St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 7, 1927

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S POST-DISPATCH tT EE LTTE ETT tL LL VENING, APRIL 7, 1927 TET TT TT Titi eesecses' See eeeeeeeeeeeeee CASUTE Cee eeeSeceeeeesases eEeeeeeereseeeeseeeeseeseeseseesssesseeee See Our Other Announcements on yn | ‘ “ | PAY FOR YOUR EASTER CLOTHES ON THE “IBP” ae SCORES OF SALE GROUPS NOT ADVERTISED : ae Fr - . n ) — 4 Pages 12 and 13. Each section has prepared such a great variety of Easter apparel and ax ignified Industrial Budget Plan offers an idea akg si 7 | — | ach sec F those who desire it to pay for their Easter apparel over a penod of > mam | ~ PORATED = ‘ m . Cs ioldek aiid ake t is i ) ) ll here. 3 | ae in so many special groups that it is impossible ¢o list them a months, at special sale prices, plus a trifling added charge. Shop throughout the store to obtain full benefit of the savings. JY. Louie’ Lengert Womenr Specialty hap — ' 6 ++ Beene t eeeeer cae J mY ¥ ma . Satie ie t 4 a Fe 4 . m “ ry “ . pt Py rahe ate. = salient es Lis as 8 gf RA = TET ital C - y wee Rye? te 3 " " ~ » whens aia rad eed Top? CER: . a a ings wt engin «>a senhaponnereannt ed ee muti a Or ROM a. ow oa ——— ee ‘ — ~— » ve ¥ ; + mere ‘e2 “ nt * ey % taal APs FST etereesecesecerceeesaes . & 7 ; .., * ~~ ees * 4 ~" . mt. ¢ . a an ae MN ay ~ ee ee ri C baw Px, a a “ ~ 2 ete mts os. .- yor ing Sn otaan _ © te . a ae r) 2% *, r RO «ender + eae a “« * ‘. am ae Ee AT ANI De: ~ tae ~~ me a teen im . ~~“. = ‘ein Friday—Opening Day of the Eagerly Awaited Two-Day Twa v feeteeeevaerveree . i. ~~ ee oben Pit a “ay 5 E H q S f e t i RIDAY brings the widely attended Easter buying occasion! This B season, due to conditions which were in their favor, the various sections have made special purchases of the very newest creations ~a_—- a etna ea be, oe ~ "ROAM cts ec es RP RE EE PP Wy ET eNO Nm Fy 19 ey Re TY Rs DN AAR OR Re RON eh A ee Oc nh ee me tie ERs ‘ . 3 xe ext ges a ~~ « && a iting Sloe ~ In Four Interesting Sale Groups 7 : : ae at price concessions that offer unusual opportunities to save on Easter attire. Those who shop on Friday and Saturday at Garland’s will $ 10 $ 19 , ere fo Frocks Made to Sell to $25 Frocks Madc to Sell to $39.50 i “s ’ ’ > ~e A thousand dainty, fashion One of the greatest value groups able Frocks in scores and scores = you have ever seen! Every Several Unusual Purchases of of the newest one, two and Frock new and up to the min- three piece modes. Silks which ute in style, color and trim. Ex- | alone cost this much and more. quisite dinner and dance modes, | | Pleated, tucked, lace-trimmed charming afternoon or bridge aster Oats and compose styles in every Frocks, others for street or ; shade that is correct for Spring sport wear, including many of | ‘ . , ~ pus 17 Y wear. our leading makes. Have Just « \rrived and Are Offered in These Underpriced Groups Ans Ae Ms. ty, ee ee antipasti “y e “~ a ‘\) DDI LL SSSSSESRASETASROL ERSRRESRSSASSEEBES anna ee ‘i ¢ - en. pihaeinda: thin wt amend ih on nae gr ti tase en es = fo o res a a ~ “ * > = my ee . _— 7 . 7 ~ . * _—* ‘ Ak elie « ‘ —— ~~ -2 - . in, tm, eine « - 7 oo... AD May a m - a . ~ a Pecetlies — = “ ? e+ tt ~ ~ — ._. . « “ — od — ee tee oe _ ttdnaes ew ane . e na a . e he Spwcenty ty orn al ee . At + % oat . ~ e ae. - we we -—M _ —s ad ~ a Amey ye - nig $e te , Ben ae os pent pase take at ae See we er “eee : ’ —. _ y pry tn thn Oe ee ee ee 4 - en ee he ‘ : _— ss pis Niele tse feted ean 8, OR ag RATE ra Oapre~ » yy 2 mi > Og Rg Ores vie Ae erg F, Wea Bes a ie Re ee Se ee ETD ym cme Oa Bb ~ nite dhe ' — "er sae , 2 P . aie Pe ern : 4 mes . me : . > 2** % « PS. AS) eee ae & ee eth, Degas 1S ea ee o = ae ot Paty ys : : pe os / “ . ? ee . y a x r ones . " pres ay. e we y ¥ iNet AS eink > aie ee Me i aE ot Sais Oe Moy c % Mae 2 arid 4 a } » Bhar BAS ’ y is _ ahs a 5 ‘ vo tt , + . 7 — ised a; Soh ‘ eae pe ae PR SP * =m Pe eae ee ‘edge canes Foca oat ee aan ee ; Laas lh Ge ome ~ ee 2a 8 ; ; , : . > ’ id v io ty ol ob veh EE 7D Ph ” ae me: —~ aa re ote Anew oeepes , ooh Miva 7" ~ a hacen eam abe = « a. . “ renga oN why * : rr “5 } — gg cet Pare . ~ ess ney . on OS ‘ + Ft x at A ‘ tows ty a ~ . s ~ ye Bise s eeatite “ame » | a : ea ee tee sities + -—* — Sy yD: Sy Noted American Creations and Paris Copies COATS Made to Sell to $45 Values to $49.50 Values to $69.50 , Smartest Of the midseason Coats will be | y % : 4 $ 32 & found in this group. New silhouettes in $ , “4 ar Ix: eee : yp neve black kasha or satin, varied hues in char- ® poe ) , | C% | jen ah meen, twill, cheviot or sport weaves. All i ff Fi: | | a crepe ey \ a ar y a | crepe, $16.7 When one realizes that these are the season's successes, many being replicas of silk crepe lined and tastefully furred. : | | is ail P . . “ ; ‘ id Le . ove, i —W Frocks from the latest ‘Paris openings, the importance of choosing from these ' * Pp " | 2-pe. Frock of € po 5 1 » Special Easter Sale—3000 Atrs of e+ i maize in colors, vo exceptional groups becomes apparent COATS Made to Sell to $65 fg } | : | ~ All-Silk Chiffon Hosiery — MN ~ . . \ ~ / All Sizes in the Various Groups, 14-20, 36-521! Dress Salon—Second Floor. Stunning models in the very smartest fab- z rics and shades. Few of these Coats cost as > i PTTTenrrTstTnTTreM IMRT ctr riraactt. getecpeatetittisieeas: pe aarstiees creer eenetereerr core aerepeSeeaeeRecteeeenT ere httle as $35 to make and at this price they t], ret ; are positively irresistible. Plenty of black pe ERY special! A\ll-silk, top to toe Chiffons, in- pia s é | Faster Sale of the : Coats @id all of the other correct shades. , cluding our own No. 414, the Chiffon with front io4 S rin F - and side toe blocks for better wear. Also included are ‘ +a : p | , Spree Is Smartl ) d - : | ; some service weights with narrow lisle hem. Twenty- Smartest ‘Tailored Suits soe ie ee Be A papi five correct shades. Perfect and full fashioned, of ini ee Finer Spring Coats | Lovely Silk Lingerie | o%-tx,sa1 top Hosiery. ; Coats Made to Sell to $79.50 $3.00 Crepe de Chine Teddies, Gowns, etc., $1.95 : $1.95 | ) : ; $4.00 Crepe de Chine Teddies, Princess Céntouniniaale iss Coats Made to Sell to $99 ey Slips, ete. glue i 3 iat many"tombinations; N extremely opportune purchase of several hundred youthful, ne 3 50 Silk Paiamas in pretty shades ...... . $4. $1.95 There are navy and Coats Made to Sell to $149... dale ee kae $99 = . Main Axe 3 St. smart tailleurs, from two leading makers. | lighter shades in cach group. Such fabrics as twill, hairline, charmeen, : : Ravees’ *tesin ile | . in all the new shades. mens suitings and sport fabrics. onli ca ummnnen ee eee eee ay i: Corsets for the Slender Costumes $2.50 Cod Masculine details of tailoring feature the hip length, } A S ie le snug-fitting jackets and skirts. Come in cither wrap’ * . pec ld TOUDP O _ . F Special! Chiffon Hee tei or pleated styles P j : $6.50 Girdles, Corselettes, etc -.. with lisle hem; perfect. x . i Smart ( ‘Oats $1.00 New Uplift: Bandeaux ............. sizes 14 to 40 eer To Main Floor— Broadway ; Values to $25 $35 to $45 Suits PRSESSSseeaettsecss - 2 - i te ee CR aoe : » wo ae @e aee e om, —- ° oa Rast tele ate citieseneien tha ae Pa has! aa aas wee Sy a eee ee, St if Salon— Third Floo) lm port: Begin: Wali Duster, $1 Washable lamb'’s w Wall Dusters with long short handles. ' New Leather ‘ | Rub-No-More Polis Handbags : a | 50c and 75e This well-known Pe You would ordinarily pay $25 to $35 for Coats like wo > . | - | @\|° these. Kasha, satin, twill! etc. Black and all sh . Red Fox Scarfs Ly LL p ; wan Aig tre vee The Thrift Shop Features in the youthful, slender silhouettes with trims of fash- Made to Sell to $15 and $20 *10 The season's favored Coat modes in black satin, kasha-like fabrics and a dozen or more novelty and sport weaves. Complete range of shades, many charming color-trimmed tailored modes and others with the smart furs. Sizes 14 to 48 Smart Frocks Made to Sell to $16.75 $ 5 95 An abundance of smart one or two piece styles in the want- ed silks and combinations. Frocks which you could not begin to make at home for so small a price. Black, navy and other Spring colors, many attractive trims. Sizes 14 to 46 ’ } . a ee eee ae, ionable furs. Special Gr { | P In a Special Group Yen. y, idk Bilin tad ae Plutty, sil red fox, « J ev ala ae severe ‘ in full-furre® tkins and be COMING shades: charming accessory for suit, ca@at or : gam Easter Fashions for Little Miss “Two-to-Six” Special savings on delightful little Frocks and Coats for sweet little Mise Two-to Six,” just the age for these adorable little creations. Coat ia): si) 9b y §6'mThe New Notes in Jaunty tweeds in novelty checks acd | plaids, many with smart contrasting E color trims. All sizes, two to six. aster Footwear! New Easter Hats | ~“ | Cute little Frocks of crepe de chine and tlat crepe in daintily trimmed styles $ 90 $ 95 Pastel shades. Formerly to $7.95, | Sizes two to six. P =v =— A “purchase of $6.50 OTH large and small Hats. made ar x. tor and $7.50 styles in ¢) eemitiy Se il a to sell to double, secured in a re C , : | . ? ” iii Tat ded on cent large purchase. Most : apd fg a abo $14.95 >» ») smart-red kid | ¢Very correct material and shade for W Sandals street, sport or dress wear. All head sizes. j Silk Prec, 7 @ 18... slit ~* Main Floor a Pourth Ploor— Broadway ‘\ gives a high luster to ft $ ] 75 - | ture, auto, shoes. = | Cleaning Soap, $ '4-gal. size houseclean Soap, splendid for w A doz ozen or more pouch, carpets, woodwork, etc. ] ] ] } J ) ] ] ] ] ) 1 ] ] } ) 1 ] } ] } } } ] 1 } 7 } ] ) envelope or underarm Bags in the newest pat- ] ] ) ] J ) ] ] } ) ] ] ] ) } ] } } ) J ] ] } } J } ] ] ] ] ] , } , ‘ terns, all fitted. Espe- 4 2¢ cially underpriced. ‘ 3 ) Carpet Brooms ‘ _ Well-made, full-size se iceable Brooms with pol ed handle. New Blouses Mop Wringer, $1. The Magic, wrings wii and Vestees & : out wetting the hands; taches to any water pa . " a a= _ al, * ere . egee aA ire X ‘ Raa ‘ = + \ 4 . - - 3 . Soa a ‘ : BS ' > \ ; oS . a \ ‘ . ” erates Imported English Broad- cloth m the latest styles and colors for wear with the smart Spring suits. Sieces Seeeucenauan ved pte ager mee , NI SOT, sais deer oer Weapigy ou eahaegeboleans Del plas > Shere ~ aed ae Saal eg oh COE ERE TR RSPR eal a Bs, es ST wiles ; RES tae on ety daw akan bas ES RI ¢ ° : con ; S. 2 a RO Eh ] ) ) ] » ] : > 7 ? p ) ? ) 7 , ] 4 » ) ? ] ) ) p ? ) p 1 ] » ? > ) ] ) ] 1 ] } ] » ] p , ) , ] 4 ] 1 1 ) } 1 ) , ] } } 1 , ] J } } J Main Floor—Broadwey. 2 Seeserereceseseseseseses eeeeses | ° snannannnannnnnaned Tiiiitt See R Ree a pi ie ei iA T RETR EE_HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charlessuuuueeeey catttninanes ll te . a ) ' . | TYT YYYYYYYY?YYTYYIY}Y . 4 Juvenile Section—Second Floor. RIS a IRI a OO oe a 2

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$ —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ eee __THURSDAY EVENING. APRIT. 7. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ settee SN et ~— sone nen EET om STIX, BAER ®& FULLER een a ~ -— GRAND-LEADER—— : —aantein In the Women’s Section... The Misses’ Store... The Sports Center Frocks for Spring and Summer “ji sf Ty . - —_ a te nea ~ a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 12 and 13. = oS pe toe ~ oBer [ LLokebdokededehkeked oa a = : {om TIT id Py te —— _ Po ats de 5 _— —_ ’ ar -s ota a " - eth ie Eile 2 edie a a he a ee ee 94, Bere, a * ; ‘: ow be pine “ * : = DY 2 Ler 2% Re X, bee ° es ome ow ‘ snoteaen — Pe ° 4 ¢ ; . = Dee oey Aaa me Dg a ys * toe ihe: “ d 5 Featuring New Tubable Mannequins Silks in Advance y Uisplay Fashions Colors and Styles : 72 in Mingtoys Crepe VE s if vf Friday is the last day i ee os. Se | mannequins will display GE Pe OE On TE Heer te 5 on mge~nere Be ela or AG tae he Selected to Bring You Unusual V alues at Our Specialized Price 80 GRE 2 ey ree “7 See nel lari age nt te - 3 ong an ~ 4 + —— " rer nreer OR bane eto ve frocks made from Vogue patterns, using Mingtoy Crepe, in the department at tt a.m, and again at 2:30 p. m. These models are easily copied with beautiful Mingtoy washable silk crepe, that is sold exclusive- ly at Stix, Baer & Fuller. Soni pert ward, D209 ee) See ee ee rr” 9 TTT OU’LL pronounce this offering both exceptfonal and timely—for it includes Easter Frocks, new and smart... Tailored Frocks and Sports Frocks in the loveliest of new wash silks! $16.75—our specialized price—is no indication of the smartness, the fresh beauty of these Frocks, ‘which have just arrived. In advance Spring and Sum- mer fashions they present, for the first time, those lovely new colors for the warmer days so soon to come, and which will go in and out of the tub without losing their fresh beauty. ia aad ce A ihe Ke oO aa anys - ey a, ome eee Nite, AMAR eR mt Py: ’ : F ny tee Pe ee one ~ whew - PALA i = rf ' i A Aad abe tsal Wl oe — oe ee ee a ee = — Black Silks « and Satins Every Spring wardrobe must have at least one black frock or coat. Choose any material _ like, but choose it in black, and it will be smart, Satins, satin crepes, char- meuse, 54 inches wide; priced from $37.95 to $7.95. Coating Cords, bengalines (silk-and-wool), 54 inches wide, yard... 45-95 to $6.95 Satins and satin crepes, 40 WHER Small-Patterned Prints New Tub Silks Washable Crepe Georgette Crepe — Decidediy smart and practical are the tai- lored one-piece styles with pleats and smart collars and jaunty ties—and the two-piece styles with square necks and bows. Washable silks patterned in tiny checks that have that fresh-from-a-bandbox look—crepe de chine in small prints—Georgeete Frocks of sheer, cool beauty offer one a fascinating choice! DBOQOQOOQDVDOVOHDGDDGBDODA inches, yard..$2.95 to $7.50 (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) Above, lett, Misses Frocks Sizes 14, 16, 18 g 7 Woman's bojero . ; \ . if Frock of s ®! k Women’s Frocks Sizes 34 to 44 7 | crepe trimmed : , FE . y \ ' with smal/l-print Se Large-size Frocks 40°2 tO 52°32 if} : , Above. Right a, Oreo } Sports Frocks Sizes 34 to 44 ‘i enon ‘ Mie Diank od Above. Right—Woman's a . Sascastte with 2-pc. Frock of crepe Ro- we) ee — Sem — = maine in colors, $16.75. ; ' pleats, rer 3000 Pars of reirg at ett Lest pnter ) J.ett Pires? Misses’ Frock Misses Frock of 2port f Above, Leit — fubable silk crepe Misses’ Frock of nied 7 lared teks ers A silk crepe with | j . pleated front 4 i} j \ } - © Ati , ii = . ; , - ; ; } r ? 0 re ' designs Special! Chitton Hose « st et With lisle hem: perfect lm portant Sale of House-Cleaning Needs Begins Friday—A n Opportunity to Purchase the Necessary Supplies at Decided Savings Wall Duster, $1 5-Foot Stepladders. $1.49 Flit Moth Liquid. $1.00 Washable lamb’s woo! Sturdy, Dependable ae? Bee Complete With Sprayer Wall Dusters with long and ' | short handles. | Priced at Substantral Savings In time for the Spring cleaning when a/ moths throughout the warm Rub-No-More Polish sturdy well-braced Stepladder is most neces- weather. At this special 5() ‘ d rhe sary—each step braced with metal rod, anc | price is included a very con- Shoe Rack. OQ. : IVUe z . 5 , [ icket shelf— , venient ee , 2 ame ~ ace er wn —_— or ee iia Ae Oxidized copper; holds 4 , . s i , bil, ue von eu . } — ~~ This well-known Polish ggg vo Size eae pairs of shoes—easily at ’ de ~ ~ | $] tached to baseboard or door. tep tools, After you have chosen your new Frock in the safe, come over to the Millinery Salon and see how easily—and inex- pensively—you can complete it with a Hat that Will make it a picture of Easter smartness. Just now, interest centers about the new brimless satin Hats with pearl ping (the lat- est whisper of fashion)—the crochet visca Hats_Sthe large hairbraids—the pastel felts with large feather flower trims. In every color and every style that is smart. + | ’ Bissell Carpet Sweeper, $3.45 Standard brand full-size Sweeper with mahogany-hn. ished wood case. Flit will protect your clothes from the ravages of ‘Third Floor.) New Leather Handbags S pring Steps Into the Garden gives a high luster to furni- i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i. i _, $7 25 ture, auto, shoes. Cleaning Soap, $1 Y4-gal. size housecleanmg Knite and Fork Set $3.98 12-piece stainless Knife and Fork Sct for the table Folding stepladder Stools. each step braced with metal rod—convenient for kitchen or pantry. Floor Waxer. $2.89 Old English Waxer for linoleum or floors, with can of wax and liquid polish. And Now It Ils Time to Plant and Sow Teplitz Rose Bushes Rose Bushes, 29 , 10 for $1.79 Cleft: 8 a A hardy all-Summer blooming Every day we receive a fresh variety. these Teplitz Rose Bush- supply of these hardy hybrid Tea es, in bundles of ten, are an at- Roses that will be bright with tractive popular addition to the large double flowers throughout garden with their luxurious bright | the Summer. Choice of many red flowers. Limited quantity. kinds and colors. California Hedge Hardy Plants, l3c Strong, well-rooted bushy plants Phlox, Chrysanthemums, Shasta that will make a heavy fence in Daisies—a wide variety of pezen- one season. They should be set nial plants, that are moss wrapped out now, 6 inches apart. as for and so will not be disturbed by $:1.25—100 for $4.50. replanting. $1.50 dozen. Shade and Fruit Trees Blooming Shrubs Apple Trees ....95¢ Maple Trees... $3.50 Calycanthus 95¢ | Cydonia, fire bush r.g0. Peach Trees . &sc, American Ash. $1.95 Hydrangea, white 9s5¢ Spirea 7$¢ to Cherry, sweet. $1:.35' Pussy WiJlow ...95¢ Honeysuckle, bush #5c Other Shrubs, soc to $1.30 [rellises, many shapes and sizes... .-esae.-w..-+-AL0O to $3.50 (Pitt Pees) always gleaming; will not Soap, splendid for washing : ! discolor or stain. carpets, woodwork, etc. Flour Sifter, $1.00 The new improved Sift- Chine, with an automatic shifting device, an aid to better baking. Valspar Varnish at $1.10 and $1.95 Pint and quart size of this popular Varnish that will not turn white. A dozen or more pouch, envelope or wunder-arm Bags in the newest pat- terns, al! fitted. Espe- cially underpriced. Samoline Cleaner, *2 pt., roc Semdac Polish, at. 6 5¢ Rapid Shine Metal Pol., &5c Moth Balls, 3 Ibs.......27¢ Absorene Paper Cleaner, Rubber Gloves, pair, 6c Readv-Mixed fo ibé. ... é.06200 Sunbrite nim 2 328 ; Mon W;; $1.73 Parson's Ammonia, 14-gal. eg | Be - 3H), Oxydol, large 67C Paint. Quart. 88c “10D ringer. id bottle for . . 59C & “ ai Chamois, large ... .$1.00 For indoor and outdoor The Magic, wrings with- Durlacque Cleaner, 3 for 79c — oy Liquid, $7.39 muse: choice . all = ' : . | @ : atchin as 7c 1.69: gal., $3.3 Out wetting the hands; at- Classic Laundry Soap, 20 i ja . _ “J 2 gallon, § he eee taches to any water pail. 69¢ ) ont sae Gedion Wine Fifth F 0 Carpet Brooms. 89c _ Well-made, full-size serv- iteable Brooms with polish- ed handle. ~>*. .~ &* > * ad - ee _**% 2 ° "« “ Ses bs Saas 4 >>> 4 > 7 See =s + va .«* » “4 New Blouses and Vestees $1 95 Imported English Broad- ‘cloth im the latest styles and colors for wear with the smart Spring suits. Main Floor—Broadway. Fs OO a ae i i i i i i EE te i i i i i a a a

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1927 _ __. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee i DL POT eee... __THURSDAY EVENTNG, APRIT 7. _ Friday Cand y Special! Pearl Rosaries for Children ape Special at 95c ~ } 3 T te ae ates Small beads, chain, heart and cross of best quality gold plate. ‘ Candy Shop—First Fiocor Religious Articles Shop—First Floor —— ee ee ; Olive and Locust, From Ninth te F; —_— - ee ST EE eee el Hours of Business Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 — —————— _— A ee A NL ooo en ee ee Real Singers Here Are Easter Inspirations for Both Men and Women — © Qj | scsi crn o 8 |= 2 Bi arsa] og ed stnarre. « te intel? guaran abeo tee with each. Welte Rolls ee; Sie 3 x : . $ » XN . . - Written sBaran re . ap Ye TT! a “\ j . z . ; ze Better be safe than serrs. bemrantes cscs: has i | | ! : $ | | Birds of Every , —— : : | | Description t “ye a f 4 j ' j ~ ate «4 é : ' , MUSIC ROLLS. f ) p>) { we / j * = LOVE. BIRDS, $8 9 : re —— n/ , pa act (4 Pm OR \ a pARAKEETS. parr 2 pi SNIE-. each 7 —_ r 7 . > aS # , q : A a Oc : lor a \/ / | 45 ‘ eS — er! § i) ' BIRD CAGES—Largest selee~ | clusive patterms. Each 4 \ | : 2 oe, . | ; A ° \\ at . @. . : > y s ; = _— 3 = 1 nril o bw > ¢ - es % ) mi iedt a N ee a ; = x # a4 : 4 oy The eee. PA ig PIS a 9 Bs Si wey va ee : eee ss ws ‘gr 7 ee oe " Se Gas : § iu ane ay Bene - a be nas ; or , fone d Ms ie ee a A BD) se ae ee eS eer eee ne ee Ns Hert om ke ORS © Meni theo * Aa, av. ; : ee ng oF GP A BOR : # "Gh iy ie EE ee ae iid 4 “ » 2 i m 7 . £ m " “« a 2 ~ P = ire oe a CMP Perea RAS om % a 4 : ae ‘ Pee RY Abe 2a Se SAT RRO RS nian aka eels pases “I 4 : oy ee ¥ et - i es - Bo & % re S| s at a Rd — , oe ial ~~ ~~» £1 at Abs. om ~ a het * ~ & nn So » t-te aaa Ze a 7 o ‘. * 9 ory: RR 4. Gr ot a eK? eee : nS. Sher vl dm v Infants’ Shop—Third Floor ge : 4 ’ ds | gee a : and Car Each —— —— } een CAS TS EP lacie — | j = . , | pide 4 $2.00 Combination for Nightgowns, Princess Slips | 75 Yoke Step-In Drawers semi-Service and Chiffon Hosiery | Bandeau Step-In Sets Semi-service is a cross between service and chiffon , : | day, thi ' : . ; Hosi r—with 1 > of th ; ine liti ; v- - a ee T1 a a ae e | € Friday ot eS UST the sort of Underthings that women and raosiery-—with many or the wearing qualities of ser a opportunity to secure girls like to choose for Spring and Summer ice and the beauty of chiffon. Chiffon is the more sheer a Off N Z an ate ft Ro ers e W d y T1Va Is Z i ripple bond or white lin ¥ finish bond with three-lett needs. Lovely crepe de chine trimmed with weight and is worn with the daintiest of Spring frocks. monogram and 2-line pretty laces, some with Irish crochet, and tai- For any purpose, you may choose the appropriate ; , lored styles with tucks and hemstitchings. Stockings from this inclusive group at >1.3D. . f and address on sheets, . & gether with so paneled ca $59.75 to $ A Pre-Easter . o ing Cards in atin ‘ - al! in cur perfected “Raise $89.75 Values Opportunity BH I) cectter™ work. : = | Wedding Invitations, 2A ed aE oth dined Inatieeet aae . hed een eapn, » es a mA Le ae _ ee ee —_—- _ _— er reer ee ee ee ee Blossom shades. _ Le ae Some Are All Silk. Others Have Four-Inch Garter Top of Lisle Announcements. Of Kasha, Charmeen, Satin and Various Twills ip Business Cards, Ete. (ard FPrieting Dept— Main Fioer, Under the - —-, F your Easter Coat is yet to be chosen, Friday should find you making eager te lection from this remarkable assortment; not only does every Coat represent af a: emphatic saving. but the styles are extremely new and lovely; the majority kaw ~ q \ -— Beginning Friday— _ narrow upstanding or long Tuxedo collars of American broadtail, twin beaver (coney) or squirrel, though some are smartly plain. : § 7 ‘ eae ay ba ig tv - J Se - a ¢ . 3 . ae ee YS a3 ee alan he ae i - Se ee 4 2 : ¥. ae > : Be * a i bone 2 #, ’ > a + J ¥ . a a a. a4 ~~, ek — - ces nly : be i Ses as - me a po Ss : % i 7 SUBS. a bs i oy fo Seg 5 ise ee ee Se : =a 4%) , eS ie es * Bee Ler M ¥ ¥ ae ioe b . $3 e Gee Se ie * ae cc £ it By. Kos 4 Kee et 4 ae. S > : ¥, ; - | x as eS ’ ® s Pa8 Baa * #5 gis _—* “a ' % . 3 é ry 4 % - se . i 4 q - #5 4 oe of tf Y x Lie Gide a ig wa =. . ee He \ The Fashionable Black, Brown, Navy, Rose, Tans ‘ Vs and Greens Are Widely Represented in These Coats Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor yee Extraordinary Value in a Planned Event Offering Smart New agian 40 ot destinies Seeaineaien Ho ays Sages args Tue wee rote Kosa pers ail FAMOLS-BARR Ct | We Give and Redeem Eagie Stamps ’ a SUPERB > oe - "O°: "Oy mm €@- FOR YOUNG MEN Including many regular $50, $55 and $65 Rogers Peet Suits from our regular stocks—all at Many Imported Fabrics—Cus- tom Tailoring — some with two $ pairs of trousers — some with trousers and golf knickers— some with one pair of trousers Large assortments of models and sizes with popular fabrics N CW Dimity ig r ocks that the young man preters. —In Small and Exquisite Floral Patternings , -—@e +@ec bs ° *® «- ~~ ow = °F , Wer gee wre: —— = ee ee | —— — _ lt eee ee de ee ee ee, ee eee —— ee gree ee rr ee eee —— ce SE A ee ee . o ae a i > we tie gti: tee yaith . are “4 Res ave “ ” ——a * - ri ysl 5 ete - int bar oe sy a ' pA a ade Oe ke. . ¥! " - , £ i the lila a oe aie Sak ee byes ; - na we 7 me @ en ~~ s - po oe a I AI i A li ti i ee ee ee a ee . . t Elevator A Pleasing ° Women's and Selection at === Misses’ Sizes New “Vandervoort Special” Oxfords for Easter THESE sheer Dimity Frocks will be Wanted trom now oe through Sumer _ you have no idea how beautifully made these new models are—al!l fast colar am with floral designs of many colors. Some Frocks have pleated skirts, others a : ’ erfectly straight, and the - Smart, new young mens swagger models are made in tan and $ , 50 P y - re are sizes 14 to 44 1n the assortment. a black calfskin. They offer real economy at Hand-drawn vestees and collars and other types of handmade collars and cuffs—Irish insertions— buttons, contrasting pipings and wide hems are at- tractive features. Vandervoort’s Wash Dress Shop—Third Floor. Men's Shee Shop—ecend Piecor—Nirth Street Blevaters.

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a ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH asians a «Ve, APRIL 7. 190 came: ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | PAGE 7 CS ee dy Special : ’ wr 69 | .. | at A LEAGUE IGNORED ound Ais | INITALIANPACT © First Floor. ag é- a 3 | tous From winner gt | | WITHHUNGARY ESE a : a = aay tage ys! : eS RR Bie AES sai a : » “ayewe : ceil ey twats cg ont - tat wre. . : . : w% Vee) : A . ath > howe Sty ng ah pibignend i " 2 A RR I Tee Ree RI. EE te a te ¢ ea: ST a aa ae absolutely guaranteed singers, Bs the Associated Press. Written cuurantece with ench, we begs a Better he safe than sorrs. ROME, April é- fascist lita] . d f E has decided to try to replace wha! Birds of Every is termed here the ‘Wilsonian meth- Descriptton od’’’ of guarantecing European LOVE BIRDS, $8 95 | peace bv What is also termed the PARAKEETS, pair ° “Mussolinian method. EASTER $1 50 : This conclusion is drawn in po- BUNNIES, each .. . litical circles from the text of the | BIRD CAGES—Largest selec- treaty OS: friendship, arbitration tions, lowest prices. Many ex- and conciliation between Italy and clusive patterns. Hungary, which was signed in the Open Daily 7 A. M. Until S P.M. § Chigi e Palace Tuesday night and Sundays 7 A. M. Until Noon which differs significantly in three respects from the similar treaties NATIONAL PET SHOPS ‘concluded recently between § Italy and other nations. 3101 to 3113 Olive Street These are, first, that the treat. | I Largest Complete Pet Shop in contains no provision for registra-. the World ; » &s , tion with the League of Nations: q | second, that it reopens the path for 1 " | of ‘“‘secret lithe official restoration : | diplomacy,” and third, that it ren- ders remote any ultimate recourse jto the International Court at The | Hague for settlement of interna- ‘tional dispues. | New Conciliation Method. The text of the main treaty, in ‘its failure to arrange for registra- . tion of the League of Nations, does ‘not difier from other pacts, but 4a, long appendix regulating the meth-., /od of conciliation and arbitration, o ° ° . Raisdletter offers a number of innovations in- dicating a departure from thi . ‘League's method of peacemaking. j Stationery | In the first place, the President ‘of the Swiss Confederation will] be and Cards invited to appoint the meinbers of a specia] Italo- Hungarian commis- sion of conciliation, composed of $3.00 Combination for aisha one Italian,- one K{ungarian and wile sh .* F a oo ane 5 eatewek ~ ES cay 7 re i Fem fee wey Ahm OMNIS Fenn ees we Ome . ~ . Sere 0 i Want Be ai ame , poe eee ef” 7 Wenham: Gites Say gee eis (aT pad DP Ss 7 Sake GO = *7°Oe.~- “= Ge-.— ee * = - —- o-. » - Oe “9916. in The Myles Bootshop The approach of Easter finds our clothes selections replete with suits and topcoats from our tailors at Fashion Park. Tailoring of custom precision, styled along the smartest lines prescribed by London andyetconiorming toevery fashion stand- ¢ 4 < oa ard preferred by American gentlemen. more es, etd a et te ee ee TNA eT SoS ety fo eit por 4 wD é of os dB Th aw — ave ae i'd The See Our Interesting Win nnoyance Of A Try * dow Displays Showi Ready-To-Put-On iG) ft e = rm fi e) d C eB m ie an Styles o ‘ ° Locusl al Sixth WE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS FROM RESPONSIBLE MEN AND WOMEN Patternings ‘ omen’s and Misses’ Sizes ow on through Summer—and nodels are—all fast color and ve pleated skirts, others are assortment. ELLIE ELON LES SECO EON LI. REI IT 5. —_ —— » ; % PS Sie db, ' at 0 a ek ' ail - ons . . m * JRE INE d other types : ~ h insertions— | | é , peqoenocooeserennncens te hems are at- | ; | a VV j “yy | bird Floor. | ; a J) HL | % 7 ‘ De he é pl: “a / ‘722 @t ST. CHARLES,“ i a, = et

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__'PHURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1927 _——— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ———— ae i, pte sche _____ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; Te ss, and David F. ) 1G) >= , 'way, six miles south of here, last | old, seomabe Se a 46 Los Angeles real x —— —_. s a4 | f ; : — ag, ’ . . | aR | Semone : narried last| & : | a ee 00 ny 1! } — . : state dealer, were I ‘ ~\ $ : Irene Rich, Film Actress, Weds. esta The bride is known on the > ee | Friday—? P.M. ye 7 ___ | night. | DEL MON rE, { al., April 3? | screen as Irene Rich. | Mrs. Irene Luther Rich, 39 years| 3 A ) 5g oo : 7 The oe esseris — Mat . | 7 7’ = and Marshmallow Puddir | 52) gs ; + i | a auce. These lessons ; pain [ jest astes’ 821 i ae = eee RS ees pis . ene > | most fascinating —every one Attorney Senn Quotes | In the Easter Promenade— ch. auty Jr0sitey LOCUST — Charter Making Manda- | K RGES HOSIERY inth wo a A “Womenand Children ) s tory the Creation of a ' F ri vive Benefit District. Friday Is Hosiery Day & te | HERG) i > | FEATURE PRICES Property surrounding the site of im ; ' roperty su Presenting—A Truly Exquisite Chiffon! ff — So amy ia th, 4 ] rad vestins vited | (Nugents—Fourth Fi _ om” srry} —_——-~ ——— sh { Ah sil: #t'f) Featuring — ' Another Great Friday Bargain ~ “Assorted Chocolates’... including ~_ > » — orhuee « ee eee , eP o4 44 a heateit thee a a . ’ H " Ri ere, —_——— ne a eee ea ee ee a dieiaieas tale! So ae — en dat —_ 7 ie ol att he ns OO EP ME pte OT ee OIE ne ain ae “¢ 7 a +e We Re ceceneliie dl oe 41, MRE TT, PME stati ~ I h Yr fat Ov] le patte? y) the proposed Memorial Plaza, now eslLitiine ts the Bicnt ie te Tinte and Colorings Obtain- 4 tet ad , ‘ packed in one pound - boxes only—but as ify eae P « the si for; = Week,.. / 4 ; ; ' ae ‘* slete part of the cost. of the site, ae : : ; ‘ & in = we an Sean ; pt 7 saa weeuele in benefits, the Post-Dispatch learned | © EEE EP ==! ih many as you ante Cc f : a open Ss Oc QO pa ns , today ’ : KARG aS XO. . ge - 1! —3 2 2 | + “= “ : number. If had been supposed generally, Offered as ‘‘Hosiery Day Special!! | a Friday On y | ) “tee ‘ choad. % ave Purchased This Stocking Know ) Kiss True reproduction of the simplicity of Early Ameri- sinee the bond issue was voted 'n err ivus Werth of This Special a ) ‘ie ! Po ~ ‘ 1. a” 4 rw ee . lao Ve ‘cy! oe ; . ‘ > 6 vensen Gee a forrer ; > = ee ° ie ne 4 Oe 20 ee nna, eaima, te iaetthien - ae —— « o~t it wtne rt ee Ae nan ME ee SA le i lt, ~ .* ee > ee adheres a en ~ A ORI eh - pyly ~ = : ry building in honor of the city’s war &; a> ' er jim Ae = | + A Pattern for Every Period Dining Room | but the city charter makes 4 omer. : : i Bak d Frida Bar ains a) veterans bya! the ClLV Nartvey makes | : wr. i ° bs VY £ a? ’ creation OT a benefit district man-'| S 7. ak = vee - _— = e , ) al dators ‘ 4 y +3 Silver Designs st vot ne BS it ; . Royal Cocoanut Layer Cak 60c - e The proportion OF tat “ost to be . ; oya ocoanu yer a a Engra ved Wedding : rad VERY DESIRABLE! 33 assessed against surrounding prop- nd xte} the benefit PB) SeMI-SHEER, UNUSUALLY FINE = | Hot Cross Buns—Lenten Special, doz. . .25¢ ertyv lie thie extent o rie ele Invitations | = “PF WEAVE, SILK-TO-TOP AND FULL . > | MAIL ORDERS —onl 10 days away—Circular rea, remain to be determined by ASHIONED 4leavs characteriatec of owr the condemnation ommissioners | © | ‘ D Safety lit ‘“" —— - cA MR PN IONS “SARE i age + Sie a Patol ee Mt RC 85 TIMOR Dt x tt ey AS 2g . b ~ mm mr " —— " é “ i ad orrect forn property in the vicinity of the sits will be worth more With a’ elvie | . Easter Socks for Jane and Johnny: ‘dal ounueen ae . DP Sa 4 Sih Wi al OCD 8s nr." fil DN 4 IRS ats ee et out CR SR ee IO ‘ Re iat ee itt n: GON its By Se te ete ROA Se PRI Pitino tk Ne Nes ate aoe a Leak ae : > i > ert . an. * we . - . x" ne eee y vee Lu 6TH & OLIVE ST. 417 N, SEVENTH ST, jp ‘Ni x + cerized Lisle ASG bee me, i) t} ¢ ana aadf City Hall and Central Library, he he acanwed tae SEReeane nl MEN’S SOCKS! | Sizes 40 to o6 | | 6th & Locust Sts. | about $1,000,000 will be assessed | 3 against surrounding property. ° . SPECIAL There is no way of telling now how Second Birthda Bar ains P far the benefit area wil) extend. | y FRIDAY Attorney Senn pointed to sec-, tion 4 of Article ANT of the City } (‘harter to explain why surround- ing property must bear part of the cost, An excerpt from this see- @ tion follows: “kor the payment of all such damages (cost of the site) Jf i c +e - B if = . if WW the commissioners shall ASSESS | a EY tT nH > 9 ; Sy CW pring against all the lots or parcels of tself o A ts) hs, Vous uy! *. property or interests therein espe- | . | 4 itz 7 > 7 4. - 6 es : 7 j - ¢ ;# ar i} s* : Se a Re Mine Riel emteate i oe ee A i A a yt a ee — o~ ee aw Zs Soa " + » i SBE! i - a intiy benefited by the proposed . : ‘ ' ' ao yy a | Silk Dresses! - 2 —_ homes O ttimy a ae Fe a eave - oa ubove the aforesaid special heno. mentioned will be paid -with the issue fund. | Th . fenefits will not be assessed. of | Here is your opportunity to do away with dry cell | | le Sede gees VAY, | Not H(i, ourse, against property within the | batteries, ““B” batteries and the ordinary “A” storage battery. These Dresses are by | : 90 Ty OES | BE SR 2c : | plaza site. The plaza site com-/| . : far the best values we HL Sagewes aap Was ae prises the following blocks: six. It makes no difference what kind, what style or what make As Easy as have eeen this season ' PEAT . eS oe et ey Loo i eee |e hounded by Twelfth boulevard and | radio set you have, the Philco will give you both A and B power Turning on Your Electric Light at $5! = . walle ea LI) Market, Fifteenth and Pine streets: from your Electric Current. Absolutely the greatest radio power Snap “ON” the one-switch control when you ALL SAHIN A meee | /y | a te wee ae one ae Four unit ever devised. No hum and no distortion. Perfect radio want = of mane tl Snap it “OFF” when you are -- AAR | eookkoomee | * | narrow strip atone at g sang “om reception from your set. One switch controls everything. There's no bother—no fuss. The Philco AB Socket Power NEW! A LEERS | moo on | of Twelfth “np Bhatt requires practically no attention. It’s all in one cabinet, el » OOBOOS j boulevard, between i controls | Wits ) Sree 12 1 / Marka’ and Chestnut streets. tn And Only eo neatly and a oo ga One switch t every- ee! ~ | West 3° : front of the Civil Courthouse now As Fir greeenpro osc Soe 2 nee! re Paes | Baas 24 going up, and : | ” Worries are Pints : Rant 4 | going up, and approximately the No More ‘‘Run-down’"’ W ! : e . d - . ‘ Podens : "ae iracte f Is pointed out by President hour you say; balance in casy monthly payments. No red tape! No collectors! Value! Kinsey of the Board: of Public Nothing of that sort whatsoever. And remember, installation is FREE! Storage tt M Service. The bond item provided om You will not need your present “A” Storage rans ethemnora ws | Remember! This Offer 7 0see se. pede ie . ° . an reciion of the m iy 1) Fr , ; > 4 c new A Sensational Offering Friday! Ala memorial, but o a very liberal allowance for it when you purchase a not provide for necessa ry Philco AB Socket Power—no matter what make of storage grading of the site. nor for parking | S e battery it is; no matter how old it is, or what shape it’s im. | A, | Cc O é 0 a t = and otherwise ornamenting it. Es. is ositrve imited Operates Any Make of Set timates of the cost of this work have not heen thinks another bond teas Bec . So don't delay! Mail the FREE COUPON below or telephone Philco Socket Powers will supply perfect radio necessary to pay for it. Posstbdtl- us right away for full particulars. You can readily understand that a special power fer any make or any kind of radio set, whether A ll N > ress moet offer such as this cannot be held open long. As a matter of fact, it is made pos- home-bailt or manufactered. It positively makes no ew Sp ring Styles & .95 ity of building a public garage be- sible now only by special arrangements with the manufacturer. a — ————— - owe ~ “ « . ~ A RR ee EN EO ORNS pte satll ee mee ge ee So ee ww os ~- : - - pe NT mE) AORN IEICE i PI i may *s bolas ea) ee oe — ro Fe es a a ee - oe wee a Satan Me et IE a HD PE Sn? bap 3m t ay = gti owt 73 : > ehtdept medion » . a yg Hag . c ee eens ey tiny “Luan Scie Dy ban ! “bs ot as, PE ae me. Bian. Jebh Satake . : , ewe! ie Din ee xy ws pe ee, eo? Sih. } 2 ree, " ge. y es bery 44 1 RET pe a eee Ya és iter ho Be GE NS Tae Bak ee ae ae! i a ae 0 le : ae oy Core ec be tae, & s hs OT age Ji ~ ‘ ; ¥ a ‘ Fipe + ied a ¢ ' aS ; Pe Peas Xs, A at so he ute J rh. we 7 ry = i. CP 3 * - ad " 7 m i ~ " eecere Preah a pre rare * - a neath the plaza has 1 ’ difference what kind of radio set you have, the gery . eath the plaza has been suggested, rate i . You then will have Wonderful Coats of Twills, Satins and ies tha conteamaiianannie Socket Power will operate it perfectly u Moire Silks and desirable Sports Plaids. | e 2 radio reception without the least hum—without the least , , sioners will finish their task can- Mail This Cou on NOW distortion, and better still, your reception will be steady and Satin de Chine lined—many Fur trimmed. yl be wereenen. They have held | constant. Finest style—finest tailoring—only $12.95. ine meetings since organizing = Listed as standard by Underwriters’ Laboratories cari aaa, we 2s) Or Phone GArfie 500 heard testimony about value of 40 | EEE parcels of land in the plaza stte. ‘i . at vein! aa oT a This coupon is NOT d It d , o;/ | out of a total of 187. Foeurteer | 1po1 an order. It does not place you under the 4 Special Co pop Birthday Sale Stout Arch Shoes other parcels have been acquired shghtest obligation. It is merely your request for full information, and brings Offer u ' ae > je, aie PRO RR AE RR Sea outright by the city, under atipula. | you FREE all the details of this great offer—the amazing!y casy payments, the B. Nugent Bros. D G. Co tions as to the value to be placed trade-in allowance for your old battery, and Free Installation. Sign and mail Se om. Shh . . on them in the condemnation, and | the coupon today, or telephone us and ask for the Radio Department. Better : 4 : Perfect Wie , four more are being acquirea stm- still visit our Radio Departmef&t as soon as possible. ,*o! emen Prenaemtenst | este «AMred D. Ruth. Cast Stitel | Beare ver? me WITHOUT COST end WITHOUT e ' SS. = _ UPLIGATION ere je elllvetreted terature deecribing and August F. Weeke are the the PHILCO AB Socket Power. I alee desire the full aaenentenhenere. | cetaile of your casey payment plan and trade-in allowance. . . 7” — , Woman Dies in Auto Mishap. iy the Associated Press Neme . | AUGUSTA, Ga.. April 7.—Miss/ Myrtie Petereon, 25 vears old, of High-erade all-leather Shoes with Moline, Iil., was killed, and Dr. W., ee rubber heels and comfortable built r» r. Martin of Rattle Creek, Mich THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE in aibch. Theee are all-leather and Dr William Seholl of Chi- Radio D . ome : ept., 3d Floor barguin. mobile in which they were riding '] @ H. 5. 8 = ‘ Real on the Augusta-Jacksonville high- a Ce enue ee

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— enna. eee ee mete et ee Cooking School | Friday—? P. M. i The subject Friday will be Hot Cold Desserts — Marmalade Marshmallow Pudding, uce. These lessons are fascinating —every one in- ( \ugents—Fourth Floor.) ‘il ST. — POST- DISPATCH ___ THURSDAY a a Nt oe EVENING, APRIL 1427 - ST. LOUIS POST- eeathtate — ee ee Slip-on Gloves Wednesday ! The kind you will want to wear Easter. Low in price. $ 19 fabric Gauntlets in 1: wanted colors. Washable chamoisuede (Nugents—Main F ‘leor, North.) UGEN THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Miss Irene L. Shearon Authority on Silverware for Holmes & Edwards. —is proving not only a delightful but invaluable help to our patrons in her discussions on the proper ta- ble settings and decorations. Main Fleer, North.) PAGE & Automatic Victrola See It Work—Hear It Play Continuous demonstration now being given in our music rooms. Sold on convenient terms. Sub- stantial allowance made on yeur present phonograph. : (Nugents—Third Fleor.) ts oe ‘ cd Y — aor wr a ‘ sy THE BIG VALUE- GIVING EVENT THAT MEANS SO MUCH TO THRIFTY SHOPPERS—EXTRAORDINARY VALUES =, Plan to be here. Quantities limited No phone or mail orders. se HOME REMEDIES LIMIT OF 3 - ~*~ ne oe . ey ee PL LED hem wy tps ane, pen og we e nn Aa y+ O28 ag ~ ny sabe br 57 \ + teen Sgn erm g “a & rye e PL oo Phn Tovter aT hao. 4 s aanall “e * ‘ + = ’ ih ae ett “ > vy » P fhe atetegde.- " _ . . a Se a coe ee eth ‘ sehr a. * ee, a oe ee ae pes Ay. DG eee S penne a en eee ne . — tees ney i j - «= a«)t* Wh 7 20c Household Rubber Gloves gularly prints MORE WANT I A ter. sha vits ftath Brushes . ot : hi. 4 ' a Ried oa Otc 4 157cec Amolin Powder newspapers COMBINE KM, lotion. Limit ef 3 ‘Cc ame ED. R = ee ee "9 and 35c Tooth Brushes Sane aaa Z2ic and 42c Mum Deodorant rr. / > , - AN — . 25¢c Hand Scrubs De ’ aimolive I I Hair Brushes, good quality soap $1.00 Syringes. quart size 10 for 67¢ TALCUMS \ icine LIMIT OF 3 paim and 0! Palmolive Talcum, floral odors Limit 20 Cakes 81.00 Mavis Body Talcum $1.50 Cotv's Body Talcum Toe Dier-hKiss Tal., class container, she Nadsco Taleum . HAIR PREPARATION S | LIMIT OF 3 44: Danderine Hair Tonic an 20c Pompeian Pace Powder Wildroot Tonic 3c Derma-Viva liquid Powder Packer's liquid Sh: aimpoo. 340 LaBlache Face Powder Pinaud’s kau de Quinine $1 50c Mavis Face Powder $1.00 Size Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, 69c Manon Lescaut Powder 417 N. SEVENTH ST. Toilet and Bath Soaps Limit of I Dozen CET ea oe AE te er ee & ec ijusy Bee Candies > FOR! eRe + NEBR. even ® en a keene - —— ee ae ¥ - | CREAMS AND LOTIONS | LIstir OF 3 | . : . tfc Woodbury’s Cold Cream.......3le Chex Soap ivc, 3 for « 7 : ' : 1 @ af a Pompeian Day or Night Cream ... .41e 7 Pe > € ss ‘ oe « ( r . . . : I y . “9g — ar oP or ; ie 60c Size Pond’s Cold or Van. Cream, 39c ; . s a . or . r “> . , pas Sap ag caait 93c Hind’s Honey and Almond Lo- Woodbury's Soap .o for. om 75¢ Coty’s Imported Soap 3c . 25c Nugent's Lemon I! otion hes ' C FACE POWDERS 0c Size Jergen’s Lotion LIMIT O 3 Coty's Face Powder $1 Piver's Face Powder * Woodburv's Facial Powder TOILET SOAP Cakes to a Customer ee ee Limit of % nationai'y , POoOAaDp 9 ve Oils. Oe ee ene Pr ae Pat Su 4 boc Size Pond'’s Cold or Van. Cream, TOOTH PREPARATIONS | LIMIT OF 3 forhan'’s Tooth Paste i. ane Pepsodent Tooth Paste eT Kolynos Tooth Paste, large size, 34e Ipana Tooth Paste oro Revelation Tooth Powder 21e Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder . 35c Nadsco Tooth Paste . A ee ee eae . von shies atria mt’ Sa a Naar Ye Eg eae ne eS Sap remarry Wy hages liens 2le 42c¢ 19e = Many antiseptic uses for this prep- aration. i ened - = ~ - —-~ = a g . — aqueeten anes ” b~ —— - en ; ms — Sees manent t + “ - — _ " - : - — —e- - ~— ~ -_ we ~— ——— - ~ = Seaieaeiaaai = —s - . — - S - ~ 4 sn a tal TE NNR i tl D 5 | | Replenish your toilet requisites the day prices prevail. | HN 60¢ D jer- SHAY ING —_——— 7S ec Si; i i Kiss Face PREPARATIONS “| NE ne Way—Frida Nn "Pebeco rE BRAZILS i i end ARATIONS j Bet _ FIVE Pebeco a ke || wder . “ , _ ’ . i ' Pa ~s i . i Mi eF 29e ania wee Pow Miat -c¢ Barbasol Cream 2te F : os “| 1 3 t ¢ a jheres to the skin Wrisley's Lilac Vegetal. 16 ozs. , ac ORDERS 4 ly arga S$ tT | anc ' daintliy per- — Size Williams’ Shaving Cream. .33c ee Under the Supervision of a eater ge i n, sesge * . ;' Registered Pharmacist. | Palmolive After-Shaving Talcum.. . 16¢ Mail Orders 25c Spirits of Camphor, 2-oz. . ten Special. doz 2) - pecial, doz. . .25¢ ~1 8 NDRIES 25c Aromatic Cascara Auto Sponges 25c Peroxide Alcohol 30c Size Phenolax Wafers abe ~ ori wath i Large - “ize . rr. ‘ ¢ ‘ : . . ; ' . ‘ rp © ha 7° i ‘ald VW ¢ ll’s . i ee Y) ] ? ‘” i re 4 ‘ ” For beautify- Ideal for after Ir Pp Oo p ut I a r > | s les 63¢ I Limit of ° ————— nr . $1.20 Size Syrup 9K¢ EI Meri- to Castile ne | | Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Bourjois Java Rice f 50c¢ Absorb- ent Cotton 25¢ Mavis Nita ie eae a $1 Size Nujol Oil 87¢ Lavoris Daggett & Ramsdell, Perfect 63¢ dC 25e Listerine | et aoe fom ened — and * i A AN Ra tt lll etna Ate heen of Pepsi: pe ut bi limit of 3 | ing hafr. , shaving. Limit of 3 Rolls Limit of 2 Bars | a of 3 Limit of 3 Each Limit of 3 ne a re —— EEE Another Big Value Event for Friday—A Wonderful Oppostaaiaa ccase, Sik, ose | Sie NEW SPRING COAT Purchase! Silk Hose In a Great Pre-Easter Event! Select Any Sa are | Sheer, Beautiful Silk Hosiery 1500 Pairs $1.95 All-Silk Coat at This Special Sale Price Glad news for women who need a new Spring Coat! We made a fortunate Chiffon Hose 2 C purchase of smart styles—purchased them at a price which enables us now to This special Spring event will supply the Hosiery needs of value- —sg es a igaagag Wa offer them to you at just $25. They are decidedly Springlike, featuring the new trimmings and lines which are this Spring’s own! Our Coat Department has done its utmost, this season, to display the smartest ‘and newest styles, and we offer this complete assortment with pride. You will see models in this sale for Easter which you have seen at much higher prices! Limit ef 3 Each Limit of 3 Cans Flach Limit ef 3 Limit of 3 ee gee ne — ae . he i - nme ‘ * at. eho sesaledpulsearasmnnaiseertfuestecammmane ee ER SERIT a te lr. mem ony 25 pice ora RT OR OB ta ee 7 - - « SP OO i OH rT, oe pee oe —ee ee Oe «< he ONE Cabinet r Electric Light mitch control when you OFF’’ when you are through. The Philco AB Socket Power Mtion. It's all in one cabinet, ed. One switch controls every- own’ Worries! hnoyances about recharg- Philco AB Socket Power does bubies, “B'’ batteries and the - It furnishes both “A” and current. Absolutely hum-proof ttery , * wor & | bo ae | To conform to the Spring mode one's pur present “‘A’’ Storage FF hy Ep eiy,:4 entire costume must harmonize. From the ocket Power. We will] give you assortment we are offering you may select it when you purchase a new stiniecs for all your Spring needs! Women ‘Matter what make of storage who recognize values will immediately real- bid it is, or what shape it’s in. ‘ze that this sale of all-silk chiffgn Hosiery Make of Set is a real treat. will supply perfect radio y kind of redie set, whether - It positively makes no set you have, the Philco AB perfectiy. You then will have least hum—without the least reception will be steady and aver. iodo - LL ACO! Et a Rn en Nata a ee . ~~ ‘7 . coma Seg ' Favata oo ebaeges al os ey | ieoed acai . ICRA ee A EE, Eh cit ~ rr = ef B cuts : ry fontaine eer ea ae Se Se Rose-Blush Sandust Nude Grain Cream Beige Black Blonde Shell Gray Evenglow Gunmeta/ W bite C nd. nh. ee ae 2 ad ae HT Beh Xs ohare f : WHO Oe eS Aa I \ ’ ; ; : Ae ees ern ~ a eee ee SE AON AON Ree AD ee SR Pda eae tell . , Sports Coats of the Most Beautiful Import Fabrics Fine, Supple Tuill Materials Lustrous Black Satins Trimmed With Summer Furs—Soft, Suede-Like Cloth Coats (Main Floor, North.) ' : : ee ne Saat OCT A AAR ALE rin, Re | Kaster Footwear An Opportunity for Saving No Woman Can Afford to Pass By one would ever dream you paid so little ! Cut-Out Slippers, Colonial Pumps, Strap Slippers —Each Style as Smart and Pretty as Its Neighbor (Nugents—Main Fleor, South.) Coats for Misses in Sizes 14, 16, 18. Coats for Women in Sizes 36 to 46. Extra Size Coats, 42) to 52'% Pipings, novelty pockets, ———s lapels, tucks, satin bands name just a few of the many attractive touches! Values you can compare elsewhere and find unrivaled. nderwriters’ Laboratories AS a Ee Re ————s i Otter Coupon nt Bros. D G. Co. » MO. On schedule time—this regular pre-Easter sale of women’s Shoes! We made a special purchase—1500 pairs—of some of the smartest, most alluring styles in women's Footwear that we have ever gath- ered together. And the price—no flattering styles designed to lend slenderizing graceful lines. There are new tuck- ings and pleats in new arrangements. Several of the models have colorful braid finishes. Trimmed With Monkey Fur Ombre Lapan Erminette (Coney Fur) Self Material Youthful, ‘elllvuetreted itterature G@racribing @ Power. ! elec @esire the full tplenencd trade. inglilowance. Colors Are: New Pastel Shades Plaids and Checks Combinations—Navy Black With White (Nugents—Second Fleer. ; ce A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Coat Selected in This Sale HOUT COST anc WITHOUT I April 7th , VYaVar a artatavat mrt atarateate* et art a*a at aro _P.-D.,

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ADVERTISEMENT LL Thin Like a Skeleton, q Can’t Eat, Can't § APRIL 7. 192¢——————_e i tee > has blocked efforts | the Rose case independentiy of the | Cireutt Attorney's office. eee EVENING, i. seen a ee ames BAAR Recke - = PAGE 10 ee ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ THURSDAY n It '« now more than a year since | requested Sidener to lay -the Rose ’ - = er eult Attorney's office for he} It : Rose | “We began our investigation . allewed offense was committed | case before the grand jury. ofer ; : in : tia = Tt) us ee: in ets ‘ ' | aft the Post-Dispatch ha ul vy Rose, who hae influential polit- Ri cTsL id xs * . t Ba eS ¥en, wr Sadia . 9 be tee n= Nipaaentite: Lr 1 PI Ne 0 ER ! . . -— . ? entdunt Mit “ esa ~— i . . btn . Agee? = gee z , 5 5 ¥ > magne oat > * . : shierivnnee 0 Nady -nty E hak PER sa ba q S caren, ..milh-sniaaes, let a acca ROM AE TT tes aR: va. bs To re a ee ats +t ranenteate eo * 2 SUPREME COURT =: +h a+ Our own evidence and nei . ’ - 1is aids > the Federa! cou! assembied ‘ . at, . re investigator: ither Sidener had anything to do DIFFER ON AW = ab He Told Grand Jury Bonds- | man Louis Rose Com- mitted Only Misdemeanor | in False Swearing. [ouls Rose xy two gran have smoked Edgeworth from oneend of the country to the other during the past ten years. Always the same.” —~ o.~enEEEaEE ‘CRUMP & TREZEVANT REAL ESFATE LOANS In soliciting your patron- age we emphasize our ability to serve you promptly and efficiently in all matters pertaining to Mortgage Loans. — wee ee ee ee a ee To Those Who Suffer Stomach Distress, Gas and Indigestion Wolff-Wilson Drug Store, 700 Washington Ave. and Grand and Olive Sts. Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Walgrews Drug Co. Make This Offer: Money Back If One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn’t Do You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used The way has becu found to cow bine Pepsin witb other corrective stomach ageuts so that it will du the most good in the shortest possible time. Whv bother with siow actors, since one iablespoonful of this splendid aud pleasant liquid remedy usually causes gas, Dioating, heaviness, heartburn or that upset condition of the stomach, when due to excesses or faulty elimination to speedily vanish And why should any Man or wom: an suffer another bour with indiges- tion or annoying stomach miuserv from such causes when the remedy quickly relieves stomach distress of this sort but is compounded to-con- | quer stubborn indigestion or dyspep sia and put an eud to dizziness, Derv ousness, headache, sleeplessness and lespondency, when these distressing troubles are caused by stomach dis turbance of the kind mentioned. Dare’s Mentha Pepsin is pleasant to take, has a delightfully refnesh- ing taste and after it has helpéd to out Your stomach in a clean and nealthy condition, just motice how much» better you look and feel, for estdes correcting stomach disorders ‘aused by excesses or favity elim- nation this supremely good remedy ‘« Evernbéng I ate woski ferment, and I ad gas so bad that I couldn t work for two years. Was nervous, ad bad cramps, eouldn't sleep, and looked like a skeleton. Adlerika helped me so that in a month i gained Iz pounds. ° —F. Santoro. Inlike most medicines, Adlerika acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel, giving the intestines a REAL cleansing and bringing out old pol sonqgus vou never thought was in your system. Even if bowels move daily, you will be surprised how much more old matter Adlerika brings mav have been eausing all vour trouble. In siight disorders, like eecasional constipa od b P — " i, -¢ ' _ tion. GAS bloating, indigestion 0! matter out which ‘isk headache, ONE spoonful always brings relief. Adlerika is a compound of the best saline intestinal cleanser with glye- other wie erine, buckthorn, cascara and ess ; 7 of living, aud whieh i true cause of sour a bloating, nervous dy 7 lesa sleep. > i so : exce| ae lerika, I! vears. erika with highly ‘sults.’ : feel better thas” Awful impurities nated from my system,’ request): nowel cases. dose, , \ Dr. F. M. P. (name with “‘I use Adleriky Some require gg No matter what rou have é our stomach and bowels ’ ; ntrig aingly and it is chic $s Petert, ©@ ith parchment trim. Parchment, rose blush trim. Grey with patent frim. that acts almost instantly can be easily procured? But there is more to say about this remarkable remedy—something that will interest thousands of de spondent people. Dare’s Mentha Pepsin not only gas-expelling and detergent will surprise vou. At le , _ p}| f¢ test | gists. n St. ‘Washington Av. and Grand and ments. It is excellent for Intestinal gist Pac Louis at W 5 ‘ive Sts., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Stasis. a disease due to modern ways} Drug Stores, 4 Walgreen Drug Co. and druggists i averywhere guarantee is a fine up- . : The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WAP” huildime elixir that eauaes 7e8 er ADS than ALL the other St. Louls newspapers COMBIN =: Mortgage Loan Correspondents for hat Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, 700 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. ) mae) 714 CHESTNUT STREET On your radio — tune in on WRVA, GArfield 6907 Richmond, Va the Edgeworth sta- . tion. Wave length 256 meters. » ws , ~ .% 3 Mis-| SZ re je Pre fH «a re go ¥ rey rit T)? Py Va P em + a ta, > eae oe Raw’ ee TS Sp mt ae “ - GArfield 6910 te ie, hace siataite Tite Meta Gat Sua P e sleep soundly. et eel ett att A AO OO ¥ ~ ee as + . x 4 5 . ws Ptciers : ee me pony ca ty ams “S ave AE seer . RAY eer ‘ne RRND sate Grit Sie! 0 SR A OPAL wheter WEA, -ne mos’. = Op BRS Sia d ete pA oF pn Oe ater eats - = (Reg. U. §. Pat. Off.) 2. Rei 6 NORE te Ne A Stn omer eee Ts a ibe whet — ee ee aa . Us ae , , ° ” ba 4 i ‘ vip : » Ma pn Pe eh lies ag 6 cigs ete ev ia R eed ate hee ae hn Lee eeet Bia Om eatege pty, Peet ee ot ¥, Mat Ps Fo aCe 7 : Whe > ee alee 5, Re wae 3 06 DS ORL A AGE NBII aes suspe Supreme Court Opinion. In its f 3 case \OWeRSKY, ee * eben. , m sg healt iiec’ : yah bh arian eae is pede SP shar le 4 re. ee NR SR ti ew We og tate tees Aye weph ey 3) se Se ab ruet be in ing before npublie Sone BoOTrliiv¢e body or oOtfies ~* 0h, manatees . Senin catteaenal Se ~~ SS sn LAN IO OS HAI I gg Gl OR NE TE HI a ws li¢je- iy the making of a false affidavit and a misdemeanor As to this the Supreme Court clearly differenti ates in its opinion betwen making a false affidavit of qualifications where no specific court involved and affidavit btain the relea & prisoner duly charged wit — q ie Ne te Ala BAN AIP em i a BA matter is ry¢ ‘ . 3 es sWearing falsely. 2 eee — | aut 2 7 i ce t gh % sete! onan ge ‘ure time (ourt held misdemeane: unqulifiedly stat falsely in the of the The, chrage against ined by Circuit Judge Fk: letter last November ask er 10 ‘ . Cx ‘ee ‘ eet MRR ES OP pe Peel cee ae SWears Br awn tee @ ate et ile ha 8 till Nl a A oe Annwagel > \ courts ; BP ng eh pees law he i Le Rae sven SO yk ewe apse a sO ye *y ed ay . Re on 8 ti ees ‘ap A 0 A SAO PE 2g SSE AOD LL ACA NP. bgt 2k Ne i r - ‘ ‘ he ‘ _ ‘ * « te * se 4 “ t Set Hy ae Ye, Sidener's te presen 440171 * by ore e ee ‘ ruth FLOWER TRIMMED © The Case Acainst Rose SMART FELTS * Rose swore : 2 oi OS : “ 5 . ne oOWted [oO (° pieces of Fation by hat three o Prote ry ' the time f uUrTin Rolled-Brim Hats Turbans New Brimless Effects Ripple Brims Creased and Tucked Crowns Large Head Sizes Hats for Bobbed Heads Styles for Matrons ~ Modes for the Younger yet For Every Need St Ty: 0, us-tnon cea BAe eer ge eR eer whe 6 Kline's millinery buying prestige 60°] ables us to secure these Hats from NEW” York's foremost designers...... who have™ great reputations for the skif which they copy the loveliest models each season. Here are | styled for every occasion......for 1 eat and Matron......it is truly a style ae value event of unforgettable me Every woman should buy SEVER to complement her various Spring tumes. } Again, Kline's herald Easter with a Millinery Event so extraordinary. so amazing in its value-giving it will be the talk of every St. Louts woman who ap preciates style and KNOWS value! Every Hat in this oftering is fresh and new... the last word 1n smartness! And when you consider such remarkable Hats come to you at $5 you have a verv clear-cut demonstration of what Kline Specialization can do for you. ae grand ; jeri ee? ‘s atter. ‘CHa 716 Kn a “one of the Circuit {"nited States office ‘ory Dist had indicted for doing the the Federal Court State court—swearing uffidavit his aus Sidener replied tha’ + uUthorities had ndict ‘largely 2 ORs fi oe a 4: ae x a BR ees ~~ as to : 2 bs on eviden.? su v office Denies Sideners Statement. 2) Uinited States [Pistrict Attorney Kireuer flatl: this rfatetnert “ eau “if ner # office had aided the Federal avw- thorities | not call upon the Cir- a soy - = $ ‘ie it SLE IRIN E E gn a fe: ee SEE WINDOWS TONIGHT! j a a id "Ey rit Ro Treat a Nia tgs a i ae ontradictec 50 EXTRA SALESPEOPLE! = ‘A "We did \

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6 ell IO $$ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH sai =e " ~~ THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1997____ | ean STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 2 PAGE 11 FERTISEMENT Pr eh. Bo! ’ ‘ ° " 7 Torr , ‘ ies hs ae ‘ ' Tont r: . ‘ ; . ; P nal Wididtanintcncnttaiiiieianzt ee a¢ >%€ 36 SF Student Strikers” Win a Point. eArikin tudents of th: Central, Board fo U nz veveral sat vOaTG - 4 Rn. Spencer, Super | FROZEN-EGG INDUSTRY HALTS £m : | J By the Asem sted Press 1b: Scnhooi won a point last tM . li i] t , tl VW 7 i I ery be I i rié nase ny . 4 hools, as de r 4 Bi de d | . ; e eton - SUPERI« ym sa is , April 2 —jn their fight a2Z211 st tne Sc > the OnuTYg 7 > cat yr rexsione at } aS , eoetinae hele throughout War mn China aa Sd r ac es, - - ata ~ Bb | é token. © nae i RAE Agente Ngee Plage 7 Affects U. S. Baking Trade. dicey ier | th iy. ian ike was called as — ee min Bea a , ih ee P By the Associated Press. S 9 - se ams ne resignar.ion oO. the ‘ prote afLai1nS dismissal of a WASHINGTON, Aprt! 7 The i at t | iti iil V. A. sk blad, ‘sident of the acher. war in China probably will be felt ’ Qe) | | , . ' ® | Be Advices to the Agriculture De- | by American bakers. partment say that egg (freezing “The Collegiate” e Collegiate piants at Hankow and Nanking | Legislative Committee of . Al- have been closed and only a few dermen Rejects Proposal Steaming Youth! This Glove is snappy! Red of the egg drying plants in the tn- | . terior are still in operation. The After . rgumeni. with green strap, brass buckle ’n all! Also in gray and green, fawn and blue, and other color com- binations. The Correct | Glove for Just step in and ask to see Easter this hot number! Too The smartest mode of . the moment—white $y% New Silk Gloves ~ rment, of living, aud which jg dn ‘t true cause of sour Stomach - § vous, bloating, heryous d\spepsig a i yD und jess sleep. lerika Doctors Praise Ad) ee te ne oe ere ; > ar. : ye... a boa | MEE oe a be * os ars ® * ® i gta ‘ m . oboe a “rent on . -~“ 4 ‘nited States depends largely on | (“hina for its dried and frozen | albumen and egg yolks for baking| The proposed ordinance advocat- purposes, importing near!) 29,-\ ed by Mayor Miller to increas# the Jeane gai pn oa poem am motor bus tax from 3 to & per cent becentigeonat” capa pag at : of gross receipts will die with, _— — close of the current aldermanic s¢s- 'sion tomorrow, the Legislative Committee of the Board of Alder. men voted yesterday after a fina! public hearing. Last Monday the Mayor tol4:tbe aeEwS = _— 4 on 4 -+ Easter Sale of the Newest m FOOTWEAR at a Special Low Price Abita 1 Aleta | TO $5 BUILDINGS by TRUSCON arming new patterns in ALL TYPES AND SIZES ble new combinations of :Teathers. Many with the Order Your Building from Stock ir gages vase Whether you contemplate a Large or Small building— ee ag now or later—consult Truscon. Complete buildings designed to meet your need from standardized units and delivered from stock. Permanent, incombustible, low in cost. Suggestions, estimates, literature free. TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY 1601 Syndicate Trust Bidg. St. Louis, Mo. yy VY YY Ta Phone, GArfield 2056 eee ' - ; " > . ; 5¢€ z€ chise tax-—-about 3.1 per cent of Its a | nth [ tee: Bie ee Shoub. New oO. ‘*Adlerika. in addition to its , 3 | _ . : ‘ ' y lerika ssthads eansing, cheéks the gro ; lower intestinal bacterig.’’ ~ - ; 7 ae | jir. 4 . ‘ { ui ~ nies * EA se - 4 a url: é ] Preser Pol: y —— ‘ VW ith highty Satisfactory , F Ought SU ts. hOv ple Dr. J. VW eaver: ne In mr 50 prised Practice, I have found ° a nothing A erika © race] Aditerika. T yy ae 2 we toe FUCKett: Ss ¢ c 2 been lerik- ] fae) : Aftey USI Blight ‘etka, feel better than foe ae stipa- Years: Awful impuritics were gl Patent, with on or inated from my system.’’ fs parchment trim. » F f fiwavs Dr. F. M. x Rame w+ . ' ‘i ‘hh Parchment, rose “I use Adlerika blush trim. cases. Some require Only » committees that the United Rat ways paid 10 per cent of its g: hes? : receipts in taxes and that the 9 pe ent tax paid by the People’s Moto: Bus Co., which amounted to $63,000 For a few days only we offer the last year, did not pay for the dam celebrated Zylo Frames fitted age done to the strecta by ‘he with spherical lenses; og Sota ' for $2.25. For reading or dis- tance. | tichard W. Meade, president o° Careful Examination by our the People’s Motor Buse Co., argued Registered Optometrist. vesterday that the 3 per cent tax lose. Grey with gi. C NO matter what vou have tried ‘ patent frirm. Other your stomach and bowel]. A - ; 7 ~ . ; . eie- Wilk Surprise you. At leadin " a1 . ae ‘oc " M : ’ +f q wavs i Dru Stores, with black trim. Nov- Gaily trimmed cuffs elty Kid Gloves $1.50 to $2.50 (No size 6’) °? _ a Regularly prints MORE WANT St. Louis newspapers COMBINED THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GLOVE SHOP IN ST. LOUIS. a. She Glove Shop ....... mabe Ninth °se Bu in Net : ae i 821 Locust St. -_ A A AL KAKA A 4 LA KA 4 4A KA A A A 4 4 4 A LD A LL LL LD LA LD A LD LA |; adequate and maintained the Goldman company was barely making ope: ating expenses on that basis, ¢ ’ ' Jewelry OS Gptical Cob | ee SS . . , is ripanys i Stati 413 North Seventh ent which maintained that th) ca iways mill tax and fra SS, S SL SS LL LL LL YL EL KL EEE A YE RYE ALA AY A 4 4 4h 4 4 4 ADD i" os. Oe ee eA. Se ee | 2 praweeme 0 PR A Al, teat oI * ‘ spe ci es, ~_ A A RA AA AAA AY YY 4 4 4 4 4A _ ADD es — ls . - . . . - = - lll ed ae ee ee ee ee + a A ee ee ee A A De A te De ee, ee, ee ee ee ee, ee i ie i in ip ip in in i i ii i i i i i ie i i ie i i i i a were the only ta x« th, hus COmPpany e of the 190 pericen r company, the state ‘onsisted of munic: VATUES EXTRAORDINARY Vall) 4 A SENSATIONAL DRESS sane" a >. ' \ ! | ments for paving betw s n rails FOR FRIDAY! WA Ewe UNDERPRICING! ‘LACKAWARNA ROAD SEEKS i Bie 70 DISTRIBUTE $92,006,000 ——— oe Asks for Permission to Divoree Is- self From Anthracite Mine * ing Operations. » tm oe an 4h vty Bi Side xd Re ee | " © OE ti eae thy + RE 8 a Rh Se ~~ ee See oe oe eee ae Oey ’ one : oes a , wah tee 4 ah agitated ie ai er re oa ee New . rin WASHINGTON, April 7.-~ Per- es 4 mission to distribute to its Mock | eo / holders $92,006,600 of its treasur M ) CS at ‘ ' assets was sought from the inter- | state Commerce Commission today iby the Delaware, Lackawanna & lg teen ah orliginlpets hl te Se LF | UE | Ol BLT A NE NEE OL A a et A i a Bm Sk Cy ee a N cclpt ; _ = tape nite — | Western Railroad. The chief ttem aA lO} } IC] l¢ | } of “A hic hy the railroad intenda to : | divest itself is $58,500,000 of! Glen | Alden Coal bonds, and the step w*'l finally divorce the road from d'- ‘rect connection with anthracite | mining operations. The plan also (‘calls for placing the Glen Alden | bonds. with other miscellaneous se- -curtties the Lackawanna hag held ‘in jts treasury, to the $92,.006.090 (in the Lackawanna Securities Cor poration. The 844,000 sh.res of the | Lackawanna Securities © orporation wil) then be distributed on the basi» of giving one share of stock of thy new corporation to each holder of two shares of the present. railroad | stock. ’ | The railroad explained that after disposing of its treasury assets “i! Pg cietisy os nt 2 ae oe Se : W7IA | | will still contro] a rail system and Ou uy em oe sett Poa oe v es Ve ad | ae | general assets, which, on the bagis Avan stevntihyssilghtite tlie EN eRe ol ng «bah epaulets Mise } ee ee ee ee eee eb , Ce ek ile a at wo he ; } ri = A if | ne =~ me bpe ee. =e Firat om ; te ai oer lta a ONLINE rah te a a o neeiiidiemineds thtnieteesietiiio diane |of tentative Government figures. } er wy | were worth on Dec. 31, 1926, $285.,.- e ine a ieee : (TR sett o - | 325.699. Against this valuation the f th P 2 My AY \ — eed a 4 | ‘company was said to have outgtand d C rice - : ; 8 tg “pes . Fe : . oo | ‘ing stocks and tonds with a total a . ee a 19’) \on. eet os Potts Lr She , | par valve of $172,011,644 and the “2004 Pores “st | eae Cx bn i. oe etees : ' | Valuation retained by the ratiroad ‘f : SSSI reiereae >" WN Le ‘ | ‘after the contemplated distrikution | ce W ould C ularl 7 fc | $0 i at 4 | , “t Ay 7 ae | . pete on was said to be sufficient to guaran- ‘ | Peaea: a osomepratee - Ssee 7, ' oP as wz. is | BB tee its ability to render adequate itransportation service : Pay for Them! - Qo £SiBra sae ae! llUC SS CITY’FACES LOSS OF AIR MAIL -)6hOU XO—™”~C«~d A OA a We BECAUSE SUPPORT IS LACKING Subsidy Sustaining Service F-gpires June 1: C. of C. Appeals to Material . WeeSctnes ett a SE REE 5 i: wang Ps PO Etat ects zs ; | | rf +, : | ||) xe “ ‘ th) | : : Business Interests. Louls faced by thé logs i | ; ie gh NR a oe” Sst si00 ote" 8 ace sts, Ky: -s AK = . ‘\ Sac ioee ant ams e vet ‘ . 5 , ptex ‘ ° L | | | voe8 | i | , of air mail service because the line BLACK SATINS [i ® es : er Ry ets Tit fea ‘ran4 | ’ - j é sgsters : > a, Yo - ft, . 3 ti, if i sos ' | 7 . pointing eyt that vastly speedi« » CROCHET V ISCAS o ~ y ese ls 2 ehaneaiem Ps *, e2ocs , oor: ryt itt os oa 37 : : 44) Hf \-* is: 4 a ) - hee! . a | tos oy ieee te tose oer = ; , scorviee is afforded by the air mai! NOVELTY RIBBONS if “ SII ey o See. Soares | errs “3 O'S et +, > Sa i «Sr eer | as compared with railroad trans- S t SOMES Rea ee ko Be) ie | _ 4 AN aa eee Cs eee | , portation of mali. STRAW COMBINATIONS | § se Ree a eases SO wcevoon 8 8=— eee porgieedixcabec- are Oe gE FLOWER TRIMMED | | | iit: cig : Riss oe | ey ’ %, ra | 4 ks reris x eras | y aut) ess pe i? 3 1\\ | S a :: |eraft Corporation, contract carrier SMART FELTS : P oe sg 4 * » - se tec) replied ree He : So eee: =. jPeeeeeeti(‘( mealcani materiais——iO (seorgette aaa cee ee of unforgettable merit. rh ae? re and tw yellowed with food fim or, tobscce should buy SEVERAL #@ Printed Crepes. Simple tailored modes now so la. oa Ne 8 mt’ TARTAROPE, an enesing | ee By - 4 “ ¥ . ‘ , me ; sf lo . ve K ‘ > i f ~ i ew Fm nite oow ¢ s mi ~ teeth fo t her various Spring cos’ aay 3 piece models. Pleated and tucke cts. Bolero and bloused modeis._ incovory, now turns choady s necklhines. New sleeves. Coompose types shades. Misses.” women’s and large sizes. eres ~ ‘ha ~~ ° tase x << +2. ~~ + DOWS TONIGHT! 9 Sree sll seni Wh “ st ow | 4 = | 5 Eight of the Dresses at $11 Are Sket« hed ARTAROFF ot sour druggiot’s sania SOK Be ie lel = nnn Money retumded if mot delighted’

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 1997 THI APRIL 7 RSDAY EVENING | it ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — nomen ame =, J \VERTISEMENT 7 i — 3 4 = enn arnt nts | TEXAS RANGERS HELP PUT 200 a. ha Other Agmanneemanas ees ae —— eee REE utes ts otorieas UNDESIRABLE OUT OF 3gWh ‘ Liniment Succesesfalir. ins Ly M ita » «wre Marc s . Cleanup of (Criminals and sAaIn- muse Vie Ma “ii 2430 ‘+ @stinrns blers at Borger Accompanics Search for Deputies’ Mayers. ee eee ——— ie Ba. ‘ . . 2 ° sa ih as . ~ 4 oe : TEER, > S90 ie dein fe eee Ce as 5 ott Oe AEM A RR ARETE Wa hl ch we - ¥ “ : a r. - pee . . as y 4 BER. ote atte ka ee “ ’ : ‘ ‘ tie A saa ee Ae ¢ CS lb > rer a te eet eo ae. eri P. mo ieee i ‘ " ‘ ‘pyar oust wins A OP! 7—Miu-! -© j reeu Tre . earned to denyl , a esorated i _. > me -sKOGEE. V* - ) "%.year sar Key. —_ 1800 Shirts! #} | Special Easter Herz Fine Can¢ Shipped Anywhere ~ FRIDAY Bernes CHOCC Those wonderful Cc The Big News of the Day! All Departments Are Ready With Complete Assortments for Easter Cis and Dresses for women, misses, juniors and PE ES ARY EEN _ a> ne ~ a cihoca w . alten cS Rea TA OES SRCREN EI RL LT LLY I AIOE Ae ALE AAP EGP A GIO: $i LOGO ; . A 2 ‘ = Kids 4 Jah er - * j me Soh wee GODS SH . y ee ae t ’ . ye . = GDR ate ; , . ° ges. on ak 4 Miatonte pide atc > TR cRSAN Ee Cobh SOPRA OE PE cd: Ka eg aan, te SE ee ae tes RE OT ae sae 3d = FS gels Re AL NG La Se ah ROE MN IPN le CRUE PoE NAG se 4 , se ‘ — be ee, eee ° — a me e » Ua GAAS ines ‘ . nae ” Bem aa oo) “4 an og " é oirls—Millinery for women and children—Hosierv wining ov tere gto eh. geet (Bind ea) ae rst i tet ig Noa od . ee) si : Sah at ar | the tamily —Shoes tor women , girls and boy Ss— | Suits and Topcoats for men and bowen fact anywhere | i iE in this GREATER DOWNSTAIRS STORE will be found the largest and most complete assortments with which we have ever greeted a Spring and Easter season. these stocks are composed only ot MERCHANDISE, | inexpensively it advantageous to POLICE SEEK MISSING And remember. EAST ST. LOUIS WOMAN | DEPENDABLE ANDI manage a ag ee | priced. The busy shopper will tind : ? Wa-~ ‘Patally aiaeiindl When s shop in the Downstairs Store, 1Or here you have tne as- Cooking Breakfast for Son | surance that for varietv, tor completeness, tor quality and for value our stocks have never been so‘attractive. Nut-F illed Satin-finished pieces, nuts—they're deliciow ~ §WISS CE LAYEI Three tempting choco filled with creamy mars with Swiss chocolate. . Toasted Cocoanut Stollen | # wee ~ me EC EE AON ee a EONS REED i - . Aad Se Nt jmaigte Neen ae ee een Wei Canon Toe wet Fila, ee All Sizes 14 to 1j— English Broadcloth Plain White and Fancies In a Pre-Easter Sale ‘ * ; a 8 0 ; ; ; hi Aacociated PD cw ; .. aaa Am | MADRID, April 7.—Census fig | VY ‘s PD Pom B pees MERABLE tashionable ver- ; vat BLACK==W HITE \ a, ee mv 6 . sions for sports, business and well as plain white in neckband or collar-attached styles. Have | — ee | cae ante iP wien ives deni wl bien’ lin tite barrel or French cuffs, center pleats and six-button fronts. Also ew Creations 3 e populat rtment to sell 600 madras Shirts in neckband style. Every Shirt perfect. comprehensi\ sell at this = ERE’S great news! 1800 brand-new Shirts, of selected tabrics, carefully tailored, in a host of pleasing patterns, styles and colors. No matter what your Shirt pref- may be, you'll find this sale offers Shirts that will appeal to your taste. OA OR ek RR oO AE RR nee . a) hal Lon erence 782.860. Madrid +4 ‘ , ner Cciév mn t * ‘ > - aes ca + ba 5 hw :: to e¢ *% >> Sa ay it * oe y J to om a but 3 - RA Fy ‘ . s +i > 5 Bi € Le er. ; - - eae « 4 r ee s > =? YS - r, r 5 ’ # t » - ? . } = 4 ¢* 7 a a? ' : - 4 wie RS + > ¥ * +6 ese: 2 a5 ie a. a. pe vag od x sch! Agesilaus ng nail SPLENDID selection of silk and silk-mixed Ties in the toe i o& \ Friday Specials of Interest 54-In. Washable Crepe New _ Spring Hats, $1.59 $2.48 Yard | tA) ; = ~ . ™* on te Wonderful quality in white, pink, * . . 7, . . . a : peach and black—suitable for outer or undergarments. cry es New Silk Prints colt ntahe $1 .44 and $1.88 Yard to & Neat small designs on excellent qu ity crepe de chi various colored grounds—4o inch 42-Inch Pillow Tubing 15c Yard | mnant ™ » +a « ¢ . Tt _ > a ’ /e- & 34 Wisi S quality Cac Led Sol 'eSess. 7s ee English Prints, 25c Yard Remnants of bet juality English "deen Shades Prints—fast col —new designs 20c Each 3 o’Clock S pecial—. t handmade and mach —assorted colors—sizes 38 t Linen Table Damask 77c Yard Safe a r “a 7 y » Pe, tarhas 1 hoaaidl S A * ra - nae 9 Ad ~“73e THAME RR eer eo ret hr i die ais Macs es NO ene Bree : -y ATT ee “. ; ae- 5 ee ee . Pw ~ > es . - athe pe a 2, * Lg " . , negate Pe ae * By a, de ee - — ma egy pn vere ee ee ee ee @ oe ae 7" y's te . e 4 ~—_ a a a . > ent ae ‘ a a - S utegntecg! Repth Fee Wate ae, ae Ae: FRO ey i eA 4 a , ps ne OME epee 4 a wn > ‘ S Tay See ee Rieti oe a % Hoey rip 4 Cpt. ee ee wero 4 ‘ I ay . a > ‘ x ie Bi , ‘ . TT a . ‘ " U . Oe ‘ = stip. y . ¥ Pi Som ss sie ~ : cts “oR - : r Peace ee Pee t 38 ory oa ae ere a ele . “ ee Fs R £ eT Re . s R * te ae eas pea aN Tristar’ - wrvleareiog ¥ : : : 7 *) a rece ~ eer te ERE Bee: EEA % 7 ae et ARR ayy . ‘ hip Ry Stead olay are mm. pay . t Ae pe « M . . ‘i : . 4 th - 2 hae 9 0036 Geta ake 3 F = eg ‘ fl ds F . : = oe of lies ia ae n or phone orders fille HE same magic phrase ison Be Sure to See These Dav Beds | ‘ padclor! Mie ce Skat ees ns ee ee ee O} everyone's tongue! These won- Ar Once , derful new creations have com- ; oe | pletely revolutionized their field. Your dealer has a complete line. At | ; — —— Public response has been Inst ant ane- the same time, be sure to see the beau- Congalen (Gold Seal) Rugs ous, and AR T-END Dav Beds have found theirway into hundreds of beau- tiful homes im this vicinity overnight. The reason is obvious. Never be- tore have such day beds been offered! Rich, hand-carved Italhan and Colo- nial designs in wood ends. Beautiful models with Duco-finished metal ends. Tapestry - like covers of surpassing charm—and all at the most reason- able prices ever announced. If you have not seen the new ART- END Day Beds, you will be amazed. The springs are deep and lurunous, yet built to stand years of constant use. Feather-like “Swing-over™ ac- tion transforms them in a ypfify into eommodious doubie-beds. Takes no wWaore effort than a child can ecxert— @& ingenious spring arrangement per- forms 90% of the task automaticaily. Ample room provided for ail ~@ time and space-saving feature you'll appreciate. tiful new Smith & Davis ARTIS- TEEL Metal Beds. For beauty, lightness, durability and low cost these beds lead all others. Also find out about the wonderful! 120-coi] GOLD SEAL Spring—another Smith & Davis success. This wonder- ful spring with ail its superior oe ures costs no more th types. and wil mean lasting satisiac- tTi0n “Fer the REST of your life” *§MITH & DAVIS DAY BEDS — STEEL BEDS — SPRINGS CotaPiss ved ST. LOUIS, MO. 187? ee — ~ EA AE REL LO GS OO CE a RS ~ — A ND LE TTL A i I a le a A ATR AG RDIN ARY d: stter Congole eum Rugs in four “ O! ntinued patterns room. Size 7.6x9 Size 9x9 , — 5497 od Regular Wholesale Cost ~~ sean Goo SLU ULILS nese oONasiY now’ - > ~*~ R . “~~ Let “@eee - ee i i “& Citi Sus es eaor. eee . . . -—-— hee he dS oe 7 ery 7; a | he --- + “ 4 2@e & — aieé etc . Size 9x10.6 $587 $ Size 9x15 67 . Ownst HERE’S VALUE—seldom are such well-tai- lored Suits and Topcoats offered at only 2 for $29. Such an IMPORTANT SAVING is sure to ap- peal to the young men and men who appreciate economy. You may select a Suit and a Topcoat or two Suits or two Topcoats. .he Suits are tailored of new fabrics, colors and atterns for the individual taste of men and young men. Simgle and double breasted styles as wel! as two and three button models. Fancy mixtures, pencil stripes and French backs in tans. grays, browns, in light and dark shades. The Topcoats are in a splendid assortment of all-wool fabrics in fancy plaid and novelty effects —also included are Knit Coats in several shades. Sizes 33 to 44. we Charge for Alterations Deowrnetaires Store vince one of Fruit Fruit of teed to be fade or ai

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* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 19297 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH al - : . == ! " Ee sen ke " prempagy ape Ned teen manners 17 tones appeared at & hotel here | ties. At length the Piay was able leave tlie theater om y ae OGEE, Ok., April 7.—Mil- again, following her disappearance |/ast night, she expressed surprise to proceed when several rightful The play was most coolly ré- “enarkey, -9-year-old Creek In- from her home March 26. When ‘that Federal officers linked her owners Of the disputed seats were ceived. It probably never had a , + j ~ In * aes _ —— adil . : “6h y - ; . : ate venture wit! bduction per8uaded to remain standing or | chance after the exciting prelude. a _eiress, has returned to deny the heir to property valu 1ALeS | with her a . fl : | | ad - - : ee SS | in (4928. she said sbe had been ! | : ol | | 2 Visiting her brother in Tulsa, Ok. , —— 7. es Lb. Lb. Refuse to Vacate Places Mrs. Amy Smith's Candy Shop r: ~eath os , $f, ae ae for $3 Customers. | Friday 212 WN. SEVENTH STREET = “rido» | | Se ee... Nn "_ ee, —o Ray © ES a | ‘ | Only Between Pine and Olive Only | ShawWalker as gee on TS @ Hie ° * VAM '§ 1 Cable to the Post-Dispatch Si MILK CHOCOLATES c . Faster Time ae a ie wner sow teal World 4 Lb. or Bittersweet Chocolates 45 Lb. . Quality wer 1h. aene sicieiae Copyricht, 1927. by the Prese and Pulitzer Holders of 75-Cent Tickets | ae Steel and Wood aus J —s ae Vee > Ae eG OO ~ WS Ae MEN Fite omg oF ‘ehia t . Vi ow See 2, Chg, + 4 tree ee . a he - A we 2 4 : i ts “ag pttin al ._ Ae ihe Rak on x ge Meh Taken. tee - rains tag? iurekige wi ig ay ace aoa ca ven most fashionable audiences of the! © * ; - “1 Nv “ork rid | With Easter Candies | Filia, Coe) Now ork 9 “enh 0 ee —s 4 season assembled to see the En-| Ch: i lia giish premiere of Somerset Maug-. arge All Expense Tours to Herz Sweets Are Preferred LONDON, April 7.—One of the _— Easter Box of $9 gli a Mf Herz ine Candi ham's play. “The Constant Wife,’ | ; ‘ . es. 3 Lbs. The Best of the West si. tne curtain waa delayed hall, Accounts Z y Selection Is Shipped Anywhere in U.S. 25c Extra =~ SEE — : ' Sa : an hour while impromptu orators e = + -_ Si Sore o> Yellowstone-Rocky Mt, °° 2° Pt Parangued the stalls anc Invited | -Advisable FRIDAY SPECIALS National Parks eam eA p prayed pm Pieri: WASHINGTON AVENUE’ conneh SEVENTH ; oy OM oy! \ ede ap Peale a a es ra he Bet PO ty” cated ema ANS Ne RN ae ge erentien, 9 A tala Aa es i OM map ay * As ety 4 > Be ate De Pye ae Pee 5 whist ty wat nen Jot ogg — chal deere Men, , lone teiee Be Se toe nL, oe ee --# ay shee eet one ‘ a Sepa nighters pleaded in Zion-Grand Canyon pit When the curiain§ fell the Bernese MILK National Parks play had ~— Feet iW omen ‘ ; California-Yosemite 2° scpular. Fay Compton, | KFRID A S t / / 0 CHOCOLATES National Park vas vochat und pootes, ut sr ¥—Sensational Values in Our 5 camely thanked “the civil portion” | Those wonderful Chocolates. Reg- : Pacific-Northwest ort audience. eg. . ularly Priced at 80c Ib. Oc Alaska | The trouble was caused by. per-| For 27 years the Chicago & North mitting 75-cent customers, who, Pound Box sigmern- Vaan, Deets —_ — had stood in line from 8 o’cleck in| . i conduct ret-ciasse esco P ot 4 ~ . - Nut-Filled Buttercups | tours— vacations that permit you to the morning, to occupy a front row | . ie : see all that is interesting with a rhini- which had. been reserved at 24. Satin-finished pieces, chock full of tasty 22C mum of time and expense — accom The pit was jammed before.the er- adi " ) ’ isi.. * eh ee Ne ee BE bie NCO nb BME nN eee fe ME AB AE me me . ons . ‘ e 3 . ; T one---Black, Navy and High Shades. Elegantly fect. ; . ‘ (Downstairs Store) al ‘ ae ; ’ : MK W... aa WAY Primmed in the Latest Spring M odes y ‘ : + « . ‘ a af . ue ~~ ‘ . , : ) WS A\ " . , ‘ . Q +) \) x ‘e . o ’ 's ‘\ \ . . . My a “17 : . wow \ ~N _ . ‘ j Pt ; : . . / : * ‘a ‘ ™ ‘ . ~ i : : , ' St yl es \ ° C | \ SS 3 cialSelling jf . INKeade a5 “8 7 SSSA ~. . NS \ a j ROY SS | JR VY | : \ | ha —— Aa / i? j ' N ‘a and Silks > e z » Kinds 4 Wk |S 4 f Cc is . WN Ux ~ = , a $ ' h \ . | | ‘6 i 3 SRN OLN QS» a } — Bi © A SS, ENOL Ye hoice W MW 4 AA AN MWAK iS OV - RSX | | p) id silk-mixed Ties in the ; ) bands. a : | NN hi ve co Arial oe hn | Announcing the First Sho wing of | A Ji ‘, KQ R $20 wear. It will prove very ; , | ih: f as . ee ents — | 9 ¢ 9 : aie "i A a a This tremendous low pricec % 'D" styling, and are developed of . = { ; * r VJ} ’ Pe ” . ‘ + inne 4 Any Size From = | se $b ig jualitv silks—for this Bar- pao OS RIN al alles Sa age Sages et hte heey ® “s a - r re A 4 ~ A “ apo Ne heat wh Re j a Ai pamscia fo ne eee ce cee ee ere es oy of knick- ONg pants. | 1 3 14 to 17 Neck ‘Downstairs Store) pain \\ eek—we are offering two dresses for the ordinary price ot one dress. well-dressed man. Now comes a new Bat Tie that offers new advan- tages and new smartness. In addition to being fashionably correct, ‘g HE Bow Tie has long held a respected place in the wardrobe of the it has two patented slides which hide invisibly beneath your collar and opcoats i which make the Tie easily adjustable to fit collar sizes 14 to 17. It is made in the favored butterfly shape of a fine crepe faille, plain or Jac- quarded. There is a wige variety of new colors and patterns, also plain black. j ; : . > ; * - ce ; \ : : - r , : 4 . 4 = j 4 ‘ 2 ’ te oe Vy f ; , : ’ , “ + +. j 4 J ; ' ry , be iy : i - ; t his 4 Men' = Sie, ee f : are FF ral r > ‘ . ir - : ek 4 t set eee, anf A : - , . . s rs ‘ = ¢ . ia A , ties || eal Rs be c ; . } . : ‘ . & »3"s tJ ee Oaks > j “ ' . ; ‘ ’ “ 2 * ‘fee ; TD Se . i ’ : “ . ; : bf r eg ' ™* i ; so” “arhgee s oA -' } 2 4 ye ; : : | 7. s - . . ; ; ots 8 y atte, : ns " ee ™ ; ~ / | - oR bad (ai 1 ts ‘ . ’ “> ¥ 3 5 : P mo | ate ee Brie as 7. ef i : i . iff aS AL te > . ; A oe 2 at - "* i . a ) ; ‘ : : : ' b « 4 tg’ : » ft - . - ; : ; 7 - > a > der » ce : —. Pe Er : j ' 1} ' 2 " 4 . : ; a ae a 4 [. ae Pots j j : ; : 4 . ‘y) : Big Ont ore . a. - na f ii i} : . , “ : fan 2 - vie S23 Cs: " j ‘3 ’ ' vy ; i? \ r ty ? » > 4 “ : : . 4 7 s ae? 4 ,* A vk : ‘ | ' ; ¥ A? 4 > : » t . e- Marwct “ y “ 4 t J met —" : : 74 : bebe 7 ‘to a + BPP eae ie * ~ * “ = : : : ’ ‘ : - z : . 3 é In a Wide Range of Spring Patterns : be Neckband Collar-Attached UEni. = og ome “wl i WE i og a, Unusually Low-Priced ; | . , _ ; it . : ite ¢ : - 1 Spring ; Your Shirt problem will become less difficult to ————= Wb Ld BA al . ° . ‘hig Tents F 1 solve when you see our extensive display of Fruit of Dry : : siunning the Loom Shirts for Spring. The fresh, colorful pat- | m ae ere terns urge buying for the sake of variety alone; the Ze ae en ae Saar ieet eee Taba 4 fineness of the fabric and excellence of tailoring con- ¢ Saeeepe biltower: | aad Clie Viathied vince one of the remarkable values. pecn a fk eames ? wh Styles | Fruit of the Loom Shirts are tailored of fine i . $ Fruit of the Loom shirting and are fully guaran- teed to be satisfactory to you, The colors will not fade or run; the Shirts will wear exceedingly well. | | a The faabionable mademeoiset’e will : ain 108 ery panier: he yo a ——— . and braiding etrects are , TP : emart talljeure—- ¥Y are Fruit of th Loom Shirts Are Sold Exclusively mings on these smart Coats so spe- for early Spring. These are unuenally, ruit oO e ‘ - ‘ | ow priced for such elegant quality, in Downtown St. Louis by Stix. Baer & Fuller teens ee eee ee ee Se — a 4 ”s tone ~- — ee enemy meee EERIE WEN er = —-* ms ee ome a a “an 2 eee ye Tee ia —_ dats =a Hho ” " — , pees te ee oe rs ’ {iby = a } rh ee, RP : aah © Phe Mie A, Mon Ml, Aral celln en Maden : | . . f° cially low priced. a —«

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A ne ee as __ THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1927. Me ee — + er PAGE i4__ 3 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ‘ . * 2 ' ' - h '. or? —— + : _ +h ur- The answer {s that any- answer is that the name of Durant tire cost to purchasers will amount other charges to be borne by nent” and the balance of the pu — —~ a —_— -—~ ae: aa \ a hall + 5 oo 7 nu : tance contrac et ro- ch rice t d 1 i ual | ~ 5 W ; c that will improve the condi- shall stand for something better to a 6 per cent annual interest Acceptance contracts are to be pro- chase price to be paid im six equa! | Oe yh IE . 7 e Give - S N L, , bd oe = iia! - 7 a 1 of Star dealers will benefit the than a football in Wall street.” _charge on deferred payments, all tected by a “proper initial payr- installments. 16 PERSONS DIE IN EXPLOSION NEW MMATAD COMBINE Six Others Injured in $750,000 Blast | — By the om gatas ee : nr eer if these same curious persons Durant also announced a new de- @ Condes Washington me A By the ase ai ae | should want to know what most; parture tn deferred financing of au- - ilverstone’ a : w PARCO, Wyo., April ¢.—Sixtecn lJ | conee ; the tomobtle sales under which the en- Presenting i. i — rns me at this moment, ~ re ee eer One Smartest M ‘€ = three o@ them perhaps fatally, in | | . : . ; . — | a ; 4 7 an explosion of an oll still : tie an re Star (ar — Rackel o hg “ sa i 4 ‘ ‘ ; r 3 seg — ~~" : ’ , nr Ty . .- . . ; f ae : ‘cA , fi : ; » .** . ** > Ara ° sh -- ) , ~ we? « i ' ’ i A , © : é z % j if ti Lf A eee, ise i? La = . , . e 4 ; ~ ‘ - ow Q ET OS i aes ris FARK SR Se ae ae Bane mec JAIN RAPT Fy aie” ENA ‘ ’ | ‘ if Being Wall Street 4 i GN Meee Sees $QI725| Foctweall as net conmitaaced atotore,| SIE gg | “S| Special for Two Days Only . ee! | - Sa a CONSISTING OF SIX PIECES || ‘62 34 CONQUER is A. ON ae THE CAUSE OFS2zccccus” of ' = INDIGESTION “LENOX*” Kellogg's ALL-BRAN to add that Consolidated —= = “3 . - Bt . 3 ag P R bers Oe tree FN raat gan, er 4 4 * ee read toe date rid ae ak "4 ed ] A het he 2 Nin NE Ae > rs geek : ‘ € Nya te sc” SRG as 7 . . £~ ‘ 4 ae oa wy 5 : ¥ . , asavidolne oe. a s a ay 7 Dd > wee an f CS ee needa PED ne BOE ey & Pa oes is Pi Se Pe 4 es ae > Ne > oman dl ok meet * ‘ ‘nw a : ‘ wii SAMBA inet ol eh tag tgs bar ne a. - 2 t + tae pr Fave aout the MOE Re eh AG PR OMI Ey grt d rere MAB A “8h y POR SBEnRy nha >. epee aR RI LS ig a —— 5 ee Lop pe Durant Gives Up Other Px ence ae rr RF eX Sy se, | $ Such values don’t come often! Latest design, made 4 7 5 of genuine walnut veneer and gumwood. Its usual 9 4 . A¢. . ene ae iS EY PAO ae hc gg ORI AB oe Bergin pte Ap SpA do si teen nt wee price would be $195.00. For 2-day sale, only ‘ SALVERSIONE (0. 15 | OME OUTFITTERS Oli S heel. ve ot. FURNITURE CARPETS RUGS Edison Phonographs and Radios . EXCHANGE STORE | NEIGHBORHOOD STORE 412 N. 12th St. 5206-12 Gravois Av. rX~ Supporter Belts yor | OSG @ Supporter and Garter | pink satin and fancy mater sections of elastic—with str tached supporters. SSAA DAE GD EMO NG li Sl cans —_" — Rll —beginning promptly at 9 Sandals with €Q> ee oclock. Extra salespeople, open shanks— 3 é Sale on the First Floor iit somal : | a. : Ha onal cashiers and additional space spike or Cuban S. = -SONNENFELDS See Eee = ) ~= ne yo «2 ¥ Ob oe ~ “i ifs gt . e * 4 vet} 3 =e? a3. : ad +} ; bri 2 eee 5 ts . $$ Dy ‘ : > t e : 610-618 Washington Avenue u / € An important group popular: sports Hats of \ | e "4 ‘ 4 braids, with grosgrain bang ® ~ i se They're attractivel ‘ f lined Q « / Te >\ a | Silk Remnan 7 Cy =y_- = d Very Specual, $1 / z ’ | “ZIZERE” d Mm € One to 314 yard lengths ¢ A b “ ite *. noty « ‘ ro d SR ee eth igntig an “ ‘ Srna : m + ye ; : gette. flat crepe, washable Patent. ‘oS 7 | other weaves im desirable ce ham trim: ribbed “S)) Street Hats! Tailored Hats! Sport Hats! _ eo ae | i fea et, OTM | Women’s He frre ¥ In Newest Spring Styles and Colors + ; ? F . a ’ “ : ; a % Less Than Materials Their Regular Soft, High-Grade Hemps Beautiful Coburg Straws Wholesale Silk Visca Braids , Railroad Braids Crochets and Other | Cost! i | NS Women’s Union New Spring Straws 3 Pastel | ens ni mm “eae ment, cherry pat- we Extra 5 = $ — | > : ent trim; shell B « Values oy 3 ats Bas i “a € Union Suits of elastic-ribl P — 3 = ‘en. in open or closed styl Many at One of the : P W SS: , == } | or built-up shoulder type. In Of ¢xtra sizes. Less Than Greatest Hat 274 '—we : ; a Women’s Actual Cost Events of ax ae \ ahl-lbs” . Sen of Materials! 1927! —— Head Sizes for All, 212 to 25 Inches 425 “Bobbette” and 1125 Regular and 950 Large and Extra } | oR f se everywhere. | Tiny Head Sizes Medium Head Sizes _—_ Large Head Sizes Zz); ss a | - atta nde CLZAzAZz ti . | tan and black leathers. ’ , , , AZ ) = rid | to.8 in one style or anot Onlv because of weeks of searching the markets for ex- ——s a ; —— ceptional values and a big sacrifice of our profits are we : SA - mo able to present these unusual qualities for $2. EVERY | a GE “Aa des Rompers and Cree MODEL IS NEW! EVERY COLOR IS NEW! Stvles : : ‘ | are smart and youthful and include every new crown, turn- up backs, roll brims, fancy brims and large brims. a thread silk ame on-mixed He narrow lsle and reinfore Black, white colors. o ee A Ae i AINE RE that te fete pe me F avored Monkey Skin, French Beige, Mother , Geese, Gooseberry, Wood, Copen, Colors! Rese, Pink. Gray, Orchid, Red. Navy and Black. FIRST FLOOR

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$: ‘ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1927 a ils ailiioieateeeneesiene LOUIS POST: DISPATUN. Nene cc! rm a ee a =~ ee ee em a mm eer - (Se ee ee ne - — — — —_— -_ —_ =e _ —— *! SON NENF ELDSl : We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted We Give and Redeem eo + ene 08 Restricted Articles Excepted 610-618 Washington Avenue | | Smartest a | | | AM O L S . BARK 3 . BYovoaly |W BASEMENT ECONOMY STORI. NEWS il OPERATED BY, THE MAY COMPANY Footwear || ; Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland The oe a style | Friday! A Very Remarkable and Timely Event for Large Women! 150 | S ier sor | | eamless Velvet Rugs Extra-Size Has ter Dresses | GT IN Inan Attractive Offering Friday at -. A Wide Variety of Newest Styles, Big |. \¢. RON.) ee $ Offering $15 and $17.50 Values BH mn be Phe bc aS ae : RTT // Remy) Sh Pe% a RE @ Splendid assortment of newest patterns in wool velvet Rugs Sizes = ! \a> 9) ay Bi UL TOO TA GEO Re woven without seams. The designs are interestingly worked out 441/, to 5214 ie . ov. Ef ee 2 ee Pa tee 6), in vivid or soft colors on backgrounds of taupe, sand, mulberry and, | Ry (3. ty at Bia Na AS ia other attractive neutral tones. Each Rug is fringe trimmed, Choice a | = rr ee — ~~ RO ODE RRMA eR AE PMT IOP 7s = ” ove a ' ore aren areal ie ar Om het we ga ogee fic rte eer — my KY few -% io = % b ow - : 4 wre opt hs > + - * - 175 ‘ Picts mr . Soe re: eee - C Pale 1's Rehm et ee 1 Ori mene mares ee ad oe vid - : ae bad “ ‘ee ahead penn om ae . oreaan a - Pun a ~~ ee eg ~ ¢ * ‘ i Sie Pia oe yr" 4 + 4 ‘ : ¥ ox | : “ ox wide Pete Ae athe ot es pe 2X » ta 16a. AES Se Ue SaS GR -@ Pe * o © phen me A. Sah % ' ' ~ “ Pee Nel gd eat nae a , q ‘ mph yee tee: tl ee 8 tomsigonanee eee Bee Nika bo ht abbey ae aetna prareet see _ roan ' In a Special Group at oo wes vy ee SSR pa raee PPR S SiNracn. 7 Pere ae > . . OSES ME EE GRIN TT OI RTS, 8 8 RE ICS NEE eh ATES AE ge - . ae Pia / . aa foe tee donjuleg DAS OTN - \Adaiaeuntee Pa Al - - @ Durable black enamel Hatboxes with smartly piped edge. So convenient that many use them extensively. wv ov Oe ee rs Se he ee yee 8 ' a | ~ 4 » ad dante et oh whe + Aen ee ee ee ee 1 ’ © 5 eiesaanialieane , a oe eT Preteen, ale ae ee ae Phe Sipe 7 Ais arte ote hee yee erm nt lire a, . ’ « 2 ° | @ These 45-pound allJ-layer felt Mattresses are excellent values Supporter Belts Continuing the Important Offering of Men Ss. Kerchiefs ° and should certainly have the attention of all who need them. Ver . Seconds 8c Covered with attractive and practical art ticking they are made . O8c ‘Forest Maid’’ Dresses 6c Casement Curtains in the regular sizes. Seventh Floor Special... to 15c Grades. . @ Supporter and Garter Belts of € Neatly hemstitched cambrié¢ In v ety Attractive Patterns e é 6 pink satin and fancy materials, with New Styles— Handkerchiefs in plain white, or Tiras “ummm cece ICS fi a ‘dees : ¥ é. j $50 Allowance for Your’ Special Friday, Pair sections of elastic—with strong at- Many Embroidered with mercerized or colored woven tached supporters. Basement ne OM la alaalind 3 ii} isa | 8 Bee pce & MIE ’ : i | SSANDALETTE” |}i| 2 = Spring é o*) .00 | |e i eee eee 5 ssa $9.50] LN “Hats WH 2S | Sitk Dresses |] HH PR! 322 Radio or Phonograph To Apply on the Pur- open shank s— spike or Cuban neels. . 4 ) @€ Women are well ac- Values at : ‘ac oy Special a guainted with the qual- NT hoes ct Me N eg eT ‘ ™ — chase of the New Value at Ss a \ ity of these “Forest 5 15 ON FE sid iA ips ¢ ew an eautiful pat- = aaa — Ortiantinede Wineudh Bp | Maid” Dresses. and ft key we ie as #é Bi) terns have been woven of Wie = | Radiola Model 7-3, Zz this opportunity to buy c D , A $43 choicest yarns into these P | with électric motor, | ae ; resses of i : : , suai ; , $2 A5 S 386 — Georgette, crepe J i 4 : te . Curtains of deep ecru color. ) =i which is priced $360. | price should appeal to i: ahi tias [be i BRA | baa pee ik Full width and length, fin- Since this is the ae Hy a many. Made of sheer 3 12) bo ae ; : | | € An important group of the FF a} dimity and tissue ging- crepe in styles RU i Beek x nonin es BY ished with three-inch bul- | very latest Orthq- phonic model equip- popular sports Hats of azure ua 7 b ottest for party, street, & emcee | Ri} a . | braids, with grosgrain bands and "a cubeetmnaal — a school] or confirm- {| _ x ft + lion fringe. ui ped with Model 2¢ bows. They're attractively silk | have appliqued designs ation wear. Sizes rity AA ii!) Radiola, it’s an int lined. Basement , | 7 to 14. Basement . , 4), i —— . strum nt on which | mnants tractive ways and of- ° For Summer bedrooms we | Good quality Awning Duck, appreciate saving ~~ S a | fered in sizes 56 to 46. Cork Linoleum offer dainty Sets of voile | gaily striped and very useful a ott through this unusual! sabe Special, 1: 49 Basement Seconds with colored ruffles or em- for covering Summer furni- ey Vs “s - allowance. Regard- : : Sq Yd : 79C broidered insertions. Each | ture or awning frames. No or of the make of ‘“c a 1/ : one Set is complete with double- | C.O.D.or phone orders filled , radio or phonograph ZIZERE ¢ Con to 32 yard lengths of Geor- @€ 4-yard-wide Cork Linoleum in ruffled valance and $2. 65 ' at this special price; = you have, $so wilt — -~ et 2 ee " — ™ ae Ja Wr te te. - x eto oh wee em — iy : 7 ‘ - diag 4 ote em ex on er 6 hee eee te te 6 a = Ban om we ee 4 > aon 7 ¢ é : m ‘ouwt A ER RET TN A SA I A OO Nm ° ° A Ee er pom ees tee nocemn ewe - A ne gE oe : ; E ette, flat habl d , Patent, —.. $ 5() f mther flat crepe. Resttuble nee. e block, tile and mosaic patterns; with tie-backs to match. Friday, yard be allowed tor it— ham trim; ribbed wo ; inmnunin’ R ff] d Voile heavy burlap back. Slightly mis- Yard. 59 and think of the broad field of broadcast and recorded enter- satin, plain satin > ae u eC 7 printed $1.05 grade ES $1.25 Austrian Shade Cloth, Yard, 5¥c tainment this Combination will bring to your home. trim; spike heel. W 9 H Fifth Floor | omen’s ose 560 Value ; : Deferred Payments May Be Arranged Irregulars a , Bovs’ Knickers : ae 3 sa . . This Offer Limited to This Combination Model Only —— Offered at Toy Easter Rabbits , 55c . Plain Ruffled Voile with blue. rose and gold OY aS S Music Sa'vu -Sisth ynest hemstitched edge. It is 30 inches wide and suit- 1 29 / © Mock - fashioned able for various windows. e \ ape me a. 1 25° and 5(0c * - * : a | thread silk and ray- : j | . | .. rtain Sets 36-Inch Pongee C Well - made . | ~ on-mixed Hose with Cu aie = 8 knickers in light | Ee be SS ] r H ] : lic} Cream colored voile Hemstitched cotton \ fi ) . ae vel f ro od ian. Curtains with colored Pongee in blue and. and dark colors. . E™ Xj € Cunning little toys of and reintorce eet. .. 4 , They’ r full \ \ BA bright! enameled wood, , . : t of blue, the natural tint. Ideal Mey re tu y | y | gntly Black, white and — gold coe! nechid. > greene ga nk lined and of the s —s \ mounted on wheels, will make Usetul for Summer Cooking : emacs. menace Valance and tie-backs. tains. Special value, type that will give q | aca ee pleasing Easter gifts. Rab- or | 4 gag a . . . Special ' Ae the splendid wear. y bits, Ducks and Mother Goose Pastel parch- s ’ Women s Union Suits aS $2.79 yard : 39¢ Sizes 8 to 15 years. Basement —e w aes figures in a large assortment. semen Leconomy § | ment, cherry pat- $ 5() a | Extra 5 Basen BY n : tore res ent trim; shell en ae Values _- ~ C B ’ Shirt Mama Dolls Scooters +. ; ‘é , Kray gunmetal pape ee ; oys Ir s . ) 4 CA two-burner Anda! of + de- patent Pw | Union Suits of elastic-ribbed cot- Special A fully dressed 17-inch Mama Substantially made Scooters : SS pendable make; is strongly , ton, in open or closed style—bodice . re cf Th P erell Val SOc Doll with composition head with a rubber foot pad, a ~ - built, its burner elements or built-up shoulder type. In regular Special riaay, ese repp atue at. . and arms will delight any brake, bell and yet « = . - equipped with “off and on? small girl at Easter. They are | tires, are practica! toys whic wet 7D switches. Finished in nickel so eeeneetientienentiaienes diieacteecitecnimeens tana cieateenttneme ee eee een an ee ea ne mt weer aaa r ’ aa saa | ; aa ~ or ae ; oa" : 4 : i 4 : . : . 4 i ne recat nen ncn ctl ter LR OR I i PO A ts talent it neatly ee a Aol nal AOA tg EL ANGI aden 8 nengannatenteds ‘ or extra sizes. Basement @ Shirts of broadcloth, madras and | Bed ——— other wanted cloths. Offered in daintily dressed in many dif- either boys or girls $3.95 3 3 plate. A very useful apoliancel MENT ‘ : . Special at Vv plain and fanc effects. Sizes 312 to ferent colors. | will love p a = —— apne W omen S Shoes Stained O8 14. J Basement Special at ad Toy Section—Basement Gallery Basement Gallery | NEU RITI ~ tenn at $1.40 Grade. >I: : P| \e | | ntroducing : aoe 92.07 | | cweanoen “pene” bond Stevia | | F. & B. Malt Sy rup ome Need S for Spr Nt gS Pen Oe ent oe EE eG egg eens ee OO OO Ot EGE LOOL LG EE A EE a nh ae te € Oxfords, to small stains. 55c Value at \ \ A Or te Sele ee te ae ee ’ : cheval | Printed Voile = = rae pots Two to perme yard | agi hard ‘tara a *< Many of These Housecleaning Helps Are Specially Priced - o mbina- ) ths of 32-inch | oile in neat ora ae Ls pea, Of pat: Dress. Gingham in | and conventional de- Eee a Stepladders Androck Ovens Garment Bags ent, blonde, checks, plaids, etc. | signs. Seconds of 39c | ‘¢ : ~ — — — 4) tan and black leathers. Sizes 3 Special, 125¢ ser 75C presely for .us, AM ae ! , @u $3. 15 | ¥ cen eae s¥se oc Pees —_ . sinmngasiia Economy Store of No. 1 Barley |} ad me Ae A oe ‘full-rodded Stepladder Round yrs ‘ak “Gas-Savor” A _ well- aah moth and dustproof and flavored Cnerestt , . with a bucket rest (makes house- Ovens of black sheet steel. Good Garment Bag with a slide-in side with biended “Ss _ Ls — cleaning easier. size, with handle. opening. Size 27%57. Rompers and Creepers papseed, oud } : : : Excellent Men’s Trousers | Gomestic hops. Doubly saeteur- Famous & Barr Paint Carpet Sweepers Wool Dusters ; mee. ne | High-grade, ready-mixed a5 Bissell! Standard Brand Carpet Washable wool wall and ceiling Valen of | Lg rs aan 7 $2.7 Sweepers are easy $4.25 Dusters in good $i. 19 ~ Oe Er Rie mere, _ hp. oo i in ean? at \ axis 33 i eke OS oe ¥ : RF NIT Halton size | | Paint... ...-- cues running ) 79¢ Bed Outfits . | Garbage Cans Absorene Cleaner Poultry Wire € Cute garments | Special my, * Heavy galvanized iron in good Absorene is the best known wal! 48 inches high, 2-inch mesh, : | i : ~ vanized Wire. In 50- $72. 10 in gay little color ee ze with deep rim paper for combinations, Value at. pant $1. 10) Cleaner... CR 3 25c foot rolls ; : men’s | | i : — sc ns ¥en: Re Sees Pa ee ee ee ee ry Hospital Brand Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets | Durlacque Brand Paint Cleaner...3 for 380 ors. Many’ em- Trousers of cotton worsteds, | continuous post with two closed pan- ; ‘ seston Sane oon cheviot and cassimere, in | | els—finished in American or Hugue- to roll . .....10 for 68e 50-Ft. Poultry Wire, 60-in. high, 2-in. to a 6° 9) CY stag os lamgiooe g stfiped and mixed patterns. | | not walnut effect. 45-pound cotton Quart Can of Screen Paint, black or green, 50c mesh, offered at. | 4 , During 1928 the Post-Disp* ee ee eee 2 & 4 5 « and felt mattress and good sagless t Garment Bags. large size 60c ‘esteted SOheST imeten endl ie ; ‘ | zes 1, 2 and 3 Sizes 28 to 42 waist. es ele daring of heel ae 8 4 Transparen ag’ g Pasecment “Wants” — 45,649 more than © : Ping —— — oe nn A ne : ’ - 3 - : - _ - SepE CINEREA oe 7 mae — ~ a a A = - ~_—— - ee A EE EE OE ee OE CLC ee aie : —— ————s on ee ne <n — = - _ o- ° —_ aaa . oe ee ~~ egret ~ - emma combined 2 “z * $ 4 i onan = — — Se a OS 8 ; :

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UR is ores obi. ee cae eae Sa oN eae ey e _ t » > . 3 * > 2 4 > - * t p a : (Peat hss ’ y lege bys Sle : ¥ PE Te TH F PAGE 16_______- __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ anal Se —- Men’s “Gosmer” Raincoats Are Extremely Light in Weight, $5.95 @. These Coats are guaranteed—light in weight and cemented seams and slash pockets: in the very new silver gray; sizes # to 44. Les Angeles Denver Rah! Rah! Rah! for the “Learbury Tigers” The New 100% Correct a College Mod \ Spring Suits New Tiger Models in the New Tiger Stripes f ~ ~, ~ row * ~~ ‘ mY ER Ss SS . -— ~ %; ~ on i SS - eo SSS ~ SS MOON SSSSissarse SS € Young men declare these Suits to be just what they want! Collegiate in every detail! Get yours now for the Easter holidays! The short, boxy coats are in three-button style, the lapels are small, the vests have six buttons. the trousers are wide and the shades are the very latest and most popular tans and grays. > Ss “ Sh SSS Ss Sos LO A A LLL LALA, ES ON I ae te Unusual Values in Two Groups at ge a 3 One ot the Striking 5S $36 ana 8 39% —All With Two Pairs of Trousers ‘ee, ioe tf OE LO EOL LLL EO Se RO RO a a RI — a ate te a At the Dominant Store for Men widest choice ot newest styles values at all times. Men's Clothing Section Second Floor Men’s Fancy Pajamas Novelty Jewelry That Are $ —_ “) , ina — Pre-Easter LG fering at Special Values at @ With the new season comes the need of new Pajamas—and these in new styles should have your attention Friday. 7 a popular weight low-neck or collar -at- a tached style with frogs me | and trimming bands to — ; match the patterns. In the assortment are stripes checks and plain colors; sizes | A, B, C and D , Star * : | S2oulder Pin Necklaces Men'« Main ttleer Tub Silk Frocks in Demand tor the New Season! In New Styles at Diieiied Foulard 68 patterns that are so are available at this i the Foulard is soft- nches wide and choice APY hy 5 iN SCE i ay Px BC Ee eee nts AR aig cn ca ” Gre oy oo rr er | Spring — “ie Third Fleer of tweeds | Bridge Sets Bath To Extra Special a Friday at Feurth Fleer | In a Special $ 95 Offering at... = q Every Bag in this new assortment are so many stvies and smart colors that vou'll- easily find one to harmo- 8 to 12 years and vouths’ sizes ::2 4™ neck ' . iz to 3 3 ec Boys Broadcloth Shirts and Blouses *) 95 —An Extremely Large Assortment of Patterns at broadcloth: the Eton sty ; E le in sizes ¢ r nd th - ‘ 4 to 9 years a: ‘Re other styles in 6 to 14: Shirts with collar attached are made of a s rior a aes all : uper quality of domestic cotton heenabe loth in white oniy. Junior sizes good quality crash linen, quality, very abs hand embroidered in at- size 24x52 inches ewer + er tl @ Five-piece Sets from @ These Turkish is an oeerree value—and - @ Attached collar, Eton and butto ete Porto Rico — 36x36-inch Towels are bleached > ) nd ther e . . : c and m-on-collar B) ouses of wh te tan or bive imported Engl: ish cotton | cloth and four napkins of waitin ih 4 suis nize with your Easter outfit. Main Fleer Furnishing ‘“ection—Sercend Fleer tractive colors. white - ~ Lt Att ee tt ek et ete - — me . ~- _ pamenetes ne oe gree Editeuria! - age : aiiy Cartoe oi Coats in the season’s newest styles—so many differen: “PART ‘TWO. — Varying Views Life Term for Of a Chancellor Hadley Fave It, Circuit Attorney ener Consciders Pre: Statute Sufficient. : - ony Wri Chancellor Hadley’s View. .ncellor Hadley of Washi ‘sity no is also ch committee - throwtng the fhe hearts “elhar Hadler han for chal of the law. i* the new law. : em le - \ a as beneficial) } rrobable aid te prcement. vy mw that mae “rook.” he particularly, lisregard of their to see inorease ries, which I think, vor a life 1o has &@ So Mary the need law breaker sidener ‘Biontite Its Value. er hand, Cirecult aw as tions e ore unnecessary ade highway rooopery, ive tu seven ble. as it is, § in some ©€ five years course, | et that the he ex'ra 3 aftect ense & were Oi he opin’ tnag . aw was not stiff encush i defendant should get US . nad offense Prefers Habitua!] ( riminal iw eo jngds a & to life imprisonment an offené@er who comes rs Rass referred. is rarely YOKed because it has been ‘Poesibie to get furies to ces “ider For that reason fit farded es more or less of @ .* oe . a Thigk« Law Too itriex EH. Cullen another ‘—“Z Gefense aftarnev chara law ke a “good steg, enough T You can fird ene def SGusend whe eas threw Cos viciiers for comm:

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a eee on ee PAGE 18 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 192¢- , ‘SENATOR NORRIS AND THE WAR. | FRANCE’S CONSCRIPTION ACT. - DISPATCH | ST. LOUIS POST 0 One nf th ‘ uiiii y i iteg | Ee ee my hy , ar ew law for nationa! defense ’ ; ; W omen ¥ . -- = 2 r¥ ~~ - . - >? ; e4 : ; a ; ' t ? Q : ’ - j mf } : ‘ . ; — : i. ' ° ’ - . — ._» . — " a . re all goods th. Me ™ : ' | ‘ = | : appropriated. Al! cer eit ies, A | a 7 ; More “Twice Bert ' Men” a CHANGERS. by Haroid Be od (G. P. Putnams Song.) ~ THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM ia P Pen itizen will be under fignt! | | | ‘ Le mthals - . } é j ; ( if- N° ‘omo0atan lisappears. er > . ' — Tt is not ynmcomimon to hear t rr) cy ~ iz} , : hu h ait = » - “| Y every form of cap- complaint j the many distra ‘ 2 ; . " iz | ‘> . make no difference in its anrcins* : : 3 ee ; | : a : wi | cae and the © nical temper principles, that it will always fight 5 1 ru us ears | [tin nis iay ifhorsoip, . 5, cH — ae a 7 r d : 3 modern a oric are s* Si.ting for progress or reform. never tol- a r & ‘ res i * tee + “tja ty PF l_.Rancon : ? 2 om eo } ; the * #- e- 6 , : 0! Lil : 2 Se . . F popular dri Away from, t : ; | : : be foe . a epurches. Though it mey be & € etics Would show an increase ae umber of church met oppose privileged classes and public Bi ' ™ een sie eds . the tora ag = ne quarter of plunderers, never lack sympathy ; . "ns.and 1é in “ent Socialist St : ae . SE pare singe ee by b re that t , . - = _ . - 7 ' . . ¥ - ‘ re . 7 r Lhe i :y 4 wf . with the poor. alwars remain de- oe ; ; aire asec ee ' Re ee : , ; gt & ; NA TE cents: y. eS a e - aoe proporth : i ’ , ; : , tia : - ‘ ' a eae aa . : > } : - rT “Teas : neo ,aa - voted to the public weltarc, never ’ FS ; Ps rate ©- —s™ . . , : 7 Bi a ' » he mista ker Sis eee eae sect Cikes ion le rs Stheeiee re, 2 4, erowth of pepuilation. Tf be satisfied with merely printing ~otely si , as ponsors ave! ” r ne 3 , be . Sf (BUSTER te the ee tps x such a @ , . ie ‘ ' — oe > , : . . ; ; ; A j 4 TBAT: ; > ee news: agiwarys he draaticaliv inde- % 6 OT ’ p6ede arere mn } Bte! inet j Hniit Y GeLrensiv' ye ion ; . eas* te und as : 3 : ) | | . , | / | might greatly sadden these wi * , heir churches as fou t ok ypon le from . hich aione the livi T know that my retirement will PKR PROTO ite a ae erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogcues of all parties, neser belong to any party. always ae 2m & “—2 Av Dw « o- 4% Ee 7 + ~”~ Fs" aks a am eA Mig ® « pendent: mever he afraid te attack : “ow; and churches Rg shouid be just thag wrong. whether by predatery plu- ae tra hava a @ : - : om 2 = & dl Me " " tecracr or predatersr poverty. - ‘ : { ‘ i ca re | ‘ ; i _ a s % A i " ~ | os - = i a | | tains JOSEPM PULITZER. | : | , , \a D | Way OF luriaer avit e al - ’ . oe | waters . | ae ; : ; “Oe n ES . . and April 19, 1907. y f , nes mos them meqgie' _t . ; no ec m — ; : . iZalic 4 te = iy te rmans, ‘ ’ 4 | a. ‘ Pe | : the other “are there LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ewd obs tion ( the £ nd for lack of such endowment must resort to th rie 3 | ie o> VEAP ae ee 2 Sis | bona in the cowksure bliin was Purone * ~ + its bene! have ree of la : : | - oe we ery a So > Te: vey af the time, chortle glee In actual! practic 1 oniy Dee ran ‘ : -@ Sad ‘ . , St 2 ae ? _ f : ; o + F x ; Fee . Ne aa they are persuaded to : ¥ i, me ee DO i eS ates " 4 as an indication that = > rowing up at iast and ng too wise to be Fe Se a £2ER _— dee 4 ae tA v= -. & —— eR « een 4 ele Burns Memoria! _ ’ atone te Nine ian: dh, on. 2% ly ee ee « ae AB tage NARS ne ap Pe, ae ata SE Aa Sp Sete ee . « dye ’ be This one conception js being pressed in as many Ways 428 are temperaments, and it is € many names, ranging from pays legical terminology to the jarg faddist movements. What is nificant isy@be fact that it is & expressed somehow by more more writers every year: a rm Ws +4 244 Wi ee CR ae Oy eA RR Ri) Mets kt RRM, thee 4 ther the writers be mate | -hanists er mystics, the talked ‘nvolved im always the eens ae ne i , : .. = wavs concerned wih Pty need for integration of person rough a sense of.union wk ole Terms vary. but ROT wh OE SOL tee - cai we Way ine $ as * . ae x * ey Rak Ot btm yeh ten Pg. ee bap hetaat ee iat $ @ Fe : ts $y he mo ey, 2 PRR A a. ~~? > + : vad & r eanin man who rem : lowing’ _—_ Perhaps the strong tende Ry Nar ae ee fdas A pessimist i ao te oH | may be explained as the ‘table reaction against the emphasis that our scien¥ific era niaced upon analysis. The anak } method can get at useful eo . oo ee “Rs THE GERMAN BAND. sut faets are fragments, and “What has become >? the | -" . i? eniv the synthetic method that combine them into life meaning Mav not religion be desc broadi' as broken mankit eae vearning for an ultimate sygth tha - na aA > bh aed eS x Sine Geesrien steer 5 mm “Dore Te a - : + ag hi Sabie 300" + a * patient ots Wee . > oe ; See ey "SW a So oe ~ POOP Os ener. =. eee i etlliliietieetien ae, Roe + eee brics : nesta : sa gee iets ces i a anew nd ison have been Very neariy did ! ne pretzel, it changed good. hon. “Life Changers” repreass swept aside. There are no barriers, no antitrust law: eer into a yeasty gamble and caused the breed THE PARROT COMES HOME TO ROOST. iE. tne coum corvut of GH mental religious impulse tm Ho NTs BI EOLBR ST resaid moral collapse Nee te ae wan Vy ~~ a ~~ A ee oa ay NS RS Ie OI Mga: 6 ed ” . & rs onl ao dea tie Sa CR Ga ee 2% | tien, ter miil below @ } >and had! - oe I . ; 7 in , : ’ E a Ts : . janes — } now moving far below the loud giittering surface of contemyp life. Harold Begbie, the aut has long been known by @ for book entitled “Twice Born “eA nara Na where I imagin t 1e hors i reaches ; te ' annat ie he iuiaiinei ee : ——— ee Te ne ct tate the war cith the aiuad [Pheal EGG ee cues Gl eee fi JUST! A MINUTE and sav 33 . . oe ‘ ‘ . . hd i i ud ; j [ “aU j i ‘ 5 + Tam O'Sh ‘ " Tam 's old chair a! ig reguia- iid nothing of their lea! ame Fata ry is uterpoiatio in such pleces ¢g ‘ . - psi —— tion round of drini 3, athe “O° where in the spirit of our ow: | Vhere Papa Goes age PERS: 2 1 oage giz THE PATRIOTIC SWINDLE lew see so plainiy the same evil, ti rdi- ne | pabhensese y violinist is, , | See ae a ae ANOTHER UTOPIA CRASHES. @ nernies CRITICISM OF RE 7 o ‘ys ba " ' we take i you mav see I Sroti i i ‘ Ri ‘ in is ot . ‘i > 2. . a . ; o : ‘= » i ; i 4 + : ; —_— ‘ , , " 7 , . The Ohio State Legislature made s me of Robert Burns and the re co nc er , » = PUUevi Musics a 7 ; ; AEE uy RY . ete ine ae iy alr Wins ee 2 5 ee ae 7 | alth,. his back yard and his bu: it oft the fund WHY BORAH SHOULD } .ccordion player daily tortures a $100.000 pipe organ | oe : ~ we take. That's not news. Read on, snd AS IF IT WERE honor him rumored that Senator {} » th tect ee mpso! ag anu en ‘riticising. In redistricting the State a . Yours rarwv ; } { ; t i ‘ . ture —_sr 17 o + : ’ -” . s- S 4 i i i J i > ‘ — , » ‘ . r + — : ‘ " . 7 oe : ‘ = . -_ ' . ee LLuiatae tid tea iv VoL ‘ i. Prescott, Ar oo . soon De et agian — . ee ectea tHe nickels wit! b : rHE BOBOLINK. a . -_, qd te ¢ Bishop Coadjutor Ivins s Sewn ONES i ot Die Me aa , ; u ail Piast Sn eae ; °O sOmethtn 20 ' iolmes County from any congressional , Je | ‘ ‘ ia iJ / 7 os ~ . Lic tr Qi wh “ ‘ 7 Q DQ . ' ‘ sadness and . : ; : , a) Time Pics a ‘, oe cia ileal . - ; ; and mee ict. mes County, be it said in pail : so it has no busine The 4 w Pek se) « ; 4 L4 ba Ww “ . RE = ? Y R | 3. jas . Sila 7 - ‘ 2 ; : . “ . ‘ Ba : ra 2 os 4 C9 . - raj é q >; 4 me . ‘ ‘3 1 cua " Pa ~ 7 * d % .. = 7 rt q j = ; 3 5. Be , ae > 3 4 > : mes during | ty reigns, Mencken writes Maen that’; “Siete a) ae face” - None iSsoOmM, and . ec Sa , ) ee : ss od #8 a sere ape hee % . ae se | . i e ‘hward 1 — Pian . bir, . r* Es me _ . md a oe on oft rignt (an we bind ; ee Speer higpemndl se me lg aa . sade Caeeactaaay , | ' es St. ma | re a thousand | 3 tha : ehte pat! S hadeadt od * —o Pielerepiagioessn: 7 worship of Almighty God with rot 24 ' 2 | | i Kit hte ee " : | | SRE hate! OU: sand eats ‘ plump that there is ‘and o 4 : ‘Liberty? Tall renenee 6 ay SS ae Oe 3 Democrats ve f eographical " ttetibe . Lage es = —_ | feel very keen!y as I t ance” Never , Ca ' . : =z : 2 cannot so much * Heonile that we are ali uncom ® cd “fe Nasir oer at a re a int hematin deena imuee mines aah. tae se ka yr etieg tie better sewer fa , a , iain ote 3 : pais tre | sein am | ,Sound Missouri | v waiting for some cat necessity at pres- iss. fie , Johan eee acta nd ~ "apenas ape ey . m some reaching out 1 low ané nin or : ver aeons yates i a as .O us, the most striking thing about a »f God to teuch human nae nson s having the presidential gee id in the past. but he re nated from his system is the fact GE | once for all in the ir Lord Jesus Christ. We ok for anything else. \e contrary ae& and aporeciate to its eleetion as Mayer ‘« that religion its ne ffect on the stam OS0PhY. no mere human a2c1Oon Ro human associat at religion is divine, ts of G A Te aoe «om. € prt s eee . ” f } . , o 2 . ~ = = : y > :* > r - aiong with al) , , | T ! | : liason . ‘ Penngart saacil : trict ia ahem a od wid. | Nt 3 : : os Happens mre , : announced are the q “i their cause an none ie, “artm: + _ aie . a a . . , os aa nahadw tb eT mark. the Pimoress of wile . nd stra oe te Oe rw ; — ‘ ; : " ' : : . . 2 . — . a o— ne ‘ ie y id ' 1D r ry 4 7 Tn " oe = : — 1 ’ : YT) " . _ aE , hoes parm LO nk | lav eld un tutional last ir for! Wiehate . | , CaVlornia. whieh CH A Canny Emplorer oe ore Fi : Ss and \ ty would t ahout $9 0 a) “s | | : , 4 . eerie mough. now gete wall 3 AUVENET ESTATE $! Te the Editer of the Post-Dtapatc! Soll ee ee | ed : plan for that area is submi in a] r et Spel pap 8 aia Mi | ee eo Former Chémiat Bequeathed j ee workman's lability con Isa — pen } it tr the ait : . 14 - 4 ratiarn é * | z ‘ Biographica/ Note. — | te Children «+ sectety. law, which went into effect the fir . yo Ss sates ; LW, and | Vebsie meyers , irgely laziness as , (ne isiand of ‘| : seeks ltaliag 4 : mrentory of the em 4s = a: if sine ull Muse eed de® me n am Mare ‘ uvenct, & . an wht? ‘ and mining é¢ngineer. * . 1’, was fled vesterd “ . 7 ef the rear and which the writer ha. | - ; ote | | - Ao } fas a mendahblile «sy bt ot goes opportunity of voting against twice, a eee Cee = ;, ms ind 17} sioner - i : a ee . . n would like the same chance again . 1 a ay Tare tains eior ' titi . ha | ce ed ss eae ne iuedecers ome om . 3 | ee a *O%"8 personal property ¥ ens Very nic ‘m- propriation. The : a : i” me ae gas ee | “pe says the Unttem Sta Sin the - tm ete, eee nw $144.698.78, of which $177 er , ona ] “m nloved 2 | | a : : “ i vs am te evs | ty ‘ 7 | 7 | rs se , an - " resents tive part vaius an a HOSS Against e® pos as mh | rest ee s : n hie will Chauvenet. ¥ Men & Wages *or COMmPeNSATION 'fne'lea a0 aad > (yzar®r rm « . , . wa fs c_ i ; , . , - ‘ . : a ; ; j é at 3737 Washingten Sew telieee hie te . os BeBe. steel | plans, and ) | e ) ty | Imaginary Conversations. | ade specific bequests & and shifts er met | , ex e* _ 4 saith . , Willies Father ¥ io you Ba q Sty 969, tinctuding one of of by —a = ; , i trem whie . | im a ;' irried sf Ln th as : heiiniitihiie sed forging my name ‘on your 3 - 4 The St Louis Children’s , , Pillg ® co ad . | ? OT ' - oa ” sey were swen ne ‘ 1 estate Between bis sind 00} te ee : a ‘ practicing to sell notes about 7 3 Mary ¢. Molden. and his s"ow wp. a - q S@nacel §. Chax remet. Re AR RL POET? ape RE as sgt ts i.

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: More “Twice Born | Men’”’ | LIFE CHANGERS. by Harold Bes-| pie. (G. P. Putnams Sons.) | 7 1S not uncommon to hear the | complaint that the many distrac- | tions and the cynical temper of the modern world are resulting in| g popular drift away from the} churches. Though it may be that. tistics would show an increase in| the total number of church mem-| during the past quarter of a' Cetery. it is probably true that the rate of increase 1s not in proportion | to the growth of population. It is to undersand how such a fact) might greatly sadden those Were look upon their churches as foun- tains from which alone the living | waters flow, and churches have peen, are and should be just that to} millions. . On the other there are: many who, in the covksure blind-| ness of the time, chortle gleefully; over what they are persuaded to re- gard as an indication that. the! world is growing up at last and so) is becoming too wise to be reli- gious. 3 But those who have a considera-_ ble acquaintance with contempora- | ry literature should have noted a fact of far deeper significance than the sorrow of the one class or the glee of the other. It is the fact that a steady, strons and silent cur: | rent is flowing in the direction of | ah ancient religious conception which is fundamental in all, creeds, however it may have been ! dimmed by conventionalism. This one conception |s being ex- pressed in aS many Ways as ther: are temperaments and it tis given many names, ranging from psycho- logical terminology to the jargon of faddist movements. What is sig- nificant is the fact that it is being, expressed somehow by more and more writers everv vear:; and} whether the writers be materialis- tie mechanists er mystics, the prin- ciple involved is always the same lit is always concerned With need for integration of through a sense of. whole. Te Vary. b meaning. Perhaps noted may be explained as the in- evitable reaction against the over- emphasis that our scien¥ific era has placed upon analysis. The analyti- ea] method can get at useful facts; | but facts are fragments, and it is only the synthetic method that can combine them into life meanings. May not religion be described broadly as broken hand, ® Be (ne personality with the it not tne union ms ~ ‘ ~ ~ 5 J | the SLI nz Lrenaency ' With | man i man, an impression, _does not mankind's | William James that he wrote his | ——.. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ss -_ Many Books, G NEIHARO famous ‘Varieties of Religious Ex- | perience’ as a “postscript” In “Life Changers’’ Mr. Begbie tells gf the activities and marvelous success of one “F.Q@B.,” an Ameri- can, wWo is now in England quietly going about the business of regen- erating men. This “F. B.,’’ who has insisted that his name shall not to it. | ; ‘ i be used by those who help him in | his work, because he believes such personal publicity would him powerless, is not to be scribed as an evangekst in the com- monly accepted sense of the term. and we render | de- | | He makes no emotional appeal to | 'those whom he helps: are | told that he is uniformly successful men of widely varying tem- peraments, life experiences and mental attainments. He claims no and it seems impression command: first may the of to be he is a thoroughly commonplace lowever, that long persist. For years he has been working chiefly among the students of Cambridge and Oxford, where he has a strong and steadily increasing’! group of followers, and it is said that his _influence is beginning to be felt in The the our American universities. most encouraging fact about religious method of "‘F. B.”’ it in no way conflicts either with religious creeds or with conceptions; an@ it wins because it works. The greater portion of Mr. Beg- bie’s book is given over to obvious- ly frank narratives of personal ex- perience written by those who have come under the influence of “F. The book is decidedly worthy the attention of anyone who has felt strange and a bit lost in cosmos—and that proebably scribes most intelligent people. ever this f qde- Easter. the northbound Wonds 3rings back goose and Prophetic Sons of Thunder. Apostles of the: Rain. Once more t+hne Lij¢ Cran¢ many a battling river The broken gorges boom. Behold, the Mighty- Giver Emerges from the tomb! In Now robins chant the Of how the wintry swa Is litten with the glory. Of the Angel of the Lerd His countenance is lightning. And still His robe is snow As when the dawn was brighteni Iwo thousand years ago | power of any sort other than any |! all | who come in contact with him that | SOme | | Miss is that ! scientific | _THURSDAY Returns From Abroad. | in marriage by her grandfather, Anthony Ittner, will be attended ry her sisters, Mrs. Hoyt Hall, as matron of honor, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Ittner, as maid of honor. Miss Rebecca Williams, sister of the bridegroom, will be bridesmaid and Judith Ittner, young sister of the bride, will be flower gir}. Williams will have as his best man ‘Ark. Richard Bulf, Jess Donnell, Scott Parsons Ittner, a cousin of ‘Miss Ittner, and Hoyt Hall \serve as ushers. | The bride will | combined with chiffon. Her gown lis made simply with trimmings of rose point lace and a train of the ‘chiffon. She will wear a veil of |illusion beld in place by a wreath 'of orange blossoms and will carry. |a showef bouquet of roses and lilies |of the valley. Her attendants will wear gowns of georgette in the ‘| pastel shades and will carry spring —Ashen-Brenner Photo. MISS LORAINE GROVER. GROVER, daughter of M Mr. and Mrs. James Hamil- ton Grover of Hotel Chase, has returned from a trip abroad. Grover will] make her debut this winter., Iss : Social Items MUSICALE, — first of series, at 11 o'clock ill contribute to pervad- the vw atmospn I ere ‘ ni c2eOague he Galeria Building. is being obtains 4 from The the lo- T ~ Inem- i seaZse , le (‘leveland hapter of Junior by Mrs. John who 18 in* charge and play | In addition group of songs bj Duncan Scotch ballads by Harold of Bee- Jones Ross Meier Mre. one Mrs and Mrs. Allan ‘yman will Dozier Conant fron Mendel- D' Albert. Miss Sing three interested Tnoven = sing a aguet., . 17 ? . Weill pias Dy kK roeger “onges Invited ‘tions SSonn T izOU DUSSY and ise nodern are ‘oOllowing program there lub luncheon. field of endeavor Junior . League, has been | clubrooms |, a tal- Tal- | who modern in | ‘flowers. The flower girl will wear ad frock of pink organdie and will lcarry a basket of pink blossoms. Mr. Williams and his bride wil! | their home in Pine Bluff, make | Ark. | . An engagement of interest is that of Miss Edna Lawrence, a niece of ' Henry L. Lawrence of 102 part avenue, Webster Groves, with whom she makes her me, and Firmin Desloge Fusz Jr., which Wags announced today at a bridge luncheon at Hotel Coronado. The roses and orchid sweet peas. The The announce- }} ment was engraved in silver letter- ‘ing on the bridge talleys. Miss Lawrence was educated at! 'the Ward Belmont School in Nash-| and a son EVENING, Mr. | 'James McGaughe of Pine Bluff, ' will | wear ivory satin | Bom- table was adorned with sunburst | guests were 12 closé friends of the | prospective bride. APRIL 7, 1927 ville, Tenn., and at Washington , University. Mr. Fusz, the son of | Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Desloge Fusz of 44 Orchard avenue,~- Webster | Groves, is a graduate of Notre Dame. The wedding will take place in| i the fall. Miss Alice Wilkinson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wilkinson of 5540 Pershing avenue, has returned ifrom an extended from York, where was with grandfather, Henry Biseton. N ew her Visit she been re- at, Han- Announcement has eeived of the marriage. kow, China. March Vv. Leahy Jr. of St. Miss Charlotte Camerson son Of Albia, Mr. Leahy. is office Inspector “Leahy of 1373 and has been Gillespie & With in | last four years The bride is the daughter-of Dis- | trict Judge and Mrs. D. M. Ander- son of Albia, la. She is a gradu- ate of Grinnell University, | registrar of Boone College at chang, China, institution nected with Mission Ls 6 of Louis. la. the son of Post- Mre. R. V. avenue, wy i: York, for the and Blackstone emploved New Hankow Sons of offices Wu- an the American Society. Mrs. Mary Godin Delorme Dies. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Godin Delorme, who died yesterday of in- firmities her in Cahokia, after an iliness of six moths, will be Saturday morning from '€hurch of the Holy Family to Old | Cahokia She 86 | years by a | daughter. at home Cemetery. was old. She is survived Miss Laura -}. Delorme, (‘harles A. Delorme. and | Ander- | and was | cone | the} SITES IN PARK FOR EASTER J SERVICES BEING CONSIDERED Promoter Desires Location That Will Make Gathering Literally | | a Sunrise Meeting. ) |* To make the proposed morning service in Forest Park lit- erally a sunrise service is the plan Edward S. Travers, | point (“hurch. of the Rev. rector of for scheduled «~ ¢ . ation. i ter ; The Apol (“horal at the have service Various ch to take | childrey ' ising. tel | ling in which, llish a | ’ Veterans’ Society Incorporates. Application for articles of incor- sunrise { ity ‘ ;* community FKaste;, California. | poration | yesterday by the Veterans’ Relief | Society of the American Legion in| Louis County. | | tion has for its purpose the admin- | of assistance to ‘soldiers and their dependents who/| | They will assist in| | the work now being done individu- legion posts St. |may be needy. i © “er a ] . Pe by istering “ ho part. A aise the Dr. St. Peter's vViewlng r *) Art Hill s llo Club been and urches have has officials plans for is believed. services were made 10 different in the county. is arranging Hg has not yet décided what place | in the park will be the best vantag: the for: 8:2 a. Richard }Sunday, April 17. Accessibility is another c@nsider- | Besides the Municipal Thea- and the near Sylvan Lake and the Lacfede | Pavilion are being cor | and invi ivinisters chorus of school been are usage, like The ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Easter | Episcopal for it. | sunrise, m. Easter lope, places | FRIDAY For two days only this special low price on genuine Terie Aryptoks smart library sold at optical offices at $15 to $18. DR. H. J. SINGMAN, Optometrist THIN PART FUR . herpes erg tithe «rgmgetet + oe a Ome. Fe ee a ae = RAE PD ei AA 3 4 ee ee ee ee en ve eee ~~: —— ~~ Cpa eae om We cate oe orapw ner. ~ ee ee a ee PRO ELE EASMD DAN LA» Hille MB. % rine . A ee a wi? 4% ne nny aes ? AMR AO Re he ANI mm aman 5 EOLA: te % BP hp? Pw Pa tal mh ie’ eee at id 2 oe . o ae 5 AR yn et ¢* 4 ee | eachs Thursday of yearning for an ultimate synthesis* “Life Changers’ represents an important recent to that strong current of the funda- | | be a i O who can stranger To what has come to pass? Zertram Fy: The pity of the Manger il | direction i ‘ \ \j contribution ’ i reuson Mrs Fowler of 3 Q West- A MINUTE (Copyright 19827.) UST OTHER UTOPIA CRASHES. Ohio State Legislature made a mis- That's not news. Read on. and quit ing. In redistricting the ature accidentally voted exclude s County from any congressional dis-* Holmes County, be it said in passing. iy Democratic, so it has no .business in Ohio. Mark Hanna is tand Harty Daugherty practices la‘ @€d at their exclusion, the embattl Grats petitioned the “‘most honorab! Tudite assembly" to make Holn ya “free and independent State. w! forevermore be the home of libert: Phical igence and Democr: sioned and, where eigns. Mencken Ritchie prses run. and Jo Philip Hill 1 We read the manifesto a second Ur dream vanished. Liberty ” Tats. Aye . (;eographiical ? Never! We cannot so ‘Missouri the to hoy where inte?!) another Mar wrtes. vn mu 8, the most striking thing about Hi- ohnson's having the presidential germ ated from his system is the fact that not a Democrat . - a Paign speeches to the contrary anding.. Thonrpson’s election as Ma’ icago will have no effect on King of England. On ‘ ie Tne siart height of swank: Calling the umbrella a “couvert charge.” “ - ~ > ides, gracer t) tae es are staple necessities Paris wdust OmPplaint Ppear on the screen ly consists and is you ear’ is said to among movi complaint sawdust in the carpen tours Benes ear“ stage | ~ lo Gdires COonri?y had sup] . » FABLE. © upon a time there was.a trai bpd nobody had the brilliant fdea that ME 4 horn would expedite matters. 7 . . ric 10 reports from California, las started, v earthquakes which ' us : the news ©€s8 enouch. from California. gets worse, » > . Biographical Note. isiand of Corsica seeks 1 P g£e.s it. ail Wa poleon the ru] now *wmtienm * - Sere | ao Wil 7 . ‘ ’ > Slusselini need tO ltalian € retroactive , oe . . VAS a} ice in the Sacco-Vanzetti been rendered blind by . “ . f AS the Imaginary Conversations. ilies Father VM you mc: AE My Name on report mt your grades good? Nie: They were swe}! pa; but asi cing to sell notes about Megies wic* wp. oo vour ; rial % 3.De :4 mental religious impulse that is now moving far below the loud ang glittering surface of contemporary life. Harold Begbie. the author, has long been known by a former | book entitled “Twice Born Men,” | DECRIES CRITICISM OF RELIG Bishop Coadjutor Ivins of Mil- | waukee in Sermon Declares Its Divinity. | The Right Rev. Benjamin F. P. Ivins, bishop coadjutor of Miuil- waukee, Wis., preaching last night in Trinity Episcopal Church, said: “We talk about religion as though it were some prerogative of our vwn, as though we had made it ‘I do not like this, I do nof like that’: ‘I cannot believe this, I cannot be- lieve that’; ‘#hat is not legal, that is not right.’ worship of Almighty God with law? | If region is only an organization, | we are playing with it. “Tl feel very keenly people that we are all ly waiting for some catastrophic event, some reaching out on the part of God to touch human life as he did in the past. but he revealed himself once for all in the person of our Lord Jesus Christ. We must not look for anything else. Let us rise up and appreciate to its full degree that religion is no mere philosophy, no mere human organi- | zation, no human association, but that religion is divine. is of God.” as I talk to unconscious- lil iedicientneiiiitnnnmenn Alexandra Has Five Names and Five Godmothers. By the Asenciated Press. ARCADIA, Cal.. April 7.—Coun- fess Alexandra Dagmar Francks Marie Margretha of Rosenborg to- day was the official name the eight weeks’ old daughter of Prince Erik of Denmark and his wife, the former Frances Lois, Booth of Ottawa, Prince Erik ranch near hers the scone of a of lives on a poultry and his home was roval christening yesierday. The godmothers in the Order announced are the Queen of Denmark. the Empress of Russia, Mrs. John Frederick Booth Wa, Princess Margretha Mark) and Margrethe Bourson. godfathers Prince f;eorgre of Greece Prince Axe! of Denmark. CHAUVENET ESTATE $146,000 Former Chemist Bequecathed $2000 to Children’s Soctety. An inventory of the estate of William Mare Chauvenet, a chem- lst and mining engineer, who died © 10. was filed yesterday. It shows personal property valued at $146.698.78, of which $137,000 rep- esents the par value of Various | C8rporation stocks In his -wi)} (Chauvenet, who lived SS 63737 Washington boulevard. . Made specific bequests totaling $25,000, including one of £2000 to the St. Louis Chfldren’s Aid So- ge and divided the residue of | “88 @state between his sister. Mrs. Mary C. Holden. and brother, | Sttacel j1. Chav renet. of Den- of are and | Princess The His ‘Pp. m. (evenings. Can we bind aroundg,the |. Is mighty in the grass! Undaunted by Decembers, The sap is faithful yet. The giving Earth remembers And only men forget. Holy Week at Cathedral will begin with Sunday masses next Sunday. bishop Glennon wil} at solemn pontifical mass at 11 a. m. and solemn vesperg will be at 7:36 The Rev. R. C. MeCarthy, S J., will preach his closing Lenté@n sermon. Solenin Wednesday. Th Archi Holy Thursday, -20 a. Thursda. 9:30 a (,00G give a sermon on “The of Our Lord” Friday night Gift of $10,000 to College. Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn April 7 A gift of $100,000 to George Pea- body CollegeMor Teachers by Ben jamin Newton Duke of New York, services St. Lours Palm A rch- officiate Teneb: e+ 7 + Tid late é 7 ill Bs +} LNeé ‘out of the Washington Duke Fund. is announced used in the erection of tory. The fund yi be a dormi- ‘ — . ; , marriage John le returned home at Miami —) att has lier moreland + just iroOr%rni Beach, Mrs. Charles Cumeninegs of 4396 Lindel] daughter, Miss returned from re they visited Mrs. Humphrey Is spending the winter thers Collins h OUTS he (Collins boulevard, and her sett, Co} Ashe > anovLliier ims, have ne: a. C daugh- Gifford, who Mrs. had as her few Tuesday, Mrs. Archibald New York (“alifornia. CuUeCST ror a King on 5 she has gone to Little Roek, Ark.,.to meet her day a 7 , . aughter, ISS Gertrude, who has been with frandmother, and they wil! urn to St. Louis in a week for a second Visit wit) Mrs. Charles of (“ollins who is her > | ner al ol ‘ nimings UCpllins ’ Miss Mrs Warne Nanev Ittner Wavne man avenue Edmund daughter#of ittner of 514] will become the Lewis Williams. Mr Mrs Benjamin Robertson Williams Pine Bluff Ark., at 6 o'clock this The ceremony will take he Church the Unity services bride SOT ang of evening place at the . of and read by Dodson in the and close reception wil be the Rev. Georgee P presence f relatives friends, n informal] will be ld tmmediatelv weddin; iT} Ltié Alhance the chur Miss after the room of be given . ight out of ————— Ocean- Fresh! ELICIOUS fresh fish— straight from the sea to of Ot-) your dealer. Cleaned, boned, ready to céok. Forty Fathom Haddock Fillets are clear fish meat—the prime white breast and sides of the fish. No waste. Shipped the day the boat docks, they are al- ways fresh, never frozen. Moderate in price, too. Ask your dealer for Forty Fath- om Fish. Bay State Fishing Co., 30 Fish Pier, Boston. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! Look for our trademark on every wrapper If it isn’t there, it isrft 40 Fathom. her sister-in-law. made. the lastantly , eagerly oe ' America welcomed, demanded «it . French way f Ps”. 5 a a _# =>" y The country that understands women—France! " The women of every nation turning to Paris—buying loveliness from the wisdom of France. The whole world has looked to France for fine toilet soaps. For wise France knows that her incomparable cos- metics lose their magic unless the skin in itself is exquisite. Smooth, youthful skin! Cheeks and arms and gleaming shoulders, velvety, petal-like. For this France developed the famous French method by which Lux Toilet Soap is made. What promige in just its creamy sinoothness! In this firm, finetextured lasting cake! The caressing, instant lather (hard 10x T Olle e SO A P.-- \ For a Smooth Skin is the gift of soap ~ . ‘ — 2 _ oo “ ‘ ee ° . “ 3. + « - n = . 7 ma Farle ’ petal-like. Its every quality is French—the very things you loved ”* " water on the Continent taught the French that secret) soothes and refreshes your skin, leaves it faintly fragrant, in imported soap, recklessly paid soc or a dollar for as a ‘treat The bloom it gives your skin is French! With her genius for achievement America puts this savon de toilette within the reach of all the family. ““Make us a soap as wonderful as fine French soap but much less costly,” you told the World's largest soap makers. “Somehow— some way—it can be done.” You were right! Lux Toilet Soap proves it. Generous, delicious, it is just ten cents! At last —a savon de toilette at a reasonable price. Lever Bros. 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Sales RI RE SPER et dee kas RRSP A ee ct as = 46. 2g toe Oeo ss ie su “ o . oC ae 7 ; pate f eareTee —s ae ee ee ee SORE = SS EE RL: ; PEAR OE ap HOA ERK forts ‘ ; eo j a i e * 3 : Fe i. = os & P ia is : 3 ‘ 4 : a - 4 $3 ct M4 : oa y 4 5 5 c 3 ? “4 ia 4 ; 4 f 3 a ‘ e oe ‘ ; * .. 33 + a j iw * : § > : ve * Y Se ¥ ” > ; F t | = bi & > é $ m ; 4 a4 o Ps 8 ew - % i ‘ ; a: & 2 ih od : a 48 . fa. x 4 % : 2% ; & i Ay 3 am Shs ea = & ‘ane 32 i ; 4 ; BS be oe 4 - i 4 ¥ * ea 9 e ' ; r > oe ts os ' Be Bo t ow g ‘ ' ioe i nae 2 - ; bd ee . ta a ‘4 4% : ~ Tie q 4 ae s 2 4 x6i)- special Friday and Saturday at $310. > beat: inch table with an 8-toot extension. D : “ ait) Tour Deferred Payments In addition to these specnal prices we will allow you to extend payment period of time without any additional charge for interest. all cash. Or Prufrock-Litton Co., Manufacturers at your d in vour by A a A cabinet withlong drawer across bottom, long side chairs and two armchairs. » 4, living room ’ - *? t* upholstered flare arm, solid choice of eces With Olack anac Nlade irniture. Te & Aad ~-* 4 is _— 249, at $220. , yoia en a a Sa . lal a | ° ° Ss | . «.- INCcna Side- : ‘ lengeny two per cent discount for and Dealers SZ. aK FORD CO, EARNINGS IN 1926 $75,000,000 ABOVE ALL COSTS Ss | Dividend Payments Not Mentioned | in Annual Report Showing Sur- pins of $696,637, 7388. he Associated Preas. BOSTON, April +o whatever dividends may have heen paid in 1926, the Ford Mo- “>. earned $75,000,000 over and above taxes 4nd other offsets. Dividend payments were not in- the annual report of the} filed with the State Com- | ~fssioner of Corporations and Tax- | 4eaq 1D ow oo om pan y the item of “profit and showed a fain of the last fiscal year The 1328 report shows total as- sets and liabilit of $784,20§%,- 989 compared with $742.913.563 tha end of 1923 and $644,.624,- ation, but Pune % loss surpius ar Qi ~ €¢ $76.270,398 ror {es 468 at the end of 1524. Profit and loss surplus was giv- en as $696,637 $542,.476,497 in 941.081 tn 1923. end of 132 ” statement oo; TS88, comparing with 1924 and $4432.- a vear before, show 7.—In addttion The assets at the | 5. as compared with the | ‘ 9°7 Lives APRIL 7, ‘an increase of about $36,509, 600 | in accounts receivable, etc. an in- | crease of about $20,000,000 in real | estate value ané@ of about $13.- | 000,000 in machinery and equip- ment M at the close of 1928 was valued et $18,500,000 less | than at the clése of 1925. ~~ | Catsup with that extra measure of delightful flavor. i cl / Gwe = fig oT. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH 10x18 1-Car Size, Litereture Sent om Request——Manutecturet ana Sallt Only by Cc. GARRETT CO. Office—6220 RIDGE AVE-—Mill ame SUNDAY POSI-DISPATCOHS prints TWICE ag CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday TU MAPTT TILL WT a od Tid a hi We say its Cook Book™ a ~ because this cake is actually made from a Cook-Book Recipe such as yeu would use yourself NO*. at your ~ . cake wi , taste. For it: IT ~ ha 1S made . . Sroc = . ~ = Cer > A ere > «& \fake éi? ' 7 rea reson vrs cae "IIs ; — | - , ~ - > - — _°* se trom Ttnis ‘ef *,* HO exact rec gredie nts (Inside each . will find the \ pe we use. All in- tol meastrements. ) an EGG FLUFF CAKE your- recipe, if you care to, compare it with ours. You will you can serve real Cook Book Cake without baking it our bakers had cc chen, followed the d: ions of vour cook book and used vour ingredients. We invite vou to prove this at our risk. Ome into FOUE kit a ee ee © The name of this wonderful new cake is EGG FLUFF CAKE. It’s a moist g° iden sponge—light and fluffy. De- icately flavored with vanilla, and covered with’a rich butter-cream ic- ing, pnnkled with walnuts. You've really never eaten anything quite so luscious. This Cook-Book Recipe comes with each cake é teeth, breath and gums «ill. - Your Druggist Price, Mali Orders Filled ~~ ENS 93.00 Endicott soft toe, stitched; soles, sewed | - pubber heels “> anteed to gite _ ’ your money Men's $5 i . oF? Men's $5 > -* Men’ EN’S NEW OPCOA VALUES UP TO Smartiy tallored of some of this sea- son's mewest and most wanted woo!l- ens;. not in years have we offered ou such wonder- ul values. $ ITS and TO For men and young men, splandidly tailored of re- liabh woolens. Large as- sortment of light and = Spring patterns; choi EN’S $5 DRESS PA } vw LFF 7th & 408 Washi CIGAR SPECIALS HENRY FINEST T: Bra 15e Site Cae thi cia ~ Wolff-Wison’s The most wonderful valee you are made in Tampa, Fla. from Cigars. Flunt shapes packed in 3 for 2 BE SURE FLOR DE That Popular Cigar—Made ta Cut to ] Oc NEU Imported Manila Cigars, big Special, 3 for WOLFF-WILSON’S SEMI-CLUB CIGARS EQUAL TO MANY 10c CIGARS Sc Each, ‘oi 45¢ ROX OF 50. $2.25 Butch Masters, Don Jullan, Grande, Mapacuba, Manuel, miration, Lampert, Prefe Mercantile. Chancelior, Van Lys Straight sizes cut to 3 2 for 250 sizes cut to 100 Straight sizes cut to 126; B for 50c sizes cut to 14c; es Ruskin, Wm. Penn, Havana Ribbo- New Currenct Picharg Mans: eld. Meiba, Garcia Ra biea, Davis Smokers Red Det, Broce. Meyer's Handmade for 25c ™, Box . 50

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$n — GS. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Garages | PYORRHEA * ’ DREAD Garages Laliy's Tooth Fowder on arising and on retiring — ee as ar” th, breath and gums will quickly improve. FREE Trial Sample on Request Enclose &8e for Mailing Cost gsk Your Drugeist Price, 39c and 75c s Laboratory, 5826 Heniiltee Av. Mail Orders Filled 00° A $1000: deed of trast REMEMBER—Ne required when we build a Garage Property does not need te be clans, Ne red tape te our Pinamee Dep, _ Cash Price List |] - ~ = 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 - 10x18 1-Car Size, $165 | Get Oor Prices on Other Sizes ; ORK ck OES fecturec anc Baullt Only by ; 0 I-ndicott-Johnson brand, a 4 “e tan, TT CO. soft toe, moccasin style. wripteg 49 a B stitched; durable com position - Boilder Pongalow Gerages soles, sewed and tacked: heavy All Sizes rhone—CAbany 8635-1808 Open Frenines and Suaders, 7 rubber heels. Every pair guar- anteed to give satisfaction. or = te your money refunded: a pair. ¥ TOH prints TWICE as many ; Men's $5 Kid Leather Shoes, tan or black. St. — Sunday newspaper, —_ . Men's $5 Tan & Black Calfskin Shoes, pair, Py = : —- . +) fei: Men’s Fine Dress Shoes, up to $7, $3.95 ‘ 3 Men's Oxfords, tan, black, up to $6, $3.95 7 en 3 $7 Oil Treated Work Shoes _... $4.95 Men's * , Black U.S. Navy Style Shoes... $3.95 e495 Officers’ Dress Shoes, pair _.. $2.99 EN’S NEW SPRINGSUITS & OPCOATS |, VALUES UP TO $40 ly tallored of of this sea- 's newest and . wanted wool- ’ ens; not in years Bihave we offered ou such wonder- ful values. SUITS and TOPCOAT For men and young men, splendidly tailored of re- liable woolens. Large as- riment of light and dark ring patterns; choict ENS $5 DRESS PANTS. A large variety to choose from Cake NEWEST STYLES, ALL SIZES $2.49 v ON 408 Washington—Grand & Olive a HOLE F- 7th & Washington — ' ‘CIGAR SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK END HENRY THE FOURTH FINEST TAMPA CIGARS Bio 15c Site ] 1 Box of 25 eae Cc $2.73 “Wolff-Wison’s BOSTON BLUNTS The most wonderful value you ever emoked for little moner. They are made in Tampa, Fia., from the cuttings of the high-priced Cigars. Blunt shapes packed in tins of 50. Friday and Saturday Sale 3 for 20c Can of 50 $3.25 BE SURE TO TRY THEM FLOR DE LAMPERT That Popular Cigar—Made in St. Louis—2 for 250 Perfectos . = .,, Boxof2s Sf 4 Cut to 1 Oc Straight, $2.48 . 4 NEUTRALITY BRAND Imported Manila Cigars, big blunts, handmade, long filler. Special, 3 for 1 Oc °s3 Box 33 100 R WOLFF-WILSON’S WOLFF-WILSON’S ook #SEMI-CLUB CIGARS HANDMADE . S too f EQUAL TO MANY 10c CIGARS SPECIAL etalon F {0 for too, are made | SC Each, 45¢ 6 for 25C hioned cook. BOX OF 50, $2.25 CAN 25 98c . Wrapped in Dutch Masters, Don Jullan, La Palina, La Fendrich, Garcia ® tokeepthem Grande, Mapacuba. Manuel, Henry the Fourth, Muriel, Ad-@ ' ion, Lampert. Preferencia, El Producto, Robt. Emmet, kind you used ; : n in the old 100 mails, Chancellor, Va per dees toe Cw a P) at home. : 2 for 250 sizes cut to 10c straight; box of 50......... 95 heazalght sizes cut to 126; box LY See $5.95 . ry Bite foe Ole BO TGO> BOE OF GO... . ccc ccc ncccn $6.95 g : o ohn Ruskin, Wm. Penn, Havana (‘*has. Denbv La Resta. s light Ribbon. New Currency, Richard Tungsten, Agent, Niles & s Mleld, Melba, Garcia Babies, | Moser, Hauptmann Hand-8 Wis Smokers. Red Dot, Brock- | made. Havana Ribbon (foil sf | ae T's Handmade Turkish, White Ow} & Box of 50 6 es 2 : for 25¢ $2.00 Special, fe Each ‘ # Smo ; —— KING TOBACCO AT CUT PRICES . ~ Srangor R'gh Cut 750 | 16-07. Velvet gigs tt 950 8 LAYER CAKES Malt and Half” ‘360 + tn ea 9g aie § e IcED RINGS y The POST-DISPATCH QNegularty prints MONE WANT than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. far ignore cannon, PEPE e eee | garmmple write Qhamberilain Med. bem CONFEREES AGREE ON PUBLICITY FOR ARMS BUDGETS ‘Sleep Soundly--- ‘Under Clause in Treaty, | League Will Be Notified of Land and Sea Expen- ° ditures. By the Asaociated Prees GENEVA, Switzer The prelimin Shitininent agreed to put a c! the draft jibe Oobligating the Pow: communicate to the League of Na- tions Statements as to the amount they propose to expend on land, naval and aerial armaments for each current financial year, so that 4 sate Opinion ormed The American spokesman, - land, April 7.— conference ause li! TS te Hugh Gibson, annot States was unable to accept idea of limitation of armaments by the ib f \ Jijiie bie recomTl- j juSl1O i he treaty of provis:'! ‘ for () © té Pudi ity regarding arman j exper get, elieving this uid adequately meet the situ I Warship limitation continues to absorb e a of the ‘Leemee of Nations preparatory commis- £10Nn Viscount Cecil, England, yester- day handed Mi. Paul-Bonco rrance, a counter proposal to ok French ‘plan of limiting warship tonnage as a whoie, without spe fying the . ps a I y ¢ tf? t — f powers é EB Oo ons ¥v tneir building programs Vis end Ss ig E¢ ted at rar - ré € er na a} rr? ia 4 pians sufficiently far ahead to give other powers adequate and also that she notify othe natories at a given interval in ad- Vance of any changes in buliding plans French-lItalian Clash. arose over private pourpariers among. the delegates in which Paul-Boncour commun!- cated to Cecjl and Hugh Gibson, American representative, the text of his nava! Gen. De Marinis, a i | y _+ | qispute Italy, | year-old | daughter, ranch home near Tuesday night. were The bodies Jose Maynes, 16, son of the slain, The house gave evidence | of a terrific struggle. A crude ax | woman. was found near the The gir!’'s body was bodies were mutilated _THURSDAY Anita, at Berino, Sheriff Felipe Lu- cero said Hidalgo had confessed. EVENING, APRIL 7. their = & discovered by mother’s body. nude and both ary commission for a| today | may be fully in- ’ inced that the United | limitation proposal. remarked | that he would want time to consult | Rome regarding any reached by private negotiations. Thereupon, Pauil-Boncour, who interpreted this criticism of his action, there had heen anv secret conver- sations The Italian torted he had not thing had been hidden. Germany's Proposal. Count Bernstorff, Germany, made a move calculated to force Ger- many’s former enemies to reveal] their actual land armaments, of which Germany virtually is stripped | under the Versailles treaty. Bern- storff moved that the question of equipment of armies be considered later. The @raft treaties Aiscussed thus it being reported that none of the great Powers wishes to reveal! its guns left over from the World War, which would be Impossible to duplicate without huge expenditures League Year Book Shows Increase in German FExpenditure. Copyright t. 1927. by the Press and Pulftzer Pu ishing Cos. (New York World Post-I Hispatcn GENE\ ry Ap! The motives that prompted Germ lany, after tha ‘dawinienae had taken Stand of all nations for disarmament, to join the United States and Italy in oppos- advanced complete ‘ing budgetary Iimitations, ts re- vealed through the League of Na- tions Year Book. This book shows that expenditures on its army. was limited to 200,000 m ven by the Adlics after the World War, had increased in the last two The efficiency of the Ger- been Vears. man military the at time by improvements in mpa- t¢ er ‘rennm mo?) ~e ; terials, personne] and training While budget con ipar.sons and and the United States is with thei According to Hugh S&S. Gibson, rep- resenting the United States, hie opposition is based upon the con viction that varying monetar; standards in various countries makes budget comparisons unfair. He argues that the United States could not possibly maintain army at the same cost as France because in France prices end varces are iower tnan } agreement | declaration as a denied that. delegate re-'| ; implied that any- | ‘ ’ } f the most ! Germanwv’s | hich has been double] in! publicity are ndamentalis of the Mrench -draft of the agenda which’ Kranc® would like to be prese nteq by the preparatory commission for he disarmame conference, they aiso have the support of Grert Brita G nany an 4 Italy ener- | getically oppose t} exe prov isione FARM HAND HELD FOR MURDER Young Man Said to Have Oonferred Spnegy-- Woman and Daughter. ay Aseociated Press 7 x - ; LAS CRUCES, N l.. April 7.—} Louis Hidalgo, 21-year-old farm- hand; is under arrest in connection | : the ax murder of Mrs. Juana Maynes. 48, a widow. and her 14- Sour food causes Bad Breath Thie Cigestive treatment stops bad breat pains belch ing. First: Mat aimpier foods ing cigestivre erstem to improve late better digestion and bowel regu- avouse healthy digestion. get re- anuits omekliy. 50c or 25c pocket 5208 at your druggist. For free 606 Part St.. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _PAGE 21 Stop falling hair completely—grow thick new hair where now thinning - or no cost proves hair roots seldom die Unique new discovery — revives them with remark- | That new hair can actually almost 70% of the time is the aston- able results in hair growth How to use. MODERN scientific research has| recently disproved many fa- owing. grown yored, old theories on hair ishing pronouncement today of nu- merous men of science. Thoroughly new and revolution- ary discoveries have been made. A method discovered which does what ; from 6ld-day science considered largely impossible. This method was tried out, during the last three years, in something over 200,000 cases, and records of results carefully kept. 70 times in 100, according to those records, re- sults were successiul. Results paarenteed in writing It is called the Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage. You use it at home—a few quick rubs over the scalp night or | morning—that is all. It is different does what no other method does or has ever done. Now They Revive Sleeping Hair Roots ea tremenéeasty ee Theat ia it and germ-com bat- tive root-rejuvenatin ing elements DI LY TO THE ROoTS OF THE HAIR. It works on the surface ef the scalp, combating infection of the Bebum that causes most falling hair and baldness, and UNDER THE SURFACE whick acts to revive dormant hair reete— the roote men of science used te consider beyond recall. Thus it stops falling hair compicteiy tm moet cases. It etimulates the roots te grow new hair. It grows new hair. Score of thousands of recorded results prove ite power beyond question. To avoid skepticiem and doubt, the Van Fee treatment is sold under sebeolate, written guerantee: It te warranted te grow new beair in $0 Gaya no matter what the present condition of your scaip, and to stop falling hair--or it costs you nothing. The dealer from whem yeu obtain it. supplies the guarantee with the treatment. Seo you assume ne risk. Where obtainable This method ts new obtainedic at all stores. Simply ask for Van Fas lLiqeu Bcaip Massage. Get the full 60-day treatment with writ ten guarantee te pretect any other home method known. | It is protected by U.S. patents. It) you. Or ebtain singie 6- Gay bottle te try. VANESS Liquid Scala Massage ' The Following UN LET Columbia Records on Comultat mae ici Sale Beginni ‘ : “Tames | | US I > cS © . in St. Louis ste 5Ii6 LOCUST ST. Largest and Most th for Becthowen Centennial Werk now stands as a monument to the world's greatest and best lowed composer. All af these are newly recorded by clectri- cal process; all are compicte; ate ip permanent art alburns : The list includes al) of the nine Sympho- nies, the Moonlight, Kreurzer, Pathetique and sonata Sonatas, the “Archduke” Trio, Fee eaga rye Quartets, three 18, - ry 9 nigger Quartet, Op. 135. o such record i has cver ee eat ane Columbia Masterworks Series is “A Record Library of the World's Great Ma sic.”” Its appeal is to discriminating musi all Ic offers to date over sixty of the most celebrated concert works of both clas gic and modern schools. Additions, selected from the best that the world's litcrarure of music | is to offer, are constantly bein made. Sutme other reoent rssucs (al! record- ed ciectrically, compictc ) are Chopin: Sonata in B Misor, for Piano- forte, Opms 58—Set No. 32 In Sex Parts—with Album $4.50 Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique, Opus 14—Set No. 34 le Twelce Parts—eith Album $4.00 Brahms: Sonata in A Ma Or, Opas 100, for Violin and Piano— Set No. 36 In Six Parts—with Album $4 52 Brahms: Sonata in F Minor, for Piano forte, Opus 5—Set No. 37 Is Eaght Parts—with Album $4.00 Schubert: Quartet No. 6, in D Minor —Set No. 40 In Eight Parts—mith Album $4.00 Schubert: Symphony No. 8, In B Minor (Unfinished )—Set No. 4: ‘ Ie Six Parts—with Album $4.50 Mozart: $ No. 35, in D, Opus 385—Set No. @, Ie Six Parse—with Album $4.3 Mendelssohn: Trio in C Minor, Opa 66—Ser No. 43 In Esght Parts—wath Album $4 .0« Saint-Seens: Concerto in A Munor, For “Cello and Orchestra, Opas 33— Set Columbia Phonograph Company, 125 S. Eighth St. St. Louis, Mo. — Columbia NEW PROCESS RECORDS Made the New Way -flectricatly Viwe-tenal Recording ~ The Records -#. *« ELECTRICAL PRVLESS a p as o- - - Records witheut ¢ &.. sca < Wandering in Ted Lewis) Fex Trees Band (Vocal Chorus ) Ford and Glens Blue Skies Gniersdort Sisters Me Cry Golden Showers 125 S. Eighth Se. Columbia Dance and Vocal Records from “Rufus Le ee ole wn He Lewis) Dreamland ep per eng tee el Ne. 899-D re i. 7 Yankee Rose (Vocal Chorus) lf All the Sears Were Babies (Vocal Chorus) Fex Tress, Paul end His Orchestra Ne BeD nk. oe Love Mas SA che Time ( Vent Chan) Waltzes, Leo Reisman and His Ne. ipe-D 10 in. Some What Does It Matter? (Vocal 5 pee You're the One For Me(Vocal Chorus) Fox Tre, Paul Ash and His Orchesers Ne. £27-D re im. 750 Ob How She Could Pisy « Ukulele Havin’ Lots of Fun (Vocal Chores) Fax Treas, Al Harslier’s Alamo Cafe Orchestra Na. 266-D r0 mm. 75 When I First Met Mary There's a Little White House (Where Ne. d6g-D rote oe Maddy Water “A Mississippi Moan) oe coe — Up ia the Hills Ne. 24¢-D 20 ie. 79 Peings Ties Segeee of You Let's Make Up The Whispering Pianist Gillham Ne. ta-D wim 79 What Does It Matter? Lf Y ou See Sally Toner Seles, Prankbyn Baur Ne. 444-D 10m 798 In a Little Spanish Town Veco Tris, Ne. i9t-D som 7 It Made You Happy When You Made Trail of Dreams Orges Salas, H. L. Rieder Ne iggD 0m I Hawaiian Sunset Walreu, Ferera’s He- wauan lostrumeota! Quineet Ne. 44-D 10 me. 79 Columbia es Maire’s Affairs™) (rom “Re Sp pete Lewis aad He St. Lous, Mo. FOR COLUMBIA RECORDS THE BALDWIN PIANO CO 1111 OLIVE STREET FOR COLUMBIA RECORDS Bim ow - -_ —— dis piglhieey am , are - ret RY ARN IE Hh ae: pe RR A ce ae MRD) de wre he hela oo aps mpg Oe sa ee ee rl ¥ a

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PAGE 22 nes WOMAN ESCAPES PROSECUTION “curt when the State was una the prosecuting wifnes ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ie to SUES RELATIVE OF LATE THURSDAY i a siot ——— EN fund case ENING Oa witnesa in the Maher-Katz $10,008 machine escrow . ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ MARKE O84. 2 Ce ee ~ Lert Spee oe a - eh PP ts ars « “> Oy * A eae Oe ‘, A Better Service at a Lower Cost ee ee . > Seome =)» i Meh ate St IAS ME Diya 9 Sopot 9 8 0A RMON > EI Ch ‘ ne. « ge a. ; Se ; ; -~ 5 os ¢ - 2 ; ~ " . . >» Y | A chars cing erforn sige a we McMillan Brings Action Against ~ 3 ‘ re #7 a - 2 f of fs , AY Alice McMillan Warfield. -t . ie | : 159A Armand 1 she and| rs A in T THREE ‘ : ter Ges = ox ~ is > , of > nm? 4 ' -_— cade ‘ ‘ = gE Ee , o A suit on promissory notes total- | a} F : - Xf: , ‘ c : Z - : ; OR ee - LESM FEN - ——————— — ——— ie ' soe sal : Sta ge $18,196 was filed in (©: £ SA i : 4 $ ; rer aN w A % ri . =, : as | court yertenday wy Mire Taete Me|H WA NITED) ‘ SOUTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS % * : ‘ > «ee - to Box No. D-403, Post-Dis- ; . i z , “ “ . : on *. : sed . — Q e = tc! . = 3 3 It’s Your Duty to Aid Him to Grow sickly, run dowa, puny, trai Ute forth The other notes are alleged fp patch. | e ‘ ¢ : . 43 en xf - Woke 3" a Strong. Active and Sound in | ones. | t e been executed | + 5 fer. 7 "4 a ~ ‘ . PS - hin eat * = ’ 7 ‘ * ‘ ren to take as cands | nemmt 00 ev are fine for thin. esta Reading or Distance sa - ics them—60 tablets. 60 cents—and the | women who reed more flesh, strength SALOON WHERE POLITICIANS auiek Wasteieal Gdaa ds es BE? ms a es supremely good combination of up-!vigorapd vita:ity. Demand McCoy's ) a bed at a -: 4 3 building agents surely does help the | —the origina) and genuine. HOLD RENDEZVOUS RAIDED i oie *. . | st eu 3 is : siepieiaiieniann Ee ; aa - ee Police Report Large Quantity of ow co ry. es ° , —--—-- e re icin ” a 5 — — Your Eyes Examined by | Vig é ‘ ES curate diagnosis ot the condi- RNR tty A Rs Sagan a “Wecaaee ee ea The Moritz Method RO ER - = :: ae oneue ait ai : a ie Léa oe 48 i LP a a 7%, © x % eGOo Mi kote: ar a pind 2 al r ins, was fr t ) INCLUDES THE OULLIST, THE wie i. gems 2 5 48 ae a nang : EP Ra Oe BE Rg PSE OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 2 ok bin BAS A. : OUGHTFUI a ; fe .enses im our own laboratory. , ¥: 2 sie - Ketan deta x ‘ ONSULT ATION FREE ‘1 > 3 ‘ “* ae - ~ i TH G ANS m3 #5: lo acquaint you with our Op § aves, Wee Teper tee Se YY if 0 ti | C ee ; oo a Oe GU a) é : i , a> flthey contineniog 118° belie 3 A valuable Ther- Leon ltt -..t.. 2? 2 FACTORY, 40 a ; ane reguiar $/.9U Value... . ° 4 bee Boren eps en ey a scat mometer to aoy- ‘S@@iLs th te on SS fh ae x 4 Write for Prices. Sas 1213 me ¢ 4 i ! s r DOLLLES . §20 ne §aiio0on one bringing im pes | iain es a St a ee - ; 4 . 705 705 s of wine a 22 " of alcohol and this ad. oe § Z om i Ba : ios at j 3 4 ——~ ia { WN Wage TAS Be —_. fu RQ MANY VAN \ | et ff x3 MAT 3 NMQ : \ \ ; , 62OCN im WSS - ) _ \\\\ MQqy WX 2 a = > a We / XS QQ \ MME QQ MOY \\ a nF BS MNdNNOAADVDADMIAs9syQygyq \ AY UG \\\ —— js § " S ~ | eee ? SAAN Wy . SS SS ~ \\ SS SS SS SS S SSN : ; — Ee N WANS | SSS | EG QQ AN NK \\ \\ AK Sita, ~. \ i ; SS) See SY 1 : .. The astonishing results of our Anniversary Sale announcement proves that the greatest auto \Y > a mn . \ : WN { ¢ >t it \ : ‘ey event in the history of St. Louis is now in progress. STAR SQUARE is selling merchandise on . y ) y S IY \ : igh - Ty . ee the principle of satisfying customers at any cost, and passing to the public the benefit gf vol- WS | : SY ‘ = 3 ume buying power brought about by its huge selling outlets. \ Bs? $s \ . P a ee ; e eee + : x 3 i — | Tie £ \ a i ‘ , ’ : oa ae ' SS = ‘ ; a | i on \ + >¥ | . 4 meee ° YN ae es “ if XY ps \ a. THIS great sale affords remarkable oppom — . | — & 3 \ AQ 4 rn \ ak. > y a . p AC Ra SS ———— | tunities’ to SAVE on the purchase of a @ \ | 4 QO WO SR ko _ . pi b “i : 9 i NAG = or WW WOOO A B Bed. In this event you will find an assortment — | = \ QW WN \ esos ¢ WN RQ \\N\ \\\ ~S . oat th e e ] i e 4 i é i A, \ ANS WN . oe - AAA wn \ \ \S ~ WN \ ‘ \ \, . \ , vs +i ; N WY Fk AN NY \\\ \\ ap eagacchanags 26% a ' WON LN YS 3 eee SNS ‘S SS ; WANS , ON SS \ . \ 9 ‘ | | GOODYEAR TIRES*:::: 1) cE Re cally every style of metal Bed... and atm ; aay : i Si \ . SSS WON ~ ceecee Sis \ ~ SS SN \ 4 ° 4 _ r he: } ‘ 4 AS SS SA — ‘ \ ° - P =~ SSS oP? ? 138 » e : mm -34x4........ 14.95 30x4.95 ..... 15.95 NI | sail \ Walnut-Finish Beds Ess . i 5 SS ~ WY SSN a nu S : ; yt! \J 32x4 > 2 eS oe Se 15.8 31x4.935 “a oe oe 17.75 ANS SY Sy | ~~ \ . pe 7 iy WQy WN . ~ WOOO \ ‘ \ WS ‘ — ‘ e¢ . a S r 33x4 > + «nee 16.75 30x5.25 o 0 ote% 17.95 SOHS WR QVwW * \ A 4 full-size double Bed made of 2-inch gteel * x ; \ \ ‘\ > on ~ : SON . SSN SN NAS SSS x. \ Ss ah hot hon —. * rs eer, — : _— - $ex- Tt Ms i = | 32x4! 2 21 65 31x5.25 18 45 SY RS FET SSS Sss es SX RAG NMA RQ bing with heavy cross rocs and rive tuers, 2 a | , na ¢@ 068 @ © © @€ s > 6 @&6-e a OO Oot ee RON ; MQ QA . MRQQy SN UX ~~ exact. as pictured A strong sturcy Bed of tinest : ee ° et, 33 4! 22 55 SYR Oy A MMO Q|EYMMooau WS . : o. Tailor-made for 4-passenger coupes, 2-door sedans and 2-door \ x . - - ms Se s 30x5.77 se. 20.65 SAD : . b> |S AMY an © BOO RQ QQ QA GG WQgy RQ construction nished wainut. S a coaches. Handsomely Spanish leather trimmed. 34 4) 23 40 33 SABRES A o of oe SAV FB 3¢ 7 SS WY RQ MN QA A SN a ‘ ae s ? Ws , we oo + Woks . SOSA. SARS SAAS SAN A - va bd 7 . ~ r r?+c? 3 eee cee a os n 34x42 ...... 23.40 33x6.00 |__| | 22.40 VBA AENEAN QQ KK A aching dusign with oo. ute! stah aims oe * seats and becers side panets doors ana Q ' 33 5 29 Gl 32 s ee ses - cee S WX steel tubing with heavy cross members and tulers ~ oe: & 4 hes iarge trimmed pocket with ftiap \j 35x5 31 45 33x6.20 25 75 Ts > S|) Bes 3 AW SNS % : 7 #* and fastener. Complete at ’ Scsaedbartinetinhinicrecmagnssregguaenseaiiiatan Ee 2, a ; . Eyed Pe ee C A{n artistica designed Bed with full-length 4 4 ‘ ¥ WearWell Covers oe wail made in every respect, it accurately " 29x4.40 Cord 30x5.25 Cord 30x5.77 Cord ® . - ‘x 310 *y . me ‘ \\ Sieci cane pane ang extra , eavv ‘:lers : The : ze, 4 . ane are extremety cacy te attach or to remove, because they have (OODYEAR = GOODVEAR ~ “2 CASS i: ot SS sturdy construction prevents side swa Walnut rn dy 4 ie the new double-orong fasteners. | all. Weather $8.95 ‘All-W pore sna S ] 4.95 - I ; LER Geared-to-the- **s 2s * se . SY ER cored sit« sik ehade 4 oe - Can Be Completely Put on in 30 Minutes \j MILLER Geared- 8.40 MILLER Gear- 14.45 - ve > 16.75 ©° acs i WY eee 3 | a $19.75. . a a4 e to-the-Road ° ed-te-the-Road, . 0 en F | F a oo eo \ Char ning igeeg is this beaut:fu! Bed, with is ; FOR FORDS FOR CHEVROLETS n KELLY 2.40 =... .4.O% | aa 16.25 if o 2 ee s oo*o \ D ae elle rosin een ok etenl 60 tee ae 8 = Roadste 85 , RING FIELD . PREMIER . eJD ROVAL o& > 2s ese § SS SOUDIC . — $3.85 | ain 8 40 wen | 4 ? 5 FIS& - ; se S*.3 - SS foot Each pane’ is ornamented with an at foe ae a) 2 Coupe $3.95 Nouring $7.25 | STATES ROYAL. . STATES ROYAI om@s) PREMIER I 2.95 : SY eieiiieins: athieall dui te Swe sates nents eerie ett anette titi cain cet eatin aa aa ae a ee f « SA ae . SS acusvYO (Se webs i PQ py Touring $7.25 9 Coupe ........ $4.65 || 30x4.95 Cord 31x5.25 Cord 33x6.00 Cord a TANNA \ LEP 2 f2. ae pa 4-Door Sedan $7.95 Coach $7.95 ) . . FRAQAAAIAHAAAA D LAOH A Bed extreme tistic design having ui Fe as 4 r Mads FA R Ss I 3 9 5 ‘ 0D b | E \ R be I ~ 4 ~ tpt ie ‘ E. \ R S = \ ° ~ b- SS ‘ aN ‘\ . * SN ‘ WSS SS SS > \ YS S , . on . . ~ a , + i) gee a3 * 2-Door and ( abmolet $5.25 my eather ° 111-Weeather J. ] AN-Weather | 8.45 OS - - SN . :: SS SOO WWW OOWN QQ carcc See cane co 2G SH vot . a T valle 1 MILLER Gear- MILLER Gear. = “ATHFINDE SONS ~ aa’ FIBER. ERS RQ VQqupwwww ww Fr ¢ struction. Finished in wainut ; at : 2 Tudor sedan $7.25 “lan. Landau $8.95 ' ed-ta-the-Road. | 3.4 5 ed-to-the-Road. ] 4.95 Canivens rad I 4 95 NS : : . \ ** \\ SS AA - c ; Be, . 4 _ , Pen. ™ hesex, Hodson. Over ‘il 4Deer 5-Passen- v S. & S. & — MILLER Gear- = Ns iO we . WS WS SEO AH SY RW S SMV A eotiona! we ade Bed ’ &, SY : #* — — , _— tand, “(ar tevvat bac eer Sedans aod Breag ROVAL I 3.75 ROYAL | 4.95 ed-to-i seg see I 7.4 J WS yest \ el NS MAMA MAK SY AY FEF oi = ae - . S os ore ~ ti g.4 Sf] oe. $5.95 me $8.95 Su $11.95 | ms 10.75 fs 225 ©: : \ Fs JEW On steel tubing with mitered corners. Exa fe ant : : e | =r a > “perial . i rRE™M IER * ) PR EMIER l _ 5 ROWAT | Ze 7 o> ) SS , Ms as D ctured Finished a Sr ‘Tl air . poe * i Compiete Sets for All Cars FREE CITY TIRE £7, a a PHO WE ¢ mR — SH | SS BS \ A ge —— as ndsor Bed i ; a ’ = . ' ‘ ; OL : eee at -* a SS 1 Zenwine XSMIMMmons ace 2 ¥ ~~ : o ; mt : i DELIV ERY OUNTED FREE VE AREST STORE é ~—— py ae "er a = WS G 4. a &e . te sign . ishiceu ? si new § is Oe 2 . i. i - on 2 Pa gece : ~ tT heaked 7Ti9 grained wain it é . Seoma PRRRARA0O99 00490000000 00000/ -s°—__ f.* & F ; Se e . °°. 8. 4 9 2 - @ \ AQGL ian dels Scra Kn ; ; AY 4 metal wel ‘ ee + per ives > ag Sa 23¢c $ RG WAY uN i : 23 , newers. i x r RQ : tenes - One ie * Milwaukee Timers ..... 89c: AUTOVAC : XXX ; {irre SL ‘ — a 1 * «se neg a Carbon Scraper Set BSc ¢ Pete oe vacum f XN mY AY AA ) nit 14 aa af * A Moter Vibration Eliminator that *eeete Cc ; CLEANER. Gets the slightest @ \\ S a ai | i je quiets your motor. Eliminates the @ dust in impenetrable parts AQ , " | : ty | ae 2 68 © 6:8 68 . ? WWE ‘ j , * e motor vibration that causes rattling, F @ of the uphoistery. CLEANS, \ NAY : ' | : wear and tear of ord Lock Wheel.... 5 $ RENOVATES. Easil ah - : Lampe *” e 2 . 6 m- @ . SS ; & \ a . 2 4. bedy and, chassis. > ctnlied te 0 foo ? SY iy | th adjust } en aaa a Peerless Exhaust Whistle. . 3.95 $ minutes ann @OP.2S 3 =e Ly eble arm and | . p.. $ 2 Stik shade % ; | e cersear vy Price ——e 7s “ at? a wens ort © Vibrator Horn,3.95 : et | : napiate, Onn rn, J. ee Com piste, S5.u6. sec Se ee eeeaegc ae ee’ i: See KREKRE REE KER RRR RRR RRR ee J ie a % * ; 44 ~ 8 RR a ets SS oe ba er at “ 3 ei se ae zou b; ee a ns

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| WANT ESTATE : U ee —- en . omens 5 A TT TT REE te me eR — - ee eS al a rn —— ee a ) PART THREE sT. LOUIS VE} 7. 1997. | PAGES 23—38 Ne 4 - — mete es 2a Be P : ‘ ; a ee, # P ee 4 ° cm Brey on - , A % : rs ——ae — 4 . : . + 36 . > y 2 -— : - a { eel a . x ~uuauteagnomsananatnanees a — nas weer — —— ee 7 « , —_— a - e~ooten — rman . — — = —— — . s — bin 7 — - - —— a FASS "pe FSF PFFSO Sale of New Style } ~ CONSOLE WASHINGTON, April 7 Cre Giving the assistant Chief of De- ‘of public libraries and to pay for'| | VE STREE | S g Urges Advisory Tax Board. ng that such appropriations are Authorizing cit ¢ & py the Associated Press. mandatory in Jacksun county. 'class to condemn land for erection Starch tion of an advisory board compos tectives of the St. Louis Police such land out of the city general _of representatives of public orga | Zations interested in taxation. rary Department the rank of captain,'revenue fund or by issuance of 1018 OLIVE ST. has ihe now holds the rank of lieuten-'mtmnicipal bonds | been authorized by the joint Con- Il Bil | ANI) ant but received the Salary of ai Providing that property or ned. ‘Ss Sa grressional Taxation (Committe: captain. by any school! district in tne state HS ’ Chairman Green said that a Authorizing Judges of courts shal] be subject to special taxes for | PHONOGRAP =% . ‘ 3 including ie TR, tlandsome : ‘ wt Sinn theneed e. Lamp and . a Me 12 Record Selections ; : . | ' | ‘ ‘ , board was necessary because of the jhaving jurisdiction of juveniles to street and alley improvement work. )inability of the committee to obtain JHER MEASUR ' itransfer the case of any delinquent in cities of less than 306,000 popu- tax experts us members of its staff. 'child to a court having general lation. | jurisdiction of criminal cases to be Abolishing the State Bureau of CRAWFISH KING | | prosecuted under the general iaw Immigration and the office of State | . | This would permit prosecution of Immigration Commissioner. Approves Bates Law In- youthful bandits in crimina! courts Authorizing State Game and Fish instead of the juvenile court. Commissioner to sell game and fish Vv -fash- a. “fae & | ' : Benish ser es the real old as ~ . creasing Penalties for Fe- Providing for establishment and confiscated from persons violating ioned Crawfish Soup in all his ‘tted With restaurants Fridav. Jot that lonies Committ I ganie refuges and prohibiting the jin the game protection fund instead _ setting of fires in anys such of donating the game and fish to . ¢ alee down on your Joy List. - , ; Deadly Weapons. refugees. | charitable institutions Bin en ate a ae + o ’ — ae MED pe) tie ~~ ‘ ° « ~ ety ‘ woes MS Oe | - py RO ete : “he maintenance of State auxiliary the game laws and place the money ee aetiged oS AK oo ek eR!” te a =— + eee eye ee ee Be tht Ah he hth he ln ih he ddl tn il err de inrRete ene” ~ See omggene rege - 3 GRILI, ROOM - LUNCH ROOM - BAKERY APPROPRIATIONS Benish Corner Olive at ge fo FOR HIGHWAYS 0 K’D 2: Oul SUI lle M ay 14 Enactment Creating Box- M ERI (A NK DEAL | ’ ease? Special Train ing Board for 10-Round RADIATORS BOILERS Via Southern Railwa No-Decision Matchés Al- Lv. St. Louis 9:30 PM May 13 *¢: For burning ANY coal, coke, oil, gas or wood Ar. Louisville 7:00 AM May 14 so Ratified. your phono- radio oF rTwrrrrTTrT eee eee ele eee ee ever offered. 4246464644464 42446 44444444 4 4 eb De ee : Take advantage of this special THOUGHTFUL AND CAREFUL PEOPLE CARRY Op | -learance. Other well-known en | Make r i \ 40 ee ieee | SANIGUARD SEAT COVERS . eemtactinsescaicay wa ee 19 The health which brings success; sil makes, late models, priced as JEFFERSON CITY. April 7.— doe connate whidhateatannt Evenings | PREVENTIVE OF INFECTION Regular service daily The Bates bill, providing for in- the td, oncinnaein t: Until low as $17. Registered U. S Patent Office “a FACTORY, 4015 LACLEDE AV. |} Steel Pullman cars on both trains. Ji any felony while armed with a able benefits of a world-wide Write for Prices. Boz 1213 Central Station, St. Louis, Mo., Prompt Reply Dining car on the dav train. deadly weapon, was signed by Gov ‘ ican Radi tor heating ; asides Stce btn wabrenes Bake r vesterda\ afternoon and will - Fer information and rese is ph , , las I na er vations phone become a law within 99 days J. Connell, “Tt provides that upon the first Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos Division Passenger nt, PE ee. nimntealias ¢ fe} - Put i uses : ' : SUNDAY POST-DISPATOH prints TWICE | 712 Chemica! Eldg. Phone Main 5060 Ee one , oe ey © ut inte i ae as easily co in new! Camlog 1018 OLIVE ST. as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the Ticket Office, 322 N. Broadway tod sn ‘ona tea ai s penalty by Papa? Pe OO Only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper. é or scond by 19 and AME CAN RADIATO (OMPANY Sem RAB Syren for 82 be 1 pence, For Ri R f : tence of life sonment Is fixee The POST-DISPATCH Regularly printe MORE WANT 4201 Duncan Ave. St. Louis, Mo. ADS thay ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED. Se we whe ene sy = wr ae > em . 1a ss : a - wo a ware Seg en hae depres . «ad a 4 a? el p aaah Aeleipes spit anteater nanan Forse AAAS ean RATED IY oy , ; “ 4 7 ee : 7 Heinle sw ad bh > Ne i . &* away wee anos sey uch vio shang earepmasaitdaens a ee a ke Re we ne esata st Np a at #« er Oe a me xcopy a . aoa ee yr oes = re es ~i vi ee - vo ee 1 cere ee ue -~ Ci a ’ 7% Porta OC ae NERO: He » ae | . ’ - + a lame - ~ ha PY Ne pe ——_— , AMMER , p hs »t } »Y° bill before tne (Joverno!r | L I resent the _ anton 8 | : for nhignway ad an: } t. I “f Vee . . : : UL ] end 17 : ery and an extreme penai') of assage woul LAMPS for SPRING || os Fe Now. that’s my idea nienance HE new style trend in Lamps can be reating a State Boxing Commis: Ee aewey \\'\7 | aye O a rett entrance-hall OOF viewed in our Lamp Salon, which irtpepenpuatnadeh Pinhetsnning Gomouiyg SRE TOO LA Px. a ee Ae ee Meine St awe, | tte th ON EN | “se vs > iti vanced > wane ~ | eee. .) Ze 3 - ws ; -at more than 190 m les connect ig affords remarkable oppor- : SS, | PR ec == | a ate Ae, a > 5 ” pa “— = : _ ‘ supplementary AVE on the purchase of 2 || \“ag pao 2 sed im the county, supplementary you will find an assortment §& . —— thus authorized would total 11,400 ied that it includes practi- : Pre _ ‘, ¥ tia evinsoninemt smn wit eet Roxine Measure Signed : SF ard has adjustable Epanish Table Lamp ‘he boxing commission bil! i¢- metal Bed . . .. and at re- 3 rin. Brass repro with Castilian mo- alizes 10-round no-decision box- 4 Liv ; I iz al > . ATI L ee : ‘ . sta ow hen con- s . .. . Remember, please, the wrought gray ing and sparring Douts and Saturday Only. ize fiehting. . : . see ona: ds the } rac- would be his answer. the Joor. But this advertisement cannot show for the state. i a peal the present law against especially to order for you, this new pattern ec en sate’ ae iiadel sh Mencia ict ae fal EOE TENET SOT BEL. OLE NE NY | ete renege . Pa ny ‘ ry Ue ony 4 => “’ > Z re ;" 4 + % 4d iy 7 2 ; ‘ Pe A le ; “ r a “i a ea ae e singge Bs .25. ‘ Shades ducted by patriotic benevoleut ! n many styles te | . organiz.- F you were to ask Armstrong's head de- -Steel . ie . ° : . . ¥ Aa | “ Bis = peagcins so meg erimin- : t “ . . s] Ins Be S Pe : : sete ) Rare sh am ka to ae ee 2) Do you want dignity? Color? A warm wel- the colors—varying shades harmoniously com- AA Reet tas Mer Re HARRI ta fit. $3.95. raterna! or religious >) ON, ee ot ee signer to make an entrance-hal! floor vs reformatory eome? An easv floor to clean? Armstrong's bined. Nor the finish—waxed to a soft glow. E made of 2inch steel $4-95 —— Fae 2 | \ ee ee ae mit for per- _ Embossed Inlaid Linoleum—now being shown Nor can you feel the springiness and comfort pss rods and five fillers, weet ?, : , ie Murdy Bed of finest s Heber: wit: at local department. homefurnishing, and lino- _ of this floor underfoot. Nor can you tell that sti 95 7 : Loan Shark Regulation. leum stores—has all these qualities. a waxed brush will clean it jiffy-quick. A an artistic stee cane ? saint ities seed ai ian 3 : | ot. Posts are of 2-inch $6: Imported Dresden chine | | } Meta! tab! Table Lam ‘a. tuauemal ‘waealthe saa Notice the pattern—a pleasant grouping of Yet this pattern is only one of scores of new mermoers an iuiers. S 2 € 3 boudoir Latsp | } Lamp " tn * , * RPegulating practices of loan sharks manv-sized tiles. Notice the framing mortar Armstrong designs now being shown in this bronze ta hle -4 é : / R s n d Bed with full-length ce a ae | ne the orennization of Ktra heavy fillers. The aE base, $8.75. inal. Base, companies to make smal! loans up lines—embossed, or pressed into the surface of Spring Display. See them this week. side sway. Walnut m mergaase ' a > SORA ar Pe a " , - LLL OAS A CREO” NR ONE AEN NI ee cle apt «ee ee: AEE Cay ge Parchm er t | S fo paper shade : : rit] co fit, $3.75. , eed 3} at ent a mont . , , a . . if wee ths t j ) , % véear, art d placin 8 beautiful Bed, with 95 . . \ / ' pee ALN oh we ae oe ee . * 399 el edie SI I- | ae : | Ft “the state Fivanhe Departaoeat 7 “ ESO” Handcraft Tile Inlaid Mented with an at- A he, , 4 Lo \ eee A hil ae ‘clons for pro- For alcove or upstatrs TOOTH a ARAB QO N, Town © ; , nak ; rp isions 1 , . ‘ . : like a spring tomic of f ‘ f : 4 Ss oe res | re crriomn the horrower This bill A dt erTren lon : d artistic design having . Qs | : he : as backed by the better business ff price fi | é | , a A at ° | Sat Rridge Jamn f#untor Lamp ce oe ee elie a ae ‘ color on your sun porch of interest no! el a ere ' “ a Oe nn ee ae head and “foot bs : ; ee in walnut. ivie organizations “That t mice.” you'll say J Hi / , - ' : , ade. Bed of 2-inch when you see Armstrong s nia oS designed .% When the sun porch is dressed d need ° Fea-tiv $76: T ve never seen Aa " | f 20M ‘ ‘ = up with a floor of Armstrong's rich brown walnut. Arabesq. | floor just like it—and so low- | ee : ¢ Handcraft Tile Linoleum, it aceline Windsor Bed finished in the new $16: or Color Linoleum charmingly — eg, ) A J same hase eater: ernamsental of the pattern. ; cane ent ee Gee oe priced too! ai : . becomes the room im your What is new floor: | = . of. house in which to entertam. sh Armstrong’s Jaspe or Plain re inn ON, 'deas are Tiles in blended tones of the a solid steel center a | ae gay psec “a decorated with durable oil at co. pawl af mot ifs dropped im here and pancis on each side. = 95 ae ; t “ — ” srt i Oe prior en: demgns—open work demgns in ee . : pad) ! | there with just enough free- panels adds a deco- ¢ > ; 2 int and Stn 0 t idee which the Imoleum back- “pra “Tike = an dom to give the floor a hand. i : ’ . o - we ”_ ’ beet | homea elsewhere and cnarg pad e aie |e ; the state for their expenses ¥ hile or EVE loor uni ellk shade. : se .w as ‘ n Jefferson Cits Marble neeae - . 4% = : soe 4 +7 Par: 7 7 4 reer , rn — spprenriate. Senta, fn Ehtie Senge PLAIN ~ INLAID ~ EMBOSSED ~ JASPE ~ ARABESQ.~ PRINTED a igh Of Te. Pa Chicago Ottice—1206 Heyworth Building :

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ad € FF . i} te t - : > iy a bhe * 6 ~* * 7 e" ee Bt »§ Ss ai, a ‘ th ies $ ns ne - le Y BP tre our wo CF Rey “ f y v4 Sees 9 pis . ate es sy hy Paget, 7 pate tL Yeerks wen bes i Lae mas PT j pres ee ap ee be ie vex i AA acct WA nee pet Lead > ~~ aN fn ee Bhim nee ae y , BPM og “ .ae 7 : RPC RS S890 648 Be ey BOA Oe Ct ee inane, hing tect. : " ay Lae , ne Sao x, ' ‘ : wy a % , ’ oe “b oo ae a tae WAS A ee ed Rees inte hak, Libis at a ei ees Re oe Pe a ee ae re ee ee she She PM LON eS ; x . ; re ‘ yea hola a asap mate Rare so tien ALS SOE ghee ne > ? ‘ - o i Ly ¥ ‘ ie, Re eS PY 34 . wohl OIE ee ET hea Se PS A ae SE, SO ee ee BU Gag | nd Nan ae la : es eos Hat ies 5k aed a ie . ep re ; . ; Set MEISE 4 a > ~ De cop DMD Agate 4 > KD Se aay satan psc oege ancanihegbit, Be » a Pach, pectin SR ni billy eye Bem & ® SR EERE RE POE OPES CAC elt TG tte cds 7 lS INI POST OCH. Everybody in St. Louis Marmon and Nash Dealer at Clayton Announces the opening ofanew — Little Marmon — and to oo og eo properly introduce this 200 ocust Streef{, di. , 7 : pains w store—I have de- Louis. Due to the great "* ae oe ae number of desirable Ccided to hold an Intro- Used Cars that have been = duclory Sa le starting traded in onthe popular = April 7th for one week. Closed Cars Make Up the Greater Portion of the Stock on Hand and Include the Following Makes: Marmon Packard Buick Dodge Nash Cadillac Studebaker Essex Lincoln Hudson Hupmobile and Others ‘“My Used Cars Must Make Good or I Will” Before you buy any new or used car... see ours! HARRY V. 8S. GROVER 2001 Locust Street Telephone CEntral 5579 Open Nights Open Nights _THURSDAY EVENING, - <¢ BU RGER BRC » e4 TaOe to sels CIN CIMNAT eo —————— wonderful stuff WARNS AL SMITH AGAINST FORCING Tne WET ISSUE Senator Glass i in Saaieniiaia| Makes That Prerequisite of Southern Support for Him. By DAVID LAWRENCE, A special Wahsington Corre-pon- dent of the “— ° reat "ASHI NGTO ~ wey 7 —IJIf Al th war - . . ry ._ * or -* - 2 - Mother and Son rs in FE tpl Osion Remove the Cause of That Headache LIFE ELIXIR is a sure and safe remedy. I: purifies the biood, tones up the nervous svstem and stimulates the appe- ute and digestive organs. Acts as a mild laxative. No need to suffer when this wonderful rem- edy will give vou relief. Try a bortle today. On sale at Wolff-Wilson. Wail green. Johnson Bros. Drug Ca.. end ail other Drug Stores. Price $1.00 «4 bottle. Monev Back Guarentee AA 7 r, : = ‘ ™ mn . CORNER AT OLIVE 449 DELMAR BLVD. ¥ AND BROADWAY | ROSE-BUD CHOCOLATES An assortment of elev en different delicious kinds, confined exclusively to Nut and = =: FRI. & SAT. the WAFER SPECIAL $125 95 SPECIAL French Bon- Bons, Luscious assortment roll Crea —_— of crispy wafers of matiowCarame'!s; Black Walnut, Pecan Assorted Fruit Milk and Alimonds...A —e tame delicious confection. ougats & Cara ™ 50c GF WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE Manu facturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Bivd. Your Chance for A Real Saving Four Buick Sedans Our offic tals’ ars—four Bu Sedans—will he sold this week a prices that mean a real saving for vou. Each one mechanically per- fect—fi lly equipped. New Car Guarantee. Terms, if desired. See these cars Monday—at Grand and Lindell—or phone JEfferson 6230. Vesper-Buick Auto Co. Grand and Lindell ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Action=—Not W< You want action, results! Not words! , And satisfying results will come from just one thing. —and Quality is merely anothername for PuritanMap You can determine Puritan's Quality for yourself by Comparison with other brands of malt. Puritan is a blend @ choice ingredients, inclucing selected grains ef No.} barley and the finest Imported Bohemian Hops. kk is a malt of unquestionably superior Strength, Richness and Flavor. Distributed by CLIFFORD BROKERAGE C0., in Bohemian Hop-Flavored | Prove it gives best results . . . Try it! The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT . ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, The r ennsylvania Railroad Annosere’ orld-wide Service OW in practically every corner of the world Penn- svylvania passenger service 1s available to travelers. The best known and most ex- perienced organization of travel experts in the world— Thos. Cook and Son—have become General Foreign Pa? senger Agents tor the Pennsyl- vania Railroad. In their offices throughout the world (other than North America) Thos. Cook and Son will now place at your dis- posal every facility of their celebrated travel service com- bined with all the specialized services of Pennsylvania ticket offices. When vou decide toreturnto the States” after your foreign trip this far-flung organization wil help you in planning every step of your journey: making reservations for trains and hotels, supplying information, preparing the way before you so that your return trip will be as pleasant as your visit. Thos. Cook and Soncover the whole world and the whole held of travel. Their 160 offices are staffed by carefully selected men, each of whom has been specially trained for his work as interpreter, courier, guide, or travel expert. The second step in making Pennsylvania service world-wide - Last fall the Pennsylvania ap- pointed agencies in the princt- pal cities and ports of Europe to represent it on all questions of freight service. And so with the completion of these plans for cooperation with Thos. Cook and Son, and the appointment of its foreign freight representatives, the Pennsylvania Railroad is able to offer American travelers and shippers the most adequate and efficient foreign service of any American railroad system. PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AD | Carries more passengers, hauls more freight than any other railroad in America PurITAN MALT Send! SAN Ait «SN ai Tickets good on tr ; after 7 am--i dir 15 Days for Tickets good returning | up to and imcluding 12 Children under 12 checked. Tickets g coaches; also in pa on payment of usu WABASH CHICAGO @ E

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‘ . = ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Deena — aa -apppe mn emer . “Re | me = - = - = a e = : —=—=—THURSDAY: EVENING, APRIL 7, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ eee PAGE $5 2 | him so little time to study that he| ' & ads f fs | 3 Ce THIS PRESIDENT WON'T sesso" tat CORNS F PISO’S 4 he used to take in his old home, His | | | Quick relieffrom painful ( | fo) cou = MAKE HOME IN PAI ACE ce ne ws carpentering and | a. i me ee a nonce and > | jo : | forged iron work, and his old regi. | | + shoes. mE | Relief! | | ment preserves aac my Rel FRELIABLE LOAN & INVESTMENT CO | BUXELL COA co. | A JEfferson 6916-17—DElmar 7051 and | Carmona, of Portugal, Prefers of his making. Hegs 57 years old. MAm 3540" {§s724 EASTON 4439 CLAYTON ROSNER! : Barracks and Accepts Only |) \oo««, WELOH & CO. 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST Ww a. an oa ie an age Sg ee a CAR th WAS 5 iat we 4 iw Ce eaten Ee “ie ™ ee eee ep.y! we : 0 tata ee ee ee rere. . rie we emgpoage ~p tabs a _ - we e . “ + . ~ +e * : Ys 7 F bd Pa ee Oy Gia ake .. i Ve ae ir, r ii , ; BE if 1. _ ‘es m4 . | His Pay as General ; 'S r iS a Ss oe Man ~ my - ee, —— —— it ay ¢ nD C r d soe Ags, ear ogi mg f. . . ie, tite ee age . SF ian Aft om i , ee +: $e a s , a ee 7 XE 6 he ys “od oP " va - Spe Ses “Ret yer ~ Are ‘ea se “ 5 - i sy z s Le 1 a 3 : yg . ” ae A ee : 5: ——— a ce » en + : ‘s m 4 m me iL, ee > . : % é an . , ° ? " d oe ee , goers 3 o 7 ; - Pog ‘ a; - . ’ Ss ons | * t, . . ¥ mr, % Pa ita | By the Associated Press. TT £48 Zs | es be z G Pige X. : ie | & . we = | f | & | 4 E aa 4 Vg "5 ; 5 ; ce rs oe Are y ” : ‘ Pe oe v 2 ” t : vs : 4 Di hod ae. . . [ . 7) a » ¢ £5 : : ‘og Bs Ges By she ve hp os : ve z y 3 Sy A> ; — on = J, ey Z or 4 q ; P A A} * p%, * vies , oie. A ee > ¥ 3 ; “ i‘. fo yas ‘* . me . ae Si : He ; Si ie, 4 ’ M A . : “Ore Se : o att tow . r “ Re Re, ee ade ern ~ Re > y wit ae BR ee OB Ba “ee SR Qa P Ocenia tamale aprra e ma NIE LE AFI 4 At ee ie eee «Sure ae Forde 2. zn Pn : ° “) thant pene te IH te TNER AA ADR oe ~~ : " “ a on Maa ut Sit ge ae ; ‘ ’ ; Warehouse Diapocal Rapid Wureheouse Disposal Sale at Sale at. ; | $475 2-Pc. Solid Mahogany Living-Room Suite e tubidie pnd outele, | with socommiin aguie’ aoe Seeeed deal “aan $ 236: 00 : $45 Three-Door Side-Icer Priced in Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at - | ‘ ] eC ra Refrigerator $270 3-Piece Mohair Combination Overstuffed $119 00 gt. E Priced in Our Rapid Warehouse s $74.50 9x12 Seamless ! ae ol fe $ 65 Living-Room Suite Disposal Sale at ficed during . : ADDED cise "22 Suite Carve renter mars trea wore soma ne RoomS | A.O0 | AXMINSTER RUG al Sale at... Warehouse Disposal Sale at | : eaneres , § 39.4 orc: =o) A TP RACTION ===] | BEDROOM PRICES SHATTERED! | [=~ 4 ee mem GR en A a a ER SE A LL a LTT TCT ™ Son cover : _Refrigerator | $145 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE yyy | S5-lb. ice ca- 7 Bow-end bed, drexser, chest of drawers and chair; rife 5. nd the whole a nem ne egy 3 . 5 Warehouse Disposal Sale Price. Me A DAY-BE For a Read TRS yy — $168 SUPERB 5-PIE Guaranteed elr 160 offices —— aN Bow-end bed, dresser, vanity dresser, chifforobe and bench; rich blended : Million- Tak. About finish. Priced in ovr Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at fully selected Ye: ) ee $85.00 All-White Steel—Full $224 4-PIECE BE DROOM SUITE ; ; Dollar if : E , ae a ap 1 ; ; Ss ecial Perediain-Lined All pieces wery large; bow-end bed. dresser, ehiffor JT has been ‘*.+ ag ~ e he Pp ~ ) Refrigerator Priced in our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale 9 7 “ . 3 Sa —a i MO The - a | _ Three-Door Side-Icer Style. 7 - Pp | E E B E D R Oo or his W ork le 2 Aes ~ . x be ; sepa QT $355 blended tECE Priced in our Rapid Warehouse Dis- house Disposal posal Sale at .= ; : - With shelf, : shman Mast com pletion : Only Cash -wenagions, Ae 682 Freshman erptece 3 : ‘ % y , . . "o' : » ene nS Oana Sanne EE NT iin ON. ANY NR Came 8 a ey ; > 4 t ‘ Fes Ma a tel itee de k Sai sali aad Ae hat ete « \ - Pe ae ean aa as ie Be | Pe en eee ene antes eincinntesmasbiannnaendibetnhodege cooperation a Dispos oon ~ x po cod wuao 9212 SEAMLESS , $5750 9x12 ALL-WOG 96.00 9x and Son, and Axminster Rug | Axminster Rug | Seamless Rug 9 f its foreign : $85 we oe om Enamel Varchouse Disposal hae tm Disposal ne ee gg Disposal Warcheuse Disposal Sale - ide-Oven sale Price. rice. . tatives, the Regular Retail Price, $6.00 GAS RANGE $39.75 | $32.75 $44.85 | $27.75 $165 Excellent Premier r ad ba bl cicanel one ) 60 $15.00 9x12 $64.50 9x12 FRINGED a nme tated $26.15 Armstrong , ___ RADIOS om ‘ » & ’ a rehouse . PMstrong ” ~~ , 4 eae D ’ 38 Felt Rugs Velvet Rug Linoleum Rugs 9x12 Felt speaker. Sacrt- fj 00 . 2 te ee seems semmemene ¢ emenens wy ' e . . an travelers Every one of these GILBERT Clocks 18 fully guaranteed. Disposal wip lmeee Diopoves| Seems Dispesall warchouse Dispeoseil Waerchouse Disposal Sale — éuriag es é Sale at : They are carefully adjusted by experienced workmen, and Sale Price. Sale Price. Sale Price. Fuses, “t « > posal Gale af... Ost adequate if the instructions which come with each Clock are followed, $50.00 Withe Povectite-Teqnmet $5.85 $29. 85 $19. s5 $14. 75 . 6n service of they can be relied upon to keep accurate time for many years. GAS RANGE a aes aner te $190 Full-Porcelain $64.50 Silver Gray wt, gaan, Cae aed froad system. 7 ; nese $9 9.75 Kitchen Cabinet | | CombinationCoaland| | Kitchen Cabinet Here is Our Plan— Warehouse entia a Se Secure a punch card at any Piggly Wiggly store and every time | Sale at ... house Diaposs! Sale at house Sale at you make Tmetihee at any of our stores have the amount punched | $26.80 on Sate i $39. 75 } on this card. When your total purchases have aggregated $10.00 | 85.00 Full White Porcelain é RO AD | you are entitled to one of these $6.00 clocks for only $2.98. | Front and Top Cabinet Te Tor x : , | TiS De ane 7 | | Kitchen Cabinet (2 f} : ng — Priced in Our Band eight ot 1 Through the Turnstile | aving 1 | = , S= y) i oS One SOrwaee__ 3 : u Free Delivery Within tamara “— ae atin dota PPIGGLY WIGGLY || Sencar ee

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PAGE 26 Bane a STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ' _THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1927 == oT. LOUIS POST-DISPA at ee 7 Ri LLA RNE FRISCH HITS HOMER IN FIRST INNING & FINAL GAME AGAINST YANK —4 ma mn: : ) ’ ontest for Mu Ring: Pitches for @ Lewis to Have 30 Pounds Reiselt Regains =m Nets Fiche a oe oncom ‘SE penta gi cure pee Oe ORS 3 ee we > ve a Meee ye aga? y . euay™- " : pin os 4 re *. »2 ahr» a ee re kc + AON VET a OY ¥ ee ee a i i i i O’Farrell’s M en; | i iy Weight Advantage Over — 3-Cushion Title maNSaS CITY, Ran —rsuetnee SO ee cia fs y ‘ead > ~ ave Adare rd Pesek in Match Tonight from Kieckhefer #i.""sz "3," 7 City, kneoctged out Jimmy Ryan. Lazzeri at Second #4 LF | re /Philadelphian Gains Victory in 0s soser tes tear roeme (2 * _ . , a-¢lees f } PTmTINION "le -¢ lee + la tr) 1 ¥ f . e PHILADELPHUI\. LOA 9 sonia, Philadelphia. defeated a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Sia unn in January Will Meet Nebraska Tees Kirby. Beaten, 20 veunda. 4! | tee ied Lyrics by Limerick Luke. } r Margin of 60. Bader, Philadelphia, defeated Red = Brooklyn Coolidge. New York, six rounds. be Cardinais this afternoon in the final game of : , —- oo \* 4 i ‘ 4 eorzge Ged- New York Yankees. ess man + gs _ | maar naten aF - t Jack Roper. CHICAGO, April 7—Otto Reiseit| *T*7 ™ pe : . 2s 42:6 “4 , Ky., known to wrestling fame of Philadelphia has won back the! wero eer Sima. Jee Rocke . Tre T TE ' ; ‘ ~ > Ltdidh Bed Te BOD Apr! . te it Rin drew tae pitching a aed . . , . ‘ ” . z HERE was an old butter-and- “ap | C oCk POM Ss Se ‘re ™ te ae othe ia, Fite Sa ad an did run! a 4 ea ‘held for aa . 2 nate | : "nis! ch.” the main event of three at the|-“‘* “OF S€ven weeks by AUgi¢C! prance, eight reunds. Was rota ' ! ‘ d by Ted Tonnemaa of Rieckhefer of Chicago. Reiselt last Pin ; "aliacarnyr io} . ‘obi s re : ‘ e — — ; / YANKEE , ge lec vest y by mutual consent of the grappiers ;with a lead of 60 points over the! INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April +—| TO PRACTICE PERST INNING. d ed Feats —— " _ : ENA | L pew ss Chicagoan. Only one 60-point block | William E. Burwell! of Leavenworth, ON PRIVATE Cte Sa AN ed t e count at x x Se , § \: ieee S yes pa 9 —— eben threw ) — ewis and Pesek yesterd: in ester t ge Kan. who for several seasons has ero STOUNnCC. I | 2 poise went to Kieckhefer, while in two for sev yer eee a: ——— | , | = Ci heir toca aiming activit: of , aie ie been on the pitching staff of the! he Associated Press, | irene: €Ss , of them he was beaten 60—29 and Nanapolis American Association ; 4 . = ~~ +4 ? —~s & -- 44Qaw~”™~ + ~s \ : high over the at “ 7. aca RES ok +h ‘ agen a home run. ' 7 it} ht WO uts tc £2 oi ail contest te |} [elub, signed a 1927 contract yester- wo Xj X% . As . . . ' ea ‘ 1, as = f ; ~ rh ' He . ad be 7" a ho Aout. Laz . Frisch hit richt-field wall for | ‘+ + oo . 1. 7 ; . , : « Ru . a _ . v prem oni ‘ — ae - . . ——— e ould p.a? , | G: lum. Lew: -Igae Feo: Tragos will officiate i e ellis | Stlll remained | mounds ase kk Picht linn! baer da in | | | me & we dao a edie Wi | it, t the third! points and took the title, but when | 15-story apartment houss ho _ “Oo ntered kim in ft ; -TitZ’ tins on Boston Bruins to Oppose Ot- AB. R.H. PO. A. E. 12,0¢ h Garry its c. : ° Frisch .....88 12 31 55 66 32 ben te =“ do? tawa Senators in First of 3- Hornsby ...80 19 28 39 88 5 Game Set. Frisch—Batting .352, fielding © there isn’t as : 984. , ween the abilitv of the Hornsby—Batting .350, field- there is in the salaries. rw) meena : Associated Press. ing .962. ‘the magnates can ik hand . le ty Wayne Munn Sate . 5 nore ee abel. 8 " tates he Dem, “ite ab Sates ‘wee thes Paya 8 eb th é I as at a ea Sek LANE ge BSA = * terminating on the aie . oe a : : BOSTON, Apru . Or the first PPP PIPPI BOLT OR. ne years a Boston pro- Fd 7 ill There's a pretty + letie team will swing munds Wi ‘tween a minimum mn tonigh : finalist e 3 , = : a champ Pick Track Men _ = re sux wore $25.00 8 When the Beston Brwvin ake the week ld Babe Ruth be - . 7 ~ » - - BRE LE) Ag ROE I NER 0 AE EIS HP re eo ~ ice against the Ottawa Senators in the first contest of a five-cam er ime es S ries for the Stan ev ' titie trophy, they i tri years: McDougal of otiand Ton = emulate the Red Sox ; '8. who Washington U. Athletes to En- : le seem: e that there | 0 on, ated waht, ms Gini Weed = ” on d hh ee landed Boston's / . i it? . >. . " . nou . e n¢ ‘ A -, ~~ “ sin —-, - =— , oe * . , a a AL . i : ‘ ' .5 : — gage in Trials at Francis ) of minutes, Another one-fal! ae = > Bes anothe: period be played. Me- Mredericks declined) basebal!. samme and the; The Senato veld an eas: Field Today. on Sais mpeien, Cal: ane Meste See @ a a | | _ if | | eVisi rv % rT ' ; ai : aUD bak l¢ ? .eb j ‘ ’ es : . aes . . on. , f am cat . - : . ~ 4 ' / 7) ' . . « “ ~ : ~ ‘ : AW ’ “ °. x 7 - fi / : i : . — ; ; an ° ad i= pe rsed af’ er + . ° T aul Jones of Los 3 a irst official time tria outside left on ad the scormg | the first halt) perfect cross ball net. opemng pe- ntclassed the . passwork Wasi hington U le oe te , chance of electien will be he | C Lane fC eectuien i] 4 - — : . . Pre nds. | ad ye on-the-Mississi pp * N a nGtrenuita will determine the | However, Frank Doyle waselect- NEW YOrK Fives team Ww ed Mayor of East St. Lor ; is 1 : 4 ‘£ “ es. 9 Oklahoma Aggies at Stil WINNING WAYS. A ee ero Ne Spt ee. Sem EO TR a RE PS ht a wae Dancing Foo! won tro t Favetteville, Apr two days at Bow’ +a + . oe hopes for Ai oben & Dancing \..mce places were indicate ce Edmunds. This department, us: ‘here are $35,000,000 worth of fast Chicago 1 are on t r | ee = Z | iva weak’one with Washington. h idberty bund coupons still u ag Akron, Erie. Watertown and : i * BS. 2 | | id ha ) mn a bad way ¢3= cilpped Shear folly, 1 calls it. Des Piai will eac} nd e en- ' 7 = . ' a : : = . = fir spiendid work of ry a the | for - 7 = : ’ ) . 4 pute lose sensational: fe Sey ta Fo. ae weet ape a ° among - Pee - ats li ee ad ea tp > wae ig. Eckert, Benz and Millard. he quarter, and Lohrding, Hal}. - : ire : Dy teiciPe : CUpping coupons is th at: aia ia ~ se. + ; : rt : ly in Allen, Denby and Greer,in the half- whet ages spit get oteg emas ' : rs. 7 a , ree s : | ks — mates out Of; Montrea!. mile. ll have been Seasoned in .._. a ie Stn ; ade fomorrow a1 “aturdays sched } ’ ; hae ; ° i al | . | yy @ Ba: ated! The Merges nN Mut rhe ; —_ eo he a. , ¥ oe , ae > » | — i a ird bombardment 3 an — . Gated. A. oe hy NO hy tec ciual . eh le NOMEN gD: ete SC camps ab iced x _ e “~ . ‘ Presi nounced and Willia 7 etfar es +} m6 »3 a = . » ¢ o> “a bene . bf 2 + - referees it the : ’ event, ith Ledbetter, reat damage was gone & 80 mentioned. Led- it erop Dv the rece? + r > se ter and Hayes have been consist-| but it spoiled the rnote af «. nwa Boston tts ntly leading the field of the 109-) autamohile. Se ae ee — - We wyS uve a. . iy Sr od alked 4 it would be played in Ottawa v2 starters. In addition t» the eis a — a oo . , OE, - . : , ? A aa = > - nk to So on.” April 16. Gashes, Ledbetter wil] high jum FORE! wergans CE eee Ut Rite nee a rith Sarazen, and Hayes will adi Fo “3 - TAT TOO, AT 100 TO 6, another event to his list with the WINS CRAVEN STAKES **032 Jump. | Capt. Jack McDonald, star »ola- By the Associated Prees. +e +7} } t NEWMARKET. Eng! Vauiter, will also enter the broad Tatto wre y mthons JImp 3 _ —o + -* - ; re Saturday $ competition. | ! 30esn + get -” » > . _— nds stated. In the pole vau'*,! where in Arizona ~ De = | g of. o ° . . Donald has company in Robert the course in par or th et. Rem who captained the 1926 ne — ear football team.! Mahan ts also AIRPLANE LJ ae gees henner is als N NEN wOrking on the low hurdles, Other candidates for the obstacie reces} TESTED AS MATERIAL == *"42" finds Biry | : Sead ee — are Mann diev = vm O 00 ‘ : ‘ ' es Gt J wr ‘ J te Des « :; : * ‘ 4 Bt -. ee: nom «6 lee Rrandt.« crs — — oa ™ nace F R F TBALL PANTS , rdi-Bo . ee Bo t . iubs 4oOhs. 1 \~ ARILLARN ELS. 225 SRR ae Soman er aw age a * y 14 “% a > 4 ht tule ht et rege ly : mid 2 lue welgnt Gepartment,. Lot rT ee — : ‘ y is ‘as , rm Ss , ° - e x d >? i . > i _ ‘ b+ “ : a: ‘ j@ sa™e xe Maadeville - ea _s - Ca Ptain. The . “f. metre 1s : nate -« . 7 i com = turds \ Sk) ’ j , , ‘ a - -_ ; ; ? : SS d Diver Koil championship >a av's trials silk affairs tested hy a. charn- NEM YORK Apri? ? quran Pau 1h Z - r ens Matchard pion , » Bite te — ; € BHr.mie- . pion, and J. Insley , uxedo ‘cudun. Spanish heavrweight. has at eeeedi K act ce. sos heise Park a‘ \ t> et oe . . | ’ sed a . se ; ” P tT . 4 ~ © runner-up, Sion riQ, Suttered in his recent z : ; twee ot — . ._ Ke ferrey—). Aelir and : . &e ' Ray ®2auch ’ ry . oo oe 4 , ever Tom Heeney here, and on the Ureenbrier course here next ] on _ aimed to be arrong the u » tk-hole! reund will be p! mach day, ‘ ngage in mo bouts for severa! ‘ept the championship final weeks, his han lers announce: e- Y Y wt ‘ H . e e you count the most important: eusen collars—is woven in a single will never wrinkle—and starch is ~~ ou a Sacramento 8, Seattle 6. ; ey ; LPL LAA LLL |Siven for swimmers. : tly ye ‘a ® pick feature ‘s the warn bands to tes and an we pes used. That - why it is 80 é : Baer orga ae whose home 's 'n Belle- fem seagate pepuiar:ty of San Felice oe: mo seams. Thar ; t } ~~ 2 ore has smart and di witte larry Kinne, Oak Park. was @ is it the blend or its mildmess or other | = ¥ it is so smooth These exclusive ‘ Racing Results , chosen captain of the water pole mpm Try one and judge it peint by paint. > So | around the neck. by basic pat ep cree nay LLL LOL LA LP Oe arr ssn time tye, * OM TT eaiure de you think is respersibie for “yest - One There ° ° ents. ere ore, ‘an Ms *g see , ee erin ee 3 re is only one thickness of material; Heusen cannot be successfully imitated. Weather clear: track good ADVERTISEMENT me Aermcep erent vo manperassiamegine cared 72. Th lining to wrinkl e, blister or buckle. These are the features that make Van : : ; sitet : itis th + . ™ ¢ » ft} — «ns . 4 ; ; , i e > a’ 12 Styles 50c Each ; E : : . ; ays — oe + A. , = — _. wes ip pet yw reser Weg a itj anc es | Feilsce Jmrrncdia A *?e ek .% eh. ‘i ; oncerdia sernbe — - _ ne * we se me. L.ba wi) het S > — ' o wa » ee ev — : : SEQUND RACE—One intie and o: ‘| ly clear away Pimples. B! oo , the Larger Size 2 for 15¢ a . | 3 Mes te 82 payee 6 ‘“d Because of rain Blotches., Riemishes aad Millar Sk‘: — ~ ae’ ont ard 5, baRa oe é defeated rnia Jon ee ate eat Se De ee ein Wanner ee ae sthad DX ye Renae &% a irvttetions, Kilneth ( Fisher 1 S83 ust Fus ie To keep your eg apn and health; Tameen and Corfie ate op (2) Fars use “eme, tbe clean. healin aD EACK—six and one bait tur. | Liquid astringent fer ekin and men , ere, M.. «Dut ba *% gig PTfations, Ge aad $1.00 et af r—-, | irnggists. | ~ 6 O16 SO? ao eli es, “~ ods 'Guan ain Wamnwor.” iia 3. ‘om y J |] mm oO FOR GENTLEMEN OF GOOD T, STE . oe ROW TE SCRATCHES. » A The Detec!-Wemmer Co., Maher i aiement. Siali——Steip ia oa RIN fRRITATIONS Emarusned 584 S / oe : :- rR . = te : Ciger ..

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—_— So ery one eater bi TANKS PLEARNEY AND’ MORGAN SOCCER MANAGERS “SUSPENDED FOR LIFE” =" NN all — ‘Sees Qontest for Municipal _ AGoalGetter Tunney Ito 10 — Reds’ New Hurler_ 'Weismuller Is Heydler to Put Hornsby ‘| BROOKLYN FIVE WINS | | nae | ° Will Not Pitch es —~s 1 Association Title to aaa Shot to Retain = Sunday Games Badly Beatenin| Problem Up to Owners at ~~. +» Title Says Mara U.S. Tit S I T 7 Pie ic 4 st Lines atti os y the Associated Press ° | . y the Associated Presse. . | B R | d S d oe oe : i e ays ara CINCINNATI, April 7 ° ° it e wim S se aren esoon e heplaye unday ¢. EORGE WOOD, "youth ecague oession 1 OMmorro “pki ‘ook the first game « of | Sat aa — _ However, This Does Not Go if oon = A Bh mage ewe 17-Year-Old N Y i .j—- * a: ae ame eee rer) rofessions saskett, 3g , “i . . : wigs tae goatee eae -i Car- ew io School- ‘ ee Series he e a ; is | 2 | he . , Dempsey Regains His scague cont ract lt} tie . = he re Ko} Wi Plaver Appears to Be “Sitting in} the King Row” and Sug zes- tg a — ogg al i.O@. a Hush McoKUuTUMIN and Andy Fredericks Barred From Fur- ee me ; Fo of 1923 cinnati Red s which - ri ‘ Y> eorge jac, ins | > : ai: ; A - ~ i a riOoilimea 5 ; ; : OPE % : i ation hat h siiaill t ; , - : a VY yitf - ul, and Joe Lope hi ck is S| ' hlati-> 9 ae, eae. r i putatior ah Sa | by 4 Lengths. Ma y Be Made hat Eight Clubs Pa J the Difference the scoring attack we’ me ther Park Athletic Activity as Result of Refusal to Per- —— | eon ee “Sets Om Suaeny. > dl cael rhen ae Ste de 3 i yaa Seacial to tho Peetenee W ood, who was “discove red” nae: and (Charge It Off to Ads ertising. | . inal # mit Teams to Play Third Extra Period. es Ba Age NEW YORK. April 7.—It mar | eee, y the Associated Prese. | | id took a 10 to 6 lead aur. i SPM Ms ORS, Apri (.—it may be’, contract with President August CHICAGO, April 7.—A New York iy shinetes’ of play, with : AD Ree ae é , Pes 5 Se ae of fleeting interest to Gene Tunney Herrmann of th: Ler he} —_________ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ _THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1927 : ____ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 27 ee a ae P™\V dl ha be plc 4 ? bn ws, sey Atte is anil ee aa rary f . “ - — * “ _-- ._——— — . - a ee whe 29 He De Tao ng 8 el eer emap te — oe AIAN = Neat eR YS . Oe eer » & ae ae Why Nie) qt NO ee aa aR es eee Re Ae Ai rye cae ¢ schoolboy, George Kojac, 17 years woeham finding the Re ar. ‘ ry to r _~ . — ae °Y ; " } ; i 0 ui, Lig riven . oOunnyY el It , s . Stepped Out near @ ugh McSkimming and Andy Fredericks, managers, respectively) public. siden Sam Breadon, president of the Cardinals, departed for Pitts- half and wit} iy, br aS J his severest critic without a con- burg this afternoon to attend a special meeting of the National Ao ee ane ae . wine ar me - aR a enctiae Ts aie dts yirten™ hd 1s, we wa hy! es ‘ ‘ ver maine \ aa ho i ; ce ° $ . “are iS, 3 ‘ Cie Negotiations f ? \ ] ¢ r vw orld’s y ham pion sprint swimmer ESOS NE by Holman the Killarpeys and Morgans, municipal soccer title fina 3s, have a ae ‘test, Tim Mara, regards the cham- started at Orlando ! , j lefeat of his - sat 1 eS . & Bes ; et eee . chucee Fates om :' he most decisive defeat ; ; ‘. — for lite” by the Soccer Executive Committee of the : o ® oe pion aS a cake walk, a 1 to 10 sholt.|? John Heydler, president he ] the National a.| easue, called by President John Heydler to discuss the troublesome . - s ~* Aa . -. - 7. i * i 4 ne 3 ‘ ‘ p . #3 ‘- ‘ ' - e : o ~ 4 Ac vi on L le s sa 1o 1a a e ; aa ge : heavyweight» National League, vetoed | 6 »sroblem of Rogers Hornsby and his 1167 shares of Cardinal stock. oJ : - te - } " 7&5 *« hie »| = title in the 150-yard back joe eS pa Ce. Ae ld all eD “suspended : against the field of ; tai atic Association, it Was an nce today ‘ef Ine ; } : N continue yesterday's final contest into a third extra period after a 2%; .¥28 ee wwe, Mara igs a succ satus race-track Wood then appealed to Com- stroke here jast night from Weis- . 4) ; A-of coures de r 7 ’ * x * ’ P, ea: wari s sa os ‘ oa | l- > Le @y* . ? } 7. } +4 le ni ; * 4 ." . . . a ie me e| ne a nh U ' ” ‘ O PRIVATE COURT adlock had resulted in two extra sessions ee Ba 8 Ee, Se es bookmak r, sO the quoting of odcs;.: missione r K. M, Landis, com- muller by fully four lengths, and ; ae — back up their president in his rwul- By tife Associated Press. 1 de . - . " } / . . Y ) - » . *s » s . ’ . " 7 =, Py vy _ , = _— . oan J ‘ » . . | - . e* ‘¢ Eis : NEW YOR bh, April 9.—Jay Go ula, The ruling of the soccer com-y, oo mM 6 EA Seg =Cprofessional footbal! promoter, ‘ided the case in his favor. record by nearly three seconds. The Breadon said today. I was asked | the Giants until he has disposed of retires U! d f at t U s rm . ] A 4 P| : 3 - . ne Was 1:42. meeting and wired him that I sibility that the New ¥Y ork club : 0D q jervised sports. , ORE Ro. te 5 a ee VD orere: om gh sb ne ve Warn aie, ee Po. ‘ t a ts and + it he is would carry the case to the courts ; 7 a : ery ; > a Bn ~~ po : ‘ .- P are tt ? 1) i} *7 h TY : ; : * , ied z *¢ ‘ acy Pt } biz aa . = » and has paid $100,000 for 25 room ae cneured = in the comm i Rg Re } are wisdom until) such tm backstroke star, who beat the Chi- SSS @0 &® ane rather than permit Hornsby to fe see. stated mo ; 2M ng ee ee as | r an better ones turn 999 The under no obligation to go beyond , . ’ 1922. ve kept out of the Giants’ battle frork. --the entire top floor of the (»5. Bice's report. TI repore si BS ’ ees % Neg é; iy ‘agoan at 100 yards in ¢ } j ‘ ice it tiv a r \ " i Be eee a ‘ 1A } A . - a P L Oi err ‘ Air r Lt} operative apart tment daw vaggl me j th ring t meemuc” ' nan ed - un nes lare d ut efsmuller the Vv ha 1e co msile a yp It has been suggcsted that the S C C in Pe eee © ee : , om Bee Sete ah ae ‘tand-o Loy ait at ne : > ib in for he stock which potion, pines, Mection. the Delghbor- Meander orders from their man-) i> . }e . 8 sontcees tous at er 5 Coliseum Tuesday «7 2" 2 umer picxes xon- tidding, for, the tock WMCh | ieague club owers wl ty to pe } i1}i - ; %: Sa ns oa : , Pees. : eee | peservatio) pe effect thi aj) : , _— = rnsby holds. : bilt. Miss Anne Mor ander wers, it Would be UNniail | a a” — | bs ; : ; paper Besa oha and eventually the Hawaiian fornsby hol ; ; _, Suade Charlies A. Stoneham, owner te Ase LIN Ban and cthergs # Pe aoe whe x 2 : z ; 3 bets were off 1f Dempsey succeeded jeiiomnaini : As is known, tHlornsby bought f t) 44. ' socially prominent . pri Let . Li3¢ 4 ** . : . ..- " = . ‘ plete c , : , ie , j . * t ; . 19” 4 r . Wi ; a \\ a rded tne race. ' . x nN t ly 9 t 1€ Giants, to keep Hornsb) on - . we : “pees eae ae OER ee : so in cOming vack to his 193235 torm, dane #? ba he s CK, ayir approximately The roof, which is Included {rn 4; me the championsiup Seeaaaes Smmaae | , ; Medi , dave ay. si ps Articles for a six-round bout te- The terrific early pace set by one tor K, paying vi : the bench until his stock can be spel “ eing his contentio.. that Jack . $50,000 or about $45 a share, when ™ purchase, wil l be laid out in Ra ar- 4 Will Play sunday. wo . “n , ony « > ix ~ ' « . (: } ep ey ine he twee n Jack () "he ¢ fr of Toledo. 9 isinuller helped oOo create the ; »v , , ‘ onl disposed of. . : We ae "RE ss dos ,.earns and mot ren Lun Vy eal , . ne "as appnointec manager o ] é den — will include a priv ate f Tentative arrangements provi ie = : s -, ae oer See j ne pees nevi , . and Jacki liorner, local welt: new mark. and also wore out the ' pe os eo aT . 19°5 _ * D ; Hornsby “Sitting Pretty.” A ; “Harnevs and Morgans eee ae . ee ee 2 aslo wail hoxcr. were sier aun + senaias .* "4 (« Cardinals June 1, 1925. Las e- > the Killarneys ana . le reat , es eS fie ai Sharkey and Maloney Best. weight boxer, were signed yest nampion. He “blew up —— cember after the Cardinals had In any case Hornsby appears to ¢ again Sunday at Fairground A ? ] kine definite knowledge of! day afternoon, according to an aa last le ngth of the 60-foot pool and | : ware A bate. M1 RO ES ON NCC NG MAY GN NO i OCA AACE ONG = te te eh oe ri 5 re re es he Pe = Bead — : 6} . : nant eat : epening conicer. agi » Bras vers ovina’ sonea't’ Sehogls Combine . =~ MM 0 ot decided tha I}li inols Athletic | ment and Breadon traded Hiornsby p return 64! action would follow. to the New York tiants for ' * . i re Frankie Frisch and Jimmy Ring 1 m Sunday, the ‘ai Win- pill wep s* not he considered a} headliner lows? eee ijornsby purchased the stock in ak from Sun la’ » &SA A { 5 : oF : ae ; 1) by, side? J i ii ; s will play the il-Stars in- alns I ers : i” ) iber of the field Morner will be maki: his fir Iilinois A. C., 17%. | f po pepingerney a ew good faith as an investment, when iad of the ie oe a T thin} néebthhiras : Lewml . 41 a Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A., 16. , } ——e »y , tho eh the property Of 4 wmember of the Cardinal team, Managers McSkimmin and . . ° ‘ eee ; ae f I n Tunney,’ Mara said. Wis graduatior . mateur Chicago A. A., 1d. the New York Giants and under as he can point out, and his trans- anage' | , .,Missour: U. Men Will Try Rr ce : : : | | im pa | w York A. C., 11. contract to them as player and fer to the Giants, while he held edericks has: a the] refusal to oe . e Pa sé ' Fos na ' emranrt ‘'O! rame “Abo? ; ar aro. bees " * 4 en 9tain attended the sto *k} la mtinue yesterday on the claim to Outscore 50 College pf? ng aie ithe re these fellows and heen boxing during the past year | Ambassador Club, Los Angeles, §.| “E'S "> 2 “ardinal ciuh | oe Stock: was consummated with- , ° , . - cy" y } #h . -¢ . . + their men were xhausted , . #23 i think they know it. nvyhoyv NO- wnder t) management imnmy , Boys’ Club, New York, 0. mi ‘a IN Ta sate ee enn consulting him. Furthermore, all tavine for mor er af Track Stars. Baty sh baie eae ba hciadn' tea Lau iol oh RPM ee ea Los Angeles A. C., 3 in Pebruary and his stock was suf- | President Heydler approved the i , i i] ‘ fia ‘ a “ BoP . ; i. 7 ite . Pa ‘ sah ‘ a4 7 mson . yw " + Ys eLsi’ sae 6 : ss if + , > ; « le ’ “a tae a arm weather i : ) eal Sr geaRe apigh egy eggs nee ) Indianapolis A. C., 1. ficient to vote him a place ory the | trade, despite Hornsby’s ownership : s rintendent of creation : ‘ Se y ‘“ABRalist eat Py ws £e2 lim profte ssiona] |! utLS iT aArious ‘ N¢ orthwestern Univ ersity, phere a . x — ; of Cardinal stock. upe . . pt. Rect Egg pe a EMO NT : i : | 51 a | anges arto President Heydler§ immediately | An Easy Way Ont. | fapperson disregarded the! wilt C OLU MBIA. wio.. © peters: gs mtg rris after the transfer of Hornsby to Hlornaby c Ms stuck to : : " Hh; ) = tease and euinine |: raw in BABE McCORGARY SET sree a y , nsby cannot be forced to sel! . her period be played. Mc- stars from eaci of tl 1 ¢ ‘ool war. fowever, if * ¥y could! four contes hil ne of hi one Elodie Spares ee ee eee what he gt another per! pams Ses ake | Fe | pe PC Be seri ee vB DOWN FOR 30 DAYS BY could not perform with one team | considers a fair price, and Breaden : oan “1 eric 2clin % ¢ +} Missouri ; ore ; . 1} (,corgc McCann. the -“COring ‘OT! nac re (ij Pi lie # i. mate h Pepe wae rm: ‘ mming and hr re | icks declined Ol ne j mion lj ma as a2 } i Sw ‘ ‘ P ; . ; eae é f ‘ ie & ; a? ees gags 1: ae MMISS and own stock in another and he! cannot be ec elle ase FO on with the game an«d Tne demonstrate t}) : . +} | tic re ‘Pas act of t hee Mor cans, who lia: 4 ouid hen , cece ptees ' EL’) de : ein” “«] | Knapp = String. PENNSY CO ION has stood by that ruling rm che che stash pce re nt ee dofabout 3 3500 dist versed after | against cinder : aera . counted seven goals im the last cluded. a igur arns MiG One »f St. ,ulsan s t ‘yy the Associated Press. face of the statement of John vest siéeve a fair price - o oop: hi ia a : 2 Q half-hour. @ ‘ , _ 1. #4 » | versity of Missouri in a track a) series, Only one other goal has t heavil mn the lea an 2 ; BR oP in = } round match MeCorgary, Oklahoms boxer. was/~” ' ger o siants, t! at i An easy solution of the problem j we mpetet ee ance ~ we ee ee In larry a poe Palermos. appearat nak : ; ee ee ee re ee ee we cities. ay ae 4 e McGann, outside left on . ded | é : | aie started the scoring field meet here Saturday. Chest been scored by his team in the | philadelphia aw Kearns pd the Morgans outclassed the expected tc ‘ticipa in the 13 Collinsville, 5-2 “PRO” BASKET LEAGUE ewark, N. . wo years ago, a! from boxing in this State until he torney for Hornsby, replied to the | tlsing and each club coud pay one _ =OTee! ocr cae xpecrea to are mm tne ig - 8 CM RR Ne SE Hee: SN eet) »4tlonal League president that he) eighth of the total. Or the Giants ferieys, whose passwork WS! vents on the program which is ADOPTS & EW RURE [0m Hist Cocina rerper| halted a (ce, ae ee ae had nothing to arbitrate, that he| could meet the difference and still hf Dall : back the first of its kind ever to be o! Local High School Team ON PE RSONAI ee ee gg ct te dk gwen ai ee ees - had set a price of $105 a share on/| figure that they made a pretty fair ~ The underdogs came _ n . ‘ . 3 noe ing oad ge ni HARD ROADS LEAGUE Hornsby’s stock after a careful au-| bargain in acquiring for the Polo the second half and the, fered by the university. Bunches Hits in Sixth LEV ELAND, April 1.——Modifica- | his rivai had previous!) AS LE Tew. ‘os edin: : | a . ego a ae ie Sis tintin I CRAY a: | dit of the Cardinal books, and that! Grounds the greatest right-handed Sg heverses. a “ou it be counted for first, Inning to Win. engine pepe warts w ey es in | the PaOnE ¢ = A fe is Ng GAR 2 UMPIRES APPOINTED he would stand pat on that price,' hitter that the game has ever Wweshot in the tying goal from a second and third places_as z lua! ‘oe she & : ro! > wae gel A errey . oa Hot ner in recen — ? | ¥ ~ the Associated Prese. holding the stock until he found a’ known. itup in front of the goal inside er ae . ns soodeds ea He >} ikie . ”, HARRISBURG 7 Hifi 2 . 4 . a7 he - 7 . ij Mer 26 minutes of the first half 7, Brewer, director en he caught a perfect cross | crrie IRlia od , — P a | 1 » | «0 Yon aris ’ i . . Y) eet and t} r=" tota Te ee mac * ;7 y , urth ‘rSen] al Fou) y } | ™ 1} " cra C ; . ’ Lf ? }" . if; ce ‘7 FTV) | >i ‘ arterville. ( hus nge: repea.ead »* } gif ‘ . ‘iam Ty We 1? ‘oF nitpral Weslevan : Ay * aA ~ ‘cee biG A : ie a hi : ‘ : a 7 ange os i j i if 2eTLLON, (offa Neal of Buck- 4 , | suffered anargd hombardm el +, rkic Tinton’ co 5S os ALi ur } ~~ ae | . ‘ i iit be ; yi, diTl : cp : oe a i . . —_ ha} » 4 "FV 4 ker of Harrisburg, 3 . . ee SaTAIO, YOu ra i Viiecee. JhISSO UTI =e 4 om Lei } Lay idi I \ bia © rs .Y % 12 paved reali Ox . - ‘ An extra rio of 16 minute ge ge Siege vere it Oo Y. a wats tlie rae ites sgpairetgeliey: tpt, Se iSaiot an Dahlikamp of Orient, as | ss , , : Wesleyan, Missouri School of Mines ' . , :, : : (mal - §4re . . - , edie ke r ele 31) ie raining rko Wit) ’ : : "a} maued to break tL #) ‘ amd ano Z Z a at a ’ q ,@lan alli carl: V1} ) » 7} - , a : eats ie OP ae fe ie , in ‘ PEBe } i ; A rin ee i regiuls lie appointed ‘ W alker | “st ‘lV estim in =Té ,. Missouri \ ailieyv ( ol- A . 4 4 - i ia i trie ‘att rvs eve ‘ 4 7 } “f%* va ‘ : . > Ww Berry f ; . : ‘ . a . > j j a ‘ ‘ : y ras ordered, amtii aye Viv ast . . ‘ 9 yi , . " f — : | r ‘ a s P’ . 4 i " i ¢ { Kio 4 i | . . | wm . —~ £4 4 s e . 7 " : re All Tit j | . rt ° \\ illiams of Vy @st resi ; _ . ‘ A id © 34 i i ‘ “47 1} iolat _ : " . ? gre ‘— ae Rs pnts: JOC Voigt and Crawford and luniap le )¢ Sud Tavior oe SWith’s record stele - and Homans as row in the ; "* q)7 €3 Siig) § —- “ ONCORDIA ‘and 2, but only after a stiff battle. Voight’s card going out was 33 GAME IS POSTPONED with ouch turning in a 37. For the PINE HU ee, PS - a4 Dr. Reed Shoes refresh you—they strengthen the weakest arch structures without strain or . ¢ pressure...Let us fit you correctly—you will _-_ {| , y yy , fe eee,» +» > >» » » » » » » i» i a Same between Washington | incoming seven holes Voig Pe Versity and Concordia Semi-|°8 and ¢ © ’ hits (run | 7 | _ Stheduled to be played at Crawford hi | ro into €XtTa pgees—Cleveland. 4° Collinsville rim smile with pleasure. sett Field this afternoon, was holes to win.against J. B. Ryerson, of * “a pe nten of rain of Cooperstown, N. Y. He yester- lav eliminated W. C. Fownes Jr Pirates Reuei surier. on the twentieth green an today Combination Last MAIL ORDERS CENTRAL 3774 PROMPTLY FILLED FOR BOOKLET 609 LOCUST ST. , ST TSB RG, Pa. Apri’ cuge Won on the nine u enth. -rawford bie, Meociated Prees was o dowrr at the Ferrult catcher, was released going out in 32 strokes, four under OPtio; i? 5? > urz 13. today ec a ay th the r c , Leet - Englewood, turned birdies on the tweitl ‘ tour se wai mit ; , eg ; ¥ € Lie ns 2 ‘ : Of the gs ' | SD set . * hae ' » Suth ic ss ne - } © ce hy . he +f Jo 7) Dawson of { hi« ; 3 BS Linton s home * l'merkon tPenth. eixteenth ang eighteentn ; J defeate . - . nil @ : and won with par on the extra 1 ‘ago, 4 anG a par fer the course. Crawford | i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i — ld i /. /. x, EY oF = 6 ee a ae

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“ | —___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ = JONES OR ZACHARY TO FACE TIGERS IN FIRST GAME OF SEASO Fis . ee ee eee a _ —— ———-~ ~ anne “ - re — ———_—_———_—_S—_—_- _ —_—— mane Ee A = _- ~ will show how many times and ball law to the contrary notwith- PIKES PEAK 9 ¢ 1 rival camp and a tough ‘oe. QUINT - _ Whether Sherry can beat Pesek where they have wrestled for ding BO 4 | owiey hnounces ina —= =Q==—"“ 4, fs something else again. The | the title. sithiee’ we on thre WLS HERE Toe oe ak ) se This time the show ts being ogee to RE am : vikes Peak Regtgua , iT. e . 9g Pes Re. ord fact remains that he did ~ ‘ ns : ae ; , =) A st ee a r ; = hand Pesek put on by John Contos, who pre- ~ — ap ey 53, Cog r hs Be deapcge 7 «fl heptane are ee Salada ceded Packs as a promoter in - al 'o the A. RK € ae ' 4 ¢ wet = ’ a reat: Aa the ‘1.Li@ — ; ° 7 +9 =. . - Out — i Ry Breadon, in seHing stock ‘. Will be in oe 3 rom Stecher at Los Angeies no ‘oGa ‘' & Special the 3 ; > ad e j y 6 t . Ips, 0 hited thy Vee NNSA ee +y¥ % f rae . Byte wt asks are ee ee ae ee or rhe GANS -~ «A , ; + 11 #6 —_ "" al ’ . aiiGa we, hALWis i LOT. A 7.42.08 it ° : ' f 3 - y been dispo-ed of : : : 1LOWing mn rill in o hue ner match so the champion. as matchmakers they can do aot blocking the deal until oon tto Stein Jr >, but the referee, Five-Run Rally in Ninth int » . Son ; —_- he er os - TF ee + 2 : *- is| believed by many tnat something to protect the public. Hornsby was in the clear. ee ‘© match starts lany * ® © . , i s St. Louis Patron ot Rin, Y Le gta’ 4 Pesek failed tn an effort to do ne Pr ent te Bi . a: r “4 “ie as not. hey should withdraw The situation ints ry a cH - ee S rts Dex lares “down” for the second time, de- : hat Pesek had employed | caren § Promoters are not aliWays re- Louis in ‘e¢braskan what Zibby a : in the case of Biz from the game. plete embargo against managers g . | owning stock im baseball ciubs INNE Onis Si by Gov _ « ward the . , , = a strangie hold and & - sponsible for such shows. But By the National League. in ferr ng, Sen Cohen. | and : ” fa Condition. stances, ever coul beat 85: pretended for weeks to a oe ae . > Post-D *h. | Lewi ee rorst even if ' = nl age "eee by That’s All tive playing ca- uluth capture From a Spex ial Corr spondent of the Post-l i» pats h LEWIS wa: daw re | aie saa D a wi rs } he fris ih e sake of later Horns 8 2 during their hes _— I . ' me = Duluth D a i “1 —_Nan Howle’ id his St. Louis American singie fali, remains eterna! ) hi him unawares and win- . — oa ee — Ss . “Looks Li Lega -Dan Howley and hi: - 10 \ -d in “fine condition” for th aha tn ait , x8 HE National League is try- ; oe re pionship - wll x: 1 eariy ‘partu for hom VEIS4t,: match wit! ex. WD —— | k heir Which may account for the ing to unsnar! the Hornsby | manager's head is safe only as pe me ee eee ee Joke c e postponemeé! Ask any ad ‘Paty alli playing stock situation, without much re- . here” in le Dostseasg_ . cal Western CaCI ud tals e ecause or? s ypngute — if Munn ever had title class, and ' | gees sult. Hornsby still sits on the ne overtime ce ya , £0 ispatcn vrLers he'll probably laugh. LL la ell le a al al el al al Nea _ ; z ; , ; han : oe | | e : iba — ; ar alee dete Esme Ree wR . * . WTA — Whichever way the cat jumps : ion of forme! f tg tril : ian stecher it can’t hurt him. R . DA 99 SON OP . ICAL 61g rowns Box Score ippea re. Swe ams | Pesek Tried to Pull a Zibby : Londos will ag: eet | wsu! " CO. : . ies sea etna oe ° ang LOnGOs wi im meet tn Lawsuits can force the hands ae le eahdiegtioshie umber ae wilh We Spe = 27 YEARS IN = ee i ee a hie - hie ye ; : ae aan, . . . : # he i asa ,- ’ 4 . « + — _ - = — Ax ; . ’ age is belfeved to. be the of those who deprive him of Nils elialios ta BS a ni ia lh SiS ah elt elie lp BR —_ a cz -~ — ss , ed . Po), Mitty > mss : n he - a ge hota Pa 5 ters. w4 os wk as es & ae peak of the affair and smiles. a el ee exertior he check } , sights. aad livell . ' eat Gamaiein chee elias rf n rights and his livelihood, base School é ST. LOUIS rs the jield today Yet Eyes. Jack Sherry put him down in Fy Ti Prices nine minutes, the other night at irestone ire + Lr r “- ~¢ Colum bu: > U. clin cn iy ue ire beund to go up. No one can expect Firestone Gum- ; : expect to face Sherry no is oO Dipped Tires to remain at present low prices, which O H ‘NJ iR | ” are lower than ever before. Liberal trade-in sllowance r J i S eon your oid Tires. Don't wait for your old Tire toe Each Pair EYE biow out, come in to@r. “a l ¢ 26%. n toair ve at ieas c FREE better and more GA R Ri CK. NOW VULCANTZIN(G—Skilled mechanics, modern equipment aan — SPHERICAL , _ ; enabie as at smail cost to give your Tire big additional LARGE LENSES LS Aog-sece - te ATIONS ONLY " . 4 mileage, and cguarantee satisfaction or refund cost. Kryptok Bifecais, ‘eur and Far \ sion, Reading Lenses. than the cigars y _ WOOD. WIRE. DISC WHEELS REPAIRED. Rime. Invisibly i;round in One Lens. fonves Per tr Som ~ DEMPSEY - TUNNEY iso parts for all make cars. Bring your wheel and “pherical Combinations. 00) ee been smoking. Y rim troubles to our expert. Seve time and money. fmly. Pair “ Genuine Torie Lenses fer nead- Totals 6 FIGHT PICTURES Bifocal Lenses, both far and $2 7()| ache, reading or vest: palt..-..4m like them from 8 : : , 4 near combined in ene Lens . for ¢ ° :e occasion ! ie a ; With Buriesque—Reguiar Prices TULSA, eri so badly from a! Glenn's, Grand & Pine, dell Bo tirst to the last ' whle that he hardly ° : : : puff. could orced 1 eae T-~w a few today ~ Rice rf with a pass or two : ty Rourke of Tulsa errors to ace: ae =e. pee PA aah E. Miller ois Williams Schulte O. Miller (serber $s i? Neill ¢ : a’ GASTON P FALK P * Ben nett 0 4 6 I i i i wleseesueooupet wet oer earns was f soon as ith hi — = ' * completely and wrecked as ‘il Grimes 3b when the majors rallied tn the Patterson cf ninth and tallied five runs to win, “turdy Ib a Munson rf Bennett If Gaston's Work Ordinary. Brannon 2b .. ng for the Browns SMress ss Wingfleid c FARQUHAR P a. satiate as on a 2 when, with t ado and @ M40 CaNTIN P foe. comorrow you fl buy them bw the box. BP DE iy SRM a NDR ip lds it ARTE She Gaston's pitchi was only ordinary. in the Ollers scored 7 er es wlesceecoeessen™ C2 oonsd Totals Innings. Browns a ee ia Twe-base hit»—) Rourke. Miller. ing to fore man at second, P | : | img to force & mA = Munson, Rice. “olen basce—Wingfieid. . - + ilar var 7’ mac)? rr ? ‘ = - ‘ ’ . ve . : = ~ ‘tn bases filled with | ton, 3: by Farguhar. 1; by Tesar. 1. hurts the wind and saps the C S ear cnoug W at Smo ers want This lead, however passed OU” | Bases on baille—Off Farquhar. 4: off Gae- Na two out and the | Pitching record—0Off Farquhar, 7 hite and) ctamina of any athiete. sunlesenHnwmnmooen So iv ppedluen-npooneu? ~~ oe 6 0 3 0 v 0 “@ U ‘rhat by a wild throw by sisi: Lee eR LS TE. A AREY hen sa LR ee ¥ Browns, Otis double off’ the oS art of the | > runs t > inn! i inth } ; , | : Me tine ¢ sada eee S 1s in 2 innings (none out in nint : tain condition for a show of fir ‘ off Gaston, 10 hits and 5 runs in 8 in- 7 an * va > ) magnitude is insu.ting thr 9 5 Perha 5 runs in 5 innings; off Tessar. 4 hits and anv athlete who fails and put tre teams on even ‘er | mings: off Cantin, 1 hit. no runs in 1 These ru! fere score: inning; off Faik. no hits in 1 inning. Dou- southpaw named George | _ ble plays—Grimes to Brannon to Sturdy; | “picking ripples i ais / . and he retired ; r the coring Kress to Brannon to Sturdy: O'Rourke to bouts. wis was barred for ° A S } had been accomplished, giving way | Sisier. Hit by pitcher—By Farquhar. =. by local p: ters. In S Ort, OB A CCO f TE to Tesar. a right-hand ; * three Schulte: by 90g Wingfield, Wild vitch e " : a> gat hw it~ tho | ~~ aatin. aft on basee—Browns. 7: pian the Oilers had picked a|TWS* 9 Time of rame—ih 355m, Um- Who’s Who on the Mat? pires—Freemas. Becker and Jones. rir ‘Be! *hea 7 r+ + 7 ‘rr | . Tv) "oh “ie of | RYE *+Aa SY “ “- « » \#25 sae sae Rha ia - . Ww : : 44s . hal ‘ i+ ise A Rs y i aie, t } With | maete ‘ 4 . ; Au 44 : 1tm * “an rca” o — pee | 4 r a4 es . +»oa* tha ’ , a eighth. things looked bright for the hor YRourl Sisle: r his . aii towners, despi't ¥ m ' a iB ie : was falling eved iesar ; >» Wi , ) LORE Poe mie! That Big Ninth Round. ae. «Wie made vietery aafe!: ...swusen stedlew amd treme But the ninth came, as ninth in- ring when Otis Miller forced; . Pe Se aac alia | , y | SS Ee acounters between, members o | You’ve + . | 7 -* E “hehe ~ habe ; ? , ‘ 4 , , ‘ a sent Bennett in r st “2 iit n +) ~ ’ . | . ‘9s . . » , . “ ’ : ¥ * + = — . e and Herschel’s patience was re Thy f their own . | . er | i as It is hard to guess what man 3 wareed with as Rice clipped Ls was complete! | Fee - peally deserves to be called the : | off a double te ec and t ty npeneg oy the efficiency of ’ . | best in the game today. Certain- , © . ‘ ie " . . ’ ‘ ~ > * i . “ re ry Aa e.9 3 at ing runs were } and thir i ry] Ze : - ~ ans oe p — ne ee ee ly there ts no Frank Gotch, on WwW nen Grimes, | 18 * nan | : 7 ' mae r pitched fo JuSi the form shown. . Tulsa, missed O'Rourke's ground=r ee mt ind three were re ; a . | Th Bennett scored possible fashion ? oe ’ i i A B : ‘ ‘ : third. to score whe! geet am ee Be | : , - —_ “ ’ . a:2:canm” i ies ‘324 peneLare: f° 7 , 3 — . se@ ts > tz fe, 5 , ‘ a5 an x in , - +4 ’ P nt 4 " ' 4 ; : . a hit to center. Aftier © Rourke had thi he is wu cided whether to " nie a ' : é i : ; : ‘ rAO ae * 2s } - . e e , i Der re 4 ’ Ps : Le ? = : ‘ 4 . ‘ £ c me _? , a : cis . ‘ i] 7 ; ii ; “4 , : , " ~~ * he et a a > Fs ek ee ee ed : ae - ‘ “te oe * » « ee . Re AE — Z yoga stolen third, while the Tulsa catch- open mn against er was debating whether or no wit! om Zachary or Sam Jones throw the ba!!, Shulte came thro }.as his pitches it will be one of with a single to center cm the two, Howley says. ateurs! | AMATEUR basedait teams, or 3) ganized or independent. are invited to send in scores and ) mews of their activities to the ¢ Post-Dispatch for publication. é The sports columns are aioe § Bh a et he ever Sy sae SR a Stet ae mrt ag * — — re? TRA I eS et MEBANE DORSET’ 0 ds Poy Te a i iedy at dB ae i - 4 eh “21 4 f A ¢ F x ; “ey 3 + P od Das yy ” : 4 es Ss ‘4 . $ ¥ : - ey ae # S TF d > , ; 4 4 , > xs * ‘4 " af i Pos be iS. b eS ; * 4 ; ‘ r a > i 2 ; _ *. r * aos. o - - 3 ; 4 r 3 = - - 2 - ‘> : Zs a> y. . ae ¢ - a 6 a. é D> 3 3 3 i = abe ; - & 3 re Y: ‘SI “ Me aa ; : tomate a. ay oz Ke % ey é g _ a f . t a Be ‘ i¥ 3 § : Fe 7 . ee “y = 4 ] ¢ - ' % ‘ 4 - Lp : a ve a =: a 5 % “5 3 * 4 $ b x 5 > “a Y, y . § ars ow tae & > ee 4 ve. > SERS - ey b ae 2 a , .f : ¢ ie? 4 ng x tal nh a e: =, “a " a » Be pe ~ : | ee oe eg sy" a. a oa 4 : ry ; ‘= 4 aS P i See A oa + Sge +H ag ' $= ‘2 rf S- oy #4, a 4 ae! i Ss Ce. o> *. ‘ - ‘ a 4 e + : 2. 2. é Sy 43 bg la ey & ; ‘ a . i ee amet ny ea Abe Mitchell — And Havers Win At Roehampton mes Vas Big ayerys i he bie vale AWA SH ane t $P- (M = Ri Rgaety (9 ie ae ete 2 aoeds HD aN £ oe LO wet Captain of British Ryder Cup Team Survives First Round open to managers seeking piay- , ers or games, and to unattached of Tourney. 3 players looking for positions. Address Amateur Basedaiz Editor. ee he i a a nnn ry the Associated Press. ROEHAMPTON, England, April 7.—Abe Mitchell, captain of the ..~.-~-“~_™~ oo S : = = ~ Every Night Except Sund er cup team of nine ritis 2 Modern Fashions. in the 1819 rears survived the first round of match are in the. field for ames Nicig play today for the Roehampton im. Manager. 53819 Bastion avenue cur. He elimimated H. C. Kinch. ixDenenced Third baseman Teed Aitter to &#&i@ iD +2 an ndependen: or j j j Oo 3 up and 2 to play Seneanio atimes” (ite eee East \ VS OUurtols aire “i Vverside 483 aa ‘\ , - Two other Ryder cup players = A" “ow 41. ade GEEZ ness and mellowness brought siroKe competition ended veaster. -_ ee a ageveaetap cup tourna- day, the 16 qualifiers starting —_ ment is e rst big golfing event match piay today -_ F ‘ a . . , i LAA to full xatural perfection. Admission 90 cents | U.S. Tax 9cents FHATURE'SSOURCE rotai 35 cone Sam. 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__.... _ SJ. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL. 7. 1997 ___ SF LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGK 2 N BOXING BILL SMACKS OF CLASS LEGISLA TION, JUDGE HALL SAYS PIKES PEAK QUINTET q Sunn eie | a alin — BOWLS HERE | WILL 60 boxing law, passed i py both house ‘STATUS OF BLAEHOLDER Sears ~~ following » i ee Pag Pees Be ("niversitv ane «x-ot fic slaeholde: > gemt furloncs ue i rs] pointed wy (iie Jv] } ’ mE i- : »Da +) ? : ° ; P; b W i Pla th is ma oT al) - : \ = Nill ‘ i lil . € I i af 7 ry t ; , Stein Jr. and Woods Se Bewon of Ring lea ee en Pee ONS FS end i ee “py lon Won fur Sterling Last Night; The matc atr -e10Ony, Hut permius boxing exhib Pe ag pee: so Maes tee . a atch starts at ¢gm St. Louis Bill tions under the auspice cf “mae. ee gate Neil Gwynne Causes Grief. S rts Declares lik‘ triotic, benevolent fratern: : rhs = 4 po religious’’ organization it wasi{, : spon "" eh ee eee a Apri] Signed by Governor sponsored bv the Americar egzion. |, 7 “ . 4 aay ” " ur No Foolin. winner of the ca- Muluth capturs d the Am erican 1 : L “Looks Like Legal Joke.’ near ¥ aati ai: tee thy ral Stakes. comes back to the p10 [fessional Hockey Association are “goks Like °a Legal «hove not read J had experience itl —-* ght when | it defear antirety.”’ said Judge Hal ~ i ia? a > ’ Pye a - ‘4 ” ‘ . ri" +. Tr 5 Pe | ; f ae ¢ ‘the third ana Joke a a hank san wit rears ag r sai Al Slub. TI xas brindle is . " ; . ia ; Bei iD With F rogress r) P Son a, : : rr’ ; le eh ough I airead: ive a Mans 1 the five-rsixteenths and appears a : " Serieg, - eins + > ] or} | a | " MyOoeranrns 4 i ot m " J ii . SlAL € NU “ } b : gtd Ml li el Pranices VictoMia 130 TNorth Breeze 103 FIRESTONE ie Charge Acc ~_ }2 il Duluth Wins Title edulis MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. ai im it Nichigan Mm missio? several tonig/t at the \Mladison A 10 work out all } ight i ouble j nines, dzrkness). | M DIPPED ount > | : we whe oULn beat rnichs WILl ; dust Like Vou “Save at ?} lightning flash, will have a chance | Princeton 11, Villanova 3, Pifth race .f in x u NTEREST vot the Department Stores } Alpe ee aia ‘ aw : + = . ’ er 7. " ; ; 4} ,— ee ¥ : 3 Navy 3. University of Vermont !. og — Bor — “7 T R 0 — * rom Wisk WOT: Wei hot move up a notch in the second Navy 6, Georgetown *. 0. Jacan ine §Parmacher : MERCI IAN I s j ct a ee ss 2 woes I rac 1I~ wan hig second start at Mixsiasippi t. 5. Indiana 5 2 jkanold .... = ene... ve ’ JOHN R U SKINS are Y ro ite : i “~ —— le ) ae awav fash-; ianings, darkness). ine Ciena” Pek as "| 9 2310 WASHINGTON OPEN SUNDAY MORNING UE PERSON. oi: "ES =e Net Seer three-sixteenths in runaway [tasn- | F ” Bigth race. S190 a7 Tete 7 “ a q , EOE FY . ; : Alabama 16, Florida 4. ; , sms aS wage +t better and more enjoyable ee thee,” | Boxing Commission under tue NEW) jon, sprinting in with a 50-foot lead SPHERICAL ComMBIN ATIONS ONLY " ate, ee jaw nee eet ee . a) Ut Sey Gee Se eee ee ie . Vision, Reading Le than the cigars you have ’ Pear ut the imp! ieee ragga “li ting around two bends. Usually a! F R ] D l R E — L LU P 0 § 4 R e r 2 e rs a f 1 Oo n Cony ex ‘ ; 4 . - "Nl . * a8e): See RAS , ° b P re) tat 7 > obs vf ee | — . me \ . d around 7 re 7.00, been smoking. You ‘aepoPer er se. Nn, es A ey ot SO Se oer . C | Genuine Toric Lenses for head- , . Ch. | v eg . en 11 woul, | he first time he tries tp §0 4 70, ache, reading or rest; pair $2. v7 like them from the i q a: ee | quarter. Old La Verne will beat the as PS, $1.50 AND UP. N c ; om jaw proveny » ee ee ' | fast youngster if he makes any | ious ona St first to the last Be 33 roe ‘itv Counselor for a ruiing soor pare co od : | 2 = Day tites - ae . loca!) Ty) ofess’cnn fore Phi . % ! ff ere «9 ore to see see? FT ee liipolyte de Bernard. one of the | g pu ° : oO Soe ree Oo et ase Px ; or) ? qt} crased This « ‘ . i ee TS, St peg 9". 5%, - re indift: ,| prominent local owners, has a ; -~ Tesco ’ “ ee Q ti viti la + a’ af sid 1rifgiil - | { a a ‘ +} F eee : Try a few today ~- See cocesa, sald today that ne has not| “rons hand in the foush wie) rrow you Il SRM RRL a oo a ee. 686g. | ning Regen, sae eee ee — Bo eS aa ee ee ee ..:., Dlack racer wants an outside posi- buy them by Restate vireo ts . ptniIs line, v ; a ion and has finally drawn it. Artful the box. BEL eS NEE ta cer fasta enry is in fine fettle and wil! go ' ” aX well with Knocklofty next. Same Quality Sterling Dogs Go Over. Greyhound Selections Happy Sweep, another De Ber- Same Size nard grayhound, looks like the a 4 solid dog in the seventh. Bitter 1.—BLeporine. Pantaloon, The § Sweet and Dora Ridge rate closely Mystery. i | and will be there or thereabouts. | “> > 4 ¢ . . * “ ; 2.—Bryn Coldstream, Us rme- | In the eighth Charles Sterling (. Lewts Giga: Mtg Ce., Makers, Rewark, £1 ror Danger. OER | will introduce Ballyknockin, little . 2.—Honeymoon Hawk, Tecum- | ) ns el three ‘ rimissioners a } (11Té-C - of) to the inside without interfer: “ | mi ~ me : f « a + at a he et oh : : ay 0 AEP Geen a Re te Ne hs Sore ~ we 8 one weer i oe oa ee hee Atal 1 el Ruts one jo ey nlf trae: sien sheen wr bn Tangara. fae : 9.—Cimaroon Pat, Mount Massy, easily dominated the eighth race, | , a city Simian, | a futurity, coming in ahead of Sea- | | hi d S an extra One Best—CIMAROON PAT. , doone and Robin. Orpiment like- S oe | wise was too fast for the futurity field in the seventh, holding Skeex and Golden Shred safe. ° — 7 Lots of grief was registered by ge ser gertet ts _ man S wor backers of Nel] Gwyr nne and Just [mee rete mlewre- * A Joke in the fifth at five-six- | _— we teenths. It was strictly a duel be- tween them and they swung into | ) = = ae ’ by eliminating. outside ice supply t} e c , i Rest ns her rival, and bath theet nents You’ve Trie e ig her rival. and both abot ever ' didn’t yired ght ae i ga Joxe * reals eing assed an . 2 8 ar ; t Started a fight and, while the os | pe mtey o3 ey gprs Now Bu the Bes stopped and argued, the rest of the . ean Sa pack thundered by, Farmer Pete ment of your refrigerator is taking first position. Nell Gwynne equal to 35 tons of ice a year. : h dq I 6 14 *-« . 7 The Brand That ss | pees we - sa Ho ea Visit Our New Down‘own a Display Room-—-917 Locus: | Satisf: 1es Last Night’s Results ; , | am FIRST RACE—Three- es ko ye ¢ Suc, "© 18 Byigidaire maintains cold storage temperatures Kid Purr Buzz ro — ldevier, Gun Boat and Buse Arot 2, SECOND RACE—One-quarte gi ad - . wf rae se without ice— without attention Stainless, Miss Ruth and Lady’ Sonaeteet, 3 | | sala | “FmRD RACE—Puthrity AT merchants, grocers, keep his refrigerator ata uni- users will testify to the cffi- a 3:38 | restaurant owners— formly low temperature with- ciency, economy and year in, Ethel’: Fanics Vii rand aes ee | those whose business depends out the daily necessity of re- year out dependability ‘of Frige el also oh OURTH “peers > et pels upon good refrigeration—say icing—these considerations idaire—a dependability guar- Cag aap eo, | ae they never realized howmuch ow ould make Frigidaire show a anteed by the Fridigai.c Core Pe wy: ! Dan ht. Mon At , -4¥° “ light Buck and Oakland Cal also ran. time and labor it took to keep profit. But in addition to all poration, a subsidiary ot Gen paneer 1: 1040 BAD alte their refrigerator cold before these advantages, Frigidaire s eral Motors. ov" tics quatier mile). “thea Gee they installed Frigidaire. They operating cost is actually less —~ ; Farle,” seh der rN rea say that Frigidaire is actuall; than the cost of tcc. Fiad out what Frigidaire mt SIXTH RACE—T ree-sixt eenths mile: ‘ Thanticler 580 33 equal to an extra man. will do for you ! ie Ello, Preston Brock. Rec For these merchants line Ovtr alone, Aatm Fou aud igidatre costs less a we : write or call at our Me J 4 7 ty A e ‘ad SEN NTH RAC E—Fuinrity: . oe Psi Frigidaire does the worr se ag Poca ger the raged (ef C TO/N e O/C ES : ae - id 280, Hangs erat To be able to buy perishables piesa sales ves pss «= mee pais _ HAG AcE ee in larger quantities and to be. Grocers, meat merchants, drug- their profits wil rigidatlre Borle Jd om _ iky — ? | #40 4 i sure that they will keep in per- oe. hoteland restaurantown- and how casy C.ic Crenctral range Bitters, “Wetlesier, Windle Bevck fect condition until they are florists and pre eter ee Motors plan of Pp ma A +a ee sold—to leave the store on contacelants : | o deferred ag Richer. Oe, LIiore “Mma re ae bad mas & Saturday night, confident that ha ve found ” fh tied a ma * at Bive, Mo i? Sere “Wildest Robbie Mondav morning will see his Frigidaire will | , | or you to ave g eshte stock of meats, vegetables, cut their costs - | — the «ape — Cd Y, Yd’ TO] si Entries for Tenis |’ dairy products or other per- and increase a ae |: eens aoe eee pinay gare | os ishables ready to sell tothe their profits. M a only Frigidalte ie? _Birst race teenths | mile: | most fastidious customer—to Over 300,000 can give. , Manet Teck arte ce a THE DEL-HOME LIGHT CO. S k OU r ) yankee Star. on “pur Pinky. 3321 Olive St. (at the Lindel! Cutoff) ; vst Outtet. Downtown Display Room, 917 Locust St. Save the On c h Mac. Bigh o ite:r. 3 : : Also on yim ah ae a: a ss astfoot Jacl Seneran yn bait 4 ‘ a Schlueter & Becker. roemeke Netrigeravion \0., m. bauer, Dea | e r * 1s-Unit United : “tu jeuty. Muddy “ir megan. perme mond OE oe State *., 2802 N. Grand Ave. oo St. s : , may Menge” Rncangeee East St. Louis Profit-Sharing Coue 0"... ast St. Lo a pon Label on cach can. Free i = af * Catalog of over 500 Premiums. "5" or. jw | 1 air © g SHOWROOM 905 ee ce Fe PRODUCTS &% GENERAL MOTORS THE INDEPENDENT BREWERIES 0., 91. LOUIS, WO. Sas oe ‘se | GENTLEMEN: Please send me illustrated booklet on Frigidaire weirs Sy wee : Z 4 ye ~ Sr ee cteanpenidy aime ee Pe nc cy «le Alife DLP ADELA LAA 2% hd ialtad: all Tee ROY ie MPLA ae ia - +: FS alas ilk ar 5 one <quarter miie hurd’ Re’ mont: oun t Masse Th Fildest Robb te er Bis ue Welter Skelter.

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__THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1% -=—- ———- ot LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ il INDUSTRIAL ANT PAGE 20 7. Injured bv Anto. - mn — ce ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SOP a ae iene seh tee ee * " . “atal ¢.irl, ae & E 4] Cabanas Ss Go’? f FRIDAY SPECIALS BRICK CHEESE ._g WISCONSIN CHEESE #trieti¢ FRESA— Put ap ia cartons COFFEE sinros. 2 ths. 5! Smoked Hams mas" 29 SERRE WHERE THE Sixth and Franklin a Fresh F ish Halibut Steaks, [b.. Smelits, Ib. Ocean Herring, |b. Carp, !b. Finnan Haddie, Ib... Fresh Shrimp, |b. ._.. | Large White Buffalo, ib. 20 Smail White Buffalo, ib. 15 Red Snapper, Ib. Whiting. Ib. ... Salmon Steak, /b. To Europe $] 70 to CUNARD THIRD. Half the fun and thrill « there—on a Cunarder. comforts surround you, reduced to the lowest I co go either before mid-} mg on moonlit Sra@rms of a college ; SIXTH and MORGAN FRIDAY SPECIALS Striectiv I resh With a 2he chase or of Fish. ix baraznin. «¢ | dog. limit.» DOZEW. .yenue and Bircher, but inserted an i q ? enament Mmakili tne Vvacatio:r ee ae a effective on condition that con- Enticing Sea-Fresh Flavor Fresh Fish at All-Kroger Meat Shops Each Wednesday and Friday During Lent Sliced HALIBUT, Ib., 33c]; NORDIC BRAND FILLET of HADDOCK CATFISH Per Pound SKINNED STEAKS 30: WHITING oS CARR ay 1s ens Prats Fresh Red Snapper____| Smoked Fillet Hadseck | Lb. Smoked White Fish_. Finnan Haddies . Fresh Jumbo Shrimp__LB. 28 Concession by Company. red the 15; Nordic Brand 1@ company acqu! 1 * haa pea ¥ > aad . ra ats ‘ or : ; ‘s s : = ° ae? os Pb . 4 be - : ve See te oe ee ‘ 4 : a . - . 4 ‘ J z . ‘eucs P ontinn Spates Rites bt Stee Catton a eee dea fe BRN Fol eS) ao ie ; y , ¢ T AM age Ss. FRR . T eek rial SP et Pe r - e. daca age >, Poe ad aa “tage Ss A S en Zi fF . * 2 Mire Ae i leg Beat ee Ses 4 & hae EYE eR Tae ~ te” De Se eee ; , ee rant Si y ao ie ‘ ~ set ly 4* iV ai Wo s . - — + > —_" n of Bircher street Wes pei hoy bP redial . my RA : ” BS Ee al as hai? he ESS my Sat is BT ? ee Meee neg EN Se re PRB NE Fe f rey y Xm ? f C170 g ‘ . ‘ ie gles Bess 23 ‘ ' YT sw ] ‘ t ‘ , QIGIty tn com pan) oe icrease th ralue nd ti 9 ould afford to waive the $4369 Established The damages would have ‘to be paid by property owners : the 1874 neighborhood to be benefited by the widening, and waiver of the esson ‘heir payments lie said it wag not putpose to interfere with the tric Co., as their new Str undoubtedly increase and surrounding prop . bs pantie , ¥ ; Rey Se aS A CES eas as 4 host BT 5 BIGOT O NS : ees ee eh Cog pier ee ae . ole % “ ed + ¢ i te ada et 5 ee Wt Pe “ph \: * Tbe od ° - u Se ‘comite pent Fae ER I A cp wi i seco FR NE PE Se Fog 28 ay ae a j wy A 3 “ yr ER $4309 would a ie the > aa Sixth and Chestnut Tavior and Delmar Eighth and Locust Union Market De Baliviere and Waterman | os Adelaide and Deimar General Elec Union and Vernon plant would 1 ploymen* Grand and Shenandoah Sep Peanut Butter Participate | Retitnde of Attorney. cies te. tes mm” thts ee...) 6 bargain event; check amendment off the items wanted and go to your nearest Conrad store. 1¥ sO A delicious, wholesome 3 for 72 well-balanced food nap vol be langee Say pnetinns tired nerves, aids digestion, builds health and” Van Camp’s Specials trength.. Children love it. Pork and Beans......3 for 25c x ip., 28c 1 Iib., 48c Dark Kidney Beans. . 3 for 25c Beech-Nut Chile Con Carne ...... 2 for 25¢c Red Devil Roach Destroyer Peanut Butter Excellent Lunch for Schoc! Children AeDC CEGC, GROCEEE «cs osc os ee : ; 50c size, special..........39¢c Medium jar, 19c Large jar, 29c BRILLO*=..25¢ Malt Se a Polishes nid Cleans ’ CLEANS “x. QRL/CKER BETTER [IS DEPENDABLE 7 cocflat & ALLPURLPY UTEN SAS & MOLES 100'«¢ Pure Extract of Malt and Hops | ant here. weed San brewed together. Try a can 59c Days are almost wholl Egg Noodles sn —be convinced midity is low. Mean Housecleaning made * Spaghetti- ture of 50 successive J eCasier Unequaled for 5 , isco hel. For gusts and Septembers cleaning paint or enam- 3 Pkgs.........25€ purpose, Bureau, official), 69 any cleaning U-SAN- Best by Test. Test by S O And think what ¢ always use Pkg. 15c offers you to do: a last word pare in coffee luxury Dp posed é i" ‘wo-vear ae 3 4 : a . @ . S ’ } * Sai ‘ } Fe ? ] - Me ha ee oe =? iste ata ‘Gy ee. ‘a $ee ' Re . eae .¢ oe ® pier ‘ 7 a bs e ro ; eh - ec fe 4 ir, 4 - $3 - et - ‘i it 4 + 1y’s plant _weuld cost $3.900,000 mes . nd that ultimately 25.000 per ™ : > ~ : ‘ . ~~ . ur 9 — 77 ; x . . a | : ‘ s.” o> a as 4 . . a4 i be : .* —— > “gr _ 7 . - 37 ~ Q ¢ o : é ai * ; a Cas = | . — ’ . . ~ . . La er a f V ,rrs mer “~~ Oiibis,€] Lal @Giasts E of the Real W in can: Estate Exchange, which helped in Orin ing hea r en = , tC"? twee " "ay Pty iad as erai ri et a ft Cw | St. Louis, at ttended the hearing mM Ne Af * * . + ee eet BP ra ——, SE TR elt « a Sede Rem yen s ri « nt-+- o i Ml by il 4 Vin Wc a: Swiss Cheese [Imported ‘ 4nd Macaron , . {Ivar . AT a versarv =a ~ 3 Pkgs. for Shelled = GAC Bf ov w wicoce oF rue Sugar Corn n= Le California Air Mail Pilot Was Tomatoes o~ it rater EE ee ne a . i 4 ” Pagina ain Pen wv ; ere : ae _— op aise : - CD PES tale PE Ta “ Se oe, ee ae ep ee ee : yA) SPREE, LV Se ee ee er Sines rae aoe rs Ley .! i, ; ' X) py dae ‘ % “vc ok wer bi > . SOD SORE OTT Rte Ser aan Ne 2 Ce aS Leven. en Rage 7 7 ‘ 1a yeh a. eg ; ee” oa Toa ‘+ Hraai dant »* . s A “ Se ER oe ibe Al + ak ofl Assort ed i alifort ‘a Seon th can. 44c: No. 1 tall Newly Sh Broke an Mail Forced to Land on Boggy Ground at Night. -_—e.e. = 2: a4AAsesshe > - senger. have Deen found n t au . in tone wreckage at ~ plane in which they starfeq early Fresno for San Fran- Fresh Tiny Sifted “20 \pGes| |PEAS| = | DOZEN No. 2 CANS pms _— ling ns. arge can Sunday from 7" +. ~ar Amherant!. ~ = 3 4 ~ Le : ‘ if; ae sé ‘ ere Kiii@Cc Gotrp—65 all-gras FisniNnoc—grand ocean feilows in the deep sea; tains, a few hours di hsherman’s jor. Taste co co P->_o—frequent games, throughout the year. er every day in . Louis in pure, rich cream. oe i; = ‘CREAMO NUT, Ib., 25¢ 7TH and RUSSELL BL. Weekly Specials Ending April 13 fed Chops. tb vw» L5e ECK BREAST Ib ] ? 4 SHOULDER ' ARISTOsS FLOUR— $2.25 Suimuixc—giorious f score of famed beaches ‘and freshwater plunges. BY: TAINS 5% CREAM Legs of LAMB, 38. 2 T tNWIs— eupreme eport. Courts everywhere; fure of most communes. Y Aca TING—eurmmer Barbara to San Diego. siands, harbers galore, deal breezes 2? Mouwrarerretec—mil the cities: and, within grand Sierra Nevada. summits higher than 14 meting in Mr. Whitner, the United Scates. B of camyen and desert. Overnight trip to 2? > versary Pric ‘e medium 60c ay ny eagaaee Refreshes Them ‘w Brick, per Ib. *eeee#eeee8e#te 40c 17¢ etze: doz P GUS TIPS : 7 tired P : , os ‘ Swiss, per Ib. ee 8 BS 6 2 86 eS. &@ 6 48c a ; iS AR. ut peas ie Waltke Seap poly Aiso in - Packages ink Shee aha CORDIALS Conrad's Guat ’ seh je] 19¢ | 34¢ ae “89 A FEW OF CONRAD'S EVERYDAY PRICES is of Others Just as © Post Teasties, package. © Sc | Fols-Napiha we: 2 »C} Pet or Carnation Milk, tail can. 20c Reilogg’s Gorn Flakes, package... Sc} Qrydol, 10c package 7° | Rumford Baking Powder, 12-2. can, 22e Grape futs, package 1S] Gen Ami Powder, package A2c}j dr. Price's Baking Powder 22c Shredded Wheat, package... 1Qc/| Mazola or Wesson Oil, quart. SOc} Sieero Cubes. dex ef 12 29c Wheatena, package. 24c jA-1 Sauce, bettie 3Oc & 49} Heinz Beans, can 10c i 14c

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RA RSD 7“ q | 4 | sieiodindive 32 Loris = TNERS often INSURE SUCCESS by affording proper expansion. Find partners through these columns “WS __ —_ sree | = — = me z — HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS, SALESWOMEN WANTED _ = ) MOUSEM’ LD Goons s = — ——— PAINTING _SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, ‘Bors “SALESMEN WANTED __ lar cookie pot d work, | CORSETIERE—To sell, nation a — —— aes Phos YEDES Som “SeB.o'| CLOTHING SAL ESMAN mee; private family. Sea Wuees rr ~ * a , , ' , . ” ith . Olax ‘73° ; , rn Pr *s ‘ } Deima ; ana z ar ha if bln y ‘ of : ‘ Ps Fr LOS] and FOL ND eee . — “aX ed: work eve-| LATHE HAND—First-clags, om tool work.| 27ted. | Excevent opm ea Atak é ~ ig ae ~s tye ater 7 ‘ — 1 or : . 17th Sia teed ] ety ee : Ra ankilin J TRY ik: Lost woe Par aretha > i ¢ OE PRR : a “3 see a x bat 3 wary yen 2 MDGs we Doe : . RAL, Rs 4 SATE ok sae SRR ERS LEP es. eg th PLUMBERS ROOFING STORAGE, MOVING. EXPRESS ya’ Mieoe thas ; aT te tee ree _s - on @ - - -- A sg 2 Van AD tam ~ oe wee ty SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS - SaLPsMEN—Exve need | | ace ary a Californie oe _§e62 VA | iH ANGE iabination, Sew: ’ aories a pre! . Ms . SIR! Por bekery 5° ol 2 : ; P - ing MachiMe: water power, SALESMEX : . Sw © De ™ | ~“lemage Co. - SSR 2. aR as oa 3 * iece goods de- e ¢. Bri +) BS be Ae o—, ~3pen oO -_ NU G ENT & BRO. D.G. CO. + r oer Ph Ee ees? oe + netgan 2 a hl . i ‘ tech. z » emer KGS ae cam paintings, “2 D mete. CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS °° ©"'A\ FURNITCRE= WOMEN b: wonderfu a ieee 27. P.-D AYR SETS—§29 .#, Quick Meal cas range Le fonert, 3507 Le oe , -HE “dD = MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ‘hart aon wre year eo 20FT . ARD ' | 7 ; ‘ — ’ ' . . ER—Easy and Thor we in “pre 4 ee ’ ‘ ‘ . ; ; J ai ferns 4417 P tres. Electric Ws $49 Slightiry used. th tioned Machines: look an every way to Rew machines for re halen aie ditt un teen ; me Ayn SR & me Ky . e aa 7 1 Nes, Degas els yepasaes) gee. tothe aise Oa, Se gy St de et a ye ae) Nl - 7." ee ae a aera a eo eve ee eet So haat a * + ” 4 ~~ ~ + om s« > te Ses SRA hy EOD. ° row a a i om os alg ain ae FE DERAL s ba a all Ww ESTERN ELECTRIC W € Hav an E pon Tou cant afford a pad. ‘trie Washer at SPEC IAL TERMS "$13 Your acinar Costs You a oo ppec *! 7 Ls ’ iss AV fe ae a e : eerste, | BRANDT "ai. | ELECTRIC CO., 904 ~ CLOTHING CEntral 3454-3655-36548 > Oa ; ES 5: ES a act. I et Sota asa . Wanted ae WICKER SET—O Shy eee wrd —Best prices D ers. DElmar 4 — iS XN. SICKER SET—(ining-teom poster sed maberany dresser Fracklin ay. i Furniture | FRIDAY, COMMENGE =) Open Every Evemin AT 10:30 4. 0 Till 10 O'Clock Leonori Auction Ail Day © ees renremre PROFESSIONAL |] Sevan Rents: eiitatie “aval: ESUINS SUSI HoeThehe ier Sa Siienaet Blas, crand G24 Caen. 1) neiuimg. tit Westmoreland. FOrent 7850.| ow ar or ; Rooms § + — ‘iia BUSINESS CARDS Fy hw yr — “ie > é ae Sif, ip aeaiet win’ S08 N Grant jn anartrient, _____c)| Toute, partly ce'ablished: ith, quaranicc: | wages. Helinble Beauty Studio. | { 3501-7 LUCAS &¥ MILLINERY TRIMMERS |= : ) Large Consignments ff ie ’ re . BiaVv rigs ' | — =» nd | rm . b' ik re ; . > = - nd _ L > : oe J CLA , . - 7 aa - r Tl > : i ial i~Cii DANCING : . ‘ . , ‘ ’ - : Nf ‘ laws ; l ‘ is 2 ’ ‘1 4 ieee =r 5 f- — ': = : | ? ; + al Lindel] 07913. Adam = : ne rk emp : - ; _ : et - " . - — - ——- - - =a. ad - amondgs. Mil ; ; 2 - used * rmiture _— Ty » . t i} i . 4 9 4 : . fi " a 50 eprin gs $2. } 4 , ght | Vv Use ¢ > pra ica y CARPENTERS. . a — i \) dlieig ee oa ae, 2 ant f . = - A * ae ait OO es | tan hn . ie eet > = Odo gas ranges $12.50, | y tee; can BAF extension tables $8.50, am )) TER - baa el DETECTIVES : : and Washingt. _|_ nines WATSON O'ROUREE, Reatior, | OPEMATON: Eicetoacel ce whtie Gok | NOUSEIFLED Goops FOR SALE ned.davenport suites $125. Aga PA" te MO “ +r ee omg ) ae - z pony Pk ’ snail mA “oa % al 7S eS PEAS ne makes of stoves . . i 4 ¥ ‘ fers M ies ae ioe a SAT ES\ME! -RATORS—Expereinced op lad n kK aoe: eneeee plete home furnishers. 5 _. EN HT” Hi on (bap row e; wil qt URNITURS aie | Levy Bros.. 311 5S. 14th et.. south |) EXCHANGE “el _ t ‘)y { >, — var > baad " oo ’ . . . , ' aS. aie . ' ; , - , U PE Rz AT RS Ne 2d . Xp erl- t ‘ | UI _ ay sd . ste } 9TH AND WASHINGTON | 4 one 7 ‘ later “ 3. r +a * roc “vT? trac Tr ‘ ’ J : "ITP Tumte : ed ‘ Tt }i - - ~ - - ” enced operators on wash “end D ROOM , SUITE — Latest model. new | i RS ALTOS WANTED RADE lk dresses. To those who de- 2@1.5 Jefierson. 0 * _ te | : Don't sei! before getting ¢ re pelea & snerese , areas SWJROOM SET— 3 pieces. inlaid watm Ww : HLEM. 1035 NS. ors — . Annee . .. ve . : : lk : orerstu! i LO’ inerease their CarriligS idiach 1 ce lus Zs é Real asher Se -' ar TOS W ANTE D FOS C2 ; : . we a _— - J li 4 ror J+4 Linde a “° ’ Monid , iis HARDWOO » # oa by , inf ngage’ ; } ‘ ° ’ . . Ae j ? “ > : = : P ~~ , . , = rt> ier ste . rk — = = - — . ‘ ; 4 4 F ) wes . ‘ . " ' . * p + . ad . ‘ \ra ‘ ‘ > adv vO AT is Bei Su i ‘ee a4 aD. cont tentis ‘ - , . |} "AR A> ry M TOR ee Placita Ta Trade Schoo!s BUSHE ; fant worker, “Api Siew. mint be exvetenced: positively must have experience at once ELY & WATKEK DRY ‘© cscs. 0009 Histiand: 2¢°wagt| goo armty work “gl 7 nomen ‘ pid Mt 7 : my . ~ — arr - me : . ‘ ~ . . - . - . _ - —.- - ——————_—_____ a * , 3 Xs : — : ' = one : sae i . ; — wh ‘ exe ry? be A Vi SHER i is . : j AT : ~ 2 rmaiiing } (+! a DS i ft Ris 7 i ER LIN¢ , i pT ow ’ ' ~ ow @ American Sie maamere WHEN vo * ~ r oa Ww : Aa - % age ' ' i ‘ ' ' r¥ and 1 : fot “eS ee : ‘= 3.53 M . d , : Trt . " Sioa : “Ome early CpeFS eventngs. CARPET CLEAN'C G—uPH 'LS'G m Enuor. omnia : A : Go ~acegyg eg | lin OY ‘ER LOC ‘KER— -Ext od: we | es co: Frery American WEEHAN 3154 S Grand. ace’ 7D ¢ eL > t] QO Des u . \ ? ' a i v4 LT i+ "4 arear sae FRE, “4 ‘absooeggas uinbes itpe eae , et os . ' aan ae 7 pe v A Lat ‘ : ' wees , in} .j nion Special llné , e138 $75 a: on — OO: 4c 24 eG Ee ‘ (c14 : , > ‘ . : ‘ : 7 a. : . “ } . a" . - *7* i . ° _ - .\ it) +4 : ill ails ~ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. PATENTS — fe) With ax Rescuseuainn | - R. LOWENBAUM CO, sea oP as —— |} | ; ial — CAN vou beat 2 rs fice and er fr Paap a> “aietanedann ok t | | 4 3 —" a gh : ughiy experience 20d and Locust. C Pores 22 a es — i } nianed 51 69 $25,000 ‘ASH FOR AUS , te : iia R- = ase Orn = Ri "> : J . J l_ ar , ; - Wee Came, & ~~ OO *” 4 we »~oOrTS ~~ we bt Ee cs —e wee ie OTN GSAS PEED IGE RANI IEOE T MRR a Ae go SET Bae Ra EA Yi — CONCEALED WIRIN 2.50 roum: | 136) | L317 Pos jvancement, _ houteau. _ “aT ee eee {VALE TEACHER—43 eventh drawers. « ter be one t © _ dedron MONAR ; ty reasonable lcvor : wes , goed . 1AN—M ave experience in BOY: LOTHIN' E+ - an iding doors . : VM tt a ts -a® ng c PROFESSIONAL i . . : , _, Sorresvendener TENS CLO | CRUBWOM “Hospital. no fee juartered oak comple | 5 eee be. oad ae FORDS, CHEV’S WAN > r. —— Automobile Loans owe eoanplete with fix ‘ snares a Ba . ) we been a i of ' CE een ee 2 - mace Good 3 apt . BINATION RANGE Rugs. k- Hi . . . | mia > mbt 29i4w. Call . os , . . , — rere or ee oe tion © SHERMAN-ROBINS HAT © er furnitum $18. 1: )) ao Franklin AY = | NPT 7 ane: putes Fae . 7 | oe : i JEtterson 73690. | ' (tf Furn. Houses > Flats ENP] OYNM ENT we ‘ x1 ) ‘ . en _ ‘ ‘ >t tr it | . “ - “ 7 it | ; , i 1% | . , ' . | a! — " Ni — | Ty 23 ET. x - 7 - 'HOUSENM’LD Gooos W GAS PIPE CLEANERS ie ise a an ae Hie LETTE = ermay ¢ ally 4 cae Tey ee f : a Pack an at $45 eel! $125 $228 Washington ANDIRONS—Purniture a on ooo WANTED ) ma 2606 Peles | sis eg ne _Mrogk guaranties , | = = E ue — MEN, BOYS . ree a small | power C esa bbe) | : mcg ns on Ae: ) wage 2.50 weekiv: livin : | = misc ALA ous NOTICES BAK ER- first hand. help ou oF . oe ame ™ . tease N_Sorand * an Ase Om gies Mond prod > a iia ae raniicle we tnd | j % reo : iam ale a ‘ iRE ELLING 3 NU “T RE} ; wt a ae Fy R ITU RE— - om ete bpuver a Seeakie. Ma fritr : ool ' ; a menaniel ~~ amie im taste | -* pes — MEN Di ac ' ; +» > 2" — - race or mebox _~. 3 Gr) eae . a + . -* .? . ” 7 . - . i ‘ APs . a ? ? J ” +. “tery bs t) ews i te ® s? 90r resta’ iran? ' ~ : Ac aia ¢ , “ ~ of , ‘ _ " : - . * 2 Aan 4 ee ~ ma RI *TBidae 609072 H ; 7 $.€%8 ” . Dewkery Mea’ ing ri ; .. ~ it 3 ; : el. JEffersen 6645 $15 Easton : Ct PETR—Sii jored: geod rs PO} x : : “ | ‘wo oH , iz ri ct . . ~T =" : Lan - — pare es. du hous kc Rotims TEs o aecaiiael . Gate ae | Soe tie Oe | °. ' BOOKKEEPER AE age | os ST IX, BAER & FI CR 7 Overstuffed suite. Vic-| [penort auction Ce 5a | f ” Bas SEX CO. cH 19% PLASTER! NG. CONTRACT" " m ms _ : = : : — : . J i i? A ee . e te SS SS — ee _ .- ‘ . ~ =... t ae ie , addrese and phone Cates. iat oor north + > a | CONTENTS of oe : Pane. ; pl " rd Be Si < = = d aS se ——— Zperiencea gi! I paca - mber. Box T-37 +4 _ Post-Dispatch. ic4 — a net ans mm 7e9 per cer esters ‘ » | ops 3 oe a9 ae a Ree 2 : rE] | ERK re —S$:)0:. mall order: ¢t : — apa "RNTTT RE—“@r §-room DuUngaiow. \ea Storage Co. » a iver r ’ ' : . ‘ ’ Sen . al ' Bo: Ag+ -=t * ~ : Oe i al as ‘ i : . : "ail STOVES. FURN RE COUPLER Gaman. war $$ | a acphent neha Lo ER hl ee Sees nome | OS Pandy.| Apply superinten _SALESWOMEN WANTED esse °"Paramiew 4525. pr secs aa =~ REPATRS — “for any ays PAIR private _hom Calvin __4$) | Seee ~" : mevine and havi: “ho can pr odvce dent's office MILLINERY fURNITUTRE—All kinds «sed cheap= /_ or ni ovl eT Tage of WRRESPONTY ES LOST - . a) nen ft . L Lek —— ; sae ree ee ‘han ant piece te ‘ows tem) @ ett andirona. fenders fire wpe rienced cnt R pens: -— SALESI ADIES Garry _ ss Oijve a g. Foun. Bee 2943. ton SALESMEN WANTED | Famous-Barr Co. | PLE TIME PART TIME AND EX " A. G. Brauer Supplv Co. . “ol red ai housrcies ree enn — Candy Salesmen. Attention COOK—Toung experienced. white ~ ef’. coop REFEREN OP EXPERIENCE Tlie. om = eee STOVE KAPAIRS, 316 N. om yoy furotiure aed floor pel-*” mons oe Perce. ioe Ccamily apart See us for pep nroducts and petate | cefenences Ae | Lenox. Eb ae. APPLY STH FL. HELP yee NEED by stating reur | 16. N. THIRD. cS) | bung. JRilersen 853%. a i Serences. 2 i Fes ~ me. tOMEr & CO. 1523 s 'G60K—ana ae ~owsework white. 3 KLINE'S REQTIREMENTS CLEARLY mba Me tomuy. 4601 Maryland ay. 606 WASHINGTON. ‘threagh POST-DISPATCH WANTS. CENTRAL ¥ +16 fe a ts 96 Be Sh SISTER We. size Dead teal whe n 2 Boiccdgss vad Merk va bia & a s ‘ x, got a _ morn pa pass i omer <

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VAT 2ST -DISPA _ The Fost-Dispatch Regularly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers Combined. _ ——— vt i ieee | nes pee aR ne se - FLATS, bd 3 mes — NT FLATS FOR REN —South _ FLATS FOR Ss FOR RENT—West ia ‘ | | RENT- —West | HOTELS & APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT m= FOR RE FOLSOM. Spliee s ie Se ULERN @TS7—iPeRhing eights, Uni FOR RENT, FOR ¢ : - qTITCRED AT. West Beautiful new G-reom e¢ TH. 123 — ara en es. ee “ALBANY HOTEL West nace, hardwood ( ic: | persity City) with garage: BEW-| very cheap. § ambrican or European: atiractive, home- | DELMAR. 6267—7-room apa | Convent Garden | os eee Con [aoe Step Siwam Wp eccomnueas vent 805, Agphe MOS Per- WOLF PULL ACK tol Ns aaa eg LET—-BUSINESS P’RP'SES |i waivcines povlie, ‘dining. room. bus |” SaMEse PMA nied, at foe a onvent Garden | pERSHING APARTMENTS om_f °3 ‘a t: electric : Phone PArkview O987. _ : “ --~ - Bal } 5B g tnira : . ANE L AGH WwW ILMAR on » bath arawood fico: ea" ma! e & See jamtor. FOrest i294. ask COnVEMEICeS. , pe : ss FRANCISCUP REAaALTT APARTMENTS new ‘ ited rm ludes tr frigerat , ht and gas: be bi- | : HOR $477 Delmar 5 GENRIET 2748. a. yr > ATT hi er ~ er §-room lobb: a DEinar |) — an y “tercete is 4 eo {[c PHERS()* ; . $ qa eck 48.7} 20 . a2 “uf eT le va i \ * ” et . ji wv ad ala Det eR SA a ae nde MOS ey i, F Sats Bel aoe) Oe FLA FOR RENT —— = “4 . snaenainenneetinainna — — : r= , : : $95. SAVENGS rkUsT O.. 4945 SHE: AND H. 5 room HUMPHREY. 4146 — New. 4 rooms, tile . = ee - = a 1? , ” i bath. hardweed fleers,. furnace: rent re- ms ‘ at a _ ; me ~_— is NM . . ” rm , duced. N os . , - - , . 3 a. = furnishes . . : vk & ANKE : 9 " Gis > ro : ani e : . : ' $O0rD A. G. BLANKE EB. E. CO... 713 Chestnut. | Re ; oat a To —~%- 85) gt a 7 9 4 " — « a hs . 2 ; , “ , ei , cls ‘A ANA aD alu ee r 90 - ; - : a PSs is 5 4 + ’ ‘ ee, . . i ge. b> : ’ > * : ’ - ~~ ‘ ° ’ “ my 5 i 4 - Just 2 ) | ' | a 2.36 PI , i——6§ roo io 2 ae 16x! eur 44, Ail “J a . s r a apsh) , Pa a Mare’ ye “ . at | 3 | ELMAR. Siss" — vara Persh ot Boe Tay! “ed a san a (7 Hit Khon "4 ae 6405 ~Large 3 eens “agg oe “we NEW—RFADS FOR OCCT PANE y. and luxuricusiv furnished: oppowte Forest re * iiasad he aa —— Eas, om tse. Bete: 2aracke rial eae fr * 2 oye. yaar ‘ oP aS B Makan Sat SAS ?. ~~ os ~Y '. . . Y, ’ Lae, age 3 x 2 ” . . woo . . Pere Te ‘. yoy raat } sry ys ne AEE es Cate? 7 ii I Forcier) * =F E. = C0 ao: ba! : : : RY 1 : ~ eee. ° me, Sain. elec: lectric: $22 and $23. 13: Sar | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realter. —- . io Iced Ig ( a wt c ’ ¥ ~¢ . =153A—Beaatiful. apr oon a : 2 4G4N ye : —= : ia REAL ESTATE — yor. ve A> Spe . * en are we PLL eis PN ay ve tt SN: nes ee * oy er : Pg 3 x ae K pate, A ee 2 " ee 5 *, ™ e q ‘ ' sebelieoa Ne Ge eee, ay he io ee ; 7 as : 4 , + ee aN ‘ AB pa gone 5 Sty. whew C : Ao. ‘i cx 7 glghe SiS Sel Sa 4 aes ae “s i ” . a a a £ as alin ey * . 4 : fe ra ; tikes ? 4s Sate ae 8 5 ° troadwart . emie*, REA vm * Ot i _tile bath. ments Heating pliant, hardwood Pp) 2 JOHN o. “ABBOTT. Realtor, ; nelly Ti : loors, Murphy ; garage; key next door. > Sy sis Northwest _ » large ward. screens and shades: A. G. BLANKE BR. FE. C0. 711 Chestnut. ze? fe ‘ te ae e- hy [SF ee Le GE ee EA a . AER vo oe & . Ag SEL fe. een 5 Ai _ ntti bathe y SIN TEENTH. 1407_N—3 rooms Ts } : hs é . SOX 4) 1744 rs ee a . . ee ee en, Set ae CRATLA. 11121110 (PERSHING HOnTsS) JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 700 Gimme _ REAL ESTATE CARDS _ Sia had aaints desea a | ee . UNIVERSITY CITY —6ROOM FFEICE. atireepnnin tedium = & NF NONEY AT ONCE. BLANKE R. FE. €0.. Tfl Chestnut rd Wok bath. fiPnace. ENCY APARTWENT-FLATS. WITH GA- GRAEP S0r | Fla. ogee. IS 2 2am _ 218 mR . - Pa — - RAGE: RENT $55. APPLY 1168 FER Pad ae S te + MAin 2499 SON AV. PHONE PARK VIEW 0997, (089 : . - —— “Th a SAX - Se Bair S108. PLANS, “ESTIMATES MP een , ees pF Re See tae ot opr ay a ot : “ames . bh . . ~ ae ~~ & of Meese pret: tite. - “2X ee. South H. ABBOTT. awe A, i eo eee siete Mad oe eae mk. ~* >tide,.-e 7 Oye : ~ARTVENT TRY P \! : [is aoa Seema. ; une 5 > ;, , WITH PULLMAN KITCHEN a ee ec convenienc furnace: $: val a nitor: $65. | PRES MANS a= me Re Pentury Bldg. ©! 5 eae ee = ! Ss See ir se MBS ee “LOOK THIS OVER - = a ae new Hetel Saum. 1919 »s. Grand Reservoir Park beautifull derr- and oo hed heat. : py A anol rurnni ie water. f rer t his viet BL. ANKE > ute : (hestnnt ‘ ‘ : studio living reem garace. Southwest LM \ a) 1g Des Leak. ——% TOO : pase’ : ‘t-brtck fronts: 1. @ BLANKE RK. b.. C0.. 71) Chestnut. , mis 1 aS eS sees ee —-—— __— - =a ne ee ———— ~ ectri v r rf nn } eee LYNDOVER P “1s " a | Seo eerste ~ — PENNSYLVANL 33 — 3 mx ath, WHIT! L138 S 1 , = IOST-MILLER BR. : Ber! yO ienthene furnished a - yee a 1 | ‘f ; far dressing room: ;_ 10 ate cé: n | X. 9! ‘ for 99° ~). Cap arrange loans. = Tt fey - Laid aie po tts 3 : 7 4 he ro 1 ei) Gag iva tig, Oey % fe eign a: a niet Wb): ch: _th ird@r; as ea - a rear a 6 PF eh ¥ tuations Mtg gti aes Speke sega PRE CR RES gn ee £1 ; = ¢ Se 2 6S 9 WR LIN ED regs Nader A oi! Biota te PENNSYL' shad. ae = ales = ek tote NEW 4. 5 “AND 6 ‘ROoN. FLAT WEST BELLE S90a— on? 41s . pS _DARST. KEMPLAND RE. 0. nished: $: tay, electri sare and ¥ (Ciayton nari “ee jinnite —— million. Write ne ma 4 J ‘ oe: Bo EA 7 P. 1 “ ant. aware fpr oi BR. AN D- NEW WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. ‘Ain tam yy - Ride WEST PULSE. 196 1—Beautiful 6 Troon | . 7. te: | Rie a } 262) Gram Ser we onthe c > 7 elena . = : " : . ‘ : z : ; ns ~ TI 4A : cy ‘ = maps ea = ead ate. : S a 5 x - ‘ sts ies 722 Chestrut. ‘Te. > ' ; 7 “our mil! VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. (Ar. S500 ~ , - Is , : nd break ) : cay a uy é MAIN 42 Wo WEERS PREE RET. . —remeel : - ‘ : — “21M ) 3+ Toome, electric 5504 MAPLI : iCreticv we ; > ~~ bath. » : ft PIE PAUL J. JARZEMSKY. REALTORS | Or : y » | tains ain Dt =) 5S | tnedh eens i repai — —; with oan one sy he e. LZ “ic we 7 ‘ : . 7 ‘ “*) ee rare 12 oe af 1960 as oo 7 : 7 . oonienaian or co~d arog 1 CAFAVETTE. 3017—-Meautifel @ cecun. ea cats X ce Li¢ fo uD vont c , | beat e seal "cee — jehe | a ; | GOLDMAN REALTY 08_P = | FCAL ‘ a Nee Co _w and 2870 Bh sevens ane h Immaculate parish: open: om io . | ats | - : + " ~ ae ~~ . F. slo al : " ee i To LET—_Bsusiness | SE & EX johns APTs oe ae =] ‘ 0) Me 26: _ ‘ 5 " “¢ ~~ rnom 7PARTMENT—In live. p vn FUreet WOLE-POLLACK, 101 N. Sth. MAin 1858-9 STATE APTS. 3 3 ) . DESTY, Hiland i D> TO ‘ gol ? ie a2 . 4 Vods . room i wz ING $50 c grvcery mt reasonabie. L é 2 . ‘> 00 OFFICE SPACE—In new offre REE. SECONDS 68 VACANT “WANTED : oe hepeige ae s ES aoe? © . iE ffers 4 ‘ \ } ; gt N Et 7a) : 4 , room tile a e' uis St ic, ae lecated im business center. city, er Will trade “5S reem flat for « — MISSOURI REALTY & Of i z Tee = : 131 ~ i ’ : ; : ae 5? ¥¢ Pr eet ‘ .* oJ ort R, .. Pid AL ee ie ne physicias : t 4 — of treet or vecaat lot. Rox J : | : : Southwest seine ter: 4 binck from bank. Kream Bungalows. Cottages: | " = . og 1 uitab or 6 room. bt om, ~*~ . wave. " = Se ki Ree itt MAGNOLIA—oOPPOSITE PAKK ined: } * rege ‘ . ‘ ¥ : teu U ‘ 3.: , ne ; . = =): . : => : . . ” Like . wi - 7 } . Mming . ied : gee . Ro as : i a : oa ‘ i os * : secoraied garage. 4) i ; w nt ness mar marie. , oO Peet i Sree a ae ot = @ ‘Flats, “Apartments Wanted _ Centraj ae, RIMENT Wid.-West: 4+ family. 4 , 3 s ‘1 va | (YPN ROW NR : Tol ' t mt : yee a % wee SLAT—§@ rooms: me near the park va heat: Al oF rarage. S555 Pt e $35 SHE NANDOAH — OPEN’ + 2 ae | > een SENERE S12 Wauiwright convenent. Dlmar 0599 6) _EDW_L. BAKEWELL. : DENG 30-000 square, fect; RSENS. cooms Box 0-211. Post-Dispatch, se ee x you f —> fh yo me , , Vie By Gs. oder : RDER room | 1 ae Pinan ee ~ in Sor 7 reomes. or I ; PA. , — Bon | bent: : atior west of Kingshizhwar. rn 1 y| EL s \ \I 3 ACING FOREST PARK. $75-8100 ———— = Bi kTe SiG : | E = a —_ ae | Devon: Than wer’ Bos + 0-400. ea > AND 6 ROOM EPFICLENCG 3 ) = tershing: efegantiy turnished 4 an 3 if : . rent 122) Gravoi : . BP on , ae ) ya es & Re dences Wanted ') RTM - a ’ 4% ; H ; . ' t {Fiete : cus, eleetrn ailive » . ‘ . en rat ois, | ; . 7 > oat —— ey ? . tate waa 2 ; . ———— boa cord! ne. mn mt me full details. Boz “a ftrowem effictencs apartment — yO ms iM . ei I SALT a — a7 . LTT wry ae kK 7m te * Post eat Dimpatc i aveiiadl ‘ ;, whe : = ae ae mw i ea ~ . -a . $13.5 HEMMWFEFLMAN* \CELER : ' KR. EK. CO. ihe, 75% vane ex ' ems on . - rink hE - te. wnat. *. "13 é¢hestnut. west * Le : oe = FINNEY. 3647—I2 rex ms ill decorate: , = ) ’ 2 7 i . . , ‘ -. Hi Pficien new furnace: sperial lew rent - = — ae . | ; eViGA ' e. : =~. ‘ »9 } . WOLF-POLLACK. 101 \. Sth. MAin [858-9 LOOSEVELT APAKT MENTS ‘ : } ‘ : Sou aor ases 4° 4 : “ AT 3941 =. GRAND BI ~ : . : ) ron ne’ BI LAND- NEW * MOUsT REASONABLE RENT ON aaa 7 ‘ ' . Last 234 , ooms. Hitcher atta “OUCTH tbe as : : 5 b epheot stand. ; £248, i i] lf Ti Pye as a, Pee Mme > « SS TE ete te ee L ° : 1977—Bu: mae rw te De. an Rage faa eee ae “2, tere OOF vee aa om 2.4 ‘eae a ied + dusk ooh Pak ot "le ie ler elas a cle ate an ewe ate mht ots Se ea ane | Be OSC OAL DN a) Han ate fake hae ~ > > TE frat tat bee AK Bad yt “mand SS Se ADM Sep ole Amen hd fa he tuewry - ae paste shah tei 9 POR 2a . ones ar ww ~ rae ied PIREPROOF MLTEDING . SEER MAN . O25 - ire a sm: SEF OUK SAMPLI it L. ih a oma: runni : PURNISHED APAKIMENT “ae OM “1 . . BANCTSCL caste . oe . nacht rc : 7 ne TYéer Eendy for occupanes oMsista «of , “to ine ear F : gh ' aa ~ : seca 7 ps _ ; Pe : : room effictenes: elertrice regriger 7 Sis acu , , atten = = ; ; ere § dhilis FF stien, gus range. built-in bewis., in - °D *TT} > 4 > DPTALTCACT ) NEI 4 oo \\ 'r 7 ; : _ an =m "8 . lar - a a 9 - ; 3 : cae - inten - — } ‘LoTs FOR “SALE—VACANT tineraters, breakfast qooks, janiter roonenrni Ne t d 7: \ aut Yi EN 3 At \ eae naif owe x arse g att Pas . (irest = ud , i an? me sat ae Ae: oe : ‘ pee —~s ” . ser ome oe ity basement - reni« FINEST rin es aN is ri TT : : Se LHI MF ‘ t~ ‘ > 4 . T ' . _— ~ : ¢ . : q , “5 - 5 ‘ - 1, sm. — —_ : +r 7, a . block . Sho to Siw gent of premises. or S586 Pers 3 a = » ie : > : - -—— & iT A5 Zz . F BS TELABORST & > r , . - a th: , , lard od : : pesite “Los ngeies” «af ¥ _g . - a _— ieaALTS Co e r ' ‘ ; 4 urt ; ' iif 4 ; al . —"™ vi —+ ? } ‘ lec: “ > TOOL cnt ne At 5 } : . j sat! in eae pene —- — location fer druggist, hardware, x oe : sige 4 : _ ) 4 ; ne: = 4 -' petions, ete , a : - ch. 22 ga.0 ws. 2 i ’ ‘ ‘ :> , . ‘ . 77 ce ‘ 2 ‘ ™ . . "7 “ - “ . a > aes . _ — ——_—_—_— _ — ; a . ’ . ytitip ape : i , J 4 & BLANEE &. EF. c8.. 72 . = = , . : ) cluces : | mee | LOTUS) $243.4 Modern 5 104 Chontn c.. FLATS AND APT's WANTED —“ 0. HE CREE WANTED PARTY WIT ; | ae _— Fag -e # PTT Th FINANCE CONSTR : OF +, SS. , - any _auneani anne : WHITTIER. CORNER LINDELL \. Southwest , : : : PAbane 40: rl 6A—Modern. 3 ) 3 = a P ‘ ‘ 4 , — 2 ‘ . rms + . 2 . = = 4 « . rl) 4 ‘ - , i 0° 3 ’ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT 06 Rimes Ww Wa . var ag? A seid. ' : * ha , > : = . ratec om asian . ; . D FAIA - Poon ninier o . — Z — : ' >) » tha 2 - - : " > f° Borys ‘ ae - , a n : . . . o e , , 2 . t : " P . ? . ' ' " ' X } sds, » ‘ ; ; > _ - . 7 7 ¥ ar. . . : : s¢ . ” fn a ry “i . South . m ‘ ; ‘ aT) ‘ 4. 1 "i y i : _ ’ . ? : ' ’ , , ‘ = ° - _" ° 2 ™ a af “ \ . ~ . ° , b? ; ’ . : i B . : . tes “ Bs “x a * jes Map:e v ‘ ; oe) stage ? } ‘ i? 7 ’ ’ fal \ ; x a ‘ » * ‘ : ‘ .” t m i " : " ’ ° : 2 ¥ § P ROOMMATES WANTED = a ’ . . we ik’ 3 a : ‘ ’ % 5‘? : >a :' CTA gai ex 44 roems. beth. gus. . or , $50 mI amas : . . “ es > : ad : ‘ ts \ py. ——7 eat mee alin cond , ectric UUNxtures: $35 open. or_or phone Ha OOS] 61 ---~ = fae” Gravcie. Wane . . 4 , ? a rT» . nl » + a? a ‘hy 4 ~ . . 4 : “2 “4 - . fs. R tad ‘“ » > 4 - ' : : : , a? —_ = RK E. CO. Til Cheetnne. “- : . — you ‘penta a tates a we’ : - ee gee on Gravois: owner he i LeRI-T In the benotiful oew Bote 1 enat corner t-rand and ( astie . es TAT, —_ ee available «tere which t& woe » fe _Aclede | rent rit . it t@dar § = Sururban Property—Furnished >...” ! : \. & BLANKE RB. BE. ©O. 728, f- g wa 4 + onettie le cen ana eat , voth BRANDNEW «4RAVOES | eke 291 Oweer been heiding for if wr ae * Divine ee — : — m-th - will seerifire down te 865 fF * . , : — ~- | ely = vty | art ss ie SE | . STON. 4134 (Reari—3_ iar HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. cents gant. Se a ta oy. FAT : 2 , ee 7, ‘ae é ‘ Tt [144.3 eins le ‘ MARTIN OLIAN,. + inte this live district. o- ~ 2 = Ais = a eee | OLIAN. 1610 Olive. WAin FOR sg tt FOR COLORED MPL THAMIPTON CO. Igte. © = sagt flee . my +p: rement ot. ¢ Tulane ay. University oO M H | | HILAND 5663 rm * te : . 5757 —t-room fa: ; | electric: $9 "Mies | : at mDINe ts ued i: West- End preferred. Box | __ ) : - : LLY. Ten, | EERE POOM. resaing closet with Murphy | 2x eS RTEELR sseac fleer)—S peome, ‘AGRO. = S ee: 4 a WEN rooms, th. hei as SE Ob nahh ot pa eae -} “ - aie Se linn emg por hot-water heat; ail conveniences, $50. “ H. ; me. e. , f} ee | in Sasiare and ae T ~~ -_ ator wt vivre ar ge dR : ond — ane. ~~ ae ' CASTLE MAN. 4480—New. 5 rooms. «lea Tee - acai >? et Res t. On fur iruemwint. onleEe® ) = Or mnt ond sale. . danly = : : a £3 BOG a _ ae, inc perch. hardweed floers, tile ~4 th Bees | © TOOmMse: 2 modern m- - er : "eOn ctr te Te SA = a ‘ar — - : ‘team-heating plant: gara - = newiy decorated: rent $235 “3: =" | Cab %. Sek - HOTELS oan aeetne: thek damieas Toltlenne* Gee = og y GSC 008 01 Niax O01 4% , . Wenderfai sew ace: elezant fas garage. open. _ DET ED ae . TT. 5 ree . now while geities w= t& —_—— r rooma, SDrick. with ore af ~ —— he -. SoUtH Uo TON Co. BP room ee eee >» “ PASS Neh we: Gh Thee a Het >) aay Ri ae fo - - "~wotTla ree eed a , Manchest *r ‘62 - - - . 4 = Gan. lias parlor steam heat: garage. Ga rfield 8825. : os eget tee WOLP. ROL TE io S. och re. . . ; 2 RESETS ee ae _West a from $150 per month = Be ABs ts 2 in t3ti1R + GIRSON 4577—S rooms. recestion hall. in eae P TON TS Corner § reorma hard. —212_Daih. hot-water heat: reasonabie (cf | . $27.50. * hacer, irl: _pemia a THE HOTE L od flor ‘gam he ° cheer? ‘me Park. $08 rooms. modern. For a MATL +, - e my ' + aT $55. } Ores: 77. » -j Tk : NAD TAT A rm -P-POLLACK. 101 : LTON i -———a a A STOD Ce of j ' ; : ; " : . . : ww b WAN 4 W HTH Thi a ~ {cB} | _Murghe ped: steam heat” ee : . oe . _ ‘e , rend — — Wp lee ! .o rrr : I Lu rooms, ¢ pn lectme i AMI. TOs 142 , - -~v sO49 OL ” : ° ma , er Val eZ : +? Ty ce we Boer slenent CA hen _ 32007. >} : ; ae ; a : : 7! °- wT — — Se d MAin 1195 ied Ts STeRRACE “e 1437 st eee Easten) = oo KINGSBURY

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| rarnrsn ey wy. | POURTEENTH. , A230 N.—Nice = 7 . TWENTT!I a: © up; live here, save moner, WoLr TOLL \Ch. 101 N. &th, MAin ee OTTO TIETIENS 5 ren 44) -~+90y 4 aPartiments« “fasonabie rent Miandad ; S08 after G& nm ’ : Ry Near Delmar & Kingshighway lish a“ TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES 249 ret Dispat, Been o ; { STORE ROOM | heart of _ bust: 1688 cer Four-stery, 16.000 square feet. suitable business of ane k ni. Vill rent of lenee eae Available at once. Call TYier 7518 Florissant read (! NOrmandr)., op- ocation tor druggist, hardware, dry goods, notions, ete, A. %. BLANKE BR. BE. CO., 711 Chestnat, VICTOR 1 2°O.~Shicr, benter ar DaAinier, S70 Lh In the beautiful pew Hotel Saum, north: east corner Grand and Castleman, we hat aTtx: oue available store whieh is idenl for @ ¢ VALE. prem iners ; API 71927 7 = = HOUSES, FLATS. ETo FOR RENT, FOR COLORED | : ve & SOMEBODY w oe. has SALE ants YOU R PROPERTY—And he nial the Real peas jor Sak COTTAGES FLATS, AP’T Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow. 88 ~~ Sie BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE POST-DP ISPATC HW — ~arane ro oe lots of beans “LOANS ON REAL ESTATE | NEE D MONEY BAN PROP. FOR SALE : Webster Groves vs NoxTHy Uk _ CONSIDERATION ‘TM'TS, FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE sOxx- Dou ble ES }-3- bath. 837 KENNETT PLACE. ~ Wonderful Businass Corner ee Sey WITH WONDERFU £ FUTt | seaiete een Corner Lindell ) oe stores | and BUY FIRST, sBroxe AND. THIRD DEEDS re TRUST AT 6 PER ¢ “ENT INTEREST FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW i: (just east of MecCausiand) - oe ey Hills light previ hardwood | Poking Meramce | tasior, WEbster Webster CGreves Trust Ce.. Ag iY ay acres Wi el “exreptionally large, ‘MAURY. ~ 2] ae — garners for & cars; eS ” MONEY WANTED BRINKOP’S = a DEEDS—6%, MAin mle. AL ITY AT y % BARGAIN cousiructed bungalow of 6 i neg! wide o? hago Pee ~e e re | REAL ESTATE—FOR cou'eD [REALTY & INV PRETTY ROOMS. me NEW. $000 a —VAC ANT, sEE every oe soe, Shephe 4. 5A “Curtis or | SOBN i. Annorr. pealtor. 5 a * i Dah: cee ae AP) ~stba: Sn sae a ee ee ee ced uick sale KNIC K MEYER: FL -EER d. ~\ erviee: rent reasonable. . tu... 80° CHESTNUT ere aye {-N2 ACRBAUR_9] acres. Ba J e Dousheriy Ferry Lelusiinet ler fer ard rei of other desirable bunga- —e y H. - St RKAUE (o.. 63: ata... wy ae, Pe ta he ame “— 5, Bo ‘ rod MOA ; Lt UCKY. 39: 34—3- ‘room cottage ang 2-ro Le rap ae ebster Groves Trust Co., Realtor. ~ POOm~s Wao! F ae : vi 7) 10] N. Sib. MA . : in 183 O8-M, 12-S#-—S rooms s: elas ** , : = rE . “2 - 2) . SALLI Ss A—-} rooms. els trie. JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, t09 Chestany icone ine. UCAS, 2719—4 roonrm. bath cla JOHN HH. "AubOrT. Realtor. hest nut, MARKEY 119A-——KEight rooms. ‘$30 O REILLY €0., tre Chestnut. MAin 45> . . ts fn* . : po 4 NEWSTEAD. 17144 eet —~ A ," : aryl : "pe? .% ; ’ ‘ ‘pew D} TH S144 NW» reame: $15 JOHN H. ABBOTT, Kealtor. 709 Cheatun i “ poets SECOND. 203 8 — Bend > - > 7! - I "hate * +f] cyoery ne 1a Ae | +. Ty! n Cie , ‘ 4* OnGBitian a2 6! v S80 re tr PH rere § re A. BMNERKE. 91° Wainwright Ride *) ee te. fe a onie a5. Seer hh (RAFF POT «© teint sesade : = f : ' ez, Ww ASHINGTON, 2228—4 roome and vat? leciric new is op rage Oper. rent - et? J _ r-M Ledeite > . E i) 16, “At « _Te*4) YELLS. G221— ér 4 rooms water and * let i / re ; : we) ' WEST BELLE. 3903-—Stamp?'s 2 of reoms: heat. gas. elertric, elevator fur. 3 ROOMS. BATH, FURNACE CD ae Pity 20x Thomas ‘thee et iy »? 3 OOMs. INSIDE TOILET, Sar e : Z0100 llth and Rront. OST P.Oory 308 Ge 6 Chestna: - ins > % - RENT RE Dt c E D — > oe 108 ( heathy hath tm: cetrie, newly papered, CEntral 00358." JOST 308 F722 Cheer, tt ie TAy TWO WEEKS PREE RENT” “1ORA Gratiot. OG rooms. eC Aet ri 7 in) iiiert Ai: } -_ 7) X o'wea a for Rleys : ettablished éenisset L.A a4 te —Beat jocation: suilable any kind USES Appts lo2a OS Broad iway ‘ ' zh ch | stor: “for ca }? de ORISTs see it tOday resident manager ©” BLANKE R. FE. ©O., il Chestaut. RK ANDNEW GRAVOIS 4 mt Kxe eee = noma West _ | | G 7 eee ang — > + Pears ome - SAMT a “LIEBERT. TYler 1760R. after 3 : ‘| -41 GET OUR OFF ERINGS Have fapecia! ly att: ractive firet deed@ of BAR RG A iN Subd v vision. fo ~n 3 Re CL OSE, — WAGNER pions we rats "$200 down. See Miss A . MODEKN HOME. — OO Le Saal mts 6. ah i Jeol ~ art See ite 2 ito i ote 48 Priges. in amounts of $1000 ‘9 honey for de! ivery . Ts XCALOW—In Hi paate Ww ABADA. , 2853— 8 roomie. i@rme reception D uaitiene on ri ~~ af hats > seh nda? De ie nes, es a on ottage. eh 47204 “Natura | Bridge 5 re modern: 18. WELSH Septireno. 5404 ts sah ORKINGMAS" s ‘OPPORTU Sry “$1000 Ret BALAN: é RENT 5 room brick bungalow ; 0828 Wa!- of A roar and ° ‘ae WHYMAN, woes I e°h) | doubtedly suit you. 6 hoon TH E BATH—6400. . ASR. Pos Edward K. Tove ‘Realty Co. cou pad house. iy: owner Tira Moc Or. PE NROSE. 47406 ve a Go tin en aie cae ee “gs RS je. of Man- 4 FU an ANXIOUS FOR OFTE ER. ASKING $10.00 , Fullerton _Bidg. G Ar. SSS | ; Phebe Ps a” x: sa a et . ae es HiOoUs aor ‘aned 5-r com Found) end al! NCceiz vy ° limits un ttalls er. ’ NEAR. HAMILTON AND PASTON. bath Bec ond ‘floor, 7 hae “separate entrances, 3 sa 5 ae ¢ ” rs P igi Alte Mig eth eyfetnen yams twig ll Po TRE - tna, wouter ¥ ; a 4-F) AMT ag sCRIF ie E73 STOCKS AND BONDS ALL > ve storks and bonds a "S15 Tk >MERAMEC FOREST r cottages for 6a) le on bw. ,' “pee h x OTTAGE. Paw: e- fost 21008 dom 2 - $2350—-3026 | L A SALLE ST. F750 RESiDEN See tag 4 gn & Casy A ha ae JOHN . GREU LICH, KATTELMAN & co. YF thea 6 eeecFores' before ons ae eis REAL [ REAL =e (REAL tte CARDS saptti’ EARNEST MONE Y , ABBOTT. , Realtor, : ‘finances oer ri ee - Sr aie te be Peas ; cgi ro) niga: v grr tng “FLYNN REALTY = ay i a ate a. Ster and R u LAKE & BRO. Bis. Chestnut. R Re sc ock ih tos | chs “GRAND BL APAT RTMENT JOHN , cGReU L. 1 Hi _Grand and Sulli 1 “eee * 7-ROOM | HARLES ROAD AND CASH PLUS $105 p> “TCOMN ER BU i. DING Penne 9 Ruud hot- water heniee wae rood garage. Just the «ind of a honye CALY ERT a - an oppor unity and future. eer TOMEO OY INY. ¥. CO... goi9—6 ro on frame: oo = PORTUNITIES | 503. | ARSENAL. corner of Mo anford. | fice for ort a with establighe t car brick garage: | Complete home. bul of the ‘bent materials | _olax NEBRASKA atrat pene | men VERS SCHL EISER 6 ROOMS. BATH. FURNACI F—8:100 c ASH | 1327 N. riz newly papered and ; « i: — 5950. See sure toda SILBERBLATT: ane Chestnut, room house, ae foot RAC CK: GILLESPIE. Agente, a “S00. 00 “CASH « ONLY ONE LEFT Beaut iful new 6-room bungalow. OE ew DAND 3-room Senine. finis bn al ane | elec tric; beautiful lots a - cott | LOANS ON acumen PROP'Y y be ‘bought at house, or 3433 RS 7 to 8. _LAclede U8: Mw). JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. CASH BUYS 9-FAMILY — ; . . A aa OF Re ee pw wy district. then ser sur wonderfn) | feft in en eae REAL rt reek at pose. leer water heat aad oft burner: trardwood | £ HE NRY her . Tae re two cat FLOOR vAC ANT TOR POSSESSION DOU BL E FL AT BARGAIN | fine 4-family of | My a low at $1680; m arie “ANDERSON. rete Kis wf) ms AIN Dov BLE EXC HANG E—Moders car hemeaiow, hear! ny AMERIC aN Hes * interact itteettaenttinssnes Ww i ‘ARI OR—Avart ble *k coon. f Ash- man | ae wo = ” 0 ® in Srnetlg con gt ap DING “HOU sk. Mer hereon son” * ~High will coneider «emalier. clear crt oF emall clear corm: first- —_ rondition : “Cail ‘after. 3 D. m. a LE: PLAT BARGAIN, 60D CLOSED CAR OR ow Seer] Wid—In exchange aX 1214 — §-reom hevn va emt low at St 68u; | LOA NS—TOANS—LOANS loaned to beesie gs ge + ot tH mE AME RICAN o>. Z -O-A-N- S ag ae ioe us. hg sony or endorvers. | 4 CONFE C TIDNERY a eC ountry Home For Sale a ‘DERSON (tM ORME “4 L INVESTMENT!!! with $40 000 country S. J OUG HBORO! GH. . = 'N SLEFP- CAIN & HARDESTY. » SUNROOM, SLEEP TO EXCHANGE Co! tare. —' Garage for Four Care THREE ACRES BEAUTIFULLY ‘DSCAPE neapeetinenesdagninigunanion saeaneeeates eme-caaaeeeaeene REAL ES TE_WTD. =F | SECON DA OR VACANT WANTED i 3 room fiat fer a second fod of trust or vacant lot. Bungalows, Cott west of Kinghbinhwar- ; Box T- 440 Post-Dispatch, — Lapantengeite Wanted _ —_ alte neent On och , i u eee ON, THis. FLAY (Da Lb: eae | i = pre and particulara, are CORNET & ZEIBIG | RE SIDEN hardwood floors and wo CO ~mahene: "year DRT ‘wroree— 00: ) yaa — td Bidg: | | ‘MONEY TO IDAX. ~ {BU ath stra) ateat —t —reoms and bath. ~ Florissant, _Ferguson, Mo. BEFORE YOU BU ss € Cottages, « Re ‘siden- ‘es, FERGUSON RE SALTY CO. ATT 120 é. Flor! ‘cand ‘bl. Hailw way Exchange er aoe cre w ANTED Oe CR cman ay eo Ree BURMAN F sei Most Be: Apa rtment - ver Ans rooms. on ome “floor: west of et te Oo cy Wanted Box O- 208. @ Tm -Dispatch. ‘Suburban Property Wanted IF YOu ARE ANXIOUS to nel! your Wab- ster a Property and it is age ac- —— me full details. Box G-2 $45 KL wal BER. WE L Z. 6 24: ; Gray ois. Rhy. ae av; wee 334 and i 700 ) Victor Pin otis eames he ~ Pin einen itt 1 _ any eyes * wry y vn “ » Ae B Parry 12.000 ‘at. Sandia seeeinte- 'Mound City Loan Co., —M — YI N “10 MIN UTES per cent a mon at 2. Meemin « ~ porT ¢ AB. \NNED AV. 10-ro a a MEL MORE AV E & CO. ATTENTION. DOCTORS! _ attraetive home of 10 rooms. ror hw est locat st ion will Ine Gert ‘Thro: igho. it: Open for. Inspects ion ra} all st SHOL! MEY Ek Ry r . Te lit ti a > 28 large ecreen pore ihe )| to SEY and tragepor rtiation 7-KOO HOUSE SACRIFICE $3950 Owner g Pi city must — OC f p fe Baie meate; rent ; : LOf ais AND ‘emma * our | G Re ERY -% ON STORY 0 4013 N “Dea utin ul iy decorated: Han a TO. LOAN On collateral or with two co-makers. pay in —— amounts regularly out of y anid sho ‘wer bathe. beaut iy finished art. BU NG. ATW. ‘$0000 REAL EST’TE-OTHER CITIES OME—6- -toom modern bunga- - ~ gt bue and ee | or sale by owner: y terms. Write P. oO. “mont “bea at fal ele “t fie | and lavatory on Ast 5 ROOM COTT. AG aE. BARGAIN piaaaa het. water | K INGSHIG HWW LY Box 184, Eureka. (c82 to nrastees Me, make | BE: ernide : | GROC ERY AND MARKET— “aie busines#, See owner on Call Riverside 5454. MEAT ween) pon res belong (Oo Owner of ve E ‘BARGAIN ~ 5915 Ba. MAINE PLACE 4 brick Ra rages ae fn remus It a) lan marble ~ RAREST BARGALN iN KIRKWOOD } $4550 buys modern REASOR, REALTOR, K Irkwoog 115R. QUICK SALE w ANTED ae connec tions ALTON double _Pesidences may consider uo | fF ole TU an CO TAGE. “5 Ay Oy ie bingle flat ; mea: scan aff ord. ¢ money ‘on avtomobi len ida | a meet ERACKER. Res “SALE—VACA NT 2016. is “AKLINGTON M ‘ANDERSON. STOCKE -BU JERMANN ~ Bus ‘Pops. in tront ‘of door. _ ORS Teeniral ae at ‘the ke and dreeemak)>4 PERE RE AL ae Fi 56 SHREY E JAY. | KING SHIG HW AY. ); 4800 adlock, WW. Florissant: | room with fireplace. hall. Bt locati on. COlfax 1020. Hille ‘rest Resitenee “ot 1c K iba ¢ cheng to a hoo! ane , Waneporta- | ‘00D TRUST CO., I TNé FREE Hoste ¥ kHAP ~ yon CANT OO “ BONG or exeahng@; sacriifce 4 EBL sot A ‘BEA al or. , CHRISTIAN BaINceP PRETTY, Rr NG ALOW. WAR KET- Restate bie " card only. “BIXBY “F SMITH, INC. ; | eer po he fren from | builder: | 00 eash and easy i 2655 Laciede rd.. “BEAUTIFUL L. oF vi \ REAL ESTATE 2 apna AND ; gS ’ "4 Naga T “CHRISTIAN BEINKOP A soni a. ABBOTT, ‘Kealtor, ABLE : D DEEDS LOR TRU OT WIL BOX O25 ‘OST. DIS. DSS $50 CASH : oo Balance $19 month, Tamm and atancien- et “minutes Grive west “SING LE FLAT BARGA AIN . ferorated new fiat, 614.500. 55: "SINGLE } ‘LAT—$10, 500 HOME AL = “THE RIGHT WE TER.- RSON KF. 5104 EF . CASH rays NT. sh oa BERGE ? in , om Db “SOUTH AMPTON DAY Is ‘REAL Ty COMPANY. onan GAIN, DREAM BUNGALUW- —BARK aes Lith and Locust Sts. one en Common wea!t ty cheap. on oS ginr tile bath. hardwoud feore 2 “i me” ld U! | GHRISTIAN art R. m. C6... MONT: ANA” NE AR GRAND A Rooming House Bargain naira wn wat » FURNITURE AND BUSINESS ng And” new concrete streele; open 9-4; | - ' ’ . Cn | room house. completfly furnished and ful!» “for casb wees ‘ - BEAUTIFUL | 7345 LYNDOVER PL. | 0014 Kingshighway Bl. later bric pore: nearer BEAUTIFUL EW ar 5-5 roome. @-room -« -{fieiencs delic inte r arranged REWTAl "RANT—Cheap. ESTA AC RAS ~Wiret- class O14 stand: rea! bu RESTAI RANT Hor” (foe and This building is heated ISTIAN BRINKOF Re _E. cO., ee NEW BU NG, ALOWS BE AUTIFUL VIEW St. John's nee. yr ot ig AO -room og pe th , . Charles rd. WAb. 505 ics" NOERS( ON r TORE can be made ‘with sma)! cash payenent. : | ck! ATTRACTIVE" NEW SINGLE rege TO gra ed IN wl tion: be: aidan: | EASTON AV —Cort er, Oca J _MAin 4354 (e889) | | ‘BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ee TO $50,000. Lo ADHO! SF tice! University ¢ City — 3 LA * cnmas firet and second * 7002—9 rooms. §._recaption | L = sunroom. ho! wees He a etc,: NY ARINROP R. = cqQ., ay mons Moorlands drive and | (e892) tre NEMANN RE RALTY co., aol ATTENTION, AUTOMOBILE MEN! ROOMIN a HOU Ls lot 127 1145 facing | . @F--8 recon 18 of Post- Dispatch. eee 4 oe my api artmen 1% P —— or second deed rs FOOme and “bath: JonN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 76 13th and Mefrgan et bal ane ce monthiy 4 KS mrp ver Ds uF TT =? PLA Wanew c : 7 of "E—1) rooms GLICK. Rea! tors, rca ‘ WILL “take Se000-Te my $800 7-room home, near versity, —— pois 6 joan oo off: will sccept ret or oO H or ierms as desired. Box O- 41 a UNIV ERSITY CITY LOT versity City; 6857 Sank SECOND DEEDS POF TRUST ie ; ai +e—I0 room 4 family ape rtment, 4 PAGE—F1. rich Rie it ET t 4 55 roome “and bath: _| GHERTS ER K ' as DO YOU NEED MONEY? E KE D T ‘FIRST "AND SE OND bape ROATING HOUas 8 jar v gertice ia = yanme FOR et. Haxovt ER 4675— AyD D ILL ON—WNorth west {tet and et: fie afi ae ™ Sl erpenty and meat market) 1 if alos MIL LER REAL. NS at Webster eeoene OWNEP EK of fof fully and bus +r awit 4 AND | 5 _hooms., ($13,760 KLAL BER-WELZ. 6243 Gravois. Rit. 3100 a KINGSHIGHWA Ay. DOUGHERTY. *x. _E. im AY ouie wanted. Money “Se ds U § * Money| oe HM of = roome for Be an new e.ores 56 " Pente "si240 year'r. tosis WT Realty Ga GARFIELD 4779 4710 RE aSTt EN ce harming eaARy ve! 708 Ow ener. ic] 00) St. Se ate County "RENTS $100; PRICI soa ‘CuEsTx uT Pe a mr cree, yn ae tvenville: fronts (oP) GARFIELD 4779-4; 3 “Christian ‘Brinkop REAT, ES ‘ATE: ct RKAMP CO. "Ant ce Fasten 12. Fa mily spartans 8 >\ TRUST OO a Es TR - ve ; loret a reas: *hable ~—e STORE—V ire law n "Woiiee’ a lov > ,sutn- 7 3399-3 rooms ‘and Path: mod, $750 cash Call Riverside 54? RE Pastaw ? SE BASTON. 400%—Store and flat. euil rable | oe . . r#t.. si. is > ba Win iD tM | “treatin . is 32} a : ‘or ei H nyrpomes: 24 2 , ii ~) e M ‘hagte ‘+ @ihte for vou to buy his makes nor : fintures with a. onhout aOFi . mi aK PTARL js - ~ room _upgalow, th JOHN a “ARROTT. Realor. LOANS BUILDING 10 SP EC4 AL 5! o % 7 t's lon New tees | ‘HEMME LM ANN. SPAC KLER 1 (orge brick DPeliciing to i. ional Deproremerta. 1 1s miles ae warehouse factorr *! a for truck- Ee [INE ‘- . mane Es 7 it vy CO... Rea see | — ‘ v {.1 arc) fs toe age aE "re @ siram beatec > Lf eet “ibe! ewuls | VLKIETT” PTOR BH Aso) PAN Rt ot Noe ea re at an ‘ - ; a pe om “jre'nis Rise Write for map ‘Ot 2 it and our jigt Very we cil ees Se i. 51: H AUINERY A can be gecured , Sreperty % yf esd for map of ¥ | ebeteg a our |: r ph WEBSTER GROVES TRUS >a yment and balance his ‘1 SION. FASTON Trt ST COMPANY ‘OLF POLLACK, 191 N. 6ih. MAin 1836-9" ' $925 Easion. re then make water Ww S. Grand. Lac. 9544.

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SE! AY, es a A i nes fe eee —. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH , = PAGE 36____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 192 | = | INVESTMENT ~~ sissassoas - PARK) a iasce smsors —) WAGNERELECTRIMMMEAT SELLS LOVER onweescecs TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MAREET eecties nes ee 1 2S IND FULTON 1 ogy . AREER te om 318,100 shares. compared with 2.514.700 . (a> Z ) yesterday. 2.195.000 «2 week age and 1 0 K LEAD ( 074.500 a vear azu. Total sales from dan. * ( C O M s L E T E ) ante in com. f q b q 1 to date were 139.629.2800 shares. com- . ¥Y SPE A> r : SS , Decrease. _ Sales pared with 11.910 oe ; : ) ” cat TASS SaeeS CIES ’ omitted >. oe LL. lots. *tEx-div. is 3 * year axe. . PP.xct da ee ee PPP a a a i i pate ] +" ‘ ’ r pe « : ; ; i: : . | >i f 7 ~ kom See! ; * : t : 7 oars oP ef a) 63 ached PF. ; . ' . an . rial “ ; : — » ae : . u Deoilars. tales [ . fose®. Go st :\f 91 BLS Abitibi Pow A Pr 5S . — : ae -* " , ; j : : i Verses &: i : : : i ’ " , : "ie ' “Sree. ; i | ~ = , - pp ; ‘J . . : 2 . 7 . ’ ‘ . : ; ' : ‘ . r - : : “ae > _ — ~~ P= , 4 . : P . ’ ™ . " . . — ° rt hans Fe , ‘ 4 2 - “ WP a : Sacabihneineniaiiec aad os ar * TAME: > aang es, IER Se gtes ns . “Sera eg New York Central and | | American Telephone | | Reach Highest Points in 20 Years—Some Irregu- larity Elsewhere in List. ore ete» Boe * a aid Vio Sets * DB . Pi Ome > « unchange ~~ @ ae heh Pare " _ ~_s ‘= ‘ inn oe ~ er 0 a” » og + ~ 7 3 a seers “ai _ ~ eS > “ht. Davisen Chemica! , rete oN eal aes aie ee yee hae Le Be ob ba farorabiec th ) ; “0 ; . : ay pend eed or eat 190: % “3 ' laho and Texas, dom . = 7, ; a Sa a ne i. a mf 2° - F ‘met fi wheat hough exports ; : 2 S8', Mack Trucks 6 1065, 105 4, — wee ' 4 "* Re 900.000 Dushels Yorth : j ; ’ ‘ ' ' 14 ‘ 7 ree. - . *', Lastman Rodak at? ben . Bji , ’ . ‘ = fe ae . - ==” ) Rod . : : i . . —. % = : ic g7ain wWarket gr : ‘ e in : ’ e. : ; " ; = 7 . ¥ : “SP, s . r , . j 5 tee afl 7 4 wheat we | . *apier. * ; , mcs ‘ ; . , ? Gari.chre wteat ws le ‘ower, Cora ~~ . Dement was to le B&igher. De - MRE GR ONC, I tS i RG BO AO Sh Pah re Erte i Riis tte ye” ot x eh LP gee ee ' Money Rates Stiffen sPiit v ' en Baldwin Lecwe JF Teiautograph ~ ne er whine 9 . _ Lehi eet r Sigpedithain sah; rig Mmort ea, “~ » s ‘Rie tab Snubbers Sie t . . | = , Sain a By-P . . By ‘ ' - 113% Ur , . ry os — Sreamerv ex (ras, = ) ° “Ps, es ; ; ; rm 7 att ee — “+ ~ tandard. 4 firsts. 46c: seconds - _ : : tine 1 | : : lewhorn cocks, LZer . fe \ rT?) ; . " ya : Z . { ye da icks. 4 ‘ LUuraeve. pate eee eee & pic Eten “J HOA orgy A ee emit Nag ae, ? * \4 >: slips anc ‘ ang guineas, 37; Hanna It : A ec 8 a * BoB as - i 2 3 AND SQUABS— ‘Live — ; . - Vabash Ky : Ooz regaed “a is 5 - yt =... Bc underwetzg oni 5S } GF 55 * Se ee Pte ee we . ae = . ¥ + Po tee Iilineis s* es iOS. “eee BOND MARKET MARKS ®™ Secu ARTIGAL SK ISSUE. ee TIME ON EXCHANGE © ‘ xcehanges cont FOREIGN EXCHANGE ss pate: | Sg fie "shane at sac ES tls B a | Hectwocte Sener | Shes Lae ees 5 Bere rats soon Serr AS lupe gta tere ot | bomnsa Be Renstnt ct hie at Lo Gane teat” sey cae y= CLEARINGS, MONEY AND Si ge : t : ' es : t Pe % i} Tou rs 952 , 43 I ‘euls (Jleanng Bouse ~—- - — — _—-- _ —- — Sis — ‘ ¥ ae ‘ ee : —~ers >? : aT hee ‘or A 4 Ce ; —— eas : a -Tespond img a 4 ‘pi tii. ‘ar VEGETABLE MARKET HOG PRICES LOWER cess dt $e SMM on wil a Gala at VURPENTINE, FLAX, LINSEED Tit SRP S00 ee, BE Paice te ecu of tnare nigheg. owen and coms Ane Gemecallp neeee |, AT MATIORAL YARDS) 223.00; (ace! i ic eres oma, . . C en pa ay tt Gmil . pe Tg anne 3! be — ~ine demand wae , a ; - se Oe kr ett) sce : a. . — : . . 7 ‘ . 7 on. ~_ ) | ; : mt ; i ‘ stock Ifa. t : ~ PR - R a 9 Apr - * 2 tgs , actimen’ “— . . . ra = ea : : : \, on 4 ——- 14 chums Bes a be ost ete "sy * Se Sege sa leet oreeswre On a ° ‘ ble ‘ -? gs " : 4 ‘ ‘ a” ee ; " ‘ . oo @ ; f ee. w “TS Ss i307 iti SS: Se eee ‘* er uesira = ms , tert. 7 | = Cte, ago (rain (ariots. — ' ‘tats Aor P4 amit are Yew Orleans Spot a gainer meg ' “i rie 2) ; git " 113 R E , . , ; , " * . ee . : ’ a | . . - ; KS at . i jj $4 ; . \ ; . | rs ound be 1m aver: > oO days uric orn i: cata 22: we r,t ee ® hima. ¥ AND—Ziety. D BANS —SP ‘ Z2EUHO-SLOV AKI IVGO-S] . Oe aE Ig $10.50@1 . © . . FRUIT MARKET ‘Ku - | ton | large #, was offers eat : } a O: 60 ‘sacks Texas biise sriamen Bae Sid: we > pounns ke : New York Suga Plea SM n m i n a a ern om _§ , : eee y - ar : Kk cn ee re = enttieen | 57 france 40 centianes. Suc Apple Supplies Are Moderate bat =.> ra : :' ; aii eel Las = ifiwenc | Rest vemm | Cal . aS 'b . Ma 3.75- 2 care 4 Dee dit bulls. $6.75 dow: dem. 124 france ° centimes — “ | : mei “The =f rst ts cain under 1 taking | Bend ele 27 etat aI lorads rua ! pneep— Rec 177 head: fat mmne Cle Saetet ai i5 trance 53 +4 hod Trading Is Small. vonage | ST. LOTIS PRODUCE RO we es ts + Oni ' Lo! DCCE ROW , ieee ~ ig winued mn omit | — . mee =a be | > Gestrabie lightweight , mheaeengie —— ———— * > DuUrTDan hs “aes , «a ‘oh? a ig re ight uMtah) 2 es i . i aon ie $12.45 | oars —.. Rh “Stein ana affere ne — en es ~~, — Apple supplice were moderate. but de: ' Th nt et moved emall lots rerally anc tle i’ ower lt Saas — —_ oa ale activity prewailed ‘cys Pal was . o P gader of Jara ' —_— LEAD ZING AND COPPER oe . ae pa a | oe 3 @1650- ¢ : 0 - . . . wants . . f hi ‘ ‘ nh . : : ‘ : ’ . " = ® ° ’ ’ os i ’ _ = Wes ow 4] a}. : ; ie , . . , - t - . _— eo~ ~~? > - : . “s, b a} iv: oe ~ ~- were reported ; of + ber +e? | : al _ a ’ ee adi. cae &4 $4.50 ner NEW YAS _ "Wares 2— ae Il inet wihesap ha ‘ i 2 f ‘ | by ig ‘_ | met a '? Was re aye eg* , ; ¢ . 3. One greet ms, ‘ — | a : tut i 7 ups RET te por i. » Bi » Pe, ‘ : : : eH : ; . : ; so " rt , " fer ehipmecnt, $4 Tee. Some ataren te eany seilieg mevremenit had subdeided ‘ ‘ ng . ; +3 ’ =a - ~ ' ‘=w YORK. apet 7 —Rubher ree raree: Ren Ge : Tey i9lhowad of cove ‘ © s sendy: gmeked + ceed aii “pen 4. $4.°5° caro $350 te $4 25 . cet ee en WAR Newent we Marke — ; as Juiy. $41.80: Seviember uae. @rade green ines agg ne at $3 \ |, a) mxidaw ebeuwi net unchanced ~ i aril % ‘otton futures : : . OT % ; i , OU. un wiihowtw: : ~! * : * inns oaeen ar = - off stock an). > & 2 ais Niche ~erte o- os . 14.75: Jan. 14.78. en "ih ’ Pact! ay _— 3 * ‘Se can’ eat tee Be — 50: Miseweion' t4-pint case 33 3 “UD ™ ut we 1 —_ a oo ene ily ums. ¢ : 7% . aay ior goed siexck. Strin: “me we aly : tv mrber >: Miestes: ee ae. BO | fine granulated. ‘ , ae | Dot mid ie dae iS siighiis otras arnt ring beacw cre - Septivarbe tw oot and Alabema 2i-quan.| Sugar futures c! ) Nerth American Cement | 5 DON 7 , had | intemmat ..... My 20 ? 363 stronger. | - eo - . : . « ;” al ’ a. — _ ‘ - “ayrert ’ . . . - - ; A : rr Cee rend ret : ; Soprceximaic ' . Y TORK Agri? 7 .—WNa vegan . : a : —— ew or c 2 pny Man ay Were Steady.'2.88e: July, 2i5e . ae a nant TPCra ian reperge oe - ca. . .. 15 uiures, £82 }Se- ¢ ‘ oil _ & Coff e — Deooem ber hil , - — « pale r 1926 and net corer 7, - ati ‘tures. ft te . nes | ~ we y a i —_ fut ; ee | c ' i Re : me r $i cae . - , ce Ol : , = L, cyty Ll’ oR . ‘ \ PI sas Mary i4¢1f&, Jujyi ' = 44 Der... 14 S8e: Jan. i . Sepiembcr, I Pte. ; ‘e Sancr ; aot ah Keo PERRIS

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ae 7 - He 7 mk ||} YORK BONDS (C , i= } ieee 4 N EW yY ‘ORK CURB MARK I | 5 E | Special ‘9 the Post Dispatch. ET (COMPLE EK) if 3 (vA wane NEW YORK. April 7 —'r : ion. —— , | my 2k Sega: ees oe if IND oe “i a (N 'York st pri «.—Tota! transactions in bonds on th lew | Security. i High, fon H.] Close | Seecigs Hoyrne Fost Dispatch — a 6 n ie New i NE : 7 ‘ Cees i eo oe RALL ROAD BO! EW YORK, April 7.—Following is a list of sales. highest, low- /¢g Sec: | ow, | Close nies Sales, Security. me i "2 ° : -- & : lisse = | | —~— ST.LOUIS P a a ict THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL, 7, 1927. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ Pp AGE ock FE xchange today ‘ i . today amounted > gay >12.768.000; week uco $14 $94. sha $13,639,000: previous day’s ce “sg. : —- : est, closing and preyi clos ; +, Year ago, da lag ein and two - eer Sey at Ge - 109 ™ , 10914 108 t, New Y “re ee ee C:08IN§ Prices of securities traded in on the OM EST on ree i 05... 2%, | + Ork Curb Exchange today, Sales of stocks j 100-share —. DOMES 1c ‘B DS, LO0 4 o ; ‘Sears ag £9 £690 ¢ ' rue Lous ME HAN ; 259 343,569.000. r } si : S | | HB gore rs 2 ving ’ oy U00, compared with $871 e1Lede from Jan. 1 to date, $1,050,262,. | 28 do Ist é 2 (Me : s jlots (00 omitted) or fract * bo v C} a! VievlOur | , are ee ew ©. ig Sa Ine Pi ’ ; ct ear Qo Cr i "a 1 ; ‘G * Tracti >t ¥re “4 : 1 fe av jocal market and quotations ae | °51,900 same period two years ago > Period year ago and $1,080.- | 1 vO. 4 sales of w} ‘. 3 ons thereof, except in Standard Oil shares, - B a i | a pew Sanese City and Chicas Quotations on United State: “Lil 6 du os 206 - {203 077, 103 | omitted): uch are in full, whila bond sales are in $1000 lots (400 aap os | ; ' ous) 094, ae a ogee “ aLct eld Cs avert. : e > ‘ . oe ms cae wh — ‘ ~ . wales . ” ” . af ‘ bs . 5°? . ; , A bonds are in dollars and thir- J ha ; =: Sana . Sery . . , ’ A lO: ital te air lte g ‘ ; \ 3% 3} iT ae oe me 2 . Mis} 7 . cnn A 10D% 101%, lor wy . | Prev s bute - = LY, / Lugs, lit ty 14s ay ' » : is vee) Oat. a 1 af » Se ‘pe . econe Ss f + "vy" hb. « e OS esterday. | is of a dollar. That. is, for ins ance, a anle int eh. ose w. ais 5 : i> & "a a.cs. Security. Hi Low. '¢ r , es iy ) Close.| Close. i High! Lo Chose. Lice 1o1*, JOT 1o1es 4 | U7 a v7 4 ~ a he b ) BAC -HANG 2 | & TAY WHE AT. nieans 19 } , ¢ GE, a | ae twenty-four th irtysec Onds of a dollar und not $99.94 a : + ei UuOWInEg 1s a comple te list - ) 21) 8 oot Ga f +, 3 a a a el oor? een unchanged . me 34 6 Bo%y-Se GOVE SRNMENT | BON Ds. inlining SE issouri Portlang sc BOND MARKET AVERAGES, | z “ 7e} participating Was 1°9a “S72. Boyd-Welsgh “i , me eee oe | | oe cae ti i ae ; : 122% 32-47 . 103—14 103—4 : unchanged prices, s -EPTE! WHE. x ; Shoe Wat un aoe T . 1°65 } oS i e%, a 104%) 1041 ‘t041 Ol *~ Oi ; 9%) wo | oy ‘. Mar Oj! ” ” ua a 7 O04 Lint, 119% 319% 47.5 . els be . _— + oe ~~) Dm eee »~ on “~~ WHEAT. 129% | _ 2-4 2 '101 NA DOO~wSce ’ «1 e © wW 2 Marland Mex 4 | _ | See } Mt 1% 25 | 25 j 28 . : P 7S) OT | 97 Nat Fuel G/2: 35 i238 2: j 4 sa Afra ” ; 104 16 N Bradfdo . . “ Ph Rap r 6 102 % 4’ 104 N MexLand ‘ > Port R s 102% 1U2 NCenTex0il scan ra 7 stn on "Ol . a os Yr c © | ae oe 9a no eC UFity i High. Lae. Close m= a : A! ; Pantepec © . 28 048 100 00% 100 4 INDI Close; 1 a S 4 44) 91% | 91%, 91% 12x Am Roll Mi52%!.52 °| Beal sein | | Reit-Fos Oi! : : Pot Ed 5 E) 96%) o8is| gags STRIAL BONDS. rlg ~ . 100—10'100—10' 100—10 Gs ry ine. bs Vv. a : 4 eon e i , | : : ) ‘ ll}, : 3 PenonWPC n 47% : SY Osi ' tr = * , me = ; Bt y-Waiker reacted over a fu gig -% 7416-8 TRh BI 8 . ...101—3 (101 = j 102 ee eS ee ! 5 4 : ; — ~ ¢ , e . ‘ a ’ . ” : . ’ . oa : . 113 % ‘ ; j e &LE li4', : re 8: we att WT aet Sele) wee 1 Prat & Lo, 50% 30 103-—30 — a LOCO eK CO > ade - = mt ee © c~ ee _- s@ — * — - we we Oe lo? LOL% 102 103% 103 ‘er 103% 103 t _ ny to he ea peng 2 ; ; nt sf @ ese & @& . mi as 200 Ang A 19%) 19%) 19% 100 1 1% 100 alah. * » eats i te te, ae. " walt vm \ setleRent cai enieiiaie eee in oe te ee +n ne *. VS te ¢ . 2 Ks a ee 1 ep glee MPa Patel Gr de i To See es & « o 85s) nee aipe ties dedi: ted nasens Amtahdnce bake ae mae teetindiy papel, Mapabinngeaes tee” “wate bls — ee a) eee eee ~ 64939 102% 102 % | 102 % erat 2040/105 103%, | 108 1 SS 3 477 gz 102 . ‘Ulen 6%s. 100 = O09 % too 7] - -_ > 7 > jae aS me ee er a "Reto Sodtoico mas: ~_- oe a ~ ~~ t~ i ~ s — om @ - . ne Corn orm / Mwy) ~ ~~ = Dm ce vt + — * * - , t the former selling up to (hi. Ae ati. ac io [23an8 Li i Internat ional —_- ‘ego Semen © Trea | wm ma @ 4 . : y | , 0: ; — oF «108 —17 1L08—10 108—13 U Bra Un d 42 3% : + g ' ite 5, 90% Hom NOT, Atlas P¢ : ‘sta as a - ) iwere shown bv Rice-Stix and A) - ee Fete | ; ve [iia al | i Aut } 103! 3 103" a oie] oute ion $ TidOsONV : id Aloe, | ai i . | 2! : | = eg ; : . Re os ro} ‘ ’ ‘ 2: aide att) Total sales on the St. Louis Stock ~ a. ——— : qui 17 ' hange today amounted to 34¢7 © ee | Argen 6s 57 $ A'100%'100%.'1008 ye Cit SP&LE 44 4/106. !1¢: | # | ri sales were $19 O09 ck 43 eee ] ee : , 2 ms ¢ a ~ WoodleyP : 5} yy) o* . . Ci x a” 3*y a a" / ; — v0 A ay OA ty Ag. l Ollowing is. rn ; ae ‘i es 3 "FE =aneane ols. . , 08 ts 98% 3 . - 7 ma x } Ou4 ont (aey = | | : . s . ‘ | s A Exchange today, amount “aa a ++ a prices and net hane » sah wo ™ : ? ad c - w & cnan - ses — SEPT EMB ER RYE td tthe 14% yt a. 06 T¥ , SM Ra 61,) 98 "| on On Shed wheat — sun 0 5% 100% 100% Log i€ai. LUu ; 9 e100 v I April 7.—Wheat sold lower on the loca! ote ma pm 4 ; ve ; ct $5, a? today and corp was unchanged to oe Dp, “ : “(ees ce ee To ee *s i. a. a: ee a a. ae id L. M& 4 + ; , 2 ‘e) > 4 +f The generally favorable crop comment | En , 2 gi] 1] r 2, : ere 4 =" ; , MES a1 6) , , 9 Aa ' })} : | | ' . 7 Swift Int! , ‘ > 1 ,= 4 a" 3 I as 4 * ‘ “0 ‘ ‘ ' os ‘ 2S “oe - ‘ be 633 ' . el : ko YA - ‘ ees “a Switt & Col of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, dom } De CM&SPCAMR | | 106 | one, © OF OS ae ea its inated market for wheat. though exports . bal .% — »4 tlae ? , 08 3d3.'.. 10% 5 | ? : 7 ~ ThatM american wheat. . > rn i 40 $ , ot . ‘ . ; a ae . - ‘ ; + ‘ oe : 1 7 : J rapnla > In the local cash grain market straight } Brem r We 3 é $B 11 > Ay » 4 5 5) ah am Ry & 87... 37 9 8 . lo pfd.. 33% 3: 33 . vam> pu, 300 BOOhio n grade of oft wheat were Ic easier. De- ; Buenos A 6! | : : = : | 00%! O01 ; mwith E147 4 | 5) 3 Tru tt) 2: r: Lili} 2400 Vee oii . 107 S 1as% 10 geady. Hard wae *%4c¢ to le lower. Corn 5 Cald Reo lo AR) O71 : do @1 ; - ruse ’ ~this, + Te | DOMESTIC BONDS. | Oaig were sleady to le higher. De- i 3 19%) OAS ww . & 4% 63 Aes Pad B+: 0-8 a Eh hag ~ Ala Pow 5) 90%/ 99% | 995 wren Ay | 90%! v1 | 90 : — ' . j ~&P 4 | j 34 . ; ; wi i ~ ’ — ~ = isc | . hs hy A 07%) 07%) 974) U7 % 6 103% 103% 1:03 % 103 hir 53 %! Onu 9611) 9638) 9612 % ‘ ty 99 a 09% | 99's. 104% 104 104 White Eagle i ” " ” oo ' 102 Sy 102 % 102 by . O&R 5s 37 100 100 100 100 . Y Jectric and Fulton kept to the ye iifer to : : i sold 5 point ts higher and rains isle 12] : 91, 79%-%b 80%a PORE IGN BON Ds. sheffield S$ was unchanged. pared with 2144 y¢ ster. 102 4 102 14 jie of * S ( urities traded ape rag Ss ws : +f 102%, 102% Lore . mS 18% 1k ; 100% | 1OO'% hi ‘ ms * t> : - m4 “eh - an 4 rts y ‘ : : % . = a7. 4 ‘ iy - ' ; oie IS MERCHANTS EXCHANG 1B) Urs : . see ? , P “ "2" rt a ; an 8) ) o) nick aT. LOU iE. Ee ory + 5 hy ) . #4, 7 “i$ 6 } & ; i: ; --" 3 7 | ' ’ : be i 10) 100% 100 , La ; Fes ' he Shee Stro & { from the Southwest with rain over mu: h ’ l¢ Bordeaux 68 3 O7%,' 97 | 97 , 1 Se 55.,|. ! 2a : Tampa E n ‘ - - ~ 4 r 5 “) be . pl Tr} i \ : ' q f “were estimated at YO0U.000 bushels North : Si Tink Axle - 100 SO Nebn grades of soft wheat were lc easier, De © Buenos A 615 33 %. ; j rk 430 O73 # by . cz r Ke 3. * > } 4. : Slits io te higher. Demend wae | Rep | 7 , | ls re a | : vic WarnBPé 501% 10] \o 101% 101° . ? - m — ae | 8 (a % ty ~ ‘ : ~~ . "Ss h 7 = ; ’ ConG Ba! 1 Se 54% 5445) 5444 | UnikCoal vt 100 % 100% 100% 100 % Westvaco 6 102% 102%, 102% If "7s. I ‘102 6 .| 98 | on 98 971, WiscCent & 5) 984) Oey oR seelt Titi Was narrow Liverpool came to ; ‘continued wood weather wu Win niper w as ahi ) a fra ‘closed i nanged er. In aabeneueet, ‘trade her corn prices were unchanged Yard Mav « heat opened hard July $1 294, se - — 7 > ~—-* oo ~~ 56. @ wee + he ‘ a eS oP oF ee — om a _ . ~ i a | “> ae ff . ze ae © &@ « ~ a —_— > 102 ‘102 (101% ]- : 102% 102% LOZ | _ ___ FOREIGN BONDS. 96% é‘ oe ese f = | +, Agr Mibkse 96% 96%) ° 06% ay © Local wheat rece ipis hich were 2: ) vy . ») 903 (py ty , | O68 he OO % + - 9 ml 5M ; ae : 30 . wa%! D214! O2 > og ere & ) | | | we . P | 100% 100% 100 il ‘ . . ° Be / aii ei ‘ . . . oe ’ . y F ; 94% n4 ao BueAir7 : x Os ado 7a 2 96%) 96% ~ 400 busheis, com pared Week ago and 58.800 1; rear, deri dinamaroa? 4) |: 4 ae ‘ ' ra dig uv ; -* . 36 , ee 4 : ° 7s 95 04 “4 ‘ % 7.9 do 74 . 100 1100 Ach: ceipts. Thich were 19 000, Berlin 7 . #3- ~~ = —— am we ‘ a ng ‘ ; ae . ~~ - Ole — — a, _ . -_ *-* _ 80 care local and 16 M &StP tat ta as cre: o oor o Ce Cnt 8 BO to Sea cs-3}6o Oso : an Picive Bidg { : : o buehe! compared wit ; 1 7M , 6 11215 J lard | : . ies Pe “7 * « wale : 0 ‘a re ; ae tf) a nu 40-* Bie Ve ag ‘ rf r i A i ‘ ] : ‘ } ( a) ’ ~ ~ “hy até . ) ) } ; ee O? § a a! maneinte ctl oe 00 Mm : ' ¢ . } 2 4 } ; 5 ‘ ’ ss ; s+? rt Vi Gj ' . 5 . : ; i 7 & O7 & Qo” t 1 st fy on {} pom Le ‘ f ' . t P ss ; T . - ; ‘ * . — : . ; . _ : ] : ? - ~ ig , ae be 5 3 On * ared with 261.000 a week ag 3 23 1 ; Rak \| 5a oO 4 - pte gs se 9 ™ - ro yh + 100 100 100 : -7 Duk 6% 105% '105%'105% POULTRY Mi MARKET "last year Wheat si} S64.000 bushelea. eomniured = 4 oY oy aang . = ane , ‘ wT R EGG AND L B Week 4, and ft OO iAat i mri Bu exetrge Shipmenis were 504.000) bushels 7 with mt 4. Ot} a Th es K aco and Jas! year (bats shipmen is Ww f 208. COmpared with 420.000 Sy and S06.000 tast year lots Gf various ar! : Bt, Louls Cash Grain. . 4 firsts s : ! 4 a ‘ ‘ Salve ‘ ‘4s " rr _ » lp ’ an , " - . ‘ . Pr ordin iTy {irsis eo Me: . thangs to 6 aly cia i oF ., ey . : T&R 5} ORS, | 98 %| , . be on gto ae oem 18%] was) spat sou Som) 69° issing |} 7%) 7%) 75 Gr Ir 6%. 108% . ; . ‘ ) ; 4 , 11490 it | ‘ullin part *] ‘’ 3 4 eon | Sheftis qd Ltrpe] ” tg ’ 5 ; ared with 80.400 a week ; m % | afi HOA) i al i F .« ‘ ' : .7 , " Scuthwestern EF 4 e ; ar. ne . , ; acy} 5 | 4 ve aaG re _2 {}, Int 3 . vif : 2 er e ‘ Co ' : | Stix Baer & Fu mt) em Ty detect ‘CEI LU ich wer On b....1210&:110) et & Dh. { . ve ' Me gn lien « 3a at oo. _ Opp pret E | Wagner tec . ° : . CUM Da POC el yt ’ - roe iuareW a } : j , , 4. iS ‘ 3) . “ : ¢ ‘ e . * ‘ a — eee ; ; . : ; , ro és vite 56% | Warner Ver filed . , : | ; last vear Juded ° ‘ “ony a # os Vo. . ? 4 0 Tf etey , ee ee — — — ws : . i oy 7 on . . rm €*J) 7 (ies > (jr? & ’ lon ’ ie wey é, s JOT P ot {. laoe era oh ‘ : “Be at, ; - S 30 Am CMM L 10c 1 Oc 1G: / d I ‘ | 78 Undg + 62! 8% " 971 , . ; 2 - ‘ ei” _* ‘ ‘ > Af Expior Qe ? Te i 172C le be Fs 95%) 9 4 Costa Rica i UH he aA j 96 3 de , A ey NS An Ch CN 188 y te | Serv 6.{ 91! 4/ 91%) O1% Denmk 5% 101 101 : 10 Ariz Glob c : C 3 . “Tt ye LOL 10} % FreesPr6'%) 98914) 99% AM \, 5 Beav Cons, 7: 3 5 7 D..i1 22 14/192 122 Ger © M 7/101 %/101% | 101%, 101s, 44 Bunker Hil) ; > CI F 104% 104%), Gt Cons Ei “alawaene os > ‘ : . ~ , i ly 44 iy“ a, : } —- : 100% 100% pore eeeces Home ES At ted oF 3% 2a ; US", 30 Cortez Silv, 2 a. tease - 103% 103% 103% |. a Tet see (fr ning ¥ a é ~ Pow 5 87%! 87% Inv 5A102%/102 % Mot 6100%/100% } 100% | 97 Ruse Go5'% Russ Go6% — ~ - le . a st Fx ~ east ~- — 2% | 1295) it | 100 100 100 100% 100% |100% 100 4% by | | 6 | 05%) 98% 78 wl 928 ® a" | ge hee 3103 40 105 | en - | ii 108 1105 10 057 sample gra; de u by white Nate ‘ ‘ J le. ) Lv pia é ' i . ; x LS 5 na % | oauls oe Eh rtvige Tr B : NYGELH&P 5s 48 107 : i “eS ; ta Stinn H7-36 100% 100 i |100 Minoo. ; 1; & aiken (ole ; ' 2003 10% 9 LU. . i Gaal 4 NT te) 97 Rainas Stin bg 7-46|100 % 100 % 100 iti % . a by - ‘ 9; Wenden ; os s. Ae . : ' "2S Mb y aos 8%4| 98 a | 98% | 984 ; 4 99 14 | 993, U Buon? 10 % 101% 101% (101 4% 7 se Eres “ 2». * ww. b ee) ee TTE R-— Sreamerv extras. firsts +6 ecconces $4c Block. VU4yc: cheess stuff _— e: toisiciom. ’ co epee ded TS ) ~> | prints: No 1. 8c : » “or ° | ' makers’ special in tubs aiu Lakers . | No ine: mn BRE & | ’ ; | z ? ’ f . \ ns : y lg Pas rm Wa 1! 5 P 9 ; 25! ra Fy he FA st » : y : ‘ 7 a? ; 93%! 62 59% 98% 7 ~ & -~: — ~) _— ~—-- 1927 Marsei - 7 P . " , § " } ® ) ~ —_ " ~ oO; Qi - - 2 gn, * Se Re Maas G 5 104 104 1U 27 springt rs ets $ toring chickens, 4 Ie On owcago i sacs: vin PEO , spring chickens Ibs. I 5. igiV sm $ ei —— a a LO1%, |] . 13 > Manon C RR Oo. : i ’ 1 leghorns and lac pe Penick he (Digna! ‘} '- } Mean Ry Ist 46 *! yt ” aa ; F ; ! ; 4% len 1] | 14 : le ehort cor ko re c l At r , yi i - ; ' , 41 1 ¢ } - a - Mut ‘ pg ly ee > eta ; - ars PUL. a : : dia ¢ Mara 4% 43 4° . mae a . ke! ) : . j . . 3 — * . . ’ {?}.) ~s ‘ 4 tbe ia 4 ~, ‘ ¢ ? 4 4% 9 » ) ‘ j avi i 2 4 nl 4 Midw ( lA a7 ; O07 ; 7 ’ a7 : msuecovryr ducks. be reese 4c: men! jo a 8 “ eho; “ oo a May ' ty . uy eps Sw ip nae ; , . = ; : - ™ hilss A 195 198 : .1 | , Market. ( : ‘ , : ‘ ’ me! % % 108 41105 . m = failed “ause of poor bu ? ated ¥v th he _ - ~ Ai . F : Be j ~s> Fe young guineas, $7; old ‘guineas, ee ap and thei ing today sed ¢ 29 Nord Ry 6158 50. 97's! D7 M7 > | ae a A «. er P&. sh *> " . | an . >i PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Live pigeops,. @ al prices had a sha reak in ¢! ae & =o ; , ~ Dressed ecquaeos, boc Per rac on Mmrussion OU me pi fIng We plate -}- pre ‘ne Son tein . ge ig Pad 0? a F Drmapects ‘ ' ' ‘ . 1 , ; =: re ‘ ’ 4 ' " oe - ‘ . aw * : M1 f 4 > ~ \f ae ri} i . je a ibs up, 10 isc 3 showe scio10',¢; rough, coarse GPR, $1.45 a rw Pigiit. ¢ ot § . Sepie rn be r un) s . lower. ~—f id =d aes Vv % : : ‘ 2 Li C: f . ; ; we fy ’ 4 “. * ( 5, . pe ’ P ‘ o> ‘ ‘ \f ' , 3 ae a. ne ‘ ’ is r) 7 uct ie “a! foe te 7S —_ . Jul ‘ arc | , I , : : ; * i N ay Ao : : . \ Be. : Pébeyt ' ‘ . es | i - A 4 : a. : > eT, : ' tT } Ib. aecordging to er ade and quality. & ; M 2% ul: Pn 4 r i O0) Te a Og” . ‘ , fi. % } 1%, ~~ — 3 ine coal ~ pa ~ P “~y - ; -* # ' bucks = 3 Le | i se per lb 7. sald | | Se ( ¢ be Parr) i ‘ yy * 4° 1021 yt. (ys? 1 . - “1 a fv.) 1: | _ ea -* ~ 4 ’ , Selene? by { : / % tOGS—Jumbos. $2.50: medium eg COLLIM ¢ to 30e lowe: ocal 2 Per | eas ) 0? 202 2? a eee 2 ln? é‘ ' ne Be tas : ae at ioe. 1 epts sas } Stn ATi. Ss) per dozen a =a. - re oe {it} Pyty ] heat, | ‘ Pa : = TA 140) B Onin ise , . ' , 12 1% , ? a ; 4 l Papiead ; 7 } ] Met \ oo i _ — c ‘p: a les. Security. e a Low. | Close e emcee yp Saf e Deposit Box AO 107, ES a org a2 1n28 109. D 7 87 | 99 | For the small sum of only $5.00 4 ai nora compared with 7.-| 3 Sweden G6 30 104% i108 08% | “T Spas tat Ae bate ht, | 1. do den 6a eee g Roi | aw Salad 34) fo] Bad] BOt) BAS | 5,4 year you can rent a box “of your ' or OF this cours, ich of the erwin be $ Toho Fl P 7 55.) 97%! 97%) O74 - ee ket 3% TUB 108% eee 2 2 ; r Ls ry, na ah gextl 96 | 98! | | " ; CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER Mere, froranie eS Contitions | g6 oho E Pg 20 r 9: a Rae: Sig 8 ati any 10 own” in the modern steel vaults — ~ ered a> St, Louis. NE W YORK Avril 7.—Butier firn x. iu NEW YORK, April 7.—Eegs stcacr 41.5500, Nearby hennery Cheese firm: reecip ; oe ine inn. ee ee ultry Browuers by frei: Dressed Pion ie alian ie. i (pe wre # , é uAancedg CHICAGO, April -Poultrr. steady; receipts, fowla, 25728e; i Drovers, 45@42c: . y woe: roceters, ducks, "2063 : geese loc. 7.—Hutter tower: creamery etnies — Tp I Byer cy oh ine Shite Laas loth ~ ON pe OSI ve ‘ 4 4+ oat MORO ag Miict LO OCGA Bee racked Citras fia. i i 25a . re Onn The St. Touls Clearing Roure Angi Selce ana lack ot aving | 38 Toxo et U, Roe) Raw | 23 Slant O N19 40. loz tnes goes | 10 SYRMEH aie riding | 3 SP Ewe A 20 oo) aie! 88 of ST. LOUIS’ : 192:° é ‘ ne VF Let Li 1s ‘ ‘ - ’ ’ li ? ' it} I r @ ky s 1 : 1 et : : N 4 i : ' : oe } ‘ : : tad > 24) Fy ’ “ . . le f ; 100 te PAO Ns, / Z = 8 winthbined ave?” i | 1 oy e . . ry , P : : a : "a i. . nt EP Hal 4 35°" 6a ae 1 Ging. sig 1133 We also have sp ious steel vaults m Ce tien reperted clearings for April ad $25.400.000. -corresponding day last year . ee so ene trade anc Shey : La Sp 24.7000 HM) this year $2,010, 600.0005 Bir eo GEvVe lo r r vol- ! | ‘ ! ‘T™, 101 & "101 % " Tt aia ae fT ee period last ; ar $*',] 1, 100 a level i wa ‘4 ~— ‘ ; 1 Ais mad saw 2 . we Ait ; « one 4 i Tern F } 47 wrk, ‘ eS os ys Js ‘ 7 rene | 000. Report of debits for April 3 NN PaTi tne Bee ens . aw 5% $ . | 6 Tol } , .sre 4 | 2 NYORW gen 4 55. 778 # Oy ty 1822 122! i were: Dehbite ti) oe ~gee is ; er act) vity Ar one ; “ , , ‘ ' (in ") m = } . ‘ 3 >) ; - he . ae : ls . . ¥ +? - * > ‘ 7 tf? , , j . ' oo) "3.4 , BONE OO) H i! aie s°? 371 : ined cont eres af hipping deman - we . , : . oO i ‘” ‘ a4 ‘ ‘ ‘ : , . ‘ , ‘ r u ic : rie : . Py ae . 97) nue . ' é : ' ; . o a* . , 6% . , en . 7 j | ' ‘ : ‘ * , ‘ 7] -_ 7) 3 debits to bffhk e." _ Keres. accounts %. e " ; na ' , | + F ' | ae ~ * ” | - 1 Qe y arti es, such a8 trunks, | Sob (WO: total to dats S$} 435. 500 : Moat, atl Ms en eee : ; - ee i gage " o ne ‘ Ye “ee : vA ’ al J Ds oe | i : conibined Cheb) | & were ©40. mi) cont h’ 6 ceirie ] j i pod ' : ae ; K 4) re e , ¢, - .* . ‘ w c tA of : ) | s 11 . *t , j ts 5 > (te date to iz livia / d bank lee Ms 2 , " . ' ‘ a! 7 : . : ; ' . My be “2 % "a0 1 ‘eis ) 3 j it e: | to date to individual and bank an cette | a } . {40 Med : . ‘ ‘ : COst 16 , ers BCPOUr is s.) 801. 600.000 a : , ft TRSU e on pro- i ‘ ‘ > . . ; 2 e*? : Un i] me ; ae Ae , ble . , " ; = , ; > y ae € NEW YORK. Anri) 7 Call rooney . s Dani ' . ae ee . ey «YI Sé fr § gi 7. : >. > : Ri: § ee - somit . : s a’ . ‘ . * . . . , q +» . a? . ; ; ; ; no ] d d e * - eit rs ‘ » = «>» . = . ‘ ; ‘ } 4 . e n ’ . . ; riers bh ay Pee tend Toor, 4: ral meets Cry RONDS | 2 om ae Wan due 46 1) eri | minal and depends upon the rate “ inan® 8 s. i ase ai ad PIES aT "tae" vr Zz é mn ! , o 1 o 3 Oa tf ' + 5 +e oy 436; time los : Apri] 7—Carlot receinta | 1 NYC 4% 66 _, 100% 100%, gs Run Tye 20 104% 103% 1048 ‘orks Ist 3 2 aoe lpcast | er tailed aw nai'és. | amount of 60 oO v0 days, 4% a4: ree tn 51- » ’ Ye , 4% @4%: prime :vercar cate. dl: rye. 4: INDU STRIAL BONDS. } i - 9 xe , 15 > 2 i aie Ad ¥3 nm se i 4 OOK ‘yh x f\ h ‘ . Sie we x O; & eae , 7 $ N , t , _ - ; , / - = 7: - sniiens - ll ver. ce i ete KT ° . ‘ e } ’ ; al 4 —— Z ; ~ , g he 4 } i. > } ‘ i , ‘2, : , ’ © ga 3 - BRays BID | 12 Ajax Rub & 36. 108% tah L& T ? : a. oa s 97..{ 9! ) a5 Un Pac evt 7.) 99%! 99% 997 . ' 3 A A Chem 7% 41101 | 9R8 : : : , NorPa gen Je20 ) 16 Oh wee ce! g. Chicago Am) = aia 9 . ' i £ & oe 7h ay o° = & a8 be i! . J ; : rain ‘eater. aT : ‘ _ 1} eo C ' | { Ae i oy " c -_ nl 26 9-108 ; i , — ‘ 3h p° *> y? te art , " . ‘ r ’ : ' | } ’ P - om ‘ a ‘ “ ‘7. “ : ‘ - : ‘ fr) +t : -_. s a - » 3 . P Py . ‘ i LONDON sApri per ounce, Money. 4 ner cent: cre ount Bas .. ehort and three months’ bills. +% $5.14 per cent, PARIS. Apri] 7.—Pricee were irresulaf he Bourse Loda yy. Three per cent rentes, a - ? ov r = 4 es > , . . os , P . 4 ; - vs : - P j ; P " ‘ance 40 centimes. Exchange on Lom GREAT? whe,: + ! di ee ee i : a r mg ttm ior we a. si @2 O° Pac ( Jat 14 ag . ab Ist. 7 124 france “© centimes Five per cent : sr, - ’ 7 oa > a ae can” tho >, : ', one ae ts ? ~% JOP ~= Pa 7% NBS. THe 4% +] ve Ld Te ang 1% 10% 1% 16 1 “ . ' ae : / : > | 1 . TE =e & ee + r Gs ‘ ‘ ONAL BANK lng ; 75 fra nce 40 centimes. "T bee dolat e wae quote’ at .5 france 63% ceniimes. as. ont nat ne 14 ly ; “3 , 2 44 Poy - ‘J ‘ tes fi: wou if MER ‘HANTS EXCHANGE 1 “eran ha and offers x ' ry Pan & . 48 Anaconda 6 ’ 4 * 1o2y ie C, Steinberg & i, ] f = “fet 100 %4 2 PortinLa : 0) ees pu | vinabesiillitinied — New York, ‘Chieags and | sS Price In Oklahoma Cut. | > Det BH 44 80%) Bae | Sai } 6 43 do 7% D1 , hk 92% RAIL ROAD BONDS. eon 4 Reading J C4 51 941, , ‘a | Dividend ts Omitted. uti at i | B | roadway-Locust-Olive i, St. Louis Stock Exchanges . = A icialed ene 2 FF .. 1 MBP O2 Chicago regeih Mirah O% ay ra "hg iy 8 ae 3 1M m5 oe 10 Read ' Pe Board of T Y me ot e ati : 2 | ~ . } =" 3 ig a: “Ga seeerieree 94 ' i { ; 4 4 - ° A.- Ate can) sa: 2 Ann Arbor 4 RUS KO t : eemaent an a's! a3? SEW YORK. April Directors ; nuthern Dairi Tre om A + quart , STOCKS, G Bete ce oon rsh aa | aod Aol Sat oy ges sagt yeas |e Aint arb ‘ist MRR .: ' a a ka ' ly dividend . ’ th , - : Beane? ‘iting @f Netel i.4teraen % e : teins €Se *t. touts 2 ie ; Fret 42 107%, roe! ; ; ; , ; ' + ' . - es } ; ‘ In? a. ‘ P , i . the Wm ns Fs ed s s ng i* Fast Direct Private Wirer a Tide | . R? **ranine | a ; t & f 4 ) 4 wok ._™ 7S \ mf ” Reld : = O51 >, O5 ly ; 4 4 P ) a, ms b eaimen’s Ban a a iz wi 1s gUCied | ane ad nm ites | AT&SFEO ‘ ; a a ‘ , : pi i ; . . / Hf a ¢ r> ‘ on ; . ; ok : c?° 3 —?) 2 - ‘ at’ k 4 - at or . ae > ik 1ti4 ip ’ . “ rr } : ; : ‘ ; ‘ - : ‘ 4 ) ' : . deemed ‘aay ants ; . ' J pi hae FIRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE I ag - tim) 5 of J i ' y » ; - ; , ti 1éi ‘ . » Fal . “impany ae ete arranger Steel Prices | | YORK Aas - . Sen ' 4 148 eg ; » 2 “ > i. j : ; ‘ ~~ 4 s e » . ~ | . ' i a " : ton '. ' s on BI, = A oe IN! ~ 43 ' ‘ite Financia! acods lor eeveral years, he | : u ei 4 JS". ° gai. ;

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co ee ee : ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i i — i + J F PRIT. - a — _ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_—__—— . 3 * PES SUEEESEUEESSSCEEEE?P. JILTED HEIRESS HALTS TRIAL Experienced WINDOW DISPLAY MAN Wanted OF HER FORMER SUITOR A MAN with original ideas and the ability to carry them ‘# A. Starck Biann Gn Fred R. Hymel Said to Have Re- out can make a splendid connection with one of St. 4 Plo Pp; a as et er |. Louis’ largest retail stores. Successful record essential. Manufacturers 1 Oe ci ; Fle dl With Obtaining. : , = rner ey Sane Address Inquiries to Post-Dispatch, Bex No. D-402 19S Olive S RIO RIAE SIME IR ae Soka: aes. Loy Peeyivtes Soa Tk i Viet Complete Readv for Use Now Only Bed, Spring and Mattress ager ~ .85 = : Sh me ; ] 9=— Sh ns eu Unfinished Breakfast Set.. $11.75 Three-Piece Bedroom Suite $99.06 Fiber Reed Baby Carriage . $16. 7 « - 4 ae Pras » bs 4 aay ay - . a Eee » “ . See ae SS age FT " ‘ith, ae TNS & w T THE first . ws og a leKittrick stated that coug etl i 10%.ae ue etnected te ma! m.entered MOTHER: Fletcher's our little one to ) bed Use 7 Ne Th Cine ee to relieve ibe in arms and plenty of covers. P in them when Miss McKittrick sought to! Children all ages of Constipa- oe a omg WORT acm abies rom Syne ee 1 Gon, Flaeeiency, Wad Coe the chilling air mel ha@ given it to her asa mar- and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising ther In nine cases out of ten the : cold will disappear by morn- regulatinY the Stomach and Bowels, aid: ~~ ro cy at “ a . " ra Ze o Ce ee a - .* ee ae, ee . OWA Soe stercgee ars + ES Br are asia a Ns ORY a ye me Y oe LEE a SS Pik . , yk a Fed aie ¢ ; tons; s gee eee Bes ey aR Megat Or Sar : é ‘ MX ae. & .. we > bh ue a ee — “ P at s i ye pias Pe abi a Wns es: Ae a Pe As nd 2M DSe-0 i SL FAP en Trade in vour old Piano, Radio of Phonograph as part Paymentc. A Scie? +h ct Pe eS Tig We te, ee ~ mS - " > > ome ee ee re eho abe F win : ‘ ‘ > > ° 2 ee tain ‘4 Hs : . . a iil sa tains . yes ° ; : 8 : Le RN eee: wey i, F ie - . “ ‘ 5 Ae - ¢ ag. és oer") 2 ee a w - age apy > Pe, ~ ; , ow Se 5 nye y pret? * ae x tee lee othe 4 - ain et ee ee aos —: ee Oy des ~ Sa : ge aN a Se te IE A ye eee ot Soe tei AE a. Nee bes Pee Fe ee eee eee , Sgt Ss ie Richtee SME he ee: =: ae Dat Oe £ . 0+ We - = > . 2 ~ —s ee ee eT oh veal hb nds ted OWA, wie yc : : sn ap ’ . Mele yor: rhe POsT-DISPATCH Regularly prints WORE WANT ADS than ALL the . aes , / }” | de nage he pi . , lel ie : Ng, rf vou ,e “nipped it —e ‘ : ana . Food ; giy ing neaitny and nat ur al sieep thus in time. nina Miata | 2 é; ; — 3 — To avoid imitations, always look t 7 The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT | Other st. Louis Newspapers COMBINED. va “betetebtteiteitt tit tit ttt ttt Lit iti isi TT iTililitititli Ty SESSSSESRRBBIOden Evenings Until 9° O'Clock SSUSESRREaEes: Prevent possible pneumo- oad . ee spa : nia. or the 7? +s Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates ians everywhere r feb me a. ADs than ALL the other st. Louis newspapers COMBINED. . a ie il a ~ 9% fu in this BS oo “ee ° ’ A i ee ‘ iu ha as * b ~~ simplest, surest, safest way. on, vot qrecks “ot sickaze.” WOULD WHIP BANK ROBBERS j SAVE ON FURNITU: several weeks of sickness. 2. Just squeeze the juice of “me Maximum of $0 Leshes. Those Who W ould Give Their Dollars Greater Power Come to Union on SRETAL : ng Ma ... wl Fae ade, so always ask for them. to and entering a building whet = . aoanennel a ere a ee i WILLIAM H OF STOVES AMR | voTiNG Fo . » ashe 3B — California . ‘. 0" | r.so : Dn: | 3 La ELIE E the tedium - shopping by spending a resttul halt \ SAlt DEAE EDA AA STATS SEG sega pupae Soni enna | a Bs —— ay ty . i | hour or so at Union’s Noondav Goncert. From 12 to 1 each REFRIGERATORS ee a se TD me . Le oe be “ ve) le 5 pi as Po Ae PTE a GE RR AE, Sie ola ge a, , * ° - ENS watt By ike : eins gis rhs Bai ees Bae Gia Tk od Ge wt me SEAM Oi eae aoc i Ae be exe BAS OE. ee é " ah apt ah tpt ERS ili Soot? i Fat Ss, 2 ee st sacs? . ie; y we: ¢ _ i i i it i i i i i i i . Se eS et ee re ee ee a ae ple snes Seed er eet eee Sk) See se koe See an cepa eo hee fh Renate pa tele STE owe ms - > & bist ‘ i —_ Lemons . icght Black E “ily. | — ro fa : ig > was € : ' dav the new Automatic Orthophonic Victrola will play. ons ; 1 =* Te : | — =e alias 17, cabinet and side-oven me . = Ranges. In Al conditiem, An Ideal Spring Tonic-Laxative | 2 De ad as Wo $i ee Which Cleanses and Purifies | Ricken mean) — | lal gig) — alin = Your System to Better With- REFRIGERATORS stand the Hot Summer Months +8°° One Bottle of the Great Herbal Extract Will Convince ~ | ‘ae = en we — A wonderful group of : Aare + ¥i : j= 7 lt -- a ioned Fiefrigerators, 7 You the Nature Way Is Best. As a System Builder oS EA . | po a= Somer in rood condition. Chease@ A at . ea Ss r while the selection is ¢ and Body Cleanser It Has No Equal. \ on ress rt | pee ae od ; | a ee wt ame 7 Pe ee a , oe Pay $1 Dewi a... eo oe Saye rk Se pee a 3 al ing (8s I cena bad Se eee ee ee ° oeae7r* G _ . a x -* Pie ot ye e\griata a th % - 2 a ar ¥ (carn ’ totais gn paper: "A a: ~ . , ~- BRC ty eR Ee tig: 0b mkiiiyc: Py , a 7 ~ ~ > D Ek xtre aa 7 BE POI RGIO LE AR AN ee 2 = es w ; a : > } ‘ =~ iY Cee a ‘ at. a: ; P b ee a 2 : bh . , ae aS % a Las a ¥ eg / a ee owe ; ee oe 4 oe F 7 oe 2 ¢ ¥ +S +n . 4 —~ Sy ak . an. é -— % . op = 4 > “4 + : y - 4 ‘ 7 s i * ne — eS Prev ~ 7 , ) ee ii Bn eA U Chere P of Sa From ee ee eee ed ee ee ae fe 4 ss # ’ Le Ct Spb RY » Fee i oOPy ve Nadiae has eigule soe aS : ee Ves eee — BREAKFAST -_ x pee Graceful! riage in Has secure tired wire wheels. : | : ‘i Only $1 Cash | ie HOS ed: 7 | ; | | —— . =—S i om d = ' = eee : a - & a = ==e— j insiaiigibt —_—oa eres _— — : i —— ° ° — 4 a i , ; _ = F : ; se Lf a. i —— ss... a is eS —— . 2 is real wonder rorke en it Yr | Re / E you prefer if you RD Nee , Sea and toning up the ystem. [t iss : : : limited at Well-Anewn Man Speaks His Own Mind—He ming taking i, and above all i Kitchen Chair Kitchen Light itchen Tab! I, ete thts Oeesn't Mince Words—teils Exactly What “°° ‘2° Gesired effect. Since usiz Slt ae oe ER Agate # no... > on har me ise sie 7 “ 7 ae teak . - . a - fe 7 aa Ee LOE ETO ee agin tN. ae MOL ae a ae, FOr yall, ys te cai sz. . . eee ae: a 4 7 . ye Ut PRN Spelt Seely e - _ ey He Thinks—Says it Is for the Benefit a Others. W ename| ‘ : meen oe —_ * te — *t dent mind speaking frank! erers 0! above-nam-: a Kitchen Light with . ' *- se =? *- +. - * . — “ee © . ‘ - 4 ; . : : aa A 4n4 Diu : a+ echoes ig nt . ss T think es is be Ss 2 ‘ $> 3 —s ¥ a ae * ins > ; - > D4 be Ta} « ~ . be , (cr : rr ‘*». / - witho wt min ~ ing wo: is ’ — } i a TT? > s As Ake ‘ wa - a4 ostec wri gio0o¢ in eh s statement kor ’ 7. f [fa rt te oT rdarsemen’ ; Cc ; 2. : - : . . ’ , * ey > ror erate wh ® have n a. “" n Lowy ' i tre | Omar afeut = T hese ltenrts rT Sale 177 { Mion b Bar gain Basement fortumate enougn e tr ay fOr SGliments similar ‘to the hatract medi e i former: all ones i had.” P . —s + 0 agg ° iain a ha ‘ £ ne a — = Gn Merk Union Will Make a | ‘ | Buy Goodvear Tires ~ \e a . april a , 2 = extract remecd \ formerir a ed 8 hi = : cine, and 1 want to tril you ths Herb Juice _made from mether na- Liberal Allow ance on Your , | \ e" on Union's Easy Terms SAVE ON FUR “ gi on and proclaimed bv ‘ A? said FP. ts. G2ounts. well-h = ¢ hres , -_ the nos agreeabie Old Furniture in the as y ou Do . our Furniture’ business man, who has resided in effective Tonic-Laxative on the Purchase of New : Tf = —* nerican mark over a millios : Every Size. .All Types FTuwT | year Wa}#. ail GArteeld 9289 for Appraiser — ——— Ash fer Me. Moston. the Inve Man | 2 - Zé. PL ORE ore Bewe. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. hs aware i “' ake Ty11n a8 bee. b wae reatoced, threush une | gma of ine bowels moures nealta,” Y $53 eg Pi Reese — esata were See jee ay ve) Thee ra, : ”. a Se bese ae er er ad

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é > ee eto on oe . , KOO AR ROS 3S Ss >. eee oy ; = “ " . Peuet ARG SEN. ~_ we 3 Det Se rularly prints Y ADS than ALL the er St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED a... > > ee ee .» SN ess ~ | SAVE ON FURNITURE Ay | ze id 2 - . . ~* SSBB SSSSSEERESESR SEE *sees YS WH eens ) As ss rae , . arr = Spr ean - Oy EAL EOP LIE oor LP A EDO, lg ere " ; : ‘ RPI. pric RTE RET LEE By. PP RS cna at ta 3 . : ‘ ; " 4 ™ — . rs ae . | ; ‘ ‘ SNS % te eR he SH SVSeseseseee . . MQ aa SSSASADASSADBALRS 1-9 len ncncgaatmaphaaliadialls: er nee Madhco it, 206 N.127" ST.-7™*EMARKET SY: | I SALE OF STOVES AND | REFRIGERATORS } ' ; GAS RANGES || $g75 \ croup of several styles of cabinet and = side-oven Gas Ranges. In Al condition, and real values at this low price, Pay $1 Down REFRIGERATORS $Q50 \ wonderful group of recondi- fi tioned Refrigerators. every one ee in good condition. Choose early = while the selection is complete at this price. : Pay $1 Down Congoleum Rugs Slight $A\ i? Seconds 4 p Choice From of Sizes terns aw Wo Neem oe yy, ae? This break was at Laconia Circle and the flood waters of the Mis- 3°7Z | 74, Weryprrencrninssini pif Sissippi spread over the lowlands. Part of the refugees are living in = a ae tamps like this and part in box cars loaned by the Missouri Pacific MONEY-IN.- THE-SLOT CHUTE Railroad. —Fotogramse PLE. s Customers of the NATIONAL Y. M. C. A. LEADS Ie Se. ptr Western State at o oe - re a Cicero, Ill., * ma r. an rs. Herman Cron of Johnstown, Pa., have GG flimsy. fs 7 gamma te Yin, make deposits a returned from East Africa with many trophies of th? ae — a Uy ffin4 i aaa Uy: t} any hour of the day chase and this baby lioness, six months old, is one thé} ¢ Gf - GU? i ee mgs iY a 3 a or night by using they caught. It answers to the name of Babe. t _ i Nee? y , ; an envelope provid- —intemnetene? seete) ed for the purpose. with the assurance that it will be en- tered in the books. —Underwoud & Underwood. be bere ys aa KY WH SN SS SS RSS S vot WN ‘\ PU SUC ENT ELTA SR eo See ve WILLIAM HALE THOMPSON VOTING FOR HIS FAVORITE Y WY Vbddidddlddde WHA dlliddddiddididliddiiiiddiidddiiddidddiisiddididsds/, 6f-44 SS : MMOONNNI!NNMMIMNMMO Mss NX NES NINGS aS S 4, ¢@ SQO\y S SY “L > RAS WS eeeeahe a ee ee et eee @ “ > ee ee eet ne Loe " So - 7LN SS WS Tete IS SS pavaein eulienparidnes ts \ WOO a USN WAR ewe ee ewe wanw ee 2O900000006 AS a‘ Ws WSs BSS BEAUTY QUEEN} ILLINOIS jj WO -* - .* : ee We RRR E EN CREE CE ECR STAs CET TTT ES ~~ “02* MMS ~~ Ns SSS «i... " ASS SS 7 >. eee & & of phat a . Ys 111 E0 7 Bas’. wr SSVAS ed esass WASANAN RENN SS RS =a whe &4.O4%% 4 OO % +S as >> ar. eo oS ~ * ~ + se *sS' WO Qo * —_s sae NS SS eas \N Se eC SCE TEETER SER EC SETS SH 3 SS MOONY \ NY WN PHO MAQ i MO OO Dd |ws9-sQ9sajQ@ SAAAAAAAANAAAAN Y SSS S WAN ~ IMO WN Wy ~% &% >) x > ~ +S SALAS SAA eS SSS SN Ce CN eR OORT ee RNS REE Aly. EN OEE G ts fm . sree >> ” - * 7 a a 7 +% ee eh O85 2244R 2 2 Oe G SD ae : a y va ye Z Ty, fee Pee ae Be P - 5. eer + : 4 eas: Mans oes ¢ : , revereveererracrererr by, BREAKFAST SETS | iy Lag WY DW aad % WOE ARR WOT ee eH E RENEE TENE CONES \\ TIF PTI ITEP ET ILLIA LALA GSE. RRQ DHA S Ss «% SNC NE ee wert ee teen tg eee ine ete She tw eee 8 Ae ek a Ne eres 0 Wk KARE WEAK RRNA ana uc a & ~* WW QNAY SAASAAAAAAY +) = AS NN OY “Be re a” ' : S re Os ~" _* ; PASE ys, NA il a eee MVAng «! ~ MQW itp, * > > > | Fabric Springs .. .$2-50 Odd Wood Beds .. $9.78 Oak Dressers _.. $12.50 Odd Chifforobes . .$19-50 og i SAVE ON ; URNITURE ; + . " “ ’ a a , ” ~ ry =. Me , . io a . ’ gins ; 4 "y : sos WP Anita ae : “ Rr FD ee é 4 4 - - . ye Pere Pe? » e yy OP ad > PS] ow . wr » ; - " _ “ . ~ ¢ Pe - ron eee 7 ve * ad errr FPF FAIA PPE ve 7? * ¢ Uy, *OPURR ESD oadecesererséd PARG AP OPO PPAR ERED EE TEBEFBEPEEEPELED COPEPEEEEEEPEBEERECPEELEA oe - . = » eepe m "ny “ stesetin ss A ,, (fff, Vis i dldddéddéddéddide SSS, ’ 4A AAA LA /2 EXCHANGE STORES = Be wee election day, when the police were busy at the p outs belong to Clark School, and they = section 75 feet long fell yesterday morning from the two-story brick building of the Advancs aww pt : handled the traffic at Union and Cates avenue when school was % Paper Box Co., 2719 Franklin avenue, showering the sidewalk with brick and other debris. A whity 4 man and a Negro woman were hurt. —By 0 Pest-Deneich o1a!! . 206.127" ST.-77°"E MARKET © “d hh hhh hhh hh bbbh hha bi hahha baer eran eee TTT eee SLAVS SESE RSS — ~~ Se 1 \

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+ rf we By te ve eos Jak cee o. a. planers ion ity Tet ~~ he. o > mee eed i 4a »- ‘ ine tie ut. > Moa a Ne hae iain onde NAO yong HUW . SE BING En ng hey et - a " DO Geet 2 ae ’ * de eM SR lbren, Sant Maw - * Negpey * 8 e 4 * - APRIL ; 193;. ; [pace 40 en The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine = Te aa Me ton. - FR. ei: & Se i Le sta Paton is i ae 7 % ; | — = — — | 4 MEDIT e 3 i or qj . | — A THE WOMAN OF IT |MODISH MITZI c.ttiziSe.%,, By Jay V. Jay (4 What Do You Know? | M ; HE Extreme martly y =. . ~ é ar b a O now, es ’ : a ‘= | scissile Racca i ciceertnmnineietsatntaiaesttis schdihadciiadiaieaiianii ll ————— : : ‘ * : E: 3 : By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL neue f | A Daily Knowledge Test - | RRI Se —~ a New lather | ; ‘i Te . : P °y | —What is meant by riumvirate? ; @ 7 3 = 1 Fumble for Your Hand. ¢] e di liberate e1 langering o : | ] at is meant Dy at 1 B y H E L E uf 4 HIN ‘crimson poppies fall, Wiles peace, it Is the dejipera: : gt d W eee a wheat sponsoring of a scandal with a — Pe ee ; i q ier tie % 2 f harvest | Shadow that touches his children. Wednesday Nicht 2.—In what state is found the most northern point & : HOW THE HOUs @ Even if the end is not physical | ; is the nig! sae & : ? | 7 at ‘ 5s HORTA apa py oe OF ity IT to the. Co he night I have to go United States? VERY .married woman s at my { : put fumbling for , ; gat Brees ze P o the (ooks’ house with Joan a Me e : ; se os Af to meet Mrs. Cooks’ “ister, who ~a~......4.4.44.4.4.._0eeeOWKw ae Se beauty without the aid yi ’ ‘ ; 7 » | - crime to make them bring their husbands to hear a lot of insults from a woman who is not married ~ i i i l tll a Me Ms = bs RRM cg iy 4a 2 4 « v 1 o f > i io f 4 fa r! - a se | FS CRA «Og ope Fame Re sre sh wae -* ~ P penx t ) ? ; —_ Cn S... $7) 4 - 19 e 4 . . OOK Will De so full Of the idea cf a a reer ” PPO PRL el lh lll ahaa alll el el ll lt th la i i independence for women that she o . , ae , a e , oe sgh IMME gg .—What is meant by a “dry” wine: canna will not geo out and slave in her . W at . W ith a free movrem nt of &. br ai, a- f , \ ba) fit!) | ee oe ” He he ; kt. he sit rahe? Pee Nt yA A t f -_ t ‘A ' a , . a : 4 j pi Adelaide cant help but cast a curious eye over They are, however, no bigger nor better than kitchen long enough to get us ice off the shelf and heave it i = eee ina [ ee PLS és , . oa 1. = a . » Be . _ — . — hinge #¢ ~~ seal — i i i i i i i - - a. 3 I ; g among gold the box on the table. While she surmises its the sleeves on Mitzi's dress of Spanishtendencies, ¥ ®0™mething to ea and I did not’’, ce ‘ . uperfiuous flesh a day, Ae , ) os : ‘ have much of a dinner. either. be- §-—Who was the first great poetess. vi 5 a mio . ae , contents, one can notice that Adelaide wears a The bolero and the voluminous Basque sleevesug- ~“ oe vagy aageggeae sag a 4 i A = i fun y for you a : ~ ss : a 3: ok ; , ; ‘ause Joan Was 1n such a hurry to a! 4 ace aha | buy dirty dipped milk? kasha coat with trimming of ombre cording. The gest that Mitzi has become interested in Spain, or ret dressed. and when I sav hu odes apt tarantino after that I do a graceful in. na ; . . : . Se. Gressea, and whey Say urry $+ =« Pn natn aetna tl x inn ‘ P : 3 . " . . a — j Aas ‘ ‘ If, — ait - _— ee éte: a o -_ + es Tes » - od _ . ™ ss > - H t 4 9 ar B ‘ ) 1 } : an sleeves form by this cording are particularly im- more likely in a Spanish gentleman. Adelaide (| get a cood lauch because that was 9—In England, which title {s the higher in rank, ear! a few wrist-exercises with the fe 4 i POSA ZAGNONI MARINON Aol e Ps athe.2 G16! 7 & portant wishes she knew. ’ hour and a half’ ago and she is marquis? - ak Ee erat t: ‘ sym pai nd warmtin Of married still dressing a i : * $: : b Sada _* c eo | a . = . eee Pe pie 2 : re oe i : Ruaning back to the aho m. 4 : . i Me: ’ When I came home Joan said sical , a i Why Do They Do It: ster and treacherous infatuat: “While T : . ; : —— PLL LLP PALL ALLA IAAL Bs lass. tie, with the bath towel, and am fae wi : ; vymiieé I ar utting dimner on the . : ; . i: hh hewe eanoken to | . dvnviegd © — would you briefly characterize Ro , , a eet : gee : : (Women may not he any better table, you run down and get the 10.—How would yo vobert Emmett? ‘ from his. beauty sleep ean : ee ; ° ¢ n try vO lanitors daughter to stay with the 7 » tae — es - Sak te a? 4 Pe baby,”’ and I did, and she came up | ~~ PTE ee ee DOr ~ rv li ae i. ‘ rt s r wh S me wu ' Mv breakfast is very cs 3 : ana a 4 before we had finished dinner. and Answers to s questions will be found on page 42, an > ' 7 , a 1? ‘ (, i * ’ } ” - . s ‘ Awad AAL‘S Re Gists : «f and the coffee is usually ag e *) - . MM > r sist » i we told her to sit down and wait, |) ————__— —— first. ' tent a8 3 “ ’ : . — ' ind IT said “How old ar : » | ss , good for the comp:exiog, ae 7 and I said How old are you, E! only zoo raat § ‘ ed. ¥ ) - = : 1,” “D u call that ’ i 4 i : : : i sie?’ and she said. “Seventeen * | &™ _and I said, ‘“‘Do wine reap Rhubarb Sauce. | waistline trim, and reduces t let phas a fds : a . 2 and I said, “I suppose you are be- ®@UaHty a or and in an iat Take 1's cups Phopped rhubary e 2 s \ * A sgt : sal “What cou! e mor , . { . es - aaa. ’ : er | ginning to worry about equality for Joan sald, ‘ cup @ach of sugar ané Water : : hand’ ; ; ee 2 °} y we n. then?” and she said. “I equal than one man and one wom-} - | Finding my husbdDanadss : = ’ ' ' - ~ 3 Orr ren Ant : Sait , oe Mix ingredients t 4 § ) : ap Es - o| don't know.” I said. “Do vou want ® doing dishes. serena Se and daily bending exercises. and Mrs. S ~ eo see om - ‘omen like to ask silly ques- gently for 20 minutes. Mes ‘i =e & ; ‘ ect ¢ \° i // tne Ddailot and she said, “I don't be pair ‘ oo * Bi cali “e . . ~ from the bottom chiffonier d 8 e . S ) : A now.” and I said. “Do vou think | @0™S *28! there is no answer to. — served either as a vegetable op . : ss ; S ween entiiwe va tn 4h Bs heme?” Joan says she will be ready in aoenael 5 s c : " cca | BRR A Rl gg a ag as? pie aes just a minute fe My breathing exercises | \' : } " . io t} ' ji , aii » ? ia - a - » 4 ‘ " pease — - se Don’t mind him, Elsie,” and I said. NEW YORK.—Whether to buy ADVERTISEMENT safety razor on the bath tub ;@ . Sasa ie ' \ fF t teusing her. J] think she one coat or two still remains a —r : ae sien ; St re : . J = most unusual woman in the question One of the greatest Lon- End Oily, Sallow Shin . - ; = i. r a So-£T Y? — : : . f SO mT Go} world nd Eisie said “What? don coatmakers is sponsoring a well over the shoul- tremes in this case equal the means of being very, . mm «= and easing him out of the = renee — - —_ - = eeeinenentininemee see ie | - aT ¥ Af ian = maar fs ole , + " Sk - ~ Ts Mabe AI? my , - - — = : . ‘ : 4 ‘ *~ s * . ia ‘ > 4 . ‘ = re r a - _- raiahe ; = . 7 . : . > 3 ee % ai stone e s and draw S a Straight line at the neck. very smart. A thing Mitzi always is. 3 - oy ¢ . —— w exercises, and leave me all : SSS . some weariness that the d ere ee - — ——m a ; 3 arunk occasionally—boeth o ses | Anna isa lovely gi: ‘ | | ) , — “ ouvetienailinenien are regrettable but unintentiona She’s never had a beau Oe gs Df then rub the whole throat and m. : ane : an nothine ac far s hie Rena is the flanner tyne o . and nt ng, as fa h Rens | : ' ¥ ‘hin with tfce No married woman ) AAI 8 SS O matter where or when you buy _ al li and its relationships She's seen most | ; Neer! His cannot | 3 For a thin, scrawny neck, (trv . . Jone his behavior + iy, it 4 POO maple acbay ee, you Can soiute : ~ ber youthful pep—so long as : MINGiE ie east, 1¢| Anna to 0 tovely ci , these exercises H & K Coff be absolutel pe ual : i : knowe al sa? we : ward the shoulder Do this, first . . , : " ‘ ; 7 : a. a hen parent red—and tf By WINIFRED BLACK. 9 & : Ht ; man iS sometning else aga at 18 | are .—iiney cant run away ‘6 . : to the right amd then toward ti Sally Pr set — - ad , 7 wong “ . . i ‘ st t es ne tO rind ae x- aft? - + 2a eae? eT, ~ e . * ‘ | , N: Nae said t man who is ise p abl: gus “. Tie 7 aoa re ' ~ .- . : ‘ eT) nead fror + . g ain raise + he : 3 yi ; . Wi . ‘ = [or 4 ro u b i Go : 4 i T VW if / ; Ty ‘ sh I ’ : , - ™ 9 ’ ' : aS = i a - TY} or m - -_ © . : 1 a > $y ‘ 4 in as hig 2 POSSI: lé and Ty i T > r ‘ J 4 t ones she Y e gia something they were not. i) aliases ¢ sso ) : ‘ : . pens S ouldn't gegit out of his head ‘al ore lasting gifts. For the ’ un ate : oe shai . . , ns 7 | udging by therr looks, they a! end who does a £ovud geaj Of en- es . wide rat pies : ‘ . x . Bat 4 lig memaers os cas aw Ai ‘ertaining, things connect: ad with Miss Malaprop. followed ne ) r Jus | But Peter wasn't quite B ca) DP cateinn are always wel. tr end around ¢ se and o} \ s - hat I’: : Eft and Sally. They were 4 ome, if carefully sel don ) a gre bar , n Wh nis & a ng to be anything but what ; i Glassware today is a perfect “@° Sirls paus Spe Six 1a cked hims ; really were, and they took 4 ' : . S cream. Besides the silver and gold thea ties ACINUS, GANSiung -1)*% , nal Was H 'o point out to Peter the di ‘ = decorated glass, there are the won- | '% °fange-colored ts of life, | planned MITDCH AT between themselves and the . az Gerfully tinted and the deepiyv col- greeted them joyous The girls Was the man WINIFRED OLACK sO spe Lizards ; cea ored varieties. Some of the glass js °@@!ed them, talked to them and! v : : Sally the Salamander : ‘3. a ae etpensive as it is unusu c so s r : ; olack with good-sized yellow : | = color and design, but it is etatemi dane . ; 4 “prinkled over her. She . es for de rative ¢ pres | “ fir : . g rO \andsome. In fact, there Was i or Eas ent ' x e A oid ( ls and one : c c ; Ng pretty about her to Peter . epring colors should be Osen, say ° 6 ‘anciers ) s i | : -— & nit's way of thinking. The | a = the tender greens, vellows. lila iand 23 : q j e P ‘ ‘ “ers of the Lizard family | oe! ast soft. pinks and iris blu: Even if aad } | OF As Wi yw that brot ) T yr Child A) ecialists Ad Thi D li - Food . F whom he was acquainted { ; : we cannot have all new things Miss M apro t a ) TAK —. \ - £ F | 5 vise 1S e 1Cc10UuS sraceful and quick-moving: : nme om select things: ‘ est care of it T vy he's better, a eon © Was working an 4 . was not graceful and she was ) ae eur TaDdies, V a S -S . : vervone ” t ef ; | . if harrioni ze cuff ientiv to get o 4 ins face grew sterner than 5S 00h e for a I hit e met a i | : : wall ce though i es 6 Te a ene tere bei Thre. that’s 7 cae daha name F HEN a food that is as delicious ae She walked G0 Ge ; great amount of strength. ; ag . = ‘ , . a , s8 7 , a v > wre ane far 23284 have — Ag ’ near : ae muh ; ; : . a | ne attra : ‘ : ! : , e plo n though? of N th . as it 1s convenient ts approved gen! Ss - han "F ls VY) 22 « ne : ‘ . +? a - = tw SS yea 3 zim ’ , ; : ie 3 ‘WE here oe | Pee wide pale gre ol ad 1 os ey enn tas > ae ) egies : ( ) O er tint by child specialists because of its nutri- .A world famous 3 ns re are you going!” Os 4 ‘ or = 5 4 O t - : ‘ha ten } > . — Or S advised for hi d . ° ‘ 4 4 Peter ; pare The green and white gold deco- in untry, and that finely bred | Well, s t exe “ts be one e gs iT) ex children “ Philadelohia ” i$ diet too often is over-rich in meats, : ' | Hie h I Re 8 ns pine seeew Mie oom. | hut dhe sort Gf led the aie ote gig SET | = ldren uadelphia ’’ Cream Cheese. sweets, starchy foods. Such foods lack Watch and Pe it 4 P pe’ % ’ , . © oy ' Pee > . ' . toa ’ 4 . a (1@ ea! " . ¢ r im ¢h : . . . . . ste * e £iaee green water glasses. with wellow /cerv store kittens around that way world to find tia CRE age aI es eee te ind—when you really ad : ; ; S 3 once reacl ew f see itterfly plac: cards fastened to p ‘% | WW; " Dp oe Wheat s Yd been tat to ee ee ae aiey bome-tinting and dyeing popular he- ness in two elements of great impor- this period of growth and the formations . = follon ioe far.” . fet) fe & e rims he only silverware in arkKing if egeyv throug ore Died hi mms emia tn. cause it can be used so easily and so tance t hild’s vi é of permanent teeth. ‘Philadelphia’ Cream = a te 7 a? 3 4 i % a , I } —SO™ ating oc . ‘ z ce oac 1 3 vigorous develo m t Ps ' said Pet: al vou are : tae) vidence is the flat-ware, laid for dt : ‘andes aie ee inatt “etiiaes shadel aoe quickly. megine to tipt dainty Gnery, pment. Cheese, plus green vegetables, fruit and mi §6to the water are veut é Fo 3 ‘ “cy! aes 4 od ‘ - : ‘ a One ,Orn s ¢ . , e ‘ : ; . . > 3 ‘ ne : r . : : courses. A ¥ ae j Woolen Top Coats for Spring. + YEW YORK.—Soft woolen top 3 j the gee S patte Ae ca pane Re, oe ipa * + } coats are Very popular. and are now | a Rate fn ae Sie SRE 5 & iz offered in the most c} : eins al , By : . Q ‘ hf g¢ of spring colorings. which in- : Lucrezia Bori My = 6a ee & nde warian sy e it ii De — ee ' : . SE ee ee ah ij bere “ cae lien eg shades of grays, blues. rik wenie teint of abimnh Shas Hod as acti taal te aad emma oe 9 MMe colors, too— Black, = + & aa owns and tans which are so han ‘ih Malm point of attack th Hold the head-up as far avy Biue, Brown, Cardinal Red, Dar ; na there : é, ect ML it hk aeeie th mekewe ane tnt we makes against Lut ee r as pos- Red, Dark the utmost confidence. For its aa @ when I was young” f i ro , i as to: one 7 ‘ Green. Dark Bl i Khaki B eh ; - ¥ ee. a i ra ’ os : pact a a ‘ ao se Aili C1 Way Chen + ar ue am 4k) brown — . a : a Did you iook just as Bere. 3b e other Phe sleeves are larm hro ty the , ‘ ? E 4 » * advantage on hosters res ‘the Ba ea e ' nie sh racant Jaws i while « ne : _» | Oetiributers PARK fr TILFORD ~~ '> nee « poe 4 aero 3 — A, “a. 3 4 ye “qa $e he ee ‘ A ex yh S

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7 HURSDAY. _ APRIL i mam @ ty, You Know? Knowledge Test triumvirate? c ~~ - ~ und the most northern point PO FN OR A rr. sa OP Prins in the

te a! — a at = — a , hat nd ore Rhubarb Sauce. l 42 cups Phopped rhubarb hh al . — a ‘1 OF SUBar and wat. ingredients together and May he Ste Ww gentiy ] , minutes. served ‘egetable or 4 . dessert, ADVERTISEMENT End Oily, Sallow Skin A little Calo ona wet c loth nite pow wder snrin kled and rub Ded ge: tly » “over the face each nigoit ends ehj: Oily skKins—puts new life imto sq}. ; low skin, and cleans the pores of dust, dirt and prevents blackheads. lt makes the-skin feel refreshed and bright, so you wiil enjoy a good night's rest. For eat tecth, healthy de velopment, a child's food must contain two clements Growth Delicious Food orld famous nutrition expert says a baby emerges into childhood, too often is over-rich in meats, starchy foods. Such foods lack aking calcium, so important at od of growth and the formation ac oe sneha Cream plus green vegetables, fruit and hould be freely used to correct agcrous dietary deficiencies.” Vitamin A without which growth is sible. Philadelphia’ Cream Cheese 15 m even to very young children with utmost confidence. For it is made tr ideal conditions.. Always pas- d—always uniform. A product he Phenix Cheese Corporation, fa- 4 for its fine cheese. sd s 7 IT as a spread for bread at meals. ben meals and for the school As a change from meat or eggs ch or supper. In sandwiches or jelly for dessert. heese © - Peter. et THURSDAY, APRIL 7. 192% The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ee ee PAGE 4 MEDITATIONS —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND HOW THE HOUSEWIFE KEEPS BEAUTIFUL. VERY marricd woman should be able to keep her youth and beauty without the aid of a rowing-machine, anti-fat dict. a masseuse, or ° bd * No “Sweet Woman’ sliould need the help of a gymnasium and paysical culture trainer as long as she keeps a vacuum-cleaner and | g husband around the house a . ” Here is the Daily Dozen of one-Fond Wife! * x ” I arise promptly at the merry sound of the dumb-waiter whistle. and take a light, brisk leaping exercise yitchen shaft. This is better than tennis for the biceps. . * : * With a free movement of the arms, I grab a tea-towel, ice off the shelf and heave it into the icebox, thus losing half a pound df superfluous flesh a day, and at least one finger-nail a week. 7 a > an from the bedroom to the lift the. After that I do a graceful pas-seu! tothe kitchen range and take | a few wrist-exercises with the coffee percolator. * * > . Running back to the shower, I make half a dozen vigorous passes with the bath towel, and am out again before my hushand has wakened from his beauty sleep * 7 Ls My breakfast Is light, as I have to serve all the family first, and the coffee is usually cold before I Dieting is not only good for the complexion, but it also ennobles the soul, keeps the and reduces the household expenses. — - * very get anv. waistline trim, chance for and shirt Finding my husband's shoes gives me a wonderfu! daily bending exercises, and digging his clean socks from the bottom chiffonier drawer keeps my hips dainty and slender. . * 7 out him what I think of leaving oT My breathing exercises consist in telling’ him for kicking his shoes under the middle of the bed, ledge and spattering his safety razor on the bath tub the ee fertth 80a p. . + * him for the right grappline with and peps Racing him to the front door, and newspaper is wonderful for the circulation the day. me€ up _ * s Morris for a coat Unearthing his small change from the cushions of the chair, finding his hat, gloves and his brief case, hunting neediec to catch up the hole in his pocket, helping him and easing him out of the front door, complete my waily morning exercises, and leave me all aglow with life, vigor-and that whole- into kis some weariness that the doctors are always extolling. 7. - - No married woman should lose her schoolgir! complexion and her youthful pep—so long as there are drug stores that sell sprin tonics, lipsticks and reliable rouge! (Copyright, 1927 Children’s Bedtime Story By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Sallv the Salamander To be yourself pray be content For more than this you were not meant. —oet Mother Nature this. They are forever trying to} be what they were never intended | fo be. To Peter Rabbit's way of thinking Eft the Newt and Sally the Salamander were trying to be something they were not. Hestill couldn't gegit out of his head that, judging by their looks, they ought to be members of the Lizard fam- iy. But Peter wasn't quite fair to . Eftand Sallv. They were not try- ing to be anything but what they really were, and they took pains to point out to Peter the difference. between themselves and the real Lizards. Sally the Salamander was all black with good-sized yellow spots sprinkled over her. She ‘wasn't handsome. No, indeed, she wasn’t handsome. In fact, there was noth--° MZ pretty about her to Peter Rab- bit’'s way of thinking. The mem- bers of the Lizard family with whom he was acquainted were sraceful and quick-moving. Sally Was not graceful and she was any- opal oe n eee | In spite of himseif Peter rt P walked as though she had no “You know well enough what great amount of strength. 'meant.” said he. “I meant that “Where are I had seen a tadpole without havin Peter. been told what a tadpole was, : “That's my never in the world Sally. was a baby frog. When you were “I can find out by just watching.” little, were you as different from said Peter. what you are now as a tadpole is “Watch and from a frog, Mrs. Salamander” 40 you,” retorted Sally Mrs. Salamander nodded. “You once reach he water you probably would have thought me follow me far.” ° some kind of a queer looking tad- “Oh,” said Peter, “you are going pole,’ said she. “My, it’s a long to the water. are vou? Do you way down to that water With like the wat: this she kept on and finally disap- | “I was born in it retorted Sally. the along slowly toward Brook. “Do you mean you used to live in Sather””’ “Why do you ask such silly ques- tions?” protested Sally. “If I were born in the water naturally I lived there when I was young.” “Did you look "OW when voy Quireq Peter. Sally Salarnander ‘ong enouzh to look very “Of all the silly vou Geis people seem never to learn ask such silly protested Sally “W hy do you quts- tions?” "What demanded. how queer it know what we -Tommy, his at him suspiciously. are vou laughing at’’’ he “Tl was thinking would be not to don't Know.” replied eyes twinkling. you going?’ asked busine&s,”’ replied much good it may “When I won't I ought to,” time moving the Laughing ing Brook. (Coprright RECIPES EKOM “My Old Virgin Cook Book” Souse. AKE as many pigs’ feet and T ears as desired. Clean them and soak them in salt and water for three days, changing the water every day. Then boil them for six hours. When done, put in a stone crock and pour over them hot spiced vinegar. To spice the vinegar, take as much vinegar as will cover thern. add one teaspoonfu! of cloves, allspice and a few pieces of atick @¢innamon. and boil These can be eaten cold or fried in hot lard after dipping in egg and bread crumbs iCovrright. 18°7.) all 1927 ' said Peter, (‘that the water alto- ia just as you do were hogn’” in- stopped hard at questions | ask the, “Do Grand- look like that is. the the T have “iNest.” she said “ather Frog’s children him When they are little, are first out of ever heard, licrd Peter. ‘“‘o? They don't look any- him. TI sheuldn’t know his children if I didn't Row it” Tommy Tit the Chicka- fee, who was close bv. laughed “eht out at that Peter iooked up ‘~~ course They were ath a mv | the | three of for | | to flower to poe ) *? pefore snow flies, are liable. ; s | Says, ° } . ’ 7 _’ Co che has,’ and lets it go dustrious. | His then he begins to look aroupd for 'a Marv im ¢ 4 L ne ie to) do, but they are afraid ‘to adm it. ] would guess it | peared in a little pool of the Laugh- | partner, ‘There 7 ae, a a What Movie Stars Think of Marriage, SALLY PHIPPS HOLLYWOOD, Cal. HAT ture who women motion-pic- especially those the “vamp” on men and mar- do stars portray screen, think of The question the more widely and their ane'wers throw an esting light subject. ef don't ,lik: flirts philanderers,”” says Sally Phipps. “They happy homes than any other type of genus homo. “Neen who stick tlhreir hair shine nails, and pockets, riage ? was known, inter- on the men tops or can spo!! more and put perfume in stik handker- and go vhi- excusing their the grounds of world's fof8e as they are their their neckties chiefs in their landeri: ; vaciffat thy ‘temperament,’ worst. pest. a counterfeit bound to be fe ainly “In the first place, it isn’t natural for men to spend their time in this ho play the part from flower honey often excus- them, about, on are the They coin ind are as and out as cert i Women WwW of butterflies flitting find the sweetest co } ASNniON The world looks at ‘Oh. well. that’s all the se at tnat, supposed to he world, steady When they remind one putting on eihey don’t nse the “But kers of men are Wo the ifl- conscientious. about. they StLOCKY trv to flit of .a large, bee butterfly’s wings into the part “A woman sucha may easily he who She has seen him out riding Marie, king her into the With solieitous de- dancing with is arms and ieny Wakes man seen nim ining places , glances. olling on the and het compas i! 100n! t with Winifred and pias YIng tennis wtt “Then ne makee iove-m taki and 1 Tessie love to her. and ardent, tempes- convincing ought to has done j; SO many tells her he ig “one heves him and Geraldine companions of his play- but she is the wom- his tuous be. for “he Wes: He woman ajyid she rhe Marie and were mere the ‘Tesele rime moments. an of hie heart. “If they marry, that is the begin- ning of the end of her happiness. vows hold good for a while— ‘apces or a May: the flirt butterfly al- ers. who ervation, Ora Fr cause he is ths philanderer, the mals Ways looking for The kind of marry is, in my obs the opposit iis type = «- * mer Ma fop the floy man is safe t9 just of t? rgaret aye “Nearly all women don't mean the type of primitive brute who beats. his wife, and biacks his neighbor's eye. I mean the cave man who wears put to: ‘husband 4, Can be-, And I heir INIONs ot Men of oda | -Angelo Patri is just the prin- *° came out afterward when the story ’ of that evening's doings leaked out. i ~- - ———_ ~ - ¥ WHERE ARE THEY? By Angelo Patri cipal of a New York grade hildren mean no harm; they } O Ceeeeee a >> “1 , MARGARET TIVINGSTON of civilization. man I admire the surfaeing “The type of Inan who knows what gets it—whether it be In or in love. He gets it. not of his superior but because of his supericr will wit and brains. He conq'! force——of personality Is the business fists, power, lers by “We have come up from tne jun- Our ancestral forbears dragged their women around bv the gait and hunted for their food. We may have roval blood in tour veins, o! come of humble parentage-—-it’s all the same. The cave and the junel are behind us. P gle hich gives heritage Ww and woman for virility. has always and she does “This is the man admiration for courage for strength Woman bowed down to them today. “No womamr can trulv be happy. married to a man whom she does not know to be her superior. may be the acknowledged head of the household- the pants. as the would-be comedians crudely put like to feel that her her charm, her allure Rut she wants to came to conquer but tio every a secret she wear it. Sne may concedes wit. her that, if it ene could with his arms, pitched her, not his know battles only with wits. “The cave band, because he cally masculine of happy typically hus- Ur\i. ideal most And he Ww ho man is an is the men. by a wife feminine of be niado is the most women. ’ “ANNOT tell you what (iI | think of men until I put down in my mental catalogue thr kinds of men I would like to dis- said Jettqg Gouda! “In mv met all sorts of men them clusely. I have men-—-I dont mean who will He de- but méen who cuss, career I have I have studied met deceitful the kind of men liberately to wormien, by their very actions surface appearance. tend to deceive them. I mé@&n the kind of man who tries to make an impression. They live lavishly beyond their means: they take you to a fashiog- able restaurant for dinner they borrow a friend’s limousine send you flowers on credit ob- tained from the florist: they buy the choicest seats at the opera on borrowed money: they mortgag’ their future for a few paltry dol- lars to take them fo the fashion- able winter resorts This is the kind of man I say is deceitfu! “Then there are the triflers; men out for a good time: socia] butter- flies who fly from one rose to an other. Their philosophy is tha' woman is a mere plaything fo: masculinity. To them the mattei of settling down to a marital stat > is olddashioned. Once married they fee], you are tied down t% one woman for the rest of your life. They would as soon accept the bonds of matrimony as they the r very — a ee eae - adeeen Auction es | omen By Miton C. Work HE pointer for today is ~~ When answering the informa tory doub! of a dependable bid a strong four-card major in preference to a weak six- card minor be strong. g1Vv* the preferencs + bh m~maiimer tne majo Uniess the six-Card suit nand x Di bid one North paas- the abov ‘lubs and however, individual! expert con- Yesterday s Was Sue £3: Ad No Sp: S detain Ht Q- 10-9-x-x - ah West es: East (the hand) shold bid not two Spades I presenting this as opinion: not as sensus of the a point on Which expert opinion is divided All agree that any four- ecard Major should be preferred to any Minor of more Give cards: but South doubles, holder of two ft am, my the than choice is be- not when the ard Mator suit arises the four - opin ion for and a weak a difference of many who are rea ‘limit to coutitry,. because it ts 'x-x-x Cl tween a strong six-card Minor suit ‘Ons advanced during the pdst two | days, ‘be named derance of i guit believe that the Major should in spite of the prepon- length in the Minor even g0 so far as to Major to a (some prefer a four-card seven-card Minor): but there is ‘1 every good thing and I/| am satisfied that a strong six-card Minor should have the pref: rence over a weak four-card Major When the four-card Major is strong, the sifuation is a different one and in that case al! wil! agre- that it should be selected in prefer- ence to the two-card longer Minor Suppose. however the choice he between two Majors or between two Minors: for example afte West's double of South's No Trump and North's pase that East holds either Sp: K-x-x-z Ht: A-10-x-x Dt x-x or— Sp: x-x Ht: g-x-z Di: Q-10-x-x Cl: K-J-x-x | What should East bid? Answer | tomorrow. because } he likes and) ' the Vy woul hangma rn 3 fhen yey ‘ aij 44a | tel] woul ’ te! Vou nf in th They reali oT like a Ppa te to appraise the mon nius-= ties % > Diil oy Status from point eit! rath with who Vows, bili ciate wife the prin viera,. with bed Hie must be kind. ies tie mm seriously. ties of hore ‘home. heads within th noose. If you d place were 10 old ag: would somewhere birdies sing’ believe. Hard to them. must all loneliness in a} their reward, they fear laugh it off A woods where the don't want to full appeal marry ties do not he man | nat he plet« either of the have de- consid- tolerant Hie must be status of matri Two | able kind ion that he to his liber- responsi- trimony is vy with the realizat surrende sorme of and assume rtain . %- = Ist taKe ma ie must he a real he-man. His an economic § stand- so long as he ean provide— not matter to me, i would er's er five in a cottage the sea to a mnan' I! could trust, a man =. mug faithful to his marriage recognizes the responsli- -inaking and appre- ‘$s the contributions that the makes in the maintenance of than to live with a palace along the Ri- ail .h: all his Was VM ro ce if @ opulence, extravag his “I know poverty, any kind of suffey want The riage travail funate illusioned In blame pitied “The One parties of demand “Above all rach faults; each must be assume realize give up certain of the liberties they enjoyed before matrimony. If each dispassionately portant questions before they sider rushing to the altar, perhaps there would be riages Ter — LO CC A eta but the late Charies W. Eliot, president of Harvard, said Patri is doing more for common-school education than any other person in Anicrica. This school, a model in every respect, is a mecca for teachers from all parts of the country. school, Sats fer! none. if knew they would be When we ac- cept tweir statements as to their whereabouts without eveFf check- opening a they may Walk to troubie's dwelling. Have f under stood that you know by personal investigation that the engagement that takes the children away from home is all it need be. I still hold to the idea that chil- dren who attend school. g@ught to keep’ them in nouse. They be home and in “hed by 16 o'clock. must have a chance to gather ¢x- But if you feel that such pa sched- _perience, to rub minds with other ule cannot be enforced, you would children, But do better determine to know all about you know the places thé children visit, what “O, yes, they’re staying late at they do there, and who dogs it with school this week ‘They are pre- them. paring for a play.” Don't take Are you sure’ If Know where the childrem are, as | have been asking to make trip® often as you can. here and there, to visit, to take (Copyright. 1977.) long motor rides, and you have al- Another article by Mr. Patri will ways said “No, I want you where appear tomorrow. | can see you You are better off at home,” look out. Theys are likely to take French ieave and go. | where they please. School is a fine excuse and it is often used to céver of social digressions. child who has been given a wide margin of social ex- periences is likely to extend it without asking permission. That happens .in the best of farnilies. 'TIt may happen in yours, too. Keep in touch with the schgol program, know the teachers and their habits ef work. It will be safer. faithless When a child says he is going to his cruelty. | Temain at school until a late hour there are women who | it is well to drop into the bullding and would contract is going on and how a marriage rather than | Some youngsters stay daily papers are | with the teacher 19 minutes and in stories of just. such mar-|80me other place three hours and | divorce courts are | charge the time to the school. vith accounts of domestic take it for granted. Find vith the stories of unfor- women who have been dis- marriage of this woman equally more to be Know they mua Fé f ing it up we are door through whic ed | HERE are the children? Are. Wo sure you know? it is | not possible, nor desirable, to the to grow socially. where they are? anybody's word for It. the children a multitude Even the he cood—e\ee it be worthy of Me It mist vould not ever increasing popularity, Pound Package, 45c rance, all his ness, | intolerance, all a and see what it is Fone re-s| Don't out. And when your child asks to ac- rept an invitation which vou have neither seen nor heard, do not | grant permission until vou have | talked to the other child's mother | personally. One young miss invited | some friends to an evening party and because the home was a very | good the parents highly re- | o spected and trusted, the mothers! RY : accepted the party on the usual | | basis. Nobody but the young | hostess and her guests knew that | the father and mother of the printed 6654 Classified Instruction young hostess had gone south for |“Wants” — 2151 more than the a month and that the old auntie | mearest competiter and 3573 more left in charge was deaf. That all | fam the TWO other St. Keates eve- ning newspapers combined, the consider the But she is than censured. jidea] marriage, to my mind, in Which both contracting are willing to give instead One : SUPERIOR PAN (0 I > : A® tolerance is essential. CLEVELAND, tolerant of the oth- willing both tinarrving they that must he responsibilities; 1926 the Pest-Diepetch that in could sit down discuss these couple a a," ImMm- con- ~ BERS EE CPC PMs Pe sess more in this world.” happy mar- srom. WE RENEW YOUR GARMENTS SERVICE EVERYWHERE | WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING DYEING CO., (NC. | FOrest 5776 UNION PLANT it =. , a a |e af ve th u& aa ’ : Pr ore Soe SBRBCRS STF Cowes | wo - a Ripened| Comatoes When you think of Heinz To- mato Ketchup, think of perfect tomatoes sun-ripened on the vine— tomatoes grown from Heinz pedigreed seed, developed through long years of effort. Think also of choice spices secured by Heinz own buyers in far off countries where the best spices grow. And of gran- ulated sugar. 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Try @ for =a inty Court tn the, ha 7 le cant el: ‘for Fh cy »OFf ebaal Ee on tne tra’ er. ang lg ce: Te Yora tr A iTV tle ; 2 - ' , - ten days, and see if vou do ; ; > , eZ ; a ee Comerer Of snecy Siecs $1.2 : om | Natural organic salts Seg a me sti This theory fell d finding th vied lied beta ee eee mers “Z, ay s not feel better because of #, wt ~You don ve to ob- 0 meey 4 - 1 wie 4 Pos ee ee « ee ae oe ee ee * - & al ad to be going our war, too.’ cael cadens deel Penayitil? ge oF ’ ree Sins ‘oe . Ae . " = s a c ee ” m a di Le a = a » " ’ Peers z . : . “4 4 AR eee 7 e pore ‘ 4 Sone . s : — it a = 4 ee 5 ae rips a . Oe eee eS h : gee Cee x , Ey yy es "4 ig \ ee A te sok a as A >. as ve 3? 4 Yd 7 =o . ” [, ey Sets pen, . prey bod Pare ‘ f r ¥ 3 Che a it . mete 2 PEO, > . ae : te I BPD A a og en Bee re Bae oer acai Mt, Bia SCORE fag CEN Bc Wie nites 1 Fe eh eR AS eS We ay Uiin S mY : ae a ‘ my ae The Cnt hae wo tA ay Pia ‘ om od ac : i : + Be ee “e : ’ wut ye Y : % , sa eg soe fe 44 AN Re » be me! “oy SO OE a eae RE Ae, Pip fei gese om amas, * ey ae to use and acids—-rare appetizers as scores of thousands say - a snsent of a court te ams and direct digestive aids. they do. ee eur fathers name. 74 . , * a . iF — : ou should write) A natural tonic which» rh alif : : ae - m4 ntende? of — bett ornia latter y, Mo. regard-! adds zest to busy days. . eC - me he ‘sie of the company anda M ¢ anges are trade-marked EMME? the treatment accorded you, {ff ost sod a ountains now “Sunkist” or “Red Ball™ on mgt . Pha - firet wife! serve reai orange juice. They wrapper. The Sunki i. » the ingusance seman - 3 , Ts 7 ay mt right : AFI C “Tf rou start that sort of stuff you wo: t m s mome gh grade also has the name os 3 DI CAL J } ; " : ae . + , : \TROS 1: } ir I've been getting S. O. S. radios in my sympathetic system for the t © Water capac! f the average vessel of her siz KVOO. Br 74 8m : 2 = , | Stop at the next fountain fruit. Rigid standards of ae. last hour or two. Thev register better off soundings where there "Wel aw if it 2d al! drained out ‘wo - ee men aay ite vers nus 1u Hert see the extractor selection make both brands | are no interpreting cross currents of the same wave length. CaSliy wo 1 ner in Crooxed Islan nai! ours.” Benaa “azo (523.4m-590%K0) —7-+4 1Z = ) : of uniformly good — Se * “ saaonenll Mvelope | aid. His face was drawn and pale. “There's somethit | panica n 30, Hears = ak bs Ask for a glass of pure quality. Yourdealerhasthem. ay pe cin tor thal eee “There must be plenty, from every ship within a thousand miles rolled in the quartefing swWéii. As he three loose canvas Gertrude said. te ee “T seem to feel something not so . ‘Bad weather?” .. “No. I'd rather welcome that. it. Something warns me that we're est wireless in the world is working #4 ssh seat? a eats a ee Bit ibe ais i : P Sas, RO a sata Ne pee Se Leda tex 9 . a: Hs Sa é ete + * SS ae “y ee bel : a . « ate | ge A UE a ad Winey te i 4 ee ae Neg ah ota fae cre het led end chi ldaasas seth y pceiatanate Vidalia. soo Me aie a Ps a 8 = 7 ry Ca ¢ et eS 4 7 . ft 4 P, %, Pog waste = - eng nen ge eee me . geen =f 2 ae Tae AS nein OS te Oeil — aie yor) EE Re ene, core Sere ate, eens Strong ones, too.” _ i wort > 9m-630% > 3 = LP —— ot itis . : bee PS a — = aS — a OL. r-u may have the “TI suppose so.” “Coming, dearie Will she be glad to see me, (To be continued ) phone oct —_. oun ——— we OS >= SS ae iv teste y the City Chem- wh — . ; ; "ee : err ee ———— lohn Jose ranis — Ja + eal *\ — — a _ MT a> , (“ourts and, O. my darling. have you been true?” Wonder if my margin is = — ili ks in —— Bata re 3 . OP Municipal coarse i oe j : t\¢ ; : ’ . —_— ; we! . “~ . .— \, 3 aa P ; oes ~ Bet 7 7 a ed cad e6 r Y - h . = Fo me qt aa + > . ‘ > os | . F 1 “ " . . " —— »* a y ~ M4 Paks . . —— S . ' 2 ee - ‘ ts ~ wiped out”’’ or ““Hope the customs inspector doesn . thin me Classics on KSD Tonigch: re ere jae ag = tage a a Eee rs ~~ sd on or is meen Goner im the tires of that new French car.’ “But mine is receiving, n Answers to ‘te wn “a ] ee ar == ‘+ > 39 ee iS ee AN: Saga . = ~ : Sa ’ Ser } bv ’ ‘ ass. . . » " . i" ; a : : ty ; ; he as sending, and that's‘ what gives me the———" He stopped suddefilr, | What Do You Know? - Urine Fate SAN d - ‘ — “i = “ 2? as : i? ™ fi x h a len h stared ahead, then snatched at a marine glass in a rack just inside : V1Os i ¥ ~~ * a, . pie ne pacing ure a enna the after comnanionway. Questions on Page 40. make up tie | L ae ‘ o. See = | re teen saan the respon- . a sam — + i : : - 4 , o % ele , toe » > e " . OL Hw ear te ’ 0 hii inet panes, } } 2 | ’ 7 J _ “ . Tl “Ricel® Impossible Even with engine troubi got in under sail. We've only just turned over the mc MO ti punk forks wo | de ie Ths fe seater ag " 2 MARRIAGE LICENSES. , hee . : a v - . i v4 7 '* | "|? ry sage ? - n a , ’ 4 . J \. ; pt j so — P : . 7? a . i, A aa Pa Look for yourself.’ Bengal banded him the glasses. an M: Li pring a prin altz | , —_ —_— ) - “- , " . ’ . ’ 7 ' . — : ¥ 2 “ Mets A ? ” oe —_ ~~ AE eR SS ee EGE SD — — A 8 ee wy . Be hearts of three persons watching in tense silence [EW YORK SS Shown ; ee nth ¢ , Ji “2 | : 857 Thrash Pushing along at seven knots, the identity of the craft ahead ’ at} Fe ‘ , oe Ste aie ~ wi as ” eo ; . bee “eal : | ) 7 . Eee ae X / & Staines LL § - 4 4 a - : Se ee ae was quickiy confirmed beyond all question. Drawins oser, the ult meni ie genie al Sta = PN p Up =z a ey. West Baile . , ’ . :¢ , . . . " : ‘ : a . - ~ ‘* ’ . A 4 we ‘’ o— , f irnterm The obvious query. “Why should ‘ | Benga! felt cold and leaden from the was quivering. Close aboard they been lowered into the lazyviack nificant fact. that her side lichts e set and sti wast no sign of damage ana ali ' } r boats were sw? secured for sea “Fire, prodably.’ Howland croaked charred away below. Masts and everythin; > were ooen | ably taken aboard some ship coming up through > Crook: Pas Ten Years Go sage. Go round her, Gertrude. and ‘ll have a look at the po: Wh F G | en rat Goes | se 5 . ad 58 ee ee ) 7 i ~~ » oa za ave = a oe Ts oF 2 es YY a cine eohie eS . a # : : ‘ te mos ne Sk be ee SN wg poets Ee ts ee dh on Rass. bean mgpaveaned . is vg Tey Doe hee de buy os - Pe) “i is FI et. . Pt) 2. se ~ 45 ‘ 2 ane, CREE Nene en a oe 4 ayy she ; Behe Ne re 5 eos ‘ « . vis Rs ble ‘ ; eau x - “4 ; eye net - y +. oe a 4 - lane ali tate atte Oo gee ‘ y eraniagcie wouew ers 5) “ sis o oir mesg , 4 avi er" = Pace as a jae, ME egw haat os , Ne ban " Sy 5 NB St ON Hag >. techn 4 £ + wer ee et Fore Er white Roe ti TM ROW ena TARE he Ae 68 ae hos y > J ~ we v ‘ , eee ae an eee “ “ve. hae” te BIRTHS RECORDED Tee fh! Gt AN Taig ee, ws Ae ad, Ke ge Z oe Be 4:33 Ia Se pe a pe oon a wee wes ork ee pa =-* ° ~~ = Me RET et SeOy F wt Petpet ress 9+ Pw \ of «=e ct or: acta side.” Drawing in to the derelict, they passed close under her stern | And millions know - _.. te. spe ¥ te eA ie £ + | =. . . “ss + ive } = ’ when Bengal stopped the engine, letting Gunga drift abeam ill na a very easy way evidence of damage could be discovered, nor anv sign of life “Drop the dory over,’ Bengal ordered. and pore a hana Excess fat ts usually imexeusable. millions of people know that. . , binzht to style and beauty, h stepped down into the boat. Howland and Gertry few strokes carried them alongside Sion Teal ak’ tn Q 2 - , , é _ : ; “ 7 a4 ‘ : " . a\ ‘ .* a ‘ | 4 évery expectation of finding the va: O iru e deck: years that 1t adds can be dropned. 4 aS ) . charred ruin below—for Howland’s theory seeme: und—a first the modern way of fat reaction is | : gindle | O Pp Like a CHILD " . ‘ 7 | oo . a usual exercise or diet is required. Sim- , 7 00 abandomment other than fire must be ad anedd olv take four tablets daily until weizhe H r 9 For there had been no fire A hurried search of th rel! gp- Sees down to elek” age Bong cer | OW often you ve envied the deep, untroubled sleep pointed yacht revealed no damage or disturbance of a: - usually — long. Marmoia has been | ot childhood—and wondered why if no longer came to " ae : ssed ior 1Y years. lighted users ha) P , ever. Not only were all signe of ridlenre utterly lackine. bu told por oi ine . y- isers have | you. Don c forget that a hard, lumpy mattress may be the . le | real cause of headache, weak back and lack of rest. premises appeared to be in perfect order. There was not the slight. spread everywhere est evidence of loot or pillage or hurried departure no packing or ‘taking a very large amoagnt. é | debutas rf $ | : i be eiee ond valuable articles NER ie! Matas “tee RL gee the results m every cirle. : | ~ Your eum furniture ow department buil — CROSS Kapoc Floss MA I TRESS is not only CTA Kiiiines be angen einene tase, ene ee wt ap» oe - fat . qunrle elastic ten inches deep | J _ the aes finte c tor maximum a it is made to uncom- ey rose tf } ‘ Sartre caved : v promising stan quality as well. Hand-built by tbe sre peopie were at dinner, eating dessert. The electric lamr mew vouth, new beauty in this screntif : akes a step-in — er features of Red Cross Mattresses. Ask C ruaain rom storage batte “ ' iii “hey will urewe vou ta wc ; o wear. The tiny back-laci “ Shree Red : . ge batteries, hal not déeemwewitched off. rumpled S2" They will urge you to use what wry them for our new illustrated booklet ross experts—made by a special Red Cross proc- ; S. : “err SER > eB a gtr ~ = ae g PO AOE CE LEELA A NN NEE te late - 508 tay 2 Ane pean oP ee eileen fate ye ange HF 7, ie a 6 Lie ere ae ot) ee » av ™ nN + , = +40 >: bine } bees taid en-tha pers ** they used is a th he fr Paris. . ‘ Sa Ne ea tee en Ragen hom Pn = SE re es, of genuine Java Kapoc, the lightest, uthest, nos f : taa : be | “ ; Lan '* far 2? * — . . 3. st. , . » bad ~e <a ained in forecastie and yeu Wate! i lates biiedidiek ot aaa learn which one of the three ~ buoyant mattress filling to be had—the RED CROSS pepuier types w the correct mat: , MATTRESS supports every curve and contour of the pantrr. Nothing that might not have been expected te be ant af ite ways be clad tha weight slk Jersey cups the e ? tere d f I } en r «¢h var kt ' | ; ert ; tho | | place [ft a any of the quarters the length of the rach? Howtand modern method oa 7 Aah g | fer you to bux ‘ae ; \urning his attention to the motor, started it without effert jar oe , plete ave ' run idie for a minute or two. tried the gears, and findins them ir 7 seun Grunmiot trent. heed on al i NEW YORK MATTRESS perfect adjustment, switched off again. closing fuel and water valves them st once from his johber | ) BOSTON NEW York COMPANY Gertrude, who had hastened to examine Cariilon’s cabin reported that MARMOLA | €MO0- , ' 2 ' ”~ ' tet he a ~ RRS ARR Jas Oe emma By “ee ieetta a Ria . . aothing of sicnificance was to be found eT Om Seer: Pleasant Way to Reduce —— ‘ —_ =< owe.

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine (483.6m-620ke)—9,0, = sero aa lta aaa - ies AN CWE R S TO QUERIES |The Greatest Story in the World—®y Kor The Bible in Pictures 026m -570ke }—~7 05 R as 3 4 Progran .: AE Okla. ie ; \S ie iieoieiitiatihdediandiNicainiaiabiibiaas — bilsaieieatisinasaiaas NAS ~ ——S = — : a SS SS = = Ty) Egeuywn = Sch. QeteStia ** ~ ~SAS . ~~ . SNS Sy f SS “et - 0 EE 1e0eS See: Oe SSS SS SS OSS Ey HAE SSS | | | stanvant nannana ttt \\\\\ na228-8m 1000 Ke). af rhe Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. 10:30, Stans ‘cen 4 Persona! and te ephone calls or answers by mail cannot be lanles a pen attention, exce pt letters on medical questigns of undoubt- ag sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ¥ g—Easter Day in 1913 Wan) OG Federal census records. If the || ., March *3. | library cannot help you, you |i! ta Journal (428.30-700ke)—@ - G.—Gerald Chapman was; Should write to the Director of |! ina Rambo Benson; 10:45, Chag | y. T. il 6 1926, the New! the Census, Washington, D. C., ||| “a0 gf eg (ORO 8 - 7 orte prison State your questions and ask him | Margaret Rich coprano: 8:30 anny 4 Me eSCRIBER.--We do not fina} *° help iam | Daisy Fentress, contralto: 10. ‘studig 3 gt sch paper You merition list-' K. R.—I¢ your basement walls | | ram, 10°30, F. Arthur Henke: S Sco ewepaper directory are constructed faultily so as to ;| oe 4 jn the 2 . San ee —— . allow water to seep through to w Orleans (319m-940ke)—g.39 - gUBSCRIBE Ey ee Ra 1 /|4Ny Great extent it Is not likely | orchestra. Sunny South Seance. a pearing 4m — “i that a waterproof coating would || | 382.4m-770ke) : camer leis ‘eahartt Prevent the leakage. However, the | aa —8, sty. & ANJOMS!.—- 20u might following formula is used as a||| | yme of the pno hOETaPN | coating for damp. walis: Dissolve am i0Fr 4:30 parts of tin in 49 parts of hy- pes in | drochloric acid, and add 30 parts || me ld consult|of sal ammoniac. Prepare a pow- ANXI W companies listed in the | der by mixing 60 parts of free- the ase section of the telephone| Stone, 20 parts of zine oxide, 16 ——— ‘parts of powdered glass, 10 parts | directory. 'of powdered marble and 5 parts WY) 4 - i, : _s PS eee ao, ad ’ . ? 7 ; ° ; tog Ad . ‘ ~ . 5 NEEDY. — M e oighiat ‘ R issell, of calcined magnesia. Mix the | (fi P - : » > - ee ‘ * &as aay” era ASSOCIALIO! j powder into a paste With the ‘ _ ; — “Sap 4 pee Peas tit “PD ivy ‘ 11a ye Cr Ul : - ~ 7 ‘Mf ‘ P.. r~ — me f ~— - nsult-/ jiquid Coloring matter may be ‘aacll ' OI OT, SVS ——————_—_— 7 18 | addec reper ~> 4. | = DISPATCH READER.— : a ete La aoe ! I im : lar white felt hats | ' : . - 7 _furrier! may b ned in “he following | to Rebekah his mother. I shall seem ‘bread which she had prepared, into the hand of her som And Isaac said unto his son, How is it that thou And he discerned him not, And he said, Thou art eeompany factories|commercial wallpaper cleaning as a deceiver; and I shall bring a curse Jacob. hast found a0 quickty, my son? And he said, Because my very son Esau? And Jacob said, I am. And he trade that way. | pound and use it on the hat mot a blessing. And his mother said And Jacob came unto bis father, and said, I em the Lord, thy God brought it to me. And Isaac said = seid, Bring it near to me, and I will eat of my son's ven’ K O—The temperature Be perigee haan T ch clues : me be thy curse, my son: only obey Esau thy first born: Arise | pray thee, st and eat of unto Jacob, Come neaz, I pray thee, that I may feel 20, that my soul may bless thee. And be brough i the surface upon which frost/as each seta dirty. Go over! she the meat, and the ™y venison, that thy soul may biess me. thee, my son, whether thou be my very son Esau of not, near to him and he did eat: and he brought him wine, — . ‘ the fair f gave savory he . f the felt at : enbbe tual Gencdto~Cl Biforms must be at freezing point or 5 de - TT . east t wi e, then moisten a Purk - . ‘ . a is hf ths Mrubtee |. +c... wen bensina ar Ome 0} (Back Copies of the Bible Feature, From First Publication, Can Be Obtained.) air tempera ture ; +47.0m-670ke)—1] grain , Dom. = nuinnall (325.9m-920kc)—_s * ity 9 te @& ee oeaue OAT OTE ae ABER IN, ile ai ial jogs ite nA ot L ous—You shou * POS surface may be high 7 A ‘ a —— ; the ce ries , 7 . ans ~ - a S Nr == —== — 4 ones ge tales ta ; ro over ’ he hat with ) samp i b ae ‘i al “a } hix jogo aa oe autre ate eee aaa wage f Ab h L | ictures by Nicholas Afons Beet © V. G-You can report) ng then yut_ the sO ranam Lincom Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell { , T { eation of ' the lo T’r rh ’ + > aw ~ a ¥ fiquor to the 7 S Whecttas Jett results Yo Cat stain , B istrator. Title UAT oi \ 2uUll in ¢ Y \oyY ot . ne compoun } . 7 ° a . > pb > . : ¢ | . é4 -? > i Seventh and Chestnut st: : Oe eet ee me as ) f } nti Denartme} abe not . AT At oidehedenh eye ' ; ; ores Bi the Police . 7 wl aot pe ans jepartment tore (* Vrit ' f = ” i take any acviion Im OL Ta A ‘ As \ ‘ ereltary 4 State (Columb is r on i. r . 4 “yg. - 3O fe ae a Fé yh a in the soluble solids Ee Tiprane for che ee a . . aurary — California orange ROT V3) I b “\) Nig gonsult the Pubiic I f r the! Ohio insupan ‘ompar \ IRI TDM A oTMITNANY healthful and deli LEGAL IN FORMA I ION y) ¥ : — ap (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Assoctalion) io Jie y . | " made from fresh | mM. A—If the fence Is owned if the man named her as hb ne: ’ Y/ \, . , ' t : | , nd is on your property, ficiary in the insurance polic) r nearest fountain. by you and ts on the neighbor cannot ¢ : weighing it. down with vines. EK. D—You should * . . . _ MRS. MM. Ty RAs “ig o . California juice. Try rt for pply to the Cour [Vv { ourt in the YD . (LY rr EA DER — OU gt mule 4 . es . te llie ' + , ten days, and see af vou ac a ounty in VW hi h 5 uU hi \ e sai Li 4 repo? T The congener = ree ' ( ond a es. P, ; 1 iat is auSset iy tne Btat : pois. ; tion a LUSEC not feel better because of i, Me wy A—You do not have te ing taxi-cabs t as scores of thousands say fin the consent of a col sh Br Pegg a your mothers maiden + 2 oe , cr, ? mul i} WwW a! . they . os instead of vour fat er s iasied. re t ne cona ion. =a. ® wrs. A.c:G—You should write) WrFORMATION.—A notary pub- | f : “ > . min the Superintendent Tt 4MSUI-|\yin enould not be he! resp nsibl ~ The better California or- ance, Jefferson City, Mo. regard-/|¢or the false affid if he kne TF v4 s anges are trade-marked TE Baiertea wou | te Teer Oe ne ee tras when {| EAD LINCOLN, ALWAYS A GREAT FAVORITE OF HIS FATHER, | “Sunkist” or “Red Ball” on i erank YOU.—' rat a Uated his oak oe 1 aff : . Soe; OFTEN SAT ON HIS KNEE WHILE HE TALKED OVER HIS PLANS nki will receive the insurance money. davit. [ ] ani? “v purpeses (one kind Of ul is as good as arnr- this purpose. { 2) You selection make both’ brands : 4 LEMON —Drinking of uniformly good nual g in hot water is not harmful. : cl & +. Ye ON RIOING-— EY : 3 PINCHED! pf WELL BE GOING M4, ee 4 4. W/V 'S! of 2 'g gett PRES ee De a ee PRR ee 9p he OE it te te Ati IS /, . ‘s rhen depends on the respon- i. a -s : a ea tape 4 , wey ) yt ’ Uniformly Good es i ea6 the Of-) cco A minnie s cubes men iS IN 8 WHAT'S : . | / Teh yok . Mumciency of the physician in charge) gue : ; ‘duet before om woe ‘te + ah THE MULES MW ' : , i oy i California Oranges : ments ele a the entiont’ See tehels ARE OUT, Bus a7” 3 C/,S- bik ~ : ee oe | operation of Siving Gas and the WITH ELLA Look for the Trade-mark DT iis ic net pronounced |a@ few minutes. The gas used is AND : . F h to ‘arran using it for ri aS Cooking Bas BLACKIE sess ——— RIGHT AFTER THEM ic S Merhea is curable In women, ohol would be used. Dentists us- “9 " cure is achieved with | ef pce ng gas have a Fpecial apparatus YY); or ; culty than in men. j ENE vhich nixe: oo ate air Th ade Yi, ' ef time required to cure a case OT | porien eathes th a as HE TRAIN | YP ~ yee . "T. —) . , , nese a , I ryTilsif OO ath FLEE rr rn LJ . - ’ 7 > . e ’ ig o i ait F tla 4 re ety ’ y + 7 2 al a > ome * j 5. , I rs. LO! ~03 Ciarot j . te " Tt. — ; . . — ear . : . ; ) / , ' ; j i : i , : a ' j ’ . ¥' . ‘ * fy { ; 4 , i s*t¢ - ‘, ¢ i ; o ’ ’ 400 H. rr rt : sje .} 4 . ; iy ‘ +hy ° ! 7 , aru ; 7 i . es 1) ‘ ’ : bs o}) : ' Fe ted ~| : ii ‘ vil - Ms } / i hea & ‘ ‘ , 4 . . +e i TTP a » ' , ; Dh da 1y) ; ’ . miiva A ‘ i a? noe i ’ / / : ‘ ; : ; ’ #. H h 4 ‘ ‘ . 7 Dare, YT OTT if 4 ‘ é etal ; aot — : —— ‘ : 7 / , ‘ sd . 4 Tj } ed 4 4 ; ’ " _ Burial Permits _ >. . = = . = se « -_ . - - s . = ~ SSS As ; ‘ - " arits ; ’ sd te ‘ er J. Dominici ian Y tt >. nd J ‘slam SO4OA tipchof? pphtbirtel oo. , er . N. 910s ‘at Om 40, MMA, ; | a 4 h Vera rMamiltor Je nning : ; — lla br «’ pa (oa Mt Dh, ¢ Mets”, . ” = / He ide@reon Le ] 4 I Lyveriy ' Ty tie Fr) r , A ~ ~~ : ‘ ; > . : ‘ a ‘ ? 4a , e y ; ; , ? , : , . *, - ’ }-? 1&t ii ' i —_—_————_ eoe is } &:: 1 ty! - 4 4 sf ’ ‘ ’ . “ se | MARRIAGE LICENSES. VR ae ag ee + | a ry tt {' WT! ey fehall B. Lusk ee Cee oe Be be bene oe — “s lee = i Lah ' Wiig j Teianne Wouldridge 4997 West Mem | + , 4 Pan { ‘ 1 Mild, 1%! . f ¥.. ntl ~~ | x " wg aa at 1 _— NINN : Lidjeid , eas Pink Pbilir Eelon Rinio: 4 n W. Racher af th |] and J “en er 210 “T? nis ty Ree re . | . “ye K Has aliforni M and F. Kran er 2918. , a Joe Jinks By \ ic ght ---- Huntington, Ind BURIAL PERMITS. Mere HH. Perry . ; 4064 em 12 ie Jones, 30 3036 Dicks: n. | : , 7 BVircinia Hall . p07 Careline | tr Settles 40” Aken Cumann , _ ; t ’ | i sm U COME FrR' MT bm [i Burm “THE HOTEL KEEPER SAYS HE HEVER “Tr + —AYS . EARD “TELL OF ANYBODY BY Ther ¥ . HEARD OF ARY HOOKUS AN! 1 Know EVERYBODY! | Wesley Hermann , BP ‘ a . / ’ doephine Wilson . 432° Weet Belle | Isabelle Dickson, HEARD OF HOOKUS —NOW 1M GOING % Y | NAME 'ROUND HERE — Guess 1d Be Gregnie? ------defferson Barracks @° 7 °Rifindge, 68 2830 St ThE STORES AND SEE if I CAN LOCATe_ KNOW HIM IF HE EVER. WUZ HERE — Petites Pine Bluff Ark. |\t nee ne _ Pountain ARKED [tN SOMEBODY “THT KNOWS Him ! = I BEEN IN Tus TOWN SIKTY ODD YEAR. meacy I, A. Itiner 514] ' fo _ oe OUD IS ING. 46 ad — “—_ a! 3 ~-T , ici . EF 4: } BPP Ditiberto “9 Sn ee, OS. See HE. HOTEL OF re a | ed | \ 77 3 are a THE LITTLE, = | ~ OE FEL IN 50) a % th ee ARIZONA Town, LL ; ¢ i . cuales JOE PREPARES 7 ... g Aho TO GO OUT AND -. 2918A Dodier arrackKs er es Ee NL EA EG NE ANN Ee x ee os * oa oe ~ werw a 5 nt mayer Se ee foes eon owe » — becticut ray : 2 SEE IF HEC : red RK. Coleman Terre Haute. Ind. |‘ ‘’ a. ny - HE CAN eb eee. Terre Haute. Ind. | bE. Volira W834 Gravol LEARN ANYTHING ; } irle a emi .j , ary 3 argaret Aut on > f ’ MOTT Oe LID Me ster "Af ) Pern, os BIRTHS RECORDED. PE Le LE PA EOD RAE LIES AA Pe) 55 , 5 ; * ow = 2 sath ab re, } icheg ett. 4 plata : OY Pa LAVOTKA Allgueta Start fo ’ —— 7 ’ _- , , ‘ o) m } wen i amma Kalz, 71. 2831 North Market. | . } ‘sranados. Pon SS , a -* PN ALLEN CL Nr te Nt ALCL ALE CELA LT COR I rE te ONL i Ne. eat aay pe ti “gmap = e £ , , 1Ty TT : A ¢ é A4 Vv ut iE it ee es | pe ar AD ME NYS. YOUR DONT WORRY, IVE | | /(-AND WHEN I LAID OUT MEHL: , pie venaeten. 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