St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 15, 1927

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= = gE I, ET OS SE i 43 e te bd a4 ‘ COMICPAGE [EF -- ss 2 THURSDAY, . che. “east FIRST in CLASSIFIED FOR SALE | T LO UJ | G ~ 0 ST- [) = PATC bi ba Week after week, month after month, year — IT i Ga + os —| The Only Evening Newspaper 1 m St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service : e after year, the POST-DISPATCH prints FAR MORE Classified For Sale Ads than ALL the other St Louis newspapers COMBINED! wid AN Oo ——— -—— . Se ~~ . Ea LE ORE > pS a : iin Se — a ~ ~~ 2s 2 ¥ —— —~—— a — - - — - ae ms - i - : > tal . 3; : ey (eces) | PAROLESOUGHT 80 General Motors Men — MISSISSIPPIFLOOD | ___The Fooded Misisippi River Foon «US. WARSHIPS. h Deol BET sigaiapere ann ha oy HASe DVECTHOUSANDS = me |N FICHT WITH | HARAN PAN ~orporation s Executives Four Years Ago Put. | a | | w af : 1HI¥ ih $4,950,000 Down on Stock That Pays for FROM JHEIR HIMES NORTHERNERS : : ee es 2 220. ST. ‘LOUIS, FRIDAY E VENING, APRIL 1s, 1927-56 PAGE C eee : eas PRICE 2 CENTS 4 + ger : = onto tse ow Worth $123,187,500. ease : Pressure Being Brought to . 7 | bie ce Es ee ae From Near St. Louis to the | = B " Behalf lt H _| By Leased Wire From the New, of $15.924.84% has been paid to the | ‘ ear In um eee EW au of the Post-Dispatch, | holding company. Dividends have | Gulf Hundreds of Thous- | : VEN O April 15.—Having | exceeded $15,000,000. Had all this | ; jp : bert Costello, Serving 25 , millionaires of 80 of its chief |MOney been applied to liquidation | ands of Acres Have Been | OR | ~~~ e (Pres. Years for Robbery. ex mares Serengh operation OF &/ os ad: aismnde atthed ae Ce é — ee American Destroyer and a 4 Special partnership plan in the last | geytives havine ‘te ey ‘tet 3 ¢ Ps ch S +. . . | 4 tt ee se wating, Cea Cieneria Meats Gee (dour tebe ators Gaal ce me : 5 | British Cruiser Silence 3 CASE NOW BEFORE | @ thing beyond the original “down |COLUMBUS, KY., FO | 3 Porat Is NOW Pianning to extend thine bevond the oaricinal ‘ sain . . . - De dintie tk Soliaper exdaatiadidaveaat eal ees | 9 LK |. Fire With Machine Guns THE PENAL BOARD vr». motive is “benevolent self-in-| Although theoretically in aept| ABANDON THE TOWN | and Shrapne! “Jelly Roll” Hogan, Titular tte: when they share in the prot and contract payments in excess of | Weather B Expecs — ? ogan 1tuiar prabeeann ges ney Share in the prof- and contract payments in excess of : a fas , ‘ = y vg 8 its produc d. , : amounts sesnite i to meet natiath. Me: “ig — — STANDARD OIL BOAT 5 ‘é obbied lt was with the thought of thus’ ments when due. The 50 ver . nap J } oa : Head of Gang, L ee ee eee ee ee Greatest Rise on Record HAD BEEN SHOT AT . ° ° : ae , : 2 eo 2 44 * pam owed 4 ° i 3 | for Confirmation of the et in General Motors that E. 1. the biock of stock to 843,750 shares, Below Cairo, Ill., and ; : lu Pont de Nemours & Co. in 1923 0n which the regular dividend o | . Present Board. set aside 562,500 shares of General |§8 a share now totals more than} Sends Out Warning. ‘No Casualties or Dabage to AOLOrTsS Common {or sal. othe 1 7" $6. 700.1 ,a y Y ° ; 3 7 (Monika! Motors. aumeds | At yorbirdas’s hink ciaee ocd oe _- Vessels in Yangtze, Ac- : | By the Jeiferson Cit) Correspond-' tives at the then market price of :a@ share the stock has a presen’ Fed by torrenticl Apru r , ent of the Post-Hispatcn. 960 a share. Fhe Value of that !market value of $156,.937,500—an | throughout its vallev. th Missis cording to Report to Navy JEFFERSON CITY, April 15.- ‘kk was $33,750,( The 80/app: ee $123. 187.500- ees te ge as 4 Ssur s being brought to bear) 'Ortunate €) ties nose nan years. | “ay sek’ meres s flood! _— Department . he State Penal Board to obtain Te been made publie for: $1.875.000 for Each Man. | ‘ang from the vicinity of St. Li . —. : 1 met ae ‘ ’ rat _— scInc lousies a? » Sir te actual out-« - ket tO 1tS moutt hel . Ni = Ore n=. 3 , Rah be: fhe : , } ee ee ete ee oe men Ae ee momiper Bureau headq@arters a ‘coe : ee ee Ld WASHINGTON, April 15.—The = ed Nagy = ves : e I S - ~ _ : at : - ne st 7m Eps | hag eaeget res | —— | Washington this afternoon pre- The river at the foot of Morgan street as it looked today. /t. S. destrover John PD. Ford ¢t- q Oil nmOoeaAn Sahifk ili . bas ya i . aaa’ Ail yh. Sap Li, 0A44 As , av- Airs a a + ‘te Bae ‘ ‘ serving n° i. eT in the! Payn ents Dy the end of 1930 erages approximately $1,875,000 for * ne = ood OCON See a day fired on Chinese Northern 7 3 peel, : , | pin si gp ; syn 4 sas Stock Paying for Itself. each of the group. | a . we th greatest on record PARRIIL MPROVES AIRPLANE CARRIES Nak HANGING | | troops. using four-inch guns loaded 3 TOP « peewetiaty 4" ; \ *¢ , Be ‘ 7 7 7 ?, ” .F 7 mot ™* ’ j Pun i as ‘ musa] is i Ai cA i) N) ‘ . . . ‘ s SEBALL f the Hogan gang, who was in ings after allowing 7 per cent on|be sold to a new group of execu- dip, Producer lates Liquid Method of Rescue From ive Pearc T i Z I A | A . vA Son eas i ie i . - {} aA Ss } ; i | ; } ‘ry o sor Wan? Sp - . iv = L . ve ' * is ee oe bis Oe a inundated ‘by the Mississippi, its}*' ‘V““*\ Assimilates Quid Jud re rearcy oentences hom osite Nanking and had been firing ' a aA : f ’ Giji] ere : ‘ re ' . ee at | i . ‘ 4+» ta ring ie ; 4} i i } ‘ ' ‘ zs er . ; : ‘ = tS . : . i ee . ’ 2 ii alii a! j An (; i ‘FE | - nee L ¢ BP . 7pOry 5 | V ] D cn eae — on - |- ~“)* 4 ' . . ” oxoek a or ir avast: } v thp SF ga 4 (ius at > ts T ‘ i‘ ) j S free > Lac 4 ’ } iaiyT 1) 1: : AS bat ? the Origin: } ‘ > ee | Foo anid Has nor } CciiOus ; esse Ss in istress. ad Lo WI\ and COnald on the ol! ship and exchanging 3 re | , aa’ . 3 sir . F 5 : . 5 i f TCcnes ‘ £42 Beh l¢ - = Pye " + nr " m1 2C we re 5 an - + - aie 3 ; ’ 7 7 j os ~ * . = ** . of * ; ‘, P — hd P P ‘ . . ‘ : natal " an f a! ‘ , tT» a. ™ bf : eae i —- ‘ : ° 5 o x - inn ? , 4 7 , ~+ ler . . . | o~®F "cr ? *) i nro ~ ‘ : : . 7 § ¥. . nf t. Louis atte} cuards are patrolling levees on/|atrical producer, togay was partly |and dropping it across the vessel’s|rgte murder charges in February, | #0™#s!de, also turne@ its machine | ; . ‘ ‘ La - j . ~ ij : , a a, 4486 : ’ e 4 : a 7 . ‘ - a a4 ented Costelio on a : ? mi weed from f]) .; nto whic] cane , :' - guns on the Chinese. The Chinese 4 ; 5 testaurant ( hain Owner SAYS ( lis- THE Ti Ni iP h. KR ATL it 2 Ss. Wat ror \ na : \ Ose efforts roused shai aa! OlmMNa iio ewes | CeCCKS UL nite d State s Army fiyers at tc ‘ ) ; . ‘ ~Y ‘ ; ae ‘ “ , LOW. | H 1 Si ne U eurrent Physicians gave out a bulietin on} The present practice of firing th: | oa o ’ had Chen Promises Keparation. but es ther influences ar? rot condecne the “‘vice” of smoking of , : ‘ : a ' tence of death, the two men Nad | - Pee RK- erie geese VINES — ‘ . STI KITE —: : teen ' has Surrounde Af least are : ! ] } « condition at noon. It read lime from a xzun limits operations | ; ; : : - k Rakes Aggression by Powers. 3 a pn ivy A cia orecas . . s cme . ' ’ . " : tne customarv opportunity oO make — ; 33 —_— SS tiliil, HCCOCTCINE Oo : new administraii,e , : , ’ email town. Coly > kK has ias fol! " scALaife ; i pee ; j j rif pth) & i . rid] iti nouUrisn- is , - ° . i ‘ 4 j cil As tj »- Tree I it isf Ti) ae ; a i] . . i ri es " “% . - : 4 , ‘ -_ night. ! , “ tala’ Hotel Chase, Sept. 25 last, when he! ; “4 ~ '- ! of t! inns ra, ; + . abled near Jouis\ kK ey iJientering the hospital. Until then x Foreign Minister, in his replies to : =‘ 7 t Wt MissOurl: Frov- |, : . :; P | and another policeman attempte: ri 1¢ ebe . {; 7 : “a rry ¢ Y ’ r +} 1% “ in ) — ; , oO" os a sa’ Wa De- | hi physician had WECM 101 1 to; fo arrest PLowryv for sneeding the five-Power mote demanding a ) +3 c ; ey ¢ ‘ \ i, & hii i = : . od ‘ . : a _— 4 e 4 . Aid ‘ J _ -—* ; : - j ; n was ht ge th partment was asked to send two! resort to glucose injections to pro- 2 ex i to? rrow _ . aa : ‘ Lowry. now 23 vears o!d. said he ‘eparatlic ane apologies for the e lative. s¢ssio! tf Was nder- more amphibian planes vide nourishment. Labor Bureau Reports Inclement! he m ye ~ 1, said h reparations and aj g ' gehtts ooler to- et 4 mente “: : | had works for his living since he + = } 1e ° } wene the extens wed de There has been noe opportuni: The assimilation of lhquid nour- Weather in Virtualiv Every State | d pith ante nce h outrages which followed the cap- i . y 4 ++ hy, c ¢ Ith ere j j j i 4 se ~sidiS ‘ ‘ . ‘ : ; ‘* aS 16 LN ¢ ha heca 4 o a ~ = . » . that } J a F TY oC m | 7 7} TY Liip Ee ' aii: tn Ai torr ry 4 4 ‘ dary: or rf th, ishn ert was re carded as A de finite lias Retarded Activities. We ) v oman 1 s t : } « % ; he titre of the Yangtze kiiver cjty by p } nort? i 6 Sf ose ae — sparen ate . teats , ‘ ; j 1 se ry &¢ a or chouse it rry {oO Te- . * . : PS ver Nn fir? in of the P se flood \W ¢ e woret elow | Sign that Carroll's condition was! By the Associated Press. | 2 ; , ve ithe Cantonese army. The replies 4 » ‘ ~* mS ‘ + } t #.. . j ij ; i b ; v\¥ os +* if tr et ¢ Ly r ro 4 rty. Va ice | > , he the Senat Cairo. T] t} mouth of the Ohio | ContUnulng (oO Improv WASHINGTON, A} 15.—While| .,. , ‘e ¢] were han4ed to the Consuls of the * . ero iW . #4 - ' +4 A — , . ' thereafter arrest” le ;sé Or cory sig a) rriyi¢” Marct T ris Le lie rims ri? OT ‘ : Ita \V-—— last night. . | » the. extreme! ter is higher than it was in the 1922 | !4! ma. uring aren, i Archasetes: after his release he “tried to go : : : ; , on factorie and is slated . fine Thev added that his attack ap- Labor's employment service report P hae that ’ 5 lan’t In the replies to the United 5 f: south portion, un- 0 | fr: | : straigl yut that police “wouldn’t | . x ~ re nef r 1D | role { OTT i1Ss 7) . . i ele us tor at 7 AA kc TTT , Prey fiw } id Meer) org ight on Tile Imcreast wis not 0 large ‘ . x ‘i aes at : . . . «+ 1j in “ States and (,re at Britain ‘ nen Says SeTTiEGg Lf) Ne 4 7c ‘ ‘J = tii : . s* ryill Tria we afl Orne? iv Ee. ' . ‘ ¢ Anril 20 eee ‘ vor } . - } P we fray? seyers ment strain under pected, Inciement Weatner in pra He aid } Ww “a ‘ 7 , A | tnat they “hombarded defenseless Mi . I r c . : 4 1} = 4 e 2 . SAIC if ven LY thd ak J, an sj - . sj ~ I ~ } S I . Com- , r h* bf S [oO \ Te V\ « . whnicn rie has Peey lat Inge fo? Licaily every state, tne report Say! t! + -) nihe ret rneqd to St Lor ma Nanking.” In replies to the Brit- } ’ ' a * ¢ ; 7 . i s* . ; , %% a ¥¥ 4 . . , ' : ° # se . . m ™ 0 was fired by t} CGover- farmer at Vigus vo months nterftered with outside activitl iid so with the purpose of mar ish and the French he makes ref- ; % . . *,if Sf \\ il sa’ ‘ | a i I = = ‘ - " 7 ' 1 . ' , | ; dat. Ar , } »* } ee : x1 ‘ . {hour an rine ry oa " - : ’ , - \ « ( mrrg who : " ‘ K si i ‘ ‘* " y . ‘ rr a ied , ij 4 | . + } . Treat ’ &() “aT cy t! at Wit i pertte r VV i , i. > ne ’ re ‘arroll! is wuffering from an ODuUiaIng municipa TN provements, } . , . . . m2 i: : fon : | } / of N ¢ { ‘ a>? ‘mare c* P} ror'qo rs | tmrogr ‘ 7)? gx Tt ¥ ; : . nO ats Kl mS . in Ite peTeCC M ae inte sda NE at an . % sf " : Gery tir ne qT tine poice man but alist troops were responsible for the ; ; . ~+ rf c yy y i : woah y : : . : STTACK Ee ncnitis Vie 1] road coenstruction ind TarmMinzge ace- . = : = wominance of priso singe ition raids have closed her } shower oO} ek : sc10 e was drowned attack Of bronchitis. When put to; road C said he believed the shot which | Nanking. outrages, Chen empha- . a -D { iia ST ~~ iMrontoa »f nenn] ijn op aia ” ro jae és otis ok hed On her arrival q} had ai tiv) s s} lld mate! i]s ncreas ager , »f s of the Sunday Post-Vi1s ee crecner or PORN E. . ue cany times. The | Sunset 6-88: sunrise (tomorrow Water Laps Curb Here. pes e aereves . -~— so S killed Lovely was one fired at him | sizes that such incidents will occur , P Tro ape s nl Gry or a “7 q bids * kat shia sik ' bij ‘ rrime r¢ ¢ 719° 1 s1¢ ¢ = clihe. rie ar sor? , ’ | no . AY ¢ bye ; : . . inne — — aT {oO} of this ranch girl's ris ° ie siaqewall mer the we? ag ) ; ones sigs ; (Lowry) by Patrolman Jones, who | 28s long as unequal treaties exist. : 4 ng} " ang) a 1 Soy { e thy¢ (307 errno? | ‘ c ~ ‘ & j ’ Tic Tine vr) g! ; 1G al : nae 7 P : . t a mere iCas AUN IDO! A er i}) , "6 Ss woul! } e Bi ed, | In the reply to the United State ' YOU ARE —OIN © F LI by - tere I € is ae ‘ i cys re ‘ V' Ss crow d today It now rire re ¢ as-31] bye ‘ least T) ‘ M mre? t rif ! Antic W Wou © HH 5 d he i : i y . ! 8 t 7. ‘ . ‘, . ¥ hel at the tir that he was being pur- | he says the Cantonese Government : ; 7” . re ee , ' : oS i . A ait AML . i. LV ee OQ? 10 davs pefo (C‘arrolil ; engzazea a idiwoenal neip, many [*. a‘ : f ; pert . ; TLL BE YOOR Costello was convicted of parti- of the Post-Dispatch ° | moved 50 feet west and the im tal tort | : sued to be arrested as a suspect. | will make reparation for all dam- 4 : ‘ i ‘ ? ' A ; ‘ A cA ‘4 i ‘ ' ‘ a aT " l¢ ‘ry oy ntinue ris frir 0 | ores Alt ’ mice ‘ ni Te , ! ’ f AR™ rAND OVER b natior iT) the ho} liaiy of thie Fens NEBRASKA TOWNS CUT OFF RY . toy R rowers wre , manner ¢ c Desk a4 % : : I. : $ : , we . ai Io! ow teetifis . ths ‘ the it 1Y"s uit “wae age done aa) the Amer an coneul- : é - a ' . as ie , oe ‘ Te 5 y #825 owes eomSee 4 A ». fre FOO TAat nrison LIT ¢ ,* rep rt . rPOon AT i : 4 a> . . : x Ria ‘ ; A . ; . m ain ‘ . . ; , Ls " e ; ‘ : " . P ‘ F ; iSKEeE i * eiry siore aft VW ba Ty) M iuch aT Tales of the Stage Ac mvmvInNnL 1 rie f yy hy "YT } ‘ry eu" 1) | 4 ' | . —? , . ‘ : Cer | for Spee O1ivii ? er Ps = Ot ready to mike all reasonable Nec- f 53 : ~eeee : ’ r} ] ()? TNO nas The ie . _ , . ; sti ‘ ’ , +} 4 Bs sStS3- Ber og pt thes : mntnalie @r an 3 le ry a MONEY ; er , : . : "T’ b. , , P ‘ . . : _- > ; | ‘ if 5 Tali , - COUTS# () ‘Sean ru ars? } ™ ; *@ ‘ ; = a o RE gaits? seit me NEIClyY FOU00 In Jewelry al moO mn eae i A eee on the || Autos Stalled in Drifts in Chadron! ee railroad tracks at the top of One Man Dies and Another Is sic- | ; spotty , |, oe paravion, except where e + : ot 2. . ‘ eece. ' iii j +? ‘ i ~ i ta : 4 Y . . } } r) is ‘ mar ‘ at res ir? r} * ‘ ‘ , , ras stolen | lives mer He was ‘ | , See Streets: Colorado and Wyoming he levee are covered with more — Near Death in West. be idup in a | Pe | there is absolute proof that the in- ; . : ‘ . ea St; =, © 1 iis iT if ‘ } if at - : : . i a } 7 Th mF } ’ ~* iT) ai ‘ “ - . | convicted on {ior a 79°). T a) 4 ; ; : ‘ Also Suffer *} t ‘ 4 cyt of + at 4 > T a fre if , rr P 4 er tod Pre Ke BANK RECEIVER, CRITICISED } . ’ ; t : \ i : rie 62 we r¢ caused by the Britiah . , & Other men. B. E. Gilbreath. Elmet ' , : it ! ‘ ' Preas witenhil there has stopped base. | SAN FRANCISCO) April 13.— jand American naval bombardment” i . 4 ; — pispatecs | gejigntiu \ ro de ion ns ater : iis : or — rity aan. yelup rs | COTTi- cnr fee Tuilty in nnection with the rob- Cs mov _ ; — ) ' ' pants ] varnine tle r- - ) 1] .|H. A. Bane roft Succeeded In First been vare e did no a, - ; 2 4 in { iad 4 . i ry sigomtc ‘ } \\ ‘ i oe ae “~* WN »? + : I VA ‘ ‘ i ‘ or pr } ? ‘irr a rife are Vid as c rey ~ ; " dh ae iw. o« iin el lays and the present days of }}/ TC , — dams menaber sit ae oe | N | Jerseyville. Ii hoot Scene ron. Chen Chien, in command j { 7 ‘ AH iv ': and ri CerVe } cs mié r\ f*¢ S ‘} J | \ 4 rs t 4 ¢ j , +4 4 Da |: } ’ : NAF ‘ ationa nt af r VVi es Fe ; / = ' Wwesterl ‘ raSha Whos | Li) _ ( i at oo f QOrinning bat f bif}uUO , ’ . ‘ : “4 i tees { te Oe ie weet Sve veore eh in th Litentia? troupil i teatic : =r by W. Rk. Dillert of the Cantonese when they cap- aig , > it tf J "4 Veare each n the ye NIieMrc_ia | ¢} _ 4 _— . ae Pa . t (>? . Lea Yymni i? Whniarves rr +} a . eita'e oT Ty fiaklana - , . : 4 ‘ " a" ‘ > i | : oe . pee ie = } ‘ . | scl y . ‘ : iid i i. ’ ’ .) ca : Aid amici : ; NAVY ORDERS 33 Al : rt ‘ 5 iy ain if) Pay statement ~ ; L— } 1} ; MVS Sentence was Com» of LU a ° © i g we ; _— ; Wu I 1ne W rer nowy are sV¥V vine t . AT, ’ . c ore iv. } | Hiorac¢ \ bar rot receiver of . ; . . — ; : ~ ‘ pics oO t e ir i t"4 rc }] es ¢ Ome -¢ ct s } i? "sé i cy ey. } ye iTS Off qie , . : ithrough the *: Tati on a liet News rm | the hy ’ ‘s Y’¢ Tl ‘ OT \ a i I 7 ’ y*s2 7) } > ‘ i . ; , * Tiey? ] ’ i ? Ty - - oe . * ” TF \ By i Tae — oe er Nebraskans wer efey ' Wiki / and his companion, Hugh Morgan, | t"' Pirst wall | Bank of Jersey Observation Type Craft to Cost) A gercy disclaima reeponsibility = 4 ' , *\ ere goY i o Ls ’ Ty ‘ bls i Pee * = ynCrYV ’ VN ? “* 1 T . ] ah A . \ r } r i A ; j \ 1 , TL é . me , fa’ “ c vv 2 9 en 1 : re} "4 . A ssesess > a? te an? 4 j ‘ llo } . ? , ’ uy} P +} , > “a ty ,? : 3 . v\ ' ss ' i } é ’ | °T" } - re ‘ +} ‘ 7. 2, re er rliirriS¢ if ‘Sig rie ’ ve. es i cl pS ‘ = \" 4 Qrrra c,T™ A A vee : *T beg \" . > . - i «J It} j . i ' ' ry | . 4 ae nis ¥ Thane J a peeoee ° nart tn ¢) , lette nm til ~ 1 A a4 p Vals 1; { yates ) \" ont 7} “+ Siici ? ? Next S177 hat \ 7 t \ es ! . ioed 4 mv ‘ rite . ‘ ’ oF “4 , ; ‘ ’ : 7 Ti4 Mi Se ' rts rnres ’ : ’ : i | ; i : ; 4 4 , A ot iil ~ i ‘ et ; ; -_ . nOote | it whole night : a ANSE TT. Costelio asserted he was || zine of the Post-Dispatc Hl ty the Asdeciated Pret 1 LOBBYIST KILLS WOMAN. SELF tion with the slowness with which | Lach will go to the Lexington andland day before we eoulé restore “ ; ? "gags ™ ' ' , no oe 3 wr * . ‘ 3 ; cr — nnor _— jn, > esd cs | i+ morwy woe 4 eI cart Lhove On stare ere } rile s if rs Aer ' ; ‘ . , MA NO HA oi€ eT-| e iting ent ; a vale. ’ ‘ } \ e DEN \ De £4 Cc n A ry r) : ra i . dl lage Hi r " = ~ ¢ ‘¥ rpamiie i rrieTrs , will rei gee ea? t Puy ‘ ening ofr the "4th ~ : : ere 2. “© i . ry¢ a ~* LA pire -_ ‘ ; das ' eLhi I mre "A oT Ba’ . Afi roesers¢ i¢> 7 ye g* F irae or the ait wation 4 Vine , 3 . | 9 . ‘ + i j daha i x. ‘ ss de ; ; . : ’ ‘ , } *, fy ‘ — q P " . 4 es _ . ts © *s -_" . . » - - Monthe }4 , te ) ~ Prac nsitrument ~~ a ' : : here yesterd Was i168 of an inch ] led \e ae Maryhneils Wi ' a 3° une - ‘ is. Mig A - big is ‘fed af ar sialiaiaies ihe he Pp oO local oa f. elite ri is i ‘ ‘) if a ‘ : i 7 q \ rs ‘ _ iy — +r, — ‘ “ . . “— ‘ , ee +1 . ct ‘i btad ’ ii 4 ii : i; ‘ ; . — baw J > s . REVE ry | . . . = ‘ ‘ — brating hic sere nt -fifth anni | = f ’ . ee wr piesa .& 4 (yt , Py " : ria] versaryv, completing a new and | 1 * ae , to 4.75 inches, while the norma! Hollywood. then turned the pistol) was played in Japan mors an‘ ;OOting This ~s cone » i rae i 4 : : ‘ «a : a Lil i . i; M . ; : ‘ -™ . . og” as — ‘* " ‘ ; Earn ‘ —— = 4 a*aore ] a - Are order. ° @*q" } ? reveal ier ar h 9 : ; . ‘ } elige in o« 7 , ree . — + 1? ' ? } : » hati? hy) 1? nowuit enay tne 1 riisinge War ti r) " ’ : a Ce ath . prt cialis | ware ~ a* j Board last.December, stating the ° haircuts are an Easter gift fror, | PP! Valley in genera] Legislative attaches said Hill had ba estate . pneue vo — Oe ay ay eRe our soldiers were busy disarmin S ‘ . > s . as re oe ‘ ; tien 3 ear riateria!! ifferent fron Foard of nitro ‘ the 7 ; ‘ “ ww esit s & SMe i; meer_men s: ntenced in connection Sunday Magazine the Barbers’ Union to children i, | A private levee between the Mis-| heen morose over lack of attention, game Was averia y different from Board of Control ; ne request Of : 1g | } } _ ’ ’ ° ‘¢ toc o As i? , ‘, ’ ’ ae - i ’ Ff * c Centi three orphan homes Centinued on Page 3. Column 2 from the clerk. football as We Peay MH LOCRY. cling President Thompson. Continued on Page 2. Coleme &. fl! ; : hued on Page 5, Column * _ -_ coe sept: ot o +} : a4 Be «4 . | ii Ulas nll hy ; TM Ro i VV) taf ‘ay! 3 BAA The Post-Dispatch SUNDAY EVENING SPORTS SPECIAL—Sunday Evening—Price 2c] = — a : . : . & : - te 3 = . ~~ oe . b - & 6 gi ail ae ey ae RS ee Kate = 7 re

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OS i ad ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_— = 00 A100 B.D F PAGE 2 _ ST LOUIS POGT-DIDPNCH ie RIDA EVENING, ee a) | UU, UUU Di ——7 TTI PLEA EFFORT TO SHORTEN. CANTONESE SPLIT, {Missing om Flight in Arctic 'NOPRISON TERMS FOR ‘Reply of Cantonese Foreign ~ SACCO-VANZETII F ATEN ENTIRE ASSETS 0 ace Minister to American Note BY HARVARD LAW CLASS =—-FORD LIBEL Ty CHIANG DEMANDS ~~ oe NE eee RIS eats aires | ca aaa ori DORI OM ra ‘ + i* - 2 > es (Eight, However, ! ab Adie cous || gene Chen, Foreign ein on negotiate with delegates of the | hy 205 Seniors, to B Fees May Be ~via ; gee ae ft $500 “OUT ‘| the Cantonese Government, tv ited Stat r satisfactory | . Ses ~e Z RUSSIAN \ DUSTER , ears 1 ve \| the demand ¢ the United settlement of (ne Sus ae | sent to G owe Next Week. “= yonest Offer Mac | si 0s ene ifferences endir pe n | oe . i $ : The Ministe: . ore! ; ed mates, ¢ - i rhich ill | Ry f geocia ted re Br the rROIT 3 Press. aa . & a. ae RS ee ae hacia secne cece Rie OST pil. 1 petition ‘TROIT, Mich. April “il ne C t Auctic we % As se a . fairs of he . ? assure the iegitim ? is _©- . Sit. y DE VU — chine oO. a Conference at Nanking De ¥, es | NEW YORK, April 15.—With'| ment is in receipt of the Ame! of both countries and reciproc- |} from members of the graduat-' pian by which it is hoped Seam nounces Officials of Han- Pe: Soe a as. | son sentencas imposed fo 70 rer se Cs mepes . : ity in their relations i in rf oe iaw anee nA} ~ord-Sapiro $1,000.09 Half of Valuation. oe eee _ le fend- April 11, formulating , |i asking f clemency suspenals d, e ent defend at ties al Rigid — tinder Way. amate tinhen anh Dean Tere being worked out by ot - , &¢ > _ kow Government and In- Nea i. jants in pene Cgrerge cogee ard semi | E> eo nae aaa he di ‘ te nurderers sen-| sel during the week-end adja ENTOR’S SUIT demand fo equa ected o the Sherman wri . i , . ait A ; ly er nationals COMmfiitts ment of the commanders ; sists on Their Arrest. Pe : es | Anti-Trust law today have only || American nations eerie —— ee ; MAY EXP s ‘ a “3 ine 1 4 7. , aad | | . | ] wens , | ‘ Of} 7 : i A | e | . | Attorneys and an — AY SET UP rs : beads ae "Sentences ranging from six to 10|| Nanking March 24. Luraers, personal injuries, in- || fense Committee. | The petal willl . ocking on books and resi NEW GOVERNMENT | © nd on motion of the Govern. || plete reparations for persons Me ) Col Mie ted, necessarily || either individually or collectively.| suit, during his 11 yea nent im deral Dis UT | 3 ” sett ee 7 bad seaume he 17] ih ngage pre Zain »e -e organization activi Patents Which He ° . ie idea of presenting 8 Break With Radicals May peepee "eevee RE He Sold to Jon With Northern War , “- £ S cts vere er ee th ee fs een a ing conducted to ascertain th ene Beene ae gin ton aptaninee | ere ee re ete ros Lis country for thy ns thr , ee eee : | bh se includ penden igmen het Sapiro has said he receives proximately $400,900 for hip & ganization and legal work, nse counsel in an effort e plaintiff's motive ig : ’ ira 1e 7 sees a : : o-operatives was other thas — eee a — y “sa +3 aa : eicr eiee a a a | aati for pel injuries to ture pproximately s de) thm “s ais ee nf the | tic. have announced tha Government a Hankor a te ber , . + ’ , aie of th i iil in na ils and the ma- § Northern idiers ware rifles, ats nae “% as om so ni ieee xis +h 1] show he received 31.000.009, ; ‘ so a tinge of th: oc tebaiisasncs epee iM 1 damage done 1e Nation hesides 1 camp followers i palace a Sapiro at adjournment of os ndeptes Of ga em Gis. a Be fae ec eae st ae -° (renwal prep de“th en. Chet ‘hie! “Stein S lair was among the &7 | ¥°s*¢rF@ until Monday hag Kuomintang L iit al n N . i -s . ™ _— - to whether a mon the basis ‘vidence,’ fe th SI anizations whos: lutions demanded that) jw was on the same plane|CHEN PROMISES the defens whe use of any form of vie Bombardment of City. rom residents in the vicinit = HURT AS AUTO TANK EX - De nea 0 08k Se DENOUNC ' ' ; a French Writers in Manifesto ax 2 a. | Vulff attribut ag been acting 2s 4a iviser ie sais : aper added, but thes Continued frem Pace One. mand P : Atrio? - . .* ’ . : - ven . 2 Timte? ' : 7 ° . ~ . . a ¢ — . . . > ‘ 3 . ‘ " . on 4 5 1} a38 } sear a4 : f . , - ’ | | aha = > ' ‘ : . - ss : ‘ e* ‘ 4 ta : tt is mal ipa ge d $56 fy and the " é . rn + — " f° : : ee ba ; . F ; aw" Yr? 4 > ; _=. 4 ‘ ‘ > é he a4 . s . ‘ : . : ' . ‘ - ais ry = ' , hy a ; q ry if i . — . , _— . ; a , . ‘ . - lutions. speaners ei ‘ ] erty wien ; ‘. a ; + eS ¢ . the question hare wit , sen oll mn MEMBER OF THE ed into 3 oa ma Q* aaa — ; ter . . ematl z ’ adie si : , : aS hae na meer. scien — ang AUDIT BUREAU OF heated ron “hicage Dauy ».er Lop. ' i—~ ney wa liadin ' — sae , : ae ; 2 a ] 7 a ' nti ie ¢ am anologev shou iS 2 hi, hone th; heir fate wil! e The Assne ated Press is ; on MOSCOW, AP! ; son Of tacks lad een Griven Orr OF 4° . ses re : rain © unequal treati fete linatior the q tion lecided definite] ither for death. ise for republication of Se » the inane li statis | ; . aoineae to : ota — ’ : . - ? 7h 4 ror 7: a { . 7 ete : ’ ' : : ‘ ; I . . + ‘ , ~ . ; +} ih ‘ - ~ ‘_™ s - ann Vioscow. . . ' | Ais 3: . 7 ‘ Ral ’ ' . ai ‘ ’ ’ ’ ‘ ; ’ " : r : — . - .t “ss nrrne - a 72. a h ij ts m — > irs ‘ it. Bruckn Generals Oppose Communism. in , Soon 7 ! , ro" wh nstitute e chi i oh prugias liberty anes reir — a aint tian . saa — h - ur v > + Itt 7 . to se —- ; ~~. ‘* . par ‘s : ia P ~~ -s 3 . . ~ . —— — hs rot ac in . ionai : . : : ns , ? ee aa ai ASHLAND, Ky., April 1 Phe | sunday only. o : pas How Inventor Was Won land Times. morning newspa-| Remit either by pos Meee The career of Bruckmann hard up - —— _ bercible Division of Land Report- igs going On, Spey ed in Hunan Proevinee. menact eb ; rTi€ c tne Ase the Postoffice at St. LtON i ig towar troops ot ‘hang Tsung-C ze i ds eRe RRR EE ee Rival Armies Entrenched on ) . e 3 strengt! olated +) 4 . _— . " — Ph cw I > ™ i lj ia |; Wwe ad \ a + s posite s=ide~ of Yangtze. I i> ‘ P ‘ 4 = . . : ‘ ; -. oe . — = the Cantones® at Pukow. ; r * TD . es . j “a 13 i ihe ASS ec iress : my | i ; ; pa: ee an P oe . as Se Sty 2 river from Nankin Shy : : nie here a monsti iw off See ayer anil ecilitint niin badinten tintin as were drastic bee niforn and dispatche: r ba roposed that they jotm sr from Nan ante are) sate miners moneirous form vi), SHANGHAL | Ave} EAC] aoa" agiaton “agnnat foreign [Taken a more amatc artrude, "|Maifarme, 2nd dee SATURDAY SPECIALS #2. lining up their force: : ASS | me eradual closing in ofthe Red| 5°: oF | nerth van oa | sigipeoaa | : REE «2s ilar accoun ‘ r Jones meeting at Hankow > Ll é 2 Tee , [ . ‘ " ams é ee - mn ki - Ps ; : , : rt 1 ‘ . ble xe ‘. | 8: “tt we " | . ‘ . : ae : ; i it a 4 , - : = , : - ts ’ | - P y . .Y Co sr fc 7. L¢ Take Advantage of These 4 so ™ . , , tt. nd wounced Chiang Kai-Shek and his) | ai EN ad be etaken by thi : -| pers / ma 1 appa as a | 4 - | tT n { ; ; true . 4 . ‘ oe. nt = — . ’ e } ; " : , , } } O- rno ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Y} } 2 ‘ . _ * ‘ : . followers as counter-revolutionists, |. 6. troops are prevented fro: | soi a i ee «Sra enna a rs meses Ee aia Check einen aaeeeee Big Values and Save Money 3 it of his association and invited Feng Yu-Sians one : ha ti e{tween 1 cOV na -ANnK . ‘oe e note ws eS} iTS ‘ : repo! al ; ‘ ~~ : . . , 3 . . 4 —_— ° > ’ . : ° . ‘~~ * ‘ . o 4 > : ~ : " sé -* ‘+ ' ee ' . > pS - 5 * “ a *} . ‘ . a i ; Cc i. ‘ eee z " ; « ’ . ' ad ré puted|s ‘ — . “ ; + a 7 | i} ‘Iai : ; } 3 T ; / ; | : ; SG , ak . ete) ca A . is : . ; > r - 1 . _ . . : ‘ 3 7 q “— * ' a ‘ , ‘ ’ - “a ’ ; cf pre 2s 2 ' ; ‘ ; : : . 7 > . Pa ‘ } ; 3a) eek" ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ > °2 | . . . ‘MA . ’ ‘ + tf ee ™ > _* + . . ‘ . . ’ : . . i | ‘a - . ‘ ’ forces with the Hankow radica:: felt th trag lima, , | SAXOP ; . on ~ 4 , ; » ’ - : . " : A i i tia . Vs ; | | : ht Chiang ES SMR ig oreo py! PiUeeAG Mi y+ 5 eae ARS SCT EO Ae > LON Tig Nap og FBTR TL, i Eg gt Lats a St Se me ee sai as ear AM BY bi 4 } ee ae aa , ) Pe bed ' Szechwan Provit 4 i} pl , : % ra eiT Oop position 1 iil LunISsh) bia Viass VMeeting At Hankow De- ei : ‘ Se, we : . ee ee ee i ep tn tn i a t,t in i i te tt te i i i te i i i i te ee ee te te te te th tt te te tte eee eee eee ‘ ; i | , ’ a : . phones are —— ke = holders VUho Pile«d r } _* . ‘ EA I EI Ae - A IO - . ee eee ' ' ‘ j elr support of (nian = nounces Chiang "i built—made b “Against Cunningham Co., - x 47 nays Cay ong We tine Atego hake ee nae the y wou! act under Bx he Age sted Press eum - 368 ' , | : i . dervxl to Pay Coat, ? See petecipies 1018 own by the late) HANKOW, April 15.—Resolu-| 11404 to the protest of the Sovie ° BHRTREREEEERS. WEL slightly used and demon MEBTD* “PP ocevon of Wath Sun Tat-Ben. founder of the ‘an- ES Me . eee ees, a8 : . + | bean _ a oan ( stockholder fer tonese Government ions denouncing the “coun Consul-Genera er the picketin resen tin OT J OSter : | strators, all standam® | vm tales (hiang May Fight Two Armies, or shek and demandin lat he te pa oe oe " makes, as low as | 5 eeets La ‘lede avenw Combine With Northermers. werth: a ommand | ry reite — officia > | des :“ The decisions of th: Nankin thi ‘antonese armies re explanati uly iv 2 on, that th —1atirdas ’ I] \to — siiie oe cleavage of 1%! nM ws , ion | da consulate under ir e whe en ee B ' ‘2 of the Cantonese, headed ‘hiang Ths arthy : »f a i .o he . ¢hat ¢ tay =? C ss . | Was * Kai-shek. from the Communist and | 4, . ay | on unt , - nd : l 1 Pekin - . Fe, ¢ Leading th 7 adi ‘ail Vega Pe ee - $40 pasa ; ane . a not Extremist s ‘ion hich ts . , spect tor 1 the tral ©x | l- raided and a ‘ved informati = Maybell . pe : si a ’ ER PLE tea Dantonese Government |rive committee, disobedience to the that this was likely | to, intensif Wurlitzer . ....$15 —— Fe They sent the possibility of an egal Nanking c uve ntion - ¢ i1-General in $ ne hal | ane ; | } 4647 4, | Wurlitzer . ... $22 , rae “ 7 = Enecushen aan Semmaests Setwees the two |Cantonese political erganization!| In connection with the search of | § $ a Cy Leedy ...... ..$65 =— BI Semcintce rene Southern facti » : fam - - et CyN : \ ega oS o2208 8 € 2 ie $5 5 = : aa ‘ : B2 oe " tt . be ireops, ' Wangtse battle fea, and his for: |i ain siemanded. they (OeiOg accor does Rot enjoy the" immunit hoo ag MARTIN TRUMPETS fies 00.025 mer bitiee a ian Ww “i - s he é' ised of Killing Li rites : | . (“onsu.-Genera! .: . , AN Y . : Used By The World’s E r 4 + ' ith th rt horn are RE ORS nl American Naval borce at Hankow The tod Star (ise) S tb 5. : . F Et petite : “e ea ee to Be Increased. nna the lest ca f | — — | a New Genuine Martin Marshai Chang Tso-lin te Man. | °F ' a Press ot liankow toda sum Patent Ith ca a craft Trumpets are © churian war lor so controls the WASHINGTO, April 3 in ly rotect Americans a they atent With Polka Dots : Kid With ES hee , 4. Th ley are built by ! Pekin Government, is an outspoken the face of what appears | evactate the city. Tae Semen Serchvetnt Kid 7 Jlover Shell Gray Kid : 7™~. * Other trumpets, foe of communisn pivatening sttuntion Ste fereignes |™°* *i! Ge to Manan tenhtines lover Red Kid..2.0.0.009 lover Patent ...........$ used and demonst The decisions o ne Nanking at "e j : an ; au meee R). : a ; J = 3 > » standard makes, conferees complicates the question -horites hay aken sté Washington in Doubt | _ co ae ae eT ae Set redgsay " rie as $25. of redress for the antiforeign ou eaene t) 22 t it pe ues. rages of last month at Nanking Ad ral "‘Iliame omma!l As to Significance : OTHER MUSICAL VALUE ; 3 | SS ee ey Ot ee pea AION I Of Chen’s Note am | VIOLIN OUTFITS, $15 Up HOHNER ACCORDIVESSS ac MOP Double Ex International and Soviet Organ. eT. => ee smi a oo | TROMBONES $19.50 1 , : sie ; Sy Oat? Pree By the Associated Press lestroyers Preble and Noa to Han . Associated Press DRUM OUTFITS, $30 L 40 UKU Ss -, Ane MOSCOW, April 15.—Gen. ©} aor mE ECG SHINGTON pril —An | CLARINETS..__ BANJO UKULELE . * nd William 4 ang Kai-shek, commander in chief _ soot we; si BE eseanpeeas pp ie Rio lene Big a went bend C$ og gf * Sage vaiiatit : — | ited of the Nationalist forces tn ¢ um = . 2 — : a zi we s : ; 4 — ‘hinese Nationah Se cenadee cnatire pot nahi : sites MANDOLINS. .. UKULELES...... $1.50 "a ~_ ae et a is being denounced in Russia for) destroyers Simps ae he Meee bo ee ee ent ith Parchment, ‘ “orange PIANO ACCORDIONS. HARMONICAS.... 15¢ BH wn pyre a hia stand against the communist. “OPT R POR Maids ig horit wnien i the repiv ' ‘ :' St 7 W cave Trim. Geath ri © FIFES ee , ~ ’ } . ~ ae er © th ‘ i | * re hh — > “a _ - ’ . i > > ae : . ‘ * : % ‘ > ~* ; > : nar ee ; Follewing the :ssuan: crf : » OF Sips Ad Rg oe e oO . . LESSO he give {festo by the communist in i Sse American naval vesse! mimi . synehron with pr repo > fl ee RES har sani ? : casant to Trade In \ pie oUt of the atteme Pravda said today that he and his! Gerry. United States Senator from the antiradical action taken |! he } 3 ee 2U°omebile tire follewers had become the cen: f' Rhode Island. was civen a bi military elements of th ntonese | | * — ~ A ird s- -—. . 6 =e : 2, 3 —s Ar As : J” rm ; 4 . : " \ > si _ 4 ‘ : ; i Vf 1006 OLIVE ST. muntst party and moutvAptece of the Kalu’ z. American Naval At he pudiate @eviet Government, said that Chi- here, went up with him. nfere on the OPEN SATURDAY NITE UNTIL 9 P. M . 4

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— ———— TT _—_ 5]. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927. | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . PAGE ee ee IRT 10 SHORT 7 ____ New OibBurning Electric Railroad Car FLECTRIC-GAS TRAN AD AONE THEATER HOTT] GUEST WHO SET 0D LIBEL TRA | mS ? A DIBTEDNST. LS =n RETO ONDE Now a Hobo Rendezvous. i Statement of Sapiro’s : oe se Next Week. Hf Highest Offer Made by ae Ta ce : Pi: % | oe tg: se ce Wate : American Laundry Ma- April 15.4 chine Co. at Auction, Is hoped to short. . I} Half of Valuation. -Sapiro $1 000 ene libe} : ° (_orman. hi : 4 : ae ; it * TT IPH Ty eAroe i > ane hia h 1 tue ” ae a , Vii r f iT) . Be } Leg) , ii } ry j tly he might be there for severgjapetfort 10 OP fain : 3° ger | nel : | , menial Many highways throughio a fee ia rae Ldrmitte March 1° fis OF HOGAN GANG he aan ; | ’ a } 2 {iSSS1S1 T>] \"s | r have : ' : ] } ’ p ; eT} ; APS +) ' " st tak- ks more. 6. The . ~ ? » FSR "s : ‘ é _ ‘ 4 . PI e , j ' ‘ line y; Sf» *) . bh . 7 IT) r\ye¢ rif * ting Cm * the ‘ ontinued from Page One. 4 ting on books and records kep; anon Sapiro, plaeutt in the @Peter Bruckman Claims the during his 1] years of farm organization activities | Patents Which He Says sAset » ' ra 2 Ke ; & x t erative Only Two Emploves Needed, ' ' irles j - we ge tries Henry Ray d-Vear-old {beyond his room ' ' Gorman’s widow lives at 3216A A * ate io , ‘ted Seder: ar! ¢ ITY ‘ ’ : mS, thd blial Mak NOiwmaS } « : nd lama ; £6 } "Vil ‘anene vit . tin , ee ; , . : ; | ; hursday’s session was Ziven over pbmiitec ae , ving ) ‘amenta!l hussy 7 he has spread wid heir blossomed - . whet SEE Ea eT arl Sf ', a ion vith the robbery had been released an effort Dy Ford counse! to” appt y ae } ry ness ind flood th air wit} } " , . . ; ‘ re : ot. 7 — rit ] ‘ i¢] TY] \ IPC ys) a ary | , |On ¢ xplration of their sentences. . : a ‘ vey } ic ils ] ‘ ‘ ral ears | é r lil iracks : Lh J s ail iv Liat the pomp | adie ia ee seen i ae 7] lo : | -ock rank, «a gue at ti Hote] |no objection to commutation of 7 ‘ 4 at , } aa , ' : ‘ 4 * Lida Jaki} \ r ‘ 4 in) >: : , TY ) ? 7 AS AUTO TANK EXPLODES. . tad cted a bid of at lea: > =a sot ty lift ou star} fac ) rain : el : Isla sin line The other cars| Jefferso: bbed him [4 anq ithe sentence in view of the fact ad nformed one]- ag : kgs : lrops es vill e me sac tn | Locked hii a clos hat I always thought that if Cos- r . ‘ y1}? *. . i , 7 ; 7 ar (} \ ; 4 y “ ’ hy - Pe ‘ . 9 . - _— . , rles Henk Burned When Spark Seiad to co as hish| St- i ee Kain has held back the epring “28 im the Wild-flower res "| DOLICE TAKE LITTLE FLYER lowa, Oklahoma, Hlinois and Lou! A fev later, Dr ] ,.|tello were guilty he should be ignites Gasoline. ; $500 {} { ‘ iif , . } iT 7. 7 " i] ] or ‘ ) . tf) + t } . 7 . ® 2 ™ s f z . A . : . ia ; : haries Henk, 21 years old, of t of interest to a suit filed yes-| 4M men rk . than it woukhi -have been without | Crar ae wher ee : INTO EDUCATIONAL PLAIMS a: : gee ee ° i H Statl vans told] ‘cuit Judge Robert W. Hall. ee > Se reet, & tinner, was r (i ruckimanl mt eel ‘all lIthoug | : , | : “| th ' : mnAareny : } ) 1) SO Va . . i AA ait i ‘ ‘ i? oy? t} , iin } 1d -. »e . . j ; MK ae A 4 i . ] 7 ‘ : . ns . : —s ' ‘ “ ‘ } >. ‘“ > inad pee Il) offered A five-year rec .- Oline exploded while he was; Purity’ adi: wmder of hea; ment in St. lis County is mount i ar ee on ' ri eon Finuw ere! Gained ascendancy ov: i m3 ; y depart PAG es is ommendation by the Cireuit At- ; . rm lL» - . & *. cities: et. » ‘ sing : ” " “ 4 4% " » » ‘ : . ‘ ~ & @3% , i ii ¥ . . *? - . is s Me " oh a : ‘ 4 " ‘ = >} ; an i i i rm i r) ; . ining the tank Ff = automo- ; any ~S — sia = 3 ; ‘ 1}] | i | mL nig? “4 iro? th : in } ' yin : vo ; ee ” . miadin . . . sa" , . ~s Wt} li, : : 1] et , ‘ P ' . } ee ’ bi ffs “ yon ~e orne y if he Ww ould plead guilty. +s the rear vi his home. id | ; ; , ape ; p ) , : . ; ieee : : if I bia a i] vi) ; : "ee nis Wee ripte “1% bas , | id dge Hall said that after Costello . » . r eir + m= 7 ‘oO " , rk f om Pe | sno : ; ircult in ‘ lec 2 ‘ i i di G ii Ls . ‘ ' Hy i us eony icted, he told ( ostello and ‘ires | ought t é “heste d an rUIMDO are ; , _ it ' rh 4 ~- , , P P i. ire “$e tho 1Z os (oO ha\ wpe: es ] a are ’ 7 l¢ 4 ak ta . ‘ ha , ‘ i} iiY'e + \ } j om) ‘ T} t , rita es Blossoming karly > | i i ata ‘ Ts : . a. ' ' ‘ -3 iat c) = is attorney that if a motion for e expiosion, e was taken te , i iif a % nay rotted. a 7° “lInh. ¢ fang) ,11 Sin o04? ew trial was with¢ x ; 4h which . 7 : aa Processional, elow the bl w] > the i ee on de , hartar , citations ithey ge z ’ ir Ww trial was withdrawn and Cos- y 10% , rhe automobile ; i J . : taiats : nore t2acandi l ' Ud) | c27? . : ‘ "es Sache a 4 Wav ; i 4 La ‘ pe : “AY Cc; ~ 2 3 . t+ eo 1llg’ “ enl sz be d ; a j } r . rity } / up nis ene , } ! ‘ : j i\V J T) ) iit ‘ 2 | > * r? > ‘ Ci] L] . ray “= sum iit _ ' . . } ' } ; , , ’ ad ” : . . ‘ s 2 ’ sa S app _ >| a andoned, he would eeemaged NE ONE 8r86Eeator Brwcimann says in his suit | ‘75° - : | ark the lets ay arly/den, the bluebells line the water’: ne oe 7 y | jurns Lighter Oil. | | . ‘Siand lines.|reduce the sentence to 16 years. no. mat he sold tne patent jones | 3 es Ages bs eeeere| > ale pringing, and with / ed The rpenas ar =. 2 all} - aise, a he har, and hi in| bout : li - in America ; 3 Oa ae . men hey | This was rejected. Judge Hal! — / $25,000 and bough b50 gion tasted a ; ae i _ ther ETON the whit lutchman (ne Irult tres but the ; le, hich VERCT) ry BBG Several Iriel Dow aking us fea OuUS Vpes/| 4. nag anh : Meng ss f- | made no recommendation for rth of stock - he avi : nes ii . 4 i ‘ it) I f \ . reer he L} 7 spring bys put) Th : : ; May. The : = } the tabls : re : ' Ta" } . : le | . ah : : ; - ati Phigaepnti : che mency in his letter. LLOUIS POST- DIGPATGHIME besides. Jones paid for the | 2#™Aerd to the extent of | . though ‘one must look close |yellow with the poccoor, ded bs JOSEPH PULITZER ents with stock, not si sel, si ekicas aires ‘ ee sae al .OrF Hest Nestit tne (INV AaZi itn hite flowers of the | l: LNs Ti is Bri ; ry, ey 4 : Poe . ’ ‘ ¢ in , iv? ” >. Diished Daily o Pulitzer Publishing Ce ‘ a I Twelfth Pos at nd (live Street 4 : , EMBER OF THE aSSOCi ATED PRESS ed inti = AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS rromot he Associated Pr is exclusively entitied } PRASM use for veoahlioat ion of all news dispatcer™ the financ}! Sted to it or not otherwise credited in 1) sian paper and also the local news publish avid Jones in. Ali rights of pulbicat) Ti of apecial di ¥ me insolvs nt : Ghes herein are also reserved up IEG i ‘ - ; urity assur him the m- s out ; 1 Siusning, ; zu San I LOW ; it J tr} Subscription Rates by Mail, in ae 1908, but no ] mage ia thre: ned. | | nj : ) me : | | . hiv and Sundays mone vear : ‘cee 1 ; had a aga 137 11) . iY i eat ee ani cy id- re } eo (ne urn} iL ry - + a. i r¢ T) | J | . I} piicte *] . (] le } , ror} ‘ . * = —_ 7? 7 out Sunday. one vear oes : Ai ii i Al iss | Pol) een . , ‘ ts ' pene 4 i ee 3 7 one year . How Inventor Was Won Over. “7 eee ah eae _|new-born red: f a myrial other wreath ana the fragrant Chinese | Kern and seized t! fCINS, and O}; used tor Tese} n | | 7 Be ie taal rds SA MEAS career of Bruchmann is the i, SO" are wer! und Sc. Louls ifwas look ‘wetter tuap | Samnemnehe tock ‘bation andi oases "et allcaes |iteen, nace GREER) | our of them!...an rf uis eachange = va S hate ee eee at ta: am thes VV ics Levee Tee nes es 5 aoe : ‘ Ayan ’ ’ eis ’ ta es, ew Medaess en ru _F e*eees _ Subscription Rates by Carriers Gaal story of ‘entors; nard wor i -*. ; ney Wl r nis. year, tor o he spic od an t wel-] r aqownstalr: an leg Lee ling 1 -ock Islan “aL of eA jvered- by city carrier, or out-of-town Gealer; sis ; EP : ates ~~ ' ’ as ae 2 aes Gree a sie clk ; ‘ca 5 fee wery une , ' ty 4) ' each one a real bargain. ly on'y, 50c a month; Sunday, 10¢ & co ingenuity 1 OEM LT TIO ITIL OE EL TS OR SR LI. ONES LI ERNE NE we oe ee ae eee a ee Ps tty eet ge BD ('O. = | ’ ; stered sS second-class matter July 17, 187 = ithen the loss _ Sostaifice at Bt. louis. Mo. Ruch iiiieton iy ‘ ‘ uNndeyY hebe S e 7 Bs : : re) : a E : . vinencage ate : : ‘ ; ind h : . ce - hn aa f liz 3 stellata . - 2 as Mckmann, as has been relate: See . “en r budding * 419 feat, 81 U ain ir the ci ‘den. ‘h O1 . | 7 in splendid | mechanical condition PPost-Dispatch, had a small ma- | 90 say ding Wee ee eet! 24 green spray of awakening poplars | sythia, lighting lawn and park wit! } | . —and fully equipped! NEW CAR Seemop on Natural Bridee road (ry. midwest Barge and Boat Co, |UORE Some St. Louis avenues /a sunburst of yellow. has bloom | GUARANTEE. Terms if desired. mwas doing well w hen ‘Purit? 5 Sa es iKES ae ) int lt rs follow it >= ap along. “PP ayy rity’ £1) he ee ; : s ; TY) ¢ Imes. | , ‘ I ) ans. . eRSsion Qn ;i0owers Soon sins | its boiler 1 as fibo taal and ieile cosmmebing Gekko a hemweed, the tnckanee ¢ A RB ) Sce Them Today 8 me in Bruckmann’s rN: ; mekmann to manage the hand = ae = ae 2 a 2 pike ¢ Li d 1" JEfferso one: s 8 itterly worthless ios) j SO! 1 \ ortni - 3 : os , \ flnoded . ra und rc Fo me) 1 f work. MARTIN Sand whatever of the $7500/. . wo. ¢ ae le -ta., |have been rerouted Indreds ) imilies AXOPHONES ar eereed upon Jones; §§---".. . BEE ioe: -e 7 rT? ag ea - = him. - , ' + , respecti é \ New Genuine JRBMMEIVERSHIP APPLICATION =f ...,..nrams mowure ar in “« . ; +4} . } craft Saxo- Fe TOR SHOE CONCERN DENIED *°°'>’ age : ; phones are the finest Meeeholders Who Filed Petition!) the Missouri Pacific at William: atk at. tcl. 6s eee built—-made b hand. , BeAInst Cunningham Co.. Or- Ville, Mo., nea ar Bluff, mad: ee 3 oe ny Bs as oplar Bluff . ut — by Road. Other saxophones, fe dered to Pay Costs. pit n ssary to detour train: ves — da ha = : ct PE si PF Blu a Mo.. _— slightly used and demon- 3 eee application of William H. sib re: ee em . ”" ugh Ilh- eR Se Af SRSA I ae | ae atin a a ¢ yer ea ey ari. strators, all standard — Say Soe sce trains have been re-) cer rushed throug | a ee ee | on Sw Or the Cunningham Shoe makes, as low as $40. | be r 25 Laclede avenue. was de- E today by Circuit Judge Halil, |' ordered Clohecy te pay the} Pin the Cage. | MASSISSIP Pl mrwer ri IS par-j, ) : | | : : Bart f 4 ; , . d- ® ‘ried by a courtmartial at n work has beet rried on eise a; ote i wes ; "A " s re = ga P= . =i Seis laste On Its appearance. ew Genuine Martin Han Bpest. Ee a, eee sa : aR pai Siete : ee. CWI | . 2: aS : = _ sis raft Trumpets are better. | fo", Masziniand Kos-| Mississippi River Commission offi- | 1n6e Hornece uM ee Sak pee prteidee ates sf | FOR THE MAN WHO CARES hey are built by hand. . _. considered dangerous! cials h admit th ion elise « t MPasaes eae ai» SES oo opamegh Rape es 802 atte TF => C. G. CONN BAND INSTRUMENT $3232: z m= BY the rulers in ee mena RES ERD OE ies eee pie ~s" cots): : . stotes l rulers in their | serious, they bel : k r Pru kK.. on the St. River, in seriou r in 1} g23% 3 Entitles You to Membership #2352 | Most Styles $10 Other trumpets, slightly f i er 5. e¢ rar listory, | will wi n th: r} ainst the neis Rive ! lacksonpor: . dand demonstrators,all era ead pnemtaad | ee River, and Jacksonport Hts f in Our Newly Organized | ead ard makes, as low | wur radica] countrymen.” Ber- ‘ ~ : nun b : i en and pea hates? FS | oni et : J | Lint rt | = Kl Band . $25. id he algo had appeaied to u hOaLS i Ul Pron ' , : wale q , ae | ais : f f oR” ry Kellogg to use his good AL VALUES— in behalf of the radicals ir his weADO? ked | ad , Ure re é i # HOHNER seguir | | ee Double F Execution, | 7)" rea nape Ang Hs rice Piece ales ios e223: 4 We Organize Peauent that he give them ‘harlesto? water from draii ev nortn thers near | Sy: RG wy Et eS b and Teach , $3: | but ; oe FOr theit sae ee Naty . celal ite: i335: Bands ed arr ~~ e332: Visit This New Store ITE UNTIL 9 P. M. after subjecting eac floors of dwellings in the nortl merged thousands of acres of @ Rm BE EE! vURh int errog ation. he de- an Lort P "h eston Py . ate ‘ ‘ - “ . P | eee. FR ee ; ae I sr een «ange pil tees foces oi “ || FLORSHEIM SHOE STORE : " ‘ f iis COU “Se | asen : ri? iT = is ) I ¢ .} ' i} ’ . | ae , ince : The Mississipp! ana rice & SOLLAND'S = MAin 4510 Was Convicted of rnurder (4° ta ee ‘ Or i ! Ct ’ , IZ : out 0 sg . 4 seacoast , ce : a a : \4 on es ™ . : ’ * ] a f the attempted theft vel. had te at if Mudd | , Si | Locust at Tenth | Gp y Wy, Olive at Seventh Omobile tire Thomas flooded yun i ‘eu Tow linois moVic eee peer rom a levee it PT tip oginp , Jewelers fer 7° Years — | : = — ial ; ¢ ; . SR a00 fed of atta: king a wom- ito O-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS “ wee VE ST. : _—- —— o - OR 6 ATI OR eee EN

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ® FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927 me 606-08 WASHINGTON AV.—THRU TO SIXTH * KLINE’S ONE DAY UNDERSELLIN THE SUPREME VALUE-GIVING DAY OF EVERY MONTH FEATURING STORE-WIDE SPECIALS IRRESISTIBLY LOW PRICED FOR SATURDAY ONLY NoveltyG Vee’ DRESSES goal) At Irresistable Saving Specials At LESS Than Our ied Seen | $3.95 Satins! Twills!' Tweeds! “power” = OC Regular Wholesale Cost! 2 \ ONC sa cal jaunty little turne »s g + ahve ht tadnies thas ih ton ee any ee Sr ee ee nelentd ee . mecomee ~ ° rn ~ . inn iecsieaof.. oe ee a emt = cuffs effectively : A : | sopR wEst’s TOOTH | \ “4 a) 4 F ered in colors—in 1 | ——— | desirable Spring RUSHES ae ai = . | Bh match your East Limit of : a & | : >”. ae ; tume. All sizes. se ee ee ee yy” as = > & Silk Gloves of eg Racal (a BF with the short es ae ; . o cuffs in many a LLOPERINE | ia oy style and color ce if * * 11 a Sum- as of 3 , 2) we i : e tions. All colog The Coats smart women will “ew all Sum Smartly tailored Frocks of flat crepe and Geor- sizes ..... $1.65 mer! Bow Coats. Sx -art Coats, rimmed ) ee gette. Another of those remarkable Kline pur- : if _ Fabric Pull-On Coats, Tailored Coats—all peecy ¥ (designed ft age 7 chases which have been the talk of the country. . iii ae stitched Gane and beautifully silk lined. Many smart details Se Every new detail—tiered effects, tucked and AS: a) saitetoe’ in oe ordinarily finds only on higher-Ariced Coats TOOTH PASTE pleated ideas, new necklines, new sleeves, Bolero i mode stitched in ¢ Bi sizes 544 to 734 fos ‘Main one | _not one of these was made to sell Xt this low : ‘ and blouse types. price! Misses.’ women’s and = am a. FACIAL SOAP NEWEST SHADES FOR SPRING WEAR NEWEST SHADES FOR §S I ¥ ieee ake 7 , i Beal : Toilet A ia : ~ ™ -L> p 7 ALCL . ee 3; S - ‘ ; Finer Coats Featured at ‘ALC righ Priced Frocks, Special | HH Mi _ Specially P imine ae ae I ISTERINE A s the newest Parts ‘y] ' — ¢ 7 i \ ! | 4 | Williams’ Aqua Vel . | : > FI Listerine Tooth Pa 3 in Royd Tooth Paste. Palmolive Talcum Williams’ Shaving Cream, double si Dusting Pwd. & F Sanito!l Face Powd Bath Crystals . Pears’ Unscented dozen Jergen’s Cold Cre Soap, doz Pocket Combs Palmolive Shame Sanitol Face Cre Coty’s Combinatiec O Di Spe tal! , ‘ ne-Day Spec Special Purchase Pe al fume and powd ; ‘ Na ‘Square 13—Mais ‘ ' , ; ' % : | : . _ : as 7 j ‘ ; prs Sia “ ‘ .* * . ; 7 ” SS . : . emart young m?orss + " a6 , an os cy ; Z : Se e ~ ‘ sw . ~ .™’ ; ; - P. : 4 ‘ . ; , i oe “=n ~ ' * me is rT wishinre j . . cam : os a O ‘ . . ' : $1) as WW : at * + *¢ . ~ . 7 ' . ; . e. . : " ¥ , N , ? ; "eae be | a , ‘ ae . =" A st? a4 = > ‘ ° j ' 7 . re : ‘ i i jo 359 . : | s mrAertect re whi 4 / . 4 3 ~ ~* : P 4 ey ied d ‘e. : + ’ -~* tka rr? P , ¢ : ae. ‘ ‘ i pl 4 7. ." : > : : = &i : ¥ i Girls & Juniors New Spring Suits celyt! 2000 Prs. All-Silk 1000 Prs. Novelty Spring Coats Peatarang emmy * wills cca Chiffon Hosiery ~NID GLOVES | : Cima of A Marvelous ie One-Day Special! One-Day Special! . ont *tnenan dalled “—- ° ~ Se nn a senetadipatoensn ane an A . - ~ oem a MORNING - «in wanted she eres ewer. for at SPECIALS ily idence oolae 9 to 1 Only) IN SIZES 7 1©O L/ es ci\ ed sty Q C sala alt siete aie , , | | — y ane See so low a price One- Day pr. GLOVES >] OO Toate’ Ss - DOUBLE AN ? Pairs for NEWEST SPRING Gi Is X Juniors : SINGLE BREASTED j i SHADES WAISTS py ee Flesk Fallow Silver Spring Frocks eee > for Mignon Sauterne ¥ Blue Fox Alesan C oguctte Crash Sizes for Misses BLOOMERS | (i) Shadow Auburn rt and Women : | $19 - sige 2 Pairs for Moonlight Alome \Y ? : HOSIERY § ] 00 2 P For Y our AANA 9 the Oi Ag ee ta ee vane Volt igi hghitie > perengey Ab a 5 tet is pt RSE Rs, ge wiF. Le elt dys nica ice nore May. ws Re a eee se eet KITNES airs for Pastel Shoulder Flowers| A Timely One-Day Special : Rain Coat Sets tor Crepe & Radium § ] (W) ps a" Girls... Special! Radium Silk Blouses TEDDIES Jewelry Super Values One Day = at SCARFS $1 00 Ww hile They Last, at Special ' . ; : ‘ . a . , 7 \ By \ ' sWatser me . - ibe Dbrmght shadrngs so ind spensab le “Ss : ‘ mw - :? ’ 7 Nes 7 > = ; : . aa ° : - 7 - rh ene “eo “y sty mn In inded y se modes ply must ha ¢ RAINCOATS $195 fe wear with Spring costumes. In ’ r> + > 7 a. / ’ . - Z ’ ; : = be 7. A. on co : \ > > ( — . mains ' itd a'? tT 38. ets 2nG Roses Lar EC, . x .* ’ .. >» ~ A . * £ ’ x . ' — 7 : . . ; - : rm oe cy q . . ‘Ne . 5 J. ’ oe Bri > ¢ - x ; " 3s PTs ; sf , shacings es _ 4 . ” oe i. » another demonstration of Some are silk crepe lined. » an ‘. | ' , Brassieres f Kiine purchasing power! in mew shades of blue, _— The supreme value of the. eves, tam, Whack sad 1 a a ‘wn season | white clearance a : $]49 HT $8.93 7 Se. Stee - $] 19 Misses’, Women’s Sizes Stout Sizes to 48 cs combinatio Afzon F oer re ? i areca WASHINGTON AV., THRU TO SIXTH ST . q_ppeneeepscpsmeeeememmmmmmmmmmmuaeas 3 Fir oh

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-— —_ ee a eg ogee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ______FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927. | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH % 3 a —— ‘ —_— Ss ;- es ; . paas =e eis Sgr RU BF NEE ANS ~ a innate’ BS * Y hs. . RRC ANE NA SIRS CERT OR RI | me IE EI RRR a RNR OR Le OE IIR a aN a, . at kc Sizes 13 to 17. tractive new patterns. Sizes 6 to 16. ered in colors—in all the Hf desirable Spring shades to a TY) | , Other Royston-Jr. 2-Knicker Suits, $20 to $70 match your Easter cos- | : . (Junior-Miss Dept.—Thirad Floor.) tume. All sizes. oe ; i} WN TD ay : 4 | Collegiate style Caps . ; irls East TAU LN | oh: a‘ ‘o> W , e with eight-quarter tops as wenre «i i H d E oo a ¢ i P =; | = iy Ruff- car Boys Spring ond unbreakable visors. ; and-Embroidered ... $5.95 Net f/f: , Hina - 9 p S e All-wool fabrics and & iy) a : -rant Suits with the short novelty Topcoats wide variety of smart cuffs in many attractive oi . Wi/! f, + AL : aes eer ust in tim sai Hy, at ‘ ae new patterns. For junior Stead -Aelor combina. J e for Easter—these dainty Frocks Yt ff 9H} Strong tailoring and dur Fancy all-wool fabrics in se ne ne welt J . of voile arrive in the Girls’ Shop! They’ Yi if) ' | pent lg socked, oxen ae Sere ? A color n =A Op: ey re //; Mia Pils C ics are checked, piaid an erring- wet = 63 1 er imported Frocks, sheer and lovely—and girls Wiffy' So ni | features of these Suits. Ex- bone patterns. The Coats will adore the peasant hand-embroidery in YA ' Sf cellent choice of new pat-,are all full lined. Sizes Fabric Pull-Ons with yt colors! Sizes 6 to 10, in white and pas- Wi/f}) YL wy ee pipiens : Sizes $1 | 98 from 2 to 8 Tom Sawyer Shirt s— the smart new _. hand tei Colors, (Girls’ Dept—Third Floor a 4: At to I . years Made of good grade gg tg rhs very Wrie. i” ‘ : . | “ (Boys’ Own: Store—Fourth Floor:} — resign! in = ar tor pring. ite ar-attached style. ihey stitched in black and are excellently tailored mode stitched in cedar in and in sizes sizes 514 to 734 for.$1.65 12 fo 14% (Main Floor.) muse ae oe Fourth Floor.) ~ y ‘ 5 pie . ro ieee nls ne 2 ae 2 Mae r Wie Mo ‘ dite Sk ca i me , 4 isd a ie ph Ag hingth a oh, ee a eae Peet 2 Feel Re gerry en ek ce eae ale 2 4 «baie. ie ee ay Toate ae te RR aay ae he de rare AE NG Bee URE Om ne" hy Pe aS ergs en on east = . Fe y ‘ « $ x eS be . dv Sah ; . PF - a OL OR SII PEPE IL ORE ETT Re ae RY LTT OIE TLR Le IE ET a Ee eT Ae Articles Specially Priced Williams’Aqua Velva, 30c Listerine Tooth Paste, r7c Royd Tooth Paste... .33¢ Gj. te \ Last Day for Misses to Choose Palmolive Talcum .r2'4e Cream, double size, s9¢ if || alse | . New & Charming Easter Frocks Dusting Pwd. & Puff..379c q Sanitol F Powder, 37c \ . mers = $162 « $39: ° Noveltv ‘ Pears’ Unscented Soap, : | ees Goren .:. ;.665¢ ' . ; ~ . ss a pe * Bis Bye: G25 MO = ‘ ~ F o° i Le) bee A + . a . ss oa fs = , | es . ~— . Se Bere came =~ tit Se $a: ——. om Bk inn : i Jergen’s Cold Cream : | Soft, misty chiffons in flowet prints have fluttering scarfs and brilliant O\ ES | Soap, doz. ........s0c Hy ; | rhinestone pins. Lace Frocks are new in colors, and in black over a color. : 4 Pocket Combs .......15c | > a: The tailored satin Frock, the Frock of petit-point print, and the youthful Palmolive Shampoo, 26c i | fashions of tucks and pleats and bows, lovely shoulder flowers and sepa- Sanitol Face Cream, 33c | rate jackets, are seen in this delightful showing! Sizes 14 to 18 years. Coty’s Combination—per- at PAD bs: : | New Sweaters of wool and wool- fume and powder.. .9sc , : ! , “2 : (Square 19—Main Floor.) Misses Coats Adopt | The Tailleur | a ee ei ae a New Details : Is a Favorite plain gray, light blue or tan. Sizes are from 28 to 36. One notices an increasingly smart use (Sweater Section—~¥eurth wieenl of yokes, tucks and seaming on slender Misses can find no smarter costumes! | . Coats of satin, tweed, twill kasha, and Twill Suits have smart details of pock- The Costume Slip jorella. The new velveteen Coat with | ets, braid and satin bindings. Mixtures 2 = moire lining is seen; tweed Coats trim lend one the out-of-doors look so at- | New Silk Hosiery Boys Sweaters Bright Colors, $9.99 Cricket Style— fata! =? bits a — t te a ——s se nae eS 28 Sa , a Phat tar Po ted Soot . NCBA See Ea RA ee a eS ee t: 4 ly eee See aaa eS a tractive. Single and double themselves with to -~ - For Y our Smart Easter Frock dices selvage edges $25 é; $79.50 breasted. Sizes 14 to 18 . ‘ (Misses’ Btore—Thisd Floor.) to Wear on Easter oe RS Ne ae A ae ee Sheer Duchesse—a full-fashioned pure thread $ 99 ; : : “ ilk Hose i hiff ve that is sold ] The Teen-Age Section Kiddies’ Easter Hose me AN omg Ry . : | of silk—from top to toe—in all the smart $1 95 A well-tailored Slip Gaitsr Batu $] 49 Displaying the Newest Styles , Spring shades, for . a ee ee ee $ ee A A ene ae ne fashioned of rayon and trimmed with five narrow in Fr er picoted ruffles—a_ soft, ch Style slim costume Slip that fits For the young girl with Slender figure Knee-length Hose for boys and for girls have fancy cuff Corinne Silk Hose are | Granite, Ruby Ring tops in a variety of styles—are woven of good quality yarns fashioned of pure thread and Phoenix in a light and will give excellent service. 50 to silk in a clear chiffon | service weight with silk c *° $1.00 sleekly rice Eagan Sea that needs no support. _ for hs youne 7 ei eS Psiced from weave, in shades to | tops are very popular is sure to w anc woman who goes without a foundation match your Easter cos- brands with many of our launders beautifully. In garment in the warmer months _ the 7 Girls’ Hose woven of | Boys choose Stock- tume—silk from top to customers — chosen for blossom tints—sizes from Teen-Age Section off Pai toe & their beauty and ers little Garter mercerized lisle and of ings ihat are strong and $ $ iti $ 34 to 44. Belts that hold the hose fimly in ‘connie satin to | Cm of sturdy cotton at. 1.65 2.50 wearing qualities 1.95 F h Pp Ee place—but do not restrict the free- . des 7 4 yarns in the popular i i renc anties | dom of movement. smart ribbed effects are | derby ribbed effect. Service-weight Silk Hose with short | —to match! Made of rayon with Phi '4—— B=; priced at...50c and 65e | Priced at...50c and 75¢ lisle tops are full-fashioned—Granite : Free | I three narrow ruffles to match his dainty little crepe ¢ Yors and Ruby Ring | 95 . i | the costume slip, and with a de chine uplift Bandeau 1 B/) OR qualities for ' . aay owers strongly reinforced crotch. Sizes 1s selected by the smart ee | All the little tots will want Half- (Main Floor.) : ; 21, 23, 25, 50) young miss to wear with ei Socks to wear on Easter Sunday— oa . the garter | rW straight tops and cuff-top styles. in e-Day Special ie eae mma a belt many different colors..... 25c to 85c - Sar ) “ing } , . . o 1 ‘) (Second Floor (Corset Salon—Second Floor.) (Main Floor.) dispensable ae Ss. Included ‘3 es. Large, C Ap \ y . i= 5. . FY 22 / { ~~ rs Ad ~~. i = qe Saat | —_' EOS ee I a Oe oe te . oe” at soadsbebe e's pia LE A a at - CLES: LE CLC LA CE SE I EE RE RC NT ES NS AE ae ee pee NS ecial! | Ar: 2/7 BS 7 . | d Leather : je i SIN ( “Y YPN Smart Younger Set HH Saijal | “, — dal. in) THELMA—A t-strap reo Rattray pong Slipper in parchment calf, patent leather, that 1s -blush trim- | } | ’ ( 3 ° smart and attradtive fot | witn =teeeem™. . T . - ings. Sizes p ( 4 J 1e S er eg Sizes $4.50 oan te 3 ae $5.00 = at tO O t GS Easter Specials If) 214 to 7, $6.50 112 to 2, $5.00 ee With the Final Touch of Chrc, 1s Ready for You Here at An Easter Box The Easter Shecral of Gay Easter Basket THE BOW PUMP—Is for Ne . a a or —flled with eggs—1'4 dozen —is a pretty Easter Box —tied with big ribbon bow junior girls, in patent Bree $ $ , $ | marshmallow eggs, 1 dozen | packed with three pounds of and filled with cunning choco- parchment calf. $6 | hen eggs, a large milk choco- our best chocolates, crystal- late rabbits, candy eggs and Sizes 2% to 7 late rabbit and other Easter | lized fruits, nut jumbles and Easter novelties Specially THE SANDAL— hovelties. ial other delicious $ _ priced to ‘ or | 7 / | 2 B oe | 00 : i Re Lie from oe 19c 1.50 A favorite style ong Crochet Visca Hats with their snug little Felts? Nothing will ever take their place. Ox for ° candies. 3 unior girls, in pat : . Bs: ; t leather 7 00 tucked and creased crowns will seal the success and for tailleur or the coat-costume the Mil- . en f an Easter outfit. Each model has its linery Salon presents most interesting varia- . hea h Egg Shell wit f $6 SS a = — = =e . y p! , & apreme Chocolates, — in 1-Ib. boxes, one wy oe oe . — pr ge meg 2% to 7... | wg ie own vivacious way of turning its brim smartly tions of the brimless and small-brim Felt Hat. ieeocta i vcked jn 1clb. box, with Soft, furry Rabbits—that look and walk lke (sare up or down. Satin Hats give the required note Large hairbraids are a distinctly new and lovely a oe _ real live Rabbits ................49¢ to $2.00 of smooth elegance to many costumes, and Mi- companion for the afternoon frock. And the Easter Greeting Cards soeseens ete lan Hats in large and small sitfapes present the new flower-trimmed Hats are an Easter fash- tailored mode at its best. ion appealing to smart matrons. All Kinds of Candy Eggs iy, Children's Easter Hats. $1.75, $2.75, $3.75 iall Eggs All the children and Plain* or decorated candy | 4 3 7 : ee aie mates srown-ups, tao, will like | Eggs in bright colors to In oh, so many styles—these Hats — a = Renna turning sr a aes + these milk chocolate marsh- fll the Easter basket. All i up or down, and with jaunty little ribbon trims, dainty Spring flowers, and or coc BES streamers. Well made of fashionable straws, for children and junior girls. delight the little tots on mallow Eggs—packed ina | sizes and colors 25¢ —— a. [dc eae Wesianer s Other Hats of Leghorn and Milan, $4.95 to $6.95 and Up (Third Ploer.) Pound or dozen. (Main Floor.) a aut « it j Oe, , ne Sea AND ae ks PC

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -PAGE 6 _ ______ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _________—_— FRIDAY EVENING, —_— 1190 Barrels of Wine Seized. » IAL HURT yi AUT den: S f N 3 a NEW YORK. April 1: ; Gaia ace tor . tion agengs have confiscated a sac- Dix-Make Uniforms P ight Parking — : rameniai wine Supp: Vi . r ae seen de of dollar —for maids and nurses are known hundreds i gee aati : heir eplendid mate- Brooklyn, following complaint ~ WAICH Dots everywhere for thei: splendid mate pe the Oliveto Wine Co. has = bes rials and accurate tailoring—and at verting it into beverage c! : present our assortments are unusual- ; : te everal weeks. Morris Slepian "Pe ae 7) C Zelle- , » enh > William Merkel, 70, of } ly attractive. manager of the company, Was ar- 7 tories Suf ; It! ltl » ul- aati ; ~~ ‘ - rested. Elewen hundred barrels o! ville, Dies wine and for large vats containing ere yn Way to Churcn. \ausand gerilons wer, . "Daily 9:00 to 5: 30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArtield 7500 ‘Olive and Locust, From ‘Ninth to Te — — a Hours ad Business: sage, | Plan to Make Easter Sunday a Glad Spring Day’ ae al ee ee im fancy re F en he was struck DY — ; =, wow $1.29 to $2.5 Easter Elegance =| osi:snonie. wnicn aia not sto ca — FRETS ae ty Hand- ee ere Chen i. jens Belleville. EB C : 7 om O hg fot 7 % ——— | a ri ee se: ities Geanaiin ies LEE (3 1 OO ; \ ‘ : | y | > : fe eee , . past re a ‘ Candy, Ib. 80c $ . / z —— — ( 5 $4.95 ee ae ee ATTRACTIVE Easter . 4 \ FE sped elt Our Finest of Candies, $1.25 Pound. Baskets filled with Youthful ee aati a. hs se | In Vandervoort’s Popular-Priced Section Are Many New every line. H i g hh | 10:50 o'clock last night. A passin: Easter novelties in sree Honor Resta | oo" tn che rer an tok So Week-End Easter Special wmiee.” (Chapeaux tor Laster — & ‘ gy ape Ac Hegeeren a Milk and dark chocolates, chocolate. rabbits, | 3¢ to 95¢ — ga et comf glazed fruit, small Easter eggs and bonbons. eo ao | ; 50c Pound 2 Pounds for 95c acronis —Inexpensive Modes That Are Undeniably Smart —— : aes confer— heipeess bine | : make. — — On WE, A Choice You Can — Of Felt, Visca and E Not Surpass at Other Materials E The nea : lz Glasses | ae | |e ulists ha : Page boulevard, ai : New Gossard Bandeaux ca Many of the felts in this unusual assortment are our own importations 1: tor nearl re or 8). . tractured uses and con?| | or | _ from England—and whether you fancy a tiny skull-cap model, some B tte — vo wea ae“ ahraa i il - | A $4.50 bl | saucy up- -turned brim or a rippling one you'll find choice here at $5 em T 10 ONE PRICE HEALTH = GYPSY_=—- POPULAR , t i tremely broad and pleasing. Every fav ored shade. HIGHER Louis, wh 0 hee visited schoo! + | for ONE PRICE the last few years to tnterest chil a dren in proper health habits, ts| : : Garter Belts T-EATHER Brief Cases | co | a 4 —Many of Them Just Arrived > = _~ = é Ps na — 77 — ? roving a popular feature now} rae make ah excellent gift a mong grown persons, according to | i] Wy A $2 00 for men. In black or brown. A wt > , : this week's report of the Health| i if t ; With strong handle. Ex- | : , Otter Wide Two Sketched> In the Collegiate Section of the Corset Shop et An Easter Gitt Idea Tuberculosis Society Reports on SOFT sity: ‘aebies’ Milas : Ith Talks and Mories | Si. rice x, ’ : =. (95 NONE Health Talks ovies. | ae ‘rimmed with ribbon French Men’s Brief Cases The Health Gypsy of the Tuber- | I toon, cna teen aecaar ot os i ee $8.50 s 7 ; ‘ piehet Wit thi, “| A 4 ‘ Seveeerie? Yi as 8, f i? yr Wileatt F . 4 bd, reeeseaens A elastic Garter Belts in tension lock and two straps. | at Lef nk and blue combination ef- In two or three pocket style. Choice at. . : : sts, for the si od fi : e. Small Leather Goods Shor . m factory groups and industrial rset Sof First F , . : ganizations. ‘ | Notable among these fashionable $10 Hats are the soft Dreesed tn bright colored cos- he sae mt me ane eo a crushable models of grosgrain or grosgrain com i ae ae sii , / with satin or if you prefer a jaunty felt or iigl fresh TruitS and veretacies, the ce ° 3’? . gypsy entertains her audience with | For Your Last-Minute Easter Choice \ j model we can suit you perfectly. | a re x : PAESVTEEE ES jingles and rhymea In addition to neo Bias her appearances, the Health Talk fa tune swith Spring | Roe mecoen wee LLOME to Our Spor ts Shop ae (NY Special! Saturday Onlyl | | patents and all the new and bright Spring colors. | Chest of Gems for Gov. Smith. —where we're featuring many new and cleverly fashioned garments on Sat- |. Se yy \i Boxed Violets From Paris urday—certain to delight women ner misses who have yet to select an Hine Py Ps > J we oo m4 ‘ " \ eZ # ft ‘2 F Y | if Militnery Shop and Millinery Accessory Shop. FA V ORED FOO! V [ Pag eS yy, &S See ere The models at $39.75 are of those \ FAR "Sse N99 : wae Ware Word | fancy, large-patterned tweeds, featur- | — Oa ht! GAB ing handsome black-and-white, gray | ie, For the Easter Parade he gm wets F s fe) and white and in bright shades; with Basque Berets A Luggage Suggestion for a Man $1.50 Pm 2 " silk ‘kerchiefs, pockets, contrasting Just Received From CHARACTER ’ aviv; my te OY Sele facing, fancy stitchings, novel belts Franc G e . : Ny chi goons — REE SN Ss 1; and many other trimming touches. ae ladstone Bags oe and Milk @ rEg wee : | At $25 are the strictly tailor- +44 ~ | | socl wo sage By a ed models in smart double- READY PAC a breasted style—silk lined and Girls and bovs will be | ci : ~— splendidly tailored; the new de’ ghted with the large at <q” f A NEw selection © BF light browns, tans and grays assortment of colors in a o : Gladstones of § e | Eas are most prominent. these newly received + ~ , : leather in black or : Berets. a Dat In either 23 or 2% Ready zes. Leather lined g sizes. Le . ; i §0c, 75¢, shirt fold ard Sizes | | , ‘ 7s mas ocket. Well reinforced. [4 to ; ; One-Day Sale ie Bas ot Sine ‘Busy Bee's a milk , . “SCANDAL =z 5.00 & a - 42 Imperial Rolls in each 1 Ib He i Er Lee ver FPALIGUC ES SAV sere ee Cea es / ‘ eb eate ~ © reaeceer TeaeR Vase yee ae orca rk ER HAS aes Seegeves pe Saturday Only - ‘ae tis | | \ Eoin Both te | (With W $7 5() a : , ioe Coats fe \ | / is Ts = Frenchy — og ys: ts : Dresses eA | y MUSIC ROLLS.) ent of paten trima Lipstick red or ft — x Lee Frocks of Silk pre r <— ES ' 7 49c¢ Each MR a a trike ce ees a eee —Bring Many to Our Sports Shop Where ee OES , 3 for $1.39 We're Offering Unusual Selections and Deane anak Maes e Orders Promptiy $ a —"* 7 ae ©. See NY + ‘ Filled. W W se | ! EAS . Patent leather with checked Excellent $ / ) af ne | ° S O u p ? - zgham tri: 2c Diack satin - a | i ee ee Values at... For the Foot That Would Look L ‘tot Cross Bus Youthful—and Be Very Smart _ “aster Egg, mac << °° : ‘ , Bu } or LOIS Those Chic Semi-Tailored Models g Latest Hite Its graceful lines are becoming to the 3 unny Stolen, | , Special! Easter One and two piece Frocks that you'd expect to find : “Crazy, Words, Crazy toot and delighttully young besides. Pecan Nut B \ fv.an Nut 5 priced at much more than $16.75S—dev eloped of plain ——— gy Macathg g &-, I’m The bow ts of patent leather to | te ee crepes, all-white silks, or printed crepes—some mod- ae 3 Serry.” match the rest of the : aster Cookies, ee els using the compose effect most attractively. 4 “Blue Skies.” Pump. Also shown i : Lamb (a cake t gee nage ere . Dainty Georgette models are also included. | , ‘Biame It on the Waltz.” s | with cocoanut) In colo | “There's a Little White if Parchment. Double ruffles on front of waist, smart | House.” . : . : * ve a ; — : —— tres, comtrasting collars, touches of embroid- Deed I Do. 2 | a ; SvaNre “ = . * m4 “Wh o ery. fagotting and bows are but a few of the | ae he Mary. tr? mmings—and there 1s a wide variety of ff | And Many Others. : Vandervoort’s Fashion Footwear Shop. i” wa No Canc SCO nd Floor. Shop—Sixth Floor. ———— f “SPOPSRRSSHSAAIF TOOTS VEAP e eC PATTI T are ee ee ee ae dervoort’s Plaver-Roel] Vande rvoort S$ Sports Shon—Seeond Flnor Preteen, Nee” eevee eee eee *

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” arene 2 Nay ieee oat Sia MOP is ad ee CAIN Ge ae RO: ai a Ad al ot ~ aaa ate Be ag = | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ PROGRAM F FUR EASTER G Ge x x € : =: s Sent waged by the aasccities =f } , MEN: We're Ready for You Saturday SINRSE SEE = Ses eE Me With Last-Minute Easter Models wre Wee yi i al see Kar yo a, Ben + A Last Reminder — Your Hands Must Be Properly Gloved | ww PEN New Styles, New Leathers and New Lasts NG : Best Shoe Values in St. Louis ae. )) fais TANS OR BLACKS ; ee - oa . ° cru es Mer oa rs ae 4 ie Slip-Ons Tor SLES Che ie Shop -.. $21 Locust St. THREE-DAY SACRIFICE SALE|i 7) Sli sulten 5: GREENFIELD BROS. CLOTHING STORE FIXTURES | [! One of ee : Models many : aocs—et TM mew styles. Plenty of Pep, but Not Extreme n oe feet particzanm. to0 feet ratiioms. all plate cia La : Dp NR MAE n heen) aia Ms A ies ook “# - ’ , : , g hos elias he wate , F Pe 2 ; ae p hy aye iit oe oe ~~ f iw, «Ptah eae De tey . 5 a ag “ 5 ee a eee “4 5 . oe r ? ’ . = } p 0 okie i 2 - See fite A om 7~ ES ae ee ae Ba po Wh, ash, my oe io» J Gere? eRe - ie v ne ate ee del Ok ‘ f : zs e ah ae ; : - J > ~ aa > seamen hates nom \ p MUU TTT VA . f ry ii OS OL.tIYv E. ii N. GRAND ; Gore >= tad 4 out ‘ " _ a e+ > — ¢ miele eA : ‘ MEET TILL DER Py AeA Ee ORR, | Lee OURS YL RENT Py TIT cig oa sec hil egy A 2 — OPO A LARMTT -—S 4y 0 te os ot & Nothing bigger ever hap- pened in clothes making anal Hart Schaffner & Marx Instant Ready-Packed Service , Saturday at Both Stores a two trouser Suits SI or Laster Feast Her i, scith Her = rites ' 4 : , . 2 - - e o- - ; y ' : : ‘ : * ’ * , 7 sa J : m- . - ” 4 - © gre - > ~ “£ we » . . _* : 2 | X ~ = > a . > J *. ¢ j j ; OMUSY Det S DESI 4 ai © DOiDOT.: ‘ ; 7; _ ™. $1. 25 } BD. : ‘on # TyTL T7cwW RIT Cr Ta? . * . AS a SEs a e> see oi P ¥v & _——- * ae ‘is SRR RAY ek Ra aa Eg a ANDIES # = ang Miulz 64482 ‘Soc ib. READY PACK ee ee ee T’S a triumph of manufacturing = ee skill; more quality and style than Reacy filed wth assorted Easter Candie: ret - y ists o> es eceses.cs | ever. for less money. All the new “ a colors and styles—here for $39.50 ANNUAL EASTER MAN 62. HAS RECOVERED Candy Special 7h CYANIDE PO!SONIE ‘ >. a by °? Busy Bee's “Homemade” Assortment me juamng . amuilk chocoiate egg and 2 dark chocolate rabpr ~ eee see ee Re a a es ee ee ee Another fine suit value Still another big value . 4 “ ineach 1 Ib box and two if > QO 528 & = = 50° You get a lot at this price Hart Schafiner These are Hart Schaffner & Marx suits— eiiecine : : & Marx best tailoring and fabrics don t forget that; an amazing value pmASTER BAKERY GOODS — Die hn raed, rt mies ea Your Satistaction Is Guaranteed at This Store (“HARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED a : wy ee . . % a n - . a ss : ze é - ¥ Pee es - é * “ q °. | > 7 ” Aik e-7 . » s ¢ . ° , , : “ ce f - “ es ha ‘ & : bite - eet Law «af ie ‘ ee ‘ ¥ ee : * - » _— e 7 7 > see _ 4 ~ _ . o a - P ; c oe Z 7 —s 2 - . > . hn “ ... - > — - ad =a > o - a . *-. - = o . . - " “ ~orn7e yo rT? : : , : : .* 62% RS » ” o.~* ; - * 5 : © :77 Fs i % M £8 bce “3 ¢ at on, ~ wee Fe. eT ~ z °, ' ' a “ ¢ a: [ uv r ed rg Pecan \ut Bre: : f orl Y or . ¢ ? : P, $3 a ¥ : - bd. & i v- oun “ et ; : : re = * :. ‘ He : » a — y Spe Tr rd — Ye , ’ . — - aT ITF ’ ; Fe te © > 33 es = 7 : - & ’ 7 : ’ P : : ~ : . Se « o “ . — % ‘ - rT é ‘ . aa ~ + Pi . 4 ai ‘ ~~ - sibs ak, . ‘c - z* es ‘j ane it - a " 2 jae o “ : = é ~ ~- - = ' r Sale @ ter 7 : cr M - , . —— :* ‘ ™ : 1a . ;itee . ? tees La wee | SES me. a = - 7 - Washington Avenue at Broadway ESTABLISHED SINCE 1591

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——____ —O——— eee ae FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927__ OR Special! Girls’ PRINCESS § ry girl can now have to «wear beneath th _ Of nainsook, dai with lace at nec Sizes 4 to 16 yea (Nugents—' PAGE 8 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ 7 lwere sto en, Dut some oO ose re- '? 94 STOLEN AUTOS RECOVERED covercs’were waxen in oevows CIND! AIEATL TRIAL == pa eee | thefts. ) L MQ Mu MK gpI WIS Ns SS . Police Chief Reports on Various, cnie¢ Gerk said the police cleare FSS Other Thefts Last Week. lup seven out of 73 grand larceny | SQ . SS In the week ending last Tuesday! cases. six of 27 highway robberies, ' SQ : MQ MH } “ . ~ SY : SY ~ LS ~~ = ~* ~~ . . ~S . ’ ~ Ss . ~ —s \ WN SS SS = eS EASA SV WAY . ‘ ~ ~ " ~ = SS > ~S ~ ‘\ SN SS SSG SX GQRESSSESSETE RAR RXQAAGG y ASN SSS Sess Ts SM AW SSS SSS . the police recovered 94 stolen au-! five of 49 burgmries and six of 1- SSS tomobiles, Chief of Police Gerk an-| forgeries. There were four sate) nounced today. Altogether, 92) robberies, none of which was solved. . SS SS : 2 «2 2 * eae “3 SAQA NS SA Ss ; . . SS SS > : we Gx ~ ~ r illing to Renew Con- | SY SY . N \ : SO&XOxXy SS WS HARSS SOOO \ MQAu IN SVQON WN RWW ~ V4 SS (Court vst ae Was WG RSENS MM’: [{E{EA IANA Ss wr tae sana nb acral | tinuance Th = - . : on nesses Are Missing. ae ee wns ote | By the Asso lated Press. | WASHINGTON, April 15. — TO) enable the Government to continue | its search through Europe for two | : important missing witnesses, Jus- | Blackmer and O'’Ne!]l were de- . i 1p* ohnston es claired by Owen J. Roberts of spe- : | It S real economy to wear J cial Government counsel, to be in sow tiale tape, allan heel and toe. All Murphy Shoes. They wear long enough hiding, dodging special and con- -. . yf , ] “ Be ee ny | S aee ee . vole ‘“ sular agents of the Government to more than pay for the slight addition who are ros to subpena nip $4 Tots’ inspection. Also our staple line is most ‘deficiency bill in the Senate fili- | Coats complete. You will appreciate Our SsU-’ | buster at the close of the session. | Blackmer and O'Nell are said to there would not be funds after | S\N Tht hy 2am — ye } : $ penor Service. July 1 to get Government witnesses | 3 P ldinc ee OH %, =) fay . | Just |'Dome naval oil lease. Government : $12.95 and $16.50 Dresses 65 W ? age Smart Spring Coats c women $ | Notice was given by the Court, \ |——Hanrry M. Se ae Jame; Bom ey ‘ee 4 Coats. The values are so exceptional . | E. O'Neil, Americ srator: Peas shee Wek Me ; , .E. O'Neil, American Oil operators ys A de ab that you will be amazed at the Savings. fj ye # ‘ . “22's al cost. have knowledge of a payment of | here, but Roberts said expenses $230,000 to Fall. Several new styles are here for your The defense also asserted that | through the failure of the second | ‘ ; mbt Attention would be paid by the Oepartment Ma hs a | Mail Orders Receive Pro p of Justice out of regular funds. Reno” Y Ce eee By: bak x To the first fif \. . 3 Charge Accounts Solicited —_— _) De SMEE HERS : a 3 o t ty cus ' g : a tomers, these novelty § tm Examinations for Nurses. Pee See ) F The Missouri! State Board of ye SS OSB see: th ek / | ; i Nurse Examiners will hold exami-| Sie reet §86btt Ahab F h in broken sizes to 6 nations for graduate nurses in St. | Bod Ca sei: oe years. Louis and Kansag City, May 4 and. eG Hae hence ' ; ‘ 712-714 OLIVE STREET 5, and for obstetrical nurses, May | ‘ Meee if POY Superior Shoe Service |6, under the direction of Miss Jan-| aiid Se, > 9 Pe ee: . $1.50, $2.98 Baby m inett G. Flanagan of Jefferson City, Paes TR d made possible only by | | close co-operation BARGAIN BASEMENT Black and Beige Lead in Ultra Smart Modes | with the manufac- An Extraordinary Purchase } i The Best $6 turer. ad a e ; : \ 3 ? We in St. Car oys’ 4-Piece Suits| If . ° f . . at ; ; * ~ Kidskins LAAN | | LL LM Me Fle J 1S a Patents rR SS yA Or : ' % ‘ Just the thing for Easter wear. New © TE " Zi 7 ee RoE = : ~_.” coloring, new patterns. One pair long | . | ——_ 4 Satione REE : 4 | : pants and one pair knickers or two pairs m=) Rent... ws : = can aaa knickers. a: o ‘es for dress High & Low Heels \\ Ue Ma meee ; : . All Sizes Sa Buy any combination, 2 Suits, 2 Topcoats or one of pi'~ . s 7 fo set teem ad each. Any sizes. Expect to find quality and satisfac- . Dae «= that will nor be hae All Widths , $6 00 tion with every garment, alterations free, made in time lm £e§ . Pumps, ankle stra — for Sunday. | : z we sandal effects, | , | | a d a airly bewildering To acce > that j Smart, stylish Suits of dependable Topcoats of all-wool fabrics that are a ani e seh emt is oO accentuate that important footnote to the costume— fabrics, well tailored, single or double | beautiful in colors, in patterns, and in 6 Ps nes! Patents with le Shoes are of paramount interes Newe do breasted, light shades, dark shades, pen- being well tailored and trimmed. En- Style ¢ Pp erest. Newer models 6 - P ” UX Service and style combined. Sna / aerereed " J. nf —attmtie a ae ee ee ee a ne ws so eR eA . : cil stripes, etc. onservativ , li arrive in the Bedell Shoe Salons each day. They rep cial English wpe ative collegiate ee the prevailing fash new Suits for the boys 6 to 16 years » > Lene . , . eaters . Jressy Suits, well tailored and sturdy. resent the ultimate in Styie Quality \ alue—and are (St. Louts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) (st. Louts’ Largest Hargain Hasemeat)} ERIS) ING shown with expert service in our spacious, attractive . Shoe Salons. : ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BROS. D.G. CO om

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wa ‘ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ - ; FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927 re ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—- sa PAGE 9 an — nee ——— Renin ESS. SIPS | | Special! Wee Girls’ | Special! W mal a: ee | . l wn Po DIMITY D cia omen’s Pullon | | or Soldan High Se | So SG Be Peace | edna ee | SPORTS SWEATERS | COOKING | CicASSES : S \ Ss \ : go SIP rs Of peneath rem $ 20 Be Dresses ue these fet 8 Think! All-wool with tinsel Girls from nm nf ‘an ane cordially . ~S S ) Bester frock. Angrvee gt neck : $2.85! =White—with hand-smock. 5 stripe. In the new; square am $ 95 invited to this ecial, free Saturday class now | SAAN S SX #® dy trimmec W! ac mae c _ ing and touches of hand embroid- : neck. Also with student col forming! “Setundeets oon is Cae ee ‘PSP Se 3 S ome ond | [oF ees 2 eee. —choice of all the new shades! Cakes, Nut Wafers, Date and Nut Bars. Some- | a * + thing different every Saturday! e\s7e@ CY iS , Ce : | A smart Easter accessory... ; (Nugents—See sie oe : ( nites Siac Floor. ) THE STORE FOR A LL THE PEOPLE } ’ Vugents—Second Floor.) We ‘ minny senrecene patron a — SnAnAnAnAnAnAnAnAnAMAn mc es A W onderiul Opportunity to Buy Fine Easter Suits at a Low Price Easter is the “dress-up” occasion for men—a day when every man wants to look his best—and this event gives him that opportunity at great Savings. We offer Smartleigh brand-new Spring Suits, marvelous values, in all the new- est fabrics and colorings. 7 ¢ At . P j / ’ : : . f A ’ } 1 | “ae ~ ’ ‘ ; ; ( 4 ass. ts q ‘ . } : . q . ‘ Al a at £ N \) ; | ai H - its! , . \\ hy : ’ ; ’ one . . j/ ’ ft! Ke ‘i a _ : : 4 Md > ® HAE AL Mh is 1% ee . / | ° ' ‘\ , . as { . ~~ , ~ ; o vin i Vv ? ——_* _" ‘ " \ t ; iy . : fi 7 ~ 5 ATE: A. jh, ; ‘ io " Fat :* . i } | ‘ id ' 5 & ~s ; : . MS Pea’ : ; x x vd ' 5 , VW \ x . , J « > a. . At ‘ / iV } f. 7 . ; ‘ j i} F ; é ae : , ; e ‘ 5 i* 4 ; > | : c : : : ) j . j cy / \ : BS . 7 | | | 3 | ~~ 2) ~ ) : | -, > f : al e fy ( ‘ ~ } / i i ; ; ' “i ' / .- a te ee ‘ : j / : y tie ' ' j } , ; > osiery a \ ¥ | | : | Ye : Vhe Very Lowest Easter Price in Years! 4 A8c : * a Ww \ : | } ay MOL All Garments Will Be Altered and Delivered in Time for Easter! and.fiber Hose , , i \ o | Petes? My When you consider that $29.50 would be a low price even for the pait ‘perfect. Nar- Y | Y, ce} a sgh ft eh > average Suit of unknown make—then you will realize that Smart- le tops, reinforced ak y | ye : _—— leigh Suits—backed hy the guarantee of the maker and ourselves i. ane toe. All : Se eae F | a : | ni. ; for perfect i rare — at this price, $29.50! shades. : See oe ert ee ce . PY Pad) 2 zs ee wy . ee Lt) oe ? A “ Coats ao $9 Sere ATE \ FAS] ER COA] 5 s these novelty ; s and plain colors | pbken sizes to 6 | , $2.98 Baby f |y |. Saturday! Shop Early Before the Last-Minute Rush : ~ 86 7 ster Hats | |} of Late Kaster Shoppers Throng This Department! on ls cen you tmntins the CR, ° : | , - SS | eet 3 homes tonight? Every man takes a certain amount of pride in his appearance ~ $ 1 Styles, Materials, None W orth Less Than S35 Extra Salespeople | See fee: even if we doesn’t admit it! And Easter is the gala dress event! ——— two- : 4 . > - | EEE trouser Suits are made of all-wool materials. Smartleigh two-trouser Suits em- . Furs That Are the Others S40 and $50 Coats Besides Our Regular | = ae A hody style distinction—come in a host of Spring colorings—are correctly tai- Season’s Sensations se ] arge Force—and : : lored to our own exacting specifications. 3-button college coat styles for the . in gree Sie younger man—2-button or conservative mnaeti for the business man. Stouts, slims, ely little Hats for shorts and regular models. In such wanted fabrics as— igher-priced stocks, —Plenty of Beautiful All Trained in a L d from handling. ‘ Silk Coats— Coat Selling ce} My: Bee es CASSIMERES WORSTEDS TWISTS (Bargain Basement.) : Pees oe He oe FANCY MIXTURES BLUES New green, grays, rose- Rich satins, silk failles, : fs aa EES : wood, tans, navy, black, bengalines, reversible satins ! eae SS sara Save! Buy One of These ENT | black-and-white — stunning | combining satin face with Zh pares fg - plaids now so popular! T'rim- crepe back; Poiretsheens, ee ee ee bee New Spring ‘Topcoats Hats | med with twin beaver, twillblooms, repolas, kash- J | es eae ee Pe Saturday, of Course, Is the Final Opportunity | natural and blended squirrel, enes, kashmir, kashmir rel Re ee | Refare Bestest i Fan Worth fox, wolf, broadtail, — suedes, wool cords, sports ve} S Bees paar z Bes You'll choose your new Topcoat here if you once see the Lo or ette, lapin; with new silk novelties—even the clever, | ce Gece ea ee our values and selection! Light weight, firm fabrics. an $3.95 bows—bow Coats galore! scarce imported novelties! pa St = Ry Topcoats that hold their stylish shape and graceful KC | Bal ee : oe 2 lines under strenuous wear. Grays, tans, tweeds, fancy mixtures. St. Louis See By the | : %: Woman Should Shoulder bows, hip bow S. Scart Coats. The new heavy embroideries. All- Ptah tae rel 4) (i ae Suits | Suits over tucking. Tiers. Plenty of monkey fur trimmed satins — now such a o | See wee & | In This | . 5 eae Roger Kent’s Super- | Saturday! You'll See These vogue! Coats for street or dress wear, for afternoon, motor, travel, steamer, FB eae ie | . Sale. el : | . Values! Like the Choice! Values! ) — college, business—for every Easter occasion. | ) Juniors’ Sizes, 13 to 19 Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44 Extra Sizes, 4 4214, to 521/, a s ! XN $35 Oi sg A 5 [Every | Alterations and Delivery in Time for Easter | Prove z| | a | Two-Trouser | Young Men's WISS hemps, silks, (Nucents—Second Floor.) tams, skull caps, ay , See the tailoring! an For young men. Sizes 34 . , oe ————. 3S “iY — _ £ ‘ 2 ys f’ fabrics—the details New to 328 chest! Just arrived— hildren $ Hats ; yp COR _— . A oY = ' SS es Uf »’ , » | AYR models, new materials—3. two-trouser Suits—cut inthe he : y ia —— > a i rh &e ' i mi ' : 3-bi e->reast @erestin £ collec- : AS PATE 7 dip — ; A SSS > . f Pet . » ; , button collegiate sing! ie- correct q tL itton 6 ing! . w Hats for t!} ir] 4, = 7 ’ ." SSS —f a * : . > Yo | and double breasted styles; ed college model—with two 6 ais OT sie gir Ss 7 = - s — ee : eee : ‘ 2 sa Se / longs, sh orts, stouts, regu! ares. pairs of wice trousers. years. aes : ; * £7, 4 te 2 : ‘ , a ‘ te . e 4 9 $1.95 $2.95 Be) Ch ae ) gee ? | ; = Bae , : thos — Unmatchable 2 : % ¥ . : y . ‘ ' J Fr 'S ages er oe “> Yea . ; nm ge. . ara TY ITY ITT I ITT WIOITOMITT vOITT o . feits The Matr ons’ Sect! on as umerou - , A Y ao /i ee FATA a ‘ ® AE ADVADAIEY 4 JIL INS! ° 4s J J . wy WOVOLI LOLS Dee Le LOD | and ample brims—or satin and satin . with silk combinations one ——— Sale Second Floor or Z, | Saturday! Big Savings on Boys’ Easter Apparel ll the new colors of ys src | Sale! Silk | Girls’ Beautiful Ly o / , 18 years peewee thee ll tailored and sturdy. 7 “ P ; (Nagents—‘Second Floer.) | eet Bargain Hasement.) (Second Floor.) SAN a ” (New Fnilarged Boys’ Clothing Department—Third Fleer.) ALTERATIONS AND DELIVERIES MADE IN TIME FOR EASTER

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ian _______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ra pe nr PAGE 10. ere __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, ee — = ~ ————— | : : J, * nb Pd Ng mn Fe sb Pp 7s Faw m : FF 59 FLYING CIRCUS PUT ~~ °4 x x A ” XA XK KK, (xX x KK KA A stata stat satatatat ats 1 The air circus, which was to ONN : N L : | 1) a * , . @ Saturday 7 JA é y = : have been given Sunday at Lam- bert-St. Louis FYe!d to celebrate Por eon 4 the first anniversary of the St 610 to 618 Washington Avenue _ouis-Chicago air mail service, has peen postponed to the following / | ‘ ~ Tol ] t G Sunday, April 24, because recent | ; ae y. 4 y I e rains have made the fleld unfit for ae \s Each of Our Shops Is Replete With the Newest of New c De oty’s 5... Powder . -w,arwscesen md spectators. J Hand eTgen's tecice ...._ 316 nanan egg Pond’s Creams, 21c, 44¢ mechanica! defects > : ‘ | I ? ‘ la ef Year [ e iin ( arried : S Com pac . In. the last ar ti age — . , st 7 ~ ana: : 2} ; ; i? , ' o-toire oO = : | 2 Pc 1] a : Special. *-* *_* © @ me @e « 2 th amount necessary ») pav a 4 2 £: | profit. The St. Louts Clearing 3 =. 2 . ieniiiei 7 | : House Association has been paying = oa C ty’ pase - 2 9c subsidy which has reached a to- = 2 | 2 \ eal Listerine. .... .21c, ) A Su ta of about $ bd 909 The s ubsidy will end July aa a campaign is ‘ 4 e 2 Se Tooth- ' nes bus! _ SA Dr. West’s Brush a mee Up to Paving volume. \\) =e Black Satin Close Fitting Felt MRS, CARRINGTON SETTLED re p ype ie | esse Forhan’s Pour... 37e FOR $30,000 REPORT SAYS \\\bea a y > 25 ‘ 1 5 Agreed to \\8 : a ye. : forms a smart alliance with Of course, it’s from the De- Todav is the first anniversary of the mai! service, which has a rec- - 2 ~ . _ - i. erd of 608 trips and only 14 fail ires Eleven of these were due to ‘ ae (First Floor.) mi (7 Colonel, Divorced, Also flesh Georgette in this littl butante Shop a soft Prop Alienation Suit Against | His Brother. 1s a , ’ tees effecs trom the Mil = eit anne eras a ‘ I . j .* ‘ By the Aesociated Press fis linery Salon. ment. CHICAGO, April 15.— is j/ J | } = : fh 4 | Other Distinctive Styles Other Hats for the Deb ie : Silk Lingerie | 75 7¢ = . - /; ‘ ied and tailored sty! : : : n SINIPe bi | th; hj i ——— y — tg A new note in Spring and — ot a — i_,ouisville. Ma par DE wt c SS g Summer Hats. usually tea- (First Floor.) Special Train bY he “ampbell Carrington, who i +. : Fn ate ' : : ' ~~. . 8 : ZA8OTi, > ¢, iaily Wren idasii- , 4 > ee ; , : was named corespondent. Col. Car- mF ‘ re] _ =) oo - tured in the large shapes like | ee ee ther pars = l like this one | s 2 —" the ro at cc og regi ote By Via Southern Railw , : — our Chapeaux ce Luxe Op. a . ’ = = me tv. St. Louis 9:30 PM nership in the J. B. Lrons Printing Iso viscas. bengalines, satins . 3 wren tac . ; Ar. Lowisvilie 7:09 AM Co. of New York are to be sold e th 12) uniors , a for $400,000. — straws and combinations. 4 Withdrawal! of all litigation pend- ] on 2 por | Wiake reservations n ing against some of the principais— a $1,900,000 alienation suit brought S pecially oY Col. Carrington against his . brother and a $25.000 damage suit 3 i ; f ¥ . e / * eatured at filed against CoL Carrington by a SS : Morning Special —J to 1 Only: $ aie Ea) Seer orig... Regular service dat $:10 AM and 3:20 ta £ y tre Mrs. Carrington’s daughter, Elinor Snvder—also was agreed to. | RQ | m 3 Mrs. Carrington was given the pa i * 7 lats decree on charges of desertion and at 4 | I en s — e ” iid Sn ae et eat Ries rv; — * eta: REPUBLICAN WOMAN SAYS RY YS Worth Several Times More! Tele Melle aie is . E | Crem | i: a SAY : of Bottany flannel, // {¥) Pigs em licket Office, 322 N. Bra Mi ice Hil Chittenden in St. " = la "58 portunity to. Seve oS ; ~ Alice Hin Chiste rden s Pair, $5.50 / , sez. Easter Hat. N with fancy belts. Louis Discusses Failure of = : All of Spring’s ; ‘ Citizens to age | Ta bright im a | = +8 ——— oe as become the apathy = ' ee ee Pw = , , well as navy and i i a HI SINESS CARD of rh ¢ pier tnat today th e result Beverly iaV enaer stripe is Uuis- . New . — & ‘goeepaeese ; - : =. f aN | : 4 Tee Ost -DisraTrcnm wants of an election is the expressed wil tinguishable by its band of lav- The Adjustable FOG a sizes 26 to iS tive wonmeme chal eer ws & minorty tn the ender hue, and distinguished for Hood Le SS | 12 Yes “Hanky Felts” (First Floor.) * ee o_o ee opinion of Miss Alice Hill Chitten- . £3 fi] My . an Be Mew Work. president of ‘th. ItS ine flimy §& Scrneps, SparK- LAE a M ational Republican Woman's ling luster and remarkable serv- ) Z “Bae | 3D ‘lub, who spoke yesterday at the ice that it renders. "4 : Sk ar annual spring luncheon of the Re- ie. ; a al Can a v7 4 SS. : ° V 4 . BUY VY ubli ost m4 om: ose a 4 oe | hy , . Si) ue 4 ? hy 4 e Ss / | ; : Are featured in our First ] estees y ‘ ) O OE a9 eegaaae aig Spring Shades: he Middie West, we believe, \ | Floor Sports Hat Shop at $5. . F EAS : ER Fashioned of radium and J Also the newest styles for ttended the luncheon ce | + he S165 "392 °*592 oF Peg FH | ME No reason | 05 f vi h re for every preference and every pur styles that will smartly + | ' new opr 3 Pairs, $4.75 promenade on Fifth Avenue and the Rue de la Paix. Unexcelled selections CW an | extended Tl. o« ee P —— ' Nonnentfe’d' 2 Coar Shor Thor Ky ’ Re sure ihese Stockings of Beautiful | ' i ; Sheen are featured in he For Easter d Later 3 the follo ; Fn ae . os Pe «* ery pair perfect an a full fash oned Movsiiany Spdeiale! Youthful re CSses io or —— pape i ; A peek ee bright shades, with handles and be : 9 TO 1 ONLY : Pedtured in tne A Group of Unusually straps. Both pouch and care & O AT '} : Pin Money Shop Distinctive Frocks : styles are featured. CRO * o" . ° . ‘ we Models from apace lg ee ES SN Baad Vals A Benefactor higher priced lines. 3 th: wc eet s sia _ A public benefactor is one wh rn = are twills ay eet NSS 3 i ; , heips people to be happy Such a ete + al a 2 x” Se eS, i | man was Dr. R. V Pierce. a xs ss 12 byes : | = F] Yoo} iA) 2 owers It is impossible to be happy if vou med. Come early. are suffering—in pain or distress , Seen. SY i uM To restore health and streng+th (THIRD FLOOR) i) . | ALR ¥ A garden from to — people was Dr. Pierce ’s mi« 3 a ; x which to choose: sion YWring h a lifes 1A aie : rs SS a mn 4 . see ee i : : ne Ba. comer she gay ; sneer BASEMENT 000000... nt | d be lovelier for PARIS will see no smarter if F ww A pple Blossoms 4 in his Favorite Preseription. * > a Easter than a gorgeous Frocks than these on Easter ie y \ Violets a | Latest or : “ ee ean Bervens 290 Dresses : ae wih tlowered chiffon? Or a Geor- morn, in fact, most of them are i Morning Glories >t yles ov w ; d th >¥ in . MVE UIA. aes , 5 P . eee :% - ay Second wones as 1ereby Mg aan €=6s gette over print? Or possibly a Paris prt ten There are appro- i} i Gardenias e a ‘ 4 ? Ss } ra) .. ie . &. . i + Bi “ " a 9 TO 1 ONT.Y - little two-piece crepe in a new priate modes for matrons and es aS Dress Flowers : As a skilled physician, an honored | ae, Spring had Wh ' . citizen, Dr. Pierce was known far ee a TTR fF ies pring shade. hatever your unusually smart reations in ote and near for integrity and fair dea! _— ‘ wi need, it can be supplied here slenderizing sizes, as well as the .y, y A9e to $4. ing. His phenomenal a eee oe ee | Ai success was * 14 to S&S: al tro $ ' neu? . | . it iy War Ghaustinnss patty foularda tm sizes’ 42" to ve ae 7 om this collection. newest styles forthe young miss. , ¢ his medicines. pecial at .. ee! | (First Fleor.) se 9g im every walk of life todar et i say Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preser Nae 3 tion bas relieved them of nervous er a Se Other Smart Frocks for Easter, $39.75 to $95 ness, weakness and kindred i%<« 1: : a ig a reliable medicine made from reots and herbs «co'? he Arnowicts cath Sell ead tabiete ona 1A, eee, ate Dy, ‘Pierce's | : 7 pe Fh Fs Th Pe Frat Fe) Feed Gt Pred Pent Pes Pht Pe Pe ” v5 : : Se ON OX OD 6* OX OB Ot On eo

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ eee RIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, Yoav: PAGE 11 Sita dt rrr 1 LiCIN TRIST aches i are. 1 ck om an = Dreifus Ontical Co. ‘a $5000 Breach of Pr dies — oO d O ane Rech ot Fromico oot. I ORR CS 1 Coreen ees Cn: ‘ (oni) distr ton ities Dela :' | “UV aont E, : : wae ¢ 1 at Claytor esterday : ‘ | WET CELLARS 218 N. Sixth OLive 2 srg % | : x [iss Emilie Kottwitz. 2: ears old | vw“ —— ofed Strietly on 50 Years in the Optical “ : District Ca : ' Aa = 5 “ 4 ia ae ~ a Y ner. of 262° r] aves fuarantee : Business er} , nea re} Or ‘ pias RANETITE MFG. co. We re itting the Third Genera ‘ ' oe i fibee — 7. : ra? rere rr o E.. J. Barrett Accused ot ; 1! l aa : . . 7 s Ne ’ ’ ’ a ” ’ ‘ ’ 2 * oe . 8 >”. “ ~ ‘ ~\ ‘ - ; % es ed .> am rt , . ~~ e ‘ — .% 2 - i, . By . ; yo / ; ‘ 4 . * j j : i . i ’ Y ; ol “hs f, ~ > » ¢ = , J —— , . I — " Js } : 4 4 ‘ . A . 4 iy j Pe ~ ; Cc + ‘ - ra - - ’ . / C: ‘ i vA “ ee ¢ : - / 5 o ee is ’ 4 " ‘ 7) + » - a . Go ae sf ; ; née YS Z : s . ; ; 4 7 2 2 boyy i Z . : Ic, Cc r wn 0 ‘ e 4 2. , , - e cs e J : . j Tooth- | | ie 3 a , mi 84 I 4S A JAA ? r £2 ’ , =~ ff s fe “: a rd ‘ es ; . # . a - 9st neh > ela en ee a ~ ith th ae. soe ke oe 7 i i SW ce | pe x ’ : r 7 - . ty poten er ‘ “ 8 Brean teenie «me « *- , ie ow e Y : Ae 8 Pa GR, aon sp pas were Pe) a ee ee i” highim, MS case me Aha ke . ie $25 r) Crs Pot ; ; : + ‘dpi he Taae le Papo 9 ee eet : sat TH wily ke peta ote se a rst Fioor.) ov 95 fain cite se a aes irtese oan te te Late A Pr Mais lt a “ a eS ee ew ee me ma mh " J en) Sonereee dee dpa a , yy . A x m x . ped ons) ote Bai APP gb eT be OE BA rae a hy, entre ae? SBE oh oo PPM 4 adh de oad 4 ’ i i I 1 iO! , . 4 vr ; ~* ee eee per sere move fa about Barrett's cot . 4) Seem % ene |p f. You want it--we guar- ine on ME ik cacicets ung setting stack, as A ie | He antee it--Come in and d) Wicket Office, 322 N. Broadway | oe oo ice co ON - Ae | | : - 25 WEEKS TO PAY ‘. = | id | Saturday Will Be Peta he | : Altered and Every desirable and. stylish model, such as dc dy- : x by ayy 5 \ | . / f : ' + iv Ss, tv 9 )- } ers a4 : : Read Saturda tracing double --breasteds, areey — eTvV at Cc ¢ en from TY eS ) } A | | Night uttone ‘ ° ) ° ° . re C OT 4 thr haut Tron “Co cA ar om ¢ ack. _ Ae 1 Men’s Spring Suits corredtly designed three: lossoms | \ | = Ot : q Very Latest With 2 | | Hi Glories BiG i! 3 ij | Styles $35 Pairs Pants | Hard To Fit? Ss _ } 4 ; ' | \ } ok ? “sf -~ Topcoats, $24.50 Up | | | STOUTS ’ hype ie DIRECT from Our Sth Ave. las Giding Yat 9 OCI | | SLIMS | | Be . it & Tailor Plant to YOU thru 7 SHORTS | | An ae = Ne 4 slay) : 27 Stores in Principal Cities a rey ’ gh 4 " ~— . AF i : a, « , 2 4 KS ONS a ia a > : | | @i ‘@_ VA AY YAS LONGS | Ly i ~~~ ht Ri : + ‘a bai | . ; e ii ‘ { } a iti aig ores) (Firs! } loor.) . ; } te eet : rn i j ; ' | +s + = x. rac it Be , , mx! ’ ] ' é ; , : j | ; rica VW aterbury. Conn. N J. | St. Louis Original oe j Complete range sizes and styles to fir! you pertectly M eneapalis, LExrnance 509 N. BROADWAY z | 0 $22* | S. E. Cor. 6th & Olive Sts. ° piisepart Conn Caeage Wilkes Serve a. Milwaukee, Wis. i. Jj , a} | AL c: BRUCE, Mer. Allentown, Pa Cleveland. Ohie eel A Mf al el > fo

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCh____ Famo Girdles Women’s Purses? —Side-Hook Modeis —Noveity Leat .. | Just Arri 30YS “y Shirts Boys’ Ties | 200, Spectal Silk Feour-in-Hands $1 S5 , pA 95 ; p i | | @ Ideally p 15 C € Of fancy striped mate- € Pouch and under-arm combine ch | Of broade loth, | se ey ee tials, combined with elas- styles of genuine leather f oF woven TR RPI Re EO tic and lightly boned to ll neatly give srooth waistline and slender appearance. and tr + nati ons. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store ——es Basement Economy Stere Basement Economy Store Of First Importance for Saturday Are These New Shades and New Patterns in These Boys’ 4-Piece Suits we di i ae aa Easter C Plenty of Blue $ e : . — a See Cistn od $ OO r H } : Sketched Are Just Five of the Many Charming Styles Offered! 3 we on Pee | | : | i @ Men and o ij S, " find their re for Easter... ‘ments! The aaa . | H 7 wf . , IT S as er a S @ Well-tailored Coats of tweecs, ‘ “2S Cae || only wholes wool mixtures, plaids or plain weaves QS —styled according to the mode, and 7 ’ * > sl 7 * * > Tams, Pokes, of In Spring's with the desired plain tailored trim- ‘ ’ if Needle es ’ ome everett Off-the-F ace Models. . Favored Shades! nings. In a variety ot colorings tor Easter, and they'll be excellent for school wear. Special values. soe pe secs Suits » . _ = wie by Cast- Girls’ Coats BRa > Lis pidi rit eee > 4 atic v nat — itid- : : : a ey MPa Easter Neckwear Women’s Gloves con War or talleeat , . ‘ rer ~147 @ 34 . _ * ~ 2 . 7 ~ esree ~ —T. ; . SWeEa J *« : ~_- . . . i & L Caw isors { rc. he i - . mbr 5 etree ete, _ > -= : . : *% . a . $0 e effects: woo. ~s SOrya ds msen j Le ee, - m : +A too. = — . variety ‘ +? ia ‘aa = y : + : . eens. 4 | J id ond aa ssi 2 ariety of waste a> = ~\s Ghee , , = > we 51 laTK aad j 5 ( . ‘ ‘ _ _ — = © 7s - rs Ss bk ace l » 14 YCais . ° sty.es ) A , lined and with open Basement Econemy @tece enas. Basement Economy Steere UMasement Fieonemr Steere a —_ Hasement bconemy a croc slate coverec Assorted satin-& The Parade of Fashion, With Its Consequent Style Requirements, Is Reflected in These Women’s New Arrivals in “Maybilt’ All-Wool Suits and Topcoats Easter Dresses and Coats Extremely Popular Because They Represent a ; é, ; ; Such Striking Value at fog the New Style Trends, Introducing New Colorings and I rimming Effects! 7) i] 0 oO New Dresses New Coats A ere... niltnnay mepeatagmpatan mmcameen eee ~~ « iediinnemeinedeo wile Ke ate POS. Nie TARO OM Myer ed Ne. pl MAIC SRE RNS ORR Sn or I Sen abies Io $1 4:85 *19= Everything About a “Maybilt’”’ Suit or Top- | ; My coat Is Better Than the Usual | | | | Sports or Dressy Types— Ed ee With the New Necklines, Plain or Fur Trimmed! $21.50 Garment! ‘er ; 4 | the New Tiers and Tucks! The Topcoats— 4 \ You'll surely fir e Coat you ey mC jundreds of new Dresses f want for Easter in ond croup, no - matter how exacting a choice you make. Included are Coats of Poiretsheens, twills and imported novelty sports weaves, plain or tr} rm! ned and Oe eee oe os ee ae - sw ———— = ae ren, ~ - - : rer ¢ _ SES ‘a4 & * Cd BRa GAT . . and T weeds ; ; “ “ : ~ +3 ; . . f. -) Sy 3 ana iecn . tf) ar _ ; 3: - MP ES ‘ia ee Norns, oon G am\ . Ga Rreen = 2 } head sizes. _ * area rae . 9 . : : nee He " 4 pau” ' ; ee 2 ; i . ao NX & ; VY ; } ' ~ 3! : ‘ asus is ~ e = = , x . cs” IT Lp Thy ‘7 Yf; Z yy, : = (= 4 } = “bw Ld master Shoes for All| 77.4) 2 Exceptional Savings! New Spring Models That Combine Style With Value! the day before Easter’ ‘Silke ? 3 : ’ , . ae ‘ - Ss Oo cringe inc uC Sizes 3 to &. . In Wide Variety: sand Chane cee 3 cae, : t to 6 years > 2.95 Basement Economy ‘Store : be Saturda andy ctals! Hosiery for Easter Milk rat = " na: Se, ? Vestee Styles in the New | : Irregulars, Mock-Fashioned! [> : a Silk Overblou ie ' : = : xs _ ° _ + . ‘r — * = = + ti “a : ” : : amc y ? i — (a Of .afrt. ‘ ms =~ L > — jtene " ~enet es — : . . pe P d 7 B | . . ; . . ‘+ . wa ! re a 7 — oun ’ ’ ion hele . Sy » y 4 q 3 . 7 ' Me Y wees re it Ci S i woe S ecial ~ ’ ’ . . 2. p : Cuban heels. t rx amt tin rout ~ > A QS % + A i de D " — iia —- . ] 4 . € Pure. wholesome Milk Chocolate Stars. . ‘y “ <—. <eeeeee " ; - . _ Amiri 4 Ss eer ert © a ~»\- ~~ 2 4 < aturaay . VWI cen—on 3 ee ee ee eee ee aS Chocolate Covered Peanuts. special, 29¢ Th. Basement Eeconmemy “tere cy . [ heavy crepes, ra- Bovs’ Easter Sho de Child % wn Sh ~; @ Women's Stockings — allover : . | a ee» wre s we ] ren Sa oes silk-and-rayon, or silk-and-ravon to : | COF heavy crepes, ra. . - aa : bros ' — a For School or j . . . : the lisle garter top. Soles and toes Dress | Models for Misses’ Too | are reinforced for exten Geer ta Usual 65e T or presert necklines S | 95 — eo a “As Cocoanut Laver Cake a - breasted fects. and are in want- Women’s Hose Special! SSSR fects, and a1 1] ans : Saturday 5 Oc ed pastel shades—-sizes Thread Silk, or silk-and-ravon. Hose : with narrow isle tops and reinforced Special eee @€ Shoes in Oxford, feet; im black, white and 65 ° re... : strap ~¢ other styles colors: pair si¥ . ~ , @€ Other Saturday bakery specials: Vestee Overblo = patent. bionde. tan . , -« Streuwse!l Loaf athe ; ind zn f pretty ray ocac ind black leathers. Women’s full-fashioned Stockings, silk from 2% Honmey-Nat Bread 1 - gh re ee ee 4 Peng oo tesa : 4 cloths and in ubie-breaste : ubber heels—in broken top to toe, or to lisle top. Irregulars, $1.05 sthe All-of-the-Wheas Rai~in effects rn , ? 1 awn f Lt ee Se Rasemeat bconemey ax Fee r * ? ~ 8B ment ‘memer Steere Hasemen bw mer rm force, . « ta Sf me mt He-onom tere 36 to 44.

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nt. UIs POSI-DISPAICH eae RIDAY SVENING, APRIL ¥6,- i907 oe __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 13 ——secenaeseseen NE a ee em ne - ne rn eer Women’s P urses‘ F | The New “Tomboy” Slips We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Faster in the Calla Weel —Nov elty Leathers Bm it . ° yy 9 5 7 | Just Arriwed, and Special Saturday at $2.85 stant « Stickies tunes seceaal | 1 | il Ideally practical, comfortable garments that paw @ Rainy days won't hurt these adorable little bun- @ Pouch and under-arm ] 92 ff combine chemise and slip in one! Made of crepe nies, rabbits, roosters and ducks in their gay oil- sty les of genul ine leather | @@ ff de chine and radium silk, with touches of lace cloth suits and dresses that are washable, 98c! —all neatly made, lined | ff | and hemstitching. Plain tailored ones, too. Wear And what endless joy goes with the imported end combinations, '“*S | ## ff one under your Easter frock. Sizes 32 to 38. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY plush bunates 1 Digna ee Hasement Economy Store t | Slip Section—Third Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO, THE MAY CO. to $3.25. a | | Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland 2 Canpirs \JMasses’ Coats fo fvocks Unsurpassed in Quality and Variety In Groups of the Most Intense Interest € Men and all who want Confections that are exceedingly choice will for Saturdays Easter Selection — at find their requirements perfectly satisfied in our large Easter Assort- ’ ments! The most delectable kinds and most attractive novelties—not ee only wholesome in quality but very tempting in their Easter wrappings. »' ; Easter Baskets | Candy-Filled Eggs pg (| ete PTR MTS Ee eeereee” Pe oe 7 , , ¢ Mes “ Fs . . “ Na ‘1 ’ 2 go PAPE no tP. ig? erga, ee ree oor eee re ‘ Loa & o Shee as. ae Ps Fe” at serbia ctl + ‘ . z . ." : . , . 2 ae = . 4 7 le oe = rey a Auk «| Pads ¥ ot Are These DR RE 1 ree * . eo ey ees ‘ey sag ane oR + rene ae ee RE a es te } o . : SP eT LT NE El ET ERE It ES NF HANI eRe wet Syme se * a eee . ” ") ba ake OF Ne _ ke ee oe Fy Pay i Ranging in Price From | In Three Sizes, at oa ~ to | an | 2 ee | | Baskets for every gift purpose | = es q@ To enumerate just a few of the fashion-favored —from small ones to handsome | Eggs of chocolate—that open davti ] Bae ‘ hi . big ones elaborately. trimmed— | to reveal a choice assortment aytime anc evening ty pes tnat this collection all nta with luscious Easter of our Par Excellent wih best comprises there are scores of distinctive black and contections. | grade milk chocolate candy. navy street Frocks, adorable afternoon and semi- Easter Nests in tin boxes. .. , $1.50, $2 formal models of newest printed crepes and filmy Nut and Fruit Cream Eggs, each.. } chitfons, and an almost endless selection of gen- Crates of Assorted Chocolate Eggs, dozen......... eral-purpose Spring Frocks of Cantons, flat crepes | ATs Chocolate and Georgettes. Boxes containing @Oe eS mens . 120 tasteful fresh Bt ON | Rabbits marshmallow \\& N a . SY » 10c °° $5 Individual Satisfaction for Every Miss eA age, ee. ee ee ee ee oe = oe = $e en ees ee reve ~ — ie ‘4 * ee fee ae eae lds eT oe yi ” 4 a) “ ; 4 " . ” wy. te .. : ® rr, | S x ea | Ser Cs Te pip LN tS ey RR Fae Ly pe ts te. ‘ . Tebihy, “ale Jee ” lie an te eras pe gee ae Oe eR SS at ote iL ae, Maa a Rs tan Bir eee, = eR a or. emai WOES dh an gee, PAE a Seen e et er 4 a eer eee - “3 eggs =— covered | : s Easter Frocks with milk $4 ) ed herd nao an aade of case None are more — 1. Dpto c to - eh licgmaaa es sugar, creamery —whether you give “her” F Ce Buttercups — cen- che Fata’ the assorted chocolates, Gal 4 » + 7 a » « , > ~ ‘ ee ee ON TS ET te RE ae I titer mn: = yn ~ = - had CoN mage Ce tall amy GPF Hie ak 2 S- s ese Women’s . i at ot a gue chocolate covered. butter and treshly ters of nut and co- seaated peanuts: | Of ‘the Checotates and Oe en | ae Peeee es | anene tee “nee ™ | A Coat collection so all-inclusive of every accepted coanut : 33 special, Jac A S 9 j hat 1] 2 C : 25C RS: is . | pringtime mode that it will perfectly meet all special, Ib.. lb. , Candy Section—Main Floor Easter demands Saturday! Replicas of imports, foremost American models—plain and furred— sports, street and dressy—in sizes 14 to 18 years. "Foundation | $39.75 to $59.75 Garments Rip Easter Coats Values at $2 € This lightly restraining bit Ina Special of Lingerie—consisting of bu r confiner, vest and ime Ey oa a G Oup at... Foundation Garment for the carefully frocked young miss ar who knows that a good begin- Women and misses may take equal share in this extraor- ning is most important. Th rtunity— “a * » i ALS Se a ea se ig) . ~ Ts yee ata hatte ieee se . ~ . ‘ a panei von ane 7 mt er em keer ate io ” “ — * ELLE LR RAN TALE ONE LOE IE CA AEE LOIN” SE AP CIGIE SOO EG =I LNAI 4s Te TUNER Crecemtnee meme ‘epentee ee ET SN EEN TI RE TUTTE I Ee LO IY OTT ELT: LES OL IIRL NN CLT R eo ' 4 . ee a . a ; - . — - Te J al Biase, z. a en be st , oF al : . . wee ot BO eee oe ender hn MR Oram ve Smt and misses—sizes 14 to 40 Presents Delightful Choice on | S72 ¢ ee the Last Day Before Easter eos “Li — : KYL 4 | a Exquisite from reinforced toe to or Little Folks. @ When a limited expenditure must assemble a smart & é hi L | q Exq \ LSAT Ki paey | k t d full fash- costume for you, it’s important that the Hat be chosen YF Abb yy Compacts to Carry OF] Easter | ane aaa pee seer Superfine - Ss from this group. A remarkable collection of the most ef Mikes | la, 2 ws meg : /f Set . 5 : ts leg, ankle and foot with- er Oa ) advance Millinery modes—every Hat individually Ce he VL Complete Choice of Distinctive Styles From $1.50 to $5 \Z me rengp gotta or. Newest tans, grays " ' : le ) cenrme hairhr : ; CFM ee Fe . ; , . , ene! es ee. put — pret ~ I NF tyles in abundance—including silverplated and square styles, with tiny decorative pan- ‘\“@ «flesh and other light shades. chic black satins, youthtul ribbon Hats, crochet viscas ls, . Silverplated—octagon or round styles, with powder sifter, exquisitely engraved, ‘Tord and leghorns. Black and colors. EBobbed and larger ° z. Silver or gold plated, round, square, octagon and oblong shapes, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. /\ Rog a - ” @: : 5 etion— | ‘te : 1 Hose agian See head sizes. Millinery Section—Fourth Floor Kid Gloves Jewelry Section—Main Vioor | : yf Surety S lk fill like weart- Arne Nea ! : & | in a group that will meet many require- gulation, or \g@x tt x . * Excellent Value, Pair ee | £ | ~=ments—including sheer and light service ty CL a al be weights with silk tops, and service weights i ee rR 8 me - . s - ee em Ce te mee OR ly a Styles in the New Jverblouses + * sal a ee oe splendid quali y, briefly finish- r y ‘ es in pink, coral, blue, Nile ed with shane pie smart cuffs Bee Shoes 1r) Smart Easter 95 cheted visca, silk and straw ree of newest models—boyish Sports Coats and cause of its charming styles—and ~ lso in- wy iid FEES Battitins PES AE i q : Bieri crt ® | ewith lisle tops; $ ip cites Eee Girls’ Easter Hats $3.95 er I oye up eftects— tke rims 5g € Kid Gl ‘ LS ; | as Od S ly Hosiery Section~-Mata Vieer ' »! oves to matcn opring s Ocked. Sizes mt G2) | ; rd @ Tailored Hats—and ribbon brightly embroidered in novel- | a . Be ce--s . ee : on or flower-trimmed styles—in ty patterns. All sizes. frs/ —4 Fe Very mip gent Styles at $6 a Pair ombinations! Black, and every others with silk scarfs, fur bandings and silk braids @ This popularly priced footwear the variety for choice! Among > ? S112 me jf ’ , OF the unusual J+ qi 1 In Wide Variety at gayest moods—including itn sfore lor to match her new coat! Oy je2 a . Such a gratifying selection for daughters who ve Our Surety Six Assortments Afford proclaiming their girlish smartness. Many are one for women and misses 18 In ex- the newest models are: LL LO I Alga, a te Ae tnt ata wood, and gray. too! : , | : $ 4 95 $ Thbvre . 3 cake a % A Remarkable Group, Including Many Samples in Pastel Shades to 15 ey re Styles . Bp P BE y P Iinsement Peonemy ae Gis hemps, milan. leghorn, cro- Glove Sectigun—Main Floor ~ : ia Values at soe te oe Fes = aited until Saturday to select ~ es Coats! Selection for Every Costume . e : Soa . a: colored Frocks, to strap in patent or parchment : hi et : Meee style-demanding young miss ap- af ——/ iene, 1 , f just as delightful choice—as wi ee . a nn tet = Goer Girls Silk Dresses jaunty ones with kid with inlaid side and check- | preciates the consciousness of | ’ Ay colored blouses ses A ey ' Mains AvEL you'll expend on the outer being attractively dressed from | , A penta ] ; rhite pl 4 or-trimmmed heel; 96. *¥ >" ; | garments of your Easter a Grou: and white pleate 3 | onintiiad Patioved oni lacy head to foot and will lke these ) roup skirtecnhere's thib & | . ie. — ; ery -looki h rith | age — fF —A clever a ico sstipscte! > @ . F-wriol types of Chemises and Step- very good-looking Shoes with - lain-color crepes de chine and Spring Dress mode THE HALLIE | d- Bit turned soles, front straps and her adorably combined with rofusely exempli- style of peach kid with trim- n -brocades. imported broa @ aes Ins in appealing pastel col- ap bene” 4 aie Hage otner: . pro Pp: es ond genet " be if *,. aS orsa—silk crepe de chine and eS ee ee ee 7 pri inted silks, in coatee and bolero fied—for miss 12 ming discs of san and peac double-breasted $1.6 Ad \s! 214 to 7— $7 ~ ) styles. Youthful Easter perfection. to 17 years. é and high flange Louis heel; $6. Georgette of unusual qual- 4 | “i pair izes 8 to 14 years. in , Economy Store § ar Sy ' bize 7 Juniors’ Gection—tecurth Fleer Second Ficer asemernt om * : 5 lingerie Section—Third Fioer Children's Shoes—Second Floor ee Et ~ —— om, _we amgyneneee — ee TE Em perenne . 7 eR

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PAGE ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING,. APRIL 15, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BY PI FANS BL TY (|r See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 15 ad , BAER & FULLE A SERVICE COMPLETE ) Presen ee ee ee oe OR ee New Arrivals Add Much Interest to’ Our Extensive Easter Assortments Three-button $ Royston [s College Models Exclusive im Are Featured Our Men’s Store dy to take care of last-minute needs in a most New assortments of our popular its in the newest colors. patterns and mod- variety of selection. There are Suits mature years and conservative tastes men with aste for collegiate clothes. eel _ == a A mem ere ee Pe «tel peace LE A AE AA A NEN Ce nh Nm r= anne mae nse eae — ee ee --diliniiensaaiiiens ie ~~ A Special Selling ot PHIROPRACTIC CASES DROPPED New Topcoats tor Easter i ay] Maney fit BECAUSE OF} AW EF - . OY <p ee peimel 'rosecutor Dismisscs~ Pree | ; , fly ~“ a : iT ; : am wee & cus oe ? ——— = =—_~S SS r. * iF uItS Purchased ) thou “2 —— : : aturday Wl) Be Delivered for Sunday W earma + et NM RR I NE TT TT eT a aR Practicall for the you in these u +m - LO NN NE TEGO a ae Royston Topcoats Men's New Knitted Men’s 2-Trouser Suits tor All Men. $30 Spring Topcoats. $24.75 BQ SUMMES HOMES RPK AT MACATAWA PARK MICH. fl 7. 4 Sik etieied a: $200.000: Some & i@ | OVELY n i la ce te zs | already sf | i | 5 Ee ON rea will delight Men = \ cw Roy ston i lats (Ss | i mothers. - Sel- ()xtords tor Easter = Serra ~: . | = Fashioned ¢ Ul , ) i 3 : | ," Tweed, Mi ty ww oe oe | | Many are 1S RSD eee | | : fur collars, a4 4a v¥ & .A' Lc ] e208: Li . tons and eme are neatly ed and sports Sizes 7 to 16. nb Sti Sten UG gee WeTT OLE pots ae re ee Ss hie Sk RR NE AED eee OE he Rs, sl ; . . : , mw Lh . ioe. . ; : ; i s J ihe Hamsion—A ba! stvyie meat os pase se vee, rains re utof ot to Be f th heavy stitched soles. meta ae... at ke | an | a i In the : | half-rubber hee! ae a atin des clack nadir. ac, ae | ) E | that are 60 . : | Has medium-wide toes and thinks ck a ee a | & , Fashioned 1 dgew aout “dco” Completed Bet Men's Hose in Smartest Stvles ,* . : ~~ =¢ » 244K Th < W a lo p ~ * -” $1.50 and $2 ' The Custom— A = 2. ee, eee eee ee ee Blue Ribbon Double-Edge Safety Razor Blades, of Swedish

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ST.LOUIS ~UST- DISPATCH has FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ £8. . PAGE ® See Our Other Annuoncements on Pages 5 and 14 1 URGES AMERICANS I Smarter Styles Greater Selections STIX. BAER & FULLER } lsiuwenusn Son. GRAND-LEADER want— snappy styles as ~ well as th re conserva- Gs) STORE NEWS oto Face | SE N A GREAT CITY, iresses Sons of Revolutic You'll find satisfaction in Se iret evolution : , one Huette J lower prices for ere. Shoes with a reputation— known for quality, style, fit and longer wear. Eternal vigilance to protect ‘“‘the co . spirit of '76" and of the framers of CW Oa S rr the Constitution &gainst current The “Buzz’”’ tendencies was urged by William! Smart for Easter. T ; , o 4 + Libt ey of Princeton, professor. Tan or Black banker and rifle experf, in an ad- Calf, at Presenting Remarkable Values for Saturday Shoppers | (0! 20°% e300 last night at the University Club. “We must com bat efforts to sub- vert our C onstitutior h said piipescszt “i ure prea s . i/ : aly: ; ; : : ; ‘ ‘ 4 tig : : ; ‘ ?°- ; ‘ss i- . ss , i , $e; P j ; j » A 4 a‘ Ais iif? a ce & . J wh ° Ain ot : r te ot, : hd P at addir e th it many new S | hemes : . ff. . ’ . ul tn ot or a +h ‘ ‘ , ! = . * -HaNnES the Government were my, fe WONDERFUL SHOES Oid when the framers of the Con. es ei ee 'f 1) “a . stitution were at their task and = 420 N 6th, N Locust were studied an Liat . - , \ » ’ ear and ected b : Felected tw then —7 3 Stores— . 716 Olive St. ney were answered then and were saved bv Washington, Jeffer- Yellston Store Open 6118 Easton W agai approved mode is here. You may select from ; on, and Franklin,” he said. “Wr Saturday Until 10 P. M. » Wellston an endless assortment in style, material and color. /\ j\ \ ///j | vio a. ee Fashioned of satin, twill, Poiretsheen. imported tweeds, fi would keep it so we must discour cashatone and novelty mixtures. All are silk lined. Wanted colors including navy blue, black and black-and- white. Misses’, women’s and stout sizes 14 to 5215, 240 Coats—$9.50 318 Coats—$23 | A splendid assortment of new Every new style featured in these | Coats in every wanted style and Coats that show excellent wor k- | color—sizes 14 to 5224. manship ; sizes 14 to 52 21, Dresses in Regular & Extra Ses "EASTER SPECIAL BOX Herz finest Candies: Chocolates, Nut Candies, French ae Wouldn't Have Wed Hach Deuces Tinted Nests. filled with assorted A most original array of beautiful | and combinations; | sizes 14 to (5242. trimmings; sizes 14 to 44. Cink tin the Enon Easter Eggs and Chocolate decorated Baskets—filled with purest ‘ ‘4 2 ‘ , . ‘ . riots aes ne et, | ene digest neers (Pownstatcre a. His Debts. She Sars. Rabbit, §0c and $1 Easter sweets. The kiddies will >». = . Nee ry Fe. } - . at. A il to the inat-Disna r : : enjoy a oe ee ee ee ee liedy Packed Boxes | them.n.e-2.--.-. SOE C0 $S iz Oniv tna ed her and was in fact a bank- Royal Chocolates, our , pt when he told ner ! ves finest assortment, lb..........$1.25 For the Kiddies 4 net , Chocolate Rabbit ........ & ry hesot t on: a nhet.Duni a S Cc, ak Ne ce Milk Chocolate Nuts and Fruits, : Of I} S enham of London; has sued in § “surprisingly good,” ‘ Easter Nest, filled with the pur- | prengsige soe White Plains {1 Assorted Chocolates. Ib est sweets for the kiddies Assorted Chocolates, Caramels Large Chocolate Egg, filled a ee rene , GEIS SOIC LLP vrres f - a . , fash it, et be ok en Tey mom oom iy Mert EIR A jis Le Ne GE LRN PA LIT RTT TIO CT Ie NE ny ee ee, NI RE A eat tine) ae MSs tees ne ‘ rol ased W 1) Be ed for earmnag oth Pie NA at ne — eth ha HH} ‘F. #ae mS id ‘ : } =’ ; Pttee, 11 Gites va 7308", rected nis s lai stand yr ana }¢ se isep ffeEw Meee * ¥ . Easter Divinity Cakes * Hot Cross Buns : HEE aH A ses “tates , we meee ; d. Th OVELY w Coats, a r oC yim, as til | ee ee PO SMAR T new models for Easter as : Brats Tempting and good. new Coats, added to ou —— He eS suitehle fine the 9 She et galas yaa Divinity Cake; baked light and fluffy, tant call tad tes Gate t 2S5c already splendid assortments fey SEH Bateys) wear that are : et ng a aticall | d y HH ing? gti my ) we the Court eminded hi most artistically decorate i . . SM the young girls and fail —_ eee) Bh th N . Many are smartly trimmed with trimming touches of fur, embroid- Arthur Glasgow Sold Half Interest Here 1S e arcisse Y C fur collars, contrasting piping, but- i ee ery, silk ribbon bows, etc. Others we ae i a P er f ume 0 r d er O tons and embroidery—while others | |] are strictly tailored in various at- edo te leit Yuden Chasen IN CASH TO YOU EN TN TE Or ren A A RT ER RR NE A r Suits 5, $50 d of a selected raordinary val- in popular col- 4 vile detain sep Th 1 ret lm alcannasalttgy, EN A me epee esliinemnsines ciaguetattattnetnsaneeaneeanbegpemeangedsiensmammenmeeeetimane TE ~ Ae mage o AM Ci Ct OE AGS I ARN aN A atest UD me : SO CR OR eS NE are neatly tailored in double-breast- tractive models. Newest colors and si and pee styles. Wanted colors. navy and black. Sizes 13 to 19. Crores, ulty af sitatater Seine Cut It va n News oh TO YOU zes 7 to -—nves ruiltey ‘btainine money > P vail (TYownstalr stor ) by false rervenses, and 1x _ t it at Thi 0 d | W » ee r | ‘This Order Is Worth ~ = Notice .o Authorized Dealers: i ’ , grou ae ge pe 7: Sie _ : % ni ES PES I og ont stharized ¢ Children’s Easter Hats, $1.95 | | Coats for Wee Folks, $3.29 | [Jive cso | 3Qe only | oo oeaniies | | Se oy ee ee nae. | “FLEURY, | In the assortment you will find the new styles Just 100—of broadcloth and novelty mixtures in burner business at 6178 Delmas Johnson Bros. PRESENT AT ONCP before ¢ » exboumed 09 that are so becoming to the girls 6 to 14 years. colors of blue and gray. Well lined with imported poUsevere, Hs wee ON Se JOHNSON BROS. DRUG ‘ee , ee, . D Co . Fashioned of straw, azure and combinations in a cotton satinette—have collars of contrasting mate- rug . ee: dy Se, ed Sa Seiiateine A Miia host of the newest colors. rials and smart pockets. Sizes 2 to 6. 7th and St. Charles a a ee Trownstairs Store ) T¥Yownes? Store De Baliviere & McPherson (ustomer must sign here ee ae — ‘ rR" 1 Hamilton and Plymouth Lodrree it , ; : This Order ts geed until Saturday evening, April 16, unless the authorised $500 Ceye Te} and get this full distribution ts exhausted before that date. No Order aceepted after date. rnhelter 1s ned he owned no part | Add 10 cents to each mail order for packing and postage. enn Ge kee ase size $1.00 Bottleof on Newest Styles in Children’s Easter Shoes ||:."2'°°° °°" NARCIS SE PERFUME ~ EEL LLL eT Le — a -ow ~~ : : : PLIN’S MOTION DENIED Offer a Widely Varied Assortment at These Prices wong leant Wife's Divorce Suit by Monday. Clip out the Order— present it at our Per- oa Misses and Children Boys’ Low Shoes ee fumery section today Receive this full Size 98 45, 69 | 98 Chaplin to file answer to bis wife's $1.00 Bottle — before ae a a ake ae tone ts supply is exhausted. . ee ee i ee Orders jenied & motion by Chaplin's cou Redeemed Friday Well-made, substantial wearing footwear These boys’ Shoes are well built through- ne: saiiiants eves une and Saturday wee a yy) : ia of cherry patent, parchment, rose blush, out to give splendid service. You may se- rain an additional 96 ys, it Bi. tp Uc ee ree Bt se Al NETL) . 2. 4 . An, he ; ffect from éi | peas ae” amet ele . il | patent, tan leathers and trimmed effects. ect from either black or tan leathers. - na to be republished. - They NOTICE! = ty) qi i siete dum tise Seal tte ah a B= Bs y j You may select from fancy ties, sport All are made on the mannish lasts, have | thew mm | menbiaac a Oxfords and straps. Priced according to welted soles and rubber heels. Sizes 10 eon cal os aie cetmentioaeell fae ’ A SOON AK} size and quality. to 1314 at $2.69. Sizes 1 to 6 at $2,98. gg ah gti This sale starts Ne } Saturday morn- oss mf ail ° 9 oe con's Head” at Story Hour | ‘ : Ss nf ima? S Ve New Arrivals—Women’s Shoes, $3.85 to $5.85 Oe Geeusi's Hood.” 6 ae April 16, Sale . ane ow In the assortment are parchment, shell gray, rose blush and other new leathers and re ee a cies ae | Imited to 9000 combinations. In fancy ties, D Orsay pumps or straps, with high spike or Cuban 1 he ehown at the City Aré Ma. it Bottles only. ; } hs. Tine airs Store c@un ores - heels. Come in narrow and wide widths q way si Al sory hour tomors beginning 2 I Priority Righes einer 1910. Reg and Comrtghe No. 7718, © Schema, 2505 omorros, ~- — - ee ee eee ee me ee a a

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“RIDAY EVENING. APRIL 15. 1927 Me ent ge PUST-areen | | Ip wii ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH , ——— TT et ae — aca : é = fa 3 i oublished in the interest of int ADVERTISEMENT a ee SCHOOLS CLOSED FOR ae cee ane at a = Is KEIFF 8 7 7 Cay * ae a He Is British Advocs ate of Peace | 3 fet polita _ Church F pecetin v ae m9 Bah te . R “i th "EY tag * emi. : oe okt % Jie ae sy rrane¢ : ne ,* 34 a ng - oa" a" 2" se se — > we ertewFTwTFrrterternLrtltnay sees se. _s- & & *s * *» a - e > = . cs = SS SS SS se es = = S sa es es 2 . sn ss ee se oe ee 2 ‘se ee ee ee 2 2 ee oe t - = - - . a's » & «& x eee @ - > =» 7 Se ee NO MONEY DOWN! —_— sean = © & -_* ._- THE Coral Band 1 impregn ioc bar over which no garter that starts above, pass. This is just one of the sons why these Stoc are worn by thousan¢ thrifty, discrimi women. Of pure silk and full tioned, they are exceg ally strong and bea Superbly Hand-Tailored The Finest Suits + agg ae Two-Pant Suits nS oe — "34° *39° "4.4.>° In a New First-Floor Economy Department The most fashionable of Spring Suits... garments that St. Louis’ outstanding clothing values a sensation that are exclusive at this store. Aristocratic “Bostonians” has never been equaled... .Spring Suits that cannot be that have no peer for quality... youthful “Collegians” duplicated at anywhere near this price. Values that tailored by Adler ultra-fashionable ““Tudor Halls” are making this the most popular economy center in the that depict the most advanced styles for young men. city. Up-to-the-minute models and patterns. . .splen- Every garment distinctive in design and pattern every didly tailored of pure woolens. See them in our win- Suit with two pairs of trousers. Three remarkable price dows. ..come in and examine them. You'll declare them groups and others up to $59.50. the biggest $22.50 worth you have ever seen. Aine See eee sn en ee a — meer ee ee oe ee ee dd i a dd “a" a an ee ‘- a FY ed Pe t Watch Bracelets eo “Lady Betty” Watch Set Watch —? n ‘ Le maferiais Sp ing . newest ~ 4 . a . > : 2 S ts Lhree UtToOn Coa vesis ing two lhned tyies onal c _arefuily tailored ~ icKers “ize ‘from 6 to i3 years Thursday n i} tr Twe lined goit kmckers: er ; 4 rrmigay anc Ssaturcacay if a a : L ~ . = SS e 8 Seer ens ? >2 >>> se ll Friday and Saturday at a a. * A el ae —: ri , : ™ ; — . a ™ . ‘ “ ' i ’ ‘ ; a : > 3 - am . ~ ~ . : a ' ; ne oie materiais ‘ ars : 4 § 95 eis for v ymuths ef heel dO | ce. Reaut if! 75 . . a ; . . At — sh ont nal ' atterns and tabrics in the ftavor $1.00 a Week ; rT vests and w wy , Pp in ¢t ered sh eee . . ™ cd . 5D 7. ».* — rig iar Tlic ‘ oat s wests¢ and tw . pairs ot tr ,serTs. A ’ . i ‘ - my : a. a : Fula : , i. | A ee =~ t hau? tay 5GAY ana & Ailey : i3 to i8 ¥ ears. Thursday. Prider ana Sat % / Vest Suits With 2 Knickers ee ¥; Suits With 2 ae Trousers Attractive singie and ounte acing mod - 4 urday at $22.50 $1.00 a Week Community Plate “Hampton Court Pattern” ~ | 2 Loe eget * .) $34.25 Every disti $1.00 a Week pad sented in th : Fe of finely we “¢ pi and flatter & models that i | 7 “ss ws” $1.00 a Week aster and | See Our Store Windows for iia. ft poo nat Oo SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON BY They are (hpen Moendass and Saturda ex tomtil « ‘eee i AAA AA A @ ft s.-2* 2, ———————— I SS MOS _HoOuTjHEEEEOETETETETEO—E—E—TETETETeE=rn=02=2=oEOO z srw tanta tae Sea”. *- “a 8a eta te tate tate ta he aan ae =O - . ae ene ns Aaa ate nae” «oe ’ W ea

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ae _aaWRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 35 267. ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH of TAMERS IMPRISONED BY POSTER HRM If) REPLY | | John P. Andrews, 30 years old, air- ic naseii fields. The plane was de- | went into a tailspin. Plane pilot, rmolis | And 7 , i ARE LED T0 SAFETY | i Carl] os : aay ose scotia “ati | wes rg ought Andrews found his) pilots ot the Custian vote hac Stoll Jr. of Louisvills and ot Mary Seaman of Green-/ motor in trouble and attempted to and had been takirlg passene-ra on 2 10 Surface by “Man Familiar ' ' | : “ a Leede- . Were killed when an/stall across the motor parkway for flights for several years. He was Henryetta, Ok. | crashed between Roosevelt and/a height of about 175 feet the plane’! plane. His home was in Mineola. | jated Press. | - Ca —— pasmpreréA. O} n eel le Pa for eight; Expected to Give Evidence! | a 6 a ine year} iat Its Claim Did Not Cause | siemaued ae | rot ea, were tea ha Failure of Italians’ Venture. | eee : “rdav by Joh am- Liner. Cameron if “FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One FREE | FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One FREF. eahebendoned| ‘The s ’ LAST DAY : nan aba " vt The St. Louis Poster Advertising | Mothballs | Epsom Salts ~~ YES. IT IS KEIFFER Hair Clipper | Gauze, 5 Yd. - effort: -) " cosa hae Co. will undertake to prove in Cir- ||_198e—1 Free; 15c—1 Free $1.75—1 Free} 75c—1 Free ee ene conrt tates Free Chocolate Rabbits BROADWAY-FRANKLIN Free 25c Lipstick Pre-Easter hat 1 i that tt ) : A dandy Lipstick 1ey were! in filling an attachment suit | Nice fresh ones: till gone....10c—1 Free : 250—1 Free —All jiems in This Column Single Price— | being | against the St. Louis G oO : : ~- —— Co. in tonal aan pegs ae Free Crystallized Fruit | sale Limited Saturday Only © ly ~~ a ’ i . / +? 14- . eae = id not ruin es Y4-Ib. decorated tin box, 1 Free 25c Schoenfeld’s Tea, 2 for 29c omnia’ and opera performances then | - . 350 B Stationer . had poured | ree Furniture Polish ce Box y.. ite Rose Perfume ‘ the sh: f an abandone in progress at the Odeon and did | r auto or household. : $1.50 Pocketbook ........ A lasting Perfume... . .$1.00—1 ipl nd the water found its way! not destroy the professional] repu.- | Hinkle’s Pills, bottles of 100... r 89c Pocket Knife .. 49 SOc Cold or a ay Cream mine « ne am - Absorbent Cotton, Bromo Seltzer. . 19¢, i T5e Golden Peacock Face Powder.. 1 ea . . i ; re : y tation of Signor M. A. Rossini, | 25¢ Quinine Capsules, doz., 3-gr... , ’ He, 9Oc Cold Crean Th | 85¢ American Mineral Oil. : 35c Parsons’ Corn Cure. ike Gauss aaa eatrical . 4 1 1 1 oe Chocolate Cherries Nice and fresh; Ib ’ Pee nn eee eS anny “artistic director.’ | se a. ne 2 6 “ers 60c Coffee, XXXX, re 5 Seri Hazel, » Dickinson’ aes tossini the laintif’ x ‘yrup Pepsin, Caldwe ‘Oo Syringe or t Bottl ; oe i tts plaintiff, who is 25¢ Empty Capsules (100) Te $2.19 Chamois Skins. se Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonite. asking for $104,000 damages, fin | 15e M: achine Oil, best white . Listerine 9c, 19¢c, 39c. 780 oe Germicide Soap, - . ‘ 1 ! aati a . "| 35e Kidney Plasters, Mead’s... — $1.90 s. $s. 8 1.45 15e, 2 4 ~ Se a ear tose Water. ‘ ee ; Me Oe Included in this time y IsSned ni} 8ideé ] ne £ Toster. 2: > > 25e Gly i i a LAs z 4 te os | us side of the case yester- | 7 See Red Fi geome My owder, ree $1.50 Sangrina Tablets... . aoe. Sir Soot ales” 1 | A Timely hie Pre offering for Easter wear day, with testimony designed *7 | 25¢ —— Magnesia, ’ ‘ ; $1 550 Alarm Clock 79 strc Rum rn —O—>———— 3 are handsomely tailored show th hy ee ii | Reola Spring Tonie Tab! ee "eucoe each Cream ‘ree 45 sC«d*é‘ show that the attachment suit re 5e Royal aan i aac tant : —— Thin. 69 1 § ° : ie aia ba ee models of Poiretsheen, It “kidding” by press and } Free Candy! It’ tee 350, 50c N. R. Tablets, 186, 380 Free P ses Money “OQUING ee Pr moires and sport mix- yublic. The rrj : te * .~* * een ee a ee en a Pe , + . LF, ] = he ioe ae 4 : [to establish its contention that | ummm a grand opera company’s ven- re was an artistic triumph but a Peasaee a LITT ART RTT Ti iit SSSSCSRER SSE RE RRR e eee SSCFESERSRGSRESSRSRREDSRERS SREB SSEEEeEreReseseseseneneense : . “seeeeesesesaeecaase SSCS STHSATKASSECHERSTE SSS SSSE HSE SCRE TET SERRE SESE EES ESREES SSSR SESE ET SR SS STS SSE SSS K ESET ESTAS a ancial failure from the first. ani . mat the attachment suit had noth- a: ing to do with the poor attend- ' os a ss: > aie i ees . | Al sat Scene . | : ) Girls’ Easter Coats and Frocks EASTER ae neat of them produced wit. teration Service | ee.” The Juvenile Section is replete “ ith th nesses, most of them wome usic e oes ' nd i A : ost of t} women mu = The unusual range of sizes enables each sec- newest in Frocks, Coats and Conf audi ‘| CCESSORIES | tea ners, who testified that ae tan te ae every figure ° ae a rations. : - r +; d number of his pupils had dwindl]: Deliveries will be made in said to wea Sat ur- a ee ee TT h Sha after the grand ahare fiasco. a : i zt ee "ypc aa Rees 2 gee — l oe ey also showed that the three men re- : a ee ov, Lowit. Lergert “Women ebeciolty Shop sentria. rT sponsible for the grand opera ven N t Pass! ture were Epaminonda Tummin- b- Q s ia, Guiseppe Buccola, lemon deal- . ° . 1 j 7 . P ers, and Alfredo Stallone, a restau- = Store- VV ide Presentation of Ready- CO- Cat Attire fo x E rant proprietor. These amateur | gs | . \-— FINER;> impresarios felt that St. Louis a: needed an artistic awakening, but : CORAL BAND ery $9000 in four days, town they HOSIERY FONTBONNE COLLEGE OFFERS $4 to $3.25 The | SCHOLARSHIPS TO RUSSIANS ean | [iii ti) a a, ~ Last-Minute Easter Shopping | snus Handbags : eo | $7.50 $4.50 EASTER SHADES IN CHIFFON HOSIERY b fed Bags ade fo wp om ae : | special Saturday values. Sheer All-Silk Chiffons Tiel Two-Tone or Picot-Top | Main Floor—Broadway 3 Pairs, $4.50 Pairs, $5.00 | f PECIAL value! — , full fashi Li \ EWEST two-tone, contrasting heel | / > | fashioned with choice oa 3 chiffons. Shades of gray with black sored or invisible run stop. 36 cor- e heel, flesh tints with darker heel. IR Silk Vestees, $4.95 er shades, also black or white. All oy LL Also —- sheer chiffons with picot top aH atest Silk V dO and runstop! All silk, all perfect. HRA Latest —— . and shades. Sizes 34 to 432, Broadcloth, $1.95 English Broadcloth Vestees and Blouses, in white of colors. Sizes 34 to 44. — ee en ee ‘eat tinsAahi AE tom ae Ria jee sig . Jas ; ~ SRA ae = Se Anhe oS * " oe - eo es i= & . A> » Joins In Student Exchange Plau Promoted by Catholic Near east Association. THE Coral Band is an Fontbonne College at Wydown impregnable barrier §)299° “le wene oe “i gli over which no garter run sian in bye h if | f ocinnia Russias ‘ that starts above, may sponsored by the Catholic Near pass. East Welfare Association. The college has offered two This 1s just one of the rea- scholarships for voung Russian au way tnese Stockings |) women who have been unable Bias - +7 hye nefit »f a) che . 1Cca- are worn by thousands of -_ benefits of higher educa tion in their own country. Sixty rr rrrretine® fF) tu. universities mnd women. hool if the country have o , feres imiiar gs genres - rit Of pure silk and full fash- | ning with the year “192 ioned, they are exception- | schools-will provide board lodg- ally strong and beautiful tion, and the associa. —yet cost no more. a h- Lid | | | | —e Benen nnn a-n 5 ROO See ion oil bear other expenses. AIRPLANE CRASH KILLS THE PEACOCK TW | WOMAN AND TWO OTHERS CIGHT-.O-EICHT OLIVE Floor—Sixth S| ant + Main Floor—Sixth St. . , MINEOLA, N. Y., April 15. Tittititieiiiy . ; Latest Arrivals in Paris-Correct EASTER FROCKS W onderfully Compl ete : }- | ", | fer Selections at Main Floor—Broadway. Glee ~ —— PriTTiTitiiiiiiiy t aveee Ore These Coty’s Perfume $ 75 $ Youthful and Face Powder 1 and - 'TAILLEURS 95¢ , | Will Be Much | in Evidence Coty’s L’Origan Face Pow- der with flacon of wig os Perfume. $160 value. ne RESH! New! Perfect Easter Frocks for wherever | rz | to a customer, while $00 last. M “joo aw 5 } you may go on Easter day. Hundreds and hundreds | ain Floor—Broadway of newest styles, many just off the boat, copied and rushed to us. Trititityiyiiyiy) nsation that at cannot be Values that center in the rns...splen- in our win- declare them n. Sra arn ae a ee nen a a TILIIIIILIIrIiitii tio QO renee gi nan ee ee ts * oe SCRIBABLY are these newest tailored Suits Mas ‘ j nad tauorec In mas (First Floor) a : Smart afternoon Frocks of chiffon or Georgette, many | qesitioden selene take ainach & with the very new lace tops, colorful flowered or printed | of feminine charm. Navy. hairlrnes, bia nd mixtures _chiffons, fluttering dance Frocks, delightful new ensemble | in abundanc | “Brocka just some of everything that is new and Sizes 14 to 40 | Silk Scarfs Suit Salon— Third Floor. charming. | $ ] 95 pickers (34): | +FAVORED MILLINERY FASHIONS— $94 =| | IMPORTED CROCHET STRAW— ; 4 TYPICAL OF SPRING—FEATURED a ied Pp | Seda” Sea an j | | . = . | “ie” | — : at -” ee Other Frocks, in Regular Stock, $28 to $162.50 | S Ne nll Main Floor—Proadwey $362 | ; At Only 7 » | . | : Dress Salon—Second Floor. Lingerie ‘ . s ? a | = | : 24- 4- 71 A . Juniors ] 3- 17 — _Misse 14 20. . mY" omen S 39 44. 46 d 2 “a ) : Saturday only! Newest prints and colors, Scarfs and Py ririiiitiiiii oo, a ep eae SS 7 : $7) .95 ; ; Ey ery distinctive millinery mode ts repre- , Crepe de ae crepe satis | Stunning Easter (‘oats . . ‘itis sented in these ultra fashionable erochete or radium Tedd idies _ Step-ln of finely woven straw. Smart trimmings : aia a wis Ramer T and flattering shapes distinguish these Latest Fabrics. Colors and Fur ‘I rims models that are obtainable in black, mon- ? key skin, red, green, queen blue, wild | Corsettes | A Garland Coat add aster and orchid, as individual and chic. ) $3, Q5 | the Easter ensemble poddlieetieeeem iiss Handkerchiefs uffy, silky red fox )0c 75e | 51 a most flattering accessory New Easter patterns in sf} for suit. frock or a new f) or hnen-—escores of styles, “furless” coat white or colors. Fur Salon—Third Floor. Main Floor—Brosdwey. ; 4 “oer ds a finishing touc! “7 > "ry TOUTD jnese te grou}y ~¢ , r1cree that | 7 1G range Tor erie ctior - at price ‘ re | . They are very moderately priced. | | . sonomy, and in a complete size range. Newest Corsettes, dies . : . . . > Wrap-Arounds, in pink of Coat Salon—Third Floor. peach. Speci | | : | Ve Specialize in Making : > he ene EE “aaa . >» & Wedding Veils to Order Pil —_— = am «m= «me «ss «=e «aes ame ond : é PATTITITITITitititiitrith Titi tt itt ees ee W. GARLAND, Inc.—Siaxth St. Thru to Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles St gppeeeeeee shee eeeeeees ceases

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| ST.LOUIS POST- ag Metabo FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 15, 1927 = ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH monies ~ PAGE 18 : . : min 3 on = TTMMIMMMMNMNN HOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO. Milli ‘ 4 YEARS FOR A $60 THEFT ‘°°. : Sonne ~- PENITENTIARY STILL SHHMMTUULAAI ULLAL ; = = Aviator Reported Mi John Hough Found Guilt, of Rob-; (our years in a | bee ry , cr é ‘ ’ $71 ~\ , Irs ; o - hHiar iA d; re 9 bing a Drug Store. ’ ae | | .s 7 , ? inher ‘ fore ~ . Pig . ; Tried oe = 2 LL ; 4 rTMeTTT ‘ ‘ =; \ ts : ‘ os b Cu E ! aie. ae el SS SB ag: tS : _ was - mort * r. : > on Cor [>: vi — . on " . : iva *¥ inex . .”. aD wit plan ADVERTISEMENT ITIRES 0 Create fi rczeMa GONE, Terms as Low as $1.00 PER WEEK : SKIN ALL WELL— ay ~. oe GOODRICH Silvertown Cords ‘ . ” “ ent a the Post-Dispatch. — in the Long Run : POSLAM DID Lie Paps. Bape tpetae New Stock—Firsts Only c sodhia) utes maka ; E. aaa i . a ee Itching and —a topped. no i ‘ - . > * Ge more digging and Scrat tching, and ; . that unsightly eruption almost gone , overnight! hat’s what safe, CON- : Fen - ; e ‘ Z VUSiadii Wile . i ing like it for eczema an her: ee 12-Payment Pian um does. Noth- 404N. 9th Street :. KS. See 3300 Washington Bl. eT cee AX 4 POE AM CO. New York C1 AT YOUR OWN TERMS Open Tonight and | 3 Saturday é: qj axe ue PAT Until “e 3 9 P. M. ya, OFFERINGS . 3 Big Specials Dress Up for Easter Do not deny yourself the pleasure of a well-dressed Easter—get in the parade of fashion. Some of the best dressed people take advantage of H & R values and H & R terms. They appreciate our cour- teous. confidential service—you, too, can dress in the height of fashion on terms to suit your own os convenience. Come in now select your Easter Apparei—the latest New York styles will please you! PT) IAMOND RINGS genuine Dia- cannot ‘be dupli- in St. Louis. folkd mountings wore than the foil amount of ‘95 “10% “14% Your Choice—50c Down—50c a Week UUUTNNUTUQNUOUUUVOQQNQN0NNNNUOTOOOTCTONQUNTOOOUUUUOUUUOUSAANUOUOOOOUUUOUUUUOUSAANASUUOOUOETUUUUOUU UCU Two Outstanding Easter Specials for Men . For the Easter Parade A Special Purchase of New Patterns TOPCOATS | sprine SUITS Every man’s wardrobe should include These mew models are superb. Our buyers were a new Topcoat—especially at this low fortunate in obtaining these fine, well-tailored price! values! 24 | Hex $22 SLICKERS—GABARDINES | COLLEGIATE MODEL SUITS, $32.50 You ‘anmnot buy a plain we dding ri price at any other -tore ATTRACTIVE Ww : DINNER RING m. Rogers & Son wn tee, sweme| TRIUMPH SILVERPLATE J) 00007 2S. Easter Clothes for the Little Fellow BOYS’ =~ Pants Four-Piece Models ® Fashionable Millinery { i PULL CELLU CCEELCCECGLLOLEELLOGEE COLL LCGL CLL LOLLEALE Diamonds, iS-k. white gold it Lasts a Lifetime FEPCPULELE GY PRRERDAREAAAOY VT PAARORVEE 1arantsan > bs “a Dp ‘ Guaranteed with DRRRTRA6OO04004044844" Ut time iimit ’ the maker s * ind Gradwohl. Exquisite Presentation of New York Styles \ sounc COATS Alluring garments offer all that is new in fashion. Lovely patterns, of newest fabrics, are includ- ed in this tailored and fur-trimmed grouping, affording a pleasing choice of rare values. FR a 1 4-PIECE SET F , fe TB en oe oe, fo Se LE eT ae ne FREE | sicy ve : . Mii ——, eiein une est isi ert VA CPT 5 cop ples f . " es } — 4 . 5 *¢@ ‘ ' a ii} very special at aes — an | etre ee sein rist Watch ; — Ti mnie hap- ; ; ' 50c Down, 50c a Week “a ra ee = prot “$ .§0 WE LEAD! Let Those ae ke 32.2 Who Can Follow 1c Do Ow. 50c Down, 50c a Week $ D 3 Se — ' ATTENTION! , , » : : . > a 4t2 money = _ ; 4 ie wm ™ - > 50C Down fs prices and term on Diamonds, % . ’ a + T rfc H « j " ~ck i . 2 » , nd ’ bd ~ - "* * X 2 ‘ ; t iu - PR ee ae One \ Fund e& “ , ara ti i ; he , Men , Z | Buy your 2 “ Grays, tena, . - _ s aA ~ _ , ae | and ruil nour, amd brows. oa Drims Cok bands Stylish Modes in Slenderizing Apparel | for Stouter y Women 606 NORTH BROADWAY JUST TWO DOORS NORTH OF WASHINGTON AV. | HHUA] VISIT OUR EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 314 COLLINSVILLE#| Hii!) EUAUUUACUOAELOOAOODOCANALLE TEODOR mM |

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MME —— —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ——-FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927__ _s_—sS« ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, Ue Soo Aviator Reported Missing Safe. for Muskogee, Ok., reported yes -; the afternoon at Muskogee. He 1s_ r ’ ‘ ; — : : : 4 — aie , wo of I amily We ‘ _—— " Th . a . Lieut. Harold George of the Alr|terday that his ship had been | on the way to San Antonio, Tex. ; d at Same ne, Accused of Brother's Murder. ; mat . Je) SYD Indiana -obert Harper, farn i . oo }- . oy} rs Rian T " rn : . j ele married illiam oltyn, also | er, aten to death last March 26 Of the Bancroft avenue address in Roane County. | | ’ ; | ; o . — Acquitted of Murder of At- GMillams. torney Wilkerson — EASTER SPECIALS sae ey ; : . al A x7 =: Ca ae . $ C A it a. - ph vid : eh ; oes ‘ 7 at Baas 4 Ris ae ty e453 Gi. it tr td be: B % > ey Sue cae reameeanh Tge) ak ee OS 8) eet MUD SFT) OP ARON TOR ie = Se SNA y $ QUEST Banc MISSOUE A Financial Safety for Your Heirs The Trust Department of The Boatmen’s National Bank is directed by men who by long experience are qualified to deal with investments and property. Naming The Boatmen’s National as Executorand Trustee in your will assures your heirs of the services of these men when you are no longer here to guide them. tracted more interest in Pettis peg: $3 County. Interest even exceeded Sizes 12 to2 iE. P., ? THE BOATMEN’S that shown in the case of Everett CHILD'S 2 N. Y., on a lonely road near La- INFANTS’ Oldest bank in Missouri + + Has withstood Yy Wf 7 a... ea ) | financial crisis since 1847, including the Civil War HOSIER' A nes MAY RY Ej i chief counsel for Adams. Sizes 2 to 5 ° $1. 75 Sizes 5! 2 to 8 : $2. OO : “— “Rardwell vs. Wilkerson.” USTER RESOURCES OVER $25,000,000.00 (;artet runpro¢ f all silk. fl! fashioned For feet that would he q]- Although the trial of Wilke rson's Brown Oxfords and Shoes ‘* i; ,* il« rT . ‘ ] . ©. . ‘ ~~ : . + *¢ . 4 : . bo ¢ ‘ a1 Hosierv in On IN” Ss loveliest shades: Wavs impeccaDdiv smart ex slaye } 1s Written on the coul > = — = = - - = . SS § thew graceful | | quisitely Sais this new Pea docket as “State vs. Bardwell,” it Boys’ Mannish Oxfords and Shoes for Easter, in KA AO A A A AO OO AO OO AD. UID, iy SaAiti . 1S 1¢ j ea ( ci. > , é Patent Leather — $8.50 ™ ] o -_ Belgian cream kid,-underlaid | hetrayed Bardwell's son, Elbert, ee cg. confirmation. Testified He Believed Life Was Threatened. Strap Pumps and Ties i 5 enchit iti eee ees: tteeaiet The newest Easter Footwear for women, charm- ‘a SEDALIA, Mo., April 15.—After ing patterns of patent, black kid, black satin, = for Sma "a § Dreomenades two hours and 15 minutes of delib- > ’ parchment kid and _ parch- ce eration, a jury in Judge Calvird’s = ca ment calf. Many patterns ; court yesterday afternoon found lei be with beautifully designed Robert K. Bardwell not guilty of wz \ \ trimmings. Wi} emia ry a" \ ipat ePrreaa mT f ~ ee >] ri . a : first degree murder for the slaying + Sizes 7? to 8 For feet that would be always im- of meg Wilkerson, Sedalia at- torney. ET PADUUUAAUAUL AEA iba i ui A crowded courtroom heard the peccably smart, exquisitely dainty, these verdict in silence, any demonstra ‘ion having been forbidden by the | — court. After hesitating a moment, new Peacock styles were especially de- ee hoaiating: © manent ‘ : 7 P | y and wen ere ots feng s Be Misses Strap Pumps and Ties signed. To the eyes of her who knows snaking them for thelr ecto wy [| Newest patterns for Easter—many styles of pat- k f sr (hi etineanan. Meio ent leather or parchment calf, designed with pret- what smartness means, they speak o sds TOA chs susure waneu hae ty leeches aricmaatonn., a : : | deliberations at 1:45. The verdict GROWING GIRLS’ a discerning taste for the exclusive. was returned at 4. Sizes 214 to 7 No case in recent years has at- eee: ‘ | “2 . ¥ r ” ad Pa Saf a A phi! Lat Oe shee nian tee ve) he dite Diy ote PP I RI OP SOP PP OP EN LD ADO AT AT AT AG AD AD GAT AA AR RAAARARARRRARAAARAARARA PARA RARARAAS RA RTA PARRA Ae . : err against Bardwell'’s life, and that (IAD ae cas atatn tebeneel a gs \ See J Sizes’ $4.00 3 § ew POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints HE : brooding over Jhis son's betroya! ~ | : qT DFACOCK : Bardwell was justified !n k‘lling MORE WANT ADS than ALL the the attorney last December It j . =a=apemaeenepouasasonae=—eaeee: Ui Cakes ; aie ; pparently upon this tonttinons ORDERS mK t r) x) FACLE 3 other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ¥ that the jury freed Bardwell. FILLED CeElijfiiams | STAMPS | - \ ad EIGHT-O-EIGHT: OLIVE _ $1200 Jewel Robbery in Home. nee Bureglars in the home of Williain SIXTH and FRANKLIN ' = XE Pre x. ae ESS 2.9 ~ Le Thomas, 27 Windermere place, [asi w~ Qualiry Shoes for All the Family pC YS Re Be BK 80 = PIAS Ste , Ss GHe, OH : x Quality Shoes for All the Family a Sand Kid $190.00 a ‘ ek TAs, ¢ be a, * a aa’ A 7 x Lez eye es ae te night stole jewelry valued at $1200 eee ee eel ———— - - PU Ea and three pistols. ’ t - Vy t Fs t A, -_ Pine Sahel ‘ede » se 7 ™~ . ~ Outfitters Outfitters ty : ; for Men for Men | F) Women and || - Women and Children } . IY All O V@ Children 8 ff A OEE ) : Smart Styles Wide Selections ———— Unusual Values ‘ Sates 5 1 7 OLIVE Favorable Prices MEN’S suITrs = DRESSES Extra! We have just received 100 ~ eee 15 ae ie oF - 2 $ 4 : , 3 ; . . * bg ; . " " " . . . r Oy 2 oo . 1 " a - nee a tus . y . . a ‘ " " INP be Scales ie =e a es ery « . P - . . , . . " m cn aid adinad adie x - . . 5 a . wdtin 3 ce ek ie «04! deal. oe te) a aaesheel al ‘ - ROSA De We ad Ba itery vu ay ee ~i ; Z % » ': ge) both / Wea ‘ bd ra Bas: ah ee ae Oho. % > 4 ad we ants a % - - — a = ~ be . “ a P - : t, ; ~ « > - “es if ae ~ 4 far muine aera - ~ ae .- a nm on one se 9 i ; ~ pe eestor A oie rate opin tbe te aig monn ore CM SenN RO Fe ; : naar is Wo Poncstaanv aie. liarnan Mes at tet a ENN Call Hares Sag he Sed Sa ee ana ara Bi Reb Aa, a . 2 shew . » . . Wry EEL EE Cr MY NOP AQ > hr EB: ry : . " a -~ PPE Se tee eta ~ " ww eh Et brag « " os - OD : ——. WZ o" p AS 25 ey a ee oe @ r 7 s oa ee “ : to cree / Ot, geen re ate - ‘ . nated ° a . . " aillibe “ - ee a sa ala ns P ah i ae OL . — as ik 3 pot Tan aes a cngeeny vine evaemages - . - mayeie=. ry Aerts ramen eee - a onan 2 : . ~ > rs ee ny, ~ a * _ pada eae ‘ “ 4 “ ~ I tvs id vee oS kt on gw Pers sted > Ane: wees. ~ - : ~ ep mahes 2 Fao ws . - . aa “a ~ me ‘ * nl 4% bak bad pr ; } “ : we o ; cara TR = er mbt a: ee ee — ; . . ive ay : eda ; Ae oy , ae ae 1 LN RS. Se ¥ “. ie ee RP ‘ wae ial ht - . Hid, ie y : ‘ “ - «hy er GROee Che ang abba nae on Nee ae Pere = e, ry. Neern - * a . nd rere om ape yD ay 7 4 by $ ; ° A J . ‘ i‘ , ma _— . — + 0 eee - Orme ’ ae ES a eR vy z Paisano ; Z . wal “ 5 undis # a ha hese Die. on & a dei . —_ RRR OST ET EO SN Ee PIO ‘, oe aR act ~ nt P 3 Hep ee ELE Dresses that would ordinarily sell for An additional 290 Suits gives us a most : 5 19.95, but owing to the large order % a complete stock for the Easter demand. % 50 whe by the combined buyers of 27 Every desired shade—grays, checks, = === 7 stores we can offer them at $13.75. " stripes, serges. All the latest New : 4 York and college styles, single and dou- pie roe tee pvt ble breasted, two and three button. | nals at $19.95 represent greatly un- Others at $19.95 ) Slims and stouts. Every garment finely Others Up to $55.00 g tailored derpriced values. Here's your chance. —— ; - . ‘eo t id / 3 : . * - ‘ - 3 : sa > . - : * ees ttee x fay ? 7 We can outfit you with Hose, Lingerie, Hats, Suits, Dresses and a wy. cost you no more than if you paid cash. Our large volume of business or Coat-—-and charge it to your account. Through our tremendous com- se permits us to do this. Come in and let us explain in detail. bined buying power we are able to give our customers the greatest of =} nT) \.§ values at extremely low prices. Come in and make a comparison. ‘@ * iil AS ING COATS | EASTER $4.95 TOP COATS 33 O YS % U I TS nun : oP R 2 MILLINERY, : Wih lt A \ € A light weight Coat gives extended service in % 9 Te ? 7 ae at, at ft ee | 4:5 AINANTAS Sec coe in SS etme and lai modes | 4* GIRLS tm . ioe rte ha main, ge ont Shae ee pm > le e ‘ fier age et 7 ah! pen, on ate than», “aiiea pipet ~ o wee ee ee ee ee Ee a es OY ae rll nape. gl asl. sipuoatiage:. tr eS : A otendaninmmmmorvangeamemnt “— pone omeen . we iemeveenanaenaenatemiarnmwates ae ae - w ee - » SA erm amc og ey — - a a - fe we Pee eM apy oo * a . tam sateng rs 203 * . 33 Be aw 5 4 Ne aa Pam, } eae oe tas oe ee ee 1 Te - - SE aha RI tS He aE Te a ee ee DST Le YELP ae a NTS ro RRM ETO Clee ncak he offer a wide selection in color, who is looking for the latest e Bick Coon SPRING COATS i : ic @ Black Coats of satins, twills, kashas trimmed Style and price. Light tans, styles. Reinforced for service with monkey fur, white coney, etc., as low as $25. O¢hers Up to $69.50 grays, blues, browns and tweeds O hers U fo 37.50 —_ _ rapes eed ~~ o U Dress Coats for afternoon and evening wear in a A variety of models to 9 5 Predominate, but we have oth- é P $ uation and confirmation, All Others p to $29.50 packaee of mnaterials and colors. Handsomely trimmed. select from in both plain +a I: —— Pf i eiirr Evening Gowns Party Frocks ers for conservative dressers. Also Gabardines and Slick- | two pants and vest—two long, and fur trimmed. Mix- ets for this rainy weather. one long and one short or two knickers. | 5 tures and blacks. Lovely youthful copies of grown- — = ena, : A SME ate ow i . ; Ls ie Serr ie 9 oxy ara a a ¢ aa * Z be 4 4 ’ ‘ " q 3 . ae - uf ae : : te eeeee fg 3 ’ : ss? ee sf AMAA ry se oo ae ee ey ee ae English Broadclott The smartly dressed business girl or woman —- 4 LADIES’ HOSE Grays, tans, pearls ae, $ 25 i aay, toe ond white. 89 $1.00 Suit in her wardrobe. We have them in twills, tweeds an As underpriced : mixtures. Pin stripes are popular. Single and double LINGERIE a $1.95 breasted with vestees and braided trimmmgs. Others Up to $45 aad browns. Snap ° patterns. . Mat: h up brims. Colored your suit with a cap bands that harmonizes....... “wiz” 20-PAYMENT PLAN "22 of Our - | Special Plan | | Easter wTITIV IIL Ltt TT LLL LLL lel " f- ee Easter value.... Aare, ' . .

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PAGE 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ —__— FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927__——_—— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 20__ _ — —————$—— FASTER SALES™ OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M.__— —— EASTER SALES OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. E SPECIALS FOR eg . 'S TIES LS ii BEAUTY PARLOR | CHILDREN'S | | 65¢ KOTEX ae *Ori tore wear pin 1100, we| tarot nn | SATORRA J HANNA'S MILLIONS TE chain webs SPORT HOSE 30oc Bac $ 1 OsvLoN derful Boston value mn cAin't She Sweet?” In Our New Beauty Parlor WORK RON MOUNT Ladies’ ee on led TOR os BROADWAY AND” MORGAN ST. 6G69c ont You Remeee~— | Shampoo. 40c 3 for? | OO} Limit 3 to a Customer For the Convenience of Our Customers and tétn ‘Piece | MEE es -39C|Marcel... 75¢ : . Exton dbvvssaltinis en % res “ees pape WEN 45 ee Mie anhas = ei, gat - So A de Ae aoe teat, y= pe ar set " the Ast 4 mito ot sta) bight hd elt! iMieoy ane HOePabs ad il Pi Second Floor. pevclor ment Wi I Be Second Floor = ; P f the Union Market We Will Keep Te clopencet Wit ran Our Best SERVICE — Lower Prices |Open Until9 P.M. Tomorrow (Saturday). _ | No Charges--No Stamps--NoLosses--We Undersell f} °°. isc. og EASTER CLOTHES for MEN, | ue ee eed te YOUNG MEN and BOYS 00 jron Mountain, historic mineral in Iron. County, Mo., Main New styles, better fabrics, expert tailoring Main Floor —all are to be found in this great sale of Floor ‘ ‘ ' { -~. j a «3 4 - J j i ‘ ; / 4 j - j . é oe f j ’ ? f bt ‘ r ; , P \ ¥, - - a& “ , Z , ‘ ‘ a - } . 7 - ’ j i . , ¢ 4 J | e ; L¢é -F i 1 s ; i ; " ’ Y / \ ty . } ; * q , - ' 4 ; ' - ~ " Pe ‘ vs bh , 7 ‘ posits miles south of St. Louts, Announcemé nt was made m& caco vesterday of the sala en: -half interest in the Iron M @in properties by the Jron M @nin Mining Co. to M. A. Hang cleveland, brokers, head of the Iron Mow Go. lL. A. Busby, who is chal of the board of “the First Natl Rank of Chicago, confirmed fact of the deal, but would make public the amount invol Me said the report that he P 10,000,000 profit over “7. Ol erm >w Sah Ot tr 3 ve SILK AND CLOTH BOSTON STORE| 4%. oy mu le a iW ki a he radians mH. 4. ‘ 1 and 2 Pants Suits. rurchase price of $490,000 . Yh, PA Re Ai (if [aes . af =. ‘ Ns Read ° : «till retained an interest ig Here is a real treat, for you can — is. eye ‘it, 5 ee = Models. Single and “ad “ as ° Ks / § OR ee Models. New shades. — yakaaipars YM Pn wamaVrom ee ae ee ome al ore | t fia Latest Style Topcoats—All-Wool Materials For rs half century Second —and wonder how we can sell Wonder : ¢ eee Cree & : ‘ oat se the» tarmens ee ‘loor 3 ’ Ms tae a - a , "he r cnow — — BROADWAY AND™ MORGAN ST. H (2) Men’s Suits and Topcoatsf] *:.' ss" sss ¢ ie 4) ext-books, ond gave its na Materials are satins, twill, Poiret, kasha-like fabric, fine silk crepe and Deere SATURDAY CLOTHING 4 x $30 Suits- Topcoats . ee $16.50 “a St. an Iron Mountat new wanted trimmings. repay _ . : ’ — . rs $s a ‘ailroad, now part linings. The furs are white or choose from thie a" - Southern Railroa | wos mee SPECL L.LS SPECI , a % ; $35 Suits- Topcoats . 0 Missouri Pacific system, After it was not operated regularly A S ial Group of FI iy | S . . nership too Higher Quality | venetian , a ae $40 Suits- Topcoats. $21 50P P tho usb ewneranin took ho . ¥ = ° $23. tio if abcut 1000 tons of it Rayon Undergarments MEN’S ODD PANTS 4, KG $45 Suits- Topcoats. 50 & nN. dav. and the St. Louls Coal oe ae eet ae day, and the Oa tivel trimmed ‘ith colors. in The ine property lace "or feben retabew C Sizes i= @ “ najotnin od “oe comprise shades. Sizes 36 to 41. 30 to 44. Women’s, Misses’ and Stouts cael B 0 S p) st t S oe eee _ Pa F ¢ , O7 PORCH FROCKS y 3 er ul 4 FIRE OF DEPUTY SH BOYS’ KNEE PANTS Attractive Dresses made $ broadec loth, satinay, in pretty prints light and dark colors: Loot Dropped and Auto Aba W orth or solid colors, In 97 also wash Pants in all : a MI d ] by Two Men—Blood Stains SCOrES of chi ae sizes: values ' Double |) Sot le fora He ci] Popular Four-Piece Models gh "issiincwn sin T his en or misses... choice... : Selling ee STRESS ES re A laree assortment of single anJd These Suits are made of wool Sheriff, and bis son, if. Price H J. Wielms, a special a > . : ‘ ~ : a ° : . Be j al shot u double breasted Suits. Good strong fabrics—all newest shades and col | Jr.. opened fire with a _ wearing material in light and dark | ors. Single and double breasted : ‘ revolver at 3 a. m. tada} TOTS’ VOILE DRESSES MEN’S OVERALLS patterns. Sizes 5 to 17 years. style and in sizes 6 to 18 years. , back window of their hom 4752 Jennings road as tw@ The woman or miss who is looking for a nice rood Coat at a bargain price, should see these $V © r=SZC zmyxOW— Attractiy ely trimmed Coats without fail, reme mber that oe with fine quality lace $ 59 ee ee ponte left the Kroger store next more than double. Every Coat represents ~~ ribbon. In sizes Dvevelle te afl sises— , | with a box of stolen grocer! the newest style. Materials are fine twills, ame 6 regular $1.50 Cc ‘ = As they fired the man wit Poiret, plaids. Novelty sport models. Iem- eee fe: o Qa ss box dropped it and fled Fi broidered and fur trimmed. Good linings ' : panion fired four ehots bef in every Coat, : 7 ran away Riood on the @ Second F'loer ' ‘ ; BAD LIQUOR GETTING W Capitol silk, erepe de chine with at- choose from 7tol4 tractive ribbon ruffles. ic Gi ee | eid ~ aa 4 East r "fer ". little $ 95 Pants x aN shades $ 79 Boys’ blue serge or cheviot Suits for confirma- 75 : Administrator In Chicago vaste e , ‘ 3 . . CONFIRMATION DRESSES $ & 95 a In rainbow shaiien. and patterns, and sizes ® tion, in single or double breasted coats, 2 lomgz ; . ; ; Drinking Is W aning. e . ? is 4. is thi : : . pes lira oy ; : Sizes 2 to 6 years... a ae ar pants or one long and one short—sizes 8 to 18 i. «©. Yellowley, prohibiti $5.50 value—at trator f *hies isi Taco}! La] Live (hie 4g who was in St. Louis Second Floor s ' M4 y , ; ’ ; eee 3 @ >} : Py tig , ("qT * i ' sis . } Second Floor Main Floor ‘ \dmini years. Saturday Made of henvy quality crepe de chine with dainty ruffles. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Haley of the St. Louis dist business concerning both ‘ , R declared there was a growin | . dency toward greater obse $ of the Uquor laws in his dist nhnicagzo administrate Women’s Shoes Children’ BR or vas tees consumption / Re : ‘Oholic beverages than at an 7” Am lidrens Easter OeCS| A® . f } since prohibition went Ita : ae pe SS SAN ° ; and th; recent tests have ramet a a6 a ae S | ! Children’s stylish Strap Slippers od SA Saturday we are offering os large ‘Hat The quality of the lique der s-elten ae “ae i ‘il iM mee and Oxfords with good wide roonyy > aa joud 7, aos : selection of men’s Oxfords in all 7 ss ‘ainable are worse than 6% this low price. Shown in a de : “aed 4 ‘ cre thte ; ‘ ° .. Tee , ° P I ' ond rOn, ’ F- Ee T~ *“# : as. 4 a | - A ; y); : . ” ‘7 “4 a » my ‘ s” , DRUNKEN DRIVER GETS 30 3 , > -_ . ~ 4 ‘e as : A 2 / a ——— - ~* + ae 7 pi} ‘ ¢’ u ie s ® 9 - 9 % ’ LZ . ‘ , : anu ~ a | hris bauer, Also ined Sic > -" ii «NL Sa a - KX ~4 id 4 a / ffl — 2 wom g | | an Appeal. _———, fovw ta 48. ee (Nee In this lot of child’s and misses’ pies. ane ; 2 —- ' . Chris Bauer, 45 years ol * ‘ > kj : : Zs Z ' E . ; ” . ¥ " vrs ‘ AME PA BAmAawnym. Shoes you will find many national- : ly advertised lines in all the popu- “3 wis. , ; . lar styles for Easter wear. Slight ‘ : ao g «> anaes Was fined 9100 -am imperfecta’ Values up to 85.00. Za ff ; | Viced To $0 days in the w@ | | All Sizes in One Style or J | at = * Ww Police Judme Resa Feo Many St. Louis Make: . = as y ee lakes i —_ ag aaa i xs an auto Heels are spike, ilitary oe se eee: 4 oxicated Heels are spike, military and S are spk military and ee b 7 s *. a: fir ’ : sd " Pp low. ’ low. 3 n April 3 Bauer drove | ' \ : e Automobile of 3 ithe Yr John Kilke BOYS’ SHOES MEN’S SHOES BOYS’ SHOES fh gD 0) rsrc0 “etrees, wi Ving at I322 Shep Ak or es in} iront of ri Roys’ tan blucher — “ee a nn f i719 * ¥ i o LEM > AN, “ > wed =e > - 7 ‘ , Wook id a int mete Set a. vers Fes an ss a eee ~ r 1 Shoes fo Men’s tan kid straight- th boulevwa: turdy tar r fen’s tar g with wite teem > boulevard. Bauer rt boys; bal styles with last Shoes; all sizes, 6 to Shee for a Bt i anced intoxicated at city Saturday we are . ¥ ** * ~~ * “4 t i >> be t he. ; x ' 2 > ' featuring boy 3° duramn —_— eeanates 11; values up to $5.00 mi #3 50 , He was not qiestioned black and tan Ox- AS specials = yi ‘Oo his condition, but a fords in the new ’ OT — * | square toes. Values e “'’PeniOn testified he h a 2.98 drinking. He appealed l Blondes, rose blush, patents, Ge Blondes, rose blush, patents, eS 5 NAMED ON SERVICE Very satins, velvets, tans and blacks. ia. Tacks aed ie : S| Baker Also Appoints Monter special satins hice L x. * Se house Commissioner. the Post Dispaich . . ' L. Denes 9 CONGOLEUM RUGS Ladies’ Silk Hose 3 t Mi Sais WALL PAPER [ee ee utis . ee oa aha Dianne Pele ~ bok LPO PRIDE Se SSAA IEEE nals — dutty we AO gah | eae ee er aot 3 oe es ry ban 2 ee is ma ee tt tke es R y rs - eh ow “cer BET tee PS aay ox ston danie gene stg bE #0 rae :) yet ~~, »! at. teats, ep LS a -D ie - i sees ° a P * - Fee ie ait es prin iT BET aT) oaths oi WE nee nat A Seo ern Se ' a ae br uy he tte Peat 2 ery ee ar “ary aed * dina a peaiilheliienionaaied Saturday bag of | ve sears. expiring April iI regulars of $1 values. . ee ae Renter teases Hon 2 . dnd Warehouse Conall LADIES RAYON HOSE Cite ae rth BEASSS URI Nex sccame sweat Pees Bi 2Monicr isposes of ame All Perfect fect Rugs ~ ¢ WS Viscas Satins $e c iin 1. ae So ez F. Enloe as di FLOORCOVERING | SS | ) = i? 4 “hand Romeggone ae » os . — proad- , ‘ nian Miners Ordered . a : Over 20.000 rolls of nd fancy madras, [i PITTSBURG, Pa. Apt eee. ey cates yetsiras HOSIERY F OR ALL 7 ome ype: a ° DUPLE x OAT: Nght nnd dark colors 1 Cc with or without oblaiil ae ee Pie baie en nina 5 BG le. rs e ‘ses held byw 500 union ABER Mee ™ Be Mes. Test > - Re Oro Dales wen tet ms Hage r f yards as wanted. We carry a complete line of ladies’, i Be inches wide: In ol "Croom in the house. Perfect goods. men’s and child Ue Y Reruler sas eatehe. : Regular te values, Special Saturday C ren's All the newest popular eset Saturday, per roll Saturday. per roll Mining wil} " heed ' ity -paAmenmea a a (RS Ry 3 a ages have ea | only, a sq. yard.. 5 colors. Bee ‘LL PAPERS SOLD ONLY WITH BORDERS OR BANDS | sell at $1.50 to $2.50 — PMinated ance motfices seTs ed ."* or . % IPants gi, ing them <:en OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. EASTER SALES ms [OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M.D So iin mates es 7 en Horning, Caatle Shan ” “ eo alienauer, AT THE ADVERTISED PRICES. COME EARLY! ae

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a ’ = . —_—_—— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH er Recon Ne, are is oe ALS FOR | sins, ) a -FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927 __ Be ee | _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATON ee - PAGE 21 URDAY 2 ANNA S MILLIONS tl SUES COUNTY SHERIFF AND j Were sued for $731.61 in Circuit | judgment for $1690, that Wilmae DAMP WALLS | WM. A. LEWIN, M. D. CORNS ‘é DROPS WELL GOES : ( N ’ Court at Clayton today by ‘applied $958.39 in settlement of Practice Devoted Exclusively to the ; Short breathing re a Beauty Parlor HIS BODSMAN FOR $73] eidsiaiien. of 7260 tik tiises cee the judgment and refused to pay WET CELLARS NON-SURGICAL Treatment of pamccorggrne eti heved in 56 10 48 hours; swelling re = | eoad him the balance though he: made Watetnresfel & ' * — . - au, . : . é » . ; ¢ poo 40c =z i Sheriff Wilmas of St. Louis ! Dunaway ea , as : ‘repeated demands for it. Sheriff » points wile teria Ea pressure of tight shoes. = = County and eight sur sidway aheged that real eS-(Wilmas, who is ill at his hom = . 3 eek. r ! ight Silre ties ) hie} { ’ ‘ ’ . = 4 = OB 218 i tate he owned at 7240-44 Natural | could not be reached for a state- RANETITE MFG. Co. | Poe ary ge por a Dr Scholl's = | “5 = 4 - anes actice in St. Louls = c | ee tannin | Pevelopment Will Be Extended, $50,000 I 1 om +7 to a ER ‘ | — : - ~) = ' nd as a public office Bridge road was sold under alment. O1s S. Broadway. HUmbolt 1482 670 an Nias 12tn & Olive. m. Louis Zino-nads . “hoe — Dept. 38, Atlanta. Ga. 2 a: = . . a cinema cme ’ 3, * ue Undersel] =4 Follow a) ‘ alé Ot (ne ? rt 4 @® hi 4 i ; Halt Interest. j a “ins = j J nye 4 1g | é Cin | OJ C 3 rs 5 3 ane late Mark Hanna’s millions > oar lana a ul co. of Cleveland, 01 rs. - : the head of the Iron Mountain . C ee@8 Ao. L. A. Busby, who 1s chairman of the board of the First National ‘3 Rank of Chicago, confirmed the \ 4 ; fact of the deal, but would Not Y 7 cago yesterda \ a gne-half interest make public the amount Involved. the report that he had He said tade $10,000,000 : lap eel - : | e o | 50) purchase rice of $480,000. pa | —New Shipments of Our Own Great Stocks Offer You Choice of an Additional e : ee a oo wy Ay ee, PPR LESY Spt e Atel a a ee ee > e Or x re ee ee ee od m M + a : PS : . Te Jn, ma fat the time the company acquired | , the properties in ie a F was ‘orea*t- , : ‘ly exaggerated.’ Busby added that | '&§ | ime still retained an interest in the e= P properties. d S : : The Hanna company intends to . . ‘a l¢ velop the proper Ss, ; operat: and ad iN Ip : tusby said ; | | oe | : . . P slear ¢ \, if mon? ae * hef ra be 4 ad c ris a i a 1} iil . i ool Mate | po nee | | rials 1890 the Tron Mountain mine was ? ene of the largest producers of | opcoats | Sewell oan S rouping jron ore. g name was widely pictured 16 50 fext-books, and gave its name to A Great Reg ee ° Fi li . led b ‘ca’s | facturers fine quality woolens in the © — » St. Lovis, Iron Mountain & —A lity Garmen' New Sprin ...Fine Qua ity Suits. ..styled by three of America’s largest manu ... fim ves 2 Aca eal ihe int at the 300 gies amd youths TOPCOATS newest Spring styles!...Men! Young Men! Think what this means to you!. ..to be able to choose Saturday ote $18.50 Missouri Pacific system, After 18% —” from the newest Spring Suits of the Greater WEIL Stocks as well as Fashion Park and other fine quality brands $9] 50 of the Werner & Werner stock. ..AT THE SAME BIG SAVINGS!...YES!...In reality your choice of two . . . $23.50 2H gees le oa Re ae ae Pee oes ante setae A; ps ie CR allen a a tied tab Rta te * " ae Shp raphe Pe ey ee ae men so ogheays. ‘ ie os eee aed ‘ a Eas Ge. contracted for the entire Gabardines output. The mine property ‘i! i adjoining land comprise 10,000 STORE BURGLARS FLEE UNDER FIRE OF DEPUTY SHERIFF oe ; o : Big Group Loot Dropped and Auto Abandoned oe ol Suits - a . Werner by Two Men—Blood Stains in- if : dicate One Was Shot. Lots -x's Higher-Priced H. J. Wielms, a speciai Deputy an Some in sin- Sheriff, and his son, H. J. Weilms Garn ir.. opened fire with a shotgun and revolver at 3 a. m. today from a ,¢ aA | r= $ ‘ , ee ane aeeether in " ’ FOUR BIG LOTS of EASTER SUITS. ..Every one an UNUSUAL Value! Every Suit cut in the styles of TODAY!. ar 3 ‘ Three-button University Models!... Two-button Strand Effects!...Clever Double-Breasters!. .. Three-button Conservatives! New Swagger Effects!...Tailored of the wanted light and medivim shade woolens...with an attention to details that To give you prompt, efficient service RN Time sa EET AER ER NE PR ie eI RT. yh a ———e 7 4 - panion fired four shots n ran away. Blood on the ground vegan Tagagias sseithenag 3 | guarantees you a perfect fit...Extra Salesmen! Extra Tailors! Extra Wrappers! ; | Saturday! bile in the alley and its lcense ; : mMumber is being traced. _ Wielms and his son. stationed r ~ themselves at the window: after New Arrivals ag! they had heard the burglars smash oe ‘a door panel to effect entrance to 1 | aa Liquor GerTiNg WoRSE Boys’ Easter Suits Thinist ‘at - tor ti *hic ‘* 4 ~~ , > oS wt +9 for tn Chicago Sturdy, leng-wearing Boys’ Suits in irict, W O Was | St. uisS Ve {or . on ; c c ; Main Floer T Louis yest: 4 neat light and dark shades. Come f ‘ ‘ ey i 5 n a bf a Administrator In Chicago Says Drinking Is Waning oe Is W ning. oe 2-PANT SUITS Yellowley, prohibitio day ft ‘onfer ith Aminictratar - : : “id LO nler with Administrato - with two knickers; some with vests. aleyv ho ty 7 Ss et +} + . : } ; aiey of the St. Louis district o1 Some of the smaller sizes with one f ; | usiness concerning both offices : | and knicke Si =a SOS » | ff S, ong pants an one nicker. 1zes 2 SD te SPOR SS hte ’ : Gans erowine ten. | tl gga Pb os {FOS Rise eg Just In! 500 More of Those Fine dency toward greater observance : ; ROR eA & Isis . aap Of the liquor laws in his district. ‘ioe 2-PANT SUITS | ro RUNG ae, S The (Chicago adagminisirato} al \ ' ; (AGP | * . ah OE es 2 . \ " ~ - mi $- - . - . . , there was less consumption of al- : Good quality cassimere Suits a" . eee EN A . | {. s SSN . ee ’ , to "=S ~~ a, ee ° 7 * tha nde alemllepeae rained ee hot change thie condition. DRUNKEN DRIVER GETS 30 DAYS Chris Bauer, Also Fined $100, Takes an Appeal. Chris Bauer. 45 vears old. a a borer living at 1322 Shenandosh via = ; : fixcured ef- mere Suits with either two gl es Seetns take * avenue, was fined ne tenced to 30 days in the workhous: by Police Judge Rosecan today on BS - golf knickers, two long pants, telat dia an automobile , or one of each. All sizes for On a... tts bakin tee | boys 6 to 18 years. Saturday. “utomobile of John Kilkenny of ’ ) : S SHOES | 4086 Meramec Street, which was, / : an blucher Shoes Marked jn front of 1719 South Boys’ All- MEN'S CAPS of lightweight woolens in Spring ~ | , Over 5000 Shirts! Every one patterns. AID sizes Seo ake 1.45 ; 9/00 er role ide toes. A real ; lweifth boulevard. Bauer was pro- : : tailored of extra-fine quality renl hoy. founced Int : f. , ‘OXicated at city hospi- te Values ta] W ool re? “ oe , aker Also Appoints Monier Ware- ery ee op mania ae cloth! me > . s ; ~_—- 4 : 1 r 5 4 house Commissioner. iS. Special at ga eg ar Pl MEN'S BEES of fine quality black, tan and —- Dimit v or ayons in ain Sberia) lo the Pp . i Ost-Dispatch re? ] S 1 ‘avy le - : . -¢ “ Man Or aw i r ~ ier dispose s of Some spe 11! . . j .; i re that he might succeed 9 7 | 95 “' “ortez F. Enloe as director of oys : | : ? 5 ’ =—=——> 43 a member of the Publis ror 4 = Service ¢ a BOYS' GOLF KNICKERS in many BOYS’ SILK TIES—all the 35¢ cloth! striped madra- - a “4 - ; yo 2 we tA Repu . ite , Son on Bers . . ‘eo ¢ j > : Can, of Carrollton. as Sta! BOYS’ LONGIES in a great assort- ee Q5¢ j 1 Arrtl +- , ) eri 15 1931] Reappointment of ; Press nd fancy madras, © | PITTSRU RG — April 15.— | niftiest “Suit Pattern” all- ° ; Rag ‘ool CAPS that you could r without collars. gM Pittsbure Terminal Coal Cor- imagine ! cut in the new ) 7 Cassimeres' Chev- Extra Fine Wor- ad iots! Worsteds! In steds, Velours and POration announced foda\ that Collegiate Style with un- New tee? Mate Gar . breakable visors some in : : 4 A a big assortment of Cheviots in big @ leases . , ; S held by 500 union miners light patterns.. some in Easter in the popu- 2 — - 4 “suit atterns -—— variety oO pring >. Oo 24 ' © . 3 Shirts made t ac /~" company houses at four of its dark patterns and lar Spring shades—~ ~—Sizes to fit men Patterns. Sizes a Mining Villages h; hee te 6° to 7's! Choice, A 1 50 to 2.50 1 SP Minar, ases ate —" re — . ae. A, - snap-brim styles. " $ 9 $ | x nated and notices served on the SSc. a ow Sizes 64% te 7 at , “Te. of all proportions! 28 to 50 waist. ents Ziving them ten days to, $2.95. ; : “7 ) — —Streeg Flee: _ The notices were directed | union miners at Coverdale, —— Ei d W EMemming, Castle Shannon and ya Remember the Place—Northwest Corner Eighth an as on Avenue Sewienauer, i :

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PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927 ceemiceeeeee ________ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ an 0 a | Aah , YS ~ , : ily—9 to 6 Saturday. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Store Hours: 9 to 5:30 Dally Kerry Kit Atbietic Usien Site > , Men’s Wide Belts for Easter 3 In Summer Weights—Priced, $1.50 With Initial, Offered at $1.50 yA . @ With your new suit you'll want a new belt, and these , are just the type. Of wide leather, with silver-plated e fence wil madres Saga proved their “comfort’ qualities. Sizes 36 to 46. tongue buckle and initial finished in gray. Sizes 30 OPERATED BY THE MAY C OM PANY Main Flees to 46. Main Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO, FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY as Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Clevelan St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Men Features Everything You Require for Your Smart PART TWO : : sitet tt tp tp hh he nn Again Providing St. Louis’ Best Clothes Values! World’s Series in New Yo Collegiate or the more conservative Suits—irreproachable in style— , we with values strikingly pre-eminent—assortments that are adequate L), proteseional baseball to the needs of the hundreds of men who will come here Saturday. Two-Trouser Suits* Topcoats in New }f © wisictcc in Wide Variety Easter Colorings “Sess. (j 4 y ; , Saee , (hicage—6, 2. I. —Every Suit an Impressive Value at | —Possessed of Quality Unusual to Qbtain at © Browns—20, 8, 3 36 248 With navy blue the predominant shade because ot its being - Double-duty Topcoats: Showerproofed, as well as ex ’ preferred for Easter wear, as well as tor later business tremely smart in style. Included in the group are the | f dus sige Bo~ton—30, 10. 4 NATIONAL LEAGL BY New York—2,. 74-10. I- Pittsburg—3. 1. 1-2 (anmlinal+—s3. 1. 1-2 c incinnati—s. 1. 1-2 ( hicago—4. 3-2. 3-o Hhoston—ta. f = \\ | ( tae it na Brookiyn—to. o. 2 Pintadeiphia—too, 0, | ® Hope for the Cards. is ~ ag [ use. There are plenty of Spring’s brighter colorings, too— known “Schoknit” Coats. You'll want them not only fer and every Suit has an extra pair of trousers for extra wear. the Easter parade but for after-Easter wear as well—Coatg Regular and irregular sizes, in collegiate or conservative — of the essential weight for the entire Spring season. Wide models. * choice of colors. oO ices \' -4 im the NOFr sport fewer than 10 Der ce the favorites are returned mers, Here They Come! T Blue Serge Suits + mci nar’? + “Academy High” Suits With Extra Trousers O= to 44 With Extra Trousers In an almost unlimited showing for | , ae x _ —Just Right for the Young Fellows: ort 7 » how broke a wore’ Hhonal Oroxad-jumping record feating men athletes in COPTTE Pet ilicery —S plendid Easter Choice at | your selection Saturday. Each Suit with extra trousers. : 50 30 $ 50 Men’s Topcoats at ; ; 28 and *36 | , 7 Suits which give the young fellow of 16 teo® 1 HLA eee . t + oee Not only a favorite for Easter, but for business In box, tube, set-in and raglan years the same wmect ots that college fel- ALE re outs | | i \ Bie) |. : ° : wear as well, and the distinctive single and sleeve models—showerproofed and lows wear. Distinctive in line. correct in tak } Wi? vil ma aL — \) N K\\ \ NaN ae . double-breasted models will appeal. Sizes for + in all the new Spring shades and s loring, and of durable, long-wearing fabrics | Lapa te: Y! ite, ZEN. WAH 4 ! . wh all, in college and conservative types. patterns. + = Clothing Section—Seconé Fleet a OE ae ae Ld a ee Ten oe %s des > Rm EFL RE LS BE OER GS Patterns for Easter] 0. frau A fer the Most Fastidious Dressers—Priced....... Gt Mint es: deevect site ees el like a big variety¥@&n the Hat assortments from which they select S&.hat's why most men come Men Buy These Shirts Repeatedly —Because They're So Satisfactorv! here—where St. Louis’ largest showing of Spring Hats permits finding just the right one Neckwear Fancy Shirts quickly! Satisfaction in every Hat, too. ; @€ You'll be just as well pleased with New Spring Nelvo broadcloth Shirts after many Of Excellent, Brands That Are Known to Movgadores—at , tubbings as on the first day they are P ed : 6 worn. They are not only superior atterned Fabrics Men for Their Excellence: in material but in workmanship— $ 50 made according to our own spec- 50) eae ee eter $8 sd ifications, assuring fullest satis- . Mallory Hats $6, S7 and $8 In Style, Quality and Vari- Measure Up to the Easter Requirements of Ke ety for Best Easter Choice il Two-Knicker “Long Service” Suits /@ = : ee —Unequaled at Anywhere Near “ry | M ' the ay keer. | TODAY'S Sizes 7 to 16 Years @ Made to please boys better—as well as to embody more value at their moderate price! Styled with collegiate or double-breasted coats and plus-four knickers—with an array ; | AW y | . r ) : ; 7 ' , M “i 1 ime ff | | ashington 1 O08 SMERICAN Ly 1C..U E faction. One of the best qual- ities obtainable—the choice of Disney Hats 7 $8 and $10 Imported Mogadores pro- particular pro psu and starched and soft collars to Society Club Hats $5 collar-attached styles make it match these new Shirtc— ; a me Se Surety Hats, unusualat......... $4 vide the bright color touches he , “egg POSSTOIC iO suit your indi- correct for 3 t? occasions that give the final brisk. ; smart air to your Easter vidual preference. Attractive stripes, checks Men's Hat Section—Main Floor suit. Many, combinations— and Jacquards—in sizes 14 every Tie lined with wool. to 17 neck j : : ~ - of up-to-the-minute checks, stripes and over- ce : _ (tees plaids—also plain colors—providing Easter | - ‘eland choice for every boy's taste. .. : , é , eens o - . ; . >| rt oo t) is ’ : . ; .y ‘ ; i F: ; E Ih ty Every May Jr. Special Suit is better tailored of DF La -~ Hi fs 3 bn hate, Hon : - ‘ 4 ~fpatys ft 2. ‘ rahe better material and with better fitting qualities. uf . fe | ie i. $ ; Phila : ' , : : > . = hihte ‘lplie , : , - " 4 e 7 opehad 333 thm Ties at $2.50 to $3.50 Novelty Hose, $1.00 Swiss failles, silk moires and silk twills—in the Silk and te nib Hosiery for Sprinz: MAYBOY SHIRTS richest, most correct stripes, figures and other in scores of patterns—checks, stripes, plaids. fan- designs from foreign and domestic makers cy figures—well reinforced. Sizes 914 to 1232. Men's Furnishing Section—Main Floor Smartest for Boys and wens — Menta. 2 ‘MERICAN LEAGUE Academy Suits Dhemtrenis at St. Lowis, cle In Knicker $ Bea Hoy >. . ' . g Mager, ‘Se Styles—Priced fH +! ie | - m eco at Cleveland, Roston at Washington, eves = Ranging From $1.50 to $3.50 Seeety Six Shoes for Men (: ... cloths, or patterned color-fast madras Shirts to wear In Newest Styles ai Utmost Value art $6 a Pair Easter day, mothers know that the worth of ‘‘*May- boy” Shirts warrants selecting enough of them for AN : me tee months ahead. Exclusively obtainable her in sizes ; ‘ @ One thing that men like about “Surety Six 12 to 14°43 neck. oc ee ‘Shoes is the unusual quality in each pair for so moderate a price. Another likeable “Svrety Mayboy Blouses Six” characteristic is up-to-date styling—in of Esklich brosdcloth ant 4 ar . ; : —ot giish Droadcioth an ine quality fanc hirt- assortments providing for every man’s and ings in patterns “like dad wears.” Rises 6 to me barn young mans wants. . $1.50 to $2.25. SN ae One of many “Academy” groups for Spring choice Pe] hes =| tet 3:20 » 2, —and this make is a long-time favorite with St ie Pr. Pan Mhilaces Louis parents—and with boys who want distinctive ee Say ae : 3:30 » oo at New Forms clothes. Single and double breasted models in sizes iv. ne ) 7 to 16 years. fee oe Bae | Y Other Academy Suits, $18.50 and $22.50 St ghee ap 7 hh, SEMICAN LEAGUE N44 4 fl ae , ‘*troit. Bro , . +} bs “ihe, pust : Long-Trousered Boys’ Straight New York, 9-84-2; Fh Blue Suits Pants Suits | Be o'?' (10 wmings). Bat | — | haw key Navy blue diamond Spring styles for younger , . Gras Moore, Shocker, Pabow ski, Collins: Rommel, weave cheviot Suits boys—sizes 4 to 8 years. : “7 = —splendidly tailored Attractive patterns in tans. 7 = "s —and with two pairs grays. browns—2 pairs of * W a hington. 5-9-0: Peste of long trousers: pants $ 10) and 9 = , as. $. HKatteries—Thersten anil sizes $25 at $ I - . “— | Wingticid and Hofmann : 14 to 16 ~ j Pie e ‘leveland, 3.7.0; Chicage. lieriea torte ~——horr. sevtith: ave ‘ont Kartabe and Crouse. Le oe - ee ae ah ee ae € ¥ + Pate, (.rovve and io? oihiiaaiaatl ss ep tl Le i > - ° bi , z ae + en Fe Ati pst chai ede BE a” #0, it ae Oe Oa DEAE ics eee, gy inti See ‘ AS SE A ao ait ; ee A Spt eee ok A «Nise Se ee ~ SREP ER, MOPED ID i Sea age = « a 2 a oe . ‘ he . cpiediieescagh et ee we YY tor ‘ ¢ ‘ Te ie a the : : Ren 4 + SA ROG en at: ROR AGES RETR IRS St gs denattng a . : ee ae ' nine te X. - ‘- ». I RE ng OUR RR) AT ye Uae 4 >. cae ey y ie eee « - — th, i ta os ene Boys’ Easter Neckwear 90c to $1.35 Your Easter “Surety Sixes” may 5 A y be these—tan ; ; Ae or black calfskin with space stitched vam p—on Boys Wide Leather Belts. ... -...40€ & 95c the “Kippy” Jast. Boys Fancy Cuff Top Sports Hose, 50c to $1 Men's Footwear Section—Seeend Floor Bore’ Section—Second Fleer An 3 satel pink “Nelvo” Broadcloth Shirts ( HATS— May Jr. Suits in Reoys Clothing Section—Second Fleer LL heen =O ¢

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Se ee on Suits : iy reek Ie if | \s | | Wer \N aWE ed, $1.50 ay S (Gif : | , | Sy Hee RSet, LW ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH > LA \ Kerry Kuts.” With EWS pW - £ oo Os. Oa wide selection 4g 7a : +8 | , | ! te 4p . a 2 madras suits has at ! | Bua izes 36 to 46. 4 7 & 7 oe - = > te —— UY / 4, | } ~- \s Main Floor ~ Sy OBES : ——— . ae” ee . 4 " at : at 7 “ as 9 ea a y ‘ on) - ae oo? - at Sey 2 3 ‘ ay a , : ‘ : . : at : beats 2S 5 Pepa rr “Pr 4 % - ee meapey 7 eas _ ~ - i ty Baeble a ey et . ys ¥ “ ° ath ct me eos) & ee J ¥ a ’ a ro ey fred ee nile bagi {AR Od ag a ‘ . , - qT ye 8 war" ae Mate Bey Sea “we — 2 oes ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL, 15. 1997. PAdPP0OOOO9999009999909090000008 -* mar rice be ore no ane — =e PAGES 23—28 tom es 3, gat Ba ‘ wae, vy se ~ ee Oe a es o) “s ae ae Ee LOR ee ee EN EN EE Mee =e [= as = ee me === a 85 THREE-YEAR-OLDS ENTER $50,000 PREAKNESS a _ te a th. be BPO ar vee a 7 — : ONLY DERBY Keeh Him Ou OPEN GATES; |_2-" >» AGAIN LOSE epee 7, CRACK NOT ~~ omer —* TARPAULIN { Jaamgzre J) TO EDMONTON“. ast NOMINATED oe ee Pig wbut,.- Fi Sele we a, ~ IM re theage o of “or at to. a, oy met hit try wy é pov . ¥ agi Sal Fe. a] : neta La) a a ont . egpAt Xe od ee “ ™ POARAAEEEOEEEESO99005090 0009 se ¢ ppp ha papa bh bbb ba baaanannarnnnin’ i ia i Ri Bi Bi Bi i Ri Di ti in Di i tin ti ti ti Di ti Di tia Din Bi i tid le World’s Series in New York. " ; MS Pe 2 S 3 ie | Srey «% i : ry ow | : SRS a t spe aH ‘2 me ee; ™ Fat AS ae uate me | ad aes Second of Series, 33 to day. | ee pric , . we | 14, and Retain Women’s *© nae So z* Gay led in New York. Prices ltid Brass Band es . x aie ee a. SS =a Bradley Stable, H. P. Whit- = Di . | st the inces of the re it heillaa International Basket Title | : spective major league clubs | From Opening Day Sett- = ae ‘ ec VV iss follows: & ings——Zachary and White oS : - 4 eae | 7 | ee hill Due to Pitch. —- . eh, 3 is ee New York—o-1, f, =-» Pp aaeaanlaliae Se Bee EDMONTON, Alta ney, Rancocas and Du Pont Entries Attract Early Attention. re Ry the Associated Preggs BALTIMORE, April 15.—Eighty- five thoroughbreds, including § al- PO A ty Soe i ELIS oe a ae — . . * Detroit—s, 1. L--. s og o= we "3 mmercial Graduates a 2. : a a 4 : fs Ps ne Ol ; lal ] Philadetphia—: Fi es 7 % vere too muc! ae Or the Poet-Dispateh Sport Staff, : ie 7 Washington—t}. Chicago—t. 2. 1 tO Obtain at Browns—20). 8, Boston—30, 10, 4 ae a . Or I * Browns | Se pata ne ad ie ca Be of consequence, have been nominat- ) ers WV | their tit] 6G aS | > Se = : Ree Te SARA ed for the $50,000 Preakness, to be ‘ae OuUlicG 1b mn round they retained t] , ; = New York—2, 7-10. 1-5. ; ' © On RN (og = See eee as Se Pittsburg—3s3, 1. 1- ies is id tae KENRY POMNS 10 «= Boe Sos 2a ; See My 'TUN At Pimlico May 9, the list of ; - oF? . ; : Sa rr '? “ 1a 3 1¢ ' cd} . } Pgs = ¥ aoe - ; 2s . ' ~ a ee * ‘3, ie ~ Rc he ; . , thie , MLLER WPS | : os c 4% oe o pers Sh, Sa ~ 2 /nominations, just made public, dia- oR - ‘most every 3-year-old colt and filly Cardinal-—3. 1. I-: yeael \ ai alia on ee ite 7"=T rs 4 ; ar es he. BS Ba Cincinnatim—s, “2. fe x tues eM ONA! | Svecial to the Post-Dispate on ar da eeioesig ao os : oe ee .. Ea ee Ss closes, Forty-seven stables are rep- ce. eg ee NEW YORK, April 15. Peetz five took the measur | es ae 3 fm, Neg oF a ie Rete re So. | resented. ickisn nts, 5. re pie BE water bad | JOE DUGAN, the Yankees | St. Lowis Curlees and it was felt; Bh Lt e E oa a ee ee ll William du Pont has named The Philadelphia—10oo, % “ety baseman, will be out of - _ . is 1 the sf : ae : Es 3 = Fe , ; Satrap, for which he paid $100,000 Hope for the Cards. the stand a game tor three or four | ps ee, si ee a =o l~ the | Sees SRR oe ce f pean ee Be 2p Ree _ MNGIENG, together with his filly | me ‘Sine ) so ays, ~ 6 to a yo wound 7 ir i z would do the RE ee ee! se Be See ‘Fair Star. , ° ent ‘ letes ‘ rou: ‘ Stat. who Youid an ths ‘ } } “3 Bi, . “ cet | : = ‘ ; t | be : : : pe 23 . * 6 5%, xf x REN tees 5 Sie ee * te Aknusti Stable -~Premier. les that college fel- | ee oted: | Yes. Hs tee hat mo other girls” tean : , i. a He A ee . ° . e) thay, ae — =H) f : i ‘ ‘ ‘ ree would Net oo) ans “ SOs ia : ; Bs a ~ TF Bos | EM. Byers—Social Mug. Sans US ee milage, Sal i ee os eae preter Shes | | 'Terre and Skedaddle, a -: eh ceetn a _ i ) ’ SY ae mm tone aul re vets Ha ‘ie ; aes ageciSons SA dua ' ' ELTA CARTWRIGHT. ‘‘arlton Stable—-Son o" Battle. 1 ae ey OS fee ad Piepape tas OE aRORSY Rae aaa cece emcee). aS he first time In the -- 2 KE. F. Cooney—Dolan. ee eee me |... : | om Tt niet itta. RS | canst dai as Mila Cae as ee netiehebben f tine 11 re1 er Ses iia tie | Ral Parr Hackrope Roston tre 333 O00 Brookiwn acne yO y ¥ : é ss eee t, 5 i “tage % : “nme ; Pe na ae 4 me | ; 4 si ie ed to ' ’ ' oe o ; | ae aoe mm : ) FOr Aeas ne Pineland Stable-—Crystal Pon. Philadelphia 0 2 “000 23 000 Cincinnats * POE, ie wegaice Ta eS Wace mike dealt gue bib koa ; | | pebbles agen BART Jeffords——Scapa Fiow Mies and Point Mreeze., Mrs. Waiter M. Jeffords-—Paint- ed Lady William heating—Willie K POOR I. ‘oe ee fe >> ; ze : : a f ,rr) , 7 4 ary | , 'P P ides ual af ; ns 131 } as ’ j 7. ‘ zs ee my , . oid ' re ) f ’ % , Rancocas Stable " Sweepeter, Today's Schedule. bier dnc — RPE icg, Yee eee dy + aus ibeumidar wath acct anit lig ee cee a ne iclen Pilkey, of Chica-| Sankarl, Cheops and Adjutant. AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE Rela pliers ; PEEPTZ Monday afternoe it Cleveland) onder 1! ‘Madiction of 1 Slate it ..; oo. ae “ i reand na, | Lee Komenberg-——-Court Day. Woit at St. Louis, cloudy; 3 St. Tauis at Chicage, rain; 3 p.m Camne Pos , High S$ ; fratme velaws in! haa , Se CTS oy et J. K. L. Ross—The Maple. : p ~ i ] . i . “Se Dot Johnson, F. ta eteeees school, and “ hi ..% . a nie The age limit und the new sles | ENTERS DRAKE GAMES nan... ‘ G 7 re, Shocker, Hoyt an shape nat th penil Marg Macburney, F. ; caused considerabie a) eatyy WRN el ve yf . | : . & We babes ea Aseocjated Press A. G. Weston—Jopagan. rabowsk i, Collins: Rommel, Wal- ii not be at- Daisy Johnson, C. .. now be referred tu the State board ee ee | an . Pate, Grove and Cochrane. SONVILLI ) —Har Wheaticy Stable—Starset, 7 rpyrytil . \ ee} : 4 - ' . ti mpted | ii ne xt 3 4 lL lsie Bennic. (ss. 5 Aye ry} . 7 ‘ a on iat « ‘+ os . , : : ? as : : je "T hie first S,anies mi ; 7 ” sepe ry ‘ - : , } here si Pieny _Gileg hurior ' *h Ww Washington, 5-9-0; Boston, 2-4- gia Ratteries — Meadows and ' — ~* Kate Macrac. ¢(,. rom dtffer hs ~ ev feat ea Rue ntes ' , ' . : H. | Whitney Valorous, Bos. we : a (“len ' an : aT) ee > ; »T } .. . y *. " a’ '* ‘ i g. {. Ratterics—bLidwards and lavilor: . ' ers Viarg Hailes. FF. } ‘ is : ; : | : ¢ mpe + ’ em be y reins Pat dera “ 9 , nd disinterested sett eam us Tia vas ri ‘ » PH Sateen Vi th % Willlam Ziegler Jr ~Betee dea ibilily cases. A prowst,s Ceutinued on Page 25. 0th of this monta. ‘Hose and Wee Bure. *) *? “> ) m Teh ONE AD, ca eRe he So A at ( P. Cae RG oe ts san: Grimes, .Cheeyes, Greenfield, Bentley and Hamby, Devormer. Pittsburg, 6-12-2: Cincinnati, league schedule wi ‘. = 7 ‘i SAtteries—harr. Smith and 1. Sew- Vanee, Ehrhardt and Deberry, Har- eS) Barnabe and Crou-c. | greaves, at th i\ iTié DPBS PON Ah eel lll lal eae la Totals *ef¢ @* * & * #4 + Ae Oe om-c.ctehs Of Aas cilg y

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ PAGE 24 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927_—— SHERDEL PICKED BY O'FARRELL 10 FACE CUBS TODAW ap Se Bayo [Forty Owners of | Kemper Athletes “Australien Git RIGHT HAND © is ro mh -* |) Derby Eligibles OFARRELIS Crush Rockhurst. ‘'s c aner $6 } bpprov Al Mississippi | Maryland 8, Lehigh 3. 2 ee ae | Mississippi 14, Northwestern oo | , * | . Michigan 7. Mercer =. | ‘ es nt, H y Out Kinks in His Shoul- | s pas | , _— ‘doesn't plaw’ it doesn't lose And if second : e ae ~ ne —— ek 7 -4) . s ho L i¢ % oii : . 4 ‘ A : : , - er . fe - yy ¢ ter ai ncs. 3 the Cincinnati te agerneh | pee Ser ee ee you can get any consolation out of| from the barrier Is in prospect for | Which major league park has} * rday by ears vg A —— euat il. eee mee "2 Elsewhere if New York der, So He Will Catch ably means Alexanccr, * i tee to frown, that, sop it up. lthe Kentucky Derby, four weeks/+,. jongest right-field fence:—P. | College of Kansas y in a ~ eaeeeeee., Heth. ’ : man Bell and Haines. If Jes: | CALIFORNIA OPEN ws Commiussion nsists on | | Some day no rai fail. | a oy Be tlie © | Puen See - gaid Col. Matt J-|G. D | " ; | Jess Haines has the honor of;from tomorrow, sal Os. « ° _ ff ina down- ured leg mends by that time, — ai Sewer ae iat al oh. : ; pasiane ie The meet was run 0 | * . sheer will break into the Car- |! know the “Fair and Warmer’ | pitching the first shut-out of the; Winn, general manager of Caurca- Cincinnati, 383 feet. pour of rain arsd with the wat rr GOLF TOURNEY TO *} ; i cioyr | Sez On} © c vertent Vv let the) , 4 : - : 'dinal lineup to do OF die within sign Season, He inad ill Downs, on his arrival here to Who is the oldest pitcher in ma- ~~ By J. Roy Stockton. | a ice. 4 It’s still a definite fact that the And that the ; i)] shi jthink of everything. - ion ; a ; 4 pril Jack Quinn Kemper won 10 first places, nine . ; Pri 5 | if the Hiinely yaciag Sceeen - |'seconds and took the half mile re- SAN FRANCISCO, Aprtl 16.—Segh. ‘ee ) > ‘ - i' Ant ‘ ‘ | , morning. Furthermore, the leader | good-by as he chased to the/I know some day the rain will) VERY TRUE. think their candidates will ! In what big league park outside| point man of the meet with tWO/1.). year due to playi ‘ , ' | 7 i. ‘ " » . . . - - - : - i , . , : rm) . #3 . ’ The r | ul : 4~ 5 SHES to ashes Record Number of Starters EX-/.¢ New York has Babe Ruth made| firsts and a tie for first in the high vag = the g the Tunne: — - a ne | Souxhern California champlonshig - lap of a wit n yast tap ot i . » 1 Ww Ive ‘ f a champions Sal nat sides Gi the world champ! ns 8 id { i station W al ik« apa hound. stop— ’ he had decided to iron out th 7h 1] fe : 1! > very few O'Farrell is a man very few! yt always has before. kink in hi throwin: arm bs “" ie al Me Sar“nk , 1“T. ~ - azardous to tury! ts ' : r - . words, but he is held in high Fe-|7 ao not know when it will be af the rain Cont step it wouwls Se Bamarcous °° B 7 i--e. f. Under the tutelage of Coach For-| Amateurs and Professionals Wem Miers theatrical tour 7 4% ’ q . oT) 5S =e} } TF ] oO 5 ‘ i and guess the po o bie numoer : : Detroit and Philadelphia, 34 in | ner, Kemper has not lost a dual it paired today for the regular start. ae ae upholster: H ARD TO PI EASE Start ers, but it Will he a big fie ‘d. each. track meet in nine ve ars. ' er to » the open tournament, Aro : —s us ; é rs are © 4s mee a — ‘ e 1. — + " . oselinai peer 2 ie , —iiare raraen ° | probably one of th largest that Kemper will enter three relay | = = ¢ Madison Squar yarden, wh mn ye | i« -r ~ rr er ' 4 } ‘*! R S YOUNGS WIRES ale i aca. ck FY ary 4 4 T usta nes, ie o * . e ‘ cA4 Lers is looke qd : “ns a se - 1 f . ] n. Not over eta OSS : ( 23 This will be followed by a|osgyarp ) HURDLES— ively for Tex Rickard reposes i LOW rT} terdayv but he decid: d aiictl i} ’ } . ° ie 5 : ‘ ly nary vA Lif The acai ot rn 1D } v 4 ? ; ' ‘ ms a, se Natl hi | id he want them to tell fn | Visit that hard work Ww ould ‘ > ; . ; 7 + ty nV ° ms Ti +? } orse T? Tp) ; , Pay . _ , ; . + , ry: ne I , , : > ‘ Vi a? sae . -* ' ai rs = ¢ ioe +} 2 - 3 c ’ fePmper ir la : miu *h a8 the hone-settfer. wv Rb siths bal ' , mse ¥ * . ’ -_ Oh som: w} ere in t) “ee fay ored it wasn't broken and it was ? ; rg Ja renresentation Chi ' McGRAW HE HOPES ' lua! mee? April 29 at Kirksville, . per, SU: Blank, Kemper, —_ there is some upliftin . =" : ” : ‘ ’ . > as . } »4 : Pas vs fail eae, bas ~ aiit siCLiC i Ai iS y it if ict es | ‘prese acata P| - | M ‘ : — ~ + } ' Ime ~ : . at, * Se - lies , mt mua.|iike Branch Rickey. Branch tal | | Mo., and the conference meet early leno yarp RIN—Kel | Guy Bush, the Mississippi muda se ges Aiea nine ee ‘“Exlison Sile nce ii : | a 4 P rs. : ustis 4 : i an _ = cwitwnile * i ; 4 sy, tid ii 8 AAd ak ) ‘ i nN is ‘ r ‘ a P : * a ly Joe McCarthy. the Cubs’ rT? ganacer. ; cs ne : ; , ' And drav ing crow ds at that. |" ik ee iS . : F " the Eastern or Ken- fuses to he counted out of this Sea- Z ate 4 . R 7a ee). Be Ken ate tT} 4. nry Missouri Tniversity. : oO: others arn bitiou . am. 3 _ijinx attached to tne second day ; nt if the rain asthe Ace ‘TTE ¢ a Sanat ; m — . } LAY Time, m. Manager ©'Farrell has heen ie el REF ; | | But if the rain would cease to | QUITE SO. suake utstanding nominees. ag | sons pennant Bspacbe>-y ian _ 594 is. 3 . = euch >» week the next heavy hard man to find tn Chicago. .| the season he was hurt twice. drip LIMINATION of the dribble naathia winners of the turf bine! The baseball world months ago | SHOTPUT—Ross, Rockhurst, first uge. ae. ete heut iis hom i ¢ MW og) PF hi ) rs ehtieky —* : » aa leave up hope of Youngs’ return Ne nper, second. Distance, 43 ft. 104, -_ " \ot See " has been staying at his home |: foul ball glanced off his bat and And let the Brownies play Occasioned quite a how!; ribl d. a en the star was sev val ote sr ¥ Z “Gibson has been misinforme¢ Ve : ¢ — 1} S WM VE § out f . " ; - A oe h . > . | : : : »liry ; ‘ ~] 5, {ec ~ =] i . , S : = ”s _ : eae nile > 20 ti eo Lameney. Kemper ay: ' ¥ y - . ; 7 5 . gooey melanie ag" > : hit him in the right foot and then | Perhaps the yd win the champion- But it eliminates the quibbi 1100 Horses at Aurora. t norted near death, but Youngs wired | per. se Ti 24 1" 4 he has any idea that the Ne - ; ’ SyIrrl a, > 1me ‘ : . si : . : * a ins all nfs . fh . . mt . oa bin om . ' his uniform and hurri ty ‘rounding third base during a Car- a Occasioned by the foul. Col. Winn and his associates of Manager McGraw in Philadelphia ae CCE Bg Co 0K, Kempe mamork boxing Commission na ai Né 2 Be ? & ne. ee os one _— ’ . | Snl > 1% ¢ J : . t ed iret. eigr v 2) 2 : ; , train immediatelyv ft r eac } in it ; : the new Lliinois Turt AsSsOcCIAtTION ! ve ate rday that he was improving 120. Y x. ,4 “HIGH HU RIiiL_LES f Ae . ided Rickard nN contract wit? i «teadilv and hoped to rejoin Kemper. first; Duval, Kemper, second. nne:’ to a spokes i ¢ he la 1s -o liw > @}] oT) iL} a4 4 c t« . It was announced after Bob's ap- | dinal rally he a i 3 hin - Ne | some y! Til ] D f t |will start issuing licenses next} y now T 17 3-5: ) ph - - 7 . . ,} : if fi pa é x "a 1) reo: Ty LY es ,¢ : } > 4 Ty Train himself away from Waukegan long J ss was in tne hands of Train- atecneeh. the hot dog man “Vi t North-So th Tour heaters a there. to call a meeting f,theijer Kirby yesterday. Hot applica-|nice little buisness. He was is ictory in Oo u th all parties signed. No on enough 1 i j eae , - —_ , — ||) : war correspondents and he /told;|tions were apphed all afternoon, | cjalizing in water spani: ney Is Bill’s Fifth Over | Bud Taylor Favored. B F N “- | i i E R | j : i al *+% : ows any ‘itter than Gibson @ evervbody to fire away and that 'but Jess was ordered to go through | : i Sp Ost- te he io try to answer all ques- fwith an appointment for X-ray | ee. hay ~ iverse weather con-} Chicagoan This Year. : "LOS “ANGELES, ADri 15.—Bud VANTS Tt Gt nnev h he contract the TEE bcccstine to el an| photographs of the ankie he | ditions, the pean boy was left car ae I T Terre Haute bantam, was a| R b+ - A D land over, this ad is good for on with xs 1 i $t. Lout evening engagement. | pain continued today. The ing | the bag. | : favorite today over Young | Y O U re —— . . “y” ; ty | "} ? tives “$100.06 Questions were fired in rapid|that bothered the big boy most w as | ile J. Pluvius was knocking | sein ately e i 5 fae pm phone noomge S peated rend's ae. cabs COPED bate pena = “ need 5 r as alr iy | z | ut succession-and Bob gave forth the | whether the fellows reckoned he'd | * Browns and Tigers for his | . > teeag RST. ae Be gai ee ee - : - , ) = , E if : ) ; : : : d Anoth following information: |be ready to pitch against Cincin- jth ethaight, hie olf sie Bick,t oT tem Eo easia | i ‘will De po red ; M Righthanders will work ‘against nati in his regular turn. ck Frost, was taking a fall out BB when Tunney also will deposit! the Cards and Cubs in Chicago. “free agent,” and oters phia, ranking American «tennis _ me | player, today won the United North a en Tunney also will deposit and South singles championship, nae wan mon “oe pee, York. riginall Ue | eel a ee Metropolitan Opera Company | eS ae FIRESTONE Firestone karge Account}? | BLUE SERGE | wit Try, ONCE MORE ging to sanction 4 price for rin eats higher than $27.59. GUM DIPPED SUITS TO ORDER OUR LOW PRICES | WILL Just Like You Have at SPECIAL. $45 TO OPEN 1927 SEASON | 3 ngs ata od? gue: ane E | Y _ You Can't beat the elements. — F — a AR y WHIT SA S: COME IN, T'S GET ACQUAINTED | defeating George Lott Jr. of Unl-| | 4 H R bd if Yeu Are Short of Ready Cash TOU GH LUCK, cago, §6— 2, 7 2, 6- , in the final. | Or @) z ri’ | t: howeve BUY ON | The Browns have had a hard/]This is the sixth time this season | iI ) 9 - wh tne he | he ivy 7. ha EASY PAYMENTS | sjthat Tilden an Lott have met. : nship bou will a bh in Ne | ©, E Ee | Lott won once. F ] a «is Ci INTEREST YOU the Department Stores > 4 T FOR 10 DAYS Continued from Preceding Page. ' —_ Seg , :delphi MERCHA NTS@ MORNING JEFFERSON 7 MESRITZ TAILORING CO. ge tcp gga ut prs Passer ; | : es : writes: . 4 = 0g ore, OS eee i 622 PINE ST. UNION LABEL came home. We were ready to | ve ati en See E. peat | ' | nt “a oa y be will §@ ‘yf : ‘ &. : sa ; Yes, whi ; tne use, came | x 4 ae i B 3 eto sing Tmen . ' Seanaui-(" fen? stadiu lat Ss > 900 | back Moriarty. “All that work will 4 Se . — . a eS 7 *T ’ . 7 Pepel prises ros. grog = Co : and during the pere Br ee mms S¢ is able to 0 Bee cae 3 | ‘3 | hous morta ‘batter lc i iéiéi‘i‘iéitawarrll formance I smokea Fi"... _ it {hal i. wie tt .. i=. Lucky Strike. They A SAvaTE 1s LosinG tye" | It’s = to Re Tough, yy OER e 2 x che a goed es BS | P . GROUND BECAUSE IT os oe =. «° & | never irritate my IS TOO DANGERC og fg Ge in the Saimne came back Hoy wi “It was pring Styles Will ii —.. a Bee tal . . } } with ’ } h i re ana no ~ « Wh | a4 > : fOr it) % will be a loft of en you go down the street on Easter morn- . | heap pop flies and infield taps| —new hat—new suit—new gloves—Don’t , a ie: rhen we finally get going,” pipe | eee SR So Sat teen aa te 1 ientteds te “Sane Forget The Shoes. You can bet your bottom , | = mre sh! a ore | | ; we oe See SE oo eee a ne . a nish figh effe dollar that eve ‘il i , After which tney went off the ENS aio Saas ss _ Se eee 4 te « bs Ot. — have . floor. The spotliz!} t was “ ken by rae : . * oe = ss si = = 3 ae ahs eae : Zz rr. trated Q cae Re to match her costume. They KNOW the | | sill Friel, Brownie business mana | : ESS ; eg ee Se 4 re rchool is still deve importance of good looking footwear. And = ger Ss Ree ge = they NOTICE shoes—on men—too!l You 5 pg tl de di ge sonny - ee | BBEORGE VOIGHT WINS H , ue —in e newest ‘NOw get this. “hen I was with By & a ” EP a ay a F IRST ROUND MAT: bel iT) of ; { 3 2 what all Photo by G. Maillard Kesslere, B. P. “4 tough luck. It was the longest | Blacher ’ had trvyi: 0 open the season . ons ~ fe Xe | Managers Can Quits. | Y il] fi d h L k ' a ed : snail cto wee mdete ine ou, too, wi nd that Lucky i=. ee Moriarty threw th ands an P ° ae to age ‘ s ne deci they h ! nough ‘ Strik ld d il h - i ~ me col a ru William Friel, former player, scout, es are ml an melliow—thne fp ir a re. cee impire, manager, etc., had gone , . ; @ ’ eae ET. agama finest cigarettes you ever smoked, But even with all the rain. wi th | reyes NSS -Cnmyeeare re : = 3 ays PEALE LILES SALE IS ARRIETA i I A NS ANTE AER EIR ESI RO MI GRRL three games in a row postponed. | | r: ~uet fir , there's a silver lining. And that's made of the finest Turkish and do- ° SR with the Browns. Detroit cannot | > eAted Kode © Har nuch better off In fact, the , Bee : “ : 3 nd 2: Themag ae oe : ar . I. won is apt_to hurt the Tigers more mestic tobaccos, properly aged and Toronta, OY the Browns. Harry Heilmann ! perst¢ Budd. asa Heine Manush, two swatters. 6 . ' a ' = a who have at one time or the other bl d d th 4 t kill nd th n ; 2 | ' paced the American League ee en e Wl rea S 3 a ere a se j = en eet eatan tyra hoist? Slee Shute member Sean artes | : . Se mt { Strana Lyman (re gerne Beer is an extra process—“It’s toasted” Oy [ seer 4 > ag! ag Pres Rrowns’ case is 4ifferent V. Dwyer, Det —_ hole | 3? Sony eiady rho —no harshness, not a bit of bite. | a ~ Bears TO PLAY AGGIES” From fac tory To You Through Ou M | the noble athletes have had 1 , e § —_— page * | 4 Zz a Sestern Methodist ¢ work to speak of since last Sunday Was announced ye Stores, Make This Wondertul PRICE Trere'nan got orpreetmepar| COWS a ake M/s ond LED | tice, yesterday. Four days of idle- | 99 Big Y Dr Bill Edmunds, Bear at fj . f f i ness at this time of the season wil! i : rT The match wae POSSHHE DIXIE SHOE STORE ‘not help any band of baseball a *" Diayed today in Dal = ., *' team, which lest te a. oreo Norman, @x., | plavers. 6117 EASTON Ay.— os Hiediamont, W eliston. eae Bide dee 3 And Rill Priel Well, he’s ready Y, : veews ~ . rod a world’s record for anan. | My ey ’ Nee ome o 1 for open. | our Throat Protection 4 ia reparted Ue Ce re it -. “\ CR@used cancellation of aay postponements for the St. Americans right now s J a+ . e : ® Kans mee at as Aggie-Washt . HN Zames eche@uled for : and temorre @ wiil preve paved next week.

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IDA Y} i b - eT — gt ™., lian Girl immer Sets World Record LA EE. Wis. April 15. ¥. Australia, advices Bd today by T. 8. An. nounce the breaking brid’s swimming record yards for women by a Davey, 17-year-old dney, whose time wag utes 48 seconds. This record held by Miss Ederle and Martha by one and threequar. ds. ee i a a ee IA OPEN TOURNEY TO PTART TOMORROW lated Press. NCISCO, April 16.—Seel. wn Worn by Willie Hun. Angeles, an impressive fers veh tee off here to, the 72-hole California Pionship. on Ela, national amas older, will not compete @Gue to © playing in the California championship and professionals Were ay for the regular Start. — peernament. —- = = — Sy @emper, second. Tiista nce, 19 LOW HURDLE ES—Haneo ck, 8 he Ria nk, Kemr per. Rec ond. RUN—Kelly. firet- Kemper Rockhurst. a Time. , scoond Kemper, firat: Distance, 135 ft. Kemper (C ulver, lashley) first’ ppet. , second RELA Y— Moorhouse. 3K 2-5Se. referee and a —~ i ine Prost NEW YORK, being the Dispatecn. pie ture sque —Ostensi- ly far from |ruin that long-distance critics claim to have seen, Jack Dempsey already within five his fighting weight cived here ex-champion Hiot Springs camp ifornia. He pro- weight t he Was VW ord cet from cording to day direct hig Wheeler in Southern Ca claimed his present ‘Ol pounds, said he which is Dempsey ? i ! answer No. the customary and declared that he believed comeback can lieved without undergoing the operation his physi- cians be ach deem necessary, ignored rations. has prepa It has been all attack with him and, the man who was born on Feb. he has done it with his little hatchet. (Cherry is barred, but maple, mahog and Inut have profusion. fact that superfluous weight nz, and sO re: | Dempsey, if seems, rs - ° . — ‘ . defense in his early bird's-eye any Circassian wa fallen great | el rhe Dempsey carried so little tively to lose it ports the contention Yyv he is old eve can't laugh off that ruptions, neither « { ON ae spe aki . > : ) wash. Still series oO he shown thie and an until he to more good its footwork be band ied the in the stal ; pending Dempsey not has he is able knock over som: keep am - fur- was It-may well, both the bulance ther developme told in no uncertain te a few weeks: then i condition precluds: sibility of a boxing. He was advised operation was expedient perfect recovery fro! a in 1923 was to he urn that an previous correct- successful ret 1Tri- lon d. Instead of following about the torm at Wheeler today indt to have he went Hiot ‘ates that he himself Springs —_ His message been et- ure considers the c fective. Northwestern U. : Here Tomorrow Secs the | | Louis University Pitts- | | Oxford, iscore 'numder the opening, game ‘should ‘will probably start on the hill ithe locals. i'Tilineis high school i teams Aggie-Washington | ' tered. Northwestern University of anston, Ill., will here baseball game tomorrow with diamond at Barring furth- ‘ontest will be all St on the Grand and Lacled: er bad weather th: played as the field dr will dry out under a shine. Yesterday Northwestern met de- feat at the hands Mississippi at Miss... by the Iming of 14 to ©, getting only three As the Billikens, with of their men playing their year on the varsity, defeated strong Chicago U. nine In tne the season, have a great deal winning tomorrow. rain has kept ains well little of overw hie hits. first they! of of not in steady trouble The the | Rillikens indoors and the men have could in (‘asey for best they Kreund or worked out as the gymnasium, Gridley, Ill., Holds Meet. GRIDLEY. I... April 15-——Forty track and field today to compete Gridley relay 290 athletes are en- records are eX- boards if the here annual met in the fifth earnival Over and * mans nected to £0 by weather is favorable > the ——— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ONTRACT SIGNED IN How- | ever, Finished Second in iin three ' Osn FRIDAY aii Srateceemen ee ee ee CANDY Futurity, the F QUEEN, in In Ow’ pa FI and lash Stakes, HIGH SCHOOLS TO USE STATE RULES Continued from Page 23. the baseball season. He can now however, wWliil re- ntage in some State constitutio! marred from athletic fter nine semesters ording! y, foe Mi and an ‘ " ] le os > ade yla ¢ NIiCne ‘ quar- a? ath} moarwwrtnmy o> F Pparticipatl in schoo] ome also of ( wry. "ley &} ena who on and 45 not be 14) ards in a single game i}] sliowed lay football season The highe league State rreranization requir | nding than Formerly, a passing grad subjects would if 1 athlete to participation, forth this } aii “‘feellme SS; ‘HUDKINS RELEASED ON his | Special the Post and | ; | $19,000 SURETY BOND are 15. — By T LOS: ANGELES, April ne a surety bond of $19,000, Ace Hudkins, Nebraska fighter, to- day secured the purse of $10,000 for is fight with er. The p was attached intern: revenue officers said iled to make a ncome tax. £ of is Tendl urse VW hen HHudkins fa his made > urn on ; Racing Entries ~~. "a a ahs he es a SSS ee 4 AT HAVRE DE GRACE Stake as Queen, F illy Derby Eligible, Failed KoWin! mportant 2-Y ear-Old | Best Performance of Roan } second to} sec- all-star | | (hawkers. it ‘ ling ithe Le , Be - ’ 1, ieYy Was in Futurity When She Lost to Scapa Flow | by Neck. Breeders Valorous Kentucky her win- overnight ond Wood! lsuturity, third Bostonian in Jockey-Club Stakes. ning efforts handicaps. The to Ore iti and Were best filly’s and she roaTgt) Futurity, won had been out a bit longer route. headed the Flow, a home. } the over, Fliow have she able stick If seven-furlong broke well and War colt, Scapa and a half from She hung on until well it stretch, where she swerved but managed to ! 'S Si to the utmost over short Wueen Man o furlong apa DV a the speed The through fan the Great. her dam, is by Swynford, Derby Stakes winner, the Oaks winner, win ‘andy Queen has all heritage from Ste is a rarch, Kalavala, the «jre of Sansovino and Sue. (Tomorrow—lF red Saucy Jr.) Kansas Plays Air-Tight Ball To Beat Aggies : Oklahoma A. and M. Fails to Hit Swenson With Men on Bases—Score 3 to 1. to ihe Post h STILLW ATER, errorlessly Dispat Ox, ‘Apeii 36. behind Sw n- . thn: . i. ler southpaw CWirit , of Age it hast ball advantage hohb- Kansas U triumphed Oklahoma A. nrst niversity hers over M ssourl + for the DY @ to cae he Conference Maulbs at home Ok. iZzQd. was team’s firs) appearance after dividing two games Wwiltn lahoma U Kansas safeties gleantd of Wright at times visitors Although niversitv two WweekKsS hate connect from Aggie act nowevel. score. . Re ait ‘hooks sc 5 | the In he the Chalfont Score: Javhawkers -broke + ait eighth 1 an tie | Wal 1h | single: ‘Livingston's drive singles hut the Willough- grounder. ninth attempt netted the Aggies their half of checked hy rally was _ STANFORD TRACK TEAM "AD prenti TIRES, RADIOS & BATTERIES: Corduroy, Sidewall i /Pretection ( ASH~ CRED] Buy faty BD» . e \@aey Piy tay \ OPEN 17 AND EVENINGS SUNDAYS CORDUROY TIRE STORES SKINKER SALFS co. S420 Washington State St. at 22th at. Louis Fast St. Louls FAVORED OVER BEARS EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927_ ED een 7 Hockey Stars Penalized for Rough Tactics a ee ED But $10,000 Bonus Money Makes Fines Appear Trivial— Other Penalties Coming. ‘ : - Candy | neck. | Tet- 4 Oo lated Prep MONT tHEAL, April 15. have been da asS a resu of rough José rare lé me‘ lee followed the ciasn 11Si that final the } and Ottawa Senators in the of ,oston championship Stanley at Ottawa Wednesday + on rei cup series night Pres- erees re ports, Bruins worid's | league de- for Billy the the pro- fessional hampionship. | seca smith awa's right wing was suspende: and fine: striking flamme and Bell in dressing ] room tch ft] ma rave Uttawa hockey) c were Meters S50 for Intimidating Offic jal. Fines of $50 en h VW ¢ Out to Bru r,. Senators’ Hiitchman., and captain Lionel} th pouch. ense (,eorge be CAUS# Intirmn) ith s pun tack ruin right minute of from his a Oliver, B in the final aloes night ‘The actions of others alleged to have been implicated in the SEEDENCes after the wame are sub- and ishment resulted on “Speedy” | tae. i \ r ‘ dis- the board vernors at MUS . next! iid fines would with by BO meeting, He also de- be taken the ‘alde rs all President ¢ clared that rron the to | | Sacco lasted just 2 isa Trimie ] ough Spe (‘«- with bodv- ion on elf would meted out room Juicy Melon Split. l’resident ? ion berts warde: djudge: received Cleghorn, atid Eddie Shore. fense drew $1000 Prey ‘ _ ¢ ren, aplece rece) fete. Hal Wink- erickson de- Billy Meeking, BAD WEATHER HOLDS UP CONSTRUCTION OF play —~ — ~ BY Continved from Page 23. the big leagues this year is above 28. Many baseball stars of today and even 40. Jack the Philadelphia pitcher arly 42. Sneaker is 41. Exterminator Coming Back. The al “pe read that Exterminator, gelding will again g0 races at the of 12. But that nothing. facts concerning raced last year: Col. Marchmont, aged 18, raced cight times last season. Marshall Tilghman, 17, raced twice. Indianola, 16, started times and won three races, Capt. Burns, 14, started five times and won twice. Bon Box, 14, started 25 times and was in the money nine times, Lawrence, and was in times, Arravan, 12, won 11 races, and was in the money 18 times. Golden ._Rod, 11, started times, won 12 races, finished second 21 times and third six times, And if that that middle-a still vie with the best, remember that an American-owned jumper named wean ‘ant Murphy won A —— eee ee a ae ~——- past 35 is ni ition of the physi- applies to horses. We the great to the prolong , $9 an Lk Ook at horses that 13 13. won four races the money 12 indicate doesn't ged horses can Goldabein Stops of this stomach MARION BALL PARK The | ST. 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SATURDAY SPECIALS riundreds of pairs of all 4 wool cassimeres and suit All colors. wool-filled $9.50 worsteds. $5.00 Value newest splendid patterns stripes, collegiate oatterns.... $6.00 Value selection 0! in staple checks and the $ 3-20 guaranteed Khaki Moleskins, $1.95 | Genuine Heavy Moleskins, $2.45 LEE’S PANTS SHOP See Windows s 713 PINE 713 See Nindows ’ doz 'Impeleti Sacco in First Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, al April 15.-—Johnny minutes and 15 Ruby Goldstein at Sporting Club last -hander on the and he sprawled on with Pioneers A right aw flattened Sacco counted out as he conds Was whipped before he had He threw half a at Ruby, but the Sider let them glide Left hooks led nand a him floored ble Was fair Sh Cu y off his +} shoulders, lo } Oy primed that right short 1e Buffa to ru} thrown 1M right clip for a him bene- Kast fully given for the Matzoh fund for and it Was said 100 was gleaned for the Ruby weighed and 134% pounds Billy McMahon in 30 e show was the poor, 137% knocked out of the seconds _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST. LOUIS BY TUNNEY NOT VOID | _PAG KE 2) Hor Oke Ine Bar! agin fo Grand known the four-miile thi severest test horse world, the National Steepi: t th P chas*, at ax coming, Father Methu- point for | cause. | Sacco | Joe | SECC. ' Now It Comes Out. INCENT RICHARDS professional because tennis rules it,” he writes in a Liberty. quote ther on the subject: “Could we be expected to make a decent living in the few months we were not in playing and training? Can anyone name mn occupation that can be pur- profitably for only three months the year?” Well, stand Vincent. ars alr all us have muddling along in the that an amateur wasn't supposed to make his liv- ing out of his playing. We nursed the idea that an ama- teur Was supposed eo work and quit play, if he that he couldn't live on the $12 a “expenses” that men standing could elive al ger it turne d ‘“snob- him do issue fur- made recent him bish Ot To sued ( orrected, nost of heen al lye f tn to found qay Or so of Richards’ legally rec Limes, , rar we decent living; so poor amateur do snobbish rules “Economic necessity.’ aS Miss Mary kK. Browne terms it, ig to any emergency. what but isn't a eould the violate the equal ne opening bout. got the decision Niax Savitsky in the second rounds. { fond round the | Sonny Parsons lover bout of four Jack itzer got the decision over Eddv Levy in four rounds. Danny Terris had Lou Preste far in the first 'gsix-round bouts that the referee | stopped after 1 minute and seconds third round. Nat Kawler got a six-round cision Sammy Offerman. billy Algers, coming down the Armories to try his luck, have any for Lew Kersh him on the jaw with a left and knocked him out in 2:35 of the first round. Schwe sO of the outclassed over decision over six-round got the in Harry Felix Charley Rosen gemi-final. the BILL TO LEGALIZE BOXING IS ADOPTED By the Aesociated Press SAN JUAN, Porto R —A bill legalizing boxing *Rico and providing for its ‘tion by a commission has adopted by both of the to Rican Legislature. April in regzula- been Por- co houses ae 4 all 10} de- | out of | didn’t | hooked | 15. | Porto | ~~ =~ en i ctl ner Washington Net Stars Defeated By Sooner Team Bears Drop Three Singles and One Doubles Contest at Oklahoma. r NORMAN, MW ish before the —The fears fell f the Oklahoma tennis neiton olin; ‘li niversit Sor mers sin- paces Ves when 'made a an sw f three | gles Fans who and doubles match one witness oloff had grathe red te battle between Sig la desperate win and Rover, saw the Sooner ace difficulty Stroloff his back- sensing his him little opportu- deadly forehand in straight sets, 'without when trouble with Rover, developed ‘hand shots. weakness, gave | nity to use his freturn, and won 1\6—2, 6-—-3. Capt. Dick Weinstock, had difficulty southpaw service Mfason disposed of -~4, although he in solving the of the Washing- No. 2 player. In the only match vo into extra sets, Landon de- feated Gustafson, 3 6 6—3, 6 1 The feat match was the doubles between Landon and Hodge of Oklehoma and Sigoloff | Gustafson, which the Sooners 4, ?-—10) The Sooners ‘took the initial set without difft- ‘culty and after Washington had won the opening game on the sec- iond set Oklahoma ran up a lead ‘of 3 to 1. The score was tied at | and at & all, and still later at 10 before the Sooners finally won. 35 SCHOOLS ENTER KANSAS RELAY MEET Special to the Post-Dispatch. LAW RENC i. genes April 15.—The ‘entry list for the fifth annual Kan- April 23 today was than 35 univers!- vill be represent- | ed, according to Dr F. Cc. Allen, athletic director, who satd the en- try list would be released for pub- lication soon. ncmietiiaaeaitaiai ; To Bowl Exhibition. Martin-Breitt lineup composed leading women the city and one of the St. Louls entries in the Women's National Bowling Tournament which will be held in Columbus, O., will roll an exhibition match of three games ‘tonight at the Rogers alleys start- ing at 8 o'clock. They will be op- posed by the Morgan men bowlers. . ” : F—3, 6 ton to ure | won, 6 again all, here More (sas relays complete. ties and colleges team SOM @ bowlers of bowling of The with a of the -_———— ~- FIRESTONE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Don't wait for your old Tires liberal allowance regardless of condition. out, bring them Fresh to blow You know Firestone quality—enough suid. VULCANIZING—Skilled small cost to give your satisfaction or refund cost. WOOD-WIRE-DISC all make cars. GLENN’S, Grand and Pine. mechanics, WHEELS Bring your whee! modern equipment, enables Tire big additional mileage, REP AIRED—Rims, and rim troubles to our expert. in and get a shipment just received. Lindell 2363 GREY HOUND RACES us at | and guarantee also rim parts for | Every Night Except Sunday ~ Post Time 8 P, M. You're the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit | Want to See You —“Bill” McKnight I appreciate them—to wear Silver Grays and Cinnamon Browns In Silk Stripes and Plaids MADE-TO-YOUR-MEASURE ‘45 It is not alone the exceptional new patterns and the quality of these fabrics, but the standard of the Wm. P. McKnight tailoring that makes these Suits outstanding in every respect. To see them is to them is to be distinctive. 603-605 Pine St. 2 Doors From Corner The Store With 2 Entrances 203 N. Sixth St. 2 Doors From Corner UNION SHOP REMEMBER MY ADDRESS Wm. P MckKnieh “St. Louis’ Most Successful Tailor” UNION LABEL MADISON KENNEL CLUB Admission 90 cents U. S. Tax Total 99 cents 8--Thrilline Contests--8 Take busses or street car at Eads Bridge and Jefferson Hotel. Follow Illinois road No. 11. RACING RAIN OR SHINE They Concentrate — During 1926 the Post-Dis- patch printed 4778 Agents Wanted Ads—2042 more than the THREE other @. Louis newspapers combined, Main One, One — One, One 9 cents es ——— i abet + 5 Wo pl py | ee idlleegs Saat MRO ae oer pe % ahs é So Rete gee ib ee a ee eee Be n-piall ee pve jeesenanal pile * ———- ply A agit rbhedies ME POLED OT EB IBRD AT It BE fe - LITO ORS SS OTITIS ION TTR LS OR A OR Oe RRL IE 8. OT Bw ? - = . re Oe aa ™ eee te hike ie aaa ae ne alte sat +4 Ales a Ste ae rE5 ‘7 2 +» ee ¥ ey

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- 2! ST.LOUIS PO ——— FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 192/_————= : stig 0 vn A, ves sient: PAGF _ : ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH and probably Sammy’s head | Dodger - ———— , - tte oe - on hits victory, while four . » e ’ ‘acer ? iid. FA iis _« . tte ; elit —_ Pitchers rac an eee k Seott, erstwhile member of all looked alike te , ry" } . r srinotny Senators with ws oi‘ . , is : rine anes la — e = The W aASNiTiE n . i e 7 thro clan MeGraw. was a mystery i ers. a > *s* . : 7 j ‘ ; ; a : " - >. . = oad - climb I uD at t. - - — : . . +. ’ ¥ Tris Speaker's Dat mut — So a | ees an all over the Boston Red — ——- i ARE NR EHR aw | 2 . 9 TY); stave: rient oo : cnteges ti ee ee ei . | | | s *&4 is —— a! QO «a ene: ? Macklin Still «| AmsteurBevetanotes = Macks Tie, 9-9 "Sos Sj : _ . | prove the game, in the opinion ©: oe pe eeey we. Ae e Thy ’ ' , ; 16-18 vears class ‘ a “cn — E- h j the National ia”, ] . ae * agora | 3 3 : ] : Sames o the 16 . : 4 ; > y ( PRA, - .o im ° , ; . r 4 "soe Ee +h > fam Henderson. coach of the Da- hati af the Australian Straight—Plays Two Matches rast Sunday they beat the Wagner; NF a el -ankees |delphia overcoming th ie atherweignt ti- ' ie > , oar 5, run ing vu ete ean the Rostoan raves troul vis ard Elkins College team. ro hty . ior) a1 r lea ey , i . 4 Today Place nine. 5 to 2. LeRoy Hawk , ‘ és ; a} : Bo: an } 1] ue to 4 — : 957 Warwick avenue (FOrest realized today “Stopping the dribble wil] not) ties, wa : ns, 495% arwi in 91] a‘ ** rue + 74 &* a" 7 - Lot Wili nal ninder any well-coached team he 2. A ct 3341W). n | COoOTw won two victories A BLP a ee el a COACH THINKS NEW said, “because the dribble “A a Special to the Post-Dispatch. Royal A Cin the 15-16 years their CHICAGO, April 15.—Dr. L. P. apy er We arene (a cae sea |Macklin of the Missour! Athletic Jack Artmann, 4939 Gresham street. Nine runs on 14 Association ot St. Louis registered | (Riverside 6675M). whe for the Yanks his fourth straight victory in the national amateur three-cushion , : , first sethac} —E —=.¥ O_O =— ——t Iphia. The Athleti A pitcher and a first baseman are deiphia. : a . - . - 3: . ae 4 iy TS. > | needed by the Chesterfield Buddies severe Geicats, 7 dl > : : on - ¢ —_s 2-44 hilliard tournament, held for the whose league season opens April 3 9-9 draw Wi first time under the auspices of the They play in the 16-17 years CiIASS. 4 1]()-inning | ‘ 4 aes * - . i - a. vw: . 9 "9 . ec oa a ; 4 new American Amateur tilliard |Report to Frank Vining, 3683 Ca toiled for eacn | , awa aa 4 > 4 ’ . - lave tomorrow t 1:30 > “es 28... ~£# Association at Mussey 7 yesterday avenue, tomorr Al “ T elie ke | ff ee i write him at the same address. esnindw Scr : - Ac F> €, victory was 4 > . rr ~ 1 1% } " . f a e Oot Nu4&©riil hy defeating Lewis of New York ‘ + i ; —— | . ‘ ot oles ¢ : ~—" oh , + eo + lfiq ghee - Cha : -_ L©@r ite r | , "oun Maceabeans uni- whizzing liner from 1. ° + Mh Reg 3 to 4] in 15 inning The Young Jaccabdeans, a gts Caugne « eT: } : £0 NM tie Ou ! i ItV, yf r i i is aidad . sa a9 u - : oom a% . F Nn: i , 511,58 é “sen Bob Lord of the Illinois | formed team in the if-l.i years at ; i1rige’s Mat itt rie : i tune of ea "ah Heo Wahs”’ rhe OTe Ou 5 | J 4 - ~« = o% - . 4 ‘ 1 ii ’ i se* : . mee gee iad aa _ivision, wishes to book games with have broken up tne , * Athletic Club of Chicago, he 18 now : : -|'would have 1] teams in the same class for Mays niv wundefeate ‘onte e " A Yoaw -_— : = pa ~ A " ] li . : ihe only undefeated contender. land June. Hymen Lehrer, 2850 Day- | SeaeeaeaeeagagaRAROPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7 F. MAEGRERERESEINES of the little thin sm ife a - Macklin. as he owns a string of The Schenheres © nt t chedul F | ea for Easter 1 An Id successful men gy bes ‘coctear » 2 wny onsiag UR COAT & VEST 7 Bad ag PAIR OF PANTS the Dollar Super Qua if PA RIS Garters a ne Y, All the Newest 4 Complete iF =a Dr. Harris of the Chicago Ath- |=545 ‘The team 2 Association absorbed an uMNn- | youngster namec z Pal YF; Sf nt ep oh by:si? "Y HMMS: AND WAIST Fabrics and Showing of i Other outstanding qualities a F cao wie town @ 25 ¢=35¢-508 and 75% mwror CTIFE AND LAM z > i mi) Pil Pi iF es iF : Fy; Bs ime i is = nh a , — Saving You the Price of a Spring Suit dempane makes hand ol First baseman, 20) years old. . ‘ * . ™ +. lac t¢ ee aro. 4 rris and Lord clash today, and cate wtih a local team. Ha parte eee . i 2038 North Eleventh street. if the latter wins it will place Dr. | From cot an Macklin in a fair position to grab) Wisconsin Flects Captain. the title. despite the fact that his >F PR. the Associated Press e 5 next half of the schedule promises MADISON, Wis. April 15.—Louis 0) Zh AY to prove a severe test. Rehr, Rockford, Ill, a junior, and | Dr. of for n Macklin meets Fleming high point basketball scorer fo! Champaign, Ill., in the first after-/| the last two seasons, last night was . “ in ws al he T mir ersity noon game today and then will en- | elected champion or rast A ; to counter Dr. Harris in’ one of thej}of Wisconsin basketball team for a , si a alll ithe 1927-28 season twin-bill features at 9 o’clock. To- ; morrow the Mound City ace will\w"™™ WE buy golf hose direct from famous oppose Primeau of Detroit at § p. SEE Scotch, English and Belgian mills in m. and is paired with Lord in the | OUR IMPORTED quantities that give us the base price. That's a ee price aan BLUE SERGE why Imported Spalding Hose costs you no more so Skene Siac mak ae SUITS TO ORDER than you pay for the ordinary domestic. with Harris an outsider. | : Today's schedule: 1 . m— FOR 10 DAYS But $2.50 to $7.50 a pair—and hose that your Macklin vs. Fleming; 3p. m—'] wegpnitZ TAILORING CO. legs will be proud of. Made of soft, fine wool. Hoffman vs. Wainwright; 5 p ? PPL LLC cic Lire ur ir cir icicicie. cee il Cae Cet Bice Ocel Bek Bae Fak Cee Seek Beek Beek Bad Baek Dat Bat Bat Bat f expected defeat from Wainwright work. in an Collegiate Pants " i ‘) 8 Tailor finds way to overcome + ff rheumatic stifiness and ache — ae Richard Ohlemés _inflelder and cate endless variety in all the Hy Philadelphia tailor bas found GA R f Wimick way of getting rid of stiffx of Pittsburg yesterday. It was the | or wishes t Sizes 28 to 50. new shades ey : by ec NO METAL CAN OUCH YOU “a% the hands and arms caused y latter’s first win im six starts. year-old class. ee eo Bee 7 antly using a hot iron. ; : ie by trad resser,”” he wri Time for a fresh pair? eis iiicon ants Eleventh street. Plays Fleming Today. Made to Lends and arms get stiff. I have © Measure A.STEING COM PANY ng liniments for a long time and a 711 THE PANTS STORE CO. pine ey inments for a Log time a NEW TORK Los ANGELES Tac 6 ; - ee ‘ - -"_? « ° Be: tant f. eae ast d feicioniat 622 PINE ST. UNION LABEL LMAIL VEST OR SAMPLE SaunSatatntnnenntnag always gives ins relie Colors to suit your own decorative ideas—all Lord vs. Harris; 7 p. grein gen Ohh skabababirariral LE PAMMNA AAAS BP Sicce’s yives real help because ‘ S rrimeau: 9 — rris VR, 4: See the way from solid shades to the gay St. Andrews REE Ee a ee eee Witirs up your own bodily forces : , Macklin; 9 p. m.—Wainwright vs.; — = Ss Bhrow oa the trouble, and to reste tartans. There's certainly need in your locker avis. | —= 3 3 ON, rw healthy action in the for at least one pair. THE STANDING. Sil to to 4 Largest Retailers of Pants in Americe ee Nie Bik Bk Beek Bad Baek Baek Bad Pat Bae E PF re Uc Lc icici le 6 ic : real | wage: > Just pat it on lightly, withou Bobbing, and the first thing you knq@ ! | » Bhe aching and stiffness are gone. G — 5 | | , -Mbhottle today. All druggists—35 cent ont > ; <— Se Lord, Chicago , | i ° Macklin, St. Louis.... : Wf Harris, Chicago | x Primeau, Detroit .... = ” 12 ° Fleming, Champaign . & « 823 LOCUST STREET Lewis, New York Tate, Memphis Wainwright . : FATS ~ Hoffman, Minneapolis 1 CLES 4 ie a ; ee am ZL. ——~ & Minor League Standings. wi 1, COTTON STATES LEAGUE. u W. L.. Pet Club, W. L. P suliport. ] On A. p< J. 4 a ad é S794 Aa owe & 1 EASTER SPECIALS | ! | | | | | | | | | | | | - — No one ever mistakes you for a chauffeur \ = 1 when you are wearing a Spalding Com So ..- a oe / ae ~ ‘) crt AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Gud. W. L. Pe Sub -w. 4 a ] re! f) 2 ———— | (MIININNNHOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO.|||||I/NINMMLE Collegiate Clothes WESTERN LEAGUE. Ww Pct Club, W U JU Lin ok«. © ‘OAST LEAGUE. Pe Pet Club Ww ee i al fm 2AAS LEAGUE. ee Pet ci. a2 MU Waco ; l Dailas... ] eS ae age oi Beaumont 0 Ft. Worth] 1 our _Shre port 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ciu Ww le. Fee Ciud. W. 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They lead to supreme apous-Loulsville, rain. Splendid | Young Men's Values in / a College Cut fe ge reaste SUITS (/\1/ surTs Nobby single-breasted 3-button high - lapel Fine fabrics fashioned Suits. The _ stylish into garments of ex- cut and draped shoul- cellence offer utmost ders will appeal to style, fit, comfort and you. wear at lowest prices. $69 6). 50 cece $97.50 2=Topcoats 24= Others Priced | EXTRA $ 5 Others Up to $59.50 \ VALUE to $49.50 7 \ ty ggg tt ail, Pauli =. —<— ‘ f | Jf ff 2 smoking pleasure. FILMS ON BASEBALL HELP BEAR PLAYERS You’ll never find a higher standard ae Scaeioteat dou Ge of goodness than in this favorite a AS ee ¥ cigarette. Your own enjoyment will instruction in the dia- , sport and the squad evidences | . confirm the overwhelming choice of val of the firgt sho modern smokers. ' we toes ee i eee films, received from a will be given | pg acetone ie ' To know how mild and mellow the with dina quality cigarette can really be— dq tn pit ~ ne reds “Have a Camel!” sjlid- UT co] r a = eae A. Gaus Sak si dee a Gee Jan x aia ok ms o 5 ‘ v. a y op ax pin . Pa =< al vf 4 - . ey " + Fed ws ¢ Car sida car ia beens Sali ts Sait eSBs OR GE Hk SIE, NAD ‘ af : rf - q eh a * 2p ha /, . . " ns ‘ 2 _ —— <* a* Hin ~ 4 <% cat Bo gt ated: See ind. aats ahs FA thea 8. arg on otter ee A Dy BE SRR pe hbo i gt, ae : i Sl ee ae ee WATE vc Dene as: 7 alae eo . f i 2 | : ; FR et I Ee Me oie Ge oy PH ab :, - 4 : 5a Soot Oe «tone - ~ Rigg BA AE amy o rye ae a sit “ne ‘ noe ‘ j % - on 4 a p , r 4 P . es sas ‘ sx . m ‘ haa = Pt a s Ragf orng sap nis es ease Bowe a ak, ag orie e ag SR. &, pnd, Atk . te ste ghey # “ wht f . < dete 2 AGA ys Ae g : re * 2 ; é “ ax; - « » ow rn s 5 — ne io let a eto ey Ba ik sy a aoe ROP el, Oe tarp ee eT 4 Seger ¢ Mee Mar Se ae es nyse nein Rhee eg BE. 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——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927__ vei uu A PAGE 27 former mates in t Ee “ ies gt ne - r while four Gia he Phin. Buffalo Sells Kelly. | Kelly, slugging Buffalo first base- . oe 2o. 9 : net | TT | 4 , e ’ dent Samuel Robertson of the Buf- . s Kelly was the leadi fale club of the 1 . leading homerun hit- t t . LAST WEEK League todav ©. énternational stor of the International League last es a a son MPSEY-TUNNEY gee es oe “a ad RIGHT FILMS — Track Tonight , : ) Sra oe Sterling’s Fast Greyhound Will | s | xs cA T Y I % Hi! Have to Beat Some Good | L oe NS. k é } Dogs to Win. | | i eee HE \o yf AND SERVICEABLE {Greyhound Selections. SUITS |(==:=-: Y dap) ete To our Clothes Are Ready 5i.—Motor Speed, Rocker Catal" | eaqaoone. @ At Prices Lower Than You Would | See Wen wank Wie | : Pay for a Ready-Made | i ee” sos eee, id nh lg a ) Might Buck. one ‘ “ae petra -. Ps a a me AAS . _ ¥, é on wee a ~ ‘oe a 7 i wetlipiene: rons rat in vations Bi sh oN Grignard 2 CO GEB OSS eet he a 2 ir ty oe Bee. pees) te) ve, : od : ‘See oi +2 a ~ er te wer ae oa a) - hehe hee a CAPE OAEL SS, ph sal, ake eon Fabs EN pikes ee hey ee ~ a hy py i a cal be ees Sa pean hy ns ea oan i. eek + paw ge Y I aN = ees . / A Signs se §.—- Ballyknockin, Actor Boy, No , ots. a Bere ULIne nicety Bie Pg Offer in ae | itd Se Me _-s«#REST.—BALLYKNOCKIN. Suitings Greyhound fans will have an op- . e _ en ae ih hove or 08: You are suré of superior quality. life explains % f ~ a « 4 - : lyknockin’, one of Charley Ster- ' a“ ; . i - & . ° |ling’s best, cz . ae nh consider * Pa | Choice of genuine all-wool blue serge irish ba goede paige gs = You are — of a substantial saving. ‘ae 1 fast-color suitings; also a new line of || race against Actor Boy, No Foolin’, or Quality eB | zene cheviets tn the poplar powder |) 7 So Mees Mins Bae Ors Prove this by test. Examine our blues an ie d sand colors. |Dick Martley. While Bally defeat- , necessity, : Seng dampness makes hands stiff | 'ed some of these in his last out, it clothes. Consider price! Com- ie Be th — oO ee a he tal tah ala “ Eee hye met Aosta hati ya > eT ae “ie 7-4 ye , iS 9 HORAN Tle RP ld OE tenth vasa... . ° . a 'was in a quarter-mile test, where From a smal] beginning McKnight Tai- |! ho received the best of the breaks. HANDS AND WRISTS | loring Co. now tailors more men’s Suits || Tonight they are going the futurity pare quality! Even though you’ve | than any other tailor in St. Louis. Do |) “st2nce. 55 yards longer, and the | hot be deceived by similar names; there a ee ere eee eee waited till the last minute, we'll . . = P : | to recover and come on, is but ONE original McKnight Tailoring || Actor Boy again draws the eighth | ° Company and the location is | hole, out of which he goes best, and have your clothes ready on time! ‘Bally gets No. 6—no advantage ° ,either way. The Sterling dog is qualities and 75¢ 5 vercome | Ge Tailor ay Mero to ra ache : more likely to stay nearer the inside ; . rheumatic stiliness | ocust ft than his opponent and this may be : : ; | the deciding factor, No Foolin’ , R S 1 Philadelphia tailor oo * e ind By He Means ane nam best abe Houick way of getting rid of sti | figure to fight it out for third teary OUCH YOU the hands and arms caused by con- | . lids ntly using a hot iron. Don’t Forget the Place Another Sterling greyhound, . h pair: : ee en 9 Magne my | ' Wasteful Girl, is entered in the —> Fh : = ae fourth and appears to have an edge PANY (gends and arms get stiff. I have been | 7 I he Original in class. Artful Henry is slowly 4 | ing liniments for a long time and I) rounding to top form and will be — ss . tees husant rellel the best. | M sd _ the contender, with old Buddy ee ; 4 | te pad K h Brannigan shaking a leg for third AND Sloan’s gives real help because it : C nig { place. , irs up your own bodily forces to | A newcomer, Smoke Alley, meets Brow off the trouble, and to restore | 513 ™ na : ; : sale | re 7 .a@ fair field in the third. He was mal, healthy action in the on Ne Locust ailoring Co. schooled in the South and showed SaJust pat it on lightly, without | |flashes of speed. Timity Bell is a mbbing, and the first thing you know | : \ |censistent female and rates higher »aching and stiffness are gone. Get oo ee Se Cane 4 isteady-going plugger, ought to be pottletoday. All druggists—35 cents. | up there | - = Hipolyte de Bernard's Com- or aster mander Stellite, in the money his last two outs, is placed where he can win the “hamburger.” He looks EASTER | EASTER (like a safe investment and a par- x — A. ‘lay on the Commander and Bally- « SPECIALS : SPE i | knockin’ wouldn't be far from cor- , rect. oa ee, C ALS lreaan Suits Purchased Saturday | Lo—_ ce § Last Night’s Results. Will Be Tailored in Time ae ah for the Easter Parade FIRST RACHE—Threesixt q : genths, mile: - | ey. Sabet hosts 15.60 £30 5 ‘ RSM mtder's Buady 207 22: 20" a8oM No Extra Charge for the ] “een eaere : Bill, wd Flirt, John Smith and ( ee aD | Troy Gir] also ran. >: AAA SECOND RACE—Quarter mile: “a! MT cinicts, Sn Gan” wae 42 eee oe °9:4. : Cimaroon S | Motor Lucky 4 Crook | Shenan RD RACE—Futurity: : ‘ ter Pag vee 480. $30 : 22 of the greatest clothing stores in Amer- Jacks tecumach Macs Racing’ Rovble’ and ica constitute the Bond chain. There is } FD BE) erent BACHE —Querics tls ap / no other organization like it. No other Professor . VIR Bet ee ee ae aco 8 clothier can offer the same advantages. ’ in e Vi | Rex Cantonian, Searamouche and Billy enye a ee ee Nagel mng i 6 Remember that-over a million men have place on sale every Diamond Ring jf . ixteenths mile: selling up to $30.00 for $14.85. B/WH MR dein boa 200 gg already bought Bond’s Clothes—Ask any On terms that everyone can yg Time, :27.2. ' afford—50c down and 50c a ‘an one of them! SIXTH ths mile: week. : / Deacon 8 30.00 14.60 6.20 Buzz Around . cue [ae 5 cs ae 2.20 Time, . Dawson Steam. Black Parton, On and Royal on Hampton also ran. a’ D L Wy: SEVENTH n = e€ uxe 11 4 mervine C.tto o. Ss £& 2S ‘ ‘Tony O Groats et eee J bay Oo 2B ants Suits » % zrme. “ an’ J ew.) eyes White Diamond Mo | SOLS te 2 iy AY ys 4 y Ae | unt Massey Lae At r- (ALLS V- : | Widest Robbie Outlet > > xg Cx — |Bor Biss” Hater” eater Open Evenings Until 6 P. M. Alger Draws Suspension. Special to the Post-Dispatch. LOS ANGELES, April 15.—Billy | teem , ae ; 4 Rg one. a Alger, Arizopa mauler, began a 30- _ < o ; day suspension teday for fouling Yy Paul de Hate of Compton in the 6 nnn ae isixth round of thelr scheduled 10- round main event in Hollywood last night. ‘

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i : PAGE 28_____—_ ST QUIS POST-DISPATCH | ___ PRIDAY - EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927__— —————_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ : ; ~ @ eeemeniais | TRUSHOWHE ND . oa Bap usess wos Event No. 6 in the Greater May-Ste fate PART THREE. age the Ie ILL HEAR AND ACT iors « ay.» Deep AND A 9x12 GENUINE ROYAL VELVET RUG ON ALL COMPLAINT ‘ is fs ‘ ‘ , ’ : = ‘ ‘ » ifford and Ma 7 Together With 16 Other Pieces to Make Your Home Attractive gment _—s ? sa i ; tO prea . d O . 7 ri cies tit o h inion oO Seutern all and Comfortable Enlightened Up aia t Phat : ‘ \ i ‘ hi ' Divisio ) } : ey § Three Religious F ~ 4 . . Represented. ' $ A i . — i 4" i - > N iy 3 Leased Wire Prom the ee, , ‘ork Bureau of the Post-Dispass wasn't going | . NEW YORK, April 15.—Ni | ‘ ¢ men. among them Cath NI minent men, among : » . , nts 7 . Jew Ss. ha ‘ te Protestant atv KOTAK ) ics, ro. ; j oensented to ar tas a Permane ‘ Li sen.e't Kerth Age ‘ommission on Better Understana » im oF ‘or re ifcious tole VN ng. working fot ey nce and broadmindedness. A 4 ’ ic ‘ : Aid} rs pg ounct nt of the organization keb > { he como Iss10n is made in th “al i ; ole . 4 assover issue of ‘The America i iS t 4 . ; ebre Ww oe siete " come ‘ On the cammission are the He “0 : ' ois — ae r S. Parkes Cadman, president ; t them ve pais A | e Federal Council of Church us ss b ; , oi y. lawyer, and Knight Commaa »¥ | q } ’ (,; i. 4 ; — ol, - , ‘ ih ¢ ‘+ . - r 9 keep 0 la i ‘i Pay Only $7 a Month of the Order of St. Gregory t Goldberg. 1 > houg . Se eGreat: Presiding Justice Victor ‘ ¥ i? Li ry. i resi ie rt i Guy J ‘ ‘os mau f Pee ; 1] e Rainbow Division Veterans’ A ag i _ ae ; ts i \\ ’ | | F ciate or I? VV }-° ti iaunc =~ : ; ‘- : . : ra a pray} io . ‘4 » £ ) | : . resident ort btrookivn Ll niversit — hi Uraea is 7O1u . th udgce Irving Lehmann of Li ‘ B ti t) ‘ 4 i } j Pat { i? of App ; “ lien e) I U ii J > y ' ore ’ it) rorimer a) 2 : ] Stat ec re = é ; V4 \ 4 . a ‘ kt ess i ) ua 7 ; oan ; * , a ! mbassador ts iuratcy Lean pucuing up = Ht | “e; ; e Pound of the Harvard loa ity. When he paid G i od chool: and Dr. Stephen 8. Wi ei . : berg, Jerd nD G - Bie 8 TBR i \ bhi of the Free Synagogue hi eee ) ‘ \ v 4 Ap - Z 7. + . f : . vw , . : Lan a ; +. r, j @ ‘ : ew York prorilna y 91 . ' iio | ag " Move Began in 18920. Of « persona: atu o ’ nk 2 > y : Th: new _" nriiasion is an o remaining $40 replacing OTie’s ic i: i owth of movement towa 2 r cr t F " M ve. | ~ 4% o ; ~~ ‘ Goidberg owed the reds. oO} it | eces { \ ater unaders'andi hy and co-OoOpe 4 ‘ , } j ya " y j Mii te \) \S Nii ia Ji > hae es ‘ on ir) ' ‘ Sf fo ting comm i a) a} Be ; man. ee be | “ .ie Bmatity which started with ft 2,° : . : ecgorncacss ff [> Including a 9x | pericatt God “Wil Unio on Atal) . 5° ind wa carried forw cre } ~N Ss $ . % Gaiil antes - : ; ; ¥ such succeeding committees vers sas nace a > vii e ts ’ tte on Good Wil I JOHN WALTON WINN, HAMMER pen Jews and Christians Sam | ec ru ‘ ’ ; rhe i? if ¢ hes SLAYER, HANGED IN CHICAGO : Fist im Am nd the Alm | an (hris nbuned fe Jewish R Accomplice of “Grandma” Nu-- hoa f. baum, Serving Life Term, Denies pod “This permanent commission Murdering Her Husband. | ter understandi: says ft By ine A 880% Lied Press ? merica hi re is to b free CHICAGO, April lo Jonn Wal- | ( . enuine 4inu = hth uit Mivate religious views or doctrim ton Winn 4$90-vear-oid ammer ; ote , °3 [t is to » ; : ‘ ' is t : ‘ " _f MT ‘ tys7 ? , ‘ : | 4 ic. ; , . - ~ aye! Vi 1] P’ ' 4 Pad | -» / | ; ; ' . i ' i i] 4 e 4 ; : rs rf . size how’: end bed. F e. cy? . ; « I! 2 : to } : rt Nusbaum, was hanged toda\ ais — ' i oe . ; ; ‘ SS aS eee Pay Only 37 a Month a : Hi Hed Nasbaut after Mrs ; i tion shall be limited N is' © Piial ei] } ‘ - ‘ , | t 4* : Z : ' : his oF ; rr : ; : 43RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL | croup of Ame . . eco IATNO oO ore - an th “Ss Lore tHe c@ 48 ’ to marr the widow Yho possessed ISS « . v that i? ban a Some propert) ind ‘ho had given 4 ' ‘ , : ‘ ~ . ' ‘ ‘ ‘ , = | CK ‘ i 4 rroun him money from time to time. Mrs ‘A Deautstul uphoistered velour 3-prece Living-Room Suite tinished in walnut: a Nexago nal occasiona! taDle mn ‘ led; that the @ Nusbaum, then 59. was accused of ] ais ee ake ge: a eo ] “ : } 1 . = ] ’ } ck ' ‘ reonder plotting h J walnut tinish: svalnut tinish be OK Trougn end table: gracetul Metal TiOOr lamp with pe ly -hrome base and colortul ” gend I BOLT nes MUSOaANG & Geathn Vit! ; 11 ' | * ; oy } , ‘ ‘ with no a ,iT> sib? , 1°14 - ' ~ + ro -~ ¢ ‘ 7 Ths > a > . 2 en + > ~ > - * a . : Winn, and to the knowlede 4 (Ul SUNSILK shade: a JUNIO' laMp With Metal Das€e and SUNSUK sNade: a clear, 3 panel mitered da venp rt mirror: two Ppic fe Teas it the hands three Othe rs NM s Le] a ; \ilart tii? ‘TT, a | 1. ] a a : my > i. ] . ] * i a - > j = 4 + 1] ' , ~ - {,- sy 1. - . } ~ j ma e ‘ ’ ry : | , M tUres IN rich coiorings: TWO rose-snaded, tlowet trimmed rayon plows antique bronze tinish smoker stand: pair Dronze / -ermaas a j h rtwoitlo lgre Ss Nia (>j ~ P i} & ] 1 | | ' . ‘ j ; | » ee ~ + ‘ ‘ _ fe: O01 i tf : Underat in yw) ,>? ‘ « eo & | Re _ r on j ee ~ 4 ve — . : . ham and Edwin (;of! hie wi9 tA MOK eB By. OtLiG Vad eRe AGM it; MdaZine Tata: TO if STO ie De aut! i PA \ “+ tnre \\ rug: ind a Y x | Ms Vel rr AP if’ CK Th) | iam ; 4 7 if stigrate ascertain ar } ‘ oF ‘ a , . ' ‘ ‘ , ‘ : ‘ ‘ 5 aia un ats ‘ .% ; — : . wheter ' ; ~ tA S WAOLTILE) i “ biti in ~-OLOT HIE +. rucm and eate & ph CES th Wool = pe ‘ 7 ice ’ pt ti ‘) thre 9, ° Dive ne ws 1} en ; j } ~ | ; Goff to 25 p net, BT POse to Mold Opinion. St : in the second not: Vriiten is | ° OSs therefore. ts ta ; x i night, ‘4’ Inn Said ¥ le) ix itigZ it will ni Ty i ‘IT don’t know whoSwlied Nus : aoe : in nt officers and will Gi ay : ‘ . a = iis : baum, but T know | did mot o : ) it F. is z in “ ‘ a2 * & W inn passed t hye i ‘ ste c ba rT . " i : to me og "rene wey @ ' ss Or 43 : the nigh? 77 *- , ’ . Ne . s 2 ; ne Hignt will L Saivation Arm: -- ! its a: 4 : et Bt Rey mplex Radio i 3 } é Hot belie Ve SOT) ¢ ‘ f ‘Res ‘ ‘ = de At ; it fashioned tuiings avout elig : *« inv > ‘ee r tow help mothe rm) { t £55 i «€ ~- ; wee. t term he applied always to Mrs nd acer? Ite BB jaa § ‘ Nusbaun ; . - ’ i 5 nn, Fog = = = ze =e a= = . z * * ica ied thy ; e* " t ~~ = oe = pe ‘ . ‘ tae) at. | é | an . Ha ae 4 5 ‘v4 up ; a th ité¢ ) } ce — ‘ ” ' © © : - ,.4 ia) ei? s oo ae , | ey versary Wednesday On aceoun: of is Ree : ae i , oa “4 ee + aaut eee via the condition of roads leading to pl a Week Pays for This Portable $1. a Week Pay for This Radio $1 a Week Pays for This Consol 4 43RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAI Bom, ..% 8 Southern Pacifig S & the Neuhaus homer there was no ~~ : my . 168 miles at ce : f formal] observance of the day, 2 ® be! Ne ail ey Neuhaus is 86 vears old and his a Pe Th aw Thi prope 4 wife 76 Neuhaus was born ee me O)e5 ed : a ) ‘23 and finte® a Switzerland, but Mrs. Neuhaus @ 9) ©» 7 e proximately 8. , Plain Figure Prices a& native of Poster Tow nship. Si: the fr marriage they have live a on Watch Sunday's Paper- i VSh Of the country over whl ere eee Se » 4 a farm tn Foster Township and ! One Price to All out tthe kno ee reare@ a family of six daughters ; tf wae oped 1s ee . :% a oe Seugnt ; “The House of Honor” for Further Values iccessible to he in the | “ | nm until the Southe 3 3. ; Vie " menetrated ; 43rd Anniversary — Bef the tenn ee Sale ‘ | in oe" Impossabie SOUTHEAST CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS Q 3 aaj dai Ph and one son They have 19 grand 3 children and twe great-grand { Here Courtesy dren Neuhaws served in the « : Z > ate Always Greets the Visitor War and for many vear« hax commander af rosterhu g loa’ © 746, G AOR Mr. and Mrs Neu Ww _—"——_— — «== =a ae «as «=e ae. 4 haus are members of t> boa. t in 7 Church. ‘he Mexican National 1! Bait ioe & CO. eMay-Stert -_—- —_—= — =. «a —" es EN * Re Ls c > na! _—a_——_E_=-e —_ —- — = —_ 7 — a Mexico City r

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. 2 . . } } i 2a eer troduction ol A bi | to aut orize (igen jhad bene kill h Faris died oa |. _ Single sewer district, in a report of W. W. Horner, consulting engineer, to the County Chamber of Commerce. It does not, include | . ancis P. oe ~ a a ,.|Servatives had aptur 0,50ti* " ure in a Single | University City and parts of other suburban towns, because these have adequate sewers now. The more populous parts of the comnty sur- | Comstruction OO e Ra nbow Divi: on Vs seconaal AS" rounds of ammunition, with rifles _ ’ avol and | rounding the city are included in this section. The report proposes eventual extension of the single district when conditions warrant within | “'’'*°"* geeetion; Dr. W. F. H. Faunce, | coven Min A state the outer boundary shown, running to Sappington, Windsor Springs, Pattonville and Ferguson. The boundaries shown are tentative and| While eBrtagg priest pe, Brooklyn University, bec ae a lage areas may not absolute. date has not been definitely detér- in ) ees — - = - ' , aa tmnined, exchanges between London, kLehmann i of the Tokio anc Washington have led th: Appeals: etry ais in anticipation of thelr retreat| T4MAE. ax thie would make for watershed topography. so ‘hat Xs-| BIANNUAL USED FOR BIENWIAL CALLS TRAINING CAMP. SovERKOR ‘INSULTS’ HOUSE, | stave, inpartment’ to beteve. tha — - — ~~ - : the time selected will be satisfa« meenennw former United StateSip.poran the Carernmen s de-} ATAdt : tri . i ia Riatil ale i a oe - r ‘Te ‘aN? ei ne % eg _' i . ibassador to Turkey; Dean Ros-| as. SRS San 20 lavoi uplic: : of organization C ot be forn \ IU Oe! riiies | A Warning of Danger. TS NEW JERSEY iy QUANDRY | 0 RUPTLY tory, as both the British and Jap- Pound of the Harvard LAW | thera! tin al (pense. | : ee | Warning of the danger of | anese Goverfiments have indicated “a a ir «=6Stephe Ss. ‘ise se ages eee , 2 ner an vien —s : —_ . : Piha Ie hool. and Dr. ephen VM ! noi ains in th f | 5 Lat As 1a : Se Te wee meni . Two Years’ Work on Amendment i — | bhi of the Free Synagogue of Tig ae eat an ee ce — ‘ater icieney in structio: ~— oa ee oe , Wisconsin Executive in Message | ....+ 2 ante later t) 1 1 Of th _s —— woe SS! 1’ n Pui Lc t sper var — -_ ss ry etian ai, for legislative SeSsSSsION Every ‘ i that a date later than June 1, would : ine an mainten: NORE a ns, a > : Hoped Legislature Wa: Ready ’ ee Es A id id i 8 un : ~~ . Other Year W asted. om Go , We \ ‘ ve pre ‘ rable t" ’ . . . . oY 9 ea . . 2 :: . Se ee Major-General Summerall Tells : | 19 cruisers in addition to those for Mia UMUC 1 « . iCl«¢ C ‘ ; mmerman, who won his | wi) . , : S | ich funds were appropriate: , { i movement toward ’ Ss Y a by «T) MjmestTrs ved. ’ i e. ° . . = , : : : iii I : nearly full tim is required aha: : Siete tiiegeagent Keoesbecsee: utional amendment intended to St. Louisans Military Work ffice on an independent ticket, is| yesterday expressed some doubt as ae a an . rs . bike ‘ =e y : Se ils 1} pie LS. I , “3 eae wn) 1) 7 f \r segs} ns ‘ ‘erv »+} . - ” ‘ . : . ™ aa ed with = the FNORMOUSLY IN VALUE ee SS ORES, WE fn sy i aa ae ee; , . ee eee Makes Better Citizens t odds with the State Assembly. | tO the outcome of the Geneva gath- 1] 'nion r) ney nig ‘eat as sid lines. ’ To * . ae i he ' year has come to naught because Ts ” ™ = PPA S00 ‘ , Til Hie said that the L' nite . ane jem th eee :, early all s ams in the ' believed the word “bi He sent a special Message to the | } fl . Diiteeens-( 9 - —— ‘Sc £40Veecr SUC ier ar: a = - . Cu Hie “a . : L@és in navin a iarge e¢ at the } ; Becoming so Rare That Owners | |, ai — bea, ad eastern part of th unty are at. annual’ nt “biennial! Legislature yesterday taking it to},; “te . a sucn Silt {* nj " } > Le *0) r) « Ridbi i ii /i si ici i 4 - . ine oft the W ashineton conferen: ‘ Move It Along ith Jewelry : ete present onen s an pir ‘hh, Se , "he (Citize Militarv Traloing ! ¢.c) ; itt a ie Committee on 90 ‘jl and Furniture DIUNnITY t i ser) pen ° na lf EeiSiature met SPEClal - nts ng Pesve perigee — lasK ior 1aAX1iy and the lower, was in a commanding position, but . : . . . : 1} ] -* - 1S inners asing annual! eds I] ’ 4 “lay , rrp ’ . "4 i i Iii i th uUSsi 7} . 0 Te! * , ‘ 7 . . " een Jews and Christians of the p, Kauinbtnd Press Le ct c maintain } mE ee a ihgene , “ ° a Pr House abruptfy adjourned, con- | now he feels that the lack of ships a % / 4 } 4 2 a rn i Tl ‘ui _ , " an oa , ‘ : ‘ ‘¥ . °Tt" . . feral Council of the Churches ot LONDON, Apr M . - oy - i” tending it had been insulted. Thej/to scrap, reduces the leverag: ‘ , ra na . , J ‘ al cr 4-5 % | eeet 7 — ] the a) » "ga 7° ht? 7 f ; " ¢ , , - ‘ if} ‘J is i é Lie’ l ii , "VY mmmer, > = " ’ . “se > . a ‘ . , ist in America, and the Amer- | nese wallp: r is becomin LC ut a ila > district with a ale ee oe : 1) aia th % l message was read in the Legisla-| America will possess at the forth- "Been ; "ore : VE: Sa sairens om ernie iar es aes , whnicn ‘as id uring he regular 6 1 it fixe he gevelop- _—— aw oe , an ( hristian it und for Jew ish Re.- aluat } as he +}, } se + furth r Silidai j ritia Ti TT ‘ } : ie : , 7 =. ] ] dashesnge: Se: 10nN) hes eine d 3 : : , ey Bs : le ; ;, Tur today. ‘ omiirng meeting bf a Ma ehh R ce ati didter.i Gi Ich work well. ve asec er aetile os ~« a8 the day on which five : of national defense bat a rea “You have been here 90 days,” Conference With Coolidge a a — . ; ‘ ees : ' . ? . ‘ if) : +4 ante ~ » ; . . a. - . sa 7 eet + inflie ‘© ’ ’ ing ty : ’ - . ' - j : For a Single District vi that C ia oT) in amendments should be submitted influence n building up good citi said the Governor's message. “You Both of the committee chairmen : ‘ ‘ ° . ; noe i . : . . - ‘i iad : ay yon - ‘ ,a) iT) , ; i o ‘ « } . 1A ; « , 7 ; . . : 7 ; : hh. cal as as ‘ f . lal ) " th re f* nd van. Learning YA; n: ii] 9 aj ( 7 n ra! Ch i] ,es P. nave had your investigation, your discussed naval affairs with Pres- ll Chief of Staff of the trike .- ‘ ian an : : , strike and a vacation, and I hope |ident Coolidge yesterday, and upon fell on the Jewish New Army, declared in a luscheon talk | you are now ready to give your at- jleaving the White House Senator _o rT ory @ ‘ _ ; eae . . i? ry rth its . + ¢ ™ in ei] an rin 7 j hy al p : ; 4 . r CUP] : Ss . piper dine | ‘ j , , i 6 , . “4 , "* Weak . rr . ~ . : ag ls } } i i t 4 . aa | { Lf erro? vy Ai i i che i? naveda \ . e ’ . + / . ; . ha li COMMISSION on tT ry "4 ’ » | , ilé i i i’N iG] ‘ 4 ‘ : . P tn . P . . ° ry) + } . + ~ ar , . . . | iit” ‘ ’ 1) ‘ i i ‘ = aii* AL isasd aitt’l aqgajournme nt . ; : erTrrre I = . y ‘ ize bow-end bed. Be Of politics t is luxuries which owners move along ra lt niste Casdte wsnetd ani . n si oar . : Governor said the Legislatures of) general accord” with the Presi- . ‘ ; ‘ - are i 4 ‘ ‘ . vis . cA tal ‘ ~ } : | ‘ ° } o>. J . 7 i,” a 7 : = ve | ; said a ne } ’ ~ “ ? 7 . , ’ »* : Ri S She = , : : , InimMi ‘ nwviy f S } 4 on ' powe , of I if lie, he Se , t if no aer\e ral states already ha ! ad- iden , put adde a that he had not ee +4 V 2 t} } TOY] iy 7 ’ +] — . 7. ; ‘ : ; " ;., Man Can Wear the umform, wh journed and added that a minority; discussed plans for a large x Puli-s al. , ss so bat il Aker. ( : , ? doit we © cali f , , : si a Ls mes . ses 4 ‘ . “Aa 1A ? ~— } 2 . ; aa 3 + Yr} mT ; ry ¢ y a) ae ma si aa op Sel _| law and helpers to bull ‘ Dp n ‘ Siature to change ‘bi > . , te i ‘ ‘As 4 1} Ve St _ ' .s sah. es . _— sta ie bait? - 3 _— . - i : Ai¢ v ‘ I é ij a} " " e ,°?9 + | , - 1? ‘,y ' ‘ i : 4 ’ r’ : ° . ‘ Bos igs : i ” ee a | el ; : ; 3 ne Ww = } FIN Ar . yummy annual oO hye mnial. A commit- I be ln WA? time aS aA TYié¢ miber in the Wisconsin Lu rislature ‘‘ig cruiser program. er o “iets under the old law |! as appointed to consider the Of the permanent Military estab- {tnterested only in political maneu- Although the Senator did not go “i le rn ion: ‘ he © Pil ‘>t as ts 4 ii " elt seem Officers and will call Bees 2 ANS detetes n rincipal s ' , : — ‘ be : nte os complained EY (r ; "PY U a1 . ’ j #ui rican mission now at Geneva — 4 Ai OU ‘ rm) is ine yf) } ie y} 7 Li bei) ae} i! : ' Phas ant mW. ; no th - — . iy ee) > “> aa 4 fur ‘ae i GUring the &u Mie wi) re} re tO Session only ROME ‘ ; : en ee » ling al ight miles if th youl: by ‘uat fo? $7..00 pelled fr re the a 1)0 OC] is called upo? , - ul Minister Hugh Gibson tntact - appeg] to " ls > 9 » chunge 4 | i - } ' as . ‘ = . : —_ ? : 1;TIiVyes " ' j 171 if ° . ; . ‘ = ad ; fiones fron + : nen Pelt TNs 1, an Opuiation. Judge Wurdeman wil Py ROMEO we nad | vs * : hig \1 : P . Bie — * y . : cr) Ir) see . Le ¢ ‘ i ,* é: ; hy . ‘ . Be ser | : % oft cere if as % et —ae Zs again trong a mn the ) Bunn His , — as mot 3 iounced who these wil’ FRENCH SPY HUNT CONTINUES) “The next troupe came when overbearing foe. So it is that v 0 eR ee 5 Gen et . : “A ] Oo 1e hes t \fe rico th ty iT ¢ State ive rougnt a ici - . . tn taht | , | nform eee T oy . .s ) ) Japan to Send 50 Naval P-xperts to *eiDtee« . 7 i\ : ae ' ae Y} ‘ | “4 1?} : ‘ ' " F i } } ii? oO i} ’ ’ " és cS ’ ; : P ¢ } 4 ‘ ’ >’ | aC Y A - : “a » : ‘ r *.> 7 ’ i iz A ‘4 . : _ : Lde>pourt y \lave of St. Cyr Found . , id cy 1 in , : - } ' r ESiGeDt =e . ~~ s* Conference. : ‘> ‘g “4 Tt) ¢ i - 4 t 1¢] j ryt . ou ch aa . _ ms . r) r 7 ) nN ay es , 1 ; wy. by the Press and Pulitzer “Poken after - adid remiles ii! November , , t . dake With Darwsring Information. ad a ha nade warlike e . nee i | Le | ) ‘ ’ > a : ait’ ha ; b the stu: Cro} lelaw is departure in order to o 7 * : wig NOGALE swt ) } ret | pa im pe int officiais m thi erTman baxaperience in Pour Wars Porto Ricans Protest to Coolidge. . reocia’e? Presse $2 Zon Mu “( ” ¢ , ity =a : : nial tae 7 : th ‘ . a ne ane : : ern Da -} af 7 on. Summe 7 » Wee Poi: . ; | in * : beds nunicipal incilor o Gi etek a 4 &t: an greens Me ereee: gta : | uC Nat O bate AN JUAN. Porte Rico. April 15 ect nf leave fhe Wi ABinons HLS Pw) phy Bie sarang pe jae 9 sv Abdidahh cd Siac ae Dees ee Re Ucbaee ante es % nals - ~s ; strong®! ‘olor him a h : es eats He z PES RO wa *. 1c U athe Wi ) bit ad! of : joy: , anti sale 2 Senate in a corm PMplerion aes wo aeet ', in nihon ho w: ab ty » SO = miles, i net JOHN 1 BACK FROM FLORIDA | teamshin have l re ved +i] 7 4 oe r) na er} i ' ) De eontinius © jeadersnhiy Mm munt: ion President Cooldge., 4 petween Tepic, Newarit and I.a}|*o nav ; ned th iis tual murs ar sae a enact mn ’ : ee > i s hy PRaron Ntzgan th lan 7 rte: tillage: ee in adil ape ; OT : ” ane . entment and protest 1 mada Jalisc T der aes Se = cared vile was not prepare ' Returns to Lakewood (N.. J.), ‘bas le y th mu ‘ithe World it Hie wa oO! | ; - : | | Seaaneaga se gn cent statement attrib- 3 fe arted in 1923 an inish: we Ss Bowe » a 7 wie - ; s¢ : oh : : ‘ ad ; . : a & ; : . ; ' Anniversary | 2S Cagmnaigg “peta es ee oan old. ltion plants probably are necessary “I am feeling ver) 7 with the postal servi | pit susthrsili ; a oe pie 8 sat ws — a2 niet a -eabeercet "er sae porting = ate of Nayarit and; “se eg Wiens . . them he left the train Canadian Legatioa at Washington. fi hief ‘ ‘= ie © a Fire Destroys 200 Houses, A A A bers are 5 id here when he : eg Ae s % : A - ; #y . ® yir vas | a yf > yh) Te Safety t mes ' : , Sale lis 7} aimMos Y} > i : oOrmey l srt ve 0! I “on I} ‘ "6 ; ‘ * ‘ tern ai . ‘ he said . he South. “and ha ve « nioye a OTTAWA, (ONMrio, April >= ria inex > : {74 - eriiiy ‘ours s/s . ;™ th 7. e-«f - y lac ry*3. » i : - ‘ sie sat : Pa tT} + 11e IoOstA . - . F bin ‘ : os . ; , ; . . ot by . ‘ As i+ P Fr . ee ‘ " .* " » " . Puedes. The train i in this city. on “a oe / h must irran; hrough inter- > in Florida, but am giad to. A £590,000 Canadian legation t n rT} Pad ait : ea ne rt ey nM x. BUCHAREST, Apri! 15 —Fire at " te » } *PS ) a . . ‘ ’ . | . ~ hy . : : she P ' here and chi of. om home.” Washington was assured lat ! ight th ol. Moor N h the Cn ‘ cr AS Suhusu. Moldavia, during a vioe- mandant of Jefferson Barracks he very fundamen- i lent windatorim., destroyed to Gu ; r Uadalajar: la lime i) rhe inspec ‘ . be 2 ; A. af = er Sew'e re conne etin with the — -_— —_ —_ mn terminus , , iii 'eountw detective force is dead i“ pting ng " | , #3 Aa sac itas head ' St. Louis system Boundaries of > train was not scheduled to {when he Hogses appropriation rovas ipproval by the and with r inning reserve Americano form of | houses The loses is estimated SOnNections 1 bye 'here. He was a brother of George pe , vill | . ) the ins orporated county towns, he'st at Trenton, but dic so eapeciai- | was given . ' St. Louls. sovernment $250,000 the Mexica: snal lines! B. Cortelyou, former Secretary of | M a ee Tne Co iio , no relation to the the oll king detrain. ' Governor-General, EP™eRICO City. the Treasury. Trae sa i. - ia remarked, have , * eae ee, ee ee, Se iy er be a nae ;

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY, EVENING, APRIL — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 1878 Published by The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twelfth Bouleverd end Olive Street THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress er reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the peor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news; always be drastically inde- pendent; mever be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plu- tecracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER, April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the author must accompany every contribution, but on request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive preference. A. U. R. Stockholder’s View To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. HE writer of this letter was the own- er of 800 shares of preferred stock of the United Railways, purchased prior to $10, and which he hag exchanged for the new Public Service Co. common stock. He wishes to call] your attention to one statement made in your recent news arti- cle, purporting to give certain facts con- cerning the reorganization of the United | tallways, and repeated in your editorial! deliberate attempt to mislead the public or shows such abysmal ignorance of ele- | mentary corporation finance that it should be corrected. Your editorial states that the common stock of the new company ‘‘was paid for at the rate of $12.50 per share. In short. the common steck which cost the holders $4,295,000, would earn practically $2.-| 000,000 a year, nearly 50 per cent.” This is not a fact. A first-year student in ac- counting, taking the financial setup which you publish in a box, can see that this common stock fepresents not only the preferred stockholders but also their ac- erued dividends which had not been paid fcr 17 years, plus $12.50 a share of new money they were required to furnish in order to protect conn interest in the old company. Therefore, a sbare of this common stock actually represents the following: Accrued dividends for 17 years at 5 per cent per an- num on a $100 share of old preferred stock Original investment in the company represented by this stock which was sold at $80 per share. . New money required by the plan—$12.50 per share of new common tissued to holders of former pre- ferred on a basis of one and one-half of new for one of old .... Since this represents the cost of one end one-half shares, one share would be $122.50. With reference to the first item, your economic views cannot be so hopelessly warped that you would argue that where earnings are put back into the property instead of being paid out in dividends, that the enhanced value of the property does not belong to those stockholders who have been thereby deprived of any return for the use of their money. Concerning the second item, are your views of justice so warped that vou would argue that a security representing $80 cash put into the old company byw the purchasers of this preferred stock. which money was used to improve the street car system, is of no value now because the money has. been used for 17 years w'th- Out any réturn to the investor? Should these stockholders be held up to the pub- lic as rank exploiters—veritable Walling- fords—if in a reorganization they seek to recover part of their investment”? If. as you state, by earning 7 per cent on a $60.- 600,000 valuation, the new company could pay $5 per year dividend on common stock, the holders of the preferred stock who had “stuck it would then receive $5 a year interest on m $122.50 investment, 4.8 per cent Is that an unusual return for common stock in a dehydrated public utilitv? Whether or not these securities are in the hands of the original investor {s entirely beside the question and has absolutely no bear- ing on the abstract justice and rights in- volved in the transaction. Such an article as this misleads the ay- erage citizen, who cannot reason these matters out for himself, and leads the reader who can understand the rea! situ- ation to believe that you are not trving to help “the poor car rider” but are trving to stir up strife in order to sell newspa- pers. STUCK IF OUT A Reasonable View. FEAR that Mr. A. A. Tilden, who criticised your attitude on the Sacco- Vanzetti verdict In Monday's !tssue, is tn 24 a sorrowful plight. He swears he never again read your paper: and. Im afraid, he likewise will perforce buying either the Times or Star for they too assume your attitude of the case I’m sure, Mr. Tilden would feel great- ly tneensed should you, Mr. Editor. cen- sure him for his opinion. IT am sure Mr Triden agrees with me that we still, for- tunately, retain our inalienable rights o* individual opinion. Therefore, I think he is berating you unjustly. Certain elements have entered the Saeco-Vanzetti case since they were ad- judged guiity. If now. after this addi- tional information and evidence, there is the slightest possible doubt of the pris- oner’s guilt. would it not be fustice to fore ro expend as much time and money as nec. essary to determine their guilt or tnno- | eenee rather than take the lives of two imnocent men? B. G. O. ‘would have column the next day, which is either a. company. imterestintheold company ofthe former. Let the Straphangers Decide. exposi- ploited the United Railways or the The original obligations were a grant of In his letter criticizing the Post-Dispatch’s purchasers of that tion of the financial reorganization of the United company. Stanley Clarke, counsel for the reorgan- the right challenge the facts of our statement. fare. Merely as a matter of public policy, The substance of to obtain capital for the construction of pu ties and to assure adequate service, the State now tailways, to use streets and to charge a 5b-cent does not in order He cavils over forms of expression. lic utill- our enlightening contribution to local transportation history is uncontradicted. Mr. Clarke complains that we did not use conven- of the property, above operating expenses. of presenting financial never to assure speculative profits on watered stock. tional bookkeeping methods break down the plain con- What statements, but does not is the error not include in our table of conflicting valuations clusions drawn from actual facts. in fact in saying new common stock was fssued at which have been put upon United Railways in re- $12.50. when that is what the holders paid for it, cent years the fact that in 1920 an offer of $51,000,000 whether some originally held or bought old preferred was made to holders of outstanding securities and acquire rights to purchase com- was rejected. But he omits to say that this offer, to some of the made by the North American Co., was rejected by the stock in order to mon. Considerable of the stock came reorganizers through their purchase of Transit bonds men to whom it was made because they had hopes, at 50 to 60 cents on the dollar. These holders bought if not irons in the fire, for much greater profits common under their Transit rights at the issue price for themselves, plans which are materializing in the of $12.50 net, without having to buy any preferred to new reorganization. He asserts that we to give in return the Cleveland street railway company was capitalized acquire common. slead the public tn saying that He asks was it cutting a melon for a $1000 security (Transit bonds) onfy $300 in in the 1910 reorganization at only $93,000 per mile cash and new preferred stock which never will be of track, whereas United Railways, in a $60,000,000 is that for valuation, would be capitalized at $130,000. The infer- worth more than $550. His inference $1900 the reorganizers received only $850. But he ence seemingly is that 17 years ago construction costs to state that Newman and Watts, lead- were much lower. The important facts are that Cleve- the reorganization, paid only $550 or $600 land made its contract with the company on a basis of is, for which they received original cost, or “prudent investment,” rather than which the omits the important fact that each holder of one of izers are now contending: on that basis the Cleveland for each of these $1000 bon $850 in cash and new preferred stock, and further “reproduction cost new,” for reorgan- those $1000 bonds received in addition to the $850 the fare started at 3 cents and has been only 6 cents until right to purchase 10 shares of new common at $12.50 less than a year ago, when it went to 7, and the ex- a share, stock which, under the $60,000,000 valuation pectation of both city and company is that it wiil an equity in property value of $40 and return to 6 before autumn. One principal reason an earning power of $5 annually for each $12.50 share. for the fare ha ving gone to 6 cents, and temporarily As to ail preferred stock contentions that holders of old United to 7, was to acquire reserves for additions. upon Railways however they came into which the company is allowed no retur possession of it, are entitled to any returns on that He complains further of our including in the table stock, the answer is that the stock never had any of “conflicting valuations” of United Railways prop- i property value behind it from the day it was is- erty, the Missouri Public Service Commission's re- sued; it was pure water. The newspapers of port of the market price of the company's securities Louis published this information repeatedly from in 1920—$30,725,975. Is.this not a hair-splitting dis- earliest days of the gross overcapitalization of tinction without a difference between value of prop- erty and value of securities? Service Commission of the City of St. A. Wa- M4 ] fc : q hliie « . : ° e* , > . « terworth and James E. Allison, in 1911 made puodiic a parallel columns: that similar or identical items 4 The Public Louis, composed of Joseph L. Hornsby, James He hold ds that in com pil ing a financi al statement meticulous regard must be had for the balancing report of the valuation and financial set-up of the be placed under identical headings in the company in which it was said: mittedly this is the practice in showing trial bal The United Railway 8 is a typical example of neces for the scrutiny of financiers: but we are not that character of financisring which must result either in much hardship to the “innocent in- or the assumption iy the public of heavy ‘ An ~~. Ps sian - awn g . .* * addressing financiers, we are addressing the public : who are concerned more with facts than with forms vestor burdens in excessive charges or inadequate serv- The salient facts, which ice. * * * A liberal valuation as made by the commission shows the present property to ha ve a troverted. are: fair vaiuation of $37,638,667. A comparison of the Post-Dispatch, and which First, the old company had ' «1? * ~ . . - a ‘ = a . 2 = oF 7 et 2a $I, 3 a ; annuaiiy t oO sec uti ity holders approximately >, capitalization with the commissgjon’s valuation Tf the Haw’ “omMmnan ee 7 } Y ‘ . "QC ve iftali ‘ ; : ro . 4 ilies sv st vy CUillpe ly iS \ di] ed to } shows capitalization in excess ot fair value of gs . pau vt pay ou by the "Om fea} . ] 2 Lut Ca4Mmission of _ a - . b ad * eee tpeae sec ~ anna srs +] a S on Ui % 4 » Ww ies-= r Se Ond, Elif Lj F : ly eT- hip in the last eight years these fixed charges were At that date, when the commission vauied the prop- al million lars worth of securities | erty at under $38,000,000, there were bonds alone Were retired, on the new com- outstanding to the extent of $59,480,000 which, of P@anyY 1s today demanding of the Public Service Com. course, had a prior claim over the preferred stock, ™!SSiom an S-cent carfare and a return of $6,000,000 ‘ j ’ aye" dea On ; ‘ ; - ’ . > - } of which there was $16,000,000, to say nothing of $24,. ‘> Per cent on a $19,000,000 valuation) over and above 000.000 common. ull operating expenses, under the present franchises. The contention that stock has an intrinsie > duration of which is in dis ute, Of this $6 O00 000 based upon the price _ for it and promised after paying the $2,203,915 of interest charges ve _ = _— ais 14 2 F + ls rD - T- The value of stock is based upon @!¥!dends, there would either actual earnings or expectation of earnings It dividends, or more than $10 a share the new + * @&2£4 24 dends is absurd. remain $3,796.000 available is bought and sold on this basis. The fact that pre. MOD Stock, discussed above, control iited Ra ‘for years and had neither property nor earning value ferred stock of the Un ilwars paid no dividends OY the reorganizers. We presented this information a» te le - ~ = ; - - == — I , back of it merely proves that it was worthless: the company is asking, nav, demanding. as it was bought on false promises and false expectations tive to the $75.000.000 de mand n of earnings. It was valueless. The offer of the com- Commission. that the public contract with them for oe rm] ? +h — - *) ° pany of the right of owners of the preferred Sireet car service for 30 years. We believe that the | . Stock to , Yr - . 9) 0 . _ - | eo» . . . . > buy common stock at $12.50 a share was merely an public is — interested in fi out who are opportunity given them to realize earnings and prof- onthe other side of the c: ntract ° » & - sam * ir ca . at a ; “4 ; : TY th oe 7.) ) ~ ‘ . its. Mik ihe cocoanut for the reor- other side is going to mal ganizers. lig } neancen es believe the public has a rig! know Sr suis oO y other citvt wera . If St. Louis r an} mer CNY were contract We are trying to ai public in reaching et if , the 7 , . 5 pectation of earnings of t Jugglin a sound judgment as to the wisdom of entering into . ; fac v ’ - public utilities who try to turn wate the contract 3 ° Ye sy* 7 + + +, \. siento A ‘ : : . . , would put millfons into the pockets of Counsel for the reorganizers rightly s it Is not for , , th f , ? tlie al . . * *% . . » make the cost of public utility service Post-Dispatch 1 leci this question and adds the public. anciers who ex- ticularly to the strap-hanging division of the public. here is n lieat an th art af ¢ r 1a : here is no legal obligation on the part of the city that he leaves his case to So do We, par- to meet the expectation of high fin _ a - =~ = OR ie nn — ee nee ee WANTED—A_ SHOWMAN. ny o.o civil cause. We still do n t know whether Mayor Miller implies that the interest of the press. th yntract ‘ver furnished the cable. and in municipal affairs is not so comprehen should be, and he not the things the people like to read. ile mystifying as ever we never thinks this is because Perhaps a more picturesque Mavor than we would lift municipal affairs out of the commonplace Wabash-Delmar and make them more readable. After all. the press He took a bri can only indicate to the Mavor from time to time the traffic at this erossing and made where his opportunity lies. It cannot endow him with th: i$ day nO one ever doubts ft! the qualities of a Thompson or a P. T. bri mpreg le. How can Barnum. Louis ig doing when one great For instance, there {ts the matter of the missing ] 90 000 feet of CF ter another passes withont municipal lighting con- — ee This seemed to us to have in it the possibili WHAT THE BEE DOES. ties of rivaling the celebrated quest for the Golden he presidential bee is famous for producing rveious changes in the men {ft attacks. They ac. ** * > 13", she 7 - — . of oF 7 * * ~ Se o 34 aa } mes “~~ ud , PIS as® wt, * 2 alte x ~- a 4 ; oo - Ate on ra... 12 Se > ae ast 000,000 VALVATION tS: Sete ~ uthors wn drea ell be pstic nove nders: - lomin: ati a, and ‘s upon this seems inspired. There sort over lers will brood The au- aX boy hen he ran followed world passages of the abou he ruggie ta range W riorious ning RoOrtcorT rio ith oO! rh : i rer more match for a tru! errible Or. ; . WHAT RADIO FANS LIKE. New York Evening Post Wrear o does the general public hear over the radi$? This qu: s Ty i am ss _-_ don sets aaa $.,s0n returns sno comparison nei ey subi ePrtse ancin sports about gn0 0 HO. serious > S28 Be still likes SENG CONSTITE "TIONAL DUTY. vr ’ er > > a ‘ NGWORTH esses, is treating tn Democrat! Democratic party + . ~ it e aii W ronRer the Senate. senate a thorough htt , rin iLLOoUSL¢é ii Longworth gives it. ‘The House Longworth t sive it. Leferrine to the reappor iment failure, Mr. Longworth says reap- portionment always mean loss of rep- ~~ iso deserves criticism whic! reseniative yY some states unk of the House increased would not one member he declares incre as# Phere Is no excuse for it. The House as wel! is the Senate deserves some ndemnation for its recent record NO MORE MUSHING FOR BALTO. the Toledo Blade. EOPLE are most lovable when they are humane There was outstanding evi- of goodness in the human heart in sland the other when throngs of cit- ze! watched an unusual parade, when Ralto ang hts teammates pulled an Alaskan log sied through the streets, following a hand Most readers will recall! Bal- to of two years ago. He was the lead dog 1¢ team that mushed over ice and snow tne dead of winter, to carry medicine to the stricken chil Through public subseriptions a fund was raised to bring the hero dog and his mates ta Cleve. land, where they will have a place in the Brookside zoo. Cleveland gave the dogs an of music. lren of Nome | The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION = ———————————— A »and dignified it with a cere- inspiring than the spec- was the simple-hearted- , that moved the people 1anent home for the dogs. and his team- to provi ~" 2 an Be ~ } sO more mushin for Balto matés, AMERICAN IMPERIALISM. From the Topeka C ENATOR WILLIS of Ohio as chairman of the Senate Committee on Territories and Insular “mite oo oo " 7 1? ; _— eal - nited Stat: now all ein nsular except airs—the territories of the yee ee + ee » e Alaska—probabls epresents he adminis- nme Various airerna- ihio investi- mi Thomp lippines In inde pen dent position, ‘‘for administ: hilippine Islands other overs hy nt the De the Navy jurisdiction over ail he insular possessions excepting Porto and the Philippines, which come under the Department of War. By the Willis bil ll will be consolidated ent of the Govern- Thompson said, ‘The Philip litary prob- So. er- ut fnternal , ; ee nrim aril. tration and econo! no evidence of any would necessitate The words ‘“e in the Thompson report reveal the ultimate y control.” development” purpose, which is imperialistic, or commer- cial. With the extensive natural resources of the Philippines thetr economic develop- mént wil ectives, such as the granting of the independence of the slands to their inhabitants. While this has long been the nominal policy of the Government and has heen repeatedly ged in party platforms of hoth precede political ob i parties, a3 far from realization as 29 years ago. paramount American interest in the hilippines has come to be not political. but mining. rubber and such industries as are adapted to these ‘co, timber, islands ss ee ee ee a AN AWEWARD TIME FOR AN ANSWER. eam The Br oklyn Fag ¢ A 2th thi wrecks, of ‘Nos hercan te than ever were con of learn ———— + --— — heen sue = ' wr ir vy chante THE GRAND MANNER PASS he hor Jensen ! more the Four boys, playing near a railroad? ing: he has understanding ang found that the piling had weakened, & ified the Station agent, and averted @ That's all ‘there is; there ain't me What an anticlimax! To us, whose ful reading was confined to a pi boys, playing on a railroad trestle over @ | IN MET . herein boy heroes Sa ROPOLITAN ROMANC novel behind a geography, what @ am , heat teens i welll denouement to a classic situation. travesty on a river—des Peres. Int RY LEWIS WEDS BASSO days, when men were men, and We@ novels wherein boy heroes averted Taam playing on the trestle. He had to¢ le of Michael Franz Boh trestle at night with the week's ayor Walker Officiates at City or something. And the trestle Was Hall Ceremony. over a raging torrent consonant Wam * the | Pies ideals of that day. The hero did F NEW CORI April 1’ any station agent; he flagged the trala ® self. Furthermore, the president ot f railroad happened to be on the train, # he gave the yvoune man a $50 goM@ bought some more groceries, pald thet gage on the house, and sent the Beyt college. Tho only result tn the stance was that the train was minutes. The president of the elsewhere. We'll bet the tron meaning the locomotive, 4@id ne } thunder down the gleaming rails. on, what can be expected of a generation thinks Dick Merriwell may be the Si a nickel cigar! | oj + . ” 4 Aviators who trv to break the record for duration fitght have forgotten the Democratic ' “h will be up in the air for ever SF ~~ The Rainy Day. a rior ele arate (Not by Longfellow.) his first wife divoree (sermany I ‘The day was cold and dark and @ . — onnen has two ch ; discover {f April‘showers bring May s And yet the poet felt quite cheery; | x Vl Sang, 12. and Bia But I don't doubt ‘twould spoil Bis Had it been raining ~~" se time. - Po for Berlin Monda a os | , nein: ontracts hut M The only silver sie we can find e * “i not join him there un deluge is that the skeptics will be Be: RTY TO SAIL IN QUEST Statistic ote. In other states, the just law OF GOLD IN SOUTH AMER Massachusetts tt ts just law that 7 | Mer Wy olf of New We o™ Ge a fads (4 am osed Company That Imaginary Conversations. : —_ Holds Concessions. Buy. buy, Harry; see you : NEM tines *t Disna teh [ hope not. ‘s ‘ *Y aK. A prii 15 Form . eS Udee + . r. - Ales Wolf has + » @ . bs . nce : | Some peop!e ry to invent pe hich ns for an expedit tion: others endeavor to buy @ moders ® .. ‘Troup of New Yorke Ave P in Boston. b Sinclair: . 6: MO Soy: “=f yg What makes us smile cynically w | q pedition will knowledge that no political propaee Taee | .. Wolf's leadership. said that sities ity will be @ 1928 ge ~~ Ooncessions were 6 ’ zh oe “'i the governments anTicLimaie =. ¢ “ a ’ and ceunt Running water fascinates @& — 3 aZO. and the expedi the terrible, silent sweep of the ae a “-'Sanized on encouragt in flood, we began to und | eda *ports. - The organt itive man always deifies his a Hsiatt “limited, river, soft and tender as a woma® =" - pany of 100 persos at flood stage an angry. « . . “A's. and the membership We thought of the onward sweep of “* The concessions are And we thought, dim pedis” ude » variety of min be spoken, thoughts, as app I addition to gold, the rushing waters. We had dee a nh will look for cinn the afternoon iooking at the: | Bauxite. the ores which some one sald. “Pretty high. iver and aluminum. bud?" We went back to te ‘ other “ of +”

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PAGE ae Na LA Lh a — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ng Many dookks' IAS G NEIMAROT FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15. 1997 ¥ . —_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TO APPEAR IN PLAY, | ARCHBISHOP ANSWERS QUERIES |RETIRED PASTOR, 84, DIES "i fe" Mr. 1owsveci wax a) Carcho-Slowahlans Lake Radio. | 098 aaa ! The Re *\. e In~sac ; kK. Lunbeck 3 15.— Wirele however, 7 on CHURCH PUT TO GOV. SMITH) served in ot. Gonrean popular sale of bottled beer, | KANSAS St we \ it @2 Religious Alle giance Would |. Rev. 1 as? Mo., April 1: e ° . ‘ . See in ense n's story the re is eV ' ; ~~ NS ie PAN SAGA. By Carl . ; ery- ig.’ Sad ~ ge ae | aMERIC. , 2. i i Where a_ wide-eyed won P ' Pe ‘ ye yonder ery nsen. Little Brown ; gpristian Jen: ; though the world had & 00. ‘seen hefore. UXYONE wl | a net Apusias™ on -e cageghonadl games Of autobiography, or y her outst 7 ee as efi exh! ibit a teas = ae ‘i | Ea iemy, the story merican Sagi, vow: y 3 BE : m he st how a writ mav he tricity, veout striking ° ere ah “realistic” while managin; short he Meidran Sa ling a nvster Pean Americal ea ee ie | biography, hegi sliest Memories henmark and. endi hievement of Ame a TT. pparently being ft } } 1a f if reorygs ‘ ~~ . . ‘ ‘zecho- Siova Dec. P ] 19°¢ d ‘> ei é : (li 4 . tat i ; ach iil. ‘ qT} yf fice r iy : ; ' I ms "eT : tie r bee er as not been By os TO Ind., of music from their VW ith Gov. tonic book. Smith's ROMAN: 7 By Willi ury ‘oO. Foster OR ("TI "a -¢ : | (IS ¢ - 2 shi Reviewing the question asked the now believe rs; A in the Noll not expect a ss let his influ nee recent article hiy, Bis did office beliefs ious |Governor in a Atlantic Mont shop 199252 525252525 mal Ma %4 a 1 ICICION - = ac , % 4 said the church lic in public ‘rinceton, oat eae. Ss a. ao oe ee Catho RATION: A HISTORY ube: oe ee , es z ‘private religious os NONE VOLUTIONARY T 4 See ag, Ee MIR aS gee RO a his rule in any hip, not ony ORIES. by Kdwin se C3 os Sesaihe: Re: : He added tin keeping . Brewster. Bobbs-Merrill Co. ' church did not pe ideals as nee snes er This is not an argumentative Sear at Si Catholic Judges ars covered | book, ts rpose ig Sive | 9b 38 eee Beis : The records of Smith as iy] and signif ica } - presentation 9 ae , lof New York. and of William E had more | Mavor of Chie: wert yentures than 2): hop we-mouthed ¢ pei “ssi ga | ) KATHERINE public s rvice by ea put together, and they \ re sputati he dia. daughter of Mr aa ike Smith’s reply to the man adventures, growing out 0° itatious. ‘he author notes ft} : . is pest re — Airs. John Atlantic Monthly wtact with hard men and tough py eaicg cate of Waterman April 25. sk and with the element - part in Gold- | os silanimous creat itu ring diac bave survived those years, and +0! has heen intil now. n Pema Ne is zs ‘nt - vd : insta A Mengen sees and writ ) Fils gt csigienca ea e~ | 81000 P'The early chapter DS rith which deal with the recei anthor’s childhood and with May of Brentwood, on the liner m dreams and longings, Aquitania. He is on his way home ol] be taken from a san¢ ly real so now ° from Surope. Campaign workers tic nove! by Hamsun or Marti: work that Social! ltems vesterday tabulated subscriptions Banderson Nexo or Hildur. Dixeliu well bs a] “From th: lof $56.000 toward the St. Louis and throughout the book fhe mayan.” > 3 ‘quota of $75,000 in the campaign. ft of vivid visualizatio immed that Prof. OLDSMITH'S “8S LY Grameen ieee A a OE Mies Sere car. Jensen's early life was domin a reactionary, although the -fol- fonquer”’ will He presented in| by his love for the lowing iders’ Hall at Mary Insti- Mr. henever he touches upon arouse riday, April 29. T will | $998 Maeme he seems inspired. There ifternoon performance at | COS n May 7 as the ; fe many passages of the sort over lock and an evening per-/| ' dding to Edward F. Gereke, son hich readers will brood. The au-! course of history turn out lo, given oe ry was still a boy when he ran quite other ha is com- under the | Edward G. Gereke College ‘of 7114 Washington boulevard. The i — y to and there followed supposed, not my Mary sof knocking about the world and Tri-| : ; ' Institute ang | ceremony will take place at 8 po LEicLtict . approve oft grant although the divorce, divorces. Governor 625 — |= Coc van Photo. Dever igo BUSH. it loyal (;0VNV. in the made public ’ ' . > . passion ISS Iy ATHERINE “us examples of tholics. article Oriz.in bush $56,000 for B'nai und, Brith annoul Rees eS eo eSeSeSeSPSe5 2” oSe525 eS eS Se SeSES Se radio message icing a contribution to the B'nai Wider Co mpaign, was ed vesterday from Morton J. scope “people *iny . . L107}. ust born ution 1n Y leo Greeks his “From Darwin oifers a Brewster Rey: aed should Brewster is not he Stoops ina yy 1c ] j . ¢ -? Ai ; j s t asSit Cote OG me OT ly hee” ited ite a RS SE so heey oe a Bea 2ussell H. Ogle of boulevard, has date of her and Mrs. Washingt@n fror hie Irotmn His may re ei ¢ introduction suspicion a iz tl who nave, sa V, hit upon the uitimat truth: ws the actual this mor Pose Strange to SPECIAL Special Group of New Easter Froc! Worth Half Again as Much in Fashion and Quality S@a, fault.”’ workers. J ied ] Che iss Carrie Bribac 7 ry : hy +, 17 } 13° ntis s ii Ver "cA Le > ea ‘ > . : ‘4 i } = ° >» «cy , . ’ = . ranging th ettings and + } : 7 archeological aiscovery since + hodist S the members friends. of the Grace Met ficiating. (;uests at include and h, are ceremony of the A re- costumes. only close 'wrill families aa x Aig “I 9 ane TE 6 ne 0 Pte ett aS Me teas itm : we. 4 of the lead- Ps Xe ee Bane yt “mm = had > ig of the Rosetta s - " ’: ae 49 ee riunil ONE DOT) a dee yf Paved 1H aig" ,. fe. A MINUTE (Copyright 1927.) ND MANNER PASSES., Playing near a railroad tre e piling- had weakened, no on agent, and averted a wre¢ ere is: there ain’t no m@ iclimax! To us, whose you yas confined to a paper-backe a geography, what a helu¥ to a classic situation. Fou on a railroad trestle over th river—-des Peres. In the men were men, and we re in boy heroes averted railre one boy in. the story was 0 e trestle. He had to cross f rht with the week's grocert >» And the trestle was buf ig torrent consonant with t day. The hero did nott gent; he flagged the train hit ermore, the president of U pened to be on the train, young man a $50 gold piee more groceries, pald the mo Ouse, and sent the boy throuf > only result In the present? hat the train was delayed e president of the road We'll bet the tron monst «locomotive, did not &® the gleaming rails. Oh, expected of a generation whl Mérriwell may be the name ¥ ar! . . . try to break a duration filight en the Democratic nomina @ up in the air for over @ The Rainy Day. ot by Longfellow.) cold and dark and areary, the word ’ poet felt quite cheery, 7 doubt ‘twould spoil his rhyt ‘raining all the time. - 7 . silver lining we can find to t? at the skeptics will be able pril ‘showers bring May flow®® ‘* *. * @ Statistical Note. ates, the just law prevails: | ts it is just law that prevall&] o o o ginary Conversations. . y. buy, Harry; see you later. I hope not. * . * ple try to invent perpetual ma endeavor to buy a modern ne > . . 7 . cynically is © prophet nh 1928 issue. kes us smile that no political osperity will be a » . > ANTI-CLIMAX. Water fascinates us. silent sweep of the MississiP began to understand why P always deifies his rivers. nd tender as a woman, beco re an angry, destructive of the onward sweep of hue we thought, dim far-off, not thoughts, as we watched s. We had decided to looking at the river wi aid. “Pretty high, aint Watchit pat? a evidentg® He wi > went back to the office. : jp. we his heart upon etieeine merican, and the story of Bruggie to be born again in range world, as he puts ie Saddening and glorious: hing in its revelation of ortcomings as a society prious°in that the courage mith of the man were more match for a truly terrible mn. Not only did he conquer his Wironment under almost hopeless dicaps, but he found genuine we in a garret and knew it © Priceless gift it is. His ount of his courtship an. ge might. shame the ms of they ‘ar from ‘“‘s fr marriage, to Mabor among the en and his wife more at dver f1 urol sly the new ‘oosscecbatl ed with th: That the has heen ful is shown in every ch the book. nore Ming; he has understanding and mpathy. ° it. is at sad- our and situa- contemporary any fir ++ Ties, haa li ife Ailttons. to ver; were con- nursult of len QUST c1e- apter Jensen has than Buch zest for living at ity as reveals in contemporary liter y hooks its that Jensen A £eem tha MRY LEWIS WEDS BASSO IN METROPOLITAN ROMANCE e¢ of Michael Franz Bohnen: or Walker Officiates at City Hall Ceremony. Merial fo the Post-Dispate NEW YORK. wn even to their clos become romance which Weeks ago Bropolitan Opera singer thael Franz Bohnen ; company. to lay where they P Mayor Walker. iss Lewis is in second bn in opera. She is an ex-* Mllies beauty and-gave h: r birth- lac as Little Rock, Ark. She is years old. Mries and Mary Sung at the ? He is years old A in Coblenz, Germa Ly. Tt is the second marriage Miss Lewis was former ‘is, in * ertion. he ran led Mary basso City hall late ves- were married the daughter . of Kidd. Rohnen Metropolitan four 29° ”. for by Ix @} > + »* pm ony he ot} “ in Nashville M: at t “se whoisa a ti is — skeen Wisconsin. ‘arol bridegroom, Ar< small nephew of bearer, and brother of the bride, is Gereke's 1e Ws 9 o'clock. to be and Miss Hope ‘Ousin (7e- ‘her the Jo- ling parties are be- of in St. parents, of 414 Miss Mary pa rties her honor. vacati or rhompson, M ct pWhaw cePherson * + } . nm OFT "Outina Veazey are Matthews Ham- are students On | ‘lung ave- Lynn Gamble Ww h ere of ‘ motor- q+ ae ice Spe nd the nds They nt T. ing current. Electrically Equipped No more constant recharg- ing of A _ batteries. plug in on your house light- Just The Biggest Radio Value S-TUBE RADIO CONSOLE This powerful 5-Tube in Town Regular $175 Outfit, Only Ge § —— COMPLETE Nothing Else to Buy Radio Console 1s just what you have been waitigg for. Gives you everything you can ask for in a re- ceiving only $87.50, Cunningham Batteries, tery, Built-in Utah Speaker Unit. This includes all Tested Tubes, 1 A Storage Battery, 1 set. extremely 2 45-volt 1 Trickle Charger, is handsomely designed and finished. East St. TERMS $1.75 WEEKLY | \WuRLIIZER Store Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock 1006 OLIVE Louis Store, 309 Collinville Av. accessories, low price, 5 B C Bat- t Grid Leak and The cabinet 60 125252S2525 Ice t ———— Seo eee Se SeSASeSeSe4c5 Re Tete ete ets ele ee ee ee oe ee ee eee e Fa5252525 2525e525e5er The Special “Midshipmen ’’ Sport Jacket Red—Blue Navy—Green 3.00 mooor S25 2525252525, 1 oe le ee eee ee JLT LAT ATT LT OTL POTATO TAT OTATATATATREOTE OTL TATA TOTaToToTeT eRe TaToT oye 4 7 ae al ~ a ee ed - — ” os SO . . a cece ———— - an abundance Plants and at moderate There 1s Blooming Flowers prices. C ut Lilies are especially beautiful this vear. at ter Greetings Colorful, fragrant Spring Flowers—they convey your Easter Greetings perfectly to friends or loved ones. Your florist has many attractive suggestions to offer, and will deliver in any city of the United States. See his Easter display. For Your Easter Attire Remember Flowers are a necessary part of the Easter attire—for man or woman. Your florist has flowers to match any costume. Beautitul growing plants decorated pots and boxes make ideal Laster greetings. nm Special Easter Greeting boxes of Cut Flowers are attractively priced, SE MI Nth Ot IIE TM ET a Ne OPO YL ADH LG Mee lp dita: idee. BG Cd win, ‘deat ale ae tae DR tat? Sm A ie Me Soe, SR oa pMDI ai aa a0 *

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PAGE 32 _ ieee — ee : i ross Wate pul ; ~ (forear iF . tic ti BRITISH MINISTER HERE SUNDAY HANEVMIAIN BICKEDING TORKADO TOWN RECOVERING Ue Way lrem Mexico € it. oP PrPIiNGS eX An von : a +} . The ng Vaeati ee ty —_ - ne eit if ever’ ~ "on re ac or 4 wo 2u8r /Protection Eimer home for 3 @ * known makes—ROYAL ROBE- SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES BELBER and slightly used oF. Auto Luggage, Suitcases, Glad- PEN Aes a, eae Be niture ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Apri ¥ oe > : nivnd at than New Wardrobe Trunks, well- , : ! } ' tr yh } the student's ? room for the Eastes HARTMANS at a big saving— es ao with a new suite of {uaa —- : Morris : ssistant na- See our line of Traveling Bags, ME La ce Bape tos nis week, at the Brag aoa wre = ean , : ‘ 4 I (‘*rmee oe > 0 : = 4 ADVERTISEMEN’ : vom 3 +] steal " DAMP *VALLS ST.LOUIS UNIVERSITY stone Cases and complete line a ' St. Charles fess lief of dress and steamer Trunks. CORDUROY TIRE STORES . “ty “ aude as much agg th 2556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) : ; RANETITE MFG. co. Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Dally 54 Years at , ia id ‘omorrew are | ? 1917 S. Broadway. Hi mbolt 1482 912-14 Franklin Av. Rend today’« Want Columns fer S * sale’ ~ business openings. oa ' nd ' ninis en a — SKINKER SALES CO. ; ’ ‘ al nee ) ay ee Waterproofed Strictly on 3420 Weshinetonr | State St. af 13th rr nrdes hould sled ’ jal oY ; , ‘ J on rantee. ®t. touts Veet St. Lenis ead “ ~ 4 , ; 7 o. , me ni -earoom Turniturs After Gthers Faii Peterson's Ointment 7 1 ‘ a2 aa ii | ‘ PS reg)? 1) »%s +t. nrive 1 . : ‘ j ent ‘or hey ii ight ° | Big Box 35 Cents 3 ee ee ee | ee ae d - if rhes, ruj Lang “a , P . . * ee . lake i} . . ' =* Te! on an ALLDi. pr 4 ‘ | , ; va as } rorny Ruf ts rrnieé yer e was with Rim if time in a rooming ndell boulevard, , ot consider th inasmuch as ther itness. Th ndicate what dispe made of an & Eetion would . . +» based on 4h % to kill charg wit ‘oO A+ rRita if The Sa : re eG. : wee , lliteiae o eeesitn : i” r] . enahs c,? 9 ~ ¢ I! ; HAARLEM OIL — TAT CATHIA wate t April 1 ein. nant i ‘ : rene bu a7 ahs i i | os = y ' uae er | & roge CAPSULES Ce ee ck ee rae : : | | . P ete gieu ch | | ; ee , i xtra-Large Stone! An Extra Special q >. tae 3 pian eet, was kidna The great diuretic stimulant and Na- - le Witht e ng 4% ae i * Priced V I , Ofieri Saturd ¥3 fs VV moe FON OY hh home last night tional Remedy of H Nand for cen |: hON} im erxceni f § “Ss =n ee yece er’ ~On. jjerimg Just for atur a) 7 > > a armed Man in an automo#s ae ode with the robbe turies. At al] druggists in three zizes. » to finance tl ‘onchusior ah I f WG Guaranteed as represented. eo 4 Mh yerg 7 irainag Dre xe 4 £ of al i. = = riington avenue and Kingsh! Leek for the neme Gold Medal om svery t owe ( inds of OS Li - =: Al a / ; r boulevard. forthwest, wh bos and accept no imitstion ° 3 ge ee ee ae fin. - e i~e —— — was ve, mms _ - ; , ‘ ' } ' | ‘ he ’ , ’ [ ‘ , " a J ~ -s ~> . . S ] > = Sop irry FP riest; ‘er, grocer at 3 Ever see me MAD? : we ) SE | a ¥ 4 rw pp > : >a , . ° . " . ‘ 4 Bi . ° Welj watch me when ) Z ak | VA |) Was An unequaled value. The new ' A brilliant sparkling Dia- FBS 4 ‘egroes iast nig one of these fresh 3 7 . id , | | ants tae kr: 7: basket mounting is of 18-k. mond, large and full cut, set oY ee » “* midnight Patrolman VYS dont stop, he operat pnd | “sett | eesti \\! //E solid white gold. beautifully in a handsome 18-k. solid oy Ser . Dist : nal : | i \\" / white gold mounting. An ot - oe a re ; : ; | P> if engraved and finished. Set ig hott ees cing th State of Florida a per | \ ay with : dazzling full pon Pow amazing Diamond value. : we6st Care ak . a re RAY BESTOS Agia Gandy sind wicks inc Ma ance LW “epsom: No Money Down a/iA Mpabots but the man escaped. ' os vais 1 ‘ . cm 4 No Money Down Breaking y ; ; AN e viies riacdy his reminds | d ] Previous > 4 ‘Or rm.and avenue was rob WOMAN SLAIN FROM AMBUSH § ‘i et her purse ‘and 35, centa Inchiana Victim. Ts Dies of | lee Vals : ATOR! preached Wounds; Daughter, 19, Also Shot 1 . ° ‘ € 7 . cite | Wet! Me the Pint Dugan Genuine Diamond Giving | | NEY FINED FOR LANGU ay restos . | E v; . { Q: Regularly Much Higher Priced a 8S i! cS rd, was guilt Help keep the vital organs healthy (ne st a ee nn rr or Oe Oe et nied 5 nenes vita! 50c Weekly taking the world famous treat- : | “ Was robbed of ’ »* A Wonderful Guaranteed Timepiece You may search for hours and 7 | eo. ee “we 1. Oe ' | . Bs This gorgeous Ring is of 18-k hours, but you will not find a val- SSE > fet - | ry WhO fined BM fi . BS ne white gold and is beauti- ue to equal this. 18-k. engraved cent + fi - @ 4 | mpt of court but rem 1 a : Th y hand engraved and finished o 2 solid white gold. Genuine full- ycte Ee _ = vnen McDonald A a dg Genuine Diamond is large cut Diamond. a eae = “sa a 1 18 years old. ch WE full cut and brilliant. oe ‘ealing musteal instru G din | os $1.00 Weekly Se bool. was scare sn ran a i . = ADVERTISEMENT H ELGIN—A make that is favorably known the wet!d , a PIMPLE | over! A Watch that is a dependable timekeeper. This : = BLA | new thin model, in its bright white-gold finished case, cE \ ; | is a beauty tor appearance. Where, in all St. Louis, can ee. h\\): Bs 0S ALL OVER FA such a value be equaled ? ; Was ashamed to be seen— eat, was terribly constipated, bilious, and seemed to : # Munden, Va Auc S-—"A . , . ‘ ~ a « ~ ¥ i : ’ . x - e - be fading fast. We thought it due entirely to her 86 years | 5 > pe” Oe? | vega: ag Br of age. Buta neighbor brought over a bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s | | “isk ; | “We Then >i... phe on Spe Syrup Pepsin and it was really remarkable how she picked right i a 7 ~~ >— = P | Z 4 - My dite one saan up, and now she can even dance around with her grand pi Jewey for . WATCHES—| > ea —-DIAMOoON DS 7 > Fs dist, terrible condition. It wa ‘ . . : on ; . ah)» — ee, ’ * Pn ; children. Now weare never without Syrup Pepsin in , | tin, Cea, "Oven PCars »— as Nt (yy : or? 2 kured and unsightly I | : "Gi}y, —*t he Gg y , ? het Bhar...) a the house. (Name and address furnished upon request. ) thing ~ o: it. I tried about With © be had for pimples, 2 ail | - es l» | ~ ¢ , te fan i he ee stomach, coated tongue, constipation. and the lassitude, whether , rg | ’ : ied ali wie of children, parents or those in the evening of hfe. Syrup j Dr Caldweli's &§ +. ———! St. Charles ee ae skin troutve to try Pepsin is recommended everywhere. It is sold by al! druggists / | eo Your p sim Hwee go > For @ free trial bottle send name and address to é ' — ; ne seus eS : | Z Syrup Company, Mentscello, Ilinow. E were quite alarmed about mother. She wouldn’t Se SACO Terms—S50Oc Weekly | \\\ CY Se . S| Wemedy brought quick im = ae. = oe age ag > mm 3 9 £S “adh e ee gee ee ee ae. Mee bon ~ er ee vee es . : ¢ . eer He tgs He ye Rie tt AEM OR Sole ES, STO eater i Ai opal ie iets EN OE hs 7 Ay ee ies we + at ~ ~ id x ABS) pe Li riishiiaas CSN Jes ‘ a Bia rath a w 5 a wr A Ves Bt Ei, eee ee . wey Milt orgs - pee? Mea + mn Xe oe Hee She je 10 oaxtes % le

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ONE-Ag Lp oe “ an & Aig , ———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SRIDAY EVENLNG z _aoventisommny MAYER nF DOT ICEMAN NIN. nev snsicunn tones rinaloeintieds tiene, amie ach nid ccna __ vi. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAs od TWO BLAZES, FIREMEN REPORT "ic" ave sovocssasng a rng titty stigelere mere aestoned. sie on 4! pey‘ueneh whe Sus) TURES, RADIOS & BATTERIES 120 home UIX Ends Placa aly 0 af Ndlby) dite Je NY GIRLS EN ’ at the Shavings j "eo Gubin Clothing Co., 1500A|for the ether. Morris Gubin «aj ROUTE HOME FOR GIVEN 5 YEARS ' on oe “pthc — in Gro-| Washington avenue. at. “ eo dhineie se t the place me “spe ra een . 7 Cords lans ; q { > er n 5 othing li “ at i, i ‘ pa ef A ii ‘ ” eported finding ‘a 1‘. ot te 9 lee en a half-galion of ether $500, respectively. Buy fasy Ride 3 \ceny Pry kasy 120 Calif. i ~ from forming: (4) Prevents corns, once a ? eedite tin. Fri eae artes. ris . ‘ “0 Algetasdsar = scr 6a rack of clothes, with $30 IN PURSE TAKEN OPEN om 7 AND win : removed, trom returning. Only corm criyié he oe ‘ er : emai — hy "os -APPed |] all Oli-sa at-, Streamers: an, , ; nd, Ail ng te n t if Student's bea . roe The Ag ees Sap urat . - mers; and five bolts of cloth | IN CHURCH f I}: EVENINGS ’ SUNDAYS sty le ea an ~ sizes. ' re medy that com! bines these four- in-one 1 for the Easter holiagel ) Tet hich 46 peecuern cect |e me SAFfentn aatatiled |: g guae eG in the . visu or really good CORDUROY TIRE STORES ee features. Quix acts like magic. Abso- « _ ’ ‘ : : anvad wy iii] I! f llmes at, Ly , 4 : : = i e Sjtation } lh a new suite of f irnity sadik haere _ ey ay With ether. Cail” Sainte ions oo ie ‘ t10n 70 000 books St ready ond ti to Cer- lutely new and diff erent. Nothing like "op } — ; A-C€aq OY the pilot light . ’ ren, ayior & ,Vans avenues enters rchitecta, $ WCC, cA Che , TU froeks , , Ment ae Morris Gubin, 54 years old, of last night ‘ : nt 5420 ewe ee th or. Bargain aeles $1. ty a. if Patent a plied for. demengy -5 37 on Furniture np Briss stole a purse contain ing Seu ee ee RB. J. Horner, Architect, 133 E ed. At all drug stores. QUIX on {om pany, emer St. Louis . ' + uarante a ruc Ss. th ~ x tie 4 “ _ . " a an " THK g i sein Se — 5 " 4 2 ABN x pbs ey we a, 7 ey ‘ r ‘ » : . . ? a ae % ; Cae y 4 p i a, ite san a “a + the sean Mine nay Se ali) gle oie ye . . $ 4 Oe. see rm MP A ae Py Pe ae oie yan ee one a : m , om ae or RR te cog ae ine lg . ‘ . a ” —F —_— _" Oh aR Nanas oun $8045 ay Cegnesenaatin ste shes s - 7 , -_ ange " — =_— P , , — , ’ " 4 _— 7 > ' ont sare tye sb: i vw ne a , mae i s e ee . . 7 te « : io +. . Rat” ear hi Hy =. RAY Sa. as of am a e i ae x i a i Bo Sh EON aa ‘ eh, A Re Gy By, oF ee ey uate rey = , a alaigeldines” ge claemaia Scab 4alemadlansiadions — aieeniael — : : ene i , i — _ wy > . ba . AO A SR RN NP Soe he SN ing Pt ey ray teat Se io ee cae tat at ” " = x 6 ae ay ee a geen! > vay ole oa ) tins aie a was dat Mee be . Ae ? Eve as ake ts Ser 2 Fas ei mY er Dh atte oe eh a net Ste a Wi A. “a eee ret 2 a Rot tet * ‘ e2 NOE”. ad dug eee Reeves, chief felligence section taff and pet emt nade a re :' mort, but no st en nt was forth "| WAREHOUSE TO BE WRECKE : i R in 1 ret in touch with Davis ' S ae ’ blocked. Department. in- = ie ‘ere referred to the War uiries were 1 red , $225 3-Plece Velour mest: mpepartment and vice versa. Asked Sy, $240 3-Pc. Loose-Cushion / $325 3-Plece Overstuffed $345 Mohair 3-Piece Full mhether he tate K a cS a" is, Sec re- Livi Overstuffed Bed- $ All-Mohair Carved Frame + ary ” Ste ite Kellogg sai: - F Tinwt s h ad no wavgemen Davenport Suite ving- -Room et Iving- oom p ae any U partment, but came to ‘“ashing- Loose cushions. Iast Day In Our Rapid Ware- house Disposal Sale at Last Day in Our Rapid Warehouse Dis- (arved front and sides. Last ae in Our ote dee eee Reese a on to repert to the posal Sale at Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at. . Sale af I I 2 . ‘ ment. A VW, ir Depa TY er ‘ ‘ és — - ite gold finished case bemarked that “if th. Guaranteed jeweled tet Department me : t - ; "raow w ror oF ws wowe 4 | Bedroom Seite Bedroom Suite tetions ; -end bed. dresser. chifforobe and Bow-end bed, dresser, chifforube and wan- ore’ Manager be je ted From Auto Bow-en ‘ ity dresser, all dustproef construction; ma- ‘hair; rich blended finish. Last Day After Surrendering $42; An- Sear * arehouse Disposal Sale at NAY! FIN, | hogany interiors. Last Day in Our Rapid other Loses $62 3 i, Warehouse Disposal Sale at..... Carl Krenshaw of 4959 Arlineton fenue, manager of a Kroger store $ 4303 Grove street, was kidnaped g CREST tes see ; : . ss41408 A -Piece iets 4 ton d : : ‘ ‘ ry h front of his home last night bv $185 Superb S : aes’ ; Migs, : gece! ’ ariné aj man in 7) abe ahite Handsomely Finished bd . on get © re \ $185 NINE-PIECE 3 srenshaw rode with the robhe r to bal a7. . ene : : mriington avenue and Kingshich- roon Ul e aaa | Pos ; way boulevard, Northwest, where : ee | | | ae A pier ed, oe al nae ee Ps sith re eo ae Z Ap TE De A ee ti). Seder ats CoN - | Finer nN _ ’ * ee wh tistically designed in a a yerne iS ia a illite ~~ —_r> Fi Soeees 2a) ® Burre nd ré d $4 and was put ila . - # Cail as Ut ne “ , ; ; and one armchair. last Day in Our Kapid co SR : On -anid Warehouse Disposal Sale : ¥ ! Harry Friestater. Erocer at 3434 Day in ir Rapid i ———— ee “4 Pi Warehouse Dispo al Sale at. ainut street, was robbed of $62 BY two Negroes last night ACT WHILE THE UPPORTUNITY IS SAL E p At midnight musa of Cacr street “istrict IL ¢224 FOUR-PIECE $ YOURS! - IT Will Pay You to Buy Now PRICE te $225 NINE-PIECE 4 Man who tossed a brick pevcode: seco WF | Bedroom Suite For Future Delivery! No StorageCharges! asLow as | [a i, “Om DINING SUITE _ Miss Gladys Hohe ‘ngarten of All pieces very large; bow-end bed, dress- 37 Northland avenue was robhed er. chifforobe and vanity dresser. I Boffet, china closet, extension tabie, five : Day in Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal chairs and one armchair. Last Day in Beero near her home cents by a an iak | 66 i ST D y” SP ECI i Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at ATTORNEY FINED FOR LANGUAGE A A / y : 3 Gee re McDonald Apologizes and $275 SIX-PIECE . ' $275 9-PIECE 4 Judge Withdraws Pe ‘nalty. SPANISH TYPE * Gentle A the sory what . $64.50 9x12 FRINGED $29.75 Genuine Solid Oak ~ kind of an argument ie uite 75 100 125 d Ww l t Fi j A a ae Bedroom VELVET RUG $75, $100, $125 an or Walnut Finis oat attorney, Yeaterdaw ; 7 , Chiff b a as we: Yesterday, r rin « ct heath Weer Sd LAST DAY in Our 5 PHONOG RAPHS i oro e Buffet. china cabinet, extension table, argument presente, ivy the ecora : . = chairs and one armehair last Day WW house Dis osal oe a" " in Our Kapid are Dp Warehouse LAST DAY in Oar Our Rapid Warehouse Disposal Sale at mate to Substantiate . ree that , - ie at “ . ™ ' s " ye Fancy Roll- C O | VY E ‘se | E N T . 2 ls . igo mes £ / r Sher Ping os, si yma s C O Pes VY E re 2 N GAS RANGE $52.50 Porcelain Sliding-Top eave anaml oa continuous , " I. ‘T n are- ? rata an outer osts, Hy BD tee” tion. It was 5 cones vidal ‘ae a Kitchen Cab net ST Dar in yon adds “ E Di ER Siiitene |! | CR 1 $42.75 | ezs899.75| $15.75 rl , » ap are- es | med of it. I tried peu every- to be had for pimples, but ee ene ; tino! Go results. -- had —— Open $125 iPascdhain ah $30 Smith & Davi ! rrlasy & no intment and Oap SO gh- . 55 P lat Slidi -Teo rr avis 'Meommended for troubles like Friday & BUNGALOW RANGE eiltcnel Mellien® DAY-BED Saturda { decided wad p om, | Akvee Saturda OD) With sheif. LAST DAY Kitchen Ca ne (uaranteed. LAST DAY tn y treatment © that Was a decided | y our Warehouse piepeada , ast Day in Oar 80 our Warehouse Disposal \ Until hte fades and the Pp imples be- | Until Sale at Ha eid Ware- *96: Sale at v M : FURNITURE 1. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A 9 ‘ . a LD EAL aw ay. . advise every- | house ene Z With skin trouble to try Resi- Pp. Mi, f. MUSICAL ss $68. 75 a a 1 6 75 Signed) Miss Hazel Beasley. OFr.M. [IP Banca “FURNITURE eS Se Se SC Bw De . BOttnest Wi don't you ty 1 1 05-07-00 9 OLIVE ST. See 1 1 05-0 7-0 5 OLIVE ST. Me

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-PAGE st ______ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ : FRIDAY EVENING, Aral 15, 1920 - —._ Si. LUUIS POST- DISPATCH —___— — MAN INJUINED IN COLLISION, =!» ssenve ana tsicxors see | NEW POLICE CHIEF IN CHICAGO capitate ne Wagon was overt smutiiiticianimeniainans F | sy K J. W. Perkim, 70, Thrown Into the impact and the older Perkins! «jgard-Boiled Mike’ Hughes Prom- . Street When Swreet Car Hits Wagon! struck on his head in the street. He ises to Curb Crime. TIRES & TUBES Jonn W. Pewkins, 70 years old,;was picked up unconscious and/ py in. associated Press. ° of, 1926 Chouteiu avenue, was fa-| taken to city hospital, where phY-| CHICAGO, April 15.—Michael E. L T Dool Tire Co. tafly injured at 7:30 a. m today)sicians pronounced him g ° © ; sae whan ap ash wagon, on which he from a fractured skull. = We Specialize in Repairing was riding with his son, Clarence.) at 9 a. m. Clarence Perkins suf-; Way police and former Chief of Balloon Titres 33 vetirs ol@, 19% La Salle street | fered possible fractured ribs and! Detectives, yesterday succeeded 5384 St. Louis Av. was struck by a reet car at Mis-/ concussion of the brai: VWorran th "A ] “4 - yy? cr " . oOiiins, Le coming tiit€ Hughes, Chief of the county high- . ’ . uperintendent of police un the administration of William FOrest ROAD > Thompson 8344 SERVICE es, demoted as Detective Chief during the administration of Mayor Dever, said his first job would be to keep Mapor Thomp- || on's campaign promige to drive all crooks out of Chicago in 90 days. FOR. FISK TIRES & TUBES * ARIHURA.GUENTHER 3401 OLIVE ST. a, — ? ite t . > . nice ~ 4 1 ver saw be E | | : F: k f i*5 i | I tIndell a JEfferson le west | ; i 1000—t—séaR 6102 ~ )) 22: and smartest styles, ? ictured above h But Still rsatile size range rN Married to Two. i ) Ry the Associated Presa. In Patent Leathers CINCINNATL O.. and Black Sati In Spike and Military. Heels We Carry a Complete Line of And Remember— PI ; ' , > ~y* . co ~ . r han *roir ' : me ,f > > ‘ > ; ‘ r “ , - ————a 6 a | eo PU 7 os if r s Lia A aa AiGA4G | 7 > r = ) You Only P BES , | — ——————E : ' P ou ge, ae li dnten with bieamy. . ete “ . >: . x ] \ . * _* ~— > = ; TT). ‘ -S fourtn wife, MY irdle en Ti e . re 0. 5908 Gravois — 6227 Easton CAbans . 7 | 48 | FISK TIRES : | A. H. Menne 4662 Delmar at Walton FOR EASTER APPAREL | ™ .. 40 WEEKS E. STEINMANN, Prop. Warne Near Florissant GLAKANTEED VULCANIZING f} FISK. ruses” B | O’FALLON PARK S| _ TIRE CO. 40 weeks to pay at KING’S means something unusual. No other store with values or quality to even compare offers anything 7 ae”. like such terms. You will appreciate this real opportunity now a | 6 COlfax Bh Road that Easter is here. Permit us to clothe you in the newest 0902 gi] Service and smartest Spring garments. NO MONEY DOWN! } : \ “ , | So's Pian ER end ; e . NEW EASTER DRESSES Fisk || The Ne W H isk A sorrng of Drees cura! in every 1 = fig) TIRES & TUBES She uadet expensive models, in beanti- mie | RUECKERT & q | us: STOEHNER Extr a Hea VY Balloon ful silks. All sizes. Come early for : NO MONEY DOWN—40 Weeks to Pay! a Sree eee Buy it for- first choice. 3016 N. Grand BI. = * — . -_ ~ P . 3 — a ° * a = a Security Comfort NEW EASTER COATS ‘ , | Appearance Mileage : ati =m Steering Ease Traction A special group ready to give you J | Q5 | yn Salsas “ieeumanel fobei ancdeasd No tire to equal it can be found. It warrants ex- into stunning Coats. Buy now for we Gs ae” P3aen ' ' : NO MONEY DOWN—40 Weeks to P FISK TIRES amination and comparison before your next tire ay! ‘ | ° S-L TIRE CO. purchase — See it—remember it when you buy. E a von — oiae| | The Fisk Balloon Line consists of the Fisk Balloon, | nage: ) | the Premier Balloon, the Fisk Extra Heavy Balloon td Ae ‘. oh - . - 4 + : =f . he J es TG. aie ot healings stent ja, atlas 0152 Men’s Suits and Topcoats Deer on tues a eine adiemen on S 50) oY= a styles, colors — ee 22! Ny eer { There is a Fisk Tube for every tire, NO MONEY DOWN—40 Weeks to Pay! Je: a standard gray and circle made extra heavy red. To get the most out of your tires, use Fisk Tubes. i Stochl Tire Co. ty sia2 aiae — x) mat &

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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15. 1 Ht a4) —> . aa3;; - ss 23333832 oe aanegeienll es «4 tS) \Y ; / | , ; ; ; + | A Big Success From the Start Why 400“ExtraDry” SHELL is Superior “ The Improved SHELL Way Takes Only The GASOLINE fromthe CRUDE The old way (437° End Point)—the one in general use—takes the gasoline from the crude with part of the heavier and less vola- tile elements. The SHELL way (400° End Point) takes only the cream of the crude —producing a higher gravity gasoline—extra dry,clean-burning and wonderfully powerful and effective. / 7 a f i Jf P , / f/ ; VI ht) / ff ; SS 4 4d assess ha if Af fy ff J / ,, J J A fj JSS 4F SEL A - j /f j LSS f A SS ff The NEW Shell Gasoline, refined to“400 End Point” costs more to produce because less gasoline is obtained per gallon of crude—but the price to you remains the same. NOW — A ae > & a sheer tt BK BAe ee Sas Fgh gal ig lan Mi e ek we Meus

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ee —_ ; - > 2-~ teeutor Commission to Use “Big: Stick” to} 2. 1. sssoriated Press | jurator $10,000 FE stat: REMEMBER OUR NEW LOCATION Keep Broadcasters on Assigned HAR * 1 vINT ys pa : pril 15 house ren rhe pastor is hee wave tenetha nas Sommites ot tee Aarwaton coved for wens oes SOgg EM occ i net owed | . today. = Ee 'T MATTR ' "SsES CH 60 LARGE a cia You FIND 4 LARGER In pastel parchment and rose blush trimmings. We show th : SCCUFECS n . w e “We i! mand will tak: ire of " WAPPRORES Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” 20k on FINER ASSORTMENT greatest array of styles at the existing stations,’ Bullard said to- CoKiet | Ty, lowest pri@es in perme ba $3.95 $ law after he had reported to Pres- ; “140 00M Ven ‘sR Youths’ will find just the Shoe you ha aes. thet te ack ee EF Bid & L A | TFT om | dent Coetidee that be wat onthe il! ECORGMY Dig. a Aen. TNE ‘NEWEST. TWO AM | in mind at much less than | you intended to pay. and $159 Fi Chi TURE STORE 4 Sigg t ENGLISH AND CONSERVATIVE $TY got to get there.” eb | International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut en amie 8323-25-27 N.8th.SeaZ=" as wee SALE ME N’S SHOES; LOW SHOES Tt seta ot. senarnuneh ——— | Sig SMOOTH CASSIMERES, terdepartment-| | THE POPULAR High and low cuts. Real All new Spring patterns made througn an intera irtment- $4 to $5 grades. Choose in «traps, ties and (Ox- , ~ i vest rm pineal pen! ae COURTEOUS LOOK FOR THIS SIGN QUALITY , TANS, POWDER BLUE MERCHANDISE Ff LIGHT, MEDIUM ANI ferd styles tans, pat- and calf, and chocolate two-tone combinations: | apap eas abe " ms ¥ ' = kid. Sizes 6 to 11. sizes 8% te 2—in 3 lots. (to 54 Stations in adanios . : | $2.95, $2.48 and oe a y/ 4 PR MANY HAVE TWO EE f t alf, black kid 3 ied. Tem rom tan © ents, parchment and ‘inne operation have bee! ranted SERVICE $ : $ BOY WHO POSED AS PROBATION atin . | IN STi | OFFICER UNDER OBSERVATION : ‘ | | f Og Bert Marshall. Who Took Two THERE’S A “UNITED STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD parronize IT / « . G;irls From School, Wanted to In addition to our exceptionally low prices, we offer as an Easter special: Pass Time Away “ion: oll OS aueren LA Free Gift for Every Purchaser! | ee , SURPRISE | [| NORTH | | SOUTH | | WEST | B55 Felt Hats Organized i1*S7 Gray. Tan. Black i | J. D. CARSON CO., 8TH & FRANKLIN Brasler Auto Supply Co. Lilly Tire & Battery Co. Supreme Auto Supply Co. ae Mi . s ™ pag? ga ok ae oe nae He ¢ I 4 agnificent, Completely Furnished, $225 Feel 4 = . oe 01 i . “offic r “he 1818 N. Grand BI. 5652 Gravois 4222 Easton Av. ie oc Fauey . | | called at the Pestalozzi School, de- Ideal Auto Supply Co. Low Price Tire & Acc. Co. Triangle Tire & Supply Co. "2-75 2118 E. Grand 3173 S. Grand Bl. 6172 Delmar BI. Railroad Jobbers’ Agency Gateway Tire & Serv. Sta. Nieman Tire & Acces. Co. : 9 $10 LONG AND 4214 N. Broadway 2007 S. Seventh Bi. 5891 Easton Av. \ & BOY VEST. DOUBLE- pein 1. Pee / ame op ag me ge Seether j eareed today that be wap oot ot] Se Pe 7 | a wh 7 € gm . Dee © } } ag @Waae B mT OPCOATS In This Manufacturer’s | | Pe and wanted something to do| Si “ae i g . i & : = : : eee ge : Be: oS; = : a. | ¥ aa: Tweeds. Sizes 2 to & Great Purchase Sale INQUEST IN BREESE MURDER = AF & bed Ba MS oa “Bae FAILS TO DEVELOP ANY CLEW § Seema ei ies netsh: | ps 1 _ KNICKERS Joc cation of Identity of Person Re ,; Tee a Pay 7 -. obsataas oe ’ i BOYS’ Tie BELLE & KHAKI $1 .50 Weekly Bs. | a i wanes Town nes Pa 2. z a: : Bg | “¢g ): , . : PLAY SUITS ‘45c DELIVERS THESE SUITES | : sje nques she order of mn | i a A Sam . se A : Bad cvs 350 FuclvouNa WENT poe We are enabled to offer these amaz- , : St aeemm Wicter. 5° 7k iedee. 1 cs ) See Se Agta /- Worsted and/coueGiare BLUE ing values because of a remarkable or Senay of a Detroit factory’s entire 3 a tely recess ; , . = _ cpr : surplus stock at almost ‘2 price— | tes’ ft — agree hy 7 = £ tyra, Come now and choose from Open a convenient credit ac- | Pan i— —Pants Come Saturday and see these values. : sits cae ; : | ome n I pete: APES weotaiawn Sir uo . Eee cle cay May bg “lantent arig ee Ts cee ee ¥ SP gat Pee ig an Here are the glorious styles for Easter Bo eae ee Sa waa PAE Wear. Dresses of Fiat Crepe, Crepe de novelty mixtures, twills, satins, por sheens and kasha. Black and white | t y : . ed ie r i t leavir niv . tn nt ik. ae y . bricklayers’ local union out of th Chine, Taffetas, Chiffons, ete. A!! new if | : 16-PIECE LIVIN ROOM a meade, Bia colors. Tucked—Tiered—Trimmed with ee 4 combinations; also al] new shades. Many pon Atpaniyregee: ty Lace. Bows. Shoulder Flowers. etc. —_ r : fur trimmed and embroidered. i ij a st | ; gt | | Your living room furnished completely at the most amazingly t1o1 ‘he Buliding irades ‘ ; a | low price ever quoted. Outfit comprises three-piece loose-cushion ’ 1 ff Living-Room Set, davenport table, junior lamp and shade, table lamp and shade, smoking stand, table scarf, end table, _ book blocks, two fancy pillows and statue—all! for. — | 60 DAYS FOR SELLING LIQUOR August Habsieger of Hermann Mio. Also Fined $250 A Price Smashing Easter Sale of | 1 = coal them yeu , MEN’S SUITS & TOP COATs /'Y] A Blam @= town! Top Coats! With that new English fs a | $ t patter ns in al! swagger. You'll want one of e | fully tailore these Top Coats for Spring. y se you're sure ¢ Taitored in all wool fabrics of the PAT a jing stout: — season's newest shades. Ragians . . A M and Box Coat styles. “‘Charge It’’ ‘mart and MAYOR'S ASSASSIN ESCAPES oS 2 1 + i , 7 : = . ez x . 1 IE e BEDROOM on Apri 15 ee eis sip ee Bes oe : | Se 2 oe oe ; | Sasein c¢ 4 Ma wr ¢ ynarsk ae az roe t+ gabe. 3 : 3 J ; ; 8 choice ef Salts s Still at large | |6eeennne _ : : | ” —e. Wor The Bedroom Suite of your dreams, includes everything necessary Pre eri _ Guineas os 2 O See ee oer : | comprehensive i! high tl d ch i desi pen Bes ~aaees «2 — a’, ae : : a. . breasted models 8 a quatity and charming design. Genuine wainut dresser clock yesterday morning ase ¢ E See Set orp | e men. Chevieots, (or vanity), bow-end bed, massive chifforobe, rocker and chair. Mayor. aving his apartment Evenings es. pesekees 86 6fee ? Sri 6%: ae Evenings é unfinished wo cotton mattress, coll spring, ag — two boudoir — and n Lodz Another dweller in th. , a sae Egan +e a 2 : 7 shades and an Axminster rug. O'Clock ; > , y Y O'Clock 709A-711A WASHINGTON AV. > + : a ie >» + ~_ : avi G ee. | [Ps i} —_— _ . Be . . —— . ArBAi Wa irs 0.4. He 1 ; ar?’ iat ? a 7aner ; : cr ’ " 4 ; i ; ee . 2 a > & - > P Bee ee ae Pesce Z Se Ee ees ey al ait “a se Pen A nl. thea Si Pope era : ERIS 6 = ; ip aii <A: a en a a nape a Stil Desc aty Saisie! ik ~ Ue hee . ’ Ue PPE ee ee pass Seas Sap A abet oy - e ee Sete 8 . 4 . R aghte. oy Nee ae g Pb ieee a See PS: ig he CRTs ne eed, aed 8 x oe ee AR ie 2% . Res * tie =" e? (Opt CPW et Tee OR, ERS elie Sieh al . 4 se / aa ic a0 4 RBI SS: wet lela qd atiing itt musical and atrical jife.

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a ae i a new post Iq Making oading Sale RonES rr 11.65 — AND ° $9.85 $5.25 3-ROOM _ OUTFIT $196 ORES 81.50 Weekly Rete. er an FINER ASSORTMENT ee QUALITY ERCHANDISE fores 4 J} VALUABLE “ USEFUL SURPRISE 4 r other ily wait. d arrange nce. mey Saving LE — 5 & Misses TS wies of the season in twills, satins, pori- Black and white 0 all new shades. Many 1 embroidered. Evenings Till 10 O’Clock AV. i 4 $5 Felt Hats ( ia Serge ih OF ‘KHIRON’S” WIDOW TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT geeks to Oust Public Admin- jsirator a@~ executor of $40,000 Estate. probate Jud: Hiededon a F,. today took , ; a petition ©! oe 7 >." -° giro”. the : gh apparent’) ' e Jerry as ¢ d’'s estal Hodg bot ‘or, ahe will eculor of Pwo Nesro se! test of. wasn epee oe res Major Faces peaking erg ity th aiid FRIDAY EVENING he Associ BAI, TIMOR E herself usband ill oOwane rs ar Saal SO! it this tes “iWiron'’s” de miVorce “—1)] Boy's Skull Fracture timony w: ath healted Dy his wife dat Play. Ys attorne is ir- commanding t +? ‘ . mMUrimMmart) Charge. =" KILLED BY FALLIN THIRD "MST TOCHURCH IN DA . wm, 42. rearinett, , Frac- tures Skull on Steps of St. ms a loseph s, Clayton. ! Mr. April 1 a F i ial wa Mrs. Mary Dillon Hartn ong. a widow. of 24 Norel + vy | ‘ j }; Years emue., (‘iavton. (jie. rract ure } skiuz}] ® Slipped and fell on lors nhs [ St. ed ——- —— WOWHERE IN AMERICA dou YOU FIND A LARGER Men's& Youths’ Louis. Greatest Clothing Store . i" OUT. OF THE HIGH RENT.DISTRICT : EASTER SUITS MlL THE NEWEST TWO AND THREE BUTTON COLLEGIATE MODELS ENGLISH AND CONSERVATIVE STYLES—DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTEDS HANDSOME WORSTEDS, NOVELTY TWEEDS HHI SMOOTH CASSIMERES. HOMESPUN MIXTURES, ETC. THE POPULAR NAVY BLUES, GRAYS, HI TANS, POWDER BLUE GRAYS, CINNAMON BROWNS LIGHT, MEDIUM AND THE DARKER COLORS HWANY HAVE TWO PAIRS PANTS)" VGULAR AND Gi /// t EXTRA SIZES ——— $25 SUITS $30 SUITS $35 SUITS SUITS 18 $40 SUITS 40 .50/ 4.50 $50 SUITS SUITS 74> — EE ee 004 = .50 > — All New Spring Styles ® Gray, Tan, Snap or Curl . Brims, Plain€ 1 a d aney "2.75 Plain, te Ss MEN'S SHIRTS Broadcloth and (ollars or Neckbands All Colors Values up. Rayon; ( hecked;: 2) stripe, GAB i new atvle tweeds — cus meres $25 MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ TOPGOATS & ARDINES . .90 $10 LONG AND SHORT PANTS VEST, DOUBLE-BREASTED COAT, SUITS 6: 15 | 01s Boys’ $ Dreasted 2-PANT SUITS BOYS’ $7 ALL-WOOL TOPCOATS AY Tueeds. Sizes 2 to &. = $i Boys’ Woolly _KwicKeRs _99¢ PLAY suits 45¢ .. “‘$t2 SeYys’ 4 4 a: VEST SUITS VE $20 YOUTHS’ ALL-W 2 LONG- Pa PANTS SUITS , / -PC. 45 All-Wool Long & ee iTS 00 $2 BOYS WOOLLY LONG PANT S17es B ar Boys’ $1 New Washable Suits Style SHOPPING ADVISABLE | SATURDAY | EXTRA percep Ori SALESMEN | st. . R v. eo} Mrs. SOns: JO! i tes OCR iy & tty Ae a uw ?* . es . w ete ew 4 tae ew as Dress Up in the Latest ~ Join the Easter parade Sunday. Styles for Easter We want you to know that our credit plan is different and very simple; merely come in, select what clothes you desire, have them terms to suit your charged, then make the own convenience. Just promise to pay us a little each pay day. A benutiful array of Easter Dresses, them you will The New Smart Easter DRESSES ndmi¢ that they nre When you see the smartest tIn atvle and color. including the newest shades of satin«s, fiat crepes, (.corgettes, etc. Also plenty of stouts. $4 O”’- Far all ocensions. ‘2.975 All sizes. Modish Easter Coats Smart and practical Conts in the newest materials and 3 $16.75 0 with colors, eollars and cuffs, have fur collars... cleverls modeled Moat of them Men’s ee Easter Suits A choice of Suits that the well-dressed man will enjoy weure- ine Workmanship comprehensive variets leah asted model« for both ee and »soung men. Cheviots, serge, unfinished worsteds, etc. highest grade smnrt new wi of er and «tyles in a ngle and double sa 50 up YOU MAY TAKE YOUR CLOTHES HOME WITH INTER-INSURANCE EXCHANGE STARTS WRITING POLICIES Reciprocal Company Organized by Auto Club Has $1,500.000 Worth of Applications. Open Satur- day Evening ee QT - AIRMAN RESCUED FROM RIVER Piane Piving Jumpine By the Ass t WASHINGTON, April airplane flying (Rt S10 WASHINGTON OVER” “WOOLWORTHS: 5¢ AND: AVENUE — s $1.25 Lace Curtains, a pair APRIL. 15. 1997 FOR FREE SPECIAL! MEN’S $5 WOOL DRESS PANTS “pring styles; Union mad ie, Saturday only, $499 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BRING THE KIDDIES “ CIRCLE SWING RIDE | PAGE ovo: BOYS’ $4 SHOES AND OXFORDS Tan er black: newest atyles; ali sizes. 92.00 BOX OF 25 IMPORTED HANDMADE LONG FILLER CIGARS 79c $2 ALL-SILK CHIFFON Newest Spring shades: gub- standards; all sizes. Women’s $1 Rayon Hose, 2 pairs, $1 Women’s 75c Rayon Hose, 3 pairs, $2 Women’s $10 Rayon Raincoats, $5.95 S$! to $1.50 NECKWEAR Newest four-in-hand “pring patterns, 50c Bow Ties,29c % 4 $2 NECKWEAR *“". 98¢ patterns. BOYS’ $11.50 4-PIECE UITS (oat, vest and one pair of golf knickers and 1 pair of longtes. Newest shades and patterns, 569° Boys’ S16 50 New Spring Suits, $9.90 Boys’ $20 4-Pc. Spring Suits, $11.95 Boys’ $2 Longies, special, pair. 98c WINDOW AWNINGS ALL SIZES 2 FEET 6 INCHES 3 FEET, 3 FT. 6 INCHES TO 4 FEET _ Made of fancy 6- ov. atriped $2 Garage Paint, per gallon $3 House Paint, per gallon...$1.59 65c Paint or Varnish Brushes...29¢ $7.50 Lawn Mower, guarant'd, $5.95 50c Tinners’ Snips, until all sold, 29¢ 75c Shears or Scissors, now ...29¢ $1 Hand Saws, 22-in., this week, 39c¢ 90c BED SHEETS Bleached, size 72x90 inches. Birthday Party Price Pillowcases, size 42x36 in., & for 99e $5 Fancy Rayon Bedspreads. . $2.59 $4 Fey. Covered Bed Comforts, $1.99 $4 Fancy Covered Cot Pads... $1.99 ...20e FISHING TACKLE NOW SOLD = THAN EVER $1.25 steel Fishing Rods, black enameled, Sand 9 feet AQc $1.25 Multiplying Reel—Click...49¢ $6 Shakespeare Level W. Reel, $3.98 $1.75 Silk Line, 50 yds, 20-lb. T., 89c $1.75 Tkle. Box, duco drab col., 98c $6 Cantilever Tray Tkie. Box.. $3.98 $20 Devine Fly Rod, new..$16.50 $1.50 Silk Enamel Line, Size 0... 79e MEN’S $4 & $5 NEW FELT HATS $2.79 $2 CAPS, 98c ae 31Zes ce ~ ) jee, eae am eee ~ = NS . 4 . FZ ge $1 Silk Socks, assted, colors, pr.. 49c Men's 20c Black Work Socks, pr., 3c Men’s $i Broadcloth UNIONS U ITS athietic absolutely Sulit, 09° MEN’S 15¢ ATHLETIC UNION SUITS ror” $1.98 Soiesette Union Suits. $1.29 Men's $1.50 Mesh Union Suits..79c Boys’ 79c Union Suits, 32 to 34, 29c Fancy, atyie, perfect; ALL SiS (J kor atyvles men up patterns, urday. Cholce SUITS & bongo VALUES UP TO $45 and Large wartety of shades and Think of it! young: men, the minute. Sat- : est, mont ” MEN’S SUITS OR TOPCOATS 7 VALUES UP TO $40 Smartly tallored of the new- wanted woolens; choice MEN’S SUITS OR TOPCOATS, VALUES UP T0 $30; “$13. 20 MEN’S SUITS OR TOPCOATS, MEN'S EXTRA QUALITY SLICKERS $3.95 AND $2.95 MEN’S FINE DRESS PANTS, UP 10 $8.50; SAT., $4.45 Spring Valueg tp to $22.50. Spring Patterns . $9.75 FREE RIDE ON THE AEROPLANE CIRCLE SWING ENTS FOR THE KIDDIES, SOUVENIRS TO ALL PURCHASERS. LNbD PRES- Think! Spring All Sizes brown and black, in Dressy, iF ootwear, for comfort as MEN'S $5 & $6 DRESS OXFORDS More than 20 of the newest and most wanted styles—tan, nil durable made well as style. Not In months have we offer- ed such values. PA (in sale Satur- + one day Choice, Men's Fine Oxfords, up to $7, $3.95 Men’s $5 Kid Leather Shoes, $2.99 Men's $3 Moccasin W'rk Shoes $1.99 $4 Oil-Treated Work Shoes... Black Navy Style Shoes, pair, $3.95 $5.50 Red Rubber Knee Boots, $2.97 $8.50 DAZZY VANCE GLOVES, $5.45 $1.75 American League Ball, guaranteed 18 innings. 85c $3.50 Genuine Horsehide, Oil-Treated Gloves, now. $2 Autographed Louisville Slugger Bats, all models.. $1.39 $8 Catchers’ Mitts, Ready Broke, oil-treated, now. $5.45 $2 Reach Amer. Lge. Ball, with B. B. Johnson sig., = 39 $2.25 Fancy Athletic Sweat Shirts, asst. colors 10c CICARS, 3 For 25° BOX OF 50, $3.95 SPECTALS ..$1.98 Rebeut Burne, Van Dyck. Chaneetllor. Duteh “Mustere. La Palina, El-Pro ducto, Murtel, Ete. All 10¢ straight size, WHITE OWL CIGARS, 4 FOR 25c; BOX OF 25, $1.39 PRINCE ALBERT AND VELVET Smoking Tobaccea LB. 95c¢ 90c STAR OR HORSESHOE, lb. G9r CIGARETTES CAMELS, CHESTERFIELDS, PIEDMONT, LUCKY STRIKE, Ete. $4 & $5 FANCY CRICKET SWEATERS For men, youths, women and misses in the newest stripes and two- tone plaids. Choice, 5 Men's 50c Boston Garters, Sat, 29¢ $3.50 Eng. Broadcloth Shirts, $1.98 Men’s $4.50 Rayon-Mix. Shirts, $2.95 $6.50 Double-Wool Blankets, $3.79 MEN’S $2 & $2.50 NEW DRESS sumnts Platn white stripes and checks. all sizes, cCheice MEN'S $2 WHITE BROAD- CLOTH LUMBERJACKS, all sizes 98 $3.25 BIG BEN ALARM CLOCKS New, perfect, guaranteed to be good timekeepers, 3 $1.25 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks. ..69¢ $1.25 Pt. Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottle, 79c $3 Hold-Heet Electric Toaster, $1.59 $2 Razor-Blade Sharpener, now... 79 $10 Binoculars, with case...$4.95 $3.75 Ingersoll Wrist Watches, $2.69 $1.50 Guar. Ansonia Watches....69ce $1.75 Ingersoll Guar. Watches, $1.29 FLOORCOVERINGS 50¢ to 75¢ VALUES : Cut From i>, Full Rolls All well-known brands, such as DURA- LIN, ECONOMY, made by Birds’ Nepon- set Factory: also the Certain-teed prod- uct “GUARD.” All are perfect goods. Neponset Rugs, 9112-ft., perf. $5.95 Neponset Rugs, 9:10, now, $4.95 $10 Wool Ingrain Rugs, 9112, $5.95 $7.50 Wool ingrain Rugs, 619, $3.95 $1.50 Rag Rugs, large size, now, SOc 90c Cocoa Door Mats, good size, S9e $15 Ford Corbin Speedometer. $5.95 $7.50 Brass Fire Extinguishers, $2.98 $1.25 Walker Auto Jack, now only. G9e $1.50 Guaranteed Auto Pump, now. 69 $1.25 Auto Plate Glass Mirrors..49¢ $1.25 Auto Wedge Cushions, new, GDe Auto Tents, 7x17-ft., $6.95 aeap wall siyle, 114A. "$13.95 Wall Tents, 7x9, 10-07. duck, $7.95 Paulins, 6x8-ff., 10-0z. duck. $2.99 91.17 A CARTON, 2 PKGS.25¢ 60c CHAMPION X SPARK 3c PLUGS NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS reserve the right to limit and all advwertiaed articics => Wwe nrm> it nece v ARMY GOODS STORE 10‘ & WASHINGTON $4.50 Suitcases, $2.95 $8 TRAVELING ig $16.50 Steamer Trunks $25 Wardrobe Trunks * VeQOR VE ROSSTOSTUTESTRAGGETS FETATTECE CEES DORR TOREE RCO TREOPERELG RET ASSERLL YS PSTSTUCGS ETHER P PAGAL VALE PASC OKLA ETERS SCR S TSEC OREe SOTERA BReEwZAFAAeECeesesReecsecars LACED DSTI Aesesssaed | lieth ist Lelie Re bee TisAL LAS eT ASAD RS PAL LAS LATA LAD aL L er Lhe A PS SERIO Rg yt pt he» Sahl apt iady) th oF s Ec alow on he Rieu ’ ‘ é e. ¥ 2 Aki. at at a a Sn ee renee a Pee eee ‘errs toi ime bin, sealer NM ah. deme SO Re 3 weet Cr ae : ~ _" e — eC Pt nat pies “ — ie oY —— = : ~ A ak Oe v se i © J = huni high rahe os a p =f : M Pe ated a. a Pi Pe ra wae on PE OR lari nl ib Mg TR aa Oe Mt eT OES aid ONS ad Pages negate . ~ - > RAED “a e Fax, = be a oS » un ey oe ah ee WE eget Ow GRO, CPA A MEET Dl OOD IRE PE A = * e IRE ethoe Nowe see sake Ae 26 hee oe pores Sie =e Creme ada me A etree AA DnRt Lig Sam COI AAO Rar easette eS: «6 Mime sn ee tbr . oe ee oe ee BS Bn tne eis it er a ee eee a ee ‘ ~% a NT ee ee NS, SO cg Olin,» stint eT ee ame Ce eee sah fa aie Serres bon ate m4 ig. ih 7" ne » ee eee ee ee ee ee a ~ ee | ot . 4 ‘ PR ae BIR RTI REE ay SHRPFE SINTER cE ORE MASTER RAE SO Sie oe Sis a PPO ee ae > atm av ioers: . < ~ re ae en Ne OA LAGER = re Le A I Sige REE SO ak aah ON. tee ge ye fa oe, Pettey i Chae . ae me cals Nps St? sical abl ag tdltatis ale eo BAS shape vapid panne ap haenit melee ei oded RN ORR RL iil Set SP ae

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sea EVENING. APRIL 15. 1927 on _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ___ 8 Bi tor Literary Menegally SaaS —————— eal ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ Esarnanonnene __ FRIDAY em rman James A.)assist Bosch. Price to so'nins © ROBBED OF $618 AND LOCKED i e a , > pee 4 bert 1¢ Ine mo! Ce ‘¢ awn oS nmHronriret of 9 ~ . ™ " ae ii a d ssi j Aa ° aad 1} . ] . me pi ‘ 2 Mi inary ent Aeut. Nis K Ros i Ls chs Fee ae e ee lin Se _ 7 " mer 4 e - si ete Se Fos : as eau : 3 cha _4 a ag ‘a rye-it rn . » (ee tii 2 . say @tii — ~~ anert ef 73 } ‘ oO manship instructor, Satu a -atlelt nerfect & 2 ieeaseriamer ro a and Diet : 7 ; = *» ; TF. i‘ i (oT . mh 7 : iis Siita'tas , ‘ w Ne { : ‘ ; san “ore he the 1 finale | 45+ lariat : ’ a. ft i: % e was roobed ‘ . | . -- a . f ‘ , ? + ify ’ se, . a vy af e i? ¥ i , : ‘ “7 " - ; y i ai Oiman ~ - . ov - { c ' rae bEhCENS " ‘ = it an °o TY? ; Mgt - «A r wm la a ° - >. - ’ " , . . ‘ 4 ~ ForInfants, ' enerts witb |Semon scored nt ; ; . , > . . > . on a Th } : e¢ As . : * a a “ ry WY ePoeTror nN e en 7 at " —— — y : we } i ax ha ‘ s ‘ : " P 7 " — — = re yar . ." 3f- ~ = > ' tr eras > . J - _ Invalids, 144 in 300 1n \ tk: ne Geld tn tee a: movil rget, a past i . : ot a ¥ oo cyt > é r rhe +? A ‘ : ‘ pe " 3 hi es ‘+ " - > , : "7 " tf) erry oiTre an ; rY Lis exe it kh ws ‘Oivers % fi i Af ‘ sb 855 ai s) * a } rr eres! i A Ai ‘ - ‘ . ya’ _ ry) -T)T — ~~? txt" & "6 ’ {*i} i ; : ‘ Aa . ~ - : . . pidiiidi : ivi¢ j Qpiirs v¥ _ — 7 . val Og pating Ly . wk i ¢ 9-71 mn mM é ~ ’ . ‘¢ . @ ’ 4 ’ - ee 4 = - 3 t a = mre yen i ‘ " I j ee ; u wees tt picenatiorssioets | erse in Train Wreck | 15 of the m * , ’ > - t im a a = « 7? ‘ fr) . 3A = 4 4 — ‘ > mar I e " . * Bt ‘ . 4 a ater ean cs . 1a 9 ¢ . iy Y) . i ‘ ve, & .* c- © yas ‘ i ‘ iid = . } . : ry i”; Ww i ¥ j ‘ - waa 7 : ~ , ~ Wy : yf ) ‘ =) e | c i bid , ‘ “ ‘ ry a HI "a " : . > } > rm} nis ¢ per? i a OSSibi Pica Adls s. ‘ ‘ 1] » @ } } mes rae - Beas ate AS: ‘ : - ba _ ~-L-a } . manna é rrraor lLlitia . : VAT i & 1 Es La 4 hi ‘ : 1 con a i i thi ve mand ‘ 'n 9 lyr: “TANK . hich Bas — ~ es Po’ \ a > =F ‘ ‘ . ‘ 4 i i . > ; : te : a . - ’ o .= ~ 4 ' . “~ > ‘ 4 1rDpD ce ’ =) ‘ s ° . 4 . , tt nner 4 tmir } a —* on ' rimwt es TL Dei ms were biG skh, Deen a . : ‘ oS oh 7 oem | v ning bie Qilisu“caa } - vy SSese ~ es -r . . Y ith 4 T) Ker ” 4 tA bbe eae . s 9¢° ry 3 = - ia t ry | i : . : aa } : rT t¢ } er? To tT 1€ made “~ co ss . F - - 4 7D =e! yu ; net} Lex Ss NS ™ ' COuUuTt i eo A s sat : j ial : 7 ‘ ; - sat s ’ . ‘ - . . é : a eal o 7 _+ trie U . a sic a Mmeois ly 4 CieT eqiits i d + Si : ¢ 4 fy ‘ sis . . bil m - k le t | th TT T} ine iaSt i¥ © YUai« Y — — " . , , r | eneemeneese i +} .* eT OrTe aT valuable musc urth time in t} | a , No. 20, sou Nd {\somer it the drug store : . 5 ~~ .* ; i s . , j ’ : ‘ , , ” 4 © 0 ro 1c oy eT + ) 1 é ; ‘ . , , ,; . a, . 2 ,4 - NN . i . ' ’ - . c%~¢ = 2 rming elements tis weal the scores show | nagsenger, ran into a washout four! State str § , ~“o rr? x * ~ Yeo Ai * Ls ; | i . 4 ; ‘ : ~ « ‘ ‘ > ¢ ‘ - Pah 2d ais . - i - ’ ; =f > ~~ ] il Iyii °a~ ias — eat ; . weer an nort . + ] — ¢ ; : » rr) t; Kins »' : ’ ps ‘ : : oo . r } l- , = i id : : : as in the grain and whole milk. nament. held on the! what practice will do,”)Bu: n : The tourna! ea - ' dividually or your choice of any 3 of these 4 shown! | 4, iG . “. ee "Throw gh the] or junior floor lamp 2 Sweeper. Reg- fe Sa Pee : Oe MiMi . : \ : ie with silk shade. —s Pris - a # TEXAS TRIU MPHS An attractive and serv- | Value—attach- iceable 5-piece Break- ments includ- tS gh ee | fast Set in your choice ed. No delays ta Pe B d | pe = 4 7s SAVORY of several color patterns, ai’ : «4 ee oe edroom = PIGGLY weeper ABest 2 - 7 TENDER and, in addition, a mod he del $a ae yy” ern oak-finish kitchen | “!! De deliv- at ae? ® Large double bed, spa- 1 : F “RED GRA cabinet with flour sifter, ered immedi- 4 es . , . i | & —— . cious chifforobe and spice containers, etc., ately upon * die ee your choice of either a nam : ht he > : = Cie ‘OME to Montreal, wit | (4 ~" : — : and ' splendid Tt purchase—re- 5 dainty triple-mirror van- Py blessing ay Fogg # nie { | Je . » i~ ii ies oe Pepa if ¢ gardless of ee ity or a full-size dresser. has wafted to the voyager for Js , ; SL GAR-CL RED, HICKORY SMOK- os TENTS AN 4 -door side-icer refrig- d ; ‘a re ‘ : ; NEW ate of deliv. £ All in a handsome wal- hundreds of years, traverse ro e 2 Te. a —_— _— IN PUP TENTS— ery of the 3- ‘Sy Fr oe ehhe Gttete Bin ities mantic French Canada on the ma ao ED: 8 to 12 POUND AVERAGE— = with collapsible poles. : 2 ee mice bosom of the consecrated St. ‘ FANCY EASTER WRAPPER “- 3x7 BOY SCOUT TEN Ne extra oe me? room outfits. ‘ 3 aad a dressing table bench, Lawrence. Nowhere else on the . bo "c, : My a sh 4c y é “4 . These Wall Tents are i engpinarag pelallaaen ; =. ge bedroom’ rocker, bed Continent can you see such Old . ) Oe Me, | | BS: a woman eA sivine udd sedis : World customs, much older than DB tere ; ac E US FOR YOUR CA the American Revolution. The x : N THE 4 anvas Cots... , . . haunting beauty of the thousand- . ° P > > 4 Top Icer Da-Bed & Pad Gibson Side Icer mile sail to the sea will be one of { ——f : ‘ OLD C PER L B. Steel Cots pie contd ee $27.50 Value , your most precious memories — ge _ | TIME HALF OR ; Pads for cots.. " especially uf you profit by the “J ¥ ' , HAM \W HOLE. ' 12-Ib. Cotton Fi erator. comfort of the famous Cunard ese j | F FLAVOR and Anchor-Donaldson services, we ¢ ef : on their smooth-sailing oil-burn- 7 ing ships. The extraordinarily popular Tonrist Third Cabin round trips, with longer or shorter trips abroad give the ye | maximum of comfort at very [ox ‘tiie Alawni R A C O N SI°GAR-CURED. HICKORY-SMOKED 2 prices lease book early to avoid a — [ “Ire Ss 7. . : Steel construction in wainut er mahogany finish, cane pane! backs. S} VICE > YF " > . Comes complete with Iinaxurioustls ER : RIB OR LOIN. ..seceseeres PER LB cemfortable. deeply tufted pad— cretonne covering. A delightful ad- ‘* fature of this Climax dition te any room. Sale: Genuine Gibson Re- and Woeonderful walue! Sturdily frigerator, thoreughiv in- i constructed, sanitary. air- de | oo sulated,. heatproof, anni. ma on tae. 334 Paseere get? tight, heatpreof, oak fin- tary. eak finish. 827.50 [ines [Lon g preening: schor-D |) VEAL NECK or BREAST ....»= = 151 me | oo 95 mee ue 35-28% Otcle deaceSe Ys ee el a BEEF RIB ROAST. ADE CUT $2 Monthly $2 Monthly CHOICE CUT. PER POUND. Seeger age 3 OPEN . e OPEN SS —————— ee PIGGLY MONEY- EVEN- om | ei LL ae || || LARD *| PORK INGS | ave | PURE fi SAVING = | APPOINT TILL RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN STORES MENT - 9 P.M. for ANYTHING. SEND your WANT AD mel LOINS la SATISFACTIO i to the POST-DISPATCH. PAIL HALF OR SE iH a WHOLE LB. ww ' mesgaeset rr sre er eee se ere ees

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> HOUIS POST-DISPATCH __aFRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927 *_ ____ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__ | PAGE pill for Literary Monopoly. iterary work 50 years after the eee Dae) Meus (esithoe's Aeath, ‘Theme pubtientinn, er Soe oe = TAP PHAMDIONG 5 = _ OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6:30 P. M. eT “tyspat will C . eon > Senet ~ . 45 Th ompromise not only works by which have hitherto b —- 3 5 ™ ‘ 4 =* ; : yi ft). \] ' ti i mm 3 eae Aone) «+ Osl. : NOrwezian authore hit he aie ; aUlNnOrs, DULL DY authors’ mon property of ' 7 bi] reeoy ? ’ be 7 1 : ; . vs all ¢ es Bresenied a2 bili recommenaimg | of ail countries and in all ages Fy er ; ) I , ris yti¢ ly ruse q* r¢ tT ¢ y, , UI +} ‘ - wey pie, would De Tt) 1a the ot je ghat a state ee ‘ athe AaAsVOiS tne Consequences ofr Such a Tr} rics peculat ; “ sad = “An Ly 'T’ ; il & a put Only One satl Make I rip a “se « . #A.. . . . : 2 ¢ . ; , cn — ied + ’ * ** : iol = ARES TA vy oe © me ” ‘ , eee s P oe ° fee secause Neither Is Navi- “ ’ 7° 86.4 . RP ald « + Ang ; 2 + an , , @ » 4 og . P tee a “ ’ , sbi « 5 oo . ‘ _ . ¥ J aa rato! MF ’ oe > © . ‘ P . . . ’ i a e* ‘ , f ‘ ’ . : : . ome °' — ’ x : : ‘#f ; 4 . a -? / ‘ ‘ , » . ' bt. ‘ ; Mt Me 4 ‘ "i? 3% a er " ‘ hee ® a ‘ c . F At f t { ie ' eres ¥. > + m : ‘ f outs S a . i . 7 - ae rere ‘ a Vy OLS OP ae ae em Wists +t > SC le . 7; . ~ . ee ae Ne marl a ¥ ag De gran ya Pike | : Z id « eae s weg 1102-1108 4 3 J a se "| 2 Doors West Olive Street | |~ a | of 11th Street a ee ; ‘ , - ri] _ sa f - SS -« » 4 . ’ ‘ , . =e : . > vs - 5 ee ; + r oa . . sm >, : » ‘ .* } EIrlhé ne xT rOHi pI mer. ACQOSI see s*¥ =f ‘ ing rhe two American civilian , : » eA . ‘e« se $ ; + eee sc ; " 1oOtse _ ) Cf we? og - +} o ‘ iY ad ire : as ; , ‘ ; ‘ , ‘ ss ; $ = - . s . | 4 i cilncten 26 encanto OY eee : ite Porcelain Top . pi eare j Trg Ti +? lé worse for ne p 2 ‘ ¥ . I « , 3 ryOy to? ‘ rycy "s ‘ OTT 1h] i ; = \) aa ba ‘ 4 ’ s sits? ‘ Fe , a 4 - - - + 4 . ’ } : ver pianS tor a iirgmMmi TOR j ' ’ ‘ ie » = oh? ; si ‘ j : : 3 é a Wi bl FVER RE RIGERA OR a. MO] ne j ompetitior t I ) i ] a nionoplan Ya ion E ~) o . ; = ‘ 4 > 4 - ¢ ‘ ' - . eeu, PPie is rize., e MAS = > —_ : , ‘ -—— _——e - ' : , . t = * i ° e ‘4 pick Tie aig di Temps TO p - i j b | a , . ‘ F ii . . 7 V ] i] {) i _ \ in] ets é - ' i : } y hie \ ’ ¥ : : : ° j , ( ~ ’ » . - i ; : TE RRLOK ng wo ay we el ee] Be. a aaa ee ahaa ll oe CTING YOUR KNOW YOU © (\yq SUNNY FARM SELECTED WILL FIND L\\ ese = - “4, GOOD SIZE [OMATOES| & | “ A , , ; | lek COLOR . ' ‘ Dd. Ds AN] TWO TRANSFER RM—FRESH—RIPE 4 : , 2 a x zp IX PACK ET Cc ? LBS. os j I Lil pm i i i : , a 4 ‘3 , . nes ry) iné ‘ eroce t } ‘ tlantic. FCIA i fas Moves citude wcord tor seavians | @*Piece Water Set and Blue Bird Dinner Set FREE ae a : ey 3 hon 10c FY Bitters Recarercs to nave [ce | Sanitary err $ ie sate th 1g: six 10c Ff eT aNeTER DINNER iy ison semerdayThe Nave com is [ter cee ee $1 Dewn—Lany Paget ; a, ae | oe Payments f'interior speciais.-- +. tosseeesad ugh the Turnstile i TT Saving time and {05 the bureau of stanaaras ane wort CP My and bring it to Solan Bro, $ romani. N nica’ 1 Se es re itt Oss 50 CITY OFFIC ERS. POLITICIANS Sat SON v ac ' 2 rr 235C AND BUSINESS MEN INDICTED | = : ws ¢ . : ~% “ 7 : ’ ‘4 a Y " 7 . ? i+ “ " 4 -- * ’ ce . e sae ~¢ * . eee ;*% ‘_r 4 “Tv ae . iy . =e * ’ ati ’ > a a 4 ‘ =e se Sar ; , a SE ne i, Se te » un fm abe Dckets a - h . . os : rd ° , “ * PP ; ey eM p PPS of 4 : ; ‘ ..* ° .~* ~* , . 4 * $ : j ‘ | \ | ea? & f aan | Tr ot . — me . 4 ; J ; j : it c ‘ ®: a Phe , +a , +e rma + . >> , , . + > - ’ , S ’ y y ) cr y ' > aa sy ; ’ ee ‘7 ° ’ ; . . i 4 i ‘ i ‘ i : ‘ ; } L r iF ¥ : , 72 oa rar ‘ 4 MWiInge tf \] ‘ Yr ’ : “Zi - Amon hose indi: d were WW. * ae ‘ “ pt eae ¥ ‘ _ we _ , 7 I>} ] Ty b. a y ; | ‘ foi] atJi ‘ ha k ai aa ; tate N SUSE ain $ Lined, all oS gsntee aleath as Se PIGGLY WIGGLY & Y, \\ Special for Sat- B counts in | fs vege" | “PED GRAVY” : | _——" i nn ag gal... h T: t ee ee we ae Ml realize that a a | ‘ ch es H | $ 99 ‘e. ‘ . Be i : ee ’ ) bch clilti tend tr 7 + rion ,) «gt boven ve ee Oe ek a Pater m . pl ahs) Se c eae T;. 9 BP Se , ee eee rT . . g 9s a) aay err, ¥ Lee ileal 0 4 ’ Be “B tA % Sem GNY Striped Work Pants! Random Union Suit;$1.75 val., . White. New Homes “io ee. A oS — nd PER LB. 35c “ aa ees ii $2 value; special Genuine Broadcloth Shirts, with & SEA MEMORIAL FOR TITANIC ‘ - — Cretenme Pad oar Tb \ Dress Pants; $4 qual- collar attached; $1.50 val., 99c fig Crew - emonstrator oF iaepe Blue nice Dinner _ gua lurir i the day and a full-size / 4 ; ity: only ; pe se. . ~— ‘ fi ; ’ ry i ] ; ° WORK SOCKS— "a at 7 ~ : ATO Oe Apr? Vite} ; .o . leans uni, tat oe PER LB. 1 Cc . \ . Assorted colors : 5c | mas servi 2 in commemoratiol Prices Geer Absolutely Free to ye nee p- “ A servi nm r: ) . Suitcases WORK sOcKs— 9c ee a ae aeniverente ae) $ 75 Special $19-2 jar ; .Handbags . e a PLAIN sins SOCK S— Assorted colors. by sinking of the steamer Titanic we ] 92 With Your S$ or Over—Cash a! "Trunks $4.75 25c Pair; S Pairs $1.00 ‘ reageae dea oe fern : Be , : : wipes Purchase of 1 or Credit $1 Deus iteal Payments Canvas Trunks. .$1.95 ae sae... | ae tee Ee thse franca. pat . the regi $1 Down—Easy Payments | — RAINCOATS AND SLICKERS AT A PRICE | ke ip tre . ee a Reed Fiber Eee 3 Lloyd Baby = —“T oe ee reek “i4 Carriages Ss : : 19 WN. ‘ r of April 14 ta Y a “@a he | = a mm © BROADWAY Se ee sees meee ba ee ee es rm a rine cara aame Cin ARMY-NAVY-STORES eco eee i SS oy _" BAGABWAY TR) Sianeunien sen) at tony Es, ge a) | $49.75 STORES wey ry. us Cay 6301 EASTON BM s:. Roman, French aviator, who josh ae Sw a, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED gain Getkgoned bis dovertary tect |“ Prey . Cae é OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O'CLOCK fe tsht. A new propeller has beer : $1 Down pete PSOE " inh thal ee t”*S me GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. 4 LO OEE AE OASIS PRL SE IAAL EL IES NL LIES AE NERO LILLE LIN ELLY AES LE LID, SL es Peet wee ake tow “ Gorm . ty 4 . v ~ wt . . otf oh a a ee ogre oe ORE Neg RG RY GR RE IE ERE NRA Aa et. oto —— —. ~

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| ay eae | - ST.LOUIS POST. DISPATCH _ | PAGE 40 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ pen DAY EARNING, APE, 270! me EEE oS RRR Pee paretreerayer - eee 5 - 4 ft ~ i as ae + e tN wy “, ; . nee m 4 } , : q)f é : ‘ . 8 | — = : . ; ¢ ar iA ‘ se “4 ‘ : ~ = > - . : fox. ’ % . ’ s > > . aon i} ‘ . . ‘ -% - .* : . ~ -% . - oe id , .¥ ; 7 | | sa ’ . _ . : . ~ , > re [i ¢ i ‘ -' } = : : ; c a . . y ‘ ee m2 _- i | : e 7 _—_ against Al Sak f? ; | —_ ‘ff -* ‘ " ” r 2 i, ; 3 sa’ = 2 ; da as ; : a4 ine ~ bd as : ‘ ba ‘ ‘ . ‘ : ee ; t he ae ‘4 +. ‘ — 5 eek eae ‘ : ow - . ; sa - | AG j - : -: as . ; 4 ‘ , . . ee ° — »¢ ° -_ OT Lv yrih = en be a “ sted a) 4 aie . — , TY) ¢ Or ro Pe ayes: ‘ aw . 2 i * e Vie . ‘Lea.’ an i«x _ ' ’ . 7 — e; = ' aan " , " 4k : , _ . P . j ; ‘ wn YN i » . ¢ Hy " : ' " ‘+ a7 ; w X ; . ; - 253.000 Jadgues nt in Sait Over my = URED URUUKS } Saturday Specials in the Sensational Sale of Ss an _ President - rs fr As- sociation Tells of Steps to i and More, of Extraordinary Values Check Frauds of $500,- . . 7 & : Brees min ¥ VVWALL PAPER SALE = es —_ -- _ ————— ec — me a—— | Macaroni and Cauliflower. 6 Oo macaroni @ Bol! a package - r 1? 4 = 2 Hl tender. chen drain. Ai iFe h — - oe wre . " a x to { z ; ; E SOR OLIN it RRS 8b 288. 0 tS Sage * Tet. dian +04 How 47 NEW LOW PRICES : ore gee nited i on i ~— ] a 7 gw’ intereh ine onsen Roush th Entire Stock ot the Bankrupt Graal Furniture Co. a Roll Roll a Roll a Roll and the cnited investigation Bought From the Receiver at Auction Price and ; “ aya | ee eo = & gher a values worth up to $2.00 a roii cred! frauds be fis] we | Pas er obtainable. all on sale at new low prices ight by William ‘ | rid he _ ici oF + ? , , = s “ : “ 7 - . . . "4 Nowhere elae —_ a ie 7 thease Dayl ligt nf displays so arranged that you can see just how the Var nreeident a’ the tar ! Ni - j . . ' * . ; ; . ; i at qi a) ha q°ees . ma . , . s . 4 pes 28 "A ha , s F aA\/J tL aaaws . , . y startling valu Nall Paper hers Wall Paper will look on your own walls. No sales pressure 4 iam: op 4 — = , 7 “ mareiin vaapine Pale d. T om a epee Ss SSCCiIAaALiol! ( res Sie D a ; | ‘ : 5 from the ¢argeest sto in } tive take yo —- and make your selection at your leisure. , . , ' , .- ‘ i y ' 4 : Tf nef ’ . . ; Sion an - ~ # ' . T io * . ° ‘ 7 Over ai millic lis sand f mediate Her ga ce 1m piain figures. ‘ ombinations sold only with beauti- l1inne! 01 t . iOU! ( redit . o 4 » ; i 7 rr. 3 rc q ; 43 ’ ; . . . —— - ** ‘ on ’ ° » @ » . ao a * deliver bo ler s or ‘atime Vien q ASSO' ation at lot ee t . ” > + BE SURE YOU ARE IN pag With credit losses in American . , - - ° ' * ovusiness running more tnan U- : , > ‘ - o - . = - “ — Cent a Roll ._~ Be Sure You Are in Every Roll Guaranteed. he oo ay cele sa2 power § : nga ' wet | | | 3 : P eae ; Lowest Cost sociations spend $2,009,000 a yea This tremendous sacrifice of new serviceable Furniture continues for Saturday. This sale, offering the en- Ask the: Salesiadies. : 809 N. 7Tth Finest Quality. in carrying on ite ¥ By means @f tire stock of the bankrupt Grand Furniture Co., purchased at auction from the receiver under the direction fast i eae The Big Store With the Canopy Qa Se ee eee of the U. S. District Court, must be closed out at once. Included are several purchases of manufacturers’ ie ee close-outs on sale at less than half price. Some quantities limited—come early. Convenient credit terms— one 310 cometerce aeeeed a year to pay. $50 to $75 Upright SHIP MODELS Porch and Lawn Furniture PHONOGRAPHS | 1 aids 4 ut ject w ‘Th hreei @ Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price Lines of Defense of Business | 905 $5 Porch Swings—(Golden oak with chain). $2.95 $2 4 7 5 which he defined as credit inter- ad $2.75 Maple Rockers—double rattan seat... . $1.95 ° shange adjustment and credit rs K $4 kes, rotection Mayflower or Santa Marta of $6.50 Maple Arm Rocke rattan seat & DK. SO aonek pane all vesesleal ei Sean a ele Columbas’ fleet, in miniature. $4 Bark-Covered Cedar Chairs - — $1.75 record selections ineluded, In a Saturday Clean-l p. lin f defense,”’ he e of defense h Uanexcelled for [ove | 811 N. SIXTH ST. Ce Meet | ff] technnee eorenee ain Tarai nig ane ELI erchange ire us which furnish w a ince | Candy Makin ee ee as the ee See Refrigerators Sacrificed Rugs and Floorcove erings eae ; , : ““GOODYEAR” tu: . of ‘the inde bte aden : the Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price Former Price . os ‘Special Reductions on i. ishermen! > \ All-Weather proposed customer and his manne: $18 Refrigerator, white enamel lined, 25-lb.... $10.75 $20 9x12 Brussels Rugs, attractive designs.$9.7§ : : oe ) $24 Refrigerator, white enamel lined, Apt. style. $15.75 $35 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs. .......$89.75 $27.50 Side-Icer, enamel lined, 50-Ib.. $17.95 $45 9x12 Axminster and Fringed Velvets. $28.95 ogo ooneptege Py: -Pc., porcelain lined, 40-1b. im $30 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs $17.75 wD ieee eneate Se hae ae 354.50 Side leer, a lined, 50-Ib.. $39.75 a re a eon a d Wilton | . $36.75 920x4. 40 . $8. 95 “The second line of defense is $115 Steel Clad, white all- ss lined; nickel - mee ess 7 5 lich as ast received po yey een of sales. Slightiy blemished, but wearing qual- a ; | 3 idiu tn H t bu- trim; /Y5-lb. capac! geen eee ease ess ee $60 11.3x12 Axminsters (s 5 t secon )$39.75 ee a ties Not impaired. ee ciate on aan aon San» - $135 Stee] Clad. white or oTay L-pe. “porcelain $5.00 27x 54- inch Axminster Rugs. . $2.75 ing and Fis Rods, cont aku ental ime a "ONE-HALF PRICE MILLER INNER TUBES a Gimewrvation of a pee lined ; ice (100 lbs.) or mechanical refrigeration $89.75 $10 9x12 Feltoleum Rugs, slight imperfect $4.95 ae aa Vy the purpose of rendering service to $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd. . Horse Shoes F.C. Fully Guaranteed by Us. _ 9 eed 4 cs Seanahte - tes KITCHEN CABINETS REDUCED $1.25 Printed Cork Linoleum, sq. yd.. Tee breakable steel ‘of : = ‘s 9-Gallon . Siento : h; : ella . res : S35 all-white ename! Cabinet. $15 golden oak or gray enam- $2. 50 Gen. Battleship Linoleum, Sq. yd. $1.65 weiht. ‘Special, set ~~ &. Polarine saves 2 manv mer eos na o, wet ba ‘ ie , porcelain top, met- $19 75 el Kitchen Cabinet, $28.50 Remnants of Cork Linoleums, Sq. yd - al flour bin, etc. porcelain top | tor >) 5 ‘ — s . . . . wee ee ce a ee Ane Mt the senteicins oe Remuants of Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd Beautiful up-to-date patternm » 4 asi td s with sockets ooo ’ re ready te hang. ithe ' reat arantitic tre mer. we d Ra Pri Cc 5 . 2 Bulbs are net included. ais : Oe ) tea aC pepe ree eee ” t t S f d rn A t a Boy Sow aya tensraxruan | WINDOW SHADES [S¢ | to handis ove an nge ces LU anford s Peauvais Axminster Rugs SAVING a Et. as ' r , * 2 8 dq Nar f ot ow oods 3-P Oversti im every respect ; ’ ~~ , 7. nie C0 wee 1. : ' o-Pc. Breakfast Set Drop-leaf table, $250 va te ifed Bed Das _ oe $ 4 Window Screen Frames . os a eee Oe ee en $20 ; Mle, cea Sf 1,95 Suite—In m a uir anne \ - : ail : sae . AU i Special th eorners and beading. four chairs, unfinished a ee Ladders ‘an be easily ent down to te sizes desired ee ie +0 hee eomulenelt S16 snus: $28 5-Pc. Enameled Set—Drop-leaf table, $15.75 $255 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite—Covered in four chairs anne baw — cet re © 32C : per 60c wa eo = FRAMING—In 8&8 to me ; “ ra Ybtail An In. ges i Pee mM inh air. “pee: 2 cushions ee “: + 1. wm _ ' : _ iG ft. lengths. ca ‘ments and lurir +} nertod $45 o- FC. ‘ray a “ci—F tension table 29 715 2 4M ft. r fa . : “ . 2. | er foot bona at Per 100 ft $2.25 i; i. oa acca Sai demas eaamee é $295? -Pc. Suite—Carved top rail and frame. Pi 2 leclared kh, 2asociatio . P a ae = a 6-FT. | S0-Ft. Steel Ornamental Lawn Fence Mohair and friezes 9 Made of heavy «tee! STEPLADDER strong! built with stee] Tape j D wire heavily gaive- iy tT : : _ ' t ) oat ‘the macnhinerv . eae a are under each step and Fine ls, tempered | nized: reinforced atiege angrier gee Sensational Sacrifice of Newest Fiber Bed Suites Daveneite Suite S ao es oe || lee si 9 illustrated. In rolls ee Sin SO e ” ess sve $1.95 , “a 29 a a i = SKIDDING CAR IN STRING OF 3. Dining-Room Furniture et apf ncaa 0 bed. Jacquard upholstered, ma- na nt te ———— | S¢in. hich. 46 Former Price GP I armchair and arm hogany frames. $1. 64 Machinists 6- Inch Scales wah at NEW AUTOS STARTS A PARA $140 8. Pc Sanna Walnut eee tee ale Price rockers spetaa °65 Bavenstts, ote $ Flexible or Stiff, special, 39¢ per foot 12c [welve new Db 6 cou ar ley extension table. 5 ch h $79. 5D in eretonne S“0.75 value ROOFING . nic. old car were lined up in fro é airs, 1 armchair 48-in. high . : r trAg t PAPER Calipers and ton 1. a , of Police Headquarters toda $189 9-Pc. Walnut Suite—Buffet, china cabi- $99.50 sees ‘Heavy 3-Ply Asphait Dividers it pieces, Ic per a eee net, ext. table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair The Values of a Lifetume in } Roofing Paper: firs nies wih aaieiee. eee foot additional on i nds elr own eee $189 : 9-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—Buf | : ie will ~~ to S mene Dove prices ; ars were en ite from i t c —Dui it and = 49¢ Pe : fet, $144.50 Bedroom Furniture sails and com: satel n Detroit to a dealer in Tulsa. china cab., extension table. 6 Pind Threading Outfit chairs Bankrupt Sale Price Thickness en one skidded at 1 st end $24 9. Pe Antique Walnve Suit Buffet Former Price =~ ‘$1 60 Gauge : ) csatethelagy hia agedh tole sete china cabinet, extension table, 6 chairs... $175 $95 “i989 ss ag rong, oy way eng g daronage ~ 7 geen Bi ae ees 10-Pc. Genuine Walnut Suite—oOf : ser , ROOFING CEMENTS enous tale a ie ee ee $345 silanated nae t Suite—Of a $245 $175 4.Pc. Wainut Vedas Suite—Bed, er gallon 45c ia S S ad been damaged $100, and whet ee 7 | dresser, vanity and chifforobe rer gallon i : a i ‘ i | A . es 2 i. 2 s ~ Roofing Pitch, $1.25 | cad 1 inch sige ais McGuire of Tulsg, driver of DA-BEDS. M $225 4-Pc. Walnut Veneer Suite—Bed, I"iastic Reef ¢ ement— 10 — = ee ? evr se “ule fal Bua ; a ten DP ie “ae ‘ia « o id — gai - | the * ona ; - ~ : ; A y RESSES, ETC.—CUT! dresser. Vv anity, chifforobe , ee . 15c — 60c $1. 00 > - - 4 se pifte Qutfit. special for this $5. 75 ia seer toe eecasas | hin rns elie . " sa Bankrupt Sale Price $295 4. Pc. Antique Walnut Suite—Bed. crown : * } lock nut: me : “MeGuire was locked up at a uole-Deck Coil Springs... $11.50 hifforobe, vanity, 48-inch dresser Waterproofing Cement fe} feck nut PIPE CUTTER MeGul as locked up a . chi = e, Vanity, ine € ee fe, ae) «to ane-th quarters, and his parked out- $18.50 Genuine Layer Felt Mattress $12.50 $325 4-Pc. Antique Walnut Suite— abe bed, vanity, chifforobe ah SS Be ers 2 Be. ae ae ee ee er eee Mey CBRN WO ga OMNS, Sy TR ger bones soled ahve cota Be PIA tp soap om oS A a ee ee ae nats ee File bs ast Se. eles: Scion EEE GeO TRIS Sip WN RII IE ET HRS ead MURS sx se es ean: tee Scam ) ha A GR NS hes Sp EP me ent we VG a a : 2 v i nag ’ oe [ ah ve ait He " - . $24 Stee! Da-Bed and Pad $15.75 nein ss eee ee oan $32.50 Coil Spring Steel Da- Bed and Pad .. $24.50 $355 ‘ 4. Pc. Antique Walnut bed, dresser, - Working parte made of high-grade taal harg a ice (ourt today and hifforohe. vanity Palace Car House Paint | Soi". ine A a" VANE CALVERT’S BEST pect Rae | Hes - | wesal ag FIVE. MILE LEGION PARADE BARGAIN BASEMENT Slightly Damaged or Reconditioned F arnitare, Sold $ is ground in pure linseed oi! here are n % secs Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price Fase Dobos Bankrupt Sale Price | adulterants or cheapening chemicals used in OF rN T | “aN AP Orme Y ; at ell ‘- om ; " , o : . oa : . | | x > ee ee 37.50 Mahogany Rockers ..... $2.95 | $250 2-Pc. Mohair Living- $250 3-Pc. Mahogany this part and it will last longer and hold color better than any paint on the market. | Sid steel jaws: a Sar’ = Rinna davede Guan wel $45 Mahogany Davenette . $19.75 Room Suite .___. ...$99.50 Bedroom Suite Per Quart Per 1, Liew Biel olds all size pipe) | a 7 eart of Paris on the opening das $17.50 Fiber Sulky __. _.. $9.50 $150 3-Pc. Velour Living- $35 Gas Range : . on a ae — of | national convention next : a Room Suite. $59.50 | 359 Gas Range $1.00 $1. 85 $3.90 | or. SA September. i¢ tentative arrange-|q@™@ S00 Folding Go-Carts. ....-$4.00 | e195 3 pe Velour Suite 3165 Bly $165 Blue Ename! Combina- vane Ue-Red and Pad $11.50 with loose cushions......... $110 tion Range Gas Hot Water Rete CLOSET SEATS _—_ Hot-Water Gg ettndunns seubtek ta tee: | | puble copper coils | unas Commesentes Mslwent ©. Gas 1 Lot of Odd Chairs i : ; iver With double copper oil 9 | eee onal Commander Howard P. Sav- $100 3-Pc. Reed Suite. . . $45 | $2450 Refrigerator bart a rn } ‘ficlais in Pari ter im ; , : : + > . Fy ‘ mahogany, “a ith j the Patt ‘ - ae 5 oy if] $ _ the prix e aft ; : | acti ais 4 hi . AiG : i : ¥ p . : pews teed tk , oe | Pump the first time you th: iblegran A holiday ha: CEDAR CHES ] S$ 4 _ a ’ . uae if ; en le ared Gene +4 the | } - = . With 27, inch $1 25 day. of the parad: Marshal! Foch S15 Tennessee Red Cedar 811.50 Metal eup Sneria! . _ , PD, ae ih Chests: BRed«: waleet - oo? S Gg cevagt finish MwA haw. fe TNE: HES EF eg Shite a G88 MAIS ep enteah TL a ney dee. mee z Pee MES eat cae 30-8 yp OPN RES Das ph his Syn Re _ ; tebe ea wile wide 4 we EASA PER ult SABE PR Ree A g 7 3 Sechelt i et we Coes as "Ph : ere Pie ~ Pee. ee ~ Past? ~~ ri ala ; ree 4 ei wpe EARS SS TS al Sake ks tie SR RAS CAA Sp te ’ pe eiae Soa i cipal Mii Stati fe boss ls aidint siaa attain, isin Detain ein cid eatin. 2 . . é LATE Ba Sed. et AEB i EGE Ca a EG RE Ma gs Rs opt ERR rin «ca Re ne ere wre aan eee Aen? * — a a aa 4 a aD 9% < . a7 aa bene A vers, { ome? : , : - 4 "A" $4.25 U7 |e" sa" $2.50 wing stand creer $9.98 kas cites! team OO RE o« - ml , ENDS. Hs LIFE BY SHOOTING $25.00 Walnet - Finishes finish me CENTRAL HARDWARE, 811 N.Gih ST. “w= seen ™ @ S118) 7th & WASHINGTON |< 3! Been in Till Heatth. (“onfined to his bed for a vVear Aifr : kK eth - ies . . : i “4 ; ss

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corse Rooth agen Me oe par 8 eRe rein Wal eabecae! icf _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 41 IS against Al HT rica] Produeer r, and ho claimead eee nn a re ee SO0i¢ URS acted TET eee die & 4 es . 4 ns ey, I Sq eee ‘ , ss ee Ore RS BPO a fees a ae Sy) tle LP io snk tie ~ 6 ate —we _ mes — ” » esteeenn iat ry IE Tully ote. BS oem v : . ° % we ees se — --- . - ee aa Sale of “¢ 7 a) ; - . sts Macaroni and Cauliflower. |milk—use this mixture as the and ‘ bake Tw , a j si nef LT eet ‘ Pen , : K ‘twenty minu x Boll a package of macaroni un-| ed to make the white sauce / erate oven ? tes in mod iG } FE e : ' Vit! flo ~ _ ; . | then drain. If fresh as- | ¥*'? flour or butter. Substitute caullflow | } eet L e as A O l (l : gj tender, ‘ caullflow er, peas or | + | : ee ee 4. ieee Cut macaroni and asparagus into | corn 3 : M f | W k APPROPRIATE MEATS paragus is used, cook it In boiling ‘inch lengths, place in buttered | “iy ”s anon If canned vegeta- © ° e n U S O r l e e S ten minutes, drain off wa-!baking dish and add white e« jo .3 are used, two cups of milk | gater * ~ and ada white sauce. | will be required to provide suffi- | €as in , ide f . SATURDAY id one of (‘over witt re mee » wer ith buttered bread crumbs clfent Hauid. ad 4 ® i. a es r 4 ee | | . = - to one cup aaa Breakfast Iuncheon Dinner Grapefruit juice ‘egetabia or ndividual chicken Bale ee Cereal . , . ° e ' pies ‘ | The Attractive Show Window Displays of Fee at: Soa ee. “Tiachea potnte Custom Suggests Certain Meat butter Stewed OxvATA ° & ‘ ' , , a tie a Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Suggest Chocolate bread ttuce salad with Dishes for ‘This Annual puddine wauefort dress! . ¢ Tea Coffee Milk le. -eastday Delicious Easter Menus. ~~ oftee Tea Milk | re - EASTER SUNDAY. | ees. Breakfast Dinner Supper . , HE growing custom of marking, mer foods: This {ts the case. par- Stewed raisins Cream of pea soup , beef and bance >in ay se — port Sy wes ee Spide rea Chicken with t | generally accepted Easter meats, iohidays and feast days by spe- ticularly, in St. Iouis where the | roile ‘Ol mushrooma “K) a — =" n White bread. eon seg oy Whole wheat brea many housewives find it more ex- rc ee ee ee attention to food combina-'§ spring Season is of short duration. ao Ps ' pote wt soutt ° on ; as tions is not only a good custom but Merely a short transition period ‘ofee | Milk Holla aise wat ° = tche poanens te serve Oe, oo, | also a special boon to housewfves | between freezing weather and the 1] Mo. io anaes ce offee T t] wah all . . to whom any break in the monot-! good old Summertime. Coffee Tea Milk The recipes es below suggest ony of planning menus re ]- So the: social finetion seal on MONDAY — methods of ee ape comed with jov. Sam sic MCLLOS ‘ Dn es cooking the roast cuts of spring a Easter Sunday naturally features || lamb and the more popular cuts Take Easter for example Laster |. rien prunes Grilled sardines on polit pe ut Spring lamb and spring chicken | Fine hominy ast miny eroqueti of other meats. > |! ‘ ] - , - TOas ’ offering the en- . € finds the housewife eagerly think- anq the attractive new vegetables. | xe ecrambied Cabbage salad a Dian , . ;, . : yf manufacturers a in nice pieces after its surface has “e ~] ats . toes and strawberries. | Da ctar “ a . i@ Kastern dinner should stress TCESDAY nt credit terms— / ~ ¢ caf’ ~ Saazer Ai As RR matter of fact. the Easter delicacy ne meats exquisitely nad Tl > DAY been made immaculate, then rolled = “oe SY 3 Sen! ts ? dinner is looked forward to by most | 9req vegetables. fresh ¢ iain a lad || Breakfast Tancheon Dinner | in flour and fried gently in salt a Ter x SNe i a an en Loganberry toast Cream of corn soup “Turkish aoup | pork fat or butter, but the latter , a 4 housewives as ushering in the sum-/i an, witht ol : : , 5 as I In; ' su and de licious red ripe strawberries. } (Cereal Salmon croquettes Braised lam chops Graham mush Lettuce sandwiches Mashed potatoes burns too readily in the hands of (‘reamed apit a¢ : Our Taha A casual wanderer j arket White bread Javarial) cream , Oo $75 Upright ae . a ar rer in market or rhe . a psa $ pecan” \ Fig pudding most cooks. Then it may he cov- , rTee rYTo ‘ers W ¢ ‘ + hea - , AAO . : € 3 ‘deg ee ; . 10 lolters at the Coffee Milk Coffee Pea Mi! ered and set in the oven to steam NOGRAPHS , : - yor 2 tn, i vegetable stalls will b thused to | — — > : : oi i . »)) ( 5 See ey rae aia eal WEDNESDAY a bit, but not tn or over water. \ : ce , rs h | plan an elaborate Eastern dinner | 1 | The flour and fat and meat so encl ae en ; Breakfast Luncheon Dinner snhantingly attractive are the | Grape juice Vegetable omelette Cream of pea soup juices are browned. ‘ Dissolve them , 5 5 ; in ee _—— gf aud a | ee , wor ¢ f ee gi ee piney vegetadies ane Paiees ge ST Graham sreas and “Toa” with a bit of botling water, then ade makes, Inateast LJ - - ' On aYnNe a te ne flowers, too, are | Coffee Milk Little sponge cakes _Coldslaw add cream and stir and cook for pliany nll records. Six ( MOD FLAVORED 3 Si ud ?; ANe charming. Dainty spring blossoms, || Cocoa ates Milk five minutes. The flour used on lections included. # sa? dare mec te ‘ pansies, tullps, hyacinths, daffodils, THURSDAY the meat will thicken the gravy. we —_— daisies, sweet peas and larkspur, | org , Mu Buen / any or all of them will add a festive Breakfast Luncheon Dinner me as - mg, Baking, 0 vhs ‘ : oes Whole bananas Meat loaf with Mashed turnip acts Mekine . note to the dinner table. Cereal vegetable salad Boiled rice ap salt, pepper, = — a -* t the usewife w — Raisin bread, White bread and Stewed tomatoes all over the meat. ace it in a Let the housewife who plans to toast butter Brussels sprouts - ve S eo : , | : | peels i A Ai L Ali me Lit Lie] lis ailG 4 ra (“orfea Sik afers ve designs.$9.75 : ee A MY DIA Le SY then let her purchase her supplies Coffee lea Milk Add one-half cup water. Slice Af s 4”, 6 eye’ es | , $19 75 | , yy eA ARS AY and decorations. Let her decide FRIDAY two tomatoes and one onion, and “ Y _ rT Th ; , . . o e V Strict} VBR Me whether her main dish should be Breakfast Luncheon Dinner place them around the lamb. to . elvets.$28.95 aa y > ‘ LZ AO yea Ok ; lamb or chicken, whether she wil! Orange Juice Vegetables ir. (lam chor ’ gether with six or eight potatoes Lnion YEG GH 4 Cereal Casserole TMoiled gsalme (raw) LI Y, 7 Serve two or three vegetables, Date muffins Baking powder Mashed pote , toast in hot even about one and Made M4 ; ' , : | Wm, VG whether she will begin the meal ee ee onde aie SCAsenes Lomi re 7 "otien "Sie “ast ype ne ‘'a quarter hours. Garnish with With a soup or a fruit cocktail Coffee e Miik Tea 0 Milk oad Coffee Te ‘'chopped parsley, and serve very A NR Et me NR COE ee OMT, SB ene fe " ee ee ee ¥ ” A eg tate ee, opto - ‘ and whether the strawberry des- ®Indi that ‘ for dish ked? mi above he f i Mi ¥ ee ae ! ndicates that recipes r dighes ao marked above menus may he foun¢ ' ‘2 rravy uce sert be just plain berries and cream in “Planning Menus for the Coming Week" or in ‘‘Recipes for Dishes in Weeks’ hot with a pan gravy. Mint sauc a ease MALT SYRUP OR FLAVORED cu : io or whether ; combination berry | NT ane Bete TEATS OE the Post-Dispatch |} RAZ be served if desired. MADE BY : . dish will suit the purpose better. —— $$ —_ | Milked Baked Chicken. $2.75 7 ~ VAL BLATZ BREWINGCO- These mer all ag ntous ques- | a. , arg b t | pagent oe ous ques- | est supplies may be selected before | milk the other vitamins concerned; ‘elect large chickens, but no imperfect $4.95 MILWAUKEE.WIS: | ‘a ' "th ‘a . 1 . tions which should be given full | ’ ’ : = - 7 ' m OVe me iv old. Ole and cut. SAATER AND From old Mexico, comes the the stock is picked over. in growth will be represented in ste 5 vn grb pa osu, Sectabhe ee Boheman DOMESTIC HOPS time for consideration recipe for that rich sauce of blended | | gr ae Pe pry oe i. These points attended to, the; your Easter foods. . : 7 ta . sr, nee the menu is decided upon, hostess may rest assured that the with salt, pepper and roll in flour. Distributed by chili peppersand spices—suny Sueno! |then thought should be given to|trouple of preparing the meal has EASTER DINNER MENUS. Saute in two tablespoonfuls of ROSEN REICHARDT BROKERAGE CO en ee even Libby's Chih the table service and decoration SO| heen eliminated and that cooking Menu No. 1. drippings until 1 golden brown. i : Con Carne the taste you ll like. that all may go smoothly at the|anqg gerving the good things will Fruit Cocktall Arrange pieces in a baking dish 425 South Seventh Street, Al your grocer s | Easter dinner. Then the market-/| pe a pleasure. | Crown Roast of Lamb Mint Sauce|@nd cover with one pint of heated St. Louis, Mo. ins ails should be looked after For the convenience of house- , Butter: d Asparagus ‘milk. Cover and bake tn a mod- in plenty of time, so that the choice | wiyeg the following menus are of Parsley Potato Balls| erate oven until tender—from one . ph fered for the Easter dinner, with Fresh Peas and Carrot Straws /|@nd a half to two hours. inster Rugs PE : iii | oe @ @ fF mae % ; 3. Swedish Wafers a smooth paste of two tablespoons ae > } , eas | ) Ice Cream and Strawberries of flour, half a teaspoon of salt, pho!lstered oad ase sa % ORE 3 gee ividu: , , “ak f th teaspoon of nepper and ata a 7 SEN, OR iODI ZE D ee DOROEOEOROOEECEOBOROOCZOR Individual Angel Food Cakes (one-fourth as} nepp Styles in Try This Recipe. ‘Stir in one cup of thick sour cream Next time some member of your {and stir until slightly thick. Add i|family says that he does not like |one tablespoon of onion julce and ‘spinach try creaming by placing it one-third cup of chopped mush- 'in a small earthen baking dish and |rooms. Pour over the meat In the serving it with a poached egg on|casserole, cover and bake tin a slow a Q paprika mixed with a lIlttle stock. In veleur. “the macaroni cheese!”’ Ap § ooecreg oer awe fra [= oe fine for cooking Lo Bluhill 3 ee a eee a ~ _~™ o : - o CTE ITE IES EET RELIED SER PN: TE" RR He ty PAI BODY. PRE PRO AAO OE EE oy a Cee atlas pa od Pi neve eat 7 ms - = +o ae AR a a pay A em ee arrensanemagen esaets ee ee eae : ’ | 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY eneile Suites | : ¥ Pork SPARE- PORK ard upholstered, ma- hy, i Shoulders RIBS CHOPS is 9 ] ict. *G | ” ight § 1 |! 15c ».|15c &». | 22c . ¥ 4 gt ; etime in BACON jicces: 1n,, 2BC |HAMS erie. 3 l bre os oO - | z Bonel a ture ff —————— tC Staak ==" ]e| Beef = 2 PONT OPO da ad » : Ae ee OE NE PER) ONT NG OTD E+ ee odes ~ A PR is ORME Hy cnn em sen linet ow naeee Sato REAMO is the most wholesome, nourishing spread for bread that ee ee te entire Oe emp ed . . " 7 te ow ea ae ee o ~ day. Preserves that aroma you can't SANTOS get anywhere else; pound.. $3.00 Eagle Stamps With Pound Can AVOCA BAKING POWDER . rent t . = JANES | : NE : PEANUT BUTTER— Convent : ; + oe A gs cog = ; 2 e § 25¢c Fresh Ground; Ib. . PEAS—No. Credit Terms ] > i POWDER GREEN PEAS— Zic KING AVOCA BA Fresh: pound 811.50 Metal $ a . Bed«; walnut 2 [a —— | ) : 1 . bs, ASPARAGUS— Potatoes oer 10 _— Bi¢e bunch ; 15c Sek OLS! SRT RE MTCAN Cinta oa ares, 5, “SaaS ae eet ae ks SPAIN CIE oe i North, Tht ONTAINS 5% CREAM wt etal Beem, $9 5D . a STRINGLESS 3 Lbs. RH BAKB— 3 Bunches 10c 2 @ > . ‘ 501 Pf AKE Bae 250 |B oll SED)! | OLEOMARGARINE ih Weed Si 4.50 | oy and sweet; dozen Nice White Stalk« Finixh Wood — tlhigg, aweeet Bunches FRESH TOMATORS.. Beds : MELLo6¢ RADISHES— BY 3 une Ap ee aga 10c es -e 5 St SS LEE. SE SS

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oe S oe ye ans ~ ate pa lite sfrop i= SHOULDERS q is Nice averace: . «A ountlits iT’ nepert a | “- pre preme eS eet eee a + EASTER GR Beautiful Viarket—always fresher by 24 hours than any other. FETING FROM EMLEY Out in the new City of Olive, throw North of Uni _ cleat City on the West. » a - a" Grand Demonstration“. “FAIRYLAN’ FLOUR” ARCADE MARKET ‘“‘you've heard **Bread,”’ ll-purpose flour about Tempting for “Biscutts,”’ Etc the Qa much | tones Clayton, adjoining fe Absolutely Free: @ This territory is substanti the most progressive, fastest-growing and Floar Sifter (oue that’s worth best-located in St. Louis County. And this parka th tn wna “er Market is the Most Beautiful, best-equipped in > Paes the whole City of St. Louis, and that don’t mean ‘‘Mebbee.’’ Quality reigns supreme in this Per 29 5 Our method of merchandising in the past 37 years, from the little corner grocer to the largest under one reall in St. Louis has placed us tn the front rank. to the housew:fe—we employ more people—do the large Not because it’s David What has done it? dealt the cards from the top of the deck. Own our Sanitary Slaughtering Houses, thereby eliminating the profits of the middleman and you ™ our direct buying. m etc., We set the pace in producing and selling Quality Foodstuffs direct st business L. Remley—but because we've played Cutting the price to the consumer—giving them the full benefit of B our Mammoth Poultry Dressing Establishments, § Friday, Saturday and Sunday There's game fair. Why? the in St. Louts. We've get the benefit. Specials. Open every day in the week includ ding Sunday, 8 a.m. till 11 p.m. ._ Parking : space for a thousand cars. § ‘ Prices quoted on different cuts are of the very highest quality—every ounce corn fed 4 aL K AB TS - a: - = f ‘5 ; -——Vyour meats will be fell of satisfaction and conteniment when you buy Dave Remley’'s |i -Eeypt Satu eve fered Ke Meats Try us and be convinced (quality considered ou'li save 20 to 40 per cent.) | . 5 his — ee ee bresh slaughtered . Cte Sm 4 oe ae eorn fed bigest | & Ss ueih * value on earth i me oe | HAMS 241i 15¢§ Sirloin — SIDE MEAT 24 » 18¢ per Ib - | HEADS i214 ' _ = | — aml DE = | FEET, Ib S| a =i MELTS, Ib s| = | NECK BONES Sint Steak } wey EARS Q ‘ hoice cuLe: per } G1 — i “¢ SNOUTS " EA La . ave mteé 2 i ’ ie “OEE nan Haddies, 20 , , - + for ~ ’ . “ar ~ ret . _ : s BONELESS 3 | 21 he ane property sens . nein. Whee es a “ALCh—America: euunlentiniieiiieensinaeesiains Boll ED orls tender and crisp (.eodr ’ zs : : S| “29 s neat fre i beat flax (-RAPPERCUTT —F ttra heavs for etren as - - . . — 2 wel * | ripe > ys thir Sh a juicy: for Y é. raf i ; : . : - a shits Pres! ‘ “ft i 25 4 size ; 4 25 nex) Ch » . . PRE . ” 2" . “26 APrTLFr™~ WV inexa Ss. hleoad reve! OmLA NSN: eS — Extra fine. thin ' o fix ‘ =e? —? « — _ ; ; *! ' = : , _— (Fre! 4 ' 7e, biearhed e a 3 ibe 25 oa, i pets aes 20 . ft } : ‘ €3 4 ‘ 10 — ('ae straight a7 od f fanry , On ripe BAN ANAS at ent prices. f a ‘CHICKEN SALAD AU tech ae seer. Commerc. the hesutit ‘HO : CROSS BUNS ‘ P tes . * "Teles s oeme > td « c Special taster e price an the finew?t that ay ase ine “or - “a de cia ¥ ever tickled your palate; nowhere else at f? O it 2 8 5 gS be C sy Mem a - il any price af rot fvwnticnute the eee rit F ie ee . dire 7 . ts = ee 150 watee; bw the fia! : : v! ave@a « » b i tthe ptoah rpothad \ i ™e V ot Pee ta “gg hey ere m¢ 7 rome A ‘.7?:. Govern Slices Bacon ‘ a ; ;' : ser a Iimporte«! ie) eo ’ i i” —Sa" rSTOLLEN Pabhsateil ¢ h-exe Pay" , : - = , pe nage : a 30 Pdam { hee. i ‘ COOKIES Reaucfort theese, «4 — ec. * : EASTER Petate Satad t “a ” 1.95 arhet larce size Speein! (reanmers , . with ; freanwrTy oo 4 f ; ~ in if . | EOLLED aa enn as i eee , APRICOT CAKE ooidocé cr sabiavintor Baan. tor $0] (Esser, geaiers ag ™ & 7 ., “rer 2 sive * ‘ = a - ' FREE! — FLOUR SIFTERA so ’ a reason!§ # SOMETHNG SWEET © 10 TOP OFF WIT strawberry > i ‘ Bat Bar te - Parfai ral Setting C olor rahi it~, . t4 . r strene run- | Jelly Bird Eggs: 90- “ nditior im box Ih 29¢ Hint ' : : (Chocolate Faster 19¢ bonnet Sexalb 6 Health Salt Basket ¢ | a in —— Ontaining (Chocolate Peppermint Pd Gc ~ ‘ > ~ &4 , 13c Kienzo (ine I. MEN! shaving ather Brush BOTH for 98c 39c 31.25 (‘ream So Patties, Ih ng ixa- | Marshmallow Caramels: ‘a a’ an ib Oc lac STATIONERY sPECIAI a 1-Pound of Lord Raltimeor : Paper and 1 Box of 50 Envel- ¢ _, ( ope~ to match : ™ hs | . Both for. 69¢ ‘Gea rfom CO 0 lator: Flectrex Coffes . Perceno- .7 S-CUp size 57.49 WITCH HAZEL \! ; ¢ ectagc* 7 " e = IVAL Srmru A de- : ’ ’ nn igntt facia as- | - ; - 4h tringent and th- > ? : | Pow der 2% | i a (,corlia Bath salt- toxbury STITimge. = Fountain quart : jo. Rexall “93” Hair Tonic Cotton; Fane I pound 39¢ ‘ Maltoleum: - ies full pint 19¢ si. = | Rel Cc Jonteel Face a JexalG SPRING TABS latbor-Lite tubber Lpron Household 19¢ 5901 W. Florissant 1901 Madison S215 N. Broadway (.ranm! and F-aston S001 N. Union So01 St. Louis Av (,rand and Hebert 2901 N. Newstead eT ee It nion and Laston (laston A McCausland $401 Olive 540 N. Vandeventer Detmar & Kincsh'’way Union and Suburban 6125 Bartmer 7208 Natural Bridge (lara and FI tzel G116 baston (.rand and Park Jefferson and Clark 6546 C.ravois Cor. C.rand 5801 Gravois 7223-25 &. Broadway Virginia and Wal«h There Isa Rexall Drug Store in Your Locality Broadway & Chippewa 1474 shaw Avy. 2421 Southwest Murdock and Macklind ‘.rave's and California hercuon., Mo. iN. Contral Clavton Manchester @ Marshal (yr. “ith 2 Lures a THREE STORES: +4 ae | Li28 salisbary The Recognized STRICTLY FRESH EXTRA ‘SATURDAY SPECIAL EVER- 6000 EGG LARGE; ae Vith every pound of =. Valley. Lb “FINEST SPREAD FOR EVER-GOOD a Lhe, for I REGULAR 30c POUSD GR ANUL "ATED Sugar 10 LBs. 106-ih. Limit COUPO American Maid =i sm 6“Maid Malt fs rich 10% fare Ameri: and wheliceome Remgt RPORT SWISS CHEESE IMPORTED © 5A ( HE ES GIiNLINE Poand : _* \. +. CHEDDAR (HEESE— ound : CORGCONTOLA CHEESE, toa med . vi re a \ (KPEAM (8 Pon wt yp KS — x. ¥ aot as eR ‘ shed il — We af rel wot. (here Han | Time of : at off BOTTLE CROWNS: Gress_ FRESH ROASTED 'JMBO PEANUTS. 12 DURE LEAF LARD, Lb. LAh.t CARRY-ALL ~~~ . “er -* rich one es wa a Se FFOOD:| a — = RECIPES FOR IS ? "rr va IN WEEKS Thr . a " Lon sf ; ” rap LiL , VEIL >“ >.» o " > . - rv LiiQG & @bbaii ¥ , . J 'h Foo ealad SuUgEeS * pre ee P ippie, nd grap o£ c with alis @: ‘ S¢ nm en s Anot rad s tru se prepared. r : : apric r pear. half a ow st c at | & on ay . eat 4 and t sdea side a ver ‘ hn d = " raise in @ lettuce cup a* On spider Bread. One and one-third cups e pint a k. one c@ one scant teaspoon sod and on if tablespoon butt vos hird » flour, ex eual p SUs4 one-quart s mn Sa | Mix i sift iry ma i ¢ ‘ : = i ing sou nd i this xture to ta 8 ,dd the beaten e¢&55 an ve half of if awe mil and the sugar Have ready @ frying pa! ated and & utter When this is melt n he co nbined mixtures P rest of the milk and ba moderate oven for three-q -» hour or more if ne¢ triangles for servin Cottage Pudding. \ialte a cake Datter as f ' iT “gD margarin. @ suga one cx , half cu and ti! e-quarters cu r feast 1s baking pow (ream the shortening a sugar and hen the wel ece. Have ready the dry r : rixed and sifted af ome first mixture alt with the milk Rake in “every tim bake cake, pastries wit wonderful Gee a box from cer. Use haif of i do not sayit ist cake flour you return box with flour to grocer days er he will your money. STANARD TILTON MILLING CO. * o 3 choice 4100-02 EASTON THESE PRICES GOOD EVERY DA — — M A nO SHOULDERS Seaclee Rolle RIBROAST..22 Can SLICED BAe ~wift« Sugar - ured hele c or Lbs.’ dE (rea slated

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> ‘ PE Ap et ay 2 GB pe ae 40 rol ee ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH fase ts mee FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae Poe PAGE 43 ¥ YS : = 9 .ces of toast, sprinkle with cheese | ‘ : S : P ; : \- : ‘ uce., mint te Piy ia THE cold water. Boil | teaspoon paprika and three-f> f yo | ‘— i+ a ‘> ar Ré : . ie ie tn tomatoes, one teaspoon Celery salt, glass mint pitcher oné-fou cup ‘é a 7 4 ic lOw butte red pan tt . 4 ute - r for about : é 3 min Melt the butter 1dd thy flour one and one-half table spoons flour ) 1; @} sau ‘ nats moa tii hii ri fs - ! el P j > a > . “ Th .) .% ; Pos e 7 ; : Cut in squares and serve ana BEN ie . lade , 7 : emon Farsley Butter. ogether one cup vinegar and one cup finely chopped mint leav ane ftir ntil ro:e . 7 r) . Ollie’ -Guartel Cup rice Tern pepper- | vored * gervin Me 7, 14 } ++ ‘ ‘ ‘ — tir until creamy. Stir con | pI r i vit jamb fam a iiitie butter and add ;% ~ 2a straw be rries as sauce. corns, one-hal? tablespoon butter T ) | | -nese recipes for making the: ~d Re f * © n j I Out on t } ¢ (‘t) } I ‘ , q Three and one-half tab! es and soda. Bring: to the re eee TY Ie Sauces are recommendes j »] « wi i ; a*\A . ' butter, ree tabl ne pon: hOiling point, add the milk and salt | OK the rice In the brown stock Mi euetePpoons fiour, one i and once ‘rhara tet #1 RES Baas seamny ERE yp lint Sauce. BOBO RORORCOTCRCHOR« si | an qd one -ha] Cc Ips Ste wed ne : ii t Ii¢ Tri} shes e ¢ Util (jJtii pik Miiltsine iLi¢ o Ta en Le cup cold ny oe ead 4 \ Hie - ' — ee SO od boil. Have ready the mat Ss, peppercorns Piel att tablespoon cornstarc} : SY aie ee the cheese for cooking \Var\ ny thie i aimil es Lj aspoon toast to a servin dish &nd com ay hutter and st this a: ten | eats . | : ha , sit eta t Se | _ & - & . one-quarter teaspoor : ) } SC } , p da. bine the cal ire Palate chop} ed cor? ne dd | ru mixtt re. . asSson vith Sz + | “hay fing ryiry? V¢ ‘4 ; . Ss eight slices dried toast. heeft p + | Lave i our this mixture over theland pepper if necessars en thoroughly washed and 1; S@RCROCROROESCCEOROROCROROG i i > i ,aaA STI fe ‘ : i COM AN‘ ves) "Cater to eer \ppetite Thi ough tablespoons grated chees peat on he i dip each slice sepa- | hal! yur, tbit e te . tablespoons #amhe esd 4 3 4 ; 1% : , sin i \ iT} t ye = - : nn ado on H; alt SI 1. Rigged ire nelee for serving. epee po See , C1 aed ee 3 | DENG CAKES : , ; ge It Shen, Cyt in triangles for servin OO ten Dae G 1M CHE amin nonnes | Tissue 20 times. Thus it comes to you as th _— Serve one. : Pes le c ake vatter as foll i > :, ?’ os “ oaks ) | ~- @ ¥e : of é iy , Uiiid ug Minn uoiwy i e-halt te Make a cake batter as follows: wR Fe pee ea. VE SEE | 4 neice ae white and soft and sanitary as sealed | . P nov wenrte ewe aed , es neat. : | chen | POs 2, | Tei. Ay There is no added cost to you for this extra ornate ng . a ‘ : aa , ‘ L 4 ; nt wt ghe ~s Se wW - ‘ : e — to well-heat- . *. : ; = {s ( ; , . ‘¥eu«,.™> ~~ ee seen tie well ee' ne | Gt ee ee : , 4 : ai ads | hygienic protection. Why take chances? ne May | en erg. Have ready the dry mate . : a io ata eo , mixed and sifted and add Bellevue Salad. ee ite ate. . nese fy Lilie ai iit iS4f you shal- — aaa flour, | ‘Meneon it muepts, On: “OY, We tables lables; =f a —, “™e “ . i : Senet Sane aan i> for SER ° CEPOKT CHEESE— 70c| TOR TWA (and - sacks) = New Potatoes, 6 Ibs., 25 DOZ. Bromo cance: och : zr all grocery stores. : ae 10 bwwll Js. ] De. nas] 0 ONSEN CKEAM CHE rSE3ZOcE , OR; NGE ES Y a3 : Cabbage 3 Bunches : 02. 35 Highland, Il. A. CREAM BRICK— 30c “ladishes. 4 nice bunches 10Grapefruit, 5 nice for " Flours wa 20] Corn Flakes, 2 rx. 15|PeaSso sas Tl ~ 'y ane ER 30c 5 | ee gh : Pull line of Domestic ' ¢ R re pesuaiieted 10 Lbs.§3 atl bE vap. Apples, 5 Ibe. 24lLyen's Kie able Peac — 2 Ihe, oat “ound ©. D Hvetiow Cling ** my] ) Inipected flhieese of |: Kings. nds aivap. Pears. « Come UURD ese —— g Pvp ANU» LZ BACON j Walnut COI (Sugar OY SALT "a SALT — —> —- a * a 25) -_ ; Sons. ib. Limit Bos 70 1 CHEESE— 50c | Highland Milling Co, F CROWNS: Gross 25¢ SH ROASTED BO PEANUTS. 12}; Lb. RE LEAF LARD, Lh 13c ee ovrws. Rol CARRY-ALL : 1¢ r fe g '*- -45] Salt Tow i 4 1 .c rH ehw : Tuan ~~ er Salt Pork. 20 pron Ba If your dealer can’t supply you, send his name and 30c in stamps to Highland Milling Co.. Highland, Il. ‘See eat oe ee we © oe ET eee > os ’ The POST-DISPATCH Kegularly prints MORE WANT Pac kage will be sent post paid, ADS than ALL the other St, Louis newspepers COMBINED, . ( ee oa ee oa —

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__— Nationally Known Brands. ;.- TAS 2c Cee cee vie an a Special For " ; ‘ ‘ 2 . ‘ . ‘ | ; ov . . a - Lal en Ef — “ - aoe a — We are not always lowest, we can’tbe... ... We consider QUALITY FIRST. Swift Premium or Star Nationally Known Brands {\-, ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 4949 DELMAR R BLVD. 217 NORTH 7TH ST. — NEW CULINARY IDEAS” Which Will Appeal to the Cleve Housewife. Well ] irae j catve’s liver ‘ : . fe and rr] ions In a pint * ; a oe of 1 : solle | or tonges with CORNER AT OLIVE vhipped cream horse radish saggy Can ies? AND BROADWAY Using Apricot | mag: rT de mere aitbut cnov er with ‘Q, ee : | 2O00GOQOGeY4 roOlden ches eed biscuit w Har Easter Greetings Levert xeon Seal Sunday, April r7th PSieoomaphey paked beans with hee Hand-painted Satin Egg Candy Contain- Muffins made savory with bits of ers in a variety of exquisite colors, and a wonderful array of new Easter Novelties. Some exclusive importations, obtainable sep only at our stores. Chocolate Puagnies, gs snaimapepetngt : Chocolate Eggs and Baskets to a, dd joy stines minke: pied breakfast , Easter Specials Two Easter Boxes speci- ally packed for the occa- sion. They contain as- sortments of delicious confections that will y rhubarb ple o eetened with raising 's banana to this fe ast day. Order Ca > relish, or sliced foe al i, add ZEST ar ldi : °B ‘ Tendti t asparagus wi Ki le OxXeS oe eee ee pas wae melt. De rfect dinner Nest- Boxes in various dish. ; Wholewheat nut cooktes or af. sizes for the children mond ice box cookies forthe fam. filled with delicious ily jar j v , > + Sat + 2 ~% fund wholesome and timely Boston fudge cake for Sunday” night tea. goodies for Easter. Will | Rhubarb mertngue ple for Supe Tmince 5 FO OD teteetens a WAS A PLACE Tne ASTER MENU ne American Company inner | Generally Includes his Popular Article. The old- fashioned housewife fe willl ang it imp ossible to celebrate Eas- er proper! ly without bakkie a | gmemade cake, especially if it ~ slanne: d to serve strawberries and) ream OF strawberries and ice ream for desse rt either at dinner r supper. | The cakes made according to ese recipes will be found delil- | ous to serve with strawberries. Hot Water Sponge Cake. Take four eggs, one and one. 0 of the eggs separately. Add the Beat ess WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE volks and cheese and seasontagsimmally until very Mae eae once 1 int LvO 4 ‘oO Manufacturing and Sales - dd salt Ss] e F h &; (Le ie , ee ~> > ' . - ie es. > +4 ‘ re . = *> © WHOL please the entire family. poke please the ‘‘Kiddies. day dinner, Saif cups of sugar, one-half tea- OR . ‘ yr. ar ; ss — it. one teaspoon flavoring Z ae . ‘ . a Cheese Souffle. oon 8a ALL : TWO SIZES ’ vv THREE SIZES Two ercs es: veea ta hite React, vanilla or lemon, two cups : . A 42 ee a aa na é oe wi waits at flour, three teaspoons bak-j } $ $ Sy ip 7 5 5 1 50 auce, one cup cheese, cut fig gapee'? hree-fourth | >? OO and " QO ay y) Ie hs to e salt. Bing powder and three-fourths cup ‘ Sth ee Beat the yolk oiling water. yolks and the whith, ga eos adding sugar grad- : 'd. to the white sauce, and fold in the” ) phir #4 —— ma . \ hites. Turn into greased baki he ifted fiour and baking powder iod ne dd water, being sure it is boiling : dish and bake over a yer a ti) it ry ard just before it is added. Mix 4 flame until it puffs and becomas Mare 24 i firm lightly but thoroughly. Do not @yeat. Pour into ungreased tub : : “Man, place at once in a moderate | sven and bake 50 minutes. 1 Angel Food Cake. (‘hocolate-Marshmallow White Rabbit Easter Egg Dyes Pkg... ty candy EES, bsox Marshinallow Pan Planet—After-Dinner ~ LO SIX i a4 AND One and one-fourth cups °sg “4 rhites, one teaspoon cream of tar- FRANKLIN Bf Py cco nd one-half cups sugar, one tea- poon, vanilla, one-fourth teaspoon lmond extract and one cup pastry, our. REMLEY- | Beat ece whites with wire whisk LEBER Mintil frothy. Add cream of tarta and continue beating unN- WHERE THE CROWDS er THE BIG WHITESTORE PURE CANE H. & F. PROM NEARBY FARMS—CLEAN SELECTED GRANULATED We Guarantee Everything We Sell. reased pan. Thia may te mam nto eold oven, the flame lighte¢ 5S Lbs. Limit FRESH MEATS ie ne oom eee ae Che Laci | : : d salt | mil all moisture of egg white ‘% COl j FE ‘Pombined with air, or until ogg . Will be loaded to overflowing with good things to eat. Hite. will not slip when tow! 4 Fresh E be 3 als ! Everything you need for your Easter Dinner—all under wp in. 1-tb, peckaen, © Gal Ripped Then beat in sugar, siftes | one roof—SHOPPING MADE EASY. Meat, Poultry, 45e Ib. value. Wve times. and flavoring. Lightty ; Groceries, Vegetables, Bakery Goods (from our own 34 am flour, sifted five tial me bs bakery). Everything at rock-bottom prices. enitine any wtireing. Pons ae Note the size and superior flavor. Ton-0-Th-M orn; You wouldn't get fresher or better vegetables if you | 1- JLOrnIn picked them in your own garden. From farms daily. Pure We always have as large a selected variety as nature affords. e Butter Potato Chips Pound Asparagus 4 a —— Mushrooms — ario Fresh ristos . | Lett 9 : ber , 2 for 15 ne ybon; extra " tt value. y 2 gf Hot Cross Bunsoo:.14 Easter Specials for the ee ee EVERY PACKAGE CELOPHANE WRAPPED a Lard 62". ..2,,. Malt Sy rup 2 Gans Van Camp Red Beans | FREE! with cach can; m reat S10 value. 6@ | | 2 Gans Var Camp Kraut Brew Bot. Cookies, lb., 25 j | Nationally Known Brands ; (\- oe 2 packages Macaroni...........15 o-Lb. Bag Table Salt 10 Butterfly Bush 3 for SO /Easter Plants at Attractive prices “Offices CW Ph iE cate tt we es Ag ati Oe ae is i PEVELY ‘ ir ow Mild, sugar-cured, yf 4 ENS ee “sh ‘ 30 S MO KED HA MS a ge 8 ore Pie i 5/7 ae © eal en 9 Duck Eggs Doz. 37 | | A\ eee SOLID CHOCOLATE wt “Kvery Slice Alike” i 3 new 1026 crop; ‘ ‘: tes. Sg GARDEN aaah i oR SEEDS r : EGGS . MARSHMALLOW. Ib., As see si 2 3. JUNE : a | Vitalac—The Perfect Cottage Cheese. 2 Cans Van Camp Red Kidney Beans__20 6 ALT FOR A.B. Pale Dry y19 Se eS TT te “ — a6 Double Checker of ) “oN | the : Ginger Ale wort. | ‘ | ) C lark’ S Seweriors “45 aE Quantity “8 wewyywwy yy Other 7-07. packages orate 3 tie cca” Macaroni or —, 20 (0-Lb. Bag Table Salt...... 20 Of fice: > Ww. The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto 12 magazine in St. Louis, | 508 Granite Bic

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o CULINARY IDEAS @_ — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ee ——FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927 __ F ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 45 P Appeal to the oy 7 i : Z + Creve | 6 ST ae Housewife. Sa Pca \S 2 or a dainty topping made by mix- led catve’s liver roastag 7 7 YIN} N | > : . ing one and one-fourth cups con- | Sand onions tn. ... Sas SY BY BS S ‘al XFS We | fectioners’ sugar, sifted, one-fourth | : i ~ SY BY BS SS . 4 , | Cup cream or milk, and a teaspoon | — _—- S Fs ASS SS : ' howe | Of vanilla. ———— This is a large cake and should | a a | be baked in a large, though not a! Be ’ X-. +, a — | a ; /moderate so that cake is done i | 4 eon eae . + ae “oe - VWe.’. > | ' n Lp. | | | Pp pan, at a temperature 4 i HAS A PLACE just one hour. Or it may be baked | — poming lh cup butter, one-| cream thoroughly; beat yolks until | lower than the one ieiaed hs —S @:33i/ ‘ , at $25 degrees for one Gott pve r —— milk, two and one-half | light; add to creamed butter and | wise the egg yolks will sett] ‘ t » Ss eb teraereescesenese= war ‘ Cups cake flour, four leve] tea- sugar, and beat. Add flavor. then ’ ° . il &S e 0 t! a | Pet: 23 eo: 98 , se- Hurry-Up Cake. bottom of the cake, making a heavy | . i ~ c . = P i One-half cup shortening and 1% | poons baking powder and one-half | milk and flour, alternately, and | streak a Ae é Pe | | ; J2 teaspoon lemon extract. beat ha rd Put at once into slow os cups sugar, creamed together, Add|_ Sift flour p oan a a te t} | once, then measure,/ oven and bake 30 to 40 minutes. | his one well-beaten egg aC rr = guy pz fe, one Cup; add baking powder and sift three | Can be baked in loaf or layers | “uy Parsnips to serve with the , . > } ) t f ~ gz iT G r Ss i oie p miiar rt , af NivaA « 7, . a ' = . 7 , U} aditha sai btiwile Oi clove and nutmé — « \ 1 , % ee 4 ~! The old-fa: — = we Or his ageiicious gold cake take a Gai ee —— oA f “ te fi ‘ . > , —— ne \ \. : eS ‘ : P . +» Tey c*eei¢ if 7 r i Ss 4 } * ,_+ ‘ a . ~,* / —-* ba > / . «a , ’ ze ~~ \f } \V aS - find it impos bivat it vurAace sisS- ee yolks of eight PZRS, one and ‘ ’ an : WZ, a d ~* \j 7 2 ~-s ' \ \, | Sh ae A a A WV 2B 2a Cova . _ | “| 4 _ . 7 + .3 \ on” Sees s/ ~ = ee beebeee 64 + et ee es & ter properly wilnout aKING a&a;| one-fourth cups granulated sugar, . . , Ire , | nt J i aiy | ‘ i a ant q homemace { « 2 ee 4 ty 2 V ~ © | . . «4 f ; | , 7 + i ‘ ~*~: : Soe i. / ’ ‘ i ae ee = A PQin Packaoe Uf | iwiano Spaghettini Ys: ) M i L K e « COUNTRY CLUB « «o« bn 2.5C PS es | J | Y/ ; CANS - dd cream. of tar with the yolks of hard-boiled egz2zs folded in, LS ff ¢ loistur? f ap 4 b } «) ~ Ys , leg V4 YY, “iy “i Tf / Wb Shy Mhy . % /, : 4 ‘ ’ moistu! ol egg wW nite Y.".* Sap LG, “YM, ke in a hot oven. Serve immediately. l/h ; sacar weit embined with air, or until cgoo Qgey7 O77 +14 tee , Y,/ fy, . ; _ ’ mS ‘” f F. . : Whi, Wy, “ : > ~ _ ii f 4 . = £-LB. PKG., 35e¢ tee! cut t nile Will Not when bowl! 1s vw & "ly ot UM > —-- a VW) or Was a . LBS pac "s real ; = = gar ifted Pee: ; Wy, See , ; ‘ Bepped, hen beat in sugar, sifted | Big@: 1 1 yyy, | wate ne . SSS ~ — ee OT : Q25-LB. SACK, $1.69, . te times. and iia rine “ef See Ye , FF - . Lo . , > : = 7 N) sifted flour and baking powder 101 | RgsssRaaeeme * ge oe \\ \\ \eN th f / i afd water, being sure it is boiling a Rs tS, Fee \ \\\. e use O ( e cream O }; Ee four into ungreased tube| fi > NR genuine Wurum eat KY V7 Country Club Creamery LB. Cc pan, place at once In a modera‘e| i ) gS : ZZ ° - Uf OW. Known for Quality PRINT jen and take 80 minutes * 2 Be. Semolina. 13 Gas, | whites, one teaspoon cream. of tar- : imond extract and one cup pastry a , Vi tO yr) h lf pound of Viviano spaghetti In Y)*) =F | f Wi ; Saited iling water. Remove before done and C/A Wg F L Oo U R ‘'OUN Pa Y LB. 95 , ~ \ ; Crain. Mix this thoroughly with ea quarter / Aff ad ( O NTRY ( Ll B - SACK Cc : continue beating ur WY ROL MLL WUT Yi he . 1G two cuptuls- of broth poured over the o) Light ‘ys eases abe dlevocas J ir = : 4 =. . y : 7 ; . we = ~ sf _ a f 2 a —— ‘ _ ’ i an ies aa, Se, _ 7] —— -_— 7. as.a. 7" 3 | J ELLO AssortED FLAVORS 3 rxos DSe ee a LE NLea | | ‘allowed ee heat to! oe i 3 ~* r , ya r ‘a i'? . ‘f " A B 73 ? | - ors Loe ie. _ ze can. A real lic and del ; agar a ae £-% PEA BEDS De ee Nee ew ee m* 7 7s sweeter kernels than you ever = 3 3 : every jar. (ire the ch#- , & Cane @ren aplenty .. . the more. tasted—like the firm, plump t SAUCE 23 | the healthier. Fine, too, for kernels of fresh corn cut from Choose the meat dish. of your Easte+ Feast at your neighborhood Kroger Meat invalids and convalescents. the cob. Shop. It will be an ideal time to test our oft-repeated statement that nowhere can bottle. A real finer quality be had—and nowhere can you secure greater value. Special GRand 4400. For . }, Sdiieieiiiann | TOMATOES - .". - 2 us25¢e ean. Ked, ripe. hand- 7 LOUIBIANA : i. a te weaken 12 STRAWBERRIES + wo ivonox * ZOc TSUP 10 iw - 2 I 5¢ GRAPEFRUIT - (ia * 3 roxZS5e A real 15¢ can mn cans t B-on. bottie. A ne Sweet Potatoes.... 145¢ rem eee... sce kt eee 3 lbs., 26c Khubarb 10e Celery well bleached stalks, 10c Flakes ]\ : : ie SWIEFTCOS Premium (jreen $ bunches, 10c Cucumbers......nice size, 3 for 26¢e d: 8-or. peckage. 1c package value. Puritan Hams. ib eee] FO sf ee oe No. 2 size can: - Bigtyat e FRESH Cc ee nd tender. A_ real r nk oulders °" Beans___15 : C , { fc st nh valine 3 cans POUND _ . .:§ iz -_ ) Be 20 : : VEAL A ope Highest quality-purity 2 | ans - - pentane and fresh in every pound. Carne _- -23 | On BREAST. LB “ Cream Eggs—2 oz., 5 flavors.............3 for 10c a 15 Turkey Marshmallow Eggs ..............3 for 10c iS 4 3 Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs—dozen........... 9¢ 7 a BREAKFAST CHOICE Jelly Easter Eggs, RGM . ced sescecneons ee 12\c _{§ L | = Easter Butter Cream Mixture...............lb. 18c wrest Chocolate Cherries ................ pound box 29c ized Salt aga baa ze | Bacon Beef Chocolate Drops—Kroger made.............lb. 18c rors, Beg ioe 2 ame Be Assorted Chocolates—Kroger made.........lb. 20c = - ee peent oes meee Candy Bars—best-known kinds...........3 for 10c 295C Z20c C a ke SC a_ = 3 5c CLIFTON, IN OWN Ri E N Cc GOLDEN WEST, PE AC HE S °." ge woscan ~ = 15c 2Y PICKE LB. , &8-OZ. BOT. 13e, 19 DRY PICKED, LB SNIDER’S CATSUP pape Cc ARM ROAST “ou JE HON #ANTOR BEEF Lt. CORN FLAKES KELLOGG OR 3 PKGS. 25¢€ SHOULDERS (2°. = 20¢ — Distributed by All Jobbers CALIFORNIA mine Mase Head Rice......2 tha, 11¢ ‘Mianderé Pack Com ......8 onan ae F. F. Bush, Factory Representative - L { Cc E D B A Cc oO m® COUNTRY CLUB Z6c Tomato Puree Scans, 13c Argo Starch—Glons ..-Pkg. te Office: -C. W. Wacker Company, %-LEB. CARTON : Heinz Catsup see k-Oz. bo lSe Standard Tomatoes... ..2 cana, 1Te , Country Club, 9%e Log Cabin Byrup......Med. can. 466 8 CG ite + A WAFER 5c Kidney Deans... 508 (sranite Bidg., St. Louts, Mo. | g& Oo I L E D H M SLICED LB. 5 Pink Salmon : Tall Ib can. léc ivory or (‘ream tril Boap. ~ bars the COMPLAINTS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION—CALL GRAND 4106 ‘ - . - = te We one Ie a Ee w Sees gaits "2 : : sa eS ia Lt 4 Sy A ld NS elise: Re willie - bad cs . , tas : ar ape me a sib at ied old ae ial, tia ie . , gan ¥ ag bi : i P . 3 z , 7 F fa “a m tee ak aa ae i “Seng ye bo ey ea et, a ae i js 4 va A - ; is) 4 - A a ee Ree 3 o re es x % , : : ee ey 1 ate Renn oe Sp ae negate thin Hd tok tril Gy. 9 se en » B¥4 ; ae aA “" ~ a ron, fo * a Se dnd Ne the iw ~ « wn a - Z 4 a, , , ~ ; ~ - ~ Se <8 Ope 4 due owe - : o Pens ee ea ee nee ee o behead, on ay ~~ «* Ode ater “Ww ee o* J 5 J geayteangh . i ee BO ee ao rm 4 ns Par - - ra ~ ne a ow “a es appa ee se aaa. 1 Se - a i tee en Rl beth ad WD fie ben doy oO ae = ae on ‘ RL gt tae SRI 9 Be I, RIN eH RI MEET RE py Rang EN in ae ae a) en eee ’ agi . VO Re Reelin: preteen keene RESH FISH AND OYATERS AT ALL KROGER MEAT SHOPS

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16 eT LOU: pe-CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES are NEEDED—WATCH the HELP WANTED ads. @@ _ Se | —_ Jae es ————— oor THEATRICAL HELP WANTED. —_ =—= SALESMEN WANTED " SALESWOMEN WANTED ‘HOUSEH LD Goons ke cr 7 DEAT H S — WANTED odges, H@ISTING ENGINEF. ‘enxers. o ee - eay wee oe i 2 r ‘ : aeneras : a . | : | ei fea EN IP L OY MENT stead “kan . Da | il a.m "3 | ; . : ; | a z ; | rida) . : al > | i : : ts S W A N i} k D (AN ' x] 7? fa : | SAL SLAD’ : . | . — a ih : PERSONAL | aman i a ee 1 ye : abiiahg 33 Oven es G MACHINES | | 3 . | CARPENTERS & t BUILDERS. | necessary: also saline yomg1@ S. Grand, |once for Permanent positions. Se in, 318 N. Sth. Saturd Co ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ea o5 - “ : . ‘ - . ; Sas = oe BAUR—On Thursia 7a. } 4; | SALES : rtabl t . : , 7 nome te , * . - S 4 “ , . 3 . s . i : | i ; = : 2 : i ’ : ot b~ , u7 4 °% ‘ m4 4 " . : 2 . os ; . . iv ew 7 ~ ~ ~ } \ ; = a t ; A S73 . “ . : ; “ i ' , 4 : re . - : = > ” : _ : | : . PERSONAL , . Gand. 4 By) | user iy - ae , Vieme , ’ : " : .oO Dp , . i : : . é =Tioye SA —\ A ‘ , . : : , - ‘i9 : ; ‘ rem P . i 4 " ‘ a m : xe . , . : : Me ; e nach ; wall : Ty b59 Rand 16 | ‘ } ; . . i ry et, ‘ ; ‘ - i : ye i ; mn . 4 - ‘ : . . “ ‘ ' . 7 ’ mr» " ~ . ‘ ‘? , ; 4 4 ; ‘ “ - : , . > el ° \ : , - ’ ‘ Vi \ a - -32 ; he aie on . d i. «* . is ’ >» 4isia ‘ aa b&b AN q “ ’ oes . " Se oA “— — _ ‘ : . “ey 4 - - - on mow 4 CO L\CTIES : = *c t-Dia. (+ Ege , gr La : a “ a rg ee. - LN ’ Me t a Ck “delivece® al ¥ 4 zZ | ae : : : call : ; ' : , . ‘ wn ; - ; ' ; elivered ip at 2 2 tau . , . 4 ; © r I Indeli y \ , i “ “it Aebild e . 7 ’ 7 PI ’ = 7 * * ~ ; HAMEEI— | | ‘ : Fleer | . | jit. 6 = =e reen Lt at x saath ines 3 be Dae 3 “ HOUSEN'LD GOODS tip eo CLOTHING HARTNETT! ij " , >, TIT TeX I kK Rw LV lit} _ PAIT!I rh. MAKERS ——, VY | . CG iV) i a ECIAL NOTICES 3 f pans sts en shop: steady work. A! LRP A TPR as no. eee to vour inepection, Saleen per make. complies with + Ee .kmp. Ta XR, . | aes - ‘ na ge eae . stim a Pe . ~ ; 3 Tn ana vi aSllilie il e4 r° r lump ‘036, "Pie ; $t. Lous a satu ROOFING weet car We expe fIFFOROBE ) — firs x metener’ Sete feet co Monies : : — ecjencm ag hE pe ae og SGU RaNce—eacs Fr JEWELRY, COMB MME ASE CASS DIES Tas ee ae , sy x 5 stios. nS : : ui and s ots. 35184 Alas : ae * oad for old gold. us ) aa : 3 : po ) 7 ar. | etween 10 and —% od EGE — -conds. Miller 765 Be for $1 ; #% ‘ } : i.sas ur §TOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS (OSTESS—Hit.; | apartment 6 ienced, store. bank, school. fixture 1601 Buaimen s Bank Bldg. (c80 i an - ~ & FFF FEF ‘ . = = - i eo : | work TY Pus Mifz [ he atu Lid i - se “or e w pl ~ : : uae erecs » par. | STOC } : vette ‘ “teiy | Bork. Wa Bi. _{e sch Houge a POULTRY AND BIRDS. i ‘ 3 2 J i ’ F a . . a4 - . . ’ b ~. @teae - - ‘ ~ ERAL WAREH i , went la cays wh meget Bm ov MM aT ye ew ge ; - i aa ta s ’ ; - —? : . a ie; >. . * hn ~f . . P ~~ *. . ¥ . a ‘ : - / - ‘ " . . e " : =" : . Lost WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC rs bere 1 rs — LS Derg 2: H ~ > ‘ : m "2 Saial ; ' i : = “ r = 2 oe sf 9 i ai “ | re = tics Rosa - ae . 4 : ELP VW AN ED - : : : = ! ronsS rs \ EX De = | ; ning MEN, BOYS a rat ui Galen a Good general housework in | "ues . - a 4 7 r . = : ~ e . ~~ a -_ _ - , AI HRM 1\\— , ¥e me —— —— = = -~ : ines - 7A “= j J =i) - Feehan | LOoTs 22 a - : E rien ’ Da nily “ A . Q ? 9 hy care a : ' “Rk stud $8 gua : ene: - \F Pershing. se Pr east i rest IBRARY TA rewer - whe 11 — = | rT ~_ =o | : Hign ¢ r ung Man + ( LEHMAN PI ANO CO, : : - ~ ; i Lili * i tid ii ’ Os , a i. ones | | rhiaus : ~ shoes. 635 e >, ie met = : = . aa ina STORE and OFFICEF r 4 3 d i - ‘ : ; ~ } , = . - " * i } — - . , ggg ‘ + a Bie Siete eat adn » essary. free and willing to STRATORS — Ex : : 7 us i : bacyains. RICRENSORE: Sl D -Qeees P ssinacae Ds 2a ; 4 ‘ “ ‘ ; = d KUNTZ , ws woes = — | oes —____mmgeme jf; Oll4ii GTand Pil : ‘S i 4 argalm ~ a ™, = 4 > ~~ ~ 4 +> e ; cad ’ a oe eer . ' + ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ » ’ ; ’ ; =, : . ? ~ e McCONNELI- Went: : : z since Vv furnish - — = ay i ps monstraters aad ; ss . . 3 ’ 7“ sa? . a ’ . ‘ 4 . . a . ~ " P wei PROPER RS ee TR Oe, . 7 a ‘ ; a = ’ > S . . \ 5 3 ~ } OE. ~ 4 ‘ ~ i ; Like A577. Rc ™ + , . r Ty 7 5 Ten LETT] NG & (RIMM Kk —Tenewriter, . ad » 4 cor ¥. 4 ¢ > us. o* 7 = " - set eyt , ge ; new 4 = — ; “iA ° MERRELL- | ) yr ag , ane ; ~~ - i a i e ~ ‘ a 4 R37, dear son of 3 ; | PROFESSIONAL ; ay = ‘POR! | SE en ae Se eee ly a tand 6577. Funeral Fr OPERS—1 | SALESMEN WANTED RL iparicnced Gum =| : tated, SBS 5 get eRe ey SR Sas / ’ , , ” >= ; be og oe’ t : | DANCING - P oh a les . : ‘ “ . : : \ ie ry, . . rer rey : . ’ : = , : 1 > W ASH ING | \{ FLINES sks x _ ” / » —, a | Ee) ® | 8 16. at 1 wD ASA the "~~ ’ : ' . “4 . ; 7 “ > = - a ; - : 2 ° ’ : 3 MOOK E— F- a . woe ee a ' , \ a ne to eFrange ; : April 1 io . . ner ae né , : : i ls : EC Sa art 5 Aaa iat ITE A RR or 9 2 ~ Sb waer es _ = ¢ m™ ' ‘ . ; ~ . eigen * ; 7 : >a q 3 . _ rr L, ’ eg a « a a 3 - \. Penonins ‘ es «(Lit \) ie AAMAS s THE PRECHT CO. - : &. e 51 - ' - % , ‘ : =. +1 e 7 re on ! t - - \ { be . ‘ a" ‘ a, i _ 2 : " . ; ; . j " 4 1% . _2 Ss : ° : : “Stag sin ) fn DETECTIVE kat ee eriens “a ne wm ete | Secs air ar : cood cor | i ee Gee Math - S | | | , se es ww terme Bas - TYPEWRITER AND m ; Vs , ' ’ | ‘ : . igh ; 4 - WA . + ' MACHINES : — : 2 . @u@2@8’2 baw : PPT VLE US = - . ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ _ Se > . 4 : _ ae ré.. “ a tifsisial . ;, eS ‘rr if ] For Sale ’ " ‘ . : —— ~ . = - 7 ° = * . ™ - j . : s. weekly LEHMAN PIANO CO, Sepa AIR de te Be eee “ be INSTRUCTION Hiv. AT™C HNIC . : : : “= " . ; . oo _—T h ~ 9 r - - == f plttnew, Rosats 7 oe cece | ole ans vor eae Scat the “hate Bone: | HARCE . ton ranges. S22 50" dresmers, $32.50" ove HORSES AND VEHI 13 . “ ” on , " . . = 4 . . . > , - ; >. . . . ! ath : teed z ' For $a ss * " . . am | : - - 7 : = : —— : . : > > 7 . 4 — . . — : ’ " a? * ' - : ” . 7 : be . - : ™=- i. -— > . ’ e ? i ’ - - ' *} *5 = > »* ed - = = ™ . - sd ‘ - ‘ — - = -°r*- = ’ . | ° . ‘ o - ; - “= . : = —— : be 5 rut ; : ; ‘ eh a ~* ’ ~ 3 ae ~ ‘ - , 2 Shin aid : : “—s 1c = ‘9 " dy F ; i’ : © . . P ' " . 2 E ' ° — - ¢ & “rae of $15 wi « secepied. FY a = ttl sit ———— — a a Ogg ll atts +> . " ; et : . ” " " “ ; . gl ——— —~ tn, inte ate ~~ — er ‘ 5 : a ‘ ’ i | [> ’ + oO fs . .“ . . 4 ps . ; ~ » SY = ‘ ° - ‘) T> r R A T¢ } T . ~ ee ee ee — . , i “gy a6 . L. he \ A ‘\ : ; A .~ ' ; { x x i hae , . : . . . » ie : " : : ’ . oa hk bal i A & ' , : P - ~ ‘ = _ , ‘ x i 1? a OT e« ‘E sT « el = SS = - —y a matieetlines in me el i ~ = ‘Dendahle ts, | Value Baldwin's id sal : ~ * - fo a RUGGLES ved int , . = ' 1 PRR Aa & é' MACHI ght ame Teeter Rugyice , | , ' . terreus: oa t references. a OPERATORS hE gs Oy en mma, Be For Sale Bo ‘ 40 : “* ’ = > ’ a . . ad . ’ ; se 3 J “ » : ¥~ : . : nT 7 . , ? J : . ( 30 eo pei isa ; ore be Wi “ mat Pe Lohets ee ~ ae tf vie : Liana Rag a AS ee RINE MRC eg abi EY kA lan etd SONS yey og th: Pata ; eae. wots ” Pr ee Se eet EAT ~~ Res ms GOS , aE ae. et: wee ‘ES A alte . y J* ,, > - : . 6" bit mR PMB ge « &, 5 ’ . -* i . . 4 4 7 pe 3) atas ; . "I . ~ - oe . . Py, 7 ~ —_— : le . \ > , ' . r* . . 1 ; ~ semen : © : ad i s . Mi — yi . 21h i « y SEIBEL——interyd int : FOREMAN First-class welt ters. Ha ; Oh > ken oz4 JElferson 7500 Auris 34. 19 : ; ce ay ;' : , a ‘ re 7 etween $ and 2 } “« Opec Saturday aad AMosday Ev- ~ ~ ’ : ‘4 ’ * . > . " " ‘ ' he ; ' _ ; , s " at j } i = miitass ’ c of « & . se a = a a Aa i, ll | ; sf > \ Fira M i, sMAN—En — : . . . — . —teae : ua ‘ : i ; vs . . =4 . : vs | ,, ‘ ’ onry . ; « el 7 . ff 4 - > : bol ™ i ‘ taf ~ i ‘ , ome fd re +s " F Ng OO lO ayy ey Oe > = . ' . -¢ ’ 4 rhe , — ' .%. — . ~~” a! » A ia So ee ee a a I iy : ‘ 4 4 > \ = 4 - . : « = 2 se A A gl ON ON, Oa a eg tins , = md rit , 7) a , . » , , ahie ot 2 | r) f = aie é rs : : Vu , ; Jefferson avenu i 4 Ss | , ee: Trade Schools Me Ere es a 2 Mgh ie “". OUSEH'’ ss Goods WANTED new and used; wiring AN il ‘ . TEIBER— At her res Ls , 7 Fa beer ge et Rene ae 1? a. m.* Saturday mornine 4 ni : - bd e : "6 : > MA. "ABLE Ww A a ameter, € wake 5 "4 and Cesta > re Fe: ke

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ean Me oer sa Rag rs Aa ha oy ema 34 : een. zi ' 19°* FRIDAY. APRIL 15 SEH’ LoD Goons WANTED I ee bit Ww AN re 0s,} een ~ SR ce a _ Sedans For Sale ite Re ab ys Mottretie +4 Ba RE hg be dt EO, FS Coupes For Sale 1922 = oe Cwit onnehants stile emplo: Ag gy OF Se, {5 50—ma mr, VA aus Coaches Late Hudson Coac h, ru 3406 8. good nning Od tires heap. FR a = ee ee ition: fusiness ae Jefferson om tyles: $60 up. ic) + ond on 395 ¢ $1 66—Sieep ng. $5 an SA 5f) A. § S I TARCK PIANC 0 « CO. FORD—C 1926: new balloons; ex- , ry litt $4 Ks very cheap PAKK 4308—- > , ¢ ‘ * oc + —_—_ ——e Reson te seccy = : -ATIT: , > : a 2 > ©. | \ Ir ) | —= : _ ferson ae sg YAHLE) , 7 SAP OT . stil aati t TE ferent 1s ; The pees _ ay st a > ' Vie Pn UR! -1YL6 mail stee Siip-on pboucy ' *T> wy 3 = wom board. 3 ae LRA ; ‘ r. Kl) Cour « ‘ 24: ex Cxcel lent nt: cheab f 7 sie ‘ . - nr has ’ . — . oe : J) Jt.4 + Hudson Coach | loons, repainted; ‘terms. Ri efling, 2501 - ¥ HAV E_ oy nditiorn 3405 S Jeftersop ta ble i metres Meee iv re) i] PFS 3 s "Jefferson —— Ee - . ; PoP HI KON \UoG-—Singie, Goubie = er FORD gi Jlewet?t , nea Bia Jetferson NEW . -~—~ GO i a« vupes, thing on 4 wheels: GRand ; T) L D NINE lear we! > uel or 38 te eee rand. ™ ome _childreg welcome. us Sti. eh : Hh ie a MAP] ; me ry owe open - \e 4 2 4 ° large rooms. st ond 2 My 2%, ’ I by a . wee) hd Lat, ISO. ; ‘ve i ' : ~ a " DODGE SEDAN . ch livery trucks: 5 real bar | ° client mea deem furnishes fino + how o-heening. ‘ i alti “¢ ae toe 7 AI WN E lage) “uri she« sedan: fully ¢ } ust MARYLAND : aa r! «7 r s4 5) 3 large pourener. —— ; BE te» tally rst My will oe SS , verhauled HAMILTON. Listed bels WV £50) rep tt et a ee — oe wintes a ee - ; . ‘ ‘- anes a, 4 ONSY a : ae ’ - { ae such as 1926 good (* 40G tires; priced for quick sale { ) $600. terms. | vou ondition: new paint WOCK, 8 find an unusual group of Piano bargains 3 ul FORD COUPB, $275. for balance due; terms YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand (cj a! ' mA afile , S108 L iv We to “182 6 4 I ‘oupes; $. 4522-—Spiendi . Po —-* a ad ‘ ‘ — " a ‘* one a. _ _ FU aii guaranteed ‘ : ; $275: 3 int Chevrolet gor ba TF Pregame , ‘ . Wo d ‘ . : : rand, LACIece /H600-0108 ‘ ads asin n 3 ieee - si 4 ine and FOrest BSU, V* Peter W t bh at O ) se e & Mah. } . ' 1825, n ‘A : Exchange : . me ano - - ai { “ il We eo pen Sunday and evenings. a2): ter Tevie F } 7. TOON Trade in your present musical 3 [OON MOTOR « CO ae! ne oe ay gsm gp all BoP ee oS Accessories, _Parts—For Sale | VW ASHING®* mstrument as part first pay- —— 1y) SARE - Si7o. S185. S20 finished in uct ORI ; J ent ondition BO ; , > ae — ee ae - | . — 4266—Third floor: ment. WH, S300 | eek. 2849 N. Grar ch =n. V Stent Vo SE eh partment: ail cor ae atc a4 as ‘ . . . ope? —— we ? ° in . . ad - A$ mY? oes or Wiii Te | Qn f de] tf . - ) wine MRUSsS—Coul ; JYkb-20-\ ke} immedctate nereciis £ private ‘> ss , ' — 1aree ner : ~~ . hed« ' ' . . Bteinwa\ Kenmore kite Te 400K apart met’ iTe a\ 12 Ly ifs ‘ar 4 2a\h "HON ’ ’ — Se clean water PHERSON. neg Freon ‘qv \f furnished ie7) rag arne. ne he oan keet iQ OGRAPHS Pp RIC E D TO SELT, Coach mah gany) —Y ( $595: = and span; if , uk a Tos. mahogany) . UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locurt, Always Open 2 : df on toca! M40) Oldsmobile ; | (siven Away 730—Lawnt ifs: . $5 » s4aran ; . ° ° » ‘ . . a . " :* VW (pit 2 rif ; " , * ' ’ ‘ . ‘ tf] j ’ a! ' ’ ne . > ‘ ' P ) > | F rl “we at . > ° : % " "pate aaa 1344 \W] Bets li I eS, IN .) 4-[PDonr Sedan “5 . , ’ — - ; : + y . atl - - = J iit ee eee S595 ns Y. A HU} Grand. (¢ eee ; _ TL tal : 431°7.-T front J . a ‘ ~ r YQ Iwo ‘td a! rooms. : : “ s % y 4 UNBE L > Zé we - 2 BUT TRUE rc yy , We ‘ es - morch ac iif ' * ' ‘ , re « & nA mine bm ty . ain A USED AL iO : 4 ‘ t = — Instruments ror Sale | 110 liv : N EW OV RLAN D os f ron me "PE SUARANTY MOTOR C 938 Locust, | roadway. Ht MAPLE. 4912— Front single oF connec Veca Lu Bifis . : . alr | , mi I bide rY > » . g housekeeping: 34 50 9: “gerege (90 ‘ ' . ee pete phil a [wa sod an @ Ata Biz Discour 11) “[ . oe . MAPLE hi 87—+Desirable sik LOOR SAMPLE PANA.!* it will go today, terms: open Sun earns. | FRANKLIN SEDAN % ee s For Sale , wal | nnee: second floor, garage eguentl. TROPE—R; la (* . aa me 4 £000 UNYVERSAL, 3401 | Always Open 1924. 5-passeneer: , n nieally Poe wenn es ee ee J |SULLIVAN. 3826——-Souther postr aA "repair tadio a { ombination 196 Star bh ( oacn OAKILAND—F =p mag 19°5 bargain F . oi. . bie "Poltax ciey eee ee =a ' soy Sa srk Nag ac om mel naming | PIERCE-ARROW DISTRI a eae arral : n beautiful walnut (¢ onsole, was! _!t ae baron co. 5088 Locus. | fo A «pase ali an suaminteed 168 USED ANNEX SDasaree 3 YLA 4° wards a. aie a FL ARANTY MOTOR POur-w hee: 6 K | — 439 id. at Westmine DEIm: USI IRES—B atches, etc., at lor (i0, price $510: easy terms PRoy , , ig dD ) ? : Northwest room af an . v2 baie JOOK. Whippet ( “oach, $175 Ho mobi ile Ned; ray > THIEBES MI STC CQ. 1) . ‘an hardly emg ; eoupes ) adv AY a oe arty Page car \W e Te l You the Truth meee MM a ———— OLIN 7 = Sleeping room, Here’s vour chance to get a | ya SUES. Se! compe 7 oom. DEIlmar 19034 nodel car—heau- | fully equ ti hat will give a | »f satisfactory Ri. * front room. room with free phone: re- (ce) Be autiful a Ss SO cheat KAS TADES: Ly $5205 or - jum) ee ee 9543—One newly furnished roorn, . wekeening: all convenjencgs igi! sePry! "“e. j \ i ~+ t, AV! tS ; : lront . = 44 ,i—tarce connecting oue- oe! a4 ce ing: 2 beds, $8; single, $6. (e) 4°00—Two rooms and also fiebt ousekeepine: second floor front: $8.50: cink and range. $9, (ol) rivate the se | burn 5276A—Large. clean room. ‘ ®.. “ . ily. 1! conveniences, $5. at Al | | LIFORN! Connect 697 “| Joons, duco finish: $1300 car, $795; term: f DOM Couse . 2: ee ee ee ee PAGE BS03A—Front room ané kitchen- Ss a trad YAHLEM. 1035 srand ire :; , oe — er , southern exposure: vacant Sunday : aNd; LOCUS, 1—] 996 OAKI AND ian aa 9-9 sagnieacs haiiaaanin Oe ee | ae emploved couDle preferred. ap. — } ye } ‘ ‘ s , sha gre men n mi privat ' M. Sate : . WEN) sect tee ta : \ LANDAU SEDAN | |} °25 MAXWELL Cow | es 3 —-— “LAND PL... 11—(Near Hamilton Down- S83 ‘ J ? iOn A) De 7 Uniti FF D : . ‘ GR4° like Be 4a (Ati sstsA' Roadster Zé ra aa ‘A ru i ot} ar? ; ti tel larce. sunny room. 2 . twin : let 544. VILLYS-OVERLAND,. IN‘ io ae ‘ | | al veni¢ men, $35, CAbany 5398R. Wtd.—5UU- pav Terms eed LEHMAN PIANO Ci "HEV ROL, 7600 al PL. 4546—Large southern 1101 OLIVE at ' high rices Lin +. 164 oR ou esas Mk \ 12 LET PA & D S. UNIVERSAL, 3401 Leo iways Open riy 7 \ i? j ng : : Ai das : . aed’ room. Pimar 4184nM bata: reasoned’ meV i Os. ‘ we semana : all jaranteed. | Flint ——— 1 | ' hel ‘riing 2: = rentemen (e7) ped, ¢ vou Wan ted ' : = , ent signed “ea ; hiink., 6 é y nd LAciede EWELRY, GOLD, SILVER AUTOPIANO— ~ today for $865:/Ali, automobiles eht for. wreckias , pa ore pact ‘ ] Lig I , 17 PON TI . re . ‘ ‘ re ° ‘ 5 J ‘ ( j ‘ \ . ‘ . — ; - . ’ . , , , " % . . ’ ; ‘ ‘ at 4 , i — 9 + > , ‘ ‘ ; : ; ’ q Ji tr. 7 " i i}? , . | " + ‘ " . id ‘ ‘ il \ i i Aida . os : ; ii Ke » . ; A ‘ tia itu ’ ‘ 47 ‘ . ryt ‘ ha | T 4 > —s . e ve \ ~ - . . e ’ ‘ . 4 Aa .- ‘ i i . ; ) ; , ; » y . rs 7 , \ \ ‘ 4 | ‘ ~ : . rr)? aN | ; ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ; i> i . " “ae : ‘ : a4 ‘ ase a4 - ~ > : ‘ .¥ . " P | vu ‘ ha " i ' ‘chi é . ; : ; a) CoO! >a . g = ont BR Li» i ( mak 040 (Ou S WONDERE UL BARGAINS 4 | , ()i.lIs vow peo - —- - SS i ati ale ao , fs , A . P 4 ’ ‘ ; i , : . : oe . ~ neg ——_——~ ge eae | tee } r) ore } 7 - NI } ‘>gr . S ones & > RR j j I . fe ; ' if ‘ ’ (sk ng Oe ee . ‘ ‘ i . e ia ; + ; ‘ ee ’ 4 ~ } in . ont . fi um? its ; POULTRY AND Sinos 7 bn Re \\ or CO... Se . Jitter AUG. ‘C1 "A DIT.LAC Git , rEINER-FAHKENK ROG OD pare. . a" Estey WU Jp pr eee pay highest caeh Nu i ee (cS) Liie@ i + €5 pes: i Ch ev >r = ~ > -_ > t=. nigiiesi . j 44604 Fast nm. cs) sid-New. \ : A) —V\ oT MONARGH. S137 Locust “KUHS- - HAV E 7 | HUPMOBILE tn) gg agg tg nig: IE en = Ai 5 eae a AUTOS WANTED 7 iHIGA \— Hall roo RSOX. 8538 Flint han . = Spa RS Househeopins ret r cent : pT : oan lioons: wy man wpreferre private " > hot weter. phone, (c60) ‘ ss ‘ P e . TT, , VAL gory fwo connecting ——. Jet flereca.” ‘ _ inaarg ] Bul ‘ Our: Re } | sw th ‘ one siecping room; owners per i mechi 4 tion r00d ! , 7, (046) _— i? ~ bareg fi, $505 ~w- ALTO 7 VANS stim ae } Sde peor le only RL = om “gr r 5 \ 1 : : m ‘ hi Front Aye Anen Rt 2438 8. Gr: § h2 ] MP oadste!r . r “ line Dé \ ‘ ’ ‘ ; ) — . _ So emnemeee — ' LO4s \ t ’ ten nih tnt RPIMETIN OR : lefferan: HEVROLE’ Tov ae ; South NGTON, 433 5—Room and dresain | AUTOMOBILE LOANS Tuo Ty Oey ye : ae ae 5101 » $2 wuaranteed mies | Slit nin mee site ) — ——— water in room: private bath (o8 CT 7 - ‘ts DIS! .) on ‘ 3 J y i . * } i ‘ i ‘ i , i i ‘ ‘ y; - ; a a : ; o na : a : 1. : ai ; wf Y oy | i eit _ Bias . ‘ HINGT* y Tih Front bedroom. firet . . 4 ie ‘arn? Vee at hot wah, _ Ta oh inot . ry r : | . . oS ’ ‘ . a . , . : > ie «’ 4tre Washin ’ iT. 4323 C36) | TT iN’ Made in this conntrw is i} ote iriven by an ‘ Liema! ' FORD: 5S roa l ‘4 j n wheels: new rubber: om , Soma ne + — ‘ TT) FIA )) TENT AT = fulls in excellent ndition “ome, B66 trade. terme S60 M sir. 2612 Michigan oy Rae: ie ne ROOM AND BOARD Refined mm famiPy 1 mi be ras: ph os hovsekeening: Price $625 casv Terms ) | a. oe ee Ree. | Minty. SiS oc down, balance $3.50 week. 2849 N. Gra $100 to $295: all cuaranteed nt Auto | Bee ee Hi er ew furniture. GRand Soin (C40) WASHINGTON 5297—Corner Union: ee Verne Kirkpatrick Finance Co. ° ost Exchange, 4867 Easton 3 : “room: 2 gentlemen: breakfast if desired | ROOM—Laree. nicely ful i board | block from Delmar-Olive Steer 1120. IA MLS] > Oo . aoe at . ! TS C:aB we nG.tl } ] I 7) Dodge ri} u ee j : , = oot ; Tine 2, Pres southern and weetern expos- C, t ; wh, Eo { UL , 4 (2, v ee gt hee ee Se ak | ind runs 7 galt Ps Si) BOAR! P R . refined gentleman, pri bath: free phote in room: FZ - rey ' > ; : . — | RANTY MOTOR C tai Locust ¥CHIC! = oa ar, BCE Ost , he roeomers,; ' ' Dodge coupe . 1925: newly Dme 7 OT O04 } 19 HALLO co . ; ory " jf desired: sentiemen on) (ey ° ry , Acleds bad ATERMAN -Large and emall New Dodge Sport louring ‘[ANDOAH. 30% Room boa! ~v ne 4 ee ome: run few rg rble eam hea electric at +I MINSTER THE FINEST Come, TF ang a ‘ / 4 a ae a dds my & a ~* a tee 7 e FP ewes Ol a> ll cet et eat atte il i alli —_ ee ee ss Look! Au to Loans Borrow > a r ? ; > ? i ¢* } 1 2 ] ri¢ 3 . ’ “ ‘ } { } I he att . ‘ , . sir = | . } i -~ , i i 4 Ee : . ‘ AL i : “TY | ey ¢ 4 ait > oe . mee. . mt - ‘ mS : , Tl » ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ba e . é u kKeeD . | ee i el WURLITZER, NTE 1006 ()} ing weiter: piragant p (es) 40?1 Reautiful south conv eniencee: i. (ee Ma) an’ “ai. Up. Wiehe ‘ais “Fran i) lin. iLA- Or rth phonic Victor Gemonetrator. beings Tf4in, terme. Ludwie Music a asters Oe Oc gi, ee are | tata cay (jiive 1926 coach ’ “— Fiint S| O04 28 C Chevrolet ‘ ‘oach Ru nm le thousand police MOTOR CHEVROLET ¢ ) ey} ’ , sss ‘OAC i, ‘1926 . ‘” ‘W CHRYSLER COACH “itis ‘it hie ~~ Iissex (« Given Away Phone Your Want Ad to Sell Anything The Post-Dispatch Classified For Sales Columns is the mar- ket place for any- thing of value. The Post-Dispatch is read by far more St. Louis readers Daily and Sunday. MAin 11 11} _ Sedans For Sale ean Sista Basinhia ‘hrvsk T 3 Sedan ovr ‘ a 4 ~! rakes > tT? Tv? ) = ’ ' 2B 4ond Locust io an ond: it? Moon } ae os comecting t ath \e@wrlfad ape | dee of the Free «lectrie fans JET. icf) ‘2 ‘, ap eetkiy. Blue Grose : - Edition, file copy before 10:15 a. m. HOUSES, ET FLATS C Call for an Ad-Takey and kitch af eee 7~ hao eek ening To rne gj NALJ $10 (cay atiter servi APARTMENTS FOR RENT N #561—@ pooms,. geen bral. newly decorated. (60) he ne eae gt an a ee ee ee ee ee (a pea eet ne OR li acelin * 7 - . 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— a ee enh cat TS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE ‘LOANS ON PERSONAL DI nna one ENT—South HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES, FLATS, A ” West ‘$5 7) Sod WEEKLY, APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | Pid be Be oich __FOR RENT, FOR COLORED ke SAGE——4%4 acres. S-room house. {ust | | ome ————— ] working “Sa a saury? loa ee nts MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers Combined. ae : A 4 AB ROM ge Po a ys Dy pat LGCH z : The Post-Dispatch Regularly Pri ett a Pagietre ; ees mr ar “ Dt Wisi wes ‘ Kirxwood: in ce r pouill North —FURNISHED HAL! E » oa , ae " ¢] oak : steam “heat i TH M A> — rooms elie J ait S500 , | aa Rn cnt - "919 j “heath bees f = “ , ry uit ore Kirkwood 38 -~aem — a. os a o ~? 2 x. 7 . oe ° . 3 W ; PI t , —) : ‘ ; a = i. 4- - in. pd .___ «= alit : ~ 4 e . ‘ i 4 . cae RX i oes _— oo de he ih, 2 ~ Jenor ) . is or 4 . TAA Modern roon ished: $25 up; live here, S$@V€ | jow Pho T WEbsie: LL BUY 6635 HOFFMANS 4-famiiv fila 5 rooms: 8] | ' gg DE S. FISHER, MAin 16: efficiency, furnished for | HUMPH 316A —Modert 9 ge gy | WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Fs. LOSS EK family flat, 4-5 1 se] bag C : ; >5-8 i. * wood 7 POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 etic f BLOCK NORTH OF ARSENAL t I aces, electric iigat, omen ’ FACING FOREST PARK. $75-$100. . hardwood 71 WoLr- . | E —sa000 ee eee Foere ae’ ire : nybody — South ss 5544 Pershing: elec mntis furnished : + i ss ' é $45.5. me — , 39-8 hent rooms partments: reasona os, | EDW. LL. : — pectric Sixsarem, inxiou ) rand. How WOLF-POLLA S, 101 N. Sth. MAin 18589 ae, ie ma ae IN CITY. room | hk «: - =? = } _— = ie WE YE Qi ra ' : —_ - = D shirley Mason. . 333 pst rminste urn is — -roeom né' br ungasoy Aristignr ay on . (FKAVOIS-ELLEN Va OOpeedD APART MENT. seactineins+ aie ve v tar-re orm eft ic iency pe r > y -} i : ; { owt Ze” 1 : a a “ as tecide ta rent p s 1 Se - e | FE ASTER TIME | goer vine . oy a : 1} i “ss” : ae A ny : * 4 SHAN = the T $037 Gravol se ’ beds: a real bargain: $65; hurry. (5) hat eal : —— . Sater leetric: st ouis Cour - Coa | a - oe 7” eR a ie + Charies , a omedy and ¢ STOP! LAOk! R EDI ‘ ED RATES P . , i 44.5 M sea t _' ’ — im ; - oe cede we > : » * . " ' - ry —e ie im -— see ) “eae ' or “> ‘ fod a : ; 3 se Le S21 ’ W ———— 6601 Washington; brand new; 4-room nishe : a Sea ae Seeoenen [ESSOW Feary CO Oe aeted) (ee tae ie an hematin toon — ‘4 ‘8. Gra ad. nee - E N RALPH LEW Is efficiency: lar e living room, in-a- dor bed, ; ae sacaiiic a ; MET) > 3 Brick rags ace. i ne e Wi-t a WI. SRE bith ad ast us i _ —_—_—_——-—- SIONEY 1 TE oe 8B A D The Fala beautifully urnished. breakfast FOO sed ce * 1°4A—23. and 3 roon or ht gm al! J LIVE STREET Rv. JO. , cae Pe nee ct Mice caeee ial LE Ss aul =. ~ ; ~N Broadway and Others ir +. room. completely equipper , 71 ton dishes: $75; 5 rooms, 14 windows. $10 oe eeprtlt a Rand Seas ae TO LET—BUSINESS P’ RP’ P’SES __ Box 0 : 2 a a str a boo : - oe Pa a e ae . North mee wae . eee ; poate ss We - (40-—3 Tr . i. ectr Se ; ; OF r “ E SP Ac J ao oe vILD HORSE se ciciaidilieaaicoe resin ~--=- — - WE Ww LISTING : ade treet 3 : ! ° Ba 2. a S . . sonable: available at once. Call TYler 1- aes - - tod ” ii m4 Double LCIIINGEP ine ; ' ; = ERP. . Fi WE LICK ] t. GAr . 2S ached ae ge: cond $5008 to f «woman Power” dao # aba noel * : .* tSi4A , fictel OO ee se sn, ws se PREFERRED. REASONABLE . “New York atc ) z | Park. Your inspection : | eR Northwest i fouet dt block trom street | PROMPT ACTION. 2a. = Sduth ‘ tht So ae scenes ORM ROE ae EEE Ee eee creat, WYDOWN 840. _————— Denble Prot N Td N s* i . . ' ’ Po al i , : - : . ; , a a. - | f SNS Erie SER agr ne i Se Sse SEE Pr etnt ody Singh vas pind" avtr atieway. marae J2 wars! DO YOU NEED MONET a BEE {-.i ns ; ; . 5 . ; ) _ 1 ‘ Sek 3 Kind t ; in ae . be - 2 ~ - i pi rt , ue , = So 332 fry ; > By ‘ ~ Pe me a. | - 7 cadet wr WA E AND = ree - VEW | Dyk A 7 13A—4 rooma. electric. ggs:/ | Stores SO" © a aa ai “1240 GRAHAM —HOT WATER HEA1 en for inay m Sunda; ind Of ad PIRST AND ‘SECOND D Ais gS Jim the c m oe r weel “The Ketars ' mood tenant ‘ — yee ; _ : iz interest ulck servieg, { and fs 6 FOG n , ge 2 line (@ann wner le -EAS CO.. OSEN BER: : | ‘ Riddle & I NION EASTON most z TT AGE. ito des wae Mar ket lime UNION-EASTON TRUST Bae : NB ; 08. c : — A the ity. Has cut price to $5250; tern 5325 Easto FOrest 137 BRAY. Realtor. 706 Chestnut. GAr. 774 6-Room | Bri ek—4500! com f 4 r garage; & . | rill s bles: esta blis! . | dome nag ey ange . 4 4 cas balance + ; meet JOU Sate A. Basten one aie pe . ZY THEATER ‘ “ee os b rae ees, For |-161 wares ilend Hisar Ose4. 8s 3 Leta: hea FORE. | Tale home a’ fireplace’ and Onaas | Lee tony Cnestnas, Gastiels 1427| Fe ama MONEY WANTED fh fects et. Brier | famed } on reliient c« rhea! ; P : " 3 ; ame BE A * SERIAL t water } : lare Y PoNMdG lal . i Td Ws .7 Y.; : Sardw a . — = ont Park. at low rental! Ar ee fey a bo t anw kind fect. studded wit ve! ) » hot-water heat: 2-ca 11) Pierce, SE _—— oon mcNAIR ’ ;, PR hon : ; ‘ : / OS , . = . ’ wel. ; red property of more ¢ FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE 009.050 f8in nity 2 Ixy. co. U2 “Gantt Se a MAS NA 2 es ; eu rae ae SOUWW,, “$801 0 $8500 : Double Pr TLS : pr rei ~A : PALS ' > . t-— 4 ‘ of , c. th ave cal ‘ itles and ample CKLIND —— a i, WE bs aK : * . ’ an hn he arvice IE ffar mer 1 ; .: buffet apart : eS a oS *. &.. 1° sence. £2536 Cat : simi MONEY Wtd —S815 000 : Aeed ———— orate ani ets Oo « T ‘ ‘ ee — : : ~ . } ‘ i .x ; Oat : as —_ : ge! ' ; . \ lesson | ty , Maplewood . — = . = E cs pc) — RESIDENCE, attic i. et n } re | ‘ shone. MOGLER ie canna w DELMAR. 6622 A—5-room 11T@ A ob site SPs ~ement hotel .in the . , = Pe . t MA APT 7 Residence, 4 ‘ 70-foot t “bis I for ecard ent 10. DOC - ve a . remen and Vaudevtt ant locatio: a Conve ‘ J m0 re ‘> . = ‘c¢ and exter cal ‘ “RE r SIN REAT-|. encom sleening oreh ree eautifu | Northwest ; wwsiF W RISBERG. PRospert O42. 5th Pp, a. = — and 8 —e25~s~ Ow , ’ 1.5 a : Se. ' “a tee Se pone- "= , wae EIT ar rh.” . w TIN iae- e : = t~ s . _ SOE. 1 COx arc. sai ar a — PARLIN. 4 fu m sl OUTS] ANDING BARGAIN, SOU TH SIDE °« r cent. & yeare rrison Ford “econo nog , £1 Miho a : | he 1 ‘) lif : AL : ' } Manche . S500 ¢ ASH BI td t] a nardwood ‘ * @, i . am > . ax ¥ mocern QAAVUACEE I HEATH CoO.. GArfd new srw SHENANDOAH : a ~ Lows PUSS Miles st. _— “¥ * oa a amie oN, rig > 34M for au } 4 : ee Ss * PYwCE yy Pp we . > 8 7 rfieia 3 ie a — Raw RL BBER PNRIGHT 5728. be ; a Te Ap: iT — “mes ecage raed ar ———e . ateniaaepeeeaninanetensinn PEN nayment E. 4 KARM R. ‘E. “a INV. CO. JEff O95 AUNCE P HEATH Co., GArfield 4 | y&Sheoandesh “KE porta = 2 6 " FASTER BARGAINS ee _sTocKs AND BONDS Pe BESSIE LOVE inectient ner nts TORS—! of “NEW BROO! ‘ want fer INVES ES’ { offer a «oe ‘ s « bath hardwood fiors, ir ares os Comedy ” — — — - ‘ Peter the Great, Mi NEY ” TO LOAN—On LOSE AN ESTATE iis . . . ry r >) ul " s T-EW B ING 5346-48 MAFFIIT AV. NEW BI ILDING “3346-48 MAFFITT AV. ae : ce. arrag Tr i ) premis be es ) | ER. yo ” ; i Dr ui ent ple re 1: . 6 : pri ©}: 000 erly ow i ; ’ . i A m,. me, sleepin rch, $1 mM) be x. P a. nat O’FALLON ) “HOTEL iumPrre . iM REALTY COMPANY, ] S. 5! : Fal | - — _ 3 be : j ae B aa. ~ se ~ By a a : sits in a Leeda . => — toa = — . ¥ =. a. tm e200 we w. ss scone and Ovhers Re? wa n . “+, = sic. BW i . TTE ® \ (LEAR SINGLE FLAT Renae wevers Grand. Ete. Vee a a onal Banke Bldg” PAULINE : Bg M — — paceamatgriaes 5347 I we gir dees a | 2 ee NGALOWG-LM? Btfictly modern new 4-1, 20> (a Se teem. | : Southwest | Lillian & Claxton eet Oe Brownii bie Ap art ments = oder Mh FA room brick’ garage: worrn $6000. must ““"EEivBeRG @ JONES REALTORS. ~_ RESIDENCE—1959 KEBER Pr. ‘BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ee ee — 5536. Pershi Notiins Riverside 42 7 warrior. Parken SASOW. tal | & oe __S Pe | teal home. concrete earaze for 3 came | ACIVIC COASS Sia Pestalozz! ) “Ladies at Play Begitaly tursianed,“¢-room et REAL ESTATE CNTRY HOME — Wen oming 6°!) Be SUPIFUL SINGI wal SOMSSDERER REALTY Ci tect eaNiondl SAGE ae | s04z Peetalonst — o it ou war ever — . mene hoon . : - ’ 2 x B4 BT LPT ST a F14 N. AINeS i, uals A, . West | * QUEENS “DENVER PD anatase | > 3? 5 fr m2 irae : i ‘ ‘iccenitniasiaticinaiessinitaiammaiinaiiitadiaial ——— —— rfite Comedy and rator eer : n preg ow tM : gy « er carage 1485 BELT Av... ONLY $6250: 4700 Ma jeey * HOT SAM RE Al TY CO., ae , BAKERY AND FLAT Wtd.—I xohans : . ial : “Realtors EASY TERMS. POSSESSION AT po 4 In if + Mi ARLI | ok ol | 1100 ie6sS ‘ | | , I : shi " it Cit . iT so 4 ‘ rrut _4 JOHN = BI AKE A BR?t.. CHEST“C* EEE hice, roam EXCHANGE- eel es AE abd wanpartor, Rot'wate . Pp tnatiggs REA le, The tat. trom YOR DS dae : : seth cxze essmmenummccncnaacal meron nas ry ' “DI PRs: See assent Ei i ‘AD. Loving jeal in the country today. Grand PERSHING. 5 2» TLoO Our 4 : ‘ EN \NGE—First-cl wn ate ~ “> : —: nadie bie CALI RNI ~02)—+4-family root ges See ee ae n room residence; } ver front property with club rooms, sun par heat and janitor ser renner “pease ageaonegacns fia ini tenement we. arena? PT tere - » ete whe Modern: price J 600 LOOM sh - 3 : cer pas Bee nn bce ne ae a te: a , h ir garaz 12.750 leads Men now here ar nee: ee aitconeeinne suitable for r : : " hard is part TREMBLEY- XR. I CO.—| saa: @ Guee de 304 i BUSH-BURNS. MAin 4527 $100.00 to $400.00 weekly " ‘a @ TE fters = “44 sa si a ae: ‘ . ‘ . ~ 2 ‘ } EE t ; 4 ; . ' \ iié ; ) re > h W c Ler : ’ ; - = ~ ~ — —— si ges Bla ivantage ey! It MISSOURI Rratt. & CONST CO. (eb) —_— ee. ee ee fi rt “(uteide the U N i 0 N “ee Desert T Trion and Eastesn and Amatew ‘Pri f Bre WELLSTON “Yaaheo Speal as Easton Kiddie Rew — — — ~ ; ‘al if bal _ . 4 . - +4 o é . , . ‘ oe | th i 5 £8 é e f “8 EL s 7» . As ' : Le H : lant 3 ’ Tran portati - dl d “Jim the (to ogg Bt. saat aa } Sis « Apply 2 al i 1 our holdings for prot Sg 7 ‘Owne “a nd. . BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE int i ao ae Woo an {= te wae APARTMENTS. PINE ARMS. NEV Mong ’ A =O) AMI & \——-4 larg ste {ten - * se . ee eee : BY . | ‘ ‘ ‘ [O} an an S015 Gravois the Riddle North ¥ MARBLE FOREST 4100 sale : my roF. { coil Ee 2 oe : wnian " . . , , os — » ~ # | ¢ SI 4 t . « ' ory 2800-02 -4 a : CASS A “3a ae na | ¥ > MUSEMENT co 'S THEA " hager until Pe — : : SGTON i722 — Flats. 43 8] OU WILL BE SURPRISED Leftingwelli —3-story brick: store | RIVERSIDE GARDENS COUNTRE ST. LOUIS A pa | : $40. wort > What YOU, owned aso bapesn tani EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO. DEI. 0776. Pied, thmmek? deaaain 4 . , ~ 2 ? 2 . «i . Flats, Apartments Wanted j flat. separate furnaces st — AL TER . MESTEM AC HER, sie = = 7 = 94 =F go mers ae et all FLAT—3 AND 3 ROOMS a inal 2 ee eee ey POrest 1521 ae. i eeed tneaiinns “Reeasona = = 3°n....8 : hacks tee " ts , ; | good location; ving quartemt MADGE = : Sys wa ie i aaa deegncoee TH Ss iedtesieaeetal a ARSENAL WATSON CO... BUILDERS ae one - see tac 2779 CONGRESS | ' E } . t qe , aa 7 ne | aN. OG i BEAUTY SHOP—Good location. 4025 cave st. “Ankles ss + Eee e te ‘ et : a Tiananmen. i ie ian $200 (ASH BUYS SINGLE FLAT ee Ree a FOrest 9358 at night. Forest 7 m —____—__ MODEL EFFICIENCY faiht. 2133 7 - | able 6 : 6 s own: 6 Tooms up. baths on | DELMAR 6032 SEG PR tg . . ae . ” : : . - : ~ ™ 1 : ¢ «> } i+ Q a. ; . > Te 4 = 2 ~ the, - Par pt TATE : : | Residences Wanted ik al ae e3 floor: big chance for a working and office building. Call CAbany $701. | GANDY SHOP—Complete, Gomme ane Grand-Flor. ‘ote ms AP AR PME wen ee eee ne fetes f YI ra. aha ar fests $40,000 KRENIDENCE WANTED _, COUN B GUNDBLACH 2 (CO... i Sent of itn. ee er. fiat Mea PoE Pare weet Shop, 4315 View bare. a Grand & Florissant | High-Class V eo t ” , 36 . G1 \ 1dwat er -th = es , . rs ’ ) st weet Shop a ntepansinnetensi » . : r- r we u as whey M ~ te we +2 k ? Busy Delmar 7. .: STORE—c omp fete. = —— —_—- ae 23° - ; ; af i oli Y ik sda oall 181] = yom | "$4550; $150 casn_ > WARGAINS, FOR EASTER Investment mem. __2e 9 Market,_ | GRAVOIS ao | REDUt ED a FINE LITTLE ARI x Ts PAGE *e: 1393 . | Wcaienoc ato. st 2 ; ~ rear a Sond ‘ fae sell ae “eae a unica & Grovels “Bi. —_—e 4 a! SHER. M! : LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT wear bath toilet fixtures. shades, screens. nace | | on TRUS ONFECTIONERY — Fountain 5 HI-Po! ; ALL-orag ¢ “ . . >-L > , a : : . . : ~* , “9 . a ¥ “ . . be , a ] , i Li “A | oe ~. ) “ ‘ > » ‘ ° eric’ : c a ; : 7 a —— ’ — . — -——- a P ; and bath er ta! ne erga “1 4 ra “4 , hs = - ws ae 4 1 ° i ‘NI [ON F aASsSTON . RU I COMPANY \ > Presson o wwined Tien Ott f- S | kf | \ I, BA Ré i A | \ tg tad de BE apete a ” .2ee we fp 4 ‘ MAFFITT ALL STAR © tric. refrt? ratior ind ele \ tk r vj} > pm : se 4 ' , mn —_— - - — = 3 * an —_ r si z ‘ ° : ge ’ 7 es T -. 9 ‘sf } : 1“ - = —— =_m eS - x wo rn , Ts17 N. — See mar ~aa Bon gE tig Apart. K to! ‘YDe Sener ala al _ _ S515 BEAC ON _ imn te sa st ty d + Re. wr Eh oe 8 anchester (_..P°*>"+ . ‘ . Pt ‘ ; ‘ »% 24 o 5 is Loe ; ara i 4 I J ; oat oviatet on lect mill : 421) ) “The Combat” : MAin 4557. West i le sar ohana oF ge B Gemaghe hav. lot 50x14; price $7500. “HAAKE, CO! iets Bs Cos _B LG ;, F i A qT. 86 M) rol % free corner © 1S Manchester ___ Mas From the SSS — ; ms ' > and t ides 2447 . 15 ch. carace : orice onl , aa ST] rT 47394 at ' ' : ; CEL of . 7 ; * ' . F. Dickmann KR. FE. Co -$ Chestnut . 7 : *. ~ = —ex ( yo Ts hs whoa peach : : ; . : a } =a ; iene, ™ BUNG ALOW—New ~ rooms, modern. : , ' Gg . ol epee MALL HOTEL-—-18 roome all (=e Double APARTMENTS FOR RENT ere ; : , , 36 - : ; . brick: $5550; terms. Vacant. CAbany : t ’ : : ‘ r Maplewood | . ‘ sania lead ; _OOR =* . 1904 Papie s n't delay | ver “ 7° —FURNISHED | cbestont Saute rOORR. Southwes | 1904 Papia st. Don’ Be No : Manchaeter taf Ae eas Eo tikagaar cd tye NG Fas se . 4 Fee a > ‘sai r . Pheer : 1) health ; ~shere You HOUSES WANTED ~—~~RHODES AND MACKLISD. tile home: convenient t | 0 ah ep Sent EV OnE” on aumume _ | Reet heeetes a M ' KADO ‘ JOHNNY aIN Furnished Houses Wanted ___ HAAKE. Colfax 2447. si Robin_gv. | o] | ee SOUTHAMPTON Jocation:; or exchange; sscHle® aS — ' ALONG 3 : oie ate S thwest whe: “er SOU THASPLON . 3342 . sa - -_ ! : Bowe . 18g hic eis end 5 Pood a ESTar q0a7 Bast x “+ Aric H | CHAS MUELLER «-: © 3i' des ‘- on ver —: ow a e. —— . | oC RNURS Le south Side only RooMING HOrse—i0 emt i Powhatan Hoot .: BOTANICAL js—Elegqnt. 4 la 3 : : mene rt . : - ¢ | $87 50. S700 _terms._35te =m tis — ee . - ; 4 ? = - - . ‘ 4 ~ - " : ° = utten Af. APARTMENT hy iy high ra E c y : re ee gant J-reoom furnishs ‘ficien LS BSTANI _ 4224— rooms : - “8 & . “ FARMS FOR SALE nd | ce f , ’ A 3 a 7 SS ——— © - ee 2 ee _ A rem : : [ pals ’ " , Mi Oo “o> Kk ~ ; . > 7 ~ ert . _ Py Pi 4 in ; i [tN 7 4 4°% . | Ss * a Ww APAR rMENT- 8 wees ee tt oan te ’ rs » issour 9 acy , 4 %s ‘ , ‘ . ‘atta icin é we? ” ta 33 aa - © ~ beds. sink, lines 13 ix iid garage . ' ' VANGELA | 4 Ke new ; ral ea tor | ——— 4 z a apartment: private bath. ! ‘ : , ;-TOOr he umn th } Terres . r River BUNGALOW—tt?? NEOSHO S&T, : SE : weer Re ; HOUSE— ; “rand Shenandoah and mtinucus hot ar age rt : at anit 1¢ T2072 Ms : , _ ‘ . 4 . asinall oli , RIT ' ‘™ ee ' ~ a Ao BA WILI i MET EN ra: Bac oter yeRe aaR Sy AAI i RS at bas , Bea yeaah ah ma Rt Abas py ae A - . _ . _ “ : ; so cr fares : ‘ ; .? garage sei ts & , , : - : ms - SOO Cates mS - + le (LARA. 62% al ; ei e tT} ’ . mae . , 4 y a - PON: in i ’ . a . . + ——- att > “whey ER ne =406 ; wow i "SE It Pa $ tiehed iret f nee ‘ Hi z ¢ gardet sae PEDERE REALTY ¢ mas. ¥ sake . , | vs ae ae eaaiins earme $770- % 28 ———— T ‘. Vv — t | ' = DELMAR. 6358—Hicgant 3 roe: :7 one : ter M! | MO. | i ae T. , ‘ra n>. : ‘ oe Rs, Se MOMING HOUSE a a Pn cy. aleo 4-reem furnished : a NEW 5-ROOM EFFIC IE NC \—s6000 — = 7 FARM R ‘ Ts ri 0 mwantkte tmand —ee § aiamied ROOMING #8: oe Ss; 5 = ema = DE TONTY. 4177—tor 4 rooms, hard , ide 2 or : " ae, ous . ; e as Deo . a co oy a. wot ional ‘ aie = wm SS" , ws oT i - : le . af m F , Suis : ~ ; - 7. 3 : ee -- . ' : : : ert ie i sfliciency. low Frnt. MAw 4043 iene, , Wood floors. steam heat: very cheerfu a oe | NEW BUNGALOW ‘FAMILY 4 AND 5 KOOMS—Si5.t50 | | ita. nem’ rent. $40. . > ‘ 25a Cat Fen ” : - leeds of trust. 248A 7 hy Phe tio : Grand LIMIT, e311 ic ne nortnr of Deitttar ; WoLF inh) om A. 101 \. Sth M Ain 12.58.59 ’ . Ai. ORS z - ; ‘ an = = fare? of 9 t _ CO, 116 N. 8th. ground floor, MAla 3542. ahot neludica ail fixture — OnP WEL UDE MARYLAND. ne gy pee tame mage nh Fee e Dereney apartment; hardwood floors, **” pwalks: near put id Cathouc | JULIUS S| FEYDE JR. REALTY CO.. sonadly rented at $1 : — = | for $1730. 362) West —— fy spartment ail conveniences. 'c) |$ia" ‘Kivermae 078, 8h OF * FOO tn Trent reasonable, Hiland 8006 after Sl: 35500, $500 down. $30 ver month | TAckde 3941 600_S. GRAND. " terme: no heat | no ts : QUICK MONEY . ‘ NEWSTEAD. 2) 3.—Livi: 0 Mur- BICHELBERGER. 191822 page Pm : (c°6) ¢ $300 do he seiet ment” eam 2 n ieee ir. Walter on prise , call Clintral FUERNITt KE— AUTOMOBILES nlebed Aah es ; ‘ . hat ha th fore ' lecorated , 26 ; : ‘ : 7 he oat = , arb - th 3 od Ss : ' BARGAIN-—BI NGALOW iw ~s : Bs ar Fasy paytrents. Open S te F. wT Cave. SRESTACRAST- Bers lens. silver. ‘a: alta & - iin —— or =~. -- ; - hte + eon >. $37.00 MON ss , aemnn ne Mullanvhr «we | ; ‘ by ian cong TH | W HO WILL INV ES TIG. ATE. _ MONEY TO LOAN information ky ; STeiy : - - oil . GERLING RE 7 TY 2 BL — Co , vagy 4A%5 Steffen av ve Lae] - ‘ Kin gh - ay _— hy - cate 7 t 7 makers. Re “ tihed apevunen’ ° 5 ~ Br a aT. > vat ae ‘ 5. PALTY wad : : : : Set : : , | Mra ay : ov habe tet aT om Asad ra , Foner i , . 4 mr} ; tehed ' s dain ' as eerie eel . ~ > ore aaa a a ag ae y¥ UID Bia ae | pine cust ~§) : 5) | er kou 3 : ) } 7 ®t : HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY E advan , bs oT . ~ vga? cet a tee it Barge VE advan ’ tumel bo une . Pn atin. % *- ‘an i? ain —— 2. dnp NS e Co.. . _203. OS Vi as) . F Tl 2 t } *.< ° . oo pur zy s . os ; 2 4 ‘ " _- frum tr ¢ a . ‘Bas ; ’ a » ots i . 7 * E aD " : ire Ov riers: miae efficien » : isa “ : , ae : “ — “eer 4 : 5) WEbeter sn. an catlk reatt er , - | te 2am bes - ™ , you .« : weet rates. The Mutual (38) “gered: $i; Orest S623. (cBU) nena cod*) | ; ” a EA ae PE age = oon to EASE") Ti snUst CO Co.. 207 Victoria Bidg.. Sth and Locust as , PhoGe Centra: GOU6 (el4) | Qwner, Box L-5. Poet 1 ‘ 4

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Te We os EN og a a tet hs % 1997 o , ON PERSONAL PROP'y 5 TO $90 WEEKLY. ba sary: lane mate eS : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927___ Me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE day Ot vitae oo Ape 3 te a “de a =r ; oS ’ 2) — Se a ea a ie a laa ’ TODAYS _ | Tere -\___ AMUSEMENTS _ n | sting = ES sett oe bn | vi SH UB BERT ny ee HOGS SELL HIGHER . Financial and (Butter, Eggsand Poultry | LEADING EXCHANGES COTTON GENERALLY a, ¥ yee ae te me day; ‘ NI! Z , — —— en " hi ito, bine ORPHEU ST. CHARLES LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POL Lz | ks ie eee] AT NATIONAL YARDS) 2Pdustrial Briefs 0/07: ema | STEADY PAST WEEK Shirley Mason, “‘Rose KEN MURRAY, Spokesman of the Show By the Associated Press. 21! 4 @ Z2c; ordinary iret s, @0'4c. cases ret tine lé lo. + ‘70 e foes 3 “Tt e Se é a «> ce Olive i oun ~€ ’ a2 watt Casg0 Board { f Trade- wiil be ope f, r tne fr Cc th Lied rec “if ‘SS } . nimoao li- . nut. Double t ro.; . | “THE FIRST NIG HT” cing ey “ ae i mt) pouns . sia) oe} 4 wl pas oe . on r sec ul ale ant “ 5 by « . : 4 : I ' : > » fay ‘ - sl . zi usual half-hboli day session Ong Satura ut CHEE SE Northerp twine 24 4c: »in- pmetarnen Theater f Masked Woman” and NEXT EATS NOW with BERT LYTELL. DOROTHY DEVORE 110.9 ) mK. und aD, FSi, ncaa other Ppmectens, Hye mesh om enact cy bee gi 5c; tong horns — Ke: daisies 5c: ties markets were closed today Nice?” Weed.- ay Te e : all and BremeD “Is th That Pop. Mat $110 to $2.20 Coming Sunday—FAY BAINTER ‘ot t] —Recer nia. 1000 calves 500: r The London Stock Exchange TV POULTRY — Pow nel er in observance of Good Friday. holiday Realizing Affects Prices. 2) LOAN. ae tw « or, Pr countre: Action. GArfield ‘OnDL * Sat - ean: Uxntee Kelly” WEEK E-ve.. $1.10 to $3.85 aE sere cincmiaaanae leers and “iTe} nominal! ‘ealers. OO) a! most of the other European markets / f * 4 4, TT , one ‘ ee. & Fk ‘ranke, 1008 Chestont 4 eHOUTEAU | J (“Bonner | Wild Horse FIRST TIME IN ST. LOUIS : ; wer ; 4.25: ther asse wt 1; | Closed last night and will not reopen until ‘legberp dSruilere pono! 0 rou, “a The banks WwW ere pe n, as At is NEY— “SEE U oe ee CHO? Choutean an" Stampede” eset FAMOUS CASINO De ' Paris Leading Theatre of Stems MONDAY | °°" Urward to Shs, low cutter Bos | Scene Oe eee feet Fe . S4e° 1927 spring: ity || not a tegal holiday. The Stock |) py tne Associated Press. | s"—MONFE ' ts IN NIGHT Po TOME OMEEe ~) G Gay is not a legal holiday, the banks were 8. j epring c! — ns “xe » s N wi - Es ER om on buil ling lo NEY. i dee zig id ars REE A ALL jee Ce , a open for business today as usual. i 350: tte ohiekene rf kx hange and Curb Market i] NEW YORK, April 15.—The cot- “G0 : ND 0c"’ 4uB ciipped la Si! 5 (MK) r15 2 ¢ pee "es ] ~ d p -€ } ickest answer, “Spy ~ te ‘ NEXT WEEK _- @15.20: few we While ] *: and over, 25e: leghorns and black —- resume trading on Saturday for ton market has shown a general- ° a ; . é les . nd 4) De — The aaa « Best Play eteel Oorporation when they are called et Re: turkeys. hens all Commodity markets, except Bullish features in the news evi- a oe mpt 0 oma ope St at chy —— pouble Prog.: “The a>. Citas Rock od Report. ind bon vr gh a A a yw me 7 we“ Sp turkevs. old ye sver. 3% the New York Produce _ Ex- dentiy failed to create any genera: pt r. ABO lend recently proposed by directors at the «Vc: Cap ‘ ‘ ; reliable Service. able A ' R Y vw inning VV allop” and y the Assoc iated > annual meeting on Monday Yall street é ; 33c: slips ho lexboru . cl 7 © ill be “losed for a or aggressive demand, but sery ed ; . A 2 ated Press. y, Wall street is], 4a. : lange, wi Cc WANSTRATH,. 71714 Cheatny: "5640 Easton ‘Whispering Wires” be ae anxiously awaiting outcome of the ag 23c; young guineas, 3+; old guine threeeday recest ‘ito restrict selling and hold prices *. Bi © tmmmmmpmmpes " | d ry Li 3 — } a ne a . . hdd i - ' 1a. . e ‘ . S. 7 (c 88) eta ; with CHRYSTAL HERNE and N. ¥. Cast | income $22.3: 28 for veg ene | in the hope that Chairman Gary wll give — vithin a comparatively narrow DEEDS OF TRU ST PU Double Program ayesT | Nights 50¢ to § $2.75 dM 7 50 $1 10-$1 85 ore: , $4431 7 * 1926. n-| some indication of the dividend polic aan IGEONS AND SQU4BS-- Live pigeons . a ee a . . .( — y $: % O0e;. aNC omar Rew RMA Theater f WwW man Power’ and (Sat. Mat. it. 50c- $°. 20 C a C- oY a th be Inaugurated 1 the add na} n i Bt eee oo gy ‘eon rt one Om CHICAGO, April 15.— The | range No Southern selling pres- ’ : «es - I = i.e 7 . aaf 4m Le et O] acaith na! tock. ~ * ~ “ - . _- +4 - iR AV - “New York” +f, . ‘. ’ . \j af i} . irs fa) = . hy ns - > ° The ree ent rise in Ste e} common ae beer VE Ats — Sinice he iat 157 ibe Board of Trade and Stock Ex- sure has developed, and there has a VIN NNT 6324 Bartmer I aligiiimnesinnen ‘i - — New YORK ‘ H r ‘ ‘ ‘ eAUTY AL Isl: Nn a ae P ic Railwe ‘ . ; in . a * edicate ] on the belief t? al directors Ie: , 18 Ib e un 12c to lSe change were close a foday Roth een very little hedging here. but ™ t4% 2 r j 4 — : . ‘ my f I) CS, . M.—CONTINUOUS—12 M. +3; Od, with $19,159. roa ms re quarter shipments of track work oe — De. 50 @56 Ibe.. F@LSc per There was no session of the the week when a disposition to a*e a 4 . 4 i 4 a - . 7 Ke P f , : Ol a rail tr; Ck of tt) yu d Yr ie . co t t ; } ; s ; a S 3 Se meee a Pre-Easter Comedy Bill! Ck 0 pounds per yard iz te grade and quality. Sheep St Louis Stock Exchange ofr || make sure of profits on recent pur- ) S ™ és is and heavier are caiculated at ” ' 3%@4c: bucks 2% @3c Ib. > * es oa — at gs “D8 Kingsland ; og the Soon at CHORUS . WONDER g& FEASTS OF FUN a cluding trac! ntals, was $28,540,473. | © the American Iron pe Ste % ‘ esiaae, FROGS—, umbos, £3 és" medium. %2 iT Or. g Qu BERG Re. Ss. Mi ORT OAC ral A the Riddle Rider” And : (OS. “ ». ravols Av. . I OF i a. 804 Pine. MAin 5208 5209. 6457 G JACK HOXIE in Fa N ye DARING”’ 3 h nm . Senewres a : , ; wh se naalial tather more anxiety hax ss olby d ‘igh o ge iy 4 lms man tga | anan 2 _ against $6,906,132. 2 a ee eee ‘xpects the appear- been expressed with reference to > Ti aw . " a ag Ti yr t | | 9 vik 1} ve a ‘ | . a , a 4 ,e yrt] . ’ : Q ru the vont ‘ " i ‘ ad _ : aS: . , ie om ae ——_ cond we may Kirkwoo q neal = Others a. sncinaeislinar Week—Bathing Beauty Contest. its rom it ne 7 > } whe any imc | d isa ah $62 ao hern a bs ; RK rs ata ie a yg the new crop start because of the pou J AG Secor ey Kirkwood 0. - Co ha fF) , ( , ; ane? Se TEX | + oe gga a 62,000, weak : it r¢ Bo, ’ be , etteonenl : Val ply payment plan Orest san : j . . , ‘ sic i 4 4 i of ‘ ow , ree - " tes or . " - ae hi 3 o> Co " re . ‘ raver) . - a r ‘ " ; . ’ ; : ; 2 Ui ; $8: 00 $10 000° I D Double Program 8—DISCOVERY ACTS—S8 a | 7 elgnt revenue was a hairmat ' Laws : is sé wane o 92 er os gathered | oe onct a x52 ( 00 timating the , mene sh pressed in thelr powers of resist- arn i | PU | | ight ( 2 af ; t’ ' i . at ™ Vv iS cre ry ‘ ry ort ft) 45, ae (i y ie ryt } *T OT) i hero } . ig m . w ANSTIA® TH 5 . MACKLIN { uphe Auctioneer” and PHOTOPLAY THEATERS rtation expe! 1 ecreaee a Crane, | Washington Loan and Trust Co. and 3 7 8044 24¢ is bof $377.000.000 ance, but there have been floods $415 Arsenal “The Passion —,. | bert wendy manatees ° i sa pO (0 tae Qi expenditure EO | ri previous ‘ irs Ne ‘ oy 5 urec.or Hn ine Nat oOnai B ank c i. pounds Url re. Wi ma silat Ms. 19” t A 00" the along the tr ibu tariea, and consid- eed on | whi ize be nz to st results.” Of Washington. ‘1 co) ‘ countrys pxports wer 08 000 anti , Goud on ean Q. Nilsson In : | More than. ‘S| 500.000 ore wa nant | -_ . quan a . Uitty its imports were $442.899 “igo the ures | Table ground is reported under wa- Anna 2. - fo. mainten: e of wi than in Os * : — = “CUTTY GUNnCI f the Ameri CAT) | S00 . a 3 COLL, [earn nn: nchanged. snowed aA i in in Le 1} ter. lt is expected that the crop lig iy Lilal Lf a anke! y or ic . D R } j At © ame t, ; = » tre ans = erartin me neom r Wii open awe pri ee) » Pota Ps er I : i rik i in oy ’ ill get a verv late start in these Deimar: west of Grand: rop ( h S000° ren iin $600 d . MOGLER ’ ‘The Masked Woman | , Eee Gted. southwest comer’ and Bremen and Vaudeville , , l | Session Springs, Ase ceinpts. new. 56 RR rare: on track matert '. Import ures for Marc! ' % a. of 300: : aiue $40 O00 a 2207. egreas Sage Big Lake Oil Div vide se $7 600, 000. i li: , bankera Eriyrry . Ww ‘me iG . . : rota! T’ Ss. ehir meuts ‘ 2 . ve! - aan than those looded districts, while preparations Me i : ———— i hee Lrom ai g ) - be , a 1 ay " , . : . . 1 ‘ | | CHARLESTON. W April 15.— | the country wil? hear reports covering " oe ock supplies liberal: de any © , Apri, iv. i have been delayed by heavy rains St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange, ilehases was promoted by the ap- on ps Pa } $23.029.15: mostly around | 2 : butk. | pared wit the sam ith year ato. but many in the trade here feel that a : : aled in the | ePxas & => o1 @ ~ - 'Cal BaAcKed Tuseelts. B35. a€ month 8 ld exports being $ it Is still too early to buy coton OCcCKS AND BONDS WE I e e hird ann! 1al report, )ust -acifie eared fe G pr , pity? ‘ 819 Hoo 214254000. a : =~ Lt a iat ERG i W ; made public. by the Plymouth Oi} Co. | 8Mare on the common stoc 3 weer? foo eee ee pt ts ARC, pe os gs 2 OS 7 ' oP ffar al) ; n - t of Newstead ace ag BROOMS” 2 : * ‘ ? * ashington, at 8th Cont., 11 to 11 i { rg hich contro le : the Tex 4a | agvainst ee SO a share in ed —— suUppiIe bi DO Tai. ] IAN ANG ain ec ieye | ain if SS B45 .000 In Niare nh last Veni on reports of this character. Tie! i or any part o % ia ; M , ; eompan *} - g ublic | pa ee nibs market steadv on Tex: a> | the imports of gold were $43.413.000 and “OV : 1} per cent preferred steck AY. Comedy and Others: ae . : 35¢c atinees Till 6 P. Mi. ; any. The Pes as mad _ pul Li aonreennensecenettiippreediosomayne alas 2 : arrel spe ‘ain . woee exports were $4.22% Oa ; > ~~ Fi The Government report on bo!) “ P ; 4366 Lee ‘ , : - Senator WY: al te S Ha lanan : : = aw? a net gain 0 i} manufacturing company . r wn fo Ee i ‘ T) tal’ weevil emergence prior to April 1}, ad : mpanj siiesannie i8 seperti. i . Trumbull § 1$6.5006.75: Texas sacked bliss triut nearly $40.000.000 17 \e port : 1 "gered in area ie ’ LLON ¢ POLA NEG RI AL” | e Se LAST TIMES TODAY— a wth 5 G60 detributed tm | E és teel Quarters | 33.75@410; mostly $3. 9044.00 last month re emailer thal “those of | was regarded as pointing to a heav- _ ~~ anSTeT! rou : ‘ > ite ‘ss nates 0.000 M ii Apr Box B-828 Post Dine fe OFA om~' Be rn EASTER FASHION REVUE wn Sag sosing teeter armings — 1926 standards, April, 44%c; June. 40% ports for March, 1927, ®ere | station 'May. 40% torag ts ards. | ymher 265 .069.000. asc ared imports of |than last year, but evidently failed snk Pelaw So iy 28 Bir ji asada on ip the it pole yi Re el i ame STILT T : i hy ati rT} I iti : > ; 15 nal ~ fer infestation in some localities compared € stock nd bon wt Florissant nd Others 5: eee pie. fe ‘ , . , r th ; ' Sits ana bonds bourhi sa 4200 W. — en ee Se and “The Belle of Broadway” Elected West Penn. Electric Presi- | BY ‘he Associated Press. Pur pei 2 saggayrone irets, | $4.307,000. compared wtih the menth § | yn of oe Ba. Be hae he Also WILL ROGERS In “In Dublin” Ww ARR O bee ' s pele phe 3 4 - eis Ped I ‘| Riel he co are fey 4 [ mn Al ty carry any defintte conviction © Reginald Denny in ; Oo te "dy A oe ‘ dent. , {EN ‘ma : rig) } rmiyry , 350; Orage e-nas - ir J .Y Vea aco expor ts of $8 533.000 and im | 7 gst ge¢ eh} pments ae ‘ al oe] , - . x , Ty ‘ ‘ 17 ’ ~friger ' porte S5 539 PO | damage to the coming crop, and ed. oe, mA TTEL AN a "Oo. a> ptral Natio mal 7 Pe (ary PAULINE ‘The Cheerful Fraud’ . ’ ie aes. wee : Ss ‘5 RT- TOMORROW \X EW YORK Sa ' Btw . ee a sored SRR : at } i. : - 4 * es ; au» 4 r} Lillian & Claxton and Serial ‘* a: Ss. ee et Rite tb. .. at se Ky ced | tte an gous records, €: rnin rs were Con- | % tor standards, Noven ber, 2D 4a ¢ ot had little if any effect on the mart- NESS pe ORTUNITIES ——_———————— oe ees —_ TRDAY, APRIL 16 B jican Water Works and Electric Co. has | of 1926 twas announced at a directors’ |try le lower r produce unchanged. SHELL UNION OIL IN IN ‘1996 ket. Yesterday's repor* by the cen- sus bureau showed a record break- “ a .2 oe SE”. ++ * - en i , died CET le es “7 aA New nn tis anes : ne . : - - on ona vip ine VEGETABLE MARKET | FARNED $3 05 ON COMMON ing consumptior of eotton in this et a? fo y" ) york hospital. Mr. Finlay also was elect-| " Barnings for the first auarter, this ven" | | . country for March, amounting to tern Nationa! Bani de. Po e242 Pestalozz! ne Ames (94,193 bales against 635,896 last ‘ oo — Po q rg > . > . . . } . 3 A _ . . LE . ; 7 , 5 T » ‘ “ L report of the Shell-Unton Oi! Co. for 19v6 the New Stock. |shows net profits of the company and its| bullish comment. Any buying pow- | i's 3 : hag + aghees gpie dO bsidiaries of $30.483.792. equivalent to | er created by the figures, however, regarding expan- Potato pple wer iberal, but active 3.05 a share of the common stock, in the | Seemed to be rather readily sup- UEENS HOOT GIBSON tn | : Q “DENVER DUDE’ 3 ellie, ff dle Ah | [00 Maffitt Comedy and Serial ae tee | Penn Electri REAL DIE, AL = Prog.: Buster ‘a ‘ T ie 1 Ma Sai | a se o rul 2 ne x nan lI@AT th fe > rr. 3 rat! ’ A ' ‘ ’ ' . ock . , compa “ion “Si Hy ry A ger ; ° ‘ ; ; , . ’ ‘s ‘ . > M i ‘partment. 1] AS Ken ae Pevi- tatoe eld firm, but very len lernand ! pr “i}T : r Oo 19.338 : equivalent ied by preholding realizing com- al.” and ‘Sensation : With extile Market. Smite teak teak” ae ahem as evi- | Bctations held. IAS ry light demand | 1 ear of ivalent | y : Ms oe EW Tr d sto car Color ruseet burban a hare. or more than 57 ver) bined with a little Southern selling, to Louisville The vest. fastest R I T Zz . with Billie | YORK. April le C ee a | ne ‘Lweer rumbull oO . ; , =a “12 1? ene ’ . ‘ 4 - * ° pnt property with club im¢ embersh it Gordon. First show | an bom Bret Kart Te ruled e liv tead n print ull go eee ae ile Trum- | toe irbank, U. 3. $2. 1cW | cluding a half interest_in the income of tné|in advance of the adjournment, was 20 minutes of cea : 11. . 6:45. tru h ‘For ways ths A 3 Fase ; Pt : > . ; sone iit ots 7) ae > ft finishing bi ‘ a *XHI iis triurmpn ~ oma? i] a n ravs amounted to Sh4.- wds. Chibhouse hat } mu are wise and tricks tha = ; ; ; 3 Phage j PEt ! lie at acity. -W é : 2 at nh minimum, 24 50 11749 5 an crease of $14.455 990 over probably increased by hope of bet- : : 4 | : ; é a OG ‘ I mc) et ; | ; ; ear TT +s blise ‘riun » . : - . 4 ’ : ROuria. hw} 1 dis imond r¢- ry “g 9 ’ are vain . the Heat! a; on i , = eantiwa an a onan a Y : ‘ { ‘ Xé bas . astipse Line receaine vear. ter weather over the week end ’ , ‘J i) utside the Law im Chi is pec suliar’’ A Met Pee ms ; ie cme ctog “ae *- 0 urnbull o ‘ports » Inch minimum, by f . : eurn) rT) 6° aie ia ie ee is pe —_— tro- " are firme Paw eilk waa higher on | OF pleat deter Ss rt . ee ne , ' ~* company surplus at the end of the} ¢~ . . ' oP ectabe Ly haa ” bate gates of u N , o N ‘ “The Desert Toll Golde yn Mi iyer product jai ain ar gag eT pe ft: enw | i the a | \erger ariier in ne we es {ato Cal Lex: Diss tril im ph. , SO, “A, Y¥ * after ‘payment of $1.035.172 9 ore- Closing prices at week end session ae ul — 8 yy age "$4 SLR, Union and Easton and Amateurs a ith ‘ ? ph , } ‘ tbhae ie se ba + i e = oe. n | f ew la 11. je . ae a the “I. lan j inter- ‘ cn minimum. s4 ° oa y ‘ - : or 7. and S90) moo oag in common stock were: Mav 14 18-20c: July 14.40-42: rom S1oVv.0r oO Ha 00 oa ; oheosin eters : aes =oey est whi ‘ontr Republic. nded | car Texa: blis triumph d ru “ gs » o ” - oo « és ane Mi ' . Silly i , ae t ' vipat aout ' aan . dividen | w $. 88.572 ompared witt Octo - »* ‘ now on. usands of .people Ren Ad & Loui D ina. 1K the meeting. but would make n ate- | carl ‘+k sales. closin; ursday oe aoe - t $24 ear: +9 % a 792% ctober 14.69-70c: December 14.85c; perty every week lenty of live WELLSTON ‘Prince of Broadway’ | ee oree ouise Dresser | mand. ool £0 remained quiet. ene | ar Colornaé fuenet waaeee. U. ©. Mel” Was aauaeee 3 re on oo ~~ | January 14.91¢; Spot 14.50c. ; a biafietlens ar i z ‘ “Yankee Speed” and Gertrude Oimsted—-Anna May Wong He imes see te nes senanietipnreeeniseemensae oS Tm: 4 ay ‘rad TT bur- | q ” at “= we Calif aR. ey om argest D a age MN bak : ; hal Lk » No Bo 4 iat >) i fi s St. Louis Reserve Bank. Men now here 6822 Easton eo to $400.00 Kiddie Revue Herbert—Ralph Forbes of ‘Beau Gest” fa Foreign Exchanges Closed. Tentative Valuation on Potato 4 > range: Colorado russet bur | oprice Tangs, cone FOREIGN N EXCHANGE ae eeraly eee fim the Conqueror” | MARCUS i fire of Mandel” in Filme and g “Bho (| LONDON. April 15,—All forelan. ex: | Pittsburg & Lak parbanks $2.50, "and plain burbauke Resources and abilities of the Feders| Aan rtation ; vil} hp. os e nq . 99 pb i 8 an usi cd etal aa are 7. mtil “esd: , Easte! rh 3 » - . : ‘i : . a . burees | Au ' . If you are : ‘al salesman ie Woodland § and “The Return of ae le we “i itts urg e Erie | daho rueset burbenke. $3.10 to! Reserve Rank of St. Louis (In thousancs LOEW w ASHING TON. pri tentative! § snnsian : see oY NEW YORK. April 15.—Following is a} of dollars) at close of business April 1% —_ ' ' work and want real er 5015 Gravois th iddie Rider”’ _ April, Lo we ai ier ep gins ~ ee ‘ i > G e R ON THE STAGE ; ' $54, Oo” 5 ne P tun eee -Erov Poe? “va a | one af juotations in the Foreign Exchange with net changes compared with April ¢ ; : A yoo, ™ s oe mark: Resources—Gold with F P Reser: 2B -Prompt action necessary a. jedi . 3 . . ‘ : | Vasuat ap ~s? i . f 2 | as e icate oe¢ W Ss ‘IN A % os - 5P e's Sasa ” Re Naa WN i j : Ve pon th ? i -*4 cI l POX , ad 4 nerease tee on Oe" : “" : , : ' -_ - . ” . etree. «ar POT ATOE » Re ; eo: > NGL AND—Ste r] ung D $4.85 »16: Cc rent. >1. a f). j eg _ SIDE GaRpeNs comwray ciup, | [ST.LOUIS AMUSEMENT 60.'S THEATERS |, State to the use of the CHINESE GARDEN’? |B ©? En isliroad “Today "by the Inter: | {NEW Texas, , $425 to) '°S485 1-40; 60 day bills on banks,| dempiion fund with U- :* ae } St., Loutevilie, Ky. er} Federated Churches Featuring .. Se “s a RG ee s — SS Sree r aagds capitalization ») tMat 1Al as} pound m lana, $4.20 , uotath ae in cents D D id. C Cab! ——, ge at % ; a ps eta mata list as & : y' ay hy, ‘ : bes deyt oo ae ens Ons in cenit emand, anies, os te ARSENAL Double Program | for —- Pha y oes & Ceres ss x2 : | ee oe oe, SRS oe t t Fenness e nancy hall | PRANCE vataa 3. 91 1% « 9.91 1-16 Gold settlement fund with, ¥ cad pe { “Evening Clothes” & | Dancers, Ar sts and Mo dels'’, in a Chinese : a Se . ; : Tn addition. me Pittehbure fre Bs , ae or ~ at ae shoe TALY—Lir: * 4.90. 18.175, se 722. Gol Grand und Arsenal “Ankles Preferred” | LENTEN Dragon wares & LAWLEY Sa he RR ae a i eps ep eons Railroad trolled the line of the itts. eas nin v7 yy on hee ed | 90. oitigates held. 13. . decre ase. S78 — ~ —_—--- — ee 5 - ea 5 > “oO eat +% wlatlatae tte ee 1m bur Mei ePeR Ty rt ough mwgheny e 3 ' ~ ee ¢ > om y , y thy ‘ ; bu A. y , - 7. gO reservea . ine rea y SERVICES HMarn ny singers, Karli ‘ ‘arro i's ‘‘'Vani- | | 3 : “36 Ne i SL ar . for “tna RV st ‘ Da, ge ot Nmission ou id : Migkd, «V3 LV $1 bot rmude and ve llow. | 4 a SD - yt 3s : . serves other than gold. abi: OOR. : } ly ‘ ) — {rone y-Fy | oe. ‘ a Double Program pita . ae mene @hOUun , BUSINESS WANTED AUBERT ‘ ee Tor” & TODAY ties ', in a new ng group. a : gf see : > va be 3+ aoe OOO). ss Oman Oe mes = — een” an i an P | SWEDEN—Krone ) va? Non-reserve gash 3539. b . y for cash ary goods ‘lothing. - “The Love oy” Onl a Good Friday me : Boece ome % wo Ey GLEAR | +n on : t Penge % nse gon tt gy igs . DE ‘“ MAR KR-—K re ie | * hte. ote rey + pn ; in cured by U. ° perks oneal pose ord FAREWELL SUNDAY CONCERT EE ES ee ge INGS, MONEY UE: eo aa acne 3 | grigations: Oats “increase 28 hardware and general net Cc} ‘ qe C “We’ " CtTw | a3 aememned Le on~ rar , ' eee, ~~. ee “, itaniaitienetinindtimmmaene te tral 704 we Co., 13-9 Cinderella f sae =. the Navy | between 12 and 00 For the season of 1926-27—-SUNDAY, DS eo eaeior : SS nae 2 rd stock No sales recently reported on AN D—Zloty bille discoupted, 12,831. — — x = —————— —- Cherokee and Iowan | “Th Ls We la”’ Shows resume at 1:15 at 1:30 P. M. ONLY—B y the Grand ie ie ae iene eae ae © ‘. Louis ea Min iH ' ey reported | old sto onions Texas cummers meeting ZECH a ; Rilis bought in open market, , e Lost orld o'clock. Orchestra of 605. Meee : Poise "Gon ft se dainty Manse as & ringse irom ; I 0», Be. : -) LOG O09 fair demand an dealers showed tendency J SL AY rownh 1 é - 74. U a Rint ge Eng eee | eet . i is iJ O18, ITZE 1.23 be C 13 16. rye other retources. qe’. -RHOR—Good location. Pho 4023 Olive St. | . | C/A 3 LO ott ON SY conspicuous because your | are, $1,491,600.000; combined debits were | for Jumbo” fancy. BL OO and strimae, $ sao resources, 179.351, increase 4888. FOrest 9388 at night. Forest 7 Ankles Preferred” | 44 fe | Skouras ey heaters” =o hair roaches, bunches or falls | oh) hank and bankers’ accounts, $3,940. | eR and ws ee | . circulation. 44.324. increase 401, Deposits : BOTT Fo rr Grand-Flor. ¢ aa | Om =} into cow-licks or scalp-locks. | °C0N\ yori, April 15,—Par_ silver, | and Le oe so S40 |g NEW TORK, Avril. 15.} ] ’ ‘ > " a " " v ; iio (97) Clayton & McCaus. | : and Serial. ceed & | el eS * b Cae store, department store, or BP yh Cael gg MO ter Pho ‘ELERY—Florida, $2 to $3 | Foeeeh, eon cers $191.074 $310. 191.000 7. ee a 548 per on aE N AND RE STAURANT a ete t ts \ ps ite . dl g | } Nos al : shipment and ines in antneel ra es ‘alif at nis ow : ‘S36 pe! ate: | reserve notes in actual circulatic 3 5. MEMORANDUM—Contingent Habliity on hs ay martme nt: rent S35 per m onth Laf p i "4 } 4 yar ) | . 1 pa] { ‘ i rowoo j 7: i”) ! unen > wesh ie “a Yiic Del I unen for 1mMmvo “aks (wit) | rer nhe a ? bille pur ‘haaee nT he ead tances gece Ae t and F , nt f sold at once Box C-3. Post-D's “eet thee omes Be. ves ae. ee ee a new bumnets Overt 1 CU MW RERS—F! — hamoere gp ge | F. KR. note Uabil ties combined, Ayres on Business| Situation. | ‘ ‘nieaiene on te a at siete ' ctenne ts ” dns ale telat ie FT $4.50 for ndi ih asain te » NEW YORK. Apri! 15.—General » LINDE Double Program ? oENSA tr Sat at sa Pt _— we -eetinggty “¢ -90 | 93 ee. fay : mixe eae nees tn the firet quarter of 1927 hae LL . Ps. ! ee pari 9.52 eg _ dig he ce Me “es 175. 958, 000 Bus. Canadian Wheat. | apout equal ww firet quarter ef 19” FILLING STATION shui. a. i : G MceFadden'’s Fiats’” | 4\-- 2 ; ae ae ra . . S " , ‘ ‘ ms . . I ’ : Ll? s | ‘ - | . corner in city everything eT ne, tae ober and ‘ Blind Alleys’ ¢ \ U Be", J L U I D H AIR DRES SING > 7h Sta : + ANPING Pome -KTOWT oe fl jated Press | eave Pome rote res —— presiden! rent: eee this, sure. 58 — +] | QO z > ic per dozen bunches OTTAWA nett r _— — the eveland t Co, ndustria! (c@) L Y R j Cc Adolph Menjou in 1 ANY ! e aa wT J // igaly W igely Sales Larger. -RBEN PEAS— Misseixsippt telephone, |in “the ae aa an qien teat = iduction. on a per . i ‘ th iP Jat. } sf ; +5 74) : yt} ae roé ~ . ° rT) a 4 7 . ope “ : . ° . ; ~ a (_« With Duco tools and wrecker, . “Evenin Clothes” 7’ ; a | ‘ Post I a al , 1 ; Pa. | $2.00, and Ji . ‘978 000 bushel a comoared | a COaaas ditv urtcer ma Pioneer Garage Mary: Sixth and Pine ¢ eg orn . : £ LC ry : My] STEM HIS Tenn.. Apri y ger agg sais hamper. with 11 376.000 on March 31. 1926. it rn ; . credit condtions hav ope orers oF) ee & ‘The Collegians”’ ning -G AY ? ' ~ 7 Ef atl ‘Ke. iggiv store r - LIC—Louisiana single strings oc |v announced today : ; T. prices have err) oy ‘ ar 1927. } o $1: 3.91 s 924 40 *% 'T he figuces 2 in a crop report imier Al competition has been more $2.7 “) ja’e veaterda. bv the Dominion bsu- probability seems to be amguie' a LC , ‘ . , : > Cc e ev “te . ; Money “maker for man and e..: . RR gg $2 to 4 o 2 81 ner 100 | an afle 5).400.000 bpuehe'ls in farmers ) | | Three Stocks Exe hange Seats Sell. KALE—Hom 1 20c¢ p u x.) Dar nd 14.740.000 bushels ‘in transit | 4315 Manc . r hes _ northwest corner Caroline and oseeaernenagamd Man From the West” 4 I it | - _—— ne a MUSH KHOwuM-= Missedrm ata cities ' ents > “a re @; } as . ‘ ,* ; try re n ‘ity ™ ci BROWNS VS, DE RO NEW YORK At Mindy , | ¢artons, Zoc to 5 er voun Dead ee In Canada e York Rt » Exch: , “T aaa GREENS ; on ! ch : amet. Is estimated at 146.- ec t , | ; \ Flinn ~odeceetbbest enti BS 7 go's “N ADVERTISEMENT TEL--1® ro all furnt the 1|M fy Ne Des ca ¥S Y : 4 i TEL] Pee ge 1 4 i= > ‘ aplewood ' rr) Double Program 'f 4, s 3 Ne ett New MI STARD al: ry , ! : ae oe ~ * f . . ow KS nt . st ad : , on - aaa maw p+ # oP elgg la \! wri gnt™ wef = \\ \ Game Starts at 3 O'Clock . van sagges 4 O31 80.000 Neil C. » 31, Mississipp! lampers, ; aust i a "1926 The total fer 192 Boe “ marde re wil! e T¢ 3 se . (Ais i ni cult of ill baad ith. Box O-dl« Be cn neheater There You Are’ . - wo , ht. VAN Hi Hays ; an » P na res ises 14.071.000 bushels evators and | spat (3) oe ee // SS \ Box and Reserve Seat Tickets on " Ps Baad og The ia oan as rn | ° o> Pen eee. Sten bathaien Se white. $2.71 mand Light. tion of Perfect Health. Why Post-Disnat: ~h. > ss senngpinncsumeinda Ciinenstahiiann Pa —— ve a's wert Poe pte ~ ee ; ‘ ; ; . to $3: No. 1 yellow, $2.35 to $2.50; span r LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. Ave 15./ pot rid yourself of chropie ail- }t s0e n- B 32 oi ax F280 live: of tye eh 0 y A R K pS yRucK JONES in i POA : D t hh o ee. 10 ; Ley e tlhe . will ee re at 3617 Mareus; of “Wo Mebeter Airoves | ge oag ag * rf ! m th | To the $ St. Louis Pos st- ispa C | PAKS! Ni ree sg wt alotaus-—onee | COCO rs-~In tobbine or twice a week for several : price $7 BOO, Box D-38s9o, nah} emma \ § INAUGURATING . uice firms PIN ACH —Home-grow: to 75 CCA a fact that some of the grape j ibahel B SRAPEFRU! orida $2.5 aso | weeks—and see how Nature re- rs lee MOE ot ae ee en es oe ee nk A ah eee oa ne de ae ec tawl - ee Peres ae. F = —— Sc se . > 7) rooms. “make ee ae ING HOUSE 1348 t res 4 WAY cast of 35! ? M “n- ; cco —_ en nea he ss Y if \\ .' . : . io - ; Delivery RES nd N lar \\\ 13th, wherein the two individuals who ex- ae oe ) “t 1.5 $. stores rent roth j — provielornte S haths garage: rr ongele: : “ —_ i} re ma Fi) if .&) + inp} oo « ‘eo @: ; ria Tra reer 4) 7 : , ' ’ : . _ a : y . ' tation ae amended, hae callie NG HOUSE "1 olace hie har E ] bar tl. 2610 Lafavett* I> bl P es — \ 7 7 ‘ , gai { ouble Program | ps ae “ry, \ pressed complete satisfaction from the r a3 50 75 ake io ' ‘i oes rn: or bs Me oe — ‘ 4 \\ a | 4, j = nde re Aell 3O4-. . - ; \ e = ‘ nnial 3 ‘ : ” ti rete ; . prise PARI OR— And “eand 2 ST. LOUI Grand at LET 47 RAIN ‘ | May we suggest that in the future anyon | AO | as von theo noe. | of ia | ded. hae called 5) mL ff] desiring to purchase satisfactory merchan- Jends and allowing comy for the reeular | next dividend dated. te outetendine — — = - me: ‘ t IN‘ ; HOT’ SE Pie “Toot mar eit 4 Powhatan HOOT GIBSON in a product which acidulates very HUBARB—Home-er olde. Be 60 | pee erat are selling a p ‘ “a > LEMON ‘alifornia $4.50 to $4.7! wards you with health. anny. term 4250W Page EE ee. scout” YPN —Last Day— HOUSE Flewantir fs Basten Delma, , “The Buckaroo Kid” SHELL UNION OIL, CORPORATION , - ! ifioe elmar tudiir all fixtures, wil! eact D me Hunde d &7 i © ” S Del Fi - 2; $700, terme, $21 mer 3111 Betton av, ee THE BucKAROO K\\ a wonderful new policy of ow ~ ? % ‘ ] | ist _RE fe aig . as : ape Sta l pasket. home-grown 46c to G0e per bu ! IMES—Dominican, $2.75 1 -| Calotabs are the greatest of pany. terms. 4 , i ane VN tiv’ ONS The faith in our product is strengthene san te ah. Loe vans $2.00| ORANGES os Ons sll system purifiers. Get a ING HOt or. O rooms, clean w : Y iS EDDIE CANTOR i on 4 j \ R ANGIE } ; ' ) [ ie : 7 ~ n 2 Re o 84 : ' : . a famils package with full dairee- “ i, nd-& i ' . 10° ‘rooms. areer eT HOUSE af” 4 vn " ALICE TERRY TODAY — 7 ; : exicat ge oF 5 , . 7 _-. Home-erewh od " et peg | ; rr » Bertes A of Shell Union OF! ‘or, and al! righte of +t ern 4479 Delmar, “Flan r { id / Yd, . sé : TOMANnrce ‘ a \\\ : é : a aming Frontier” | //// in ‘‘Special He AS Me AUL + » PRY views published in your paper of April | dezen bunches ec cae es. fat . 49 Oger lease i tions. Only 35 cents at drug 50: $275 down. wUNK PARLOR AND_ . | ’ ific Fleet MAP. Li \ fe7tz™ L. ane ' : aiken iGeenore nue DRINK | “HELLO-GOODBYE” *teoe of the Pacific Flee ‘asa ia , | Juice which is absolutely guaranteed not : NEW FORK April S—A nation-wide | Comoe caual to $1.07 & ehare. on the |b oF ae ee a a ae a ad Teepe ¢ ‘ym ona i Ott onan wN ported by a tremendous and Amateurs | n . / r . site Rian : a - * / ‘ ‘ 7? ; ‘ , ner Per) + w } : ' tii ’ wWotcsES -— 17 ro “entirely oo THE MAGICIAN The Marines Are Fighting Again In -, —*" lo the Public— | Ie Sane phemsnahins oe tt ibe : pee nL ee Oa th hia , ' ; 5t) Q00 first mortgage 6% per cout hide iGroes rerenuce wer 33° oa. O77 ssatnet SHE. a UNION on. CORPORA - LANGDON in “His First Plame” scheduled for next Week, $i..1 05.154. lin AN

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ees A ¥ ie PAGE 50 _ STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1927__——————— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Bm. : -peremeuermemmass ; has been Cauliflower Used For Fertilizer. prices are too low for them to be| Porto Rican sortrage Bil Page Popular Comi Vilse ere ed. companions too refuge, has ¢ Gi we $50,000 Damages filed s gainst three youths, also Hurt and Emerso! Wilson, wer Chicago Girl Robber Identifi ompanion OK : . eae ee ES _e — a rie} - me SAN Lm, J 0 Rico, sirl Sues or oo m = . uit al ii} L aad e ° bav?g G4 a) } A ' &e ] nNHetifion . ° of +h op part} 1- Fs {> 2. eG gi Ta ryt \ rr) 1 = a i . % Oré ai T} ] ti iT 3 " . the - ecw - ho * a ~ + + ~ * ~ a. is ~~ I - gos I @. - iil Ss if} i fey i . i ; ii ia . i r : ' [i } F : } “4 ; | ” a . =f _ = a: ms aed . . - vears eat n in Ponti = 2: rormacory { Hit AGG. Ap! li - Helen . . . : . or een ’ = r . ~ sia ~ ae eR : any ye > cap — on en ee eo on sits cnargm th r Dl ] | ruilty of crimi- ' . . ‘ hour betore ner apture. Jose pn Cauliflowse r 318 peing ised is {e) Ferny c rat ECHO tin Ss as muco il Part, t? | ootielaten . It, 21 . when they picades Si oa | KOnKel, girl robber caught after the; ,,.... waa Wat. Mde sheet. ju im Ri cislature left qe Dorothy W eStery eit, am &,. a tormer the Y made wpenNn he r qd ring an au- , scxean 991 ¢ ‘ th ,?? rh they aé nied Rot iInson, A nyse yroe " 4 ciate . 292 yx - ‘Tiare ot . . . > : }> rie y kh fy o > ‘ , >. res 1T ’ : ’ 7. ' 1} Tyr ' Ainge ee ta. Ve po! tossed tear bombs into a a ll witli ‘ued at tilizer by farmers of this noted Paris. High freight charg | providing for ri ? 4% . i ‘* . on . r s ‘ M : : - rwoOiice if =F L¢’in} QS: } teryelt des in Shabbona basement where sne an three men $7! ntitie: r. : = . 2 reachers f oOue8re ” « ~ »sS ASSESS SSS » oe LAS . a ee a ee oe a Cs me em =f ~ . aa ~ ; at 4 ; | jp ——— a ra ; FES iy y she you come early, It looks like a stage Pay Only $2 Cash Pay Only $1 Cash Pay Only $1 Cash Pay Only $1 Cash Pay Only $4 Cash All-Porcelain, Cork-Filled The group Is limited at this low ment of the upper dec e price. - ~ ° w York, whi Cabinet , Leonard Pay $5 Down S. 3 News . | z : to ppp., wifflididdlddddiddidldtdds Gas Range OUTSTANDING VALUES OF THE Retrigerator Fabric Springs ...$280IR ory’ mmm \ } i ' ’ . I « Fos 4. | ) Odd Wood Beds... $9,175 1% 2 G OUT . PAST WEEK’S UNION VERTISING $ Q5 Oak Dressers .__ $12 Oe Plo 4 EEK’S UNION ADVERTISIN | Odd Chifforobes . $19.50 fabtaiammmmanii pokes Y4 % Z | . ; 7 : You'll not find so much range for so Undoubtedly the greatest Refrigerator Z little money elsewhere! Full 18-inch buy*of the year! 65-pound, all-porcelain y porcelain-lined oven and broiler! = Spa- Leonard Refrigerator, full corkboard 4 cious cutlery drawer! Automatic lighter insulated—every one perfect and guar- Z oi . and accurate oven thermometer! Large anteed. You'll never know greater food Z warming cabinet! All of this for $75! and ice economy than in a Leonard! Z Pay Only $5 Cash Pay Only $5 Cash Z . ; - LARGE VANITY jf} , ° , r oti Z a : Sim li , ' _— 4 Ta a 4 ae Fiber Reed Baby Carriage plify the Motoring Problem—Bu) $3 9 ri Me $ 75 G 0 op‘ v EAR | % f — Mabe er si ‘ies a Be | TIRES larce odd Vanities ia! "] : : finishes. In Al condition } we ee 3-Piece Mohair Bed- Davenport Suite On Union’s Easy Terms wonderfal buys at COMMGGME hb Graceful and well built...this Bs Pay $3 Down g ’ Sor Reed ema’ ne nee Great beauty, comfort and economy in this massive armchair, — ve np to enjoy your y 4 ishe in the ftavore paste ‘ urniture while you pav for Z ii te dees teeiin aie wing chair and bed-davenport, which opens into a large coil i case aa y # y = g m3 ber-tired wire wheels. spring bed. Done in taupe mohair, with reversible spring cush- + On =o. ~— a THREE - e i g cag kcet sagan telling lorful b 1] Ad can do the same with Good Z ions in colorful brocatelle. vertised last Tuesday sn ae ic Ww 9: Z Pay Only $1 Cash : ‘ . ; OM g ~ | peated for Saturday at the remarkably reasonable price of year Tires! Come to Union! LIVING-RO gs ae i You Need Pay Only $20 Now All Sizes in Every Type 2 G : 3 ; | . . . g 4. 4 42-Piece Dinner Set / aoe 4 $ 5? 5 The New CARRYOLA Master y 1s bY Pretty 42-piece Din- 2 $ 75 = Z pAe ~ ner Set in dainty gold Yj TT 4 ef pattern. A_ splendid | Z h ? quality of light-weight New beauty and finer tone Z ; Season pte much in this greatest of portable Armchair, wing chatr and dar “Wy seetereneeenrrn ‘ Ower price than you Phonographs. Your choice enport, with deep spring YYVYVELITET TT a WMT) would expect for so of leather effect cases. ions. Upholstered in velout. & Big « dirigible. which ; great a value! . Holds 15 records and plays creat value at this price Lakeh é % : Bargain Basement. F P} ] ° any make with the same 9 akehurst, N. J., is h : our-Fiece alnut Bedroom Suite full, commie of te Pay $5 Down aration for the first #1 : ; larger instruments. Take ° : Pretty 1 100-Piece Dinnerware Set Simple in design, extravagant in quality and sensibly your music with you, St) A ggggypusstanon ; : Full service set in lovely floral spray de- $ 95 priced, this large bow-end bed and dresser, dainty vanity $ 50 wherever you go GAS RA NG | V fe nsenneaguanrentoeraa ft : sign, — at a price that may mislead and spacious chifforobe. The pieces are of hardwoods, On Easy Terms tn Zf hee you, for this is really a wonderful service. walnut veneered, with artistic panel overlays. Advertised Union’s Music Salon 75 Zi , Hi last Wednesday; repeated for Saturaay at only........ A ite : e * a : Z v4 i You Need Pay Only $15 Now e g ' : ie ‘| \ group of several styles © Z: i Mt j pte! Day- Bed . . Complete cabinet and _ side-oven G : e. ie ; cae Ranges. In At condition, Z: *¥) bf if tm real values at this low price. q ? Bhs | ; Hi 4 Pay $1 Down y j cet @:: : Z : 4H oe REFRIGERAT | G - oe A: . ieee ¥: a: 4: : |, iia +1205 | FE: 3 ya etree ‘pehad. Zs ae ; Z* ee 4. S 3° 3 E ae ~ aaa - \ wonder group of y 3 Ee . ’ sae ftefricerators, every ’ Vz Pg a | ois : Windsor Bed Outfit > |) TI Bin cood condition. choose gi | att aal Walnut steel Day-Bed with decora- $ Q5 3-Piece Fiber-Reed Living-Rootr nN) Suite | ait Complete i geod Cee ne A AOD; tive metal cane panels. O All-steel Windsor bed, walnut, wi yor a | aap : ges I eis pens into T bh - ; , 2 75 at this price. 4% trae large bed with fabric springs and ransport the Sunny South into your home with these three splendid spring and 45- pound a] Down Zi _ | cretonne covered mattress pad... _. lovely tiber reed pieces... . a comfortable cMair and rocker and $ be cotton mattress. Amazingly priced Pay $1 Down me ; ; Bas | Dow Ouly $1 Cask é large davenport in Orange tangerine. The backs and loose to represent real savings at only . : Beeas: | spring cushions are cretonne covered. Advertised last Mon- Pay Only $2 Cast 45” ® ateGe | Cretonne-Covered Day 5.95 S . re ee EN EV AP Hike ere oy-ped Pad .........3$6.86 day: repeated at oe | | + ‘ eae y: repeated for Sa mone a ee unusually sensible price of Simmons Dreamland Cotton Mattress $10.50 at Ae ei eiaer >| You Need Pay Only $4 Now You Can Shop -* a9 © res = 4 ee I r ) F : ae Z ed F ate B ew Polychrome Colonial Dame Stores Every iu Zine . mt rah : rid e Lam ® Wednesday and dg $i | “ te ‘ a Compt S Dp : Boudoir Lamp Saturday Evening — ._ Sed yams’: cte “g 3 | bee. See ee “ 49 lined and have pretty floral decorations. 1 ay 4 with artistically tinted shade. Has long Yo ae » = . eS He 4 (Bargain Basement.) T\ '% S I REI K r cord and two-piece plug. De na? t ome 16 (Bargain Basement.) Ye ; " — = - } 7 -_ — - he 9 OE Qe RS Ht 1 .

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ican Suffrage BM Pails. Popular Comics N N ) om BAN, Porto Rico, Apr 135 fm . o- he aie te org A News Photographs . Hiome Reading and sith : \ \ : 7 SS Women’s Features —— “ ay . NO tp ~ Ae . aor ee PEN BG. ot tg A a - EN any wien SOS cng uayt sh > ie wi Sates i Aide radeon: deol on ee a « ‘Trage read and Write ree: =) eee we pee, SS RQ OS FURNITURE AT , | FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1927. ’ : - ; 4 “%G 4 EXCHANGE STORESMA i | a . 4% _— A: . = {7 ". ‘ } ie - Kidd, Ye . hh: Ban Pau bs £ A: be 2% COME far annens mas pe Up fs. 0, jl TH co TH Bt ° : % ‘ oO oe " i ae ” A t ¥ , ae & Ao - : “ - 4 4 / % o- é $T.-7 é MARKET STs. as o2 «ee 5 bi *% ye Re ee oe, 3 * . *, “UZ % 4b ow’ll Find aturday aVingsS Union’s Two hange Stores ‘\ . * » WS Ww $y RWOOoOo \N NKAY S wy as SSSS SSS SSE 8s Se ee eee Be ee ee gee eF* Ses So * NAA : \ MWA Q{’AAY W WOG > hae “aay WK WN SRTASSSRSS SSS FS HVERTESE SEATS FSS SAND ; PNP eee ox ROO WO MO SSS SSS SS WS \ NS SSSESSBSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSVSSLSSLALASS SLSR SERS SE SERERSAS 4 . ““ a) SOOO nA = " 5 4 ‘ A Ady > ae oe gy ae : a | SWESR c CHEN OE OS CEES S SY WH WAG SS “Cype,3 i / Ate yyyypyyusttttile jl BRITAIN’S WEALTHIEST DROOM SUITE seta GIRL ENGAGED ms 75 "eS Lei 5 “ow BES eee ge — 2 ee eee! ae, Miss Mary Ashley, who is a cousin by marriage | mw Re 8 ee eet a . == iin Z %© King George, ts to be married to Captain A y ; : > se Rae Se Sod a oo Ea ™ i * , moter Re ee - —e SO re ' age S. _ oa Reid, D. F. i... M. P. for Warrington. —tUnderwood & Underwood photo s —s SSSSSAAS SRLS SERRA SERRA RRR RSA SSSR LER SSSA ERASER E REESE Ss Qe Nsw rae eer eee ASO eee Xe & SSS PSS PSS SS SS SRSA SAAN “3 ~ * renewed pieces, similar ose shown, in Al condi- You can get the finish refer if you come Carly, roup is limited at this low ae (. _* oe , BK WIM AAAAM AW NSSe ase SSS SS AS . CRO a 0e . nth Ae Bie Pe >, tom »> IIPPSIS I FIVVSILUITTAAADIDAAAAABPPAATIUTIPIAVPTTTVIVOTTT TT Peer, er o ae : ° . ° a 4 uh “UY UYUYY 'Y Wp ew ewe wo eevee . sowed ° ide ea It looks like a stage or movie set but in reality it is the different arrange WER ntie SEX Vth Witt ttt tld . ; Ps ° ” 4 A “ 4, ment of the upper deck which is one of the distinguishing features of the Y y Rey $5 Down | S. S. New York, which has just reached port on its maiden trip. yy J ” . , Red Cross collecting the ROIS so mee dead on Boundary Road. —International phote. 4, 4, WY J the SELLE IIFIIFELFELEEELELIFEIFEFERFFEEEELEFFEELEEEFEFLEFEFEFERFEEEEELEEREFEPEEEEEEBREELEPEESE Eh Lila lin Sele Sn Seow hig . LIIO PIERS Ss . oo . - ° = a . - i \S NY mes IB on wae SS ic Springs ...$2,.50 yg, tpi pYCMMMIIMLLIULULLLLLL LLL LET he ee ede | $0.75 ‘gh: 74 TAKING LOS ANGE Tescars $1950 4/044 .0UT FOR EXERC ’ : : b.42 41 hp fps 4 Chifforobes _.$19,50 ty CLLIIIIIZZIZZ7Z_ : / lg / Midiivility “Le * , WH W *WN Es ‘thi “of YG, WT yyy 444 jf? s (VEL 7 ° YZ Yl” AEG. a tf . . SS 7 annem Pr Be SSSI NM RAAS SAAS ASA XK “A QM PADS’ ™ AAS saA > 7 . , : a “ \ es . = . wale ‘ ~~) a aad » no a . - ~s af *, . oe ee . eta » mS e is “a SR a ares Sy feted tatans eae", os 'g*eh eh SSO AKA EA “? > >? & SSNS SAAR - > Oe ae CaN SA ABARABRSRE SS DEES OSE EO EEE EEE KATE ‘ be SSSASAAAASNAAAAN hana mae WAAAARAAANASAARSRR LS ee ee ee sASAAAAS NAY MNWQNOHNN a SS SND LE NESSS SSNS SS SS SENSE SAS NAR AR RSD AD Nana Renan ar eneannrnescsanaesneereeannemnemnnen WOH WAAS Sanaa VQ Nets a ss. umtt% Major-General Charles reveee P. Summerall, former ty commandant of the “Uy, Second Corps Area, GY met at Union Station “44 by a reception com- GG mittee of Army of- 1G] ficers. Left to right— G Sergeant Rice, Major (Lynam and Colonel Fall of Jefferson Bar- racks, E. J. Spencer, { Major-General Sum- merall, Colonel Bell, Colonel Pagelow and Lieutenant Forster, aid to the Major-General. —By a Post-Dispatch staff photographer. Ae : SH44AASE “4 : oa tess ee cae See cae W111 ttf, 7 nat eon: oneannmmn.es came wanteacase scacceater te is hastctne oho 4 _-, PSC LS ae 44 ccc pie 2 : . es ee sig Wf Wy ag LEE Wr, | | “hy “Vy, . : - ee ag Uy uf, Np, Ca UG +, “Uy, 4,7 V7 % we HQ SS \s * \ ve ot WS \ XS ~~ Y ~ Q WOO eb \ >> » | WWW S MMMWMa» ony ass nnn? aR» MPA s AAW . NY SN : Sp \ = SS s MMA .*** WH XS, AAA SS WYO . NAA AA .* 7 ~ NY . fo S XX ROTA MARC SS SS O 4 , se . SS Q “ \\ Sy AS Wy Be . yy ie “tty 4PPEELBIFE fl - , "ta Vt?” 0 WHILLILLLILILIL YY YL LY YU ; Z f %, 7 * %Y% Y . © + V4 7 Wireless inventor and nay Destese 4 Bri ; ourteent LIBERAL NORMAL Neti, bP egg “ho 9 waceagp = 7 PROFESSOR heb aies Hu) off} us, boule 1904 and a civil divorce was granted Robert T. Kerlin of the West Chester (Pa.) eae “ in 1924. Action of cccleslanten —_ State School is informed by the Board of a was based gy tong prene Trustees that he will not be needed any LU to separate wheneve y . | in th J iy F more because he defended a discussion 1, jh the Liberal Club of the school of the Cool- , eussbeob meoeett-cogeter $e idge policy in Nicaragua. ih 4. seb ~ \ eee : 3 Ro too. ‘S : BX. : af , & . . , * Sore Sehanata” ee \ .* oan w7F7 oe Ys GS LOOSE ORE OPO OD : Be “head ~ Qyvd Vip UIL ME with chair, wing chair and dav- q ly I MUMIA bort, with deep spring cush- a QW dddedeededeededeedeaaeceedddedtddddesa toppos-ve a a) *é/ A . Upholstered in velour. A “a \ is Vs Se ae. : at ine ‘4a this price. 7 Big dirigible, which has had a long rest in its hangar at U.K tui, dbiry Lakehurst, N. J., is here shown being pushed out in prep- Pay $5 Down ‘ aration for the first flight of the year. —mtemational photo SIR THOMAS ROOT FOR THE YANKS ; Yi: i y . Sy RA NGES Yo posnseenecreczzccanegzenen SLEEPER MEEAMEBEABAEEBREUAM¢AE LAMERFPAEBRELAAELAM erent htt TAIL ECLOLEEL ES eg “ It was the least that yachtsman Lipton 7 | could do after somebody crowned him with a Yankee cap at the opening game with the Athletics, and everybody said he did it very well. Fetograme oup of several styles of inet and side-oven Gas nees, In At condition, and i values at this low price. Pay $1 Down R9EFRIGERATORS | $4950 wonder group of reconii wd Refrigerators, every one good condition. Choose early ike the selection is comptete this price. SS ‘N ITALY’S MAN OF THE AER Close-up of Francesco de Pinedo, transatlantic flyer, who had spanned the ocean in four-continent effort when his plane was de- stroyed by fire at Roose- velt Lake, Arizonz —International photo \ Ranma nang . 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Se Le . ” % | ._a* 7. a8 .* ~\ we SMM AN Wy & | Til. ee : Lg Center—Left to right—Mildred we on FURRIT Gi +a ne St ea 2g At right—May Magill, New En. [ —inherma ional photo. > “eee ee « ete onmw® ‘ZEXCHANGE STORES 0) 70 as a Milt ati JAUAWs 1 6 NA2™ SF -7T*E MARKET ST94 ; e > -

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- er at Sat What Do You Know? A Daily Knowledge Test FRIDAY. APRIL 15. 1927, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | (She Diaryo a New father “ ee SS SS SS 2 eS i i ee ee Thursday night. 2What six cereals are most generally used throughous OAN took the baby downtown world? today to have Mr. Spencer take | his picture, and the proofs will ' be ready tomorrow in time for me /to call for them on my way home, | but Iam kind of sorry we are get- | time we | ; ting them because I had a better | | b/ . 2. Y # idea today and we might as well | , have saved the money we will spend on these pictures, because | who wants just plain pictures now- | adays? | PAGE 52 FRIDAY APRIL 15. 1327 'MEDI Ly ~ MARRIED By HELEN

4—Of what is linoleum chiefly made? > have to is" takes When you see a bridegroom w —eaeeeeeeeee é onably sure tnat he is followiz 5—On a menu you sometimes see the name of an artigo @ . . food followed with the words “au jus.” What does thet mean? a nro s/s +} that is re But when you see a bride t altar, you never can be certa When I came home this evening | pee : | Pf something. Joan told me the baby had just) aa ~~ hiatal ‘ PS been wontunew Bae Ur: Epencw 6—Who wrote “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall?” | had said that if all babies were as |good as ours, taking photographs | of them would not be any trick at) |all, and she said the baby smiled | - aiway And that su llKe a | os se ] ar _ * . . e } + —* XL. ‘ ia ‘ + tinea 4 ve Oe ™ a sSpasnt ‘* mixture of f+ Aj + coal— 4 mas may be blindfolded am d or eased into it, under the But only a woman can be D of “psychopathiay sic POLO a a al all lal ala PPB LAO hed eere ON NN i 7—How many days and nights did it rain when Noah wag ip on. not BilLies - PPP A A man usually marries in ¢ 8—Who wrote the opera “Salome?” inks he wants—love, a home, or _ often marries in order to ES 9—Before St. Louis had a Board of Aldermen, what wag e doesn't want. local legislative body called? —rmRIi no 4 4 ad LALLA, > Lettin’ a failure down easy. In a subyb one gets so tired of hearing “We haven't it.” Or “We don't de- liver,” or “We can't. promise it!” Navertheless, “psychopathi: su- bur! its own reméedy— We ought often SK island we've given ourself the dose! aged Is a New Yorker, in of anv mother who is not rich Ly. } ’ neheon o° wafers mc } na iugn . Count , é " | being a resident of New York suburban life is wort! while in’ salmon r sardines, or some school, an’ they’ ill went t’ law ’o’ th’ stage, an’ then 100K as ea ought to take moving pecures oF | State, ause it’s : ilIMNon times worth thin’, a paper il be read by some 901 1’ thev’ve all been admit hamfatters that have had all th /him instead of just plain, ordinary And dwellers in certain parts ' : th’ ely embers. , bar. ' the \ewspaper boostin’ an’ opportumi-) pictures,” and Joan said, “What Long Island are citizens of New , at? ve as ha rin re see over female Th’ object o’ th’ club is pened office 7 th’ world Take auto me- I said. “What do you have, York City, "heneve VOT] . sic and tired | ulld y u liveiy interest In ning | Taney i asse throug! } hanics Th’ auto is 59 any pictures taken for?” “To send But are they New Yor} ; ee : ’ ole, an’ how many mechan-|t§ our relatives and friends, of “gidewalks-o-New ics know how t’ tune a wtre wheel,! eourse.” answered Joan. “You traditton or stop a radiator leak? Auto me- | say ur pportunti-| Cost 7 se more Other idea and we cannot afford it At sixteen, many a girl takes number of our society | ver a hundred million,|nation, an’ nobuddy'll literarw tre’ met at “} of us are second/ statesmen hain’t had . 3 + . . “a? -* ee | ee OG = “ta Sie ry v7 ‘tj have : o’ Mrs. Tipton Bud, rd raters, an’ fully 95 ties. Opport gorge one phe th'| if we spend a lot on the pictures | what's t'i pe -nt of us are fourth raters if statesmen on tM Oj/InK nat = tak a oe a4 Joan | : bs ringicait ; eee ; 'you had taken today,” an | - at all. Take lawyers. Ther’g)hand o' death. Nobuddy x *| said, “What is your idea?” 7 ’ ities. Le , o al ” : or- monopoly on opportuniti ; CITE a olks Of a th’ home Thursday,. an’ known from now on 4s ri 8 Ridge Club.” Th’ ~ . ranization ever r 7 organized is’ has ~ — tO new 5 5 know, for how : © ‘ ‘ ad PO BL» lal alla lll a, Answers to today’s questions will be found on page 54 ees (| and robin’s glee, April bas THE RHYMING [ooo ee ee OPTIMIST ——etimpsing through thes glimpsing through the , In April mirth, all the loveliness of earth! By Aline Michaelis Zer '° Thur ever’ be had I said, Well, now that the baby pal stars ig learning to crawl, I think we _ neee a On living on Long the sense At twenty-five many a fool with a man twice her age in 6 looks like one long, er ft’ Ard not even all the alim Bg newspapers can shatter her il > At thirty, !f her “love-ship’ esperately snatches the first “lif ‘ a 9 in (Or: nearly 7 ears vit only seven or have the right to clean alr . mNMerimnea 4iigcc ssid ‘ ehabilitation o° th’ leigh )" em had that ‘em by which they eal eminen: a serious jam th’ on'v on we kin think Elihu ities wuz do we all indescriba- chanics have grabbed more oppor-) tunities than any class I know oO.’ Look at marriages. Consider th’) opportunities some o” us have ha, | an’ look at th’ opportunities we've | made th’ most 0’. Don’t let oppor-| tunities fool you. Th’ big thing is | havin’ backbone enough t’ resist) I'll admit fer argyment’s sake) we're all born equal, >ut) ther’s an awful sortin’ out later! on, an’ we only hear o’ th’ few) that’s got that indescribable some- | thin’ in ’em that we can't describe la probiems —— | , dis et - iat : J ine ropin's sone. wor Sona ae | rom spinsterhood. She fs literall '“™his notes can grow sweeter still ssiorate urgines of her patron |as swift years go. For, with each . | recurrent spring, when I hear the | At forty, many a perfectly robin sing, more and more of beau- ty fills all his happy runs and trills; | » escape boredom, and to acquir more and more of gladness floats | mstaurant companion, only to di skyward in his joyous notes, seéms | Z , who goes to sleep every eveniz Pas though his lyrics hold raptures | 4 ast years left untold! I'm just foveties along, watching how ye But the Prize Dumb-bell is —wunless we call it class, an’ class | cowslips throne. noting primroses | ho seeks to insure her Indian Su stands shoulder t’ shoulder with) ‘that creep upward after winter | pme sheik half her ace! radium when it comes t’ scarcity.” | | | sleep. April has brought them | P 'of movie film around the country | April, with boisterous | | back again. land expect people to make arrange- bimehelte? . bined | | winds’ refrain; iments with their neighborhood | movies house to see them, could | you?” | Guaranteed “They sell projectors now that. pure imported greater protection. you use in your own house,” I ex- | | the old problem of disposal, plained, but Joan was not at all 2 . | py, sold on the idea. “I suppose every | Eight eh better-clmes be Great Alternative! vcppggitensa ho trifle with him. person we send a picture to would | 3 4 Discards like tissua, e e have to go out and buy a movie | projector just to see what our baby | No embarrassment. Five times as : looks like,” she said. Said I, “I did | pads. not guarantee that I had pleaned | : every minute detail completely. | a of offending. , mm = =—= Any new idea has to start some | place.”” And says Joan, “Well, your | idea did not start any place, be-| : tog , Cause the brain that an idea like | ; . aos Obtainable at zfl and es C 9 > ™ 1] partment stores smmply by = that came from could not be called | oman s isnes “KOTEX.” You ask for 2 ]] ren S >) ly 7 eS Gratitied | By THORNTO} Be sure to get the ee a rent gta; | IE the face poeder you now oe | Kotes teal oie prmwi_ oe. ho saan alta yes | t stay on long enough suit | /the world has, instead of trying | 2°¢8 Bot Stay ¢ 8 CUgR CO SUIS | hut d- ! a 14 tennis court " the in mone} at recreation, in habitat. And those who live in the suburbs dan tetions are NOT the type. | a aia naew. We ought to know—we are a sub- erate bie enile tae a srtunitie: in th’ ‘orl sn’ ¢? time we have a urbanite! : endeal” tnd for git us anywheres. sore toe? What opportunities have wor. intance, one long Tstand | all their possessions ¥ -|blamed much about th’ Mayo boys had that a million’ woman seemed indignant To a living sete eutete fireplace that it’s worth diggin’ int other doctors hain’t had? They've pemeees, Ss Geseribing srs. payGer | nd a piano player and a l- Mrs. Moots. “We'ra told that ours got that indescribable s0ome- we spoke of suburban thrift in| hrern—— : is th’ land o’ opportunity, an’ that;thin’ in ‘em whatever it is. Take Grese— | Where evenings at home are ther’ hain’t no excuse why anybud-jall th’ professio even farmin’, Good heavens, its it an insult | ‘ how many notchers do utterly out dv shouldn’ be a topnotcher, an’! an " To imply that suburban women are ila; liad that most folks are too tri t’ | find? tatesmen! Ther less extravagant hat grab opportunities. Out of a popu-'hain’t four first raters in th’ entire Than Broadway jazz queens? Once again, we speak, whereof we! know— We live in the suburbs; And, unlike many a Manhattanite. | And Many a suburban woman ‘annot “put all she has on her back’— "Cause why? ‘Cause there are} taxes to pay, And insurance, and coal bills, aid plumbers’ bills, and $2 a week t r s the lawn! + ; ‘ see «6 Os it+ar toms of “psychopathia suburb- tual life, of New York City. pata eo prone loaee iy rae we st wt a ay wi — To the bridge, golf, cars, petty so- _ ALK! 7 fair . . anyone | ciabilities, petty inconveniences RO 4 veeu Pe Oe ae ee Of subuft ; the brave soul that |when we hear the beginning of a and call it-qnite— Yet she has n and smilingly/story of misery—something we You have to pay “carryinz| ish pig, at her Pere help, or stay—to give a charges” and repairs and ovor- | pense, | ee ee mang and sy: head. 'And if her “psychopathia suburb-/| ' Here, Aunt Mahala. This will Instead of buying a: new coat. or. is” cannot ured. | | Stop the most eloquent of us before pair of shoes, or party frock It must be ENDT’RED! = we have entered into a catalogue Whenever you're tired of wearing /And that’s that’ we sar | of our woes. the old one' Of Co . It’s a Course in Preven- _— ag seyy Snel mon’ let us become a menace to Some wonfen suffering from “Dsy- | i: end Senne 4 = “y oe |Our friends over things that can- why not leave not be helped. nearby : Moots, |lawvers o' distinct h she tried t’ prove that un-/|0 ‘ ry" e've got some sort of an in-| Root. 7 8: us all th’;open t’ all. Why Minnesoty Te - i sa rrow same opportun are ‘ arence or under , beat it ever’ 3 » ¥ lid - erm. dren's own . 7 + opportunity that not | we of date— are not a moving procession of cars, To schools that steer between the Scylla of New York's over- crowded part-tima, the Charybdis of the snobbish | private institution— ‘Children have the right to a place | | in which to breathe and grow ! and live |As children ought to grow. Suppose a woman does prefer, for herself, flin’ streets ~ 4444 To ; ' ; i Misery lLeves Company—But the Company? No Wonder We Avoid Those Who Dwell on Misfortunes. Just as soon as a woman fin ome, parents troublesome, work hesome, she {is apt to plunce m bor helpless man with her! = But marriage, to be happy, sg Hymen is ; ; ' By WINIFRED BLACK. This old lady serves as a fear- ful example to all ef us who re- member her, and it is quite an established habit in the family is no Rushing into matrimony in ¢ > like running into a trolley car icab! The quicker the tragedy — 3 4 > * ry wearied to dis- sickness and 4 7. rat ’ ey se ii With serves and We children One hat just brought from Paris | ‘ vith is of Bankok straw. decorated with | are fashioned into brimless at: Reentnhes thee ontin MR laundry—discard like tisst GLO. There’s nothing like it. Pe . ee : Biack ng one @ little peopl ; - — ’ ss nie ii “1 Set. : Fs - * : : - 4 - . : (Copytight, 1927.) knows that WINIFRED BLACK you find If dwell- he ——— Artificially Soured Milk for Babies A EO By Charles A. L. Reed, M. D. Former President of the American Medical Association. Canes. ‘ing on this subject of surgical Op-{ used to gather at her table with | — >’ | erations general, it is well for’ gr but as we grew old- | Srosgrain ribbon and set of by a) - . you to pull yourself up with a/er the poc 14 lady bee | white daisy made of rubber. Steel | J * : a- i — Va bs at — ss. sw - * ‘ a! / ~ 2 ‘ ‘ strong hand. You may be sure| sider us f! ‘Ipients for }plumes also are a novelty in the| ar | fi he | 4 lecoration. ‘that no helpful soul wants to hear! fidences and h oubles. he | Way of decoration | tha etorv. ae} ] nart , in i I know a woman who has ac-| : | ) ulred the hospital habit and who! delicgcies of her table be tO 3 VF SO iong to escape th ° : E ; yn] nmAc aw ' } : —— ** nh * . ha es ner Trien As ~- B: a 4 a4 S i + > a4 Vues the Caucasus, where itnstead of | ‘°°* “hf cow's milk, the milk of a she ass... deat w is used for preparing it. Kefir No. 1 may be prepared with whole or skimmed milk from. wae , ' cows. The following is the method Sa ee f me to pour = TART your day with zest and rel ish, with your break- fast eat a slice of BASY BREAD, PLAIN or TOASTED. Fortify yourvelf for the day’s endeavors. Co-ordinate mind and body by IMPROVING your Wray. Make your INDIVIDUALITY MAGNETIC. BASY BREAD is the only bread ever perfected with WEIGHT REDUCING qualities. Good Health and leanness are inextricably intertwined. REDUCE—eat a slice of BASY BREAD with each meal. Three slices of BASY BREAD a day, helps REDUCE your weight in nature's way. Order a loaf teday with bookiet and expisnatery directions BASY BREAD is sold by all the Conrad Stores J. F. CONRAD GROCER CO. “Bakers of Health Breads” A NE Parking With Peggy eg es ge eee 6 Ree DED VRID. 8 i RA ve A phates MME Se onthe? ee ne. By. ahs Was e% . : . . ;aeTit i) LRA age RE A ase IY ee PE Meg eO BMAF PRET Per ast Pate SX RNS to Pet thought ‘Oo picax up some "3 might t lay eggs that make the a d its i worm ~ ahaa ‘ 5 ter. aa Ria, ky liftea “eae he wortns. h 80m «+> iF tei ‘ian s% ~ ..ng squirming in kh The one sure way to pre cautrs *Y Opened his bill and leg moth-holes i MWirming thing arc + tel vent is by using Whe ground an@ tha ms Gun Larvex. It isnot a“bug killer” “ulrmed Hike the liveliest Kis - ~ ‘ ; ® Worm «hin a ’ ‘ or insecticide. They won’t : ie Blacky stood sae do the job. But si af your clothes with Larvex ;, costs you but a fraction ® §.,, much as the that worm Larvex is an odorless, worms destroy. The nd whoever heard Mothproofs everything made of ) Blacky didn't offer to pick ®& “es a om at kind of-a worm is that™ “a 3 Peter. “Why den't yoo "ow that you have : on by ' 8 surprised that he hag colorless, non - inflammable : “ey tf blue worm? Certainl - Corporation, eer hag r pe : (eG Se , +4 K3 by * — ia Sigh + — em ee en there FP es he * MP RA > ali aignPar want itr ng a ve In order to render modifted milk more nourishing, sugar or fat may be added to it These varieties of milk may be given only to healthy but under- | nourished babies, at the age of six | months and more. ) Especial] care should be taken to increase the quantity of fat with advancing ace. | These practical hints coming from a 4istinguished authortty are quite as applicable in the United | States as in France. : a * ee ee toro - * Sete as 1 hres bi, ets aa 4 a ve t 4 eee Pe ee _ A . . . ‘ nia a ee aa F ch, coe dakaamedian adaeaslaeardn, cotemaie ce he i hey (aed a =. 8 x : 3 ; . wet ® stared? nt ue continued te nt twist and jump about ‘yY and Peter continued Presently the blue worm worm Owtng to ite semiliquid consist- ency and fts acidity yorart may be given only to babies older than six | months. Sugar should always be — cree ee — It is perfectly safe, from a fash- | fon standpoint, to buy a print for added. ithe frock. Theee are promin- Kefir ts a peculiar kind of slight- lent in every display, but mosthy in ly fermented milk containing gasicombination with plain with a trace of alcohol. It is pre- | Printed silk and plain chiffon its a pared with @ special ferment from | tavorite combination. * partment and furnitum ~, - "8 to cloge his mouth. ’ lever heard of one . liquid. It penetrates every New York, N. Y. ™Ore quiet, and after a while stores. Get Larvex “Te | 3&8 worm ” Peter to him s * der my LARVEX — ss LBopne | squirming altogether, ie Tate SRS pea ae shee wong? dirs 1 Ail Lee ei nti weg 307 ay Seb ani ce Slate! ea s iia~ <m ese det ; eo . new and Delmar @iaide and Delmar nion afid Vernon Grand and Sh vy } Eighth and Locust fabric | Sixth and Chestnut : “s Tnion Market | Anyhow the briefer her clothes De Baliviere and Waterman (the more a girl shows she’s a lady.” (GuaRamTEEO “RY GOOD MOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE) enandoah ‘ r 3 na foolish took as there wW acky's face when he turned

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FRIDAY. : PRIL 15. 1997, : The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ieineinoal FRIDAY. Know? L ay as is =" MEDITATIONS By John Held Jr. | } MARRIED WOMAN ||. a THERE ARE OER THINGS "7 By HELEN ROWLAND BESIDES on PAGE 53 ie ~ a , New Orleans or Cairo, Milton Work’s Bridge Pointers ae ee | T HF. pointer for today its: MARRIAGE—ADVENTURE OR ALTERNATIVE? | With king and one small | : | card of the suit led in dum- oR some women marriage is the Great Adventure—for others it | | " | 7 i (1 RI o> es my, yA Sd “~ 7 3 ! : ig the Great Alternative! ae ‘ | SS » JAN : cards in the closed hand, play POL eal al aL Lil NPs y ly used throughout the —_—s sm fore ~ a aris ants « ae - —— ~—— make (20. eee on 2% - ae Te ae ee : . eee + oes ie e 4 Ms A ie ee acre > > eet ys ai pene ans “ ee . ey iors ee x * ¢ ‘ athad 94g of - Ra» pte NA oor ee ee ee) iia seni Page yes De ~~ waES : “— iad © 2 s shew pats SR Ma pmad Atle . , i aN may ee.> Ps ¢ Ms Sr hy eee ee Sa ee ee Ae OLLI ALLL ln te, ers f. o. b. mean? ie b As and jack and two small small from dummy regardless of whether the contract is @ trump or no-trump. The reason for thig pointer can be illustrated by the following i hand: | Dummy (north)—Su: A-x-x. Ht: |K-x-x Di: -—J-9-x-x-z Cl: K-x. ‘Closed hand (south)—6p: Q-J-190 ‘Ht: A-10-3 Di: A-Q-10-8 Cl: J- | 6-2, With a emall club the epening lead, it will be noted that if dum- my should play the king of clubs on the first trick, it would be more iapt to win than lose, because the ace is more frequently in the hand ‘of the leader than in the hand of ‘the leader's partner; but, as has ‘been stated in previous articles, the difference is very slight, and if ithe ace should be in the east hand ‘and the lead should be from the i'queen (as would then be most probable), the play of the king on the first trick would keep the de- clarer from taking a single club | trick. By playing small the de- clarer must make one club trick, regardless of the location of the adversely held ace and queen. If both are in the leading hand | (west), the first trick will be taken /by south with the jack; if both are ‘in the third hand (east), the third (trick will be taken by south with the jack; if west have the ace and east the queen, the jack will take the third trick if the ace capture the king on the second; and if iwest have the queen and east the = ace, the jack will take the first itrick or the king the second. So, no matter how the adverse high ‘clubs are held, one trick must be made by the declarer if his first play from dummy be small. The |play of the king, therefore, would 'be one of those sad plays which |tmnay lose and cannot gain. It Is im- | portant, therefore, to distinguish between King-x in dummy and jack _x-x in closed hand, with which the ‘king should not be played from ig namees Sty. mm sens Sage bbi “ee ' When you see a bridegroom walking down the aisle, you may be | PPL onably sure that he is following his own inclinations. née name of an article of . * . u jus.” What does that But when you see a bride treading the flower-strewn path to »altar, you never can be certain that she is not running AWAY wom something: . ~ “> a MON a Haddon Hall?” oa al “he et eas as oh element tee cnttnehilins supe 2 AGI A man may be blindfolded and backed into marriage, or lured, seered or eased into it, under the anaesthetic of a springtime pas- ion. But only a woman can be DRIVEN into it with her eves wide pen! . % £ $ PPP ttt me in when Noah was in the bin ying t 3 oe 4 A man usually marries in order to GET something that he Pihinks he wants—love, a home, or a particular woman. Buta cirl. 4 plas, often marries in order to ESCAPE something that she thinks she doesn't want. ; At sixteen, many a girl ‘mace. just in order to escape “‘Mother’s na; fons,” or the boredom of another year at school. : * * im ’ 7S ~~ ee ~ i - yp ame ee ae POLY 4 ONO LOLOL OOLOOLIN LOL Lim pm : Aldermen, what was its ? 2 . olen the fata! * . t 1% | akes the fata! p into a foolish mar- c, "oee's ~—e restric- bniversary of the Louisiana cgi et agpen athe > nde : A AI Ri Ty le ah AR Bhat ae To her, marriage looks like a gorgeous lark, with the beautify] promise of a chance to “‘be herself’’ and “‘lead her own life.”’ | * * * aon ii eee ee found on page 54. » . | | At forty, many a perfectly sane woman marries just {n order ence for this new hy escape boredom, and to acquire a permanent “‘theater-beau” and nic pad that discards taurant companion, only to discover that she has gotten a jail. | ily as ra» , who goes to sleep every evening after dinner. But the Prize Dumb-bell is the middle-aged widow or divorcee o seeks to insure her Indian Summer against solitude by marrying me sheik half her age! —— — THE ONLY CHILD By Angelo Patri __— » | > * i: > > > 7 | * a *& = | AL ‘ ¢ ‘ Ewe 1 * . nis C‘Otll- . | . ‘ cr ’ ' choice for the cracker | pepper, chopped I capers and pickles| , ed butter or butter sub- | During 1926 the Post-Dispatch stitute. J his makes a dry, crumbly printed. 109.437 Room and Beard stuffing. To make a slightly moist | “Wants” — 48,649 more than the dressing, use only two tablespoons PHREE other St. Louls newspapers butter and add two-thirds cup milk | combined. a a ee as g. on oa ——_—— — ———————— San ppaae manga eee Se One look i! ainable at afl drug and de- . . Children’s Bedtime Story | iiss hel ics pnt stores simply by saying “EX.” You ask for i without nto eac | B THORNTON ing ahead : both and they’ sure to get the genume. Only © y W. BURGESS. both siding high, wide and fa itself is “like” Kotex. In fair- instant Grown people can! > yourself, try it to compete there. Open OTEX Se your eyes smar undry—discard like tissue _— 9 —_ another chil to exercise They m«é , eq? y * ’ és »] t 4 lige) wn a ’ me * 80 hard to fool that he has , : p . o Ph _ for so long to escape the TS shCwith terrib! ; ’ ar ak i@ guns. They coll: lag r) l-lina . . . DLIATICSS Necwnililé LAs Mve trie sent e : : aint eel ln Hehe ved eed all sorts of tricks to a similar pleating attached in yoke ee ee ¥ Ps V4 POF 11) ana é. + i re ~ e + , . . s : F . t eas course los#@ out most of the time : ; , , ; Bets bh} ‘ithi “g : ; a nd yellow which is full of life 2 ib] m within range of those fee ae ate Lp Adven re 1s denied , lv ft ffect to form the skirt this is a ee + dea . ‘ “sates «4 ‘> - m4 : ; } Wf . 7 “¢ ‘ i ' x rN a COLO r ° guns, but Blacky just and WQibat worl isd: lies cidedly. attractive dress eso ee Berghs at them. yy ye | Shepp tea npn ° ° ° Either one of these would make -f .: : meee tony A Nesta! it aigiuinaste : charming overdraperies and bhed- ‘ F Bur even the smartest people os vy child to run about Allover embroidered voiles make Sere: BS ae oe ae Be) somet! : - Yo > . " Y a ¢ ‘ . ow ha hee I } ‘tr und ‘ — 2 o Ciidfra I A - Lric iy | me LO YN Uiideé aAQTIn- en line witn The only chili line» * | ory? Sf avi an: mm Wd upon the fgrownu , ties. There is one and the of the V oF b= , 7 , om | + - *i4#) ‘ y ‘ PET GAL DInK Wi ri a S Ti — ee DOiue look to Even the tiniest ear can hear The Silent Breakfast Bell It doesn’t ding—it doesn’t dong. Yet, every Bi 25 BY aa tS, NAR RIN a Sia RInE on nS RAT, canst aan k up some- ay that he though: might get It's a worm,” thought “* 8&8 Blacky lifted his head . something squirming ‘in his > Blacky Opened his bill and let Mirming thing drop. It fell; * ground and there it twisted : med like the liveliest kind om while Blacky stood star- % surprised that he had M% close his mouth. of the When I] | s . a 4 Only ONE soap is safe ‘for your face—a TRUE Wash the face gently with Palmolive. Mas- At last. Mere is a hotplate that puts an end to standing over a aoe "te to. you say i, .8ald Peter to him- if, too. stopped and , _" See, that worm was €, and heard of Certainly Do wh oe y er destroy. The Larvex tion, 250 Park Ave-+ York, N. Y. continued to 4nd twist and jump about ; Ai acky and Peter continued to. resentiy the blue worm be- | : en squirming altogether. J &tky didn't offer to pick it made of wool q j } t kind of a worm is that?” ; “ 4 Peter. “Why don’t you ™ Tow that you have Se MAGAZINE . a a #! foolish look as there was a. ¥& face when he turned to More quiet, and after a while | one of the Lizard?" Peter nodded. them only the other day,” “Rilacky sighed. “I’m didn't catch him.” said he mever fool me again like that. “TT gaw one of said he sorry I “He'll Ry the way, Feter, I had just as soon . that you keep this to yourself.” But Peter didn't. It was too good a joke.on Blacky. the Green Forest and even over in the Old Orchard. the | ; (Copyright. 1927.) being This clusters of The diagona! line is stressed in trimmings. frequentiy achieved hy tucks yunning diagonal cross the skizst or blouse, Soon Blacky | ‘was being laughed at all through | is | complexion soap im SE powder and make-up all you (J wish. But if you seek a good complexion, never leave them on over night. For the first rule in modern skin care is to keep the skin clean, pores frequently freed of ac- cumulations. , That means soap and water—-reg- ularly: But it means, too, a TRUE COMPLEXION soap only. A soap MADE for skin use—te protect and beautify. Thus, largely on expert advice, ‘millions use Palmolive Soap; touch their faces with no other. It is made of cosmetic oils. for one purpose only —to protect and beautify the skin, | ee Sage its balmy olive and palm oil lather into the skin. Kinse with warm water; then with cold. If your skin is inclined to be naturally dry, apply a little good cold cream, That is all—it’s nature's rule for keeping that schoolgirl com- | plexion. Do that regularly, and particu- larly at night. Note then how much better your skin in even one week. Get Palmolive today. Costs but 10c the cake. Use no other on your face. But be sure you get GEN<« UINE Palmolive. Crude imitations, represented to be of olive and palm | ols, are not the same as Palmolive. It is made | Remember that and TAKE CARE |The 'U. 3, Ae Pafmolive-Peet Chicago, Lo., hot fire and endlessly stirring a jelly or a preserve or a sauce. It puts an end to burnt foods and ruined utensils. For with Hot- plate there can be no burning. It makes any single utensil act like adouble boiler and saves its cost many times over in a year. The LACLEDE Gas Light Company OLIVE AT ELEVENTH 3189S.GRAND * * 2744 CHEROKEE 3524 N. GRAND All Phones CEntral 3800 to 448 Because they’re different fast foods. Their delicate flavor is a process discovered, owned and by Heinz. And they stay crisp in milk or cream. Ask your grocer for Heinz Rice Flakes and, tomorrow, watch the response to The Silent HEINZ RICE FLAKES from all other break- produced by used exclusively

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Obtaining Boyd's consent, Dodd asks Jim Kowland and his daughter, Gertrude, to accompany them. As they are about to leave a widow at one of the Hamilton hotels loses her jewels and Carillon is suspected of the theft. Bengal Dodd is a former District Attorney of New York and he decides to do everything in his power to help Carillon clear herself of the suspi- cion. He suspects Mrs. Ransome’s maid, Irma, who formerly worked for Carillon. While Boyd and Dodd are in Hamilton working on a clew, Mrs. Ransome, accompanied by Irma, comes aboard the Rigel and assures Carillon that she is certain of her innocence and tells her she is free to leave on the Rigel when- ever she pleases. The two boats start off agreeing to meet at Port au Prince. On the seventh day out Bengal sights the Rigel drifting north and on boarding her finds she has been abandoned. Fol- lowing a clew found on the chart, he takes the Rigel and, accom- panied by Gertrude, makes for Verde Cay, an uninhabited island. Rowland agrees to navigate the Gunga to Ragged Island and wait there for Rigel. Bengal is sure Boyd and his guests have been the ‘victims of pirates. Bengal goes ashore at Verde Cay after instructing Gertrude to take the Rigel to Ragged Island and bring back help. He encounters one of Carillon's captors and Irma, her former maid. INSTALLMENT XIX. BENGAL IS PERPLEXED. OR an instant Bengal thought the man was about to get him ». « » With the 30-40 gun in his hands. The rifle was, in fact, on its way‘up when the maid, Irma, or ‘‘Queen,.” as she had been called, said-sharply: ‘“‘Stop. He is a’right. I have cruise’ on yac's and know. That boat mus’ be tug off by the other. . . Jt is the only way.’’ Irma, Bengal perceived, had not only some nautical knowledge @t her control but also her ‘th’ sounds. He looked at her more at- tentively. Yes, she was a very shapely und would have been an uncommonly pretty girl but for a certain vicious catty expression about her face, especially the mouth and eyes. Thereafter he ad dressed himself.entirely to her, ignoring the man’s satirical re- marks. . “That boat cannot be hauled off unless there is something to Laul against,’’ he said. ‘‘And the only thing I know of is the yacht But if I am not. back aboard her in (glancing again at his wrist watch) sixteen minutes, there won't be anything at all.’ “There won't be anything at all of you,’ observed his guard, * unless it’s crabmeat down there.” : “One more strand in your Palm Beach necktie,’ Bengal said p:easantly, “and nothing could be more becoming. Please ask hin not to interrupt, Mam ’selle Irma. By the way, doesn't it pain you at all to see a young lady that was kind to you so maltreated?’’ The maid's white teeth showed in a feline way, pure malice. ‘I have wait’ nearly four years to get her white throat in my ha 's, m'sieur. Not alone for.the pearls round it, but the sof’-.skin under- neath.” “‘What harm has she ever done you?” ~~’ A gleam ‘showed in Irma’s very light hazel eves. ‘She has in- jure’ mein double. First she stea! my lover that she does not want. then when he gives her the pearls she jilt him . . . and sh: . keep the pearls, and I am plaquee.’ Her teeth clicked. ‘And there were other injures.” Bengal was sorry that he had asked the question Here evi- dently were some of Carillon’s ill-savored chickens coming hom: to roost. The vast difference in girls appalled his sénse of propor- tion. Sane, capable, plucky Gertrude, who in the eyes of many would be more alluring in prettiness and charm than Carillon. Yet his heart ached for the latter, and he scarcely gave a thought to Ger- trude, now thrashing that man’s handful of a Rigel through th: c'ear gale round the end of the bank to Ragged Island. His patience suddenly ran out, just as Gertrude, who read him truly, feared that it might. ‘“‘What is it to be, mam ’'selle?"’ Benga! asked. “You understand the situation. Unless your boat is hauled off the rocks with this next tide you are all certain to be captured. and in these waters the old laws for piracy have never been changed The penalty is death. Justice moves quickly in the British Indies. And the only way in which your boat can possibly be floated is for another vessel to drag her off the rocks by the stern. The first breeze from the sea will break her up.’’ Irma looked:at him with eyes that seemed to hold a sort of mocking malice. But she answered with a politeness that Bengal could not determine whether mocking or merely habitual in speik- ing to a person of his class: “Thank you for your advice. monsieur. You are evidently a mariner of experience and ought to know. We shall do as you suggest.” “Then you accept my terms?" Bengal asked, a little puzzled “I did not say that, monsieur. I said merely that we sha! tris to do as you suggest. We cannot do what you demand because we have no prisoners except mam’selle.”’ It seemed to Bengal that his vitals had turned suddenly to lumps of ice. He had a sense of suffocation, from the congealing of heart and lungs by this freezing process. It was an instant or two before he was able to say. stranglin ‘lv: “‘You killed them .. ag “O, no, monsieur. We pre Socialists, but not murderers. We kil! ony in self-defense. But there were so many . . . far too many to watch night and day, so we make them to debarque ... to get off on a small patch of sand and rock. Mam’'selle, we keep for [| rw oom POR Gay . . a ostace.”’ Bengal turned and glared at the man, intensely relieved, yet scarcely daring to believe what the girl had told him. “Is that true?" he demanded. “Sure its true. But that don't help you, guy. Come on, now, we jawed long enough. Right about and march. and don't try to’ start nothin’ if you like vour life.”’ He raised the rifle, a meaning gesture. Bengal turned and started to walk toward the zone of green thicket He was puzzied at this treatment of his proposed terms, undecided whether or not to vetieve what had been told him about the others, Boyd, his guests, and the Rige! crew, or if believing to be relieved. been set on one of the many bare and remote patches of Sand and They might ha: > coral rock to perish miserably of thirst before discovered And why had Irma listened to what he had to sar, then politely mocked him threat that the Rigel would leave immediately to fetch a rescue par- ty? And if it were true that all but Carillon had been marooned on some desolate outcrop of rock and sand where not éven spongers ever went, then why had these land brigands who had turned pirates of the sea seen fit to visit Verde Cay at a})? Bengal was cne of those types more frequent than one might think in whom the mental and physical processes do not seem geared to the same pitch of speed. The former were uncommonly swift under siress of any sort, while the latter often the observer as ponderous and a little awkward. frame may have accounted for this, such a physi impressed A heavy, bony : ‘power at the cost of speed and grace. strong enough, he was capable of a rapidity of moveme astonished onlookers. of slow physical movement as a sort of mask behind which times value was like cy Se ooked. case ign of their being board. > rracaeman al ‘ asSsmen , as | m™ CA 4 ‘nore ruthless pirates them Fairly itched between the shoulders in expectation of a bullet. had learned the held a reserve of s ; Now, as he shoved through the thicket, his mind was spark! | , seeking light on the queries that ed with them than with what mn enormous stake and Itimate penalty of the hemp would not think twice about the fi Bengal, as he pushed into the tangle of sought to avoid the spiny cactus, he shoulders in expectation of a bullet. before reaching the area of naked rock he had formed irst query and a working hypothesis for the sec- must have good reason to haul their boat clear-on the next flood tide, jured and in good running order. 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(32anneee on _R. MO S—You can obtain es eho ' : tra: neers oa . tee of the Presidents at m-1162k : : Rev. J ~) . vn pr oer : w- ss cert Band: WsBsT. > Be (315 ‘ : r r hest from a Stancing position. ) Wa WSN. Nas © {=55 Sm iO PRANK.—Easter customs Were + hour i a ick. miinstreis tained tn detail fn the Feb. 15 : ' WAM. Cleveland (389.4m-T7%¢ Sesue of this paper. You may con- £ a - ‘ le Public Library. > 'pIcK.—The small seat in the iB fa sport roadster automo- stra : Wt, Aa ag & - ~- "4 Smp-3¢ . ie E | a3 z aster itig « % oO Perune voine) | WQd. Chicag> (447.5m-670xe. (@aRaam ">. c. H—Any of the chemists es nouadk ae “ia sred in the classified section of S90% 9, | WEVA... Bi rr ey a ) telephone directory will ana- the coal. “u—On the athietic field @ ad fump” is a contest to de-- which person can jump the} sult the files at the Public Li- ° " a ~ 4% rr? ~y en? > cr ’ In these latest arrivals you wil] find the : Best Styles of the season as wel! as Greater IZ zn or \Zaster and SpringWe Value— Henry Clay Shoes are Famous be- cause they are Priced To Win Customers and Built To Keep Them and the man or woman who buys a pair of these new spring is will buy Real Shoe Value besides— [ Buy yours for > 3. E.—If the 1866 half dollar ig without the motto “In God We Trust” it may be worth about $5. | The other coins are worth only their face vaiue. Mw B—The Sheriff might obtain the information you desire. You should write to the Sherfff, ask for the desired information, and request that your letter be Ccon- sidered confidential. y, J K—You shopid inquire of L. Cantley, 1609 Syndicate Trust Boilding. about the affairs of the} Night and Day Bank. ' E.. French | is Finance Commissioner of Mis-F & Bn C—The Jewish flag has field with a white border. white star is tn the gix-pointed the blue field The star battle emblem of King ; C—You sould write te echolarship fund that would . E V.—Brookliyn Bridge was un Jan 3. 187 ,. and opened j .3 It ‘oes Li Ses 412 cos 4 5. making a total of $23.- ] STUDENT.—The dimensions cf airship Los Angeles, are: 658 feet: diameter, 92 } > heigeht. 100 feet; gas capac- at 200 cubic feet; number of gas cells, 14. M. J—We suggest that you see the collection of plays at the Pub- lic Library. read some of them, and then select the one best suite ed to your purpose Any book ‘ 4 store will procure plays for you. -~¢ 7 LAFPAYETTE.—You should con- } sult the books of the type you 1g] ‘ LOAN & describe at the Public Library hal — = ‘yam’ ' aie mal “You may find a description of the = =e — device in some of the books about +t ——> boys’ experiments in the children’s eA room on the ground floor. DAILY READER. — Your 1798 4 1739 dollars are worth about $2 each The half dollars do not command premiums You ma consult coin catalogs at the Pub- lic Library. Stamp and coin deaj- ers buy old —_— uy é Health and sanitation questic sidered Diagnosis or treatment STTF.—The normal welght for your age and height ts about 13 pounds. SUTTON. — Premature develog ment might cause the conditiox you describe. but we adVise physical examination by a phrst tan. There may be some physica Cause. or it may be the result of a bad habit. HARRY X.—The condition yo @escribe will return to normal the degree of excitability su St. Louts Stores 5986 Easton Av. 220 N. Men's East St. Louis: 235 Collinsville “ q F ~~ mn 2 pe tS E~ GWA : Soe : @ / a ¥ . i \ Y f , > Jon» SE tg Lh et MARRIAGE LICENSFS. Hungry tots love ee f lavored cered ‘i = = = % s& Sam hak te lke 937 Witt rieve ©. Struckhoff 3134 Penrevivanis Me VOR 2c cc cccenece Webeter Grove ; .. 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A . PO st mee a The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine _— 55] _— I mene at ee AY Ae A Pe eae onl ie Bey Artie > stage sete HOE ve ede ws we NG NET me MP Mir es ET Cea - — note oy hs Sooo ANSWERS TO QUERIES || The Gréatest Story in the World—sy kor The Bible in Picures A 7a Duat , — ? ' oi (3- : . ; 7 9 S44 —— ; A... ——— ee _ x 47 5m 87 Oke) 6:29 Ml fhe Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | Z Uhr Or . : : . it’. a _ - — an - hb, A ind Aline ‘ “ r (490.7m-O6U0ke ) ; : it), Tiow erdontet onal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | Yi / —— : = 11, ven attention, except letters on medical questigns of undoubdt- | 0 == — SSS a Me fees ea : sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. 44.5"-760ke) 2 B. C.—The first Monday in| VIRG—We cannot recommend || S38 6m OP Oke). ‘ : mber, 1895, was on Sept. 2. | schools. You might procure the | “a0 ~9:30 R. 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Pine | we PY NASA | f oF | ts . . ary, C ; ya eirh, ; : acc rj > > . . ‘Vw i wr - oo oe . "a , j ’ ‘ aos: © if the hostess provides a special + Me Na Ma a8 is) ge Ao My i ON i = f i . © AcChase Newspaper -~ 6% a ; 7 , mae and then select the one best suit-| .arker for her guest | - x fed to your purpose. Any book| pigsy oc ~ Aree aga . |, Mabie ts Shad J TOUNAPOLIS MRS. LINCOLN AND THE TWO i ae TE se Ageia SY.—Good Friday is the Fri- ! s ARRIVED AT PITTSBURGH IN A POURING RAIN THREE OF . p store will avs or YOU! gay before Easter Sunday, Aprjl ||| THE NEXT TWEL : ate. . can same tebe SONS JOINED THE PRESIDENT-ELECT. SHE HAD MEANT TO f LAFAYETTE.—‘ou should con-/ 45, 1927. (2) You should consult | | | Btemes a os HE MET GRACE BEDELL, THE LITTLE GIRL WHO HAD WRITTEN TO I SPROVOFIELD FOR SOME TIME LONGER, BUT GENERAL j sult 9 7 =. v6 dag 'a Roman Catholic priest regarding HIM ASKING HEA TO CROW WHISKERS. WE DOWN, KISSED WHO HAD CHARGE OF ALL PLANS FOR LINCOLN’S SAFETY, describe at the Ba‘ Y-' the method of saying the Rosary. | | TURNED OUT TO MEAR THE PRESIDENT. AT PHILADELPMRA ME IST DEMOLISHED THE PRESIDENT'S CARRIACE Se PLEASE MER TO JOIN HIM AT ONCE AS PROTECTION FROM THREATENED |You may find a description of the | (3) Recause of the limited amount | SED AMERICAN FLAG NDEPENDENCE HAL! boys’ experiments in the children’s | received, answers must wait their room on the ground floor. : turn for publication. We have no | DAILY READER. — Your 1798)! record of your friend’s letter. If and 1799 dollars are worth about she will write agwamn we will en- | ° . . . f$2 each. The half dollars do not; deavor to answer her question. | This Comic Appears as a Full Page in Colors Every Sunday in MUMEET Glin Getaloue at the Pub-|charme. Bee the Leading ct tc Ella Cinders—sy Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch consult coin catalogs at the Pub-| charge. See the heading lic Library. Stamp and coin deal-j| column regarding answers fers buy old coins. mail. hdd if VCn-~ ye’ MEDICAL QUESTIONS ‘| TARP T Know THE BM Aw, DESE HIGH= You. WERE ORDERED ) ms eae Health and sanitation questions of public interest only twill d i CAR 1S TIRED, PRICED HEAPS | al YNCHA pte icing ORDS l sidered Diagnosis or treatment oracle cases iti not be oh nae | . BUT WHY DID IT/ LIKE WIMMEN— ROAD, SLIPPERY— LEAVE ME oy ORE ts Hew! Te wi | SUB—The normal welzht for|sides to normal. You might try || | Pp 4 YA GOTTA HUMOR WAY ARE YOU ALONE? 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Sedalia—Clearing; dirt roads oN AN grt vend ° fl we pence Tack—Minnie Kiues, St. Louls./ muddy; others good. CATTLE RANCH! ecipes for us, avo 9 Sa H. Hocksmith—Lucy Freber. St. K City—Clear; nail ith Price’s Vanilla ange: mit Denton. Tll—Bunioe Smith. | muddy. : H Am Young—Emma Benham. St. Louis. Poplar Bluff—Partly cloudy; lavoring Extracts. RQ dye xnorvilie Tenn —inews Goer | roags muddy. A ; Helps FOR meet. East St. Louis—Ruth; Hannibal—Cloudy; roads muddy. ppetite elp Ms Basios, Si. to". —contelia Tiby.| Springfield—Clear; roads wet. ' = &. Louis. a ari ° ds now ready. It tells h 1 = a Seiten, eae Gtrardeau—Clearing; roa ctically all kinds of aan Steamship Movements. Cash and Carrie—sy Lou Skuce e them tasty, a ‘a BOTS By the Associated Press. : t MA. ee. ee. _ — Sailed. ; : 4 ae and wholesome. * I ee Ce areata. Hamburg, April 14, Cleveland, THE - OLLIES {}F Sc ANG ay : , o revelation how Pri "ae 8. Whrman. 3129 Thomas . 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With the present short skirts gar- an. 5965 Lotus. ters are bound to be seen and de- . Dillman, Louieville, Ll. signers are bound they shall be ad- = SS GJe 33 o HE HOST ker, 2724 yton, , © deco- ——=—- -e OTT. CASH EMPLOYE IST irene oli mired. The newest ones are ceco 3 LS | —— AT THE GIRS FIRST BIC SATRE PARTY. RING EXTRACT COMPA Chicago, Hl. Be a n EWRE guy ~ g Pees 3 , Hapert. rated with two long silk or metal ; 4e23 4309 : tassels which hang below the hem . poutman, 76 Asc of the dress, 4261 ~ 4 we x Best since 1853

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Shanghai Says Advance | -Northward Must Await | Issue of Factional Strife. ead — ODERATES MAY FIX CAPITAL AT NANKING eral Declares Commun- ‘ists Were Admitted to Party Without Idea They Would Dominate. —_——— ——— ~ the Associated Press SHANGHAI, China, April 16.— he Cantonese extremists at Hane ow must yield, or the moderates iii launch a definite and thor- ugh drive to oust the communists d establish the Cantonese capt. af at Nanking until China 1s unl- ed. This declaration was made today y Gen. Pat Tsung-chi, Cantonese ommander for the eastern area a formal statement to a confer- ence of representatives of the ver- cular press. The issue between moderates and adicals must be decided, he sal efore continuing the militar rive northward and undertakin large-scale campaign to estab ish China's rightfut positio mong the Powers. ‘hy Communists Were Admitt (jen. Pai during the conferene utlined the policies and purpose f the rising against the com unists. and rehearsed the forma nm and evolution of the Kuomift ng. or Cantonese political organi R ; on. The Kuomintang had admitte e communists, he said. because 1 fesired friendiv relations wit RUSSIA. This was at a time whe e rest of the foreign world wa Orant of apd unsympatheti th the Natiovalist aspiration ussia had declared she desire ly to have a friendly and demo tic neighbor to the east. When it admitted the comm ts, the Kuomintang had no ide it they would seek dominatio the party. This domination ha n obtained and now threatene e very existence of the revolu Onary movement. Ruin of the movement was cer in unless the communists we Pelled, as they were controlled b e¢ Third International and n the will of Sun Yatsen. founde the Cantonese regime Although the Sun Yatsen pro m seemed radical to foreigne continued it was not radica hen applied to (‘hinese condi S. Stubborn and long-standin ases, he remarked, requir mOTOuS remedies 100 Radicals Killed in Canton Fighting. The A sen, 1'@? Preee HONGKONG, April 16 right and shooting throughout Can if which about 100 radi re killed. were reported in Feless dixpatch from that- eft ring yesterday's date. receiy Te today, is said to have oe Conservative fore re rounding up and disarmi ny radical Unionists bv orde the Canton f,overnmen?l. | he headquarters from which ; wwllesed the Chinese strike Was raided and thers on the premil rested A number of rifi rred W hile e directed , lals and o ? ere 8 ized Pea. aa ' ‘ ‘sist tenes “era taken at Sh er) thea ; ' foreign ‘“uarter of (a4 n, 'n Prevent the disturban Te = ading ta the bridgee dividifs bd “rae . ©Oncessions from the nati ty. Th bev te f ’ d to he heavily guarded. from Shanghal s@ te raA.ds were carried 8rvatives in the National e Canton rt gl —_ ‘s declared thee, a complete success, ® rihed by the moderates ‘2keat “housecleaning” ‘e the Cantonese “lions Taken to Protect tigun Section. ‘s ate I" eee Arty April 16.—Details ve... ommunist coup at C “*lved by the Exchange ~” ©. show the authorities t onal precautions to ! tinued on Page 5. Colume he P ihe Aten