St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 10, 1927

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TE . ————s ie COMIC PAGB SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1927. IARBLE, WHO STARTE) RGLIMG ~ GARGLIAIG » OY «tT SOWAIDS SO DPERA. YOU SHaorT PRE YOO REAL) 2E ARE WAITING FoR. S TO COME ALOIS ATIOAS Haw To — - 4 r WAY mS Q . 3 More —By Fontaine Fox omic Sections of the Post-Dispatch - = $ SSS a ~— ~ >. aa ee ~« w = s . - > See «, ..> . Be Sure to Read the WANT ADS In This Section ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 120 Pages FIRST NEWS ee oe 16 PAGES. ECTI ROTOGRAVURE, & MAGAZINE, 10 PAGES. COMIC SECTION, 8 PAGES. x. RT), 6 PAGES. ON, 10 PAGES. ECTI 5 1° VOL. 79. No. 215. PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927. PAGES 1—16 *s* 23% PRICE 10 CENTS IR NOW WANTS “SMIGHT 8-CENT FARE, NO TOKENS Company Also Declares Its - Property Is Worth $75,- 000,000 and Seeks 8 Per i Cent Return. APPLICATION TO BE HEARD APRIL 22 | ‘New Move Apparently for | Forcing Terms of Reor- ganizers in Obtaining 30-Year Franchise. a The United Railways, which for 'gveral months has been pressing to obtain an 8-cent carfare, with two tokens for 15 cents, now wants te abandon tokens and charge a i straight $-cent fare. Moreover, it has been basing its /Tl-cent fare application upon the Public Service Commission's valua- tion of its property at between $57,000,000 and $58,000,000. It now declares that its property 1s worth $75,000.000 under rulings of ithe Unitea States Supreme Court for the reproduction new basis of valuing utilities and seeks to earn 8 per cent on that figure. It set forth these aspirations to the commission yesterday in an amendment to its fare-increase pe- ¥ tition which has been pending ‘since last June. The commission ‘set April 22 for a hearing. 8 Per Cent Return Also Sought. The company earned $2,484,320 pay an 8 per cent return on $75,- © 600.000 would reqtire $6,000,000, | or $8,515,680 more than fares pro- duced last year. And to produce that $3,515,680 additional would 'require that carefare be increased et least 1.8 cents above the 1926 rate, which was 7 cents. It appears that this new move is also to build a eent ecarfare, but @ legal foundation from which J. KH. | Newman, reorganization manager for the group that soon will take over the company, can carry out his threat that unless the city grants the company a 30-year fran- chise upon a valuation of $60,- 000.000, with a 7 per cent return, ¥ he would go to Federal Court and there establish a $75,000,000 val- uation. A denial by the commission of 8 per cent on $75,000,000 would establish the jurisdiction of Federal Court: to determine whether any 1 defines its understanding of lower rete or any lower valuation eofstituted confiscation of prop- erty within the meaning of the Federal Constitution. View of Valuation. In this connection, the company the | position of the Supreme Court to be that a proper valuation is de- # termined as follows. “The investment in the prop- erty, the amount expended in | permanent improvements, the value of land at the present time, the cost of constructing the plant under such prevailing prices and wages as are likely to remain at the same level for a reasonable period in the fu- ture: less a deduction for actual, existing depreciation in the prop- erty, ascertained by inspection. plus a fair allowance for going value, working capital, consoll- dation, promotion and financ- ing.” The company declares that the commission cannot find its value by taking its own valuation as of 1919, which was’ $61.700,000, and adding to that figure the $6,400,- 000 of improvements that have been added since but must find value as of today and that value, it declares, ts not less than $76.- 000,000. ‘ A paragraph of the application V—__ HEY couen'y) WAKE HIM | IN) TIME. * ee ¥ Six-Inch declares that operating expenses have been reduced to “the lowest possible minimum.” One of the Promises held out by the vreor- ' ®anizers of the property is that ' they will reduce operating costs | While improving service. SHOW IN WESTERN STATES Fall at Idaho Falls; Heavy Storm at Ogden. ) By the Associated Press. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, April 4—Snow returned to the inter- ' Mountain country during the night &nd left a blanket of white over -'™0st of the landscape. In the lower altitude this was trans- formed to rain and, with rising temperatures this morning, the ‘how rapidly disappeared. Idaho Falls reported six inches of wet snow this morning. the third consecutive day’s snowfall there. Pocatello and Bolse, Idaho. _ §ls0 had snow. | ‘ Ogden, Utah, reported a heavy ~ aterm raging and near (freezing Weather, /above operating costs in 1926. To, designed, not alone to obtain an 8-! | Hospital, UNSETTLED TODAY, TOMORROW WITH OCCASIONAL SHOWERS THE TEMPERATURES. A. 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PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ | raaene - . * 4 a ) | eae Fy) H US COURTS OPEN {Sacco and Vanzetti Photographed on Way to Court || Will] Appeal to Governor for Sacco and Vanzetii, THER ORDERED : Transmitted by Wire trom Boston to St. Louis. | 0 {surveyed the scene a little sadly. j crimes, bai a in all my life I) cried Vanzetti, “thes i P IN SACCO-VANZETT| ae acta Measiasibaiooin niin eo ___Continaed from gee The grim procession moved ur | have never ger and have fo va ae the = ~ becausg: cre | : , sities Silas —_ | never spillec | not believe in the : ; i | | , honor,”’ he broke out. the steps and into the courthouse | killed and have >U want to} which they ai! | see peers: Sor ee Oe a | |—6 a X ‘speak for a minute with my l@w-/ and the tron gates clanged behind| blood. That {s what I say the ‘* 7% | :S “2 sa BS me oR 3 ges So > el 83 = oe en Ng in | yor. Mr. Thompson? them. | pay. And it is not all. Not only “We believe it nani tha a ~ | Mook er oo PREZ: Be foe | «Thompson, the Boston lawyer,/ Judge Thayer had been waiting | am I innocent of these two crimes,, wrong, and we. believe 4am a i | F ae ag : ow Pe ee : ea 32 eee | who has drawn without stint on his| in chambers. /not only have I never spilled blood, | now after 19 years, now i . aaa ; RT ~ — See va own fortune to defend the two Sacco and Vanzett} were led into but I have struggled all my life. | understand it dx Ly by day Pe men, was taken unaware the fron coop of the prisoners’ | ever since I began to reason, to sequence and the resieidtl = Defense May Appeal to a . i ges So 3 . ge ill | SES F : , a | ‘ to iii eke eenint” ante Suemuanena mh Oy Foe Siena gpl ae : et ot a eae pact ane Prag, wan ] ‘ 4 ite yee Will Federal District Judge in | (heii SCO Mae € | | | 2ces Thaser went nie gate! fey eonstenias aa re reas ue) MasCEsSbody hat knows these |Cver "Atd Tam sad ml Wait in Cuba Until Hus- Habeas Corpus Proceed: | aanam oO ‘nea \ ae | BE | Sock co the ‘vote at ‘the “right | ina” ‘aple sowered the bench of] two arms Of mies ae Ta the | manana at ed Se ings for Pair. : re \. HPA |recumvee th te some inet, “os-| ciyteitt, As the prisonae _ ont, | sthwet Aad Mil SS te eo ares] wae ivarving tone: , on their right, that of the high | and live well.” “And for what? All “T think that I, that the court, sheriff on their left. He went on to tell that he had/say to you, all that ther = ts . ™ HOPES TO BE ABLE _chosen manual labor because he; promised you—it wag lie, OR CAN TAKE CASE ee ‘should pronounce the _ sentence. j En - | You, Bartolomeo Vanzetti, suffer | Judge ters at 10 O'Clock. | understood that if he lived on the/an illusion, it was a cheat, tt TO RETURN THEN TO SUPREME BENCH F . ,the punishment of death—" At 10 o'clock sharp the unl-/ accumulations of his family or|a fraud, it was a crime, eens as . Sacco awoke from his brooding! formed high Sheriff stood at the! ‘*tmade business for himself.’’ then} promised you liberty. | meditation and interrupted: door and announced loudly: “The| he would be exploiting others, “and | liberty? They promised yoy But Motion Must Be Made ; 5 3 “You know I am innocent!” he/Court,” and formally escorted|I do not consider that this is right,| perity. Where is Prosperity? Ss ian Woman, Brave After 3 : oe ; Be cried. “That is the same word T| Judge Thayer to his seat. The! and therefore I refuse to do it.” | promised you salvation. ‘ yt : Before Adjournment May | | 3 . . have said seven years ago. You) crier cried his hear ye’s and wound Gazing straight into Judge Thay- | salvation? Losing Six-Year Fight in ; : : . Og condemn two innocent men.” | up with the ancient refrain, “Godj|er’s face, Vanzetti, without anger; “Where is the moral 500d ° 1a 31 to Avoid Complica-. : eS “-by the passage of electricity | Save the Commonwealth of Mas-} or apparent ill feeling, declared his | War has given to the world? Court Will Take Child : NS 3 SS : through your body within the week | sachusetts.’’ innocence again and again He! is the spiritual Progress we wie | tions. | | | ert ee | pS beginning on Sunday, the 10th of | The Judge ts aged, his hair col-|said he had never committed aj achieved from the war? : With Her. aa : ee = oe _ (July, in the year of our Lard, | orless, his face extremely narrow| real crime, then stopped in that de- | are the securities of life, the mm : (1927. This is the sentence of the!and rather fleshless. He seemed | tached, self-searching way and said | ties of the things that we nas x . — 3 . site i sc Ss to court, but men and women who veal law and the official moral con-| “&8r have there been 80 , T. Stoma snl sweeten ceedings. og eae Re ae i = had worked to save the two men The District Attorney rose andj/demns, but also the crimes that crimes, so many co . a ut OE aenanted from the tiates Under Federa! law they may go | 4 Pa : oe ae ee S53 CE ae ke | were there in number. The white- made the formal statement of Sac-;| the official moral and the official many degeneration. . eh! i ao - éatiinaaniee | a seers Courts in Masse: ee oS ee .@ | haired Mrs. Glendower Evans was eg ported simceregum deg Genvactipm. | law sanctions and sanctifies—the Bitter Christmas Eye, — Raeaenen S her bravery daily dur- | ee eee. COFpUS Pro- : 335 =o e See # 2 supported between two younger | therefore ask the Court,” he/| exploitation and the oppression of Even when he uttered the a ae detention at the immigra- ceedings, but should they fail to : ‘ rae — re 2 women. Mary Donovan, who had concluded, for the tmposition of/{the man by the men. And If there plercing of all hie 1 . ing poe ion here. But she also convince the Judge before whom | ae es a eee 6) just lost her job in the Labor De- sag we is a reason why I am here as a aR 8 1ONg ace pon 8M 7 PSS Be a RS Se partment, trembled. ‘lerk Worthington got up as the]! guilty man, if there ts a reason tpn 7 shows that her mothers heart is eee oer WOE pave ne) a : a _ RC ee ae against the Court he seemed te } var the breaking point. In a few aS : Pe ee aR Vanzetti was smiling gently. The | prosecutor, who had inherited the! you in a few minutes can doom/no bitterness. There was ip gle ' : ’ -: ; ~ o~ ‘ ’* the hand of the Government In the Supreme Court of the! 4 | : YW os :% ee ae SR a eyes of Sacco smoldered, his head | Cases, sat down. Nicola Sacco, me, it is this reason and NOD6/iwoicg a saddened regret. i) separate her from the husband | . oe Oe a flung back. lhe demanded, “have you anything/| else.” ali uae Judge Thayer refused his ap who has days th United States here they may ask 4 P ‘Sie SR ise a ant been her all for six years for a writ of error, for permission z ess Sa : oe | Judge Thayer rose from’ the/tO say why sentence of death Accuses Judge of Hostility. he charged, he had Mrs. Stoma, a Syrian, who came to institute habeas corpus proceed- : a Bi ae ‘bench, flanked by a stack of law |Should not be passed upon you?” put it offs ae ted States in Dedembe ie aie ans 3 : : irae a Sea Seg | : _ He mentioned the late Eugene | “the eve of Christmas”, mm 6 to the United States In December ings, or file a petition for writ of See & ; 3 : bac SERS Ba books and an American flag, his | Sacco Calls Court Cruel. ge ‘of Chris " Q°} when her. relatives and ) 4 “et | $3 gy % : ee aes , sss ‘black robe } ing loosely ove 'V. Debs with reverence. Then a/| © ristmas,” he repeated, Bet, ; 9 certiorari, al] Ww ithin the disc re- | 4 ; an 4 _ SOS ; Be Jia » nang 4 Oos y 0 ae wah es, sir.’ replied Sacco, arising Dee do not believe in the eve of “es friends in the Nea r Last country Rel tion of the Court. Inasmuch as SERRE oe SS RE RT SS ae EEN RRS ee av ae ome Ce his somewhat aged and shrunken iw ithin the iron coop surprising change came into his | +} had died or emigrated to the | cou — Pp. oy Tudgee | Mas, either in the historia) we eter 24 : : ' , | the date of electrocution Is fixed | figure. | “T am not an Pe he hee: ;speech. He charged that Judg a and where liberty. new, hope and/18 ins wenthe hence. any of HIS picture shows the celebrated defendants outside the courthouse in Dedham, Mass., where they; «wre wj)] now take a recess.” he oe ee Tt oe en | Whawen hee anata ate hostility | POF in the ) churel way. It ie ee a ee » prominel nae oe, ani ; , ‘ é ss, j 4 , £: ‘Hite t : ia ye le , . “f ity ae re : » | ; cate Biba '; EnglfSh language, and, as I know, refused to receive her. | cor © PR . rights of appeal Te a ied Reape ee ene be: BARI IG ROE bode eS 2 ~ has fought to I never knéw. lever ieee. friends of vours It was not much longer until Kor six Years sh : ha ig th but this week her last legal | for tunity to pass on it before the end | of the present term of June 6. History 0 acco- ae ase tending to show that the notorious | asked | 'the Univers > : BOATG. ; arsity Club of Boston, cn} @main ; Wi ng of Providence. ; | ‘never even read f storv ¢ | . end. The clock’s hands hag — os Should the move be made after | Morelli gat of Providence, and | “Tes,” replied the Court. “wel... n hi tor: about ‘the golf club at Worcester. I am pee ds ? ceaource. Was exhausted whens May 31, electrocution could only not Sacco and Vanzettl, had com-| i) now take an indefinite re | aa ee so crue! ag this court. 'sure that if the people who know | o near 1! 0a lnited States Court of Appeals fad : re- | After seven years persecuting they | . The prisoner repeated hig oe = gal sonia her |} . rinai iega ; har be stayed by appealing to the In the Courts tor Seven ’ ears mitted the crime and. on this again | cesa.”’ Bee : |all what you say against us would ef tuna passed on the Massachusetts State courts for an | asked for a new trial Still consider us guilty. And these! ,.. F a ; id rais lenied | woe : The high Sheriff cleared the ms i have the .simple courage to take “Well, 1 } ini, ‘ attornevs could raise, eo denied |and order suspending sentence until | iii a aia sini Bares Hand of U. Si Acents., ee . ; : Fentie people here he motioned | $ c — : : : ae ; al me 7 “ ee are Swing was oe “two convicted murderers that won on stumbiing, wrestling tempted robbery, had sentenced |] am not guilty of But my ees country. For on July 29 of thi#|™ Supreme ( ourt twwould of itself . . - 4% ‘ | ‘ cle ral Depa rtment of Justice. un- mightily with strange words ; gz . Oo : my nr 3 it have the effect of staying execu. | By JOHN J. LEARY, the jurv, as stan lards af compar- | ‘* : ° ! ‘ the heart of every spectator in the 31 Q - ehastalead ad him more harshly, as he claimed, tion is that I am suffering Pe year her husband ts to become a L : 2 " - : "4 ¢ ies . ? ‘ oe ee AvUDIe LO CeKaliv at port wKAacco ANG S eyes Durne as 1e nished. ! ; ; . “= oh PES be * | e tion | A Staff Corres pondent of the Post- is Tis, ble { Lis¢ cj (‘Al - idg es rot Va nae ve ee murder — consp we a courtroom except that of the Judge “Tne never heen guilty never than any of the me n who had I am aA radical, and indeed rpewe naturalize a Arne rican ‘ itize n yas | we : : . sean ae . les i placed in evidence at the trial. An- rae ta .' aPeies — bis pi nal? y, > ‘| “robbered’ and were in Charleston : aw = wives of American cilizens, @lt- | Lawyers expressed the opinion Dispatch and New York World. ae ane ee : ; 7 with Norfolk County officials to himself. ‘ Not yesterday, not today. not for- | , ! , radical. I have suffered bee ue : > wee atve reference | a@ ‘ * : eal - il Orne! exception was based . Prof. ¥ rankfurter Moved e 3 . J» | prison for if. He analy zed his case was an Italian and ind Tr roe though aliers, are given pr a that Sacco and Vanzetti would NEW YORK, , ever,’ and he sat down , ; , eed Line imite- | | i 08 ' and the seven years’ course Of it.}Itallan. But I have suffered? over other aliens seeking admit- qgagisposingg of tnem. : : April 9.—The|. , "| *“eonviet them of murder as on 4 4 } . i ¥ i ‘ sa if as Oo! e , mn 2 ; have great difficulty in eonvincing ss 2 ¢ ‘ . C Nj * ¥ Sa ar, andi “e ‘ . ‘ ; wa of Pro | ¢ lix | ] inkfurt r 0 ar ‘Bartolomeo V: ef e* - . a crime for Which Nicola Sacco and! State's pistol expert, by a trick, tes- : i ne rae vard Law School remarked that the voice of the ian ai cut in| He said he had been tried during | tor my beloved and for my sence | As : , rk, have yOU!q bygone time “of hysteria and /t} | : a Dy ys 1an fog goyselt. | ¢ act that Capt. cone irry Proct Fe ] J re A 8S: t >- Sse : . ‘ " Set & ss ¢ iif i » } ; ag a “ . ~ ey eg Bartolomeo Vanzetti were sen-j/tified in such way as to impres; ACCE — ues of The gepart he had never been more moved She probably will go to Havana, or 1e Supreme Cou lere, ne c. | hicl t 9S maint: d om : ig "thi , rhy = es — pete SOS) tenced to death today was the mur-j| Judge and jury wit] ye belief that ; wai: se wanes a than by Vanzetti’s speech on his inything to say why sentence of hate’’ against reds and radicals. “But -T am so convinesd t taking her child with her, and be hel e tending te rove the s . . : ' Cz ae . ; | ding to pro death should not be passed upon Roth you and Mr. Katzman, the| right that if you could execu eeheggnte OO SO i. og, Re een etn eet aetna na ” ters paar a a eee, 3 ~ Ree a ae a — of os Whiel evidence i ¢ for there by her hus- ) constitutional or other Federal! . - ‘ 4] ‘ der on April 1d, 1920. in South iif fatal Cartridge q lle “Om Sac- ow } ‘} ‘ if } »f oe ie . > uestions are presen ase, ? eg »|innoeence of the re . n benaift before sentence was) .a_,, te | . “wpa ony ss a joni soa, Braintree, Mass.. of Alessandreo!cos pistol, when as a matter of a viii of the men, was denied passed | you. . Ss: District Attorney, did all that was/two times, and if I could be and, who will z ‘ > bee ‘ e gerer San —— — ‘ sell ; ar hompson, debe" eazy nnocent, Says Van: i bg - a a “3 f ré vy automobile ybbers, | truth, he had refused to so testify. , 1 ° eos ’ Vs anzettt, , _ . a St g many times to have Federal offi- | | Berardelli, by: ee Se | ee 7 : i Het 23. Judes Thawet th oe Sacco and Vanzetti were plainly “Yies.”* bhane tre gen in your power,” he accused, to; two other times, I wouwld five ed State clals interest the ats , ; who also killed Frederick A. Par- | Judge Denies All Motions. - oO ~~ a simple men, Sacco the shoemaker 5, ne rom the cage, and agitate still more the passion of] to do what I have done al 7 FPS » ‘ ." eicr . ‘ eire " 1a Cs ‘ . 4 ‘ aC ' eoia - : : ¢ ) iorner , ad Will anr r. |e in Congress, where on one occasio ae seer & Ties Henerer, proms entir tak 7 'to the Supreme Court on excep-/|Srammar, yet somehow they ex- $ mae q et fhe ? nly whipped on by war hysteria, had; was heard. Judge Thayer a sioner of Immigration ' ia asien | in local radical circles and on Red ‘ptions taken at the trial and to! he sul . =e CACCH : of the Braintree crime, but also S b a h Christy, at New Orleans, and other! 9@ H resolution was intr | 2d ki 1 Ca ™ . - . + P ; ; presse d themsel\ es perfectly to ° : ’ . . hated him and Sacco ecause they regard the two prisoners as he dis . ae : . oduced asKINg | lists of the Department of Justice | Thayers'’ decision on motions for a meainh: eral: Sane h & “ of the Bridgewater crime. I am opposed the war. ‘nounced sentence. He said he members of the Special Board of | t@8 _— emation of charges and local employers’ organizations, | "°¢w trials before the highest court On Tuesday last the Supreme ' ei, a wlan. "acco! not only innocent of these two; “Katzma knows very well,’’| no discreation Inquiry, had made the charge of | that two Department of Justice were arrested in Brockton as yn. {in the State. This body in a highly| Judicial Court overruled this mo- smoldered. He seemed strong | seen " ei eet , : vo She said she had a dis- tm : . i= c 3 ; . ‘ 46 gBCi - bs ‘ : ; | @ + - - . - ' € p , 4-« : 2) 4 + ; » » -t ' ra ; 7 © ‘ = ‘ > sie agents obtained false testimony io Siaiad che es baked hae | technical decision in which only} tion. ther eby par ing the way for land self-contains d. Vanzetti ope ned aie i relation loseph T Stoma. | he c ‘ Sy p ~* / ‘ ‘-= - ‘ ’ | " j ~J a : -. ’ ’ : . . as . Se against the men. ; ; the rulings of the Cour’ were|the sentence Impose d today. | his whole countenance and there = uta .) he armed they were held for carrying 5° a" ae pe who was a poor but respectable] Protection of Diplomats. | passed on, upheld the conviction |W aS a warmth and gentleness about ; ilo concealed weapons. ‘ ; ' Fuife initia for Assaulting Girl. me merchant of the intie town ofr De, The main consideration here has Subsequenth witnesses. who Before this decision was given, jhim. He was pensive, wistful, half- Pid | r La. also an alien but | H heen the n Mes ee eae 225 however s confess > Celeatt | _— ul the Post-Dispatch smiling. His speech was actually | 8 " —— meres Ft ' . parser Of seeing §= that had previously identified others as | /owever, a confession by Celestino | ‘HIC AGO. April 9. - Frankia « . ; oe ae mR ual | legally in the country, and asked/|f® a closely thought, deeply felt, and : . : : ~~. ission to join him. This was/|t® United States diplomatic and con- | F. Mi iros f a hol , i . killers. identified both men as; "- Madeiros, convicted of a holdup! ,._. 22 wea: ao Se | jthe killers, identified Egan, -3 years old, former Notre | well constructed discourse. . a | denied, and she took an appeal to'®@ sular officials abroad would be participants in the South Braintree; ™urder similar to that in South | 0 ne University student day was. protected as a result of threats re- killing and on & pt. °S the two} Sraintree, in a note sent to Sacco acidiiidanat ; ves 1K _ ; te - ot ag The day which ended the seven. | ie Sennkanie athe Department of a celved intermittently for several | were jointly indicted for the mur- | confessed that he was a member of —- ont i tho ! ot anuaenee eee foie ee ee “a Labor This appeal was denied . ' committed the South. WicUon Of BSSAIBtiNg Miss | sett began as the sun rose over | | and the in miendtion officials con: | ied in custody at | fe years and attributed to sympathiz- lder of both men. ia gang that “Billv”’ Plers 21. Maw 20 , ers of the condemned men. ores heh baiting cece: bs eiel ia rson, 4 > > ye ’ . ACK i] Tv " ¢ “ut I ) > th ( ; a | an we I g! 4 to reserve n allo-/ battery of defense lawyers. jthe Black Hills Country of South an unusual offer to give it wider 0'd police reporter took a long a table for you and vour fr: leon or family. from the eustody of the tmm cated. | | Dakota will rememt ‘onder- demonstrat : look and nted, “Bulls.” Meantime there had bee akota will remember the wonder- monstration is now being made /|!00K and grunted, “Bulls. The ae o ie , The Veterans’ Bureau has 801d | - een much 4 p : > a , . ' . = ; i m officials on bond signed hy , ful beauty of the Evergreen Black | by the Hernia Specialist, Dr. An-| Pseudo reds silently walked past the SUNDAY DINN 200 BA | 4 Ni ER / agitation in bh shal em ace e ° = wad ; ¢ . =. . rT _ $5,000,000 of the Liberty bond | men The mba ge si or Hills Spruce trees. drew Kaiser, 444F Keech Building, | Constable, who saluted them, and | 2 pm ike wens. ys + tga in the Government Life | had not run ita sontiatiain asi ‘pubtie | slack Hills Spruce are very sim- 2906 Main street, Kansas City, Mo, went into the Courthouse, the first Cocktails mas pending the decision as to her iy neurance fund, which brings the | , ; ilar but more ru: gered than the Nor. He will send his app! lance for 30. to enter. More children gathered Shrimp or Fruit tr x Orl a) ’ ‘ct Court at New Orleans. She was) ‘ opinion was much inflamed. Dur- | amount available for loans during i pikes i ied. I ws way Spruce and are remarkably rich days’ trial without a cent in ad. in back of the Courthouse. Pres-. 2) Kosher Pick! M | rent Dees ace - iad tee wentendins ain | 7 ; Stuffed Celery Kosher Pickles Queen ‘Olives ' Allowed ¢ | her relative in De’ = |heavily guarded and most unusual in color and texture. Experts pro- | Vance, no cash deposit, no C. O. D, ently a squad of State police in/| Cream of Chicken a La Reine . R ! oe : | ;' Dallas has received $393,000: At- | | precautions were taken to prevent nounce them more hardy and better shipment. Hundreds of people, blue uniforms came from the Broiled Lake T “Me age = Here vou vill find rooms 4 ‘e poder, LA. anta, $335,000 and New Orleans, in every way than any other tree of ™any with double rupture of long Courthouse and marched up Court. on feten Fe i Staite a seal ail * te first hearing before thei@s | } uce OW as * ‘ited States District Court wasint /any possible attempt to release the . Ph T $310, 000. Other cities to han h | } Cane h the e\ ergreen \ ariety. ata ingen SB h; ave declare d it brought or to = li ttle ra murdn on the i Roast iladelpbia urkey, Cra berry Sa) ce w Roast Leg of Spring Lamb, Mint Jelly oss a set for Jan. 3, 1922. but continu- been alloc ated inc lude “ St I Outs ; : ; ' on fs ‘ 1 t hem a nd they wi hstand Sey eTe 1 r m hi my } > . n I “ ' : ‘ “1 , , 4 av a a | ) , 4 | | | the radical! beliefs of t} . Sgpke e prisoners wane ‘om? oi le $393,000; Boston, $223,000; ¢ hica- | There was an appeal by the Court winter as well as drought or exces- COmfort. previously suffered from to the granite tail Choice C ast Blas Ribbon Koss Beef, Au Jus od : : xO, $221,000: Washington. 220,000, | es hee ae ae on ~— i i b ‘ ft *> ANOLE i f > “Yo : , : ‘ . iv nth . eet, — Oil, N ¢ h how oe doag tg a e. nseast teem, £im- ' inscribed with many names whi h f ho col late Sundae every room has a hath. tee teentttinenenetintine- ane ever, lava iade ‘ ar , . }? LuUPm itl ané owe ne : j ae ’ . — " / - . OuIS POS ' On Julv 14. 19°27 the da wee s , + MN 1 ' in Al range ment : Ivantage . P thi oft ; ing , he WwW ere high on the Revolutionary i Coffee rm distm {ame d Mra. Stoma . s> ery ’ > si " . 1 oO “af : ) . te L anit . j T- DISPATCH j} brated by Liberals the world over ¢: nt . ¢ ri wie — thes trees your nell 4 ; - A ag a rolls in 1776 A few minutes be- Permanent guests are rec sted . F (2 r 4 > ree} / 1 J + ; i ‘ i? 4 cre | t ° vw ; : 2 ; = ’ Le . ‘ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER as the anniversary the fall of 1) ry) a) Gene: STOR ree Ta Do iter tedar rat vahoe We fore 10 o'clock watchers on the! to ask for our special rates. - if he meantime, the young Dec. 12 78 ‘ black Hills to anv reader of thie) ‘™ Octo Oday 1e coupon he. courthouse back steps saw a larg 3 DF marriea nt tallen in love whe = ‘ ‘ 2 oS : é Ww e ~ ' : ~ | 2 mia oe le ~ ; | Joseph T. Stoma in the faatile ‘ 11) > > > . . , »u ¢ up roug le ' ‘an Ridder on Sept. 22. 1923. i was are pbominard and. ou Wwe Street. ; verdict of guilty and the two were Jozen. orhibben in pencil. and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS ‘remanded for sentence ‘ac enties ten a eer re ina windows poked the muzzles_ of | Ro af aes tee enn euctusivels entitled to | Under Massachueretts law sen. vered in perfect condition the “ihe ae eee ‘pump shotguns — | & ‘ a longer just Helene Stoma's of ail news dispatches many arranged fo iad meniste mr Andrew Kaiser, 444F Koch Bldg... }. Four policemen jumped out with * - imn It wae the fight of hushand at ' $ a ane Wife * a z ' On April 14, 1924, the credited it o t ' tence is not passed in cabit; , r not otherwise credited in thie tf passed in capital cases and aes ne eae apy BO wet » 2006 Main. Kansas Citr. Mo a ' hel d shotguns held ready A achoo!l | oo , ele ¥ iij “ba: ned fi led a bil? in equity in the the } ; of non Fen ol 7 tet a until all exceptions are passed on ‘t aul f is necessary to « » ci Please send me your No Money-Down a hole mifficiently larg wh for t No C. O. D. Trial Offer. girl giggled, but there was no 4is-| OSCAR W OLSON P - p Unite e . aN. rop. aa hited States District C ourt. claim- re aleo reserved by the Supreme Judicial Cour . | irt Subscription Rates by Mail, in ndyanee, |The exceptions we t abet r re urbance rhen two deputy sher- | j ine » : : : a a “ irental right in the unborn y and Sunday. e $10 oe | , : delaved in real th e é€irt a raw the reat Th . " Se eead ear 5 00 reaching that Court hy the filing are always protectes I hy ty . iffa climbed out with the convicts , 1% : bite ire ab 8 of numerous motions Se’ dies mos 4 cel | art : manacled between them D PINE S | Sy % | "niid of Mere Stoma. The case was ’ ' ‘ ur . ' oe : ; 7 Are tie. 7 : fotien a a | trial, an’ — nine ° F _ a on April 22. 1924, and on ari capri ~ of-town dealer: |) These were hased upon vay inus ithe newspaper photographers | » MO. 4 ‘y 25, 1924. Judge Foster dis- ~ mon nda Dy. i ciscoveries hy the defense A mone "Take your hata off ** They ala : a8 * Mirsed the hill “ e Rut Suthen took an appeal to tered’ as sownd clase matte: a © “es i . | . a Steady thoughtfully searching eyes — © United States Court of Appeaim ; 7 4 4 p f “ $ ; : x > s 4 ee 1 4 e .o > ¢ ‘ ' 2 rt a a © e 2 = & ese ? = 5 . 4 ' = s 7 oe 4 By Ss ; od : % Pa 2 ae t rh ' ye Ss : a t¥ : iq e ¢ Pia w - - 4 a ¢ ; . ; - » 3 _— - : s ¢ - - 24 & 2 . » = .& — . 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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3 ~|ROBBERS OBTAIN. (MAN FOUND DEAD |" esis wosrexy 3 HELD FOR MURDER. em nr me ST. LOUIS POST-NISPATCH Sand Vanzetti $MIIHER ORDERED | Bishop Tu — - = nee ee ee - - Secs seg TDFND [yy SBAS IN SIX. FEAREDANUTHER, gsm» Tt OCT STORE HOLDUPS HIS FAMILY $ : Want to) which they say the war . 2 Eos th i: i Bee ge Ria Doge eee ita | | é wisi: cg re ee ae ‘One Ready to Plead Guilty ff Series of Thefts Started at'Mrs. Samuel Gerstein, with life imprisonment, Anthony mpr ment, ntne jot only “We believe it that the aa te, : crimes, wrong, and we believe theta s i Z . ) | d blood,| now after 19 years, nae taal ; Given Life, Two Want to -7:10 P. M. and Ends 35 Whose Husband Was os ity, Tg, | Bergman, 18 years old, indicted ’ life. understan: ‘ Phage er > » A ' — 2 my lit nderstand it day by day the rurnys State's Evidence. for the murder of Rudoiph 8. @son, tO sequence and the regult after ~ o — " Minutes Later — Two Drowned, and Son Want | a Paes * et ; _ Guenthel, be ae box ——— i ei e? : fee | in a South St. outs ardware Young Men Sought. dle . . ell ee Tan ict cei eed ws Se crossed ever that the war Was Wrong M we are against war now m iy 9 « : a these ever. And I am glad to be ai > a Wait in Cuba Until Hus . ery well! doomed scaffold if ] Ca - a ° 7 n ys tin the! mankind: ‘Look out! You P., 3 band Becomes American money. the catacomb of the flower ‘ 3 . * ; © arms) kind. of ma Citizen in July. “And for what? 4} that ; he had say to you, al) that | se he! promised .-you—it was ie 1 HOPES TO BE ABLE TO RETURN THEN hh.” He war. We believe more now t} = Helene Stoma Will |store, has offered to plead guilty Investigation. when he appears for trial before Circuit Judge Hogan tomorrow. George McMahan, 23 years of4, and Arthur Van Nostrand, 30, who also were indicted an dmust face trial tomorrow, have announced their willingness to turn @tata's witness against Bergmann in the hope of obtaining a reduction of punishment for themselves. Cireuit Attorney Sidener said yesterday that Bergmann's offer had been made through his attor- ney. A. Samuel Bender, and that Four Kroger stores and two oth- | The widow and son .of Samue! er grocery stores were held up and (erstein, whose body was taken on the | an illusion, it was a cheat it liy or;,;a fraud, it was a crime. Th f."" then promised. vou liberty. Where prs, “and | liberty? They promised YOu pr is right, /Perity. Where is prosperity? ‘pag Syrian Woman, Brave After ago it.’’ promis qd you salvation. Where yri e Thay- | Salvation? , robbed of a.total of $645 between; from the Mississippi Fiver Thurs- > ie en ee * dd _ 7:10 and 7:45 O'clock last night. day, have asked the police to re- BRe eeemageoewmnaye-° In three of the holdups, the rob- | new the investigation of the case en ng oe peas tome e la: pes Somes , Eth Te. Per ae, oo a eee beat ee | 2% ee bers, two young men, are believed | to determine whether Gerstein may sing Six-Year Fight In be tee? i odd cut cae cake ‘ a. ri bse a PRE z GOR 6.0 OLE te ote Ee f EE Bes to have been the same. _have been murdered. He disap- Lo eo. i cea eee & Be Eats tee she nis eae Sd Boge Key Ge a cgiant sh The first of the series was’ the; peared from his*shome, 1405A Bur : ‘ , . . . > ce >, , hwy t * , @ x % = ; 7 ; ’ 4 = sins ared is War has Piven to the wor ” hoa | 0 . | , tk. ie. eitvttuss orld? Wheel Court, Will Take Child somer store at 4874 Hammott | avenue, Mec. 2 tant. . ej} is th piritual Progress we a : place. rwo men, described as itted a | achieved from the War? WV}; - With Her. hat de- | 4re the securities of life, the i (ties f @ th} . nd said | ties o the th ngs that we possess sit ad sins,| 0ur necessity? Where are the t anger “Where is the mora} £00 h ee ew — SEES - ew Oo : eee When taken from the river at about 20 years old, entered at 7:16 : 1 FIver a Clifford ©. Rens, counsel for the »p. m. and while one stood with a Mary avenue, Luxemburg, the body ’ | others had told of their willing- j ? inna the mocsneee rote | ness to testify for the State. Side- ye anager, and Clarence! of time the body had been in the SAMUEL GERSTEIN. ner made no definite answers to Hawkins of 4531 Cote Brilliante aaa preteen ee 2am: aittieai revolver over Charles Hilt of Over- | Was clad only in a shirt. The length Ree OL A WT the BNEW ORLEANS, bare enn wn Ae - ale wad ~ water is undetermined. but Coroner | spect for human life? Where gied ali | the admiration for the Food chs " hej acter and respect for the good @ Tho under a strict fet the immigration jaws, must be ' Helene Stoma, °3-year-old mother, | interpretation officia| Duman nature? Never before NAIRARAA® AA er SA = avenue, butcher, the other took $25 from one of the two cash registers and $30 from the other. They es- performed an autopsy time. Gerstein had been in the sausage business near Biddle Mar- ket. The prisoners have confessed their part tn the holdup and kill- ing of Guenthel and Bergmann has her husband, Jo- ; i " 5 * . ) ’ . . > 7 7 Cc ad - — caped In an automobile. which convinced him that the man On the morning of Dec. 2, Ger admitted firing the shot which Apparently the Same Robbers. was drowfed. oo trailed - fF port 2 wt Ming aren oe . ad “ e. shoe store on Franklin avenu companied Bergmann into the ‘ “a= 5 } , S , ity . S a few Weeks before his dissppear- | aio peg 9 pr eeghe Bowes store, while Van Nostrand, acting on ¢ mm car, , driver. remained outside the ance her husband told her he had c ef My we 4 sf t et { ff at he cTroae . me G16 BK SG ' f on store. Identifying witnesses have been found, making it unnecessary to use any of the defendants as a witness against the others. It Its possible, under the law, to impose the Meath penalty on all partici- pants in a robbery in which a mur- der is commiitteed. Bender filed a motion before Judge Hogan ‘Thursday. asking that a defense alienist be permit- -ted to examine Bergmann in City 1 con-j; *4r have there been so m ‘separated fre O- les that /crimes, so many _ corruption geph T. Stoma, and = 4-year-old | official Many degeneration.” : child, and deported from the Unit- les—the Bitter Christmas Eve. ? - ope O° Even when he uttered the nere a renee h NARA re ON nn, — ¥ ‘ > on * * PLA AA ne os “ . ae oO ~ Pee we a> ve 2 oa : ee ; eS ON ans nay > ~ FO WOO, a ee ’T’ «a: t" ' 1147 ae ator ’ . Twenty minutes later two men Mrs. Gerstein said yesterday that ed States, is courageous. She shows her bravery daily dur- ital rin answering the same description en- mom ing her detentio the {Immigra- | i ‘ oe gs On Si larcinge ¢ ? a4 ’ } “; >a: —_— ale P : Z - |” reing of all his long accugatims tion station fhe: But Sh aiSO incurred the enmity of a ican | street nearest the shoe store. Ger- against the Court he seemed t shows t] at he I mne¢ ners near4rt is : : | man.’ and fea red he A ould bye inl aol ‘ p j j . : f the o_o wakrins n-a f This will be the Locust stre istreet, the m: is a low stein said he had business farther ; »¢he breaking } 1a few t et aspect of Christ Church Cathedral ected Bishop Tuttle | 8?! the mahager, and Henry | -; ps DPE IOGEAR RIS IE near the break In a fe p f and the project p ' ¥ | killed. He suggested they remove |g owntown and was going to Broad . th ~n. ernment | Memorial, whe I (oini t site | oss of 1436 Burd ; le. a butch ie Government | emo , n the latter towering structure is completed, adjoining the edifice on the east, on the site [oss 0 : mgprinede ihn Beets Br |to Houston, Tex., but the wife per- | way Nothing has been learned as two registers o EPs 7 ~, ? Rill dll sar Bo ’ « “* ‘*# net dl a apaaronian sh Measensiy ohcho dnd nas’ ipo enim, Mh cleo ae wraps + ie x " 7 RRC PHY “ bis shell ee ak oo ae x sein enih ahl A ’ 7 on » es - fe fhe ET Gin Filbeiige dome.a> 7 y his aaa oe Sema A ae Rm = ep omwnde | Aupayenne ramntn: comepen tered the Kroger store at 6224 I_ex- , SR OR GN OC? BG A RR aaa ME LE SS TEE ia ay ia ail ie a aE ington avenue, held up Carl Elis of 2506 North Twenty-second no bitterness. There wag in . he hand « peays the Hana Y " ‘ “ga ) voice a saddened regret. Wh will separate her from the husband | Of the present Schuyler House. At first only the first six floors of the memorial, comprising the lower ¢©r. and looted the suaded him to remain in St. Louis. jy, yj vements thereafter , : , . ° t? a: & . ‘ ee oe ' € § movements sreaiter, Judge Thayer refused hig appem who has been her all for six years. | horizontal rows of windows pictured, will be erected, but eventually the new structure will be doubled *95 and $45 Bought Store Day ‘Before. » his movem ler he charged, he had put it of¢ nt 6oMrs. Stoma. a Syrian. who came/|in height, towering above the cathedral spire and the adjacent Union Electric, Shell and Hotel Jeffer John Moore of 26 Eugene | “the eve of Christmas” “The to the United States in December, |S0n buildings, to a height og 150 feet. Jamieson & Spearl are the architects. | ty-first street vt . . os ities = ! “ . —_— — . ' it | \ 7 (-T} rT) +} ‘ l } roar } « ‘ *” : | : fs He NOC! at 1110 Franklin avenue for $2900. | wae made known. Two detectives Then a of Christmas,.”’ he repeated wane 19°21. when her relatives and in . h New ste id aT ri vy That Was The ire aAier par i Lilie ha ye peen assigns a to the invest)- ' & 7 . . , ‘ ’ ato ong ' mas ejithe ; } i | wher had died or emigrated to the Miiet “yf . , } ‘ (on June | mB Se Th men took $50 fro ‘ ; | Judge ) nas, , Tr In tne historical u eitner iia sl i I shadl } y « n JUD or O e h oon on : i st ‘ ae i Ti a money that reinained after some gation ’ ly ' : | 1‘ » qi ' rs. a - l hs ‘| and > f ‘Om a WOomMmati } ‘ . ' 2 and after | Lave + No facts regarding Gerstein dé . I + y uF _f * “> 5 ; om . . . Dec. 1, the day before his dis veloped from the police inquiry In appearance, he bought a shve store |the period after his disappearans - miiies a aS tre. his | do not believe in the eve of Chris friends in the Near Last country i was denies y the higher ! nor in the church way P jand where liberty. new, hope and $18, attornes lnaine huseinese stikitw i src way. It } \ eae = ‘app ; : ) | hostility | 6 tr custome bs oie’ a eal T0 PRESENT BARCLAY PORTRAIT Jail, indicating insanity as a de- : eatin fense in the event Bergmann is ” } . re) oe ee: mr ¢ Ae on ei f \¢ _ o | de dur- nut th eye of Christmas—eh, if oppo! unity ; {3° att tebe pon G. ij » e ende« wt - waited to hand down your decigi New Orleans said You Cal ! rt at WV ‘leans. » called pea ae sa Clark avenue ; ae , m. a Mirs Gerstein and their son. Si will present a portrait of the late | fused Benders motion wh n Bend - . 7’ . ’ , = ' ; . . : ’ / ad our fo! 4 come ke ? eg states! ¥« the ‘ourt’s attention to the ne Jat Ss ; lean . ai7 « news were prevented by the rimi- shepard A Barclay to the Mis.- er objected LO Sideners suggestion ‘ 'souri Supreme Court Tuesday zt 9| that a State allenist also be al- unti: the eve of Christmas to vr | rn and . POisg P et } . , ar Le ; t} ang re aitha 7 xt lignin ongress | ' epee ‘ANAS eT 2€ «6grat uotaA aw frot ) hac Farewell f €a in Schuyler House, Which Is to . o deaik cada tee ere a au a = oe a. m. The exercises will be held | lowed to examine the prisoner. Be Razed, as the Site, to Be Held : in Division No. 1 of the Supreme | Bnder indicated he might ask for , 9 , ree armed men driving a large gen. e had 1 in America 10 th ar f far Bt Ou af us with ‘sedienpy a ew and of , eae country is exhausted.”’ } . ofet om Jane -* 1994 hea = | It was aot much iparer untt! al a $350 Krom One Victim. hushand an father was not acatt) . ve of venue pS - _ end. The clock’s hands had cre ° ithe " ec wnt - A am around to near 11. o'clock. ‘aliens ay eee mporaril on Apri 18. cl ar up th srocert , pao rhey i Montreal. | Judge Barclay served on the Cir.) Earth Tremors Felt in Oregon. 0 know | The prisoner repeated hi ". Is lads ities Inder ; 4 > | - William F . aus, oy, affitt | Canada untiy | cuit Court bench of Missouri and) BAKER, Ore., April 9.— Four Bs would ‘of innocence: ( ia . avo‘ passed on the fi | legal issue her ivenue, and obtaine: “ : on. | as Judge of the Court of Appeals) earth shocks were felt at Richiand, to take | “Well, ] have aAiready say 7 attorneys could aise, and denied | and Juda: ‘urns heard arguments | P a oo Sainte : he was free Prior to his election to the Supreme | half way between Newbridge and or——1 am | nor ony am not nao of wedi. @ her relief light. ap eee Shcnssy nego tom rere sc jt eg Court in 1888. In 1897 he was chos-| Sparta, in the Pine and Eagle vai- eg ep | er S, ut I ne ver cor att oo Havana May Be Kefuge. District-Attorney Upneid ; at da a leas ess vege a 7 ne mes pwc tee PER eee rKet oO jarenes ‘jese, 516 S&S country. They arrived in St. Louis; *! Chief Justice. lie died in No- leys, about —— east of Baher, “an Old jin all my life. This i eethed : ol Her attorney. Hugh S. Suthon. ae ode eallinceabegy segs: Tonge: aie Me 3 tates Popa z wea avenue. 1¢ 8 Pe ee et ga NRE ee | vember, 1925, at the age of 78 last night and this morning. : ‘ ii] : wha ‘ Wayne ar 1 United St: is if Christ i Ss] xX mon iS aK Dist ri t-Atiorney ¢ New rleans lral “at of the Protes'ant Episco- boys and adults | 1e basement | 4s] siti tg Sia bese, his ‘lerk Mrs. Gerstein learned that, sho | he : i‘ Francis Aubuchon. 1°‘ ' »yve-ilvw before her arrival, her husband — ——__—____— ould | vou) of New Orteans. still thinks there diocess oO! Alissouri., Wi! be 'wtil be a gzgVinnasiun - nz - Tp ' “~~ oy - o a tlle stalin sem oy) iary “ ' -— 4 For six vears sne has en that &S tion of this ac provided , is week | 1aS a. for the a nt iis country Cou 4} . inere (;erstein btall naturaiizat whereon ine case In }Jnis nev to bring his dependents into is ist (Church Cathne-' ness women. ig ehildren on —_ os not WISh to a dog or toe ‘ ' Sra} . to the most low and misfe , ' 43 pee law lid ‘ ; | = - i. ] ho? ,¢ =} > #HOEe Tc Z d*11h2 | . sf ic ’ “440 -s ‘ asi — " e ar j ‘Mie@t, . ae i + . 4 ; " f } +s ’ - . ’ “ . , . . ‘ a . } os . . " t } - ae ia i Sitift rOe! i a ia Ul! “A. : on s . , nu , a fic a Cust ler +. ‘ oe . a >4 12% of ~u0on my , . 4 ; . 4 p Seen ‘ reagure of the earth thi . = anni Stoma. as she hadi razed, beginning April 20. and a! pool and lockerrooms. A reception | , yiner, tanking 25} had been swindled out of $ | ere GE , ~~ "+ aT. 4 ) : ’ POTTY) the rezwister P mortzage | p to tnat , . . y , , — “ c } ' on & P SS , ee +, : may be hope f , je thinks e Court B 12 an . 1 remains ere / sa 4 Bi ‘; “4 © r - 3 n¢ ‘ mains tn r ii : « BJ ’ *s RS . . 4 . >. of at oo wish to any of them whe C } } ] itt never veel admitted under bond) lofty mnemorial to the i Bishop hall. ffices, choir room and rob- a worthless ; » Vi it aL e r ‘ ~ , ron S@ne may inen P aadmitte ni oe siege nin ? o eee ll a jie not . +s ri , én — ; i] ha £ had LO suffer tor things t i? “AY : os “ - with ar) \ lav exist- Daniel : \ ivyen F rut ie? ht] , linge room f * ine cierzgyv Will >! # ~.’ . a6 ne , } ; on JUV : I Lijyj- f " asics . ee cash — , i ; ' . ‘ os. -8 “| . {i «? fino! : ‘ _ _— — . +) | entenced |i am not guilty of. But my convilt ery. sine: Original at- | ©'©'! ; OR 3 Sree eygeclih ) . (Of. Annual April Sale of Gg claimed, | is th: : uf Byear her husban i tion is that | am suffering beca be pa h } 4 contention Th Trier lor mp, cry } } 1? ’ aaa hi q . yy sia j , a le 0 lat iI Am aA radica). and Indeed ] amé® nalurailz d American ig I , PA i. e : . } by 1 L, . “- * ‘ 4 ii Ne 7} | i = waist , ; a ; = - ha | : silenc att] he Federa! courts. When $?! J i . urns, ana bearing uy ‘ ; : ustrated is a splendid Iridie-Platinum solitaire r Suence. , , ; : ' 1 onnosite , the cathedral] staff Part of th: si ' . ury istrict- orn: oral ah hai ees Hg PORE ‘ on eh ae 2 : miounting. suited for a diamond of about one i ws TN pres t ( ind a Splie effect will oO I I if Helene Stoma to ie cathedral and other officials | : | Then the drvy-voic f the CoM Bhe attempted to enter, Commis- | V1}! L- ATLOFNC! . ) | — " ’ he dry voice of the Cog s noah ye re gy pees, NG group, is 139 feet high roof will be utilized oan th °4 selected. matched ria. hadi waa heard. Judge Thayer did sioner of Immigration William T. neal lai th 1aAG ; lt is adorned with .~ s¢ G ? ; _— ‘ A ainpaign foliowing ishon | ground fe they regard the two prisoners as he p Christy, at New Orleans, and other! 0e«en Na USLOCa. Ad} oe rs ;' ure the: i r ners as he } a : ee acl Tu ; death i 1923. hich Temporary Cathedral Offices. . > ™ . : = 4 Nem TS 1 ‘ . 7-7 im} +f ‘ ath! 7 nounced sentence. He said he ha member © Special Board of During construction, offices of $ 348.00 enting these selected groups of fine pu thoroughly dependable Oriental Rugs at prices nds and four Oriental sapphires fy Orientals, we again prove our ability to sell a) well,”’' no discreation. Inquiry. had made the charg f si a hi ag luring = RPGs oe e | “se ; he cathedral will be in a dwelling i % ‘ ; " vy .s +] : oh? litt) ‘ofits | rai n f 3% 0 f he tne catnegra ox ” ae yas that make Vandervoort’ outstanding in 4 Hiitera 4 Shs eid an : ici | ld ij) Ma ' t) i . hich . ers eastern part of War and later dean when the place the rooms of the Maiestic Just as she had been placed on Washington st ia ' esouri ‘ »f the busy Cathe- | hecame a cathedral. Hie name will “ downtown. We Ww ant to snow firsy stop on W hat was To ha ve rig.) he i] : j 1 , parish has an rium. At $39 Q5 : ’ been her trip back to her native ENVOY IN PEKIN IN ———— - ———- - s LO . gance. © Beeuty finited States Mar- . | ) weep? | : Iran Rugs ‘ : . stroved and looted by Cantonese the °nn British troops alread’ 5 PRE 6 $ Heating of her ‘plight, gem sd Napa ncvevted tania ne Anatolian 12.6x9.4, formerly $435, for pthe legal services of Suthon, and old, and of a dat vastern 1 iquarters for the diocese, of Christ Church during the Civil i ey Khiva 9.10x6.10, formerly $185, for Hotel, the ideal home beard a ship bound for Cuba. the | pTJSSIA RECALLS Iral parish, will be in the memo-|he perpetuated in the new audito- you ‘comfort without cxtrava- i eater a ali i Bne was taken from the ship PROTEST AT RAID or iniure q and foreizn property de- , troops. have arrived ton reinfore c inclosed se te? See , sg Average Size 3.6x6.6 oldiers actin nder orders a ee ee ae heen beas corpus issued bv the then 50) : : : A‘ e un ' ‘ there snhameen has - n +} ‘ ; r 3 ~ + . = ¢€ ° 4 } i m ‘ : ‘ ale © , ‘ Federa) T) - - f r (L.0ndon -dispatcnes say tne Ae hy barbed wire barricades on 7 ' } ae } : ‘ ai District Judge Rufus E ' : , 2 mands will > presented arlY sides. with only the Bund open and Eis Beautiful Rugs from Persia, in rich color tones and patterns of ncemadic origin. Priced Foster The writ had been ob- ort | - saatibhas n t} ‘angtz ' riear () ained hs Attorney @uthon and mm Ames 7. a ANOLE wounded Next Ween at } > oe "# DA ra - that protected ry TWO America EE As OM, ne, nelnened | have i, sistant math ssroi ee five British, on rhe sary me an extremely low. Regularly $55.00 to $60.00. 7rI0Os r° :} al . "sy " thres ren hy wars Ips P ton Officials on bond rned b Ministers Discuss Demands. | | as ae N ) 3 | K. Sliman. a Syrian friend of Stc anwhile the American. Brit- sp neg RPE. PES: mac’ TWO PERSONS RUN DOW THE At 24 95 Mas pending the decision as to her js} and Japaneses Minis- | oer +3 . i. AND INJURED RY AUTOMOBILES ) ‘niente wapeenaneat 7 : sos || Lelahan Rugs Average Size 2.6x4.0 ‘* > : Penal, armed with an order of ha- (antinued from Page One. from the custody of t! mmigra- the 1 .* Malus by the TWhnited States Dis- ers in ] ein ' day +e ‘ ‘ ‘a ‘ . . ands to ee uesday n a Ch Frank Andrews, 54 years oid trict Court at New Orleans. She was allowed ? ici er m In o- ‘ , * : L ; i ine ‘i qs : “ R » Join her ; - ' 1) test trati ' Carr street, a not tamais vender. Here you will find 4 ‘idder, La sequence of the Nanking outrages os | ere vou will find rooms as The 6 Spee need ne hundre was atroch by Ga aatemebile, = first learing efore of a fi ig] age n v hi . : . low as United ec dl = Gaia | se! killed a t 5165 Charming little scatter Rugs, of heavy, Jjura- Bet for oT > Me pe bit : ri asia 7 saaenan ADVERTISEMENT Easion avenue at 8:2 o'c} - last A NJ r) y ble weave, that will adorn doorways or odd cor- 922, ba ners. Regularly $32.00. rn ; , Blces and iinor le 2] jel: ve TY _ rn Sf - s he a ai L $2.00 Single - DS Piles Now Bure — ries He was taxon D | = Soret | ISTINCTIVE | At $24.75 Another one of STETSON’S new ties for } rpite Las + he was crossing the stree ‘ ry Permanent guests are rec née Government, and an appeal find a lot of musery, dirt James Murphy. 12 years id fo ask tor our special rates In the meantime, the young) William Feather in April (oe aos ed with remarkable nage Baio A group of silky Belouchistans, rich in color- * Prop. Vaited States District ing Parenta| right in the unborn | iP, at 4 wmiiter wv. ' im ' ; | | Cided unto June 1923. Federal] ». Abraham Goibart, taken to the } States ; Every room an outside room-— yg Apps als on June 29, 1923 3 h Thoeee who are : nd Ul ‘™ 6040 McPherson avenue. suffered a - ; oe h; Belouchistan Rugs every room has a bath. Ap em ee, 1924, the Court of and hopelessness, t at we Aiacam tort and th . ivractand uP the eis of So Lia Spring. A Shoe ot charming simplicity t at can Wsmissed =Mrs. Stoma’s) don’t have today, SayS__ financial handicap of piles will be inters i y ‘as struch : Easter costume ig FO , mas | when he was sruce will complete your Laster costume. : Yoman had fallen in love with and ¢ succes by I Joh r} eli-known vi oe z: i , : fou * see S N fo]. { — ne ! ings, with typical Central Asiatic designs. | . sag Joss Dh T Stoma in De NJ Ti O N S snl aman Ted as Cit ile . — ' | : ' : | il é‘ : STET! ( )} models TOT Opr fe. ) Especially desirable for the bedroom. ee. « Ppt. 22; 1923 It was , A pnd thing 4 ae akureged Pp ls pach ee , | f » ia Helene Stoma'’s ; eal anaecathe is oe od ad ve nsier : in ; onl r "h o¢ A ccou s § | ( Oriental Rug Shep- Fourth Floor 4 ' s the ficht of husband): | relief is had with tn oe = os A separa ; : G ile On April 14 19°44. the : : Porm # ' : ; : “ sen an “— 4 puity 3 . eS C= é Fae pega Child of Mrs. iets The case was cu ssiands : i ? » as vu Assistasy! > "14 "FS + i fou es see. oak on | Merle Therpe, Editor ‘ yma mecvelous cashier of the bat Mosey Créek |, 12-714 OLIVE STREET $3 00 Double MMMge Boster then aeciacd in favor| Scratch the surface of “the ee i: ; . cdabote : Hide ies *, ’ on avenue. the driver of the auto i: good old days” and you'll Without Surgery sec. Bult Allow ) : Average Size 2.10x4.10 | non-surgical trea! er 4 | hile riding a bic: isinliad > new ar eae : 4s to show you this and many other new | husband filed a bill in Woman Bank Employve Ends Life C \ t Court, clain 5 cents « JEFFERSON CITY. Tem ; U | CH = ON May =8, 1924. Judy Foster Hic. | Published month!y et Washington b; Miesed the ij!) Chamber of Commerce of the U aited Star< , Sut S; thea a ” : pS OT? ‘ : Pry rh) i ius vere Ubia writ ' ’ p —— es SS . ne - — SS ho took an appeal to od A thes , juke , t. ° - . : . : ' ‘ . 1 2 : ac the I hited States (Court { Appcata. ae pCa’ . . +? : es Su Perio) S1OK SETVICE : “Hw SHO nyroeuz! i ’ —_ RR gd: URGE RES Lah A ORL, Ki aN NN EE m8

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Melion Sails for Home. ‘ led for New York today on the unofficial, and seen no . g through hatcheries are a ‘ailure| Falls of Kentucky from the hyéro- holds CHERBOURG, France. April 9 quitania. He reiterated that he, financial attorneys dust : | . _ because of the high infant fish mor-jelectric interests of the Middle- ar al : —Secretary of the Treasury Mellon’ had held no conference, official or! in Paris & | tality. he said | West was voiced tonight by Tom | ; , PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH aoe SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 itis iLxperiments conducted pv the! Wailace. editor of the Louisville: oo a . " ad ~~? ffi nar tr on 4 Bureau of Fisheries of his d@part-' Times. Three cabinet officers, tn: } aa e) Se QO} } ee g 4 if ment indicate artificial hatching; secretaries of War, interior and - ) L } ~ ~ a : ‘ea os ' | > £4 ee +r ih aa ' } nade 1ore successiul it t : riculture, constituting the Th B; R di V ] . To : | fis uatinate aes satiate il- rai er Connieababen ' nave é nee ! ak e iggest a 10 a ue 172 wn “y 4 ? ; ME COMMITTEE'S LIFE : * fancy to childhocd There is tic} jega!l right but no moral right a cae ye ek tees| Sao an See Sas ae Tog] eee Sst 5-TUBE RADIO CONSOLE — by ’ and fishing clubs——the fostering ©!; Mountains, Eastern America, of a! & . ac * and Help Make More Real ‘nurseries, he added. riceless asset,”” Wallace said. . fa ——— = Men in America All efforts, however, to restock lacob M. Dickinson of Nashville = ; . : ioenaeniegiie = Regular $1 75 g - KN . . " 5 eh! ae F the St Re iia. Ree 4 - aN ea a as = =) @ . ttacks . streams and lakes will fall. he a*- Tenn. former Secreta of Was : ? | | ~ - . , ’ | . = . >| ‘ ii” , . + - . _— ~ . + — é ; ober _ 4 . > i> 3 (CHI \ i) Anri : ** — OUs ; 4 ] tit >i} ( Al | ) \ ; | . . J , 4 ; 7 Cn , " - ? . . > — ; é : ~~ . ’ >’ 7 -* Z ann : * = ._ a" irge ries | Ovi i 4 ; e as ; y 7 ‘ ; ‘ . sees we 4 ‘ . sd* ‘ | a a « = =| . c — > . : . the great 1 Pas , - ! : ees | * is » } a a ‘ ; ‘ i > — . - - tes > * ‘ - i + - , a’ ‘i . Re = -~* —_ , ’ “~ ‘ oss aie : ies — i Ci . ‘ 7 =F PAG » ~~ —- chy ke 2 M 7 ‘a _ : _ : ; : » “er ' : : Ls : i { , nd ; De - . . Ti} ft r q eee: c i ? 2 . e ; , ’ ha | " tt +, tm . s - ; ; . ; , > ' : 2 «me .u . . : °° ~ «* ; | riitt > be | . a iva \ A cA ‘ ‘ 2 i ile . a >> t 4 siqen ‘ Iie 4 | if : : ult : : | 7 ; ’ $ . : ’ vs , = — 3 > . . m ; , | ‘ — _~ . j . “ ‘+ ° 2 » . A 4 ; : ‘| 1a: ' : ” i? , , inwwve 7 Tv or ,.? \ 22° ‘ : i L 7? ", cy | j , / ‘ 3 . . — ¥ 7 ite | ; a ' " i’ : + ps BOLE: : . o &s ~s i ‘ ‘ aia ai ‘ . . ° . avad ‘ ae | . 4 ” Hill SES Julix Post-Dispatch Bureau, Wratt Buliding Putr says. “They look more like a minstrel than a hobo.” a Open Evenings | aie CHEE [TERMS $1.75 WEEKLY po Open See Rcanrsor0%, ket 3 eee ——_——_—_——— Davtd A. Reed (Rep.) of Penn- Poet With Guitar Expounds the Mystery of i. sccentes eb teal | Hitz o S Vare, today digect’s ~ the Overtones of Words and Rhythm Ti senged the right of Vice’ Pres | am Aa at the Principia. Pibaent Dawes to appoint Senator | BELT (Rep.) of Ohio, to the va- ee REPRODUCING PIANO 4, rate nt Pensa een bene cent ppt gasps — en the Senate campaign fund CARL sstigating Committees, created CAR East St. Louis Store, 309 Collinville Av. Be the resignation of Senator Gort | CLIN WRep.) of West Virginia ae Asserting that he regarded the err *tempted” appointments as a | ye a “You Get What You Ask for at Johnson’s”’ MM atity, the Pennsylvantan said he | HAI his conclusion on three: gos upreme in performance esi ant = ae $1.15 $1.50 Van [ions it ; , ) 7 — : sf sailin: . ‘ ram DISTINCTIVE, distinguished and supreme . a ar ee F _ eae oy Sa | wari Dare’s Ess Hair First. he sald, the: ee died ola ee ee ee oe a : = mt nm. cow ae 2 Oe h the adjournment o Con- {*". the “Duo-Art” is far more than can be conveyed by el answer for Noyes and Burton, the; ‘Free Verse the Oldest Form. ie Mentha Tonie ained | JOPL igor hanes. vi “These photographs with the guitar are hard to take,” Sandburg _ » “nA *72 oa LS PRE RIES DOES ; as ' * we - p . 1.19 r ess on March 4. He maint the words “reproducing piano —unapproached in tals i ae Lal as Miki Mikekt be the San epsin $ “Hehat the United States Supreme! Sty. rowd tha i the poet in 3 for 3.58 a} 1h ; t 10- ’ ‘eC . iregsing n tor a nour r est EAU OT we ! of, they the realm of the pianoforte, the Duo-Art is a mar oT) oe ene teem tec ae noe. Sr aT el eka ical ae 83c Wr ano STCHAR!_= SMEEEeusherty case did not decide that |g, : ae on . “ . : + + oe r . 1. . : . ee eae i Weg) " kid U « wk 4 ; . : = e nei 7 Eee °, =~ cortt i velous musical instrument, designed for, and appeal a , 3 Louis County me, where he Egyptia! Persians a Jews, $1.00 Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson CAbany 4219 Toilet Form. he Brookhart Committ 7 ing to. people of cultured musical! taste and discern- one “tion | . - a eS a mal eth = ‘th ) nese and e: ‘ly ! Ind : bu Hyne’s Store No. 3—Hamilton and Plymouth CAdany 7646 _ é - «ar or ee ae | | ) ; ee a | | enti aes Ge elimi hs ngress, but merely 4 ment. It brings music to suit your every mood and u rti ri {eg Tae ae “ag in, She Radia te tne cee Supposi- eee san d that the Senate as a continu- | : it iS sU ’ : in , ; -lfialTs — yw ¢ 2c’ hb | pe 23 gal ; preabice m w a eae a ‘ . — ; all occasions, the classic masterpieces and the songs age eyed center of ; \ rapt Sandburg quoted Robert Browning: tories Marshmallo 0 Bars : — — on = : 7 - . ; nA — oe LL "yy eR when il wrote tnat, ae B commillee (nNroug: Ll “cer " of long ago. Selections from your favorite opera laying.”"—Jos nn, maces Gncer s quilct | in “ Ss gale eee 77c 50c Si EASTER EGGS 69c hom it saw th te Gon | , : The diffe: 1 essence “ be- I'm sur oo oor oer Sree | > and an incomparable selection of the newest Broad- ae Secehteaak Mecen* Gaek mee tween free verse and formal verse today. only God 1 eee Be 3 for $2.00 : surt's recent decision in the Mal . °2 Many Hold Contrary View. Delicious, creamy 1.16.4 . : . OO! - : i ies « ae : o is +I fist ' ‘ 80c¢ Size 67¢ marshmallow. They . This tnterpretation was not ac- | ' way dance hits. pon request ae = 2 ‘ = po 4 . ii | ne a nt : ta A s 2 poetry hook $1.25 Blud . ee melt im your mouth C Miller , é rpted by Dawes when he appoint- KIR rt : ; and tha tof Noyes, who, the Post-| to be like an arithmetic; you turn $1.50Size.... $1.24), 2." Mia Fess, and it has not been ss-| LEX The Duo-Art ts available in the Steinway, Weber, S: : ind os “oyes, Wae — ate ‘ogg Soe gal ree ey Spee Life ousiv considered by other Sena- | btm Stroud and Aeolian. Duo-Art prices are from $695 en i ag ne neg Be he jemar is 87c PATENT MEDICINES TOILETRIES | ; rhe Sere. senaee that them E mie nave c¢ veri rom oetry, ! ee >Se Haller’s Bird Preparations 1Re Daggett & KRamsdell's (old (ream. ed empeign fugd investigating (om ‘MA . Bayer’s Ie Haller’s Bird Preparations Lie THe, 47, 2 ; M@ttee has authority to continue Its | woes 4 r ae . - oi , * > ¢ a . :? 4 r. > . r) r¢ P a | > i i a . - . 4 ne : ie . noes and u } f ss Mead’s tod Liver Ol, 4%¢. 50c, Se $1 White na « Perfu » om rk after adjournment. miisie’ ame 1? musi +f ‘s mean : in - : A : i bes Aspirin 212: Caco Coed @Rec je yl cag ~ Perfume, oz. .. aS Senators are Reed of 4 . ing neanings Impeie , ention $1 Squibb « Cod Liver Oi! 79e s? peat ine srn - Be ; : a ie o 6 ne ' oN mar Kon , tian oa. it some iifie California Syrup Figs _. 29a S15 ' ~— - =a Bri. chairman of the committee, > . . . . ; . ad . ia a\s . ‘ . " ~ -. . : Poe trv ir t he C)wve riones # pili pane: ” 15c, 25c Father John . Med cine ace. “4. 5 Ren Hur Perfume. oz. . - . Pe A hraska. efiairman of -— 30¢ Amelin Deodorant > Z ’ O7% yne ACreG $1.25 Gude's Pepto ¥ ) : > 4e ’ COMPANY of MISSOURI Cony yatagielapebaetipl praptoarrend Rag syEh Yor graben ro deagar sy QS | Se ee Mee ehicace, See | Serer Bensein w Almond’ iLsiion,” EREEBRe 30s ciary Committee; Borah, | 4 ponte ; , = Be Pia erT ere tm | Periussin (ough Medicine, 44. m We Dal.eces Cedi 39e, % a ,air » of the Foreign Relations | can », ROT seuUuna ~ w 4 wie ® ; me sal Hepatica ric. Pe P = : a ve — ok ' = . . - W.P.CHRISLER~PRESIDENT od of : eee sweatin ie an at wee $1.50 Petro- = nde ge oe MORE ane 5 $1 Nn-Art Depilitery _ a mi e and Goff. considered | RICH . . . , : ‘Oe $I Golden Peacock Bleac! (ream % ¢. 4 a _* om tiene — ROB : | abi . liv blank at the m $1 Stearn’s Tonic oa Ld : ost conservative Re- | lOO 4 OLIVE S'‘l REET ee wae tax ee oe deel lagar Pyresana Mouth Wash 34e. GTe | ot — Peacock Powder SMiibehiicans in the chamber It has| "°™s f ee ee peg Frostilia ‘ . 4 nm { » for ted that the | Ro Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piane $1.19 te Nerwegian Co r Mil, SSe Dier-Ries tal see ; Aken t0F GIGaee tee ae . | RR a ‘ - : : =} Marsha y am eg — : err) F a continuing hody had 3ED y Oiruceu nerew ‘ tnat sa eric: chi. we J $4.9 : ‘ane . eee ger 30¢ Grove’s Efe . yp ste. 19¢ | ineram’s Milkweed Creams. ; | - hority to empower a committee | cue yg ot Sie Jad Salts ; a 1Se, Bee, 7 ts inetien during the recess. * BR. & BR. Baby Tale Lavoris =te. 43e. FW oe ~ . y ale lm ;, Se se ' ; " romo ad se t in inate “tein’s Theatrical Creams. 4°%+r . A Pennsyivanian'’s second iS . ' . on wir : . . by — P . : . Quinine t:iisrce Thrmoline °4c, 44¢, @ Whi ~ qty ee (ream A ceintf 4 : that even if the’ cem- , . ee Nite ot Skin °~ # Baptisine Se. 5Oe, 3. 25e Black hi mony... - Sie, Te ittee was a continuing body, the | Zic ‘Se Palmolive Shaving (Cream na T es ‘ack & White Vanishing Cream, . . Zonite 21e, 4%c. : 19% 2 re President, in the absence of | Rie Johnsen's Fleer Wax 5A * Fiteh’s Lemon Cream Se ; authority te fill vaeanctes } S S S "Se Chex Sean % for | Rathasweet 19¢, 38°. Se a : . . : ‘ [Me Johnsen'’s Wilk of Magnesia. We Glaze Nail Polish 4 ; m Tre nmittee or otheewise to | SPREE - 89c st Flit. with Sprarer Re Bp nee ee fuori: h oss lacked pow- | “it « t . A, 5: ie. ‘ . > ove liam | arial ‘ ream > , ki Fut Insecticide ‘ : £1 Fovre. for meddy «king O. Me Any vacancy of the Vie Merthoelated Pine Tar Honer. * a — : ; nae $1.49 €1.°3 Creomnulsion IR Joe Cutex Nail Preparations Ke % ttee should be filled By the | a $ii?s an & Wire . i Bath Salte. perfamed. apectal, ?%e ae , 7 — Ree : ay eps ki ne a ae ai r wae The Empress’ Golden Flea. « . aioe ANS a ones bs St Sa a AB oa : - es Dirmmit’s Macie Tone i argued. 20¢ Phillip’s 1 a ee es sage . Pompeian Fae Powde 3 in point was that until Peroxide of Hrdrogcen ite. Sie. 3% * Remon a owder hd - if pon ’ 4 * Milk St.19 Arcid-o-phil ( Moerer’s AS nt ° ' oan judietal determin- retex Compound Ave : on - on tithe ' ) ‘ the committee s status, no . 1 Neovrated Tron Tablets > ~ , ‘He ww bee tee . Magnesia Ge Eapero Cod Liver Tablets 2a | Mudnuts 3 Flowers Pace Powder, 75¢ . fae ion should be attempt- Yrealyptas Cough Ss .. ie _otex 14+ which might affect 39c Vieortone = Sf 2) nen ee Jetom or Colorite ! R THE HAIR ot : be ai ee bao ees Ne ee tte | $1.50 Van Foe 8119: | - se Stead the Meee ; i : | , = = ,ey Li ‘ 4 ar 4 r r Mice «wane ¢ : ile cot Hair T 2 , The Fa : ° ° = Ss sintieatilie s mee : ; ~~ Mrs. Carrie M. Jannopoulo, 734 $2.50 Elastic Trusses. — .$1.98 Au‘o “trop Razer Blades, 79-. + 4 eee ex oe a. Reed of Mis 2 Je ae ; ’ ; ; V\ ‘ ind : }é : ‘ . . in gy site “Sty (,iTlet? Ra Ri . - ; gon, ° : . tm Washington feom 4 Lorgeous scenery | rn erday afternoo slick un: ideas diceamiasieilasae ‘aaa | $4 Double Elastic Trusses, $2.98 [i "rl er Ready Bindes cme . BE Detroit to hold a committee meet- | . ae . , ; ce a 4 $S Leather-Covered Steel. $3.98 [ [20"* Baro Blades * irs. At this meeting the Sergeant- DE $8 Double Leather-Covered Stee!. $5.39 Gem Reser Sinden. Se: 2 me be ie ravid Barry, refused to pug i th h alth eke d h m eke ak Alle - 3-year-old grand- ings Trust Co., in Circuit Judge Lemco Cedar Bags ‘large’ ....5 for 49c | ''" S*w Darwin Blades. ee ee awalt e e se r anh 0 ese r l. 4 Kirby.,and lay down Wurdeman’s court at Clayton. Sh Guaranteed Alarm Clocks... .89c IE . instructions to proceed to | n bo / 3 a | ‘ t | far | . i general indigniti nd was $i Fountain Syringe or W. B.. 69c A P40) CD EX Linwes } ' $u ' ee inties on ae ad- a) | ORADO SPRINGS AN 1) \ wise LG Ares bet cain af - sites oo ie Kies alia lee Mao ee pil irs shea $e eh - : — re o o ~ } Dalia . ne liver itis. " mineral springs, nest! ngatthetootot to-do peopie from a : Siren and : _—" Perconl 7 , arated ' $150 Electric Grill or Frying Pan. . .98c crown aps find them equally palstable ia fe : ¢ now waiting fe F ’ a Pa ' + a ‘ 2 , i.) te . ‘ . _ - . : =a ; art rt) : oe ’ 7. a Pikes Peak, offer an ideal \ ear. roun } Wort etire } iMI]S)} es = ‘ es cy ; eo? Vis a} An 7 7 ie Ke-stone City Lawn Grass 5 ’ wee = i | Court nf ek at iar ‘ he 7 i3- G . ) . : Mrs. Frerk +4 rere | *+ , “i Bp | Seed. ._....... .4 !b., 39c; 3 Ibs., $1.00 23c and 45c r the doeyments shall be turned) g Sacco ( Smith’ s ) eae 5 Ibs., 50c it am in’ thea me ~~~ . 7 % on . ~ , | ; ‘ , ,* »*Z — . . - ae ‘ ; a ee ‘ . TI : : . Fe? see ners alike. Here tne winters are ; : tan Ss pes Ss ~L “an ereu rnd ough nein ar Asked whether he had conferred | ? 7 . . : ‘ + Bin ue - , . _ “ . ? . ’ ‘ oe 7 e ore ~ 4 mild, summers cool, the air drv and Of in ranching. x“ ee _ Radi b ervous and excited.” Jan 5 . s tor te pero lie ~] } ao h - . Cok . _ . 4 ° ’ . » + : ' ‘ : i ‘ 14 ? un a ; a a he latter 5 ACA vorne = ciear©r, W ne t ere is ar a \ erage of o : () 4 ‘ > i ‘ : \ : : ‘ i 7 .4 . i rf 2 > , ' — , , - , et. . ve : , . Po nnsyivactia remarked H . ; a ' P 1 FF ! i Cir een + . — : , cafe ee: . — Pc ° es i- “+ davs of healing sunshine annually. gol, Ing, horseback riding ' i did poule filed an entry of appearance. nine p F Shat be did not think Keyes — HC “yj ; ~ “** "4 ~ = j i . a — ~raererf oF -_ . * : P ‘ 4 a- j ™ = 4 “_-—_ - © . - ao > aes ; DR FRANK ~ Pi m™ are unanown 1 c o1orado, a! ad Tor advantages of he he st of 1 L] ‘ NEW HEAD tH CHILEAN COURT 7 s ~~ The best of in- — - , mat the talk disc oaed 10 LA ~ : . . . ; “. \ ey Ly; E ‘ ' ' 4 ’ , as visible hifecals: TOOTH PASTE “4 ; - ii” ll ies z in KP 2 veauty of scenery the region ts un-_ theatres, public and private schools, — By the Associated Press te Cw | A mace of say Cee * i 1} } ; Ricardo Anguita Named to Poet ‘AMBI Ep , . - ° > . \ d * .** . - ° . P ‘ ~ . . — ‘ ‘ ei . sur yassed anvwhere. coieges, Churches and moagern snops. R RIDGE. Mae ae "m3 , | | 4 = | Varated hy Thaners Omer Tae Re Oe erent ih acy Al Olas os Sy aD 19c Each Bh caron sees rum oF ser eT [Orme : wierek : ; 7 a ine teric : pr or detanded mjf{ormation, fill out coupon beloa ~ NTIA — tir ¢ ed at } nena cette ane 3 for 55¢ - Mar of -special Delivery” Views ME j Angu 3 MT . oe q ; . P piete and our thereagh ' on Pix ture } rye Then in Thesmter. rm oor - . climate to home seekers and health Fa % 2 sa) ely , wt Sy ps BS » ime ate See tes 8, Certs ad £ - Ps ant . Pere : me oD siete Teint . pa i pias oF BP RP ORE ni a ge a eee: — Al ~ = ~ ~ ‘ CRM DOLLIES, OPES eng ae Ail trie sec ee Tere SPOR es ae he SAL hg a ens spot > 2 ty ren SST alin he ee hg Sia Bat nee a eee ; f AIR aie Be Fa a» eae cee KM) rowetar ©. REM oA ‘pectaters didnt know K, . : ssientifice eye examina- 7 HE HOMAS 7 tion | TWO DAYS ONLY Complete Secciat Feruuta Gs . but « saatching the ie FALLING HAIR v3 Mowing of the fim. “Special De-(™ Rest Glasses. geed fer head- Dr - J Si a ery at th Miseourt Theater «4 aches. Alse reading and sew- . ® ° ingman Poeltivets owe 3 last rv ght Cond r the come- z ing. Large lenses and frame , dandruff and brings ; a 4 ie _ano se . ™ complete. Special $1 50 rg wee! Opt ometriet hair and scalp beck > Gian « of the pictere, ss* > o ~ueressful te ermal health v 2 days ently Ontical Service AO mt 7 ‘ ’ ~_ > (antor viewing | _—— OWN : ince It was the | 42 “ _ ‘Ime he had witnessed a ehow- . pees of t film in the presence of a) —_—_——— they were eee a ae ae ~~ — —nemee = A Hivcattw Re \ Peamawenr R CaTTONal ADVaNTa 4a Peri¢nc?. (/7c¥ sAe2 : Oph Sp Pigs nati: ¥ : ie > Gre (427 le 8% Megreait com EE SC ce a eRe oe NEE oP ham ERE franmcial worry. ; os *, | | | a | 1 | | {| a | i a I | ! ls i t | a ee , i . pens t Fr audience : 3 Mr aed Mra Canter are visit- a ing ° home of Mr. and Mra. Ar- bs. 4 ¢ | : “Aer en (enway road. ™ 5 6 ' ILES AMPOO "is County. Ti was said Ast VIN ng Seb: that he will make a brief) ether ‘Shampoos. " _— S aeetaieeatiamilal , ‘en eee “hurehes id. ©.. and San Pranciseco COLORADO SPRINGS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE nes COL oy br \N Fs dltinncirnedettiad vr AREA fee. io papers bhef> ceming to this cits Colorado Springs, Colorado ag 1-Larra!? ' ’ nm 1894 ae 1 «ef the news desk _* 4 t2 aan “4 ' tim realigned tn RH aged sisegiicandh, Seaghega' Tance on the stage at the Mia- r=" at 9 p. m. teomerrow Railroads grant stoporers and side trips en raute on transcontinental tickets Weymouth post in Verr ecesensical. AERA RARE NSIC

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on the at he ial or in Paris. unofficial, and financial attorneys during h es Fr SSOMIDREED SAYS | seen no ——= — ee lue rf Yothing Else set. 87.50, includes in Town CONSOLE meeoular $175 Outfit, Only 50 COMPLETE to Buy powerful s-Tube Radio Console is hat you have been waiting for. Gives erything you can ask for in a re- This extremely low price, all. accessories, gham Tested Tubes, 2 45-volt B es. 1 A Storage Battery, 1 C Bat- Trickle Charger, 1 Grid Leak and Utah Speaker Unit. Isomely designed and finished. 5 The cabinet Store Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock MES ERRED ON SNNITTEE'SLFE od FPponsylvanian Attacks Vice | President's Recognition of Campaign Fund Investi- cNATOR DECLARES ACTION. A “NULLITY” wes Presiding Officer Has No Power to Fill Va-| | ancy in Group That Is io § Officially Dead. A Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Bullding. WASHINGTON, April 9.—Sena- |, Bue David A. Reed (Rep.) of Penn- | ieivania, defender of Senator-elect | Wiliam S. Vare, today digectiy | Epalienged the right of Vice Pres. | Ment Dawes to appoint Senator | ines (Rep.) of Ohio, to the va- ancy on the Senate campaign fund Ipvestigating Committees, created Tp the resignation of Senator Goff (Rep.) of West Virginia. — at Johnson’s’ Are) & on CAbany 4219 CAbany 7646 _ olate-Covered arshmallow creamy ow. They bur mouth C JILETRIES mamsdell« (old Cream, “He, 4ic, $l. Ose Perfume, oz. 406 a Perfume, oz. tile erfume, oz. 69e Ee 4%¢ fur Perfume, oz. Toe Deodorant 24¢ nzoin & Almond Lotion, 2 "s Creams . Depliitory . eacock Bleach Cream, 6.tc Peacock Powder _.. 4le Cream 430 Heres 24e, V9 ss Talcum "Ie Creame« te lkweed Creams, 44¢,.° 8%e a , Be. Ste, We Baby Talenm . 166 Btrical Creams, 42°, R&2e Vanishing Cream 3%¢ ikin Remedy . S7e. TRe White Vanishing Cream, 19¢ Lemon Cream . Se . .19¢, 39¢, 796 all Polish Ae Bath Salt« is Ne ury’s Preial Cream AT er mrddy skins Ste Nail Preparations ... 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Sterile Gauze 42c $1.50 Agarol Warner’s $1.13 Black Flag Roach Powder 12c, 28c Gic | Listerine 2Zic, 42c — 19c TOOTH TST Ct ps TET ER I . . » >it te : LISTERINE PASTE Each 3 for 55c Spe cial Posttivel, dandruff and hair and scalp to hormal condition. THOMAS SHAMPOO Superior other Vere to THE THOMAS. Formula fer FALLING HAIR healthy $4 42 47c Shampoos. economical. ret twren brings back +3 7 f ? ra Asserting that he regarded the Buy Bestwall From These St. Louis Dealers: ST. LOUIS Atlantic aniiiees Co. Fred Heim Lumber Co. Hill-Behan Lumber Co. . Julius Seidel Lumber Co. Putman Lumber Co. Westfield Lumber Co. MISSOURI ‘ ALLENTON: Allenton Lumber Yard BELTON: Geo. D. Hope Lumber Ca. BOONVILLE: Heying & Sons Lbr. Co. BROOKFIELD: T. R. Walsh Lbr. Co. CARL JUNCTION: Carl Junction Lbr. Company . CARTHAGE: Stanley-Thomas Lbr. Co. CLINTON: E. D. Sayles Lumber Co. COLUMBIA: The Taylor-Estes Lum- ber Co. DREXEL: Geo. D. Hope Lumber Co. EUREKA: Julius Gutman Jr. ‘ FULTON: Fulton Lumber Co. wattempted” appointments as 4) WAMILTON: Hamilton Lumber Co. Megility, the Pennsylvanian said he eee ee J. C. Jones Lum- wer o. based his conclusion on three;HOPKINS: Dalby-Sheley Lbr. Co. ints: INDEPENDENCE» Badger Lumber & - . Coal Co. First, he said, the committee died D. H. Crick Lumber Co. bh the adjournment of Con- ees ek oe c - Planing Mill & Lumber Co. ess on March 4. He maintained | JOPLIN: Central Lumber Co. Mat the United States feurt’s recent decision in the Mal Daugherty case did not decide that he Brookhart Committee contin- ed in power after the expira- Hon of Congress, but merely de- ded that the Senate as a continu- body had power to corminue committees through the recess Mhen it sgw fit to do So. | Many Hold Contrary View. This interpretation was not ac- eepted by Dawes when he appoint- a Fess, and it has not been se- Housiv considered by other Sena- tors who hé@ve declared that the mmpaign fund Investigating Com- Mittee has authority to continue its Merk after adjournment. Among Bese Senators are Reed of Mis- muri. chairman of the committee; Morris of Nebraska, chairman of mane Judiciary Committee: Borah, Hiairman of the Fore!tgn Relations fommittee, and Goff, considered fe of the most conservative Re- BBblicans in the chamber It has Been jaken for granted that the Renate as a continuing body had pothority to empower a committee © function during the recess. The Pennsylvanian’s second Point was that even if the com- mittee was a continuing body, the Wmice President, in the absence of Pxplicit authority to fill vacancies On the committee or otherwise to act during the recess, lacked pow- tr to do so. Any vacancy of the fommittee should be filled by the Benate itself, Reed argued. His final point was that until there had been judicial determin- Ation of the committee's status, no further action should be attempt- by anyone which might affect $ activities. Reed issued his formf&l! _ state- Ment after he had conferred with #éeferal Republican colleagues, Hampshire, chairman of the Audit pani Control Committee who re- Mised to approve the P¥ouchers needed to send the Sen- Pate Sergeant-at-Arms into apents David A. Reed Consults Keyes. uri came to Washington — at-Arms. David Barry, refused meouth counsel to the committee rments. Over to him, Asked whether he had conferred of With Keyes for the Siffening the latter's Reed of Pennsylvania that he did not think Keyes need a anhy stiffening. kerpret Keyes’ position purpose backbone Pattitude. Mar of “special Delivery” View Picture From Box in Theater. Supreme! AMong them Senator Keyes of New expense four Pennsvivahia counties to impound te ballot boxes and election docu- After Keyes refused to approve the expense vouchers, Reed of Mis- from Detroit to hold a committee meet- ing. At this meeting the Sergeant- to to take over the boxes and docu- South is now waiting for ahe Federa] Court to declare wheth- *r the documents shall be turned remarked | He declined to beyond P®lating that the talk disclosed no efYidence of any change in Keyes’ | M PCANTOR SEES FILM OF SELF Duncan-Klaner Lumber Co. Finley Bros. Lumber Co. R. J. Hurley’ Lumber Co. J. H. Magill Lumber Co. KANSAS CITY: Badger Lumber & Coal Co. Dascomb-Daniels Lumber Co. Dierks & Sons Lumber Co. Lapsley-Baker Lumber Co. Leeds Lumber Co. H. B. McCray Lumber Co. Monarch Lumber Co. O. E. Renfro Lumber Co. Schutte Lumber Co. Southwest Lumber Co. Sowers-Taylor Co. A. O. Thompson Lbr. Co. KIRKSVILLE: Adair Lumber Co. LEXINGTON: Lambert Lumber Co. LIBERTY: H. R. Banks Lumber Co. LOUISIANA: La Crosse Retail Yard Company MAPLEWOOD: Hill-Behan Lbr. Co. Lumber Co. NAPOLEON: Napoleon Elev. Co. NEVADA: Logan-Moore Lumber Co. PACIFIC: Pacific Lumber Yard PLATTSBURG: Cowley-Lanter ber Co RICHMOND: Daniels Lumber Co. ROBERTSVILLE: Chas L. Sheerin ROCKPORT: Rockport Lumber & Coal Co. ROLLA: The Schuman Lumber Co. SEDALIA: Babcock Lumber Co. Central Lumber Co. Looney & Bloess Lumber Co. Sturges Lumber Co. SENECA: Miller Lumber Co. C. H. Nold Lumber Co N. D. Biles & Co. Hutchinson Lumber Co. E. W. Roy & Son Robideaux Lumber Co. SPRINGFIELD: Garrett Lumber Co. E. R. Compton Lumber Co. Independent Lbr. & Supply Co. L. W. Houk Lumber Co. Groblebe Lbr. & Material Co. Landers Lumber & Cement Co. D. Squires Lumber . Co VERONA: W. R. Wilks Lumber Co. Comm. & Lumber Co. ILLINOIS ALTON: Springman Lbr. Co. Genter-Wardein Co. ATLANTA: Donkle & Weber BEARDSTOWN: A. E. Schmoldt BELLEYILLE: Liese Lumber Co. Riemann Lbr. Co. BISMARCK: Brown Bros. CHAMPAIGN: W. W. Walls & Co. Alexander Lbr. Co COLUMBIA: August Weine!l Lbr. Co. DANVILLE: Danville Lbr. Co. C. B. Hooton Swisher Lbr. Co. DECATUR: Manufacturing Co. | DUPO: Dupo Lumber Co. DUQUOIN: Home Lumber Co. E. ALTON: Hale Lbr. & Hdwe. Co. fomply immediately to the COM-| EAST ST. LOUIS: Central Illinois Mittee’s instructions to proceed to Lumber Co. Mhe four counties on money ad- Sg og slag Banced by Chairman Reed. The B. Goedde & Company Mhthimittee then instructed Jerry |EDWARDSVILLE: Stolze Lbr. Co. ELDENA: Glessner Bros. *!| FINDLAY: O. H. Paddock FREEBURG: Freeburg Lbr. Co. GERLAW: Warfield Lumber Co. GILLESPIE: Gillespie Lumber Co. . C. Jones Lumber Co. GRANITE CITY: Stolze Lbr. Co. HARRISBURG: Dorris Lbr. Co. J. B. Ford Lbr. Co. . H. P. Barnes HAVANA: Bruning Lumber Co. . HIGHLAND: Marty Lbr. Co. HILLSBORO: H. M. Dorsey | ny LA HARPE: John M. Lyon /'LOVINGTON: Lovington Lbr. Co. ACOMB: Chas. MATTOON: Andrews Lbr. Co. MASCOUTAH: Geo. Drazier MENDOTA: MILLSTADT: Millstadt Lbr. Co. Ss /_NEW ATHENS: New Athens Lbr. Co. 'OAKFORD: Bruning Lbr. Co. The spectators didn't know it, PANA: Pana Lbr. Co. 4 but while they were watching th 1 Showing of the film, “Special De ery,” at the Missouri Theate last night, Eddie Cantor, the come-_ | flan, and star of the picture, sat’ PARIS: W PRAIRIE Rocher Lbr. Co. UINCY: a Lbr. Co. REDDICK: A. C. Shimmin / ROCK ISLAND: Weherhaeuser & Denkman Company. nf r ‘ina box With Mrs. Cantor viewing | SPRINGFIELD: Baker Lbr. Co. pals own performance. It was th PUrst lime he had witnessed a show ME of the film in the presence of *ater audience. Mr. and Mrs. Cantor are visit- E the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- | Shur Baer on Conway road, in St. last brief | WATERLOO: Louis County, aght that he It was said will make a Muri at 9 p. m. tomorrow. 4 ‘Pearance on the stage at the Mis- e Oscar A. Eilson & Son Schuck & Son - |\STAUNTON: Hargrave-Spenge! a Stolz Lbr. C STOCKLAND Grain Co. TALLULA: Tallula Lbr. Co. Oo. : Stockland Farmers TOLEDO: Builders’ Supply Co. ‘VALMEYER: Neibruegge & Sondag VANDALIA: C. G. Sonneman WINDSOR: O.. WOOD RIVER: Stolze Lbr. YATES CITY: Yates City . = Co. MANSFIELD: Shermann-Shipp Lumber MOUNTAIN GROVE: Landers-Barker Lum- ber Company PLEASANT HILL: J. C. Jones Lum- ST. JOSEPH: St. Joseph Lumber Co. Queen City Woodworks & Lbr>-Co. Nae ge Planing Mill & Lbr. Co. WILLOW SPRINGS: Willow Springs WINDSOR: T. H. Rogers Lumber Co. BUSHNELL: M. M. Pinckly Lbr. Co. CENTRALIA: G. A. Glore Lumber Co. COLLINSVILLE: Collinsville Lbr. Co. DALLAS CITY: Dallas City Lbr. Co. G. S. Lyon & Sons Lbr. HOMER: H. M. Smoot - |HOOPESTON: Illinois Lbr. & Grain Compa LA MOILLE: E. W. Houghton Lbr. Co. O. Foulke Lbr. Co. “MADISON: Madison Lbr. & Mtl. Co. Alexander Lumber Co. . §. Logan DU ROCHER: Prairie Du _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TAYLORVILLE: Robt. Carlin Lbr. Co. Groose & So H. ‘Paddock Lor. Co. Lumber Co. TT _SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927_,_ : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae a Misfoy Bap ret, Aah % — — ee . . . . Baath ir Ligee rs? ey j he Nat er “eae . fink s : yt yeaa ROE PP NSE. Vg” ae Oe Sh pees 2 ‘Shay, AR FE NP oprah ae Le rane 8 Melettaiies ao ober a wees. naalnnsieah peice RE sn comme aWee? Tate a rat othe wel sings 56 Dh ed lis —_ “ ee aS 9 eee tes al - — 4 pee 8 ore ho tii tamale fale a ne or ~— ~ Se t+ ~ te & oe aes + yea a oor one ee PA TO, RAL @ >. MG er - ves fa tie: $ pe wits , >) a Ss ah & Fd : z= . ¥ +. ~ ; Dee > a f tr: . 4 4 \ oe - te 4 1 Be r ad iB j : : ¥ 7 s } is & »' 3 : a at : FY id “} 2% om ae when ony KES is oa Sek pet Bee agg a eM a 1 = Seiten ee | e : ei 14 PP a : | epee ae a ia oe tC a S | i 4 § f | : : : ie ? . : | . i | ren | | A if | ht | Go : ad T IS strength that makes a plaster wall board nomically—a board that handles — .~ avg ‘ Me worth your money. No other feature can duces a smooth, even wall—a ~ ‘ take the place of strength. You'll get the made by the oldest manufacturers of wa board rugged strength to which you're engitled when _in the world. ‘ | you buy Bestwall. = ” a board bys _ army oF 5 4 nce.—a You'll get it because each slab of Bestwallis by the Underwriters Laboratories, lade of the finest grade of rock plaster which 1s board that is an excellent epee Ponce a still further reinforced and protected by a principally you'll get strength —an 8 smooth, tough, wear-proof cover of genuine most important thing. Beaver-made fibre. See that the plaster wall board you get a . , . oh Of course, when you get Bestwall, you'll also CREAM-colored a gsrysce ts get a board that decorates pleasingly and eco- — super strength R you no m | S ie al DE ae of Ft ‘ Bestwall conan [ . by i es ‘A ee 1 THE SUPERIOR PLASTER WALL BOARD parmeir wie | | Cellular Gypeum), Vem % serena “ heal Lath, Gypsum Blocks, Thermocrete (Cell cease (fk GR Manufacturers also of Beaver Board, Beaver, Americoh tojen, Mineral end Smooth Surfaced Roll Reofings, Reot Points end Cents | e > THE BEAVER PRODUCTS CO., Inc., Administrative Offices, Buffalo, New York | ; Address all inquiries to Kansas City Office, 12th Street and Crystal Avenue | or Chicago Office, 49th Street and Oakley Avenue ™ . $i Lumber Ca BRINKMAN: Wm. Cameron & ‘ . | ies Lor. Co. SEMINOLE: Simpson CHILLICOTHE: D. J. Young @ TOPEKA: D. T. Gabriel & Sons , EL RENO: Davideos & Cette Co | Pickering Lumber Co, COLUMBUS. FR. Seymour ; “4 -k & Coal Co. FAIRLAND: Geo. D. Hope Tulsa Rig, Ree! & Mfg. | ik Ce. HUTCHINSON: D. J. Fair Lbr. Co. - Capito! City gg x FAIRFAX: Osage Lumber Company Sun Lumber Company DALLAS: Huttig Sash & Door KANSAS et ee s |. Be He say res Co FELT: T. M. — vo al &@ Co ' Weleetka ay Co. A a gy Lember 2: ’ E. . Hamson & 5on . BD. c — 7REDERICK: m. Camer . Lumb °. m. Cameros ALEXANDER: Olson Lumber Co. | Slaten Teas oe | McCleery-Dudley Lumber > REGAN: Home Lbr. & Supply Co. | 91, Dare cl" iows Lumber Co. | FREDERICKSBURG: Stein Lor. Co. ee uty cone INDEPENDENCE: National Lbr. Co. jay Lumber ype Boe GAGE: C. E. Sharp Lumber Co. SKIATOOK: Tulsa Rig, Ree! & Mfg. | GAINESVILLE: J. C. Wooldridge Loe. “yet fli age , Marthe Co. f _* ee ' GATE: Home Lbr. apr ty \*- Co. Company ANTHONY: Badger Lbr. & Coal Co. IOLA: Northrup Lumber Co. -'B. Whelan Lumber Co. ) . . & Case Lbr. Co. o . e & Co. OODLETT: D. }. Young @ AMGGRTA: Bolger Lor, & eet +s. Prcemoncneatst FB Ep Conny Lum- VALLEY. FALLS: ee atl CEO MON: Comlen Lumber Co. STROUD. ond Sell Lumber Ce. | Goose CREEK:” Robertson id. Doe. ARKANSAS CITY: Badger Lumber & | JUNCTION CITY: Geary VERMILLION: Andrew Johnsto | HEADRICK: Wm. Cameron & Co. SULPHUR: Leeper Lumber Co. ald Lumber Co. a : Ae: oe wage oe C | KANSAS CITY: Badger Lumber & | VERLY Star Grain & Lumber Co. HOBART: T. H. — — ce. TULSA: Hanna ae a HALE CENTER: Higgisbothem ery | tae Comley umber ompany a . ; WA > - otar . 7: ley umber Lo. rw Y¥ he Lumber ) lett Oo ‘i . + M. Dea! Lumber Company Coa! Company ‘ WICHITA: Wichita Lbr. & Supply Co. a evEs ok Shpecuee ys tape BRINKMAN: Wm. Cometuon & Co. | PICHER: Long-Bell_ Lumber bor WILSON: Lee Wilson & Co. pee ee teaher ae. - L. K. Moeller ment Co. ee ASHA: m. Camer . CITY: ng- . Co. : ‘ . 4“ e umber GOFF: Friend & Holston quences TS Te EHOTEAU: Geo. D. Hope Lbr. Co. PON Graw-Baughman-Bearly Lbr. Ce. TEXAS | WAXAHACHIE: Wm. Camesun, @ Co GAMILTON: T. M. Deal Lbr. Co. Carey, Lombard, Young DAVIS: Wapies-Painter Company | POTEAU: Dyke Lumber Company | TY. W. C. Bowmen Lum WESLAGO, Wests HILLSBORO: E. R. Burkholder Lum- PROTECTION: Home Lbr. & Supply EARLSBORO: M. Grew Baughman RINGLING: Hudson-Houston Lbr. Co. ARCHER CITY: . &. ee ber Conger? SvILLE c Bearly Lumber Co. ROOSEVELT. We Cameron @ Co | 0) be COs ae ce WICHITA Morgen Len Ge HOTSINGTON, Wilteen Lumber Co. | BORN ALL Beott Lumber Co. Hele mig Ree) & Mic, Co | EQOMOw Home Lor. & Supply co. | BORGER: ) Sew aoo: Cees et om | SUBLETTE. T. M. Deal Lumber Co. ELK CITY: Geo. ® © , Co. . HURON: T. E. Snowden Lumber Co. SUBLETTE: T. M. Deal iu IGE AL ALLE ARDELL! A

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~ - a7 ‘ »TY T ’ e é.. ath cide: : . . MADE : Hodiamont & bkasteon =_— ' , Evi- Labor Secretary, at Granite "“P™"r"s™'* © a DUTCH MASTER, VAN : 2Se Bottle of 3 sail t sag pone 7H MASTER, VA! BOUQUET VEGETAlidence on Me,” Olliver =: a ses seoves in| ieee ail visit only Nica- DYCK, MAPACUBA ye - ge feos Mexico, Nicaragua and “ on ~ og ' wd Kn : fos he 3 for 25c a. pecia a Ee Q ugs PEAU Ea) | Dodge of East St. uls, .; aa China. gieaned from State Department re ROI TAN, GARCIA SHAVING CREAM@Tells mania h Shaving me Rew Cream daily att GRANDE, EL VERSO See ee ee See ae ems gind Toilet Articles “Goce: = ; ! a eile va ~s . aoa —— crowd @ OLIDGE WILL THROW BALL ff — | erything would ture out all] SO ANIMATED Bhs everssbine To Open reovon at weminsen BT OVELINESS At All Walgreen Drug Stores in St. Louis Monday Only — ee Lasts baat Se : ——— } | f: a4h e- = e . ey ierk,. who dis- rr the Ager as p o ‘ : = +* WASHINGTON. April 9.—Pres | that Elusive, trressstible : | P Se lll lent Coolidge v thr yt tin something called—CHARM BS aa | Doux Jasmin . a for eight weeks on the | fy o3, : 5 Oc Medium 4-Orx. Size : f .\ | Tt ts true French ‘ nt of officials « f the Stock- £0 noo... : of Ctre. It ts the on ‘ af More than - aad ee skin—a giow that comes fr 7m with- * ° i Jasmin—memerable os . S. National Bank that adie: in when all the fa ~« Vivacious | + 9 grant flower itself, . | ' rout. $29,000 while em- age loweliness ; ro i : : » ‘ : P — “ om K- nile 7 ‘ . 4 . vy it ii as a Doo - That's the energising acti Face Powder Bret «°° 2’ “hecks § Vas tee P ‘ "th . Ps pac - oa ete rae as - Se z %, - J a PRB A KOEI A ny RRIF 90 PGF Wye foes : ot ER C rie sane Sosy. amine ae te pee pi iy PH | es 5 ho aca eg, ee Sak als > Sure P-ailiee * ath ae wdige had enjoyed 4 wonderfully soft and ne as Cs ls | Naa : fi reed . ) Powder in »r Johnson. a f ite of . ’ = lenhk ed his moth- they we Roth Wal , . . shes ’ , a : | ™ aturetie. tele PHROones 1S Mae | He) ann ong _| Mr. Coolidge and star pitcher of | RO, 5 Pee a ee : Kit Rachel &24 is es Dodge. 429 North bank. B with tts 400,000 Frets ~ g (je Sk ‘f, : lo veg ez gecasies the Senators, and Manag Har? Sa = ‘ “« 44-1 0 . : Apritan, a . h afreet, E. ast St iOuis revealed - re linenr 27at sf in i Me . 4 | pew shade ee Fi - ‘s are out of the lineup because of In- Large Sa, Pure : | - f “ o Comes Bom Broke. ~~ pas -ellogg is showing himself juries. Size ie 2 * Fi f * . — s 4 ase » \ broke he told her. “and an da } . alistic T L ; ine ror a | " 53 ing home take my med- that he ry with the nationalist! rube .. i | mi nom +. ¢ .. 2% 4 ea ' the Bath _* : ~~ >, oo Ez, : r the last of his market ‘hina. nile protecting r d » ty ‘ : _ erty, he formulating a pol- ? 1s EY rE > wy y 4 t is in no sense imperialis- f 3 wir ~~ COMPLETE Thomas . i Se Sias You u Can? t Sleep Nig Meets Old ew Workers. pains about the “Az go the gecasion ce Nis “sit | Monday and Tuesday Only Formula é A SSE SES 0 nite ry Davi im t men who in Zylo Library Frames Prevents Hai . From (Limit 10 Bars) e \ | : > | Try This | & — MBackache and Bladder Weakr Reading or Distance ll eeciiiiieas . ; an recesa where i are hein , wea | via , ve} : , > ‘ inteepes | ; neaitn al if ’ im aA powertr ene- 4 - . - [- reshly Roasted Nlarshmallow j power cleanses the membranes ; ps , 2 ee W ol mr af microhes f ? Tr : / of dust aeTrms a muces. ecyent night and aay eiiis. tab} . quik ‘kis disposing ; i " . E E Pe. : JA Large bottle. i Es * - of all ~germs on the ; 7 yy ( ‘OF 4 LSSs : P der weaxness, bac kache. bu rn | : : “al : air a , ‘ , | : 4 Ee | ee ANSEPTPR eandi ions “te years are ous condition of e industry = , ees i n , A ab wcre Far and Near Seeing nwo) . | 4) ing a new double treatment ig his prepared address, + ° i} SF © Compound, need | backael (Spherical Combination) .- | | 9 93 as Cystex es : ia Monday and Tuesday Only : pcan mmm ma eis Bote 25¢ $]- 25F ather John GP edscine Cc N BE: take: only a few days ee eee . ¢Z & a , good it wtil Go. Ma fs | ; es i to diseover that they sleep | age top $6: = z= /Feenamint \ BSE VICR’S vero Z27C¢ ff Fletcher's a CC =P ei a Your Eyes Examined by == Chewing Gum $4.25 e oimecesse - A, : ; ; eccasional friction i rif 0 ti Re MWIOUCET N - ‘erfechio *¥ wear c z Ga 0 . “vy KANTOL dees it! Not a clipe ok - a - 1 _— we ct as ; P : The only 6Ca N. . ti s “ ternal and internal pose Sh! Gloves 39¢ Jastrite Cleaner, [2-02.23€ / aa’ aegis . , . Wiggly’ Ss Mi “atisfaction or money hack. 4 é eens : ins we 7 , " " | Be 3 Reg. 50c Size spt Size a é | ‘wd , , . J last week. A Borden's Sleep Better, ae Ja mers over p THE ee cess Feel Younger Malted Milk if year sleep is disturbed by getting wp nights. burning sensg tion. backache er ether **mptems of bladder weak - / a } nessa, try i‘ vetet ‘ om peund. r , _ /) o any new S f 2 i v3 2 By ea % 7 my a % x . ; ; > oa ‘ j ‘a 5 : ; heh 5 ms; “3 ame ; . oe 3 oe 4 Re ‘a! a: Fas} . ee P : a = 1 =e — : - - a 4 , 3 . : ee ~ | é BAY : By : a” ~ ae: - 7 ie — & 4 é ; 3 Se : - 2 & , 2c a . - é % is y = Fe S 22 o 8 & cy 7 ¥ “e 4 2 ae - 3 ; - | 3 “4 gP \ oe ; 5 x Ss / “6 " > % 3 re 7 eS = ti ve % Pa 7 Pe as ¢ i Ee OR oe RS J ane b her a ae Rerae Ce ers Set Sie tes 4 pe 5 “Hs DO GE GRIPS, : gp pate etait Sea eee ORO R EME et AAPOR NNR AR. ARE EOE S| IO LE LI BE AL A ENN TRADE IN your present piano, phonograph or radio as part first payment. oo OE oe = SN OCR ep nm NEUEN ary ste trae 497 We guarantee te refund +vour KIL. :. S VIC 4) I iS poe | pe ; . the meme modest re rising». . WILL NOT “AIN ' sherety . & burning are f ' + " added to t ! ws . aS iy a not allayed a | - / -— - , Moths work all the year 4 - . | | on nih aed and you de . roa? @ s offe e i all (REL ED ea te pan Ste eel Ge tom fsa tl , } ; F rere a 8 es wees - ahaa Aa a : nix Tas Ss \ . Only a Few! See Them Monday! A MONTH Reproducing Grands ~ Electrically operated, piay the recordings of famed artists. Fleer samples, greatiy reduced. Terms Only $15 a Month ee ee . , ‘ ae ae : not feel round. Do not fail to SUD Ii - ce cat : younger and ‘ ‘ ENOZ all the garments stronger im vou pack away over the eee Pen 4, a ~ tet» Fy ees ee a . Z ait aes 5 4 4 " rae oy ‘ : 3 + ; ; ; oe RE eiassgeit papeen rom al lier siell di i in ai ti gb i Ro OIA Oi ned re fene 0 abe ae aa ees ‘ : : “ : NPI: pit: vere eee Poke ewe aah be toa y F opener at se aahsdarrirhs, ea tw a ’ as ~ / Wine RES is ae - shes Ser a ae Cac RAL aia em eho an ¥ ctkabey see Aw tires bi MMi ; ely ’ Sie abe dele y AR eh See <<, aes silt rot tgs Be, 00! angie ns adden, dB § Pg Re oe ne FT Ae ci hace A + x . 5 , wot - . tem 5 “ Re ° a A, COCR a sale A DARGA ANA BEL” 5 HO r ial : , and greecesseseeoeeRes: ‘See CeCe ee eeeee ee W inter. Save your sport \ bi |} wery palatable. c em Seu — and Winter clothes. Spray enly all upholstery. Use Enoz Me <a ’ 36c 69¢ $? 49 57c : oR “ 1 4 . - : . and destroy the eggs. . cl | a pokes th aomy. . D ¢ ¢ : Pint Half Pint Quart ' = é 9% 845c¢ = $1.39 & Tae § a Yow’re Always Welcome at Walgreen’s oh Bo onts Open Evenings Until 9 O'Clock © A.Starck Piann Ga. 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—_ ; a ST.LOUIS POST-DISP -UNDAY NING AP ma . i. — Se Tt —> SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 7 © | money for a railroad ticket. Mrs. , sae on ae 3 Re gs RR a, VE BANK [ran of St. Louis, who. had x JUDICIAL CANDIDATES and Labor Assembly urged that | vary Cemetery. nf ; eae 20m Paes BND Maztend te Ole sas coco ABA : " . . — ° : > : | ‘ ‘ran of St. Louis, who had been | Judge Crowe be not renominated, J m ry. Ma age Licenses | Rudolph Martini 5 eae o> ae ee [-y hens FE RE eye | ' | | | | M directing e arc ¢ : , Mrs. Tay , 7 |'Margaret Hartmann Ninth g th search, and Moran | | because of his actions in cases in- | . ylor, who was 67 years | Evelyn F. Gillie . University Ci ' . i + " : re . : | P ° R chard I . =s ° ’ ni AKO. I}! . * rep > . ) 0 Met . Orsroere tg ~a walting | volving strikers and labor organ- |old, was undergoing a minor opera-| Births Recorded Kathryn E. Gra’ Chicago. il | &dna Conrad .. 6208 Pershine | when odge alighted from a taxi- | izations. | tion at St. John’s Hospital, under. Albert Zim: ey sresesses S161 MoReo } | cab at his mother’s door this morn- | | ithe anesthetic B “ ° ee ee oye A: } | anesthetic effect url ermits | 6oxce")) ctOF eye esses gNaglor. M — } 3 . | John Burnetta. Lena Feledorf—s, Leuis. seni peeenenirentacenateatiearetnteamaaanen le STEN ae sa | . . bolism is the stopping of an artery | MARRIAGE LICENSES. | Nellie | nt RIAL PERMIT: 3 A |haven’t any evidence on me.” he | a i. . . ‘ancher .............307 Rutge clase, 64. 2319 Barrett , AK MEDICINE ‘said when asked about the alleged | gers Firms oan FUNERAL T0 BE TOMORROW by @ blood clot, which apparently | Morente i 7 le Stig Spee ate io Mn ——-.. 64 Callien “i age ; ; cnt 4d 1) Ro ae F : gie ver rO- = rasie “man. 63 : At Kaat St. Louls. of nitrous- Proct fabel I. Miller ; Si James A. Steiner JIr—Aldah Wells. ing. | Dodge was noncommittal. “They | —_____- MRS. EMMA J. TAYLOR oxide gas, when she died. Em-| . sAa i aud 2 ete ' ' induces’ respirator nal . ; embezzlement, and explained that | . Tay ' 4 y paralysis. Mrs. James Monta Tracy .. Mountain Home. Ark han ‘onroyv Cincinn Jens) \asse;man. 6.2 YS4l Gamble ; _ - r a) rre ay lor, who Was formerly Nise! Martha Alice Tavior Mountain linme ark a , J : —y % c r — ot - sf > &, - ita SZ is « ‘ an ranciaco |} [.} ian G Kean a Fo = es +7 T liarveys 1} a f East St. Louis, | peared and boarded a midnight | 0" 4t Belleville yesterday, nom!-/ 4. m, tomorrow, with services at the| wre a R Henry Ph. Mueller Jr... .3630 Hun saree | Altyed BE: Weetentiods . emanaae I. Warfield, 4 ‘PEAU DOUX 3 Dodge oO ; ¢) train for New York. nated for the three judgeships of | Glad - | - | After a few days of sightseeing | the circuit, to be filled in the elec- ’ pi ee Vis : ve N. (rites +4) NS. Jefferaonitrna Iyuvise Meinhardr _. 4123 Shaw ~ SHAVING CREAM 7 Tells Officers. New York, he related, he went ‘tion of June 6, Judge Louis Bern- iel] Tony The new Shaving. ream o New Orleans where he was a's Alice Whitley. 41 Henrietta Matthies, akes : . pri that ee EEE NERS PSE ireuter of Nashville, Jesse I. Brown 3 takes all the ef €at of | daily attendant at the race track. E. Huelsebuach, . $229 Athione, _ Shaving. Special this week, 3c | Emma Whitelaw, had been !ll for | ek, Taylor ... ae ‘tne | Ray Bak 153° ton | Ordelia L.. Scheffer, 45, 1164 8, Jefferson — opie oe drain tety ie tw dig sed eth or 4 F _" ae v4 f Pld SS A: Gia et gr py > a 7 yt Pe = Jasmin—memorable as the ree, Mis National Bank that he had i; Bank officers asserted that} the brother of Edward E. Mill r| r i Si , : wees Tebweer steels. meszied about $20,000 while em- Dodge during the last two of his | former State Treasurer and former | ‘ i ala ie eR le a es Boe hE a doer Sete Pe ye * PO rae on om cette and , f lLaulis. Cc. and G. a SO39 Minerva. Py ine vear » 2% . = . ; and M. Oale, 5715 Manchester. Face Powder of at $115 a month as a book- | "ne years with the bank wrote|Congressman, who is head of the} ! 3 . miden te Shae checks payable to “H. E. Harvey, Republican City Committee of East | and E idenberg 7] Rutwer. 4 wonderfully soft sre, Dodge had enjoyed , , | J. and B. Himburger ; and silk wer there, ‘© ih 'forged the signatures of depositors. | Ny nae Powder in : ¢ r : . ‘I St. Louis. E. E. Miller was a dom-| and (A. Sanmenson. 6548 Odell. 4 shades; = mself in New York and lost his; deposited the checks in a St. Louis £ in the convention ane ‘ ‘Browne OLA Carrefl. Z _ , , . . oa ¢ ; ’ > y . ‘ : ' / arrol!. B la nche, = “a3 —~ sy at the New Orleans races.; bank, and destroyed them when mp aeseigpe nei mn. Soe , ot Mad and M. Jackson, 2612 N. Oth N aturelle, . Pv, week he telephoned his moth- | they were returned to the East Side | Brown is State's Attorney Of als 4 ce oo ee rok St Toute , - / 3 = 5: rr _ tor ‘ - ° | # a ae Pa tw ; : ‘ . # . Rachel & ry nn gt Mrs. Agnes Dodge, 429 North | bank. Inyestigation after his flight on ee | - B. and ©: Dave. SrtA Cearses. Apritan, a ~ 7, ee aot cs : SME CM Pg GALES OEE Wrangle Over Procedure. . F. and J. Millikan, 346 N, Spring. pew shade mth street, East St. Louis. revealed that he was a frequenter | “9 dele and R. Vitale. 1438 N. 17th ~ ' Comes Home Broke. of St. Louis dance halls and cafes, | The convention, —s ite nen ¢ GOP ye ae) Oe ey cP eee 4% } Pe eee _ L $1.75 IIs Ciro wm broke,” he told her, “and!an da liberal spender, boasting | gates, = ta a —— Raps Sea Nore 4 By Ley GY Aoi ae er eae Cama Feeney Meh; BRS CE | 978 Births. 229 Deaths. in Week Se G ee ee ied ‘ Pers aes ia a Oo . Sabe 0 °oV Pp. m. @ « e Sx tae > : ms i ee She ee eee o i . . . = . coming home to take my med- that he won his money in the stock There were 278 births and 229 ” > spen e las } arket an: aces. » He spent the last of his market and on the races | deaths reported in St. Louts last finally made by acclamation. Con-| | week. Fifty-nine persons died of testing delegations were present | . , , yp bBo te Meh et el a Mk PS | organic heart trouble, 21 apoplexy. had | | BEN: Cae CaO he Aa EPS WO ONS Ce hi Slay 7% |18 cancer, 16 pneumonia, 17 ia > — AE ede ot Te 4 - lope heeth = ye ' ° — Sr Sa De re ure, put the nominations were i , | e - a For Sinus Trouble 3 th treed from St. Clair County, which Bright's diseas 12 tub los! r sease, 2 uberculosis R a7 Vinee ete “Ft. , : roe ee +: y ela te Yy Cant S| Ni ht | 72 votes. The Miller delegation Wn : F 7 if 7k. Se ib oe me z ; ‘a eis rer : ech ‘eg , pains about the eves ou eep g S was chosen Feb. 5, while a contest- | . .o Lng thy BH So WEP BIOL. LTS 2 ed 4 1 oe }and 11 diseases of the arteries. ie are. peta T ‘ ° jing delegation, named at a later! | | : AAs ON fe PB id Re | There were three suicides, four indications of mc T Th S | AS HH T t ' meeting, favored the renomination _. é | ad, Ges Ra tae Soke aE Tepe 2 | lomicides and seven accidental ed nasal sinuses, The ry IS imp e ss our es 'of Judge Crowe. : : tine Soo ie D igh? SA et - ips BAe Na a3 Pe % deaths. Be Re ek only protection of i Objection was made to the seat- | a Q an 4 Bigs “, % Ah S e% a * ve6. Ms Lo 4 er aan i er ee Ce ee gf A KC ) UNDERTAKERS Office: } | . 2 OTB CB Bite Be POOLE pallid Vy OG PS Ge ee ; ' | quently in wrangles over proced- Sep ' S Se SE Gy Soniien SS fae Teh eae, aE he ane Meee ree oie oe ee ' oe . - u ee) Pa y at a tg re ~ Sinusitis is frec ue —— Saaiees ing of the Madison County delega- | and regular cleans. - e . ’ fm 4 > . , Be , Oe of Te - 4 2 Re « ,, om ¢ - a3 i f ing of the sinuses, | qpoackache and Bladder Weakness Quickly Alleviated = 45, though no contesting delega- | “ce Pane Re Bere al WN Srl he on GERAGHTY d Sinu-Septic, properly , tion appeared. A credentials com- | 7 8S Rem | “ae OAS e396 Me Me ames Boe Rae ge eR. 7: A 4822 Easton Av. applied, penetrates every fold you feel that your strenyth,|thus get on the road to increased | ‘tt! a Sie) Re PE CR 8 Noe eae * | L-I-N-D-E-L-L ; AT BOY-LE and recess where its anti 4 . : I vi : mittee was named, and was in ses- SZERS > Oe rato Er ME Po a Yb - rh ~ , septic ¥e ‘ being weakened | Viger and vitality. ; PRR D4 FER eee ae Parekh ese eae! i Fe 7 | Phone FOrest 0281, JEfferson 3608. (c62) power cleanses the membran and health are ye ing weakene | oe. me men Ms = sion from 12 *2() to 4 Dp. mm. It TreCe- " Sao7er ee: , ; ‘4 med ne ht BP Pe 3 ann pa a cn re ~~ + of dust germs d 4 + ow} 1. | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores and re- | ° athe piers | | PAE 4 Akiy: y hale he Ries Large bottle, an MmuUuCctis. frequent night and day enllea, | li: } I pharn aci as eve rvwhe ¥ not commended the seating of the dele- . ey: Bs / ee ; ‘i 4, steph: , i al} hie le Sis r ? ’ 5 3 : : fy 4 , . os ot, tee : ve xo er : : gation and of the Miller delegation | TE AA se no DS PRC LE TELE. CEMETERIES a Xs Eee FOR Bags % Sg: Sil ee Ee es tees Oi ae ER n>. alive. ust rub KANTOL in for two ine EEE? tS Ot eae atgtels ; bo PT ee ane | | | DEATHS minutes with moistened finger tips. pore ate = ate Slack 4 | Note the new glow of the complex- lon. A few treatments lighten dark, ap bd faces three to five shades. Try Sep ht. al @ jar at this low price. : Mite y 4 ) The Secret of a 89 ; , . Saee , Rit, Poa ag one 5 ake “' and MAUSOLEUM CAbanne 8606. GArfield 8331. — ae eee om a IEG ORC Go Mea tm Snell ements eeiiiets tenia, Sin tees oo i. ee Rink alias dil a ‘ H — " - - aed A a * Se enn ee ™ ee ial a umm NA ATT! 1S URN eeernpquriteare-a+eahgt i eougepatibeedtinee wie tg yarlbentatinenestitiialoniseigen: llth nice veka tekagh Ree. eee van i A te OR — ee ee ————————— ” = . s «* - . . a - at teres Abbess bége acramento. . Ed Park. Mo.. and our dear brother. brother- a in- . father-in-law and uncle. in his fifty-ninth year. Funeral from Wacker-Helderie chape', 3634 Gravois. Monday. April 11. at 1.30 'p. m. to New St. Marcuse Cemetery. ic) BACKOF— Entered int rest on Thursday. o'clock p. m tea 1927. at Ss Collar- ) beloved husband inee Reite). son of the late Major Frank PLENTY OF greanig pnd shoes em 0 Gear brother. irts! brother-in-law and une WHITE . pg ! ei eaneral from —— venaonen, ee | - ge avenue. on uncey afternoen, nage. ese" on 10, at 2 ogee. Interment in Vaihalla / irts! | Cemetery. Yeceased was a member — ‘ , } (of St. Louis Fire pe. Gagne Co, L | Shirts With Se 48. and Walnut No. 2 K. of Collar to BAES Entered into reset on Saturday h! i) | April 9, 1927. at 6:40 «. m., pod Match: 'Baes. age 67 Jini. Dear father of . iJ. Roll, Mrs. name mem aye. T- 209 Shirts...Fine Quality Shirts!...Smart!...New!...Just | Ba, ceseee. Roril qi ‘i out of their tissue wrappings for this great Sale!...Shirts 4-320 a. m.. from Moydell . ‘ , that would «ell ordinarily at $3 and 83.50 anywhere! Splen- ppp: Pe gg Fg Peter and Paul didly tailored of | Cemetery ' BAGGOT—Entered into reat on Saturday, in-Stripe Broadcloth! April 9. at 12:30 ». m.. Josephine ~ntszvad lym at th i Broadcloth! THE SUITS at $21.85 com- THE TOPCOATS at $21.45 Whesien Begest. witew ot the ‘tnd quant —Tannen Extra-Fine B c le hi prise practically every are nm a in a = - and our dear mother « . sii mported Broadcioth: NEW Style... Every want- of material and perfection Funeral on Monday, April 11. at 5:3” Hoftex 2x2 1 P ed pattern § and every ef workmanship: Nearly a. =. from family residence, 5238 Maple ee ; ' ; . — . | . SI33SSt cee cst pMerrsrstetctsciemeet ges : _ -Stripe Rayon Broadcloth! 0c din this 300 ‘cleverly styled sllk- enue, to St. Mark's Church. Interment The New Alluring Perfume Qo A ae Sd ieee ts ie Maal GOOD ‘material and tm this 200 cc repcenta! ‘Totter. I |artmas: ‘20 Metutune Cold of War Produced from a bouquet of twenty ‘ aS NOW FM FUL. oe gee: *. 8. Dimity Cor ayons in ain a s. aure to find a Snit to ed of handsome bright of the Visitation Convent. i Sicosimee | : 4 on § . t ee & TF yg we eat At is® i A i Pe. at ei 8 EN Na a ae aa ae Ar + Re ¢ > a he , 7 ‘ i wl tA, i stds ee ee ; three flower essences. Spring tweeds and rough BKOW N-——-Entered ‘nto reat aa en: Setetsseseg , ° : j TB WANG oo —_White Rayon Stripe Broadcloth! find = Suit to please you Spaea chevists! See pee pg / —Heavy Jacquard Broadcloth: for men. oN rag men, rsentedieaie seleliaiaan sat a mother of Mrs. Ruth Dreeseen, Mrs. Nan- ‘ i ; ’ . f f } uths, ‘ > fi, ‘ } we . —Rayon-Filled Broadcloth! or yo 7 Andereon, an Pint United Presbyterian rer. . y r e ° lodent Tooth Paste —Hoftex 2x1 Imported Broadcloth! 9 Chureh, Washington and le lodent contains iodine, the best - ‘in at ements edict Giliietin? tee oe ,ment Coulterville, Ul. BP oi. e ) re ‘= . - . BR— hunters . knowny purifier and stimulant % — gin tailored of extra-fine qual- ay . 1 ae 40 ow — Jonn ye of body tis-s Finely tailored. 6-buton it. broadecloth...the kind Bruner. beloved husband of Florence Grilic these (Conta Monday... beloved wife of Millard F. Brown, Gear sues, If keeps front...pre-shrunk neck- with the soft, lustrous, | Bruner, dear brother of Hdward P. Bruner. | - - ilky texture!... Material Mra. Elizabeth B. Lucas and Mre. Fannie your —fieatagdeah- . os enreg j Pega einige yg that ix noted for its ability —for Easter . ~~ | 5 Bo ge Pn pe - acts oD mouth and zs ems. er seca apes LS to give long, satisfactory lm. ‘from the roe chapel, 2707 North throat healthy % 32, 34 or 35 sleeve lengths: «service! Sizes 14 to 17— | Grand boulevard fe*% ; », , Snle Price, $1.69! (hoice, $1.69° | BUHLER—Entered into reset on vridag. f . @ rts ' | April 8. 1077. at 10:45 a. @.. eel Gare 3 Frances Buhier. darling deughter of Henry Teeth Easy to ; AL : and May Buhler (nee Murth). dear sieter : 1s a o -_ = — ; sas sees, p55 e O's 6 Eee 86-000 5 Ft ; . ’ of Brother Walter Buhier 8. M.. Margaret, Whiten . ; ; a Ate * " P ae - * x | Robert. Elenora, Edward. Marian, Henry. SS ous a n ad oO O a ir . 4 oe os. “A G ¥ «4 poe La © ae” | Francis and Raymond Buhler, dear grand , ? % . se" - ; ‘es? TPS cola ence viene there: | ; a CSO om, “Anthony Fanaa, Wedand Wii cold ends t re; ‘ : Oey ARE E 27 eee aps ee . — Dm ——— . PALSY datos. heating, setters, | OE i ge § 3 y ait im | afte, iale Rees, C Comnin (ace. poargli : E ‘ ¢ «2 : . i ¢ atrer ¥ : > N chest colds. beadech j 7] Sete gue wae , @ ... | oo et ee hence Casa. dear Brother 4 tre | s ‘ ; , , - Agnes Casein, ar ” & i i > , ' = ) Gear crandfas un 's \i ih So ® @ Gam & I 3 N. W. Corner Eighth and Washington Avenue rh, Se nd = : 3 ; i) a a en : | : ; = aie ban abe ‘ , : > ‘. +4- ae - - or ye r a ‘. a wei GO@ec sive ..... ‘ ; tt ~<-AG4 Eh Eg. er eters Oy vt OtO9e4 OE L ; ‘ , ‘ Bridget s Church. a” me cal. | — Po Cemetery. Stuarts corvies tel) ‘ / f f |

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~ Son aE - —_— CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | al TERATIONS -— Remodeiing, reve iris ierms to guilt: no wicrest. Purest : fia its ahi F ‘ ARP PENTER. repails. SES ET SECRETE SIM TS ST. LOUIS Mi ( = Sa 7 POST-DISPATCH. " — o Wo, ho s MORNING, A PRIL 10, 192 i e oka eomame | DEATHS DEATHS | : _1N MEMORIAM | LOST AND FOUND , | Ree RSONAL | FUIST- —Enter d into rest on Satardar, | | PETERSER—§ ntered into rest on Sat : nemory . . e ! ERSON AL —Mise Smith an eg _ | : . Adoptien eset eeeeeee *ee Ow eee + 8 mas ~ geember . « - . ©, + . ) as mee er . s rt. r Ark ries $11 er P . H ; : a a anc : Z _ ner mayer a; 5 ’ he! cred wife - | Teesmer), de ear brot her. . ' er. ] ] ’ 2 ' Lt} J & > ; Vroeecs. + : zs ° r - he ale eng ton! gh ~ - - - - : — , -_ ‘. y es Uj cing aa »’ 3 is Avto Travel Trips . 38 ie . _ : , ‘ 72 . ~ 7 r : 4 . sar ners and — . ot as *enow i Sa Carpet Cleaning ...}] s. : si ¥ rs i it! i j Tt ae ] o r tie spirit iayec in @& Le Lace Curtain Shenion i ee ‘ | . 1 ent : tne spirit layed th wht ore Lost and Found .....e2ec++++> Hedical Ciena de oes G0oe ene Milfimery ..cccucseeeseraseees Partners a an 66s 6 sebeoamte c« 4 —— § JG rman r00iice. a> : w. aA 5m : ro ——- 1 -- — = se - . 1@¢ ea bi 4 s wis ss a . ‘orc , , as fied DOG— Lost; strayed. small b 2 AUTOMOBILE With tan face; Bame Mickey, wa MOTOR BUS ZOBDW . ANTONE shins ee ee ee ee ee ose g0a8 ¢ on ed od Dy hiv - WIFE AND | GaTLes LEN - "4 99 aer rm > oY be meas Z LOT OR . wichita: Fai CEMETERY LOTS HAUPT—PFntered dently on | SOTO. 2/29 Ora Granc ee ae » Mav be add: > th av b he : _— e¢ Cem cheap ‘Box B- —_" - I ae | 20991 % LJivA N. ! ~SOCRSOSOT®e x OS Patents pe cePereee cee Painting pene tea? 600 0866 0 '¢ on CE EE ee ae Se Printing. Addressing Professional ewe Resorts . (See Real Estate Sec. Roofing Rooms : Roommates -s wsee ed eas was ¢ ur nd led (lua ' ee 3 he . ert foe > ~Post-Dis Es | ee ea tee s : Los . o ‘Bana 13000. A schools Situations oe ee ee ee ich oo. : wey lam fortr-s re1 : nie . ; ¢' : : ii iN a pws . — es UVa at es eee a a =! ; Beit . : : — resic . ; ize! re } | ss. :* : / > : . aie “ Cmts 4°33 Special Notices .- ” Rem ais hened 28°91 n.. fro ide! s . Sr - rte t ea reward and ICA — 200) t 3. or! March 27. 5S ar. Forest O8l>.| CLUS MEMBERSHIP—iy -aat - un: le "a a = 7 ; Tee ae rea Ut SY Clu m gwes ns o7 wri. O . $70 h:_lee — x g —— = iin oe ; KID GLOVES— Lost: in Sonnenfe] il- " i sa ; — eee A aio et! treatmeé indiridual cases «1 Ot OG : a Cemeter: : ove 1 boo! ‘ r cues nd send: "pec idress | 216 E£. Pend LADY'S HANDBAG—Loat - ; SPECIAL NOTICES (ALL OOltax J ‘4: ; for Lirst-ciase w - : i See niabie pre ; “i Sous WiTibe Pa? De Ce dhe dab dogs Page car; reward. Ef! — ne an Rae ne : ; . Paul & themitt. $566 Fair ‘-oy Oe Bien a |e EATHER BAG—Last: ad _ om - ; A. Dee iti ‘ of j vi hi Or Dear : : 2m i a ta i’ ere 5 d _* wa 5 7 _ j SPIRITUALISM CE oo cies: y eh oe. MATERIAI L—Lost. between 5900 Page and ew 4 — contracted after this date SPIRITUALISM onuwnere im the southwest district Tie: | lor. my ROUseNeeDeT | ATTENTION BANKERS POR wirin Broadway LIFE ASS ‘. : : | POLICY HOLDE Calvary Cme! x 5 > 7 2 "¢ by. . tt bane! ye - s » : —" — : . . ‘ : P. : J ‘ ; ; } 4 : Li : ; . ’ . ‘ ‘1 nb . . : - i oe a Ty - a" - , ; 3 = aa a / ‘ : ad ‘ oN 2 . , e PET so hs floncdarY. Pcdin e ~ ean : 7 } 2 ¢ inform Lon of — > Pik a ntered o rm , fednesc ay Enter est on F ; Dane i 1 . E.3 é , tiy i bi n » . : i ' , . ’ 7 . P . ‘ — —— ~ — — - , Hill | 4 Yemet ery. ' , . » : . : ‘ ; ‘ ro ae ‘ ; > . , ; . } ‘ ’ a = t Ded a : = : a ’ . ; ¥F | CE ‘e Ade b ; ' ’ ; ADO PP Ye anes to I ™ : oe : ; - Base Le = W ‘Band , . ag: 4 - . = : tte r ‘ Te = , @ A2e ee on rhe po neonigiee Eke geo o — retiyye t-te’ ° et a ait a you P eunes '. = Dp. MH. A a ee ees ' — rou not. | ADOPTI at gee - ge. iE aad, FENN = oun sets Hamilt Partr rt ¥ >. : a ~ . : he : JIS a. ‘CARD OF THANKS {ee te — POO! LE——Lost: white. Tutsdar. answers : other business as . a . . a reward vJ42A Cote Bril- pore the meeti oe. —_ be x al — Wal! Switches DRORG E—On Friday ni] & Q¢ ; : - a » % Straus Se 7 ; m M Y , ~_— ¢ i nee id : : Mw ; ‘ r : la i ki . 2 : iH . “ ‘ ; 4 . _— . i . é. « % ~ ~~ ~¢ t? - x re? j a ‘ . : 4 > be Pe . . 7 f ' - ‘ ' w . lend ao — insca) ‘2 esca} p reat 5SRO3 W o) te. ef the oom oa ‘arm - . Emits a “a pr yet 7 ry, . 7 + ay? : ; ' NewAR ELEC >| femaie. white gees Pa 2 ge AF ag Pn DPCerFrs et ers nf ~ reat Z | % : 7 é 4a5 : ADM . : - a : . = : a a, r : * ’ a . C ? 4 : i : i 4 : i ’ , a a , ~ oF : . fo a ‘ =% - WwW t r ’ : : . > a Gy 7¢-.2 é t} ie i} = m : " ‘ ik 5 ¢ ey 7 . ° » > . 7 4 - ‘ 4 7 ‘ wa , _ , ‘ i : bas 7 . ‘. £ . : » . : Ww as a ea : |. : a : 7 : ; : iT) BUSIN : aes ni ages. Tr. ! . = rom 3122 Rolla op! : Be: work «cu aranteed J. Anrik & 1°°7 } ter. S412 Thomas. JEtierson ” XK. ‘nec Bo it ead 4 . ‘ thy . om 4 2 . i « Me . , 7 Bese' 7 Y 4° , @? . .\ A : = , - . . = " : ; : + « , ° : “ : 4 y nna ton Bee a mer BC ; : ee ; é‘ » - - . ' PB _ : aa aes ; onl i : Suncny.s ia a piasteric ‘ rH . - ’ : ‘ - Z bs ‘ sa — . _ . .? , ' . ~ . ; . } - a . ‘ . > -—- . — —_— — - = > a ge a ener = - : , elcr ' ndertak ‘tis IFE A Gi} gg = Sp ets vote, ¥ on | = ae Gy : Brit KLAYIN ie GES BR Aen ty wee tet: cach ages a tT}@ Fy, her i A at me Set ties "Fak: ee am, Sieg “ea! lence me ape pba Aas Vy, Arad esate “1 eer ee o% : - ee J , - a eo —s me od : a . i .7 +, > “ rt "at ELDER.—On Thursday : . - % if ap. m Ma reeiine Marten El ot ry ‘ . a , nna : a} ne ds Le! TS rae ariiy tary 7 ss : - , ‘ - _ } ‘ 3 } .} Thee ky . “ m7 . J ‘Lon are | ae ttle rie , : ents 1 ir.) : ‘ = ; — , A of ‘ * Sam — a . ; De rrrves t Maton 3 eterr 2 me " ; > , i ’ a. oun : WRI oT WaTrth—l — oe ae 7+ wrices and ‘ar sgiater « cM . . — til ~ : OU Aes ic : ; ’ , ; ; on ; ; : : - ; , ’ Awe ~ gold Mar bh . " ) : : . 3 mage b mye dear mother-in-law. ar eg Sg 3 , ent awa |messares. 4°42 De cle ‘crvetal. beGhen: Beepaahte: reward eae? is “Siacinde 5750. : | nam nal ~ ri never aid odhe ee Rear es Stee: Saas a 20 atts ASTER! ton -kpvinting ke on Hetae le ~hap), ‘ - : ~ . . és " . f 9 . a” P - r ; ‘em . k _—— = ‘ ; ’ Wrist WaT H—Loat - ; Sundar Apri} _ ‘ear seeacil ; : oedll , ae % 7 : a : ; —, ' is ; : 1g ‘ oe : he , ; a Mm *neTrared B. to | Paul's Pry ~ ant eS As ‘ ; ge tt ¢ “ee ~. a cain 7. . — mrain iP eI ; : ark , , Aay » (Garteld 9 PENTON——Eniered into rest om Friday.) m from family residen “ines | Seckety So. | : — ee es 1 and endered 1 ws ack. who Jeparted this life ome | Senay : a pd Found ° “ ; vom . : : i : . ; ag . i — ‘ 7 oo a 4* al : - ; , 7 VALU \BLE SECT RB? rT ES —_Pound in ne ‘ ™ , A a x 4 A : - - . ~ ‘ . . “ . fs Pe - : . . - : ; e ~ ach a7 . 2 a 7 . ais ai MUN me 7, “ — En te red " MR WItT [ oTE) : Lay ert ay ues Th ae 5 e full dese: Dijon. Box © ax - : 513" ot ~y % sha cs ~ — wg . - ’ 4 . % é - e . ; >¢ A * > ' “29a . — —_ os “ r : —— ey , aaa ; TING . . PATA py IRO_ Cag or small jobs. . | i. = avs tiNG anne # a reasonable am ot ; ee... ct. rt! } ‘ P PA ramdanathar mt : aze «of "a Treare Mower’ : +? , cla. ee srt ff Ax? > rman “an 4 and , > 2 , Fumeral from Kriegshaumer’s ¢! unera!l fr . ; : th te Herman An rat th : d Rev F the T’nited Rails > a ) ae eemininnin | Ahte ; TYTi 4104 Manchester avenue, on Monday. t¢ e : ’ 50; ca a well ; 4 ‘ : f ® sip eT : a ee : ‘. ; ; a ae 2: ~ ' iome : ‘ . . = AY ae; se fe} . na Ts ; ~earys . 4 nag > ANT = eo: 9 —) org 7 "ae M ac = 4 CCK PUINTIN -— Expert ~ PAreview. ee io” : fr Ge} ' ‘ , : e mn ; oll ' cagag : a . :. : : a my ms. “tain nc were cuerastent: & re cD ATiIONS m7 waike ‘ : on? — ao . * . : ° : : A 3 FUCK —On Thureday. April 7. 192 = od Gravois avenue. t ancis de 2 = Fre in loving memory -* vomanie. 4409 Fasten © ediate and eatisfactery 1CHOL “ON : Satu ¥ . cals “ » —— ae “ . — - e ) cok a. Weletes. verience A. Lengreth. Se wt ~ oo PRIS tan eurk. « Lee a tee FRIneE—E» tered into reset o T , =o OMBE— E>. te: into MR. WT, , at 7 Apri > : at 3 » chloe ” mn Thurefay, Apri ‘ 27 Apru 35, Ps t Phoer . . cI _ 926 | rances Frade § 1). heloved in yo hristine Orte {1 i & Widds ~ombe at > -¢s pene rs : ) ad L PERSON AL— ke te = Frank Friede. db rreeyt b +4 “Sana avenue + fe of qd Franc adicombe. brother « “we wisn *xoress our thanks and 2 C yeas sed 3 ; malled . Robert M a Eg BR [Efters ; | . mh. rt ' Thi meer te 4 7 _ ' ; : : nd 5 ant uews. A@a Parker Box 3: : Al LTEkati ons — Or 4 ‘ ber =~. . — ‘ t ty e ; = . : : , , Ox. ve Carper ter brick, — ~~ wire Funeral! en , email mot reat so MO ey =. - 3881 , i ar ther: PERSON AL—Information cz ‘alae eo Vors: compete woos -— & lere, Rae wel? hes ler 8:2 ' : Sty-cixnth cea: , — eT At a a - = = ‘ 7 4 ‘ a otttiien S ‘ poems = Dern e \ . Rien “— ve :. in 2 workmaosip ai a hag E> : i” y St2r ITS motine of t 53 — ¢ i frown ww acker Helderia oh a! = ‘ + " — Ta . . — - a : . EE 4 a ot : 7 rro ring ea box FURGNER a Laat mire. Or Pe maint + rit} em th Ra: nd to Wm ou coul ' ~ — : E MERSCH A | Last: Th night Anns Orphan Home iw very srxic te | _ seen die. ; MSs. moire tn! ti be: ert her mother. Answer Box ©-322. se ae, ae Ce ee od 0 0 Rate / . sre —~ : : , : , ia ; ) ~ 3 "te > * sa ‘ . : : y ; > . “ : % Li— - fron W or Melder ; ote 3.50 a. m. dart i . @ ; e , were BTFO Au GLASS ES—lest « ay e——_— cal :ER " ‘ War al —_— of | Martie! — Grarci- Sun — oe . e . . Sa: ab eee wale Amar ey ie . beng : ans ine ' - a ‘ en or near EKimge Theater ‘Sand Tat ‘ i” s agg Pas repers. © — —_— ‘ls rn hor ve. a. one igs Chur » te Sunrert ail , : | ae wa Woodruff a’ tis’ « r 2906 | he “Ge ae PH deiered & Re = ar Ex RACELET “WaTCh—Lee —ae F >: CARPENTER @f LER — i - Loca! No oni Serirty and Ci! : r member s soem . ==. GnG Te rt YOu A , ber t ‘mbaasedor Tate: - man Sunday eventor at. - ie} ay Fr. and A rar a 8 then copi.nue | CANARD BIRD Ine ee 5 apie | _— Broadway Comm: —~ me. §IF Surdar “piesee Cc ‘ alice for ther kind a et Sacdiy mux ~ ‘mpetery. ; JOSEPH aXND JOSEPHINE LAGER | ‘HUSBAND AND CHILDREN Church. COlfaz 0782).

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erwnaT ereniy you seek advertised in these columns today? ay. ae i ne a ~ —_ on - 4 Be errant ame 2-500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the x c : * | OYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS) HE ) | ; GEN — WANTED—MEN _AGENTS WANTED—MEN | SALESMEN WANTED _ SALESMEN WANTED a SALESMEN WANTED .) DRAPTewa> ) WOOPDWORKER—On commer Olies we r in advance: take ;E imcome: dead easy! Sorely needed LINT =ALESMAN. ALESME - > . . . Ms " > _~_ . . Ss 7 r SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS Ty . eX He Ten an? a ~ te oe ~$50 to $100 weekly priced lingerie direct — Sao Ome ¥FTi.é . ‘ Tree £aID p.es Underwear Co.. ik ie hom rentia- ae sae x wa. Mansfie.c Ga xt od wed ee ae,» TAILORING SALESMEN Ik WONT)! | inl -« . F i G2 fii [TAMILTt: 403 W. 4th st &3 632 “ -. “é i m “ek ; LESM AN— ¢t eS. EN’T ANSWERE! ey when * SALESME N— Wilh C nrass: —- HELP WANTED | 3 Rat pa ee 21 AGENTS — Free three issuss How 10 Se RY CO. Dept 13, ‘13 4hu A. 4 ; \ : ; pp, » ' nA Ue : : a i? Dropesition: Com m1. 3810ns. MEN, BOYS & , : and count: ' — apenas ' ng oT gpl Bly = — . ee ee a SS Sl.mus ceal mercha IEN AT ONCE | : one oil: ‘hy ' face 7 3 R 401. Post-Dispatch a - > CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS hect TTENTION 5 ae PARTNERS WANTED oR vn . . - ° -* . : ‘ . ws . . Ce ay on Path al on Sis * . es ad ae ray aN Senta eh AGENTS WANTED—MEN ~ i . Wein Ale oF Seat Ah A SY? TT s ’ ‘ ~~ 4°74 BW KE Ka TINER WANTED an a —_ rps: pay Gal -ales Manager hal “1s ' ¥ M ,. a ui YT ala W «stern SALESMEN WANTED | ' re ee . % ne act ~e pital ar Pyr-Fyver Co. 1d > -« .s * sit 4 ee ad oh ON shal OT Ae Ni hata St OPP alg PR We i eo are PEt ete ep ages Te Yr 0b TS at te AOL sen“, , Cee PAINT SALESMAN rerar oe, "a n?* : >A ESMEN fooc Mapie oe ae | sw 208: yr . : Gis e Dik MAAK KES ~ Fire 12 a. Teerkd. On . _ — es _ ~ te : 2 ‘ 4 . ’ “ee Zs re tz . “ ne forming diem FM : 3 ; = 7 Ton a ates -. 4 Ww 2 ee are . Pm Shrew n ey . ) | est Jib st.. New — ms Yiwte mea er Yive e oe ’ — jd yah ary ane, hart anc . , ‘eto saa ' ‘ a ; , , , : 1348 X. Unica. ee “= ; ‘OF eRe: £560 _anorewa c+ Bn5 ten ae —— Xo ; , att - tee a ee ee $35) god te oy , ; | | ce ce nectmsary. in live North Side realty | men expe a rbetactial | think vom | Box T-308. Post-Dia. ij Mase good money. C45. Peett ; om wie = Yr. ee ee

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STNDAY. APTI 19°77 ST. LOUTS 11 POST -DISPATC H —: : =D eoNDAY. D500 MEN AND BOYS WAN TED—Is the position you seek advertised 1 in these columns today? ee ‘SALESMEN WANTED 3500 to $10,000 Yearly experienced colored. | tot segnne ‘chile wiay om Middic aged: cane of | REPRESENTATIVE | arve nee , hint edi ' caliitetes IIA A mode — So , he GML) MT e manufa f hich ide bret INISHER - SALESMEN WANTED SMEN | : *? +4 ; } . a ) SALE SME: r '} i ‘ t r for 2 good iis nt agk a aoe: cue vient remuneration, 1113|F ACTOR . 2.218 . . Ss ; : a A A ‘ROOMS: WITH BOARD—South ne ee ie HELP wD. —WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS ;HELP. “WTD._WOMEN, GIRLS | ? ‘SALESWOMEN WANTED LDLE: andy aril. OPERATORS “i “amg, Oe Was | | BOTANICAL, 3038A-—Room, te andy OF W eet pat | family; heme privileges (; Rand 8455, ive ci i E xperie nce ~ on silk and Ww ash |6 . ‘ . | CASTLEMA: a. “ot Ta—hoom, tinued A708 dou canta gAtente ks Rts. SS SALESMEN WANTED eee Miz ve ineted | ADpDiy | € : Title cz , single; reasonabie G S1O0 a week meiiir SALESMEN $lih 1m Aut ai c*t*t ‘ ‘? duc ts int tooth paste: Mmanvy cou! ties Nawon. Dept oo Boards aler trade ain ior ater campaign orders; pr cOTCe for tr 44 Apply ri cm lede Gas 1 j mo- ri ~ ae e! ’ : j crs: oniv : gt ply; re Pante Co., 57 (‘]tv SALE 2M AN- greatest tire CORSOTIES | | buys: ; guaranteed: Rubber (0 SALES ndabie man to SAl LESMEN ‘ou ¢ make mont! selling only one pays $5000 ae at th, for ‘? mre * gar $130 exit hic) hover eral depa to eae "te 4 ‘tapes raver rues earn wuld. offer a business Ce nelle with his oe ong pata in QOUATILIties as ee The thas he burs > hoe ordi: : poncti« so he could use them hime: of an an advertising no velty. wouldn't vou thik vou had « real live propo tien? Kars Boles bie commissions Mr ts Saire Manager. 43 Murray st.. New York City. ’ SAL ES) wants 4” SAL ES MA gua: la] f Mi ae ited aieks BS! Mis ? give pA! of today 6 +4 eomniniss! Ni § the ¢ Lo0 pro f ry " 1218 Gran opportu Not Sun ‘ Io: canvassing. qn appointinent. ited applicants have lity for Assistant Sales Mgr. Phone CEnt. 2047, |kample outfit of PHI 1 to 2, or Monday, 9 to 12, SHOE TN pe Wotnel SAER & Fi R \¢ PAK. .* i AARGING 4LESMEN—If you can ty line, $13 to $20 per at rn is WI) a» [tte t per foot inside City limites, citric and sewer, liberal] Willett, 8743 \W tcl) & Spisls Wey —— s (;ene! al Electric ectoen Want t SALESMEN ling 7 c>\ ppd, TLLER 2 . f° SEK Ee EP Ee! Lia ic) | wagon box oi 62. pets : . erat + o>} cay , . 4 ‘ , » rr i S ve . . : . : ~. Xx 4 : Y, ‘ {A : Lai ” ing "= men Monday & Tues- | Cases that se" nS he desirous | DRESSES KE “ORI ) ¥ teh Ty . ; 4 ) \ ie eee _* . 1 a . ‘ r) ’ SLA EREER More fo he 1x N. Jefferson. s KEEP Efe More for s4 "Pos ’ ied : , =e. Post-Dispa* ’ oo , ai . oto ae t ; genel F ( ORE TA I YY ‘ 4 ee rood ? hite: 1 fami 5 ree, oh ss CAbany BPE xR re for home fu uiars if oman CAT De 4 ryviiie® me } | . is (ii) i} marti + nome imu ete! me then than Ts! Dispatch. Hil SkK Ee kK on; do wm after 1 Dp. yn’ Hy —Fiave daughter. HOU SE KE BPE} ; 1422 ~ alia 4. H¢ Ww SE “KE E } E wtp gy try ben utiful B father ama 4) Middle-aged. g° Virginla Call hi od Mon f fay mme ior om —— o} 460, grown refer- ie} O- 128, hor ’ 17 ts ic) ex} erie. n Me Ki nley rnd ‘A ize hs I } fy? . ' rn. 448. 4 tye

i | ad OPER ATORS Vi) "pay “OP ERATORS i 4 MEF OP ER ATORS “ ' #1 ima ) a Angelica et ' “OP ER \ TORS Experienced on Areas s ry jet OPER ATORS k dresees | ARMEN MONTH SE [EN ’ i 4 - EXPER ' five 4 TRUOIMERS— a MEG. posi- CO., ici) TA wOR I ieneced bth floor ~~ Experien steady wore (0) CED OPER ATORS ERMA- Nf l f HARLES ' Experiences stedaaus *_—™F* ry ; FREEDMAN CO, Wachin ort cp th | VY Gobsaes YW eee y ost Diaspetoa. és dresses ; ‘THE also sample makers. | GOOD MORNING. eb 3x) | iF ROCK F ACTORY, 1421 Olive. | SALES WOMEN —Fagioat ‘earning J. A. Ti ‘hards, 578 Madison. N. ¥. | Bh gase, ~ sc 7 . _ SA L ESLA DI ks ble ite. for the best propo® tion 7 ,| CLEVELAND. Isruls Let us vrove tt. Cail at 3234 xentse or couple emp (cfiS) _ . eubdbecr: p- Fo! ay MM. "440 A— oF gt ntlemen.; re(ined pelliug book offer: big commission and SOSA Desirable roo, excelent aurreunding®. Rowtt. oved. GRand to: Sew. ’ coup 4 private meals. GRend a Ouce. $e") cA LES WOMAN ence at. a le | reference ‘quire ‘ -}OPERATORS — Need — xperi-|§ enced; who ean earn 5 per week and up for silk and hig®-i3 tay class wash dresses. We are ex- K tremely busy and can steady work all year, It will be!! Ito your advantage to apply at | iELY & WALKER DRY! GOODS CO., 16th and Locust, Sts., 2nd floor and 3409 Texas! AV. (eb2 Must be ieneced in 30 | Apply and board monthly.’ 3908 Garfield | PULL NURSES apply Jvusephine lios- } 1630 8S. Grands (ch) | SALE SGIRI-—Grocery sure: good refer ences Pag | ph ence not necersary: call 186 E. sad Webs r Uroves. Take K z Kirkwood ergueani « ’ {¢ at Si AMSTRI ‘bs ADD.3 er GT Ti = la STIX, * Xper enced on ee w iz up holetered furniture cushions. Blac aa I Mfx Co 9100 Casa. SHIR T M AKE RS perienced rnakers CO 001 Lucas at Sr YTTER-—-Experienced on 4k jregmes Kopelowitz Bros 020 Washingion fin or it, a" COAT for woman handy po we r ria.) WORK understands STEADY needie and ¢* 14 Porm ft | vet to } rt} ré My 4 _ iBDA 5. Ti. a *, fiak at.. (hij ago v OMA er motheriese home ° achool | + -10 -? mt Dian , ter white FP rt or midd! Sones npetent person AGENTS WANTED—WOMEN sf Poswt-Dniepat WOMAN WANTHD roR TRAVE! is a yi} j40L* Im perea ur ati aly titi ' TAM) - -Turn spare VW —TUCKERS } make $10 to Sou flavosing initiatis DRESSMAKE ne. WA rere i j ud is O-106 roat- Dispate ary to start anc rai: ' ‘age. education al a de \ t ; ,e _ po ev oe — 3 "capable: | GEYE R. “9335A— Two “gentiemen of Seonis ai eet L137 0 Del wee n 8 30 and 10 a. m. BAL Ee SWOME N--Neat appearing: ‘ ith manager. a. m.. in mcission. 312 Ch: 2 Saleswomen | thoroughly exper-: crn exposure: fitting ‘women’s high-grade Employment Mezzanine Floor. BAER & FULLER J) *| Eeperienced "| Saleswomen FO R : | aod. vie Bick" Wain Ready-to-Wear, ee ie orien! (nfaamts’ Wear, | mou ane ce «| Yard Goods Vanderyoort- |." ‘without misiness dally (in ~ ~ COMFORT AT Wy i Pde. ot RATOR—Clerk, 360 ion prevents shoulder straps “tr mm 7 ‘ pe °**V ‘ ATE D WOME Vf Mii 5: muet be Lane orde! at v4 “WOME N TEAC his: 10 TRA t OTs tel) ohana and board 4 ~ z gentlemen ' FFERSON, 3322 & an4 veard? good ‘ ooking A i reason- i ate i JINIATA ; (rand and KEOKPK. 38031——-Room and board, : niiy home ike, -Room copveniences. gentleman ; lor 4 ercond -21.—F rent room: Tower Grove cars ’ , s, LOUIS! NA 2314A Room and hoard for l go I oe jede 2496 MAGNOL IA S410A Nice girls employed excellent privileges; modern $7.50. room — for ; meals; roms Lacied MISSOl Ri. “342 _- FLoom and boara:; men: garage optional ade _ (ef) \ROOM AND BOARD—For S$ or couple: private home. Hiland 6561. 4e7y ROOM AND ey Youn ie ployed: orivate fami!? ng ei "38h echo! age. or empiover ome pri vileges Rant MILE a _ ; ROOM AND BOATID——Firet-ciaae ; private home, newly dec grated: gentieman, £4 rage, GRand 315 (ch) hinM— =o ae | A ND BOA RD—Gir! in eounty: couple er beautiful country home O Rand S5Sa17W (e7> ROOM AND BOARD—Refined young buginess woman, who will be permanent: no other roomers” in rivate family; jo- cated on exclusive res dence piace. bo (744 Poat Diapatch \RUSSELL, 3936-—Rooms: ~poard “evtional : modern: private family. (c62) 39: 4&— Room. board for 2: $% near | SHENANDOAH. 3680A—Nicely “eri with or without board Se | SHEN ANDOAH. 3954—Room, “poard: t Aa GRand 9007. (e7 32: Da A Excellent, ae 4 $i AW. priv ate family: iy eS ~Rioom pe a board gentieme " | SHENANDOAH, Barney |*ieys che | SoRMSrr Thi break fast ° gentler pen, twin beds: garage. telephone. 444k. Lovely ~“poom with private familly. Rive ie women in \A so™ ra Mise N)} Southwest KINGSHIGHWAY a7 979 ee room for gentlemen board optional owners home, across experience Grove Park mples. Silk | M SRMADUKE, 62339-—Larer. ew pian.| recom with or without meals. "( a is mati. -hKBER PL 4916—Sleeping room ul breakfast opliona:. LAciece advance); ntroduce 12 monthe not 60 furnished } 1b . LAS 1 imve BOARD—For . couple: Hiland &: i West 53°70 Vront room with Soerd; lreat bolwW 5949—Hali room: reat rea- n eals optional: gentiemen pre AND | private home. _ © want one nours ere) iy eT itt n ce tamees Be BARTMER. tw bese BARTMER, aonabieé: N Lig?vt houseneepih ai conveniences jear car bus it 39°54 N.——Large front, haif blow k bus. reasomavie. $ oF ABANNE. 5020 — Board; 1 or © ladies, $7 Hodimmont car (om) (ABANNE, 0509 Well-furnished fro m excellent meals (etpy CAKBANND 5026—southerm exposed fro a rooms, emp loyed peuple. i) ABANRE PL... O80] ftioom aud excellent meas private NY | CABANSE, © )7—lwoom and board, gen tlemen; ail conveniences, private fan's ‘ erie BOYLE from «ra or refi nec “ pleasine per “NE 5107 Large front room, i#a interested ors suple or ° ladies $5 week wipe. traveling or eat 65407. ieG i) rar a ’ ‘ ve: . : . ” oe . : re Pp af? ry +A - 94% CABANNE, 5061-—Nice ¢ omfortabie tab: — —_ = room, single or double; private home ANIL) WOMEN continuous hot water, mea’s optiona:, ve "ED ety of food, (eth le ATE = 6508i—Koom: gentiemen of «ru excellent meals Forest #495). 40) VFES 5150—-Neatly furnished rocras with: hourd bacstrie ronnie” : warage. Large room, with Hodiamont car. bear’: rorest a ; : ad = 522 cooking : eating * ‘ES 6001 A—E xtra large front room anions and of and be , $7.50; emall fam} to earn at least SOU) pel road fare al's of ¢ rience -Frent room. J Gilfillan 445 Ww PP. ‘J 5717. 3030 Lares front ‘room with ‘private Gens me ee room end board. {el 5057 A— Room and board, 4 “or > mer private home no other reomers, POrest 85933. _ 3 $3 DELMAR jn54—Room para, a ath home cooking hot weter. oP adel DELMAR. 3844— Board: “Tunning, 463 ter ip roome meals family syle. ELMAR p05s0—Front room twine + necesei ti - pro fit cely furniahed, best heme cgoked meals, ty , : week: also ingle room, FUreest crest ge 1 4&-—single or double rooms, ra sale ia) private. : fc) CHIGHT 50°6— nicely furniehea fol eke pink ainik: asonavie, — ewitiT o 45 Rooms, board for four erm eo all cenventenceg, (7) NRIGHT. 58°7 Room and kitchenctte; -ervtbing furnished; $8 50 up ‘eGbGa? : 8o4,—D Large room: adulte ¢im- seellent beard. _ CAbany 48844, * Room for 2: near beth; undid meels: garage. te! Excellent #ingle roorme; yr Thieme NRIGHT tt) ere firet-clase voard. WON EN- &* ih) and bh ti? re 505 8— ! ree furnished ro m™, e for i or «&; preakfaet if ? Sheers mr wv rer na;r er ‘ Pa) * Northwest ROOMS with BOARD—OITY } ~§ —f poor complete houss- | room, steam heat Root, beard. home hiscutts. Purest 4514J 4 wi «. + ‘e° sth. Ricome, running water. SAO mews MeoMIlL./..A” - Room. oppodite modern. private } gentiermaear MoPMEHSON, 4234 —._Aice's fyro ened Tt et witn oF withevt bears ¥ PHERSON 4i4a--Nice bedroom and . Pye “ enveniencere, reason Vee 7 t soard for ledy | MePHBREON — Reom. beerd = week wt table boar’ $e McPHERSOR 44° - Newly remoeme ih of Ateeedl b-ard@ fet) vo SHETIDON 407h-~—Reastify!y *¢urmlaned riot eontinuous het water. reasoner. «fil? large room fer two, gvod mrals reneoney. Foreidiod e-rvag? i | MePHERSOS 4516 (yeee* : “y on second ow sf OG Aan OA °% ere «ft (c) hod active ~e satis freserd pia mie er week hours MAPLE 645° Attrac tive room Agorme'y ” . , et ene od ere om how Pl head Room ent MARY! board: —-. argie room. ‘ nl gen 2 Ie, ae iy, tne RR AOE et PRR: ARE LOT pete le we thE EE he — a ha Peery hi a dag ee % RAG Me ga” RIE TET > STFS: P Piases ud. a lonichlal intel $a OSE Ret Pier eh TE hess sal Be dg 5 o> ean tn ped aa ee ae rt eo eh a nett , ep me a Nh OI, egg we mart ¥ ‘ 5 «3 (eat, he Ae Vesa ose ha hee maa Eagar’ vi peme OF a el APL IRANS UREN GEAR NMR 8 te v

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« oComemtes ~ 98°900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board —!s the place you have been seeking advertised today? HISPATCH = = * ROOMS WITH BOARD—West _ROO!..s FOR RENT—North ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROSMS FOR RENT—West noees Fun RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West ci FOR RENT—nn — = | “e | as | a 7 = $$$ : ; " x pNe , SIRS A . , : ; 4 r~ 7 43° >— Light — a AUCTIONEERS - le #,oeT , - ; 7 Ni SN Tmished for of , =e , ; ‘~> A—B : ‘ 6. — ;o i ¢ 3: 3 -4° : saint rrrorn « rent : : iis. ; ‘ ; os ‘ D2 peered ang ot Fed ue 4 id ™ bw ; ‘ aoe — : — a - —— 1BEN. J. SELKI AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE AND OFFICE: 713'. CHE: PHONE GARFI ee es ot a 2 aad sing ; ‘ . aaa = risnea : , F leetrmc ExT ii , i : , 7 * — aa =e : = ‘ Ft, i ; nn , we 1 ; Si . Left} ; . ' ; 4311—Age earag’ ’ = ? _~ ‘ . a : a —— . : 7 yA ws aw $46 — : tio : - “iT Ty connect se bath . . . * . er : it. 7 : ~a ff ™~™ roog eonk ; > al | rleme'Noes IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT EASTERN JUDICIAL Dts WaTE RM AN co Sg} ] RECEIVER'S B So AUCTION THE DAVID JONES CO. LAUNDRY M MANUFAC LAUNDRY SUP St. Louis, Pursuant to an order of sale States Distret Court for the division forecoing. and subject to approval ¢ undersigned Receiver— REAL ESTATE—PATENTS—G DESIGNS—EXTRACTORS—MAC — : TOOLS — JIGS — DIES — SU see eee ee EAT etee it te nowneesing | LEWIS PL. 4hts=@ couscction howse| 6 a cs He WEST PINE. 4188—2 tonse ' CHINES—FINISHED AND U oe beseelgrtinn, | "roam Rieckes eciapee’ $6" sent. "est geen tiaras auto peas tioe BES cha Vil Ae oe oo | =MATERIALS—STOCK—AUT x i. > tis ‘ Arcs Cay sak at eae res aS aes 5 ge tel a ' nag phvdevia sie df yO8eK “er PGES Pk wee RE , me ens Home cook . Dt wont a Likewise many and a aan : wee ie: oe EI] R. 4116—Li ~~ housekeepin DELI “ine? Zz. .¥} D. 5! , - NE - es “ have been antil recently ail ST a aes 2220—La: se sie pered: afl mode \sonab} HAW. 3638A—9 =? sanaeet! a ae ae ST WED mens . a 3 — ————- | Sa YMOND Bika ed -—~ : jences: 1 in the conduct of business, ae ge ae ee eg “ace ECE Ra ONE Bee rae ast | Senne Freeh. tet ae tas INSPECTION WEDNESDAY, APRIL {3th a 9 A. M. TO ae AT PUBLIC $ mDeluke aleo house cite, bea FRIDAY, APRIL 15 4S” Nici aca BEGINNING AT 5147-5! * apartment = And continuing 1 cold waier 702 NORTH T 394°—Attractively fur- ent tabie New’ omy * een ily x: ON TE es ——- Par he 4 eout be a = The roperty will be sold in bull EX = LLENT HOt REEFS , | 4 Reneatl of 25% of the purchase , i change will be required from every : ei : chase; balance payable in the same — . firmation of the sale. ROOMS iN susUnES +: Further detailed information pf +480 Mapi oe Nicely Se . - undersigned. w y ARREN, 1534 “AD! m. | ousek-eping. application to the . — ” THE DAVIO JONES COMPANY, Inc. Northwest 9 =sIENRRIETTA. 3525—Front room: Michen. | VIRGINIA” 201—2 woome, faraioned | $40" beteu._ cheerful toom: boqielike. “music. ‘tc | KN ROOM—Nively tura'shed fi WAINWRIGHT BUILDING ISA One sleeping Feed: | HENRIETTA, 2805 — 2 connecting 1 RGINIA, 1025—Neaily furaiebed font EvsToN fa -; ) floor: housekeeping o =~ SE Tor eae: | ate nome: seed locates. ae BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, AUCTIONEERS mee Re ee ee ae ae AT AV DRY GOODS AN 1030 HODIAMC TUESDAY, APRIL 12TH ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY . aos. § “cruened rom 2 _ waite BEN i ‘SELKIRK 2 —s = “LIQUIDATION A ee i 3 ST. LOUIS ea 4 1427-29 See | eon an cones NORTHEAST EXCELLENT hot SEKEFPING BOOMS | He 5204 double: | hie pa ¢ SARAH. 4 es cart rivate home, «ar a 7 MONDAY, APRIL 18th ave a ; : a‘ ‘ : ) ‘ a; ’ . z " = “yor — SE! *> ; ‘Vi i ‘-i, De Ts a | .e time and place and in th | | mi | : is business, MACHINERY AS ae ; L£ Mor : : . ; : eer: : Ly : , } ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Loc 1 F } " ) i “ . . . i ’ ’ ‘ — 4 " . ‘05) MARCUS 2 7 on! ” Oe a id ean ; Ss : ne ~~ = ry} : | sous :; , 1 r , : . i333 . * ATi = yO lb— Lac) Power ‘anping Mack Belting, varie ie oi redoernee = ; : = 9 ee ~— , Hg a , iuaTi me ; 846 —! arce bousSekeenp:: ' ' 2S Ping we lac? . ‘ ™M " ’ ey : , 4 , ‘ t p n . mar aw ; MACHINERY, MO E Ds 5 es “ 28 poe 1s ‘ , sit sad +59 ; OT] 4 ry te = : ‘Di # ee ' ; .7 | - "nis = Ss . , . MA c VW ted ; 2 EQUI 8 33 ee Sk coe SC Tae Sener iar aaa pe Hee tha re | oe sts i 1316 S. SE TUESDAY, APRIL 19th b. About TO marketane® ma BEAR. Aas*> A = Ca Reape os .. 5 nets IO T638—S large : i : ———— (CHIGAS 00 FE : : = iso sleet ngie or 4 . : neuseketping rooms. 39. | and ‘ an Seat tise, = ner , oe Mo : : oe , . : oe er > So on | : ROOMMATES + * orkin is Rarnes, Rockford. Sigourner large 1 peat CUS PON ; : —_ —s eat wi “es 3] : ; > ws . VER: . he : ; ; > ; , o- = . — . . U ” | me ° _ 7 Be > ’ panies : . . ’ : e : : : _ POrest, 2ede. } ; Be ii io ' " ve : , : se - © s . - ney e . a : : — a . . . ; ; , — ; ' a rel e+ a ‘~ , aT ‘Ous erFron road 3555\-—Room: newly furnisced 7 e192 7 —S farn senkeent: 3 Ding rookis: erican ‘nea s Ths wTae0na? isi , . a z PMIDIER s rurnished room with , . , Fs t yon ; . , we ROOMS : da ue > : . ; . : - r2 4 ’ . ' : = \y , + : eer he : ; WANTED EPPING RowiM Wid : LArRIS cSANT ARat not 6 ENA tan, ae " ' , : Seee ephor “jal orice 4 MIN oN : KE etna] aa aeaee. ] enh . nea ri -AS : J aS ; hs - "s 34 ' : I iO} at = $s Rex © 32R, P. 5e¥y > She “308 “Ta.” Kelley will be pioneed it. at 1@.38 «& CARFIELD e7ping reom §" ‘, LA ~~ ? ¥ " & te tf, RA Ch ee NI Heres enone genes plants fre oo! wectbca ne Ft ly ree inde~ aptialicm ofa. he lisea cer etn: Conveniences jiindei! ij so eameain furn: & fet Poem | rw? a Wear a? 4a? A. ZR ss ib 3 Jevwely furnished Toes morra reas = . P y ' ; pi : I YN 5 " ; ——- : - - 2 = . . aa 3 , for houseareping $8. es Gee . ROOM : m. $25 ae : | aes oe 1 m bed Bex ©-412 Fo nton | ' ear | ) + “on ! ; . —~—- Re ' Cmtie fea’ t — ; a) . * for iwe gentlemen All convrenien<e

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aoe. 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘rooms Fon r RENT— AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS T/BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS CHESTNUT STREET GARFIELD 1894 STEERS REACH TOP SINCE 1929, See te eee ee ., 4B ‘+——Apartment OFFICE: 713), EROS AOE ELIE NY ISLE AECL LEI IN THE UNI TED STATES DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DIVISION - BASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF MISSOURI RECEIVER’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE HE DAVID JONES €O., Inc., Bankrupt LAUNDRY MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS LAUNDRY SUPPLY DEALERS St. Louis, Missouri Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the United District Court for the division and district indicated in the ing. and subject to approval thereby, we will sell for the undersigned Receciver— REAL ESTAT esterase Oe FF _ 451 ase - sie Attractive mulla 502 = ‘pare and Heavier receipts in al! ‘livestock here the past week influenced un- 1833-3 darRe baw. - cattle sDOWL:& a bigher best kinds icatygae 540 Attractive with competition P exas steere ran "de Da! ‘tn ent pric a were 4 $44—La ro thirg flo E—PATENTS—GOOD WILL—PATTERNS— S—EXTRACTORS—MACHINERY—EQUIPMENT — TOOLS — JIGS — DIES — SUPPLIE CHINES—FINISHED AND UNFINISHED PRODUCTS— MATERIALS—STOCK—AUTOMOBILE—FIXTURES Likewise many and various other assets of this estate which have been until recently utilized by the Bankrupt and the Receiver in the conduct of business, INSPECTION DAYS WEDNESDAY, APRIL (3th and THURSDAY, APRIL (4th 9 A.M. T0 5 P.M. bulk mov ing iio S— WASHING MA- was on a stri neg basis thr yaghout the 365: 4—1 ange , houstkeeni a - prime cow as high canner grades were | rang an g eos 34 +9 $4 75. ‘road | inquiry for’ bulls copec ~ae beet a on , . ~ ‘ ie ésetene ro0ay) 3: “lacking in m sont :, he AT PUBLIC SALE FOR CASH FRIDAY, APRIL (S5th—10:30 A. M. BEGINNING AT 5147-51 NATURAL BRIDGE ROAD And continuing thereafter at 702 NORTH THIRD STREET 4218—Be aut ifu! front Hous *- were am yt q higher. Veal cals es ek wed the week 50¢ "higher after a th aa _with top re ae hi ng site read ~ 5 5 to "$10. ‘He AVY veals rang ed ‘fron $6 to S§ “demand ‘at $5 Ny $6 here tice reaching $5.2 rty will be sold in bulk and suitable detail subdivisions. 25% of the purchase price in cash or Bankers ex- red from every purchaser at the time of pur- in the same manner immediately upon con- ) a A. 1 NT HO SERERPING ROOMS. change will be requi “Hog “Receipts gr vnigeal chase; balance payable firmation of the sale. Further detailed information pertaining hereto may be had on application to the undersigned. HANS WULFF, Receiver in Bankruptcy THE DAVID JONES COMPANY, Inc. WAINWRIGHT BUILDING BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, AUCTIONEERS AT AUCTION! DRY GOODS AND FIXTURES 1030 HODIAMONT AVENUE TUESDAY, APRIL 12TH _Rooms IN SUBURBS . LASHLY & A. V. LASHLY COUNSEL FOR RECEIVER CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG. 7131 Chestnut Street, St. Louis, Mo. Pa furhialc ‘d Vn Lone *K -Lrk wood oe rep 1OM 003 )—-Neatly uy. 10:30 i A. M. ‘Men’ ~ "Dees and Work Rooms FOR RENT-COLORED aes! J. SELKIRK & SONS. Auctioneers. ON AUCTION SALE! S MACHINE TOOL COMPANY, Inc. 1427-29 PINE STREET (NORTHEAST CORNER) MONDAY, APRIL 18th At the time and place and in the manner specified above, Louis Machine Tool ¢ Se led the following ~ LIQUIDATI ‘SUBURBAN BOARD 10:30 A. vs Cipped Lambs Higher. will offer for sale for the liquidating this business, MACHINERY AND FQU IPMENT number >be stig cesaata se sac ee le _ROOMMATES € WANTED . firet Lloor aj art- ous size Turret ie} Milling Machines Piaseu, Ghamers, ‘Tapping Mac shines, Tapeiag Chocks. grit we: Polishing Machines, various smal]! tools, Jigs, Dies, — Shafting and Belting, and unfinished stock, iron castings, steel stock, screws, filing cabinets, combination sa fe, adding machines, typewriters, etc. REAL ESTATE Four story Brick Building with latest improvements, size 63’'x located on the Northeast corner of 15th and Pine Streets; to be offered subject to First Deed of Trust of $59,000. fer for the rea] estate will be accepted subject to confirmation of TERMS CASH. ST. LOUIS MACHINE TOOL CoO., INC. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, AUTCTIONEERS. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE! MACHINERY, MOTORS, SHOP TOOLS EQUIPMENT 1316 S. SECOND STREET TUESDAY, APRIL 19th —~ MM ATE Wid ia! rete cane pass $1: ‘Sq 14. 10:30 A. M. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 Financial Notes |, New York Cotton , NEW YORK, April 9. M. Seymour Spencer-Smith, a director of the Bank of England. sald on his de- parture for Fuorpe that he was reasonably optimistic on the outiook in this country. “Money seems to be plentiful. Trade ap- pears to be in a very healthy condit ts0n and this situation shonld continue.’ . > . Heavy stee] tnquiries tor buliding pur poses are reported from the Youngstowtl ; district Current tmprovement— in con- aAtruction also is said to be benefittinr i merchant steel bars e:..4 demand te qui ‘k- ening. Warehouse businese in fiat rolled | products i# active. @s »eccially for odd-lot ‘gizes pot carried bv ““rimary makers. . . R. G. Dun & Co. reports 439 commer cial failures in the United States this week, :lapainst 494 last week and 401 & year ao A record volume of building cotracts -.% (in March amounting tp $620. 758.200 In | 37 states east of the Rocky Mountains is; —— ,reported by F. W. Dodge Corporation, top- ping the previous high record of August, rt (1925, by $9,000.000. | ‘This wrought t the | 1 "4 total for the first quarter to 100. about 4%, per cent Ke the om responding period last year. An upturn in | } | construct m demand is indicated 7 con- - | ten yated new building rem vorted a | oe 1.198,090,900, an increase of 6° per 9°65. jcent over March. 19° . = = i Rem ington — ‘less Typewni' er reports | inet profit of 14 302 for 1926, againet P| $89. 160 in 1929 + id ° i trast to net loss of $18 ps in 1925. } | 63 Mh | | | 62 2%! 6: 4 et Arizona Com ETS Tae eT Bigelow Hartford j +¢ 80) 80 Boston & Me . ca a 55%) 05 | V0 Calu & Heela | 15 3, 15% 15% Cc opper Lange 13 3 | Is tdison Elec ....-+2.: 249 247 4k ‘. Federal Water ......| 28%) 28%) 28% Gilchrist be ga ae ae 37 | 42 42 $2 Hood Rubber ...+-.-} 4 > feland Creek .......-| 50%) 5043) 58% Isle R vale er 1p’, 10 1O% Maine ent ee 72 "2 72 Mas Gas ‘ Mt) KO ROT Mavflower O €.. 51 (+ 50 50 New Eng T & T 125 & 1225 4/1205 Swift & Co we 11% 17%) 374 Swift Internat . yo 20%; 21 the |Tower Mfz ...--- 4%) 4% 4% ‘United Shoe M ... 54% 54's 54 ly Waldorf . 22 22 | & German jiak and Stocks. German atocks and bonds were quoted (Quoted in dollars per _million marks. } Bid. _Asked. | German Govt ¢ war round Be 1914-15 ...--.-s> Inase 1459 Hamburg 4/28 1919 ree 200 ) 110 (Quoted in do are per thousand marke) Ger G E 4198 pre-war....| 27 en Ger Gen El 4%e8 1919. eat Fee Berlin 4s pre-war aatt #2. ee Ham 38 3%8, 4s pre-war... 1%& ar Hamburg Am Line 4'98 | 29 a1 North German Llord 4428 27 30 North German Lieyd i } 3%! 14! Prussian Conaols 34, , tt 2S Ue Krupp 5s 12 . chews eee | 2 | Dusseldorf 48 pre- ‘war ene a 4 Frankfort a-M 48 ppe-war..,; 2%] 4 Munich 4s prewar i a | 8 Farhen Indust ele 150 180 A EG (Ger Gen Elec) creme] 41 ji 43 ao pfd shot 1 ] 7) 12 1, Commerz and “priv at Bank $n 30) bn TNisconto ee mOMOEE of et ae 65 ' oF | Dresdner ee ee oe Se ee mie y¥ i oe Deutache OS areas ee re 46 48 Darntstaedier Bank ....---- OR 2a Mercur Bank Vienna ..-.---. 4-5 1 | Heye jen Chem | SS ey re dali BE | 14 ‘ us A EB @a (Gen Elec) .-.- oh 1-10'1 2-5 A Be liner ‘Hande Is sis sibs 6 nlentifu! . per ’ “Fiori da “at le 6- basket nd $4.5 Mise®i- bu at TURPENTIE. FLAX, LINSEED baat Rf). tf business and narrow fluct The opening was @ to to he moderate ahead Liverpool to hedging with roods market was meaekiee from Memphie said the crucial period Louisiana unabated. ee em me TAverpool Spot Steady. ry! adiing 8054 mid New gare rae ee 1 ~ ee = Market. St. Loute Spot Cotton. —— Spot | — ~Spot cot- | based on good m iddling. svi Te. ” uae Springs of 1927 Are Lower on Lo- cal Exchange. EGG AND POUL April 9.—Spring chick- le Ic | iv TRY EXCHANGE. stab TTER — Sreamery “OLBOMARGAK) NE —Tabie 28c: No. 2, makers pe iw tu ‘ ‘Ko AVE POULTRY —Fowls eens ber 1S, 5 le ©: springs. ibs. spring ehicheaa ‘3% low. and under 3. ¢; spring chickens, 4 the. and eprings : lexborn cocks. Le turhere. pene. anu te. i 80 pognds | uD. a, sbarp 0@55 og 7@18¢ . Bacording to “giade. and Bits 9.—Potators—R o4 wLOC ke aol LOUIS PRODUCE inquiries for Car ot ben fla’ ‘ perro a LF ies arrele Se” “92 Me ner tb for raw mS ; 2 4 tir* Se of ; ‘ o les0 wa $11 35 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘SMALL CHANGE IN PRICE OF NEW YORK the Associated Pres« NEW YORK, April ‘ d i ; i ' ; ; | - : ' ee — , . . : on shipboard ad : low mid- Sales re duck | eo tn | % : 3, ere » a - old guineas 34. PIGEONS AND Deemer muse, pigeons per rough, Com: 6¢ — not wanted | per yer 100 | dare Re ' ] ¢ poultry express than @x- (9 “(s8 to Ot receipts | firste. | gath #fC- browns, receipts 9. — Poultry—Alive prices unchanged 4 —Butter higher: re- 48 41@ : R4 demand "ond Pin abet New ee - em pad! od dem an dj "and trading rY _ market 2 oP a aed R 2, triumones Eanes eee. FRUIT TARKET Apple Trade Quiet at U nchanged | priv cr outside reported only day 6 re- ncluding 4 | baldwine at barrels ed fruit dis recejot@ lareer and ; M4 ™ Fr tim 73. be es $4 ey te ee, PAGE 15 WHEAT CLOSES LOWER nh LOCAL EXCHAN LOUIS MERCHANTS EX«* “‘HANGE, etal mw ry Bee a uture Grain Prices . LOUIS me Eto iANGE 8:—Following are { a market and auotations City end Chicago I Re 2 RE ROS | *- "sb 12° 1b! Aor lieht overniaht «xeon Business ~o bearten wer a4 watwe- 119%%-Sb i2i‘*s-*ea | luences m the Marae’. +e ee maeghy see no ty eho wed ss 5 pins 1. aha did S55 Meee ae age er Cs ste ‘ ’ 4 ‘ itl i. 5 ates rei } “Ake f r, ev ss ats a te ad aie Y J ie 5 * ~ ! * ¥ 4 is > an ce ee me 4 3 ; ; ° am i » ak Sethe 4 " 7 3 ; ee ! ' 7 J -, ro. ay Tiag %* ny ye Pe pte o. a A Ce ae F ; . a sbi 2 > ; - i : ~ ig _ toe 4 a ye ee ea 7 ears pf. - 3 *) — rn, A fag ns” ie 4 : inno . ‘ ; iy eile ; Po tteabe page ee, eet ee a Ae tpow emnd o 1 thay | nate — hee, BAM r » DOP Reainacln ht, oh ee gery eo NOR I RP A Gen —— Cott x wr 3 a. 2 pee ewe By ee ety Pgh ay Mere Sev weryen BRK tip! care g a Seige OM NH RO aS = hitlein’ 5 ra PM hae o i igh taah ay Ow, . rite y j Mons be a Bee} Cer Did Sacer 4 ‘ . 7 y satel “tf psig og 2 Lae oe eee oe ee sth aja ns andi a la tik ah tl ‘ — wrt + ware o6. ww wht + + nee = Te Cee Ue a veer’ cars loca! and 13 throuch which were 40.000 buehe! s pA ar ame and Vereen hh o> “ TO ee ee NM i de gee GAINS BIDS AND OFFERS Grain bids and of- Sr RP eres hte 5 e* receipts were compared with 340 000 409. OU0 last ge 404. 0 0 bushei#. weve lel iti 480,000 laet .. a "an att: gg OS, Wee ahias er? ow Leg RD ? ~ u i fons, ae vers ‘NI ily che Si 2 dS LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, April 9—Grain bide and offers: __ Bids. moe 7 no pF, de temand. fate Mone et Ee Rogen “ ther price conce esions Me Oe heady e — Hard wheat dec lined ae ois Sy Sel anedin wa Pet * .) uy > re ee aware . “|WHEAT PRICES ey IN TRADE FOR THE WEEK | Spec tal Lo the Post Disvatch. AGO, 0 —Heavy commission noma oa ling pee aed hit the wheat market severe price break. | a July and September deliveries sold at levela on the season as stop loss wae ) ngs rauch a rd goid 2 hard 13 ver cent protein auoted basis S2 cover Kansas Corn was steady te copceasion being nduce buying owing to wees So ny - 45 Ge) ae oo ee ~" wEhee over of abou t 15 cars. Offerings were 6 cars being availabic. buyerv. Boa tlered cars RANGE Lf eae aaa red wigter. - = at $1.30. Light fee] ng that the new crop outiook is exceptionally favorable. prices were i%e 2%c tas July $1.26% to $1. eT ‘hep. because of the excellent, crop outlook end the Meo to interest new buying in the today’a market the start was hecause of short « that the Government show ae ke a condition as the trae. an- Recent rating have impr ved tre ea On ee 4 Feet LALA 4 hen ee ee Rm Oe houses pald the following | mem and ‘molature -¢y ee “ crop hive prices for round lota of various articles: ox) . Sa y hy eet wd 4 - el ‘A oe wae? basis for the heavy iles of July today on liquidation wae caured by the fact ‘that red wheat is now aelling os ae A Fpl Mi « oegaom Ay — ae » oo ney EK sporters tell of a mod- bepsiness in old crop wae. but See o 2, is new — wae quoted at $21.60: No. 1, $3: sis eine crop Sh sales were §000 bushels “ot chicken Tired longs sold corn after a firm eturt heat was was — baa I was quoted — Leper had a severe break tn the jater ( ‘ommission houses | was * eitaved at $7.50: sacked white bominy last sold at $25.50 Kast St. basis; sales were reported as comaue “| cars gray shorts | mile direct sales to go out, : Oe. ] car pure bran (by r and for the we we to 77%, Sasaies a. 80 te Shipping gaies again bushels. i wah | lake navigation practically open ooking for a improvement in the demand 2 rere fg? GLB PIETRO ” Bi alae ae ae Oats anand firmness : | stimulated by the late redid re ports fim cause of excessive Pe 4, cas er a a TT Fea e Sow and gray ‘middling, $33. St. Louis ‘Mar Market. Hav 3 Sia were as Ko. i ei : veh hehe rn Ril te , and tor the week | lee omer 10 ae M - Provisions were i me Lard my unchay CASH ro ELSEWHERE Bi. i rege clover: mixed. car 6! andard (dairy) $38. $1 od — ye quotat ons ‘nom in fa falta, sit to Heat s to . New York Sugar. NEW YORK. April 9.- | no change in the spot price o shipment eugare 4 Trading waa not very actire, but — undertone was firm ralls The only sale reported hy me Philippines, for May-June J ae Ma - at Raw eu par Setures were rom gg = firm: , Northern, ‘#1 31% a ying '@8%G@7T1%e & 43 %c. Flax—No, 1, $2 1am | 33% ; guint $1 B1% ; Slorte — mead were ‘also evisences of rene siderable interest wes atirac Cuba that the Tas being of re- next season's «Trop Wee cussed with tne administrat inet reetricting the Ps. wine g I“ iain. at nD ofS a a » & and unchanged to tations now Tran for fine granulated. sales of raw sucer fu- Weekly Financial Statistical Report § Following are 4 tatic ons “ont the ae exchange mar) oe: New York rk Coffee. NEW YORK. Aoril 0.-—Coffee futuree m of 1 point te an ot 150.27 148.45 ru Tn sw Last Wa. | decrease in stocks of coffee in the interior ‘ef Sao Paulo evidentiv failed to y . _7 ee Julv under very ema Average of 10 \lesues '~ aR hi / | Mat imated oalon, 7000 bare. y°. Septem i 1 bon. January. included yf Bey te at mie exc hanwe on Leadon and doller bur- ing Tete unchanged Rie market January. Feb. 1926 3.597.119 3.800.177 ‘ ee - LIVESTOCK ELSEWHERE Hiahte sieady to ie bt es hart Stik tq Ne anti: ome Hee - ARR A A 8 SOUR ite eR, a te tar REG aI MIRE FESS iad ihe S20 he. 0 . “16 $61.290.232 $34,176,348 | oo 1} NS. 10° te oat os hearty eon. tif soa" te. $)i ened us W064 TT a0 gout to 2 Fn yeariing # ‘oer om len F a Lal Hie x jane i is" " r 5 ~_— . w nrg ee 7 A i ee heal : + _ — ~~ ”. P - 7 iti P “ we R oa ee = es ater RST PO te at ee ee ee " oi ae 7 4 man r x % + yh Se a BB; bs va a0 . is ; Ang ‘ 7 3 i eM ¢ ‘ or ‘Ye ¥ y , me 5 pA a, “4 y 4 ne Companies Merge. NEW TORK pod! 8

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er) 4} |} PAGE16 SOR om A PNST. DISPATCH __ esi \ .% N ~ : . : e at Refri . ; é 2 7 é > ‘ | as 4 | ty, : . = B xc | : Ranges erators | tLe} y id BEDROOM OUTRT |} —— ': | Large and Small In a Complete ; ) t | eet to Suit Every Range of Styles | | Ff “ i | | Purse and Purpose end Prices, Each | € 1} otk "i All Amazingly Low Priced Typecal Union Value 4 : i ~~ ;* — — cee — _ . : = T TWO - a > © ar: : ‘ . : —s — " Shee . jee ms | This Extreme Value... 3 ae 5 = | y eet ——e Typically Union... 12 aig og and , ¢ . p : ; tf rette ac ore of ee eee ; —- A bsolutels Challenges . ito ae : § some renewed. a a C Be 7 IDO = , Fl. All in good $ | Lom parison | , {29.35 7 | it % ‘. : nasi aean A i : Sto > F0 OF SS ed real bar- - i i : Ng EL) a Fee bains at $s - (a lan an : - ; : ; oun } . = Sh LS 100-Lb Porcelain-Lined A oreln a : ilwaukee , . : ——————————— : Heavily insulated k I Full 18-inch porcelain-lined : . S J eavily ! oak walls oven aad iaathes ; sitery oo” : to 10 d Mont l } and — white porcelain- | - vm fsra tian eae - a ' z f | ™ lined foo >ham- 7? a fire-fly mgnter, oven a 2 “ison Holds oct Q’ 5 Sy/2 Brussels . en rmometer anc | : ee. I 4 varésken er anc ws Fl x ; Ibs. of ice easily. OxiZ Vouwets . .....2 mS * . . e —, , ee = : Ny Pay Only $4 Cash 9xi2 Axminsters ... $a : : rengies coh | || aie ees ‘eagsnas ......4upff AS LEADER DAY : f ——— | BSS ene , = seconds ....... $4 if — wo-Piece Mohair f | ODD PIECES NATIONAL i v. i ’ - e : | iF . R ° For Every Room § —— — -——— ‘ a ino- m Suit at Special Prices. } Soto ‘ | IV 2 oom ouite ~ , a _ #8 Tea Shops of Milwaukee Ro ll 1 | ie f 7 Complete Lamps . .$5,9§ 7 f With Hand-Carved F a Men Stoctng Oe ith Hand-Carved Frame : Davenport Tables, $9,194 Fabric Spring . | Apparently Given St. Louis | - Three-Piece | dienified «3 ts: Eue 4 | Three-Piece Odd Woo! Beds . $915 | in 23 Years—Spinella Le ads i B Dav Suit Luxu irious beauty and dignified simplicity of design in these two mas- Sui Oak D a | ‘ | ed-Davenport Suite sven: ‘pauen: disso amie : Rp shecgy ns aa Bed-Davenport Suite ak Uressers . 12.58 ———$—— ——— ' 1v ces: -Cushioned comfort tn the large armchair and daven- mia ; ; > Large armchair, wing chair an z ; . . a ae" tee Jacquard velour armchair, wing 7, 2 namel-line Large Vanity __. “a All-Porcelain | we tere enport which opens into pur’ The exposed surfaces are upnoistered im 2ussrous taupe monalr, chair and bed-davenport which 75-Lb. E “0 c-Lmed aad Chin A aN Special to the Post-Dispatch. é Cabi R | full-size coil-spring bed. Up- with attractive black welt seams, and the reversible spring cushions opens into large coil bed. Re- Oak Refrigerator ifforebes . >] PEORIA. Ill.. April 9.—A new + aDinet ange = holstered in $225 e done in co! lorful damask. You'll not find such value as this any- verse cushions $169 50 A aterde threnddas Gites _ — when the Tea Shops of Milwaukee to at c iT) in ps us 5 ther- ~ *&O” PE OFS SOOO OS TT STOO TTT ETO TE CTE TT wwe ee chambers ....... . | they counted 990 and came becx in t e: mocneter Pay Only $1 Cash | —=—— 77 Every man got more than 22° Am Pay Only $5 Cash ) ° — : pins in the final game. They *® 3 : ; ‘ popes } : Pr rted striking at the outset and ' £2 - ———~-- — ‘ | * | ~ : sta! a tou 4 g “er 40-Lb. Gibson —— Pa continued throughout the . game. ,¢.. $e | 4 : - . orded om th jase ‘ Gas Range ' ) Retrigerator porte ae Saal hos in =a : rite re sheet gallant finish in » a Has large oven and White enameled food | ST tnel trasee Gneriel Geaae Ee E | broiler and four im- : ‘ chambers and heavily eget. ea ‘ i proved burners. — ’ ee Wallis in tnis , att ‘ Nelson-Mitchelis of Milwau- St. ig : ’ 17 ] 3~ oor 7% acd . a ; r ; . ; ; H cone a ap ” 75 , Refrig- $197 sig armchair, wing chair § kee held the previous record “ a pts - : ey , *1* -ata l,i ed mn the tourn?s -_ & | | markably $975 | erator : | cashions Bern deep = _ estabiished in the «0 ; % | tad of | > , caShions Pe. stered 192 w 4 * 2 eseeet il: White Enamel ,,, 1 Only $1 Cash lour. Another 3000 Total. ; - | Pay $2 Cash 1 | ‘ Ww : Wi] hite Enamel ‘ valne at The CC. H. Smith five of Windso: : fe a a i 7 ood Crib . ‘ this On?’ res atererd 2 2604 series ria k- a | Basinette ) price ing «= to'a of ning over the- 3C08 ; ‘ $ 95 $ % : = ‘ = =e gt a D. Mark in the present tourne) , “we 5 my ~ . pet! $ own Ee oe ee en eee en - a . ( = 45 8] ' : w. Day Bed Outfit Complete Windsor Bed—Complete | + Hel — eorded here than have been made a » All-steel Day-Bed, in walnut. Opens easily Pretty Wood Crib. in gpiendid wood Basin- All-steel Windsor style double Bed, 1 | : | LET US SHOW | age ee ee . ‘ . 7 . * woite ename With se- a++ ———-. = ; ”~ enrs ’ oa a re Viheu : nto full-size bed, with fabric $ Q5 mt dieiiocndizcna o2 fe "3 snow wy wit sent a metal cane panels , HOW YOU CAN 13 Efeim? was the heave conte , , oss Seep wows Sas 546 ee white enamel. Has re- To] £; . cae : springs and cretonne covered | 6 t Dric Springs. — Well sitient fabric springs a aga Pasig: cag $ 75 NISH YOUR utor for the Tea Shops with oF. ; , cotton pad ..... $4005 0 660Gb eee mace and durad-‘y fin and rubber-tired with springs an OMPLETE FOR ’ while E Lapiant ran him o — 4 ished wheels mattress . , C second with ied F pores” | | . , Pav Only $1 Cash Pay $1 Cash Pay $1 Cash Pay Onl, $2 Cash $200—ON TERMS a G. Davis 611 and & é | 579 i : ¢ \7 | EN a ‘ All Five Over 220. » i In the final game Fox. the lead off man. shot 223, KAubbermuhs hit 237. Heim 247. GS. Davis 226 BREAKFAST SETS Jiffy Gas Ran a ee i | Apartment Icer ancy ittie as ange. ‘a>. = ; a : : ana l_aolan? Ss 3 A finished = 1. Ri rtmene nd Laplant 25 : ae . Guaranteed as to perform- j mf ap rere poli ae pei saa en strong in the tenth Three of the Ha 3 ance er ore $1Q"5 nae Pier on an 75 men finished with “turkeys : x struction. : g | SE sete a e Smith team from Canada 7 4 steel gray finish yen 16 opened with 162% counted S85! in f - | A : -+ se > . _* the oa on . a} ot 1601 ; the 3 5 Pay Only $1 Cash Pes Onde O¢ Cod ay and and sho n | 4.3 | aa Rexola Cigars, Milwaukee. hit po a: 29721 Lordi-Bovieam, New York ott Ho) as ; ; « a 4 a Pay Only $1 Cash TIRES . wad a “Sealtit 99 oak walls . xi . meg meg and Doubled with Tomy Nacaratte ¢ Eee : ~ sizes. .: ‘ Spinella turned ni ‘he highest bet : , : P . e Pay Only $1 Cash condition .. | three-game ttal in any event ef1 = ah , On Linion’s Liberal Budget Kelvinator Pay $1.00 Dew = tourney here. when he hung up ms) € } Si ee 3 Payment Plan : - Mecaratee eaunted tut S6k, Se 1, ae , q ew York pair rolling into four a % a ‘ : Complete. . .Installed RANGES veenth . a ‘e in doubles with a« a No need to make a large 1m- Cabtnee snk ae 1275 mark : Sui a” ‘ : ot) 4 into fourth piace in the singles a Ue your Tires. You can now buy neues heer bonds whh «a €87 total He registered « ‘gee ie - : . cive SAatisi action , ' = aa - Prk Goodyear Tires at Union on Games of 225, 237 and 222 Twe ee: § ; ; : ‘aps” in the fine] frames cost him « hie | the easy Budget Payment The Kelvinator Co., oldest wae lead. Twice he had what ap- = Hai ; Plan. just as you buy your maker s of electrical refrig- Congoleum mags peared to be pocket Aits. only te i eet Es . r2 + : ave the No. 7 pin standing. Bit 3] Simmons furnitere. Make a smal] eration Gnilt, afters tise Slight Swe Ss crippied ferehe righ oe et Pik 4 ren ] Sere = ip pre wth: See {| Fabric S rin down payment and pay the rae kab] e cabin 1¢ét mode! 1g d $ , leg —“3t 'hat doesn’t interfere wih 4 ae Pp Ss balance out of vour income Lovely armchair, rocker and large davenport in durable at this low price, and aa Seconds Bis bowling He throws a beck- #8 et if Resilient Fabric Spring, on En; ne aes Ti. re fiber reed, finished in cheerful orange tangerine. The Union, St Louis’ Depend- Oak Ice Chest From - of Siaes “a Unable to run. he takes one 3 af Pek saint g The. mm $ 95 AJOY your ires wnLe backs and loose spring cushions are covered n gaily able Store. sells dite one inthe teeiinele wine dean D ‘eo the feui. tine. ’ : . ; ame. s ce e- * " e . * A ‘ eh? ‘ _ A > aad : . wv ad - | brated Simmons 6 a pe raes eee | monthly terms. inthis Ice Chest. ¢ 50 OPEN EVENINGS 3 a 3 . a : . ruts ' vi Ideal for bever- a9 . Pci make at. a Par Onl, S42 Ca e Installed | ‘ lead for Week : i . : art -Ootn ‘tae ant Pay Only $1 Cash “ All Sizes in Every Type i d Serviced by 2 You can shop at &. Louis’ Kopes for « nations! § 4 1 ; a the Kelvinator Company “2 Pav Onlw $1 Cash aie Sewling champtonship were bias.cd ay 3 Union's Two Exchange — last night when the Milwaukee Tea Lit : Stores every Monday, am iisplaced the Witter Rass Py Rugs. ..Specially Priced Wednceday | NEE Se tren 7, = Se net 3 4 f 3 > oS 4 © Tive- [Aan event ef the tourtiesy a6! I] 9x12 Brussel] $19.75 81x90 Two 42x36 and Saturday — Hie Peor'e, witn only 24 hours tw BE bas < x = russe 8 @®e ee eeeeeese® 19.3 ? B d Sh - - go ey | os ——- e eets Pillowcases When : ee 9x1 \ elvet Ss? 4 ose " the Witter Rags pin -tep- 34 - - sre e@ ew eeeeee + * - od) Piers b. ; ee 9x19 A ; _— } $1400 S pecially $1400 Sune Ung up a total of 3082 inst i : si @ | = xminster ese ff 8 f&® © © © 839.75 Priced! re ey te coked e* * this city was re 3; . -- . ; . ° © gain ite first bowling title , Ay | 9x12 Royal Wilton ..... .$75.00 mee | : : wince 1904. when Martin Kern won aed ae . gran aeRO These splendid Sheets and Pillowcases are first Ethe a!t.eve , . Hae | * om — ] 120 292 2A 26 28 30 Q y quality in material and workmanship. Every Rees “events honor in the A. Bf Bee ! ~ - o an I T\ EK ST one 1s hermmed . every one is a real va! : Bo Be | st ———* » (Rargain Bascescet) ta”, Witters hit the 190 mark Bete ee . ree times hanging up game te- big As of 1016, 1935 and 1937. 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SAVE ON FURNITURE AT i Carr An ry | 206 W.I2™ ST.- 77E MARKET s7 wiuelinep a 671 As the eount! week wore on and individual game | In the first game | paced the local stars with | the | tourney neared its close, scheduled | the mark stood up, but Tea Shops from Mil- thei: per for tonight, las* pight the waukee turned in record forni.nce 19 second Place 9 =f Louis SCOTS DOUBLES. t (; TASS. § 19; 1=4 G. Coibion ‘Oz 39% Totals 389 3sl W. Brennan oes . Bar H. Orf 2? 176 “todacarad it] } ‘a 2} 384 SINGLES. & “vey? WwW. ti. | ‘ay Babe Ruth Hits Homer With 2 Yanks on Base And New York Wins From Brooklyn in Spring Series Game, 6-5. 185—50°% Babe run league today and Broox- NEW Ruth bit to basebail YORK, April 9 contributed his home the informal inaugural here the Yankees nosed out the Ivn Robins, 6 to o. The Babe's the eleventh of the Yankee mained for Bob Lazzeri to clinch the American Leaguers in ing frame A doubl single major round-trip accounted for three runs, but it re- Meusel and Tonv game for the : ah the folliow- mer and turned ine BROOKLYN > m WOO ke OO om Or VU Herman i 1 Barrett ; 0 P'tridge 2 aS _- 4 *Morend | 0 Shocker | uv 0 U Ebrhar« , — + Marri Totale. ...35 6 12 Totals in sevent! *Ratted for Ruether f lis Seventh . Fifer **°Ran (jrabowski **®*hatite’d for Pet 5 i *+Hatted for McWeeney in +? Batted for Ehrharat n nint Score by innings: 1 23 45 6 Yankees 9 688 2 Brooklyn ei e689 3 Summaries Two-base hits R. Meuse!. Three-base hit re! run—Ruth. Stolen ba#ses—Partridge rifice hit—Carey. Double plays -Partri to Butler to Herman; Ebrharat to Herman. bases —-New &: Brookiyn, & $ on balis— 1: off Petty f Ruether, 1] Weeny, @: off Shocker, 2 Stru Hoyt, 34; et Mc Weeny 4 Fiits ,€E! he F | : l Ith} res—— how iu a re 7h *idry College Baseball Army 12, Cahelic University 1%. Harvard 7, Boston t. 3. Illineis 4, University of Missis- sippi 2. Vermont 3. Princeton 98. Exhibition Game Scores ~ ‘ Cardinals 5. Browns 3. New Vork Giant« 7. Wash'ton 1. New Vork Vankees 6. BHrookirn 5. Athietica 3. Phillies 6. Hraves 6 Red fox 5. Detroit &, Oktahoma City 7. Pittsburg 2. Memphti« 1. White Sex 11, Tolede 1. and the Witters dropped siam in | ' | ' ; ; ' ‘ | { i|Breadon to- Pay / ee ee a a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Ow oe ===" — PALO AF RPL BLL Le” ~ a PP PLP Le” Taken yeste - - ~ of the world’s champions, at the right. ——— - - _ -- omnnamnetatin a ee - Hornsby to Get $1 16 Ys 00 for His Cardinal Stock; Estimated Profit $60,000 ’ 1 SUT Share tor Hold With National League and Ww York Club ® Making Up the Difference. By the Assocmated a EBS . NEW YORK, April 9.- - + i The tangled skeins of the Rogers Hornsby baseman will protit of more the famous Giant's second his St. which than $60,000 on the sale of reap a Louis club ioldings , ‘ — or? , 4 gu } .¢ I ea ine ae gto , bout 11,000, not 2 good turnout atternoon, ca s pfor a spring series game in a world championship town. a n - the Browns. ” 2. i, _ S ’ ’ : . ae ss . ; i “ee “a ‘ —— ee MEAD ee ee ee * e — > Ale - —WFRy a Post-Disevetch Staff Photographer. eighth inning RESIDENT SAM BREADON ] °F a7 of i (‘urdinals returned for of Hornsby §s higher figure share | first meeting. That a compromise Breadon said }’ress ated YORK, April 9 held the Washington today and the eas’ victory A eat by) tne NEW (Greenfield Senators to five hits StocK Was (JSiants scored another a single to center, a i'single that (‘lark tied Was fi‘ in jlLeag foes sent the score stole ] tTrie¢al hare to all div idends frhnres¢ Senators carefully, shake-up Manager Harr ordered an eieve!l harter in his club's lineup, sending and Budd» Myer back to vear'’s positions of third tn-hour Leste: Ossie bar all pr Se mT f dividends valiantly in this pinch and socked a Gouble against the left-field iwall, scoring Frisch and Bottomiey wed em gerebtne ttt safe for is SHERDEL WILL Browns Rally in Vain. | OPPOSE GASTON OR WINGARD TODAY Caras The Browne rallied bravels in iLt. SHERODEL fer the B.:« Milton Gaston or Ernie their ninti Wallie Schane started , eit} Se erie Airy 4 ller pat. Postpone Spalia-Campolo Bout “''" * ""* ee es eee Wingard for the Browns ase fhe probable pitchers fer the see. ting for Ballou. who had relieved Vangiider ater the lester Ret) ond game of the series thie aftege Centinued ea Page 35. may Biuege their last Hake and During the Flor d annually It is #x- cnartel ‘ ehortston +} ’ oe ’ that re will J i@#Gg s00T POSS} - any maning it he had tried ou Biueg¢ at the . by _ the club to deciare and Bi ENOS AIRES. April § Because ‘ bad today be fight be- wee! italian (‘am was sock, poled a one-bagger to-rcenter, ; Tom Cat Thevenow raced to third and stepped Harr» grounder and forced Bing “Pai heavy we 43: ' mpion anid ita pers profit ted frame, out? ward Rice s h Ps) ry Tri cryy | but ' ine , | - ’ il Wednesday. j Centinucd om Page 3%. Pee . . — . on _— om _ . _ . cong nl taliban iid Mesa nanncipeaiiatadin. 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SUNDAY MO PICT og ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RNING. APRIL 19. 1997__ | —______ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ RDINALS AND ATHLETICS FAVORITES IN 1927 CAMPAIG@l, pLEY — a ——— irates and Yanks ~~Stars of St. Louis Kennels | Locally-Owned Kennels Wethered Beats VOIGHT WINS Fax. oho in R tin ACTOR BOY, owned by J. A. Costeniy and a group alan Leading Winners “K' Single Stroke NORTH- NL] y Wins 7 a a 4 owned by Mr. and Mrs. *: De — In the Greyhound Races pee. cc “s EL : | ~ pai , | i 3 Track In 9.6 3 oe ef GER WETHERED ° thi ps + oo ae ae Va — os ! * wy Kennel Club: De Barnard and Shov sroUDS ee oe New Star Defeats | Seer ” eee aloes | 7 —— | st Prominent. Fothered's cand for oe | =e Combined Missouri College : Which Is Cut to 18} ered—Botts of Westminster Races—Sheets Also Beats | By Herman Wecke. » : Movi nz rae a Comer ‘ q “e .. ; : : , — = , fr? i 4 P : } : Consensus Picks et the | Bich Dene Sheet LSC e de Bern | Popeggs din tay 0 mornin; c vei idin : ae. The « errr eg 4 ‘ 2° ‘ : ; bk i hs ( A . i riat i 3 .* t Du bs s ‘y ATI = rae : Among Leading Winners. a ae ‘ ne , Cau riomans faced the ‘ Iub 1926 } in jah. cea ¥ ~% * . 4 n “ = P én > . S “o ; ~~ . ’ . ~~ > r — . : 2 i ‘ . ; r- ; ; é ‘ — —_— } ac rn to sc sr : . . i ardinals oe, Ea ee ee ® , : , " Mla dis > iets ; o teack ; p al) Z ; Cy on } iw kK ° : Pe — oak - schost ~~ e sarge Strength “ a 5 , , # ‘ : . 3 « . 2 - . ; i ; 4 ; 2a « 2 ° | x ‘ - * P . " was halved erent angie . ae , ? : ) | ham es-promis ei aga me " a a 1 wen 1* up on the stgp ( leveland 3 ; ; e ‘e mel. “ & ' phsnsinn . a trouble. ¥ Washington jae ses -” * a te a ; kp Pty : anne > . Hamr ON Pte bese pert a oigt Rrowns = >: vou ‘Are ~— become two ap riomans missed a short é water-soake track rhic ouker “pos Close Tomorrow °°: °C ee tioweve! b u ri ; z 3 ' ’ , z " 4 es ; . ‘eo ; : ‘he thirteenth was halved, | . ated roiling. and by a/ ss eg toi eet a —— and he overplayed GEEEbalf an hour because of the condi- 7 : e ae sisdeaeeh 7 ee » . Half after hooking hits mnditions that the rec- S Cc a e : | ae : oe Fé orgs Sister ‘estimonial green after Homane Wa low matinee eount for burg ) e, rns ee ire 1 Fi , oe | .s 3 aay . Creme ay aecid . a Brown Wins Three Firsts. this reason. 7 Pirates are n ; . 4 was : — ners . B : Pace ' steg Proc > a 4 > €xXten é mit fo m4 ry + \ or ht— » Siissour:. with firsts EE Usiece Geesite cinta | sce Neca ce pennent winners. In| Raigicethall ues! (ae = a : ~eateas woth; cacy baec| votes to fi: nt ® Fo Jationa League ‘entry 4 meee a 26 ° | in 444 & 3.3 _ heap next Octohs | etca Taina Out .7 6 . 25k cedopte oe an 4% pes | ners & Dmnbble Limited to Single Bound - £ é . SS : ey . og ae a Sad a siieeie cial no .ae 5 . | Veigne a Cua ‘Call 120- point system we : ; : ee Session. faa tse a 3 Be | 7 a . Riactomerue | ae te we een ——- Reds, After Forcing Cards to Limit eee Sa Be PS oS... 4.33 3 ieee a — at Coston or Wi Last Year, Are Picked to Ran Third °°: is Sa, ee +e J ey 9 a Ee] features Monday night’ » . | : coo. [AN Aiea” I Mare 2 Gale MO cf SRD Sherdel in Secor land 6° Washington 64: , Lit rules ymimitt: 4 oe . 3 . . Py ae o > serv: ust e cer nvit: : tournaments. ~- @ 3 —~ = 2% TORi-s > rv atiory - — in ; tournament he , Centinued frem Page 15- neints ome me an (is eae caidad am Seer ace ee by Committee at Annual . : 3 So a ae a 3 : a : at and Oe Saser | ; : ) : 4 oo : ii aiiiiiaaie aE obeed who learned the | —— ee Selle ra wk “e » * “ roe eas. Yh oe aap “” >” Browns, 32 { hicarco no 308 - LnDnuU ' bn s =, , ton. 14 F 4 { ’ can SB ¥ ; | 5 4 ; .. : = ' ' "ei ee = ae M mat a aE ES De ne . A 2 —— vidressed ¢ ecretar ; iomenal medal score 6f@ 9 . slated to setters a : ‘may try out his Ee ns ae ae NATIONAL LEAGUE. eam play ' part tomorrow Voight's victery gave hree ; ring “2 e its sec consecutive AS mo yx - ‘Beabad pposediy } o by the T3 ; ne . ) ~ a nnn » | & Regent, Newville Ceres. : cd Spalding Bowser. tron of the * ; tine x . or _ . ; * a ere _ Wins bu mine ballots t? Ma en i ema three Aamnou ner sa : gave the Promoter ¢ The Spesene ‘-ame. mie i : ‘1 sition Indians Rated Fourth, Although Clevel:s __Aithough Cleve Mile Record the A . : © 7 +o +r. eo Tr? : : : a : " : 2a ire ‘ jis — “ i > 4 ' = — ‘ é > eal Tipp gpa sega ee Ito ef vith 1 ne sciieai cS . | Ee ; . baggie hey : , eda “we die pega By — ixth and t2 ang sealer a ee 3 ea Swede Covers Distance in 4.15, he ‘roit, as Lmateu * Finish es Sweeney to Umpire os Conn ee inishing Step Ahead of . . Arkansa \NGELES. april Sat ahead of the Indians ° . z = . Williams @ bivy is due more te t} Los te & rei pAta ‘ rs' throng . Theoboid. rs - with is Saseball League. Speaker. the createst field en is and one thir arn 2 PY alas a ed tmat J. “ ching | rt three years, aa a nvthing else nds o thirds and three fourths Cia sO attend The Debate. forced. He's an optim YOR ? | on , his Ne : t League staff, ante ree, -OOOOOL« a at hee + RM ARL Sigs ty a _. ~ hs , . 7 > " ‘ a" Detroit . r a ay or . aot ; . . . ~ ohn RA ster eniieg eer T70M iM 17.8, at .m™ » > - : : . . ™ - 7 : 2 ~ ager i rated a’ vt re = . ¥ — 4 7. ; ‘ , s 4 i : _ 4 » tr fifrh Preps _ ‘ —_ ° a i e4 ‘ . i” . . ‘ at it a ’ ar , : jmsans BAL Te COO Melty Syed x } 3 gets third ashington apite of the addition ’ Trim. Spea! ed h piace The point ratings follow National—Cardinals, 93: Pitts burg. 90: Cincinnati, 76: New York, 67, Chicago, 58; Boston, 38: Brooklyn, 28. and Philadel phia 15. American — Philadelphia, 99 oato One ' ind | New York, 77: Detroit. 69; Clewe- eighthes eee e | Ant = it 3p : , ll ; se i. c . . s not nd : . ~OCs — | se Fees Cheer Frteck. é oa a : i ee Sgr cle a air Be Laat oe oe Sel ns ofl weed 7 Pc at Spatial ys rit Fw tage i 0 Te ave Nee TIE Re Te rnt Samet ae raed a asta ce MTA, anteionet = 2 tnt Me PRET CN Gales ~ oR “ane = “l + OAS me tan Prep Bt 0° ‘ee Oklahoma Again Braves Win Beats Missouri: And Tie Series Tigers Get 11 Safeties, but National Leaguers Rally in Sev- | °°" * ann a —s Widhiiahaie aide oceeae Cee Fail to Score in Missouri enth Inning to Take 6 to 5 : Ls Metzd omg | | | 3 lat Victory ‘«* - eT IE CURES ea HR RETR LCR NEE ote etl eat alae Lilt ik Lt alee meee ee ale eee meus an naira. ee AL ORR. eae : ty raved phe fe eVerre tea nh ate NORMAN, OK sieenette ef Missouri wah unadie *° sting rt THIRTY-FIVE AMATEURS : : | | r te bunch any of tts 1) hits suff pore as Saeieia EXPECTED TO FILE iy foc Genth 16 Picks Bees Xa. | : | : : | agg sl tie o cae phy : tin + ——— ia , ; . ;, ’ - : * 5 AM -2: bs ae . : : anther et ee were SORRY. aad lost tte ion vi FOR BOXING TOURNEY 2%". “ooks like the stick isis ciatie ea a ein the = . times , laws at the last legisiati@lll no Pitched the Cardinnts (nee second baseball carne th the rs in t ' yin ) ws Par: , . | nies - ie ict ' | | mage e i ould i i - : . - _ i. . * = : : Im the seventh Missouri had the Pirket. Mo Yt comerv _ ' ompete In the inter- wares 8 | pt : F (ane ee eee Ee ENG ae ae pp oh . — : ar , - : ; 1s “ ius ’ eh, ~~ . , ' 7 , “ oo a , - ays ~ 2 7* his in . vol — * PN . ‘ ‘ : p.ayed a ; . , LO. S ee 4 . Wrst wreeped is tape hie : ‘Ted the wrist in the South ~

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‘AMPAI GNM —— —— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ PAGE 38 ARLEY OF MISSOURI EQUALS WORLD RECORD IN 1 00 YARDS =, ins D ash on Heavy IT COULD HAPPEN. =~ Adapted From Burris Jenkins | COLLINS KNOCKS pol F CRON eprack in 9.6 Seconds; | HOMER. MACKS BEAT PHILS, 3-0 ES Tigers Defeat Rivals Lefty Grove and Joe Pate New Star Defeats Homan - cole 4 and 2, in Final Ro Combined Missouri College Union Squad Is Smoth- Hold Slugging National Leaguers Safe in Final of Which Is Cut to 18 Hole ered—Botts of Westminster Wins Two Hurdle City Series. PO PNP NAO A fel eleeleddad rural dad ede ‘tor iy’, : Ane tie CARDS CUTTING Looe 2” WITA THe FeRocity OF LAST YEAR—- by Rain. Races—Sheets Also Beats the Tigers. one Spectal to the Post-Miepatoh. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 9%. —Superb left-handed flinging by Robert Moses Grove and Joe Pate blanked the Phillies today and the Mackmen took the fifth and final game of the city series by 3 to 0. The Americans won four of the five games. The pair of Athletic left-handers meget bien dete i bia" lab Ae cy 4 es prerr Tr sighes chest a ~ ad RR ¢ ms | eo et attn we te gp 7 wr shag % os Fi ~~ 4 - -_ , gens — od _ wero. Ber 5 a +s aepnateagedgl N. C., April 9. ng over a water- Soaked Cou rge viet, Washington. today L aited North and Sout} golf championship. E ted Eugene Homans, Engle N. J.. youth, 4 ang 2? in the Tigers won which had been paregq dea. - | 18 holes because of to 61. = that fel] throughow Karl Edgingto Vy! Ene. t ing mate, equaled the Mi h Lmittee in charge Ot the record, held | Jack event cided to permit ap ee oe ran he hole mnatch to decide the event gg seconds. He se Homans faced the neces arated only \pril $9.—Kent Farley, University of Missouri star, tied the world’s record in the 100. yard dash here this afternoon, being clocked by all three timers in 96 seconds in the final of the century in a dual meet which ‘the from the Missouri College Athletic Union All-Stars, 84 aig ee ee ee a } ss hg HS Specia COLU} track captain and sprints Kk ea ip gerea | I A OR I i OH Pt ee 'S ie ee ee ad Sat ae ‘esi 7 . wood Hou r-old fe- Pe te dog, is nd may r out of Show M: ht Ruch ddyv and in- ioe Tigers took all three placeg in | both sprints and the half mile. The 51 points which the College Union scored against the Tigers and Farley were sep-} were divided as follows: Westmin- held the heavy hitters of the Mo- bv both the 27 Missouri Wesleyan, 3; Innis clan at bay throughout. Greve & it, of elling back to SC hoo] Monds: _gprint is events. Drury, + (Central, 5; Rolla, &. . did not allow a hit in his four in- mor rnoing. This would have m Westminster Shows Strength. William Jewell, 2; Missouri Valley, nings and fanned five men, while it necessary for him to forfeit ta While the College U cee agere- 2; Central Wesleyan 1. Pate held the McInnismen to four the match had not bee g gation, with representatives of; MILE RELAY—Won by Missouri (Kosky, blows in the last five innings. Pea ao WAVE WITH us — ssouri Scholz, varas in 21.2 son ~ - inches in ster, Sore of ¢ ‘ ; ‘ ,O.g nT 3 D ii aie : piayed nate : i. ae nber schools Daniels, Epstein, Allegripy); second, today. eight of a le ena — sieeshegaga Westminister: thiré, Central. Tiss. The Athletics got two of their Started today’s contege gve the Tigers stilt competition | minutes 28.2 seconds runs and five hits off Clarence lost the first and seconds (2 nearly all of the events, the | SES TARD LOW Svnetie~Ten Mitchell in five innings and a run ¥ id ". “Je ur , y ¢ hy 2¢€ ‘ , 5 ” Voigt score par go miversity team took the lead at Missouri: third, Diemund, Missourt and two hits off Alex Ferguson, took the third with @ the start, and set the pace through- 24:9 seconde. former Buffalo flinger. the fourth with out the meet. In only one event, Eddie Colling hit a homer on the ‘mn the match. second ball pitched in the first tn- me, wtnen JUMP—-Won by Muggett, Rolla: | ) secon il, HKroulette, Westminster, and | the high jump, were the M. { . A. i] rooks. tear ae lj am Jewell, tied. Height, Oe ee a tad ta om esi - . “ere 5 feet 10 inches. | rhe fifth was halved but Homan U, men able to hold the Tigers | Discos THROW- —-Won vy Brown, Mis- Me ee went one up on the sixth whegmseoreless, but in three others they c | * Th Voigt was in trouble. Voigt evenem were able fo take first places.; ,©: 0” ae ce i. as : ~- 4 ms ‘?) iif if . oOo it On the seventh with a birdie tweak Botts of Westminster, a te sinking a putt from off the greey sourl; second, McAnelly, Missouri; third, Tes the team _TWO-MILE RUN—Won by _ Steele, Mis- | ind they were al] square throu (,00ca Ritter- liomans nbadiy. his when He and by second, Fergason, mle “Bar te BROWNS, jn FRANCE CAMES, Wave Soor SCOVEREY A MOST DEVAYTATING — . Sawer Syva - ——— Sexton, PHILLIES. i. ABLRW », 20 .@23 39% Sand ss 0 ~~ dwin 3b- lampton, rs. Prigc, h, Poca- and Mrs. and Wil- mber of Collins lamar if : liale Bb eee - “3 Riss Se Cobb rf PPP POLO LO NN Fo aa a i a a ee (| Metzler rf. 0 I 0 Westminster. Distance, 129 feet | which scored the bulk of the Col- Bourl; sgcond, McKinley, Drury; third, ‘ege Union points, won both hur- Schenk, Central. Time, 10 minutes 6.3 | i ' : sadasitiisiainiial Ss French cf occer Managers seconds. » races, Sheets yf festminst , : odne dle races, h s of Westminster §80-YARD RUN—Won by Epstein. Missou- | | won thetaquarter-mile dash, . ‘Alllarneys an beg Boley *a . » Are Not Barred —S Per aes! organs to Flay | ponte OTS ee ' ODBPPPP LDP LOD LOD LPO el le ee meee V'stone Lb Sothern If | Thom'n Jonnardad Cc | Mitchell p Ferg s0n p 3104 c* ¢ izhth. Voight Takes the Lead. 0 0 a ts tin nes. Totals... a a feet 9 inches. | re thirteenth was halved, b tion by repeated rolling, and by a} SHOT PUT—Won By Brown. Missouri: | the fourteenth wen farm sun, despite the fact that the second, Sexton, estminster: third, when Homans’ : to Voight pati + *>«> sca Mh. Satie Westminster, with his St ea Missourl. Distance, 22 feet 10% and Tdesiter: JAVELIN THROW—Won by Brown, Mis- | f ir c Out .7 6 5 5—41 in - ° Missouri. winning the broa jump eecond, Griggs, Central: third. ACK _—— J 2a Te Misso Winning tn road jumy Iver, Missouri Walley. Distance, 163 | ai Voight a Coming Champion. and pole vault, ecored j]0 each. ret —_ nches. Voight. who learned the link 2 ee ee aT fame as a caddy for a Washington: country club, ts regarded = as d i or r Wingard to Oppose “comer” in American’ golfdom - Sherdel i in 1 Second Game Today te tche 1 1; by Fergvaeon, 4 Mile ote Grove, none tn 4 tnnings; off Pate. 4 in & S‘iinnings: off Mitchell. 6 in 6 innings: off Ferguson, 2 in 4 innings. . Winning pitcher 4;rove. losing pitcher~-Mitchell, Um- pires—-Hart and Geise!. Time of game— [ih. 42m, TILDEN DEFEATS LOTT IN FIVE-SET MATCH TO WIN BLUE RIDGE EVENT By the Associated Presa. ASHEVILLE, N. C., April 9.—WIiI- Tilden IL of Philadelphia singles championship in the Blue Ridge tournament at Ashe- Club today, defeating Lott Jr. of Chicago. The score was 4—6, 6—4, 4-—6, 6-—1 and 6—-2. The last set was played in @ steady rain. Miss Clara Zinke, 17-year-old Cin- cinnat! girl, won the women's sin- gies championship of western North Carolina, defeating Mrs. Edward Raymon of New York, dilfied ~ me erreur ee a ee ee ee ee ~ gements quest track. and ri: second, Allegri, Missouri: third, Bn- Voigt went a . satt af Rolla w e ic glish, Missouri, and Lewondoski, Missou- a a one up at the ning Muggett of Rolla on the high ct tied. Sine & alee | With a’ pa ir after Homans ovyefy jump. 220-YARD DASH—Won by Edington. Mis-| sy nape nayee the green. The next tw Farley's wanee ties the souri; second, Farley, Missouri: third, ; , he} . ‘ ‘ - Bids %°" 2*'e4 in par but Voigt toaipasecented world’s record held joint-| Rossnbrim. Misourl. | Time, 21:2 PW Aart v1 7 : lft} - ‘s " Lies aah i J s ° ; pwellth tabecome two up whe ly by several men, was established | pope vavciLT—Wwon by Lancaster. Mis- | 1 " e s) a From Muny A. A. Totals. ...33 3 7 0 FrOW |. 1. 884 & short putt rogen a water-soaked track, which | sour; ‘second. Moulder, Rolla: ' third, 7 nw 3 rae tiene Beckie neared eee ‘ ¢ . ; offm , oe I y 4 ; Ol} ; OUnD.e >! ye—S and, MTMP- had been brought into fair cond!- | “tt eee mine ied Wi t n occer in f ACK GROSSE president of ‘ison and Wrightetone: Leach to Wright- spregeoney- «tone Athletics. 5; Phil- sconsin 0 ‘J Municipal Athletic Associa- Off Mitchell, Me ; _— Struck outeeBy Grove, | ; tion, answering numerous ; Pla St. Louis U. Court Order Gives Managers | questions from interested fans, Right to Be With Teams '? said that the suspension ‘‘for Tod 1) life’ of Manager Hugh McSkim- ere omorrow oaay. |} ming and Andy Fredericks by the Municipal Soccer League Executive Council, did not mean that the men were barred for | life from the Municipal Athletic ;| Association. 5 | “These men are eligible to every other form of sport under the jurisdiction of the Munici- pal Athletic Association,’ Pres ident Grosse gaid. “Their pen- er ee ca wee — ngements PStimonia! te] — — ~ww~=w““~—, | Badgers Won Two and Tied One on Trip South; Billi- kens to Change Lineup. The Killarneys and Morgans will | try again to settle the municipal soccer champtionship this afternoon | at Fairground. The game will start | at 3 o’clock and will be preceded by a contest between the Palermos, | lanother muny eleven, and the All- | ¢ Stars of Kansas City, the prelim-|> alty was impose@ by the Soccer ‘inary opening at 1 o’clock. | league alone, not by the M. A. A temporary restraining order, |, A. issyed yesterday against the soc- cer exectitive Committee, will per- mit the rival mginagers, Hugh Mc-/|> Skimming of the Killarneys and Andrew Frederick of the Morgans, to direct their teams from the|‘ BODO OD bench. McSkimming and Frederick were | HORNSBY AGREES TO : SALE OF STOCK TO fol- | te | ~ x " “y Lormance aiter ee ae 44(0-Y ARD en aoe by Sheetz, West- or minster: ond, Kosky, Miesour!: third. “WRAY’S COLUMN ee br receip? aay after- oWed for th: the briet announce rations. receive ne from we of the fl be the Wns indi- J. Miller, of cere- e be liam T. ee ee } — —_ - | i ee ee ee a P won the that 791 men took part in uni- St, versity athletics during the cur- rent year, while 2287 students took part in intramural sports. Figures for many colleges and | Universities bear similar witness | to the value of college sports as incentive to the student body to take up physical competition. to a minimum and will go through The grandstand athlete is @ |+he remainder of his schedule with thing of the past in universities. this squad. Several men were lost| 'recently through scholastic and nu- Louis University’s basebal) season will enter its second stage | tomorrow afternoon, th: sillikens of Coach “Skippy” Stivers | meet the University of Wisconsin | nine at St. Louis U. field. Stivers has cut his squad down Dempsey vs. Tunney Again? DEMPSEY smoking up his probable to the ring. With half a million at stake, it seems rea- sonable to presume that Demp- sey will come back, even though he finds that he is ‘‘not so young as he used to be.” His plan to try himself out in the mountains appears just 4a ville Country two hurdle victories, literature is when (;eorge “It is possible that the action of the Municipal Soccer League ‘ will be reviewed by the Centra! Council of the Muny A. A., at its meeting next Wednesday.” ad: return al i le i i ie hes . Atlantic championship and fou invitation tournaments. In this tournament he Last vear he annexed the Middlé PDP ODP PP BAP PPD BPR A Pee ee i i i i a, after a ing made Page 1S. when he fell going ° ° ans last Thursday new phenomenal medal score one stroke above Bobby Jone record set at Sunningdale, Englani Homans, who is just 18 year old, also is a stellar player, hol ing the Metropolitan Junior ant New Ji amateur champion ships Voight’s victory gave Washingtor its second consecutive North ang South amateur title, Page Hufty of Ts s.- Sler hase. FER ATIVE NTER tomor: Where rsev of 13% Continued from noon. Steve O'Neill is slated “to. catch the Brownie pitcher. Bob O'Farrell may try out his arm, though if it still pains him he is likely to rest it for the open- of the National League Chicago ee 4 ing rame Reason will be the at-home liowley s white srownes Dan in their grounder. _ Lester engaged in a long duel with Vangilder in the fourth. The Cardinal fouled off a half dozen. some of them viciously bumping the fences, but Les finally missed a swing and Bottomley was dou- bled trying to steal Schang's throw to O'Rourke was perfect. Haines Wild. The Browns filled the bases with nobody out in the fifth, but gesture. He will fight whether his condition pleases i.imself or not, and when he does, most of us will be surprised if it is not against Tunney, the champion. If he fights others before that time it will be because he is real- ly convinced he can beat him. His big ambition now is to get the half million first and, inci- dentally, show that was he not when The “Fighting Parson.” unusual spectacle of a ninister acting as Boxing Commissioner will be presented, if Rev. Ear! Blackman of Kansas City should be appointed to the new State commission, templated. HE as cone- Jiackman, contrary to the us- ual ministerial procedure, hot | other troubles, | faces will be seen in Monday's line- the | missing, had been virtually slated third-base job. Frank Kane, | shortstop last year, has been shift- | ed to not and a few up. Jack Rutledge, one of for the this corner. the other affect the they were reserves. The loss of great strength, although Ired as capable men will team's fig- Dodson, ‘to play a third extra pertod suspended “for life” for refusing to permit their players in Wednesday’s effort to break ‘deadlock for the title. The game was tied, 1-1, after two extra sessions the; _ and when Super- intendent of Recreation Tapperson | ordered a third additional the managers balked, stating that their men were not in condition to BO on. period | 'in special session | support BREADON FOR $116,700 Continued from Page 18. New York club League treasuries, The warning after and compromise came club owners. at in Giant Heydler from the National without voting | Pittsburg to | banning | lineup, of the Giants, Hornsby and a neys of the principals. “Glad It’# All Over.” “T am giad_ it is over,” Hornsby declared. “I can now put my mind on the game and I look forward te |a& great season. {f “The settlement is satisfactory to me.” The deal under which Hornsby came to the Glants last December in exchange for Inflelder Frank absolutely Hornsby nad failed to effect compromise. Their offer to the player yester- |day was $100,000, or approximate- | i $87 a share. With Hornsby’s re- | : fusal to sell at thay figure Came a A hearing ‘to — annem! fae, \formal announcement from the haemo ve an ae prrcrie Land-| New York club that a court in- nem rages ™ ai | june tion would be sought, 'wehr’s court. aHic pre-| Returning to New York Heydler | Harry Donovan an ; ‘a and | continued his arbitration efforts by |ler and resulted in Hornsby sign- | Vallet will referee the 7 . ady calling another conference, attend-|ing a two-year contract to captain ‘Phil Kavanaugh and W racy | ea by President Charles A. Stone-|the New York club at a salary said will work in the main attraction. 0 be 046,000 -0 eum | -The Killarneys won age first | bam and Manager John McGraw | game of the series, 3 to 2, the sec- | ond was tied at 1-1, the third Was | won by the Morgans, 2 to 1, and | the fourth on Wednesday ended in | a l-l tie. ) an infielder: Haferkamp, a pitcher and Armenio, a catcher, are the absentees One new man will be the outfield. The Billikens opened the first stage of their campaign two weeks ago with a trial contest against the University of Chicago, and squeezed through to a 6-5 victory. Northwestern Here Saturday. Either Freund, Casey or Espinda hi imself’’ only approves of boxing, but, while overseas, he actually par- ticipated in boxing bouts. Not | only that, but he is reported to | in have challenged any chaplain in the United States Army Too bad more ministers do not try to get a first-hand knowl- edge of boxing. The merit of this form of sport is beyond all cavil. In the face of opposition through more than 300 years the. | will be on the mound against Wis- game has survived and grown to {consin. The next game is sched- amazing proportionds. Once it | uled for Saturday with Northwest- thrived in cellars or in deserted (| ern, and lowa, a third Big Ten con- fields, with the Sheriff only a | tender, will call April 18. few steps behind the promoters Wisconsin finished second in the and the participants. tig Ten last year. Six letter men ° are back——Donegan, left field; | Larsen, | center field; Burbidge, | ebatty Hacupe en toler: ‘right field; Decker, shortstop; | re inden sdorgane. | Murphy, first base, and Barnum,! Rkeidy ml -Couaes catcher Kehemel . rape : Kelleher On their Southern trip the | Badgers defeated Union University | 'of Jackson, Tenn., and beat and ¢ied Mississippi in a two-game se- ries. BOWLING CLASSIC | DRAWS 45 ENTRIES | Forty-five entries have been filed for the E. A. Schaefer $5 classic to| A be bowled at the Delmar alleys next | /Saturday and Sunday. Only bowlers s ‘of East St. Louis, Belleville, Col- ‘ : ‘linsville and Maplewood are eligible They Know Not What They Do ¢or tne event. EFORMERS who know of | There will be prizes for i high eight-game two for boxing only from hearsay, l high single games outside the place oppose boxing, although | gwards and two special prizes for than a score of states have howlers outside place or high single the game. They still | game awards “prize fighting,” a mis- Jimmy Smith has —_ in and assorted fromage, imy orted nomer for the present boxing for the $15 er ag pa and domestic, drawn from Bos- gaine. Prize fighting died with | bis lg op entr! an ton, Copenhagen, Dublin and the the London Prize ring and the | for this eS Pyrenees, resulted ina golden bare knuckles days To be exact. Wales and Ireland Tie. Washington having won it las@™ for ESgieg ee eescer int Hufty did not defend high dou followed and filed the in- asking that} suspensions the men The vesterday junction proceedings, the committee be re ‘strained tem- porarily from enforcing the order. Frisch and Pitcher Jimmy King was precipitated by differences be- tween the player and Breadon ov- er salary and club management. Breadon declined to pay Hornsby the $50,000 a year for three years he demanded as pilot of the world's champions. The trade which fol- lowed then was approved by Heyd- scored only one run. Rice walked. “Dempsey mith Edi’... . ee oi owe : O'Rourke beat out a bung and Sis- | fought Tunney. itiaant champtonship. oc tearopage 2 Seg is ia ler walked Rice scored while | * " " Tey PR gocont Ke OP ty The C n rem h, pnevenew and Bottomley were turning a double play on -, McNAMARA AND AERTS | will have first turn i bat. Williams’ hot grounder. Theve- LEAD IN BICYLE RACE The Opening Game. now threw out Schulte to end the that thes Frankie Frisch w unfortu- frame. proposed PARIS, April 9.—At 11 o'clock t0@ ,.., ;, as a Cardinal. Providing night Reggie McNamara and Emil in t on with O'Rourke Stipula- Aerts, the American-Relgian team on Fordham Flash Must bei w holding their Yead in the el%- grounde: Agreement day bicycle race with a total of 2 | ms. Packs points. Duvivier and Haerts wer Frisch hada ce for a double watched a third one curve over or one of in second:position with 192 point& play but he the plate. Bill was surprised and Bring the ond eae tae that bases | protested mildly. Sweeney to Umptre on Coast. filled, Schulte hit a hot grounder : a ANGELES, April 9.—Presl§® gightiy t The ball | Frisch started another double Harry A. Williams of the Pa- ' 8kipped pas him al V Rourke play in the seventh. Hice walked » ner, bul Tlijie nded ae Drives in Run. were passed. vt dim. Bottomley, who led isiting Laks Killer E “*rdinals ving in runs last Hl A a ; S| A 2 ee < ™ ss ‘ uddy water and no strike f ver, had the honor of driving | ;, hnson « gat rid report came from pis Saal the first of the series tonight assigned um . - ra- OF ? ee , . oo ~ ** ~~ x vi Pm £s 6 e, 4 on “st and upper Me wel he title ieee Southworth ing enmes of the season Tuesday, aiked th « ‘ al fr, ing. ; 7 ee 8h ae follows the exception. of Benn - oO and mi OT ¢ to trout fishing has bees pe Center "alli the rest of the trout etree ™ l ag eH OSs a ee ee — Louis g “ster Bell played with his | Washington—Owens and Ormsby. . right wrist wrapped in tape. He | New York—Evans, Hildebrand and | injured the wrist in the South ’ McGowan. the Ry the ai ari run . s? Lourbotse ite ret bh 1? Aa Rb i ; fiel. bi infie, land Connoliy. Rowland iech's = : . Ds { eve Geisel and ; ; , linea rig 4 cry} ~¥ifn Ss iifi¢ &j : in a} near Bt deluge of $783,862 it died officially July 8, 1599, LONDON, April $.—Wales and Ire- The Paulinos, the Hansens and when Sullivan and Jake Kilrain sail drew in an international soc- Boston strong men and the Dub- fought the last real world’s 0.) ¢ootbal! match here today, each | lin terrors, all drew crowds, championship prize fight under = ..jring two goals. Since the series But the more than three- “fight”’ conditions. was started in 1882. Wales has won quarters of a million dollars Sullivan’s next battle for the (18 matches, Ireland 14, while nine was spent in vain. The pub- title was fought with padded (have been drawn. lic paid that sum but failed to gloves under Marquis of Qecer —cOCOw*“OCyq@7C#w”—@@@™””™-—_—_—_—/_—_— see a worthy challenger. berry rules, and Jim Corbett clause ix a survival, was pee a ee beat him. It was in 1892 and 54 years ago! henceforth § all championships ‘ur reformers should do Not Grandstand Athletes. were glove contests. ce cassia the courtesy OLLEGE faculties hold that | . * . getting acquainted with good intercollegiate sports breed The present Missouri! law ar- points. A sport that has survived grandstand athletes. They hold tually retains a clause prohibit- so many discouragements and that the general student body is ing ‘prize fighting,” which has hecome better and stronger sure- not physically helped. been obsolete for 35 years. ly has consideration coming to | Yet lowa State College reports The original law, of which the it.

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PAGE 4S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ____--______—_——— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aes CREAM OF AMERICA’S HORSES NAMED FOR THE FAIRMO TLLERS ene te eae = _ - _ — : - - : . “ . = ere . i i i a " as ——— ss . ‘ 4 . ‘ ™ ll le i i ~ . i ee i i a — i e m o 7 {36+ i i es a wh rd ? 125 Nominations for ‘MAN 0’ WAR “HOPES” LIKELY TO START IN THE DERBY _Yesterday’s Bowie Charts | Bollam Will E Weather raining; track muddy. . >t om " 2 : Fir st Renewal of SCAPA FLOW (left), now 8 to 1 in the future book, and WAR EAGLE, 20 to 1. No Man ©'War colt has pre- speciat to the Post-Dispatch. . | Inside : c —— :.— lowin re th t » = viously faced the starter in a derby. Petite ca: Fintre us par ¥ are the results 6? aaun a fate noes Ose | | in ~ PAPA PAPER REPEAT RACE—$1700. claiming. 3: rearolds and up, six and > a . . - Ts ~. : i tl el ll ed - - ~ vi Derb on _— | . ‘ vod, won divi f iwe eam. ent toc Pp > at ot? oe ad } . by Be . ae cil} -Zond.. Trainer ayberry re! . ‘ IF a" rn — la = $300, "$100 Time, - 4 "4 1-5 Value . $50_ t aA eo 218. aan a —————— ival Leams Overt CHICAGO, April 9.—Efforts to re of the United States Foots , . oe... competition will be made here tomorre nished etrong, Muskallonge tired r sett fast i as Chicago's ranking eleven, plays - ~ nN et und. Forget M = i ae ; ° 96 parta Field, starting at o'clock. ~ = na) ogee? Pah Ti x Ne 4. vale ; sho. r~ : =" at > .e here is a replay of: .~ be | > at 3st PEA pte MS Sits rp a. Tt . > re . does > Mor h-— May Dodi _, Train ' - : jou _ the two Derby Nominations ll a ll Oe ee ™ iN iia ee Candy Blackbird Golden Sight es aio, . 3 | z | 2 4 meat > ae : ; piay. (andy Qoeen Frank McMahon a “ ea : mF , #£ 3 ss > 4. > Tomorro*. (rvstal Demine Tom Nash =. : a — a ; ries . : - wg . | ° . > Caste on Cup game rules call Bowie Clark ( anaan y — ne oe ee Vater Lad Tr , . Metro finis . war —T Mallard s Memory dgack Horgan oe 2 : | : a . - ae eee we 3 at — "Fs { Fines iim ee - | Church ginal decision in a repiay an ple Pirate Thaddeus Rs = Eee © 5 A . - 7 Me cos nat will happen, uniess Mr. Kirkwood , ee & : w : = . 4 eae wan Deed rve “kaw "ushed th it : Evans the Detroit offictai, dock ; & . . - “ ‘ 0 ‘ . . . a -~ , ‘ od 7 : _— ‘ . . ; ‘ i . : . io "ic] ~ ? ’ a ; ; . , ; . - « : - — erms it necessary ‘Oo Associ at:o! oe. al Young Prince - s. eRe 4 me a. Bt th rns a t e 1 could » will reieree., d . Cc Winging a : . wen! ’ alt before this has been “ Preference Ye pe ee eo , = 3 ~~. nn ” “al 4 _~ 2 ; ; . ished tiambine “hip o' War | > cm Se ~- .3 / - sos ; A $4 ° ' @: Ms accom pisnecdc. : ta Palins Y alovian . a a “Se 2 : . THIRD RACE—S1400. The Old Domini on Handicap. 3- year-olds. siz Bollam on Forward Line. The Hugoenot Rolied Stocking : ic ae es art 2 n ari Pace sam : ost at S31: at pe oe 4 mae here. the Ben Sn seth's Hope s — 2 a ’ Nr J , —— Mone’ Traine | in e gam nere, ta (rystal Pennant “ei ; = 2 : ¥ : Value ? ‘ > $ 159 $50 torg will be without the services of Biack On White : a = . — — — . . : - ae . of the stare of Chappie a i “ HORS ~¢" Pp S in locker, : 7 Joe Hennessy, one oF ! —- “weepster x : * “a % . : — ~eaee : j= — . -ward line As a res uit. Sankari SS ; ; : ~f ie ; , . | Cheops 4 ee + = | a3 >, Tins a Adjutant | ee Mi : ’ > " : : parti ‘Iipate in the came : | | . 4 ill be at inside right 9 eS ae , —~ e Benny Nash shifts Orman Ss Re W | } a asi | i tg The Heathen +h nal érive. , ne inside left position va- 4 ** Th - : = * ; —_ ; ne > ‘ _ : ‘ y 5 » ¢ ; t 4 ; tite ; . © Battie e I oa aed . ar Aagieé. x ; : ' ~~ . : i 5 .. : ~ ed oF Hennessy / i * | ' : . o. . . : . ; *sKald Rip Ra ' . _ i? Raph ugni several Piayers Site bad = : [ i : : . : ove oe 4 oe emcee rece — | ee -— | ll tee ; oe a oo ro — ee ee ® rod injurfes in the game at St. meilastic : . ' : ' : ' : . : . ; . Wandering Minstre es . » tls PD Myra } ' i : =U: tT} | ouis. all will be available for serv- —_ . the ciuds Wii: ¥ 4 pls ; a oz , ca a .2 2 | st 3 : 7h om : . ler dy % ; James Stuart Gattsman W Ins Knocklo akes For RTH RAC r—s: 5000 added the Prince | : . | This list includes the rival Biack Panther up, one mile and one-sixtees! hy. Zod im #4 r. mac eaptains. Vaughn ag the Millers and Teheran : bp. ! at BOs: | x Wee i: "/ ae ney -Fueate. 2a , Yea of the local elewen Sniatation " m ' vrkia Of the i0cai @: = Se Le oe Bowie Feature Feature Number *°— =" By Ths winner of the same. ill . ; ye. ‘(rolden Powder meet il Hiolleys of De as || Eee ~ Te ey By Two Lengths At Kennel Club nthe a the ate least that is the date set Sakon Vatkineon Adios \ aloronse : 2 2 wa ; 3 B3 1 Mv Pardner Bostonian | gir 7 2s" 3 ak ; ne Berd _— ¢ &8 ‘* 32 ee Stirrup Cup Is Second and Con- Beats Acting Buddy by Six ARrck tergciow : Ebuferd Whiskers ~ = ee template Third in Prince Lengths in Five Sixteenths == Sa f*sman_ singed gh on the outside rounding the far gurn, dol’ ¢ ~~! _ ~ Western champtonship by the national committee. Pega ‘ ad at led 3 By amgates ot > « i Rew ithus Roval Julian 2 q 3 ? i eac round ma _the : > Buddy Baner Chance Shet George’s Handicap. : pl ae BP oo BE ee & a oS eS eee sways ; " Da Peice niand aho wed Rape n'erference sormend ee , I ‘a Soe Beas bx age ; Ba $2 mut els pa _ Gattsman $6.90. piace $4.10. show $3.10; =fa rset ;: - on i ial : . F Se. S € ee . : 7 «! 4 " fs , . at shoe i . al Haldeman 4{reca! = os si, :, . , . . : . Den Diego Jus a ——== = , red , 2+ . 4 on hi , FIFTH RAC E—-31400. The, — are. + year-olds, ; es Pagan ia en aus rhe ' sor a nt 4:30. at post minute. a 1 oe Jugeler , : pre r ne ! a. sine imported sons be- - 9 S mud-runt ibility rs Pak Be we : . tr Peter Ouin read Ls htis ‘Trains e ° sia cr. Time, : Pees ties Cee Maan ar Colts to Make s Mud-running ability here this iene stepping the five-sixteenths | Sf. 915 23% SPSS Ne ne et, See ees seiatanting oo! | Rack Entries | rake Pitake Ublocewe | Hanaicae, (1 Sane dt HORSE. Pe 4S is Le Satrap hich g es « ° £ Princ: ret Hand , | ee se | ileryman ......108 2 l 1: 1: os * , y NL Nl Of om sm an I ia neces } ' latte? : eth Ris i : ; 2:8 7.3 : ~ , . a) ven : i ~ . ~. __ ~~, = —_ 2 : , . , . . - ‘ + . : : : is > , m } o q . ae ee 4 tor ema eI! Derby Honors This Year “IX TH RAC FE—S§! “00 laiming oe and aD. om : P s The many hundreds of guests | id. | ; the Holy season will appreciate t our popular chef, Molina, has in Through Hely Week There W By John E. Wray, ARP REIO ee 8s eee Gore a 9 f the Post-Dispatch Next Door to the Missouri n Ss. . ri P i ; ; ar “=F VENTH RA F—81 2008 ig ion! 1 2 ile _ a ee. ee” a as = >} r iL a 2 "{ , P. ° . « ° e ~, 4 ? . ~ ; ‘ “ ’ ad , ~ : , . 2 a _ a“ ’ 4 ; . r , ' . 7. A‘ poe by » . P a : a = : . > * . : 7 * 4 . . ~ “ . p - i Se ‘ . + > c i a? , ' - \ ~ r} % - 7 : = ‘ . : , - . ; ; 4 " 7 ’ = , - ) > Te * Winner of the off h Iona an a : —y ie ey yf re , ars i > © Ss Da ¢ has di] ‘ r 5D i\agec : : , ’ . : , mi4 ; 1 a , 7 4 Juana and at > re Se 1] fa line C ' iz , , : : . ‘ ‘ ‘ | ‘ 4 rT) " > . , : . . ; ‘ pl ‘ ‘ money winning 3-vear 5} ie en- . . : 3 " 0: , i ’ ‘ \ « ‘ . . a _» : apes , ni- ‘sor & 14 ls ‘ ‘ . THIRD RAC — 4 tered by E. F. Seagram: Roo win Tit: 7 : +o | wii ir iS : weer an scored tf ant : mer of the JLouisiana Derbw is named by E. R. Bradiev; Fred Jr winner of the Mardi Gras Hand: | | - > Han | ri | ao ra cap at New Orleans and runner- : Ry i Seal ; fet ae , , - . ora stable i Be } n ; i RAC F—Quar'er ; s : > oe : . 2 , r “ - a _— : r : és , Z - - > : ef ~ _ ; o S- . reg 3 a’ rit rn . uP to Boo in the Louisiana Der bY “a * : ~OUlS rp! yin Ts Sm plishin he: Yr) D , a3 , ’ ' ' ' = $s will represent S|. W. Grant and wa 3 | | . guddy | r 5 : | : : Justive F. an imported 3-vear-ola. 3*"3 > 6 ssw) Seeds ln 40" thers. Boo is the ho: tren ast pace set t e Heath- \dda Mode!. M ich was favorite for the Nex Or eans Handicap. is entered br William Danie! winner f th "T'S is oo a — “* . . : Sy ; + ‘ ‘ ee ren ¢ = Y : ‘ >> ° ae :¢ ° : : ' , ae” si e.¢ 4.8 Tal a 6 ad i ijUATRA Derby an cog l > seiie _ oe. 4 : . : ; SUBS ar i FIFTH RAC E— Fire-aiz FRancocas Stable ts we!! - WwW | Complaisan mS : ) - : = cakewal] ‘9 7 aera a 2355 . aa. mr ¢ = ed ft We ara winners — ; = ee Sankari. Cheops and Adjutant ™% ) Prced : 1 th ; : : again right at , —«e “ Sweepater was the nt re poenien chitin’ - . , , , | Ls’ 1 third Derbw factor ° mt on th amet A PEE EF Srey Wt oe ht weer! seas . MALACHOWSKI VICTOR IN ‘able cash prise ¥ > Yr) + the most consistent a medal. . - magic, ‘Son of Battle. 3 1 others.” these will include two would have probably reversed Chop Ju ,aiee Tan e INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE *%° Scichea second, ied te Rieheutet was one of Oornlia VLrew Breeze. Purple 1 Feddo 3 7 : : a : alachows} ; 2 . s >» So . : - ‘: . . ‘ = > > Was one { Li Ss Qo ° — . i. oO ] (ne - +, senator Norms Third . ; , fag $s games cheapest urchase bein kr 4 Wi 3 Mil R ai.k Pin | | a | lng ' | pe ne ira wen 4 - ; : ‘ .s cumtiaitieaial tenes ia Meee “ty Sp seiiaaie Ins - ] e ace Scapa Fiow a Favorite in 2. eine e"-Pmn ae eae aot R. a r. Hone tu 29 | a! ; : : a a eee ac . ea G ’ 4 : i 4 ; eae , _ Scie peli et gah en ol gem Sacer ee Spalding makes caps ti ive an honest eo yy 5 SE Fok SRR IN pen NBT cL legions a) tas ay pe TRAM Soe oe vee e Eee) Spinella Bee gE SE 7 a at Indiana Runners Lew | af iw * sales Candy Qtr N : : , ! 7 = \TLANTA, Aprf! 9.—t : 7 wueen 8 Nominee. Victory Is First Over University * oan : ier his we ! pee viers. 1 - ‘7 ram eneeel eee me : : > Star “Olt s ~¢ ' “ . : ; . . . ' ' w> ‘) . 4 = & .@ Deo” a East named for th of Washington Oarsmen in nd! on War Eas : opahincdby Pues | ay . Bally, Me ful age of i under. ha very | mediey relay au5 & re TELE -_ ra ae i i » ‘ , fe “+ ool iL 3 » J >" ana 1i¢% ‘ . ; ‘ | i - = a ' : S ‘ , | : : ” . . —" Sie re BIE i wane milo , ia | ) . Phil Barber, California U. eee bs Fa: ié ere, : sites , ~ , . , . ” , 7 : _ : - Candy Riackbird ome bal ; 6 Selgg : ' — , i : " P Graduate. Shows His Heels ir i ea «! } i yA ta r i ee: rhea 4 . i . . ' SS - Z i a2.fu , Domino. | een Wali Deir eee Nees hl ie to , : ae to Nebraskan. Andy Weston has named hi} st : : | Ce . colt Jopagan,. rated as one | fastest 3-vearloids ‘{n-trainin ba) tedticay ys Fe fag Me sate eS . > aes 1 ge RES nk Hes “ as (NR indent altliraer saa Silla > re “ : DL EN TRAD Sto t on Oe CEE tad y a Ey A Pisctes Defect Memphic. 2-1. Pe Tee Ageoctated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn. Apri! $ The | cts Se n wre i te Pits “ape ENGIwort- | ITY tclassed af yoke id’s re der 17 Ptetere shows part of modern equipment with skillet mechasirs. ra ur Mee ¢ as + . Lnmerup .2snii c , , ot the » an . _ , P 4 — — , _ : - yp eg a ~ ~ = @ . ittsbure Pirates eked out a te 1 wobdi! nyt ; é : ' An mye aq . . rare " ’ Rs ; small cost te give rour tire big additions! mileage gGareanier our repair @ victor’ ever Memphis of the Scuth- ' , oe en ' ‘ mo na se rm > tt] inut ; ves liddi« owt ’ io irate, ,' , your tire, er refund cest. Inspect our vulcanizing ange. ht will intereet —s ern 1 eeatonggenaayn im an exhibittern | Oar 4a ” ne : | ; Sa eve , . ©) eee 423 al , ~ TIRES DIRECT FROM OTR FACTORY Te yotR WHEELS same here today Tt was a tight | weak lox er, ha rile fr i ; 4 ) + y avy nigh indeed f + oe — tee . . i Ors _ im car lets om ene profit hesis enables os giving whelesale prices of Pitchers battie the whole was ch i the fini Co iin Blethen calied cae i : : | | 3) pln: oo eyrce~ Gne lear iron-cind guarantee. There ts 25.688 average tres club gettirg but feur hit Ne: : See ae sian : ete mips: nag Le ee he : ws ae epee — aio os non Guaedies Se a, eee eee Kremer held the minor ! e galore | os , 1t sense "han' ) 7 mi-finale an 1 ry ) — oe ee aE The ¢ nein oan, oe Bathing toe chance. Oversize 2013%. 99.60: 3126. $13. 73: 3ta4, 8 ene Rit im *t} fi 7 pay ra te’ ¥ :t _ ' ' _— : : " ' $19.73: 3s45,. STK.AS Ralieons. "614.48. $9. 45, Dix5. tS. 81645. > - > : x the four inning: “heal ge gn cg | : Lie and | 4 i mm the 14 7 nd ether sizes prepertionalir Very hers! allewance given of rour worked. wh “ae ela oe © ead} | ‘i tule . tr | — , : beets time ee ¥ OOD—WIRE—DISC WHEFIT REPAIR DEFT ' up for thre. ' > fina produr Tt ' Both were ex z- | Seine ear expert your wheel. alee rim ftreubles: time and money saved. twe of them coming | with Alive Gienn’s, Grand & Pine, Lindell 2363 _ ta cot RR aL geo CIES re om: 1G carttancnematnoreny etme ws os # year-old winner three his fiv | ; oe ) } ee Ce, . eh rin ' nd teas meee 3 H. Teller Archibald _ a Ree aE egy po haart =e | * REACH SEMIFINALS IN . | TT gine eo ceonee it 7 , att =. g ne. 7. GAPE Ee tang namely ORM ¥ £ ‘ i a vee :

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUND AY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH es ~ PAGE 55 RMOUN#MILLERS AND SPARTA MEET IN REPLA Y GAME TODAY POM OP POL Oe ™ ae ee ag - — —_ ee ae ee on SS ' : 1's Bowie Charts iBollam Will Be at a “| INTERSCHOLASTIC NINES SPENCER SETS NEW ining ck may. 1. Rs “K. 0.” FRISBIE “GUNS” FOR HANDLER “wiser rus,, ota as = — Inside Right for arena 5 aged a ee ee ee The opening garnes of the Publi! , High School Basebal! ‘agxue, po |200 Pound “Hope” Admits He Is All Bone and “Mussel” | | poned yesterday besa grounds, will be ee ae Doe! Wg ps ee 4 é oa 7. B. — Following are the results of to —* ting. 2- Se ev and 2, six and one-half furlon gms. Went to post 2:33. at post 2 minutes. & V ri i ors % ing ‘Pod goer "> 1a > ‘ t : lay oO Ne FOC AES ‘ : 2 or PRAT ng . oN é ak see ey : at hy, 7 . ’ (7 a ¥ . ~ ity cs Prides, oF 4 ——— Purse, 2-year-olds. four furl The game nere is a rep Speetidcesty SEE LOE CO RAAT ID wa aR &% ar ee Se Se ar es BR eR ee Lee oe es oe a to te eg ee ms Pease Fin a ee CSS ee ee AN ALL NEW BIG GIRL ROAD SHOW a 3:02; at post 2 the original contest, waged at Bt. c O ae ’ = PS RE ea Mec; ~ow ae me ‘ : aA r “St: vss, “ : : a6 4 ‘Buxton Time, 24, Louis last Sunday, when the two 3} Probable Lineups C | RRR Tae a mee eg Z f te.7 Me of do as i / ge oF ee _ 3 79 : ‘ai ? a clubs w ent to a on to - dec ee BP PALA ALLA BBO rn en ees ¢ Se ese ae. aa os a," oe “ Ss 8! i) se ut - magn: 0 atin mt ’ é os TT rtoiowing an extra half hour Of) ney winers. Position Sparta F.c.| | = oi 9 of ue : o I hh tes ee ee Hi . play. , 71 Bartnett alll Hjulian Pex ak) ane a eS Se \ i Ye - ages 3 ; 3 o> Sheng Tomorro Ww, the clubs W ill gro to a y | ‘5 Sy he Brn . ya S at iZKx . : (in Seine eo ae eb Ss 3 wate i ee ee AND ep ™ sale ; - ‘ ss és ck kes ne “i \ unettiiiesetendtl ~\ . ab 4 a +x a op : A. AN Dp finish. Cup game rules call for a : pee Sa TRS » 7 ; . ; Eee SY ESS % Le , XTRA DEMPSEY-TUNNEY FIGHT FILMS LAST WEEK final decision in a re play and that’s Erbe........... RP ee oe. 8 ‘ Se Oe 4 aot 3" ‘ a eT SAE PORTS “A up. I'll be in there thinkiig for happen, unless Dave 'Tracy.. ‘0 Hliavaty eee 5 aS AR RR LO a IT 2 cs Stage nay Bt, cf } ’ Wattenn . at St. Louis, will be at inside right & , a 4 vor while ennyvy Nash shifts ’ through on inside en. forward, \ 5 ~s ae : ma eurs The latter « aver to the inside left position va- e gtr ’ 4 r his pl cated by Hennessy. bled leaving the half. Although several players suf- Ux :Uur.ongs and was : . . as 2 fercd injuries in the game at 4 ty: 2? ~ 9 & - me. ’ . , "a n, win $6.00. place $4.10, show $3.10; Stirrup Cup, , want, te taew at an , a purpose The wav I figure it you hard enough to spread you 9M /4;, won the same event the year TELEPHONE: PARKVIEW 2856-J : i ¢-r , | We oO KDOW a nce SuUDDOSe. : ; ee eo : ) oe nothing I will say to you will } Fairfax Puree. %yvemr-olds, seven furlongs: S Th ‘ : iil P 4 tart | [he reason I am corresponding anv good, but I always say some- the canvas don’t lay there think-/| pefore. Phillips also stare in the ing. Take a deep breath ana get broad jump — — —_-. Lightis. 1. T Maer, A. Scbuttinger. Time, 24 Oe with you ig that I saw you at the thine anyway so that the relatives — a @ to winwers, $97 > _$30L $159. $50 fare Manly Arts A. C last Thursday int a the Thiatrict Attorney can’t sa) = Str. Fin. Jockey. Sade to 1. or a m un ce —— = oe of Young Zero the I didn’t do my best. a og ia 4 i EL Philpot Ap eran, geet ee ee = sntro- So any time you feel that you eI be wn pO TE es : ; F : M: C a 20 A S | Di cane Tel ae at can’t bear being out of the fight — eset = ogg OG ROO from the start. a! — ™ pecia inner ce: d : he heav; ‘60° game any longer, drop around to eee SE ro ssgpipseermmeee ad cane im.reserve at the en 7 with Young Sain and promise you cng WS r neater Tie that if I do not knock him for a Just to save us a lot of telephone hers } *276 D0 7 ‘ mare ‘ ; # MAE “Eoulvaient ketchup factory inside of three tolls write your name and address locker Odds to 1. rounds I will have no more to say. lainlv o1 clean piece of paper Walker 6.40 “ii Smo All I have to say is that if Young and leave it in your coat or Pp + emma . . . Fishman Zero is the logical contender I am pockets in case. This ts one of our ants eo “VEN Palaty’.”."-" the champion. rules. I will then fntroduce you to Aiso I would like to say that Sianisias. after which I hope you can lick any boy of 200 pounds as! wi]] duck. far as I know and would ask as mv mer to challenge Pantie Stanislas Can Think. Berg the hard hitting voung n FTER ducking take a_ keen ad rounding the “gtretch 1 turn. in the fin drive. The latter th track going etro ) well. Wie gained some ‘ Bat? le Shot ait. show $s ln ong place $1%. . PME SOD A Ki tender of North Dakota Wi look at Stanislas. The look he > Cooley of Baltimore, Md., Joe Fri: will be carrying on his map the St. Paul Strong Boy Pussy will not be a sign that he is in Goldstein the popular East Sid pain. but that he is thinking. ‘ontender for the heavyweight Stanislas will be thinking. Sock him honors of New York Citv lilkman on the chin instantly. Don't forget. Smulsky the Polish An ica? - Sock him with everything you have sassin and the champlor imsel before he gets through sn mereamnie 7 ] : . : ‘ . , ' , _ E FORE closing these few lines ». <4 y eyer geen come into | -¥% ~ . , a %. “ ’ ‘ | suppose vol . — ‘ve him a rumble k , 3 T mliAfs af . . . . oa A aes * now now Wowuid |; inde awnatnat & oneh paluka nameé BOWIE SCRATCHES. bile Nvarit Plav On. Zonite Wish YT Win. Seconé- WHieh Hone. Brockwav. Joanna Little Kid Carrell m Flagehip. Sixth——Capt. Martin. Deronda. Serenth— ttorm kine l'rea Maitor Fourth- Dancing we. Sixth—Dancing Fool. ‘Seventh——Niget, — _- _ —~ “''=4 «cane Ct ee eee eee - oe nee OR IN ‘g@ a suitable cash prize, will be uncial a gold medal. Robert Stel™ AGUE who finished second, led the lea Son the average, rolling 1291 average fot Sthington |! of his games if makes caps that nN Came {oOo a Indiana ian Lose. whoaie! Ali OSS 02th ‘ia eve semi’ give an honest face a chance ga very mediev relay race tn the Geo @ bowie: Tech invitatiog meet here and ine § Jal L'niversitvy won ided until 7 Southern States and . HE ordinary cap may make a gentleman vere Trepresente in © rac 4 . ° nar lao _ehegiganl - look like a gangster. But try on a Spalding — Cap—consult the mirror—and discover a cap that you are truly proud to appear under. For Spalding Caps are hand-tailored from the es Scotch tweeds and cheviots. A host of soft, appealing shades. Silk-lined or unlined. Styled withthe modest sparkle you wantinsport clothes. Whether for golfing, riding, motoring or walking there is a Spalding Cap that will suit you exactly—and so will the price—$3. yobs | Guarantee on Vulcanizing : 823 LOCUST STREET ern equipment with skilled mechanics, enables a eat additional mileage, and guarantee our repair te 08 tf our vulcanizing dept. HW will interest yas. : “The Drommie”—a $10 Spalding Golf Shoe that bas POM OLR FACTORY TO VOUR WHEELS ae @ , . aeons us giving wholesale prices on our Lanes put thousands of golfers on a better footing and will «» married man and can fight any ere 25.000 average treuble-preef mit’ . rn ete iGo wut Me . awroantian iw Glenn's °6 yearx’ vulcanizing experience in cit) “2 ie. de the same trick for you. night next week with the exception Pag mead £9.40. 2ix4. 615.75: 32x04, $14-! — 4 3 =8 . af Monday. Wednesday. Friday or » "014.40. SOGS; Bix5.25, £16.45; B3x6. 4 | E said , to} . ery liberal allowance given on your old tires. . ; Saturdas pecs soiree ps rr Sing rt it ought to be pretty good. E—DISC WHERD, REPAIR DEPT. | ments which cannot be broken I am Ki g | alse rim troubles: time and money saved, . Yours truly, | heard ali anour yvour win ove : TT. (KF. OLY PRISRIF Corkey Bovle but knocking a boy and & Pine, Lindell 2363 o ) | .pP. S. If you want any references stiff when he has his hands in his eenreree -«#* —< your management ej "OU rltil oe ae. ee i 11s" ‘o see i vr) - ° hun . , . : ‘ ; is s ie si , be glad to know that i D Al ea ~ ‘ fot a flair shake I efasyv boy to ha ndle ae ~ 9 li - et; ppe i] to t} e ring to referee {f tires } very for Lt CoO read.- - oF » ured and : ‘C- When Ralphy and I came to we INP OMe ee SY LEE PITRE ER ae Lees ‘ "yds esi _ : OP w yr ing except when am in the ring were able to notice that Stanislas | when I will be 4n assassin. Any of had knocked down two ring posts my friends will tell you that it is a and broken four windows before funny thing about me the minute I he calmed down and I signed him get a poke in the nose or a slap on on the spot. the chin I hardly know what I am But Stanislas couldn’t stand suc doing. } | ‘irst he took up reading, rr) _ * . ~* “a a » } c - : Phi gt tng es “ «tga dom Ps king n » Sport pages all 2 which will be a very good thing if . ) inking them out all yy &E SS ; ; ‘ » ; «oh 3} _ 1 ; eae Li ‘ | . 3 $ I win the belt as 1 rill keep the - —, tar dj Stanisias in a : belt in this country wh ere it be ‘ ir-rounde! Whig ehou ‘A hi: ive won , ho ’ . aA 9: = Al i i i longs. But I nave no ba i fer 1iT) rs it} out le mAning forward The boy of any manner or shape or form 1! 1 i for him to murder was : ritcne , tii Ai ot « = . 9? ; - . a ; against another boy's religion and a bov named Wallop Winkler will never draw the colored line as It was the battle of the century | sem larad howe | there were several colore@ boys in . ‘eo minute and six or seven schoo! with me nici a rrr} e trouble seerned to be * A 4 2 ® Sa ; : : _. & "Mos é me NOW A Vou ear! $ 3 me oe - Se- j Please lef me k a yee allop Winkter stabbed Stan a . ‘ iAmm S = has =) , or Try oe aes . . . © . eceonvenienct' As T mave oth i man iela « in the nos: with his i ft and oo . ity min 2) TY) a TT} rivin r Vow . ‘ . af 4 ivy | ers =e id a I a & & Stanisias stepped ' PAaAckHK to hink : far ¢ Inet: . LE LLL LLL LLL the first offer Before ae I T did not ask Stanislas what he 4 lik SA t} ‘ Wj i he “s : ) wo) 14 Ai Ke EPC started to think about but it ought a se wspapers in : To} ‘4 big news for the newspapers ir - been good if Wallop had a» s ema ntee | on Seen to have ° = . . , . + _ more ways than one beca is¢ when let } ‘Ty I r) iah i? the newspapers come aroun d to in. terview me et al they wil! renerally Thinking a Bad Habit. Anat e reading a book. That : be finding m S +, T should have been a esson 1 | will be a new one Op the newspa- | | | Sanisias. but I guess once a bos + pers. takes up thinking especially in Sq informing rou that T arn not ‘aKeS UP | = : hit ao the fight game it isa hard ha break. Anyway Sranisias still does | it so drop in any afternoon. If you both start thinking when you meet

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Fete a. « ig ae ghee . ” 9 agen idly RS, APG iS e pe thes fo ee pee eee RX asin FO Aa ar ere tite S Pah? se ee . ae 2 aye ra is - page get ee bt ii + BER OT: RTS MNT CAME focal seigahe + hy * eM i eee oe ar eee ear tt oath rer Sy ws PO BIBS EE EES agi S008 Biull: eG wi Min wi (Fe ee 4 ‘dey ag vonrt . - De Ba | eye nee aot on Ooty Be 4 te Var eR AGA ry Ober. + ey PO lg, gt — ‘gen Bs eset wae N oy ore Re ching iit PAGE 6S Stagg Invented Sliding Machine While at Yale ee ers ee EET nee ee However, Professional Baseball quired “*Brains,’’ So They Stole Bases Head Fo: — se a Plavers Figured That Never Adopted emost in Those Days. It Re- = ee ee eee No. 8—WHEN BASEBALL WAS YOUNG. By John B. Foster. } oT Da eollege men were the sport as were the professiona } lap« oO e tnev were + Ori LE | 1a © ess: s becaus profess al side o° ra ti YAS & oO ‘ eii- oO? } OSpiuit re of ; 1 site ‘ ij held too much of Oo , e barroo Th ofress : hose days were S ins t ne men oO ij abo wn who « a " acted » m a owd 4 a ~ fo wers if oO ? rn! 2 we i i a weil-know ~ se d Or perhaps a ‘+f Al } iZiiis 4 Yate ! € was x oung , ho ad ade s A” for himself that professior a! baseva.! lubs were Very anxious ' ain his services A® Saiar\ « went the they ciimbed But the profession ~ oO = eeee oO ea ve . ’ , . > wearing 424 Masa iUCaS polished off another old timer, Dig ger Nelson, in two rounds and ‘here is litle reason to believe that achnemann can do much better the Nigh t should resemble the de Tense of an oid bear trying to ward off a bumble bee Give the bear broken leg. too is »” vears oid. is is reappearing si Ouls a r - = mad NI ti I ik er \ Lo Ww iain smith, local welterweights aif = Ww +) “= }? ry = eI 2 ee we S az ) ~) Sn rst rou ie ppetl 8 iAs ST. 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Of the Post-Dispatch Staff. PTON CLOSE, who gave 5t. Loui 7 A cago and Kansas City audiences up of the Chinese situation th does 10t tell his hearers that they, ean never really understand China, mystic difference of West am of eOme 144. after 10 years 2 “ understands the Chinese situation, eonvinced his hearers at the Ci that they could unders China and the rest of Asia are a gre likely to do. ‘at times, in listening to this young he is 33—and in reading his ‘ten but powerful new. book, it seeu he made the matter too simple. a view of great forces, moving under eentrated impulse and directed by leadership, to an inevitable result. It that not enough allowances had ‘tor the chances*of statecraft and the things which often national of personalities- wreck, when they do not ternational programs. But nyone who mrakes a Suge this sort to Upton Close (otherw Josef Washington Hall of the Unive S Washington) finds him canvinced ft main thesis is secure. It does not view. what Chinese Generais killed. or what European diplomacy wisdom and blunde ‘to its record of Main thesis is: ‘ The white man’s world dominance This does not mean. he explains, yellow man, or the black man, or th an. will severally or jointly rule tS The white man’s part of the world be a bic one, and the white Man is rule that part for a logg time to believes. More likely. however, if not get too persistentiy In the Way spirations of other races Not Just Another Boxer Outbreak. “What is happening in Caina, he an interview. “is not, a8 Giagy 2 just another outbreak old Boxer movement. [t is not just tempt of some wicked persons to Kellogz and Mr. Chamberiain. It is historical development, which will the future as a landmark. “There is in China today. so far see, none of the fanaticism which ¥ eaused -the: Boxers, a sort of Ku Ki to zo through mystical incantations their bodies proof against the fo bullets. They know better than that “In Nanking. we have been t American was killed because he ar .@ Chinese soldier. and two Amer en's dresses were torn. But there S> defenseless Americans wlio W WD 2: irmed On the whole. there Very little evidence of hatred against ®izgners as individuals When we and the Pepnasyri¥ fo the inva in our country how Cainese years, we being sO @® Tories. Mans of Sians. how ‘fh remote xinsnip treated and recent were times, more lutionary Treated in think persec the foreigners are uted in Cina Chinese mistreat 14) foreicners will not help al that is, privileges. vsraduate and fina own as hina, forel “As the know individ are determined tm do fhe forei Seong. Harvard Nationalists, kn ander Hamilton ef the sew C ff The old treaties. giving tia! privileges im China, are shoei er the other nations realize are abolished just as truly as George Il! was abolished Declaration of In he acknowledged it or n0t” “Our State Department hasnt @dzed this Put it up to Mr. K sav the State Depart cognize any tmplication that. al -. Cia ene TS } be iste ; of th whet! 7 4 ** ot Ailing yet that Bot r are abrogated. The senate Pass on the matter. and the Uni treaties.” The Chinese determined a cood to get rid of the unequal treaties. termined. Ss . “ands by the sanctity of more recentiy. to get foreign residence concessions, as & part of Z°tting rid of other Ineq “Se long as there are, in the cities, eolontes of foreigners @ ¢Comineer over the natives, no the Chinese will ever get very far ign Governments. The Chinese Vince Mr. Kelloggs. or the Foreign /@ other nations, of the justice (Claims, but whenever it is proposed ‘B57 relief, there comes « ~

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\ Sen — cae \\\ \ be SS 2, i : =" => red ~ & WAS = ss WRAY — Lt. *, ’ i “he made the matter too simple. One got; saw nothing to worry about, for his | ) trying to avoid the horrible features of in- ‘Says one writer, “‘would be a much greater ) yee: panes: ae (1913) 4 view of great forces, moving under a con-) control was undisputed where he was, }{ dustrialism, in its development in Europe man and statesman if he could occasionally | pe oS eee | il coultural spinal act a sterful . , , ’ ‘(and even in America. They know that ma- forget that he is a Prosecuting Attorney. se xs Smith-Lever agricuitu eentrated impulse and directed by masterfu and his nearest enemies were in the | g y.’ dia Jeadership. to an inevitable result. It seemed | chinery must rapidly take the place of hand Another is unable to “recall any piece of/( \ hy a : ). 1914 M that not enough allowances had been made | South, 200 miles away. ) labor, but they want the machinery installed legislation due to his influence, any bill that ye bs . War risk insurance act oe )- for the chancestof statecraft and the conflict “Several shells fell in the vicinity. | with the least hardship to the workers, and bears his name.” A third asserts that Reed / a | a pensar oe ueseh ‘ aPap Sanaa ar |? F ™ ’ . 3 is cs ac Children’s $5 ‘of personalities—things which often delay, Gen. Wu stopped painting long a 50-50 share given to labor. fought nearly all the Wilson measures before, | > SS ssa liek 400853 . . ; wie ‘ ; |} : : ‘ ss | a Follette Sea - . RAINCOATS ee = oe Sreck, nations! end in-'/ enough to call two officers. “Go and |} igterns en Capital tha Republicans tn: trying ba Sune tab ede Notionct Gener ae oaeal | g S . . | 1e Republicans in rying to defeat the Fe > ac . A ternational programs. a | Ze a find 1f the enemy have any guns that vs. Workers’ Wages. deiah | Wittig. Maat tides : Construction of rural post: roads (1916). Re des ) Good-MecCormick budget act (1921). oP Tie ito ro f wis . 1 ers. The tee 2U cents a day. ; ’ st pay him $2 react in es — sa a ee So aed wine - was the next order. Thereplytothis, , day. Living costs have gone up. too. Eggs. »Y irreconcilable anti-Reed voters, sometimes ‘ Nearly every seeker after voles takes it to Sheppard-Towner maternity and infancy et a Sal teehnahiie aliteattet cece tia tetersit, ott on Rita’ hae tet thd ® Main thesis is: ; ne ~ 1, wee Se Sa bs R q° ARTS RADIO CONSOLE The white man’s world dominance is over after a time, was that the generals, once 10 for a cent, are now 2 cents each.’”’ by persons whose minds are still open on the, himself... The Rev. Mr. Upshaw, in his re-\ act ri “ ‘ | a re re i si€ : ali S i JPiaid sC€ 45 ‘. : : i Seer ; , Soot he aoa taebadenin rina bon. Swe y j he House. eulogizec in Fordney-McCumber tar ac “« when called on by his emissaries, were Believing that present developments in Subject and who are seriously looking for in-; cent swan song in the House, eulogized him: 5 os ae Als self as a constructive statesman. The vost British debt settlement (1923). China were inevitable, and would have come ’ | 9 in time, Close also believes that thev were Since the charge runs to the public career bama followers of Senator Heflin no doubt / Immigration act (1924). of Senator Reed and concerns his qualifica-{ would characterize him as one of the most{ Watson-Parker railway labor act (1926). tions for the presidency, it deserves more of) constructive legislative geniuses of the age.} White-Dill radio control act (1927) ( President Coolidge is called constructive. / MeFadden-Pepper branch banking act (1927). oe ®, This does not mean, he explains, that the Pi a formation. “TUBES }} Brrr x . T hah OUT} if yellow man, or the black man, or the brown ‘| ‘not at home.’ hastened greatlyv—100 years, he puts it—by AV, | ae oe : ; IN * LINE BOOUDG: 5: @ Man, will severally or jointly rule the world. “Soon after this, the speaker Said, Newest 1927 BURR IF ; | ) ” id bebe | “Gen. Wu and his wife were walking |) 4. worla War. The war. he holds. de- 'The white man’s part of the world will still ) model, metal 'pe a big one, and the white man is likely to /| shielded, dual : ua : | . They had to walk man troved China’s ide: he superior wis control, iium- — & rule that part for A long time 1D come. he out of Calmp y y ELTO: + qd ( ilna idé a of the sup rio! W ic dom 7) oe ae » ae - eee to deal with a er m the i i : : : hee . +] F and culture of the white races. and j urne re At UT poses ) ” , mend : na disle Tl : Me believes. More likely, however, if he does); Mules before they got to a place of : d culture of sight e races, and : rte 9 ae Volstead Certainly Ranks ais ant selectivity caiatiatit tn tha was in tl ‘ tussia away from Europe and toward Asia. Seay w Statesmen Have > Hl Bot get too persistentlv in the wav of the. safety. . A o easil i} : _ . - ae F , : mm sily toned, 1-7 This turning of Russia toward Asia. on I | ic § os the Constructors : aspirations of other races. scene os Sara | which Close dwells in his book, “The Revolt | Not Just Another protest from the foreign concessions, and the Of Asia,” is no mere figure of speech, he in- Serves Useful Purpose of the present high-tariff law. Shall the con-) Of the making of laws jt is said, there ; B business interests behind them. It is very .sists. He believes it to be a conscious change; TWo preliminary points should be made.\ sumers of the country, then, rise up and) jg no end. That is true. All the more re ar egecebame obvious one that destructive call them blessed? Is the name of Volstead, markable, then, that the vitally important As fllustrated, & t “What is happening in China,’ he said in difficult for the Governments to. withstand ee ad aes a POR ORE Breer Pee dea} ne inmates d the scroll of fame? One? Pts ‘ ar less equipment fy j 0 = . : : é this pressure, and the Chinese see that i hereafter hold the Eastern peoples as a5 Wei! - stoma ccs ~ Statesmen are pneede to oe — azoned on ie scro ) am # ] | measures, of permanent influence, shou d be ee taick, ject acosncc outbrenn of tne; TUM be better to havo no foreign comman-|thelr Kindred. though having Westers| aa-/1e Smcrieas penile 108, Moll ROSS Geuot| canes arb attached to loghiesiee seastanaen | aman : ities in their midst, in a position to make ‘ */9%58 as their neighbors. so sorely needed a: 1€V al oday. sant: names are attached to legisia na 1€ , The list as given is clothed with no sanec- he for the moment that Reed is primarily, even) yet who, by the stretch of no imagination) tity. It is merely the writer's ehoice from $75 High-Grade Radic Sets... $22.75 old Boxer movement. It is not just an at-) tests. “Russia has definitely switched sides,” | wholly, an iconoclast. It may be argued that’ save their own, could be ranked as “‘construc-; q much larger list of acts supplied by the he is none the less valuable as a public: tive statesmen.” ‘legislative reference service of the Library $35 Splitdorf Cone Speaker... $14.95 ' tempt of some wicked persons to vex Mr. “he seinedy is in their own hands. ana (Sei¢. “Her activities in Asia are net) mere $19.50 Valley Battery Charger... .$9. 95 Kellogg and Mr. Chamberlain. It is a great‘ , s aman he gre . $ % Si flanking skirmishes to annoy European pow- $1 Speaker Extension Cord, 20-ft... .39e historical development, which wil! stand in os ee Phage Pe tir eer Wipe po ers. Though Western peoples may find it Servant on that account. A rubbish-covered The truth is, of course, that the word of Congress. No two persons would agree $1 Battery Cable Set reduced te the future as a. landmark. E Aes stayed levi nit ied vet Ps ‘ We difficult to understand, Russia has actively building site must be cleared before it can- carries in itself no implication either of merit’ on a selection. But by any test, the list $1 Murdock 4-Way Plug Jack now "39c “There is in China today, so far as I can} oi - ‘i a rege " ar = “8 Rey and irrevocably thrown in her: lot with the be put to its proper use. So must the statute, or demerit. It should be no disparagement, would not be greatly extended beyond the 75¢ Lightning Arresier, now only....25¢ | ee, none of the fanaticism which years a se ore pi ie: moe ’ Asian pe oples, and is engaged not so much vooks be eleared of rubbish if respect for’ of a man to say that he is either destructive approximately 50 measures here enumerated $1 Voltmeter or Ammeter, choice. 45¢ caused the Boxers, a sort of Ku Klux Klan, et eaten waned ss lagi haber a, a — in destructive efforts against the influence law is to be maintained. The building should) or constructive in his major activities. Sure-‘ —50 measures out of tens of thousands of $10 Totem Pole Aerial now $4.95 § @ to co through mystical incantations to make ee a a nar ers: = mR Sead, =" of European powers in the East as in building harmonize with its surroundings. So should jy nobody, not even the most rabid of the) laws enacted since the Civil War. The tale $10 0. 6. Storage A. Battery, 6-., $4.95 ™ their bodies proof against the foreign devil: ee > os relia Pei vm oan oie meee _,.( Up effective allies for her own future world the statesman work to make the legislative, drys, wou'd rank the constructive work of} might be stretched to a hundred, and yet the » Bullets. They know better than that now. Bes Se apa ee “i vey bon ria policy. structure harmonize with the Constitution. fan Upshaw ahead of the destructive work of; conclusion would stand that the laws of ; n his ] J! Senator Reed has put his talents—his,q Reed. “Constructive,” to have any meen- (major dimensions—laws compafable in im- * “7 > » 2 - s | ff — $6.50 BLANKETS | n Nanking, we have been _ told One the persona! services wi rhie ‘ist ; : : h sonal services without which existence | Mustapha Kemal and : : we aa | rosecutor’s talents, if you will—to excellent e has 2c » define articular } ‘ } “eder: Double- American was killed because he argued with ‘fs not tolerable in the Orient, for the Euro- the Diplomats a z Ro rm ; t t iou wrvalls nanan si paso: pater eet ee oe ire gee ae Weol ; era sh 0 use in his effective opposition tO ODNOXIOUS | case. ‘ ‘ilson ac — Fancy Plaids ya Chigese soldier, and two American wom-/ pean or the American. China is better or- | T r whether m vont es already on the ~ d ib . ; en ee ee i . measures, whether measures airead) e come now to the record. ucKet. --@n's dresses were torn. But there were alsSO( ganized industrially than many realize. and ; oh wes" ght to } laced there . KS ea —— 3 made evident when the new Turkish repub- statute books or sought to be piaced tnere. Senator Reed's critics assail him because,; The point is that it is manifestly impos- © & defenseless Americans who walke Out strikes stop not only industrial workers, but },. Birmgee an answer than a mere affirmation of denial. neg AO eG AOR tte re tig UE grey of front on the part of the Russians, who } ie 4 his momentous turn of Hussia was first lic thre reign influence in 1922. con Je has fought the spread of bureaucracy; } ae ec 27 ‘rite ‘‘he he _ sible ft rauge rvic Mharmed. On the whole, there has been / house servants eee Oe. ee ey eee ee 1] : ' a Federal Govern-( ee ee ee } h ° Ee Ee ee 3 ‘ ; : : cele fought ail attempts DY the Frecerai WO “\ Senate R are with a single sae. (DY ne } be at ‘9 = p Very little evidence of hatred against the for- , led nd 7 4 o ayy oi op oa enate for 18 years without a single meas-(0yY t number of “constructive” measures » ae “y ‘opeans rho . Hen the rore men to invade what he conce "es 0 se ; " hie predAai+ °* Th. ‘ mio ; »} e Ling 2 ae Te English Wool Blankets, Rec... $1.99 Pwigners as individuals. When we rememb« . Come Back as Equals Luropeans in Turkey and invited the Power: -_ t 4g : ad eset, ure to his credit.” That statement is short of -that he has fathered. It will be notieed, ¥ : . : ' to bring on their ar nies if hey id not ap- rignts oO! tne states. eP 18 an UNialiidse he truth ut e ; fanc or f Pa moreover, that ‘re . $4 Fancy Indian Blankets how the Tories, and the Pennsylvania Ger- Or Not at All. pg : ee ee f the personal and civic liberties % ‘ : . = eT ke ee in the list } : “a 5 ee ee ' ; , , ' ~ rove this action. Mustaph femal was tak- cnampion Of tne pers ai é oT "> It has already bee Cailed that ardins : iD ie 118 lave aimMos $2.50 Campers’ Blankets now. ...$1.39 ® Mans of remote kinship to the invading Hes +e hee ot Bho old Chtaees “ec = Jf ong _ fe ke tapha Kemal] was tak teak by the bill of ee oe ae las already been recalled that Harding had | gph uit ost if not quite passed ’ : . & ; : r atin . S Vsse . Ing a chance on bej fe "ans t t some fuarantee d¥ le@ Dili iPiits. ; ' r Oo measure te iis credit. "ha ag ‘ ( Ou 0 ie u i¢® memory. o Men's $2 Pajama Suits now......98c / Slans, were treated in our country in revb- eee a : n being transported to some e& | ! ss BO ses >} red That fact has no y remory. The name at 39¢ Fancy Rayon Socks " pair 23¢ ition. fis Aes 4 ‘ Central Labor Union, controls the labor sit- St. Helena as the prisoner of the Powers, it gaged now in the task-——destructive or con- significance in this discussion except to il. tached to the selected bills for 1926 and 1927 ’ ecse ry times, an 10w Chinese have been Em fon tine , " ‘ ee. & | ad er os foo — , , 3 $5 Corduro Lumberjack 25 ot . a1} uation in Shanghai. A Chinese cannot pull a appeared to most of us. But instead, hé structive, as you please—of safeguarding the justrate that eligibilty for the presidency——for Watson, Parker, White, Dill, McFadden, y Lumberjacks : sated in more recent years, we shall not (rickshaw, or wield a tinner’s torch or a car- dominated the Laus f d the ballot against corruption. One must admit) porg; t the ti bel i eligible (Pepper—are certainly not the n f ’ P eps ' ; —— : - Renan — UTI Le ine Lausanne conterence, ¢£ }e@ Dail ba LLLD . ; ) erding, a ne time, was elleved e le ! ’ ' , 1@ name e Men's $4 Sweater Coats now....$1.79 ‘think the foreigners are being so greatly ) penter's hammer, unless he beiongs to his diplomats of ¢) ’ : ; mt t > | David A. Reed of Pennsy!l- - pe rsh — highly di Picabors > Dress Shirts, values up to $2 98c BH F Persecuted in Chin: ee . ee $ S diplomats of the Western nations had to make (except one be a Da A. “?*"’ by a large majority of his countrymen—-does ,"'#'y distinguished above their colleagues, ’ P to weeee- , uted in ina. wuild. Since 1921, the same system has been ‘the best of it. vania) that in the performance of his task,( 7+ depend on ‘“‘constructive’” achievement, /Finally, it needs to be underatood that « “As the Chinese know, mistreatment of | .npn); Pee . anes os ; : i; - nent on sete oe 4 fe | and | . applied to unskilled labor and personal servy- Behind thi ‘hole situation was the fact at Jeast, ne 18. serving tne welfare of the Of much greater significance is the smal], ™ans name often becomes associated with a Wy OBE | individual forei eners will not help along what ) - , ) : : = ” mT © -i] “ha ot ene 1e an P } , 93 ' : ‘ . , ; $25 ARDR i th 4 s ss p * ; ; ice. \ Ou! cook will not Swe } the floor. and that Russia Vv as standing back of Turkey. republic. number of genuinely constructive measures } measure simply hecause he happens to be the ey are determined to. do—tnat 15, to en —. 37) P ae ade ee po . 7 | w } : bo. No. 1 will not do No. 2’s work. If they This know ledge, and Ty rkeyv's successful as-> What Is the Test in passed by Congress in the last 60 vears. The thairman of the committee having charge | 4 fhe foreigners’ special privileges. T. \ si deal er oe ; RUNKS; SIZE 7) 95 fe & ona a «: : 4 fi ne are so ordered by their guilds, the cook will, sertion ltseif, caused the forward move- : J 5 term is used here to describe acts of capi- Of It. om °-°OnDE, Harvard graduate an inancia] min- ooking. ; h ‘a é' : 3 : 7 T ose erie galery the No. 1 boy will stop \ment of the Egyptian nati Ls of the Choosing Presidents tal importance—-acts with a widespread and ; : Some of the Things ' es " stop cooking, and U: -E¥plian Dationalists, and Un i ese alladliga asp = pe seen a presentiy the foreigner will be indian nationalists. The Russian attitude | Assuming ered 338 gn ce Ze = gi ae abiding influence on the structure of Amer-/ ees 4s ¢ gegt nage Bay : fe ; glad to get out. ~2-50 INSP] nationalism in Persia. ad ment, that Reed is a scourge pure and Silli-,4¢..) jife The vast majority of the acts of That Reed Has Done ’ ogianag Aegean Spas ee “Not that the foreigners will have to stay “Without the begs gryer about-face, China ple, with nothing “constructive” to his credit.) Coneress touch but a small segment of so-| Reed's record, even within the meaning ogee in China, are —, nOW~out very long. The Chinese know they are could not have hoped to cast off the yoke and that because of this supposed limitation: cicty “or have, at most, but a fleeting effect read into the word by his crities, bas had its caged the other nations realize it or _— economically useful. But when they come of the Powers Resides was formerly the pold- he is not entitled to serious cousideration a8, «6 whole. “constructive” side. To begin near the end. 3 ee iagly oo eget gt ieee dg as a se undid co datmaet wite ae Co — the oon unabashed of the European‘ : presidential candidate, | Ee Re cnnh at OR Vniins to he introd uced and put through the Senate, ta ; | . : — , . ning ‘governments in its demands upon China. Rus-| ly follows: What, then, is the test ey waien : . the last Congress, the much-needed bil] in- Americar Declaration of Independence, ‘centers of influence and protest to foreign sia led in the movement of the ‘90s, by which our presidents are chosen? The answer would Constructive Legislation creasing the salaries of the Federal judictary. Whether he acknowledged it or not.’ Governments. Germany, France and Britain established seem to be that the determining factor is It strains our definition to include ail the/ peeg’s action in behalf of this measure. which performed ; following: nad the indorsement of the American Bar ** ~ . sé ° . . » , ‘ . hoe | Our State Department hasn't acknow!l- When the foreigners come back, as themselves firmly in China. Now. a com- whether or not: the aspirant has & 7 a . a ; ; ; o 1) lad ; ? ' »f ~ 7 : . ' ®Gged this yet. Put it up to Mr. Kellogg, ana | equals, trade with China will really begin. ( paratively small group in Russia, moved a great, constructive service. Then how did Reconstruction of Southern States (1567). association, the American Federation of La- he Will sav that the State Department can- You can trade best with your equals. I pre-} partly by idealism and partly by a mania for Senator Harding, whose record in the Senate Establishment of Department of Justice’ bor and numerous oi} her organizations, is dict that a free China will furnish trade for power, and driving the forces of their huge was a blank, happen to be elevated to the (1870) typical of the consistent interest he bas taken - did Coolidge, for that mat- jland-Allison Coinage act (18; in keeping the Federal judiciary up-to a high Considerations wholly Registration of trade-marks (151 standard The bill was passed by the House f “constructive Morrison Tariff act (188°) anid approved by the President. It was one to the front. Interstate Commerce act (1887) of the most meritorious acts of the last Coa- special privileges of Americans om a alt die it eae bas ‘pre EH a NR ~ ; ' ' i ,* KORE RD NN et RNR SRO RINE on : MO0t recognize any implication that the trea- this country that will make our present an- nation to serve their purposes, is making the residency? How ‘ $4.50 Suitcases, black or brown, $2.95 ; fles are abrozated. The Senate must first $3 Suitcases, black or brown... $1.99 _ On the matter. and the United States (nual two billions of commerce with Asia seem-end of white domination in the East certain r, ma he grade? Suitcases or Traveling Bag. ........98C : stands by the sanctity of treaties.’ <4 small matter.” and imminent ipart from apy record 0 | The Chinese determined a good while ago Just as unhesitatingly, Close brought these men predicts that; “Russia is more interested in Chins - achievement brougnt u ‘ " o - « j rrige , o | *. ’ . : * . * : day than in Poland,’ the author declared. It follows, from the example set in 1920 and Hatch Agricultural Experiment Station Act $2 Garage Paint, Gallen. $i : tg of the unequal treaties. They de-( the new China wil! be Boishevist in politica! Y , | pe - | : | ed, more recently, to get rid of the organizatiom, though not communist in in- Russia has furthered the awakening of Chi- 1924, that if Senator Reed is to be counted | (1887). n the beginning of his legislative ¢a- $3.00 HOUSE PAINT foreign residence concessions, as a necessary dustry. By his definition, as opposed to as national spirit. “England cannot ef-- out of the race, it ought not to be on the Sherman Antitrust act (1590 reer down to the present, Reed has been an , PATt Of gett; ng rid of other inequalities. what he calls the “‘slovenly’’ American use | fectively oppose Russian influence in China, ground that he lacks McKinley Tariff act (1590) ardent champien of inland waterway develop- | _®e long as there are, in the Chinese(of the term, Bolshevism means control by a/ for Russia has England hog-tied by the threat The second point has to do with the word Wilson Tariff act (1894). ment. In and out of Congress, he has con- | Cities, colonies of foreigners accustomed to\ one-party government, with no toleration of of revolt in southern Asia—in Persia and “constructive.” It has been accepted thus Dingley Tariff act (1897). stantly inveighed against niggardiy appro- ineer over the natives, no protest from/an opposition party. It is an oligarchy of) Afghanistan especially. The British would far in this article at the face value assigned Nelsop Bankruptcy act (1898) priations for the waterways. Believing that Put “constructive” Annexation of Hawall (1898) the investment would bring a many-told re the Chinese will ever get very far with for- | the responsible. By’the Close definition, the ( like to have us take on a part of their bur- to it by Reed's critics. Governments. The Chinese may con-/ present Governments of Italy, Spain, Portu-/ den. Already many of them are saying. with is one of those general terms wfich, wher Gold Standard act (1900) turn in the form of cheaper transportation, be Mr. Kellogg, or the Foreign Ministers | gal and Persia are Rolshevik. It is an ef the applied in specific cases without definition, Platt Amendment on relations with Cuba he is for a bond issue to provide for the P of Other nations, of the justice of their ( fective form of administration—and its pow-\ cost of letting the Empire co. Others are mean precise) Coolidge (1901) speedy completion of waterway projects ap- f cains, but whenever it is proposed to grant. ‘ers are frequently abused by the it has be Newlands Reclamation acf, (1902) proved by angen He is Sasented the Senate's | relief, there comes a bombardment of) minded and tyrannical. ee ee fepburn Railroad Rate a@ (1906). sar ecareerteatane “eonstructive’’ ability The } 7 is *We " . Chamberlain, ‘Save our trade.’ even at thine Lik¢« other catchword: Barrow. ( Sayiaz. with Churchill. ‘So long as we are economy” and , Britons, we will fight for the Empire.” }come in politics a shibboleth implylug merit F y

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STN ——— 3 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIZ 10, 1927. a | PAGE 2B | THE BORAH-BUTLER DEBATE. THE SACCO-VANZETTI PROTEST. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH In his debate with Dr. Butler, Senater Borah said Nothing tn American criminal annals approaches | : om , A d i ° Is munded by JOSEPH SUES ) , F Theoretically, Senater Borah is right when he says ** | . and Traits of City OR & Notes Civic A et +, rod ee ¥ 5 es ee ee Pe ‘aif make no difference in its cardinal ; principles. that it will always ficht that the law ought to be enforced, because it is in outbursts prove nothing of themselves. They might for progress or reform, never tol- [ihe Constitution, supported by the statute books. But have been the result of a misguided fanaticism. ‘] a =e i Se REY hehe at a eR aR lai cd » jm te RE ES Te ecoae 4 tech 3 ere nas pi 7 Mees Fey be nm. RESIS GRE Rip Sy Ce RR Sika iE! 43 he * S “ en EH Hint peat ON” ee me ,. et i Psy * Oe amp . o, 7. toy at MINH te, Seith os pe ae eee 7 ? - y . ae , ". > mel - . _ . ™ When the law is not in accord with ant "I € a a} exe ora Rts om 20 te Bie Romina: are Case ae one yes os gamepad practically that means nothing. When the law ts a| We do refer to cold, calculating opinion fronf some mever belong te amy party, always sumptuary law which runs counter to the coavictions, of the highest sources in Massachusetts itself. That ee oe see eee habits and ustoms of ‘a large percentage of the opinion is that there has been a monstrous m{scar- | ; | OB R ea “Our with the poor, always remain de- people, not necessarily a mafority, all the maxims of Tiage of justice in this case, and that to carry out -£ mnging Citi terdy St. voted to the ere law arising from experience and panies declare that the sentence of death against the two men would be e i = ne oe pbs ts pice cities take pride in having | _ order to vindicate government. iS 18 Aan assum as the Atlantic Monthly does not print articles like : $ >» al come an even great- FROM THE PEOPLE '” hat every law passed by lestaliohers and ap- Felix Frankfurter’s without the conviction that a hor- LETTERS vy executives is a good law and must be sus- rible injustice is being done. A lawyer of such emi- The name and address of the author tai regardless of arte. popular opinion and the rence as William G. Thompson of Boston, long since a, coe: ela vate _eomtegma a popular attitude. There never was any sini graduated from the practice of criminal law, does not ters not exceeding 200 words will receive : the truth. The people are the final £0 to the defense of two humble foreigners unless he preference. certain of their innocence. he opinion of a large percentage of the people, usually Such is th one of Massachusetts opinion which ne defense of Sacco and Vanzetti. It was a long time doi so. The murder of Why We E nte yet the War. oP 1 Geet. ee Ral ee Niel. Rie ES TA Stn, Bh nS, MORE BM, AH ‘“ . ; 4 : law — when it requires extraordinary force on the part of the Government to make the people cbey it is tee for both the Government and the people master and his guard happened on April 15, 1920, mistake and is seven years ago. Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted has had a long time to Rte an hes St ORE eS SON gh mgs — Ya nce f§se mm? iS wVE isider whether the law ear review given out UCt enforceable except by such exe! of power'on @ year later. Massachusetts doen’ ict tae eS ae he part of the Government as would be utterly in- think it over, to study the evidence, to acquaint Itself such subordination compatible with a republican government and peace. with all the facts. It is upon such long reflection motion defeats o fore the war the anti-slavery element of the peo and study that its highest and most enlightened sae Fae oe ple was a lawless element. They defied the Consti- opinion has based the conclusion that Sacco and Van- one sng eager ime ie aie conatatently tution and spat upon the laws which supported slav- zett! are being railroaded to death. nnd to call ery. They continued their fight and won against an Under the circumstances, we do not believe that the oppressive and tyrannical Constitution and law, with sentence of death pronounced upon Sacco and Van- Do you mean to say , ei ret | rn hg . of the first Marne. t _ ’ blood and tron. The Government used all its power zetti will ever be carried out. We believe that the when it seemed that the Germ: ns were ; ; en i a = to enforce the slavery law but failed. Today all the peculiar conditions at Sacco and Vanzetti's trial, and and almost every American ca- consecutive thought could fig- people, all the civilized nations honor and admire the the inabflity of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts himself whet gamperncy. firm im men who put principle and right above the law. to review the facts as well as the law, plus the opinion Senator Borah admits that there is widespread dis- of expert and disinterested persons as to the insnrf- obedience and defiance of the eighteenth amend- ficiency of the evidence, will act to abrogate the death hein mean to say that, | ; ment i the Volstead law. He admits that the Sentence. We have that much faith in Massachusetts. vour privilege. But my faith tn your defiance and violation of t! hibition | oo they are. ou! i ' 7) Pr . fem} f¢ ; t- ad? ' THE ARTS IN TEXAS. than in sorrow. AE 80 sa a yt VRP Le alae, tet we eg 2 re Fe). ee br ‘ et ire Te ‘ * ee take Se 23 a + Se. “Louts is Here to Star. ne Lo : . , % Anal ini tek kan lat eo cata oe ices ioe aoa ee OT iY Ae apo 4 ode ye he e va 5 " os SSIES 5 teeth RNR OG ae A Sa On it a ee rte A Be oe geo pict . > i ie és : — ie BS BP fut xP eae ory ee Aes ha Ps ft fe RIN re: ea ae WE, at ty : hs i a REE ? PRD ERM, nt of men as t urbed by your protestatic s is . wore : AD wk so RES; Bs a mplv unbelievable pose that a peopiec by absolutist sophis retarded by success. Oh. it is no Cause efiance. more *) ~ => ™ 2 ~ 7 “4 . he ? they were Germans: t it have been |, 25 vears of any people you please. if-preserva- a vee in . ” enrely the hum and hypocrisy. befo1 ecisio n th isd (he State. tried to gut ail its flora on one canvas. tion is the “first law the the Government in adoptin d trying to enforce St. nk 9 consideration next af . > art ‘ } the in oy 1. a > e _ of government und ' such a law shall be ma thing I do,” and he did it so well they ii ts to be lived. "What arvecuns ite tc Senator Borah seems to think !{t is a terrible thing gave him the money. agua . +." ference who-started the war: As sco! _ ‘ : ie for the Government to confess it has made a mis- Next winter the contest, which ts held at Sa i9 2 7 Belgium was violated the absolutist were face up on the table. As the take and either move for repeal of the la : 3 onio, will be amplified to include democracy we should have seen th: to try to enforce it. But there are hundreds of in- Jan pes, particularly wire life . ~ ae 2 + thi > = hae | - - 2 ‘ e jump I think we saw : stances in which laws have ei a} ae: ist has also been accelerated. and saw other things, too, and wen cause they were id a ng Pe | ea 2. 2 : re si) man ae 7 ; ee id do it Cause they were found to be mistakes or are not en-/ Will total $14,500. An ofl man‘who has taken a great MR. LOWDEN WILL RUN FOR PRESIDENT! Sot w RR RSH ech ar tema ah Yen Da ew i She Lee aA RTS Pa engage He Pie i le o woe vee a" Pat Mite yee Sante abe, ae » — © 7 TT one flower ne said, like Sr. forn . i 3+» age eater de ney (Oa Rea oo > apy sokey LOOPS ERT IY, RRS eRe asi a ae ee A sa . ’ ¢, h cron , : »} oO f ?} : ’ > “y — | — Debchie & j 2] j : ; ‘ . F “ i} ratic Daco! . al festi eld in ! : = = * (Copyright 1927.) “ue De. Tj} es = = duce designs of : a wera rma ’ 7 - - _ a . ° _ cOgnized supericrity laves of fashion COUNSEL FOR THE D eee Tei e prac- ae on Willing slaves, proud of the badge of HY sing of love. you question | pure ‘nal if did not tear é ‘ se » ie case ity . — eh la Ti 174 r . : fina ’ : + of th “on ore a general | Then ao not chi de my 4earest love, - 4 , Ff ’ 7 - 7 » 3 :, , . per aine ; itizenshi! ‘ ras Dasse: for the islands. I this theme pursue ce in 4 ,% :. St s : ‘Tis true that love ts very old, Dut ' dear, is new. more hygienic, more beautiful and comfortable than ever before in world’s history. But, of course, w : yas Z 3 wo ! =A nie | save; Lica; from si are : eatin : : : ne n : 2) | | Teemee nee could ther be eaten ' B 4 me Se a ae ae St RS ROR EO 4 = v. 2. nial ive os aT iets al ones eB. PE MRE eR, ee oe we i , . ae A - 7 oi *, Z a ate Snag coh cee M Sap obi ie watkokoale kia’ ‘ n a Ate Ryertits CRE at pe stipreme ‘ous authority x here | h ‘nited States who did not preserve their | . + . m7 ai i -_* "c1T4 ' seyen 9 - ny 4 2 ' ~ a ae il anise ee ee any er fg: ; : : , " ; ; WW re ; e* ¢ a t would be more nasty). Is ft really pos- pet acama = oh A. Chaoiec Na- neon a = atnont bjection against i allegiance to Denmark under tl! ferm™s o - poets forced to choose & gible that to the nasty al! things are > 1s Q a Ae Vile te RAO aS reat ae i | the treaty — e =: B-crtcare: ait | poet chose before. nasty? - Se ae ail ATE : ictiiiatn: Snteete Ghia ahd all ,I could not even dare to sing the e . . £46 4.4 . .* : é » Nee at ‘ ' M . i ‘ - 2: 5 L a T% e . . ie : tes a if ‘ rm lav reg tne sec - ’ . Most of us find dut one fault -_ 53) P : . 3 — _ . ‘ : a é ms P . oles sali as ; ‘ers L ne : ; . P : +7 *%. 5% *ho COT mittee | ilw absent and chi dren born to I pyre e Ames OUlIG Teei,. and td onseg as that jirite SS earn vageageY antes OS. i aa ; 3 A ea — a ae € : amie ie cou! not cb modern clothes We wieh we had ; se ie ae noe 0 1 OPecasi . tbe time of the Nanking rioi . ip ich x3 reDared , ace the date it called | amy of these classi fications in h ] , f : . , hoose to hyms the M.B be, en : 2 ix ; : tAar e +3 | were : . ; —_ , oft recurring spring— = - eid “cy nei 1#nere of the ‘ar / ; i= , sii eet. ; ee is Be 3 ther cities 2 rs -_ (ae anllal Pe ce Were subfect matter always new, . ‘ = q ad :7 c ii ee . : : ; speedi i) tQOu0WeC D) mand the nto idie. de ing Democracy Needs a Fighter. from this. I: Louis t 1 SER ee ee oa se Sti arity etn °° es ae ee ' ; SS ™ Cnet wae dear. to sing: As : abt ASA iL EDIE ‘ COV 5 e P ne ans eS a Pe ‘ . ae FS i oe La > “A 4&4 ‘ ses os) ae v es “. sha 6 ~* ~ #4 —_ . For you should know. my 4earest Te the Ed'tor of the Post lespatch. Daigns have really heen aho 4 > ~~ : - : ae . jabs , nite AN Abs - C ." 2 Bs +h. ‘ 3 . . ‘ ‘ hy rt ‘ rrantin f . atte} ; h ; ; I + . , th : ‘ te if0S 2ave really oeen it notaAing ner las ad aS ae 1) ob . a ' — a, ewe - % =" : ; itis first to wane the lyre N REFEREN( E to a recent letter , h h " real VEC Pitti ie } lj lortis , r nti OD i . oe eo z7 ; 4 = ande: T ~ by es sn : toward prs seen HO shooting, decause there was nothing to he. Cant \ Ce ee eh vk AR phe si ay Was first to hymn the praises of the * 2a) ~ == . — ~ -”> > = L. ,* 2 : , ™ . = fa - — - - : - o~ —_— . be = Woodrow Wilson, there are a great) ee growing out of the Boxer. rebellion. “4 DY Congress in 1917 and carried te | ne ee many Democrats who feel the same way "POR some inherited score mt e coming to £ course of historv : hina 2 as heen for th SKIRTS AND FREEDOM avy ever since. nth os sequ " 4 —_—— ; 4 a we LAs ii cd Li De ee L = J 1 a rn . ¥ r ince > ns We c : about it. and it ts difficult to forgive or the city fas never occurred to our politicians. N . ee — re e have bh ee | oe r soi > . : j TT > ] | anc ~ + + * T > ? ' 7? > T 77 ’ : ~ asane ¢ unn QD ? forget the position of obstruction he with “Big Bill.” He found that a history tauch . some reai or tancied injury and m the Louisville Courier-Journal. a: — os pone ote a —e FABLE , os ; af is sa a \ Peeae" er. miei! « — a ” ; sata an ’ - ™ i nen 7 ‘= Lress Oo Le ‘2 an s now ' . ? ‘ ; 3 e™manid Jeary vTN n ; i *+. ton — F#amint ~-oaramnm a . » 4 : ‘ ook toward Mr. Wilson's ye" les «and sno Chicago schools spoke rather kindlfer i y Dayment. be ~fina resisted HE feminist movement ts approaching | cute. Although naval rule is net primarily | Once Upon a time a guest towel those of the rank and file of the Demo- _ ; er ve Bi opium traffic of t | . ly ts ultimate goal. Women threaten to - a . 5 ~~ | there to be used -cratie party. George in relation to our Revolution than our his- . sete a satlitie atsiees) Thiel a ; eo 8 ademas for this, it ig true that business e e e * : . ‘ = Ss ae ; * * 444 tie , = s: } P ‘ : Z A ; iT , & ap@e: - A as - ge +) 4 *) ’ ¢ =A : ee Jim Reed hardiv sizes up as substan- tories usnuallv do That was al! he needed Pee - . = = eT ss — : | Wilt : y of the islands as ong as sucno | ° - zes up as ¢ ories usuaily ds hat all he needed ‘ SR Gees ae er Lo = ; . | & professor at the University ef © i J ; ; id Fiia id | ’ he ’ : is2 ib ST s rye nN ’ 1Trié . the ; ‘ any ee ' 7 ‘.?' les s ° ad ; " - — = ss «we . . e awe : ~ : U ” , . ° . . y . : . = connec Sars that the movies are responsi — ble 5: ich ie to XL fash oon, ? *. . e o* by ~ . . tial president ial timber e office not eren mecessary to expiain that } ; (~@ : : . ae 2, h th ] = * « ‘ » * ~ hid 2 eee , - ' > F a-cem + - : Ion With 7 2 ryan ne “ in aA 2 . re , is be n os inwv é ae sn ys } com pa! Trifnt. Now : . = = Fara 90 itizen resent ‘lan style * . ¢ P mentioned Was George 4 Liapper i@s. So ‘ar as we 1 ; ‘ant | = _outs ot the economic "Anges has been so cheap ned by the weakness, Ir OW PIP agit 8 5 an | ; : it ‘an . . 47 ’ 4 ers 7 ; , ; 4 ar th } a = > - . +‘*- incapacity and inet ficiency ot the last ii len ? tii ; : elle P . 4 . . : 7 ‘ : thes . rep: im > drive man out of his Snip Tor re \ irs: Ts! ay [ders t+ is - '®asanr .o thi is the first ime a professor has 3 : : i : inte . , t ; . , i i | ‘ =. 1 . . : ~_ oe +. : - sas - which lives whol : las mat ‘xclusis fleld—dictating | record aiso that Bish op Reginald Grant | go0d word for th ‘ - . eq w © . _* & - - >" \ » oo : a ‘ : . * as *& f or or > a mov es .* ‘ x " : = , en tire ° : so ‘3 i ‘ ea : ~ 7 a > eat 4 7-2 SVEETES ad ; ‘ tone quality and the exacting ; > : r . : “Big Business.” informed such a marvel seemed likeiy only in the the present trouble. This campaten had ne ments long overdue She doesn’t know “Big Business” and “little Cal.” will years to come. Only vesterday !t was a hope. Today Sadie ial 3 - ee _— as its imme- A BICH MIXTURE. east once g week. . ers = S54 A.ect : BO r r t in : Per ~ : “ : J - . . ie xer ebellion. during which iead in this new freedom, but “it is bound ‘From the Detroit News.) . . . ae of amy home and the price will ; when or how ft is to come. or who is to be @ hard combination to beat and that’s ‘it is a fact ; i : | ano w we peed a fighter like Jim Reed. | - murderous attacks were made upon fore to be supported br the m s oe | ae . : hy Television. while the child of the brain of ine tee lt a : : G pon oe These 4 pg) ey 2 i. e maases of wo rren TT Observatiocs on the Current aaa Guality Pi obtainable. ~ @ sid a that. He A J 4 dividual. might rer have ad it r fat) fi wanna aS oma bb » 9] | > = udge ul hat maa : dividual. might never have come had its foste father Pokin government it oe onde eG va may be confident that there are enough of Pa | ; & nee ru od (aati a baal os @* any rate, foreign troops| them wha de he think to keep the busi- ; stanc on his head ts not drunk. —_ e busi Judge declares that a man whe Ba? | Refuse on the Streets. not have been ® great corporation with almost un- poured into China. ca d Pek ‘ « . eee Vhh bao ¢ pture Pe ’ ” + _ = o . ; Te the Editer of the Post-Dispatch limited resources. To hare leveloped the process sath ae » | nm and ended the ness going. ; f Would call potted. till a third READ tn Your paper a few dars age stag ‘ 1“. , j e by stage might wel! have bh nkrupt m illianair _— “ eoxTupt a millionaire. mitigated the raid that followed on th taste will decide the issue as between the .2 a "i age : : ~~ Kae : handed down a decision to the ef a , : Exchange Department about the city deciding to send a high In the laboratories of the American Te! legraph & Th nae e Chinese Treas- “silly, slavish custom, known as fashion.” ; = = ary. The Powers asked for $735,000,000, which to th a ale eee sy PO sage. a - > | 735,000,090 ich te ¢ man who can balance a coin on the Ge powered motor tfuck to an art of the ) 2 and the abstract ideal of freedom about " ~ > ) ~ & match is far from being ict YILVER—P«he¢ Grand. mabe a Telephone Co., and {ts all! industri oe oO : city where glass from broken windshields — s sot , : allied industries, some 3060 impoverished Chinese Was an inconceivable sum. The Cc summons her ° "} : ; = ou Ww eriments int tor ‘ m. 20 ich Mrs. Catt summons her sex to rally ;, 1 annie ~apetonaliwed ‘anaes nd . 7 na nigh r rare pci et the Bris gation Cree ‘0 United States succeeded in having the indemnity re 7 : f this rebellion, Mrs sr i | ote etiquette books have neglected this am nets werth éeunte Ue : : e i = ani i mMmaA me e ent any o + a ¢ ft or Ila. Se Bead j . . auS ‘7? +*@ slies tae * - , portant phase of -Vo _ . oh « 4 * :ae ° z= ” duced to $337,500,000, and {t turned back it . — to the average woman a cos- = : how to know ain aes secu San 2 , MEMELIN & SONS—Greod Plane; think of some of the things I note on Radio broadcastin “ ‘Soi ch booed : + Oe ae EO ai mp tes se 2 : oe: Ae ren ey Sey Raia oe hea» * 1) ot. gi fae Pie. bah ae A : Gl te tlyig % - . “ eee e . = ~” eo Pata Bs ait seat baat a o> See

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PAGE 3B started a hiking contest, with the goal 100 miles in seven weeks SE eee ST.LCYIS POST-DISPATCH___ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 Cause St. Louis realizes that soft | [}ard of measurement. coal is the basis of much of the/| _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the writer | WALKING CONTEST STARTED submits, therefore, that whatever | —— re Louis,” pudlished the following articie in of a — ———— JUST A MINUTE * Copyright 1927.) ebalcony —}§,, Louis, Solid, Substantial } And Growing, Is Proud That It Never Was a Boom Town | when the sun in all its en eee ee Sw eo , a ; — — ~~ ee ©: Se Se oe NDER the heading, Changing © the turdy Nt. ifs issue of April Eighth serics on American Cilies, it is re- produced here by permission. | By R. L. DUFFUS. hooms, and some er pride in not having them. St. Louis belongs ter ssifi- ration. Its citizens publish with elation that there were 530,000 res- idents, by Government estimate, last July, and sarily many jike to tb lh eome about naturaily rather through t! They are willing 1 v7) 2 1 Iv pages Of ad- world to the latter Cia tnat there are oO} oday. But they th these accretions than mani. long way and use yerlisinsg gbout their year they spent about $790,000 for this purpose But at heart they know that it is what their city 1s, not what they about it, that matters. St. Louis Is Here to Stay. They have a space to tell the favorite town Say cli- as Mountain. They feel be the map Essentially they for though welcome, and indeed seek the new, ji is they see it growing out of t} Not that St. reographical, matic, commercial confidence golid as Jron that St. louis will on tong time ‘ ) 14 ‘ s * ‘ . a long. are conser\ they because e old. T,ouls ings to the oiad— fond- It to the physically st passionate . indeed, be shown ise at Market an the stens of which. Negr for \ arti) - O¢ Ss. up tablet in the Ho- to crinolineg nh that near thf sale. 1¢ Southern Epor In lia TY} asked Warriors. to shed a Sa Heidelbure “il Once Was Tonv V s* re ‘ tx! “* ‘ . ied «t Way showing S or two souis has “Our the Mississippi ‘ork Times brine roads, of an even greate- | Hureg * A," * . -. 5 6 NOW. WIth neces- | tuations not the They sometimes kill a decade, even! vhile they are Tis WIN oe , 7 Uns CalmpDing up two a ; 4 lig Silippin ‘Writer in New York Times Reviews History and Traits of City on the Mississippi— Notes Civic Awakening. River. day when down but quantities of mud, very little traffic. » Phen St: Louis turned to the rai.- which it Illinois Coal and Smoke. It also went over and made use , of the enormous beds of coal which helped to make Herrin, Ill., famous. It burns this coal so « nthusiastica]- con With Pitts- being the smok the could teat title of thut jt the 1est Federal bargs MauUlINg a million ons ot freignt > river ina year, St. Louis ha: troke its chin and T ae | COUIG to _ VM Ol- MISSISSIPp). Channel] d the St. Law- the sea at New all the something ¢ ikKes an iannel to rates to there's at ali-Wate! —perhaps Last | But these fluc- and transformations are things to deal with. Perhaps there is. e€asl1est From the St. Louls rises to a untain range of J“irst there is with river m cinders, dings, beginning and :S, hotel generation. very stee] the e Slimy ud, . ; + q ra ininyZ decay, then and St. Louts blocks of the the ? the after es) be Every on lildings re] of prosperi strated hope. ; Louis progressed feet while she g back one. Scarred by the Struggle ie still even in her hour of vic- has grown plan bears the scars of %! o truggle, . without though ’ a handicap— 1lization. Whole n property aré¢ 0 Ge OGED 0 cD oe aED ag t For the Kiddies Chocolate Rabbit .. $1.00 Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs one dozen in a box __. Lesge Chaseleen Sie tial with nuts and fruit in cream 25 75 ¢ Easter Baskets, filled with eggs, 50c GQ CANDIES MAILED Assorted Candies, lb Old Fashioned Chocolates, lb... 40c Herz Tea Cakes, “famous for their flavor”; lb. FILLED NEST EGG A large Chocolate Rabbit surrounded by varicolored exes and choles (sood ler. gift at KIDDIES’ EASTER BOX Tilled with Faster eggs and candies with large chocolate 3 50 . bunny. Special DELICIOUS HOT CROSS BUNS The Lenten Special]. Dozen [_-e—0 eo i. >) — a ANYWHERE — 4, . i sa om .- - ot An “ “4 Pa for Ve See i odes ee point P PET Alas ae al a okies eek eg oe a pl eS comes rather dull for a city of 899.-|,..4 and a good many | One that the other eteamboats followed, first and at St. Loulsans, 38 per cent.of whom | 1,41 The river life rose to Its am down it { +f own their own like to Sit) .ceendo. Between 1840 and 1850 around their own fires or under| a yon1s hag what one would have own electric fans. to call a boom if one were not so orament mportant reason 18) _.:.mnly assured that the phenom- | } business and nature. Grand boule- At any in- | lf or three mileS | eased 375 per cent in that decade. Then came the Germans in such that the names of the Chouteaus, Cabannes, Gratiots, Menards and Soulards were there- after almost forgotten—or remem- bered only by those who sought to find them the basis of a local aris- tocracy. Theres course, Park. which !* more than en ane a worse basis. as large as Central Park, The apartments and |, alah ieee Ie i > ‘i rite ver stood 181] rH mmediate it did not tear tigating committee and became one | & of its leading inquisitors. | 3 This was the famous Mulhall | i: lobby inquiry, which disclosed, | :: |among other things, the interest of :: ‘the Havemeyer Sugar Trust in the beet sugar industry. President Wilson wrote to Reed, thanking him for his work on the commit- tee. Years later, under President | Coolidge, the facts adduced by this i'committee resulted in the rejection 'ef Charles B. Warren as Attorney- General. Reed Wrought Iron BRIDGE LAMPS Complete at 79 {ron 000 people. reason is prac- HY sing of ilove, you question m6, iW since love is old as man, ee . 7 Why sing of something that was old City of Mixed Temperament. ere ever Roma began? The thing it could down Your question, dear, is foolish, since the r forget w; poets praise the morn, a tem Tr | ‘ored And there were morns in Eden ere the } poets had been born; But no two suns that light the world sha!! bitious Anglo-Saxon and having find the world the same, inaliy, a jarge Teutonic , Nor were two poets moved alike their rap- Stirred in. It , ture to proclaim; - ike ¢] Then do not chide my dearest love, should . The trend, however, is I this theme pursue— es eae away from the steamboat "Tis true that love is very old, but ours, my I OEE ont ota satan nninng |2nd from the river that dear, ig new, | cs ee Laity Birth au SOme Forest a homes, o ') . , ee a ion B mot tear alien to the city’s rate, population first non is ured ‘ Tctrr . P aR RreSSIVE, alte hoo oh ‘ lic : + “—? theatrical district at ———- qs on “ ro wo anda ha Wand wrought hases a west of “Downtown.” It {is =! the theaters and shops were fairly even between Wall street and Forty-second street. with a good deal of vard, as if Spit | numbers A Lariat of replica Cream Pearls com- bined with Tin-cut Crystals in graduated sizes. When worn as pictured it is very at- tractive. $12 was a temperament hat of New Orleans, fifty - six - inch strand of braided rep- lica seed Pearls. This also is Lariat in style and at each end has a drop of three Crys- tals. 10 Numerous colors and styles +: to select from. 2s west— landings gave the again came to the front in the fight over the Federal re- serve bill. The bill was put through the House and President | i: Wilson asked for its immediate i: 05; every passage by the Senate, Reed in- 3: d prob- sisted on committee hearings. Out . “nion | of fact grows the charge during the Civil War. They were quoted at the beginning of this ar- la ticle, that Reed joined the Repub- licans in an effort to defeat the i bill. Hearings were held, and, as a result, the bill was amended 610: times. President Wilson declared | i: hee of otimaha Gamal the bill as passed was the greatest | =: = i ne. equipped : piece of constructive legislation | #: ‘ith 20-inch hand- passed in 50 years. He wrote a :: . wiry letter of thanks to Reed for his aid bill. Dealing Measures. Reed was prominent in the as $15 to $20 Wrought Iron might. of Base Were poets forced to choose a theme no a | Ax - poet chose before, a. ent a semaanie Sieeula mot even dare to sing the ines Meme, DT tried to make to- ment hotels as ; I adore: 5 tie MAC LIN iIlKe TT ro. | 3 I could not chooss to hymn the praise of . oft recurring spring— % " ie 7 ss ida ieieliielen baa? eal ns : Were subject matter always new, ‘twere hoa ise epemgtamnal aT hs Mihalka wae ieee idle, dear, to sing; | ine 9d. 1000 bond issue of i : : many | - you should know, my dearest love, the . , ‘ hr ¢ F acre vr. ait again Germans, as one St. Louls, an showy as any ij \ J hat > & u ts an‘ races ai€ ; 7% arog -3¢+} 7 Ye Was first to hymn the praises of the maid ere. we one unpaved ca exe li a ae CE Farge ardens, with palings around of heart's desire; | ver anda neighbor- Here is St. Louis : urban Ves ches- . uis One would have to listen in- | Then.do not ask that I ignore the fact your RAE te ete en TS oe eyes are blue—~ : 7) Vi os tr eT corne r a nd — Bae - oat = a . : ] } tr h , hat about the 1 ther x rood if there were still steamboats to nee ini Bia aa evelry and les a that love is very old, but oura, my , ithe g . ai ee acs : les velry and less in perfecting the ear, is new. etsy exes CRM EPRI Ce lame hut more of the domestic , e ‘> he tic ’ . " ‘ ‘ Active in a m moke« th Big Problem virty vas. al! iil is, hard to FABLE | North. * +h ry, t+ . Louis Was a “ - ? ' ee, t matwu “al , Or ' M c . pak ‘ 4 F . an | . ‘) ww 7 ] } . ing Sita '?T Once Upon a time a guest towe] was put ae i awe = ie bey pe] ne | ora t s Ane OPIN- | tor the shin there to be used. ) : . on at present seems to be that it is ‘al Shipping SOY © ‘ — . i leTras seh i . Western t tt Le nea Keep- Ais j i me , . le try ‘ - and operate vessels in for- In the ere os Columbine—In tiny rhinestones set in non- tarnishable white metal makes a very effective hat ornament $s one ition hospitality and juat little Northern dehate on this eulogized ePlgen trade avYrie and measure he enter- cn ds President eh a Ree alas lt laa ata cata aia: an ae the of concerned ; prise. makes economic 7 ee ene 1: Me Continued on Next Page. have \Y/ ) G M y | Or ' ' yainst f ‘elin armed me just was not cured with five gallons of 54% orld S reafest usica ganization eae ve ead He reeltie for er heasant design above. and a basket of sandwiches. advicated by of the terling mounting. aes Behind All Wurlitzer Pianos we The Federal Prohibition A€ministrator ao oe ee cee teaenil 2 ERE could be no more ideal Piano for any home than this dainty will revive the practice of abolishing it at Wurlitzer Studio Grand. Its charming size, the beautiful, sweet east once a week. : tone quality and the exacting workmanship will glorify the atmosphere of any home and the price will be no obstacle, as it is the lowest priced Quality Piano obtainable. Observations on the Current Scene. Payments Extended Over a Period of 2'/2 Years . A Judge has ruled that a man who °° es .t = oF Secretary Daniels, to establish a Government armor plate factory. This measure by the extortionate charged the Govern- ment by the armor plate combina- $33 tion. Ee In the same year (1916) he voted for the confirmation of Louis D. Brandeis as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, for the naval appropriation bill carrying the | Wirson-Daniels building program, for the Adamson eight-hour bill, urged by the President as a means of preventing a threatened genera! railroad strike and for the Federa! farm loan act. Aga | Military Affairs Committee. he aid- ed in drafting and passing the / national] defense act of 1916. oF ee | Reed voted for the war declara- | #: GAKFIELD BB oe ee edi tion of 1917. As a substitute for poy 8 AM. to 6 P. Mi the administration's draft bill, he 2 tessassseets 233 proposed a call for volunteers, but ~ | after this had been voted down, he did not further oppose the draft. His attack on the food contro] bif!! was a notable exception tm a record Was inspired | Prices betng An ultra-fashionable Necklet where rhine- stones are set in flex- ible leaflets of Sterling Silver. Priced $24 The Bracelet to match the necklet. Priced $12 with 8-inch shade, in colors to match base. Incandescent. _ Supply Co.» New Leecation 1121-23 Locust St. stand on his head is not drunk. Another Judge declares that a man who has had Only two drinks is not exactly what ye" would call potted. Stil] a third Judge he* f handed down a decision to the effect that @ Inan who can balance a coin on the end of & match is far from being ossified. Th® | MILNER—Raby Grand. mahogany | etiquette books have neglected this mosti™@- @ tone: actually worth double the _ portant phase of post-Volstead etiquette § money we are asking how to know when the guests paas out. ne is painfully embarrassing to suspect a m#™ of being drunk and then have him stand om jhis head. Furthermore, it js difficult, !f J not impossible, to remember all the Ume* | & man {s not drunk. What is needed is * @ | Judicial decision of when he is druhk OF — wna a | Mile” Cie - 2 a ~ — ” “ ry . “a ~ ~~ ~ . — a ** a ” ~~ Po inn | =_ |e —* pia — » fine case: $285 " $395 brown ma- Exchange Department Specials member of the You will find the most attrac- tive selection of new noveity jewelry at Jaccard’s. We will be pleased to show you our new Pearl, Replica Rose Quartz, Jade and smart cos- tume jewelry effects in the smartest colors. MEHMLIN & SONS—Grand Piano: a Mia Ke latest stVvie Case; ¢ , “he tone quality.. BANOS * ORGANS + MARPSE - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1006 OLIVE ST. APOLLO—Miniature Grand Piano: iOBany case; has very responsive action: exquisite tome: looks lixe new. TERMS EASY ee oe reese cere re re sere eeeeeeeree po ele tS one re -4 oo M Ain §§30 neat Be alert: Read today’s Want a4 effers and sce what is on the mar- ket. j Per reciting “The Shooting of Dan McGrew." q hs aw) See a iD. & <" ea Se +4 4 oe ise A SS go E53

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Tene? a en hie rag ye » Reta SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927_ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ed for the| and its various exhibitions ha — - 474 is or ve ST. LOUIS THROUGH vee become what pawn a Gmith| name of the recipient” The Two | | been held without interruption for “The Cat is Out of the ~ EYES OF WRITER “alls the “bre sak-bu ik point of the by Four Society's monthly meetings nearly 30 years. FROM NEW YORK sxe — ipp! vanes , e 43 A homely expression to express the ‘= bik ‘fair. s hardly. out of the dream - et has become a pu a ecT ; , ‘tn ¢ in Pa e. + - . Yr -~ ~ ** > r " _Continaed from Pr e edi = - stage et it Is a dream that ma? Well the secret back of the fa: that so many y's bee , . has arruments for the investor. ome true. The ver gods mad peop! - lect thei is b se they Civic Revival of 19253. St. Louis; possibly they have not imagime (11asses = on nde penta ii ss = «4 j ii . ¥ , ' : hin : Br Tal “? ‘ isfi ere ; 3 . * Just which trait entered into the forgotten it. One hopes not: for uth eB Bi civic revival that culminated in the the city needs the romance of the Altr EGG DYE ——,_ ~ that awed eri: y designed frames and ienses wWiii bond issue of 1928 !t might be in- muddy brown water almost as much C) —— decidedly improve your appearance to say —— fudicious to guess. as it needs the more tangible the ee © an The modern awakening began freights. UTIFUL | me hee usec led clients. Over 26 years’ suc- the testing of eyes and the White Shoule —Are Latest in Fat q Our collection of new F blooms with colors—but especi ially interesting. Th double carnations, or gre; mums—crisp and white—gh e fact that a wi 5 ‘ » . yaar ren eee ae | Tes ty me eee - ” n : : BP wie npn eens 7 ~ iw : at, . al Pitts aad . A ty $n ; Bye. es Ra oa iS aad a NE se haere Ra: ee P ae $e Py ~ f * hem ai Wai caes wt ‘i weal r : : Ste ee Bae Nicidacia hia ee ee ing of saving you 4 | health caused by defe bed i a e ‘eho Sate Vat tay 4 cogent Se ae Read ge ee ee ™ ty mOiai~ o> » ~ “ PF ts hy oie ad Koaie Be. a Se ~~, 22 Bie a ORE aoe Pees a ed oo about the opening of the century W p OR RTISTS | cessful experience In ™ with the plans for the St Louis— ANNUAL A AR F A | Chick-Chick Package making and fitting of Glasses. DR. F. 2. on or rather Louisiana Purchase—Ex- [Two by Four Society to Present. (A Delight for Kiddies) pay on mprearoong = . position. AS expositions have gone Medal for Outstanding Work. Six u if 1 Col rr Fi gage fe wg —- Gee we Ney — A — M 1 d ~ in this country, this one was suc- The Two by Four Society of St — Pi ose etanrarr for distance oF acon a ret of 4 O1 d ¢ pee my essful Louis has instituted an unusual i* NN ra = ictures \ 75 : co) —S -_——" A decade later the geant anc honor to be awarded to the artist io ge Cut-Outs for Kiddies anda | cettcee Frame for .. : M of St. L exhibiting the most outstanding s& Surprise for Grown-ups | : Forest Park before andtences at work tn any of the public paleriey] A 2 coenttomccetate, if | EF. J. Guilbault Optical Co.,423 N. Broadway 4 ] N MOSK TeEACNSS S 4 Oe Remain Three Days The World War interrupted the %¥ i-* — . hws At ¢h » cultural progress, Dut not the Hao) Srees } ~ ae oe oe oe ee ae ee mm «he «eg me 5 me 5 be ee me — ~ or L’O ; ~~ -—100,00 05-00 sf 00,000 (STOCK REDUCING ee \ (ST.LOUIS POST ——lDarwvA SALE Te "Tea 7 The opportunity of a lifetime for you! Franklin ave su HOUSE F Zs : re pe nue is to be widened and we have received final notice ss IO rn ey ee ee to move our building back thirty feet. Our immense ~4 ae St = a Ba, | stock of over $100,000 worth of quality Furniture sei mtd fee 2 which we have bought for our Spring and Summer business must be disposed of at once—regardless of cost. Prices have been slashed right and left. Every- thing must go. Remember, that early choice is the best. Come in at once—today! Special Low Credit Terms During This Sensational SS A oa = 3 Sale! —— ee ARCS NN i | ly i \) ui AMM Vi @ Our sagt sea in a pies, ing for this special representat! ive to remain 1 W ednesday evening is the good tdi of al 1 who require her services and advice. Her experience is invaluable to those whose hair has been marred or is streaked wit! gray. | | This New Service Is _ — cae it te Very Different — € The Inecto Notox method is a new treatment which ap- proximates the method of nature in restoring gray hair to its natural color. Most hair requires but a single application—withsta nding marcelling, | shampooing and salt-water bathing 4h il ie sb AREA ~ hier we % ¥ —_— -—_ ————— —— eel es Bh A RETR Rh % di ? . i Pa ; eee . . 7 oo = 4 r’ Mia ia ee ‘ a ee eee lready been Take advantage of this opportunity to consult the Notox representative privately. She ts as- sisted by our own experts itn hair dyeing— wi TS EE Me iui a» Apply oa one, > mee a Shae aad Z y We gy R om ‘ie e ee ae tt oe toe Ce Ses s fey? et is foie > 44) Ds He PS pine “y + + ee CY = Me et So w Pe ad a cs ; Ne ign Cank Pe Va f i "Xie oe oe art reege sae core “Eig Hi is 1 * we cee ys sd The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT SASS A SS SSSA a oo So a a oo So oo on a oe oh ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ee ee ee ee ee a0" Twirey feet is te be taker off of the worth side of thie business thoroughfare between Third and Ninth streees (abewn is shewe pecture) upeer promisions of tbe bond weue. KROEMLER ~ MADE — oS lam 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Living-Room Suite Genuine Kroehler Suite at such a low price, shows the a id at t * stor: we this great sgaie. Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite yn eaters ypentiomr seo piecre—davs oa teceen ae . 2 4 find more ~_—— \ = velour: frame f : ter! ailt char ie gE \, * sn esisiiienada: 7 ee ca 00 - + ry) ar . 7 _ i ¢ . if —_ j rT? = om | ane eer: Seas) ss i) ive ‘Mport >" is mn 9 vi i . e 3 SE ~ ‘i - SS ae EE tee ne fu li-si ze counter? alr if be 2. ‘ mecee-l - Pp / ‘ ? -* mae = . . . ‘ : 4 - fa ' v oy ba ? ° . + - a = S5| 7a nee : size comfortable 8925 uf, = _.\epurouse 710% (— — All Living-Room Suites Greatly Reduced! . Y , . , ba ~ ~ ~ > NEXT SUNDAY IS EASTER. Out-of-town orders for Busy Bee Candies and Easter novelties should be mailed immediately to insure delivery. Add postage for shipping. EASTER BASKETS..Finest who hasn't time to make his Mexican baskets, Busy Bee’s own selections 60c. $1 & $1.50 exclusive importation. Fill a ; iC portation. Filled CriocoLATE EGGS... Filled with assorted Easter Candies kth a Gide datiircedat al ae, 2G, DL, S1.2>, 91.50,$1.75 age ees candies. A case where the 7 ~ ~ e ‘ ° EASTER NESTS. .Allready container is as good as its con- packed in boxes for the buyer tents. $2.25, $2.50, $3 & $4 Pay as Convenient Captivating Eas A Beautiful American Beauty FE! if jit | — its : 5 a | Sam , E Ms ot ple 168 Exquisite Chocolate Roosters, 10c & $1.25; Hens, 10c, 15¢, 30c B $1.00; Ducks, 10c @ 20c; Wagons, $1.25 CHOCOLATE RABBITS... From CHOCOLATE EGGS.. Filling of 10c to $1.75. Life-size at $5.00 Vanilla, Pineapple, Cocoanut each. Gigantic rabbits, largest Strawberry and Raspberry ever seen, at $25.00 and $30.00 cream & Tutti Frutti 5c to 80c : 4 a 4 et 7 ** , he a . “ae 73 Me 7 .4 7 Hi } tee . « i “ - Pr q AL x a v et mS 5 - ff % a ” 3 “4 mei sf 4 - &s > *% es , he ; ¥ >: 7 oar ~ _— Fe — | 2 ¥ 25 7 * > ss. 7 . & 4 * — + « = . . . Sore » = . 2 ow . = @ - 2 a ee are . = 2 Oe = Ss A SS c 4 » ~~ © > * s o> s ¢: ; ae ‘ 4 —_ ®. P - + » { % . > = = a ‘ =~ ee es : Ky Be : es : 4 ‘a te : ‘ee 33 - 2s a ee i Ts : “4 2m ; ast a ww rh ey: - Lae Se ¥ , , { = - . 2 - « Ss = - De BB at, F. F SS ae = at : Perl yi ; “P f “Ss = 3 Te Be a & & oe | oe . Ses a : Ls > oe 4 3 ‘ . 2. + me a : . = i ‘ ; f e *. oe ma 3 5 > * > = = Bee . wv, Me ¥ , Soe are we, st = i? > me - Bee. : oe 3 +s ? wt wo F er bs ay = 4 d a or 2 ‘at ‘Walnut Veneer Dining Suite Another super value. Genuine walnut weneer tn combination with other fine woods. Expertiy constructed and - 3 4 w ~~ » > * + ished nsists of obiong extension table buffet, five side chairs and an arm chair §$ | (Ch! ‘na can be had extra. ) 35 Pies Cat on » All Disheaiieies Suites! “Pullman” | . ing- Baby mS | = bey Belding-Hall | aR mensilich Guin cue ae : ae -. - aR Be Baby Carri ages with weil ee Cabinet g efrigerators = til pes ie bodies upholstered in heary core A sD lendiq Belding- Hall three-4 = .: ~~ , + aan 4 i= —, = 7 ~ ar a . *2¢@ oor ; ..:3 t * . ; tins be " Soll@ oak in golden oak Large oven and roomy f — side icer with pure white food 35 5s . : ning Choice of various cOleeme | finish Porcelain top, large eccoxing top partment ar a re- a, iy i compartment ~ ~ ai shes Neat) y tr mmed moval aS - =" * . ? 7 ut T ae rn ‘a ; ~ . ~~ a’ - ane ls. 45 in ww te ema? 1e1 she’ ves. ry - ar- ; Special! " . — Si pe —— NE AE Ae tie AE E t OP I EE OCALA LELE ALA LENS. ALOE ME PALER NS GOOD” 8 ARIES EN DSTORE DENN. 8 NOR EIA ATA BORNE SA ; oe Sas x ub RoE” 59 oi iyo Chocolate Window Eggs = orated Eggs, Foil Wrap- ne) , i hed Eggs, Cream Egg nd Every Easte ay Ni ovei ity. DES: pe lg RT a tall tetra site Seb edipishis Kang dive Ra a tS hs f Lady Love Chocolates The Easter Gift Par Excellence 1b. $150 Fruit and Nuts.......cc- B. $1.25 Variety Package. ... ib. $1.00 Special 10-92. Box. cece as ao -~ $50 SPE Ate ge) PRI ED oye 5 SPECKLED Brrp’s Eccs at 40c lb. Hen’s Eggs at 20c doz. Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs .......... doz. 30c ‘WE PARCELPOST COAST TO COAST , An excel! lent anteed ice abor saver $s dbaker saver. Special your 244 parent iin on All A Complete Stock to Select : R From; All at Reduced Prices 417 N. Seventh 6th. & Olive 4 | Candies >; Like Busy Bee Candies (REE RRR

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Peta ‘ oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 ____. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 5B es Z ——— = 2 —_—— eee ! - . TE . Out of the Bag” 1 White Shoulder Flowers We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted press the fact that a . a : | a enc: that s0 many Me i ee 4 —Are Latest in Favor—75c to $2.95 7 Tub Silk . es | ime —— | - ; q Our collection of new French Shoulder Flowers . ext New Styles As Usual at $9.50 t 4 tively’ disfiguring and | Th eesti tn eo ig ma sh tio @ These very attractive Dresess are of Darbrook bf Titaecs to say noth. - Vn re Aa y interesting. There are tiny rose-buds, | printed silk broadcloth—excellent quality, and ae © Pp A ee ye double carnations, or great shaggy chrysanthe- , @ effective as they are practical. Many new style Bf en oo gg: = cee ae wh. in and annoyance and : s ive vision. mums—crisp and white—therefore . al | ver Ge years gus. P ultra-smart. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY iets esting of eyes and'the 5 ee he our oor | : a : ; THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. ‘ = ses. DR. F. J. GUILBAULY Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland , t | bi : ey ; . ly I will sell you a thoroughly | : 50) al i reliable pair of Bifocal - Lense . 75 “vite $5.00 | : Monday—St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style Presents Several Hundred Beautiful e559. 75 to $59.75 Easter Coats i) ) fe ie %Jx Laird-Schober se%X€ & Co. Invite You to a Special Display of Their + oe as Oe eu Oe tes ee Dispatch has the only color rote RRs ee ' ; - Custom-Made Shoes RAR ARR AR ARR April 11 and 12 Open Evenings by Appointment hone CEntral 2976 3|' ; A Special Representative of remendous Reductions! ‘ Laird Schober & Co.. | Sensational Values! : Will Display Their Newest Custom | ) | 7 @ Several hundred new Coats—and a Models, Typifying | i 0 () | 0) 00 e score or more of different models— “ART IN FOOTWEAR” | | ) : present a selection so unusual in this ns | Pre-Easter event that crowds of At Famous-Barr Co. i “| women and misses will undoubtedly J8 : on Monday and Tuesday é Pah be here Monday morning to choose! a 4 jh re : & Ey : ee smart model speaks for itself as \ \ wa mS Special coducs, stes S given at xe " ef o its value at thts special price! And ig . bis 2 the opportunity comes just at the time ra 5! ~) 7 : when new Coats, for Easter, are B |: 2 oe — hi % J urgently wanted! The street, after- 5 | | f noon, sports and dressy models all ex- a Ey a ploit 4 Admiration Follows Promenaders Wearing | * 64 9 Ik H | : you! Franklin ave- The Very Newest, Smartest Coat Surety Si OSE Fe received final notice |: a oe See eee A Newly Arrived Group of 3600 4 feet. Our immense z Pairs Offers Splendid Values at fig ‘ f quality Furniture de Clever Tucks Calfskin Collars BD | pring and Summer é Effective Panels ‘ Wolf $ 50 | once—regardless of |. a. ain Treatments pee Lapin 1 ’ : 3 : I ows uirrel ete | Chic Shoulder American Broadtail ( Light-weight, full length with lisle hem . m Flowers and extra fine weave—a new style, num- e . aiar talvo-giving Seater of aun una é aN : Spring colors—tones of gray, beige, rose, 7 section. They'll give splendid wear—and | green, navy and black—in twills, cashmere the new shades will fill every Easter cos- | weaves, satin, faille and sports woolens. sacar tins nego: Be Sizes 14 to 20—Misses’ Section; 34 to 44— le | Wateriily pang ES Tome SOD, @ Women’s Section; 421 to 5214-Extra-Size (a ne af Atmosphere Aloma DEC TOF Section aaa wy Ys Sc. ae - or- Chutes ee ee \) Bos 2 d Kid Gloves—decidedly better » chid glove silk, with picot-edged top and straps, reinforced arm t such a low price, shows the extra- : \ gry € 1200 pairs of importe ve id d ffs in 1 tere SAY shield and a generous hem to prevent “curling.” In sizes 36 Monday this store during this great sale. Three ae quality—with novelty embroidered cu 5 to 42. A quality usually decidedly higher in price. avenport, chair and rocker,;covered in | RUN effects—many in bold colors. Al! sizes, and such a 7 i 42 — , : g6..: bona 4 compete $ 4, 00 oe \ wide choice of Spring costume shades that you'll find ; Glove-Silk Bloomers F on. = e } \ » just the pair you need. Picot-edged Bloomers of the heavy quality € A beautiful Diamond of exceptional ncee-in- yh f f J +i glove silk that wears so well. In pink, size for this very low price—set in « ise s ese * an | ie peach or orchid, to — - above vests. lacy 18-k. white gold mounting that : Z s +. @: | . Well reinforced—sizes 5, 6 and 7. enhances the beauty of the stone. Suites Greatly Reduced! Women’s Silk Gloves \) =. Ye? Decidedly below their worth at.... $2.95 a al Very good quality Milanese Silk Gloves with double finger : ae Knit Underwear Section—Third Floor tips and novelty short cuffs—in all sizes and the $] 45 ° ‘ P best colors; special, pair........ ceénacs #8600 eae ° , Dinner Set aves ee Exquisite Frock Kabrics Are These set : Captivating Easter Gifts Would Be These Fresh New Printed Georgettes : Samples of Fancy Pillows Re? eg Xx; ee oe . F | 168 Exquisite Styles That Are Extraordinary at . ; lig | “a ° e 3 $ 69 mae SEE Choicest Easter Candies = - Le, > = ~ © Dining Suite 3 7 | yc a. $ Q5 $ 95 | ine walnut veneer | bi j with | pets Par dune a2 ae he tol —_—_—_— r in combination 1D \whaSes =— 0 In a Varied and Fascinating Assortment @ Look at these lovely, colorful prints and Expertly constructed and richly fin- a : @ Whether your choice is to be an Easter gift for one picture the fetching Spring and Summer > ~ ¢ extension table, 35 ) an arm chair. e , == . . they would make! Your prefer- @ Sample Pillows that are so decorative and who is very particular or simply an assortment to please a 84 way of emall.or laren onnil Il Dinine.R s colorful—and | vc a ee “a happy children—the Easter array here provides pertectly! right or soft colors, ia provided fer ia the ining-Koom Suites! uality materials—that the assortment truly | - siete 168 suggestions for those seeking Crates of Luscious Cream Eggs ce rae 7; assortmen reddi i "1 «i ster Nests in iins ’ Easter or wedding gifts. Chocolate Eggs They'll simply melt in your ) “Pullman’ Cardboard egg crates, packed mouth—these Chocolate Eggs Easter candies—such as choc- Plain Georgette ¥ - Many Smart Types with a dozen foil-wrapped nut —-filled with delectable nut | olate rabbits, decorated eggs, Spring-favored for all sorts of apparel—in Baby Carriages Everv Pillow is fresh and and fruit cream and chocolate and fruit cream—from small chocolate eggs, colored candy black, light shades and latest street $1 95 . lean—and you'll marvel at the marshmallow Eggs. 60¢c to large 5C = S$] rabbits and others—packed in hues; 40 inches wide at, yard........ . Beautiful fiber “Pullman” sleeper alia leat sean special prices Dozen for es See | sizes ee gay nests in tin gore he Baby Carriages with well-shaped sa ' or ce mee ee bodies upholstered jn ae cord represent. De pee ain Eggs ; Assorted Eggs gifts........ $I $2 : Cc Ro ine lining. C . : : : ' —tillied with fresh marshmal- s repe mal | . oe eames ergs Prisanighe er Sg meee | eee Seve j =" iat opr a a ean, ied aa af ~ Particularly fashionable is this soft Special! lows, living-room Pillows of a > ta — 9&c — mtg "ogg 40c the same epee 3... se xe $1 closely woven, dull-finished silk Crepe organdie, Georgette and chif- | **:---:-*: maybe: Relodetag. 1 | —_ | | —in thirty favored colors $2 S 25 fon velvet, damask and lus-_ ; ‘‘Surprise'’ Eggs, of chocolate filled Filled Easter Baskets, simp ~A. to ven Gl at, yard .....--ceeeeeeeneee: 95 =r trous satin. with Par Excellent or milk chocolate elaborate styles ........... to $ we ‘ ‘ ae Art Needlework Section—Third Ficer $1.25 to $3.00 : Candy Section—Main Fleer *% Devlight Fabric Section—Thiré Ficer | ) mee nase piatiatninadigey aii un "ae a ee Se biel aa oid > RD ams Ce . - we,

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 PAGE 6R __ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ eee SU LOUIS POST IBIIEIG s —Few Restricted Articles Excepted n -— We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—fTew hes ‘mike = uiiian: soe 2 SEEN New Curtains Brighten Your Home 7 Of 6-Cup Capacity, $7.25 | Special at $10 Value, Offered Monday at $6.75 a Pair ) yf (The day does start with a dash if breakfast . 7 $2.95 @ Copies of the handmade Curtains—fashioned of means a cup of coffee deliciously “perked.” Unj. ,\ fe € Kiddies’ imported hand- exquisite lace, in the popular ecru color, and made 3) versals are equipped with safety fuse, cord an@ PM | ode, lace-trimmed voile e Dresses—some with com- plugs and finished in nickelplate. They con. vith ete voile combination to from Sea Island yarn. They are full length and cooler. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY nect with any electrical outlet | ete. ieee 2 to 6 width, with three-inch fringed bottom. B +s tch. a a = THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O°'NEIL CO. THE MAY &O. asement Gallery ~*~ = Basement St. Lou | | 2 AY Co. THE MAN 3 —— oan Pre-Easter China ; ; i 4 In Time for Easter—Improve Your Living Room With the Comfort and Beauty of These : ii New Easte and Glass “Specials” | Very Attractive Mohair Suites [| tn size tor Women, a a. cam : es - Two Pieces That Are Unusual Values at.... hos ew Table an ce | Line Beate | . a @ Both the davenport and chair of these Suites are Raisdletter : - : LE : : Jarge and luxuriously comfortable, and yet the lines are TA Haviland China at gine. H | so graceful as to be suitable for the average-size room. ‘ Cards Special : cael. eA! . hoe oy a = et ee TES rere eee Seen R eA AAS” Ally atte Aen see tetas ence an attractive border design a | MLE A ACI I a mt eR en a Ft CD EE ee ere, tO eee ee ree Patterns That Are Quite Individual ~~ —some styles with coin gold On Special Terms handles: $19 95 . e/t special .... : oe | ; : Colored Stemware ff /~ | ¥ $ 2 5 | AA ee ii! 1 | Crystal ware with green j | Cash Pay- = Balance Splendid : Oe . * Ce : , stems and foot—goblets | | pert Of... ... Monthly Quality tor bad ae seeks 7 Sapply F ootwear Needs sherbets, high-footed ice | ree . i 3 fr oe ee : Mga i ve al al A aa a a aah GER ge at tao 7 s x? 3 - Pd * > & J ’ vat Sees ‘ Sige r E ah aeaa.an ay hey owe. a ee ae 2 vip ene eehia, Cae ora Aye. ; es ares SAW tes a Beis: cream glasses, iced teas and * x& im % FS Sos 4 ee ee eR EL EI A i RNC te cocktails; for . | special | 6 $2.69 ‘ ——— E \ i ; : icklv os 4 \ @ The Hoover cleans so thoroughly, so quickly . : | and .with so little effort that it is probably the @ The luxurious depth of the Axminster Dinner Sets — : + 3 Made See fs : nap makes this type of Rug the preference a" aie >: Les 4 Factory Cl 100 pieces of American areas ly | most important electrical appliance for the ; garg Megat tr : ———— ) “ lamin of many. eir richness of coloring en- a . ee a! | s ie viene deslon. with gol z e -_ %. ome. It is not only obtainable at a very ; & © . . oo +k — = 7 . - .* ‘Sa a is » * - ‘eed é _ ih Oe ; * te ba a “Ti % b » P = = 3 a 3 4 - a” ; = 7 ay 2 : 4 ¥ 4 + bs 5 he ‘ : ps , i 33 i; Sy be ; s ¥:- P . + 3 - ’ , ¥ . ~ ee + = ’ + € e : Oe 2 : a . % — te 64 o a i ; "a oh ; ‘ : we 4 hs * - ; ¢ r te ‘ 5 a9 x= 1 ZR t : oa = : ‘ . af, 7 . : 2 Ks ~~ s ra : “> > wii oe, a o>. Se 3 ‘ _ 2a ae . i s . “ N 4 4 3 * x an “ - 4 . ie ; § ; . a: : 4 @ is % pose ot ® . 5 ‘ ¢ Di ° mm wg H ; pe 5 aly ’ 5 - a” ; wes > es ¥ * my F as : i ne a9 ; a eee b “ + Fe : ? = a - 3 ; ‘2 5 : +* Ae > woe os a? og - . $ ¢ aaa : Z a4 4 NI iM gt rs ‘ rs Wesig : * a. = x 4 ; od / a a > ; 4 >. 2a % } + 9 x ; | P ry “ 7 ie eu % — - : - , * i ta od ~ Y $ ] 2 : 4 , ee ; ‘ ; i * coe , .. * : e . its a 2 4 zy : ’ : > 4 f 3 ~ Me : — . . é ze : f as : : ae ‘ . i . : . > >t % a ® >. J oy * . : st : 4 ” .. i. : Pi ‘wea ; 4 : ce t eo ’ 4 ; ; : rm 4 ye A q = 3 * é ~ % % ie * et it 4 Fe é @ ! zy 7 $y : . 4 6 S Be, eh 4 5 Bees . - eS re B #3 4 ; % : 8 Wie Midiele... ae SPO nw ae “ - . a eee a ~ eg a il ceitiad 4, ition we we . ~~ - ~ =f | mee. cine nian aa > > ee errr mare res — OT TEE eM Remarkable Values at $ 95 @ They are made with wide step- Serif 28, | mee oe ° sS5 boards, each one full bolted from © MG ei ——————— At Tremendous Savings —_— o $134.75, pe ; aa A i a A Re oes ; 99 50 5S RCA or Cunningham spesial Try This Machine i re = agen, Model 6-F-9 | piso utver Case | Model 6-F-15 * KARAS. ‘memory Ce — — Sey s BR Ko aaah os abe , 219 Savregg arta ERA igs ayy as hin deltaae ot eae ee a: M2 dine pod SR gk ce DELL oe sabe” ie LORAINE RE, Pen AM ee agely RD aC Py ere pili tale natal eerie , lat _" - ; A oat we ado ohaphaianepo ease na to OE a GE a SR A. sae ere ° ’ a y “A - . ” Se Sas? Pye J 7 i a Sak de i sa bio de ax: i ae Sa Bale 2 a eee ae aay ie tN ae hy 4 Bi ok ay & P pa Aare Sts ae ¥ WE ces te ETE 4c tas an RE POLS we Stee Me ox Met nat a Sette Nee Ae af ft « x at » “a Se on 5 he SRE op aaa SR Peele 1 IRENE Cae 9 tan See he Apa) aed : hoes Very Special Value at pare vik ati. , a ie én tage 1s yo ? Seta, ih site bt 5 bs. wok ity + “Aristocrat"—a very St © In vour home—see how ‘ ; —S = = = ao pe Freshman ve ‘Orage attery A very popular Freshman . a YU “se = sas uy me P ~ i at i Ad e uj ment, in lu - - - 4 ; A beautifully it sews and . ‘ , aa: or ing builtin Utah é inde Eveready B Batteries | S¢t im walnut effect cabinet : how well it fits into . + | | : $174.7 : eg ~ 1 C ] Aerial K with built-in cone speakers ile attractive furnishings. , | gy $99 50 ompiete Aefia it complete $144.75 $99.50 oe ae ‘ ; ‘ ’ vaiue , , @ Only 100 of these very new and c weed —_ early 2 Pars == — . | $146.95 Five-Tube Console with Philco Socket Power, Special at | 3 mocer aG ox rticient . . ———— = Radie *Sectien—*ixth Fiveet popular Rembrandt Lamps, the of Electric Sewing Machines . shafts very effectively decorated without obligation — the newest Omestic and constructed substantially for satel ee edie auen : : a Sas real service as well as appearance. le model—or the Desk | a Y . ' Sa i Or ie - — — 4 : ; ving A Splendid Saving Ma. Drapery $1.50 Value—_ $ The Yard......- ao 0 taal hy» REST METER TROY ST An Re LI egeont: fas <e Ce ite «ghia Woes tes Bess ka 4 tow yea Sah AYER . eee nt tae ee DR Po TROND acl BPE GOI ENE ALLE LIME LO GRO NEMO ENE Hc os ” , ig ae igi ta et, iy tees gs . a 7 : + -* "| bee id More than a Sewing Effective Shades sili ar dai ae well—fully guaranteed Rainbow Colorings to Har- by the maker and Fa- monize With the Bases. mous-Barr Co. Domestic Console Junior Style . $14.75 Wilson Electric Portable Machines P | Bridge Style _. $8.75 Only a limited number of these very convenient Sewing Ma- Tg 3 chines—will sew amy material, heavy or light () 2 ~ weight—with the greatest ease and has ful! set $39 85 =< 3 ’ ° “a eee Cc a at Na Oe ee oe a ee cre, ee ae eee ee ae ~ -f @ Ideal for drapes, scarfs, ¢ PIETER EN OH Fn ALES We FHSS SEL AS | this 36-inch fancy striped E wanted color combinations. a - + eH OR eT STS eee Exquisitely dainty are these shades— of attachments. A special value at trimly pleated in sedate simplicity, and : - $s cashand balan Al t x with drum interlining. g nseuiied sani aan ao ea Complete, $99.50 Complete, $99.50 Lamp Sectton—Fifth Fleer Machine Section—Sixth Fleer —_ =

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ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927, ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ PAGE —— ———— Wie Caters were ween oe . 3 : le Stamps— E. | HEL Tike MecesBators 1 Voile Dresses Contiimers We Give and Redeem Eagle S Few Restricted Articles Excepted Cosshiiatiene Union Suits » Capacity, $7.25 | ] Special at Very Special For Kiddies Special Value art with a dash if breakfast = $2.95 75¢ yA G1 69 S 94c e deliciously “perked.” Unj- Ee ee ; fe Kiddies’ imported hand- ’ Lwith safety fuse, cord and Bf B| Suge, acesrimmed voile | “| €Baptenus and Contin e |S SS eee ; ; ] [= i o ; in nickelplate. They con- .a ee a in new shades. Neatly in pink. peach or white. letic kind, of nainsook ical outlet. a F {| plete voite trimmed. Fit well, | All well made. Sizes 6 and broadcloth. Sizes 34 1 F i 2 to 6. Basement Gallery Ee match. Sizes aie Basement to 12 years. Basement to 46. Basement men + — o— ae eas . - ee ye . ‘A Group Well Worth Your Attention— An Important Event for Large Women! N E t D An Offering That Should Appeal Monday—This Timely Selling of E t S /‘ D ew master Uresses XTra-S1Ze LTeCSSes In Sizes for Women, Misses and Juniors | New Coats for H aster Splendily Varied, Specially Priced Group ‘ | | | | = Exceptional Value at Handreds of Recently Arrived Garments in the Latest Styles—Far-Trimmed or Plain—Extraordinary Values Offered at : i i as | At the Very Special Price of Raicaener |1|| $075 » eB $15 Cards | ia». rod | "t R » tee = 4 prt t $ H Uy wool materials, in 2 and knickers or one pair of long and new light shades. Sizes 8% % 6 $69 75 188 ZG legiate, and young men’s models, as short pants. Well tailored of t - nig = é ‘ ‘= @ well as double-brested and conserva- tweeds and cassimeres in grays, kam oy | l Yh | . ’ 9 ° Table model Freshman 5- Gh 7 tive styles. In light grays, tan and browns, tans and blue mixtures. | i 7 2. Pe , ie a ee eed della | cial Hadig Section—Sixth Fleer é S2 Value, « |it) Drapery Damask con sm" $4.99 peat: Very Special, This Offering of Deferred rap Pure linen silver-bleached hemstitched 8ox108 and 7ox108-inch rayon-and-cotton Spread | “Alexander” — — ym . 4 | Cloths in 58x58-inch size. Offered in and bolster in one, in rose, blue, gold and helio. | with deep hem. ty af men 100 Bed Outfits : , ' | bleached. Limit of 4 to a buyer at this Payments y striped and floral patterns that are Scalloped edge. Seconds of $8.50 grade. May Be 4 1 5 < (Dn ROE A Se TE rice. ~ a Sa 7 | $1.50 Value— $ “ 400 Yards quite attractive. : Lentistuartiegionse —— P ” - Bes - Ne SS ere sig Only Plain Voile | Plisse Crepe | Dress Gingham | ary Lou rints 40-inch sheer hard-twist Voile | —in mill lengths of 2 to 6 | 33-inch Dress Gingham in | A tubfast ea PBs. = | ds. ? in | . ith neat de- a —_— HDC tdeat for drapes, scarfs, cushions and other purposes is in pink, rose, peach, helio, biue, | 7w1GS 30, inches wide and. in | checks, plaids and novelty ef- | tinted grounds with s 698 C9 0 SLE ALISON AA H &f this 36-inch fancy striped Damask which is offered in the green, etc. Special 23 c | ctc-, Special, the 15c | oso as operon - 15¢ | Special, the yard 15c @ Pell er twin sise Bel Sa- | S “= 7 wanted color combinations. value, yard ..ccesseunc: PNG eh eicdnséhoccedans ag bag cies R Mixed Dress Fabric Si £7 | i 1 in be wage Fe : -and-Cotton Fabric i Bridge Sets ayon-Niixe | oS aa th 2-inch round continuous Ruffled Curtains | Cretonnes — = qmene g speci, BA rheereet nt sla eam! Dost and 10 fillere—neat deco- $1.00 | —0Of voile. ith colored hem- | Attractive new patterned Cre- A p ( the Yard. rative closed panel. 4$-pound stitched edge of blue, rose and | tonnes in various colors and Tere big evapo pve : | Two to eight yard remnant lengths of good : ‘3s — cotton and felt mattress and gold. With valance and tie- | designs. Suitable for many 40-inch Rayon-and-Cotton-mixed Fabric in All-Linen Sets that consist of tablecloth | bet 7 ion tied Pebcie in checkin TTT sagless link spring of steel, : backs to match. Very | uses. Extreme many of the wanted plain shades. With | and four napkins to match. Silver bleach- | Seide ond yon re oll , ~ in inieied Complete, $69.75 : ; Special, SS eS $1.95 values, yard a durable satin-like finish. ed, with colored striped border. is Basement Economy Store Hasement Keonomy Store hae ent Economy Store aes _ — A ——

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PAGE 8B | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 —___£§— $$ tee a. r CONVICTION I Dix-Made Unife WORD ROLLS ae Prices Our Lore VICTOR RECORDS _for maids and nurses are All the Hits Each wh for their splendid mag 39c Each Ros DS LON ore Pconr assortment 5 | curate t renege 23? id - pre ° ek aera Teo Late BROADWAY ANE AND MORGAN {ORGAN ST. of Victor 10-inch and 12 the ec ie@st f Rolls ever published Other wich double and single me a Keiffer, Broadway and Franklin—We Will Move May 2 2 PREF SALP—tay_ Ome ct_One FREE Special Single Price—Keiffer =——““—-_— pecia . se..eTs: © ; : Tr. lodine | COTTON —All Items in This Column Single Price— mee! — 150-1 Free_| vd Words, Crazy Tunes” —_ Specials for Monday — — — Red Seal, | Pe a f Business: D ue a2 ac Labels, oq . on : 20c—1 Free; 100—1 Free 10c Lifebuoy Soap. ..5 for 30c “While I Was Failing in Love’” Free American Oil 50c Sprayer, Special : Free $1.50 Pocketbook | | Tonight You Belong, os Me” | Rest American Mineral Git, Sie 1 Free 75c Rubbing seme ne sd All Leather, bay one.. s Co G ts = body's Pal” ; oue te ice wt ae b o Ww hy a88~ ip, ~ ” Free Schoenfeld Tea $1.50 San Tabi 79 grina Tabiets.. Cc ° - ‘ A Health Tea, 25¢—Buy One _.1 Free 60c Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, _ \ Perfect Cold Cream, buy one. .1 Free ~ New Trial to President $1.50 Alarm Clock e Tooth Paste Free $1 Aspirin Tablets ' $1 Double Compact, Thin. Free Chloratine T Emerson of Defunct Con- Rettle of 100. 6c 4 Dandy = Fe e ea Powder, "Man hattan $1. oc Cystex . . .69 “Wh Vanishing (ream, Keil ters st Ke Oo pring Ton 4 shbiets 25c. 50c N. R. Tablets. 498c. 38c as a + % conan eer Be i: aeteine $1 Electric Curling tron...59¢ Weetmarye 35c Baby Cough Syrup.... Siggieseeng Pagar Sn ms de yore “Tablets, ool doz. 35c Box Stationery. ° 1 7 - ocoan nut Ou serge. he (Castor Oil, pure or tasteless $1.10 Herb Juice Se » Powder. ... ic Royal BRrewn (Cigar x 9 Be Colenial Bic Manilla Circa: 75c Lilac Vegetal, Wrisley, 39c > ee ee a" Java “” a ee ee in, yay mye : ¥ tha — apie a Et ee = (Pack ty % * ill Pre ay : YOUNG MEN and BOYS CLOSED AS LOTTERY [- Main New styles, better fabrics, expert pee Main BY FINANCE BUREAU | Floor —all are to be found in this great sale of Floor 50c Parsons’ Kidney er ; ae ee - 250 Lane’s Pills ae my Tooth Paste, poe Ruling Declares No Direct | FP - U | S Ss ] —// Those Chic Proof Was Offered That — i AY | ) } $1.75 Hair Clippers » U. 1 = sees Ce re Furniture Was Sold by | | In T = | | fi wo ™ de Bepsoder " +; oo p : 33 tn ood. Der bl le oa e Stamps, Tues lay Ch c Pepsoden Le & asve, Cc = ° 750 Wainutta 39. Free Perfume! It’s Keiffer — ¢1 White Rese Perfume , i Free Groups — ; ‘ } ees fecostee th bes 50c Goid Medal Cough Syr., a le ete eelig Age el . Free $2.50 Weary Choceintes. a ber ree soc Parsons’ Corn Cure. ee C $1.50, $3 Narcissus Perfume : Free By the Jefferson City Correspond- —= . hey aay ce cht t gree | Bromo Seltzer. VOS, SOS, SEC | $25 eats Sele, feseal adie, keen ent of the Post-Dispatch. = ce. nanan '60c Coffee, 4X. 0 | a cmenncan aeeawensy — oat 4 The most wonderful ., ae 1 and 2 Pants Suits. . Hinkle’s Pills|\Yucatan Gum 68. Chrustalitesd Feat Pocket Knife} Shelf Paper — Veet Ge ee values ever given in 3 : | 9501. Free | 5S0-—1 Free | oc Lnrystaliize ruit 89c—1 Free | 10c—1 Free The conviction of Wiliam R. Ea... City of St, Loats. Aty Dipe Latest Styles. 2 and $ = , A . 3 Batton Uniwersity Wnt ae ak Se ‘ Ee ie Ses es ; Se in ay ead a AP Oe tee A aan us aa . paw 3" . “ ok « ais wee . » ‘ who’ : a . ’ ' . _ — 244 4 19e Aspirin Capsules, doz O-gr. * Rlack Death Bux Se Bromide Quinin Moth Balls. box * Kidney Plaster, Meads Se, SOc Red Devil Roach Powder, Sc, tc Nerve &2 Bone Liniment . 456c« OC W inte rereen Machine dil. best white Quinine Caps... 5- oe ae MET DIS Ee ke a ee eh, ee e.2 th Pg te Siggy aes cay - ¥ ee See Moc) Radin SR ka ’ ee ee a } d Decorated Tin Bex, spectal + Louis presid t of f “merson oO 3 >uls, president ot The regular price o We Will Move to Our New Location. Broadway, 3 Doors North of Washington, About May 2 ~— the defunc Maulding Furniture Ej these Hats is $2 to $5 = Lz : Models Single and Co.. on a ch e of aiding in estab- =4{ each. ° 4: : arg g : _ 4 ™% Double Breasted ne Sees 8 28 8 Sees | lottery, for which he [= =: a FIRST FOR FURNITURE"™* G waning of « lottery, for wnicn ne F| $2 fo Values Ri) RD) Models. New shades. was meatences to 12 months in jail. Gr eatest , alues: : ree ine oat Supreme coor Z fe oe Latest Style Topcoats—All-Wool Materials . ee to offer such Coats and Dresses at this low price—yes, we 3 Ab fa Your Color Prete: : ; Children’s stylish strap Slippers and want you to get acquainted with the store an Oxfords is our speciality. Hundreds come and see: you would have to pay more than of airs ii ’ > 3 . ani Seanetien "\ the a ao ant ates doubée the uit oie ae ar i — eS —tnay be indulged for thes — fi. \ not muss. Rice a : | én The black, white, rose, gray. ping The mest, . ke Patou blue and other shades, Dresses Cc t : Lace over oats \' tion the lovely combinatio a Creve Spert and tai- ' \Heary fiat Lored Mmerdiein. jerepe. Lace Tw — is, piaids, ED ‘over crepe. mittuares — & Printed modeis. ey Every new al style touch. | ues Charming new Every Coesat |Up fo has fine lIin- iors. —_—— = j | an . . ™ } 4 | i . et y a. ’ hi ; ‘ ; es] 7 * it oe ca * _ . . " . , , co ° '* All-Cotton Mattress $49 Walnut Finish roll eige and good quality flow- _ = e am om | Ey ered tick. May be had in any — AB gpeenmclecn Pdnalmnger ge Aaagyer eer size. om , 7 ' a ting qua ithes. EE — wilh aii-cotten pad and cretenone 7 re. ad STEAMER Ss CHAIRS AE gen ec ong — Ln ge ELECTRIC ampie drawer space and swinging IRONS $2.00 Valve mirre.. $1.50 Down Six-Pound (,uarantee 7, d etl Verr clever trim m@m ings. eeloars te Very special at CHILD’S AND MISSES’ Al OT GIRLS’ COATS EASTER FOOTWEAR | RUBBERIZED PEE a in this in® of chi Shees you will ‘ APRONS . Smart styies for gciris and find many nationally advertised lines tn all ; real the popular styies fhe Easier \ ; Serviceable Apron for A , oom SS oe - rod } wie * mperfects. Values up to $3. the kitchen or laundry. 7S tweed. checks. pinids. Made of a coed qual ~ Some have fur trimming. " novelty batons, fanry ru rizec fabric. : ~ ubberized stitching. patch pockets = - y ‘ _ and contrasting colors. ret ¥ : , b A. for “4 ~"s . 95 | eme ds y 2 + ; ; . ° ienmiy at “— —= this price. ‘ ‘ . § a@e VAL. ~ a he proses ‘or ~~ Floor. Second Fleer £6 é e ; r Pproo oP OVERLAND SEEKS NEW SEWER | _"wivr stot waxes | HEADLIGHT | WALL PAPER SPECIA eral mae ee OVERALLS ~ = aol AP oy peo ea: a 2 : = E & W and Essex FRE of Wall a Correct Lugg . choose from. A full 45-lb. Mattress with heavy : “eae De That €/9> ) E- qi Five Beautiful Pieces! amounting te Everybody know * what “heee 09 re wv eter we will civre roa two sounds of - messi 6088 —- Fara *% & Paste and a rood durable Paste Remi HE ceremony over, & - | free of charge. are oft for their wedc Monday only : Made of white $ broadcloth and 00 . .*%. . fancy madras Fa 108.008 ROLLS OF YEW proud to cwn. with without | 7 . ar Vane —— | 2000 OVERALLS | FAZe es Taiteat aed ak coe Oshkosh Wardre Bedroom Suite $10.00 Down $1.00 Per Week Shirts made to or , i > ; 4 5 a S 4 “4 q x * « 3 = « % 9 Zz. =. 3 ~ > ioe ~s = soak: - wT, a et ¥ 0 4 ui * 4 . 3 2 = Cae . 4 > - [x - , Ps a4 a tae . By id | : s i a ¢ 7 — . 4 a & ; zi : ’ ‘ vet : : a 3 dl y - . © 4 A ee ee Open Saturday Until Nine — Pr 4 : rss a ne oo - . re ee ee ee a ee ee a ee maxing you feel ‘‘old’’ and miser- 4SS05~ A let = ~ ; ’ U Ad pe: 1% side work: all colors, incinding white. Very Let the Williams Treatment prove = 9x10 6 e 7 h, . special Monday. Wo nders”’ it ean do for rou. Pil. Pe strong and active. = ~ — = 9x15 $8 55 > , mr . “e ay wes 9 bn, Big eee Y b sitncosh aa ~~. tat “£ as ” ied “ie : FP ie : Pee Seti oo “Ree oy Prt St + $9 shay gry, q ret th. PF ac as ee F 7 a i Pia < ae ge RY a8 Peng » 2 * 4 i - e : ae . 7 R ly a i THE: Fempgecee “eM eer —-- ahah i Thi babs biaege 3?

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9B een | ¢ ahaa. “1 : ‘a ittreey iT Reo . M4 RS fl Nut : tiie ‘he “Hor: e. DESI aL SPH! i) Ba = # ~ Pula We Me: = § ee || Dix-Made Uniforms TT at All-Week Candy Special | “alg —— ae — §6—for sagt ee Pg a 8 7 _. a at ae a wa Co ee eyere= 47 Br bing stag bs cad “ - 3 re 7 : Se a +3 ll PS ath ke Cae 2 “byes oo. n% . ae Pee J ‘ : ‘ i x Vf, . . - y/ 2 ’ = « and Misses’ Dress Shops—Also Special-Size f . ye ~ 5 vw : ys \ BY = Women's and Misse p Pp Dress Shops—Third Floor | Yi fh ‘ p> taker j Rug Shop—Fourth Floor, Misses r it would be possible 8s low price—yes, we AT PORERLE PE LARET PET) New Plaids ‘New Handles esas: teen, | 4 | = y sh f a y| | ( ' = 9 New Borders New Tips AG il) & 1 $8.50 wo $1500 RLS’ COATS a ii 4] — ; {IX | to 6 and 7 to 14 Bx ay TAY; > Y | Ca | Ae a The Seventh Annual Rendition of the . " f , , | Special at $5.00 A smart accessory to the Easter costume 1s one 6 nder the personal | ot ’ the distinctive new Silk Umbrellas with an unusual By Sir John Stainer, und P ” | —— Se border design or cleverly styled handle. Attractive direction of Mr. Wm. M. Jenkins, will be ee —- wwe — shades—red, green, brown, purple and navy blue. rendered in Umbrella Shop—First Floor. styles for girls and Well tailored of ; ra fe ‘ = 4 = | : j \ ore + ,? et. cheeks, pints AY ALE Art ea! *CTUCTTIN ION have fur trimming, ¢ yelty buttons, fancy ching, patch pockets contrusting colors. Wadi habeiit shail tiatth i ; TU, eel no Recond Fioor | TAT ( For R SP ECIALS Monday : \ FRE amounting to $2.00 |e Correct Luggage for Bride and Groom Three O’Clock | - | SI Gate Gestte Dents Brat I | HE ceremony over, the last goodbyes said, and the bride and groom Also on : 4 : The New Hoover een of charge. are off for their wedding trip, accompanied by Luggage they are Thursday afternoon, April 14th, at proud to cwn. Three O’Clock ) | The machine that adds to vac- —In light and dark col- | Leather Hatboxes | ‘ uum cleaning the revolutionary ore, patterns for every Oshkosh Wardrobes | , | new principle of “Positive Agita- values ee ~Seme. Si Trunks of lasting satisfaction; made | Round, in gray, brown and black SOLOISTS | Fashion Says tion”—and gets a// the dirt. Per 2 a by the finest of luggage makers. Ap- | leather. Silk lined. $1 ~ 75 Mr. G. J. Lehleitner, Baritone. propriate for either $65 Three pockets. Mr. Robert H. Betts, Tenor. WAVE | oe | This is the principle that makes (ge sarge art 2 ee Men’s Gladstones H , stetent axa. ogra : : : | twice as efficien wide, the wobder Papers. =i | Fitted Suitcases | | THE CHOIR | = pr penis Hoover models. Regular 40c values. Mon- =i} @ WwW leather Gladstone Bags, with 3 Baines 0 T in the mode your | ay, per ro ° = Leather Cases that are 22 inches alrus lea gs, .£ Leading Soloists: o be in the : SF eal : eae Is Composed of St. Louis B hair, long or short, must be | See the Hoover demonstrated on oe . ie | lone. with lete dial lock. In brown or | | PERS—50 Inches wide; ali ee fitincs. $49.75 | biack. Leather linea. $49.75 SOPRANOS CONTRALTOS ff | waved—alluringly, with be- | our Second Floor. coi i — . & . ‘ . ‘ ' . colors, including | blue anit =e. P. S.—Select the Correct Luggage and Travel Troubles Will Not Be Known. Mrs. Marleta D. Davis Miss Pauline Bug _ coming softness. Here spe- | , the ~ kind. Monday tS Luggage Shop—Second Floor. Miss Dorothy Jackes Miss Olga Hambuechen | cialists in every method of | Two Sizes Mrs. Karl Kimmel Mrs. J. J. Kessler , , , H Waving await you. 2 : $59.50 and $75.00- “| = : Mrs. P. A. Sommerfeldt Miss Lorene Prange rs 4B og ) iddie Pai ASSES } | Finger Wave Is, $12.50 Set 3 PAIN | S Fi Chocolate Surprise Eggs | Kiddie Pails 25¢ TENORS BAS faces Gtiive $1.00 Dusting Tools, $ ALG ) Vandervoort Music Hall XQ SF Wednesday afternoon, April 13th, at \ 4 If You Have an Old Cleaner Now’s the Time to Trade It In and Get a Liberal Allowance on eee ee LTR ant mini: 106,000 ROLLS OF NEW SPRING WALL PAPER SOA TEE Teen treme a ORS! borders or bands at the advertised price. Easter Candy Mrs. Luise H. Wheeler 7 $1.00 filled with candies Filled Baskets 25c to $7.50 Mr. Robert H. Betts Mr. Gene Enzinger ie outeife and tm. z F f , | $1: to $1.75 _ Tin Boxes with rabbits and Mr. Kenneth B. Buchanan Dr. J. J. Kessler | | Marcel Wave $1.00 uding white. Very $ 95 ag | Small Surprise Eggs filled ~- eggs $1.25 to $2.50 Mr. Albert S. Koeppe Mr. G. J. Lehleitner | Permanent Wave . You can have the New ith j — : Porteou | i ars to 25¢ — in te ag Mr. Rdgar Walsh $2 4 ascend eledrees | Frederic’s Method $10.00 | opto —_ to your —_ See: | | tan ve ume | f \ > | Decorated I5c to 35¢ : IC a sma cas paymen od Paints in all col- a3 cs | gs WILY. OG Chocolate Cream Eggs in a — ~ ee ORGANIST AND DIRECTOR OF MUS : Shingle Swirls | a liberal time allowance on outside and inside $ 49 =| = (aR ee ES ell cherry, pineapple, maple, _ oo Mr William M. Jenkins = : the balance. . tad 4 ===> Be: ay ally = - = ~ = cocoanut and chocolate Chicken Cooks filled with | Each Barber an Expert im | | EA : : Sy sXe ) sc to 25¢ candy Gsc to $1.05 ic i ited d this beautiful service. : ' . | (AR LOY h late’ Marshmal! The public is cordially invited to atten : 2.25 Down—and Balance on Monthly Payments | | : y Eggs in a crate, 6 assorted , Chocolate Marshmallow Seedervecrt’s Rasite thas + $ y Fayme f} ; at oc Eggs, 120 in a box §$: aes we i =, Hall_—_Si ese | | ; Chocolate Rabbits 5c 6 $2 Easter Baskets 10c to $1.75 Vandervoort ’s Music Hall—Sixth ' . Third Floor. Vandervoort’s Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. Vandervoort 's Candy Shop—First Floor. eee a » o

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PAGE 108 SE LOUIS POST-DISPATER __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ are not out of business! 1926 Was Our Biggest Year Since 1917 Few institutions in America—in the world for that matter—ever held a more enviable record for serv- ice to humanity than that of The Keeley Institute at Dwight, Illinois. Keeley’s work of rebuilding men dates back over a continuous period of 50 years. Its patients number in the hundreds of thousands. Is there any wonder then, at our surprise to learn how generally the impression has grown that The Keeley Institute is no longer in business? Especially, in view of the fact that in 1926 we treated more per- sons than during any previous year since 1917! Our business is saving men. We are truly rebuilders of humanity. And so long as there are habits that destroy, there will be an urgent need for The Keeley Institute. Look around you. Did you ever see liquor causing more suffering, more destruction and misery than it is today? Did you ever know alcohol more Dangers of Alcohol Greater Than Ever Before Reports from coroners’ offices and from analytical Laboratories in ciftfes all ower the United States indicate that only a smal! per- centage of present day beverage alcoho! is fit to drink. Most of it is composed of high! vy poisonous concoctions — balming fluids, wood alcohol and other deadlw viands. Metropolitan Life figures show decided up- ward trend in deaths from alcoholism, the figure for 1925 (2.9 deaths per 100.000 policy holders) being mear!v five times the figure for 1920 (.6). A recent report of the Metropolitan Life In- surance Company showed that deaths from alcoholism during first three months of 1925 were highest in number for anv three- month period since 1917. Can anvone afford to permit a habit to wreak the destruction of these deadly poisons! No matter how much of a hold alcohol may have on vou, it should be shaken off at once. The Keelew treatment is the only safe and sane method of escape. Write now for literature. | EERE er ee a ET Keeley recognizes the drink and drug habits as diseases deadly than that contained in the average drink of this modern era? No one doubts that whiskey now is many times more harmful than before. It is, as ever, one of the greatest problems of mankind. Perhaps in your employ or among your friends there is an unfortunate whose life is being shattered by this seemingly unshakable habit. If so, the news that The Keeley Institute is still rendering its effec- tive service will be welcome to you. You will see in this advertisement an opportunity to restore some discouraged person to his valued place in society. Write us today and learn the full facts about The Keeley methods of treatment. Or send us the name and address of some one whom you believe we may help. Complete information will be forwarded in a plain envelope and all correspondence will be held in strictest confidence. Some of Those Who Come to The Keeley Institute: The Keeley Institute treats patients from every walk of life. Phvsicians, lawvers, farmers, business men and women, mer- chants, mechanics, engineers, contractors, carpenters, plumbers, and numerous other 7 . on . Mae classifications are constantly represented. One of the most striking fearures of The Keeier P institute isan absence of restraint throughect the course of treatment. Panenrcs lire for a few weeks in a picasant. whol@gome atmosphere. : ce They enjov a regimen of combined recreation This makes it possible for patients to asso and re-creation. Ther eastanlll tennis and other facilities tor sports. There are splendid opper- ciate with others of interests similar to their tunities tor ~i comrades = eae: of the own. Many life-long friendships have been high ase af outianin. Or patients can have et => ; : . : : complete seclusion if desired. ot = established during the short restful davs Particulariy, ie there no feeling of embarrass ae spent right. ment attached to one's stav at Dwight! To meet the special needs of women patients. we have arrangemens for their private care. Nowhere, , : m car : is it possible for them to spend a more bene4- = Don't be afraid to come to Aeeleyv. The same cia or more enjovable period for the treatment .: ~» cotati hope that has been realized for thousands ; of others in your station of life will come true for you. Let us send vou literature explaining evervthing. Al! inquiries treated in strictest confidence. No obligation. completely restored to its original healthw state. No bad that must be treated through specialized medical methods. after effects. And the cost of treatment is remarkably low. Our successes include some of the most prominent men in Why not take a step today that may prove the saving of the world. When a patient leaves Dwight he is absolutely another unhappy victim? Write for hterature and other treed ot the craving for stimulants. His nervous svstem is complete confidential data. Address— wT ° | 4 / P. D. Nelson, Secretary Keeley Institute Dwight, enn Illinois ee - . ~* ~ ‘ . x eek ail Sea - ‘ des a ~ he - *. Ae Ses Sas RAGS wy WSN Rae anges ee ee oe PART FOUR. ee ee — + Y seesdediscilidldbsaiaiis oe s > ~ _ . Nd ta . * : . : : . _ x ~ J a wa . * ys ~ ..* ‘ . . . i “4 . > . ™ Ra wes? sey “ " ~eee een eh a > . > | -_ . . > . > RAV VARA WWIII | | ty Bt tn Sti i pana aeheh ses heh Phe eRe TERETE EES Ce ee eee ee =» MISS MARTHA CAB daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carter, who has been at Be Holton Arms in Washi for the spring vacation. “Hot Dog Ball” To Be Revival Charity Af ERTAINMENT aenusuai im , planzed is “The sored by a group of ent roung married Reom ot the @ evivral of tie occ 2nted 2957 43 Ss rhe o¢ctasvin mai parties. Mise Eiag ti and Miss Sallie Joost, :. Shermans Joost of 3 ets of Mies Joeentisae tahter of Mra. J sepa ag Recis Apartments claseamates of Misa Seull in Great Barringtes, uis for the spriag racam ved a few days ago and ‘4’ Almira Steedmas. dacs rs. Edwin H. Steedman, of - and place. and Missa Joost ar aight with Miss Seullin. OF, eo - P| : " : 2 y | Steedman have a theater party for § “ad Mrs. Seullin has planned a dull F for 2Woaight at her apartment,

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SS * y NY 4 Vrs . ~~ * RM Xi iQ Qo° oi OcihHOoOoqhd»iA §8ON SAN oat yy SS, ‘ SE TES SIS ON “Nan ~ \ % OF el PASS RF + “4, Vy Ml jy Re Pid Fy 4% Writ, . Gy ft + “ WY . ~ ~ * ‘ $ \ \) 4 +. Be 4 Ay q “Yrs * hf” “yy eet, WY OL bh Ys A, pone Ys % 4 ys YY thm, 2° % y, °. a 4, »% 4* Yu 4 9 . 4% Ms + 4p f+ Y T/A Mate 0 A datiingfs Gi Gulf, > >. 5% +s* QB AH w_ ~ a* * es wer . «* oe. » ’ »* “ 1 yer Ry wa? woe Seow A ~~ .* s . * - > x NOOOHOHH OY W "Fry, Boe 2: i “Ntpype, - seh” ‘ff M4 SS/4 MISS CLAUDINE FAY, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Amos Franklin Fay. Announcement has been made of her engagement to William K. Fuhri of Oklaho- ma City, Ok. _AND MRS. EWING HILL t. Louis, from a snapshot made ntly on the grounds of the untington Hotel in Pasadena, 7 & MON RR UCR 8 Ok COL COURANT CORRE EN EN CREAR ESKOO 353 NOON WMWH * ~+ ae & % % % de % SS me be Se” SO Oe OO ee WOH r ‘ A! SSSR NWAre 48a a eae eee ce \ NY WY Was WO "Wacssatearearensenaneeen «** SSANAAA ARR WG WH MQ XN YK Oey, ? ae eS ttt spe OL REOOLELETP ; Pdr ddtPPOaPAIIAFE : ,. GUNRAO EH. Y i. e. 4 4 % mela tilly, SWC ee RSS Re es 8 kk ee ee 8 ss Le SSS »”* «** a aAN se’ ACH week a 2h‘ ) ans for ft! y Carnival,” the August A. Loutls ss | , ey s ning Oi Farm. benefit of a ow 7° Lu . ‘+ for tne the =T * * i , +2 | Hos pliai, rrr: ee bs J Res tbe Busch is completed by the en- In order that Vy, on conae? 7 enmempmndile i Trison, WhO Was &H aroner thusiastic in charge. ot. LOUIS 10F many year MRS MARTIN LAMMERT Ii! the debutantes share in the charitable work, She wil] be an attendant at the 45 .¢+nem headed by Mrs. Drummond Jones wedding of her sister. Miss Susan and Mise Elizabeth Seudder, have been in- ee and Samue} © Capen Jr.. rvited to sell shares {n four creations designed ey and donated by one of St. Louis’ exclusive mil- | niversity Ltes¢ - ~ is a niece of Mrs. Gia! Miss Kelley k Carr of AlbDu- is a £&raduate ot Ashen Brenner -—/- QD AA WMATA a “ DA . . ~) ® rn er ya “iy, C7 Davis of St. Louis, Seeretary of War, is planning to visit France in July, when will spend a month at a villa that he had taken in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, on the Basaqtie c¢ as’. —_ «* oo S “a : 7 et oh Pt ienene Dwight F. MRS. EDMUND LEWIS WILLIAMS, formerly Miss Nancy Ittner, whose wedding took place Thursday. a Ashe) tr r a Mrs. George Walton Conseil of St. Loulse has been elected to regular nonresident mem- bership in the American Women’s Club of Paris. Miss Marjori Miss Miss Eliza Misa Julia Martha They will made by 1; «7 oir hoe pi ALF. Nied Mar- -_— — = > | “7 _ 4 Roccena Baldwin, Mise Clarissa Drer, Hawes, 4 sol ¢ Singieton, naus. M iss aret Rumsey, th Ailen, stein, Love and Miss Eugenis r pastel-shaded sunbopnets and of the Cati in one rrangecd Cockrell and Mre. Cairin R. St. Louis, who have been touring recent visitors tn Rome. where the Hotel de Hussite. Miss Susan Ailen V¥ Lightner of Italy, t? ey uF —— agi Ts. Miss Susie Miss Edmunds. u orn registered at nurses z da The on a derorated table shaded by lla, and will be in charge of Miss Emilie Maffitt, Mre. Mrs. George W. Niedring- Mrs. Harry L.. Mrs. John Fow- hats will be grees Mrs. Claude Levering Matthews of St. Louis, who has been spending the winter is Paris, left several days ago for Italy. Her son, Rives Matthews, remains in the city. * a large colored umbre Breckinridge Jones, I Mrs. naus, P. Crunden, Biock, Mrs. “rank Ames Cushman, z5 and Mre. Walter Seott. There will be 18 concessions, merry-go-round for the small visitors, which near the entrance and which Me- at al : ine monthly eiub luncheon of the Americas P Womens Club of Paris last week was ettend- ed by more than 100 members and guesta, among them Mre. John W. Harrison and Myre. J. E. Harding of Bt. Louis. \ program was given Met Sunday at the tea concert of the American Women's Ciap of Paris by Mra. Magdeleine du Carp de Léaio of New Orleans, well-known pianist. Mea bers present igeluded Mrs. A. Kerr Bileete * Continued on Next Page on - ler including has been built will be presided over by Mrs. Samuei C. Cluney and a corps of aseistants Mrs. Baifour Stuart Craib of New York arrived yesterday to be the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. f. D. Kelley, of Comgress Hotel. She will remais six Weer dni aseledlbccaeaeaiat- ies —= s = ee eet —= > ‘5 Mh. a ‘ vail i ow bey pep = Saab an . ‘ i aati To equragiv Se. e% Mo NY ope Ar 2 Ba EN A sei ine vadane “9 ee Sa ram Le ee Ye ath cows! A - t eae gy ee (ALN tad ey we nd ri ¢ oe ra TEE tage feel. 4: a Pe ea) Paths, ati aah ie -w Rae oF t= "F x Las ee ey en eas re Oe tae. ; , Tea er: oie rat ae ee ee es gatas: weep oe eles -

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> elle r ee ete ts, PAGE 2 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Hostesses for : MISS JOSEPHINE SALORGNE SCULLIN. se oom : : | Town Cl b P arty | enn. tint bt bles. with wild flow } | im place by orange blossoms, and ors . e carried a bouquet of cream) ‘abundance. Exceilent, well « sh ¢ the valle The? f 4. , ‘ 2 e. roses an 3 lilies oO: e al >. 2) | 20d, spacious dining room ne brother. Robe R. | | reation hall, tennis and e bridegroo™ poe na | door sports, are to be ie, wes ee — home rss, lt Paty... i party which give April 22 — —-— RIPON Mer pe SP, my clubrooms. r. Mattielee Barnett, Mrs. W. A. Cham beri Helen Clapp” Mrs. H. Mrs. Bransford L rice K. Clarke. Miss Anna B¢ ind Mi: garet Coons, who composcd the ees Cor nimitte ec, will be assi following women: Mrs. Harry Sprague. Raboteau, Mrs. ©. W. W. Thierry Miss Gertrud: Roche, Mrs. Charles Hinchey. Mrs: E. Koerner. Miss Marie Anderson. Frahk Glad wright, Mrs. B. I. J. Harris, . BM. ft rick, Mrs. Edw Duggan, Robert A. Grant, Mrs Mrs. F. M. ‘ liams. Mrs. C. B Needies, Mr Frederick Nussbau Leathe, Mrs. Thoma: Miles Beach. Mrs. Davi Mee. A. E. Far Russell, Mrs. E Mrs, C. D. Singer, Mrs Miss Olivia J. Bradshaw. -Mre. H. 8. Wyatt, Miss Ka‘herine oy Eisioeffel, Mrs. How: iller, | SS sg eae e = Mrs. Fischer will be in Mrs. George Mx. atcs Cartes 3030) \ gg ME Be | te cast of “The Prin- Phil are rs. Clinto _" B is] 4 eth pe ae Fe cess and the Goblin Mrs. Fred Baier, Mrs. Edit! . ie ss = to be given under the paras, mrs. ©. 5. Darrows, Mrs Ss a =.= auspices of the Auxil- | yen a ealaigpecagnedegaian ar. | 3 we § iary Society of the Mrs. Harry Salisburv irs. Fred . oan ee rage . RE 8 ey: SARC er “i N | eee. ~~ = Baptist Orphans aes —o— a wee, % ww ‘_77TFrYrrrrererererrerrrrrrerrrerererererererererrerere,eerrem.rmhmh “~ Usth ae + oe athe Syd ee eee ee oe 2 WT rest -@ SR oe sate oe wit ghegnien tS Pe Dh hte hihi hh a il eh el de . . & was dec orated in spring flowers, | and the bridal party stood before) improvised altar adorned in) _m roses and spring flowers. A -rea ri & $ * tion followed the ceremony. P . -— od an 1 Mig, Sa Stace ee a ed and Mrs. Miller will pass honeymoon in Bermuda, later siting New York and Atlantic — = ; hey will make thefr home yy ts ore " y hnso: ity. Mrs. Miller was from Lenox Halil. and a. an = fr. Miller is an alumnus of the PERMANENT Wi University of Tennessee. We are giving for a few dape een Miss Elizabeth Zahorsky, dauga- wave, ast ‘ed Paramoung - ter of Dr. and Mrs. John Zahorsky Method. . . ef 4435 West Pine boulevard, Sas Guaranteed satisfaction. e eines Saturd ay. pril 33. as the Paramount Beauty , sete fo »r marriage to Joseph W. 3187 S. Grand at on ‘ushing, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Phone Appointments GRaad _ Cush of zw ebster Groves. The a ae ee sy +e i ee i ed Ad hh hd . SA DAA MAA ABDA ALBA Dd dL dD Mii ‘(0 Bolte, ¢ ins ve han gap, Sade Sap AS Wi hen te, geek oe: _TrTreererrrrereFrermhmrrmrermreeeerrrrrmrmrmrremrermermeemermhmeem eee eee eee eee ee es eS * “ / = a net SITET, ex. _eeFreFrerererrerererererrer, s , . > y : rr ”* at 4 30° . —_ 400 guests. Harriett Vaughn will be honor and Mrs. Theodore be matron of honor. be Mrs. Theo- | Kansas City, sister bridegr ZZ, of Cleveland. Ss4itiihe LZ £4 allllldedad ~ eee eed en Ati bs bee ee errrrrfrrrtrTrt?,TT errr a rrr evrer rrr a 7] and iss Katherine Rhoads. | y Riley. young daughter of Mr. | Mrs. Amos Riley of Lilbourn, flower girl Mr. : his brother, John man, and Dr.' brother of the Pollard Scholz, . C. Noel and San- is will serve as groomsmen. Tne Loe _ ERS "Ts — . - paerrrts eer ‘_rrFreFr,rrerrrerrerrrrrrrerS ption will be held at Mrs. Zahorsxy >. Pr or “ reTri om So Cea Lt CFE SPER . A tt he 6 DED Ah edt BAA BDA AAAB A AMAA MMM AMAA Pape, dirs. H. L. Conner, M™: , — : Edith Ambruster and Mrs. M. YX a; af Home, April 22 and 23. “— ws \ Forbes, = & cae 3 . jp r = - ” a 2 3 a : ~ > + ~ : ~ = Ss d >. _ . Democrats’ Jefferson Sys 3 : ee 5 eater Scam Bt Ke ie } . “ren ; : a on avenue. was in- | > > . * ee : a i _ 7 ¥ Aa ~ . ms -- ; * > : # ae 7? hata: 7 *or - ve : Day Dinner W ednesda .; e—7 - a os Ms Wicteas , a Me} formally announced yesterday aft-| : =. ¥ ~ 2 ae ae \ 3. S . , esneent Buyer and Managee4 10¢ oup of friends. Miss | + . : ss... is +. 20 ie a we og ™ ; Rak > \ - , ; The birthday of Thomas Jeffe: $ oe NY ; yin _ Soe N : ae Rhoads ead W ashington Uni- | son will de celebrat: i ry thé : a 4 a CS 2: e i . : . ; Speeches . . Boys and Ch : . 7 . fy is ‘ mre 5 . C . the fersonian Club inns ze S we ro Be us oR . 4 ae tam sorority. r. Hark-|} Wednesday night | | Department —— — = eae oo ferson. A program has been a | Se e. ae Tt. wi § yom Sagrets, Demo- —.. oe ee. Ce ee ae Mrs. Lambert of Washington, D. C., will arrive Wed- R —o¥ cratic oor ieacer Oo VWationa! = ~ ie nS , on te 2 : Dt he Miteeeeteiiven on the! / ) i * =. = oe eee nesday to be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. : ie, eats “cn principal speaker. The patronesses | : : oS aes: ese William C. Sipple of Brentmoor. initia, Cities Sreenfield Ge ate has been set for the will be: Miss Mary Lionberger, Miss Scullin, who is a student at the Barrington School, é 2 se aes OS. geo Socust of sith ty saan anal aes ee ee Great Barrington, Mass., is passing the spring vacation : | | tees ie es Ae : - | | es with her mother, Mrs. Josephine Salorgné Scullin. fi | | aa , . PERMANENT WAVE $ Cordial a a he ego — - Brenner ~ "eA “Sake Age in? nee 4 ~ in our present iecation is your guarantee OT Clay invites @ en Thomas L. Anderson, Mrs. Eber ‘ Oe oe “ae, ers of our satisfactory work. his customers, Inet elegy OE hard Anheuser, Mrs John M, AtKin) ts of : ee ee ee o> *> > ee | 1219 NORTH TAYLOS S115 SOUTH GRAND BL. a. : : - _ heres 1y. has played a/ @ Howard Be: se ca ar ~ u’: 7s SOt urians ‘Paris was announce in Pari , ~~ & 2s2 ~ oo SRS DELMAR 3e74 DICKMANN BLDG. LOBBY _ Visit him m his es leading art in number. of plays) at Black, Mrs. = 5row! irs. , >ently * ‘ghiey _ was born ’ ae 3 & OS RS ae a | wes A. oO ©. Giaas 9104 department on | ve oy the dramatic gociety of f@ Christy Bryan, ~, , Circles Pe P 3 ee _ ee Fa x. ee, ere: 4 : ; Thi d F » ae e. _ : o & } ; e ; i oe . v bs ; d : “ Ut © - ab . ‘ wil . oe Pe Be ge =. . . ; Ir oor. wD ws oS Special Annauncement—Regular $15.00 : % Seiad Sa —s . lain. Mrs. Bennett , ’ rie ae ) ¢ Christ tn beramme oe ae be . an Bu = af Prer4 ber 3 ae RUSSELL. ; That agg a —_ Cad Sunatins, Natural. —s e sel us ; ine on wae of peraedl a th : tr ‘rea T. rlieh al assion Play. wa as. Syne ee ;' su | Lusctrous ave fithout jater-Waving Comba. J Cl . vis, Gaugater wf afr. “ ne a a . - “Mrs Fred D. Gardner, Mrs. Frank Y. and Mrs. A. T. Haeberie of ‘Inde. ee oo , : ’ +§ at a nner party given by Mrs. ee ao le h United States army, and her The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto ) - avis. Miss Davis was formerly Gladney. Mre. Lindell Gordon, pendence, Mo. | ke im St. Lou Kis alt —— great uncle was Gov. Tiffin, first | magazine in St. is. aoe ecretary of Westminster Presbyt fie “ M. se lighlieyman, daught of Mr. and Pp Ww ci 1? Green, Mrs. F. M. Grossman = Mrs. Locke T. enietibimnian of Sf. | ermanent ave Spe a . ss °* imhardé ce Harry B. Hawes, Mrs. Richard S. 1ouis to Raymond Harper, son of OIL PROCESS Hawes. Mrs. Robert IL. Hedges, yr. and Mrs. Donald Harper, for- | | A Beautiful Wave With Ringiet Ends $10.00 | Smarter Footwear (sreater Selection Mrs. Thomas C. Hennings, Mrs. | Assured. Limited Time Only Oscar W. Johnson, Mra James C. Janes. Mra. William T. Jones. Mrs EBA FUR 5 CHASE HOTEL BEAUTY SHOPPE om Faster at for Easter at pewaset eas * z sales uh Se PLS haces hin als A. viniak are t ee e 2. FO te ne wt 2 “ - aa ie weet. a reer eee : Ne od es age = + ibis le ee Be . by ; oy wk CRB an ay SS iat SRE # : nae PE OCR ieee } ‘ ‘ or ty i et Leal 5 eg ty Fe ers - 6 | ee Se oe ee ae ae ee eS ee t i Se nae . £2. re 2 ; ne a sae meena Pe: Ee PIS. : zm ~ : ' ; 7 . R Ph - * ’ - wr . : ae one t3 4 Mrs. Bradford G. Chynoweth, | >i mode, and the trim tail- ———— aa e nan 3 Oe es wife of Maj. Chynowet ‘ the | 3 ; ol leur, stress the impor- { : a it the Tyler Place a Sixth Infantrv. cave a bridge , : — a. tance of Fur Scarfs. ) * Hu uette's ¥ . Oh a » : . ; _7.. f - : a a ; - ret “ss their _— ans a eS eau _ . ay wn ' j * = és oft - Foe. z£. : ne eng noon. Mrs. Moor N. Fatlg and . ¥ | Choice of ) OUR “EASTER SPECIAL! ; : ervice! SS is e aboratety decorated tn palms a. ae ae Red fox, white fox, black va S . gy « interspersed with bhra- other penats * ere M m.. — a S a oe ) utiful PERMANENT WAVE ; ? 2 *. Easter lilies and carnat ae ne Pst sects samen . ) cross fox and otiers. men Outspokeniy . se ol ‘ind : ta ' . Stoo : Miller, Mra. George R. Middicton. | 2 adie cae Sit wren seit ae DIO | Huctn's Shes Soa Mint Hagel Strother sang t@6 Th > ee Pe = ’ : by * ~ eos So Sam ee} ~ r hh sad n two Mrs. _— Hendersec - Rundle 7. | Fur Trimmings for With shampese COMPLETE “ ; Huette's ohoe F 1S | LAzel wtagaipe di ns. nal i ries A. OR, \ rs. mr ‘ : e , : e - oeehr « o! row oF —_ efore the ce ni z — —— — sya ; > © } tennant og — | MAR Y MILLMAN. 3961 Blair Av. 7 . me archment with B : Rag. >. courteous and with ’ . : Chester Cordwell Sta pies. _ Mrs. ™~ Low Summer rates on | ' : . m - sarap. carried deep pink roses are- = anged with ostrich and orchid tul-f ‘ evening. 2 #10 i bookie | Ta.. xe visiting her daughter, Mrs. | 3 | 4639 Delmar BI. FOrest 3761 Ps : a _ i. Mise Margaret Houghton, ane A beautiful Lanoil Permanent Wave with ringlet 1 Paisley ends; a deep marcel-loocking wave: no kinks, no BIS . ee wee water waving required. Open Evenings. love a Kid "ae ae ove | Grey Kid . = | r atid of Hotel Saum, a ford of EASTER SPECIAL [%2"P00 =< | oe . waa ent with Flora Beat 6 nlevard and Castleman avenue, PERMANENT WAVE 10 | Peat sth Pelle Dew .--98 tieendo hades Aloe a ae COS Sr te eae) Br Sate one emp p WORM lek NK add oe Poe eee 2 Aye ee agli Ri EIR mt RE SRC Re OA opens : , io ms Mee ie a GOTO PR yo, = tS pene See WT RRC ARR Siig: tice gieit Sean dnt seh eaet “ d ae Pe eit ra a: pitas # rot Ss 2 ’ ’ Lan ef Wateritéo. Ciinten J. Anker

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= ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _—SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DIGPAFCH PAGE 3 Two Camps of YWcAa @ Announcements of | - ’ ? ~% * ? " orgs Ay | ane . Ty ’ + MISS MARIE HENNESSEY. ) * MRS. WILLIAM FRASER STEWART Jr. \ | Societies Unite Woman's Chamber To Oben This Momnsl: © Recent Weddings To Produce Play fonth | 8 SVAN’ For. Easter Sales}’o, gientemn on So Montebello, the Young Ww A Pen ~Sy Wey SY +> : €) mM ) : o \ ° NX NWS NOH . ~ Christian Association Camp ¢ ro nd Engage ents SS ~ > & i Lo H. N cS = PH A new idea in Easter sales opened | Center Committee of the Woman's ‘ .) ‘ KR? ie — +2 ; ployed women and girls, sttuates 4 Miss Gladys Long, daughter of fia tae Biase | yesterday at the Commodore Apart- | -.... nner of Commerce, co-operat- a bluff overlooking the Missiset on —— XS ;ment Hotel assembly room, 5316) — ch the Saiee sad Sem River near Kimmswick, Mo. én of 720 Belt avenue, and David Tay- By be. ee Pershing avenue, where a co-op- | '"8 wi . we be opened to guests Apri} 30 ‘a J jor Miller, son of Dr. and Mrs. a ee. 2. ‘erative bazar and Easter sale is grounds Association and the Paz ¢being conducted by 15 women’s Department, wil! give a play at the church and educational organiza- | ~ommunity Center, Grand -.and ona, ihe Y. W.C. A. Camp for Sirls walter J. Miller of Johnson City, from 12 to 18 years of age, On the Tenn., were married at the home | onal e ‘ovo . . ; " ’ . P ’ le aise ; . ani- Geyer Road, near Kirkwood, ® of the bride's parents at 2 o'clock | pecentingen bry is for e organ Vista aveneen, Fridaw oveniam, The bazar will continue all this April 22. The proceeds will be week, closing Easter Saturday. The used to equip the Minne Woods be a. April 29, Registratiog | > yesterday afternoon. Dr. Alford H. | and information is taken care . | he Third Baptist Church | of af @ porter of the Thir aptis lurch | list of co-operating organizations Playground, Broadway and Mere- thy **0G% * 4 Mr. and Mrs. Miller will pass) @ heir honeymoon in Bermuda, later ne 4, eating New York and Atlantic! Be city, They will make their home| in a few dant" ane ae : Ra City. Mrs. Miller was’ ervations received graduated from Lenox Hall, and} dix | i 1 ie th smal) cash de. 7 yr. Miller is an alumnus of the) PERMANENT WAVE University of Tennessee. Weare giving for a few days more Miss Elizabeth Zahorsky, daugh- | } the celebrated Paramount Permanen le i ciel ) Wave, using the Nestle Circuline ter of Dr. and Mrs. John Zahorsky | includes the St. Louis Chapter. U.! p.a5 gtreet. recently bequeathed to D. C.: Rob Morriss Eastern Star}|ipe city by the late Minne Woods. | Chapter; Triangle Class, St. John’s | The purchase was made by Mr. 'M. E. Church, South; Thursday! @ 4. Buder, administrator of Mrs. | Charity Club; St. Louis Centra: Woods’ estate. ‘College Club; Ladies’ Circle Wag-| Mrs. Jas. R. Egbert, chairman of | oner M. E. Church, South: Cath- | ene committee, has obtained the erine Springer Home Organization: | sesistance of Mrs. Alice Jones League of Voters of University | wientge, who will arrange a “Tom ‘City; Woren’s Organization, Cab-)~humb Wedding,” Miss Adeline anne M. E. Church, South; Mis-| potty and the Clarke Dancing sionary Society, University M. E. genool of Dancing and several ‘Church, South; Children’s Dress) o:her professional artists. Committee, St. John’s M. E.| ‘The American Legion Auxiliary, iglaetrser: South; Service Board of sith and 12th Districts, are spon- 'Ferguson M. F. Church, South, and | goring the entertainment, assisting Pi Delta Sorority, Washington Uni-/jn the selling of the tickets and versity. serving the Arrangement and En- The assembly room has been /tertainments committee under the transformed into a spring garden| airection of Mrs. Wm. Perry and with flowers, decorations, hand- | wre G. C. Wies. viade fancy articles and children’s; following the entertainment clothing, home-made cakes, ples,| there will be social dancing. Mr. jelly, preserves, candy and pickles,/ 4. H. Wyman, executive secretary ‘Easter novelties and gift articles! or the parks and playgrounds, | will be offered for sale from 9 &4.} will tell of the playground needs m. to 9 pi m. of St. Louis. Vitti tif” ona 4 SAL DS Sttttttte, ; a th Sf ; tte, y ae a PIF EEE F fase rr A : A 4 (Ase de ee “Uiiiddsdiissdiiedllsilllilie ~ mi yo oe ale ee. SS Sats bneeetsrtati Wesskvslesececdavavecos “LL dbdigsie . o dee. SROMRSS, AP aa ane eee = - RTS St ‘ — FF “ >» “ddidsiiiiailiiiddddidddisddsésé > ta a é: ss es ae ah 5 and Mrs. Amos Riley of Lilbourn, | \. SS PPP Beis §: seta EMSS ea De MERE OE. ee ORS ee ee ie : ky hy % Z pace bake \ geet : nani | i i ee Mo., will be flower girl. Mr. | Ss RSS me 3 Es % Bs Son % 5 ss A 4 Ba : ry YX wsand annem wamenrcsacaduce Fh - ee ‘ bi ae Cushing will have his brother, John | oY Ss ape A DOV is ta / ie bi te Peg REO GA ONE eae ne e. ae : “ 6th & Olive, Suite 200, Gechcnun idx: Mites Rahorsky, brother of the ‘s eS se AS anal . ; ros “AN ~ eo ; \ ‘ Theodore Zahorsky, brother of the a" Bea SWS: SS Ss : : os. MLS Ps SG Y R Ww > sh et is 4 bt), f ~ A ida Nas? ~~ s S\. P VS os oe * ‘ vos “NS \ _ se” ? 4 a oy las ~~ ap, ee, 6” a ‘ Robert D. Howes, C. Noel and San- | Miss Hennessey, daugh- tee aa EG ge OS ae ais AN * Mrs. Stewart was for- a pe PERMANENT WAVE * a ace “om will 6 held at the ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. . WR eS lt eee 5 GR Ge ae aT merly Miss Maryon Clare eo. Oi wae Se Sueemnnes SoS — : ‘CEDLIO j 1 aly a L Ti - ——— - . aan oS ig BG | 3 B os: aa m B : om ORS Si ee ae : ; ie : Pe . Which J ant oa immediately after the ceremony. | nafo Het3ibo3 returned Oe es eae i. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Be i The engagement of Miss Kather- | from a Vitit of seyecal By 8 a eee PS ag cee, | a M. Williams of Pelham | - Khoads, daughter of M re and | weeks at tiot Oren oN 5 ae 3 i se vat , Lugar ; fi be “a he aaa “ Hh ae hig i 4%. Wood, N. Y. Ape Me MS. J. A. Rhoads of Clifion| Ark. —Kanéeler. : tah ap Meda 2, 2 | ee a ly Pe Sik. Mectieas: colle “ Heights, to George Harkness III, | Sy QQ) SS AA, POT SPO Mc a eae es ' = ad The Wave Fhat Does Not Harm Your Hair | | sa ag unced yesterday aft- | OUST PIStEr: ap Miss Mary ne HP wacrgres WOHAV SY ee ee yenters | | | SES DPQ : : | of frien ." Miss | aey the bridesnigids wore 1; t see Rereatee ane i + a ANS ‘SS ‘ MOY . Re . ~~ 8 and Bu ang and Mana 1 ernoon to a group of friends. Miss | Oe ee ch ee re ae ; ~ J , 4 £e jand pink georgette, bespéctivaly. | thlips, aster . Rhoads attended Washington Uni- : 'Both frocks were trimméd With the > Y . a ‘ i . ‘arcity ; ( ‘ ery er ) hoe 7 r = . . . ° ' | Boys’ and Children’s versity and is a member of the sliver Sippdés cariplareal & ”, rte Mrs. Loevy was before her marriage, April 2, Miss Meten Fayior Topping, eee Nothing More to Pay tI¢ fan ‘> oS % ao & . ete pags Wy iw? * “ ‘ , 7 sont ae ” a) aed * ‘ OP a me ranemen ee Sen. noe om eye vt Re AN Sep) ts in a0 ag Speeds tes © te / aot 4 4 - od oe. ene witha — 45 f |} Delta Gamma Sorority. Mr. Hark- | lace, and fon as : ; : Open Tuesda d Thursday Evenings ’ Depari ment i ness was graduated from the |the costumes. Miss Houghton car-| Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carp, an of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Topping of Fort Smith, Ark., and niece of ™ Prone GArfield t Oe | Washington University Schoo! of | Tied yellow roses, and Miss Marry ‘and Meyere Carp of Helen: °s Maury Edmunds of 7155 Westmoreland drive. —Kandeler. Mrs. C. 0. THOMSON, Nestle Expert Architecture and recently returned | C4'ried pink roses, tied With 6s-| Mrs. William Rosenwelg in LA VERA BEAUT YE SHOP . i , “ 5 “a* gt . ‘ . , from Europe, where he traveled in| trich frills and tulle. | Bluff, Ark.; Philip Laser of Chica- Mr. Gildemeister had for his!go, and Miss Zelda Harris of Jer-, ~ ee +) + am . = ’ iné interest of his profession. No ° . - ; ~ : | “ _ | 4 ; -] sf as ~ 2 “tant nee" ‘ “ »% ; 17 r ‘ emer an 1 eiwan thé 1. * ; , K., ‘ zr ESpena tel 10! noor in te : - ad ‘ epartment on t e Biven DY tne dramatic society ot |clating. Mr. Finke Iste@in is the Son Pesan ts , (‘tal rnd C4 F eister of the bride, will be her onl, |} avenue Was hostess, © ~ ~ + . —— > , . - y “— ee . *, mt . Ig, Odes at . al . a ‘ i a d Phird floor * St. Elizabeth’s Church and has/of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Finfelstein Of ?mar....: atindedage 4 heen active ; aac eet ‘They will travel by boat to San ) veen active in social affairs. | Los Angeles, Cal. Leo. ; ‘ patie tt edro and motor to Hollywood Mr. Driscoll is the son of Mr.| The ceremony to mee at the] ’ and Mr Pe aio 7 ; 2 an j ‘ ‘ i as sal took rewe a th where they will make the ip home _ PROF. DRANNON S | He has assembied an ind Mrs. J. F. Driscoll and is an|home of the bride's parents, Tic : me.| lil | extensive selection of alumnus of St. Louis University. |home was decorated in roges, Miss Oleta Rosé Corley daughter 2 SM PERMANENT MARCEL r ican a 4 ap | ley, d | A | . The engagement of Miss Emily } guagesqrneesnessnsesesenunnte > susan a . : : 4 IS A LARGER AND DEEPER WAVE | new Clothing, Hats, Price Davis, c 1.ughter uf IMr. and SHSertaescusasec Ne ae os ae - j Recuires ean attention Lea eit Ynot eons § _50 ref . t rt lh. : be ns n ! oat 2 than any c 22° | "2 > plete 18408 intment ns INECTO HAIR DYEING, $8.00 AND UP New York Permanent Wave Shop Phone. GArfield 8614. Open Evenings by Appointment. 9TH FLOOK HOLLAND BEDG. ry ST. BETWEEN OLIVE AND PINE - . Mrs. Charlie itil FORe En- LEMUR PLCERMANENT WAVE Caps and Furnishings epananeh Ss pete rn of magnet nce me Loose Weves and Ringlet Ends $ wr igh aAnue, ani ‘rank B. Mihi-| rice includes Shampoo and Trim before and for the small tot and ™ &an of Chicago, son of Mrs. Edith | Shampoo and Set after Wave. : the k OV. . Mihigan, Was announced last night AT NO EXTRAS—PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT ¢ at a dinner party given by Mrs. psec & p a lla Davis. Miss Davis was formerly : LILLIE M. GREENE, 1404 SALISBURY ST. rian Church. r s secretary of Westminster Presbyte- a : | & iT y — ; | The guests at the dinner were Mr | SPECIAL SPRING OFFER $ os he | and Mrs. Charles A. Medley, Miss ADVERTISING SPECIAL biases OUR NATURAL MARCEL, REGULAR $15—-NOW (5 . | | Mary Jane Roach, Miss Edith Mar- Just a Few Days Left S : i aaa mE PERMANENT WAVE | - t Miss Mildred Fisher, Marshall ERMANENT WAVE | Campbell, Alfred Berger and Hugo Mare j nglet ends do ew Nestle achine ’ XX Is E SPEFERS : =~ 6 | | June, and Mr. Mihigan will take his 3515 PINE ST. PHONE NOT LISTED—JEFFERSON 7989 $15.00 Eucene Oil Marcel g 00 BOW SHOWING Pros ne LOEW S STATE Weehinanes | > : Phone for Appointment or Mail in Deposit bride to Chic ago to reside. mre Mrs. Julia of 6746! ae PERMANENT WAVE | “ . Kingsbury boylevard announces the RINGLET ENDS | engagement of her daughter, Beat- T | —a ie oe a ang! | | FOR N MES Se Merion, end Milton Glaser, |___ or Ou OM R | WASHINGTON HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP : ) A aad Sage : : eee , KINGSHIGHWAY _ FOrest 1160 AOE | o Lane Bryant specializes in 1a — ————— PANY A) OF SHOPS Westgate avenue. No date has been Set for the wedding. . the engarement of Miss Helen M. —- " oe ie Pan,” ST elie’ wain % All 1 b Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Also Regular Sizes for Women and Misses! fiAn~>y PERMANENT WAVE | yr Featuring Willian Hardy of 574 De Baliviers : y, : | TO. 7 ee ee ce Pieper, , ZN. Aavanced Student Department. Oil Steam | Gowns ese son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pieper wera 2 = Marcelling Every Day, 5%c and ; one r ; of 5716 Acme avenue, _ , ways [atent with Percale Kid... .$¢ ons an Py: | TALBOT’S LICENSED SCHOOL Riise Red Kid with Paisley. ae 1188 Helen Isabe — LT , F 11083 N. TAYLOK AV. PHONE DELMAR 3024 Dresses Allover Shell Gray Kid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward / S34 | seeks . y P. Crawford of Hotel Saum, Grand -7 Di I ed Patent with Flora Bow... boulevard and Castleman avenue, fee 2 / f EASTER SPECIALS | isp ay like dhe Side of Béwin C. Permanent Wave ‘LO in the The *““Beauart”’ A i Ly, A lit, Announcement has been made of A AA a em Gildemeister, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Huette’s Service! ~ Wye ~ = oS A Ann, OG ee ae i ll, LE el, ——— a a = a a . { | Marcel and ringlet ends. Work done by operators that know Herman H. Sanders, Tuesday eve- | ¢ how to giv & real permanent on a Nestle's machine, An tae hing at the Tyler Place Presbyter- » | ff Vit new methods are used. No students. Every wave guaranteed. lan Church, \ Be \, ¥ 7 : | it can be given over old wave. Wé have a epecial pro- cinths, Easter lilies and carnations, me. 06 Or? s rig 4 a 1 | “ A more styles to show aie HW Td || Be Meg VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON . Pearls > Ww : . 8s. There was a pearl bord- | with Frock or Hat tub as fresh as new! $10. Nella Houghton. eas her sister's je as =~ hair of the individual. = the Rev. Leonard V. for uyed, bleached, and gray hair. Mail in $1.00 for future | » for this speci (Abanne 1322 Open Evenings by Appointment RE \ IE W and tall tapers stood at the altar. sees. $6 you, more certain of The bride’s gown waés of white. The wonder foundation garment tbat Perfect fitting. Three ered court train, and her veil was maid of honor, wore yellow georg- Ij a haan ie | F | NESTLE HOME OUTFIT. .$15 Bushman officiating. The church Gate f his "MGs | Was eiaborate ly decorated in palms i \ } Others, $15 and $19.50 ~ | PERMANENT WAVE % , 0A » 4 50 years tn the hair business in St. es and taffeta with gold slippers =, an ATT ies‘ eT in} © Oe | r >. : . — 6118 Easton, Wellston @ ¢ es tote: pink rose | a | HIRSCH’S HAIR BAZAAR and ferns interspersed with hya- Kid. . . $6 ae courteous and with TE Wien atevek the wedding We guarantee a large Wave with ringlet ends . » oe - and ador - : —" Filled style to harmonize med with Jace and dergarment, and comes out of the trade in. F foses and lilies of the valley. Miss | ie , , Louis has taught us how to treat the ranged with ostrich and orchid tul- | ; ith ostrich : hid tul- | Open cvenings by Appointment le. Miss Margaret Houghton, an-/) 502 N. 7th St. Telephone CEntral 2906 CRotral 2804 -_ <a -~ ne a ae

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 — ae eee ee = a _ -- ~ ~ — a - — a ee A A Ng ec me ee - — _ —————eeeEEeEeeeee ——————————— ———————— — —— —— ae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | | A Cheree Aeusill | Sine De Ocher | ge Accoung | é‘ | ' Announcements on Is C W orth-W hile 4 Pages 5 and 6 ‘ a GRAND-LEADER sainiancinsinieaaiaaaa | a Easter Fashions Youthfully r SO) as 2 ne maf ee | | A Lai] ril ra | 4 7 a , “ | Tn Z Z ee ise = $32: 2 | Designed for the Larger Woman Stix, Baer & Fuller smartly provides for the woman who ; “ 3 \ Ss ase ; = i “Se requires a larger size but who also demands the new ways , : “ey ; iE A oe eS ee : >> i 6 \ of fashion. Frocks and Coats are shown for her in the | ge ; * styles of the season, always with slenderizing silhouettes. ae te " 5. eee ‘aided ee .r5 ‘ 4 SL a eben Nea Cate eseoe 7 r « “6 R os ro e . r r ony ee ee eee tp 8 J vila ee “ _ ‘ ¥ ‘ ° Aen DARN TER aT ext x os 9 : , we pf lies " 7 : hE BCE Bs aaa pia got a ae ec aie 4 €%, He ee Ee ke nae : per > a ae, whee steal Be Sie Gee ORY The Costume Salon, the Women’s Dress Section The Coat Section, Third Floor OW is the time to take N of the linen closet—an plenish your suppl great saving in price. Or i are a Spring bride, pian an ef new linen closet, for this sa cludes many beautiful and p cal pieces of fine linen that been greatly reduced, and entirely new pieces purcha great concession for this even a Fashioned of Leather $425 With H:dden-Away Pockets as This is the new “La Garde” Bag with the patented “Hid pocket, that protects you against the loss of your valuables by aceh dent or theft. Beautifully made of fine, genuine cowhide, in gmasg under-arm style—a Bag that is fashionable and practical for travel ine. shopping and everyday use. Others $2.95 to $12.50. ing pping yaay Pattern Ta Shghely Sole at a Reductre ee r ade ~ : Ps 7 : i 9 4 + : = y Nae a | * Dut ing te euishtil ‘-. ay ot $y : wy 4 e jer, teers , 27, - as Derrsas, ela SP A ee aay yee ae Pen eee ent a fe Bea ines x int: Ngee Saami ean saa ‘ - 3 . d . f >. _—_ ab nen pak Keg? te “=o ne eS a ee PF _ ee 2 = hg HE 2oxs eh Aaiaties _ Seed - ee age white - " * PIR Ss UE A Ia igre GE RN dt 5 ayy RR Heyy rw Fae eae ih Motegi inher . . s 4 . saeceneinleaidnbitiialians Er AE A oR EERE, Washable Suede Smart Novelty “s Gloves tor Easter Silk Gloves Slip-Ons—perfect with the tai-| = ae “a . A et A CROLL SR NE A i —_ LAL ION Ly EE et ei ett eta - = =a ee practical for Breakfast Cloths lored suit, the wn A RS Of imported Ween “ty ee coat. with smart short Gay plaids and checks in : that - £ ; suede. ly embroidered in attractive 3 colored woven borders of Bl fat washes perfectly, with pinked ors. Made of good ae, golf, avenier eee heavy linen crash. size 4 inches—ideal size for the bre fast table: special — and p. k. sewn seams: in ese silk with double-tipped . aT pads $3 19 gers in all the new $1 95 ,* ++ comune eee . Spring shades........... dl Ofain ; ~ New “La Garde” Handbags : | Linen Table Sets ay ‘eel TONS RA gi : : | , thie Best of Milen ina 4 A New | rtation «sat ow ~ . red has its brim widened 2 hab Phas! aie: a transparent edge of 4 Direct from Scotland, cor pe pipe with Pi me | have imported these fine lor red velvet ribbon... 5 damask Table Sets in beauti new Jacquard patterns fini with hemstitching. Cloth Easter Coat-F ashions } F a aa napkins in 3 sizes. Reach a Climax of Smartness and Variety WSS = — , ‘ kins . ca na $8.95 _ : a ~~ “t : : Cloth 66x1or and I2 Sap So New! Printed Frocks 35 S O* $ 50 ——x———— yy : 3 Sf ) _ 2g ) : tA, Linen Damask 4 Charming Easter Fashion S A/a Beautiful table Damask Featured m Our Showing at With Easter coming on apace, the thing you appreciate most is the | Ya extra heavy weight and g ee 7 COMPLETENESS of our selections, in which we offer you a wide choice rs | .. teed all linen—new 7 na os pebergparsn . oo a rages a rine « you see of styles in the type of Coat that interests you. Topcoats, Coats for utility, . i Ip pete wales in - | acapella aly oy een one os aa aed and dress Coats of chic elegance, styled in the suave simplicity that reigns . 4g sale at, yard i | ors on white crepe de chine...many of those new small- supreme. Many ot the new furless Coats, and favorite styles with Summer ie f pattern prints that give a monotone effect at a distance... furs applied in harmony or contrast, bring you the accepted modes of Paris soft little check and stripe designs, and lovely flower- and New York, so you may greet the Easter season radiantly smart in a figures. in cool chiffon, Georgette and crepe de chine. In Coat of j ! el ze: bright colors, black-and-white, blue-and-white, blue-and-tan. i- A LSEe «sm wc « OREM . mo dl ee New Easter Frocks at $39.50 RAGA nw ann ae. PARLE. .i as Tee The haa M 1 - H ee : lia a 4 LO ED GTO. RGA a Bc * Ce i i ak ees ~ ne Fs = 4 ae a te ak ay Ait Mag ae yt bE Be LO pepe “a , ; ‘s “3 . si . bs en x ah , haat 4 7 =f my 4 ae -_ ad ’ oe 7 +o. J, ye. ‘ ia made . Are Attract an embroidered design and a | lending itself admirably to the Spring apparel fashions. ce and black. Small and large head-sizes. Zz 905 unique strap arrangement. And these lovely silks are a double economy for they go Orrect Care of ‘Millinery Salon—Third Fiesnd Cake Chest. $2.95 . | cs Be fe In and out of the tub without losing a whit of their the Com ] : ‘a : ge eg | The Naida. $19.50 beauty. At this low price, every woman can afford as Pp exion 4 slidieg > and shelves. | : Y many frocks as her heart desires. : 3 Illustrating two important 4 a ‘ . a | fashion-points . . . the combi- ty Explamed by an Expert a I : Board $1.98 | 7 > wie ti) : : S| ronin are, ~4- mation of parchment with rose- Br 2 Note the Wide Selection Representing os Th ~ Se Drop Ironing | blush kid, and the smartness of ec aul t ess 5 ne folds conveniently | the tie Slipper. y mm All the Sfring Shades and is built very sturdily. Bi The Carol, $12.50 Baby Reig? — oo 2 Permanent Wave — Of French Incefbtion, Given _— > In patent leather, the Caro! Turquoise ee *Tbi es . $s Pe has a gay Fee the very new a Versailles — Old Rose S pecialiat O ] ; O B Sh gummeta!l silk nd, that gives a | = o anes alts bid, chat Lavender Bive ‘ meant f New York nly m Our Beauty Shof : — oe saye Bois de Rose i ieienel oa Gobelin Blue Pog tes mae __A personal representative of The unique manner of waving by the The Mit- :. $19.50 . mow Bine * Moonbeam Bachelor Button ja omar ae Bese en PieroParis method unfailingly beauti- eacock Blu Cupi ts in th rect care o . : o's The always-smart Pump in- | *Blue Bird Blue mbri io the complexion in the Music oe ae as 2 tie troduces an interesting novelty | *Tune Blue ne sd Room on the Fourth Floor on skilled operators under the personal —ilver silk kid trimmi : . ; . Monday at tra: . | _ hens kid, and iaatetelier rd Meme Biss sarecian Rose Wednesd “ at ; - oo * You Oil ae 3 ace rae aaa “pe ~ ie Uae selsdee an ead ; =e be shown how to accomplish cam. e . years en aoe ti = gra ltyberry — _— manent waving, Mme. Schn is e Chanel & <P Saucepan Sets. $1.95 Three-piece Sets of heavy quality Mirro aluminum, I qt. 1% qt. and 2 gt. size Saucepans. | Wash Bench and | W ringer. $8.98 j P olding-style, ball-bearing, ) tt-inckh rubber roll Wringer, guaranteed for 3 years; with folding benca. - Clothes Drver. $7.98 | ES COE R SSES SIR RS IO I REEL AEE: A LIEE ELIS, ENE EY SIC TOES ELIT BC AE LEN PEER OE ORNL ELD AEE HOUR. ELEN NR a ORY , : ~ ; SE mi head i ; 7 : 2 r Te : See ey vA Mar lbd Sela 2 on te aaNet ete pot pgs tade lp caplbatie I NO EL RIC — sapien. home treatments ' the adel § ea with the preparations of Marie to give you the acvice of an expert as “er The Audrey, $12.50 : — Earle, beauty specialist. to the process best adapted to your hair. A a ee on : : ; 3 | wit cot line: All fashion is in contrast. : “Rose Beige You are cordially invited to i - set - mr take down. this season—as ome sees in the uff *Monkey Skin attend these Lectures and sf ee Ra _ colorful bark "Reef Rose consult with Marie Earle’s ape Sonmavet in the Beauty Shop a Art Bird Cage and Stand, mming on patent persona! ntati —the Fr cs method, and Nes- ” Whippit Cream if leather. oe colors that are outstand- eck Gls Gack: Os eae en tle’s Vitatonic and Circuline Waves a asi : (Main Floor.) or Spring and Summer. Goods Section. given by skilled operators. ES (Telephene Oréers ate Pieen) (Beauty Shop—Thiré Fleer.) Baie’ . were. fe ee eee ee ee SmaI. iiceectteeccetaaeeeeea nen prenatal

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ woe SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997___ CST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ! Parties Planned : For After Lent Ch ' yl The St. Louls Woman's Club has. ar e . Wor ound . | issued cards for a dinner and card | “er iia? hile $3 party for the evening of April 21, , Convenience é /at 7 o'clock. 3 | Zt | | Mrs. Louis Schmidt of 4100 Wy- See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6 This Section /oming street gave a_i tluncheon GRAND-LEADER | bridge last week for her sister, Mrs. Maurice A. Heimann. Mr. and a @ Mrs. Heimann will sail Easter Sun- At Weil’s—and Finds cay for Europe to spend a year in Tl foreign travel. A WONDERFUL . a € ( ) | ] S ( ' I > oi’ Nn mC oy Ce : os . . a werd . oo - ¥ “mt ry ‘ a otf 2 - - 4 ie a) -. ee. ae ‘ iat Fo aw oi. : Ser — ‘ does pkage “ r da i ‘ ° : a “ edie es z 5 ORS ele ee had had es eee oe - ~ ae as ay e*** ~ Pex Fe -—~*, *@e bert aie of 5 ne Ld tJ ta cone satpeatiis.. Mrs. C. E, Gill of 1807 South And, bearing in mind that Compton avenue celebrated her ; eightieth birthday anniversary the all-important Prom ) Fat 3 : | All-Linen Tablecloths Monday, March 28. The home was enade is only a few days : te : £. ; l 4 \ ; decorated in flowers sent Mrs. Gill away, such an event N°: is the time to take stoc & ty / |) \ wa ae } There are just 50 of these for her birthday. Many out-of-town | means COME! *4 04% *“v Se AT a ms { ps - \. a? ant iS ’ wath bal c bx : 4 es * es at eee Ry SOOT Pn Sy Hy, ) ty aS i Aa. f : se ive ll ny Es yranad +e >" $: on fee - a ‘~ * _— rs remtw sess co Ped ‘3 t ia og. 9". Op » .ayeeree Reed = *. we e268 © wa caeseges! sages Ss sa - of the linen closet—and re- { et Be | : fo A good quality bleached linen 5 relatives were among the 65 guests | , plenish your supply at | es Seed ee Cloths, size 63x63—the practi- a ara ae | BRIEFLY! great saving in price. Or if you ’ Be — Ree 4 ay ) Yt YE cal size for the breakfast table Pupils of Diola Kleinwort Wolfe | Choice of Any are a Spring bride, plan an entirely fe S| oS ae - } i | Hi ys ~ } small dining room— will give a recital Thursday at &§ Fj “ioe new linen closet, for this sale in- | hs ar ee ae / } at the low price of... $3.95 a mt the Baldwin Hall, 1111 | ine Coa cludes many beautiful and practi- 7) Bi sheet oJ fe et a XN Pid D ee, oe y preg (Regularly $110 to $195) cal pieces of fine linen that have RES SS _— rhe annual spring dance which ' 7 | been greatly reduced, and many 7 ul , | y m | h Li ‘ bl will givn Triday evening, May 6 - 7 ee , 7 oe | | h will give Friday evening, May 6, $Q5 Handbags a | entirely new pieces purchased at és , SIR: ’ Nd , r1s inen a cc ot S will be held at the Congress Hotel. . concession for this event! ey. ” ); : cee ee ee eee great RTO, he - Are Very Specially Priced the senior class of Nerinx Hall, the NDAY ONLY sea ea “3 high school department of Web- For MO A ’ - $ 95 a | | : oe pie an ak ee $3 50 . 45%45 inches and there $1 15 inches and four | of extra heavy weight and 70 inches Infantry are giving at Hote] Chase inne walue in the | (size 13x13 inches) ote ° are 4 napkins to match napkins... anes ape for, $1 69 = ay tan to which Secretary of . i jwight F avis { -(;enN- sale at, yard..... | Telephone Orders Filled—Call CEntral 6500, Telephone Service _— Hcalkie Wehie nee Muah ee. ines “i of aabae oat Lommel Main Floor.) of Chicago, Brigadier-General King of Fort Leavenworth, Gov. Baker ‘ } and Mayor Miller have been in- | ¥: vited. | , Quaint Ban o-St le Cloc k | Sharon tae special entertainment NOW WHAT CAN Sale of Floor-Sample and J d item ot: the “Sadeene” Caremeaa THIS BE? © | t $ 5 ; sounded daily at sunset at all army . LQVWVED> Used Phonographs A Specral 92 : und navy establishments the world ANSWER: | eS 4 Value for Aron Age oie agar aa “THE SMARTEST re is a group of floor-s d use a Me Jefferson Barracks will sound the one B P pig sample = Any day you may receive in call, at the last note of which ths OF SMART Phonographs, all] in perfect condition and to be vo a 1 graphs, t on the mail the familiar plain white | “sunset” salute will be fired by a SUITS!” sold on the same terms as our new instruments. envelope announcing the mar- miniature cannot, with a barrel 15 ; This is an unusual opportunity to obtain a riage of some — oy Ree neler in length. Then the band Naturally you'll find it’s . : rice. will start on a perplexe un will p ay “The Star-Spangled Ban- | 4 good Phonog aph at an exceptionally low pee for “what to give. Let this ner,’ while those in uniform stand of finest Kasha, the skirt Victor III : special selling of Clocks pers ) = wel gprl — gga Soe in uni-' of black and white—the . — - ry c ‘te on. . Victor XVI | ——— yored Banjo Wall Clock. This j| form at “attention.” Other special] cose of all black ost off Edison Chippendale, $79.00 4h Mies Th bees | 8-day Clock, guaranteed for ——- a tion of bugle calls by the picked with contrasting reveres. Edison Wm.-Mary $79.00 d A service, will be an appreciated buglers of the Sixth U. S. Infantry. You'll say it’s indeed : ; | gift in any home. In addition, there will be ballroom | moderate at $6‘. dancers, a male quartet and a male! Pot pet p sel parpat ts meet gee een tre : “ BP tay ee ic PS ESP er loge Nk Dinas, 2k balaeste ss 0 yee - Sia PI id i} 2 ~ ey Le y 4 Pee en witha oe . Tat DB Brey. . Pam. pee eleabesdiar si thei eS oie: a a f a x ta ¥ " y Mn } hs aad peu? Ce Bis od tome a yt otein he wf » > Ort * a F . - bys He tate 4, - ae t value for long dining table in 3 sizes. Cloth 66x84 and 6 rapkins, priced $7.95 Linen Damask i Milan H at and More Imfortant ° 25 t with the feminine influence en- shions, the large Hat should come nh. Recent photographs from Paria, y that it is the choice of the fash- on frocks of Georgette and chif- | 7 ; , me ae ho Every quarter of the hour is marked with the as follows pastel silks. | Sonora Queen Anne $75.00 - 1. rich mations tones of the Westminster Chimes in General Chairman—Capt. Joseph | | We find we told you i 12 0 . ’ ‘ . , ' i ° le” H | S prone ¢T age this attractive Tambour Clock of solid oe W’, sgn regular army, ex- of this above but it's ; } | | ‘ ( onvenient f erms . — sonvenient timepiece for the ecutive officer. ng. TW) ing a particularly interesting 4 Ouse O cc a A beautiful oe er 1 P Music and Entertainment — | worth repeaung of fine Italian Milan, with tai- | May &e Arrange mantelpiece, moderately $29 50 Penn: 3 e Acut.George M. Jackson, chairman: Monday—choice of and velvet ribbon. In the smart | A A acl Pp oe (Music Salon—Fourth Floor.) ‘Main Fider.) tjeuts. Clinton J. Karst. Richard) any Coat : 4-23 Copenhagen blue, in navy re ttractively " G. Riefling and John F. Wilkinson. | y 4 ad-sizes. ; os : Seating and Decorations—Lieut. (Millinery Salon—Third Fleer) 4 Cake Chest, $2.95 | Kitchen Stools, $1.69 Leroy P. Neher, chairman: Lieuts. $95 ae Kramer, white enameled,| White enameled; are Lewis M. Webb, Fred D. Stillman. | —And Two Other Spe- heavy quality Chest, has | strong and durable and have Reception—Capt. Harold N.| ctal Groups at $59 and a oe ME gare all Se Kenaston, chatrman; Caps. George | $79. T. Desloge, Hiram 8S. Townsend. John R. Hundley, James B. Proaser. | “corge W. Rauschkolb. Frank & Seever and Fred Armatrong Jr CURIOUS? egg ments—Capt. J. W. Bol INDEED chairman; Lieuts. Harry R ihland William J. Van Nice, John | CURIOUST } IS . Wright and Frederick B. Mar- : but. . REWARDED Invitations have been extended to. officers of Scott Field, the Arsenal, | WHEN ONE Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis and | SEES THIS _Washington universities, Western Military Academy. Army and Naval “RAWAK” HAT | Reserve officers of Bt. Louls and East St. Louts, officers of the 128th So new we never had a Infantry, 128th Field Artillery. | chance to sketch it. Of Thirty-fifth Dfvision Atr Service. | Black Faille Silk (there's the 497th Infantry, 280th Field Ar-' ‘illery, 227th Medical Regiment, that always popular bla 327th Enginéer Regiment, the} again) with touch of fine British Officers’ Meas and the Mill-| Knife Pleating, Pink tary Order of the Worid War , ra “ ; Facing and Orange Blos- The Entertainment Committee plans to make this the most elabo- som Bouquet, at $15. rate military ball in St. Louis if Other New Hats, $10 to $23 \ “tgp > a8 - aia ai BO i a le ea ee el shah > ant 7 F “ ai ~~ ase =. Se ee ae i res re a : | | : . : duet, HENRY A. WEIL, Ine Columbia : i Madd ay Westminster Chime Clock Committees have been announced Sonora Hampden . ee ee ee 2 — - AE ORR EO AR IR 6” Alay geet Stet ~~ ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Le Te Mee Pity ss Ager y sath eat he | it Ironing Board, $1.98 Electric Iron, $1.98 ES | S—a F aultless | The "Kant Drop Ironing ca es 7 6-lb. Attractively Patterned in Two-T one $9 90 : Board folds conveniently | size, heats quickly and is ' es ; i and is built very sturdily. | complete, hn os a eee Effects, Fringe Trimmed, Eac nt \ ave S S $1.95 The beautiful fresh charm of these Curtains is in the two-tone shadow ef- ° eo an | Bath Stool, $1.49 fects artistically woven in distinctive designs. The scalloped bottoms in q -piece Sets of heavy | oe . oe a i ie ha ag ‘Mirro aluminum; | White enameled Stool of _ rich lace patterns are finished with a lustrous rayon bullion fringe—especial I qt., 134 qt. and 2 qt. size | strong and durable con- Jy decorative for the hall, living room or dining room. Saucepans. | struction; rubber-tipped legs. Wok Beschand | Floor Mop.$1.75 Ruffled Grenadine Curtains, pair........------- Wringer, $8.98 | ubon, new styte. dusting Quaker Bon Volant Curtains, each.........---- Folding-style, ball-bearing, | and polishing Mop, conven- Jacquard Casement, special, yard. Rapes © pee ee tt-inch rubber roll Wringer, ient for cleaning corners and ee Guaranteed for 3 years; with | under furniture. Decorative Pole Sets Unfinished Pole Sets folding bench. : Universal Electric of Wrought Iron Ready to Decorate Clot er, $7.98 < A charming, distinctive note in | Decorate this unfinished wood ae coy add style | Wattle Mold, $8.95 window canines — this wrought _ Pole Set to harmonize with your with r00-foot line; easy to | Make delicious = iron Pole has a lovely floral center- | drapes and furnishings and it will 7 oe om. Drcweg cece toe ours piece, 6 rings and decorated brack- = = enhance the beauty of your room. many years. Uniform or tuxedo Art Bird Cage and Stand, all metal . ets, very specially $6 95 Set of 5-ft. pole, 10 rings, SI 25 | : ee cia tae, a A Whippit Cream Whip—does not splash.. Pe oo priced, the set . bracket and ends . none | t e'Z | : “ en ee ee Hen py .WETL (Six 016-916 Curve (Telephone Orders Filled—CEntral 6590) ane Old i EES Houwee, Third and) , Olive street. NRRRMARAR AAA ~s ) =) © © Gee ee ae ee e+e eee ees NAAAAAA, ~*~ -_=— —<— + = ~~ - ~ - RENAN SANNA CANAAN <= NONARAAAAAANRA AA NRRRARARA RANA ~-se = ——s ~ a

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40-Inch Extra Heavy i Activities 0 ; a =.-ial Economy Section of comumigg Flat Crepe, $1.84 Yard Pe Seoshay cise, Mins Katey Disti : . Pg i] ntinue its Wome a Tals popular fabric comes in forty COUN eal. Inter vomel a ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH mE ___ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927. (ame nn a ee ee ————— anne eS I ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 This Section 40-Inch Washable All-Silk Crepe de Chine, $1.33 Yd. | ST X, BAE] ments—you may select from white, peach, pink, orchid, Mother Goose, Brit- tany, gooseberry, black; peach, etc. (Downstairs Store.) new Spring shades—ideal for Spring frocks, combination purposes. An gp. usual Easter offering. ND-LEAD Cerieeeibiave epriteubait! ee ee i (Downstairs Store.) “ — ~ a * 2 as ae a te co . . ae >a ies aa mS i relied thet dere ee EE at he REAP ee ee oi EE ERE Oe eee ER TOR, 5 MP gg mn PE Rae aOR ? ra + 7 “ ™ ha grads © py “ | Offerings of Sp Exceptional Coat Values Monday | ,.. %“47%! | : \ 500 New Coats Just in Time for ewe gs ages Se Ra Y ietahy \ YR Girls’ Easter Coats W\\ is Easter Selection—Sports and Dress Models | 7% Twills and Mixtures = , | $ > j 5 . cae in and What Can Be ' ; . . 7 sir \ =—=—_ 4 ( ‘ripple Children of ‘/ ' ; “ - interested is . ’ » i re . ri. iA as 5 ; ¢ | . -_ . . 4 ie a 2 ! Q Mf | ®: » , 4 atin ite Woman's Club, 24 & MOST attractive as- ear ve ew O10r In ie e Scottish R ae wel . ’ John P. Austin presicsnt, will e _ . : 7 = _— } sortment of neat tai De Tuesday afteracon at | lored models as well as ; eck, in the ladies” lo ,\ dressy styles has been as- a QO W aster Meettish Rite Cathedral, 365¢ Mu ¢ . ° , FR aan after the busines Be VERY approved Easter mode will be found in these beautiful | Pw sembled to sell at this ee ecuievard: Aim te See ’ ¥ 2 %, seal ‘ rd kk si? bs 4. Daitiie a 38 ‘ 7 F Tp. 7 J iX bege® a wie i se ate ai cae art ; Be, - Me wikia PP a, ay ™ : ye NS PTE Pe we He ernie emer ce ane BR Ante ae yy ten Ne RRM a He Be ee me Ee ! iGit.e Pde Bere: oss oe ; pare : M SPER getty FEA eS pelican Sete ata an Peery Ee ee q section; sxe a» £2 Mrs. Steua Poiretsheens, kasha-like SADEICR,. Have tur trimmings of squirrel, effects. All Spring colors represented—sizes : nes Mrs. Alva N. Blaney, twills, cheviots, satins and imported §— twin beaver, mouftlon, monkey fur, > to 16 me. Barnes, ee ae tweeds and mixtures—the majority also trimmings of tucks, bows, etc. Girls’ Silk F. oo ee A SPECIAL lot of the newest models—offered ata pre oe Se tee ae ~~ : » 7 i rest 7 d b] ! ails s . > wre CO. R Dobb nd Miss are silk lined—sports and dress Newes — and black, navy and that is sure to appeal to misses and women see 2 , Mrs. O.} Poe a models. black and white. king app: double q Ai $0.75 new Hat. at a small cost. OM Mba Marra Davis, Yes. John Gul Sizes 8 to 14, Q.2 You may select from black, rose, pink, Copen, monkey skin, ' Ruchanar, irs. Edwar 15 0 E tr Si C t 13 d ? 3 gooseberry, sand, wild honey, popcorn and others. Large, me —e==™* m. Mrs. Phaptes Gund, Mrs XUa- IZ€ 0a Sy an Flat crepes, crepe de chines and printed dium and brimless styles in a complete assortment of head 0.1 \riss Margaret Mason. crepes, daintily trimmed and smartly styled sizes. Tailored and dressy styles. THEE the wuncheon, annual meeting . -% * = i s . . rill, Poiretsheen, suede and novelty tweeds and mixtures— : Ww ’ . . E "ne othe’ atta ger apnea rw t adel models—in the newest stvles and bie ce —straightline, belted and blouses models— omen’s Georgette and Crepe Scarfs, in attractive (pa “> | etohasneny -dheaial = vou Wil n al ri s Tir a Ad — be wAd 4 > ty * * = . . ° . . c*] ; ' 4 eneter ; S a Si 4214 to oo a anne newest Spring colors. (Downstairs Store.) designs, plain or fringed ends; priced at $1.59 4 4 1 Monday. Mrs. James K iZes 2 os ‘Downstairs Store.) ‘Downstairs SQSRribiine presided. Reports of of- K . _ ‘= rs. section chairman and chair- Tite weg ESE aA fee Sh ese wie EF et nes ote j X AIRS Sea? " y en of standing committees were | ented . te ee fags a EV seats atop follow: Pres!i- a * TE Officers elected Ziient Mrs. James Milne: first vice iiiieesident, Mrs. James McCleave; ~ mend vice president. Mrs James F bek- third vice pres lent, Mrs. N. . + Sr th recording secretary. Mrs. ; ea ad aOR be Pas 7a. Printed Voiles MONDAY morning at 9 o’clock we begin our annual Spring sale of Wash Fabrics. English Prints 4 By a ay Squires 3 a A$ Ri +t > a £SSt: This sale presents an opportunity to save and save largely indeed rash Mrs. A. “Ss SR AD aa . r' largely indeed on wash meerer. Mrs. A Spring A A WAT RO 29c Yard goods requirements far into the future. 33c Yard ee Mrs. A. \ | Plan to make selection early. | : Newest designs, black and Printed in rtew, small de" oun w ARS white and a large range of col- _ Signs—soft finished — for ed by Mrs. W. E | | Pe Tar OF ee ors—fast color—39 inches . RAYON-MIXED ALPACA PRINTED DIMITIES in women’s and children’s wea, | he piano * | for OTC ER “teh PaO wide. * in the 36-inch width — for small designs on light and fe Monday, April I!,~the Ristory | FS a : re 7 : ; literaft a>: : will meet at Lot Ee a ig) mia Ds : slips, sports wear, etc., 39c dark grounds, 36 inches wide, Broadcloth, 19¢ Y ra ‘om. with Mra W. W. Keguar] . ey | ESS Printed Batiste §%*¢. 39¢ yard. Cotton Broadcloth im soliimme stucy leader. At 2:30 p.m f2 . -«, William Kopf- | } ) white, tan, gray and orchid, Di. -»:irenas, wil seect Se ee DRESS LINENS in solid inches wide—lengths 2 to 6% , and éiapley of axt pene colors in the wanted shades, yards. Sibes. with Mrs W. H Aydlette as ae eA "Th rae e April 14, The all pure flax, 36 inches wide, : ‘ Us irsday. bes — ; +; Leon? s , n , ? : iT? se yard. 3 o’Clock Speciat— ae ot 10 & mM. © ih Mra. &. P. HE Suits are in single and double breasted styles as AG ® 29c Yard | - ; s ' : as T well as two and three button models. Fancy mix- es (eg eae tat ee er tures, pencil stripes and French backs in tans, grays and browns in light and dark shades. For men or young men. | Shown in neat small pat- and satinette in light and inches wide, suit- dark colorings in new de- children’s dresses, etc. signs, 39c yard. . sé %? 4 ane ne tudyv le«adet The Topcoats are ina splendid assortment of al’-woe Colored Voiles Gaze Marvel — Committee of the Eighth | ‘ : ; . . 0 | . a S om _ = fabrics in fancy plaids and novelty effects. Also in- \ ae! ff pee 25¢ Yard Silk and Lisle Fabrics, at 68c Yard ee | cluded are Knit Coats in severai shades. sizes 35 w - aS SF se : >| Fast-colored woven check? > selec “ eet rast - colored, hard - twist : | ayon You may select a Suit and Topcoat or two Suits or two the selection of : Women’s Silk Gloves SI te enn ee ee a "THE type of Shoes that are featured in this sale $1.00 Pair an Meeetonal woman whe have ad- are RARELY OFFERED at so low a price. Popular fancy embroidered = whet 2 Oe eS Women and misses who appreciate value are sure to and plain cuff styles in beige. | ’ | a ee ee take advantage of selecting several nairs. Bray, tan, sand. rosewood, etc.: 7 sizes 614 to 8*4. MOTHERS will find this a most OPPORTUNE TIME to “4 } National Comm! Leathers include ivory, shell gray Boys’ a 77 select children’s ri Undergarment needs at substan- =.% ; ephich will make final seb ; 4 i] rine ej} , Palle ae i Mae The next meetin il be and parchment kid, cherry patent, “Model Brand”—of percale , ‘i! S@vines Well-made garments of good fabrics. ot — meeting © . ind will be he! stroller tan calf, brown kid. black het ane eeacenteed Princess Sli . C = ti Pp we! 4 | Club. : ast co.or—white, tan. blue ar a - . —_—- oi oe patent and trimmed effects. fancies—sizes 6 to 14 _— P ——— ajamas | a. ~jnsee Study Club will elect vite > 2 ———— Monday. Me A. E -j ~} ! 34: ’ : Lace or embroid- n dr — dr jae aht. the he tI) tain There are step-in pumps, buckle styles, dainty Boys’ Shirts, 95c sa” Uebel ae _ Sines awn Of washandready , 4 , a oe ee straps, tie effects and sport Oxfords—h 3 ; ery trimmecd—-have ace and embroidery crepe or crossbar . ‘aa «UD at the Missourt Athletic ea ea : port ords—have spike or Of broadcloth, madras and ribbon-run neck and trimmed neck and nainsook — open “de atiog at luncheon at 1 o'clock. uban heels. Sizes 3 to 8 in A to D widths in the cMambray im pilai. colors and lace imsertions—may armholes—some have front, drop sear— a | be two papers, “En-) assortment. These Shoes show a workmanship and | tancy stripes and checks— ~ 3 —_ ; — = a - . i ee . P vt ew - on : tinish not ordinarily found in Shoes offered at this a a _— — | ae 7’ of “Wild Geese,” by Mrs.’ price. Pian to come early ~oOWnstairs Store — Ash baugh. siRNA eee ee ae mis Fa Se Aare eee * 5 # Coc teet wes Pat pepe pig PB it OR RRC io rE Y - a ae tk: ppt? i a wi"! , — : Bovs’ Caps, 95c Me The Past Matrons and Past. o 4 : irr " *t on a’ : arge selection of new suit- . * = (tus, Order of Easters| New Shipments of “American Girl” Arch-Support calieclduggieas Ge Senate o-Piece Novelty Special! 8.3x10.6 pe colors—one-piece 8-quarter Shoes for Women in Spring Styles at $5.00 tops. R ffled C ° S ts ° . 3 _ Ree Bmitggge ore = Downstairs Store) | Scalloped Pillowcases u ur tain e y \xmunster Rugs fe ' ome i take place at the Grot.- RR ET re 1 ae RAR a NM SSS OY IO APR TREC Rca taal a ech een AR aia RSA et NERO AN ARIE IG ROE Be OIE AE INTE OE OOO IE i IE LO a IT. RPE AE I EIN LINES SES AA LONE OGG EA LIE BA ag : 1 , » - - - - ¢ ™ 7 > . : : “ P , » ee ow, 4) . PSs . ae tlre iia) Ne dito on tse INR es 4 F vw é ca a 4 S24 Are wa Wd : pay sail F CL ae eee . fe?) © oe 2 FH TTR oe di , ae ea CS RSS Ree ire peestanes ey een ae aan ee See Se ee ee me a. 2 ms.*4 ee arrest poainte OF aD : sete £3 _ 33c Each ; ; Tames of 423 Brad Of good grade bleached mus- $ 6 / 95 ; _ Rempel Sarah tig, lin—softly finished—size 42x36 . — @!N the Friendic Ald of St eee ee et we tee inc — : +} nches. Tuesday. at an all Hemstitched Table Sets | . | ee $2.95 Set MADE o good quality scrim with a XTRA quality Seamless Axminstef Bag '°"* ce Union will meet Mon Set consists of hemstitched colored band inse tion—edges are Rugs in allover and Chinese : ee Ringsnignway : ) ef- byte — “7 cloth, size 54x70 inches and overlocked with black thread—have fects. There is a good assortment of iene: aniettiee a H on | rs + ~~ on . . ‘ - ‘ ‘ a 4 bs rn al : © : half dozen napkins to match— double ruffled valance to match—tie colors—subject to loom imperfections - ¥ work and aie a ros} of silver bleached linen damask ¥ backs included : . b lead ee ae in floral designs. ' A —splendid values. _ | the devotional service. (Dewnstairs Store) & a aoe (Dewnstairs Stor ‘ - John A. Vogt of £719 Maple! Ue entertained the Tuxedo CTut/ . ae lf aed my ih y* ‘ pe BR OLAS ETETIONEE:

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 Bias STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH . PAGE 7 3 ane H ae ae — [| Malone and Mrs. W. W. Bandors.| win C. Taylor, 4111 Ma STOTT _ + ege 9 | Mrs. Storck will entertain the club/ nue, April 28 at » Dp. m Wwe S ‘ali e ‘ cman Zz | C (UI LCS O omen S ubs | weeeay a6 Gon pat The Carondeiet Women’s Club 2 nn ; adden | The Cultus Club will meet in the’ met Monday at in Ae the Carondelet . : home of Mrs. John Maney, 4143! Branch Library. ‘The president Slip Coverings Inch Extra Heavy Russell boulevard, Thursday.| Mrs. Edward 4A. Michel, presided. Sconomy Section of committee meetings 7 “ | . Social Economy , EU > meetings of the Eightn, ‘Public Welfare and ter l| , t repe, . ard 4 wednesday Club, Miss Kate | District, Missouri Federation ol | Relations ” was eso eos | There will be a short session of the’ Officers w: re elected as follows: popular fabric comes in fort os chairman, will continue its | Women’s Clubs, were given by Mrs./ F. J. Sternberg. Mrs W. F Storck eee Sa —" veal Gieie m A. & Minchey, vam iting Sein iden) “ee pe y yt of “International Interests/C. C. Chapin, Mrs. G. C. Chamber-|gave a sketch of i hes “ ntooren ular meeting. Mrs. W. T. Norris president, Mrs. F. L. Eversull.: pring , ~America.”’ Wednesday, at!/lain, Mrs. M, C. Owings and Mrs. Wharton A revie é e “Mad will conduct the program. Con- | recording secretary, Mrs. R. Kin- combination purposes. An eam Miss Lela Tay-/Charles Hequent z i attie! Tre richie porn co gimgete he study of ‘‘Hamlet,”’ the! @ont — : un- ‘ p. m., when 1) jue Ours. Miss Hattie Treymes”’ Was given by Mrs H G tinuing the study o ’ Continued on Next Page. aster offering. , qill deliver an address on | Burton told of the reciprocity meet- | Wright. Eicht District Picenwate. character of Ophelia will be dis- i =_ — Retween Mexico | 1ng of the educational department! tee repotte cial cartoon ae Mrs. W cussed. The next meeting will be | (Downstairs Store.) Relations — cs oS an tae aie we , ! be} aati ee ee E the United States. Miss Tay- ee 2 le Wednesday Club which was'C. Markham, Mrs. Harry Bennett held with the president, Mrs. Ed-' SR SRS has traveled extensively through | Meld at the Michaels School for’! Mrs. F. J. Sternberg, Mrs. George ER : costs 30 — eo a at gs a late resi-| Crippled Childre r ‘ine erica and is a late resi- | n. The following th AM UST brush it into gray, dingy hair and the restored color at of Mexico. Mrs. William G. | officers were elected: Mrs. Charles! g 4 will read a paper on “The| ee president; Mrs. | y A a~ Fur | ~ Se mmediately develops. No | 7 ‘ontral Ameri- | i . Young, first vice Ses Pu .* experience necessary. Central é = ice ou re as om J} deade desieed. ry. You can have the exact | ) Se —— - NEILL TIT riiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiilt Prices Slashed $25 value—3-piece set in imitation linen fin- ish, at $18.00 $40 value — Belgian Linen, Cretonne and Denim Covers at $22.00 All Work Guaranteed i ¥ - yee Mig ga Bey iit tank ee ” . . a ee P Fg hee eae) ae ‘ pat at ia 4 sp 6 . -m ’ SP Gy Se OS Pins | ae a om 439 a: Oe ee ee ie: ee Pe ae 7 at doe 4 ae + Se \ i Cote wht ae a | a a president; | | Even light hair may be) epublics 0! | i : : - ; a president; Mrs. CC. C. Chapin — Old th r s Ss the program. es a a en ered as e ‘| You will find the kind you |) BROWNATO | Study Section, retary; Mrs. E. S. Williams, treas- | want in Hyatt’s complete stock. origin. Guarestesd eet vegeta | ws 1atic : ° Feverett. Pattison, chairman, | Urer, and Mrs. G. C. Holmes, au- Line of | Wholesale and Retail P ° a, Does not require the usual eee study “Tragedy in Its Dra- ca rhe members of the Pro-' | saa eg Fl | riced 5c to $1 ine, Sheeeeie a cee ao sneem Form,” at o Pp. mM. Mrs. a Committee are Mrs. Owings, Your Throat OLLARS AND | _—_——_—_—_____-_— srernintitiipetiictagsi oe O Bees application necessary. Won't rub | a. Jacobson will a ae a. paar yg ng ce eee Rat. os ene eee C | GREETING CARDS satisfaction absolutely’ guatsntent or a. hed the tragic form o 7 ie Visas, © it) a6 ; : ’ ae FOR ALL “CAS ; | || refumded. Tho ome aa give will entertain the Tuxedo Club at | it fou hawe tee so CUFFS | Wedding Announcements | nently restored their gray bair with BRO a . criticism of the modern trag- : oe Blown came Any shade : Town Club April 19. jfular “Lift Opera- C 4 Mat! Orders Given Prompt Attention || | Engraved or Printed | | |} from two colors. (Blond to Medium ) ve ee ene Pinion yee ey tion,” now so uni-@ e > et eee ee ee - Ti (Dark B , | TOWN), ‘ . ePmence I c ’ = i ar wn . ay “Granite,” by C1 | 7 28 aon The Harmony Literary Club met!] versally done. Crows a AN G reen field %s * and $1.50. Me aren ons Ft Naperre Maney BR rne Wednesday Club has inv ited Friday at the home of Mrs. Cc Ww. _— baggy eyelids, | If’ you prefer to test first send 10 te { . 4 , re Ff eo “eo ra-iwp : . ms 2 . ° | ¢ ly : P ‘ - | mee local members © vs oe eget | Parker, 6830 Waterman avenue. | all Be pone tame | MFG. tea age trial bottle. -) »of Womens Clubs tO hear /G-)| Pollowing the luncheon a business || corrected. For details 709 Was ington THE KENTO | | — ‘+ of the Inter- ow vis N PHARMACAL CO The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE en, president of th Inter meeting ras e || write. " I ° | s - prin ot gociety for Crippled Chil- a a ry “fee = - nee ee nt. |] Dr. Saunders, 4225 ve . ISG? Coppin Bldg. Covington, Ky. | as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the jonal Society ° as ae aa Vo rs. A. J. Davis, presiding. My |] Lindell BL. or phone | 2 Doors East of Loew’s State 417 N. BROADWAY | y aapeas im tne ees Foolish Moment,” was given in re- || JEfferson 2563, St. 1 ed Prices om ; ck i Only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper. 2a : - ce a 4 Cleaning of Furs at Keduced Pr (Between Locust & St. Charl ° . icc Society, Friday, at P- sponse tft olleall A ein ‘| Louis, Mo, 2, | Dee aries) For Real Estate Investments or Nesour) a silat Pp QO YTroiicall. paper on > y ar. JS “ ., - ey ee eee os Ss ‘ i APT uit ee bth > 7 Tis hs a a ” ee SS P Se Te RE a At has ee a Dee g * — ae 7 ve ne ee ere ps ase) 3 Ss ' ek Bile on ” will provide a | mm Kessler chairman, | 00 seram, including, vocal solo, Mrs. | A fi . . S« ay _ . : dita Davis: piano duet, Mrs Mneust F. Henke and Mrs. William | m Campbell; choral numbers by | fk s section; sketch, Dy Mrs. Stella | | > Barnes, Mrs. Alva N. Blaney, . ws, Julius Langenmach, Mrs. | 3 est models—offered at a price MBtener, Mrs. A. C. Lovell, Mrs. O misses and women seeking a berg, Mrs. O. R. Dobbs and Miss Wat Sy oy ois. ey: Ren a) f Ser hem RPL oo a. mae tw» oe, 5 f a A i “2m erothy Rapp: double quartet, ~* er s Merlita Davis, Yirs. John Guhl, rose, pink, Copen, monkey skin, BuchanaP, Mrs. Edward » popcorn and others. Large me- human, Mrs. f~hearles Gund, Mrs. ‘ liam Hulbved, Mrs. James W. ty complete assortment of head b yand Miss Margaret Mason. es. , es | a Tomorrow, Monday, for the Woman Who é’ Crepe Scarfs, in attractive mad election of officers of the Mon- | y Club of Webster Groves oc- zed ends; priced at $1.59 [es Monday. Mrs. James XK. moran ory ing in one Appreciates Style and Knows Ualue...‘Remarkable Special “Purchases abit a Se toad f A Santa SK dass Dee PY ee eee PS ae hikes ae bie’ eee « oe " e pein’ id tredse mentees bak 1° et ee le ae ewe t ‘ — aw in of standing committees were ~~ fopted. Officers elected follow: Presi- Fabrics Includmg 125 Superb. One-of-a-Kind “Samples” plinth abe sg mond vice president, Mrs. James | Mok: third vice president, Mrs. N. PBmith; recording secretary, Mrs. | ics. | English Prints ; tary. Mrs. HG Squires: treas- | yash | r Mrs. A. ©. Lishel, and audl- ; | 33c Yard i’ Mrs. A. W. Mothersill | Printed in riew, small de- ee oe a ane : . ° . pPcjgent of ne ciupv, sang, accomMe | Signs—soft finished — for ete Stee WH. H. Schaefer , . q . 4 7 a7 . ’ women's and children’s wear. the piano. | P Monday, April li, the history | ; . i see re aetian 2% 7-Y- at i Broadcloth, 19c Yard ped literature sectic ll ul me :, a / ° a.m., with Mrs. W. W. Keysor Cotton Broadcloth in solid study leader. At 2:30 p. m. | white. tan, pray and orchid, 36 i art section, Mrs. William Kopf- ; mein chairman, will meet, with a /| _inches wide—lengths 2 to 6 SG Gad Aactsy of art posses- | yards. s, with Mrs W. H. Aydlette as | —3 o’Clock Special— mder. Thursday,’ April 14, the rliiamentary Law Group. will eet at 10 a. m. with Mrs. N. P. “Gaze Marvel” Tissues immer as study leader. oe A pb studio of Mrs. Mildred B. Car- | Fast-colored woven checks _and plaid effects with rayon | '| stripes—31 inches wide—for | | women's and children’s wear. ‘The Business and Professional | No mail or phone orders filled. m@omen's Club of St. Louis met | a , mesday at Town Club, Mrs. Orra | | oll presiding. Miss Gertrude | yan, recording secretary, was ap- | mented delegate to the State con- | Seettion at Chillicothe, Mo., April | mend 23. A committee was ap- bted to arrange for entertaining mbers of the National Federa- ma, Who will be on board the meesident’s special when it stops in | Louls en route from New York m Oakland, Cal., for the national eo ention this summer. Miss Flor- ee Weigle was made chairman of | committee, The nominating | meimittee this year consists of Miss geily Fischer. chairman: Mrs. lL mechener and Mrs. Ritchie. | The club will participate in the HOnal plan for the selection of business woman and the pro- m0nal woman who have ad- maced farthest in their chosen meees through their own efforts. h local club is entitled to its Selection. to be submitted to enter, 416 Woodlawn avenue, | febster Groves, Friday at 3 p.m. | ‘5 f : o 25 Ya d The Art Committee of the Eighth | r Btrict has been invited to meet at | | *s ” as, efi eas = . ae STR og SES Le RINT ANA NINE ES TEESE ANN HO DCR OOM. Get 7 - 7 Nation: : niittee ‘ - National Committee of Judges t substan mich will make final selections. 'The next meeting will be a go- One and will] be held April 19 eS Seite ; es i. Wet ae ’ re ' | ¥ , . > ¢ R li f t Town Club. * ‘ J a | awa. a ‘ -_ Ensee Study Club will elect ‘ ° | prea ! Meg Se nt aae S30 eee, nord fu “ : | ‘ ecers Mond; y. Mrs. A. > fe II : ' weekteses ats “ BS ae $ SoH mae: , aaa : S f ashandready , ihe right. te ne we = Fics Fine WI1 5 wes ; } Wei: ary Ry ie ies 2s | = 2 we rat of mar mm Se Peres otto cae see \ RT fa, - ee Paris Modes Al crossbar ' me’ club at the Missouri Athletic . =~ @Den d Oclation at luncheon at 1 o'clock. B | Sizes 2 to 14 me!” 6by Mrs. Mollie Marsh, and | a : ie view of “wild Geese,”" by Mrs. ! reptetscasaes eee test els teats .. Aire 3% store ) yg D. Ashbaurh. : } a otatey ee : A. reeset: ie | | - _ Past Matrons and Past. : er | pla Sarthe Tres ee Ag \ ¥ ODELS inspired by the exquisite = ons Club Pete ' i ie i . . ° Bate be . +2, 0 Se. “37 solemn: 4 . ie tas ' ° . S I I! 8 3 10 12 met ee we ata OATS featuring super tat oring | Teese RRR moh Loe creations of Paguin, Worth, Lan- is Monday 3 enew Ma-| 2 : oat ATs rates ets re : pec al! ° x 6 Me’ Temple. The club recently! ( : with the most individual collars. me . sip Re SS % ; 3 vin, Lelong and Molyneux—Coats fash- . i Ms guest of Mount Moriah! the smartest sleeves. ..Coats self trimmed \ METS ee) See ioned of the finest silks and woolens = ~e8con chapters. The next! . esgesteee., ccaseesseuee: “< a re inster Rugs Py eting sete dae Bnet _,.Coats fur trimmed. ..the Bow Coat... athe TEE Rete tote , : Coats in the very new untrimmed styles t y 2. , id- Sotto ws eyeeecseestiee feceses | : ; Saha | the Scarf Coat...Coats featuring embroid | Sn ee eet 8s. “a or handsomely furred with Twin Beaver, Calfskin, Monkey Skin, Broadtail and $ 6) 95 ora avenue James of 428 Brad- ery, tucking, braids, pleating and seam- \ ssdpsceesesstescsttees ST ie Sy oat , “ue, Webster Groves vill ae wa . . . eat ysganttiosieasess*: Bed) Ae e ; te a 6, ‘ W ais o * Y =m - - bs py. - ” m e ‘ . . e Ttaln } . . ing’ . . ey ery imaginable det ail * ** surpris \ ponte . : ae: A : . j Erminette....toned in every Paris-favored he Friendly Aid of &t Pe Conns. as ae , i F meeting Tuesday, at an all- ing indeed to be found on Coats at $19! shade. , : , The ¢, et ee ey pt fit ‘s ~~ TRA quality Seamless Axminster i Perance ~ihads ‘will at t Sons | pee | gt ~ sf r eee IN SATIN : BENGALINE : KASHA : YAMARA Rugs in allover and Chinese ef- a MMernoon at Kingshighway! MANY FURRED IN ERMINETTE : MONKEY TWILLBLOOM IN BLACK MUFFIN. SILVERETTE, PALMETTO, ROSE BEIGR s. Th . byter), “h ir rs ene) Ferman win nace chars ot OMBRE LAPIN : SQUIRREL : IN THE brs—subject to loom imperfections y Work and Mrs. M. W. Fox! yaa + # i. - . , } plendid values. fey. '*84 the devotional service. | SMART NEW SHADES FOR SPRING WEAR KLINE’S—Third Floor. (Downstairs Store) » John A. Vogt of 5719 Maple . . — entertained the Tuxedo Clu! | , ; Rcheon Tuesday. Reports on| oe a ee . ees ;, ) _— ; nentheenemeateainns _ Fa SK? SOR ¥, i a

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— 51.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 8 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Sale! Blue Seal . + . Activities of eee —— a Me Cp) RES S| 200 Pa; “m@ £Kirsch Rods ; i Z eo : Be ata Hy pene Ie re aes sc te are 53 “a aie - 2 a nn : —" = » £ ; : ’ = - 4 j . 7 S 5 na ie a 4 vi Ses * ae 8 s : re > > 2 ama Checks ; : W Omen 'S Clubs Rayon Undergarments Tm \ Wie shea py Gee gee Oe “Ver OAC: Ye fe bo. 2 HE eo oe Bape Te «6 ~«(CODouble rod sets; soft, ay : : ‘ ¥ 3 : \ es ey SF ‘ ee : “ an -. == ae 7 me Kk z r “y six . : ix =e £ - > 7 : gous o $ f a te —_ % ee es G3 > 4 a ¥ . o = is I 2 eo 8 _ 3 ; Excellent qua.ity, pure white os ; ; velvety finish ; exten ds ‘ ; : i) , Bloomers, envelope chemise, bleach. Fine count e : : - get Continued from | Preceding Page. step-ins, etc. Light im pincheck. Rem- eS z 38 to 48 inches » Bee ceecece See 7 colors with lace trim- — e 4g TRIPLE STYLES Regu- 5 PELE ais ne Ae. sf $ tay : Pwolew AL of fs @ . Ba E ‘ rgain 4 3 a4 es The Friday Club at its annual i } & % Se Gas ’ a, + j ae on ae Ny “7 © Sd ig a ; - 2 ee 7 ~ \ : 4 eto - PPY Bx neire ; FI ge i ieee, : ; bright! p ee Meta ory Poiana > ie es ; aA y ¥ Se - “a og Se . ‘ } ** 4+ x ~ », 4 pM, » : ms ’ “ * “" oA — : - " le : ‘ * > ; e) . | cat Seg 4. se 5 y oti : 4 .* x > ¥ +o . i ‘a . ‘ : ra 4 : ‘ d — ee ‘ bs > ™ _ ‘ - 4 IT . : 2 5 aaa 4 - = 2 : . She > Pe > Kv os s. , ; + / , 7 a * xX ¥ . ; : en . aes - ‘ oad. with Virs. HH. P + inigan as- : 4 , So ce 6 ee eee a , gu? 5 % a j OE . : : Pie oe Z —, ae: me o* “or * ve ~ WATS Ms ain as : . . ; Pf - +4 . ie a in fi . eee: a en > ae he br he ar : Oey . . ’ wom ) ; sisting hostess, elected the folliow- me tees ga PF cte 4 wi | a ; Sr. a ’ “ > : ing Oi sf rs . resi 2° we M rs. osep eT ; , P R 5 te j enets Tee 4 il " = . Z oO: te : wife | - m, 3 . ° yr : j _ ie . ae ae *> ‘ z } : . ‘ sy Da vi«: vice president, Mi rs. W : Fi Fe f a 3 i 4 Ps ce em eS “ : * z \ ‘ oS ; Ef ; | . re . d cp ae* 3 “e, 7 ; : Aa ; | es ~ . = Penk st ; . . . i . \ : ag ag 4 2 aie a 2 ie a se e ‘ : : ° W rig nt; recording secre ary. M rs. / 3 1 : _— , SF “Ee, Sar , } ' pe : a } . + ~ ’ ) 7 ; ‘ : : d * : ; j ea =P . * i> . 4 - “iy ! » : x / . a + =. salad —_ Aine ft : , > Sy, =. ne ok , \) ‘ et Howard O. McCord rresponding if ME Sage ge P eT te ge Breer | | , | 2 (eS : . : as Le . - x - . — - ’ - 7 . | : ; 4 ; - = au secretary. Mrs. Richard B. Waite eee, ee ae oS cl ate : aR + ‘ : . . . eal ’ ' ‘ 4 : . treasurer, Mrs. James H. McCabe; ; Ms =P # 2 ; P 5 . s . S ; § Set Vg “ . ote ¢ ee ‘ ij / 1 - “ : . ° : = 7 , » ; bs Thal ‘ 3 tnd ‘ : - s > | + : = = : / y 7% a if - wm. nd ' . “4 : oy 3 : y 7 directors, Mrs. EK W. Dolch an } } FF $ : ¥ i Fe , , ; i j * gs f nt yyy, ty 2 } ‘ . ' vs y . : . . : - 7 - " . “ . fe : 7 ; > 9 4 ‘ ¥ = ; “. >» pe , ~ : Mrs. Donald M ayden, and chai } : 2 ye ee , Pa 5 . a : be” “y . wy " ae os ah. : ’ : “ “7 = - 7 : e ‘ ™ _¥ p. . a p ae, oe . - > 4 , “ SON - i a ee . x : : ; Vo | > ay ra al nmreeserrs rove is : . nan Oi i Vt B42 s ha ° ; ? 4 ’ ~ — ° a , we . . ; me iy ey . 5% ; FS . j -.. : : j Pr Am sini hes . ; ; - 4 . . > ; ; “i as * , : 7 4 ’ ty v aN gm “ae, 7 r . a > «+ ; j “3 ~ > ; ¥ : sé : } Ae - a | an > ‘ y , : : 4s Se ‘ 5 WJ ' : , . = "a ‘ 4 I : - ao & . EA ST ER ~ A L E OF be . | i = : | | ee a a ‘ ce, fine soft finish Shader : ae 5 Z RE- O ' pink, Nile, p ue, 2 on eae . 4 + bt ie | et ea ae eee “ ade . A Ys a 5 Wek acpi ira “yar. Ras ye F _ ate AL Par a . Rs | jt Te te ay! gag GA ny OES 5 a Ma. ae YS bes 4 pests ate Sp ee S _ sé ‘ ae M ; et pK Se i ey es - - . ty i Ye PR NERES sitoe A PERS OE DS ENF be nee Par Bas ee ee dies “ie “oe. Lae cis ie Oe Pe ee So gs ; SRE rae : rite RENTER iy ts ey: Lee : - ‘ fs Be ¢ We Ge: ; ae Se ae Oe ee eee f ; eS wl gh rig pee Z aie vitige 7 . as te st55 chid and white. 2 to 19 yaw lengths. 0B, ~~ ; 3 7 An Extraordinary Buying “Scoop’’ Presents Unheard-of Values in These Brand-New Fashionable Spring Coats for Women and Misses Silk Crepe-Lined = Also Extra Sizes ACTUAL oe. Included Are 250 Extra-Size in , | : E, $20 Coats é $22.50 Coats Coats af 926 FOC Yot $25 Coats Sats . Specially Purchased for Stout $29.50 Coats | Women im Sizes 46 to 52 Sizes 14 to 52 os. Shop Early Monday izes, ¢ PR Commng Black Satin With Moufflon Shaw] Collars at $1 Rich-Looking Fur-Front Sports Coats at $16! ye tne start Spring Sports anc iressy Coat . . ° . . ch Fr ei with for trimenings or ealf Dressy Twills With Monkey Fur at $16! Popular Mannish Coats, Silk Crepe Lined at $16! has, twills and. sports No phone or mall orders oo Ih “an buy son's fine ee adie ee Black & Navy Casha With White Erminette, $16! And Many Other Interesting Models at $16! alte te i wear at taimable (st. Leuts® Largest Bargain Basement.) — . ‘ . : =a hn Doni ~~ \\ Ci Iilue ter Groves. Mrs, C. J. Mansfield 3 rher il] ec a talk on Cairo, Egypt. BARGAIN BASEMENT ~~: £3ARGAIN BASEMENT ¢ colored Si SIM Assetition ‘met en Direct From the Workroom of One of the Leading $2.50 Cotton Remarkable Children’s Easter lery | cE ‘oung: vice president, ai 4 | el . wos 1 as y «@ \ a t oe . A = S ‘ ‘5 > ' : . ee Py ; « * .. nie " ; — | , 2 Ee Mas ot Moir recording secreta: rs. ~— 4 oN . paiva » - . Stag een a Ai te \ > yl lis vy and Pres TV T) She ay ~ ; polity» * RY, aw PLO ay, an CML A POP Varuing Ses Myer — R = a Ss ’ » | one “> ‘% ~~ eS . / oy ae retary, Mre. I. L. Johnson. Roll call ya +} See ' ‘, Boh, - ‘ tae - ee eae “aT =. x 44 ei Se Was answered with “Program Sug- 3. er, A 1 aS s aa Fag) a ae . ~ we - ~ . . 4 oad 2 Ww x s sate -, “ We P79 pe F 4 x ae” Zia _ ? As : ¥ } gestions.” The next meeting will be April » at the Bristol Hotel ith Tis ee ee Milliners Come These Smart Easter Hats Krinkle Sets Apparel Sale! > Assorted sizes. Al! the wanted 19, and will be held at Garavelli's, Scalloped all around. 80xi05 _artier 79 Pair... . Cw rrocks ae ee er ee amo er Lovely ruffled Georgettes, Springtime colors. Slight trreg ie Ralivieseand Pershing avenues. oe Ig a a These Hats were made to sell at $3.95 and size. Slight seconds. ae % * Some with prin- . with Mrs. W. F. Boedeker, Mrs. E. SS gal . Ue $4.95, making them a very wonderful value, (Bargain Basement.) ws "fe A cess slips. Sizes - 7 £ - Ae cn « ¢% - . nd ‘ Ira Green as hostesses. | —e oe ; eiection of officers resulted as «aS Ro ge RR SS hee ~ Se ae 500 MA I RONS President, Mrs. L. G. Ss eS Service and silk with lisle garter tom . : . ulars. Tiniattthd detest cistges ob on i crepe de chines and capitol silks, excellent quality Krinkied cloth. Git\ self ruffled and lace trimmed. Bargain Basenent? J. Kern and Mrs. L. C. Pemberton ee 4 indeed, at $2.95. et ees 1 to 6 years. hostesses - > | yf} ae White and Chapter El, P. E. O. Sisterh M7 ) : colors : met in regular session on Tuesday, Ne ; ; _ March 22, at the home of Mrs. H SN , | 7 on 5 e Ne W Costume ‘ : > Lyle Campbell, 5854 Waterman a SR Vee ' Tots Easter Coats S ay . Oe SR ee : . avenue. Mrs. E. R. Nolte read Vv w novelti estries and RHeligious Pictur: Lovely tweeds, ovelties and pretty paper on “Raphael's Frescoes, Tap SSF SRN S ‘= Slips w : inted in Dame he port aa 7 Ek ie combinations in Kiddies’ Coats. Fancy buttons, ta wee “ ° eee - a yr 98 dainty and serviceable garments for the little miss’ and | i t) > eid s 3 os i.’ Y} i hig P . + -oiors. at the home of Mra. R. Menroe / 4 — on pei , Collar-attached style. Some & regulars. Sizes 12% w 14 lio Delphian Ch rill meet ; Clio Delphian Chapter will m pe 3 - 2 New Spring Infants’ Wear tomorrow at 10 a. m. at Cabanne \ Smart, becoming models, specially designed Branch Library. Styles and “ for the woman of middle age. Flower trimmed To match the new Sprimg cos- Creepers, voile Frocks. Pretty combina- 77 Fredeking, 3631 Wvoming street. Hundreds a= EXTRA-SPECIAL! $2.60 and $2.69 Flat Crepes a wide range of new Spring ig and Summer aa : for Easter dresseet- 6 40 inches wide—Mon- 1. day. vara ——EXTRA-SPECIAL! $2.75 Silk Broadclott + In stripes anc piaids—intenced Summer wash cresecs 6 i ao 2 inc hes wide — . —- sales Sylvan Delphian Chapter met ar: = +} 3 Elan ~~ = tumes: wanted shades in radium, tions. Assorted sizes and wanted ylvan Delphian New Colors ; and also tailored effects. Fabrics and straw tub silk, sport satin (silk and I last at Sherman Community en- ’ a? 17 rayon Some lace trimmed Socore ‘ 7 Ww hee . . ee | eee he > I. — - eS ii. - . - ek wilt meet Hats, braid and all-straw Hats. = Wednesday at 10 a. m. at the same ‘i (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (St. Lewis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) place. pa concn tegen Home : : BARGAIN BASEMENT wees BARGAIN BASEMENT : BARGAIN BASEMENT give a musicale the 1) OR wt at in cg ae ? , . . + : ME geltttire wilt present Boys! Here’s Another Big Special in Easter ; ) ) A Great Sale Juniors’ and Girls’ a& program, “Classics vs. Jazz.” 3 Apparel : S; as 00 S; Easter Apparel The Dentoz Snider Associatter mere oKmee sec of Horner eta he - its : 8 ie $10.75 Wool Sayer = en 8 lar weekly meetings Saturday . : PS pee Beteetee Anrll 9 a | 2) 3500 Yards in an Easter Sale! irregulars. Sizes 6 to 16 April 2, and Saturday. April 3, at ] & rga i ’ ® (Ba in Basement.) the Cabanne Branch Library. . if $2.25 Crepe de Chine " ah eo ~~ ~*? +e ; ‘a ¢ >. e + a! Ly 7 : : luncheon will be given at the Gat Ly rieavy quality in ivory, pink, flesh LA ET es worth Hotel in honor of shak- J n = & and peach. oh , $2 Flat Thread Crepe ® The Mothers’ Circle ST EO . speares birthday. Apri! 2 : r Extra quality i i - 34 > - well-made Coats, In 5 1000 ring . tree in nory of the sold _* : and street shades. 40-in. ine’ ; . pair of knickers and one pair of Spring’s fashionable ee ee a oe ee se rere as New Spring Bileuses; Gee Monday. yard . on uameitiad iinet sol Ai . . fitness pes t “9 ; ; ik Glsees sik " - ia a oe i Te 5 bo j ; Raiost “9 my eZ : ; Sp DeetY deigntnie aih Sf sah ee : i ; é PR Me ee ee EGS SE . ba eae cA OS ae ll a tea ais v ait \ ee. - val ‘ . , ¥ pe ile tas rn “ A at hl tonite aka: shasta = , LURE Fab in Bt ae: at AAs oe ; ‘ ; : SR Lean as toe ON paged eer end _ Sith iia apenas senate oie eticlenaititaadiiind a Ss Rng ei eto Sie ONG SA te Mirae No eS ag ioe EE a INS Se ta seh Saag ? BP ie Sey DA RES ER SE RCO. teh AAG OO SI OREN TA . al “ ok Seuig eorna ’ y a te eR ~~ = 31 J ets Uh * 3 es Re Sib AGO od Ue rae = : ‘ , ap toes reeaied Seer, : VEO Sy siping 25 Pg NOE I RN Ae OR A hp RNIN. cen Pe Se eS Lee one ee “Gt wi vaien ttn Dezel P EDN ae PR AL nga: Sele ee te a * ~~ a“ %2 P SEMI like. ante, -utaliber@ihadiediy-seaee aire Aiea ALLL LAL TT oT TL ee CT - . ~ At AM pis rr? ‘ REE ARE RET page BOI NN ONIN OR A I ARE REO ROT OEE ALGO SOLE LIES LEGION AN TEEN A AEE LS SOT AR: IEEE BT LAOREET I HE he a. SP SOK pic et or mae Sy a ni Orin eee Ae ray Fe ye a. oa x NCA ing do nT Rw SMe De NER BB gPRSP RRO ph > ber : at vse. pe ed 7 e : ee ROE sige aioe oe salt: , ye “ P ks 4 ¢ i a ond x th » igh cs Sse oo ae Oo « Snes ae es “4 le tise : Se - s onigt ne ose SRE) Pee eme DSe Vk ae rk Ree. — $ Pot TREE i : The Webster Groves Chapter. Daughters of the American Revo- | lution, held fits April meeting at the home of Mrs. William Stoeck- er, $25 Sheffield avenue, Webster Groves, Tuesday. with the regent. - Mrs. Frank C. Thompson, presid- =. fringe. Ivory and beige co ee Continued om Page 18. ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BROS. D.C. CO =a semana Bt Mothers’ Circle and the -hool. "A J Light colored grounds. 40-in. color assortment. Quality weal ; - ~ P “4 en fabrics to match the So” a ; $2.50 to $3.79 Val Chapter QO. P. E. O. met Mon- 29¢ $ 10 day at Town Club. Luncheon was . imperfections. four to buyer Ss A eo -by on “Vashti and Esther.” $8.75 Regulation Reefers ; {| = Rayon Vests Rayon and cotton, 36-inch 42x36-inch Cases, branded Every Coat is full cut and roomy; every one full 5 | heat shadow effects! Very There will be short exercises en- Easter suits. Sizes 6% to 7. served at 12:30 p. m., and there 40-inch new prints, dainty Genuine Pepperell, firsts. The 8t Louis Story Tellers’ Boys’ biue cheviot, smart regulation Reef- 35 95 85c Sport Satin | Pepperell Cases Wonderful assortment of fast-colored Tub : ) : , 3] 19 material in many wanted Salisbury om account of lined; every Coat well made. Just the chic styles Pretty paste! shades in lovely Boomer mi , Adi : . . ‘ the World War. Mrs. Neu $2 Printed Crepe de Chine a iron | Panel Curtal titled “Tree Lore.” by pupils of - if “ > | et ) : 45c Printed Batiste Pepperell Sheets (Bargain Basement.) § Te Q7 ; § . a ogg - 2 Pp. m. designs on white grounds. with original mill labels i} ’ urs. M. &. Doisseau spoke on Suitable for dresses. Slight | attached. 8:x90 size. Limit P Women’s League will present Mrs. Georgia ers; doubie breasted; brass buttons; embiem McAdams Clifford in a story re- oe Geeeven.. Geee © Oe Bunn - oc ccc dcccs 7 Suits; Flapper, Oliver Twist, Middy styles: : : : quali -Film al s—piain and ee » Mi tyles ; shades. A soft, lustrous slight mill stains. V pp Maemo _ ae eS slight irregulars; rayons, ees, reps, linens. ‘ " . — or the girls want for their ter perfect. Ge ; 8, Pong p finigh. or spe girl Eas apparel. All wanted ee. ie loped bottoms. Every one tri > , eh > Se , " j ; ] bel al | " accept the tree on behalf of th: | s0nS trousers. loral and conventional! patterns. New Soring Caps i Mothers will be guests of honor. “Jezebel” and Mrs. ord Cros- cita]l at the Artists’ Guild. Apri! 2? 59c Ac Si "i , “ > AaPeae Se, 2 izes for Girls 7 to 14 Years ie §:15 p. m. ’ . - | In the most unusual range $1.50 to $2.50 Boys’ Tub Suits u Largest Bargain Basement.) 6 (St. Leats’ Largest Bargufn Basement.) shades. (St. Leuls Largest Bargain Basement.) . 3 med with deep, rayon ou iy

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——— eee) | LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — ———IE| Sale! Blue Seal ~—||: | $2.5 Refrigerators = | ; | : | soe Pajama Che, | ME} Kirsch Rods || _ Special tor Monday! - Knotted Pearls New Easter Cards | Excellent qualit | [PEE | Double rod sets; soft, | | food penserver, Fulimy ne Hall” ice and In a Special Purchase! | A Complete Selection! Pe mag Fine a pure white Te | velvety finish; extends 50-Ib. ice capacity 600 strands of ra in pincheck, Rem- | 0 | | eB to 48 inches; set oF agra Bw oe 3 - . np le yy yy $ 2 5 | 5c to 35¢c Cc 4 TRIPLE STYLES—Regu- 59 ong omy side- \ lustrous creamy —_ | Now ig the time to mall these Cards to (Bargain Basement.) | larly Soc; sct..............,, C | icer style. reproducti :. far- friends! N ttractive ‘iets iin ica Bag Ciah Terme THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE 5 eons | sebery SEA ER SES | . | | (Negents—Main Floor, Nerth.) i SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _.. PAGE 9 ' — a facturers and marked our savings Possible. wigtea con r : SURPRISE y Cream oft Spring Fashion “Sanne : ZEN E We Were Fortunate in Being Able to Buy Another Lot of Beautiful grt Hoy, P|) WZ =) Kraster Hats BS Set . EEE RI Bey ; ' 2 ‘$ ‘ a om ; genera: 3 ¢ >, > + 5 Sinisa staat 5g: 34 Bs “gh si Ci: 428", 5Otcsp - yn neRE oBpae aE: psec is En , : - ' = , . ry > Ors i oe epee reget Bak i Fe ep eee Erre ‘ Be crishssgont cetebers cheat. © (i BAS © ui y, mii x SS il 4 ee — >» or ait: “ »¥ 4 LSA F Aw ee ry a t 5 ‘ ~~ ey You'll Like These Better Qualities for ‘ SR CAS - 4 Spring season you sports bags in No phone or mail orders on Pa can buy the sea- silks anda this item. he son’s finest Foot- (Bargain Basement.) wear at this at tainable price! smart leathers such as alii- gator grain lizard grain, reptile effects, calf, patent leather, Illustrated are two models. Many moroccos! Tan, green, blue, brown, other styles in patent leathers and black, black-and-white, and combina- colored kids. tions. Women’s Hosiery | |i | AER AE ORT ‘twepaieaieda ee alae a $ 19 | . maa | ie 2,000 Yds. Easter Silks > / 500 = with set? ee tops. ssorte sizes. n . ° e Springtime [olen Slight teres- i > Newest Fabrics—Hand-in-Hand With ulers. - 7 o . ll memes & Savings at This Big Silk Store BEAUTIFUL ) $2.08 CREPE DE CHINES | | AND FLAT CREPES—New SPRING , | oR td. ae shades of tan, Mother Goose, . ‘ , pe | 1 maize, queen blue, navy OQ FURS $1 Boys Shirts i oth Fasy | A ivory, pink and black—go- . inch; yard SATINS—In light and dark ; colors—o-inch; yard Yard Natural Squirrel $2.98 PRINTED CREPE DE Monkey Fur CHINES—In new light an . dark colors—4o-inch; yard.. Broadtail Wolf $2.98 CREPE SATINS — In Calfskin Moutftlon 78 : vs ~ [Zz td $2.98 BROCADE CREPE A Fox Mole Erminette Fine broadcloths and fancy percales. .New Spring colors. Collar-attached style. Some ir- regulars. Sizes 12% to 14. | (Bargain Basement.) coral, national blue, navy and Monday black— wo-inch; yard ....... THESE FINE EXTRA-SPECIAL! —— Big Savings Monday p—— EXTRA-SPECIAL! —— MATERIALS : : Is 9 lat +5 Satin Rayon-Strir 89c Boys’ wee vhs sam $3.98 Qualities ." ~~ Kasharas___ Satins rg es ba These tub delightfull; I] ] ae I ide range of new Spring e tub delightfully we Blouses i In a wide range of $A) .98 A malso white tub Silke $] Failles Sheens | $ | 69 gO 1 i ea ° . o SELON NES: LEME RE NE LR EE AMP TED ro ' ats i ak ie for Easter dresses— ard yard ... Twillls Cheviots 40 inches wide—Mon- Fa day, yard baile: vie Tewreade a 4 EXTRA-SPECIAL! ———j = $3.95 CREPE DE CHINES in flesh, pink, ivory EXTRA-SPECIAL! qm Novelty Wools maize, orchid and new green—54 inches. , ° o New Spri $2.75 Silk Broadcloths | AMERICAN PRINTS—Crepe de chines and fat 30-Inch Pongee Silk or Mixtures rind pring Blouses; fine | 4 glee ag ' crepe, new Spring colors and designs Nat: a broadcloths and fancy percales. : + In stripes and plaids—intended for $3.98 SUEDE CREPES in new Spring and oes. a je ~ideal for wash New checks and stripes. Some Summer wash dresses $ 69 ie aie or tlalied® todben, New Spring Caps in fine seater women ke see | [ME $2.50 to $3.75 Values FOUR-PIECE Easter suits. Sizes 6% to 7. ii te (Bargain Basement.) tea SUTT S oo g A cl o r: a ix , Pg 1s : Women’s a sale! 76 Suits $ 85 V4 4 | THEY ) A Parade of the Season’s Great Dress Values!—and Spring Styles! that former- Rayon Vests | |i cs pat NY S.. A Sale for All Feminine St. Louis. | ; es 12.95 ust ‘ " - . ho 4 ony “Zs yy ee A le that a two-knick- ¢ Cunning little ; Ou > lc - The most exciting Dress sale of the season. sa ° 1 ‘Suits in | 1) Dresses—the kind ti | includes some of the season's most popular styles—and the i 4 this sale! sr | that mothers love ie (Ad. . season has just begun. You'll be able to wear these Dresses— ‘| . : a In the most unusual range of one-long to have for their peg, | actually NEED these Dresses—for weeks and months to come. | Matchless Values trouser and one-knicker Suits. Sizes young daughters. = i, , in heer Georgettes, Flat Crepes, Cre Pretty paste! shades in lovely | Beat shadow effects! Very un- 13 to 17 in the lot, though not every Crepe de chines and > gap ete . i | : fl , = de Chines, and Combinations of All Kinds! to Putra " portect. _ Usual patterns—plain and scal- aucoexaaion Bags with td be | | All are smartly styled—for afternoon, dinner, street, busi- Wear and launder nicely. _ doped bottoms. Every one trim- No C. O. D.’s—No Mail or ery, pleats, lece and | ness, all-occasion wear! And the colors are newest! (Bargain Basement.) : ruffles. «Pretty new med with deep, rayon bullion Phone Orders a ‘ ghades—sizes 6 to Misses’ Sizes, 14, 16 and 18 Women’s Sizes, 36 to 48 fringe. Ivory and beige colors. (Hegente—Thiré Flees) 14 years. (Nugente—Seconé Plegm | RR Re NE a LN A EN {Nugents—Third Floor.) (Nugents—Second Fleer.)

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ sieminieepeeinatiniitianaaal FiLLILiTiTititi iii iii iii tii 8 A. Starck Piano | Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pianos | 1018 Olive St. Corner Eleventh =» @ ‘irom RADI SINGLE-DIAL | PLUG IN ELECTRIC LIGHT SOCKET | Hill ekapememensa PAGE 10_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | | | Mrs. Lida R. Vincent; registrar, The chief interests of the society | i . fe The St. Louis Chapter, Daugh- member of the Catherine Springer! The rgular monthly meeting of ° 2 | : ’ » - i , . oe \rva- ters of the Confederacy, was enter- Board. The St. Louis Chapter, U. | the Home Circle was held at the ct1v1t1eS O | Mrs. William L. Kilne; a pee oi ee ee ot rater ap tained by Mrs. C. C Rainwater at! D. C., has endowed a room at the|residence of Mrs. 8S. Haas. The Mrs. Lon Sanders; members of the on 6 'council, Mrs. Benjamin R. Foster|tury of the colonization of this the Catherine Springer home Mon- | home in her honor. A_ luncheon | president, Mrs. M. Herman, pre- ? | ; Rainwater is a ehartet pre ceded the meeting i sided, and a luncheon was served. | Omer S Th S jana Mrs. Ben May. country. : day. Mrs. s * ive s — } Continued From Page 8. ee ling. In the absence of the secre- | ———. | ary, Mrs. J. K. Stribling, Mrs. S. |} ~~ | —2= : ic H. Kleinschmidt officiated. Upon’ 7 SS a. ; — \\ > recommendation of the executive. as > SS { : tia : . “ : -P board, the chapter voted to furnish | ie i R “A. eo | ce room complete in the new build- } | . 4 , ; | ing of the Old Folks’ Home in wr" , - . | Kirkwood. Mrs. James Crawford, a , ) | m= jfichairman of the Magazine Com- ( ) | ss> § 5 i mittee, has been elected State ~ ‘ wan 3 wa “i ‘chairman of magazines. an eee , Vs . € ’ , ak A a SY OMY \\ ee OR mh _— ‘ ~~ oe nl “— Ae sumer Complete + — Ready for Use sel Be RY Now Only “i 1120 Be $200 Performance ah Sane Only oD , Per Week =i) Beautifully designed, & S Trade in your old a Is assured Mi handsome walnut cab- Piano, Radio or { fe Sunday in a pai inet,containing storage # Phonograph as & -§ | re ees ia ow . rll _ some rg | The regent, Mrs. Frank (C. |'Thompson, has been appointeg a member of the House Committee for the Thirty-sixth Continental | Congress, of which Mrs. Alfred B. | eee dee a |Garges of Washington, D. C., is) a me. eG: ie te rrr cane, my | chairman. Mrs. Thompson with the a i delegate, Mrs. E. L. Barber, will | \ “%, “A iy ar Y ~ how her husband [leave for Washington Saturday to | - ( . RY ‘ \ , ctpeaks . | Ke ) || |attend the Continental Congress. | hated to see streaks X % “A | | Mrs. H. G. Squires announced | ® . " TB \ .~ ) , > ; : A 3 e Ci arty to be given at the wwe - | Pe peered : ‘ th card part) | ol pra) gd I es \ 'Monday Club, April 27. The pro- | into the pr ett v ~ ~~: Vy -gram for the afternoon was given! ~1 || |by the C. A. R., of which Mrs. dark hair he had SO : RAS 4 fd | 'O. H. Sawers is president. Those | { 1] r ¢ iy" «| and \ aS i fF 1} | taking part were the Miss Helen sae | ONGLY at mire cll} \S co Pe te - : as a ae x Oe . WSs ae . # 3 MOE Be Rites A hie peace org? 5 et ea y 4 roihis . ” » oe . on 7” ~ = - ee a ers — > . Ne ae ~ sabe ta. Rp 87a bas bee * er. « mm i ad es > fina ; 4m), oe ap a ee 5 ee _— wow ty = at alka ya “ Wt RT LDP ig waht Pee: ie ie ok ae “aided SS Qn eae Neto a = = 4 v > og ID This scientifi YoU R HUSBAND'S EYES \ "oe Bie | and Miss Roger Norton. The host- _ ly combined - ) ess, Miss Stocker, was assisted by Cpe He ee eh “e feusueuuy wvws Li AAa debt IA Pbe PIII LL LLL LLL LETT ie ~~ & at HOME. MJRestore your Mrs. Louis Wolf and Mrs. BE. H. : hair to its NATURAL, ORIGINAL, at- pres i ) : You will be t. The regular meeting of the & we offer for Sr tractive color without a trace of gray | eecke Gilices Club wil BE held] : - 9 | Sy wear them all | | ?. 3 We invite you t The faded look will give place to the soft, ‘Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. This meet- | 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ‘oY ty ~ hairy onartk]i = Sins ‘ing will be in charge of the Liter- | glossy, lustrous harr, spal kling with girl- | ce deadaahttten.-De/Geacualttivass hood color, so entirely like the original shade no one in your family can detect its. man of the United Hebrew Tempte oO “apps ie ’ 1c ‘ a . : a Ty y ~ anor! Will speak on “Glimpses of the Tat- use. Iarr’s is the most up-to-dat , absolutely harmless preparation. Very CABY | die Literature.” Guests will be | to use; a few moments in the privacy of vour room is enough; neither sticky | welcome at this meeting and at the | Yr oTenasy ‘6 "AS 217?" ° i . aa | yam b- . | tea which is to precede it. Mre nor greasy. Can be washed, curled or waved without affecting the color.| iy oy winins, one of the councit- } or sale everywhere. } riee $1.10, lors at jarge of Mount Holyake Col- lege, will be the guest of the club that day. Special group meetings for this 9 GRAY week are scheduled as _ follows: Monday, 11 a. m., International Re- | lations Round Table will receive re- | HAIR port of findings of the Conference | on the Cause and Cure of War, by Miss Alvis Long. Miss Charlotte | THE BROOKLINE CHEMICAL CO. pn nnns Shemdtete, We Recommend Farr’s Shampoo, 50c. Lomax will be the chairman of the | |group for the "remainder of the | - fyear. At 2:30 p. m. the Child | = wt A | Study Group. will hear ‘Newer —-——-FR. a | Methods in Education,” presented | ‘by Mrs. F. H. Pough. The discus-.| sion will be opened by Mrs. H. W Lyman. Thursday at 6:30 p. m. the Co!- lece Club will give a dinner for which reservations are now being received After the dinner a poetic | drama, “The King’s Henchman,” | by Edna St. Vincent Mellay, will be | read by Gustavus Tuckerman. | Friday, at 3:30 p. m., the Fiction | and Drama Study Group will study | Elizabeth Maddox Roberts’ novel, | “The Time of Man,” and Carl Van | Vechten's “Nipper Heaven.” Miss | Mirlam Kennedy is in charge of the | program. | ane = eH ye ce: —— - ba Pe mene = 7 > 2 ee ce ty ee ceca Ne a eter on Monday . . . Fortunate Underpriced Purchases Result in a One of the Greatest Undersellings of High-Grade Silk Underwear We Have Ever Presented! Every Garment Is Fresh and New, Just Out of Its Tissue! oONNENFELDS DASEMENT MH "6/0. 40 6/8 WASHINGTON AVE. it LANE BRYA EVERY —~— Head Sizes Most of These Garments Are Priced at SEFour i The Same Youthful § Just About Their Regular fi | Wholesale Cost! | WONDERFUL| = Misses’ ‘a Plus Sizes Wi hy D Ow | 16-4. re 28. ie : . eh | se Ix . \— of Easter— , = i Here is glorious | — ee | , apparel for the ~ ae BER ; = , . o “style” day of the CHEMISE —of crepe de chine, radium and crepe satin with real filet, Irish, Val. and net trimmings; shown in flapper and straightline styles. All pastel shades; sizes 34 to 44. New Spring . ) . i Beteccsr Small, Medium, Style, Color Ee Ss Viger. | Large and Extra and Trim | i iy ey Bape Large Head Sizes eel The Perry Alumni Assoctation held its annual guest day at Forest} Park Hotel Monday. The president, Mrs. F. E. Stanford, presided. The) following program was given: Piano solo, Mrs. Frank Rogers; story telling, ‘“‘Folklore of Mammy) Davs,’’ Mrs. C. H. Rodehaver; vocal | selections from Madame Butterfly, Mrs. Clarence Robbins. A one-act play, “My Lady | Dreams,’ by Eugene Pilot, coached | by Miss Myra Schultz, was’ por- trayed by the following: Mrs. Eu- rene Taylor, Mrs. Earl Roberts, Mrs. F: C. Harrington, Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. G. Rizer and Mrs. | Ottalie Sauter. . | 1p l | } oe : S27 j 4 j ; a ~ ‘ \ \ yf pete F , e,s° > . 7 f ,\ Ax ifn r . ‘ ~ 4 st i y A ; : . ) a i f | : ? GOWNS —of crepe de chine and trousseau crepe in tailored and lace-trimmed styles: all pastel shades; sizes 15, 16 and 17, Hho. . ee yes ; pie ee Pak . ~ * Rp Sie A Oe 2 CAR. 4 ae piulieciitaee Wrenaticriveiieters ager atten, il Soe a t . ] Ai a; ri sae ae vtentih , fm Stern rg — er ; “ Se gales se en “ . : x : n papeens “ pe PELL ¢ IE ee sate Saree rene More tegen 3 SRN et svt ’ a Sar, . RRR | TT MA ENO, Masten” DBD saris «ey 4 “ faves oe “on The annual club luncheon will be held May 3 at the Roosevelt Ho- iy i PAJAMAS —in the popular two-piece effect of crepe de chine. Lace trimmed in all pastel shades; sizes 15, 16 and 17, .% NE of those Millinery events that comes | “de The Forethought Club will meet only once in a “blue moon!” Coming ¢ aa Friday with Mrs. Gilbert Close at now, before Easter, it affords a saving op- her home, 5540 Etzel avenue, portunity of which every woman and miss aM | should avail herself. ..quickly | : a ee ee : , : ess to the Pioneers FridaW at the / meeting of the organization at the | Littl jake | Li Dy aes Che ey a P * yh AE > ae tee ing, Cae et ee - . C-49 we tow wv LEE OE SEE EE 8 ON 8 8 8 8 8 Us Pe i 0 ee re STEP-INS —of crepe de chine, crepe satin and G . . 4 . cor- gette, many daintily trimmed in lace and net; others with fitted bands. All pastel shades; sizes 19, 21 and 23. — Temple Israel House Next Door. R k bl S e ’ p= LAs : , » subject was ‘Psychological Ri- emar a e avings. i} SS ‘" Mrs. Milton Greenfield ‘ YL yy A a paper on Catherine An- | thony’s “‘Margaret Fuller.” “The of Mary Twain." by Van Brooks, was read by Mrs. Julius Schweick, and a discussion “Mind in Action,” by Harvey Hilggens, was led by Mrs. Gustave Lippman, sepals ten o neo wi vert! |EWETIT Niwa yi ow, * ‘ se yiaw, ag 4 —" Se ahs aria ial MN Bi é " eee wap “ : . ; om Veet taaat9f Seen adnigiinandie iain ot a dad Rarwte sete re ~ Ean A aha iting sii ai aS pl lg Woven gen yb tiaes lait COSTUME SLIPS —of heavy crepe de chine with shad and bodice tops; flesh, white aad sheen sizes 34 to 44. - The Gertrude Charity Society wll | meet Wednesday at 2:15 p. m. at | Temple Shaare Emeth. A board meeting at 11:30 a. m. will be fol. lowed by election and installation | of officers. BLOOMERS —of very fine satin in lace-trimmed d lored models; shown in f] ; and tai- 25 and 27. esh only; sizes 23, Uae ee ae wy atte? WEI ~ RR 7 in “ des - Hemps (Ax, Straw- The following officers were on. orchid, peach and apple; sizes 5, Ys Azure Straws Re. See att - Novelt Straws Sa Cee Sreroties and-Silk ' stalled: President, Miss Antoinette 6 and 7. " Reiss ~~ Combinations ae ere firet vice president, Mra. | Vests of VV quality, in flesh = vee Sports or dressy types of | FODIT ATI , , in tiesh; | Pe flat and Canton crepes, x ‘Shelby H. Curlee: second vice prest- | ‘ sizes 34 to 42, wll Georgettes, prints. New dent, Mrs. Clement W. Nelson: re. | |ecording secretary, Mrs. Louls J | 8g “4 styl colors and «a | ‘ 3 Ff 4 ic » | 0 * ert ee . new lo Kupferle: corresponding Secretary, ‘ baa tenes : “ne . ones First Floor.) é& new standard of value; $25. Mrs. Robert N. Mitchell; treasurer, IAAARA AA AA RA RADA DARA ERA RARARA BARA RADAR A TPRAS AARP RRR RRR RRR ry na OAR Wat ce! eRe VIE Me pe Lr ~ YAR Gees + . a m Lia ABS hs VER SR cle Aa ah cei} = * > = es < - = a ae: pisisitdiianiabaddtesineimmay: negived nadeag or etibitngs ateatin Ashes dsssb isi bbb bbs LILI lili lei litt AAAsAAALALAAAAAALAAL SL SS SS TFA FRAME RE RRA PR RA RRP ERA PR RRR O Re seer

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SEECCECECUSSOSES SEREEEE” % | ~ seitionaniioan ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Banas a amma SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1997 1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ___ PAGE if k Piano Ox J U prigh: end Plave Pianes Corner Eleventh Di WC LICHT SOCKET | 1} nual election of officers and | Wednesday for a visit in the East. - satepectvesopess betel LELLARTES III ISIITIST | } luncheon Thursdav A E aE | ty y, April 28, at|Mrs. Blake will be the guest of her : | , | Webster Groves ai the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. sister, Mrs. Rose Gaynor Faith, of ; | Mrs. Charles W. Hy _| New York, before going on to Bos- | | ; : @ | yGe of Brouz-lton, where she will visit friends ae \ | i} 1 te awe aeaetete Mrs. William John Park of 17! ville, N. Y., has returned to her West Lockwood avenue departed home after spending the last two Mrs. Jasper Blackburn gave a “ATT he Stove fer All the . r yesterday for Detroit, Mich., where} months with he e , , | . ’ Yr dau ’ « + ; she will be the guest of her daugh- | Irving L. Spencer. aps "4 bedetona segemageegg ee afternoon. | ter, Mrs. Philip Custer Baker. i an |Mrs. James A. Weaver of St. Louis | Mrs. Robert E. Blake departed ‘was the guest of honor. | Mrs. William ‘Stoecker was the | ' | 4S UB GR RReeeeee teebet ttt tttLiiLitlilllT iT TtTTTTTtty yo. 4 > Se ee DOVEOETERGser eT theese bet [Ro TTP CEPT PRCRPOOR ORT eT ORTeReS ei 8088? ees SPETPETertertages CHESTE! . U.S.A] MEL Ltiiiiitiitil tte C- ~ So 3) oO 7 , hostess for the April meeting of | the Webster Groves Chapter, D. A. | R., Tuesday afternoon. The pro-.| —|Vi th —— gram was in charge of the Web- O ers= O- e | ster Chapter, Children of the | | American Revolution. ; Mrs. J. Porter Henry gave a | WALL PAPERS A : * id a ; ' \ , bridge luncheon Friday afternoon. C | phat ay Inde FOR ANY ROOM | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flesh have ( ‘returned from Florida, where they | l oa oe | es wer Many varieties of patterns, $4; | Fy as, printed or embossed stock, in- spent several weeks. oo Xi Mrs. Louis Brown was the eae” . : ‘a | vr 3 a cluding some val- Yong | 7s Ce a ues to 6oc a ¢ . 2 cs 3 - Ps ll hostess at a meeting of the women ” members of the Bethany Lutheran S ( ‘8 ‘Charen, ‘Thuradas a? O46 || WALL PAPERS; WALL PAPERS You Will Find the Papers Best Suited to Your Needs in This New Spring Display \ & uy if ii (aste: vil Nay \y ll Qi os ae sunday, li T} dtyle— With Every Day Comfort— Is assured Milady when she steps forth on Easter Sunday in a pair of the beautifully styled MENTHAN ARCH-AID SHOES Linsil © O'Co+ BESSESEEEEEe | This scientifically constructed Shoe has successful- —=— : ly combined beautiful styling with the utmost in comfort. You will be delighted with the beautiful patterns we offer for Spring and pleased to find that you can wear them al/ with perfect comfort. pe \ ae a . es © ge vera eo — . . " pa x whe dom i “" oe & rs ~ J 2 ‘ c eel Ai Ay ig ape Wt 65K ahilaiieiee at pane. . io * ; ‘ RY a Sip . “fe may om a ay po sae Fore > 3 y aa > woe , 7 %, ae et. ee P -. o> ay eee es ss es ae rs a » » alt Ps Seller > = = es st 2 P CREB B Ree ; = ee Mrs. Arthur V. Lashly gave a Matertity Ny bridge luncheon Wednesday after- IM iin: EK noon | DRESSES \Seeee? | | A Sasa ans Room-Lot Side 30-Inch Mrs. Frank C, Thompson of Ar- | Values to $1.50 Values to $2.00 'bor Lodge will depart Monday, | $ 85 . | ‘ty For bedroom and ns nt =— for ‘April 18, for Washington, D. C., ° ida id ah but other rooms. Light the hall, living and where she will represent the Web- Alb idts —-LAYETTES— | and — peg = Pe ae ae ¢ ster Groves Chapter, at the Nation- S Wik: " i 10-roll oo" easily applied al Convention of the D. A. R. PICTURED— Hist eee | Baby’s First Outfit] | Distinctive Printed Crepe 7 No mail or phone orders—all Papers sold only with their Miss Helen Kleinschmidt depart- in a new small pattern ile) ot E | ’ ed Thursday for Long Beach, Cal., effect; and having smart : Complete perfectly matched borders. Please bring the room measure- where she will be the guest of her contrasting jabot. In tan Everything Needed ments. 5 oat oem we Wee end Nagents—Third Floor.) grandmother, Mrs. Sophia Franz, white, $19.85. (Nagen : Miss Eleanor Kleinschmidt has 72-Pc. 76-Pc. ‘been in California for several | Other Lovel 85 95 weeks and will remain until she | y 19: 24: DRESSES (has entirely recovered from a re- ‘cent operation for appendicitis. 316-75 to $49.75 Fine Quality | Handmade Miss Elizabeth Milne, a student a 2 , aesehn Datversity, } | sper me! sag | The Sunday Post-Dispatch ‘at Wisconsin University, has pers, ettes Priced to $95 | ‘spending the spring vacation with t . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James a e } yuan Separate Layette Items Has the Only Color Roto } ‘Milne. Sisth. and Leetet Sis at Low Prices : Magazine in St. Louis. ‘ The eng: semen of Miss Edna} ’ me VATERNITY CORSETS, Supports and Binders, $3.95 Up sn a ce ee Lawrence to Firmin Desloge Fusz| Jr. was announced Thursday after-| 2 /noon at a bridge luncheon given by | | Miss Lawrence at the Coronado Ho- tel. Miss Lawrence and her uncle, Henry F. Lawrence, with whom she} has lived since the death of her} a> be Ee ae tet * -—-s- - Trade in vour old Piano, Fadio op Phonogreph as part Peyment . a a ===> « ‘“Sj- ag a a ”* setinelinatitetitatinstiedtintnnditnntintintaatindindtidinthethtindastiadinda hte htt ee ee seinen eae ene mnaetneeeeet —_ EO tiene +> + - pp = f ‘ ‘ ‘ endian o> - ee - Ea - E> - Ep - ee - We invite you to come in and view these new models, and let us show you the Menihan Arch- Aid Shoe in the many styles’ that will bring shoe satisfaction to you. a es ~t js vibe — sr. — en . — — " rome Mr. and Mrs. Firmin D. Fusz of 44) . — at ery t yw . pet rite ee Bo F Made - s tonaletien bd . Rae, OS Me erie ee ae Ee : ' ee eee 9 : Pe aa an: a ‘Orchard avenue, Webster Groves. * AST he Store for All the Peegle”_/ No date has been set for the wed- K be ok at ennara s K, meine en A debate participated in by six girls of Webster College will he held Monday in the auditorium. The subject of the debate will be ‘“Re- solved That the Eighteenth Amend- + ment Should Be Repealed.” Miss | |'Marie Cregan, Miss Neva Dailey | l'and Miss Adele Daniel will take the! | affirmative side. Miss Louise Pe- | | tritz, Miss Orient Weis and Miss) & ———n | Edith Glossmeyer wil ave the) LANE BRYANT—SECOND FLOOR—OFFERS= epee hag: of the Poin 5 The | girls are members of the class in political science. Prof, R. H. Bald- The Same Youthful Styles Slender Women and Misses Wear! win of St. Loules University with pani : : i vin of St, Louis University will p Furniture Kennard's Custom ~ Oriental SEF ou R | ‘ide at the debate. The judgés will WO ee. ”? the coWkee Gee, Lat Renewing : Made Upholstered Rug Repairing NDERFUL eo Walsh, director of publicly. a Furniture | Should you have an Oriental icity al Expert cabinet makers and up- . a yen = ¢ | that tten- WINDOW ug that is in need of atten lx. Walsh, director of publi tion, one of our repairers will - dg ne - ee ee Sr oe +998 Aneta § 89h ee tt — = = =- © = ©@ _ - 2 @ © AAA ADA RADA AnARAA + " ' e] PAAR HARA RAAA DR AAABA BARRA AR AAAARR ESAS SARA AB BARAAA RSA AAARAKRARAAKAABAMR AANA AA AMRAAE REAR AAD 4 c : SAA Misses’ NA/ Awan 2 AAsoenes | Regular lire Plus Sizes | id idee at bar a aN Oe el Oe and Extra wed acca Yincy? : holsterers will put new life In our workroom are skilled a i data QHnet ff... ‘ge a at Pe) eee ’ announced the marriage of their cherished heirl . : 28+- : ¥iIIQ. ‘© ft i ae rice, | 36 to 56! dneitcies: bites Chelan Queer Oe . ishe be — can be to your order overstuffed a . like sh ra pew or ac at re oat ne tae ona - Mr. John R. Nelson of Bartlesville, put in condition to last many chairs, davenports and other NSS CANES CEE SS Cawerac- Ok. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have tak- years more. pieces. Only the best mate- torily remedied. en an apartment in St. Louts,| , . : Third Floor ieee thar will aoake thule ae Fifth Floor rials are used and coverings FE f ge. : after a short stay in the South. of your choice may be selected taster— Tr [x fs i, eek eae eee from our large assortment. Mrs. A. J. Brau Here igs glorious . | | hostess at the card party to be Sli ; Fifth Floor P W indow apparel for the \ / eee . siven Tuesday, .April 26, ‘for the ip Shades a Fs " . * benefit of the Jessie Gaynor Choral C: | overs Now with Spring here, many “style” day of the “a 3a year! : “eee ; Club. 5 et A ‘ . ie, * ' Ht | P yf? I ) \Irs oO (). tobinso Bave « M a ', Mrs John bi inson i\ Slipcovers are nowadays ade Up Drap eries people will want new Window bridge luncheon Wednesday after- decorative as well as useful. T=, I ae Covede ean ta Mu cates We are glad to make up for Shades. We use John King’s you any drapery material you imported Scotch Holland and ‘ Sai go Rel gpenelsig: were Ness pees combinations pleasing to the may select. Many styles are Hartshorn’s handmade its regular meeting Wednesday | eye and in keeping with your available for your choosing Chouaguen which are the best afternoon. Mrs. 1. A. Hobart wilh decorative scheme. A wide and in our large, up-to-date shade cloths known. The Ken- be in charge of the program. _ choice of fabrics from which z workrooms, the most satis- % nard method of making in- Wurdeman was to select. | factory workmanship is a cer- sures complete satisfaction. Second Floor LLULELLILILILIT TL *~n sve Pewee ev * ~- ttt thes, Mrs. @. A. stess Wednesday afternoon at a . See wha Second Floor - tainty. Seoond Floor bridge luncheon at the College Club of St. Louls. The marriage of Miss Martha Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. eanen OESSO OX SSO Arch M. Jones of Waterman ave- nue, to Arthur Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter of Nash- Carpet and Linoleum Interior ville, Tenn., took place yesterday | afternoon at the Presbyterian | e : Church, with Dr. David M. Skilling | Laying { Decorating officiating. There were no 4at-'! : ; . tendants and the guests were Um: Carpet or Linoleum Laying by Ken- Kennard’s is now equipped to com- nard’s is of uniform high quality. pletely decorate a room or the entire ited to the members of the two) families and © few intimate! Careful experienced layers will fit home. One of our decorators will be friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter de- / i i ree Saturday evening for Ha- | and lay your floorcovering in a way glad to call and to draw up for you vana, Cuba, where they will spend that will win your praise. Have your a decorative scheme together with an linoleum laid by Kennard’s the per- estimate of prices. A consultation in- their honeymoon. The marriage of Miss Willie manent way. A salesman will explain volves no obligation. Alice Moore, daughter of James it to you. Ss F] ‘ a4 J 7 pe Ayer " . . Harvey Moore, formerly of Stane~. First Floor eco oor Special Purchases Account for th Bee ee a ee Unusual Values tn 1927’s New of Mrs. Bertha Meyer of St. Louis, | took place Saturday evening, April | _ i 2, at the home of the bride’s sister, | Charge Accounts Estimating Mrs. Charles E. Schoene. The Rev ; We will be pleased to send an Harold L. Reader of the Baptigt | ¥ are glad indeed to extend bits 6 estimator to your home to ‘. ) Church officiated. Th , Zs | | : is: | the courtesy of a charge ac- P: figure on any of the above sie I. Moore, The/ bride’s dress count. Ask the salesman who | ion we obligation will tin was of white georgette and lace, with a veil of tulle Qnd lace. Her | waits on you. incurred. | of the valley. departed for a | Ld Florida and Cuba. Monday— A Striking | phis, Tenn., has been the ae her brother, Mr. John BE. Exposition of : : | Jr. and family. At Lane Bryant—Exqulsite slender-line Coats of sports mixtures, ‘who will be remembered Splendidly tailored, and with fur or | Alice Gibson, has Easter Dresses twills, lorsheens and silk. The new, distinctive styles certain to create of honor at several | ESTABLISHED 1816 banded ‘trimmings. favorable comment. You'll be especially pleased with them—at Dans elas tise oun -— = ’ onan a . $ $39.75! Mrs. Dolph H. Grolock of | 9 wood was the hostess at a . ‘i Ad . , RPA PAGCAPA sae @ SAA ARS ta aae 7 > - a - a. me - area a a a Ne eee RA PARADA RA DADA RA AALS RARALARAAARARALARAGRARABALAAA AM A marr aenhe APA i . in. Ente et ee? een nn ROP ORORDDSOROROASARAOR AD SRERDRAADRORERAA ARAB & . day luncheon | noon. March 30. Mrs. Grolock was : | assisted in receiving by Mrs. E, An- Washington at Fourth Ports or dressy types of | thony Brengard and Mrs. Joseph — and Canton crepes, - Fitchly Judd. Mrs. Emmett eorgettes, prints, New Smythe le Maire of Kansas City‘ . : 3 BT Shop at Kennard’s and always get 2 seat home. Practically all buses, street cars and service cars loop near Kennard’s.. .or park your car at Union Market Garage...two short blocks away. was the guest of honor. Ly styles—new colors—and a , 4 4 new standard of value; $25. - SIXTH AnD LOCUST sts. | The League of Women Voters Webster Groves will hold its

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STNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 | ee POST- DISPATCH — | the viol d’amour, a 16-string in-| Mrs. Guy Sisson, Mrs. Clarence R. | P istrument, said to be more than 500] Osland, Mrs. John P. Beykirch, | East St. Louis l years old. The entertainment was| Mrs. W. Thompson, Mrs. J. P. En- | -|under the direction of Mrs. Me-/glish, Mrs. C. ©. Winning, Mrs. | ie , 'Cawley Baird, president of the! John Murphy, Mrs. Harry Horm-| Miss Lila Godwin, daughter of) bert, Mrs. Harold Patterson, Mrs. ~ : { Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Godwin, has | club. -_— Sit Siateete ete: Beanen tones Cars | IS] VV E eC 1] O announced her engagement to The date of the card party an- ae. an: Whale Caen. Sieh Clyde Elders of Alton, Ill. The/nounced by the Daughters of Isa- —" eng eae = wedding will take place Wednes-/bella has been changed from April ‘ontinued on Ne age. day afternoon, April 20, at the/|27 to May 11. The affair will be Mis: xyodwin. Aft held in the C unity House. ot ouiaun tay ad eee BELGIAN WALL TILE ple will return to East St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Giessing Seeeneted 99 . | ; of Forest place were . hosts | If he , Ss , you want to modernize your 64 e | where they will reside Wednesday evening to their bridge home, redecorate your bath or kitch- AVIA 04 The spring concert of the Schu- | yb, en wie Sones Tile. a A team | 41) r4 | asting 3 8; clean. —_ bert Club will be presented April | Mrs. C. G. Killinger was hostess | ful, lasting and eas Oo PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee —— Estimates Furnished 28 at Ainad Temple. ‘to her bridge club Wednesday. | : stra cub hae = Easter-T | Mrs. M. J. Kickham will enter- St. Mary’s Orchestra Club has) vere C GREED Conk aS CY’ 1mé Frock, Coat, Ensemble -tain her club Wednesday after- ‘announced April 27 as the date of | , noon. ‘the dance at the Knights of Co-| | Mrs. H. C. Fairbrother will be|!umbus Club. : | Lacille-Francis Method SMART FURS in Fox neckpieces and small choker scarfs eee tho Moeatiek Chat. Apel? Hie) tr aa tenn gel 7 19. with have departed for Texarkana, Removing Super fluous Hair oe nat :* ~~ ee iad ie t, —s 7 oe ‘M — - . m ms eco ep Peer ee ee ee ee ee He Fe eee i tiated ty ; Largely because of short skirts. more because a slender figure sugge health and youth and vitality. Look about you—note how slendeg ness prevails. Then ask those pec 1S the dominating fashionable attire this Mrs. Rachel Simpson 1s visiting Tex., where they will visit for sev- The Ouy ee ee That e3 ti : 'Mrs. Byford Compton in Mount eral weeks. 415 Frisco Bids. ; ‘Gd 5c ERSATILE . season, and priced from $20 and upward. Vernon, Ti Mrs. R. B. Cottrell was hostess | Gyebreve Aestgt : Tuesday afternoon at luncheon and * , oO w they get it. A bridge luncheon was given bridge. Mrs. William Hormberg, Phone for Appointment—GArfielé 9300 comprehensive ee. two ge mention Marmols _yesterday afternoon at the Chase | ee adjectives which ade- 18 © ecription Tablets, It is the easy, pl ees ee © = © — | Hotel in St. Louis by Miss Mattie | 4 method which acts by correcting th REMODELING, repairing and altering of furs at advan- [Eversull and Miss Marlan Thomas. | @=Steteetem quately describe the. method. whic ave uscd st for 1 The guests were: Miss Mirinie Mul- f o. ae Th h wn and grow bbe | : e use has grown grown, range oO latest Paris ; people now are using Marmola in ave fashions for Easter (ee extensive way. asl | ound ™@ This method ts casy and pleasant. ~— — bes a (CS abnormal exercise or diet 1s require Garland’s at prices T The method * oye eae r nC 1 require me n research. It is helpful and e — nr the | ston it never could have gained the plag _ ments OF every purse, it holds. | = | Learn what Marmola means to y¢ as multitudes have done. Perhaps have tried strenuous exercise and st vation. Now try the easier, more € during way. If fat is offensive to ye and your friends, do this to end it now. Then tell others the results, others will gladly tell you. Marmole prentyeen tablets are Spel g bate ig Se chew at once from his jobber. MARMOLA * yf nee sponsors | The Pleasant Way to Reduoe the new shade of comm = | : flower, eee emy ployed in this flutteri compose chiffon rock with scarf and raggedy flower of matching shade ..ccccct ssn ES ee ee ee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee eet eet bee - - » a Se ee “+t EP on one Ne . wo ee ° “vo ~~ ~. ee a poe ~~ In trres ~~. “ ~~. p- oa x. ing = a te ee ee Le Ce eee Le ee als : - , x - * “ ~_ ae ; : : berry, Miss Cora Utley, Miss Ce- | tageous prices, and all work completed in Sak, Kelley, Mian Wiabuek dalote.| Miss Eleanor Thomas, Miss Helen | our SANITARY WV ORKROOM. Fitzsimmons, Miss Sarah ‘Louise | Kelley, Miss Ernestine Hoeltman, | Miss Norma Jarvis, Miss Louise | | Williamson, Miss Edith’ Fraser, - ° . |Miss Elizabeth O’Donnell, Miss STORE YOUR FURS In Our Dry Cold Air Storage | Mary Winchester, Miss Margaret tt d 4 | Miller, Miss Harriet Ann Sullivan, ‘ - | Miss Nell Mulberry, Miss Mabel Vaults, operate y experts an protecte | Lett, Miss Sadie McClure of Carlin- ‘ ee, ville; Miss Hilda Stein of Carbon- in every Way, at the minimum cost. dale, and Miss Stella Reess and | Miss Ruth Crain of St. Louis; Mrs. | George Halpin, Mrs. Harold King, Mrs. Al Hall, Mrs. Frank L. Ever- - : - ' gull, Mrs. W. H. Hill, Mrs Harry TELEPHONE and our Automobile will call. aS tes W. 6 eek eee | Hines, Mrs L, J. Grigsby, Mrs. Harold Sullivan, Mrs Robert Hunt- | ley, Mrs. Curt Dauber of Mascou- _tah, Mrs. John Steinmeyer and | Mrs. Don Deebles of Carlinville. The LEPPERT-ROOS Iabel in any garment is an assur- | Miss Hazel Burkhardt _ enter- : tained Wednesday evenin wi ance of perfection in quality, style and workmanship. lass tates of weaned e th | ap oe * _ ‘S e “ 4 + . leet > “rs . 4 See , ¢ : J aes’ ye ATR > { eee ae 5 es — . s : : a ‘ ~ f th a Cte ed Ray Ae ee a ak 5 a NT ee Ee Secale wk Miter ed a ; EE I LT TOLLE OTE ORNS Reaper aeene RR elo eprertenget pene PDO ic + Se em ge Lee Dae epset pe # Mra: PM We s - n ” ™ ms mae a cae ‘ ORR A te EIR, Saaesvein m1 . PMs vi — : ORS oe tee, pues wh rower . ie eo Paid ih La. Pe Suis i tes atytset: er aay Pete oa . & «* a we Sie ae ik lee 35 ae oy et. ais = rs aay 2h ahdts a yur MEER: eerie mecta Hie During 1926 the Post-Dispate printed 74,666 For Sale “Wants 41,174 more than the THREE ot St. Louta rewapapers combined. pape oe Sg eure tou b, F~ 9m ghd ey See hg Sly ao ae you ee 7 phir ah The engagement of Miss Mildred | | Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs... | Peter J. Ward, and J. Gregory Driscoll was announced by Mr. and : |'Mrs. Ward at a party given last ) ESTABLISHED 1867 inight at their home. Cuptds set | |in diamond rings held the tiny. notes which announced the en-| 7 |gagement and the wedding date, which will be in June. The guests aie |were: Miss Helen Clancy, Miss | Elizabeth Reynolds, Miss Cath- , , 4 00s 4 erine Reynolds, Miss Leona Reay, | Miss Irene Flaherty, Miss Florence Mulligan, Miss Mamie McDonnell, | Miss Marcella Mulconnery, Miss A. G. SOLARI, President : 'Mary Collins, Miss Viola McDon- , nell, Miss Thelma Cecil, Miss Irene | Godin, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Cen- 809 WASHINGTON AVENUE sie Chartrand, Miss Pauline Pal- mier, Miss Margaret Smith of St. _Louis, Miss Rose Mulconnery, Miss | | Miriam Vermeersch, Miss Celeste | White,- Miss Marie Gidney, Miss |_Margaret Kienzle, Mrs. Harry Wei- | ! i ser, Mrs, D. F. Driscoll and Mrs. I elie Cait of Move j "Hy . if 3 | = STOUT ¢ | Sizes 40to 56 | se « bite ees yee fi i ateaiinctitiatitadadindindindied © cm | cee { memes © cree teem tees © came 6 oe | ccm 4 ces Comme 4 com t comme 4 cum € eatin 4 cee | eee 4 cee | cee Aarne 4 cee © ume © cee (orem & cee 4 arm 4 comes Germs 4 cere 4 cree (cere 4 cere 4 cree ( sees {cere 4 cee | ce ( cee t cee f cee tee f cee eee hoe! — —————— ——-—e ec ee ee Owner ee oH ee eee fF * » « . * : amit be orates this exquisite Coat of black dragon satin with stripes of the reverse, crepe-like side, and col- lars it with fawn squirrel which reaches to the large bow tie Mrs. C. H. Way entertained for her nephew, Edgar Maupin, last . week. Guests were: Miss Linda ‘ Ritchie, Miss Pearl Davis, Miss | Dorothy Delano, Carter Vincent. ” i ~~ { | { -— { — f -— f - f ~~ i ~ A \\/ Sa 9 See, eee ere eee) ee | ee) ee) ee) ee) ee ee | ee) eee ye ee ee ee) cee, ee) ee mg ee) ey ee) ED, ED) SD | SE | ee ) ey Homer Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. Leo | . Kraft and Mr. and Mrs. _ Leslie | | Planck Jr. | pecta — -- ++ a Miss Helen Barron and Miss Qu- | , cille Goedde are spending the Eas- | Bl ter vacation with their parents. | OUSES They are students at the Univer- | I sity of Wisconsin. - | Miss Wucille Klie, daughter of | New Vestee |Mr. and Mrs. Harry’ Klie, has Styles ‘chosen May 18 as the date of her 70 Specialty wedding to Orville Cryder. Shops 1 O8 | Miss Margaret Shreve will en- in Principal e to tertain this afternoon -with a Cities bridge party at her home. in United Pieris Stat Miss Helen Hamlin is spénding re $4. O8 ,. © ® a ; the Easter vacation with her par- | St. Louis’ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frankfin Church Hamlin. Miss Hamlin at- ° Leading Waist Dept. ] ——— eee tt a A OE OL ————7 pa) ae oe) oe ee ey ee) ee) ee) ae) ey oe ye) ae) tends Smith College, Northampton, | | Mass, | Mrs. Cecil Cleworth of Chicago. | who has been the guest of Mr. and | Mrs. Charles F. Merker, departed | |Iriday for her home. | Mrs. August M. Eggman 1s vis- ‘iting her daughter, Miss Virginia Eggman, a student at Dana Hall, | Wellesley, Mass. | Miss Lucille Burton will be hos- Every Spring Shade K All Head Sizes from Ea lemanalipations ES hay gg and Black NEW YORK 67% to 7\4 bridge club. A Special Sale of KNOX HATS Every Hat Would Sell Regu- larly for a Much Higher Price —_— Se Me i> - » He - > -™ at = = t Smart Spring Dresses Specially Priced S I. 3=> Monday... A rainbow of colors! A galaxy of styles! Such joy to wear them when they look so smart. Printed silk, plain silk, crepe silk, sheer silk. In one and two piece models. All at this one low price, Monday! eens - Mrs. G. Edwin Popkess will en- tertain this afternoon in honor of the fifth birthday of her little) daughter, Patty Popkess, at the | St. Clair Country Club. | Theodore Eggman, who attends Cornell University, visited in East St. Louis last week. he arr Soa aed AEA APE BIG PRD oe Pe CR ONIN OF RE BE MOR, EET ERE ER Gates WU + 7 ” * . —— . — cee eee Re 6 PR tins aire — REN tee ER n analy 1 Tew ; ‘ : me (sa | ce (se { ce ( se (ces (ee ( crs ( ce ( ces { coe ( ces ( ont ~ Perna bane D* tre Pes ERE gs ~~ (G08 il Re oe a & ~“ — 7A — Aa aed Fuel So — —— rs 7 “ i de> et 4 eat A: Ss gw AP ein fl te a - ota ES. hiss . eet, = Pi oe eee oe _ ete, ites: goa > TS Rees me tr gears 9 ‘ See . » - - . ee. BR Ae Ne AN LI ee NT Lae Rea LOOSE AS PD OW cap - my Ate Ota) a eral ’ n 4 he 4 oe tep erage be ees ' Russell Fowler, a student at the | University of Tllinois, visited his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon J. Fowler, last week-end. Mrs. Ray C. Harding entertained Wednesday with a bridge lunch- eon. Her guests were: Mrs. | George Schirmer, Mrs. Perce Cle- | ‘ment, Mrs. G. Edwin Popkess, Mrs. D. Leroy Morgan, Mrs. Murray | Watkins, Mrs. Gerhardt Suppinger, | Mrs. Lesiie H. Forman and Mrs. Martin Oehmke. REALLY, nothing more needs to be said than Members of the Excelsior Club that you can get Knox Hats for $10. Every = 6 were entertained Wednesday by | woman knows their superfine quality, their abso- Ee for stn Oe ee h ti t a ge ler f hj ; and Mrs. T. H. Pindell gave several | lute authentici y; Pp us uitra Of Cnic. + readings and the club members an- | They also know the price for which they usually 0s swered roll call with amusing quvu- sell in our Millinery Salon. j= tations. : Hiostesses at the Wednesdav (Second Floor) 14] | Club musicale at Ainad Temple were: Mrs. Floyd Stephenson, Mrs. J. M. Stone, Mrs. Harry L. Strait, Mrs. D. J. Sullivan. Mrs. W : : *. . 1). Taylor. Mrs. Robert R Thomas. | Mrs Eugene Thompson, Mrs. _ J. Paul Tyler, Mrs B. M. Van Dan El- | ’ zen and Mrs. H. F. Thurston. The | 610-618 Washington Avenue program was presented by Mr. and. ; Mrs. Herman Van de Voorde. Mr.| ‘t Van de Voorde is an accomplished | we MS tthe th x + tha wart Pmt at te Mae Z nat Mtoe OT PG ee violinist and introduced to the club ee 3. a ee eee a See ee or es : : ae v nate et RIE Sake 0 a —— ee ee ee ee i, dole " Weal + Lovely New Coats and white masterpiece in Coats “to go with every- 9 5 B this three-piece Ermine thing.” All the smart $ i citron lao 7 ! Collared Ensemble Spring fabrics and colors. of black Georgette, en livened with black silk braid. Blouse and Lining of white Georgette. . $225. FOG Apt ahi 5 oti , Pm a at I DEI IES ee ey ee) Se | Se) ee) ee ee) ee) ee ) >) ae) ee) oe) ee) p Pe Oe ee » (me (eum | ~~ “3 x ~ ie cnas a ~~ te She PO re te peer 8 ew on a Sm , ~~ , Mn SL ———— - , — , Mn -~ An , Pn , Se He , Pin, 7"? Dress Salon-—-Second Floor—Prices, $16.75 to $199 Coat Salon—Third Floor—Pricvs, $23 to $395 Suit Salon—Third Fluur—Prices, $25 to $293 Thomas W. Garland, Inc.—Sixth Thru to Broadway SSS ee te te ——_——\— >) >) |) eee) ee) ae) ee) ae) vanh ntayem age oat ‘ P Nehe en fae : 4 " ee Sabet WS: hee Pv ART PER BBS his Re ils ES AN BASE SI :

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIT 10, 1997 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. PAGE 13 | = Oircle Hears of Travels IT | e Barr Study Circle, which || k ae R U G Ss meets next on May 2, was enter- | Kirkwood | _tained at its last session, Monday, | | , | : 9x12, Cleaned ___ ~-$1.25 |/ at a luncheon at the home of Mrs.|__The Choral Club of Kirkwood pe? es if, Mat 34 h J. M. Bischoff, 3152 G 'will present a cantata of Easter ae i 9x12, C emically Cleaned__ . $3.00 Mrs. Richard C. wept ata aeeaae music by Bruch, Sunday evening, EMPIRE CARPE] CLEANING 00, || Tennessee avenue gave a descrip- | April 17, at the Methodist Church, Lindell 4558 tion of her trip to the West Indies |©!@¥ 4d Washington avenue. In- 2 MSY. 7 a vey ad , ia wie ae © ‘ 4. - ¢} A pA ox 4 > s ing : Fe CAS as hey ek. ee ee RP Re: AP a) ee ee : . bad wit de SA wae f; PB GB Ok APMP ge a — ee ee ee a ee ewe ee ae ee sh Te a eee Ra ERO OR gap reg ” th a ae RATELY ial neat ee «- «e = = oe = = = > & a = -— = & = eee eS = SS ¥ ‘ . a b- er ees ah ita . ti i a hangin Seve tas FSi ETEE Died SEH ert je haste. 7 a oe are ee PAP Se ae ee CAE SOE Oe as hen tent ee ee ae ne oe ig ae, x ap any ne mahi si “ ; p+ by Pie rs BSED “ 7 . eee OS oy Ne - ' printed 74.666 For Sale “Wants”—~ , : : i “, , ) idge luncheo { the | ‘ a y . 1 Hall gave a bridge luncnev" wiaas | | Olshing your bedroom—Extraordinary values! compose chitfon Frock r . “== of the class who were in charge of shade eee sea. 0110 . 4 1] / Holzwell. | bridge club at a luncheon Tuesday and the Panama Canal. stead of at Grace Church, as pre- viously announced. Mra. Raymond | the cantata. pe Mra R. t Malifburton and her rurrocK-Litton grandson, Daniel Suits, have gone | Mr. and Mrs, Jules F. Schulze \}and family have given up their more because a slender figure suggests} = ee | health and youth and vitality. 4 4 == os , i{nformal luncheon yesterday after- & ERSATILE ee ness prevails. Then ask those people | } ae ; ha} /| fi \ | age “a alee | ° ° 1 how they get it. ( rs i> AN m sr; ) | o8 See Oe ee R d A 33 Y: comprehensive . . . tw Re coetinn Martcts Pre-| : ee mb grein at Keductions Averaging 33/2%!! ~ }iavenue, hag been brought home! quately describe the cause. People have used it for 19 years. | range of latest Paris (| from a severe attack of pneumonia. Al eel using Marmola in avery 1 Mrs. Carl Antisdale of Bronx-| me 3 ture makes it necessary for us to _ sented e 3 , ville, N. Y., is spending a few | TS a 9 : . ° | ° which will be found at This method is easy and pleasant. No | ut what makes the corset? : || Eazy Jaunch this special sale to dispose of Do You Appreciate Good arlands at prices sethod is scientific, based on mod- | ( ee | — z omy Teh Tt is helpful “ he oor 4 The quality of the elastic is the (| Mrs John W. Billings of La) one hundred twenty-five Suites this } f else it never could have gained the place | | basis of performance in all fine ( | | Not a day goes by that there is not an ments O every purse, i holds. corsets. And Kenlastic is the one \ home after spending the past eg f ° ° ° ° ‘ bwhat Mi ~ (/ months with her daughter, sea O newest designs and finishes—about fifteen brought to our notice. | i icctanas encrcies ant aor. knitted elastic. Inside America’s : Dr. and Mrs. John K. Broder- | different stvles from which to choose— | , | finest corsets, at top and bottom ‘lick of Woodlawn, are expected | . rarest gift of the Creator — Good eee. Xf fat is “engromge r you , borders of the elastie, look for ‘lhome the latter part of the week : ' é Health—ofttimes find fault with our : and your triends, do this to end 1t— | a wavy blue line. "Tis the mark treating, po Reason ben 2 | Susrtes $110 to $400 1n This Sale ” portion in life. Shame on us! + others will gladly tell you. pe se | Success is not born with us; it must be ‘ Marmola prescription tablets ere 6 te Miss’ Mary Broderick, | 4 — i ai aa . 7 daughter, Wise Man | "his week you have an opportunity to PUr- || yearn for what we don't earn. them at once from his jobber. : 7 ss MARMOLA At - the life of fine corsets ‘| Mrs. FE. Berkeley Martin of 422 ti : 931, f us must work! ; Prescription Jablets — ae }i North Woodlawn avenue, has re- | IONS .averagin ; X / ‘ 1 : ; ne sponsors - % “The Pleasant Way to Redupe eo /iturned from New York, wheres ved prices RB 5 4 f hs “ eg the Paseo fair (Signed ) was the guest of her father, Dr. | s. .be sure to visit our s is | the new shade of corn: \ Cunningham. | . i r tore uring this flower, delightfully em- J} During 1926 the Post-Dispatch | ioe iecgeheeiore cance il| eu sale if you contemplate f urnishing or refur- ployed in this flutterin | 41,174 more than the THREE other. The Sunday Post-Dispatch roto | . g ' 8t. Louis is ceeeiiennione ntrenen oemng e magazine in eg ne r ae Oe | symnasium of the school ah bomen | ‘afternoon, April 8. The members with scarf and raggedy : ont get - ee flower of matching | the program were Miss Clara Turn-/@ | yi [ S M d M , ier, Miss Jean Bauman, Miss Mil-| ry P / g Q Cl BR! ‘dread Fitzgibbons, and Miss Inez} | A a 4 tarts On a OT NING TOM [ly at 0C . Mrs. William Berry of Bodley ‘avenue, was the hostess for her f —— |'afternoon, April & | " Mrs. Robert Huckleby, of Rose. | 6th & Locust Sts. ‘Hill avenu, will be the hostess for ithe next meeting of the Willing 'Workers’ Sewing Society, Tuesday J & |afternoon, April12. Arrangements 'will be completed for the Easter ‘sale they will have Saturday, Apri! 1 16. y, _ a | The Ladies Aid Society of Con- a Usual foe og 'cordia Lutheran Church will pre- : (sent a play at the High School Au- . ; $12.85 | Aitorium, Wednesday, April 20. Values | | Wrea E. C. Stuart of W. Swon ' avenue has returned from a two week's stay in Boston, Mass., where she was the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mason | Beh I) mee + | | Hf Wa \ ss iat a. ta ee a en eo | have returned from a visit in wy . ai COVA tte ah | Glasgow, Mo., where they were the { \% nt 4 Waly fH el : guests of relatives. Mrs. Mason ASAI Iz | —~s 7 i | will be the hostess for her card Es Lis ¢ | club Tuesday afternoon, April 12. ; = ‘ | Mrs. Guy C. Phillips of Monroe SS ~s }and Clark avenues will be the hos- tess at the next meeting of the’ Tuesday Club, Tuesday afternoon, | April 12. mt Ling a" 744 4 | re daughter, Mrs. Glen H. Hardiman, with attractive single-mirror vanity, roomy. the three large pieces. With one of these Exquisite Dresses of Gray’s Summitt, Mo., and her d th Ps preg ar Pear a Yep son, Walker H. Evans of Chicago. wardrobe with canopy top, full-size bow-foot uites your bedroom will be tastefully fur- sasle- in nets sneaks oak Aaa bed and bench. nished. Just ten of these Suites available. line! Of flat The Welfare Committee of the S , : crepes, Geor- Eighth District, Missouri Federa- eparate pieces will be sold. gettes, prints tion of Women’s Clubs, will meet , : , , ‘ knitted weaves. f | Apri] 24 at 12:30 p. m., at the Mi- Bed, $33; Vanity, shown, $43; large triple-mirror Vanity, $49; Wardrobe, $45; Chest, $30; Rocker or Bench, $9. All new shades! chaels School for Cripyied Children. : : $7.95. asre, Mectithedinn, ereauie bt Gn On This $130 Suite, Pay $30 Cash; Balance of $100 Payable $10 Each Month. No Interest Charged Mothercraft Class of St. John’s M. E. Church, entertained members of he clas t Wednesday. The ‘ ' . EAS F - A $19.85 ; ar acre pe ncn Penge: ‘denied On Any of These Suites. Pay One-Fifth Cash. . year were elected: Mrs. J. A. Ber-| 7 - Balance in Ten Equal Monthly Payments 7*¢ «2 & & Bone Values minghaus, president; Mrs. Frank M. See, vice president; Mrs. C. R. Meyer, corresponding secretary, See ? ‘ | 2... $161 Suites, dresser, chest of drawers, full-size bed and chair, walnut veneer and $110 ¥ “= = & « Mrs. R. B. Brooks, recording secre.- tary, and Mrs. C. H. Seay, treas- . ay . wah | gumwood, mahogany drawer bottoms; in this sale ode gubene dia Dr. W. L. Sullivan, pastor of the Church of the Messiah, will ad-]f | Q& |. $258 Suites, six pieces, including large triple-mirror vanity, 48-inch dresser, roomy $155 dress the Council of Jewish Women . : “ee : NE st Temple Inensl Mesdar Gttecneae wardrobe, full-size bed, bench and chair; newest style and finish; now. ... ms on “The Spirit of Revolt in Modern oe aay 10...$27] Suites, beautifully inlaid with floral decoration in different shades and col- —— ors, constructed of highly figured butt walnut veneers; five pieces, large $163 eer Se Se Se fe SS oe The Morning Choral Club. will give its spring concert April 19 at triple mirrdr vanity, chest, full-size bow-foot bed, chair and bench; now.. 8:30 p. m., at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, 3617 Lindell boulevard. a ee et ee 12... $251 Suites, beautifully constructed of burl walnut veneers, four pieces, including $188 rien Hoekstra, baritone. ; . - large cedar-lined wardrobe, large dresser, full-size bed and chair; now....., ENNY created a black and white masterpiece in this three-piece Ermine Collared Ensemble of black Georgette, en- livened with black silk braid. Blouse and lining of white Georgette. . $225 SS See. 1a BOT pete eye ‘ 1 7 ‘ 4 ‘ =e “A a ¥ oe) Deyte nei ' Ww a= @e wr eaenree* © erty, we wy - limed ; sit as Digs: robe, full-size bed, chair and bench; an unusual value; now. .....«..«+ese+e: $230 med. Unusual value, i Continued from Preceding Page. Wonderful C f Nie | th 3 | | cwllle. alte fe onl i — East Sé. Louis , ° . . . - ‘ ‘ . ° | / plaid; satin de chine é , 5... $308 Suites, six pieces, including 50-inch dresser, large triple mirror vanity, ward- i — $13.75. a F od Welker Barton of St. Louis, Mi 8 Sa ys ; , Per r New Foot Comfort—New Styles Stout-Arch Shoes! Elizabeth Kilgeary and Mise Niola 6... $455 Suites of excellent quality; made by the Shgh Furniture Company; hand- : perme os painted decorations; each piece beautifully designed. Six pieces, including mr. ang Mrs. Alva H. Cooper, ‘Q-inch dresser, attractive toilet table, chest of drawers, full-size bed, bench ; p who have been the guests of Mr. | ‘ and Mrs. J. F. Moll, left today for | and CRRIL seco cicine onse cate ows cue daa eo 04 én ea en 6 60s eae ea 2 ~~ os their home in Litchfield, IL / ‘tan Unidielay at Waa | Also a Few Other Suites Priced Upwards to $400 on Which w—Prnces, $16.75 to $195 , z : : 4" : at the University of Wisconsin, its Floor-——Prives, $23 to $395 j | - spending the spring vacation with | ae: : You Can Save as Much as 334% in This Sale. Inspect Them! ene ee & e ~~ Comfort : her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Third Fluur—Pricea p$25 to $295 | Shoe | T) wigs | | J. Schiele. Ree Sick Thr to Broadway | DM rein 8* giileather Shoes with _ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nugent were /ff | OO cA gst Wpiine Siegen Saree eae || Sot haste cornet Gus tt IRN EAI SIS SN StS i . ° | —e oe special certain to please | week, visiting their sons. George - : a a — o — 5% Wis y $4.85 the pair. to EEE e Pp for a real bargai | : SS repared = land Joe. They were enroute from : >t ear SS £= = ~~ s i aT — New Orleans, La. to Chicago.

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Miss.. has been called to 3! “t ~ ~2 ¢7 P } i = — . a i Miss Edmunds has ; Miss Alice Scott of 31 Westmore- . - a1 ~ —— 2 +? hor ran? ? ‘ several months with her parents @* |. place, departed yesterday for *h , act? - Charlottsville, Va Hot Springs, Va., to oin her penter and her mother, Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott. é ‘ 4 daughter, Miss Juliet Lee Carpen- who has been at Hot Springs tor er. departed last week for Fortress'the past month. Mrs. § and Monroe, Va., folowing a mi nth’s | Wiss Scott will remain for the sit in St. Lo: Mrs. Carpenter Easter season " was the guest of her father, Wi Mrs. Robert H. White of Boston : s. . " 7 + > ~ 4 r waning ——— _ o* St 1.01 ts. is spen line mal and Miss visited | eral weeks here. She is a guest eo ~ or , > 5 _— ‘ rT? ¢ Oi ¢ t ‘ 450 \irs Wh ta 8 be " + ter J ne entert ined tnformally | her Vfre ti 4 — Ao} - of c*) 2424. hk ¢ - Virg T ATT? & Schott Yr of 4 , | =" mr SOT } ‘ r | } 4 IOTF a h 4 I 1V _ a ia " ;eorge : ¢ Mrs. Wright's nds tn St. Louis Fie tistesdinthacald ne ea sab aheasdbahen ala shaac lasdaestio? cOR PERFECT ‘mencentt WAVING Asi ‘for : xi CNestle Circuline Bo wotk, HEN you get your permanent wave and odors of ammonia or burnt materials reach you, inquire again what waving method is being used! Ammonia, borax, Ive and soda have been used for years to soften hair, but they are danger- ous to its texture! A head once waved with these ¢ chemicals can rarely be rewaved again. The Nestle System of permanent waving is aps it avoids the use of harsh chemicals. It costs your hairdresser- more. to give you a Circuline wave because she pays more for her supplies than any other system. ay is based on ascientific in- vestigation, in the course of which 30,000 samples ¢ of human hair were waved and catalogued by Charles Nessler (C. Nestle), Original inventor of permanent waving. —* . a 7??? , > ° = + ° or oe ~ ae i * Pn F TZjie r Pidityvare: > ei e) sO. C. NASi Le CO. 12 East 49th St., New York City NES TLE (jirculine Permanent Wave if Al ’ t N Lah GL A O% A Oh DM Li Oe te Be Ly BG he BO he BMH Leh | Wilhw Arch~fFitter Shoes “NATIONALLY ADVERTISED” Perfect Fitting and Supremely Comfortable Made over combination lasts—two widths wider at ball of foot than at heel. Built-in Steel Arch — ae hae AERA Nellans et Lattice Pattern Pumps te S - ‘avr ; n_Y zg D TT - Mm” * * A ravorite en¢ Dat ef n Lac je in ail Siz eg and 31) Ww dths oo . > “+ ; + -o¥ = + . ——assuring a westect fit and supreme comfort—Cuban rub- ber heels. Black Aid, Biack Patent lLeatker anda im Sexes to Widths 4444 toa White Aid, im Sires 4 t Widths AA te D. *8 One-Strap Pumps A graceful fitting Pump, developed in patent leather. Su- — » preme in comfort, yet beauti- momes f styled—Cuban rubber ul.v 1¢e! s. Patent leather. ‘tres #¢ to 9 it sa tiAs 44 ¢ D *8 | pouBLe EAGLE STAMPS MONDAY | WE oman. PA ‘| GIVE a ae Williams \ o£ SIXTH and FRANKLIN | we Quali ty Shoes fdr All the e Family » a Re oe et ocemeen - age ene eee a A LCS tae Zs Schnicker or, Mr. and Mrs.z *d4 > ’ -_ Lurties of Brentmoor are planning - *-. ~ + E: . VU re . as 2 LO ,4uTO Frederic August pe following the . . " - 3 [- > uf; marriage of their CEREater. ALiss | +i YT = nd BP: ] {os y . ‘ger me es, a aul Moser °%~s 7 ._** _ ~ — ~ * Ts PJ . . S Louis, formerly of Stamford, + | — “a? y . | ) J - 1 + : Ved i c - | r r rr ”~ 7" yt oS = S =p s ‘ ~ We ster { as £2 eadinner =at- ; ? nr = ‘ ’ Sv * s --s r ‘ Vi 3 LT ec xr - ‘ ss ~ i Mrs. Ola W. JI of 44 Lin- vard Other guests were 7 ’ — ~ rT? - ” 4 ua s A \ i=. = _— as . 2 * - * Tt ~ x - 7 Mrs. Moor N s, Capt Mrs T . ¢ isin —a ta. . * * a r = Ai'A > — ‘ty . ~ a Ts Or >» ( iase ¢ i @#@nox r+ 7 > — ~ , -— ri x se i . - 7 | T a yy rnoon ~ > 7 = - — — di . ‘ " 3 Al gem 3 - he “4 - Ze 3 ; is “ ss Mildred A +- re + . -* = » bh "A hod a ‘ a ~ ifs " ives er -_ ~ enacer a e 4 > Vv > = “a+ -* a on ae wn? Ot 5 . cx — oe = Wiis - it 3 eve- ae a mei! - . ~ _ ~~ + - 4 = 4 . 3 O VJs tTrair ¢# nm ; = ak na i® rs & ™aed 3 ~ % > . + . a. a. ha qo he + ‘ ’ _ Ac A .! J a » “I - — a w: > — . ™* AL : z= a Fraternity x ~ 3 t-~- Amn enrinc a nar 3 ot A —_ aa ~ = . a4 s . *, > > -¢ . > °Y pt - 3 7“ “ nm” - a i wi a i U evening Apr 7 ae | > -— - » es 3 -_ > os a = + - I - . ~ ™ + - +} . ; T ~ sa - — _— ro i sses if A, i Ait e i : ae Mrs. A 1 Levy. Dr. ar Mrs a A a a 7 7 3 - : - ~ — ~ lax \ obs, Dr. ar Mrs. W r . = > «uF a . ~ oo i. irc ; M. . - . + viis. s ‘ = € ip * TT ~~ ; LT re + ‘\ -~ ry r - ~'+ > » * 4 T . ? 7 T > ~~ = ’ 3 -o oc - ; . - . a \ — ~ * Sed . 7 L . . af > . . — T wc a. 3 - a ai > he | : 4 Ci _ > we e+e = ~ > = 4 . ee ee Jun -S prom will | roti? . ¥ ~~. 7. | “ -— 7? — ‘ s a i A vt : e ' i £ a = ~ 4 ~ ~ => ~— + - AT a- wu s > a ESS S| ev ss VW > - NN a+ a . ‘ ha ron? mm ’ ran Tr a aaa iS ba « - Llia@i y ‘ee, ~ ——e | inn » > ~~ rs = ioc » T iSsS.c - cas nN en ae @ 4 ,0f oe hatir a hoiA -- >: - Tr}. - ro Aki sswera once ase Tea. inere Are 4¢2ee IAaw + _ 5 7? > 488 stndents at the college, and i ao ~* ~ian * ee i+ eac Ipper ciassman Has tHe priv- - 4 + — + ro vr re nviting a guest. ihe gen- ~ Ts Tr ’ 7 aes ow rs, with Miss Delta Neumann as ~ > ss +k «= - * —~- vr > S al e juniors, Miss S “amp president & . - | 7. ; rT - = = 3Sis i i wiTS roemer as = a. ad AlTathoar'’e _ af Chr'istia rn m4 ro F give a car Z -= - ~~ “~ ?. Aw}Dr yi — yy : . ~ Se ~ rT Ot © “ S * 3 — Y - @ on ine — “A z i - ¥ » ~ t — T & Oe 3 Aa ~~ Niiss i 4 3eFr GaUusgci- a ~~ Al. , 7 AX\fre “ry: i] W V6 r * ~ ‘s - = % ~—or = - a } A - si nue was —_ ~ ~- rae —— - no + > mr > a > I yt € eT .* a — 2 Branscome Hote hose pres- — Wn +s ~ - tc t were Miss Paula Yawitz, Miss . 2A - x S > ‘ella Zimmer Miss Ru . . — . ~~ eer Mae s Miss Ka een Jacods., ~ Tr = + ~ oe fiss Loretta Scissors, Miss Frrances q ~~ T> - ~ ~~ —— - ~ esore VI ss i Boxe at « * 5 se (sertr ; MIUarkenson, Mi c af Low htt Aare “A. -—a ' 2 4 s ~ § ** atta “+ TT? «Tenn # 94afAn {- {rs ann Ii — ner oO. 343 X - ‘Nair avenue was given & surpric . e na, , ~ ~ ae hes ae = ae sixty = — . = . > a a nN r I rear Lime s A - -_ 3 im en! ~ . ww = - es = . ~ -— | + Sa “ o ”_ *’ - nm — 5 = an o ~~ a eve pe of music, refreshments were served 7 & be — 2 — Iau er Vv A & + — & > _* “rm 44 & Mrs. Frida Hoeiscnher. TT. a *F . “ial Dance na tne & LOuIs © sw c@ anc ~ * al 3 "ero . m4 w Or cancing . 4 ‘ | F ‘ . ix 4,8 ‘ + Club fl! t ir lg this evenitne an i - ¥ Thsadd es s ~ > ‘ > > - ~ ~~ oo tia A ™ tes & 44484 Lich 2 ee ¢ ae t xf 7 ur mS — _ Fo ‘ i s ( Lerry of 4 -¢ t - - e+" « 3 ‘“ Kingshighway boulevard oo * ~ ~ > 4 = a % . - - g Ss. Terry’s -~ — . * * : i sister, Mr. and “| - + -_ = ~ - - -~ 4 . Oi = . a +4 14 on DP on TDs a = Vil : airs. Pierre ioOisei Papin iF a +i rcs =! + -_ rea. 7 LA i Ae Bai : ~ o — a ; a z i2ra a s 0 the birth o - 7 , : sd Mrs, Papin = ee oo ~v S x7 a. 7 ~ ~ TaS 1.88 iwi} > +f = —— -— -_- cin ~ - > A: = -_ . - uf w - = 7 . aad » = » _ i “ ey at ~Z - v ra * — -~ son of Mr an \irs T*y ~~ a ~ Ma‘ftf + é . { ~ ium .‘* d Yale rs follow- = . ++ : - - ~ —_— = = a Fe = = | VYaca- 4 i _ a. = .F | . rr. ae i , > i 4 £ - y= ~ ~ . — > , : * ~ . + 5 7 i “4 ~S ’ a i . r * ¥ -— a ‘ - ~ ~ 4 - spr — tf .. i x¢ - : AnGer ~é t ae . : - . - — > es : * ~\ ‘ L ¢ x é — ey - _ ie ” ry > “= Ss: os: : u ~. “Bee nitry, - * on ™ ~- a ae * i April 30 ~ ’ = - — ~~ * Miss Minnie Frank laughter # ‘4 . — ¥ ¥ « i ) ‘ rf reer? APRIL 10, 1927 i c Hot who is a student Un vers) y of Wisconsin iS spending the spring vacation with r father She was accompanied ome by her cousin, Miss Bertha Goldstein of Madisc Wis who s her guest 5895 Pershing avenue will cepart f rst part of the W ee A ror Texarkana Ark to visit their snte Mrs. 3.9. Sandberger ‘ 2 i ft winter Wli r rn home thie wee, s & ba ida > thas rye Mr. and Mrs. Max Ketany of 4384 Westminster place have re- - ~* a Y turned from a S 1 New Or ~ . ~ acti and ‘ aT: Ston, =. min Gratz of Hotel Chase spent last week with his sister, s. Johnson, of Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Edmond W. La Beaume and Mrs. Mary Hicks both of Hotel se, are spending a week in Chi- i Mrs. Charles W. Moore | Catholie Social Service School in Washington, D. C. Her brother, James A. Mowrey Jr.. who is a student at Marquette tT Milwaukee, Wis... and a younger sister, Blanche Jane, who is at- tending Arcadia College, Arcadia, Mo., are also expected home at the same time. Mr. and Mrs. Ad Adoiph Singer of 49 Kinesbury place, have returned from a sojourn in California. Mr i Mrs t ir e 4 Vrorr nalls can make or mar you appearance. 1? they are not ‘shapely, glowing pink and lustrous, be 5 ect you desire, 1s sliaea spoiled. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : ‘ of 4539 West Pine boulevard have returned from a visit of several weeks in Hot Springs, Va. C———err “ore " (e+ Svece ee ces ce cer eseree —s Peter eee - Dell l lil leslie le eeses ie esses rae = OSS POSTE TOT TOS OTE, oo Sadia eee eee + Oe ee 6 6 ee Ores Noted for quailty and livability. the rest. THE WILLER-MATLIC“R Rex S340 —=—sé WK rr'keewfle. ee ——_— ~~ eS LE i pas PORE ED AM EE a te: 415 ' ene &* ow o © Fox Chokers for Easter $24.50 $29.50 — $39.50 and Up _— | Repairing and Restyling Your Furs rr eo we Oe eae eer ees & rae ~*~ ale for the Easter Bride! Portland place will leave A touch of - 4 =. - a s —— -? s inet ‘5 for Hot Springs. Va..| EMPRESS LIQUID NAIL GLOSS Our exp furriers will Je of , “4 . bad - aX AAW >} kad ~* . Leie a v a 22 “A ** a Ss the . : a cai 4 wor nav : med! 5 v. aay 2 2 4 —s : “= to - they will pass the Easter va- ane rm 1 AAVYe im aiat © with- ~caated- rags a. meteealinas’ French wo io in the } aot sut buffi 29 delicate flesh tint lus- , : : - n with their son. Charles Jr., Sut buffing, a delicate fies! ' w which your l shade of shell pin is a freshman at Harvard Uni- | Fe, covers ts Th be “194 gee Ar cae masch ond on ; moanth ‘ ~ Two Mm 3 repairea ina res ea so - - . ine — ? } sh ean *t fr an os B ii’ Tak $s 7 - ° -- 7Arce o> +. t ~ A.ney Willi be avsent Om ; Re »a to be indigstinguisnable = gores of finest elastic over ;' to apply and lasts two weeks, Te from the latest. models. | 3 hin we) f ‘3 tw weexs - salt rom D wes I ‘4 = €2c. es ee gardiess of work done or wasting ol x attractive prices : ~ - -* - = slip oan » Mrs. George W. Perry of 60 Van- hands in effect. s a : , nlar ana her dauch* : AE —~ ate d@iits sitlad ,2UZHLECP, | IPatTar >. . a ~ ++ = * oe ‘ , OL - > 4a * * & at ’ ow &A . — we Wii _ . - — eee ~ ~i } ‘his Ww ke for the York, N. ¥. ss —_ . + + x. ~ zz ~*~ —— a ee \fic Mr For Sale by — : iss = r i2avs. h. ss owrey, Famous-lMarr Company. B. Nugent = ashington fe ete Sf) ‘ is @ graduate of Webster Col- & Bro. Dry Goods Company. Stix, =: 23 See today’s Want Pages @ /j Up ge, is now attending the Nationa! Baer & Faller Company and Wolff- -::: =: Business fer Sale offers. fone ’ . > ~~ « S\iveEs: i Wilses Drues Steree bosses sapeveguengeessuecns sense senstaaeds scusets poe U to ~~ wn een ‘. ~ my . >. * wad SN =." Buy Now! Delivery When You Want Iti $5.75 Value A beautiful Reed Fernery in Vacuum your choice of many skillfully Clean- blended color c o mbi nations with either red, er green or blue p redo minant. FREE! Almost a neces- sity for the well- furnished home. : ) Wy Up to = | NN! F » VP to | | / @ Up to ae -Ro Seat Hii ii|\ //, GQAl Kinds Living om Suitel |||) A= us : Diy ZB a Origizal Including End i: Lamps, Davenport HF - Table, sal . -s ys cU br @ tee ~ : ; = : ve hi : ros oY A beautiful, hxruriocus > - Z Uy piece velour upholstered : A Suite, consisting of - s Al davenport, wing chair and fireside chair, and, in add tion, an end a iy a dave» port mattress, a davenpert table, table lamp and your BE - choice of either a bridge of 7 CUT floor lamp. A special fem ture for the Easter bride. ~~ yo $14 Down, $6 a Month Z ; Cll give Cleaner with a attachments is ~ ea” 3 aKek 4° .? eae : an es Sturdy ag Spring, sanitary, dur rust - c omf Reg. value abil nied ontable. $10.50 9S Quality Furniture Low Prices Long Terms never see again! $1 8-75 priced so low All Attachments = This nationally long and satis- known standard- — , ne =, factory service. i " oe 5 a9? “ - make Vacwum tl a remarkable bar- . ’ — gain! You may it Gibson : Now is the $49.59 Ice | ; your breakfast 1 ; mer you will use it Box : Its furniture | rushing Lacquer. $27.50 Valae I¢ the old finish : that you give ita Special ! | You can easily do : dry in an hour or ‘18 | ees $2 Cash—$1 Week A jot rege decorating The wonderful reputation of Gibson Ice Boxes or longer for the is a byword in the house of discriminating housewives! Golden oak finish, heatproef, solidiy built! Our great buying power makes ® No Need to possible to offer this at the amazingly low . ¢ price of $18. Whea applied not pick it up. $19.50 Value marks and is so wash it with Top Icer | ' Your first trial $1 ‘eee . « The necessary at- ¥ es traction to your $I Weekly - kitchen that com- $2.00 Cash vA - bines usefulness! $2.00 Monthiy : : hie henntifiel Gas The greatest Ice Bax of. ‘ Range in enamel fering m St. Louis! “ finish ts exactly as T d ! ~s pictured. Excellent , remendousty ; ~ cooker and baker 2 fer this sale! S§ : = nun neal « ae” ae aa Liberal Terms constructed for years of hard service, Beauti~ e once! fully finished in oak. : Elke Supply (Co. * 7198 . toramd Ar. ‘A RGR ee ey & inch top. Tudor period turmed legs, overiay decorations on two- ' $3 —< tone walnut fimsh. | 45-Poand AllCotten Plenty of space for , 2 your radio and equip- ment. Deeply tufted. sanitary, fuller 5 twin size. Special 9 95 —=s £ ; or] i - s s *eRSeve: — $12.00 Valae. $ FURNITURE CO a 1030-32 Franklin Av. Open Evenings By ‘ Appointment 4 Till 9 P.M. Lany pha a dee he Eee x “fate ine

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— ST. LOUIS sete UISPATCH . SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 St. Louis Girls Join Sororities. | year, the initiation wag deferred! Medical Auxiliary Pians Dinner ( | Junior Medical At the annual initiation of mem-| until after the close of the firet| The Woman's Auciiiary te the Special Easter Dinner, $1.50 | | dust a Little Bet Better Than the Res Than the Rest” ae Prom of St f ius bers into Kappa Delta Phi, camp- | semester, when scholastic require- | St. Louis Medical Society will give / | a Longer “Womans ¢bewsety regs i ig = Quality Chicks, $9. 00 per Rance F — 27 ohie os ouieas ur Soumien.’ ant Socal : Spee tens Detue canter dildidion ne : os rene oo 1 + > 3 14 Popular Varieties of Chicks to Select From. I 1 1 1 Dre Py saushter Of | Medical Soci is ‘ yenee wee | a oe anemenstics *— ~nppplllteaemendlieens University April 20| Mo. Miss Katherine Johnson,| Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sotherlin. of April 19 pre tege teen “soclety| never painted Se ; Yet : Ser kcey Sandee 4 ' ne , n 3: , la THE MILLER. MATLICK HATCHERY Geugater of Mr. and Mrs. W. ©) cto sia avenue.) wae teen | Kirksville, Missouri p Johnson, 735 Westgate avenue, St.) into Theta Tau Epsilon sorority at a ee pense ed as aes his masterpieces have received ette apartments and atrons and Patronesses for| Louis, who 1s attending the col-| Hardin College. 7:30 p. m oe 5 more praise than many famous hotel rooms newly fur- Annual Event Are MGS, WES Gee OF Tae Ereny St My painters. He is a culinary artist. nished and reasonably | 415 N. 6th St. Announced. es | LOW SPECIAL PRICES He is our chef priced. ADVERTISEMENT N HIGH-CLASS, | ~— lewar Patrons and patronesses have} C] ASSES..DOLLAR--KEIFFER WELL-BRED BABY CHICKS Forest arh Hotel « I, tied wie ; — ; by ; : ; : *, piabe 5 abide ts -sashianallah Rielle netens vieteae BRN gre ewe ne aN co ei hh seaP eS oi eS ef . fave a % r dt, Sat oat. a A : w ‘ y SNA EEA Oey Dy » Wide mr ote ’ f or. pe ee been announced for the seventy- | | 8, ninth annual junior medical prom Broadway & Franklin, Monday | 8. eee set ashore Se eC CC ee eee eeeeeeeeeees 275 8.0 00 One Square Block of Parking Space s, S ‘ef Ce eeeeeeeeeer ‘of 7 | Roc » & |of St. Louis Uniyersity Medical| , 1. of reading and sewing White Rocks’. | ossdeatahaaeccescancss ME ae ‘co | West Pine at Euclid Av. — DElmar 5800 School to be given at the Chase | uff © @ HALF-PRICE SALE} !3.2).30..% Sono at en VE | | —examination ree. Similar Glasses Light ssorted | of the most important in the so- Chicks i . 1000 . . 'cial calendar of the university. | ©sewhere $3.50 to $6 5.00. Special | au Chicks trom inspected, ll 2 |lenses extra. After May 2, Broad- | shipped by prepaid parcel ‘post ov The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT They are: : Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Loeb, Dr. bem 3 doors north of Washington. | NETTIE MAY FARMS . BOX 108-P AP KIRKSVILLE, MO. ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. .and Mrs. Don R, Joseph, Dr. and | Mrs. George Gellhorn, Dr _ and/§ GUS © @ Mrs C, H. Neilson, Dr. and Mrs. nomena | nanan | errs wws vas) Gae> © CRE, — a I. Dee Kelley, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph | ® © Y) & a | Kinsella, Dr. and Mrs. John Auer, . Manufacturers were caught with —f Pr. Percy H. Swahlen, Dr. and_ | Mrs. Percy J, Carroll, Dr. and Mrs. “THE KEY TO WEALTH (Baggy) “= (Wales) “a PENNY SAVED IS iS THRIFTH ae . jaa A PENNY EARNED 7 es, ay vw tag” FE: IS 4s ot m Siest tau ee a a eer 4 a eile teal dah ae” bi pe ey ee Sua ae. ef im a 3 a a se ~ T.," ANSPARENTI! Easy wash! Made of do uble in the lovelies: pink, striped natch and with nen elastic over thousands of Spring Coats. Owi | t th . or g ng |W. H. Vogt, Dr. J. W. Stewart, Dr. Oo € coo ackward season—we ‘and Mrs. L, B. Alford, Dr. and secured large quantities at about Mf Mrs. O. P. Falk, Dr. and Mrs. W. 50c on the dollar. |W. Graves, Dr, and Mrs. Carroll : Smith, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Doisy, | Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Leighton, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Tho , Dr. 1 Tremendous Stock Mrs. R.° Li. Sia ht anal e Mrs. C. E. Burford, Dr. and Mrs. Sizes 14 to 54. F J Tainter, Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Glennon, Dr. and Mrs. Max eae ' and Practicable $5 Fitted by Expert Corsettieres a — : a — ee oe ee a Re ee ee ee ; ve peiadi ee Sa ia: Sore Siapih vig: : pain © 4 — =~ ~~ Oe ee ee II assert a ts at ti -_— — , Meyer, Dr. and Mrs. Augustus 95 Pohlman. Up to $15. 00 Coats $7 | Dr. cane Mrs. J. Zahorsky, Dr. and Mrs. 8. Wei a oe. Oni " r as VUp to $20. 00 Coats. $10 00 bites a © ins, mgr sets oo a & a: 3. 7 d _ oe ad Mrs. See today’s Want Pages for ' yy, 1), ' Up to $25.00 Coats $13.85 Louis actghane: tae. oi os. gL Spector Dr and Mrs Albert / | Husiness for Sale offers. HH) f, Yj ’ . sil S. . . bees Yy | Up to $29.50 Coats : $16.75 Kuntz, Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Sante, Pp Y/ | Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Grindon, Dr. Aap Se G9E.00 Conte . EROS Bm ec Sees oe f Up to $39.50 Coats. $22.50 B tows pron, De ana ates i Up to $45.00 Coats. $24.85 FW. 7. cousniin, pr. Dean Cotter | 4 Up to $50.00 Coats. $29.85 f :22 samuel Foravce, arr anc fClose-out Fur| "vy Biss cad Black Bi jesioge Jr. Mrs. seth W. Cobb eee |e ak oe ee | . tailored styles — silk Mrs. Joseph L. Chambers, Mr, and |All Kinds & Colors Mre. A. A. Busch Jr. Mr. and lined. $20 at Less Than 73 one $10 Mrs. Howard Benoist, Mr. and Mrs. ; sride!? a 2068 RR 2 Lamps and Your ype re Beautiful Table SRBSVTL LCS 7, . a eT ee Pa ES © ceRTE —— amen _— i. =e a. 4 ne itii ae Original Prices) suits at... Charles F. Bates, Mrs. George H. | om Suite Backer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward | ncluding End Table ‘|; Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. George W. | Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Mor- | amps, Davenport rison, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Over- all, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Maloy, Mr. Table, Etc. 1 P ig a * : | oN =e aie! tf tdi) and Mrs. Birch Mahaffey. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lindsay, Mr. hs \ | 1 ht id i and Mrs. W. Geoffrey Kimball, > { | : AW \ L Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hotchkiss, Mr. i 1 | i l ; a iw a and Mrs. James M. Franciscus, Mr. r i | | fi Ii / Mas, | iy > if wg , TS il hai A FETS Owens es, pl ideal ver Side-Icer efrigerator and Mrs. J. D. Perry Francis, Miss Lizzie M. Ghio, Miss Florence : Wade, Miss Emily Maffitt, Mrs. ° . ay " itt Teresa Kulage, Mr. and Mrs. Al- t — luxurious 3- : 7 : phonse Eberle, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. peece 86«évelour upholstered | f / | Polk, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robyn, buite, consisting of bed- J? AD . Mr. and Mrs. George F. Tiffany, Havenport, wing chair and 7 wa oe = Fre prom oe ro M4 M - 4 4 ali ps s. _O lf T1Us $s) Kr. : a o* ireside chair, and, in addi- ote and Sten: eee Gn Se pn, an end table, a daven- at» onl Sire. 4 B. Chewieen Walch ort mattress, a davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cushman. able, table lamp and your : hoice of either a itis on | kur Cheice of Spungtime ae Clean-up and Paint-up oor lamp. A special fea- ia for the Easter bride. | pit by Women $14 Down, $6 a Month Cila WTUS UNG os Jt ER did eager be Net ogi R $17.65 6 | — 6-PIECE BED-DAVENPORT SUITE §6©6sSoOOnly during THRIFT WEEK AT CARROLL'S could you expect . “ to buy a Living-Room Suite at a most amazing price sacrifice and 3-door side icer, finish- @ at the same time sectre, in addition to the set, a splendid long $ ed in golden oak, well Davenport Table, Polychrome Table Lamp and Floor Lamp insulated. Guaranteed an complete. The Suite opens into a full-sized bed, and has the food and ice saver @& new coil box spring bed construction. It is a massive over- —nickel hardware— § stuffed style, has loose cushion seat and is covered in a fine heavy hinges. Note the ™ grade velour. All 6 pieces. low price. : ONLY $2 A WEEK Free. in ca = = RE —A Comfortable Mattress With en pieces given FREE wit - ‘ e I Guaranteed Simmons Spring every Refrigerator. an's Chamber of Commerce Thurs day, at the City Club, the City Now is the time to give special attention to Club quartet gave several selec- your breakfast porch. During spring and sum- tions. mer you will use it more than your dining roam. OO Oe Its furniture should be refinished with Delta Stace Mac gs og el Brushing Lacquer. of the projects under way for a If the old finish is white or gray we suggest “city beautiful,” and promised, that you give it a beautiful summery green finish. See ast a Eee Ge ae You can easily do this with Delta and it will be -nabeagicamey Met hac 8 ieee, a dry in an hour or so. the biggest claen-up and paint-up Delta dries quickly, but not too quick. It is campaign the city has known. $2 Cash—$1 Week RR, just right for those who want to do their own lo ngs oar — » tog *s decorating without waiting twenty-four hours cet ak 38 ek | ul reputation of Gibson Ice Boxes = ; or longer for the ordinary enamels to dry. Of interest to lovers of gardens | in the house of discriminating , “? were the colored pictures of the | Golden oak finish, heat f, proo £2 back-yard gardens shown by Paul | Our great buying power makes it No Need to Remove Old Finish Stark, president of the National | offer this at the amazingly low When applied over the old finish Delta does Horticultural Society. ». Kae? © a> © eae © O Gad © GD O Game -»eeeer oa. > CCE Ce Hap Perr teee = G- PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Thrift Week at Carroll’s means a big saving to you. Look at this big saving in a handsome Bedroom Suite that will y y be a pleasure to own. Made with the new two-tone wal- 8A. M.to1l A. M. nut finish. Consists of bow-end bed, graceful triple mirrored vanity, large dresser and roomy chifforobe. A All six pieces for .......- oc cccseenceseccoge son PAY ONLY $1.50 A WEEK 'j short musical program was pre- SOUTH Tower Store Dickerson’, Store 'gented by Mrs. Robert Warner and Eike Supply Co. 1913 E. Grand Av. 18 Collinsville Av. ‘Mrs. V. B. Hoester. 3191 8. Grand Av. Grimm’s Store we gy ge “ ae Francis Haw. Co. 3019 N. Grand ) Women’s Medical Convention. 3231 Ivanhoe Av. WEST omy See | The Women’s Auxiliary of the ween cic = itthaus Haw. Co. stein tetas On. St. Louis Medical Society hag re- | Huffman’« ne alana 5712 Easton Av. __ 1201 State St. ' ceived notice of the third annual 2901 Shenandoah Reith's Store 755 Collinsville Av. convention of the Women’s Aux-| W. F. Ladewi ae ee oe VENICE, ILL. iliary of the Missouri State Medi- 3211 Cherokee St. N. E. Ellis Hew. Co. M. J. Schoemann ss nae See Ant " os meas 8148 Laclede Av. ‘ 6 Main &t. cal Association which will be held 2752" Cherokee Mt Hi-Pointe Painting & ty May 3 and 4 in Sedalia, Mo. An. St. Decorating Co. COLUMBIA, ILL. interesting program and several v. ‘rob > nt ] AY. ae > St . 4572 Vista. Av, i tuner Mbw Co gages ao aaa social affairs have been arranged © and black, decorated 0 ALTON, ILL. ifor the meeting. Reiths’ Store 5500 St. Louls Av. with floral designs. Virginia A , : . Y ‘*s Dept. Store — nimouneidien P . . 4 a awe Norwood Hdw. = Third. and Piass New Citizens Ente ned. Specially priced for rial Monday. wis er gat FES arene PT OTN A 4 ER. MAS. Pe". 3- 7 . ’ , es. te ~~ » b ert “ 7“ «A - ' Ba on They have two sec- tions; colors are blue, yellow, green CNN: deeb alas 6 45-Pound All-Cotton Deeply tufted. sanitary, full or twin size. Special $12.00 $ 95 ares ; Pershing Supply Co. 5102 St. Louls { : #05 8. Kingshighway Progress Dept. Store GRANITE CITY, ILL. _ Thirty-two new citizens who were Mack Electric Co. Sarah at Manchester Rosenburg Dept. Store naturalized Friday, were the guest;/ 4604 Gravois Av. G. Bellistri Hdw. Co. 19th and State St. of the membership of the Cosmo-} NORTH 2ill3 Cooper COLLINSVILLE, ILL. |politan Club of St. Louis at the » A. Schingel ST. LOUIS COUNTY H. Volk | Downtown Y. M. C. A. Friday eve- 422 Salisbury St. , 313 W. Main St. Remley's Arcade & Market : . ning. This !s a group of natura!- Fsephorst Bros. re & N , 2817 N. Marcus Av. ange ge A Fi _— BELLEVILLE, ILL. ized citizens constituting at the weet oe eee | A eek hh eed dee | > Sb ou g Ps Ss eRe Lee * a Open Evenings By Appointment Open Saturdays Till 9 P.M. - 2 ~~ , @ Gad CG? © Gand © Gam © 7819 N. Broadway S816 W. cdieenehs Ae. 1926 W. Main St. Fd. Reith -Store 2 2519 N. 14th St. E. ST. LOUIS, IL. Schartott Mere. Co. Glatthaar & Co. 8042 W. Florissant Av. 1401 Cleveland Av. : Becherer & Son Thomas & Holtmar RT. CHARLES, MO. 5206 N. Broadway oth—L. & N. Tracks Parsons Store banded together last vear for the purpose of encouraging other for- s etgen-born to because naturalized | i LAL , e 5 |. I L1ir°O OMA, Fw ae and render service in preparing for citizenship, and to bring foreign | 1116 OLIVE ST. “COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS” ST. LOUIS, MO. and native born Into closer contact : Delta Lacquer FI Products Company with one another to stimulate =) @ pee ee ae ee ae @ Cengae? © Gua” © Garand | O Gaaaaae @ Ga —,!_———~— a - A - peantpenall | er's contribution to American life WOOD RIVER, ILL. Central Lumber & Hdw. Co. ‘er. Fred C. Pohiman Trickel’s Store Alex. Maule & Son | present time 12 nationalities which Pugh Ae Me ae rrr + oe | yo, «

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* DS 6 aes ia PAGE 16___ —__ gt tous post-pisPaTce TAREE __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 . ~ ~ 2 5 p Beeepaw 4 "a NG | OR 43 YEARS—since 1884—the May-Stern Store has been IN MISSOURI ARE ) , => | > an integral part of the city’s most flourishing enterprises. And | = = through this long procession of years it has become known : . in St. Louis and its vicinity as the “House of Honor”—yjustly acquired (PEN | by the fairness and squareness it has always shown its customers. : And as a symbol of gratitude to their loyalty through those years . and oa years to come—we are holding this Mighty 43d Anniver- Roads Are Stil Mud.- ; sary Sale. | ) 2 2. : dy and Some Ozark 3-Pe. Jac. Velour Living-Room Suite _ , E ight-Piece Di ning-Room Suite Ketchen Cabanet Kitchen Table Highways Are Blocked Fue § 7 . | § 9 8 Genuine Red Cedar Chest . porcelaintep ; Ww a ag $100 ie on seam na ESS |S aa Mich Woke Cale i " ays | Ti + a LPs | f ei ~~, . - a ] > - ; ue 4% -inch est is » mdt w m ; ; Pav Onlv $10 Down \ 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECI LAL ee ee at mews ee age $2 Dor $! Beis 4S" Ferry Conditions. | ; 2 ly Sli Onn me 4 NT . soe eee GE a Ae ; 2 Down " . 3 Bin Cec ot | . 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAI arce Tennessee $2 9:75 \ 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL : ) : | es 4 ¥arth roads in Missouri are still Pav Only $2 Down yd@dy and on many stretches im- | ; . 4 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAI Me -etiax sae a 3 reads are often sippery an rust | : 2 be traveled cautiousiy Some roads Bi % the Ozark highland, in South- 2 Sa east, South Centrai and Southwest- : 3 of pa ngage ern Mis®our!l, are blo« Seal by high : : c! SSASSTE water so that through travel : . rj ih possible only on the main high- : : a ways. 2 Ze .u Federal Highway No. 40—the] % : 4 gt. Louls-Kansas City alr line route | is in fair to good condition. The! 7-Piece Alumanum Anchen a “siwood to Columbia detour is} , : eravel and has not been damaged | , : 7 : | | | : : $5 - -Pe. Genuine Wal. Veneer Radrcoa Suite % . , ~~ « + I g \ ( d r] 4 S a4 j Don I} > cTaT} eee ) 5 womlbegene se SiR X re Pay Only $1 Down $5.9 ¢ pleasant weather, however, will! WiAA bts \ 4ird ANNIVERSARY SPECTAI make it possi! for traffic to Be it ; ; pesumed. The detours on this road _' ¢ — ey wee eee Between Algoa and Jefferson City, Z a d at pion and the 3%-mile , a: whit i ye retch at Gray Summit are grayv-; ie > ' - in a . —— rochler Revolving Seat Day-Bed five and in goed condition. , . : 4 orses to Rescue ‘ REFRIGERATOR BE x0. 6¢—the St. Loule-Springtielé-| f ¥ AX S 1 Zepliin road via Rolla— 4s tn good A&A 43rd ANNIVERS SRY SPECTAI ; ed _P ry ; ' . evel and in fair condition, except A 43RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAI Pav Only $10 Down ; ead ‘shoe stretches between . ’ is e z “ e = * ‘f= © 2 ree a : Parn.inzt Dp and Fredericktown. | iy fptee GAS STOVES Bile: or Farmington. a highwag ; is ' ——— > — ? >? “" 4 : tt of APTTTiit ton. a hi h ik Wainut Steel Cane-Panel Bed a : F — S . +s | - - ‘ . rew is cutting through a hill an@ Eis >Q- 95 . ne r. Flas grading the highway in preparatiog ad ; Strong . e - masa eS for gravel. The road ts very mude at Pay Only $1 a Month $49.75 dy there and crews are pulling : ay x ‘ - “2 — - x : ee — - : 3 v x ‘ >) Les. ee * . Pay Only *9 @ Moni 2 € 4 a 7 \ 4ird ANNIVERSARY SPECIA A 45RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Par \ 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL | Se onr-half-mile paving at B 7 ti : 95 ones yr Por: to a depth of 18 inches ba ib 3 P e Federal highway No. 60, the er at Be) : ; Tala : , byent om th Mi f 4 ! High Chair Baby Crib A Radio Special *ipr eeauaiant Cairo threue® Pome is: 3 = “ir Plaff. Willew Springs and if Bon! >, opr natieid, [tne high 2 ‘' : Shgliueers reported Friday. : ‘ yn 95 $10. 95 rerry = —- e has been discome 3 ‘ 7 am Pan i Dean Par Sbonut three-fearths of a mile te #, : e “ream from the landing at a , S “o. | ge Traffic takes a county ae é ea (2 lewee te the Missouri fi upertone IX eific landing. This landing & : : 4 ardous, as 1600 feet of rail is ’ Radio .: wack must be yarersed be po} eee . 3 | ; : reaching the water's edge. A : § . = Ae ihe WJTVOS @ Giedils (te @ ‘ETN to the Teves, necessitating 4 Console Phonoera hs | Se production unsurpassed. Strongly aaa witch-back, add» to the hasand a a ~ , S p ~ New SS Note Hick DI ¥ —P; z rord mart. t re — + service. 4 | An automebtite recently ran a. With Pair Candlesticks 8 man Priayer—-Prianos BABY CARRIAGES ens tata Tee 8 22ding into the river when | . | ; ; rive, attempted to drive on te : : oc i | ond 12 Selections FREE ; With 15 Rolls a and = . re | : ferry boat. 3 A consol = | — Bench FREE! . . | $29°° : S Conditions on No. 60. | | : r end Birds Peint. No $6 & fair Domestic V acuum Sweeper condition. Graeveling Is oars . oeee | nih wet ok smc : 3 Plaver. You x " au ‘a = gemuerneteg oa Oe ee eee ape, fa a 2 | way between Birch Tree and ys | : .% ¢ comes | 3 ‘$1 9.25 $1 a Week Pays for This Radw ; Becl §= The ‘sent -betuaal . ‘ a i Pas (Jnis Pav Oniv $7 a Month \ 43rd ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL \ 4ird ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL : Pery afte: rains, but is kept es ; 5 5 Ge _——_—— ) ao _——e «2 «= «ee oe ae ae ae ae ae ee 3 enet | ¢ _— = an of Cabocl : a5 i Plain Figure Prices 1 e 2 ie an eS . One P All | Bae | Stores ore Se a08 ae 4 3 ' | me Frice to : W atch Monday's Paper : ie Onstant <n “ee ca s é« * ' Pere : E ;. = e606 drivers ¥ ll enee me ' The House of Honor : | for Dining-Room Furniture Day TEE 20 airreates om 3 ' Here Courtesy . co oh ee mt Sreeh on No 2 ; a : l se «@ | | if ft e 5 | Pare Highway Na. bs Picd t Always Greets the Visitor i ' 43rd Anniversary Sale ; City south through St oka oe ns | | _ **. Jackson, New Madrid, ee erences SOUTHEAST CORNER 17 WELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS G and Kennet to the a

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Yn fy, yy yiftiiin y yoy “ . “uth Y wild bn, “Unf? Z pus | 4 y ZZ YU SILI) f , bm Gitte “Unyyfl wh LZ, Y fil, Wifll4n 4 SUI ty Yo" Geom be, Gb hore ( “ | country | chassis motor car. “Its only rivais have been special Isotta-Fraschini, Mer- cedes, Renault or Minerva cars. with bodies custom built for ex- hibition in the New York and Chi cago automobile salons. Last fall, ag. may be recalled sritish dispatches said that John N. Willys planned to develop a market in this country for a spe- cial l2-cylinder Daimler, with sleeve valve engine, to sell around When the Duesenberg factory at Indianapolis passed in- to control of FE. L. Cord and asso- was stated that a Due- custom designed cars, to sell at $18,000 or more. Movie stars hodies built on have had standard chassis in gold leaf and in other pretentious ways, and some of the Indian maharajas have or- dered elaborate hunting cars that have cost as high as $35,000 to $50,000. Thrice as Powerful. Now with t “Golden Bugatti’’ costing ‘around $30,000, and with its 184-inch wheelbase. as a starter, a man who desires tc -——— special (Continued on Page @€, Column 1. DO epee pee 2 a & « we ew net % Mey dase « 4 ss we Cont” Yes — r nal ; > Sar’ Ms, ° 7: 2 i = +2 mn - 2% Pg 7 aiags Pi “et Ps ts - eet oe ae d 4 4 he F . Peg ay he. Pans ery thee ? 4" x e : . ‘ 4 1 ae kas ae ye OC ee “ al “ 1) ee, M foes ee”) Oe nara. GO age MBs “ioc ot oleae AS # Kn aiate ae ea. Sener wgheas E fan. ee pe my, a ee ee ae . _ be edignlgaes e as * , ‘e a hs a + Pi - ns wear *. ” - oe, De i 3 eo oF id el ee ) 1 bee, or ak Seale vy Ln i oe 4 ~e é Sac Senter Seieeatt mone tewng Rticnag gph ne re er tir le Cepia Rte three Sabet LE oN a + RA a atest ee ee ee eo rw ennai dan AE ghee ef ¥ te ' aiate's ean, pay et ad bs ciated i the technical board for the test, Continued on Page 3, Column Z. resumed. The detours on this road, _ aes Take ace between Algoa and Jefferson City, | Competition Open tc Factories | and at Union, and the 3%-mile | on Indianapolis Speedway | mretch at Gray Summit are grav- , . led and in good condition. Is Sponsored Horses to Rescue. No. 66—the St. Louis-Springfield- Joplin road via Rolla—is in good | oak. Ice fondition, eXcept a short earth de- | terest Fwo four at Waynesville, 12 miles south . nserted throngh top von Raivanizsed sliding a eS ene ives. , and another earth detou 9.45 ' $1 1.95 Phillipsburg, about 40 | 1 Down Pay Only $1 Down mies north of Springfield. These ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL A new test of stock cars of in- - | to every automobile owner | Ss. Zoic EFRIGERATORS WlILh/, —— _ ve tip > 46) ~~" oh _The 6-H. P. Daimler car given to King Edward VII in | 1900 running under its own power to an exhibit in London. stock car test on the Indianapolis; —————— na ———————— | under certain | s : ‘is planned. The Stephens is offered to any manufacturer for qa 24-hour and ' trophy ~Underwood & Underwood Mtours are muddy and rutted, but | Mieable if one drives carefully. eNO. 61, South—the St, Louis-| Btspe Girardeau route via Flat Riv- | ef and Fredericktown, is travelable. | #rom St. Louis to Flat River, and from a point three miles north of Fredericktown to Cape Girardeau, fils highway is concreted. Between Fiat River, through ‘gato Fredericktown, the road is 1440 miles, or 575 laps, in the 24 supervision of this technical board | conditions covered in the deed of} hours. 'which will be permitted to exam- gift which provides for compara- | After the trophy is won by any |¢ tive performance tests of stock; manufacturer, it may be trans- | \ferred to any other manufacturer - | Cars. Conditions Governing Tests. | establishing a new 24-hour record. | It is provided that each test be | Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Never Wear Out | The trophy is to be presented | to the first manufacturer entering! held under the direct supervision | .a stock car complying with theijof a board of three engineers, ‘They have an exchange value on a new | , 7 conditions and completing a 24-} members of the Society of Automo-/| set up to as high as 75% of liet price, re- | gavel and in fair condition, except hour run ~ on the Indianapolis! tive Engineers. to be selected by | gardiess of age. Ask us for particulars. | a seers Mrerches = between | speedway at an average of more|the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. | y* Wiemeyer Co., Inc. esto ae than 60 miles an hour, or running Each test is to be under the direct ' JEfferson 2646 2625 Locust Blvd. uth of Farmington. a highway ’ sturdily built w is cutting through a hill and | }O-in. oven werading the highway in preparation for gravel. The road is very mud- 7 ees" | DESIGNED TO MEET A DEMAND] automobiles through with horses. Flood waters from the Little St. | Francis River at Libertyville have | ‘ oo 3 FROM . . - Grocers ~ Butchers e Bakers Laundries been washing the highway there and have left it very slippery. Careful drivers, however, have lt- motor speedway, “a Ww > ee _h_ —— Se. "igh ee Su. & sl 2 * + = 2 «SY as L404 Buick is inavalue class — cal Four - Wheel Brakes, an Engine vibrationless beyond belief, and the increased luxury and refinement Buick offers in its Fisher Bodies. And today, despite that leadership well won and firmly held, Buick is constantly seeking to improve its de- sign—constantly searching for the new and better thing—constantly striving still further to increase the value on which Buick’s leadership 1s UICK’S position of worldwide lead- ership is founded on value. Its constant aim is to build each Buick better than the last. The reward of this policy is the un- precedented public demand which is tesponsible for Buick’s leadership. The savings this tremendous vol- ume provides have been used to ‘further enrich quality—by such improvements as the Sealed Chassis, the Torque-Tube-Drive, Mechani- seven GAS STOVES cr burners 2 rhage | si omg ate Cine sited cally dP Oh. 7S Pay $5 Donn ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ae one} Bet a-— SES ee GAS STOVES e stec]; 3 F imeied trim: four burners 3.45 —.° $39.50 I Doan Pay Only $2 Down tf ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL i te trouble on this stretch. ; North on Hannibal Route. > ' ; No. 61, North—the _ S&t. Louis- auisiana-Hannibal-Keokuk ruote is in fair condition and passable Between St. Luuis and Hannibal. North of Hannibal there are two} /®arth detours at Monticello and at ‘Winchester, which are not recom- pMended for travel. The detour be- Ween Flint Hill and Moscow Mills Pas been graveled and is in fair | @ *ndition The Eolia detour likewise | has been graveled and is passable | Wp all weather. ' The Mississippi River was over | # One-half-mile paving at Bird’s ‘Point to a depth of 18 inches on Pedera! highway No. 60, the eross- gate highway between the Missis- Bop! River at Cairo through Pop- 3 Mar Bluff, Willow Springs and Ca- § boo! to Springfield, the highway. @ogincers reported Friday. : _ Perry service has been discon- B tinued between the highway land- | at Bird's Point and Catre. Hourly ferry trips, however, are made between Cairo and the old Missourl Pacific landing, which is g*bout three-fourths of a mile up- | ream from the landing at Bird's Point, Traffic takes a county road ™D the levee to the Missouri Pa- tific landing. This landing 1s haz- | ardous, as 1000 feet of railroad. track must be traversed before | g *ching the water's edge. A sharp | mtun to the levee, necessitating a | Witch-back, adds to the hazard. | @ AN automobile recently ran off | he landing into the river when the | : Arives attempted to drive on to the | 3 | ferry boat. | E Conditions on No. 60. | Beyond Birds Point, No. 60 1s in | Bm, nen. Graveling is under / § etween Birch Tree and Ca- | eck Pays for This Radio °° The road between Poplar peut and Van Buren still is slip- | ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Bery Tf rains, but is kept well | — -_ —— -— =—= «== « 5 ms i ‘a 4 » . . 7 ay eenl! + : we P “ . : ig ie SEDANS $7195.°1995 2" All prices are f. o. b. Flint, Mich., gov- by the Buick Factory. The G. M. A. C. ernment tax to be added. Buick delivered i plan, the most desirable, is also Passenger Sedan, Series 115, $1295. WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. Kingshighway and McPherson NORTHWEST BRANCH: 6513 Easton Av. SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. 1106-8 Illinois Av., East St. Louis, Ill. 3654 South me howd sicitnte neil HS BUICK CO. SCHNURE MOTOR CO. 0, 2837 North Grand BI. 2216-18 Locust St. Kirkwood, Mo. For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone JEfferson 3370 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM yey itd 5 DN "pane “2h * i . rT - VESPER BUICK AUTO CO. Grand and Lindell Vandeventer and Laclede EAST SIDE BUICK CO. nw Monday’s Paper -Room Furniture Day in the anniversary Sale CO. 2500 N. Ninth St. TYler 3341 ~ _> =< —_—=s—P «= «c= «= «a 2508 N. Broadway Phone TYler 2420 ae AF 39 2.4 OB im

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APS F re tek Ab if Nal 40 wee ef es NR OR Tied oS Ye ad cae ot eh Rav PE IT yeh Det tee 98) otepinn Sut BOLT ERN, Sab MPa, PO RAR. 6 nx ju oe WA RT i ; Rnd Mins Oe ee : m ; atti + aes x eg ek OR * . - a ial me F ; * Bid eee 4 aI RE oe Sgr ies " ’ © Apr thet a ry Pedigree a arrspate’ ep intetel . : we +. 4 PAGE f the rate been reserved by AUTO DEALERS CHARTER of the pits ave Deen rese TRAIN TO SPEEDWAY RACES — ae kets for the special traim wi Bleck of Box Seats In Front of Pit siesion to the speedwa) Harve Been Heserved. roun: and a box seatin the pad- rhe ~* yy tS \ i ; . ade} ii . Lewis a Associ ut and will Dealers’ As Locust street. ++ sei nromeo . Louis A , ry ¢ j ry rar ioen and ‘oer rie . is 7 1} i . a ¢ = Ses 7 4 "4 “—s in PRICE OF “DIANA REDUCED co. April 18, ar sn bh id RRERREREEEEEEROO65O00000000 000000 00000 SPECIAL POLISH GivesDUCO » his: lacquer finishes, quick and he ip on Reid Products— ied hy St. ne Les af le as Line was T | LOuis part of a nation-Wi de demon- stration that day of the abilit of this particular Studebaker caiand grades Studebaker. driven ody manager for which is remarkable ander” has the stock engine, which with 3%%-inch is car was the more The “Comm ebaker “big six” is a six-cylinder typ« double joe two-range carburetor. First, the R. T. Wear ervice the Cartwri ght Motor Co.. Studebaker « butor with was started the road which See Stud +h ‘o-distri Lne in oad gear on SUNDAY MORNING. 1997 APRIL 10. PIERCE-ARROW “B0" PRICE I$ REDUCED $350 TO $500 a Cut Applies to Brougham. Runma- bout. Sedan and Coupe Modets. Price eductions mn Pterve-Ar- ihe reduction is ~~ > « >> * stributor. 5-passenger row cars rangin $5°6 on four modeis, ar? VW estern series 24-HOUR SERVICE BRING IN YOUR CAR TONICHT BEFORE 8 O'CLOCK FORD BANDS INSTALLED— ALL WORK UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED TAKE IT OUT TOMORROW MORNING AT 7 O'CLOCK Genuine Ford Stock Lindell REED&REED = » - Fm **2 about a} ? linto the car with W: ONLY M: MAIN ROADS IN MISSOURI ARE OPEN TO TRAFFIC Ceatinucd from Page One. : Words ar blocked by construction Various points From Crvrsta No. 25 fair of Jackson, however ‘ ‘™ is ata ‘iCharies to TRY IT AT MY RISK 23 \ i} “end ceapen below fer FREE OFFER. | Vuly a product teated by thousands anil ibe der constrt has been ee It hugs the curves as true as a train-- The full expression of the Super-Six principle is usable and enjoyable because every detail in preparatic must be traveled siowly Detours on No. 67 Federal Highway No. 67 is~ blocked by construction work from Popuar Biuff south to Qulin. No is also biocked between, Silv: Greenville, and a 15 through son to Greenville is necessary i@ grave! in fair Earlier in the week the St Fran- cis River. at a point where thi detour merges with No, 67 north of Greenviil was banks, The wat: is reperted have reced ed now and travei been resumed Condition of Noa. 47. The section of No. . Waahington south to No. Vila Ridge, is Contra ~ti ‘re are for 4% miles ton itn preparation A county road NO, $66, three miles | Union, is being | North of the No. 57 speed, from Silva > Ser ce i os ond? -— “oe 2€1 001 ct ' a2 oOoVve closed ft gracing Fer» east Fe .rom used as Misscuri Riv: ro0d Ondition Washington to H 1 it dirt Between Hope weil and Warrenton, where it tersects No. 490, it is grave! Warrenton to Haw Poin Gravel is found again be- tween Haw Point and No. $4. wh from St West Aiton on the River and is used in principalir as LOuis br ope ®arth. Troy. ich runs Mississippi the winter to St ane _* ; * . 3 : ra ~ fartri« te = >. 7” : | pomet i 4930 Seuthwest Av the Mississippi at not been months. A itor Yas operating for \V eet severa)] Cherokee and Gravois RACE FOR CARS POWERED WITH OIL ENGINES ABANDONED | The proposed 24. hour race | ars heayry oil ;}which was planned for next fal) ithe Ind! anapolis -edwar > emourage development th ; engine for automotive adbanadonred 1720 Lafayette Av driven br 2315 S. Broadway Moter Spr fae 2 the ve ment ie that @ race mext fa: OL. not allow sufficient time to formu late rules that would be fair and practical and for ene de - sign and factories to build cars to ' ineere +h ing an easily delivered, therefore normally used. In‘all Hudson does there is effortless ease from its swift smooth glide into motion, to sustained high speed and back to the soft instantaneous stopping action of its four wheel brakes. Performance that is spectacular is also safe and usable. e a uper-Six SOUTH Southwest Sales Co. 2 Lebens-Hudson-Essex Co. South Side Motor Sales Co. Winters Auto Sales and Service Salesrooms: Locust at Lindell Cut-Off Maintenance and Parts 4517-4535 Delmar Boul. Near Taylor power. and stamina of the motor. of the chassis is engineered to provide for the The rapier flash of pick up, dexterity of steer- enduring speed ’cross country, are all METROPOLITAN DEALERS WEST —— & Kingchester Motor Co. Manchester and Kineshich« .y GRanad 6688 Suburban Hudson-Essex Co. > 2 bon . 23-25 5. Meramec, Clayton. Wo. PRospect 0956 Spiegelberg Auto Co. 6508 Olive St. Rd., University City Victer 1622 Barker Motor Car Co., Inc. GRand 6641 WYdown 0820 NORTH Northwest Motor Car Co.. Ine S220 Natural Bridge Av FOrest S408 Easton Motor Sales Co., Inc. 5829-31 Easton Av. CAbany ssz0” A. B. C. Auto Sales and Invest. — 3517-19-21 Pace Bi. PArk. 3082 7486 Manchester Av, Maplewood, Mo. Hi¢ch.2123 Brock Motor Car Co. HUmbolt 0639 4416-18 Olive St. JEffersen 8200 HUDSON-FRAMPTON DISTRIBUTORS Phone: JEfferson 3100 OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY Salesrooms . 4517-35 Delmar Boul. For Emergency Service Nights, a or Holidays in St. Phone JEfferson 3370 Compete in it. . — “PERMANENT-SULT"” — Bungalow Garage} = Distance by CK AUBURN 3 BUNS 68.3/ M1. Pn FOR OOO MILES. | american Record for the Standard Model Claimed —Timing Official. biery (ar “tock mm VUav- & in order to meet the highly efficient service oOcarticn. lhe new Quarters pre ervice facilities. more mechanics. Here wou will find a men experien of mmproving Operating costs. the ef Dik FEDERAL a Strictly need wm the

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em ae eS a | ; fi AUBURN Segraves to Put 1000-H. Pp. CHRYSLER crore = “yceset © "NO ROAD BUILDING FOR FINDS WHIPPET ECONOMICAL nil ie not . | Prance. accarding to the Ca S]e, perv ce station. with ST, LOUIS COUNTY IN 1927 The operating cost of a Kansax ager of the Motor Trucking Asso > pp mateiy 60 , “hot ” tion f America, Inc., recom- City police shot squad of ciation of ‘State Automobile Association, * Record A l approximate] ' taled =20,090 vehicles last year, - u O in (l useum fi on Neher ET caticin ees ; Ai ie oe : Whippets is most economical! in i merided that motor vehicle @ri rs — ae Snes UMme. accore- a ES lay by a road budget greiciagl municipal checkup has dis- | be subjected to psy: he »] ‘oatead ex ‘ ' iis 4 av ¢' “gay lle rv APA . «i =) Ir) up, Tr} . . | y Sia ho ; pproximately closed. The Whippets coat the city | amination, tn an address befave t) ‘ 4 | ‘., —— é i tit + ey eine ‘ —~—....STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 192 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ PAGE 3 een ee, Tye } e : expended $46.92 each per month to operate, | (om! f ant sate of ry + Ga . I rk 1000 MILES = gp Drove 3 ne ~~ P. Hi. Says He Eioor Space of Midwest Motors si : went or, r Pe ee ise : os a. na steppe noo he eheckap reves. ‘Ame rican Bar rerehcee riWuUi OVAat 4 ARIE’, . a . ' i CUR OY . pad ley this vear will Ge Plans to Compete in 500- Mile Race at ath Hy Ir tg 40.000 to road maintenance ~ ) \ } 4 bia ual sia | ¥ ya io es OM Dp if ‘TionN oO} about i bepPch day, . \V - i. _ *S Of roan ab are cylinder, 1000 horse-power Sun- in England. ‘To do such a thing Motors. Inc., at 3870 Washingtor , , roads which were not en CF SNe Se veseeew | ee oe ted finished under the 1926 program d Model Claimed > Standar e alme peam car which recently Ws ner one would have see the j,ouylevar?. and by turchase f a : Home Rectan, Se | ee ck cals ela. ave the ear an ear 7h teh. {go ont Dp So Ose F Timing Official linia sesrar- the: Daseoen tienes retary, Parliament’ _—- ming Icial. ven his majesty, King George.’ ; lo ; - speeaway at the record speed ‘ “Americar : 7 mae th ones d building On the CAST ig” tre (LCT B d B k d b t * ; 4 alii», sift °O7 . nt , space of the Chrysler service sta- $10 00 18x18 4 rakes mean danger, ben 2 é ted a . co . , . rs ‘ -97.6 miles per hour by Maj. ‘have forgotten more than En- Size Li — : 3 - . . - ; - | 2 : ; . « ‘ was . > a” 1 neparen l . se AVeS we ir) ‘ t . . : ' orig l wheel | 18x18 2-Car Size, $2¢3 £ #t to the P ° iJ el ives Wi ij be p lace ] in « 68 . : , 0) 10x18 1-Car Size, $165-) » new record oO 6S.57 miles per shortly efore busine “I ene ae et ely ov, - . jain ire mi eage. endant precision > hes Priges on Other Sizes hour for Luv miles ! cOommpetitic i, Salling tor riane Wilh Lis ("; : are “4 7 zing f course in Europ: } oye » f 1 “erent +11 Omori Balance . fT, oy a er Ly ia ; . b . , 1 Service Door Stites secs date Gat te BB the Los Angeles ‘Times’ trophy, He declared, however, that he we have a better theoretical | An Accurate Brake Adjustment yr ae meth- servic BTATLONS 10) ssi 40U = ‘ - . mas iUSt heen au 2 2 uiver WOuld return next vear tft -OMm- ; Bi’ : ; ; " , oa se ; ' be nee a pee - x" rir Drop ' ETT CO. ee hl 6 ctutitio eennt | note in the Indiananciia {i i e. | é 5 piace, eee te tO 7 eS hoe Sinai 4 Siding . : 4 : e speed a ‘ . 4 ‘ . >t i i . ii liftiia] ipo) ‘ - - ‘li a ? a } or } * ‘ ; ’ | ’ ’ ’ ¥ ee ee _ , ake cars so well 1 erent Muecitd ie 1 Os ate °x4 Studs. 24- Costs less than a repair bill. Have and Builder of Bungalow Gevages : your eligi , ey i gies Lil. i ‘ : ¢ ype hem ; ‘ maith . | + Wit YT . - : 3 . . ~UU } 1G j SS ri@ece aP'e | : , . iif¢ e Lg Shingle Roof . . an Sm reins bs en ose coe Se theta a Da Sn eek ae Obligation meter by brake specialists. ? # ‘ "T*} *hy } ‘ rt ’ .% ’ Own? P ; } »/’ * , ane 8 are { e i ' ie i ‘ a." ci . _—— VW e Buil , y . : . 7 4 } mé at | ae ) } ry ’ ? ‘ } ’ . ; ; ’ \ { + 7 > . ‘ ‘ a5 miles per Nou wm Am an; Davton; each,” for their co-oper- bsolutely unsatisfactory for hic] wink’ ate | 1 Bungalows, Flats, Sun Porches and Enclosures. j j ! ‘ i ( \ I Me T) ce ord i0 at of bre al rril Co his de f , : ~s , | lj moO yy rhe agagaed - oe - 7 . . > » eg imate Hoo peer nmeiet le gi | | 3 ssid agg he 4 ) Remodeling and Repairing of All Kinds. AUTOM OTIVE ; ; - ST)¢ m ynotor oD, Tee erriole, ‘On- i 1s | partmi nt wWwhliil Over alNgarea sbatiew?r rycr +h ? ry hiilign ‘ ier the AubDu! Be ' (iif It - aha’ wera ? est 5 — NS - . a é { mroayr ; ; a 4 .* >” re - 4 4 i kao D~ > + P ‘ The ‘ ‘ ae ins , ‘ hi ca A -_ i ¥ ; ‘ 7 | é ‘ ‘ Was j ; A = " ry 4 “an 4 - , Board of 1 ; eae - es nas offered the trophy ‘ , “eo * 1H . i . > f it} mace ine 1] « min rT? ee ‘ at observe! ~— mr) : ai Uvets : . . ans eer e rye l Y x sb “xs : Were Y 4 é ‘ * > , 7 4 ei oF « 4° 4 sfiia ica ha ‘ i aA ws «i> . ; _ . ’ ‘ Ca A ‘ ‘ ; . 4 . ‘ . ‘ cr ris ‘ ‘ re’ o ’ é . ner hon? aa thar .? ‘qd ek. ~ we ss a\/ a AA ‘ «eA, A tad i fter tha y . a ¢ mmplered dates | — as Oth . Spree avVer- - . Ai “ tid 4 Sis ‘) is ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ Re (} *) ’ ’ ’ ‘ Bae Tin? ) f ) YY) + ; ~ a a ~ ® ‘ - . a4 , ; ss ' h ee , ages made were: For 200 miles 2s cha ~~ ; ' says t ° ots A er } " ; neariy compare vitn caf hdi- > . P +1 a , fs oy TY ile e per mour tor fit) vy es fe r biti . ; 1] } i } : . , , = = ’ j ui aa s ‘ ‘ ? ana > ram? r 4 4.3. + | } ‘ ? ) ‘7 > 9 ‘ 4 id i UU # Y ’ ’ ry ‘ " 4 _ * : ' " . at ‘ Pili iv rf ’ VW , lTidaiis¢ i, ? ‘ T - ii ¥> ; ‘ Y : ; Tl } ’ . ¥ * } ‘ . ’ Ty | r ' "7 ’ if ~ es hig ‘ i it 4 4 urn CTO oy a." 1 iY - j* Pye. A A4‘A,> "3 se A ‘ tT Ad i@Tra., “a, — ine 14h. 374m i later. the ine Times’ } (i}-t4ijle ropnoyv may . 7 > \ . . ‘+ + , a 7 ’ + 4 ~ > "7 > ‘~~ » next morning. During ine night v TT] el¢ LOT Vy dal SLOCK Car. , mthe Auburn whirled round tiie t was first offered about 3 years / Washington Ax mile-and-a-quarté ¥ track illu l- a2 and : Lilie Oly [f) ‘lal tong CEntral 7586 : . nating the path with its own he 4d- i distance ompetition helc iT} 1} p.m lights. The track was uadtahted country. itt titn.L.Cmre . 2 rn | seo . Oakland-Fieher Bodies!” ‘ 1 Ra ro BNC att aa. mi cman onli, ie ; Bi 8 shea ye 7 : eA | h ‘34 sa Seas aires Si Dats Pe is ; s ie Ee ae PO Bee Saya ehe yA : a: eye | ie ¢ — Prominent among the many advancements 7&8)? A refreshing ergphasis on the brilliant beauty —”* * Oakland has pioneered for the industry is of Oakland-Fisher Bodies—for these striking the use of Fisher Bodies on cars of the Oak- $ and original combinations were devised in As Thee ME Sedan Sedan - land price class. cooperation with Dupont, the world’s lead- All prices f. 0. b. Detvots, ie sor excane tas. oo : Everyone knows that no small part of Oak- ing authorities on automotive color and color oS | a | land’s popularity is directly traceable to the contrast. | : | | excellence of Oakland-Fisher coachwork. Oakland bodies You who have felt that refreshing color harmonies were ah ee ee eee ee Sear > Ss eR, bee ey oa) he have always been notable for the spaciousness and luxury exclusive to the costly car field, will find a revelation await- 7 ing you in the Greater Oakland Six of today. Each body type reveals even more satisfying beauty... Each represents 5 In balanced proportion, in harmony of contour, in ex, _ the outstanding value of its field... For each provides all of 4()22 W. P; ine BI. | cellence of detail and appointment—they have long repre. Oakland’s renowned stamina,smoothnessand flashing per- | sented an ideal that other manufacturers have found advan. formance enhanced to a new and unique degree by a new tageous|tojimitate , ee 3 7. + ey ‘ Ue fr _ sh sigh me : : ‘ eo ae 4 .s & : aa > a Z ”; ai #, P . ‘ .: ib 5 7 Vaart eed } Pet i PSR Y ~y 2 e ¥ 7 y “ » oft i daa Phy, ’ - ete Ho prem * Cae RAD < :

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Enerele pedia. secretary; Geeree he AUTO SOLD WITH EACH HOUSE: ] k t ‘acai ~? ONEER AUTO MEN ch. cee, Shes ae > and PRICE IN THE SECOND DEED TT "Makes Chevro et n oO Say 3} ¥ eh yn. esl dent of the A Long Island home builder has : ag SHH w estern At shenseh Co., WeT® aolen a march on his competitors ¢ . a rae HISTORY scted to the board of directors. by installing a Whippet car in the 4 , MONEY CPEN| (IN 2 0 Nine of the pioneer automobile | eee garage of each house that “ : acturers of St Louis hav?; be constructs. a Rrock 1 i istripute ad ; : ded according to Borbein, who has The price of th car is includec i. P Ps : F | ~ 7 ‘ _— | Monthly meetings will be held Dy, are exté nded over a period of fiv - society vears Counties Figure Expendi. me: a. fl) Bie || ves Pioneers! 2 society “formes PERFECT . GARAGES IXe ture In 10 Years Would : e . . boo mrincipall vto pw am: a t io ‘ vin ~ ‘ Have Built 7500 Miles of in ; ne | ht oe beers ef te ee FAULTLESS Gravel Highways. e* 4. 3 ‘ , hy scangnenggtnnllateea Bian ett wits: ae - aee2@ aime — ws Ly =F hig ’ ’ , : a+ = a » [per Siz. - 7 oy . » “Saunt Le hala OO BRINE BO He SP BLD PRS ISS HR Rigg EE I PE ORT ME ies eee d sd C) - ye 6 OR et & | : as | oon of the eociet = | 4 wae Pay Phone JEfferson 2860 — COMPENSATOR DESIGNED LARGE CHEVROLET SALES caer taal sf - Lev “ir to. PERMANENT—-NOT PORTABLE Prices and Night ecaneaminaal FOR HYDRAULIC BRAKES INCREASE IN 32 GITIES vx: satsor of Dykes Avtomonil ‘ea45. QUALITY FOREMOST ‘ouye G Wm. J. Chandet, Pres. 1 nap hops $1 5 CONCRETE AND EXCAVATING *& ete Ts FECT ° ° | ater somes atl | Tres Cova $25 and Up PER OFFICE CONST CO Brake Service Corp. aa cely : ing ss . Q Various Styles and Sizes te Choose From. (all Now for Information. t h is 4€uradie tes that the Fal- closed riodels will? ° - ° ° ‘ peeeinn aa Engine | During National Braking Demonstration | ‘ icon-Knight engine, which velop b>, rake bhorse- Week Be Sure to Try the Brakes on a Flying ee Bae oe eee 4 . | The two sliding sleeves. which inj Cloud—the Last Word in Braking Effi- | ; oP. | Berdeisg on replace the valve] anwggm of othe au tomopit a} ciency, and Only Flying Clouds Have Them }| SS gg ecm enon Z : . ion a ate actuated te =e renee wie BY oe = 5 = : seen Game: Ms aae”. r at oe de f > rt t re, ee ‘$} f Pe 4) uy " Lat $ex3 he FF az aa ;-s +3 : a 4 ed highways not shaft driven from a’ 7 | concreteg under the 91° : ’ ‘ gient chain at the front «nd of! oad bond issue. Gravel roads ca! P - va . : a wv F the motor. this eccentric shaft; . . ° : - be constructed for a few thousan - 2 - drtving the connecting rod« which! are OL Mii faise and lower the sieeres.. The m pag be obtained nearby, BRAKE 8 URING this week, April 10 to April 16, inclusive, when dem- ' = A | Saiavel of the sleeves up and Ginn i approximately an inch, and the , ~ = onstrations of braking efficiency are being given nationally x =i | Z MEE passaz- of the sleeves in their al-| Serviced at by Reo, be sure to try out a Reo Flying Cloud. a in Sg reat: up and down travel opens P.~ amd closes the intake and exhaust) , - : | , rts, which re cut into they NIGHT In the interests of your own safety, see how Flying Cloud brakes | c lly 5 | . ~’ ee The 2%-inch crankshaft has? Phone JEfferson 2860 protect you : iia ‘waste Lin pricntion San GENERAL : a > r ; | | - , : full-pressure force-feed type. AB] For, in Wet or Dry Weather , . . @ ber of high-priced cars tends te trol it e P 7 jae «Te Guce transmission noises : a0 : ms 4 5 FA BE Has Bendix Four-Wheel Brakes —Flying Cloud riding comfort is insured because of the velvety 4 “an | = * a The rour-wheet Seas / ? | , ™" eS ; ) . : 2 | Rerndix typ: and are inctosed, vith What Do You Know? | stopping waoen stop you must : 4! : " ‘ Z im special shieiding against road’ : 7% ” . - ® 8D.as and dust. The emergency) And when Flying Cloud brakes say, “Stop,”’ they mean it—all = YY " Bh brake operates on the rear wheels, | A Knowledge Test the time, at any speed, forward or going back under any and all wee : ue" : : - ee re ore 06 eee . om each side of the Falcon-Knight. | | | conditions of road and weather. . oat = See steebers in ent aeeae tik here sane’ ay —- stqme Apo | : , y | , , ™ Seven croas members make for are they? (Alt others are cali Ll | >? "4 . . ; « : 4 frame strength and rigidity. anh LOUS } | i by We Hope It Rains and Rains ~- as ’ ; ; | Balloon tires, 5 by 30 Inches, are wtan4ard eee ~ = ~ o__ Ww i. was Secretary of State hen We hope it pours so that you can try Flying Cloud brakes after , , : ! , | he Knighs engines which hae United States declared war ten vears ago: | driving through miles of mud and water. a , | — Porepeas carn and rs They are sealed so that dirt and water don’t get into the drums. | | : 7 Ta rapid bullding up of SOOEEI That means that they “‘stop’’ when other brakes most often fail | iloecre to te un maa ae because of dirt and water in them. a Pression ratio 25 percent great S| ’ 3—Who wrote the of India” so oft 4— Just what is green gold. now so popular in = | They work as well in hot weather as in cold—as well at the bot- >liwr> + : | , , H : plant in which the Faleote jewelry ? | tom of a long, long grade as at the top. fe Xzich: is made t at Elyria, O eacauarters are in Detroit. Pasi WA no won tame. ae ee They give equal pressure on all four wheels, whether the car is : | MeThe jreaident of the sume ald ‘ aad «t c?. Lid ii (yy Hil ; . - m \ 7 , : Tin? ~w hale ir ok a) ta eS RD geemede anc, "Balk ce going forward or going backward. | . : | angi . al sociated with Dodge fro h- the average ergine of sis ~ , = , ino a : : _s _: - i " iL ? : / . — — often crest tent cal New York | They will stop a Flying Cloud in its own length from a speed yo? , , | tes a, ' 2 Tate © Wilivs that you'll think is too fast to allow it. | Ma f + ptsccalty interested in the Fale . you I ; Yee : : : = 1 Brockman, head of th And you'll stop in a straight line. if. mm. ** Retry here y ~: o ix £ 7 » fe ' laee , j 7 : "-Koniehe “ * seul : There will be a Fly ng Cloud ready tor you during National ne ge nnn ae ee _ - re in the wt * ae “ars ate ¢ ad , | : : mm : ‘ art numper, under . OMI iwc. | J ‘S8y ‘es striking!+ (lUlustrated & bs a ‘ : ‘m+ e . ‘ 7 ¢. : ‘ha: ha =f +e acive eee > | » * . 4 7 ; ‘ » os BSNS 8 © ; : Turere tn the (industry are se | | OUIS nec = “'ding eighta, either exclusively h; i s > | aa § ‘ a Py ’ 10—W nat is a rebus: | . -* . to > - * COENEN RIE A OE BEAN AS SD RAGA OL LE GRE GME PP LAL OLY LNA RGIS EA IE REALE LS MEE, A. IR, . : : iene o , —— se ci te ae ii rae “ ae : sg ’ nig’ Pepmpanr rn i* top moedel of their ines, SEO tg at Distributers ae 1] FLYING CLOUD 3145 Locust BI. The Correct Answers to the above will be printed TOMORROW ~~ Steiner.Fahrenkrog Auto Co, South Side Reo, Inc. in the POST-DISP | ite CTORIA ere ee xs 4000 Page BL 2829 S: Jollee ieee BROUGHAM mow TERRITORY DEALERS ' e, dge 9 ests stentlar to the , SPORT COU _. A. Baisey. Nokomis. | & &. Schanderwind. Bellewille, [1 ” hee! Bees Ge. Bestienter. Sr oo ~~ — a A ey Unies. Mo. : PE ‘ M C hi —~ Morris eter Us. it. ‘ . Cat ate “4 above with arnsw | h Sal-Smart Ce, Kirk » Me Riley od ol. Machens Motor Co. St. Charlies Mo Fishborn a Borin, + canted sth Lil Feiefield bau oe ye . - “ ? ers tn tne same leha Brandes, Marine, Til. Exyption Ree Co. Murphysbero, Tl. C- Knecht. Coulterville, Ill Tri-City Nash Co. Granite City, tl Fairfield, fl. “i A he Httie aie whine te camel Berman B&B . Carlinville. U1. Cape eo oter Ce. m=. ‘ide. € mbéia. Til. Je ot Ca. NI Hew'nt &® Uederweed Me. ram ¥ € — ‘4 . a 23s issue, are printec EVERY DAY Go agperot Seamer Gah. Seema. mi Cape Girardeau, Mo. i Hess Motar Co.. Anna, | Mille- meena Olney, af mm Th we ‘ * Jordan will be feet "= : a ar re Rne ct? 38 the as oO - in the Daily Post-Dispatch NO OTHER AMERICAN ( CAR ZBASTS AS tOne AS eee ONE Pr wiT come tess because tt te amall ‘™ ice “

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icin ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ai ; aes black, set off by a black bead- the comparatively rare mineral. various models of (handlers 19°. oF , " =e S co ree with center stripe Pes vermii ilion greenockite. One of its principal line. They are. Sheridaa | oa | and two vermilion hairlines paral- uses heretofore has been the manu-'silver gray, Buckingham gr) | . | el ng each side of the beading. facture of amalgam for teeth fill- two-tone brown, lotus bDiue, '"%v ‘ c aunef™, The window reveals are likewise ing It is rust and corrosion proof. tone green, green and black, dari am = in vermilion and the hood louvres; Being comparatively soft, {t does blue, pearl gray and olive green 4 | ave hairline stripes in the same not crack as would nickelorenar- navy gray and dark blue, two-ton: , a COLO! ‘el plating when bolts and screws gray-green, light brown, bine anc . . -_ ! . “= napa The ton is f gray leather wit ar ightened. uff. age brush green, two-top » 1, Bockman to Distribute R ; . _— Added Model in Vermili: nm and ‘4 "he i ; ns “" var — ee es - fea ° rns ‘Seas ton and Nevadu , Knight-Engined Six in ore grin : . or —— ni ” rape a ; sla C K: NO Deliveries Be- isc wh Ss al standard equip- Chandler Color Range Wide. gray, two-tone biege brown, vate - C] a SO: IO. | tore April 135 nt nd ca ermilion with A wide range of colora and color tone sage brush green, Brewst the > 1000 ass. $4 él lack Sing al center. Two combinations can be had in the’/green and Holyoke blue. loll OWillg Sit ‘ I ] (rial cf gf } sii 2 trine ire je the penne SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1927 | Ee ao POST-DISPATCH —__ ee ee ii CUP iperial ay} Wy last he new six-cylinder eaicon- , Nicaea — ™ Sz : sunday. this new Chevrolet mode! rownp corduro. upholstery, PRICES WIL t—the only brand-new Car Sone acnaeanicaie cme mee sige i aaaaenanannmmmnans I ae ee i > = as €2) pronounced yeady for Hl 2h ith tron’ seat switch, BUY TIRES NOW! ADVANCE gaigh 4 - : ‘ . nowy a aR ene e : - wn —- » 4 . t out by a new company this ae pie . Pn! eta cod ‘ $ > aes ‘ $ eo . " es 7 : ‘ 2 * » : . + ’ . a TT the first moluor Cal in the ES gen ite i X nce aaa Peper ee eee ee es 4 4 : if) Piy st tnis WwW mode] swing-out type, é onmiplete the GOODYEAR ALL- WEATHER CORDS j -GRADE co D iRES powered with a hi 6: 25 bs 3 Bas eas oy a Ri ae Sie ae ri eS ——— from the | standard fixti rt | sOCai PiaNt are now being class to be 33 BA i : E 3 amare atures o. tne Rew ian- Ns } All Oo. 8. eet J gleeve-Valv: engine—has ’ , aE HEE RS: ‘s ? B | ; ; oe h | Spies og RAI f Dy. . displave d hy (“hevrolet deal re in d: Lu 1, | ew . Fresh Stock 30x33 Non-Skid 5. 75 7 sved in St. Louis Ea tae ee pea a be St. Louis and the adjoining terr:! 3013 “ > > ene RE. oe ‘ AS NPSEE ELE erri- Cord 3° ° S. to Ge mi. ’ Tro models of the F ulcon- Knight a — a Bt. ox : Meine ea mone Siac ai . aes j tory. Deli eries of the new. model Cadmium Plating on Olds. 3214 $5 Non-Skid AW. &, $13.95 po ‘ od. oe the-Rong- Corde Upfve-passenger sedan and a tha ’ \ Secon ro f , 4 ire net to he made until after April Cadmium plating is used by fp 00%58.8. Won-Skid A.W. Cords, $23.45 | 0.5 Neo Stl $5.05 -4 gham a 1. hs in gz sno0own today ¥ & : 5 * : ‘ 2 — officials have efated. lismobile Or) ory externa! bolts, 3315 S.S. Non-Skid AW. Cords, $23.95 : ‘ it 9bil io . ma SS ae % " ’ : } tt : . 11 ¢ new 1YY) rerio] ‘ 1H) i ‘ ' t Non-Skid Cord “veg inate SN AOR | a. , TOE eae | ieee Other sizes at proportionately =23 fort forfive grown Persons a i speed wagons. This method of de- ie. er 3 ie et low prices. . . — ~~ Seconds—But Willi Not Affect Wearin uality of These Tires ‘ Pr car does not. iW"OPY ] ead 4 aIce the acta : * “ ; rae bP ess’ ‘ than one ars’ : os ed eee | L1N ' I ‘ Was used t , (‘'auU: i f} fa LO] \ ; %. ~ a. = : = KS 1 ; TERMS: Cash, or very lib- x oti a All Mall Orders Must Be Accompanied by Bank Draft. —. Order or Check, Special velour up iolstery, satin- {would only promise slow shipment ord eee oe s eral monthly pay- , _ JEFFERSON 1180 to Save Delay in Shipping FFYERSON 1180 ish hardware, one-plecs wind- by freig} t. 5 * nee E ss i aield and automatic windshield; Pplgcin . tham on the enceadwacont The new Essex Super Six “speedabout,” which has just arrived ee ee Reliable Auto Tire Company deaner are standard. Garnishing | IE RE ES OS POR Te FE St. Louis. Note the torpedo end. High speed and ability to main- See Model Garage at 1226 S. Vandeventer—Open All Day on cep ge anime marae lated the necessity Of sending | tain it are claimed for this new model. : Phone, Sundays and After Office Hours, GRand 7839 3117-3119 LOCUST STREET owl and doors is in walnut fin- | foyr lrivers to th facto! as th - gm co : jfour di , a8 th _— 7 . Office Hours, GRand 2050 Wholesale and Ketall—Dealers Write for Our List ish ind interior fittings and uphol- , epal Body lines are long and low, ly Yq, tery will be the same as other MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. ie Deliver to All Parte of the City Pree of Charge. ing accentuat: d Dy the iong ee oe 5 | standard Marmon eight closed 1210 Ss. VANDEVENTER og LOUIS, MO. Open Frenings and All tbaw ee to Serve Oar Customers he radiator is distinctive, and th 28 , i ears mdiator Ornament is a falcon. T| gs . , sin Visors on the closed models gre integral with the roof. Seats wide and set low in a restful mosition. Exterior finish is durable polished lacquer. Ce a SR aa » The factory states that the Fal- -_ i WE ii i a eT NY con-Knight closed models’ will | reach 60 miles per hour, and that ’ FOS, @ ~ rs A ; = / $ gies ce 7 > , ; SOxs = SSN . $ . , the engine gives 35 m. p. h. on high os SN a % 7 , “ Re TSS SS} at ae “¥: i ‘ . ; Le ‘ . a . $ . . 2 Ne ~ ye . STA eg * . d 7 cA a, . . Wea : > , - - --~ - ee ——- The Faicon-Knight engine, which : : ee ea ; Ben, P i i ‘ - : x Ke Loe hig tes, pes LG es . ; 4 ny . » 3 $ said to develop 45 brake horse- De Poe ee ne oo ‘ . ae Ae : . we 4 : Ad 7 a A. de . r . . *Y¥ . 4 o> " ; “> > . odd «x + A . Barn’ UL thie a idiakth ee se MS we Yep able. ae + alt ala: Kee rg Marta ait, power, has a bore of 2 15-16 inches 21 and a stroke of 3 ‘® inches. The two sliding sleeves, which in His X Fos % - one } : Cae ie - sg the Knight motor replace the valve Stee | 5 ER MD re mechanigm of other automobile ; / VA os “J power plants, are actuated by one sti 4 RM pipes me ~ @eentric shaft driven from a Ment chain at the front end of the motor, this eccentric shaft diving the connecting rods which mise and lower the sleeves. The favel of the sleeves vu and down _ » ip = ahead an inch. and the passage of the sleeves in their al- ternate up and down travel opens Front view of closed mode] of the new a Six. and closes the intake and exhaust! * srs ‘3 t forts, which are cut into the speedwagons, also new factory jobs, ESSEX SPEEDSTER giecves. were destined for the St. Louis dis- The 2%-inch crankshaft has! play floor | IS SMART MODEL + ‘ - y b » a f m . * a ° a 2 geven bearings. Lubrication is The 520 miles between Lansing New Essex Speedabout. 1 eT tan A 0 mo De owe? full-pressure force-feed type. Anand St. Louis were driven between, +r), : Pe tips a p an ergs eee tne tegen Re ee mtg he ager tibsl haem - des Seyrainariagts -, aré show A fam) Nee > ph) Cine kgnatg’y Y Pan ~ ri 7 ee at eae 5 mg ey ey wont ORT We ~e > aah ¥ wl 7 “ae lew Essex Super-Six speed- Sutomattc thermostat keeps en-/| Friday morning and Saturday .j,ou: a two-passenger roadster. is gine temperature constant, and morning. nee bi ie itn ein ' aved b udsonr- {> ? s * ake star@ag easter. A flexible The new Red Cloud victoria is 4a) ja-4mptron tor Car Co., Hudson- m a ow eT Tice cart Wnit in the cYutch used on a num-/ four-color model. Th Of the recex distributer %: lie top in ber of high-priced cars tends to. hood and a four-inch belt around reduce transmission noises. the body are done in desert sand. popish lines. The Has Bendix Four-Wheel Brakes. The rest of the body i , light | «i : nlined like a speedboat. . . ° . sion abthe \urawk ‘The running gear is Biack-| non navine caaete to oedet as R years the Knight sleeve-valve quietness and long Itfe, sets a new high Smalx type. and are inclosed, with| An olive-green top, with window | the rear. engine has been the motive power _ standard of motive power in the lower specia shielding against road i reveals in desert brown, parallel | he tanda color is right ’ . ° ° splash and dust. The emergency | with a green hairline stripe on each preen. Green Fer to a com “a ‘ ‘ oie rs : eae " ; nie agents . . . ‘ TS & Was vice president in modern, is also repr: sented in th: . ' =f , ‘ia 3 nane!] 3 vi » e | | h Of sales. John N. Willys is | ereens. with Robin Hood green and 7 | | — > . . . ; . tT. , . ~4 . } > ’ >| : eet - lancially interested in the Fal-. Haig green. American heroes ar: The motor of the net t " fon-Knight factory commemorated in Boone brown eg cash pl | oeuige Seale Phil . and (‘rockett brown, Use on xa vnain miit — thy -_ 43 en @ at st | é 7 - | 4 — : improv. ‘ ~ icer rubt a uniy rss j : a frame ner 4 NOW SIX cross a ip H. Brockman, head of the spat i ' st. Louis distributers of the Fal- Chrysler “70” cabriolet fOn-Knight, was formerly head of tons. the St. Louls Police Board, and is ®ne of the most widely known au- ‘OMObile men in } eae Middle West. carmine, partridge JORDAN DECLARES PUBL = san2_ sa orcnia IMDORSES LINE EIGHT MOTOR colors. desert san and trimming as Pe ma oT "2 ; . ; ween r : es ; vis gies , i a Po j i on a . bee spied a , bse ; * i ‘ | ne oe ; aia? eet « ‘ pice Sy A mn Pras d OST RAS nae, pire yan ‘2 ewe ae we} 0) abl . Ch ts Wey ee ‘ ctu - ~e: ea - - pile otk | oa g 4 $ hey x om, tee (ae af ge , t €* rf within TN 4 Indorsemen: of the line eigh* elder green This , cols - ne wT } , the fact that half of the acive m2n- OP Bape eae gees cain ufact se pistache, chalet and arn . Urers in the industry are now Uillding eight &, either © xclusivel v > > . ma ih ' Or as th , |Peter Pan, Czarina and Trouvill: © top model of their lines,” jp iues and Timberli: ) says Edward SS Jord: an presid: rt . Ss, «ali il riadi 1 vy Vriio Audi ni o* on tho >> ie ray c : gi Sherat on et monastery Sid ; nt : . 2 $¢} 3 : : wee ™ q “"N anuf ac heors who have New Type Ww indshield nay omg case. ‘hese fit ints racket r th ding line eights during A de parture fron + he | re? ry ) . ited Paste 2 nie - rrie ‘ : ; en Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. R } them ” year have discontMued | tion of the penduium ty \ Bree ; : d Ph JE PRT | | Says Jordan. » shield iper is found in the Stor? rubber 13 unting dor awa wit] _ . wena r one ‘fferson 2 re SO. inc. REE cs ci, cieni |iang cloctric winGshicid cleanbr.| any sietal-to-mnetel pentact be- 3107-11 Locust Bouleva | . . “ae =rown ate teed in Si ene ever | distribu l bv the . oti bole tywreen motor and t] hassj here. Associate Dealers Jeff Pen easy ier er arn se amon Bs Staton Carondelet-Knight Motor C e erson : dium. orices te 1d gi ¢ \ arg ac Ts HTL’ j Te>s % *a* SoS t. + Armstrong & Gatzweiler aron e e ” nig oO or QO. . te chief reason for { | motion and cle aie : | 720 Ki i eaealt: dle 8224, Alabama Av. Union Garage, Union, Mo. ; 7 8 that it gives the kind of is | om 4 L me ee 780 ——- ta Kiverside 3217 Renn Motor Co. Jefferson City, Me. a b formance that bhuvers demand i tained electric moto perated off m ! the eignt-cvlinde: Maplewood gag wre aa deon- Essex Co., = *hen they select ~ fine nae * any starting and POE ee, See Oe ee eha ~ peony i 3s roduc. ee a Underwood Met. Vernon, - The lit lle six which is coming.” | The cleaner is designed for heavy t!0! : ap esata. re 7 DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEA tu _ Jordan, ‘‘wil) be just as fine | duty work and operat: vith t t will se ‘ o ic. | A every re spect as the eight, but pounds constant — NOT ON E “Will com less because it ts small- | the windshield through an auto rin size’ lL eontte tension spr 7 OR ee ee noryins eres roepeans Ret « Wi: % q P i) re ae a . a greens: Canterbury, Baim! ee ne

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0. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | GE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- wie oe __SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927_ ~ | — : $k kk ke a a ak ke ie ak a a ae Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis Owned (EEXEEEEEIEEEUEEEEEEEEE SEOHAVE IW RECORD coe SPEEDWAY LINKED | “A 7 a - BY THREE BRIDGES eo ae in Vi NEW OVERLAND DEALER cinity of St. Augustine to ointment of the A-D Motor be Opened Wednesday. ..” oration, 601 Willys-Overland . _ 7, Te yu is imnouns c i J | all HE 5 ; 6 bs : ‘ Ab | : ‘ * he > : > - : “~ it + j . ‘ - ae | . ; »? by | 2 ° } , ‘ ALS ’ Te i j oo. s*% E¥« . SS. . “* ™ “ re) i i] - " . . of r in ; =e * ~ ~ 4 ; ‘a Pe» ' . bh : a sian ~ ron e ' a4 4 : , Ba hone eee. e* rAc Ory? r ¢ M ss **% ¥ ‘) «A 4 %é rToci (et A Se | i ‘ " 7, Bask is ‘ 3’ a me > L i . " a . £ ’ ’ a” ’ “ ’ : + > } : 7 3 i . — 2° . - ,1¢ * . - _ nef ale ‘Ss a‘ +c ny , ‘ ‘ ‘ +e ; * ‘ « -— tow ye . - a : ‘ “a Ka . — ‘ ? aad i A A 4 sy “ ¢ * 4% *% ~ a + es ‘ aw aa *% . - Ff + & . uA ae — 7. ° > j tee 6 --* 4 7 ? ‘ Tur vy ; ‘ aA . .* rye vse rd ‘ pod WSS ‘ ~LaS . - . L)¢é ; 5 L¢ -_ ++ : a " ‘ “ + . = > - ‘ q a — . b> saree A Viis . © > ft) * . -* vy + ie L11© » Ye 1g. + mel > " a oe cA » ¥ . ; v v ’ . | eg 4 . « - > . . ; 3 | t 4 > Reg. $2 Value | Reavy aut ° = nd dune . ; or }, » ; ' { cean, nas we ’ . Ps - | e > (28t [@W Weeks and ¢«¢ een St. Augustine altern ‘ive adrive j i creased eatin ot ne to A x. Prumis be aches as Sper lways. accor! 1] ~ To Be Extended to Jac ksonville. planned to extend the boule- ’ . t+ ths Sa vr) & yusandth VOW 9h, ‘ +} _ it is not feasible to use 7 JACASONVI€ ndar time, motorists can Six was ad sands of the t medium o; between Atlanti Leach rifles ! tide a bro = lar in - $15.00 value, on sale Closed-end type, 1%4- ne Triple Bar Bumper or Bump- $ 95 erettes. A $18.50 value. 9g “3 ‘3 === Per Pair .. at $12.50 Set; coaches. Fach Set consists of Cowers for ail on Sala a... seats and backs, side panels, doors and 9: “ Nationally ii Advertised $ 25 Tailor-made for 4-passenger coupes, 2-door sedans and 2-door ettes for heavy- weight cart, Handsomely Spanish leather "trimmed. 2255 31x5.25 We Rg a0 | Br800 -29.95 32x6.20 .. ..31.45 33x6.20 .. FREE CITY DELIVERY TIRES MOUNTED FREE PHONE OUR NEAREST STORE . Pram Cord | 30x4.95 Cord 30x5.25 Cord All-Weather 90.99 | Gordyesr $13.95] Goodrer 914.95 tothe-Rosd -. O40 | Biter Sar. 13.45) Miter Seer. 14.45 For 1926 Fords, $5.00 Additional ; back of frent seat. Each door panei has large trimmed pocket with bv and fastener. Camprite at Wearwell Covers are weil made in every respect. fit accurately and are extreraely easy to attach or to remove, because they nave the new double-prong fasteners. 4 y . PrN, ieee ater AMIS 0. nahin OO i pa OEP | WINDBREAKERS For All Cars Genuine ie, Can be completely put on in 30 minutes | FOR FORDS FOR CHEVROLETS | | Roadster ..... $3. 85 Roadster .. Coupe . onteeo 6 * tee Touring é Touring . iéeneses” Gee Coupe LANE “DE LUXE” 4-Door Sedan.... $7.95 Coa h SOCKET WRENCH SET | || 2-Decr and ae eee ee This Set contains 8 sockets and | nega ney Fasox. Bi: ids a. Ove - 4. Do. handie. Sockets are of cold rvuiled steel All 2-Passenger Seat meg a 4 - rd & Kelly v. « Fisk machine a 95 5 - ont $5 95 2 a ok. Pont a Springfield .. 8.40 Royal Cerd. .. 13.75 Premier ... 11.95 is "washed in we: ti On Sale ° Special ~ $8. 95 hams, $11 95 , ' — 10 75 ae 14,25 ette case. Very special Complete Sets for All Cars | Royal Gta ti | AE Rng ohare Cord... EE PT SE Cn —_— ee — ed Large silo gre bing ON for the REPAIR KIT 95c , SS — lara 89c —— a a driv h d be b he f \ : » aki Good ine oul po “ef Includes One Dozen Patches FOR FORDS uy. Se Se wd 4 tufted and padded. Reg- C justing screw, gives loud. «$ > eco a oe clear, penetrating tone. mn Saie at Reg. $4.75 Val. On Sale. Peerless Products Everyday Needs SPOTLIGHTS “The Quality Goes Clear Thru” For Every Motorist $2.25 Top Dressing, 44 pint.......... 5 Schrader Valve Cores, box 16¢ —— =1§9¢ { peer — Dressing, pint....... rade, nonkinkable = ei ek ee eee Se . : patie) GG, WER. oa kc nh oes Beds: A heavy, big teed for an / Single Cylinder Pumps. Scie «= ee pra is d : Kingston 7 . ; bber Hose. Guarana th coup- / raw Carburetors ear re ggg ebalenal ojuire compe OS : aeocees tombe “ae ; recccsbiumeean owout Patches Equipped with Touch-Up Black, t a oie Ti : other motor car built, except some body, did 95 miles per hour on spray nozzle Aluminum Paint, ™ pint Is T ms “a win agg =? , ee: ne ay on aaa y, 75 mil hour o: aad special teal her mt, 7/2 . ee. | | ube Kepair Aits ... swite ih re Sh oe dl Emergency Gasoline Cans 22d and ‘Morgan ee Re i ee a et Vee ~s Satie aes a re eens - "Ff rl » Miles in Leng e . “” Re ilar arti e ed-to-the Read ed-to-the- Road : th i ua « with ace icaal p. h. with a large: -cylinder engine in FIRST OF m american-bdDulit ~arTr has about 300 H. P. the ime bore and stroke as th: BUGATTI PASSE GER) ensine of the Isotta-Praschin: whitile th merican o-cylinder car nn oo oP. merican -8-C | ‘eontinued from Pace One. improved! | inches. oi Details of “Golden BugattL” x ings al The “Golden Bugatti” has three ] he ““—"5 yiden Sug: aa hs sis spee le the second . } . - , ‘ Ta Sy “, : we © les ne , ae that was tested in France recently | drive and the third a geared-up developed about twice as much) drive. In the tests, the chassis. ) ke An " Ly ¢ " ; , : Gea’ =f ¥ 4 brake horse s ces any carrying a T-passenger touring dX eer gary at bore of 4.93 inches and a stroke The chassis has a wheelbase of of 6.91 inches, n develops its | 184 inches, which is about a foot a ‘ 7. bd ee horsepower at 2000 r. p. m. and a half longer than the wheel- Phe most powerful stock .pas-| base of the big 12-cylinder British Senger cars at present built are!) Daimler, which has been the larg- four European makes the big est passenger automobile. Its en- Renault, the Isotta-Fraschini. the Zine biock is 55 inches (n: supercharged Mercedes and the’ feet) in length, so the hood is al- Hispano-Suisa. Their brake horse. most startlingly long. . ariv } : ded Tr N ? rr | i > ’ ‘" ry " : . power ranges trom 140 to 150 in The tread is 63 inches, whereas the so-called sports models The} the standard American car's tread Inost powe rful AY > i "ae TN i i ate way ee ; ’ . ded ei Soe : te ’ 786 -a8tcy eet . ee « ~ ~ So ee eee iat: 5) rene S 4 he tN ee E ‘ mA ‘ Mr, ae ¢ : ce sth stented . ris laewrtttnelas sd iw. } och — — ae” . with 4 34 ae i} Tt ‘ =o" 2 P= ; *\ . re] . . : ® Split SKirt pis- ry" y ‘ i gee se iy wae pth a By + She aR Meath dot? aiere , I Sama nr hin hab Bay = BRS 0 tt are Qe. - eSB a s fous on our floors at Metal 49c Ford Fenders, per set. ooh 23 | $5 Value Ronening Quick Detachable Trans. Bands _ Searing Tep Recovers » gtr on ° ° W ASHRITE HERCULES RIM TOOL Miscellaneous Accessories of the strictly racing automobiles. direct drive and 125 m. p. h. on strainer; gives An actual Penetrating Oil, % pint. tle oles Spotlites and Roadilit —§$ », 85 85 Neatsfoot Oil, 's Tent pon Hehe Sea Gredag Grease. |b , > > $1.50 SCHRADER 78¢ We're in Br for Fords SPARK P moter aca A tight-fitting strong fabric Anti-Draft For ae Schrader Tire Gauges; guaranteed accurate. Se ee use ge: “Gear tor Good beards, preventing the hot touch of distinction.” : , air trom coming through. 49c Wi rs Items for Che lets Reg. $1 Value. On Sale at ' This isnt a close-out S ! Cutout Dash Control. a Coe P Clean Up! Fender Braces, front or rear an | haust or the vacuum. A mo- | Blue or Red Dot Hub Cape. : > Parts . Migs acq ) ‘enne eo eeeeeees Sars thai We Cc Reflector Anti-Shimmie Anti-Rattlers, pr... . installed on all cars. | Valve Tappet Covers evens For Alemite fai re Soap . . , . : Angle Steel Body Braces. | . Gear Shift Extension Levers Dust Caps _ enitilies Sete te r . Metal ven oe Or anothet ft we paven Polish ns 23¢ Coupe Rubber Floor Mat. ._..... Regular 23 Chevrolet Gas Tank Gauge Straight Fittings 3 tw . =—=—=—= Clutch Collar Ojilers..... napa kibow Fittings what you want, we Lacquer Apco Dash Type Oil Gauge ee Ball-End Lock-On iat Cap. Pound Alemite (,rease . 39 é Pint Top 79¢ Steering Whee! Locks |. ] New Red Tire Cowers............$!. Grease Pint Body Polish .. 49c Roadster Top Recover........_. | Roadster Top Recovers. . 3 Complete Steck—All Size Fittings © - Touran Teo Bunver | se eee ee ee Muffler Cutouts, incl. parts, etc... . ’ : 90-Day Guar for All Cars AUTO MOP 3 Da A powerful, efficient labor-saving Tool $1 50 Rear- View For All Cars Stewart-Warner 4 95 A soft cotton brush that quickly stesdie | and 0- I ee ae a eo a aad ae rs ns See DS Sete te “tt . ais rt Nag inch bore standard about 100 horsepower, but a model with a specially tuned engine is said to develop 149 horse power This particular model lists at abou $8250 in Italy. The Isotta-Fras- : . . : chini is an impressive looking car make of split rim, with- , “ : out injuring the tire or $2 95 See All re Platinum Point Files. a 10c For Fords. Very Specia! Anniversary Week. water when washing the + rim. Simple and easy to car. Regular $150 Value. ps 4 seianndinomccaiices: eccne 20x25 Sheet Celluloid... 49c¢ sco tiemagngs 1 on All New SUN VISORS = Six-in-One Socket Set.... 42 STOP SIGNAL Best quality leather pantasote. All complete, bulb, Bracke it al Romar ond cars $] 95 2 Headlamp Lenses, pr... 98c eC ROM a me” Orr WR PPS ME UGE AGRI AT SS, AE RS CR ABS Uy A IR AIRS RCE RE RE RET WAN OE OR Rene saphena Kyi 3 Oc SIMONIZ POLISH 5-oez. 3S wealiue. On saie at at Drop Forged Pliers..... 23e¢ L grt FRAMES End Wrench Sets....... 39¢ special, $7.45 45 Spark Plug Wrenches... 29¢ STRAW SEAT PADS Forged Stillson Wrenches 65¢ 1. Re... ait Sensing FVERELEAN best Bevel Bearing Scrapers. : 29c Oiling Systems deol,” Single Gear Hand Drills ee — eR eee ee ne Cnn ee ee ee % oO aR sprcacn arte rede : oe Py, OE: Vite ? i $ F ’ ‘’ i= ar a — ; horsepower I om tf : Bug i racing cars. Rear suspen- mate.) 3% ATC res na sf ‘© ion is by two quarter-elliptic about f inches. This Merc: j : springs on earn =! 12 ~ty« 1% -* « + , sri? BAA ’ $y ee? a - ii ® ¢ ASS.S LASus Ai vA a oe $5 +44 ’ : ; Sery ice Sraké a. of course, are of many. the 4-wheel type, while the emerg- ae - 7 yay “ 4 : , | fh The Hispano-Suiza has a 6-cyl- ency brake is on the propellor inder engine with 4-inch bore ands «hae: is credited with close to 149 brak proved that the “Golden Bugatti” horsepower, and the list price i= has the extraordinary acceleratio approximately $8256 nd pulling power on the gerade: A Comparison. that its 390 horsepower should ‘ OmMpat LSOr show ba tnrat the Warrant. The car als: > = hat) ad | ’ «met? . ™ . t * Whig iAgan = . : eylinder engine of the “Golden Bu- | nandie easily in traffic and on ar y ‘? ~ ‘ , = ss iy | - ratti has a be re Tle arts : ar tinarw eountry imches larger than that of the | not got curs Isotta-Fraschini's motor and a cessitate stopping “ae stroke nearly an inch longer. This ‘get around. Polishes brightly. Or 38¢ A aie s.. = fig nb G06 ccc. ee, a IGNITION SYSTEM Gear-Shift . | Extension Levers Small size 45c For Ford C ~ he is 98c Large sizes 4 OE seen awer with the ther. or Fo ars Sele at . SBN foes sway with the timer. : Until 9 P. of the motor which carriee the ail & the ates | = WHEEL PULLERS a ye 8 fro . pep and pewer. Comes compirte mt of the motor directly ower the top S8c FOR FORDS & CHEVROLETS Balloon Tire Jack. ‘eee 1.95 FORD MOTOR BRACE elevater brecket, distribater densa clean, com- that instantly locks and $0. any MIRRORS. SPEEDOMETERS 422 pM Piggy Ml. war Be * Free 43! of the ¢ , seein oe oy times. Regular Remove rusted and stuck “MOTOR PACIFIER” and wiring $150 Values. On Sale at. : )ononge geo Heavy Steel Tool Bex. I yf Seahilione the, moter, steadies Genuine ATWATER KENT I¢- $9.95 ed ' ; i ° e frame and prevents exces- Breather Cap style; fits on nee side 98¢ ) AL Cc nition System, on sale at Fon F SPD timed Running Board Linoleum . 7 5c Genuine DELCO Ignitien ; $9.85 | FN at rs we = ee Wb daw : . . ¢ > ’ - ° > ” ° ~ ~ ‘ , e > * . od “ o el ; > —_ - 6 * got - > * . ~ P 7 : ; 4 z . , oo e 4 a . m - ; . c ~~ an 7 - + . . . , - ad v > 4s ‘ o — r ’ —_ / he ” + - ’ ‘ _ 4 . 4 | ~— hal c 4 os feat ed ~~ «4 : * “4 ad 7 > ; “ > we - Q / _~— ‘ ‘ - - ‘ - = : . > ‘ ods ’ 4 wo . . ; , . ‘ bide 4 ~ ~ ‘ 4 2 ' - Po “ “ 4 “ . , * 7) 4 : 4 " i. - ; . o mm > ; t D ) i ' i i ¢ Regd ons ee $2 " i P i: ee . eee tee Sa" pet aps pt RE LE ET GA mH ete Paes el A. Se Wiad ; al 7 ~~ ’ 3, 4 eee , ae a 7 ae 2 Sie + ~ y Ry Ways oe tee . - a y tee ative: ’ -- ~ Ra ear eS Lee ad = ee a ee ie Mek y x xr : — gS Se 86s 4> Hy > : ¥ Si y Mk, « ABA ined gabe PE sige SB nth oF oe = ipa “ie RCA ee ee - b . z a - ny Sera gies an ra BaP Say MARS ESP H : % ; Se OR ee ORS CR eee SE . ras iT Se TR Seg r 7 413 ‘se : “ Bs ch suai gies of motor: on sale at _. \ A of care in stock \ System, on sale at palindndtndindindindndhn dn tndndndindindindindindedthanahdhnddd tt oo LL LLL LLL TUL rH *,

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-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__- arbi sana . a 4 3 ene | eee SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1921 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | # b Me. S USED BY |Maj; H. O. D. Segrave to the new} hae 4 =e pay aE = ogemar say: : wt Z aie be iworld record of 203.8 ailine a sas drive is now on exhibition atl pulsory, it Is one of the four states{echarged 10 cents extra for each § pot ; . & VU, iié ; ‘ + ’ , ' ; - - SEGRAVE IN RECORD RUN | nour on Daytona Beach last ues | a gmap he Buffalo. a which does not require a gasoline | ride to meet the insurance charges = 1000-horsepower Sunbeam! day was fitted with Dunlop rove Wires plein of w e ures uae in trial been However, this will not be for, but when it became known that s os | le on wheels that carrie d' One of the tires used on the aie cas - oa De circulated or display tees as jit seems certain that anew i one company had cleaned up a en ion Cs oris Ss; cana uniop dealers. | Pian, designed.to offset the extra profit of $5000 in one week from | Cost of insurance, is to be in-| this charge alone the companies Now Is the time to equip your car with fresh, a ‘ . | 4ugurated soon, either by the pres-/charging the extra amount were merchandise just received from the factories, of stand- | ent Legislature or by the initiative | boycotted so badly that they ard brands, at prices that will fit your pooketbook. Never in the history of the trade have Tires been of- fered at such reduced prices. UNITED STATES G. & I.—G. CORDS /method at the next election. The| promptly dropped the charge. The _new law provides for a uniform large trucking companies were hit registration fee of $3 on all mo-|as some of them had such a bad tor vehicles and a gasoline tax of/ reputation that they were unable | sc a gallon. This. will mean a/to obtain any insurance untli they ST. LOUIS BRANCH NOW IN ' 30x3'2 Firsts Heavy N. 8 Cords auty’’ Pump PUMPS | pay-as-you-go policy and it is felt wil] distribute the burden of au- had reorganized their forces and | ne- | and Tube Free $4.95 lirst. in ariginal factory wrappers carrying standard guarantee. ue to w very large Adem mo as Ad weranteed to is |placed competent managers ' 4, / c ; wi eal ' +h ble te quote such low ) oy ho ma $ 9.95 ". fe od tomobile taxation in a fairer man-/j lected by the insurance companies, | evices. Cheaper than sronds - = ge + ig . ‘ } P ner. j harge. Buy your Summer suppiy now, ade since , if B Sale at — : x | husetts Because | bot | Bro t “ . i ir ‘ am Massac Taxi Companies Tripped. | Automobile dealers, many of | 80x3% Reg.. $6.95] 1014.05 Ball., $11.55 29x4.40 Balloons a. ee ee ee e of Failure to Pay Pre-| During January when the insur-|Whom admit that such a law is | 30x3 ¥% o 5.. 53-88 $0x5.25 Ball.. $17.95 Heavy Tread ts rd DAY RECEIVOn if | /ance law was first in force several | necessary, find it cuts down the 32xd Oversize, $11.73) 3125-25 Ball.. pees $5 75 ie: fe : : of the lasee taste: ce ‘numb ospect ratly. 33 ize, $12.35) 30x5.77 Ball. £152: . id | ers DAY RECEIVED é miums. ‘ the large taxicab companies’ ®UMbDer of prospects greatly ae Soeeme Oe oe ph mail. $16.15 i 2 euntenions mene — ee 4 , | ; r. - rd N. S. High-Grade Balloons e ‘ and By a Special Correspondent of le Zz ‘ High Grede Sere | . Non Skid Ps s sy a! a | Speoial Oversize ie | : | ; e ee Meee : D Y uy Radi t D Thi ? $ix4 $7.95'33x4 .... $8.75 Special a ” ‘ | BOSTON, April 9%—Massachu- | oes oO r 1a or 0 ) . B2aa ... 88.45 29x4.75, $8.74 en o10.78 :- | ; N : | sory insurane 3014.75. 80-250 6.577 $12.50 ee . ew, Larger and Better quarters have been made notte’ new compulsery | neuen 302314 Heavy Duty Gray Tubes. TER A | fe ; bh ‘diy ; q 4 df ev which reauuen tet Gvers Sane AUTO RADIATORS Rael ey '. oe | | 3024.95, 89. +s " ” nea Ti ea amoun 4 : . a . ln ¢ s | : leary in recalling the license pilates | ; iis enormous j Auto Bumpers Guaranteed Against Breakage oe } ¥ erdgp ig. F ygehe™ go owl oe Ys ea tessa Qe pee sy es Fg OER SR AE CRM ot Sak ‘ —s had Si , peer Po ee me UBLE-BAR BUMPE ott ae al of ee aetty ise AND BUMPERETTES t wi interest ) Ou to now t at vehi li 3 ree2 tor, j u ie \ ear 08 | ie For Fords, Chevrolets Diamond T service includes Free compared to €95/55% Sy Or aa. | ae ed-end type, 14 4-in. : 3 last year. Many at the Motor Ve-| Ra mapers. Regular $4.95 i Greasing and Free Inspections at regu- nicle Registry feel that the total | } oo eadababaaee ae ig lar intervals by factory experts. will fall below those of last year, | ™ ’ j + haacin ce ry 7 CY, ‘ ry, > car Y a ry inet ner. A | needed cash. OI pa Vt hon 20% wl 4 T BAS tare S . Vi Viid. ELM i j hii ae ‘ cil “ . va » » | | | | ; ie few of these new cars are listed here ep - > > s X ’ , > a —we'll take certain used cars as part payment on these new Gardner Sedans, and allow $200 over Blue Book Rating. Liberal time payment terms. Other NEW Cars—At REDUCED Prices We’re in Business tor Good ‘ . } This isn't a close-out sale. Gear touch of distinction.” Cc Sere ] 5 . KU aii 4 a Seas Its an Replacement tag ioe year P O poneaee 4 Parts .— wae s SP ae NE *: s i 7 sa, ae pee ali 9 Seas 9 pa IRENE <:

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MORNING, SUNDAY ~—~| FORMER ROYALTY IN FIGHT iver Road THRONE DELIVERY TRUCK 10 BE SHOWN Landslide Blocks Ri a ee Open- To the North of Hannibal, Mo. son Opposed in Fight to Pirams ty Protect tirst Born. . ™~ +% ,{ss it } ress = se 3 bi aie ns nd bees on the sidé | , ” 7 ri = Ba: APRIL 10, 1923 Sane pa “ WOMAN BEGGAR HAS WEALTH — home to beg. but was quick- largely because they were and are cepted th nat rate of the & . he hdl oe: + rm .-aseg egvards ; oe -ra' 5 gan eT us ; i « % "T's SOv 1 enman Paris Police Say She Has Fortune in ighway and Cal ' put Is Killing seit by Depetvations. LIGHTS FOR FRENCH MUSEUMS “°° = a a oe * ASSOC AteC ~ p ; | Newly Cale stor Preache~ To- l or : EJectricity Installed in National ~*~ 7 at preach at a Library and Other Buildinesg. ail : day. — = = ; 7 ec’. “The Ea 3 rummages '© By the jated Pr — Re Arnold H. Low: Highway.” and ‘Dp. ™. On Sie SCOUT TY COURT ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a green eR ee ee mee Sn INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL ee F Display to Be Peature- of PARIS, April 3—A millionair: img «of New bactors me ecrud-womal who Building. ON YOUR VACANT SPACE PAY NO MORE GARAGE RENT BECAUSE Sp CASH Balance in 24 Months Easy Payments LIKE OUR Ri K-BOTTOM ‘ No Red Tape So Delay RENT ’ PRICES ON Get Tires at (nce i ; . ‘ FIRESTONE ty Se PLAGES A PERFEGT-BUILT GARAGE Prema GUM DIPPED ifelit4 Charge Account SLT eo | ‘- Gauguin noes E. L. RIDKER CO., 4060 West Pine Bi, Builders of ‘“‘Perfect-Built Garages and Homes” INTEREST YOU the Department Stores Lindet] 9°50 MERCHANTS @ TIRF CO." by ° é » a moi —— The 20 charming * and ie tate ney Retna Sishtnl jes sieseesmee se than do the engmes in other cars going 50. The result s almost unbelievable quiet and luxury. Turnmg over less, your engine lasts longer and requires less attention. Third speed gives you the most remarkable acceleration ever built Into an automobile— and a burst of power that carnes you over steep- — est hills with amazing ease and quickness. Here quiet power and silent speed ts combimed with appealing beauty to provide the ultimate m motoring luxury. It’s a big—not a little “S” yet it sells at the price of ordinary “Eights. Once you experience the thnill of this “8”, youll want it. When wl you go? YAW No other car can do all these things: 5 to 25 miles per hour im only 5.6 seconds— and on up to 40 miles per hour m 5 seconds more! Similar sensanonal pertormance on the longest, steepest hill. 70 homest miles per hour and more—as eanlhy and guiectiv as vou now do 50. An approximate saving of 30°. in gasoline — im fowrth speed over ordinary : * WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. Open Evenings Car Co., = Laftavette (-arage, 2716 Lalawetre \A ar {> ry 12, ae. ioe. epee, de ¥y 5 RS. lee a haa t. ae wt: % < a s* dew ,

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_ PAGE 9 me —— ——— ——_ ; — & ° *,e : Wie | |to another in their ship. At thej selves in camp for a day, at a meet- AINST " anne firs ony Activities of Bo d ‘ last meeting of the troop each pa- jing March 31. Each patrol corner CHIDREN WARNED AG He will treason y and Girl scouts Girl’ Scout | si ‘svat schonci” danee,"tn reposted a cent ad’ waw nun] Q)ANGER OF BLASTING CAPS subject, * + ae ee. Mea . costume, of the country they repre- | bered, and the scotits lived, in am- » +. e. ‘sented. Three scouts, Ruth Faton, | agination, a typical camp day. The Approximately 500 Injured Fach 4 a 4 F Home by Troop 10 last Sunday aft- | Notes Doris de Jong and Juanita Pence,|day began with setting-up exer- Year in U, 8. Through Playing f Bo ny ft ernoon, at which two American who are saving foxy their uniforms | cises, followed by breakfast and with Such Shells. a | if Cou | i. os | Approximately 500 children are ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eA APRIL 10, 19: Bi de _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee nt eee ae flags were presented to nome and camp, received their pass books | tent inspection. A horseshoe was iby the scouts of the home. me} ‘ nh minutes of every meet- | from the bank formed, with swimming next on the| crippled each year in the Unfted ' ‘purchase of these flags was ng wi ” USed as a regular study ee yrogram. After luncheon came rest! . Ni Ht H TOMORROW. Troop Notes AMP PURCHASED os: through the individual ef- riod at Troop 35. he — r mt The Mother's Council of Troops tt god then a treasure hunt States through playing with biad- \—— er ‘forts of each scout in the troop. 15-minut rio. he 1; yeep. 25 @nd 55 met at the home of one | Captain Wiegand was leader of one|'® ¢#ps, which they have picked . ; , In marching from th: assembly g wis voted studyvins ne } 2 the girls last week. Thirteen group on the hunt and Lieutenant| Up Near mines and quarries, ac- VACANT SPACE ie ee i North District. er eee hall to the grounds the column was history las Nin angen mothers were present. Mra. Casey ' Hatsfelt of the other. The treas- cording to statistics compiled by (“ath si ‘lh. rye ‘ , — ca “+ - — 5 sent and co-operate with troop, and now residing in Over- ee Te , eV CAE at) meeting. rhe Robin and Bluebird presented with her Tenderfoot pin' juries ‘ 4 i ‘ J : program of stunts and games. ‘nded, according to Miss Kather- — 6 ; Overland 1. Overland 2. Home 1a ne . > n ss . . ' , ; "4 4 AXE “ Enclosures ort local heacquarters. : Per] ¢ we beer ’ sad | Mi ee MSOTATy COPROTS, ‘SRO ROEM fT chis year. Sunday the troop hiked! paper caps used with top pistols.” ‘ - . : we : — a ' 4 , 4 r} in : Crs y° ) ’ ? t a " vi i ’ if Be. oT ‘ ‘ +E -— , 4 - . - f ty : . . + a be hes i, will mee Troop 64 of North Presbyteriar — Heights 1, and Troop 197 assem-! Cjark ana « nth aida im et record shows the Bluebird out Gravois road to Busch’s farm! according to 4 recent. bulletin by rast Nort! spyterian : — 3 qa © Buests Of and Eagle Patrols leading with 100 ana then to a point where Watson,/the Institute of Makers of Pxpic Re ly twice a vear., vil] Church is bic a Louis Girl Sco ‘amp Committee.|bleq at the Ritenour High Schoo! rani ‘4 si | Sra ; ne S the purpose of or a, Sol Hamar tae a ' neat iain teiteii a he! April 8 for the first of a series of a pa! ome "euaihar deco serene on a per egy hi nc Rock Hill and Huge roads meet | sives, “and because the biasting Repairing Sb high rank badges of Eag ning, Apri] 22. Un i Railway all. *h oca) | Mature talks. Hermann Schwarz and star 3 ‘books. Thess r : siete : a ma. nines’ 7 . po There they made camp. At the | caps are called by this name. it ts and Star Scout onls ae re i led the discussion, which was on myc: | Rages | m we & § ve ae cin ” ance end of the day a few girls took the natural to think the two articles "4 BUI LI GARAG On Your - peel t was th U v Tr Le the Fourth Chri in pees: est si er insects. ERS a SS eaeeS a ~ if i ala en) for i ; z ‘ . ; ‘ j . . . is & . . ’ 4 ’ ry Tana as & , — . f) ,; 7 ’ ” ‘ - 1é q . i hit j } 1 i ' sal ‘ . a?) ‘) 4 | ’ cada i ; i i ~ : “ ; is s-& . ’ yy "ao * 28 - : oe - : = ' : —— - + x setae ~ . e. +h " >! r) fa? ag : Aid : STU outma ollac] ; Troop ( rin Juil% and A ugust, ne g21)ris e farm ¢ JT) io :y a Y? . f : > erione rt)? s ee by former . ru rimm, Of a¢, ” 7 ) eouta e4 ndi sections of two weeks the South District court, lie A ia ony ’ : . ; ac] Seventy-two girls may be Oo! Cc ’ OU! . ’ Aaa P| ‘ = © @ 1 ' ms Z , od ©! Tort h 1st rT) eo } nres- North J ce 2 fe : I . ae ’ | § np ‘ Ga Aas VJ hichoct rarK be ‘eneee ° : - ‘ tT ‘ + 5 Big “ a ; : , t : } iq uUar>°r and talke ; } A. aii «as Lasit. ¢ nature expert, a given by Rober | orte > ae nee Leg ross life saver, a ‘ husiness manager, and six leaders P| ,4 shat Ad ~ 4a in , } ‘ : y v4 . ' al 4 ho ' ‘ Ly . ' sepa pect he . , absence of C1 , rank ere lay ne of units. Headquarters will be Io- 7 a i a - ’ - a . sang P . Hammar eel as ’ ; ‘ rater at farm nNouse HOw on the hs . *% . . . : hs > 4 : ~ si While iii TD ISSIDIE at . property n house a’so heine used to present | ‘ ’ ‘ ¢ i ’ } i “ “fy ‘ >: > , ~ > - — ‘ Es s te . 4 ‘ | ‘ ad ] f 7 } Yes ) © } ; . ° : > - . ; ‘ ~A ‘ a4 ‘ ‘ ~ ia x ‘ | : r it . ; , eT ‘oA 1 ; i “i* | i? ; ; t "| ? ? v hb ; : i) ¢ } 4 r + 7 - 1 : } j - [ ‘ ti , ‘ | : . . ; 1 : 7 — }. ‘ an : ea . ‘ . . : ad e Lae . 4 . oe : . a i* SOy > ‘ tra a id — , 4 ‘ . ® badge, Erne: i3] as 6 p a ae ' : ehirh a : / ; : > - : i i-* = AG . \ +) ‘- . ; so4 . L€ - own sa 5 ifie sl ¢ ; a ‘ ‘ p ‘ eae rr | > 4 a2 id @ e = i os ] COUNTCIIS Ow y é ’ 7 4 t + ‘ John S Episco- "am pe s ‘ ‘ - ; ry" . 7 7 ~ 4 ; * lating an inter- The rally last night was Organ Hevcital ™ 7 T4sco 3 FD ? The troop hasjfly to announce the new camp. hu to help the bovs 4 program was ei. Oy differes ! K. One of the/ troops, including folk ¢ . will be a com-| Troops 31, 21,*Overland 1, and 4 | same. ali dene © dul a panimen | by Troo; es | en coup oticke at tke cae cnn | Overland 1 : 50 and more miles an hour. In its truly extraordinary results Walter P. Chrysler and his pin the ening ceremony. The /Cus. It also completed its first ~ ae eT: — 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds. corps of engineers gave the public something immediate, some- : a thers wus added to the coup? he let! "instruct a 25 miles to the gallon. thing convincing, something final and conclusive with which a a. ‘ . , epresented by : + the ening their registration to lapse: 154, 3 mand ree: Se jer flying ) . : ceremony. See | 70, 210, 435, 209, 228, 246, 48 - Louis Bialik: assistant : Coupe {Genuine-leather upbolstery} 4750; Coach, *780; Roadster {with rum ou ae par | patro] leader, firing eagle patro! Y SSy ble seat}, +79 : Sedan, *8 - Landau Seda $28 ‘ 4 D > Robert Haehl. The last meetir 5? mn, 39; ws, 55 f- @ trast, CLEANUP TRAINING COURSE Pa itadidr’ toa 4| semun “iu eUeUn ae > subject to current Federal excise tax. Troop a pa ‘ IN SCOUT LEADERSHIP NEXT i 6 we a ee - q oe oe ee eee “ tes sete rune — y 1 , , “ Ses lls os velo wainlbag RAEN ECO! : —— nee ee | All Chrysler dealers are in a position to extend the convenience of ee ee [wo west district troops hav Suburban District. time pey ents. Ask about Chry $ attractive blan. A Cieanup craiz ‘ot > Smistant scoutmasters, troop com- 7 7 see ; e . . , 7 —~s Te ; Mitt a: men. and rye leaders who A report on th standi ig of far troon Le @ } qt)! irr, > ct rin? . for any reaso! ha . mrnissed On »* iis “9 j ‘ "1 + enabies any a } fuarter’s award onsen 4 ebster Groves ¢ 7 lead nz th, ontest to enter umber of bors in the Campers Caai an es ern? e Ferry a is * * : i registe Manchest : shell (,roves : ' - ~ wy \ : Seting G 4 " } ; - ) ‘ eerie : ie -_ — - atic | 7 ifs ct Livities ,¢ i Net era or eons 4 ’ cel iesy % ; 4) ties Was I Laie € af ici «| I ijres ; ) re? med stun’: with a Tin +: Wednesdar yu (‘omn — ‘nid storte Je? .* > nrrapt : Scoutmaster ar Pa 2 iT" . Aud! : 7 On G ™mé . ’ +. "or Tre cq ; : an¢ the thrift miPmher ¢ 7 ¢he T roc YY Comm i+: ; eh " +} > a oa third meeting for tne out mass. r i hie edur ; hs s " ‘ a mem her *Httrt & Royty MALILILRT fe YT ardify braced Mer; fifth meet Master ang his 3 iSO} r or Zit cs aa TREE | OF! : ts and lao F Mxth Meeting for t! scoutmast: ee aa ana .% > -* } PCS. , ” ad : ” Sorcr ce ™ have been urged to complete 1H] Scoutmaster Lauer brought 4. of honor May 22 CHRYSLER MODEL NUM . RT cat ea ee 4 16 boys at ‘o cabins at the camp ; Peeem at onre. i rd that their a huehe! rain. which the escovts BT. CHA c . , in order that their a bushe! — ‘ | RLES. MO. 7 “tilicates may be presented on scattered to the birds. At the, A presentation ceremony was | Cccasion, meeting la:t Friday each patrol was) held at Webeter Groves Orphans’

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~ 51.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a LNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, Dic ee a ae RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND THE EXPERT a ae —— ee a ————— ———— — _——— OPERA, LAKME’ FROM ‘coc ccc TAMAS strenson 0° Contralto and Pianist WEEK'S BRUADCASTING sus orm cHosen ‘JAP s WW BROADCASTING. SD TONORROW NGHT:. ; prod icast siti * . . on} lengths. Ye broudcasts were ) wave broadcast- | tests have revealed a nume-} nteresting things. For ex- ample, the short wave broadcasts are beard with ease in distant sountries, but it ts quite a trick te , pick them up near Cincinnatl. ene neighborhood of the transmit. ter ye whia is due to the “skip die DUBOsSE HEYWARD ieee” characteristic of shert , yeh aves. In the case of WLW It can be at | : ' } tonight to works of Henry Had-/|§ / Pegs Teg + Page SM approximately 7@ miles. , Miss ~» TvarTes. Th. §2-meter wave iength was 4 after considerable study. s discovered that a higher leneth would ne® reach such tietances. while lower chan- «ould have unreasonable skig MAIN STORE - . ™ 1129 LOCUST to 5032 GRAVOIS MAin 4847-48-49 Beco side 308( , 3028 N. GRAND 2731 CHEROKEE Oth Store ai = rvelopment of the short ware is is being accomplished —oreia@erable difficultr. Lesses transmitter increase as fre- co higher and tubeé ca- hecome 2 ‘troublesome e195 GRand 3059 4969 DELMAR 7192 Manchester Virginia and Meramec FOrest 5882 Hlland 2140 w atch Newspaper ~ * . - nr 2300 S. GRAND 814 N. SIXT eee 52 1 CEntra 2031 : ; — — —_—~—~ mR anda ee + rs vw mercency Ground Cla pets coils frequent} ground amp ®& at . 3h. WEST teste, woweuee ee dba play 19 dat . ' eum wee : ‘ : ¢ ' ‘ : emergency @ . vealed that the short wave trara 9 tomorro wnight. Rossini. Pergolesi and Prales«ri nectior mn be made By > mi*ter hae beer virtually free from WJZ Program for Tuesday. | ' i ifm} 38 mei ' f aroune aa aad - tine which has beer one of the -— ‘ t to t lat , } rather lees, Oe ous drawbacks in short wave _— -~ a ae . - : a r- : " - e 10-pe-wWweds, i a} D , —laqets _ © lien wedge - : : - : : > - Y Transm issien - " ‘ y F : = 4 : a “ ' 2 KSD RADIO BRIDGE GAME . : . Ie ‘er ‘ J » ~ + 3 Ww ‘ . — : . . a _ AO" ho z —— ww ci a ‘ ; ; ‘ : F po z ‘ _ ‘ ; . " . ms So 4a : . J : : ’ — ™ . . - é . « e Sim feeqizencies - é . a? . — ee pap today lw Tes : Peay Fe hel Sy - = = So ~Pyst + ¥ OUT # THEY GoO® All new stock floor and window sample Radios. All nationally advertised sets, gathered from § stores for quick clean-up. Prices cut to make this the greatest value of the year. At Locust Street store only. - — : "Oe . - —- _ -~ he ~ $5 S Al) + ~~ A >a \* oe ee + « oS Se _ . . — ‘ ’ r : _ - / : 7 ,? 4 SOLDMAN'S BAND WILL . - FEATURE THE ‘AVE . (horal ( Omm ont ie m Wi,N +e 353 cen 4 7 hatha | red selection in the Gel : NIGHTS re ee roreug ; > fta ial 3." in Band's program at 7? Ce bet ° yee , iaits «: thee we > —_ Ave Maria.” | e - . ewator. the acbed- See sseee ee ee eee aceee ee eerer cny MARJORIE HARCUM BACK «=r S' be the “Ave SMARMREMIIIE and nosh o¢ the equator. thea gia dogg a ee gq Pophee WITH ‘CAPITOL FAMILY’ s reaction to 7m a i oe pec 7 SHORT WAVE BROADCASTS ON — A / 2 auty of the i saitina aan a Thon ‘XaPV broadecad SO OOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OCC CIC IIe ICICI ICICI ICICI? Faster Fve Cantata From Wi.N nen "a" Re- Ten’ s f ‘ ; , ede . te, “ ~~ | / reshman Masterp iece Inc id ne &R t tai hut r" Mit - TX “ 2 62 6 i aiis ™ - ons iz s ste? = . iyed the - a au —— ader, Ca . - _ ee ~ 1742 t. his ; : i ta s 4 AiG ts — $ = _— 4 > - : BY *? ™ = re y ~—arhare ¢ Y T . = ™ . => - Ty. ; : _ . = . ie 7 ee TRING -ars. Hande! was almost a —— - > ) tm : "3 ‘ ' neath Dieninttiees slind but continued te piay thee. a ee 4 & K PROGRAM ON KSO nee and direct performance® ail > The ™ : works. Th tnetude —— a VOrkKs ie program w W wing is the program for: \iareh of the Priests from “Sir Statler , [endelsso Overture 7 s* \dsor” ice m Miner (i Rizet): “Lange ‘f net delignten ‘s from “So , oe ; vour deaier cannet supply vreau send Deller Bill Direct to Factory Todas. i : ; ner, anc | — ~» beoedenl LAF on still another point on : riady 3 2 on “Pp wr : -AF may soon be the @ New STEINTTE Light Socket NO-BATTERY RADIO, $100.; with bailtin Spesker, $125.; The , ‘TAM, WWE ot ; Ya . s . erber ntr t WSs c ecco gvoe. re i station tn the wortd. Comsaia, Colt Speaker. 61504 Hear and sce them st your dealer 3 TFINITE LONG i he ' . . ; trea 4 - on + WLIs. : in Dwerban and io ; ‘ — . 20 ta Afr ‘ Perth DISTANCE CRYSTAL SET. 96.; Acriai Eliminator, $1 Crvstaia, 5Ge each. 3 for $1. Mtoe spies The Gvrorste« corcert at § 2 7 Bey 6 Legion Program From WDAF IAG cht * pay an ais >» Wesbineates ~“hday ae a : os : ° ? ALL-AMERICAN LICENSED TO cee a, oe tee 2 : righuy” | USE RADIO CORP PATE 203 N. BROADWAY |. = = =e ~ -nu ay ! nt. . Ma ert - eating : * ie from the New York offfee Manhattan - . ‘y3 7 a9cl ince =e R di 3 5 Pr - Monga, Cc WJZ Pr for F y. | | et § . adcio e The Bennie Laddies. James Whe. a : 3 a ries Type 201-A, UV. 1° Lou A snd e aries K — } ii NOTED MANDO INIST y$ ie OT mene mf bie ensing Ati. . Radio B Batteries. pa 199, WD-12 Tested a | one from their progra mt — . 2 G - ‘Tiday eve , 4 Li PLA Pal Ve Ont mane 2 Bo 3 : acd wo G “20aiactcresr Rad to ¢€ * * ee Tripire tested. large sige. =perial. Monday oni e serious trpe. such as “Sweer e . ¥ ;: +. : , 3 _ t a5 & 4 ‘ % . 4 9 . a : — = JS mS ie — os | 5, ~2 r 5 ape ss > J . SS ~ vie * Rs: Ry 73- -, 3 bo 3 eat get his? ae : - : $a 43 ‘ : 5 = D. > FY . ie _ é 4 : a : o P } ¥ y rt ' yw — 2 eee f3 = i ; . as \ 4 ‘ a-% o ee a .4 gs to : # rid s - é Sy ; og os 4 s3 : 4 a ms “1 io ri - s 4 ; “2 y ~~. $ es : . « ’ eg : s : ° ; i, fat F € Sean x ee cS Bs ? - ¥ . . £ * - r Cm # . L a! 7 7 {p oe g ; j . 3 a mkt ar, 4 "SS . P - ian 5 2 2 , ra @t = &. e- = ce r+ ; ' e 2 bays 4 « L : 7 > 2 ‘= oe > a 4 ., > ‘ Rone ye se : 25 y Sy - 4 ; & 2% ‘ ee 5 i o Ds Se aS * . an . mt) 2. (¢ . _ sa 2 . 7 cs hy ae $ r 3 » : ¥ & ‘ , m ss of world’s Ti =" Means of avoiding " Low.” “My Mothers Rosary” a: ion Sve a | pe . HEADPHONES tan 1927 ae Mo Roses.” mes - wT io. ae Pant . , , , ad aement. Neceassartiy. the ¢ ) = o% Moonlight and ~~ ure &eg en te the purchases Oe ofrns 4 oe get Be “. eenuine $5 a ] 2 “ed Vaughn de Leathe : Cie rvs axl . . . my " . tw 4 a nae - = “ . _ . . " -™ Py : " a ~ 2 = a fe = . : . tz m ; . , : -—siay e's Le | the price af the ae TRiueF «¢ 2 — Ji3° War-Down ; » . . ' ‘mh of stgehiliization act ‘* =f fie, hg hearer ‘ur songe= -a* lay wit . , TRICKLE CHARGERS | Cone me nt! we tens ie wethas | wa, a . * * Righ mandard of 4 én il so 7 . "oS anefaectare but alee ooer \ ger Wine $10 A een retr ArKketing by obviating the Ts Be ' ee sterage hatter: | ~~ , . : , . = Sv MR etl 2 &. oo. 2 ; PS i © - . - : fully charged ail ‘ ey . ——— : ’ ‘ r ‘ t - fusicmakers w rin? = Pea : ’ a ‘Y@ pregrasm of circurnvegs weet : . = ” ® g 7 - 43 ry . » 7 ot ” ' pets 53 A 33 A ry;er * i Res te 7 the time ‘fer al Xt, . . — . : rh - 4 , - ad ‘nme ‘ Pa ' ~ 4 : - e q = : ¢ . a ‘ a pe " 5 @ &@ pilenmeer in the fletg WILLARD BATTERY te KDKA an@ KYW at 7:30 Friday at 9 Saturday night. The oratorio | “Walm ooteeer’ a : | egy , + Aim es —_— Among its nu "sreds The world’s bes $ 95 : st = ‘ . , —_ : /' — 8.95 : ~ . | ee , lac mething Nice About BE cts te the Rauland-Lyric « COT Lit 9 ins ee? | Fanefor Mer. Nothing Filer te Ray Nothing Elee te Bur radio . ~ Se | . 3 :, ‘cn Pros | ye ' aine is owner and eperater OP DERS >": seceivep J STORE HOURS: eens sh. , : : 2 a 8 AW © SK : - vy WEAF. WAM an ARSON . . oll ° : ric -* (eanpiriely equipped—ioud speaker tubes. (ompiete with all secessorics tm es eral equipment ami all secessare ar $85 *peaker. Dattertes and = 39 ton orener eer Ri COCICIOICICIICICIIE I ILIL IL a

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used 2 uB- scan ury rina sical] a ~JASBT BROWN T0 BE VENADY FEATURE | Writ. around S| Par: popular de etition, Shil to Writ An Emergency Ground Clamp. tr) imp is not rround made Dy wrap- around an iron loose, and wedge between wire Hammer hus jamming the et with the rot ha Fi her - GOLDMAN'S BAND WILL FEATURE THE ‘AVE MARIA’ in the Gold- -~ program at 7 ‘Ave Maria.” ;ounod “Ave Maria” repre- reaction to the of the lovely lude in C major -Tempered Clavi- Frida, The . . aT : a* ‘ - | Will) be the Gounod’s » religious beauty chord pre “The Well mother «el alehs at yeual inter- ‘Targco’’ hv HT: whi almov. ever inde} :7 ged for » 27 - 1caiiy @ Han- upon his oe | ‘ute nts. fame rests mainly irios. greatest of which, Messiah,” was sung for the time in 1742 In his later years, Hande)] was almost totally lind but continued to play the or- gan and direct performances of his works The 1s {O fnelh ide «March of th: ‘Atha “The em 4 ; Ora it thie earTry i ie first program Priests from ‘ ndelssohn), Overture ndsor 4 i Nee Inor Eexcerp'! ‘Largo ‘Ropin i Bizet) texceerpts from Deh oves broadcas' WTAM ww WCCO KVOU an a WI aad B VARIED PROGRAM concert at & o'clock 4 onda, night wr!) S (ge will he WOR ot Hla 1, WDAF GYPSIES’ The ¢ 7¥psies’ by W WRAL WFA play an exoerp! fror V. gabond King ° by T> + \ “Laster! ee Fiimsk) sakoy Serenade,’ FErensky. Moses.’ Burleigh; “Sone Cachuca”™ (Spat- “Syncopation Serenade,’ mi 2o.O}. KO “G0 Down. Of Sor "Moire; - Hadley “Neapol) ’ fan “Spanish Dance hye broad as! ; 1 oWwJi. WDA Weal NOTED MANDOLINIST PLAYS WITH SAXOPHONE OCTET Sald by Paul W: pri¢ of the Sjege!} world’s bes enea & ad ths lDoavis ee next a an cinne orn": 4 ; . ; ~ Fe €°7 i? elude rr), “Ber- no di Balle we re. Onn Love vi Romance’ (Rat (Doerr). “The About Every°’ mebody gr will be broad: . WTAM and WBAIL. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1997. __ — 51. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 1i RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND THE EXPERT 0 W BROADCASTING Cincinnati Its Programs Out on 422 and on 52 Meters. a is on the alr on a WLW, Cincinnatl, , with broadcasts gegularly ¥ sog2-meter wave length, besides ag gandard wave length of 422.3 All of WLW’s programs meters. are broadcast simultaneously on poth wave lengths. instituted by Powel Crosley Jr., an experiment in the high frequency ime picked the short-wave st: Radio-Iberica of Madr ‘4. with a relay ans will find tha up and relayed tion The Washington's irthday a*- se of President C led by 2XAF ; all i Stations of Broadcasting Co ALL-AMERICAN LICENSED TO oOlide* wis and relavec the British USE RADIO CORP PATENTS: Official announcement has been made from the New the Radio Corporation of that the All-American Radio Cor- poration of (} iTaLro been li- eenseq under +t) basic Patents owned bw the Porat’ on Morir s Elec tric | ; : has 100 or more Radio the General bh American Tele- phone and Telegraph Co., and Westinghouse Electric Manufacture INE Co, The effect of licensing Ali-Amer- ican and a few other receiver man- Urers will be to provide a { eor- the Service hitherto unknown to radio | ™. Heretofore, the independ- “Mt manufacturer had to devise ‘eo Means of avoiding hgement. Necessarily, the cost was Passed on to the purchaser as Pert of the price of the set. The ; Sew plan of stabilization not only S88Uren a andard of design -conom- xX - ion. high st ting the Vent { ‘or? field Among its numerous prod- aim oOo. circum The, Ail Ai adio i re The PIN 2 WAVE LENGTHS Station Sends All! The short wave broadcasts were | as | deve lopme nt of | which | sts have revealed a num- | For ex- | ave broadcasts | Ca- \ to include | broadcasts | lister- | Suenos | Ice- | Argentine, | York office of | America | flagrant | tauland-Lyric audio | Today’s Programs by St. Louis Stations KSD 6:20 PrP. M.—The Capito! Thea- }} ter “Family in a two-hour pro- gram, direct from New York. S:15 P. M—kKathryn Meisle contralto, and Leonora Cortez. planist, in the Atwater Kent Hour, KFQA—261 M. 1150 Kc. S PP. M.—Service at Church of Subject: Death Fourth Scientist. Disease and ,ea)] ?’° —— ee KFUO—545 M. 550 Kc. 3:50 P.VM—PForeign Half-hour Addr the Grave Rev. August Lange (German). Vocal duets, Miss A. Kampmeyer and Mrs. W. Hei- delberg. 4 PP. M.—Shut-in Hour. dress “Chri st's Entry rusalem,”’ Rev. A. J. Music by Mendelssohn 9:15 P. M.—Address: of Passion history by Rev. Her- man Hohenstein. cemten hym™s by Lyri« Quartet Concordia peminary. Language “Christ im +c * ‘? Ad- into Je- Korris. Trio. Re ading —— KFVE—240 M. 1250 Kc. P. Mi. ++ 15 en! " Li a }S} -Twi from reat ¢ ’ ch. Sermon bv Ash by — nes. ‘i 7 P. M. —Concert by Miller's Hotel SP. music Church. Alford service Bap- Dr. M. bight second Ray (hase Orchestra. M—hHvening service with from Third Baptist Sermon by Hienry Porter KFWF—214 M. 1400 Ke. M.— Palm St Lou ig Dr. Sunday Truth (Clifford Subiect Jesus Christ on ' Organ music ldt 10:45 “Walking wit Loe a Be a of Ros by Miss Ze Ima Sommerfe Mee—Service from St uth Center, Rev: Hart- iker Subject: “Pre- the Way for Jesus to Eenter Your Life.” musézic, W.—Orean and ch eoncert of requested old fami- liar hymns. ime KMOX—280 M. 1070 Ke. Moi—tTiarrs Lamngce’s and Arcadia 4:30 P. Orchestra aders. 6 F. chestra. ~ P. M—Cinderella Room Orchestra. 9 PL. MewmSkouras day Nigit Club 10:30. P. M—Ci chestra. WEW—360 M. 833 Ke. 9:30 A. M—bt. Lectu re, Rev. Thomas A, (“ou 2 ee 11 4. M.- —\Iusic of Palm Stun- dav High Mass No ser ¢ VI .—() ~w~eren- M—Coronado Hotel Or- Ball Sun- Rros nderella Or- | John's Goepe!l Me- mon. juestion Ss answered hing Fev “Must Guide?’ ‘ ~~ " WIL—258 M.—1162 Kc. > r’. M—Orchestra lelia Junghans, soprano Lucille Hahne, pianist 6:45 P. M.—lLeo Samet, violin- ist: Edward Skipworth, accom- panist; George Shone, Welsh tenor. WMAY—247 M. 1210 Kc. 11 A, Mee—Services of Kings- highway Presbyterian Curch & PP. M—Services of Kinges- highway Presby ireh FEATURES THROUGH WIL Miss WIL will feature Lelia Tunghans, soprano, and was wrong wit Dash” harmony, suffered an attack o¢ but should be on week, jand | “Dash” ' Jaryvneltis, again this A newcomer to Wi1L is Leo Samet. He is almost a juvenile, | but plays the violin exceptionally well. Tuesday Teschmacher will be heard WIL Mrs frank La Florence soprano, first Metsrezor was f Ne&\ evening MceGrego!: for thi time from Forge, oO York yr four vears WIL. last night hour program beginning lasting until 4 a. m. Te was to test reception tion of the new 90 foot aerials on | the roof of the Hotel Missouri, and the increase in power. la alia To Clean Bakelite Panels, The easiest and best way to clean ba kelite panels that marked with fingerprints, lirt. take a bit of aS thoroughly Wring out all | ew few drops of al- object Since erec- dust and cheese. eloth water and shak¢« On a ‘cohol (any kind of alcohol will do). 545.1M.—550 Ke. |. WJZ FEATURE AGAIN FROM ' | Colorado are to be visited, 'Sically speaking, through KSD next |! Thursday night when the WJZ fea- | | “Our Musical United States,” | Is scheduled to be broadcast from | | i ! | ture, ‘with “My Dear | Battleship, KSD NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT | + Maurice Tyler to Be Soloist in Our United Broadcast. Kansas, Oklahoma and. mu- Masical States Texas, New York. Maurice Tyler will pay the first | e to the Lone Star State Old Texas” continue with, Texas,"’ “‘Dallas Blues vocal tribut orchestra will ' “Blue Bonnet” and “San Antonio.” i'dian Jazz.’’ | stop for the musical tourists. - he Passing northward, Oklahoma will be serenaded with Kansas is the next Dear Old Kansas’ ‘and “Out Where West Beg " are programed. The musical trip . for this week will be concluded with entry _rado, with the playing of “Colorado iter WIL become | obviously ‘and varied in Rose” and ‘Where the Silvery Col- orado Winds Its Way.”’ The program follows: “My Own United States,” orches- tra and quartet; ‘‘Louisiana,”’ or- chestra: “Where the Lazy Missis- sippl Flows, Alice Godillot;: ‘‘Way Down in New Orleans,” orchestra: fayou Songs Rose “The Texas Range ra,” orchestra; ‘“‘My Dear Old Texas,’"’ Maurice Tyler “The Battleship Texas,’ ‘orchestra: “Dallas Blues,”’ orchestra and Wal- Preston; ‘“‘Blue Bonnet,” quar- tet; “San Antonio,” orchestra and Alice Godillot: Jazz,’’ orchestra; Kansas Home,” Alice Godillot: “Out West Begins,” Waiter % do Ros: the Silvery Colorado Its Way,’ orchestra Own United States,” Te row? - A?i Yar. . Dear Old Tyler and Where the Preston: “My Maurice (olora “Where Winds quartet; “My Orchestra. BALKITE ‘CYCLE OF ROMANCE’ TO HAVE FLOWERS AS THEME. of Romance,” ; The talkite “Cycle be broadcast Wednesday 1 to. the KSD at will be “Flowers.” ever been the sym- and token of primitive man. When legions of ¢ sub- jugated the world, flowers the garlands of victory. later, when Christian sought to commemorate liness and beauty the resurrect of Christ); E on tne through evening, devote ‘lowers have bol of romance since theme the iove ‘aesar were Centuries the aster # altars of the cathedrals. Flowers have likewise been the em- | blem. of nations. and the scarlet poppy, so distinctly assoctated with Flanders Fields, has become a preat emblem of sacrifice Pianist to Play on KSD. Kathleen Stewart, hostess-ac- companist of WEAF, will be artist in the “Haif Hour Composers,” broadcast morrow through KSD. Thursday evehing at 7:30 she will play the Mozart piano concerto in D Minor, ompaniment, directed by the Na- with (;reat with orchestral acc orchestra being e Sodero, maestro of Grand Opera Company. This piano concerto was posed in 1785 and is one of 28 of these concertos which the ("esa tional posed. his own amusement, alt were int difficulty. art of his clavier concertos is sa reduced his father to tears on sev- eral occasions. SPECIAL GOOD FRIDAY MUSIC BY WHITALL ANGLO-PERSIANS Anglo-Persians will Good ‘ > y 24a ™ STHMEBEETRIL 100 LAST—CHILD’S SCOOTER o AY— FRE Wir nach 200 AND OVER PURCHASE. READ CA REFULLY sa STHRINITE NO-BATTERY SDT— Less Accessories. ee) 6 VOLTS—41.00 : $28.00 Monarch A Eliminator... ALLOWED ON OLD BATTERY $14.95 | ii e. 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_— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- ___STNDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1927_. PAGE 12 siliilealiimaam _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Custom Cars, Studebaker Built — | a is § — ij X siaiiliatiaeenaiiail lcci -_— NS ~~ ~ PART SIX St. Louis to ( ‘ g " =, > a Dy yr > i aes ss es oe a a stot a= ‘ gr" . : at re Sue Ue Gere Td a td at Se , 7 by Z ERSKINE SIX CUSTOM COUPE—This new Custom $995 | 4 4 0 O 40 a Coupe carries four comfortably—a rumble seat is concealed in the rear deck. Four-awheel brakes; balloon tres, front 1 T | When ‘Irel ae and rear bumpers and other equipment (listed below) for f. 0. 6. factory s a ‘ ae ieceodeddieaees Re SCOTTY ATMA, * : q ry ' . ‘5 oe * ™ i id } | | es End of the Season to | i ’ ; P — Ss | ————— | i y — 7 That Pric Sc Wa ] ea ~ >» | = i | : During Thre , SPOR ge al a aR ees BP auton ; k , * 3 . 5 Rage hi ta tants ons et ts BE OE EF ie ae ; Bee AR Raia Eel, cutee ae ES BEI a NE ppery, ih € eee ot wees +e ae Ae sk ba — . i ie ; Ri Vee oP ROA a! > a Ms oe 7Or 4, pe Dieta ag 2. Rc ety Re | ese prcighte ERSKINE SIX CUSTOM SEDAN—Only 6713 inches high, vet Dietrich designed this four-door Custom Sedan to $995 now outsells the combined| total of al// the other car in the world of equal Equipment— Erskine Six Models: Self-energizing +wheel brakes; bump- ers, front and rear: motometer: oil filter: rear traffic signal light; cowl ventilator; ene-piece windshield; thief-proof coincidental lock toignition-and steering: auto matic windshield cleaner; rear-vision mirror; hydrostatic gasoline gauge on dash. P ; h t 44 i} } ee : i: i 0 LLANE A I De Si’, ITO I ERR EN! MAIL LEASE ORLEANS ES AE OA GARE 5 GD tty AA OE PO BIRT. 5 ON . ie 4 P 2 ‘ . ? . Rotate RT ee : ‘ . = —. 4 eer RT) tha i) ale : aoe Sar evs, hy Mit tee a's ; at. ee ee Bok Pea ‘ “sg WP eee gt EE x Pid ¥4-y “ Sphgteads > Tate rete ie Vera ES Ot Se SR te eh ‘ett AY Ay het OO Bee a, art) U Rabe te oo ae | 4 rss a aN v a et Cop 2 (oh ees, Pe B set a Py a ‘ SR Race eee) te Pee eee ¥% aay + ret Soe WS ier iho: Bb ie Me ae i eee! i ea Ra Bb it tia: RS AI % LAS ce tap Re Se Sea AA SOR has he GMMR RE, VOPR GR! O ERAT Ory. SNe SS fae ee PL ee gaa S* , PAS ER RE a8 a t> Ba ATS oe Ree en. a : Shy ; “ M Ps Saas. Tide Ey pas, ee St Re pear) peta. Ce ds + a oe dite e tte iat e Set, ERS ‘ Paty b Saf =? MDs. Rg tps 0 (sss oe fas) Gee ie eee Sy. ea = eed ee ee rece ne Bay bite Fy - ar Ne ai ip PE ai, SA wat Taye Fad aes speck Tk SEPP he OM Te : A Mert aires Aaeort tant BU RHE SS g eR in SS 2p se re fo ete wv - at te ica wits. dain ee - << s a ad Md +, © Seta AL Bos Ate ee Me ae cA BIR Rarer sp, Pere, Ast aoe * entinged es Yost Fac. _ Oh. Eddie! - Eddie Cantor in “Special £ “Very,” at the Missour:.

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Se W omen as “Stars,” asa Matter of History. performance taking place coiumins, there ' A ies tee istad ae ay night and the final show i > Re. | , j J es -e e*t 7 : ~ 4 - ea} " : ee San : ea? **=> OT that either is new he screen, bi h movi c2e85 Qi L2kc.06Uu6LS a iC 5] Ne l€ [OLOWINg Todav thy } ar ao | snown here this week in lich Eddie Cantor and Will jeer pe Ree be presented, ior % en 66a remmwWhey the at ‘Ome te i? . het ween ras P “ey CZ a 7 “, ; es We 3 : = oe : : aufe stars, attention is called to the faet AmericanD ait Or a ee-cday en eemen hi lit £0,:.4 nicipal Theater and w KS pre. : . : . ‘ . A; . . ’ > co ¥ P ° by ‘* m . ’ . : A ie : ye r) } 11? } va 1 . ‘ : | s tj ’ ne wari v4 -~ * ,? i haps he Ca | Wu ii j . ; il] W a ;it¢?] 2 r) 1 { a bh Red M 1)°° i a : ; ‘ - * 4 ; —-. ; a experience in making a picture, but then Cantor's ifitial try befor: 7 ¢ : ‘* . * ) a seat I the old Pinero comed 7 holds off until after the end of 1 The Mika in 1919 and 1] In Ké Lge! and * ’ & Meee ) the camera Was not a riot by any means, and Jolson, who is no inclined to pass up the way of making an honest dollar in off se; ’ od - } Tig 3 Veal) ak Liat ae 2 5 i the Ld 4 "a ; meres : ; , : ! by . T WA: ee | ne Il hght opera productions "Sens trl Pe a. aT ; ) ~ a —« $5 —— son, will probably have another shot at the game before long nere Wi Nn Mary Viann s : ‘ sa 4 4 4 . é » a ‘ ‘ i] V4 4 os nted t . a CAST star. Jn 1911 Et two excet HEREAS., a few years azo was considered by the big-timer dusted it off and mi it LIWa! tarrin nici f . ior a woman, Dut Wit ‘4 ast Whe ] \ ' a@ii-Star, : : ; greats lace “~ ‘os a : + _ adil _ smtar ; DP Po Sec , vo : ce | , , S eeT) near ad hut ait}? MCcet’n! j ‘ : ‘ i ot 4 . ’ dali unfortunate condition OT atifair ‘ whoien forced them Te hac thi + | : } } d TY} as sv” " & ru] lita r- ; . ‘ a : —— 7 . f ce , — —s (red in \ ; eo nine? rit WEES 4 ; Iren i in. — being giyen a ‘“‘nibble” by the film producers. And in many instances ch little is heard in the public prints, these recruits taken fron Mrs. Thomas Whiffen, another V¥ rable actress, Silver-haired orice theate: PSE: | ) Mrs. se i 4 ‘ a i hii =a" I ii ij} 1072, nod. ‘ ‘ . , . ‘ . of whi | aig if ( Lipid j iis f ai L/Hericd? ipril ty 4 THe qracr | ? - ° 7 y . y | “— . 4 oO i he stages ol Los Angels > Fhe ria ————$———— : marked successes in the! variv grand old lady « tn a ' Anne ts Reem we deat sn “ONCE A TROUPER. ALWAYS A TROUPER"— By Mrs. Thomas Whiffen -. ‘ of . iif : soft ilghts how they beautified _ ¢ — TE : : : [e . 7 ’ _° li V ii ‘ Ss ry 4 “~ : . ' P oe — ai Bt ae air Lay ‘ ads in th Finero com ims a om fc . in hale cs — 4 y . ursday, Al / o¥, 2] and 28. HE Size of an actress Ww ard- four times a day, occasionaliv with — created gota yrds e t% NL See robe is the other striking «a “supper show” thrown in f: Pail In Trilt .£ pidi 4s st : , ath 5 i i : cali i é | . iil yidd i : il is a matte ’ Ol far f iO f) , t} £ p , he tte r at t Jifference It is often said £00d Ineasure. The belief that ; order to he an effective scree “hakspearean lelineator., j aisc a : we ty uner. a] Aicon = , " ane ‘ mics , “aes. is 3 : ; t ia ‘ . ‘ =o | : baa ai Ld , } a” ¢ } {j ij \ | j | piay ln SOlaeé node rn + ye } a a yt vears avo - now he n ve he ‘ — — , lke ‘ _ “ swt rat: : ; rs Pa Loan n , rh hat eatrical folk are extrava . tha theat! da player one need offer only an 7 in ‘ “ef iaWNi Mrs. Whiffe ggie, who is ot DiavVeryT Ql note. + one of the fa. it 5 he last ‘Ti : ' 7 . ' } ' iv: | a ts Into} hands £1 le away othe! erry rhe rst night I wore a who is going to write ; iv w ad soft candlelight or » kin “i : ae nee h rif ‘ , id ’ andielight or the kindly gant, but how can they be thrifts gaging or an attractive profile eration who: * : 1. 4h : , ; : Ofene jahip. | whoen £0 mucn 1s requifre d of them iat ° ter girls who ha caught on’ from sound The ribbon-conr ; , o « " ‘ . > OBDe & iace a to kes p up Laz appearanc: indeed audience iz and calm srrou nagows, apd as a black dress and a colored r = found that most perso: hy Who have found their way fnto idios and remained there are per ns who stepped in from the star: iown to a Lice’, gh ‘jthou a trembdil ae Sra t } line ’ ‘ ys ! ry) ea , } io} ; , , d ; a trembling of lines came ba us in the lighting of the stage are actresses get that hard look were mad : , } } : ‘OZ7ZV Vint 5 Oanoke, Wiel in ] ir ) ter ’ } Y) - ‘ ‘ ry eh, —— ] , in , } ~ a} bi? COZ) bbe: 1 Rk nO = 4 . : I s Add, \¢ Osi — it} , warm giow of 1 wearing a piusn sasn on the Wiil \ T Trler's Wire cCalhiie ’ aSKIne Iii ¢ - . , 4 ,¢ ’ ‘ r) ey hy 4 1} . Pr seadinnaes a as 3 a ; Panres Se See =, dress one evenlng and a Pilin oa : most gen rally the vaudeville stngre SURZeESTIVN iv% Li (mat nas , . eee ¢ _ 4 : « iy iw rey " S | °% . t« ] revival © the next. The actress of tod: i bs iv if nee b amy } ppe n his ite- re Soges er peen ofte ad 1 st. AOUISaNs. ; : ’ y he face re t *¢ Ter ee Seem offered t0 St. Lovieans 1° OO couldn't reatt tht, WHAT IS OUT IN Peat hen caeninen and more PUR fact remains, tn spite of this rnaps this i: us a gesture to . ; ei a e — ——— é _— constant draft upon ita rank« ,? i s er a e 5 th, o } . n Das a i } le ’ ay rye ‘a1Se St “ aT j ; seme Oo ' , “hee ‘oo 7 . ME a crowd into the theater dur- you know, becau 3 GOING ON HOLLYWOOD _ svhold “her end of what the that vaudeville, and the makers MM i : a 4 wublic thinks an actress should if vaude are generally i; ne worst week ’ ’ : : me Con Te 9 .. ; . vie a ( aili i LU Li¢ i A ' wit} ne ayetern If je nor ‘iil ety sige? * J 7 } “ . oF , i , ' i}. 4 ata™ @ ? - ’ ‘ ‘ " i 4 ; i4 EKdward Morgan 7 of 4 S } ‘ = ° my P . ga H i bea r ae =e : g , . . ' Py ery ’ } manor * | : Wait lil : : : . , - = 7 ; — . ; a Theatrical Calendar ae 3 SHUBERT—"One Man's Wom- | ?** wae Roveseniad a a D Yims i w negotiating to 2729 N. Grand ’ , an.’ .2a drama of the South Bs . oe ae | -— ost te i: 2 make a ‘movie ri he ; MISSOU Ri—lhidd : nite n y. os eet : : c, . " ; i J ahi 4 ‘ i ‘ s* a4 aa | ; ,. : a ail mee - : SS pee is | ry ity - ty * eo Feeeaaeg Sea ART ee 3 th; | | a - cal mn ik ; eeeseae cesses. : : 3 i Be , sart nts _ ineee «he — bwns ta vi 4 e800 008 E> ; ’ . tre . s+ ten? r « -_ : ‘ees WO TE Ganagey Lotiga ht rtayany ~ aa 7 4 4 t * . - GHAND CENTHAL mand Kennet! “se. ~whit es "es *e@ "“s +a 2% Tre Rer-t Towte}] Lora?) 1 > 4* vore al j Waiter bf] eT s GRAND OPERA HOUSE— Wiig: . P , ; oa } ~ > ;™ aereseniasa ~ . ‘se GARRICK —Buriesqu 1 se i Bienes tele : + Lon (9T) | an li S| j ' a tre ’ ; : , ty j ira? bee ’ fst 7. =e. ; Pe [ray em? Cae Pas ha . is to the megaphone on | liurst and Vogt, Jesters, and vn - = 5 2 * » = « = * = eerste # & | been wids Ta ; . | : ar tai i kai “a lodern Commandments,” | the Di Gatanos, dancers , — « - Eddie Cantor in “Special De- ly heralded as a thoroughly mod | Will Rogers in “In Dublia,” a , Lentinued om Page three. aj eerste scaednen Loew s. in 3 aa] . . ‘ | ’ ; ; livery,” at the Missouri. mnie —_-—-—-—-ern conception of the play, clothes Headliner at the Orpheum

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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a ; = S~ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee anes Will Regal = wo % . '=fiske an Ang Me y Play __| Cumema Orawané | Second ThoughtsonFirstNights National Theater | bademciveninonse A en rae Vaudeville Stage an is Vutline pew ee e of the theater PLAN that has t ne | Preced ¢. : Se a = Sy. fe, clumsy, } ati You discover with ing for some time Low bein ut Uy combined . | tiie | he Pay : a atetiaan: tn ah Aa? “Se a. 7 i , nN r ‘4 I de ‘ ’ che : . | - Le i at « t isk-Anglin Gallic eyes about rour home town when rou distributed p : literature of the sta ‘+ a e «4? _ SO saw ai] the piays n sense of a building « The other night, : ot dram : rmances. Ag hing- - arnean Sea) ; : | . — , e} , iorneo : s I S ; . Will be a migratory on the subtreasury tne r’nder the Ski here ft de ion ite offerings wil! , Io? a he weir oc ao... *% = was laid and the ai iJ mre th ro sections of the Un we . a wo ’ bo “3 i Me n iy - o ; 3° ele: s\ Sea | while the merry § wives, ouarente Mesias se be Page and Mistress Ford _— . RTE 9 Se ee ee e oure ne i€tt 3 li be acted by Mra Fiske and pocpagiee i Miss Anglin. Mr. Skinner was the ‘ aff of “Henry -IV’’ in The presentation of ttat plar acting so Vv last year, but this will be his first es ppearance as * amorous = ¢ » Se ling : uc institution hag ‘6 PREAD EAGLE” 7 ly a ae sa a 7 Dilated by Miss Anglin and 8 : ~-— 2 7 - ._> * = [_™~ ‘ _— : - ; 68 : : . r several years “ he si eo wy . htt contracts and individual compelied its our forefathers, and ‘t on the back fenc It : HEN we ancients suffered ! til the presen ee ib) oF pe r nt u t er tv ee rec Nr . + : be Uu f th if t > : : ee ’ ? a > — . Sr cae, ee - ether Cotage OS Une recent pex the course of their tra- Jane Meredith in “One Man's Woman,” at the Shubert-Rialto, stag, reen a cross-sectio: “The Masses’ . and fe of a play called he country ther have ing tonight sentful. It callov ‘Elme: né.” a lugubdriou unt t the people crave a the- Donna Pasdeloup, with Crystal H 9 Tm : he firs ~ Caney & calk S one-sided Mont a a ere the American. | 1 included fort p- It lists to port ; mre - an) com oe ce, perfection of acting and . of as ent ; tesquelyr as a@ smu i¢ al iwencie e interpretation so far as that can nossibiy be achieved, to whi > risae ruc ~* * - oo & - > > ts. ** n een perrec' 2 gsrmail a . .—s o- Being Funny tor Money Not Always Funny. Says Eddie Cantor n Ee * « ok . Irene Chesleigh t : De pk A OO a eS reek ‘’ “~ - & ~ + } a + RR DP AP eho rE ew i and sa\ ing to get a . . . 4 a, . _ ~ a te ~m 4 ; ee — é‘ . 299 ; m4 iy . : =. te ‘ ~ 4 ; Witten were i> f Bytes, “ ns ‘ os i We ort ey tS oye 3284) “Knewn genrises "Ss as TLE OF rites honk Tex - cain bie was th Antont SR Ee ee Eee “ec 4 Roy: ‘i AR Pahiehe 2. ta 7 PRAT nis eal Per _—— i. * " 4 * + ~, ne a UR are yea fone P CORES SPREE aN §. A COC N. V. A. to Celebrate in Vaudeville House ~ anion ae _ —antannt —_—— A Fashion Plat - es ae ae “ay Py 2 amet ie sae ae “Getting Gertie’s Garter.” . ST. LOUIS TO GET DRAMA AT $4.40 (entineed frem Preceding Pace. - — 101 Ranch Wild Wes: Show Coming April Jo > VA ; b> af” ROOR FE ae « } Sie A Roy ya ranaetacwsse «-. FLSA ICRI ALLIES SEI SS IS, RIEL AMEE SLIPS AN LLLP BNL AOE OLLI LAA LOE ARNE EEE SL AT ONE LG ita al eg a many of ww orotession he@ shed Some ‘o be is & shrewd ials Wii ” - & ~— ; i § wees DEC UL . ’ ™ Chabb to Speak on Shakspeare . rw at 11:55 a og rn ' . / on 3 _ ; ; ; ' | ee : ~ J ac Zz. Apr e Sarge: haodied br “t — ee . , — = : ' fies . —_ ov Sa ' ; ‘— ; : ie : , 2 =* ? : : @ is ’ oF . : ‘ be ) . 7 we . se ‘ °> “> © “Fashions For ‘ct situated : oto ' ent eiped hi: ares . ; ‘ ; peemidins 3 Religion S22: tt he a 7 14 '? » , — ea = ” . ‘ é . : Z . -S. . ’ . —"~E - - - " . . ae 4 - . ‘ oe ) Feis Ire was <* , =. : 3 4 . os _ ~Ne re Surdar “e =. speak en As aed ** P ’ ae i ° “en seating . _ lad » _ : « ne : pe , - pA ee Hee =a ee a) : ” Ambassador. ‘terminate successfully : a cago @3 Docking agent rai ander homeward at mid- E ex: Fro ee wood streets served as the “set.” father's houses and it was net lon oe 6Easter Text From Shakespeare: icdes. which B m heard / ri} i * — aie . 205 g-.' /OTao.t evening ef “The Winters’ Taie’* - Seen Seara Zona Q. Nilsson in “Easy File . ted the diamend im some years Low Hie ings,” at the Grand Central |

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the Man? man, mt ae ee ee he Music inclu aye i we i program tomorrow Thee Is Gladness”: fort of the World"’: and ‘*‘My In- most Heart Doth The closing recital of the Morn- ing Choral Club's season will b Jurien make hits 5 . given on Apri] 19, when Hoekstra, baritone. will St. Louis debut-as guest ow flow Will itive And Others Rose To Variety Fame iLL ROGERS, who has for- eaken Lilé Siapbt for the lec- W ‘ure platto) mn. Tournalism ana AY movies, se Ganon cOoOWw- pancher. was (oO _—— SN any j ago) doing a vroncn- rusting ce at t the old Fifth Avenue Thea- ter, New York. e had a bunch of ponies and one H There aan't a laugh if wo boyy way of being ; renuine ‘“‘flop hen a Wise and 0 ville azen! chat we arop sri? T | i 74 s i i 3 ata + ir naturaiis aciturn, TOOK Rogers, she hint. patural, ary a a comedian and a writing his am stuff, aude . Si his amazing and none hala 11] iariat, oom bi ned tO mak’ * ~ .* } 4 Strangels nough. hs numor, his lius both t that made Rogers an immu favorite on the Orpheum a rode into New alls favor! grabbed ‘vid at the Shubert-Rialto, start. ? hen) F] 0 Zi ©

Sena Q. Nilsson in “Easy Pick- ings,’ at the Grand Central. F win be mented the ion also came out of f] unknown geniuses’ to ions as entertainers. * favorites in vaudeville before ey joined forces with 1 ure celebrities. Both were Y-two years a20 MM nd Heath, two bil: vere doing a ager nd dislogue at ck Hi atonk in San ree onio, Tex Thompson, gun-fighter, and all-around “*' ruling personage of which, at that m any railroad lest all their faro, roulette and stud-po icktace song. dance irris’ honk- open gambler was the Antonio was “U0 miles McIntyre and iAYy- ,s * ‘* pad man, san savings ~p ind when the times move f enough i New The Thompsor seems to h: of a real ie two blackface Liat they were kaw, that they York and that stake took Mel them for t N. V. A, to Celebrate In Vaudeville Houses The eleventh annual National Vaudeville Artists’ Week, will be: celebrated in every variety theater n America, next week, with aug- and at the thre ilie houses—the nd Grand Opera nov- ()r- special ‘ scesnebeabeay a Sy FS Aes anization. sick and and hi actors r families or de- actresses an pendents. It tubercular jen Saranac lake N. ie 9) 4 ‘alifornia, New cis oO. er Orga ini ‘a- the atte k, Chicago ; a non-profit-makin On, Deing 1 iieteines for of the 17.000 vaudevill rusts in Ameri: a, many of whom, ause of their profession, have he, 4 a0 “Stablished home to go to {liiness 0) we 4 . f° ™ 314 "y ' onetts OVerta ken by : ivi@iae } “9Cl4l embarrassment Railrosd Employes To Present Drama ll] take the Carney Wi at the American The lay evening April 29 Tim Donohus . handied by J. W. Murray. he cast, consisting of 18 people. flected from the cast which pre- diamond jubilee pageant ? G Det (rac live Sarge. ‘ camps in| q Rk ao tree — ee é senatgetpeetnspenitetmarmnnattasaeeees Continued from Page One. Esther Ralston’s next starring veh- icle. Production is scheduled +o start next Miss Ralston hug ashions for Wom- was Miss Arzner’« first “Ten Mod : Was written WeeK, completed “F en ** vw hich just assignment. mandments”’ Lait. Harry hard at developing his next Story, as vet untitled. “The But- ter-and-Egg Man’”’ has heen defin- ileiv postponed, and the next don picture will, SOrs, be an locale wil] front of a Lilyan Cleve Langdon and his staff are work Lang- like its predeces- original story. The probably be the large Tashman, Armar Moore (brother of Moore) and Oscar added to the cast of ‘“‘The Stolen Bride’ in support of Billie Dove. portraying the stellar characteriza- tion, and Lloyd Hughes in the male lead. water American city. Colleen Beregi have been Leatrice Joy has signed a new contract by the term of which e6he remain under the De Mille banner and will star in a new series of pic be among the most released on the cer Distributin Drogiati lilner. oainet * the hero. . to principal roles Ford Sterling, Wal- (;eorge ? film dram: work siapstick com: lich he played commie characters directorial vwo-reel himself fiiwe? : first time in her gcree: ; ij a ADVERTISEMENT Face Powders Which we use in LJollywood By Edna Wallace Hopper We in the Mo i@S abd on the stave do not consider cost. Beauty is our rn ajor asset. O01 Jivwood, where live, Te used ‘a pay for face pow- ders up to $5 a box. But I found the people who made those powders. And J asked them to make them for all of us ata price Which all e¢ould pay. Thev have lone it. Now lam offering vou these lative pow rs at one-tenth - former cost. They are exactly the same as we use—we actresses who must always our best. And r come in any shade which hest your complexion, Your toilet counte appear at nter supplies them, as Edna Wallace Hopper’s Face Pow There are ‘old cream powder which I use he ause it clings and stavs. But the same eomes without the eold eream for those who like light and fluffv. The cost is 50c and $1 or } A iif iers, two typer. One is a powder according Various shades ap- mp! f®x ion I urge vou iis utm: powder vou have used be- you bring sam- _ Samples Free ree - Pi opfper Lore Meion, ‘Chicago | war } Youth Cream P: owder @ ell Powder VV bite—Fliesh— Brunette AMUSEMENTS — . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH powders UNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 Career Bebe and-out-boy production’ Ous productions she has on sions temporarily tire, but of the she masquerade South American tlache and all. Daniels plays an out- rent previ- role {in her cur “Senorita.’’ In ACCd- donned male at- through the greater part action of the Vidor’s next starring “The World Miss Vidor will play ths part fa Reed has direct been assigned to Adolphe Menjou has been ed a two-months’s leave otf trip to Europ leave will start as soon pletes his present untitled. The picture ished in a few. weekKs and back at the studio in another picture by May 23 [or ‘a as he com- will be iin- % IS [tO He to Start woman lawver Luther gyrant- absence Menijou’s Picture, as vet! Menjou Lime CANARY BIRD PIE 4 Tonic Food for Loss of Song, Wenkness. Asthma, Hard Breathing and shedding of feathers out of sea- son, and many other dis- eases of © AN ARY Haller’s Nesting ] 5 Baby Canary Food. Cc BIRDS Just the Thing for Young Birds Mail orders add 5c for postage HALLER’S 521-28 Franklin Av. Bird Store St. Louis, Mo. LL ORLA eteeteiiaciatien aie During 1926 the Post-Dispatch printed 109,955 Automobile “Wants” —40,866 more than the THREE oth- er St. Louts newspapers combined asennad | GRAN HOUSE aa A. 4.—CONTLNUOUS—I12 M. | ¥ rhe Oniy Theater in St. Leais Pre ‘ | ( senting FIGHT High-Class Vande ( | ville Acts and a Featore Photopiay ( “JESTS! ~JINGLES! | ‘JAZZ! An Incomparable Program of Fast “on Bs pra aaa “WIGGINSVILLE” Comedy with Masic In oF Colorful Scenes with MOUNTAIN & DIXON OTHER “MEN OF DARING’ An Epic of Ptoneer ies | With an All-Star Caet. | Prices—Menday to Friday, 25¢ & 40c; | Sat. Night, San. & Holidays, 25c & 0c. | | Children Under 12 ¥rs., 15c, Amy Time. | | ST. LOUIS—6 Days STARTING APR. 26 TUES. NITE and ¢ and § P.M. Daily Thereatter 3 DIFFERENT LOCATIONS Marna and | gh Dea Saturday MARKET 4 KING’S H’WAY COMPTON & SPALDING Sunday--BD'WY OPP. O'FALLON PARK } MILLER BROS Thes.. WILD WEST THE GIANT OF THEM ALL STREET PARADES, WED. and FRI. le Show ays, ol {ison Drug Store, 7th and Washington _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ PAGE 0... Sw AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS fovea: —_—_——_—_——_—_— o_O oe a eee —_ amo, BEGINNING ‘Hi Louts Siz Playhouse arene SH MATINEES o 828 U IALTO.«.. WED. & SAT. AT 8:30 AT 2:30 fis * A Story of the Land of Sensuous Splendor With Its Tropic Sun, South Sea Hula Dancers and Hawaiian Singers $2.20, $2.75. POP. MAT. WED. g $2.20. $2.7 | One Week Beg. Next Sunday Night $"\"* $1.10, £1.65, 82.20, $2.75, $3.30, &3.S5 POP. MATS. WED. & SAT, 2:13. $2.20 WED, AND SaT MATS.—$81. 10, Seats also at Aculian Office, 1004 Olive. KEST Nights, 50€, $1.10, $1.65, SEATS $1.6 Sal. Mat., SOc, $1.10, SEATS Prices—Nights, MAIL ‘ ORDERS NOW lz —— « eemmee — + $1.65, 82.20. Messrs: S. SHUBERT p Présentr ae \N Po. “on est. ee ge ~ . ° —s a ee a meee ce eee et tap (omen meme em am em ee ee —— ame amr oe ——— ee ae ee ee Leading ascii dandeiaieen ; | Aanatteare ONE WEEK 4.02825 Sicnr April 18th MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Direct From 49 Weeks at the Morosco Theater, New York, and Extended Engagements in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago Rosalie Stewart Offers the Gold Medal Play “CRAIG'S WIFE” By George Kelly, Author of “THE SHOW- OFF”’ with GHRYSTAL HERNE ‘ne THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST In Order to Facilitate the Purchase of Tickets for This Impor- tant Engagement, Arrangements Have Been Made to Accept MAIL ORDERS NOW—SEAT SALE AT BOX OFFICE BEGINS NEXT THURSDAY 9A. M. Signi st soc to $220. WED. MATINEE, 50c, $1.10 AND $1.65 NEW YORK HIT! NEW YORK CAST! REASONABLE PRICES! AMERICAN-3 Nights S:**00sAPR, 26-27-28 weanceas, THURSDAY 16 STARS— Greatest Cast Ever Assembled Peggy Wood oO. P. Hegzgie Otto Kruger Estelle Winwood Rolle Peters Ure. Thos. Whiffen Vilton Lackaye Henrietta Crosman John E. Kellerd Effie Shannon Lawrance D’'Orsay—J, M. Kerrigan—Erle Dressier—Fricda Inescort sow "ewes RELA WNY * “WELLS” mous $3.85, $3.50, $2.75, $3.50, John Drew Helen Gahagan Nicht«—Parquet, $4.40; Balcony, $1.10. MAIL onpens Matin oe om oon . he on t ean yo Parque > ACCEPTED NOW!; 8 2.20; ‘aaa Mr veel $1.10. Remittances Must Accompany Mai! self-Addressed Envelope for Safe Return of Tickets. Aulcony., Orders. Enclose Stamped OLIVE AT GRAND ALL ORCHESTRA SEATS 75C Except Sat. and Sua. oe Mats. Sun., Thurs., EMPRESS" s| , 1 GORILLA” By RALPH SPENCE NATIONAL PLAYERS America’s Best Stock Company — DON BURROUGHS nd a — Cast in "I ravesty Mystery That Plays GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE IN 8T. LOUIS Downtown Box Office, Aeolian Co, CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE 42:45 CONTINUOUS TODAY 11:45 All Sew COMPLETE pore tint an Seats to 4 P. THREE THE BEST FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS © Senuts After’ PERFORMANCES M. Today } Photoplay, 1:00, 4:15 --'O. 6:00, B45 ( ome ieee i or Between . and 6 to Secure Best seats. Children, Any Time. No Reserved Seats. I 7 4:1) c :45, 10:30. Vaudeville, *:' i: (45 he Pat ‘peer © ircle, she) eS . i i ee Se — ~ EXTRAORDINARY PRE- EASTER ALL ‘COMEDY BILL KEN MURRAY, SPOKESMAN HARRY CARROLL 4 Compa . 1& Preity And His New Revue (1927 Edition ) aere Dancers ‘In the Gym” A Daily — n De Looks CALIFORNIA COLLEGIANS ANN GREENWAY —A LSO— “THE FIRST NIGH KEN MURRAY 99 A Matrimonial! Laugh Riot With BERT LYTELL, DOROTHY DEVORE, WALTER HEIRS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ARAL ANNN S kou ra eaters VNVNN ameass ee Do! SEVENTH AT Locust mpersonates thy best yufrontuwd ty the nd a breath talting dis- a> ..4 a St . 4! 4 . nf .) 4: ez } 4 as ' . a ¢ We.0* 2280 «Qh, romp - -° A unt Picture with ESTHER RALSTON Star of “The Quarterback” = RAYMOND HATTON ‘Were in the Navy Now’ EINAR HANSON / pes as pleat Screen Larve Param zz, Shes in pants again—and it's her createst picture—Laughs! Thrills! Spooks! ’ GRAND CENTRAL ONLY Opening week lies a riot—A ¢€ noiney eaie and a ~blg supports | KINGS THEATE ot NOW PLAYING A CAPTIVATING STORY OF BROADWAY AND LOVE “AN AFFAIR OF THE FOLLIES” With LEWIS STONE, BILLIE DOVE, LLOYD HUGHES SIX ACTS SUPERIOR VODVIL PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THI ATEEBS Ss T. GRAND AT a ASen , AND BEST FFATUPE PHOTOPLAYS 1 P. M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P. M. Special Pre-Easter Quadruple Headline Bill! AtHOW WITHIN A sHOWw “ HELLO-GOOD-BYE’ A LAUGHTFR- PIECE REVUF IN 15 SCENES A COMPANY OF 20 GENUINE COMEDY TREAT IRENE RICARDO in “WHOA PAGLIACTCI bh: JEAN BEDINI CH LANDOI "HURST & VOGT g ‘BEFORE THE BAR “DARLINGS OF THE DANCE” THE DIGATANOS — ({l & “ & SATURDAY LON ‘CHANEY ws bentbee cas YF [eetwaee se euvee The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louls newspapers COMBINED. BADEN i NX. eresewey | Aubert matin Easton | 4073 oaee ®t. Ladi Manemester . ‘Her Father Said * Comedy and Othe + Special Matinee ASHLAND 3520 Newstead ¢ MILTON SILIA +n ; VIOLA DANA “The silent Leve' Double Program ‘Bremen Theater { tne riaming wall soead one ee and “Man Sait SLBERT | CHOUTEAU ee > the Thee / Set. and Choutean special Matiner ; “ee, nd ri ts -* EMBASSY : 4 Rate 7 , a il 4938 Delmar ‘Special Matine: FAIRY { MMO Easton “Her Rie Sicht “Califernia er Ku! Special Mattoer ‘Heroes of the Nig!) URIMIA Theater Borers of the 6324 | Saeee AY. Western and Fabic- — “Redheads Preferred 1716 N. porEyreen ' Special Matinee Kingsland f MAF. MURRAY in “VALENCIA” and 6457 Graveols Av. 6 Acts of Vanudev'!'c Kirkwood Kirkwood, Mo. ' KMOZY THEATER» Fuclid & Nat. Bridge ' “The Silent Lover McNAIR: Com and Others MeNeir-Peetalesst . Spec Matinee Double Program MACKLIND , Double Pi Girk” 3415 Arsenal and “Don Mike’ Double epee ‘ow York’ _“Nebedy’ . Widow All Star Caat in “fone Heur of Lave and Veuwdevtille “MILLIONAIRES Comedy and (ther« “pecial Matines Vth and Bremen NEW SHENANDOAH Rdwy & Sheunadeah BEBF. DANIELA bn “A Kies in a Tex! aud Vaudeville “Anna Q Q. Nileson in f ae Woman Matiner ’ JOHNNY HINES and 12) FALLON | { MARY BRIAN in 4700 W. ninoentmnaneet _“Stepplag Along” PAULINE ; 41208 rraxcrs lillian é Caste in “THE MUSIC _ MASTER" Newstead 4: B66 houad AY. “Sorrows of Satan’ ‘Pestalozzi ( News, Sportlight, 284° Pestatessi Review and Comed QUEENS ;‘* 4700 Maffitt -_-- - - — ee ee “The Blonde Saini ‘ and Stage Show _ Special Matinee Basie, in “The dren eral.” and ‘Sensation >» . Y deep daw *. Pies a ay Bg Ye Ln ieee . as Pray Suseeed one 9 ey , RETO testes Se eI 5 ATEN » a“ 2 ‘eS , > 'S — n oi : x 7 n pny . / . ae Sah Sel Weta Ne Pi Rt Lo) Oh oat Sart: 9 ee ee : “ > asin * 3 « “ ; i } 3 Ape - 4 iss “ e Pe ten) Bs Bled ak 47 ye ° oc oy y ‘ + - ap > _— > at Anes Se . a ie i ve 2 BA 3 “ ee A Oe ems ’ « r rr Ann 1. 2 wl * . r € ** . row ms OPN y 4 ‘ 4 % ,

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CNDAY MORNING, APRIL. 10, 1927 ) ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH:__ Nj — a inane miei mina pesmi = a cn onl encom a RE ESS «GEES «NENG: «= ESE Mmm { If * 2 | : r Di aheti cs Side In Tar | CHEWING GUMS \ ; Wrigiey’s Peppcrmimt a Yacatan Beeman’s Pepsin Lf you have (he shghtest eymptoms of ao (Si 5 a eee Diabetes — such a8 excessive thirst. tnor- | — i } Si mene: 6 5 oinate bunger. with ioss of weight tn PACKAGES ... oC spite of keen appetite. with nervousness. : | j .. irritability, restiesaneeses, antiety over | : . in- ° i trifes and loess of strength—jose no time — - ba Dirlov e ‘mn reading one of the most remarkable — } : Sale . bOoKs of the day.“Is Diabetes Curab!e?’ . vs — — Babv Taleum lt will be mailed free to anyone who | Publica : t ngages . 25 ¥ will send merely name and address to | Traffic hon f i yy For toilet and bath; . : : — full pound - \S J a ' - mation for theé* who are suffering from Sanborn Laboratories,442 Y.M.C. A in Heated Dispute With ? | g Washington © Playing ¥ : ington Ave. a a ahd Olive Street meen HOLDS TAXPAYERS 3 adhe | j 7 Building, Battie Creek, Michigan It de NEW GERMAN ARE — PENALIZED imit of aii oh a es scribes the Sanborn home treaiment “aa and relates the experiences of menand| #COmmiussioner Coyle women of national prominence who ° restored themselves to perfect bealta Which Is Spread Broad- alter other treatments had faj!ed. The book has 78 pages bound tn board cast. eovers and ts a mine of authentic tnfor- TREATMENT 50¢ Kolynos — Rogers Nickel Silver Set | THIS SALE 4 Commented on recently in the | Maintains ‘That Govern- Pett a otton. Tooth Paste Lb. Roll i wees ryy Consisting of 26 Pieces —commemorates the mhLiterary Digest. ‘ 3 “(ee ~ AF MEDIUM FORKS ae 2 39¢ inva @Fr 4. 6 : ; TEASPOONS establishing of this | : SUGAR SHELL firm 42 years ago; TABLESPOONS js ‘ = . Tee eames whose fixed icy of st Lucky | Rpt nS STS Sorclea, Guan Tiger Hair : Sitn liesleestat kb | is ae , erecece, 7 Tonic + : | aaa The Greatest Value Ever Verchandise and Low 69¢ : Same Offered in Our City Prices has proven g S successful. ee | ment Owned Transporta- CATARRH tion Should Not Compete BRONCHITIS a HAY FEVER a (nmirersary > sale Sapo Elixir Spring Tonics Pep | gee a Dry Cleans Up Your System . CVALIPS 9 — leather shoes rioves. ee 98: 6 for $5.50 ‘Science Elevates Mankind’ il pr suits. velvet millinery. ties, S S. ee Pe 8Sc. $1.49 s tapestry, Plush, | =i. hats, | Sulphur & Cream Tartar Let Our Optical Science Elevate Your Big Ben Alarm crepe ae er ib- in a Dean und Sue Rees aa ae eee, WC aE OOS... .. Oe Eyes to Perfect Vision! Clock simil ticles. 30 . | Bliss Native Herb rer quuna-as 23¢ Tablets _ 83e f Invisible Bifocal Lenses! 5 50 42d Anni- $1.00 Quart contains 7Q¢ | Fellows’ Syrup pecial: dering hic a versary 5 times as mach Hypophosphites.. 83e, $1.23 dling Per pair Sale Price pec or - Senate Monday, imsseermegaesrmcimge: as Nyal’s Hot Springs Anniversary Soap | © Medicine s100| 2 Daxs Rar veg te one ~ ° : $1.00 | « Special mec ee ~ | 2 Depts. 2 Depts. rail tomnagce for ' brick tossed right in MMEDIATE results by a new of the lIustiest meiece I and tnmexpensive home treat- about the barre line ment discovered by Pref. S von Kap@ of Munich and used suc- One of the cessfully tn Germany Introduced for the Orst time in was the America. If you have respiratory wha: bheated controvrersr disorders you owe ft te yourseif tages to investigate this new, simple Traffic Commissioner P. W. Corie and safe treatment for home pn Chee of Commeeres Whose fingers were burned apper- entiv ts matter for another con‘ KAPFFACID AGENCY eases: fee the manaeaine, whieh | Dept. hula A pean St to virtually every railroad and @ustrial traffic d& a gi country. has pubii spondence, with April 2 issue, mimeographed t broadcast it to Senator gTress™man. of “Gets-It” The figures showed ¢! all St. Louis roads increas 4lb. bar W. W. Olive Ou $1.00 nna: @ Tonic % m : P f Pure Castile ...... $1.00 Wampole’s Cod ith and Washington and 408 Washington Woodbury’s s Cuticura or Liver Oil _... : 3 for $1.00 Waterbury’s BIFOCAL GLAS Reading and Sewing Glasses on oer prec Ib. 25e n's — > C ; Tw ‘ s oo 4 ompourd 7 o visions for Large round ae te. ; Ivory, guest size, dozen €1 50 ~ ar far and near. 2- -60 Baume Analgesique : 1s: 30c Grove’s Bromo t : nage °.6 per cent in stops mos - 1925. those competing , Ww barce line—the Missouri fic (Illinois division). Mobile & Oblo Cotton Belt. Frisco and Ulin ois Centra}—increased 6 per cent or er large... “4 ae Oe Preparations ..... ex Pai S fo $1.50 Petrolacar $1.23 Societe Hygenique. 3 for $1.00 . - : mm ane re a ~e wan coe ao. _ atk 42nd Anniversary Sale | Rubbing Alcohol ne expe satel | 39e¢ | niente ras ¢ as lending considerad! fa } s - : in 3 seco punch to a stock argument Glycerine........3 for 55c | ve . | Big {5¢ apacu a _ et Guaranteed , oe pound weicht Then the corm shnve! s $ Up ana 3/% tanding the eterated stat ' A , Anniversary 10 Box 25. rear roe petreng pele gp cuar- goes. A scientific way that ™°"* ' ee ee ; sled Sale, each . : $2.48 aS ORc aatneaieion : $1.98 rn, WGGGGG, @OC-),. «. shes the barce me i Cove ASSors = pcm DON JULIAN , tors and millions use. Beware bere to s: s “Government com- MEALTHY ano = G000 cORETON DUTC VASTERS Q i \ ~Aag Pa once CH MASTERS ~ i ' AID wee one Seal | Setiion with private capital” Ob eorgeis ReMEny Co ag Sale of Rubber ye G M 25¢ Jetum (all colors)... a arr S0OTes. | nas barges peemper above other MERCANTILE Goods Combination $1.00 K. D. X. Hair Tonic, toe roads, moch of that criticism is de- wri « ; rae: egy ia pesto “a - - . ° "GETS -IP" Cutieenet an Sent Bete ¥ ake PEWiRy She atue 19c HENRY TH E {TH $3.) Security Combina- Consisting of 3 Box of a . aes om Fountain Syringe Face Powder Value, 50c HAIR ( LIt PERS and Water Bodle. Guar- Rouge 7a. a0¢ For cutting and bobbing hair. 10e ¢ 5 e's of 50, anteed | q? 79 - Doobie 0: crt Str. & 33.75 year Ome~ 60c Mentho Sulphur vers coer $2.25 Security Pountam T 4 lai MACK mo 79¢ a ie | . - ~* ub be = . . : American ExportsCigars | 5 a $1.79 a2 secon “a . : ees = oe. $1 Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills, 83c with frame S$... 25 “curity H o t- —"rnges FURNITURE COMPANY The freshness amd | 3for We Ss" | water noxie $] 39 == f° 2g. \\\ | Mentholatum... 21¢, 42c, 79 med robber , : 2215 OLIVE STREET >| Beauty of Youth | 22ers 322 bd -— jp | 8: McCoy's Cod Liver Ou os Hant | ~ale pre, each a . Zo — Aii- , complenian, bre ht P Helical — 4 eves. pee ruby bos Smoking Tobaccos $2.00 superba Fountain Syriner. Coil ta Cotton Tt». —=the beautiful out- | Granger Roagh Cut. full Ib.. Tc | *-qt. red rubber rapid- S] 39 Spring : ha\ Mattress -, baa ward signs of youth Tuxcda, 1 afl Ib — flow tubing ' Ie : ~ uniess | Velvet. full Ib --....9@¢ | $356 Omega pane Foun- a> ‘seen ieee “ tam Syrince and Hot Water B.us- Ne Jergen’s Ben Hur Je. red rubber, rapid- $17 iY gishmess in your sys- tem. Your kidnevs Perfume flow tubinc and iwer must be $3.00 Ladks Empire Vacinal kept mormaliy ac- ie 7 a Omeimal Sprar 2 39 Phenolax Wafers. Qe tive. | nein , Syringe = 75¢ Pazo Ointment, tube. Schoenfeld’s Teal § == 6 How hold Rubber : -— “ $1.00 Peruna .._.. has been the recom- | | eeear s Aprons, different colors Cl 40c Pluto Water, large. mended system reg- “ox Swamp , 47. ulater for snore tham é —_ ee Sa ace ie ~ e | . $1.50 Sangrina Tablets. $1.23 years. 4 eae i Rexall Specials ; aU Shinola Outfits Dauber and - ee Pe a ee ae gee Sen he ae ee me ie ats EAS IAI Ee OM WOE RE Se RE Price Uru , SOc Jonteel Face Powder. 39c | (leaner Three pieces, large bow-end bed. dresser and chiff : “ a aos] walnut finished hardwood: $ — ' | Hospital Cotton . 39e nicely decorated Roxbury Fountain Syringe. aes $1.50 Van Ess Har Tonic, "tae | $7.50 Hold-Heet Electric | $1.19; 3 bottles .. $350 — Dental 50c Rexall Hair Tonic .39¢ Waffle tron Se > . OS ror . = : oh aak deni Seas alien >. | Pint Bottle Rexall Petrofal Narcisen . > men = — - >58 Guoerlain’ : lad'ets ea 4a- Raeetaible epcing cushices in Riewe. 1 o2.. balk $4.7: nlarged size « - Peach Bloom Makes Cheeks $5.50 Ragwer & Galk | exall ' . +) ?P . 2 fae 5A, ay Bloom—Two S Sizes va ati " i tm c vs ya wey e4y ab Py On~re iy om = 7 , z x = : sealed . - - bass — 9 ‘ wn ’ ” ee ee m 7 : ~ . . g % . ae “aden “ rf. aro - ig a 3 i oe “bs, i ro Set? oe owe on : os 7 + , ate Be my : = r. Pe. $e ¥ Pa ie. ae ES Y A Me Rs nthe, ar TEN Sp ip free cat ati ? pat ee 4, = oF ERS OG OTIS Ry oa ait Ps 3 et ap-iege Ci Se ae ne LCM cy é : FO. * . + a aaa Set a a LR aa ee eR Pe Legg RS san AN, OAT 5 ee he. ptade et PP ee i = Dhl etal be nd Oh i fe ns ar 7 2 . . ; CUR See ¥ & oe a ik BRN 2. yy 1 wea ee 4 BR PS Bre) png y, 1d ye Bai: OF Mees pir A> + Pea (ee ah a f Tagore Rt eek ah sg aa! ¥ wane eee wee re en maa ers a Soe me ee pike? 5 ~ Se De Wor es is yee het sia bk A RP RISA ; ’ < ak had 20 a Se 1 ip el + He 2 a ee e's Re AY st Sic a i oan as Un aa iat Bray Bae PA eto “is bh ~ meee ate ES SAM Geese RAT Sp Rh as PB ae BWR rudy hecasissabhdhiee 2a AR Ror: FR god, Vn Fi Pei kD oi og med : ‘oe = Ks f ‘ : — . = BOP We abe ’ elIVAS A $ CASH Year « A mx ‘Tig Th. "en ie natute ae.com {| Seerine Soetn Paste | to Beauty” Unfinished Breakfast Set..$11.75 B {| +16 mer-Kis: ioe. pom stirs |) oo ae | 23¢ and 93¢ Three-Piece Bedroom Suite $99.00 1 gag emery Tene cal ig cco 4d Fiber Reed Baby Carriage . $16.95 ——— = 8 emt alberta wm WOLF i “WILSON "Ss —-_< =

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ms 4 ,ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Ss a | iS = Y Washington ington Ave. {Olive Street LEE SAL FREE! A souvenir box con- taining a large variety of samples of the lead- ing manufacturers to every customer making 42d Anniversary Special During this sale we will give away free a »0c bottle of imported Fioret Jouir Perfume with every box of Fioret Face Powder at SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 Wilsonia Alarm Clocks Back - bell alarm. Paste, Ib. can, 59c 85c Johnson’s Floor Wax INSTANT IBUNION : = OE a pe Teenues eufferers have hem ange Cests noth for over % years FAIRYFO Tiago ‘BUNION, | | $1 Marmola Tablets 79¢ ~ $1.00 W. W. Lilac Vegetal 69¢c Jergen’s Large Bath Soap iS 4 Sx10M Bottle..... ROz fry $1.00 S Hind’s Honey AND “. Almond Cream 69¢ oa = YG wn O 82. SR. “SRO, = ¢ . . : . ; - .* ee °9 a“ ° ‘ / es ‘: % Selivery. These big. busky, M)ssourt- bred chicks wil! mature cick omen for * Softens the hardest beards and produces a foaming lather which makes shaving a pleasure. 35c TUBE; SPECIAL. ' 23¢ mewhiTe “rooky FOR 1927 Write today for my fully describes my pil Souvenirs Given Away Monday Only ae we of ae ee oe oe Se Ue 50c Wild Root Taroleum Shampoo .... 50c Packer’ g Liquid Shampoo (Tar or Olive Oil) Spring Maid Bath Salts violet, chicks im actual] life colors. Miller chicks have helped thousands to In narcissus, rose and jasmine odors; a tables poon- lightful to use, and imparts the refresh- Sale of Shears High-Grade Quality 6, 7 and 8 inch— Jap and all-nick- el handles; high- ly polished ; fine- ly tempered Name CHS SE Oe ORES OEE ESSE 6+ OBS 6298S OOO COO Oe B. Paul’s Henna ee FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS Free Trial of a Method Thasé Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. We have a method for the control of Asthma, and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your case of long etanding or recent development, whether it is t as occasional ofr chronic Asthma, you should send for a free trial of our method. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what ro age or oceupation, if you are troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. % We = want to send it to those apparentiy Ropatogs cases, where all forms inhalers suches opium preparationa, fumes. “patent amokes,” ete. bave failed, We want to show everyone at our expense, that our method ts dealened to end all difficult breathing. all wheezing. all these terrible poroerye ce This free offer ie too important to ner- lect a single day. Write now and begin the method at once. Send po money. Simply nall eoupon below. Do it Today—gou do not even pay postage. FREE TRIAL COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA 160F Frontier Bidg., 462 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y. Send free trial of your method to Superior Marcel Waver Scientific ally constracted so this Waver mom ot ae satisfaction. Steer ao as. S19 Anniversary Sale Price. Superior Electric Table Grill Spring Maid Liquid Deodorant Not sticky or greasy, for excessive perspiration and unpleasant ‘and nody odors. Bottle, DUG Jung’s Arch Brace Filmes before 10 A. M. may be had same day at 5 P. M. 25c Borozine 25c Zinc Stearate .. (3 for 60c) Spring Maid Body Talc, with velour puff . Corrects fallen arches and weak- ened cOndition of the feet. Over- come pain in the heel, instep or ball of the foot, as well as the ankle, calf or knee. Anniversary $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 State stze of shoe, when orderiig by mail. Camphorated Oil, 4 oz... .39c Citrate Magnesia, bottle. .25c 100 Phenolpthalein Highly nickel plated, complete with cord and plug. Anniversary Sale Price.... 98c Getting Up Nights Allayed in 3 Days or your money back. If you are losing pep, strength and feel older than you are because of Getting Up Nights, back- ache, burning sensation, blad- der weakness, try Cystex Com- pound. If in 3 days your condi- tion is not al- layed, and you do | not feel younger | and stronger you get your money back. Compound is succeeding FREE! ieath Panie eee ¢« Tooth P with a other things have failed. $1.00 large botue Pyrosana at eagle Money-Back Guarantee 57¢ and 93e B& ae Bb $4 Madam Yale’s ED woitt-wison's Beauty Combination : At the Very Unusual |! Toilet Waters Price of 98c This combina- tion offer con- sists of a $2.00 jar of Mme. Yale’s Pink Skin Creme and a $1.00 jar of her Almoud Blossom Complexion Cream. HKee- ular $4.00 value. $1.50 Larvex Liquid Moth Spray With Sprayer Get it at Wolff- Wilson’ « ¥ Facial ng New Back POR eee eS ee ee ceed Turpentine, pint .........29¢ Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 2 doz., 25c; bottle 100, 93c 50c Urotropin Tablets... .39c Rhinitis or Coryza Tablets, bottle 100 29c 65c Castor Oil, W.-W. pt., 49c $1.25 Pt. Elix. Iron, Quinine and Strychnine. 98c Face Creams Wolff-Wilson’s Famous Theatrical, lb. can 50c Catlin’s Quince Seed Cream 25c Woodbury’s Creams, in tubes Daggett & Ramsdell’s, 39c, 79, $1.29 60c Sempre Jovenay $1.10 Othine Freckle 50c Stillman’s Freckle.... 50c Jergen’s Benzoin and Almond Lotion $1.00 Marsha Bleach $1.00 Marsha Tissue $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach A Stove for 25c That Cooks the Entire Meal Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner You have a pleasant surprise in store if you Your Skin Out > era -7 te a « 4 MASS «A ~ aN Cystex after Pores Skin like ivory! heads. . .no moref tiny imperfection texture... soft, you want such 8 try one sig of this - no black- od of to flawless hite! .Do sauty 7 goa Ly Scent Creme te my Becret ts to reduce s+ — ay expect this six-fold cr ce. Bet eaty ee ae pass ther: all In Beauty Secor ey it stim slaten. succeeded im biemding the ¢ Tonic ol rr r he) ps ever known od impart - a multipiied their benefits mn the Soe pew th: nes tr: wm your facie! No ths out fine lines ¥ for the first time. Complete Skin Treatme ain tren.” 7 resc); nt in one facial that you can really een, oramemn Beauty Secret DOME in enn of Sterne ang have never used one of these handy little wer hit h . a “ wey and pet hing ie were sanetl ; Bea combina | can openrr Stoves. Cooks anything—bacon, eggs, toast, bee otiful than eae milky-white co™ isher. coffee or tea, soups, chops, steaks: boils. om. This is but one of its OS kiew steadily fade out. Bleck brotis or fries. Folds flat. easy to carry; can be usexl indoors or | aay. sas * outdoors. Just the thing for beating baby's milk, curling irons, hot lunch at the office or school, hot water for shaving, picnics, hikes, touring. fishing trips. etc. Burns Sterno Canped Heat—the clean, DOUBLE- SIZE § erarig_ Mehta $1.00 »-: Extra Cans of Doz NWIivERSARY Sterno Heat a a a a a rae £4 rh — \) Gied *: 7 - “ a * 4 Bae RU ok ame: rng ot POR ee ee PS She Sig Tyee NR chi bttiga ge 92 . * oe west Sy oe , teed - by - 5 a a Stres 25c Golden Glint Shampoo, 3 for . .b0c $1.10 Farr’s Hair Restorer 87c that eperens 4 ie ‘ on) ¥ - ly > 3 , “Why not forgive Uncle Bam for| It is impossible to be happy if you overlooking the great possibilities are suffering--in pain or distress — of the Middle Weat in his eager ill, To restore health and strength search for gold, and give him credit to ailing people was Dr. Pierce's mis now for his great assistance, ai-| tion. During his lifetime be gave te though belated, in developing the /| tbe world a priceless herbal remedy resources of a large section of the | im his Favorite Preseription, for re country upon which this nation | storing the health of weak, nervous, must fundamentally depend for its | over-worked women, and thereby in bread and butter?” creasing happiness in the home. : “Gov As a skilled physician, an bonored Ricking by its Guns 68 reget | eltizen. Dr. Pierre wae known far ment competition” to the extent of | and sear for integrity and fair deal- remarking that it had previously | tae. Fis phenomenal enetess wae mentioned parcel post as an ex ' lample. the Traffic Werld pointed due to the unquestioned parity ef - his medicines. out that Coyle had not shown “any Wemen ta evere walk of Vite today specific tonnage that now moves) . , say Dr. Pieree’s Favorite Preserip- by rail that would not move If tian has reliewed them of nervous there were no river service.” IM nese weakness and kindred ille It jconclusion, it called for a full dim- i, « relishle medicine made from jcussion, explaining, “We hope !t saot,s and herbs, sold by rhe go. will be understood that we are net is heth ficid and tablets. 10 merely secking an opportunity to) for trial pkg. tableta to Dr. Pierce's leriticize the berge line.” ‘Invatide’ Hotel, Buffalo, ¥. Y. 50c Williams’ Aqua Velva, 39c 50c Williams’ Shaving | $4 OCoty’s L’Origan, Chypre, Emer- aude or Paris; 3 o2.....82.0% $1.00 Gillette Blades $1.00 Autostrop Blades... 50c Durham Blades, 3 Pkes. ! Williams’ Barber’s Bar, ‘Cake Shaving Soap, 6 cakes to Ib. a6 .. a0: 39¢ 35c Enders or Ever-Ready BinGes, 3 PUES. .. 256-8. 85c $7 Coty’s L’/Origan, Chypre, Pom-r- aude or Paris; 6 oz... .85.49 $2.65 Azurea or Fioramye Fau Ge Toflette ....-¢++e0:: $1.08 (Fletcher's) 3 Bottles, Sic

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[ORNING, APRIL 10, 192¢_ ee omens POST- DISPATCH _. SUNDAY PAGE 64 leit ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ — | z nie ~ 7 = a NEW GUARDIANSHIP 33 WALD cate ene royce ba Traveled Resorts Mle Wl yxk TravelatResorts ae Feat , . or » Fe ‘ . ; ees ; ™> 4 —— ——— . ~¥5 | a e to +h a ain * - = | - = — " : a : ES ean — opened 3 i 4 . — — “es "cae | — A eT . Lal s Rite members to's Shows 102 Patients : er : SS — a ~"“EXCE ELSIO S how much will you spend) | fis crash, peer on a summers vacation 23 (3 2° Bees © The KEELEY INSTITUTE JT MLS | jor only $ -60 round ip oe ; Dw ight, Illinois f~' : q = 7 oh end at Missouri’s National Health : 5 | 4 A ; ; ag TRUST BLDG. . ~ +he ‘queies “les | +f Yel! (yx - etc Gives full in- = 4 THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4 V street Pau ; 5 a : Phone ts Arfleid "OSA. see t Ce wie Sp t : ~~ Exc ) ‘ : 4 Distributed by ord jer r—Na 3 formation concern- , S ooo soware mele: af | ot me rs ’ ing rates, railroads, | Nesiceal Forests a = Building Material Desirrs. ¥ W eek $1.75 a Week a al : . hotels and ether » SS hey 3 : 7 % ¢ ree) > @f g Me oD, - =" 4 te mt 2 - “ y CME ee AW ae ee a eS w f he aes Spi - eee OB CL -4 Rasch xd >" bs pt » i aa ens ‘ Tee es: 4 ‘ A P “Se ‘ * % et > oe ; a See ¥ es tao ena ee : o eo) 7 ' » yer * iad ’ y > t ’ vWF % - Ps 7 : t, . 7 or ra 3 a, my ake ~ 4 . eee yea ade a ah | vt hd . = “i ets 5 7 si 7 = U . . o x rat 1 gree he ign ee Ee - » “Reget DM Bae OR Mages Hh aa tht ee oMe Ror 3 ? CESS z © : Seth beabhae’ shedhhban chal . of Nae ¥ gab aa Bc Me hi Do Sala a hick Maas Peet; 1h? 20 de Piget- ig Ree ae Wik ve teasbes ds. tha) tasitdtorbhee re tty’: “ ‘ : ea ¥ j TNan Wi ai: Li} di We rt rid together ee . ; - -— SAILING San Feescssco Ba Monatern Bay > = 4 Face lons of water mrn the air ~~ «+ eee vs fees b« win ~ —_— . 7 how Yelk owstone Lake next . . 1 . ,* 7 : 1s 4 ee 4 —— , = a “ _* — — ; ’ . ‘ " * — 3 i i : . tu : is , ; : = -— s rr . ™. ' ; ore é . Ive ereved anc [ra . ite i \ | : ? és sf “Ac an - ——— ——— . - - . me rune omen ss . Be Sree Vallee = ne - ; oe Length 2% es, Set wile & spas a ee os a ae nga amend ron of the Xxeliowstone, paint De { | : *a s . a at - ; “ " a2 " . - > _ . ; ° - . . , es bed = + 7 _- : “ee m > r 2 : 4 if ~ 4 | if } 4 ae rT ; N A I r a : . . ' ef 1.00 a Week Prices range from $22 Up. {fi and to the foot ant . 4 - are — a : —- = — 3 ATI . ; —_ . . ° * = of 3 : ~~ —_ - - - , al : * 3 3 acation CG e | | iP © ath ie ah ee ae ee Scarf Pin Uk a , ua carefree. we: | | | MH ii iN crad Netcom a toristi: | } hi Consult your Ast #3 ive : cen 2 , med: le Association finn m ac in ' ‘onstipstioes ae es jg Mma | — —————————— Wi Zee Se é : route to Salt Lake , 17Jewel Elgin — || _ Special Pullmans—Special Train = SS tes ake he seal Guaranteed 25 Years . ———— (A ee Me , == compieted Victory SS SSSSSSSSSSSSeseseeess: = = — tit Jed £2: _ e — | Highe high y : speed road direst San Francusce “s Pt ciay ondied 4 > “ .Y Ble it ee, Mech and ait - ae Please Mail Coupon to R. K. Cress, General Agent 411 Otiwe Street. St. Louis. Mo. Telephone Garfieid 3280 White Gold Wrist Watch N bead- | ean t 4 begin, bat | i? Wea t eplit | o sick I felt - | Am Interested CAREER AS ‘TRUST-BUSTER’ || °°" “~~ | SLO a Week beer ts i — > ‘ ‘ ' n : 3 §$ 10.55, Sis Bb Krapher T il How wt wr $18.75. $22 50. $25. $27.50 and up. Foreign Minister. Then 22. i 2 4 ite ee . We carry ail standard Defeated Sugar Combine. cemmsnesiinar ts — ——— & 2 welts ol Railroad prices up to $2,000 Watches. Guaranteed to Expansion Wrst Watch Bracelets, Pass Inspection. Credit 2.00 and up. at cash prices. about tours checked ( vy — Yellowstone-Coiorado _—— nnn $~ Chicago every Sunday pains im head, rack at mr ere sore St ; be “term? iav or twa. I : ,.« A > reas 5 5 . : s : . 2 s s 5 : . 5 $221 9!1—aeil expenses. § . Yellowstone: Glacier e-Clacier - LC - . Tours leaving Chicago every Monday » ; pa — | : See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains and Saturday : = «ad ; 2 Low samaner retind-erip fannie 5 5 5 5 . 5 s 5 5 1 5 : 5 5 5 5 r To Skagway — 18 days — $345 4 [> Seward — 26 days — $394.2 ” Yellowstone Park or > - q : & ey Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 9:30 P. M.: Other Days Till 6:30 14 dayse— $229. 70— . .* + pg Renee ta erg — IS « Excelsior Springs, Mo. ’ - > | atmen 5 nk Bidg.. St. Loge, Mo pment. | J : wr Nie ‘ § Telephone Garfield 0051 menes of ewer e Easiest gradient and lowest altitude of all trans . ——— continental iunes. When gorg to the coast, go one : Generali Tour of Glamer National F ark way, at least. Canadian Naconal Buri:ington Escorted Tour of Glacer and Y-llowetone Perks Lew summer tourwst fares —Oockets good returning - Buringtos Becorted Tour of Alaska , e account enti] Oct. 3:8 — Pecthc Northwest Tour, Raumer National Park, Mt. Saker ° . ae eel ie dl . r Region. Seattic, Tacoma. Portland. S$ ane creditor f@ regular mail f. ~ Mail the coupon belo omnes na . ee “ i - below. 4 Caitfornie vta Pactic Northwest ers ai80 take subscriptions ‘o The Hawesaen lsieands and the Ones publication in the country. The wht-seeing and reguiar paasenger me DusSeeS8 are operated in connec- . bot ¢ vee S , ; ae ; / . =t. Lowis Via. (i: Artei 1 x nm Witla ie very service ‘ a 1940 | *m, os OP AP ERIE AT IAT NORE I Oe FRER~ he mest ‘uxurters ap pein! ™Ment« and cenvrenienres the weestieniet snd Health «eker can emand Eesi cieceece and ofl . ld the aie toes of fife in an atmoaphere se a a var of cefipement Loder Sew menece : . : . aay ment thet hase refurnished and re = decorated for the bie 1[9°7 «usen SURWRGL s \MERK PR RAE RS cig lene sees 4 Sa AD ROOT PELE gr There will be. = lm oy perty. We wil] icere about... ‘rom Please quote ow rownd ‘Tp emm- mer farea, mail me free booklets and other actamled .nformanon. Name regions where other forms of | : : ; 7 ansportation are infrequent. More t 5.000.000 ns — . ' than 636,.000.0 ee were Oe BSS SESS S SSeS SSE SSE SS ES SSS SSSESEs eS. Se, wee ce paaes ‘arried ' aat +e 7 swag - , . j } F H FL. Reelcens . : iTing : 936 rhe ‘ . ; - * oe; Ft attr ; d 5, 322 E96 AUKT FOR CHILDREN | eT eee, = ees. a 4 _ a Pad Ze. 7 > jr AE DHS, Seg: ‘ - * Help “Wants — j < ry ) i vemt = me le Sanday j | so & than the THREE other @ - Park. ' —~ ad , ’ 4 7 , : An egg hunt for children will be ) The Sunday Post-Dispatch acest ee a | | Louis newspaper © ) eld at #8 a ™. Easter Sunday a } ; age \f . | Grareis Park. Miami and Louisi- Has the Only Color-Roto Mae One. One — One @#m8 avenues. under auspices of +h: anh waaga Magazine in St. Louis ; : . - | Ree of ee Sh ‘-rPavors Park fr ad de oe Th . | 4 oid ‘ Te ——T AMEDD TO aanpcintion. eon an Day | € Largest Railway System in Pe Som | : - ——— wine = — = a “Sat Wien Pres Sern , ees

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ee —— a) EN ) will you spend ers vacation ? >) 60 round trip St. Louis Ys California Ee dill alll ~Ametca'’s \. : 4 oolest \ SRIRMICT City 4 i a ‘\ Special Notece to Motorist: rs Consult yor Auto- mobile Association for route to Salt Lake City, then take the newly completed Victory Highway—a higb- speed road direct te San Francisco eo &£ WMITM): d-trip fares starting May 15 make to spend your vacation in California h go almost anywhere else. can you find so much to see? A trip a few days in San Francisco, met- d America’s coolest summer aty; in Y osemite, at Lake Tahoe, along motoring through the great Sierras pod groves, fishing, camping, sailing you like to do best in summer—can acation you would rather have? ¢ by train, or in yourowncar acrmss ed Victory Highway or the Lincoln H need this: be. wutifully illustrated re that you get the _— out of your nd for your copy today. inti i Ff fk © x x4 f} Californians Inc 140 Montgomery Street, Room &8- “S aistornia Wonder Tours'’— free. nl — ee near oa _~ ~” —— Ae ee ee ee ee ee _ ENTER EUROPE THROUGH BERGEN, NORWAY The Northern Gateway to the Conti Inc.. 100 NN, Dearborn “t., Chicas, They Concentrate | During 1926 the Post-Dis- patch printed 63,321 Male Hiclp “Wants” — 7839 more than the THREE other ‘St Louis newspapers combined. Main One, One — One, One land Resorts (a ate STFFERI SB found relief:from his own dis- ders. ®l began ha ver head mes,’ says M) i ‘ . se ‘ RS Aid i’ » meade ies : . freq) + i | ci? a | » tT" oF , aa a i ‘ ‘ 4 . " ; ae i i | this vinptom. ith which at ; > | almost oubled. | ‘ strait i r" ‘v? . > 7i1c% 7) ve } r ‘rf § often faiat ‘ , Z| Pal Aid iil PUPA ; . have not been taken care of periy, on ace istipation mdigestion. Buch suffer: the follow a *;% ; ; ‘ > ad ? , vig > oy wyis, 0] Bsaetiat ‘ e. a | s4 LOW . i just how the v woul Mm mv head felt and l would he Bl was paral\ 7 ad. I would have Meck and, if felt lik: My ne eri but like it would split aes ar so sick I felt SHOOTIN: are ms 1n ROU : pieces” Thedford’ j take A big dose ied off. I have one at all. J would take headache medicine feel so queer afterwards a scared. I didn’t feel right— ‘numb.’ In spite of these distressing toms, Mr. Jervis was soon relief through following the wise: 1iVice Of @ Triend. To use his own w ords— ‘| was telling a neighbor and he Black-Draught and when you feel a headache coming on.’ I did it and ‘took a few doses each night. Soon I had these headaches head- Now it is very seldom that just keep Black. Draught and use it when I need it. [ don't let myself get constipated.’ Thedford ’s Black-Draught has been found to relieve sick headaches in thousands of cases that were due to ‘onstipation or indigestion. In suc- ‘essful use for 85 vears. All druggists; Zoe & $1. JA- : ‘ ae ‘ 4 Saiti, (yet some fords yp AUGHT BLA : K-DRAUGE" : fo Round Out Face and Figure and Gain That “Firm-Flesh-Pep”’ fake ARIUM—Radium-in-Tablets—‘“‘Nature’s Vital Force’’—Easy Leiganeng — and weeders thy il 4 rs iret weigh walk with WAIST 5 FEET S INCHES ae TOUR WEIGHT INDICATES YOUR ARE YOU GAINING OR LOSING? a “Firm-Fiesh-Pep" and “Sy glow of youthful beauty, eat but be sure te teke two ARIUM Tab- With every meal te previde the power that food inte living matter. Then watch if you Want that truly Smasing results. * T? ry )¢ 1S 7) Me rai f al j i | i mu it Source of and Economical— flesh on your nes, increase your nerve mplexion and ee? 100 per cent agg see how Ne vc Mul be } , tired. Next take AKIU MM two tablets witt ch meal, three times per Cay. Then weigh and as! urself again ea y ‘week, test Four etrength agai } nue takin AR It" M regularly until you are’ say af ed gain in weight erry “an noes phosphates and of what you eat are turned into living tissue, muscle, bh nad an’ a \ bart in A multitude of alarming evrppioms quickly disap- pear. You should see and fee] a truil le gtar tling wrt provement in yourself each day. But it is not only a question of how much bet- ter you look and feel, or what vour friends say and think-—-the ecalee and tape meacure tell their own ator’. The test wil! sur- prise you. HEALTH Radium Chemists. In r Ne fe ; * definite aA arui wi eimoustrated INCREASED TO NORM oft. Wileon Drug Stores ri Bros... Medler’s Pharmacies, jamiliy of genul ‘t SHOULD NO ee CRED KY ANYONE WHO ORJECTE Enderle Drug Co.'s four retall h _ - aRITM ch supplies drugcists ¥" 'Sal\% a every oe ne me ut in used i prepare* . general health Fy orality- uild's value r Tors. wh Al. Recommended and 7 by all good § | stores, Walgreen fj Johnson Bros, Drug Co. ' Mecklenburg Parliament 'bled to choose a new TO ASSIST ELDERLY WOMEN | Sisters of Good Shepherd Arrang- | ing Program to Add to Build- ing Fund. | A benefit is to be given June 5) at the Normandy Convent of the! Sisters of the Good Shepherd, 7626 Natural Bridge road, the proceeds to go to a building fund for a home for elderly women. The Sisters of the Good - Shepherd have main- tained the ‘‘Schoo!] of the Immacu- late Heart’ for many years in Nor- mandy, and in addition have taken care of a number of elderly women in the convent buildings. The scope of the latter work has grown to such an extent that it has been decided to erect a special | ' building. CABINET TIE SETTLED BY LOT) Mecklenburg Chooses Cabinet Min- | ister by Novel Process. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, April 9.—Choosing a ibinet Minister by lot is a politi- cal innovation of the German free State of Mecklenburg. When the Socialist-Democratic coalition Government headed by Premier Paul Schroeder stumbled over the budget bill and failed to Obtain a vote of confidence, the reassemi- Cabinet by the prescribed method of voting. Schroeder was re-elecied by a vote of 25 to 24, as was also Minister: of Finance Asch. - When the posi- | tion of Minister of Education came ly three ballots resulted | in a tie hetween the Democratic in- | nbent, Moeller, and the candi-, te of the right, Stammer. So the was decided bv lot. Moeller | HUNGARIANS TO ROUT JAZZ: Composer Thinks Gypss Music Will Be Fad. By the Associated Press LONDON, April G,.——-Tzigan¢ about to shove plain old into the discard, in Honegger up for vote, Swiss music 1s American jazz the opinion of Arthur Swiss composer. Honegger, an admirer of jazz says it was admirable in its first effects, but has become wearisome in its most extravagant manifesta- tions and must make Way for something new. He finds Nittle to charm him in the boisterous bands of London which imitate the Paul Whiteman school. The gypsy music, of which the Hungarians and Russians have long been fond is what the Swiss composer expects to sweep over the world. It lends itself well to rollicking dances and _ anvemnage on ‘al instruments. can be played to many unusual m he says. COMMUNITY — = SCHOOLS Directors to Be Elected at Lancheon. J. Lionberger Davis will be the main speaker at the annual Jlunch- eon meeting of the Community Mu- sic Schools Foundation Tuesday, at the Town Club, 1120 Locust Seven directors to serve for two- periods, and one director to, serve the unexpired term of a. member who has resigned will be elected at the meeting. Members will also be asked to vote on a rec ommendation for Increasing the number of directors. The foundation has founded five communitv music schools in St Louis and ig planning to open oth- ers when additional funds ar: able. PARIS BEER NOW SIX CENTS High Price of Hop- Ends the Nickel Schooner. By the Associated .’ress. PARIS, April $9.—The nickel schooner of “good” beer is gone forever in Paris. It costs 6 cents now. Ordinary beer, at the zinc counter of the small, sawdust-floored cafe. is still obtainable at 4 cents for the half-liter glass, but there is always the tip to be reckoned with, even at the counter. Hops, say the brew- ers, are high because most of the crop is exported. Labor and ether | costs also have gone up. RELIGIOUS BOARD LUNCHEON Miss Harriet E, Vittum Will Speak at Chase, April 18. annual luncheon of the Roard of Religious Organizations will be at Hotel Chase April 18. with Miss Harriet E. Vittum, head resident of the Northwestern University Settlement, Chicago, as the principal speaker. More than $0 reservations have been made Plan for Negro National Meeting. The St. Louis Negro Business League met at a banquet Friday night at old Maccabee Temple, $11 North Vandeventer avenue, to dis-. cuss preparations for the Nationa! Negro Business Convention to be held here in August. An attend- ance of 100 members Was record- ed. Pearl Abernathy, a Negro real estate dealer is president of Annual‘ = treet, year avali- The ‘the league and Maj. Moton of Tus- ; xegee is president of the national body, = ee ee a — , persons | | ADVERTISEMENT ‘YOU CANT STARVE AND BE STRONG The old theory of rigid diets in VERTISEMENT | as the condemned Christ is led to —- An extensive cast is re- Healthy Girlhood’ s Miss Margaret Breen de- . Pity by Claudia, Pilate’s daughter, ‘signed the costumes. Exquisite Complexion " : A norma] healthy skim is smooth “D/ Gh of texture and devoid of all skin blemishes. Blackheads, enlarged NATURE’S WARNING HEED THEM § = pores, scales, and red spots DIABETES Drink and Bathe in Belcher Mineral Sulphur Water gence repulsive and indicate negli-|is like expecting an automobile to in caring for the skin. If the Tun without gasoline. My book, health and beauty of B E L Cc H E R H O T E | # Dept. for LADIES impaired by these ugly defects, pee TURKISH BATHS Fourth and Lucas WILL GIVE LENTEN DRAMA! Ysénesday eventing, Aprit 23. drama concerns the mys-| execution. 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ee « ser: yy wit he} ome - hy / Oh Oe ae van ate re oo aa . en ae in ee PAGE 8A — siaailaeatn >» ASK YOUR BARBER” wil do for your hair and acalp. M))- lions of happy users. Take homes botwue onder Meere-Beckt Gearse te: TOWN IN ENGLAND SEEKS NEW ‘GODIVA At Bartecs and Draogrista. Aisco makers Whyte-Fox’’ Skin Remedy =. cE —HAIR REMEDY — s Vi , > i ~% = 7% 3 COMPLEXION UICKLY ceo Y Carter's Littie Liver Pills | move the bowels free from j pein and unpleasant afrer effects. They relicve the evetem of constipation poisons which many times cause pirnples. Remember thew are a doctor's prescription and can be given to every member of the tamilv. 2 25c and 7 5 West 47th Street ‘ ~ rw 12 Reanty Treatments f ree. look i” sears Youncer Than 10 Minates. : Leg Trouble VARICOSEVEINS ©: —ULCERATIONS “sie SS Ue Ss nes CARRIAGES IN PARIS MUSEUM lTiorse-Drawn Vehicles Pre~err ed ADVERTISEMENT a aici me ~ a 7. Walgreen and siwaves have a good supply &* | a Oat-of-Town Customers Pay Us a Visit We Will Arrange Lasv Terms ana t Your Town A BLUE BIRD DINNER SET wiThH YOUR OR OVER PURCHASE | CASH OR OF CREDIT Day-Bed and Pad Regular $35 Value Se 192 $1 Down—Easy Payments SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 10 ——————— ore we: 35 YEARS IN ONE LOCATION GOLDMAN BRO 1102-1108 Olive Street - “ - ‘ a ‘ ty -_ A 2 Doors West of llth Street ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i Fx tt Ve Oo wo Gee Open Evenings . by Appointme rt Phone MAin 34% SNS y: . a STER BRIDES We Giwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps $19 Eatra-larce davenport Handsom loose crpsbobors. rail} _ this coupon at time of pur- eq reniine KRroehle mality s = > ——. Easy Payments $5 Down—Easy Payments ELECTED TO PHI BETA KAPPA dents of Illinei _-- eo SUSNSUCHSUCNLHCNSNRUeNe ee Ne ie Bl) Boe VENEHSHUSHSNENBUSHEUENSN NSH ENEUeH eh eee . F s . . ite tat ‘ ~ ita $$5 3-Pc. Walnut-Finish bed, dresser, chest $17 4-Pc. Wainat V $22 dresser, vanity, cil 4Pc. Antique W dresser, bed, vanity 7-Pc. Genuine $375 cael elaborate, Wrought ae 2 .Gpoeinean | - — 2 be na aes | r ‘BB: | ; i : ‘ ; = | . | . : 32 ereen and black _. $2 Decorated Phone i a Green and red Wal! Desks— BAR dresser, Vanity $32 4Pc. Antique Wai atae K Former Price $150 Reed Fiber Be $27.50 Gn ie Slightly Dan Art ‘ 4Pc Walnut Ve Cc $39 dresser, chifforobe, Enter Spring! : ; 4 . : Tea Carts—z a sind $27.50 removable tra Pier Cabinets—L : Green and red Davenport Suite — sitet, COMMUNITY VISITING WEEK (lab to Call on Social Agencies ————— . | : | tage = Neg EERE a ee nn on cee lige psoas iar a “ie «= S45« Mahogany Da ame «$17.50 Fiber Sulky.. $12.50 Folding Go-© $19 Metal Beds..... =22.50 Da-Bed and > . $250 2-Pc. Mohair NESE : S fe Room Suite ae a - 5 jour = | = 3150 3-Pc. Ve itahitahi tahiti Buck’s Gas Range Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range laree oven—exrcelient hak er. 4 gas burners. Why buw an un- known and irferior range when you can Duy a Buck's at this iow price Ud id Breakfast Set Biawe Bird Dinner Set Free Kitchen Cabinet FREE — White Metal Kitchen Stool, 8 Glass Spice Jars and Blue Bird Guar. | PoP side table Dinner Set ed white wood sanded to smooth This Cabinet is large and has every finish, Peady tt decorate , : — - iA DOT -@arvin Aevice. 5 Regular sce ral") ~ ¢ Finest cor Megular $50 value— $ I22 75 § $12.75 Lino Rug ‘78 Refrigerator FREE—7-Piece Water Set and Blue Bird Dinner Set The finest in the world anteed to save ice White en- ame iad interlor — remevable mickeled wire shelves— _League o* Women Veters will bh $ 45 19 held Apri! 28 at Er ange; FE ntece- at oo » : ) _— rt i > pal Church, in Webster Groves 3 } $1 Dewn—Easy Payments $1 Down—£asy Payments . LIN Derteg 18938 ‘the PFeer- Otepate® pustness meeting wil) he &. . large selection of pat- terns; good grade: square rard.... dian casual P ~~ Sirthdaryr and j > anak anne . o ee * me in one Four artistic chaire and Arg? > uty Ted S aD for- 7 = , a hee about beauty, Civitan and Exchange ciube of th. $45 Velv et Rug $ ~— * silky Sle tL ei ce? te cs: 4 r “ >? une telling. snes BLACK=WHITENS: BOE SMT SR 3) | Beauty Creations ee ee “OSnlon re ———— * ~~ itv ¥stD a YEAR. * 4 , bata AUER 2 HS EID ORO ne aS a SSN ‘ Made of select- SSAA WE ett 2) eae ~—- °*?- oo ~~? — ~) 2 : * 4 ri. rr ™ S.rucw : etitatitatedtehitehitat OE if ~ — > aa 7 ae ~ * *) e¢ oe 4 ‘ Le armnua _ — . : | ' — ~~ en Sn ieee teenie tes a ee) eet ee hd eg .. .. : : : ' _ i 221 eee Pe Eo —— _ —— i " : -oe 5 - ~ _——, —— oa - = + GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-4-6-8 OLIVE ST. ,

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Heron, Ger 1eral News General News st. LOUIS PUST- DISPATCH ls ee mate IS, SU NDAY MORNING, P AGE 3S 1—4A ee aaa a use pumnae me saa APRIL 10, 1927. Sooo en tae eae ae ae oT Sea 4 Open ly by Appointment Phone MAin 3465 § ‘ si evil h anittib aa € é! en Te vial eal! Pd > wien - OM. , ~ 2 Lb sas S¥o1-| Ar Sy PLPye og ot: we hog TS 2, oe: venport Suite § ¥ $285 Value side ehair mut irame e. Inde- pholster- Payments O Reed Fiber Bed avenport puite d Davi phipe mrt vi edroom withou road mate day tO inroom iv of its ‘bean ingtede,. 9 Pee eed a be itiful 175 rt. The chair and 5 large and roomy. S .75 n heavy cretonne. uction . Down—Easy Payments relvet ns $29 ; Lino o Rug 8 $7.22 95 8, x) Large selection of pat 26; suvare yard....... -69c a 3 % [" ! Convenient | $575 7-Pc. Genuine Mahogany Suite—Extra satin, RH SSS ~~ a ~ ’ ; ' > oe € { m + e » . > + a - _@ ’ 7 . ’ > mr = = me, — SS Entire Grand Furniture Co. Credit Stock Now on Sale at ™ & WASHINGTON ait A Nw | COMPLETE HOUSE FY hy Dh egg 1 oteuse +o ot erators and odd pieces. price! fraction of their cost to make. one of a kind. Come early! free RT SEVEN. See SE oa ak SHR IURL RL We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ssf “Dress Up” th e Hi om e for Eas ter! Stocks have been rearranged, reserves have been added. All is in readiness for Monday, offering the greatest values in many years at this legitimate sacrifice of the bankrupt Grand Furniture Co.’s entire stock of Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Refrig- We purchased this big stock from the receiver at auction «4- , >. , A — 4 py ‘Buy at : the ‘Sale of the | Including Furniture, Stoves, Rugs, Lamps, Odd mers Etc., of the 50, St.Lout ‘Bought by The Hub at ‘Auction and Now Being Closed Out! Former Price Many special purchases of manufacturers’ close-outs are included, at a Stamps with every purchase. Living-Room Suites Sacrificed $295 2-Piece Mohair and Freizes Suite ae extra-large davenport and club” chair, % ie loose cushions. Handsomely carved top frame nd Ta n- "$18. 15 . cy ta ipes rails and frames. seat Royal Easy Chairs tecular $48.50. Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $1 75 2-Pc. Living-Room ee in velour $85 $195 3-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite—in velour, with f 3 ; loose cushions ....... Gas ae S 3 Davenetie Suite $250 3-Pc, Overstuffed Bed | Davenport Suite- te | $179 $6 rE 50 ower... oe $255 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite—in mohair and $ { 95 Jae wate upholstered ; see is framesx,. Dar- ette. armchair and Jacquard. Loos e cushions - $450 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite—carved — rail yorker; 60R55 silat: Becroom Pacnttece Sacrificed $16 Cedar Chests 3-Piece Jacquard and frames. Mohair and freizes. $275 4-Piece on: ay Walnut Suite ree $7 length vanity and large dresser, in beanti- Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price CO 3-Pc. Walnut-Finish Suite—Including dh S99 .... $57.50 Bow-end bed, large fully matched veneers bed, dresser, chest of drawers $175 4.Pc. Walnut Veneer Suite—Bed, dresser, vanity and chifforobe . $225 4-Pc. Walnut Veneer Suite—Bed, dresser, vanity, chifforobe. , $325 4-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—54-inch dresser, bed, vanity, chifforobe | 55 $395 4-Pc. Antique Walnut and Maple— Bed, dresser, chifforobe, vanity $25 Walnut-Finish $124.50 Gedar Ghests rae pr oma craeeneere ae $22 ] yt Periog style Fennessee fed eecar interior. walnui-finished exte.rer, arzge size. large, elaborate, display pieces pea $295 LAMITED QUANTITY Wrought Iron and Decorated Furniture Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price . ae 5() Tea Carts—Red and green. — sides, Wrought Iron Pieces removable trays ne and ime... a ee $2 Decorated Phone Set— —— —6$3.95 Green and red ... £8.00 4 Q5 $27. 50 Gate-Leg Table— ae ‘ od Green and red Ss ee ieee sesetyaee-eorn gee vif $10.50 , Wall Desks—With yu & ronts, deco- 347 30 rated in green and red. Slightly Damaged or Reconditioned Furniture, Sold “As Is” Bankrupt Sale Price | Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $3.75 $19.75 $7.50 Mahogany Rockers.... $9.50 $195 3-Pc. Velour Suite, . $4.00 with loose cushions $4.50 $250 3-Pc. Mahogany $11. 50 Bedroom Suite $45 Gas Range $99.50 $79 Gas Range $150 3-Pc. Velour Living $165 Blue Enamel Combination Room Suite $59.50 Range $57.50 $45 Coal Range, 4-hole top $21.50 We Gwe and Redeem a a \ LON ‘SALE. AT. Former Price $45 Mahogany Davenette. . $17.50 Fiber Sulky $12.50 Folding Go-Carts... $10 Metal Beds $22.50 Da-Bed and Pad. . $250 2-Pc. Mohair Living- Room Suite idsiatatatahitattetitetatettata aneuarereranaueneuueusunnmnennennamnnnanensrenarangng: ineiieiwitehiehiteiatitehitS f Special Purchase Sanford’s Beauvais Axminster Rugs Wonderful bargains! The nationally known Stephen Sanford’s heavy Beauvais Axminsters, seamless, perfect; new patterns, “at a new low price. as follows: 9x12 8.3x10.6 6x9 4.6x6.6 36x72 $49.75 $42.50 $29.75 $14.75 $7.15 EET EAE DE LIE oS RL EELS EN EET Rugs and Floorcovering Cut: Former Price Bankrupt " Pr $20 9x12 Brussels Rugs, attractive designs. 9.75 $35 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs 539. 75 $45 9x12 Velvet Rugs; good selection $30 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs $55 11.8x12 Axminster Rugs, slight irregulars .. . $80 9x12 Seamless Fringed Wilton $2.50 18x36 Axminsters one $10 9x12 Feltoleum Rugs, slight seconds..... $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, from perfect rolls, sq. yd., 95c $1.25 Printed Cork Linoleum, sq. yard...... $2.50 Genuine Battleship Linoleum, sq. yd. | Remnants of Cork Linoleums, sq. yard Imported Oval French Wilton Rugs (Made in France) $8 27x54 Size $30 4.6x6.3 Size $42.50 5.8x8 Size $67.50 6.7x9.6 Size PHONOGRAPHS, RADIO CONSOLES, ETC. $50 to $75 Upright Phonographs—(6 records).... $24.75 $35 Radio Console—Built-in speaker... $19.75 $15 Radio Cabinets—Walnut finish (14x31). $7.95 $4.50 WROUGHT IRON BRIDGE LAMP The greatest value you ever saw. Decorated $2 4.5 * wrought iron stand, parchment-finished shade. Wired complete. Bargains in Beds and Bedding Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $11.50 Metal Beds, walnut finish. $15.00 Metal Beds, walnut finish.... $25 to $39.50 Wood Beds, walnut finish $17.50 Double Deck Coil Springs...... $18.50 Genuine Layer Felt Mattress. $24 Steel Da-Bed and Pad $32.50 Coil Spring Steel Da-Bed and Pad $24. 50 $3.00 Upholstered Footstools, Special coverings of jacquard, $1 95 e Mahogany color frames, velour or damask Odd Pieces Greatly Reduced Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $10 Etched Buffet Mirrors. $5.95 $11 Large Mahogany-Finish Console Tables. $4.95 $15 Drop-Leaf Breakfast Tables $6.75 $30 Antique Mahogany Spinet Desk $55 Antique Walnut Secretary .. $65 Mahogany Hall Clocks $10 Mahogany-Finish Windsor Rockers . $19.75 Mahogany Tilt-Top Table. AL om % Some of the lots are limited to a few, some only Convenient credit terms, a year to pay. Eagle Porch and Lawn Furniture Sacrificed Bankrupt Sale Price $45 5-Piece Gray Oak Breakfast Sets $2.Q:75 See these sliding top ex- tension tables ware ex- tra lenwes, 4 ‘hairs. Beautifully finixhe -d. $20 5-Pc, Breakfast Set —drop-leaf table, four chairs, un- I | 95 firnislae ad . oO $28 5-Pc. Enameled Set — side pe i ony 1 hest chair . Former Price celebrated make . hand workmanship large dining Suite, in period china cabinet, ex- $210 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite “$159 Bankrupt Sale Price $1 50 8-Pc. Huguenot Walnut Suite—Buffet, extension table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair $169 8-Pc. Huguenot Walnut Suite—Buffet, extension table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair $195 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—Buffet, china cabinet, extension table, 6 chairs $189 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—Buffet, china cabinet, extension table, 6 chairs. . $345 10-Pc. Genuine Walnut Suite—Of a $550 10-Pc. Gorgeous Walnut Suite—Finest Welt-Known Makes of Refrigerators | Former Price $38 All-White Kitchen Cabinet 2 | 9” A real bargain: white enamel inside and out. Sliding porcelain table top, metal flour bin. ete 25-lb. capacity . 40-lb. capacity . 50-Ib. capacity lined, 40-Ib. capacity . lined, 50-lb. capacity . Kitchen Cabinets £45.00 wolden oak or gray se nmel Kite — ‘ab ap sch pore ao 50 £50.00 golden neat uray or white enamel $33.50 side and out, 50-lb. capacity Cabinet: por- ecelain top ical refrigerator $1 ] 5 Steel Clad, white all-porcelain lined; nickel trim; 75-lb. capacity........ $13 5 Steel Clad, white or gray 1-Pc. porcelain lined; ice (100 lbs.) or mechan- Bankrupt Sale Price $15 Refrigerator, white enamel lined, $24 Refrigerator, white emmanuel lined, eB 50 Side-Icer, white onamel lined. , $47. 50 Side-Icer, one piece, porcelain $54. 50 Side-Icer, one piece, porcelain $85 Side-Icer—All enameled aa in- Stoves and Ranges at Cut Prices Former Price See Our Big Stinie of Leading 5 Gas Ranges, siae oven STOVES iy So and broiler R ANGES $82. 50 Gas Ranges, all enamel ..... Quick Meal Charter Oak Bridge & Beach Moore's, Baker's Premier, Etc. 3-burner top for coal or gas for coal or gas. . Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price $11 Fiber Rockers $13.50 Fiber Rocker, upholstered seat & back $9.75 $20 Fiber Tea Wagons $20 Fiber Table Lamps. . , $22.50 Fiber Bird Cage and Fernery $65 Fiber 3-Piece Suite; auto spring seats. $39.75 $75 3-Pc. Fiber Suite; cretonne upholstered. $49.75 “Walnut” er “Mahogany” indicates A emall deposit holds —_ color enly, except where A purchase—-storage free un veneer or —— til wanted. Pay when non apecifically stated. Frames or bases are ready for it! of gum, birch, etc. $72. 50 Combination Range, Le $32. 50 Gas Range, with large oven and ankrupt Sale Price $165 All-Ename! Combination, 4. hole top = $225 Moore's Combination—Gray or r blue. High gas oven and broiler ... Rare Bargains in Fiber Furniture 3 pieces—davenport bed, armchair and arm rock- er. with com fortable spring «cats, covered in eTetonne. re WASHINGTON | (im wy ube b. —- > + Med tae ne hp chines elpunin ad > » aiteitatite talitahishitetuetitahdatitattettatitehitet “teh uene@u itatiitahi St TOUR Cua o AW " iatitetaetite wtahiteh Sahicahiten saenre' ite itatitah tate’ Bien ene Stet tatters MA A ry #1" or Set a J — 2 —~ ry ~ i? Parke ~ me wg ./ a © J - +> « A j we ; ‘44 86 bd lsd hele = J a & fearlost@rva erste tite tsite Re ee ETT Gee TE oy gene Fs eee alata ™ he wet ae: Soe ratty tpn ak kd myene tern t> at rar Hey: v SA PRY ew ” A gk? 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH real estate salesman. Roosevelt Hotel, as the man who counties. Due to the early check- had entered his room April 1 and beat him. fracturing his nose and ing of the epidemic no ban was aR placed on transients. inflicting internal injuries. Neither Charges Chanffeur Beat Him. William Woods, 24 years old. chauffeur, 5156 Waterman avenue, “ant was identified Friday by Paul YOU CAN ALWAYS 00 BETTER AT | ‘yorras NAVY BLUE SUITS & YOUTHS’ DOTBLE OR SINGLE BREASTED STYLES PLAIN BITE, FANCY WEAVES & STRIPES 2-PANT SUITS | 2-PANT oH 4) mal $30 Men's an d ae ave totes youths’ new Spring stzles, og 1]. High - ade BONS wave sia ear STS te tien Mi ld. $210 Value. 2 $209 Value, = It will take a number of days to; "Ss in 2 en es of B SMOKED HAMS : ; cured. $1.00 Weex!y $1.00 Weekly bidders, due t affed or bed PURE COUNTRY Be on ag Your choice of overs! ( Massive dreseer, and shade, bed. coil davenport set. floer lam spring, cotten Ox12 ruc. «library tahie. picture, @x12 rug. chair, rocker, One-gailion size can. $1.25 value ‘ plone pny table mp. smoking lamp and shade, wall pic SELECTED _JUNE PEAS stand and ~ + tha be mnavied on - “ 2 size can. (4-PC, DINING ROOM | 47.96 KITCHEN OUTFIT °°" preferred : tines aF ** x etion of tne saie , $ including a personal and : stock in th: ton and vicinity. Pr. pr. Tyroler. Strictly fresh. tens. Degen. particularly against the spread of! Brewer, 30. the disease outside the affected uRT CITES SALESMEX FOR ALLEGED CONTEMPT ee her WASHINGTON, Wess. = ae 1e ssi agate vaccination, Dr. Rus- SMALLPOX =: ™ clared the spread of the dis- ‘ASO ad been checked. Dr. R issell was placed in charge a state hea! = ter Co. Accused of M * prefedicial Remarka. > wr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Holt F ef 3631 South Grand boulevard an : rge R. Feicmeier of Edward 4 wile were cube maed yesterday ; pear Tuesday before a Spe raster in the Federal Building, a conten pt “ase alth program to guard ? oe Ss, otateé Heaith ~~ > ame ote anks a ce A 2 yg ReTe. mg ee awe ete te ty 2 eae aia amine aa “ Reece, ‘ ‘ : A SES Gea bers ‘ - b PP ° ‘ ck aa ae ‘ her mie re P 7 = penned tien dy ; > a te a ee ee ese me ie ee oad E. @itnesses in | WEBSTER’S YOU Cz fl wALt Over a million rolls of at special prices. Read where you save half, Cent 15¢ a Roll Value And valves up to $2.00 « Dr. R. L. Russell, Deputy Stat =e : ld Ns ae , Beaks =Commianener, rdas THE CROWOS GO yeste »-* » a-«- #4 Py i tA Geers mr oem memac the fow full-size mmplications of the specifica mattress, “losest bidders fo! the bridges were beantiful ‘he Wisconsin, Kansas City, Mount ture and na nebo taneous construc- MEN'S FINE Broadcloth SHIRTS Bc White. celers and fancies MEN'S $1 HIGH-GRADE FANCY ATHLETIC UNION SUITS T5e« BOYS’ NAINSOO tions chiffonier, SUGAR CORN 2 size can. Sweet ed A real I5Se can “ny 3 Cans. 27 “FIGS — i LARD si 5 tts.98 POTATOES 5 hs. 14 Geed cookers . ON SALE EVERY DAY— i ; 5 a he , ¥ “4 Ser, Pn «he > 3 4 , Hy 4 Mw : é sais , — ‘ ins , PGE UES at ue * abe RE TA free ath a Kee i ~ mu * -* ed A oi ad eS 4 mpanies. AERA 10c¢ Value ce tH + { et fs Tce ih rire Bat Pata 3 Wee, age Be ah hs ed af Sh oe rn Sy a ntiabes . all = . buffet. eblenc table, 6 p2 ed to be made shortly, , oe alg beautiful pictures, silver Quick Meal Gas Rance. new lincleam “po , | BLUE DEVIL LONG UNION SUITS, 29¢ | KWICKERS, 55¢ | OVERALI- PANTS... $ 1 ORESS Men's 2.50, yond 95 fam PANTS $=. | —}pe+—tinmees MEN'S HEAVY 95c || $2 Boys’ chairs, 7 . cab inet. @x12-ft. rug, pair torcheres chen cabinet, 5-piece break- ipon . > —- . and buffet mirr: table set. gé65i 9 of ee iP A es ee ro ih Mla " t. 9-piece kitchen ‘ leg ana me enna a+ tin Alt vicinit very thorough ere test by + att eciaeiacaee | FRAMES $1.00 to $5.00 onths will are in Webster's. $4.00 to $6.00 Ask the Salesladies +4 be pli tins lee 50° to 75% | Save 40° to 65% on shout 158 to finish the work Plans hav LIVING-ROOM DINING-ROOM been approved by the War Depart: i One Py Poy, Single Vision Gis« with Frame and Eve Test mi os _ 7 4 we? tel ye ER ire ae. al ’ a aaah ot Ms - ieee caseate 2 oe We es in horten road ee ee we FURNITURE 3-Piece Parlor Sets 3-Piece Davenette Suite - 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite, $42.50 3-Piece Cane & Velour Bed-Davenport $82.50 Save 50°, to 75° on BEDROOM FURNITURE Odd Dressers, up from _... $8.50 Chiffoniers left from suites, $10.85 FURNITURE 8-Pc. Dining-Room Osifit, $27.50 Obieng Dining Tables Odd Buffets, Ai condition, $11.65 Wall China Racks Odd Dining Chairs, each...§$1.65 Save 55° te 80° on ALL KITCHEN FURNITURE Hi-Over Gas Ranges, 7 4 } Louis and Al- ec a] -~> have no grade hereas the present route through the Tri-Cities and Mitchell crosses tracks. Naming the two crossings the Lewis and Clark Me- morial Bridges, in memory of the explorers who went from St. Louis » the Northwest, and of the con- necting road @s the Linooln-Doug- las Highway, since one of the last of the LincolIn-Douglas debates was Alton ts under considera- 2 *' rm ~ oO 5 & v7 *? ~ fre mae . ~ to miles anc ~ many neld in NETS 46. 000 POUNDS | OF FISH crossings. | | DR. TYROLER 2? Formeriy with Jaccards / @Rose Bushes and Shrubs w WILL BLOOM ALL = The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MOK ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers CL J.D. CARSON CO., S. E. COR. 8TH & FRANKLIN ETROIT FURNITURE FACTO RY'g Our sales for the been 112% % g sold condition, and 5-Pc. Complete Becroom guaranteed iwo Days’ W ork. in Flood Waters a ti rer om Suite . ee _..$69.75 Large Cabinet for kitchen. $5.45 Yields Huge Catch. 4-Pc. ivory Bedroom Suite, aoe SO Massive Kitchen Tables ...$3.85 By stringing nets between trees $18 New Value Bed Sprinzs, $4.50 Comb. Range, wonderful n the inundated fis Full-Size Cotten and Feit Matiresses Large Oak Refrigerater - lron Beds, A1 condition....$2.89 Side-icer Refrigerator -- » EASY fe 2aClnil ANGE © TERMS RNITURE STORE 823-25-27 N. 8TH STREET Between Franklin and Morgan UGE SURPLUS STOCK)~~ BOUGHT BY CARSONS E= A at 72 price £ FOR DELIVERY . $10.75 EASY TERMS in. . . ye s ‘ PS, og Wd om a tel sali ¥ aS eK A ae Rn ek TL De oe: Seca an REO POS ean ge Sitey yee ae Set aa ad sey _ taeda : ee “P ee 7- . sau ash are ates re Ai a Jae we vd * ¥ alia ail ? or oy = . pe aed ate Taye: * ‘ 3 ; : bite ee ke oe ce ‘a wibaeee. * a se 4 Yt will fs betie 4 _— ; # i Dye oe Pe 8 a ae ware ee £: Sa bh a . ae PEs ie 1g Te a Bae re PhS oa aw ees ey OF eS es pet ks BPR PRIS OF ee 4 re 2 - 7 4 WP. int 3 “ : — we OF i cole ee eo re One, e —— FUTURE We just consummated a stupendous purchase—and now the most thrilling F urniture values of the last decade! A well-known manufacturer (whose @ we are not permitted to divulge) was in desperate need of ready cash and sold us his entire surplus stocks at far below actual manufacturing ¢ stock comprises every new style in high-quality overstuffed and bed davenport Sultes—and Is priced for quick disposal! at savings of 50%. included in this sensational sale our great stocks of bedroom, dining room, kitchen furniture at proportionately great savings. Attend Monday! UE RE Save 50” on LIVING-ROOM SUITES $175 Living-Room Sulte seats. coed away constipation ~ ~ ~that is the scientific Way to internal cleanliness SAVE 50% ¢ DAVENPOR BED SUITE $205 ee eI Ne ~AwWRW, Bi , . ~ ge 4 ¥ , = - iz ¢ > ee | . : to. ~ - Coil spring bed. ve- = \ Te , “=o ~ ae ee leur Se 5 ‘ . ’ é ‘ . - + “4, ; > A » _ ~ _ - ' ‘» . “i. On sale at we HAT is the greatest of all clean- sing agents? The answer is WATER. You use water for washing externally You should use it, too, for the interna! wash. leur covering. Common drinking water would make > grag T wen ee eushion Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. 12, 1926 i travel agreat deal,and ond thatirregu lar hours together with constant change of food tend to constipate Forthat rea- son, | always carry a bottle of Pivte with me. i don’t believe there is another laxative on the market that gives sucb guick relief Often I find it convenient two drink on at soda fountains Reversible leose cushion seats: beautiful design. Om sale at g + Qi Al a ll PP On Ate be rent — a ee oe ALL DINING SUITES At Drastic Price Sacrifice $155 DINING-ROOM SUITE $ Nine pieces of best en binet weeds in wal. S215 Dining Room Sue $1 O@ 1524) $197! ‘136. $250 Dining-Room Suite [$15.50 Ce Fine waimat vweeeer 66-inch buffet. MATTR china cabinet. five chairs and arm- For full or twia chair. Sale at. size bec, $385 Dining-Room Suite == ALL BEDROO UIT At Sensational ero Mevtling Price Cats _siss btomoom surreggzcy og | KITCHEN FURNITURE = - a elain Gas "$46.25 OO | rer $21.50 $220 5-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE $4 Gray Oak Breakfast $25 3 $ Sets; 5 ; eceag. Sale at 0 W alnut veneer: beet cabinet — so A Side-leer Refrigerator: e* vanity. chiffarebe, bed. dresser e. ned. Sale $15.90 recker. Sale at at $285 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE $4 ae ss _gemi-porcelain. Sale at... SOaOO Extra large ee | bed. dresser. chif-* © ss “ees ss lame aREE 39c ~ 4s, , eT oe ts a - Kein ae at ap, Keg - ee MK " F 5 3 é mm ha hee en watts tS Messe" sah a BERS SOE RR el Cag HONS EMT CORR: nts ete Reg Po As Re Re be lh eat ic a a rn pa a dia haste ls Dh RE niet uur ones " . adpantte staan we) sabi : Se ul Pie cc A Se Sa, J re ee a ne ig sitll pa Kc sedey hee ; A ¥ 3, ae : BB . x : ; 7 a P ’ . . 3 He: aes. Waele ARUGUL be nega 4 Pacsebepans rea pet a” gets nda Lie 3 ~ollar ati le) . . : an exc lent laxative, but for one thing. $225 Living-Room Suite y S251. 50 cae It is quickly abDsorbed, and excreted by Tene Readies weeeeetnte ¥4 . eushion seats: ‘ the kidneys. Hence, only a smal] por- a cee “$112. 50 ie me ie 4 = fine Guntgees of gies ’ $255 Carved Frame Overstuffed Suite SN} cee He jolt a : ~~ $362.50 Mohair Bed- Davenport That is the reason for its pronounced ——— P © eo ae a laxative value. Science knows that the — mineral content of Pluto exceeds the $450 Mohair Carved Frame Living-Reom 5175 Value for One cong egg cushions; —Solid mahegany frame — reversible A massive Bedroom § enly $1 79.50 se aL passes through the eliminative system $19.75 DAVENPORT —— 3 + E. ln. Pay the ' : TABLE Py : é hs Y practically intact, flushing and clean- In beautiful blended finish; destzned $G.80 ~<_— ee ee oe ag Vik. ing ali that’s before it. Ne een ee eG < A to two hours. That, too, is why Pluto never gripes. The action ts natural, gen- tle and harmiess. Pluto does not cause When you need a laxative, remem- Der that the medical profession for almost a generation has recommended your druggist for Photo, and you wil] always play safe. Bottled at the springs, French Lick, Indiana. tion enters the intestina] tract. ‘$i 97. 50 Cell spring bed: reversible ivoese mineral] content of the blood. As a m- loose cushions. On woods—walnut finish. im the clegant renaissance perio rt Bed Saite. Sale at That’s why Pluto ts so positive and habit-forming tendencies. nor will t Pluto Water in preference to the arti- Pluto Water acts just the other way. eushion seat. Elegant design. $375 Mohair Carved Frame Living-Room Suite sult, Pluto Water is not absorbed, but —— bow-end bed and t thorough, giving results in 30 minutes weaken the system. ficia) “drug” type of cathartics Ask WATER “=: Physic $250 Value at the A Bedroom vaise pieces—dresser, bed, of genuine walnut hardwoods. # Ss + n SEES | as penis oss es aa Elegant Spanish desicn baffet. exten- sien table. clesed chins cabinet. five side chairs and armchair. Sale at. ARO Se packs. & Dallas. Tex distinetive design. There are perhaps a dozen items of “frst aid” which we are never without in our home The most important of these is Pluto Water One never knows when it will be needed oy some member of the family Ploto has won its place as our family laxative. because of its ability wo reliewe quickly. a very important , and decause tt leaves no eo thing pleasant after effects. Axminster Rugs Handsome — verre” $28.50 sale at “ee $50 9x12 Size tempered wire at SINGLE-DIAL Freshman Masterpiece RADIOS ' TTT a

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: “3 os oT. LOUIS "OST- DISPATCH ee eee SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927 ST LOUIS POST DISPATCH PAGE 3A Nat nor Woods would SSSmmmQQURT CITES SALESMEN —|asainw: Devia. m. crandan andlroute Architectural club wer ESCAPED.U.S. CONVICT (MPS:_OUvE cmiswoun x; x2n# emoraono ner mit =~ . statement. A relative of th. game F Ce elected at a meeting held last : pee: oh , e ine |Cash Register Co. salesmen. T en name. For a rainy day, or going away; . man re ported the Case gi FOR ALL GED CONTEMPT | It is alleged Crandall and Rame- Mt Cte ae ae GETS UNCONTESTED DIVORCE Mrs. — swold charged er? For every day, or giving away. pice, is 2 ne r tt made prejudicial ° , se ~ eer eee on, a eging that Griswold a i : 3 yes of National Cash Regis-| ?° remarks | president: , Maiden Name % -. Co, Accused of Making about Remington cash registers|tirst vice. pore aealaed Geese. Seneel—iikiees wee Is/sented himself trom their home|} 200 UMBRELLAS ON ) y a prejudicial Remarks. | bought by tha witnesses. They eh prema oe iy ; Edwar Pues atin eged De- without explanation Feb. 1, 1926, SALE AT “MURPHY’S” tee Seen SE Mattia! cited for alleg4d violation of a court | +p , Secon ce president; Ar- ies Celene cx “On. and did not return. They were Zo pr, 2nd Vrs. JOSet 7 eae" decree of 1916 restrain! ef thur T. Grindon, secretary, and - ‘ive Cabanne Griswold of | married Sept. 6, 1922 , BE of $631 South Grand boulevard andj. 1d ; ; . “= © icers | Richard a Johnson, treasurer 62738 Plymouth avenue was grant» M G : . ; $3.00 Rainproof U mbrellas, $2.00 : Feldmeier of Edwards.| 2% agents of the National Cash) - ed a div sate. “irisweld, a Gaughter of the 4.50 Rad f Umbrellas, $3.00 : . i : _— } | te none t | Register Co. from unfair competi powen ns Seannes ene Terenas. 2. “Toupee Smith Broke Away Wurdem oe a6 tenn by Judge | late J. Goode Cabanne, resides with | $4. ea » Ang “ were subpenaed yesterday to!,, — “| Packe Peman at Cla : age 7! ’ NAVY BLUE SU | TS 1):¢ yille i tion methods. cKer were new members elected From Marshal on Way to | Merrill Schatten ee from Edgar/ her mother, Mrs. Aly Camp Ca-/| $7.50 Silk Umbrella, = Bs. ssday before a Special aasllaiai to th { , = , pcg :, “rain Gite Bak _gppear Tue a & 6 executive board and Wil- : Oo yracuse, | banne. Griswold did not contest | all colors | FANCY WEAVES & STRIPES — a Jpop eethee song — foll es , _” = “ “yr a Prison in December. | | Bi Folds Dressing Cases : od sa ; . Ps if PP Case : A oO owin offi ” a ‘witness g officers of the St. board of trustees, | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES {ff Brief Cases Boston Bags $U | TS 2-P ANT SUITS —_— “Toupee” Sintth, ‘shasaitertont | $15 Fibre Dress Trunks, $10.00 and Baltimore tailor made, i : STER’S by the police as one of the busiest | aie VAs || Reece $91 — wee WEBSTER ’S end most unsuccesstul—auto- INDENWO O A COLLEGE | P. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. kerecs. newest colors. : Sy mobile thieves in the country, is on | “A CENTURY OF SERVICE” FOR WOMEN || 101 WASHINGTON AV.—107 [eat his way back to Atlanta peniten- | Within fi tiary today as the result of the | weed’s fame ny minutes of St. Louis. One of the chief sources of Linden- DOUBLE. essing end thems an educational institution is that it has portunities for ONG & SHORT PANT 15 ff BREASTED COAT SUITS pa re @ vigilance of q@ Peoria garage man ng the best in music, art and dramatics. Every year, Lin- SS" § YOU CAN NEVER DUPLICATE itis sono cern 8 ri pide Se trl tnt : ‘OUTHS’ $2 aw. 7WTS—86 YOUTHS’ $20 ALL-WOOL | Louls detective. and Gpen ae pymgneny Orchestra, the Civic League Series, ssimeres, 2-LONG PANT SUITS special artists; with numerous visits to the sg a 3 “Toupee,” who gets his nick- | nationally nown St. Louis Art Museum and other 3.95 Special ..__ 12.50 ° | 4 Ld name from the camouflage cover \/\ pioee of unusual interest and great educational : ee AY Pi , he wears on his bald head, took |} q¢/}F*4\ : 7 ry Twe and Four Year Courses. Exceptional ry ae BOYS’ $1 WASH. i : aBLe scirs— 5§5e . an automobile to a Peorla garage special courses in Musi eate c, A Journali Lib- THI BOYS’ BLOUSES—Genuine Over > own ae oe Wall Paper, in every conceivable pattern. All on sale ee ae rave ' ad ned | eae Home Economics, Businecs and Ex. r . j ; ! ro etor no | n. n or tra d s : for less money! ys” & 3 ~ ; . bile insurance firm, who had hap- 7 : efore. naily $4 | G5 = @ Sere You 9 ing seen him bef Finally the | yeg asses ' = | é i . . in the | in —fs th and EDI S are in Webster’s. BS E Daylight Displays. *| *™® ee. on o* — — rd ss 8 F NLIN Me LANDAU 5 Ask the Over 600 Patterns. a ge pocket put Judge on e- tam | Salesladies 809 N. 7th .No Sales Pressure.| ‘You're Clarence Abney’s broth- me 4 The Bi St Wit er-in-law,” he said. “I remember TCH Regularly prints MORE Wan?) ¢ Store With the Canopy SE | ..cinc you when I was on the po-| her St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, § —— lice force. We'll call up St. Louis | — a ail — er roa? Fx. a and find out who you are.” “No use,” interposed “Toupee, ‘T’m Herbert D. Smith himself.” ATTENTION TO SHOE DEALERS! trom the Unites States Marchal of | Columbus, O., in December, with | ° Our sales for the first fifty-seven (57) days of this season have [J over his head, he was welcomed, | A Three-Day Special been 112%% greater than our production, even though we have in- §f ®"4_»"ep2re4 for his trip to At. Lenses, Frames and Examination SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’=— Contiine lanta. He has served four prior ° ° | strain and poor vision are dless. A hal “11% We are doing everything within our power to cope with this over- § ‘° 2¥*° thetts. 50-6 thecetsth: cammubaneianienaiin on = pening Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Society. as illustrated, complete for , ' honorary presmMent of the Mark | DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART THE MENZIES SHOE COMPANY, Twain Society, an int2rnational | Examinations by Expert Optometrists Assures ; dent. | Prescriptions Literary men of various coun-. Filled Xclusive Jewelers Duplicated Also tles of 24 and 100— Seaenees rn yee eee ae | The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT creased our production by adding new factories. 'penitentiary terms and is under sold condition and wi or s . . | a pair of Jaccard Glasses, will bring you comfort and - , and will appreciate your bearing with us until such MUSSOLIN] ACCEPTS TITLE soak ehehen. . ee Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago Yours very truly, | Benito Mussolini, . dictator of | 1722-24 Washington literary organization with heal. : g Avenue, feouitesy ah tie pame oh. te Satisfaction at Low Cost. Accept only “Bayer” package S. D. NICHOLS, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. SeeeeeEe, SY Caray avenes, Weneeers Oculléts’ | Broken which contains proven directions. | E. “The Busiest Shoe Company in the World” [2° 22222 oer of m ocicat tthe Mo day by Clemens from the Italian | ADS than ALL the other St, Louls newspapers COMBINED. poe eed Hegel age anllige: 0 Keep awake to the pricelessness of your vision. Eye- time w } i os ma hos a e when we can make more prompt delivery. | Honorary President of Mark Twain | Single-vision Glasses can be had in a frame $ Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism ‘Italy, has accepted election as an This is Our Usual $8.50 Value 5 9 | Groves, who is international presi- | accards rs Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets ensen an a Druggists. society. Mussolini's acceptance was | Optical Department | € (‘onsul here. ite CF . . hs ry ee . Ps "Ps, “e oe o* «pp? 2) % ve?” ‘+ - 7 ’ | : , 2 mie rr x ‘M. ‘ +. mY 4 . i itl tee » 39 Vd ‘ t - * . - . $ : ’ Gigantic One-Week Sale of Suites! Tee A Wonderful Gift Included With Each Suite Purchased! 3 avings. n on .- Z —_ | ee As lp ad ree puss Geert | - —s — SAVE 50% ON gg ra pte Se ee een oe Sale of Suites includes the seas on’s greatest furniture bargains. Never were Suites sold at such sensational low prices. Besides you get a beautiful gift FREE | with every Suite bought during this mammoth sale and you can pay the “Modern” way—it’s easier. Open Monday evening until 8:30 P. M., other evenings by appointment. Phone CEntral 6213. DAVENPORT : ‘easier. Open Mond i | aIeN Ae VN Saunt rc’ Li (W0R I BED SUITES » - ' : fei j % z i. : - , —_ he , y vo — ° ; Ab ty . ? 7 Bien. we Po mea Otottng .: - . “ r ¥ \ ; . ; > i . “ Coil spring bed, ve- j | ae ter ML rE 1a eons " , : + | pee --@ a a 2h wee : rr or. lour upholstering. : . ae — ii RS = ‘ f. vi . 7 aes! Ky r.— ‘ 5 ' On sale at . z Se vind: $Y 28. 15 { ; a NE Sem, Bae estas an: ee se: a eo Se See some design; at 6 4 ' fe ae ( J \ he Sus 72 wile BP = = F : ~ I> — Y, ; * rele be oP 2.50 Mohair Bed-D t Suite ; & ' —— ” ‘ Seen ees See ae op bed reverse leew $181 95 ace: sa : 3-Piece Bed Velour Suite Slashed! . | Save on T i Pieces . Four Beautiful Pieces Reduced! vi MER ag Sta yi) aL ge f 7. ae d : . Bey 3), Ae “y m Re ie “didi, RR Th RE ROL ON : ight Dining , 3 a Ges aes $200 Value Sensationally Priced at $ ‘) $155 Value Slashed to Only ir Carved Frame Living-Room Sulte : $175 Value for One Week Only w SS A fine velour Suite with Nachman spring units and 1 A massive Suite, comprising buffet, oblong extension $Q 6 fur: she . Sg at (a any fr : A massive Bedroom Suite finely constructed of cabinet On : : ie i . excellent velour upholstery. The davenport contains ble. armchair and five straight chairs——all finely made woods—walnut finish. Huge dresser, useful chifforobe, an invisible bed. Armchair and rocker included. pene ye Se wr oe io walnut. R 7 bow-end bed and three-mirror vanity included. | Pay the “MODERN” Way Pay the “MODERN” Way | Pay the “MODERN” Way PPA amare? . ; , rw ¢ of Bh Reo Peers : . ) — —— Sh eet a ie a, ER a a hh bee ey? r= oll ata it Te a 4 Pg A lient Sulte > a oon Five-plece Suite in steel Se ee Se erate STK : 7, for the - sunroom, e grey LIBERAL a Waeers . =) emo) |e muTniture Com an equalizers nnd Invinibe Jeaven and . Vo. gee ee =e tay | equalizers a ves, iene ee Wm ea. SA osnd. with strome J four strong chairs included. : ‘ | : Ga | CORNER

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a ee es ae » gs % \T> ‘ | \ . ; ( (ys oo ic . 4 j —— ¥ a. = PAGE 4A _.ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, - _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ) a C= == am i agi oo Women Voters to Mee t Mar 10-11. » i . OF , LAYS. " oO f the Fifth Regior »resi- qumunetenne — . a wry | ee ieee’ . TES—CROWNS—BRIDGES SMOKE CAMPAIG "WIDENING OF PORTION OF 2.20 Soh o* Ss cane mpoeb pemention Of shone, hei cose, ote, 0 | ee 7 @: a ee PILESS.0.5" = “ag test eagegaion of reg cnrenan ha remaining 10 feet. eo that the ; MEN LIGATURE er CAUSTR ord ‘fe : 9 ‘ ~~ > , Base 2. . . a Ta i OE No Hospital—No Dane a ‘ ‘oroforn by MILD OFF! B TREATMENT fringe. « mesh A CURE GUARANTEED | 726 OLIVE “ik f . ‘ i = e $s! ; . ‘ its “ a : Gray, wiite or lavender, one dot one Fistula, Fieerre and al! Rectal Disesa ‘ : : ‘. a — “a 2 . g*@ . . os P =o . rts ALLEN ME woe INE Co.. Dept. A-D. S A€-. Leader Hair Net Mig G81 Pine Streec St Lowis Meo magazine in SG Louts. ae Be 5 ae 106.07. OLIVE ST. eo a WELCH & 60. me = ENS ord Price Said to Have) Regarded as Suitable for Business Building. CULATION ACTIVE IN THAT SECTION ER APES, Scat tli MM Ae tae . pe ge at *tr as i eS ’ . te Gis ame = x gh Wak "ee hoe = hey a Ses eS: Uti. 7 “3 PP Pe Se ond er - By . . id . eke Toe x oye? et ge Po - Bias +t oss A - > PF oe td, Romie ae f . ¥ ; . i stash ao th a at a ia -. ee ~ —— 42) ba etal mee -_ ins Re Pe ae Oe yO Aare Le ag ¥e : tS Sak: : ah aa Mic ae ade ll aaa dal i Re ce a 8 tat din ee . . Nii aa as See pe eee i, . S eR A Bete azole eee fe Re Age ip Me a: a ae ee Le ree ~~ 9805-2813 Olive Changes tional a furniture saving event! ~ | befitting so sensatl . ur enormous warehouse stock as the wrecking of our oe S ~a Hotel to Disp OSE of ! Don’t it til the |! — COME MONDAY!! e | ae g ‘ : never-to-be duplicated furniture buying opportunity: Vont wait un e last day a By Berry Moore. 3 7 i eroughfare to be qT! MMENCES S ON’ : | : 3 nd ee al SS ae a ed negGtiations disclosed during a hy — pest and Jefferson avenue was street of 53 feet. . ase EHOUSE DISPOSAL FURNITURE SALE in a manner truly at R eS | Hands—Plans Drawn for been made in our final determination to close out o ; 4 et widening. Six days more will see THE END of this $4000000 / 7 | y & e j After a short. respite, specula-| O|/ (OPEN EVENINGS’ TIL 9 P. M.[= tomy Yh WAREHOUSE STOCK OF, f ESP f MBs cacner an aggressive basis on | RE RMS POE II OLE AE EEL Ve TOPE LL GIL Die ST a ‘ hive etreet in the section of the A week soi . * = ro : = ate id resterday through Cornet &! : iS YOUR YOuR ng to Anna Aeegan and 2§03- NOW OR Jive with a frontage of 1469 seemmasineeiinieen . et was sold through the Mer- CAIN > ile rust Co. to John White, « zAORDINARY 1] ith: a septh > ill feet. The ate _? ~ three-story byild- $225 3-Piece Velour > 4 | $224 4-PIECE a9 eamene | nich aid ost onal ntage of 109 Feet at ast 6. Days \ eae eee a ANOS ema mee Stocks have been regrouped—even greater price cuts have warehouse commences soon to permit a 30-foot stre widened fudg- =: — ee eS. | : : OUR LOSS : iene southeast corner of Olive ‘ negoftiations—only the . os Final Week Close-out SPECIALS: || Bedroom Suite ae he consideration was ia e public, it is understood that 7“ record price was pati by Mr cer Disposal a aA;+¢ at | ES : . : sth | - : ‘Jack Dubinsky recently acquired rough Cornet & Zeibig a 99-year - u pie: >| hich the lessee is obligated to re- e with a large structure. The is owned by Nancy L. Johnaon. Has No Cause for Worrv— . %. t wader segue $325 3-Piece Overstuffed oe “$ 7 15 oe a po | Reed Fiber Bed Suite $370 4-PIECE A 520 2 2 lowcal location for —All-Mohair— . PLAYER-PIANO /| 'ss* °° ~ | Sees ne om. Last Week art | c = * = .90 edroom Hite . ] os French r.. and Jr. of the Living-Room Set = mma Stasauons § ss | Saat ” 125 Porcela: a — — ~~ bries in New Castle, Ind. 4 a as Seca rite Bew-end bed, dresser. chifferehbe 3 ere of the ae cee a : $30 = and vanity dresser. all duatpreef . re «ft pt r by the Mercantile ' es se BP : * Be Se Pe th ter nm Her Life. daughter of the late James EL , Refrigerator ee sage” — $67.50 3-Piece i, | IN ST. LOUIS $240 3-Pc. Loose-Gushion @ “EF evan 9 65 || FRESHMAN MASTERPIECE Reed Fiber Bed Suite 5 60 $275 6-PIECE ew On ao ines mae She Is Now on Lucky Street and OVERSTUFFED BED- = ; eam od RADIOS 0 on =a wt 0 || Bedroom Suite i09 toot on Je ron. i . | 2 by a two-story bdbullding Sorta at Bungalow Range $52.50 Porcelain Sliding-Top Compiete Fency Roil- construction: mahegany inte- neds . om Lit sie ile _ ide ttr riers. Last Week im Our Rapid e improvements con- 3 ” Kitchen Cabinet Hes i — Warebeuse Dispesal Sale at tin r~huped co by the General Me- =e = > , VW _. a 7§ 15 Ci mers af « “ é :$ 15 + ae Ipie +3 Rapi Stier ports, a > » iruck This property has ee , VEPA im eur ri ' » , d “~— owm=- : : : 4 ro » > 5¢ f'aet on )itve by 2 3 t 133 ‘ ° an alley. (arsed fromt and sides. Last VMeck in Our Rapid Warehow Dispesal Sale at 5 ee Rh a et. “ree-story building for- ~ eis for New Hotel. . 2 ) aceon ace ycy ot snlings Refrigerator | ~sss Pecan Sliding Top $30 Smith & Dowie $185 9-PIECE —Carved Fram wat itchen Cabinet Day-Bed $ SITING: cccmtncet, innit ane PRC! SS Week in i, waran teed. é : ist night fer Chicago with Sa:tabdie 2 = 89 o Rapid $ 80 LAST WEER ; ca 75 4 tf : hotel for upper Olive Living- Room pf Refriserat areb. 7 . | iim cilia our W arehouse | re Exact Ineation of the site, | a ss pe ; te —i other detail ill be withheld we $150 Aill-Porcelatn ey I2 j a ; reia Pp Ct $64 50 Sx] FRINGED . ~*s ortiiy building pians pas me r f64.50 Silver Grey Pa a ; oA ; | Reveraibie leone canbion. Over GAS RANGE | Ki Cabinet || WERUET G08 US. .5asucun eee _—ae stuffed. Last Week in Our Rap a wm last Syunda~’s Wareheuse Dispesal Sale at Last Week : >} iy Leet Week . : in Our W are- AS pi: $ 75 | n Our $ 89 our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at.. Cook © ‘ren trouble, bowe!’s arn " 7 tb —~ \ yet ) — . hy *" ‘Tse to the property, ver active, food digests spiendtaly | WITHIN A | + ~*~ \ $42.50 Seamiess. Ail-W sel C°*S AP Gyt? | s | _ “= 33 owned by Werman “ee ] ‘ sis oa Sx '? Deep Pile AaRw T AG Ey , ; : ea rr *ntate. M ‘i agtesi prt Vaililey amd givea me no treubic. no matter f I t the ia. St ne . what Tent these dass. 9 RADIUS 7¢ FELT RUGS [AXMINSTER RUG] ition Unoccum Sia en. as wae ont ae P ’ + | A ee | TRG ' : es ane j . '* ay 2 _— on 9 ~ yaponcmeoe OF 60 ; Last Week in fer Warehouse last Week in Our W me Ruane RUGS . aaa 2 fh % Bene, ' ; o%& 4 mete to be Gerteed from the ers suffering with similis i can do this in rood Dispesal Sale at Dispeas!i “aie at Last Week im Gur Warehouse /_FURNITURE . o& ee Posed Municipal Plas should t know it wilt do eee ae ahatane MILES 111 105-07 -Of LIVE S$ $ 1a a! - | “ned to Sit sive _sronne] 7-09 OLIVE ST. 5.85 27.75 | $19.85 ‘1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. SS a Sets Saas S.ngiy be belleres that © a mt Week ip Chur E areha < areomes Last Week in yd han t! ae se Teles) one {¢. a 18 lease, 3 ‘SEAML SP ounaemnapan = o this bufidin . FREE ESSRUG |avuinsten nig! 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Last Week in | OWNS—BRIDGES YOUR RAL GUMS Cod $5.00 Plates Repaired a 720 OLIVE STREET Tiours: Dally. 9:00 to 6:00 ES es, Houses and Flats oor Fee he eee * sy 4 3 QQ 4 - - > 4 srlosestssetestebseeeet Sticss. oe 2: R —_———— RT EIGHT. Farms Financial ——) - —_ : ee — ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, a ie. | arti, ispatch bas the only color roto ~ rte \y ‘ » acrifices of , ‘ ~ od . ETERS FomieR SWE ERS ATR } Regarded as Suitable for Business Building. ———a CULATION ACTIVE IN THAT SECTION Trontage of 109 Feet at } 2805-2813 Olive Changes : ‘Hands—Plans Drawn for New Hotel. By Berry Moore. | After a short: respite, specula- | operations have been resumed Mee rather an aggressive basis on Olive street in the section of the ‘the sughfare to be widened judg- i from transactions announced negotiations disclosed during week. 'The southeast corner of Breet and Jefferson avenue pid yesterday through Mibig to Anna Keegan and 2805- Olive with a frontage of 100 was bold through the Mer- Olive BY ntile Trust Co. to John White, a = f. 3 g ae table, five al Sale at.. “record price was paid by WMewed on the half block on the | sg, Sh ment of nt of Eugene Ch: Mrs. Keeg: purchase has a Montage on Olive street of 53 feet, ith a depth of 111 feet. The site occupied by a three-story build- the value of which did not en- into the negotiations—only the Messibilities of the sidered. Record Price Paid. n's P While the consideration was not location being | PAGES 1—16B. _ PRIL 10, 1997. ee Sennen aa —~ A —— mem — | ' j ' ' ; ' ; eM NA wee on * le SRAVMMAN The Dr. Carroll Smith residence, at 7200 Creveling drive, University Hills, Uni- versity City, recently completed. T. L. Johnson, BUILDING OPERATIONS BELOW 1926 FIGURES; was | Cornet & | With Exception of Few Cities, | Reports for First Quarter of 1927 Are Dwindling. } | Although there are some cities) iwhere building operations at the) 'present time are definitely on the /upgrade, the country as a whole is showing an emphatic slowing up, according to the national! | |monthly building survey of S. W. | 'Straus & Co. | In the 416 leading building centers lade public, it is understood that’ permits amounting to $380,929,375 | eran. | PThe corner is regarded as pri-! fly one for a hotel or for a iness establishment, prominence of location. @ojJack Dubinsky recently acquired Brough Cornet & Zeibig a 99-year of the northeas! corner of e ferson avenue and Olive street. this site has 67 feet on Olive street | 109 feet on Jefferson. It is} @eeupied by a two-story The mreet and Jefferson avenue is oc- pied by the Laclede Trust At, is under negotiations. It also regarded as a logical location for } hotel or for a large business es- Bablishment. p> Jesse French Sr., and Jr., of the Piesse French Piano Co., with fac- | Mries in New Castle, Ind., were the | : 2805-13 | mvée street, sold by the Mercantile fwners of the property at must Co. The improvements con- t of the three-story building for- | rly occupied by the General Mo- | Pe } Truck Co. This property has @ frontage of 100 feet on Olive by | Bdepth of 135 fect to an alley. | & Plans for New Hotel. @ A prominent local architect de- éd last night for Chicago with | Plans for a hotel for upper Olive mreet. Exact location of the site, Beith other details, will be withheld mending financial eer noteworthy building plans for f@ street are progressing. AS was told in last t-Dispatch, options have been Side of Twelfth boulevard. be- Se? Olive and Pine streets, in eenection with plans for the $6.- 7,000 hotel, | This proijcet contemplates tion of the north and south al- Of this block, and acquisition Sround adjoining on the west. Proposed, the new hotel! will be | & scale commensurate with the | Tt “story Missour! Pactfic Building | der construction on the west side the block. © The Swope Shoe ed its lease for first and eecond floors and the seven-story Miding at the southeast corner of nth and Olive streets. The lease, ch Was negotiated by Isaac T. Co. has ten years on m™ & Co. is on a basis which | S this property high valuation. Lease of Building Sold. Was told exclusively in the Ee ™-Dispatch several weeks ago, a wadicate headed , k, president of the Hol- Mok-Blackwelder Real Estate : Co. has purchased the 99- ae Jeapeho)q of this building and — > OWned by the Southwestern o- 1 Telephone Co. The lease, © ‘record yesterday, was ireg through Isaac T. Cook & 1 fee to the property, = ch is Owned hy Wayman Mc- . >. state, Mississippi Valley _ Co. executors, was not tn- paved Benerits to be derived from the POpORed Muntcipal Plaza Confined to the property ad- ening in the opinion of Ben Alt- ~ President of the Ben Alt- "-*r & Bro. Real Estate Co. “ingly he believes that the Mrs. | necessitat- | building | @Pbich the lessee is obligated to re- M@ace with a large structure. 3 fee is owned by Nancy L. Johnson, We daughter of the late James H. Blacas. ™ The northwest corner of Olive Co. | me southwest corner. which is va- | arrangements. | Sunday’s | the | re- | by Walter J./ should | compared Mareh last were issued in March, 'with $415,899,078 for year, a loss of 8 per cent. During! ‘the first quarter the same cities} and towns recorded permits of | | $888.598,383 compared with $933.- | 717,817 during the same quarter) |last year, The loss for the quarter | ‘was 3° per cent, which if sustained | |at the same rate in every com-! munity of the country, would mean | “ssid Wii WMMM IMMUN 144 VEEL, & ALE % x ‘ LLL, te SDB Ss - *¢ gs ‘ We Witt Wht “ “A >~> SSR S ee OP AN “~~ > x hy % Ae x> . ee: : Ss ‘ ‘ >> *K4 v Wty : ¥> “Me y ¢ > a 2 ye ie : oe CO Ay me v. yay ’ ky rows Wi ae eee SO Snr See 4S “ va a Ata * _ : ~ ae et. es AW City, Mo—T.L. Johnson, architect. SQ _ DNA °BTBrrdio WF DVQ{W"E”E”.:n0 FE RW N AN SEE Bs YS Wye -_—— . ; ; . § d \Sivy is Aw _—. MS \ 3 ese ~ S . £/ SS CC rt . mG Ee, > > ss NN "Fong, “#04: Ss SGV VAGAIBI{VAa . WS ‘ Re 1 , : ‘ , ak ot ye Ny . Kank I eke SP C , > in, ORS ee WHOLESALE FLORISTS ; ; Five adjoining pieces of property | have been Flor- Ohio avenue, _ “ ba Leg LCCC ~ o S LA - : ~ Country and, in ‘ road and in been a community lHianley seven on Firms that will occupy the build- now on the south The Washington Boulevard Asso- E. Salisbury Mitchell D ciation was organized Wednesday | berg, , & Bearien Be inight ata meeting of property own Paul Laidl« Fe S. D. Bromle y of Allen W. Clark (A. ©. Arnold American Paint imm . interest to property owners is the widening of} Washington boulevard west from|_, the the raha setting back the curb ferring to improve them with build- five feet on each side. The bene-/ings of the type now under con- fit district ordinance for tbis im-/ struction. thus raintaining the ad- provement between Grand and | dition on a high plane. Spring was approved Dec. 15, last, The addition fs a block and a halt, and efforts are being made to, Wydown Boulevard and is hasten the work. | witl in imits of Clayton. J. ©. Jones, pioneer in city plan | oe onc pip saateagagsne Co.. of activities, suggested to the meeting a Ww Uitam grr encer p Ss prem dent, laid out and developed Gurney a plan to connect Washington andi court on Magnolia avenue opposite Delmar boulevards by a 30-degree | rower Grove Park. One of the Polo curve cut-off at Whittier, drive houses has been placed on ex- elimins: the two Spring hibition, completely furnished. nue right-angle Washing- " a and Delmar, where tl! slopin scion sak Shed pi to a bak STORE BUILDING AT OHIO AND CHEROKEE I$ SOLD e llin- Walters Realty Co. re- the | the sale of the northeast cor- Cherokee street and Ohio avenue for Mre. Dora Lautner to a who will remodel the entire’ i building for retail purposes for a tenant. This property wae formerly occupled by the Dau House Furnish- ing Co. and ts in the heart of the Cherokee street business section. anac., A. W. Gums Co.. Smith Co., St. Louis George and Windler Whole- ers in the offic: president of the the Journal! ("oO 3713 Washington , Pieser Co loca! boulevard. reget the &t. The purpose of the association is inch iPdes | to and promote the inter- ests of the of property on thoroughfare, the section from Grand to Union, which impetus of th: values from These solidi- establishments sell to and customers in territory which Grand by protect Southwest, as owners and Louisiana. especialy this , north of $5,000,000. is feeling the the city 1 {marked advance in ‘Grand to Spring avenue. were recently increased by such large up-town projects on Wash- ington avenue as the $1,000,000 Beaumont Medical Building, ‘Washington, now almost complet- Fox Theater Building occupy the 244x369 plat and Washington, on most of old buiild- have been razed fo: of a $3,500,000 values fied and TRACT IN COUNTY SOLD i a cl thus 3726 iting ave- Ladue road, has beerm=purchased turns on and the ton Clayton This tract con- which wil] Aaa >» acres, large road on and a number of desirable ES service car and other east and west traffic has resulted in fre- quent blockades and accidents This plan also contemplates immediate widening of Washington to Taylor, with a “white way’ from Grand to Vandeventer. Some members of the association are urging a proposa! to widen into a 30 or 49-foot roadway the ave- nue running west from Grand to Spring between Washington and The Mullin- Walters company alse Olive, which is now the frontage reports the sale of the northwest of a number of business houses. |corner of Easton and Belle Glade avenues for the account of Pete FOR ADDITIONAL REAL |fonste te Zeceph Ftack. This oven. i suai — erty has a frontage of &5 feet on “STATE NEWS, SEE ¥ With . ' (;ran the bound VU hich the ings already tthe construction building. direct line of recent west- being near new recentiy purchased by Mary and Westwood Country Owners and representatives of about $3,000,090 ground value of frontage on Washington boulevard were present and were unanimow their approval and support of movement Officers and di- rectors were clected as follows: President, James C. Jones: vice president, Allen W. Clark: secre- tarv-treasurer, V. L. Johnson: di- rectors, Dr. Edwin ©. Ernst, J. H Farrish, A. M. Frumberg and It formerly was lo-| Frank H. Kentnor. The member. | client ' Realty Co. has re- The which Danie! Graef is jis one of the . »best- a two-story bulté@ing coneteting of SSSI RAV WVWW.OWABWsVBs x As “pps hdltidddddsd iste bdaddddddtiinnsititittt ~~, .*\" ‘ % ‘% eR . 7 cia’ pf 53 : , — SSS A The J. B. Smythe residence at 7227. Creveling drive, University Hills, University oF 8 aA } New 8-room English type residence at 648 Vassar avenue, University Park, University City, recently purchased by C. J. Sandoe —T. L. Johnson, architect. | business. ‘fred Baker 5r.; | Glendale MORFIT WILL OPEN COUNTY OFFICE IW WEBSTER GROVES About May 1 James C. Morfit, now located ig the Title Guaranty Bulld- ing, will open an office at 718 East Big Bend road, Webster Groves, and will have associated with him R. T. Gaebler, who has been connected with the agency for a number of years. Morfit has been actively engaged lin city and suburban real estate for 20 years and will have a staff of salesmen to look after the county Morfit reports the fol- lowing sales: A new Dutch cotontal residence, 129 Selma avenue, for T. Hall Brehme Jr.; a lot at the corner of Catalina and California avenues in Pasadena, Webster Groves, for Al- lots 13 and 15 in 10 and lot 1 in Park. These lots shortly be improved with residences block block 2 of | will| ly and several houses are slready (im eourse of conetruction. q Index To Classified Advertisements On the Following Pages: Page Apartments for Rent ........- 3 Apartments, Fur. (For Rent)... 4 Apartments (For Sale) ........141 Apartments, Wanted te Kent. Builders’ Column as Bungalows, Cottages (Sale) Bungalows, Cottages (Hent).... Business Opportunities Business Property Wanted .. Business Property (For Sale)...14 Business Property (For Rent)... 7 Dwellings Wanted (to Hent).... 7 Dwellings for Rent , Dwellings for Sale Exchange (Real Estate) ....... 8 Farms, Farm Land ...... Farms for Rent Financial .. Flats Wanted Flats, Ete.—For Colored (Rent). 7 Flats for Rent (Furnished) Flats for Rent Garages, Stables dotels Houses for Sale Houses for Kent Houses Wanted ...... ~~... Houses, Etc. (Colored Improved Preperty Suburban Property for Sale ....8 Suburban Property for Rent.... 7 Suburbae Property Wanted..... 7 F. A. VOLLAND BUYS BRADLEY HOME ON WEST PINE BLVD, Henry R. Weisels Co. reports the sale of the residence at 4236 West Pine boulevard to F. A. Volland, president of the Enterprise Storage and Moving Co., for W. W. Bradley. The house is an ornate three-story structure, containing 13 rooma, three baths, billiard room, hot-water heat, hardwood floors and two-story four-car garage. Mr. and Mrs. Brad- ley will move soon to their new home at 5225 Lindell boulevard. Vol- land will take possession of his new home about May 1. The modern three-story Queen Anne residence at 4457 McPherson avenue was sold to Mre. Rose M. Wedel for George S. Levis. It con- tains 10 rooms, two baths, hot-water heat and hardwood floors. The company also reports closing three leases in University City’s “white way” district: The south- west corner of Delmar and Limit avenue, 75 by 110 feet, to the Au- tomoblle Gasoline Co. for five years; Alfred Sessions, 25 by 110 feet, next adjoining on the west; next adjotn- ing lot, 100 by 110 feet, McCarthy- Pardue Automobile Co. BUSH-BURNS REPORT DEMAND FOR ELECTRA PARK LOTS The Bush-Burns TFealty Co. re- ports a brisk demand for lots in Electra Park as a result of the ac- tivities of the General Electric Co., in preparing to erect its plant at Goodfellow avenue and Bircher road. Se The Board of Aldermen tn pass- ing the bill for the vacation of Bircher road, has removed the last barrier in the way of the General Electric Co. for the erection of one of the largest plants tn the coun- ty. giving employment to 25,006 people and distributing itn payroll $2,500,000 every month. The grading and improvements in Electra Park are progressing rapid- your requirements. Permanent—Economical—Firesafe A Lovelier Home This is the assurance of Brick—Alton Brick—a colorful, artistic home—a per- fect interpretation of the ideals which your architect has conceived to meet See the beautiful Alton Brick in numer- ous textures, colors and mixtures in our new-method display rooms. Illustrated Literature on Lovelier Homes on Request Alton Brick Company Four Plants in Greater St. Louis Industrtal District OFFICE AND EXHIBITS Chemical Bullding, St. Louis, Me, , Member American Face Brick Association =! - : ™ » + - EKaston avenve and ts Improved with NEXT PAGE. ship committee ls composed of C. | three stores with flats above. fC cree pany eget dh ass te oi. iakes ¥ Pw eS EE TT PO Re TM TS & yr mz, eS SU eh ag — +s a a ct hela a ela ; Rey : " OES Pe Mae ' apreriy sage See Makes ; aR ¢ gan © : 2 a op hi 5 i l. rT, ey > women oe ee : Pie St a om

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i SUNDAY MORNING. APRIT 19. 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ = @ aout Tl PAGE 2B ST. LOUIS PCST- DISPATCH step taicsmesipe SA DNEIE .me o ~~ ona Ne ee cusew Mave | Bae FEDERER REALTY CO, REPORTS FIVE SALES REPORTED BY | 22r\s ‘ts sie of » strip o¢ 1 tox 7 SCHOOL BOND SSUE sn mane, tnoemanch. Mt , palnet| fis final eee eet aa ° STEINBEGR, Li | SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS LUPFER-AGKER CORPORATION 5 ragha on 10 fe aed on room| STOO Sl Lig! facet —— ~ + } . — S ‘OT ae i A 4 >» ha -**% 4 - - J . ; » % ~ ” ° . , ret . . if ‘ ‘ Nes il - 4 > . ‘ 7 > 7 > ‘ d ~ a . , ; . , > 3 . ." t 4 ‘rc; f Ty? ?? , > =- ~- = = 4 ist &s i » ce +. -~ = - ~ - . ~ ” . : ‘ ‘ 2 s 4 ig i i . 4 - - _ »? : =~ ™ nh ; 7 ) > r ; sta aa . 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" ’ — . - *} . . ~ - :, > ‘ . . : > ’ y BE ‘ ‘ "s*= * ‘ , 2%} . | > 4 4 , 7 ’ * 4 e t ‘ VV * ry i" —————— ty a a i pac; a ‘ “a Kae, 4.35% a2. Wu i af . iG CLUB ROUT SES pages” agreeing awe bur siti H. Lynch. running without oppo Parole Commissioner, Rew _ - ’ 9 Wk RF A Raia eb es LE 6 ve RHEE, Surprise Candidates Lose Commu- re vo : ° ralow b85 5 ee aveni MaryY \-:ljam H. Jones cy scant : ‘on % on ch ram. ‘hs ratio raGcre._! 7 mee i . nity High School Election of the board. Only Granite City! moved Without Hearing, | Fieming to Raymond E. Hayo:|5311 Ridge avenue, 2-fanctly flat, refer view overlooking Merame ‘v | perch, water clecune i Me die Says He Will Attempt to 1}... +5 Mrs. Lottie Blase: flat. Gogerroi pao rat on saien = se = . liens a: ee Oe | Geel eee ce = F \NITARY PB . —u ‘ renn 3 ree? hi r Roth erences e* "an ; Edew' . 3 J ms. G att o. v4 ™ Perform Duties. to Peter Seitz: lot feet, on Ten- SCHRAMM COMPANY SELLS 10 ~. tlie tai ile — oe Show room ate 2s aie ee rf ~ ~~ i &y La a ee ae SOP Rnd, Ae A By the Jefferson City Correspond- s G1 ease ent of the Post- sig h, s aans ; -Dov ar x, River. Lemay ln. . eT AGE—F . . : . i a. SS - “ a so) ‘ , _ 4 \ ‘ a -& Y At >) ri > . e r Ww : . 4 tte . ; , . . - Pa - Le. ¢ fire Da ‘ : is , = : - : ms » % , ; , FINE Prep — . George W. Wiegarth. Trustees een announced | ea : meshed yaa (Ps og mien ~j|of the State Pena! Board Friday to Ralph George. The firm also re- wer . . 99.' River for esse een a PURNISE ne aes west osca. tre centered in, the surat districts Sore ve Seale “ese” Boe! F535 BUILDING AT BEAUMONT Sas caring, wil remain at the prison PIME IS SOLD ea ae | Unif ly High-Grad — til Apett £9, the Gute Snel es a CH Wm. B. Burge niformly High-Grade - A ape 0. es ee a ee ose tor sewratine aoe y . . ota Sons : : neh . ~ ae ' . a beehe > * Lr « mon? . : e il 1 =is has been A fal Pp ALLS— FT FLLA RS : : | + : 4 bolt ; re | } On) Mi A Ri 7 ee a es wee ae K Rs So ee 4 a ° i saint — . - , > —— ‘ ‘liam . im is] ect a , DEL} [A — . : an pe De ae er ~~ a . ae 5 — ’ . " ‘ ‘ F. ; 4 ia ‘ Bn ots \ SI ag ape seem se tae = et ee m PBR EO AOR RY ots ee se * Lia Bits = SK. eee ee an tnneel art Siiinbistehe’ a a aa ea ms Waterproofed Strictly en Guarantee Dirt and Dust ee ..~—. _ horn of most of the power he is Green. the former owner. A ft Material Sold and Applied preniace, DE RANETITE MFG. CO. | =: PAIN . ’ sare Sowa Cw 1917 8. BROADWAY HUmbolt 1482 4 to sac: cottage. -_— : , Lint 9 SE wes a “ae Were ae fe va , # ~ HE pene ade ee i ee eee ee driels, Saag nce PET Mane is hey. cde ¥ > > 4 i te tes Te ns. Sag eee pele Pe ~ ee, ee pears Lhe ere Spi Da eee diate A ee ea ae ere ee ne Se a ne os a MELLON Es AEDES A Gt re RE a NOs Rp RINGER CES OE RINE RASS ALS Hi ance > anbis bi espa Spite deat a AE Oe APTN EIS Io HE ley OE ONE EN IE NE A SES ON ae ea ea pe 835-6 6. a Tan — - we) at even —- : Zz BRI KWORK ON T M | iS T li Pe APOE: PE: recommenda- ‘ne irregular, well w sen, . A. A. “SEALED PACKAGE TRIM” The finest quality trim for windows and doors. Cut from selected. steam kiln dried Enloe, but the nam C @ 2 Shortieaf Yellow Pine. All flat faces machine sanded. Rigidly inspected and guaranteed been announces absolutely uniform. meinheck teéer ee ad ] n -eirad u messages *TOm o Complete sides of trim packed in sturdy carton immediately after in ispection. Sealed bicantttinen gun wn i ae against dirt, dust and damprtess. Deliver cartons to individua! OP nings and each needed eee seard at the prison lot of trim comes out clean, ready for use. No waste and no chance of sh jortage. 8 Design No. 1060 igy 6. e = “nice nd ne*Mctent ie ote in Castes wah: Wicket ae Mie ee ee z heating-boiler in it. That's a good deal like wear- gox20-in. 2-Lt. Sgl. Window ecretary William Kruse whe ing a fine, tailor-made suit of clothes, a dirty hat —-ota 2 'o't*oaxer fo **o Gevrern Tele aré@ #8x28-in. 2-Lt. Sgl. Window........ 1.8>5 . S-in Let ; indo leo ae : heard members calling attention to and sloppy shoes. 0.86.8 Door Trim ............2....51-34 ra aans ‘ ts on ee dete eaneeenes . ie Complete Range of Other Patterns in Stock ne esis 2 ean (9 abstraction P OOT heat. insufhcient heat,irreg- on industria. ne prison flew ular heat means dissatisfied tenants, *he Wednesdar BAY BROTHERS LUMBER CO. meetins as che first step in Gov. vacant rooms, aenemic profits. What you might of | save on a cheap boiler, vou lose ten times over in papers Pete went tam _ these other ways. That isn't very smart, is it? So far the “reorgan!- ration” } s affected onty those who TELEPHONE COLFAX 2600 rive any testimony before tye Ben It’s SAVING at the SPIGOT tee adrerse to the En- eat the prison and WASTING at the BUNG! ‘s Raker stat‘!re ‘Ty must he Goodfellow and Florissant Avenues a - fe aa Mer ia ree - a’arTor hergi! se +-"A tha tru*> che Senate Investigating Com: gg I~ Consider- ee" an 1a not agree with De. aloe ang | ing that the is _ a |~SHARDEL HOTEL ere Are Homes You Can Own Rent Money Buys One for You _B. McGregor, the | “dominant | heating-boiler is the razniticcnt "raee not Saeieag Samm OF eS be bie se ie teneing te. dap , mostimportant a Se a ALBA oo Boge pes r Dam Pmmt.ta 008 SS | thing in the build- a =e Some Homes as || ‘o> sour Steinbdec! , r 3 : | Ing, you ought to RESORT Latent ne ROSEL L. E “HOTEL lou én at tee atev ctunt be had mnpeneds ee SY 4f\ \. giveityourfirstcon- is, River, AS mies SO 4... tit3 JiNDEL! ard as = $25 $ I] that he would “be the Governor, =a sideration, and not Soe; me ae ee J ane | dtd not believe. ’ you | wait until after the siaontinariy, beast AM CAB ANNE HOTEL - J sour administra “Enlo | / plans are accepted na Se OES MMS Caco hometike, —stmowmmemmel ne, aa — . x--- Se eee P ats os 4 J oe ot Cibre ye eee, —— eee ee OR) sagt ¥ toes PO ee pu, a wrest ey ie , - . ~ . i ne J eee | Tip Bion ie 6 a = ae . ne or SAW Te ets Cp tat gpl EOC RN IY le teen Gio > separ? kite oe iitanatat ae . j , ? ech ~ a : erties aes . bats a ale Fonte og a * - “de ool ahi Seat ast at ae eT ee ; feof afore mle om a : iS DBP ETM LO Pike ete r aw ee eee ft ny ae : : Mn | on ne sceiind | ee oe ee and the contracts -- “ctingee tor sale, SAME” $15 cece ub caly. wom a The Balance in gem eerie BS , let. And to make So cow ot ee = . 1 Easy Monthly |} nad not seen the Steinbeck letter everythingsure, you Payments — paapeligagainerentn Acree eos should buy the Kewanee All-Steel (riveted) Firebox | ST. LOUIS FATHER AND SON Boiler. From then on you are on Easy street. Cour to 1226 South Vandeventer to- Meany Plans From 10 RECEIVE EAGLE BADGES ; ter Home erected to show. Manchester ar- Which to Choose P scouting im SI Louis. a fat! The renting value of many an hitecture and construction. Inside ani sata eae oon ek ee old building has been preserved by the So pean tare oe a ae - p. ea on zgoos Kewanee Boiler. Human beings would rather live PP Zia ES a1. Eagle badges will be conferred in an old building where there is plenty of good es Sundar spany TE Te a | : heat than in a brand new building ros €-00,_ Post + a = ie See _ HAH ititi HII ea ee eee ee ee ne eon ee ee reco re ke ae : hte Abe i ses brits. A AO Coe PME Hg dav .and inspect the Model Manches- oes ALTERS Stop dreaming. Manchester mak sible for you to make your dream com “sae | 233. 2° “2 ee le: pom rid oe where the heat is as changeable as f= true. Hundreds of families have boug | | —_——— a - a a the moon and sometimes doesnt Se © _Terms 2 = Werth a Manchester Home with rent ve 13 “note BOT . =—— 5 Why not you? _ show up at all. 2 = Y sacthne $500 ie ‘tra tr — om oria - = . _ y yee Come out todar. See this mod | vm # 3 Rooms and Sunree | She ak Bes eee Think ot your tenants . a. . , and learn first hand the storv cost and easy financing. | | 3 ra | fer in vale ma first. They are the ones who nee PHONES - , . 28 ZG “tia a gs Ih tied cia eee paytherent. But iftheyarenotthere, rd4ars. Tver nes an a’ [+ — a ——Write rour sddrees aad same any here on ™argin ro RE WN RAG 4g egy “6 Richmend St. Cast. Tereete. Outarte

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‘RESORTS For Rent ; NUWAILAIM —~Partiy Wood Pb roade Ir . fur ‘Dished | =e ne LAciede 1 35 or @ ‘ astie - ood room {3 Zz : Cc ASTI} -WOUL—Lou't” faf | wonderful 2-story COlaRe, Or pel}. b ¥ brit Li BHO! SE—For rent. ‘ : ase Made Rive, ‘Way, all-weather TTA oe ate. Gran GE—Two rooms a Set ye Hill; w cheap G a Va s 2 “room, furnis - ront. Wm ; H uber ned: ap or — Rood fist eg i ; , rTAGE u—~-§- TOoOoT - ated nicely. 47204" ‘] TAGES reserved Ozark gommade: Nshing. bathing. etc. a OO Church, CO)fax 5706W yy | JITAGES—Peautiful; 4 room ng electrie voeht ian a * Mr. Valles” i“) AGE : L =! om, Faruiat ire@ezes : rena ry ed, 1 sloting | dcnre®,, grounds ses ol rere de ifogtfuil een. ends ar nd og ay ur Si Ail s DbEimar 69097. ta AGES —— Un Meramec: 4D. Casy payments gtpod “pg i ni Dir Baker In $100 : or eel c ang & ©. OF nh r rent. in [> ana da, heap { ne, rooms, ISHING Cafe, 5°) . Be. uw ne er Lake Hy} Park ’ reservat fone 7 Ofte 4385 ~~ 1M V4 MR | 533 De Baliviere SUNDAY. APRIL, 10. 5-4 SSS Lighting Fixtures Furnished in These Apartments Manufactured by Incandescent Supply Company 1121-23 Locust Street St. Louis, Mo. THE LARGEST DISPLAY IN SHOWING THE CITY. PLUMBING INSTALLED BY McLundie Company SANITARY PLUMBERS CAbany 5690 CAbany 7028 Show room a] ‘1200 APARTMEN rs, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale 1 in these columns today. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. a ———— ee ——— —_— ' = a a,* wa x oO ————F— or LUMBER IN THESE BUILDINGS FURNISHED BY “NON-DELAY IMMEDIATE SERVICE OR A.-MILLION” erozone. Electric Refrigeration | INSTALLED BY The Home Utilities Co. FOREST 4039 4715 DELMAR BI ». E CORNER 6TH AND CHOUTEAU Ss. W. CORNER RANKIN AND MARKET . «#4 a f ~ - - * = *7 GArfield 3945, 3946, 3947, 4271 ‘ JEfterson 5360 SCREENS FURNISHED BY Wm. b. Burgess Screen Co. 1520 MARCUS AVENUE DELMAR 459 vel) furni 4 wu mas eS oF a)? DECORATIONS WALL HANGINGS PAINTING EKHRHARDT BROS. 390" Olive ’ Nes 1 4b | ghways and thee... wo a | Ra road ol wii arr or i Pras t-Di« 2tions iAe- f "4 at yo) tian (IUD Owne they ‘ R pate © DOL : : * ' CLUBHOUSE ; Wa iboarded: ur } ei ede 3660 or AP Bey | Mil way P5955 MAFFITY PL BRICKWORK ON THESE Done x A. A. LOUDON Orest APARTMENTS \t a rect Mids ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN CLU be At (revs ili's C amp, : def ‘ore 5 p. im. VBHOUSE— in : : lua % = , Tveur Lz _eder Bb) tf acres, in good 1 f St. Charlies BSridg . a’ . siissouri Bottos Cal OT} Diecke good We Apartments equipped beds. Known as the Beds I St. Louis Office and 4458 Del] Rooms. B).—W. O. Johnson, Mgr. Display Imar , BROWN _BED EXCLUSIVE C- APARTMENTS FOR RENT or lots: can en ¥$ = rm ——-~ -RalLmore =z Northwest FOyest 2: ALCAZAR $1 day \t Cnauta 5118 mMPR _ e . and UMMER HOME, resort or f f,ae nade River ron Mo niles out. suUlitabie for hg , FWs Ameri Cal ° Europe | 21x39. 7°86. On U ; fine gereon tine. InfomBPEC) Lawn. © » Hote -~_ frontine on sated. restricted, seclu@ Ski not gwubiect to ove : at milies with references. ‘ont D epatch ae hoice lots for sale on * on lake Miltona,. Det 12 miles north of Ald or further inforrmation. nid. Avo Minn rEsonT 1. ANDS—400 ac uf CO. les. a Tl) senetiouias Art Fa —One-haif mite Wis reer n fear r tracts. en aach - one ceudinatatt. “Mo. cractive the __ Set TT ; t ms. , a illewges _ ani Wn rar tas $2500. dow r) gol’. excellerrtt trait rervice: interesting a I Agent. Rockport, pwee k y \ EW STEA l> HOT EL—One “of the the West End. ith phone and | at} $i0 aA we aaler to high-cl HOTELS HOTEL, 3127 Lwec weekly rates. tub, shower ety ve \f rr e* head + . Aisi pebay eu d , WEST END KE ALTY. jat—— 1@an: FOrest 6227 pat iB, j LLM ol y* 4 r (eS rm, y ‘mr J “AND CONST. CO., 3416 Union. y with neat ~ HOTEL—s1. ns’ fine bie f | Pershing and Taylor. MOUND CITY TRUST ESS-RIALT nei : wssrest 2000. nlon al Olive—Nice. cican rooms, amd up JSAL. AO” Lower 6-1 7 HE AT, were AND ~_e N ira * —— - 5 + TM) ra’ 7 ih ry Mu WEST END RE AL TY FOresi 62° Dian: best ’ TEAD HOTEL qe t up weekly. Blue Cras ouble Murphy bed; tiled bath Al. rates. $> up weekly ” decorated ; aay Natural Bridge. 1 4040 Olive st 8 rc —_ PRANCIS-PERR RUTH 13190 N Se SRRY-RUTH, 11) ng. Jk ffterson 5k00. newly SHARDE L HOTEL © nker and i! maior! at le room NEW APARTMENTS Al JBANY HOTEL pon Satto a Aor oa x Mi ; t ’ ] v; $47.50 omp pen £o0 3 31 ei e ROS ELLE “HOTEL ; | aoe a pian: and from to §$ FINK-ANDERSON Higland 23663 Sans and —_—, ones ; South indell bus Als R* j Ay ig b } jrnuise ned ’ ] (c99) ri 1s. Dail. 4fa C O864]- ge HOTEL ___ | ARSENAL, 4500 . ndel! “GRand | CAB AN NE First floor. 6 modern ¢ ‘ - ' 3 om emer e? Finest resident: e’tiion O1 9S I is 00 heat fu sea, nitor service.t OL Vabanne ner apartment: new- aingie and en suite; rivate Dat: ry decorated roo! urphyw bed: ga- rs American ] tean irmhieshed; ; ‘- $15 week up daily, reekiy rales. itor ice, ec $021 Conn ticul ce ass guests. | at A B54: 3 New Sr 7 ry : art , ? Tm aparimedby, 108. Helen T.. Thuraton STORE | AND SOFT DRINK STAND mn ‘ine bead G "inter at Phone ‘ Sre ae -) pach. near Fenton. \RFSORT PROPERTY. club “and APARTMENTS IC KM ANN’ R. E. CO., "623 Chestnut st. HIPPEWA i guafre ‘takes and Lake Woods of Wi . swimming. boat ‘ free on request. # | 3 "9 W. Jackson. : aon to $65: open 3605 MERA Mk ST v ; _t ang ry, 3 rooms: electrical ictlvy modern thronghout . rooms $133 f-, 1 noli: ay on t Lali é wo «> leT Vv V1 ¢ in diner electric lectric f, Saum 7.co ‘ He Yi hu EK. : ~ beaut fui APART ME NTS LEI Pz | 3-4 ms with Mu rita vitrolite walls floors ip living ‘ ning roo m. hina and clothes eeote. chest of heat and electric refrigeration fur- age n. {ARTW!G-DISCHINGER sin CORNW = 230 ok 3-floor apartment, ae i! . ‘Pe nz rooms $9 = : : SEVERAL. oeLiAS N. E. CORNER BELT AND VERNON. Four-room apartments: ren $6V ‘ ae 2 to 6 Room Efficie nex Py ows a me APARTMENT aj M. H. *RODEMYER £, ce. 109 N. 8th. 4124. | Oe eC MeTLEMAN 49: 24 Buckingham Opposite Beautiful Reservoir Park @ = Rent includes heat, gas, eee: | ourt. 42 555 refrigeration and running ice water. m2 Reins ial hed Large lobby, tounge and dining room. | | *'C® ~- room “tune wth g-0-Gor Rae - Luxuriously furnished and decorated. pees] — — city we also have A few suites still available. See why rll g 2 oy sunroom they are they “Talk of the Town.” St oan "GRAC Ee Ori TY. 100 N. th: 4-Room Efficiency, $82.50 | CABANNE. 995 pom Mig, newly jee. FURNISHED HOTEL ROOM — Tz ys) apartment; heat Kitchen, Bed Ore at 27 1. od. (cod Closet —— 4 Manager on premises. GRand 2034 Albert G. Blanke R. E. Co. 711 Chestnas | St. MAin 3046 LL NT (c80) Grand- Kingshi ehwa: ay Park Beautifu! 4¢4-room otiicienas: gas renge. Holme beds, vitro- te bath. with shower: oil heat, Janitor rent $60. _See 5618 rand Apt. 10 le) ASTL EMAN APARTMEN NT 20) MS i apartment © ras '-4 rooms. ae) Y “OO! “o Mu rphy ne cs at ib] Paae- “ Now todav UGEN} Z \LTHEIMER. “ALMER INE eo \¢ Lawrence and DeTonty 4- Ror Th) Eff ae Nice With Bath, Pullman WILL [AM he Southwest _ , APAR \rMENT—N Ce. light iry : - ‘ vb rm ee on living ‘oom ire i iciency: h : TVET LEER. RS bed, kit »} enetts ‘ “wy . . pe tT jani ' ‘ f cs BE \ e . a 409—4-1 Rental which is reasonable, |) Lim) ts and ath, | tO ; line: $47.60 ALLER R E f ight heat and janitor service. il = _EPSTEIN. INC., 904 Chestnut. Manchester 5636— beautiful room 84 firet fioor reasonabie Iiencles 4x iclienecy weast)} ter car Jines: aeiso bus REALTY CVO 7161 Hiland 0486. a Pa ‘ renant. =e ee Aik iia Beinn or aloes LANSDOWN &. 4953— First ‘Noor: @ rooms, Rive ereide SE21R. (coe! q n 1odern; $7. Bm. Cc $35 Delma! . — ir S C 4 ° a. .” © roc ms. Su 4 ry} be . Pe ~ 364—3d ar nt Pas! 45 roome -» pre . i. ae. Th va, hoy od ‘ rs tile by: thy «'eam heat. AK artments Sy -DUERMANN, 4 mw Riis nestnut iz CABANNE, 5511 ; rooms, large ecree Alfre d & (Castleman ee co tae of the @ best apartme at ACADEMY. 911A—Two rooms, heat, light, Po ference quired gas. hot water included; $10 week. J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. a] % . | ‘ 7. ‘ a 4 4-ROOM EFFICIENCY, $60 564 ADELAIDE AV. > sponge Panag saunette’’ in At 564 Adelaide av.: fir oor south “R chestnut et BE: ’ .: we have a brand-new apa! rian nt consist =~ oS NNE A v Apartments of latest design | ing of immense living room with Murphy a gh ne : eitehenette 4053 &. Grand BL. Corner Montana. | bed. dining alcove and kitchenette hard- “yy Mi uro! vy oe etec.: $65 to Ope nN for In spe CLion wood floors and tile bath: rental includes ae i room efficiency, with Frigt- heat, gas. light and electrical refrigera- DBRSON-STOCKE BUE RMANN, range. ironing board: | tion: inepect toda > one wd etcgnermcn Holmes beds. STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC.. ‘ restnut. ==: z or eat ; eh ie Janitor MAin 4384. CARANNE, 554: +—9 rooms a ‘fie ts Be. refrigeration, €88. |||| ADELAIDE. 520—(Corner Washington ay Ce . eye rytoaing except Ht) iird floor south: ~ rooms. 2 bath-« A AL TY . | 1@ agent ' . rie wir ae: “«) rates t? nro ignou’ . } S370 2 WM. E. WRISBERG, 5204 S. Grand | IJREON E. & 3, SCOTT. 800 Cheetr ut rANNE. 5A: iret flo “Lightning Results Realter™ 74933-— —— re OTD apartment : ’ . io » pore? CAbany ° =! 763K (83) it) lect 5 rooms: ne w build: eS { f Y bV¥iresat 4916 -room apa rimen t arrangement, rent 5 PArk, ni« opt meite , ian. Cal Monthly rentals from $80. rooms. $55 $60 $65 and $70 = es 5803. One-year leases | Pherson and 30: 3 Wash: nstoe. ‘MAIn 1238 a cae ' i > anc arag’ MoH RODEMYER & CO. || APARTMENT—7 large roome in 2-famuly | 270 Corns apa rtme: oi: heat gas and cles ri , 2 j 2 " I og N. Rt) c: MAin 4124. ht furnished: in Hi-Pointe. FY )-ust $431. De : hee 4° . ' (cPB) bl 17 j bungalow apartment. Lindel 2002. Third floor east: 6 poo ail rable in an apartment home. - rooms, tile — aplendid -condits on; $66. 50 and $47 G « 4915 Delmar. _-—— third floor; : g17 SAN REMO APARTMENT SS eS | ene tu eee Ne Be RS our full room apartmen newly 5578 CLEMEN orated: rent $05. dee janitor or call, Beautiful first floor 5-room snail ON L. all newly decorated: B. - to move 15: |} POREST PARK. 4384—4 rooms. heat. age service; Pag water year round; | porch, adults only: $70; open. rent $65; open Sun | FOREST PARK BL.. 4411 (third floor 0. PANGBU KN, er north iT } fine rooms: open poreh. 5733A DELMAR. CAbany 4408. (©) Brion FE. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnat. Db BALIVIERE. 317 (No, 202)—Nice 3-| FOREST PARK, 4905-4 large, efficiency: only $50: concession rooms: will decorate to suit; rent E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut able: janitor will show, or eal) LAVEN- DE BAL I [ERE. 426—Apart ments 302-0 THAI! eT aa0. CO., COlfax 3282. f fis newiy Jer ora ted: aii ; . ay Pag ‘aR $504 livin room. ‘Teasona ble rent ser “a ' ireseing Fons dining aicove, kitcher 1Ooz2 N Tth CEntrai . Murphy bed at =. iF. J, Com POR SYTHE. Oven reaae! LeLiCe’s, Viviano roome bath by tor. garage. CAbany 46 Hh? ie : . 4£333—--F 1ret fioor. 4 rooms, , ‘al! . 5197 LLER KR. & Cw... 105 NWN. PORSY THE 71°. Apartment furnichwed infurnished; immediate pouseas jur be janitor @ervice. Call Parkview 5107, ; ‘s 3) DE lo MAR 534" ruR >, fHR. 7:258—7 roorme new! ly decy 5- Too aparimen’ . ra‘ garag E. L. BAKEWE! DELMAR. 6374—-5 rooms, tile bath, mod- GArfield 5555 118 N. “Tth. ern secory $47.50 4, SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar. — 7244 FORSY THE BOL ~ DEL MAR. o4 —— — ms, He bath, hard legant 6-roo wood floors tearm neat JO — SAVINGS TRUST CO... 4915 Delmar. ELAR } eff ~ ne Anmartment: furni- iumeliate possess, DE! MAR, 6301— « »EDIN I oN Ars, — anitor ry i 5SkH4—3 rapt ex in eds athe POMEROY. BERG RK. F. CO. (;,( eT FOrest 7007. t wrniat “Abs any TY 7 reom apartment rent reduced GRAND. 2606 s.—A , apartment in firet-(ase condition Te aASOlAti JOS.F.DICKMANN B&.E.00.,675 Chestant. —— Li A MIL TON. 758-68—4 rooms. Laih. heat sPENC ER. APART tanite nerve $55 icf? TILE BATH 1G. HAMIL TON 241. 41—Firet floor. 7? larze 7 NEW CRAF ‘ rn ein parlor compietr . zare : 590— 5 Re SOM S PRACTIC ALLY ; Be en ore? large HAMILTUN 1027—4 ome: nished P Rospect 6420 CAbanysy janitor eervice, Realtors [000 N. Union - beat ae fur- is vty ? ) a DE LMAR, 5120—5 rooms, rent » Tau ene FEINBERG & JONES Forest &76 —~ HAMIL UE forth ts ——Firet ti , ' — omnes U , ; 4 beth CONCE BI J we OR BON ie A 4 , eno ry hewt: "I der; $8.5 HA™MILLTO>D -: *ictka 5-rooms - «¢ scurry. BOO Cheetl _— : 7 . ‘ t : & por. hem uced rent. CAbar 7 4639 W | 51323 aan ful epertme i ; o. arco: eecond and th rq ficors: © HAMILTON. Ii rooms, S-room effi- tile bath. herdwood floors. ‘es clenes: faniter service; 865. JEffersen ‘anitor service newly decorat ed: firet-« he Ast ; fe) ‘3I necdi tion { a F« Jrest ogi? : _ rer, t red' a - i INTE RORI\ r oh | rooms. eun room rd 3 ASTU TGAT E 90U0-—-6-room efficiemy. Sew hedroome. light. airy a , 2 months’ concession _ INTERDRIV = 7 ard 6 oo EASTGATE 746—-5 daemds Poors: aleo 73 Img ui ire 44 ees) ; new.y dex orated : a rooms. a tor al | . , » “4 : \o ce NEINGTON_ 7541 A—7 ASS $7 : PArmvi 2~_S 2015 aervice. 1 month's rent free. Call LAciede 4 beautiful roome 2 5 RO nat fe hed: heat. janite op 70 Parkview O2gls ic) | RERSINGTON, 59444—7 beaatiful rooms: . >» heat. janitor: across from Seldan High beautifu oa : *. } aiss Mur ef- rent reasenabie To, PArky ‘lew 02014 KING@RURY. 578° q - 5a00-—6 roomea, sicep nig perch, _ FOO heat and jai CAhany 44h * baths. FOrest 74346 GiXGSBURY. 5734—Four raome. Murphys 7 rooms. steam heat bed beat and water furnished, $70 month ‘. MAin O30%) ‘c62) CAhgny 70320 sfA5 6 6COK ae SB = Lo ‘ ERT) A58-——Firet floor ; 5 laree rooms, eun AF 1. Pree’ me Murehy te R. ry 0... ae i~we lami ny. 6035—0 * ht frecme, Rea’ saniter. lower floor fine copditieon,. good location Abany —T vr ath . eyn garage Chestent «t. rooms and | (third floor east)—->. heat ane janitor | ‘are INC., $26 Chestnut ; icehox., | VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. GAr, 8300 | light maAnacer on STANLEY E STEIN. “INC.. 904 Chestnut, ij3i—at Park: at itor Service furnished: exe elles ' apartment: 6 rooms. containing 2 bei rooms and e in room. (cB4' McPHERSON. 6018 — 5 rooms. sleeping Ste 7 porch. ——, hall with Re Fy press floor wes I hie : 0., INC., 8268 Cheatnut McPHEREOM 10186 rooms, tile bath, steam heat, second: $90. SAVINGS ‘TRUST Ou 4015 Delmar. McPHEKSON, 5707. b00—b-room ef- | ficlenecy: floors eae liberal reduc- .t Paes ee ® of lease. McPHERSON. 4953-57 (Barwich)—4. 5 | and 6 rooms: will decorate: janitor will : show, or call Miss Harris. DEimar c7) McPHERSON. 56748— ae rooms ; | MARYLAND. 4350—4 rooms. garage. first flo 5 cap Une: Ms ae Mee RS ayer | PI yy mys 1 APO PP OCLOE™ , BE Ve - ¥ Pr Yee A Ss EON a SEP ae as we? wf eo BOP Lh Rea GR ihe ets Pat ah. yc DAR NES Hy yest We

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an ieee = | . T NT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | _ AGENTS’ RENT tis APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT er RENT | pirate _ RE FURNISHED . FURNISHED a -AcENTS’_ RENT LISTS _ ro aes ‘South ae South eg Brac —— | ————— | | : | Wes na i . , # = 2 — oan eee g) APARTMENT | Convent Garden | syqaes-me—: mo meee. ror eer. Pe | afl INIZA8| (@ jemmelmann-Spackl b, ALT ORs g eens | 3s 1200 APARTMEN ITS, DWE. LLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. oe RIL, 18, = : Bn = ~ —— . a - er ee "= Ga sconade -Apar tments : =! ed: bedroom a, yet: dintne L | 5893 Re ee ome Traee 5115 00| Corner Pershing and Taylor | CAHANNE. 5i7i—= — we 7 ’ é cated 0 lock from : sip ee >, 1 — Only one small efficiency apartment left te ? : e:| “Sah IRTMI NTS | tas - DWELLINGS , ee ag) J CApany S108 ith and f hestn = > ~y ‘ R ne and bus line: first-class service: 4953 MecPt " . 2 Taeme 2 U's ic ' refmgeratior Rt O8¢/ ncunle: $11 ner week: carnage ona SHERM AN “AP m ee! -60 ~e ( Tain A N [) $: sien sami , _ & Se SM ti 9 au i ful lobby garage. & mac i , t eNO: 7 RNISHED OR t CORNER “KINKER AND “Me RS! £QC AL THIS r (ST. ‘LOUIS J > RB. CO. 212 6. Tn atid exc | FINEST Lo ATION IN THE CITY _ ~ _ premises today: mes ry itn pou S64 rot COLE lee wm ed Ww? ~e ye ee YD Aaa ee Cine gape +o “i> er ry FURNISHED PERSHIN: > ME NT ance J i 4 OE ee » OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION TILL 9 FP. M PERS SHI X 7 AE ART “aye & er amamae —— SS oe canien : a : . . Reasner ace -- —— an Apartments. Te ee ieee " ie w 3 . Kitchenet 4 Rooms, 6 Room Efficiency West ees = : 7S — ' Fromt and rear emtrances. p ——- ‘ PAR TMENTS + ™ . ae ees \ 5528 PERSEING ne 6312 N. Rosebury and 6315 S. Rose. West Harlan Court THE BEAUTIFUL NEW BOS | quirement “of eitsSiengy “apartment; Goee sisting ot iarge craftexed ring fom. rea 5463 Delmar Bl. COLLEGIATE AP AR ME No er _CAba , crest Park. Ww COR ‘NRIGH” “ee © 4 aif ra Apart ments EASING | tAP IDLY ch er clare and Watermas, ree de “F a Me wh > - *> er he ee | 4 Oy PETES BRE 3 I A ert ae +o 3b eb . om Special Inducement /a* 2 Reh ere = ee ee ee eee ;! _ 2 eee + 18 O ed biiar tha |} fei ee A\ISSISSIPPI VALL grage_optional desirable references. WATRETANTA . 4th and Pin 5540 PERSHING AV. $395 & ‘ond fleo . sor by a ne "7h - Mauretarn 2 : on rf en st HENRY R ‘WEIS ere == = a = “ell manager @ t poreh XS) ; - e veer — = “M. H. RODEMYER @ Sth and Chestny tenia 4 ~ 7 ae WA: MaAin 4557 . wan Most Beautiful OODFELLOW, 1228— x sranscome Hotel ‘1833 N cnabie, deairable . Apartment Ever Built MILTON. 1394 — Avartms , partment RNGAOVE & SPECHT. TI ee ican aah wee ROSEDALE. 52i--# roo . a nai Dart men se ON THE ‘Sou TH SIDE So a eee . eee occshieliniianael a ELMAR | water = — : b reasc , a with dou ze imu — a 3 7s TLLUMINATED EVENINGS ~y et rac . | _S is finest. apartment hote A THOMPSON REALTY 3872 \ ba antral 4.3% : in parlar _second floor) SHERWOO! RT Al Oren for Inspection 9 a m. till 9 p m. | (one . tifa] Forest Park Delmar. ac Nor . Ready for iparcry ms — —— S — lar mf (ments —_ Romo atritaby we sasha lo? Dienaqeiier bees foik pte WESTG ATE . ' = ca nartment m , : — | Bia | show Ddains Ddeactifully finished. a: . —— se : — : — ——_ WHITTIER, CORNER LINDE! * > new { " od dining roo: ouble | cet eeething fr petentt a WRITTIER, CORN : : oe ee oe eo GUILD HALL OSEBURY DRIVE, 6252- floor eas! ts . net! -t ! moe stifu te fix Ps L327 “ arenas to suticase 6 reoms. SAVINGS TRUST (0... 4915 Delmar ee. (riciiy 4 : t a The wer Rarawood 1 a, . K 3 7 HOTEL APARTWENT a Se eee i | WESTOATE AV nanager on premises: 3 ‘8 ise8 a =. r a : & be og Ri at | . ae _4907 WEST PINE BLYD | : — | gpticens rand sicepiag porch: nerGHERTY RE. €0.. 803 Chestnut. -.9738-— wr amewriaee & im zeous Ital poe | KINGSBURY. 4018—TWO-ROOM APART. «= Compietely furmished efficienc; 1218 Ditlen. 3 reom : oe ERURY, 631 e Mu F : _ Ge Ls CCRC. | RT DT”§~6Caa A AAD? a “~ Bn “get runners on the stairs ‘in the MENT. FURNISHED COMPLETE, 345 iDa y day . month bath. slectr : os Parva TRAYMOOR iful home ¢ - a 3 ROOMS. $65 imme egidence. 2 b ‘1A Madisen _Mectrte. - z FLATS FOR RENT—Centrai ‘ i - 5 . al Siew y # gx £ aa piv t . SA ™ hs “ — > Browning Apartments | nies , - * * wr) "ny | ry. - s = mg 7. a - “et = : > e : eheas ~ ee A : ona It. biecks n rt - a x . 55638 Pershiog. ; . — LBBOTT. Realter. \VIATRETANIA bt i lam ~ \ compietely furnished for 4 Beautifully furnis 102 3 Secon ; 40 PERSHING . EAs Binks pS Mest 2 oe ® PR Tere nS etna e - " + . [ar 2 } é . : rey : fe : . , ; 7 : n r aerT ~ Va : eer ; : 2 . 4 ~ : us ; - . —ROOM APART FURNISHED COMPLETE, $50 UP EFFICIENCY. LIGHT. LINEN. IMSHES. §&3: “yl — iii evens a | —- 42 rT. S} APARTVN\VE | Vc) HENRY R. WEISELS Co. =f? _™ im 4557-9 8 and CHESTSN??T ; 332, . ) saa - = RODEMYER z co. . merrier : ve Meni - oe ; 2iSe Alfred: 4 rooms, 109 N. Sth &t. M Ain 412 - ime { q ee sa — ranifuy : BI a a . ¥ . ve WFRAMFC. 9°5 “—2a eer enti ’ _—* full hotel . 4 rooms, ra pies Rec meme = ; ae — a ' . a rooms furnished «omnilete. ; ' . ~ A so steam heat. se screened pe 2. [-> n _—o ‘ AOR aie ragga = e36 casa and carace celoded. ¢c ace -. yee er lox 4I153SA De Tenty;: 3 room, , ay _ te . XM LBRO WR . _— oa » , NEWSTFAD ts WN —REAT ‘son a me ad roc se ARC houtes tile “4 - amt reduced ta $30 D Pon fice : : . urant =~ RBIs AACH KR. CO., ENC. 876 Chestnat 3696 KINGSBURY — : ; ahh tive | . = = | “ NION UL = | 2 | Lou ; n CTEAU. 2306A—S8 rooms. bath. rier. at ORLES. : antl “dt n 3 Pag 7 . =, —_ si - WYTT emer : se ae me, ¢ ; G. BLANRE ©. F. co. se? oe mot. : oe i E R ; , Y TY. v ~ti- : . om —— + fo: ret. carer oe © ot tahaser oo Pr THE MAYFLOWER & | “Wwiut=*s ; : TEE HOTEL Ang #1 Ons at onan " . A . : s a ~ . a’ . Furnisned . er t + ruished . . ‘Ss H. rt ung i mA gis " Lier . : sna Be *es* WEST PUN. 4461 — Benotiful light . KRODEMYEER 5 rs 605 CLARA AY. 2 new OU ngs. ~ ' s en rs ~~ ®) re CHESTNEE,. _— * tak REALL a. rots sun parlor sieeping porch. > > Mm AIn & | modern con , ‘ on wit aN NAD we. > iS 2 - wen wedern flat. fur baths: large vard: $15: garase if desired . a. 0 : , _ mw i « ww os = PLATS POR | Oo o tm A «G. BLANERE R. EL. CO.. FLl Chestnut : st = 38 , 2: » oon ’ ' ‘ . ' Lind ind Spring Av.ic 1390 4 nis ; . “ : a carted WKS partment | UNIVERSITY ‘Ew | Se. rp 9 See? ; oo - —— - : > umn ~ . : oe . , , : ; ; - ete . ap eee , : g "Te ‘314 aa ea ; ~ectric peti pe tay ) ) eg ee | aware ‘e... RENTS REDUCED . 2 es" nit fo © ; : " MEPERIDINE, PENOLA EMG NOONE PALS AIG IRI. ATL MG ip SNES. a AT RS RB ep RME DSi gen ages Sata Se ee 169 ge Vv. A. RODE MIER £ CO. 109 N. Rth St, M - = Ab Oot Bh ee yh = tb clea a ss —KT ‘ ‘ ) — — — i ' . ~~ rScrg? ; : ri CHEAPEST IN. CTT . i t aes 1 | ae | SESSIONS. PERS APARTWEN ogant Argonne, 2864 Washing -RAdSL Rid A : = - ; ' : “eR rey oo nN . a ‘Tanc we ~ . 408! WASHISGTON . Mee : e : é tga , e . ire ‘he iret til F Bb re “ “ » ‘ ‘ “ 4 : ~ . : “38 > . ” : ROOM Ar ART tENT . $65 a’ ; er’ ; C2 .ec ne Poor t "> t - re . ne es , = al a * Tie. ;= : ae ; : ear , mmense > . net . ; aie “Dh tareagitg Phen ; é poem m * Dreadiast > y on ; a 4 ; is — = = é ‘ a ~¥ i _ - ¥ Aa Pl se e 3 ; : ‘ — 4 “ soy be RB Wtiitetieinie.... a ae * se. ‘Ali ’ - A CRAG awe age mye SPONTE | OM. HL RODEMYER & co. we : .. an i109 N. Sth st MAinm 41°74. WEST } AD. REALTY AND CONST in —= = ne a ‘ iv , Siaate " 1 ; —_ - ~— : : ; “ , FOre. Sth st., JOHN HM. ABBOTT. Kealtor, 709 Chestnol | : viii : mS ¢ iat” ~ coum | gs APARTMENTS FOR RENT .* = ~ . : ~ > e- "© ) . (eT ae eer ey ’ | 2 3 , | Fashing ) —FURNISHED CHOICE EBtticitFxcCY OQNLY $45. was : “4, ne ‘ : Rr: : : fod. " m-artiment heal ‘ec mM), Oo — . : ; = ‘ : . a? : ‘ “= h 3 ‘ a $ “ “Ins Hu. RODEM\ ER 7 ” aaa cageee , ae . anings | . [WENT 199 ‘N. Bth MAin 41°74, . ‘'cue’ bon : , peste " 7 = . netric : , | | “niet ~ i842 ST. FERDINAND SSS ts OU ME ie oS, eee SS (HOUSES, FLATS iil Apartme COM,AVMODORE a. $110 per month. immediate posses wasHINGTON. 4271 n effi ETC PERSAING. ( __ Phone tAbany 3°91 ee: “ee Manager. $65 ejenc PERSHING PART ME" T Ss cutee Ach FTNSTON APARTMENTS Pullman Kitchenette Apartments. = ars oS = ; : Pa semen nd a — ou dus AGENTS’ RENT LISTS yf : 4461 OLIVE : ck tennis rts, , ludividual Autematic fri ation, es , : ‘ . - - — ——— WASHINGTON oor, fou ROOM EFFICIENCY: HEAT. ELEC ? gy gti - tt areas | re everything WASHINGTON. 6601563) METVITLE. 7 | EPSTEIN & SON rectne deco . pectal Im TRIC. GAS, WATEK FURNISHED, Sones. ‘i080 Chestzat. cation « a mtn . mnie , PRICES CTT NOW S10 . : y ' f i i aucenie mi | ere To. of . an =» . rt KNISH rer i» hb a re. “ ANT - ; sei 4 SERVED a a ENR . ont ~ ° . 4 Bias ee . ’ ‘ . , _ ‘ Re ws FT RNISFF?P ATT - m 2 ' ALL DAY | : DPTMUEN TC. ) ; , IFNCES. 875 TP: 5 ROOMS. REALTORS MILLLINS WALTERS REALTY CO. | Bae PAR r e > ia DOWSs . ‘FLATS STATE APTsS.. 36458 WEST PINE ; > : ; 7 Ne Pee: het “ly pars ‘ iy RAEN Mas ARE ate yeep * a8 Brigg oen i Sey + x, Sa eR I ey Se PORT Lek eaay Lip * aaa Ine : : ARK) - — reems,. gas. eieetrie; ‘apres ra f ~ ae ee Fe . oFurn fice “sega ' , anletale (HESTNTT fF. ‘ M-Pherson, Met reduced te £9 “FINEST Lam ATION IN ¢ 3 : ga ’ ca 1116 . Broadway. 3 . — , . ; DWFI LINGs $ Le man 5 > iSTRIN & ~~". 417 € beeteat. : fates, SL? reseerrs 5 . . a 7 " - nm for: r ee ; re . 4 —™ 7, | ar > % My} . “7 : - ) | | WATERMAN Gi28—* ROOWS STN PAR. Ssreonior’ yrerinad: 6 rooms 3 1714 Becen 4 soem . — $915 : : ” , ‘ ; és ‘ : ; : . . . > a ie - ‘ * 4 ; =a) m - . : t . ° : — . ~ . : : , ww ATER! AN ri * Ye MINSOM Ri RF AT rT. £ cas =T : . . c * “ - , 4 . » Pi , im, - . . AF AY Wt NT F t RNTSHED om : —_" et + -thired. te . nom Z ri: 2S ; a oome PArkvies : eee Bi, ST! IST } elma M. H. RODEMYER & + = #t -. _. sin cmp Wateda, 5:19: 6 rm WATERMAN. 5314-22~ oom a ato Son Saree’ mo 0a N. arm 8 ben te” gaia \CRAMENT i fell furnished SRW AN TS \PARTMENTS hoOOnre ‘peer : ; ; ee Fe ee LJ A . n ° n ; Lr} ss : (-rand LSA > "oormls ———— ~ ; : : : lieman. * 6 rooms, carage Te & ‘ * : , ee 7. ‘ mi , : = . be ~ ales » — jon tine — : Ys - ‘ es a ' a: coiaanlindan \\ ) ~ . a y ) . ” : Heman 7.) * meer s .— “ ~ , : : fous IC tae ry a ' ' - ’ 7 A MEN . Pes . : . ~ r Ve asb ington, ¥ aTERMWAN ¥ , hes : ' wee HS~ oS | Pig ogee SE a: aan ‘ : arm LsU Ime. Y x . W saierman. se"? 2 . ‘ ‘ ‘ . : ; ; r a. . ; J. ~ +% A _" . , ; a3 a. aa ’ wES TMINSTER 412°%..4 TARGF Rrwiws Kin gsiaod, eon “tar ftand LvV8i ' - v : Two SFPARATE BEDTOOM- ,\PART WATER aN. GIST — & reoma. ~ haih« = - “ = . . ‘ee WaTEeN as 5 ‘ , ae . : . . . ine - .g ~- 4 2 : - t os : * * ‘ : . oft : MORRIS ‘ a¢ HW a ¢.. aigo Tame u ’ . , pw SEA cs y SEST einen | ThePNsy\ x TERM | : , Rens oS Be : , : . , a ee fn. _ = 4 LRMSTHONS.. Liz pa : ate | . . — . Lerventent Lecation av: . ‘ 4 tele a “ a : : , 7 . ' ry. ’ 3 t. SPrPSTEIN & ~aN, ait . tow ; hen . ‘ a. ~ " 3 Yt ta" y i . ng - cet - . , . 2 a +A ‘ WATERMAN 5 , ’ ieanie . a ; , . “ — ' , ents Price , . ; , , \ \R7 ow ‘ | b>] NT SAVINGS TRUS (.. 4915 Delmar re a west. ATS “~—4 aoond floer epoth + “et Soc IM n — -_ ; = is : ) peer ” a . : \ ere ; ‘ ‘ . : ss . . oo ; é = . a . ee — : : : : - 7 | + L ; “eee - 4 =| : \ Sm : “ a | a” 4 7 ; - , er : . . > , aes oe w = + eS ant , ei The tomes i eo TRADE thar AL TOMORILE fear . mere cent entent aise ear 3 | THROeL GH PosT - DISPAT* RATS AW RT) oOwrr_N WANTS, Se eed r i¢ 7 ts me a a ) = ate meee earuse + . wu ~— vacant April | 5. iene tee tne ee ee errs i pias Po Hers ‘ oy OR ARE 7 ae re ! ; PN wear, Me + ee ‘i : hue a mee . Teepe tie same te.» 3 +i ¥ " Peete! veka : r eee ERE a ie se : <

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= = ° _ 7? — : ® . 2 2. 5B rors ere a 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. | - “4 ——— FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT—West Fema: a = | | a it Sg ee eee BING 42S New 4 com bai. | acim nel | SEL a4 mors eecttion Ball OL 26—Pimt floor, 6 rooms, toile Wo WEEKS’ FREE RENT. & ao ~~ HOUSES FOR RENT RENT REDUCED TO $50. | ape hex Ti Pa ited « . . ‘ ‘CEY P. HEATH ~ ‘ t he 7 reg x - ‘ _ : PFooms. > ‘ HOUSES WANTED Wei" ; : — } Post-Dispateh «, ‘ . ms. aa. Tu ith : ee ae MAin 4384. : . —- 2 ™ © ; fs = > oe €2%- LABADIE. 5555—34 OS | ace. FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished “RNISHE! E HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR COLORED riwtas ' . « te? at the taal en a IRD. T39A—6 rooms. modern LOEWT 5 ‘ ~ — sb. DICKMA NSTELIN 91 live. «@9 - "is ; - ee . INISHE fo Protestant gen =>“ : ‘ : . i : j . : : , ; . . a? & ase ' : : . : > ¢} = % = ¥ ; “ " “% - ; " . if + 2 as LE. 135494A—5 reom 1. furnace, “COLE ts. : ’ 7 rR a ¢ t3 r28 { heater . > . o- ; x “ = I ; 2 4 E. a % ? : 2K ANS. -15—Pun om HREY. 3666 —9 rooma fame M. E. WRISBERG, 3206 & ou +x fodern rie 'n rr BLANKIE 5 ROwvMs RART TILE BATH at AV ORs. «o> CHES s ° HN HL ~ _ JO SF VENTH. ofo0 = ‘, irfieid x4 ae ; _ : bis bla bm , i . me > - 6 -roomn NINTH, 2349 S—S3 larce rooms, ejectric. —2. 0 = : ' rent reduced te S18 Appiy 2259 S. oth ’ : ; ' ~— ; _ _ WM. EF. WRISBERG. 32006 & ’ - — ; ; , wrest = oe . ‘ : ms AACH KR. CO... TSC... wre ¢ hestnat. - XY 1% en om 2 i * ee ‘ ~Selipeg: Ec? SRE See ce ee ’ \ ms ath ' S40) Ris Lic HM BR. COR. INC... S26 tC hesteet. a- srTege room, URSELA, LIIS 1110 (PRESHING HGOHTS niin@ gas. heat. elect: 50. % . ; : ; UNIVERSITY CITyY—6-ROOM EFFICI WAs! 525—— 3 . ¥ 4 ' ‘$30. S°PHIR RLTY.. CLAYTON : ; ‘iY, APARTMENT-FLATS. WITH GA- (Urnisned af. gas. 34 : " : oa 7 - rare’. : rie TY 1GE; EFNT $55. APPLY 1168 FERGL- FOR RENT OR LEASE a a a - = — 7s +t 0 reg Een, en e199: =e 20.44 a : ; _——s a a ws eat "¢ ~ any a ty Spt er Pt on an ttt “* . 3 he a 4 ! = Oo TI — “ON AV. PHONE PARAVIFW ooo7 : - > ; - ° - o ate : " “ = A . 2 : - 4 - “} ’ "4 ; | a ‘ : “ s ———— we = ABBOTT. Realtor, 706 Chestrat. io* + - —" os om Ms A ‘ ; " . : . . "+ SEVENTH > y , rm ’ . oat — & - : r : ’ = = ; : ’ ie ‘eet og oF BRN, a ° ¥ eal i, ee ES Tin fh ie SNP Fs vie ser ¥! ate, 2 ee rae %y FO “ . _ - eo Oey amet cedetitles — eree SAR RE nacre itiey ee Sua (te 7 a we ~ ‘\ ~ . ' ¥ AN DEVENS TER cia SN --8 recme. ieroraie: RAWP. «¢:Arfield 8342 _ * ay PEEP > PRES net irate, ome. hards FINNEY. 3647 new furnece «per ral WoLF Pot L. + A. a _ "2 ” : . ” > * > IMPLE.HERTYL KK. F iv 825 Cheetos : * »? . iia di ea nn OEY GAR seme TU AM ETO me al A Bian ==, ay we | eee ts oo r = “a % ‘om a ~~ +. thek te) - cas Ea we ) enge nee Se - . ww E WRISBPER, a ae ad as — ~ a me , 7 WINNEBAGO, 48705 —?) room nie fe furnace. eiertrie: YWurnhs: ’ 7 % maser hy weets a.” SNVGENTE. S606 A—35 cecms. “water, en” ” gas. elevtrte KAMP GArteig S34" PETE RI, go ——s , . = 7 Vi . , t { =x woe FF." aw? rr « ms _ . 2 > ” oe! a2 . a ‘ «~ tz uu 4 iQ Tins a — ri * Dw . . . . 9 . - ‘ ” a oS oe ¢ ms s | 4 ; ’ ‘ , ‘ = P @ »reatfast om. $e . -—- _Resineat. Wtie *457 er. Ae. wo renee ce ie : a EEA ee . "tree co ‘ . a , ' on Pashto: $0 tActede 440 O49 4 , ery : . ' 3 . . A~—@ TooMme. eun carla: ; , ‘wwINes. 3 . “. 7 FAR? Li¢nwT eo ws—ene_ | a a A ~~ 7 * wey = 3 t2 F —z. ; aan ’ Bs. yann ame = =" : . , ——- @ extrp +a | ALTHEIvV=sR2 Wr = oe _ ~ *"." : . 19it-—3 cme, acttoe, aerdey > ; : _ mr # "9 : | . wap bet, haréweod Coox | garage $5 a 1 | c : | | | FOress 6223 . , ; ; : ; (HELE NCR A ™ tae : : “b, YP. MEATY CO. GArteld 5265 LMR. INC. SIT Chestnut ; | .. Puert ¥ ‘ - c*F% aed Abie Psa ME ig > PRON Te aa BEE Ss Taig, — »* ; ' . - * lr ion nal g jeter * Nt? Sepa ANP aaa a . 4

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EUNDAT. a 2000 REAL ES TA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Tats, Apartments, , Residences For Sale Today. Fe : | peer HANGE | REAL ESTATE—1 LOTS FOR SAteayee TES | NS. oa | LOTS FOR SALE— VACANT ' REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE ID T iD ESTIMATES - BIDs, FLA ESTIMATES _ REAL ESTATE _EXCHANGE £ “Ea B S. PLANS, ESTIMA ES S s. PLANS, s candi EXCHANGE 4reem brick cettage. Ip SOuxn | HIAVE ” the est fh Big egy ene SINGLE fiat. ' ee urN eo Waehircte: _ Lots bleck on Rutger. in exchangr for vacant “*3r. ¥''5 m m3 . lease for five tae 1 ¢ 3 nd 2 lot or in ™. Louis or county. * wie . month: to trade oF . Party ~ +g ity im cettage. Bex t ‘NIOD- EASTON. IRI ae €0.. B- 219. weet: ~tapate: FOrest 13 a5 = x ata ee aaa ee et ee Ay aah front PR RR: prey o4t nee rela ce Match build 4-room br its, $2500 best neigh” yearly; End HOME BUYERS ATI ENT caesar aoe ci. | gua ter eee cane Be aceee. fat Oe Oe “USION-EASTOS. TRUST CO. 4 -* pat i REAL ES TE—WTD. TO BUY OL AV E STREET ¢€ “ORNER 44° . »-rnet i 4 ~e 2207, ah. 2 co. - ————— ‘Blaar. $12 tractor wectes ROSS Sy ogeiere® 87: | FARA Wid. Cope, cheer. ter thes, inhi, fe lswnet wants, large | --CHAUNCET PHRATH R&. co. | foot, FYler 40885. = 7 : pee ety. . aoe ee ene =_= SS ae : . - p North side. 25 tact west of My VNOW ¥ Rut : : : + il | ail e ‘ , " : P . , ; } = ~* : w - ~ ? . . ‘ Ss : , ‘oe . : > > oa mu t. - — . - — — wv ~ —— Ss. ‘ t a L ha any beav Estimates and Prices Gratis Insurance, he a hi: me oT "a os I — 3 LAY n ownel ort oe a 5] : : | 7 High tn the bills e. Box 3 | Si tte 5: ; 5x1: : side St. La | Ls to" and 7a | gveat ratcral beast BARTH & CO.. INC. mages ne BaD Seo a es aes Soe BG? Post-Dispatch. OS scsites | Lot a5e125- south wide Si i108. Bovane i a Ni tee PERO OEE, ORE NOR AE AE I TRE a a Ie, Oe es ~ . ~ i road ) uy ee a —— , WANTED—Privete 3a nie : conic Me : BUNGALOW LOT. Dab GOING to BUILD? 3 rrse anon hes . . - . ' . * ‘ FT | : ‘ ' > 7. . . rai ss ™ : — : . 4 ”~ be s : x I ( J “ as. : ' - P egan: 7 sa. > i eo “Ee ~. neteens ‘7. tend aie ene eine Mita : +3 yee B 73 Se Pee inn ng° on sr. mv ~ TTT Y ae a L) : ; ' ' “ . 58x14 om north aide af ers. ‘ : oper? ve POSDeE* PL. VOMSi ct alls " went ! Midvale ar.. ray _GArfield 3164 in LU TCHER. 35555 Robin ANDERSON STCrESe RG. TSS re a RE eet SO I* eS eet, dt CHAUNCEY Pr. HEATH CO Abie. a . Vo COMMISSION—NO LISTING 51 rTE ‘ Liu er. | came gues REALTOR , WITH A REALTOR SAPRPSSNP METI. | > ee SEES Se Xo COMMISSION -—NO_LISTING, NTIGN? See Gl | a chan & | > -—" riTLE GUARANTY BLDG ® iy any kind of St Louis res cas eee ae 124-1150 RAL eal Estate Exchange a Seah i Eich jase ha Lg ee et : ones “oom a of Realtors a — a. Sapees 5 : ay, apartmen : atte vat memento oe : ‘ CGLE FT! nd 5 ~oms bath 1 > (ASH BI YERS FOR ANY TIPE 7 2 = a a rr . 4 28" I : 4 1 SS , mo > .

Ko EE A OO SC. tea» gl ov ORR LES ARI N Ne SHG BRO ad: at ave West Ve ae West ae LOANS + : , nt a , es = HMITT R E. c¢ : ama oiagy oe mihi. tei Eee ee ee coe > 4 - : . a ace ed ad " + . A - " | a y . e - in - r ._ = . wut . : — aauey 4 ook & vie , or doubdl csi apmmcngy Se Gh — Ca Bidar gt ae MARGARETTA “AND CORA Ay }) rine | greh for sinaie: : enarien ov lange incom , : sce HAAKE. COirer CONTRACTORS sa geo WARGARFTTA AND CORA i | 3s rour chance. Yeu Lace 2c Pt. Le i , i x _- - OTLs na i. 7 . . Qo “ x *.4 Os o* - . ; : : - ; cy 4 - eye — « ae wet + a: “ 74.7 ae rok Gaanke i* niding —_ — onde REACT eae forms and vacant lets: trades ea ail : Ws rat a2 Open ax . : “ ap te a million. Write us what you 7+ aY _ ine SINGLE % me , ' ' STURES | FUR RENT. $50 PER MONTH ama heat ve ' Xe _ FLAT—SOUTH SIDE _ GLE, 5 BOOMs one . Done. Pyaament ENTRAN(C r Te pe A ALAMPTON. 4 oe “oan iadnnreteiat — RE , WVODERK.S EN‘ fal , si. F rus BI SiNF ~~ Z * : . i ow Vitd —Or -ottage 4910 be a nv ~ : ¥ 4 feet ‘omec 4 - - — OK a ae PROPERT } LACLED + : . inion ’ ” ; roeems: swath side prri erred. : . — § _ *d.——nevro.et coach, tate mode. ' 6876 OR GARFIELD 7985._ : Post-Dispatch - . - SINGER-ALEIN REALTY (O.. 104 N. &th ; ' _ , : _ — or ise APrTie:c 4 7APrMelc , 4 .\ ¥ : ORL AOA My POET GAR RE ape sa nS ne ae ea Bro mee > a . - ° rc AN “ ’ ; » a en einen us fs oe oe Nene = West CLAREDAL GARAGE. 5635 DELMAR. . i lease for whatever Dusiness de arec =ce ’ 4 os ea rt ber NEW UP-TO-DATE SHOPs | ; 3 3 .: ; ; ” : —_——— ew ¢ us r : . i ation { a me se et «ft Z > 4 — ‘ . bing : — ‘ . =m . = : 7 : ‘ mane : . . Ox — ~M THAMWPTOS « + = eon : ~. ™ 240°", ” > . ‘ . . DOUGHERTY kK E. (0... 88 CHESTNUT — ES, 3 aa , : © ' nt ‘ | 5 aan | | o? a 3 _$5@ STORE—DELMAR CAR LOOP . : a - ' Milla erner * oie a ze | : wou Fiats. Apartments Wanted _ Lor +0, Cm a raiek ae YOort Yom ~~) ie > aor an acc a ; ——— : — e var BK: g ARTMENT > ; FAL a LEc-™ HEAMEN ™ - P : . 38 , r oe . pe vie, aged arias 2 ee abe LOPS ie “SAVINGS. TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar be | AR. ae a. a ap giainens+ ELMAR. #618—Sig ster ORNET & 7 | ern : : SOU = : ZL, | ae ; a me 3 . , ' aa REODE- AND 4X KLIND- i ; ~ Ra) 5 ‘ : : boM AR 499.3 Stor tl ' > - ; ' . . : ' wr raed FLAT Wtd.—*ingie 5 by ——— waite ne a ; a ' ' | +9 : ’ ’ . 4 } ies an . “ace egw ‘ . sary pay al cash. e AAR a2 . . -~—-——— - : Ne) 2eD , ; et) aes - Ei Ba x ; 279 Di . ; te ae wr vacn — : Bl LLDEK= {TTENTION ee ‘ ) re OEY 9 Conk ae wt > - ahead why ea or ce om" er - an ® PN Seer te _ os FILLING STATION Lac ATION WiLL exchange *-reem brick residence for m= : * onenian 7 & ¢ A onda }-reeom single het ne. gnhooriecs Tand : : ; ' “atc > , } ang Urareis ll ‘mul Dispatch E-TABI — D an on lh Da il a a ee Ee ROLLY HILL Lor. -_ ea ’ a DAKST-AEMPLAND R Suburbdan ~—i"“——i arce. iteht «ter ‘oid basement Dew) bere ra low = een or ® Wrest «an, gs een Cg es eae ee e . OLE OAR APTI GNIAR AO ENE ERR MON HM AREER hh BOP ED " 7 s OSE ew oer 4 Ye OAV ales - : pay . “ ee ¥ 4 2 ‘, 2 mes Sr a AND debe sete a = iis wats : . . . ag . = peice ‘gud , Owner leavimg city LooONP , . , ' ;, EQULITPrRP FOR LEE HERMEN im k~ AND PENTISTS 7 : . ~ sm a punesiow Ti ; : e245 TO s80 PER WONTH rs . —— : - cy ne , e FRANCIS PERRY RUTH. 110 \) “tA « : . | = ) pe cle fla ae ates : | — $8, $9 A FOOT wm Uecae BIDS. PLANS. ESTIMATES SS ae shing tat ee ee - Gr es ) tia “a LAr _ 8 ae ' ; mows Tals. , | ) ' me, ew ancien 4.8. Sex s-—w Si 5°: sidewalks and Twe fine stores, 1 mare 2 n Hille Rovere bas bites Sayt : : ; » we ean BO tae at net ih Meee - - lwitede = ' ae» tS ‘ap ye tae SR MINN Proc ettn jane 5 ih ore, Seka dant re OS ag GE EE Fk A i ‘ $5) re ° ‘ - ¥ rv ¥ em > bey ho eis ate we. is a r “ee v feck sy rua BNE eae oe ™ . “Tr le _ . ' \ TAN * AsTSaN~ TRIO na ce. > gy Peer eee . Cee = 5 bpteelt ” Comes 9s oe Wane sande ttre ane > a 4150.2.4.6 OLIVE ST a er ee te : os — ; a ~~? gee war ie . : Moe@erea budding 1%1.90C square ‘ret on, : 7 = = . ~~ : . ’ ' ‘Bee ee on ta hase it o = ~— - —_ ng ga age auio af: @ re re 1 . ‘. : a 7 ~ ew “ ; . - m af © > { ~ “ . " , . . n i P ~ a hers . - : : . E . é t yme8 . 4 —_ ad : * ~ oe ——— UN DOCKERY &@ SOX. Loe , we lg . = ‘WE ocdts) = — phat 3 A ee Sorumandr % 4 $33 % T —Beremin — le moders¢ ! "on -ocer garese.. aan a%s ~ CDertpus Century Sidg. CE ‘Ss | a ag " ‘ Seer A" FE te “0 : |e :es2 onan aad shi Ser @. ; ‘ ;, : ) Fee OE INES YS AYT _ — ua 1 den. F Dickmsem. 3155 5 Grand. | ' , artes Box CU6. PD. ills = i * A 2D. ile Chumaere a“... a oP. Lae eR fet Tee veg,

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35-2000 REAL ESTATE For ale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F ‘lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ent tv ser 7} | , 3 7 oe pen BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS anda COTTA i. 2 brick stable vera : a Tie amnicht Seaetpent. Tornace rut Location, coqstruction. arrusszment, an : ae INSURANCE - « a ais mF 4 . ; . . a . sae waiteeape omnes "7 " . ae = - > “+ | “3 ; . " Pi say: ‘ > : ° 5.- 4 + ‘ «* Ve -_ v4 . Denny and Manchester Roads 28 FS ie, 56s i Te eer vempoe, | WATHTTE” aca S roxiar SeEa,_Femper. | aS oROO” pee Gael naa it SOLD THIS WEEK — = : | . Diit woms. Corner’ J iA CELLER ON, Suicet, DAHLIA, 47x1—5 rooms ) Os ( 4 / ? . . ‘4 _* ih? F KE LINGER. Realt >. Ss.) Se | . 7 ‘ 6: : ‘ - ; [7 ‘ r 4 4. See 4124 W. Kossuth 22 ~ SEP ERO BI TS OR RRR OS Sapte = » > _—J>undy 5 roams, modern, . D APRON RLTy Cc Wir=(FS-O) RULAAP. KE aL rors, “ee tits af make Us 4n : : >a Des AT . ; | “iM \ Se * ae . tp. aAS » + : DR! ate ‘ i410 \ is CR aie a mp WILL ¢.: WISSMATH, 2838 N. GRAND 5°m9 « HONLA*HO SN T—S0-FT wie ee J iL ESTATE CO. a roe EP Ew oS uy ‘ ; ' =a : LROOW COTTAGE : ) ‘ke Ta .- oe OED mhenenitl oe T REAL ESTATE ¢O.. 1o°-0 NORTH RINGSHIGHWAY BL. _ aide - BAR' rAIN! Bis . PR. S898 XN. Grand 6-ROOM BRIC K—87600 $1000 BUYs FBEAME BUNGALOW hs aes . : sth firna ~ _ L\HRE SS-RODEEFELD war OF ven an ot | youd . . rFDW. L. KI WS RLTY. CO. LiIn?-i! 7800 rbegsno lS a : ce, eat WELL-BUILT FRAME BUNGALOW MoOtuUND cry — + : 2 an ouill ae a 7 R we act ‘ eda 6 c ; : ; 2 , ; Bias ~ A his : z : - cates mR acronis inp im atin Sediments een pe up ta tent s “OHMEYER REALTY C®.. COifae 2850. een, , vk EN rOoDAY adie . P" 2 . s reer _ ~~. g ” » i » . : : 4 ~—— - , - ™ ; oto 36.1 ~ ea clitnat aeas _ WATSON- ROC RAE, REALTORS, “ ‘ q°a ae ie ; aeaion ai enhaten . S : ti a oa >> * KUNHS RLTY } 78 a STOCK-SCOTT KLTY. ¢t if ey ss tag IR tae I Way "O.. Re Adee Lo ag Riverside 7a5n “HILLER PI... s001—5 Kine. OPEN TODAY 2 | oe YYiT 99 Chestnut st. 5 —4- rove VACHE. BATH $4656. RIVERSIDE rol = af e bath: &: spnalisnioner 3 = 5. ol). BUX. 354 ree — . » : i . : — | om ran ‘atura. ling: 7 Toon 2108 NEW BUNGALOWS ONE LEFT * * ea 7 Bast a eee ALS Se — >= ry ? . : , 2 , ; 3 i, . , einbery Realty Ca ; ; ; .t~ 4 STOCK-SCOTT RETY rn COlfaxr 8,51. . ONLY LRFIELD 4779-4710 "T RLT IN ARBOR TERRACE. | c} large rooms. til = . oe > | can.” teaee ae a to Avondale av Se aS a eae go So rick nga mauds 4g ELAN REA — ——.. ' GEORGE KROLLAS. 616 Chestnat BUNGALOW AST ONE OF THESE i , — SIDE REAUTIFS, —_— : BUNGALOW—185 LF F.. re \i : q . ‘ ' é‘ eat @s ; = ; ~\ We —* : . . - GR AND. 5 oN a rooms. . ’ 74 . peatedve : ; ; : .-- E OR R mudiern brenkfast nook. iTY—WIL!i RirCl ! ireh rc | .KDALE _ this is am exerptional : : at. ae A om ee , . ful heme waiie. Be sure te see thie Wf yee | ee - ~ market fo ~— PRICED LOW FOR QTICK SALF | ifinis , tr: — venience. |e me i‘ , = medere bina : . mpetliees lie 3 ae a i tricte . : 2 DUE. RFLINGER. Realters. ~ ie 4 IMEVER REA , ifa ~ : ‘ . : } = * tN TeDpAy - r , ., i —— ; he ; ww x , ‘ - vans = é a ; A + Z ; t3 , OHMP YER REALTY €0., COW: ax 2S. oe a on) re wo Jd T “wiaAr "WATSON ROURKE, - ae] - . , . a 2 : RUNGALOW PRICES REDUCED ee a sdson Ff \ , 1 4 modern brick ive AV. «& Woodson hd. LOOM BRICK mIncale n : ghts. St. Loul« and 2 we j highest sroune n i tdi? * ; aistriet. six 8 few ONVENTEN gg gg es ca ROFHMER REAL ESTATE (0., lesman in Offiee on Gr “: o BESSIE. | > a. eo big 19 again E. NAERT oT oo Lindel! TSAeo ) , a : rs * met 3f? » Pa’ ibAHO > ob}, ---5-T orn ashok bd Hs Ki 3. _ — me cee. 2 tues . —e bats. gas. electric. garage: r ; It =T IsTE say tviaies :~ > nailew rade orice reduced for enmic . ; 3 ; TY * % Dat a rages eat. = DE TERING w2T Gravois. ~peet ie 43 ae er Vay 2 cis, ai i a . ery yr R ‘ . DAPRON RLTY €Olfax TERI ojert Preven cnte. | , . sa SK) UNG ALON : ea 3262. ES pe EG, NE TS t46+— Bungalow. 4 ro naman KR w® BR \ : ~ - BR ’? ‘iii = 5B mere 1, ; 4" ~ ; RI ‘ Rn. a - . M "a 4. Re a roam = ~ Univai . ALi Cid . ack nos: - = . Bi ralow eer yy sis—t Rives, a ~ me LOWS, “): MAKE OFFER. | 1 Siem. RIVERSIDE 5358 =e, ae ee ee i eS id - . ” . " ee i BUMPARK'’ OMEROY-BERG R FE. CO. Forest 7067 Bo a sas 2138 N. 68TH sT WORAING MAN'S =a ROLLAS. #61 - : PEN THDA Re oi. Ci ale 2 , ; . ANER L! rNis CTT . , . - x - . . , KAORTI lle |ON | : " é : SUM TAR TH OTT AG! ;, wb. ry BE “URE AND SEE. TODAY ce yr ; S512 BEACON “ine om nce Vi odern \y x ri. Sa Zz gaeorcries ip ars ; , y . . . wi ll - s er - ’ } , : . : = yi? ‘ , . i i ‘i . ~~ I : . . ws : " yh ‘ rr a $f ungawwe, | “~& 4 Tee Sch Ret KA F.. ; 7 ] x, 4 . . : . - : * ” eo » ° Ka te. . . ‘ s - ‘ ee > . , ‘ a> : . = ; : . » 7 e wh : . + =. : . v¥ ‘ . .. _. = - n= . : Z . ™ » = : - : ¥... an at . " ' i= | : be ~~ - “4 > = at i s tT | _ mA 2 n+ est ee ri AL. “ * “ x . : ‘A = : . — ; 2 ' Z ; : . +R ‘ } ; } . . ‘ . . ' : ‘?% ." !, . i R} 4 BI . ’ ALG} T LAF THs = . ~~. ~ a? rs | Wellston LIST WITH YOU Pratl areca Tice nett 5 rooms. - WATSON-ROUREE, BE \LTORS, WATSON-OROCREE. REALTORS : , .. : it n. Rardwe fieor,. furnace. | ge , s 3 . rar - a 7 treet and sidewalks made ——> 3 —— , mn ! a, ~ me . ' — “ 4 Tad So) Rat ay REAL TORA, “at THWE “T ‘REAL 4d . = » : | = > > se : a “cD—:* ~ a si . »hect 3 " : : 7) ’ a : : . : -o e Ai “ STs K M i ; eh RED -— é “orm e' : r ' 4 . : .. , : = AT RER- WELZ. @748 Graves BS and —— ‘ . ’ +. . res - ~ . = ae a. - - : , — : ‘ : 3 ‘ . M MeihtPNALD BR Lli ( hestinat 7% - eo : ; . wren a 7 iern 8 aaLt RITLHES. HOT-WATER HEAT o ; “ae ——a fowt , 7 . : , ~~ ve ’ 7 . par: . , ’ a | MI A ] nN 1 7 1 , wana 4708 Kossuth ar 5S reoms, tile t : — : ‘rhe N. “hene t ~ 4 - - " Rod 7 Fy F ate * ee . a “4 a 2 bs 9 : . . : ee: r 7 - = - .* = 3 —Ask for Betty . eine 5 a | a a ee a | : rt y > =. oN} SR FIErT RB .INY or rT RSE, EES ~4" : ‘ 45 } ‘ hs wiiAwi +41—N\ew modern A wd 5S ‘ ‘ rm . : __— ae 9 } » ’ ‘rame sIngkiews , ir ehbewer $508 cash + : [=e . Ralianee ike rene iierer on Tre , : i.e, } r } ° : & } . eg &- Pre: South iimrenm fs lL Actede 2 COZY. CONVENLENY Nae FARR er sigeetane Oe tom Hs > Te git anee hy Deny oles eta nx ON A ee WOT ike xa SL* N j ig eh agit dita. ameter 5 Doers as .s eecieete pee WATSON~ L2OC K od — ' ~ oe. -—~- — ti. iA : : ‘a = a 124 Cornelia . : . . Al sm iT IS notch prin ng uae Pecccbeadl 3 , ‘ - r, Stel ° WATSOS -# "ROUREE. REAL TORS. Fr. W GFLAN BEALTY ce... Soa8 R42 Clark Av . % & ws eon. Seas mg? 1 ’ — ‘bemattfulle tare woted i = ee — 24°) Greco. PENNSTLVANIA 2440.latiage - THEO % .PPEL ate | 4 e | . . m : —. r " . : = ‘. ; a ~s* te t —¢+ P ote 2 et ots * * oe ad Pr ~ > 2: = hea = _ . . a 4 BNICAMEYVER FLEER REALTY ce.. 7 . Sn 4548— ola. 4 at a brick. ‘Oneaiow ares ee = PRespecs 1338 wk. x * - AULA, Reaiter. 61723 Virgen. i ff mulder. ‘Orest 675 | i atand apd Hebert. i death. fureace, wada. Lac. 6449, jtneure witha

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SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 1927 _ Es eer ween BUNGALOWS _ COTTAGES For Sa Sect ban ater Ry roun a Maa I Pay ded . ' : stall or : , G peepee a lor } 349 , grape arbo: : hon near Cal bark $8 500; © ahd ITTEL HO -R-WAN REALTY. Co 4 p ; ' ne rokee fj } 47.x—) reonis rhnace, b , a at Inguire “Ol4A Geyer. : h, DAHLIA, reasonable. DAHLIA, 4752-—Bu w, 5 rooms, mod- Aclede Lit: bAly Gra 40 : DELLOR, @ughis - provement DORKETL ING 'E K.. Realtors. Victor Oro Dt WE $f) ey y yt { rere wit it! ir chazice ; a «..¥ i33¢ : > ‘Z- *% I yery i¢as 14 2S—‘-story,. & rooms. thor. yg wots l-car garage: -all lin. , i= : ~~ Keneel-Weber, (rand. DE.Ae, 9544 >; DRESDI rat yroom frame bunga- As? trad . WATSON O'ROURKE, REALTORS, lil . : a an | (sTavoia DRESADES. 310-—Nice room brick bun. galow,. tile’ bath, furnace, lardwu ood fioors, building ander ge cohen ag only s7000. DPLILKING, . 827 Gravois. » pert 18.4.5, Pr Rie - ery just Ohi ' a MOOD, Riverside T0573 a , gee _ FAIRVAEN, 819 ROOM BRICK. tiLb BATH. GRAND * M ; . ’ - ‘ at’ £i2€% lia : sparaty , Werle e Fr. W. GELAN KEALTY CO. 5455 Gravois |GANXE1 et ee a srl if | i a. | “ ‘ oo ae © Ww. ATSON o r ROL RAE, REATI ero | Riversi 451 ta | ‘ : +s4 Modern 4-rool bora WOOD, Riverside TFO57. ; bpm fh -7 Wn bulnealo BUN, S548 &. Grand. CHSBODaLI pr Ooms and reception “ Inoderl ra fal aces. W ATSON.- a ROURKE, REAL. TORS, “River: ace 4.) 047 1 RK \{ ath. hen >t) rye ,r Bod ae RAND. J er ee 2 rooms, Aherourghiv modern breakfast nook, sunroom, ete: this is an exceptional value and is a beau- tiful home. Price reduced $1300 for quick sale. Be sure to see this if you are in vse ie market for a modern high-class bun- gai DOF RF LINGER, Realtors. _Vietor 0895. ¢t.~ GRAVOIS 56500 wy Pioatil) ’ ‘¢ : (* (Laue ie lot oU0x] 40) “ AF SON 49 ‘ROL RRE, Riv: dle GRAVOIS AND room fy 7) 7 e ¢ and drs AS | Gray 168 S4—4-room modern, BUN. 2548. 8. Grand. ; ‘ott ne modern: s% 4 “ ¢ R | © oR) ip LHO. BAOG,--5-reom brick: ~~ ater — mati. gas, electric, garage: street an alley made: price reduced for quick sale. DE TER ING, 4627 Gravois. PRospert 18354, LOW A 30d Well-bultt ingalow: §8 erry Fe : ’ a's - t* rsrcyy ety) ' ; it’) . - : © nll - + income a ITASKA, « ; ingaiow, 4 rooms, make offer ni c.. BS48 &. Grand, Pits . et ASKA. 3419—4 ROOMS, BATH, FUR- NACE. S61): MAKE OFFER. BRAN- NE K, RIVE. REDE Aa. = : ' ield KEOKI room bungalow *?Tn in ‘ oriced t . v ATSON- - nov RKE, REALTORS. ceven eae : €3] 2471 (sa sHBOROT ye SOUTHW E Ran } 4034—-—} ak a hi lt: wil} 3L4)]—Verr Y nome at i 3? ch bt jeae future MERA Mri 4044—!! of v ~ . OMs and bath rine MIAMI, 4400—New modern 4 and 5 room / frame bungalows: your choice, $500 cash. Balance like rent. Owner. on premises. Open today. LAclede 5589. . MICHIG \ 79 et oe : G CF! AN aE ALTY Co.., 5455 Gravois — M “il ; Teper } brick er WOOD. Riv. 7057 Y, ] Cher roo! dery wanted a. : @1VA3t me bath, e you WOOD, 7XX—II NEOsno. 2146——! : ROOM RRICK, $3350 BRANNER, RIVERSIDE 5330." NEOSHO. 3996—3-room ‘frame, corner a | HOM aK KK. KELSEY, 25123 Gravots. (©) i. Cenesioge k rooms ?. ; “7 .- Te ba a AE ms. frame, moc ’ Rearonal le ou. wal room matt brick near ec! WOOD, Riverside TOS7 frame: LA { Ea : ro tm t rAme ©? 20x14 REMSI Ke KE R P Rospect Oo! bungalo™ price o! tei 4s rvvrit hath. 11.8 4 ry agan 50-foot ies = 2 TY 7} : vereide COREG lage let rag aac OSCE ya and Vreakfast SOO by priced reasoD- Abie: arr Ww ATSON. 4" PROT RKE. A em Gravols if mri by ric : room. arc? 2 wi wd finors. furnace. See GF AN RRALTY 00., 5455 Gravois PENNSYLVANIA 2640 Cottage, 5 — cheap, bath. furnace. LAciede 6442 3 a3. PENNSYLVANIA, 999° 4 rooms, thilet. : electric: furnace $500 -Aaow low price PF. W. GELAN KF ALTY cCu., S455 Graves ~~ | PENNSYLVANIA ; we Traine Untcalow - + ta ae: | thou witl | kis ar BF 2000 REAL ES TA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, he ottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | For Sale For Sale West INSURAT NCE FOR VALUES in’, if he acquires a fine -home happen to rob him ,rry I ‘ iriments, stores, M AJ ES St IC HOMES Who .Lives in (on Ng _—————— South CORNER BONTITA AND ALMA > “au en | ry Ngalow ; irc we ~) flo rs ee Mivguenrh i-sS .% ; tl DLS . Ci] ar EC ‘ ait Att, WKISBERG, 5204 8S. GRAND. : . REAL HOME—OPEN 2-5 om sirect ms fsa ; ifis COZ re | ‘ HOW ARD | i a LSE) OES Graveis. (¢) | rou: bu a . tile batl sarah ' 4. } reoms, modern, : ‘ ih »€. ece U a ULCEe RAY, LEE- 4 CHER MEN. GRana &83t BAY, 4653 bP riarae model | ie 6} j i ‘ Khengel-Weber, 3127 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. ' ‘ INSPRECL THIS LOVELY HOME 2-5 M ar s0% i) KR ol i Kt . Realtors, tie I eshigniway Park. the beautifu } irc - ° a ~fE ' ' . ~ a a " . | } mu ae if Kenge!-Weber, 21°27 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. o-ROOM COTTAGE BARGAIN » Michigan; bath. electric, hot-water ; I £eod Condition; guruge. see il today, dust listed. ALBERT G. BLANKE R. &. CO. Near ; sit Chestnut. MAin 3046. ' om irk ius eat T, . § ” I _ verre ‘ BI NG ALLOW BIAMK geTy peasol i om sa ae P45 r Ph; 6 fine reoms P PETEKIN¢ ‘ ve : : Sleeping porch larg tie bath, “wren Carve 404i = 4 K Os. OS i] mele t or s! to VW miit WHILLER PL., 2001—5 ROOMS, FUR and t 0 - BATH $5850. RIVERSIDE 5550, bon NACE; BA see FEDERER RE ALTY CO., he ‘ " a> S it? i WHILLEK Pis. realy Ope fer ; She ron S054—3 rooms, bath. © ALALEER-WELZ, 6243 Gravois. Riv.3100 Woop, Riverside ou NEW BRICK BUNGALOW - : ft fram ..@& ROOMS ON ONE FLAOK a- i - AL Tt R ‘ 4 ; VWONDERECTI (NVESTMENT. bot BLE— Oo: ae Cw. KL Al BEN: e-WELZ 243 Gravois. Riv. 3 i, J. HOLDOWAY & CO. R ae ara 50 CONNECTICL T. YOLK OWN PRICK AND TEE™MS S117 HAMPTON. Handsome 5-room brick bungalow. tile bath. hardwood floors. benaoutifu! woodwork and bgp briek fireplace; : bri porch acr front br FOR LAIT™ “MALL OPEN THIS AFTERNOON, fi west om Ar semnal, Tower Grove Car at Kive-ell bus BicLELIs REALTORS (;ARPIFLD O378 RAT? CHANCE 4 e NEW .5-ROOM EFFICIENCY, $6000 CEE THIS as vi \TS0 OROGULCKK! JUST SEE THIS BLAGAL@W AVG? WANDA AV 1 ‘ ? ge ry GRAB THIS BEAL TIFUL COTTAGE S250 mat EAN 1\ ’ ’ . > NEW BIENGALOWS —— BEAUTIF VIE\ “>? Chestnut. - Lae , 6 REALTORS —4", i rt WATSON-O' ROL KEKE, ‘ oF : ; i ve ’ . > sf) ; SENNIGER, Realtor, INTA iM Ai m DmckK Dube a W ATSON. 4¥ ‘RON RKE, “RE ALTORS. LAC} +3653 a n fram , ~ ‘yi CHRISTIAN BRINKOP WATSON-OROURKE, $700 © ASH K MONTHLY. REALTORS tT rave ANTDA SOD Ingalow, garage, priced to se) . TS K , REALTORS. + TSiue % . 4 a br WAY ] } “gs bot %: hardwood! $1. —) 0 AST KLAUBER-WELZ, 6243 Gravois. RIv.3 New Frame Bu rawn A & enor ONLY ONE ( CHR ISTIAN MODE R? BRINKOP R _v ATSON-O' ROU RKE, RE ALTOR™ : BRICK COTTAGI! ‘YVECKEL, -EARICKSON 4 AR ‘AIN- -BU! £97 (1) rite “ 2 hi ne | WATSON-O'ROURKE, REALTORS PT. re { 3 > 471 . RICK COTTAGE: $700 CASH Bs lance $°5 Per Month and Interest. — ‘ obs? Nii cA! + large 1 2 Peek! _ENSPECT THES) TODAY. ?- only $4200. now rented at ¢ . md oer) : me mennm itt ey YRCKE Le ¥ ARI KSON oo $35 i 3 . Na » nm! . , ery He gy j ae, ‘ , va ? ae pe bought right as owners are very & () NL Y $7000 s ~~) ’ . t Kengel-Weber, 21°7 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. FOR THIS COZY LITTLE HOMF. — CORAFR BUNGALOW 6409 S. | sr fA ag a gy a! nd: $500 “ 3 | , ry ~ ANON FARICRSON . ; ene. WONDERF" ¥ ALOW a aon ‘YECKEL, SHAW AW. VERY WONDFREUL BUSGALOW "9°68 BOWEN 4622 TOWER GROVE “PL. = Nf L t porrdnigg Bt NO ‘Law DISTS aC T. room wo if re carat’? lot OUNI«. > Fe a a . Dickmann K. F. ©0., 625 Chestnut. 8715 HYDRAULI t Jon. I “BE AUTIFUL Bt NGALOW. (PG Ht MPHKEY. Matt ’ “A vr} i he? ° hesinut > A: 4 Jas. 1 Dickmann R. i. Wee PITNGALOW BA MIST RE COLA | NEW BRICK BUNGALOW 6°90 CHAT. FI Mat? de . “TE DERER REALTY CO. 7. ry Want OMPPER ON THIS DAND) IN ORDER TO CLOSE FSTATI an ; ¥ 724 M WATSON-OROUTRKE, BR? MI TORS , 7 a) a ee Hlome } r’] ate sstre a ?>¥ - — i.rane Ni W RBIUSGATL OWS Jt ST PINITSHED , , 4 Vie KEL. FARICKSON @& a HE ‘ prt “as TAP & OO REA NEAR CLEVELAND 431% * ire rooms La FAR WOM nett we ANC ATOM BLY : Pik WiATINGTON AN enu Five en est 3. oft b Garage " . . * e . : ’ FRER LL7% Shae. EARIRSON @ ‘ Pewee. Lbig, 2610 Gravols. ~¥20 >. Broeaw — ———— ten — BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES | ~o > Jer} Mé \ . >f About wr mg (ash, 4 + ms, tile bath and fumace. y TWO S MW) ¢ Jos. if a “ante ECKEL, pint Ady’ ~ tr B La -e 2*) For Sale South GALOW BARGAIN i he iN OTDM DERN BUNGALOW, $7600 SOON PENNSVELVANIA Ll ake ¢ Pav a ' amen ARSON & CO., INC... of TS HOLY ‘ AMILY PAR ISH EST BUNGALOW BUY i4 Fe CHRISTIAN BK SOE K. (}? fi MU: Sf BE SOLD Balance Monthly. itt Lid Mune ew ; il ag se ~_ L. FARICKSON .. CU.. ‘ By iWway l | miu ¥ TORY AND AT ie Part ASH OPEN F Dickmann, 31°75 S Grand. LAc 06°0 MODERN COTTAGE—HOT-WATER HEA! { } . >, DR¢ o »? Pe ~ Bee these $-rvom pretties: you will co d about them: 6724 to 68308 Morgan. d, lalf block north of Loeughboreugh Wl far bus J. VW. Wood RLTY Ca. WATSUN-O' ROURKE. JOHN HE - «® ¥ r ’ _ WATSON -OROUEAE, vA Ki‘ cL rf Joa. ONL Tol 1) ‘ rs ‘ - tACREL. PEAK at! erg ? . ry? Gancy VESTIGATE THIS TODAY OVEN 2 TO 5_P. M. BS00 Vi 3 POMBRIDGE AGENCY, 0-P-P-O-R-T-U-N-L-T-Y. ONTLY $650 CASH PRICK $2000 FOR THIS COTTAGE. } . . ree me o ' } mpmoort pia ' ; FARICKSON A&A CO., : SOO) (;ravote S cea YECKEL., kasy terms Open today. Southwest ;.* ; --J TT i! hea! K } ai TORS, -y we : - : porch@ pt “> ABBOTT. Realtor. TOU ¢ Lestat t |» WATSMON-OROU KAI ‘ REALTOR: 5 ee sh A Sig Pine 4-reaom bri LEE-SCHUERRME SN. ¢€. Rand “yh -~ We . ve fTi« 1th st HERMES. fand RASS AS bertckh dort reeseee” =tm! " : ' p ’ ryipae’e bie ane bee terry ie femme « j houcht with SAAN) cat, ® jipen Sonoda’ balance OeTERRING. 2427 Graveis. PKospert ea . ‘$11 1 lar V ‘ SFL ie F Dic leceeaians 2175 Ss Grand. LAc O20 Riwerside 7057. i RELIIS. For Sale Southwest pear ‘ : 7 ide: reason e price, 2 Met tk. 64436—5-rveem bupgzaiow: three down and two up; bath upstairs: het- weter heat. gas, electric, garage; street made: very reasonable. DET ERING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 185°. MAGNOLIA, 6153—Brick bungalow, on ower Grove ear line: ewner; hot-water heat, ST5SOO. Hiland 3195. (Cc) MAGNCULIA y f if modern bun JoOWws 4}! _ ote : ‘ >i. p00) cewn terms to s6ull; eto? “ ‘ I 4) N- oO ROU RKE, KE ALTORS. ee7k. Gravois q Kiverside 4510.(c) M AI EPTE. BABL2—D ryom mocern brick w ATSON- ’ Rol KKE, RE AL ers side 4310 5471 G UCKE, 6044—-6 rooms, siee hot ‘heat and bath. larg Bt: necora Led : I © » Tabeae) Lerms LA‘ EKO HOWARD F. Ki cams 3513 Gravois. (ec) NAGLE 5242 AlTLractty rns. Aii J 4400), : LAVT > won 00x67 if fran Aeon) @. vw ee “104 & rapes =e eres Ph ne “lote Aly 1 OCOZY HOME—INSPEX a 160) Rosa: autifu)] bi ult garage é Cal t at. ‘ Kengel-Weber, “127 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. NicoW — te NGALOW : s ? aa ULnamMy » room ryt i t - terms ; = : 4KE & BRO oe EE THIS IDE AL Bens. F ! tL inspect te aj ey ] i i Da stan. water neat hard wor j a1 ~-Car ga mene: Weber 41°27. S. Grand. LAc. 0544 LOUK - WHAT S&3800 BUYS d wr Vandevente! . Oca NGALOW. EXTRA CORNER LOT ey par er J \ . ? OPE ‘ TODAY. : } WAY Reng seh Weber. 97°2> © Grand. LAc. 9544. PACING CHRISTY PARK LAGOON : "Hacer. 1114 LKRSENAL. ry rie fionr %' t NZ TI } ’ ] ’ f 4 «=? a Mel? G-Room Bungalow —Southampton ean as wae os to. : ‘ on , ’ ; ‘ 2 to ra M. MePOnaALD BR. 1111 ¢ heaetnut 5407 GQLINCY—MODEKN 4-KO0M BRICK Bt NG ATARW yr? . ¢> ‘ i] if a) rfPu a i OoOwW havirmnen! hal ; KAY R. ROSEWOND, INC... RIV 1165. BEAUTINFt i SOl THAMPTON ”" NGAL cv | be ‘ ie? rr ah, £1000 WILT. BUY #626 HOFFMAN'S , ROOMS. WATT BRICK | BILOCK NGRTH OO! SKRAENATI | CASH WILL BY row. 1. KUBS KI TS “CO. Lindell TR00 NW BUSGALOW,. 10¢7 VALE AV. ‘ . " ‘ ; : tt sa ~ War nprKN FR ‘Me (OTT 44.F—81 700 > 14, r Ngeai » reins furnace nieeiy decorntedt: I “ree fine iawn ent sonn rnaeh *¢) eit. lean af [100 Manchester afte rye RE AT rors GCARFIFIN oaTr 4 REAY. RARGATS “71 Murdoct Southampton © Teems, hath electric, of] burner: truest sell quick. ALG. TL GRRLANG BR, §0., 722 Chestout, ~t ® PRETTIES se? é 'hot-w i hes gone trie batt } For Sale | West 769) TeRASDALE—wWtsT SELL. ai) ae tsp , R= ROOM NE Wo BRICK, £11,500. ithee ‘ ne ey : an . ' ~ — atina 5 : VV est - NS ay , uwheor ita’ 9450 M o Gas iv | me i] ” b ne ly triake af hot- water heat 4 hardw - man! tuill-in feat ‘ ~~ Kengel- hg 3.2 “4 ae L tage 9544, if HAL: NA E a Pr HE. ATH OO. GArfield 336 ’ WOODLAND PARK BUNGALOW — 476 LIsSk TTF. Southwest DRIVE OUT TODAY AND SEE THESE cozy Muerte, Sra LENDID LOCATION 4ahtl ‘ P ‘ HUSBAND GONE, a WAITING 907 De Mun. Hipoint ri Lin ‘eur 4 hance O reoms am eu hea! S0-fuot io CHAUNCE) P. HEATH. CO. GArfield 3164 $1000 CASH. BALANCE RENT REDUCED TO $ ST B T NO SOUTHAMPTON OPEN FOR INSPECTION LAO att ~ eat \LOWS IN 4 fp; fpwore ten a i. -WONDERFUL BI NGALOW—A SACRE ‘ CAPT ian . oo Fl Fae a - +4 ( Ae Sone TERRA FE. Bhd mat : - MOOK): SO targe, | t reome, t yath 25 Qt ALIT) a A BARGAIN _ .. With built-in tub, fine hardwood floors; vekk Nottingham, in beautitu : beautiful silwer fixtures; brick fireplace; | pees ‘arg voms, 0 oe US. areh-colonnades, French doors; exception- aU WO 11001 mm 8000 = COUGIWON, , ally high basement with a geod furnace; pe ated — ae eee For - . brick perch across front; fine lot, 40x 165. adniss ANG ti sodded and landscaped, with trees, shruts "aan ullamy ‘a NORE 1 and evergreens. Asking $8450, but ier, SUSH ~ d ee ae OFFER WILL BE MITTED: TEKMS. FOR LOTS OR IN- COME PROP ERTS. OPEN THIS AFTER- NOON. SUBMIT VOUR OFFER. 4 blocks west of Market street car. Only 7 block west of Forest Park: just south of Clay- ton rd. BELLIS, REALTORS. GArfield O578. MIPOINTE RE. AL Bt NGALOW SNAP f orner | on f seam heat _ ' . a ; 3 ‘$11.00 ‘ "” - $6500 CHAU Ne EY Pp. Hit ATH (@. is Arfield 3165 mick) WOULD YOU BUY! ; Pvc Qor Home At oe nm price, 6§6-room Dutch Colona! jade atreet; con- | st oms first floor, 2 large te mins errors SOT HOMES ! pe ie KE AV. | BUNGALOW BARGAIN OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 8739) =— Schofield. f-room brick bunga 6239 MARMADU! KE low. Must be sold Money badiy needed } oy SMALL HOMES edern eonvenience; Liberal terme a: « > , HWE: CER REAL it id ‘ A brici SSW) AY (je . } INVESTME NTS. Wein delay Realy S00 Mi Bahk GAKE, HAFFNE] RY ALT moO foreet j my efi 6 fv SINGLE FLATS. SA (;serhardt-Braun Rn. Co ay ; 4 > 7, ee Da. "06 Chestnut. Office 208. Go? 1—-room brick cottage, garage: $1000 } (rrest HR” 4. TAIMAGE, furnace. bath, KRONE RE. AITLTY C4. We nse NS: | pate. 5 “ta 3468 LAFAYETTE > eine (ar garaer Central + 4 modern s900 dow! : tas ’ iJif D * ROOM BRICK COTT A(t -——84800 ~ 7 Wis . ren i ‘mt I oo Pi a : ’ 7 j at ; t+ A 4a PERSHINY eA heat 2 ROOM NEW BI NGALOW Rif HMOND | HEIGHT=—7400 LAVETA ) Ten? . ryt’ cavers Ofte to 6a 2 ; potent : 7 $1 s fn CHAUSCHEY P. HE ATH CO GArfield 2165 2613 THOMAS 65.59 BAB? on K 2 i ne - 3 ¥e ec0t) I “4642-454 COZZPRS AVN. : —— , t« $114 : ui y4) ae? RWS \ 4 mYT ISPATC if FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, A North 11B AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE = — ASHLAND S807 5 rooms hot-wate heut MOL RLE FLAT—Corner. 4 and 4 roums FIFTEEN, 2104- é N.—2 single fints, at a AUG. i. GERLING RB. CO., 722 Chestnut. FIASRISSAN'! GROVN Ke far HELEN KENNE KI Y. roed income; only $15,750; terme. RRO. LARADIF 4 ()- >t " brick iea@thi. La! oo = ED LE f) EDW. L. Kt +e ORT Y. cCo.. LI Né “Ol. N.. 3512 Fiat room efficien ty. MAFFIT! 4037—-5-6 reome furnaces: . MAFFITT. 4145 5-4. hot-water heat; at ‘ond 10Grs, Bye Ae x MON TGOM BR Y . 1819 4-4 al, MONTGOMERY 91°-14-)4 family: year | field eT A ' > N Oth , MONTGOMERY) street. sidewalk. sewe gas and electrie | Ser Well-Arrane d ys : £ 100K ; . BAKNGROVE & SPE TrH. . North . enrine SOW 8 50. Ground 8910W Floriemnt. 3 and 4 rooms, ath «) |@leetric: gwurage;: has splendid busine sé -" . fuluse owner Let “'Y. A KECK @& €O 351 Were ay (HEAP FAIRGROU ND DOUBLE. 126-28 Clarence. 3 rooms, bath, eit: eric: good eam rent $140, cheap price "erm GLICK * REALTORS, 822 Cheetnut O'FALLON PA | phe DAEUMI FE ry 2110 East Fair ev.: 4 and gtn- ‘nut gic. bath cure mace ,enclosed sleeping porch. . . 4 — 7 «Car garae — ee - HOTFELDER R. & B. 00. 7 a eo ge COlfax 37 4404" ot | Bridge. si Sipgie. 2 ane 2: _nathe: vixt inv SorerH ST. LAOL is ik 4428-4) Margaretta av 4 family fiat. 4 rooms each tae. —_ hardwood floors, furnace. 4. arage. Offer wanted. hit TPELDER “R & B. OD Colfax 373 (iwner heat: tile bath. garage TARENCE. 4457 4 and o extra ' VveSsiment DIER, 27% ly $9009 modern, goog locat ion for colored docto Ox i~119 Post-Dispatch 4404 Natural. “Bridce OFFRA WANTED marge . : 3828 M —, av.. 3-3 room eingle, bath. _ furnace. gar single. near Fairground Park: | Ht TPELDER | R. & B. modern, q ick saie want- Colfax 3737 404 Setuneh _ Brix ler. 5 SotRLE “FLATS ad 2: rem » room - - read ge ml ariet reau‘ed “PAIRGROUND PARK FLAT. al ait er 3514 Dodter 4 5 rooms. hot-water heat - jj bathe: want offe HARTWi«; DIS HINGER “OR NW Grand, 4AND561N HOLY ROSARY PARIS?! . dandy. Lode rr “ ; | it; eet card fr: loxx1—3+-4 room, baths, ele« Co > PAston easy terms. (1900 | TAKE THIS LIST WITH 10U FOR A aT purage. tric, gurage; 86000; west). BELLIS, GArfield O378. aerate REAL FLAT HOW AR D> — $ families: 4 roome i CH Pere 6%’ x” ; 2 ep 8-3 double: make offer - 4-4 aingl4#, new. ty cut $500: double. 3 single; make offer } Mark et TY leg 4SGR2 583O03-05—4-famlly. : rooms, bath, furnace; street and alley made; 4517-19 Franciaco 3.3 double (,;Rand price cul . owner wante offer 4433 Labadie: 44 double, steam heat Jr ‘ modern. will trade for bungaiow or cut \age furnace STOCK-SCOTT RLTY CO., COlfax 8751. nvestment GO00D IS VESTME NT. de 4. 3 4. Of 38 25-30 Lee two 4-famils i china closets, heat ar garage make of-} ire ire 4 cash. HARTWIG prac HINGER. ¥a08 N. Grand. Lindell 7800. | NEw FLATS—$9950—ANY TERMS. 1442-44 FAST PRAIRIE—3-3 Ilarce b, the -arag tree! nd alley rooms. tile bathe, feese, S beans } N tifal fi —,_,. Re —_— Colas 3810. | screens, gut ’ street nt + Y | Topay. re ee He ™ BEL LIS, REALTO “a GARFIELD 057%, "4 arag easonable terms. Call ) WAN a gy AO Oe | GOOD FOR DOCTORS ENTISTS ’ ’ 4019-21 Fair; 3-5 room, single flat. hard- real bu ‘all VT x dell A067. 2 garage. offices MAF ITT. 4250—Wonderful bargain 5 a ELINCOLN AV. Ag er ag bath. hot-water nests; = gs 3. room fiat. electric. garage: priced . kara ve nAKC ae ma . at 420 ‘TH 9f. LOUIS TRUST CO. | HaRTWIG-DISCHINGER, 2808 -N. Grand, ETT A 4-4 ; 6 af i, BRICK FLAT ES ¥ S-famby: § a +S : 34 rooms. lot 752110; oo TER’ 1 ge 4 ’ baths. furnace; street and / oh —— alley par vert i. mene KOERT REAL ESTATE CO.. ETO 2336 North Market ‘Tr 3682. | Robin and W. Florissant. COlfax rN, : INSPECT “THESE TEN TAINS rent $1165; price $- Meood. GAF- Cre RIGHT—BIG “TNCO S-family corner build4 tight rooms, bat electric, #4 ree garage; income $1 price $1).- 2500 cash. } i Wale trade considered, W. L. KUHWS RLTY. CO., E. 43xx- 4-5 furnace for first 8 $10 800 Owner 4paR “Me ffitt tri car be AL eTO 2338 _ TYie 3682. TU0;: * NATURAL. To MODE ty a GA te: North west ener ; : i a9) foaiy brick = —— under ‘ed $9000. offer wanted. >. ‘| 3229-24-28 Chambers, well buflt 6-fam- § and 7 rooms, ily stock brick fiat. 3 roeme, electric ane KAMP, 105 NS. | income $100: $9650; easy terms. NATURAL BSR'Dtire, 9€19 —3 and down with bk 2 48 ee eurage hea NEWSTEAD, *204 N.— flat elect ite. gus. G Arficld BS MARK i T 9336--8-3._ electric. 2023-25 Penrose, 4 — £5 foe ” ‘4 238 rth Market. TY ler 368°. ‘electric: lot 50x150; inco 1 . Onn) €12.750. | $1000 down. 24 ; — a63! Buchanan, 2-famfly corner build TB > Fr recone = te bat , ing t-4 roome: oe 2-ree ; — “Sa500: h FO RBONS Tat electric, garage; income ; ce $6500, KIC KMEVER- FL ‘EER RLTY. & INV. CO» | $1500 cash. D abe N r! > PECK, 4236— 3 fanuiv, 3-3. bath. electri 4°34 North Market: 3-family brick, * es 500 jJ1.MER pir laree rooms, bathe .tollets; lot 4620180; l4th | income $50: price $4500 3043 Magazine: % igeniiios. 84 reome ST LOVis. # = > bath _ furnace | inside totlet. electric foot corner lot caraves, mak® otier el See. WPAL 2}: sAndemany, ALTO, ‘ fy , 4 * oa ae cit oan erst errs 1502 8 St. I “3 TYler 7 Ay ey) furnace, ¢: rages. dands ( Lindell S5xx GREER _ FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTIERY. 5. © stein anaes attehcneh tiene ~* : or | LOUIS, 3960-—4-3 rooms. hot-wate?) @s]] FPRANCISCUS REALTY CO. MAin Paths _ PP DIN por ee Ys 44 0 & Th : caraxe conven . _ ———— = ae — me urches:, price $19-750; any reasonable! ~ O*FALLON PARK FLAT WILL C. WISSMATH, 2838 N. GRAND. 4458 Holly, 5-6 rooma, tile bath, hoi- “AN FRANCIS ¢: Tr ~ them} Weter beat: briek garage. Ste Pairwroune Park 3 af now simeus: | CHAS. GUNDLACH, Florissant and Alice. strictly modem: owner on premises 8u : rr ’ . vErErcorevas Ee ur ret 2 to 5. Vier 24974 (c) NORTH SIDE INVESTMENT LLIVAN 1425--2-family, 3-3. emectri 1408-10-12 PALM fT. waragwe Sire Hit.MrE R, pty x-farnily a ne a each: lot ew L KEHLBNBRINCK. “712 XS. 14th |Cor ferege a = Ber CEntral 2954 NIK K MEYER: PLE Late INV. LILIVAN, 2320-2: amily. 3 reoms, |‘. 3129 N. Grand. “COMax SAS 6. el and iaundrs sip". . irfst a 7 ove , truat “ $4500 4425 A THLON E AV. ‘ U4 enseingto: uv» & room ‘a yar cusmutn: Eacoae eek ok 3000 | OPEN FOR INSPECTION - ‘rice $9! 999 ; ) 4 and & room eingie. hardwood floors 1909 N. Oth. 6 | 2d floor. bath, 2 hot-water heating planis seine “car garage: extra well built Bee it (SRE e FF 1oGgay 1510 Cass PV¥ier O37" TAYL OR, ; “ea le r by ; ; TON & KEHLENER K oe Pans «* (“interna ' WANSTRATH REALTY Co.. —4.8-room brick bun- Florimeant end Warne. tiie bath. steam heat, FOUR FIVE TWO -- two-car -arak' eireet ete « Mr, Gr a ’ 4117 N. TAYLOR» AV. KUHS RLTY. (0. Double brick flat. 3 and 4 room efficien- aah CASH AND $25 PBR MONTH le bathe herdwood floors, furnace 40>-04 Ovear: 4 and 4 foome, gas KNICKMEYDR-PLEER | RLTY. TNY. . é arcain: ©O. 3320 N. Grand, COj}fax 34256 ~- a , : r » ’ 2517 NORTH MARKET ST. Four and, four roms. 2 roome third .. baths. furnaces oar gurpace ‘hn lent cone joe must eell in next 10 tay K Ni¢ ‘“KMEY cn “PLEER RLUTY. @ INV. CO. 3129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-6. ater 2 | $1250 DOWN’ TW TY } +. 1 _ Ph + Sa *] pF! «J ay 25Ww Farilin. 4-family vat 4 : ome and sieeping porch; practi ly new seperate etitrances: etrictly modern ‘ r anxious to eell will make «eeod price and very eney terme. GLICK, Realtors #22 Chestnut «! » FAMILY FLAT BARGAINS 4441 Greer. new 45 rooms and sun room, tile baths. hardwood floors, doubie ' 4 -—- priced way below actual cost aad : GK ft K i026 Sullivan: attractive 2 family matt rn: immediate poe rh rooms, ~ Serene ‘Lindell 7800. T “ KE “ rt} Jd roums : ie flat Menard . } inovic, TW ENTY-1 and rooms ctric ; ace } A KECK NIVERSITY md if ‘ ‘ i inonatne b ae ee eelatls ed! a” Larare . til ' bi 14RR SEE THIS—RE. AL. BLY °38 Maffit he ho 4 om double gerage, lot 3214, ° a ; foo MAI $M ee Labadie 4-5 roome bathe furnace, BAK Ar’ FAIRGROT SD PARK #L AT. " warage, $4950. easy terms 3 , eaters: bitch 3016 N. 2let ( opposite St. Louis Part). 3 rooms. eteck brick, bathe itngide reae® granitoid laundertes; ie Al com Sulliva tile bath, furnace hot-water porch; doubie garar’ tage Bae HARTWIG-DISCHIN! eer Bo wer me 7 . anon price $8000. -. in excellent) 2496 Bacon, 5&6 réome, bathe, fur. ' ‘ at reet and naces granitol ; laundries. ingide sas “ventmen! ?37 Mad | #tairs reduced to $7800: $2500 cash. bale aT H MAIN ance $50 per montb | 4420 Farlin (near Falrground Park:. — : erg AY are i fine 2-family brick, 33 roome, bathe, ga/ 1G | ss income $70, $6500 ART WIG DIst HINGER. °8O8 N. Grand. | 7S8®: 4ARZEMSAY, Realtor, O159 \ fie BAL 4°58 5a N. BROADWAY BARGA PAUL 4. rWO BUILDINGS: 4MIL tae : RENT 1502 ST. LOUIS, TY LER ¢ . F s. Northwest SPARTMENT-FLAT—4 famiiy tie bath hardweod fiers. ste 4 brick garage. Cal] Forest 04 AKT MENTS —Duyiex rent $2650 ennually, 4 rem ° : $i 600 ‘=i LAtan se, electric, granitol AS sHLAND 662#A—New +tanly Verr ay ain, : lare® rooms, _ earage. 5 BRO if Chestout. |} ASHLAND, 55648-50- New 4family fat; “0468-464 PALM 4 aeparale enirahers, moderna threughou' 4 ~~ , ‘gs : ath 4 mate . rn uaet i.e aren is b a, op moiate4, air 9 excellent condition says oo: 3 gpsees* mate ‘ter Coll | Part 4 Beaumont High | GArfie &ldUb MEYER SAVE nee oe THIS ‘FLAT. 4ll5 ® Payio 5.5: @ ly ert ti att hot-air nent * nice eleee. eo rwa’ ‘ayr oa ila ‘ tr al, RENTS Se 100. Rel} ts act nm , PR a BA st +500 $12.5 * RLAKE &@& BR! £15 Cheetoet BEL 06-— Sew Brox SB room tamally hor: es oats t it SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN me b au tifully om, § wW Fa? " j 4 cas , : , — ga ear reasvnalie meee eee Ue” Missouri Realty & Const. Co. CAbasy 1087. a : * peetrl at 7 an 4 AISA MATH GRAND » OWNER SAYS SELLS re MRILIIANTE.. 4050 Roo WILL HANDLE THIS $10 B00. $560 caah as) ee 49/9", 17 ste en4 & cur ~Devble thre Appiy 6318 (VTE PRILAAANTE. 4756 eihiale gout oo (yer ‘sn areca A wOome. J Appr L baLTOS . cal he —& and ¢ roome th tertes to suit. Ourp for [nepect lor ” ane ’ i ‘frome be u in : 7 An. 44bo— ite ati ful ‘ oprest . ‘TH wal "43 5 : ' ah were s fter wan NORTH END FLAT 4.845 “Eh. & is¥. . ids ™ os % re re-t t rere in ° j ; ath sy r othe “each ; all a “~" oe ‘ . " 9 must be zie pre vote make olive. a * al ‘ a \ ange oe Pe weet ree — een reat 49716 «t1tLMORE 5454. — Sinrgie a a $- 000 INTH “oT pout , Si Warne a annrat oe sone + ah A SreNe | ; ont 4 a 37; Teor Pirrest 61817 ' KENWERLY RET? New aR tile bath Sootiuned eore $4000 \erme “ ghawtet Chesteut. * okeia. 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hs al ae oe wes SUNDAY. ¥ STNDAT. Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. APain te seen, PR cg rage : ST. LOUTS rty and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, ' ante al __apri. 161921, APR: 4B ST. LOUIS 28-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted ; Personal Property FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR RENT = — -— or. OW MEAL esta ve. MESES ot Se 6 a SS a, Oe nett Hd ED | = INESS PROP. FORSALE REAL ESTATE FOR COL’ | - ie 3 oo *iotemalllf eee! pele oc mae a _——— as $10 Per Month Per $1000 BRS cttici an es NC aCe —— — “24 } : i ny7aRKs ay ac near ae ive. : ee " . a — wisn aa _ . 4 REAL INVESTMENT - N TRE i’ Maas , a sae _ - : ’ . ' oe * \W hi ‘ M DOWAT ~~ eoiee ot © «fl 13 rae = lt) tera is aos 5 ] row . Owe. California oh 2 . : =>. ; . oem including interest. . e @ ; iin ‘ atermanu L908 OLIVE sT. $16,000 = — "F we tare.» ae ee ee eants for first mortgage loans on improved property in St ' RE. ‘ | 3 arte a ge Sod ; 7 , | ~ an m. implements, large hard St. Louis County. Low interest rates; incidental charges TTr NTION. ac rensemers is. facing maze SES: ith wenekiio im $41) dowr ntre. 606. "Landa are reasonable im price ~#*r. 1L*A_-_ Ses h to a minimum. The Prudent ial Insu ran anc rgan 8! is 2 suse future; Morg aa OS Cheswwut st. Oe coTA N. db GArtield 4052 5! Qiftereut localiies are well proved. mobile road. 2% miles from town: 2 We Are Mortgage Loan Correspondents for : Company | of America Equitable Life Assurance Society oe of the United State ‘ “ : . , " ror 7 ata ; ' . iJ ,* : . - ‘ aa _ eo] >} ing : ‘ i S“¢€'S5.Wi ’ . . 9 . , : r ‘ ’ | . er : a + : nF ma : ‘ piace ai. rpreved dal ; ; ep : . - = ee " _ ‘ erick avs st le ‘ ~ ri ISSISSIPP! LEY TRUST 2 = c +7 2. . : . 4 . rt rT? i 164i 4 : im af . eatat nares ' * 5 . ; > Oo ner th rn that ottere: y t iis om ny ? ys nN r > 5 year MAin 3G64C 4° hla : : . P 7 , , ry fY ae ; . : ’ : ~ igh : A 7 y - > . . on he) * . ere > rE a . ‘ 7 . 7. : . ’ ' . ; ti. NUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES ar on wr adore. Io “ — | oe DOWN TOWN Sie": onen sodas. ote 40pm 0 primo: wena: Oy — Secimlatbaadial | . , * sry? ’ c : ‘ ache a ‘ ; ; .? ; = : : z ie *. — * -— . i. 6 INVEN] : an > wtb a Pee) SOROS - sareaine la land tans. | eicee tae ron> ieaser Gall Sun i Rea! ao Lea | a 7 m gToves: ss thr BL 48 Rot | — nels ‘Rand 0378 . be : : - — , . r ; bn ove. 5d ass ' ee Per Ce eRe a — 5 ; i . t La 0 2 tC [ ‘ ‘ . 7 i 3 ” ? _ ~~ . * ee sahs-sad D OY ee 7 ey Scape catlia’ aaa’ R ¥ Sand ae - | aim ¥ ; and x "ae > Papayy ecg Ser aes area eR sot a tens! eee vs? ee Ss +" a ire at a S+ , = . | | ' es 3 : | | 3 ha t east fin al ; oe . - ' = — | act: “ti ® & is € ; ad st >r - * ABBUTT. Reaitor,. Te Che ert hal avy ExXxcCnauer. O : - ome: sorts (rui P | periods with amnual reduc ons at 5'%=“e in rest, or for i2 yearg> on monthly — plan at 6% inté Ge Het be Men, >. / , 5 re a es —r sot sions ih ia Sin apnea ee re " ee . s > pa: Mid! % eee (OO, ” ~ age settee 41“) SECURITIES Com 4rmx & Pine , oF LOWS | | A Do YOU NEED TERMS FOR THE EQUITABLE” | A sities MONEY? o Stead all ab SR) ER We a oe OE See 4 ih 7» . Lasat bf = | ° - : . ‘ i : . P 2 ‘ ’ - . as : -- “s —_—$—— 4 ~ 4) ; : : ‘ ; 4 ie oe a ‘ Fy - . — “ : Ee nn, . | | - nierest. quick service. es | Yoodlawn ] i . ~ -« —=— o ™ 4 a he i 4 eT LU 3 , : : 3 : re OH D GIL\ ER EAS! GRAND. "“@! |—Large store with -etive 7T-room flats above; splendiq business location; WW e:nser Tob Webey nherg” Really Go —_ Business Property, Residences Apartments, Flats, —a Loans , os real sacrifice. BELLIS. GArfield O378. glass ; ge =a — T 2 Son noe SOO CHESTNUT GARFIELD tT 79-4710 ¢ ae A ae wav bie AN CE ee a UM CR a Mae ok ha a f- 54 PHONE wale & 225 ofr WRITE OR CALL FOR PARTICULARS “ gy . . >} P -* . “s ; , on ' |? - _ > 4 rr ‘ . ‘ ~ | : 3 ‘ ‘ . , a? : : » gz} L - > ‘ ’ . ‘ “ mn : ‘ : J = : 9 " :y ; : . . . ‘ —- ; . Fa" 4 a : ‘ : - . . ' ~ . o. , m —— , ‘ s a . z 17 3 3 3 . - ; " ; ' P — ‘ ‘ ~ . . . “ ' , 9 > “ . 2 . : ; ‘ R rs , —_— - ft Di a - q | ~" y ’ : ‘res, : — ; ~ . - +. . / Sule 9 a ee ORR ES eat: a All ANE LB yee rte vt, oa Ne RANKIN S$) i= t : ss fie : ; J0UN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. [09 ¢ hestnnt : = “hemical . is, “ 5 “oie . | ; . $200 PAYS a a » : » >a p—4 nit ? ay} 2 ’ — x= x = UNION-EASTON PRUST : ee ae ae . Francis Wayne Count, ra a0) wa 137 Tere 7 ¢ f ‘ . . , Rioxwworm 1 * J > ~- 7. ‘ lesa (Ham saige : , j rs . mr : ror . Ty i é poe : ci . ~ — ’ ~ -\ wor, oy esi! KERR ©). 107 N. ot! ees Pes —_ ¥ RING. 10 ACRES ——— : ==] Mt | gg tow ge ) oes _ | : mgege ema owes Cerne pene Se sean ~ Me . Sree tad ; i? Des 3} ec} . } ’ tuSi\ r West End fh rend Sarnaierher Som ee AB reas Share omer ere Oey yea cect” G4uh coe Bela coo eeranom’ speingwwaternd baa" Gp BOWS > Comat a Second Deeds of Trust Purchased UNION-FASTON TRUST COMPANY. thie a i he : A ee ee oe he Drees IA! foe { ~ rf .- | ahan ball aral . > 5 . 3 : “4 ; . : | _ 7 § . ; o Bide vr? ; . RESIDENCE ST ia dead oo ¢eemm Oe tee iit a oa ee ae =a f i — = 300 Reasonable Terms-—Prompt Action , Bet AOS ha ay Ol ~ fs ROR a new residenc Westmoreland }) aad ¢ "eon Sa: . 30 fee se: 1nd 628 0 ye DUNBAR REAL ESTATE 4 “er ~ ee __ $a BUYS 10 ACRES 23 miles out = AAA ‘i magia. Hae fh Te sknesOsarR ERE AS oy wis he : Ets, wet ee a __ |S os >5000 to $50, | “CMIOS-EASTON TRUST COMPANY, | “ | Ml yores; new buildings. Mrs | wage ity gy Siggy ~ ge SS STOCK-SCOTT REALTY €O.. CoH 8751 moe es, ) on CO.. 628 Chemical Bids INCOME PROPERTY PREF wt 4 .¥ A~ ; ; —~ : SPR A &B a K G \ \ 118 Gamo.e : good oF ait 57 ‘. “ | 9348) oy ey rt RIV — FRONT oF AB. MIKAD@ BEAL ESTATE ¢ Cnn oF eh seme” Seieaien | : —- : — sspering. ua City DIEHL. 6801 pis. Riversivie 280 i ; 5948 Easton CAbany 306s {i | pe ES . ' - o'= + ROOMS, BATH, BRAND-NEW FURNACE RM—j miles from Genton SO CABIN, 5 AC RES. a Py jo gk tee - vi ses . : tment Ben ss ise + A-H. $45 MONTHLY - | > J = , - ne oe apes By a aha _rurnishe Ww was cael 7901 FORSYTHE BL as NI OR TN ARS SERRE ER Rt SRD teil Cg y Crag =p aman age ae nt casuee es ance from . iaily. VER | AR uumer resort. J500 Juniata. «cvy Se ae i a ae === IO MU, 5 S Northwest a. a ~* Oa! é - “ LRM : ir Narne County ear St. Francis Hive —a — ~ : 4138 OLT' re and fiat abev p AMAR, rH, FURN ACE—S00 (As : » fr pi M! Q se oe Park. e | BUSINESS PROPERTY—siore : oe MS ce eee Sc aa . st | volar * FARMS FOR SALE _LOANS ON REAL & $ ' i— se : . > s ee . ; THE QUALITY AND PRICES ‘22. 282_ Forest 0463 | an ae ee kee. 72% : | jciathomses: ear Telagrapk rd. OSSviie. | eee ee eee naar ietnier| ceeenneel Louis County = “ums of $300 1) S50 000 EAD SO IND) Hane eptretingas. Ayan ROEUAN R A RYE METER NI EY RIE EMD Vag, IH OEE Laitis AY. : e - ry 7 . > 3 a . »* ‘ rany ee WILL APPEAL TO YOL _ Facing Cass av. car loop: ic 122. |. UNDOS-EASTON TR ee rasa ccks > WESY BELLE—ONSLY Sid00 (Asn ~ a ™ : y . - . — coe = 2 : . rm és o.> ‘ : SEE THEM NOW or 6335 Westminster, 10 rooms. 3 baths, JoHN s. BLAKE BR La Chestnut D lhnar an stor TiTREeRT’ ~ — 7 the * - ur iceping pr owe TD g 4 aa? " BARGAIN , AAAARAG s er . ; a , ne , raat eee othr ; : - : ~ iS ‘ stone b ‘aaa BUSI mas mAES | FINE 6-ROOM HOUSE —$400 (ASH , . irk is z — ! oe aceal cag pag gage “wore INE JANED—$100_000 08 Warterma! ; ‘OO DS } bef . ' ch . ttay ] be Ba! i } t 1e re . ‘ :, te , ~ 7 : ~ Ge PT 7 " ren! Geeds Der Ss. BLAKE . BRO.. al3 any 22 ‘ IN EY i See Epes of Oban’ fn & Franke | Le? T VOrcR SAVINGS FARN 6 : | - . as, 0 al | - “$e a —— : On OUR 1ts?F DEPTS or TRUST. COTE BRILLLAN TE—EAS\Y TEKYS ' eve R | Be aggeccs ‘gue wee . > : ne aa e flow “ : “ee , a ea a ; + = ve watere od reaeN : See Wi Kirt wood Si ih Sime S40 irole ab, Bosak ena FES EO > ‘5 MWODFRN—2TIs THOMAS haces wins. eier’rs carace sacrifice BELLIs i \ sA'AXLS eet eta ee te ee - P > 2 Pe NED OS Dee hie ae as | ey $500 DoW N—FINE COTTAGS ‘ > sue CHEST SUT GARFIELD 47794710 | DX are | a ra ee — pecs age — , were ad 5 nice Duilding sites: | emnnt st. Ss s: : ‘A \ 2 ’ ? . , > an } . - . . ¥ , : . » } . . “ 7 : . ey - ‘ > — oo : ™ bes ’ ' ; ; : TY . a - a 2 , : “mn —_ nate 7 — - . . ———EE pets: / 7 : ie “ar it cues ae vaslding. partie’. | batlding pe id ) feet of | $200 CASH | nth Ki acres product.re land: oom frame house replace, con- fecres White reese. Gus Guewee sane. Se MONEY TO LOAN Mw) CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 47704 ee d - : ™ ice $2 ; ole : [t+ Same $2000 te $16,000 on Me estate. rrusenabie service charge. 4. ¢€. BECKEMEIER. Bealter. 615 Internaticanl Life ! $4 GARFIFLD as om poe $799 BUYS 168 ACRES MONEY TO LOAN —On * ARANTEED LOANS \SH—S50 PERK MONTH Ae sain” . " one ames 6 MS—Irrigated citrus fruit I nas. Ou. tate: prompt attention. | ; . ; party ie , . ee MAN & RODTMAN, 3607 4 ~ . . : ; : i » : . “ rat : ey De ti] Broadwa ; c for our complete list of cho . an of ann LS . 491% MARYLAND AVENUE MORRIS AACH R. Ct. 826 Chestant : rae ens. Si - > 1) grap aig ages dir sw " |REAL ESTATE LOANS— = % | st = on choice homes Lt _O® THE GALLERIA BUILDING en fruit 7 . Pot i) gow! -_ ‘OMmmM} sen acti - BUSS. oom Realty é rk ) , » ) MEROKEE : _— e . . a } }-r n e 5 Pm yy ‘> , : , GROVER (. JENNINGS. : ile 541° ' . . “'4 chesinat st. MAm © G E¢ . I : R E RG a E L, [ “store and rooms: splendid | . = _ | ) , ROOM. DOUBT F Rie a , | 1 fs" t. Louis. Eatoe pt. _____ reso EY TO LOAN y i, ? Tk OP . os COMPANY, INC. ch Dae Leb At ewan Ponigy ree 1L.0UO per annum Lea Low PRICE FO : 1 3 . pertsnis iradise seliere Bio Grante ‘ater ‘ane eal est: sartey. cual ae ‘ [INKOPS REALTORS. 610 CHESTNUT wate $189. price 10.000. Pompe: MEMOS g zeamt at has bath. electric: is siwars ren: es: terms “MADR. chy week, consisting of 1402 acres, jocaced | GW™ons. | Herbert R. Smith. Woodbine lege of repayment gives if Suey -—FIRST DEEDS—6% é : ' — cu c10. “ ieneaieee: laniedend:- inetd | OZARK REAL ESEATS Co.) Sam St seek Os Soe _ — we WE OWN AND OFFER from §$15.000 - x vi + witness aNd GLA & / : me nore tame ' Stee . r* VONEY TO LOAN ON Es _" er) . P | ANDS co aeons A - aarti = = = — : second deeds of trust: quick ' FT IT are meee cine: watt incntads tate een © Deimar asks . a Sing een : — WHAT Is IT YOU WANT? BRAY. Realtor. 706 Chestnut. m= R: tory are vam “ * et on ~ : Au srr : ca , : ws % = eine , - , o ; y — : : - ‘. La oe & es +e Q bil , : ae - .s : : _— ™ we - > eaten. giant's ee %. +) past on Pe chic cath: abitnd die 12 cnc ieee ameunt of lean J.T. EPSTEIN & SON RFALTORSs ait . MA ae ; “Te ' cree nD Ts ' ' : WEBER ; mocha Fin eee —ociarn olaete Bs $500 re saa be or this 7 -rvol © GRAVOIS, 3228-70—Sto ai flat | “i Ba: wpartment fin : i FARM 7 : i. 29_milee from St. Louis County | rer and: etabie gazien Sun INKMANN — — PEACE ABE RE RE SE AEE EER EO I a DH GE ART. 5 HERES A HOME: PRIC } ra : P&S | CONNECTICUT. 3871—Flat. 5 and S-a ate ae me: $200- $3 5 a mon! “re |" itt ware “bath. notwater fumace 2 4 To loam on real estate: & ale ae ne dlock i Mam pe le , oe ‘Se ' . | S200 ee benae btimes Ge fee eee. es J. W. BU RIAN a ‘. S82" 200) with privilege ing allt ee ) | ia wa Se = ARM 6 of Bree : rd. CAvany 8496 eer REAL EST'TE-OTHER CITIES § -. $10.000: lowest rates ’ LLANE I: A LIOR LLL NLL ALOE IIL: LESIONS Ts ey A ‘ '" # & 2. J Hampton Park Home ock from ee ig ye dna: er cage Fm ag : 1 neice Bax Om , and oi'dines of.) eee _angerine. 3-room house 3 miles south SECOND DEEDS OF PROVIDENT LOAN & INV a i ee a ee ee . 3 \ ‘ hy a ms . sips "an " . nu ide , , ——- } -aT) tQ . ; ' F AR WM—Warrenton. Moa. 1se acres: - p . %. | . he fear = | . . - Cc Lk: ’ : , ‘ : . thw i. 1s Eatral # S reoms joce: 2 .f . eeu" Fie » “mi rooming ; a at ' nd tlre | > m\T 4 “SE ultivation: new barn. °% — «. ANSW 2 R iN TW () “HOU south aide Clayt al etween the teu Se — ce yo hich + and pe } s real barcain .: - “% : ail a aeearen aa ieee Sk Sine on FASTEST LOANER is _Sf. + Lee TRL Oe Par gaton ‘ the? + = : cai _ - teal (ox aes) stl MAAS : pore . t-ravot« i;Rand &200 vo stl ¢ @£42@ Vieetn ‘ gir town. must se Du ae : wapkBat 23 ga = ’ om RM . am . — = . yeadel an gill gyi ee sntss are .oenp Lod ATHON : e — ~ " 4 i Nis v= & S : -e. t “SOC TH GRAND BL. INVESTMENT ~ > a ‘ 7 " . 7 . . rae _LAclede 7060-41 i. WRISRE Re. res aie 38 | | ess | evel o 7 S00 . : ) nen " ec ter. poh FE ind? %. : BRANT 2 - n 3 7 300 r 2 h Sues joining ; BEFORE ¢ LOS NG x. ge la ou 3 | - Fc wera! : 0 a , n he chicken houses, garden, : | T HT A T LOAN ‘EW ee ae IM. . GOOD Bt “iN ENS | v1 a e =" Ss “i be . én d ; a? . ~. Leule inceme in exuchan Ur Pecenrt as wa ‘ vu w" : ; , ‘ net WAS “— : : n se. jms ' 19 L\LBERT &. BLAN . EB. cm. ‘, ~ monk tutus Saati aes =PLe NDID BE SINE +4 PROPERT ’ | | n ir ad doe " i 2 mis vest of y Pt TIL €hestoet —_ Cs i 4 ee. am ‘ _" : +1 urrwdia ‘. ">: ee SE TT HERE'S A REAL BARGAIN ' a ote . | ) ~~ ; : : ; ': a . - ry - - J + ° ' ris is : og wena S ete. ghia * STORES AND FLATS T 5-roat ; ' ny if» Insers $36 “ » af Le On n ry ia ; 7 f Ar mM “i mins ’ . - : ms , 2 ; i - - is . : unt: , : ones . . ~ . Pr, - “WA: ‘414 . - Gontral mi as gs ) , : i . , t : , : ICK c RANKLIN. 1519-21-23-——T “ estale ? HLTENBERGER splendid vraiment. “Lacinde $4: ATTENTION aoe ES | SELUEGEADE. 26>" —¢-cem tran pen Bie. Se Lowe. te = markets bergen. Sal? danealow io traie Tt SO | FINANCIAL - ~ = a sur Ture » - Tee and ' Yr owrtrre , 2 “ ' ona , eet — 9): will consider «nm ‘-arte - - —_ ; neeme $30@i) rin K Al rLiIS Th , oe ' ‘ ' - - . i vi} \oii ¢ rcpt er : an ms unt aa: = ) worry deter owe Ghe & iooR af property apd make us an Double store b r fa . --F : 7 - wt : | In ar: o™ | fe 7 rel. We loan on A Oo. J. MeCaAWLEYT R&R. &.. VAin Ti7 i. éxxx C ’ pr ers NA 1} ‘ . © ACRES. (9 MILEFS—s8850 mm Fis Prey . 4 - ’ . oe - wat \- tonto a 44. : : j f 5 = > Thes) rye 3 3 weet core hh an : ' M MeACKEF FRUIT FARM. 81400 , eo ‘eeral — — % ¥ ee creer 2 a= eo — a pas 20 @ and 5 “ome Face: remtis eo . ' 345 bearing m mi. 3 chicken houses. ‘ aA SD —Lew a. oF and. Lael rn 7 or Renew a Loan. 3 or trie i eet : : : ae a oe . : " wo EDW iN LOY BE, REA! SHER. 7508 5. rape: a” unm na a ee. See Sas i GUSDLACH & 0U. “Ain 1207. 704 Chcstmat. ; 2. -Bbemiicm, ~Bidg BD} (a AN RC A mA TEIN OE ERE ANGE NILE CLIO NSD LL LINED SAE LE TELE AA SLIDE LIE A LE SIE IEF OLGA EEG IE LILLE LEGION: AIOE TLE LG ALE SALLE ELE IE SENG SINS CER REG 2 ep inl RT et ns pertiye oS ats Larrea ee RS VMN MOE IN, ty HONE: skeen Se . 2 P " s ‘e - — vw - . at ee Oe neg eee tower — on * os a a aay a oe wae " ies ‘ ee eee 2 oy + ye a ena , ' PARES A Rae a YEA GE OR SE. ali a LR NR aie i Sai a eo a Hie ; Saabiiegse ? " ee wre | m5? ign *, evs y b 7 oe nena é . ae Bid ap MO yeti ged le ok ae ine i — 4 , ts 40 " & f tug a ’ Y) a IA — NM 540 EAS es dabei 5 aided ak ed age . 3 5 ON ee ee aa. ? Se Sez se 2 a tee es . eI 3 a ? . i ae ere we c ‘s a 4 . te! aly ie! : Bain Cot ge ee . gk By sl enue d x ‘ se wey CRRA NO Pe SERS pear actrees fates 22 Bag op + garb y ; é yor es *? M, 3 _ ‘ \ * iL’ wight 7 4 ~ mi! u FH. thes eps of ae Gog er. he's EP ag > Ane . 4 $ a . , " Car ae - as " 4 . . - oe speed Spd TE A = # eA NO SEE LE shee. Bas yo ak vis daria cle gubhaxy eee Bide tie Waite Maes Pie hie At re aa er a aap icagnrngrod he i ges Ses is ~ rer eS r iis eke ems er a pa ‘ a ein ih plies , SE eee Corer ‘ _ 2. ’ —_

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Automobiles eaebew ae MCNDKY tacurnte AI ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , 7 = inst a buildi posite . P a ed in th rash. het ~ id | s ; “NEW RED CROSS HYGIENE [arvacen.oo'ann crrmrypmhe rd 0 hac Sine | me oye ee Yr Tee ) bo yaa Pm . sie gh 4 > ade Soe PR vga, Pa MDE ete resets Eg Tagine eS we ™ Hs aie . : " be ibe 73 AE I Se Ea ced al EN la ath he eh eae, ‘Seonhte latte > - - oe? 2 " - | CS See ge a err ent a, PM ts ore at ae OP pwr etch. Ai ahr Athan. oikd = a Liver Sausage Ib. 10 r | Two Competing Companies Mew Potatoes 4lhs SYM Also Say It Would Force f Ey B Them Out of Business ! | “y PST, AS ak i Os RR ge erect gt te ee 2 heh tari, nin. ee ee Se i ak ti eer ee eeee eee a ; 7 seep SSS % “2% oS a OR EE. 58 Lb SS9S SSSSSSSOSS ‘Sale of New Style $1018 OLIVE ST. CONSOLE ONOGRAPHS : PH Including S Handsome Lamp and 5 a} 12 Record Selections pith: Sit ee ¢ “> * uto Kills Two Girls. ao . * A Dr ; Nn eS Oe a re EE | Ouls POST-DISPATCH_____ Ee a a ae —~ -e found FORMER POLICEMAN gallons of “moonshine” were found . HELD A BOOTLEGGER vroven: there by ‘Rogge He was DIRECTOR FOR THIS DISTRIC . wt ‘-harged in a ant W th posses- Miss Rena Haig Named to the - T NINE. August Rogge. Who Resigned itn sion and transportation of liquor. Health Service Office With Head- | a ol . 1921 “torcemem Officers. En- _ muited Srey ee va $4 154 SA) ml IN os a oat coggeagct ai Busiest Store in St, rey c ‘ ] il OGEC S TeSis Uatsve mei AI‘ ss cena iaig Ss eet as = August Ro h tried in court vonage nage 17922 eee ry om- pointed assistant national director 707 709 N. Al T TRANSFER eo the police force on Nov ithe , and he was acquitted. He —T niaints have . mace 1 deg * Rag ssony ey cigeet ote es yo bar you were a an ! . 921, while wnder a charge of tak- “* a¢ we ft eit. but sick of the Americ: med ross we ing a $75 bribe from a South Side Midwife Held for Wweenen's pent. "PROPER VAI {IF oe ™ asi son os rire” one [Gite Senenntans hate. Miss Haig, - di j vate B a Ch ietens . rita] Thurs F Sis ben “the ws aes Assessment Figures Disclose I) Thompson, State T easu er C. FE Or , ér — a -_ caine ork ra Shoulder 428 Blair avenue, after getting cisewhere, yesterday resulted tn the $54,367,261 Net Real Es- fader ana attorney General N. T. | Dakota anda graduate of the Unt. bate Bh doneess SCHOTT try, all Republic North Dakota. She is .-.and unlimited wealth — tate and Personal Hold- | i ees ass’ ities Se 1Isoa graduate nurse. During the °° 4 j Round Steaks int : ings Increase in Year. The State Tax Commission now | p.4 Cross public health nurse at} was at your command, | aad che corporation franchise tax and parrop. Tex, and as tneructor 1 you could have nothing § D | FIXTURES FOR SALE By the Jefferson City Correspond- | will report later to the State Board Peking Wii t - 7 Veal Stew Ib to I. 3a be to Investigate! ent of the Post-Dispatch. sf Equalization. AS: ssments of _ - _ fin h b h ; E SHOWCASES, WALL CABINETS, CLOTHING EFFERSON CITY, april 9—| Private cars on railroads, such as OFFICER ISN'T SON OF JUSTICE ede an a tomb in the salcutlets aR stl Columbia Ter- fie asbessed valuation of at! reali. oon ten Gee enn, ““’ Man Fined 10 Relat » to Him, aul iful | V | Curl t 1b.3 lm omens: i Crees, STC Bees meee Be | be MO SOTET sminals With | Formerly Used by Greenfield's, 8th and Olive Sts. yu for 1927 taxes, was placed ways, telephone and telegrar Pe ty x ae —— ee ae an grat \ | Wisconsin Fresh 1b a ws] Munsee. = OAK GROVE Fee 2th von mene SACRIFICE FIXTURE CO., 1134 WASHINGTON AY. SMALL LOTS seer angen ay IENER Ham. 'h. 20 an SCHEDULES HELD UP ! : ine fj | @ i ° : aie MEMORIAL America’s Finest Mausoleum Located in Picturesque OAK GROVE § °F BE cemumasetTtere Y Vue? at] | | Apples "sue 8 lbs. 2 | . a | Loss of $1,000,000. Drive out toda, = KREY Si smoked ib. 174 é With $ . : ete seep 4 z + - aK mY SSRReT 2h a ear eh a ~ ' Ae ones) Naren Se ay it~ " : — te ~s a ee eee ow 7 . ae “ey Ba we the Co.um- fic schedules wherev® granted SF sg bia Te an ail carioau Bas: St. Louis $5 ppile ee st ca shippers Sa i . oe Fret re ia Le : etaikek - Bs. 'esas-than- St. Louis-} Jistrict. a! ile 7 greu y trans: qucstec Con” _ - * er men today formally ie . ome oun ~ [Interstate gmmerce «ion te-™make a general in-| Bs ten, ne bene oan see : ~~ hee z a OR ed -uUurIm=- ft —_ weevvrecure $ ] Wack Trade m vour present phono- graph, radio of piano as part of first payment. Lowest terms ever offered. =. es testi cat nto aii’ 2 : sia” = mditions eurroun i- - S- . , 7 dr avy Bridge? Affect Weight } “ia With a King Jack Doubleton of This is one of a series of articles Open a Sag ge in the dummy, po i by Dr. Lewellys F, Barker who Bvening: ma aa aied $454 880.022, a decreas oe F ¥ a at suit in the c ws has the editorial co-operation of 9 O'Clock Sim the last four seare the Stat and, wnat would you play when the American Bieiieel: Maui t Equalization has increased | | | there is a trump or when there is p A. Starck Pianos Gn. Increases made on | “ tion. Those who want to control - Ay piling No Trump? Milton Work in his : eh ‘ ‘ anufacturers of Starck Gr , Player an "prig anos on : : ea SG Cornet Ekevessh Daily Pointers on Auction ‘their weight without the use o ae 6. Bridge” tells youn TOMORROW drugs will find interest in this : s created tm Tarif in The Post-Dispatch what todo article which appears TOMOR- | ars — SPECIAL WINDOW 3 Be, IDEMONSTRATION SALE|' aan 3 Days—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Pers “ed = * : : ' > ._@ ‘ . : | - 3 : . 1 : . am +(e pao? : . e « oe : -% aT “ ; 4 e . / ; 1 _ ° = ‘] ‘ ; . ; : - e — ‘ , . ee = ad . . : : . : . ~ = e ' "4 > ~i+ i? . = 'o Dp . - : ° Mie . wi ud > » & : = . . ' - ~ i . - —- : *, * ‘ . , » > . : eo . ‘ = _ ven . . ~ * = “ + ~ ‘ . * ‘ i. ee te Fede aie ‘*? a” ~ . . ~ 7 — = «= v7) — ~ > 3 . = = —— -* | eat : “™ ~ & . = eo vw *s% ad tL rj ~ . ~ ¥ * ‘ 7 > * » . s . » ' J ii e b . = ; pa lcd - ae Ty s a \zae- { - - - - > _ . . . . . ~ - - een See , _— : | - the Mmmisson s inves~; . ~ee ws _ + aw) * ¥ ~ \ . * ~~ . y7Wwet ~~ . m ‘q . ew} et " ‘ ° . ~ " a ; at . n : ’ S é ; ’ : : . : > tr . ~ * e on = -- . . —s = ‘ - : . . : eport o om mittee : ~ fad pads to dese! —— 5 | FREE! || Are Youa New Father? See Sees See BOLTS | | ee Me posed schedule oe agg {SEE | erin AUTOMATIC sEven if you are not exactly a new father you'll — Putting the proposed agreemeds d ; i , OVEN HEAT Silver Plate Set : ef soerate to elimina . aaa, : enjoy “The Diary of a New Father” which will BB ‘rom the transfer service, with ole me = ’ - + a= . a | "| i ee how . > | \ aia we & ~ ‘ ‘ i * s ' 5 } ] | i" > ve + ee a - eee & Seed * , ‘ , " ‘ “ — - « ° oo fs ’ a = 8 17? ‘ -* , — = > 246 Rida : * 44 - 4 ; ‘ ’ ps - 4 . ‘ * + a ss — a > > . * . . * + ~ i. a . ' ~ ~ * . ‘ ADE Ree A NI URS Sik OR: TERR Ree BI 7 TEER Re. ey LS -“ Farm Lands Decreasing. a is -'* PF = +2. ~ A a a oe = Af ti ~oa eal ty 3 ; } . » Tian 4 — i> m4 lb 4 4 ‘ a wee | SEONG REDS Din Ae a MS INT er ge ean Ade te AE eg AREER aA 0 by = pase : “ Sy ee % net he s> 4 a SS Sh he te eS eo he a nee Ee ee od o . ae as ee ae ee r. t4 aury . ‘ ae RAM + bagh te Wie? “a « “RAD ARE aA ori P4 Dathrpctinigg nd as ee Sa ee oes SE Aaah Per Dwiit gthe cabeap Seep tnty sy aNd aay e j Akag IUF e. LPP DOF OOO OOOO O69 OO BEO6BO466 4,666660° 96656 6A PPLDPD LCCC AM AUAWAMMAANN, 6660666669699 OO4% Interested in rari¢t ~ched ales. nm asks - | . a , $ x 4 “ é Fy ¥ Nal .s - Ae 5 +a * x F 7 i, ry ; ‘ Fe Ri Se “+ ¢ —_— me . ey z - = : wd : = £2 Es 4 >. _ 3 a, : ae a + oS : 2: > 7 eS Ta ‘ g ‘ PW iy 3 £20 7) se 4; se “ = & aor % 28 : » ie ix ¥ Wf a - } ‘= et. Ss sy 2 & . * Cao > as Bey b - : f “4 #5 2 a avd = ie 4 _ When NOT to bye “=~ ~S 744 » ~~ 79 777 ~ . iT OE eile 7 hat Hn egg ter co i p= Re emye: H si. = 7” = - nit itis tn hn ot — Be . “ps tees

_A tull page ot New’s Pictures, two pages of Miscellaneous Features of interest to men, women and children. The Ragged Edge—a new story ot love,adventure and mystery. A A tull page and three-fourths of another page of America’s most popular strips — educational and comic — including the Bible in Pictures —In the Footsteps of "@ gatisfactix onfine the off-track = .umbDia company Fou # t¥®o competitors ent Se | eee 3 Abraham Lincoln — Ella Cinders : | re scicly cagnged tm the SUN ‘ ‘ . Z “igh: for rajiroads an¢ ope —Joe Jinks—Cash and Carrie— rac‘ora wogeas and waleen, : >™ent has beer acquired tee Mutt and Jeff—Bringing Up ———— See ‘a ie of such a charace Radio Programs of principal 3 ee Se MOwn—upholstered in a good quality | inca ) broadcasting stations. Father—Krazy Kat—and others | i. S cansot be used im gene ats Sena, Tho rane ee | ores nvenncs ay fl : by such favori i : eee SE aie cies toe vais faod, aan APPOUT MET: | Answers to Queries — General. y such favorites as Briggs, Fox | BP “cons wnich are well located am size bed. An excellent aiue fo mY 59. See } PHONE CEN ° . Sif? . > =4 are oie arn Legal and Medical. wind to eae continued story with a synopsis that tells what has gone before. aes fans ofeemenpereurrit> ug nT OT » oo eaees neat titties LEER ELL ELS II LIS AIG ARES AO! IU EE SE LORNA AE ERE RENEE TET AAO OE MEADS NEE IES I MORI IS LOE NB a ta Be sil 2 an SN og aa i i REMI” Rtscper ss hate Y a + : : ee eo ee eee eres and Goldberg. 7 ME <'2lty dengnea for railrend esevl Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged : tas : Cla. investment ef these : Liloners in the ‘actlifies mented . 7 : am ths. . iirmmatei ; Rua AA : ceeeees esas seeeesneeeuseseeenneres Sri poaecevccseusucceveceveseusoneneseaeeleabeceincencee” nes ee _* é der the eropoded agrTrer™e aed 7 : SS ~ ee te os % . "iy gerwice these petiticgs ' 8 . * permitted to perform is ¢ “A Good Place to Buy F urnuiture”’ | : iclivery service of Wi - . £ Cor : \ as ~ ee ‘8nt to fustify even ene af © a on a in “se . : TOmpanics iB eRtinsisg SR ete os QE LIED A a ES rte he J MEE Seta ad and wtil not te en apgeuges = othe aah

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Automobiles - ; ere >? ve: -* > ee ‘ * +6 ete - 4 . > ° - 7 . o- - seers r ‘ **> - 4 7" t % > — . , 4 “ : 3) +? . +. ! sotrege - ~ + x $ = 3 ~ ° f 7 n+ 2-44 3is “2 os * r > $ “ ’ ¢ ' 2 F o * the , a2 : ez: ; 3 HH =o: gen i333 : 3 i ~ - a --~ . eS * ~+ aed . -* — > : * > + ss t 33334 > 3s" | oo “ : oa i ; ; ; Le ¢ ' -4# . ti stegeese + > ¢ ae sages! wwe : : : at : $ a ; ” *ee oho ee Peoe% > be tote ih 2 4 ote . = a a + = tt. , +4 ones ye re . se - “ » 33 32 sre >. 3 4 . « on re +4 + 4 “ef ° > . e144 4's - > - ”' | = > : + : : ati # : : 333 : : A -~ : : : He ss Bot : i , : 332 | » | : ; > + 9 ° rons poh it 4 -s $ . ea .. ; Ps ibe) teres f ioe > > “> oe ome + sa $ 7 +s > > + oo , + tre 7 ie om - ; 3 > oe y Ps . : , “ee . +: be $3 ete +s 33 é 3. . 22% Sete bes] 3 " é Ly rly eert~stiseceestasiese ce: verges cess, — peer 4 t . : pesos: * ’ 3% ‘ es . Soaet ot oe 1 « “ae . re eee -eeeben ba ; m4 + + oo oe ~ => & » : 4 rr a oreestsstirtateses. tcststszecstiicstees veccensy: te agtenstgeeeee oeeOMREsis: ttierrser secs: iittt:ssaetteeest tetas age et eeTe ae $f : = ; » * its ; " i bo : peiyts 2a eee}; eee > -s cbt bens st hits +s pthres > =953% Teste 3 2i° idee ** t =: > ‘ ‘S 3 2 . 26 t an a _ none M4 oon .- 52 SOS + Li . ve tape + Pe Itt ser oer sereeer . . bee tewsee seegteye ped ° ; ‘> . sie ; Se Fe : > ? 4 ie POreees es z beets ee eer eee * Se eneee 3900+ ebbe-- be petereres + eee " Se Orestes eetetereewes >. 'yu7 2) > | os — - rors - - Pade 6 my 9° sees re a “ — Eee > 3 +hesgegh«.be-3 2e-b ea 3° : 2. o> + otgees beeeeeee +e BOhSbOO+ 0904609605540 chan tet fhe es: sose ss ohbe e+ > 533 s0bs obboceberes rEPerers Siiebaen & Peet er: - r: pre roe: eres ~-weeer OT tse rey " o* =. bs ibee+ coast os 28 208 7. ot} pe : o+-94 : : ee . » an i iaatitaiiean ae + : : ott : 5 SPtrtt: $e tstrrr: "tittisiett: tristtrtesetitess sine Se ei teres Sree $: peepee ett Eh ey eek ~ee see. Woes -Sebeesepee }i rts steer? ee! sents -eeee : . 4 , as reeee es ~ eae EE — . ie “4 - . 2 Perrer> tes: = ++ eens St epegs ne = Se ~ - es = . . ~ —- - ' in me c = . — — — — ag ne nen . 5 re _ = : - a - aan >a aon ——_ _ - J . int ¥ UIS. SUN J y IP - 4 . , 4 Ny A] RIT 10 192% 4 + 4 , « . a. = ) r _ a : cmmemmenatamen | ¢-=eheaieatherniahadeen wed ee | [_Watingon U. Slip Wines Mon.-Tues Speciale bir TONG ER | _ Washington ecm Wines The Most Wiedertil Keemeiieidi ey Classified 22 GHEME ASSAILED | a ome: AWARDED 10 WOMAN Living-Room Suites in This Store (iene mire pee SERED ena In This Section ® : Boneless crews D1 14 A\ A MONOPOLY k' ¥ 4 ,. ed : i ! i Dr. Edith Irvine-Jones, Edin-| i: e : om Sel EN ee 2 ee. : - burg Graduate, to Do Re- | = RoundSteaks, 1h173 & ie tad Ri a a i ae ee ee ee. eee a — u '@eence Se oe ee sa 5 We are speaking of prices on Living-Room Suites. Included | P RICES in this great selling event for Monday and all week are the aa GREATLY products of the foremost manufacturers in this country. No | Qepemehtiee. wonder people say they find the best values here. We buy Auto Accessories REDUCED in large quantities for our five stores. We sell more, and Pere hng Al 3% / quantity governs price. Let us convince you. ee Boats, Launches Boeks, Periodicals $ OO Our feature price during this event on 3-piece |] wulldiog Meterials OW overstuffed Suites of fine quality velour. A great Bi || otning Search Work Here. ee ; # . bd Veal Chops $ St Louis Shippers Appeal, é Ma a ES Se i, te | A new fellowship established by | Veal Stew, !b tol. C. C. to Investigate wa a. Pe ABI Ia 325,000 gitt of Theron E. Catlin’ eo. . | See ll ee a | eee BB a Po ' for the study of communicable dis- oF Deal of Columbia Ter- BS -—. : a ab _ a ees | eases has been awarded by the St. | VealCutlets,th. 35 minals With Railroads. _ oe 8 ee . es | Louis Children’s Hospital ,in con-_ : ‘ ‘ . . ‘4 , ,(C ur ] Vj 1@-JONneS W ule work on the ——e pees ee in United States Onl, | rvine-Jon ould : fic schedules whereby the Colum- Years |} subject of influenza infectton and | ee gs C.JI.WESLEY WIEGAND, ARTHUR BROMBERG | diseases of a rheumatic nature! bia Terminais oO. { | LWESLtY It AUR BRO : m —. as ed oe gg a VAN-MILLER PHOTO S10 WHITING PrOTS. . Which are the result of euch in- earload freight in district, a! youths graduating from the spinal meningitis; encephalitis the St. Louis- | One of the three girls and two; | caer leattondan These Include cerebro- Ea bul! 5 tl fast St. Louis shippins s ;, | : oti Lou} hippers and. public high schools last 2 he thargica, or the form of sleeping 5 s J S te . ai " | ng a. eaey formally re-' who have been awarded four-year sickness found in the temperate ; { : y i} . di i . . . oa gE Sr store ‘ommerce : Scholarships by Washi ington zone: heart disease, and St. Vitus oo So E i the terstate Commerce ! , Seeeces[sessee ——— b | quested Lilie Interstate versity. is a lad 14 ‘no learne a adance. All these have developed as | * : ~ 3 { 4 h ary { ‘ =e ake a general in-| fe | : Conimission to THaKES Be! English after coming . from | _after-effects of influenza, at times oa ti ; ‘ the circum- |! ; . ; vestigation into all . 4 Poland six years dg¢ four | when that disease has been preva- " - * in he i = ba ned ‘ ; es and conditions surroun ; j ce years. They have glances ane erage jray | years at Central High § Schoo his lent im receut f T re git ry ‘ ‘ay : , i 4 . + - ae tapareartig ee ‘not | BeNeral average in all studies was been manifest particularly among er truck within St. Louis and East | | ‘ i s | a 'Children’s H6éspital and dean of the 5 - =>. =| -— = BUILDING MATERIAL - i BU LL, DING MATERIAL — - Partition tile: | - 1450 pieces: Sxivzl2; Conker cia) , will wel) cheap. Call LAciede 1173. | BU ILDING MATERIAL ~ ‘New building gem ak flooring and general assortm: iit + cMow vine and cypress. 3300) yom BUILDING ROC KS8—sSecondh ’ | — my $2.75. delivered mci La *k c or service. Cali L ; | brell Hauling. ; ™ — = Kin BUI DING MATERIAL~—- New | and. “used inspect our immense Stock: cheap price . Courteous . a delis ver: Sree lalate 4 allele ie rer 1 ese PIPLPLel SS@eeeeeseeeeaeeseeeeeeeeeaeeea 91, per cent. only about 2 per cent . : ; children, inn Saturday s Louis ified ana eae ak ak ica the |SCnator Does Not Want | 5.1 Whe researbh wark airesd pi. LOUIS. lower than the student who led the |e! - . ‘ ‘ ‘ . | The research work already done, The petition Was signed by Lee class. He is Arthur Bromberg, | Policy in Orient | dent} ified (at the Children’s Hospital! has af . ogg 5e$eS25e5 , totlete, ‘com: 1s Virginia Bridge or Floor anid rene it Ripa igen; Panel, glass > 0. Call “h President 4 ° { ree Lamp, End Table HARD Bure K—3 000.000. foiet 100 = ' " oors, looring. sheeti 28 reg 7 > or Axminster re a - S buliaings, "S203" Morsan ot 7 - ° . . 4 ande r | . . ie Rug with each Suite during this sale. | CATH—2300 used: goo ooh | -all_or part. 3408 Beit, “Od ton: cheap. _LUMBER—T-beams, piate glass?” i ] , giaes. Wa offer our en 1e of Living-Room Suites at greatly a0 Olive. GRand 3268m. ae ae reauced "ices are featuring a special Suite, Kroehler- ed Lumber Co. Bee “ h and ur Unie made, consisting large davenport, wing chair and side houteau ev. (e) 7: | | ; A Indows hair as jlius ’ upholstered in figured velour; has loose - he ains. Soa Be. Own, doo: s. é ishioms ari a: is well known, the USED PAVING Me Kroehler upholstered goods are noted for and Ps BRICK— —40.000.~ Sorat their many hidden qualities. This Suite is CSE BR \OK—97 pert easily worth $1) 40 $1. 25 ner 000. feligere Special Price .... WE = everythin I | gepmension lum oy int bulidiag materi > Terms $10.00 Cash—Balance Easy Credit Terms 5 }- fianere Salana” and Mis n: I BEAMS. channe! | 1014 -N. Fath 8. angle iron. ete. 2 . 4s | 1-BEAMA—All sizes $1. We Offer a 9x12-Foot Felt F loorcovering | Jth_and Converse, vant fi Bs - In a pleasing design, together with two Mats of | CLOTHING the same cloth. Size 18x36. They $ 95 me Wanted © are o pagehas = pes ter all nadie agree tb 4— nate fi lase enabies us to orrer a L Mente hee iene Saar Phone right nu a ber. POrea 6446. Auto /calig 15 minutes H. pen ao 1: SoGA Het $1.00 Cash, Balance $1.00 per Month . pore pal | shipment: y to DEimar ehh This Is the Lamp That Fares Save iat” das hy, Pectin —_ - Is FREE With All pin au anied. P rhe ome Sion. “a Living-Room Suites Li im | 00% For Sale \ \4 ~ t ; lam r | ; 25 } : y Orcutt, for the St. Louis yoann son of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua ie aes tracted wide attention, and 35 phy- t : ih of Commerce; H. T. Burns, Rice- . rg, of 913 North Theresa With Brit&in’s. 'sicians are at present in daily at- IC wed Stix Dry Goods Co.; W. H. Moore, avenue. ‘'tendance to observe the work and | Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.; W. Others awarded sch@arships are: ‘learn of the practical resul{s ob- C. Linsay, St. Louis Shippers’ Con- | 156. Ruth Waldbauer, 17, of 3658 By the Associated Press. tained. | - : | ference Association; Con P. Cur- Botanical avenue, Cleveland High; WORCESTER, Mass., April ¢.— Catlin, donor of the fellowship} articles : ae ran, Fidelity Transfer Co.; Wil- Miss Dorothy I. Moldenschart, 17, “Ihe domination of the white race! which wil] bear his name. is a : Ht liam E. Gecks, Central Transfer), 4948 Neosho street, Roosevelt, over the yellow is at an end,” de-|} member of a family with barge | owl who i ’.. W. T. Grund, Association of High: Miss Mildred C. Maetten, 17,,clared Senator Borah of Idaho in| realtv holdings. and was at one} : Team and Truck Owners, Inc., ana of 53871 Pershing avenue, Soldan'!an address here tonight after i time a member of Congress from | . f ) William W. Wheelock and Willam | pyri eh. and CC. J. Wesley Wiegand, turing a possible war between th e|the Eleventh District | ation O {| G Bierd. receivers for the Chicago te of 4313 Blair avenue, Beau- yellow race and the white race! . it é Alton Railroad Co. = mont High. which would make the world war'| ssocla- ; | The Fidelity and Central lrans- | A Native of Poland. seem trivial. He made a plea for 4 , ) s . i - ‘ sof ‘ " mie | P | E | mr companies are the chief com-| Bromberg was born in Lublin. | the recognition of Russia as a step | | | , rt c c | +} a _ . . control t | petitors of the C olumbia ompany. Poland, and the recent history Of ,toward settlement of European | lat I the ’ ‘ : . » . 3 Hi The petition declared that If the 4p, war-torn land is the back-| problems. y ; | * . . . . F proposed schedules are allowed to ie f his life. His father is ‘ ee ~ ; | : ground o I I do not want to see the 1 nited | - use of A | meo into effect, the investments “ a printer emploved by a downtown States identified with the policy of Market 4N»p Arcade . . E | igeeals sei’ Des eel ene REIGNS aah “| but we are in an entirely different QUALITY rt AE . | +} rr} he setition asks JI : . ‘ . € +#¢hi ¢ irvue ft . : : OMOR | ee tr f ti a f a "Peli } oe situation and face Citteremt preb-) Olive St. Road at North and a : i ner investigation ) + EES i ility t speak o1isn, NUS- | ' sete % : ) ee. a general i Silesia : sieve abilit O sf . at 5 |} lems. Her interests in India con- South Road. Parking space for | freight transfer problem =! ~“isian, Yiddish. French and 7*T~ | cern Great Britain and will mould thousands of cars. Louis and East St. Louig, the “~'man. He entered the Franklin ; ' her policies largely. It is not wise | titloners arc directly interested in Schoo] here in March. 1922? and iain: ial Reels ae Pes ee et ” us é »t i T ( ; @ € Toe } , r- . ° ver been filed with th comm ‘sages at Western Union headqua any other people if tis Chines’ 11 p.m. A full course sion. the shippers and transfer men ters here and las? summer he sold ie ; se ; es I do . Dinner : Se ae a] ' Nationalists get control Oo not! : : > o» decided not to follow the usual magazines He wil enter the - 5 ni n rt Everything from “soup to nuts. " . .* . > “ ? ¢ » > > 7 > a . } P 7.0e + . . ° outine of asking for an investi£a- apemical engineering course of believe that the Chinese will accept } your choice of Roast Young ‘tba se weaieay ae chemical sd ‘ommunistic doctrines ; nare | Goose or Duckling with Cran- tion under the commission c inves- Washington I nive rsitv next Sern- { itiidba lf Ais i | ‘ any mM 7 > 7 berry Sauce and Dressing: Sprin | ot ; : bout for, than we will.” Laub, Syed Chichen” Maaler tigation and suspension docket. tember. and is casting about for dad mb, r eken emley The petitioners aitacked a suitable part-time work after that. Borah urged recognition o Pas style or Prime Ribs of Beef. ; length the report O° tne committee iy a ‘entr: 4 | Fligch he was editor of al) in _Der ton alee ee elle leet el le ele lee elle lite ele) oS 2oe5e5eSeSe5e" ae” Ne care em DRPSS—Navy i Fone worn once, call F | DRESSES—BSilk s xeoraeite gine aor new: bargain, FOrest 5 1 «3 IKL'S SPRING ‘> me] Se | lke new. BABA > 13 year « size: % L AUY'S SP RING COAT Brand new, 3357 | Halliday LAciede 0705 fe? LADY'S RIDING HABIT—in good cond). tion: size 40. CAbany 5903. fe) x COATS—36-38 size. a sults, age’ 10 years. “cAbany (c) MAN'S SUTT Fartlior made. «iz j Mat Vale pan ns ln Bs | RUMMAGP tate Sictbian of all kinds; Monday and Tuesday, 1221 &. Pll ne ty | SPRING COA " uite. 42; ’ r ¥ Rosie navy. 35: f. condition: dak 5 Seeeeetaeeee erect eeaeeeer oer eeerrr Saapannalis a PRL Sia on tne ground that the: | SF We're going to try to out appointed by the railroads to desa ! The Red and Black, student semi- v4 . do er aes oe ae ignate the off-track stations neces- annual publication: president of The Russian people number 7 Ae you the happiest, best- Bary to the proper handling Of +4. poys’ Literary Society, member ne ee Se eee one-sixth contented people that ever ate a freight. This report, the petition of the Central High News staff, ° the territory of the world and wa In dbtietan te thie wehes stated. was the basis for the pro- ‘agebater and member of the Glee they will be doing business whether going to serve every customer posed schedules. Club. ‘ we recognize them or not,’ he said. who a this yey he eg “Putting the proposed agreement : ‘a Others. — matter how sma e order), on , Records of Oth ice-cold bottle of New Budweis into effect will operate (0 he magpenin Miss Waldbauer. daughter of Mr 9 er, introducing | this most won- from the transfer service, with the ene. Waldbauer. was | pa derful. “refreshing beverage the " except * direct deliveries all and Mrs. William pose asa ze world produces. You'd bet it was eo ys the |second in her class in scholarship the REAL OLD “BUD” if we the companies now performing the |' several clubs vice didn’t tell you. It holds the a . 3 reaildent of : ae h aervice, except » Columbia Ter- | Pre bias OMPAN foam — sparkles like ‘“‘champ- . min Cc ied acaloate j elare d president of an honor society and | EAT Cc A Y agne.”’ Just enough of “Kick” na 0o.. the petit gee Ga. . oe ‘ rf. .. feel “ha ’ and . the Seve nth-term € lass and associ s j to rnake you ee ppy Charge as to Competition. ks aibad or a: eel Miss | SIXTH and MORGAN ‘penny pad. ony, “Beye, coma ene teat ait competi- ; sen ee f Mr and on, let’s have another.” : schart. daughter of vy ne. tion between transfer companies in Moldenschart, daugn Mon.-Tues. aed ‘BH FREE for the kiddies —e the performance of the off-trac ‘Mrs. George H. Moldenschart, be- ' oe gee “aaa to ; ae: cide longed to an honor society, a dra- baby chick. sation service and the service be- : al $3 staff+ OH So bring the family—your tween on-track stations will be matic club and a publication Stab ed 0p friends—make up a party—yjoin Dimin : Py € : “ ut a oads ship and ranked high im scholarship ‘ the happy. contented it ag s aied, and tne raliroaads, Sip- _ Fa 7 ees } j sebug vat vi ; _'!Miss Maetten, daughter of Mr. and Breast, Ib. 123 meet at this Home g Ls a - ~ Bite. pitied vee money | if FRI VRE C MOPS Sr orSebeSP 52S? 4 25PS Paes bese Ses easene ( t+ eae + re UNE SERRE RL Ay aa ee» re ~~ Ma ‘ eet Sat ’ sree eeeree seee 4 Bet igi es we reeeee cee . : ‘Ta A Hera is a special 4-plece Bedroom fulte consisting of large | in, or9027 A Oregon. LAciede ‘6084. dresser, vanffy with triple mirror, roomy chifforobe and bow- | TRE AT —New. f5""’ ry 3. alo end bed. This Suite is made of selected gumwood and finished | GRand 5459 5450W te} in the late«* finish shaded walnut. An unmatchable value for from "weal “clothes for women and men in the late;¢* nisn : egal | from wealth less than $175.00. Our special price during this sale Lita a “ | y society acoey lity. vrice and courtesy prevai @ cor- | Malls invite vowr inenection. Salts Thurs.. $10.00 Cash Delivers It to Your Home—Balance as Convenient maton | PO a AAWAAD99900000000000008 | U. R. UNIFORMS 4 We apecialize in hetter-bullt. double -Mned niforms. Regulation coat-pantse. $25 uo Pante. $7.50 up Cape. $1.55 up. Bliehtly used uniforms, $17.40 nen evenings. | Sunday 8 to 1 (Entral 9279 | eon IOFF MAN'S 2341 Oltve ot | EXCHANGE BOAT — Por sale or trade for “car. my 20- foot hand V-bottom sé@migveed beat. rut. about type; tu pped Ht ry “ti h. o Org» Marine meteor tox «114. Post-Dis. to buy. — without obligation _ | LEXINGTON —Touring car. for radio. 1. . Inspect before buying. clede 9006, .¢) rv Y VU ene aaah ah aaahaae a haha aad nannannannanne (LOT owner wants car. lot clear, Soagradie » location, echools. stores. ete. DS ay ts . OES 2 tate Anehe 2) Bei a SIRS, 5 BET ER eat We will take in your old furniture for. new amd make a liberal al- lowance for same. Telephone CEntral 2630 and have our ap- praiser call. No obli- gation on your part to buy. Visit our store No. 2, i917 Washington Av.. we offer fer anle discontinued samples and reconditioned Furniture, Rugs and (i:a6 Ranges at bargain prices on easy eredit terms, Free auto- mobile service from our Olive St. “Store to our store No. 2 We enr?y a complete tine of Bridge & Beach Mfg. Co.s Superior and Charter Onk Stove & Range Co.'s (cas and Combination Gas and Coal Ranges in all the latent finishes such arn gray enamel, black and gray onk. Get our prices on these Ranges before placing your order. i Ti a ee, a pers and consignees will be depend Mf: Niewle stitution and ‘“‘make it yours e me er. 7 eo ¢ 5 te ; =) . : Tiss . Rhee ett upon the service rendered by | Mrs. Theodor W. Maetten, 11 Stew. Ib 124 that we've builded for you—the was hich in grades, and was a de- sits best in the ig amigSmer totem ay ; ietv —millionaires are welcome—but bater. member of an honor society Cutlets, lb 40 we're catering to you, the mass- an ; ativ student | . —* ; for two years, with no right on the and represé hai Ps . ; n of | ee On he P Music “toniea © Hm i jegand, _ io-— ; part of the railroads to terminate governing body. po ns ry s | ihe — sebee by Mr. “Tenor” them if the service of the Columbia > Mr. and Mrs ; Joshua Wiegand, was a Bologna, Ib. T Socmsn Gotten see hood eee rths of : i company is not satisfactory. The active in various student affairs many times over the radio from : iy @ nly obligation of the Columbia‘ Washington Cniversity awaras Oxtails, Snouts, Ib., 1} ; rma wary Ferg Rint gay ) : company in this respect is the , these scholarships semiannualls te Whot | SF All Spectals advertised a” ° } . ; r AS most i general agreement that it will fur- the basis of scholarship, mora Smoked Ham ‘ ote [b.25 in Post-Dispatch on Friday : | hish adequate facilities and service character, initiative, vigor 2 mind ag 7 ce day Sun- | j t 1 4 an 0 . to the satisfaction of the railroads, confidence, achievement of honors a juicy > onal and but no adequate’ method is provid-jand participation in social activi- | Navel Oranges =4 7 , 25) : Sunday and Monday Specials : | d w) ‘. y lis , 5 5 ast June's winners were | » be . : ! “al whereby a railroad may en ties, msc un : ni wttia irk String Beans Fresh. 10 PORK CHOPS 7 >] = 3a ; | ‘Orce this agreement through any four boys and a girl, while Senmien tk tea Boe » it. vo Be the Columbia company. “The proposed contracts will run se o -yryTyTeeefeefefTteteeemheheeeeeeh Ch i ia iti i tai lt din lalaa lad eee eee LLL DD ‘Ty ryTTeewfeewreerfertgr,jp _.A eee LRRD DD 7 37.rjrWTryYFTrwTyr.;.prT' eee ee De 7 7yrr,ryrryTereerrrftert+ it-Jt—MDIpeAeea Lee ee DL rT r,rrreer,rtrtrt 7" errr eee ee ee Seago o oes Sooo ooo oro e5eGeS 25252 4.4.4.4 4.4 4 4464 44 44 4 4 & & + » as b44 44S "vTrererreeeee i i i i i ie ® OS 0004404444 OOO eeeewevee _-. SL SL ee DD DD DS _-. 2d a 4 seen a 2S ERT IR So plied I laa Sade MOS sal PR oa SSRs Be eo oe5e5e52 5c52! | practical method of procedure. boys and two girls won a year ago. ) \ ri “RIB OR LOIN t f To confine the off-track service Disagreeme nt in Ex-Pastor'’s Case. | Fresh Pig Tails, lb., 15 Quality superior te any : eps O 3 o the « olumbia company would By iated Press tin st. Louls, Ib... eS: @ *eeeeeeeeeeeeeeca Seeeeeeeceeerce = , eek 525752525 hia Ve ewes ute ‘a ve ¥ 4 ae oo se Pe Nps Py eee eee " hen apg y . on tial a . sai yee |minutes from Weliston. call 57 Acr , : OFFICE FURNITURE Wit4.—E We Allow 10% Discount for Cash— 30, 60, 90, 120 Days Considered Cash pt oN gn ay Ry ngnanas for | PAINTING.House and aut sat i ir + ® exchange for Genial sort OF RADIO- DeForest No, 0 Fk rit ee O babe for Eseex coach 10," Ti “ner onee fo areake Me ah O T) > 4 e RUGS Wid—Will trade new Koleter @ or 5133 radio for good rugs. PAraview f ¢} ao Am . . WILL EXC HANGE— 102% Fora cou fer Open an 1005 Olive Street Easiest Credit | “complete radio. 4807 Page bl (7) Pp T in Cit wit L le FF layer , pisee, > tor Chevrolet rye | Account H erms in City | comah, sobs ws e ' 4 "] 9.— : Renenereum ; 7 li force the two competitors entirely SYRACUSE, N. ¥ ete wae SAUER KRAUTBrineg ibs. 10 Neck Chops We Furnished Your Mother's Home 7 ! penoe scot Cinders af Ni] Bo out of business These companies The trial of ore Ila we ~~ poem Mo ceccccccccscccsdvccscsccesesccesesss a tabatar erat atatet Sten ere iE eee: osarepore HORSES iCLES is bi @ res _ astor of Miount iOrris, | Q ’ eeseeceee sceneesscesseuseesessesecusnese nes evece iT. TICICICICIC AG oe eae ae a ICG | - “art ee o remand - Allen gene eis aaa Sar Apples (2" B lbhs.25 | .R. S. fer sale on 352525°S¢ e Stitt rrr tees tities tirt See aunEys veal For Sale > : . a . ‘ Li lé =A . b l . ' ORA Oo E arrie— Hi q In that serv! ice 229 motor trucks, nection with the death of Clara | . Cooking | She _ercesz . pecan BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLE siCYCLES— TOR C Cc | O73 Canean ay ; : i t ‘ractors, wagons and trailers. This Hagan. alleged victim of an ille- | Sprin Chi ean OD | Potatoes 10 r BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES For Sale For Sale jy ‘Brose moy aes tebe Sore U | ; ‘pment has been acquired for gal operation, ended in a disagree- | @ 4 Pound | Straight car of the | For Sale | MOTOR = CYCLE—Hariey-Davideon an on single st le ser mile, neers Davis. | HARSESS—se I i921 “Mo make ng p I: at } a ee Of ts sepa dats railroad ment here today. rhe jury was out best Michigan Kurals ; | , . : soon eer ee — nee: t $ 5 dows " to candle ~ mi! rta Ga PT a ormee: vies. | eight and is of such a character nearly 24 hours. | m rk Cho Ss ee ae ae BICYCLES—Two: good ‘conditic ane, | MOTOR GC YCLE—Henderson 4-exlinder: $7, ey-Davi —4 “$196 te $245 jones | masons of oll Kinds. "000 NTO tes * oth | ‘ oe 7 cannot be used in general ey neue ts Cae se Se eS 0 p are going to give you Chippews = . = ee ft will trade for ar 13° 9 'N y 35 tu $175 } . Sas te sii? , al il ARN Ews Farm wesene, herryes pio ws. ers £ yy i transfer service. business The only alternative of b inne u a ¢ Opens evenings and Sunday callivatore, mowers. gacrific 4 Ee collars: all sizes. ts the benefit of this car- BIC YC. Es ws | , . +o ;1Ga°8 ; rie . ' . lnvest t Albx« t $1. ». 000. : h ‘ titioners ‘under the pro- Neck C SLB. lead buying. 4334 Wii ; va re Ree ¥é LF. La? tec ce Dag Sissy | 5238 Shaw, ; ‘me Grand bi Hariey Davideun die | BA, YS Boies if the service of 23 —is 1s es eee ee ee . yon Fig Caree wil iS ae ‘Rder the hg nae agreement, found to be unsatisfactory at the | (5-Ib. limit.) 5 LUs MOTOR CY 7—InGias, 106 wa = ; Le comp «te “wilh cooper screens J | HORSE we Se we matics he Only servi these petitioners end of the proposed two-year con- "il be perni: ited to perform is the tract period, neither the railroads LARD! 1Z auto a0: 23 Manorester_ P Motor @cre. pane Pe. * 30; cash or ade makes U magtore heap diane Hendersone Har'ers In : » 04] California MoTX R ‘CYCLES Wid. Bua s * “ \ . : . . on we aka #8 i vo siias — . -~ : L celsior and Henderson o «= % = : 155 Dover D.. eee tei: ” ) Ke hur BABY CHICKS | 35 MOTOR | EX ond yenaire | Riek ioo 000 $3 1000 Wiarr| HORSE AND bot aie ARSE Ao - . ’ 7 ~ ae ne + Bhs LCase. —— =>: JOHN F. BALLAK & CO. 100 N. }- : tint tee service of which nor the shippers — mi able 6 tal | -" / ) : . ® not and will not be suf- /{ avai themselves of tne present | price in 100 lots, doz. wOTOR “CFCT E—Harley. qi aide : - 235 Ric _ a ob : | | bs K CYCLE—New: ome half price. 4 Heient to Justify even one of the!competition between transfer com- | Wee condition; $90. Grossmann. 150 PARK ( ' pitt, 20th and Olive. GRané 32 , 2611 Weet Doedier. | ne pe Companies in continuing in‘ panics.”’

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ede, ee ee a MiMi ee et > cai oe — ote eg ating oy edy — igs>)s + “ie hp Rereitirats xs he RNR ss Be abt ane Say ae red aretes ~ 1M 5 PONE Ae RP aT RO she aon eer: Sew tos rs ‘ae, kcaohsaaien’ es sha thon s+ +? 4 Dae a {eR er 1, ’ re ie | os bar MIX BRE Pine: ~—-— we ars? Riete ste* unmedia: 7% Eguipmen: oo. areon 3: 58 te cette oc had jt Rant Bettie Nea Y Ae Se ay “~% . ye SBP ithe fe tae a aE re takes Z ©5200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES | TYPEWRITER : AND ) ADDING } MISCELLANEOUS FOR SA ty 49a . t we &5 . “4 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES Wanted For Sale _ ~ = For Sale wD O84: KGod 4] ae _eenere Plumbing Supp les \ maison . MACHINES For ‘Sale 7 7 tos ete t HINE—B ‘ > repairs 713 Equ For Sale i in these columns today. = aND TYPEWRITERS iow rates, Reliable Adding Ma ANIMAL Wanted a Dogs and Cats For Sale eUNDAT. AER: DAL. _ COKE | AND WOOD | APRIL 16. ~~ POULTRY AND Rhode Islands | oe | Tore me ee oem = —~——— = _ ANIMALS: __ 2908 and Cats For Sale ~ POLIC cowed “male POULTRY AND BIADS Baby | Chicks | For Sale CHI AS- Rocks ree stered ~ me - Lana 7 eSS ERMAN P POLI ‘E a o ve a % . LICR Doc Fema! wom ; ne tteetr - ~hiay : q - ‘ = Apoiy S01 bs liver meal. # weg Se. ‘Bary P I LANTS AND TREES csses xeeve ¢ pt nat is le , ; prevents di ar- . , =. | ss ~ bastens geruwth “It F.iod . . For saie by wading dealors f £99 | neem wae Manchester M. Mayer. ———— GERMAN § RMAN > . ‘ a? = a " a Sere : > Likes ~ - GERMAN POL Ic E PU PPIES . iM ; 483°. 4 at ; the: “BABY ( THIC ‘KS PER 100 t.+8' iia ‘ a ae WEBB COCHRANE'’S im CHA MPION 1926 Lay Ima , ? a = - y, eal a ip uc —> . _? ss agrase ] GREYHOUND _ i - F —Fem ie. rollers IZ S112A Rutger Prone WE nightingaes. —— ; es very description H : | fanc many dollars. 3103 ¢ my Oe far $9. Jan-, CANARIES—Rollers, singers; - g etock: very reasouabie. aes. mpa rtment Hatchery we speq ih =—— NPR ULL! EWOOD CH si7s. a he her cays. "AN ARIES ~ — Wonderful bet ter aete than most. =DITED ~ , CHICKS ase —. a > a wongas ~ 9 $5 ‘ast -4& er ede Bot nid pup g 7 Flow sample: of Nutiapal Pet Shop 3108 i) . a ocket: |S tubes . oe ™ ——— s+ ry © qarrat sf % e100 walue. so. all c- _—a cadiact; Te COD. Main 6510, tc80) ind «6©«sare 6a * - many parte. a SETS — And than ¢¢ lees parts ” ME IDERN EL 2 Pine ST. ~The? and F 3408 POULTRY Wanted ROS Pinger a “*> 4 atl a | tare parokeeta. kine. 22 = Tie T cer , 7 . she . . . ° ae™ os 712 & Baby Chicks For Sale = Pe wie anal. a ee - eee srompt ly > = re En 3 F ~ ‘aal ; “" : ” . » A I nepains at “.. - HOUSEHOLD GOODS Antiques s. * 414-18 Lucas av AQUARIUMS, FISH, EFS RT mar “Tee twee . goid Minorcas For Sale —s . “= - : _ = * rr ~ ee oa MOUSENW’LD GOODS FOR + wtin tres 134 Portia oe ee oe atcrese: 95. ° wy >of and 4 419 Luce «aF SEES AND BE Rs—Qu eens anc soud.

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’ SUNDAY. 2900 AUTOMOBI OBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. ee _APRIT. 167927. BOATS AND LAUNCHES: AUTOMOBILES si AUTOMOBILES rh ITOME oe EP 2 bi DS = at ot 3 “ wit? : re nas ‘ = vor Sale a : a: 4 oe Coaches pe > ~_ Coupe : ' Planos and Organs For Sale Ss tat NCHES AND » is. 'ecn—z — ~—se ssa —_—. —— | = a. . = PUAVER PISNO-—Siurs-Baulr, e008 (SR Don cs ant gretne Pumdouny porsier "SLT Cs eesiancnea gata i925 Essex Coaches ek oe” ee ‘Tevie Motor Co. 300] o_o. “SSS _ Cont | | —_ . Don't 199 a oT AR 6 | ‘OAC H—$65 ——- ane aa a _. AA oo 1924 coupe 3 = | 7 as” 3 : ee 4 -¢ and rune ke - . ' é -- -* - - ARAN We are listing bel ist a f our many Piano val Chempk re. _GRand *40~___—___- —itui. CABIN BOAT—20-Rt. bave Peckard twin’ WACK DCMP TRUCK—For hire, 25-ton: __HUDSON-PRAMPTON. 3309 Locust. |G me ee Pesce Palen Ayob want an excellent piano. Tolle. 6 mo! painted and ready for wa “day or contr el sensw. | COACH BEST ‘BUY EVER OFFERED Auto Repairing, —— Etc. , ‘ORD MOTORS overh excellent pportun: . ey? hat much-w ar aniee ‘ 4 Dany + i UPRIGH “AYE R OR GRAND PLANO at attractive we $10 a om from a reliable part : ET MO i— Fit up em | EEE “Coaches prices Al LeTTis, U P RIGHTS: ues hav ec “ARTWRIGHT | ERTIF IE ake? econditioned and suwar = Ai* we “Maz v ther =tuceSaaer a oHT MOTOR C CO. SUPPLIES—Webd mM .. \Y ERS GRANDS Broadway, Fhone ; | a | | , i i PL enwav ey e265 ne : re . »y. =e . \i t ; NGL } ‘ J _ Sait nabe | , RAM PT . : » FL INT ‘ “OAC H vara: as MOTOR CO. i DO: 7108 : ‘REDIT AUT ‘ JUDGE COUPE LAM ST. _ 2909 Washingtot Crm Sunday af 7 age O} ens FLINT COACH JR Rast SO Buick Master VYO0ac nA wee “igghiaants : Original Duco } like new ever é in ever espe . ay " ~# . = — - it § . r} + Lan! al A AWG 8950: now $845 , © IDE N ASH (‘4 , AUTOMOBILES instruments For Sale SAAO) HONES—$3 Wanted wrecking am - 7 . cans i “5972 ’ DVESOHN SON “ iTS ~ Coupes For Sale 3pe M aat- * 40 Br dge at = 1S03 B20. Musical Instruction Graad ‘920 Boag ge. ist noter: > $673 rH : ib 3015 Locust. NEWELL * _ 1924, 1925 ORTH WEIN ™ Looe ) 54 ee of several 7 ‘aoe ane c . Ve Ses i 2137 Locust 2D é ‘Ol "PE, 1926, $265 at ‘ e : Fy" war ber ro ihe Mp Bags clragpe ne’ an 1924 Dodge coupe: new — i tires so $120 om mZe and Sr . opm - Dé DGE ¢ wae 4 “Ts es | VaARCH. 3137 ’ LO = MON | OCP TIM can SCPE OE a) corm lack wheat DODGE BUS NESS ( x ab pt $265 ar rt es rcef otener . } ¥ a : = _ ‘ . : . = . " . e ' , . ‘ i} ¢ . > i" _ : . ~ ‘ . * : - : - . , > ; : - ~~, > —_ : » is ' . : -~ ‘ : - : 4 : er an ’ 4 ; . > ° ° - ‘ ot : - _—— — _ - gO | a ga 7; ¥ * . ; : . e ‘ ‘ 4 ' ; i ct is il ta en ti i it tl teil tl all a ~ . = - : - = . - . . b tg aga — - 4 . ; : e - : ‘ ’ e >. = ™ ‘ : ‘ > j - — . r - - on : : . = NRO ig ae bh hn ara ea et aie en Tee Gite eee a : ‘ } 2 forty lh: ety Fond a ~ et. vio ime a6 ? Paty tae Ae a, Sere? PAP tO oh Sn tia tii anti alia ai eal ei la ii i i ibber and and evenings. 6820 Gra ' 7 ay 1 wae ee rr ent sonStien. ‘pen MOTOR FORD € WMUPE, 1925 tres ow ast. terms ; aca Be rors & f C RP io esl betes atnnh cole) © tee ah ke nto! NR Pie iia) > ERNE BE a8 Ie NIN IEC ee New Dal giaranteec MON ARC ~14 ; : real barmain. was ONL y SiS } MONTHLY | ovust. NEWELLS F os Ford sounes $95 to $250: sued ' LATE DODG TE Ce Col i. = _— — 4: - triven by am elderty mea UNBELIEVAB ABLE E BUT TRUB "1925 Dod ge Coup MParta-e? res: at a sae ~ 4) “ition - ee PES LA EI REC VANE Dot ee > dir tm, - : s 7 bs | OX CRs ON NS NM gt I REP My n= Sept ae minh AAS pg LE RR Sake IB Ne a atts 3B ay OPA Cawtage: ae : * + 2s a eS aera ree 5g ale wry chp PN ey = Ss at ea Bh nse NSO tae: 05, git ie 4 os —_ Beso § ey «GES ied Ea ght f, vidieerip yin ae Se aa a AS SPORL EI DER : Stl DI Employment 2 . er yates Tuning and gost & RANI EN Bt Re &t : e a ‘ Mi Li . a . a 8 rep * ea Re ‘e ~ . rer Kautz w E beter 7 Spe “epairn ; ne KI b SEL HORST bsiabd ished is? = Canptrs T . TIP IP ce “s > a4 2444 Guam early ; EFER'S NORTH BRANCH, °T2a = } “* " er ee, rig “ : _ eet : ne ' Du m2 » “ a - - , ; r a PP ) mane SOG “Wescrnes. nak Fo “Semortncration: “wondeet — se THE CART WRI OPHON Be nreiod : . he wr Se 7 VARH 4. H 4.DOOR | . +* le’ 1s AE SS NEA, IB! eA BG i HCA o> ‘ PT 4 Ni) aae ‘ . beet POM ar ‘a DiLia =... a323% ree ee AO ga eg nc at a — TPE $= inctundi ng soc OMe “oO. $1 et ath AB gee a ee nage ar and hee 12% , eT ap “ke 2 Studebaker — LAUNCHES ne ~e nel: ee ae . new INARCE. 34. ~ S| PTICN RS Wes oak ” , aren oem me x -- . ieee . ~ . : J a" onstrat z ht . - amG case. tke sew c elect eben 2 ee aees ; secrifice oc ey ao : ev. 3” ’ 1 om ' vate - ~ é. Sx. | monst —er-piated. amd case , one 33] a mm] flow ; , " 35 * i > orem a, «ea “OE feir — 5 + - ee ‘% Me i a _Cabriolets For Sale WLALITZER. 1006 Guve a. meta: tubes: ‘ike n 9 iss 6 momen " [(D— late >asteewe ee 6S wnt & ="lhlUc eh ' -raunpper 415 _ 1O¢e yr our a <— Euler od ' 7 - te — oni een - reac’? e te ne 7 _ . a 3< ” — 7 ‘ : § be - Py : OOD B—<_oape Lg2 ‘; ms a — . ' aranter2 ‘ : 4 . , Tv wae we iad —_—r Ww ~< e | no Seater. Me = _ sm ry nay notary Bridge. ip Sits pore , MB, ~~ ala 2:30 and 4p. m. 4087, ty wate . “e . ! - gett: sie , OD peL, rade, terms. 3844 3 " Broad 7 . eraupoer, 3418 Locust, 4 buy. wece. 2 A EOE RATA ELI ES BENT ETC NIT LT ARIE LIN TES OR NT LEE RA EILTO RE NAS NCAR AMES: LEIS LOTITO AA RBS NEESER RO NOD eS Aa owe

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6A ST. LOUIS ———— se 900 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in | these columns today. aS POST - DISPATCH nisnadiepsnentinipeemeaniataiiinadiaiaiemmaaat ——— —— AUTOMOBILES | PASSENGER CAR s=¢ TRUCKS s=: ACCESSORIES “ap. RWI, PP | Sa an a ees: % a - a EN eC NRE wip cna oe Sm seeeeneinein .aatiamenaaanenal . as a ‘Touring Cars For Sale ‘Teuring Cars For Sale — aig in DODGE—Late 1923 touring, ivoke and FORD TOURING * WEBER~HUPMOBILE eee “| INTRODI ' 125 Automobi 4 DODGE . Pouring , ives ew Duo 2 ; E a Nie pee dit.oz K : », ~~ | Dues. e | sae oh WANGE pag ang jo tree: mereain. | Rivers: Save this $1050.00 l SIEID 3 C - IR SA LIE. J : Ut : ' 7 Sf > oe L ‘ 00k bk R AN KI IN, > ‘ial We tel] vou the Truth \\ ies as } . _- L. = » bo ro. m ha 7 e o - ie 4 That we LHInk are excepiionai barge: Ips. alll co ae easy termes s tus , “ ‘ , A late model Hupmobile Fight sedan, | cae wy = & ‘p a" \ AFAYTRE TAICR eC ras ~ .v . ayes ' i. eee Re Duec H A R KY \ Be (4 Re \ k R \ NS NS ' a \ | aS you are interested In buving 4 ¢ar or not ve Ww ; oa . yom vou the Dearings and spindies, the transmiss . cided to hold an Intreductory saie. Starting Apri. ith cs arius . 1ISSION egy. tor ip ree m rats , " . + for one week. er to show vou the gears: the rear axle cover ts se ihe “ rt Ee Here s vour opportunity a Hupmobile + ; . ] eost new. m4! ~now $1495—a wonder- ~ = el *- — . + ~— 7 - _— ] ~~ ss > & be : “> } ; } ’ , . 7 {; al - iain CLOSED CARS MARAE a CHE GRE 4TER PORTION Ax Tar * snow vou (he ring ana pir ion wears ; the battery, 1] hargain and a handsome saving. Terms 2] ‘ . mene BOR UaE sie oe ee: . eres -s rms Tae. :¢ desived. We tell vou the truth on eee paint and tires you judge for —_ The makes Souzk JS, Pa te sonal Come in: or telephone CEntral 5420 sos neem te pion Viepemager ecto Sete we nn display now are Nash, Buick, Dodge, Studebak. a ie j : brit ; car to > a a te —" beg, ayn am GP a aang Condition d Pu juUIpmen’ i: Cuatonn Pinishad Uaea Cars ORTHWEIN or alec ee eee + lyme: a Balloon Hires. 1 ke new. $285 dow: ‘ er, Ford, Chevrolet, Hudson, Essex, Moon, Cleve bine xine taurine ame Js -pasecager | tow ne WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE CO _HUDS oN 1998 BRO pve Sa FPour-1 cet “ ante ng 6 wi land. Rollin. Oakland. Oldsmobile and several other us | ;, UPMOBILE CORNER —19th AND LOCUST Soh yaa ogee ey we = cy & z ™ - SE EARRING ES i CE 7 a a RM AME é r / : e . » 4 bg « ; >a ? ; ~ ; ' = : . Bs che ~ ° @ i} ° ‘ ae . . . , ° , 5 > . i. } a) > ae , = - hroen NMPrPiea WY “ae TP +f. it, © tr , VW ewer, hee ON ef Oe sean ax LHRYSIER ] a" SEDAN « BiiS ii fl ‘ (ua ASS ili nearir an\ modei. ? can ar. wy i ’ j ~ : i, . ~ . . . 7 ° ~ . . . ~~ . ° = ‘ * . : } M.4.Aee LF ZV tod OW bi BW Od a Dra! es _— in - whew Pay r MOBILE TPE > ~ - ‘—_ * i e _ 9 . - ~- ~~ . . ot * t 4 ’ : . . ¥e “ . c ean ’ v. laa t Mi ‘ ire? > MO GRA ; ~ Ran . ‘ : . ” ‘ ~ _. i ‘ ri! ‘ rr. vv . x ‘ ; . ™ r . ‘ Dyes wey ~ . , . m . 1 ss > : . wr. ——. x « " ~ ~ ‘« 7% ~ a 4 s . a ~ “rr “ 2! 4 a rh ry ? 5 ec sa ae a s - ‘ 7 te more ra neve SAT sraerory Terms {31% - us ¥ Our oO r - - , “ae beantit car ance ¢ gult G iCK.F a . . . ™ ~ a . in168 $i : ‘ Ba Sut en ” ha i : os ~ . ‘ . . a ° ~ ‘ . ia alll . 4. rows . . v ane es or BY imceda ft = fas hac ex a re ‘ . ie — i he : ? . ‘ , 4 rtnyn 7} S ry wD Snr we nr T : ty d ; : ; ; ; - ; n — — . 5 , - aver" y re + be Ft £4 { ~ = ‘ ’ i. > . ‘ ie I ie ’ 3 : . — ‘ , ; : ‘ . ‘ a & 2 be Ot wa EL - ~~ a a «4 ; paTinents 5 — — fw — os - 3 _ WJ > 6 " fart ~~ rT ww r . 1 . e . ee a ye PP os ' ’ i. \ } >] ° ; | rik} DAY. i A isd 'S Jc Ww r@ae0d — pees a 4 f i] a ms f i ~ crs . } Al ry ase i? s | iX\ 3 i} 7 NG . abie La lede OC6S ‘ pet ; okie a - ; a a ; : A mm s low HEVE eae 100 FR ViIY FSED ~ i) ) SU SS | MPeriier S-r re 1) ‘y \ \i bef ~ | g* 4 +4 ‘ w i a ry , iii To si ’ M : " ‘AR: M AKE ir Ut D ' R l W LL -_ Sa es ow" ed ew “or st he SO as 2 one ‘ . ‘ — ~ j ~ = . " ms. = w att, EN a mained A gar re eg Se | eee ee HARRY V. 8. GROVER m AND LOCUST STREET —— Ae va, / F ~ . i RQ 2 Q t i } 2 - ‘ ~ . - - Pa ‘ " ‘ : ~ i : ‘ } x . I “ “Ji i en ar / SETS ROTH ON EU: dma ey FY sacer mise a 8 3 » z el e - f x - i ” . ‘ - ’ } T> 4 } = ; aS = ? TW > “4 4 * » : > ? ’ - T , : . . ° ‘ * =! ‘ 342: x 7 2*T * ’ : , ' ~~ q m" . ‘ es: Leas. « ' Tar eatin vit 4. Pe ss ar" "ace . IPE a . -IGHTS a we ee ww ee © ny bo . é $s} f - ee. } ’ _ 1 Fe a o ' - . = , *; tra 7 a Ey tra ve. % ‘ $ iy Rn - - . x - ¥ = *, - — = —_—_——_ = g r ja ng e at P : ~ a ialeuaiaasii - -— : — : nee ee : ~ 3 2 ‘ Le t } —_—— ne aa — ————— ee SS . nee 2 an — Lines . ~ Py : wy , - - . 7 P an © * ' TD Ai E ’ ening a ¢ d a un gay s. ‘ PRS, EROS Sag: pr gy Pere ge ae ; 4 » —_ a -_ -_ — & eh ydetal 4 ES Rie re AES RRS gy, BAD 9 aad EOLA N, / i; agee i 7 if } Lg | fii j ¢ f ,} eS i j . . > Z , , ji : / f ‘i , ; s ffi a , i» 4 i} if iwi 4 2 f ” P| a } - : ‘ ? # Ac t 4 * - ; 7 ree A, } he — ) / 4. ‘ J £ wwe 4% ¥ / aw | + ‘ Pa] r — -o~ ° 7 —s ~~ . * ‘ee, Rood ~ ‘ (7) etal { t ?. > ~* = = . . , -y . ° i ie a Eee 2086 tourins | i densl conta, burs. See ne ee 6 Gravdie - UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN Tih oo con , patent Tne g | Sue bees. Seer. = ons. ets Sie Sites am a2 "Deter Plecdaed Used Cars* ‘USED CAR SAD rY & eS. | ) , ec waaitice OF 19S need Used Cars? — YY e—Jck’ de i= 40 8 ' . ‘ . Usfe2 side eins. $12 [mie »» RAW @AT ®& es z = PB. ey : — ' ty mn XR ACH LI coe ¢.ii N Trice . = = ‘\ x - , ; ; , Pasko » rt ? né $s. vo 3B ; Sude SSO = . >a. ; - Se oe : \ ae Pe sree Sera “ ? S ; = a = : “ . See a — HUPMOBILE 5-PASSENGER 4 . | . er: $ 4711 Natural Bride . ' ~~ 7 ~ ™~ : ; Py ae o> a cee Ce LJ 4 =" 2S S- & w ‘as! =P(Ci AN EASA Touring. 192. rfe as wc) . cal TW ma PF $16. s 3844 8 B: Fine . . $36. - ok: $195. 4711 3 ot Shoes “Kf I % DST FPA TAY Moor 5173 Baste: = = Tr ies ) ~~ a ~ om Regs = 14 , 7 CrPVicC’ TR He S OP St ay pas aie uth Me - ~~ =— j é - : é hand ,ae ve - . = =. . ie ~ J a " ge ? “ ' . . > ” . rs ~ . =~, \\ in} | — 4 eo .4% PSs = 2 LPUIL A —~ i: - “ete. cdot Teed Cars" Kinewtwehway s Ss S22k 5. 12 | ' : one (TERMS) W isi IN s (TERMS “Ae mre" 3 ~ ve zi 4 e - “ =~ ¢ — ——. oo ’ ; s7 . s ‘4 ‘ t . -§ _ : ? - ——— _ — — a el c=) Jy) —s ~ —_ wea * oe \\ ii Vs-nn UT) j 44% bitieaie r sePrdan ae AUNT SPORT " 1924 Jewett Sport Touring . s. 9064 § PU Lion stake truck. 19 - * vail ee ae , . — Studebaker Special Six Coach ata = ms —s oe aia ormne | —— pare ee Trucks For Sale Ruiiineeathinns For Sale % ‘ . ’ ' ; ‘ ’ oe ; ear Parry winiars ; : \ “| ay . "Ss O " A . a ~ ‘ . ‘ > : e I . ' S| ‘2 «lh ty Miscellaneous s : A ts » ‘ aha ’ ts _ la ‘ an ' er L:VUd > . | . re. one ’ - r © | Far —=—=j5 WV , ‘ ” oan a : _« ‘ . i ; ‘ — pe s _ A .¢ > “— . ~ _ 7 i? ,?> : + ’ = — ‘ . A - — » ‘ : — + ‘ ~ : > ’- > i = i >u ‘ : a .' a e ] Sa y r mo ne V . ' e . f A : -* ; : . 7M ; ) 4908 Natural Briage i. 9 . v. J. = . ” “ : eo _ - ~ y i Sow ' S205 Fee | : | I act rege = . ou_8 . VN Inga ve ‘ : ’ ~ ” ea 1 =P ' ‘ x3 = " ‘ ‘ . : . _ et, ¢ e oa 7 ’ " ’ . y ~ ; "a > — a r* : :Y Bec | RDAN-— Bit pred cupdition; bi -* | | L , se ty Yellow wore neh, .. a — ¢ x . Hal im - ' , a Bive mM ; aD ar - : ers. mounted Ford t . In JOIN ra evi S ranea, $5 t ' ; . _— . . ' - ; ; i _ © is a . “s JAF ~ > ~ ‘ . . x — . oa os . * AP peed - ae a : ; . , | ORDAN ~~] “a of , ‘SSD: - : — — oo ene . ii 31 i. ‘ ‘ . is . } , -% (he eu j ‘ond . oy ; . , . sre on ‘ + ‘ ; ~ ¢ 4&2. De waders Lrse@ >: 2 2a > ) ~ . ‘ . x LSS TL ’ oe ~ . > rT: > . * ./~ — . : a ‘ i : | re ‘ . ~ P . _— . : : a . ~ 1 . | = ' . at " , ‘ . , " 4 . ~ . ; “= Ope n ‘all day Zz + a edie S53) + Bonen Arche aes pri , : ) ra . ut imber 2x4 and a. o FURD bodies: coupe. sedaa, 4 ; ; rs re. ; - : ~ 4 4 ? ~ : « " ‘ : = A Au : LE ae ' eWriLer we Fe: 34 » rr +_2 . Main est. “vs ster a... modeis. va rgaina. — ‘ : . ‘ j . i : 2) ‘ I ; - ; . es a ‘ tt = . —— FORD— Body, 1923- couple ‘ ‘ , ;' 4 : 2 “ t¢ —" in z ste — ; a ‘ : notive Gear | ~—_—— ——— _—_——_ ——-—- — 5 + ry . us Ms : z 4 > nr EF ' ISSN SS ET > \ Dp Jin. a _—- — SS _ - — —_ FURD Bol : varias. ee Ma ~ wd is Soated) & ' 4 . ant ‘ . : > ' = ‘orm miate anc paint Sis ay w : > » ; j 4+ , ‘ -¢ " us + | a 2 : ‘n> 4 a ‘ _— a" Ax Fs , . ss Jil an - * st —_ nnd oe J : . ra es . FORD BOD 1ES— “25 model PoRD ne . Ge ‘ ; ‘on ng er” - . , 4D = ' rings tal he oa = srars ane iai08 meesapttlbrs rT CRNITE RE OR NOVING a t - ree ‘~~ ae ’ — 2 4 ~!% .SAl b+ rls. 4 ways Open oy Sp -— iz oO _ = Diacemen . he . 2 cars ane heap. Appi; ; Sunday 3304 Salen 1604. eesen, 998 ONLY £10 MONTHLY gaggle: rERMS : a racks. Wagner Gest 16 Lupus. FURNITURE BODY—New , fim . yur ms so ) ? TM | . : , = 1“ Madison av Magis yi Amiens mS SP _ Lan - J ~~ — ‘ OheT 5 Ves eS PAL oe ie ASA ei 22h , ” , Z i f / , s / r; * ; a a! | 4 , Co fo) ue “ a * w wth P a ’ , r ¢ f / Al 7 " 5 ' > ‘ ’ ? 7 | a 4 4 ee - S j , , 7 7 ; Z - 2 , | i ¢ ot ane | Ste T eo ~o ol | one 56.5 BODY —Come . ry | 99 n truck: $15. Call Bae ASS at # 4 7 , Ps > «a / / j } ) 4 wy tgp et ips fi ota i nm Pe Atha ey,

‘ “ ’ ' —“} : “—" b > - ew - ' -~ ar oT ie ‘\48n a ; . BL. Teries AAf Tr rink wrecked ars *, pes For gee .* ’ matt Te ; ~ Pa su . a ms } " - . ~ 7 « af % \ie - ’ ‘ ‘ * 4 : ~ . eae "e 4 : _ 44 } Ss fuera _ vi be 4 ‘ ; , ‘' . | — . ~- " ~ - J on > . , } a ~ ; :, a IR RDA NIVERSA 401 Locus A\ways open MK ‘ord 7 ' iAil PRUIN CO) ine 1a25 3 $ rt ; rts ectrical Dept. 1728 S. PAY 4S YOU RIDS on } ’ a ¢ 2 > = ~ ; - y : r = -~ ; 4 ¥ bargain. 4711 Sint cs a yy iy a n payment , , — var ister § >. ' r 4510) a __ 198 | aes ‘kKer-Lehmann, \ree 4 i RLUTR e VN ; Ny i | ’ - 4 oa miliieal - : : ; neesetine +4 ."s 4 ' UU RUNG avr: 7 ' _ ‘ oi-4 cus Pferson LS he Se from Internationa ruck Parts - - ae U TIRES—30x3 5. 2 “ a ~ Poa - a ~ , > o . ~~ » ~~ - wa . y * iiows 58 } aS mi ” — - -— : gE } : 4 é a - : viele — 3 - 53 7 3 . ¥ ~4 — aw . A? r -_ } a . . 4 pt ler id 29R ¢ ‘ | x ; — > > ‘ = i r 7 ; J 4 _—" ; 7 - om ; KA” 4 Oe = s “ - “ ns hy A ee DET mage * Sees me a ee) ae Se ee * TEN RP BET POTN Ne aie yah heme yer as OC RIOT ETE ih MOR AT REI” - se | a : ’ . ‘ a 4 4 . ) 7. - wae / . . te Be ¥ 7 = noes “ 4 f ul 7 , =e 7 . s - &..\2 24! : x Sd ae fle ahs fi Pit | a mii | £7) 23 ty bs 4.)* ‘ “@ L \ a. ae TRPS DF > a a ’ s le bac ed RO HEE RR FORBES FR OTR GN, A a LEER NI ABIES SLRS Aas NBs ae? eae - ; ‘ ' i) , = @ , : ’ s : ~ } v r) — a . : . : ' ¥2 — Bis Mon | | Ford One-Ton : 7 7 e J \ DOWN | i ng 3x3 — $5 each. 2908 Bae, See ne are oe oo ae ee RAR SONAL. SR EAE pA CPE Re : - “ Ss was ; ~~ : : . rT base :, ; ) > , TIRES—teered tubes and 7am 4% = b? Y >. ae : ‘ ; : } ' 0 7 . . - = : : ™ bi r ~ == —_ _ _ — _ _ : os ty . . t . + D-—Touring lute male $125 $3 i ¢ f Mey 4 : a | 74 ’ " . : : ? > , , : ‘ x - mh 4 Dt ha eo4 v2 t , a AS JAR ILA “J Ne . ; : Ee —— = ro = 2 nh @, —" - 2 ta le immer ‘Orte . a each. :? 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ane “Slain” Girl Comes Back Conda Dabney Had Already Served Twelve Months on a Lifetime Sentence When Mary Vickery, His Supposed Victim, Heard About It. oe al ee Pelee as Re a tase oe mee oo ne whientee ae ee ns Deets mi ote (ena ee one He ° ~~ > rT a ee a * ee ~ Se ate te eed, CE etic hide. on ae ads ie a - » Mary Vickery. Conda Dabney. By M. W. CHILDS ay Be aor re an i Yh. The foreman of the jury stood y -Di : - wy ) > ud Ww. J. D. Of the Post-Dispatch Staff & : : , | e+ vay eal “We find Conda Dabney guilty of HARLAN, Kentucky : tucky signing murder in the first degree and we HE last act of one | sidtieatne abit ; | Dabney’s pardon. sentence him to life imprisonment,” of the strangest 7 , hi - , — \ face of over- recognized and before she could go to the could, and did, with — eal Dabney to the electric chair. Compromising, =—S et 5 | , : h | Aer is whelming cir- sheriff to tell him her story she was taken plode and smash the [urkis . : é 7 » “A . on - r Arabia ' : ~ 5 2 “ee , = ‘umstances into custody. There was a ferment of ex they sel to the state penitentiary fo: tee ' — ” ) — , : *® ‘ It is only now that his story c He wrote a book calied “The Se of Wisdom.” after the war, and edition so that it never was cir pay the artists to whom the auth debted, an abridgment of this been printed in America by Gee ran Company called “Revolt in ¢ It is Lawrence's own story of th did to build up a rebellion inaid ish empire, which finally brought obtain Dabnev's release. Governor William J. into the hande of the Christian Mields was. eager to right the wrong years. The present book begins: . : 7 ‘ ¥ % S > Ve { ie re, Traveling 2¥ a sie Ot yt ‘ on which the tepmother., life as she never had before Traveling men Dabney. ’ | that had been done. Dabney, in prison gard. Coy : ; ; a‘. 4Ss : & = y cent : i More than a match for them. : i é *qga@w ’ ; a , . ” a! . | : , witne SS the sizning of his pardon. j di ‘s outer harbor of sat Gloria ‘. ranson and Mars Pickford and Mean while, back in Harlan, hey parents with two { hildren, ra hard working, . ° ' , on? e- day On which the A She went to the movies every time sh in the restaurant were fresh but Mary was Dabney had been a coal miner at wt AS ue “ Vickery girl dis- *4 “ . y HEN at last we anche ail ~. ; : , rere town hun between r favorites in all their glittering splen- had begun a frantic search for her. They plain-spoken when he spoke at all \ . i 2 murder was said = BSA8 iiftie bittienees Ol Marie ek o + , | ) ae ) , ; | ‘ - tag ' aie . ee ce els : yY and ita refiection tn the @ dor and there grew within her a great dis were handicapped, however, for the Vickerys —~Cumberland mountaineer When . | ; : to have occurred Jackson “Well, I guess she’s just AWeDpt | h de | | ; | | ; ~ . _ ™® ge ‘ wf Be ‘i; ae) i We and ro | ong over t e wi e tent with the barren drabness of her lot were not Known in the neighborhood and work became secarce he came in seare!} . > , ) , He pointed out kind of crazy." } iid when quer : t? | mis : if ) ’ . ® call : ;, VR C1aey, BO Balu ie heat of Arabia came out Mary had taken the precaution to tear up » regular bh 4 art: To fill in hj} | vn os that the condi- _ 7 | 1} more regular hours to Harlan. ro fill in his wy ; * ‘ tioned upon his release With Raw: BWord \RY quarreled with her stepmothe 1 ee ; bial ef gx ereagres ali ner pnolographs vetore she ieft. . Off hours ane nick little ext ' . ~ . , Bee tion of the body indicated ' / and she disagreed with her fathe, | : ii irs and to pick upa little extra Money, ~~ “a - : | = b A \ After a time they gave up the search Dabney made use of his car as a taxi , > ; that it had been concealed ’ iinkes they lived ewrew more crowded ag on each 2 ee a. and struck us speechless, e left at once for Harlan. There be midday of October of 1916; am confronted Marie Jackson, who had not ye sun had, like moonlight, put t been told of Mary's return. He asked het Ol] There were only lights successive vear a new brother or sister put ae nea | a a if she would still swear tha he had mur Owen appearance. She added children to her | 2 nore than casual acquaintances was not Mary Vickery at the deserted mine shaft, where the body was found, “‘OUUenCe and succeeded gored ¢ of dislikes few davs after the Vickerys—fathe! stepmother, elexht little Vickervs, and Mary nd each year the house in which we — : : , There was no money to continue it farthe In the role of taxi driver he had knowl ~ a ae — for much ionger than two And with fatalistic resignation they accept Marie Jackson Whether they had ever been months He resorted to ‘ the white houses and bia , , zs } he Vickery gir) Rireet« Pwo months later revenue officers, sear brought out On March = 10 to his in reducing the jury to in front, the pallid la oy 3 " } i Yes, I will he si ‘ithout the slight 1az@ shimmering upon the ing arrested ne court: room and every bench on the tears again and again He proved that the | , me ry r 7 ) : est hesitation. ‘‘]] fear til y dying behing he le heap of stones 75 feet in the shaft of a de charged with the murder of a- girl : floor crowded, with packed throngs Jackson woman was notoriously untrust esitatiol r it my @) id. the dazzle of league afte lng for a atill, found concealed beneath a complete mystification, he Was vray” : > atc j eiadat, he Mies aici re a he eee ’ a, 6 Pees seid ‘ : fie met : ’ AY feat) rele ‘ . serted coal mine a young girl's body, clothed ho. to Cutside seeking to push their way in, the worthy and dishonest da ireless sand, running up to his recollection, he had , ' : ry . : : ' . OW hy | ; > ‘ only in undergarments, a hat and coat trial opened ne state first called Marie But, regardless, the town, to a man, Was But she has changed her story. She claims “ils, faintly cuge@iee aay Mist of heat. moved here a year and a half ago Mar, clded that she could endure {t no longer ; lac ‘ Mra Mary's father identified the body as that of Jackson. against him. Only one person remained lova! now that the murdered woman was & : “he r day ~ ’ > ra 8 Th ) '* 4h . ; > . } 7 a : } . . , _ UJ his dauwhter Hie Was positive f iat nt | keVW i iater he Wat indicted fo! This attra ive bobbed haired vir) who through it all and that Was Dabnev's wii Lella { Ole Wilo disappear: qd ab PL two years , J ist north of Jidda war A Ss fyi } * Diack-white buildings, movi : dow 14 brutal and during the trial, for she had scarcely enough miner County oficial re searching for nh iike pistons in the mirage, » tT j , } . ( -* by > allra , . " , , : F . . : To i . » . was identified by Mary’s stepmother ! and about t courthouse talked of lync! coldblooded in its every detail that it left money to keep herself and her two children this man, who, also, Is no nger in the ‘led at anchor and the inter hated Harlan as much as Williams- After a particularly violent quarrel Peeling or with a red set wan one that hv had — at murde! Feeling Zzrew intense In the 4aYSs ghee is only 1% years old. told ' She could not even he near her husband , , ahe names ; the slaver another her stepmother, who {is only ten vears ee tor hel on the previous Christmas A he + tow rh W Hispering knots of meno 1p CONCISE, coherent story. af) than Mary, she decided to run aways } ‘ , » . ‘ } ‘ ‘| had managed to save nearly $5. She : Si Se eS me | shite One that she had worn hen she h left ee A brutal murder in the adjoining Rawlings and everyone else in the cou: alive in Coal Creek community Marie has been indicted tor “ited the heat waves in the alr her stepmothers bes ‘nm Slik ' nth , : ; , ; ~~ 7 i home: for the last time eounty a montn before aerved to inflame room shocked and stunned perjury Colone] Wilson. British re n With t) BentiMment ithe . g at has been marr! noe hel returf. te m hew Arab State, had sen {) rs 4 rie } ’ ne re df ‘ } ™ = — = : ’ ' . i near . . 1 ee 4 L) ‘ As Dabney had no money for his own d: ughway near Harlan with Mary Vickery kor 60 hours, while the crowd loitere she 16 in June he was rather ' et us, and we had to go ash hi there, and a LHS Knee Was ree fiele ePcHUMe. | houg!) rin : ; a eo on ; : : . ' neas : ' Mh . j : h ithough Viekery make fense, the trial judge appointed G Raw- when Dabney came along and Offered to about the courthouse, thev deliberated tired of earning her own living he admits. : reality of the men levitat : ; 17 ' } | " 1% ss » ‘ ; ; ; . ic ss , ’ . : lle ’ 7h oa: hi & ek ' aA : A = . om ; | é ia. painter, ty lings as his attornev. Rawlings fi ‘On yive them oa | an ae eriend Mirage We walked past the m Ways appealed to her tose Farmer She ickery® manage to absorb omy Ive! —— stil) , ’ | } about the town and the death, five for life imprisonment and one ‘rr childhood days, C. E. Dempsey, whew “Dullding water gate, and ¢ 1s i te ~ }¢) : ea 4 e ' , } : 7 oaw es 6. . as y * p : ‘o Dis daughter *, set about to obtain his acquittal He neighboring countryside ,) money a8 8 ©Ddreasive alley of the food mar would take her which was Livingston, down death as he had to her disappearance ' | enouxh money WAY to the : - thea t? summit of Ivy that they would free the man of whose painter so that ? r) ’ » the movies I a 2 pir 8 hen + ' ) . ™ " \) . 1? hocence he was convinced hye vond aii + very night . ‘ the dates and back to GUadrons of fites. Iike partiel Dabney is gotne to «coal «mit d ANCe , - o. on a day of drizzling March ing He thinks it {s much safer than arit se d up and down the sun-@ bed Repulsed, rain they returned to the jury box ing a taxi ’ into the darkest corne s gave a taxi driver ’ She had been walking, s} id, along t? ‘TE , ) ' , SNe me ng, she sald, along the FP TER four days the rymen filed out 20 miles awa took ’ rath HEY burted the ody in the 8 I r i la’ I ju Y Ine lied ou ‘ to Pineville. ane ee a ee 4 ~ re " PR OE De et ar ms a nab. Leper at a a a: 2 $4 ¥ She teok another name, one that had ; good wages as ntl JULI) aa a lift. For several hours Reports came out that they stood six for Besides, she save one, pee aoe at 4 ee ee ine ¢ "T° ., inn * i” , most of it. The vinced himself of Dabney's innocence and they had driven s? aK - 2 ai . Ps se ‘ _ * x ‘ “ - bought a tieket for as ir as her money lather resigned himself and then Dabney ior acquittal. Rawlings continued to hope she wed He makes was terribly handicapped by a lack of money had taken them to the lonels f | Ss ‘ , : ‘ of murder that with which to bring witnesses from afar, to Hill penetrates this country aroused the county officials to i? line 7*5 miles on the one rallroad that lhere were evidences f . y) 4 a , 7 ’ , .) , action ne employ chemista to examine the body, to There. :, she testified, after instructing her rut Going to a hotel for the night, she learned skull had been crushed with a club or son structing het doubt carry out investigation. to walk some distance away, Dabney had At last her 4 ’ > ‘ 4 ' ‘ , ™ ° : other women had With the gallery that runs along the back made advances to the Vickery gir) Ls Be eae in the morning of a job in the very same blunt instrument Two Rage Sa. # Page Two. Me Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 10, 1927. + Seow my we “a ‘ ei . Ne : s we Te eek Me - a J

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murder sentence be read. — S50 Conda Dabney went to ' peta "rT ' Im} ‘ isSOnMen?’ Speen the rest of his life—‘‘from now on the phrase is here—at the peniten- tiary in Frankfort, still baffled and mystified by this whole proceed} of the law @r passed. «Dabney worked ip tlre _ rkshops or with the convict gangs on ads, while Mary Vickery, had a won- time, and while Harlan forg t about Doth. ARY had gone Moun Vernon. news of heard for urder. @ month Dattie with @e Charlesto an Dabney y had as at last she Sa d she came bax burg.- her former Bized and before could go to tel] hi ner story she was astody nt. * “ ¢ iermen . Word spread to Harlan and when Pd off the train there a curious to see her. They were skeptical bctually saw her and even then @luctant to believe that this red girl. Mary's parents and she was for Dn. Wiines left at once for Frankfort h Dabney's-release. Governor William Was efarer to ad been Ggone brought int BSB othe Da Dney onted Mat ti iy@ ; degree and we “Lawrence of Arabia” Tells How “T. E. Lawrence.” CT of the welter of the World War there remains no more ro- mantic figure than Thomas E. Law- rence, a studious young man, who, in the middle of the war, left British headquarters in Cairo and disap- peared into the gray mists of Arabia. He was a frail youth, unfit for military service and attached to the In- telligence Department. Two years later, the last crusade was under way. Allenby’s vic- torious legions were advancing gn Damascus. The great British General himself command- ed his center; his right wing, composed of the terrible irregular cavalry and camel corps of the desert, was led by Lawrence, ow a Prince of Mecca and the uncrowned King of Arabia. When Allenby's troops entered Damascus, urkish power {n Asia Minor was doomed. As the conquerors entered, throngs lined the streets shouting: ‘‘Feisal, Nasir, Skukri, Urens'’’ Urens was Lawrence. Lawrence's career since the war has been no-less charged with mystery. To hide him- self and gain time to wrjje a book, he aban- doned his rank as a if Begenant-Colone! and enlisted in the aviati LOrps as a private. Now he is said to be private in the tank corps, under an assumed name. George Bernard Shaw speaks of him as the man who could, and did, with his own hands, ex- plode and smash the Turkish dominion in Arabia. It is only now that his story can be told. He wrote a book cailed ‘‘The Seven Pillars of Wisdom,”’ after the war, and limited the edition ao that it never was circulated. To pay the artists to whom the author was in- Gebted, an abridgment of this book has been printed in America by George H. Do- fan Company called ‘“‘Revolt in the Desert.” lt is Lawrence's own story of the work he did to build up a rebellion inaide the Turk- sh empire, which finally brought Jerusalem into the hands of the Christians after 730 years. The present book begins: 64 Y HEN at last we anchored in Jid- / da’s outer harbor, off the white town hung between the blazing | tky and ite reflection tn the mirage which ‘wept and rolied over the wide lagoon, then the heat of Arabia came out like a drawn ‘word and struck us speechless. It was a Midday of October of 1916; and the noon nad, like moonlight, put to sleep the Wors. There were only lights and shad- owe nouses and black ont. the pailid liuster o! haze shimmering upon the inner harbor behing the dazzie of league after league of the white featureless sand running up to an edge of low hilis, faintly suggested in the far-away Mist of heat “Just north of Jidda was a second group black-white buildings, moving up and Cown like pistons in the mirage. as the ship rolled at anchor and the intermittent wind n° Puifted the heat waves in the air “Colone! Wilson, British representative With the new Arab State, had sent his launch ‘4 Meet us and we had to go ashore to learn the eality of the men levitating in that aUrage We walked past the masonry of the “l-bulldin g water gate, and through the Pr easive alley of the food market on our "€Y to the consulate. In the air, from the Men to the dates and back to the meat, Muadrons of files, like particles of dust, and down the sun-shafts which of the the darkest corners boothe through torn places in the wood and sackcloth awnings overhead. The atmos- phere was like a bath.’’ When the World War began, Lawrence was digging Hittite remains out of the banks of the Euphrates, as an assistant archeologist in the employ of the British Museum. Re- garded as a brilliant and somewhat eecentric student, the young Oxford graduate spoke Arabic fluently, had a sympathetic under- standing of the country, was tactful with the natives, was a philosopher and interested in military history. Nobody suspected the genius which he was to reveal as a leader of irregular cavalry. HE Arab revoit was the dream, not of the regular army officers, but of archeologists, Orientalists and younger experta of the political service who had ex- changed their civililan clothes for the unl- form of the army or navy. It was as much for the sake of the Arabs as for the allies that they believed in the revolt. Says Lawrence: “We called ourselves ‘Intrusives’ as a band: for we meant to break into the ac- cepted halls of English foreign policy, and build a new people in the East, deapite the rails laid down for us by our ancestors.” To Hussein, Grand Sherif of Mecca, offi- cials had promised British support for the in- dependence of the Arabs. and in June, 1916 the revolt was proclaimed Both Jidda, the seaport, and Mecca, the holy city, were cap- tured in the first rush of the Sherif’s armiea. ut when Feisal, son of Hussein, attacked Medina, the Turkish stronghold at the end of the Hej;az Railway, he falled. The Arabs were not united, jealousies at Cairo inter- fered with the promised help from the Brit- ish and the Arab revolt began to simmer down. Lawrence now found himself in danger of being eliminated from the affair as an upstart, while other Englishmen allowed the revolt to fail First, he made himself as cbnoxious as possible to his military superi- ors at Cairo, then asked for leave It was granted promptiy, in the hope that he could be put out of the way on his return. But he did not intend to return Only 28 years cld. and a staff Captain. he was setting forth to see what could be done for the confused armies of Arabia Having disembarked at Jidda, Lawrenc: obtained permission to go inland and visit This Arab, he suspected, was the the prophet who would set the F eisal master spirit, desert on fire and with his own enthusiasm carry the Arabs to victory The permission came after long-distance telephone conversa- tions with the Grand Sherif at Mecca and of Ronald Storrs, Ori- Henry McMahon, with the assistance ental secretary to Sir A High Commissioner of Egypt. In Arab dress and riding camel, Law- f reached * .ce after several days o village where Feisal was staying first glance that this was I had come to Arabia to seek -the jeader who would bring the Arab revolt to full glory writes Lawrence “Eeisal jooked very tall and pillar-like, very slender. in his long white silk robes and his brown headcloth bound with a Drilliant scar- 'a cord. His eyelids were dropped heard and colorless face were against the strange, still watcnh- body. His hands were crossed his dagger “I greeted him. He made Way for me in the room. and sat down on his carpet nea the door As my eyes grew accustomed + hb the shade, they saw that tne many silent figures, looking at me o1 at Feis- al steadily He remained staring down at HE DID@E A Shy, Studious Man of Twenty. Fight, He Disappeared From a British Post at Cairo and > Gea - * =e wr ti oe. ee le eee rer ™, -~ a oy. } oD Came Back With a Kingdom in His Pocket —Now He Has Disappeared Again. Lawrence of Arabia as sketched by Augustus John. his hands, which were twisting slowly about his dagger. At last he inquired softly how I had found the journey. I spoke of the heat, and he asked how long from Rabegh, commenting that I had ridden fast for the season. ‘“‘And how do you like our place here in Wadi Safra?’ “ “Well: but it is far from Damas- cus.’ “The word had fallen like a sword in their midst. There was a quiver. Then everybody presen stiffened where he sat, and held his breath for a silent minute. Some, perhaps, were dreaming of far-off succesa; others may have thought it a reflection on their late defeat Feisal at length lifted his eyes, smiling at me, and said ‘‘*Praise be to God, there are Turks nearer us than that.’ “We all smiled with him: and I rose and excused myself for the moment.” The Arab leader—since the war he has become King Feisa! of Irak— turned out to be just the man who was needed and for the next two years he and Lawrence were closely asso- ted and much of the time together. f ae ete of mies “Fi & BUS is Lawrence returned to Cairo very hope- ful. after what he had seen of the Arab soldierr, confident that In open warfare their dash and mobility would overwhelm the Turks. Aside from rations was necessary [O pay ny of these nomad fighters to keep } field. the two things most by the Arabs were artillery and a competent high command. The Turks had ies of German equipment as well and money, for it in the Vast suppl ag many German officers and soldiers, too. Cairo promised to furnish money and sup- plies, artillery and camels, and ordered Law- rence back to Arabia as Feisal'’s adviser Lawrence protested. “I was unlike a sol- dier and hated soldiering,’’ he notes. But he was i he army and back to Arabia he onlookers Law- lay all the went succeeded writes experimental coun: hee into the epic build up the ends between dif- wavering chiefs the seeds of rebellion sown in dis- submissive to the Turks. faith in mises made stronger, the gospel or the Arabs preached day Sometimes eloquence did it, appea! to the self-interest of loca! leaders, sometimes gold turned the scales. Thus did Lawrence, Feisal and other determined men build up what eventually became the ri rin of General Ailenbys advance into Palestine and Syria. For Lawrence and Ali ibn el Hussein, one of hte favorite fighters, the Turks offered a 20,000 pounds alive or 19,000 id Of course. the offer was Ya ¢ ; . ‘ 4 is rhetorical comments Lawrence with ’ certainty h er in gold or paper, or t the money Would be paid at al! he war must be carried on against irks aS aggressively as possibile, partly réason that with Irregular troops, had. stagnation meant dis- Sketch map of territory in which Lawrence's activities were staged. integration The tribesmen must be kept fighting and interested, or they would alip away Lawrence realized from the start that it was a different kind of war from that which wae being fought in France. Notwithstand- ing the wild courage of the Arabs, they were not at thelr beat in massed attacks upon fortified places. But in raids, in rapid dashes from one spot to another and in cavairy Op- erations generally, they were supreme. In the open, the Turks were no match for them An important part of the ensuing cam- naign was to harase the Turks, paying par- ticular attention to the railway lines which carried supplies south from Damascus to Turkish troops in Palestine and the Hejaz By blowing up raiis for a considerable blowing up a bridge, the Turks’ communications could be interrupted ‘ atretch rr. we for anywhere from ea week to @ month. Some- times a bridge was blown up with ea train Lai passing over it. when frightful scenes were enacted Such a thrust did the Arabs de- liver against the Turks near Mudowwara . » This town was a water station 0 miles south of Maan and a amashed train there 4 would embarrass the enemy. The spot chos- ; aa ; a en for the explosion was where the ral: ‘ ~ +, road crossed a hollow on a high bank, the bank pierced by a two-arc hed bridge for the passage of rainwater AWRENCE had with him 116 Arab £0 pounds of biasting geia- machine riflemen mortar. two 2 4, ’ P ammunition, one Austra@ilan and one The two latter were Sergeants — tine, a trencad lishinan from the army school at Zeitun, in and whatever their real names, they became known as Lewis and Stokes, jealously loved toois railroad, of course was patrolled the Turks, and the expiosive had uried in such a way that its presence be detected until Lawrence was Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 10, 1927. é King Feisal of Irak. ready to fire it, whitch he would do from a nearby hill by means of an exploder and in- sulated cables leading from it to the buried gelatine and detonator.: Lawrence found his preparations no easy task. Between the embankment and the hillside was a wind-laid bank of sand which no one crossed but himself, stepping careful- ly, yet he left great footprints over its smoothness. The ballast dug out, to make a hole for the gelatine, Lawrence gathered up in his cloak and carried in repeated journeys to the culvert, where it could be spilied nat- uraliy over the bed of the water course. To dig im and cover the explosive took nearly two hours. Then came the difficult job of unrolling the heavy wires from the. detonator to the hill, 200 yards away. The top sand was crusted and had to be broken through in burying the wires. The atiff wires left long lines on the surface, like the marks of preposterous snakes. Finally, it was necessary to weight down the wires with rocks, which in turn had to be buried with- out trace of disturbance. Then, with an empty sandbag, Lawrence had to stipple the mafks on the ground into a wavy surface and, with a bellows and long fanning sweeps of his cloak, to simulate the smooth laying of the wind. The whole task took five hours to finish, and when it was finished not even members of the expedi- tion could tell where the gelatine was buried nor where tue wires lay which extended to the exploder. Meanwhile, some of Lawrence's men had been seen against the skyline from Mudow- wara, to the north, and from an outpost to the south Detachments of 100 and 49 Turks, respectively, began a march toward the bridge. to investigate. They moved siow- ly and unwillingly hardly would take more than two hours for And when it seemed that Law- through the heat, but the march rence’s party must reported the smoke of an ap- move off, one of his watchmen proaching train Quickly the Arabs with rifles posted them- selves in a long line at the crest of the hill, whence they could fire directly into the de- railed cars at a distance of leas than 159 yards. Stokes and Lewis scrambled into place behind their beloved guns Salem, a siave, crouched beside the expioder, walt- ing for the signal from Lawrence to push down the plunger which, with an electric spark, would set off the buried gelatine be- tween the rails Saye Lawrence TT ree engines, looking very Dig bb rocked with screaming whisties into view around the bend Be- h hind them followed 19 box wagons, crowded with rifle muzzies at the windows and doors; and in little sandbag nests on the roofe Turks precariously held on, to shoot at us. I had not thought of two engines, and on the moment decided to fire the cnarge under the second, so that however little the mines effect, the uninjured engine should not be able to uncouple and drag the car- riages away Accordingiy. when the driver of the second engine was on the bridge, I raised my hand to Saiem There followed a terri- fic roar, and the line vanished from sight behind a spouting column of black dust and moke a hundred feet high Out of the darkness came shattering crashes and long, loud, metallic clangings of ripped steel, with of iron ans while one locomotive whirled up suddenly black out of the cloud against the many iumps piate entire wheel of a Lawrence as seen by William Rothenstein. sky, and sailed musically over our heads, to fall slowly and heavily into the desert be- hind. “Except for the flight of these, there suc- ceeded a deathly silence, with no cry of men or rifle shot, as the now-gray mist of the explosion drifted from the line toward us am@ over our ridge until it was lost In the hills. “Salem picked up his rifle and charged out into the murk. Before I had climbed to the guns the hollow was alive with shots, and with the brown figures of the Bedouin leap- ing forward to gripe with the enemy. I looked round to see what was happening so quickly, and saw the train stationary and dis- membered along the track, with its wagon sides jumping under the bullets which rid- dled them, while Turks were falling out from the far doors to gain the shelter of the railway embankment. “As I watched, our machine guns chat- tered out over my head, and the long rows of Turks on the carriage roofs rolled over, and were swept off the top like bales of cot- ton before the furious shower of bullets which stormed along the roofs and splashed clouds of yellow chips from the planking.” A few moments later, all the remaining Turks had gotten behind the bank, here about 11 feet high, and from cover of the wheels were firing pointblank at the Bedou- in 20 yards away across the sand-filled dip. In the crescent of the curving line the enemy were safe from the machine guns. UT now Stokes slipped in his first shel! and after a few seconds there was a crash as it burst in the desert beyond the train. He touched the elevating screw and his second shot fell just by the trucks in the deep hollow below the bridge, where the Turks were taking refuge. It made a shambles of the place. The survivors dashed in panic across the desert, throwing away their rifles and equipment as they ran. This was the opportunity of the Lewis gunners. The Sergeant grimly traversed with drum after drum of ammunition, till the open sand was littered with bodies. Nearly ten minutes after the first explo- sion the Arabs were beginning, like wiid beasts, to tear open the cars and fall to plundering “The valley was a weird saight,”’ writes Lawrence “The Arabs, gone raving mad, were rushing about at top speed, bareheaded and half-naked, screaming, shooting into the air, clawing one another nall and fist, while they burat open trucks and staggered back and forward with immense baies, which they ripped by the rail-side and tossed through, smashing what they did not want “There were scores of carpets: spread dozens of mattresses and flowered quilts; blankets in heaps; clothes for men and women in full variety; clocks, cookirg pots, food, ornaments and weapons. To one side atood 30 or 40 hysterical women, uo- veiled tearing their clothes and hair: shriek- ing themselves distracted. The Arabs, with- out regard to them, went on wrecking the nousehold goods; looting their absolute fill Camels had become common property. Each man frantically loaded the nearest with what it could carry and shooed it westward into the void, while he turned to his néxt fancy ‘Seeing me tolerably unemployed, the women rushed and caught at me with howls I assured them that all was going well: but they would not get away unt!) some husbands delivered me. These knocked their wives off and seized my feet in a very agony of terror of instant death A Turk so broken down was a nasty spec- tacle: I kicked them off aa well as I could with bare feet, and finally broke free “Lewis and Stokes had come down to help me I was a littie anxious about them, for the Arabs. having iost thelr wits, were as ready to assault friend as foe. Three times I bad had to defend myseif when they pre tended not to know me and enatched at my things Burdened with an immense quan- tity of loot and 90 prisoners, Lawrence and his men got away successfully, saving their guns, also the exploder and the cables, which were the only ones they had and would be useful on future occasions Their escape about: for mercy (Concluded on page 9.) Page Three. ‘ a Ainge ge ae _— ¢ 2 D 6 a cat =" = “—_ wa aye eset ie One, > Me: oe! PORN Ala). ys Pk ~ es Pn OF oo: Fae Rl ae Ge ing af as Va Pohepte ee He Fo riled : a “ ay hgietp, 7 be hy ee ms ‘ - bate £ “a Pe a i oe oie i aa as hal re, Stach “ae ine oer eras 4g ¥ vy ae ee oe ih ye ree : bi sey bites ty hl 7 thm li gt Rta 4 rll Bh Bins (

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, a SG: res of Dlioniien ti pete ee nm . a Pe MPS * y : “ Poy ve Ni fe ea alah v * ™ . - > 4 oo. eae >» Russia Makes a Clean Sweep of the “Old Family Life” done openly and with full willingness to bear the resuits of the action, is for us right. Whatever is an attempt to deceive or take advantage of another, or avoid responsibility for one’s children, is wrong It is just as wrong for a man to deceive a gir! into mar- riage in ignorance of his health or previous obligations to children aa it is for him to se- duce her without marriage. And if two peo- ple decide to live together openly and accept all respons{Bilities for children, and share a common life and future, then the fact that they did not register this relation its a legal irregularity, similar to not registering 4 birth or a death. but it is not criminal! or im- morai.’ N SPITE of the simplicity and ease of di- vorce and marriage, soviet statisticians Claim. and competent oDservers agree that there is lesa divorce in Russia today than in the other countries of Europe and far less than in the United States. There ts algo very much less commercial immorality There is a fairly large amount of trresponset- bility among young people. but apparently not any more than. or perhaps as much as. in the United States The fact that the law itmposee no criminal! penalties on extra-marita! relations does not mean that a man escapes the results of his actions. Far from it. Not long agoa young man wae brought to court by the claim ofa At first he pro- when the girl told the Judge girl for support of ea child tested his innocence, Sut a sincere. straightforward story remarked “Come now, it is evidently your child: ad- itand pay the 30 rubies a month Which shows that the natura! penalties of irresponsible action are as deep and in- escapable human nature nd are pos- stbiy mh more severe and accurate than formal law codes. During the rears of civil war aad revolr- ipheara! which reauited in not as Many as occur yearly tusDands and wives tionary family Hfe underwent a severe many ¢éit- Not merely sufferec:. the civil war sent sons out to "athers and rinn > -. P ‘a? =~ 2 o¢ — “* fe A one must necessarily hate and woman with whom one does not wish te married. The experiences of two acd ualntanegs » mine, both of them typical Russians, igs trate the simple directness of humap ~ action in such divorce cases Sonia. my first interpreter tn the had been married at the age of 18 years later she wished to go to the front ty fight in the civil war; but her “as bend ey jéeted. She went anyway. and came a year later to find bim living with ADothe woman. “After that,” she said to me “J dida® want him again, though. of course, | couldn't blame him. sigce I first wenr away” They were divorced, but some time ‘ater learning that her former husband ang new wife were doth sick of typhus im ites ent hospitals, she gave up her good Jod wis me and went Dack to nurse him. “He had no one else to look after tip she explained casually HE never lived with him again, but ies as soon ae he recovered. Her ‘eet ing was evidently like the sense of respong. bility she might have to a father or Brathe Another acquaintance of mine, Dania, fe a sadder experience. She and her husbes worked in the same textile factory. By when he came back from the @ experiences of the battle front. he coul@ gs longer live in contentment with her. Ye neither could he give up the pleasant dome. ticity of household and children. “He boarded with me ttre a friend,” aay Dunia, “dut not as a husband.” Under this strain Dunia’s besith brebs She went to 4 sanitarium for some weal, and the man married a younger womeg, who aiso worked in the same factory. The Dunia came back to work and the map te gan to come every evening to visit her ead their two children is paseton was still i his rounger, new wife. and not for Dust: but the charm of the old domesticity and th instinct of fatherhood would sot ist Bip rest content without ?’riendiy visits to Desk This difficult human situation, whidi curs again and again fn al! lands and enie si! traditions, usually suppressed into filegi relations was here fought out openly. Tis ast | knew the younger woman was the wal unbappy of the three: but Dunia was thi to her Her husband. admit publicly not attract her with bearance and kindness several days; Dut at last ran away and went to ureau, where ‘contract Was Registry marriage solved at her request a “ - ~ te nabie to face the So solely Decause Oy custom the girl de to the family of hef sisters husdand After two or three vears of vain efforts ake oe - o get her young Tartar mate ‘ . | LD QS ; { - } —— — pi ‘Oo i@galiizge their marriage. he gir! grew disgusted with Sis cowardice and left him to this story wi Russian city. th: Tura stricter view of tra: church marriage stiil prevaiis. man tn Mjoscow explained to me You Amerteans think that whatever Zone insid wedlock tse Whaterer ever is done outside ur view ise different Sanday Magazine—St. Loais PostDispatch—April 10; 1927. 3 wediock is right: and wWat- wrong ‘ *> 1 . » & Fe . . -* 7 ~ ws , a Py " oe ll a ‘ * va ae i r ~ A In her scholastic robe. By JULIUS KLEIl Of the Post-Dispatch *~KSONVILLE

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must necesearily hate and despise a an with whom one does not wish tO be ed. e experiences of two acquaintances of both of them typical Russians. il] wg. the simple directness of human re. yp in such divorce cases. nia. my firat interpreter tn the famine, been married at the age of 18 Ty, later she wished to go to the front to in the civil war; but her hushang ob- ad. She went anyway, and came back r later to find him living with another an. After that,” she said to me “J didn't him again, though, of course, | in't blame him, since I first went away.” hey were divorced, but aome time later, hing that her former husband ang hig wife were both sick of typhus in ditteor. Ospitala, she gave up her good job With nd went back to nurse him. e had no one else to look after him” explained casually E never lived with him again, but legs soon ae he recovered. Her feeling as evidently ‘ike the sense of reaponsij. she might have to a father or brother. nother acquaintance of mine, Dunia, hag dder experience. She and her husband ed in the same textile factory. But h he came back from the demoralizing riences of the battle front, he could no by live in contentment with her. Ye her could he give up the pleasant domes- y of household and children. e boarded with me tike a friend,” said fa, “but not as a husband.’ mder this strain Dunia’s health broke. Went to a sanitarium for some weeks, the man married a younger woman, aiso worked in the same factory. Then ia came back to work and the man be- to come every evening to visit her and yr two children. His paseton was still for younger, new wife, and not for Dunia; he charm of the old domestirity and the net of fatherhood would not let him content without friendly visite to Dunia his difficult human situation, which re again and again in al! lands and under raditions, usually suppressed into illegal) tions. was here fought out openly. The I] knew the younger woman was the most ppy of-the three; but Dunia was think- the law has been complied with.” of going away for a year’s study on & solarehip, in order to break the triangular Jation. ASES like this occur in the Soviet Union as elsewhere. But they occur aé human tragedies, not as shameful se ts. They are not more frequent than in countries. Most of the families 1 know e been living together peacefully for 10, 20 years without break or serious dis bance. one of the wives 1 know in Russia evel @ to bother to “hold” their husbands Dy devices of coquetry and cosmetics recom: nded in Amerioan advertisements. The jent bonds of mutual life and mutual rk’ and mutual children are quite suffi- at. The men come home too tired from. rk to care for distraction by aHen sirens. pre is far leas jazz and far leas search for sétion than in America, and for that very on leas divorce. As in all pioneer lands, en men are struggling to reclaim the prt or to rebuild a nation, their womed Jd them, not by being exciting and nerve mulating, but by giving them the rest and bility of home and children. nd if one is to judge soviet marriage DY production and care of children, which }8 bape the soundest social criterion of the 8 of a nation. then Russia can point fact that she is the only land on earth hich the natura! increase of population going on faster than before the World ar. Her birth rate remains much the same, t her baby death rate is cut almost in halt. jally in industrial regions, due to thé care of mothers provided by soviet law’ Said a friend of mine, laughing: ‘‘TheT® more little bolsheviks every day.” In her scholastic robe. By JULIUS KLEIMANN Of the Post-Dispatch Staff JACKSONVILLE, Iilinols N THIS day of higher and highet education Yer) young men and ver} young women tend the in of learning come agricuilt if OM morti Greeks and Iam told. to be educated. thou cians casionalls quarterbacks And oc- that is said to be iniversities and colleges bachelor of arts degree, a it and vet it. particular feei! of antagzon! difference Undoubtedis blame for this versity presidents — po-getting tives first and acadey) ‘clans second: ao are > boards of trustees ane State legislatures One can't expect a university wh greater population than the I Works and an atmosphere abovt as for Cai, to conjure up a great love which are said to he fransiated aa .17 : — s , . ‘ __ . into dollars 15 minutes after graduation T . ‘ | "rir it , If somebody is working educa- ponder few shor . . ° Ty > er moments i i] LO subtle a manner as your disposi- you, if he is really. working hj - . . 48 Wavy through college to recelve an education, or if it might not be more precise should Le aay ne Was Way through job in the likely that unless vou were! extremely for- tunate you would fi that ~ebino hh i workine 11S college to get a pretty good shortest possible times vour under- kraduate wae working his way through co! lege to get a good job in the shortest possible time, though, of course, your Meular undergraduate Wasn't. getting an &\ 44s , ¢ a oe ai admit he wouicn t education ° ~ HE writer journeyed to this town and | nolse Woman's College to see Hiolladav, a senior in the story was toia she . _o } ' .? rougn coiieg to get eyes they ars shaped Das Worked wit) ly. She has done just that done extremels Dashty) Younes woman But. then, she prob- ably Was never interviewed Comanche Mins Holladay was born Arkansas When she war a little rl o] O1 3, her Parents moved lived there until she was about in She did all the various kinds of work ls necessary in bul@ding up a farm Cleared the land. She built Chaperoned a plow, or whatever one does With a plow, and she did the She milked the cows He: fencer chores and as father died * b1aYyt her mother os 4 e . . a : } 6 ‘a 2 six sisters and her new stepfather, . : . ie “Oometime later for the more distant southwest * } They journeyed in two covered wagons _ 3 ¢ 4 ¢? nad a periectis Miss Holladay tells me she elegant time Finally they got Mexico. Not far found a ranch Holiaday nh hoard WAS Ble KONE She looked about fo gain such and iodging wisien ‘2 ey Pen home of a physician And she found where sie Wae to do the housework and the washing ata A - ‘ L. tens tasks dedicated to Keepi other and sundry a house in order Her grades conti teachers her work after h Pa;r d KY? hieh s¢ planned going to coiiegre really know nuch, wherever it: was P WAS EC way herself és necessity make her Woman cer YY) ¢2 4 ‘ ois Woman's r deserving whe indicated thes college work and who had going to college ships, she informed tion, board man} have to find for lf veh wou.d Marcelin« teacher & a scholar’ environs yf te } . ; >. Jacksonville, Iliinois But + street car fare, OF 1) spent more. ]1 don't fancy she would have For Miss Armstrong Was returning to Jacksonville to visit, and going in that direction was a young woman who was a 4 7 » “ =) P I shor friend of Miss Armetrone’s. and a teacne: sae : * Ns , {Paw ly +" ae > Being Washerwoman, Waitress and Maid-of-all- Work and Any Work, Does Not Daunt Her and She Is Now a Senior at Illinots W oman’s College. ~*~ 4! Ilimmeots 7 ’ W oman's decided to travers: ; . College. repardieass of the distance Independent a member of that house maid and gen Jeaides thes few gdutles., lily accept waitress ourneying wasn't age do the washing for three the place, and that, before her a total of is concerned, it is quite people living the year hrought $45 saved boarding | . ' ' "ao t) r ey} ‘ of course, and dir a rather peculiar 1e lived and ate, . , y — ** . th manner For of evenings she used (bé study. she found @ place dressed a ch on a sleeping porcn, se he bathroom and her wardrobe reposed aha on hooks in the corner of the hai rT) ‘ . Ti « Ane ESPITE all such hindrances as > 1 b- 4 > . . ning from sieeping porch bed to 4 corner of ¢ | and then off into a } Acinag lodging satisfied da\ me conversation rhea t cessful academic career if (9 : 3 7 - | suppose it has been done a 0 D 4 ‘ rank Wiltn u } a ratner ex pensive | | a 3 wat a den ant vear having come tO a cioas: t for Macatawa. She could had graced the te] had been had been pro- however not she.had a restaurant In &@ place as walt $250 that summer, extravagance of spending $4 college for Macatawa been informed fhat it a place would be open for colleges And coliege, so it Was faculty assisting in the library when ene got dackx to Heaides ‘a wea thy relative ‘ a member iad given money to the coliege to ; aid young women such ae Lita Between library work and this endowment Lita was able to live at the college dorm!}- tory and found it not necessary t: wash rr, 4 ' , i¢ . . . ¢ pote and pans if you cared for desaert Or your That year;r ane dance This gir nae inually all her tife the summer before she : heen Working pretty con Lita Holladay. was to have had a vacation of one day. But something came up and prevented her from getting it. Now, a junior in college: she at last had a white collar job Nor was that Christmas without its pleas- ant side. The mother of one of her friends among the students gave her as a Christmas gift a railroad ticket to Estancia and back again Previously, Lita had taken advan- tages of what was known ag her holiday to help someone with their housework during the Yuletide period and so add something to her coffers. No sooner than her junior year was over Lita and eight other giris of the college were on their way to Charlevoix, Michigan, to work as waitresses at a club there. So they did But Lita did not stay iong at waitressing. The husband of the assistant pastry cook, it seems, who rejoiced in the position of dishwasher, came to with the management and the was dismissed, whereupon the assistant pas- try cook, his wife, joined with him and both took themselves off. Lita it was who was appointed assistant pastry cook in the oth- er's stead. Lita rather Ifked her summer at Charle- voix, which summer was the past one. She had many chances to swim, she told me, and them. She had disagree gentleman she took advantage of learned swimming at college. HEN came the past autumn and Lita She again Was given her again wealthy She took up her residence in one of the two senior a privilege of the fourth year. has she done about clothes”? She a senior place in the library and she shared in the endowment of the relative of the faculty member houses, What has made most of them hereelf, and on a dress becoming old she has taken !it and by ‘some alchemy made such changes in it that ‘t reappeared much in the manner aa thoug" it had, let us say, ite face lifted In the fexe she has taken her share of those ex four years she has spent at col- important doings which occur out- curriculum She was treasurer of lass as a sophomore, secretary of it as a junior, chaplain of her literary society and now she is president of the history club which pleases her mightily as history is the subject she is specializing in come in for thelr ehare of her attention. But only during the In her freshman and sopho- Athletics, too, have past two veare more years necessity foreed her to confine athletics to the washboard and things of an ilk But when she found more time she played fleid hockey in for track She found places .on earns and always baseball and went these ded\- cated to weight throwing At thie Llilinois won those events ollege one is given a ‘letter’ when one has accumulated a certain arrey of points She expects to get her ‘letter this year When she graduates, as ahe is to do at the end of this semester, ahe is going back There she hopes to find a in some higt to New Mexico piace aa a teacher of history ec hoo! And she hopes to send her four younger sisters through the Illinois Woman's Co! lege. which, she says, will keep sisters there until 1940 she has already signed stitytion in September “and what else do you plan to do?” I “Are you going after another The sister just younger than jp to enter the In asked her degree?” She told me before long she hoped to get a Master's. “unless something or other should come up “Do you tntend to get married?’ I Ifn- quired “That something or other coming up question was just & she said, “would be, guess, Im afraid my iast bit personal Page F ive. « «im 5 Msi oe ambled imate Bo ae tae pe . Lag ig tne Bi ooh eS Aap Rt yy bw ctl cts uns ie ek gil i CaaS as 8c Nth i cata y i. q » ‘ Ra ie wrbg a w a4 m+ *> & > u ee ty 4 t 4 “ns oe mA SAA BRE OS I poe ame oe Rhea POhe VOLE? a mi + sa 1 anit to - cases. +

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bt im « te TRUMPET — SOUNDS (lies tsa nitty 0 ¢ 4 ¢& Second in the Series of the Year's Best Short Stories Ne ew a PRES canal ay ao. we wes Medan) adie ee Re eae ) ; ie dite alles ad —-_ a oF . be i He never finished it because 4444511 OSS it JP Ca Se , ust thes - ” . ore oo © ‘A > = a . some Negroes outside started to sing: m tees Aeath. ha tad weep ar ~ So My And there was Aaron, standing in trousers and siippers beside the bed in th corner and nothing in it at ail Aaron felt very odd, like a man Tudely awakened from a sleep—which. of course, be seen. His first impulse wag & o his couch and do nothing. the end he decided to go. had far more trouble than the tes em had had before. But he goe g Annas ward and siid inside. ‘Anna he said. “Anna! ‘ She looked up at him, and once more she ‘Always like ‘hat she was : with her slim legs m silk = as she was. s irned her hel stockings, teimkimg along : , tought it was Joe atayed in the flat. br Was a man ta notebook bes! 1e1 ine streets ang acer — m giad you've come.” she said in Se — half whisper ‘I never dDlamed you. , de lengrn .oo® an straigotenec it . Lae Was it »€¢ 3€ Bich pao , ‘hing to fill in t bis Sh. Was w 6 ‘Now gee here, Anna.” Aaron said ip s businesslike tone You gotta get well. Don't you know that? he would try to a NNA Knew that she Waa cri ere ell, she saw then that it was not Jee was no deceiving her a é she turned sulky —_ —— * ‘Be nurses faces wi byes th I don’t want to ne sg Go away— shrewd nd .et me aione t.”’ said . | ‘if that’s the way a safeguard know ‘ike to see Joe qd Anna. What do pe maybe we can arrange that later.’ Nane It's—my fault, tent it?” Learning ooked awar 4 hoi thing of that’ | Aaron They've got Of the Post-Dispatch You Detter get weil, and . VER astray than ADG WF roof to an his met notail and forgotten a part €&& nis hands, awkwardly one gay rer bandaged body and he its a iu tain ¢t - 4 8e°C : a ‘4 ° ; > ‘ : " " . ~ it j . : - 1 . ’ . r i. ~ . TN) - . : ite across a Oe rule rit r 1 O Ou ul ir! he said ‘Youte aad y understand?” swishs Anna nodded subdmissively, as it, & sett! the ing forward. now drooping though it were running dé luge aeria. stairs Finally its tall skid strikes t wheels meet the ground with and got from the offle re plane Lounces s few feet 4 ney =.7 turned him out. sean M asses -” meape Saves ‘ Anna Allison, aad — d, the ; - nad Paved Joe ay rows of - Jd os a sary in ber hands ; A ae lov tempered wit! in 10” . : . - ot Pac 3 , en » coulg got ae ~ ey if (oO take it >) they c a | ie 4 . 4 —— ee le rd let him aione that Easter af, ‘he man in the rront coc e} ® govs Waid with because it was Easter aad - He leane forward on + with a Dandage ler with t! tt » it. -Then he 2006 ‘Gay ¢ Ja: e : ie chu edi = er Bs completed. if somewhat mission, Aaron weet however, for he Wa ward door, and te Was sent home. clothes tiea up @6 — a he Father Murphy was | nd out of th Pnat o€ C na 4 2 (0 $d lidnigh tha zh ; teh | ' shi Sut the } e irph . y . oe ae e Dou | aa sshing D t to of ho . ron a a pe | L 4 ig! landings, “banking™ 8 famii’ 7 > ne) ute he } 1¢m, Aaron says . Onc as t I R Aaron says ron and out into t! 3 a 2 oe Se eee Of AR seein: the heavy fragranc ) > was filled with great thoughts, bet 8 le more treus a =e. 12 T_T rr Yr nCce . C > _ d pe ' 7 od tay the unfriendly eyes of the surgical ward iritve an automoblie ‘S| . _ 3 ‘ a - 44 such a4 i ec 3 P . = , v ea as * _ ~ ‘ . = : ~~ [ le ) 20 i an ym fo rhe instructor sits down Re Ae dais aol ah Se aaa, satay ack Pay 2 fod le procession it th , Ware tanding beside his be | ightly. | s whispered abou Aaron th ” a): Ca cue ie “, oT . ate nixed ; , he adar | ‘Om fortabdie 3 ~nen am | ee Sines re : : y pretty good” Jit again and puiis ‘is go anawer He was ¢ryiag The student, up in front, weil for some tim nd drew aside t , nusiin of the : | ) : : , ee \aron leaned down ove ‘arottie Again the motor B tongue was dried in his head pee “rn x mer ARS Siig oe afc majestic ;. a 4 oe | he : | ‘tudied his lips, and it wa imbers ajong with gata 3 te eae ) iz Like a man ) has earned is rest : a te eee ae Aaron whoa ratoc e flying fleld it is i Joe, sitting white-faced across fr: bi .: . a 1 Satu ui — - ) — Anna" Sve: Ae PSton'e ali abasiees ee ee ee 4 1 rhe off! but I t 4 eet it turns. ‘The . Seer ss Bee ai —-_s lis eyes were burping in the ae SE RE hee ee A straight abead of ii Joe and Anna yank a time more } ir sou.8. + Again the motor's moment Aaron knew. he sars ued murmur and he was wrong between Joe A. . statrenael” ofl roof of hi uth ie felt ry n Anna bad liguc Bil ‘h more assurance t -[0m * ea nd tafiskid strike ?t Father Murpyr® aD | and it does not it and Anna gtill gow ase made a perfect “th Wheeler satreet ler silm@ FP Arvain ‘here ‘s the paw natruct Tr and isper re va “~~ sh bevond 5a Zone awa . a » . : ~ +. ‘ ea as 7 7 . y JU . " n . ather ! -T ts that every dar @ Aaron ° . _ — . : gave ans 3 -} farkened ward » f - 5 7; > — o ~ & ‘ne business of take-offs : . ~ -~* ss _ ~ - - - 7 * e ‘ ands , _ i ite strong an . ee a) ¥ » ‘ » ~ . P ser ~« 3? exer! wh / a . ) : > . = - . . . - > . . i” 2 ‘ ' j : . . ickedbesas it i: } eee | r to fac no ’ inaii¥ y f oman —~ a oh , ' ic 1eir Heda h ¢ , ;, fin - , neo 2 - :s ) n Yangerove "748 FU as ‘ M ‘ ae 24 ‘ . 4 a) ow” said ro my} : ¢ 4rtver ¢ _ \ow } 12 , ' ‘ > *a.C . i. ne P ° : a , ' ‘ . , 45 P45 oes ° ae So Aaron got up and : his old ho | os Bi ; : 4 ; . ; : cr ta humbdness in his legs and he cou move ise & D nh servers, vs aon bn ; . ote P 0: : ee tes | — . SOOn ital trousers—he had >» 3 ) ne? gO myvse » z —— , 0 ; ni i¢ ' od ‘re war w en se! ana 4 [eq tt it up ut there was a ’ - say to J erusa.em oes ae oem Se : usit ’ *aet 1 hi Tee ; } : : J 7 3 ‘rain sz wage 218 DSacR to na » Le ; » ¢ ;, eh es hs + . y “Ove a* eu } tee fangerous 4 the 4 ae ; speaa aad Me hat new When he was ready =. — wars : “rte -At she o face = we ' | 5 the service @ B. that she had loved him the He was * “= . 4 ; ~ ance an 4 : , + JIaG Wancerec he did aot know %acd 5e®en : Ot 80 > ; ‘ ae67 Tag — ~— . ; anc nd on | wn tro , ne Linking : ; She had : ana oreamec sugh instruction” wtti ° as is ' man m >a She had come back. and he had killed *as a succession of crashes aer 5 a Anna or 2 Poet “ieapetch Page Six. Sanday Magazine—St. Loais Post-Dispatch—April 10, 1927.

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never finished it because just Negroes outside started to sing: then My Lord He calis me, e calls me by the thunder, he trumpet sounds within—my soy). d there was Aaron, standing in hie re and slippers beside the bed in the Pr and nothing in it at al). ron felt very odd, like a man rudely ened from a sleep—which, of course, he have been. His first impulse was to ck to his couch and do nothing. It in the end he decided to go. PB had far more trouble than the hem had had before. "s ward and slid inside. Dna,’ he said. ‘‘Anna'”’ e looked up at him, and once more she ght it was Joe "m glad you've come,"’ whisper. two But he got to she Said in her “I never blamed you. |J—’ Ow see Anna, Aaron said in # Messiike tone. ‘‘You gotta get well. ‘’t you know that?’’ ell, she saw then that it was not Joe, she turned sulky. i don't want to,” let me alone.’’ All right,’’ said Aaron, “if that’s the way fee] about it. Let Joe hang. t's not business.” maug?’ said Anna. “What do you n— hang? It's--my fault, isn't it?’’ he law should think of that'’ But I told them—’’ Forget it, said Aaron. ‘‘They've got Eoods on him. You better get well, and Muick about it.’ hen some recollection seems to have e to him that hé had twisted his mes- Somewhat and forgotten a part of it he put his hands, awkwardly one may Bure, on her bandaged body and held m there for a minute. You get girl,’ he said “You're ight, and we’re for you, y'understand?”’ nd Anna nodded submissively, as if, in- a, she did. > aving thus completed, if somewhat ely, his apostolic mission, Aaron went again. Not far, however, for he was overed outside the ward door. and the morning, Easter, he was sent home. y brought him his clothes tied up ina kled bundle and got from the office 92.10 in money a3% turned him out. But he had gavel” Anna Allison, and Dugeh her he had ,@aved Joe. he ward let him aione that Easter day, b for some little boys who threw stones his window because it was Easter and Dn was a Jew. And Aaron feebly swept e broken glass and made no protest. here, she said. ‘‘Go away— well HAT afternoon, however, he preesed his clothes and ventured back to the hospital, feebly, as befitted his con- Dn, Dut sturdily, as befitted his purpose, ee Joe. How're you feeling?" he asked. ‘Better? l, that's all right."’ € was filled with great thoughts, but in unfriendly eyes of the surgical ward he od awkward and uncomfortable. ‘Treatin’ you pretty good?" But Joe did not answer. He was trying y something. Aaron leaned down over bed and studied his lips, and it was on who understood. Anna” he said. ‘Well, they're kinda At down in the office, but I was talkin the doctor himself. She's better today. ‘a doin’ good. You just forget it and well.” fe goes on much as usual in the Fifth Gd. They still sell bad liquor in the i behind the poolroom, and the priest who has taken Father Murpby § cannot stop it. And Anna still 50e§ and down Wheeler street, her slim less silk stockings and her eyes glanciné ut for admiration Ot at once do you change the Annas of world . But she no longer stops at the corners. & le flushed, a trifle daring, to talk to the mM gathered there. The men are afraid, one thing. and perhaps so is Anna. en Joe comes home at night she crawls his lap, and Joe holds her there. ‘Are you still crazy about me, Joe?” "You bet 1 am,’ he says. But he has free one hand to say it, for Joe stil! has over the end of his tube before he cao ak : he ward has never yuite believed fon's story. Mostly they think he slept a dreamed it, for the guard of honor thats ht at the church saye his reverence neve! bved during the night, and all was as 't Duld be. Copyright for the Post-Diepatch } Learning the care and maintenance of the engine. By E. ROY ALEXANDER Of the Post-Dispatch Staff VER the rounded roof of the hangar an airplane buzzes noisily. It throws its wings skyward in a lumbering, uncer- tain turn, and with its throttle closed and its propeller swishing quietly, settles timorously to the field, now travel- ing forward, now aropping groundward, as though it were running down a flight of huge aeria! stairs. Finally its tail skid strikes the grass. The wheels meet the ground with a thump and the plane bounces a few feet in the air. The motor buzzer momentarily and is eilent. Still running forded, the airship settles again and slides siety to a stop. The man in the rront cockpit looks back and the man behind him stands up in his seat. He leans forward on the cowling be- tween them and, with goggles thrown back on his helmeted head, talks earnestly, ewing- ing his hands in filustrative motions. The sound of his voice comes faintly to the group idling in the sunlight at the hangar door. A student pilot is taking his first lesson at Lambert-St. Louis Flying Field. He is learning to fly an airplane, and learning it safely. He is taking to himself the intrica- cies of landings, ‘‘banking’’ and turns with little more trouble than he had in learning to drive an automobile. The instructor sits down in the rear cock- pit again and pulls his goggles over his eyes. The student, up in front, shoves open the throttle. Again the motor buzzes. The plane lumbers along with gathering speed over the flying field. It is in the air now, Climbing. At 200 feet it turns. The wing comes up into a bank, this time more gently and more certainly. Again the motor’s voice dies away to a subdued murmur and again the plane settles. No ‘‘staircase’’ effect this time. It glides with more assurance to the field. Its wheels and tailskid strike the ground at the same time, and it does not bounce. The stu- dent has made a perfect “three-point” land- ing. Apain there is the pause for the lecture from the instructor and again the plane takes off. the business of take-offs and landings in a series of exercises which they regard 48 no more dangerous than the first trip of of @ neophyte auto driver through traffic, and little more difficult to master than the Btales are to the music student During the war, when flying had its first keheral introduction to America’s young (en, the training stage was conceded the most dangerous in the development of the aviator. Minor crashes were of daily oc- Currence in the service flying schools. Al- most nobody was able to say he had gone “through instruction" without “wiping off’’ & landing gear, smashing a tai] or wing skid ur doing some other damage to his plane. Many there were whose course of instruction Was a succession of crashes in which they S: IT is that every day men are learning * were miraculously preserved from in- juries. In those days, unfortunately, the budding flyer was made to understand that flying was a difficult art and that to only a chosen few was it given to be able to handle the control stick. The pupil came to believe that his first flight alone—his first “solo hop’’— was going to be a fearsome thing. Too often he made good on the fears that had been sown in his mind by “piling up’’ his plane on his first landing. Often, too, these early fears result- ed in a timidity which eventually brought a disastrous crash. Men were killed, and killed with alarming fre- quency. Partially it was due to the hurried way in which students were thrown ‘‘on their own” In the air. Par- tially it was due to the caprices of an unstable training plane, and par- tially to the necessity for instructing the military student in acrobatics, formation flying and other more dan- gerous branches of aviation. Nowadays, with the sane methods of peace, accidents are the rare thing even in the military schools, and in a civilian school, where the student proceeds in easy stages through his course, accidents are almost un- heard of, even when he goes into acrobatics in advanced courses. HERE is, for example, the record of the Robertson Aircraft Corporation, which conducts one of the largest fly- ing schools in the country at Lambert-8t. Louis Field.. In nine years of operation, during which several hundred flyers have heen graduated from primary courses, not a single one has been injured. There has been only one crash in that time, a minor af- fair comparable to the act of the novice auto driver who lands a front wheel and fender on the garage door as he drives in. Most of the students turned out by the schoo] are aviation fans who have finally determined to fly an airplane and see how they like it. Some of them buy planes after graduation and go out on their own in the flying business. Others keep up their flying fitfully as a sporting proposition. Only a few drop it altogether, for the flying fever is a permanent disease, and the man who once gets to love the atmosphere of the air- drome, the roaring motors, the eddying dust and the gleam of wings is not likely to for- get it. “We find that the student who learns to fly under present methods of instruction is likely to learn to love the business."’ Major William B. Robertson, president of the air- craft corporation, said in recounting his company’s experiences in instruction. ‘“‘Most of our graduates are now flying for their liv- ing. We have had pupils from all over this country. “Our experience has been that almost any man can learn to fly. The old theory that aviation was an art that only a few could master has not stood up under post-war practice... All we want to know about a pros- pective student is that hie vision is good, that he is in normally good physical condi- tion and that he has the average mans abil- ity to judge distances. If he fille those re- quirements it’s a 100-to-1 shot he can fly.” és A ee come, ~ A last minute talk by 1 Learning to Operate an Airplane Made Almost as Harmless as Driving — , Automobile. ” ee Learning how to “throw the prop.” In the work of making flying easy not the least consideration has been that of expense. For a primary course, in which the student learns to handle the plane alone and to make land- ings, the cost is $100 plus a charge of $3.60 for gasoline and oil. For a supplementary course, which gives him three and a half hours of solo fly- ing, there is an extra charge of $55, and for an advanced course, which includes instruc- tion in acrobatics and the piloting of high- powered ships, the cost is $160. For a com- bined course, which will make a student a fair flyer, with some ability at acrobatics, the cost is $300. “We find that anyone who is going to learn to fly at all will be able to fly alone in 10 hours’ practice at the most,’ Major Robertson said. “Some students have been able to take an airplane up after two hours of instruction and land it creditably The average is about seven hours.” That means that a student can learn to fly alone in a week, allowing him an hour a day. But sandwiched in between his time in the air are instructiona In the maintenance and care of airplanes LMOST any day when the sun is A pre and the air warm the students can be seen lolling about the hangar door, watching the mechanics and riggers at work and helping out on motors and wings, too, if they really want to get their hands Into the actual work of keeping a plane in shape to fly Here an observant fellow can iearn to rig wings to a fuselage, or body, how to fit a propeller to a motor # that it swings how — dae, le 9, os Rig. — Oe SST eae ers. ‘a : - . rsh fs ee Pon tek ee \ « = Se valle a> ve » PS Bi ey) sae eS a Se es ae Ly , * - ied < _ ae oe J a ‘ A © a we nine . . oe at —_ ft . : i 2 P » iti Sete ee Se ec te soos 4 i hina ta Pas Pee ee Pico tL ak ec oe Sw Te 0 ete FF thn ek c i vesytt M's He Fea a4 Lhe tae eo ‘3 way ag we ee Raheny ae Aa Wi De ee et apn thay Be Mier 408” i “ening OS es saateae Ba ok ah at ~~ = BS sat ng: i Sh thet ee # qi « rd. 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“Lawre -o from the encircling Turks > hy a fire which the raide: ridge boxes, petrol and waste KRAZY KAT by Ae » , : 7 7 - — ioe | FOP. BANG - ZUNG (ti a a | | THERE SHE GOES !"' | GBP YOURSECE A HIGH EXPLosive cart a | t ' ewis drums and spare small-arm : CICAR— GET A_DOWAR Ss panition banked around 1° Gin # | WORTH OF FUN FOR A DIME on the top, they laid some loose § on anes WELL - BLESS MY SOFF BLURB Presently there was what Law VE ME ‘a colossal! and continuing n i canal | enn er ei 7. Gl / calls ; / , ” f cartridges erp!) ( ‘\) | / P } “THE VERY EYE i Se Thousands Oi Cartrid2# «plod yf i, ti, bY +H yg ‘es. like massed machine gun C ~ Ag ; } ICV ES — 1 1 off be . P he shells roared off in thick co SUL, ¢ EXPLOSWWE. : ke The out vi | of dust and smoke ,oe OUTTA ¢ “. a — . Turks halted their rush, took | ONE YWve GOT, Boss. and reconnoitered and occupied t sition with so much caution that rence’s hurrying party got away The war of the Arabs and the ropean allies went on stubbornly rusalem fell into the hands of th glish and Lawrence, aa a special from Allenby, was present whe English commander made his hf entry into the shrine of Christe cleansed forever from the ru infidel Turks. ; e \\ PAY MeAn 4 i Ly Now the Turks were largely e trated in their fortified towns the railway upon which they dey f i" | T ] | or Y \ for supplies from Damascus : | | | ! | | / f the mobil ss cn re perro oe the joyous work of the mob a ny ——- —— , iieilimnainenneis —— forces to interrupt Sheteae con | _ Te ne Be ‘ee cations by demolitions along th ‘ ) | MM M=~- no] Lawrence made a thorough fg pi | od OWA . 7: si | AKBOL) | TIME hlowing up his seventy-ninth fr mitit | Le | bridge, which was at Nisib, near i | IARRA BIL ~ T Me ’ | ris | \ ~ “iu - : : . 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————___ which proves Lifebuoy gives tion. Even before you've first coke. you'll learn to love of all soap scents, which ates after rinsing. antiseptic, Lifebuoy wouldstill ltoiler soap—but it wouldn't € measure of protection. s of others, once you form abit, you'll wonder how any tT satished you. er protection free ts no more—probably less— you are now using. So the pives you is actually free! Lifebuoy wherever soap is know it by the red box and age-red, the color of its pure Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. ‘Lawrence of Arabia” Tells How He Did It from the encircling Turks was aided by a fire which the raiders built of cartridge boxes, petrol and waste, with Lewis drums and spare small-arms am- munition banked around it. Gingerly, on the top, they laid some loose Stokes shells. Presently there was what Lawrence calls ‘‘a colossal and continuing noise.”’ Thousands of cartridges exploded in massed machine guns, and the shells roared off in thick columns of dust and smoke. The outflanking Turks their rush, took cover and reconnoitered and occupied the po- so much caution that Law- rying party got away series, like halted sition wit! rence’s liur The war of the Arabs and their Eu- ropean allies went on stubbornly. Je- rusalem fell into the hands of the En- glish and Lawrence, as a special favor from Allenby, was present when the English commander made his historic entry into the shrine of Christendom, cleansed forever from the rule of the infide! Now the in their Turks Turks fortified they depended were largely concen- trated towns along the railway upon which from Damascus. It the mobile Turkish was Arab for supplies the joyous work of interrupt communi- demolitions along the line. job of forces to cations Db) Lawrence blowing up bridge, which was at Nisib, made a thorough his seventy-ninth near Deraa. railroad condition of the Germans with them In Lawrence's INALLY the Turks and the became desperate. “crumpled times under the brunt of sometimes not, they marc their strongholds, hoping that they could fight their way northward and Upon their flanks and rear hung a cloud of Arabs like tireless hornets. What started as a military retreat became a rout, hor- ror upon horror Brutalities on up.’’ Some- attack and hed out of phrase, they escape massacre, the of the re- treating Turks brought forth savage reprisals from the tribesmen. Such an affair was at the village of Tafas, north of Deraa, which lay in the path of a Turkish column. Says La “When we got within sight we found that they had taken village (from which sounded an occasional shot) and were halted about it. Smal! pyres of smoke were going up from be- part wrence: the tween the houses. On the rising ground to this side, knee dee] aremnant of old men, dren, had happened when the » in thistles. stood women and chil- stories of what Turks telling terrible rushed in an hour before.’ Lawrence and his force watched the departure of the enemy—lancers, in- Only One Dye tints like This! To give your dainty underwear and stock- Ings frue tints you must use rea/ dye. ‘For the gorgeous tinting like you see in things when they are new, use the original Dia- mond dyes. Don't stop with tinting, though! It’s just as easy to Diamond dye salmost anything you wear—or the hangings in the home—a brand new cSlor right over the old. Home dyeing is lots of fun—and think of what it saves! FREE now. for the asking! Your druggist will give you the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia telling dozens of dye secrets, containing simple directions, and will show you actual piece-goods samples of colors. Or write for big illustrated book Color Craft, free from DIAMOND DYES, Dept. R, Bur)‘,njton, Vt. , Diamond Dyes Make it NEW for 15 cta! fantry, machine guns. field pieces, transport and more lancers. The Arabs fired on the Turks, who replied. The village lay stilly under its slow wreaths of white smoke, as we rode near, ON Our guard,’’ writes Lawrence. “Some gray heaps seemed to hide in the long grass, embracing the ground in the close way of corpses. We looked away from these, knowing they were dead; but from one a little figure tot- tered off, as if to escape us. It was a child, old. whose dirty smock was stained red over one shoulder and side, with blood from a half-fibrous wound, lance thrust, just where joined. ra4 HE child ran a few steps, then stood and cried to us in a tone of astonishing strength lent): hit el Aziz, choking was his village, three or four years large, perhaps a neck and body very si- Abd something——this and she might be of his himself off his camel! kneeling in the grass child. His suddenness frightened her, threw up her but, instead, while the over her died. bodies of being Baba.’ (all else ‘Don't me, out family—flung and stumbled, beside the for she arms and tried to scream: dropped over in a little rushed heap, blood out again clothes; then, I think, “We rode past the and women and dead s, looking very soiled in the day- toward the village, knew meant death the outskirts sheepfolds, and white. I the body of a back upwards, she other men four babie light, liness we now nore lone- and whose low and on one looked woman nailed horror. Ky were mud walls, something red and saw folded across it, there by a saw bayonet whose haft stuck hideously into the air. About her lay others, perhaps 20 in all, vari- killed. “The Zaagi rence’s bodyguard) peals of laughter, close ously (commander of Law- burst into wild the more desolate for the warm sunshine and air of this upland afternoon. I! ‘The best of you brings me the most Turk- ish dead,’ and we turned after the fading enemy, on our way shooting down those who had fallen out by the pity. not Ab- camel's head, crossed his ets from clear Said: and came imploring our Turk, half naked, sat and wept to us. roadside One able to stand, wounded dulla turned away his but the Zaagi, with track and whipped his automatic through the man’s bare The blood out with his heart beats, throb, throb, slow- er and slower.”’ and his now drunk with and sent them against umn Auda, that famous fighter, sumed command skillfully drove the Turks into splitting formation curses, three bull came throb, chest. Lawrence leaders called up the peasants, fear and blood the col- as- and bad ground, parts. into three Says Lawrence: Ce HiE third part, the smallest, was mostly made up of Ger- man and Austrian machine gunners grouped around three mo- mounted fought us time tor cars and a handful of officers and troopers. They magnificently and repulsed hardiness. like heir eyes despite our fighting and akain, “he Arabs devils, dust 'flam: burn- were the sweat blurring parching their throats: while of crueltv and revenge which was twisted tf hardly ine in their bodies so hem that their By my orders, we could shoot. took no War. hands prisoners, for the only time in our At last ieavine the and his cavalry, them to the went in pursuit of the other The Turks were in the the Lawrence: Lawrence rest of peas ants, two enemy bands. pan- ic and by sunset Arab soldiers had destroyed ai Sa) Ss but smallest ZrOUpS of them. peasants flowed in on first weapon; ‘Parties of our advance. At there were five or six to a then one would win a bayonet, another a sword, a third a pistol An foot every hour later those who had donkeys. rifle heen ob would be on and the had a nigh Afterwards man a. Captured horse By Why I do my washing at home now KNOW a way toget clothes whiter and brighter than 1 ever saw them before. And without one bit of hard rubbing! I don’t even need to touch a washboard! That's why I never send the wash out any more. I doit athome myself, so easily. clothes, too. And this way saves the They aren’t scrubbed threadbare against a board. Rir SY guds. right out by I just soak everything in creamy Dirt and stains come themselves, and you ought to see h ow snowy-white even the most soiled things get! soap mi ikes the sudsy Rinso is all you need —no bar soaps, chips or 90 This wonderful granulated laundry water so soft and y. Lreally like co use itl Why not try Rinso next washday and see for yourself? The Granulated a Soaks Clothes Whiter — ! \ } eler that he (Concluded from page 3.) Shaalan 8 and Nuri the square guardsmen They was On the saw Nuri niassed Rualla horsemen was sent into the way they town by Sherif Nasir of Medina long had been Feisal’s right-hand man A few hours later Nasir sent in a force of Rualla camel men, so that by mid night the victorious Arabs had 4000 armed men in Damascus. who lowering tribesmen Said with his regulars in and Lawrence's reckless iounging } he antechamber must known that the meeting nave game up, yet it As deputy for Feisa that the nounced the the belonged to his 50 beside him, he from his the long To give him a and Stirling, a was a stormy Lawrence pro of Da- med Shukri, a AWRENCE insisted right of first 4 next morning as the privilege of “With Nuri asked a final and in a fair civil government city Naair battles entering mascus abolished and na popular hero, as acting The rence asa ( and lied on po Nasir to iitary KOvV- unced Léa wW- Engiish- ernor Algerians den Shaalan gallop Vanished down dust.” Lawrence wh ei *i : riS.viaD horse man n barrassed road asaert himself One of the cloud of brothers forward with Start, even drawn darge! “Nuri S saving to the staff officer, washed and shaved before they followed Says Lawrence “Quite street to the Government buildings, on the bank of the Barada. The way packed with people, lined solid on sidewalks, in the and on the Many were crving., haalan closed the debate by Carpet (so enormous and quietly we drove up the long violent a carpet it was) that the Rual- and no questions asked, ‘The d udzgeon la were mine was the at the windows Algerians rose the should be not make mischief, writes Lawrence and swept in high from road, persuaded they but power of hall I was balconies or house-tops. seized could red faint- and shot. fear thei the Arabs an example of murder a few chee myself ly, some bolder cried names, but mostly they looked and looked. shining in like a of the But things different at Town Hall, its steps and with a swaying mob ing, dancing, singing difficulty, Lawrence Nuri Shaalan, rence’s amazement. on them two Ones our nor set pre- JOY cautionary as part of politics.’ their eyes. A from movement long sigh, heart O THE peaceful an Arab (lations -large the enthusiasm the terms of tation, a fire traffic, were gate to victors passed to work of Their aim with enough to city, marked our course nature was Government, native and self-sacri- translated sanli- work. were the foun- halls packed and employ fice of into —~yelling, embrac- Entering with found And to Law- either side of Algerians, brothers, whose friendship for the Turks had heen notorious. The Algerians an- nounced that they had formed the civi! government. Before Lawrence act, a fight other chiefs caused the meeting to break up in con- fusion. rebellion, Nasir and peace. Police, seated. brigade, relief telegraphs, currency the attended to. railway were many matters which must be and imme- diately “Our rather than could a fitted Lawrence “It was run up so furiously well that when [| left Damascus on October 4 the Syrians had their de facto ernment, which endured for two years, aim was a facade building,’’ writes between two Gov- an .occupled and against the will of important elements among the allies.”’ without foreign advice, in war, * -. @ ft. ‘ 3 a HAT evening Lawrence sent for Nasir and the two Algerians. Nuri Shaalan asked quietly what he meant to do. Lawrence the Al point another in tt acting loath to yo country wasted by The Stokes Gun Class—From a drawing by Cosmo Clark. said he The Germans were without hope without guides, amid conditions mad enough to break the bravest he nerves. ‘‘Yet their sections held together in firm rank, brothers. would depose gerlans and = ap- and the rich plain was scattered over horses were laden and ielr place until Felsal | Cray Hair Restored hurt Nasir's feel- "WALNUTTA® HAIR STAIN strength of “his BR estores Color to Grav. Streaked of Bleached resisted Says Har or Moustache and animals. came, thus gently because In a of the horror of Tafas we killed and killed, even blowing in the heads of the and of sheering through the wrack the animals; their i of Turk and Arab like ar- death blood i | moured ships, hizh-faced and could silent. When attacked they Presently, halted, took fired bodyguard, to order. There was no haste, away to join the men hunting sie - & | ) no hesitation for a still larger dt ; They Turks from Deraa. SO passed gives this graphic picture: FY | Fourth Army, dark, with a / ; | 1 Arabs, English, great gusts | o troops, Australiana, and ; they their it : 3 2 ‘ transports and everything to | | flee for their Law- rence does not tell how many cut although he gays the pursuing tribesmen killed and killed and killed. Indeed, account! of what happened after the joined up with the forces for that final Damascus makes wonder if any number of with dead men madness born Was had no Algerians ings and Gives any shade from light brown to biack Oces not wash er rub off Contant 96 ponons and « not sticks oer greasy Seid be af! druggrin of oe @ wend vou a Trial Sue Pr@e, large wre enght termes as much) The It vour druggist don't eel! wv send direct te we Send the pellew wrapper tram two betties purchased fram druggeats and we will grve vou a tullmred bertle lor rot hing NICHOLS CO., 2208 Clark Ave., $1. Louis, Mo. Send Thu Advoerinement and GET FREE SAMPLE. own if the Lawrence: “He asked if the En I replied certainly, that not go. He said do all fallen glish would not but the afterwards they as though come. sor row Was and running slake our agony.”’ with Lawrence might position, and thought a moment. Rualla if Without out to of his rode one me = ‘You shall have the you | er DRItG HART R treo tinny or NO yen aent erying, no vour will, and quickly.’ were vlorious. waiting. the old man went mus Turkish tor me harried by T} Indian until column of Lawrence the his tribe body. h ore, n tty STANDARD LABORATORIES, Sta. N-(02. Baltimore, Ma. the thel: 1e@ Algerians came with “It was very guards, and with murder in eves wind beating in from the south and east; abandoned guns, only by the noise of shots tossed across to us and by oc- lives. did casional flashes, we at length come to the fight- ing. Every field and valley had its Turks” stumbling blindly northward. Our men The fall of night had made them bolder, and they closing with the Each vil- the fight rolled to the work: wind gun were down, ™ 7 & cone ae 7 woe, Pc Rattan his thrilling were clinging on. Arabs British sweep to the considerable the Turks survived. As the conquerors neared they touch with The com- the the and the were now ILDRE RY FOR enemys lage, as reader and was wild it, took up he black, icy Serj el Ateibi, one of the Arab leaders. tings, Vol- Turks 1} Snail with riflefire. shou ’ — it ys got in comniittee there. the Arab flag on before sunset, as Germans past. ‘They say saluted it, iron- comments. While | strong force of Damascus Feisal'’s herence and were drifting through the blast in packets, ready to shoot and run at every contact with with each other; and the Arabs were as scattered, and nearly as uncertain.” Exceptions were the and first from the and the rush of gallops, as parties of either side lorn had Hall echelons of ks filed General mittee Town together. us or of them exhausted, crashed frantically The Turks, iad ft but the On. Some fel] many) halt vengeful last Tur hindmost ried to and camp at sunset, Arabs down. drove them detachments of German soldiers, Lawrence says that proud of insensible with hed By ‘and co- ically,’ Lawrence the dusk time, he rerew had killed here, for the the fatigue, as they mare this time the Turks ‘‘had lost orde: enemy who deepened, a NIRA SA AAAAANT FZ AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASAARIE ARAN ENNA JEWELER D , ITH HIS OWN GEM CasToriA Pearl He Had Just Sold, Repurchased at a $10,000 Loss While Client, for Whom He Was Acting, Disappears. that a second pearl to match first a. early e jeweler the traveled by alr to Amsterdam The man. therefore, suggested the jeweler should Keep the check cashed by BERLIN. Central | investigating an in- pearl and as possible. HE engaged in police of rurope are Why Castoria? Years ago Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups were the remedies in common use for Infants and Children; Castor (il so nauseating as to be almost impossible and the others all containing Opium in one form or another, but so disguised as t make them pleasant to the taste, vet really to stupefy the child and give the appearance of relief from pain. send it along when the had been Th searched Vienna in vain, check was and th request of his client \msterdam A proved success honored. The and then, at the bank without demur, genious swindle, which centers round a. costly black pearl e pearl search in ful A dealer in found recently Was delivered Vienna A ve black jeweler that when he window. He he A fashionably dressed man stonesB Wis black beautifull) entered a jeweler’s shop in week later the purchaser told the precious and inquired the price of a bought the pearl who had for sale a pear! , ed the other $235 000, matet asked wired to in a hat The jewe ler whether he the pearl displaved in the had intended to have it told agreed to it to be noon, where he would pay at once for if ; in the The The with hurried took the : , , ve ‘oO 2 hy ring for his wife: She had, however, price was and the set her heart on having a pair of ear- He was anxious to buy that its cost was $25.000. He take the sent to his Was to inquire $40,- through his client vem, and ordered hotel that aft It required years of research to find a purely vegetable combr- nation that would take the place of these disagreeable, unpleasant and vicious remedies that from habit had become almost universal! [his was the inception of, and the reason for, the introduction I letcher's Ci and for over 30 vears it has proven its wort received the prais ‘vwhere and become a house hold word among mothers remedy ESPECIALLY | her would thi { giving t mother would use for herself, without consulting a physician. ” : . : 4 thf PhL. ‘ Ay me avoid imitations always look for the signature ot tL ol hr ackage. Physicians everywhere recommend 1t er- rings instead. Was prepared to pay GoO0 for gem. A came affirmative and the $35 000, but when he ; »wealer aid jeweler suspected a fraud, and jeweile! paid the hac] t "| *T) i QT) We him to hotel] back to enni —~msfOTIA both the hotel detective took two of his aT he hotel he found hy iar ‘Yer armed wit?) revolvers. pre aii Abe i “ . } hy s]! idatiS Ve i assistants — — jaa mt . ind told that iad disappeared | Investig: n showed that the p ae an © j r) : ; \ n 1 ms ae : J j t if} Amaterdam A customer, sae $35,000 iad sold ten di arlier in of his mis- his client ea;ri | | Infants and Children reparec ror iby a remedy that she which) and no Vienna been ‘oe same one drew out hook and aie check for the miarkinge as he handed it to the wrote a amount, fe- $25,000, and that he had jJew- the to be frauded ‘he Ameterdam London of $10,000 In transactio might per! that the parting has also aps prefer jeweler insure check Was nh order directions on each hefore Prov aa i} “wr " ————-—— with the appeared Daily Expre 8S Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—April 10, 1927. gem Page Nine. 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— MORNING THE as LOUIS POST : DISPATCH # APRIL 10. 1927 w Net taie Ya. iW ? thd” a boas g W> a J a ne - we . ¢ Poke OO eta nibensganiie spe Oh. ee hin mln ae name tear “MYSTERY S” STREAKING IT AT 203 MILES AN HOU R—This is what the four-ton speed car of Major H. O. D. Segrave looked like to the eye of the camera when the Englishman was making his record-breaking run at Day- tona, Fla) Below—Segrave telephoning the news to his wife in London ‘ wx i... ka kob, a small, chunky ante- ished from the reedbucks anc ks by an S-shaped curve of the One was s y John T. Zim- mt curator of birds at the ” : ca ‘ > «mi ~ of i * . > ! BIG AND LITTLE AT THE ST. LOUIS DOG SHOW —The big one is “Independent Bob,” St. Bernard, owned by S. E. Patton of Clayton, and the little one is “Lagriappe,’ a Chihuahua, owned by Mrs. B. J. Riess of Memphis Tenn. Below—The Law Redfields, Captain and Lady, Irish setters, owned by W. L. Green, Salem, II]. . PA yeliing vans ‘ ee Dy Pe Spe the “= 2 Sra Sea %. } ? q is t ile ae Rh TO ME IRE ernie Ny 2 i pe eC ons magne FBIM x seitte r ak TA Jpetod fj Ds . aa ile Ca age PR Oy, Me RE ly (8 Me a s 2 SD RR nee at « NOT A TIRE WITH A FANCY TREAD, BUT A WEDDING RING—An enlarged design showing the pop- ular orange blossom figure. This is the original rare wood engraving by Herr Wilhelm Lechner, passion player of Oberammergau. Miss Jean Tromey of Cincinnati is smil- ing through. sci eAceinnia ernadeaeen J \ G2 CX Neg Nea — —_ mane ie rie ee Be ‘ Cvgelig «et ory. neo ™ " _ 4 : 1 re . ve _ 4 J 2 7 ‘. ca al, > ie So . " peer Os PI > a + © we. “te siz a ¥ rts ea ol 4 144 aT eee ae. eee es ee eee or . t tw ‘ Pe) F = ea ee ©? Swe ® sid AS eee Ped ee ng . 26 Te : . . . } “sak : Pe M > ee i " + ‘ - . ¥ tne 4 : 7 5 Sing b . up+-* ma a , , -: TUL eee ay. # . : o* ry shila a’ ‘ ‘the ek M he aa p ; , , “ » . " . . . ee * eee - . Deskin r 5 "7 " 2 * - a7 sa od. bs . J ue tall an 6 yon 4 P 71 . ‘oo i eats fe See bas haters Paw ae r, ? a / AY “ 4 1 eRe apy ey SONI 1 Age mali » Fh) eee : = Pr Y n , » Ard r z on _ Me * , gy Spike: fash 7. * * he 3 x sas a Th > pn re rhe ‘ PTS oe .: od na a tehncanell a i ee ne, te ; s r . a a a ahh EN A oy a Phare >! ADEE pA ep: Diy a pase RS ae ela Dreite seo, Avapead Y ¥ Na , i 4 . Ny Base ick Ato Id + gana ia a * ’ oni >. ee Cs ae ee that agian ‘ ? i es Hs Gas. oe ee ee ae = ae Ata? 7 ge ae ke Eas ba bse had ler ee Seen) | Pay sees poe pe aes Cook ath eet “ ath Sar ~ MARGARET ANGLIN GETS LAETARE MEDAL—Catholic art prize, awarded by the academic council of the University of Notre Dame, is the highest recognition for Catholic lay persons in America Miss Anglin is the first actress to be so honored. ~o JOHN McCORMACK GLAD TO BE GERMAN BEAUTY IS STRONG FOR SIMPLICITY—Here BAC K—The famous tenor’s smile Miss Hildegart Kwandt is wearing a Panama hat, trimmed only shows it as he lands at New York from with a broad red ribbon, in which she appeared at a recent fashion an extended vacation in Europe. display in Berlin. She is Germany's entry in the Galveston beauty —Acme phot contest M =o . ayy # Brad oom . = ) wet Xe! a oe $ S VATE T] O “VEF ] HILD—The educational] and health authorities have installed the NPP ARG RE = ; as eee wae “a ) VATE B H FOR EVERY SWEDISH SCHOOL C . a" WAITING TO WELCOME THE DUCHESS—Native women of Suva, Fiji, lined up for the reception VW aSa ‘ated tripe have dressed up ; te rT ve Lek A) ew _~ - rr ~ + . } : ‘. q : , : + Stockholm in a campaign to eliminate childhood diseases tile i : ; : . | ; — Te = ' . 7 to the Duke and Duchess of York on their recent visit to the islands : . : — Sia eae

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VY). NG 7 le 7 — ‘sa? «-¢ - AN BEA ARONI ¢ _ le le > RI¢ _ AME — \fAC \iacaror More Wome SUNDAY MORN vertisin g Is Post-Dispate Three Other Add papers UAE nce ON : ‘f]- “ijt ‘(- no ° . Los Aneees s + } if and wonderfully c St pe age anc was and - fi UDOU lei a FACE POWDER VIVA | MAOCS me — rrésis Su 7 c oO f a7, +4 e co i UY aw Y — i, VY & T VY Su, 2 . . eV oohag ~ > vlad 3 ; ea s vertising St. Louis newspapers COM- Post-Dispatch than all other BINED during 1926. ‘ Y ~ es ~~ -—- 3) we | = eee ee dr THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ING MORN NDAY J ~ al ~ -_ a universal weakness : 5 lt nute -- OVEY 1h A MinNnUuU people ‘ } TOOTH PASTE =~ ~ la en for a 7? ‘_-* me if ~-— = © LISTERINE OO Nc Re ee — ae Ren & rm A 4 rhESS Pt: Nae i PIERS IT REIN EL NOR A RRR: ESN een amet: RAEN EE AS RRO SRO ie aerials: ee Mio oi

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__ SUNDAY MORNING IDOU (CS OW DER anil ‘ coaotith- 7 i 4 erfume~ yt srr DOU » wder Vanity | eld pro- | der—a tiny | temough. It ,ents leak- | wif” V. Vivaudou, Ine. New York Paris Chiceao q \lontrea! Los Angeices as Prepared by Chef FP VOEGEL] Mayéair Hotel ST. LOUIS HERE IS CHEF VOEGELI'S RECIPE: macaroni in selt water until tender Strain and rinse th hot water. Heat a piece of butter in casserole and edd Then add a thin cream sauce and « hand full of grated cheese Season to taste Line bottom of baking dish with ivers and fresh mushrooms sauted in butter and spread macaroni on top, filling the dish Sprinkle with grated cheese hake in hot oven to a golden brown HEF VOEGELI in his wide experience at pleasing hotel guests in all parts of the country has learned the appetizing appeal of macaroni. Irv the above recipe foi genuine goodness For the finest of flavor and nutritive qualities use American Beauty “Macaron: It is a favorite with housewives everywhere. Hundreds of other tempting maceron: dishes are given in the American Beauty Recipe Book Write now for your free copy. AMERICAN BEAUTY MACARONI CO. 213 Granite Bidg.. St. Louis, Mo. carried by the than all other spapers COM- g 1926. More Women’s Store Ad- vertising Is Carried in the SOMETHING ELSE Post-Dispatch Than in All THAT PONCE DELEON . MISSED—Miss Ruth Gra- Three Other St. Louis News- san waked MRE ot Detroit, Mich., elected Queen of the annual cele- bration in the explorers honor at St. Augustine, Fla. ? y ‘y® cre Si,i” papers Added Together. THOROUGHBRED and WORTH HATS Style and Long Wear Are Built in sHBRED CHARLIE AT THE CIR- CUS—He gets in by acci- dent, in his new film, but when he sees the beautiful bareback rides, he stays on purpose. at CORINNE GRIFFITH BACK FROM EUROPE —Bound for Hollywood to begin the filming of “The Garden of Eden,” as her first United Artists picture. SPRING SHOE STYLES BY ENDICOTT-JOHNSON No. 861—Men's biack bantamweight Bai Oxtord. Also in tan, No. 860 Ne 3880—Ladies patent strap ginpham-eflect under SPRING brings in an array of Endicott-Johnson shoes that are truly beautiful in line, shape, pat- tern, leather and shades. Hand- some, dressy models for men Smart new designs for women. Novel, mannish types for boys. Gay, dainty pumps and Oxfords for misses and girls. All ex- pressing the newest tendencies of Paris, London and Fifth Avenue, as interpreted by Endicott- Johnson fashion designers. See this unusual footwear today. For here are shoes constructed to wear well, fit well, and look well too. 6\60— Swaenks Boys tan herness-stitched biucher Oxterd Geodyea: weit. seft toe YOUR LOCAL DEALER in End: cott-Jo ohnson foot- wear has the fashionable new spring styles. Thousands of stores throughout the VU. S. have special window dis- plays. If you cannot locate these shoes nearby, write Endicott-Johnson, Endicott, N. Y.: New York City, Mo —Shoemakers for the entire family . $3 0 $6 o 7 , . * * o atee No .37646i~—Ladies | > Ouis parchment one~wvye er 4 4 r go Ci Mec P tie Paisiey sea se’ Womer . pent trim, quarter cut oi! N Bers out. 2-:inch spike hee eccord:ing te atyie and s's@ No. 2291\—Giris’ patent Princess Pat tie Goed year weit, percaie tip and pane/ Beneath their stylishness is a foundation of real quality ... of strong, soft, fine-grained leather; sound soles; shape-holding form; stitching and finishes that are un- mistakably the workmanship of skilled shoemakers. It is the Endicott- Johnson policy to make shoes that represent the very utmost value for every dollar you put into them. You can buy Endicott-Johnson shoes with con- fidence that their style is authen- tic, lasts correct-fitting—and that these shoes w://] wear 480 — Boys so fA S.ace besased strap app 'qur _. wencaaay aa phi. 3 cae Y “4 ™ Sf gee _ | ae ¥ eee 97-05 ; . " ot ¢ ba 6 + Reheat a 15 = a fe = EpAteg ie vA ve “522 4 idan ek fe vi . i dis ; tn ¥ oa ee . am he oo yen! bay nerd ier “ vite +, x se % . F Ps ¢ ¥ pi by . ‘ 7 4 ‘i are : ‘x we) m sah Kee é Boy re ae pease : ; ae Ves y . . ates pe aie ad vad ~%, ae SS . "5 i PP a adie Pv be.) & Vr aeee p ee ead Se Rai ae | aes 1 oP et, ie ’ “ we ; bent 4 i 4 ewe Rage do ‘ut it ~ << + ee te avai wal ri aee : % ty ‘ : Lear CPN. PTA “wz? a, ” ¥ & sty ant -d . 7 Be vin re * me tal Pe ok _ fall ate 7 forage sf ae, eh nd Bees i pe Se ae ee GEA “he . ¥ ame ae ae me ve. ~ oy ee WP aah 0 er fala ie or RO hs se.) * seb o Pe 0 ee es Mee. & ’ ee me Pt sets, ee tak of wi ty = ierad * “ ia She ag Pore Kanth WA SRE eR . ae P » 2 ie * BAA tc ys 4 ” ~~ ‘ 4 te a a Rie Chg my Bs AY Fre ont, eee re de ae pylhns ’ ih Ae bin y ~. ee” 15 nant ~ ape Puig te Merwe le tye ay at : ; ie Ie cee tan aise mnempecrss eA? * Panes . 4 ¢ byper te Hey ax ees * « 2 QR ts ie Med oa i

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i ——— THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING —s ——- Po rfrt mes by Ya rd AN EXQUISITELY BOND STREET” !0vely perfume created ii from precious otros and costly flower essences. A new and arresting note. YARDLEY 8 New Bo: New York 15-19 Madis Toront 145 ASe aide reer W g ‘Paris 4 Avenue Jr be : Villa just completed at Pr where he may take his eas the nation. — . ‘ ® 2 ; * Sa a . mf ° ‘ -. Ss a - P > = , . we ey sews — - % a Le ge oe it aes ~ 2 — —_ ~- sles te mth tt tas a rata ~ oa “hp tis hae en ot a ‘ api aestrersee ee ite > Pett eo 2 De Maees, moot oe a CG AO TAG GOTS BAe pag ei mit peite ~—-— = a > ae oe eee . > » a i 2 =~ a are “*RADA Ohy Cinter ae. Lae gar: ys have found thrilling health again HAILED AS FIRST LADY OF CHINA— =a PO eg. years a eT Oee ‘ ] ’ i aR ng ie , a en j me reag® . i a . 2 —_ tg > eae, Oe ee ea eee ae ~ a2 ‘ . . Ais aba. i pee “IPN AB ce Ro! ET eR Ry SCR Se RES: watt RN ES. eee bt Ras Risin. oh are Se oe han x r i a as “ . OS RS Se Dea, Nee Le Soy Me Es hoe Seog Nast hte wei tide | . Vidi ANSE epee gun img - ; , ’ oy wa ~ ‘ PO ER ON LRT Se Feats gone 4 2 poe Different from every other ginger ale NO MERE accident of fate has given’*Canada Dry” the qualities which make it so delight- fully cooling and refreshing, and so differ- ent from every other ginger ale. “Canada Dry” enjoys the rare distinction of being a real ginger ale, made from the highest grade Jamaica ginger. No biting capsicum (red pepper) —the cause of the unpleasant burning taste of ordinary ginger ales—-mars the fine flavor ot Sanada Dry.’ Because of its purity and quality, this fine old ginger ale is a drink to sip and ish as you would a rare old wine.... A drink not merely to quench vour thirst, but to refresh and invigorate—to add a touch of joy and joviality to ever ladden your days and ni vear through. Serve it ton . ‘ iy — 2% he , iz ' le meal. The very sparkle The ‘CANADA 99 1, 5 435 RN; nt at Lj CT Reg. UT. & Pat. Of ; bs ; ‘ vw; “7 ( anaaa ana Mme. Sun Yat Sen, widow of the founder of the “Kuomintang” Chinese Nationalist party, is an active worker for that cause. She was educated at Macon, Ga. IMPROVISED PIGEON PERCH—It is provided by “Chickie,” a German police dog owned by William Willets, a Rich- mond (Cal.) fireman. It may be all right but the birds have their doubts, as their spread wings show. P. & A phot tent | WITH THE RANK OF COLONEL—Miss Mar- jorie Stauffer heads the Reserve Officers’ Train- ing Corps at the Univer- ‘My PAINTING makes it necessary for me to doa great deal of travel- ling. I may haveacommission for a portrait in New York and then one in California. “This constant travelling in con- nection with the continued strain entailed by my work itself, resulted, a short time ago, 1n my feeling al- ways tired, rum down, nervous. “Whileinthis plight l was advised by some friends to try eating Fleischmann’'s Yeast. 1 had long known of veast, of course, but somehow had not thought it would do me any good. Nevertheless, ! decided to try it, and 1 started at once to eat it regularly every day. ‘The result, 1am happy to state, passed all my expectations. My tired feeling disappeared, my nerves grew strong, and today I begin each day's work with a zest that I had not known for many years. OW simple and easy it proved to be! —for him,as for the thousands more who have found perfect health I BECAME a regu was so ashamed of the ' ‘ rT - “ eh * I ~ —) ~~ ~ my ;ace ; a‘ Ra ~ ae a s sD res Y : cC gn F “w and my ! Dbous and p Lhd taking Yeas' ‘always will. I eat { plain, one cake before every meal through this amazing fresh food. Fleischmann’'s Yeast does two things. It keeps the system internally clean. And it helps to keep it healthily active. A corrective food—that is what yeast is. A living plant. Unlike medicines, which stimulate the system to tempo- rary,abnormalactivity, yeastistheeasy, natural way to banish constipation. It purifies the digestive tract, pre- venting the absorption of dangerous poisons by the body. It strengthens sluggish intestinal muscles, aiding the processes of elimination. Start today: make Fleischmann’s Yeast a part of your regular diet. Your digestion will become normal, your sleeplessness will disappear, your skin ill resume its rightful freshness—soon you will look and feel your old self again! All grocers have. Fieisc! Yeast. Buy two or three days’ supply at a time and keep in a cool dry place. Wnte for a free copy of the latest booklet on Yeast for Health. Health Research Dept. N-931. The Fleisch- mann Company, 701 Was! ton Street, New York City BELAS ran ews Not > many of my friends.’ Leona Err this —to regain the jov of radiant health t three cakes of Fle:schmann’'s Yeast regularly every day. one before each meal: ;ust ali pec ron crackers uit juice. milk ive one « ein hot water n Ca@icin fore meals and at cuation is made COUNT LATTANZIO DI FIRMIAN, /talian Painter, at workon a sketch ofa beau- tiful Chinese girlin one of California's famous gardens C Conclis your lips You'it you try You firms nothing begin the lipst vouth! Ones lips astoms! Nat preter it Pou that Nature anil foe ; box anc Sold ey ¢ » ™ , Incorp : * neg : sity ot Kansas and is in 4 - atex ad Street eu’ Torr tale t has the same effect as candy on @ bh altecca! : — " | { eh! | T 4 4 ; _ 1 J } 1} } ms ‘? } ‘e.., . ‘ ao ~ ‘ 4 ‘er ‘ . th : i Mu Laug Toba! , mMilLeG el 17°44 CP : 3 . ; Fe ’ Tuil command at the mMiil- — aways Aan’ & a ’ rer ¢ P’ OA Teg eg ME a, BY cet ts Efe a w meen a ae Denes nent aiken a necessary ° r? fas’ > “av gai Pas ee “4 oo Be a ime

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~- — - APRIL 10, 1927 | | se wom THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH its i? Salles Sy ae eo Wee y ’ - " *) ae pc natural, fascinating Maid vs sop lt » ne “ *s wet ral singe : , te ‘ cn Form curyvc¢cs W cpetie tl of hs YU U j SITELY wie % ; : . rr. . ° : . a. [ > full higures should ré cy tie sf serfume created ee 4 r ic ees ' | a : vn M4 . ~ : _ he a ri ve ‘ the Maiden Porm Double 1oOus oTtos and + : 7 ; i 7 : 7 “e : »& a —_ we ~~ | ‘ -. £ , : r he _«* fe . ; ' | | \, ; DEMAND THis Purse Borthe $1.00; . oy. a a _—- ; a : - | | nt , ’ . * re ymmpaect 1.0 , A ; ‘ nil * - P, é . ‘ é : oe * 3 . > - vl s | " > : , ~ 7 . : a3 ; " dans P . ; “ * i ‘ : : +2 alcum $) 0 ae “ aoe Ey ; anes P . . . wi.” . ¢ : Oe ge ; ~ "t oa - . -” a4 1 — > 5 - . le at all Good Stores ait - : ' ~. + . . v a oy a ‘ . . = 7 1 . r - ‘oF » ° . ” = a * a . y" = . » ; . . - ra oe oe =o # New Bond St. LONDON : | canatiateit , ~ | —aoleneeeee BRASS!IERE . ¥ Medison Square N , 45 Adelaide Sereet W aii eoococeo nae : : ' » 14 Avenue de l'Opers est . a? The villa, naturally, is an im- ‘The Origina/ Uplift Brassiere 2 Villa just completed at Predappio for the iron man of Italy, ”~ - provement over the house, also in PAT APPLIET where he may take his ease when not —s the destiny of ¢ ” ai Predappio, where the dictator The original, genuine the n ation. Try ~ & NOerwooG 3 Be ie - was born (shown above ) ; with no Brassic fe is sic mtificad fs 00000000 4, 3 augury of his coming greatness ial + ——e =~ oa tea eae tg ae 5 The America of peed a a beenas ogee motor trail Anenchanted land,where for three days your luxurious Harveycar Carries you on a personally- escorted motor tour of ancient Indian pueblos and prehistoric cliff-dwellings in the New Mex- ico Rockies between Las Vegas, Santa Fe and Albuquerque. A new motor link in the Santa Fe cross-continent rail journey to and from California. Only $50 : | 4 a oe | : — oD, Hi] | with everything provided, meals, —_ -, 3 , | , oF ee AY] PAF ) lodging with bath every night and eee al r —/ *Senee PME fia motor transportation. -C “ae | fi In no other way can you see so i Sle Z - if 1 // 7} much of a vast, fascinating region Ke ers yy , iH A. Yh ag ‘ . , os Ore | een awith : — ; Sei oe fe in so short a time—and with the same economy, the same Mail eet for Picture Folder comfort and the same free- . dom from all trivial pplenit ' 7 a : SERVICE BUREA\ | distraction. FOREMOST IN GLOVES BRE se geaelignanatguer detour you are stil] the guest of Santa Fe- Fred Harvey in every detail of accommoda- tion and fine service. : y vated eh. » wey, ** witt * Pg , * Ate tage” ‘4s ‘ v : é ‘ ty i s 7 : hela alae ae ea A Pia a AeE A oP Mais J Nada £19 oe SA 4 TT peo Bey” Fs 2 iy. Ger GO, ae - . : ” 4 ‘ - ; ba , ee ik wt beidtins . - ss “ rs i ‘ ke A oil pat ae Pres ae ‘i iv rial. ; Cat 2s : . ‘ } nil =a OS ia : a ax : viet Pat, Sir Sy Satna Sac : x af et 4 eat 5 Se Seat Be keg ote #, - , 4 ee Oe = ait ‘ baw wed ‘ j eee oe ne 4 Pe hy iy F " . ‘ . : my. YY * ie a 2 hs Lie oa Reptile, AM . _— a iy & ees ie Rae hues ial CEC we ee RP vets ma A oan ete aia Mier iter) . Be he Bali e ade, toe iar A! ee ° " — - " rT ny ~e " . , * n Chis = — . 7 . «i itl 4 “— oer ee ee il 7. ~ f arn : fe: oP aa ee Be eT ae Se? Be ee Ps, Sarma Re the ee asia? Xt Ma } eS os i , agli’ a ato on Soty ee ak Ve a rat : et ‘i SR ig Meo Sapam, phe Sse Sige i =, Sa oe ie * . Sh a mood of relaxation. Bet- At AM Good Ntores , ome . ait - “a a8 ar ter take a good look, for the camera may never 08 ‘ | | | | catch him that way again. oe 40 APR, her wn 7 preney sree | fair eee i te 0 cag Boiler te ae we rudential \ 1927 The Prudential will dis- tribute Dividends in cash and in the form of additional insurance to Industrial Policyholders alone 4 au iM - pple Rago se bie ela of ‘ amounting to Over 31 Million Dollars! * : Pee Or aed a: a ts eae sen 2088. ee ad ee | My, TF : This is the Greatest Sum happens Then, gradualiv, vo r lips SSeS nS De: . “ye F » ore lo with the orange color o! : | a bs Ever Distributed as Divi- blush-rose, Nature's 7 dends to Industrial | 1 | c Policyholders in a Single vou rub the upstick over Vvour . : ie , ( ; olor deepens-—becomes richer . | settee } Year by Any Compan) | Vel . and stavs on aii dav _ % : ' aT in’ the Hlistory of Life st t “a ‘. We REPL. > “yey? ta" ke & i mig pon alin rt gee fe iad Prope , - ne arn: el aa it aplte N ANAOANEIT A ON A Nt NE A Oe te Se 8 ARR A i ss NF pete ™ » <A) A 6 MB io FOIE Se aca Aeon via rape oe ae “ iv, women Ww ho have tr) ied Tangee -* ae : ud “ey. “ Insurarn (’. . 05 the ( def fashioned Kind oj upstick ' ij angee is the only lipstick in the world ied Te ga As ten abe 7 \ ‘ nanges Col ras it Is put on, to give vou AT lovel Vv gio ss Ask tor it today, ure to see the name Tangee on the the chic little gunmetal! case. evervwhere Ask the Prudential Man or Write Lipstick $/ < reme Rouge $1 Rouge uv ompacs, ; : ; : . 4 . ae . ; «eel . i. . " ~. Face Powder fi aed “ee ¢ ’ . a a a . < . ; = » = —_ ae Day Cream, $1 «The Prudential Insurance Company of a Che George W. Luft Cc \ight Cream, $/ New York ra » tricked EDWARD D. DUFFBIELD Presiden HOME OFFICE ANewert V - —— nt Nae . just for a trip to the pe well suggesting that Parisian fashions are gai | me eee EI ee The water vessels, though the same

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— —, _— a —<—<_ ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATC ih . _ — ens omic a LLA CINDERS _ ” , or —— rst. LOUIS,.MO., APRIL 10, 1927 | <= two little aaverturers are stzl2 orc thezr way to Hew York — a long, lorg way —— TE THERE'S ONE THING ABOUT OUR JOURNEY EAST— WE'RE GETTING OUR FILL OF ) Me THE GREAT OUT-OF- <9 2 AND NOTHING ELSE! WHAT HO, WHAT HO! IS THIS S- A LITTLE HUNTERS CHORDS I HEAR — WHY DON'T YOU SHOOT m MARBLES OR | _.__s ome SOMETHING F (Tp RATHER Vp PLAY GOLF | WITH MEAT Cc : anea SECTIONS we we RB BILL CONSELMAN and Y CHARLIE PLUMB = — THEN LET'S GO OVER TO MY HOME FOR A pa LITTLE PLAIN ANDO PA FANCY EATING! b agh We | HERE WE ARE— COME IN AND MEET THE FOLKS! sie mh. j 4, ’ vila STS pe sage tba RRMA. gett! yy ts ety! HAT ARE YOu = puT- & BUINGINIG IN HERE-) BUT-MISS ) OGRE, CAN'T : How DAR E Dy I HAVE | | © -{ GUESTS IN MY HOME? , aah : Mkipe Yi} ’ Uf ess Ga “OU'R TO CUT ME! - FRIEND A RIGHT TO GRING US TO HIS HOME? “TAKE YOUR NOSE OUT IN THE YARD AND CHOP WOOD OUT WITH HER— TLL ATTEND TO THESE OTHERS! eit #0 : ae a {isis iinet a pat *) 9eGRROd. ongy “ih r : » 4 +} . . 4 : ee ee. Rpts sv enyng, |, Pm My LITTLE FRIENDS, YY YOU'RE CERTAINLY THE DUCHESS WATAVIA]/ WELCOME, OEARIES- AND THE DOUKE WATOVIT. BUT WATCH OUT 4 aa te. WITH 1T ‘ nb cbUbagF ia LA HARI he ACT YOUR AGE, \\( GIVE A LOOK HANDSOME — DON'T BE ™/ AT THE GATE AS TOUGH AS YOU LOOK-]) AS WOU PASS WHAT KIND OF A PLACE THROUGH IS THIS, ANYWAY ? BUT KEEP RIGHT ON PASSING! | MUM 7 NOOLL MEET HER EAST Y youe _{ ENOUGH! TF SHE DOESN'T] ——) MEET YOU FIRST! LE ped THERE WERE ONLY SOME WAY TO CHANGE HER— WE ALL LIVE HOUR TO US! CHEERS FoR JILL THE GIANT- Wtre== THAT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING! WAIT TILL MY SHIP COMES IN— TLL OCCK IT RIGHT AT THE DOOR — AND GIVE TRESE OLD FOLKS A JONW-RIDE THEIR LIVES! oe 2 PR Oe oA HOO tomy ae i oe Sa tae ae

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—_ ‘ie es _ Ree eerie art cn —— ee 3 ye. MISTER BANe! £ HEAR YA WLOADED SOME FURNITURE FoR ‘ TH SKIPPE YESTIppy ? >? g ‘ Foonerville q g = nee pe2 4 | Folks ty Fontaine seine MR. FOSTER WOULD CALM D You wovr ong TOONERVILLE: FOLKS Misdirected Energy - By Fontame Fox (Copyright, (977—ty Bell Syadicate, lec. Trade Mark eg U $. Pea O88) Great Britain Rights Reserved “Vou WAIT AND Fi “é 7 aEeS 0 7 WAIT FOR / HAULING FURNITURE AGAIN: | - J SORTER STRAINED MY Anat CAR AND THEN END uP [Pam = = ano Aree uot Ge BACK PUTTIN’ IT ON So By WALKING DOWN THE TRACK ——— foviia: Gaeeis. vale ye GIVE YE A OiIME T COME f» fink, bags fo LOCATE IT, | . mae i a HIM ABourT iT!” | st 7 | £- OOWN AN HELP MEecece RC T | BUT t Kniow MENT-\ NOTHING OF , 2 TimG | im So SoRRy DOES S AFE : ” x HiING te eon, “SoMEBODY 1S UNLOADING iad — . THE SERVICE ON THIS LINE é HASE BUSY MAN “ SOME Bopy HAS GOT To SHOW —_ : N ’ OKS THAT OLD IDIOT THAT THIS 15S oy proms) hdapeat, Bsc te IS A JOKE BECOS THE PATRONS A PASSENGER NOT A FREIGHT , PERMIT 'T To BE a Line. i eee. P| 4 ef, we " - Vv 4 mm atl i V q 4 rs sgl ip * i “aie ~~ » $2 INIDER FUL T NIGHT- : <4 PEE SY ALL S Hor IS.HE GETS HERE WE wWon’T Go DOWN “f cvess iat mics: aie 4 ] [BEFORE J GET ALL. THIS JUNK a = TLL HE HAS IF HE. GETS ANY OF IT UH! ‘V mm ANS TRIE . STeP a OS GoT ALL OF IT BACK: oN THAT CAR !T’S B2-2:2 82-2 2 1¢ 72 ) t TOOK THAT FURNITURE OFF THAT t PROMISED YE A DIME T UNLOAD CAR AND IF You WANNA KNow | THAT STUFF FR ME BUT BANG HERE WHY I’M THE BIRD T’ TELL ie BEAT YA To THE yoB! HERE'S YA. —"Z A.NICKLE ANYHOW AND You TELL MRS. SmiIT

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~ — UTT, YOUR Son ~ Akeés. AFTER You. NIX, HC Alxes AFTEK FSebiecak chehbmcee seems. oe ck See 1© You CAN Hit THAT Tin CAN ON THAT Posts See. te HANDLES A ROLLING PIN JUST, LIKE HIS MOTHER “© — : | A Big Day in the FINE + THEN LISTEN: IN AN HOUR © WANT OH HO: YOU'RE GOoNHA So vLovb “MUTT AND JEFF LISTEN, JEFF, XZ DON'T DARE TALI VERY LOUD oR MY WIFE WILL rREAR ME. CAN You tear . me Ovk.? ae — NET You T® CALL me YP. DISGUISE YovR voIcc WHEN MY WIFE ANSWERS THE PHONE AVS TELL HeR YOU'RE Gove AL SMITH AND THAT You MUST : SEE ME AT ONCE‘ TA TA: — + SLIP OVER SOMETHING ON MA;-EK POP? CICERO! CICERO, X MUST SPANK. M'LOVE, LET WELL: WHADDYE KNOW} ABQULT THAT ? THERE S THE PRINCE ON THE DOCK WAINTIN FER US ME PUNISH KNOW: SHE KNEW WHAT igs = > ——_—_ VSE DISCRETION, RIGHT: SHE'D LAY SONs YouR You ovT wiTH A MOTHER MUSTN'T | am ROLLING PIN I€ x. 4 oO if ee b:7, 4 MY WORD! CICERO HAS TAKCHO A PIECE oF THIS PIE! AND IT WARNED js— Hina’ oe DY 2A Pee | — ee Ee ee ey ERT AA OES, ag: | p) RRR PS le Vadis WO 9 MOE Be DEAR, You step OF TRE ROOM AND LET ME THRASH RIM RIGHTS I'M wor AS TENDER-HEARTED AS You ARE AND HIS TEARS WONT GET HIM ANY MERCY ! YOV FOR TAKING A PIECE OF THAT PIE WHEN XT TOLD You SOUR SON: Now TD Loci THE NIX> Now T'm GONNA TAKE | POP IF You SPANI< ME I'M GONNA TELL » MA WHAT You Tecd JEEE OveR THE PHONE: SPANKING _dust To "Foo. your MOTHER : Be YouRSELE, RIGHTO, Ci\CE Ro! Now TA ae < oa Ay ' wa) : oS 4 4 y Ww os -. wows = § Lae are MUTT, r'm AFRAID YouRE BEING KIM TS MY ROOM AND Give Teo SEVERE HIM A LECTURE. WITH Tre CHILD! 1 COULD KEAR PoP we men GoTTA STAND TOGETHE fe En? ee .. ALL s€t FoR JGCE'S TELEPHONE CALL’ [ . ! ‘ * Te a. ~ * re | te NOW THAT THE YACHT 1 LOST- TOU CAN MAKE ANI’ STORY YOU WAN INO ONE CAN DENY IT WiCdCS- TOU CAN TELL IHER THAT WOU THREE EWERE THE SOLE SURVIVORS: TELL HER HOW YOU WERE SAVE WICCS-ery BOY - THAT IWAS. WON DER FUL- YOU ARE THE BEST LIAR IN) FHE WORLD! *

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mi itis ial ibaa tl itage eit Ree cS AME EESTI TE 617, |i SOMO FARE Fe MRE OEE OD = { ” d { i} ee Mit tote Peee bhided is? 4 ‘§ ™ SET oes TS EP) PaaS LEP ERT : etre ? Mads ee | > ¥ ie tgeree ft Nj . ; ads Ma, , 1 Ty rege / sgetty ff . wn : pit Her RL ESR ALG Se AL CRETE ARTI GLO T ; . re en Ae ta oe ee ee See. te HANDLES A ROLLING PIN JUST. T\LIKE HIS MOTHER 4 Se ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ( ST. LOUIS, MO., APRIL 10, 1927} ee - SS oman. 4 i | . tsb . Ss a - = etl PT : -— we i+ Beat — se 4 R WELL WHADDYE KNOW SO ' HAVE A BOYS- | HAVE BAD NEWS - BARON WELL GO TO THE BOWS - THIS 19 ABOUT THAT? THERE'S 1S! SUSPICION > | WASTE'S YACHT 1S REPORTED LOST HOTEL AN’ CIT SERIOUS IF SH-H. NOT THE PRINCE ON THE , HE HAS a=) AND EVERY ONE ON BOARD UP Some. STORY MACCIE FINOS j — BARON'S YACHT ' A N , = , a eer. 4 FE ATOUR WIFERZ YOU MUST THINK OP |. WUEN TT ON THE CICERO: ee pei vv aA STORY! : - : SH-H: let | : =——/ 1 SUPPOSE YOURE Corns’ = | , > y =, x - su | » NA 5 | : TO SUGGEST E ROWN OOR SELNES _ d D @& _ = = . " { a +n lll - ry OO ATED a’ Sf we. a r tele _ 4 , att, dita \ SPANKING i iit THE HOPE OF SAVIN’ SOME OF | [| ~ouR FRIENDS. ig FINE CENTLEMEN - pee ] OPOULO a just To | WE THE. PEOPLE: BUT TO OOR Ago umd | PROVO OF YOUR Foot youR / SORROW THEY PERISHED- iT , fe PS AUSBANO WAS HEART -RENDIN -MACGIE' = = , , oat i 5 MTC Se NERS IL LTB RPG ET IE 8 BOS Be — Be a ala ae ek : ay ai Hitt 4,3 4 yt SPN ba W CICERO. Now TW XY FoR JGEF'S PHONG CALL! BE 1 — WICCS -pry BPsOn - THAT SOT ONLY | EXTRA- BARON we) WOoe) — CTuaAt NEWS *S | THE BARONS YACHT WAD LOST | {1 THINKIT WJOULD YOU ARE THE BEST ) {THE BIGCEST | MR Mtl SY WAS OUT OF ORDER WHICH Cave || BETTER IF IT | LIAR IN) FHE WORLD)! ARRIVED SAFE: rae ier |THE RUMOR THAT SHE © HAO CONE 4 ea = | SUNK- ALL ON | /] Ti pe OOWN AN WE é , BOARO 42E ca me VERE Or iT- ~ Qa een yy) SJ OWN ae (wat Yv it WE 900”? \.

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