELECTED1IN WEBSTER GROVES Continued from Preceding Page. Seven defeated ca didates received ‘votes ranging from 162 to 24 j|| Withrow, Jones and Burke formed + Collector: one administration slate and Horn - back ang Milier were On a con- 'nlete independent ticket. None of lthe ticket made up of three incum- 'bents and one other man, who op- | posed the present fee system for boulevard stop and other traffic ‘arrests, was elected. The town tax irate was increased from 12 to 20 ‘cents for one year, to add a second story to the Town Hall and to build la garage for a new fire truck. | Clayton—Andrew J. Shores, ty- 'eumbent, a bailiff in Circuit Court, defeated ©. E. Morton, a former leditor, for Fourth Ward Alderman, .47 to 43. Police Judge Henry Stecker and Aldermen John E. 'Eggers, Joseph Strong, John Lynes ,-and Glenn Mohler elected, unop- | posed. ) Perguson—Mayor William 4H. Tiffin elected to a third two-year term, over 8S. R. Millman, 614 to 293. Others elected: Marshal and ex-officio Collector, Irvin H. Bkink- er, ineubbent: Otis H. Graf, Charlies _E. Musick, incumbent; John J. fe- hey, O. As Mason, unopposed, and |G. W. Owen, unopposed, Aldermen. ‘John M. Vogt and Clifford Day elected to School Board. : Valicy Park—Those elected: J ©. Sturdy, Police Judge; Henry C. Hildebrand, incumbent, unopposed, W. C. Vance, incumbent, John Reddienger, incumbent, A. L Mellott. incumbent, unopposed, and ; Albert McCullough, Aldermen. Btur- WO metre ee a ts , a2 eS Nas Fal a pinto bg Sag > ra sili ot reeled gt oj Ailing ns, Fi 4 EB x ‘ pal hel +s | malts pa hangs DM he Eke. Ue eee POR cn by * i af re oa 8 : r 8 i ee =~ Fah eeers » ey ‘se ae ss, s * piney. — aa tesestdidn ’ . K os . m4 a - ; ‘ money " ne " ye ee % es is 84 9) Se ‘F * 6 sa oo % : tr e \ ee, a ea 3 a : ‘ ; we + ius al iy 3 . - frdinthe ws * a hong > . —*' 1% nhne 0 een ee daha PAL eae one by bas) pews 1 foe alate oes A , : ie eee ae ie Ag ge es - n F sO) A . A A fon =N A I SRO RII. OPMENT eligi ate nena - 2 : oa - - : , > ame ee e X ‘ pe ' P rent, Aa on Gent . Silber. “9A . af aye 4 ‘ 2 ‘ f a ae “ 3 : ; > vi ; ’ “y 4 2 ‘ - my CNS, YO Dk at a Fens CDI OB At Rh Ae Mm 6) se TR ba PN ’ peerergs e. ar Wee t~ 2 ~ - ‘ me ‘ - 4 An ‘ Me 4 : ¥. : F} ‘ . m mae meee! -_ ~— EES The Sacow teens gait ae 2 cates: ¥ PINK AM ie, - 2F y 7 A? 1 " 4 By a , r + ot ath oy 1 preety ee ee oe + © IE oe Mid) eed ’ -s th Aaimapaen-» jaime Tet, ‘ricntia sapdlabtita,: enithitantipibteg sit te es Ta : CLAN EYELET ION RED INE kA EAR LAN. 9S Mp ee yey Ne patron t / ; th th eer wre ae peer f 7 1", ; ‘ a

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r Satoh an, a So an . 4 io Ce ORM, ’ & erm sah iets e+ ~~ a | PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ a _WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIG 6, 1927. DUIS PO ~ 4 “REINDEER KING DES : Cos } + oF jes e Speeds to His Abi. 7 4 : sted Prees. | ee Artistic Garden Pieces —7 tS BE, Wash, April ¢ If 4 Tl u Ss Seplilu weaitnys x 4 | uring 34x48 inches when open. {| give excellent service, at a moderate price. Square yard These Machines have J ie Gumwood base, neatly | | : are fully guaranteed. i | finished r 943. 50 | Imported Scotch Inlaids | Jaspe Effects Are Smart Sale of 179 Breakfast Sets Singer-66 $15 | i; j Exceptionally beautiful colors and pat- Lovely soft colorings that resemble car- l 5ve= | ie | a eee combinnens. | Vey) | | il hae ees Choice of Several Patterns, 32 ka White Rotary $15 ie quality, the square 1 85 -66 $25 , ot - , - | yard $2.00 | brown and gray. The sq. yd. $ ° singer $5 ie ea Wagon ie eae G-O fee $ Singer : ia | -csooosapgalbe . f g = * 2 | Rugs Made From Fine Carpet Samples—1st Floor Tables 5:52 White $18 aa ov it a al tet ta ‘ Op, conga of Ce - ya: | Velvet, Axminster and Wilton Carpet that would sell for as high as $5.50 the yard, Electric Bi 3 ee en open. Ae- ES ee ® | ‘S) f| made up into one-yard and one and one-half-yard lengths with edges serged. Excellent H{IGH-GRADE wares, some with plain Portable $30 oat _ movable glass tray. $17 tbe © > Hee | colors and patterns. gold bands, others with blue lines | Bai. | Rubber-tired wheels : » or floral decorations. Open-stock Singer $27 | ale | : 05c ‘ $1 95 $3.25 $4.25 Each pieces can be had to match all of these White $20 eal : ; ES omy 7 aH Sets, providing excellent choice. Domestic $5 . i | Upholstered Boudoir Chair China Shop—Fourth Floor. 3 4 | Overstuffed style, covered in tapes- | 50 others ‘ | try or velour, in attrac- $2 450 Se ; ; | | — tive color . asonable Bedding Specials . | pee Linen Damask Tablecloth Sets §§ cw» Pian Payments @PRING needs for the bedroom are fully provided for in the Blanket Shop, : Vandervoort’s Sewing where fine Blankets and Spread h th t Af 60x60-Inch Cloth P $ a preads are shown in the greatest variety. ew Six 14x14-Inch Napkins low-priced specials are mentioned below. if | End Table With | } | ea | | . n] MOST attractive Set is this of linen dam- A: ‘ mit i , Book Trough | Comet . Hair Blankets | 250 Beacon Bl ets ask in a choice of floral patterns. Both the Cloth 1 Hf 4 ? Of sample size. made of gumwood, PBs, Sessoms bo ieee bes yom | Solid colors, in all the favorite shades, Napkins have hemstitched hems. A value that h gas finished in $4 Q5 cellent for the sleeping porch and Summer neatly bound to match. Size 66x80 inches. makers will appreciate. i | a) | - walnut ° camp because of their durable 6 5 | Lightweight and fluffy, suit- $2 75 é Yai ; | D p Ch color. Size 66x80 inches $ e 0 _ able for Spring use; each . Bridge Sets | Breakfast Sets x iG | ining-Room airs : z a ) : e Dainty Spreads of White Crinkle Cloth $7.00 } $4.95 5 his | of good design and finish. Gum- f | —= | = is ts us ip | wood finished in walnut with tapes- | Good quality that will look well when laundered often. In both sizes, | | bs : i 3 seats. Armchair to match, if Blue, pink, yellow Or green | Colorful checked Linen Sets : F on | Aa at | 81x99 Inches, $1.95 72x99 Inches, $1.75 | check linen cloth 36x36 inches | with 50x50-inch cloth and giz ~ 4 ; j | $4.95 ; ne : Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor | and four 12x12-inch napkins. | 13x13-inch napkins. - :. ; . ' a ap | | J | Silver : | Tea Napkins 4d a | R Br " 35c Each, 3 - O0 Bleach | Bath Towels | ‘g5 95 Dozen aL, Ae a ' Upholstered Love Seat | — USNES, C Lac f or : : 6 for $1.25 VF a | Cc | | Napkins White with blue, | Linen damask; a i wae —_ Jacquard velour, in OST beautiful of flowering bushes! $3.95 Dozen pink or yellow borders. _ hemstitched hems; BT Several color | ‘ _ Size 18x38 inches. size 14x14 inches. © ie oan $79 00 "4 The Housewares Shop offers a : All-linen Napkins | | | AE ices wide selection of full-grown, dormant ho: Mal , 3 se. /@ Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. n Orai patterns. Linen —_ a a two-year-old, nursery stock Rose Size 20220 inches. =| tga ” ie : “ Bushes. Linen Huck | Porto Rican | Pillowcases — _ cee | 5 4 | ) R ; Pp ] | Gen. Jacqueminot Teplitz Towels 6 ae +195 Fae : | a 200 — Curtain Panels) | a a a 45c Each 3 nemscitctet HT he flash . | Roasts | Pp Ulrich B ve deved deoen hems; size 22/4590” : { 4 : Regularly $1.85 $ 25 | eCimCr : ric runer $4.95 Dozen Size 15x24 inches. inches. Excellent § , oe. | Each. for pede art | (Pink) (Cherry Crimson) White with Jac- __| quality. : ( ‘LE - ‘ | A ; B Paul N | quard borders. a : : 3 FINE assortment of natural and amet ; epee - eg nog ag — Bleached : a gold colored weaves, finished with (Rose Pink) (Red) , Size 18x31 inches. |§ Tinen Huck © Linen : on soenty of Coane Z| bullion fringe. 40 inches wide. Very ‘ ris , , : : . . a specially priced. 3 Bridal Wreath | Hydrangea pe pig Ma an meee ee sho; uae aie a . y 5 Lace Chair 25c Each Toweling — . a. 385 Grenadine Panel (Spirea Van Houtei), a dainty spray- 25 A prettily flowered shrub; - c c aual-action tooth paste ie ee Cc : like white clustering flowér; shrub. L£0C | TE GROEN 6 = i's xo so cin-nlbnclccs cee 50c Backs All white. Size réx | 25c Yard | | / i he urtains ag inches. — | 2¥Vear en with flash- . ee So ca err se Venise insertions and Buddleia Althea 59c Each 17 inches wide. = a ing clean ‘otha . ee rders SO a quantity of fine plain | (B fly Bush)—al 11 | cs api Re Linen Shop—Second Floor. x i a ee ae , ee rayon Panels, 36 and 40 inches aie. Summer Lilac = * ne : os 35¢ BB pec bo organs meee sme as dite 35¢ 2 7 ots , * oe ph re a te Trimmed with bullion fringe. Regu- ! : | a eee ce larly $2.25 to $2.50 | ; yee Moccend area Be each $1.75 |. Kentucky Blue Grass Lawn Seed, Ib., 39c Let Us Send You for Free Trial, the BiB tes:, 2 es : ae ° ° ° | : am . ent : i if 200 0 Pairs iow _ 250 Pairs Irish Point Lawn Mower Standard Ro yal as — idk Crake onal EE Scotch Grenadine = § and Tambourne | ee *7¢ polish teeth clean. - & Curtains | Net Curtains ( leaner Be PDuel Cleansing Act i 3 Rich cream colored grounds | Sager of ef Bim of sim- | Sa principle. As you brush, a : $ 85 $ Waterproof | “ Nolgate’s expands intoe ; Special, === Pair | Special, i. ees C orrugated, is ees > nO Garden Rake | 2? D 4 | a . | ee iron; me pa furniture, etc. own a = ~ Our “Home Craft Week” Display of Quaker Curtains is attract. | igntly covered; ries over night! t4-tocth bow s , ay ing ouch attention! Visit the Drapery Shop and see the newest, | — om, $1.00 $1.75 ers Balance on Monthly a A | smartest window furnishings. Quaker Curtains have won a nation | Pint Quart Payments. ac 4 wide popularity beca:-» of excellent quality at moderate prices. . E $1.00 $1.00 Telenh “a ) : e Vandervoort’s Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fonrth Floor. Van % Ho Sh , & . cpnone GArtfield 7 ae “1 * dervoort usewares Shop—Downstairs. ndervoort’s Electric Shop—Downstairs. ; be — LL == , <a | ) - : - Sie % a ie rae ae Beene pee

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eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ __~_______ WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_—|’ al > with REINDEER KING DIES land in time to take him to eine es Mississippi Valley will enjoy a 2 mt —* wie it kimo Succumbs as eae ain operation. prosperity unprecedented. ae — o | Word of his death was received “Chicago is arranging a centen- a i meedis is Aid. 1 FF pace Speeds to His ‘last night by Jonathan "lI. Wagner, —_ ~ y a | , } . Press. nial for 1933, and with full steam MIecesS is ee Wash. April 6 am ‘chief of the Alaska division of the | ahead on local improvements be- EM PROTECT Z | PM gepillu, wealthy Eskimo! United States" treau of Education, | Your Doctor rh a Baths Garden ¥ , king of Ataska, died at his from T. S. Scupholm, the bureau’s | : ng gt 8 | J} - ; : : ee s st. Lawrence | attractive pieces | int Gea while an airplane |land. The aged Eskimo had been | ; 4 sits way across northe: kept alive a veek by treatment | “a @ | Floor. bs Sein an effort .to reach the is- prescribed by radio. | RD TERM D A N | * 4 ean be quickly removed. | ° Sa The process is simple yet | re | n From Ninth to Tenth 3 effective—the daily use of ——$——___ Republican Candidate Beats . : : °F ease peerage Al ewbrovsHerpicide % Pua UandetooentBatmey || Peve, ncxmbent, by| SS P f M en a es es | 83,000—A tly H | | Olive and Locust, From Ninth -o Tenth | Has ORME ca: yop 3 O ; agnesia | Safe guard S You r Ho me ASK for Horlicks | ; with gists sell it - Barbers apply it. at . “+ mn | The ORIGINAL Tomorrow—Sale | MOST OF MAJORITY \ Malted Milk | SAY “PHILLIPS” to your druggist, or you may not get genuine ~ FROM NEGRO W ARDS Phillips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips” 44 | ‘ : For Infants, | Reconditioned eS, il dees 25-cent and 50-cent bottles contain full directions and uses. | / /) 4 Victor Promises to Oust Nourishing—Digestible— Invigorating | Mr itie of Magnesia’ has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles : Se 1 n oO” M Q chines | School Superintendent} '-+ atnicht brinceennnd sleep | Phillivs Chemical Company anf ito pretences Chem inet of The Charles Whom He | Blames for : “‘Pro-British” Textbooks. . No Parking If You Can't , By the Associated Press. BOYS! Limits Come—Phone A St. Louis CHICAGO, April 6.—William_ GIRLS! f r Institution! Hale Thompson, Republican, was. O43 Yy elected Mayor of Chicago for the | : , ; poate ne ee ; = aes a me | Se When you buy merchandise a MES hae Mayor Dever, Demorcrat, seeking a | “il j an q * \ : mm from a Federated Hard- secodd term, ect 424668. cad Be Roller Skates MEY eh ue | ware Store you may do so John Dill Robertson, candidate of Pull “ae th \, —¥ y with the satisfaction of an insurgent’ Republican faction, | “She stone cae a? oP etal ‘ . x , . Mayor Dever split nearly even, De- | unusual! value— ‘ 7) : — . Ly he > v a y rig 7 : Singer-66 $15 Singer $8 iver carrying 23 and Thompson 27 | ale price, pair.... — ~ United Buying Wer 2QATIS Selling r SS at Home! ia wards The Second, Third and ; White Rotary $15 Free $12 tia th wards, strongholds of the . , 3 HSinger-66 $25 | Diamond §——$14 |] rotiuiy scr tromneon 0 3 BIG DAYS—Thursday—Friday—Saturday—APRIL 7, 8 and 97 8 , | Singer $35 vdig coded " pang nadie see : saan $18 | Mew Home S10 Sictisocaen | ahead ee 10-QUART BUCKET F REE! BIG pr BALL te ¢39 | Davis $14 rd: ‘Thesjeus sive anne “ SS ANOTHER BIG “FEDERATED” VALUE! “ie Wee Mayor, Thompson also apparently ° won control of the Council, having = | ; : | , ‘ | val- Singer $27 Singer $22 he promise of support from 1% of a 4 cus Our buyers are ever searching for unusual ° | . $ 39 Aldermen chosen in the Febru- FO : _ HEAD ues thaf will make it possible for FEDERATED White $20 | singer 29 ary primaries, to which were added | " baal 9 STORES to pass along a saving to our custom- ' . - robably 16 favorable Aldermen - . : i : : Domestic $5 | Domestic $30. |} | Probably 16 fa cf-\% ers. Consider this bargain: A soft white linen saps bein ee . SS i wre thn yarn mop with a patented cushion head that can- Quiet Election for Chicago. ; fer Th 50 others from $5 up. Despite dire forebodings of d'sor- Your tools will last longer if kept in a ooh Uhh ae not mar the floor—a regular soc value. ¢ der, the election was one of the good Chest—these are green enameled steel, Fics \uy bucket is leakproof, full r1o-qt. me } in Chicago history “Ag ¥ tray inside, brassed angle edges— 4 ab hy ey size reinforced bottom : : : pULECSS 8 Ft SS — die st olts, corners, shoulders n Naima ei ‘ , Every Machine priced for quick Sale. q ijet as a Quaker tune ral, Capt. heavy brassed ag | Ap ih Nie BUCKET FREE WITH . Pie ws wd | ae | 5 hae BERD at je eae : ‘ ' Vandervoort’s Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs, Pe ~~ = ihe gee Sete value—3-day sale price absent. Theft of one ballot box, *5 = Democratic headquartrs, destruc: rt GARBAGE CAN IMPROVED vr may epee tat: euch Ball 51-19 . neaaguar,. 215, 4 . - ion by fire of a Neg ‘hurch un-|} ‘ ~A jo a = . wrapped in heavy foil and pack- at acest © porirccrtiestons . _ : ) SPECI A L! SPRINELING AN ed in sealed box. Regular $1.50 ’n dam- , oe | | . — | | soem tot nascent eweniws 4 | the firing of a few shots were the ae : i \ ; Se as : errs Tl : incidents frenarted Carpenters will recognize this excellent sav- NL si \ >, ’ Both the Cloth and : 4 Fee ii $: ieee . eee only untoward incidents reportec. ing—genuine “Stanley” Four Seuate isan. bein ee Regular 4 gallon size 4 | FIELDERS GLOVE value that home- Dh: Late Pe a? : me Pesce & 3 | NO one was hurt. mer of forged steel with heavy tS : — corrugated galva- A & ¥ ; Ri a 5 Re ead Many gangsters, the police said, hickory handle. A life-time me- eanemeenee «nized steel, double- , Sy ie Genuine horsehbide, eit a oe eee ae “spent election day in the country” — or household tool. Spe- See weeeee riveted handles tight- ‘we 8 Doda J |OUR, oa, pean z ae . REE ei. : ‘rather than challenge the warning : ee Bs fitting cover and ex- as illustrat- & Pre a oe: aye — — Pa Yate Be en 4 th ice would “ firs \ ON Bo | avy handle An : ty aa) an additional adjust- . Be Bs: Spee ll BEES: Bed caat ine po or eS ee ‘"YROCK-A-BYBE’ SEP Be eh we he 1 y b ed Prgage.- ab Tare 4 ns ey y able lace between an ast ets | oe Sieg sll i 4 | talk afterward. [hs EE EE E — argain ‘ - yee eae | thumb no fire fin. Hee Po. SE ‘ Thompson in his campaign tnal- Mi | beer et o rice ror akes a g00 "9 ger; heavy inner felt : BABY SWING i 3 days radiator filler Woe met t d. A knock-out “| . we”! Si, Lea © ie, i" 0 ee : £ ; ay "4 | eated that he did not favor as sharp ee a ee. KF ~ > oe fi . and e . 3 : mote was gee ’ ° . TR ee £233 ~ $ interpretation of the prohibit on : ‘gies size hemeti Ce ee 2 La x= 4: | —probably within ten days emst tched hems; | a ae a ee ee Tibeeow tis: wens ae le " LIME size 14x14 inches. ‘ oo . tn ee ee sia ent alliance ee pee ee . eR | ies tien aie “Se Li : . = Bo i ? : re: Be : a of 4 4 a 3 inen | ; oo eae % * ae | . — . = Ss ; i stocking’ territory of Hyde Park, | : ae | he ee - = TES. Sages he den lime is necessary. | . home, and when his defeat was re. 1.95 P : $1. air in, of cold patch cement ety. | CTLEAN b LY tre ection oF Geri ana cy GARDEN TROWEL ies } 4 | \ Y the office of clerK anc reasurer | : ~ ee y LEA Cee lore ts an ee MITTEN DUSTER => protects the hand and wrist. : Jor those who hi ) | on's State Excell ° § use this ae : Thompson’s Statement. aetamem ehine tame. ieatings bax ‘ Toweling food particles and polishes all Thompson last night issued a mnamahiie use. With bulb only, } Special loosening the earth. BASEBALL BATS ing, clean teeth—you gums, tongue—sweeping | Recalling there were 700,000 erings, More and more smiles unequaled cleanness; re- cans to Congress,’ he declared that seams, securely attached purmp, boys. Get yours at this spe- north ‘a Republican stronghold. | Rep me ye. aed en ee ee handy package of “Glencoe” Ai (RY 4 certain, said. “I am perfectly satis- | ) aS el Sep ———— venience, we recommend Tie . ey their choice. I made the best ie a : 8 pape 1 he f] as h of ight neti Ace under the PIs: oll gapped | Extra heavy 8-inch blades, made of cru- roe Toa pg RCH _ : | el ‘ hems; size 2214x36 Tt stances and I hope that all is well cible steel; extra long hard- $ 69 ‘ ae > | FF ef Me Se hi | Easily a $2.0 . | . eS 7) . . : I y of clean teeth Pp a absolutely moisture-proof. Each has faces. Cleans and polishes in | 1091/4 inches long, one-piece heavy J SSS 4c prc ° . } ta’ | Qual-action tooth paste tooth surfaces. 'statement in which he praised the Se ee ee bo eh ' 25c Yard Then it thoroughly washes ideals and principles of George rr m7 ( - Special ca Oc fee them on the s impurities. Thus NETH PCTS Cf THO RaNer es Fee ae SPRAY PUMP > Pee oe he street,1n away allimpurities. Thus the poe ia Ho waist ec N These ore pretestienst mokels of seteees . sociation,’’ which was organized by Here ~ our e1eg Or OO ash. They are ftleame-burnt and s fr 4 & i > Py ° \ Panne with this fine city.”’ Se. > RL iain iene Een pry ON ORCI EN, : { ‘jn: eis woe - thet Seeeee > — 7a > 2 Fy Se ND Talon ys pe th gold coast’ area, t Dev j eZ. x ry Kas Saat | For a verdant lawn growth Pil] ‘ oF: : &: . ae ae. a. aes oe . owcases ‘ ss Se a anes ——— . - aon ee eee ae OOO NA ne Sera eee Dever rece en the returns at ~ Neue gi “e: ‘age =f ob Sn ; . — 7 7 garden lime is just the thing. ~ a OE Ry ROY | See si aw 3 i a ee : For economy as well as con- ee yb fied now that the people have made Firestone pure Oe ea =. 2 either -_ “US } . Li : aietircll, a 2 CELL, FOCUSING SPOT LIGHT treated: will not scratch polished sur- side pad A new patented back : ° are bsolut nen this foam loosens imbedded . . galvanized steel. Just the thing for Washington, and urged that “we 17 inches wide. Cash in on This Saving! varnished. Sizes for men and had a lead in the south side “silk Tevtt. aes i A ae em) Meee : f ik ‘Siz TY et = eg — eg BRT ~~ 0”, requent treatment with gar- , Ub etd “. | BASEMANS’ MITT 'two suburban communities. we : heavy nickel imming ith one operation. | . ae : EN orwomenwithflash- the entire mouth—teeth, get out of Europe and stay out.” > . 7 . - . . Passing motors, at social gath- dual action of Colgate s brings him to send “100 per cent Ameri- One-pint size, heavy locked a » 11 ' + gle: mb Nl ni mag . . ( es > yt Ses » . i i ; } — , ‘ ‘ ‘ r Free Trial, the a g clean, sparkling moves the causes of decay | clatidn would be organized in every price WEST th. For now there isa rr con 2 ™ion , | If your teeth are normally state in the Union. SOUTH LEMAY FERRY HDWE. NORTH J. E. DOOLY HDWE. CO. ; | ¥ ' £m ple ay ryt: lee “In regard tft ur lo situs ye a ne agg R al | : ee ntal tp healthy, you can best keep ed wie gor ita oe JOE ARNOLD HDWE. 112 Lemay Ferry Rd. R. C. ALBERTS 5109 Delmar BI. O y and ‘g olgate's to wash them so through cleanness — | earedend myself with a cabinet 6815 Gravois Av. LINDECKER HDWE. & PT. CO. 3808 W. Florissant Av. EASTON-BELT HARDWARE "J : Polish teeth oan. plus reguiar visits to your |competent to forge Chicago forward BENSON HDWE. CO. 3815 California Av. BENTON HARDWARE CO. 5501 Easton Av. | 1 3 reg wees’ lngeed oat a0 wee 3 con Se 1006 Bates St. MAYS STOVE & HDWE. CO. ond unk eae E. A. FRICK HARDWARE CO, wi’ | a Dual Cle } {ez dentist. And your teeth w! l before and I will do away with the | CREISSEN HDWE. CO. 2833 Chouteau Av. Page at Union BL = ansing Acton be cleaner if you use this preadline that exists today by LH free we. co M. & V HARDWARE CO., INC. ascii cio =o a MAPLEWOOD . 3 ; yiieres | breadlin aa Ae e> Si ; 11 Fran v. Moder mouth hygiene de- dentifrice designed to clean, | stimulating business, — " ie. ] S Grand Bl. 7905 ou — Ey gate's expands into a clean. } » ft} 1¢] if Congressman | 3145 MIDT HDWE 2819-21 N Vandeventer Av. | ! through the help of Vong GRAND-MERAMEC HDWE & PT. STORE CHAS. SCH SPOT HDWE & SUPPLY CO. Ww - 3 Sean Madden T’nited States Senator De- | 4145 S. Grand Bl. 9622 S. Broadway NIEHAUS HARDWARE CoO. Spot Building O n | . | a beps ne Det 23.p F RE FE = neen and President Coolidge, who | GRAVOIS HDWE Co. Rts Fn gs i CLAYTON = * Pith aneme. Sow Tadk ‘ 4X5 }isigned the bill on Jan. 21 last. | 6 G te Aw 4539 Virginia Av. Pantin natin P on Monthly . cheat ee Fs age " end moo cangle HARDWARE CO. SPOT HDWE & SUPPLY CO. FRED P STRAUB HDWE GB > GArfield 7500 | Sia Y RS | opportunity to export our manufac- KRAFT HARDWARE CO. jaye. 6 ee 5744 W. Florissant Av. 20 N. Gore : : 4 : inthe “0 tures to the seaports of the world no Southwest Av. nstarrs. a q at $7 per ton, Chicago, Ulinols and

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end LOUIS POST- DESPA in ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i 4 ae BIR 20 YEAR OLD FEUD, If r - wn ee tr tan esaasion Se 2 A TES TT , od . ZL A. at: —* : rs + ; Pe « . fo " F oe a, tee 4 2 =? a . . ah - S ‘Es ne * %, owt tt ot ee RPL ie we” iD NS he vad! 54 Sy HESS © c , oe ut 9: he bd %; De ie BG! aii ere ty “a ge tot Bae . : - i ey AW pgp Se So se . ‘ ‘be, ee ee A ES eae | ae Wikleeh oth $3 ie fh; aie) Rg oy aM ys FOR Pe ee ; ’ + fe: .' : : * } - eh ’ av Digs t “ 4409 7 y' A / : » - r ; ~~? 4% ee 7.4 " J $ ‘ . ; ta > fe bf ry “ wets, *? -_° ‘a ~ ; oe or J . oh « A ’ > Naas Sry , “A "“@ean Z ; VY , >” F; i i - .. So oie, : sth? fs, P . P 3 - ¥ Coe See Lae 2a eS HORRY) : Nee i is 3 ? ; va ° : ‘ . . ty) » REM, ry ry 2 ; >," . & an’ tS . “4 x : 6 L ¥, = ee ‘ ey we Py he . 7 ° . Ag’ af “7 \ d . j Z A ; y. u \ O} ane ‘ ; : a dhs mm: 4a ¢ a . VAiss . o. 8 rs . , » : , ‘ - 7 we i ® ; a 4% Re Li mn ‘ ye ‘ A ih: . % af is La AS y J ve b> 0 ": : ’ om. sf : : f PS, f, : : . * a” 4 es : 4) j >" f tr ; ; 5 4 Xs eet wr - ak ’ s; . - i ot - by i bod ; ' " 4 a, ee nN ¢ 43 “1 yy : ei : ‘ . a4 : : eyes ver* ft Ae tox : sd ° eth, ie “ ; oh a pi . : ~y ‘ (ean Y ° - nay ‘ ‘ ’ ; . . aut r ; > tt iP " ; ’ ? “hy i+ Ns e e (fea : ae @ *, . 7 h : P z PF EREE COOKING SCHOOL Thursday—2 P. M, The lesson and demonstration concern an oven dinner, pre “tions of meats and vegetables, PSE ALT CORE (EE POG EE) I RS rR 5 GE ee ES I CRT OF RT LT &, ; . ie. | (Housewares Dept.—Fourth F WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 te a ke ee Ree ————e rad "ey - * John Mueller, 71, Florissant ff Gate Faumny | | Thursday Marshal, Says Robert , “ a | i Macklin Attacked Him—| Growing in volume every day. A real Birthday Sale—with worth-while values to our patrons who have known years o epend- = Peacemaker Wounded, | | able service from Nugent quality merchandise. Come early in the day, come every day of the Sale. = a Pillow Tubing GURPRISC Another ] PRES Se | g Corsets and | st | A feud of 20 years’ standing be-| 7, y ao Girdles A Big Pre-Easter Purchase of the Finest Women’s Dresses We re OB inch a . | Thrifty Me; A Have Ever Offered at T his Price Pillow Tubing ni! |} tween John Mueller, 71-year-old , Jopless Worsets and remnants up to 8 yards. °° siLK DRESSES 6 Qc Just in Time for Easter Wear 'City Marshal of Florissant and @ Girdles for the slender |'former Constable of St. Ferdinand ) and medium figure. Pink Township, and Robert Macklin, 54, rayon Ra — — a concrete worker, blazed up last ‘ tic wend. wpizes 2 to = night tn a quarrel over the town ; ' administration. At the door of a Florissant saloon, Mueller shot and | . ~o Women’s Silk & Fiber 72-Inch Indian Head killed Macklin and_- seriously H Genuine Indian Head “Se . \ 1S foe the boys 3 to 8 ‘wounded Joseph Richter, 42, a mill remnants, fine tor years. All styles |rural mail carrier, who had tried to make pepace. otal : 4 f : A / eg # Every pair perfect. Three. twin bed sheets, 2 yards Be Here Early \ . on Sa seam back, narrow lisle garter for the Best \ In the saloon at 7 o'clock Muel- | tops. Sizes 84, to 10. Biege, aw ; : zinc, evenglow, atmosphere, sup. 3 Qe eRe © Selection PS, ® Oc dust, champagne, French aude, pace oe ' grain, white, gray, ete. “i i ° No Phon or Mail Orders. ler ‘and Macklin had exchanged (Bargain Basement.) Included are 175 silk crepe blows after Macklin criticised the Dresses, purchased from a man- ‘ : . ’ + Women’s Union Suits . “Princess May” knit Union Suits in | assorted styles and sizes, 36 and 38. | While limited quantity last, very ’ administration. Persuadde by a Deputy Constable, Mueller left the Drapery Cretonne Cc Bt ufacturer making only $16.50 | —— age for curtains, furniture z Dresses. and drapes. Sjight sec- 1 OA { onds. Beautiful cohockaus: Vo Yds. , *, . . f, special _ Flat Crepe | Newest Styles t | Mueller fired four shots, one of which hit Macklin in the head. Sizes 16 to 44 $@ .99 saloon, but a half hour later met Macklin at the door. According to ‘Sepieee q. | | c —_ ; ae : | Passage Cloth ~u/~—~ Georgette Cantons | Newest Colors | 20c Toweling t have been asking the, killing him outright Another | Felt-base Passage Cloth, 24 inches Polka Bots Sizes 16 fo 48 j Good, heavy. quality absorbent, ; : - 24 - ) ride. Good select f : ’ arg : . , white, bleached Toweling; cut 3 American People, for the last pierces Richter’s abdomen. | moral so sapg — o 7 2 Yds. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) ~ a pag sti = Yds. | three years, to drink India Mueller started home in his Ford | J - . 9 ‘ hy : Kiddies’ Wear — n. Scalloped Shades Cork Linoleum Voile dresses, panty a wv | seconds. Genuine cork, with buch Seek. 600i nate rompers and creepers, | “ ~ ~ . = = 3 7 rae “*, 5 si abt c r ! : pee 2 e-*, ar a - - « uiaeets vi 7 a ; . . . 4 . o' F ; ator Aires os taga nasa ahinen -thutin Gag PR Bey zw em tat ale wer tan erat y we Bh Fei ate : : - Bye 6 ron RNR er a hee ee i : : ~ eile ) a a ie ’ - : : ~~ 8 ~ os 7 oe pee Oe, " deide--aanh DB tg AE TE PTY ROOT Me a AG PESTA MN EEN OLN NEE te RR ne 7 AES Den» See Weng Ee gp emt RP ene caerretgs rn ee re Pee tg Pinto + sae Sats . ‘eh Ms ‘ oe - "a . . . : = 5 - - x . ; : s - ? ~~ - > ae é ~ oo ° % ’ i wi cosy wd Be eae Se. eae _ wars we. ee PE Atego POO ee hy ee es ee a ae John Mreene of Florissant, Mack- | The economical woman will lin spoke jokingly: a anticipate her Summer needs and wy come early Thursday morning ¢ > . ° cd You slapped my face a while | Practical styles for all around |ago, Jack; now, let’s see who's the wear. ‘best man.” No Phone or Mail Orders. Mueller punched at his enemy _Sarealn Basement.) (and missed. Macklin’ grinned. “You missed me, Jack.” he said. Whips Out Revolver, Mueller whipped out his revol- ver, Mreene related, and Richter stepped between the two men, ex- | Claiming, “‘Put that gun away!” ““e « - tal ee ~~ ee Ye ae ae ~~ ee A AA Sly ol ~ eee se PA AOA Ra aly, ei, ll atin, ~ ~~ EOD RE oye Dil Te par ies Atte VR Qeres ety lat ee rarer: . Lae ys er a 7 ea 3 wee or) yee bi aha a : . Pus 7 ad . : oe ee RE Sit meena a a - - ~ ae OR ene tm, “e- a NW Oe att ed ray Po, Se 2: ae on agg paeqgong! ge “4 Pte aie Vy Waid OAS any ow a ”" ' LRT RNS iD IER St ME BF, ieee AP A conte ae ac Ra De aes cee oe ease ue o vel ak, eae : + magn tt finaege = a De OD he ier rare tata Snare

«ti © agen tiie i, . 7 pe «oe a RAD “eee ee Pt i PR at Be > ‘ RE LOT CL Rs MRIS stg. omag OOO iy i sant lly: din adine % OPTS: I gi ~~ Tea or blends containing crashed into a telephone pole. India Tea. 7 hey desire now °™4shing his windshield. He Curtain Grenadine ‘ . boarded a street car bound for Beau iful = m 2k tank i c i 3 t patterns in 36-inch Grena to thank the many American Clayton, but was taken off at Big dine, suitable for short 3, Yds. Good quality opaque cloth, slight people who are drinking Bend road by deputy constables | : or ruffled curtain seconds Scalloped and fringed. Mounted on guaranteca : wer a ote India Tea for the first time.) "50°C oo * cen oon | pei : ad a deep gash over his) ° They believe that all the tert eye and several. teeth were | Flat Triple Rods claims put forward In the missing, whihc the deputies Round corners, well constructed, Cc : thought he suffered in the auto ac- will not tarnish or sag. For side India Tea advertisements cient. curtains, drapes oF top ad have been proved to be true \\ Ee Ca MARE Sa BSE By Oy " h | However, Mueller insisted today EERIE Ny RAEN ES SE og Set 1 ,. vf t mat who ak. a his injuries were inflicted by Mack- | 49c Felt-Base ge . MEN, 2 Oy PRA ae pe 90c Turkish Towels | 1 this stimulating drink. ruth- lin. He declared Macklin jumped Heavy enameled surface Felt-Base Cc on BR Seog NS at ae Gahan Extra heavy terry — . pee Pi ful advertising always pays on him from behind, knocked him Floorcovering, 6 feet wide. Good pat BS seat t eee 2 mere mney Slight ee 9 f ; down and was trampling on his er cleaned, y, Sq. Yds. fi5 sae ons asa fie ! Sree pan nal yf | es or jinn face when he fired his revolver. , — Se ede SAS a: Ae ee "aia ; se ae ‘ * ine Mh pean a ee | - ~~ Ble ete oe. touring car, but on the way e garments in broken wide. Seconds of $1.10 quality. Pretty patterns. sizes. Each......: 4 yards, sq. &, Pepperell Sheeting Cc} Genuine 72-inch Pepperell quality, y) unbleached. Remnants up to ten 7 yards. ; : — “ees F SS er: seem 2 - cts ait se . , a . “ ~e ae Li ee BD EPRI EER VOD GOEL NO LEI ABE bo a gars ° Aer METS ee PY 2/2 Yds. Special... mM rw = . “ f > ® aa + « ~ , Nh ED A AP AGN. 6 0 ee A LETRA MB tty nM RS Ce ie Rea : ra mat A ae a ee an i ie he a ne ee Te oe a5) ot ~ oe PRS Is Ne OE ee te Pe eR Sea eto: 21%, PRM Aichi ow hx eae * nw o . eine = she me Tells of Self-Defense. > rN Breet Fite —and, even if you have’ —= SI CNR RR RT RS EEN BROT ORBIBY te PT always said that you don’t like tea, and will be good, enough to get a packet or tea-bag containing India Tea. “All the 20 years I was consta- ble,”” he declared, “Bob Macklin. tried to pick a fight with me. He was always making trouble.” Mueller repeated his story at an inquest today, declaring that both 7 7 Curtain Materials 6 43 Colored and plain marquisette scrim. Slight seconds, Assorted patterns. 10 Yds Special Linen Dresser Scarfs S4-inch Scarfs of pure linen. tractively lace trimmed. special vs cued oe \ and make it according to the Macklin and Richter assaulted him. iF directions given below, you, He was held for the grand jury. Outsize Hosiery 15c Towe Ing will be yet another American °?#'sed with homicide, and will b: Black and wanted ‘light colors in Qc Excellent quality part-linen Towelnig, unbleached. Colored borders, cut from Special ii | + one o ty i, + ile Ml 5 aes, - — An edited, Los is ‘given a preliminary hearing at women’s outsize Hose. Slightly irregular. citizen who has been CON | Ferguson Friday. "rib f | Se ee er vinced by our facts about tea. 'CHICAGO ELECTS — oo © fy Of id app a) THOMPSON MAYOR $1.49 Rag Rugs Cc aN oo hate ge Boudorr henge 6 a vil ; FOR THIRD TERM oie tae ends heavy et ee 2 } ae ae 3 ‘ eh = i Peers ies es : a SN : Boudoir Pillows in aa ae 7 . : Purchase Elastic ribbed lisle tops. Se ee and rayon Stockings.... Ni ssietihians aandie ot eee ee wy ~ —~ . ~~ Here are the directions for making perfect tea. Read them carefully in | _ Continued trom Preceding Page. order to get the best to the people of the world Amer. : 'ica’s most magnificent city, with results: |the most colossal exposition ever | Pua e Pree eCeseeeesoesoonsoccocosoesé | unfolded to the eyes of men. ' . ~ ee te ee ee re Pe ate See telly, tee ame me : . cnt ; . ne — gee yet ee energy, Attractively ~ " 1 , : f Slightly soiled fashioned ae . - . a * on adie ae hippeneticage POP as aves ae i tareny We pas senses >s Nein $1 Women’s Boys’ Play Suits Undergarments ‘We will renew our old booster | Slogan, “Throw away your hammer x SERS SRS ai “STORY Thompson said he would oust | $1 00 oan 8 Sante atone Set aS Rr \ 98¢ | from the public schools Supt. Mc- Be BS » REALS a Peet eae Rae | Sturdy Play Suits of fas’ Bungalow TT Tablecloth | : Rayon alpaca, cotton and Rayon | Andrews, whom the Mayor-elect cee" ‘said “‘took the spirit of ‘76 from | - * ¢ PE Sts nadine ; - ‘ KRiliaaAl anc steifel ci baby F k P . ; We = A - trimmed long sieeves. song I Be roc S atterns garments, : including teddies, agg oe ee - Ae a ee na ale aes 6. -y Pe AR ANS et ony Tac, 8 same le a Billo . 4 2: vehi * revmidngg~- « Me foaaste ~ Te a ne es . — dies . - hells Ohta atin aniiends cnatih de tee en d _“ . jney and principal backer of > us == 2. ee oem a oe oe Reem ee Robert E. Crowe, State's Attor- | A 7 3 ; S A Manufactur M New fancy percale and broad¢loth Cc on the result of the election. They | inch, no starch or dressing. ers Special Lot, ade for ew fan percale ? , : Blouses, well made in collar-attached are to be congratulated on their | starch or dressing. Cut 6 Yds . * ~~ ©. ie tenant ee ee -_ rs on S - a ee » Oe eee * Ok me mee ” Pwo * tm - . awe natal. ek fe A Sa MES ~~ . a 0 sage a, a ae ote ~ orn re ~~ EAE | Pee ae a “ 1 ie ie ™~* ope ae. AS EOE EE, ee - = Se Rao tg wy ee hee ie the ss qruae at eel! | ¢ came here while a child and lnter | se oo fee }U | ,spent some time on ranches in the , i i _ West, where he began wearing th: Sd Vi +- ¥ cowboy hats always associated with , yy f +} | : i him. | | + oe | He tnherited a large fortune and. -j later entered politics, serving as Al- 4 A > = as war-time Mayor, during which | ihe designated Chicago as the “sixth | New Spring Models Women’s Sizes 36 to 42 Every Garment Well Made, Every All the new Spring shades. For sports Coat the mayoralty élection. wi ratire. | Suit with coat, vest, one pair wear or for travel and all-around wear. Sizes 4 Full Lined /he said in a statement. Hi elared | long trousers and one pair 14 to 42. , auee Dress or blends containing that the beer gangsters and prohi- | knickers. Sizes 4 to 15 years. | Birt Coats, bition enforcement had presented ON Sports “a problem such as no other police $1.98 Boys’ Knickers ° PIRI MAY chief in the world had to face.” | Good wool mixtures ; Bet G d S 4 t $ X Mi ‘tee iehidhicamemetieen bbs catia. | | in é Ni INDIA EA B Flys oncom ad Prices Cut, se — medium shades. ter ra e pring 0a S Na \ Short y © Associa *Tresa. ew $ pring fab- $ M n Silk Siz ‘ : NEW YORK, April 6.—Pierce-| rics and_ colors. 1-48 Pe mf d censor er» Bless, Weenn Arrow Motor Car Co, today an- Sizes 5 to 16 x Pe sane ressy iviodels Issued by the Growers nounced price reductions Varying (St. Louts’ Largest Rargain Basement.) . from $3655 to $500 on series 8&6 of India Tea. models. The new prices are the a - P.i.1008 lowest in the company’s history. ETE CNET AMEE EN sai an am | LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO New Spring Colors New Spring Styles |'German citv’ in the world, Morgan A. Collins, superintend- | ent of police, as a result of the de- | feat of Mayor Dever yesterday, in. SEO PS SEES: oe a ela Bring the boys in. Each * hone } » 3 Of ite ee er seer ze ote Siang SE AD es and Stouts. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) et | wi cone 7 thy ae efit OO ita Aan NR iti aah psn ie a fe LG AOL RI De RT ee eee eae ee ae aes “ - . oh hae A Be A tn Rear ete Me f a ene me eae nt yt ee her ae

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—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH == WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1997 reno ter "FREE COOKING $2.69 PRINCESS F = '4-PIECE | 3 ~ $9GARDEN HOSE | BOYS SCE F SCHOOL oe SLIPS | ’ OUTFIT —| EASTER SUITS | j . Br a y Thursday. | P 7, sf Thursday—2 P. M pS | caead sgn Gece | 6 op ‘ties Oise ae i eae T. hursday __ Specia e The lesson and demonstration wil] fabric in the new bright Q5 5-ply red rubber sprinkling 85 | Easter Suits in one long 4 reancern an oven dinner, prepara- | niga owe see Phycone = f Hose. Complete with brass + | _ trouser and one Dw! : " - > thot of meats and vegetables. | a ae ee ee | knicker style. elt PAGE 9 ee ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH laces. Sizes 36 to 44 in spray nozzle and strong made Spring patterns. (Housewares Dept —Fourth Floor.) : | the lot . THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE wood hose reel. Special... | English models. Sizes 4 5 (Nugents—Second Floor.) | to 10 years ; ; (Nugents—Fourth Floor.) — (Nugentse—Third Fleor.) | ————— : 7 1 vivid peacock hues, and elusively pale pastel shades. All are found in this é radiant Spring color array! last, ver : ~ : & ' 7 nw = =| = ii ! eee ie Al) ba hag e OAD % oe Y ~ a a eed eae 5 > ae . ’ as Pen nt o¢: "eS ats, = gogy pak vty hog, ¥ bedaen = h eet Dowapghedio wc LN ERS ER . bs ~ iw gene So uaeotf See Pa ge ak $ te ie: _- ae ye 4 . ~~ = | = So Teta! ce APOE. SRLS ge Raat Lf a ee en OE re ee inG, 7 - © sat Ses va a tp * = Pe ar ° “ - , p-6 . a> os one pines ee re pa, eit : “eine . rae ‘ > : F & n : aster a " “ >t a} hes q . s » 5 : oo AMER ey inne boa ae > 7 ata er. We z . > “eee 6 be } ee » ee “ * Pn wae 8 | . - : I 4. pe) % by ; : ‘ ; m : ty By - Taken From Our Regular RL A Y/{l oA / “aN Savings Stocks and Marked Spe- LV \- RAN Wee | | PS AN" S That cial for This Sale! ea? 1% : : Will Mean | | Jj Much Hurry down bright and early, fellows! There'll be a high time going on down ee Se “Eee eae | here. Bill, Tom, and the rest of the ‘ 5 \ ONY ? : gang will be selecting one of these % ih (Aub | bead th Ges snappy Suits. Materials, styles, work- > oll ee eae | Nas MV fl 15 . THE COATS manship that will compare favorably % ba TB ON cs NLT Ye / with Suits selling for 14 more. Styles } wed ta ZI mie AA Satin, faille, bengaline, casha, and charmeen for the young man—styles for the busi- AW | BARRE) Mn ofl) one ae: 7 are ultar smart with fur trims of ermine, mon- ness man. You cannot afford to pass by : = : / f a | VF ti) , ae 3d ~ key, squirrel and American broadtail. Some ls x ane ee ; em onal eee AAR ite ig a ph ee print Sa omy (tite rt Pee en oe cow ~y ’ ~ ony a ys site “~~ r . . tele pen - “ oie org Nile GORI af Wo a 7 ape Seka wy Peas: Rit cm ¥ a fe ah eel ‘ abs = Mregce Me bien ae + we Neher “ 3 y Fs AB Ox Poorer) aor? ie ta | np . ite An oo “ are os Pree - r. ~ he ee tee oc Eh hele ic TS en ies he Tisha RS Mii tea CaN : ; : sillaiae ies = heen ae ey . i 2 " : + . so re rn yee - ~— i wight ah ea, x | , + ‘ Lat ot bin ‘ ; "§, a ie Ca ae RS reese gee aor i ie ° ’ worerey . ' tA “ Dua at a. o~ = mea ot a” «(| =e Tm | taN COAT SIZES fs, cut from (Nugents—Third Floor.) 5 1 | f ! | ’ | \y 2B a 7 Yds. ~ 28 Fs = , | “*® Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 18 = Ee cage be th | | % Women’s Sizes, 36 to 46 ie, 2 4 ee ee a ee p Dorit SNe HE RC HO EE EGO 5. + * , et » or ell ? " Gastantannabedationnoatp - & : - > ines wre eee bina eidtiasneeseoes aa a ee ‘ Extra Sizes, 421% to 52% | Lear ee \ HAT | 4 SUIT SIZES Purchase—U Itra New—Smart! ; / | 2a 5 i i f | \ | ‘ | i a Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 18 Women’s Sizes, ‘ vy ; At ; / } ; ‘ 77 , ea x i if . Y] ‘ rs. Irregu- : gS . Pigs oe nes Eh (om ON | sus Gh which are individual and fasci- Se ES \ ee Via nating—contrasting colors—neat : | Dela eg i — a : = 4 . ii oe pockets —well-fitting collars— 3 . Pts Trey BA A N BASEMENT 7 ee a : Ari: novelty knitted . a a —— A * i a many introcuce nove , a : > ; a } | " should avail themselves of this anc Lae P “a ja | ; the day ends All-layer felt, new, re dainty ter Blouse Suits with th be \ vows oe vax ed S clean, sanitary, covered with splendid | : | a i Bim Bi 6 Aeplanang oe teetigeatnnac You Must Remember That } re Sses - ji ieaeibanncnancrincaet ee ; Furs Will Be Higher Priced Next Season! , en we , amar : Skins Showing an Increase of 357 to 50% the Birthday Sale Now! Bic Savi ngs for ‘Those W ho Just a Few Examples of What Is Offered _ Mothers, now is the : B : “a FOS ge ° Th d High-Grade Fur Coats in Following Pelts ge to buy Coats ond 11 Duy Window Awnings— i hursday |) WROUGHT IRON LAMPS |] 92500 Daric Mink Coat Sizes 7 to 14 years. S Awning Needs W hil ’ $300 American Broadtail and squirrel......§ : upply Your Summer Awning Needs Now ile 300 Will Go ly Thursda = > | ia) eaunr : These Important Savings Are Just Quickly ursday $395 Scotch Mole and Squirrel - Oe ee en IE RE cm — a. Garment iediand ; | 2 $550 Jap Mink and Fox Well Becoming Etfective : | a | A Style That Will $395 South American Leopard and Fox.... | Made, | Women who have longed for the comfort $ 19 ng Please Everyone $325 Fine Caracul and Fox * | frames that are easily adjusted. f mines during the Spring and Summer | | Coat time eam : Regularly $5.95 Lamps $325 Silver Muskrat and Fox © . heavy quality awning duck and come in col- Early English : : . : : months. and it is yours by the Size 2 ft.6 in. Size 3 ft. Fixtures and if estab aren aad candle effect, Cam: aie ae Genistel months, and it is yours by the Coat | time can now indulge that longing. Dell Tino | These Window Awnings are made of | $250 Golden Muskrat and Fox............ $125 a ; . | Not every day See green and tan. Also in the | do you see such a i ECI ALt Conv enicnt RE ES | splendid Lam ° ‘ r " Dies These are mounted on | | ae cia Sy EXTRA SP a . Summer I ayments | | S ee ee $ You have seven months to | ! ia ea ye coney). pay for the Coat Hardly no- In Four of the Wanted Standard Sizes Complete With : “ Aad ao ~ also Caracul, Bea- ticeablé during the Summer 2 - B, APTl , ; : # , | it hment shade, silk cord (dyed coney.) furs, like diamonds, . Y mis ff Ai { i Size 3 ft. in. Size 4 ft. Ready to Hang | plete with parchment shade furs, like diamonds, never go | 3 i , ae oe ‘Ay | 7 isn reed f h | (N nits—Third Floor.) Lareeat Barenin tasement.) | IMR preter rr amen dere coteanity ttm he ao ee ee, oar : ~ A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS A PURCHASE : " . tecting furnishings, making a room much cooler on Summer days. (Nugents—Third bk leer.) ) St. Louis’ Largest Fur Department—Second Floor.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 6. 1927__— — , wuts F We Give and Redeem Eagle re Restricted Articles Excepted Umbrellas } Samples, Special % $6.95 to $ro rain-or-_ |. A Sine silk Umbrellas & 16-rib for women, OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY d | kind, with fancy novel THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEILL CO. THE MAY CO. - F handies Louis Akron Cleveland ; to match. Basement Los Angeles Denver St. If its new, in stylish footwear, you Silks fi Or H, Q St e tT A t tir ; will find it here. For we are now offer- ing the forerunners of Easter fashions. ~ Rich, Plain Weaves, Blithe Prints, Sports Silks—in Almost Endless And in a delightful variation of colors. ee : | Variety — With St. Louis’ Best Values Another Attraction Here ant than technical disarmament is | ° : S Gingham Checks Fancy Patents tride Briand, Foreign Minister, in | ac a inl = Intricate Embossed Designs [| a message sent to the American The $4.95 opie. thepeg the | amecnaa il | The Yard... rand 39 Your Size Is Here ER OSE GeR PS BREE SS 8 + ee 214 t0 9 a Mes wR peg os eta RE A gorgeous, supple weave produced expressly 4 | ape See semi for Spring’s sophisticated black Coats. 50 inches 100 pieces—Ifght and dark gre AAA to nited States into the World War. /! f '} light and br ight wide—silk and woo] mixed, satin on one side. with "the newest and most engasine of printed patterns. 40 inches wi ea " 2 Saal i ae Pe nit ae ideas tht J “ay a Se Pd tot if —— - = igs 3 ae Re ce F ey ee Ts a 2 =" 4 io“ (pag, ae: eee Raced fae oe ote a rae ey d * oe a * , . fone t - 3 Yon Rt es kine C+ Ee - a grr Be hgd ‘ 4 7 : eh Wonca " . ; : es ye % d > ARE age iy Sy ae ee es ede ste on pRe, ; ‘ad ss Tok EN Co a ok ri ® » % in me Se - 2. a aie 2 4 oe "at q : N : . SIPS i a = - “a! eS gi ; & ms Sy ea. ¢ ‘ +3 ae ma acta 4 - sae mhadbe 6s Pe ore D ae! * aa - Ns, = =x > mm Bp ne od : Sits ‘ siedias a sia i Mee . PFE Ae Bee WEES Te PhRMA MME Bethe RIT Wyn inte els 5. Gg hies.> aatrnlely ae’ ese i. aban tein at SPP ARE piven’ ale aie asd ry oF pare Raveere: See eens: oe : >on es ee ’ ¥ ea - : 2 Sie , : ‘. ; : ee eee eg eee 2 Rh eas ies 0g . “ Se ce | pa a ~ yale Gite ak += ae . ” 5 . ance and afternoon frocks. 31. 68 lingerie and frocks. The yard Daylight Silk Section— Third Fleer PE PREIS EE Ett ct aes See the newest and smartest in pumps. straps, ties, in fact all the latest models in | Sharp, then American Ambassador, J . : taken the decision, which was to | Best for Easter—and All Spring— footwear. SIXTH AND WASHINGTON AV. Splendid Quality ata Academy Suits | SECOND BIRTHDAY SALE $4 bs mls $ 95 =i) AN 7 Most Worth-While Value at THURSDAY IS COAT DAY—-SECOND FLOOR VA vl Ces 520 The Same Smart Styles Slender Women Wear oa nite | Shirts—t € t\ | ey ar "For W Misses For Women and Misses _ Choice of Neckband or Collar-Attached se Obtainable only bere im $B _who are not slender | = Styles in Sizes 14 to 17 = Louis—in new Spring singh Extra Sizes, 38 to 56—Recgular Sizes, 36 to 46 ] a2 se Locarno treaties, Any e2- ff Men's Furnishing Section—Main Fleer and deahle broasend ane ae Misses Styles Made Larger—16 to 28 || spirit by the United States toward /ff : | good-looking woolens. Sizes 7 ae ili another nation, such as) Franck |= . . . to I7 years. Rey.’ Dectintdieaiel Fleer ‘Secure Your Easter Coat and Save! |2-° «| Special! Kauffman : Mig wit i Radiator Shields Advantageous Selection of Newest 2S soe aw Ct de ok a. a ee ee ea “ ee a RP me tet Pa al Pana yng ~~ - . ae ras hed nae he ee we — ~~ or ee ee renee en oe SO ee ter eng ms ER Sey scnanetene > - Saal aE eh eens oe 2 a emer eeepneteeRinaenenanneataes - =tearunenaa mai oge-cumene a TI EE AOE RA galls santa cote lenty of white Shirts—the SO appropriate fo wd . “~\.@€ Academy Suits—for The 1.95 are of ° | designed by a maker whe aa bnoutl . boys’ tastes, and their tendency to¥ cive their clothes hard wear. Every @ Academy Suit will give splendid: service, and retain the smart lines) that the lads like so well. at ee oy Eye APRA o 2 sted canal 2 oe « Rt Nae th tpg nee ‘“ >. -- te* ee ge oe oO OO, & ff ry ae ay ee a * " * wa « - O , 7-4 ™ O. & om? rr , en 4 & . ie sd way ie at ft aus 4 “Phe? ee? res ¢S?. ef & - Te. Pa ae ae ~ | ta& « ¥ S pecial— Special Values, Pair For Sizes Up to 15 ' 65 Sections bd maa @ Curtains that are as du- advantages rable as they are decorative They pro- —woven of genuine Sea dirt, make Island cotton yarns, in pat- attractive, ; ; ’ terns that are new and ef- fective. Ecru tint, full width and length, finished with deep fringe. —With the New Humiditfying Device ° . tay $9. 75 Fringed Curtains ee eee | YOUTH WHO BEAT MOTHER AND HIS SISTERS FINED $100 Peter Rammacher. 19. and More Than Six Feet Tall. Plead- Ta, aA & » wc =. Ls ‘ » t » oo. J a er fu i) > 5 4 ed self- Defense. fu r¢ ” ‘ — 8 eS thee graben sr tie. rent saeco a. . j . ee es -s —— Choic ’ 4a utiful . : oes hg Bove ncrggisat Crisp Ruffled Curtains oductions.ef oak Curtains made of figured grenadine, trimmed with ruffles mahogany or walnut various colors, and finished with picot edge; double —Fifth Fleer ruffled valance and tie-backs to match: set (Cartain Section —Fifth The Coat sensation | . réken! 3 ) of the week. Won- more than six feet) : : derful Coats you'll || | 5 ,o Staten tt \ Ornament Your Lawn or Garden With be proud to wear | | \ in the Easter pa- || 80) STUDENTS ON STRKE 4 2 af [af in.) Ve C. ' 3 BES rade. Special price | ee i Le oncrete Fieces Poiret Twills, Lor- i | 6) Sen (ee concessions make T adieiaeaniaie aden aek ma wail oY Fz sheens, Black Silks Hee fi : possible the ex- perior, Wis. i fel; of 4 4 In Very Attractive Styles with fur or plain _ Pe ne treme; values which cnn bier oh Be Ue ee see we sil Bi tailored trimmings. | | Re & “GL AD only Lane Brvant | hagpemnateente te tong suck circ: mag: Mage Bins ~ ea ‘es & Stately sae! Concrete S| Comfort SI Slender-line mod- | | SN | NARA can bring you! Papasan Bis ne ster ies i) ba NY Pieces that eed as . # els with all-silk | /] SZ WANN $39.75 | i haat pee sac Snag ez chow Spt iff Oftered $F linings. Finest = mi — HH _ caakie iene _— note low > ——— 4 at profitabl a styles, 9 tailor- | 4 ii Ste v “ dismiss! t Mi Es F Y c i a Ate MAIN FIOGR 10 ly z ' ?— IRS Ri HD hte lip get i : = 7 >» * e pen wet u : fae coe > aa } FS 2 EN Wai ALE A Spe oC ; . ' of oh . * 0G > Sr «8 a tet . ee, 2 ) ‘ee ear be “a Ee LE RAS EA Cpe geek dee! i irae melee ee ob FS ae a Gee Ch piace eke Real Specials! at —— EXTRA FOR THURSDAY — WH ; Silk Stockings | ev meetings a I Privet Hedge Rose B 2 : i > e ushes Just 200 1oxt4-inch lower 1 Dress SECOND FLOOR ' . Full-fashi oned, all-siik | ; | ) 5 _ : Boxes made of marble dust | chiffons with lisle gar- if , chek | SI DRESSES : a ter tops’ | eee aides ei i s mixed with cement—gleaming | | LK my. $7 .09 | board at Sinsbutien, Sy eahainn .. ‘or... white and long-lasting. it 22c Value, ; l ee the meetings HM ara gs is Bird Baths b Vaid J... ce, | ae 7 i Decorative Benches of white sports wear! Fabric Gloves : ' 16 Too th Ga den Rakes . long handle ee veee $1.00 concrete: 14°: ISK 4I- inch Garden Wheelbarrows: wooden bed ....... $6.80 size; spe- $ 13 95 . _ ‘ . : } Fancy cuff Gloves | H 5 tor | President to Address Veterans. i : cial Pf . Easter—newest shades’ ) : ' | 14-Inch Ball Bearing Lawau Mowers. $9. 50 ; <3 ‘ . . O=——a r tt iv ryan a 2 | | wes Wéledne tay to i Fresh Stock beens and Grass Seed: Ib......15¢€ to 65c | style in 30x14-inch $8 95 . ‘\ | ioe a 2 : eet : _ = = riai cay Gerden “‘ection—Baasement Gallery 4 size; special at ° o sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis== Here Are Plants and Planting Equipment Special $350 atch supports. Sizes 3 te , AA 2/2. wy * aii : ; *B Rist 63 siete ORL |e i au wn ae Pee Renee Sarat sa ae eae - inet Bas SAN on et Pet 7. ae tae We aes A fa a : : we

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7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ "iINEW TRIAL DENIED | SAGCO. VANZETT JUDGES GUARDED Officers Posted at Homes of Members of Massachu- setts Supreme Court and | ‘ A } C r Trial Jurist. | OF ‘eg OT as By the Assoclated Press. | | | BOSTON, April 6.—Precautions | a? a ey, : : ; were taken today to guard mem- | Guaranteed Most Desirable Types If ani Assortment T hat Affords bers of the Supreme Judicial Court Your Dealer or Phone or Write Exceptional Choice for the Season’s Fashion “Occasion’’ of Massachusetts who vee STOFFEL SUPPLY O° SELES LD without dissent, denied a new trial | ST. LOUIS, MO. ‘in the internationally celebrated |] Riverside 4429 Free Delivery ‘ease of Nicola Sacco and Barto-| lomeo Vanzetti, radicals, convicted — € An event of such importance that Thursday morning should most certainly find hundreds supply- ing needs from this very interesting group! These Coats were specially purchased and represent values that you'll instantly know to be far out of the ordi- nary at $17.95! Coats of Poiretsheen, twill, lorsheen and satin, styled in the newest ways. PAGE 11f CLOSET BEDS The OUT-O-SITE BED Fits in Closet 30°°x58” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1997_ f Snbrellas We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Samples, Special $5.98 © @ $6.95 to $10 rain-or- pa shine silk Umbrellas for women, 16 -rib Y SRG otis taacy novel i loc i ee BASEMENT. ECONOMY STORE NEWS co. ‘Bl handles and ferrules ATUL ndless Here Bonnets $3 Value, at $1.95 € Babies’ silk Bonnets in pink, white and blue. Trimmed with tucks, shirring and lace. Sizes 13 to 16. Basement Made by | AMERICAN BED CO. 1413 8. Eighteenth Ss. Victor 4170 SAINT LOUIS Pe ee Rid Roaches in 24 Hours! Royal Roach Death Two Sizes 50c and $1.00 ee “ ~ nn asa —: Oe eed 2 nae : ore Cor > Mie yo ea € 4 oval Me re , ay ® 4 7 P ~ , ar a oe | ty P + : 1 cypene Mle 4 ivy A Special Purchase—and Now—Beginning Thursday—This Very Timely Of fering of nemire, agen 3 Pe he ee a aed . ae ale ors y hts = or sro” Be oe We dee ae Printed Crepe Th Yard. . $7.95 eces—lIfght and dark grounds he newest and most engaging ted patterns. 40 inches wide. caw Os ty Me tree wpe J sn a ky hate te eal aie ngs » a e P ‘ er P gece | i + : “te : Shane ae a tarsi anil WE acy : ; of murder, | Guards were posted at the resi- | - ss ak alsa bee +n ers 3 dence of Justice William Cushing Wait, who wrote the opinion, and All Are Remarkable Women’s, Misses’ ne and Extra Sizes a wide $1.95 n— Third Vloor that of Judge Webster Thayer, who presided at the trial, as well in the of the homes of othr Sure Relief vicinity members of the court. At the Pemberton Square Court- house special officers were armed at once, and persons not known” to j|have business near chambers in which members of the court were sitting were placed under careful scrutiny. | Sentence to electrocution is man- _datory, but no time for imposition of sentence has been fixed. | The possibility that there might 'be some means’ of carrying an ap- 'peal to the United States Supreme Court, was apparently the last con- sideration in the fight which has} been waged at the expense of hun- |dreds of thousands of dollars by ‘a volunteer defense committee. If |that fails presumably there will be ‘an appeal to Gov. Fuller for com- /mutation of sentenc. | Sacco, who is in Norfolk Coun- ty jail, and Vanzetti, who is serv- ing a robbery sentence at the | Charlestown state prison, were con- _victed in 1921 of killing Frederick A. Parmenter, paymaster of a South Braintree shoe factory, and | Alexander Berardeili, his guard, on | ‘April 15, 1920. Judge Thayer, presiding {fusticc, ADVERTISEMENT denied a new trial after lengthy | M 9 Shi hearings, which followed the ver- | en S irts dict, and it was on exceptions to | his rulings that the case was car- | Offered at irled to the Supreme Court. t t An eleventh-hour confession » NOW rea e Celestino Madeidos, under sentence | Beginning Thursday—This Offering of Specially Purchased $ 1 65 of death for another murder, ial a new way “Rorest Maid” Dresses 2 coy oe at ae In Ten New Attractive Styles, : out by Judge Thayer and in yes-| _ : ; Many Hand Embroidered ge pte tse sna — —_ Stops pain by removing the peng tes eres | eause. No opiates. No dis- Throughout the campaign to tasteful drugs, No dieting. overturn the original verdict, the | . defense maintained that the jurors | A new and more effective way to , and court had been prejudiced by | treat Rheumatisy is now reported: fiber striped the admissions of radicalism by the | An astonishingly simple method that b r oadcloth. defendants, but this was denied by |is said to give almost immediate re+_ Neckband and the prosecution and in its finding | lief from this old ailment; and ite . \. AL WE ‘} GD, collar-attached styles. Sizes 14 to 17. ‘the Supreme Court ruled that the |near kin, Lumbago, Gout and Nenu- the SLL LLL Basement presiding Judge had not abased his/|ritis. The treatment originated im discretion in conducting the trial. | one of the exclusive health retreats As to disputed points regarding | Of Europe, now eelebrated for its what took place in the courtroom | success in Rheumatie cases. In ae-. during the trial, referred to in ar- | cord with advanced medical thought, guments for a reversal of Judge | Which opposes drugging the body, Thayer's decision, the Supreme full use is made of Nature’s con- ns 75 2 Court said: stant effort to heal. And so simple ° ) | “A Judge has the right to rely |@md necessary a thing as one's od Ss on his own knowledge of what took | drinking water forms a large part ‘“ ‘Ny, (of the treatment. Certain sub- agreement of counsel upon the | Stanees the body lacks are supplied ‘truth of occurrences at the trial is | '@ ® vegetable extract whieh is rics as well as some in 'binding upon him if not in accord par ome: into the me Ui gfe paws, plain colors. Double- LW _with his knowledge. His conscient- 8 day. Asa result cogpinaran ~ th = ted belted and € 3 ; ious exercise of his duty cannot be | tals and other poisons causing the: oreas ‘ del restrained by agreements of cot ) pain, become liquid and flush from straightline — “ay ry a oe tas ae elie ceay ‘the body. Relief is almost immedi-: Sizes 3 to 16 years. sel not assented te by him. protec: > ie ie Medical : secasmenie ain ws man ye gy PET: | ate.. sually the irst day. Medica Sheer Madness’ to Execute Pair, | observers attribute this to the nat” oe Berlin Vorwaerts. uralness of the treatment; and its BERLIN, April 6.—Commenting harmony with bodily processes. on the Sacco-Vanzett! case, Vor-| Sales rights under the name of RUGENAI, waerts says: “Execution of these | Rave been acquired for the United men would be sheer madness, for | brated treaiment may. be taken at bome aside from the fact that there ig an/|at.a ermall cost many have ‘if the sentence had been originally | received an advance supply ae ate ye a des rved. its execution after almost | aren - — — + to Bugen Or; eight years ef uncertaintly would constitute an act of sadism.” - Vorwaerts is the official organ | of the Socialist party. _ . ADVERTISEMENT pupiementapeiil ‘ST. LOUIS EXPORTERS HEAR “AlN WAS RWVING : REPORTS ON WORLD TRADE | (jingaround Girdles | © MIE WIL” | Special $ : Snowbound on remote farm, | gets relief from acute neuralgia * Gite hb al de de - and All Spring— ly Suits h Extra Knickers— orth-While Value at *20 emy Suits—for boys—are d by a maker who knows stes, and their tendency to ir clothes hard wear. Every y Suit will give splendid and retain the smart lines lads like so well. Widest Choice of These Styles at 9 O’Clock Thursday Morning as CITE S : t The very newest of plain or fur-trimmed models, all silk lined and shown in a wide range of Spring’s favorite shades as well as black and navy. Make it a point to be among the first to select when the selling starts, if you want choice of the entire assortment. | RUGGIST 4 ~An @ Straps, ties, sandals, and plain or tongue pumps; of patent, parch- ment, rose-blush, tan and black leathers. Various widths and sizes 3 to 8. Basement Men’s Low Shoes Extra Value > € Low Shoes in lace and blucher style, of black, Itan and brown calf leathers. Plain and fancy ._ Stitching. Sizes 5 to rr. Basement dite eens ~0 tee —— aren auieey . acne ty seccalht PR eae . * FRM aS we ng , ‘ " Se h sellncathat a ore | ene we pdt ingei ete ie i ; ‘ { : ‘ nla ae oer See ar ; re cient titer one eet amo ee ee. Sn ne fe Oe re RIES TC Ras | ai + : ‘ mi ' ; pinable only here in St. is—in new Spring single dcuhle breasted styles, of d-looking woolens.. Sizes 7 7 years. € Important group of plain imported broad- cloth in white and colors, also Jacquard and Extra Values at foya’ Section—Second Floor * ection of Newest urtains - @ Familiar with many are superb qualities of “Forest Maid” Dresses and the opportunity to se- cure them in the newest styles, at this special price, is very unusual, indeed. They’re made of sheer dimity and tissue gingham beauti- fully hand embroidered and some with appliqued designs. Girls’ Spring Coats Extra Value. . le RS REA EEG BI IR eg BR oe | place at a trial before him. € Coats of tweeds, wool Trimmed in many interest- mixtures and plaid fab- ing ways making them suit- able for various occasions. Sizes range from 356 to 46. mente ty a e ! AMEE APL Basement Ficonomy Store \ i es ; ~ ys . Women’s Low Shoes $3.95 q “Economy” brand straps, pumps and fancy trimmed combi- mations of pat- ent, and tan and black leathers. Various heels. All sizes 3 to 8. Basement A Very Special Pre-Easter Offering of Women’s Silk Gloves Sample $1.25 to $1.65 Kinds 98¢ @€ Wednesday we offer this important group of 480 pairs of Gloves that many will want for Easter and afterwards. All are samples, in the attractive novel- ty cuff style, in favored shades for Spring. There is a good range of sizes. ° Basement ILE TL REN LORETO TT A RE ET TEE EN Te IO IE OF | : Choose From This Special Group of New Easter Hats Extra Value at $9.95 @ These are large- brim hairbraid Hats, trimmed « with wide grosgrain and satin ribbon bow. They represent the newest in the Millinery “yopue” and are offered in the approved Spring shades. Styles that are very correct for Easter and the days following. Basement Economy Store Men’s Trousers $ 1 22/ € Well tailored Trousers of durable fab- rics, in neat striped and mixed patterns. Basement Sizes 28 to 34. d Curtains dine, trimmed with ruffles in n picot edge; double $3 73 - match: set.. Curtain Section—Fifth Floor $1.95 Value... yy —T x oS I et OATS FON RE n or Garden With 2 Pieces active Styles RIA Ayer: ene - Oe oka ait S. Expert Advises. Strike Insur- | ance on Shipments for ' China. ; AY t. Louis exporters who are bad members of the World Tradé Club | _—_—_—_—_—————— received the Comfort Shoes latest available infor- ; mation concerning the stability and ‘ts in China and c Ideal for stout figures. Of pink cou- t «» lunche :' Or a incheon In il. with elastic around the top and sec- Graduated front clasp. Basement Snowbound and alone on @ remote farm, miles from a doctor, a plucky, Canadian woman endured for hours the racking agony of acute neuralgia. “The pain in my head was driving me wild,” she writes, “when I hap- pened to see a bottle of Sloan's Lini-. ment on the dresser. I gaveitatrial . and in no time the pain was gone. [ slept peacefully the rest of the night.’" Sloan's gives quick, genuine com-: fort to every kind of muscular pain because it doesn’t just deaden the nerves. It helps the body to throw _off the conditions that are causing the growing | pain. No need to rub. Pat's little Sloan's on lightly. A healing tide of fresh, germ-destroying bi begins tingling. through the aching place and the pain, - swelling, stiffness are quickly relieved. So clean and easy to use, too. All druggists—35 cents. | € For women—Oxfords and button cut- oe effects of various leathers. With ch supports. Sizes 3 to 10. Basement Dress Gingham 22 ue, ractical mee 1 5C “ran CA group of 2 to 9 yard mill lengths of 32-inch Dress Ging- in dainty checks, plaids and mixed effects. The colors are tubfast. Bedspreads Colored Voile Hard-twist, sheer-quality —of crinkled cotton in 80x 05-inch size. With scallop- Voile in wanted plain shades and white. 40 inches wide. edge and rose or blue Mill lengths; Stripe. s ; foetal ac... $1.66 tions of elastic. Well boned. (jau- representative of the LT ee Departn ert of {“om- - } Z er tneir cus- ae merce Q a tomers or representatives in China Lace Curtains woking if 1 were safe aC 90c8s, ana nen to insure the ‘ freigh image through strike j $2 fo $2 50 $ .69 or riot, before shipping to China . — » enld that stenmeah!p companies Values, Pair A Specially Priced Lot of Rayon Chemises ch: @€ Heavy quality lustrous rayon Chemises in bodice top, with self shoulder straps. 4m pink, peach or orchi@. Well made and full cut. Union Suits —for men. Of pincheck white nain- sook, with elastic webbing back bands. Athletic style. Sizes 36 to 46. 59¢ Choice at... Pies | d to wend the the west coast were accepting cargo as ueua!' ains in plain and allover pat- i Ruseta was One hundred € Filet and shadow weave Curtair terns. With scalloped edge and 2% yards long. and fifty pairs in the lot. Grenadine Curtains —jn crossbar and colored cots of blue, rose and gold, with ruffled edge and tie-backs to match: 2'4 yards $| 75 long; pair : - . » Fancy Grenadine optimistically fe. ecribed as a market of importance vy Prof. Guatave Kiaus- Rayon Drapery ner at tee Cole Plain Rayon Drapery in Finance, St. Louls Ur natural color; 36 inches declared that the soviet wide and suitable for Cur- had appropriated $900,000.,- tains and drapes. 39c¢ 990 to be used tm the purchase of 7 equipment during 1926 and 1927. Yard lub to Sing for Orphans. of Commerce and ive rei'y, who (,overn- , . , Inen -Cretonnes Bed Sheets amous-Barr Special” brand, ggg seamless and hem- - %972x99-inch size. Limit of 6. Reakeod $1.45 grade, each effect. Printed Voile _ 40-inch chiffon Voile in beau- §ul color combinations, floral Seconds of "sc grade, yard , Basement Economy Store Union Suits —for women. Open or closed, bodice or built-up styles of elastic-ribbed cot- ton. Regular and extra sizes. a ~ At ) d0dC Basement Fieonomy Store Crossbar Grenadine in blue, green, yellow and pink stripes: 36 inches wide, 37¢ asc value. Yard _ Rich allover patterns and striped combinations in these Cretonnes for many ?7 purposes. Yard ; C Rasement Economy Store onan i (hristian The Municipal Choral Club will entertain the children of the | Orphans Home 2951; North Euclid avenue, Saturday, at. 7:45 p. m. After the singing. an | “aster party will be given the chil-/ fren by members of the club. ‘Sloan | Li niment mMiiLt*

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Pimples, b lack. heads, etc, are ruickly dispelled ! by _ ADVERTISEMENT , Colorful New Furniture . a Magazine Given Free The Spring Number of ‘HOME a ry attract fur niture magazine - i r teriy Dy the Prufrock-Lit rur niture Company, I rth a St { ir ies Streets s rea for cls = an | *- This interesting magarir R : wort : ents ¢ ] g) ar or @ > a ~ - 9 g a ae 7 > - = > oo “ aie s , , A Si ¥T Y Wii? ’ t r ‘are _ ins 4 ° ? Fr. ; ~ = . c a. ciall mr i for this week’s selling sy f iP ry = 1 a 4 \ room iit reaser r and r if ‘ x > vy today ADVERTISEMENT SOME WOMEN ALWAYS ATTRACT You want to be ifu want the tireless enerrv. oe sh com- 2 : ’ al 6 plexion and ; ep of yout! Then let Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets keep your f caused by clog; liver. For 20 years, men and sVstem ge. ° “ fering from stomach troubles, pim- pies, listiessness = headaches have , ry? taken Dr. Edwar Olive Tablets,a — vee Bb + + > am Tr: 2 | successful substitu e Tor caiomei, & ft v compound vegetable ingred) _+ . . wy } - . mixed with o known by thelr Clive enlor They act easily upon he bowels without «ripping hey cleanse the eysiem anc to bt Keep y th a « anv gifts ake Dr. Edwards’ O e Tat a rightly Hiow much better ferl—and look. 15c, S0c. ANec Al’ Drugrists BUSINESS WOMEN— —SCHOOL TEACHERS Colds Reduce * : Your In- in the s hoc ; room, or anywhere, i your neighbor has a cold and +f In the office, in the “movie, sreezes or coughs, the air is germs and if yoffr vitality is low youre an easy mark for colds and may become ill, and lose two or three days’ time. Build up you health with that splendid herba tonic, DR. PIERCE’S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY It increases the appetite, stimn- lates the digestion, helps to en- rich the blood and puts you in fine condition. If your druggist doe Medical Discovery, in at lets, you can obt ain a ine of the table*. by sending 65 cents to Dr. Pierce Clinic, in Buffalo, ens 2 ¢ ADVERTISEMENT SYSTEM POISONED BY CONSTIPATION _ oe ete After a Course of Black-Draught Appetite Returns to Indiana Lady. Feels Better Than in Many Years. Vincennes, Ind.— ber experience with The Black-Draught, Mrs hos. L. Nas of this place, sars ‘*My general health bas grown much ter s , l began taking Black-Drauge For many years I ras tr i} with spelis of constipation. When one of these would come to me, | could not rest was sleep well at nig had a disturbed, and 1 of uching feeling. - > = — sae re? « - > ? 4 la . x 7 - had > ; 7 ‘ = . ¥y 4 r 4. r . ‘ ’ 4@ TY, +. - > idl = by o~ re HOe2 3 Aeafir ed t= + *® H : ‘ . aa ke ~~ +. s °?T ro r ? > _ + + -— ao — ~ i x wo F! + Af _ > t . - - os : - _ ~ . U S rai and 4 = _ ’ \ & Ss hern, competing be - hy rr > © =e . 3 ' sam S assesst =* — = a, a es eee) al os han -~ : ei a oF. ’ Wwe Aw ™ > » | ; 2 . se Of the Mur l bridge — - _ ¢ - - j = + pa ” Ownership of the Terminal i oo = co _ > t - = _— + ~ -~ ¢ rs —~ S ’ xs ssert f Terminal that it 2 ne ” ? 3 4s - oo ; ‘ 4 A > = ~ a —he o : =~ .. = _ o me 7 en - | “i ‘ ~ > wa v7 a * r r- ow~ ~ rr}. ~ - e*n ~ le 4 nr rr Fd : « Te .. ewey nn i — ~ ~ i ¢ | nN S + = if- a ~ ‘ ~ . + :s is © 3 | Se r 1s. t+ 4 i vr 4 ? ? r & are | = . . . > - ~ e 4 + ia " aS 7 ry) rates and charges, but if the mem- r - " ~ a. - ° € rs = S$ OWneETS O11 ie" ,¢rm- . — ~ - 3 rad - —w 4 2s Sr i " I > | > a +44? + 4 — ‘ ’ i 118 A % . ,e . y t > 2 le 4 ++ _ rm or h = ary 7 _ ° ’ . a as a °, . ~ r ~ — a ae ed ~ oe ~ ~~ * A i U. cs owe » . = r" > +» > - ° — : A L j \ = - an? ; ‘ $ ~ A 7] > Torr — | + i — — ~ 4 ~~ SI ™ ] | irr S — ¢ . = ee . ~_- - A lek. tL - +? ' - e a c ra > pf - 7 i¢ r ~ ~ 4 ry _- 7. ba 5 “= + ~™ r € = a ? , ? c Ts > * ~, a ha e. - ? , ' ’ * . ues i tC ar ines. Denies Faquality. > . . — . ~ 2 ° tha , 3 4 j ia ‘ ‘ :\ aa - 4 A Ww ?P- > ~~ = per a - - = = 7 - T r ~~ . aATYa - ? * 7 > “4 ~~, -_ cA Ss Tf . NG “= . = -™ a . , I — ~- ~~ = > or _ 5 ~ oe =~ ana ~ - ¥ TOS - 4 na e 2 + - Ae - 3 ¥ v -_ — ~ 2 ¥ ~ +» _ ¥ -o ~ 4 xX} = : ~~ ~ r as ~~ = -~ +h > - _ ~ — a , “—* * > ? -rY - ™ 4 = > ° - - o + + ° ~ = _ rcrae ~ ee > ~ — . - Is - - ~ > > q 2 ~ - ‘ * ~ ~ 7 - - - . . - . + 7 ~ ~ “= ~ 4 ~ - . ' w hg : ‘ *» > he | » % o e, . ~ - =) i ° a . . - . Se = z . « . + * re ~ ~ = ba = ‘7 » - 5 ~- » hw ~ » Board s Recommendations i . i +. r . ! " 2 _ +> ~— _ > 4 4 iS * t > et _ . 4 + ~ : % s ¥ a eS ad 5 e ? " e ‘ is Ss ‘ _ ae Z st aft 5 - : mY = 44 ~ (ii ¢ © - ; s« _ " 4 . . a . . . 4 ; s Seo . _ a suf fic r a’ r . s a -_ - +h ? ° ‘ a : > 2 eal al x sale -* x rer Ae ma : \'s Pi oh * ir an 7 “e x - »@ > ° -_ Dore > > ‘ in De e : oft. Lous Longert “Womens obecialty hop The Smartest Taiieuss " - > - an a ~~ - wardrohe for Soring is n com e — 7 - : . . > ‘ - 7s emartect SS rs ~ VJ ai 4G 00e 8Ee a Thursday in the Better Dress Section—A Thursday’s Event Is One Every Woman or Miss Who Likes to Buy Extra Value for OP Banga The Sale at $10 7 7? . > on > i ae - oT > ars oS at 2cof'9 ~~ > ~ ~ hi Se We oe ee as Na -~ wha \ Se ae i i lie - +” ~~ - 8 +} -~ " 4 ~ -" rr! Bis | ’ _— ‘ . i ~~ 44 WY wi sw ¥QUi bs Se See 1] aie = Frocks Manv wl wane +t. - — ih aA ~ ’ YY 2ad aii | Tt T : r TV. TY "> -" . + ° a~=i.tl WE d at ~ 2 7 mes ror — * #44 4g sa . re | - ‘? re — - } iu . i aDie UNTH a“ wie ned > —_— whe Ae a » vcm - * rae a4 a -* ate “Nea \ Lt ~ -_ > ~ be - { -_ A + & - \ & ~ * ~* ~Y 7% | a ~ - = a ~ & - > 2 es D \ °* eoet ie he a eal - {~- ~~ & - ' + oo > e > ~~ + 7 7. “> om i c 1.™ 4 4 S . * = - 7 ~ > a - 7 ‘ * 4 4 ’ — -~ . — > ‘ >. * ; * ] i od ar > a r ie J a gol « : . ‘ ¢ --* vr TS . ~— > . ba i‘ " a « LAS AT f j 2 ~ Tac - ~~ — 4s Too ie “4 — =. — > ‘ a. J . "1 oe ~ “™ —=&- - Pre on ‘ . . _ ‘2 >. ~- . Seer" ; , 5 ‘ 7”~ ~~ =~ oo - Ts . »- — 4 - 7 gr ree ~ od Dress Sa.on—Second or Her Dress Dollars Should Surely Attend. The Just Under 1000, but the Selection Embraces Many of the Newest $16.75 Frocks From Several of Our Best Houses Ee Eo = - = - - ; (2 i m om * os a ; Quantity Is Not So Large. Your Choice mans, ’ ot *« MITITIITIIIIIIITITTITITiriihiii tr rt ri eee WW. GARLAND. Inc.—Sixth Thru to Broadw ay—Between Locust and St. oy Wide Range of Sizes Misses’ 14 to 20 W omen’s 36 to 44 Extra Sizes 46 to ~ “~ -« . “ But Don't Forget Beige l ones ; > i J = ~ . . { a r tte rose Senge tor Another of = ss rm ; 4 Pegs rage : dels exclumvely here at $39.10. SrrTrriTivitiiiiitiitiiiiiitith % 5 7 * pr A Gon: na Sh ela } - ; - ie agi tin Mi Bret NeENee ser pat niinenii err le apie MMM TTT ed Peeyesess —- oe -_— aa —_ -_———- — «“ — — Fre —_—~ —_— ‘ —— ——— * _—_— ‘-— ~ 2 : _——~ BS _— — a *“ ——— = —_ = . —s- . -_- — 7 ‘ uu ., 4 —_— 5 - ——_ at _ % _—_— -_ Y —— 3 - -_—_ a _—, ot 4 __ — “ — F — & — . — - —_—, ——_-+ ——e “s ox Saeeetall e * -— -_-— “ _—_— s, — > -_— _—— _—— ms u-_— _—_— -_—_ _— _——— ——— — ee _——Se ee a ——— A ~~ e : — —_— _——_ > — “ —_———— « -_—_ a = -_— ; —_— 4 _— heed _— 7 _— a ee B -_— , — oo — ‘ ; eee .* — Ce “ee ee —— —— * ae PRS oe oes 2 x * “ei 3 7 4 —. a ¥ af f - % ; vis , 2 € a , j j A * | ’ jf 2, , 2 § . ri 7 y a x. : ;, © ‘. 4 YY -S . \ PY ; ‘ —~ hs ps . as ) ty, bel fny | “ sae bi fp, Mk ef ' dee, yt : of £e 5 : wed : oF * ' i . ; : € r ' Newest Effects in § COATS KQUlssie new creations ww ored and fur-trimmed mode : the latest new Spring And Grouped to $49 Girls’ Spring Coats LADIES’ SPRIN meee) Values Beyond Co Men’s Fine § Spiendid fab- rics, = tai- lored, latest patterns Also Priced Up to $ ‘ a - * a a - . - - - a _— — os * - - - - . ry ve - y Pe » ~ “oe ie Pee co ate” Yh cS ox oe o% Pate, Fat AS “ ue Ss >. Say $- 2 Sas he tae ke ay ES Zo Ps, AeA Fe =) ‘

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_WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 oe a eet vee fe ______§T. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH I- ON-A-CO EX: CLOTHING CO. |Ii{HII1/IIIII IE 1 sien “ ) enn Se OS N | fs | =| ’ | men last week, but which may be/which volunteers information to! Neither Mayor Miller nor Presi- | ESAT RS : . convenes afte slec . ublic affair St. Louis. “he! Associat ‘ould commen oday Buy Good Clothes on: | | | The Bureau of Municipal Re- | chairman of its G@overhinis Cisamdl- (GMa ee mats arse | SE ss BAS | AH. & R.’s NEW Credit Plan | search is an organization of citizen. | tee is Paul Bakewe]] Jr. iment | IN NEW VARK ADVERTISEMENT we | a e * > society Compels Whitman to sgpmare Fe — srt ali | Discontinue St. Louis Ts io E LADY MUFFINS | i | Neg Boy's Plavi The Spring Number , rO DOYS Fiaying. ‘“‘HOME,’’ a very attractive fur TOPPED WITH C ' ee ee 7 RYSTALLIZED T niture magazine published quar- OASTED COCOANUT terly by the Prufrock-Litton Fur- By the Associated Press niture Company, Fourth and St. NEW YORK, April ¢.—Ltitie|| Charles Streets, is ready for dis- tribution. This interesting magazine, worth 50 cents each, will be }) 3 members of his family was all a vonnia di $e 4 tan iam ni Sak bettie, Wl ete ia ‘ é ‘ e 9 as ., ’ ee he eg A i J ” ote Pe ha os pie 0 Page : _— yes nit a = eee Ba fied Tae? ae ee a ” . “ rent hoy Co NOS Sin A mate oe Ob ee Ae aA iortie.. : ; : ; are ng 3 ih RN 9p IE jo ty NOR abi cet rs tow RD ‘pepe’ to ‘ . es - ‘ eT \ > ar a - ’ oe . - ee r,s ag ee hy Te oe Rai ee - ee » oat - > . te r g y 4 4 x 4 7 7 i a = - : s, r) 4 r alte 4 7 , * wt! ‘ . aeaa ahd Cae ae wk Ae? Cee eer re i ve o eis tee eee eee : , in bP nwt. soe, lat Y singed pre tee PASS). aE ws — ow - v- . nee nee * naa “ b ar ‘ ’ ode im ~~ 4 « oct ars wees pears « ae . » te de . . : 4 ‘ - : : . _— - ~ ey see ~~ een Me - mY alpha Ne ego as ns ei ened te on ei OR spe ia Mr > -) ey & ~ re j 1 ij j 5 ff / i / I}, /* | Ai H{i* rf ; , o - Wit © li! & a” ' ; i ‘ Are Here without a Suit. a HAUUGNNUUUENAEUETUNONUUUONENNUNNENUOULLNNNTHON ; 8 .f i es inf , yi j . } he é 4h. of “I’m the guardian of my son,” re- ( ld S / i / d sponded Harris. O ca Niatas are The case was adjourned until ' Thursday so that Assistant District Attorney Wasser might confer with dbtiiad by everyone * ‘ Se eh ie Me : ~ SRE, ay > . ‘ ican iit sia — ee eee a. . AY. * * ny w - m tbs> Gianitionne=n-4i a cestentr SP SN the arents of the Children’s Socie- ther Whiteman’s offer accepted and so dispose . = A ce 5 0 @ ifs a Ge 1 vi +. — » - ~—* ’ . : , 3 ; Would you exchange shabbiness for phage Be ccc Bo lasting beauty? Then hide those worn, - appeared here ugly boards under lovely, wear-resisting at av tain Gotp Seat Intams! Winuab curl A | What freshness and charm your home PLOT TO KIDNAP SINCLAIR OIL will gain! It's amazing to ioc edie CHIEF IN MEXICO THWARTED halls given a new dignity—dreary rooms PRUETT Litt ristiititiiity i an -% . > _* 7? iurin?eZ i1e winter vy 4 at the Skouras Brothers’ theaters. ae Bel eta ty - = ereetce cat, ace made colorful and interesting—by the Ibert, Edward Ween ea6 | soft-toned beauty of this comfortable, co" sanitary flooring. Yet—these distinctive inlaid linoleums are not expensive. Quite the contrary! And they will last for years and years. ee ek Any good dealer will lay them for you al section of the city and cuickiy—siahh over the old wooden floors. forelon, nese Coseuaraia: hell It's a real pleasure to select suitable poo: Renee Se atterns and color combinations in Gotp “The police allege the kidnapers a Intams to harmonize with the fur- iptendeg to Some ee nishings in any room. So many smart for the release of Watt. The pilot ‘ was discovered when Cordova ap- designs! Such a variety of effects—from fe wre amelipthgses celoealis i oe 9 the quaint to the thoroughly formal. Yipee cdencven gee gual secretes ¢ Colors go clear through to the burlap Uwe car in which Watts | . back.* They will not wear off—varnish- ee ee ing, shellacking or expensive refinishing is favarro, Clemente Trini | never needed. Occasional waxing will peng estos keep the floor sanitary and gleaming. All Gold Seal Linoleums are sold under | a strict money-back guarantee of satis- «fe | faction. riley oer sage 35° the a, | Seal pasted on the face of the goods. SAYS MRS, CARRINGTON WENT * yrs. sw this when buying. r 10 BROTHER-IN-LAW’S ROOMS Note: Right now many of the best Tl case i tol stores are making special showings of ing - | Gotp Sear Intamws. Next time you are : shopping see the new patterns. RR" ! j a ONS y UVUUTANTLUTLUTYUETHY EY AUTEET TUTTE T TTL HT i | VULLTUTTLLAUET THE LY EYE ri ire ‘ ! sense * . Trert ttt syne senate > ts + = cs" : - - + IML TTT MAM TTT Hii Wg 4) a fe dij Af , Ue ‘ Z d ‘ / / ‘j if fy wey oo . ee yen iw . - we , ee ee ee ee nee ees > - ’ — ae . ° " : Ltr —, Kw seothers n Lovely New York F ashions Prettiest Spring Designs FROCKS This unusual collection of Frocks offers saving on latest up-to-the- minute styles. 12 Others Up to $49.50 Evening and Party Gowns ed — @¢ LADIES’ SPRING SUITS ¢ Reduce ormer $ nelle Values Beyond Compare Men’s Fine Spring Splendid fab- rics, well tai- 50 | lored, latest patterns. Also Priced Up to $59.50 YOUNG MEN!! See the liew Collegiate Suits $32.50 ON TERMS ral ; .# 4 ° : : : Be » bell Newest Effects in Spring COATS Exquisite mew creations in tai- lored and fur-trimmed modes in all the latest new Springtime shades. | — And Grouped to $49.50 Seeeeeee”nsasemns sibel 4 jK'. = —. L dededclebebaletL Br 599 DS 98000060095 0000000000000000044 Girls’ Spring Coats : : UTVETUMLLLULLLLLUULLLLLUGERLELLLLCLAHLUCCHALUGUGAOEAICCGAUUCGGOTIIUORAMUCUHHATICUHATTCGHAT LT UUGTTTIT LMU TTTTTT 2A AR THE Ce PPR ed ‘ea. 286 62 O44 SS OS - bd , ad CF LD OFAT JNLAIDS are made of ground cork, oxidized linseed oil an i high-grade colonng matter on a stout burlap back. A HO Sea A ay i Pry rrr rtittt rt tt try Pitivyry tt SPREE SERRE OOS BON pg NR BERNE tes WP a) ot Sean ; — ae Rimes WAL wre ett €.9tH { ain pbell court. EERE DBE OG La a, “fA if | | ae DENIES : ALL ROADS f 2 se tiga en oo A ee be Insist on seeing this Gold USE THE TERMINAL % wg : rat Seal Guarantee on lhe face UPON EQUAL TERMS | ampe ores of the linoleum you buy Continued from Preceding Page. | = . nT aan * '; ‘» ¢ su¢h nonmember railroad “in an Vi 4 4 t+hae mmc oe 1? ‘ i eer fii) un’ avai . TiItiiTTittt. : ; Just the Weather for TOPCOATS “iar” $9Q:50 900000000’. Visit Our East St. Louis Store, 314 Collinsville Av. 606 N. BROADWAY Tittitiitiiitititil lio 3 Just Two Doors North of Washington Av. HP FlWiy\yiyyJOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.jiINUIllte But Don’t Forget ADpilt ion tO Ses pS MOE SY RR Be ie 4% ere lat ilities OT (ne x rm? Beige J ones the disposal of all Faas nievinvennanianavieenneeneateit BROO090000000000000% PUUULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLALOLLLLLLUCUUGAAALLLCRRCALGGLAAELCLLLLOCLOPRERCELLUULEUUUOCOOOOOOOOOUOGSOOOOOOOULLUTUUUUOOEUUUTUPTOLUUUUUOUOOOOONOAUTUCOUOOTTTOTT OOO 80000000408004 oe me | ‘ | for the us of its facilitie | so adjusted as to produce | Where low price is all-important see guaranteed Gold Seal To give an air of distinction to the business office, shop, showroom, restaurant, there are GOLD Sea INLAIDS, Gold Seal » more revenue to the Termina!| , . rmin than shall] equa] its fixed charges, | Printed Linoleum and Linoleum Rugs. Many chat g designs, ees a} Ba Linoleums. printed on burlap-backed linoleum in long wearing oil paints. Jaspe Linoleum, Gold Seal Plain and Battleship operating and maintenance eX > eo . . ; 5 | & sia hey | _ - ' | (se T n rose heige Another of hn ¥ > = ine Peggy Paige , ee ee al ae Meal : ee 4 , | a sUSINCIY here at $39.50. | ae al ; penses % icin il ‘ ‘ , 86% me , mn general his Osition is in a “1° , . ee , New York Boston Cnbicago Kansas City Atlanta Minneapolis CONGOLEUM Naren Inc Philadelphia Cleveland Dallas Pittsburgh San Frasecisco New Orleans 4 3s i : > support of the terms of the Mavor’« and the Riefling ordinances for exchange of uses of the bridges and of the \ opposed to the ordinance Citizens’ Bridge and Terminals Committee, all of which died in| committee of the Board of Alder-| ail

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- ager ves Se ___WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927__— icine ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH din PAGE 14 — A TL I 5 ? t tio? zB mn it ™ — ’ Epidemic in Alaskan Town. rill, aviato “tate Senator Resigns by Request. + eo n had been Be gue poe : aii lekie 7 IME si.iade ch, “ bys ae rr e | aa o*d ‘ isa 3 TA] LAHLASS FE. | ‘a... A rl a .. 4 aa Ase 2 => Cf ianid i epid mee ‘ the ae | "ety ‘hy i XK" ea oct? ——— har 4 aa 8 ‘ e ~ i i A - ) hol ry aats lower Kusk r . : 2 + ’ ~ _ cae ~ ae ‘ “ ] a+ + ast we oe «4 . : . . > A 4 hoa hi. . . : ~ ee iw J sis sie » "5 7 | » a , oo a e- ~~ Ff om ¢ . - 7 ° *%. * - - = ' - } Os ict s . ale Net, i ;) > , ree. 7 , re ' ‘ O 4 ti é iiLS, Eli = z és aia WV . ee sak Aa A * j a tA Sa —" e “ rT» . hd ii : y be oF = 4 se ” . 3 , ‘s ™ ° 7 F - . 5 - . + . . . ‘ ; ‘ : ‘ . wel ’ > } HOUNTS(OWN Nas sith? ed } . v to violate the nationai wes : : i A | se : Z “7 i YTLIATIiC : no + ‘ io ‘9 * ' : op ‘ - ~ A, i + gh © P ° : - ; 3 ’ ; ~~ 2 = AORN I RATE Soe. NRA RRR me a + Oe “mn . 5 - nila: meee . ll ney nue gan veh neem : ee ot Key has fiom oo Pap sr 4 a , ; ” ee a = das " t . > P - > SS EI Hr Bo tote Seal ag : + “ ° 4 —— oS > . + ™ + - ri rs x “te le * = “3 . ms ; Se 4 Wit a SP Ps SA ee -, sb ep Sa So ae a . yee, ee *: ; gna ‘ wa aii eae ~ aie ney ry a eee Snes ae - 2 » ay" Pian) S) eee ter shang ~hxcaigth Ss Ve Sport Coats— . i ie ae me ‘ ihe vey ie ws oie " t. o ot ~~ 2h elf Ne a ees > ae Pony i oa i oN ~ ae Se ee Rane Sk ee & J e+ ae Fists i IS Qe - we bs > tet De re . > ' ¥ shi bi 6 —- ; FUP PL ag ph PP aN —_ Pa : ca nin pen eid * ae . “ak » 4 é sa Pe Pr - . tt 7 INP cea eS gdyeitear sett Opry teen peas Man. epee e -One Main Wells Will ~~ 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. *% mn ty ’ Wi Cao ad fe A RG Ie TARAS RA CATR ah The dental profession +“ LIARS AERO OG HE GIES MER IE IOI UO EN ARNE THE RE RES ORE el Ps - - ih ol Malti ies ahead: ald Me ry eae » , ne Re s on en ns CAR 24% wo . ’ diiitiie oe ~~ ea + » : de oe a we . ‘ oe ee ee a Sec e e e eee U a. | ley the yh SENrS.”; Pate sein y ad = 7 . a Be. Ses alata DP then Poy * = pe % Ae PE Bhayiny ak lly. anes vee “ 2 pei a ° : ¥ ~ ey & a cae Pee Se ae ae se Pe A tik A RS i NR Ri li” 0 ila ONE NE LANG NG INA, ARI ROR sabe ae Sere caer ax . Puta ae ee ee 4 , Sopirts RRR enipezm ere ye Te ee ER eR, af : ** 4° is og je = ee ~ iN 1 fein im ai ‘ = ~ iS le ws Ti toed genm offeet walle foc) CG ame co Geeee cue with these, as its basic | > Oe fe | : ‘ | Bengaline Coats— $ CARLOADS OF Ww | SP ~ | Suede Coats— n: causes of tooth decay and gum Use Squibb’s Dental Cream. | mig infection that we wanted au- Tr contains more than 50% ‘ , a | Rich Silks— | 75 WiLL RE im - meet on Ant 11 the départ- The entire dental profession, most convenient and effective : Sample Coats— p ent announced that } ict the only real authority on such form to neutralize acids at The f\ 4 | , Exclusive Coats— $ 5 SAGRIFIGE fr the 21 wells already driiueu subjects, was asked to settle the Danger Line. When you brush | ’ ae Fur-Edge Coats— 242 eeinese pee“ from the practicing dentists of of Milk of Magnesia are forced Hundreds of Styles THAN THE Tuan enteht en from the tee sen ee Country aumibd: into every pit and crevice where BE for Women and Misses WHOLESALE COST T hie ‘i “onservation f£ licy Ver- quent Causes of tooth decay end main to safeguard your teeth ma mits use only of Oliset welis aad irritated gums. and gums. known manufacturers. There are side-icers and top- @ flow rude oil, which tt wilt the place where teeth and gums f..3] . é, age . oe gh op “ee itigluliv. elieves - icers with ice capacity ranging from 65 Ibs. to 125 Ibs. & ‘ve to exchange for fu ‘will nintt--Anitien an Sek tes Pad beautifull It r sensi nt Be wamhoniine , barrel tive teeth and sore gums. It is and fuliy guaranteed. BS mont consrol. * S I - bids provide P©-. Theat (3) the best product known to Start now to protect your —- Early buyers will get best choice 7 especially at The Danger Line. ff “*** ~***°5 SAMPIES. BU GEORGET | Street Optt These answers point out the See your dentist regularly— | oi age ALL SIZES UP . ot | OF ILLINOIS in California or dehverea at tie Squibb’s Dental Cream is made _nesia. 4c a large tube. =1027 I . tf 512-514 ST. CHARLES me storage tan! Se = . flicting theories about the principles. | » my ag or : AN : — ty te OE REFRIGERATORS : thoritative information. Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia ina } : —+-4- ' ) Fine Satins— AT LESS - in No. 11 | ve ‘ yee a r . ' question. 95% of the answers your teeth with it, tiny particles | | | | One of a Kind— eee (1) ecide aie the euies fra. | en ee eee. There thev re- These are Standard brand Refrigerators made. by well- That (2) the trouble that occurs at Squibb’s Dental Cream cleans —both porcelain and enamel finished. All brand-new is the most serious and difficul: to eg ie safe tor everyone. BUY NOW 3 z ot o tl | : - re ot ¢ , | neutral lize aeids in the mouth is teeth and gums correctlv — | E cued i EA. ER ; "NEW ¢ f 513 Olive THE HOWE SCALE CO “ | i. i ¢ : i i | a : ome : safe and sure way to protect and use Squibb’s Dental Cream. Bee. a whet A 4 re SO EVENI xc f : a @ BR che refiners at the tidewater point your teeth and gums, for madewith Squibb’s Milk of Mag- THURSDAY A Rasy THIS SALE ‘ : We Give Between 6th and Broadway . ie The POST-DISPATCH ADS than ALL the other St. TOUT if Sizes 40 to 56 | A New Section Devoted to | Profit by Inexpensive Dresses! | | N SECO SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue a ¥ . ts > — “a we ¢ i ee a a ae ew i See eee yan | CH “Aik ~ “5 3 Praga oe eet Se ; pe Prilline ii im Ait : $ +h +.Va hi iw Ay SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Thursday...An Extraordinary Sale of 800 New Untrimmed Hats soo. Featuring Silk Azures, Plain Azures, Swiss @ | Include— Hemps, Hairbraids and Novelty Straws The Time | From 11:30 A. M. to 12:15 P. M. 2:45 P. M. to 3:30 P. M nt cont # ile ¢ in the Newest Spring Shades and Black 11:30 A. M. to 1 lle! So ots Js ' ? \ i a 1 i ed! Cape 12:15 I e 4 1. ) ication Many fur > © sehen | £IVING OFfODELS gerne 6 5 3:30 P. M. a | —W ll Promenade Thursday in a Display of the Adtenidiing 4 4 | NCW Dress ‘Fashions A most exceptional your Easter Coat + ? 7 i> . - 2 ' a ‘ i v 45 M . >. : : ret - ] a - * 3 2 r t | > ‘ i t et = $+ . Tt 4 : - ‘ ' Cte athe i ais —— Giada eer ngs abe ade J = =o alee “ye > hips at Aetice +» & > me ”" Values ny SS Re eee eee 7 és 29 i a At the “Pin Money” Shop’s Mo ll AAS RL PAR PG Do pg Ph ce Pet ys “ REBT EOSA ate, Tee ~ — a Wiii of trimme ™ . - ee F WwW! nee ss 6 & & « + IVICINE the i shap e and‘ trimmings are pur- hased here. ge beware pee 7 a Trimming Service i | E Large Picture Shapes! Chic. New Small-Brim Modes! “Unbobbed”’ PS caren are four of many rea- sons why we take pride in introducing our “PIN MONEY” Dress Shop: t boasts styles that are shown al- inet simultaneously with their ap- pearance on Fifth Avenue, New York Large and Extra Large Head Sizes, Medium and Regular Head Sizes and Bob Head Sizes a Ms 454 “n “Gs ’ Fl } + . A selection. of Springtime’s newest Flowers in all popular shades in large and smal! clusters. 49c to 98c 7 First Floor Untrimmed Hat Shop i , frat PDS) a VAIN YIM VARS AD Scores of entirely different models are added daily to stock, thus provid- ing unequaled selections and variety. The price is within the reach of every womans “pin money” budget. There are smart styles for every figure type in Juniors’, Misses’, Wom- en's and slenderizing sizes. “Pin Money” Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.)

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A a NS cde || ously dam: ein = the yavement and noon, after close work. Any one of | /|)ju0cc g r One cf a Kind— . , ‘ ] wr 1cIfe ~ Ic s eds of St les ; : several eye muscles can cause an in- Bus company representatives re-| y — tense headache. Attack your headache | plied that the busses caused less aner-fhim . damanu: on ravoale :] Lo ¥: en and Misses WS pectectes at its source. Cannas — tray an de pro . casa ; A sturdy frame having ead . | 8 T a BPS , "Las nee : rims over goid- ' , . would be less safe and more expen- aaiening, and either Have Your Eyes Examined ebeel that ‘comiainte Gneeee mg @ wy C It Y Yeuli busses had been confined largely to With fat, onsult Your Oculist the Waterman avenue district, and that streets not used by busses were in no better condition than Water- | man avenue. Sinre After pondering over the con-/! : , licting statement: directo f 513 Olive 539 North flicting sta -ments, Dire or oO O t1 ( ts streets and Sewers Brooks today Street P 1CcCa@ O. Grand recommended the 15-mile-an-hour speed limit as a solution of the We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps controversy. No definite conclu- sions developed from the. public hearings, he said, but personal in- etiinenmieenemeteinem tliat ee ee ee oe ae ies ore : eer. SES, eee lod a . tes % eas _ ie MT, Leet tae CRS BA eS Se, eee ee 4 et Mihir? ‘ : Ae okeenete © ¥ ae. Uptown = wane 5 AE Mie nig apertigee he THIS IS THE PIGEON ‘The greys in its wings and breast are used for the smartest shades in Hart Schaffner & Marx spring suits and topcoats. They're called Pigeon greys vestigation convinced him that re-| ~—~-- luced speed probably would “lessen The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT the vibration and overcome objec- ADS thah ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. | 4 | Sizes 40 to 56 6th & Locust Sts. | IProfit by These Tremendous Bargains dk SECOND BIRTHDAY SALE OATS 4” DRESSE A most exceptional opportunity to buy your Easter Coat and Dress at less = you — to ee. . YOUR CHOICE OF f Coats Dresses OVER 100 STYLES include— Include— annis port : oat St » @ . Fas h ionable an? B6 . t » « eorgettes ! Fine silks! Some silk Flat Cre pes: Prints! Combina- Li : ine d! Cape tions! All new and backs! Many fur mene me ver trimmed! Come ea r | smart. \ carly : r THIS IS THE HAZEL NUT The soft light shades of tan found in this nut are favorites, too. They're known as Hazel tans é aeeaes * , - en See ee es ee al " ‘1 pen Sate eee ee ee * or” : ~ *) 4 ay Ns " - o> - . a ~ A Pay + sy 20 te : cee eae ee ee “7 . ban es ; re " “a * aoa nani pt te Ee h te . Dye AR ieee oy HOO pe Miah”. Sigg Co : P ‘ he) abt . 5 : . ot yi ee it * a . ™“ , : ¥ : ee a ¥ "~s ty ee) oid ’ e gett thet parte cpltbe stn: Akin aap gain] in Asda tS AL ate Se nenee ae ai Seri sit a ” ‘i » a 7 : M ~ m ; a rs ¥ e — a oe - ns Dad a ’ « bene Pri a 2 ’ bead ~ pee oir tenes hig pene® chain Qewtevubes ats s Aalbh des sisal - “ . 7 ‘ 2 ae THIS IS THE BLUE FISH Its blue and silvery flecks suggest the new Silver-blue colorings « f ’ ’ 7 . - . . . . o ‘ . s ‘ . 5 . . . * ’ . . . . s . s ze . . * * + * s . s . ’ ° * - s * . 7 o 7 : . . s s . * ” s o . s * . s + * . ] s « = . + s 7 ~ 7 o a o , ~ - * s : * * P " * | > + | s ’ * 7 . « s 7 7 © = - - — s «© - * wo 7 # s + s . * . . + . as os om . 2 a . 7 “ & > o eS 7 - = 7” + s ” * 7 * . . . . . s . + m7 2 +. . o — = . - om . * - * * ” 7 e . o 7 +. - . oa = + . a 7 = o . s . . 7 2 i - _ + * « 2 se hed - -. i - . * . — # . s a . 2 a ia * s * ‘8 . s . s a s * a * s . 7 s . . o @ a 7 - e Zs ” 7 - 7 a * * = cs * e pepansnst 2 gee Seeder weecsesacssasetvs abe tee a ; THESE ARE THE DOLLARS YOU SAVE Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes have so much fine quality and such long wear in them that they'll save many dollars for you Copyright 1927 Hart Schafiner & Marx Marvelous Values The sensational value of the 7 Mle!—Coats and Dresses in f the Newest styles! — $12.95 7 &ch. Nothing like it before } ad ],%24, possibly—nothing like Panaded ever again! : Birthday Sale—Stout Arch Shoes ¥ ao Med, , @? aw” af en ie: gp Tesuee WOLFF’ Washington Avenue at Broadway seeteeeeeeeee ee eeeaeaese ae ew Oh ee re te ee ee 2 e air edits = s. > * de all-leather Shoes Another tremendous value— r heels and com- these wonderful Shoes that built-in arch. These —_ a comfort. y wo ree pairs at a time. ather Shoes—only «@ee SFC SERS SHS ESE EEE BERK EHE SOCCER HHT eee

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SORE cata _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ — ame Kee PAGE 16____———C—CSST. LOIS POST-DISPATCH. : WEDNESDAY EVENE, Ae ®t ~~ | . _— coring fo lane sbi P RISON BOARD (E usband, Maj. Ledis, inte veces, |e Sos “co "eenke \. St.Louis Greatest Clothing Store City Approves — Plan. and will have a ciearance 0 ing the awe oft the late Re i prosecu = The new Wabash railroad bridge |feet. according to plans submitted cM alcesey Grant, Mra Updig | Weignt bad complained that afte f the Republican State Commit- "4 J finished tn walnut over selected gum- == a a : ee Me . | Accounts ? ” a 8 a ” S a © 2 a Lal cd s € n J oo s “a e . a a s a Ld A af 2 ~ id - co 2 3 > * + R-* ae 4 ay Py! ples tad) ‘ be ROA ER peat WY. ae sy rr is . pod rye enizccns! s successor effective Selection Ts sere \y~ 7. . secretary is not a mem- “oh board. . T . d nd step in the reorgan- Advisable nvite t is understood, will be} wood $5.00 Cash—$6.00 Monthly . 2 \ ] ‘ SS Siri tian ee J SPECIALS WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTS S dee Cane-Seat Porch Rocker $2. Seas 9x12 Felt-Base Rugs, with border. $10.75 $220 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites. . $169.00 $200 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite. $115.00 $37 Kitchen Cabinet, porcelain top $22.50 $30 Da-Bed and Pad ~ $49 Cabinet Style Gas Ranges..,.. | ee AR ie Ea aE pO A iy ME 5 aN AN AR a et pie Fe oe Bdcr’s.. de LIT rene P nuntibe Pas “ T hursday—Great Value-Giving Kvent! Pen ial ‘he oy Sine’ nance oh the prison management by Dr. Cortez ‘ inefficient th Casati di spl easure tration, it is unde og : slated for removal. ' ' , haf ; ned That Sr +e} inbeck's er ReR. eerie. Se aby theres Hh ay Sua a Rae, Qn e® Lf gear es * ae 8 ioe pale ua k ee roe A a Aiki BOS E> ™ ee eS eae ee eae 3-ROOM OUTFITS Consisting of bedroom, dining room Gi and kitchen. $18 down, 75 $2.50 weekly Living-room suite, bedroom suite and —. outfit, complete with t in the hands of | Governor. Hower rer, under | he law, the Penal Board members|} hold office at the pleasure of the/| rovernor and are subject to re-/| by ee even though con- gulls Mies sf i Ls a) OR organs i firmed by the Senate. St ates nent ae Steinbeck. he ser ww hy I ah OL 11d he | i for telling the tru th when | PS gy Wee age oe ate Ask to See Our Special Outfit for . RA SERRA SRASRTERESRRARSEAEK ERRATA RERREREERERREC RETR EEEREEES ISSR CRHOSE EERE nt is MT von me eerer’t Rom Fee * re A . Yee Sis (als ee eraney r 7 i a in LSA a ee ef Pie bse thier es ns ee ae ree ee tS ok 0 aac : 4 ee sae k ” * 7 ’ , bo. sae ele Cate eaten Batis ae me Wt hyo ine Be SS Ns ln ae see ea - qi ears a EN Su Seer ee ~ 4 Sears woe ee eS Ny - ate ee as Leta x oy) ieee i ili > > = ss Ss os “a s 4 I Ce eee a qm rs . ~ .. abe ee ‘ Ly Mi Fa te a 4 ~ ‘ : 3 ‘i eos i ore = we Se er tT RET OF ee ato on @i ‘ om removed.” eichatausteh reference was to ters written to the Governor ¢ board in 1925 by State Senator Lar- ry Brunk, regarding prison pur- | chases and lack of competifive bids | on purchases, made before he be- came purchasing agent in May, n- 1925. Brunk, a Republican, was NNIVERSARY § oe A tary of the Public Service Commis- sion an . later secretary of the! sion, ‘ieee promotions removing Main Store R Ss 8032 G aa him “— amy conr se cts i gv® os 7192 ~aesortad es ee 4969 Delmar BI. 4 ee NEW SOCIET Y FORMED TO AID 2028 N. Grand Bi oren suvoay Bea DISABLED ST. LOUIS CHILDREN ge OPEN EVENINGS Dr. Archer O'Reilly, Chairman of TILL 9 O'CLOCK Organization Committee—Other Cities to Act. Dr. Archer O’Reilly, nationally | j te af at ink KB ‘ f PP ee & or Mg ts Ms - t >. je! - ~ oad ee a ee m~ nt 2 lb, shia ne Qe anita + 2 tree. * x * em - OE Re Pag * er me _ see ce de aretaeiee ntl : “eee é 1 * 6 i variety sale ae ae ee » Sgereee ‘ Vhe* aL -s . * rf wstendicn oO eter aren on, »e hection with the - = ~ - sad a Pena “ =e ; 9 known orthopedic surgeon, was elect ed cairn an of the Organiza- ttee of the new St. Louis tt Pee for Crippled Children, at a meeting yesterday attended by rep- | = = 3 resentatives of medical educational! | = &: and civic societies at the Social | | ~ . | } EXTRA! ; 4 * ae Rervice Building, 2221. Locust etreet. | j 4) 7 : . we | Mrs. F. H. Littlefield, president. of | V Se” i : Opening Soon! 3 the Federated Women’s Clubs in {| VS § 748 p= od om &§ Star Sa IP" $39.75 COATS—$35 COATS—$29.75 | & vies chairman. _ Z by ° | =; This message uare’s ) The meeting was called by Dean | . ‘ i r Vee oth. || Auto Bumpers | Avo eee AY COATS—Are Offered in This a Weanpell ington University Medical School, Guaranteed Against Breakage who ts president of the State Societ: Money-Saving na eceetraiteat piety 3 . ¢ — ee ° ; 4 : Sor DOUBLE-BAR BUMPERS ~ Er Great Underpriced Selling at ri a market end TH er gey os AND BUMPERETTES of Hygiene and Physical Bdweation fy ge that market on _ Fords, Ch let for the State, the organ of a | : #§ ° ~igyecmuied iaahand ming ; Qs St. Louis ce tlety hiedenaie the 1“ J a : For Philadelf ee ae ogden A a 4: ganization of similar groupe) | iN i 2 | and The Inquire ‘Rowncement. value, on sale at 5 prow ga : eare. Springfield, 1 : It t be! J | Bumpers and Bumperettes Kans a City and St. Joseph will | 4 | | . 4 . mus Fer All Makes of Cars eanieation meetings within | | f | | Ee in America whe Closed-end gf Resena oe aa Bum- ies | | =) / —_ ~ 3 er and umpere = } . Bis for heavy-weight = $7 9S MEMPHIS WOMAN BUYER | / / . - 2 j poraries. ae a ae nn $9. QS Millinery Purchaser and Sales | Sy 7 | a In 1926 The be at. Manager Return Ho in Th | | P : | we i ahs Hour Flight. . ee VAS | , | | ce LINES MORE —_ aise Bertha Gillihan, millinery | \V/,)) | , | competitor. IE CHAMPION _— —" <a we Memphis department | A ' . — . 4 | Depar tment itwo weeks. store, and W. M. Monk, promotion | ih | : a , r, returned to Memphis | | | | BULLDOG | yesterday afternoon by airplane! XV: F i ai be : ae g They are the sh : \' eaturing the Newest Styles of the Spring Season—Strikingly Devel- c that in Philac t Accelerator, e DEM OUND (5. eenecbag: ced after a brief buying tour here. . BOYCE : he ay A ge Lanitbert — | y | oped of Quality Fabrics in the Latest Shades—Effectively Trim- | ef one thing Rad aye — on rs, 8 og 45 tho ) ™m. yesterda | % . . . . . = Z OIL CANS | a in - ~_ Rock airplane piloted | ~ med with Embroidery, Braiding, Monkey Fur, Erminette | ee by Jeff Windham, hurried down- | | ] : B oid: euih ues beak at : (Dyed Rabbit), Twin Beaver (Dyed Rabbit), and Wolf. TANW Dd ee time to hop off at 4:39. The flich: SyaNNeos, ie fecuigins ae cece me aoe A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS $1 ~~ og ee: three hours a | ona. Both flights were without tnci- | { : ANY COAT UNTIL EASTER lent. They were Miss Gillihan’s Cord Tires $695 FIRST QUALITY =| first T ) - : x se an a el weaes fae | Spring Fabrics: : For this extraordinary selling event, our buyers have made a | Sprin Colorss Rubber $3.00 value FORMER MRS. —LYDIG BROKE _ tremendous effort and have been unusually successful in secur- g “a Ste ering Gnbers Wrench . | Lists chanics | =o AT TN. ing the smartest coats at great concessions so that we can offer | coon ACK—N AVY— them at this exceptionally low pricing. At the very beginning mOGiL , ei ; a yee: NEW rb Apr I 6 {1 voliun- TWIT f } : = ag fa comes te, ee te shu of the Spring season chase coats represent values that will not Rees § AN—BEIGE— ay value DELCO a ine. (athe Rabaiiiten as Site cen ce | ae 'EENC |. be duplicated at more than twice this sale price. These attrac- e oe or si idiom Syetem, hl ah came Bb E tive coats are strikingly stvled of high erate materials in the REEN GRAY= = mamadilate Service on ile: pilates alanis: wend Wea ack sce URS , | fashionable black and white contrasts and the new spring shades | pa 4 ; oe MAIL ORD RDERS AGF who Mi ATERI A] and are effectively trimmed with furs and new effects. This NOV ELTY Same Day Received Soak. ten UME. "Sie: tees eee hom “ay Vis ALS— | is truly a marv elous opportunity to purchase your new spring MIX URES— — \ a a. oe ® ened & & . * riage to W. EF. D. Stokes. Sh nbd inclined alin ad coat in time for Easter at a substantial Saving. 5 t * hk 24, - — , rced both Stokes and Her se« aan tected ae arate mo mm ~

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_WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1997 __ “és tA 9 Sfore , Me ete Sa She Re we ‘C3 neem = eet ‘ eT De be Pu." nok me UTE 4 Nude om ~ AB : a Y*s SEA _ Sgro 7 4 ree ios STRICT Oe Sade | ERR EEA a e Suit Here ez At Half the S Prices Asked by High Rent Stores AY|] COMPARE pean s tee : — . & ie ag eS Sir a, rt os OR 1 Pie eye aes legiate models, also iy a oS ee Ro I ee Lane Ge: im bat Rt Chet. Se let pine a fd the darker colors, re “ob TAS a TS o\ tot = ee eee he Fay ks a a AGES, DIAGONALS j| WO PAIRS PANTS aroun NOTICE A eR OG CSUR a te SS SR RR Sat tens ee ees = | | j 50 79 75 | i 2 (et Sa! a PRR eS ope : | ee a | +. roDAY j ] , 7 : ss | en os 5 . aa boty > Oe : gt % Pp M = the latest we oe a 4 fxg PS? . “ oo . wear , rate fe | > accept 4 Bees ols) Ree mr EWS te: #7, . | : : V4 r Oe is cndap inentret ine ee tk Shoes fr chginewenacs) | ; | ree ‘s ; te TS | | Se 7 ee eS ee 4 1 caqaemee ene TT } . , ; ; + E crescent PRILADE! PHIA. 5: py t. cates 94 Pah TOR anette . a ” ‘nsera A be’ & ER ik) y 4 * 7 % “— 4 —- - - . A oat ‘+ oe % Ta Naat 2 ae i = aol 7 7 x + on eae ¥ : nay = ‘ nth hg > WE hts oe Op m9 > a t ie «net "tes st ie peas f oA ” 4 * r +. ; haan : ‘ > Se ign ny Sh aw : r ’ : ”" he Ae at, r > * oe n * vem . ' me ps , : rt . ad ret ane) oT ~ ne YR HAR Hee ee a , a . ats) r Y : ¥ 3 ‘4 - e weg : OG Ne “ - ee oe pees ae 10 can 0. a > > yy ' pa 12 ag i Ouse -puberrenerneaes neers 7 cay divcwe ly ae S ~~ ee - . ; re Sn Agt a mae Es e Chet 5 i ase * , af" ~ ‘ eA o f : ONG PANTS. $20 eM Mee Se Se SS Se : ms > | P . ~ ae 4 . eer ' > “: > ° " . % 4 h pavae Seis ("eh ® “ ag - S ~ tori {~ ly , ————— por ~* Fy 4 -* rT Tey : e has as he at : gic nee 4 to ey Roosevell Speed fo Scen 2 ee eas teats Rargey 4 # jesnite ranufe J nega ng part > be | Minority th Block Leg hai ge (Se AF ie a is aed ek Geil Craft May q AM, ma + “e J ® * ded * 7 2. tn pte E a pe? ra et } y rd £4 * q vets } “pe a BS oe rtm tt Plea for Ap AtMHE pre Blazing ite te Sond Firetighters Abo j * ; - ‘ . 4 * rary gid “4 » : caver 7m Baktupey imposslHe 1, or Bourmd f. «f Cam permis the at + i ett gs life of LAM wet coor 42 siation ai 1) { tye fr Ate ers ecety me istatiot ga C unts ters Flats for Reoreanize: s Owing to Storm; Steam : S| if Digs nae Seas 5) RS Bae ir «ay S tion 3 LOMpARy:, Phila. With General Cargy 2 Womens ae Acprogt ation and ; dd : ae : ) Deficierey oY | iain ghee eerie. — nite ty eh pee toto of Weert | Massachuse 4 ; se ce “Cicer Bills Lapse TheouR |) 2a oe bcata. 2p ens eet hts ital. by Me 3 * roe wanet ot) Wreck Off | 7A i | ¢ Tour. Additianal i : Other oa in Fins! $ te Sd ss 2? W227. : f- . -2@ ww m oe me 2 sm a ‘ ‘ . AAO AOE 4 / ey Ars “ 7 ae n 7 ‘ ' yi > Vibe ale fihorsic. & ees rs * gompany. Morne eT ——————n ie a , ac th Re impogRser Dernerats 1 Actes oie. Aap te ne PP het t Se « oh dh eae eee Caveman 98s 1 vec sgl ¢ Bee ; P mg Sitar een eee lh AR iS of i i ’ , thes te ton) , 4 ote . ‘Ss . athe, Poe wonder torre greg) | + . i dean ba: or Uther (EZ =f i a ~~ r@ «4 : Nantarae merit, Paes YEG die OM as 8 Will xrond aan oe! yO 4 3 ; sue Pp Tye, ccatys SAYS pet ane ee ‘ ” i. "petsh tees ales oe So =, ie a te PSs Gent z rast x I, PS aee ee ee Pees ew aa fh 5 ee a ea yyy — a, poh : en — si ‘ yan ome 2 ae 3 on th Eee at . é ‘ Di " : eo «! _ c , 2 ie > oe ints t ~~ wf - + pean wy Daina co Let kee eee oe ee maeseeeay -bbatne 9:50 bias egies 2-28 ap . v - ee . & r ; - , 4 . ek ¥ - Fae, oe *- S ‘ : > ed a : 9 i be ee * « aah ae os 7 7 " 7 . y tat ad Bh es Tr me ue ae ¥ Oo ere eke a aie Rey GE reste tie wh ‘ , preei ak f , yeas be peeing ~ . ’ atauiies ne t +i ie . aoe) Be er * oe % andes : d 7 3 “4 a ee . : astern ae (ase nt Me - ican ; Me = afd te Mee a ate Z Su ue ae ‘ whs Giagiegle Rrra cs: anamtie. dey oes — o a on bu . we ) a - S / ; : F " were ’ . roe rune . ca inp we . we (arty Kolin BR Catia in tae dis alien Ahn aniian+-s-capteateacanahal BRITS eas Tt n - 7 oe be : _ A tthe my port - | Rl oho meal, x mee . a Name 0 Sothee, ye Riphe ety +a : Kat ever tO hs ’ g* ’ ) ie — - ae? . “hw ehas , elie ; . - wie? ty 2 own 220 ter comme. ae : ,} BRM PRY ; wet ober tec x Sree grror * inet might prying Mtb : v ew ‘ c . bute RO grot eppeire { ote mber* ge’ the « ae . ; ; , lorne sing "g eer 40 Dane rHHre er | xtegranlsser oom “i or at Sew York pent gt a rere letee Thvope OS Gy nl oF YRs whicr eH Te ai tae es ere ? . * yird in Pp Be. , ° - ¥ ‘ ‘ty ye rr } ¢ ; x" ¢ ~*~ t . ow o ‘ ‘ . ; | i e i : . cretna OF NY 4 ; a - ; , ” a’ 47 i TOE) he Sate Peover A ; tone ny : rareniins om 4 : ee — at pe ~~ doh 72,’ Stand 25 Made irre + eeeateadd pcernr Sadan , £ Verdict Mas me taver * - Mes Saye Ps Carawsy onys ns y t lornom * Fa est m J thie ener eo | J : eink i ; io Das e .. Ro Begnms M6 M emt: PoE" ER ; * 3 anee to * . | ‘ stg she monere’ ; fond Ti ra , 4~ 4 . a. na pei AAOOALL OI * non wate am eo a oer oe? gute ‘, y 2 . : ins . > . dh ot > ‘ es " saat wf adh me wae ron ent mibataer? phed ofsat MS °F Png aed Ce “4 » Sat no cthieal KarKcnae. / isin OF rec on ‘ « ) : “se oie 9 tee fact tamer cadres igo worptiage er Th or cathe ( — ~ " >| “ . - * e _/ p . ~ a7 a a -. . ; _—™ y 4 >” ‘ } «~ > . . : a 7 4 =. 3 f | : : ' ’ * . 3 ~~ - ° ; - wna “ = ‘ — ° * , , . - 7 P - 4” ; > - ° J + ‘ A * wae « ‘wy i” , . , . ‘ s bd wf . + ‘ ’ ‘ 4 ' , on 4 ? . . - ‘es o ~ «* ' vz vied , - , Ya. . f « 4a - 2 ; m - “a a > Pip - ; . a —_- moe ‘ i i" ms A Visualize the influence of YOUR product from advertis- ing Colors: ACK—NAVY— AN—BEIGE— KEEN—GRAY— NOVELTY AIXTURES— 260 N. Michigan Avenue This message is addressed to advertisers shrewd enough to measure a market in terms of its home-owning element. We are perfectly willing to rest the case of Philadelphia as amarket and The Philadelphia Inquirer as a means of reaching that market on such a basis. | For Philadelphia is America’s greatest city of homes . . . and The Inquirer is the greatest home newspaper in that city. It must be! Or else Philadelphia would not be the only city in America where the morning newspaper carries more de- partment store advertising than ANY of its evening contem- poraries. In 1926 The Inquirer carried MORE THAN 2,000,000 LINES MORE department store advertising than its nearest competitor. Think that over! Department store space buyers know the local situation. They are the shrewdest space buyers in the business. The fact that in Philadelphia, The Inquirer is their choice means but one thing. Here’s another index of newspaper power—Classified Ad- vertising. And [he Inquirer, year in and year out, leads the entire Pennsylvania field. In Philadelphia, it carries more classified than the other morning newspapers combined. And nearly 3,000,000 lines more than the next newspaper. Clas- sified proves reader interest—reader interest means sales! Still another type of advertising whose sales check-up is deadly certain . . . Real Estate Companies. Again The Inquirer leads the field with nearly 2,000,000 lines . . . or almost 600,000 more than the second best newspaper. Total 1926 display . . . of course . . . The Inquirer’s leadership over the next newspaper is nearly 1,500,000 lines? Measure the power available for your sales ventures in Phila- delphia by our singular guarantee . . . that 75:0 of the worthwhile families in Philadelphia will receive The In- quirer from the hands of our carriers BEFORE BREAK- FAST! ing in a newspaper powerful enough to attain this position. Imagine the economy in using The Inquirer for your adver- tising in Philadelphia when its rate is only 50 cents fora daily circulation of over 300,000 and 70 cents for a Sunday cir- culation of over 500,000. Get to the facts about the newspaper situation in Phila del phia. j Use the paper-that gets results . . . that influences the purchasing of home owners in America’s greatest city of homes . . . the paper that carries more department store lineage than any other in Philadelphia. A rich market . . . Unaffected by depressions or booms. . « . the third largest in America. Establish your product in the homes that can buy. Use The Inquirer! APhiladelphia Ingutret PHILADELPHIA’S HOME NEWSPAPER CHICAGO Woodward & Kelley SAN FRANCISCO 610 Hearst Bull ding Philadelphia The Elverson Building LONDON 16 Regent Street NEW YORK 285 Madison Avensee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. PAGE 18. ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . ca __ SS CWWEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 : me 4 ———= ee —_—_—===== a Pa Editorial Page We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Ensnetn Felden Ma F Daily Cart Slips in Spring Shades | $8 Value, Special Thursday, $6.35 4 : wax babel Special Value Thursday at $2.85 | yf € Outdoor days—“Kodak days”—are here—~ealll ; | “PART T TWO @ Women's Costume Slips of excellent silk-and- here's an opportunity to secure a splendid pe _—— = : “ol, : Se ee model Eastman Folding Kodak at hy decided gay. ing. It takes 2',x3',-inch pictures—and ig easy |! ea ere ee ee ed re ray P oh Ba rayon material, made with inverted side pleats and icot edges. In pastel shades—that launder splen- picot 5 . P OPERATED BY THE MA Y COMPANY to use. Camera Section—Maia Wiggs © didly; sizes 34 to 44. M. O'NEIL CO. THE_MAY CO. Costume Slip Sectieon—Third Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. a eo co. ei Cleveland | “7 ° . , Germany's Subr Was Virtual Says Wilson + oe ae ee as wie Ais peas am Inte oe SEY pans ans ee —— . _— ee sate of 0 te a Witch Hesel uMSGN & BARES 7) | AE $5.95 Boudoir Lamps | Powder and soc box Mam. | Pearl on amber effect—several — darin or Ashes of Roses > monet limit of 3 sets, = * S customer. 59¢ Bau me An esi u B ~ ; 7¢ 7 . 2 ilies j > ill ee — man tl l; aseee& ss ‘ ai ‘ , , mn te ry a. is 2 ; —— og 1 - ecagen © Almond Lotion; | | as 5.95 Burval Perfumes; assort- dozen; each, 7c; dozen : alu remedy for ay men ail ~~ witeen Cabind | “ : = Vaii . ney of - My ~ : - ” 98 - - 43 _ ) mm - i ileon ae Palmolive Shampoo cian >: eheal 51 79 a odors ... . $3 pub! ompacts ti ments: limit 57 A vovular Shampoo ee seal : ms ) tne 3 f C Ar fi a - Madhava Oriental Per- Pluto Water % 4 nd lipstick: of 3; each, C ¢§g wrok BD. Rane idl HamMmpoo lal i . I Ti TCimsOvVve: 4d PO} neg ; Be * : a - 7 sea : :, : : -R. the hair soft and glossy; 22 lar boudo’ 2e. sit 5c Auto Sponges > fumes $6.59 The king” of aperient waters: : i 89c Night Sets RIT, & 9017. Come : 7 : ¥ rope > lessee _ o We : : 4 . . 2 7 limit. of 3; each... Ld 5 boxes aaa ae sheeps’ wool Sponges o : $9 Fioret Perfumes; assort highly efficient; limit 30¢ , limit of 3 Constet of hand-decorated Je int resolution. declared ¢ Gi Castil eae soft grade: limit of oa. $4.50 of 3; each.. inieibi Le Blume bath salts and, sate ef wat exten eae 4 astl © D d H 2: $6 Fioret Ambre Perfume $3 10c Chipso _tumbl er: limit a 3 : ates and the Mal t 72% pure oOiive o1! g ae ee Sa : } e United } ind th apes yak gets bs ts dai — : — 59 Rubber Gloves $1.50 Fioret Lace Powder, with Perfume .' & Gamb! Pana n Sundries iment, and au Castile Soap; 4-lb. factory cuts Remedies : ld Rubb G : Fay’s Papillas and Cytheia Perfume 2 45 t amble’s Soar : . — . —lim! 2s 7 : ; useho! er .oves 2 { ae ' " phi pee small convenient size; Limit of ? cl to ustomer 6G tne seem a ae limit of . F £9C " nder Supe rvision of a , stock: sizes 7 to 4 a SR, ¢) (orv~. (,ardenia Pertum « oe . as ¢ 5 on e Limit J Each Od Cus Ome 4 aie nll Wild R —* — . tion , Registered Pharmacisi a Dele’ wel as eac » 4} $3.59 Brecher’s Toilet Waters $2.18 ar j Poe 39 $1.75 Ideal Brushes $1.30 D: ng Powder: @i —. Nujol Oil Limit of 2? to a Custome sae aa Per : ¥ $2.50 Brecher’s Mon Bouquet Face Powder 65 , | D = zi $5.50 Lather Brushes $3.59 “yore: ate - lim “sg ; with big ve- » hawe nov : Sst asst Oz } ce aa c IT] f ~- . - ; - =~ - > > , =¢ : . . sas / . 13 Pure mineral Oil, for use as aN = Noyrishine Hair Restorer. .89¢ crozice $1.95 Lyde’s Toilet Water $1.58 um Veodorant tadium Razor Blades, pkz., 59e *O4F P a _— 36 . year seven months and five e internal lubricant; full 16 Parsons’ Ammonia »q - 9 anc a ounce 312 nail . sot Gimay Talcum; glass bottles | convenient cream 2c Brush & Comb Cleaners, 18e Or 3, Ca ne 1 lasted hen came the ounce size: limit of t 3c Larvex with Spray | : Xi r deh gen; iim 30c Pour Quoi Pas Face Creme F ng; 3 tor SOc $5 (fenuine Rristie Hair Pint 8 vai 3 bins f th es, the & 3; each ee v Pinaud’s Hair Toni G2 ¢« . it of : cM $§c, oc Lesquendieu Brillantine Iv Brushes. $3.45 ‘eparat ion for moth- ehic and political redistribug ; ‘ . _. @ . . 7 sistas aia ; Sin _ . e 4 ress. = . > P = i ~ ae y beset “a oy Been, “ . *. e eS Sa are - * 400° ® ~ ti tees, Ee ~ - ‘ mete tree b ~ pe en Cie fe nm ae es eee © ov r ~ In Declaring War Sees tt = nia oe all Eh IN OR Fianna : > oma . er re * _— —— ha . Ian jruff Oo ae nee mennar ee me AA A etn: ‘tnt ee ee OOH at ~ enw 6 = “ se eat. omens Q a * ani th, di dees “4 i BS eae Sas seman 2 ee ovat ” - ; - c : ee nadia atl Sipe a * A = a ais. 2 . dus a cist ‘ Re ee Sete RNA Oe ass , ; a Ea eee Seating SEE gales SOLO ee Se te eh: pact Ubi te . . seg i eer ss . a FR i SAR OM i Nes eee tT ae tt eae. ae Be wi tow ninth” mati oa i . 2 4 ¥ a ; 7 *4 ‘ - pt és s = “ H a ‘ on ghey 7a hy Avy i. : “ny - 2 y 4 . OE ie oe defen. % Ch wiht ee ee Sates - , ¥ c Pr ees : We» co . + “s ‘ ~ - ye ick Sept MTS Re IL OE A TN TE SOR LOPE NG PER ANB ce RS payee ee 3 Biring is Dyed Ae £ ¥ = a ‘ , . oy ape , “ ; ¥ 3 ‘ ‘ wt 2“ « ef a . 7 —- M fc * —— . a x Wey ae ah ewncost: Mas rN F PI . oo oa Pe ee : Ane “WEP Peel cS “ait Ea ps 7 ee en ete Te dae tad we as een * = ra Cady Ape tae eR see vay eas Jadot iy aiid i oe ye rele ie ee >. eee mm gitar ere a " Re wae ah ‘ * ; . - = Qo . a - : : ; mi 3 R Ie : e ; 7 mr onan 5o0c $1ze : limit ae 3; each Cc Lysol, small and med., *, ofe Limit of 7 to a Customer Wildroot Tonic 21c¢, * 79c Mirror Nail Powder ad 3 D. & R. Creams, 18c, 26c, 73e, Kolynos, 3 for sos eee 2: ee a0c Dew . =9C Mutlsified Cocoanut Oil, 31c. G35ec Simplex Cuticle Remover iSc Ipana Tooth Paste , — : sens " actly what nobedy seemed to km Dry Pits sc, S4c, Kolorhbak . ..98 (;lazo Liquid 32c Face Powders tevelation Powder s=C re ee ; and for objects which no natiog , : | ' Since Shaving Preparations Odorono 2fC, oFC Herpicide Sic. 73c Cutex Cuticle Remover tie Limit of 2? to a Customer ea possible state s s+ c — ook Size NN Per ralt« » = o-.. —,- os - — ° as a — . . . ever "uropean co - Br norln a eis 360 $1 his [> iaiaien . Westphal ausilator ee Lustrite Cake Polish — SOc size wooecwury . 26c 3 Fancy Toilet Soaps > Y, 2 oF 8 ; : ee 1 aa the cacene ta SE iidiiaicites” Cuntthinn atc e ————— ——____—— R. & G. Bice, pkg. = Limit of 6 Cakes to a Customer — — | s own freedom from the guilt Palmolive Shaving Cream . .20¢ Palmolive ig To | d RB h S oe 9 The orf Three , , | aving either desired or caused Park & Tilford Bav Rum . .32c "a ps you keep that hoc Ol et afl at Oaps a age . . | pe ; Cake | ic Cakes 48c - Bs val It is not strange that pes M.& L. Florida Water 9c girl complex- | Sites 7 mer Face a : aT | : r | tho saw the smiling face of pe ' + limit 20 76 Max Factor Powder : (,oodwin's Monogram Soap : a _ | wiftly covered with the hide Gimay's Bath Tablets | ae Por’ war -in Auewenl 50c Cocoa Butter . J hursday, i D. & R. Cream Cocoa Butter Cream — lar, ee Williams’ Cream Murosia Bath Soap ould fear that the same obse arge, oval, scented Tablets of Large Shaving Cream that pro- Gimay Cold Cream Soap nd resistiess causes nm , 3 the * « ny time. render ase: ' b 60c $1 Sars: eo] id _ tiss a le : is a ) wilder: lim: as —— See: ee y pronapecily Dees : ; duces a rich lather; - Size 38C ad r, 4imu es re ae 19721 | | I S ae Pr, 41m ?() . Y on | -; limit 3 doz.; it of 3; each.. Other Toilet Soaps t efforts of any people to lis > H as . oc? > » > ; « > = ~ - , - egy SRE a $1. 10 : P : : Creme Oil. Jap Rose, Graham's Lemon Foam Toilet Water 4711 White Rose ....-......1%e A tooth paste noted fer) @ er iaciiier ahd suneene «sec epsin ie . : ee ee eee ee oe ae Large 7'2-oz. size Mary Gar- Lamar Reducing Soap, 3 for 45c cleansing and whitening | Why America Went to W c A Lat eer ¢ ° A > trees of en n ' % c ' e>« —4 2 > . “ > a °. . ’ 0 . ) *. «ti . : se ? ” , ° , 3 . _ - — A Ea a sas - m larg ize; limit 73¢ cree ter ; DKS. Floral and Gimay 72% Olive Oil Castile. lien: 2 Q Coudray’s Lettuce Soap 25 customer. aga th eeseoate Sere . 35 oD Limit of § $$$ ——_—$ bet Carmichael’s Super-Scented, 15c¢ anni - ‘ ies tic ear ee Teilet Goodg S‘ection—Mailn Fissr eae a . iy gag sferious sources, caused by Musoldent pena PR Tas ae JS Pe cen ; Rn ie ee SE “. hargegieud , : Jian caren " — —_— ae Heng ds ce ella: AC ig > mien rete Spe T8 can lal ea * — tehon aman . ‘ tor PD 0 ~ aster Coats in Profusion | "2% $4.65 Maintain Famous-Barr Co.’s Style Dominance— ites E cial And Smocks in Extremely Attractive fata, or rearranging the ‘Chiffon Hose in shell. « New Styles—Really Remarkable for panelling el ck Sil k Ch nitron Ho se i de shell. at- ' / ' et ’ wi : n SO TT: Cy railed mosphere, parchment, gazelle, 4 J " p ] p a muscade, champagne and new Alt the opu drr rice of gray shadow Silk topped. It’s econo my to buy two or more pairs of the Same color. at . Hosiery Section—Main Floor Be fk @ Charming hand embroideries and lace trimmings 5 ae —and excellent, colorful tub fabrics—raise * ‘Betty SONI “oat, > rm nd Candy iecalttietaldtinaiin eor Many Graceful Street Styles * * . 5 and Youthful Sports Coats ; : Children’s Scores of black and colored Rayon Nations ke mer twills; also cassimere weaves Unde e Rwrtesty = MN | hee ae > i : with the tucks. furs. bows CW ar ; Frcs « : ay J ee a, bo iy 4 4 . the. when, in their oe : is ‘ oo ee ans y x 3 ~~ ] aa ® ey remeber » 4 ‘white and other trimmings that New. Practica] and Cer- \ ea Pitas me \, A i “> ; . ; } i | = i i a Which they have teen priv mark this season's smartest tain to Find Favor \ \ eee \\ KK ie as » | oe in a rare moment of , Saat | FX | iy Ra ya : —- =" F)0—=COS#iflese devotion SErect styles. And sports € Heavy knitted rayon makes ee aD th : > ! So (ome «Cd be pathetic that anyone Coats with SWageger lines these newest +4 Indies” for >} me : = " : * aes . { P. > 2 ae g ia! ly a veteran. _— children—every garment wel! —s ons a be J rs a ; . y Bee. SOUNdNess of that enths and patterned weaves. callonad dad fae otead 5 SRT Ni Fy PN | mt tee 2¢ the validity of the faith , mae 2 : Sa AP ANS “= f Sag » Which tt rested. —— ae Bodice Vests in oho 2 Beane 7.” ay Bates tap | A\ | What are the tacts? , 8 — Misses Reinforced Bloomers, $1 Se PA ws ht a. : | | AR © See » Don the outbreak of the Section; 34 to 44—Wom. Bodice Slips _... $1.25 Re ey ee | a ih | | | Aft oe | Strepe. public opinion in A en's Section; 421% to Bodice Drop-Seat 1 ee , i. | ‘ Pay > a BB | ee 8s profoundly ———- but 591) ‘ ' ry 25 . . ‘a q was nowhere any eling ¢ 2\,—Extra-Size Section. Undergarments . $1.75 ae * a See = <d ~_ Or could be made a pa PA I eee RE Ae ,, / Katt tUnad Section— Fearth Fleer < ae vines

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Editurial Puaye OO oy, 2 La rf~ NTT . | : —f{ &ic ff — : Py 1: 7... LI NOT | Drama—Music Daily Cartuon] 4 Gy : J} FAL, = ‘ s wa Vicwi JTF LAC ZIBN at ee CTE fe aa ae x asta aie Se a ee aiding Kodaks Thursday, $6.35 days”"—are here—ang. gp PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927. PAGES $1924 pecure a oo. No. 2 SS ee —— 7 — : =. — : | : w—nscs MW Leaders Weigh Results of U. S. Entry into War, 10 Years Ago Today . = Ts Pe ae are ae TE es . agape eatin) Aiea. ‘ ~~. Ex-Secretary Daniels D eclares oe 1S dt at lian tll ate anneal nah apeieiaetadeial ses ached . 4 tthe hse Bene OER nee ‘nt v. 4 Value — somty consists i KS ; 3 ote pe Ogee as ean ty Tie In Declaring War “We Were Not Rescuing |, ams: pei « va || ae as B. M. Baruch, Too, Laments Our Failure to Rouge; limit of 3 sets. | Anybody Else’s Cause,” But Saving % | 3 = Pace F se | L at ie | * " | : : Retain Moral Leadership— Admiral Fiske a | $e e ; ——* a Se are SS BRE % an = Ourseives From Vassalage. ee . . : a i | 3 a Warns Against Debtors’ Coalition. Hinds Cream | BS = ee Po ae , ‘deh bas em % ; fog x : ’ Honey and Almond Cream for q wind- besten chapped and rough HE following article. | : | ie ies | i: ’ | hands and skin; limit Went to War,” is from the April |trality of thought as well as word . sabe ee SE ee eg alia 4 as ern Boe | ee 2 MMEMORATIN® of =» each we 3/C | issue of the American Legion and deed, holding out to us the | S ; pe age nee oie 4 q Ba: * | 3 os br % sz Bae Sp | ; se a ca dbenauins qe We ; 7 is reproduced here by pleasing hope that there might be : . ere Page Ss: eae m4 ae re ' te ae fr. Se te Se ve ara Oo wat he ‘als rich efore Baume Bengue esion: 0 he os agazine and of | reserved for America an opportuni- | Se oe ee — as weet hoes. y fe aca td Dig Tribune aay wachine tlatementa : Baume Analgesique Bengue—e its author, Secretary o] War in the'ty to compose the conflict This os is Si ot * oe : 2 Soe | Po, Mea ; . | ye : | sa ileal precede Rirtanagest Ks = | aks a Amite -adiathiel ets. oar orgy a 5 Wilson Cabinet. thought the President continued to i oe Sk oe “4 ; 4 ee ¥ fe: : re et fae f f é Pie y i Miah Pate $.. nected Vitis i} ‘he war paid only af ments; limit of 3; each, 1C : ; develop, pointing out on each suita- ee i Be tage Beas? x. Bae ‘S iy F Sie oy eh $e 8 * Bee Re ¢ Marshal Joft of Fran ‘he stitute for war, only If som@ -f 89c Night Sets By NEWTON DD. BAKER. ble occasion the hae isolation of ae 5g P Sy gee ‘3 igs pa | oe | oth Ag ie sass. y ? 4 " e Be ee. age Bi ateenite’ atute ) te eal + daca bas tne ie neath ol Cc h : N APRIL 6, 191+, Congress, by |the United States from the causes ee ey Sse F Scag te Me aa ae ; 2° RA eee {Tn PG 5 CP aa De PR a Bg subject of America’s particip: n fective way of outlawing war ca’ re ee Jar joint resolution, declared thata of the quarrel, our freedom from Bes * ‘4 E: , 2 %: i : 3 2 es hes ® 7; | ; ie ie es ei ip is ; ay © ys top Be, ae in the war, and the part taken ly be achieved, only if the slogan usec glass tumbler: limit of s and | mare of ial —— ~ wna direct interest in any of the tradi- ee a Bee I Cai ik gear Ce ee a — : . | sa oe. oS Lok. hha. pre grit se Cf 5 pangs this country in world stabilization jin the call to the colors, “a wer i by . 60c the United States and the Imperial tional animosities or teritoria] ASPi- x. : ‘ Be aS ce bape 3 es ; tie 2 “ “ ve ae 5 ae ; i tf . > be é ” 5 5 fee and strengthening of the founda- end war shall yet be realized. — lis German Government, and author-/rations which might be thought to ee Siete ee ee ae a a aR ; APSHAL SS Mee ANE NPL AM, 38 SAS oo \ Rat cea ae eee P/ tions of peace, “Did the war pay? In 1987-18 50c Dusting Powder iged the President to use the armed! move any of the warring nations, re tee ing Se Siam 14 En. > yeterana te Wrance. for the Ameri- aved. nation om tee eer With Dusting Powder: with big ve- HE that war. that probably never has before ‘ ' eeccaanotenes. can Legion’s convention next 5€Pp- | no danger to its domain, with no Why We,the people of the country | | ‘ 3, ee Se. pins lic) I te | 7 geen NEW YORK, April rs, or honest ints. ha : STORIE WE SIL OBS FEB GIS GARY 89 Pe if war made the lUnited ‘The send) a Pind Mex A Peart? Nps ae pam nh ~ ag t Sy Ley a tf es ) Nas ne Per Fe are me ype a oe ; ’ Ninn acai ln Na Roy eve S © Nahas Gene — Ten years have no\ passed For happened under similar circum- POBERT LANSING~ fe: Xp ; te : GEN JOHN J PERSHING- - tember, is mentioned by*two of the gcjintila of hate of any peoples, lour puff; limit ) ; Reson ES gpates ie of 3; ee 30¢ | a year, seven pgp is and five ay stances, ee Soe | my, Xe, =F eontributors, Marshal SOEITS, who .§, ith no desire for gain, the Aye! Pint l earvex i the war — | r c a 4 nage uvc- Among our own citizens were | fe ee 4 a eat assures the visitors of a say ome, “an people gave free lv and Suliv mobilization of the armies, the BeCO- " great hodis men and . Pier jit i a SS et See eee © ee” Pe ind by ward P. Savage, national t» extinguish the fires of war :tha A preparation for moth-proof- | graphic and political re distribution United States] no laws ' war previously reccg- BOT were burning up Europe. All A women, ibmarine a new agency to whic! sp moe ee } I ing fabrics and rugs; $1 size: ; of the world under pee: Seen Tee, s the land of their adoption, but) nizeg could } applied and under- | ee i Cees? Messages from Pershing and Joffre in France Next Sutumn. ae + fered ll ines Po? see 7M B te Beet. 2 ores SORES RE RM PoE bth pia 58s ial alive Bp eeenen comimahaer © if (Tr: t limit of . . i J e ] ng-dra W n-C ' sl “u . c ’ ti (oO io 7 »“) + . , ~ a ‘ ’ tT} , 4 t : “¢ ig * P fi ~ : => 1 sentimental ties to this or that | took stablish ; ar zone about! {! 3 : ae ESSAGES f ( , Bees 2a Savage, after commenting with ning of that universal loverwa each ba ea a | desolated and stricken peoples (0) pPuropean nation as their hom« asta | ae os ae) USSAGES from Gen. John J. Pershing, commander of the a 7 rtime Worth all the war cost. It ws a 4 opean mation as tneil 1ome- Es » yi h = : ‘ithin hi ta Bead 3 > eae regret upon the ioss of wartime °* becpast : : : — . 3 co tha er r 7 i¢ f . as ‘ 5s i j . Ail J . “ : * : Lp m . Oo . Seay . ’ i 7 ; _ . ia bin I inaud’ s Vegetal reestablish their onomic life land. But even these citizens arg- es would eink without ; ert: American Expeditionary Forces, and Marshal Joseph Jacques F pee n “the backwash of disi]- Priceless possession. If that friend ; ° .+ - ri¢ ‘ 7h va" > re : . ‘ 44 waa aa L ' pas —— : c. oe “ ee. Biome - ‘ " 4 ‘ ~~ : . . ; ; I F ] 7 ' : a basis WwW l¢ Nn W ou j «Ss ly ¢ . llé ad their Vie Ws with reese rve and as ana x it hor + i ffc rdinge - , % Oo ie a 3 Sf ” Dente ( Psare Joffre. F om mande r-in-4 ; 4 . V rj¢ i. & : ‘ : t ' " or er wre ere- ' s ma s ; = - ae 3 ! : a i. - : as ‘ .« ‘ i ia : a t ii : n y as ‘ 2 Mai D’ Or I oo ted | faith in institutions or arrange- | o¢ the chance which 1 it come took . | ie : me ke: By GEN, PERSHING. mp ee | who died April 6, 1927 he United States i A , cA 21 i i A ; aaa é s) r ‘ . 2 > } 4 y | ~ — T «A , x S 3 4 , . ' i «lh : i ; j ‘ ’ i ‘ ; ae to warn neutrais ng a 6 , ry - b. ,f ¢ ] .f > ais oo” , . ‘ 5 , 4 * , *} : . " . i ’ } ! ‘ , é : : Vivaudou’s- Face Powder of ments which had falled so disaS- | for the United States, as comme elling on enemy ship : Ltn to ee so ae = eg | The day recalls the glorious achievements of our armies in a de: ’ burned not a friend among all th ne 1h)) nemy_ ships. ‘ ss = | | tions of the earth. Whose fau!' ; trously ‘in 1914 is not surprising. | ¢, | as : 3 | fine texture and egos | ao cease xr =o ‘ pe friend, to he world ; nas Departm«s nt at once warned Ger- ane ee ' this battle for righteousness. It was their hope and that of our acon |] years ago t that we have leet this affec mn fi ; 1} } el i Oo} ie i sor of a . ay } ye } cy P ‘, 1+ : e Per . : } ; 3 P ' ‘ eerie . . Ar: ‘ . + j ia : le » " scent; soc size; limit of . : ‘ leat tie ee. | rvice and bring a! out a Sp ly; many that if American ships or |} 2 pice a people that from the war would come world peace, but we are hese legionnaires, drawn from the and gratitude? The anihwer — €8Cn ..... 5c eyeeesous Sources, Causes inf es restoration of peace on justand en- | American lives were lost in the e SE cece ppemamataiaemenenes ee : eet , : ut Tnion, every “98 S86 Gtaieeer “ post actly what nobody seemed to KNOW, | quring terms. The fretting inter- prin andes: | Bes ee sg he still far from that ideal. Difficulties have always arisen as an that we ourselves threw it away |; ¥ eine *& Log hp pices. his new order, it would 3 sc “1s , re} aftermath of war, and it is no cause for despair that they exist ecause, though 10 years ag¢ we) Spysepautgs Peale = ss praia ' and for objects which no nation felt ruptions to our world trade we ins iis alae ee today. Many of the jealousies and prejudices are petty and waiting for them when they stand ready to give all for victory ) | regimented crosses in and since, we would haz me a : | & it possible to state. Sint the passed along to the State Depart- rd nothing to aid the nations in a eh oe ee RE : tween that country and the i eS x £5 € y” Ber a7, . armistice every European country ment. confident that in the dav of ee aie 7 é 2 pas 25 nents ihe | I re : io , 4 ; | 5 | States. pe te ) shou »e ignored. n general, we are moving forward the ld securing and supporting meagures, nd agencies working for peace 4 668s im and po- amicable relations CAST fi us has been busy trving Lo vindicat ~ rear : . . « ' 4 + « ; ; Sota cose! * r Slay re mart } ‘ ‘ . ‘| reckoning proper account would b¢ : More 191° rs Mila : aii‘ , - Suresnes, Romagne, elleau and a + its own freedom from the guilt Of sayen of losses unintentionally im- 3: March, 1915, the Wil- Bt direction of good will, and it is my firm belief that peoples wiil all the other American cemeteries : ptibatats irene oe ee ian ‘rye, a vessel sailing " : as 5 Seek hehe 75: having either desired or caused posed upon us ‘iolations of the se a & from : rise above these things and achieve a better understanding and | abroad r o + rg a. Tye \¥)] ‘ . : ox nae : gy Cargo 0 &rain, Was 7 . . ‘ rye . ‘ ‘ : " * »* war. It is net strange: thi ta opie Sueniie’ wal ‘Meena anity, which had been | ., bene oo hasacren pee that peace among civilized peoples is not a dream rhe few ry ents b Did the way pay? The angpwer ee aw the smiling face of peace | iong recognized as applying to civ-| German raider. On the 28th ‘ot Se. By MARSHAL JOFFRE will kneel thet ill revivify the is that our investment brought the CAO f so swiftly covered with the hideous ilized warfare, served only to illus- naka ia aR age ee Bri cen ep : ; vali aaa e ‘ale ' ' || memory of the ideals whi took largest return—if we had collect ‘mask of Var in 4ugust, 1914, :, te to « th ; _— ct ee: ren ritisn pas- Fi ae oz Ten years have passed since the great Republic of 1 them overs The . » dividends Instead we i , : , we , rat j us tne Ges es BES i ‘ } , ai als A ++ : : ‘ , ‘ , ee dein - . , . oxi - Pebeco » should fear that the same obscure lentless character of the conflict. Pega itl ok peat ? United States entered the war at our side. At that moment cloak of selfish inte ich has threw them away when all the na Ne 2 and resistless causes £412, /} Throughout the whole country our | ,, ning fem waits mem : z 5% visited your country and I retain a vivid remembrance of t} been donned in the intervening ‘ions were ready, and gladly, to ° eat , e, render fut}! eC Drav= | ¢; " nue. t+ronethen the wipe a es ier — age rf hi ' 1s ) wi be pulle sid > ay all we fought for by giv _ 3 | w oi: * se seme Aiappamaiad ; | first thought was to strengthen the | pes, 1 the Gold Coast « A Priec: ; splendid effort which you accomplished in order to throw all rs will | pulie as : Men yught f y giving the ize 6 i a ; ; iC ast ] 2 F . : . , ‘ . f ee est efforts of any peop: i *| Red Cross and any other agencies 28> es your resources into the struggle In few ths’ ti | joerg at Shey SAV B Swe Tt saan pel pest manracinl iat Boar 1 ‘ . res a si ore ~ +t yO »s S } atew months’ time former . ; A tooth paste noted for Be peace. | which we could offer, consistently Cale é a 4 ‘ formes fore them. under the Need of Preparedness, « ‘ : 7 4 ; si - | ree il r ‘ , x - 2 wa storpe adoed off the — - } eg . , ign ; veers ata , anette 3 Be The case wiin the American sol- | lieve suffering on both sides. slands. Fortunately the ship EWTO 5 R | of their gn veg Ss who fell for the righteous cause that we were po aS Og use ' eagaee > ize the lesson of military prepa: , . ; , . } . . —T [Aveo , . - ies gi ee ; ; I 1oOse |} riomnnarre ’ - ee dier, however, is different, and Breaches of Neutrality. not sink, but the attack upon ji ‘| defending. They have known our country amidst the ruins of | sve , edness are Maj. Gen. Leonard 7 _ + 7 ac Ala : %}, - 7% ’ ; aac al \ ision 8] , : —InNe ‘ when I receive letters, as I occa- From the very beginning, both | ™made a case which required o1 he west coast of Ireland and ran|| war. They will see it again, a country working with equal energy , we | Wood, trainer of American) -r } 5 | , f erans f the “ . * j aan ta , ; . : . +, ‘ : (f\{ 1 x oq? P : 8 : sf ) ; LS ‘ Th } : (30 't - ; re i sionally do, from vet ins O1 our Government and our people cht ( : ytd to a point 900 iles west of for its rebirth. This visit proves that time has not weakened a T) , - ; nat ‘e . Cc e re Ww h France. I Tre ol1ce in a if cea —T } - . ‘ a bile, : - . P ¢ ? , a Pe not after all victimized by some) peutrality by secret service agents Torpedoing of the mer reneT fone rican ship wo vi be state it j it and I send my heartiest as dete a caiee at a imiral Bradley A. Fiske. arms arnt), aPoil Says. , mee the eae cans ene a =~ mebeneae oilet Goods Section—MVain Fleer Michail sglibcsshii ppente now Send, * : a J sort of propaganda, I feel driven to} vie propaganda activities which ag a a | ne Dae Mache eae nhl AG [lowed tc mass through greetings to our brothers in | “ restate, as simply as I can, what are sufficiently recalled for the ” aed ok ae ae mietd; = i zone in safetv each week, provid | The question Did it pay?” is | Wood says the United seemed very clear to me in 1917 present purpose by the names Kar! | .... ee ¥ wits aa - sks a 7% ““'S that it arrived on Sunday and de-|;—— | | Q is aq DY 80) O writers, States, after preparation “béhiad As to the cause of the World | Ruens Boy-Ed, Von Papen, Von | ‘ a pple. ac eee ee ee parted on Wednesday; provided al-| peep neutral with | United the guns Pint aon @ articularly by je enera!l y. ie bleeding lines of the Allies War I shall not try to forecast t | Teel all the dispatches carried by . an ee Ppt ' — ae i ore iO that |] sail along the fiftieth strates of America I his at- wr at answered and vercan : Mares retired, v! Wad was able to send a qetermfmiiiz verdict of history Scholars . | Archibald in oak Dr. Dumba, the |, or ag a aral!] atitude; provided als tempt is not successful, we pro- | force into the war, but that,,na! partisans are busy developin esh | Austrian Ambassador, outlined to TF ease sit es th 't hay Linte O81 alliance on the following f - ih | | wartime | he attack been directed agpin ‘t data, or rearranging their preju-' >i. Government — or an exten-j|« . - ews : . : . : P ~~ S ‘ ‘ ‘ ; A cs - . . . ‘ . " " ; sor) . 7 ; : . + » & ?« » ’ ’ armies marched in 1914. We have . German llitary attacne. ' tines arris a certificate from le V- understood that Mexico } nOUs Lne fF Di ihe w sped ro WES Pee r nas tain our forces in a state of Ni! E - — " . ‘ > | r ai s LI : ya 4 Ati *] . - _ P 4 rT . . : 7 en ’ , ir) ; : or ”. .« or. , ee. ‘ . ° : + not yet comé to one mind as to 1 time ime there deve tcan flas - reer ,_ ernments of tn nited States that conquer the Ios L 4 i liowness with hich th LIne 1 - in some est efficiency and ready for’ im : ’ P , 4 aaa ss . ; j a: i . - 4% { « 4 > } , , owe f +4 " " : . ; whether fear or ambition drove widence ‘ he ohenz RN eee ; a ‘i new thi nelu n the’ Mexico, Texas fy acrifi f the mediate service, Alexander the Great to world con- tag \e¢ deliberately c f *] ‘ so 48 ‘erm: ) ‘“aband On the 18 f Mat thr mature avy lead vy ) ‘ my opinion the regular @rn ’ i. rat ‘ a - ; | fh : yT { ‘ F i f +. t i) sa ‘ - . ai . quest, and it is safe to predict that . it Lic] . American . rip ays ether at ow - ne | snow e adequate for garrmon long after secret archives have and sunk and 15 lives were st. . » did accomplish what we ©>“"e ¥ Wort! ands at home and our overgeas pogses teased to reveal unsuspected plots ate ‘cupation of Par : ore pile aaa weit : ‘ules : rhe President summon 7? S ) niv tim an an- , reat ind to furnish an expeditios and counterplois din! eae tio : Lbs ij 4 : , ts . i ‘ “A i . Ne | il je A withe 2 — bins . , rian} ae : : i 2 i e-¢] att iti is hie rezeuiar arn = Manism, pan-Slavism, the raw m: been ir matured tf live Vv ilian | j States a | nia Seer ERNE hye es re 7 ng Eetgiuaed Ass : ae vs : tt pian | . sa eNO' a ailan ine Bloc heding the United Stat ! e war which ’ ee - +} ‘ce no States arn pla regn! loroughts uipped and ready foe ‘ . ’ an . ; ‘ sy ‘ In l 4n00Uu i Ani . ‘ sara ke . ? bs ; : : A I . ~—— ¥ _— ~_ . eas . : . aa : . ag resources of ti! Pan ; OK , n n ‘Ss SuNnK QO} Uf) : | intents and urposes, is Dh Deg ee | : ipon us As P 7 . nder rriy hy rrerant: 1 ry tar rnd th i ; erves should be o a lot OT OUn i shim Lacha S aac oe ; i - cA . =e . cil ' r - Wes “ th “ugh (s hu AOA a a le A om OO A ANC ES St EINE he A ONIN RURAL Nc ates : ‘ S x A TR TR TE OO De ns | MR a an. Sere et) ~~ ante n ace it vard of ovr. ei’ hours ag ha: eG | mm 4 seal fe, 9 res ae : mass | ret di ioprn is raining camps ang a tho ni a 2 A! of our reserves i , " ; ‘ / ore . . ‘ L*« . " ‘ " ” cr . , c¥ ‘ 4 ’ : : .* ieee is ’ . 4 4 ; ’ ’ . » * ’ . ; ‘ id ; ‘ ‘ ‘? ;- . . - >» : >” ' - . i : ° 7 ' Z : ; : , whnoie erio j ‘ | bad ii ‘ . . Ads ‘ 5 i j a= es . . —_— . %¢ : s + . 4 i - Camp #y* In Retrospect. That we had enthusiasn waste faith in 1917 and 1918 is a part rendeé - 4 e of the fibre of every man's mem- ip ; — — pute : bitte ; uy 12 ra 7 | | . numbers ory who lived through those days ee a - z aor Allied - life ur S eS sels atten wh tr tee atte! the im- ' | | | 3 . * ate De . r) . . «4 yr. P tme f il ‘ | ij 3 iii . j ci ji ; ' to a P ; : E . “ r i “+ ps ‘ i ; ss Tale : ‘ } Py : .% ii , 5 rr ‘ | " “> 7 ‘ ° . . - — i seach . ’ , 7 tJ ea ‘] ' r 5 a ia ; ; : ry hat we fee) incapable I so eo , er ri is r} rory ; . . ; licat ons are Tri r? ry por anit ALFONSO § CHAMBERLAIN DIES y - . - . a ” ms : ; an 4 what We then did is not inniut VC “"e " late of nis rors: ay ; : = : - by oy ' li tha America , , ) we vo Nations, like men, are “% ve . countries, the ens Soar , B10 as ' v4 , Marquis de Viana Visired in U. 8S : idea 7 * approach our oto in their average moods, : pores nieuws ae — | ; : a OR Several Years Ago. ni : cs ' nick , Cel | | » our plans of the remember heights upon _—— Oi golly ne le A He Sat inane ail aq | OTM that OOGe | my on e eho: # os oo te aan tow thin 06 B: \ , ee ears: | sree hap ees ae aye of hysterical prepa ion wns which they have beer 1 privileged to involved proper FF in American Ideals. uf is “ead Daniels Explains burope's Hate Lerma: Visi ce m the pr | Becially a veteran. should doubt cepted law of nations that an 1é Un tne 1s ATU PY so aglage The Zimmerman Note. PHOHGInE - ” r airs aeiet : Us. we dra & the SOundness of that enthusiasm my merchant ship might be seized h . rma , urred tt . "Tl hese rincips ' stayin . ing Parag an Wink Sete fa « ; » ae Rou ~~ from the ' ich fille@ wes . and the validity of the faith upon and sent into port, subject to con- r OVerss ie, OSB eeee mencan sve 7“ Bee - aoe pe elena ghee ganeeg Fy" , ' he Ail writs wi ; nination that such do 4 Which it rested. demnation in the courts of the bel- the : ramps & 2 m: i threat hellion in ay : i never again exist. th a What are the facts” ligerent country, when carrving would Lil a ul | ' rhe “4 sis 44 fe : : = , _ nd the ‘ing ng cle "ea , ‘Om Ds , T dim becomes our memory hd F . Upon the outbreak of the war in contraband or violating a block- British ie : a:on Un FS a8 t esi ng ” A nia cote separ: ig Se ey a : - eis por tige eet on ay thrilling automobile dash to Mi » the larger dividend | e value ot ‘4 time efforts. Th: TOpe. Public opinion in America ade, but it was equally accepted that |: rar * and 2 i rose J ' ” crt | ‘ si “a man we , ‘ ‘ "4 : sed S| eg gees meng: ithe inal ) Lis “a : 1] , eit ay ene ‘oOvena©n . , ve bh es frailty has coset use dear in the pe was Profoundly shocked, but ther no such merchant ship even when Me: diterranei “a na 2 ow. a. reeds ig ot ue * ge od a ine eta tinee at stal ution. rt Marquis visited the the debts - pai r ie? we must constantly bear fm sii vs nowhere any feeling that we carrying contraband could me de- of rence pose | 4 . a ; > : 4 apr Be ll Beane . 7 ne Ip eal s aeaalds hose wi fh ; Sa OS | ne yeare ago as the! cance! e® oo! : + Aapaearaagee * of its eoge i * Or could be made a party to stroyed unt its noncombatant, #£n) enem ie fir: ' ez * _ , , >t! lowe ths » 4 future The maintenanee ef ar i. for U personal representative at woul : low lan ‘ : a » , ve teh ‘ reear th ‘ ’ ry. ; ‘ . ' : ein Wr at (rt a if iT} rrance ijed Fe . = . , : P = - Pa . . the Conflict. The President not! crew and passengers had been put: Divine hee tabiisie . eens beri nr ri _ | sfeae . ‘ar 7 ; tien polo matches at : , ” able degree of national Aef sty igs ir) 1915 hy . — . ould ba an | = = fe ued tn * » Fe Dom e customary procla-' ashore In safety. Early it a tion of “thereon but summoned trermabh a mained ee ae oe. (entinued ow Page 22. uthortties procialmlit u

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ee a Ape ih by ane, ae” aes & oo ‘y ¥ : a PM Ae I Mei hy Nes Seghy. Saye y per PAGE 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1924. eee i . | cece - ET a Tan al a ee — . oe —— —_ om sOn 3 re years ago today tl! 3 a , = , Z ty remy TTER a ; : ” p . Founded by JOSE a PL LITSEN on the Central Powers. organized citizens try they can accomplish something pore ec | That war did not end in the hysteria of the in electing selected candidates. FO eet hs — . a Publishine ion armistice. On the face of the unofficial returms the four can-| \lelne\- Ue | | = i Into an Unknown - ) : It did not end in the intrigue of Versailles. It did didates elected were indorsed either by the Citizens = 7 “A 7 3 | . Age | rith th ‘ashingto1 is ment er- | Sch yard Co tt yr the s lliance. A = ae with the Washington disarmament confer-| School Board Committee or the ret A rynged — ; ; ae “3 CITIES OF YUCATAN. THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM ¢ > ith the drafting and acceptance of the Three candidates selected by the Citizens 5cioo: ne = z : : = Gregory Mason. (Putnam): I know that my retirement will Jawes p! Board Committee, Werremeyer, Todd and Rouins, | ae : $B rer eading “Th e Silver Cit make no difference in its cardinal Those and other guideposts mark the tow: S were clected though Rollins 3 so slight in th 7 $ Ft ‘es of Yucatan almost anyone, principles, that it will always fizht ; 4 ne ' d of - a j hus | , =. unofficia] retur? Hh ‘ : ’ +; ic doubt a . ’ ' . ee ee Sete 6S ica en # ) whose taste oer romagnas woe for progress or reform, never tol- eh ae ae SETS ee a Rare 7 - ee al eal tee : itdibiniees | ieee bas °° been utterly destroyed, erate injustice or corruption, always _ nil itp ee eek it: 5 ‘ie , fs =) nN . 3 ly ‘to feel that the popular fight demagocues ef all parties, in a is Liiaé m otresemann rs of the day are dull per never belong to any party. always ‘linked glasses—was Mm is ne pax vV' bise ‘7 four pare y successful ca : es. Here we have the sim= ; . i " + ; : , af + , -- 4 wy Lee n-? t - oppose privileged classes and publi. at heartening bit of companionsh a pre- ton, indorsed by both organizations, was defeated. je es : (TIUMpNA , aT ; ot iO Om ] i ~ © - - . : ox _ - sey ‘ ee oe: aaah te oN ee eee - . y fe Museum of Harvard, explored with the poor. always remain de- — saints .- > » " 4 Ft - +h ~+ sicT f a . ' voted to the public welfare, never : : ere attermath of misunder- returns. ern Yucatan last year in search be satisfied with merely printing = ves news; always be drastically inde- humanit DU hat presently 1sser - the spirit sard « Hon e successful « Pm os | ee ; ~ = ro 4 pendent; never be afraid te attack ee 13} . ~ & I a a ¥ a n Government the nose wrong. whether by predatory plu- | = a igners are not commonly wel- tecracy or predatery poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER, ed. and thus very importam§ April 10, 1907. averies were made. It may be nough to travel far ft RY A i IRE PR ee eee een ae . ‘ te rR - : a t 4 & 4 ’ a wil - se ~~ + ~ peg ty ee af ER ey ae ie hier dona insiaraied a " eh the te 44 ’ 8 ee ee ‘4 PSN De he go ty eal Aa ae “4 . te i ‘ - = mapas ree ted. b+ & » Otes. + « Pu & mr * 1 le wn ~~” ~ 9 ye Rg yey CS. eae cg Tt. . 44 ‘eco and come upon lands stilj wein to the feet of men; but te k through some dense junglg, though it were a wall buti¢ed eenturies, and to emerge in the et of an unknown age ts sure- far more thrilling: and that is experience here described by ' ory Mason. Before - ntering wpon the party's ntures and digcovertes, the hor gives a comprehensive ac- mt of what ts known regard- the ancient Mayan cfvtiization, ther with the more persuasive ! S es as to the origin of the; ms - : a at a a Z , | ; » and the probable causes of Wilson is dea Clemenceau si dles Se : Se , i ae + 33 eT A Ee “Tiiehat appears to have been its sud. memoirs in th ‘ild solitude « he —_——_o+ x= Pte ye ! ee eee Ce ‘ downfall. The earliest im- : is! e ) BILL AND CHICAGO. a ia ae . : "C&, oe bed date of the Mayas thus far vee, Se SS . a ; Wapeciphered. we are told, corre- ; Bz ee : ds with the year 983 B.C. i count: but as a-high plane of Meation had atiready been hed at that time f goe8 bout saving that Mayan culture very old at the beginning of we term the Christian era. f There is evidence to indicate that j splendid stone cities tn Guate- and Honduras were being pnstructed along about the first; ntury. B. C. Some calamity seems have befallen these cities at the] inning of our seventh century, | r there are indications that this hole area “was abandoned then. tree hundred years iater, the me peoples were again buliding er to the north in Yucatas 4 Quintana Roo In turn thigh paissance Mayan civilization | ms to have collapsed in the nt} mth century shortly before the ent of the Spantards. Seven ties were discovered by the Ma-/ party, the most im-F — : of which is Okop in Quin- 5 Wena Roo, some $06 miles northwest JUDGE BALTZELL AND THE GOLDSTEIN LETTERS. CHICAGO ee ee ee +d ae ete te ets UE i “@pnich was flourishing at the time ages , r ety va sll Mae GOR ies hy ae : the Norman conquest. ts one of most extensive thus far exz- d; and in the midst thereof THE LATEST SACCO-VANZETTI DEFEAT. UES 1 ATR BOI en ey He Rae the author. describes an um 4 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE t . ail ian eens le i he TL TILE gma 7 “9 as ape a * - Sm we p bs a w, . * fey, eh -* & oe ee GD Re * . +f | eo js 2 college boys idea of 4 mums PRES oe Fae : has regained the piace ti ‘comedy in “Meet the Prince.” ~ nin nee knew, Suehe large and extremely enthu- e, - 4 to serve ~ ence was immensely en- _ Be ‘db? offering which was a" ? _ , > » . + ; and the a twenty-ninth annual show . he students piidhininag wi hey have hed precedents of e great : ‘ rmer foes, : tet. the rince,” with a rege What a “Wet” President Could Do. ngiand is learning ft 1 Bull est peril to freedom 0, Were the efforts made for irt of 1 e ysicians, surgeons and ‘at deat! hat bet! 1 old wounds thas a by cine eekecae se Witter of the P —_ in a China sho ) a a ) 3 ) oS) PEP ’ a4 sain ) ms allies aiend : | ws yet teers ; “en Dy the Wiscenusin boys wie t+. &* : . ~~ . / La * : ‘ os A mi G2 ‘eT! : : . ‘ . : lian . . = . . 7 . " ; ‘ys ne. oy . ENATOR > a ee even oo | ;, rey - as po ; ' ’ ' ea , ~ aaa how ered +7 - — oop a _— -_ ne scenery and played all of S ENATOR GLASS .: in me ney Ki ie Governms n thoughtless 1 ae oe : ~} a ee : ae | TT , etter mus n the chords the sli themselves, there being jent has nothing to do with Proh GROCER FORD'S CESSOR. ourse, were in contraventio ire just! . J: papier Shame Gener : idee aul aan 0G Ge ein thn | wag nope | | 7 sek th niin P pur | Ther asta ’ Ragae: ordi ee agin a = : any of the many females = @ dancing of the chorus tn par} usic that the ¢ B r r was attractive and there was ¢ six dancers which would shame many prosesstonal bsin . Se a aX th way hericans act when they go abros@ B plenty of opportunities being : for a lor tory and nea that t * gtory d leve ‘—S On deck of an oceal = , ’ ; ; ‘ed the libel , _— . ee a ae ed ’ sie ene RAN : Eo was catchy and a Me 3 atributing factor GOV. BAKER'S SHAKEUP. . ee Mpe : stalled a lance | sq he scenery well The Letter to AL ith. uy v t of the u laving eliminated re What kind of shakeup j; that Gov. | : ; ea e n ‘neh ae eile a nen pers ae - ite , ston " . Between *he first and second ac’® Editor of the Pos Dispat — os hencef . operate cclusively planning 7 2 tm the eas he | $i L ad el “e aE ee ae tae | ae os irds it ] . olidge spen pm Haresfont orchestra and aing- iv nt . : " elie | .s — : , es Save a tine program. This and many encores which the audi- J, oem, « Ries ntitie. 3 haat Se a “i tee | ae 3 , See ane . -ce™Tmanded ran the show until 7 , oo woman ee Doar 10 proteste uS‘y against the one-ma ' ' fro: he animal in man. Still © pi Veep fate hour and necessitated sc wer, it ms to us, may be found in the history of rule of Dy nloe the man wh oi : essentia) on : ba? CAMPAIGN WAR CLOUDS . Ming at the finish certainly meets t! approval, a Lt is eciaity izard’s supremacy in Baker months ago to tel] | n what is going on 3 Cae pia} peals ili 1 > 1 B. in the New Repu BABIES SWAMP TEXAS STEELS? (The Junior League its reported esses fhe act entim : of ’ : he 1tomobile wor is challenged se iis have : ison.” a: m Bak : | oy ame) ) wale rie] : r pre 7 ivilizat De] he Washing = HEADLIWVE. = have raised about 87906 for tte itholic citi: Mar- ] ied the a lan ) va : | | ‘ | " cra na he capstone St sl - “9 ts share of the receiptm A STATE WITHOUT DIVORCES. née. nitek tek aeenienedl wack Lu s of om, Rep WILL CAMP AT n News and Couri ras held a: lt of whic} ) cer, sa cased Federal aaa ‘ Ey, gee prices than the esent schoo] Lich wa iin the officia} | - pet rmitted Vhy is § h Carolina iffes prey | , ee , | — v Dtors —* : SEW TORK, April 4.—An part ed from the @rison file: : waesiatgs ee oe found in any stud Saeisanies lees elie hiiiihiaes. aid : Pr et ments dur ne month March BH ’ pm, Windsor Castle, . tn : Sou , laws on th Djs : | eps ‘oo oo - im (York Cit; Ve ik cre was some i “8 @ for the 20 American be AB Ae Pi BE 2S age foi + PRIMATE, ee At PRON cs Pane See ee ag Hat ~ aaa a + Mt ERMIT sith ey serge ; eae : - : ; 7 2 7} ‘ a + , + . : : bs ; j ar Lu ams gee a add . ; La oo) ti | : bh. 25 : | OT r ; : . ste a , a : , : ' ia r 3 ' “we ver Come _ > E rope this summer tn SAID I Pfe N R> 2 CT at eee is perfectly prevented by petition protest. [he iaw of busi... le is ) f prison affaire a so ie ae a ” Onl period a Phage 2 | ; by — en the} ix &2D0O ie. > Amer! aA mere degree ie Tr ’ , " ~ : ‘ . > e . 2 > - 2 T ke Neorat. " _% , : , , Si ; , — : t . Fen — boys wilt . . — - . -+ : . ee | as . erty tk in th ame Of 1 ma . est | i Liti } . = oe — in tj cee , id ne hink it out unaide: tee & LOe@, and _ ied; i ue Of the priens ‘ , ' ae ioe : ) : Out UuUNnaAIded. ‘ . . i : : ; 4 a we * ‘ _ ’ : ¢) . arn ‘ak a One TF be PP MAT ema gyn sake, SV 1 ae eee Ry ¢ ™ . ’ ~ a = “ — . ; . i ' . » »* e ‘“atnoik LS, . ’ ify The grocer ts 7 1@ only Dbusinees m - — . :, ee: ~~: y OuSiness Man tifat faces 'Enloe’s office boy. These are the men Baker ates aA A ee eter ni hl tH ay a 7 " ~ . } geed to claim a man of ich h | call-~ 4, - ; ni York gentlemen ™ i& rospect. AP MLL A ca AN «: satick ™ a iy — ; 3 ~e i} Fi od ~ . . ~ , . — : Wne e ber and capability al ru i ° ' —_— taining wolie firing Steinbeck. Ag for Kruse After the rolution t] yy ) | tu of the fact that they contribu: 3 . = " . everybody faces it. t Le fittect ie i e - . , . = : Jia : ee more long may he tive and grant Otm Lea mw AAMOSt 1S & course, his days were numbered as soon as he let the = . alis - . . a eae liy to Democratic campaigns than anr- grac eontinue to execute fearlessi-: rim ultimatum. but s inescapab a Lor I in . L0e' | : 3 o- W - faten ne | | ; - sont : : 2 he tomorrow ir on th : facts of Enloe . management : consic eT ?? : pat . 1OoOre > > ("cra hha hha " oe re . and conscienciously the duties under his » ade lens re 2 : . : > matter stood until the option of their persona! property i e ceiiatan charge in this cur ‘oo : le son tn i ces , ) iti a ahs = give said somethin uice about m this stitution istrun advice, the disposition o = | . * . ; ~ . ~~ . — ~ : - , rap SS . . _" ae ws WHE Ps. 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ae * > st A ~~ So % ~ » arte, ; . : , % — = : rr A ; % ° 6° > __- c ~ . *& - . “ne i eee ae? Lat a > : tomy MINUTE Copyright 1927.) MUSICAL NOTE. the praise of Omar and that song eath the bough, with magic virtues all the trou- fours endow: ers poor, blind. Homer and his antine can't forget, still mourn the passing of te ber shop quartet. favor Omar, with of. wire, ear in passing for the lost aline er than the sOurs have made Mw. soul-stirring music Man. band once played. his bread and “Sweet that the shurti has regained the place his once knew, to serve pretzels ward torm is lt treason h the brew: i War -is over, more stand rhood with former' re's the - German band?” er way to heal old wounds than ic's- soothing strains?” @r music than the chords the lead- word. obtains’? Stra of which I know can hope to h the vrade soul-stirring music that the Ger- Nn band once played. ’ * and the Germans foes, but 7 of the Peace Moore holds that in- with a golfer’s drive is merely 4 etiquette, However, he also holds gets hit on the head That should help. * o mentioned that Henry §& crowded the libel suit . e . Lenroot has suggested idge spend his vacation miles from the mainiand, ‘is. -This strikes us as the member of the “Old protection. Senator SWAMP TEXAS STEEL MAN. HEADLINE. 2 ; Kansas, Republicans ased .Federal expend!- Well, progress in if nothing else. . . War terans, according ge up 60 per cent of the ring month of March in N¢& 7. We new there was some bas. Png. “I Sai ad Never Come Back, 2 Am.’ to fig- tie? 7) /isi- . . se y, when they talk about a political Chicago they mean a battle. . - . is 80 rare as.a dav in June?” Wel. st know, hail as big as hen ese FABLE. pon a time, a “patriotic” orator thing nice about the America® ties Union. | is human: to write a beem about phy. Lae us ste J. D. H. lyrics that the trou- . % a Sey ah Bg 4 % , a . & 4 ation which, backed by the Pea- Bee | He Ing * © JO Mi _ NEINARO be a has 2 > an Unknown Age CITIES OF YUCATAN. VET (Putnam.) By Gregory Mason. | FTER reading “The Silver Cit- ; jes of Yucatan’ almost anyone, qhose taste for romantic won- ot been utterly destroyed, to feel that the popular of the day are dull per- sees, Here we have the sim- ry of the Mason-Spinden ex- Museum of Harvard, explored | Fern Yucatan last year tn search | . .1f 7 + Mayan cities. | Through arrangements with the | erican Government the party was | ileged to enter territory where oe igners are not commonly wel-| " med, and thus very important | pyeries were made. It may be. “iling enough to travel far in e and come upon lands still , to the feet of men; but to ak through some dense jungle, though it were a wall builded genturies, and to emerge in the - sast of an unknown age is sure- ‘Before entering upon the party’s far more thrilling; and that is | experience here described by ory Mason. ' mtures and discoveries, the hor gives a comprehensive ac- of what is known regard- the ancient Mayan civilization, | togeth er with the more persuasive tT ee « as to the origin of the ,and the probable causes of. t appears to have been its sud- downfall. The earliest in- | uethed date of the Mayas thus far inhered, we are told, corre- nds with the year 98 B. C. in count; but as a-high plane of Wteation had already been | ehed at that time, it goes without saying that Mayan culture very old at the beginning of. we term the Christian era. ' There is evidence to indicate that tet ntury, B. C. Some calamity seems ” whole area Was abandoned then. ’ nth century shortly before the/| four figures. Seven |Johnson’s new novel, “Children of " : @en-Spinden party, the nd Quintana Roo. maissance seplendid stone cities in Guate- | and Honduras were being ructed along about the first. have befallen these cities at the sinning of our seventh century, | there are indications that this | te hundred years later, the} Mer to the north in | In turn this Mayan civilization | the Sooks' building 94 feet high with a base 150 feet wide and 170 feet long. “Out of breath we craw! up to the flat top of the mound, a bush- covered plateau perhaps 25 feet square,” writes Mr. Mason. “If we had any breath left this view would take it away. On every side is a flat expanse of forest like a great green ocean, melting off at the edges into the blue of the sky.” HOW RED IS AMPRICA? By Will Irwin. (J. HK Sears & Co., New York.). How red is America? It is not even pale pink, reports Will Irwin after careful investigation of radi- cal inactivity in this time of unpar- alleled prosperity. “Never did American radicalism stand at so low an ebb as in the winter of 1926-1927," says Mr. Irwin. “The revolutionary reds, according to the best estimates, number at most one-sixth of 1 per cent of our pop- ulation; and the whole strictly rad- ical element, revolutionary and evo. lutionary together, more than 1 per cent.” TOY TOWN. By’ Etta. Austin Blaisdell. (Little, Brown & Co.) Adventures in toyland set forth simply so that youngsters just ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | learning to read may enjoy them) interference Convincing without too much from the old folks. pictures witness the truth of the’! adventures. MAKING MOTHER HAPPY. Py Bertha Baldwin Tralle. (Samu:] Gabried & Sons, New York). Lively pictures and verses in be-| nevolent naughty child. The sort of book conspiracy against the’! that is sure to become soiled and. dog-eared. Following is a rather ingenious paragraph, designed to arouse in- terest in Owen Johnson's -new novel. At Teast, the method is 'more clever than that of the con- ventional blurb-writer. Here is a bit of pseudo-clagir- voyance that any parlor magician can work. Paper and pencil ready? Write down any four fig- ures, ciphers excepted, graduated as to size, with the largest figures at the left, as, for example) 9732. 'Now set down the same figures in reverse order, and subtract. Take me peoples were again building/| the result, reverse the figures, and Yucatan | add. This final result will be a five figures, Strike number running to fifth being a cipher. ms to have collapsed in the fif- | off the cipher, leaving a number of rent of the Spaniards. es were discovered by the Ma- | Divorce.” most im-/| responding to the number formed rtant of which is Okop in Quin- | Mfanta Cruz de Bravo. @emich was flourishing at the time Ys Roo, some &0 miles northwest | the Norman conquest, is one of most extensive thus far ex- | ed; and in the midst thereof is | t the author describes as “a | le of a castillo,”” a pyramidal ! This city, | two figures—and you will find a Now turn to Owen Find in it the page cor- by the last two figures, and count down to the line corresponding to the number formed by the first line of French in which a skilful male flirt, who had come to con- tinue his attentions to the mother, shows that he is ready to take up the game with the daughter. a — = ys : we » a v 5 ee ? 4 ented a college boys idea of a mus- | day at Fontbonne parting for Boston tonight. He has ( " ®# Under the auspices of the Junior MEET TH PRINCE” esfoot Club of Wisconsin University Entertaining in a Musical Comedy. rue the Haresfoot PLEA FOR MISSION WORKERS ee Catholic Needs in Far East Ex- plained by Visiting Churchman. An appeal for Catholic missions in the Far East and throughout the | *’ world was made yesterday by Mer Joseph McGlinchey, director of the | | i\who was chief of staff when war 'was declared, but Archdiocesan Society for the Prop- agation of the Church in Boston, at a meetine of the Catholic Stu- | dents’ Mission Crusade Unit of Vis- itation Academy. Mer. McGlinchey, | who has spent years in the |fields of Africa, China, | Japan, said that additional young Club, the | men are needed to carry on the India a nd atic organization of the Uni- ! work. ity of Wisconsin, last night pre- | comedy in ‘Meet the Prince.” large and extremely Stic audience was immensely en- Mtiained by the offering which was a“ = mt to shame me: he hey ‘ ; means act when they go abroad Switzerland. * igirls in any of the many female ‘Between the first and second acts twenty-ninth annual show) mn by the students. enthu-/| been the guest of the Rev. 'P. Donoval, Mer. McGlinchey will speak to- College, de- Joseph president of the St. Louis Mission Society, at Kenrick Seminary, Webster Groves. Mer. McGlinchey is the author of several! "Meet .the Prince,” with a reg-| books dealing with Catholic mis- comedy plot, was men by the Wisconsin boys who musica] parts themselves, there being Orin the chorus. The singing | dancing of the chorus in par- | |, The sions, Rev. Heart Disease Victim. The Rev. Adelrick Thum, chap- F was attractive and there was |qain of the Carmelite Sisters’ Home m of six dancers which would con- 50M ° | he plat, such as it was, ad the way in which plenty of opportunities being ushed for a love story and love | priest. mg On the deck of an ocean ®t. The music was catchy and Mactive and the scenery wel! aany prosessional | (,» heart disease at St. |Hospital, St. ‘the St. igservices will be tomorrow at 9$:30 ‘at St. Peter’s Catholic Church, aresfoot orchestra and SiN€-/| purial will be in St. Peter's Ceme- | of St. Charles, died Monday night Elizabeth's Charles. He was 77 years old. Father Thum. who was born in ordained in this country in 2s a missionary He was stationed in Arkan- sas until five years ago, when be- cause of his age, he was sent to Charles charge. Funeral Was enw. 1873 and Save a fine program. This and ‘tery. many efcores which the audi- | Fr demanded ran the show un‘*t! i= % hour and necessitated some | “NE at the finish. | © Junior Leacue is reported | 8 raised about $700 for its | #88 Its share of the rece{ pts. NS WILL CAMP AT WINDSOR Americans to Visit Royal | - Forest on Y. -M. ©. A. Tour. the AMOclated Press. YORK. April 6.—An en- “ent in Windsor Royal For- Adjoining Windsor Castle, is | ed for the 20 American boys’ ear Europe this summer tn the! P™ “tours” of the Be. oe ty A, George has granted permis-| ! ' } ; American boys will meet from about 40 nations in in- ~ 18 Camps in England. Hun- 7 Poland Czecho-Slovakia and nd. The party will leave 25 and return pa nn eretnneinesiirscteeneertamnanttiinas A. De Puy, EAttor, Dies. YORK, April 6.—Frank A. of the editorial start of the Times, a founder of the ro Club of Washington, is ? *poplexy at his home. He #73 years old. PUBLICATIONS The well-told story of a woman who tried to live by a philosophy that shattered conventions. A FREE SOUL Adela eens St. Johns \Price $2.co Wherever Books Are Sold Book ‘ UNLY TWO WAR CHIEFS STILL ON ACTIVE LIST They Are Major-Generals Sum- merall and Hines—Others in Retirement. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 6—Ten years have passed since the Unitec States added its strength to the allies against Germany and in 19 months the armistice was signed Today only two of the leaders who shaped America’s military effort remain on the active rolls of the army. None is on the active roiis of the army. None is on the navy roster. Major-Genera] Charles P. Sum- now chief of staff, and merall, | Major-General John L. Hines, his number not! predecessor in that post, who took command of the Ninth Corps area at San Francisco when his tour of duty there expired, are the two re- maining on the active list. Both were advanced to the rank of corps commanders a month before the armistice. Gen. John J. Pershing, who com- manded the American Expedition- ary Forces and retired from active service Sept. 13, 1924, is serving 12 chairman of the American Battle Monuments’ Commission. Bliss Heads Soldiers’ Home. Major-General Tasker H. Bliss, Chief of Staff with the rank of General, member of the Allied Con- ference and of the Supreme War Council in France and subsequently a member of the American Com mission to Negotiate Peace, is Gov- ernor of the United States Soldiery’ Home in Washington. Maior-Genera! Peyton C. March. | chief of staff with the rank of General, is who succeeded Bliss as imong the retired war leaders who are amusing themselves by travel-| Maior-Gen- ing. Others include erals Omar Bundy, commander of the Sixth and Seventh Army Corps overseas, and John Biddle, who commanded the United States ralil- France, staff and American way regiments in sistant chief of commanded the England. Lieutenant-General gett, who commanded the Corps at St. Mihiel and gubsSe- quently the First Army and was the first commander of the Amer- Germany after th forces Hunter Lig- First ican forces in armistice, is living at San Francis- co. Major-General Henry T. Al- relieved Liggett in Ger- meanvy. ie in retirern-é "4+ in Waeh- ington, as are Major-Generals Da- } . ~ j - ‘ f . : wh i¢€ ni, who Po. f Embarkation at Hoboken, and Joseph T. Dickman, com- mander of the First Corps after Liggett’s promotion. Bullard in Security League. Robert Lieutenant-General Lee | Bullard, former commander of the ‘Second Army, is devoting much of (his time to the efforts of the Na- mission | bu the scenery and played all of | CARMELITE ie CHAPLAIN DIES AAckick Tham Is | | ; ‘curity League, of which president. Major-General Hugh L. Scott, s00n afterward retired, only to be recalled imme- diately for active duty, is chair- man of the New Jersey State High- way Commission Major-General] Leonard Wood, who organized and trained thousands of national army recrults in this country, has Me rnor-Génera] (sOVe pines since 1221. Knoch H cre shal-Genera] lraft. continu: reorganizer of , who resigned chief of CARNIVAL BOOTH CHIEF —Photo by Kajiwara. MRS. PERCY J. ORTHWELIN, RS. ORTHWEIN has been Monosee chairman of the dairy 'group of |Orthwein’s parents, Mr. | August A. Busch, May 12, for the | benefit of the St. Louls University | Hospital. | liantly | shelves was as- | later | products booth of the Country ‘Carnival, to be sponsored by a prominent women at home of Mrs. and Mrs. “Grant’s Farm,” _WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 This booth is to be one of the most colorful of the group. Bril- colored bunting will and covered will be arranged for the ‘display of honey in small jars, 'fresh cream cheese, eggs and but- | ter, | Cages there will be | pigeons for gale. The young women in charge will | be dressed as dairy maids with ‘crisp white aprons and caps, and ithe decorations, pairs of will include Mrs. Edwin T. Stannard, 'Mrs. Jack Scudder, Mrs. Briggs 'Hoffman, Mrs. John Young Brown, Mrs. Lewis D. Dozier, Mrs. Drum- mond Jones, Mrs. Charlies Zelibig, Mrs. Knox Taussig, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Powell Whitehead, Mrs. Peyton T. Carr dr.. Mrs. A. H. Miss Helen Heissler and | Miss Mary Francis Dickson. John Hamilton Farish Jr. is to be barker for the concession. | Sullivan, Foster of the mm 8a Saunders Racquet Club, arrived |Louis last night for a visit to her | brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and 'Mrs. E@fward A. Limberg, of 2 Len- |'ox place. Miss Foster has been living in FEurope for 10 years, and this is her first visit to St. Louis for seven seasons. Mr. Foster, who has been spending the winter in California, will return to 8t. Louis ‘the middle of this month, and will remain until early summer, wh2n he, with Miss Foster and Mr. and | Mrs. Limberg and their small sons, ' gro to California an4é take a Mrs. Lim- meet i will house for the summer. went to New York to and returned Louis with her. berg her sister, ee Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'of 17 Portland place will return home April 15 from Pasadena, Cal., where they have been for the win- | ter. Rolla Wells of 25 Westmoreland place, wit! Mrs. Wells’ daughter, Mrs. August A. Busch Jr., returned home Monday from Castle Hot Springs, Ariz., where they have been for a month. Mrs. Jerome G. Meyer of 4902 Argyle place will return home §Sun- day from a visit in New York. Mrs. Pierre Chouteau Scott and her daughter, Miss Chouteau Scott. of the Forest Park Hotel, and Mrs. Seott’s sister, Mrs. Jobn A. Erskine, New York, who sailed for Europe last month. are visiting in Paris. They expect to remain Mr. and Mrs at.. Cf | several months Radio rnoornatior , Rear Admiral William S. Ben- s0n, who was chief of naval operations during the war and was naval adviser of the peace commis- sion, is a member of the Shipping Board, while Rear Admiral Albert P. Niblack, in command at Gibral- tar during the war, is head of the International Hydrographi mission Mayo at Philadelphia. Rear Admiral Henry commander of the Aftlantt!: is governor of the naval home at Philadelphia. Rear Admira] Wil- liam §S. Sims, who commanded the United States naval forces operat- ing in European waters, has re- he ei NE. ean cacy (“om- Mayo, fleet PIMPLES DISAPPEAR Skin Glows Healthier KANTOL = My and Mrs 365 mee The Beautif ying Mrs. Georrve Warren 40 Portland place . ‘ sie ota ruest at Briarcliff was a week-end Lodge, West- ee # Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lonsdale £ qg° 7 . » ,% ; , ‘hester County. ‘Vard have re- a Visit in New York. | 7 , Mrs. Lonsdal spent ome ' tiirned from : | > > | a ime th ner anit laughnter-in-law. —4 » ' vi Rattle e . a — a and i? . LAW reyTrce Was Miss Ee liza- Louis isit to her parents | LS, N. Bemis of Hote! to St John A. Ockerson and her Margaret Beach of the Park Hotel, who have been autumn, are ted home next week. since early and Mrs Worthington Fdaéy Lindell boulevard have re.- from a winter's Kurn of SKIN PURGATIVE ic ‘ his home at Newport, R. At druggists, beauty shops and toilet goods { and eounters. SOc and £1.00. forces in Birthdays That _ ever-perplexing problem of birthday gifts is easily solved at Bol- land’s,, where for 79 years a most discriminat- ing patronage has select- od its gifts. cows BOLLAND’S Lecust at Tenth oe Jewelers for 79 Years battleships | British | fied ithe conduct of the war are ‘office 10 | notably Woodrow Wilson, are dead. | Present icivilian posts, | tinguished war records Dwight F’. Rear Admiral Henry B. commander @f the patrol Atlantic and gubse- quently of the United States naval iveling. Washington has Wilson, , . ; + force in the France, is tr Home life in man, commander of the American that served with the rrand and Albert Gleaves, commander of the convoy service. Civilians fleet. identi- shares in out of a few, offices maior whose thern with years later, and of the have dis- Secretary Davis of @@ War De.- partment, entering the army through the National Guard. rose to the rank of Heuf?nant colonel holders of sor. however. of infantry, while Assistant Secre- | tary Hanford MacNider achieved a | , Similar rank. : form | |Siewel, 5565 Lindell boulevard. To- while hung about in painted | Dan W.! | Socal Items | M ISS MAY FOSTER, daughter to Bt.) Wicgtns ! Brown of” Visit in 5044 Westminster place have re- turned to St. Louis from Oalifornia. Dr. and Mra. John Green of 243 Westgate avenue, are spending sev- eral weeks at Kenilworth Inn, Biltmore, N. C. They will return to St. Louis some time next week. Miss Gladys Long, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Albert Long of 720 Belt avenue, will be married at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon to David Taylor Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Miller of Johnson City, Tenn. The ceremony . will take place at the home of the bride’s parents, in the presence of relatives and a few close friends. the Rev. Dr. Alford H. Porter of Third Baptist Church officiat- ing. Robert R. Miller, who will arrive in St. Louis today with the bridegroom, is to be the best man and only attendant. An informal reception will follow. Mr. Miller will take his bride to Bermuda and later to New York on their wed- ding trip, and they will make their home in Johnson City. Among the parties for Miss Long were a bridge luncheon by Mrs. Marion J. lLeschen at the Glen Echo Country Club last week, and a similar affair by Mrs. Emil Har- ris at her home. Mrs. Edgar W. Thayer Jr. gave a luncheon Friday at Hotel Chase, and yesterday Mrs. Harold Morehead entertained a group of friends at luncheon at her home, 101 Aberdeen place, followed by bridge. Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Siedel and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Siegel will give a dinner party at the home of Mrs. A. J. morrow afternoon Mrs. Albert 4A. Boettler wil] have a mixed tea from 5 to 7 o'clock, at her home, 5226 Weshington boulevard, and tomor- row night, Mra. Edgar F. Peters of 328 Westgate avenue will have a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin P. Hilts of 14 Hortense place, and their son. Erwin Rumsey Hilts, returned home yesterday from a visit in Miami, Fila. An interesting event of the week will be the dinner of the Contem- porary Club at Hotel Coronado Friday evening. The speaker will be Rev. Dr. Wilfam L. Sullivan, and his subject is: “Religious and Political Movements in the Moham- medan World.” R. H. Switzler, chairman of the Contemporary Club, will preside at the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Rosen- garten, who are making their home at 4328 Westminster place, have purchased the Philip Bond Fouke home at 20 Westmoreland place. Mr. and Mrs. Fouke have | moved to New York with Mr. Fouke’s mother, Mrs. Truman Post Riddle, and her daughter, Miss Edna Riddle. Smiths Entertain Former Gov. Ross By the Associated Prese. ALBANY, N. Y., April 6.—For- mer Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming was the dinner guest of Gov. and Mrs. Smith at the execu- tive mansion last night. Lester Ralph, Artist, Dies, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 6.—Lester Ralph, widely known artist, and son of the late Julian Ralph, jour ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. nalist, tm dead here. SEND your WANT AD to the POST- DISPATCH and GET RESULTS— 3-time Ads-ALMOST CERTAIN. a*,«* 8 oe? 0 *27 a? he gd re 8 0S oa Se oe 4+ -"_* P .* * a tt-: At Paris, France in 1889 — at the World’s Fair Swift’s Hams and Bacon were awarded the Gold Medal.. That was 38 years ago. During all these years the highest standards of quality have been maintained. Premium Hamsare selected for quality, sugar-cured always the same,and smoked with real wood smoke. All of this care naturally costs a little more than ordinary procedure but the as- surance of uniform high quality is worth it. Be Sure That Your Easter Ham is Premium Three Ways to Know That You Get MN Swift’s Premium Sa —1. The Blue Tag Ly, (Not Necessary to Parboil) 2. The Label (The Parchment Wrapper) . - bd - *«* o* e+” *, - -* - ee ort we se * 3. The Brand (on the Skin) Swift & Company Swift & Co. Dressed Beef Plant 3919 Papin St, St. Louis, Mo. Cc. K. Urquhart, Manager Pe sconce 5 re RE TROT IE NIN MOI: : ST TA ER SBME

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 22 ST-LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 _— | hether Pres- | JK. L. ROSS SEEKS $1,250,000 | LEADERS WEIGH pened ho 1 cect ine os wee | Canadian Tarfman Wants to Cancel RESULTS OF U. 5. | it about P iy eronee ne | ; OLD AGE WINS -222 rey Men epttatiode ete C) | yee | LM, April 6. eden | = ” NEW YORK. April ¢-—Com- | Continued from Page 18 _ File gg- econo have quchanged final mander J. KEK. L. Ross, Canadian | ‘ratifications of a treaty making) 5 AS in time of peace ig not prompted 513-15 W mitionatre and turfman, has filed | e) sl fish self-seeking war illegal under al! circumstances. | : i = ~ This is the eighth of a series of J two suits in the Supreme Court to) ’ tts ) by those who, knowing war at 4 revoke trust funds created in 1916 | ll or and /| unlimited arbitration treaties re What a pity anyone should pain in the back, possibly twinges in favor of his wife, Mrs. Ethel | ON ES Se ee ‘cently concluded by the Swedish : ; | wi only its m hid- . “lack” because of “getting of rheumatic pains—drink lots ,ging Ross. The funds total $L- | a, eee ss a hid-|Government. The others are with | old.” A man may be vig- of water and try Gold Medal 590,099. ithe nation from reception of the | Norway, Finland, Denmark, Po- orous and healthy at 80 if haariem oil capsules (the original Ross seys that, with the consent | . of the past.” Jand, Belgium, Czechoslovakia and 7 he keeps his and genuine) of his wife, he asked the trustees | War to Gurgers. | Germany. stomach and kid- go regularly. Your to cancel the deeds in trust, but, PM age + ber comparing war to |= 2 i : - tee | at- neys in shape. WJ waancem on see Spirits will be em “Ross asice that $900,000 in bonds, | TATESCY, a8, peu Pieces oa | Plateoe aus cree st, $25) When the step livened, your step constituting one trust, and $750,000 poser Rng : Bridge Gold Crown and ; ! ) Saye: Brid er eee to ing. te. en sttetlonths ee and your in securities in another, be turned |“. oy ould wes bee ee Work ae Se joints ache, Occa- tiusandgoldbes. Acceptnoeubstitute Muscles snap with over to him. He alleges that the | 34 o> war; for wars come with , Sliver or Por- @q sional touches of Ali first-class druggists, 35¢, 75c, 31.50 life. Prederre Sima Mego Pomcs pe oe dismaying suddenness. Americans SP EX AMEN ATION | P 4 ‘ought to be made to see that this FREE agreement made in 1902 with Mrs. nation is exposed to war in the 8:30 to 5:30—Sunday 9:00 to 12:00 | Ross, then Miss Ethel Adine Mat- | same sense that the people of the DR. E R VAN BOOVEN, DENTIST ' thews of Toronto. rio T Over ty osed to crimes of vio- ; othe . eneneaaiaians saitieieesmaainaitemieanaintindiaiinas - that it is no more reason- Opp. Famous. Race 2 .2° Ro. 2 Ro eee 8 | oe oe i oe en a oe on a eo a ee cmv, | lence, t . Lady Attendants . — 7 i i ok we oe oe Pe ee ee Re ee fe ee le able to decry prep tion for war \ , »— 2 ae . we a em + ge a - “" ede etn eer bir dete tee Re ee > «ieee ao ; , . ee en ns == ee leet ae > > & - = than to decry the preparation of a ae ve ey S > 8) CLAMAY CAGASE — wiih. a police force. “Unless the people of the Unit- OW Fares ed States wish to be caught as un- | prepared as they were 10 years ago, and to meet a condition ten VIA W A B A SH times more perilous, they should start to gird their armor on right now, lest they be overwhelmed eo by a coalition of our debtor na- Ee FO! tions Such a coalition (at incon- siderable expense to themselves) could easily strip us of ali our — wealth, by the time-honored expe- dient of declaring war, stopping all our commerce on the sea, and exacting enormous indemuities as | | the price of peace. | : 1 | “Tmpossible? Certain nator ot «6g HC I Return es | | ae Europe, little more than a hun- ; m= | Ea Y atin oats dred years ago, carried out — April 8, 9 and 10 > & BE Kasha Coat successive coalitions again | : France, and forced her to her $] 8.09 $16-°° | ; . Twill Coats— knees.” Sport W. S. Gtfford’s View. ae 3 -\ The idea of preparedness is also Detroit Toledo . és Dress Coats— carried in the statement of Walter and Return and Return : ° Silk Coats— S. Gifford, director of the Council Sad of National Defense from 1916 to Leave St Louise Friday 6:30 pm; | | Black & Whites 1918. He tells of the measures Saturday, 12:05 am, 8:30 om and Monkey Trim’d— pursued by the Council of Defense, 6-99 pm; Sunday 12:05 am. Fur Ed ged— and says the United States would | be better prepared if it were again 15 Days for Fur Collars— to enter a war, and concludes by Return Trip Tailor-Made— saying: | | ' } ] lf scl er? 7.7. ; ' of | reertous problem, perhaps Children half fare. Tickets good In disastrous, might confront us, if; [Deir Cars. ‘Also in sleeping and par- These Styles, dackson’s pase a lor cars on payment of usual Pullman ¢ imported, cannot be obtainedOth- | '#Tes- Baggage checked. Tickets are. $15.00 SUS-5L5 Washingfon Ave. erwise, so far as its industrial, fi- | not good via Chicago. nancial and civilian resources are | Wabash Ticket Offi- concerned, this country is probably | - ces. Broadway and | 7@] re f efense ll =" $ ' we prepared for defe * at a . Locust and at Union| + 1} ef o 1 “9 , . soma gelt We must P18 Na now | Station, F. L. McNal-| ever, that some machinery for Mak- | - ly, Division Passenger I he Sunday POS I -DI PA ing oo pees tigst a Agent, MAin 49809. - eo in orderiy tasnior ii e PS ry in case of sudden emergency. That | WW A B A & aE has the largest circulation of machinery (the Council of Defense) | sate $n any newspaper in the Southwest + ae

— - “rs pes PR) - i ee ee~ h Rew ae ~ Me ae ‘2 Seva Bus t a ss a, te | am _ a a =e ~ 2). a8 Se ; " a Me ee me ~ . - - Wil a i. i ie &: . vs a ee a4: ee se > * ee pee 4 te y “a z > ee a i £383 a > ee ae © aa Se : ko ce oy ; ek eg ‘ cg Fae _ ae * + aa 5 t € 14° ts SF 2 ne = : ia y - i | § i 7 a? ae oy fi i : % - tie - ; i az 432 $e 25 F- Pe . ae \ 2” Ret bo oy g + - Pe v- . : fe “ 4 2 3 Fe 5 2 & - s “2. is > £ a ee 7 ' y- oes e 2 Apa. Ba ti f ets - Poy _ %,* = 6% . h y Ses ae ae F 'y + Ya ce _ oe “ : a. ; Jf . G 5 eS ¢ » « SEN t -_ os cS . re. . Me % . ie + ike. + a, } ?f Es ea Ri ie iy algal, But when we come to rnoral as contrasted mic position, we our hearts that. 1e fault whose it may, A! has fallen from the : ; an osition ever attained by any ! " -. s ~ on ~ a iA ere a? a 7 t. ™-¢ - i * i; tigi ‘ ad Lr ft tow matters, which have nothing to do : : . foolish’’ when buying Wallpaper eng ha Be : »Baest discarding the old soaps and cheap chips Cleaner. You onl u : ia on reat war of its results, its ay pas y Use it once a year. duty to supervise the carrying out containing free alkali. For it is the free alkali Ten or fifteen cents worth of Absorere of the treaties of 1919 still exists. z : and as long as that duty does exist in so many soaps — flakes, chips and cakes— will clean your largest room. What if ia you can buy some brand for one or two : which dries up nature’s beautifying oils and cents less—it may mean the ruin of $25 ‘ton ) Cour ae makes hands red and rough. Son i «= + ~_ tirection Of the affairs of Tae or $50 worth of Wall Paper. 5 atin | Women are using Lux, instead, for wash- “Whether it will ever be posst- - s witty: Mg sae ing dishes! There’s no free alkali in the tissue- If you have never used | ble to free the League of Nations : Dna ta tae ae a eee thin transparent Lux diamonds—nothing to ABSORENE nag noquite & Salp eleiaaeibion | make hands red and rough. character, based n the ex ity | bay @tnn new ad cig ons room. bert ge do ogame alice cae ae Oe Always keep a package of Lux on your at, we venture to say that your whole house ir sat Wil sieaadion. rt . . : +s = acy Of the great powers, is a prob- antry h lf. J will soon be “‘Absorenely”’ clean. a ee ee pantry shelf. Use it for dishes and save your Whether a chaash elen it cua bands! Lever Bros. Company, Cambridge, Mass, a ing the 9 Dutne, "s be obtained, would at this late date - ~” r¢ 7 4 ented and guaranteed Wail Paper ae et —aagg be mr Cleaner — ABSORENE — in the seems doubtful. Public opinion tn . ey : : this country adverse to the League | Cc hermetically sealed red varnished can has become crystalized, and the t pe a e A hy S At Wall Paper, Paint, Hardware, Drug and Crrocery American people will have to be —— Cas OO WA L PE 4 stores. shown that their interests will be SS | advanced th untry’ S L PA MADE UNDER SOLE PATENT BY | a a. See : IN into the League before they will | | Pett tem ABSORENE MFG CO, ST. LOUIS change thelr attitude.” “~y ie ae ll e ~ —— m5 ag Na alter’ tgrn ® ~ or » ep , > eS 30¢ or 13¢ worth of ABSORENE will clean your largest room — * se Le woe see ae i bee DO ERS ay tae an SARS aS RN . Sine Weed: Dc cele tgs aga eee. Arte ss a ie aw A RLS et ae 1 aie oe 4 eee a cotati wt eet Pow ow! Lansing speaks of the results of MD. _ RE ADY MIXED ait tS — the Washington Conference as “% ie 2URENE MFG (0 ST Lee Use Absorene’s Twin ¢ HRH « to Clean Painted Walls, een aa eo oe ~ Woodwork, Floora, Enamel, Marble, Tile, Stone Stepe, etc. ; the reduction of the | reduction fm cruisers wonld be an . moana pesca . ; ‘actual Iimitation of naval power,

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—_— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927___ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ; ‘ . ~ _ + aaperee ea. _— ae hen a or et. a a ae ‘ . ~ ma ce we ie . a eo Oh RRR Cem apagn yoom Ane ve ~ ile Me oad . a bs on ~ “Io ek. * ¢ a e: J he ad pe “Ke ar gs ‘ RO Oe a OS ee EAE a UO TSR TO te a ee a og ‘ Sih HM laces ae ee ee aide dy pi jomu Peat ee rer ; ee | eee oa obo ae % pall sofia be sip wade ~ * . 7 je ; ig - bel oe 2 i « 3 7 P —y > oe thew + fle. 7 a . All Sizes ae aba a i t Sactianng-praees: %, 58 fa em hows eve a on ve cou as 6) a , ¢ come omy PATCH #' lation of outhwest ene angen foattliienaress rm sn mnaesnnmncenern per woeeatae it . Ne lay Ome t ° ’ CADILLAC builds for that great proup of motorists who realize that, a motor car is the best possible investment, \ paly when it gives complete satisfaction. as - - ** nschinat ate lenenasanianeminAss oc eeestatioannnstsaamaatiinnemibooninen ee nen ; . - bcnahomet paneer 7“ Por ett bi ays Re ey ’ + Sea + ‘ De su : ae “% ‘ remanag ot saps: 2 oes Mdee aar hp ein ange oy om fe nF me | hid hc Mp sale: 4 i oie u ' oe — ee, eae Fe oo: a one Seen Te ben m - . = oP yar a a ON nek oh = — — —— , reg 7 , ‘ i 4 7 | mally TS pti ine : 7 % : r ro rs sittin ces 2 od r ue ee we Pek s wy ” te a i R 4A ; en at » are , wk Ce he ee ee . a . os aati 1 rine a ; a : 4 . , atin a ee “i ae th ve . ” 7 ier F) " ; a A 4 ir & 4 : . * m ¥, : Came » . ’ 4 4 thay . * a owt a Geet aad ‘ " pan | Mie og te dis signings + ihe Preuss ) PEt non abie ‘pet ie - Laces Rs a RCN rea Oe ne eee eT ae ite Meee a FP a Ae 55 Meas OE SR a ae ae ee ae aR R rs - ao - eo as i 7 KD : : ¢ > % nan < - - a oe! re i ee ee byw preneten acai ae eer See a — os ae eget wy dane nae ti: Sarto te s sche te Ete ue . RE ee ee a eee eee ee eee See ee eee “i en © Re et ae ee ee ae premer Ton ae . Sipe Se y Cee ee ~ one : vee ote “ : : ) : ' P ps ¥ i « f “ , ; L - 2 + lar Ae paloapalines usin, socdinaaeaioge ooanbinne: :Aeetiaesdeipeass atta * ‘ a C cocelelempiatonietd Jibei alts a en Be availed cyte ue’s bee anselnce pritanemgne A ts ape inda oape ‘ p , , ; , Pet eee A pple My 5 i. : » ¢ : - t : gu 1 ; « Oa a ee ee ee - Priced from— ’2995 | upwards, f: 0. b. “Detroit D A In Cadillac the engine-principle, the care and precision of manufacture, the choice of the choicest of ma- terials, the size, the precise weight, the elegance of appointment, the very shape and tilt of the seats— all of these are carefully and de- liberately calculated to make of motoring a rest and an inspiration. This particular field Cadillac occu- pies practically alone. It satisfies fully the two great requirements of an educated and discriminating taste: Ist, Utter and complete re- sponsibility and reliability of per- formance; 2nd, Undeviating ease and rest to mind and body alike. Thanks to the size of its great fac- tory, Cadillac provides its owners with these unique and almost price- less characteristics at prices which would be doubled if the sales vol- ume (about two-thirds of all the really fine cars) were less. OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY R LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-OFF GUY W. OLIVER, President D O F T JEFFERSON 3080 H E

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i te PAGE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “If anyone wants to argue the! O - - ~ ~~ a . ee Mt | HOOVER PRAISES RAILROADS success of American railroads in rday that the ratiways came out) | d 7 >» ea overcoming post-war difficulties {s from Government operation em-/ question of Government ownership | : ] : 3% - setitnlant even against Gov-/| ploying about 1,900,000 men, that, of railways in the United States, | ~/ hy = : a Says Successful Operation Argues nenent a: rship of the carriers, | they have increased the traffic ap- | he mst overcome this concrete | : ] . =. Against U. S. Ownership. in the opinion of Secretary Hoover. proximately 20 per cent and are demonstration of the capacity of | ‘. ae | Es. i ES 3 By the Asaociated Press. He told the Atlantic States Ship-| handling it with 200,000 less of | private ownership to solve its own | ‘Ba >= i. : 5ZS3 our + Ee a | ~ Rey PRC Bad. \ : e 7 c , » ta S&S — a pases UP = ES All Widths : i. ; 4 Once fitted to a pair of a these wonderful Health ¢i Wonderful walues:.,. for Shoes wc will ail 5 Werner & W . © in ana see me ee ee Seca Wet aaamek ak | change. py 4 P es have gone out of SH bi st" 24 "pold us their f ies: ‘ ait entire stocks s s or 2 ; : a) at i ense > i) ie at immens: KELLY Sand ¢ 4 : 3 counts! > eee Se oS fie Bi, ) ? Gee : ; | 2 i 4 e Topcoats ; Ee $4.95 ome 2 ee ee Ne —— — euegiveran ey oe ae $17. 85 } = a EEE EE i ie | SS | i ie — : : - HWacrrirny., | im tt E ! | . . toa, Ge SS & ts F 2s f mii | co Just Detore LAST LIC | ; a q is | SS Se wee / ; jl fr TO CLOSE OUT OUR: |e | é Npesr iv yui wy i aa a 4 S wa oo = 3 wee Soe We are sacrificing our im Bal @ : | | SO Fe SS a fraction of intended retai i af : is ; eS EE immediately—as our w - rr ————, foot widening of Franklin a —come immediately OPEN EVENING ad Sr Oana ahs teats we Vo eater ¥ & ye, POs oo » ¢ ad oe : OP ee ? oh ele SS A FORMER $165 SUITE Just think! An actual saving of $65 on this beautiful Suite! St. Louisans have the opportunity to greet such a rare bargain! And remember that May-Stern’s guarantee the quality and workmanship every héme need they sell! The three roomy pieces, as pictured, are attractively upholstered in patterned velour. Full resilient spring construction and loose cushion ss make a comfortable and durable Suite that will last for years. With great saving in price and easy payment of only $5 s j - toe ft Jacquard uphelatering. Priced in Our Rapid 15-Dayr Warcheuse Disposal af 4) SiH , “= Dar V arritetat in 5? ale ee Complete 3-Room Qutfits rOW ON SA Boys’ Cloth Hats EM ie etvles tn roll brim flat esa * ; hrim and molels. Sizes 6% i a . fay ‘ ® — ‘ ;iahta +* / ‘ AS LOW AS... / ( Also Men’s Extra Fine Quality Spring Hats at. Gal. sats aon oe $34.75 Three-Deor $45 Side-icer ye : f bi | ~ : a hs ; eS . Pye 2th. kee ts % “eerifieed daring ~ecrificed hee Splendid, well-macic 5 fe he arvhonse Dits- our i = «=. $19.85]) =" Bu Hate with fancy eee bands. Sizes 6% to $190 Fall Porcelain B ie 7%. Sale price. $1. §.P Sp ish Dini g Room Sui Sj S , SS atere Flees Handsome figured c. Spanish Vining-Room Suite immons Steel—Panel Bed | Coal and Gas Range . 4 and stripe effects in Thee oer walnut veneer Suite - . . ” ; : newest Faster ; sR oa ai ie 3 igen — et Ss 00 Formerly $42.50, Now ._.. 7 . | — plea Dering fur . By 4 shades! A wonder- cn ™ . ee ee “ee extension ompiete with 100% cotton mattress and stce! link ene. $1 18 ee ful value at + Be. ramie, TN © siGe chairs and host chair. A | abric spring Bed is beautifully designed in the is [ ; 3 —‘treet Fleer wondertt Thursday value new Graceline tubing With large steel panel finshed - | ha a 5 Mi Sie grainec walnut s att 1 Pay Only $5 Monthly Pay Only $2 Monthly | Fait, ws eH 1 Sein’ MOMSS | Dispersat ; im $1250 11 s - : P a? ,

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| WANT “ESTATE SEE aS Speancets—StoRTS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae CO. P PART THREE. ee ~ ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, APRIL ¢ 6, ~1927. ; | ‘PAGES 25—42 ia ipedic ARCH ar 7 WOMAN ATALLY HURT pasese _ | | : eelGood the First Time You Wear Them | Firs TimeToaWoarThom || UN TALHIRD IRAina Mrs. George K. Andrews, 067, Struck by Locomotive in Webster Groves. Si JE STREETS is Great J iiduation lasts that fit every part of the foot properly. Mrs. George K. Andrews of 495] , . ! Orchard avenue, Webster Groves, | ~~ .« o-—eeeee — ea — ~ — — - ee D E P A R T M | N T ms died at 11:30 o'clock last nignt In . ~ ; : . , . the Bethesda Dilworth Hospital, on Banking Bond Corporation Corporation Finance Real Estate Loan Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings Trust ge Bend road. from injuries suf- waa ene wan eet: ees ee fered five hours before when sh: \ in Patent, Black and snes ticeeanniantatienninntittt Miia Manon. anetdatinneat eas ——s 5 Brown Kid was struck by a locomotive wai All Widths vw ng t Missourt!-Pacifl ailroad t in Webster Groy Once fitted to a pair of Stylish Stout ~ was 67 years old these wonderful Health Models Also Mrs. Andrews was walking eas Shoes you will never , in the tracks near lm avenue e¢ © ° 33 C e in and se Mi: uri-Pacific locomotive No. 1-! wit wien has done fo act Se Res O Uses ercdnitle service what science has done for you. = eae a 1: Son iia 0 Was deaf, stepped out of ti ° SHOES N ie track in which she was walking for Men ORTH the path of the approaching C. SIXTH ST. I iOolive and was struck, her KELLY ” Sand Women ll being fractured She ] ‘d wit! 1e! daugnier, ne non. coos Everyone sees Almost cose WELCH & CO. 1105 01-09 OLIVE ST. me Stocks elngk anit ak Haste! Last Friday was just an average first of the month at the Mercantile Trust Company, and here are the occupations given by the people who opened Mercantile Savings Accounts on that day «~~ We 2 are iattician our iia iaiemeind $100, 000. 00 naan peeeki’ of Rurutinve at a fraction of intended retail prices in order to dispose of this merchandise cag — Ae Be Ceara ess? SR = immediately—as our warehouse is to be wrecked in part to permit a 30- SSE Be Ea ee ges FP foot widening of Franklin avenue. You have not a minute’s time to lose ae | ek Se, Ser Cau ee ag © . —come immediately—stocks are selling rapidly! : Bookkeeper Gov’t Messenger Salesman OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK , NFO SE AN eet en Be ad 1 57 File Clerk Order Filler Voucher Clerk 7 son (RUGS S A 7 - Fl ; Foreman Post Office Clerk Welder PORCELAIN - t p! 4 ” REFRIGERATOR $74.50 9x12 SEAMLESS | $57.50 9x12 ALL-WooL L my AEE 59g] Aimer us| emis oo ee a Sale Price vis Range ; “$32. 75 | $34 50 Bg BEDROOM SU ITES 0440 9212 FRINGED | $36.00 x13 Thus does the service of but one department out of ten answer the e rmst ° er y ‘ ° . 999 : tag ne _-orebonaporeigi _Nelvet Rug Fee Linoleum Rugs, question, “ Who Uses ‘Mercantile Service?’”” On the same day mer- ; Ses aol ovcal dirs Mended finish, “iced in ur Ravi 18 E ‘$29. 85 a “$ 19. ae chants, machinists and housewives rented safe deposit boxes; sur- nree large I ers 4 :, r pe ee meerehty mie and bench: vicls, finiched. Price 119 Seamless Rug Felt Rugs organizations and individuals borrowed money, and widows received owe. Bedroom Sat°5140 Marchouse Disposal! Warehouse Dispos at checks from the Trust Department. w It’s a widely used and a ne ln lege igen . ' 1 ice. If you are using it, we invite y | ia |, a suit $44.85 | $5.85 complete financial service. If yo g you to use i aed | BB Bers tendon tacauer finish. Price ind WIL ) more of it. If you are not, we invite you to start. +t TSS F353 Bale at” — ee “v0 "uli Pasion | xe 3 . —— neh “on nigh J a a te ae aap ronft an op =S=====5=-==— Refrigerator ee eae = — ‘=ss= Complete 3- Roonl JAG se iticed “auri a ce | Our a = 3 oO , a a tHe Be OW ON SALE eer ae Warehouse Disposal : _+.—— % pg 2 SSS | lutfits AS LOW AS..... ~ Se $49. 75 a $42.75 nt * on oe te ie ne | af | ia =a iS Thres-Deor “at Peciaiale- $74.50 9x12 $50 White $85 All-Porcelai b eee ee : Side-Icer Lined 3-Door Seamless eae nt eggs Enamel Side- Fonte Ris meee = BP gee | Refrizerator Retrigerator AXMINSTER GAS RANGE GAS RANGE Seerificed during Sacrificed : bari lg RUG Sacrificed during eg eed duri Our Seer areh: se Dis- our Wes ehouse Dis- Warehouse Disposal our Warehouse Dis our Warehouse ae = $19. SS hi $34. 7551 b-. $39.75 FF $28.75 sae, $38.60 f Safe J ~ $135 Thr ree- Piece | “Karpen” Reed Fiber Suite Charming Settee, com- plete with armchair so = — pene Bed Outfit BBR]. cominncsc"* - and Gas Range CeeE Roa % g* | ell Dering Our ss and stee! link | ere” oon Disposal Suir $1 18 Capital é Surplus Ten Million Dollar weminel i Member federal Rererve Syrtem Ich | nd arm rocker . sign i "tes | 2 match _. $79 } : 4 ened €) x f inisbed in beautifully ———__—____— $125 All-Porcelain EIGHTH AND LOCUST sea TO > T. CHAR LES 1 Felt Mattress PLE a ee ee Bungalow Range F $2 Monthly |. ee : : Z : us vine ernst “1 archo a ae pena cxpnenemamenempentiaaieiaiatitiiiiaitiaial i ie $12. = 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. ” sés. 75 case Sesese5e S25 e5e5e5e5e5eseseseses seSene Seseses . 4 Sexy 2 onde # a ea fae i i poy . ie A AD AEN BEEK: Sa a Na RE RBI. 0M MNCL Ao tclgraty e ik + : re 3 “ ‘ = } 7 . i a pens’ sit eh ne fet ae y s ‘ae 4 = . 5 a a Ene “ " at te” Fo am - ray s neal i " tos Pinan tl ed SWE oR Oe ty My ee e Sees

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» en eel en gethated 4 *& a ~ + ~ . ME) PM ttn ae tek a ~~ es ms ~ 4 . - “ es 7 “«~ a IN ee ee ee - ere 7 ere ~ ay wala alee as em tage —* ~ F Bg - aah ee . : » etre Pe ee > ee — oe - ee . Ml a ee py. 7 “ ote. oe bi, ams - - - + ah re, ah oe Oe © a a ee ~~ ~- an Oak Chis intense. » . a 7% 6, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. PAGE 26 eee 91 LOUIS POST- DISPATCH... ame -WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 0, t02¢ —ee= animes oe : 5. aeetee | canna JEFFERSON CITY MAYOR TXXIXILIILLL LLL LE LLEELEEE LES RE-ELECTED SIXTH TIME Cecil Thomas (Rep.) Wins Again — Democrats Take Control! of City Council. By the Jefferson City Correspond- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. | JEFFERSON CITY, April 6. — | Mayor C ecil Thomas (Rep.) was | |'re-elected for a sixth term yester- |day over B. W. Jenkins (Dem.) by | 99 votes, | The Democrats, winning three of | i five seats voted on, gained control | | of the City Conncil. In the past | i'two years the membe rship has been | | eve nly divided, with Thomas hold- | ‘ing the deciding vote. | J. T. Blair. Jr.. (Dem.) was r- j;elected city attorney. | | Other Democrats elected were: | ‘John B. Sturm, collector W. A. Bassman, treasurer, and John G. Leslie, police judge. The Republi- leans elected Joseph B. Burns, | marshal, and Fred Tanner, a | sor. | A proposal to increase the city tax levy for all school purposes | ‘from $1 to $1.20 on the $100 as- | sessed valuation was carried by 524 | | votes. 2S ' FSS Poplar Bluff Elects Democrat SS © Sete Mayor by 69 Votes. fs Ra POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., April 6. a eS oy —John W. Berryman (Dem. ), was. Bee as ‘elected Mayor of Poplar Bluff over i'w. A. Holcomb (Rep.), by 69) votes. Approximately 3000 votes were cast. Bob Davis (Dem.) de- | feated Ward Hedrickson (Rep. ) | for Chief of Police. Hendrickson | has held that office four years. Mrs. John Graham (Rep.), only) Seeey — SS. woman candidate, won over Pat, eS I : ae “Seer 'Murphy (Dem.) for City Collector | , : ; : a ‘by 35 votes. | Democrtas and Republicans di- | ‘vided the 12 city offices, each) | party taking six. : aa / & = Se = See \ = = ue ‘ | ing si | Ow Y] IKK ORG SAYS COOLIDGE WILL NOT RUN OS 99O9SSSOSSHHHSOOOOO 94 hours to . New York Se _— > Sars . Pn be) » Si ONS oe ) ny Put on your vIn gs again in one-third less time OWEVER long it used to take for your Put your glass and silver in the suds. dishwashing, now you can finish itina | While you rinse and dry them, have your ; third less time! china soaking in the same suds. By the time The The new Chipso method shortcuts one- you've finished the glass and silver the | in gs. third—the hard disagreeable third—the ten dishes will be practically clean! While you Bui minutes of handling and rubbing! rinse and wipe the china, soak the cooking utensils, using more Chipso if the suds need enriching. - —_F*; . nat a P ongipreey TA hey eater ed ee Calg bmn cat - 2 . a - Sry anit » darey, Xe a an a _ > F ‘ _ asin th « be ’ — . : se, whe ¥ i Pica, : ao - ‘ ; iv” i Aig 2 al alt arene nN i ath ~ ‘ is Pe ee ee 2 Be 2 ” Ss oe tea PO WENT ic Gaiedey=¢ lop te & eae al ye Ne REL Se AOE. Lee. RS Ga Ea a sera ; g ‘ - ay 2 . iden 8 ine. a 17 ae ada ¢ axa Seeetiecatiy oashinie ere ae eat Le ee ee foe 2 Ee anyon APP Mire. 8 nite 8. ontpes tees RT 25 he Sie ; : “ 9 - ee Tees eae) 3 " . $ ° ee . ‘ - ~~ ory RS» oy age eo ™ ¥ ¥ ny tert % ne a Ph ania EY LCL ARO IN AMO SR PTT KN a P+ Nae RNG i re te wr — iments ‘ —— x wh * o . a - eae Se a y aint —-* “" Mi > Anggese, ue oe sees ee ee) “Ress te fore cons | By the Associated Press. 3 NEW YORK, April 6.—President | Coolidge will not be a candidate for |a third term in 1928, Senator Moses | |of New Hampshire, chairman of | ithe Republican Senatorial Cam- | |‘ paign Committee, predicts, the New |York Herald-Tribune gays. | “Coolidge’s psychology is such that he does not want to be con- fronted with four years of dimin- uendo,” says Moses. He predicts that a Republican will be elected Penne in 1928, but he declines to give his The millions of women who use Chipso hardly touch the dishes until after the grease and food traces are gone from them! No wonder millions of women are washing Pour hot water on the thin white Chipso dishes this way when it gives them an extra flakes in your pan. You’ll have suds, lightning half hour of freedom every day! And that Geel quick! —and without a bit of shaking or big blue-and-orange box of Chipso makes - Foation.” Ste ¢aiaihes Gay: sane aa whisking! That’s because Chipso isn’t cake three dishwashings cost less than a penny! ee ay r=) wrhetis et ie si Sah? welorery wy a “= ok o 5 OR oe id ; Phat cstv sabes yo RRO Neral tthe is IR ID ahi IR cS com Ty RA teapots eer ac Panga x MELE . ppp ap bap hbhbhbhbhp bpp php ppp bpp pa panna nankakiiclirliirrirYyy * Wabi, I OE RIO EER IM: Se 2 ght RE IED ~ ‘ —On the scenic Te ee ee ee oe ee soap or granules, but flakes of good soap! PROCTER & GAMBLE = — two-thirds majority rule its abro- | gated at the convention, but he ' feels sure Gov. Smith’s nomination | {i t will result in breaking th lid i) 4 Hudson Ruyver route ath. “No Soeaunaeabs cae Ge iii ever be elected President,” he de- h i | The only de luxe train between eps oi Bee By the Associated Pr mu, takes the traveler through the COLLINSVILLD, Ok. April ¢.— | wonderful valley of the Hudson. An explosion, which wrecked the defunct Collinsville Bank, caused Breakfast time on the SOUTH- | injuries to three persons and dam- WESTERN is in the historic | aged several other business build- | ings. Highlands of the Hudson. | John Dajes of Kansas City, Mo.. ‘Federal bank receiver, who has ° been in charge of the depository For a hundred and thirty miles since it closed its doors two months the train follows the famous river ago, was bruised about the body : ” g ,}and suffered severe cuts about his with its ever-changing panorama head and shoulders. Feeling in —every mile a part of the his- Collinsville and vicinity has been tory, artand literature of America. | Losses totaled approximately $330,- e Dishes — % less time Soaks clothes clean — | bitter since the closing of the bank. 000. Vilma Banky to Wed La Rocqu S O u C hwe S t S r Nn Special to the Post-Dispatch. 90 - e LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 6. — Announcement of th , Limi te d lof Vilma Banky, eben Seemgenten |movie actress, to Rod La Rocque The most amazing success in the history of household soap! Every morurng at 8:58 from |De Mille star, furnished the movie ST. LOUIS te NEW YORK aad BOSTON | colony with a new topic of conver- wie the restful WATER LEVEL ROUTE ‘sation today. Even intimate friend: ,of Miss Banky and La Rocque wers * Just like the CENTURY” isurprised by the announcement es fe Sees rn os 099999900000 00 0000000000 $OOO000O0OOOOOOOO0OOO0O0O0OOO Mexican Commercial Delegate. By the Associated Prees. ° CENTRAL s B Fo 7; LINES a | MEXICO CITY, Aprilu 6.—Fe. n+ Ur Z/ ie | derico Lachica was appointed today j he (as delegate to the Pan-American SUN ‘4 . ATC ' . . ond Commercial Congress at Washing. The SUNDAY POST waer sega panne ehrine | ;ton next month. He was named by | as many CLASSIFIF-D ADS as the 4 the Confederation of Chambers of! Only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper. ? = eye: Commerce of Mexico. ‘ 9 Boon Rare § “te t Ss : ; ‘ te —_ : 4 x ag 28 ; ! , ; ' a” Ne A 3 eee :, 43 H Say | i s a £ re = 4 + - A 4 i : a , te > ° * t ~ aX ae $2 = 2 * | * * ¥ * : . : . q ‘ 7 5 moe a 7 omen © Spring oy Women’s ‘Notice ~ | ae ee He i 4 DRESSES PUMPS AND Manufacturers | . : eK ee ty Ladies’ rayon Hose: al] new |!f you have any merchandise in WALL PAPER | | a jal sal | | ae ~ ' . large lots, sample lines . lus ' @ oe. 3 3 hg 2 FOR STRAP SLIPPERS a ms S1Zes. stock that you 8 - cell pe ord side wa 30 vanes @ .. 1 “iS B ght rs ror $1 Cet prices, we wil be pleased to order. 6 rolis of celling. Patterns eC .. ies hs Hey ; he Sel $2.00 a Pair 4 Pairs sal agreny eres 1 asthe | Ol | HELP l $1.00 Teddies All the Hits FLOORCOVERING —= | Vou Need ) and Step-Ins * 1 Cc a3 Rew Le re | : 2 f $1 01 Cc Each ~ et Hinde wid Limit 4 Rooms te a Customer. a for $1.0 rn, PRES, hy Se be 3

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PAGE 28. —~— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ WEDNESDa1 uf} iG, ALWIL 0, 192) en 51 LUIS POST DISPATEN : ray BANK INQUIRY PUSHE rest of three elected are: City Clerk, Orland ae ‘ in hic ne | tc Go, 8: efe ‘Sui Lise Mca e a. —| pi sical. "ae ayor George sa Davis, Hemphill, who defeated Bart R. 2 4 PWT a” © Aprii & A => REPUBLICAN WINS —. SA of mg 11 votes. But- | Kennedy, holder of the office for “ ae ran fury here Ras resum OY a piuraiiry J A 4 +’ 7 . ‘ P * ' ' isi oaali?l itv Treasurer, 4 ineestigation i: : eS eae gee Se aes > EE eS ® weare old. a grocer, War} ose White-Fox for all _ rifi tion . Sn fees sf OLIVIA GREGORY : ws Studie 220° 3 Any P physi cian will tell Catalog on Request. . eS that * Perfect Purificati ion : ) s the Sv ~ tem | is A's sture § Four . i 4 : S t He alth. : . THOUGHTFUL AND CAREFUL PEOPLE CARRY $i ; —_— YT, of ehronie SEAT COVERS SH ments that are undermis i : : PREVENTIVE OF INFECTION "ae your vitality? Purity your The 7 irite n Registered U. S. Patent Office . 5 ie 4 4 ’ > for City Commissioners are: Albe : , ; Calotabs are the greatest . . ° . Zahn Photoe.. | P. Lauman, Herman , £,erTrra no, } 2 : . Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for FRANK DOYLE, John T. Connors and Jo! ial- & Bills! Bills 7 Bills! sll system purifiers. Get ) Newly Elected Mayor of East St./lihan. Connors is the only mem- § ° 7 * fam ly package with full d +; Only 3 eents at @ TIO! stores. aught 4 F = od . ee rome Paget F Pa SE i A TE RABI ANG, a8: 5 ans Om Gl NS CMR Ae it hs! LW 4 . ‘ — 2 « " er “or eh OF ee — + . o POF ee creak a od Te em oe a * vores “ve a & «4 . a ee 6 ~~ ~*~ . whee ind 3 Pir tne ME © MM nes Se if ae en ; 2 Ay lee -™ ay ae vy ~ - ir ” PG: ty . “ * os me e+ . TiO ae , Pr Ma TE : S oe oad + Sik. team IIE Mi SR ARE AM I IT AT A NN oth ae ae ee ey ea ot ey M re s™~ Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago Louts. ain the old board re-electe 7 a = ss they ee Hallihan has been City Clerk f Do not let the accumulation of bills discourage Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism hoe “Spe election was peviias el Aik you. Pay them off at once through us, then pay issue, each maroralty can- us back in small, regular payments. We are help- “a engl FECT E HEART : aida date basing his claien for su . | ing thousands to finance a sudden need for cash. Beauty Hints on is "aim “ebtiehaiek Unidbiann | 1a All transactions are confidential. Accept only “Baver’’ package ministration.’ s. in campaign | & which contains proven directions. If the face powder you now use does SPCeches, Promised “to clean u | SurETY LOAN AND THRIFT Co. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets not stay on long enough to suit you _— ‘New Mayor a Liberal " CLUB BLDG 22 LOCUST ST Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drugzgists. . ines not keep that ugivs shine away Dovie - a? 7 wes CITY P OPEN MONDAYS ( UNTIL v7.7 P.M a J yi ad | i ‘ has A 8 i i « 4s¥be ’ . " Qepirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monosceticacidester of Salicylicacié |; , 3, finitely—does not make vour kin ¢ orri like ah. > hie Louis since 12 Tic Campa rn ee | | : skin colorful lke a peach—try this 4 : vot pli: $1 : ey bead eauecsh atau three years. My ste ‘new wonderful special French Process | ~* ee —" Fs ae +; “oo " a P| » es ‘ 2 ~ +2 & & a” a . . = : : 4 ois b . sweet, such as f — Remember the mame MELLO-GLO. | aotins in civic and dati sine . : ‘ Aas aw A ae Le ~~ ee eee 2 4% a+ ns - ; " Durning h . water ec Th, - Staten Bitten 44 ener oe ; a astrv ne t There’s nothing like it ments PRICES SLASHED IN ee oc at mee [nad +} - ei ay - in out of my mouth I tooks ght r Serer Oe Pee eer ae z= ince tak o Mi iks Emulsiog Seen = WALLPAPER ees ak clon ly arayn in the el 7-3 | F 6¢aken ten bottles and bare gal Sore Throat wi " a spe Oo! . oO! = be a. OVER A EVERY | > | 10% pounds. All my friends ~ = ag Pcmncrnconae pn tino Oh ea MILLION CONCEIVABLE | | me how fine I so’ ew ca po 2 garretts, Leah ary ty OLLS! ESIGN . &@ pleasure to iive i , Stopped i in 15 Minutes ‘ard E. Miller, committee chair- — — | : 3 E stomach trouble.*"—Bert Meukanl will 16 De necessary to; man and form r Cong ssman, a! NEW LOW PRICES EDs. to choke With nasty tast- Fred Gerold, Republican leadet oa: Emulsion restores healt Len. edicines To relleve sore and ae rT? ar City reasure) He 1' 30 Cent Cents Cents Cents ag oem Py, wel action, doing a ones : throat. Une SWALLOW OL a famous was t by a majority of mem a Roll a Roll a Roll a Roll - & i eds of pills and physi HE greater the out- pay _—— 2 ee ee sevde: bers of the Democrat ity Com- = | 5 enentith and quickly prone eens Pell, esncegaggc Fe ie matties, Sed by Spee Sere BE SURE YOU ARE IN WEBSTER’S = ive organs in shape te put the lower the i aig ae i, iwc 1 aoa, nairman, and. Pry. man; ¢ i } yw her Combinations eold only with deau ‘xl borders or bands. Save hal’ or more! Fs | i) od e ges nett > St Centr /OTMMAUte>- j izth whieh are Neouill ; > b ‘chen build ti we fiesh cost. This is the natural law nieroferin ot deme, Et hee & thee en Ot the Teen meeet Pe | -@F ads in conquering germs and rey ae ni , : gg } As 2 Mmarris Had lac SUpPpor. ¢ if ve effecta of wasting disea en. , | et oa Vem. wae eee oe . a his is the oniv selid em ns DOESN'T NEED A LAXATIVES Milks Emulsion Made Life a Joy, Constipation or Stomach Trot — Ee et ee ne CY |e PEG had 5s aoc — ak Re Py ee a ee ae , bs fC eee ee ‘: Pde Fyn, 4; dap Pade tk F ~ tf ae id : ated ih Uae sab Pe AR - , te nt grey oo xe neh SS a ee = yo ah. Ly pag R Lee) an ee i a sod ee (s) +a 3g 4. &. tech st ‘ + asta rs ey Ss m “ 7 3 A 4s * RDN NSAP ah BROS eH iD seine. cticmee Ce ey ee ee ate Ye ay Ae til * ba : 2 tah y i cae ee ee - ' e Ret = lican ler I - 4 u urge d to ry Mi ks Emule ee oe ao ands ine Saeain ieee CEWilliams Oy scr satisfied with ressite, satisfaction of superior ing 3828 votes to 1780 for Harris = ‘aie be promptly refi i 19 precincts having a large Neg @ .. { "ae Price 60¢ and $1.20 per bottle... shoe-making, which but a | population onstant Womitort Shoes _ gq by druggists everywhere. | Doyle Heads Parade. pee | a ee few years ago could be had ) Doyle’s personal popularity ¥ Nationally Advertised = * MILKS | | att ed w er he ~ is § ' a Reliews —_ oe Se ULSI only by the wealthy. ested to the top of ah automy elieve Those Ach ng Feet a Foot of | a | Mm .. ws rs * ~ © oe a tw 4 nee we tel sige 19-Dtoee Ty i we ~*~ eee ek * > os. Qe -* sealer tl Re" al Oh 4p papel + ‘ Pent se = a oe oe We! “ - oy a edt. a” Pies ¢ ? cay Comfort Means Miles of Happiness. | ection had been assured, a! Constant Style “Builds strength-Ti (676 SERVICE vation, after which a parade, 1%, CUT-Ol IT TIES ‘ ADVERTISEMEN’ The Achievement of the Past 1ading all condida | ) | . Supremely comfortable and grace- . | IF POISONED BY . The Assurance of the Futare © a lke ee Ee ee oT | f> ly styled, choice of patent 2 ; o& ie ee a none » atid ~ : leather or black kid, we U RIC A ¢ i like a Mentb-o-lic ’ abruptl: y to cool and soothe the | Republican leader , —— at short vamps, turned | Try this FREE 85 cent UNITED SHOE MACHINERY dry membranes cttbe gly J the new aminictration wilt tak ~ 7. Gee, fenton toe Be ' in as efore May 1 It = - o ind you get up this morning OF per oy wy ~~ a ae a 4 ~~ » ee he eke er > J 4 Oe, > “Bi aM LICL CO pF _ " . re Se ¥ N +4 Sih niaidh edichn a a tetechteal. dhs datetnnid de a at ee ei Ds tO Ny Pac HP ARAN RE tial Bret : - af rail L Ov we py w - hee! aw) a> 2! ao ek « ae ; * - : : A a Ts ems al sacha ty = | a tte TERRE pes | oo S, e bead dunt 1 tine a Menth-o-lics are a teas aeaasant” &P 8d ) ) - + Cuban rubber a wuseles sore. weak alt avail 4 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS liked both for their ws fices. Among t! likelw to he re. = wey 7 x , meets. a ‘ Were vou in and out of bed taste and effect. They or ii es Dp ee : ae J eS ae move e . Bar | . Sizes 2% to e)60O 8 dozen nes last night? St. Louis Branch: — a ee FP and Fire Chief Whalen, a brothe: \ Widths AA to D » § ire congested kidneys, i your throat ~ i RES NET Le Gee a i | & ~~ of Co iss) halen, who wi a adder, rheumatic pains and 1423 OLIVE ST. FP cnee ne eee efeat a fi r re-election. : MMe making you feel “‘old”” and PHILADELPHIA Lees la a ae i RO! ~ i oe ” Rirengeatie ss. ow 28? sae wee Other Constant Comfort Patterns — Cut-Out ft at “wonders”? ‘can do fon = = at ‘‘wonaders’* it ean de ENTH-O-LI 11,625; Hallihan, 11,283; Conno Strap Pumps, Oxfords, High Shoes and Nullifiers. COUGH WAFERS Ralph Cook, 9735; Michael J WE MAIL GIVE ORDERS EAGLE | | | FILLED | STAMPS Demeranih Control Supervisors. SIXTH and FRANKLIN | Eleven Democrats and thr : te :, x Quality Shoes for All the Family were elected Tie eR = ‘ae OME hae Re Oe a 5 , a ae t ® ‘, %, > ” s Aa % r Sek bad * aed ites clemMnaia, iene ata eaaacaren seat cen: Phat ones gees . G2 Salli wl a » . ew P - ser pat eg) Ei , 5 Shae SG ati SS aol “Lets A APD San GS 3 cae es een ae Sete ek Me. oP 3 gen tq Fille Cinders. theses chan i “ls . ~ on r> i we Art Bee ce . 4 » " ‘ é . ae . . — m © . ~ + - - « Bee . —’4 . ua ov ger \ sCK : +3 \ : . ~ 7 Fo — oe ; > 74 . . ‘= i . — j - . - ‘ s i - - . . ~- a . . ~ . o~ . ~. . . _ e > " , + > : | 4 ey" — + sh vu & ST, thaad ~ - ' ': . p53 - " 4 - Z ~ ~~ , Oe] | . . . ‘ - . \ a > ey d > » . -* 7 a4 I . .¥i t S ii. 4 i — aa = 2 oe it o ‘*. s : 2 Lo J i : - ms ; ter with h be ; i = aaah i . "> - - - + r na 7 er unus bs " . . . . : i i iis 444 : Sm - e* . 1 14 ee ~ ; . s *ad ‘ awe ~ & ss . ess _ —— oem 4 —— an a a ati — a Se + * . 4 ’ ‘ ‘ . . _ ww Wwe ae _ # * > oy Tt lo, 63 ._* 7 *% : . id . iA ‘ « : - 4 : « . ’ [et es : e¢é . — LJ ids As . AP kb bee : a 4 x 4 | sil taies SO ular with readers 7 ‘« > . . ~ ig ts rN 7 . * > , + " ‘ ; ‘ ~ a* ~ > — --* - »~- > - ”* : - e , a. . . . - Mg RIPENED IN PIGGLY WIGGLY’S MODERN inet Finis P Brast e, incum:| of the six-page Daily Magazine of BANANA-RIPENING ROOM UNDER STRICT- ~slecton by Dr Staley 4 won| = COLUMBUS OHIO _& the Post-Dispatch, is - | EST SANITARY REGULATIONS BY IM- ase sae a Se meets il | L.C.WALLICK. es Tt = PROVED SCIENTIFIC METHODS, SOUND. can ETRE Pranident ¢ | EXCELLENT FRUIT sccied Over Tne Oppnents aM me Sold in All St. Lowis-Owned Piggly Wiggly Stores snateat dais Secidiedady ie daeae Ga gow . pee nies anh Gan ie at £0 ot ae Pre , , % ql RES, oa F * — ik Se SI IE NE Ht FRE, = YY Bere oe 4\n<ers f 7 ~ 7 Rn Bae AF is Bie ve ele So mazing FI ecks Pyorrt 500 luralit defe ~. ! reems and bath - . ’ Sa cap Fe ees: so ea greg d es ¢ . *] ee and bath - CENTS PER LB doles ae Set , oT Comi y J Miller, ther oficere elect, f4-~—~ ae ioe and ensuite - . Cc fe z 5 urer, Chaz : Stegm ‘er: Alder- | att és ons This Is an Exceptionally Low Price oa Raptr RSs Ss . ils Lad ‘ ‘ ay . 2. - ~~ for This Scher. George Thompson. Ernest | oi a (8 pee are! OF THE or Choice Selected ontne and Ween fascias ok gee: | Peer css ree © SUNDAY “anager gE sate << : , : | jrreire c rere Eases : - ee a ee ae ll NES ee PATC Thomas Butler Chosen Maror of ; : ieee “ Alton Beating incumbent. » F : 4 --4- _ -- Thomas Butler t m : | ” Ls —— = < i213 Rewspaper man, Was the = ‘essful candidate fer Mayor of Al-

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pet SER ee ‘ ae yr x * ~ [s0 BANK INQUIRY PUSHED PORRED | . grand jury here has resumed | ". investigation into the closing ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ : __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 Pavan a: LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ad be PAGE-29 ; pst January of the Farmers and | : § “erchants’ Bank at Kelso, 10 miles | " gouth of here, with indications the | 27 he would continue for a week. ¢ a | : | The grand jury, in a partial re- : : % : port a week ago,’returned an in- 29 7 oN . 2 “Qjctment charging Leo F. Dohogne, 7 ) Cape Girardeau, with receiving de- a f : - posits in the bank while it was in- r-;) a 4 a @ polvent. : : 7 is , —— — 1! Chisel Off Combination Af- ee "4 |. _ADVERTISEMENT ee ‘| | 4 —— Health ter Gaining Entrance to i “Renew Your Hea ner i ffice Through Second- Lf ° , * \ \ y @ He Se &: aa - By Purification ies Wailer . Any physician will tell you. > that “Perfect Purification of| Safe burglars, who have been AND in hand they stand before the altar. It is their hour—the supreme moment of their lives. One by one the sacred vows are taken. And ~ the System is Nature’s Founda- ‘unusually active for several nights, * tion of Perfect Health.’’ Why got approximately $4000 last night then, softly but clearly through the hushed silence comes the final declaration: ~~ “3 | ae =p bs ++ In a robbe at the Peve airy 4 » not rid yourself of chronic ail- Chie Asie edn aed “a "ments that are undermining ayenue. > your vitality? Purify your en-| Apparently they had set up a ‘ & tire system by taking a thor-/plank on which they climbed to ough course of Calotabs—once ast sion of a one-story adjoining . ik for several Jul ding and from there entered | or twice a Wee the office by a second-story win- | weeks—and see how Nature re- dow. The combination was chis- | -wards you with health. eled off the safe and the day’s) —_ / llections were taken. A check is | : re the greatest of| °° | Calotabs a - to |to be made to determine the |} : all system puriliers. Get a amount of the loss. = family package with full direc- Some time between 5:39 and 10 | of tions. Only 309 cents at drug p.m. yesterday burglars got $200 | ifrom the safe at the Y. W. C. A. |} a pm ase mo ag Tr . " now pronounce you man and wife. > stores. ese Race eller geetagia ape S20 | ;' lil | Cafeteria at 3638 Washington boul- | Justa fewsimple, beautiful,solemnly impressive words ADVERTISEMENT | evard.. — | bath fi . : | atm | Patrolling Washington boulevard | — but how fraught with the promise of future happiness DOESN'T NEED ANY ES | shortly after midnight under a spe- | ¥ DOESN cial police order calling for a look- | Or woe: out against safe robberies, Lieut. | ve j a LAXATIVES NOW George Tabb noticed that the safe in the Kleen Heet Sales Co. office, | e at 3323 Washington boulevard, was | > Milks Emulsion Made LifeaJoy,No lying on its side. Investigation | Constipation or Stomach Trouble. showed that burgiras had entered cnet by a skylight but had failed to) T had catarrh of the stomach and | Open it. Only $12 was in the safe. | > bead for three years. My stomach The present activity of safe bur- | Ri was so bad that every time I ate | glars began on Monday night when | anything sweet, such as fruit or | $1000 was stolen from the office , pastry, the burning hot water would of the Motor Acceptance Co., in | > yun out of my mouth. I took a laxa-| the Missouri Theater Building, just | tive every night. a short distance from the Y. W. ‘° ‘(Since taking Milks Emulsion my| A. cafeteria and only four blocks bowels move regularly. I have now! from the Kleen Heet Sales Co. of- taken ten bottles and have gained | fice. | 101, ids. ty 1 Ore as ~il ae ee she —_ . © - . irra ~— % . ans + a. iS SIN Ye ~ : lea t ] "a ace - , tho =e en » Heke rfesterdayv ‘ae! . ° e e 4 . + I ike Mocker. Mi | otc nace ot OC Ce If his affection cools, she attributes it to “business . 1: t , “i + 43 ' Pr - 5 « ¢ . . ami, Obio. hotly contested election, in which worries.” If she finds they are drifting apart—if she makes Milks Emulsion restores healthy, | Joseph Lackland, incumbent. was natural bowel action, doing aw 4) | defeated by 31 votes. A record vote with all needs of pills and physics. It| gi¢5 was cast in the Ree Py promotes appetite and quickly puts ae the digestive organs in shape to as similate food, thus buildiny flesh and | strength, which are Nature’s only aids in conquering germs and repair- ; the heart-breaking discovery that he no longer cares—it rarely occurs to her to wonder if the fault lies in herself. Lackland leading until the last | ward reported early this morning. | Henry Linnenbur and Max Frey were re-elected Marshal and Po-| lice Judge, respectively, and four Too late, if at all, she may suspect “the other woman.” But when she does—when he confesses the truth—and o & whe jt 7 ef e | Wy ety: | ing the effects of wasting diseases. | ~ * Z : ae annrcaa, S B Sae : . : : fais is. the ‘only’ soll emulsion | CH#Y Counciimen were chosen. They any} ee is she realizes that asa wile she has proveda wretched failure | made, and so palatable that it ig|@r¢ Charles A. Douglas, George LEFF: hs Be Fhe : MEE © occ like ice cream.|Dierker, Frank Bordmeyér and! 115 Gas —can she make amends? Can she win him back again? Wonderful for weak, sickly children, | Frank Wessler. 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Rae tn tire eters “ Pe le aA’ SPA wd crags A 7 PAGE 30 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH " [) 7 S TL O’FARRELL NAMES 4 PITCHERS TO FACE BROWNS IN SPRING SERIES ser Alexander to Be Saved ‘Phenomenal Young Golfer Has | Jackson Plans For National League _ Never Had Lesson From a ‘Pro’. Swim From Opener Against Cubs George Voight, Whose 135 Score Won North-South Honors, Is Former Caddy and Public Links Cha pion of Was hington, D. C | : ets Washington’s New | Sportsman’s Park: lis Washington’s New _ Is Dolled Up for | Basket Captain 1927 Customers Ragged Edges of Outfield! Sodded and Box Seat Sec- tions Are Improved. {1 REL RN Rp er tO a mR HCE a Fs yn 0 ge ot ‘ we - art i! ye oe aie PME I I Rn OO eh x ORE RRB RR PE: x ea eet ei als Sopangh gga Dsetiip faite 40 Miles a Day on 1009. Mile Trip. : Special to the Post-Dispatch. | MOBILE, Ala. Apri | Jackson, long-distance : Mobile, who swam from this city Sand Island Light, im the Gut & Mexico, a distance of 43 miles, i9 hours, and who starteg Catalina Island swim and had & quit on account of sickness, attempt a relay swim from Louis to New Orleans, a distanes approximately 1000 miles | He plans to begin the swim latter part of May or early in Jackson will be several experts on the 'swim. It will take about 39 days complete the swim, covering sa proximately 40 miles a day. : Jackson will end his swim g¢ foot of Canal street in the City, confident that he wii all records in the history of distance swimming. He will in New Orleans. Jackson recently returned te city from Long Beach, Ca}. he has participated in @ Number marathon swims. Haines, Herman Bell and Reinh: Against Dan Howley’s American man’s Park Saturday and By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 6.—Another caddy has made his way the ranks of the top-notch golfers. George Voight, who once toted bags for members of the old Co-/| umbia Country Club here, was en- d today in the match play in North and South amateur urnament at Pinehurst, the med- ith a phenomenal 135, two above the record made by by Jones in England last year. Voight’s introduction to the game came at the Washington Club where. like all cad- spent SEE Flint Rhem, our pitching ace, Who helped us win the penzant race, Has signed the dotted line. He'll start to get himself in tune And maybe by the first of June, | His fettle will be fine. to unda By J. Roy Stockton. . . Wh r ~ ustomers the From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ; ange wore Sng hy cageoiwreon ea es - x ‘ ~ «, rtsr a r — Tracav 4 y 77 7 ’ } 5 rT. f . : af ° CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., April 6.—Bob O'Farrell, manager o! 7 : ) | the first game of the abbreviated the world’s champion Cardinals, has not yet decided on the pitchers ; é ; series between the Browns v Ta eee anys re > found the green, Mr. West attrib- utes to his “exceptional iron play.” declaring the young golfer handles the irons with “a crisp, vigorous, punchy stroke.” and can play a mid-iron to the green with deadly accuracy. His approaches from near the green usually are dead to the pin, in sOMme measure making up for his game’s only flaw. his putting. | MILLIKIN DRECTOR TO ACT AS STARTER IN . e Ange eee: et +s — 7 “oOo oo " D TER 3 ~ = MES ale as * owe tha _ is and co ee © . > & v mw ct re oe Sroyers ° . in But how much better ’twould have | been If Brother Fiint had ankled in About three weeks ago. By now he would be fine and fit,| @**S Spare moments were ;, , practicing behind the caddy house Z le well-k a And “ae on th ll-known 'with a stray driver or midiron that it, fortune, or a disgruntled golfer, had BIG TWELVE MEET Later he went to work for the! DECATUR, iii, April 6—L _ T. Government and transferred his ‘ athietic director of Milli- | golfing activities to the public links University, will be starter of ; S 2 third panmnatl is a) ely ~ aa in the shadow of Washington Mon- | > og caee a gtnenist=dtaenes rene His ability soon became tow *. ag and in 1924 he won the/ o.3.,)' orincir ; * — o_, P =Cio ri >» acd s}) ae public links champion- conference, announced today. Schools i which will compete are Danville, | years (Springfield, Champaign, Urbana, Jacksonville, Peorta, Cen- ) si, tral, Peoria Manual, Mattoon, Lin- ae Hy Ford, well-known to flivver coln and Pekin. ' BABE M’CORGARY LOSES 5 . : ee : Golf and tennis championships | % fame, [the District of Columbia champion-| reo will be decided. Commercial | TO HAYSTACK ON FO ' ; , . 4 4+" . ' ; Gare up the reta!l grocery game |ship and retained hi por: in and public speaking contests | By the Associated Press. " 5 jt last year. Oompeting | will be held on May 6 amd in con- READING, Pa. April 6 And from the field withdrew ; ae a a” } Ww +? Joon aes -ieh +* ; +s? tin ~ —F , rar ; : » invitation club tourna- {junction with the athletic events. | Haystack, Binghamton, N. §, The second southpaw named as But to his old established line this section during the; A feature ¢f ‘astic | on a foul from Babe McCorgargy, ai Pe Iti ~ 44 ’ em hb P sell as n z ‘ . a possibility by O’Farrell, Reinhart His energies he will confine 1926, Voight was victori- | will be ee between me lahoma, in — sixth of an SSiODiii C3 7 : ad, “ 07 "f ast u ' Mat = sd ; ” r Pt e -_ I or tne eac round bout ere iaat ni S. rough in great shape ast +7 ee , | egy agus ate Sere —e = And make a car or two Fe followed - r nt eres 69 - al -_ a ee : * ai acl ” ee Sain ¢ ks . ss jo wWiaal . ae represented Dy a4 i csctack weighed 160, McCorgary rag! ; ast appearances and he has oT was, é ot tea Wo . A CYC SN Uuii Ie dill PY Gail Sees Lie Middle Atlantic : |! ” mt stein ey coetey ; oa erate nee: iefeating some well pieces or more. MeCorgary is a former St as been making a great bid for a berth ™ . SS ee | — We had a storm of hail in spots. obtain Crown. | asi & ee as a starting pitcher, at least u That led : ; - ar ; + a ‘ . ret ; inmat rattled down like rifle shots driver R : Run Without a such time until Flint Rhem, who On roof and window pane: ed tenth The five principles of speech recently discovere Southern : t Atlanta, | oy Clifford Close can give any stammerer s fluent confident speech This new idea has the firing line. | Against the ] ful Lawvers. Businessmen. a 99) a] Se Te ee = » Tt GP oe on a ¥ Pe : SS > using , hie . IT} tois ord: Try > +horc LAS i Lwoere iy ars ae* ‘ — ca tk ee ae And £0. Nabi oe he will use in the two-game series with the Browns,: starting at 1d the world champion Cardinals, - an’ c Sati ? ‘ ‘as hey will see en nd neat Sportsman's Park Saturday. At least that was the announcement from y will see & greener a i neater | als cavorted to a pennant O'Farrell, on which the Browns staggered to twirlers as lik inish in 19 é | college football team and r Bill She l i Haines, Herman Bell and Art Rein-;16 runs i innings, hile Art & : tit. Sintf Aanti the winter . ° —— ia . se * . — lina . - wee ada i ; | : chance to do any Cleveland Alexander, ’ . rh tTh« . 3a a 7 old ris ntopan 4 - o ragged edges of n Leaguers, as the veteran;jr saved for the opening con- ‘ One on which the the Cardinal leader this morning. : 9°¢ of Dan Howley. a professional! s r league hart. He did th ~) f th Lne ciose Ot Lne the ago Cubs at Chi- |} Che A te Se i a ee ie wipe n or + am ae . - ?? } le o po Until his terms are met. L on Through aes _s sport sho | Vought had figured promine | local golfdom. Asa member o | Bannochburn Club 1925 he meet here atur High . —- “~ + ' reside \ . ‘ ec _ -—" A ee Sherdel, is } the present the i Se 4 > 5 . . : +4 } = , ’ > a / > . . he will aes 5 i* rs ot Ay ves neg cc ieede- eae . : - ‘ 29 MOLI SRR LEL IEE Pe ES en gt 8 eg Shae re Wea 4 te face . Xa a n a » SB Ue 7 hae Ra ona: Fa See hee ee gee ee ee ee is 2 Moe ne kag? ie SBS die ike Sl. Stas of it is be given a Haines has trouble |, Of tn en ee 5 : : ddv a e directs the with his arm, but has come aroun: BRS REE aay ae eo eee of late and also may be used. Her- chasers. nan Bell has pitched some good some and bad ball in the games in which ne has appeared. | Haines sepeaae . $ : = Ink , oe L3 . 2.3 ; : etes Reinhart Has Done Well. the j more thi sand the , li ashi’ th ~~ YVe . 9 , ’ , .% oe : : ress a 6 on the fie! am Breadon wil > > . Browns. | r i*ecatur., i watotiasa (2 nice Aaa operation 4 J = | in sae won et Tf) Wiad L. > je vv take time for each peak condition. } spots where the footba!! hietes did their worst. ts § ati?! hrown and the rass th ; 3 ; : nhanc the €rassS tiere is sparse tm Pah Y * rt ~ z as - few SPS See aan, sty isa Enid par Tee ee > el ke a . i a a vr “+ 0O as nam nt ‘rT or the intersch > re -* © OS hp ne ate a. xen ten atin will ths oe schoois, ee Bio LR pipet RE tin Pong a hic siid ‘t _ nae MUM. eta ter eae oS Ow .- as i Bod pk t j P ee a, Lee ee 5 2. Sie Ri erie A) nal Sri s y % Vite a Te OO Oey : earls We oo har s to ~_ —_— & ese *e& wet Ried otis rats ey safety. - on we rest assured Intact they will remain. | O'Farrell’s one Thus at least * + Lia . : . | hail “The definite selection of pitch- | | select ashington Post, Wer a - sisal weasaies > a ns r¢ PP ae a 7 . 4, . rh By eo RO RRA RE MIRE OE nl eS Fa ers for the spring series with the Brewns ig impossible at the presen time,” said O’Farrell, “h u ecause not know what from Dyer, Keen, Hai from Dyer, Keen, Hail Reinhart. Ringe and H. Bell ~~? . } > _ can hardly be omitt: QUITE so. William Hale Thompson's leged affiliation with the a keen tk op ln oP self-taugent” golfer. eye | game deve oped, describes Leuis, Mr Speakers out of stammering tailures. In the remark- able results already obtained in his first class in St Clese agair proves that any stammerer regardiess of age. can learn to speak by this sew second class starts April 18th. Is ae amt oe -_ ter- t do will happen the remaining two contests the Yankees, scheduled for and tomorrow.” Of the Cardinal twirlers, ander, of course, has made the showing. Only in his last game.| that against the Yankees early this) week, did he appear to a disad- Vantage. Then -he was punished for four runs in two rounds. Never- his record of 10 runs and innings is the best been recorded #b3 S twirling an oe tha er met one of SRS RAIN 9S — - ; 2 > | erworid might 7" ~~ - he approprtate views given Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 P M. with ep opportunity to meet the present students. Clifford Close Hotel Chase Room 856 t ecora ot ii vicoresaesoe Lefty’ Grant of -| Beaumont Joins Danville Club High School Team’s Pennant Chances Impaired When Star areas Turns Professional. lis Spring. sa e ¢ j : ai Sherdel Harder Hit. |! Grove levé@lan lexande il] PE SES iike Old Pete, nas ee i i i il ai i i i i PT i, Egy ay ee , . iS: aw Cad A eh POTS, crap y op Hipage = Mi Pe aR SR * PN tee A on o> i oe eee tee we, call ad meres a ay om ee ee ie ae wD — F ‘ hi aad at Pinehurst invariably ct that almost Manager the bat, =~ > SAOt _ Ze nat has iber of O'Farrell’ hits “Grapplers at Loggerheads Over | Referee.” | They usually - +) - i e' 2 O€ FINS. > ei That’s as the fun Errore helped the Browns tie & Adams was safe a ‘*hrow flerher left bail (7eT- J a } Sherdel, * & & sts & *> wee ak + hem a i i a i Eddie Sicking Likely to Be Pirates’ Regular Second Sacker i ln i i i i i i i i i i i ee ——— a 2 H . +ay Infi 14 = diahta R ~~ _ ; ~ . ererT.s . . se © bia Former oosle! aa 1éigeli 4enuaid ¥ ' ~~ . . : —in io «a * sAR IIE rm = 3 ’ es | ais ‘ - > & \ . - a « bana . . . 4 . . ; Pm “Dancing Fool Beats Canister by Head.” Dancing Foo! q > ; ei ) . 3s }. - ef a ; ’ Aes Vives ee —S OB tepals Se Py te > +, ety must be quite a — bP pha- atid gee > “eo « : ner over mak t all « > at three apiece, Three Hits in Five innings. fan the ings ore = ; _ wre] for — _ ee « 4 ee Ssaedhishdinierit idle in wen adie Cae ee PB LOB A GER Lr LBM LM ad latter with Missou rhe but | though, and being re- right-hander, ounted he de@ -4 " — ae i i i i i i i By the Associated Press. —e———— 0,000 Gate PITTSBURG, Pa., April 6.—Eddie man who escaped Ri k d’ American Association club infielder, appears tined to become pleting school] ran IC ar S Goal regular second baseman for the Pittsbu , a rding to wo ‘yY Was unadie to Wait out the re + | co . ~~ 2 ‘ : - he C ? ~ ~ we ., : : _ # > ?} amit om + ru © * T arvsieid. ‘ 1 Tex s The dea] making Sicking « Lee} corn let : - heads . ili Fe +. . A > eRe! 0 tl B t : Lil id 7 hid ; ary ill itwOULSLEB RA ; fron - __, | derstood that he is joining the Dan- r I e ou in a shoe box is still loose. vesterday, and he is known to be highly regarded by Manage Bush, who formerly piloted the Hoosier team. The Pirates defeated the Waco for club of the Texas League yesterday, | 78!! ty } MWY) “Condemns Teaching of Dancing | *¢ . . — Sixt Rn. nate exe RY rsh ha ote ant mit = eae. \? = ate th applied > »~ New York Maximum $950.000. The best could hope for at the stadium. it seems. is a maxi- ate of $955.900 and a crowd DO The latter. considered fair enough if Rickard could have the curse taken the $2 and $3 custom but it seems that New Yori have witnesses at these af. fairs of the fist and this fact ts making it decreasingly difficult for Rickard to have its profits As the polls were ciosing, it established in my two profects ° > @ eas Suca, as inh ist oe + ; SS Cury rT ‘> 7u which of these was less important, since the price witness can stay away in iroves to the detriment of no one Rickard can always to calling if fight promotion be- gins to irk him. In this case, however, he te under contract to Gene Tunney to deliver the bullion at the appointed hour and some gentlemen, very large 's 4 Aaaneetda l= LUTn ‘and loose in thefr wars, have gone _80 far as to admit that Tunney has been guaranteed a sum aggregat- April 6.—Tex Rick. | : A seven-to-one shot. as it MISSOURI TO OPPOSE abiy wee > be represented on COLLEGE ALL-STAR N FIELD MEET . ‘ o > Tr — 4? bsat r i. 8¢ oe: ™ - | ncluded in the i are Westminster >l of Mines, M Tarkio, ¢ *a™ Willtam Jewell and Drury ney siened for $450 . ; - be : : Oo nampions are | ——.- $5§590,000 the law when I say that I disbe- this with much emotion = - - oY F : my understanding is that Tun- wah Ae es cert? esiail I have me ee ie tos °* svar . 9 flat. which | san odd way of putting it. and 58 per cent of all receipts over $1,009 vided course. will ard’s grossed nearly $2,060.0900. thea =a 09 will be ample, sufficfent fight ts held in stadium. seem to be any ill be done, pro- is Willing: of might be un- | ng it may be that “arbolic acid is being recommended as a gargie. Anyhow, as I remember #. Rick. last in Philadelphia | of which more than renture aw eed town ttself took $100,000 to say nothing of the pres- tige invoived, and if this ien’t worth | a return engagement, to all parties | concerned, you might as weil start ‘wheeling up the padded cell. for im that case I can’t be responsi bie i lifer broken bones except contracted by myselt Not even the costliest im- ported Cigar surpasses Web- ster in flavor. It’s one of the mento ned when ‘ask them ~—imlas CIGAR CO. ST. LOUIS MOSS & LOWENHAUPT i WwW i, Vicere rt sit. Te @& tera bie the At ra RAVE TO BRING TEAM OF ENGLISH RACE CAR DRIVERS oO : 2 x a a team of 5 Ue “¢ Me if 4 “we have a2 Sete d erg ineer?t iia Ae however Set friend and c ‘Trnerhan' «¢,” Sinness. on president ef an Ea Sessery firm. ase he left wit ' ‘ called alee Whale.” was erated sad the hold of the ship and saad fdr a place in a museuss oe a Fray done what ~ it wlll sever

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ __ PAGE 33 Y STURDY AND HURLER BECK ARE RELEASED TO TULSA CLUB — _—— ~- — _ - - oe — on a — a a oo — — - — - - _— - — - a — — . sina entities 2 . —_ en ~ OO = a —— = a iiss ince - PLL ~ ’ BPD POP LOD PP” an a PDP SL | } a os i a a a a oa ae oe aan ee a oe ee ' ; ! ’ Western League Team INDOOR SPORTS 4 | 4 =f) OBy Tad! q % ___ By Tad; Hornsby’s Lawyer Jackson Plans | | Cets Back Two Stars of FFF oS not me Rene y y "th. : - Y Wy YL, forthe | Swim From Here | [ts Aggregation Gy | , Mo Ar co ee ae Refuses Heydler's (PP, 6.” To New Orleans | “- CT ig ee eee ee Arbitration Plan pe TELL VOY | , - 4 ‘ { his 5 adie rs BSUuUgEesStion 7 a | Tri #6 m ; > maton nee ttl alina Island swim and had to pease’ outright. | hs ray a ' * a Ne Aare ea a 3 ; EN aa \\*/] il ZZ fe * . wR ee S, fy | , “ahey this morning by lon ; na : evens tink lemmuniitinine acne a eet. of sickness, wil} mock were Stat Lee oe BROWNS er a ‘ \ ; ARH eS c= ae Abs nag ty ad : j = ; tele; 1 from New York, |} tiornsby from playing with tBe empt » relay swim from §. Sieuisa club a year &50 as. &. ) r, Williams | Jackson will be accompanied by igs made but few ap] a ads oe canal Ascer | 1159 share me, but saying it was not from KBreadon Plaver’s Stock Troubel. Te ee re ve F ia, ¢ 6 nce Pom ned re 6-6 valet ide >= is © |fore noon m (~w we © - = ee a aie reral experts on the Mississi ppj Moe buriine _ oo +} Schulte ef rim. It will take about 30 days to a tire lan tat \dams 2b omipleté the swim, covering ap- . peorge’ slat holds on : af ‘ (serber ss ately 40 Gieeped, but Howley Gecid: : sehamg ¢ .. , scamag Ai = oad at th Ak Beck VANGILDER , formation about the syndicate. he e ea ; : a = : Say tp 4 : | 0 | , represents in the proposal to by ‘ : aS Pitch Today. _ — bene 7. é | ‘lub, but hi nothing Se | y Ot of Canal street in the Crescent: Gaston to : : Total = . 11 ,—te ‘ Le i , Cc ' oe. oe ae out Kreadon and other stockhold. ty, confident that he will break Milton Gaston is scn¢ rl es as 7 2 . | 54,508 Pe LD, Z rt Fahey's + eo} | nore in the Cardinals Breadon 1 recorde in the history of long. jee the lovais in th rst Of FORT WORTH et | ) : so, a PABA , | | | ifs A } > | | AY | RY IN BOUTS WITH WARD) Racing Results {| price. nas nothing to arbitrate. | tion of a board to arbitrate the champion . uw g lared that behalf of a Sar Breadon ws he bos allt Heyer fis. sn 8 tall fe te fete an ks Fahey declined also to give ig- : -~ hm 2 Ne PT jesen iv ~i Se P oirese’ ~ one -~ —_ PLAYING AUCTION = WETS age SE 8 PE Se BZ . | | of 105 on Hornsby’s stock, wf tier S. Pes F > : Py | in position to pay reaction in &x- , PIN OCHLE WITH THE —— ‘; os 2 =e S, N oy A Bite: of +hat amount for his hold- | bre idor 8 STOCK, the club preal- , , we Ff. : i> 5 ree ee ;dent said he would not part with a —aanGn + Pee y ¥. fo | wwe and. if accept to also of- DELI CATESSE™ ARN : —— ’ rhe § ay > SS ty 2d haf! fi} % / q ings ati i, Li «a cep ‘ d. 0 a ) l his shares for $200. : ad , eed te fer. that price to all 0 0 0 0 I ] . : * 4-8! ’ 0 F | WHO HAS TRE SPEED OF . , : : \ | stockholders ty at I am | Breadon Not Consulted. 0 I 0 a 0 -Qo ke & keh 1 EA Ey SAR, Ringo | A SNALL WITH &y FLAT TIRE ee 2m cl | still in position same | Sam Breadon, president of the & , Cardinals, said today that he had ; not heen consulted by anyone cone — se - . -~— —- thing on all-cash basis. “his the arms i be es et oF IPP at ee RINE Pl he Pugs ten, Od 7 SO O—V FR LO LRP PLL LO LO POLO edd LOL dl LO LL ed had el LOL? ee POP LOLOL ll el ell al aaa al ad all ll Hest evidence of value ee ee era) » +) Post-Dispatch. io PADD O PPD PDI LD LA LIL I LDAP LD DD DO (Signed) WILLIAM F Haystack, Binghamton, N. 6. won ujieg otherwise and, after troiling Total . “4 . 9 27 273 FAHEY. | value of Hornsby’s stock. He n a foul from Babe McCorgary, Ox- Mee og short time. low le} rhe McConnell ran for Sullivan in ninth. added that the National League mhoma, in the sixth of an eight- Seal bat ‘could not he depending on him toe ound bout here last night. Hay- St) (Oklaho “ere seseane*%0 | : yj Fie sn Sera a tack weighed 169, McCorgary 163%. . ou et itting w done by the Browns — =e. & fF | Where Mahout Mack Shines. , Just tne a, . it ee nN no n Square Garden| FIRST RACE -Four furlongs: a — . ; 7 a ye di} such a board, as he would not pur- cCorgary is a former Bt. Loutsan. eat .O2 2 ag ies Naan . oe tsi Sect Werth 03000000 0—3' third part win ¢ ] | Linen Feing rls) «mere Lo 00 3.20) three members, one to be selecte: | semen the stock under such circum- stances Preadon further said that he had ‘received no notification of a learcwe 'meeting to fron out the Hornsby om s8eer e+ aiarangerke™ hie ow ~ ‘ NE! Ear RW cma Pour ni} _— . ee Planned. Sead ws April 6.—Sergt. | At Bowie. | Board of Thr : | Pointed Georgie | Heydler’s proposal was for arbi- . lied and carried sa’ . wes Wales Ties a ae PPS ee ee ee a ee i i : t ' Weather clear; track heavy. a¢| buy the stock at the figure set by . ne ee a eee . ii i ee ‘ ) “ve 4 - - —y ° | 4 ik : ' sani ‘ e- eee . a) | . v : P ‘ «yv? ‘ , r > ONNIE MACK ~ ; lif Lit = ‘ > - . 2 ' p rroiw 7) } (Wal ~ , «> Aa) hy the National Ts ap Ie and OT ’ } y TV ¢)? rr. “e. : i) . . ‘ : j ‘ i f i) Lilia it ii . oun ss -¢ , : : ¥ : puede ; " nougzi } Two mire hits—Bisc hoff Code Linde more. : - " vis 8 ts ‘ as enial . i Time— a ye O"Turk and Mises Prim also Hornsby. and those two to choose Run Without a Safety. Sisler. Three-base hit—Williams. Home parker cape ae xx . 3 es he falter Hatha ) "oneng e! ig, though not hifnt} Sonia hate. half f the third. nA inning 1 ~“ ne 1 run—Howard. sacrifice its—S “oe in ne I ican ague’s has , hri}ts Wa ‘a , ) ; -Six an one-ha ur: e aed * r. eR A , : ] xa" sticks d seg | Se ee Saige City wa me f the fficiais wiaisttnst mie mets rT Tes ‘ — : The Nation League president 7 ‘ dams, Andemore, i¢hardsan. ouble Q° i a al i wg ' , a ~ . ait ; Fee. i = m hits te score a run, 4s liliam sa : i 7 Double naratnon, notwith: nd listed as eligible for ¢} ley ob. r cea aowyr n ntn nd, Vi j ! Harvey E , 2.70 \has stated that Hornsby, traded bv neat ea i nifinen Aa «lane! Plays—Richardson to Lindemore to Kon- : ae a are a backw: :j (Dub Py : , , : . ail rec Se on: ee pee reed HAC a Che an jockey if the “hil romoter Tom Pa assumes tr on, pn ody _ the aor ee a et is mon SS the Cardinals to the New York > om ~ . : ' ‘ ‘ ' bliaai ? . se | aa ee ‘ Le tia dh ackeomen dinteeiiaaad Ba oe = »> second trotted to tnirad on s es : ~ : : . . - > ; orrayr Say) i chis . - “S&S li we outa (T" 5 we % @ "oa ehingeicyry mo | CLiante could nor play with the | re eive d a Wire from Heydler ask- euccess- Se i oy aoe sitesi ~ » Ditcher Howard ; , tu Gerber to Sturdy. Stolen base—Clay- . ants i ‘ , on substan- : Otlsstyiis AUT ‘ ative l+he rir , ie aoe ee ie Ole ee = veges. wai : ; so Sg ; wi ting if he could be tn Pittsburg on ‘Publi GRC k ot ee ae * ae tid heave by Pitcher: IWar' ' Roce balls——Off Howard. 1- ( tially = wets i ing the name of Bates seemed “es aa ad eee ' - me aPCN New York team while holding stock and u £ +%, Oe. aes te 4 : ed nae .eoRi. asses on ba is ow “ur . = off s J me , CC Lilie ti LS [ | j “a ase . : ; ' \ ‘ s A 4 . > af ] in t oc Vancilder, 3. Struck out—By Howard. ?:! fa} } Pir ——weEnreat wanes - iweer, slnce Sates deci-ion at Aas —— line , b stated iin the St. Louis club A meeting of - os class in St . os " “ed . a, 4 ; f] - rf ? mov > | . ** © . . ro or i aii aie " ie 2 tee 28 4 ‘J " : ss = : : " a - ( : =? “+ : he - it +) ° ce } ‘ +h v / irmative answer. C 7 nk Fam ae . mice iy LU PUTIN VY itd bs Vangilder, 3: by Sullivan, 1. Pitching SU et ro ‘? Kansas f ity, two years ago Wa i". : rior an ci? \ n a Baker THIKD RACK— ix aii Oone-Nait u i the league, to roresry Ou Ti prop- social lee stammerer © Th tee Sete ee e ere re . pe ee ee Bee FRight bask ere lem, has been called for Pittsburg on a | | | British Soccer Results. this new re" oru—Oft Howard, 6 hits and 6 rus | by go 7 ‘ P : aa? . 1. ecansed Lewis to lose his title to | a ‘ ij fivantag : } - eH rly ca Pp 8th. Inter- aes Be ® ie me te Cats in their se Jatt ao ng n in 5 innings (nene cut in sixth): off Sul en this. vea nero ee ey tas sie Munn. round: Ward w: knockee isher) a 5.6 tomorrow. jay and ee", he f @pparent fear hecauss oT) a0-' jiwan, 1 hit in 4 innings. Wild piteh— alt he Ol ete ae Pe Mee Ts : nd cy Way 1! ne Paicid aac \ as AT , Ds Fahey said he did not know !f he! LONDON, Aprt!l 6.—Socecer football to meet ae: > Mader was doing the pitching Howard. Left on bases—st. Louis, 2; Fort 4 mee pert aei i a | ‘would attend the meeting, and| ames played in Great Britain yes- : ing yeard ni ime 24 Dust rus nay | , sulted as follows’ ! ate ber oN Hess ra) sby has said he would prot | re : etics na umder the same referee (Bates) , » ¢ he bodv and » tot. oe “EW 11 y Les a2er, | Hornsby ' . ge ~s ’ tis , a : . i ‘ ree , : aie ) , Z . od arit BiiG Uren sawaVari is! ali ave his fear, for fhe conference tish | eag ue, first division-~ alts s RCRA SER ta: eee OE WE eniiiiieaititi nni¢ : has added Joe at Michigan City. ered K inte aKers Cf ite - | leave — aw : Coe ifiueens Park 3, Hibernians 4. BEA Se oh . : ex? man walked. ae - WS ai aii ae. a : ; . — : : hn (or: Tris ager andi— ' ' : SA . n « i : . ( , > gC ATCHES John d MeGr iw, Manager ana iinglish League, third division, , he . e 7 in order Ase ] t B WIE ; kK. T . ie . , + (ti. — ‘ = 2 7° — : nd——Harr sProll a ts vice preside it of thi nants, northern se tlon—Nelson 3, Roch- rit ‘ —_— - aomeunasenem sesterannED eA . thre, r - . . Asan , CAL ae j j I , i Adams tnrew earer! * : ; : cee : a} (? Ay ; 4 ar os + - or ] HI rnsoyv } . ’ IT) bast * : tion oe one we sane oe : wr ' ‘ salle tate. te and = : “y the pitcher dropped a throw Pity the Pitcher! nere With Ce . uU pi cates # I rol Jabbin his repeatedly and — ee ee ES Is Broken. uling was official, though seen insisted upon it. The referee then | ».aking t! ampion miss through- pretire the runner at first. “ tee | MAGINE a pitcher confronting Trak ne. It standa would have had no recourse but | oy The picture is clear and a ‘ -— + ly . +} 2 lett j ni 6 i aa psi ‘ , P i ee ; , singled to ie! At} A . ee to have declared Lewis winner on in ! y motion is partitularly ‘ a } _ . 7 rT, aa Vics m4 f ate - F ve r ‘ ala «A Le »* > j : i foul. Tole a s needed. ly Pa a , > * , etree runs and assumed _But the addition of this quin- | wherein nothing is involved but | t? the Bron’ projectile ie na | FIGHT FILM GOOD metally lead, ihe é mi J ee von ot eet ee e ter F sae sik et ag ebraating . r he was fnurt a!) ne rereree 3 | The film the Tunney-Dempsey at the Garrick during all of the 10 rontiniye 4 ’ ,¢ — Eger of the is put Adams on third-and = ee meee re as ' be The 1 1, Le returned | i decond. ne’s roller to! welterweight, soug! ‘vy Tippett for might have to face the war clubs ~~ ie : i a | esi al i mpayagen Pacific e Rep short admitted Adam 1d Xx-roun: with ol Cobb, W heat and Collins, with - eae " i Munn, 1 the | ty so doing he waived claim os" P i Wt tn left sent erber Over | 5, he eet soli. | the bases loaded. And should sepa phe sal hated dels | to his right to be awarded the make it all even at three apiece. | _ un ins ere yesterday ani Le re jie 0 Bi ) match on a foul. Three Hits in Five innings. Ldvisex h n ter 1e : | In the first five innings tt! ready to sign articles ) the Wi ISSO } } sari, ‘ }y ? : ? d Aid 1iS bwns touched Howaru fo! 44 | match. rne as injured, how- flack has a combination ; —_ o r+ h + f or) “ . as . ee ee A : ee hits. n tne 1x i. { e ade % r r) ‘ Sia? ing VW orkKout with sla. . es - on apne ; 2 se a o 7 ‘ ; ad - ‘ ss ney Saas 44 y- e first three men hit safely, an Tommy Smith at the Nationa is ly in h tching went away from there, being r + eo P *o . ee ue _ ac “oat -Aaw frorry Tr) iT;aSI UIT Veste raay Ai. eTnRnoOo)nN, | one See S a * - * s ~~ Mi , + r Soy ha? | in ; hye A : OVil OPV le. ces — Maney another Tien na eg|Nhen one of Smith's hefty right-| withstanding he has the gr BREAKING THE RECORD " ’ ” en ,' nar une anded on his nose. ‘Lefty " Grove an mmel. meeree times and sewed up the de-| ay rav examination of Horner's the remainder of the ataff is lon.- O'Rourke started with ho ttore: sak will be made today S i = to left and Sisler sent hi ‘“ |} to determine whether it is broken wc With a double to center m sent both scurrving e ~ ¥ , . — oast League. na y #; J ort 1 ee BO linpressive. Even with his great reserve attack, the Athlet- ics therefore are no certainty. There are five clubs in 8 @ triple to left-center, and, ; compelle clin hunt, several of t} with al holding third while one ne i suis, Severai Of them with a Dig ve punch Whichever of these de- arown out, scored on 3 i ape ~ ; scored o : ’ , velops the stoutest pitching de- ™ short. Side midget. w! ‘ecently retur. lense will win. : That was the end of the scori: >» St. Louis from a four-year en , ° ° the game proces lied apace 1y lig , . ir > nites : Pa. 2 Cigarettes may come an mhern hospitality to hit one mie vinne! 1 ie Lucas- | ment for graduation on the part ase 4 ‘ cigarettes may go—but the way — hop to Adams wi with Schnemann contest in a 10-round of both sexes. men stick to Piedmont sets a -HOIp of Gerber and ‘+ | how , be at iuled as a dlin . ' a ; me a. . ‘ Mplete aes ‘es Beers * | — " ee ee ‘ Pesieteer bain on ™ “a record all its own. Pitted a double play ne of his f | —— ve ond ; ‘- = one es a acai y spree Mecastn gyn Meat iA sos , , Since 1906, Piedmont—and SWIMMI °G tests. ; : RACE CAR DRIVERS | cotccr 1 toca! amateur competi. | *F0Ke, diving: ete., bug include i pote! & prey ence Par or What is a Turnstyle and Why? 4; surely — the taste of Virginia ‘a ie heyy | : , 3 : : rs o£f0 > mM : ; uu y tobacco. Rich, golden, full of 4“ ° os . a ee Thee «bh tn igeituae | > mellow sunshine — you get it ANSWER: ‘A Spring Turn-Style,” sometimes S| gions on points. He has never been eens ass aan ce pu | LaF | straight in Piedmont. spelled ‘“Turnstile’’, is a revolving platform ocked off hi a pugilist'c | himself and perhap: other: pay in the Brooks Window, which causes a oh os Style Revolution every Turn it makes. ing his return from navy | 25a 1A , lifelong usefulness from passing Md ) ot . ’ G fm 4 ‘nerlot ' he Ne rth _— ony f - the swimming examination than hy | f ol : (b) It al iste Style M 3 R , etrned the sands of Daytona ia adie Me ccih ne a Ola from almost any other feature | iy jj | A. Ay .t makes it possible for us to show you 20 new _ a 207.6 miles an hour “In | this c} in rial bout at e } of his curriculum. he added. “w . ‘aan . a bet. Coliseum about an onth ago. oe The day may not he ; or Hf ff. , y - ~ : : | ; Styles in the space we formerly showed twa, Q ) Lon ; ‘ ‘ “i here ’ % . ” He Knocks 'hm Over. « Ata will derive more pleasure’ and = is aa) ode i} irm. as he left with two weeks ago R EFEREE HARRY SHARPE : Richmond Straight Cuts, . a abe ‘ ae ® < 4 i ; i . ~s ** _ . - : . 4 * “4 4 : nolled the Lewis-Pesek wres- Piedmont is the only 'y \ i eh) i . . ’ oe OF ‘ +. % : : 1 - h : \ \ P| ' “*.* ‘ } + | } +i ‘The He’s King of North. ling publicity stun oy withdraw “Virginia tobacco ' cigarette le,” rrated ing from the picture, leaving M epjoying a national sale. iM in the hi id rf thy : ' Ter na rd Ce PALA t ete at Se) A lar- : ' e ‘ : rum . wane heli 312 North 6th Street bound for ina? SeurTr kan dog-dri' has won so many pea: ‘ : : t — SOR 4. Having done 7 races since his first victory im 1215 ! . ) a erence who . S Ui 40u , rere it . ® byl): to do, it will never be ithat he ts now known as the hing vt ets on aS shea 2 bdge | Laccerr & Mrers Toracco Co. “Sain. of the Northland. The exiii wi id dd W ouid eo aurwal G

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PAGE 32 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH_ __WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927__—___—= __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____. AD } (PA.) PAIR TAKES LEAD IN DOUBLES OF A. B. C. TOURNEQ. iin : ie ’ Jimmy Smith Takes Sev Stewart-Luby, Chicago, — : A. oc zs i. | i : 1 fia sn a Penn Relays. Raker. Mitehell Field. defeated Clo f Mat , l in All-E t Sesnunncnaann TE aah Sane a ee ee wes s and ep. one = xt 4 George Ward Elizabeth, N. J. 10 se of Match, | ~ - > . 1295. . + ie A : Cee we le — Aaa ~*~ ee ; a , enth Place in VOUS | Mitchel-Netenl®, St. Past, 1 fternoon for the fourth time to decide the municipal soccer cham- |} 03 TO ekeinets : rounds. George Fifield. Toronto, . . . te ois ; ; ' 3 i ‘ + . Pun e+e ‘ 2 oe -ig] sham pion. ° . . — @ nionship . Winns li meet t iutchison A ta! hampion *. mit: a Pp . Canadian welterwetgat « With Nine Game Count ee eg ~ atts Tage. we £9 stags ag : 05 Spam’ p ' ; : Lawrence « erry. won on a foul from Jack Meveyr. . eterson, cago, «Ul. of Kansas Cit’ ‘ » home-an Tie erig Ynenine here Sunda ce“ Will ; ; ne Usa. sys ij Lid A4i0i id aa j Mik Ld t A . i J — . ‘ . ea! , I New . ork. two reaund«. a e 908 : ‘ki, Columbus, 700 = 2 a . , ot . : . aan rd I aii 6el and going over tva@ IClLlOWIDE Weeds [tO ansa Uity. ’ f , -: ; Pt Arr DRues - . " : sHer tr ind 1 i} team lahoma,. six rounds. in the American Bowling Congress; Jy Fairman. Grand Rapids, 1912. e nday ams lineups were a e, " ; ; > — veland, 19190, , : ae Pr. Brunnett, Clevelan , KILLARNEY. Position. MORGANS. eh maton ens = — See ana tieG tie eries . ; : i : i . 3 more Snow ed why ae 4 — . } ? . 7 + ’ . , + rv ‘ mess) ‘ : . oal ‘ ee worid’s greates: " the all events with ? ' mar." ee eee ' cane. APs = “+1 Scpemer eee i Mandville | ~ : , Ds fTondayr ; Pi ib sh a % > ~ * as . it oo: . . - . i. be : ? ‘ , - . : . , 7 : | ~ | 4 ~ + : 4 . : ‘ a aaa ae ee EGET -_s_ a ~ oe “#. ee . «. PORTTI AND, iire. — Del on- taine. Winnipec. Knocked out Ril- ly Harms. Los Ainceles., five ‘tourney yesterday and the diminu- | 5 . a -_* Sle hystian i gy he EEE mire (Ruinian ' » . Hartigan VicManus rg ‘alifornia star. w “ ; Kid Lenche.. Eagle Metr,ann reunds. WEST PALM” BEACH. tia— Pence De Leon. Caba. defeated es Joe Marks. Philadelphia. 10 ugh and Kell) : aia O14 ¢ ity, real or allegea rounds. Ollie Jeiner. Hradenton, rg eer Georg sovbepen wileadite iy a —" hss tte ‘ and Larry Kepner. Indi#napeotlis. pin Lo. ms EA ses Ce a yes be (na i OUiG 4 J yi | I : = ' Di aimatel eaiia : four weeks, Smit easily | ? CI | d k eg eI ——-—— 7 ° rt requ: ; -operation He JACKSONVILLE, Fla—Frankle 60 LEADING BRITISH eg ‘ aie: he ae a ia vol : n Hotels, Jack- |? ; Ziso ! i to! ’ tO LoS Murphy. Brook!iyn. and Battting . — i este orgy - lsonville. Fla., were high on the i 4 Amateurs! evetan aces Voi ht Continu ; —" : = and ements Pailadeiphia. jn. & PRO GOLFERS ENGAGE —a 908 to land seventh bertd | e squad ili t ith as _ ; 4 es Bean mae essen Ts es . |. draw. 10 rounds. IN IME ORTANT : im the nine-game division ac; ”-°: ae ai ih Shek fe [ATEUR baseball teams | 4 lin ill in arc 2 | : | gamers | 2 0} ed showed brilliant consistencey. The; ~*~", ee aes wa & ee a er etter 9 svi e M h T y Att tive tf rh this suggest : . te Amemes fem a ceadeiasegibin caiilihiae tn goreen ey Sacto Paar ee a a | — a OF indepen ans OF im oe ourne wa nd La lg su loubtedty w 1. “ rn SOUTHERN ILLINOIS pire ' PO. — Aprft | to Herth Platte, Neb. after grad.) GOs Fe oo cading Britiah ih + 4 nicked up his spares and clipped . ne n _ , } shi it} 2 ; 97 7°91) wl tf . . = res : = Dp H G Br the A«scOrctated 1 ‘i zen 7 the 1-3 “pocket” won him cheers. | "00 | Pecs-DMesatel fer sublbasnie FACUCE Ga wiseavrst, S.C. Apr eee ee ee Tincola asa! ‘TAKE PLACE JUNE 7-11/|‘" golfers, including agi Pastel-patiern r} . , ig , 2Ort - : : } ' : ale 5? nro? ee. a ‘ sie man? Fas eho ss ra ? int ~~ ; 2 : 2 ‘ 7 * ~{/18MNTCI | tena mes A persistent No. 10 pin cost am men f ali the m press-agented 4 ime«aedc ied P ~ « - in lias aa ,a ate Cui ia ase L “on ® ae , : . 3 [ i : pa * C4 4% . * & OP LLL PLO LP POPPA iP LPB LP ™ a le . in ; ° " } = EE NS AD OR ie FA | - ‘« s > ei -_*+ ‘ 7 ’ - ‘ " i : : ‘ A . - nited =e Smith not only the lead in the sin- | St. Louis Scores ago! i ee eee ;' ABE ie a tana rca , cr pra f his ) gies, but the all-events ell. |e Be. pee ety : BT HO Gg Fenenga’s Lads Score 5-4 Vic- first round of the Unitea it : =? ‘eur golf my ship of Sou r day, t ff this morning eg : If ‘T°te en Ee: . Ar - - . ' : ; Or ga . an uM? ched ¢ ° ~~ ee a a Ta } . | Be ald ne T ft 77 "t) mat . ‘ournament é Time after tim >a” | nares . players looking for posit: tory Over Eden Semi- Sorta and South amateur golf tou erate sige ; Country. Club! the steeieueeGee Gua En lish Go on pertec rent !. Bierman . : 73 | , lent here toda~ ulted in e: i c ' preparil nimsei S10 W- ee 7 oe aa i ; > golfing event through the two-man event with \-ase/D oees EF beres ‘( ie : : ;' a ERS Aiea — ee relavs-and expect . ; game and the other in the In his last. game of the single ee eg c Hig : League cham- d ) :, ' ipe. an oO -> ria. Smith started bearing down andi gim smuk’'.2°°°!208 193 2 Amateur Baseball Notes : f ba ind usket- ons baa en, Prat Fiat Li 1 he did the ndred in Wellston GLIK’S : een 1c] ‘em right and left E. Schaefer .......177 ° J Ac” | ) , — ; | : oP as P eee ae 923-25 Easton Av 7283-85 Manchester Ay, a strike spree in the] | Totale ......-..385 381 3 . Braet gor sence at y to claim | | supre: ally ca: aE ; = seconds flat. || ) conned INE, all-woo hose and went the route to/j’ smith .21:2::21202 178 213 ‘orth Morrison events , m., | 22s Roosevelt and Cleve-} | a [went thietes are making Clothing for the Entire Family “‘pivwenrs are colorful witl : | ile 3.0553 oe 0% ling bo. a. wo ee ee eee | FET epg apenpeitante ps = the Wes st t in the C STORES OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS : — os New Leaders in Donbles. a eee toe fae PR gS Pe ef ; ee “TT i e | “are m ge n. ih . ' - Mad ith ribbed et ee eee eee cperionce wishes mu. men returning and three of last} °° — : 3 tered a beating |S | Made with ri tof ™ —a ro lites tt ~ 2 A = 4 Licaxro reiinguishe, irTsi-{ “ ee ee ee nary Nine. AOSTA AE tials SAO gdb stad abaya 4 ieiga bot Di SOIR, deo I aR ‘ ae TS sein sh 0 EM ome ' 4 past ~ : ro ‘+ . —~—ee he FT = : ioldings 1 the doubles div when Marty Flick and Frank Sny- |¥- Steele eer ao ae pees —-- RG Moser es wh he id 1 nl 3 * hl erent a - F If you preter solid coll wer, q nam OT rie stars. checke Total Nar eee Pe FA > wt is! Rig t- Tai ted _ Dit her 4 . —r . 2 a 4 ° a = : . : mh " ‘4 . 4 ves : --s ag ‘ = ie re cea! 7 - ie Excul sion al es and so are gayer . mmy Smith 3! ' : ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . Vv es ‘ ; ria Southern Railway : * Andrews tartans. Som Tickets are now sold every Saturday and from Scotland and sor . Louis and all stations on Southern Fr é' , e Plus 25¢. for ti to $7.50. Prices that " ‘ : **e* * « Ae - wm & 5 . : | ‘ aa a4 sf © © — a s ’ | y - . - ‘ . “i. —_ ‘ - . i; os ™ . 9 = . > . > . . : . ’ . + : | " oT ; | J or % — 4 ' ‘ ; . . + 4 . . ad \ ’ . ,* . . “+? . — ’ ‘ a © | . — a P ‘ P| ; _ P “ ~ ‘ . . : ‘ Pa + P . . _ ‘' v it rs . 4 « “A 3 ¥ Ai AS b. L« i - ing 7. } — a ‘ 4 é . . . - > ~ " - A ‘ . = i > ‘ ; ” es = ° inge? 3 GS 202-5 : 3 that + , " . : ene trip fare 25c. Children hel we Duy 10 a ‘ ‘Y " . - ' _ ‘ . : t av ~ a > . [ > . ™ ne 77 i. : ‘ ° 4 " . a } ™ tid Py J 4 ‘ , - . . - - . + . - > ‘ t ‘ ' | " 4 i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '’ *% a4 - cave-in wae SLIT ne Lo Aweeanteas seers 3t oN not AA RR BT RAUNT ETA AY BEES RN ae SOR RICO athe t en each St. Louis priog toe °27, moclusive. Everybody J . Ss ‘ , . ‘ . : : a = i a a 4 pr + ° ‘= of > Sa >. me Ss ae 4, 3 * a ; Es ? » @ 4 Be $ Bae ‘~ » ¥ 3 det. s @ . ie P a 7 > ‘es cS >: ae > Say " ae ~ 7 the v3 = Ce oy Ms be Pt. 5 - 8 , ° i Te Be a > Ps - ’ * : oa - € * > = © b 4ar a) Se vn ae F ie > ee ‘ a i 3% a ‘ , > ae =. 4 . = Ae -- ; ; ew = y thee _, = . d Ce / - ee 2. 5 4 > > +o eo e 7 s - 6: b ¢ ot > arc may x d 4 2% i. Se m % Be % ch r b Ja ‘ af . b ke 5 224 a. 4 S24 = . bos Aan ae . +e ¢ y 5 . ey ; * 4 ie ta SP. s : ~ hey = wee: “ of 3 a , > See a “ +) 2 7a & x a a 5! : 7 ay ‘ f ~ 4 J, ‘Be gees 7 , tf 4 ame 4 4 ‘ } 7 + 4 : &- -s 3 ¥ 2 + . _ ‘ " 20... _ ae) .o . et as : : ’ SS oh OS salad —. waits & . . ; Sow . . ’ C . . ¥ a * 7 A . ’ 7 . > . «@ . » > > \ > a ers ~ > ‘ : - ié = 3 i Dealer at Clayton ; rninources--- yf Real Hop Se Py Re OP a Ea Se ; “4 . a * . ss ay ‘ ~ is . ai . it . S " ty oy me. oe « . i mM ’ » en . ; lo / Bs . ¥ : _ the opening of in on the popular Little a new Used Car Depart- Marmon—and to properly ment at 2001 Locust Street, introduce this new store— St. Louis. Due to the great | have decided to hold an number of desirable Used Introductory Sale starting Cars that have been traded April 7th for one week. Ciosed Cars Make Up the Greater Portion of. the Stock on Hand and OB 24 fom, Include the Following Makes: _ dea Marmon Packard Buick Dodge 4 | Budweiser Real Nash Cadillac Studebadeer flues OF 100% ee .- . a fe ure eCxXtI Lincoln Hudson Hupmobile And Others | barley blended with est domestic hog “My Used Cars Must Make Good or I Will” | : Most _maltsters. mame that has me v Py? *« 4 ’ 4 'ate + 4 ss S ° ae Me - a Ota ee 2a . * 0) / " > oe de af . : Se ae me oh" saad p> ‘ 4 ve = 9 o f , ‘ 4 5, ’ : ° wa , * \d ° ‘, : a - a *. ’ and . « wl y ! . a “2D me ; « . - of > , 7. ~ \ ” Be 7 w ‘ ! > snows Strength. ‘ 2 . a - oo en Vt err n pA a a > Nae yr a ‘ Pat CPE ~ ovine ~ en -- bh Aid die re 4 ? gon ne ae - . 4 r . J se ‘ « ae 7 : 2 I ey we fr RR Gh. des 7 ow fe asst SP A Se ELEGEELGSEA LEED Ed * bye OR No tena hp iad nat her The finest cigarette you ever smoked. © No harshness, not a bit of |. O years! ° bite. aE ¥ Betore you buy any new or used car... see ours! | Reco f “4&4 | GOLFERS TO COMPETE at . "@ You'll know why use O Kw | IN TOURNAMENT AT |§ favor the very first anextra process fs) OS A MARRY V.S. GROVER fp Steir It’s toaste A) isc oar Sie tony Open 2ZOO1 Locust Street open fe pe an Your Throat Protection Ba) ores Nights Telephone CEntral 5579 Nights at aie : LOR LES AI Me f. ~~ , —— ~ DR, Powe RII ELE SPORE RA An : Mads PS 66 ‘ ~ " ae ~ Oy WSN”, — we Pn SO at gs - : = — ~ a ~ Pt — Se ee ie SPOON Se ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. PAGE 7° _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | WEINSTOCK ELEC I ED —— “. AD D [ [tl] ON AL ‘SP ORT N E Ws ‘ _ TO CAPTAINCY OF | Two Good Places to Save—The Bank and Bond’s | came the disadvantage to the ex-| | : f the} |star, Was elected captain of the| por erty Sictione ~ Miles Ic Ready | Washington University tennis team [Giver Cannon to 2"':s082""F8 Sa : \Reiselt — Start From First pte To Defend His =: i | Besides Weinstock, four other | | letter men are eligible for play this | season—John Gustafson, Clark Clif- | |ford, Charles Sigoloff and Sidney | , . e " 7 “ “ | . 4 anand Golden Dreams, | , 5 Ay wert ne . J-——Silver Cannon, Peter Pan, | Sure to Regain | Box in Dog Race » Lnutioniiiie Clito, Commander 3-Cushion Title beside Position Should Give ron has Stellite, Gunboart. St. Louis Dog Enough Ad.- thus favr =~— Jack II, Stainless, Preen. Has 48-Point P on Cham. vantage to Win Tonight. Kieckhefer Near Close of Match. — m Crone grey: fied = pion exempllt! night at the Golden Dreams. 1i—He Might Buck, Good Bri- ~| Bade, Dan O'’Might. Old Port, Red Texas 6.—Reckless Art, Hilly Philson, Chanticleer. +.—Hamperdinch, Concern, Skeex, Orpl- / ment, “——Steeple Winding Brick. v.——White Diamond. Cimaroon Pat, Midford De Bere. One Best—SILVER CANNON. View, Sendoone, Marathon dee nett Canadian Star will Try to Re- peat in Boston A. A. Run, April 19. ee Associated Press. HALIFAX. N. 8S, April 6.—John- | ny Miles of Sydney Mines, Ameri- | thon champion, was nd for Boston »day “vith nign| follows: Kit } fy, TY a A EERies at Stillwater, 7° ma at Norman, April 14. atl i oe April 15 . ¢ So th, here, April ‘anderbilt U. here, April 29. ikial ma here. Mav 2 Nebraska here, May 10, tenta- ia) mrimnell here, May 13. ransas Aggies here, May 14. r . neet at Lincoln, |Easter- Dress Up: Dress Well | , > SS an f Se! te a er ee To t" > ut Save! tanng? ; , } : ; ‘ , ry silver ‘ ann erie yule ‘ : yr his sensational | 7 . . - ha | } (i; ; tei 5? aly } Vienorwy ft’. ~ 8 ST ehate: ie yw r " is ' > ir -s . asi st Ait Lil 7 4 > * LP qi ii PI "2 ha ** ° ; ; a. i i. - Ahan Zhaia , ” " . _ " »? + 7 ’ . , Te od tne sirin . : F inding rey a “et ry" } ; Vi Oy] rf cad Yea! i} trie toirty- . ; 4 4 : ‘ ‘4 .* . ‘ sa si if ee {3 J 118 / ¢ d ~ ‘ . Ines } > , e ‘ t } i] és } A. ear ri ¢ nig ~ a -* smile ; *, : i! ga. é . ‘ Ae i 4 : » id . . Asahi kh é 4 ' j . > fader, a + ' 5 ire he ‘mnt ‘ , firat Y wal i : “ : Bis aA ‘ > oe * . . ‘ é é$t-~ — 7 - 4 a ae ae ava >». 5? } » ’ } eye tT} : é tae 1] ‘ : u . ie + tyes | ' ‘ , $a + r ' rrr. \w? ii on 1 i hi ‘ ne ‘ ; icky £51z va J 4 ; ; i li r ‘ . . ’ ; » ; I | Bezga Rail’ Rider’s a 1; eer oe F i > a —. s | Pua pme ij -yard free-style brought 2 2 eee . = ' ‘ = : & 6 hit A ¢ ' i i a Ths * + 9 4 4 o | , z ; pare ; , | ‘ oc aT | + tt rr, an a i} . FOURTH RKACE—GOue rter mile U itr and two elimination |||] age Bar ie , 4 “ raite ii i im } ae j i) gem te ‘- .¢ ¢ P + ¢ 1y V6 titi id yor — j / : i 4 ut the field to four. Walter He > sf ir r 4 or rs } a i i ” ' id as ” . a? - . . - ‘ re Laufer { ‘ : ] i Ba ' Ld , ‘ (5 Vv T ad > ibe nnati ¥. M. C | nD a ~— TOP COATS Muse of iiiness, | | WBGSEUZAE ogi Lor 32 | for Easter $30 $35 burs s ran. | |tance, withdrew because of © > " 4 ~¢ 4 y , . _ FIFTH RACKE—Fis ed for the finals $ OF K es Cor i 4s Oe 1% - Se FER Yen! ‘ 4. poe ae . i ’ Sceaiien na O64 duit ; ‘ . kit: ion , — paginas obama. nfatngulnehgien aimee he hyy oan ee ean > SEES Sever ae aah i 7 r' ube ow , ey through this prov me of triumphant prog ‘ ae * ag a tertene ete ot cath —— 3 words of en- of monev to | i. » seer ¢ ; Ou + expenses _ iA ete ge p ” a. - aa need , we eile SSB ey : i. ‘ ore: bonkee genet ws aia ) ‘ staber gate a E ‘ ne R Tr as > ED aay EP DRG Ey a 9 i peelitrmre wn arg oe te Pe - * “ af Mes tee: re ee es ee, i awe ’ : ; fase A Ooh. ike aua> cae all - ee nde 2.100% ns ies | Mis apone ; on wey —— ; ren eee were racy ‘ . , Say > j - ‘ — = « . _ \ = a ® - . - m ~~ - - » > ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ~ = e — . bh» ~ a mag . he + i + . + c * + - ~+> . c ns . — = - . > = —~ ~ v4 m » " me » » > mt ~ - - > al ~— ~~ ” ing } > » a ~ td “ - ~ - ~ = a = s m s er . S i » a) > ee ee cree ST, SD P -— ——~- » 4 —- —_-© a STD, , , a s o> GRE | Poe eee. qua a , A , —~-- ~~, N — ~ om Led . > . ; : # = Ss - aad > a ae“ a » : y 4° 3 4 s ve Ma - a + —w = . “ : a be . \ rs L ~ , . . “hee , ( _ a * 7 = > ' . 4 » t . ~4 ; . — - e pe - tn J ‘ ) - rr « “ =-- >» " o) . f 4 Vy - - — . — 2 » j \¥ .~ - ~ > ) dit = : j - a ps " 60 LEADING BRITISH PRO GOLFERS ENGAGE IN IMPORTANT TEST pal Ree hn eae the SECOND RACE—oOne quart: mile rq iditional titles in the !? ; , ; i ’ . ' J ? Maplewood 5 Manchester Av. nior champion- ++ BUDGET PLAN rs Family PAYMENTS ND SATURDAY EVENENGS iin. “ 4} P iiij 1S A nietic ia ’ 2 — THIRD KACK—Futurit l ] - . > . : 9 em 4 , } > irs " sri Set hae shee hed a vic - If you prefer solid colors, they’re here too— and so are gayer patterns such as the St. Andrews tartans. Some from England, some from Scotland and some from Belgium—$2.50 to $7.50. Prices that are possible only because we buy in quantities and direct from the mills. 82> LOCUST STREET Railway w-sold every Saturday and and all neone on South ern The “Warren” Model $7) a liness ond slower than rid’s record time. Wal- » of the Brooklyn Y. M and James W inapolis Athleti. to reach St. Louis prior to Ou Recount 1 SIXTH RACE anit 7 er fobe; LWAY SYSTEM iowboard fancy diving event assador Club of Los Ar ’ ; ’ ; ‘ . Farr t Si i 4 ; . = i . | *, 7 ° " 4 : rt i ; : i Ade ~ } sth ‘ , j s | i ' , + ‘ Y + oe 4 “% , ’ ’ ; ° Be ; 7 > - ri yy ? . ' f ~ 4 ; ; : ' 4 j A ‘ > a> - ee i | ¥ . ‘ y -* + " . rsa Use iw ; tal w a “iT _ : . ; ’ > | - ; “ ¢* , A ad v¥ : ee ‘- ° ‘ ° j j ’ ° 4 > 4 T + 7 _— . ; ’ Se NTH R 4( E—! ‘ —s 8 a +; Tite rida Cima ttl en *¢r *t- ‘ie ' ; ‘ 4nt ° wy Tw 38 4 "2 A Ali sailladi ¢ rl vy) ; . ' ; ; ' > iit) “~ se 4} tin iiteaateas ’ ‘ ry i? pt Bis . ‘ ee , Pia. . | 4 . “ “ . ¢ | ele : ; = 4 c i] rat >} horn iw . “ : } : : , ‘s ’ i a 4a aad Giltsal ie ° 4 ' ' er - TT? «eer d ; ' , ; ‘ f mf ‘ + , — " P : 7 r4 - . - ov ene rearing f . | Tin ff and -99 9 fovine Trig: mBYPt, and wearing 6 colors f ' stir i : j i ; ; i i s bs i [ j . : . ie . ‘ . . ay ; T TY 5 > ' t « . c : r rY De a“ 4 : } ti q i ; F asa ’ ' ; ' 7 . y 5 “Vl tor Sneec. ,'a ray KIGHTH RACK—Fut = - *? y J » for the century, |li]? ~idgait ’ . ‘ : a Ci a =~ eye! a. Practice Devoted Exclusively to the Accordian to the dictionary “ca ' also means “to com- _ NINTH BACE-—Quarter mie. ee NON-SURGICAL Treatment of L cae ' plete”. Spalding Golf Caps do exactly that, and nicely too, for only $3 Willie ‘also’ ret. || ep anna ep tech | BNW eee Dress Up; Dress Well—but Save! 34 Years’ Practice in St. Louls it i Ht z eae DA EM cee Follow that slogan. It leads to success. 670 Star Mide.. 1° & Olive. St. touls And it leads directly to Bond’s. - GREYHOUR RAGES ad Nash Clayton Entries for —_— 2 fa / Budweiser Real Hop Malt Syrup Send for booklet of recipes for candy making and baking three-sixteenths mile Bond’s De Luxe TWO Pants Suits °45 We say to men who like the very best: These De Luxe gar- ments are your kind of clothes. They're made of top grade worsteds; 15 and 16 ounce weights; beautiful patterns; new colorings. And every suit is equipped with two pairs of pants. The extra pair is included; no extra charge for them. B® CLOTHES Every Bond Swit ls a Two Pants Suis OLIVE AT EIGHTH ST. A NATIONAL TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION Open Evenings Until 6 P. M. ar Little properly seore—— 0 hold an starting eek. Every Night Except Sunday Post Time 8 P, M. nin PD = eater and es: lge MADISON Buy from your a “ ee ) Ps: hag < ee5 : Ht HA ii aot borhood DEPOSED GRID COACH KENNEL CLUB Ha ea Hil | a tii ii} Hat Hi mM for DEMANDS PAYMENT FOR ——— oe CONTRACT hy and shapes | | From 10¢ | Ito 3 fa 50¢! ie Budweiser Real Hop Malt Syrup is one Malt you can’t go wrong on. For it’s a 10 l, 100% pure extract of choice Northern thers ey blended with imported Saazer and t domestic hops by America’s fore- Wath?’ - most maltsters. And it’s backed by a Name that has meant top quality tor - § years! Dermott sald. “I have _* | You'll know why it keeps growing ino **" st aa cea r the very first time you try a cam. = nieht. My arreement. os ER | You's find it’s worthy of the name you _{oirer year to run saa Dr eri Duquerne to 7 ights Admission 90 cents . U. S. Tax 9 cents ° Total 99 cents never nr mfidence f 1 abe: AB! BOE fe on the label. |" The Rev. M.A Youauesne, Wa ou of ‘the land could not be reached efater ent “Dealers Supplied by City Department” ae Jacoway ‘Goes to Topeka. | "AN BUREN, Ark.., - ter Jacoway; graduat ST. LOUIS a CIGAR CORP. NEW YORK Distributed by STICKNFEY-HOFLASCHER Cit AK CO.,. | =¢ Louis, Missourt. _ : Phene: (CEatra! 5900 .5001. ; club oc) RACING RAIN OR SHINE. | queens | 6 4a. ‘Take busses or street car at w oe tek Sed ‘Eads Bridge and Jefferson Hotel. Follow Illinois road e Ss whe - ; No. 11. “een i

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ee a ne ee jure! ° STA LICENSE PLATES—Seco: cel! Pauty siture: big fut , i ( a9) SR yy 4 - me | Dm Author Upton ¢ lose Te Tis City Club td fet and ur na oars — —t a, 2. 1 ¥ TATE LICENSE PLATE—Mc« o-7-'T- ,eTl eS rmnoy : .* ‘ Li icf rm™é z ? : eTvTiue . ‘ . . : . bett r kno yn . . mts +. . —_ " ’ po bas - . — ery TT) 4 Aas © , : ; . ai ‘ Lé isa Li ‘Aasee ~t — ‘ . i ‘ j ‘ i ; ow “niture 2a Tt ~ Phirt ty-two employes of a Chinese ' .am than by hi CE ete Ge ich. Pada ok PELE GE AE ARE Mit ot ¥ + OS er Se: Seretre - * resta urant ° WwW ho were feos a . * Many a aie biealth ie :enalame cna he SE ‘ , > . be. 7 Baie a | ae 4 r 3 1927. . hn For 1 ‘e * r avenue. our. 7 .. 86 _' y Se phbietp ctreulates 1 din “today on thé subject matter | ov! son, of Hranoey Pusan tne ieitan) | epg age evueataiher. S Mt el BUSINESS CARDS eS ee 3 AMI gs eg : ee See ove oo. . ’ s wre wit Oe PI oa Hulten vader es ou teie \ Ri. we PO wy Fy beat - By Leased Wire From the New!,,..4 i. ¢ ogg ts ee, Be tie > es li be . —T—Entered into re ines- | § pnts peertbesn? Orie: lay. April 6 1927. at & Bg LAY & T ee York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch ) irer in the Orienta e- |HARTE—Entered | : 1 Monday. |! eyn"] AD, Wiethaunt Jr. darling | so oa - hd. 2 w tes NEW YORK, April 6—After . 1 : Re +s Pe Et: les Bac - B partons ao. i Ot fe, goo waa ~e ener 9 pees ne ow — - en ee ee a ee » - = Petes nar 060 Oe ee Oe ae ie ee tte DM o * lg By Ta * ~ 2 * = AN Orgs ce eee ee ae eS Was exceedingly clean at th wmid he 4 ot ¢ ec ros 2s ri . rt, W ' Boe incre | Omar leg Ww nd M oe me ONG | gremlin " ned | Fuseral Thursdar. Avril, 7. 1997. at | Anna Steiner (nee a) oar_ dear CARPENTERS & BUILDERS HALM—£ Apr 5 * « oe a : * * Sa IBD olay rer ny ke yuifnnents os ” eo, ist week Or abe an : hele? ry ' : , a! - : s) ff ; ; PEN TE] ling. add aa ‘ ‘ Aa ; é " ‘ é yy aa » P | : - as Wo - Assad ; / I } : | . : “ ‘ *, ? : — a6 » repair LPAIR WOR 42° msporiaton wil be avaiabs. | | ‘Those round gutty were: tomes) wmgguit] PORTLAND CEMENT [tee Sigs. "ioes Siemens |e ALBANIAN SETTLEMENT NEAR soc--c:2 prosunss ras wes ss Brant Fj koi and, Mog chsie CEMETERY LOTS Italians and Jugo-Slavs Reach Un- piss cage me oe Menger L. —_— : 7 ¥ ' : are i 24 . me | inet Gerstanding eres . ee inidint an: | > ; ment Valhalla ‘“emeter; Cle s HICAG ri onds « all were ntirz dered Yesterday by Directors ow hh ess in i ; - , Hs seria; eter] Preding sentence ‘Apri! 18 anton Mz Entered ino rest om Tuesday. A PERSONAL Jugo-S! ~ “eo =] 5. : ° - _- oe > pA AI, beards ae ELECTRIC WIRING, ero. : -_-- See’ et an! i wer 2 ea > ve 13 ml he iLcaiiaNnN 4 oy BRO AAAI MRS Os ant OER AR RRR POS wea eg RP AY tact Mss " sriaeeie “ jrdstec cated fib os Ke — PRES ¢ Nabe DEB A RE OL AD LAE ABE 88. care * a ments are Aeclared iement of : ad , ‘ ‘ oa . y . : ; . . 2 ety Jom * al % nis >” i les over Albania. : ‘ ! — > Or } OD? . . +5. , - , -~ Or : Zi : ‘ , _ , ’ : s ; y - . ; - a | - . t. 4 : L s* 4 a: 7 @ ) term : eet | . — . . = ; - ence . . ; wy ‘a + - The basis of an accord ts expect- Oo! al : ‘ A har: ‘ "easur’ ck . — 5 32 9.50 L mbo: ! H 4 LP WANTED none — I oanertan an t i ; ; » Ui : ‘ Reslwe . oe } . eine - ae ' ‘ale Pt p int os | - ~ : = \ ; SS ‘ — — -— ; a ic, ed . eae —— Anrt 1927 50 ; ; : sae Rs” vee J ® RPP ashi Se OAS St aie caer alee ee Re pete, 7 er = oh . ed to be reached shortly, to be fol- | ~ Reon : it snare ¢ Q x ir wae. oy’ 7 ane + 2 WANTED wit qualities can ee leew TENDENT WTD. : ithe three pli aide the Feb- Rpg rege gee neipsvioaa 5. 1! it > m. Marr Kunz | /45 ., angeies as Fe — a om a ~g ~ tn hemi : 5 With Headquarters at i ney cleanup. “Sex” was the first) TBeFe are 240,000 shares now} nce Conier), felict of the late Lou's P | pang yous Deoot and Ticket Office | | GET Staite & Co. to. repair and resurfac MEN, BOYS GOUNTANT—25-35: fast ar Large manufactu ewt. ee a . ntial. 0 exclusively on by, | Visi Ul ile drivers, ONn¢€ 3 ~ Aas Ol VC } -all oo LD 1 3 ‘ : i : : oh = —— . a ee eS we | Trey ‘ _ htt Z rr’ ! , , kei: i ri . ' ' ' = | Pay . : otis - . : mission ha iS1s. 1} i i LsLeY iv, i, see i i 4 { iia i xs . llievara ’ } 4 7 ; bay Lost ons eo) = : J 2F a. Re aes aio . Ral. : [7 . res wea is i Ost is. very profitable S RORee Cowen Shi had bein ae ; : 3 —— 2. = on a sal 3. “ : } P “1 ‘ ae + itp aidan RN a Reem te on « neh * whe Open Unti: owner of thisk \gnes and Julia Wall Fae , an Mancheste paint ar JEtf n 5870. ry | : . P M. »4 : - : i mee “ ner ‘ . ‘ ; +9 . , ' o> . watt . ™ ‘ és 7 am : . = : => * r - ‘ y the -xnertence: ° : . ‘ - 4 oN : . ‘ - : oth - apoly¥. Sundars. } 4 “wo P ‘i ict ein Fr. ~+ uu‘ rstand ‘2 ~ Check That Cold Daly’s Goos Greez Rub contains old fashioned goose grease, tur- pentine, camphor and mentho! and ether medicinal oils recommended i Pages for colds, sore threat, pneumonia, “~** ‘ ud no trouble be- Bompart a Cha cee bronchitis, influenza and other oo | . ' Monday, forms of congestion. 50c at al) *~' me 4 ny furniture is BERTR Drug Stores. rage in Londotr ED DALY'S ove Seana ee arg ars ot Oe me a et poe naan Oia * ie FEE ok a eet an 2 PO ER ae. dh e . Me Pas Par: WIS see MRA.» DE yam ap a to e ie ove Fen RAY Hee BE NgR a -inys ee ee sw a 2 Paint washing i: reasocanhie. (cS) . HOT ANID REED'S COMMITTEE APPROVED Opions of Several Senators Await Dawes on Return Home Acs ! _ ADVERTISEMENT lihett Pheeien CG Tue | , 7 | | | , | i : Ck \BTREE- rest. M | 2 AMD nas “ Pes as E Ast . . PROFESSIONAL f Stomach aa a taateaty darby conte as ge a sho? : mrugs © ¢ 9 sai : ’ " t ear, . o . ‘ ' _— : : i ‘ lta : d e - P ? ; : . : . ¥ sii Bie it j ; ; ' = — = ° “ > : - ‘ ? _ : . : ‘ " . — - 7 ; ~ ~ : , f . ow * ‘ : % . é “eee i 7 4 ' eee \ ‘ x 9 ie tert! tank beck oe adem Canc tt eS E-mar 6059. , a 3 doesn't meecesarily mean that yrour foo "ice “eid Siiiteticaaia Diets. dea Ng ay r . pun ‘Paix widow. Eo digy : ~padle- NOT: uly priv les#ons es at fault or that at ' rz mn “ ; ins ifte n ve pe pel a. In most , rd ceaire §8 neuresthcnia —. “e] Ueryou ives pinio: fens Lae Frani E . he nonmamene J = ; ondition. which disturbs the . al Raed lee | d ou STEDTFELDT— nt ewe aN “t . : ; ‘ . 4 , 724A Y “ING taught. 4 private lessons: re-| i 2 ) items. i the stomac Pakin etic : nia in. in } ‘ t 12 | : a ‘a §u free clase instruction am ** Lary ~~ naw by == | a st hh Aww . ie . i“ ‘ e P P ° " . ‘ ~* . ‘ . -_ aia . : : 5 tes "Tl “ =. x is ™ . b. food artificial thers n © OPP x , toa ‘ : cc «dear 6 6cDU , ‘ = — . ae er - 5 eM ays A PY iA : renc ray a ‘ ° nun a a i. - Packart | talle the nervous tre , a Set z . ; im . “Hainer Chanel °9O% . : : nie ; ' ’ ; " a ‘ ; ng : = , ont . : 7 « : » = : cit. 9 . 9 . - . = . 7 oe : ' : 4 7" ’ : 4 77 . a : vi _— =n — : ar 4 , be fermation of abnoorma! AG ae : } Ban ve mr r i er x : an bes , ° , ; ‘ Go t© your druggist a c { Poa: : eu e rege of Baalmanns Gas Tabieis rhich ar ; - ‘ : - : ; . ’ “ : ; a : : , a . —— lees - . prepared eepecially for this men t ~ : = ; " . or) 4 rae ' . Nya? Sige: mes rag gem Fay gm Be vt , Bh gee “4 a it og RR . " 4 A ' " " —_ tee ; » ’ ~~ . ; . . . ° * be . uy : a ; = os Tit : none } ry now gtiekly they will relieve pent a. , BA LR . . 73 ne be a! 2» et erniz Lak : | ree r ur Arcadia School. 3523 Olive t and all tts distressing symptoms, among | inth into the Seve: phi enue. Jet , | me Basi 7 poon at 3220 § md. Me 4 Phone JEfferson 4358. 8 (ef which are pain about the heart. drowai- ' ea : i] . ' . ’ ‘ 3 3 eked ik ~ : a a . e@ee after eaime. heartburn anc a petuiiar x — , Ae rd LCE 4 — | a arTN Lite ; . pe gnawing feeling tn the ¢UM~mach i 2 ya +> | ‘ ¢ . ; : ry ; : , . . $4 : : rita _ ’ 4° ‘ee: DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY_ . Genn ine Baalmann SB tse Tatict« Can We ‘4 fri p> les 4 i Fane . ¢ me , : e : ™ ’ F : i F - and 2 . ai y i rnaerration . , *<% , * . a . . . ‘ " : 3 ; : —< . — * . - ™ : . = - — ; - 4 . ; ' . “ na -- - Wolff-Wilsen Drug Stores: , presented t, - = “oe y : — . ' : with 7 _ abon ar a2 wn Drug . OF any other “good | OB xs Pee — Ke Baca Thee renn Intermet : nun Thureday mor ¢ vee . art +3 —= : | @rug e'ore. Price $1. .} Of the republic of Panam: at | ts leffereon Barracke. | * te @ 1 : | ay ene : ———— =! | FURS ai Pees AT _ alterations, month Pann . ings imag 37 Kossuth. C “Olfax “42 [ow ii : middeaged: work mor (cS3 ; ue hours. DEimar sosow mm o e—Apely Ganakl

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r. pen Oe ony pail Rema ey: idle SVDNESDAY. 32 RIL. 6. ; _ : - WEDNESDAY. : | q srunion WOMEN, Sy ee ee BUSINESS PARTNERS often INSURE SUCCESS by aftording proper expansion. Find partners throdgh these columns. ®® post-DIsPAaTCH.__) or ; bang e+ gees or i foo t. “- t n rH | ‘ ais a de ww le y ‘ j P : ¢ ted b ID deg aC ed. Washroom, warehous or $20) to $40 a oe - wh paym t. ‘ORE L ADY—For Takin: iry; first -C} Ass fam!- Who can press ladies’ silk and Miste One. (08 Dalen, a ee ee rr tne —— SL me chester. | BEDS—Furniture. rugs. office fixtures! farm: state price. O. J. Metzler. - _fe77)| wanted badly: all or part contents Mats, | 40" STRSTR ES i Sr Rae Mahowany case, music role and Fr} | rooms, complete; buyer! >. Des. apartments; highest cash prices ; | bench. sold new for $650: partics oan fens Flat. $23.50. 1524 Eliict. (5) a a Lindell U646. eee ‘c8) it unable to pay balance remaining mYMm- paid and will eeil for $05. Terma. "ges Ki lan at a ' fer neide city limits, j | ven ure, — employment Wages ex: with water, as. a ly laut iagry wante expenenced: must r} FURNITURE firs ~. (class. 6} . Box ¢ 205, Post-Diepatch. __s | commiasion, ‘call = Mr. un ceed liberal | el ——s sed: ge ply, at once; position | woolen dresses and coats and | Z age Seu ' . ar. for responsible position F! 0 ri ~~ . » es OX ost Jiapat b. ; ’ ‘ S ‘ nd rU : URh Lontetrnts of % oomsa: j | +? See ae wiit -Urniture, carpets. Kap- prey me F % ———=- |} court, 3d floo: est \F . Kinds: ; orice Li et —_———.— cadicmmnane, (c) selling rec ai ust have a na 8 gee SI RL Whi 2. cke poo 1 Luca 7 == | 8 SLADIES—Exverienced in selling | pi:p sia rae ———a ee | BRD W J — le, ee Fina HORSES—‘Team: ~ Complete set of harness —— —— - | a aedaae ‘ -t pow lite renera Ousew wo ay , ‘ =O | on AA ri hi por® 7 1-9 ia ‘ az ; ut Ceper “ONG er. re rea urant Ban mn. regan ; Se . , © rac ; acuXe. 7022 5 | Delmar. ~P bees tt ly 8241M. slrrog iy: s00d ware ». Mavra kos. 4 tc) | than lv Dia u wh: “te rms , | FURNITI — hadige — Contents — ti, ny stake wagon: al} in ere iaels } tn references experi ice and | ; : Ul ? Whit wes rs a4 ¢ —-~ — 73 19 #@ ; ive. (cl4} roomings nouses. fiats: no jots too arKe to manager of stebies. {@} avs Out x aa reauire: fore 0-213. P.-D. senane . ; and commicsion ’ © general ~ housework. vod SE AMSTRE! S—To ~ repair clear an bags atipiep PT. . 2 pangs | OF too smal} 3012 Chouteau Victor 1570 alt. i os _—_—-- ‘Terence. Lie #8 (4) arrangement. ddress. | orm Cc) | home at epare time. Box T-315, P.-D. | “«}4; te saving room, _ ove! Stufied. | ’ ceorapndte _ ic8) | MULES—Horses and 1 pony. Talking Machines For Sale. i fi, ett + RRR REE PRINS ek 2 > ; eee 42 ge om ap a 40 soap”. angmorsena ners wie Gis ’ Witte: aa Glos ——-; ~ | . $100; also walnut bedroom eu! 21 + —-- — 4351 West Papin (re) TITE .—Mt ust ust have lots of ex- ie] vate, tO work in makery ; sist | SHIRT MAKE RS—Expertenc ed front and/| Les, 2 FURNITURE WANTED _ “ian a 4 | OR THOP HONIC VICTROLA—Beautiful at 410 - B AE R BROS.. i wi h housework 4454 Oak] and. Dp} i Rg! Pave ma ki rs. App! Vv Bux klev Shirt Co. 4 ' . 4 ip ee — “—_ o ’ Startir z new a’ ore ne ed goods badly: MTT i = se . ‘10 horses: 3 stake warors 5 | , ' ode 1: cost $160 4 ew: can hea ly ae 1 Easton. | 438-448 West 7 ’ - . } ith all makee of S7th at.. New York. N. ¥. * | Trees ~—-To clip threads. Apply Excel | 701 N. 16th third floor, ial fed) | rimet la Hinds arta) +» highest cash vrices paid. CEntral 2572. coal gone: 10 sete harness: 1 farm miance of contract. Ter 38, ice work. "001 53x _Dress_ Co., 10% i Washin gton, (ec ‘? SPOTTER Experienced lk esees.!day at SelKiri’s 151' ‘tar eer _o ° oes eS Eis el4) war ier “430110 Cc avton x — _— yy | €i 50 week. — RLITZER. 1006 Ons : } 5 — a) 2 = e = ,arits > eR eens 4 said ence SHOE ALES SME N experi prienced, “a oe | GLK tL —General housework; no wash! Abply Kopelowitz Bros.. - + EFURNITURE—3-vie Nvine-Poam $3: h URNIT! RE Wtd—Highest cash ‘price TWENTY patent —" . 12 2 tam ; r and log need of the fol- | _Urday Apply Mr. Topper 419 N. 7th. | - 1551 Belleview. Hiland 7866. (c) | ton, oth floor. ee ibrary table. $1 ‘ ttove, $16: reail, for al} kind, s of household goods, furni- | 4 low, Ded. — eth onagy gy oti | - ; SPE AP! t enc er- | “ait : : ow ee. : * | tur ug: ter) late ic- | ers, siips, pi . harn . es cperienced men: Too! SH¢ 'E SAL ESMAN — Thorou zhiv expert. | GIR L—Whi ite, to assist with h ousew or ENOGRA iE hind! ~ etme 1. | sree = ait 4. way. 4 + + » + ay eon _— R va "Ar n a Vieece g2R2w char 1 grinders. dia- apne 3, wo rk ehort hours; must be nice! - i a OO RID x mod od one 00. mily. D> | = — ali Ww isi ingt rf Tie, thas Ty Tt, (PURINA. bE— Bed: om breakfast room | Leonor't uction ) Bie a0 = 14 ) “a ae , ‘ nd o pre ar) understand fitti SE 4. ourt, and - an. | ahd. Kitchen; ;. Oxl2. Hiland OG roT ¢ > freparr 2 rrade ladies’ Call oon a : h igh T L,- Receclnes ae ———— - | SPENOGR: Settled girl or woman: rata 11 SO) } ES‘ GR ADE Ft RNITIt RE- - Ruse. SEt. MACHINERY a: , " . | \ wrk ” ‘ , . ‘] , vom akon . | ri Yr) ‘ ry f "aic,uUuéE ’ | >] ) wh es pneri- FU R»® ae URe " ¢ — ee ee ; ails es its an , apartmel ts Ww antec . oi” iol ein a. 4 La Bae ARs rR, eet Ee rial ef Bh meer Ghee Beak r+ x irs ae : : LN a—Lontente g rooms, kitchen- erson 3050. Prosser's Furn. Co 3220 “7 y Vi t la s ALESM AN—Cle an record = 2 a: wares: reierences. \ ; 2. clot te a ths tae ' pg SE ty ex ae a eve, Con Pp aimost new Will sacri- ’ : a “ Wanted Ic ro pee | ; it 560.000 investmen . 14 RL—Wih ¢ ( srs Or” ae ee ee ee fice, f "a N; : Victor 3484 (es) nuns — 2 ; isthe operators. Apply at once. ! | aod Be th - g thy As Cre ‘oe, ne . eC ae "hit: € eneral Tncunewor: “family | opportunity. - aymnan Products Co., ie7 Pe Oe ae — ee * SAL} ESMAN—To “pell ij in et Meyer G] as, hite. for genera!) “‘housewor) ; ell-exnerie! A ‘ ea woman. o~! 0 Goldman Bidg.. 709 Pine. (c4) ; RT _ eee We, » aTury ire We ca piv v« cK) \ MEN—Enereetic. b oo + ee eek liberal cx Procveigap dd os servate. Oh Cur TRIM MERS—Experienced on ladies’ and yee received. 10 lots at @ bareain, EX.) >= eh i A . r, ew ore S 1 LE SMAN —$°%> “ : lit 7 . ware Old. 10 @€:i WEL) BNO” wepege~ — nission: y — . = beral com- | rooms, between ] and J. Hoy rz Car nd: F ire! Ls TOO rages. LE Thi MWAaNGE eTORE 1° : ¥ bination ranges. lf ric asners, re- ernst: doth - Prepeat - Saies eV ery Six weeks: i Co 512 Locust Mop’ : ocak a 3) ~5%.%_ 7, “ Bh, a , I mn. i ANIMALS furniture: ference Jarried men preferred. 466 Paul Brown | Gip Neos ey jtiat Co., 1O~. asningvoo. —+—— | GAS RANGE: r ae tain)? | | | MOBIL ES rators and a3 ie” - . e | : ‘ (4 i ' 4 ite: ey use work | and -AITRESS Si res week. yt soy 7 schon gm c a 4-b h | 4 | I ss See yams’ PIANO CO, \ witha rre Harol | Pitt- M - ‘ ssf «ar 4 fT} Kr vw . 1 “’4*%] [ i t: rmirr - “rie * . Mi COTE ae (c5S3x) ; | bil . on ger Hawg pt ag 1" ty : aoe | Se ma! AMP, abie, | SEWING MAC HINES — Manv bargains: new and used; wiring, repairing and in- | * erty ; _ an .) i ee. 5380 Kingshighway Northwest.| we tr&in you and furnish leads. Hiram ee a a ve ne es wee Sram yin meme ERR yo 4 moe nt. Uugen — =e BLS i __ 3220 ve, | GERM AN POLICE | PU p—Five 1 months: —_ Musical Instruction ———~ age Association, 716 Buder Rige. | 7 >> so scare 4ssorti BP ay aD . PCKINE Jurenproom. ADYiy AeA DA woos aus As ALND UAT RA? NGE—W lite en: bed ree - $45 He50 (Clem: See RAG—Jazz as vou like it: 20 ean Ww ted inant. ~ a re — pom | t and Market (ob4 baw a £ a H a ea I harp f 1 ee Ba ae ee Tene ee Vet naan TF, eled: iss ssortment gail kine ir AB rece. > 4 be We es ag : i 0 lessons Christensen Schools Grand an | a OFFICE BOY: a Kegrsed ep 4 gh : act . i SAl > SME N "The ia ) 29 | “nce t rred, 304: isa W Lt nD. ‘cc? \ MAN ‘xt sriencad., hite. ( oer} etoves, ; ij at aur on Thu P ‘ way mah yg Pe weak av. Y3OU S. ‘Sra Qilve: also es olumbia Bidez.. th and Locust ' - — n vb be gramm s 1 f ye e gas appliance season is . r 7 77. MI. own Paper apat oleae : day every week- must ! Se! kirk’ s. 1510 Chouteau ay : ; eet {ob} ALL AU TOS bought, cor a to 15 years of awe excellent chance for| here and we are opening St. Louis - . seems 4 new - ) biec ee. Sx12 2x12 rf wnker a9 a a cs) mt ef had) Pav , 4 Saint aed all kinds of | Detro (53x) 10D6 any ort sunt rn summer oniv: : seme ey ay anos an rgans ror ing, need cars y. ) at ' a sti yt Cali Laclede See us before you sell. ton Mo . e ; sain aT ae 4 ? ’ —vning gy need avpli -| SALESMEN —Inexperienc 4. ov R wears. | aiming iiceailaaniiae oe quired, Apt or phone Apartment! j..; ey fil cheap. . P \ ED 6 Post 1! te} c4) rav ced. over } years, | rench ' , , 8- * Sap +s} F : ns wpa bet ween m BABY GRAND PIANO—Feriod model; tye » cust, JEfferson 1903, teF | \ AN | Post -Dispe : cS! to travel with manager: good chance to | GIR tle—Young, French, to ‘take care of ro} EAS. ‘BBOXES many other bargains. s. | BULL ‘ —— _or_terms._ 2584. 8. _Compton. (c83) or Co.. 3214 Locust, 2) 3, re | 3 | : = ——~ Me «* ; ae i 1 hee ia ts 4 + learn salesmanship: good pay on ctar.|.yearcld chi ila; must speak only Frenc! het wee! ay ares of 35 © ae AE an \ YING BLOCKS—Second- hand: $3 per UTOMOBILES Wtd. — For ¢ cash. \ 4 ae A: NGE Sv 1307 Fran nk1i a and $2. 78. Gelty ered in ett Mot rT Sales Co.. 3118 Locust. 3) : = is exeonse allowance: expenses acvanced. Mt at references desired. A poly by 4 40. to call new © | : ; Sola : ty Mack if PAPER BOX FAC- fet irae iy" Si Cust Pass tin but Sia, Srad A ganar | Th Nu Seg og emomatle [uu for aver, Cal Chae S084. Heel Betey Piano, $25. ||| samme vite rail | SALESMAN—Used car: state age. . salary | ‘ “f ra . housework, ,_ help | with er ee: ee oe ee en ot nid | es M See 'c3) E prell_ Hauling. ={S)) | | y , ‘lcaRs Wti.—Of all kinds: p pay MEN, BOY i and experience in first letter: city refer- } 4 303.” eT oe 3 es ae Hi 1 4 : Ma : - | C % r) - ; | = : M ee - ; ot oe ' ; cal 4 | pin erstulf ed ; a 60 j A dandy bargain in an Upright e lede (104: 3, 8844 5. Broad Ss TORY SU =a ences: don’ t angewer thie ad unleeg you toe . sout 1OCc r es prit j ie is? ! a a , , : =. ~ oe } ux Ae : - . 4 : AES Mis emai Vc } ' CLOTHING ij | Piano; good condition: ae for begin- a be et R Ds WANT ED pe, 5 , > |; Chester car. vey ) , , 7, , ING HRO¢ M . rive P . i } s Junior, permanent; man | bave had about 3 years’ experience. Box | : emmniCnn I oh ee " Bhp ee ow § in Ebene orem | |'| ner; $5 down, $1 weekly. | All models: not older than it of town. Open unti | T-309, Post-Dispatch. (e4) | HOUSE ag general housework: | 2 phage ae “ pase yet tt eR | Pe te | Wanted ||| LEHMAN PIANO CO.., 101 Olive St. ||| trfe: get cash. Riefling. 2501 6. Jefferson an see employer imme TENDEN l W l D. | SALESMEN—There are 2 prospects in ev- | — © 0. Agency, 9507 Pershing, fc) | Product, cEper eo sa and pl ee NG ROOM SUITE , verstaift fod and | ZEPARE Wie Best ores nad ee | | (e3) | | 'e80) ), | - . ' es | HOUSEGIRI White: eenert : housework: | #Urmoer. AE Stead dey : ———-—=--- = | @evera] davenetie suites to 80) at | : —Best prices p svee- | = | 4 J acs a pa Sap E.. Fe ie gybndlhane go ~4 pn ergy sc — no a T as “ CAbany 013 y 4 tel ceiction Thursday at belkirk 6. 181 0 Chou- ‘nre 1115 N Vandeventer, LIn oh | — . a — pe “AT TOS W ANTED ) BADLY . 2 _in Chemicai Bldg. (c) | product : permaner ‘ HOUSEGIRL—Experienced, ‘wills _ gener: | tea u. __(¢70) ee ear aaetsatrs ye Don't sell before getting our price; spo San? deat rowing coal Large manufactur- pnusual opportunity for peomction Api | al housework; small family. 6283 Soutb- | | LIVING "ROOM SETS—4" to pick trom: | APPAREL Wid —Men's suits. overcoats, || cash, YAHLEM, 1035 N. Grand. (8) = ” S | 18U > . +6 fat; A bys v vi ¢ | ——T - rt ~ r) a ‘ R in veneltt t almo . = } ‘ 1 hoe Ar Sey: ub] ge a we led = tae be 4 mcern start 90: 3 Paul Brown as (08) | Sara = 2 = x e wenera! ho me ~ » SALA Ees SLA Py De ounk: f an inant. giamdns | tel S Mh. tag paling 8: 8 7 c Vath. leat | P)} one. Ree gard Boor woo : rest Pana GR AN yD PI ANO AU TY iS WAN TE D FOR CASH j « ¥perie: 1} | = | ; ; rey - 7) 21000} 3 & ri ney OuUBeWOorA aha nave persot - nk: Tog boy ~ a a : oom . — | eal] 5S minutes Loc . t esgential; salary ing cone ney | SALES niet Real estate salesman op- 3320 Enright. lst floor west. PArkview | periene: referre poly after % 1 | OVERSTUFFED SET—New. dark blu so: | ee 2. ADD orn een Miniature size: brown mahogan GUARANTY MOTOR CO., 2936 por ve BUSINESS SERVICD. ‘J aper box fac "300. lint cannes od saleable’ prom. | Pot72: sonmmene | S900 DES — ee none ws cent a oy quits. " qvercoate, 865 finish: has very beautiful tone; al- : 8) ~ ‘ t SS SER a 2. i 4! = . : VJ . i (ot) : . Ji rf )- “F TY ce Er TPrRe Vida . : pais ay i ae : . . = ‘ uy i ‘yr, n + Tt rye a ipmen y 5 0 be >. jJRimar - ’ a 14 “ ons ~~ ’ : in Chemical Bldg Cc ing p p lerty. flats, bungalows and busines: Oe tT itebin* oe — are _—_ a? nowastamualt Re ene all or part “Pe orce la uD ] Op T ables, — $4. 75 ») | CEn tra : a 1. Gelber 1105 Franklin av. = “= SP ox gap hu go CARS wid 3} tii anon a pay highest en ae ; a - 4 ti £ al man with sellin peri- agate “— — ee ies an 6chanie oo ‘915 Buder Bl Thea fina nde amiess white por ty | Auto calls. cs (&) i — gprs = ipsa ’ (| prices a BBtONn | Architectural Dr aditsman tory wan cS h 1Ofr= , ; real es ue x rienice Nor TAL | = — seraeectepemapcocraanaseinicaiseseai neni nee may nee — ee (o4) e v2 ae a ; » pO e] apenas — : i is cae rnc : S580. Terms, $12 monthly. FORDS Wta— hevrolets hichest rch permanent pr tions for . ame 4 terentes redurred «Fite oenngag ima rf smal as oy geod Raton cen ’ ieee 3 To ‘ry one in goo mditicr Time playm on ‘ For Sale WI'RIT ITZ ER vrice. DE! ae o892 % 4464. Pasion (c ‘~~ Years , ae oe ; riAcoy Li T a 4 a 7 ~ “+ 4 -? > waneten? op ' : 1} 7, De eeae ‘4 7 aN mM re Ls. ee me" hia a " ry 10 - he an. oan © al efoncdition enartm i ry’ tr for worm , Tr : TOR : E TS pupctent See Me Cem OUChIy experienced | Fi" m (eb | |State ace and varticualrs. Box 7-312. gal ESWOMEN— Must be thor-|Pian- Sample am{ ryfondittoned department, | BEAUTIFUL, clothes for women end men. | 1006 Olive St REP Steen, Lindell 0164, $866 Bastin Plde ° 7 \ Se Sine Boe ee” surhly experienced for drapery red low price and courtesy prevail. ‘e cor- sees | a — ~ S ul Dp erin t endent. SAT. ESME N oe ee ae er ee tn Nellrung & Grimm dially inv pour spectio ‘Si “hu ‘HIGHEST price paid: “any cond anes - ° ~ inspection Must be sxqertonced in men’s furnish-| boar 621 Easton. fc) | department. Apply Employment ‘ ’ ’ . 16th and Cass Store Fri. Sa Mond rr tea~ ty . ——— i eure TYler 0884. 3126 N, 9th, - a3 as cware., sport POoOa men $s oe Fin 1a Of OR "a. ie be Y Tr » \ pa / , — ye . "a rarely. “v¥ehane ‘ ‘ y ' " — MAC \ > 5 : . State present er i= lothinge. Appl t on ? > Fey ARMY LACE & U RT AIN FIN ISHE “R Offic e, B. NUGEN'I & BRO DRY ~ | : — : _ |} Sociel ros Exchange. 3109 S. ae | Is it aie ot O“ 2 os : 000 C AS SH FOR “AU TOS tn i. Call for Also girls who can do onto Wh in clean- | GOODS CO. (Cc) RANG! Tm lation new also OW: ——- a lyreopr ¢ . TY WSF REAL MI s : | " mart : ak aon aahs morternges paid off. ployment and past, > yr__Btirmamsnn. 4) palinotedomnees a bcdivkes ss: |] A Men GMOMN IT Be Mamibeninhs woop MONARCH. 3737 Locust, mer: a — — - : = exper: ie! REFRIGERATOR—S814 ] aim tL nev NOT COAL. $5.25; lump Ps Super experience. Correse| ois time Pisner ant Muenchner meets | HADY—Tapjher, mtze®, goseriuniy, 10 |“tuanrvanarg oarmoanents Indies wear, $f | SELES EAD act ce glace ea), | eat ee orefumd $0 OTe GS Pate artis Tavis | automobile Loans : d on r ac — ye * = = : bu iting i EP aes, rst Vea! 108 i-o a . : " = ee sag re | | 5 us Sd as (heap a8 Sv. lS .... = : —=—== =—=— ; taka -™“¢ , aT TO LOANS To South Sk de, people on)» o)y. : . mC will 8) egg - Onna ae oodlat age a " ms x * aa 4 is bi Lf] S tO montn. . ec, a se - een 8 LA : : : ‘ ; Na a yt eee finer = f ~ 3438 _ Oran : - seal o por ence Wiki © ee ees Eastern brewery. |“ Husiness Clearing, 19836 N. Sth. ai kind minster, Wilton sere scenes moter niacs ie CONFIDEN" TIAL loans: autos refinanced. Money-maker io] treated S t r l ¢ t I y Post Dispatch, iye p: hone num her. s0X SEG: ; one wl Oo « an Cart : _ 7 rend ? Sie c Buf iT mu 1a} LB ¢ iKirk 8. BO A, — “ge 4g Te ; PB.., _— 7 44 nue ‘Ty ‘ ’ \ ' 2A rere mar’ $615 pinent, Ea ae AL: Clearing. 108% N_ Sth. oy. AP ae I vm ae 1d at | ge sick uetuliaatedi » PRODUCER GRAND ounetied 1644 8. Jefferson, (c8) REPRODU \) bos 6UICK. CONFIDENTIAL AUTO LOANS ( (; —_—-— 10 Westmoreland. FOres > . ee . rr >c ar r°t'N " CLEJ NER. @12 sher. elec-. | ‘ confi iden tial. B D X MIL. Ly IN] ORY ¢ OPERA rORS oD oD 9 1 a, @)hieig.}. pric. $22: ee gae airing. 2118 C herokee. This fine Reproducer Grand Piano AND TR IMMER , ‘— re 5) __ Sa WELRY, tyme SILVER ? has the appearance ef a new in D~306, | Post =D: Se rs! = 2 —— ‘ ANITIES—Odd walnut. and dressers os IN COLLI R ‘ils. ank of strurment: hase exquisite tone; latest 1 aft Must be capable; a SP lendt d ig: amie oA Sins j ) | sortment of artist rolla and bench: iONRUY POO’ = EE eULG I oD to $35, Wiehle, 1315 Frandckiin. Maryland 7 rox ¢ 23 7 -Dis, etyle expression devices; liberal as- nity with the foremost firm in ite i eT a ined Ae pETTART TE s acieseiilheein | WHY keep your diamonds, platinum. gol “a : ' almost n rth twice ite sale *% ma i er : ‘ Bea , ai he das Loa . -aWT” CTT ‘ - ry ely as , , I ane ain Ow vO St. Louis. to sell highest grade lo Re- | TRIMMED HAT CO 32: ngton MOUS bw) 3 ¥ Ot) | VA ry DRE $31 alnut. newest st: ver and old » deposit | ost wo! Kirkpatrick Finance £0. 1120 LOCUST ‘L-O-A-N-S $50 to $1000 Need money quick? Borrew on your | le x¢ Bi— 2 5S PAPER CI ZEA? Experienced; ivers and Moving Picture Outfits ) he ; : ; ’ s° “Vv PAY nies { price ont 2615. Terms as iow as — ~ MILLINERY TRIMMERS e have a number of me | eee el abi 8) setteran eh hh eaten a cee oe i ee hweic- ¢ ; JUL N EIN NS AD AD 8 0 © ings for which we wou to locate ener 5! : es a | eee : a pci’ hak DAE : "I"RVTITTE hether it’ paid for or not. Schweig-Engel Corporation ne ga bak secs ene ee eee ie ek eee : swe oe WURLITZER car, whether it’ palé for of mot. Camm . "Forts c ag | _s \NKEI ir | | An meecntntien 6 ¢ s pany. You keep car. Monthly payments cag Sle yh Hie AE Fag nol ready 10 Sah 7 Se stav in home An rtunity ‘to | WASHER—Water power, severa ap RADIO ) 1006 Olive St. reduced, old loans pald off, more money er Wanted b— SSS adv anced. Low rates. Pay back as little -as $10 monthly. ; rEINW BABY . YAHLEM FINANCE - onde os x | 7 wae ee were , famt- jy ; ; } »f his Resources $500 Te lect 1¢ yy 5 1 je. 8 M: fc at Milton 22 or ©0.. | a par ISH ‘PERFECT CONDIP ¥ et ote 1025 N. Grand. (e15) ; - 4 e . e AT eenall — aie a feocerr eae ay Aon ee rem lary Obese «ar ~-— Fe a at a ~~ ee 5 MILLINERY TRIMMERS— | mers tor women of Experienced : steadv posi- Pickeral, deed A ow ; Phurt og oe tions. ZIEGLER MFG. CO., i LINE’S lA Ss Bren ia 5: vt DUCED akon Fou Tiwamate AUTOMOBILE. LOANS Hote! on- W 1: Oo Gtoe ae = |SALE: SMALL P. t. ENTS. AEOLIAN | 8T. LOUIS ashington. . JUS asning., | Bile htly used horough!; ndi- aw va | , AVES | G77 Washington. SAL ESME N TO * RAV EL , “norm White: : a7 ‘ r t! ed t Mach! ~ iO and are equal in VAT Ml my brand-new rad ry PiAN' Drigiht; wmnowany « ise ; ‘good —————— a cue pOBsSess rove rl ee Pongy Pari Ra Un” Meet ten every way to new machines, guaranteed | per! : NGIoOn., Bacrisice cond tion a nabie il] 15636 N. 16th 2 ] TrileNM 10 >.) bed « Ts | . » lite } ‘ ™ 1 ne = ge i ' hign-eTadae eyn¢ icated Cver- | orm—averora me — for one year ilk new macnines In : - ee - : A, eee (5) rchants: advertising experi- | OPERATORS—L. 8. feller and binders « | thie lot are well-known makes as: Mids ‘Ne vei mode test circuit: | PIANO- Upright: beautiful tone: Brown | U/ . AUTO LO: \NS- cegeary clean uc , bad ; ie ‘ — rT’ ANTIT VY See oem WO On s0UG Bpeaser, Wi ma ; modern case; very reasonabie. | EDEN HUMANITY | netrete; cheap for quick sale. Call ev Alice, first floor north. | GET OUP. RATES STOCK MEN wigan 12 moainly Sayrarnix; (eicemen | Bente ware calrar one. ataaeWet T FOR SALE—WTD FEDERAL SAVAGE —_ | |tinsm. 0049 Wikon we “Veh | type rato ameter peat | : 0 45 | A N i St es Set Sen Oo eS en Ee SORTS awe Cas GODS ie : ONE! me Mita ne wc 28 metame-cbre ess © le aning Needs - Young men who have had previous er. aid in full as iy: 2 nae re } ks con- | Aprpat =y Ter , : ; Aon ladies’ Nk | VESTERN ELECTRIC | Radio Repalring . er —- - 4704 aoe et ~ ™s r) A ING HH - _ : amen nsne | ‘RLITZER, 1006 Olive et.(c3) | poR TURE & ton Mack truck: rr oP Olive, ask for Mr. L. P. Alo 6) | cine experience. for single subscription or |GARMENT CO., 615 N. 9th. ait) | BASEBALL Usiten ery {Tt a SILA ALN LY ob | comract. LAclede 6920, fea TAILOR 500 R mah a] Q} hy re n: yO iub ‘ 0 bt ron 7 : ‘ud of ha ‘ “ | OPERAT ORS a oaionieare : rr % Es : COT ‘alt O04 PINE STORE. and OFFICE FIXTURES = , : Rinesmahvas —— | $n 5 room 100$. Fullerton Bide. (cl Experienced on power machines on Mle) recive 1401 $. Trcadwav.. ELEC] RIC 5 See | Wanted HN Gronghame—ler Sale = rk. Gru roar ll 1018 Cass. (oc) NAS 2S ee a thi me, geet tis ia pf Me ggenends ihe a . anda. highest ony. ed ) . aN os , 2: puadiatameniaues tos 420 5) || OFFICE FIXTURE: i—()f all kinds: | ; 500-Mile drive “Burk Ps pee wor urn > Ith F r! i .. 2 Iv: t ome 0 in yf . r va es TT) a4 .™M PR FISEMA BR MFC. Ss Ow i ; ee cain 7 %. —w- O73 : ? bi {m7 ‘ / na’ BSii, rit im 35 b. ; ? “s Buick Brougham our ty 3 N. EV} zaom 3 705 Chestnut os inet ay. pe ri r 3 awk 8 and dress: @naan Master “6”: eave $600; ] ¢ rf ’ ce L IT LE ’ ‘ —_ -. “Metropolitan Storage ( 345 live WICKE] oy oy hey urn! » { on terms. FRSA TIVE. OPERATORS — Experl- Metropolitan Storag iy Fg ogg 4 | UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Always open. rPonverter of r ret : . : : SLA B—With yi LI NS y are Us: hams’ real Lergatne: . — hit ¢ LL. + >. - . - , ‘ , . 7 } P wt pF ee ona. onal rominent con are cai ad enced dress: steady Be en ee ee ica: harerain | Scent wae feet. 2 inehes tetee. Mieue St ‘ G d r ) Qo > t chatice for advan: ent Harty -}1}. ° om “ : ] R nae ‘ x We irk, rood pay. \ BE \\ va HOUSEHOLD i] a 7 41) inde: many bargai: . $37 5. 00 ‘ ee N — ‘ Afri. new, ig? . $) ue, en —Saalld ‘ *?P wii. . . 4 . re ater e ~% : J For undry 9 > ee a Ee fenced house dresses post E ; sealers )} ‘} SPE } Alin 2 © i> _ . inc! iD } MGIlLio}4 at } price ’ ’ ’ le i : rn on 1} - , ull - giv rence in . as Anniv 2d f . ‘ Store an fice “Fixture . ——+) »)) bat Cae ’ } b, argall RICORNSGI +9 ‘ " ° -8 nat a ——— mierenss. cal & | Paiat RUSTERERS— Exp xperienced on. over reCIPpy. FLORIDA. ALABAMA, | 9 OS a a I i | PUR. ¢ )) : wae ae period case; rich, full dq | JonDAN 6—Brouh oo a > t2 1 ¢ $18) a Lind ] P ‘ nami ae , = 7 1/ ~ ° 250 + ; ri. st - ‘ . i ® ‘ : wry ct . — : / * ¢ f hj ye ¢ ade SHER ; a a oom Sulton, (o4) T! SSEE AND TEXAS. | OPERA TORS—BINDERS Ant =. ( } Yanklin. CEntral 8180. | #7 co Miiand Ce ait Skee tone; superb action. Must oun’ Mesut toon” eee Oe vary ar f ; ; . . nr ‘ ' , AY 4 ry t ‘ . rr)? “tT 4 j . ni I 4 rg ; , r — ” . sis P Tis : ly ite wl r 2 > ANT) - 28.» “C } Bae 8 = ‘ays . he. ati P in ta be ‘ ' t?% > +o eA , +) be 2 T1176 * oe ‘ poe exe ps ’ . oe ae ee a ems = _ ager . hd A ' . ) te ol . pellignes ER AND } Par deeeenean, | wt and Bisco large scqusintance WH. buy” Expe as d On SUK “ec its : +1 Lubert ———————s_ een Seer eee aero a dispose of at once for $375. ¥ (Sood fel) rt (C3 , Ms tt ; _ seas ° sit: rer ’ . ac « {2 ( 2 ® ’ ' ‘ iK a Rh 43 ‘ Vv. me ' ’ ner wie r fe ae 0 ; ¥ ALLPAPT i> = oo = > PAT a iat “74 4 NER ; - : rg So ; are 4 2 + fu 1I% dresses. > Tl iE * “ “ yD) MOR N- 5 ; ' FX bLiA? } J ? 2] 0 . " —— “= | = . = ‘ + | T erms, $2. 00) Ww eekly. ue z r "KK iA a tancal ; . ‘ty oct {Bxoeri chow nly 1800 Sal a a we "'ING FROCK FAC TORY, Pb ee oo ee ee 141) NE aponatiania aan Foam 200 3 a Br ded “ — mopman: little ca ne} es belie : Lents. : 4a! MA N—Ove: . With soda foun- ie Be "ei STlT — Olive, third floor. eel 7 eee randnew: | > ere . ye TNs ite HAKK (1 MANN REFKIGERATOR ] lay er-] laho BUIC 15 Maaeter wiz: i. ‘ experience. e] Mendy Co. 5 . 407! eT “Pw YOR " : : ape ype se MB dl fy. i ‘ B40 50 itcher binet », rer * : 13 N. Baws Sniral @& (es - “uipped: can’ i om fnew. Win: er —. ‘ zi ' Hf E RK a oe ‘1 “le metal bed ghtl | * St a ) : | antl > : a a S] 10 OO front an eater: price right. 3016 Ta- Forxa MAN rr . ” PERMANEN i positi na i rwomer rri¢ i! . } 74 , ve 1} [ igs " a 7g of : st : : , sie ' . } -. Pak i. > . dit e\/ int “ ; . wee 2600 | ge eg A ote OS RE CTAT TY SALESM [EN xperienced in women’s idy- | Mattresses to ene; wie sane Ie sl 250, dressers $12.51 ~ | parent of eeing out Of beaieen hee Geil ot — VROLETS— 10924-1926 coaches, $176 came", sean new a prefer: cian aateas t tw: oil Et 1s stallment plan ed Beach ceed ak mittee dain? oe eecneee Tousen ike ‘211 °S $4tb st. ’ 1 g room tes $9R.50, v rj formation call MAin 1968. _ (04 Mahogany Case, cabinet » $445: all puarastend. ¥) tat r bevfiet eet and phone number. Box T-7: | have a large, new “assortment ee UT nis oh Mikmimusn wa Gees, trom Clark 1 nport’ #1 25. Agents for all OFFICE PURNITURE—Used, and filing!) | bench, 25 musie roils; sold Og ee (cO7x ; YOUNG MAN 4 : aw sete. mening ve asant outdoor work Fm vata : ne eahd pls y sea sit, +4 iM IM story o : 737224 s ' ais fing mal f ator and ranges : jOV Ces r every 1° & ; in } . nor eee (HEV ROLF Ts —1024 e768 ” oe hee: $j 75 eal applianc nent of denartme: mission: also extra Domus to men oe EN } )] * it. 3723 nlete hon ish or terms. In/@ jars at z Tifice. poly at ] new for So: haiance re- to cit ; all K waranieed. Flint A: nee Vege ! ’ ey “ nivy men “with ro tere i pi¥ _ pbs ‘ : ; > i * ‘ ’ j ve at t 7 7G i raf re A} (ch) ° . e . etor ‘¢ io eanary can ADAMS CO.. 413 i ibe | ee eee MI “nu — the low 14) SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES maining uunaid, and will % — ailway Exchan : 00. | = : el cnah: ox Guan. 1 nghland. 2d ¥ OW CAB! XTURE. 5 Chevro oach, $1: : Cal | ——— ———=—= ‘\ eludin floorceve! ; | | : coe | fora oe Da a4 ch —_— os sestisieabiniitamabials ~? Ran : ey j ‘ ent mma arae i ’ i ' / ] = re “ ; At — )) ‘ + tr? TER) ; . - ao Fa cow 4 : 4 _b a ina $29 00 | 15 Re possessed Coaches Ne oe anaes , a ee ee one eee ; pei ei SO LORS SE AAO Oe PE ers 8 ae ee ¥ J Misa sie | Eee ' / ; f es oer Ae a SORTS Ny PE AC FRR RE. o-* ° + , —- to + oy + on |% 4 ; 4 ° 4 , r : >, t as ” ‘ . ems Service. * ads Pe ad . enhone p ’ L ; } re J d : ne ; ‘ ah a : cs Ym eee. Rox T3197 Py tena! G. HARRIS. MAin 1491. (c3) 4 | - ” ) nam t] } Te ac gh eanetiaidabiiinle nas sieoamdind we gg beautiful tone; rosewood it wholenale shoe co: “4. Dr 9s Sas . 4 tet 9b ‘ 4 and ins etior +! er { _— ~ tig “ny Peat + ee bi) apf 3 , pAY . i rm | iii yi Ad ; ; Young Man's Sone s : black” trimming terms. Basement | oat el | RESTAURANT FIXTURES ‘ase, with stoci to match. | | portunit ack ° trim spay terms. , Besens RR a a aes e8 ot CESTAURANT 4 Lh case, With stoci to maten. oo a HELP WTD. Seen GIRLS bed S | SSS | ANY FISTURE POR THE RESTAURANT | AA Terme £1.00 per week. oe tiers, toe a a oe es : Li t . Gil - offe irn sh prs at ' : ' f ‘ ' ot The & cx pert SUNGALO® ron SATION RANGE : viceitondes and Shee GLOBE STORE & OFFICE FIXTURE ve produc Ine Piano Essex Ce Loach Given iwag mn oF i 150 25 ether coaches, Ford Chev- Furniture of Al Kinds we Te? rar One ™ ith Naat Dudge YAHLEM. 9 TkTrOoTT,L ar 4 q ‘ - mo OO ort ty a a , ‘ ‘ ren wa 53 et (ets teh. fe) 4 © NN eran ; ities fein. pie Sten exwersence preferred. | eo earant: must be ext iN ™ Vi ads ew vers. Gresser, pos ed, Gres , SELKIRK, 1510 Chouteau bs EE. Scmabaratere and cases ease, and 25 selections of j ESSEX COACH h men *roducts Corp.. ingshigh- | COOK nit acopgeety P : oti Aly “ et ee Se ; si zs greatiy reduced ; : Fatal JP . RTE eae ON \ Uarierd cai complete: "eood condit a | orhoee HARKY COV cReMANN EviO- yy reproducing rolls; only Kook 1% Spee 2. inexperienced. § tO 25 nnd. MIR wack 123°O Hodiamont.(c) Ke ble mirros ' oak wardrol — a0) § Vetead : : . s 3 3 UNNAlcessaA eo Packard Mf 70 , CAbany 0460. 6159 Lin- MA I N l ~ : er “Ons : =< hea ; coe * en oa ~* 7 ) m c S 101 5S 0] l \ e St. = ob Bint * | z “Or acum a ioe, ace *. Tole Superior (hie ry. MAN—For RS FD ‘Ents west BRANCH. try raintinege “ . . Be . ate dell. (e746 } 4 es ° Coo? it te " . f } ; e “ Ste he wane . , a. : ¥O “ a he ; } ’ : ~S - . 7 “ sles ommend — — 7 ; f — and partic ulatt Be. ASSERS and SOLICITORS DRESSMAKERS . arts — . a ; = ih) } Ae 2112M 5510 8 Kings! ich en , ) 1925 SoGe “ Cc . MULLER is the man to sce if you), Experienced Pe he ge oe Ry sa : 169.50; $2.50 weekly: living room bed- | |} NG FURNITURE CO. }) | Tyrrwnrrrens—$i5 ana 4 ra na During 1926 the Post-Dispatch _ © to orient ——; po ae: os ' “9 x ties Wan ile. 48 rk; steady wi wk and highest pay. fiw tay Furnishing Ce ° i | : 5s 69%) printed 29846 Herse and Vehicle equipped with spare tise. ~ bemeers and MAN Pian if pox 7-23 ) : —_ | EISEMAN F ge MEG. CO. 1081 Wash et x Franklin « | “? | 576 | ; : b}) 2618. of ranklip Av. ry 'TERS-Underwoot. Remington. “Wants” — 2085 mere than the "HY DSON 3 FRAMPTON, 309 Locust st. a a: OFS fl fr ni. a er ~ . seiitiie nn fies . q le ap! } i . . j }} #£. z , os : : a : frames. 2313 © Compton a 3 OER | PINTEERS on age ak Greens. AD AS ST VES—Quick _Meal.| slmost 26 || {i : 5) | Royal. $2535) lowest rentals. revere. THREE other St. Leuls newspapers |i j.45. jg07 — coarh new, Sime: maw AND ie thage < ey veri c ze NERS WANTED _ply Excel Drese C eee 21 Ww ashing ton ? - 18 wt K. LA vy "ton Sak 1% ; i - es — — ne ne el 2 . , ‘ etait 2 - — ic8) ' combined. — trad«. 2508 Ns Gread. érba Dy 1h perm. (odF ; ' pags ” aaa aes, an eeriak) shop. 4 eee = today. < ‘ mid. — $600: mail ord novel- F INI SHE R an res a Post-Disvaich. Vlive at.; Lindell 6441. (c3)

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es MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS are BOUGHT, SOLD and EX CHANGED through these columns every day, ¥® an “es ES =33- : AUTOMOBILES :=1__| ROOMS WITH BOARD—South) ROOMS FOR RENT 0 TelD'"S5 wong oe ——ee i _—— — Se | 0 “Gare sisswo eB) | Dark. —_ exposure, = = __., HOTELS _ Coupes For Sale ___ Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale ip it mae rr wn 1926: with new paint an | CHRYSLER 70° SPORT ROADSTER. | 9 Dod oe } | : - oS Tey eon Tl if SRF a Tooking f n carefully ont, sae met. 81/'27 Dodge B. Sedan), REA! | HAW. 42204—Riom Aad-wboard for z.| vate fair. (Ady or peal a= | 4] (( )) | Looks just like new: fully equipped with HUDSON COACH {ixeewe~, | 38k OE can sport equtpment. wing wings. etc. Tag! Ly, an - f} sins ° ‘ 2 ' ome . j rave ¢ : re, 0 W @*pare tire an Other exiras ie) — ES ge Tome & .UTO CO,, 3107 Locus D 756 3 0 down, balance im 12 The finest looking and best conditioned auto- LEADS YN IMM ET et PR ese Pea a > Se -. ie ( niin 7 7 a yet inst HLDSONTRAMPION. $909 Lemwt # || 1 obiles in St. Louis. Nearly every make and HS °8: im very cood mechanical | Vahlam ale: 2 ‘ord L923 DODGE. vas .s > raat \} 90 nd paint. {Ii -o5. ° >= mod ead go: any! 7 >! - TPE « eeer*. These cars on display at our four showrooms: ‘ap i— « »* . ° + th SR, ty | mse ’ ¥ a on wr 3 sige 5 Oya AO olin Wahied. 3 ve ae aly a e “~« viet 5 ; “= Poe : 3034 Washington. 3005 Olive S +S Ee eee Sale ae °8)| Keeping roome: ~ moders @ — Open Evenings and Sunday NRIGHT. o243—Room. Seard. | fo ly ee ears ; Laer, $3: rds, SOU THW ES 7 N AS H COMP AN Y 5 = = ap eng? Oey > > eae stinien Southwest Tacit, —y “PL Spy USTs) [Foro Rosa emiate: | Gonna * ‘YAHLEM, 1035" Jistributors of Nash Automobiles excellent meals. CAbany 87015. | lemes. J e 2028 {WEBER PLEDGED 55° PL EDGED ans |S ef barcain. 41 fant. es sORD SEDAN comin! utomobiles. i YAS: COACH, ‘ . ea es Serer ee _ ao, | M A. Cc. ge we | : \ . ) 7 . } ” “NORTHWEST _BRANC ___ Touring Cars —_ Sale_ ee Touring Cars For Sale — 3000 Locust St. 3039 Locust St. weil ee — a a rr wimee + tare ts Ps sen a) ae we Peg we i Le athe Tl te “ati yall, h ° ’ a, Ph be a. ge a Pues z aaa . tipi coe ery , Siete CRE Ste athe BO art #e§ ot need O76 FO ‘ he, res . aire, , lied a " 4 fe CRD. el NP nye sai > en ae oe ee ~ tik —— terms — é 5 “ey Tr "S 192 F ORI ) j ,' eit on Jt 4 . 3-5 LOC) SSS _ ar —~ ttt at, tent (WEBE ER PLEDGED E2s2 gs Soest ohn aoa aad ‘in “> in see Ohba aE Chins ae POE ome ¥ . I oes ess Boo oo nea ¢ Sr es ae ae ne * a3 S atid PR re gee eR: Fr ST CORD INO RGN Ts 4 oo br Pe Gl Mia Hi Re aketie NE ee ete ee + p ee Jewett. Ix ‘ge OVERLAND— ac! 26. 995, Hu tne ~ re ned in. Ford Sokre: Mee = : WEBER. PLEDGED. cans ola OVERLAND. Studebaker Roadster, £300 mode! AFLI $850; sacri! lem. JOSS N ST AR 6 COACH. $650 THE CARTW IGHT MOTOR C0 woe ee oe to PE_MoTon Sol o- : . “1 ure : ie ood s6 ranted, mechanically. Kube a9) C ARTW RIG HT CER] IFIED [WEBE R PLEDGED ¢ ) + BILE 3 DAN [oF YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR eden aege so MRA P ae RT tr rei ta ae he ies , ERR. HP De ALERT Ra «ORR CO & RP . ‘ a ola oft ee ~ ach: reconditioned and cua: 1995 FORD COUPE __Secans For ooo. BUP ILE S$ BE nog . ry a M “THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR G) sifakits (SeS fet ERE RA Hse) Stug. Oak : en t 22 : a + —- - : UL > = a lin ; out : _¥e = A .) Morg ran Street Me ROR ae Raat icons sagan? ae oR Aap A Set ier gh tail ill gt —_— a ee ee ta, gates rw rer ' MAS Y¥ 2ik AVAEZSS oe eee eae - = Dad dectinal, Sitaiea st a —_— re ne Mow on hee Pid ‘ ‘ Se aee tle re > om, ee OE + NT Oe: ngs, Set ae ee dir gone eam a : a Gt $55: t: - ‘cS 7x _ ROOMS = RE NT—CITY _ am ifn th ot bua 7 ae a RP a Be F. 2 J _ Pi ORE RE 9 RY PE Mean Lee Re aaa RS 1h Sold Seat Kaet Buickr Buick £-passenger _ An S aoe a*' hohe - sient Sigg arenbten 2 PLA pie Raith Alto a ee ROOMS wa NTEO ° Ya ~ 4 . . ~ : - * . ™ rr . . L MAL a RR ty Sane eri: oq Crrnt ae ™ LET—4-pase : ' . a . : ¥ mr “ee slectrc fate WEBER PLEDGED S355 2s nndsd pte Sen | Willys oc | RES, Gree Shanes 25 Chrysler Coupe oi oh Eames og niece ates, come, ime, than g000 | FORD Toaane, Fee: Wks Sou: ceas, | Rreetear, Wiimel ae | be we , egies 4 . "$13 % rms. — 2 Souzk Par | Oe RES a ae " ne Ettore : pena * _ Auto Bodies For Sale > di “Sam tral std Seal Used Bucky _Touring Cars — Sale (= ue. 250% 22s 8h: ~ ‘ha «__(c37) | _Dleam goa “2535-37 Ih rr-dead Loe aN : & hy) i IO W N ~~ -=_ HOUSES, FLATS ETC. cware open, _ QO REPOSSESSED TOURINGS | HE DENTSucivi “Feasenaer touring “Fires For Sale SR gy RS MARYLAND — 4253—Niew. . - : mB : roles a anions ere. embers. | TIRES 4 Sax4- 4. 30nd 3 Far | sii reek : ar ‘$48 Mes ARTMENTS FOR | furmie : ee ee Central DOWNTO HFAT FrRaNeRED APARTMEN EDAR STREET > tna do . : ‘ art reef fo) fa FAA sane olen UNS CDEMT AT - . SS we . eS N— Tourtin - — . . ‘ay TFA A Wy F MOO % MOTC R , North HTARPER ten WEBER PLEDGE UStS ee Sie near so Hit lana SAHHRIis wv} rOQreee — dine Buick Sport Roadster $ verte O _ Sede en. ARSENAL 3954 — Sicom. 2 gent A * ~ ~~ & J > oe mAs ‘ ; _ ™ . = aetge es o as +4 . «= . ‘ ‘ “ . rer at + * Leet ad ‘ . — . LATE MOON. $250 salem) mais CO: a, twin Dede: private family Laciede 3UN7 | peecurcn > Se : 5 | _ ; OUTS. 4414—itenes >dze Roadster L2% ntiien , oul tios ae ; . “ern ie A LLA ' = tiene . “S[e¢. orivaete aduite: sul South 3684 PReMen orefer-ed _—— SEAT. Lic#t AND 6G. ‘ FOR D— Couves iras + ee 2. Bee ———— ~ a , is ae tae COUPCs . tertus ys ‘xk gtMarantee + Lafayette. LA i nag Plage lon : — WE BER PLEOGED Esx2 “EXBELIEVABLE—BUT TRUE CHEV ROLET ROADSTER | ’ popG nd Neve DAN come | " 3 jeady te > : . eit * 4 : "est 7 r = 7 ’ . . ry a. - Just _ « , 7 . , c s es 8 * é t : , me m : mee ” - - -_— 7 —" ahs rey - aad - a “ 4 Pura ~ + TT} rh. . . ¢ seeping ted) as Tomas ‘$30 a0 - t «775 tertne 4. ces 4 ; 3 — ’ —_ - ” » : - * 3 °omn: tely f2r- ran he ‘housekeeo: ag rooms: 30 children

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 86, 1927, | ROOMS FOR RENT— Sou, ag eh That SPARE ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE or apartment may be rented to a desirable tenant by advertising in these c columns. 3% — post PsPaTCH LAFAYE Beautiful eee oo ‘ iorry ae 1 exposure — HOTELS ne ona Fr r —— i HOoUsS¢, FLATS. aoa — RS a | ied ae | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—South ate ae abel OR nen ee FOR RENT. FOR COLO Dd : ai West ——e S ibdceaaeihl Northwest ern 4-foom fli : it ‘wurphy béd. in| ete.: n lecorated: 3 bedroome: near) La SALLE, 644A 3 roome. elertz: e: WATERMAN, 5501— iret floor east. ca ASHLA? 5500—New. modern om | @% | echooj; reduce bw oe ent $20 AEP. 907 _Chesinats Ae = sisting of living room. dining room. | ¢yxGepr 2 — | efficieney: first floor: | ent WENZLICK GARPIELD 1427. | ) | foas 880t Les Froom flats: new i Kit hen 7 c rs ; P = ; . %~4.* “Io . , . = P 4 oe 76 . . -- - . + ‘ " : ‘ “ae ; . a af . 7 : fiom: ve }} i Rul ar it Bicep ' ' , 81081 . bees) ee Liu 1 A on ri NEBRASKA. ?6 \ , j } ‘ . ma ; . ' fire and aeons : is vorch, sthe. shower: \ decorate: | ——"= _ =a >i ti —¥ modern; ad Re x furna oy iUr 370) $} rooms, bath and © 1 Parra nged; newly pepered, $55. Cat aay 1" o4 ‘’ . Y > ’ TY TION Of ; j LA ot tht Bee MW O-room 1 bisnhed ; > a x : y on t? , oa f e a | , 7 7 é ST. LO IS INEST HOTEL LUGENE J. ALTHEIME] ‘ILLIA! ‘fticlency; low ret MAin 4 . (05K) inet: hn we a iP lel "i gag ~s rPRANCIS mY ’ hs et Ban 714A wy 9-00 a | | ALSMER. INC. S)1 Chestnut si McPHERSON, 4965—2d floor west; . five | 75715 ; | ar 3x PR TIETIENS, 722 Chestnut st PLY MOUTH, 6800--PEKSHING HEIGHTS; ° HEMMET. MANN SPACKL FR aa $7 0 ; ideas home manent or transient guest addres f EST TE. 726 ; “ yt) rit Oo1 nicely furnish d: piano, machine. >? war ; ‘Abu a , MODERN 6-KOOM EPFICTIENCY APART.) pC ry Ya " nd Chestnut, (c* ‘wer yes SMEEE Gon. Embodics every postible convenience and comfort Known to tundes YO: 5 rooms, sun parlor. breakfast room, |!inen. immediate possession we tye 7 ows Ite Cosy roms bath. ¢ MENTHLAT WITH GARAGE; RENT | —-Ae** SS me. in good | Seennity. 11 neutt Gh the Ge late eeldeatial ahind oe oanenaiion ateke caer ts Pek Oo Gir as, : | STANLEY. 68: very ws R $15 | ’ : G, | wh a terete: al # t?T) TD 1—-4 - MMEILMAN AC KLER = = : | ~~ 7. stiV s 1 Ou; 2 N ‘i New t} we 2 . . . ' ari Sf pPilig : ' 504A g Ax E WESTGATE, 750—Corner 65-() room ef! ‘ - 4 ; , : th — $65 P at 7 + %&4 } 7 4 , ’ ' ; ; 118 . Tr OTD ‘ ise iency; completely furnished; $70 up. : . = 5. rand bi. sACL PGE GV (,1f is) ‘ ‘AEF. @ 7 Dining Room Pransient Rates Night Life rt, De sf - = ciem y d; $ I ane ye LDikz. 6100—5 fooms. steam heat | uA | rt HSHING H GRAEF. 90 Chocolate Shoppe Surprisingly Low Private Bus Service a « Gale AL AN. 3 Reg ere ne iia” Ge intone eat. | ; cr A EST PpI-* 41° room apartments mie | Py LIP! ry Ney Ss 7 T Ar ) “——y vr 4-KOOM APARTMENT, $65 _ [c83) | MARC > 10 cht Tooms 252 , CsoN AV. P + ah pp we EF A = vine a , - n nn . i . os } > N 65 : ¢ , gan if fi -. , _ i ; ‘ rif G it } 4 ect ‘ ‘ } Kt =). ; " P Parkview Bt} = KINGSHIGHWAY A’ LINDELL—DElmar 5700 wee Kingsbury; completely refinished FACING FOREST PAK, $75-8100. ane te | aa,ié “N dodi-——3 large room yp Ltd Is \ HINGT N wens a ai | vice 5544 Pershing: elegantly furnished 4 and) . 2 : }_ fFent reduced, $ [eo : lars ; wrictiv | ectri garage Cc] ri. $37. : a7 th tric. » Wa. pen. s pom . WOLPF-POLLACK, 101 NN. @th. WAla 1858-1 decorated ; GLISYA vn ural Bridge. ; }Orest 62 16} Union MAin O52 796 Arcade RB C4)! moder we! iCal t (Coa BoPtsN SUMMA bed 2 . | sn tt 2 A» : .¥ , 4 TY eis ee yy ee eee PR Bas ow ee Pe ae 1. ate 2 3) 16 some allah re Eee | CEIEAT A A HH OO ' ficiene ve nese at n good ndition if AN IETIENS, - 03030. . m , ee ‘sagiige aoe ‘ rt mt x " F i W ga lanitoy , + ahet 1904. 4 rca oes a : 7 - 1 4 : ae ‘—e sis - : ~ ent Ma ' ry , 2. ROOMS, [NDE TOLD. ‘= ROOM—F ron nrivaie f kta weer a nd a 1 Se | aie” cine ‘orely AKE DIESTELHORST R. 5477 Delmar LTHEODUSIA. : rr! irnat leul tMetutee eaeonh lace ring oe -_ 201282 Chest! » 4 i, d Lith » Ath | + a Sadi reas halt ‘a gs, etn “a z ins. dressing room | | vet TE : S40 AL | . ’ GE + te J INC oo a — . lyn JOST. ‘Room 308. 722 ae? Ey eg | | , eds. ee seni , ee RENTS REDUCED FEINBERG & JONES, 2909 N. UNION. ow seeleeens ' Kt Te : a Cad —_ ceicilaaand MUG - a bed 2a tL NETS ' rm REST 8762. (e) | . . ores Shin ; t £7 Argonne A} martments UNION, ‘A—Bright 5-room = corner ss ¥ og ~ nveniene Po ABs Ys -4 ote tollet flat; Oe nang $45. “GArfield T1125. (ERS) | age ye «9 — eee tr he ait (e776 ewly Entral 0054 ee ee whe om vid $e ath te a Canton 9 an Maa ae. «lle a amor oo al dl Cana, Et AR 28 + dye oe a UG ” *, ee ee oe ee ee yt: & 0 nee nel ora = & Ruckahe aaahn te en pM 4 nesta) sal ahamster val i ake Anette te Se a a } cr? } “ff Pay : ‘ M ashington at (rand WAGONER Pi. 1001 ) Ot a. (7 Yeu ly } urnished ane spe: dines : | | J. TT tp sone EEKS’ FPREE RENT. , : : nished | ij > kad } BOA | . i. , } wly | a a ~! tru MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Ollve. MAin aes | 210RA ie 3 roome. electrée. $158 : . i } $33] 4 CO! 3 roome lectric. é, 5664 ne- Ke's A GOOD ONE or b ga in Ly | 7 £02] New cam MA | 1195, as 269°) *. ' reeey gre ; v } . 4 : " ; ie ‘ " 9 so anmekeenil rooms, raze LAFAYETTE, 3017—Beautiful G rooms, sot ae Sa G OCs. ee cH, Cie are offering for the fitst tim t a Lown. | room o-room let [ El 2h IiMA KONHARDT RLT) ‘O PPT ER : rm | '¢ RP RENT Te ¢ ‘OLORED ERNON [pet a 4 shower Prong Immaculate parish; open; Dee! , ' m eek) | Luce rental i er consi stil f Rw ner ain heat rd od fo I i ee a f> 4 ae od —New. 3 ro us. , ) haber em ger ect ricits $¢° , 4110 Lambdin vai atiful aad 2-room TER om - : a? reasonahie rent. ‘ w aire: , eae ng , ema ie he ‘ Treas "he Ads » eee Se. = 2 s burns : ry igo anartmente rs ssonable nt HY ine floor en eipree: . WOLPF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 NEW EFFICIESCY APAKTME T roo! ar ditehe! which hav mh i : roums; rent reasona ema 20) z " oe © An +s VERNON. 0050-—- oe oe 857 WE STC J ai he vee entire elurnisss wilh turmture, | .ENTID AST ‘dos. Fk. Dickmann RK. EF. . 623 Chestnut. “Et PO tds | ~-- oo Sk ~ ssi x MAtiNOLI é ) ) pOTNS fir j ins ‘OOT rpre aK a. ANG # ry 1 ! ners 4 , " xy ~~ “ _ oa ee Pi ee, rte! cS JEtferem : (cdi i in ULL ANKRAL ; ' th at fing farniand Be Bee soupa— Newly decorated poor | MAUNOLIA. 4231-76 roome, first ath enciie: was range. bed. ironing board. |" ‘There re als a few larger suites: con. Oi A OM a 8g eller pintemernandat : “S)| QARAGES, STABLES—RENT ro “34 aeepine : ais CV ss ete ‘ oF pe T] snes Lt S I J! an he yy : . — |. ‘4 \ ( rs ‘ % isin : “Giga ° ae pe eee) 7) , y ‘ a ade - 7r% so sé @s ens oe HAN “A ‘r apartme! 2 roon bed 3 RE - Ty "AND, oo aT. CO r TY o oon | d | hen t e. * $50 | Dee Ss —— Modern a ev z NE W S] NG L, E » a Ys a0) Southwest AGES | — ' 47.00. LAciede 109% 4 LARGE KOOMS— MI RPHY BEDS KINGSHIGNWAY, 4711 8.—Garage; 85. | | . howe «am Af ; | ad wR NED + ror HES | Riverside 5200. (eS) WASHI NGT ay" 4 7 le ' J G KAY OLS EL L, EN Were AP AK TMEN1 we Pn ni gar. e ri hea mr) nme the " ne wmfor and conven OLD ASHLAND. $4 ) ‘rile ] ~ “ ' : ee 246. i? : eee ger LUA m (TARA ; Tnooes no . é Gravois nd 4 room eificiency, | jobt, ati attractive 3 large rooms and breakfast room. | Art SEND welded £ 2 (co NCIS. PF. RKY-RUTH. 110 N ~ eas abi . WAS NOT : 7 > oe ety) | ocuding € _ CODOR, MA he n cabi 2 fur zi ; uD ‘presen ee manare! | premises. 4-room efficiency: steam heat. rrp, s S002 A——4 rooms, b me f FRA West I £ Ona # ied . 7 rs . ‘ si¢ . ‘ y cit > + —- ry ere mar” oa ~ > — * : a . yy! . to . “ / y 7 ¥ ’ 7 : crt s 2 7 a 700 single or | : tL, Dulit-im ironin ard, DB e! LC. it IE Dn 4609 STANLEY EPSTEIN NC., 904 Chestnu 29 s N side 46906W., PRoespect ; l. Ch: ) ‘ | PERSH! B024-——Jarage. (C83 THNGTON, 4916A—Desirabl janitor service and steam’ heat; rents very | MISSOURI REALTY & CONST. CO. (c4) MAin’ 4384 | ASHLAND : BRAND-NEW 4 7 f : ‘> ‘> ‘ . : sf SB: + houseke. : Ws SHI ; aaa ‘ a: ms roo . LAH ty din > r ery Will l Lit - oe . ra. . — | j S°HRceping ’ A I LOPES On Cal Bt LE ot RT \PAKTME NT oe 2 4 large ce room : aot: ikfast 0 i ‘ toilet % 30) 9 4 ay) id 5 he MOVES | a an a es hamnaney : de VaR iiding manag t we] 141 Belle screened sleeping porch: steam at. WEST F \D RE AL TY MA NDS. ( lan CO : ; a > vr ra a . we _ mis . . 8s , 3 ris 7 t e ° ‘ ‘ , J y a ’ ’ J : e —~ ; _ 214. (ei for Wastin | nates roon é' ‘. c pallimen ttn "u 30 r © lency pari! St T QUIS , | aroest Hote! vo 40) ( LA A 3416 Oh ee, Something Different and be TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES wan $: * ne Hie ri) 10554 nd f r fron SE: v RAL APART MENTS LEFT. ot | avian a “ ; id gues... bg 4 large rooms, breakfast room; 311— large. cheerful ' on Pace 1 MEAT DEPARTMENT—In ie eo rue WAST » tein be 3005 Mer Bt.. S-% POI with Mur 6G. . Dreans FOO : Off “2 S-room efficiency: steam heat. rooms. gas and « / lthe @°00 block ot 4 2 «rocery for rent: reasonable. Lindell S051) Va ba ni pom: «i! —- : _ aie hy is, til at wit trolite wall p if t-in ch [ draw are JLie€rs Just south of Natural Bridge. WENZLICK, G AnD iF t 1427. ™ en CCU | ak a. (@@) {hoor east, uicely TASH ‘Jes ee Bn yee ; Ln hower, Naruwvod | r i] eVildy yy : and west of Union. WYOMING, ¢ 5 5 1 r rn rn fila ls : ear er modern rat neis OFFICE SPACE—Suitable for real estate : (ed) and kitchenett ‘ -" , anes ; roon Mura J 1 #K men ana aining Tt TO open pi | il oe" - A part ments Two blocks north ' - line. ‘ 7: 1? “) Arti lPIBW Siting af 3 ‘ 15 room it} . eg mtractor. insurance office or beauty af riished; for sis wen Cine ane Gone oe Chee. & | ev . Jb : a - ee FRANCIS-PERKRY RUT! 110 th. | ING See . los { extablis {c} tt Dat Swe othe RN te 0 A IIE Ge ity Aly le fem Rae ee + eligi” Mec tte reo a hy SHIN aT ais ooun~>-4 FF P-9F rOrest 6 was 4 ae ee ine ERS G L0—3 larg re me ni in 4 ung io 4 at a. ae - oO 2 Om lepatch (4) AT a N IN C iT’ Y. Rentals from $150 per montb TU Arey ON DACKLER | 201 : thi agua woke 1 vp OT af FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished i a. at Dispat is 3 FINEST Lin ) 3 were oo ene a? eae A y a cae | Ce ore eizecd . . rere: ‘ - : : | ae ‘ tA nel t : . ‘ nt (8386 0] erehing 4 4 rooms, 2 ey 4 oa THE HOT EL rLEN ( 5 Four Celency ery | : West raj ' Opp: : : ” erry 4 »TOIN § l4ine , 50x 60. . 94 G F477 Delmas : modern: ha tile bath: $4: ATP vi recent sleeping | CARDINAL, 1014-16 — Bullding 30x F. W. DIESTEL HOR “1 a. Oar Delmar ((%/ (ai 1D) (a. in 7 ry WEST si wan Ke AL TY AND CONST. ( Southwest , ni » {ni (4) ‘a tand, office, electric; next to the : \w WS UNS WH \ IYO) FUrest _ OF a SEBO BIER: ‘SENAL, 6316—-New % or 4 room effi- DELMAR | a-room furnished flat.) Cre aE au, end C ime. ut. it F arid re Apa rtme nts ip is ANN 2399 5 room — iency: hardwood! ciency; decorated; garage. (4) — rest $f = C4) | a Saas . ye 3 : nampst " ] : ‘pring Ar tle ate heat, et $50) .N 4 ‘ agar rye 1 lcely at In20——Space; ideal ealep, any- oe Oe tee ae un parlor: third | WEST END KE ALTY. “AND CONST. CO., | ANG es Desens eee, ee, ee a Oa. seonmne: semen. ng: ‘also 2d floor, 7 roome: pfficgs FOrest. 6227 3436 Union. wr me . arcw i] I ~ . eee : ‘part 9 rnbarntt facturing. etc. “crt ’ : it’ ’ ’ , r ee , tel See a Ww a Arfield 1427 bay EB “an ie eure (U5 N—Store for lease, (83) FLATS FOR RENT ATES, S494 —9 large: Tight rooma, new” | bargain if taken LAA27, | tr aire 4568 Easton. — jg De (7 , KN? ‘MENTS - | 7 Wee Recenctonrnins ~ | COLUMBIA, 4977—Bungalow-flat, modern, | K FNSINGTON : hehe Sten) ni rent reasonable. Apply Hud Gieth i0—Cozy housekee; ae , : Bi Fane MARN APARTME! > Central bast tN bs . kien 2 en err 8 rooms: gavage: rent reduced. x © = 4 . a LX es a ——— ¢83) ; ali my hous ences; fessor. WESTMINSTER. 493t-—2 sleenins Or? aaa aer LF tes coulis den” Ss y = 28, hn compere a CALIFORNIA. 1021—3 fiz r lee- | By a |N 41 44- 4 aaa e. ti be th 6.1" oe, * 7 "6593, oF ee tak pany 2503W, _ (e83) | VA Se. O12 Pin HN | rr 0) ha ‘ tram ; 4.” 4 Aci . ‘ ~ J L rY ’ Pepe coy = ‘ : : | j LIN : a rt i ; ; ; - ‘ ee ery? - ’ ’ f 4, 4 ; } a “+ : me 2 reas i rit "y anetnaaaik: ; | gre 1 “AP. - i} Lwpiy vodnAl FA SLON oe pro ik? . 16..4-% ros ‘ffic} , yYIiVERN : ) UU" cel a WASHINGTON, 2816— “arate Yr eumme! Ln ee ea oe. Son Ms OOTANICA! »1--4 modern rooms, the | remodeled and decorate ber ew | iw} $20 month {e) ' a HOSE , yee es farage $40 . garage furna lectrie ee oe ae > Tras ‘ AT tay a-Si Past 7 oe Nt th on RE Seteigee ete Seen ae ee oe . To ee ARI ati Fs ‘ ) » . sir . ¥ rooms, includi ‘ ini pa : ‘> T “rte ~ ; A ; . apts -~ a es CHG ‘ " hat : : eg ; c e . Fyn o as es CR nt O14 aigso @leeping room, gz CAbany (416% mm herson an 25 ah. MAu 38. writ ) Ps . HY! } 5 . oy f r4 : +{) > , vargas? or Ae , . le G0 . mont} } lence | ic, TIL RM: ’ > IRATEN TS I b> | Bo 045—5 large rooms: $50: | etc., 3 ail i and QUofr OGK) | 5 SEEREAN AD AT sate Oak” 6RiE Gunde owe fs en er . c3 pase ene DWELLINGS FOR RENT 2500 | SoU. ARE "FEET FURNISHED OR NFUR ™ ) ee po —— ipdanpaaien oan , — OO, ‘ ee ’ sna i * : NST A. LIND 2 a ms, raetay On pper may 1 0 ef CORNE K eo KER AND THE CITY. ewer i ‘ ‘ “a ( Tris. , j sorties d 4 a ys Mt > oye j m ern at e- f*ty Sin? Central VRA we [* PERR Orn, 7th ON N\ ( aT) ey "] ang in g iG at! rice a gual v | 2 CPT ON ) DR . RBA WAT Tes rine st ey Ai " ‘ 4 ’ 4. . = : = North SReTaArtcTr, D ‘ ; skeen rt; a er > wr | ‘ OVUARERTY CHEF! , 't Cheetnut MAin 2036 + hestnut st i 0" srdwu i floo fxrage BD i —., ee WESTMINSTER 1 ey — ANNI, UB rOOCT vA) ; y eu ! - ne » 7 4 : oe , ra mov - ‘ ris 14 ’ ‘s, HROADWAY =°43@ Ss —s ‘arge rooms ; a Jv a ‘ iA | > - S40 ; ef 1.1 47 tN Ori tw " er: Jet rent very réasotn- room). $4; phone, hot water. OG) x NZLICK. GAKFIELD 1427. e ws e hot-water } round. | CHA MBER oy. me, el ) Sal second fieor: $22.50 month. | n the i block 01 ROOMING Le y Bridge Hit | / at $35 month ¥ > _ — - or é : : sit’ « hid i aA hatha imi * ‘? ' i : . ; e i? ; 4 i if + 7 | i \ " . ; iz ; ; 4 ; " EMRIGHT. oOfSi—Housckerping | suite PST PINE . necting. CABANNB. 5845— , ery attrac- rent $ pen Sunda 3143 > th. 3 roon tric : |} CARLSBAD, 6030——Strictly modern. sired Southampton district (1% block oo ooene?r foome. ral ane GOLDSTEIN REALTY C0, evervihing Ir? he > a 9.1co0) og eae age? : — ne ' ary ae r! > Oo PANGBURN. REALTOR aan bA! 7°° Cheatnut ‘oom nel double LAciede | 6A (wes c ATT Kings! hy a , ~ 4 rag in OT es , ral MAiIn 2036 819 Chestnut. MA ; 4707, ' ~~ res . " ‘ {a . ‘ ; im STA A DELMAR, CAhany 1400 a ] K po mit mocgern rootms b. rene . enniiie . , : xX‘ miOonauy j-ary: | Tiat cnt eaut t, hal) rere? NOMih MAMArms 1515—Nice ab store . e bath, shower: . refers GODW 1 2 at REALTY ( 5243 Delmar. FOrest 3270 : ne ‘ell tindell 40 STTEM) 5 rooms nodern ¢ living om, large bexh break fu P'’PATL J. JARZEMSKY. REALTOR, treo ROOMMATES WANTED ee ny SEA T IF U L ‘TRA AY MOOR indell 39 \STLEMAN. | PAL J. JARZI KY a wees ee ee ee ee mn fea;©r: ood : ohtinuous hot. : ICk > comms. $18, Mico nstal edrooms: vacant May 1:|room and kitchenette, with every modern | 1g92 ST. LOUIS. TYLER 6159. ( | WOLF-PULLACK; 10} N. Sth. a Atm 1Boh Ta. ' ao N e ; 4 be ,OID 6 af so¥l i r) " "y , {a} ET ‘ LID ia N — ice. if. ' ’ a j ATE ; a t : ‘ . ry? + ' ("a rrr t) ¢ we mi 8 . ’ " , > : » - -' TP RI “) \ ae | ( beep { wereurtrt ° = y- 4 “a . ~ ‘ ge ’ 2 : : ign jth or { a an pa _ . ‘ e. “et Ea | e Awe Ke] : ‘ :? ; Ch sty ut : ' S ¢ ‘ wf pat . - o> _ . ‘ .* on hi ; ; 4 . pies 4 CHO! ‘ 5: wit ie al: ar) bert ivran + ty: deco REFTT) IR. Victor 0895 e54x ; $117—Mo ern 5- room fiat STANLE ¥ hy N . 4 e uJ Pat ne 6 , a} Cyaot ; PLORISSANT AND ADELAI and ee rs anitor rvs JEfferse _ lao 3! " $50. GRand 1125 M | __ AN S05 ; 9 | Emma Hldg.. nearly entire ¥ sole enol ae j an Paes a tel a adi eg ee cy e arge roorr bath excel .e! cgrrd.tion,; an " on ) rooms, 2 baths. See janitor on rent reduced 83 0 ‘Gartiel 1 8456 (cl) | | See enience one | Will remodel for hotel. dance 423 9—Ft urnia ished a, ie . DELMAR, 4333—-Fuirst floor room Fr for key. C. LEVY. CEntral O&¢ so — = = ee i COMPTON, 1618 - —PivE “ROOMS. FUR | West Me . xe ) fs = , | “ , onal) — — light: price f: 4} . "4 sre a : e*? iu! JOST-MILLER R. E i F 7 ~ - eccenensteatians - — = rs Y he ont = = 3 ; ‘ . ' WAC j rIiLeE BATH: vas. (5% " | AMHE ne P L yy See i a ; : ail . romper oe le ARK. 4498 — He nerkeep ing. pome: garage: phone. piano: mentieman: | _ i ‘ew 3 Roon itehene TT TIETJENS. 722 Cheatput. GON* UT, 38644—® rooms ) and tile | “yooms. bat! hace | eae Kitchen $4 up. DElma _ wee, ft okt, FE = sai. ¥ : _— DEY LMAR. Pah A—Mo9 Aern Has na s; Mu! New ‘ R ooms, Kite henette SINTH 1446 8 poome ¢ ac: mew. | bat! : { 7. = wa BRO. R. E. CO ‘ - ; 550 eae it 4 Mi wivtA . | . , . rt . ne Le +6) r ped; anitor gervi ) } | Ye Mun T ract, $7 0 iv @ aes ; hathe: £19. ; 8605 ON 399. Post ; } iro rr: : n | rt 2 b se ¢ ja n ’ be i ifn ln at! yn opp paite Fe pst : kk ST TE 3 : : es | TEM) tA ~ SPA iT. eR REAL a FOrest “62°7. 2416 Union. Doc TOR. olkte oe ‘ a 28 : yt a 7 biaey or) ry . 7? 95 Cheatnt ‘ TATE Chestnut st Ne r south. PA QP 2 f- if V ms r ery i ox ,7T ¥ 4/ ; rOT) TA EY EPSTEIN a’ : : = = ° " ~ ‘ - —— ches s Patt; ait. i I ris ? ac and janito! eel - fy TU] ” : ans ry ; J : A wontertyl lon ve ca f cor: Pare} ete ned we : eritol service we. PArk’ , » iJ gan ‘i pie i sie be al ¢ irg rg $s) O ©. } i ’ ' . tay rom Ss = . . . — ; i ‘ jae. | ia ate bal. an arranged that peat of cere . rf - - : . i ‘ ‘ . : ’ ry ote] F ( i RE. a ie ry *" * ? "a . (> . DAL J rONTY 3857A—6 rooms adult - ag ) , ~ eal , . as ee . “ : 12 4 or us ue co. ; 74 ' ER far - yeed in front with a walting room ~~ onaatencapettel ae teeter PASTGATE 746— landy room 1} AD .N 15 ‘ toilet und electric: in good condition; rent maly iiedoas : Fy (cS ee ee en oa eee - cy MC) ws ; eatou yy | ree ving rooms in rear: . ’ — — 7 ‘ . “= 9 ‘»* > 7 , ,* i ’ .¢ r rus e* rjc yjCe j J ‘ of) ae ae Yee since a pe pone re a iti” aaa wy, ewer 44 7 — », | CREST, 6G001—4 = ror new furnace: special low rent - | tor service furnish od ¥ aaor DE , TONTY, ‘sae, vx Selerm roos 4 r porch: new: U, )Elm 8202) WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-0 | | 7 Drive by and see the location. then ruge: ow ' . ut (cB. r *2 ” = : - FLD : ae ‘ ae ee “ riots . = iC aae J pal Lii-aizec 1 Y} Ws [Ni ry MO é " . ‘WENZL Ick GARFIFLA 1487. ight rooma 5 M AP 4 wed atcha hawt many 66 — o- — om ENRIGHT 04——5-room ape : 5: | Site - Oe } Ane LCON, 2527-—-8 iarte. ! bp TONTY 105-05 A— Modern 4 rooms | ae ] ai ° i ‘ Md . 4 . v ; ay , ‘ ¢ ‘ ; ’ ‘ — » 5 - 4 PP e " ‘ = = 7 ‘ , = ‘+ ' . — ; ' , me f) re " e“Tidai t P — w eT ne Ay rer t S45 (Aa! “t) > ' got ab e wt : ROHL Bartm rooms ana S , RAY sai boul JO Chestnut. GAr : > Fr Sa LiCa! ) rj Paper: ips Sane es Aer ME Sere ke hen See © eal — +? ; A A ay RR EI cote 046°) Re ieee (c53x) iIDELAW A - = os P : a ' " A 7 ‘. - ¢ o ithe, £2 Northwest ‘ St ; — DE T NT 4177—Corner, 4 rooms. hard 1 hal ~ ggg oh: fiat in « ' ls , or 2 m ‘ard drive) FTA, (p44 eo Oe store, next LADE 2604—3 ~ FOO ins, Ua, wood { .. Btez heat: very cheerful: $3 —_ sins . ig sy o~ tant t] uth 6! corner ‘iT 31 | | WENZL ICK. GARFIELD 1427 PSL PRANGE & aang irene stern ineinerators, paneied| "@yaa- erson: furnished hotel room lectric, $2 VEST ST. LOUIS TRUS? | spe > eat to Davie place ae M TE S mitten _aroaaiear gar” an a 78 - 4#h hath Pullman kite? 1d | 4 Sa 0 ‘end barah. ) | WoOLF- Po iL LL. "AC K. 101? Sth. MAtin 1856-0. | | OLTMA qa Flas s: ae . MAVI! "ALTY CO... 11th and Lacnet.' _ OO fax 2 ORY alle en 89. 7 . : tee s¥ , 4 air , a? « af . 4 - : 7 = i ; ‘ s : ‘aud = : * atid f . b . ; =~ — ‘h aw ! ‘ 4 : ‘ / é ; ; dad : 4 - aie First floor east HO L manned! OR: OPSR. 2a | Ol oo IEEHAN. ned P2590. CARTER, 3771A—3 rooms; $20. Ain 2968 | EADS. 2008 —Fi “path? 37,00 ial sPiA ER. CO, 100 XN. bth. | -guco tis . a Pic. ATAR HOTEL. 3127 Locut—Clean: REAL ‘O., 5243 Delmar. FOrest #37 CGRERTY-SHF 21 Chestnut. J. M. LEVI & CO., 100 N, 7th, MAtn AY prt Oe ae WW rome, ’tknt, 1371. | BA FON. 4346A—B Aandy we; alec | FLATS AND A’ P’T’s WANTED ' : : y: weekiy fees. tub, shower bathe, } aaa —==== . “LARENCE, ; ams New modern @ rooms, | 232. F)4F-.¥) hs’ % at "ha throc m: sae and electric | $35. (cB) v.97 8 hee , >’ | HAMILTON | ive dandy . rooms a4 : IS ag : ifax 6716 et EADS, 2717--8 rooms and beth. first SaaTox ry 7 6a—4 Foo ms $30 35.0 ut wrta > foome, jou) | BROADWAY. “a 5 a veae? AVALON: HOTEL— Louis’ | ni-| gereened vorc! ~ 5 CAbany 4639V “oS ecial Inducement Vos SODIER 1 ree rooms haili:| ficor: econ siee: sia pep PE oy 4 4+ _ $: 9 a heli cho Call HKivereide | — col hotel. F Tay } | ara wea 4 ope .: . EDS > ae ay * pia abe aS ob Pot r 8, electric. MELMANN-SPACKLE sos ALITY a av CHP re ¥ rE 3104—s $50 ‘ ee & ié ot 3 >“ re?) in al ; ayiOF. Ne ’ "Y a t ¥ ; 74 emen ‘ ) / pom, 7 a c er 7 ‘ "} 3] . an a . C. na 4 *¥)1 cS oo owen er” ees sa : . sensi » seer : = “9 oan ee I DOF ie bungalow: 1B. % ‘- fe 2} reams mae f aec Aled , 3) —— Ei tT] pea 4th 1G Chestnut, es _ (co) — . ; VMELMAN SPai'} KLER. “REALTY pat . sins . {( advan? . o as af)? 3} Dec id fi 5 VPUNRAAwv . ? oy Y cy" / rb ’ i : “ * Tr) # ; li (4) ‘unexce led meals: rangement: fine condition, open surrounG: | rerit reduced to $60 and uD. Sythe ) 12 h. =r oF oe - 75 — ~ ye : on _ ilet =F MARTIN OLIAN. 010 ine MAtIn oat - ast = | hone! ness lonasion a, shoes or ary ; , ‘ rr x en Par ‘view 1489W. . K) ocls be ih eCctric. AUrHAace, He Oo! nipeg A Ove fhe deme “{e3) I ~ Ww — rent reasonable: open “ail "RO Tocuat - nvi ng an , ; heat) ; sachet tee WT. aan poe - —— : 2 naire water, b ‘hy rt ogee $4 ee k . 7 ee Drt \ tok > rooms ' » in . Bee ——- a \- Rad 2 De - a. ae sapsog Bor . — odern » weeks ENR RIG 5039- rooms, bath; heat oe TTAC (3 —4 rooms and Pat? completely eTorR bk -~ Beat loca tion athe; day. be | covuneee SPs 5768 a.” ae (6700 west). Entrance 608 KinggianG. |) fAnirn 2bwW rooms modern : A—5 rooms: = ” : ornished: $7 - Nahe trie gas and furnace | kind of business. Avsty 105 7 5 6. LORRAINE “408 Fuclia - ‘ "3 > ae dex ore ea et in room with Murph . hed kitch- ; - , + , : Solas 4433 vy ce ,j Fs! t3 + : _ CExat tral 34 39, ee ._M. L, FE ‘Vi & (6. _ 109 N mt) Tth. M Alin 2065. : 7Y oo f : aumamnegine sy eS Bek OR oe ee o> on : , Senor ee ae ~ — ee” aca :% Abanyv = on, {Cel | wry, Pherann "ae poms. connecting ba’ , wr 4 56 j=—O Oo! ue ) @ breakfast room, creasing closet rr or adi dern. ¢ ' | ELA! Pe ’ = ies RS RaH S 7: NEW TPAD HOTE a NI — oO) - anit ‘ news iv Gé orated ’ ris } } er ta} includes ras. 6iec- |; ‘ . ” ’ _ or $4 5 © . . * ; a? ‘ , , ) ” comme ow Rm, tent) mi iti » _ on . Ri “. ¢ ' : ) 20 145 7 ee, ew 5 rooms — rai iF ’ o. : } i e. 4 z a : comment: ; oT) z. JEffereon 5890 + 2a Al vas se ‘eo = — “A . “Ry "EIS NC.. ast ‘ , 4 LA . i. thea ter ‘ Ivanhoe ‘4 ? : OTC es a Bh ; at SAD HOT EL-—On a of the pas % _ ; : a? ] * re mt " aie R. W E . ELS ™ ain eee ¢ ; ‘ ?1 i - - ; 5 at " ; . om Le? ; Pas ; , Bs len he Oo At. a a ad S . ' y ; ’ aura 90) - xX oie eens , — ye? amAé ? 8 fePHERSON, 4251 — Nice bedroom | the West — electric fans. Let ange RISE MA 1657. | Sar o By’ | WEST END. REALTY “AND ‘CONST. Co.. URTEEN 1809 §.—Two why | BVA! 3A aplen@id roo: bat! : wy Refined family. adult =? ) furniene’ Gah kitchen: every convenience. ayy »., fereon 5800. c ers acct = an S| Sth 3 Chestnut Sts tS FOrest 6227. $416 Union. _ ate and one 2-room flat: electric newly decor $37.5! furn rte ores ae a ; r sum NEW SKYLINE §. KINGSHI ¥ 3 ; larg On ih room, & AL rates. $5 up weekly. Blue G ata ik = a we amg | NR Ain 4557 : 4 SEFIELD. 36: % rooms, modern fiat, | ; bi rvon 314 ra yOvEd a n . 4 jocatiot Olfax 5A14% Bae ae . : ona Fr Wonderful new business a - ” churches, Rote! mel. 4040 Olive at. BR) | dd DE netic gg agass ~" , Nt - pace 2 : . Drat. Tine now wae petting in ia et! - ~ amcaanscans Apartment, rent aii OF & para ¢ Ls ; - = = 2 — nn - = — — ; proacmemenany 400 . ~~ yee —s ' oo a. , . - 7 oa oa cae se ave zoom: f _ SHARDEL HOTEL and telephone furniehe . SS = RFIELD. | 3717—Da B flats: | GRACE. 52 all conveniences: | FLA coms. brick. with ailnable. ) ) ) : n : mn: 1 | p. homegs SOUTH MPTON CO.. Riverside 5200. tes) Skink n 4 >. rs! erry fortalh) ae) = o “ - _- ' “Sf - , ) ry ‘ er. | : — grok uJ . *r ‘ . ; “a “ARI ILD 2 yt “a . : fr ; ) : s : . f + : ONE MONTH'S RENT : Stans end teu S10 » week * 180 gp tag mn + ut F nar 62 ; ( OMMODORE ood ph OI ee 2) |GRAND. 4325 § » room ae at imits and Manchester ca nt jm : > | a ton larre o ruvtos bath. ew ee eee ‘ — \ ee eee ee V4 j 3 Aa oA De RAEI mie ny ‘7, + . . | : tin tor factory of furn en €; " Pe aes © Jes e \ + Swe sa : - cx a , +. nw On ‘ le path etc.- aN 1-4 Pool! a!) Lj o ne pc creat : } ' = 4 - -* ‘ ' ACR G “ ‘ath A vA -f ae partment: 6 rooms. containing 2 | bs 316 PERSHING A\ | ae am, steam heat furnished nd 04 want firet floor bedroom. : oe ae - ee rooms ana On , - | MD “CONST co : ' | Poon Pet nicely pris SF HOU SE - FT] ATS ae - ay Pollman Kitchenette Apartments. WEST E ND RE AL ry 2416 ft r i floor: sink; 8 . 7 i aS, pe reece > eneted- liberal reduc POrest 6227. — — . ner @ A rm cn oe join a (aeRO A location of great convenie: $310— Atiractiv e housek ‘ iia . —— — : : Hgy met ; ; served by two etreet car and “ . ‘ . — -¢ = eegees 44 noes 52! ; 50 ud i » FZ : ; Ps 4 a = see eee nes MARYLAND 4933-—Nire. Jarre. roo a3 ) . ) ‘ , liwhie keening: all‘eonven! tences. (€ “ wept x ae . ea: Heat. gas and automatic re rigeration. if 4°78 Neatly furnis shed APARTMENTS FOR RENT te ros aitsaent meio 2c tig ; ar # y Gecorave a oh io CRAY 112 § rooms. gas ; . ’ e% (Ae ' : : . lan ae wricnate bat - ose cniiaiamiagieininies aa Remtale from $52.5 ana uD ; : ey maiern Ons, hie ; i r ' : pa aicurhge ; a OP itie. J riva 78) Central i ; - . =. “(OOM we ireho . A} j ; ‘ : 7 | ‘ . GLOD t-! 4 ¢ ; leat - ‘OOr . : , ; Un? _ ' a , . vie orate bore ther a | eee eter ? , . iOS) ee met i rat 4 = r be — — > I >A saws : . Ww st" ; te t) . — re Te ve rit 1¢-88t™= : t oe" roy : , : ‘7 ; 47 t* +4 ras me gegth on: Forest 5° Snrp Cm rt’ 4276 ; large oom na It ral et Tinierne , : 6KhOoOOM FPPICTE SCY *irh pport unity vr 4 apart en te RANCIS-PERRY-RUTH &. th s —_ sa y roo ares - : ' 3% Rivers yO | | La % m « ‘ anduas Yo KINOGSHIGUWAY AD WATERMA Murphy -d bed we i eneres clency ri \ 1 ‘ » resp Pe ee eo ye es 2054 Bungalow fiat , ; > 2a “Pr onD Aes. 3B ve lanitor cnetahen heme 3 ent it ' af eset gas (c55x ' ( : ' ss ee ee ue ; Teed ve ' rag 50 . Zh teu Jah ae ;' , ut ' ' Sis PSPPrrALLyY ware > Fe abel for br: , a o. ee el \ gee an See, em e me? \rbs+ ‘ie i ~ - . oi¢ : ; 4 . : . 7 : ‘ i rHIs Ix THE FLAT FOR Yor mies “notes . & Rent oni, $3. ‘ rT , . ‘ 49 i a ; mi ; , BO oe. ites 4b) * 4 , 7) ee £ | . . ; "7 we 4 ae ; ° ’ > gt ' . H ; \\ i iw A i i . ; eis , A , 7 - ’ . 5 Jat ae ' . oF. | } A y . ; . sae ij * ote. ounekeepin “ia _MAin 5500 200 N. 4th subibale eh a Ce ee May a Oe ene’ : near s&s as $2! } oome os eT F 1 EF} , luced. SH x Pott : | | my ee rencneetessmen Dink " sas . “ anne nl —— —_ ry . ‘ , 9 Z J ’ . Yn ait ty ee omy OLDS ORAS Hast ’ - a : rt? ee, Se ee oe aa +. ¥ a rae ; . ot > : a ‘ ‘ ; : . 44 wf sho , NErELIA 7 be men fern 6) 1 — ' ; + oe ; -race , " .. 7 wi 8% Le rer io: e,ect’ , ; »iZ . >. 9 ? “? ranree hon ceker ning: (eh per mou ?. eg | PERSHING. 5754——Sd | rogn a? 2 oo a ee Tee We na rome: mevond | floors, newly decorated: steam heat: sea: | bereair Fores Sos = cae HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. —* oe fartiened, | Be Tes ves beaut m | teat. jan od S ee. oO = . , sh > whe ; , ‘or grocery (preater 8 Laule Bee om NORW As ae — ' , roo i ee : we: ri ' ae mor ‘ti ' j ‘ é , 1 ; , : | 2 eentiomen. DEma: ‘a ‘a Ss END RE ALTY. ‘AND, CONST oo., | PAN -isent-of 5 large roome and sun pai North se gg } | d id eat. m Tis - v 4 ~ —_ oe fi ry iit ¢ ; Aid : ; = hae a . . “ y “4 . ox ~ | f x : 3 eal & ’ southern ~ iT LOU 46 ii. “chen o hetro " ’ J ' ’ P ; ' . } ; id -_ . “ Be Ae ; 4 . } ae . ' sah th te . - — . \.” # > +, ome? TY ti ' : ‘ ll a it hed aanen en or cour le emnrie 4 furnis baea private adultes carag « 1A ' rr aap ; : bi | i . ' _- pee ten ae F, ‘ ae atl Te) Sok ny ened —— ey anid mt , ‘TRREA™N , . : ancl eT se torn AT, LIGHT AND GAS —— ee ae D WE ‘efficiency apart Bae = gg gg My eget 3: se jor So Sammars ove furns 3 rate. Phompect “020 | FETT BC LA! 1924A-—5 rooms at = of seni -eigpietede week > aS G , ‘ “g BP on ng breakfa e "t ISers sya R17 EN furnished. S4 Wiles : LFP-s JACK OHO] N. Sth. [Ai 5 os MERA ois Y o- Ps : =~ ; 9 . ae me .. / F..5°T ans om zB “4 me a ne 2 . lent oa : _ . . ‘Tit. = — ia ,* } *t ies 6 . ’ . , — " _ _ , fr" ; ‘ oe , : « ten $10 werk Huntington Arms i 4 PO roa: 627 3416 Union a “FR aa0i—5 — West ; (ae?) and v e “wy > teaeeaee, . .% ~* a - ; —- = ~ rH ROSE BU RY ok. a , pape 9 yn if = Pad : — A oe ro 0a — “i butid 4-reom brick, 628500. 7 : | - : moon - M r 4 atir cuve concess AF - s ev re ani a ‘ , .% ‘ : ‘ ‘ . \ . »? : } ' ; ; sat ; ; ’ ‘ ; ‘ . : RIMNCE A3°° tf a a ‘ TMaENT 7 ubie attract iy | an DSTET LEAL } INNE rod ore the bath furnace — ~ hehe table “? ROOUMS.__© furnished wr at; » Four-room efric ences; fine ven , — . recims. sun parlor : room efficiency: everyining com in OO SH ' eet nu mm ATE are ai garage. St. An‘oony e Par- | at. a , = y | Soy 7c ‘1. : ut Wit tela : is . (Ha ‘ : ‘ es. , , . " : ' ‘ “ cnt , . 7 , + Appar Z . , y ; : : ’ a 4 - - sf roomere Lindell O84 bd ca = en —e ON '$55 1 malaance © a Let PArkY oO 4 oe ye 8703A > node , adu! te rent $o. GRand 3445R. ( oo _ 7 = ee? bat ‘ie \e rent. , efficlenery ti v 'M Fron ’ private rr s ea | ot water car. : ef " e “iern | c Tt a. . ry 7 " ° ' ‘ ; . . = p. Ma ' : . bea * har Gdn wey : i ; ; - ‘ : d — ey ‘} ; aa - > . . F i. : : 4 , : : Pilar. | "7 rigertonw omOT : ' il 2) ger: garbage , = on arranged nd v emtilaced: Li} o> i ene neatiy furnished a Vi OUk ; ‘ — v leet ee « - *. &§ ‘ . eomdition } tm wong trerh}t = See as ‘ eA a Bi ae ) we deliver: yaCK ares: ee. . re TROHLW :, —— - momen : “e ern ’ eFT eae — Saad ii ‘ve. Gr. 4419 S rooms, at! Pirtiae* ara ee 7 ee ee , eTete porches srpren f ROOM: sent: v furnished “ e o~ oe t furnished em 7. |; Tabe to. aut BRi dice Lee IN a fos — — i FIoRNISHE F rm’ Northwest rer ee é 2u $4 —_ 4 BaAet 4404! RRidg> SHOSOR Hickory "vit 1) fects. gee. eontey ' phere ¥ f cieee'es matt edy © : Parkvies —— 7 eel * meee ar ans : = Tr ‘ #02 On igh teunl urnieh: } s 9752 _ “ vein orate. F ' om ye © e le na eanacté nye ~* ee ar ag , pr vol e ‘taal | ; at Insulated. wart bee winter ATT VATER MA: : recept ion ha! , Im pe ty Sion f BAS’ : ARLING?T N O50 @ Mfrs - newly Ae “ or il hm, A ecocett Leys f : reale ore te 6 =6©BM) Pern ’ ane a’ “fies tione form ' J one haat ri 4 tn | vats ri - ’ | , aad ' ''é -* ° 74 . a dienes . 4. FOrest 4008R. cool in sumumer © ote arated. 940 |\NEBRASKA ay. ae oe as we tik scant ft LLLE. 34°i--4 ro PSS.00) demo fer Son) ie aftangce —" MARS RB co. 5506 Natura! Deities ae — AN Ke] 4-—Second fleor : < a Se ve age HENDRICKS-RUBEI re ~y J. veriwet furna a : 5 GHAEF. 007 ost Lrispatch STELS. cB Olive. (c83 ) rooms compiele. CAbany 7042R c 6200 Kasten ( Abany o SOT =!

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ate See PP eB 4am. oy a * rae nr Bs wwe a oe oF ww + Wee. - aD pine ee Tree. Fipmpite ® PO De ‘ - ad plait Se se ee ee LS Spt: age * ay ne. ae +m wer - bom . ( 6 mee yy ~ > fame 6 | id | WEDNESDAY. 7 AG | oe as er COMBINEDI'S8 APRIL @ 1927. ; a 8a? O08 ®© The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints MORE F ARM offers than the TEREE ot other Se ~~ 4 uid a pear ages RESIDENCES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR cow ED; MONEY WANTED aS LE 3 Ff ‘o=en “ee Wiaa == liier 1.9%. > or ee = fis ~", 7 a , 5 7 ” ’ ' Q a a : , ‘ * : : { ; 4 ton 4 ee :7 1 O7S - ; manne ee >. T AIL 0k—36000 inp _ : . — ‘a "ae . gi: garage. me 3 pepe . a ," -—~y F¥haee ate it after 4 e4 o#s..~f * WRIMBERG 2°04 Ss GRAND 6 KeOvVWs. MODERN HOME 8568 ¢ 1-H y eS d ; " > ; ‘ é “ . ' . a , , é oe J : : “ a. = we . : ae aii ~~ beter - 7 a ss - aad ; “ a _ 5 iv =; i i. 2 — : 4 — } , atect * gars VA r - ; ™> ~ REALTY to | “ stad mP Fy i : » a we rT r ' ‘ " “4 ° ena ie farm sf $ ash . wie uw 3 rAKE ; — . altor. 206 tle Guar. Bldg 17 , ONT Y , real uidine = toh 1A : art “: ; 13+ » KERODINGER RK. CO Hiland 0999. (80) ~~ SBLALE & SA0. Sis Coa >) | LEXINGTON 4533 Sing S-room flat 4 (-19 Di arabes ee ein ee West ‘ “A YMA? — ™ | ’ Pu EAC ria | _ SACKIFICE—3715 CAMBRIDGE. . | IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THIS BUN- tile bath, furmace, hew sarage, au Dod oa... — * $ . veal we ve : SELT. 1383-—7-room Th BOE. aes | BUS etn = | ‘property, ! : : fader "eat men: cam. tall! (ene eee vor BLY. ern. Owner anxious to s ae jos. F. Dickmann. 3125 8.Grand. LAc 0620] $300 down of clear lot. Dler ieee) | pate TLE BATE See Cee cth | — Steen ae an ‘ . | n rzi¢ 2 I Qn i 5 per . Bil ee ee ae ee — a ee ee _——~ Ci. ¥ 4 he ov . Oe a te a reat ae - | ' ; — + | | . » i . “ne 2 li a ; ue e =" ,7 = ge - : ‘ : ; ’ . : , - “i, ° " : \s8 wa 2 toi 3 bed ns: double garage: | WARREN. 2:312—Singie a garage;.) ———— = aT ET ANTI LHDANNE Pil At1Lo batitu : ! Tae 5 wa és. © . | prom | r ta DREAM BUNGALOW—BARGAIN, $6509. | terms terms NO £ IONFES. 7 - i’ > ; : rT ; rE -) » : : ; . “ alis fur- xi Ac > @' " Daa »wuest . 4 wha. “Ue be = ee i Tage. ‘ - ' : ; “ee 2e. { - ; . RPG ee Core “Si. ’ ’ ; . oe « Na > , : : Gin ‘ " FOREST S762. (e) “ ‘a = * ‘ * ‘+ nat , - —_= on > ae Tia has [ . s - . . " = . ™ an! : . h - ; vary - Bew : a oe THE ee = Crom ‘ a “ \ seter ; ~~ ’ f . —— ee ~ — | tie | Pp > 4 . i” : . : ~- ies =) . i C P oF 4.” Dal- $44 , GREER Double Pregram. \ . a Se , . : —S . Min -“ | ad nae ay *.. & pos ' oO { + 4 , ; rge rooms, furnace: |, ; . . ona ner ¢ w at $1680 trade 1 ‘ > gmatie: ori" . 4 4 2 ic hi Li? AS . , 2 ‘ . ’ ~~ “e ‘ ‘ , ; : | a a4 , a . 7 : E . . q tat Thi at ‘ . aie. ge i. > re L 44 -stor *-ame cot- See ws ~ ~ 1 . Lit a I ay St 2 : J : 7 - : | ¥ ERS V\ (AL ‘ ‘ i = re er raz s.4 : ‘Oe hs : t-water heat = Pick aca a , ge L348 te 2 :? = a ° a> ¢ : ae ee é . i ’ . © = : ~ ' i . , } ey ok I KLY ° - - ; « : , _ =o a } *. . : ™ pate . ' —— . SS i ORoOF OF rf . ) ROOMS. BAiHs, rLRNACE. 3500 CASH ith brick cotia eects — ce Bidet. re attenee, ¢ - By. ae pe , / ' \V. NE W RIT NG, \ | OWS IYI A ( : 2 : tol ~ err , : SLVERBLATT. 7 strut. GAr. St 44. dia EH i RE AL Bt} eng ome SEW “SING LE. “7 af. ONLY ONE maa! FILLES \ir STATION BENEFIT NIGHT ‘ Tae. t. Thes ralows were bailt a, fr d rear, ! : A | ne ST hehedall Sen ae ‘tiret water heat |, ©28* tints ae add ies & ee . modern. Kirkwood FEATURES 4 ' ; 2a . 3 LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT } ~ . ~ . es - : , 1“ 5? ae tv ‘3 ; ¥. Be} ~ 4 r a4 tt E te mw Ps, g - : ” : ar be og oo ; 37 ‘ 2 ° \ : jan“ = = v = os : s ; , . Y 2. - : : . : . .: - F Oo “2 aa 7 ® ~ ee nm ' ee — “A 4 ; ' _ = a i: 3 , S °5 > ‘ ba ‘A — SiN ’ - 2 * age a SLi — ; . ; 2 ° y:: ‘ . , ‘hie 3 ~ _ MS a 110: ' oe ee —————— — — nce - : : - tramces Call TT LTT nnn mame ae MARGARETTA AND CURA A : : ~arag re4scna 2 ath wt bi ig ia ~~ a «ena , : a wit ° 9 LARGE ROOMS. $5500, $500 ¢ ASH $$$ ————— x — - : Sr — —— va N x ' R ‘ Double regress : sain ; . J Missouri Reaity & Const. Co. CAbany 1987 ‘ rd | * jurnaces Pets HARDWOOD FLOORS, FURNACE. SPECTAL BARGAIN RAISE CAPITAL M c Bae — Fangs tral : 3 ay ate Sapna University City ~ r sero eR : : im ey z , -y 2 ol ie ms ——— eighborhood “- $348 S*. Louie: 3 rooms. bath “ Throug® — e of securites Ip your an WeNair-Pestalorz! = ‘ é onty : detwe w3 ~ a x D4 Ea Pen ee omg E BRILLIANTE. 5526—Fidt: ow LNDERSON-STOCK =RMANN snes Walle: car $30 5 SAMUEL vic light: Sear garage: let 28a ration. Worthy dividend onal ————————— 5 3 .- ; : ‘ ‘ ai ? hae ’ > 4 + a7 « : ~ - bat? 4 =? ~~? . ” = ‘ . 7 : — mn ai... : = NORMA TA 3 ‘3 ; Tan . 14:7 | 4 4 : 5 ——— nen aga bests cent eh ae - barecriaeas ~~ amaonaes = = ~ ‘ eaut 1 imtry hor e -_ ~ “% P"4ECr ea ne Ce eel é 5 Wes ' _ z eget yea 7-i¥ ENWOi $44 anda Seman a st i : SB .) sae Sige y143 KEN Ri 7 Ky i : ant wi jea . + : : oan B Louis \ bs ANT Wid —Smeli; state neW SHENANDOAR { séeh bs : os : . ot ] . Y 4 s. ba furng 3 * Peaso “ -916-18 ARLINGTON ' ecna . : -. ae ernencns ater heat OT ee ee te ee 3 ; , . : 101 : | a ences S2te:} Forest 1488. °° = — 6015 McPHERSON. ___—_—,| hardwood floors. tile bath. perfect throush : | ae ‘| Wet hemp Gee cc ee a i e " Ww c ¢ Wineect a : bn 7%. peat wer Rs SINGLE FLAT FOR $9000 | ‘ Seapets’ -. - yy darage ‘en uine .reain | Smoce groceries. Baroy are and Deagias Pairbatks re i ; a = Sou 3 est - r OSHESHIGT ~ - iat: ” is A $ " tt . : —— 4 . pestriut . i ~ - Washing = 6S ~ ca, Newstead : “The Black Pirate” eo x i i : et — ‘ = umm : a a —-— cs - ~~ 7 . 2 1 —— . a -ntral : yr u LOTS. dot | U ASH ° et Se ae age: 23 rooms, FEINBERG & JONES. 2 209 \. UNTON Si - ba ‘ mc ' NEW Dai BLE FLATS : : 4966 Lee Av. Comedy sad Others a +2 Tx 5 -sscma tees gas and electric; garage POREAT 83 | BAKGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. 1565-69-73 Audubon (3 blocks south FINANCIAL BUSINESS FOR SALE § —— $ > B on 0 : : : ‘ é, r ? ; ANOTHER REA! FLAT RAR‘ IN - . . ’ .? a ek | ucus >» ae Ps ; " ; " ‘ — : ~ Doubie Program ¢ : ‘ : 2 ~ i. : Aa fC pas Sy 4' ; DUsT-ALITHO Co. HUmbelt 1440. wees “ » wit At tty A 1. 2 are : t-fan L ani : pate : ) Le . . Oo’ FAI i oO | ‘Red Heads Pref Ye a | »* ; : . _ ~ JEL. ory ma aie : ; ar @arag : rs ie SI r)- “toners ‘stores. F eal w. Wiecissans and “The Wreek™ a © ; °' i yi 4 ee 7 . ’ - ~ ne : a . o- we . => 4 ‘ _ am " i i Au ~ > ~ _ : : _—_-= J abs - + —— . * a ae ee be - ae mS 26 err CO @ , 2 yT : Sid ie agg 2 eo ange s: bargain at EY 71 2 — 3944 PAGE—FLAT—SACRIFICE Me BTSH-BU RNS. Main 4527 Milinery ghoos an le dO, S9 A i ( ) ; TEXAS. 3545—5-1 ick. fur sgh ALE J, JARZEMSKY, REALTOR. , well-built 4 and BOG 52 | i I : ss ; > “ ' nos “ ” . “a et ‘ : >a ’ VA et Pine r ms ade} => oe pn r . - = = . t - on . . te ; . 7 > ~ ‘ 1 r — : | : west ? Ebater 24 5 CHEAP BRICK COTTAGE rooms Wainwright Bidz 3 Pestalozzi “Wideight Sean” ae | ground L 4 rooms . r and attie PAUL 3. JARZEMSRY. _REALTO west: Hod nt | | 1-3x213 fect. $11.50 pen S to 8. S4u8 S$. Grand. Laclede | — | — . Sue | ig . AS an a rag =... - . . . R. Po = . 7° = a * ture i eicd 10 was eg ae Ps a LC TY PaR ee 2242 Pestaliogzi “The Finch oe A Be ' ; r @ : 74 r re . REALLY _ 150° sT R O13 ‘ 2 - sit] ah- 4 : T x ie: . [ Hs “ - LD hit i [té¢ : ae . v1 = . PF season MAE MCTRRAY IN ee rs oe eer t nev \ CHARMING BUNGALOW New 45 and 6 room brick bungalows . ar 7 ing furniture. $ re = casi rene; riety COMsaEe. | ceed tneutinn- sien UEENS , : - ae = 4 DALE (jp ? Lite s.r ’ . ‘ :' 0 ] Aral? r or — «tan 6 6Ufnlh Moter H ine a4 = : 3a ser “aaa - a : . ak = as 5 — aa — if * ; - rec > 2 Poa ttare ano es . carage 1 > also a few choice lots left in this sab Pan t Anartment sacrifice a SE JUSITIia€s 200480 @ iV. LO., 4:0 S&S. OFS See. 5 Denuble Pre«.: Kec) a ae , ry rT) ), ae a, ee ; ‘ ™ : spo s . w -mus . division eae? terms. ee ere ak, ete wane ites way, ~ Scanese. ne oe ae = f U { {3 # 2 afi . 2 L | ; of : rd ~ —> > ; ~ ~ - . . . . ~ ‘ical on 5 doom _— — _eEEErEEen aera cai ‘ N : AL, W LOT—BARGAIN 3 WM. FE. WRISRFRG 3294 S. GRAND. BOEHMER REAL ESTATE CO 2 oe oe eee : BEFORE YOU Bry A HOME INDY STORE—4141 with Aone Corn ‘st ir —_ = — ain -_ . Steet! 35 ; W ~ . — - : , 75xx Wa : ARE icq ig he cat gy = WANT A_ REAI BUNGALOW BUY? 106 N. 8th st. GArfield 9902 cain. , Bh, ’ ce on Rae this modern Duplex home. 7740 7 FF, : = 3405 GRACE I aTrTr or a. oe - bas -- 1-3 . ig ee » the heart of the best : “ " ; FOR SAT, OR ke? 4 ia: on ~ Davia a ‘ the Le a , i= est | co “~~ ¢ : } a. S = S. - = Pd Heot ‘ =f eNeS IGAR STOR 07 N isth a R i T y = Hour of oh PRN RA Bes ee oy g4t Pe Oa - 4 _ : > , J ‘ . a @ - “ ‘ : a { . . 2+? ~ LJ ‘ , ) - aw ‘ é - —— a ™ ¥ ~re -_ —— , aia J r 7? a so : iat on ; . ae sk wo J i ry ‘ " ‘ r = ; ~ x - ‘. . ’ , 7 | , y " ail . - ointitiean = ’ on 7 i mmr y = : . — rr} « 2 : : 2 7 oS pee ds ; ) NC ry. | HL AND ' YE, \ i ay ry r r \ = - hea tifn me. have an ome. —— Fe My 2 nese °o arene * ._ At ' ih? a | | A] ~ : ‘ ’ : ne - ~ éus me 5 a Ye 3 Ss > aa 14 * 4 wm a 4 ’ ss _ = : a A } . 0 - - - or — -—— —- : - iy -_ ‘ : ’ rr -4 : x q ~ ~ + ad ’ ~ a = o - - = = — - ~ ~ ry: & & » > - . he K = vaseiiiailtin a = * ~ Tr . 2 = 4 ‘ . hy & ° 4 e + a >riace * z private ) sig7ers i endorsers. . >. 1 *§ 289 £..05 have at . ~ ) Pr. . & Eb ‘ # 3 Sane = - r ’ TAY TY M NY , * - " . as . ° ronert — ba & ne ¥ or —— ie LOOK WHA ‘R00 BUYS a . = ‘ wa : : ite ‘. & Sey same ca 0 7 . — — + 8) FARMS FOR SALE ne . a ~ egg ttag : ‘or 4 : a - i 11th i Locust sts 5 > ws your siness: we g.ve you * SS)... s Deuble Preatem . 5 | . 2 i a6 w raiec qt rer i : ‘ . os ~ Fie A - ~~ i A: Care. : =. — = 4s Vv &>. 8 - o' - o * 4 : : . } ere : . ~ ve ~ ; ' v ry : So uthwe st . ; : . e 3 ‘ > = i on ot? 4 ; ~ £ . 4 . * i — ma Kers : yeal \ \ = ~ : : °Y ‘lent . | ¥. astoa te .— . “In? " . «” 4 °* P f : : i : 4 . € ’ 2 ee — a —EE eR ue Ss -_ - . J pias y 2.4518 . ee: =" Ts Biz - . . 3 : -* - ¢ ‘> : —— % ‘sea ES Ng ia as . ' a — ~- oa x i= . a." t S@para > i 8 . bal Ct at 7 —— a ti 4 T 4 tae 4a PRI "rE. ¥ \ = ae" . —-o : oo *! ——— ove 4 3 ’ . . a s > 3 . ; . . . 5 ee a is a , Hoag _ 2 2 Li ts aires ae . iT i a DR AcE ‘ a. , a4 b i fo te if i S ~ i ) r 1 it ~~. Mf J : : §a.al ~ ie is¥. Payiornis NFF A at \ - LY —Near ac Bou. s . : Double Preerss AGE G . ‘ —s ; ] NO REASON ABLE OFFER REI! TsEn Lea « : * eas azaatity ‘ “3 . ry x ; rivis , ._3 ‘ 4247.40 : : ge ~ D TL - wn >) vv TT a CRisGec iia. LSsi aii. Way } > epee Fer 7 aa a —ae ~— - — ’ 4 - a ¥ ? ” . | La i> ~ % . nn oo . — — - - : . . ~ > ~ « if —— _one “ - nics — _—— ——a 7 - / . > ¥ b { “=al ardar aft } ; ' R} ASO KIRK WOOD 1158 RESHAM 60. : ~ ; —_—_—— - Br ar TIFUL. NE te +. ATS _ ws oT . .7 : =. ‘ ca A TH E _ NOW . nitere 3 a. aan 4 A : ey Sm : e z aaa = “eer = “= - q , . . gy “HOW eS TU! as’ 3 a i mar 14> — ms Northeast Ter & amd Weanthteeon eon ; . tia. "es ¥ : i ee ee ccc — | (ORE New List ORG] const. “incroding iaren” Arthar Eaber 19% : | 3x) | 8153 Cabanne—10 rooms, 2 bathe ast comer 2jd and Washington. | $20. good location. _1218 Wi BET st Louis AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEA nf. REN CHIEN] WITH MAP OF o ’ ’ " esota. LAclede 2 ey (=e F082 gsbury—-7 rooms. MONEY ait ania Prag ce Per cage me” : . ae te se — ome nanan “Se . ; eee 7 > — ~ _— WaNio. ?» te 3 min ; : ON PRICE ASKED ‘ | ede) \ L A \[ ( ) A V. 622- Kingsbury ! rooms, 2 Daths. = arehi eo fee Ste: rere 7 a a Bm ae : eh _ 0 . ~_ “ o tert 4 4 = : ; } e . : ae mar s Me eal ™ Bs RO aga aioe Rhea ga Res) abel mae ORE MRT TIA s v4 ra ay to * ey | ; . ‘ ‘ thi ay i ~ , i J : le - —— ns : * . 4 , “sip mseemain " *. — : J nepe ~ ‘a 49 > >a ee On ' ner TAS a at arr ya’ » owt : : Isirce : w rent : ——— i rk CADAans Tye OVS Bat beautiful subcrd; & copy wil De mailied KRLAUBER-WELZ, 6243 Gravats. Rit. 3106 sah a . gpa ek Wn wat * meet sh PAaia a. 2:9 ‘ wnd—S rooms. » Vv Weed insta. ments Le Saiarie™ ing a aml - Boe, el e a Cheries M . -- . - ae =. ’ : i an _~ — —— er es © -_ 7 r —_=* -_ : ~ , ~ -— = sn ae ; aa s&s . + - ond x : = 2 >, eedeemtanaty ¥ a2 Uupen reg veat. or hetter stil? let He SS siiassaiiematibbiiiaaaaia tate a ’ ehaoe QF ; . ~~ ’ “ , =>? " 2° ean aN = ~-S . r ; 2 faANN - . S43 Cv M™ ns. r _—. =o ms. a % “> Maa ers - cee ~*~ hg? cent Ve , yr rA . , ae a: r ine jorat ; F ie i vou jest what vou are looking fer: this Sirict ern, fer. Mr. Albach LA - Pate aes che math af walnes - ' AND Pershing—S rooms. 3 baths. ma 8eCoNn ° QuUIeaR Sele: cons! ter Car. Adbert and “me adde # * - Ee a © } . 2 cen eo Sen oak +} 0 $4 2:5 2@ pata , aue ah: een 2 room RELIABLE LOA‘ ‘AND IN irand. Te _ a : a9 SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE Wii © & jyueasctre or Both you and the a —_ seedless n act: , I = ; RESIDENCES FOR SALE . : S CO , D T EX TMENT . AN ED GROCERY or JANSINGS io i 3 ACBEAG# ) salesman OT2—5 rooms, sun parior,! activity. 3320 to 3258 Clara av.: fust 8963 Waterman—10 rooms, 3 bathe ».. 116 N. Sth, ground floor. MAin a ee evel ? ian % with lots of bea . . ; THEO. R. APPEL, Realter | I vaier heat, tile bath, har@wood floors ¢ * Notweal Pridge rd Central Ses Westminster—S rooms. 2 baths . ; 2 living rooms: rent 930 —y Cin ee “ Tet” te is of Kirke City m ts T22 Chestnut or 46 W. Lockwood, Webster ©4°82". lake (ler. Hurmmert 856 S.' FRANCTS-PERRY-RUTH. 1270 NW. th st 1B ee entra ; ice ea Strmineter——9 rooms, J baths. Mi m~\ EY IN Tf) MINUTES Bebe \ am — ~ome $1400 per Cherokee and lows FA ta ie +. ; : mune sits SsoP7 = . ac. : 5 , 2 = -. ’ . ‘7 . ts AE ae -_ a - ‘ 3 ero 7 ‘ 2 ~— t 4 . A > os thea " 4 é ae ; ~ Pea ~ 2 ae ; . 4 MEA. FT ~ : e if ae | _ HENI J { Rea re ® k wood ~ Wellston ; : —— vi eT? os WV E \\V T) ) T~ R ] FE F T \ mr a rt pO4 - ; ‘ aR oe main 1 gg m tac e 4 os - oo BO sigDers: 14°IM Pe ‘ Pater Ruth Miller | ae REAGE—S0 acres Bend ~ | s, owner.(c] NE | DLE sA 1 xe ¢; small an cash; $65 bs : MAin 17 TEFFERSOS case Cveuings. eo. | FILLING Panne eee COLUMBIA: What Every” = ye. 3 . . > , “; ; ; = . 4 ~ . : ‘4 rar = » * = ih Ser retie - +> sl + - 7 a 7 i i owe ~ e mie - : " Se wane = . ee te $4 ~ lavk VA F >4 =i : ee 2 : ae ° - ‘. s r st AS ‘ ~ TT) aT Ur rare \ i) . fy) T i ¥ Tr hiwest jocatior will not (tse, aul 3 sT i i 8: Webster Giroves Trust Co Pealtors~ . = z = S MAin 40. 4 : . ; B.. n — ; CONS A NY ’ [Nt ° sae aN E . ims YAN 0 ling evulepment and busines: GRESS: ALLSTAR ~~ = ))hUS hE ne aa nd 3- : * modern . aan : ith sepa trances: brick s North Realtors, 610 Chestnut vollateral or with two co-makers. Re- | $20 (0) te handle. Box DOM Be CON “Wings of the ‘ : i Y J é aA ‘ R } \ ‘|. ui t ed ‘ . ; . e e . . on , > oe “ ’ ' = ” me u ; 7 P es . ; - + . °o - - = ca - e é > Tg = Ww 2 a° a 4 a ? ~ oR’ ) : . . : ~ 2 mM ; ° - ~ z liar ¢ 4 : ou - . = Qn ‘G 5 as = on -_ vo - ~ geen : . es g a rT ng Ss 4073 ou oe a 2 and Amate urs ie es Bing Sun Set ] . . ir 2S e , fi 4 TOT imme 4 : Da emt : ‘ . _ FRAME RESIDENCE -t - "erin a ate al o eunitinted “ai 1 Cessomes mn Old National Trad —_—— emia, $e%: 3 ; £4 SERS A P et . VW rie a $ A . 4 = ° : : . . = S re = ~T > V7 Lo « ° , ~ . , ae : - & ~~." ' . i+ : , : aoe . ~ . ~ ‘ - . . x eat 4 ’ oing © Dus Dear ow = Se Webster Groves Trust Co Realtors = ~? rOCis TRUST C ;' a s a “Z wher »¥ M A ; : “Os etnut *. - C& t garag : BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE. . ~ ai es Les? Loctss - ~- — : Lina : “76 - RS 14SIG SOUS a rvie weines a ‘ ; : - ©ners: make BE Z a om Grand & Ficrissant ‘ “The Auctioneer™ ‘- . . . tl — — “— +— oa tA — = —E = « £ geet ACREAGE ‘1 acres. } : “1 77> ast a TAT \ "07 a ape e537 Pr ray TY WATE TA - = North i : st 3T 2 Mandles ment Tes s “y : - ii ; : as ? : R454 ~ : rr new *rame - cia rust e seen 1 " ss SAMUEL LIEBER a 2 ») spe N | = ’ 2 J i ix" KS R " 3255 > az pa ; : 2 ; st 9 | 3 we . 243% i . Granc We ava ‘ : . snd i mer . s 4 pee E——«2006 locatien Hi- (1-POINTE | 7 een Conklin *) : ; . mm Ley " ~ -_ ; : 4 Ba — s veins, 4 i . -~ . T ES , 4 ae ae 2 ; ar _ ; ts aq? | me ; A w 3 {:R \ ue , ae y rh" r> ss aa x ‘k'2e¢ 2 ® ar ans mad came da if aa +) 6} ormon Cle s vieFaae o Wer Fadden’s eee OF BUNGALOWS and COTTAG vES ARK. 5922—d-room tm= 2 flat: le garage; built by us. MASUD AVENE FALI At ¢ necessary core msl “ERY AND MaRKET—Owner ston ee . i NGAiAIW Ss —Brick ; Fo le nd ¢ - Bout ¢ Forest | + Png egy A > Snc Jo 2414 N "and: T-room residence. mod een ane-meeee STANDA RI : T om 6 ITS. _ = eis i ha ney; haniw l tile by r Sale ark a e for cash c D-374 aoe = a a h 3 ‘ ¥ ann -car garag ' piaote? r > a Ri de _ : ERY ANT “MEAT MAR . tayette ‘ Chartes vie . r aan ato 1 I 231 N La . Chester (oe Se.g. SOCWAiKs : > ‘ ; o = — = 7 eT | at ae | ‘T, — ’ 7 ' > ; ~ _ -- sy , ve - Fz 7 ¥ Md - _ Wii. wi: $9500. $ yn $30 Near North - __ QUALITY AT A BARGAIN SB gg Meee oa s ace, JULIUS S. FEYDT ag § £0. QUICK LOANS Deine Pe 0 i ie = “aaatenae Mer cairns . . « ¥ > . - - . 2 = , Af LS I AN FT aN —e oe —_ 300 wn, $2 ? ) stures ¢' : 1: se canemniees’ te on Fearne ita is. & ER & SON, Builters — Bese Present yr ad eff. adden —- TAPLDWARE STOR Excel amt Ditters — i . : 4: : constr : aE > mas iol ‘ leans oaid o lit sickne - -wete FO on ob Bast sic " ~ = : an ras ectr ty" 13. sleeping perch wrt-water : ; ee eae _Northwest_ Mivanced: easy terme confidential: = ue aoe a. 7 = NDEL 1 ( STLLY y DOVE bond 2 ne 6 t . M a2 " ul 7 ' ‘ Y i ; ; 3 3 3 e > = = -* > - wren — - eit ** — | ) ~ "e it ad ’ : * : : ’ ‘ . : Py - a ¢ - "arc ¢ a3. So th 4 =A \ 2 a-ce recept: ° Seen _ : . . : . 1884. Grand and Hebert 5 Mets ef , - .% ae 7 . . . * —— 4 = = : ; wr ~*~ 4 ™ - ' _ ’ 7 * > - eet. : ~ ’ ’ i \ . , ad "~s and = nine anne o) G ERL ING REALTY & BLDG COo.. : | ioe “wal — —— a ah oivaiinsimtahieill sia 1 s : rooms “ti oan _LOANS. GN ae ESTATE _ r }usiness theny 1884 by ae ag 4 Hi eer} ios an ~ : ’ oon “Las ~ - . - a . ¢ ’ > ~ 4 + a & a _ = ree . : r : : seu" » . > os L y R | ic > : - ‘ 3 , ~ “6 =? Chestnat. MAin 1461 NGERIE-HOSTFRY SHOP — Sixth and oe STEPTIMG | | eN7 “s Tos , Serer Mer aig». rong UWS : o3— - maint - cael A BARGAIN a ie ) . oe tw ation r excahnge; sacriifen. | ——__—___—— ene ye Rls Ei RNS MAIN 4577 i COUNTRY BOME. NOW READ . vailionle a . : . , 2 ee on [AVE $9 ) fires Yr we .9 STAR CAST ee GAKDALE 1@50-—Reac: neervine 3 IN LIND! Swoop : 956 S. Gra . oH . oN ¢ vears. payable $23.000 per = eTAURANY coalusaoumne MAFFITT pe TE FIRE eardo: t 8s shad 7 st unga 402207 hygeine y: lars . p214 | oaRe BL HOM nD wir ings eno y L927; excepr i “> _ageni* Lindell S868 EI) Wit N. Vandeventer” == BRIGADE” i — + B ’ ohne ‘ — ' on . € e.. a ~ , . a ‘ j $ : - _ 4 =, A . | ; DuslLDess - ' es + ie __ > 3 : ‘K-s OT : , : mY ie 14 Mor Marrar i 7 —"PNIC TR? : : is PPiaAae® ver t itis LEAK ; s shades cara , ‘ = r 7 a : a . » sl é 3 Pens > vf ; _ a i Bas aes . Os : . ol . , : 2. : IP 1 . : y ‘a7 S$ 218 Manchester ‘Mc Padden + 7 : : a" r> : i 3... x 974 " ’ . ie , : #8 ; ak 2 ] r\” ye 4 eT > ~ i _ . ' ee 4a” *.5 ' terns 5s." Paaton Nervons ww '- s a) * i | bee “3 BLAKEMORE Pt cow et ae saint 28 : Wells ‘ . : : : culs of y stege- : | ee eS : . . ¥ i ; ws cariges E . : ze. ’ Sis - " : a = _ at —ss % ~ a : ver . 3 > toe and ; ‘ 'e4 room . | om 6 ¢ : : Dg cent >i ‘D : . ne . ih. " g eth Fall avenue and wx. S. DRO ¥ wt Al TY €oO. “ ata Ga NOVELTY _¢ (eae Murrey 7 SS €. Hi i? ei AS Kft BF I [Nt KE 41 TY ( } > ‘ 4 . ° 4 . -* s r a* « . BA - Li ry : Ee 40 Chevutean. i, hand | ‘ ; ; age == = 7 fhe ter ¢ E ikvd } EINBE RG & rents i. N. UNION : {&%-stery &reom _ S100 Easton (Abany S454. (c80 .3 ‘ : — aye | B : ; , wy terms “ \N—Fity | 7 : ay a ae | 3524 Fasten “Me Fadden's i 2 = * - 3 > a’ > = 2 »vMs. $750 © ASH a — Bee S500 P -2 | l9@?> YALE. AV—NEW BUNGALOW $ rooms, baths | : a South ) cee ; t 4°18 Delees - SESL Deimar ' we Padden « ‘F ie . ~ ~ — *3 ’ ’ i i 4 " a . : paw : ,\ TT . “ . ’ " x ey BALANCE IKE RENT a . (OOD INVESTMENT—ONLY $4500 | . - * eee ha an — : . . , _ »~S - - - 7 ; r ~ ’ "« ta ; . a» ; *. nae. Eee BUTS A 3 Lbs ’ furna : ENT. 147—29 sins | NEAK RPSERVOUR PARK g An , n brick ue. amounts $500 § , Powhatan «..?=* . = ? w R | ” 1 ae i | t ‘a + = a . , > ~~ XN ~ , " : \otle a Ss : ing ~ - ~ " ki ey 2 . “s ° + é = ~ = - : . te - ~ . ~ & t ne _ nn and second - - « . . : for seonatialianees : — : garage: eee & nake off FINE Mi + ; Se ne . ie = a. . ad Sad aif a R 2 3 pt ™\ +4 “ ~ * lorry wt ms i os > . 2. reak*set a: e2it 7 « " + 43 : . -_ .™ , ; Satym 39 es _. s aaa : ac ie SUMS : 956 S$ rand. i me —— on a , > . -_ — ' sn 7 ae Deadte 3 a Country ¢ See an . FEINBERG & JONES, 2909 N. UNTON, “A SALLE 1900-—ing at: S200 sown Aclede 524 rn 1O-KOOM RESIDENCE gpewe : READY MON EY K dest location tn wewme « we o> "HAR" 4% Rie al ' , «i FOREST S&S 8” . J en “s Day TIEN t. iiss mit — ™e° : r R “. wre : sg : me /- | : . ,. c ck ® t : ae f \LIPORNTA i¥ a ~ Prey » Rrese =p] ENT ‘STT) ™wY\ ESTA\E* ry? ~ or ree aR nie a‘ a ani ame @ . a * ; : 5 7 * ‘>t } : « ,: "} | nat 3 . e ‘og “4 —— : = - . : bt : y in : r - ,* ‘ = 4 -_ AA s % ~ ** - Ga:a! . - ‘ : ‘ 4 : . Re : i . : : C KOuM way =F a Rip te , Sta 4x1 | } 3 ee: $i Abe) — Rt \f o ra : ~ ° F : P 7 . ™ _ ? | yr wr” “rr ' @e* ‘ - _ ao™M x b- z — 9 18 f “s Cer mer ifarivter eis r =! «8 " ~ S-roem . -a . - . — ph = . > = . ‘ et S 9 AMIT t ind x ony ~ —> 2 © et. % “ pe aa in ; varer anc 4914 MARYLAND AVENTE i ay Thor Re mer + reg ; ; an rents sald i "COI ’ ts eed ’ ‘ on. Moder — rere sa hardwood. gars LAK i? x +4 _— dl . “ . S$. ) Pear wW™M. EF. WRISRF RG 74 § GRAND rs eo = me ak THE GALLERIA BUILDING ba at jh . 3 ' e tea on. , *RSCHLEIS & Fas 8 Mac. e021 OWNER MUST SELL IVWWEDIATELY YENI ICE “he i . New ‘2-story commercial butiding DO x OW NEED MC NEY Rand i431M . . is is KE. ‘SOR REALTOR. Kirkwoed 1158 49°78 SAN FRANCISCO - CHAR, MA me Wel Ih 4-4 reer a : -— ntaining | teres and shops a i MING HOT | | +4 = EE an Th gag ee met Eo: SR Be oa os > Du , i. garee an RFALLY Canes Ce Re lo ee ee 7 D ot 200: tacuuee ae & a — . ; = : * * ~ ~~ we Se “ = ‘ a “ee a : - > ” eT” 3 Th a ee 3 r ntti. "emt oot) im : oH a of QUICK SATE WANTED mace price SSO RAAKE SINGLE FLAT . : ms th Flee rs) ace : . . ‘ ‘ i sal - sitesinde ‘ = i sadaal ; : * Dx f Me Wh. re pia : ‘ : . . ~ oe garag’ : ‘ ge EMMELMANN-SPace? eR R r “1 i... ; x -_ — reatment oro ieee — r ax oo thee E | . ~ = z ? > * * L z } 4 iicthen sad | 14” P ; . . : . ; em 4 r. > “! : a = - é He : owe - ath with shewer hariw oo. Tt rem ‘rand and @nlitcan ee — 3 “ ' WRISRE R ——o . t C Beer sy - = j . . i d, % wat eat: clos : aa) ap ' = ; cae : ef ' = me GR 24ND. “++ LAT AYE 4974-28 Fas 5 vv 2ZS- foot ; oul _ : 5 : j a on , Soooemenaiel : a ae. RIRG WOOD TRUST ©0.. REALTORS ely peptide Crh’ Ceo e . ‘ sitoechipainapioninain e- > Joi 18 MAGNOLIA tie hath =i ¢ th lunge brick building to be used | 1AVE $82.000 firme deed of ‘rust to ais | “case Entra } ; ap : Rivas * i m2 a) -~ 4 =f7°7_ ANT) (o. e aes x Ores . ‘=a | “2° rt i .. + i Bae ea tage ac rm . . —- —— " _— ‘ ret yeu? “me * Gow i : ; . te Maan ano =o f% WH z ey 48 on wipes ' 5513 BEACON AV | heat: tile bath earage ener upstairs. | FEL ERER REALTY OM 5 etens —_ Th gle o. enue mer ' _ space - sipent | "st muyment tue July. i927. exceotional | Gon i. cat $40. * .. : 4 : ; s “i ees : . - eet Jennings Bt NGALOW— 308 HIGHLAND [CLARENCE 4571—-Hieh > “4 2 : e rs 5 RAM =e a pecan “hath oa POC : bath: 3 $ a | large s, hot-water 4058 SHEN \NDOAR | ~ Southw: . in be sacurec. property valuce are inereas =e wed —Sa00 responsi Die party buainess ‘mest be ‘paid om ac ye TE se ee a : es si fafly on Easton a submit any res 5 an «OTtwate party. Bexi-ess: baresin. 2900 Graraly = el, ease ee ee t : ‘> ad ~ > ~~. ‘t+? _ . 4 " - ~ ~. _ . +h - insane Sa%. £TA> ans? ‘ — _ ite 2 ; mio — ms wat A . .% - anc itrvegt Look a his 4 TT) single. hath a ] a 4 4 - $ y - . . r Het [MNenas *h 1700 t : Teme fts 724 P be R ¥ baa od 2 a 45f ; . - " Bre i gy ta ‘ -- S oh : : . °: * of tana . A th +. ' aie while 5 - - ae —— + Kea x be in . a ee _— . . ' . = ' sat =r . rr = : « ; + iv , " L. & ~ ee ~~ rae , £ » FRASKE pata > Chesta > v EN Zit kL. | i Sceto ut GArtfte . 1427. G oe ‘ 1°82 - GArfield 355 y ~ PRo a ae. . > ise A. == - ” « 2 ’ — a T NION. EASTe™ rarer COWPANY NEY Pe td. To here> w Iw emo ot AKI ETY rt 4° fv ac : on sae i OM ECE Lid. «#Gil} UPSTois. imorovemenia: owner on premises. (83, 5325 Easton. POrest 13760.(¢37 ; ; oo : —_# : ae Box T isn, Post Die a - —— : gs SS os eee “i644. Post-Dis.‘ ware. SO8l Gravois

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NESDAY, me 1927. a 2 petite he 4 —_. ¥ ww Oh % wa Faas MONEY waNTeD — mies In $10 see Ne _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__ __ PAGE 30 dg mais jaa dy had ~* lets ee nn RRO ie a age! Gey, $250. $509 ns: first deeds o¢ 182400, 7K 32 7 3 PRC? CON EL ae So Sec! : Boston ¢-Dispate Market. | : . © RR =... TESTIMONIAL DINNER |—# Gini Pee |WHFAT UPON CABLES [0 cove ewes | PMLRV amine es nen . % - : again ‘Elite a £008 volumes of 7 wool | ’ ST LOUIS VERCHANTS FK«'H dog. * . UPTURN In WHEAT PRICE Butter Is Lowet—Hens Also Dows ' AT NATIONAL YARDS. & eal | NS — mi oe AY ‘TY 2) 4 in 2. . ~—6«©rB today’s market and optimi Cast mits ceed : =r ; = ™M A} in H § , \ " by dealers we re more erences A a te Apr i] 6.—F ollow ing are quotations o ev ie | | RUTTER. EGG AND POUL EAST ST LOUIS. DL. Aorfl 6 (Unites Fine territory. clee n hasis. wag (He Gaye high iow. clos® aud previous _— Snecial ¢ > = quoted at lone anal Special to the Post-Dispatch ST LOUIS 094 9 ' 7 In jloca) market and quotations as wise a0 ; + 0B, hat { a "ea. — a MS to | received from Kansas Citv and Chicago CHICAGO. April 6.—Shorts in #heat bid } ind EXCHANGE. ~ rs ge yt States Department of Agriculture) —tHoss 880 to 93¢. and quarter blood ar markets eevee: up prices today because they were con- | .°o" yng A at 49c. butter firsts 1c low. | Receipt, 14.000: opened ISe to Te Roc, F High. _ ose, Yesterday e strength imier at 47c: butter seconds ic lower at| lower, closing 25¢ to %5e lower; : 60 to 1 poun 1.6 Ine delaine. Ohio grade, was “quer “sa sa anata cerned over the unexpected 45c to 45 loe in the g2£rease. sae WwW HE AT. = , ine " ‘ _, peavy and iezhorn nevis, Cc f CLARA BOW in ood Combings. 43c to 45 ie ri ist Eon: 16% 133% 136 i eee Liverpool and over the large export sales | ; springs of | ——" 4c to 45c. and quarter blood, 43c¢ to 44c. " Bt. L 29% aq) § 29% _— hei Commission houses sold on the bulges u Ic _— at 45c; springs of 192 Comedy and Others —_— Attorneys From 13 States tolecni, ia5se 134: 35 %4-% 138%-3 ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.! Wheat closed near the best prices of | -_ ts i higher as 2 : ° a Jewod ee 4 27! 28} 4a j|April 6—Wheat and corn ruled higher! the day due largely to the removal of |5\“* oe oe AD r. x~_ Ca . a spe ‘| 25¢. capone. + pounce and over. VERTISEMENT Honor Jurist 35 Years on é SAT. today. the latter being influenced by high- | hedges against export business and short!at 32c: small capons @c higher at 30c ah > n i Cattle —~ coipte. Double Program re Y . . : , and “The Wolf sib, oe de = Z 27 Ya a ‘ x. ©,..122 a ‘ 2% 12 1 % -122 | rege of million bushel ‘ $1.29%; Sept.. $1:: 274% - 6 eee ce ae : yo gn ishelg mostiy Manitobas. | jioged 1 ‘ee M - ~ ; Ordinary ifirete, 20%c: chats re ‘iferes upward Double Program siting . —— 7 Smalinéss of primary receipts received cu. ae ) 3 | aoe’ 81 ten on Goose ence 90: duck | $6.75 downward: ' ee . 27 % some attention. ; lso fact that ex- sah PD ie ac. pt. a &. 7 : Riad a9 —— ea a — A AR a BR FF AE emi ce my - OE Ay eek n , ; >. “ “7 ("rea@mmerv eatr ole ae TRAP” and eve + we 3 — ; oan nest = ye f t + Attorneys of 13 states will join ‘ORN, port ak ings Americans, re Rg ow . 8..." I a a nen oe: : ; Cr a . , oT o—_ va he “i ‘AS : , olin 2 te 2 ; standar c: ‘ef seconds c; be, TO. 2. TT —————— 2S ta crate pe HY all Ca st. Louis and St. Paul in a testimo- » te 4 10% 4i Rn wa 4 wheat offerings we te ae —— , to 9 , Local me -|No 1} packing nomen 20 \%c: cheesy siull | weight lambs sround $15.7 | BL S] N I: SS Double Program . higher, but o demand. Corn was!_.. ' bus — wheat, 2 lems ‘aged sneep wo a's wool ewes, $10; nial dinner Friday night at Hotel|K “c >: "hain 72 dy to oe OPPORTUN “IPSTREAM”™ and y Bn K. e. tS 7 Bleady ¢t le higher. Demand was goed ort bod ‘bushels wheat taken for expert . a No. OT No. 3, I TIES | ” ee » ete & fe toe" athe x io er | : % A es em nw erties ar te Meee oe ae OE MR 8 kat aoe )! arty pend — r " F : ' bull news has failed ——————— _ " ; siecle a wan Erbe Stes Bs F _~ Wheat opened fractiona!! Digne ’ t . ( “The Whole Town's Don’t suffer shame of ugly, itchy distinguished service which Judg ni. ae A ruled 80 in the early trade, ilaeaeed ge Be a he — A HE 1 Nort t 24 ae i CHICAGO. April ar eg ee 1 aa Ry — he skin. Never ondure Skin Tortures eng | Walter H. Sanborn has devoted to} B-_©. PTEMBER CORN. ~ een 1 P%, Ri - averpoo] market. prices there: vantage of all dips to even up their lines. | 4 od aa. = rs “a a © Ji: eora. 38: BEIGE N ind | SE TES sR C NN. ei up on March and N - Ty ‘ : “we wick . ; : _ [rritations. Banish Pimpies, Blotches|the United States Circuit Court of! , —- Sere onally and France has been a consistent buyer v6. —: aoe: Sos . ry 50s: do firsts ( © 81 score). 49 | any time. This safe, sure way to Oe ee Ne nicer onan prices were %c to %e net | of our red winters. The Seahoard reported | Sng Gnicr She. cocina chickens 4 Ibe. and | “Bw ORK Apri! Al 6.—-Rgee ee keep skin clear and free from blem- home city, will be conveyed by JULY OATS. 4 gher on wheat and 4c to 4c on corn. | over 1,000,000 busnels sold for export over, Joc: leghorne and black springs. | ceipte eunery rr whites MILTO™ oot iver” |ishes. At druggists—é60 : : ai... 4% «#445 ~~” OT lca eee Sinead 1%¢ up op March: 1164 | °PEE_ SOS Meets Manhoves. 25eg cocks. l4e: ducks. 26@2S8ce: musecovy | closely welected, exiraa ” 34@ doe “The Silent Lover” | ggists—Gle and $1.00, 7eorge W. Morgan of the St. Paul a Mt . & ATS. J on May and %d on July on a hb semen tenn a Bg eg - ram & lic: geese. 14c swan geese. Se; | and nearey bee i SEI rEMB ER OA Hard May w meat ppeees at $1.35 Ln te i wiay ¢ ry au ) co turkeve hens and young tome. 37c. tur- r@te to ”97 a See. Cheese K Comedy and Others | “ mene: he feu 9 . - : - - a 7° eitinntntnemanesanaioeaies |bar. Ernest A. Green, president of| Chi. 43% ; ™%. hard July $1.25%. red May $1.29% oe att rowing weather a keys, old toms, Z4e: No. 2 turkeys. 20c: | firm; reeeip pia 171.482. Double Program ‘the St. Louis Bar Association, will pee AY rE. Eee ae a corn 76%c a: + i July corn S80 %c primary receipts dropping off again and | “Pons ? me and over. 32c: smia) ca- NEW YOR . Freie | | ; 7 pcal wheat receipts. which were 43.400 | no smaller than last week and than a year |?0D#. JO0c: sips and leghorn canons. 2le quiet . ae ’ Bae pe oh “Sorrows Of Satan” | be toastmaster. Lon O. Hocker will Chi. . -105 _ 1037 104% - B-105 » 103%b bushels. compared 7 lus - Afternoon” ‘For SMIN | Nig 7 Send 3 OM with 47.600 a week #f0)ago. Minneapolis stocke decreased 50,000 | YOUne guineas. $7; old «ulneas ——— = {RRITATIONG welcome of the gather- |} _ JCLY RYE. and 5.200 included 17 cars |bushels for four days. Pr yrodege F AND ae Lave pigeons. f 'pauliry, ei fay" exorenn ~ By | ' ’ es. : - ee 0D Z, ° : - eat ni ' , ; “yr Uats were stead y te le } ¢ ms - “FLAMING FURY” | 8e Z2emo, Healing Liquid Chase, to honor the 35 years of JEN. w : » tc lower. Demund Bulls were d ited he fact that | 5- 8. ‘ 4 j ii ws and beakers Ww to attract new ; oe = Chicago Grain Carlota. kee a SM Re Oh S.phaias oe ~ ome te “F On re eet. « ee - - eee te * SP a ae tay mos esta tt ll lt offer the am -é and Cor receint * 7. ¢ le oo o110 4] ’ ' Ye b 0xb hi O - Dn receims Corn trade was quiet and prices slightly , vv per ing to which the guest of honer will | , 101 101 %t 10 ich were 25.200 bush ele. compared witt ) 35 ——aa ” ; eee ee My ry? > rs.) 7 _ — ey ‘ ¥ “ hi h 1 St ? T ; > ‘3 i "a ~ — ’ 45¢ AMUSEMEN Ts respon d. Isa ac H. Lionberger and | ee, SEP EF MBE R RYE. saaiiell ae aed pg ened poral a ig SOO last pees covertne wy RL pin Ay — So. oh ; 157 De. April. 42%: ao May’ 40 “ec: i hi... 06% 96% 96% £8499 bb ty - through. O8@t®/ checked the upturn Receipts continue up. 10ne to 11 Ke , storage standards, Dec. oe ae - be slat ia Sal Piccatinn gles tee ee oe ae BENEFIT NIGHT ; FEATURES “The Music Master” reecipts, whict 88.0 ushels ry i ich were 68.00 bushels. com-|jight and this is tending to cause some 1104 120 lbs 2c to lOc, rough, coarse 42%c. Eges, fresh cathered firsts, Agri ** anime aliiaieniaindled ~~ ——— ss a d Double Program CHARLES ‘ovis Present | Courts of Appels were created | “Flesh and the Devil” “The Last Trail” 'Judge Sanborn. March 17, 1892, eee eT re ‘F ; I onsie P ‘ » i ey +3 NEW YORK. April 6—The daelly. ay- Ne NORMA TALMADGE Was appointed to the Eighth Cir- erage gross crude o{] production in the a tinnines te ing &6 cars. Duluth 70 FRUIT MARKET NEW YORK April &é.—Butter unsettled : potatoes, S5.lhOs eroduce un- "98g y 7} cuit. It is the largest of the nine, ¥ nited States imcreased 15.960 a Pt for "‘Peleuare beadints of wheat were 391.000 ies ——————— a “GRAU STARK” — the week ended April 2. totaling 477.800 | bushels, compared with 208 000 a week Apple mugaee Are Moderate But i ——— EES: 7 , ie te . " )average production east of California wae | 000 a week ‘ago and 550,000, last ye ar. ST. LOUIS PRODU CE ROW April "ee ‘ Double Program Be: 4, a oer fol —_=— BUSINESS WANTED MOGLER ‘ “Sorrows of Satan” POP. MA” “TODAY BS $1.65 ito Utah and New Mexico. 1.840.600 barrelg an increase of 17.350 | Oates receipts. wer $1 1 | Supplies of apples continued plentiful. but ‘Se re ohne ; ; “The Wolf” | r Since 1903 Judge Sanborn has | | pared with 278.000 a week ago “and 431.- movement was light Only standard va- - y TY Ch Bp et iiematen. J: | Ou ance for Black Bottom nf re ay ry @. & _.» ~ 20¢ (liearances were . ‘ Cash intereste bough Sh 2k,@4c: bucks. 2%@3 A 6.—Pou) lve whea 2000 barrel on nd 2 res ight Shipping demand | 3%*%@ ucks, 4 3c r , : OIL PRODUCTION INCREASES stem am J of v ee ele ef! flov uf one Sel. showed a moderate improvement. FROGS—. umbos. $2. 56: medium, $2: steady: ae oy A rye Sh . 2 to ; The three Northwestern markete com- Provisions met commission house sup-j|small, $1 per dozen ag ee 200 10 3 = , . Tbe By the Associated Prese bined had 22@ cars of wheat, compared | 2°! after an early dip MILK—Country etations. $2 per 100 , with 414 a week ago and 656 a vear ago. — pounds. delivered In St. Louis, 82.60. toes: Idaho a ON her TAs, oe bee Sea wy mee new t) ‘ mas +} - aoe “s hi rt P a LEOPOLD G ROSSBE RG CO. MACKLIND :* ive St ‘Arfield 0260. s415 Arsenal mb : te an cate ael ee ed 7 77 x 9 “4 ¢ , >) including 13 states and extending | barrels gaye the weekly summary of the | ao and 427.000 last year. Corn receipts “ries a Ete +> ee A hy Vtd.—Good Boz oO. and Bremen and Nights—50c to $2.75. Sat. Mat.—50c to $2.2 ag 4 ; “ é Thin a :. Ty Ptac> » I PR aE Wee —— —- ; ’ * "yt . - | . . _ . | Le ¥ ‘ te 2 . a ) é . “7,” : y > be 3 : at y B00 iothing, 66 IT BURNS THE ASBES-]) railroad receiverships. -The Union | WASHINGTON Apri) 6.—Freight was- | 600 last year. Oats shipments were ; . ler No. 2. $3: €d avin | | Ines for é ; a |Sep ! So: 4: pols. lilinois winesap . y etched — Newstead , Douglag Fairbanks In —Says Ashton ey ee de -Eram | Pacific and 20 allied roads were in | | le me euition aie auaek “for the third week "ago and bee OOo waa ‘aoe ages scalded. $3.5 4306 Lee Av. \ Comedy and Others receivership in his court for four | oneecutive bet onl Amartens Railway | St. Louis Cash Grain. ofan men aoe 50) to cin, davis, $3.50 = ‘ — : | | years in the Os. c J my jo i UOK RAS cars. an wr a Seite sae ete the Ex- Tees Ee a th winesaps. $3 to $5: Four Burck Sedans 0’FALLON on tents Preferred’ | | Although his family resides in land of 40.493 ster te eneneeed wank ~ No. 2 yellow corn 7 6e: No. 3 3 ris rte quality ee peers were steady. 4209 W. Florissant‘ and “The Wreck” S Paul, Judge Sanboru, who Bow 1st Jey wccus trbant seins SPUN) Hela Goce Gee ohn Pee eee Our officials’ cars—four Buick “on ‘is 81 years old, still retains hiS| care ar increase of 14.361 over the| 6c a Pgh ork hao — oe ee gS pal sateen order b%e and 8 d . . PAULINE § -— "~~ aa m4 | birthplace on Sanborn Hill in Ep- pee — Pa gg AB TR gee: 2 | oats 47 @47%c: No. 3 white oats 44@|_ C SOAN TS—iIn fobbing way. $4.50 to € ans—will be sold this week at yiress end come Ti idliss @ Claxton! = LOVER” wostseusmnowy, || SO". N. HL, as a summer home. His | ths carioad iota 267 4a30an “increnge of | Sruie Ns giggetG ome ALG sa: samele | MGR ABEeRUTe Flore S2B0"t $3.40 prices that mean real saving for —- ——— ——— father an: lis grandfather were |74‘": rain anc gfain producis. « 78 | aac ' oulliee ner cre S ‘OM P. \ CY born in the same house. idecrease: forest bes ey oN BOT. a. te | wi 9: st. Louis Hay prscomy LEMONS—Celifornia gustan nedens: you. Each one mechanically’ per- Double Program | _MAin 4645 Pestalozzi { si | BEST ; . can ¢ ~ 207. 3 reane | TE be . ny tee 029, Midnight Sun” and POP, MAT. WED. SEATS St 65 | Among the attorneys who will | Fie. ~ 12 097 ap of 1186 1 eet ee Imotay, OnU,o4 OR GTS nn te $3 x sg Py 29. ano | fect fully equipped. New Car “ai pgaae J Ree f | SALE owricrt ix neigh- 2842 Pestalozzi “The Pinch Hitter” 4 > th Charl de Cone . moth hy ‘ wing 9 |} attena e dinner are: -Nnaries | ee moth 5 to $16: N light wey ‘alifornia navels $4 to $625 ver box mixed §%¢ , ‘ Ll: No. ye doe SETRAWRERRIES—Louisiana °4-pint | Guarantee. Terms, if desired. SiO) —Reasona bls Marine!lo: ix ae na > . Synith of Hek: * > a as New York Sugar. ation; living quarters. FOrest QUEENS sey MLENCIA” ORPHEUM : NINTH 2 ee ee eee ee SOT ewe wre gal 7 aii tle mixed, $17 t ; No. wavy clover | Ca8e®, $6.25 -to $6.50, and off stock, $4 to | ; (c8O) 4700 Maffitt " ‘ ebm — seat : . CHARLE: iC. O’Brien of St. Paul. pan; = marie? Seer” - iii cate day within 12 Y | $2] 29- No. 2 *heav clover | 25: Mississippi 24-pint case. $5.50 to $6 oa i Fit nag ge All cs dette ALL @ tiene of Decee! Gane mele Ie eae ek eee “No pure clover. $23 | Alabama 24-auart. $7.0. | See these cars Monday—at Grand and | | if | . Lindetl—o | nd » phone JEfferson 6230. 9 Foon 7 . a Jrpneum cUircutt vaudevilit r Choice Seats Tonight z 24 ‘ a8 be u il shi \ Double Prog.: “The 150 " 7 Wa rd } itzgera ats oO! > . ery? t na} oOpers T r " o ‘ aut ¢ qd. 7s f*¢- "s if L ‘ Zo, il. . an S°20: N 5 1 é tg ge fearby duty-free sugars were he'd en ee Se ee ee TRAVEL AND RESORTS ‘ed net advanc | New Potato Receipts Are IncreaS-| March last year. and for the first three a. “Sorrows of Satan” and “THE BACHELOR’S BABY” ER Bcc eer ida? in vetimea v va ices were uncnarred. ing—Prices Are Lower monthe this year $43 095 ) 099 axsinet s. , _ . a> 4 . } ; * mame nero af cFaston and “Truthful Sex’”’ with Helene Chadwick, Harry Mrers t r prices were nera int : Be Union and Ka | 0 oe * pes Seems t S = oe oo ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. Apnl ’ ¢ x : th Ma | ; r iit eri [ uls t ‘ : eet i wr " ' 2 -* hetaesir yee " ms a pire > — ih a ‘ + two LULSTON | gveen a tO Se ‘adit inn actin — Le nued light and of outine character, | ‘= veing received in | Seiten ain diat tears Fines” and “A Foor OPER ean rvice | war future a dy. = Approne |e in bon poy ge age Bh oy A eT] OG? |’ Ro nance I = A ey - ss : t. RT J . ; We lirini., Wu i j Pet ' “sts : oe Eanes Girl's = HOUSPF | j Tri ales, 75.2 n M ay ee ‘OUD iber: ceipts. Sale seceaiatanitacisieisittenaAECee 1? Oe ntember, 3. 3.09 - Decen X. r Ci] + oul. Double Program | §__11 A. M.—CONTENUOUS—12 M 7 of All Ciasses eintillingga ge ROCERY_. Woodland ’ “sorrows of Satan” Never Anything Like this Gala Show! scoommnedatiods you aon. A ole 1, Mai ae R riit? 4avi - ay ~ a. “Saturday Afternoon’ *] NINE RED ? EPPERS J eo )089% wali *' Lit. SNS ar sie 4) ws Gravois UTHER BIG | | de luxe on one of the express liners of more | ie Goods ar et eview. russe LO VERY —. $4 / i rooms; rent 40Y¥ ACTS | | 4 , ’ ' r dest qu arters on | NEM — April b egg ome ed Sacks Seeds Se ey [SE LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0.’S THEATERS | : —And— te et | rel Ne os: EHS . i ( ab ' ¢ ! ur- - . [ely : > " + 4 at t i a ee MADAM WANTS NO CHILDREN the or To prices. Print h re quoted at 6% ia x. iv : et) ‘T)T —— —— —— - if , ~ 1 hd Ra oe _—. L 3 , . > a sa? ; Ti 4 ly ot ~ 4 “Ty INFER nt S300 take it. : L § “An Affair of the PRIC ES . 2he and 400 : qui t markel - ‘A 2 9 ae . 7 loN : ARSENA ollies”’ and } woe ; al. ng trom New | : re Z —) ' - er N nee wen? wi > Ue * Xue | New York Silk. ; OEE RAD ¢ - | $4.50. few TIONERY AND GR ERY. Grand and Arsenal ‘-Sweet Rosie O'Grady’ PR nenerMeee =York, Boston and | : en ee Oe ee oe h. t ads lotr e busin ese: lov liv - ee es . Mig ce VE YORK. April 6—Raw giik n- 4 a. ’ eks Te bliss triumph, U. | oar! argein. DE low re 0243 | * _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS — J Seem Montreal 5 Re’ . ; . N. “5: 125 sacks Texas bliss! [EE eee — —— 1 RT { Charles Murray and eae ie 4 jch No. 1. $4.19: |: acm oe ee "LIONERY Fine locatic pr iced AUBE Chester Conklin in he Bede ae ee rincipa! iropean . (rimumpns . 5S. N “a we : secon ar ~ iy ” J saeetianiineaiimiieinaii + ye > rm Pay > ‘ al 71a ; LS: du ; ’ 9 Qe ese er. { ai 7 2g fy REALT y | : Rand a -- ‘mew se” ie St. Leuis or Local Agents ' fi ; sane — ae 4 . ) w T Potat price iai ue: Culorado ruseet Du! : 7-949 Cee Tree eos » ts | BIA Patsy Ruth Miller in Thousands who've already ry W &y L SALES AGEN TS j Ue Ke. $2 Me to $ 3; Minn nesota red Mriver | rt 12.000 wa} COLL M “What Evers’ Girl seen it say its funnier than HITE TAR INEZ : Oni, £.« am FU a | ey | | CHICAGO Oli montn ly " ded sh ' 4 we? gt } ‘ ? yr , ' y ‘ : ~ uthwest Should Know Behind the Front and : Arantic Tranarory Lins RED | : la! burbanks. B.1D ww} eet iemn «ar itt os, ot hs 5257 So : ————$$$$$ “We're tn the Navy New—'"’ sancamrrtes ‘Rep Sanioe i: FOR AE 3 $3.25:. Wisconsin rurais. 4 aa 1UY ot. building. equipment and business: ) ALL-STAR CAST in ‘ Beery | Gee Peice tess 2658 to S640 B30.00%) te handle. B. 376. P.-D(c4) CONGRESS / 5... of the Storm’ # allace ; B I] Na Howell Tee Potatoes Texas 25 to $5.01 | GARAGE. repeir shop and filling tation: 4023 Olive St. and Amateurs in Paramount's comedy e Sweet Potatoes— Ten: \egeee nancy wes on be ” suntan oe - sg ' oc to $1.10 per bu ha mper home-grown | accessories: A 46 Caesew at the Rat*’ nam .¢ hall et re & —— moud ri was Going fine bus neas ; ae 1 , GEO. SIDNEY 7 . | | E t : at cae | ie ee mw +a aa | weSeaeNe” punt eee Re S| NATIONAL BANK o% CHICAGO ist third Cabin ships. eee ” A ha A ee ly ie tt ee kita leh tn ty AW cd ener we awn) peli SSS Ss ee ne , ‘ REE onde eee + x fers Kealty) & investment, PRorvect’? | @rand-Flor. | geo. Si catciisaece ale & Florissant os h eae tion neer”’ A Funny, Novel Different | Grand 0 T e Auctio Pubiix Presentation AND || was dull Lettuce wae firm New on ions | |} were slightly weaker and old were firm GROCI RY MAR KET — South corner: cee eee | reome al no agents Riversid: 4792. ee “Und . ” | mee | er Brooklyn Bridge | | Spinach And tomatoes were oneeey nts | Statement of Condition, March 23, 192 With a Big Cast Featuring | rood Blk ans re elightty of 23, 7 BROCE ANT Mt . . Stone in ‘Don : ROCERY ANI = raat A6p1, TEx ; GRAVOIS { Juan's sone tp Nights” | , I Ye \' ir hy ck. Stringbeans were HELLER AND RILEY r y ars QUOTATIONS. 3 3 | | RESOURCES LIABILITIES nt location. GRand ERY STORE—Handles meats: rent eo Gravois and Amateurs Lf New stead (os : os ARTICHOKES— sf -* A: (00d location o! HI- POINTE Charles Murray an 1 ig i : . . || oer erate, i | : aD ls 5540 Vernon * Chester Conklin in | a yi ae ty : TX ee | ° P | AVACADOS—California $6 te $750. ac , = ER RY AND MARKET: —Owner sick. @ Cayton & MecCaus. ' “McFadden’s Flats” | +8! ATEN Y as on | | Cr bi. Weegee’. a. Motion wcture NSPARA Aan per crate . of onl i Time Loans . $156,260,317.11 Capital oe eGO0 80208888 ee , 25 ,000,000.08 . Virginia. (ed) . a ee a Fs . Sh ; .s ws . 4 ! A , : UD (y@OI Kia > 7) > wo v Ri ERY AND M EAT MARKET—Che: : . What dances! What thrille : ’ ' ' 5 ° ‘ z Ly ra le h ie@-gzrown. loc ver bubci -_ | ' Damand Loans 104,829,477.09 Surplus *oeeeweeenaeeeeneeene 20,000 ,000.00 leaving tow! nla N. Ei hichw on Charlies Murray and | : ) a? . BEETS- a ~Tekas bu baskets, $1.00 to} a ee m MES wes Lafayette {Chester Conklin in | GILDA GRAY , : Pt . ameras and ONO lice | ass to 9401 n Acceptances . 469,254.29 Undivided Profits . ° 5,347,634.06 : ENTS meee — . @ sé ' 7 a t ] n : | 4 3 ee NOW @Xag. GAT DAW AR E STORE—Exceleant location: = 3 ee marcann's Fee — “CABARET” ae | bd | { tor si | ds for T Ricknens rents FOrest 8410 : — | with : A > Pro ectors | ABB AG EB SPROUTS—Alabama, $1.50 - wae etc. 36,039,081.92 $297 130.41 Reserved ares 1,896,637.72 — ee H ING be aaa. — emma co LINDELL f jaaeion Seamere’ ghey SY Tem Moore—Chester Conklin J Pe 2 Aad Some “5c per box ‘ pinata antonio . , anes Circulation 30,000.00 = | . | - Grand and Hebert “4 Acts of ' Vaudeville % And on the Stage ‘ | 1 Texas. ! 1.8 -o $1.75 per bu basket: N : : : | U. S. Bonds and Treasury Nows . 44,651,270.21 Bills Payable with Stock of Federal Reserve Bank . = 1,350,000.00 Federal Reserve Bank ...%: 8,000,000.00 Bank Premises (Bquity) ..... 7,800,000.00 Liability on Letters of Credit . . 7,963 057.73 Customers’ Liability on Lewes: of Credit 7,154,344.46 Liability on pps. ~-ee 5,349,111.64 mn HING notions “and dress: nek ; sess ; “NIGHT CLUB REVUE” | yn ‘ ~ " eer ' vie a LLL ee Ae CE ett, cat ttt ye + > ote agen, oe ae Saree * 5 De ’ | FL. OWE R-—Californt and Ore ee ee ee ( he ES—Home-xerown, afectionery_ transien . ALL-STAR CAST 1n. | L | eel “HOMESTRUCK” FE 513 OLIVE STREET §) gor fancy. ana, 4° choice; eaten a t — rT, 2812 N. Vandeventer BRIGADE . b susine ss) loe atio n: : With VIOLA DANA 4 | | $4.50 extra hed r — $3.50 ae | 11. $3 pe -dozen box ee 3) 3 Manch . Charles Murray and On the Stag oo er ao oe a I n the e : ” Oo te good business. ; es er! ‘enki } : NT—Florida fancy, $3.5 Contes, Contin ie Sy GENE ps BOYS ‘ We Give and Redeem 1$4.50 pe 44 bu 1 crate, according to Lal ] S— me-grown 1 ; is | Manchester “Me ‘s Fiate” — | ie CONFECTIONER | — Serr Lands of the Rising Sun! — of EAGLE STAMPS SEN 0: i : Ht “ a : rt dozen bunches, Ke y¢ Maplewood / Charles Murray and "WEST END Bote) flower festivals and dancing | | GREE! - Alabama 7 oa N Poth tas ’ | Chester Conklin in " : girls and tea-houses and junks ' i June. $2.50. and telephone d«.« ind. i fing a ee aereteen's Fine , a ee in harbors. Of exquisite carv nsec msnamin te wen ig og } ' Ins . 3 eeettenenines iF icin , ? ° ’ 53 es aanan Be 0 b / FO test 91°92 oS) e7 ; am: “SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOR . in s hum d brid es a odas | ee aw eee _—_"—> eel GR yD \ PE J PPERS—Fi oF! Ga. . - running hot - 3524 Easton ' “McFadden's Flats” newest, largest, fastest ships on ¢ to large $2 to $3: 2. $1 ver 100 | Statement of Condition, March 23, 1927 Lindel! of) | Oz, =r : | the Pacific — most delightfully | oot |E—Home-erown 5¢ to 15¢ per bu ARK ; eae whe ge— | NEE serviced. Frequent sailings _ oe top ; | we. a RAR Ee $4.50 RESOURCES LIABILITIES ; Semenid Seams... . $12,044,778.02 Capiedl ......2000+2++ $ 3,000,00000 *Bonds Due in 1927 11,988,404.64 Surplus ........+..+.+.+.+ 10,000,000.00 Webster Groves Nervous Wreck” from Vancouver. aN Cte 2 liceber rate. and Texas big *Bonds Due in 1928 3,693,721.10 Undivided Profits .......+ 1,8007,168.07 , “Flaming Frentier" & | with LIONEL BARBYMOBS District Freight Agent. 2050 Ky. Ex. : | =a) nek wend . 25: Wisconsis On THE STAGE— | PARSN 1P8— Homeerown. 75¢ t | ce 31.71 | by _PAR Tine Loans. - - - Fn an en ek earl 4,742,736.89 87,713,841.61 ou $ tines: Full information, sailing dates and plans of | M4 ae home-grown botbed. ©OOc per bu | *Bonds Due in 1929 3,026,313.15 Reserved for S111 Sutton oe ‘The Magician” | in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers Bidg.. St. Louls, Mo. . Shand ah Double Program HILL | { «pitnd Allee’ and |} | MOONEY & CHUROC | Se i “Monkey Talk” — Dancers, “Artists and Models” World’s | CANADIAN g SERVICE c: PARSLEY --New Orieans eur $106,626,633.73 nana eceat YATES & LAWLEY cam | Greatest | and ears ete Lccmtann. 160 so She: Ar. | $106,626,633.73 inc RALDISHES wu ay * Adjusted to cost or market fries, whuhever « lower ee poet - ’ ' ; tl wey 4 { A RR ~ LE _ Pogo APR AEN EER ee ’ Louls, Mo. Telephone GArfield 2154. : . ' F : ouble Program | {| RENEE ADOREE oul, phone | 13h. ppl barrels, $0.50 Powhatan { Double Program E For Freight apply to G. F. Diekroeger, . ey IONS Minneso! a red $4: idaho rec een | St. Lawrence. Be sure you travel . | ‘ . box. : P 5 a aa : # iF > J c 4 1 , ‘ ' ie > ek oe 40c per ge % 1 Delmar McFadden 's Fiats | GEO. P. CARBREY, General Agent | cart eer AnD t ae gen | OOM. abama and | *Other Bonds .. . . 8,607,361.97 Taxes, Interest | . | ' Added Attractioe— | > 88: ny ? = Dividends .. 2,103, 424.43 ; = j | raverse the route LaSalle took in 2, and c | wae $3.75 ; an | : and Due MABEL rey : 60s, $2.10 ver | oe Banks... . 34, 120,823.14 Demand $26,027 ,441.74 em bh ust , % . d Harmony Singers. Bar! | ke ree tips 15 to 30c and white roome | for . oF } TI v OLI ‘ Charles Murray an Carroll's “Vanities af B ea tend |30c: Alabama. ‘tides ide to 30c. Be Deimar ‘pi long red. 30c and tips loc ’ j 2 St.. St. Canadian Pacific, 420 oes : : | ions ssippi % hampers, $1 to $125: Mie n and ne Show ‘ “FAI i ; . . . . . ; i ) ’ . A ] Oe in “SHOULD MEN WALK HOME™™ |] discovering the Mississippi and the | igh onions, . $2 and 50s, Deposits / T 56,94 3,642.98 no dealers. Chester Conklin tm ie7 | LINES white 4Ue to 46c per dozen bunches. , a “McFacden's Flats” | —_ é. a ts iJ . Coned | TEE ome. housekeep 4 sc at aienimetiadities carry Canadian Pacific Express Company's , a ehiee Tie to S24s sar oe , income $230: ‘ ain a — ravellers’ Cheques, net otiable everywhere | }-1135-1137 Olive Street, St. Louis aaa long I tal R 580 05 5 ' _. ae : VIRGINIA P seen - or any STEAMSHIP AGENT. aan it "BARR— Home-gTow pn field 10c tw i} i! oO esources * 7 * J 2 “Ladies at Play” ' oe ° yA ” unc and “The Ice Flood SAUER AH AUT—Kege,, $1.25: net par |i] . Pe i gelone e cael | T Deposits .... 487,513,319 . " ~ ’ : * 4c ESCORTED EXCURSION TO IRELAND | sn re oes wore, Ul Invested Capital over. . 71,000,000 LA yuister 1s fave ae snahed Pai Our Second Grand Personally-Escorted Excursion to Erin, a be hamper: Florida % bamvere it $40. in me tee u — < e ‘ | “ 2 ar rontenanis Sor aed ui | Can’ INGS THEATER? TR! {¢ OF -— 7 and P downtown + ne oi od _2 | sailing from New York, June 18th, in the new steamer ‘tor pale and $2 for dark : oa (ae BALES ry) \. i! Te ey RObERG ; “MACFADDEN’S S FLATS” J oO E Cc 00 x SCYTHIA affords an excellent opportunity of visiting the ro - ° oS gruwnd 40c¢ to 50c of | . a SHS res a j ¢ Wah CHARLIE MURRAY “The oy Man Vau “8 Emeraid Isle under ideal conditions Already a large num- 5 , ae oe 1%-bu crates $2.75 ' + Inchudes $4,000,000 capital and srpins of Coutimental end Commercial Company, have secured reservations for the trip, ‘es TUMATOES—Florie repacked faney 6 || The stock of this Company is owned by the stockholders of the te . = ell fixtures. with or without « e | CHESTER CONKLIN rene Shs ber of passenger's BAT Oi Keon aos sett 7 Screens New Comedy Teun in the Jack Redmend—Singer niet which will be in charge of our Irish Assistant Manager, Mr. : * $4 50 ° So 75." Mexican , livine a ie | west Bigges: Laff Hit of the Yeas ©. J. Lenihan. Resolve to go along. The rates are reason- i; — ( cmtmentai end Commercra! Nenone! Bank of Cbscage ge he nee ‘nt $4 ‘ 6013 § South es ‘ : , * = ad enie if desired. able and a good time is assured to all who make the voyage TAT! R .. - . ozen OR SHOP— Veta blieh oa. very with Mr. Lenthan and his happy crowd of Irish Excursion- 2 esi $: to ists. Don't delay. Get the facts today about this delightful oe tat Je ee et ee oe & trip to Ireland. bu hameecr: Arkansas $1. $1.50 per bu basket CUNARD LINE, 1135 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. J) Stee! Prices. . changed. feome TRA BOT ’ “O.. 48354 wae ot ci BOOMING OUsn-—Nicely rurnish ned: SHINIXG PARLOR—Loca' dg” ae Ee a ee wasnec bare ain ' “OOOO Gravo in v fetor a ete - 3 — 1926 the Post-Dispatch wood ous govel : oe api e a gene 108.487 Reom and Board yer LIVE 2661 Gravots. Bean, ~ 649 more than the Saen of Guameante” , i = st other St. Leuls newspapers Matinee Teday, 350; Children. 15¢ tte | ete ne neni 9 eee ane

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 40 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1927__ ——= i a RECORD TOPS |=: : ance srpors {|| M0. PORTLAND “3 NEW YOR yeas a $14,836.000; week ago, $143 tras. (c) Payable in . (d) Partly steck. 314,700 shares, compared with 2,614,770 Auge o years ago. $19,585,000. Total Pius 5 p. c. stoc (f) 2% p. c. quar ii ¢ payable in com. i‘g) Extra 4 p. ¢. ‘ yesterday, 2,237,500 a week ago and I1,- | 223,700 a year ago. Total sales from |} 5 dam. 1 to date were 120,687,800 shares, BY SPEUIAL ASSOCIATED jodie WIRE | compared with 130,789,000 a year ago. ¢ | I ® S g23.008, compared with $8,598, 19: >tOC and - nnual 7 i i i a r. 1027 si “ks al Ant ui: v | i | Net. | OG \Sto Ks ang ynU i i - LYL7 S60 ICKS | and Annual | i - i Net 8 g10,: 711. 120. 000 same per iod tw 9 ve « {Dis Duvllars, jes High, LOW. | se. Ch ge. gh.) Low. jDiv. inv lars. (Sales High.’ Low. | Close. C «e Higa. w.jDiv. m_ Di ars _§ wes bilge). Ww. | : ist igi., LOw . in Dollars, 3a! gy 4 ~i et it iz Quo ntations on United States L& 183 “Abit wig Ee Ae pa | Sete eee S HOSKICRIAP 7 pe pid 7) 2/108 4 i108 %4/ % % | Zo 153s Inspiration Coy 2, 12a! 19%] W9ei— % | 68 i 24aiPierce Petroeum isi shi os Tae .. seconds of a dollar, that is, ford . Abrah & S pt 7 O U1] 3 | 35%) 485% Childs tug .| 7] 40%i 4a | 48 es 3%) 11% Intercon Rubber i; 1s? a by : )% Pitts Coal pid ... | 73%) 78 | a $99 and twenty-four thirty. I 2Xj ad sth , ‘ > & } 3.5 [ J +? , S iils ; ¢ 2 » 2 4 ~ l Ss ——/ , 4 ; + ; ; : . l ss > ¥, eg 7 ) se > vn paeeitie sate we 7 Peet. re ne eee Seta Sette neo .6 et ae a aa, 7 - Ja ipviedacee . caer ve % Wine Pe te ee ~ an pa Ve ae x 4 * * MF set? 3 - 4c ih) 2 p. ec. steck quarterly, phy- ‘a eans : » following is a completeJist Upturn Follows Announes, asad closing prices: able in com, (a) 1-40 in “A.” *Increase. High. Low —hDecrease, .. Unchanged. Sales (00 omitted). (0, EL.) Odd lots. ¢+Ex-div. ment of Intentio it n to ol | =—GOVERNMENT BONDS. fer Treasury Stock at 9 —. >. + 39-47 10i—” ia ‘a a iy + es Se change—Trade Is Large. sue. *~* 2% ww . a 4 reg 27742 100—11 100—11 100—] STOCK MARKET AVERAG ES |} 3033, 21 |AmBrown . D, 24) | 23%) LEH] & 2 “pdbaad Be? mercial “Cred. “| TG) | Lois) 10% )..6-. | 154 vi tut Tel LS .. S89 \13S | tse} ° § 16 iy) Sd4q Pu ca Sus ; | Sul a : Oy . ‘ siailnatan Sieenedl ae - , ' J ~~ = — es © ei¢ 7 : ‘ i : ST. 7 tT” S STO - ’ , >, | : 4 ' } i ° , . j LOUIS OCK EX Reema’ oa : 2 te ee BA cere A | 3 ~ peek > 3 ae Ee — : — — 75% Repub Iron&Su 4 6) 7: i : i PORE GN. BONDS. “spec ee tk the rise ne | 1g PEE og prem prametanensa TT a) ) ae eee n Prod 2.50b..) 275; 5 , ite “apis Te 3 General trade volume fell ahead with little interruption in| get | o2 Am Mach . 7) at Prod pid 7. Sy Jy) ve * as . Tire o , ‘ " . } ay = eee, See pape a: i 90 ther active sion on 1e CK I , Pipe . ond Pope ' oa? ‘ 23 or ah Li Jl RR R3.o Sills by 7 i |. Bey ; . ; > a nt , size compared with some time _ 'S) On anoth 3 act @ SCSSi0TI 1c 4 j i I? :?) “Tee | 243 | ,* : j rucivi bj ‘ e wad } fi 373 hu Nn Fink . ‘ +44, yo iL 2 } , hod r 7 ote g shares again | eesti - ‘ee ie 5 ty) 57) | Luba Suga! ae . 2 iticg & M »B 4 ? 96 | 96%) © ‘ek ave Lou ty | Sy LL2 dy Le 3 Ely-Walker sold early at ba ry manding m Ra REI & FT . m.Kadiator 5 .. 31] 1 ti 16 4, ; 3 ' ie d. et Ae , ' 62 ion 4. a 7 7 . | 2, YG [St : 7 : . ee prices, as did Aloe, ! { ematl is ; 4 ‘ ; ‘ a3 : A . j A rT) ' > i ‘ . - ) . ’ ‘ c : | Pm ag ; “9 the - ‘ 4 : - i si 3 = » Sf S.5 — & ‘ Lil CSi ri x 3° : “” ‘ los ; . ' = ‘ a A . been ge f ’ Scullin Ste was seasoned industria , s1 fl AON SF etid Uo gars a oa ean ge, 4H 7% Loe in ots vi Ri + ie ai 0 | 7; | ' Ji! Ne cnet an aa wharply € 3% At ¥ om +P os taeee | 3 Cuban Am Sugar w~| ae | « oe | ry Wilee Bi 633 3%, 3) : es ee eee ee ot Se oy Patel Tree. ) 5 A “a seal es t: 14 ) | oO {Cu ae 1 9 2 : . “aa ‘ Ld } ’ L, | 1 ‘ moa! lt ic. | » le, 242 493 basis, W al ke Davison Chemical . ‘ | , i me - = sh was up a fraction, as we best Fo 1 nt 0 | . 2 2 : Te : nal § scl. : | a eS | a an . Mat i « 3 ; 2 , 149 fa T) ] fe l ° : : +i ' Snei ‘ i Me ' j ‘ ; Southwestern Bell pfd. - sana : ine | 7 : 2 3 ( fe . : i rani > . latter the forward movement m see . &5 7 d 3, 77} 7 . 63 91 m4 “ae 3: 3 | a i srs: FEB se =) “ie | oe a ; if of aetna coun the forward, movéwent tab half of session, scattered a nand, railroad obligations an as 19 6 Ame ypers Bt v SAd ee tae 1 ook it) ju fF de Nem D wae 13 ine | ee’ 7 inh mod gi. a} 20" oy | OU . + oo * 6 ea m € ; reatering trata ee some of the better grade foreign ia Ze} S% Am W en oe lL 1 19%; * & erry , " a ' ee ay “ae |} 23%/ 24% ;Manhat : hirt 3 ema Hy} Ox 1, 3: | I. ~ 3} lioss-S Sti trol be hot? o 3° ’ feat See trade. Stock Buchane’ today amouhted ts 2144 shares, compared with 31 yesterday. Bond sales were $9008 against $7000. Following is a complete list securities traded in on a ex change today, amount tag ga rices and net changes being 1? 103—g > Lago Oil & Trans 3 a | ~ ne | » > ~-* ~ + le ae : Rend ¢ “3 wae - et a! phe Se ey 7 ae ery . Alpes A TEN RNa BAP ey MUGS Do rx caietan, sage ladmendpos yap aed r Cat et me Cp ee aI. OO ABAD RO Ye mon Shel gah ae dt dt dt eo ey sggete ry * ie Salesian : he ee ee a ap ee ee oe “ » w 5 + eae > ~~ Yo ~ ae |... ee Ree my et —— os Ring aly. “so ee a ‘ i Lwm.sne~ Coeur hPa one i ee ih ee a i . . 1261, Kastman hodak ‘ 3 ty . le ~~ = Pomtiony sues, showing the best tone. - . 2 el The New U. S. Steel Top. “Buying orders spread over Pasneteinish ae pe Wome oe a oe Ream ¥ x * 4 * , a ae long list of better-grade industria * : Ulielbde «3 VY my. Me Bee ee ee 7 i] ? . 3 * s 2 a and many of recently shares expanded ne forenoon and ei man AAGgKR AS . ~} he 0) De =) oF Lee, a Ph a . _ o siniaitiienecist wine” Lote eS — a se s*¢* £ @ Sipmthae Ve ye! tose ie iaisoke bh th eet ~ ow eae ~ fae SPO 8 2 ee heed eit ae ee ae stocks to new pe Enthusiasm was particul: ticeable in steel and motor - ] wo oF + — « _‘~. - wt , ve Ker. Sk Cn ne ee ed te eee eee ; ¢ Pe at Phos ~ ° as well as in a broad list of road stocks. U.S. Stee] soared ? new high record for all time, whi General Motors on was ele- : vated to a new top, responding to] . a 2 a SN ee nr SE ae ~ ——— ; : % 514 | am mag announcement of high pig iron pro-| 2015 34% Baldwin Loco 7... 7 : 24%118 Fam Play 7 duction last month and to more fa- — : vorable reports from motor car 6%, '(Bamberget + | 5 lt ? he | ; ) : , Hussmann . production centers. Little atten- $+2 OF > heal t- vt gp ile "3 > a) TPM: F2 | Tal Oo m|Fides Fhen F ins 4 zs ; 20 l' Mullir uly | 5s | | = baa bi ak ae sol 3 s jInd. P sew wey hoe 6 tion was directed to the announce- 014'101%4,'Bancor&Ar pt 7 oll 5 ON % 10! he t ,a? lee a a ~e2! ; | 80 iLlir s pf 8 O01 dod . Si ve : She . tig Be , mt as :* |Mo. Portland Cem. 2.! , en 5 ial en Qn} ‘ Tics ccaaanal o>) 8492 ore rey eS —swee . s ‘ : Sia evuuray a n , JU ' " 41. The Enis > ot am ¢ r ortlan: ‘erent. — — see bs te te cee 3244/25 Barnsdall B 2.5 2) 2% 27% 273 A Sees Baas eee one, ‘gs “ “33 6214 \Nash Motors 4 ...| 26) 64%) 6 61: 93%) 7 Pitas: OF mI > gag! ® 7. Mo. Poaeal Gumment leading producers of high-priced / tome: = = : ie I n } 275) 54} bs ‘24/1 OB Nat Biscuit & ... pate | : | tae he 3 : % : 7 . et nay ip ar cnemr § cars and the statement that Wil- 0%! 52%4 Beechnut Pack 3 a 4 ot 74 144 Fox Film Tens HY 2s : Nat Cash Ree 3 443%) 43%! 43%). | 5 | " ontinent Oi] | 10) -4 | 8%! 3% . 0. Portland Cement. liam C. Durant would concentrate] =; ie Heminway * ~e ewe ae oat 5 ee ghee me LD aesbnd oo case « — Sse ¢ LHRH e & Walker ilton Tron .. Fulton Iron pfd .... issmannm 2.50 ..... esmann ... ae > te Sete sage atm elautograph ry TAPig wink " " . red ed bed ; ; ; ? oe eee Oa ls Cee ped > Pre Hw! Peet ert . [=~ we ‘ oe 2 OPE Sige Hinde, ot 1 OF em Ld oe . jt Mhe® werwoky, + aati SED. eyo x m Saliva ® (z:ahb Snubber : i Toop opiates cS abet ers aa enc, MHS 69 Bite > 5 ™ Te Na se wos, SOU, See See tinge _ whe Bott ed oie be ie ie rhe he Be ie > Be alee >: aS. aay OE Ae ABT bea re Oy “+ my ee Ao Aon arrose Oe ee a — 9 a Ny F ree ~+ 'S By ti? - 4 p Eig ; } 1%} ‘ '¥. ra a 2 oe . se —~ w* Y oa mer erad oe ea A a arate sen LD ANwmyS LPAI? shy rpms sVo Cae °**'7 @ Mati Bacetits ae nate. te ate ieee higher. Not all movements were Sas ae ap a “— es es M44 Calif Packing 4 toward higher levels, however,/ : Oe he ettroleum ° American Agricultural Chemical preferred falling to a new low for cn ig Pape sera O O55 a4) 482, 45% re 217% 116% - pid 1 724) °, ot 52% Northwest T'3 the year together with Fox Film . nad 3 e iss) 21, \- oS (Green ina. J3 33 |—2 a, 3 Oil Well Supply ” A shares. Brisk démand for Sul- eae ot AD S 29 PL, 273 Si Xe mn nin ; . ot = , 3 3 3 7 ph Bh “iggy ~ A Ht Ie 25 (OD Park & (Wilford 1. 8 . ? t 4% West Union Tel 100% (130% han New York Coles . 7 ’ i a; Coffees ihe Pols Sareisage Fee ag sh ons, stage pad libtudailes iudedie wide ain alee > ares ee ~ a at mires 4 Ho eee Sn ee a \ A meth > einen antag ste « ee Me ee ad » emma pay FOR Oe & are ae wap Serine = “I; elise dee pk,” BREE SS A Most Norwegian. rates turned lower. lp Chinese exchange continued in de-} 3°: om a. BP mta: % oad tf) 947 wi « | f29%/121 ig iilinois Central mand, while Greek rates again 7 " mes is | 9 | | BS23%i 21% Ind Of @ : pointed higher _ aS . toe ar ead ee aie ee | a . 4 n ‘ay a « » Ris hs Ey pene s wre J * og Wheat and Corn Rally. “Prices in the prineipal com- modity markets joined in the dis- Te Se ane een ana ye a ea ea Soa COTTON ra * SE caps BOND TRADE 1S QUET sey oe wan 2 SIE NEW HHS MALE Je nb ttn Ses ie ton working slightly higher CorPORATION NEW YORK. April @—“Pmauctien - vate | 1s ila” at acne adie , ak | Skil Peak. tl - 9 34 |—1? 2 Wrichev]: ” @ Sa ™ = a : pig tims in) Match "wae ai a rite exccnte UN Mn cS eS N a ere an Met "Carl ae] S8ib/| 47%| 484 1% | “wu “Tsongivale a Towne ie ay ~areey oe eee First Mortgage 6% . oe alle pera ey ’ . ’ - wes ¥ er : s+ Ve Tk’ rie .. ie: . . > F* > : ‘ Serial Gold Bonds onivy in one month laet ir r | ’ . ' i 4 i i Tye ; ehy err ' . ‘ . ae " . . : : " ; ’ ' "y ~ says “Output : 3.36 tor ' : 112.366. tons per day, comparing wit a m vas considered about a stand u er; 040.679 to nm February B04 tan. NEW YORK. Ir ivit ruled there wa me N rieat vi! I im ancenal —— a i of i ta 5S) { 933 4 ’ age there: " ly mi ane SS Se eee St a ee eee ee Curb Exchange continued in large volume °,°@ | Pere Marquette Railway erat ee f 4 ros. Inc., high P cent. g i ca evicde age of last month's | #2 _@Ppeara ne a ; ‘ ee eat ee to aDSsor Sel % - t P S kk ' 0 the Sanger B gh Ro nalaccmsnte’ ant consalidstion of rescel | Comsaratively email offerings snd’ holt] Guring. the forencon and taay stocka|| ecurities ropose St : 's leading =m Sie ~ faina ' m tv ' three p s either. or — ; a ail oc ee leading eg Apel tn steel ives promise of con- | “St. Paul Railway issues continued to be] way of yesterday's closing ficures, at the | Moved Up to higher levels. round. mid: i lage _ Dividend ———— — co ks . Ai +: i ay "te —— _ é ‘ oo ae comqunntitienis ° necthecdlen sf .. . ’ The lyon Age pia iron composite price | ene _* reel’ naveeteie may a ndicat: “egy » Pen. ig, ge ‘ersta ~ommerc ple ti Bigel Hartfora ||. + been irrevocably leased and a low of $18.96 a monih Tas The | a ae haakien aeedi.| Gailty @rvacehin Gauls seauhar oe anced > 35 Light which ree : iblie ay ie =| 9 55% the Sanger Bros. Inc. atone iMished steel composite price rem : atic prods ae Ma a | ine Paners flimutat : o_o itucmeen® teaver over 3.1 ts to 52 and estert iryla he antic ies Bite tee APC Lit Der on if ie " od ty | ae. — ft ay abe nti il be ‘ge 4 o Po. { & re | ee oe Mts we 2BO~! rs nets age _ sevenia : Se at 5 ~— 3] ~ : : ‘ i4835°> a T . & : oe aw Baie ee 6—The American | Ae mad ar ar ie in _ ion 1 | ae a) oer Gpal = 3 wth * Amount os Loan $2,156 o rw eee / Ses wr ae & 38 Am Dalia 6 36 422 497 in the vn dime 1° manthe ter itv we 4, pie a an ee = pont ‘ere wW more orderly tra le ’ adie. , eB, rte a , nr eu Ccaimaz { : ‘ Ter of subs) thy ‘ re sural y > al ss = : ; $. M Po at a 4% * mi : : - No w cr leans apes. | & | +5 : rit 4 7, ‘ Tre rT) try r from +) ; te ai, 7" , ¢) . - ~~" | . a a ‘ J fs a ae Sa ; ; : ! wk se...) 89%) Bou! ape Tt LORENZO re E 5 am * + ed : Ss aiaieaoacieaet nef ™ 1 He ‘ M 0 ‘ reoriths red N _— p r Anril Pes .— The ay martment im : er ‘ ? &a depreciation and of anb om Tr R] ' ti “77 ir r / . . “Pet ieeumente. se - han “tg! sop} 0 | | 7 i ie itnati fal differen ndica - S , ‘ mimon again , we ow r Md Ary o) v Pars copa : SOT EN) : mite Of the in- ¢ “oront n ‘dast ecem : iT he ah 9 alae - — .— . . : ~~ * “4 co? 3 coalicra amet cof sock “ouletandt FOREIGN EXCHANGE © fiatnc SoMa Het: Balding | reared cruge el" mmctucttm and) hela ‘ “nie oe agrtee with nay eet fat oft | Mee Boe TB Poo2ccaen ads Lage ANDERSON & CO U | 3 | | : | elieman & Co. syndicate | *£3! 10 280.493 in 1926) white sur | North But ited ae | 711 ST. CHARLES ST, e preceding 1° months ae tee ne : “= NEW YO RK. ri 2 real} ine : ‘ | : y = ‘ “a Horm) , ' on re : ve + . .* 98: .~ ' crit i,GTing f « ' : ' al « piiit rw : ; ta ‘ 7 ’ : om y reg o! ae =o tenetan = > agen | moved up more t} $22.000.000 of” Yugo ‘ian state mort s ire On $45.046.0 rin ate Pity ~ ger ; 7 8T. LOUIS MQ | 4 ATaT eit 4 ' ; : *-* " . , ae a iehthihd hcnahtiiiieete: ipeeatiliada ee nett alien eae . : Py =“ ie Gas &é& y ectric meported ATaT 5% 43 tithes thes s income of $5.03 so pared with $4.66 AIA in the « oe year ago. Net after charms Prtation was $$) Rt 2 4 avain se sd Bod | in Jann airy 3 f*° Te: len art by ; " . . » . _ ‘ . gPhoxs equaled *: OF 348 s0g mw MDs red 4 Wu } a “ : . fwITnar . "3 - oe 4 : ' . r | “sh! : oe . : ; fa, t ; al i a: oD ct} Ail ; . “7 re ; j ' ‘ S48. won ox Net after Sn teren eo ' r - anc. i . : 2: ‘ . , ry eee . Lri¢ Cs Cry : : ‘ ; - ss ’ and muih 7 Mw) tw of Ne he aon | ary ' - nas b en piary a , LEAD, ZING AK | x = ot | 3 bonds being sold by Reamond £ to. co's | side-cump cars eh! NC AND COPPER and , - ’ Dreciation was ‘Ss ase 500 as against §& ! : ~ 1. : t "? ‘ ‘ r rr gee hy —_ ay Coie 7 im : * = : ; ; nme wey for raw at 37 SPAIN —Peact ~ 4 ;Laretina and te ; lo ow hen OG , .. Se >. —_— Louis spot and $0. utures 6 50ae sn", te 3 . . Tr! , b ¢ : tank waz P “ : ;uU : bi fa ee —— mony LON Bo: ») | oe LON i —_ 8.—Cloae : rian —Aprt a —Siote ty 84 40 iy : oa sn ao | se. | South Carolina iBe ene oteewhere 20. | oneee gees anc | 1 an} | May wheat ~ ; : “a ‘. 6—Standa ? . vat | July wheat "2222. l120 30%, * | Trolytie, aot fan Thee pete see -~ _ a ~~] et ~ $4.85 Ld 16: WU ~ Brena ‘ 1? . | —— ° i: Z ‘ ry ; rT Aid af 2) J I . , 2 tix " 4 , Z *a . . lat~?x . r. . % 4. rie 2) VW w ta weld Bd BN i RG Sete rms beeSy8B233 - jee2 32852522228 } > « 4) . 2.20%, July 82.29% CZECHO-SLOV AKIA—Crow: 2.96. & j 135 21 145 *O9 The sure 7 . a3.% e Texas Co. and Gul? fugu f H. Ga. en | i n> : an ain ~~ | Mar co ean & ai mo _ ea an is es %y | I ?, , ° ) ! , : : } ) Suction mede byw — nome ag mee NEW YORK —— MARKET | Bee ! as o 2 roo "sy. £ : cuteres . ler May cate .. ' £29. 12¢, ed: gy futures. £90. Se 3%, ; 4 Rosin * sae sales | RU MANIA—TI. > ar shinments 810; stock ARGENT IN aera, Ra 2. : . : , : } : Md 3 P tet ~ MERCHANTS’ ene: A. G. locker ‘ Co. BE eer, ee . “pee : Si4:; X Sila MONTREAL— Dollar. b 100.09%. ctob .46e: December. . wu. | change Bere eS oath Corn Ex. smoke ribbed epct 41% April 6. rain’ bids aod offers Ermerich Faved uf Rat 2 wae at i4 upti Te 1s _ ma on April 19. iJuly ~ -41,80¢ September 42.300. — May cae i: garth

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-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ —————WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1997_ | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ niiiaihiesiietes sian ee ee ee Se ren taeaee M0. PORTLAND. “s [NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) |) NEW YORK CURB MARKET (COMPLETE) — r F : 45 ‘ y: |New York { “‘urb Ie xchange today, seg les ofr stocks rye ing in 100-shar=2 j : 1} « 7 3 . 4 + . R= 7 Pe At or: Si : ¢ ar) inta ae ’ : ; ” ; ya ” f ‘ ’ ’ um) f . a i.) 2? *s , : . 7 a ago. $1 ~ ov, J Ita ii¢’S rom Ji in. ] to (ici VW e i © $ a s ‘ a’ tw 7 ae am lots (OO omit te -d) Or frac tions ther of. eae e pt in Standard ()ij shares, - ce ‘ s d * , at . » . P ; ’ " *% " “4 , 2 - Os a us 98, von B ivo ve +} C ‘ a. i> { : Ee ’ : : : i ! : ; : . : ' 996,623, 0090, compared with 8 5 J 98. 460, HOD Same pe riod ye ar ago, and , Ri ' oe . . ; + j } : 17 3 0 _ hic 1 are in f u] i. while bhoud sales are in $1000 lots (000 7 : | : ae , , : ia : “ ‘ it . : ' ' ' y , | 10,711. 120,000 same period two years ago b uw con 5 28 (108 | Dat omitted) ) x : ; LOO N T Tex $2 \ ‘ . . 97% 97%! 97% UT% | ~ i ae ona ae ho at ae eee tke Go A it abil eel 2ee peep ee 9% | 1041 19%) Boe 5 Con CM 33 $y E Ln me tk Hak . Tee SS is » 4 100 4 100% 000 shares of treasury stock at $25 8-56 ../105—30 105—24 1 29 l Cent Lea 6 4 7 | 4 CRI&] : Ov) Ole «! »’ atl Fruit | ) cv | 35 Leh Pow () L% ; 4 S Suse ; ; ’ 7 CMStP | empl > | ome . ~~ | share to stockholders. This wil] be on ratio of one for each. four held. The full gain was not main. tained. Genera] trade volume fell off 4 some, though still of fairly good 7 is 45 B 2 Ape oe 50-1 €1 i. | , | | Dr ' size compared with somé time ago, et 6. : a ‘slannmlioouliioge | *- ; & S 6s 42)102 — Trarrit ” Se kee BS B8% | eR Tel OA y ”4 ‘ga | %4 Manhat Ri m | . ee | Ors | 23 | €2 = Chr Bid ; po |'po © | 20 USS&R 3% 102 % Eiy-Walker sold early at un. « 4 Ssoen 6s 68 S BI GAs, J Pe teat lg MIR age Bh) =? 2 C | a nc RK o7”' . tl a Mas B osu 1488 ae TL. I—% N J Zi : Leo%, 1B ue © Ces 3 ine Ch rd Sy Ki ' 7 WebMiti we) Oe | ee hanged prices, as did Aloe, while @ 5 Argent 6s of | 2 a a % | Cuba CS 8s sta30, 99: 40 au ta 3 1st 29; 99 | OF 9 | sree agg ska Pores oh YT thee hit: re “ | 3 | 5 of jiplesion 51) tm ‘ tb 102% 102% 102% 192% | Powd ty A , “Ml 9 wwer before selling at unchanged ii Argent 6s 60 fay 9% HHm Hoa | 2 Deny Gas ds 51 0 |.g0. | op | Bt Guba N B Gs 66. i208% 805 1203 } — ti Sa%l 2 1 W UE [109 1 ‘ | So Mand Monk (a6e Soc. (ae | | : 4 | 08 O&K will00 100 |100 basis. Waltke and Fulton Iron 15 Argent 6s 60 M aay | ee Den oe G | * Cuba R R 5s 62./ { 96 3 ath 1a 4 | 24%) © oa pf 11%) ) | a Fong. ; Cor " ee | 3 | ; me Avetratian oF 9°, | ie, ; Det Ed rfe 68 40.107% 1074 ) KR Ties 3611 if LOG } 10% 1 silver BR bit a : f - ge ae ae | Taw noW be yee Wetter. Hussmann sold lower, panes Gov 7s 25. - 1105 421105 % 103% | 9) DetEd rtg 5s 40102% 102% IY? 19 Rh] 5s 35131131304 150% | 3 CM&SP 1 Bp Ges n1z| onecll %| Nat Ba } wie waa | 3%) | tant ba . 1; 7 Me. | , a ; Oe ee ee “2 Lap i . - Cin, ee te Vo ante Miy-Walker Erie et : om . 1 1., - nF 1 4 (| 96% nT ari B + b, 42M E tg 9 | INDEPENDENT OTLS. ! é. ’ Mi 9 ; 4 | 67 ~ : . n . | : +4 tions in limited lots for most part Bolivia 7&8 3S.. | O7 tg! OTM, | ° eer al Ae LOS 04 O4 10 ‘ee 53) 84 4, Bl, + lon ns t%} 33 3 | ee Mekal 4 Oo” ), ! | 11 ty 3 a ok 07%: 97%) 97 e. du 7% | 90 7 * 100 featuring trade. Bras! Be me leg (06% 106%, 1 3 Pes us Y a6) Bela CL 16a D 33 ras try Lue 4, Consol] DP | Te ee en eel al meals : . 7 + | “29 Gair R 7 |207% 107%! rhe | 1% 28 100% eu 100 Total sales on the St. Louis Brazil 6448 54 O? c ep GlD wl. (901 ‘ Soa ap ' : 4 ‘ae ’ > “s f ic mA b 3 Bat 7 : ¢ : | | Gat 1 ! : . , 7 - ' Rte cidthenwt tae Seheunted ta as c. R 7: j ; Ihe : n 96 1 . G rich | 1437 ie! 4 107 Be 4 : x ' com 3! | ) ?P 4 ; is | o WN \ ,i212 as iz . aL pe! sos 4 ; ; 4 ‘ ah EY ; ch ee 2144 shares, compared with 3108 ee or Tee Fee See 1 ee Re eee a nt awe 2 inee =a 2G H&A : as ; Crocker V | t hale sranals| ¢ 4: ie s | | | 3 3 age se Bakes EEA 3 | eg Ne : te | * tt : + , 7 5 22 : r WV , - rm 2 Gen I 4 Hi, 1OGw)) . hi a SS Ct) O46 ., 96 to) yesterday. Bond sales were $9000 Caid Rep 7: 46, 97 SP Y; 3 thy kK H 6 386 4 H{ q ' | hor Se I t% 21 US %) 9S 4. 8S 'A } Curt A MI 7 ‘ ) 23 My ae 4 H 1, ; oem cols F S Ga &i H7%' { u) a pul oof YO%) DON! Bs da He haan " Et t . r : , , : : | G a 1D i ’ pP1et 165 9 } pid ee of a. My ae oe } tps i ; ti. 5 i t . _ ; ¥ ; ‘ , . bier - 4 5, pay > } ru ‘ 4 4 > ** | ig : , “~ , . ite Bas re : =~ omg "ew me Bie | 0 22 ik po eR 7 140 - ) i deck St 5 50, ' . ra, | ae 4 ems Bat & oi | On 101; ae Wake eets 7 : pa, | berw Oo « m4 | FANDARD OTL ey ‘% let pfd105% 105% 6 |105 % 106 % a . ; ‘i e . ‘ 72 ; " ‘ j ; " ‘ ‘ { ‘ j 7 . ‘ 7 . ; - : P ‘i o ‘ ts " } 4 Sa | : , ‘) - 4) : ; _ iat) ~ 06 \, 96 % “6 J * Mo. Portland Cement. ; ; : ‘ \ he ‘ sar . Spe f : + , : . es ' , ' : I , ; \ ne «9 , - -_ me Mo, Portiand Cemen 3 " f ’ _ t 4 = “a ey 7 1, i 4 : 3+) ; , i i . f ] ( . e : ; , Ay | T*, ny “Te e) 1 ey A ‘ ‘ : ‘ : “92 J — Af ; Mo Peer soe my 4 : bop gp ble | Carbon 41] , 10 jae | , Q yy 4uii = i 1m) OT o91} OB | 18% 18% 1R% rr I | By Vs ) ?-; | 190% 100% '100% | sda, Be 2 ze iss 5 os ROT 106 % [107% | ews 6 4] L034 10215 | tf , | | eek 63 78 G&P A |? 3117! 1%2| 30% | 100 A A ) 3 101%, 100% 1M 8 do 7-46. ../100% 100 % |100 % 140% ' Nat on - 1h ] a] af *. . f hy ; — ' . ; Alaa iF “4 ad, 7 * Ye ; . wi] : > e? ‘ . & ; ’ ; . nid ae re 76 ' 1 i } » 4% ' , 1S 1] » lilo ! | Sh *y a > a ; ‘ i ie ; 102% 102% 103% teee we a ‘ ere ‘ . : ngs : ’ ‘ 4 = i \é ‘ ' ‘ , ‘ (j wo) 13 , ‘ : " . ~ j - ti j : > " : ‘ i. Nee Vv Rice-Stix 1.50 “ | 195 adr a? “a ar - ieee : : . ; P&L } LO6%2 | ~ 7 : , : —— 2. , , : ) wz Ric ‘e- Stix ‘Ist nfd e ‘ f 7 - # . : - - SF 4 . j ; = : _ iD . i : ‘Ft . ; " ; a . : . 1 + ; ) ; : mig i ; } , I , {} . ‘ ; ’ , " u ' ‘ j i . 100 | 100% | [100% 100 % }Scrnuces 2 | for if ain «4 ‘. Los Lins lo3. of earth : sie bag6- AIS LUE A 0 ‘tr : . . 114! 41 rut 42%t 23 ) 1 OO) 90%) 99%!) DO : a! | Scullin St! pref: rnce. 3 ; : ; "re nh f 14 ; , i}-4 } , } ‘ ’ ; ‘4 ‘ ca) & ‘ i ‘ - d } ‘ Ms ‘ 1 ; > : 4 . “4 ; : ; : ,°) . ; ‘i " . ir P oo 102 1103 % | 101% , y Seu Hin Stl preference’ Z ‘a oma a * A ii-~ B gh EB gp Ps : ; ‘te Ls : ' + 4 Ry ’ as ; } 1 te . ? . h os li 4 ; P ' “ 4 > i 4 ; , . rm A i ‘ : 4 ’ ' i" ‘ ; . . - °. -— ” 1] : - , « 4 : 1 *? ‘ iy e 107 14. (206 % 1107 34 ee hs Bees ( nee ryt | 7 eld Re t of a. hit Ty poril foe co 24 ~s “F os . . ps ‘ : 5 ‘3 . , ‘ed " i - ” ay 0 k : a? ‘ . a? . . ‘ ; ; | we Det ‘its to individual account: $2. - 4 $ re wath HT LOOM | 7 + or 100% 'I yi 1 : ris ’ 1144 vi | YT l- mericdn um eT Oni 100.600: tota) to aate. $2.346.300,000; mi © m. 7 | ae : 4 aa i i a eg Bee * mare 3] 1” I » 101 ; | @ebita to bank ar i Tt P accounts. $14. . BOON: tetal ® date 9 500.000: ps LAual vEP $39.400 000: total to 2 Lyons” fie oe 4 | B 84 6 4 do 6 34 103 102 4f 7 at %. , V whe Ae | ! i hee | ; a 7 eiaegthameeni fee ©8524! 974 97% | 1S Pam BC 5M o-poom too 100% | Oo MET 48 OF 8 Bo Oe linea ChINSEMREPL 100 "10 | First (Closed) Mortgage 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds a . , - ~ me Ye ee oN docs silver, : Mexte “04 oe a be : 2 OB | a7 64 . , 3 blest 1 as 4o hi 2% ~s) 9 PO Tk! ec 4° 101%; es es 5 | : pix heel 1a + q | To be dated April 1, 1927. Due April I, 1942. Principal and. semi-annual interest April | and October I, payable at the office of m4 i & "34 aes : | 3 P | 103: : 107 : : A_ CG. Becker & Co. in Chicago or ew Yo irk. Bonds in coupon form in intere hangeab le denominations of $1,000, $500 and $100, 4 Nord Ry 63 O7%,1/96%i 96% 5 4 nos 2317 a Mol pal Rncrige p+ iy ed enctgial ya _* | registerable as to principal only. Callable as a whole on any interest payment date on sixty days’ notice at 10% and accrued interest, ,, Del rama prime mer- pees he io 101 101 1d y , > wR («43 $i, 103 4 tele ip a Rt i ~ ron en) OG) and in part forthe: Sinking F und at |U2 ar mad accrued interest. Continental and € om mercial J rust and Savings Bank, Trustee. Interest —Rar gin 9 Norwa: 4 ios%iosuiios%) ¢ for, he Rati gear! 6 1&i) SLAC 485] bi oe as renee, - | is payable without deduction for Normal Fed cral Income Tax not in excess of 2%. Certain State Taxes refunded upon application. discou a oe es a = Ca | ie Rage g Pete kt : . | rf rp} 96% | vinaiccanamnniiaai en ; : ‘ro 1 we ae aos oo” | gp a ’ - ale ae t t \ Se a See ne omen A ee Senne : ees 2 SR Ms ee a PEEL LR NIM RRR BE - EOS Dyged ot he life of its timber holdings RAILROAD Ds. [6 StLIM&SR&G 4 33 : Sfp os ) ber Company and will be secured, in opinion of et Price 100 and interest, to yield 6% } —. Se A — > ; | gids — ind if issued and received by ws and subject to epprocal of counsel. Temporery bonds of 2etire Qovrres Amert« an Serrotre - de cre ofercd suyect to prior saic¢ Jor dci: iorry inen. es and if Se ued iw voce 44 by = G Su ij cf! ep oid e) wee &. eWeP 5°40! 98 |-91%!1 91! iy. , 3 Peat) date) iii ; NEW YORK. Anrt) 6. rot ah . i do of by 44... .111 104 04 10 Silea A LAO % : R21. | § atin } . . d B : - Dh e Orego n-Amer- counsel, by a first closed mortgage on the - s . hi eo * uvaigh vat ; peo : . —— a — P + sy a )} 2 rs , = j . rs ( op i is J i . . 1 ; : ; a i | ' ; . . History dni usiness: ican iz 'ry) sober ( raed hxed prope rties of the ( ompany. The stand- September, 11. SUc; Decem- s atl Up Awad - 45! OR1Z! OF ‘ ar 2G wr ri “x, ; +? . yD 3 bee , 4a] ak iy pany owns and operates extensive tim} er ing timber to be covered by the mortgage is U ‘ “, *, fr. ‘ ” Telia Vi ° 1) 9 , . = ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; he : ; . . ” > Rhine we PE Gee ay cae | geet ate! 9644 | ted tee eta 1s 10824 :108% 108% + Ae 109 * 33 10! properties in the rog Belt on the Pacific Coast. carried on the Company s books and shown #6 Rhinetie These properties, considered by independent in the balance sheet at $6,787,559, equivalent ’ a 4 : experts to constitute one of the finest stands of to 246% of the amount of first mortgage bonds timber available in this country, comprise authorized and to be outstanding. This timber , . . om Sus : | | ) | : 17.874 acres of land in the State of Oregon, has however been recently independently val- SouTHERN REALTY Wee Mote F are 742 951,/ 94% 95%! 6 Tor Ed Tet 741 108%. 1083, lost | 3 NYS&W g m5 40 rd BB ot Publi 129 139.” 120 estimated to contain in excess of 1,581,000,000 ued at $9,486,000. In addition, the Company s Co . i ulo 56 ao a » T TIP S&S »| of on 4 ; on ; G5 ve * Oo 8 : - . feet of merchantable timber, pr in vepaily old lows ging equipment, part of which will be subject RPORATION ’ 6 : “ 5 3 ot a” M49 7 , ! vie “16 % Qa" , 3; 1 (}] 1()] ’ : ‘ if . a 4 | 0) O46) 4 if growth ¥Y ell Ow }- ir. ] he Company is cont trolled to the mort gage, is carried at the depreciated ‘ ; j Bu FE : Ly tZ f — Qn 10 ’ 1490 ‘ . i ae o 5M By | , : Rub Sa “4 O64 7" | Pa, . 46° ’ . ani 1 & # i Or oONn 7a. t Preferred . toc K already su $cri se shows - »° 5 Sedn 6 32 2 4 3 ny e 4 " , an a As — : | ita oo all ' ra ‘) ‘} i ’ ' ae , ae ae .f) O' ghiv equipped mill at \ ernonia, rege! » WITH v fash : a ; 4 bs —-. A wholly owned subsidiary 1 Swan 5% 24 ‘104 1 4 ty | >» Utah Le’ o | Wh) 4 ‘ ev en, Soak 4 . : 4 ee a e , us | capacity , of 1A. { ()) WU teet. which is net tangible assets after deduction of all liabili- ‘ . | , : 7 oa > at oO 7% ‘ on ” Tr Pris :7 an nnua J y Oo of che Sanger Bros. Inc., @ ie orien § 40 "ne sa 904% , A oan 44 7 , 160% 1 B50 1 “ hae owned by a wholly owned subsidiary of the ties other than these bonds, of $10,030,013, or ’ " ' , Ar = + | I Vertiente : Dhol er" 5 ’ : . } nea 4 oe 7 sp eieaeecabet - s . ry os : one of the South’s leading | yy i 97% OTR |: vorth 6 Ai a 5 Me | $e free , ge Coes : : C. entral Coal & Coke Company and is leased to $3.647 per $1,000 bond to be presently eT cage ond ; 7 | | : | as | | | , the Oregon-American Lumber Company for the outstanding. tea) estate, buildings an , > x % eguipmen Dallas and € Tronahim 6%: pm ch caught Piggind she 7 tml : E ls RT) BTM ; 3 ee p > vader i 2 Trond 4 oe 00% 101 | 4 WPenn P 5 '56 G101% 101 101 2 Pere Mag 5 36.30 Lid § | ~ i. ia ag eee eer es Earnin sg: Farnings of the Oregon-American aco, Texas, which ha | SU Keam 5% °9 11 7a ae 4 en a ns Ae 90 anh 103 hj 2 EW Ist 443 96% OB 16, ! : BBM) § 4 L umber Company, as independently bee : b] | ased to 12 tin vy 3° ~! , , . . . pot i fe ‘ , I ‘ $ é ‘ +.) ‘ i ; i ur pose of sske: issued to retire ty nde d ‘i Mm Wrevocabiy ic 2T tp Cop 63° ; : swt . 2s ie Tee, mae CCHeStL & A TO11 L110 {11 » WY u 1 : | ¢1 600.000. to certihed, bet fore deprec lation, depletion and in- the Sanger Bros. Inc. at an ; : 09 % [199 % WU Gis '36 12% (211% 121% | “2 Lon R “£2 | O35) OS%,) H5% a ! ? incesinenns Feo bc eal on inudituves terest, but after all other charges including Fed- annual rental sufficient to. reimburse the ( a “9 Sli “ re rol : rm " eral Income | axes. available for debt retirement ° ' ’ . 2 . Ps _ C ’ ' ¢ A . cover all chargesand prin- |! | : : BS | 8S. 11 Ww MS Ge OO ee a ee a as | ; iH Oo %, ! 4 Od already made and for ac itional working cap and interest. for the three years ended Decem- cipal and interest. | — vlertaag e fl ei, . | a aa meh © @ 41 100% 110 ] o% ae v 9 7% a" ' on , ; ; oo homes will be the direct obliga- her 3 ¥ 1926. averaged $54! AG! a yeas. The Appraisen VaLve $3,471,00C | INDU STRIAL BONDS. Security: tion of the Oregon-American Lum- — sanees interest requirement on these - a ; Se : onds 1s 310),UU0U, Amount op Loan $2,100,000 “ : a Details on Request LORENZO E. ANDERSON & CO. 711 ST. CHARLES ST. &T. LOUIS, MO. oe > oe 3 ~J > So bape aah at ES is oe rrr > H 5 428 FS 3 , a Se ' rilg we ("eee —" - rr a ROAD gym agai >> > > » > Pe RR me om iin il ark C, Stelnberg & Co, New York. Cc ‘ae and St. Louis Stock Exchanges | oe] . = ae First National Company sort Chicago Board of Trade} BONDS, STOCKS, GRAIN Fast Direct Private Wires Perrier "e. Reaimen’'s Bank O'lne @t Metal befte- a ae. eoor™ 104% 104 %s 100% 100% | } Te: iy ity Bs hat Cosi) = ; ‘ h 4 hable, and, 100% JHA 2 % 5 + roe? ' a , -& n , i Al! etatemente herein are official of are besed em information which we fegeré a6 rehatie, & 100 100 % : " ; Wr *s “ 4 ' ~~. veel Be... n 4 . : w bile we do bet guarantee them. we ourselves have reed upow them in the purchase of this security. LOM Ay R1% 104% POs fy 3 100% 100% 100%, | weceil Ai aaa a p~pnwn Ith - 233% ot na " as ab “~ Fa) 3 4 gS ee fi “y - 3 +

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ee e--- - PAGE 42 | _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. Soansensels: - | “WEDNESDAY EVENT ADIEC 6. 1927 ccccccecciestieteesieenenenesessssecs: 5 ‘ P leur cork : rubber tiling to he — thieh ‘ ye . ¢ — . - 7 ; re nigsti a4 4 id : . { rs worth of linoleum an remove A violation of th city buildings more than : 71 Se Sch Be Bae : e ETM: : nit 8 re pea NaN — oe ak = : RR Gat t ptt haca floorin of in ombusti- a fioor-fTinisnib ys tead of a filo x ‘ O ul ar omi 2 en : ‘ ig wus ‘ * Sa | id ase . A,itsiflti ian = o ade pe i A,dbi i? ¥ ' . aa ha . a4 . : 4 be . - ote > covering % hen @ os by cement, as 9 | | Ork KY rapers rT) Supreme rUTy lustice LLimifez. Due ria te ‘i O i pee “¢ . lino they usuallv are : . = rent houses may have it The OULU! code liecres tiIat Woo ISLice ria sag j s . eC a + A ‘ sy P 3 onus rey gg he gai ed ee ee ee ee a A Pure ” Fue WAP... “Katy Flyer” Fireman Tells WE “Mother! It's Sleep, Try lron} : and Cod Liver | 43° dae te AME DEIR pics Hearing He Canna Interesting Experience Sleeplessness, headache, poor | ONE bottle are often S nt & Bro. Dry Goods Co. at @ pal | to re Ly 4a ‘f appetite and a tired-out, nervous You will like its pleasant tam ng, are often due to neuro- Soy | “el feeli — f . 5 Li ia ( . 4 ‘iT Rss iJ i> eae ‘ / ae a -. ry . : - . , erciay ho ¢ a" Re rere & 4 ¢ ‘ i L } + ‘ 4 ‘ je | } ° . Bo. “.% > th ‘ j | anemia cai used by lack of haemo ’ weak nervous eae -gutit cmeantes. | ste a a ae ee Se | globin in the blood. The very! I was his : : oo ; “ g a * , ve ; 4 (} men i so | wits . i eae | a os ee » OSS ' 4 ; J FIRST week you take Vinol. the et . n n i _bon | ; 7 SS : haemoglobin in your blood begins The genuine _ rth ate , — the time. Pita me: DR. Ww. B. CALOWELL ea itn your nerves are article: absolutely fir ts a y @ssets a 6(é7 as ee ae ' nt of © : Se AT THE AGE OF 83 to wer sugar cured, hick- tomobile ° S200 : : een eS again siege 2 "Si RS Seatac ? np gens and you feel strong- ery smoked — the : 7 See, had Bo appetite, asc waat zs . 2° ae yo ur ynti-| bowel movement but, best of ail, i r, eat e tter. Soon your finest tasting you ae Ff es, ea - ais bp whit. le ach Sot CSR om : SrS,c: Ot le 5 in 7 feriheahe o te. J 2 re Bs oe ee " ee ee SOA Ot ele Mee Ne Oe 9 MgB ool ee 6: nae oa - tesa ae . > et a , aio ks, . edi i _ ae he Oe ae . bg ba ; ¥ f buy better. : (Genuine Ket- | Long hours and hard work in all weathers told on Mr. Pound . ily mo ‘6 ° posed ....... gore a Bohon. Nervous indigestion almost wrecked his health. Ee Pade bit me {0 YSIC ae rene ee a tee tee Now hale and husky. Gives Tanlac full credit. % eg “th |b | T ESIRITY ois 5: basa pad Mone py ' 2 = ee. en wit x. deg mer a km i Anetetes er? aoe, i * ~ ae te hever gripes, sicke! ais leave you, you are not so lips. Whol 14. , vol a ‘ —rpoxp easily annoyed and you begin to wan See : " enjoy life agai n. a : Light $s $s. leep, and at — . is mot a secret prepara- ° - on lL a day. a24 nd juestioned 1 ni athe ee ehale oye. bic “ge | 7 oe ee dren had to kept constantiy; s1CX Child giadiy takes it. — tion—the full formula is on every S Mutton Stew E tor judge William C. Keou ‘iil tried many suediciaak aaa Yes ‘stirred up’’ and half sick by tak-| Uy a sarge ou-cent bottie at @B¥Y bottle. It contains Iron, Cod r af | ty Cs e Cieveiand se | , a ey ae ep “ aba 3 e = imo eath: bic ills. tablets, saits, Cai- m oe % na : a mm 11¢ rn a, 1. a Liver Peptonate, Lime and Soda _ At leading 2getste + ma Just nm littie fiver to make @ reddit , Lirs = ee ii . oF lee} is out of the question. ol 1 ; rur ad hil iii : ' Laon at +. iff-Wi . mDy af mel and 1 ils. or te Glycerophosphates and Mangan-! - : ‘ison § competitors sit up and take & | . ers, . Mg ; — ears eee ich a za Bs Ne i’ hile knevy hat constipation i es FREE SAMP ‘BOT. ese. | | notice. This Matton is equal & , . lasted whoie ved! L11i€ e n ‘ . ~ “ . r 3 # ~-eonlF _ ehaé =) - ae Lo = U . > > e tor vo! iTseitr. : “ac : . t ‘ ‘ ‘ ~-PiCau Wy dic aiiis cit Or me ane : h } i neariv aid ili- - nm a ee bed for Over zo te average butcher's lamb. ras 2. re fi eat imnravement e i. — rp d Used and prescfi ~ £ : : © Fig fer eeonnotsseurs aude , ' : tit n4 P| be ae BL: t + ’ A” ; i , 1 . 4 j Aatd i ? | ° P . + + | 7 .. . a? mS or ¢ . : P ; ¢ — + ’ +. —- ss . —4 \4 , — gs” Z Ps ‘ | ‘ & £. ‘ . & ‘ ., . . ‘. . * er . 5 ‘ . _ » a Py thal . ‘ : . : . . . . " . ? ‘ a : ? ? - } ‘ -* | ec . . ~ i ‘ " ‘ 4 + a4 s 4 4 ‘ . aaa ‘ ~ “Aa . ’ ’ ’ . . -* - L.. «a. - - ' : : " “ . ss . 4 i ~ a 4 ee i é ‘ : 4 ‘ ie s o } 4 * T) I L } Po , by + Se ied .* >i i € ry oins i ew . . > p a | ‘ nr — ‘ “4 = . . = , « ‘ . ii 4 i ‘ hd 4 i t ;* ’ ‘+ _ ’ time | ends Tania us helped : . ) ee Es. Zhe SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE ag wall | . % ti sco ’ ° \ cy mre ' - " : : : “4 4, ‘ t’ eye! . he ee } ‘ oronicall. : mag ers . e 11 Unoos cs id ¢, ~ 4 : | ‘ ‘ S ~ ‘ : i ’ | 9 1% eT } T? . ‘ 2 te ig have o r) . e | Jal ‘nlawall’e @ : . ‘fi ; | ma anes mana- | lite, and today I feel, eat and sleep Oe Ce ee ee ae ee le ee CLASS(FIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newspagg, Py EW : ts ae ' ail : — , Me. he oe * Beye ae, rt a bottle - and let it help: Pepsin t only cause® a2 2entie, easy gt -. STOREHOURSS ore ys SAVE OM FURNITURE. EET ae Good | Moderately Ml inctUpina” SUNDAY: fm 2 company ” Ga Ur niture. -- . pow ra . ene — a FRESH firsch admitted that he had bee a | | é as . . P| s : a e ’ ; ; - _ sooo i Se Naa ae : = | 206 W.12™ ST.-7"™E MARY A ‘a ‘ -~-* : ‘ - . ‘ i ; ; : Ae > , . > ‘ = ° ‘ . “~ . —a + —- ; ; SAA e it : ‘ ‘ eee eee’ ’ | om ~ - * -_ A =. tf, ETi-r is a > o ' ; : / ” * a ae ° 3 } 3 . a | ? 7 : Ceiio, hides . s _— . 7 _ 7 47 vears, it seemed crue: ta 1 3 = f= « ~ Limit—? Hams oe he _ « as 24 74 r . > ? , . . . +a > - — ; =F 2 = 4 ne . a ~ “ - oa ?yT 4 nN ‘ nis ange - a Waa v reve ‘ a , Ys ’ 7 many cODSiiparcu ssa zy Lar ¢ yy ae il, As . inoi > ~ * ws, pity i Reet oe 4 ae ete . =... 2) & OF Fee ay Pe “. Gad ain Fy ome ~ ee we he — As & eS Se eee . **+ee. % - . Ae 2 aie thom tna he « ‘ ype EEE VS eS % Mab, ‘ Rit at ioe ae ke ae yy “ Se es aor ee tee f . CaP edema os, ee Bry dagheniaediciehiiabainad sans 5 adie. chia ranestacr ‘. Pe icy eA - . nen LS sayecT? finn ngs * : Se ae ESS NETRA gt 8 NUNS Nap tne ott = wey oe oo oh Soe : - Sie Sele wits ot 4 7 - tee sop Cad * huis : an a RO oe Ont RUE rr Opp tegin, 2 HM S AUER 64a Wisezy a 4 * * 4 ) fap ee thi” 5 as ee, - ae a #8 2. Wa. XN Paarl 5 fan iee Mons 19 ee hate ee Sy St VEER Be Wigan: : 2 he ities wa kee elie 4 ~ | at arity uit ‘ 5X ~y pe ee Vt, a WA Re hear sd oe A. ve D4 apt aL Me ae”; ety dig dae pe Fi 5 ithe 61 Be ey Mops ae 5 oie oh, io } ee ’ = pent : ~~. nae ~ Oy ape oo oo * i Nha a * Evers ome guaranteed wat 3 _— ye he > . . gg LIVING-ROOM SUT SLD te be strix tls fresh : P ted Yui (hf } thf fs 4 SSS A no tg storage bk E>: t35¢e walne, deren tempting to recov roperty in | U nson’s Exchange ? "ea A y “9eet od, , 2 . a week, rge Dox 1 creditors i rin the veay he . re nee ‘ ' ‘ : ’ . ; | dozen : seo ay ina ge bits Your Home This Spring? ae = the Purchase of New ; oe | . ia 4 We a — a fine line o aster rT .4 | FiO. | ' ee Blake Trout 295 H TRIES TO REPEAT OLD HOAX —— C Ou ID. : Swindler Who Posed as Archduke's / Lo¥ » : \ SA 2 ge Gy pare eee a ee ef. ae “2 + Neo os i — a pre Se om - 7 r 2 . ” P eS Le coe 334 Aiegeinen a : : Re Ane 52 a ade’ Se eee ee er - » aap Srinath ant OE aaa alae AE at OP inatraedastkebuce : ee ~ Te = Sa weds! eenge: he ere 3 dal eth sD eos : : See Ls — ‘oe Ses - he debit ~. eee & ee ee ee A SS ee Se RS >) i ee ~ Ralngen WE US "ORK nett 2£ ths ~ J \ 5 sei AD! t . Mf ss ae ss SS a i ee . ho ASA NASA SS ~ y . se: sede atte chia oY ee eae ee S opted 2 an ™ rately —— at for Stomach Gas|| i” Refrigerator ro oa Hn a are vai 32" mung EOPLE who use soda or mag- | » , oe . -_ For the Kite ht aioe ek, , ES ES ss : ay, ; Large hardwood mesia for gas on the stomach, CAF SS SS eee _e ote ‘ sour stomach and indigestion 1 ; eeccey eS e toy es a Eee deat hen —. nail 3 JS , . J) GAS RANGE know that these give but very tem-| 1 \= eer eo ae wee pissin. ed mw a es ie __—_—} i | @ porary relief. The gas and sour- | = | a eS eee 3 ee cee Suampenee teed i - sey ewe ao $19 75 eries made by medical specialists chow that gas and sour stomach | ter fia 3-Pc. Velour Bed-Davenport Suite |) tmcacmcs" $28.95 : A croup of scveel Sie xy 21S Witches. Sa Me be OY ire a5, ted Yajikis *. . o, al ~ itiendllhdie meen. ah ee Woo » ‘ ‘ 5 ts pati tet teres, ye ae i, ang we es ee ates Te ee » . 7~ Foto Bee BF shoe S PO A, is Pid soi etary sex CE i a ip my be : se eee es > y 7 ' % ' - are nearly always due to just one : | M if} Li : ra S : cabinet and side-oves cause—IJntestinal Stasis. & 5 ate | “arge wing Cnair and armchair and mas- 4 | BARGAIN agnil icent iving-nRoomM uite Ranges. In Al condition asf Intestinal Stasis | ===} i coil-st cena ton % oho! ed 3 = BAS Mi N Large armchair and wing chair an 50 real values at this low Say HIS insidious disease, special- — quard velour, with reversib! ushions in ASEMENT sSive cavenport Pay $1 Down ists tell us, is caused by faulty amass. Wacnman spring uni hroughout SPECIALS diet and lack of proper exercise. : re and afflicts three people out of Be eS afiger shat Pay Only $17.50 Cash every four a2 ees Hyena at ae Holland Door Shades | > Cast REFRIGERATORS Intestinal Stasis means the too = ai sim Peng em by Ed : : tt - . . ; u = ; = ; ' 26 , . a _ 7 , Oi at Vass t) saul 4 . MiLOTOVe id Le rophylactic now known as Adler- Weave: ssa seas Se eee woods, with artis- sizes slight! cally decorat Inut nion’s Twe ie h - 3 So eae, th i AORN) ody Paige » ORT . arab sresacapmnnmctoryt A Re Be ae ak aa r eit Hc SR enact aan cues st oy . | a aiesest Pav Only $15 Cas Wednesday a oo Se ond mpend, Sep "im Wake and Saturday Evening other gas-expelling and detergent) “goth my wife and myself eufe, f oe Veneer s* —— — ea : "iL. : 15 | Overiay S$ Ssnown ka. Adlerika is a compound of — ‘Westinal stasis and at sig ies pains Stores Every | irom the Gree doce od Pay Only $12.50 Cash with vegetable buckthorn and cas- Ad erika, and since taking it. I eat almost elements. Unlike other medicines. - acts — BOTH upper and woul : . “som fe - Ad! "ka * Goodyear Tires it ) : ‘mend s lest: Me | ILL 8: none Gas Quickly . _— eee m On Union's Easy Terms wil! ) , | nions i nN iv oncert on RELIEF from stomach gas, gas 2 rrists. solve yom motoring problem ‘ anc see the New Auto- SAVE On FURWITU®: pains and bloating. is felt 2!- juickly! All! sizes: all types ’ thophonic at Union TriarrmHm>, most instantly after Adlerika is Tires Mounted Free 1120- 22-24-26-28-3 30 O » ‘42 to 1 Daily . . . Seats for Ail : 2 EXCHANGE STO! er other deep-seated causes. ONE. LIVE ST. 5 spoonful often brings out an. For Gas & Coastipatioa | be atsw wiz sT- 7 Ems RAN SAAN NAAN AAAS SS TA? INARA AWSANTRS SRRAS A . .*% + ~ ewes > se Not as oles but barkentine. long. house of the Bucca waters thereabouts eae ee Fyremed PIL Ae Wi eee — be ating Sa ee. & 10 pp the ee

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| Popular Comies é ‘an ft ‘| News Photogra phs \ | F S . : aA sp : SS » : _ ry Iron j WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1927 ; A XP If Veg Ae Ui , as Y CA — “-—- ‘ ae WWM, a we kee ee se eee Se Nhs, oO rain oo - * nae) tab Ma. . aes $ ange - me ; : er Gree ees wht. 28% eS " in ce » ¥ a ‘X wee |ONE bottle are often 5 os ; , You will like its pleasa ne : If waters continue to rise they nt t aste, will soon be cofering the first ae De a ~ De “een . OF, Pd e DOO eS " . a oe = See er > oe ot ore * oor - “I was weak, nervous and eou! see % floors of the front street build- re ‘Zings. At left—Looking south sleep I «w as $0 thin a I was nothing nm ar bones ~ ; er oe a Set. :% from above Eads Bridge At Morris | right—Looking north from below 2) ‘was alwavye e : , , | all right agais :% Eads Bridge. ns 7% —By « Post Dispetc® efeff photographer is Tus. dows : : of . | . | , n Aa. Abtbriadel “SI RIALE 7 ~ ‘ ‘ od ay ad re « te gl lt ean lila. 7 ad = Foley ‘ . 3 - “4 . 4 "Es 7 -_. . “ih > pi s*™ ATCT prints TWICE as many ber St. Larile sonday NC SDA pep, => Stig RE RRO O° NANA he eR. y - . ™ - . - “-s ; c ‘ . o . , we : . - : ts , . ’ . = . . ° bd . *» . ana “ ; ? . , / ey” SST She amen ~ Man Wr : Way ~ . SS — ~~ ~ Sy x —“— " . — * { he Tae 8 ee SS “ee ee eee © © *e*e*ee Pe * ~ 7 RMRVAQNNY Se ee ne rr rrrrrrT Se - 38 major parts enter into its com struction. Alfred Schnitker of Cim Pee ccs Oe cinnati, the inventor, shown here with Fubric Sorine- $9.50 CAMA EMS DODD ORL LMP AMO ALL LLM 4 ; acunds. neeene tM by | | ‘ cin ti, the wventor show bene - fad Wee 4 Beds .e 75 rrewrernn +e eee tee wretenre Of the see CHlETfe @ FoOrtmerer Crmer of F ———e | “ ' be | A te cng Streets. and the publi yr * _ ae _s ‘y — ” >? &* Stexdines — SO Rentini tel ct gee Tagg ila. My — 4 \ a ~- at tly a . : VELA SSM STON WN \ 2 & mmm il Lig “PLATE. GLASS STOPS py MACHINE GUN BULLETS aA “on by lip, NY AS SeeSFF STS SSSR EH ESS CHR RS Oe Oe © OO ee ee) RR AOS eh are he ete — ede at tt se 7 . ee i a le teh ge “ ny IO \Y NN SS Ws j | . * ? SS by ~ we} Ce _ o . ? we ° | 2 ihe FE A — J e i i ~——" 2 ; - e ‘ ~ rn : P } ; the fon aateciaieieiineindeeds ooeeten, ate : > WH WS Ns i g “on hy 7... ~~ * a RT nnnhn»Mh»»n»o YY a ow > , : e A - ee ~\ MWY "san Soe Sh SSAPSSOABA BARS send e s\\ a te ee ' 4 Say > _ . . | aera a 8 ~ Ny : : > - ae ys . egret Fa eews Vue ==". i a ee . ak en eee * & oS > . a . . + : cacao oe” & = % % fs ~ “+. SESS SOSSM Fe ease ceeceassreacenes ss es —" SSS SES SSS » ese se eeee eee eee ES SRSSSest eee eee eee eee Ree’ “ss see ~ " * sae er etree eee eee % OOO EES ESOS SO OEE SS eS SESS SE EO ~ NO sS sss SSSA APAARARAAAAS SSASSPSSVIVSSSS ee SSAAAA LAAAASASSAASAALS SALAS SSS SSS ~AA a... cance ee ~ cee eo % *% ~ ~% ——" a % ace % ace ee eee ee eT EE eee Se = % & a % -~ % ', ~ SVLPS SALVE SLVVRAS SASS SASSASLAAARAASAAS SSAA SSS SAAN SSSA LPASPAAPSSSSSPAASAASSAS SS SS SSS SAS SSASASSS SS * +e a ss a —. 7 . ae ae . > * * @ *y o S ‘2 . me A eo ae x + oN . > » * ° ’ ~ ag . s . [ ya als \ ms) SAAAAANANAAAAARAAS =_ ~ —__ ._ 7." ee ee ee | i iid Wy ~~ % pene eee 6 600% 0080 6 aaeeo .AAAAN >. SS Wo 3 WRN RS Saiedlien x .y , Sa ‘ RATS a . accel ‘ x . Re 5 i i i i as ee ee Ss ESR EREREASRS s ss . . *ss BSS . > WOK ae | STs ~) “pra a8 — NaN Ws WN Se « (21% WW NOx set SSS Swwewn eee eee & ‘ MWY > N \ he ged WRWAn % SK a Daughter-in-law of late President unanimously elected 7 the 30 voters of Cove's Neck village UY Long Island. —internstiona: phote + ibs ae Pew Py ver errr Arte & steep odeser oereer ~S oy . Ana Nor as pirates but ish. Former President of the Irish Republic sees her for the Eeeine. long. low uns re sh w York, cruising the first time in years on his trip to the United States. - use of the Buccaneer Club of Ne She is Mrs. Catherine Wheelwright pf Rochester, N.Y _ offense and the other HOU ras | ' ; waters thereabouts —ipiernationa) phote Y Sieert Gaete. lu to enjgy ** B2DGW 12 cr - 7** £ MARKET STS ; soli are trying out both the gun and the ie the one e for Philadelphia | bom for ying out in war against gunmen, and they all seem —Ler ww © pda eld

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APRIL 6. 1927 ; ' RY Ca tag ete URECE tyles of the Theaters Alon g Broadway, and What What Do You Know? iy “cE WOMAN | A Daily Knowledge Test : | OF IT Re. ARE RICH. The Ultra-Fashionable of New York Are Wearing ) 1.—What is meant by “piece de resistance?” 4 » argnerite Mecems Marshall || | . i yess Ask me not, oh my ghter, why beauty creams are more costiy than rubies, and why the makers o beauty creams dwell in} — - ~~ OO x palaces and ride in importe : em : : ; yer x |) thane ms 2.— s le I i eric , “ I s! AS RANCINE LARRIM ORGS _ Ee A/SAITE CHIFFON ——Crossing the Atlantic, from America to Europe. do you» a o* . « —s Se . > ~~ ‘a +n har) ar _ ” , Csiite quot - ! PBBPP BP PBB PPL A ae lal al Lm hl all lm Nm Ne le le il sa oy! * his position. — hor , 7 ; a 4 or 3.—Just where on an automobile is the differential? a money as and baldnese— As ae —~ eee poun : | . about women. re eee eee erigeen LL LO lm fm 3 ; be thinks about women ts 4.—In what war did the siege of Sebastapol take placsp sex of his intelligence— re) its: , the lack of . he thinks about women is a >_-. « why Mussolini has b ius SINAL i teddeinalet seo ne dde-oan tate neeeate ra wee ae tage LE Oe woman acquire wrinkles! Mit , é, : ** : ' F . ; “¥ , oOo PP PLP PRP LLLP LL Ll Pr Sms lp. ¢ 7.—What capital of an American State has the largest a + TANGERINE CREFP ae : a a tion? a v's sex : my ‘ g the world, with minute tellin LHH€VENING WRAP\ | . : oF ten ting amplitude a uitin miss pee , * than he could hurt Bis iS DINNER GOWN, _§]) RSTO | APRON FRONT 3 / “t G4 OF TANGERINE 4 fi f gr arene eerie | Stone-Age notions COCOA CHIFFON : 3 Fy CREPE ELISABET , f 8 —Over what country did the Queen | an ee ees e) CREAM LACE.GILT ay , OSTRICH COLLA = , : ms a = | | ; mid you read .his outburst of piti- LEATHER BELT. ¥ is METAL EMBROIDER} ciety wome: ee wore virile and intelligent man, the icss need he has of — 3 = ‘ . . . ’ ; | ~ , 4 es » abby A a4 « ‘ i . i ‘ . 2 “N ¢ ~ * +? - vr /- s 4 ee 4a ; . ’ , 7a > ' ae ‘ | + it . + , — r « : Wd . a4avaa i } hethe hi te _"" a: : om oma 7 i A R Wrlie a e ess sash 4 3a rT f e rose Pm ; the aly on Treen. with bh 02 f h . ha r. } ut 127 —— e Fie >. on inn m a . = * ™ 1) ch - . va , a F oy eH 4) a = "ae - - i 4 lé ee are ; re eat D "A . ad ; Xu , ris J oe =F) 7 Ww Pb = 4 £ « wee tyes aime Sy root oe eo = oat ab Ai Peel Fj oe as Nile ai . ” mA ae ey eit SC See ean Mec ane ae ae ee es oa, ines “ar are, A eget, an rege — » & ‘ ie au, Ae a * sa SR ree BES SAY geet Sie ye ° {No need even to bolster up with wument) ; ‘This favorite tenet of our college phomores, : , (Who—not being M ussolinis— row it:) Ys To ll Duce, the magnificent, | men are “an agreeable paren- ve Be RA EI ORR al Sil aptien tt 2 4 i “Left in their proper relation to s ‘They are all that ts delicious, rable, sensucus.” A woman once tried to assassi- ar QR e Mussolini, _ Se ms) /But-no woman with a sense of WA OL mor will ever try it aga:n-— ” . _ lite S - al teh os * GTS | ab | There are not so many men ieft, AE ltt { | er Wily : | aa : ot y "O? bans? , a : a 3 i 927 tere i~m ’ S , (@ PS) mie So, j ' . : wa la ' ‘2h a. ‘ La ai | au. wa wear a on i : eas : . iriiié nr] } , een velvet frock | S : fs 3 _ | > LS bab ' babi Ji Au“ 42 \t ‘ A £Zown Of this trne« O —- rane ae ia i ‘ e ha te lt a ne oper the other nicht. Pe. wre leteg ao gg To nenseen — with M ussoil By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Even the men who think suc Mthering idiocy, Cannot get away with say:ng it. J Dependable Se e How en i sccucr, 20 eng Se RESULTS are always sure aSy oO . et Per menaehent editor | when you flavor with Price’s e = met been sentenced sem Vanilla. The strength is an our , 3 sth’s imprisonment, _ “a . bow neck. Her binck het has & Latmbecr to etusime o nee ee gh eee always uniform—the flavor , , =i = : wintecsclhcsiasaniiiiadsiesiiie ae —* truly delicious. Uae dudged “offensive to Turkis® THE RHYMING ayy “Gig Woe — cee “M , Id Vi oni . +o Te camaeten RO HE first step towards beauty and enol fesorane ox” fat explaining Mussotmis OPTIMIST . 5 Iirg 1a ee co charm is a close Scwieus — Cool iragrant creme on your skin. The B. ccording to dispatches, the Dic- | 3 “eet > —. tf a. ee pletion. Now 5 eta dl sor very BEXt MOPRIng Bote how blemishes Wiator bas fallen down badly By Aline Michaelis. ook Book : -_ Deautiful, clez snot a ee ‘ave aireacy Started to give way—-Wat GE in bis attempt to dictate te ; ; ee ee wall or. “i Inge transtormatma’ Ask oo ‘ b shall Tomat ] ped Se a imos ernic — * “a ma ~y e mr ra tereiCtnatae Blech | atry women what t ey oes, Scallo . Bes ‘. Be ; hess, OF any blemi @ * a Wee zs ; ee c Sve cope. If not de» His Italian motherhubbards have C a oe . sae Se ormul tly removes all blemishes one will be cefended ne et succeeded in displacixg SSaE so ga | Bry ies. eabeitinsalite oth ohn end . ; ® ee : : Sen ” eae oe Ne aby eo ee ee nt aie pre enr . OF ie a 4 - RS i ‘ee vi 2 . a : a at t “oan ree i A : es et » Fe : Pe i¢ e« Rs t ; ae a abil 4 i Ny eesaad si Se nati ao rrr” ah by Se ge talking ‘to himsel! .. a : van ar ray “= — put in a layer of canned , : amazing quickness. Already a fr = = 14 ZOO u | 3 So perhaps he now takes out Sas! ais 4 AW Gi) : il I ‘ ? . $ ; A iffy rh? 3 t — aed me P bia ioe ‘ i spriz cle with 3 Ame - 7 en . ; , 3 ware 7 ] \ c 7 - a on J j .. 7 - | isc! » | : _y : " J - u S _ o os le fcc 23 - =? the sex that won t . : Fascist fashions. 3 ; : = 4 ‘ ‘ | ; . ~~ * . 3] . . - oe , e -s - ** ~ : ’ ; » 4 , , ™ . , — '. : t : 5 ; x - / , +, , i : I \ i ‘ P . + mr on ; ‘ ki cal i aete 60k Be tne Salamande -e- vere strong + , a | a netrat expiar : Sai ) . " . . ‘ . E ; 4ichr . i i . . slic ua : P 3 ‘ . r : ‘ . ag = = i - , . ‘ " - A Lore penetrau c* . ’ ‘ 4 r . ~ ’ ‘ ‘ : ~ : : ‘or re + 4 , . : f . A t r ” oe? , ” -.. 4} 7 7 ’ 7 Aa = 4 ’ . Y 7 SA ‘ = = “Ss . Lie 22 8: some a rs . “ Z ‘ ‘ ‘ j Z : , ‘ ‘ as ‘ 4 “— : ‘ ~~ ee — + bead sa 2 4 . . , P ‘ . rie : ’ . — ¥ ict i "7 ; *. : > a . 4 = . - rhea » | »* de | . ’ ii ‘ ¢ . -*Y 7 . i . . oe .- . . ‘ » Cae a ay ™ that women ave taken Mussolin’s number ~W — i ” ie Bar cnnen . acted accorcing/y experience with : * : ,? * 2 = : , . i , } . i. \ } ly Pe. j | pose that i iZi r 4 ve r ia} | ‘ ror e —_ + we + , 4 , . 3 : . : . : 1) Ss ? ; 7 3 la ‘ nF ; , ; the Ai i Pci. nr ‘ I“ ve .. 7 : 53 sad "WT, ~ - . ; a ‘ ? : . 4 | ‘i . ; ; ; , ‘ | i , .* " . . — . ‘ 3 > ’ ? } . 27 “y . 6 +. ‘ ‘ i . ‘ y 7 ~~ ewe ‘x: +}, wa ~s - > a . fen t ‘ Se an ce z aaGn J | ‘ | i | ‘ ‘ aiOnrn¢ nee : : E } . 4 , _— hirneeif 5 ee ‘ hee Rai * : iy i . - i } | i . - i 2 LJ ’ 4 | x? ; > » ~ A . L ‘ ‘ : ; & ’ _* vem ’ ¥ " s- oni; P ; , ‘ 4 Z i > ‘ ‘ a . 4 ii 2 - ; POOR S iiK @ ad Aza : ’ . ‘ a , . . . - . : / - ‘ wre : 2: . , a . : vv it ,é & + “ 17 * e s ». A i } 6) ! 3 ‘ : ae ? = ST: Oa es: sa Vs Lei hy — : i . ae — sa" a i 1. 2) bo : nian F 3 : : v 7 e . : } 3 . ior ’t attempt tS reason — ~ ° ‘ i “ - ‘ a & ‘ ii P % ; *.* « *e> Fe, re , . . ny ; Ay Gouaey~— ; . . . Aa tat ” . . - f aa TT il . ’ +h , ; ' . , . ——- - - - . A . fess _- : ‘ . . ° _ ; ‘ . — + . ™ . Pn . 4 ‘ 4 > — : + _ . + * e _ . “" eos ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ Y . i; 4 3 . ww « . . 4 te . S 7 i — . la the : er : - - Seeeteeenerye eeeeetnieescameemeinienine e. . a di Stems. n eas1! c m! keep - @ [woman to pay ° are Satter seal a: tain a in “Balamander, Salamander ” iad : r ahi eated Pet: > 1d over 1 ‘ Sa e K —~ Ss fOT a hew, scientinc way} se Sioa Fired oe ee 4 ine Getere? Satemestar known before. A wa. th | WAX Gee Wtickiy convinces him that ® ie haa ee ee : 4 .Goesn't want her around ali © +a -_ — (Oo0. Tiiat SO. Ves The first rule. if keeping "That the old eaact anna of disposal ‘Paste or Liquid ) ; time— . g 4 Me poor girl must be able to 7 alled a Red Sal: der? } S- : itis called “KOTEX.” Eight in 10 — he dia. ;: eo Ldeera? y ~ ‘hoolgirl Complexion is your aim better-class women now employ it Saves Your Floor S S — aes Oidn I Just tel a that I'm | r : Discards like tissme. No laundry 7 Fill out the coupon and take es Your Furniture. = alamMnand: r % oat? nw eet . eS By NORM A SHE 4 R 3 No embarrassm --¢ _- o your dealer for acopy of this valuabi dc k F Johns : , : times must I tell you?’ reporte aaa ’ C R T es a he cannot furnish i+ aitvies mt and my ull “e-em F ae eae See a beau- Johnson's Wax is the Supreme . : eo ts tive time as bs + : vas ose ie Ww ji + #37] : the stranger. : imes as absorbent as RE : you tul, durable finish tha , urnith ' “Tee” . liea P HE simple rules of nature are! cold : ordinary cotton pads! a copy F Lancs postpaid. the saelinen It ' t saves F op ag ‘ ck Be : . : hong ed 2 ee & Sala-| a Roe ee. 3 | GET REAL PALMOLIVE old, msecure ways. Enjoy life every j cs “Ota of them are fair-minded, : - OF i riton ] \homs bh or +3 a } s Rutiees Wows and Triton are t>. eee > a ept echooigir! com-| Costs but 10c a cake. Use no othe: ~~. Re sure to get the genwine. | N hood dealer for a whole day for only $2.00. oe | fous-souied, woman- th r 7 - UMS Way. inhe¢ir com- on voor face. But be sure you get Only Kotex itself is “like” Kotex ame * AMERICAN men— I f - - —Men are the very rat —". <4 44464444 ~~. *.-444444<4 <4 “+... ++ 4 «+ 44 <4 i i i i a

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a i ~~~ WEDNESDAY — APRIL 6, 1994. "DNESDAY. ® . e WEDRTs Ay The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine eee Pee ae ee ‘ . ou Know? ., |Fe woman | Abe Martin on Women’s L—Limbs . __—'|, - PREVENTION || G;, “ 18 i || Gingham for the Bedroom | wledze Test ce . = OF i | | ' ) i ¥ srgnerite Mooers Marshall : i By Angelo Patri | B ELGIUM, Czecho - yg ) as | . ———— Ireland and Moravia un - . | DRE Angelo Patri is just the prin- their colored banners in ear APPA AAA : ¥ eolini the He-Man pias jstores in the guise of luncheon : a fs , Ng cipal of a New York grade - _ : Tne ae ree A =" =e "4 Spee to Europe, do yOu set # school, but the late Charles W. “3@E «See Ee 3S & 7. | cloths and napkins, large and orward? : n—and dates ica 1. kes 1 wn note HAT rates a man-—a Eliot, president of Harvard, sma Each strikes its o today, in weave and color. said Patri is doing more for Is not, in the last analysis, The Belgian linens are shown in r his position, or his common-school education than a new weave called the granite. As bile is the iff '3 ; @ = differential? i¢ oem pounds and buldness— any other person in America. its name implies, it is a pebbly fin- ) about women! This school, a model in every ish, but at the same time a satiny Cohoctacnnl ea ww Be be thinks about women is respect, is a mecca for teachers 4 see == one. There are also among the of Sebastapol take place? he of his intelligence— from all parts of the country. 3 i en ee linens from this country some very Sine of the lack of it; | UNISHMEN Ls fresh cloths in solid colors with we s about women is P:«: . a gtd wd tos he ron banded borders. Of these I think “a « OTCe ¢ raise, success i - q ink ~, pPnna’ describe? 13 away which brings praise. Yet those the bright pink with peasant china of whether ore 7 who train children are forever | makes, perhaps, the prettiest table ‘ “ac - aioe J ee ee . le 7 i ie hh ee ete) 9 ww iste alts Wy A Germany oe, ae ee We a» -— aw @> a ~ ~ .. “a: . “we eet oy *y YD. ~ “¢ Samer igen ence h enonnp en ee eS 3 a m4 OF eS _ - * 5 5 ¢ a> pn ax y = he tics oe ton é iy 33 ~ 8 ¢ ae 4 se la 2 alae a aeeaceemeeee ate ee ee Moe gs-been, a holdover from looking for the right punishment. ‘ tales " The Irish linens are mostly in killed in an airplane accident? apa , | How shall - punish the child who th . Ee har the natural color with striped col- Be dea ; - . _disobeys m®? How shall I punish “se . | i stead That's why —— 'the boy who pilfers? What pun- 8 SMS one | hae SA yf, ws nite ae me ge dagen on State has the } 3 self |'ishment ought I to give girl who es 8 " = et > : ware Das the largest popula. more than he could hurt his | tatin tiaat te fo fant “. Pier Oe Sry, sarne time that they have a touch Far ; : 3 lls lies? is not that these peo- PORES. : SF OF 18 of gayety te och ep cut Seely thers 8€* he world, with minute | ple want to punish children. They PRT 4A > 3 “ ey ' | breakfast and luncheon china. | | a ing Seustinda } | |do not. But they want a recipe | oe Sor “Oenls The Czecho-Slovakian and the jnsu uel ’ ; |'for conduct, ; , thi ‘ ay SS —_— Queen of Sheb le? Sere: stupid, Stone-Age notions onan : i] _—— —7 an oe SS OTS Moravian linens run to the dam- 2 Heda True! is ‘ ‘ishment will give them one. ' 2 > k 4 , labo Bot women. \ | 2 geome. Shere to me seniee @ SSC ey S ask weaves and quite elaborate de- ~ ‘ epO SOF SS signs. There are very informal ef- j tburst of piti- 1@* (G} ‘ pid you read his ou good conduct. There is no formu- |}. ROO}: WS x egotism? | —w pp ~ C43 EDA SS fects in white with bright, almost oO. alow hy a me ee fee | = pours 4 oy bk diet Mi t» 4 Aen a a tae oie ~~ ~ et ae a % te ~~ ¥ hha eepe : - + “ F ; 3! egy “ ba ad ha . - “ he - te Age eo tikes a he Rt , rote . PO OND LP sin gn a anal + - ~~ - ~ i} or * he ee ee a — = | After a long pause in which she seemed to be wrapped in thought, poor little Florinel, so}! thal vou Gin slag une nila os L Jie acnileve BUC e ’ _ a —, : ’ ’ ° , * ‘ ’ ° 9 | ** a you can Siap upon a ch . F°88 0n Bethe more virile and intelligent ignorant o’ th’ big, ugly world an’ its ways, asked, “An’ will you allus love me, Rodney?” | jixe a plaster and set him to itch. Eni ua bed d{has brought out all the newer There fo & weap otis soning H “iil 18 9eqroom rescue as roug out A e 7 we ee ee OPO Pm i " a] e less need he has of| Sane een et watt Cnaicacst = | OMENS LEGS” wes th’ on’ runnin’ PORE ere gee rs ee ears ne Tae HS epeeeen,. Suanmeem from its heavy draperies of | shades in both designed and plain cloth with squares of gold—the Sp De ee ceteatiepan amen a Booms the super-vVirile, super-in- | 66 iltalatt yi 2 i ini wea “a — ine un os vipage en ies aoe | en, 2 umidors, croup epirngiee ts land etmcutive and so nicely atin. | velour, and redeemed to a more; gingham, which makes it quite as squares themselves being composed American and Nationa] Leacus fieligent Dictator— te vie : li ag: = piven ie a poor tn es oe pireaperiereen, — luna fishing, fertilizers, 7 Scachers, b raga wi nits i es ss ci et 8 ie ne eeeeel pleasant crispness and cheer in the| easy to get the right shade in this| of tiny stripes of white and gold. : “S (Doesn't he admit it himself?) | Shakspeare Club is eet cas fl ae ae — tn snes yBro anyon Wars mi se laslag wee renee, a Ta | outta ails 8 dacateadioal “That swe presént vogue for gingham inte-| material as in any other such as| Unusual tones of green, such as aon oe . continues pasemersntl Mrs. 1 eghorn The > Poeidey aft- | Eve vase ee nae Saja as for ie — o i a atcanes Ick a a : naa of punishment is not what the in- hag sn ering gl ebnarey batten vthaamee 2 tgp me Peso ee eS eee ee Mingly, are but “a charming |" Pie cos . ae oe we Bas O WS WOR WS Oee SS sew pe skid chain ad is not com- pan est wedth mean The end | mauve velour, hard to clean and To tie up the color scheme, it will | delicate and in a large enough size julring ae mean ney Mean) keep fresh, heard of the vogue for| be noticed that both gingham de-| would be quite formal enough for’ Sm Ae ¢ ] hae } | least of all. It has to be corrective ee Mee woe eet omy Pt ee -g Te eatey ap rama olan saatetealcenieatiian aa Se ORE Fa Pe ~~ ~ 277 J iad eerie ae me : P ernoon. ‘“Th’ brazen present day o’ yeller legs. We're amazed it te Without showin’ a pair o our " something that will make a hild ‘ , ” ; |gingham now sweeping the coun-/ signs used in the room have been | dinner use. : ”? found o poume. ¢ ” ae __, fexploitation o*° women's legs fer th’ wealth tied up in parked cars ,|!egs stickin’ out o’ an auto wreck. my era “Ameans of changing one's ever’ conceivable sort o’ advertisin’ but think o’ th’ million hat have Pe nr wtih iain fferegd|so miserable that he will remem- | ; : ‘ . u Ads silty Lad sad - AAs iica { ict. ¥ * i A ct VN GG \ d P| ¥ Ate c ‘ 4 4 ; try, and determined to try if out, incorporated into the draped An outstanding example of the =e, ————, nd of thought,”’ | oy anne th’ trend o th’ Arne + eae i yee — a : te a nf ‘ 3 . : x _ ; a1)’ her it for . ° ry 117 rrt’ ‘ ? or ‘a 2 fe] r) > 20s " . > > eo L> > ’ « "oS ticorn ¢ ‘ ; ’ a a ; ee rm * vy) ° esl, = : ~ * ‘ “a, . 4 ’ ; J P bid I . y "“- is i | ryt 4 S ile windaec ws were nc ar Se, ts " art in the court presentat; : of one’s pets— oe wel Coe ss cere: na ws Hlus nay men would § — , ye eagles wy ) ‘ He y gD ge 6 EF “ e and a house “ xt d eae j A 4AM 1 &. , j ; , iN , P| ; ' i. ' 1 : ; - or h¢ 9 at ~ | : . I —_ or even & m g- e select. rst Kiss, stor yis complete without a flapper as they - di ‘hort ski is igarettes would have been barred | How do you know tha : does not; Much light as possible. To har- F , “ ; Cl | ate stor S CO! | la rias hey eve} ae skirts 1 ga wou Lav been bar! : : : #- ' ortunately ingham comes in re d. “What brings a more profound i curled up on a davenport showlr 4 h ” 4 lo ‘ —— fo , . me@ih tl. y } ry « i a Fy Ww yea re | \y > : To lé did T na if Irie ne Cause monize with this curtains of a ceil white which “ cau eve ry een ges t is Bisa: with o1: > “ st _ + . 4 ee | aii La ‘ v4 Ai it wil A ‘ Aes bla aaa i Ade m r r E pi ef rélief an eae. 28 |\a pair of snaky legs. No Sunday ian’ mebbe it’s. jest as ‘ell that: Men used t’ look forward 1 n - - so mad y G10n know | blue gingham with an orange yel- homemaker does not know, but aps ‘ ne gore mene {apparently it never occurs aa ae stro sapc y | agree Raps Bae « | ges Fs crime low dot are hung. At the top of | 7 be specially fitted, the idea being to ; newspaper is complete without amen e | March policeme! | 1 Hone a & , P |ought to The second gingham r @im that the lady s relie! page full o’ Floridy legs. It’s amaz + 6 1) ' hain’ gir é nprominen wi i very difficult to discover these, as spots of color, are drape : rats , : b "| give support without hampering val, if not surpass, his own!) Se Sicias aa dai emai Lo ee eS: ‘Ore Beyew sarap es eae ®. F? ‘s going on in the mind of a/| Valances of plain gingham in a yel | the valance over the bed, the ruf-| movement or action and to lend , 'In now dadarin women become jest ense men an’ cirls saint. Swept rner, yu hings have tla : yus On in the ml . 9 —aen ; . . : te cm 4 it aiia L so | : , . - , io « > g , . e } ° are “decorative, heotntt 2 ard = ae : de epee 4 i 2 ea : fice Ls [> ; ye : ‘ 4 guess HH atia ei but we f igs d here to select the right shade oS ” J pt onpee a Ow rope. design of the body. The newest coraets are — 2 Sentinal nhaint neard o one 1g ‘naurin | started in monstrate agin is th |‘ a ee ee ee ee miss we ‘ T “ij giving the ombre_ eltfec now s0 isting’ - omen «tO 0 imicrior “© | romance that .begut below th’. shame! "ae re bein’ senatorial electi i] o know that children are inarticulate | The mode for gingham interiors] ¢, .nionable eee ward na ase tape w d even to bolster up with |Knees. An’ it’s no wonder Ford) u: . . . (No need eve _ " |eoupes are allus knockin’ people’ Rio Grand eo, . college (20, an’ bruisin’ telephone poles, | Honolulu. This favorite tenet of our college | __ - — _- - et et manga, i: aes 1) 1 ee en ee ' Fold the " } a *) f gold, the colors are to Play a lana micloadinge that *t¢ o C+ »s ¢ha i mace. a a DE eo ee ee Na WNIsiCaaitis, tha au. i OLLeNn tilt rds | eine, if thought and without re- When he is elder he will be ready NEW Y a on A ore of it. which the | for your further leadership. . : et ae Oxford, — SAVE TIME LABOR 4 SOAP ———————eeoooee ——-- . — — ; er rs —_ a. ate So WS BN ne - posediy Englis sig . ——— rr eneetl Geen not realie ene You cannot command goodness see ¢ oe oa — ‘ — Aa GC So MUL J ; sniittec oa Orougniy (rallic Dasis this spring. The vamps are short, + nat ‘ a ‘ is ee te Fra erty t J tO arrive. j x VC irself about your | nappening as upon be a a ¥; beautiful shoe for a certain type of —* | , : - " ~~ aaee ee | ment 4 infli when t oes ated iy By Lucrezia Bori ee ee oe anton ae he ' ie mae foot, but no woman with long and | | Ne t that implies | Happen. narrow pedal extremities which ‘left in their proper relation to | h nlies. | — --—-——- ae MPLS TES A MRP (Copyright. 1927.) licious a C@) ai Sy), | | “lg ets ” re snother article by Mr. Patri will|™#yY @ppear beautiful and aristo- ee att that ts Celicious. 1 @OMEONE has said, “We dig our) Perhaps: yor vill n ik 3¢) punishment. that when; s es cratic in other footwear should at- —T : it ot, tone ‘ a ae J ‘Sao ae Paka Gi. Pe appear tomorrow. 4 Morable, sensuous.” we aTrive at tl punishment stage | tempt to wear one. “A woman once tried to assassi- @iste Mussolini | i : ss : , : ej ve 2 he se] ion r YORK.—Here is ta sug- PBut no woman with a sense of | ae parte neg ihe nn at tient. ‘eS lag aig Se rong pee Res 5 sa ) NEW YORK.—Here is just a sug mor will ever try it again— | that please our palate. and never|for them, and you will never re-| Long ago we ought to h gestion for a costume for a fancy ' There are not so many men left, | ‘Gea y a Sa ie — gret it een this happening an he; d{|dress party. One of the smartest 97 ' af asta bs bes 4 ’ . A ’ 1927, ; ars ' ' ing ul r tearing down. e giv Pleats Versus Plaits, 7 amuse women with Muss0oil- z | , . ie ae : > 7 JXe solid hours he Seiection O1 Ba EW YORK Hats today “ ion ‘tir , ? eravesSs Witii Oui CU Lis. ' ry .life. and vell the other thins but you/]it is not the chil who haved Fancy Dress. who ought Be sf | women in American society recently —_— > We attended a function of this sort as a e, too selfish to! *\ *-2* im aetrtonte " | were wound about K s line, | ? f } || J / & : the -i}] 1e | ten ay tee a ‘ : a cat . A " 4 1 vey ‘ OD | lin I VU ; +t " . + - ‘? VY: ds e nda rards of Bven the men who think such | s fs Be Ve. & ec ’ En tags ad _— - , ae cons are? - all of yarn. ards a y 9 es Mithering idiocy, } ‘ bi ; De ae a eee a ee ee ee eee Pravention sad conduct be-| variously colored woolen yarné U 2. Otatoes (‘BIAL | BS Peo eerh & blemish: pa date ele 2 ee eres f you wan tes her figure Cannot get away with saying i | fi | ; | co es ' ' — tsp long ee _ Fair ym ¢ faces, * surplus fa Mi a+ : ee Tr 7 R insta re eee _|a chile 2 | See Oo 1ove, 9! black silk to form the close-fitting * im SuUDJeCL Se | | c ali ' : ey you egin when it is born. - ee Ot febortant Stamboul editor \| ; >} ‘ r ¥ - % es larity le eat fat ag 3 ti apna = “a : inc aeaih : Fee ana ty * an ‘est th sip | DOSBOS. 7 Ta " me aeeee as New York Hotels Prepare Them just been sentenced to 4 me — tik een eee ae STE a , ayaa RES Pyar Tag iets»: a sec} ule that ails. | Was repeated over crinoline to form ponth’s imprisonment, ie eat a- dav alth eae ae nik hands, |@ great ball which anteneee from Because he published a cartoon | ry OH oe ae ‘ne Gunces to your! «., nila t TE Sa a i oe neak . with firmness and/| waist to knee. This effect was dn- ————— }Judged “offensive to Turkish | Pog ee py core ie “y : ie ee ne re vi tteful love. ‘ear ha plicated by a closely bound turban. Ht UA . manhood Tuesday nignt. hy Jiisi cial ei " ta th : = Zee $3 Me ) : i r = ’ rh if + ie ie pt vlad i i friend. the Two knitting needles completed the | Oh, well, there are several WayS|w T is funny how many things are | | WR eR: SEEN EGS AE are agen iteeetnae aa en sc stein is af ate pi +6 tle unl comfort’ sat tee 1 See feagrent creme en your ekic, 77 explaining Mussolini's outburst! | very next m: rnin son tind $ coor hata . According to Gigpatches, — Dic- | you do not realize until two have already started to aR tor has fallen down badly __ | women get together and begin tell- ne ; ot ‘ BR ® in his attempt to dictate to his|ing each other how much better + . ae on ow “ — 1 . plete oe eee mise gentie Aa we ver ’ i HUTTE wrone with married life that 4uas 29 only Wie cntibiledipelenaliiel Ce ee | Until you have enjoyed the rich, an alluring transfo | ; 1 you have your meals down > f fla f 2 | , ane mountrywomen what they ehall| of¢ they woulq have been if they)... oye voy lv eat just what satis ying vor oO Mazola- i : 1eacy : sin - ‘ . heir mot} ers’ ad- Vre! ie a na Sgt - ~~ P e it { - five a os ‘ 3 had Oniy take n thei sWeaa : key. ae i ; good drug and department +. | vishness ‘live across the hall, came over to} ,,, e 40. nee ae 1 him ho ¢ a 3 e @- Against the sex that won't falli cee us because they think OUri he kept his health s« rfect, and ' : ws = ; | Coc ‘Ber Fascist fashions. _ |apartment is a clubhouse or some-/}¢. answered, “I always leave th ‘ : ing a hig OB] rei @ A more penetrating explanation thing. : settee 8 | = Reach ch — c 4 - ; ’ z : ‘ - f 4% oe = ac © q ee that women b a | AS So00n as Ir. Stewart had told not ‘aVil > .* 3 s without ng, qu y Mave taken Mussolini’s number and |... wnat he thought of the weath-/|table actually hungry, nor did hé . ! = smoki Mazola ickl gected accordingly— th the | Tif you can call what that guy/mean this exactly. That he meant } Z : seals in themealy flavor of thecut bat, for his experience wit 4€ | thinks a thought—Joan said. ‘“‘Wejwas, when he reached that com- r v = . in an excellent me: 9 ao ® = potatoes and when ready to serve le _, 8€X, he has oniy himself to | are going over to the Cooks’ to-/fortable p it in an ¢xceuen pre , 5 — B thank! morrow nikht to meet Mrs. Cook’s| where one says. “I’m pretty full : absolutely greaseless mo ight to meet bond cays nd ig cc; , ail = they are utely gr . fou don’t attempt to reason with sister. She is that noted feminist, | bu could eat n Book t ‘® ® balky donkey— vou know,” and Mrs. Stewart said, | sists that impulse, and doesnt ea v . | . = d af, ’ ree nite =o — = . - 4 or nt more a“ _—— + a th et as sind ee ee ee. oi Toccens cat wie tae tithe “ o*. s : E Prove it for yourself with this \ néD a narrow-minded, old-fash- would just love to meet her. ] have i at i 3 a ; sy ry + weer Atsroad ach ' : this country. Abroad, afte = recipe—taken from Ida Bailey | joned man gets it into his head |..4,4 some of her articles and | 4 e a : meme D Rega wee : meet Women are trusting, GecOra- sink she is simply wonderful,” meal, frult Is served as a separ ' i” : ; § tive, adorable, inferior little ani-/..4 Mr. Stewart has not got the course. And another importan ao 5° = Allen’s New Book—see coupon mais, sense to leave things alone, and he thing tna nouia » BC Uaed |} = i I ‘ ; : t¢ a : . . pe E . : : ; “ : ” } % } uf I's 80 much easier for even an in- said. ““‘What is wonderful abot onomically keep your | telligent woman to play the part, aarn feminist, I woula like to ths nn ; f Soil men to bother to argue with—the ; now?” ago they fed bran only to tue cc in periect condition. @ donkey: as & Riowart: ad, “ie ee een tr" On ce eee a ae = Cubed Potatoes O’Brien -@as0u fool him to the top of his Sertni because she je doing things | ™%?*. ‘na thing h : i i ‘ “ ations 4 ae . ‘ r) Now eOoODle ave TTLe = quart pared, cubed, tables poo Ms sh edded to put men and women on abso- 2 nti eee A Pie is aie , : . 7 to realize that bran a | E potatoes prmnientoes ’ sani a 4 ida . . : : at cent . ’ 7 : i a making ALL interiors bent, on’s Interior Finishes. @°8 coo at him and cheat him and) lute equality,” and Mr. Stewart!' . eA g-sggles ti me | ® chuckle up your sleeve— said, “It would be wonderful if she | ‘OT ™e h seen ge Ss daca eas Brie 5 Secpecgerte sleep! = Sale and pepper 2 tablespoons chopped green = 2 tablespoons minced onion pepper For years and 3 sauiii s— illustrated in colors. And the poor dear thinks you with- kk teeta: ik Seek ee coven Abd that he has no need of you 9 a Se ide - “rreens.”” elery. an: ) sv | a pup.” and it is the first thin ae ed eer ge age tng, ae ‘ | N’S : : Ptr OS Oe ES years is what you buy a id a pa sk SEA een eae se rwpey t ‘ . Aa ARE OTR Ar Alar tt say OR A meee Oe Sates © yer - Out intelligence. break since Hector’s old man was sive as “an agreeable parenthe- ,.. over said that I agreed with, , sie” —! ys ‘ abo cine 5S aeeee La vats own : 1 . but I could not cheer because |! . EY eae ET AT an eae wh b S vom 2 g Naturally, any woman, dealing would hate to have anybody in] ne ee ee RP ie en you uy a an=- | The potatoes should be cut in half-inch cubes. | — ue about vitamins ané aiories WA x each & man, | approved of anything about that "°°. ng the tast. Otuf Mattress--more : Put them in a frying basket and immerse in wee q Quickly convinces him that he is you ao apout } Bh. Goesn’ h 3 Suy. sat things that health-giring | ; uid) tim i Ser around of the Joan said, “It is all very well to! — oe than you can buy at The SanOtuf in ; Mazola heated to 350 degrees = or until it " , . s +— e “ ’ as . ; J ite 2 - ‘ . : ' x - 4 ; : poor girl must be able to en- | 1°** — ret ot Tele alert 8 any price 1n any other ee a — = will brown bit of bread in one minute. Drain, WY @ little peace and quiet, ee ee tae : TOM BOY Mattress. or in felted cotton. = dust with salt and pepper and add the green -~ . a job,” and I said, “You have a Extra Sweet Corn 2S Your Furniture ’ W . | 3 troy the he-men cease from job, right here at home,” and Joan _" ma is the Supreme : —gpemnaag ; isaid, “I'll say it’s a job, but be- hiture Polish. It forms a : 3. Cae oe ee reat!) sides the fact that it does not pay RICH CREAMY COLOR GOLDEN FNAMELED CANS THE BEST OF ITS KIND o> Reseed I e them let the organ stop for only $2.00. @ us-souled, woman-respecting - ard the te t : an . us—quality hae prefer- . 2 AMERICAN men— while you were singing ence over price——never do Men are the very first to! . Mrs. Stewart said, “A wife is just we eacrifice the former to a, 4 . , ‘ os aintatn the latter. The qua)- Branch ® “mit that Mussolini's ideas | % machine, isn't she, Joan?” and oy and goodness of French | women Mr. Stewart said, “Except that you today ie the same a# that of rot! can stop a machine.” and there i> 20. years age tities” ine ee ‘one me thing about the Stewarts Pound Package, 45c 6 Locu ts 7 7. ” ®. W. D's apprenensive con- |coming to see us, and that is that 8 treet . that, since the Snyder mur- | Joan and I get to hear our own ) Wa **8y man 15 years older than | kind of arguments without the EEE EEE # WHe must sleep with at least | trouble of arguing, although it is | : : ne trouble for Joan. ay

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W "ew York: W “a , the magazines While Boyd and Dodd are in Hamilton working on a clew Mrs. _ 8:30 F “ thaniel Shilrret’s es WSB, Atlanta; WJZ, New x a WBAL, :. . ee ) wcco, WGR. KSD. WGY DAF: ; Swindel. organist; 11. orchestra. 34) _ a ’ ; ain ( AND MYSTERY © Siracertty when accompanied of interest to the Ladi v ~S. hand a - — ‘a 319 OE 1 OURC) a the 2 —We onan | } | ne Reng «ge ag PE. . . “= rin . ; ‘ari arty ; ‘ts ‘ari ve waited phestr Be : ; Henry. pianist; a panied by his sister, Carillon, and a party of scientists. Carillon ice period. FS EF on the a1 t tony rht aS ; not saad 1 ; > in a. Psa } a ont) oe | ee | ae eeneen Glertemds, to accompany him. As they ano Ghost» | a | yrogran i" eee, ae eek tive folk tunes you'll love. Negro Spirituais, a et , you desire regarding is i *y of New York i he decides to do everything in his 7 | : ~ rs SL Ca ee. G. or a radiator company . Prices supplie arnKet .ve . Louisril (329 8m- ke Ps a . Sei a 5. oe | Louis Car-) SYNOPSIS. iti Service, U. S. Department 0 Virginia Vet: ‘nterta.ner : *- meets Bengal Dodd, who has brought his yacht Gunga to Bermuda Evening Program ‘ablin and Belfast, ir on her maiden cruise and she asks Dodd to tag along with the x .* . 7 — — g VV ~ leave, a widow at one of the Hamilton hotel loses her jewels and | | y the Hotel Statler Conce! hildren's musicale: 11. Victorians. too, in a program ol real American music a Pm oe oy 7 : c[. Sa hin power to help Carillon clear herself of the suspicion. He suspects | : f sana Troubadou and. KYW ndents, N and 2. Time, from KYW, Chicago; WHAS, Louis- Se : > ‘ - Qo e . ’ +? - BS = ria e. - Ransome, accompaniéd by Irma, comes aboard the Rigel and tells 4 : 3 9:00 P. M ee Oe ge or gy tg — -KDK soh. Tun a a will 6 s al a - ial ~ -_ an . ; nie * Carol jrown ie = Mi: lz e St 5 7 ) KSD _pr gram 24, Mma. eS" u Seo’ | al : ont . ae & rhe Po : fl ) IM, Clearwater. Fla. (355.4m-843.6kc) | fl (428 3m-700ke)— tn ei! q be. r and teiephone cans OF K ;:30 rchest: 9:30, Radio Ram- Atlant: Tt 428 3m | ote 4... aed J : Persone e | letter ? | 545 Meters—550 Ke. jers.. S. concert: 10:45. concert ion _ Desig pee en attention, except letters om quotations and news bDulietin oo — yma Pn Ser a pt store you desire. , — = You enourd ask you anchored in the Harbor at Hamilton, Bermuda, is about to start 10A.M Daily de ; ] Dra: (reor M ara: Ed- ES, are a ete : W : rard Skipw J nist Cann, T10S si -oh+— inet as they ck h. , 422.49°%. . . , , A ru 6 c ‘ . . " B N sin. ng toni ht—} ust a they » 4 : : > oninin ° Rigel. Obtaining Boyd's consent Dodd asks Jim Howland and | ednesday, ad ten. _orchestra. a ANJ Eng ° “a ; TRONS. — You should, a insemb! rith Mack Mudd, FR, Detroit (516 9m-580kc) — 6 ‘ven by three soloists and the Maxwell House S 4 _You can obtain garden| & Carillon is suspected of the theft. Bengal Dodd ts a former dis- ws ’ ite: 9. ¥ hy Brothers, serenads iven by three soloists & | ‘ 8B the Agricul-' = artment, Washin Idacour : ate sy. BEE ee \femnhi : A eurie Mrs. Ransome’s maid Irma, who formerly worked for Carillon. ville: 4AVSM, Nashville; WMC, Mempa: can eenGd ¥F » not considered suit-| Carillon she is free to leave on the Rigel whenever she pleases. ; | ies’ | 2 tonight n : . = » publication i ° . ; , i = — > , — ; =~ . . oe -_ | ; 7 " on 4 4¢arse TY rats ? 5 "% ‘s st] ei Prt i a3) sy - . ? Cc >] = ; The two boats start off, agreeing to meet at Port au Prince. : tonal Cavaliers Male lartet | te "9 . Al | len —— —T ther coff . 3 —The Kaignte ot eae . oe TT NT X : ASS é ATIOUS artists in uaa ne AE wt 39 rr ‘ram : i i« ’ ria aa Sed / Ere >! Rev M J. Gilvray in | offered for sale. OF TROUBLE. Gertrude, with wisdom beyond her experience, sugges to Ben- | nouncing that he proposed to lead ees : tae ; 4 ‘K . = 4 M H gal that he fell in love ith Carillon because of th erv faults he his 3 first, and then discard = 647 “A | AXWELL OUSE : - The sea was smooth, and a ligh of clubs on Dum - Northwestern university . Oomplained of. oes arre VO Oii ir pecestwz ss fh! n VOu from : ” ; oe yi “ki : rr: ’ " . ~ e Radto P —— , ae : | , surface without disturbing it. nys g diamonds. ; bal IT) J F h. Pia. (304 > ea OFFEE rogram your perch on the vis , ort . ; : - - a? + r? ?% s Wa. ‘ ‘ : ae OE a o . _Aao i : A Waa’ a s ta 4 ae = - in é- - O ~ 1? . : 1 R . . : “So that I fe! re a ripe nu Phe sim ic @Y > } a. ' ’ mite . ae . te . 4. F ' . . We Abe & 4EWaade ih Ft c A 4} a2 & ; — Ladi i ~ - ah of & id cyT witn : Riis [ | - ~. a we - ‘ . = ' . > . ~~ P Swe mr eg st cy? . rh ()? . > : ' LVt aa Ls ‘ - i ™ - ; . > | — Z “8 RL REBEL NO HE: ie sk fect ONT RS " + " thee ate Oey THER ae ~ ee -~ : . 4 , ‘ : “ ey ore = —— 2 . : ; 4 eae 12 ath 2 - > he havir { illo trv Ww: the point, however. You are a discerning young person, Gertrude. Li “Ss, 1 Her agreed, : & Varilion try to vamp ta . _— . +; ° BY lea ‘ ’ a. 5 ? rr’. ° : o . s + . : . ri : — 4 / [1D nce poies attract, unilke repei. phe pro ls nere yo D - . DER —Putty forced : ‘ ; : é ‘ + _ — e rir] no ; 3 . f. se. o* or- — ; = ri = - “TFT Oo what was troubling me. ee pis : “ 6 ne 4FmaA girs next | : Radio Programs a ete ve a — SS ——s = === (By ¢ ie s Bu : : . ; : +7 at . , = ° ./ s , b : ; , = : ; 7 a -arried man a 5 | rive it uD Benge] » ; . to crowd Sifep away. e ay, April 6. . / we. = : ; a es. READER —© tate with a wome . - + a . e _ j _ \ , Re, ; Ef) . ; : be KDKA. Pittsours $09 .im-3. Us mmm Be \ , — . pb righ” ‘¢ but unless he vt- . , ** very unhappy (To continued ) WIZ; 3 Boe! 9, Wiz ocd te. NY — Af ) Sees ne law he could not be _ 14 Paprosecuted fo with Carillon?’ SS = — é relish nor sleep in my watch below, and when week’s Radio Bridz he’s sick.” tamé, broadcast from Station Gertrude pondered this. ring farm hearted girl sh itiec SD, a freak hand was vt gt Bengal, and having her ruthless strea! we. ut the cause of his haggard face and tired PE eat ae SF Pe Pee ee Te et ee ae eee Pao ager Re ets frie a , "oe 7) be The - sfamre. o's os p38 Pd) ea ovtned before the | arriage that she may have given | * | or smert v ne ——- — ~~ es al 1 WRECK TOM.—() If thet ¥ MEDICAL ¢ th and saniiation qucstiongs Diagnosis Or treatment avoid ex-f nell ———- oe Dar 4 RoW yt Pe LO RED ahs ty I Prem . , r Tee. ee ‘ x Se a oon fine RAR RR Sst RP a Beak vars Done eee euhaxs Si RY Pe Nt alan Gy Rik somos) ar es A RE sens be > atewal wees» v 2 ie i v - a ‘, ie ey ” oa ¢ t a9 ¥ LET RIS res *"s PR ee M—You should that causes freckles. The Fee il : : # a — hf i . 4 intion should be applied 7 ~ : ; e060 oe”... xin on a soft cloth several Vik = q é . 533 . Las “ ™ 4 banish the freckies: ivcerine, 3 ounces a ie | 4 ESE that before, about herself, see 1 drachm of sulph>- —_— of ” . - i 7 : 7 . ; 3 : , - ae a s ; F tes a a . ae - ; Trt) 7 ;. TY i 3 ry } 4 - a . Se: ; ‘ = o- ~ .* _— = is i ~ Be Lis: . i eg, } : . ym — ; : : 3 ‘ a 5 “i ; - ’ ' : ; +B Portland, Ore., who stands high in the § hearts from Dummv- Miec EBS. L Anceles (405.2m-740kc}—10 oan wr ¢ zinc and 5 drachm ; of hands, dainty dimpled ones. Also she was not lout faith in her. TR PE A SS RE AEE RE m GU Ge iw go featur ram: 12, or wr a IO atte x o water. If thd Series od own tonic properties. ad beg | , ae o eleven of Action Mridee.| because the latier eink “ueus | MA. Sbenandoah ( 461.3m-50kce)— 4 - y plain glycert a ae er ee — ee a ap Seay 5 eas ee Fe ee ; : - => ii you mention She now said cheerfullv: “ ; en r man Bet I Tork, Dealer, in the “South” | ner shift another sui Tor] Se See foe COs Saek e ° 1 . ee ia : She mow said cheerfully: “If § ny other man I'd advise) Sancag be to another mult: azist, Alice Mach. piaiust: 6:30, 3 uper Power 10 battery of Dag lype — him to put about and h Panama canal. But since it’s bd cng teak nee leg|incees kK” lqueen af eared a ee ee oe Construction Insures greater Radio Enjoyment a to do would be to ask Carilk a a rs %, eee ee ” . - . Sek Malic = P > q ek ae 3 ilieh as ~ - bs err Pr Fox a, Ps y : - Tims 7 & Pad 4 SRN ey OO AP eg RIE MRE DRE MS SES ae Cae ra Spee ae ee ee ee east 3 - . 2 I gat a Ad PDR i? Be gree ; ete he ’ ; ie eee ee sedis orn. hie Sebi aries a puter padh > ij % ‘ : ‘ 2 4 4 ; ic Ds, ei ’ [ 1 i; . M Ps 5? 2e F e . E as n 131° Mapie dad and ‘me, I'm sure that in his relief Granville would ask us to spades or three diamonds. His dia- safeguara against this probable | sie) a0) musicale, 10.20" ot Bag Type Bright Star vertical sad hoeoeea a Mewphis, “Team continue the voyage with him. There wouid be room enough with-| mond strength was unusual, and situatio He aw he must lead , ; : ep | Co rm Cost the Same voltage, and Insu. | Med ton 5088 ong ae ” . ; ; . oe j mstruct : : a. vas? 230 ‘ out Carillon.” the honor score materiat bat & small spade to Dummv’ ick . Pensac 25:2m-1190k¢). ' As Ordinary Batteries dependable service. 3 pe eeaeche she ve pee ae a ; / : George. .1900 Bacos , , : % thave bid diam is a ha i nd ths if Purdy rave TT , , _ ~ No A Bright Scar radio bat Watching him askance, Gertrude was pleased to note how lit ie ae ae" aN Se gra a Y eight We gy pion > es other Radio battery manu- oye * ~~ . t t: . ony aac tall. we art My Sees 2 oo My ew & . Ce eae 2 ~ * eee © See vek aaa ~ Re Ae ft - oe eee rs * + &% would fm your case. You ought to get a fair price a4 Habana-———-”’ id + genet anaes + » . S10 Bates Sil gS eM ee ee ee eee ee hk v6 4 —_ PI OS See a irs) - wey SE Pee: ? vo athe ae vee telah xs Ce. Rete cooky ay Neb wn . fa od aad ; PAE od PT AO Ee STS tare 5 % 7 a >» Taille i900 Bacoe | rag > h | Wow facturer that we know of to teries cost Bo more than ordinary A New Radio = me G-eine $411 Shenandoah tie favor this suggestion foun in gal’s et le appeared Es eae , ‘ . SP Sea See. , j - | = “Bie “a ~ ales saa d dditi » BOes batteries, you are getting up to 40% 3 Se - zeman SMill Shenenédos® iii % te » stofendity of sicc ca a s ee ee ee ie ee ee ee Eagie Brave , aa 1-4 hick pense and a itional cost more power—greater lasting qual- Install Bright Stars in iam i . Ham -- Hoes ate ee PE ae Bee ms PF my 2a ft ee, ee ee en, should she lead anoth chtha which this type of construction ities amd the surpassing joy of today and get a new thell f at ey Cian 1s Mendall M ot N . ? {5c > ‘ , " 7 s> -_* >, sa + . ~ ~ ~ *s > * x s . ~~ « , . t en prea S Se CPP 6411 Spem Lengal really to act upon the ide: aril might really be attracte oncernil his spade holdin . I fork then i the deuce a in Menem isoS Bace i a te a ena WAS, therefore, clea sau spades: Mrs. Purdy played the 6 at De You Know? ye a to him, and WwW liins & O mm *s See As ish ee ‘ = it ‘ ~~ »* « / - . a i si* ’ P = ‘ “4 - > web } r | 3 ~~ . - — 4 ——— s . . e ; + — . thought. erwt ras oO weak ») Warrant a @iy ( er Wa © wou nave ios at 4 Seili. 573 — The glass was falling and every {ndication of storm, and all thie was trick. upon which. rors 5529 S. Grand BI. J. J. KELLY E. BLANKENSHIP &@ | ¢ A, Grete: 1512 5. TRIPS oy : she probabh San Pes followed by a week of ladies’ weather. The clouds bank up looking ©COUnted in doubling. Moreover, on inaton. ; . 4020 like the end of the world, and nothing happens. When you think *CO°™' of her ability to ruff spades 2832 Gravois Av. " tee ma ae ts = a | F : sty. a ® ~ } S . ; nn - wal iby the = So 5 penalty a a . ristop , std 2 707 Rar oie you're in for a tearing squall you get flat becalmed instead. two: hearin, even 8 Geubled weend EB. A. os ae & BRO L. @ H. ELECTRIC Co NATIONAL RADIO SH Me Howland, when not a radiant optimist was apt to be a gloomy | not be severe | — 2293 Yale Av., Maplewood. Mo. Altes, HL 7 fe Wateon. 79_ 25 2 © pessimist. Also, he was apt to hedge a little on the eve of a Mr. Work, however. immediate'y _ CONNOR-KIMBALL ELECTRIC MISSOURI RADIO CO. CENTRAL ELECTRIC & 2 & Hervingion TR 30: fall, hint at the vagaries ef current and leeway, and a poraible — five spades. Mrs Purdy again CcO., 3023 N. Union Bi. 406 De Baliviere Alin ti. E: in the chronometer. Christopher Columbus could have been no | 8 Yor coi lee Bao Scent | | gr 94 sae —" Sen CG co. FINK ELECTRIC PPLE elated at sighting land than was Howland at hitting his mark on| lack of suppert for a spade daeks | : - Eighteenth St. 3641 S. Grand Bi. werdevile Mice , pu suppert for a spade dowd! .- | ' } ' the tip of the nove. All then became merry and bright [she Settewea she could dereat > | LR€ Breakfast that “Stands By’ You! 3253 w. Flonase: hs waa} or te EAST END HOW. @ “If Gran used his engine in calms and light baffling winds he| °™°T@¢t With her own cards. The | | , ime Street ih Saust be getting tired of waiting for us,” Ge-trude said. thers passed. and Mrs. Purdy b: come the — leader against 4 | SEVENTEEN YEARS BUILDING THE OALiT# — r , ~ a ” —~ t. 4 * _- y -—™ <4 ge Ne eager ROE EE Net qe ’ * : : © ning tn ;-s* * cttw eae PE BLACKWELL RADIO CO. 1624 Hodiamont Harrisburg, U.P M act © Fowler. 4A44 Altea, ~ ~~

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AD EDNESDAY ; ~ ‘ WEDNESDAY. ie oe . - . — PRIL 6. 1999. { | APRIL 6. 1927. | ee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine wrth coand., ‘Trtbune qgaaill voacegene | ols 0 Tae SUE RS The Greatest Story in the World tment of -r imi ’ af nienn a °. . . New Orleans (310m-n¢ ep \ | ry The Bible in Pictures \ py }? instrumentaj@°) ¥ a pelt, 2 ? st-Dispatch reserves the right to reje | \ N rr WS : WIRY ~ 1) 3 (389 im-T 79 , «fhe Po _- - h 11 g , J ct any query. > ‘- . 4 °H? i, LP ut | “AY TY" rie ‘ F m-R°ke) ade Room ME Perse al an eiepnone cas or answers by mail cannot be \ WS Lesh aN . Ae VA's , VA Hy came tical ge Paoen attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ' ices HA | am ef sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. x — You should consult aifrom seeping through. We sug- Bt store OF 4 radiator company / gest you consult a glazier or one =z the information you desire. of the art glass dealers regarding ex. ¥. 2—We cannot the leaded windows. 4 ; mm ; . = | andl ——ae ry —— ‘ gia ’ ' i wT . verry I he eee iy “NY ev w\. ve 1 2. al hag» LA hey, Life yyy es apis gD ens Kaa ae AO ne a) * aah tne jaca ee es Ce ee REBAR, 2 * ** 4 t Cw. 3 - - - OS derive ll 5 RR pa I ahi GRE epee eye init mee 3+ ie Aeon oe “ . ‘ hex " 't . - “ 7 ; i % te ene ee ant = in hes —You enould ask your /reau nearest to the place j. B. be : M . ao 6 ¢: nic Lodjre about the old | Pers are printed. The papers do - alr TON h E S| r | Write especially for the newspa- —The population fig- | 4 re ee 4 C oT.—T oe S-\ pers. Weather reports are sup- just as thev do : ' 25,156. J . , fap.¢: Belfast. $20,106 obtaining such reports. The local | CgroSpirituals, . —Beonst ) 2erICan Music mation you desire regarding and Olive streets. The mechani- | ca] devices used to determine rain- | : B. ‘ “ ; _ ied when the St. Louis Car- H. G—The newspapers publish pearing the “mblem of that not pay salaries to weather fore- €. PAT ind Belfast re- or Dublin and : . ire | plied by the Government free of PATRONS. — You should | weather bureau office is in the temperature . ° a Z oi M 4 . ball team will win the/ the weather reports issued by the “ pennant. | Federal Government Weather Bu- § the pa- Casters and these men do not ollows: Dublin, 413,- | gre as f “ 'charge to anyone interested in ; : Orous > 1+ T}- . ‘ a — f- + He ‘J ALTE Mit | ‘\' eld on to any of the magazines. ; SUES an lot some other species E Kick ee pias “Sa SSAA SS ’ (2 (WR ae ig Wh at) Hf) ney tw it, ak Vy A mt . 1€ 1 WSS. Jy au should send return postage} UES, following directions | | . “ , : : back{should be suitable: Remove all | | And Esau was forty yflirs old when he took to wife And it came to pass when Isaac was old, and his Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, when Isaac spake to Esau his son. And dim so that he could not see, he called Esau quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and unto Jacob her son saying, Behold, I heard thy a a saying, Bring me veni J a po em ter A ‘ aren tA, ance . heer. t. 2 tna Tenney reeves sank om ~ ~ pee teentity ney vom 5 e “ ; he. tsburch. Tune that you will get them | rthat famous Z Me they are not considered suit- | ance $yee ype and all er am | Judith the daughter of Beeri the Hittite and Bashemath eyes were as \oO TY i - . SE = membership is more than 50¥,-/ pnentine spirits, and a little penny- + : men. royal oil. A paint brush may be Sa =—— | Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky | used to apply the liquid instead Program 3 B comovs, — The Unitea states | Used to apply the liguid instead ’ >. , esp, West Virginia has, oa | of the yw the closet. to remain In the Footsteps of Abraham Lincoln Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell ; } rc "9" r and a llow t M : rT dis lacement ( 4 ? 600 iii ai : 4 . OF : bee an all-over length of 624| Closed for a day. Then’ examine + ig 931-6 feet wide, has it carefully and !f any bugs re- > ; om © s won in you might try burning sul- 3 raft of 39% feet and can; Main } 5s ; . pmean ¢ phur in the closet. Every arti- ) i | | 3 ‘ eee ae “sm e+ ‘ « a A : . a ; hoes a ke Riss een abba pes a oe ¥ ; “ ‘ 7 peng te alte: Ae Bh, Crae-94 bote\ -oe-eogial 7 rota te Sogn vemy Pet I See a Bb OT tae eieeemtaiie lite ee ee ee eee -_ = ie rt . : > ‘ - Te A eee . was “ae i re arene => . — he “ ir vo mins " " Re eee 0% ‘ s - ‘ we ¢ wae Peasy: en iran wa salad a i en er “ ~ nal at See a wilh os toner ee ” . 7 ™= / . —— i —— ‘ele taken from the closet should PPAILY READER.—Putty forced| be thoroughly examined = and itp the crevices around the small cleaned so that the bugs cannot panes would prevent water) return to the closet. LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) WAITING—The Veterans’ Bu-/roomers refuse to either pay rent uy 4036 Chouteau avenue will;or to vacate, ask the police to eplain the insurance policy to! put them out. (2) You are re- NN AN WOW uN ' -- ben Sb he SB VERS SS EWI “7 quired by law to furnish 70 de- READER.—A married man has| grees of heat during the day and | no right to associate with a wom- | 60 degrees of heat during the isn not his wife, but unless he vi- Night. (3) You should give the ted some law he could not be Troomers as many days notice to prosecuted for doing so. vacate as was agreed upon when w. F. G—According to the laws you accepted them as roomers, or ef Missouri and Minnesota a mar- ; dawn we ie sstomary. 4 , : ; amen e8 Bat able for thé! ...+° t naid bv the W ; zs GP z : sa xs ebts contracted by his wife be- tite Ce AD a SEs oe a >> OTe aw oe / >= — — Wore his marriage to her, except ain mince anetts e. Ne = a My mak Sut oe haw inne jy ti Mio the extent of whatever money 4; chould be served in nt tf, — ' ? atl wae gi aes sith Mer property she owned before the | on ‘the day before the usual rent || ire * . 4 hie Pi apr m2 . SSVEVHe Qeas is ” a on 0 ret he ge Canes } THE ADORESS WAS FINISHED LINCOLN GAVE [fT INTO to him. a er’s LMOST EVERY DAY BETWEEN MIS ELECTION AND MEAUOU- THE MANDS OF WILLIAM #. BAILHACHE. ONE OF THE EDITORS Ae SHIP WRECK TOM.—(1) If theithe unpaid rent. / RATION. LINCOLN LEFT HIS OFFICE AND IW A QUIET OUTSIDE {OF THE (LLINOTS STATE JOURNAL. WHO LOCKED HIMSELF AND C ARL SCHURZ WAS TME FIRST PUBLIC TO MEAR TME A T aint ay ‘ROOM WORKED OVER HIS INAUCURAL ADDRESS. A MESSENOER ONE COMPOSITOR I THE COMPOSING ROOM OF THE JOURNAL CI A i | i | DOZEN PLES 'Y THE COMPOSITOR THEN DOCUMENT ON FEBRUARY 10. 1861.40 WENT HOME WITH ; ONE DAY FOUND HIM SO ENGROSSED THAT HE LEFT HIS MESSAGE AND PRINTED A co OF E COM LINCOLN. “! WILL GIVE YOU A MARK OF CONFIDENCE | HAVE Health and sanitation gucstions of public interest only will be con AND WENT AWAY WITHOUT ATTRACTING THE ATTENTION OF THE DISTRIBUTED THE TYPE. NOT EVEN REPORTERS FROM THE a . | | f publ st onl} | i ane GRY Madee, eames wneRT Wenn GIVEN NO OTHER MAN.” THE PRESIDENT-ELECT SAID. AND THEN pMyidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. PRESIDENT-ELECT © McOwe ¥ per Syndicate : on. . LOCKING THE DOOR HE READ THE INAUGURAL TO SCHURZ MM. M—yYow should avoid ex-;fully qualified phvsicians that - gosure that causes freckles. The! have specialized in those lines of following lotion should be applied | work. Beauty doctors are seldom We the skin on a soft cloth several |included in the above classifica memes daily to banish the freckles: | tion. We advise yo onsult 4 | ceamereres’ Cnarnd ON Sans et PAS R if : YOUR GUIDE! ~~ * A ~~ + mi it e Oe teen mayo penige tee et Pop Ee ee Ne . A I. tO OES: eI Li Ae Nth ee Pit ti et i ct a ae, cn ‘ : ging ma battery oe and gsk for a rheumatism | Consider the operation to remove right Star users. let list we will forward one to, the tube, unless you pref: Bt Rad; - i s fer he intermittent pote nie a a ONE WAY OUR to is Better with @ MOLLY O—Skin specialists and Battery Power “@eeastic surgeons are ethical andlor the tube Radio engineers agree that b SS fery power is the safest, most Satisfactory and least expensivelll . ° power for radio. Super PoweamalTiage Licenses Bright Star batteries are provi : , P x - in daily tests that the naturally§ Births Recorded excellent reproducing qualities of §: ° t | most radio sets can be greatly’ Burial P rmil | enhanced. e $ | " ° . 7 a] ‘a ranaus h Bright ‘Star Radio batteries are MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marxaret Murphy. 63. 920°C) made in all standard sizes, _ A “a ee as 1157 Aubert - hs P sory a... ‘ 4 () M unes ta. , “Sa =f . , Z vertical and horizontal, high im Mts E tacons esa ata, Dz, Nieenkemiper.’ 81. 2621 Rutger. pe = ier oo “Be “~ voltage, and unsurpassed for long we’ Fisher .... 202002 2 Memphis. Tenn Wine wrenie, 4 : 3. Tenth. a 7, Zs A SS Sr dependable service. =. .-. +5988 | Theod = d _ o.oo Unve A New Radio Thrill “Meee Tale... °°. Sr: 1599 Bacon erine Shea. 33. 27 , : fee Greiner........3811 Shenandoah Nellie Bayless. 35. 1414 Piere — SSS = === ee» le - ee ta Annpuiaincininenintietnam : ee ae ae a ae theta, 9 ‘ “ al eeetemetenis omee teeta ee f he ale meuam WH. Bissland’. ... dlamilton Hotel ~ today and get a new thrill TOG Be. Elien asper Faris -.- 1209 Hamilton schneider © Be a Vo ie? ve your Radio set. They cost noe Bs oe .,19@8 Menara orett ah “Shia Genekee | more than ordinary makes but lat ty eee 1528 een J. Brady. L.’ 4706 Mint Paola e ij - seuniver........University City atherine ess. 83. 32500) Ele , to xe —— a> His — OOK onger. be Margaret Jones......6053 Waterman Dorotl . “ee oR mee awd — | " . Pepe ype REE HP i You WANT To KNOW WaT I POLLED uP BECAUSE THAT Low eo “e Db i= Ae Bh poe § . : | WELL , HERE WE ARE! Now DON'T START 7 STAKES WITHQUT TELLING ANYBODY AND WHO SKIPPED OUT WITH OUR $100,000 ~~ rb ME ONE DAY “THAT HE CAME FROM | DOES =a! aa 4518 Maffitt Yr — ~ ee OE STs . | ’ ~~» | he thie wn Amati wy ng. wie Nig Tia? Lar ste saat. J ae ’ es ES Lore. . | ..4415 Nortolk | Louise Lorch. 61, 8535 &. spring _, o Norlolk | FA. Peterson, 38. 1141 Kingshighway. ssineueiaiiicte | gga we eo ASKING QUESTIONS —wuHen WE GET PARKED DRAGGED YOU OUT T Tats LITTLE HICK } 7 Tis VERY TOWN! Ive GoT A Goob yf &. Tebeau. 6411 Spencer owenst: Ty McGowan. i : 1805 Bacon 4 Cs - a. i ‘ RAINE ; M " ns ; ' Martin Wack S888 Inéione umenberg. 58, 3907 Folsom, IN Tak HOTEL VLL TELL You wHaT IT's Ate ABOUT N “OWN IN ARIZONA! WELL, 1€ ID TOLb —— | OU BEFORE WE STARTED YoU WOULD S uuneu HE MAY SHOW LP HERE '—— IM idred J. Ruschmeyer— kk Louis. as 2117A Chippews r Sacring. 23. een a OA «= FALL THE MYSTERIOUS \ ‘Ba Y : ? va97 7O8,,C'8T® | Jonanna_ Hoffman: 58 537 Fi rest Park. | IHE FRIENDS AND L soneG § : even HEARD OF — \ NEVER HWE COME WITH ME" : ‘i 7 | 7 Paul Bryan... ; as “‘Welleton fe aw vas eo. Sy -. 5° Bon eigeae NEIGHBORS OF _/ oe . | 4 Bitter Jeckenn +++... Wellstom | Eleanor Huber. 22, 5175, Ros JoE AND BLANCHE ty |H. Merech. 65.3232 Mon ianet 7 ARE STwt AT A Al E. J. Noonan 50. “Jefferson Hotel. | LOSS “TO K Now ee Mi wi Road Conditions. | ee a BIRTHS RECORDED. ee : OF THEM , Two | §t. Joseph—Clear; roads good. PEOPLE. ALIGHT Joplin—Clear; roads good. | Jefferson © City—Clear; roads FROM A TRAIN Peery IN A LONELY | GColumbia—Clear: roads good. ARIZONA TANK Moberly—Clear; roads good. TQWN — 9 Sedalia—Clear; road: od. © ' . rn : "4A 4 i ’ eT” J UI Ave | *ligaryr ; "7 oe ‘ ; e 4 : ~~ \ . thas y Ni 4 mM. Aueren. 2521 Arlington. | Hannibal— Clear, sete reO Mc api mee Ss. ; ai } — BR a / ’ > i, 1622A Hamilton, | Kansas City—Clear; roads ge ES a: 3 Ea pe Dat 3 ay 1708 Bacon. , ‘eee ' ue dP Kee = > = HEE } 7 t 4 rf a : tutgel Poplar Bluff—Ciear: AG ‘ i, = . 3 ( 4h “4 Ys la ey zal ; es ‘9% p — ae ~— a "4 : , . } 2 , 4+ Si ~*, @ \ ; : — . : P a-ea » "; yeh vee ent ye pole pre BEER es > HALL, Inc. is, Mo. ; ~ & raf = — Ss a - a re ge See Bo ety &= Te - . + ¥ = oneal coming in give opportunity for full reUsSON. ‘range of color and tone of expres- i'sion. Blue is even seen in the fur ‘scarfs since some novelty neck- | pieces have inserts of blue fox in ‘skins of other color. The reason | back of this vogue is that blues igive the appearance of slenderness, 73 oT Ms, es a 4 oe * bet 7 gs: ak i eR te De oy Bp , Ze28 BS. 4644 § intl } ' \\4 \ \ ‘4 } \\ \ \\ LaARRBEARAL’ : . \ \We . 4408 Fvane , i. S17 Gilmore. , 1837 Carr | hem lines like the dresses ars E QUALITY LINE Me: LL AL sia LIN : * geri) 5 a. ‘O1i Bel. ‘in front than in the back. ‘ ‘ res

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; i is af 4 i u , | i ye COMIC PAGE COMIC P H { WEDNESDAY. WEDNEsDay —- mf ! APRIL @. 1927. APRIT, ¢@ a 4 “a TE te ihiibieiatainiaiell | : ‘iNeed an Office Mag it te PAGE 48 i : . —— capinabasenenaangpasedbaeaen = Sea i ne ee ere Sar ST SS ee — et RN oe RNR RN ee : ST IS eee - om ee 2 e j : ag —_ a : . , . ae - Ase Other ‘“carreper. Date H ips A full page comic in colors, by Briggs, appears every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch. a Fase; Ae 7% ie ea a : i . —— = ie _ ea nities . LE, a Pg a ese i ee : cae ere ; a BR ii pag iy apemeeneantaaanemamarat eae: f myrmee aos GosH- | Hope t Don'T HAVE OF ALU THE CLAY TRAE. eee s a al ¢ | Patan | : GAcK Bite...’ } AFTER ALL A GOOD LONG nadie : nai AP i = > WEL ESIA, WRC ee a ss | Bie sic WALK EVERY DAY \{| To SIT wite THaT BoRe| | HERE t DEPEND on Reap VOL. 79. NO. 212. THe PAPER But i —_ ’ 2QiDInNG AND | GO IN FOR } THAT DURING THE SUMMER ~: HAVE : > tim YAS @z 6 _— AGAIN FOR Some TIME- LORNING Y TAKE in SURG To HEEP Yor Now 1 LEAVE MY HOUSE i) HE Just toves To TAtkK OF i. + FIT= PWwEeKx { GO To A GooDd 4 ‘GYIMNASIOM AND TAKE Box Ustén H's Exerc pT aie thie a allen ET ¥ nae gee ne - 100 RESIGNS TOF one Oe > a tn * mF es Fae ty ee inc ae 7 ne me, Oe te oe ee em a * a lh kris beet - aaron) . eet ctyy ak Y ~ aye “ eer SS ae - ~ i Yat ee ee es *. a ae on - Nar ed thes cane he ae Aw > eters a ad a. ae tughe ram, ee ~~ Pee 4 enw, * . ge ~~. ~ ‘ , EE Nie ~ . TO wet OFF > > inn j GET coer | CON ON . ¥ SS i . ce - e > ts } . a if es ‘ ~ - — : a | CONDITION w~e22t Trini evs You MUST COME OVER AN \ #FB! ay! ~— ¥ = 4 SEE Him- me's . | pees #) > ie ammememammeede! LUKEANDHISUKE PROTEST TO SOVIETS as % Nou) You've Py CM tee ST | 7 > a OU SEE, AS 1 RUSHED : : = a Te. : IN FROAI CE THe ABBED A CHILB | £ 1, =F Xou Bo NeT Love ME AGAINST PLO a. a USHER, IL IRvLCK Oo SAVE THE Pi THE STORY- = oi: eo AS OF YoRe ~ i ae ay * Ee SUP p. -) Ck ABS 5 Rn ace , WHEEL RAA) OOLL SSCA) ae oe teu _ pare #9 wacdys Their Activities Basis ne Uf PTHE WAY THAT aa tree BS SAVUIS 4 THE LAST TKWs NIG. | cin That Ma ee ‘ “ © I LosT GISCious= LjHoaL_E FAMILY MIGHTsS Raid at Pekin he ‘OUTH BLOWS AESS, 1 GmRe - = , SEToRe FATHER kic bs inal mi a moa HIS INFERNAL NOSE! } =~ hh Cause Diplomatic Hi oe = % : ia With Moscow. ai es ec ee ee v.K.W a | He . PEKIN, April 7.—Dr. V. K. We at | - T. SPARKLE me PASTE, INVOOToR ~ ie kooks ndered his resig : : : af ey THE ENGAGEMEAIT RIASG - THis * tion as Premier today (‘to Maram iG * 1S A GREAT EVIL — AS Som) AS YOU Gee Cane Tee nee a: Gea Ye at ES | GINE THE GIRL A RING SHE DecLa eee ts teen Shia? Ga aa 8 THE EQXGAGEMEASTT OFF BOT FORGETS become |! : in g yy TO GING THE RIGG BACK - THe | S Oe ee ia. | * ES GAGENOST RIAG CUSIO4 IS A NenTE ** Sen. £3 Soe +e = " p eg =s woe r was iid 0 co % RED HoT CAN BLow Sz _ r ; 3 ang! ,nie | HIS HORN LOUDER THAN ANY a ini MUTT AND JEFF—By BUD FISHER Soe noneh of Ce ah OTHER TWO MEN IN THE utt and Jeff appears as a full page comic in colors every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch. Yu-pu Military Govefnor f COUNTY; AND HE ALWAYS C ‘a “~aerrr = ——_— Chihli Province, insisted o& & rt DOES I(T OURING ESPECIALLY TovaQuNnG asc Gan \/ SNSEMS OLB \| fase css RocKeFeLLEeR's = = He's Got THRTY == === =| /anp chicwens — death - penalty. ik ’ NICYED jj Sweet! You'cr }| MUCTHING Of SIR SIDNEY!) See SS . = > SS ; " OH, THey CoultD You Severance of rejations betw i Stents IN THE MOVIES | “YL eg. | ViSiT TO YourR (| SOLLY WELL | = IUST RETURNED FCRom SSS! | bc Food ay on _——S MY WORD! PLYMoUTH ecpaeen BUT my SIR Pekin and Mescow is regarded : (COUNTRY PLACE | HAVE To COME -| LA wiser YO HIS ESTATE! > HERD oF ne —— ROCKS AAD BUFF SIDNEY 'S’ FINANCIAL proba n many quarters, as ae | \ VERY MUCK! | /OUT AGAW Quite | Hé’s Got HIS own) Gor™® - — COWS 1S a, ms —_—_ COCHINS — THOUSANDS ( \ Pos consey { yesterdays raid Spey —" ier wecua ss cernanes SS \WCHEERIO, OLD / | Soon’ CHcereo! ) COURSE! imagine: AND HItt t= AND ©IN 9 hgecn tg oF TRE FINGST ee 2 TION, OF COURSE, . gee buildi ss nea the 80 : ni: _/ — ae” | ——,, HOUSE HAR OVER FIFTY v4 | ted oy N THIS J gr a Tre \ ' THEey DON'T Have i embassy in Pekin | ! > Rooms! : ! COUNTRY» | : Pe The authorities, of : “s VS bs f° 2° SEE geochan, or allied Northern a | a SW ¢ f; f gerne Ger in f: ‘3 45; 5 . / > | “overwhelming evidence” that ia .. BG hae iS LY : a : : | "et P@evier union was involved in i BG“ ICWATZ” VIDDIN) FLETE4 GUMSELE Te iP avcatheow taal Gee a i (mage (HAT AES TRE PALY OVE Wors] PNorth Chin: bit BI ile Wy, GOT A BRICIT TTACLING FARD” 3 r. Koo, at Marshal Chang fi YOR Like THE OLD ANCIEAT tines & n's request, hus . pre re 2% I Ahe ‘ , ‘ ~ ys JAarm ta ’ sov.et ! > ¢ | a*atire i Worm LAD (A) Tie OlDISH THES —e slag sbey ot oma at : - Sims age AY isopPp Post A | ‘ ina ‘ ‘ 10 «06wwere a GRISS AND POINTS Dee thé ddederaiuaea ee a. > east. — evl. ‘sunt eiaea Ga = -¢€\ | Gor ONE Yo. j th oviet) Bank E i : ee ay Building, and a Ou 4 “ mo i Leg guards “zarist d ri : Fy Jf OZ yt | = | cha suche 4 ts ‘ Unuast warch last alg i, ae ee 1300 pisiols were found ae Fire “Mtarted During Haid. ie 0 —————EEE— Cor ent as ‘ aroused Bl | —— ‘isiniiiiil ‘s as sane, ne a : ie | THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX endings. | > =e 771] ] : 17 to ” " ; . - i e : ' Toonerville Folks is a full page comic feature every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch. _ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS — —s a ; Ee | This comic appears every Sunday in the comic section of the Post-Dispatch. ent + vn gel Ve 3 7 RoW 1T COMES ouT WHY THE SKIPPER PUT UP THAT Bie . pe - Por tu e casts, Se : ve ims A ols HIG ae: 4 atk : ! “THIS OUT FiT STRIKES mE | x a . ‘ 7 Bs Sandee 7 TAN | SLOW SIGN AT THIS PARTICULAR PoINT. | | FUNNY: BUT AS LONG AS | WOOULONT THE CANG Iwas 4 | 7 } i ay PRICE C - i | 1 MIN C c> ARROUAID WiTH- AT rOME CIVE me THE “ . e - : — By | | OUT ME SHOES- — - LAUCH 'F THEY SAW MET EE res of .Marshai ¢ ie: ; r iliwvayvy Butidiag i j the a: : } | . ‘ z roa thin the | | \ r perm _* isked om and gram ‘fren wMedewr--« » » ¢ . *» Ae : » ced sha art . re me ‘ ‘ (i-ular Corp at ee , ig a S arne~ ™“ . Gee . l by Soviet Agent. ; ae ; 3 Lo — eS See he Al, Apr —The d ry +9 > . . Ss ere General. Withetm : Kio ati ; . fs - siled on the NG : ee cna ; ie : . er. an deal 3 me »? - : es +. > Po i : j tat. Sho not ‘4 Ks , . _ “3 " re eo © ded Be vv *e" , j . t ” “ * cone iar bod ¥ SpPii« 5 é ts : } : ~ Saeng wepa bs i= - ia . ' 7 ae : ae : 7 , i . 3 ea a of - ee eS, OF : Be rin f f ; u " 3s * °’ “ “ = a '*« ’ . ~ i. a s % Misibil« ' ~ rT? a : B) ra iz . ig “ cs » 7 - _ ‘3 Per - -: Pris ’ a.z22%a >i we} 3 Sized a } - TR a.4. wae re + ra. » r . ‘ to a ; ‘oreign 7e ™at . = 22100 rT entitled : pre h wea poms «aid * Ldn : de said the Soviet Club a *SCate a in ne em Sassy nd at c = = 7U ed rhe 4 a ery re anto Re ase. a8 the ciue Ber a mad } with the flags of the : °"=S nations “etd to Have Followed covery of Pot SUN DON - _ . a | Anrii 7.—Tfipie Londen were spec > S&F om the conecquencel ¢ eee aon ge o © Orme — ee es " °etineed on Page 2. Cotemen ! a -