St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 29, 1927

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. eae ee, NSM ei Latest bath see aa. Senge ee ete ‘ a atte COMIC PAGE =e | THURSDAY. ti a APRIL 28, 1997 . £ 2 The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press N ews Service fas kT coe eter ae eee ee Saieeee P79, NO. 234. _ —— 3 . LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1997 ' PRICE 2 CEN oe RE IS “ra tn BL ELIMINATING HOMAN WOUNDED “sv rccooreeyow MRS. SNYDER TAKES STAND; OF SIDE. THE TEMPERAT URES. ce! OWN UP) © UBRARY. ART AND. BY NEIRHBOR DIES: "2%" 27 cuceers WEEPING, SAYS SHE TRIED TO ba mec Nee A aoe TSR steele Be eke os eg 5: 1 SOS a Re ik SS Meh gore mie ag rit ae 15 RPO BNE AIRE: 8 OS “tase UP OA 0 SAVE peer 700 TAX PASSED. SLAYER ARRESTED —_— | VENT HUSBAND’S MURDER ge “Bio ON agar MN ee ae " ee / i LOWOUT IN and vicinity: “Hib ORS ae flood from New ORL EANS “Sere Racdiiiniin.. O a : ; ,the wild timber af the eastern tip | Do ers this after- Only “a Aldermen Dis- Mrs. Marie Iannicola Taken 6; jriccouri pom eet | es ea noon, partbky ; ° 2 f bie os * or Pe gig | Shes ———— Jondy tonig! sent to Mayors’ Plan fo n Co ee ee ° cnudy onigcnhet y In Custody Pendi g In prev on the hogs and chickens of Telling Her Story of Murder REFUSED 1} IN q ; avd tomorrow; ° tt. Foot Breach cuehée Gentaies. Control Funds of the quest in Case of Mrs. {mers to the west. row that the flood is receding : e : . spianndibties | ; J A —o Missouri: Gen.- : . ° ° wn Poydras, La., (%- WAR; ,\) eray fair-to-| Three Institutions. Elizabeth Miller. and the fight to keep more local . | mat - | night and tomor- levees from breaking is over, the — : sais: aieshineidid tar —__—_——— farmers are planning a w olf hunt | ; 3 , > eer ee e | PAISON GRAY CENT } ‘ . . : 7 — ° ; : Heavy Charges PI } | ie by : cloudy tonight in| LEVY FOR THIS YEAR 7-YEAR QUARREL Sete aeesic Gareiahec’ ete Lia \© =a © Ig nt rez ge i t ; ] lg € e | the extreme eas? 2 Pisces SS tees Seon ae ae Matlin WL] portion: cooler $2.59 ON THE $100 ENDS IN TRAGEDY ‘?°'S °! Missouri Point, where hive. | fC cae . | | : | ieht. stock and chickens also have been Po Saree Re ( ' ore , taken for safety. 2 PS Se ee EG | AE. eae ONE ET ARR a pe a “ ae ta * ter ~ Veuve i daeibiitlestiead note tein eis tod OTE ee size oO f t hr) e wo f p ack j s not . v . Br ceacpanoragc: tiie xe , SQUARE MILES WE }ana tocal thun-|p rhe : , cokes ca jeeeards of Control of Af- | Bull cnown. After the 1922 f : : OD ne eae WILL BE FLOODED | dershowers this as liet a Spinal Cord of Snows, Alter te 160. flood || Oat | tik : | “eat | Flat - Dweller, ! . | ee Declares She Tried to Break | Night in tre ene, | fected Societies Expected’ Upstairs and killed numerous wolves Guard About Two tions: couay toncne itn nett. to Sue in Effort to Protect Causing Paralysis That AMERICAN PAYS $125,000 2 | oa | With Suitor But He Wk ih, 110nS; cloudy tonkrht in the north- to Be Sacrificed morrow. generally fair, cooler an Finances. _ Brought Death. FOR PETRUS CHRISTUS PAINTING oS oa _ | Threatened to Expose Her * oo ee ee : Portrait, 1114 by 8 Inches, One of : a | : y Save New Orleans | Arkansas: Tonight, ace: thun- | | 20 Rive : wakes oF pater 2 Bs : : 5 | Misconduct. . Day Flanders Artist. — 7 3 13 mT. , Pe | ‘ e . _> ‘24 ea a ail " y* eS ; E P : m Pe, la . , i a — Flood. artly ic . y, f ie . ao por- Cid USt IimMilnating > eC i Ee } id. a ij : > { : : | xa & Sens e the Py, : =. al oy ‘ Pe. y / > support of the Public Library. nue. died at City Hospital at 1:3 NEW-YORK, April 29.—Jules| } > . erie 2 ie | ORLEAXS a = a Ti ( 7 M LIS€ Y} A TY} } ZOO eh il j A. rr. Fas a ~- “ 1 1] f at L} id | Bache has added LO nis gallery Oot ; e oo ; Bead ra : ‘6 O GE GOVERNOR” Seni River te vee was blown = ; City administrat hopes to obtain the back She as shot ¢ veek | Old master paintings a portrait by | al BE | et 9 — oe . —— ‘ontro) e 4} -~ ineditetinne -« Saracen "GEA Se AE OO Ia Petrus Christus, a leader in Fif- Pb sar gt Poydras at «. . 10day. row), 5:04. conrrol oO! hose nstitutions, and ag vesterday by’ downstairs : , ’ : teenth century art in Flanders. It — the annual bude hil} hich car xhhor aT} “4 cola ane ; ; she a wuai , A me Alia a id bo CA i ba kPWJi. ade Li nn Oi A. a U, 1s called **¢ art) wusi2n ] lonk as a datociated Press. DESTRUCTIVE HAILSTORM $a total of $27,452.78: nie : ‘aint.’ ries a total of $27.432,785 for all : after sven ar! tty quar saint.” It had a conspicuous : il | a | ie } STRIKES TW6 ILLI municipal and school purposes jing piace In the recent Flemish ex- ; plantation is bordering ILLINOIS TOWNS or ee nerd af Altes. 1" ei aa —— ) hibition in London. It measures fmade famous more than Windows and Roofs Shattered® _ t is og OME EE EEE. ee Fae = | | eg S a 11% by 8 inches. Bache is un-| waco by a feat of American Auto Tops Punctured at Cen- vee as a 2p wees es yor ey pa | Pe % re ae cc rstood to have | paid $125,000. : to be sacrificed today tralia and Central City. | | Le ee, ee ee Tee: Cee. ES. . Comectors of old Flemish art . A Foo —-S0OUP. pare j fe * , blame upon Lu BPATHEL. thrward for the first deliber- /were shattered by hail stones the ee , Saree = , iti « tre | mting of a levee alkae he | size of hen’; ee. A territie giadi*. " ee a ie ce ere | eee ee ese ie pte is eae quisition. 2S eager Mk eee ae Raa Sha oe * lafternoon to lay the fet the Mississippi by a sys- | an ain accompani he storm . a. Be ee ee The others are his “Deposition Be Oe, RR gi HG Seas i ie AS % jher former admirer, Henry Judd fidikes Was undertaken ne: t is estimated that cn ge "te 1 the Metropolitan Museum of | ete. : * | Gray, on trial with her pyears ago. glass will » needed ti nir th: Joyal , — t wegbe oie ae — pe Sages ail and Saat ae. Ast, “re ity.” in the Goldman Mrs. Snyder broke into . tears m@ louisiana militiamen pa la nes houses an] 4 bd ie 3 ae age ee ee ag gaia ag woe unr.» | collection and “Legend of St. Eley” |soon after taking the stand. Poyaras levee, which is to | dwellings. ‘our greenhouses or: ee gpe egy paps as ae PF DOs eo ae ee i . ee aa oe iman collections. Muse- ‘SS ae era ‘ LENO Ne SB OS SO e | Mrs. Snyder took the stand calm- armed craft moved severely damaged. so ys perce ce cs: pee igh twee og eae oe a in Frankfort, Berlin, Turin, me — SOR REEUET TORT CECE RRCPDUERRIN =>” eR CeCe an ren = dh .d was sworn. Justice Scud- there on the river and utomobile tops netur 7 sie ota a neinge na. | Madrid, Copenhagen, London and gar Mies BS MMWR E AS Ba ee eee os 2 So . der reminded her that she did not @roned overhead, nor y 1] lozen at fs of dwel hacssessosp cde’ League es sitet ' a ieee 0 Ra deat the Hermitage of Leningrad and , Pacic & Atlantic Photo. | yavée to testify unless she wished. Miiéee’, however. ae Dein hae ff by “wind sind beate: | re: iden eun of the Board igs eres eee ae al ait wners possess all MRS. RUTH BROWN SNYDER. Edgar F. Hazleton, her counsel, _| Aldermen has announced th , n inquest ¥ id work that has been ore) ESSE SS | tod that whe wane 0 eee , 4% * r+ Was pla: ced at rit r w 3 ¢ 19 t¢ FOVeE] “8 ue 53000 feet of the le ">. GIRL FOUND UNCONSCIOUS DIES ; (js \ irgvinia Youth ( an Draw SOmMmec Air 17 ; aul scien - | |, Seuads of | a ee inio Lungs, But Cannot dactares there sri anger of Elects to Take One-third of Edward Murphy, 7, Came From} piaces she lived with him in @ vin three widely scat Brain Hemorrhage | Fatal io Jour- ge ney BOE ee exhale Naturally. s eteiadiaeaihtein'd wat rar & 4 “2 ical call me Parked C voice of ordinary conversational . le —* ; ~ sllers, fie fliz er and i... bia og r Sup] 510.000. 0 ‘; sicians and .a specialist from St iP nie ag aes day, April 21, fen h is a |e as found in a small main| come from one-third of the és- cee 1 oe ee eae i Yes.” thus started. The si Louis was called re. Following Lea Soca pacrmpagecapatiti bos onn { ubmit to an operation for a di: serving the district, and from which} tate and has elected to take one- Andrew Aubuchon, 43 years old. | “Were there pitcures of her in . the dynamite proved aj her death, a1 iLutopsy revealed re ee ae Bal ee ” water is drawn by a fire depart-| third of the estate outright . 919A North Twentieth street, your home?” “Tes.” i Process than an been « | hernorrhag f the brain. The body | : i) ie ns 1 a hysician: cla} heat "s will placed the bulk of; was griving north in Elliot avenue As the questioning went on Mrs. ‘ ; o -_ of he De icine sh rd . ee _ | acu as satisfactory, his appe-|* Fessure 8 pee re ee we FeO fren gt: estimated at more than when, according to witnesses, the | Snyder's voice became power and steel frame tower sup- int ‘epsedubidy as: ate 1 ee ee d his di sposition duced because of the quantity ef $10,000,000, in trust, the income! poy ran from between two parked | suddenly she burst into tears, She oe WOU Hold e@ sim iS ‘r used In ¢ ing away the hill.| to be shared equally by his wife, cars directly into the path of his! quickly got herself in hand, how- his son. Edwin W. Grove Jr.. and automobile He suffered a frac-. ever, and the arose st tale br. ines s. sehodbibuengpleiy aeatons eee ee ohare: Par oe et ee ; A AA Cag 8 te yee 9 Hak Natit Vr il. Cond Ay tiple ay | Vedanta a ee mas wide eae. UP PNA. cree. PERE me: oh ad a ie: otter rary board to discuss. th us Ee lui ’ i & di s. th u s ec eee nent umMmpe or he luicing. | Grove Fghe > teh aes % Nese’ a questioning went on. & beacon light for Mis- . t u River pilots was almost A t liar meeting, and George E. Deick Bee ~~ - eaubetede : , iid at Gs An adjusimént of the vertebra “sya, , ——_pontllgae Rng A Great Hero man presi of aie A tas _,Am adjustment of the vertebra’ APPEAL FOR SAGCO-VANZETTI (75 tot 2bawim W: Grove Jr. and sttomobile. Hs onstantty.” : ee mld ; eae" Aha TS }is daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Grove irred skull and internal injuries. “ @ lev 7 nn “en Zoological Society. PrevioOusSiy an Oper icy. ste ae seeks vg pene — bocahe ‘ ' tured skull and internal In. Quarreled Constantly. ee to be blown out. 3ut John R. Kissinger, who i a} ee - ficial effect FROM FASCIST LEAGUE IN UJ § Seely during their lives, and to Aubuchon was ordered held for “Did you and your husband quar- ‘Glardsme —— : nounce nis organization will tal rs 7 wT! heir scenda ; 1 leir : : “A men Give Warning. years ago sacrificed his biticeer taeal stone arr aR. “Lm tryit to Bis yu a little > ae ese i= go to their descendants upon their the Coroner. Edward is the son of rel after the child was born? aacament of the National health and his futhre h eetertl “pat oe ne) w,” Boothe told th Body Opposed to Prisoners’ Po- | deaths Thomas suite y ‘Constantly.” her nN eee ee ie Cae ; a id ; j - . i SF 4 . Ti ii “hip s ; 8 : as : sss Ste Lass . Marched to Poydras ness that vellow fever might be moar tie administration | . raise and lowered his arms litical Beliefs Urges that They By her renunication, notice of The witness" voice was harsh ections of the Post-Dispatch Muth of New Orleans conquered, today lives on the et a oe “Sometime tan get little a! | Be Heard Agata. : which has been filed in Probate MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK now and there was bitterness in ss Levy This Year $2.59 on the $1 + NEW YORK, April 29.—The | Court, Mrs. Gertrude Grove gains her-tones as she told of having no 3 u - ‘ i> ‘ ; . OM fan-wise to give a Jas verge of poverty. almost for- T wegcnge "| in, Du ‘annot force it out ; +-~ . 2 ‘ - } = EFS o Sebi ? em oc miat ‘ 4 + ¥ y+ ,eories : } . Loday ascist League of North America, the principal as well as the inter- EXCHANGE OUSTED FOR YEAR servants and doing al’ the house- 6 ia li} passe: i) ae ae A Pe sak a PEt >a, Ree pe the few hundred S] rotten except for a ese ait i a — PapeSpae a aa : ED AND . “gee territory who $100 a month from the gove * ae: a ae eel in oe », $10 GLIDES FROM 9000- FOOT PEAK althoug! uncom promising!y oP ‘est. but. the trust continues for a lwork herself. | heed admonitions ment, granted after years vailla tion AOl ee ( post d to the political beliefs of ine the children. Thomas H. Cobbs,! M. Boyd Zinman, Youthful Plung- “You were unfaithful te your their homes for safe red tape. The story of : ae a ee Nad Sasa Pre sneha ae GRW ALI 4 ee a : : prisoners. today announce d that ' attorney for Mrs. Grove, he er, Alleged to Have Misused Con- marriage vows?” “I was.” Other soldiers guarded the man’s heroism wil —- levy © powwe.: Sane r | ment tha ‘ GC ee has appealed tO Gov. I uner Of had no objections to the will, ex fidential Information. | “With Gray?* “Yes. . : “general municipal ses,” YY how tee ce wet, Weriian ace, today | Massachusetts in behalf of Nicol | «q, pt that she wished to By the Associaied Presse. “With anyone else, ever?” “No.” NEW YORK. April 29.—The me- “Did you teach your lLttle girl aner % Ile exes . 2 * a4 , €A4 siis ; ‘ setUEr ae is % in th fai rat =| . : ; ! iT} a TI? F ill iJ L¢ 51 & wie o-4. j a \ la Zit sil | e Lairn = able To aqaispose of he r share raw Stock Exchange York Stock Exchange., «u-pen did you first speak with area within ee , ai, , "a e location of the - he custom h oe ee ee ee 1] ANS JewwCe O American courts | the estate as she saw fit. Was Closed to traffic. Only Fleet Indi: == specify ir Le i] 27 for mu ands landed near n re c | a id we 4a ri¢ join in tl innuen- The renunciation is not in the hg milit: ry passes wert a austin" lure the ii nicipa] 4 ae ' n nut oss Lis -— : _ uir- | d Laat Sa and Vanzetti hav nature of a contest, Mrs. Grove as temporarily stopped today a5 | Gray about your conditions at Lon ary, 2 - Zoo and 2 , distance from larting | been victimized because they” are} mérely having exercised her sta-/|@ result of a year’s suspension for), 4.07 «about a year ago.’ wn purpose informa- “What did he say?” “He said he \ CcVUuU nts a conversation he ced that he was in about the Sa ig T »f ; > ae ‘ ‘ coreon 0! ¥ numara Indians from their 5 ’ nr erreee ‘i444 Ae f } ‘ | mn Mtiawle ** 4 : sone +} ? : . : ] J ‘\ i y» aca i. c 2 ti Luge oO; 3 ‘ rt ; ‘ ‘ 4 Lis, It Sa\ Ss. Ne Ve rineiess, - rite ry rieorkh a * . ? + r. ° Ls nies oOlnt Ol a4 : - UST st . co at d t! at inere vi 7 vy 71 Is ? ‘ * .* > a ‘+ are ToO;ea S11 yV winere % JiULIOLLISLES where ii fe, , nami at this point and spoke firm- aAmazine " ae , " ‘ “3 d " iit a Tig a lies ' thar ‘ 1? ; ge ne segue ; — se oa : aoe agi ‘ > | ota” e hic tf , ‘ ; ; \ } S| , 7 ati * » tes ~~ 2 { ’ re j — } ; r EBhre ald. ‘ ’ oO; this, we he iie ve tnat ; HELD i a rot his sta rt with a $40 HHH ' _ ‘onday acazi . : th : ae charter. , ; : ™ ii €f Massachueectt ign B , ¢ ily of her many secret meetings Grove a3 7 t . Z } gh , revenue was nq have PET he first j La oO} JLaSS2CnuUuSeTis snouid aes ae Aa from a iarge industrial concern ior ” +4 G , he tels Le lin . ; we Chae : - - me ae . , 3 : é, P ' ¢ Y ; * z alcoho! about $462 ane 6 Art Mner licht om an elevation of 9400 {fon ary, bend backwards to She Provides — Human Cushion to acting as tax consultant. He start- we = a mae t the Imperial and 4 r S 4 . 4 ers 2 P e ; re tin “J . » « most opportunity f prove their ine I rom Pavement. iand was 80 successful that by Oc- y — ¢} sarap ht ; ith te. ; : we | er ig bs Prevent accigent and ine ctalb rtd iti 7 7, ‘ ri. 1925. when he was 29 years } , — wy oft ~ a = y P i J JUL. » ft i} i th ; Gee : eA ; iff . es. e7 rere convicted NEW YORK. April ?! r¢ ‘ re Old, he was able to purchase a seat ane aie -9.—If Leon - , “lfdw many times to dancing Say Safety of ail tirose W ithin | Os ntil a short Lilt x s 2 ‘ “ey by ry] } _ . J j ; ted area. (irders issued Terrington was one } in ’ : y itut } e€ +}, ’ nthe Want Paaern ra Wi « istead ele ct rician severe] on the exchange for $135,000, at ; ts a6 sf +. Firs: mente MM iitarv Dis- cland's 7. hlest i 1d wealthiest ’ . 1] 4 ; , A | : aoe : : aie: " a rae Tee er y hat tin t a record price ) plases , About 10 times. ‘ -_ il y is gianags & f the ta ill. | a | burned in z anhole gas explo- {| ‘4! (m Pcora price. | ery ese 66 rided th: after the e! lawvers., But he went to Nonte aS, an, Sai : of the POST DISPATCH | AT LANE : . . : we = nh eh = — ER Di SRD ME Re a “Tyid you drink OD th eee had sicnalted heed » another man’s wife Th tHe pageag the bills to- | D, VA, sion. overs, he can thank Mrs. ste ‘casions” “Very slightly.” ad signaled that prep- Carfo with another mans Ae Aa city employe rill] David Shinppley. C cf leged to have overheard concerned | ” one iy, cit: mployes ill be p: . eh — Shippley. She tore off his , ; é | “How much?” “Never more thas . , " Se cigft nes * _ ia y cn) the side. ih Tr}é TT) fe} giving AT order to a Fpe- two drinks.” eeinary precautions were TI . . ‘ 400 is rears taxes are notec oT) ‘ ,¢ + _o? . > . | * ih ; m4 ; > ef . ‘ mocence of the crime for whicn pecial to the Post-Dispatc! tober “sf ma GA MS NS Rie ORR ce te CSR TDG a GEOR a tan tis Si i : » -eGe + M tor the blasted were com- i}} and now he is going home— an tomorrow for the first tim: ine re yy =» &h Mterval of 1 i minutes | invalid. a bankrupt and a pris- April ] Sua 7 ate aid : NEWP OR’ N EW 8, Va., April 24. making a Iman cushion of | ‘ ialist to purchase a certain stock ee ou rink PR allowed for th | al'li oner. The strange story of this ie. ~ ~The army's Pan-American good- yp orage gap er ages cceesgcagonetien |, ITE “stop” order if and when it | ne you ous ae : ? Lhe«remova oner. co ‘ iY em ¢ ' months’ flight ove r . &- = 4 ~ we * * > . sats , 1} " A ¢ ae a “h a ' Did sou ever smoke? Never. WAS BROKEN ) upton aap ‘Shippley is a saleswoman j man w aege > meve Peruse) ceaedaie a a ; . ) Did your husband always wear Plane to ascertain if the |}}] next Sunday in the Magazine ana S399 } Amerira ¢ “4 = 7 " Clear of civilians. ‘] section of the Post-Dispatch. " ia) , " nd South America, ar- Welstead and another man were | the Stock for his own account and | 4 ‘ . to NEW YORK 4 oO If? || & Pe > JK CT | rived at Langley Field at 1:3 \ f "to have sold tt to the member hold- |* Din with the taitiags °J.°G, - . Give Sigual for Biast. “ Bl = an . _— s , 3 —~l I] Or - . en ; a WZ é3> > Wid & 5. ao? ’ } by 4 «, £4 rnoo! from WV i? lookl! od ,0F ct short eircuit in a ¢} ae o re W li . e . it . “Yes.” W | — ear silos lacie eokas a ck this arternoon trom 2a. aa ah Meee a in he stop order. a stree tS Plan . won? ee : anne! win tnre ™ S ars M: LUuPiC 4 aa » ¢ * : . . “ valor. sence r of This is the fifth of a s seeg gone about his tarm work with a $194,000 for Stock Exchange seat. nearby when cere was an explo- | ‘ —_— are regarded as highly ¢c4- “Did your husband — of i soe _conglblivece’ en ws oS gone . suffe sie a were the result Of a bad | price of membership on the New ime to see a burst of flame from | not FOCAL GRY MGHENCr over NOTRE T Received Corset From Gray. m the blasts by means ||} ,uthors of this type of fiction wrench, A few days ago an X-ray! QOnyly 6? were published t: York Stock Exchange soared to a ithe manhole. Welstead crawleda | 2®e™ disciplined previously for such “Did ensike , ™ ric device operated on | oy and hich are appear- “4 disclose: ae . 7 niy - Lit puis LisiicU ' ane rns aa .. il io +. . tie aah * ian offense. you a trip vp-Staie ®,; . today, an Ww pictur isclosed that one of the , Rede at new record of $194,000 today. offi- face charred, ciothes aflame. | with Gray?” “Yes f wo eka” ie engineers’ tug. The wa- - rr © : Sunday in the vertebrae in he 2ck . a Gay by the second oCWsSpa pcs ~iey J enmnn sia an . . ‘ — _ : rig 3 ' . an » or t w - | ing every = er._e prae l the nec ‘ i , Clais announcing arrangements nad iwo poli finen carrit d him to the White Codfish (mt Auto Licenses. “Tid he ever give you any Prete Teleased are expected to | « tured . ' ¢ | one ot —. sf wdewal dr 4 bucke By the Assoc , ' Regularly, the Post-Dispatch been completed for the transfer of ;sidewalk and ran for a bucket of | Sy the Acocsted Prous. ents?” lage = one as the corsets * I “= . a] © . seat at that figure. The identity water, but Mrs. Shippley knelt be- BOSTON, April 29.—Messachu- er about 800 square miles | sd , During the three vears Croshaw | scetee & “(Yaseifs d Lé araimin off into the gulf. | ost- pat had visited a physician and an os- | aise ar more ass! < ‘ of the purchaser will be made pub- side him, tearing off his clothes, | setts automobile license plates next | Ads” than ALL THREE - Membership beating out the fire with her! year are te be adorned with « the engineers’ tug. more teopath several times, but neither: lic next Thursday. ‘discovered the fracture, which was other St Louis newspa pere was sold a few days ago to Charies (hands. Finally she clasped the tn-- white codfish against a green back- "8 dozen other craft were | azin | : - e Ld Ps . ‘ : | 3 * ; ’ within the restricted Sunday Mag suffered when he was knocked of! COMBINED. | Sincere, Chicago broker, for §190,- jured man fn her arms and lay on grgund. Work on them hag Been; - . a stool while milking a cow. i Ove. Su e sidewalks to case his agony. started at the State Prison, er on Page 2, Column 6.

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sens . - outer unk ee a eon eee P sae BG oe DOES RE Sat IS te sn eal. ae per SEO Sat SPS “, Ah EERE AE » eer ee NE AE tts Se oe has a tae hoa. Sh 4 . e ean © Se Ramee, Pre ie “ ae PA ee nage, ame AR MS ai big NL ee ca yo 2 oe ~ PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : =—FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ | groes I know to be huddled in barn PADI F omar ‘ UFFIGERS OF LAND Stronger Levees Needed, MDSSSIPPIFLOODS. «(Dynamite Placed for ——_—( Sin fih-rsicme san PARS ESE Says Secretary Hoover NEAR CITY RECEDING, 1000-Foot Breach in Dike |a:3 seco, ost | 5.0, vee aa 3 ee e | -hreatened and immediately be-| the labor was ; : eg pee ae BANK INDICTED IN : . . . | ee Se ee | oe concentration of boats ar sees are taken first to Lake I Py WE T Pate es ic ; aa aul atvii ‘ > 6 ‘ ins ST Ds > EF eee, Present Flood Not the Maximum and Missis- ,..... Stave at SE 1 | area—the Alexander, carrying Gov. | : There remained |'age which is under several feet! april 29.—Chamuee | Ae Se ge at ot. Lou Simpson and his party; the Cc the threat of a break at South | °f water and later are transterre: nger. hei to a ro b newspape - thor : i to Eudora. ‘ hewsf Bend, aithough engineers believe nachine fortane pes | (0 (0 PLAT sippi Valley Must Be Safeguarded Against | Dropped 2.7 F rae no gaoenienhggrichd oe : ‘ . - % irespondents, the Magnolia, car-|the levee there will hold. Senator Ro om ~ Suggests atthe ton aes ae ' the Future, He Declares. | Hours With Fall Increas ng. |rying an official party, in Concentration of Boats. Session of Congress on Flood. ob aa sce de " F. ¥ Pe ne ] Br the Agsociate’ Press WASHINGTON, April 23.—A special session of Congress ts [eluding Major-General Jadwin.| The Red Cross has directed the chief of army engineers; a scout | greatest concentration of boats the) Walter Cravens and Five | By CARLOS F. HURD, jexceeding its present resources.” | Flood water in the vicin boat and several coast guard cut- lower Mississippi -ever knew to nen bs ° _A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| Secretary Hoover has seen indi- Louis ig slipping away faster th ters for patrol duty. 'meet possible emergencies around | ™€¢ CRe Ag 8end ori i Associates Alleged to Dispatch. cations that the measures taken to tage of the Missiesinn; Some Refuse to Leave Homes. 4 New Orleans. , These include the : River oo was | ° | NEW ORLEANS, April 29.—Sec- | save New Orleans from flood peril | a ae ee The animation and bustle at | 190@-ton Taliapoosa with an aurxil- | urged at Coolidge te- Have Diverted the Money ‘retary of Commerce Hoover, before | have caused the rest of the cot j eae ssi: renee : was 58.6 % Poydras was in marked contrast |i@ry fleet: the Shawnee and Paw-/ G4) erat phage senator | to Private Ent i [socowtany ceed a soa i wri itt se — rina ee — ; he: e, np ge . sts “— to the scenes enacted at the con- "ee Of 600 tons each, eight 75-foot a . atin’ | ri ~ nto peme- antiated, tie erprises. made an automobile tour along te | still existing grave danger, in Ar- , it hours ce t centration camp at the army base 1 : | he waueaan levees above the city. He talked} kansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. crest 6.1 was reache ' here where hundreds of the sever- with the correspondent of the need 1A New Orleans flood would add «4 ae pre ‘‘ 7 al thonsands persons forced from , LOANS TO “STRAW” for higher and stronger levees, as staggering burden to the demands fs Pe : heir homes in the two southeast- ' va . . a Facuse! _. . a> 244i ss ais ss . . News wa ae Aci " _ i proved by the present emergency. o.. the public, but the gavi — a wis : “ek, athere: the ip eet of power ot ann u predict counted the hours | Os Tl ores MEN CHARGED “It happens,” he said, “that this New Orleans does n ean that! ¢t 7 ¢] “ 7 im ‘han +3 — . é : _ : . . , OO : ars ff | flood came just at a time when @ the urden is light: it is Tre point where : re ». | waters would be released to inun ; . - | ==. ; = Z z . oe | Ln ~ ~ . - i - _ , : - = : ; > +) ry bh , rt }revision of the levee program was the heaviest ever known. Stn te be ont ale ee date the homes where they epoca a as Henry) as eis oe Ul G t Asserts F ds /under consideration. It has proved he Secretary's itinerary takes lone livef and worked ker, ‘d Cross dictator of re- : nies : 5 : overnmen un i'that the levee system is a chai - gee wa@s somewhere between ee ea a” gee " : ' ; sag /that th system 1a/%, Kim from Ba = tc icks which they will return when the - tgs a. wel ; rinet roon en ee whose strength is that of the weak- anniba!l - although : ‘waters have rece: the State peat sm dae clam oe | liek - i London | » - | ! reported in- Dike Collapses on Arkansas River Alfonso Next Month Semsy Went Largely to Promo- - sth urg this afterna nd to Mem-| 224 Hannibal, Mo., althou:; ? concer est link. [ph : Hon ha | de - 4 as 1 mee # ee ea : iglan | his l meet the 7 zo it was i: wea. re ¥ spaired the breach made in ne ‘tied tee ot Sas se ts G ; ; “We hav ever had nad we i sippi ; ‘ . greates - teens } , creasin; 298 Stow Sout 22 LVES. ' : cues ; ae tion of Power Project at We have never had. and we are {ississipp ! ek: h reatest and most ma hn ie hn, repented tte urs | Bx tie Associated: Pawn. Ex the Associated Prem, “am not now having. tm . nNaxi +7} cr , . P T ' a j - * ; > . S dee » . wT,’ ~ a Me’ pe : i n Xify ry} 2, ar ’ ; T} } ; I : ( SSiss) Tt , and city hav 37 : : 2 ia . -t wre ‘. an wa rN D4 ‘ 4 - mes che ; : ent call for steamboats and barges PINE BLUFF, Ark., ne aa it ~ 29.—Ry I Ww y oar of le . ag i? 4 4 sit’ *4 don : ~ ‘° Bagnell, Mo. bec of i a | oa 6 isas at) tes | BeLoy mpensation to all | a ae ni i - wecius Pscure io ~- a Lie Tine ws | ee EE 47) : ‘ 2 flood. sIzoni is from two to five | into the Arkansas River this mort ce & Wales | | , Copuagse : their property, Dut e nce ing just below » Sout! : ‘o become engaged te tie 3 sate a eh. > ‘ : if ; “ e 2 +s vr he ms eal - - as - - — " . — ee , , : eatiat By the Associated Press. bai ef, . bes _ ee which he : Le side - | : , | Beatrice, daughter o6f Sam — Aus’ : : aie .-3 > i Z —_ - 4 . +s & 44 sevee Ure. ’ Le iri \ Ps = [3 ‘ . * a. M D. eee : ee : i — . — = ee) Se : : 7 e associates by the 7 2 | fering en , | iemenlinn ‘gona ci i de ee ieee geri Teme os.) there Were ven Sa Renee wl Soviet Reconsiders Decision on In- , a ale fer pt citation . ‘ ~ ies } at it m . sai ™ ~ —s “sce * ww ad v¥ ae ata £1issi es ] ii.. at wae >i / . . { ft) Ti it ; } Vr id ge ‘ a =" = - - : a dze . 4 4 + =, ; 3 e 7 : . m ea . a . >» iv € at the JF : *. - K > t ¥ ee = Assistant United States Attorney- ©f ‘O@g@mer and hence defe er call in . . dro : Vie : : . BReferee in banxrupye, « e. & ‘ 24 4} ai ‘ ee [ ii Fiit ae t Ss ‘ ‘ 4 j ? & Y swe w/ias . 4 > Yr. "~ i ‘ i. ho ‘ - € . s A 4 general. says that auditors and pos *. tious buil + eveni - | Miss. 56.3 oF ) * wrignglonae Segue Ee ge ee ee | ‘The same rum : * : A = as afi i. >. Aidd . Lic’ - Lat ate» . . a4 : e Dy» at + >3 . rele lise Z / ney ¢ " T oa: . : : aposi urnitu | rieans 20.8, the same as yester- | Mother and New-Born Baby! ... Wisssur alain “ae tions’ 19°¢ } ites ma the Bfanta Beatrice Jas on ated before. She will ke @ Federal examiners have been work- EGER Co had deposit heir fr é rear % Nee ec rea! e-u. - FOTN « : homes of lative ia ‘ ; ST — ~ — . > turn u lave not yet I ot ae ; OM lan, 123 : : 7 ,. | By the Associated Press ee ee , ee , SS! ea r him .UFT - , oe? ee ali Guainan¢ . JTi nN a Ticsn? fers sa 53 } Associated frese ee : an . at Ol un 4 re A Ss Yr’? > a » = = } } e ; — - 7 se > : or : ‘ : ' : -_— TT m* om eo ” . ¢ LJ E « j liam >| ‘ - ; La : ." ” . & 4. i . Th Prince Re: E wae} te . of his estate, oO nany romen ; hanks exec em | LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 29. | A cai i rill 6 3 ~_— 4 ai - . . ‘ > am 4 £i3 . ~ 5 ‘o> ‘4 a JDO Tl 3 - ; . 7 Ti : ine _ y in . re hy r j= ,> be Pee : n IT LICE ; 3 hie nif » - - ag . ~ fempt ygroces ‘wa = s when he fal audit. makes Interwoven in the story is the +8! been established, in @ream of a great artificial lake National Task, Says Hoover. | how th ae | ce ie ) pa — efin! adhe cog of , ee ee cs : ; near Bagnell. Mv., that was to be he left New Orleans on». ivi ds ieentin la noe. con en, Omit . eae a» 2 ro-hours’-c epee apes hecmmensiageoate _ egg 904g nents : : fie ie, sedse Dave ee le Rete at ohn es Beet ee ee | nob - siden Whonen se | here, had a stage is morning , ee ee ee ATi mérec in the refugee . ; ormer Finance om $2 mee a 4 » trustees took his € u A he Aare — " sentative i englan | a > “es 3 ee ’ “A s . » J : _ ; s ae = ‘ ' ‘ . aii a _ ++ aes _ Aé aes ‘ eePOm s — oe =’ x 5 > 7} ; CAPO Lice . = | . ‘ ; - 5 ieee ~ aes ae haa hea / ~~ - rr 3 ~TYre 3 or ae ; . = ay ‘ ~ ~ ,*% W hee 2 ‘ ra.v ‘ys. pr= Sig . nt . ‘ a rile = aii » Z ii? - ~ 3 . 5 o 37 va Oat Be r' ST} ’ ° = oo aS . e : sate ‘ i : al 5a aaa a a? os : 2 > 2S a. = Gites : Lot i ij Ww ASH / NG i f IN AT ril 9 a + ‘}. saa and who were th = _ — nt on : y. Ee - " . . : - . q . ~~ eo 3 ; jure . ‘ ,sichi ' i — * I ’ _—o - ° ~ . , . © as « - ‘ . - _ ¥ int , site — : + Land Bank. conceived the plan ‘ .iaal : , not oe * The Oar Sali has Ne ene REE Ste Vy + : : : "S10, r VE SSia Vile oo ms nares liam H. Mond:« ri. Vea ? 5 1 Wing corn. Baker 3 Bee. ; eer tel ’ % ; to jail 's Breat project. Fedepal ant! is Cc Ordinay . i fi anllias ——tr.. ond Ei — eigr be on 7 ithe > on ‘ =5 hrsici ssista! ses: former Pepresentati an} , ne accompanied his bet a an County In acs ordance * dec ore the St } : ~ eit: . rat 7, . ; a : “dee i , oe ‘ 3 en i= 3 ry : Oot e : ; . ~ - Sha , Monde!ll at Wram ai — ccintiiesmeiiites : ee iat a .™ a 4 = Ee af the Court ot ora . i : 7 sa - eam : ae pie ang: ee + my. he St. sneis River hasin | Red Cross Concentrating Boats to ~***“ Mondetl of yoming 2s serious! : to the barn. Ome : as of the ee — i _ h " } c ' ~ =k. ; > Oy a > « - ¢ -% > Seek. oe - + ° ~ . . } = ; inured a 2 > ~ when hie automot ria ‘ . “ 2 ehot t the Bapar rag 32 ’ ih 3 Da : '' hoe Ne ninty n Lil Wi in Southeastern Missouri fr l Rescue Persons Trapped by Flood. in} toda: hen his itom + i shot a - } tt patie ne oe By the sociated |crashed against a steel trolley pole.| hat. Baker returned the am = : be os stee in this case.” Jo - : 7 Yt arn ” . . . ° S * . ’ oe on, + " § €1444 > s Wial Bee: a! , 4 2 ery a 2 ‘ — - hes c . J ca . . . " » . . ._* . = - ~- * , ~* . x. - 4 > - . “ ; - . ~ * . ' . anr Se ~ - > ~ wv e _cs i ress, oh nine ) ) ;' pe 700 People in Lofts. Trees or om He annarentiv lost contro! of ¢! ‘wo Others emerged from thel } iS. ; wh nt atl i : Tw ASL wg ‘ w- > . ° -: , ptt ay Eee ae y : sage ais a sea a: mea ees 3 tafts Near Lake Village, Ark. machine when } Steering - ro» cocend « from , 2 Nearing Normal VE vee Ureaxs, it he tee Ameeeintead Pees ¢ SRE ie, aor tgp Se | , A second shet Ss i ? es ch obliged : vga . os became eranged. hrsicia livotver of one of tie 2 Ke ‘ —s 255 1ere . a f poe * ice Pensoneaa re : | with the United am . . , P “oats a - _ oo ~ 4 ~ - ; ‘ - ~ ‘ > AAs — oe” reat LAS bia 54 j dt hh i ’ : + “ar : « ~ “ / * + a? e& BL . . a : > = . ; Lot nSi : LLic f rh ri es ree Of ij , ; ne ae Missonri yome oe - — > eee motion of the projec*. Ieee. Silane estas con amen —" ‘ee mIRC: | | “ 2 Per WJ 42s WwW i ~ iinited States Attorney-General in- Siarlicilieinnsae = . : . ao Helved the Manipsiation of lana | Cravens’ Power Plant Promotion’ ESTATE UNLESS REMARRIED | 1 : i ne Piss 3 : Sa. |6hC?S g F - the ian whan Feed | noe 4 : 4 J A ‘ . nd ‘ : j 1a . - “ “ ai . - | : 7 : =; . “7 | j “ : , 2 “straw” titleholder td another = } fe | ij -INM Upon each transaction the “paper” : value of the properft¥Y Was great = imcreased. Finally title was : , in the Farmers Fura >] Te gp oie 3 : on . | Seegety for the Missouri Hrearn.j| mmission in edict tae, ea Bipaircce tn seem : ee ee eee, Electrie Power Co. th: rporation ee ee ae i ner « bad nts in the ¢ VESICLE SSseseseeeeeereessesy the Often Used for Smug- Washington Avenue Rejected W st _ Boys and their Mothers Know— & | iby Os a Sie cee ; ey e r say ee “he iy $20 O°4 were r Trren ¢ = ™" “ fo corvey +! "2 § proeci _- — ' . +h an orancre: The Pereons Indicted. PR: ca Those tndi-teg are- Walter Crar- upniy pies irugs ens, Ralph Street Miss Alice Toda es ; a hy active officer of the bhan': and R. etal whic} P. Cravens. father of War. r Cra- Poneto aay cae vens: C. R. Cravens and R. H. (Cra. sia © vens, the latter three of Salina abi | Kan. | ee ee ee We know, too—that Boys of : pat ee | Bbant™ ~Yes. 7 today need a suit of almost ee Ee Oe a = . 2 "When?" “He oe cast iron construction 2 | “¥ i “what did he got te = ' and said that W to get rid of — Our New 2 a ae ‘ Beer way to get u — “S . a. - ou remember tw @ Sa %. ; = . A whe * $ gas tr hye be r x4 amt -: Sees ee Ie iy eRe ahh TR 2S eens oom > " ” : “en . , re... ~~ on Oana nected and vour hus meet killed?” “T oa. ara cF, ; 2 2 ie ‘ ** a? “4 4 Se} e ~~ rt te - : : ~ ’ il T 4 . 2 : i (> | Z rong enough. to 7 As . | SUITS FOR BOYS _ > eae re | : One of the counts charges that ano: ‘se Of the Walter Johnson. a sedalia Negro. O+he a : oa wie: oe ate .fldaus meTeet: ¢ ' C* -— ssouri Hy - me ‘ sat re eBapinesate-s cf i ee in iotnAing I es] ons was pe dro Els ctric Power ‘ o. cigarettes. tooth powder hetween 9 34 ‘ 5 O SSESS LCE seeesesseeersereseseeseyeseseeress : | : : ifvine On Aug. 1, 1926. and asked to sign the thin pages of a Bible. two of (the | "s es with two pars of Plus 4 Knickers — , her yoles - c meettenee for $29.006. | which were glued together aroun’ | be receives es ae Od down at the Tm po ee 00 Oe Mages City Joint! the efees and cecasionaliy the a ee XR below ber! Grape Stock Land Bank. | prisoners ee ienibeainiad a ered hie nD Two Miners’ Homes Destroyed ye S : She indictment alleges the Negro} honest jail émploves. | pie hSocinted Press ee. Was insolvent, owned no land and peneinte am = a ee «(Se | pres ~3 the rom, * for . The making on the Meramec. The had no assets, being a day laborer ESTATE OF COOPER HEWITT | | mene pon: a t ; vs : ep pe biggest Banjo Uke bargain in Sedalia. The indicted officers Cc Says the bill, caused the note and | APPRAISED AT $| 465 180 ae dynamite e; you ll ever see. mortrage to be entered on the s wes ath ’ a et ee ire, boo x of the bank as if it were a soca to the Pest Dispatch. Hort: ‘ + “Om: any officers regular farmer loan, and that th: | NE W YORK, April 29.—An ap- eas arge house iy vedal: r m ave : i i | Praisal shows~“that Peter Cc, ner rm0u0W, near Eliecah. . ‘eatin Gearsieas wet ~ a geo, Hewitt stenting wna in St 4 ore “eee ms os a . ES SICK COMO ase more land in t? : | a ee ee nts =a OCs the Osage aa ox (Glut ‘Shemseintim ues rhe fe! 1103 OLIVE—5911 EASTON ; a in ad ue river bottoms for the Hydro-Elec- | @'®? i Paris Aug New bids wil] WV A« Are noted for their durable wear. _— = eis # : 4 Beying ys (.ray Three The rigid tailoring specifications we — +. / RTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE is a 7 p ould we him no mong you of getting smart § I ditehed him Bed the street is complete and in service whil a . “You continued te "= Gray at a restaurenl ive the ; give the maker assures 50 cure for costly street construction de Boe F “What did he cepiymag 3 sith lays. This ideal street pavement is quickly 23 pose me ta tae style and long life ... laid and soon open to use. One side of & ®oman T was” ag OTHER SUITS $20 AND UP TO $40. work proceeds on the other. a. pater thatt “Yea | a P . Snvder then Concrete pavements may be quickly ond ES she having asked Man an estate of $1.465.180 a LO at —$—_——— est holdings here we ait at a ime j; GS ne md shee 2 ’ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH (of the Lucerna!l Realty Cerpor: upied double house at Black ia. | RATS and MICE ition, valued at 2.4 ad 69) OOS. Nea onengahela was de-| easily Brand new Furnishings, Hats patched, when cut through for work on soca ) fancy whisky, bottle t Be and Caps. Boys’ Section, 3rd floo~. underground utilities, without resulting i rh 4 making and electric ti weakness or surface blemish. pace Se ie eee ee ° ’ - what happened af 3% Keep chese important points in mind mntr” “He hurried aa Tain. feaving a bu ~ when selectin g & pavement for your street : 6 ee : contained saly Ge PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION : etic.” Greenfield Co. — terme = Locust al dixcth | PORTLAND CEMENT WE INVITE CHARGE ACQGOUNTS FROM RESPONSIBLE MEN AND WOMEN fy C N ( | R Ek, E. - : ’ ~ ; - - ‘ e oe SSsssssssssse ‘ fer permanente “ 25> “4 ony is Se ae! as . ; a ' JOSEPH PULITZER ) ie Dec 123 IS7& ‘Shares of the Hewitt Realty c bis Meblishet ty The Pullteer Publishing Cs ined ; $e tte eae te venetian Twe Bonlevard end Olice Stree | Walue ad at $181,170. Police Hunt Missing Store Clerk EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED prtss _ The will provided that if his Police are searchine ¢ 2 a 7 eed AUDIT BUREAU CiRCULATI The Associated Frees te esehsivels oe ay widow, Mrs. Maryon J. Hewitt. who work, all ~~ + +}. ~~ aes . om w 4a whom he married only a fay years department store ¢ |} before his death, @if net remarry a she should reeefve two-thirds of we: alued a a6 4 : ' te a neta + , : eng ’ 7, ISA Pp pearing ithe estate after certain other be- on th me day. Eli Galeaneh underwesa: a wr, @eath Ris widow married the possession pid tye «ig -i Baron Robert d@Erianger. from | bough: mn the ¢! whom she separated later for crete ~ * 7 erk | . awa 207%) ' * a5 ~ ~ Ma 2 . ce are ching. Money Back ig It Fails FSSPeeeseseestesvesseyseesssesesyveresereseseessesse a be da

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a lalla ask Wao oe 2 7 ee 4 a rs = SELOU'S P°“T-DISPATCH__ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1997 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ PAGE 3 -apasencnneeeens PARIS E. SINGER CHaRere | gia Be pee ee aes age pa eee fae SR ME ee, ERR ee ce . . + 55 Westminster place. died at the Pal? ) e ' oe eos ’ Sie as ae Sage: AK: — ~ 4 . imag Lealty oe mi: Gee? OS eee ia | : | Fashionable Life” May Pay Part.of Bank- (city wospitei at 2:40 ©. mm. todas g ; m5 : under ne i. ; my o> nA ‘ yy e , a QI , Me fae = 3 Ke % aK % 7 % "7 wwe 4 So 5 ‘ of t enue é nie h re suite d fi om rece nse S "? = Sem, ft . Se ; : ‘ te ‘ Pee "fed : : 5 .. ‘ : re A wy ‘ 4 ; = We re dismisseq tod K, = 4 7 s . Ss oy ES We Sens ee SN ae : “2 Go ae = Oe 2 ye So me : rupt S $94,000 Debt. running a rusiy nail in his foot. M H . ry he 4ring befg :. os ~* eal oe . ee ang : : ee | he boy ran thie nail in his foot one. COURNHtC : Fr> » N ae is: " . a pein Pees v eer “i SS ~ 5 eee eRe ee oe He ace ~~ Jtice of aa CS . i ages RE eS ae CE ki Me, ee es ce ae sens Two River Front Dwellers | a week aga yesterday while at Ca » " m4 i It Ch RS = Se 5 , rind” ae > ar J ™ xe “o y OP, "3 be. a e oo “> ; nae e . Se ; ee ; re be : } * ps a “ ; , f hi , oo ae The chs S ena y 1S ange | Bros Z 2 Pe Neg PIS eee 1 Meet: Pig eo By Leased Wire From the New) of the stereotyped movie an play in the rear yard Of his hom he charges, made 5 ; = : oie se ee,” P89 ace ee LS Pl inbae teh, MetegteR eR EE Wounded Whe M | iv : Si tai : ee ee Gp POMBE i igs a te he ced in property ” »] 4 inve Bi, ° _ . > 4 aes qeor= ee Ss 2665 & i “ 4 m es oe : , y biting”, 5 Arias S $f , ’ > . took Pe. “Sr n ass i York bureau al the I Ost-Dispak li. > aliia att rit Ae Ol hik {i ef , ley iiiz tie 35 OUT uv hs t nein ae ee by th eC ” He Will Die in Prison for Be , : og : - $e." Re as i» oe a x. net t mS os esse ke, goo ‘es : ) . > fe. M . ? NEW YORK. April ee Tragic dra “ the ir mate rial from a bsolute- the par nts applic d home reme- tantiate d th ; bri were Not sulle : cso ort mts i eS ake we ek OO 8 one ys Bic Ce ss pa aad eee eeting Breaks Up In | Mansions,” a book by Mrs. Rita de/|y authentic sources dies and a physician was not Cailed T) gta : hae hg held. | 2 Want of $6900. | kong gM OS goede eee 7 r, aos Oe FBS > Say SO oe. gt? og “ae | Alba de Acosta Lydig, to be put on The men are Reggie and Percy until last Wednesday. when the B The complainants m i a a A Ne ha I it ape ae Row and Firing Follows. : i aa Lt Bit [boy compininee Of SemnaNe Balin “i = ? 5 m ame mighty *! 2 “ny hg ee g OllIOWS., sale tomorrow, is interesting the; und Waldo. The women are El- OY COM plained Of MUSCUIMEP Palins, creditors scheduled in her list Ofieanor and Jeanne and Cecilia. | the first symptoms of tetanus. The ’ allege, q fro ud existed o ] gz “d hi : 1 n7 Kay : oo e, fe, ; ye ‘ ; : “4 Aisi in the Sale e . .. : , Mite, ¥ & cut , ake A « be eg scat tte -$ > gt ' ' free = } yy ‘ * ‘ mC . : ad . ’ i . ; or. ¥ / ” i Y . i. ¥. - a. 2 ? o y ae hy § * -_ 3 : ; a : . ‘ he ¥ ‘ P , - —_ 1 ps ? ($94,351 of debts in her petition in} There are the de@adent Bishop, and; physician ordered the patient re- moved to City Hospital, where it lots in a Palm = Prigs -_ . Ruil > 2 : 5 es ‘eo Mh Cee F esate 5 Begs ig, Se ORE APS 7. - gente sgh Bh Cor, Berd ; ht : ga A serpent in the form of modern | voluntary bankruptcy she filed in|the uncouth, mrastiff-like financial | ee OES a ne a PO .' Was found the disease had made » because Sin iD ete ‘improvements has entered into the |Iederal Court April 6. giant who despoils a home, . such headway a8 tO Mane Berunm amen pet ontbims dace tieds Ry Oy OR See RIC = HBL SNM 8 OR ER. ga ig ea Shite inger had not Co improvements 4 : ‘ i ; 90g eee” eeu rit On the pr . & aes tT age, 2 . ; is ee gt ory a ae _2ropetty, CONTEMPT OF COURT Sayaka 1a aieh Serva Samii Sia, oe cite me eh ie RUMOR AGAIN LINKS | ee ee Pca RY i ag oe pa ion No oee be Sohn : Weenie”: fol EES f | houseboat colony at Bremen ave-| - Harry H. Oshrin, counsel for|in turn worsetd by the shrewd, un- | S¥ch NAMES 2 ee a, a ees fe i” pa. Be, Sa ; Be inue and the wharf. and — | Miss de Wolfe, an interior deco- | scrupulous politician ectiective. soa 5 | 8 ; ¢ ae eo RO s oe ~ > ang ie ,~ meet eCace Nas ; - aes _ — te ie iF WALES AND SP . & R A ay SF on. ill regia Be us > eee Be eas : " ,rator, said: [ shall certainly at- | 4 Typical Bit. ) . ANISH INF T ‘aril to estore to ssets é é a Be ae Pay eer ie si 2 oN E a ; “GOR ; he K onthe = ee | gone out of that Eden-by-the-river. ‘tach the income from that book. ! Typical of the sort that can hard- INDICTMENT 10 BE DISMISSED Her Visi pers aaa . ea % gone ee ieee Se ee ; Cue ae i Two dwellers therein are suffering |I shalj also start attachment pro-/ly be expected to enthrall readers : . ow ll . to Lnion With kp Money He Told Referee 3 E Uaee gir Bo oe ie satan 4 a Bhs iach vn it fe vs ag i ; a ‘= the story of the | OBe_0f Severa} Against Barrets 2 XYey 2 A : Site ey : 2% tie : : Sane 3 SRS NSE Cie . = 2 ee : UCcKS S 5% ore i & ‘ es aka . Seveli« Eade ‘) é AhiUat dae Lt tf etary ¢ . , sins’ T % Xt Month Sets G 5 aes se Be , 3 se a 2 eee Be. Wee seh % FF The Pom Huchshet wounds, tHe more 1rcea of incon that Mra. Lyvdig |} « vine} sie : : Jaw. } = ie Brothers, Sedalia Bankers. ' ~ oO genes to Ww - i © aia , “ ae ‘ S oa lare banished unto a olice station } sts t cS iiitl it ia p ; svt tn ae Pee it y { t4 Veitt'{ J & YV, UTin, ti - . o By the Acer Cigted Pree. a£eing, . = Coles He Had Lost In Nag ae nce ‘ emececemooietin Sal yf : - : we ihe Sear BEF * : os , P oe ‘forgot to mention when she listed | orthodox and liberal in religion, cial to the Post-Dispatch. ATT Dona: — 4 Mr ES . ; — . EPCS EO RRP i oe edo * neue mane “33 LEONI os and the others are soi ely Wi ought. : JEKFEERSON CITY Ay 1) 29 = LONDON. April “4 i es F : Do a eae menrans se : :% Re os 1} th r] he J je lights her sole assets as her clothing, her} who wished to join the congrega- | a 5 aR “fs imought that electric lghts Se ee : ; 3 . | An indictment against W. W. Bar- \library and the furnishings of her (tion of a Christian chureh that Is rett and KE. KR. Barrett, presidcnt ha Vv e res :} er Rumge , 4 Gamb wy Ms ; os nse ‘8 ‘in a ee 2 ig ’ s Siete os, r “ Y 4 ce: bas F e sae RE ; ; iched London from > . - ling. $a: PS a Be “e : Bc ss: gg piesa eae 2 would be a boon to the colony re- ~ ‘if sft] f 4 : Rs Sl ome ee py : 4 ' ; (home NO. a4 “as ‘ifty-f} i S asnioni . 2 h ave- ae oe cently struck William F. Taylor, |20™€ 4 O. 150 DAGh PIY-PeLe | Lae Mast LARSONEIC CR Fite BE: | and vice president, respectively, of that the Prince of Wales is ; i Z As ga he ae = : “q be come engaged to the Toa 4 * Pap 1 Sate ETS eee % 3 tig rete fe . & ; . Pa es: Ee whose houseboat is moored at 3716 eeatrice, daughter of King eee uEUSt ee eigen | Tere is : es zg ape go Bee ae Mn ERE Be re § North Wharf, and William Miller, onso., F eommission merchant of i213 oat ere ee : = is 5 ante is Si. a Sa Re : a é | next-door neighbor at 3708. They anon Fossips find significans » North Third street, must serve in see eg: a yi Fg ee 3 B : TE Sg BRE RE ££ ee ets |induced the Union Electric Co. to |, | : ; | 4 |ing alleged misrepresentationg of tne fact that the : . 2 Se Se ee eae : : ae 2% Seach BS ecaige % 29 ages aes Zo Lin hee erect poles and string wires to | "© detrimental to the interests ofiand were confirmed and entered ¢) PE ihe , $535.00 ann tn Claridge Warren County jail from now on, | bo, ts Pear EI tee ti ‘ Sete Re | SES -. Simca their bo; yen his clients into the communion of the sacra- RS OVERDO peowers ve a oa toe : i, Smee Sets in ee ile as tees nae comes Se Ie Se fs ieir boats. And the night was | ; 'of their bank, which were soid to King : ; : | Ss made bright as the day | + can say, however. ars cee | SPORES ORS renee a CONSPICUOUS | another Sedalia bank. The cass gnder a sentence imposed by Fed- —" erwin EER ee wane : tear PEE ie ie BP oF seo floods Break the Wires. fincome amounts to about 929,009 pew and gave ibe ratty to the sup- | was brought to the Cole County ; 0 DOE IIREIOSSESE IBLE L LEC x ksh seth ema aaa ate SE eS Other houseboaters. using coal- a year a nd that Mrs. Lydig Feces ver port of the work of the diocese out ' Circuit Court on a change of venue it for 15 years. Just what it Is/of a fortune that is notably larg and dismissal is to be ordered be- t} wep Ore ofs Spain ne et come pp ushters maters) Judge Davis today on a con- avon . | “ ; é ee te riNCe, Alfons yempt citation. RAYMOND, Ruth and Robert Schieferly, trip- a RED DM, LORESS TOP: MERENS, Aselig PEREEEE a win develen when’ s oteven. tax: Mcabmtten “Giese thee! ompany them tn ates ae : j Unless the nencesears . is ¢ hanged re eee eee Ng a ag who life — in the Post-Dispatch, the other having been Te a at a oe ee | 16 Monday : had heen attending 2 se) vices and | ee ppt Pasa Resa genrarn over, the Prince of Wales ‘wil : prensonea U intpocath ie - ould die ie saa ns eer e-na years o it, tnat hire pu page’ eae ity eee » week old. ? the whole meter bill and they to fore Referee Robert P Ste phe n-j contributing pious for several Ra aii BES rs with " oistn tninan he guest of honor of a — vr cag a Ruth is the readiest of the tl scording 10th ot kaa 4 ns ee ‘ te + oe pay him a flat rate of $2 a month. |$0D.” nonths the wife went to the rector) poney under false pretenses, in hich the Spanish pen! at - Last winter when a nsoneau's = adits rage es 1; 0 See eo a ane to motner of four otner children. She is 38 years old. iCame the’ fleod. The wires broke Proving That the Movies Are Right. to tell him how sh and her hus- connection with tne sale of a $2490 lans to give at the Frye emp atiairs were heing settled before Well e ia chie erty © 2141 vherry Joseph »chieferly, 50 years old, father of the trip- and, wore senaieed. Waxter neti. Oshrin also disclosed that the} band had enjoyed bis sermgons and | second mortgage. alleged to have S May. assy Ig PReferee in Bankruptcy Cole ee tp — and was the first to walk and to | lets, also is father of two sets of twins by another fied his customers a repair charge |Uydig house in Fifty-fifth street is| been uplifted by their faith. ‘But,’ apes as semana sa Rey first mort- The same rumor concerning ¢ — 3908 agg a ey ier ous feienana sagged a cee oo ie as idnon tae cau: d tl lil l would be added to the $2 _ |due to become a “tragic mansion” |she complained, ‘although we've | gave. also. was brought here on @ infanta FP: atrice has been 4 F $6906. ae had | ost ee. Path ‘a "eat } y : Baa teat, : a 4 “a Cc 7 ren ge A and t a 8 ike . ody Great was the indignation. Cries |itself May 10, for rat date : gated before. She will be 18 ve Se gembling. Keferee Coles order- b h , . , yew oT a ene ee ee “ings a — at ae Ses S in the 0°, | of “Robber” and “Profiteer’ | been set for the sale by auction) ice last autumn, we have not yetipe tried here later. Several] other y rothers are blue-eyed and blonde but there is one thing they abtminate—elevators. |. p10 tie air last night at a mass |Of the house furnishings Ssmot ‘ as nignt a iaSs | ti . bid June*22. The Prine : ed him to turn the money over to . . . ‘met one of your.other parishioners,’ | ;,¢ajce+em rer ne ralnat : ay gage ce Of Wale” ae Ee adie when f, This is the second tim togra 1 Ask a Post-Dis . , ip | fae ’ ~ | indictments were returned agaist ll be 33 on the following day Pthe trustee Of his estate, who insti- ed Bite | e their photograph has sk any Post-Dispatch elevator girl. meeting at Miller’s boat. The meet-| ‘‘lragic Mansions,” the book de-| The rector was most apologetic.|tpo Barretts at Sedalia -but onls , - = : - - . ? : o - nt " Akiak ar ee, samrealeigded a b7* Sihcizalen nee Og i street.’ i nue.” , : , ie , rr ‘a , ; (the detunct American Lxcnance The exact nature of the other | 3 : f his wife L.vdig S ace | ; : . rr ' ss | Bank of Sedalia. will he dismissed , Sources Oshrin declined to specti- Count runs, were veicome™d siveet- = ai today It charged them with max bv the recto They professed ; ¥ fy, asserting that to do so would ily patina porn Sapir ne eraaeiacarreiataattneettamee yuan PO? SO yr ee : wibewmaity Py a Seiko SS Me SG ert SSS tiie Bee nt ee att 1h ae ‘gniess he pays his creditors $6900, | S eAneentge tustew agp oe ot: st 2a As pets examined again next has | been members of your congregation | «panee of venue. This case would , — ee _— ing Was a wow and broke up in a! 5S ribing ‘“‘the tragic futilitv of fash- |‘Why didn’t you sneak of it be- | tye cases were brought here on the blood on her gown would !lor’s wife, Lottie, 38 vears old, is $3 Ret + yee ee ie hh db-ie lah) ee anonymous anecdotes. | the - Re PO FBS UR ge er tite STR te sia ie Sui a . EE — , : tyted contempt proces dings before alee illed in Fight Ww ith (‘orn ' £ Davis a ] e lo t ay ; hy ©} San 4 , eer 4 : som | ‘ cs ; | = - 1] ; vrs } "o 7? . 2 3 ‘ r , ’ ° pprecial to the Post-Disnatch a | Judge - tena desta ete ty - pay. | Sait an oe aa. CL Fi 5 Ju UAaL YS ani lanned Mrs Ssnvder tnat she must help | row. lonable life is not autobiograph- | fore: he sald, What an over-| , hange of venue. ROGERS. Ark.., April 29 —Joe ft a dudse Davis dismissed the charg: nuspand March and ito g non Vv whate ans.” makeit look like a burglary, “‘be- “All you yellow better at- {ical Mrs. Lydig says. Instead, she |sight! I’m entirely to blame. For-} . - aker, 55 years o] "Se but the trustees took his complaint d me te 0} rs t azelton 11} he , ) were bot n it now /teid to your business.” Tay- | essa as she puts it, “to take) give me, dear lady. Will you come 2 ROBBERS GET 5 YEARS EACH _ = , Ts Old, a Star route i LZ ine 43 au yere potn in 3 1O eid to your 4a n business, Tay-|essays. aS sh pur ‘ ef saLS, ‘ udy. ma yt i: Pes 7 ow 3 nites States ie urt yf d }- : . . 7 } t " . | > > } . ; . , . ‘ ~ . — - ts ; ier a P Lf . 7 > : . : 7 ? en anes res is ods . P - : ‘> ; S iles east of here. was shot 3 - peals which re nt! reversed t} hand. ry} . ; ; ay | Snve rs lif , re 1 ¥ ci bt # ynvict er. i PORES 8 said to have observed as the colon- fonable ricn and te | the true story Pnurs day afternoon : And ] 1] I} for Carrying Concealed Weapon . ‘ yi ’ *? by i Bett d ¥ " cry ~~ Pre: »| di ir ¢ ic "4 yr} Rho | al 2 tee » . parm and who were thought to bee —_—* . oA ' ry ee —" ;, ' aera ' |} fact ha i! vas his; do retorted Clarence E. Winston scandal and a gros: scohataee ite of AVABHIONS Were SOs OU. Sey five years in the penitentiary for corn 39ahker rit "1 sentence vou to if a1 miotner . Mrs. ‘nyder, had taken Snvyde; Mrs. Snvdet 7 ite to Gray : ae - ; aoe foit} shall have to disguise. allian ier husband drove to the rec- 1 , ; Big With a shot. Be Geenty in accordan ie | a ; | oe eg: notive. sh sade +1 aiecalekal ae ig robbery and two years for carrying ‘cOmMmpanie " a 3 ay 4H GUO IUaILS shad iS Stand just pb re i} hunect , and he wrote aCK, J oe ~e pane , ; cognizable detalis oO 1ef ‘y on ie appointes afterno "eae d his 15-year-ol@im f t} fies 4 “ ; i fier, MUL ONL Fhen the ‘Trouble Starts, a Nee i :, 1 > concealed weapons today when he on to the barn. One man F mandate 0 une Court , ain uf i Wile pile . Tit ug! Oz a iong tube and ut it es acti =e Pe , " 4 eS istories so that no one W! know ;saw the lne of motors parked plead : ‘ nee’ aiid de =a - ) rr a vou pav th 400 whic . I ; ; | a i ul: j in : nen tne snooting began, Tavior a fi RE. ih . «| Dlem ed guilty before Circuit Ju ge ut aT ry shot at the son piercin > wrth vO 2 pa | a a , nis i] {ij iif iad oy } marr i il? (ley r) wWwovernor s nose id . = - bin , , : : Of V hom | am Ww riting ALiOnz2 the Curid, ente red smillingly ' , ; m 4 ig wdere to on . ae — Bt : ' ALS Aaa afi at pas e\mpioying a double-barreled shote- }- , > ae Ossing. Hie admitted holding up at. Paker returned the fire wheame "''* oreerea tO turn over to ML! vn said ray alled at called Snayd ine Groverno!: vhat sl ‘or Kn ul nd Winston revoly W | And from that paragraph, which; and were introduced with unction | ‘red Delano. 1809 Market street. @ ; 3 » in thie cz , nds , ; ys ee : = £un ane iston a re er. in- ; i ree | Oo, 1 Whé ; trustee in thnk CaS¢ > ALLS > ~? it Sai - t i i it] i i | ; at C v ‘ — m ° , : ‘ . " 21 4 " 1] . 7 i F wa) , is a i ;e* sit i} ; j “os p “9 "9 ‘ ay . men killed ¢€ " Pensoneau remar) , ne Samuel Miller addressed the jur buckshot in his body and face. He | 0" of such ial Negro, 3707 Hickory street, plead- M ‘ The trio jumped a fene a nudge, PHSUNCAaAU baad HEU, ie ine nirad time (,7ra Cail “ f bis hreatenefl | Horry ner ane : ns : . . : i le all. if Mrs Lvdig 1s accepted cs and so fortn. There was not a born 3 j : : | ce parting with an ia i “oe ; ° . | , in behalf ef Gray, reg in; his — probabiy will lose the sight of his | & i , : . ? c- 4 fab riatic among t} en * eg gullty and was sentenced to . sA LAl® ad wd ‘ : : mo * anen j vil ra : ; aid Hifi Sr} mirns ; } ry ii LOL L¢ > i . , ] th >. P iy . Tt : riieé i 1} j . i iptia ff « i ] ee i. . : © sha! , sen narks from typed sheets. al right eye. & bystander, taiph authority, proving wer i io serve five years for robbing the Inthe Marsha holdov ey ce deer Se : >i 2a agers ara it would be shcwn Grays if Chord, 16, of number 3824, re-|~ pote ae gee j butcher shop of Julius Sonnle, 4259 : y = windines se —— , , ‘ ¢ sees Ori a , if . Ly ' > ‘ - iar [ J i! ; I t ‘ ti) Li - . 7. 7, . ‘ | a i’ 4 > ' i i 4? - , rf ii , | cs. . ‘ * fn " c \ Soneau told o Post Disnat : oe ; ; a ; ‘ if] La: , i ULitu . =. (¢ ived 1] p¢ llets ee his back: WOMAN INJURED WHEN AUTO ridge avenue and JilVe Sarpy avenue, of $70 last Dec. 2. % P . ; | rit " —— rOackad i - porter he had no assets . Ac P ; i we — Si} as . 2 ravior, who is d3 years Old and a Gs) | aubtiinestenionn . Re nan nae — , “heey SOT alLE} rieit. CONLAaAINes a UUCID Ss ao pal nd : ty ‘ ies r er ; , She Was riding 1n an auto! Lie Far relatives who 1 % a a Jae : _' mind and was iopelessilv intoxica collector, and his wife. are docked TURNS OVER AFTER COLLISION =i z , Ee a eng - if Dige : oF murae Ihe nad i} ks 6 Be Sle ’ of by) . f th Crime and ‘oan ee epee a i i all driven \ William 8. Deus | and was dependei 1 Q in - ene ' ae ee os 4 e at the North Market Street Police seve bs eritoonst iat ie | : W hile Is H | ith ; 7 z mn, vi Te a Wwno 1 a orm and Opened i oF sa sts" ' ‘ 6) A . il not N18 | etadt} } Wihicl S) 1 Ma Are bares, Cae eh Peres. ere as -OMmM MISS 1 ir ‘ 1 : , - 4 th picches : ' mer z nee mlaliO ‘ary (i e she Ale m APO : ere with a commission ji l trained nurse, was at Kew Gardens. | was the sashweight. | ae : Car in ich , . Deine anabher cae awerved teams bokind 4 wt ,irr rapt 7 7 } } ~ 7 : , — ‘* oth, ‘ ry y “6 » i * P y Ps 0 icr , ' ' epert for himself and his wife. iche testifi: Coming “To Get the Governor. pita a eNenere 3 Belleville To Deny Wage Increase. Riding Struck : y ” }truck, hitting the Deus: ' , a +. . . 7 i le ol} Requests: of Belleville policemen Roadway on and turnings \ SUSY ert clared; “I am going extricated by s ' +4 ; , F Si J it’ & | aka ist ; Tans or Blacks . | The situation is this ti Af I ; ' are “Gra followings his nefariou _ renee eae Lis: +s; | ‘it ait? a i rigs ‘ Yr} I 4 atened hor ric! \ hide , and i £ i r tO WatcnH ee 5 “And your h ind kne all and bore that man a child to try laugh and a a i ae the jctter Masel- Just South of Olive a 7 about What Was tak cg sat to Oring hack hove ] ro ek yi} : } ‘ lis ray WP opening . bij h Organized ASS? the insurance?” , “But the fathe: va not th \fter thi ae ite aid +] bn men iors | : oe he Gray eve! ee | latter war ¢ inti! Mareh | set the night of March 19 fo. International Life Building—Ejighth and Chestnut about getting rid and tne ecntiid annoved f'n Pick. I Mrs. 3! £ ‘Be. myv- 'Ssaving vas £ { : » th Wien eour re oY oe e* rT io rrew worse and worse 7? t +7 7 hy onmfus rT} ‘ 4 ‘ei "4OU remember two occasions | q. eit intil s] t Hent oe a a Ce ee ‘es ipitate t , -OFRT Y i ! te vt i ae ound her ng conauton mun’ have tere the] to precpla sf axophone Outfi 7 & gas tube became discon- — oT . . Rar ee ; ie fected She , : } : aii wea 2 as ' regeted Hat 4 on lid iOW Falill: na rot ts ‘ | Treat for Everybody — Youngsters Delight a 2 Your Nuspana ae St | tool - fi is nefarious plans a a go eee +} rroul three storie: Mat killed?’ “Yes, and I wrot: ce a ie See ee ee Te ee 2 eRe : . . ‘ ; J yi ° a ! iif tiie rere And rif KIS Se CO rhe*r reTqennon ; q: § ? 4 | : } eee SESS a ana Pairs ree vino ftrst rent ned mn - . , on } a . : . we sel s cigars Mrs. Snyder Balked, He Says. isimilar messages before and had _— / F Ss NONE QUITE co cos C(yray \ li to call an insurance man S hie Ot hin (mOW NnStalr: rie nad a ate ~ ; an t e a ous | : | | \ DP | GET THEM WHERE GOOD DRINKS ARE SOLD , Matied down at th pth howe | anes and advised Mrs Snvder that mobil accidents. Soyde! liquor and stayed E is a PFould se. no ? “s @: “There was no concealment revotver it Mas | ma TRPedai ] . , s+ . ’ ‘ : } aha — . K a *% 7" * »« . ; : 4 . ton de 7 What did he Hie : |! Snvder knew what he was doin: ne 1 aie . , 4 ui k] 4 that if Il ditched him would © and told his wife to have the poli- |& Wa LORPOOTH SNe Neara = en ———— — ~ _“ quickly | : i : RE | . SPM me iv cies taken out Phe premiums nn ane CE ee ee > 7 | ¢ and this © ul f sh straddiing the side of Woman l was’ were paid from a joint account 80 Lilere i e while . 3 “You continued ¢ : Mi . there could have been. no secret prostrace | ‘r husband and / : ” | after thar “Ton” After the premiums had been paid beating lim t ris ae . . ) Buys a Wondertul §c¢ Drink Snvder then toid of meet they decided together that th a sage ite ears spe Sere ' ' ae i ye : Gra at a restaurant March 09 financial burden was too grea. She he ts ler nd sne 1é€i Laini- a] 1a ’ Lniated esulting ’ . Making and electric Jamp and a re- and was advised that she couid not rt « hand where | i ' pide tO} Ss, gOorery ated ’ ; E TO DEAI ERS » Suc} **hh} roller.” sithdraw her premiums tor tnree her was he rég n | - . ; e Mucing “hip roller. sidctuinass oe : ; | Other Musical Values! NOR j ; “Wha: happe ned 2h fie re “fa u- years. biazeltoy SA ict . mois Lf } : ? . a! Ot CoO N and ' ~ The Independent Breweries Co., St. Louis, Mo., ‘ mind rent?’ “lie hurried away to eatch “So the Snyders tet it stand. And Lesions for costume | . : frumpeia .... 824.75 lore % will Accept This Coupon for 3c Cash on Your | thought | that is the proof that Mrs. ‘Snyder . | ~~? Vielin Outfits, 622.40 V7 Banjo | Next Purchase. Coupon will be redeemed Seen . Drum Outfits, om o® | 5c bottles as noted above. } to , a | Optometrists and Optici > When vou got home did you Says Gray Borrowed Hundreds. P f pircians | > & 1 rele) WEEK Post Dispatch, 6/28/37 . é Now in Our. New Store > TERM : $ . PER ! Copyright | fina those articies in the bundle ; . igs | did ”’ In the meartinie, Hazelton went * Just BOLLAND’S a | & ; | ‘ray was borrowing hundreds x South of ; = | | 4 Sashweight in Package. mn, Gray was Dor oo ! . I Olive St ¢ Lecust at Tenth > & CEMENT. : “Anyth ise?’ “Yes, a sash ¢ dollars from Mrs. Snoyader, neve! , : . a | * ¥thi else A Sil: 50 Years in Optical Business — Pt eet : Only 2 Pennies and This Coupon rig ana O repay 1 We Are Fitting the Third Genera- Jeweilers ter 37¢ Tears a Weigh: about re foot long Be P tea F Peighin HOU five pounds. “We wlll shaw vou he SHOUTEH, tien. Oculist Prescriptions Care- | OLIVE ST f ir, ameate” |, Ws milianae, rae oe I oes ns cepennnanneennenntd.__ Faas 2 "Anything elise” A not ; ' at he Snence "What did the note say?” “it sonality behind all this, inal Ae L

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7 Ps YE 4 ___"_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 (in bieht of Interest to Lieryone Sale Weatures reLveryiy Oo 3 | SS | - “ Bice al 40-In. Silk Flat Crepe, Yd., $1.44 Soft quality Flat Crepes in white, pink, orchid, turquoise, chinchin blue, Another Year of @ ...... queen’s blue, gooseberry, palmetto, coral, Nile, etc. a | know nak no eprinail Heavy Flat Crepes, Yard, $1.77 Lae tet One year ago we celebrated the formal opening of our Greater Downstairs Store game tume Jewelry, ling we be se senting at that time an entirely new departmental arrangement and improved fg | a ee, brooch ping te ene. erent sll : en aca 4 — t “ bal mm my ag REN Le AE he LS ERD eens i SWB EMA QA ) | - it tpn ey cance amie wimmeane ett Cea Weg oe Bina pol eT OT eee Sica ac oe ~ > : aniliiti oe 5 BE bs 1 ae iin = 7 Mendis. da wonennes 1 ebirase a Ye A Se = Extra-heavy quality Flat Crepe in white, pink, liberty eke lovebird, tan, gooseberry, monkey skin, tiger lily, etc.; 1000 yards to sell, Sub standards. 40-In. Printed Crepes, Yd., $1.23, A lot of 800 yards of Printed Crepe de Chine and Printed Georgette in the newest designs and color combinations; 40 inches wide. Silk-and-Lisle Wash Fabrics, 68¢ In a good range of patterns and colorings in the season’s newest designs; _ A. B. C., Bryn Mawr and other brands-included; some are slight seconds. “Bunty” English Prints, 33e Yd. They are in the newest, neat, small designs and color combinations; all guaranteed colors that will launder; for women’s and children’s wear. Girls’ New Silk Dresses at $6.77 Just two or three of a style; of heavy quality flat crepe, crepe de chine and printed silk crepe; smartly styled; sizes 8 to 14. Sample Wash Dresses at $1.94 Samples of high-grade Dresses; of solid color rayon, plaid and striped ray- ons, broadcloth, tissue, voile and linen; sizes 16 to 46. Smart Summer Dresses at $2.88 Misses’ and women’s; voiles, rayons, batistes, dimities and tissues; stun- ning new styles; dainty colors; sizes 16 to 54. Girls’ Summer Frocks for $1.88 A wide range of pleasing styles for variety; of printed dimity, crossbar voile, printed batiste and printed voile; sizes 7 td 14. Girls’ Spring Coats at Only $8.55 For dress, sports and practical wear; plaids, tweeds, mixtures, cashatone fabric and twills; newest st les; sizes 7 to 16. Women’s & Children’s Hats, $1 A group of 1800 sports and dress Hats offered at less than original whole- gale cost; a complete range of colors and styles; head sizes for all. 729 Women’s New Scarfs, $1.39 In the assortment are attractive Scarfs of Georgette or crepe—come in solid colors and patterns; have fringed, plain or hemstitched hems. Women’s Sample ’Kerchiefs, 15c There are plain linen with embroidered corners, novelty Handkerchiefs with fancy hems, colored voile and fine cambric embroidered: over 4000 to sell. Women’s Sample Bandeaux, 53¢ H. & W. Ina large variety—of white, pink and peach Tayon striped batiste, Satins and brocades; several styles and ‘lengths; sizes 30 to 38. oe oy . Ma m ; r+ Lae ‘ Al TP on a Saal ¥ Ky a Se, Re ins ghee a = ene Sua BEL my, be x ars 6 a peo oe. WY ee “* a > ww 42 By - f. ttt - 2. *. ° ” “a *, 8 ee ana Se é Ss rane e: %, es en Pe s EF ot oe AQ Fie Ses ao if: . “s : : \ wr . a. Oe € Aig ss se 4% \ mn Ls PQS ye 5 Sake % pa y MAY oes WY a ties to serve you.. .. The past year has been a year of gratifying growth and pro ; necessitating many additional improvements—such ‘as the enlarging of Read Wear, Infants’ and Millinery departments; the rearranging of locations of the § : Undermuslin, Leather Goods, Corset, Drapery and Men’s Furnishing sections; th i Only a Few of the Hundreds of Birthday: Sale Iter Delight, but a Source of Surprising Economy, to to Inspect the Conveniences and to Seek the Re ark Children’s Footwear, Pair, $1.90 These Shoes include several well-known brands; made solid throughout; come in Oxfords, ties and cut-out strap styles; sizes 8% to 2. Women’s White Kid Shoes, $2.90 A very specially purchased group—including pumps and straps—plain and dainty underlay effects; sizes 3 to 8 in B and C widths in the lot. Boys’ Shirts and Blouses:at 69¢e “Knock-Out” brand; of percales, striped madras and broadcloth; collar- attached style; Blouses in sizes 6 to 14; Shirts in sizes 12 to 14 neck. Boys’ Slipover Sweaters, $1.50 These Sweaters are from a well-known manufacturer; in the newest pat- terns and colors; have very slight imperfections; sizes 28 te 34 Men’s & Young Men’s Suits, $15 Single and double breasted models of materials for all-year-’round wear; tans, grays, pencil stripes and diagonals are included. Men’s New Wool Topcoats, $15 Included is a good assortment of all-wool fabrics in the newest shades: serviceable for all-year-’round wear; nicely trimmed and finely tailored. Women’s Leather Bags at $1.79 Of calf, lizard-grain goat, vachette, tooled, etc.; in vanity, pouch or tai- lored styles: all newest colors and color combinations. Children’s Fancy Socks, aoc Pair All are in the 7% length; have roll tops and fancy legs or plain legs and fancy tops; suitable for boy or girl; sizes 7 to 10; seconds. Women’s Chiffon Hose, 89c Pair Pure thread silk Hose with form- fitting ankles, three-seamed back and lisle reinforcements; new light shades; sizes 814 to 10; first quality. Men’s Silk Socks, 3 Pairs for $1 In the group are silk and silk-mixed Socks with double heels and soles; come in fancy patterns; first and second qualities; sizes 10 to 11. Women’s, We have assembled a ie low price—in the newest st a Women’s, ] It Will be a pleasure toreeles newest up-to-the-minute style! Women’s &] Included are models for s orts plain and fur- trimme sie Women’s & Mi An unusual assortment of w rials, in the most prefeqeanas Women’s & I Fashioned of fine materiale’ high-character garments; come i Women’s Suitable for’ misses or WOE guaranteed waterproof; fiat Women’s ol An item that many will t preferred styles and colo Misses’ Velv Very much in vogue-to B | sports or general wear; — _ Women’s axt Exceptionally well-taile wear; of novelty twe Women’ s Ex: ) All are made on slenderiae printed crepe and comb it natione ee ee a pacts, earrings, pearls and many other novelties set with stones, cabochons ane stones. Choice at $14 (Main | co" Red $1. $1. Vestees, Collars and. and other attractive - pieces of lace, G@ linen or crepe in styles or daintily te with laces, pleatin ribbons. Very special % (Main ] Toilet Arti ‘Specially Priec Cety’s L’Origan Pe Original 2-oz. flacor cial (Buying Limit 2 Jergens’ Violet Toile in transparent and milled quality; a cakes for On Thrift A Mavis Talcum Powd Williams’ Shaving Cr Imported Compacts. . Bath Brushes Sanitol Toothpaste .. Bath Salts . ok Pond’s Vanishing Cre ux....3 fOr B56; Sanitol Face Cream. in Bloom: $ l 50 mre The windowsill, room, the garden brighter eS more a one of these ly bloom Hyd oo, ome 6 or 8 in pots, ne bloom almost all § (Thrift Ave. and F hI a

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a a OL EE RR ee mene magmERE PN. Reg tape gee ager renee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ _FRIDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL. —__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 22 and 23. X, BAER & FULLE GRAND-LEADER Beauty Parlor Vouchers at Special Prices! A limited number of Vouchers is offered at special rates—these entitle you to substantial reductions on scalp treatments, oil shampoos; Marinello and Helena Rubinstein face treatments. (Beauty Shop—3d. Floor.) . yew . Wing . : : i aay tN tag he » : : ce : * ont 2 A ria . t * t Oe. . ony £ Pi 48, . Nee ie a o PGR. M4 aN whe ft doa ae PRLS ahi > Ate ce tees elena eae te oe ee dae ee det ae Reet aco - Pe pt ae + to > tae ictal ds aid RNa SNE AR Ahk Aa os a. 7 i A f — > } ; \ . , . j \ / \ \\ “ } ? , A} —_ j 4 ~! a - / a SScoo | ~ Ly “_- ) ; " } 1 4, Mae: ye ee = j = y a 4 : , - . Rr be. en eer? i! " | a / | y FAB MEO LADINO BR ATE asptthagtin, gf ~~ Special Selling of Silk Hose $ = The smart chiffon weight—a beautiful thread silk from top-to-toe, but careful- ‘ ly reinforced with double soles and high spliced heels. The slight imperfections that class these Stockings as “irregulars’’ are little thicknesses here and there in the weight of the silk and are very difficult to find, and in no way affect the wearing qualities or beauty for which Sheer Duchesse are renowned. Sheer Duchesse Quality Full-fashioned of pure silk of a very fine gauge, made with block in toe and side block in sole—3600 pairs in the desirable shades of fawns, gray, > } nude, gunmetal, ecstasy, white and black. Chwte:, 2 ag (Hosiery Dept. and Squares 1 S pring Coats Reduced What an Opportunity for Misses and Women to Choose Smart Styles at W onderful Savings! 18 4°33 The Coat you choose now will see you smartly through the Spring season and will accompany you on your Sum- mer travels. To acquire so fashionable and so useful an addition to the wardrobe is an opportunity not to be missed. Each group—in the Misses’ Store and the Wom- en’s Section—offers a select choice of Spring styles. Topcoats of tweed, Coats for utility and dress wear in cashmere, twill, satin—furless or fur trimmed, 36 to 44. So Many New Frocks for } Tisses ~ | $162 aa $ The Teen-Age | yy lo= : 2 D e , = : 7 4 i : | “ r ] : | y: RS Foundation Garments Of course, you’ll want to start your 4 : omen S & . Summer wardrobe with several tub- Toilet Articles a item that many will take Even the most youthful figure able silk frocks—in crepe de chine, erred styles and colors—very @ is at its best only under the disci- Rajah and smart pin-checked or plaid ~ . . Specially Priced Cety’s L’Origan Perfume in pline of a well-made Foundation tub silk—with youthful pleats and isses’ Velvet original 2-oz. flacon, spe- —— The aig te Section | ; tucks and trim-fitting shoulders. specializes tn dainty figure gar- =_ Then add a printed Frock of crepe, ery much in vogue—to be wf cial S or general wear; very low pt (Buying Limit 2) i a a os Na ee . > A ’ - ~ GION PTL Rt alle, sm vowrer nena a dee ae ae et Dirsiiegenes bd . ; “ re Ce ee nee ‘ a ¢ “ wna ¥ Rene bene. we . = wig 3, Fabry rs aan sae ie Hagety: a Fla pate vies. ‘ " = — cial ee Pan Ne he Trans se 7 ce we iy AARON. SE RS tte me ee ee Sones OF ee age Paieen eatin Lod aibopnd ' yf —_ oe ae BBE RNAS OR SNA E See “at ee ee ee xi" pros : be ” a . bP LS cuhet. ee a nae ae ae 7 i ‘ ’ Sie etal ce ie cee ee oe ee: er 4 All Colors Full Fashioned Very Shecral Irregulars of Sheer Duchesse Chiffon Hose VOY B cial Selling of ‘) q : Novelty J ewelry a O | Fashion-wise women who a - know that no Spring ensem- E : * ble is complete without Cos- r Downstairs Store, pre tume Jewelry, will welcome nent and improved faci ‘Be this special selling of neck- —_— h "um «laces, brooches, pins, com- ins growt and progres se opacts, earrings, 60-inch enlarging of Ready- ae Copearis and many other smart of ] : “Mm «6s povelties + set with rhine- ocations of the Shc - stones, cabochons ‘and cut ishing sections: the igi stones. Choice at $1.00. ej (Main Floor.) thday- Sale Itemg g Economy, to ¥ Seek the Remarka Pastel Rok Hats The Feature of the Day mn the New Section for Youthful Millinery "5 w ES. Felt Hats in white—pink—yellow—fit in per- fectly with new costumes the younger set is planning right now. Our new “Junior Miss Millinery Section” specializes in Hats that are youthful and fashionable. iy shee and 22- Mgin Floor.) — Small, brimless and roll-brim styles that fit the head closely—with smart pins and ingenious uses of felt as trimming. (Third Floor.) omen’s, Miss e have assembled a wonderful price—in the newest styles ag Sheer and Cool! Girls Wash Dresses Sizes 6 to 10 1m Voile and Dimity $9 2° to 5 00 Each Frock has something so charming about it that you won't be able to resist choosing several! Voile Frocks in blossom tints, and flowered dimities that you'll just love to wear—with crisp little or- gandie collars and tiny sleeves. Bloomers to match. Girls Coats in Many Smart Styles at $9.75 Quite the smartest styles of the season—regu- lation Coats in navy blue, tweed Coats for schoo] wear, and dress Coats in preferred fab- rics and colors. Mothers will be gratified at their quality and low price! 7 YT rivTisS lL J¢ 7 For Junior Misses (13 to 17) New Tubable Frocks Including Printed Linens With Handbags to Match 10 » 516% Wouldn’t that be a good beginning for your Sum- mer wardrobe—a Frock of gay printed linen, with a purse to match? This is one of the new Summer fash- ions just arrived—and in addition, Frocks of tubable silks that will be fresh and smart all Summer long! Spring Coats Reduced! New Fashions at $33 with laces, pleatings and Values that will make well-dressed Junior- omen © | tibbons. Very special values. 4 ; Main Floor.) . acd Misses come hurrying to the Apparel Floor Sat- ashion £ fj ceri in ¢ sina Bh re aa 3 urday!. Coats of kasha, tweed, cheviot, satin, , —with ‘bows, scarfs to match, yokes and tucks. (Junior Misses’ Dept.—Third Floor.) i omen’s Raing [a7 | ° omen’s, Miss t Will be a pleasure to select § yest up-to-the-minute styles in€ . Neckwear vomen's & Mi ._ eatly Reduced ncluded are models for sports @ n and fur-trimmed styles; all dn B91. $1.50 omen’s & Mig) 2 unusual assortment of wome in the most preferred styles - _ Vestees, Collars and Cuffs and other attractive Neck- pieces of lace, Georgette, linen or crepe in tailored styles or daintily trimmed itable for misses or women; anteed waterproof; firsts and 1 Oxfords For Real Boys $4.50 & $5 The kind young fellows a The Girdle, feather light, designed to support the grow- x ly ments designed for growin irls ; : and sender. figures. : ie Georgette or chiffon; and a two-piece Frock with fancy jacket and plain . > E t | Jergens’ Violet Toilet Soap eptionally well-tailored Coats: skirt. You have a smart and complete ; of novelty tweeds and mixt wardrobe for Summer and not a single } . 5S | e omen’s Ex.-5 Frock has cost more than $25! are made on slenderizing 4 ed crepe and combinations m™ 1% im transparent and French milled quality; a box of 9 cakes for On Thrift Ave. Mavis Talcum Powder. .29c Williams’ Shaving Cream.39 es “ a ee a ates ¥ of soft brocade... 91.00 7 Wa uNaes TOTO ATED OY ee . ~’ A TT) ii} } f . = ” ~ a, : : 2 . ") ._" 7 +. +. Pa x «- © ¥ “ > ieee 7 ee | ad a The Combination, one-piece figure garment, is beautifully made with lace top. ~ Specially priced at. $1.50 (Second Floor.) Boys Sam peck and Skolny Two-Pants Suits Reduced Also Other W ell-Known Makes 12% This is a special group of 200 Suits reduced from our reg- alar stocks and mothers will instantly recognize them as ex- ceptional values. The Suits are tailored of imported and domestic woolens and the patterns are all desirable. There is only one of some kinds, but there is a good assortment in all sizes from 6 to 17 years; light shades of popular Spring colors. Boys Silk Blouses Reduced We have taken all our soiled and | J | crushed silk Blouses and reduced them ip Off —you deduct 14 at time of ‘purchase. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) For Girls— Slippers in New Styles Style is important to the young girl when she chooses her footwear — and style is so essentially a part of our showing that many older. girls come here regularly for their Shoes! The Betty—$6.00 These Pumps, in pat- ent leather, have scallop- ed quarters and a bow of patent leather and calico kid. Sizes 2% to 7. The Nancy $4.50 and $5.00 A Sandal of patent leather, for children and misses. Priced, in sizes 814 to 11, $4.50; 117% to 2, $5.00. Grecian Sandal—$6 Extremely smart is the Grecian Sandal in patent leather, with a smart con- trast in the black lizard trimming and heel. Siges 2%, to 7. (Main Fleor.) Womens Frocks in Summer Colors At $16.75 and $25, special interest is commanded by the washable silk crepe Frocks in new pastel tints, the two-piece Georgette Frocks with drawnwork, and new printed Frocks in Georgette, silk crepe and chiffon. Sizes 36 to 50. (Third Floor.) Sale of Fancy Linens Hundreds of Beautiful Pissing Are Presented at New Low Prices A marvelous coliection of beautifully embroidered and lace-trimmed Ligens—luncheon sets, pillowcases, towels, dinner cloths, napkins and many other pieces for the linen closet—all greatly reduced in price. Hand-Embroidered Pillowcases Filet Scarfs and Runners Madeira Luncheon Napkins, six Madeira Scarfs (3 sizes) Embroidered Dinner Cloths . Handmade Linen Towels Italian Linen Luncheon Sets Round Madeira Cloths (72-inch) nine Embroidered Linen Cloths .. ., $24.75 to $39.75 (Secenéd Fioor.) $1.95 to $8.95 $1.95 to $5.95 + 2.79.50 to $89.75 Pt fi ite ean pic : a OEM OPN IE Rim aorty zen Re . 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> ss PARES LANG aca TS SRR SE EE SSE RST. ty 2 PSEA GORE RO Ce ee ee een ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH AY EVENTING ; q] | HUIS PI ANE = = e Give and Redeem Eagle St-- -s—Few Restricted Articles E- PROVES READINESS |} "77 AMOUS ~BARKR ¢ FOR PARIS FLIGHT | 2 FE cy BASEMFNI ECONOMY STORE NEWS Choose “Maybilt” Suits Sa -P ~ . T oday’s Buyers Are Tomorrow’s Boosters and Men c. Suits Everywhere Acclaim Their Exceptional Value! : IS All-Weol, in Medels ter $ 5 0 In the New Bati-I an, Regulars, Stouts. Sdver-Gray, Stripe Light or dark, wool-mixed Suits with : Stabs and Slims! ermal and Check Patterns! Fees salah al i a e PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | DERBY DAY APRI. 1927 a ae ee, vrwae Ail enlace ie 4 TAS. - sao pet an RG PP ee 4 rabies ole, TO TAKE 32 HOURS antl Contestant for $25,000 Ae lt _ : agg two pairs knickers, or pair ot Enickers and longies. _Singie and doubie breasted styles. im sizes 7 ‘to 19 years. € Buy clothing satisfaction Saturday. Choose 2 Maybilt Suit and learn - . ete Tr VW J -T - 77 sf - : yr a) naw ; Al-Wool Suits Boys’ $15 Suits | "Ow teally desirable clothes at $21.50 can be. Variety, style anc — two «With «two knickers these are the three reasons for the growing popularity of Maybilt knickers two lomgies or knick- ‘ They are the choic men and _—* men who a- = = ame ¥ Ss As Oso Oia eatie: red Of ~g “ 7 $0. 95 aie $i 1.95 want to be tashionably se at a moderate cost. Sizes 32 to W. yneer Golf Knickers : Boys’ Golf Knickers iy imed and cut extra large. In Limen, m bine, black cr tan piaids. ght cr dark shades. $? 65 Fall cot, well tailored. 79 All wocl 6 to 16 years meV Sizes 8 co 25 vear $1. é eo Reeser Stare Ar PITIeciT BLE-BREASTED MODELS -BUTTON COLLEGIATE . J-BUTTON CONSERVATIVE YOUNG MEN'S 2-BUTTON Zephyrweight Suits and Men’s : Raincoats Topeoats Extra Trousers Men’s Shoes Special) “#22... nrg touble breasted meres and French-back mr : s : : bt 31: ; 28 - all-wool mz- worstecs. P wee light and In a Wide Variety of New Spring Models eal ied qe — , a dark patt Fall cut ’ and well tlored, wath piain or cuff bottom: . 5 Basement ene tere WITH ECONOMY {100 one Price | aces vacea unsere == | | Children’s and sbiy. Te has a top speed | Misses’ Shoes » «A im: —In a Group to Incite Interest—Saturday ee 7 * 4 ba cred and fancy Mats sites ToIss anc ’ cw Women’s New Low Shoes for Spring itl ASU AAHNESGUUANEE ENR TRELTU ERE LDEEEREATERECAEP * ba tp | if ty } f MHL TL € Hats for mm in the shapes most in demand, and i the group Spring’s light shades. Small and large | a aries nendion anetiill sizes. Every Hat fashionably trummed | S b am ear. cording to the popular mode. Basemest E-renemyv tere TITTLE LLL LLL EE ‘= a ' } a. * i & .- z ‘SE POU P reagan le hoe Stk ea Byte Sate aR» ei a Sn Basement Eronemy “tore Saturday's Apparel Offerings Mean Most Remarkable Choice! Women’s Coats ‘fomen’s Dresses 300 Smart Garments in Women’s. 1600 of Fhem—in New Spring Misses’ and Extra Sizes—Speciai and Sammer Styles—Speciai at © * "THE SILVER POLISH OF /O/ USES is mot only the best but the safest polish for nickel trim of automobiles, ip a | bi of closed cars. Cleans quickly and dees not leave white dust, and the 43 elty matermais; sizes 4 tO 4 years. Basement 2 wae new . Hy 2 a eae eneantaanaeenenen f & al film causes rain to run of instrad of forming in beads. | (8 ht will not injure nickel or silver par heavy abrasives which soon cut eee - me sea deo mickel plate. METAL-/ ionieetbeapeamamagll | f & % riety of ctive styles Seti Maen theontans ei he Seukionall cleaned, making them impervious 22 rai spots, staims, ctc. } = Im addition to its walue for auto- mobiles, METALCLAS has many uses in the home. it leaves 2 Srilliant 21 Tailored Types and F Eagar te Kena eeeee IE be Bae a Hn 4 baa a tatig a lt it Sig haRgn esd oe La aie an Girls’ L Extra $7.95 cae iene ane resume Valges. .. € Of silk pongee, crepe ami voiles—with long or short Biz: years. —_ (ft on Seer at eae BS ee gy ee "tae a1 eng A THLE ett — ™ = o> _— en m< riZzeG ¢c ee Bes ee be) =s WL Tectoars of the ; . 4 L nderwear owns the oe Corperation Neg | Special Purchase and Ofterng ef 2000 nw ins iin tn ian Oe ee : Women's Gowns, Chemises, Stiep-Ins was stepping o1 because be ] -_ S/ ¢ ont @ Of rich crepe de chine. wi ty Gainty moceis in the group. Pastel c colorings and combinations. . sizes 36 to 44. Usual $2.95 te $5.95 vain Devil’s Food Cake 65¢ V alme—Speciai at. 25 Oc @ Another bakery special 35c Cream Snails at 25c assured interest, Saturday. Basement Hosiery Specials for Saturday! Women’s Silk Stocking ao eS @ Allover silk or with lisie tops and lisie rein- tercimg for extra wear. In black and colars— sizes &, to 10 im the group. te Chea wt “ei oh< = % aT 3 4... ™ a igs id yh urease ak . Chamberiin. 4 j ’ iored He said be had ed the & | | tal S usetui joad of the MoBSOpP. ars ¢ or Trimmed [reese as SMa en te Relea cr were ([Stailed, gmd realized eves pound counted and that [ring | IVEerwecnt wenla “matertali+ rance” the cRance of urns, said be imtemded to go ahead “ing in preparations fust theugh he was a member or Pte en 8? Chocolate Stars Usually 60c Pound. @ Pure and inne wen 35c G. M. Befanca thinks the Parte Crepe de chine Slips—$s.9- and $4.95 values— ies like them. Sight may start within a week or oan or lace trimmed rc. - tem dara, if the weather ; spectai for Saturday $2.85 adie, Sr “ay Wait wntil + #6 Z Basement Eeoneeny eta the 4a? ar q Mar. x

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° —__—___———_____. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927__ , ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. PAGE 7 - s Svat yr P 2 eta | one aa ae ae m= antes, - ” " vee ey * - af Mex POT lly eater . Jbl Octet vet . PA pas Ne oe Nats aan a yes UY. i a ea ee eT bow . : : gars he ay) o Lomorrow—Saturday—April 30th Is $1.65 |% = ead € With collars attached, | @ ) 3 collars to match Or neck. | ¥ : | bands—of white Or ray. | Be | on-stripe broadcloth. ‘ | Basement | a \ a \* ; ) | Ys | F ‘ | onths of Preparations and M any Inips.to the Worlds veal Markets Behind This Big One Day Event. £ All Purchases on Charge Accounts Payable in Sune ‘Spring Dresses os oO See =— En New Spring Coats $16.75 to $25.00 Values Fay 7" PERS, | | «$30 to $40 Values 2 INMEAGd 4 : 1 18 Be EO ee ne ee ‘ Three Style; re Lee ONE AQROER Y. pIaKI 5 — ? —_ rT v Riba tan Bl a ea rn ne Mpracre H sian a ee a St ay ene PI: AS OT RRB 8 = aye i 1: vee eres wf ee re 9 . CEN Tb eee Oe sage ae at Se kN a EE tae Wa ORO: 2A Vilage seta 7 PA NEE PR Re cy pu Sp SSE RP eR RL phen 8 03 “ 4 8:3 $i; 33333; 335 “* .* Ty . » doe e* “ . SCSeneeeene 7 Remarkable Value-Group Pre- 4 R k bi V I = = sented for Nugent Day | emarraote alue-Group Pre sented for Nugent Day Only oes For Satu! . nly, offer more than . $3 oy 4% °°} of the newes ite obtainable tn ‘wide choice of allthe f.-.:*" -.” : x i i anted = and colors. Included are the new large berer wats oe : ; Agee TE Mit ans, cY let viscas, hairbraid Hats, ar a the close-fitting ere, Ag Sogn $3 . Mp oD ea black satin Hats in large or small head sizes, Poot. ame Sas Snel (Second Floor.) — : it : EN I TIP : = Z : ete pop cepnes?s + ©2628 © © ©8R OSs eee Peewee ee eee siitsshi: err ereee Sastesti tes streets . eree* See 6606068648 46868 68 . se * settee e094 ee ceeeeee ig33: oo TT eer Cy pry =a UD "SIN? PST TT Our Sth "Nuout Day It Will Be the Greatest NUGENT DAY in Our History We offer enormous quantities of seasonable and desirable merchandise of standard quality at the lowest prices of the year. ONT) For engsineragy only, NUGENT DAY, we offer smartly styled satin, faille, and cloth Coats, either self or furtrimmed. This is an extraordinary group for in it you find style diversity, wide color choice, assortment of fabrics. The Furs The Styles —are the season’s —innumerable dress smartest including and sports models in monkey, omber la- soft finish or tweed pan, erminette (con- materials. Novelty ey fur), calfskin, pockets, collars, but- }:* squirrelette. Colors tons, or the more |* are new Spring tailored lines are \ shades with plenty favored. In women’s of navy and blacks. and misses’ sizes. (Nugents—Second Floor For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, we off this outstanding group of Dresses in styles for street, b usiness, sports, after- noon, and evening wear. Our ..buyer =: rched the New York nfarket for values =: omparable with this great, semi-annual y THREES - eee e ChCP Cee ee eee eee . 2eeeeee lude fine flat crepe, 7 orgettes in be- shades, white and ace, tucks, pleats, embroidery, nov- s, vestees beauti- nd Summer wear— a demand, and in | § re pg mall and large head E : Misses’, 14 to 18—Wee Women’s, ; ably trimmed ac- 16°, to 22°2—Women’s, 36 to 50 node. Basement Economy Store A great New Store—with thousands of added feet of floor space—11l New Elevators—and three times the selling space permits us to give service Litting the occasion. Prices the Lowest Quoted This Year All St. Louis Invited (Nugents—Second Floor he aan, Sash e are : obi Se en en ny ne Eee SOO O>/ ae Soe areees anak Sy are Le Ant 3 sty - ep ae me ss $29 to $39 New ae “$39. 50 to $59.50 Spring Frocks irls Coats 7 ‘ 2 @® \ . \ Dresses sss Featured for ‘ \>} Featured for 3: 33 ‘& NUGENT DAY ? | NUGENT DAY =: 5 ' ON IN A dgmee PS ida Me, Featured for : ccount—if you are not a Use your charge a y ypectared for f charge customer, open an account Saturday sure: NUGENT DAY pirzs 214 lata For Saturday #: i: only, NUGENT = & For Saturda DAY, we offer #3 $3: ? NUGEN this popular men’s #: $3: DAY. we offer showerproof Coat, oi 3st i these Suits a slik - trimmed 3 i: young men an sleeves and yoke. 3% 33: j students in new A necessary gar- j stylings in col- ment for cool and eS © Teeey rainy days; smart He ; : fitte See All Newspapers tan color Sizes 33 to 40 All Papers Have Different Offerings ‘itt wees | NLILL Sizes Read every item. Check off the things you want to buy. SERSTEPSSSTEISTETT cman sor aml SOROS SPER SAR e SORE Het een racer etree PPh Pispes te" de . Grn Ai aA RE ager ange Ee A a pa tite y N BOARS Si 6 pebaille nas sbdcodbanpontloet ieee = Nee ae pe ein! yale? elec aes e 35% Store Opens at 8:30 A. M5 Closes at 6 P. M. Set your clock at 7:00, so you'll surely be here on time. SEE cy wool] mix- ids and nov- rials; sizes years. '*More Than 13 Pages of Super-Specia!s > PIITITTMMM MILO hy was Basement »men’s iam fs eos ; f misses’, (Second Floor.) = a3: re : (Se cond Floor. ) Is Dresses P $49, 50 “vs “$59. 50 "Siviag = 2 $125 to $150 Values N21 {21 1000 Extra Employees for Nugent Day ~ . ic Pre : : i = $22.50 to te $3000 Spring E $30 and . Faia i eB | IE B/S opcoats | $.95 ' &y ee Coats = & WS Fur Coats i 3 No Mail or Phone Orders : Featured far 2 OE Suits 5 eS tated fer fe are | Featured for =: = nd NUGENT DAY # & Featured for pongee, crepe and sheer ‘ | |NUGENT DAY sO: oF * | NUGENT DAY ::: In fairness to all we must refuse. z: ee sO NUGENT DAY Every branch of our service augmented for this sale. ; ith long or short sleeves. . | ) ~ = Fys z S | J = OF a eT ee Ae | 3 1 BOE Mae 9s i Please Carry Your saan Jeera | / | t 8 \ by $9985 Basement To facilitate deliveries, ° ° ° : | JAY nan SEN’ ' : For Saturday Save Time by ae to the Right f Me a | DAY: —i s loniy, NUGENT Tots’ Dresses | Me) 6 | tirss emerge | BAY. we offer & | es i yF\' nglish Imported i # these men's and ae ' 2 - eee os ‘ eat + Pine 8 ‘mipkiw anys ac y rT] ~Trners oss = : ' 0 r ‘ See , Stvies mel. ets ee Coatea f brown 3: You'll] shop more quickly and more easilvy—so Will O1ners. 333 , \ das as well 3 $3 young men’s all- ’ : ; ‘ lle rene. he “os os: , ay 2 } a ‘ara "ul. es 2s: ' : ** > A , | a a ee 3 . Suits in light and : as a varied selec- wool two-Trouser Of White Voile eee s [| (> J] cloth. Plain tal- # § : seal. r. 33 , F . = K} © | tior tie HIT | can . fae F jlored or beauti- 2 Reyes uirrel -a@ved i Wear a Smile of Satisfaction! i BS) | styles in neat fp 7y medium colors: 2 Sy 95 2 : . i seem = + , coney PI ain or = : J watte ns; for n i! 3 ge and 3 button . (iY and miss es LH ‘(Second Fleer.) = . Sessitioed é eS, fo ' € With white voile | 9 econ s 8 | ; Hundreds of Nugent Day items not advertisea— : : : combinations to | aS SSIOSSESSELLIS ITE tote teacsteccests “art i ' sieneees ' [ d Sesssesiiisiisstgissssssssseeess: =z ssposeess catch: Jace trim-| Ja 2 = look for Nugent Day signs—you will be surprise aa compete 2 & eg $55 pees sn med. Ideal for May | 9 $25 ¢ 10 $35 New Spring |= 3 a ae ae Sui Day occasions. | 7. Te Suits = /¢ is cement | - Suits z E m Fur Coats Extra Bus Service—Extra Car Service z | a ee le ; , Featured for % < ial fo f Shopping service maintained up to 6 p. m. i | NUGENT DAY #% © . NUGENT DAY | 4k NUGENT DAY. = | AEN | nucenr pay & |O)\$ O5: 5 $ 35) aturday! if Wes ee e | : See Other Evening Papers for Items s oe 31 = =) : 2 8 f $ AS : Some items not appearing here are in other papers. = | , a ¢ ee : = et, tur 23 + az And many bargains not advertised, will be on sale. nD fk Tit Satereer © OF i fs ; we offer %& i DAY, we offer Sati urday + z al Bei these finest hand- :: 232 ; these new 38 and 4 ' os | | | tailored Suits of = x: ace xr/i2 button modele Remember—at 8:30 O’Clock Saturday Morning z || | fo<4 the chofeest im- & & ~— a tal- 23 BT AT | ported and: £ ai ored; per ~ , 148 BUY ON THE MORRIS PLAN—EXTENDED PAYMENTS CGM [| Somestio tabrics GE 7 All the seal, caracul, sil- 3: $33 is in single Rou. yet or dark . = bie breasted mod- muskrat, minke 3: S| af | els: exclusive pat- dyed marmot. terns and colors. lisle rein- , oe o z ae | ws Pm ant Len. = e : (Second Fioecor.) a . Ncamnanenar Base EU 0 ee a 3 — ete t.oncrciadl il Store Dn ens pat 8:30 A. M. MANY NUGENT ps Ng Bee No Mail o or ines Ordias } —Vandeventer and Olive str Save time by shopping at this convenient store || F to All nd Closes at 6 ' M. located in the heart of the pong St er ae si B:% so. A. M. and closes at 9:00 P. M. nt airness acer Sao ee ee fe

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ee oa re 9 Oo cg HRS as av - og tage Tad i aia 4 ev! ? s ee Rs 2 Ra a : ELE I o-eewres © ae-eSeeew ~ + LLL LLL EL LE AA IES SS im EEE OEE EE EL OO Regular 43¢ Value Saturday mf): we =) at t ULE ESTEE TEE ETT Large Sheets Regular $1.40 Value Sout &.) eee —see*~ ‘Main Fieer. a . oe SSIS SOY ALIS LOELE LLL SOS LS _ - ease £233 eeeee Regular $5.95 Vaiue bid uae $e er CP? Sen ee aed ee ° =~ mS wipes plaids and + Sammer Dresses R pamie $4.95 ~rypel Silk Chemise Regular $3.95 Value OF ati ae cage the! ae : = Se : =* (Second F! Léeerr Pe OES OS OOD Oe een © OER es Ow aigant B secbeania ye SM py 2059 el WG Bad Selle CRP peach LEEPER OLO HO OO pencocapne ee Oe POET OST OREM OOH Hewes one

ee ee ee Oe Oe ORE Cee eee ~ _— ciaineh inst dv-t sel puabeepeeaieaeepee aabetaaipiededask.-oeete dade - 4 eee 2S SES + EO OT Oe VS OM Fee ee — eee eS Se eH © Girls’ Regular $5.95 Value a ee | 28 ee Oe eR ee wee * wad PR ee. ne le eR | Gladstone Couses pure $18.50 Value Oe a Oe em ¥~ 4.08 eee Hw Ee eRe ee TELELEETLE EEE IL. ere iaeeeeeaeeas Peter eveee eee SERRA SERA EELS ‘Main Fleer. Sewuth.} ne mee > magia» geld einaionneseitie . a = ee « Oe en sediaaeasbeeen . eee eae ee ones aee eee Sathenes Regular $12.50 Value eween~ -* poe seem $2.95 Value Floor. eee Regular $3.95 Value .63 Gils’ Bloomers. Resular 7$c Value 00° Fleer. South. “ eer eeer ns ELLE | - , ‘se EEE LL biltthel LS POS FS SR FEO NET OHO OER TR Om MER 8 OS OES 6 + PODS OE ESE 6S OSE © RETO 8) REDE ST SCOOT ES SP OTE OE HET TE - Men’s ‘Mies Reeular $6 & $7 Values _———- Taira weneect 5 ieheeebaghal ; Sieeeestaeaces Se eeeeebaeaeee SS oF « + (‘Mait Fieer. Yerth.?) ‘Men’s Siete Recuilcr $2.50 Value 1 28 Reguicr $3.00 Value > * 9 a oe . Fesd atcy SeELSTL REE PerTer iat: ; eee . ’ bibigii Pet eee : Hittil gaten eereee ehaae 7 o ; ee ~ ewe weres sare CR EO OR LA ee ee OE — OLE OLESEN e LLL LLL EEE LE IT LE Ee EE ON TR ~a+ianccessees=sssssnneerasseeeeeees ON 6 OES HT OTS OO Oe Dress Trunks Regular $15 Vaiue Fi iesiaetie iii iee her covered Peer Ered an a j % eee > oe {ray ‘Third Fleer.) oan cesegseeemaetenameebemnns ane - titer delieten oe aceueennaanatbanenenmeenees Miindbintehdeahidtetiieen eee Sport Senin el Reguiar $6.00 Vaiue a Sets _ Regular $2.50 Y aine o ' (“ain Fleer. Seurh.) SEE SEERESTELEE TE OSU SEGRE ER aeeEte ¢ SOE eee & +o ee me sitet iL i} eT) -s 7 7-eeee 7a a Se | ' tT +a seen ‘ ' ; ’ ; ’ ALL CHARGE PURCHASES NUGENT DAY PAYABLE JUNE 1 e —— T$ naga ie 99-13 | — made. ik ike Uned. A Yery special — > = (Third wien? & ientdnioae ee ee ineniedtiemiiiaeestend oe eee ee ere eee - —- Boys’ Suits Regular $16.95 Velag oop oennenensenaneibninacenaa Boys’ Suits Regular $12.95 Value = the finest ‘ Main - Leer. el. made of : Sizes. een. one ewer ee ee ee Tk PELE TT is eset tt «Thire ween —esewew en PR TS Oe Oe eee) oe eee. Cem > / ee eo eet ee ws eee wn o- Hin titi Heh Hi s z be Cee Ee ag eek I hy ae SR ae eS re Fe, OS. athurtted a Cee nn nn ee ee eee Se Me ee ee Se Saal eee ee a eS Or ne ae “~ PO NP ORI erot ee tr aos . we eee oe eae one Sara <tiserguyr

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_FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH we £ SEE OTHER PAGES—ALL ITEMS DIFFERENT ig — Toilet Sets Regular $5.00 Values Talcum Powder Bocabelli a Cuticura Soap Psa Regular 35c Value erauescih $1.50 Value os 25c¢ Size =e 6S a sss $35 ss: Sst eee = Sis Ss $3 ove os Sse oss tet “«e e- oe eee — . ame ose pS c ve” § soe = Bee 33 — oe : be ston “ - ~. . Tove eee eee . oe — testy _—— } a o eee “oe : } r i 4 DAY, we : 4 CF a Ss VEY, avi Glu. “ss fee i ine I ’ . a Mirsisng . NUGE “a ee a % se St " 44 ‘es tee oe ee & r Lo ats’ a a ++ uTticura 3) ost: spiendk ee , * . ** - 4 ‘ ee 3 : : : | TT) ° ene } 4 tpt . "5 r is x ‘Spool Cotta ans si ble ee ek 2 Doz, Chamois creed e 25 Value Sanat Napkins Stree a8 50c Value Lifebuoy oo nn 10c Value, Doz. eee . $33 ft ‘ > heli acti helene cerca cer Ae TI. seh yap we at et aiid yaya ° ses @ rd oes 8 malt Se. ee sees ete ° a e* Seieialinanan alent ee Sesser rq . estes 8 ee 58, ce 6 «Oe Sckee ens eee Peer vee ene Ges «s *“* . Se. SS ° e oe o4 +e ee teen . 222383. > Str sree: oe - pe + pared “* lle ae ee ee © *stee eeeeres " qe ttt teen eee ew neene . rt ee *-* eeer-6@ ~ Senes coGnes aeane® pf ° $2000eceeee e@eeene “eo “etree . “#8e6 e218 06 O88 © * oreeee eee eh eeernesee e+ eeeeee ere eweewe ce * ““c* ° a a ee) " one one ~~ a 2 . eee ee eee ee ee eRe Cee ee eRe » = “ ’ a al 4 . . > ~ 7 . . ‘S . S * LN Vor THE: YAR ‘Poker Chips | Rein tghykstanaas tab es é > $a -* » seeee® oF eeses e.see “= ewesen TTT TTT TTT TET TTT TT TLL Lt ttt .tte et o« . - sec eeerre* ~ oe . . nee . eeteeeeere . * esese +e err reret Cee Ce eee eee ee ee ° —T: P : “* ee. 7 ee on . oe ne ded . . 6. (SER SO COR SOR Pe ROE Rete O eee He He). wee eee eee eee wee eee eee ee* O00. he OOO eS Oe eS OES ESTES €. Bet FSS - HOCC sso OSS FSSSE CFSE TE SSOS HES ied e*. - 4 eeeece eeee “08 hn ee ee rrr rerret Tee eee ee ne ss “* . g TREE EEE RR eee CREE ETERS. BOTT Tee! HPCC eee eee TE EEE Hee 7% . eer **. . . ~ —s re . *** ere rte “e-* pa er “ee ese -* ae one eee ee on een see oe eee 08 sos) O88 a oer ® eee *** *“** oer eee ee eee “oe 3 See f. . —- ao soe oe ad Sf 2 or “ef ' “* “ oer 6S ff . “ve “oe 6@ ; owe ; vee ese 7 ‘ ¢ i ak weg oe Ses | ee rte eos | . 4 oo eae | , is . - *** | = ; ~% eee > io fs Sie For Satur- is i: 2 ie ; } ‘ ; dy I “ 7 P - ay a met ¢ ‘ ‘ee ; . . ? ‘ . , ’ . . 5 ; 4 4 58, j ‘ . : * “4 ' " . ' ; + ‘ | Ty ‘ e« 4 | ’ , “ , et 0) a edenias Regular 50c Value Maite Seas Regular $1.69 Value _ Handkerchiefs Regular 25¢ Value | Novelty leaky | rack Pants | : Regular $1.00 Value Regular 75c Value : t: "'eeee *.e * tee ere & aes a Te Regular $ sSSSSESSSSRSMbEEEbhes £33332 Weer ee ott ie i " . “> en FS i g pg TE | y o: een ee pa are Bea a REY Page re ON ON otfer men’s track Pants :: or Shirts. = (Celebrated t: Reis “Lav- i: ender” lab- :: made of the finest fabrics. :: sizes. (Main Floor, North. =: — Sear North.) 32 Ings, ¢ ‘ Viain hoor, ¢ Sex PARAL ALLA SEALE ELAS ees SOTHO Pe eer om PSST ESSE EE EEE TERETE THRE OOK EER RO ee ORR eK Reece wee - SEES HSER REESE CREO ER SORES SEESuSeEeases — affeta Pillows. : gular $4.95 Value OO it aia het, A) ia rata Pg Oe ee ee ae hy ES Fie! Rie “ve “ek lag pt ON tenga, pre en Pe Rese Blades Regular $1.00 Value Bi | Misses? ‘Less Shoes| $4 and $5 Values Maitress pa BE Regular $1.50 Value © =: $5.95 and $. i 3 pet $1.95 Value $ J é ++ ry 95 . os fae ™ $ oJ + fe 7 3 : : 4 i—- ze ie Y SF C/N | Senge Deceall Reeular $5.00 Value "Brief Gini Handkerchiefs _ Regular $5.00 Value Regular 19c Value : t38r= 8 for \. $ 96 wo a Qi ~ : | ve r Saturday = NUGE NT +2 DAY, we offer 3 bid e tite Bl Jes, 35 popular ie eae A For Satur- 23 of SEO a dav ST 78 DAY, we of- i See ‘ 7 es : : : - 2 3 ; 2. eee ; = nN A | 2 . ‘ aa : 4 7 4 i. os ? > 4 ; . : is . : ‘ a2 i a? ‘ - . t 7. “yy 9) \Z + ee ae ee fer ‘beauti- # 3: ful new: Taffeta Pil- i lows, all: new ‘shapes, : a3 Ts and styles. 3 (Third Floor.) :: Radeprends gular $2.39 Value inks ee ge bu : Set | : ies 7 i: ~ to % HRS Sa 2 10 36. 2: 2 - ae . oa a Se Bis i — 333 : | c f ' = Ss (Main Floor, North.) ; (Seeons (Second Floor.) = 33 netate ” 5 ee ee BRM EROINT E02) Rep ot A Seana Hig IV: Rig rere eo eS . he age ge Were 3 onaimenehieeniaeeninnen endings seen enna ee THEI 33333 333 ooes 33s THIIPHIIIIEII: ak og say a (Main ein North.» e2: + (Second Floor.) #:: ot: (Main Floor, South.) SEE BR FYB AE CRI. ernie Pea Gon ¥ {Main Floor, North.) =. Raa hs SS wad Ahm NC A i te cideihdaetiilbingesh coeravaeacineta ties, acto bee ted Oe scan cnagy Hex eer) : ¢fes hi gta I Biter + +2 te sned aA 6 a wy OLLI RR ere re wet St) Sn 5 Nas * iJes't Be > ‘ . ‘ " Aor FERC Fe OR Se a a a a NN lal ad a Gea ieee aod oe Joleen ie Sac : ve A wa: tate - ag Hin bee. sits a, nes aed orton. 2 ee Ray tint Apa Stats) : re ~ : 7 ms — eee ¥ EE CER te ee eneipentinastiinieeeenenstiatiamene-an oemanmremannetnaee ee a SBE ROOD OK ‘Dress Shields Regular $1.00 Values Tew: ‘Apress : Regular 59c Value Kiddies’ Thies "Silk ie $2.50 to $4.00 Values * © $3.50 and $3.95 Values : if. $4 % TN $9.39, ~ Men’ S Wetihes Regular $12.95 Value $9.4 : : Wenn’: ° hoes : “‘Cosamiieks : 8 Regular $6 to $9 Values :: oe $1.54 Value ‘Yankee ‘Watches | Regular $1.50 Value Aint AIR 01 soho ng . eer sletiedeed dediededededdhtediedeaciede beat seehn es eet ceeerce eeeeeee etal ws ~~ Re, ae See ane eee eee ssMadtt s33eak: “ABER = sah ge For Sati irday ODniv, NO GF NT i DAY. we offer : gurn rubber: Tea Aprons, flower and ruf- fe trim med. Pretty ler § comb ina tions. Mas Baie gd sos ERNE sxepenasvry Rett sh dh cant: Loken oat fen! rtm ea meets RESO CTR tines ate fer large size 3: ponte i se isaisassesszizs: eos «688s White K1IG and mnt : ris +3 ~~ a ee cial $f : > te * (‘Mlain Floor, South.) (Main Floor, North.).::: os ‘ ; | ' (Main Floor, South.) § etripes. 3 arate Tw, og 33 «Main Floor, South.) 33 PERS EE TE Se eee te Reet rere Re ene een ee Serer eee erent eeeeerers TOSSES eee eeee eee sees Seer een eee renee +> | - ee ee el {Main Fioeor, North.) zs iS drcbe Traake | “Wrist Watches Compacts Regular $1.00 Value ‘Baby emcee pa $1.69 Value Panty Frocks Reeular £1.95 Value Selon’ hime. | Regular 75c Value Regular 49c Value : 1 Keten: ~ *etee + Besse alar $32.50 Value | Regular $12. $ Value Regular $2.95 Value cc: Ss 7 : nas Ses : = bea. ie Ses Ses : tae “* ee ane 4 eos . eee tee or e** eee oe. ees eee “* . ae . eee - ee see ° eee . “re e*-f » Ka oe lied oe . **-* ** ; - - , * ae *** x el . ieaoah — +. ee ** A “ef . * , 3 m4 P eee ** ¥ ; “es _ = 7 S 7 ees oe ** . if ** U a “** **. tt AS. ; *. o* a ™~ - : eee o«* of > re 4 g | ** . ee . . ‘ one ** . a - > A? 4 y* . eu. ae. -* as ; ** >» st a , wes one ee. ~ ae ' *- . ee Fy J ~ ere ere ‘ fq ae ~—, ‘ > + > 7 ~ see e+e t oe « . " e j ‘ Y 4 © - #0 wee ™ a oe 9 ~ 4 é . ; Sas r - ? . **. a 7 % . ‘ t : « ? I “ee — _ * ~ ; e+. e+. > | . ° re ¢ ‘ ; Ps ~ pots . “ee - me AF z Sy a Ate Ph nsidlinstiiinseeeteatetne, amie enieetetianmeeamienetantme ages ee)» aVene es aoe 08s Satadi 5) 8]. as | | . . - s ; . veer . ** Hoey 4 For Sat-: urday only, : N UGEN T:: DAT. we of- 55 fer Ward-:; ro b en Trunks, =: open bulges: ” : a es: eas F rss . top, wash-:: | be : , etancuiar 2: =: tend a tr ' “ $s as: stitching. Pink or | tint Ss: s; round 7 ee 4 : (Ciena ae Main Fleer, South.) = Fleet, South.) -: Kerotal — a Ae a Tee shape. cuaranierd = (Main Floor, North.) 2: (Main Floor, North.) 2 i: (Secend Floor.) i i: (Second PROOF.) wi. 22 sacscece-saenccsssrerengerevensensevsensensemencegeseny’suelts . $ehcenscmerampessess-wtnaceense sec sSuspecersesercesseaeassseretics 2 t;TSe0TS7 3st. f20sSNssssssmsnemannas Inna agin iy “4 ; wp eae ~-- -“* 7 . . > 2 oa - a* ° . ‘ ry } . a ae «en “*r > e+e ‘ . . ——Te * : “Ss : sone cons eee . : . an dlp | : : > r ’ > -4 . . > «#88 . ** ° Setters se esens Ce @ ° : . . ~ ses6 «nee ee reer eenee ° ; ' > r : 7 — Se wah . . : “o- - aee 7. eere => q ' > Te. r 4 25 ‘ — e — - : \seavewasecereernerree oor” . e a ‘a . “ee. 8%. OPE OTOH ee eee ere _ . oenese re ® iO — eG 3 boas sebeedonbaaaaistatonan ae q ; aa “ ** " ee«res . ooes - a rd Ba - ~~ ~ > oe . nase ee.ae 5 64086066 +4 . a reece eens teense . . en0ee . - . - etme ws “ poo P “88 HORNS ONS 2 OC HOOPSSSL OS OSSHOST SC OSOSESS “ee . Tee . ~ oe ~ a een sane . . -- Re A tree eene - or oe OS ee . " eee - averre e ee see pin ° . oe seanecctee an v* —s" on + : o . a«se08 os = Voile Dresses Bicycle C Conia Coimisiialiiads Cards a 2.95 and $3.95 Values Regular 50c Value Regular $1.00 Value—24 for Silk Chine = i 3 : a i Vanity Sets Regular $1.95 V eq. ie Oo, - 2 For & saturday i ort 59 | Fo Satu $9 69 r Saturd HH only, NUGENT “= 5Oc- i gular $2.39 Value i Bacal $198 Vilec, Yaid © ~ ose : Cards: finen ; rslar $2.3 : $7 .49 | + : , - : s 2 rae ; Tre nish.=: Higinteh, gilt roeun@ corners ‘ : piter 323 ’ it fr ’ large assortn ut es oe artificia! Pearis $3: sF BS , ; » ‘ Ronson apap, “" . 4 $33 He inch Silk j (jeorTr- a See we ae eet rn rin ce gp we rt gs: : @ =f can tee Tile =: i: jn the long rope style, a apg le cha iy ns Pen- 3 ts gette Crepe of fine heavy 22 #2 01,1 venta . | Hand embroidered. =i Hi | — ka to a cles‘: astel shades phe txt? ovate, “All linen. i Bi: ae Ce ees ee. dant 3 ich creamy fH #: quality in many good colors. 3: HE: checks. Sizes 26 to 46. Daerah ory wae Floor.) 22 #: tomer. (Male Floor, North.) » (Main Floer, be cheety ner Is. All linen. ea . ul Clusters .* “= this : so 6G ‘ nin ¥ loor ‘North. ) ae zee (Sa nim Fleer, Seoeuth. (secre I te se ste te Fong age ¢ oe + Sma i ect (iain Floor, pon us sesmmgenenmeimithe mS * memnnaparemnagttinties thee eee one ee, £28586 * Ths i beaded °e teen SO ee Re Ra CS AE ee lt ER RI 88s» aphetometen se Rts peeatieen: woe : ; sf moves drabes 2 ee Ah irs. ween vias . ' i Cec > ] IxtT ' ‘. « or — ham im plaids and stap! e pat- iz 3: Prete S23 terns. as ss ye this price (Second Floor.) » 3 (Main Floor, Seuth.) ©: (Main Pons, — sss Sse — SS Sueveseeneeperssessers scastogts: eeecensecersesscccseesses tts ic ag | Os Seeaaaes ath? tend + erg nadir, 4 i are our ‘ Fo $2.50 to $3.50 Values i be Saturday 33 . un _NUGE NT 1- # a) Sites ><a 2g te ~ orowiT, a3 tive ‘etimelent. Limit ef 3 to chiar ae otfer ; “ts roa d- Soisettes, fruit-of-the- =: fancy sateen Pa S. i trimmed. All sizes. (Main Fieor, N aH se ose ee tome ngereeetenss ore f SOM Otten 4 eee - one ceenere irre: ; ei Set ey PPR pe ee ne Oe i: 4544400 43335 eee Seoes eeenee : Re ak “$eeneeee8 ee si eceenseees ’ i ] ¥ <3 2 3; a customer colors. Be 3 + (Third Fleer.) = (Mate vices, Senth.) © (Main Fleer, Nerth.) s (Matin Fteor. Seuth.) = # : — - , ~- ae Paes Sytiigie st Seeebwemtestisttes st te ties ‘ZEN ENEIES Shit ot: Seber eresrsety ese SIESHTHE ty ape, A Wi RR te eg wet nella so ibe 3 rtment ‘ — Beg RAR RD SSE ape? 5 appa Bl fo +. 2] eee + eee *- . ee SeeSiez SE EEIES gre. Rt TD

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PAGE 10 SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2 £1997 | SEE OTHER PAGES—ALL OTHER ITEMS DIFFERENT [= >" » = wee cen mpm te - itemeaneeal pre ern men eer es | oe eens = ~~ ~ aepaiaetpeguapneent ee #%> . . eer tateree " “*? : — — ee Cat eet ee were Teereeneceswe ad eateieatenateinaenemctnatiedipnaainetee 2s Hoe See Toilet Paper Electric Automatic Coshers | | = Screen Doors Regular age V alues Regular $3.95 Values ne 98¢ = : 4 t : i : a nk eam Value : 2 = : — $2.48 For + -- : ae AY, offer this as . | ™ PPC CSS SESS ESET Ce TEESE TT ETOH EET EHO eee PSF OPES LOH SE TOE TST Se Fe eee Se CT Her eRe * . ~ . Perce eoeree > . ssaretssisssessssaess: * pth on teh eR OM ee a bases ree eee eee Gesasesaseuscscascaneacesesceses SEER EEO EEE EOE EEE EE OEE OOEEPREO ELE SOOCEEDEOE Sete eaecoere Rose Bushes Regular 35c¢ Values Be lay 6 ony. AY, we of- 3-Fear-oic Beauty’ har ever-bl looming plants Loveliest Rose of ats h mose-wrapped roots. only in bundles of * : ; ’ : TEETERTTRREERELEELPERE ERE LEROE *¢ Large Moth Regular 75¢ Valecs eee a2 eeeerrre eereenee re Sa! turdar Fo - iv pat. : Sa Poster Pullow | gtrract! ; RRS STR SRLEESTEESTCCOS. Lee eee eee. see see Vihiry in a a hee iene CEUTELLLLENERERSEREEEGED EGE i . : . , ; HET LE ] a) (Fourth Fiecor.) ee rer ewener eee eer eeneer * “eo SISHGHS SEISITEGIITETTE Si. SEISIIIEISIISIEIEE : Sessestssces a. GROUPS LIMITED TO QUANTITIES STATED SEREESSS Sa ee *eneee Cak EE - ° - ON EACH ITEM—PRICES QUOTED ARE FOR — : ewe. (| 220 Dinner Sets | SATURDAY ONLY. _ 500 Breakfast Sets . Both fer : $19.50 Value—Full 101 Pieces + Scenes =) For Satur + ‘Lawn Chairs _ 4 Regular $1.95 Values eteeeeer eeeeeesess eteaat eee ee eee ** Beri r See eaahaeeaaaetaaaes ‘Fee TT eee eee ~ wali whine *£ ase’ eeeeereea ietit PPP ee RSE ELL OeT Ce Te ee POSS RSC Eee Se eee ee Seem ene Pn, ic | Brae 1 { 4 A A / ‘ = ae : | je A i = y on S42 iA neue iPeurth Fieer.) rr "200s eee rene e+ eee ee Sececserare ee ee seca eeee “* ue -* me rtetitrit tteseeteseer ee * ere ee & eee -* a°e«e > “* - _ Cooking Sets rte a hd . +) —s a : - — on ® ee af i on = . = go E | ie | = = | = 7 Satu: : " — pe ages ene He sae id 4 ao hh skh Ae eed kyo ae RR RES CR a > EL oe oer De ee ee ee mene ee eee on er B® ere tw oe. STGENT eee’ oe oe eee ne ee *ee en eer © er soeneueneeae : ~~ Cooking Sets : Regular $2.25 Value 4 ~ ~ —_—_ Je US. = = (Fourth Fiver.) ee Se Ri ar nr eer ahaa nna oon Oe + OMe HK wees Pee te two ~ $16.50 Electric Fans ———— =—=—=———=====3 $5 Hotpoint Irons = mE “Jack Frost” Make—10-Inch Size eee aeeeiee . SEPTT SRST ERR E Ea ee a caeeieene | Por Sarr 2 Le Stee | Ee Genuine Hotpoint Electric Irons + : Grass Catchers _ War A esas eer ob eee 2 ESS ‘CoS | _ 100-Pc. Dinner Sets Regular $1 Value 3 Regular $40 Vaine == Utility Cabinets eguiar $2.50 Values =") 48 =a * ERR ESTE SEEEE REESE LEE teat Hitt ne ge A a + %: f : a A ¥ ; * tEEPGETALEEH PRS, » - cea ecicziaagaarieeiiin TEREST T ESE LESaT : ‘Feurth Peer Eachenahantemiidnbestetetiee platens aes! roe ne woe a-e oon . — bd - ° rene a ee awe on mee . ood — ~ " anon _—— SOR Os Be » 2. - > id at ele = ail ee | oe = PS ) \; Windsor Style Chairs : . os cegeteree: ~- - Re Cee HG eee es eee -_ « * ee “ “ . = $3 y 3 aS * guiar $3 aiues 2oee . ~+ 4 : z e. ee Seasssecrsgseesercers: oe? wae - - . f L ion _ ‘ es . : . ; P 6 oe eee eee . « - » : a it vom —_ ' . ‘ sm ~. 4 . ; . | RS ae - : " ; ” ‘i — . - e = on = om “ . " Bs : * es . " at Oe ‘ . “ _ ’ — = R : rcs . . 7 ee ain - re - “ : 3 - ~s - rT * ‘ Fourth Fleer.) aeeeeeee oy re — (‘FPeurth leer.) wo UVENITAOUAEROBEE EDDA NHOSEEAER OEE AHORA weescee ee ecer rec onesvece = ee@ews o> ODE SE wee SOee _ . « ee ee - iibeccesseensseees . Cereal Sets 6-Gallon Stone ee nlnetaang etme mee ad “re de ee peretesees -- caer teeta anes eae 30. 000 Feet $6.50 Sprinkling Hes —30 Feet With Couplings me Cod + Lae J (‘Feurth Fleer } Fa RR RRR Se Ph Aas 20 oe oy Re Gb stan: Heenan 9 BRA a a Be , Pe See ee ar ae ; ‘ “(Sop ae ee Beet eR pe? Pat OT) ee aa ae : Bieta de ; iFPeurth Fleer.) ew = ner nena sna eases pear “ee sagbeeee " SECRET eee Pane eatea ; 8 0 Serres Aa bawlingeusurcimdemnanpeeonene oe , het ie ite ie BE eas allen G ie alate gaaeeg LLL LLL LE LILLE NE tyne TETET TTT eeeeeeiee PESTS Oe: PEE EOE 6 OR OOS OOOO OOS E 5 ; } e ' - a moOYimon ——- = , re : hak . sg ‘ z ™. = : : \ (Peusth ie , = 2 » : ‘ a a tthonten-otetbaetonr tet ee “hong al a L _ y : as Fi utncbane cihers shageosscstbeseassrssipsesistesieesicd s ee ™ - - . ft esurth err . , Sarde s ~ ooeenech. ‘ ; ren etree SOP mar sae TESS Ee eer ene a cae Pere Se One sé ‘ 7, ‘a PR RERELESEEESEESGSE. * ‘eee . ese ‘4 SEL SER OEE EO HST ESE EA OE COT Ee Frere et eee - teem 89-4 prosesaseneeeee age +28 © e+ beet Fs 4 OER Oe 6 « oe en ee ee Se ee * cis 4 ee henennes _- rebeeee bee 7 eee ETiTise eeeete ¢4e% teeeeeeese 4 Staeahacenea . beesebedae ’ 2S ean Se sees Ban heeee ye eer is ? +eeee si ESS ’ c eee Seer eeeesteeeeete eee ees eceeee eee " CRORE REE OGALLESE EL TURES ERODES eeeeer seas see 2a5 seeee Sete ceed 7s i ; PESEHEGEE SSHSOHES a ‘ Seeeeue See caeeere es ifs be $ : Title AEAEEEEGEL ete’ eeteetteserirva amp ‘ain oe of . nigh-«rade wrod, rerey SIT oe ld se PER ESTEE EE SIT ATES. ‘ sReeSC ERRORS Aas hea: Bes te | puiit os TT LaSeET eae ‘ co PPR e ESE LIES . tee > ’ ; ‘fees SCP eee rea abe ee Tere seyret. = mer? an teed. : Fourth Peer.) ‘ F earth FTeer. 3 oe . am eee ~ . pre tntint eaneneneprantodhetpantomnenngree thor oeeereee - Sauebeieeaeneeameeeeomneen cen ee wee nell ee Be eet Oe em eee eee ewer oe | NO MAIL PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED ** *es ree eeeeeenus ‘s RE RERERSLE GES SE TTA LH sipstelisctitastercsstpeseses wesaes ‘Feuerth (FPeerth Plcer.} e

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1997 CT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE il 2 ON THE MORRIS PLAN—25 TO 50 WEEKS TO PAY| Pi 3 3 ee . SUiiiisisssssssss2 evcece soeave SO Owe eee OEE eee eSeee eres “ or eseessossonsesesenns ase . ee ee ee enevegree Fete ree creressess ee Te 1 1 ceeded rreeere POSS CSSSNS SSS OSS SO PTGS setttt eeee pe ae eee - “¢ eee ee seeeeene seetseeseesses PROCS SSR ECO CCE SOe oe aetoree ose cases OCC FR OCR eS a4 scoosesers cer er eter ee tee - sSetsstsi ete tii ttt . rs; 3 : NL “eo aS b ° ne 4 a - Ke a ss: oes only, N Mt INT > +: oniy, N X G E — -* “yp oon a he OF ee Pah, 95 : 23 For Saturday S33 -s For Saturday $3 . | : = NUGENT Davy. ] oey Novas . = 2 DAY, we of = #NU 5 ly, NUGENT “ EO only, «= NUGENT 1- = £ only, NUGENT cena ee ie Nae ge Moth Bags = : i Poster Pillow oT = Mattress Sone ne: Rdiieaitt an: illoy : Double Deck Springs Tae ied wie. ae t rl a , FRAG BA LAB RE they gi epee 08% wpe * Riis man 4 “si eage ded M . oy Aig eu -oe8 ee ee voesoeorese seco ; = : FREE SSS SSO TTT TOT TTT TTC TTT LTTE TTT TTT TEE ee ee Ps sisisssssssessss Sere eee erere : sts ee eee eee. oossssonsessasesaah - ‘ 2s -~ . - : ee. = # Simmons Steel Beds i 7 (Op Seen : J 7 Hight Back Chairs : = C7 ae ins “rlece : 2 tele f ae ee fe For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, we of- © # [Y || ay | offer gum - framed Sn. i oes 26e . , ; 4 Ps os a wee aoe ’ A s aD ge 2-inch continuous post tresses =_— le 3 & G Pe | a Us | offer 19x22 -inch =: i: pty Ar or of Chairs, walnut fin- # 1 ae eat _ = “heat q fers ii i: i el ee or 2 ; i iethie th Me intee edge in all-laye Chests, ¢ drawers 3: ¢: re . ° ’ : me = ar c nD LQ. sete +3: ie? : ee ae — ; y: =: vee ‘ ; ‘ | — foot; véry attractive i i aa =e ; tre staked, double ° | ng Cm LPReCaE RASS ESP EEARSE SS SPST HR SCRSCAZeSBEesCeerenaeeseFres ra se oe SHH: seeea SEESSSSESESRESSSRSESESESUS IES SR RSS aa Bare A had 3 —- Por Ra oz~ alan aa oe 4 o,” - * Sw a tae © Om For Saturday only, #: =: 4} a ) , this 100-pe. Set? of imported china — lovely :: border te Pt ‘esac mews = am han ei the ane ee re bb - - ca ” ey. pes a ae a aa Ys = 1 tary = ye ap -s Asean i ci fis a : Te oe = $33 teanAtar oes covers, all hand-woven fiber, wire s 2 aes a cov seeesesssictssessesssessesess THIS . | Se yyy j design; rigidly built. 33 + |} standard size. 3: 68 )~=| brace: ring loose cushion. en 33 st COVMIES, Cc. wR Sele eae eo eae 7 : (Wearth Fleer.) ze (Fourth Floor.) : : | ciniiaenina tattle : : , (Fourth Fleer.) Fi ar $40 Value *Eaane? 2 © ath Pe DS, . dont lcleae ie sme erult: ua ee I. ASS Uae $33: . eee ee ee ee ee ers * eee ef Sevesqwosovsugucaguas + + epee seueeee oe yh syouveee eeeer evens, Oe TR RR RR TS He EE RR ee Seneeceres eeceeeee Seetecncene Seeeeece ee eee Tee eree Cer * seeeresi eee ? se e007 *eerar oe SOTO ESSSS SESE EHTESEESESEEE ESTEE EEE EREREERER OER rrr ete teers ee testes esesessecessesssensnsss ee aoahsoometes sane naaeeeeeensaaeoneeaaaesennen eeere eee aaanee 3e2 4 Saseesee aaeeneeese sassessaneces enaneaneee Tritt ttt eet Seeeearne eeeecece ° es eeneeee SOSA EEEE ERROR EREEEORES 140006448 28 ORO 2e2eeneeeeeeree 2eeee 2eetee . ee ee SOSC TSS CHSC SSSSC OT SSS SESS CC Cee SOS STSSE SSE SHEETS SS HC CET ESF Ce He Se eerr ee eee eeeeee ee eee ee oe =e * (n0coeenesegssnles cesses SeSeESoseeasecneoonsess SOOT E TEESE ETE EERE TERE REET EOE ODE EEE EHEC ESE REE EERESESES I: Ttspegiss: seen eree saaasoenssonnsnssosnnoesseonsoonsseeenesees Sassou . deal $1Q.85 | : . elbil 19" a Panel ea Ld Lace ae’ «50 Weeks to P ay it P ere on 4-Yard Linoleum 9x12 Aubin Rugs es — is - Regular $2.75 and $3.50 Values =: Regular $4.95-$5.50 ee Regular 95c Sq. Yard Values— Regular $57.50 Value dome stic, 8ern!- Ses porcelain Dinner #3 » F : 233 $ 65 : The Morris Plan square ord, i ip i ~ q Sets in a choice 3: . | | : = 1 FP) e3: 3 rw f are ciel ig ) : | f i : e i , | | hd i or the Club Plan ss Vy YW = - | . 3 with coin oid = mm: |*, & | 3 i I te inl i ‘“Nugent Day’’ and The Morris Plan i cs Bia. : ie : fe = (Fourth Floor.) 23 | pec = iT 1% f et: make it possible for every home to ee eeee Seeenebenenttes tee eeeeee See Be sess par grey ~ SS es vs HHA A AL ey st On ly TSR Ree Ria RUFC ee 2a ER AGRO a i el BES ee reer a eee AEA AONE NIB Sy Ni A Dn i ae * =~ ) , | ae ; oe z eee TBE ~~ eae SS ao > n For Saturday only, # hiro _ For Saturday only, i: share in the wohderful values offered # Y Pll bgt | Wee) widen Day, we offer NUGENT DAY, we of- ::: | ve ae | NUGENT DAY, we of- = | during this, the greatest and biggest # FAM MRBPQ\Y]| twelve patterns in the = |: pom ae very heavy quality, one- fer beautiful shadow =: », 1% ‘ML. @ fer lustrous gold lace . : ¢ : 5 a! | wanted Dutch tile con- i: :# — he os piece Axminster Rugs net panel Curtains— = | :y + | panel Curtains in shad- 3: day of the year. es: Da) ventional and block de- ¥: : i - oie | im a large array of col- afl _ i aiens* Gln sahete © See . how net effects 46 3: (Furniture Department—Fourth Floor) i | mM signs. Very serviceable =: | Rae Lig Rie and designs. Slight ar $25 Value : i Hi) He ti snown n w ; 23s . it : i SLi€c : $3 ase me iteeth quality. Slight misprints :? o- £. ¥* Gar ar imperfections of weave: 333 . | Soe choice of designs. : : Sf UN ae Se inches wide. $3 : i 4 No room measurements =: ss Ser, Bors rd yp made by a well-known | sae aa a Gharge Patrons “2 Purchases during Nugent 33 — of taken. (Third Floor.) #0 =: —__—__— mill. (Third Floor.) $33 Third Floor.) :: = : - = 3 9 | 3 75 333 é ; ‘ 2 : an Day payable on. June Ist 23: 23 23: ® 3 StSsss issssssssssssessessttesssspeesssesessstectececetcetee rtentietnenteneeees : posastrsrrsrtststrstscesststsetecttessrssnistsssssessssstsrtr tite: sssisectsiisisstiti tists a oer pat re tes *Gqer 2 3Se eth pe ore saeaeeosonee secre seerrrrere eee ster eeeereraereerece . epee tt en ee: bee tee 3 Oe ee seveececee reverse ercere sees severance wert orrges cet Oreetiesesese ep a nape ea: PO ee OLY Ree HHO sceeerorere oe "ee iy ebedabncinielohival- das adeles Ken. bb-de Waly iin eee Ee Te aes aii te tas 9 seeeeee Seteeeeeee eeee SSCS SRR E CHER SEA e Re Eee OCC R SSE ESE Ce RO eee seete eee see. . ** eeerre seereeee eeeeeeece soft Saturaay | lanai ei a siaiiitiieaiiti tis iia aiteeaiiiail sccliteaitensiaiaiteaaiiliaialie os ee ee | Curtain Sets = 2 ieteskes fe Stas Rugs Ricks: —_ Wilton Rugs hes Rugs — ee : Regular $1.95 Value—Set, i : Regular $1.75 Values—Yard, * i $75 to $95 Values Regular $4 Values For. Saturday $33 , % SSSSSEESIEIESSIEIIES TEI ISTTE FSS SSS SS sis sssssssssssesssesssss 22533 : = 4 E souuuaaeosses so Basti es See:s3:: 2 $3 | # SessrsSsxsesrssshgsste modeled mended for service. ss: ee just 62 9x12 and 8.3x106 ¢: 3 / this gocd-wearin qual- ¢ ffled Curtain Sets :: Say. fer 36-in sein sunfast dra- i: i: Be . LI | 3: a ft. Wilton Rugs in & > ity Throw Rug. The de- vor Spe . pery aga masks in aii: =: [3am fi --~| Beautiful soft colorings 33 styles. A few have im- ase $33 4 S / Py harmonize with practi- trimmed with dainty om con ee eee 3 perfections. Chinese EEG : ee eee ae colors = eps. fof designs and color- % = RA cat tee ugntiy amperiect. a estas and Persian designs, i ys Y may already own. 27x ae a a ee ings. ' sss He ‘ (Third Floor s — (Third Floor.) =: i he 64 inches. (Third Floor.) 2: i: ' (Fated Piece.) = & : = a (Third Floor.) 22 oe ted eee eee oo ° o« 7 ee eeeee re ere it : POSTURE S Ce eee ee eee ESET OE TEETH SEE EO ESSE ES CEH SEH Ee eveerese onchuneunecenaees: ax . , a ‘a - om es 6266e0 sseerrrssictissrsessssestess. oreseeeee hetsstsstatststecess For Saturday :: ; resister tes irtastteteseststisestrtttistesestesesteststetsseeeesesecssteetieeeees & ie: only, NUGENT t:: DAY, we off . &F . . Pptereteseteetteeteeer rena ST ct § Window Awnings _ : Ruffled Curtains : ~ Ruftled C urtain Sets : Bully Depreces it Wilton Velvet Rugs ; in size from Regular $1.25 and a 45 Values # : | Regular $4. 50 a ee - a SiR SG. ge Pe» LEORON ES IO vote sg sn Labeda dios ATOR ke Alea 2 bal ba hs te bo ent eRe TL - SOOM ET es ie ae he: 5, aa aa Se geet See eee ee ee ewer ee * to 9 inches. 3 ee 2.6 & 3 Ft. and 3.6 & 4 Ft. 3 . DAY, we a iene Bec! onal (Fourth Floor.) | : $3 For Saturday only, NUGENT LT :: stirrer 33 § 23: sos we offer ruffied Curtains show: °: ; ‘ = = 3 col us dotted and greece She el = ee ae ifn Sige OD u Le 3: mitered Mirrors, 14x37-inch . see ariotl } 4 at ee r ; ; mS 2 Of &® ph. Yee ) a , ose ‘ ; " | +: ie ead At} b Tee A i a mNT JAZ. ¥ Peéy ss: gize lig-in. burnished prenae : : oes 3 omple te with tie-baeks. nee . tte eer Penge . satis 23: - Third Floor. ) ae y os: (Third Floor.) =: + 4 ies ag Oe ee er a 3: frames = 4 oe seosees SPSS TEST OTE ESS Te Sees see _ ; y = | a ii "MA s hil . € Ss . : : 233 | Age - ; =: | | ce a + sala ai ie For Saturday only. "GENT DAY. we offer ; . le Mirrors f exis : Framed Tapestries : ae onso EO Axi2-ft. pize ' seamlens , , 22: ees | | Pe ak none : = s 3 Ru autiful Chi- fer regulation Window ae!) pg 9a yageharw a aoe i 2: sO 1 won 7 eS $s $3 For Saturday only. NUGENT , sorted ya o > : SIEISEITIIE: SSS d ; ete $2. 7 Value, Yard :: ess For Saturday only, | sss : we off these imrported cecoa dv ras “¢ we offer compiete assortment of pat ; ¢ Fs : 333 .} ww mn apien ag oss on \ os = Ses ° q ryaiity Th .s sper a! pric’ ‘Se an ‘ 23 “33 Laxnen, ‘+ : cyte ad oenter line ; . — = | o oes J : ‘ evn o ¥ aes so ‘ . _— es ‘ Pn re ‘ ‘ 233 Se merena ea ee “ a | | 35 : Ae . $33 3 urgent WN GENT DAY buving ¢ oe hy $3 oes jaraniced to give aatiafaction. . : 23 os “2 range Ot desig. & an CO! 23: ee i $3: ee a SE = portunity, oT. ae ot ; 22 sas 3: +e F oes : ee | ; -: 3: . SS onaene eee ee owes boaataibunam ine "eee oorsss roe 4 ond 9 seagate yt = oz: pom ss: | ees = ——"| i > opeesebbeesbeteeeretr ee ere teres ls See nor + seaose etpepuetis tisapeapeleepeses pleas eepi re pr ebbewes of epee eeeyy rey. te =: . 3 4) # ss: = | } " eo oes a , ; “A ** oe ; \ i 4 _ Vales i — | For Saturday only. | NUGENT DAY. we of- PE RRRER ED ERE ERE T RET ERE RRR ES «ee eeeceeeeeecee eee eeeetetee eae eete TLLeeeeseee steer eceseeee eet eeeeeeeee seeeevee *eeee aeeee ** ee ; Ny PAPE ME aR Bibione 2 able * aaa ee per Am ‘ _ /- “avy rus ose . s - Day, we offer = te eg Mais These are a ve 7b vg 22; a he _— (Third Wieww: ) : ef .- ] | only, $33 3 : : For Saturday ; °: petoecseehssscaes ese Soicecsasaseeees For Saturday only, % eo ee im DAY, } Ofer =: & Ean | | only, NUGENT & & Se a eum amebiasis cagpipemiting oe 7 ES eR | me ee combination = i: | iar. AY. we offer = & ae cr id Linel NUGENT DAY. we of- & Roller Skates : ===} gumwood a = 0 Of Uh ae Chis oak finish, Oe se nial of ask in if: = 33 ae — a. ex's be OCR woot es =F egul V s , fer ot — ae ri ao Regular $1.89 Value -s : | 42-in. top, heavy =: & [a ieee Rocker wth i” &: ae we poe cNT : Regularly $1.49, Square Yard . & 2 t a wide choice - = = os oe rie late mirrors, $3 at ~~ doeubl cane &: For Saturday only G 4 = satord NUGENT only, NUGENT DAY, } $3 a = Tey Be i ; ; All 3: “ For Saturday only, NUGENT oss bh es 24x26- » = | ' ‘cubstantial. = e j , —_ - wanted color combina 3. ineased Roller Skates. ; ‘*> is = = i ce ; ad} ustable goose neck. bronze : = ic aa aeekied on - een : 3: ; ly ma de ee Ge $3. aes (Fourth Fleer.) <=: ; 3 4 tions. gee ; gteel; polished; strong 2s = Era tede Sau (F eurth Fleer.) oS: is rs 3: (Third Fleer.) = 3 te ee Ficer.) (Third Ficor.) i = adjustable. (Fourth Fleer.) =: : im +5. of en : 3: sm emits exes SSowmpevonnec ees - riot -aieereeettetceeseess ee ICHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE JUNE = — . . FO SLSR COTES BOOS Q000ebe wabbeoee aeeuss eorere - eeeereeerr® eine seseessnrt sitio Sssesseses= a eee. lle detie lett ed ti ht hhh hh Ln hh RAPE CRC LER LER ER CEL ERESREREPL CESS EOCTOOOSOCOSCLOSCEST eC OCC OC ee Ce PPP PSE RE REP Cee eee eee ee ee 4 Se a ee ee ee

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i "| pageeberss, RA ra “ee? ’ ; . . , ase 2 x tek mia ‘ a — ee We ? 2 hin ‘ on sh dink thee okt Bless " x ee aes tome ae net ee en % "aes Sw as ica eaecanttaetaieaenian we pea e ~ as ‘ail ASE os eck ee ae naa ride . ¥ BRL hens ve ¥ ‘ » 2% Pe Me Fe NL, ERO rae Nanos a wR = - * panggganmh Sigblapjre Inna aap teraie st tESENTEELTEEAATRENENIN ac heddhen tat Peete eseeece Sheree: poe sa ethernet ARE tn PERE HEHE VICTROLAS AN Restor $2807 Specially Priced | Including Panatropes, Radio Combinations and Electrolas : : (OPP. vor Saturday onty. $ 1 39 f for Nugent i ff (1) $200 Revere Victor .......$125 Satur ei a hy ot amuse : Dae Da @ §! (1) $345 Alhambra Radiola .. .$225 Pa ee alba FLOOR SAMPLES — = = |WRS~ ZS otter these 14x22-Incn | , y 6 «=6(2) $475 Florenza Radiolas... .$310 § oO é eo | 2 est hy 2 pistes a sub. & ei f/f tt : 2 | ; i 333 I 565 N ° I B 7 ea ee ee 365 - es _ en HE it: ‘ee SHES OO ee c , “i. ry nan : i : | ff é woo Fe Rest Glasses | Reading Glasses | | 1) $7000 No.2 Borsa”... $680 SS ee eee “ie hl si Heavy weight frames, fitted | Also for sewing—light- #: i (1) $900 Hyperion Victor .... . $600 a = : = Hf it - SEE, Regular $1.95 Value — i - prea yee ae) aya #: ¢:: ## For Saturda DAY, we offer ‘ Ei and short trousers or ee: : ea andexamination of prc eg and ‘examination of ¥our i : (ts eeu oe ees $275 y : | et rrgab 8 y ! $33 ef: these English garden scenes and oilettes, : #: coat and vest. Sizes | 3f orist. er $4.95 ror gg oo $ 00 i i ses Radiolas ey : | : | } if Uta i # Burnished frames, corner ornaments.. | a (Barge 3: Complete ie... 6 Complete es ae | ! A Net 42S = (Nagent—Thine Fee i (Nugents—Second Floor.) #00 =: (1) $485 No. 160 B runswick | Mi (egos) PNA |) i cos B3SIESSEESESEYREUSESSESESSESITSEMESESTIEELESSEIIEES IESE LESSEE SAE ERSEES ESSE sae ase SSE aS Baa aa as Se atc =f SMMBNIM RPE eT nEEnnTkyniitsti Hy Radiola Electric Saturday only—NUGENT DAY— Yar i RE | Y%-PRICE SALE - oa : C= on WALL i | a: g A ortable onograpns $ 95 y Deferred Payments = i | i “VO arge ZC #8 Gi LA 9 or Saturday only—NUGENT DAY—we on These # C # bi tf a mne@ offer these Polly Portable Phonographs. . NUGENT DAY 2 Hf Others, Regular $10 Styles, Special, $5.95 Offerings (Third Floor.) | 66 72%) " a ee | - if HE (Nugente—Third Floor.) #% #: or Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, we +H 2; fe: : ose : 333 “2 # offer this Wall Paper—select any paper BS at 3 in stock and by paying one cent more you get two rolls of paper. UNE FERRET of eI OORT 9 Regular $3.50 Ve : The same Battery we furnish | A i | eo 5c Paper, 2 rolls for.:.....6¢ g: Tegularly with our highest AA HOE a i - # «86 10c Paper, 2 rolls for......1le¢ — ’ Readers’ Bible | White House Cook Book = § Beauty Shop—Nugent Day __,_ xc paper, 2 rolls for... 24e i Don’t Blame Static if Your : i ne Yan rene eae f on i i ; Our Swirl Hair Cut $ 75 i : 30c Paper, 2 rolls Polaeetigee “B” Battery Is at Fault— "a. fi 93c | 98c AK Ml : i ~~ With shampoo and set.. 2: i ’ ! se See, © see Oe +s ene . . . . . . ** ee e« * i: . ee e* * Perfect Rece tion Re ee ° ese eee 50c Paper, 2 rolls for. rejeleje 5le ‘ . 1k 3 es : Pp | 0 Be For Saturday | —As> (7. 4 a Reg. Franquelle Facial 3] 25 RE ii 75c Paper, 2 rolls for......76ce 2 i “a ie =f PAN 2n\ oa quires Perfect “B” = } ay. | oe ee Ewer | r: $1 Paper, 2 rolls for $1.01 : | Gi yniy, NU- { ‘ \ . 4 Ss Witt rebrc ! per,. eeee . sR s | en $1.50 Paper, 2 rolls for. .$1.51 we offer this Batteries : authori y e @ ; een os See | Cook 3 6 © & : NN Ga ‘ ep Hot Oil Mani as And All Others ‘ . : — ible, al ene yclo es : anicure ses aes ; Every Battery Is Fresh Bacc’ 2s, ae GF | With hand massage 50c 4 ee ae | | - 2 tig 4 Sy 4 BS ea ak ft: Sold Only With Borders (Third Floor.) 3: : samme print. the home. 4 : | | ) $33 : (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) =: :: ( Nugents—Second Floor.) — (Nugents—Third Floor.) & Peer eiststetteeststetteirtstsh Mitte eee inte eerste agers toot th seaksnesseess O26 OE EEE SERS EOOEE EEE EEE EEE SEE EEOHEHE SEE ESERESE EEE SESE EETEREAEEREEESE CESSES SAL A AASAL AAAS SALE RI AIEEE TEE freeceeeeee bot rts tee a et et ote deeteeeetietetettie Ler e rere eee ° ete + o> EE +PPrt eos + Poros -Frbt++botbot +e obebeeestaeseetts) ESS CITES IS IS LP Te ret tT Tpit te P+ ret thttsio tbebeet belittle SERS SSARR LEE T TEE Te Ter thee bess+4eses + Ade dp eddedud, dedhd bbcode dekh hh ad “7 eee 00000000) ’ "eC e ee Perebeseerseee +++ tts Settee rte tt retiedet tt: evse eace 3 $3 239 as ees 9 os aaeat eee ° Ceseteeroeresnececes Reece cere ecco eesti eects ces cee terse sete cs ceccscescececccccacsesscssestcsereceteccee eee eet® : ae : Ps rtashesenassenesssessseeeesseciessee ee ceieeeeee ses cecastassscetcccssssssssasssessessssesssesecsssscseeeeeeeestapeeee i Stectece J MACHINE VALUES ew and Improved _ af Extraordinary Values Satur ay—Nugent Vay R ESH MAN GREATLY REDUCED 7 TERMS: $5 Paden pe eel 5 Take Highbe TECe FOR NUGENT DAY! | ON ALL MACHINES—NUGENT DAY ONLY | BRB ARR AION AOE Fee 01 98 Regular $1.00 V aw NTT Trny r J. ; | i ving iaiiercg DAY, of supreme value-giving—one day of the most remarkable values é . me . ered, even for this great event. Come Saturday—share in the savings we offer, for tC again in Many months can we secure such extraordinary values. It is through co-oper- ation ol manufacturers, jobbers and wholesalers that we are able to obtain merchandise to sell at these low prices. Seer re cereacee SPS ROSESS HOSS OTE RE ESE TEESE TERE SER ESE Oe SEES Seeeee Petescesssesesesensiisttee: 4 4 SSeS ee eet eeeaseeee Sge2SSRESSicg3r2: ca . Florence Rotary Desk Machines Regular $ I 3 5 Value—Now $ : ; esata oa For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, we offer this fa- : : Toilet On ME nia i Ws ace ‘(wwe SL wae aeteeeeee eeree seeeecece HEISE Terms as Low as | i ¢: = | vorite—the Florence Rotary Desk machine for this very Most Unusual Le $4.00 Weekly | # i FES REED § special price. This Machine useful for many years. Complete May Be Arranged ae See ie ‘ ” . A Very Efficient Sewing Machine Encased in an Elegant Desk-Like Frame—a Decided Acquisition for The G reatest R adio : : : Any Room in the Home Value Today foo NO OLD MACHINE ALLOWANCE AT THIS PRICE AOC ay - EEE | FF a | * een ARDY ae The name of Freshman is al- # # 1 Je . * ready so famous with the people # # Combination Cabinet Style who demand perfection in radio re- # # ception that when we offered this # # — : freshman Masterpiece in this # # Regular $130 Values Nug ent Day magnificent highboy, our patrons # # ELECTRIC AND FOOT POWER iE [ eteckings, blacies realized it was the Masterpiece of | ony Masterpieces . BF ey enly, Oe 4 tia 2 #: i this combination cabinet-style electric and foot | ee EER Se | sane = . : Be power Sewing Machine. This is a very practical $ 50 a iii MEI | Ne \ Hf Sewing Machine that can be used with or without ., “. ae a) BS Ba, can a =) oN gan as ae . ~ 2 ge Tra WEN WEE AS — ty nomen Py Mele Es Pee Pe oe te "al > voy ena : Sa A Ee et, ee Wen perinapirneegnttF 8A dno a al hte Civp m= nlp PtSi artery rs sings re ena a hee ’ ‘ Sl Fa x 4 a ah ao eileen eA wage. Pier stbanen’ > r= xs . ; are! wane PH yt teas Riad as hyip a ee q . ay a. = Rates. Baron ws: | Rg er es aoe: ILE ttt cere eeene rd Pee wean 1 RT PR RR eee eee ee eeee eens ee eoee . * eee et eeeseere " ” a ** A ose ’ $3: nrants . ee e.« ; “ve e+e fen ** Regular 25¢ V. eee Sele ee oa BE ay nl go san ee MES ee Ae ed Oe | Me ee ie iP OR SNe ger OES ow BE bu v ee ee aie ni NOR r Saturday only, NUs® ’ DAY. we offer IGie the electric attachments. Sturdily built—stands years and years of service. Special for NUGENT DAY only. fter new Spring double NO OLD MACHINE ALLOWANCE AT THIS PRICE ee | EY : For Saturday only, _— NUGENT DAY. we ce rot i ME a a aOR He 5 ea > ta ” ° MM ae me 1 Fleetwood Aerial Kit beautiful design makes this radio appropriate Wa y fH at a ee — ited susaier “eames on Martha Washington Models pth | SSE EREEGESESSESSSSRRSSSERIE for the most luxurious musie room. >, SSS | | Ue —— Electric Portables: White ug 3 ‘- (Third Fioor.) . OH - and Singer makes. For this for N ent Day Only . 7 : : ie PT aes §6=©=—S sale only at this price. -$6-640b0b0ehaea4 bbe . 7. SyEpi sett eeste ste eTeses Ips Sishtsisttitestets tiiihisersss: ° itttitirittettettrttres ete 4 $ al r oon sane Hit Hott Pt sets tee es. £4 Sooceacores sees eee: see > P nn Bee 3 $44 > $44 Lded . . oa Zee + | . eeeeeeece * ee ee ener eeee seeetee 2eee eecteate ° soe eee teerceeeces eee : * esse. ; SES TpIPERESSSEER TTF rererrirreretrer -oeee . . eer y ; . cere reer . .* . > ‘ seeeerer °? ’ +s : pesotest) spots sSscseies si sso ses issss ese te testis tise ti site ste cit sia iets ett repre tt erecsrsater peters r pes ietrist irs [SEE OTHER PAPERS FOR ADDITIONAL ITEMS. ALL DIFFERENT| ~~ —— . sees #4 eens — i eRe lt Ay he Aad 4 in toy dar rr orrere co go253esss te beteeee eet eoeeree eeeeeee Liisi: 4 : eeenee ) ea < Boys’ Union Su Regular 69¢ Value | aor, Saturday only, NUSs ‘EN TDAY, we offer knit” Suite, ghort sleeves, Nne®. leheth, Feru sh vlat te 16 ODED Vt - - 58 osselh 2 cy ~~ a wie ae nha Tt tba vik A eed Po aa ae ee ee mm lar —_— eae - or ee eee Pee - Si sessevesecsscbeseeerseeteseeseeee ey Soossceseecetece SOOT EOS SOSH S OF FESS ESE SE CORES R SEES . . eee eee ev eeeee 25] spscagprseereccetmsrzereeragrrcetiey | §M trt7! it Sey 2, ae eR water ~- “7 — ee ee ae Sah Po a ate IO eR /

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-SLLOUISPOST-DISPATCH = cee” emer, Aen OO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH en’s i alias | : 2 ae ; ‘6 mn & : | = s oe -_ ae Wom i gi # Rayon Slips 4BS wor ne Hats # £ Children’s Hats # = Infants’ Dresses : = Curtain Materials HH "eal Sion. a Felt Sidionens Regular 89c Value $3: — $1.59 Value 3s $1.95 and Soni 95 Values Os $1 95 and $2.95 a 3 = Reecliy Bhs Value Ses = Bimie ‘ede ‘Cotie a = Bc Lie ei f : Scie $10 Wishes : ee 3 . ae pes a " . * ° : = F Saturday only, NU = - For Sat + I oss . ss Sas FY Ratt niall inte r “¢ — —_— { iE N T D 4 y 4 , (rrayvc-: os oes N | G EN r ] a3 -: Fo ee =3: moe. 0 hve Cid r ee ' ~ rUuaVv oy \ .st . ore - - , » aes . > rer ns . = : te oe oe St 5 ter . » White er nder sss nis epriy . cae oy NP Eee’ A . fer et] Is . ees + i? } gatts ‘ P| @ eC ES > rt. *: ae iif I nen , i : ‘ 4 .. " . t rome : fe? : ti C K- . ese * ' ‘ . as +5 5 Ds oo : oe ae — fant iat ‘ . S68 wae? 4 . . | Pn nut ake . — © \s ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ro “ ‘or : ore 6 aa Aa 4 — wes OCR LER, ete e** ’ ‘ . r J “ ; ‘ 2 B * “igh rg oo hie) 14, Sia ot ie aetna aise. 9 Ch ER ake See apt ae Sop tiae Me 5 we tim} Sport ke Sores ss 63t: fer Mila He S, vanalke 2: a? te Aes ss =:: Draiis and azure braids. Small fit- ::: ss ioe SS5 ; ' Light a "$3; st: ling s d | in o: ss ate. ana aan sGiese. for dress Gri: : V 2ihe HNalnsod Infants’ , nd dark Shades. 33 $2 Ad on ts ana ok es want €QG CoOiors. * + schoo] wear Sises 6 to 16. +s: Teasers — fant sizes. :: (Bargain Basement.) ::: (Bargain Basement.) SaEeee op +e 04 pees == sep — ser teree hitb Sees p ; “* , tessesseccsesste:: bbibes ttt. 7 Si.) : : . ee _— gee : r Hose. aos mixed ) Sips, st hado sateen bem hel andard Sives. ahenalil Delight . a a luc pies (Bare -ain pd “ment, ) Regular 60c Lb. Value, Lb . a eprerereeaesresteseeresseteetercrtet testes 32: ) meme Basement. ) 3 : = t , ) , HE hsniineniccissmmmmtncccis Seas : az For Saturday # oniy, NU GENT DAY. we offer 3 CE fluffy Marsh- | oi Surmmer 3: r m.. reain ‘Be sement. ) Fsamscyommcks Basement.) : poet prvi dws RAPA ERIE. boos ee ae ee i oe 2 hae ayn Y hms mas) a with toasted al« mon: ds dipped {In mij colate. amma (Main Floor, worth.) in SUS SOTevoTlCoNeCe . Peete ceee $3: prresisstesresttstssissstetitiitittitt tes: sor Pt pe oe Ree eee nent eeeee Sete eerneneeosseeesen ttt t* e sosiserse:: on cossecs Pt eeee p wy NRG Pita EEN Sed an rapt a. ae " i he thd Aimar A eNO yp, r =o elk cn, ow a Fur Coats _ Women’s Coats. a | Women’s ‘sai - = Women’s Dresses - Extra Size Dresses pyle $69.50 to Regular : - —~ $9.90 to | F $13.50 to © $13.50 to © HS $s9%0 = & Z $8.00 iH ee E: $13.50 2 | | $16.50 H i: $16.50 2: | Values 3 ea | oy Values i 3 Values SSS STIEEIESSSSTEIIsssess st s ) ° , eee > 1 Values ss *: } ** : . CTURES |x 855 49 6" I ay Uae dy LNW ee $90 | OD 9” gular $2.00 Value For Saturday Ee Saturday only. : ci titan te | | $333 ei $3: | S333: bar | = .. | is 14x22-201 1- 9 A nly. NU-ii i y \ | «sian piaand BiH: or Saturday ?# i: | Hee aie sailed to fe TE All a i en ‘or Sat : of: | 9 & : : cas Sse Ty- 22: tt | anic NICQENT 2: tt ss: mie hh, oe Ceeutalege . ae wicieisi cs Shee : se bss } hese 14x22-inch : as GEN PD Le & BS ee | Sa ee Tor Satur-i: 7: SP IUGENT i= fy NUGENT# ; urday only.ii only, NUGENT 3! d Pictures. Famous sub- =i | we offer all-if Panes gpa = ae | AY, ifer ii: F y “only, t . | iY wwe of = . — a 3 —- NUGENT # | DAY, we offer i h 1%-in. very handsome E | . . Spring =: 2-1. > gpeliegeelt ae = Vi) full-length Fur ii: it | NUGENT: &: nae f2 ao ie 3 ~~ ee aes 175 fiat crepe 3 3 oT | 8 ng S i ; ‘eee se eed oe a ) ae. eo - .etoan & ’ { X 4 Silk Dresses, )} navy, black WERT PEP ON BOOP Ni i) hl fr ose eae creda eianeaddaneenatits gular $1.95 Value : nia io es em. 28) = eal (dyed co- 38 #3 a Ee . foulard:: : . 4 : ae , I ES ney), mink-i: # Yy well made,i # cee ene") , 3 . bt fe and ts =. we offer ; . —" *** ay . — il oF ee | SNicKers, . ai «: riwes > . '- cile ’ wyrre rrr) rem 4+ ~ee a P | —T *: 14 TQ 4 \ } ose noe I ic k ia f) Te coc as ; : T ‘ ’ ’ ’ ’ | by ‘ Ns , : rT re - VW ad ss ~ ’ - Aise 1¢ Wd vest : to iG yemrs. 333 2: az ‘ oS a ; ° ' USAT EL os les ie, . . ' ene Siee | iaae meh oe a se ~ ae ee ateee : “ee : cs) sss PaBte) des t to 82 os oljliettes. tf av yc Die : ‘ . ° . ees a ese =i. wpize : j a ees sss = F ae Y , . ene ees eee $>4 : ro > 4p > P . Par 6:4 Z . . n't , P 7 a a 4 al 7 : i > i PiiGdVvus. 44 if poe rss ‘ urgu 1 hot . ‘ see Seem Bareai >, ° eee MAY Ou CULT). Liteiy ine eve eee Be , wee on ill VY Ve. « aa eee . ‘ . , F ' ; ee **. . oss Sree ( regain Basement.) css ses + s33 (Main Floor, North.) sss Sas (Bargain Basement.) 23: =: (Meneiin DimeesS 3 : (Bargain Basement.) 33 -Bargain Basement.) ::: (Bargain Base -ment.) (N agente~/3htel Floor.) eyess seevevecece FPS Te OTE Te ORT He TRH ee OP eT eee eee cee a leanaeebee SESSTTIEESEETTissetseestes: EE ae * Boys’ Maiikers 7 i | Cricket Sweaters = Dress Percales a S Irish Dress Linens : Silk Underwear 1 : {ee Underions : EV ea S ies monos | Infants’ Dresses . Regular 79c Value : ie Regular $1.89 Value = = Regular 20c Value 2 #2 Regular 69c Value i é $2.98 to $3.98 Values = - $1.00 to $1.98 Values = - Regular $1.98 Value 1 = Regular $1.25 Value 9,000 Rolls eee 7. EOE EG ae fi “ $7.29 3 10c 7. 49¢ -— pw 59 aN 77 “@ 4s +s 59 | P11 89e ** ee . * . . - ese . : . - : . z ° . e . - ’ Jia ' . . : . 4 - . = 7 ** . . i . > “ 7 ** ' \ r ‘ ; af : ’ ; aed i eee -_ oe i\ 4 er => . J : eee e 4 ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ a) poser «ly ping see8 ® . . , ‘ PY sib aoe : ane We Oli a | + ‘ 7 y q \ fava: ¢ " - rn — sled ‘- ; rg . } \) : ia . , TX" ; , eae ioe Z _ ¢ .4 i. ore eee “ ? | ‘ ‘ ae / ’. ‘ , vr) : vb # . _ 2 as puUaliis : : an Snruny te ° Y, ; > . , ae _ . =** ‘ J 2 ‘ ° ees Basi s i . : + : : ’ [Terry *T - #** " g - . ’ + . 2 odes . as . “ , a © © ha e** 4 4 4 ? Bie * 7 : rY” " "* 4 ° . 4 : ‘ . ‘ 4 . . eee + by 4 ° hiaka ALi * . iii }/ i » * eee + ine i} = ; , . . . | “ ‘ E nie e* Y a. se | ' , ‘ = — ; i ae “«* + Apa Af ; ~ ase . rae he - bid ; : c . 4 eee . { ) eas . r++ : j ix Swen eae 0 > , an ra 4 S ¢ eee * ——— _ 2 i on o* i “ t . a : 5 ae 66 - ° . > See ; - +> ee ; ai ° a a . . ' . i i @e« _ ; ‘ ‘ " . ‘ . “* ¥ -* ia’ e > -- e- as led = *e«-* 4 ; . ; nd s , 7 , ° , . , = ; ; i * see . ‘ ees ; & 2 i 4 . A i i eee if - . -“* *e* ' . . eee ; / é . } ' i ; ‘ . ae i) ‘ ‘ ‘ bes + 264% vy 2 coe ¢ ot ees , A | s . ; : ' q Qn b PE Ss i i i ee. é " ‘ - ** ‘ . ‘ “ 4 ' - ene de ‘ »;? . =?! i see ove i} ' i i 4 mien — it so 7 ‘ . r F , .. sen . ’ ; fa ee ‘ z . ited ur c eee , ' i 1 se re . — eee ene eae eae . . ’ , ar a nae ese i ; e ‘ Pins ne ’ . . ~ 8 { Y Tiagt eee —_— - - ' ‘ ; eae an , . c* ae * aon > a e« . 4 a. . ea * apes e+. ™ aS et ae» ** : 4 ae we ty Se° ¥ ° ms © . ~ po ~. ee« | ~ a mid a Oe *. ery)! i] aoe . ~ + TY ir) Olt ee» - L-* , + s > +>» r ' - ees ; e > e ¢ gor > ’ oe = s . -s ° . 7 i hs a c - . eee eee . . ‘ " e ee. / r 4 ‘ i - : 4 =" : — : P a sss Se :: es aseme (Basement. ae ° ra , _ , J see { BL. Pay ‘er . *- . s ee8 . > >» pd ase aaé eee . -* : “** 4 e«* ed > > . . ad > ‘ Bas : aus eo “«* rs © it.e) eee eee \ = . aed ao we. ‘ - eae 4 » er ‘au9* er. . . : eee . one pin oe e* . . Secas. aan ty ose be nt ‘ . . . at eee +28 ees ee . Eomeeieeaneeseenee . ; Sere . . ° , Sencee seuceneeve sees ° ° . : eee noneas — Sac ates ccececonesescevesscesees Pre rrrrT TTT TTT TTT eee e TT eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee . “se *enee 7 : . ° pessegtveece . . AS ° see CSC SS SLES EOC RSS OF eae ° . eeoseeees ~ . 7 ~e peeked (apni es = ae *“** eeneaener 7 *** *se er ene « eee ee . ** eee oa" eee “** lope Mi a Ee Girls’ ‘Raihcoate ae White Sailor Suits Hope 2 2 $2 to $2.98 Values = =: Regular $1.50 Value re “pane cis SStSTlts qey PERE ET tt 333 er. Petty Y. we Bameeserssssiessrssszsssis2: a : 3 ; 2 | : aper . _ ? 4 23: ae Paes Re fs Boys Siickers = | Boys’ Union Suits. _ Women’s Union Suits ~ Boys’ Blouses i Women’ S Handbag - : Pie 5 ES Rageler 50c Value @ : Regular 50c Value fo = Regular 59¢ Value : # 6$1.95 to $2.95 Values 2g 6-Regular 20c Value Regular $3.50 Wiles HH 7 39¢_ | oF 10c ce 97c. Cc $32 | sss S83 _—— C $8 er: | . oF ® +t : B i o. Eel. oe nit tetas Satur s —] st: , | _For | Satur- = . P 3 ereveresese serene eene ee ee een eeeene eetteee ~ SSTETPEPESLTT TER LS esees testy ets (Basement.) =: tts vw, Sts ris3 3 Easement. ) Boys’ Wash Suits aE ‘Ress’ Shirts = Vestee Blo ouses 7 : ye Aprons. ~ Gale Drenns 8 Girls’ Sil Dresses Junior, Girls Coat: . Is Sel inior Coats Recular $1.29 Value = = Regular 89c Value i i Regular $1.98 Value if is Regular $1.00 Value i i $3 to $4 Values if i sick and $5 Values + joa and $8.75 Values 3 : —— to $15 Coats eco eee eee a _ ee . e** : - eee one eee + _ ** “* \ = . . a vr. ter sour . 4 j : “= ; fe i : . s ‘ es i / A ; hi i eed . i oo y - ' , 4 . . _ _ . , " : . nan ee « : . y ‘ = “a . " oo. ° rs . ‘ | ae : i ‘ 7 . Pee ie ar i : : oe - Ay ch Aas A = Gs see - i j - } . , \ y . ~ 4 ‘ es : A ‘ ae . . : M > — . . eee . ft : tasen se 3 : (Base ‘. 2S Tae (Basement.) =:: e 7 . . > *** s** see eee PEOESSSOSSSCCee reece s nianinin ~ . " a 2 aéaeen — . - = . ** eee eee een eee eee re ee ee “eee eee ee eee eee eee ee eee ee rere eee - WEST T EOP ERE ET Oe eK Oe ee ee ee & « e+ . ° _ “ : seee 23s hd ‘NY ”e ’ on eer ove ~ a on td oe ee ee er sede ”- tee we _ Lad el oar ~~ wee o a ald =? Poe “~ wes ” a we a or aes - . oe . - , si? Dheas Seon sieres Costume Slips = ~ Daytime Frocks | | | Women’s Hats Smart New Hats 1 : Newest Hats i Girls’ Silk k Dresses aE Girls’ ‘Silk Siediih Regular $2.98 Value * : Regular $2.59 Value = = $1.95 and $2.95 Values: = $2.95 and $3.95 Values | $5.00 to $7.50 Values = | lar “$6. 00 Value = = Regular $7.98 Value ’ Regular $1.09 Value i i ° — ss i $32 + + ¢ 98 2 i. gsi = § Se = & . a A e TA © See 2 er’ € or ¢ toa eel c= 29 - oo (ee 1 oe) © yA dorset cor En we : ze . OT een te le Dahesh Bib ate ets wer oes i eee Se ee nea OF OR an at ¥ lat aa: a : SOR. ahaa 669 oe Peston 99 mshi GS Pam ar e nv fein wna hv Mages ves ie Fd Pet siege 35m on, = re penne! Pah Aa aa telat Ste eas ate SNe eh PRS at oe its 2a Sec abner Resear wl fA, A IE oy pos feng a RR apne a et neni a a Hipial gta 9: : oe : ble values effer, for th co-oper- ehandise to | ar Fae: £ ' | y GENT I) - } 333 a. 7 bait reper Sai aap stirs ses oe oe * GENT'D AY eee * “e re seeeetere med Hats ate a: = 4 aa . a : t + "YF . ene , (Ose ’ e : . , : ’ : , ‘ whe! ‘ wen wes “ } | . . ** ee lé ,ct ‘ " \ enn ; eee «oe eee ae z . elas é ; i : ' : : ‘ i Run oe as ry- tt: 2 ; * 7 ? : . °* . e ’ hed : = i ; " i} ' Fe ié ane . ativie eee = nD ‘ : _ “ " . . ee. . P , ‘ ose aes ~ a j ‘ SS a ig $ ; . : “« . a ihstos i adit bs en: J eee a aii & i ro ase a “~ + $ rt ‘? . — ° se ® os ese j eee s ** . ‘ 1. 4 4 “ aid con “er * ~ . ** 1 eer eee ; een p ° rt ot P * es i \ r eee ene ' ea. > ts \ see = ‘ . ee os ace eee . co e ‘ , * ; - Se ie ae j ( Bi oe 4 sSeeeneoes t+eeeets oene@eecer “+8 ty ~pre . . *. ee 2; (Basement.) =: : 7 a eG 7 Purses Women’s Silk Hose | Women’s Silk Gloves! 1 Pe. Toilet Set 2s Seines’s Senile Rayon Bloomers = : Novelty Footwear: = Children’s Sea HE Women’ s fe Regular $1.2 Hose ($1.50 to $2.50 Values Regular $1.39 Value =: i Regular $1.00 Value % # $5 and $6 Values i # Regular 50c Value = # Regular $1.95 Value = = ee 7 it VW af #2 e9e i ( |r 39e) Py” in an Elegant if : 2: ] ge geting -@: os “nee Pog Saturday Ei For Satur 2 | | 1] ce ee EE eS Fg Mg ee /// on for : 3 se day only, NU-; a 2 lay only, NU-3 | ae. es a eee GENT DAY,ii £ AiR 7 ag | day only, NU-E | | GENT DAY. # wy Most Unusua! Value *. a eaM ae) ort asst) > “of | ’ , *- 7 1 ™ &.6 *“** ‘ . . €s eee e » rs uae ; ; ¢*i ae eee ** MJ ee . . ** 4 vie | eee me ? " ‘ . - ° . ° : *- . . et . ‘ me ; ‘4 4 ees 2 x " gr Tyiere%s > J ti ; ry ryioOFT =. Of ** ¥ ane - ; = Fs ris ; ’ 5 ¥ Fie 4 eres ~ . ‘ . i 2tIOTTI =. a’ eee os P 4 thin . } 7 ’ bee os —s “ . eee sah iit =e ** ; : ' : ° =—_ . . ; ’ ‘i cer oe . ioral Lic i i. ; mor Taki } %e0 o* . ‘ . oe - 4 »* e 4 Bi ” ax Ae Se , i oo . } , , . ‘ ‘se a . é ** vs . : : wee . . . j eee mt i 4 \ men 2 . os ' , * e+ — ‘ & | . ° cre . ** k . YT? e« _ v or ve eee ee . > : ba \ — : ‘ , ” : $ Ad, oe ‘ ; \ ee P : : . . ' oe ; Ai b ad . eee ee i % es \ ; ee / ‘ + : # ; ie a pee ea eee ci. ae . he — cag - e *- . eee es / . ; ' . ; Tae _ ‘ pale be .> -** eee ** *- * a . ; a ~ _— f fi; - t ; sss 0 ess s ., het, ose : e* rs s > . oe —— | feusee ment.) *** ** ~ ’ be s* See ‘ e seeeetee : Oee eet ee eee | 7 . * > . . eee rere Sets bo Resntttiiittessss--ees--. “** . We eeserseseons...*** +. Mnggissstrsssizecs2scosscsrzecssscs7s : . o- : ce 383 so bite ae ; :: : | 3: : — . es : : aH: Ee E & Paenn “Al aca ams = # Tots’ Knit Waists £ 3% Girdle Cambloation a i “Lada Hats Colored Voiles = = Underwear Crepe # % y - : &£ Tots thie Suits © = El accaagemistores. ES Reewlar $148 Valu - Pg Infants’ Sintictiens a i 3 , i Regular 46¢ Value . OS 3 # ae Réguler 25¢ Value He a i oy : only, NU- 3 a BBs HH For 8a 2 $l £9) E wuCeNt "Day, ue * $3. 95 eM We) obs nee eS We RENEE: We) | et pet t ' Leh ti fiat ss Reguiar 25¢ Value : ay sss Ss 0 Saturda 3; $3 For Saturday only, NU- 3: 3 GENT in: @ 3: aes + ’ “7 . NY . a. ' ; ’ 9 Je + . 2: “EN i £) 44 “we (3) jeer ee és ss: *: inh hh ae ttor TY tX¢ ray ? ai- °° 23: * r j pA ' 1, y j a : ; é ses 7. ail P : ’ : > Cc a 6 40-1 rile qua + ¢ n Crepe WW anted 233 *: paca, high-luster fil all wanted : gc, BVO GFUpP-ers or eb ate ‘ pss Bas — , rae + Sal ga: Bee mes ‘ul , af ss: 633 egtion V na coat color assort- i: 3: shades. Desirable remnant lengthe 3: Ei golia eolers. Cut t : ss; Sits, Sizes © to Le year oe mye ss =f ere ; + ess ——— a ony ) i: i —— = a? Verret s IEOB o2. 53 ent i sss SS : ty i girlie. mg cain Basement.) : 3 (Bars: ain Basement.) 2 2! trimmed (Bacgale Basement. ) P ae ement. y on: +. Ad os . : pei ot =? (Bargain Basement.) :: : os ae = e320 $38 : 3: pangs iD ise as ase (Bergain Basement.) 333 ss: : ease Sateetteserettiriristiiniitetitittier ert tether tteertisrttirereterrigrt ire th or ib too eee fee 4 Atle os PPAR BEN Ok RMT IOS heh 0h AR AN Ao rue wn fee ore es 2 ae Mu " es alti ening be . ae Tih NA Ape tide devia + Laie ld . =! e See eee et eee vee eee eeeeeee ee ee ee oe a? ave ** - ere eeenr ~ Se OE Wie CAEN ARI: Btls eit Nie i. ee mE ei it td as er od * ~ Set, On a ~~ Peeeevaieergteresseveryszs:: said nets eee: ag Sesnunt + hindi meena naieien ree 33 eee sees nee oad es tree eeteee eaeee “ : Boys’ Knickers i 7 Sandee 7.8 Sede : Bungalow Frocks ~ . ¢ Linoleum Rugs 60c Value a: ; Regular 89¢ Value st: Regular $5 Value Boys’ Caps, Hats : Boys’ Blouses Regular 79c Value Pe eae 25 Value ae Regular Regular $1.85 Value B i Regular $1 Value ss (SSe > 2 532 ee SR ipa Hae oe :: ‘ = . ——- nt "Ty 5 xt { ' Boys’ Longie Trousers _ to Soa g ey: Te eeenee eee ewe eeee * nee Regular $5 Value a 7 ss; J ty scivetion of Sietiecdias : ses $3 or Sat urday = ly. oe. ee RET me a 333 se | NUGEX eat - ; ose a ry Tft NOT - D. A - ct. ; : . PL at ee os GENT I AY "i we . ’ ees offe Boys . Ofte Aap a + gee“ tee "| "8 2 Smary syte Val rest e3 > Blouses, fast colored per : Ta * es 7 aki —_— , Ly re; a ira ‘ — 2 ‘ T lie w Gry 23: OS 50s ngs, - “* sttor 8, belt : : so. SLisctiec riat .: a new }) ilterns. new Ses os caie. hroadetot} Maa ; 0S : see iitui law = 64 : : : (Main Fleer, Nerth.) ©. ©: (Bargain Gasement.) : as 1: dhe: soe SSS (Bargain Basement.) © rre; (Gace nin ‘ustee nt. ): ti: (Bargain Basement. > at (Barcain Basement.) : : : - (Rargain Base ment.) SoS Ses : t a s 5. : et . a . > Steres sees bseews s+ bee ae saeean &6 * ‘ c24eee py SS aa ent ae Sishieses: oc Raboadtaeaees $ 2608+ 4 ase rs : een er ee ef toe " Boys’ Reefers. ° | = pwr “Shirts : : Olivilo Toilet Seen | - Children’s Bloomers Value fe E Reguler 10¢ Bar Regular 39¢ Value * . 3h 44 2oaoe te eh > wih: ‘ 2 oe et ereenwes eeeee seroe (Bargain Basement.) =: pen’ “tn THIN MIS “aeeteert® ptsts. 7 titthey . * e : = ’ Pajam Boys’ Middy S | Bers’ Ciecin ‘Sada OE isi Play Suits = # Boys’ Pajamas 2 # Boys’ Middy Suits = : mtolroge EE é bes SES Regular 98c¢ Value $32 Regular 89c Value = oe Regular $1.85 Value : S ——— anus att Regular c 3 Regular 69e Value :: $3 zee ; oh Satur lay oniy, NT 33: ses For Saturday only NU- r as ' atu fs +f For Saturday 33 o . “ Si rds mn . iS cys Satur tay ox yy. Por Saturday only, NU- = i For Saturday only, ww at i sora nlce lige Bt Cc =: G2 GENT DAY. we otter reg TB seen Sittin DA i = GENT UA Cc re i ees me ee Cc a: 3: NUGENT DAY oe — i THA’ " i r -- GENT DAY, we ‘ otie see sp ' te: * Jation. two-pants Suits long 333 32: 0 rr ure Spr us & a Teet long - ‘hey exular i6c «ise ba: i girls’ nainegak sm , Play Suite of kh ~‘e = s -; rayon Troe s, hite colors, =: OH OSOR Seet Tet Tit tz: ney oe i St oo eet 4e% ankie Sin ye | os. +> o4t 4 4 eresessisisesssssssesessssessssss:

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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23. PAGE 14 all ° 2 ee cunsautanan OL OOS ON een ed ~~ «> owe o2e eee rer rere ener ee* Sanat owen res oe PLL LA LG PELE DEEL NL DEEL LLL ELL EAA MF ey st - Ce ore s PELL LOL PEPE OE is ve eee ee 8 ee ‘er eure rer “ ee a re cea A BOI rer nat, e-« Khaki Trousers | : ‘Men’ s Sweaters © 2 ” Kiddies’ “Wear : - Window Shades. : Saltan Drapery : Voile Rofile Cartains 23 Kiddies’ Bloomers B 2 Drapery Damask : — ss ? Value 4 R la ‘ 50 Value = Regular $3.95 Value = Regular $1.00 Velae : = Seconds 65 a : - . # 4 ¢ They’ re ir . pai _38e = = SUGENT DAY. + $1 95 = = xT GEN’ .y we offer §9c a = NUGENT ‘T'S we 39c - ot he 396 +: VA ke ee oe oe a lial zn = = — rs ¥ quality—and Rares - Fae — Parpipee * — . = = ; pant SPOCK mys = 2 Cte ™ . “ ; om a 3 etarrs with : ndge. SeaGreG s CS + >: . cer man ; with on ——- erences ~~ aa « — | ELL lh A A A ATE “| pa Se ORS ORO SOT SOC O Te oe oe -_—ee"" ” 7 * +e naar — ™ eee * wyiligssiewerss:: eRe eo ere aooreeeseers ae een ene ae ceeeeal Sangee s F ; men Will ¢€ eee ee oe owe » OS Ee es op ews wwe news ae ¢ : 2 ore Z ee) pt an ee eee SSO ae SS SS e+ OHS OT ORCS TESS - - a a 8 . ” “2 ye . : ae rs - bad - a sr Sed ee peipnanetiiating = “ ° ae ee e ~ cee. - renews “ Range neeene : EN il DAY: in wh gin Ba ee eelied eee wen www ewe eee - ee _ reees ee EERSTE ENC RSET » rrr »?7?s a2? : ” ™ SS. eel eee eee = See ee eee renanonats ST Sauna eae ee Sea eon +e p~_w8=-o ee . frestre eae ———- = = ee = - o nena “a oo ~ : : ’ = - asl > ar | Bridge Lamps == Girls’ Dresses Extra-Sze || Extra-Size + _ Women’s Coats eit Tesceets = E $1 and $1.50 Value : Coats = = = 122 Be $12 tail ee Ny Vee FE ed) OMe . oe i i = : Regular $17.50 Value ,afe ems tee eee ee iw th ; ; +e Pieeheeaives - ~~ ore ‘Barcain Basement.’ (Barges! .? Rar in Basement.) eet ae ee ere OR AO Oe a Re A TI SOR ORE ve er ee Men’s Coveralls a S Pajamas Men’ $ Unies Salts = Se’ $ ‘Siaiante = Weasel’ : Umbrella; i | Women’ s Felt Slippers. : i Women’ $ Sweaters i _ Infants) Coa Regular $2 Value 3 =: Regular $1.75 Value =~ Recular 88c Value : $3.50 and $3.95 Values : Regular $1.49 Valué : : Regular 59c Value =: Regular $3. me = = $4.15 $498 SESS HERES PRRRREEE EGGS FF SgRREEELELE eeene aeee ~ LEE GAEL LORE NGS eer SaS HORE Hatt Eh THERE ett Eh Lt ities ite ti ities] Pee eet ttietistit teen 4 : = or Poa» -, a + Galatea come ee ee _* BE ahead ae ae SD abedinh hae ee) “Broadcloth Shirts r= “ar “a - Men’s Neckties © Work Shirts : P rinted Crepe de Chine : : Cn de Chine = | Crepe Silk Selim: + Flat Teal Crepe — $1.50 Value : = 2 Reg. $1.50 Value, 6 Prs. = Regular $I Value Regular 89c Value = = Regular $2 Value : z Regular $1.49 Value z : Regular $2.19 Value : : Regular $2 Value o8c : 7 — a: See ‘* sre SEEEHHEEagti Ht TEL 62 eeee © 8 SS CSR EO TOT COR OO ee 7 — > "ew -eeecee* o8eee : ‘Krinkled Bedspreads 1 "Feather Pillows Men’s Oxfords “Women's Hoase Slipper " ‘Terkish Zeus 4 Pc. Bed Outfits : Regular $1.25 Vaiue = — Regular $1.29 Value Regular $6 Value : : Regular 98c Value = Regular 20c Value = — $25 Value — 4 ) 64c Had tee : . EILIESELITEL it ttei aes tit PRPS RSET EEE EERE RRR ORE th tiht PERPSARTALLEHELEHS ; . ’ tit —_—* ees eee oe we 0 OO Oe eRe FO - —- 19¢c . fia SS a — - en . y | Bases A. : =: eats Felt in| S$x12 Axminster Rugs Ox12 Velvet en : : “9x12 ‘ene oa iz Velvet Rugs : : Felt. Bias Rugs : =: Inlaid as | | Children’s Oxto Reg. 59c Walue, Sq. Yd. Rezsular $37.50 Vaiue Regular $34.50 Value : : Regular $23.50 Value = e ” Resuler $1.95. Value = : Regular $00.00 Value = S Reg. $1.49 Val., Sq. ¥d. = = $1.29 to $1.75 Val , Sect gEess eeeceesesseits steer grett ee. rere eeeeerebe peebetete vy Oe sod eee REN Rat RRR RN oes. eye . LOaMAY te =“ ceee ~@e~ eet m ee eee a ee . wancabanaiabenas —— 2536-Inch Pillowcases : 39-In. Us : | 81x90 Bed Sheets. Table Damask | | Linen Toweling | Bleached Shectimg | Children’s SAME Regular 20c V aiue “ ag 2 3 = = d c Vaiue : Regular 8Sc V aiue Reguiar 50c Vaiue = a 29 v aiue 2 = Reguiar S0c Vaize . = $1.38 to $2.98 Valu ; % " - ; . ~ “ oe . 2 Fd he . ° x a . $ : i , : j 2C€ : = : “ 3 . xt =! P ee 7 - - - ~~ - . . —_ . a e . er _ q : - — - ~ : ~ 7 c : — - strrr-ta Sn ad pats E ae - : r- im“eNT } ‘ . . senestniatins ‘ 4 : he i a > - : = *: * aA. se on ~gt v LiF — ‘ hee : ; ae . “a he Ee s : . . » } x _ — - - . ; “ . sT Sk : . . A o ° a aa gt =. : x . oom -e F - * —- © a t « = 4 WP - AR ye « be] — as os 4 on . nat . . ~ "he, a ae & : ' : Sie " , . ' ide « ‘ * - — om * os . 7 — — ae , 4 - - a* m « : = wry ~~? % v = . ° P * . % +4 = Gs Eat f > F ; eon 2 ~~ ~~ : Ps “4 oe - + a “ > ; . Ms - i e — ” . = - . - ~~ ~ : —— . - - . wae ‘wh _ + o ee 4 o " . . ‘ ES f * ; “ ’ aa — ms. 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———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 29, 1997 ST.LOUIS PO ie. ieee. = re ee ee ee te ee ee —— a — s —— - . — oa fe Women’s Washable Kid Cloves We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in June , “Tre-Jur” Double Compacts Drapery Dama if igh wel $1.95 to $2.25 Value ss i‘: & . atue, Saturday, Pair, $3.95 fcExT 1 . “me $1.29 : ; ki | They're imported washable suede, of excellent yA Regularly $1, Satarday, Each, 65c Sisk osond “paiterns ang [Mme © quality—and they’re in chic tailored, one-clasp St, eo ee ee (‘Bargain iitenene 3 E ] Ee style. Since the group includes white, chamois, | Jur’ Compact for the good o es —— a | mode and silver hues, fashion and a Each slim case contains face powder and lipstick, — 4s NN Mag, om - a vehi > epee een Tem » Ag - . 7 Neal ag tn I yy “Hey man se : ; Dae % A i ARE CR A IB Mie OS Bay aioe ge ih t MP adie TP rer a economy alert delightfully scented with “Tre-Jur” Perfume. women will obtain several pairs! OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Tollet Goods Section—Main Floor Glove Secti on—Main Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO. THE MAY co. Los Angeles Denver St. Leuis Akron Cleveland Pgs con ah sty @ SR dae mater teen Se ee 4 BA. sehen 7 ‘ ¥ Lo > paige ONG AEA RDI) saasond Se reindin aD x Te SP CR eye CAMs arg) At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style—Airy Styles, Filmy Fabrics and Enchanting Colors Mark the Appearance of Youthful $ Tomboy Lingerie | | | ‘ 2 Is the Newest—and i Very Practical at ba Vk abe Bas SO A Ae we fe FP ee Se omen’s Coats | 3 ah (% >: 2 ee eee i ee a ~ ¥ . ARC te IRs sagcerbesinb ne: caste eapusrvter » Values . : ; s ; ~ : , - ° : . : ; s . ; ¥ - - : om é . : ; : esse TET h Yan | In the Misses’ Section—Three Interesting Groups at @ Strictly tailored and cleverly designed are siaes Wee ee Tomboy Undies—the new- - i , Pattee est type to win women’s 3 Nitta a Maka and misses’ hearty approv- ) SRE + ea inte al. In three styles—a one- : cae ae piece chemise, a two-piece dance set, and the popular “running pants” garment. € There'll be a buzz of youthful approval over these Frocks when Saturday re- Checked batiste—tub-fast veals the whole fascinating assortment—hundreds of garments that have been ar- colors. Sizes 32 to’ 36. Third Fleer riving day by day during the past week. Sports Dresses, street Frocks and the most adorable afternoon creations—in a fabric range that includes flat crepe, . : me ; Georgette, chiffon, crepe de chine, melody crepe and rajah. Plain colors vie with CGrirls Coats SSSSEIIIEHD TITER at : A Y- 4 \\ moe! $ 3 :. / a \@ = . . . fants’ Coats NR) Beste el OOS stripes, checks, flowered, printed and figured patterns. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Regular $4 Value = | ie: SS ) Ke se oar os : =% SS $15 to $16.95 Values > ie 77\\\ a ge PORK . Saturday for Daintiest of New Modes + Misses’ Coats $Q O0 . . . . 7 Pee reer tee 7 $82 iadegbaZc2e8SaSSSARES SeamaBiRRG #4255505 3020052222388 oo “izes » (Bargain Basement.) * eee es Senter a were ae 5 ee dt a aah eg 43 ee ey ae ee ar ? Pane ete ae es et e os er : ee tat as ee, ee In One, Two and Three Piece Effects, Including Com- $79.50 to $89.50 Values binations of Lace Bodice and Pleated Georgette Skirt $ 7 5 : 692 @ Only one or two of a kind Lace-trimmed models are particularly lovely—and even useful of most of the emert, Spring little Frocks claim frivolous charm with embroideries, shir- a ee = a models in this special event— = , 1 111e .@) 9 - rings, drawn-work and novelty flowers. Several sleeve- ing models trimmed with "Sauievel, so that mothers and daughters less mgdels will come in for attention. monkey, American broadtail and | should share it Saturday morn- Summer ermine. Sports Coats, too. ing! Sports and dressy types Sizes 14 to 18 years. —in plaids, checks, tweeds, twills and regulation navy blue cheviot. Sizes 8 to 14 $100 to $175 Coats | years. | At a Saving of $35 to $45 Coats —sports and dressy models for hoice of 1000 ie f wen — to 7 pence. t d d h » , wuuses tiv toda. Cae CW ats | \_Resllcas from recent Paris openings cir Setion—outeh Free | me: — po and es fur- * . . a > iF ! re or otherwise istinctive. . -Priced Section : gE 3 Sizes 14 to 18 years. Pe a es | i‘ io vas | The Silky Sheerness _—_ vance ummer | 4 of Surety Hose RO RADY e : Indi , ; ° (© ig OF Wha SA Fe, ndicates their high quality and ety ee NEN : places them highest in Fashion’s fa- ; vor! Women know that they’re ex- A Dainty | ) . > = i clusive here, full fashioned, shapely : a non and satisfactorily durable! Girdlette @ Your Hat needs should disappear quickly in this pop- - ELS . ee ) At $1 95 ular-priced Section Saturday! For, with a new assort- (Barenin es a Just Enough Support tor ment of 1000 Hats almost as many smart advance styles, | ) iy iy rn, ie Surety Hose in chiffon, light, — se | \ | Slender, Youthtul Figures— and a price as moderate as $5—you re promised a de- y' WY Wr; medium and service weights. Silk 0 Ke | | ! lightful choice! Crochet viscas, models trimmed with Ee E, ws art | and lisle tops and soles. White > and more than thirty of the sea- +) flowers, soft felts in flower colors, effective black € | ee agp ne rey “~ ions Pai e f reste x a Nie PRES iat 02» mie —_ a ‘ ee % " x re wee > ~ = peebuaied apie ae a etal © . . tae RAIA ‘ a w a - 7 , “5 -™ mM mh ericesptesaienaanten acetate nd Ser age ee ' inrmanesestonemcen ; ann Peper erent Tree 3 pete AEs, ayy Ae Ps sai iernn: peee Bt So eA hae woe Sion. by ~ A d thes 5 Daa - i ee ps : 2 + ¢ eel Re a ids .. ae a8 a re th eg wes ; tgs ~ . * lat Nici al BAP ye vr res id Khan > ode —eriols i Sn ig alata . * dieu baht te Te To ‘hd te wb x 1 6. es ae cacao wie “ rie DR PN re ie. VEAP Pay “ ae Saya , ; - Aa 4 be Wis ETD, + ea teens. neta rate Ny ea Mertens Ale ab. Chances ane ole peso SAAR ser Terrie wt. ABN OReuRy poms Mp Saad aedetchadeien ate iien tanks bs. So kane. dake PS 2 AAPL), ein gre RB as adlissocetisaiaaaanetntdlinnttis aahiedeiekcainns Ro atria. idmaen. ah hoe of amped Bed Sets: tegular $1.25 Value i ms : + sSbweS LES LIEU ESSE LE MSRELOMM Soescoaoeaenang iets satins, wide-brimmed Milans, sheer-braids and leghorns. Tailored Bankoks, too. And smart types for matrons : At $2 "5 ( There are the Girdlettes pictured not forgotten. | Exquisite extra-fine chiffon and others, even slighter, that are : ‘ — merely Garter Belts—both types are Tt S the Way of Fashion at St. Louis SEs “Sureties” with silk tops—in fif- | teen of the shades that chart nati for misses and juniors. ; LSE am ce “fabrics, with elastic side Dominant Store for Style—to Ade ples He egy age nl > on; | A weed sections and two pairs of supporters. quately Meet Every Need From As- Ys ‘) miuan” ose Ss i = |G ec ‘ ortments That Are Wondrously Broad : oa og) Always Obtain Two or * illows ; Sur B28 U lift Bandeaux sort ws as ; | e Millinery Section—Fourth Floor 4 5 More Pairs of & Color e. —It’s Real Economy. ered with new rayon | fail ie. . a Jf ff || Ch YZ, Nothing stiff or binding about these dedi ff ‘] . little garments—that’s why ere ap- ; me | a i ie | prove of them so highly | : ne oC OO Lg eg OOS i hee Hosiery Section—Main Floor (Basement.) as j selection a Sis |e q Corset Section—Third Floor ov ewes 7280 2 *e8 © “~ - enere DOORS eaeeasce. cree et eee SN ritresster cesses \ | fee ee Famous-Barr Co.’s new 5 » ft jelly, Wyandotte ane caram : SQN AS * assortments are nothing TT Children S Shoe Co , ters—all made in our own shop. ENN: Ss laf om . fascinating, with JOSE E 1.98 ¢ Ef ; Sy FF eh SS iy | : these five newcomers , pete ape cE Pecan Patties Pekoe Beittic yA | 1 \ proms gape gg toe hinting at the delightful tine oe _ ~ Rie ectioct’ gol $1.63 | 3 Three kinds—vanilla, maple, wry he cana saaoee. : SQ gs? fi , @ It’s hard to place a limit on the usefulness of pebble or metallic a ti find here in shell gray kid, it’s B Si and Oxfords, . Cait | 4 and chocolate, with choice wets Hime siete’ Mieke- 35 . these new silk broadcloth Frocks! Scarcely trim; of 2 gap ne : buckled in siiver. j pecans; special, 39c tle candy; special, Ib., oc an occasion all Summer where they’d be out kid with er ato Charming for many Sestsstzsco72:: Ssterte teres: rertszs+ ott a pound. i a a a i wee ee - ' an 1] ] t : or red ki wit occasions. Hand- z ; of place! Individually smart styles, tat parchment trim. 4 oe BMbsestsasesissesscezzessesscserae8s a Sweets for Mother S Day lored and youthful—beautifully made. , ; ; i) o ws &o Tae — lesh, bois is re—Are Ready (SS @ eS Bie In Summery colors—green, flesh, 3 2 —of Our Own High Quality Make : A fi | Regular $3.50 Value |) © N f Our h an Attractive Gift Packages Arr S 7 de rose, pink, lavender, French blue, oi) | ~~ wt SSS Sunni and white. Saturday shop- $2.39 oa) @ Hdkf. Bax | Motto Box ' Gold Box BF OS | | pers will have splendid choice. | oe) | os | 3 $ | Over Te) : i a eee po lame Wa * o . a Lb.. 1.75 Ae i : Lostiaprpeessssesiterrrtteceseeterige rests rss teatts | ' eS, S$... A “5 M ot her s | b tiful Gift & BF Sf ] . ] S Sema : A beau 3° Plain-Colored Smocks HAMPTON Patent with black | ” on A superb candy | Day’ motto Box, paper cov- ee | @ gift—this Hand- | the cover —that es SESS | : : : } urkish Towels OF 3 kerchief Box lifts to reveal 3 eee denlity as- With Cretonne Trimmings —is a sleek, elegant checker trim, or shell Regular 25c¢ Value fo 2 filled with our pounds - cer sorted M ilk one-strap band-turn- gray with onyx trim Tig im unsurpassed Par- Par - Excellent Chocolates. The gayest sort of workaday uniform— $ 95 ed, so —_ it will fit — ° feo > domo | : to perfection, and uty open , ment kid or patent SE ARIAS WL AA he NA Nh Fog aS aN NOB Re O36 Nahinhtiinas Uprderethiupiatads sensed ns Ih belle eonbew one “ 5 pecan nougat roll, pecan ee Pie eat ntaente iain eon tk ha AR: CR Me ON +2 hte id ah Rll Nae 8 : Shhbeg Whig pide 4 Os i Mihi Aphis Gi LT ’ (‘Bargain Basement.) *:: hss 4 vw Z Ge or =atuy rE “” ‘ - 7 : D, nied Ss : . ; ,% a r. : % ~ ‘ ~ ‘A* A xtmjn- a ~ > P : - ~ us ' + sortiment umay only, NO- > iz Excellent Choco- | and best, milk ; i hend-tarned per 3 | 23 } | . | 4 these plain colored tub Smocks trimmed ; ; : ; 6c ‘| = lates. Chocolates. . with vivacious cretonnes—and reversible! with covered box e- sate, leather one-strap heel, correct for i with contrasting trim. | ' there Long sleeves—offered at We Ship Candy ro Ager ken g i oonens «aim House Dress Section—Third Ficer Footwear Section—Second Fleer ee brute ne threasa mec. & gs | > in jars. : Basement.) -— sisrsstisssssecssesiaesseeeeaaee - ore wwe e — ee POCP TES HEH denen eee eee ee eee er reF giit rT (Barca — — ~ a were aE nee eae ~ 7

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COT Fa PAGE 16_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ______ FRIDAY EYE! Field's [Mom Washington Av., Cor. Sixth St. | Entire Millinery Stock Great Combine How in Control tan’ sae greene meee oom se a : i me Me. Whe Owing to Change of Management—in the Millinery Department— Special Cormmpondence of she Post Dtepacc Cieey | Fi reecraid Sued f rante | 4 We Must Close Out Every Hat. Our New Spring Stock a — eee ee NOSTES Gal, agen 23 |RANETITE m MF Fo. co. | MOTH ER‘'S DAY | eee Must Be Sold Regardless of Cost. months the European steel com- Cissy Fitzgerald, popclar s . ; 7 PF - ~ | ) = = - Be q - - °-,? ee - — ad a ~_ — iz E Be i st er. ; Du [22s SES | Silk Sport Hats— 4 aha... . lf C.. | an || as + 2 iexef Bey Bt Gee Trimmed Hats— © colors and Pa — makers ef four or five countries | + Dresses coo Ri EE: ital Don’t forget the Felt Hats— binations. Pienty of § => * _ | acai itis eae ) Mother's Day ; large and small head | ; ae Tar ii | Cleaned : Hats to saif every sizes. APE: 3 Ti Pree deere ee NE. pi v./ _ wi lle the terminus of Xe led $5 & $% s 2 beautiful book MEER Regular $5, $6.95 and $7.50 Values 7 Y, J ) Wh « Yh We Parce! Post from Coast to Coast = tel a _™ - * Saturday's Sunday candy Special eceemmemey ODRCE Sectier So are they 2 | i. Senpdlimntne tail “come 7 Biack Walnut Goodies...Assorted @ port in sewred sole iat Chocolates and Persian Caramels Box $4 ton” ar. -_™ — OR RATE Bt EE MN lw most three feet since 3i2T3 ‘ | lowering the flood = ™ ca 7 ee g ce ees OE os inc. nen tk ek Oh a sori Point accoraimgs 2 . = drop ping. $1.50 . | , OD. a A al +e . - : en ne ef ee eeeecsZefft fe = a ° = 4 ~ oes . ore: =o; - Varn a , 3 eg, ee ? ie arniiz “ . ~ a ~ a tocig ceil ta . ee GENTLEMEN PREFER BLEND And the Economical Gentlemen can get them too! items below represent special values . . Merchandise. You can purchase sing! plete ensembles in the right colors-— To provide such high quality, wide and low prices we feel is an unusu hievement | Lin 2 a | | = The Subway’s ae =| | — : NT DAY OF EERE OW ve — - - 7 a falian Hognor (on. / ’ - - ~ . ™ ~ , -# $ " " = _ * * * — - 8 ‘ ‘ . . . Me ; t \ 3 a . - ~— > te _——_ 4 4 “s A - “ : * 7 ’ e » aan ad : $ g FS o _ ae F y 4 en rs 7 a. “t " x.) . A ™ ‘ ad ‘ a . - . ; a a , “a " i Pas r a . 4 ; ’ . : : We h a 7 i Sree atl, . a Seeds at FT OP Oey eS = ‘ icsiog on the te Bh bi be te ES RRR pl Heid A aR Vays thi UU UU ULILIGL unineme TT SAE USA ag oS a alae ball Neck wear Four-in qualities. Sealing silks. ~ Large selection 4 TPPNSEEAA ERAT if IMI Slight seconds. =a te New York _ , .¢ Langley is the @ ~® ar forces of the “oTmanded by ahead i Towers ee ae | Longe ‘s vee St . od ° st eT P? iy s4iis Lil =~ Hats—Cravs and 5.00 values. Extra quality at bs ei Re Oo a ge os bse ay THLE Ln mMiet T Tth in TTT TT 7 et hil Values. Made specially of Bostonian shoes. Extr ‘ New models. . — ; *s “ : 7 d mar , “ . _ “* a) ing =a .- - : vais creme mith one ¥ 3 service by resident M Se ee ee et li ’ trictions, Lit i it. YW iis SA on eb a wi . - - ~ —, - . > o- « { : eer . . a ed - : To County PY ae eS ee ee Te - _ " : - ot AAR ad ih 471 = ee eae oe PA SRLS PNR i Kegan yey RN 1 ATOR ORM I RNR aR a RR IRR ey PY RABE INU NAL rent aad ARE Ni ao BNE A ee Ne EPR ee, eT eee) re DP iw ee a hee ie — * at ree | See — Ensemble ———— 5 | | aoe ra ‘ @mMminawie~] fx - Iti ingois Co =: Sint of “ Paes | = _ : | The ULL UL LULULL Lint ntti itt epee ene Store for Ail the Peogic” ~~

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ek from Sunday. } “~ es—filled with »$2.50, & $3.00 ots, filled $5 & $6 beautiful book ees «6 ast to Coast inday ..- Assorted Caramels ro 1 k End Meals D PARTIES Bpecial. ...s30C i er. I berry and Vanilla Sec nest eri DOZEN ....40¢ by novelty e WASHINGTON Bee Candies ewiike lot of the ep Alum1- machine riect me- runs fine fame won- ice as a . INERRO OF MERCY Stranded in Field Near Charles, Mo., When Taking Feed to Marooned Livestock. A determined effort is being made to refloat the Alton ferry ' poat, the owner of which, Capt. | Carl Steiner, cruised along the sub- | perged route of State highway No. : 94 in Missouri Point, St. Charles | County, last Wednesday, on an errand of mercy, ground on a hidden knoll. The Mississippi-Missouri ‘flood, only to go} which has covered most of Mis- | gouri Point, isolated much live- | stock on the high spots. Steiner, who placid course between Alton and Capt. | Ordinarily steers a | the terminus of No. 94 with his | big, sternwheel, gasoline-driven boat, decided to take some feed to the stock. Heading for the farm | of Edgar Keen, he tried a short cut | over an inundated corn field. The | Knoll stopped the craft with a shiver, three miles from the nor- mal channel and near Spatterdock Lake. All the tricks of river men s80 far have failed to budge the boat. Capt. Steiner got an old ferry, he'd im reserve, and tried to pull the stranded craft loose, but the rap- idiy falling water made it impos- gible. It appears he will have to wait till Missouri Point is left dry by the receding flood, then try to move the ferry boat to the river on rollers. The ferry measures scenes suena teeeememeeeeemeenee een ee | | about 25 by 60 feet, with a high | pilot house, and is big enough to | carry hal fa dozen automobiles. It. cost $12,000. The captain hasn’t much time | for further experiments in getting | his boat out by its own power, as | the river at Alton has fallen al- | most’ three feet since Wednesday, lowering the flood leve!] gouri Point accordingly, and is still dropping. PINEDO’S SPEECH TO FASCISTI STOPPED BY 200 RIOTERS | Italian Aviator Escapes Under Barrage of Rocks During Clash in New York. Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, April 29.—tThe visit of Francesco de Pinedo, Ital- lan aviator, precipitated a clash last night between Fascisti and their opponents. He escaped un- der a barrage of rocks, but a re- porter, who carried a loaded pistol, was arrested. He is Antonio Tum- on Mis- | barello, 24 years old, of Brooklyn, | who says he is correspondent for | Il Legionaro, published in Italy. De Pinedo and Count de Revel dined at the Club Fascist end left to attend a meeting of the Italian Honor Legion. Nearly 200 enti-Fasciste had gathered Thomas | and | hoots greeted De Pinedo and the. Count as they hurried upstairs. De | Pinedo hardlv had begun his ad- dress when a crash of shattered | glass, then another and a shower | of stones brought every Fascist to his feet. door. to 1000. police and reserves There was a rush for the | Outside the crowd had swelled Someone telephoned the | arrived | as De Pinedo, Count de Revel and | the Fascisti emerged. The police used their night sticks and finally | De Pinedo jumped into an auto- mobile and escaped. AIRPLANE CARRIER LANGLEY DISABLED BY EXPLOSION Generator Blast Paralyzes All Electrical Machinery; Will Be Towed to New York. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April ; ' | 29 —An | explosion on the airplane carrier | langley at sea today paralyzed all @ectrical machinery apoar. the | Navy Department was informed by | radio. There were no casualties 10 | the ship’s personne!. The accident Oclock this morning while occurred at 7 | the | langley was proceeding with the | fleet off New York. A Watt generator away the main injection line, cut- ting the auxiliary exhaust steam lines completely. the ship was said to 200-kilo- | exploded, carrying | and | Although | be taking | Water Mightly, she was in no dan- | ger. After the explosion *nchored half a mile light. Later towed to New York for repairs. the vesse] | from Am- | she will be§ The Langley is the flagship of | the air forces of the fleet. She is | commanded by Commander John Towers. The Langley is electrically pro- Pelled. An emergency radio outfit Was unaffected. ing Met by the use of pumps, the avy Department's advices said. The leak was be- | ' | ! I | Assistant Secretary Warner, in | ® of naval aviation. is aboard the disabled ship. B SANS OF ROBBERS INDICTED 2 > oats * = Se ee = _ SRillips Brooks. Indictments charging robbery | ' ; Were returned by the grand jury | yesterday against Lawrence Arens,. i brother, Virgil Arens, Mrs. Rose | ns, divorced wife of Lawrence; : r brother, Fred Razor: Leo er and John Boehlein, ents replace warrants pre- Viously issued. Bishop Lawrence to Retire. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, April 29.—Bishop Wil- Lawrence wil] retire from his Office as Bishop of the Protestant Opal Diocese of Massachusetts Orrow, having tendered his res- tion because of advancing Years. He wil! continue his duties who. ve confessed $37 holdups. The in-.| « the cathedral in this city. Born | Boston, May 30, 1850, he be- | ame Bishop of Massachusetts in | 4893, succeeding the late Bishrop | = 7 ee 1 ae Introduction of Condemnation Or- | dinance Revives Dispute on $1,200,000 Institution Site. The prospect of another contro- 090 City Hospital for Negroes, ap- peared yesterday when a condem- nation ordinance covering two city blocks bounded by Carroll Grattan streets and Park an? St. Ane ivenues, north of the Citv Hospital, was introduced is ; —————— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 HTN FERRY AROUND ie WESRO HOSPITAL WPPEARS ; af ers, = es a Be I alia Saif An ¢xtraordinary purchase of 4000 Spring Ties. Handsome neckwear offered at 39e—and made to sell for very much more. Certainly a timely event...coming right at the beginning of Summer...when a man just T) Thrifty men wu! can t have too many ies , . . ‘ . +ha bar +h Aan7ens atirdaw (oe Te a? \ [—. aos C id > AL Lad AG. ° * buy Mikado Crepes! Princeton Prints! Bright Summer Silks! Bright Polka Dots! Stripes and Novelties! Four-in-Hand Styles! Wide Flowing Ends! Store Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. SCHMITZ & SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON NEW ECONOMY DEPARTMENT ... only one month old ... with values so sen- sational that it is already the largest $22.50 Suit Department in St. Louis. A new idea in clothing at economy prices . . . backed by the undisputed Schmitz & Shroder reputation .. . the standard for quality for over 37 years. The newest fashions and fabrics as fast as they are developed... fresh garments arriving constantly. A clothing service that is the finest in St. Louis ... values such as the city has never experienced ... prices that assure a positive saving on every garment you purchase. Saturday. Be sure to investigate The Finest Kind of 2-Pant Suits $3450 ‘395° 2 The aristocrats of hand-tail fi a - . > ‘* Bostonians. irr ee Bil . - ’ ‘““Tudor Halls’’ in eollege models. red stylish Adler ‘‘Collegians, Every Suit tailored cio_Lning. Super! ’ the popular bv hand, every Suit in the very newest model, and all with two pairs of trousers. assortment we have ever shown. The largest and finest Beautiful Spring Topcoats $22.50, $29.50 and $34.50 (Second Filvor ) Boys’ Confirmation Suits With Two Pairs of Knickers ' A special purchase wool blue serge : come with alpaca linings. one pair of golf knickers and one pair of plain knickers. Extraordinary values Saturday at $11.75. years. Boys’ Long-Pant Suits ¥ | ; in brign *7 .% , . ; P i pf && } ipie [ ‘ tj es . ‘ ests. Excelient wooiens | alr) 9 oF snart “ Nee | i- ate: * oO *? wy @iitl »/& ae a eo. a 7 _. j sizes . " | ER ry 7 een ; ai sev rf . see ,enanrs im | 4275 just in time for confirmation. Coats are fashioned in the popular double-breasted model and Vests in the favored mannish effect. SHRODER Made of fine weave, pure Complete with All sizes from 6 to 12 | Boys’ Broadcloth Blouses pure Dae TAS Oe eh pi ~~ lag ce fi os RP en me _— ha Yaa tie ay . ‘ ‘ as fe ee cn 2a aia Se rh bi dudeciechinin “aaa . aya pad SAR Otte oid eters Ae, Later ake weet An ae ‘ * oe PN epee sae Pes a2 ik . IOAN NE MT BR ide Nome etapa (: ted. deans eo arene an ad Ogee g: sires rs Maleate da alt ca ee a» ey ahi seks gin Sosy a . - he re nediadelnnts tee etn ee dy - eet as aetna ti aherssfamianin lasagna deme er ee a aE orks ny ° . pty dep 5: ae seats oe srattng ene Se weit J SB Sa SIAR AR i lect en te Menahin fdied Sada Race er ee cae ee SARA Ar ON An heat Mt Si

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ‘ede Saturday Not Payable ~ — 77 iPi- : wee ee se Re ? Until June | LUGGS 4 (| é é : Pound, 50c; 2 Pounds, me Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 eR Gp nk x“ mn Ye Pi ¥ rican i inlet in ie aa y Ws. at tisteaadiae vale 25 AF o. th i i . g 4 py le ys ‘tie 2 USIRESS - In the Sports Shop—Saturday | P ae. | . LE i , : Smartly Inexpensive Are These a BA @} -22 | Tai lored | a oe ba AR ae: CG I Specially Purchased for This Event ee Se ‘ At this season oom Ne west Summer Hats Rete pers ' gs Tailored Suit and in of- fering these inexpensive, LF (\( -— A | —Shown for the First Time Saturday ow ey a — _— ao » Far Out-of-the- Head Sizes Nal Values for Everyone -= ~_ tO Our DOpUlar- vy Section—for what could be more welcome newest Hats for only $5? Summery Milans, | crochet models are featured in black and all ee ome" ach the colors wanted fer Summer frocks—so be among the first to , aa a : 7 share in this timelh y and very sp cial purchase. An Extraordinary Choice of Smart Clearing in the Sports Si 20p of earing Juniors Coats . 70 Garments in Three Unusual Groups | Sample Suits Mostly One Style of a Kind Choice } 3 | | : onall $ 75 For Women Saturday d | Oe | | ne fered at and Misses A MOST unusu rap | pe, Chinese camasx. Ge —_* ee openly it . : — s s exception, Ti : = an ¢ ‘i i: & 7 to that ti i gette, jersey and : me wo pie 7 S Ss as see that these Suits would ordi- models in tucked. embr dando “les i] much higher price than $39.7S—and | | ing lines, their fashionable fabrics and splem $12.75 Je y Fr = ”) : 11 : cring are further reasons for prompt Saturday — —in many shades and one and two piece styles: . at | uits of gray, tan and blue twills, homespun, a cy eae S : . noveity weaves with fringe. striped navy men’s weer, _ ) - os Page choice cked suitings and other fabrics of the most de- sirable kind ss adlhtedi adh cthadibaesnieaiadatindteesidie cual adienan ne ec cata, n,n, — Se Suit Shorp—Third F*cer. Leghorn Hats ee res of eee ae Barney Boy Suits With Two Pairs of } — Sm --> bs ~ > due we hn the ~~ = Aa WH & & NE Le Ne eee Bie f | * tn tTemeiy F. xtraordinar g nes—the simpie tal- smart and arpeai- amd three ‘button 7 7 rs. The - ‘een mode! th ox i lapels and low-set ° Sizes Are | pockets are shown in the newest muxtures y. tam and brown and im smart fab- PAMOONT GRO RE te, RAR RR i Broben mh are ail-wooi. M3 Each Suit, lining and trimmings are the Bee. — the supericr quai- rimg amd service of these Suits. Kop 4 MES NA Ts 8 eRe 8 int Ae RD. ~~ = a ea a rs Clothing—eco BA teeter Ogee v AR RTICIPATING 3 in this cl n ul delight—for ‘ he Wome: ada M; ’ Dress Shops are ( otter- | Pr... College Girl Oxtords ee mY ‘ Si es } Flapper and Oliver Twist . — — ‘ — S STrialt +S 4 al ‘ ‘ > be You May Choose at aS a be a a | Fess Boys’ Wash Suits VY ander Voort 's $27.50 to $5 Ouaiz ries p Zz ~ ' ‘ . ‘ ; ; e, ; ‘ ., _ ~ ; 7 . ’ >. ;? . : . t? * ey . ; mod y ‘ee -_ - . 3 z ’ _ eal ~ ‘ ze Pi TQ ‘9 $ : 7 turday oni} : models are of fiat crep 3 Scooters, Regulariy 7 3 + ~~ “e — ? ; % oe if . : al me j : 4 _ 7 $ : provides correct foundation gar- Pl Special for Saturday a a ” a - i -. aay mn 3 Yh +3 ne PAY . ee ee i. LARGE group of our higher-priced Shoes selected for immediate selling. , y Bail-bearing ¥e- elastic Garter Belts and flesh silk | af 2 Satin, patent leather and tan calf. ; eos Baby Bik _. ) * es = . > - et - . x — . * ; 2 Pa ixes rTeg- tricot Bandeaux daint:!; : | : ~ Mies sizes and styles, but sy . ; roct- ularly $6.se: $4 25. Vandervoort’s Corset Sho . : n ~ ] ‘ . | reduced tO | Third Floor. | | ee aa mot a compiete range. ee Sto. 7S to $rz. Sy * $$-50 —— ski’ river. ie pe! aca nS veeE, A Se Beate ore : tL a a ne + ancervocrt s Women’s Shoe Shop—See eond Floor. pic ates Satay ai V anders pater > ; See shop— Dewnstairs

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_ ST.LOUIS PC77- DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS : “ST-DISPATCH..___ PAGE 19 SHOE Ae fen s : AY } AY ROPE Al io IT Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month Not Payable Until hail : 95c | : geese res ws LU) eaesrentn WITH FLAOD FUND \ i : ; : . F 606-08 Av.—Thru to Sixth St. ae | : All S pring Coats REDUCED! z=. Vamp Footwear || MAESI2M0] Free, $18 $92 $36 oz. These | : Short Vamp Fk OOtW Car he te Ale. Contsibu- — Extra Sizes Splendid Assortments in All Styles and Sizes if tions From Wage Envel- THA smart patent leather model illustrated at The Ox'ord tie model illustrated at the right alti ; seqieernnt af gap Angee edger apelin The Oniird tie model Mustrated at the rig il opes to Assist Mississippi toe, extremely high arch and spike heel. toe and is trimmed with brown patent PT WH It is trimmed with black and white leather. It is made of Parchment Kid. / PLT LA edt Valley Sufferers. polka dot edging. AAA to C. AAA to C, WMA HI iy See Our New Line of Cornell Health ATAU HUTTTTT TAT TTT ENTER : Shoes With Rigid Built-In Arch "AEA AA TAINMENTS TO gr” ssc aa areca aaa ATTA AAT AID RELIEF WORK , Coan TT ? ss THULE "2 =i | 4 “@ : LE SUCH) MMMM, SU UR eine re, | , :: HAR AT 0) ROP | Places of Amusement Give '§ - Wis fii; Sh er ‘Baa ao ae | ° AUTH LATE | HWS NU ASece aa Benefit Performances— | ) ‘Wane, thie ad — Sd - me iy! Pins res: vantage Sty ; salt . tes TR ’ 2S Bin vs ieee. Pe ah Me ? ee eS Gee Baten oF oF sie both RADII: nahin Anion aie ee a apa § m ae a ae: OS MA ORR bate te slat cae sho gles Styles suitable for immediate and Summer wear in every wanted shade; fur trimmed and bow models. (Third Floor.) TITITIITi It) — Og beat) es v vuyyy I a ~— hie ectinata noid AAR ARS PTA ALE EAI NS NO tap nH Got 8 ics sige Lee ane aE si 5 no peters os rn. : ks i EOE AEE! OLVERA PI TE SER NN AE ENT # aanne nite em api OR ee Ee a ee YOUTHFUL, NEW FLANNEL SPORTS SUITS and All Pastel Shades (Third Floor.) $16. 75 Up ee ren mq “+ to Dae bens scheme ta al WAS. Gaara cle + eal crv AAAI RARARARAAA LARA RAED AAA as canes Sater Hib | iid 13 at i} aX ne 4 ; AEN : 1 ii i ! &, S - 7, a oMbes 4 : | HAT LTH “Calamity Fund’ From Wisconsin Man’s Estate. | ; : ; tint : es 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ae ; ; retiiae ; ’ MEETR Laat ~~“ Hit taal rei | 1 itt biti} reieeaety 4 ; i ' ; Hilt i if | lh j | it iit ti TEPPER OS REL EE ll Youthful Modes That Are Really New in a Complete Showing of Advance Summer Dresses In the Pin Money Shop Smart Effects in $ : 15 New Handbags 16 : A Special of 05 Group for It is Summer in our “Pin Contributions to the. St. Louis| Red Cross flood relief fund exceed- | ed $182,000 today when officials of | St. Louis Chapter issued a “pay- day appeal” to men and women | | workers asking them to make con-_ |tributions from their monthly or. egret | weekly pay envelopes or salary Convenient : % A : | a ™ oa Lower Price checks today or toinorrow. een saga mee: Gee & Apparel for Women | The appeal is in line ‘with the | on Ninth St. & = ; and Children eereveeveeere ve & ewe | chapter’s campaign to bring out | | small contributions of from $1 to. | $10 and make the fund a general | public gift to the flood sufferers. “rn aie oO ats Fo Manet Pestermenee Meanwhile several benefit shows | are scheduled for the next few | A5 | days rith the entire proceeds to : | go to the relief fund. Tonight the | Madison Kennel Club will donate | its entire gate receipts. Tomorrow |@ midnight benefit show will be | cs | Ziven at the Missouri Theater and Regularly to $10 Sunday afternoon there will be a. Red Cross concert at Scottish Rite . . . (*a+} ¢ ¢ Th 4 “+ . i Five hundred Hats will be displayed for the very first ee eee am the Scottish time Saturday morning in the Basement Millinery Shop. ae ee wart. William M. Baxter Jr., chief of ; The styles are suggestive of warm Summer days. With | the Midwestern branch, announced 7 | drooping brims and of light Milan hemp and woven visca | that theaters throughout the 17 For Women A\ and Timbeau straw. States of the district were co-oper- | ° ; . , ating with benefit erf ‘ , ' ad . 1] heteeeusanes periormances | and Misses -.* | Se ee are many small shapes, too, in large and sma ein Chat th Boscobel, Wis. income . from a ‘‘calamity fund” in the will | 7 > | of John Varrel, owner of a livery Suits would ordi- aN — 7 | Stable, had been diverted to the , & EAN ———_ LLZZ | Red Cross. Varrell established the than $39.75—and if = | —S~_ | ZZ [E Log % | fund 25 years ago, stipulating that 6 fabrics and splen- } . 2 = | = =—SS Z eo \ 4 \, & ee income should be used for re- | — 2 —SSS | “Z he 4 'iief of those suffering in storms pt Saturday choice. _ floods, earthquakes and other acts | , j i —— ae : : | the Mercantile Trust Co. and not the most de \\ tae | iiiy eubiiched fottew. | | Leonard Matthews 100.00 100.00 | evvvevee t eee & ~ ek ee ee ee ee Te ap nage epee 28 . i ettineney ania Aneto tiaiale aay ty Brie " J sdaiiimiomitai , wei - Abies . ial ere denat _ cM aw ore De ini oT alae , “ . . ‘ " ang ¥ —— : i i w , ‘a Cage ih ote Phd avin Cos * . % , : 4 POSS: MERE a 9 Paine 92 te 48 : basta oti, bar tiap Beta ta Seat te SM ROR teh yh peed dais ey Sha op ET VME SEAT EE MY ie die Me hei : =r ‘| ae r 7 — ss —_ " Dearne Soke ds x — Money” Dress Shop—Summer personified by sheer, winsome Frocks in colors of rainbow KY Styles and colors to harmon- hues. Smart flowered and =\ Apres eet iA lab Bed peor rh Tes Fea oe mere us ~ ee eee eae ee eee en ee TY eee eS eT ea ee ee en sees BERRA a tem tn allege alae oe Uke casebha eeipenst: 5 DERE De ON A he wee ate ize with any Spring or Sum- printed chiffons there are, and mer ensemble in washable patent leather, calf, moire Georgette over prints, also fash- and lizard and alligator ionable eyelet, work and simple, grained leathers, shown little washable crepes in one and in both pouch and en- two piece styles. Juniors’, velope styles with misses’, women’s and extra sizes. back straps. Ce So ee ne OR LI — (First Floor) ee ON AB BRS See SG ARTE RNa Re a MOF Popcorn gene mm Peach Vanilla Su val \ Lotus Blue Beige Colors Nile Green Maize Orchid W hite RII ery Ada i = A ae GE Be ap De es eG there BN Be Onesie ene + ett: “f sis, Page Rg rays RRR AB fe - 2. — 2 es PK Sale Lower Price Millinery—Basement. us AF Ries PR MAE Np ARE ey pabet sere wm r 9 re a = eso ee Other Summer Frocks $12.75 $20 $25 “Pin Money” Dress Shop— Fourth Floor) Specials in im, Pian ditt A a Ma A ° - | ym me ly et ee | Toilet Goods TR A ee it lille g or For Saturday Only! , TIGR HF SI Cotv’s retin... Coty’s rowaer ..........09€ Tooth - ipana Paste .eseeee1 DUC Aa Are the Assured Vogue for Spring Glaze Poisn , | and Advanced Summer, Wear 9. Tooth Ly | , , Dr. West S Brush .. iy ’ A special collection in the , 3 Chapeaux de Luxe Shop in all ? Cold A “ics Pond’s mae ‘ 42¢ 19¢ r a popular shades such as black, | Chevrolet Motor Co., em- ployes _ .. §8.05 | St. Louis Millmen’s Assn... 150.00 | Premier Distributing Co. .. 250.00 | George W. Strodtman 100.00 McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co..:. 2090.00 | Federal Cold Storage Co... 0.09 : | Dwight F. Davis Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in June. a =. Setters |Graphic Arts Conucil Scottish Rite Woman's Clu... a Mrs. George L. Allen Dr. W_ E. Sauer oo —_ Leo. M. Grace St. Louis Lodge No. 9. OLE eM EN NYS «Web URW E EN Y UUNU NWA Sree eek ee eee NSU es eee Oe we We ev eee Oe be ee Se eS YY YS 8 V8 YO SS Bs bY Se SY SSeS “ITITITTITIINILL LIL LiL li li lili i lili lla lil Till lili lilili lil lil bili ili iLL LAL lili lili lillie lTriritlTT lili Li Liat dai lila alia li lili li lil sd . Steinbergs 'Sodeman Heat & Power Co... Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 ro a Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Antrim Lumber Co. Association of Master Plumb- ers : | Mrs. Henry C. Sc | Eagle Packet Co. ‘Mrs: Rose D. Curby With a schoo! girl’s contribution | LK navy, Castilian red, sand and 9. Perfume $2 | many others; most of .them Caron $ special ... 98 smartly trimmed in velvet or Jergen’s sore grosgrain ribbon. a Lotion (First Floor) today came this penciled note: “J | . Ad . . 99 ARLY selection is advisable in this April-End Sale of “Coldwell uae see ieee fone «| Lawn Mowers as quantities are limited. Comprising an odd lot |go to camp. I am 10 years old. And when I read the paper and! group of merchandise they offer a splendid opportunity to obtain a ey lage ed ge alin fully guaranteed, high-grade Mower at large savings. ‘floods and that the people had | nothing, I decided to give my Oliver Twist | a . ” money up. Mother ts giving us 10 h Suits . “Monroe” | Madison cents a day if we’re good. Then : | | that goes to the Red Cross.”’ Qualities : | Lawn Mower | Lawn Mower The East St. Louis Red Cross — | A smooth-running, three- A quality four-bladed, Chapter, meeting yesterday and sh Q5 | | bladed, plain bearing Mower = bronze-bearing Mower ate Gece aoe ee ee ion : Clever little styles that closely follow the camel . | m two sizes: that will give long \ | ans ee ee tpi . A Special Group lines of the bob and give that “ultra modern ) € air of sophistication. All favorite colors for Saturday and black. ($5 Hat Shop—Second Floor.) IN THE BASEMENT SILIX DRESSES A Special Underpriced Saturday Offering " vary * 3 Lai AEE sie s aa -ae bees be ants ain al? pcan 7 UUU UV VV OV be We ey Ue ev ee eee ee special Mn, Br vB on Appeal to Judge Gayer. 18-inch ‘ width, $10 15 iy \\ Two workhouse sentences of 60 . ‘YY special days each and fines totaling $1306 A Youthful styles in pleated and plain effects, fashioned of Botany flannel; all pastel shades, navy and combira- tions are shown. against Frank Agruso, 26 years old, of 1130 North Eighth street, t Lloyd | | t “Adams” 1G; (tif a f , Aj | were dismissed by Judge Gayer in| Lawn Mower l Jf, ' Jf ‘the Court of Criminal Correction ¥ (’ r JMS tut \ \\ yesterday on appeal from Police Another four-bladed ball- ATi Al eiviekets | ae bers , Court. a Sao owes. - haf : A if i ib | Wh | Agruso was fined $300 for re- unusual durability. fry VA\\ je ‘ie adie: anh tmx aiven the| — i0 95 i ‘ Via Wh Mm /workhouse sentences and fines of width $ ” o | ; » | careless driving by Judge Beck on F 7 orts Jackets 18-inch - ¢ |careless driving by Judge Beck on p width $1 1.95 5, owe” Aa? Feb. 1 last. He was arrested at | 8 s ys ats j 'Fourteenth and Biddle streets a en 7 i $ eRe are nm ‘ *. ~~ i WQ{E yg MART models of flat crepe, Georgette combinations and high-grade jersey sport Dresses, in regular sizes; printed foulards for larger women. Extra special at 95 ANY SPRING COAT $ —tm our Basement. resardices of fermer prices, tn twe groups. CITTITTIT ITI TTI errr iii) 1 ‘about 8 p. m., Jan. 30, after being double - breasted styles: ichased by police for 18 blocks in) 'a roundabout pursuit that started shown in red, navy - at Seventh and Biddle streets. black. ‘IT believe the police were. (Ronnenfeld’s—First Floor) anxious to see if Agruso had a gun as : ? on him rather than that they | | et : a | TL wanted to catch him for speeding | Ny Te an itAN LPR vey or careless driving.” declared | A Vi Hi aa if | His Hy iad hi Me Aq tie Judge Gayer after an officer of the @ \ Hie ie A . iCarr street station testified that é im _ r=" ''s'*'*t't'''*'s'Ts' st 't '' '' ''\ =, s,s Tt s''''*'t ttt" +. 7 eTeererloeereeereererlereerereerereereereereoereoeereoreerererereerorerererorrerrerererrroreeererryreryrreyryreywryryrTYTeYe ee ='.'= ...*.*.". ..... ....*. .. ©. ee ee ee RELL RA RRA AD DD DLL DD DL DDD DD DD DDD DD AD DD BD DD DD DDD | Abhiabhhhhhhh hab ahhh tana ods , . _—_ Downstairs. Agruso had surrendered at the , Housewares Shop | Vandervoort s | point of a revolver. KA MEM EARREA BRE A AROREOREREM ORRR DARE OAREARAA ARE FARE EMAAR OR OM ERER EAE HSE OM BARR AOA AAEM ARAM ARO AE

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Supreme at $10 We present this extremely fashionable Oren Sandai of Patent Leather with Parchment Astrolac tim , et "a = = aD ee E* EN ee ml FRID aT ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ — INRY DISAGREES OVER CADDY'S DAMAGE SUIT SST Regt el Adame Coenty Courthouse bere at @T a m today. He bad ce: _ =n a [ommped the sino ae FP —a _— Se Highest Quality Means Greatest Economy IF YOU WANT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL & MOST DURABLE RE- SULTS OBTAINABLE Then Use RIPOLIN e - 2 Ers “WE KNOW AINTS Platt & Thornburgh 7th and Franklin tine aa SHRSRRERaRIa We Deliver. Phome CE. 2407 ims totirecn ee 2 nerves — ——_— Se CLOTHING 00 aon) N CREDIT LA WEF 4 Saturday Specials “sis, ( ion Sie cl an our Spert Costs. with fur ] 9 .. ewilars. $35.00 valnees ; sew shades. ope and Two paci«. Men’s and Young y, 6 | Men’s Suits OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS “9 ad PANS 9 Singie and deubie Oreasted. a3 y on CREDIT CLOTHING (0 ) 510 WASHINGTON AVENL: N a Ww OoOLM ; pitti iit) ess | LE IN [UNESSS855SS SEE SSSeSSEeEses Its appealing ae short wamo heel and open sh Ganesh erie eat oF. icuw oc pert “womens epesoty & qa K g:ves es er ee SEERA a: ht Pee ee “ > - hen! wn Teal : = es bee, E a BS x % ~ ' tf Pak BO RETR? ts Rae ame ee i suet oh ie: he ee a a ee . ee “ y it ha ¥ BY Mia te gar EN NEA RS ARI IS I A A NH ROE eR “tN ERI Fae able shcertiness. This Sanda! is tv - able walues and stvies Sandal Stockings, All-silk amd clear chiffon. featurimg all-silk feet f wear with Sanda!s. Pairs. S83.) )) 4! 7 yar 5 ne gee ic IN AER NI AE ite v1 i Ty 4 iN) Paar T/@\Ta\l/a\t avd a aw. ones Big ayant 5 sadeniiides | 4 Om tint oo 8 6 tO. ain tr Cini iii ar ae a cad LG ad tL aa a Nay rw ra APs. ’ - O> duties ae lp. av eee a + elie aB Fo. 5 WHERE OLIVE CROSSE SATURDAY An Unusual Sale of MILLINERY Featurin g 300 Hats Taken From Our H; gher-P riced Stock Formeriv $15 to $27.50 RYErY model im this collecmon «ands “or "ye on = , BIGAMIST TALKS IN SLEEP. SETRAYS SELF TO WIFE NO. 2 She Imvestigates and Finds Orher “emi Him wD “ihe JOHN 8. HOLMES, FORMER ST, LOUISAN, DIES | eo ms near enn SOO EE) Em © —<—ee. wee eaammenenanaenanmesns <7 a } Youth .Y NR NBEO . Rg nes annatantatintnatees ~- + Senewatate OPE Oe ee ee | tii iba hahah htt PE LeP TEP P LTA T rere rT ee eth t hhh hhh hhh ht thE eh hi PEEL ELLIE LET LETT TTT TT Te i tard Flgor wLLLLLLLLEELELELELLEEeL EEL Eitri titi tii ttt rit it tee R -aeaeeeeeaananabaussaseee THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixcth Sc. Thru wo Sroadway Berween Locust and Sc. Charies WENNERST REAL HC RICH MA

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ee Oe ne en epg . ¢ 1905 r a5 Li ae LOUIS POST- DISPATCH IDAY EVENING 9, 192 : iE 21 . Slay er Given Life Term. High BIDDER PIVEN Hoes Until 7 P. _—— Ln. : Le a Open Until 2 P. Ms mene We Will Not Be Undersold Se: gee es CON, Ga.. “April 29.—Johu sn, alias Martin, was convict- ws last night of the murder of E. 7 Hogan, cotton broker, the night | . pmerch 16. The verdict a , it a recommendation of mercy, aemicn automatica ally fixed the pun- | " Eement as life imprisonment. ‘Firms Offering Lower P g i he cL — We ric Complain but the Award stands. MH. THI GT Add cide UE ATT ETE TET ‘Morgan St. |The Fastest Growing Store in St. Louis | | _ One of the high bidders got the = E di M S . Ss a T City’s tire supply contract and yes- | |= xtraor inary oney- aving A pparel Sale : e d the Fashions at ess ost terday the low bid LE ~- | before the Board of Sdebinarase. | iE . Be smartly dressed and be ahead of the fashion and sea- | tion to find out why. They wantea ||® : son demands by buying Boston Store Clothes. You obtain ,to know if it was because State [2 _—— . smartness in dress, serviceable fabrics and the latest |Senator Frank Warner is a sales- | |= models for less money. |man for the company which got iE . the contract. iE | | The Board of Standardizati iz : : . ° ; - | | Saag sapere eo ~iegn : \ So outstanding is this‘ opportunity from a fashion Fre rRNN | | , /six-months’ supply of assorted ||_ — and economy standpoint that women will remember 4 (} a” |Ures and tubes for automobiles }= : these Savings for many @ day to come. Every gar- ; : _and motor trucks in municipal use, |: ww” ment has been inspected carefully for style and ; § #8 j i | \ , J , Latest Styles WENNERSTEN S President Kinsey of the Board of i ty Lp : 93 - | | | ; 2 | | Public Service. : yy his | A ' - | | : [. iRohemian GUype | arthur S Fishel; president of UI: WY A | | $ “hey, Be , a : 2 and 3 Button Uni REAL HOPS 'the Fishell Tire Service Co., 3456 [> LYOG ja aw \\ a ee * as 4 Mate versity Models in i Olive street, which bid $138,560, and | §: bY ) ay 4 te b\ | i 2: 742 Ti . Wie \) Single and Double Saturday Special Our Regular “Get Acquainted” Offer aie isle $9 95 i Book Many more res! valnes. rancing in price from $4 to $60. N AVENUE LND 10¢ STORE Headquarters for of P the genuine Mar- tin Ukuleles and Guitars. eee arr. COP RRR eRe tte ee en ae SPN me Nett ERIE Rte SS Ti ee Ri Pa iV . y nee a ge ~ eevee raat 9) MOR ~ Wit asly 67 ¥ ‘~~ 9 mere RP See LE ree ‘ard Tire Co., 2671 WA&shington | boulevard, which bid $14,297.30, 'were among those who asked the | | Values to Values to 'board yesterday why the contract oe \ | New Shades = ; $10.00 $16.97 i'went to a higher bidder. Fishel] Jz i} Wel - ae FT yrtt a ) : : | : é BATE ) ae Latest Style Topcoats later said he got no explanation. | [E , a | (SE iy 222: 7 Ny : BATS tee ae he = All-Wool Materials /members told him Warner had not = Sizes | ” AZ 23 iE 1 : ) ia 88 The newest Ki ~ 5 P Challenge Students’ Seed 4 Lee Pea was selling for the Beverly Com- and m | Sizes dressy | B BETTER FLAVOR ) tichard pe parent | ee ae © 3 ets | In all-woo] materials ; No Artificial Flavors jie in = all-wool RICH MALT B:6 F. Schweighoefer of the Stand- Cee WA i Aas \ fj | Sie \\\\ ‘We 2 22. ! | Breasted Models : | : "VALUES = ee ee, eee en Ag ye 4es “MARY . se “a 3 | giving the kind of - | wear parents like. \Schweighoefer brought up Senator ‘figured in the lettin - : ‘figured in ing of the con Misses nes eae ml | ‘ ° | In the styles .and 2 to 14 7, 2 to 14 ; -P S © Coats 2 ants uits boys will like and - Reinhart of the Cupples Ca, which fresh real hops mixed junderbid the Beverly company, ||: button models in gray, tan, | Boys’ Suits 1 riICR malt. but was not considered because it = ' blue and beautiful mixtures. | 1 long. 1 rio. 4 Sizes 31 to 95 | . = . 7 |Warner’s name, and the board fj: Children’s Spring vag ‘tract and they were unaware he ‘pany. : ' Women H | ae tat ” Years did not bid on all items, also ap- 38. Values amiasi ie aj Ly g | ety Commissioner Dietz said the }- ZZ, Spring's most captivating 1 ipery I to $32 50 ———— _s—ihard-wearing ma- LD i, | ‘ ee | terial |Beverly campany got the contract in a great variety of satin, silk combination, fancy straws and because it offered a heavier tire other materials trimmed attractively with flowers, ribbons, than the others. Fishel] denied |}: ——— ornaments, pins. Small, large, off-the-face styles, close fitting ‘this was true. He and Schweig- !4 } oy modes. All new Spring shades; small and large head sizes. 'hoefer insisted the tires they of- | | 'fered were better than the tire ¥ | Children’s Spring Hats se at i ae for which the Beverly. company is | e ~ $ 75 $ | aI vt Good wear mene 4 ° The newest in Spring Hats $4 chil- Se \ $ 95 BI a , ngeete ; VY, ont ise . Assort- . ue an his event brought Engineer Meyers said the con- ty ee dren and Al egiors — of tnis et g - ; 4, ttle tots. =| | and style. C ed patterns. striped. All ed ; ; Wy * 9? ; All sizes sizes; ... Boys’ Wash Suits Men’s Work Pants Boys’ Overalls on the part of a tract had been awarded by the anes “vy. shee hiffons , board after consultation with Wal-_| AT tn ga Sizes 3 to 8, * smb a | : iter Traber, superintendent of the f: S alliemae exture in every want- municipal garage. Meyers’ said Pes TO STUDY SMOKE CONDITIONS ||} ststes. s2.00 vatues—roR SATURDAY phe Silk Hose ae Alderman Neu Introduces Resolu-|]- andy — : Broadway and Morgan | | | | ; | en’s Athletic Union Suits, 2 for oe C Ladies’ rayon Hose; small lisle white. Buy enough " : he did not feel that the poard ||: e . oe | : could reopen the bidding, now that | j= Special Shirt Values 9 | “ the contract has been awarded. 3 : e 4 — ——- English Broadcloth neckband and collar-attached Our Big Store at CO S ] e r y tion for Committee. | : lectiaat 5 . %) hem top and feet; exceptionally A resolution calling on President |'Neun of the Board of Aldermen to) E 65° Felt Base : ) good values; 19¢ - Themost painful corns cease hurting | ‘appoint a Smoke Nuisance Commit- e St. «the instant Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads bey tig five members, from the | Floorcovering 7 irregulars “ae appuied. They strike at the cause | board, to investigate smoke condi- |]: Another Boston Store leader. 65¢ Felt- . . ’ of corns sean aaa rubbing of tions in St. Louis, visit other cities | f= aaa slemcayieic= orn, = sera — 4 = ; : il r ss ' op and ar 10 ewer eee ~~ ie 0eS use : surface which insures long wear and of ‘irritation, a Zin f “e sh t ae ditions and recommend smoke-re- | j= easy cleaning. A most complete selec- ce ff rary Dr. o-pad s Opsi at once. lief legislation, was introduced in tion of very choice patterns. Cut from ESR Scholl's Zino-pads are thin : full, perfect rolls. ate for Monday's ose resterday f= C— ' : “Medicated, antiseptic, protective, the Board of Aldermen yesteraay iii selling, square yard ..... ex ete, ay | rm . Meo : ay BY (dat , ® Py Newest Spring shades and pat- “healing. No liquids, no tape, no risk, by Alderman Neu. te fe both . The resolution was ré ferred to “4 im wa | HL | ma || , lees ar’ ene Tecate or ‘the Resolutions Committee. : Gola oon Window € oe Xaxt ‘ | e 0" pais m iP 7 ce terns; all sizes; rayon and mer- hones me | American Legion Minstrels. -| Congoleum ades aes aE Bi z cerized; ribbed; fancy tops; first qual- The sixth annual show of the f= R Scalloped ity of 50e values. 'American Legion Minstrels, under ugs ° PA LHS 80 9 08 OSPR ele mee Secs of Atwell T. Lincoln Post 8 and Fringed Oy ; > : Wo Ae C4 ’ ad pal t . : ’ ; / ; No. 62, will be held tomorrow night | fz - $4 35 ; 36x84 air bs ; ; ee ee AM 4: Au Naas 7 | : = . . . 7 a2 J by | ‘ } Ue £404 th i |at Strassberger Hall. | : All the wanted Se eS P Meer ey : , Blondes (f= colors mounted on ow eh CL tN: ws TTT Te . = $5. 25 fxtaranteed rollers Se Tot F: - as ,. ‘G3 fe i a iil si ih AS TEU ileal | agen a Hy WZ ii 7 i H JAN" I MH fi fad es Patents poe Kids —slicht mill ir- ye YN ANG = , A i ‘ | Fabio Satins ot P $5. 95 pone ie ay bis za se ~F : ore. Be) AL. Re ere - 2 ant 1 y/ q ~ | y| 4 Re A if Dan ee Black Kids Ah gett oe Oe, “4 = 1, “4 ——, — == This wonderful lot 9x15. $8.55] GSec } eee — EE _Z> made by Michexrede eancein, Suppers ts slightly damaged but are ues nre wonderful—siashes, ties, novelt me and strip pumps. Values up to $5.00, 7 Oe SS ae iT OO ee” oe en a ee ke to ae hte es Boe ya coe ONO €. s¢ +A > .* 1 of nn OF et oda) cafe’ . HY + Ce - S te ~ +4 Key ye Lh RE AE AL aR es ee ae - aad SPOT | RPE ALLA April 22, was a Red-Letter day in the history of -_-. » | Tast Friday, Compare These Prices Umbrella the Post-Dispatch.. It again reached the 80-page peak of fame. Sizes 3 to 8 M a tte av f » Boston Store— in One Style : Spe Mak ~ Last Friday was also a Red Letter day for the $3.2: g Ben Alarm : : omc : while less than 60 days old, it is the fastest-growing store in St. or Another Cloc K: ices tom QL VY LY 1] POS ’ ’ $1.98 Copper Bot ye Aw rz other stores in St. Louis? If you did you noticed that we were ff Coats..now.. — part silk, 10 and 16 ribbed. All $2 49 _ prices with any and every other store in St. Louis. You be the Imperial ~U\E : =t2 i} 3 2c Each | s | Duplex polychromes. All colors! High-grade new Spring Tapestries | | /\ wl Choice of : A S00 Coats; | $19.75 . | Both UP | $24.75 HEPPTP INGA PAT: SAMOA N egg cast eet? Fe f Yy / / f oma i] 7? VA lower on every item. / Coats..now.51075 ee judge. You render the verdict REMEMBER WE WILL NOT for living reema, dining reoms and 1000 New . | a - : . The wonderful Papers for living bed m Values : : »s « ‘ « ? roeoms. “Why Should i Say I'm Sorry reoms, @ining rooms and bed- to 20¢ per roll, .| Summ > ——= ' 3 , “Den'’t Lou Hemember t” : er Silks j Ee ~~ “Crazy Words, Crazy Tane” reoms. Ofhers ask 40c¢ fer these mesg ’ ; per ro — B52 4 ’ iis tn “Everybody's Mether Wa Papers. Our price \ e : = —Worth Up fo | = . Semechedy*s Pal” ‘ for Saturday, *% le Wr 2 : } * 4 | as “Ain't She Sweet?” per ¥ RS $35. 00— Will ite “Daddy's Pal” Oaccinae oe 100,000 rolla of new Spring Wall bi | | Be Closed | “Old Glery March” Papers. Patterns suitable for : : every reom in the heuse. These Extra special—our entire apers Papers come in light and CA STI LE ad a0 @. &. 6. anf Combe. Duplex Oat Meal Paper 3C¢ dark colors. Valuex to 1%. Le Ue alin teete Hayter secre nese AY " Out . . 7 .a in This i = | : ; ce . 30 inches wide; all colors % Sale at ee ie 3 Regular 40¢ ised $1 and Tic Word Holi«. te euntest tind. Special for Saturday, t -72 8 es 2ic all lntest hits, operatic selec- ieee seni roll, 3%. 2% and : @ ne tions, hymns, at 58c h. % - Colo value for only eac ie Papers Sold Only With Borders or Bands. Bring Size of Your Reoms. te ea Cad Basement ae |: $16 | lil VISIT ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST AND FINEST BEAUTY PARLOR ON SECOND ‘FLC , : = owe Open Until 7 P. Miri erere ce cor or map or aname aaea Ne RP TE Open Until 7 P, M. — ———

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, PAGE 2 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH sagen got eg Given Life Term =IL p HANI FY ORDERED Py °? _ mene’ STTX, BAER @ FULLE ADVERTISEMENT eee {STORE FOR MEN [2] A SERVICE COMPLETE) SALE 'S—AEFFER | Season-Opening pepper mag — = | | : A Special Selling of 480 Men's i Specials for Golfers Two-TROUSER SUITS See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 23. } a0 Spo - i i 2 = et +R Si KES 8 a~ 3 Sie “4 x SS - : tS bar 6. “ $ a sd ; ’ * pat aie ee ‘. . . oe aes PT a Gs 1 fe es BN Sa ee 4 . i F Se - ie fs oe m ae ie, Ye yer rr rr arr ee aes pk. ak ~ ee ee oie fete : a . : : ro 4 z By Post ; A Ri an ! —* 2 xs Taras Co ge Be ee OR Pe fs) ¢ = ee. “oF % ae Bate SRE ¢.* DRE IE ee Riad ToS S a oy. : CFG | oe A eee re ee We te ee y ss ¥ Ee. § San og ts Se SS mais > ay =) ’ r Offers Newest Spring Styles at Extraordinary Savings . » o - - * . ~ « ; 4 Ls a. — - ‘ . ' ; - > . ‘ 4 ; rnAgqe wTegnrs ; - . aa = . ‘ " v -" HM i eC ers a -- : ; ; a a a " : a ye * . . mu | c ; ’ ook s : ; is ; e rs ‘ —_ 7 i . — 3 . ~ : * ~ " | ; a 6 ’ : i? Ses i Raa - -* ~ & — pt > ne - - 4 : i aimed zy . = - . - — . \ = - . ° r é r.. ; . - = val . a = : £ : : t ey Tee a Pi , ae i ta i : Y we Po Rae " “ ; : | ae ; 6 ane : : ak, Pde ‘ : - ; 7 i. “OUT: : Rtas . ~ : ; i . » ~~ aa 5 - , fo aw te j : : / ahs : ' a at ae : a - . ; : 4 pe: : . . > . ; a eA , 7 on - | > “ a ee : 2 : : ~ tele ae : ; _-— ~ = - 7 &- ath. - . : | “ “4 . . : ‘ - - ” a « ” ; * : 5 » - “ - 3 “ ‘ . ‘: - . . - ~ ' ‘ : ' ‘ - ee -) ~ P ia esi ~ : , ae : ; a ; se i. eee 2 y ‘ 2 ; * . : 3 aera & a : . L 4 ¢ Uh ost Zs an ‘ f " j ae = ; , : ; : . Ce : ; 7 a : ; : i : ¢ 2 ADVERTISEMENT | ; | : — rs a "i . > Sen 3 ’ F aia ae a Sas : oad, — Be $ 4 ra — So a a —_ é . - " P qe : ; , — . : . . ” ELECTED from our higher-priced groups and sel year promises . * . es 3a St specially reduced for this Saturday -event, g business ; these Two-Trouser Suits are values such as you seldom have an opportunity to obtain at $32. The ality Golf Clubs in all models and eds of me oe f te uci ll-known makes as Mehlhorn, Par needs of men of all types and preterences are pro- X-L, Burke, Drive Rite and Wilsom are of- . vided for. .The styles and patterns are all new for fered at the special price of $2.50. this season and all sizes are available. Drivers. Brassies. Mashies, Niblicks. Putters, Backspins. Mashie Nurbiicks and others in plain back, Hamge saie Celtic. diamond or muscle back. Three-Button College Models ms : Lad ae : . ; r j if is -eoeone@s AFTER PERIOD “= made, Bad power. te withdrew. the for Young Men of Good Taste MacGregor Popular Golf Ciubs wn amounts indiscriminately | | These Suits are all newest Spring styles, Gem Mesh Marked Golf Balls, each . TORTURE, MAN FINDS “ made according to our own specifications, and Wool Golf Hose, pair. : the $9.464.18 claim. Hadley has ) | hoic herringbones, present excellent choice = tporting RELIEF FROM ITCHING oom Oh say th egg | stripes, diagonals, checks and fancy patterns. healed ‘ADVEETISEMENT a icin to sell at this newes: (rimmng ideas. | 2s,$10. 85, = Frocks; ail the Bcolors we materials. foats, $8.5 ; M splendid wearing fal pats. $12. ts cf the newest £ ~ — te values. pats, $17.75, 5 all fully silk im esicrs. - © 2 .65-S6. JO | Ml novelty silks: all are vaiues. a its, $12.7 biveeé Ssics in the mow Ss at $5.75) ame skirt—suitable for - wiew' of Commissioner Binir.— | Three-Button Conservative SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR BEVERIDGE | Worsted Suits for Men Courts in Indianapolis Closed in | . a cans iieateee of ee ee Sento | | Business men, who are of less extreme tastes, will find was appa — > t 53 a [SDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Apri 29 | . : satisfying choice in these Two-Trouser Suits re ored of ervices, Albert . tine worsted materials on conservative lines. Plain gray Ss. bankers’ gray checks, gray stripes, dark mixtures. ee eee a ee ee ee iS ° eet abaten eT ee shat seven mon , ; . Egil Rat BER ake RE ed Pee : See a OS ae aR RR IN 5 ti an Maar pS opts Sains phd Pie oe va, OD tthe ; t F; Tia Se +? be ae” { RF ae Dey Re ies, wma For ate so sips : - Sen eee a Pat) ae as. 1 > ee Oe es he ee tee A ie ota aa & Ss ee yt ee Deas eG , f os % 7 2 e _ a a e 4 _ Turks sh towel the wou two spots, adeut an f q 4 4 3 ' . , , J ‘ ee & ae | ~y & news ”Ls » f fey BN See. ot ba! Sie i a aS Ss en he ene ‘ith ort ee OF Beet eh ee ee SR 4 - «tthe ~~ ae | ~ er Bete weer rw With Resino! Seap and ° Two-Trouser Suits Are Included bly until adeur toe above trea fer our fine blue unfinished worsteds and pencil-str iped blues. Two-button sin cle- which bled from the eects of the morning, when I ‘Sotndoadl anothe! cont : a eae ae | | i i 7 OE Geen acne | tctas with United Staren Senators Affording Smarter Style Than °3 $.. 2 ‘wel h ; Som able ines ee eo ee awed . , = how entirely healed.” (Signed) J y services of the Methodist Enis- ou h ted the colors well-dressed men are weari ng this season, you know that blue cia double-breasted styles and plenty of 3-button college models. other lctions before I i your ‘ack af 1 Srief iiness. ° - S Resinol Ointment. At bedtime my Federal County and City courcs Plain Blue and Blue P encil-S bt ~ ~~ & * , 43511) yer "i : ee Fred - . = : i. of ; ¥, uch I weu at ease during the car Men's Clothing—Fourt rubbing. I used Bay erous , em n of doormen would be enough to make me “feel Taos r Wate eg ee | | > ? 8 50 duting the da; ee eee | You Have Ever Expected at John W. Matthews, 1 Crystal P! lace. care a ccorded creat tavor. To complete the range of choice here Saturday at. the special price Youths W ool Suits Important Special Selling of | 7 Are Reduced to Hand-Tailored Neckwear =— = $19.98 | B B Cc; 150 Youths’ lon g-trouser Suits from our Atfords Excellent Quality : \ en Dey Uilgars stocks, grouped in broken size ranges EE SE age : | anata Specially ae disco patterns are greatly reduced G Ymart Otyle at | to tice rice. Extracrdinary values . 4 6 for 60c Sizes 14 to 20. ‘Single and double breasted ee ee 78 colors. Through a fortunate special purchase we are enabled to afin hs an of Soe ieee aay 4 = iar, models are incluced. , a large assortment of these fine handmace Ties in the sea- tobaccos. Large Cuban size. Extra Trousers to son s most attractive and favored patterns. An artistic use of -gar Shop—Main Floor.) (Student the art of color combining imparts to th Ties a Tare attrac- ad tiveness, amc the Curate, vet | — Travella Suitcase of Cowhide ~ . . . eee . 5 Seldom do you have an opportunity to purchase Neck- wear of this character at sc low aoprice. You will be wise : ; S3 2 : ? = to purchase a liberai suppiy for future needs. ee iy ‘4 J : : Men's urnishings—Main Loar.) ir Made to Ofer - () | di i! : an utstanding V clue at Ph End-of-the-Month i] 'T SALE A. M. C. Shirts of ; CLOSE-O U S Al | a 3 irts O = Travella Suitcases are the result of a concentrated ef- ws 8 - fort on the part of Stix, Baer & Fuiler and 17 affiliated 114 Odd $15 Coats and Dresses $ 5.00 Fine Broadcloth aa stores, to offer the maximum of value, convenience and ase pis es a - Ses, service in a Suitcase at this price. Travella Suitcases are 212 New S18 Coats and Dres — ° = $ Q5 a Sg to be had in St. Louis in this store only. Note these im- tee ee eee eee eee eee eke Ree eee ee ee eee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee ee ee s a 4 = $ f + 7 4 Le a ‘ t Be ce a 5 re bag ¥. ‘ey . 7 ¥ = : dae weet. — ¥ ¢ > ¥ . ; 3 , i J - j : 2 is F reget g q ‘ é ‘eS He . > Ld igh “ = 2 RA ogee 7 ** _. 2 PS im -. 2a A ¥ .. 6S 4 ey - me i : & " ’ : , 4 7 g ; > rs a 3 a 2 , - an & 2 oi . > & . & aa - * 2a ie 3 A = q 5 z 5 > = 4 : & oe i: ; . Ss; es ons - Ras iy eae e r egaeen } M bt 3s ear ee a Fe d ; —9 E - aes : An ‘ Ree 5 ry 4 ri : oe + ‘Sy & £ - “4 a ee | - £¢ . 3 - 4 + 4 ey b con 7 4 4 - % . a % * Rr ot ; > 3 fe >» > oe « * id = % 3a . -4 ‘ Bi at 2 oe = + 25 ae . . te," * SQ: Bee s at _ ~ — 450 Fine Coats and Dresses... 10.50 pe a a O85 Suits. Coats and Dresses RSs NS BS ‘pe 343 Finest Sa le G: ‘ Ti | - . . fe af 4 Sewed Leather Corners st SamMmpie Garments... ys The combined purchasing power of Stix, Baer . oe 7 eS Leather Straps 494 Most Exclusive (Garments. 19.75 & Fuller and 17 attiliated ogg makes possibie | a A: eS Solid Leather Handles _ , ae Brass Locks PIONS f 4R V — the oti er! ing of these Sh: at this low price. F a . em ae ‘ és | d i F N TS I They are tailored of SD aeteies 5 mpcrted English = P- Ses Sewed Hinges = - Brass Side-Hasp Locks LESS THAN COST!! croaicioth in collarattached or seckiand syle \ lao ote ne i a £ + = 5 - : o} ST » @ Every detail of + tloring is done with OO : > PF ts Steel Frames ~~ Z iat ‘i special care and the Shir: full i ~ gel TOMORROW—SATURDA} & and roomy. . . , ee oe = aac ee RT Mem's Furnishings—Ma‘n F’ oer.)

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all models and ehlhorn, Par Wilson are of- 52.50. Brassies, Niblicks, Niblicks Fourth Floor.) ,) i ™ * JZ ~ ge tt a 4 Cretonne Laundry Bags, 25¢ Ka. Novelty Cretonne Laundry Bags are offered in the Birthday Sale at this low price—all are in the large size; dark and light designs for selection. Women’s Silk Gloves, $1.00 Pair Plain or novelty cuff Gloves of very fine mutex silk—come in all the want- ed shades for immediate wear; may be had in sizes 6% to 8. 9x12-Ft. Wool Wilton Rugs, $55 A specially purchased group of fine quality Wool Wilton Rugs in beautiful patterns and colors taken from Chinese and Persian effects; mill trials. 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs, $21.75 A very special group of seamless wool Velvet Rugs in choice patterns and color effects;_mill rejects but exceptional values at this low price. Bridge Lamps, Complete, $2.57 The bases are of meta! in black finish, trimmed with gilt leaves; the shadts are of parchment paper in pretty patterns; Just 300 to sell. | 1100 Yds. 54-In. Tweeds, Yd., $1 New Spring Tweeds in large and small designs, suitable for women’s, ‘misses’ and children’s suits and dresses; also for little boys’ coats and trousers. Boys’ Fast-Color Wash Suits, $1 Over 20 select styles to choose from; of splendid materials: white, tan, browns, blues, greens and novelty combinations; sizes 3 to 8 5-Piece Ruffled Curtains at 94e The Curtains are of scrim with solid colored ruffles in rose, blue and or- chid; have double ruffled valance; the tie-backs are included. Ravon Taffeta Cushions, $1.47 In changeable colors—oblong, oval, half moon and round shapes; beautiful styles trimmed with gilt lace and large fancy flowers. 94x54 Linen Tablecloths, $1.49 Made of fine quality round thread linen crash, neatly hemmed and come with many different colored borders; exceptionally low priced. 16x30 Linen Huck Towels, 16c An opportune time to select Huck Towels at an unusual saving; of fine quality bleached huck; softly finished and neatly hemmed. Slight irregulars. 81x90-Inch Salisbury Sheets, $1 Of good wearing quality; softly finished; subject to an occasional imper- fection or oil stain. Size 81x99 inches is priced at, each, $1.70, 600 Mattress Covers, $1.29 Each Remarkably low priced; all are made of good grade unbleached muslin; cut full to allow for shrinking; come complete with tapes; just 600 to sell. Women’s 2-Piece Pajamas, $1.59 These Pajamas are made in the fancy two-piece styles of fine printed cot- ton satinettes; have pants of contrasting colors; in the new high colors. Silk Undergarments for $1.88 Dainty and attractive Silk Undergarments including costume slips, teddy bear chemise, bloomers and step-ins; come in the new high colors. Women’s Costume Slips, 77¢ Ka. Well-made Costume Slips of good grade materials—shadowproof models; trimmed with lace or embroidery; come in sizes 36 to 44. Little Girls’ Wash Frocks at 93ce A large variety of fancy models for selection; of fine soft voile, gingham and prints; attractively trimmed; good range of colors; sizes 1 to 6. Babies’ Handmade Dresses, 95c ‘ Very attractive models; some are handmade and have Madeira embroidery yoke; others have fancy panels with laces and ribbons; infants’ sizes to 2 yrs, Boys’ 4-Piece Wool Suits, 56.90 Consist of coat, vest, 1 pair long trousers, 1 pair lined knickers or with 2 pairs lined knickers; newest models; light and dark shades; sizes 6 to 17. \ Qn he. ae o . IMG MQABE@QQVl{o SY SS - bie a e PP errs 0 SR AE SETS AP ORES OTB Sep «He. IN ON ‘ . nals Sa , ¥ . a ki nae i LAS SSS S MQ RQ SSS —

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cess 5 7 NW OUMKENAES OND BY ST LUSH ee INJUNCTION OUSTS PASTOR peer Ty > pat: : + . injurction .2 vr. Johars Zuilt Fe Set eT eo eT NER" 2d sath OO hee! ie WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH appearing in foncucting services om his sorate. but ? Mme, i : : = napa ERainanmaa = urday— The Last Day ot Our Cc - . - - a , o 1103 Olive—5911 Easton $4 °°DOWN =: Any ae Sa CG. CONN BAND INSTRUMENT 9 = Sea and 2 oa: scot of oe recor F Collection of Women's Spring Apparel Cot Entitles You to Membership in Our Newly Organized — 4 oy ie x. i A\ Tue sasticest gh cocxroaches— Powter. ....e Paste..... ..3@e Pbore: G&G . 1139 Pine § iid : SUSSTEUEHEEA Hitt ; 4) Axe : LAR $29.75 - ~~ -™ a ee et eee ee a a eS eS SSS SSL SSIS SS SSS SSS CSS SEE SSS SSC OSS SOE SSE EEE SO SECO SS SEC EUOD SEES UH HS CUS UOUE weer et nS Re SEPESI TIES ~ 1S | 3 i ey. S:ibs—The newest shoces TEST TATATLA ISIS SAAS PRAT AL ES, vvyyy ARATE Tonight and Saturday Night Supper Dance bw the WOLVERINES 10:30 to 1 A. M. Cowvert-Fridey $1.00—Serurdae,» 7¥¥ * BESDALA EDAD EAPR BD PAPA SR AABA BD AARARR BAER RAPA AACA DARA RI LBA BABA BABAR A FA Ai } ~ - » + ~ > > a 7 * » vy vv ean SRS, Siw a Oe a eee ee ee ee Oe ee Bde REGULAR $3925, $35, $29.75 VALUES =<ePe ct — ee Y sae as 2 AERAAI ERLISTE. 1717) RPAPRPAPAPREABARAPAPARARAPRRT APR: ‘PR » yaw Vr eRe eer ORO «gy aemtur Ds: ti i i ee OUTFITTERS FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN Conserve Your Cash! i tee he aN tee AP ay) = oped REGULAR $1 -— -_ -~ x eee 0-Payment Plan— It costs mo more to use the Bentley Plan. You can select vour Spring Clothing here and pay for it out of your income. Saturday Is Bargain Day Our tremendous buving power enabies us to offer ¥ this time. two unusual value-giving bargains. We want to make new friends and customers and this will do it. -NDERGARMENTS ~_ eae Sd Cent RY MORTIAN ay nee AOS AY, BE Np aA LPS NENT Two Wonderful Saies V alues — Spring Coats Regular $37.50 and $39.50 V aiues $2.9-95 We have selected frem ear ‘arcc steck a wide reege ef our regular SST. 5e end S233.50 Ceats whick are really weederpriced at ther fixur-. Ther are im biecks. tans and crear: meatiy fer trimmed. White ther leet. Saterday eniy. we will sec! them at $23.35. Others as Low as $14.95 Gris’ Coats fer the giris and misees tf Gre eof yeu will find. ~~, (eat Dresses Regular $16.75 | aiues $3 3-75 The selection for this saie cevrers i? Dresees. me cwvre alike. Every ene fest received frem New I erk. representing the err Iatest in modes. materiais and celera. Reailr ther are eneeus!. Aise Party Dresses Saturday Onlv Ladies’ Has $7.00 the House $1.63, + atees. Hose Si.25 Fersey Vests Men’s Suits, Topcoats, Hats, Caps. Shirts and Ties S17 OLIVE ._* Leatherette C oats OUTFITTERS FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN i RR I i cl ie ee ee Dae Le. ts Lk) lh.) UL. CUCU a Lh a a i lenis edi eta scaieaeaiabindl QE —a: =< <«-_ ——- ————————————— | ee ne -™ — a ” « a et ae s* 2 oe ej . a ot gay REGULAR $25, $19.75. $16.75 V+ tor Spring iresh from the manufacturer pot 3 ss. Every Dress s developed of Og TumMed im stars effects

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a A eR = ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Feet Nor eionis eatuct “a; NORTHWEST CELEBRATING =| ee a = A eH s : o Micsroom of the Alaska ias| EXPLORERS’ MEETING TODAY. ‘ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Will Appear on May Statements During This Sty- é } and Th »*- , nik ’ —$— | , : ¢ | | fe co. 710 Washington avenue, be; | One Hundred and Thirty-fifth An-| , - | ] T A Be tween 11 a. m. Wednesday and /[ niversary of Vancouver-Gray | SB! ; ;. Not Ppear on He goon yesterday. Officials of the Junction Commemorated. t- Y i | | U | We pompany think it was taken by | By the Associated Press. Y ‘ ‘Ie | - | nti June. BB omeone with a duplicate key to SEATTLE, Wash., April 29.—One oe “9 | 4 Eee once. hundred and thirty-five years ago : p. 4 y AS | 7 ? . _— —— today Capt. George aVncouver. the ; SP é xz 1, 5 ; 3 AS , : O P E R A 3 E. D B yY - H E M A Y Cc O M P A N > British explorer. and Ca 2 , pt. Robert Gray. ; | ‘Gai a Mes THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO.’ FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. DAMP WALLS ah American, condvcing ox.| Qe * Le St. Low Akron Cleveland é | s Angeles Denver s : ET CELLARS peditions of discovery for their re- | / j Ww spective countries, aceidehta!ly met | | j Waterprooted Strictly on off the Strait of Juan de Fuca. | ; UY; ’ . > . P : By Guarantee. Commemorating the historic | SY, SS a8 an ee on ee a ee a ~S : fw Jpanerie mec, co. | go 8 Bente ryt PAST ye— || Deomnime Saturday“Annual Spring Sale o 4 ‘ : . a SHINneETON an remier John Olj-i 7. Z ‘eo | 1917 S. Broadway HUmbolt 1482 I} ver of British Columbia, and the! S PK | | , “Mayors of Puget Sound and Pritish | \ Fh) | TY : Columbia cities and-other gathered | an Ea 6¢ “ e s F . in Seattle today. | ae i | 3 * . ’ “ = ee eee ae Fs ROS Seite Retin RO aaa Ne etbation” ‘ Pe Ney * st sev ey = . | OEE ALM i RI rye. > Ka ye te ' Y ” qWwan BS a 42. OY) ait eee Ay es red above i Prepare Now for an Outdoor Summer—and Save Extremely! Ojjered jn patent leather with west Passage. | The waters Vancouver discovered | YY | in 1792 have developed into one of | reptilian sliced gored tongue | p : f A " the great trade arteries of. the| YU : and veptilies had—end in || @ The special purchases made for this big event bring the sort of accessories you like to use—at sav- Ip ake The “‘Solette” pictured above is world. Twenty-seven million tons | blonde with spliced rose blonde ; indy és ie , -C1V1 . of cargo moved last year through’ toseucd at Se : ‘|| ings that indicate Saturday as the day to “stock up”! An occasion that stresses the value-giving o= the Straits of Juan de Fuca. Woman Passes Worthless Check. Tue nastiest epecies of | Mrs. Nellie Sandidge, milliner at | | 48% . e cockroaches— 3705 Washington boulevard. sola | SON Use GETZ '$111 worth of garments vesterday Soros 12 oy ta er enn S Radi dian ane ones # | afternoon to an attractive young Cham | SSAA , | er : | SS - e . e ° Paste....-..35¢ and 1.50 § | YOMan. who took a two-piece suit | ean SSS Including Wright & Ditson and Wilson Makes—2500 in All 9%0% 9" Phone: GArfield 1255 ‘valued at $34, with her. She or- 'dered the remainder feliversa at | 413 NORTH SIXTH STREET aes , sf Se $9 to $12 $8 to $10 a | St. Louis’ Sporting Goods Headquarters—this Sixth Floor section. . ‘ liahaietictbt achntahaatenaithindiianmtnialitaes is nian te eats aranee ema eee ane ate . me doulas , dev mA, tao ™ " eens - RRS Getz Exterminators, Inc. a St. Louis County address and Rackets Rackets 1139 Pine St. | paid with a check which proved | een ee ee | to be worthless. Concave and convex | Wright and Ditson “Re- | Think of ‘obtaining a throat style Rackets of | jiance,” “All-American” | Wright & Ditson such popular Wilson | and Service models—as Champion, "an “Ameri- brands as_ Favorite, | well as many higher | C29 _Champion” or a Blazer and Hummer. ity Wil “Hofnan Cap.” Included Various weights. tata i ste Si ccc are steel Rackets. Rack- et for $4.95! $7 to $8 $5 to $6.50 $11 to $15 Rackets Rackets Rackets 38 | 198 | #8 Some of these splendid- | Concave throat Tennis | Professionals would de- | ly made Rackets have | Rackets with colored | mand nothing © better \\ beveled frames—Comet, | shoulder wrappings and | than these! Challenge | | Sais a uecnmaliaaa Paina ” ee Sere Ayn ee, Fakes tan 2 Da py ia one beng hy las by 1 7 i yercynet Seaba laeieciites nedheu-tetiaeaaaa Sere te. PUB assectan its teats ta teria. ~~ a ag a ili PIS 3 aay EE ihe Uh, tee RT REE EB TO SN ee SRP at RET ER NN mn neces oo —e were ae ere Ee Oly fl, cial Values—New ; | WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH SILK SLIPS See l®h Spectacular Offer of Ultra “Style” iA RII Cn. gir Sat PR . a —_ 4 whirnin care se ma Cn ae ; depeenpincntge 35 ap. sancoeiei. doa TsRg-ipeie etic eye Si 2 2t Ratna |S Sty dase A i si rire Horde ian sees ~ Bh beeen hare vera v ~ a. Re MRR RE OR ree Bacege eh New Lower Prices ANCE SETS ieve and Panty Sets “$ . 85 | The newest shades : | | | Longwood and other | throat. Wright & Ditson | Cup, Gold Star, Davis brands included. and Wilson makes. i Cup and others, Tennis Racket Covers Tennis Accessories $1.25 Covers; waterproof; with ball pocket : $1 Imported Racket Presses—to prevent warping 31.50 “Reach” Testis Racket OOVGRS. .....ccccevccecee 81.10 $5.50 Tennis Nets; 42-fo0t: canvas bound | Wright & Ditson make, with zipper fastening—special. ... ms }- 50c Tennis Visors; shicld eyes from sun | 1 Racket Covers with ball pocket oD | op these clever sets. i } 1a t Bewitchingly new! Just the complement I i to the smartest of late Spring and Summer i Kroydon ds Other (jolt Clubs ce — A al Ae A A CCE CNL CETL ER AT I TTR CONTI Ct EE NCE: BOO NE eC Tt GT NEE ELS at ee tate ee . ~aapeuunediilionsee on costumes. Sandals are shown in a diver- Nl ae id enh ap ig OS eRe : 43 a ; SI a PG apace IT Selly Sere ey AOA OTA OO 2 Se LATIN 8 OW Se. My in Fhe tata DB GE NES ONE SERA ADAIR, BEB Ne 4 as a. eed quien an : : i - : he PN 5 TO He naga a a “ ce ” - - ‘ ig linge et i et ea ee 4 a Aan, O8PBY: yu a i ME he hee ates: 4 ee te ? Most Dependable Kinds—In Every Style and Size—at Emphatic Savings sity of smart new °tyles—newer models | | 36 Kroydon | $8.50 High i} $7 Wooden | _ $9 Steel arrive daily. | Irons Power Clubs : 1 / Clubs Shaft Clubs | he |. Oy n~ Cn re ee ener ome A I ES AT EG EL RE UR hn ara \ . . . - Driving iftons, mid-, ‘ ; + _ Hickory - shafted | Remarkably well rons. mashie-irons. A renowned Kro, | + a , » Kroydon drivers, | balanced Kroydon- nashies, jiggers, , don style—in hick / | . orassies and spoons | ite steel-shaft Clubs mashie - niblicks, ory shafted drivers YY, \\ \\ Perfectly propor- | —drivers, brassies niblicks and putters. brassies and spoon: Jy | tioned, | and spoons, $10 Kroydon Clubs , .\ $5.50 Fancy Face Clubs $5.95 __ $e ae $4.15 Favecred Kroydon y | 3 = yj ’ S ae AD Fancy-face steel- s—#F-5 ° —— shafted Clubs. “Ace” model — : Y " steel - shafted : y 7 , = Brassies, driv- drivers, bras- 4 Bur : .€ C ubs yy 2 and goes sies and / \ cae rom a well- Se Ne ee er ee ne ee, ee eee RAO tek eR ERC NO OR TA RNR SS RES er mame me 5 ae 2 dims, bs tala ak Late = ppp olateace, vi ata ce a - SAE Miah ita: tindads bahhaitinShives shoes. anes taos adinin eae lite abenba hit a: Wilk eotLa PROG AS AAR ODP nf gual tee ide a ee Peadmeele ecole ¥ Pn sel ape, Dade “Maat tect aie ga ai ty 9 9 YD ee pls: Sy spoons, —— p “Pro-Bar” Brand known maker. Especially recommended for be- $ patti wi peel ai Pay ginning golfers—these well-made mashies midirons, brassie-, driv- ers and putters. Left-hand Clubs and women’s styles included ..., pid juve ¢ Mhayy Featuring Opera Pumps, Sandals. the classic One-Strap Sports Shoes—clever Championship Tennis Balls Popular Makes of Golf Balls 1 OV : NI f ion on | $1 ‘‘Silver King’’ Balls, used by professionals, each.......85e ee 0 Nov elt) Footy = Show “a | Special—ta New a #3 65c Wilson Success Balls; 1927 mesh markings, each.. ....39e ¢ : : ' Wil Ch . hir z : our Shoe Salon with a courteous service | | in eee ta te naw Soren "12 - Te Pre nae tee ee Ee ne . 99 sealed metal tubes that keep — $1-‘‘Blue Colonel’ or Pinehurst Balls; special, each........55e that “d IStINow shes’ Bedel! Shoe leader- | ¥ wena es > sien gar don we ‘‘Practo’’ Wool Balls, for indoor practice, each .....,.. ..-19¢ P P , Golf Gloves for men and women, pair........++-+..e+++-- $3.00 200 Golf Bags| Fishing Tackle —of Makes in Highest Repute With Anglers—Priced to - High and Low Heels Prompt Unusual Attention Saturday {| 1zZesS 7 . Deepa: Almost every. popular style, Split Bamboo Fly Réds - eee M dths te 808 with metal tops and bot- $18 ine Bend” 8% feet to 94% feet. ..,..$10 toms, others with hoods, all- $25 “Shakespeare” 9 feet and 9% feet... .$17 95 $15 “Shakespeare” 914-foot Rods rv. ; STA AS ther styles —a Bag for / | Colored Kidskins — Patents — Black Satin AA WAR ae need. An exceptional | ** Wilson 8%-feet and 9-feet Rods ‘ | ZIV) | opportunity to buy at a sav- Split Bamboo Bait Rods Rich Quality Sik— : , Ah igh | ing. $7 “South Bend” 4% feet and 5 feet....--.. a : ‘ | i | yy i} s | $1.50 to $2 Sunday Bags, : Wh bh OY | special : ; arn $3 to $s Canvas Bags, $? 75 Fly & Bait Reels | Fishing Lines $5 Level Wind Shakc*s- | 80c Cottybunk Irish ship. “Brauer” Samples—Priced for Your Profit! $18 “South Bend” 514-foot Rods $7.50 “Diamond” 5-foot Rods.......... a0« war $5 veral styles......-.-. ws ‘ peare Reels $3 95 | z ; |e ay; Tie. | wah Biter = en | Mi \AWWRA 6 $5 to $7 Metal Top and $3 75 | 83-25 80-70. Recta, $1.98 | oF $25 . = h bn eG ae a be) ieee ee os : Th a MWA Bottom Canvas Bags.... VV $6.50 Shakespeare Au- | 70c Fly Line, “ B) Sora > ! | \ wae =o i A boonf $0 etetsl Top sad Ret tomatic Fly .--$4.29 yard iF eta , a * : 2 ih Bags with hood $5.95 South Bend Bass Oreno, seconds, special. ... ia ? ' = Pare > | ee yea sss Y ys: tom g Schuster’s Handmade Bass Flies, 75c Value. . 2 roo 16.75 VALUES BS Sap eS \ in,” On, rates eg Snelled Bass Hooks, six on a card, — + a Be Bes a! re , ere, j : aii 4 * . ; : / 4 Sport Lt 4 ; = manufacturer just arrivins | ents Gestiensna, then his developed of high gr ing effects. ee. P — Dee, OY a ee ait cree Neo Re art pes Ps eee) cee ger ae chs gaia ; 0 oe x

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PETIT. FRIDAY EVENING, APR 2 1% ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 26 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —————— oe and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases W Statements Wg Give ag Pp g chases Will Appear in May e eee pte” Pore / Men! Does Your Hair Need Attention? Consult Jane Curran’s Personal Representative | . in the Rich New Colorings and Effects, $2.69 ~ @ Saturday will be the last day to see her. She - @ Handmade four-in-hands in the soft new shades will show you that your particular hair or scalp of blue. cray, red, tan and others. Two and three. ailment can be corrected. Call or write for Jane a Sensi effects and a choice array of patterns in the rra t t on the care of th srl Cu n 's interest in xs booklet e La group. W OOL lined to Pp revent * rinkling. hair and scalp. OPERA T ED BY THE M AY oc | N Men's Furnishincs Section—Maia Flees Se a Pree $ . P ae Ba 4 a RRR ap a. ee. ; : Bs 51 age ag BAW i 7 u “A + vee a gti 3 \ go abos. Place aoe Telliet Geoeds Sertiesn—Main Fiecer THE MAY co. THE MAY CO FAMOUS-BARR CO. Les Angeles Denver St. Louis ontinued Saturday! The Clothing E:ent That Is Interesting Hundreds—A: An Extraordinary Special Purchase and Offering of Men’ expect the unusual—in st in wear. in value a . tailorine. from these Suits— s much of interest in the wide diversi uits are the products of extremely capabl es their desirability. Avail yourself of is clothes-buyin ortunity because it pre- ring in which you, too, should participa COLLEGE MODELS There are patterns and fabrics to thor. OF SERGES, TWEEDS, TWO-BUTTON AND scietiatis audlieatoicias Yat Whar cites HERRINGBONE WEAVES, DOUBLE-BREASTED lar and extra sizes—for slims. stouts WORSTEDS, AND MANY EFFECTS model it requires. ae OTHER SMART FABRICS ih Sdn te OO Nash oo " pe onsen) eas abbeheedlrti salts dante to oe Other Iz o- 1 rou S€r Si “its for Spring « ind St _— | wo Feature Groups, $29.50 and $39.75 | 4 j —s Post-ieeuell Men's Clething *«ctiee—Secend Fisee . 4 CHICAGO. April a a ee ttle eS . Brand 'igecen for All Season phe ifties saree a cs cee et . ee ey sick: RD Us ata SR eee Se aR eo dei ar te PO a ae Tae aa ie cae ; i ee ea ve pushed 2 Winer. tary. Steve 6 carried the but the cxed im .f te Chicags 5 iSunderh-'t reared past #8 by a score of 2 to 1. a Men Wie Manhattan — .. & ge be: ‘ai US sier functioned efi Youn $m $«oitev-s 2-4 at other timesal Woven Madras Sits) Y . ae y 7 > } ' : 4 > Semis ce ef the main a the e ampaigna 1 -lary he was off 8 . oo — —_ ath ee ~~ wee Ws see - - a aie » on _ = oi ms. A & G eri — and ing Sca pes an = color ings—right i = Fy Pti:'s - ° hereihel ming 9 — 7 . ap ; 5 the bench whit A most o offering: Six hundred soft fol a ~ All the group, @& “Men's Furnishing “Section—Main Fieer unWsSua: val; _ i ¥ = . ‘hatte, whe ht “Mens Hat *ecticn—Maie ae, a 3 ‘ zames up to « . = |. @@o. ha= ‘allen off im bis oa BMtbourh still an effictent 4 p GPourks kas Nkewise sul Bis Sa:--2 average im the Sarr « was a bitte tr a whe e ; 2 ’ j is that way ail . Gerther was 4 nse fer a while, @ For Graduation or Confirmation Wear ee >. -.. an : Excepti Two Pairs Long ie i : : - _ [= ‘ is well op both ; Trousers ay ee Bie «= *"T “ec ting and Mello’ s 7 . 3 ey a" ~ ] ‘ . : gap 7 ot . . - E ~~ ee a % ™ aa * a - . . ‘ % “ : % ; ’ _ 77 24208°, = we 2 : ‘a : pt 7 =pearance P - .s >.>" ~ ‘ * - > . 4 ™ ' ho © 5 {oI Mien SS Pe OE ON | n they must be “dressed up”—they wee a * , »‘ % ~ %, , + , i ” * ~ ~ 5 a) ~*~ a . “~% ri . . 7 = a. . *.s be ‘ a ~% . = ” : - - sf dar blue all-wooi flannel Men's Ltaderwear—Uain * * RD CoA EY Rec iom ys adie nese Raa oh ge pe i et PS ‘ er . y o rrp ize " anisms sf as me, ‘ nce oe ‘ torte ae Weta ae. Hoe panied pagel Weal dese iS . ee Tit ? x oS » . fry Sa PACT ft Be ee * Foye eee . > Ri Scere a glee ASS Palin. 3 Seaepitece the eat! akg Pe Ree oe ae ee eee ae os = & : . re are yh “ £ seo een pmomepemrnnntenis ti Mee eneveg hE tot me em WoolCricketSweaters | BucFamd (ok. ae , . expect unusual service from Models in the ee, SS? = ilored for wear—and thev're just as classy as can be. Sirgie and Succeed sats talline ma iti OP yn S mouses | yo aoa So ind double breasted coats with three buttons. two $20 ie mons oA: ———,,. irs kmickers and west. Sizes 6 to '5 years ota im . . Bers’ Clethinc *ertiesn—Serend Fleer # Res PB teos seat sertien—Secend Fleer

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vege Fer od * Nice Ady S — i SS ‘ Le eae ae So" i eS ets be a Jetebee + - eras i " . ai aa ko a r eee: ' Sa ecb an sx for Summer Effects, $2.00 ne soft new shades Two and three- of patterns in the rinkling. A Neckgc ay, slit - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Zs min Section—Main Fleer > for Men! ee ETRE RN RI NN SS ee ee APRIL 29, 1927. Pe PAGES 27—32 —_—_-__ —_ a aeeeneeeeeeeeeeeeee ee AGAIN; TWO-BA EAT CARL MAYS ee — «“ OT a A Omen RR AR AR A RR RR RN RR fe IT ET LN RNa em mem | PART TWO. a ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, WINS ! ; | F Pirates aed iain gma ti eterna i td dm dentate atte OOO CCC CCCOCCCCCOCCOCCCCCCCCTT? i tac eitten lie icon. ! ! BROWNI S| Rn wee British Athletic Invaders Go Over the Top in Practice CARDINALS BUNC € : le England’s athletic team which will compete in the Pennsylvania relay races tomorrow, working out at Phila- ‘J F delphia. The athletes are, left to right—H. P. Bowler, C. G. Weightman-Smith, Lord David Burghley and | a f} BIE AND : | T. C. Livingstone-Learmouth. , | Howley’s Men Lose to Wray ) ; | a -eeg pe omni een ca ‘Bottomley, Bell and Hafey Hit Two-Baggers in Suc- eee a - emma POPOL UEROLS 240440551 009000000004’ lease ~ : we ig Bs: : - . - oe # . Bere ae ee ¥ a a a —— lee Bis. ; cession in Fourth Inning—Haines, Ring or Reinhart er 1ssiIn ortuni- *I}- + go ee : Se K a. per igs es: 7 ‘ es es we Pa s , is Hig. 3 Bi ai eee RS gi RE. : es = 4 "PP A Million tor Dempsey. BE at ca i Wi, Mite. a es, oh esti gone Be ett: ila aaa: , to Face Cincinnati in Second Game. hes 1n Early Innings. | J ACK DEMPSEY this mae : : iliac PO Bele ae ie ee oll , € sey IRE Nahin ed DADA Aaa pa bana baa nnannarhannannny Q . e ee ‘ NRA OAR IR Seo Aldo (REN > r _ : : P eat ht oa i? ee ee i teen Cay Pe . PS tee realise Bel —— SESE 2 We Pais jan. p a4 ey “ : . . cae eaain ie sll ey he De Rory: cae Ae emo Ye a ees en a tee ‘S2OOS%9594000009004420 90000080048 5 \ y A SS RE RE OR RR A RE RN EE CN NR NE tA nn en arene en ‘ : ° FREER ITO. A rT or + ron: ry, 1 a oer : ; en nein By J. Roy Stockton There's power scattered all through the batting order of the Dian heey 25,—2¢ eS hat 3 t an i S] Pie: isis % i Re... ae RRR AR SSB. pestis | = ve ea ee Re “ : p Deas Bar, “a onan ‘e Wels "ee nA an 2 ; : 4 #927 Brownie machine nr aaa cea cye catcpeit OK TM LLO! a : se x “SOR % ge a is always dangerous. Several of the athletes are in hitting slumps, ai >l Liitc Atsaliissic ie - . ae ” nh oes ee rs , oe nd eo: ms bossa ; " : d v Ad * . . se ; r : A BIER gov, VV Lk m ee « “ae eee BBE Sige eS Ss : i AE : ‘ Lut that does not mean that they go up and take three swings and firing consistently on a! vlinders, Sa Se ; see a ee oer gee oe see : : Sens oe és : 13 S may set son ; ce ee sae mais zcudun, “58 sak . pe oe Paaee * , ti eae sit down. There’s dynamite in every Cardinal bat and Carl Mays Y ay set some ? erOorcs, 177 i¢ aes ; a : : e: . oe es: ae ce 3 Mine i Re ne a : 3s : . “ 3 a “S oe , : . Sete ts histc ae JUL icKards promises that Bae cp ee | on eS ges Bibi Be ee | learned yesterday that even a slumping batter can knock you for a s history has been ise ¢ ae e ae : 3 3 " eae eu 5 . an : gevera cy li nN q e rs nN pis: . ; 2 ¢ in H ri f: "» E: a . : ae 4 , : ; 3 S , , ea . , : oe sae | , : Sano Nee 53 ae ps i | % : that me ourht Be ; 4 ee : i See : i oe ae | an Seow: Ses am See ; me. ae Jim Bottomley and Lester Bell a ne - Cs cv ¢ € t ‘ | t ¢ r a r af Se . , & 7 ng io - m ; “is : \ ae writer’ x we oaks : s yd a a. os ‘ . mn ° 2 » ‘ ; . ‘ . others Manning ne ir £0 a i * ~ome eo it battl. wrk ti e ae ae pie ORS 3 , ae cspiegtsciens a4 e Be is i Bis oe aCe ee oe aan ee g ee IN SOR RR ae Pa REN : See ‘had been ha ving such a tough time . ; s Sia ere at : getting base hits that the good fans i'were stopping each other on the } istreet and asking what was 1e —eneneses account of rain. iw Pins ye Bi sia > CENCINNATL 3 : sane :. d ce ‘tane rif Wi) re an iff ata ee ps 5 = —— 4 see “3 » ot Seopa soe i o Sapien ORNS saa Sa ; SORES ae e a “y. ee OR i oi | Lester. . hey had heen p opping Christensen if 0 geveral lungs out of whack. the cae OnE nario EET Shpvecmyng OOS Re agg, ae Pe gO, oo eee ae aaa ee Me ithe ball into the air feebly and | Walker rf mixture generated f : 7 : ae pone b | consistently. Selly 10 .. g@visers was too len | But in the fourth inning, after Allen ef Bkatterbolt limped badly jie eee Aad Venched two hits te nae | ik . jr Re ae a : @i innings when a good — malt to tie the score at 1-1. Ford ss would have pushed it acros Bottomley walked to the plate Critz ®b eM: h line a winrer Cvlinder servative estimate. ; : SES pte sae REE eT RE Gk PEPE Se ee: Seat ea Ere Se aa Frankie Frisch had just smacked mays p ...... 3 pase one of Carl Mays’ offerings, bat _ Tom Zac hary. Steve O’Neiil and oe ae CPR BES 2 a = : | Marry Rice carried the dr: nos UTURE generations will pon- [ d R hl - | . Curt Walker had raced to the pa-| Total + ’ 31 . “of the way. but the first named 167 ver amazing fact Baseball Sc res or urg . ey iS CH | — wall 2 nd dragged it dow n. By Jack Alexander, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Sa ibey Mae f Section—Second Floor OPN LL nate intervals. Two-Baggers! Today's game was postponed SN RR A A LR SNR NE RN NT OE te OO IR Anos erry Apaiie eee hans she edie othte eth Seeley ot ty eo — te t Pen eM oii ep i RSPR LAER ANE ae AR 5 Seg oil ANE tenis 2 eee eee Be et oR SR eee Se a a ck ~lemessseeo™ We Seis sk peeps seaahstelindhe 6 ps - + & & e by a score of 2 to 1. sok ol . | e : * Wo nouUurs ant 0» minnies ol ac- NEW YORK AT BOSTON ais — ORC: ae n al WASHINGTON AT PI ADE j FIELDING. Equais Record in 100- ithe foul line, and that scored Bot- Cardinals -osee OOR: o— ut eon r lay oe was off ior mua Bs ‘ inu Ss. j a ly sf incre ” ‘ Rr t} 4 inter G.PO. a. KE, wT. wet. M FE. P £ tomley. ae Two-base hits—Bottomley, Bell, Hafey, On the other hand. Harry ‘Rice! 41), 0009 ane ck ik Ps edeiae ss RO » 24 48.0 TZ 1.000 eter Event at Fenn Car- ‘ 2 Thevenow. Stolen bases—Douthit, Thev- Who hasn't been hitting the size rs a 3 i i eee - = Ke Se ere aa —er Mornsby .......18 2 4172 266 ni | Chick Hafey had not been in a enow. Double plays—Thevenow te et et EA ss - : ’ stata - ‘ ; Val. slump. His fence busting hes heen lriseh te Bottemiey; Bell to Frisch te of his hat most of the trip and ha i aa i a PHILADELPHIA as tty iy ' ee baltic pENnEnene eras ) surely : a u Wie Ty se. Pete, : tlie ; a~e one of the features of the Cardina! | Bottomley. Bases on balis—Off Rhem. been fielding in spotty fashion, ha ioe i 4a (ee lv will 1 6 0 C rom Cambridge University as ° ve | ' , suddenlv came to life oe ad of it. The: . : from Cambri niversity, M a I attack, and so now Mays was in|! off Mays, 1. Struck out—By Mays, 3; rPame tf life he ; : a a aril 5 : : Nero: Aafiateo : Pw the Associated Pre : 4 « . two games and hit = cu : th Shak: an Sh = Bes , “= | ‘ empsey PRANKLIN FIPTI trouble. Hafey chos> the first one. | ae * Left om bases—Cardinals, GAlLiCS AijivA Bsa pi a *{ a. dil pene” Bs , rT. ’ lina } "wyixe "Si Tt) ee ; ci : =a eee .iul. J Be si, lila rs . ’ . |: ‘ineinn fl. ” } ' in , 2 'He didn’t care where it was. Thej =; . . te, 1. Se, Of iis pires—MeLauaghiin, Kiem and Wilson. Shes ii a 8 Ee foois rhese mortals m ‘lal Of-meter hurdl ace wi fila, April 29. ‘ith five vent ides Oy sae f . ° th j 1 ; ; ST sat LS IIE ; idea now was to hit Mays while hei = : ne atrip to the bench which was in = CLEVELAND AT DETR! Re he aeninntin Be Own Mana er ) we a“ ' , hile he | - —= | es le Sate eign re . completed but . a sint| was still there to hit, as substitute | ik, £ "a od , ee, ’ : . rs. the offin } 4 arr” | [ “ag : 9 eR itchers were warming up feverish- Rhem’s pitching. He was touched [i Schulte, who hit safely in seven ‘ sage : | é ; nu ’ cones a 4 ° ee aADULAK va nis, aree, ol 3 f Eve + ; : ° Food for Thought. ETROI ee Kar tates i) Tiiinet tha athlatio maveam gay, {IN The first pitch to Hafey was|'°F seven hits and the word Ere aeD im DETEH and last. pemiaiernes cs ne ee wees SS“ outside. Chick's swing didn’t get|'°Uched is used advisedly. There Cylinder cracked in the eleventh hat in ou imes a man could | b L Gib mune » geaktbic oon far " a 4 ss 5. 8c HK. em 2 f Neat «alteh er P ' Southworth rf ibunderbolt roared t... vicfrious — one million dollars for wha MER AN LEAGUE oses tf i con S , IFst pitch and lashed a double to Frisch 2b ..:.. will amount to, at the very most, Al [ERICAN NE ° ieenter. , )Bettemiey ib . Bell Hits One, Too, L. Bell 3b... >el] figured if Jim could step a od ‘out of the slump that way, why err 6 - «+: Sie pe ; ” , rs ays * |Thevenow sa ... | couldn’t he do the same, and héeigugey p .. mS te co Ccere OSS Ge Se SGCwcscmeremee CS OR Rm re te em RR RE RS ER NE a eR el essesoseck ‘ Ce ee ae Nie — nn ene wee = earn sanlyige Six hundred soft felt nd colorings—right in sizes in the group, 80 tual value...Saturday. Hat Section—Main Fieor it “i an eee ners Sein Net illite eaten pice th: Many “ p Py ig ASA SATION aving » pee S etelliaeeiieeete “ x “4 Ax “i ive ae Wan Th WR pills Sraight games up to a few days Ss f pe) } vy) od ; ) ; ] if le \i 3 i la I i 2 > VJ ‘ LS or 1 . ‘ } I I . 7% cy by 7 . ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ] “ 4 +} ‘ » , 17 c* 4 . pil» . * a = € a 7. , * - cons ese Ped ge all A | ¥) tt oy tig a gt eens rn ae a ' nt all the wav around. but he met the “48 nO socking. There wasn’t @ es | tala - —— ihe eo ae | . 2 _— fiough stil] an efficient fielder . ) triu 3 ) ) ringing hit off the Red bats all © O'Rourke has likewise suffered in ; ; 1 ne : e : : rs © sik ie ta - jie Taten n the capeza Dy Lmiiton erjiat lagen ft Tehe } ry janehin. | fi oe: 2 > in cjde hy a foot or two 7 A ee, ae ks a ak : : | Promoter Refuses to State What leciate decathlon impionship, | field line, inside by : rt 1 : pee ee attins age Tag agi a oe olt rresiden if Rollins Col NATIONAL LEAGUE. mh: . ae —_— : ; oti: tenn ct the Dannerlusni, {ane 1% was euither 6000s aed Bell; *" siow rollers to Bottomley, for el in rasiichd ite in the “es | : + ke oe ee er Boxer Will Receive for , = : oeeenecns"“" erossed the plate which were hits because Rhem ra while. . | “=~ sopeepenagies pee ees = = ® efter a f the race when the blon: ink : relay. carnival. | (couldn't or didn’t cover first in t le 4 of Re \ if Wes I ‘ So S: > 7 ‘rr . . ° - 4 , ai + aye a . | be uals One Ball Game. is | Infield Slowed Down. ; Puget ect SOSTON AT NEW YORK ‘hel ritish nobleman stumbicd Paulino Bout Elli won. ¢} sf r dash rT , se time. In only one inning did the i lI LTT} P¢ Sed oo ‘ aaa orate > ™ : ae , Z s ™ . : nat Was the are game, > « 1 es ¥ » “ . z . Mis that way all through the h college tay against 0 3 ae pe Se eee ee ee ee hat ‘is bout the edet of t} eds get more than one safety and J a i 424 . A j : e' — | . ‘ CA ’ ‘ . . ti ci s ¢ , t ‘4 I ; > =! 4 i ij 4 t : q re ganization. Gerber was a siev a ditic us strict ll of 2162.8055 points. r- stmaga ' ' ‘+ ithat was in the ‘fourth, after two I LIC 4 af fs ‘ Se e : ‘ 5 thoae " . s 7 i : - | NI W YORK AS: a : ia it 1 u . : hi ep. ita - The ré We re {we ft} rier runs VU“ ere down as previously told. on de a Sf f € “h le 37 the ™ ry + ; . * ’ » . + - o¢ P ie ; } . : 1 ' . ’ i@nSe Or a whNile, Dut a dx urges rE 04 YorR oril 9 —Jack iF rame Hughie Expensive > ' gh : . A ‘*wy09 1] on RA. A} - _ Seen he : ™ yj 29 ‘) hid i aA TY) Ugi } 4A p ht iv Rhem a control was excre llent oristop is now airtight. As might abandon OUR ; cNS . : ei gj, Hey. S isto, | rf who usually is Critz ; ; be expected, | ita” hnedl pont eran | came wees — ee a ~PiNt, | He gave only one walk and though ted, however, is batting ‘7 SURIS) q mi! put : ; - who pronounces 11 “ALE Ke f “| nee ; | , AMATEU Fl M rs : it Gibson on the back af r hg ‘comeback rai ic summer with l’nivers] 26031.3575 joints VnO q onounces sti ’ ike he (reque ntly was in the hole’ to slumped. The temporary loss! gnen and above board for profe ce eae ee ee eee s. kicked a Eob O’Farrellia batter he w ble to find th : e I ‘ it] Af b »- + . : ‘ " . ae +7 } ri} fj is} 4 4 - “4 es ca. 8 -. “ he ‘ A a ~ . } of Melillo through a charlev horse] cjinnsalicm ‘ * mn inder around the infield to start | corners c s © to iif the Si Pa iStiil. om nese . . P . ' stents ‘ Ji isis. has slowed down the double plav | “Tl would be perfectly willing | PHILADELPHIA AT BROOKLYN : ~ seemed just a bit, but Spencer) to print in our catalogue how 0 0 ee gee pped back —— . -) : : +3 a oe ° . 2 : att As / Ie wa ‘ } . : . ’ on . | . . - - > . }f 30) Py r ; ile and fielding and Melillo’s abs« hee} quarterback and our high jump- BROOKLAN ‘3 see peice B tein ) ae « ~ a Pe ee a ee ieee ii ls not greatly felt Oscar got in |; the Fordham ace has 11] rae inf Led : . lilac } . by , . ? _— ' 4 , , ' nT ie) iJ sf —* gant : aod eit . f wiinitiaie didianile tnan the carniy ai record. AlE YT) TO regain tl € ~ A ‘ ad 7 . - . tal s - . ' ; e P " ‘ Cea CT ine was “A fast and emooth - . 4 ; ~ a? + . ‘ . . a * ‘ . Continued on Page 2m. " . — rard thinks his 7 . Tne LITS OT Lhe fourt nh. a ter working mid lle man. Taylor — - -- Se --- ‘ LA fe A ao , a ? : + wxr¢ 7 | . . ‘+, . I ©) . ‘4 aa + oy i Vi Wwe re ¢ 117 Kelly errnashe | a #} T)- | cy? } i? — ;} , } od. tw s petter than Sturtr ’ utnit contributed the best owft- J ; : + » 7? «¥ } rn a t? : tle ; . “ Postponed Games. ards Game Off; “Jack doesn’t rm’: ¥ A P. r} ’ ron. i eee. f} it h hox. Allie Tr) VM a ked is : 7? play of the ads ¥. racing in ° — ~ ' x ) . r} ri yr) . " Olle . Sn tn oy: pees RIN “SNR di Sy Ol a manazer. om: Beserannmatie fic a atte Nace Gibson was pushed most of 7 sity : hird: § Rn cae amp! accepting | , ‘a cane : n tnirdg nnin a rie ob reache ii bit } Ion, acc J tide ssi il ‘ ‘ ae, ae ] tdi ge ,0OT) af€ii > " i i : s i* ’ . . ’ ’ ss s An infield out advanced the PR Pees le Plays Help. | ed i Ba *3% m a7 . . a | leader, and after Rhéemi.. "* SUPport helped = Rhem. was the second | with Paulino Uczudun early ee his itnimitable hut seteaeemeeeneeeetinencsintenenentndnemeenedieene eeseeneateetineeedeien sees nenene tenes ee in their appearance ed up’—they wear bslue all-wool flannel tailored in the real ges 13 to 19 years. “Con | Continued on Page 29. PA CLT A te a ’ ‘ _ ~~ ~) ao r $ ' ; Secretary Clarence Lioyd of i] altars, SayS J €X. ? 7 co : : 7 « . on e 7 ait ‘ Oee light? . : ; ‘ ‘TY! pte d { ru ; gi ¢ al {) Farr si ° . a tirxrys a are . st 1 hil . titleholde le id wit! 3? ” » et MONIT r} Ud th Railway Exchange Bu) ~ . : - . . \ { & Yr. that today ~ scheduled ative O! the eTs Worilie Lita Li iU . - AMERICAN LEAGUE oF R It J de: : ‘ eae i Saiealiaiaiee : is oe adise ' front of f i nit. awe ony sae If They If The) acin esu Ss 2: haseball game with the Reds had 4st year confirmed Dempseys an- | ©riy Was ne) ith 3553.191 aie | tail - ays allowed only five hits, byt , i ma a , ts ¥ . ¥ _ A wn el a” ~~ ‘ 7 ? » e > ; Ss i. Oe 4 ‘Tis t} ba reL_turn tnre wv . ee, _- If They If They ! Win ~s PL PI = urs a, LIPS been called off because of rain nouncement that he ig eee ) iiTG } : 4; r) . | we ie : - ] , . ; idn’t have the stuff to siop aie ine worse . a . e — ea aa ce ane elsurely taggec ‘mas nh ‘ose by cLr , _— : Pc Today At Jamaica. Two gates will be played to- Out manager! LSS1St ro awe EA! fe eee oe a neatiad as | 8 h TE yee irds when they got started > . W. kL. Pet Today CLUB. . W. k&. Ft. oda } “I lon affiius : Th hlon summa wae Irving ‘tO PUSH ‘the Ole on their one big rampage. & Kew y gen sae 1 ee G67 .692 .G1b By the Associated Press. morrow, he said. | also affirme : a i as ” mes gg ; ae ig rampage. More- | York. . 692 .714 .643| New York. . gxon Seen crap aympamy ' Fire furlons a | report of Dempecy’s goed condition, | ~“o'-cenl kee ek ee ee over four of the five Cardinal ls ' = ror —. Phil'delp'’iz 255 #6483 341} «a _ ~ eo 9 " : . a : . ‘ on ta © agaglfPenasiie Bog — Fhe ‘ine Form a fetion _ P Phir *-* 66% .or2 615 : I hil ce Ip Pi | S . ’ , j ; = i j i " ‘ Principia in Tennis. as cla ring that ~~. ck never look: d «> ‘ ; i... e : ¢ an, o | “4 : Rh in in i ine | © 4 , ae fies were double ~ and those Ms delp’'ia / The rest of the game was ali doubles were hard hit. . *Rtsburg OPO L OL LO LOL OO OE WII , checked a threatening ding aliivy when he robbed Christensen. . ’ the Cardinals announced at 2:15 | Dd lie, business represen- he niate threw th +} ° i ae . - : a & = bs “? = ‘ ; P : , : 4 ci i 667 .692 .615| Browns .. .6 ee eee re Keen i McAuli 10 , better in all his, career.” — : . - -~ ~- ae | 4 , ; . fe x : ‘ = A ? nrnis team hh; “ +, on n cd ' . ae I 435 Gal i re wie 615 .643 .571 |) Washington « 205 ost 200 rin 2 atep, Sle ot - Sennss team has been in Kithouwh Rickard - ‘ ~ see = ros ff »f rY i f { . pL ssl as est Ai - _ — - ~ Be ; e 33 B ‘ metal t : , ‘ fis $i ahi i i sta] i} a > bd. 763 poo if hic aco a 8S ‘ - Deded 6 4 i - ; | “ ? ! 154 ErVCTS . SSE! : cS a ~~ OO€ male? il ei ilable. Noy! hs } - + re ij bing “Th? Rreeeivs 1? wi ve 17: ; st tor 1 i at 4 F R d : S d G f > i = , . yt)? ‘ " > : » - _ m2 aw + o ny _ . ’ . our ee cre » BO! came from Madison Square Garde: J % R ' — —_ ie ca approximately $250,000. In accept- . Yesterda esults Js \rthur Haven, Ray Bowen, Floyd |” seasons: ; m3 , 2-58: Richard , es er y s “ ‘* Rate - . sii P 7% 17 ¥ re | ilvf} . ~ yy ‘ firs ‘ | 2 ]s Mm p- rhe ' , ry ’ . ~~ + ‘ 2 A nant Se nem . THIRD RACHK—Si: ‘) ’ . i * ; OR A A A ES NEE A EN RT OE TT CNTY SILT CRN eS TCG CE i RE oh oe NATIONAL LEAGUTUE. AM ERICAN LEAGI F.. it ' also agreed to meet the winner sh ge . os ‘ 1. ee ke , > - ; , j © Lac R ; i Cin M ‘ } _— 4 - i i : . ; - 4 si ‘ & Is 3-5-0; Cincinnati, Chicago, 2-11-0; Browns, 1-7-0 Sixt Lrno! ood -l plavers from by Seen ta Of Sharkey-Maloney § fight, | ronev (Georgetown) end J & Yes> Mids eSt€a Since | pUUG ¥ ul Manager O Farrell Ry OF: gs Batteries: Thomas The Vintner (Zoelk t-5S | enhant hie a | Be: | ar . : f the | , , nae . » ~—° . ar- 11 inning ). at : : : . . bE RPRPG eit J 2G ; sila ' Z | i iser.e ' . sar] 7 ‘ ’ An ‘ - 4 ‘ ~ (* ° 4 Pe urg ee Batti ric P Rhe m and 0 i ’ - : P 7 t ary O'Neill and "Tit? ' : feRRATII “TT LMog f METER : : z Be " - . 4 4m ry? LP We yt} j : ' ~ a n ws Hi id Aceé if Re a c—Rixey to a Mays and Hargray e. amd McCure y; Zachary, & A ate re Balidpats iwUuvecrvYeu waked ; ey if Surv} * of the naten saya hod pre: a , ¢ OT Vere ‘ York, 4-7-1; Boston, 3-8-2. Schang. Graeme, High Bridge, Svict Aik, 20 Oe tie BES ~- ig slated to bé Gene Tunney Dp Teachers’ Colles ee Fred Wie- | Pitch or Cincinnati. 2 Arcee eeeree secede emcee eeeetenenenendeeenmeuntee eaeieamraammenieaammnnemnmnen eneenancuenee El a TE + meres. : . e ii 4 3 : . oe sie indi pel “a ’ : vs RS 1 Batteries. Barnes and Devormer;: Detroit, 6-9-1; Cleveland, 5-12-2. hi. Pippin also ran. ponent in the ¢ : | x | Bw Smin, « | ay. Whitehill and oe oa satiate ote ' : \ a i 4 BS Genewich and Taylor. Batterie: : Hollow ay. ; LET ET : , att SEES ate —-- Lge ; te LPP LAB PLL LALLA hLDA heh ad hd ddd hah dh dh ddd eel Mtl ha \ i : ». 16-17-00; Pittsburg, \4-9- Shea and Woodall; Uhie, Levsen. a a9 re ne pa rae | — ss a an arene White, On #1 | eiietetiie | ANAGER O'FARRELL he — ry So get « fifth from “Ming, a Batteries: Root and Hartnett: Miller and Sewell. ~ aa w Pine. Mean Meddler.|_ First race—-Grace Larsen 11. Sombrero BEAUMONT ATHLETES n: Kennedy, 19 ft. 8% in: Strat two avenues of attack open) Reinhart and Bob McGraw. whe wes obtained from the Dodgers o Senger, Cvengros, Mahaf-— Philadelphia, 15-15-2: ae My 1 racdelbane. Salat = tae tn ame = "aan ih. dome DINT CK 4 n.- Wiesher. 18 7 , the cond ime « Mey ang ; 7-10-3. Batteries: Walberg ‘ji Peres Se , alta > ie Foes on 3 Tigne ied lquat Jack it aaeaneie LEA RA MEET HIGH ‘ P-—Doherty, & 1 et. ine Series with I af yesterday in a trade for Jakie ‘ "i Smith. ton, ‘ae c Phfladelphia. 8-11-5: Brooklyn. and Cochrane and Pe o ns; a so ve sale salle Manse ger ag sushiv Nishe Follow Me Rarbe-r * Beaumont led the ) “4 +56. Ties: : he , - oe er, Braxton. Murray, /ones, sana warth« [ont Sie -~ Valet Rrone | Ween. Bateiies “ifth—Prince Pan. Se track meet after the midget and Cerne et nene Fiuoett anc | important, he will use Jeégs Haines | . , ’ x = Batteries: ; Ferguson, Taber. |der. | Ruel and Berger. you Sok ‘inettn. Hands Up |enth an Jourtie, Whiz | rillow | tani sai ae a dee sae ine, & feet 5 inc! Wilezewaki, Gi... | use Jess Maines! Eppa Jeptha Kixey. who had te . SS s : ea Deeatur W ioughby and Wilson: | mani. Burke and ue “a - » = . wat : * = ’ a ; wi aa ew a . ’ Tree Timel as } °) i. #4 oe " Pout Iunior ey *T) - oi a gu ai mee ‘ i ag adi ‘ veins 7 one . . | ape inet Lie t} ?| ricKks mre fi if he pre- ; ' ‘i . ne . a . Pn ‘4 yas a ~ ; Mew “ nd . New York-Boston came DGSt- | +.....1-. ag Ses | ee Legge pneseae ates °° “SF eee been completed at Beaumont Field. ‘ ee — Mri. £8 24 : late _ hemtin eet mate ave Some Ame, Wii plich for \ ee =weeny, Clark, Ehrhardt, Can- Ne 3 Mat er. Sixth—-Ben Oma ‘ —_ sg ee oe nt reese: aga aie aa ‘aget eae = rere 20 TARO & Cnance ane ae the Reds, Manager Hendricks h 2 i a | Chaf! Sev. Declared of LEXINGTON SCRATCHES. The two schools tied in the midge ney, 52 1 iIrtride fe : " ale LOGS, & ¢ as | iT - . Haines in reserve, he will use Jim- a" SN * . . ' ~~ TW WRIVHH ‘ SY \ ." ais Roosevelt Srratten and Weisher. & feet. 7 is he figures a victory today most | Flowers. . ~~ RSV ks. ; a > : ’ ,oned. ’ e4 WH | a and Henline. i —- ———-- | Fourth Race—Love Like. Fifth Race— | class when both teams gathered 55% : announced. The southpaw usually (Hot Spot Sixth Race-—Frankman oints but the Nortn Siders jumped my Ring or Arthur Reinhart. ~ SA ee Be > , ae ! . » ERE ‘ yo bi ' ‘ . F 1 ~* TPA oh | Tomorrow’s Schedule. At Beulah P as Brot. Mate Ee points Ne Sen a oan i . —— bothers the Cards, but Haines cap | + etal AMERICAN LEAGUE. rk. 7 pra into 1 lead when the oe 56s, The advisability of finding an-'gcive him a tussle and carry the XN ATION AT, LEACGt i. 4 : rikn«7 iy A‘ a bey ftirior re: i HAVRE DE GR ACE SCRATCHFS iniors rag} up 64%, points Ae Op- = a Le “ee 7 P + — ‘ ‘ : vend Browns at Chicago. Vain 1 efover) 1.20 kM n a i vt Ries to the 524 Or f the Roose- a other pitcher qualified to start smart money. MEARS Ot Gt. Louse. eee : Race—-Rundale, Angry Mood. Lit-) Aeron Ding albaonsres ass: ' WESSERN ASSOCIATION. cames may cause a decision in fa- Friech’s return throw hed te be : “ig » Motroit ei kt _ fits } rate) : - | b -_ . - Cleveland at I | as . tle Bre M : : : ‘ALO at Pittsburs. BE RE 9 4 ; ln ier ae ‘or: Mmith. A: | nightie) rr of Ring. With or i om the rfeet em that attempted double y on mt New York Ww asninc . ' . a + as rit ibs ‘ « ss Philadelphia . Y . ; 1% mer? (at? * a ; La ere bee H - m1 : en! r ove nfte a *77 ila Beadedy's ai rs | Iewr A cw York ni I3 msfOn, itis A ee #tth Lah, ‘Xai Rae | Locket rinee of J on r titi oe ‘noon on the same fielu. uke ] ee tah Beit: 6 28 CAPA riere U'rarreti ( entinerd ae Pare oti ** si 2 iu @ pe pe’ = * , Dey bern Si TM eg a arate os aba RET me terse

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PAG iE vs ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29. 197 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TEN MUNICIPAL LEAGUES..WILL OPEN SEASON TOMORR — a - > AT ee Na a la ll lel at et neteuthicviteaisitaimaa aaa ~ a a “gl — - ———— = —> Principia T Hel The Pirates Holleys Oppose =? Ritzer to Meet (J FARRE p 182 TEAMS % Brothers a ~~ Fall River for |) YY2OSBa>. { Boxer Who Has 2 Local ee ee ee © A A A Soccer Final to Be Decided at LEADING HITTERS. Dave Ostrov, of Chicago, Will | PLAYER Club G. AB. R. HP Oppose Local Welter in . . a = A PD xg Detroit U. Field Sun- Fertherzill. Ticers. 10 : (ehrig. Yankees i3 47 2: Coliseum Show. Simmens, Athletics .14 Pants Store Nine. 1926 a 3 , S Roenic. Yankees.. : ga Mee HOME RUN SLUGGERS, Champion, Will Play n == | i A Williams. Phillies fjehriz. Yankees Empire League — 17 ee ee eee 1 & f G 0 S d oe LS : ae * Whrights | Ss . —— a Cm hel eee Come . mt | : * , lost a> L1DING RUN SCORERS, PLAYER Club test move of Hernsby, Giants to —— fas Gehrig. Yankees ........ “a reece ia Fie ee cond DSasemai wo on - sau | second 7. . cme £Tréop i . * - a3 ac NN a oon Leo Cebb. Athletics rer nex h irsday night. E - du is about thei seat a nex: Sunday. = _EAalr 5 E sTEA ER nate ’ | - an st “— a ‘ e No. There was no force play As is known, ¢ up. Fels hing Simmens, Athleties .... ; sets aie ue ; i eiges seo Pe nig : rumner on first having been re- Tyrsen, Giants g ye Fetherzill. Ticers f,eslin, Senaters Judze. Senators Yesterday's Home Runs. NATIONAL LEAGUE. % Seneon? eight ace has been idle for ro.l0OUlC - a Queen w.28 not “prea »« 4 S . . : _— = : . = ~?' months, due fractured sh ee have bie Player—Team re OE i . Sia ie Walking § ——Riehas : : enous ne fast trial, and & Wrightstone. Phillies . 3 engage tp Pee aN er Pe pero loaded auto cic ally : a ackson. Teasda-e ca | ad George W : Partridge. Ro in Outeoe ‘ies “Kayo” Record. rummers and therchby ores man P. WVaner. Pirates ‘i on third base. Hartnett. Cubs Herman. Robins ie it > A —coye, Ressler, Balthrons, Jie | seats eeu AGGIES TO SELECT ob, S$ ghrenfest. ‘Mctlueeg aoe Gand Sree compared toush. Giants . . tan ~ : - “ : “y : ol a ) : ; None. suahes eeaie Gace “aie oe _ WITH WASHINGTON © ©) Tiss. oi oe = ber work the ' 6 : ; Bij " : ~ ee. ’ : >: : 0% awe « ‘=. ‘ te Th. : 4 tha : pe , . .% Sm ee 2 Se re § © A. : ~ inane ; . - - : r . wey g tt ty Pag nid i 4 . 7 3 . a oe: a RI LES . m fn Ciaiion e i . D LI D _WANER ; i M2 rie be Thr S | i. aiur mm er. # f dtceg EOD eo masmnennge i—-_ 4 . mewmiadiven - —- « ; — bat che anner TOoOTICrTow re Tie VWviiia ez iak. YF a ee ane : an Saal se ae ; uk . : we r- Ves > re cs . row Stasi 1}Ooin 7 ‘See : ve |e oe 2: I€ a iaoeoma : 3 fa > a ; - ‘ ho ry n : Beg ti = lished th 12 feat bac mt be pee ~_ ~ Boys Form Unusual |... 222 2.228 S22 ee me Met tart Kites teary wit yas coy Ot ME Sia orn or » is decom panei for the —£ ~ ld b1 ty + ; “es ieee PREPS AEE ONE Ser ai i Os a 3 nice 7 im augmented po _ ed POLE VAULT —w. - i trainer fo gael t leven’s goals in seen Chin aaine “aes . r Nebraska: brew N ———_—__> ___— : = WMondar Fen radual _ Sm op... ‘. er. Jott ~. = xnerience in getting Ou le Com mation for - ee an on tena te cl > SWEETSER SHOOTS 71 ment with Washington Ca- “GH JUMP —® Mt 4 — Meee Sees for the race | y gare gation Feces co ne meas Set dh van tee ee a —(t a f the tu at | : | segeia Maas Ba ra Sat oa aang Aas + ea — fee Laurie Baetier = ies Eagie. the E. B Me ; Mondt. : | tour 4 me on ta | . abe : Se candidate here in charge) East End F *2 mctsiil ¥ z 3 Pe iT : : are = 14 ition = return zea i¢ n : 4 = =. tel . Bias — “ mie Tauher.. was an other cia: weit A hauee ial SU” Raney Siternrmnae st ass ae m ew members, Swix : , whe sd ee cee im a creditable move ee 3 : fou teh at 1 se vith e and! Clazeett. am Sef Man o’ War was full of Toledo F 3 sella the Guak Ridre t+ ; sterda’ __ Fi iknet oe wae hes 4 = ; = ‘ ct 3 Fae ine: 3 sg be took Jockey Ni ote | AS etser s re afeq r | 4 oe n by any ound 1: Seiray F Detroit L | c her mem I Me Pos 2 — Oklahoma Aggies 11-8 Misseuri J rows 2 a4 hre e_cighths in -36 1-8; e . _~ ~~ > of Seotiand F. t ound 3 Bada A. ‘akhelie 9%. Delaware *. = c the ‘ ind . gearser i nliikely ~ = : a Amit =i om ‘d gs ‘75. geven- ¥ - tt BD ar — Ta. . mm ; - bai = ; ' - : 7 o a cad : - ha . aq * . a ; - . = > . ; : - i* a : , ; ait ¢ he . and n * : , i 2: Sparta A and B. -- a 7 an ¢€ os Tomorrow’s Schedule. Tardinal shortstep,*n¢ h t tbs, has a -bro who piteh —~ ee ee 3 ; th de and is 2 a ca ee ee i :' ' : COMMERCIAL LEAGUE—Faircreand Park Ther be JOnnard brothers ~. wee “ wr tnitia ~ cond ond 3 :¥ ier & e ig 7 So. i. “SURSTi Re Bis mits hin wee 7 : ite , 5 , . . , ° ' Ss so ; ea kh her “ ‘ “a . . 2 Archibald Deer. 2:45 p. m.; airgroeund ark im - - —_— ’ ie W 3 ev. fim - thiehem I! ' ‘ n> : a. I “2 xe me 3 SR Se SRR PORN Ss aoe 2 ; _ >; o. - ( enti Irs Riectr er ¢ — “ae ; i . aner rot! ers st ‘ail wer 13 2: epponents 3 Sine = = = 4 a Se Sone = . = i o. sean ne Sateen 4 Re Candy Rock and Caney £ =. &. ism m. ground ‘ark . ames meee - : ' PS ‘ = = : ; EEN Se EE > s i . Aer ertean ent Ins. vs. St. awe ; en s ae Y S - M k = = s z : ee se a A Pg Fa Grea in a & irkout ove La oy ae jo 45 as m. " . “ " , - > . , " ave W at ar Ss : F aa > : z : “ ican . 3 Sees ee Heuse > a Chester- = re pulled 1 . . % . Yt ’ F — Awe 7° - at Buddies T ~eiiiare , ‘T™, 4 es ie Cand ’ ‘ G ¥y . 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RRO = a hcipia Track : 2am to Meet * Local Rivals 2 and Country Day Join n Triangular Meet Tomorrow. Western and Country ngase in a triangular Saturday afternoon, schools meet at Lackland road, at is some prospect of Kirk. tering the match, but phe do 50, only a small of men \,ould be listed. Pia ) such stars as the Son brothers and More'y, ind Western, mem- ‘rep League, are rath- out their. prospects. Codasco possessed nship track team of last year, but this and White has been Soldan and S§&t, is known of Mal. team, the Garrison , but pend a good s: Tinsley; Torres. Martinez: cy bi lie > a. =. — : | . _ 4420 tik dliiii Torres: Pp. c D. . 1% ® Paker: a I: withrons, Ewing: it} = NK — . Hlargreave, Loon: *hel) Hilts. j : ~Padres, r etlicts ar ; Gu BON, = Templeton: ferry; C. D. & A.—Rich- m. HURDLES—w. anes : S Roberison. *~ a. «6 w.L.! Portland 1515 WwW. L. Pet. 1811 .§21 é Missions 14 ~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Y QUEEN’S DERBY WORK NSS FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1927 eens ceeeanaiinanaeetennene REY he ne tt RO A LPO TOI A A ION EILEEN, ROP FO Sor epson a wae Fe , PAGE 29 ee oe FASTEST YET RECORDED —— =«=C) gs trial yesterday set | ‘ ~~ —— 2. ae 43 fhe Stefan the Great filly | ce until ' ; > ST Pa , Trainer George | lirement in early summer. an opener for a longer | With Leo Mc-: t UD, weighing with his tack | filly | Not | second | Widener | uae but the manner in which | gecomplished the feat was the | sie 529 Cha'voga 61 5 | 7S Sankari, Winner in Seven Races, in [926, Rancocas Stable’s Derby Hope Son of the Finn Had Only | One Test Over Distance | of Ground as a Two- | Year-Old. NO. 18—SANKARI. By CLEMENT GLAUB, Sankari, one of j NON al dl ell al al all all ad ad ee le aa eb hed eh ae the Rincocas'! Stable eligibles for the Derby, was | one of the highest litgs sold at the Saratoga in 1925, costing - Harry 325,000 but the colt did not his third start He was a bit last year. Win! : | Cheops in ine ’ priced year-| ..,..| and one-half Sales | Sinclair | AND FUTURE ODDS Br c, by The Finn-Cadeau. Owner — Rancocas (Harry F. Sinclair). Record—Starts, 13; second, 1: third, 2; 3; won, $7,700. Future book odds—10 to 1. ) fiest. 73 unplaced, « was at Five Furlongs in His maiden race four spring meeting at Jamaica. He ' finished third behind Charade and unlucky, | coughing sickness causing his re-| ever. the fall. Sam Hildreth and most other members of the How. | he had plenty of racing in' ‘face he set th Y hut of the! establish-| ment liked Sankari best of the 2-/'| year-olds because he much like Zev. Sankari plenty of speed in many of his looked so. showed | races but his only test over a dis-| tance was in the Walden Handicap, | at one mile. this raee. At Belmont ark, Sankari scored his first vic- Lory. winning Bostonian, Evader and Pat lengths going away. from McGee by In his next tired Stable ¢ »| closed (| Pimlico iin a row > BREEDING, RECORD ‘Trainer Hildreth Likes Colt Because He Looks Like Zev—Did 5 Furlongs in 759 4-5. Sankari was shipped to where he wor two races and then finished fourt 'to Rip Rap in the Walden Handi- | cap, furlongs during the | | meeting, he won two straight races. | 'In his | kari | Crystal | ond race over a heavy track, four |; | practically from his own efforts in the stretch | and finished second to Afterglow. At Empire City, Sankz scored two firs:s and a thir three starts. In his second track Sankari raced in the fast time Black Curl by a length. After the Empire City of :59 4-5 beating ‘3 | meeting | The | himself \go a | on fast or slow tracks. Cadeau, ei As gam at one mile. Sent to Bowie following the close of the Pimlico San- over Bowie ‘rictory won the first start at scored a lengtl! Domino. He beat- fterglow by three lengths. In all was ridden by Laverne Fator. Sankari was bred to go a route. Finn, his was a and most of his get route and run equally ing sire, is a daughter of Golden Max- *9 im, a good mud runner in his rac- | ing Tomorrow—Buddy Bauer. are Hor Ore Ine Bar! BY fob 2. Corey Continued from Page 27. man who plays for fun or for money, “Why it is considered proper for a student to support himself through college by waiting on a hotel table and improper to re- ceive money for playing on the hotel nine is beyond my intelli- gence. ‘Tf American colleges will not up to the amateurism in athletics which they profess or publicly adopt the professional- ism which they practice, I sub- mit that no college which pre- tends to hold up moral] standards before the young man can take part in intercollegiate athletics.” . 2 > three- | Secret Professionalism. — HOLT knows his onion- ology. He has been informed by those who should know that under the existing definitions of “amateur.” there are few college teams in the United States that would stand inspection. He broke his own college team when its makeup became known to him. In one way or another our amateurism is bootlegged into our schools, and because one in- stitution does it, others have seen fit to protect themselves by wink- ing at the same procedure. The director of athletics at one of the major institutions of the Missouri Valley told the writ- er. answering a query, that “in- ducements” in one form or an- other were tolerated as a neces- sary evil in practically all uni- versities of athletic prestige. “Football and sports so adver- tise a school,” he said, “that few major universities can afford to be weakly represented. Induce- ments in the way of athletic scholarships, tuition, jobs, cig- arette and laundry concessions. are dangled before “prospects.” Matters are arranged to make it financially for the players to go through school.” > * fa SV | . What’s Wrong With It? HAT of it? is the natural question. “Nothing at all” would be the | | | { | | Our Ideals Ship. writer’s reply. Nothing except that so long aS we have line distinctions between amateur and pro and between eligible and hair- 7 ineligible so long will bootlegging in amateurs go forward. Better an open professional than a tainted amateur. * * * Why Distinguish ? NE thought of paying a for representing his sch teur or professional thé good taste. . . 5 a univeristy and vay scholastical To wry i ey rcitT Vaiuu | Ean Ge? ii; next } made good as a stu- why should he not play for his alma mats Think it over. Amateur or pro. he of the school! tled to represent it. 1? —— ee IJaBe Dail and thetefo t the snob idea of yliar | N E ne . F + iim lailt _ an amateur Originally arose. it barred ivone who earned his living by manual labor. A m2- chanic of any description was not eligible. About 20 they sought to bar an America oarsman from the Henley regat- ta because he was a mechanic. But even England has aban- doned this idea. Today amateurs and professionals play side by side on British soccer teams with- out discredit to either. America could learn much from the old country about amateur toler- ance, Why not let the amateur ani pro play side by side on our col- lege teams in representing Alma Mater? N. B.—This very thin secretly today. years azo Oklahoma Aggies Split With Tigers —_——__-— Game and Then Wins Seven- Inning Nightcap. Special to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Mo., April 29.—The | University of Missouri lost a wild- ly played 12-inning game, 11 to 8, to the Oklahoma Aggies here yes- terday, and then emerged victori- ous, 7 to 6, in a second-inning night- cap feature with the same agere- gation, duplicating the double- header of the day before, which the Missourians and Oklahomans likewise split. Four pitchers for each team, a /KEMPER, UNBEATEN IN j i ’ ; ; } DUAL MEET IN 9 YEARS, Special to the Post-Dispatch. Missouri Loses 12-Inning Ball | total of 16 players for the Tigers | and 12 for the Aggies, 11 errors by | i Attia Missouri and six by the Aggies, partly tells the story of the first) contest. Other three-run features, batting spree including 4a | in the | ninth which deadlocked the count, | and a three-error field spree by the | Missourians in the twelfth, which, | joined with two Aggie hits, gave the Oklahomans three runs victory. and | Because the Oklahomans showed | up nearly . contest, the second game W as im - ited to seven innings, and the Mis- sourians came fro sixth to score four runs. time the Aggie half,o : was under way it was 50 neither the fielders nor the hitters coul managed to push across & McCoy tripled. an hour late for the first | m behind in the | By the | f the seventh | ark that | tg iNew a see the ball, but the visitors | run after | @rs at BOONVILLE, Mo. Apri 239. — Members of t % ililtary Schoo he repu- dual | f a: they the HKirksvill State Teach- Kirksville in a field meet. Thus far this season the sprinters have been handicapped by inclement weather and lack of of} portunities to compete with othys although the Yellow on a dual meet from and took first iast Sat- meet mike re lay liowing “aturdays meet, the the high x4 a ay Chile Cadets will point day meet the conference May 1s probable "Olumbia meet in echool + and licothe Kemper's entries for i-rard dash—P dash— Moor} Courtney to Box Kaplan. the NEW Pe. _? _ { ouriney, l ‘ress. . ak ob fA!) Associated YORK, Oklahoma middleweight signed rday to box with K. O. Kid Kaplan, York in the semi-finals ins Lato-Joe Dundee wel (,f"Orge was yeste rounds Polo grounds June 8. track and Kemper | Jack- fonentp fight at the. ; | CARDINALS BUNCH ‘ ' because the team } als (infielder from i+ soon. is that , Some THREE DOUBLES TO Continued from Page 27. f the>Reds in the fourth in- a fair lead and Frisch's throw sailed glove a foot off 77 ‘arrell’s 77? 7 BAS the liigiaiabiii | ni 77 cy » 13 McLaughlin. , hott TY) 2 DOtTtTOmMmM gancer champion League's staff is with ,? | i eo, vv, ) . { rst. ‘ ‘4 ’ us. Klem ane ilson are Peter's ’ vv) % + IAne i, rir companions-10-C) J An a Pe | I + 1» a a ae cqramMma || THOMAS, P. . +) = itera Hargrave Him Out With a Priii a-* i couian Billy Southworth’s hitti was stopped by Mays. Bill ha in each of 11 previous ; of the season. Against the su! rine hu@ler Southworth did the ball out of the irfie O'Farrell made the bat sin: when he retired arm after catch After the arm staved on the be winning. , safely he- chicago cause of a sore several innings, covered he was O’Farrell announced that Mce- Graw would report as soon as he could make the trip to St. Louis. With Flowers gone, the Cardin- probably will bring a one of the The team ‘¢an’'t get with one substitute infieldey | Toporcer is the only one availal 'though Eddie Dyer | first base in a pin TO FACE KIRKSVILLE fill can on the trade generallv the Cards the best of the deal, inasmuch as can use McGraw every fourth of fifth Comment got | > u neVv whereas Flowers continued to infielder was day, the bench until inn aac ARIS » GARTERS “NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU Time for a fresh pair ? | may | Howley thinks he may start Walter SeCe- | |} harmony Sankari | 'among themselves and the courage stayer | can | well | the | ‘and kited for home, wuen the other i not | the beginning of progress. | O'Rourke a ..& | Melillo Sisler 1b. | Schulte cf. | Gerber ss. | O'Neill e. of the Nation- | ere | ZACHARY P. | Hunnefield | Metzler ef. ‘Ward ®@b. | Schulte. VOungz | farms | would have seid — . ager 446.4 AAA. OO 4 OA. FAO AA ae a a 934595453555 557 OF OY OOO OSOSCB S354 356 S8466C9O99 PPP PPP PD POD IPP PPP PD eo -DOFSOPP PESO DOPOD OOOO SSFOOO ZACHARY WEAKENS IN ELEVENTH INNING AND BROWNS LOSE ___ __ Continued from Page 27. had been taken out for a pinch hitter. The pitching shows some im- provement. Tom Zachary pitched a splendid game yesterday and de- served to win. He showed more stuff than he had in all his pre- vious starts. Sam Jones has won three games in as many starts, and that speaks columns. Gaston was batted out by Cleveland in his last start, but looked good in several other games. Milt turned back the Sox in St. Louis with six hits and get the call tomorrow. But Stewart, the former Toronto south- paw, who seems to be in fairly good shape. “rnie Wingard, the lean Alabaman, also is ready. Team Never Quits. One thing, at least, is encourag- ing. The Browns of Howley have and courage.. The har- mony keeps them from fighting kes them keep roostering the other fellow while there. is the slightest chance of winning. Atno time on this trip have the Browns put their tail between their legs side overpowered them by sheer superior ability. Better still, their own mistakes and boob plays do discourage them, and that is They are still up in the rarified |atmosphere of third place, but the | temperature is only DEFEAT REDS, 3 TO 1 .5b45. BROWNS. AB. E. 0 Adams 2h. 0 ®b. Williams . If. 0 Rice rf. 0 wsSeounenworeoe —" 0 0 $ 0 0 ~ _ Schang c, ‘Bennett *F.. Miller SSSw Ke NYNHSH WHO 31 0 scored. ea r One out when winning run was *Ran for O'Neill in eighth. **Batted for Adams in eighth. CHICAGO. AR. R. nee Be 1... 2 0 0 0 Falk if. sarrett rf. Sheely lb. m © io wo _ ¥ MeCurdy e. | nd welt et Oe ee tS SD lemon scocoaunP> ls, Totals 3! : 12 0 Seore. 1234567 8.91011 00001006000 0—!I1 « ~~ 7 w — i—_ srowns Chicago summary: Falk. Sacrifice hits—Hunnefield. Metzler, Zachary. Donble plays—Zachary to Gerber to Sisler: O'Rourke to Adams to Sisler: Melillo to Gerber to Sisler. Stolen base—NSisler. bases on balls—Off Zachary. +: off Thomas, 1. Struck out—By Zach- ary. 2: by Thomas, 5. Left on bases—St. Chicago, 7. Umpires—Nallin. Vangraflan and Diennen. Time of game. ch. Louis, 5: 0 | 0 | ©; Eye’s are E. | 1000000000 1—?' Two-base hits—Kamm, O'Neill, | Dr. -P. D. Spence, of South Africa, | Lyrics by Limerick Luke. HERE was a right fielder named Rice, Whose work was exceed- ingly nice; When the Browns hind, Two nice doubles he lined, And put the old ball game on ice. were be. There is an old fellow named Jones, A countenance doleful he owns. But in Cleveland Sad Sam Was as gay as a clam When the cheering he turned into groans. NICE WORK. | Sam Jones put the Indian sign on the Indians by allowing them | 13 hits. Strategy we calls it.”’ | “Joy Smoke Runs Second.” Too bad. He looked like a pipe. Wonder if “Dutch” Leonard has been keeping in touch with Ty |Cobb’s work of late. | doesn’t appear to be ‘any games this year. “sloughing” ' The Three-Eye had an eye-op- 'ening on Thursday. The Three- | looking forward to a | banner season. | Candy Queen is attracting con- ‘siderable ttention in the Ken- 'tucky Derby. We might risk a box of chocolates on the filly. __| “Gets Life for 85 Cent Theft.” . Better think twice before com- mitting the fourth crime as it wii be the last. The fans certainly do like fo ‘ride “Oil’’ Smith, Pirate backstop. ' The Peach | And “Oil” never forgets to give them a leg up. He’s an original duck, too. He'll join the fans in giving a favorite home-player a hand and then tip his bat. Smith’s motto is: “Win on the square if you can—but win. That’s the reason we never could under- stand why he couldn't get along with John McGraw. See where France has taken Col. House out of the war picture in as much as admitted that he won the war. Indicating that there is-some- thing of the spirit of Missouri in France. Deacon Scott, holder of the world’s record for continuous play- ing is leading the International] League in hitting. The Deacon is 35 and will soon be old enough to line up with Connie Mack or Bucky Harris. PERPETUAL MOTION. ORE power to the good old M *“Deac,”’ Who never thinks of quitting; He keeps on going like a streak And leads his league in hitting. ANOTHER OLD TIMER. “Bunny Brief Is Still Valuable After 16 Years.” He stole a march on time, thief; His days are long though his name is Brief. Bunny Brief was a the Brownie once, Or, was it twice? | See where the Robins have a 'second baseman named Partridge. | Wouldn't that make the opposition | quail? FRENCH TENNIS STARS VICTORS IN BRITISH HARD COURT EVENT y the Associated Press. BOURNEMOUTH, England, April | 29.—The prospect of an all French | f.na} in the British hard court ten-/| tournament was the defeat French star, inis championship ' today by Brugnon, upset Jacques 4—f, 7—5 i), §6—3. and Rene La Coste had | Brugnon | been on so that they could not meet until the final which both were expected to reach. Lacoste lived up to ex- pectations when he entered the fi- nal today by defeating Commander B. F 6—2. Glover, 6—1,. 6—3 opposite sides of the draw | Pirates Lead Bowlers The team championship of the | Wabash Club Bowling League was | won by the AFA Pirates team with | 56 victories and 34 defeats during j} the season just closed. This team captured the high three game team honors with a score of 2843. The Disbursements No. 1 team was i second in the race with 55 won and ‘also 35 lost. High single game honors went to ' the St. Louis Freights with 1019 points. C. Powers took lindividual honors with an average of 156 and a high three game count lof 665. IL. Holt. with a 27 (won the high single game East count honors. spite of the fact that the Colonel] | i { ' j i the Colonel | Thousand | field of 28 here todzy. Cleveland and % Beaumont Play — In Feature Game First Place in High School League Will Be at Stake Tomorrow. 2 sii Beaumont High School opposes Cleveland, present pacemaker, in the High School League in the fea- ture game at Cleveland Field, to- morrow. The other league contest brings Central and Roosevelt to- gether at Beaumont Field. The starting time of both contests has been moved up to 2 o’clock. Soldan is idle. Cleveland is expected to strengthen its hold on first place, since Coach Kirk’s new team is not likely to prove a match for Fenenga’s heavy hitters. Beau- mont gave Roosevelt an 8-6 beat- ing, lost to Soldan 6 to 4, and defeated Central 6 to 2, Wednes- day. Kirk is likely to start Jordan on the hill with Hagerty catch- ing. Cleveland’s pitching staff was strengthened by the return of Van Nest, who has been ineligible since the league season opened. Cov- ington, however, will. be Fenenga’s probable starting hurler. A Central victory over Roose- velt will give Coach Walker’s team a tie with the Rough Riders for third place. Until Wednesday’s de- feat by Beaumont, Central was sharing second place with the North Siders. Bafaro will probably pitch for Central with Schumach- er behind the bat. Either Groep- per or Valendy will be Coach Lee Carlson’s selection with Bob Jar- rett catching. The probable batting orders: CLEVELAND, BEAUMONT, Yehling If. Roller 2b. Coover cf. Holtman rf. Mowry ss. Lautschlager cf. Thener rf. Jordan p. Kenny 2b. Waring If. Hohn Ib. Hagerty c Hornsby c. Fox ss. Covington p. Carr 3b. Slater ib. ROOSEVELT. Behrman rif. Heitz cf. Sauselle if. Watts 3b. Haverstack ss. Roberis ib, Sekyra 2b. Jarrett c. Groepper or Valendy p. CRESTA RUN WINS IN NEWMARKET FEATURE NEWMARKET, England, April 29. CENTRAL. Ayers 2b. Cunningham ss. Manahan rf. Bohringer 3b, Schucart ib. hoch cf. Maltz if. Schumacher c. Bafaro p. |—_ Cresta Run, owned by Lieutenant- Giles Loder, won the One Guineas Stakes from «a Lord Astor’s | Book Law and Lord Lonsdale’s En- ‘ ; dowment ran a dead heat for sec- ond place, ‘ x 4 4 4 5 “26 YEARS OF SPORT SERVICE” WHEEL GOODS Here is your opportunéty to obtain a Leacock Bicycle, Velocipede, Sidewalk Bicycle, Wagon or Scooter, at a real saving. Boys: A Leacock Bearcat Hacer combinations. Girls: Bicycle, your choice of four color Each, $29.50 A Leacock Bearcat Roadster Bicycle, enameled Rolls Royce Blue, 26-inch wheel with c Each, $29.00 oaster brake and mud guards. Ball-bearing., eled 12 tires. Ball-bearing, enameled same as brake. Sidewalk Bicycles coaster brake, enam- Nile green, with gold striping; -inch wheel with 1%-inch rubber Each, $17.50 l-inch rubber tires, Indian Red, otherwise above, without coaster Each, $ 1 y 75 Velocipedes A Leacock Bearcat, tubular Velocipede, wit $10.75 Three ¢12.50 Sizes $13.95 ball-bearing, epecial hackbone brace, bright Indian Red, striped in gold, l-inch rubber tires. A Leacock Whippet all-stee] Coaster Wagon, enameled bright green, roller bearing. the wear. wheels, rubber tires. Coaster Wagons will stand 9% -inch A Wagon that Size 13%x32%. Each, $4.50 Leacoc ‘ ~e, 7 o) i ‘ t} inch wheels; tachment to rear wheel. > YUE SISOOOSOSSO8SO Each,’ Lencock Scooter. bearing, A Scooter built for rough usage. Each, Everything Used in We 11-inch wheels and 1%-inch rubber tires. with brake attached to front of SCOOTERS k Scooter, frame and wheels enameled bright red. Footboard l-inch rubber tires; ball bearing: brake at- $3.50 Ball board. Length 41 inches. $5.00 ld eof Sport and Recreation 23960000921 LOCUST 21---<+-27--5-2 FTOSOSSSS a PROOSO SOS ment just received. said. to our expert. VU LCANIZING—Skilled mechanics, ables us at small cost to give your Tire big additional mile- age, and guarantee satisfaction or refund cost. Call and ine spect our Vulcanizing Dept. WOOD-WIRE-DISC WHEELS REPAIRED—Rima, also rim parts for all make cars. Bring your wheel and sim troubles FIRESTONE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Don’t wait for your old Tires to blow out. bring them in and get a liberal allowance regardless of condition. Your know Firestone quality—qenough Fresh ship- modern equipment, en- GLENN’S, Grand and Pine. Lindell 2363 If You’re the Man Whose Collar Does - ot Fit Want to See You —“Bill” McKnight Men! Very Special for this Week MEN’S SUITS Made-to-Your-Measure Here is an opportunity for you to select a Suit of the newest Spring styles and patterns at a very low price. And Remember... ...with every Suit you get “Bill” McK night's quality workmanship and careful supervision to every detail, Pine St. 603-605 2 Doors From Corner The Store With 2 Entrances 203 N. Sixth St. Corner 2 Doors From REMEMBER MY ADDRESS Wm.P McKnight “Se. Louis’ Most Saccessful Tailor” a lee et ae ong SCRA TTR RE NE ERE eR RIN ME Ia Tay gatbimes re” sor mec “petggnet sr is Parra jaro apa. +4 ‘e AR NORE PS pe ER II ITIL eT IE INS EEE: eA SRO RN collin fine a ~ * daemon tpmeer sui 7 emaantacars areditonaetestie S eH eRe ie - % iw WEG: Bei FH, Pome Beer eM st Bt Re ae AW alevew oo A TT ABN 4 Me emmy ra ale a ie Ler Ce ce” ae & as er ie ie. a a ve iat ard on ahh 4 ae ; ‘4 a : ws) fg alk Baer y's ee ALAIN they See! thi Ps . . oper a as nese ve fae Orta vine ae 8 tts Mee PP 99 Ome, ee Oe ee ea a, cn eee eee oo - =z Petey $0 ae ee PENS 9 Se BWSR : sO Ranta ar SO eat IS Mag WR nele ABO Hip iaiibnatialaiptiipeitiallind tik. 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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 7. 1927 PAGE 30 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH OMORROW’S RACING ENTRIES— OTHER SPORT NEWS - 4 —_—ew ce al JAY GOULD AND NET Staunton to Box In Junior Events ener a AT HAVRE DE GRACE ; 7 .- ~ ” ' , Be ~ > — > inalist Semior Tournament : 3% ~~ = ~ ll al = in : sch 3 hin ne = . . see _ . Will Be O f Bice Field ae aa ) - ayeieeane = + * ra highy plate pa aes Rehr RR he ak ‘K ba as ig get? We f: ek z BRS ra ht bed bed Ped et "br pt bo 58 \ t@ ~ — = ~~ = po ~- ee ee i ea Penn Net Tenn W ms. a — Spalding Golf Shoes:> LET’S GO MOTORISTS TO come out of the store = ape ’ “ Bi 5 2 Ready to pla E “Big Fick im Feather Clas. DEFEAT CLEVELAND = Sse Fentress Sino. Come ssaras | LET US EQUIP YOUR CAR FOR HALF WHAT It nt class inciuds 2 i Bese wich 1g aChickran Panomd i) Zamous Sic : ; O PAINFUL ™ breaking in” period. Fae 30x3° . as these are tof street shoes that have rakep ome 2s) Soon agin” 2°23 : ag 12: a i Boe. 2 East- variety of weaves, patterms and colors = : Th oo Ladente iS baleader ...__°3SA 3 c_ Cc Sh rect, Madems, Syeanoids, $ fur 28. P_ Beacler « | ‘It was only two years age i $1 Has om display. Every wanted style im checks, | . oF : -.-.125 Bate Ui + r oe bac i arette. It was ma play. : i : plaids amd piainm grays, bives and browns. Nasa: 11 : | ae FB i = ‘ : Choice of many Sprimg bolt-ends still offered My throat is tery Ses $ oe ae | | 2 | 2 arette was a ‘Luc > = : ; | = = : e ae per = ‘ BO ay — - . - ° Beate: Sioadr cack an ; SF ee Pe: Sertke’ and rt did new Glo-Co is different from MB ae. | — = ee ~ 2 ae ee aaa ; ‘ ete Searle E Tee any ether hair preparastien. Us De Not Forget the “at se today a: your: Saeee dbase siere, department store, or barber : p. GloeCe keeps rour hair m lace and fights dandruff toe. Tse | o-4 ampeeo also. If rou cant reparations af Your T h é€ Oo r 1 g 1 nad ] le ~ mail the coupen. RIKNIGHT | GLO-CO LIQUID HAIR DRESSING TAILORING COMPANY 6511 Mechcurrr ove., Los Amecics, Calif @e Pareerd find (9 cemts for toni — of Giese 2 “ame. a ee ; =" fase You, too, will find that Lacks SS as} fan coe me ant rea Strikes are mild and mellow—the J “The Sport of Queens” finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and : there is an extra process—‘“It’s ASSIGNED FOR WEEK toasted”—no harshness, not a bit c ans -" Co te : Tee Paditc = 2

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wae Be bantamweichts boxed 106 at. rounds here " es Y) light. fate = Koulsville Wehtwelght knoce—aalllle paiercvecnrannitiintens SOLS PORT: DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 29, 1927 ae ___stioUis POST- DISPATCH eae ew TE hice Richards Davte ee en eee, Oe fifth row: in ¢ , : Sixth race, three-sixteenths mile: em 7 ° ; aati ly Judy M iger Bill M ig rie Mike Hoses, Steam oving rigger, > an : : i Lady Spiinters Biz —~ Toney ee “gg Seventh race, futurity: i (Vic! tation Chee Preaigeview Clara Caldron | §$ nar : sare Newvisle Clito me ht §£ oun S a Turn of 1.UCK Mcde! Chance ol ".~ ; ? So |e Ree wo ces to Save e an rexae F armer Pete a iceman Eighth race, futurity 3 rate. one-quar' mi ile: Lucky Crook “Desperate Chance avore onig t Uproar Burgo Judgement Yellow Boy Pop-a-Long Orange Bitters Ninth race. on ’ . Midford DeBere —— mile hurdle: Corbett s Former Coursing reen Boy Blu ; alg, aoe Benny Whitt Greyhound Has Good Chance “Garden Parl “ an OM —" Smoky Blue _ Just-a-Jok ° Be cepqunte: sue sre | in Laclede Stakes. : Sr ie Hace WEBSTER AND ELIOT M aare i ee ieiteniti pra iree-eichths, mile, I aclede | PLAY TO 6 TO 6 TIE | - ‘rave, . rte ae an gnnual sweepstake 4 |» Webster and Eliot played to a 6 Gre houn ; Mo ete Tr weet | to 6 tie in nine innings in a Gram- | ay . Handicaps. . Th: “BRACKEN” | KEN’ $10 we Miss Ri, ack Gold | mar School League game for -the se Flossie Mat Post-Dispatch trophy yesterday. 1—-SPALDING BOWSER, Late bolf Shos, [=e] Keeps Bonds Factories ~~ 4—Buddy Brannigan, ‘Mike's ae -> ce: Hare, Dirk. a P AN T So SE ee mere grey asa ‘ . o oolin. 6.—Lady Splinters, Little John, White Whiff. a yee you will find thousands of pairs, in we” st - Runnin At To] S @) a | j vize ef colors of the latest patterns | 8—Lucky Crook, Uprear, Juag- | x Thi | ment. “§ ble for work, dress and sports wear, 9—Just-A-Joke, Midford De ‘ - that will astonish you. Bere, Boy Blue. aking in” period. For / SATURDAY SPECIALS TAD) A, Lone windes erernounds wit WE WW | occupy the spotlight tonight at the shoes that have taken : : nH \ Madison Kennel Club. The feature Z > d ‘ h hi h — OU don’t have to pay a hig athletic shoes—the ki ; ; : nd pairs of all- A splendid seiectio i if, | - suit patterns in staple | MKT is the Laclede Hotel first annual n thirty-seven years of a cassimeres and ne me ne a SD a i Sweepstakes for adde ; ) le i ; Wt d money and ° ‘ cede S 50 aes & 50 an | | a trophy. Contrary to the usual ‘price for good clothes, if you ; | collegiate ai WW | custom, each owner posted an en- Moi iN » ee in Spalding Golf } ees patterns.... Ma | try fee for this event and interest OE is Nat NB know where to buy And it won’t $5.00 Value $6.00 Value He 5 pte “23 yee sah: ; nd they will out | . t | James A. Corbett's doughty little é ao pe ; | = female, Moving Trigger, which He ise ee aR . : 4 take you long to find that out, if Yet, because we make mraptood Khaki Moleskins, $1.95 | Genuine Heavy Moleskins, $2.45 ) |weighs only 48 pounds, will iddlomair we eR ; pay no middieman’s . LEE’S he AN'TS Sr IOP /give a good account of her- a j | aw you'll look through the beautiful $10. |'self in this contest. She- has i 713 PINE 713 .& im Kanan and is aid to be able t0| oes ea new styles we are showing Windows |“run all day.” .This will be her ° is \ ee | Chance. She has taken .to track oe ¥ i eS Pe Sree y ri h a las ~ ; | dirt from one of her eyes after the as better shod feet, LI contest, which explained her poor igs showing. She can run and _- has Duly $2. 50 to 0 #7-50 te eas | me EM) “BILL DOAK” GLOVES } °93,.5°%5 SN . i; 4 | No Foolin’ Three-Time Winner. - : me 4 ~ ? No Foolin’, of course. is the one $8.50 Value | ee OO | to beat. He has won three races at pop + i this distance, plenty of evidence ——— 4 eben rN ™~ PAG, Va eB ale ik aihiee soe NINA iA wi AAT ata Dain eae ON a A 7 *, * «= ** Slee nter or : : vane + 8* . er =v {& a ** . e / 7 s - r ee) a ea ae . . “os neame Sat? ® ce ro eset teat es' : . ns , a? a hat ~ *- Satta vost ae : Wa Sore teas z esate tae.) sD rx yt t 28 rt. * ' : *; 'e “y el. * e Sk 53, Setet ALAN her, Soveb tabs hte Sopae,',* ~ . r= : » aes ~ 7 ~ a4. - . ~ - wr. ib ee vue . * * a | ; * | Pa Pr n Roc aoe ng Cot Shin ‘. 60 9 : : Ra ddy ay . 4.00 | y ment la pine,” itt.” ice.” Hoey” “Copprade. ods Bond’s De Luxe Ww f d d iondage, Ro ling GE air and Gov. S . : | f.?4 4 ay—you can Go it | also ra aseoke Seana hy not be togged up for Sunday | STH RACE—Three-si anaes so | : without any great outlay of cash and at a big | 6.60 3.60 3.80 : : INNS yd Two Pants « ts = $4 saving. We expect to add many new customers § | Keckle: Ar -eee SY ee VAG EAAQAAGKRK Vz’ 3 during this Saturday sale. Why not you? Saturday § pecials idnight Tony. Athiete Boy \ SS NX S id Ww -, rz SEN SS SSS S ang Wild tee, alee, Tp. ry NS Very finest clothes we make. Every ae é WSN NN suit has two pants. Every faloric is Our buyers, using the buying-power of 27 stores, have sent us a large selection of merchandise | Keeps: ike 6. 60 3. Ri} which we are putting on sale for one day only. Good Brigade sees " SS AQ Sweeping Ava Te ae \\ \\N a mastérpiece of fine weaving. If Here they are— Time. :302 A. V. Mike, Whi you’ re used to paying $65 or more, MEN’S SUITS ‘t, Golden Nugget ‘on Mrs. Todgers ails 50 \ rat ~S ~~ \ KIGHTH — -tiaepaneiale the Flood SS 3 these clothes are your kind! 1 and 2 Pants—Regular $45.00 Values é. 60 4.80 E'very Suit has been regularly 75 sold at $45.00 and pene 39: — ow — ae —_ aa anu eam, _—— “ ee il pista teenth sesintendlaly- ba aneeknedeas Sot ‘ bona a Ab OT Ae hy RD ae Di I 'P hey % i sh BI ven ae Pigeey AIS Bee Sow Ph 7 ; Pe ter Pan. ’ Bally Coree. —_ ‘and Tecumseh Mac also fran. = efore scratched.) ; — E—Quarte r mile. Bae 2? 60 ~ pal — =P == OS ie AN RAAT Ae 4 Sat 8a TONE ala Ale MI i apes re war a y. Boy whe, White | mond ‘and Thespie also ran. (Cimaroon Pat scratched.) 16.40 at that. They are single anc deuble brensted models’ = in both light and dark materials. A comparison will satisfy you. Others as Low as $22. 50 -TOPCOATS Regular $35 and $37.50 Values 7a Apron opportunity. ~ te get a finely © Pepeont at a low 3] wl They in at ae price. Elizabeth Armory. | Schaaf dropped Adams twice and Others oe Low - $27.50 ‘ ye 'then floored him for the 10 count afteP® one minute and 45 seconds of Schaaf weighed 190 Specials—Saturday Only : against 203 for Adama. | ' : ¥ = | dias pester JQ] ROY, | ances core we OLIVE AT EIGI-TY. ST. SERGT. JACK ADAMS STOPPED IN FIRST By t the Associated Press , ELIZABETH, N. J., April 23. — |Ernie Schaaf, new heavyweight sen- | sation, added another quick victory | to his string last night when he | | knocked out Sergt. Jack Adams of St. Lovis in the first round at the i mee le me Amt ay m0 Se reat Som . , a Sanat aides a6 sar quit, the Wie A NATIONAL TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION Shooting close to par golf, the Uni- F , NT ministered a decisive defeat to the SATU RDAY U IL 9 P. M. \ University of Penneylvania yester- The only tally scored by the Red and Blue linksmen was in a four- RS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ; ‘the Huntington Valley Country —_— —_ ea a) aD em: Club. Dresses, Coats, Suits, Millinery 7 | versity of Alabama golf team ad- i a Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. J f OLIVE ~ ; | }day, taking 17 of the 18 matches. | ‘ = ) : § jsome. The match was played at

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BOP Ne ie hae Ale ROMY Pe OLA Oa” lr Kerk ¢9t ‘PAGE 32 FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ me... St. Louis Women Fail to Disturb | Carefully Planned Items and Suggestions in Trfay-S Bowling Leaders Doubles and Smegies Scores m Internatonal Event Not Close to Top. Br the Assoctated Press. COLUMSBT Oo. Duke Etrer Lacies. 2340, wert mtec scores MAE papaya 1% ; ti+r 4 owe ' ip’ me | ied oe ae oe on 30 2) God exist hee Cat het po bt het pot pee pbteedbh oh i) 4 wf Jon | shtpape et beet et bet pt bk bed 9D pet hed ret pe DeOtjir* G2145 bed ee ped ep ot hed eel oe ed Pet bot fet et bt bet Fo et bt bet et pe tpt bt ees 4h +e *> spe bts Egtt or MBP ah tt OK Oy i. Kor KK foot pad bot pod bet pew | df i ,i6 it Be ped feed Prot beet fed Beet fet bt fet bed bet bt bet pet Pt et ¥ Be Ad ped prot PO bt be bt we we b QC PP ANPP eae d ‘4 r , {s + dd on ee £ey pet bed pad et bed bet bt fet het ee > , LO oe bape > nen f ed pad pad bed bed hod ped pt bt pee }y n+ Misigrr- Rai hy hein Miguig 4 Mile. Lenglen to Play in England And Scotland promoter. Signed an agreem- Yresterdar to Biack pool go. earir Cochran ers, Americar. man. to join th sen for Suzarne's tiate directi+ . ne wel) con't kn ouble Dutch Malt Syrup > : : #¢ 42 . FOL LTS AE RE LE LOT NET ER Aa il A eat ee ee. ee PRCA BR 0! ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . LAST DAY of the MON roehler Bed-Davenport Suite a a“ fe «= - “ — sta hit iti aT ve htitvge we i ‘hie nantes sebecatini Pliny Ss A me | iyeqggacielt iM A | ? th Thiet Th iti great eu (Hine Ki) li airy 1} figetl Pay Only $10 Now—Balaence as Convenient mest oye PP OCR de oe. ee ee * » > tT! * © ee 4 + i, + a. 5 | Sh 6 em | | | SN | 5 Ae rr nm ee ES OD - . ‘ eee ie ee ee | Gees! Console Phonogra || Player-Piano: Comoalete B Candlesticks and lectern: : | Just a Few Leit We handle a full end compicte line Charter Oak, Quick Meal and Estate Ranges Pav Oniv $5 Down Large Choice of Refrigerators ~— —m ee $4.9-50 Paw Oniw F1 b ra € ; y Sale of Portables sation F - % _— ~~ ae » Om ON Bee ~ + ~~ . ” eed . is os, SESE ae — ~ ee 7 ~— o - - _ - ° - - - . = ~ , - . . om - . - : ~ " g = —— ~5y et - . =. ~ a" “ ~~ “ o « * . — ses i meat eo Pan la Week — We have other Portables oriced all the wer +o D > ¢ Month—No I: © = a om = i "ae ‘ a : Pay Oniy $1 Down S30. Come m and let us show them ‘to vou. 2 ! “em of somes sud oor “Se ee |) ee ee) ee eee; eee) et) ee) eee ss cee ee — fe Ge a a GE eae ee Gee =) eee eee i) ee eee — |) oe |) ae eee i) eee i) cee “ 4) a, CiLarges property sad & ea G7 Sanat aie at | a onde gett te 75 value. & <r 7 “The House of Honor” | : ; Here Courtesy : Always Greets the Visitor | 8 Ss. E. CORNER 12TH AND OLIVE STS. @3)) * Plan Figure Prncet One Price to Al At All Times — —_— = om. y Sh } } 22% G2 oft cae ©

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OZONE Pog a , . 7 . —_ 2 os - 4 es Be ic ee a » . 2 p= PO EON AI reg. mere =» ‘ £ i Ss ee: : abated 7 ebSs- sare: Es z A SS RS ee ee ee en. oe ae “ede Drama—Music Movies—Society | Bt , we bos Ores: Sscseeases t satd there shoal be |) tent on abolishing w ir, that they lave yatience , : clearly worded % no ge ne — regulations aes ae en . ; c whe powers against | °f War. 1ere are others, pe rhaps, las numerous, who are satisfied | prevent war. Then | and dis-' ‘nothing can in their desire it as —— ~e ak SO | sar American Society GRE rer 4 a pel sp thee TBR ag. iat ; hs apes Eo 9 Naina hehe lead of the ‘national Law binding compacts, among the leading excesses in armaments regard of noncombatants. “It would be idle,” he said, ‘“‘to expect a more favorable time for net ae These Held That Article 27 of Constitution Could Not be Given a Retroactive Ef- fect. ree ‘Document Seized in Raid | Said to Include Instruc-| tions to Spies at American | 'there are those who. to aholish war, wish to make horrible as possible, Embassy. Ss CORT ie aRE SONA Ty Be Lape Skee used. y recon: t 4 nical con: r. . d $125 Month—No Interest FOE RIES AE ONL TO TOE ITE Figure Prices Price to All t All Times the proposed vo-year franchise the operation of street rail- under the St. Louts Public. Seine Co., Which is to succeed the nd Railways Co., after t the property under order of the ‘ sra} Court, was discussed yes- y by City ¢ ‘ounselor maniex Clarke, attorney f01 United Railways wforeia gathering ers at the! Missouri pciation. i. analyzing the suggested ordi- , Muench, for the city, for the reorganizers, Beercenient on the terms except m two vital points—valuation ol! pperty and. rate of return to be emitted the operating company, mich in turn will determine the | of fare. Pais has been told in the ‘ teh, the ordinance jon of $60.000,000, but ily the reorganizers asked Mite Public Service Commission to Athletic Post- re- fhe valuation at $75,000,000, | to appeal to they threatened ral Court for that the city grants with the valuation 98,000,000. ssne present met railway i2 years of life, valuation the fran- fixed at franchises of the company have at and possibls The reorganizers are asking | 80-year franchise. The reor- ors bought the property at a discount and stand to make Rral inillion dollars whether the rty is operated under the Ment franchise or whether a Mone is granted. ® $53,000,000 City Valuation. mauench argued the valuation be between $52.000,000 and £000,000, basing his contention Man analysis by C. E. Smith. jon report by engineers of ublic Serece Commission. h said the commission had ne Value as of Jan. 1, 1919. 1,781, 348, and that : iterments since that time PMounted to $6,395,888 without ons. In tite period, he said, Exepreciation reserve had _ inl med $6,300,290, leaving a net Mas of Oct. 31, 1926 of $53,- x 8 He said there should be ed from this 2 per cent operating property, amounting 91,064.614. He thus arrived at 2e0,094 as the real value of P Property at the present time. pointed out that the _ reor- Meers were demanding a 7 per "return. while the city was ang that 6 per cent Was suf- ent. rate ordinance, AS fixed told for of return to be as has been me Post-Dispatch, will be bfirst five years of the fran- the proposed ordinance pro- that after five years PShall be’1 per cent higher) E the averare interest rate the any is required to pay on its: Mties. Thus if the average mest rate per cent the MOrized return would he 7 per If it was 545 per cent the Mrized return would be 6% rent. 8,500,000 Clarke's Figure. Muench on was 6 Marke, answering as biect of valuation, for $58.500,600, which he _in- me Was the Public Service Com- BOn's finding, including im- ements and hetterments, but Bding nonoperating properties. wed powers for the Transit Missioner to represent the city i that subject to the condi mthat gross revenues shall br fate, the Transit Commission- given the power to pre- the kind and amount @ privileges, to alter Mthe schedule of rates, Tribe the fare for transporta- othe than by street car, to Tibe the fare on ow! ¥ cars, to ha system of zones and the | trans- ; ‘tn each, charges for Mon of property .and charges fansportation of children ich referred to Mg the bonded debt to 75 the property value, for ar- mon in cases of dispute, and mBht of the citv to purchase bperty upon 12 months’ no- 20d concluded his analysis reference to the provision Dayment of the mill tax ite amounting to $2.396.,- Which are to be paid the -wel interest In six annual in- per cxplained the prov.sions the sale | Muench | _| attack reorganizers | of investment |! and | were | | the Philippines. To otherwise, he | been provoca proposes a. the | fis consulting engineer, of a. additions | | bv public for. ‘ferences, the | Bench directed attention to the | -tenegro on the Provisions | the limitation of armaments than | now, and yet, paradoxically, difficulties mount so appear well-nigh insuperable. It is well to understand the aim. It ‘is not to cripple reasonable de- but to do away with provo- armament.” challenged is the best fense, cative He the theory that niéthod of de- fense. Such ‘all the defense, he asserted, had eléments “of -aggressive | preparation. The United States, he said, had taken the lead in pre- | senting “the international ideal of |abandonment of even the appear- purpose and the re duction of arms” in con- and done have ‘ance of aggressive thus of facilitating ‘the burden of excessive agreeing at the Washington ‘ference not to fortify Guam have said, would tive. He looked with hope toward the | impending naval conference at Geneva of the United States, Britain and Japan. For Further Conferences. While recent discussions at Geneva on plans for limiting uae armaments might well make one “despair of success,”’ he said a continuance of these discussions is greatly to be desired. He expressed regret that inter- national agreement had not been reached on limiting use of poison- | ous gas, aerial bombardments and other developments for the ob- jliteration of whole populations in | future wars. “Never before helpless peo- ples been menaced by such possibil- ities of widespread destr’iction,’”’ he | continued. “While well-disposed | gatherings are calling for the out- lawry of war. and I should be 'the last to decry any intelligent |effort to prevent war . why not endeavor to invoke the spirit of reasonableness at least to the ex- ha ,e© un justifie d assaults upon lack of def- itself a inordinate He characterized the inite agreements as in “errave temptation to excesses,”’ and said: “Clear and | binding agreements should be ob- tained io the fullest extent prac- . ticable agreements demanded opinion in civilized na- tions.”’ Lack of Public Sentiment. The former Secretary of State outlined the progress jurists, scientists, tarists, commissions, and international close of the great war ules in need of recon- new conditions cry- made by statesmen, mili- idealists, law since ‘“‘the found old r sideration and ing for new rules. “Disappointment due to the of opportunity, out the unfavorable international conferences, ‘ure of great 1-.wvers to outlaw son and to define the use has not heen s° he said, pointing and fail- LaASeS, ————— Se REAL DANILO SUES TO SUPPRESS FILM OF “MERRY WIDOW” em ee ee ‘Montenegrin Prince Objects to Movie Characterization of Self as ‘Tipsy Roisterer.) —- —— —— A legal as Manilev (©). tHiudeon Harvard Law School i'should be seized. Departing for Europe today by way of Siberia, he gave his views in a statement to the press, say- ing: “Shanghai tis not city in the worid; like any other the nearest ap- disarmed all | of Chen’s troops and Killed 30 of | captured | bodies of troops at Wuhu, up | and | documents stated] be ffairs and the dinner | conversa- | the | SEV- | the execu-|; Tso-lin’s | com- | sentenced by a | line } given | i cussions. - ilargely to ' could be interpreted as antiprohibl- tion PP April 293.—j, Nanking say | Moderate | has decided for- | the | proceed | ex. | Gen.'| reported in; - cutting | ined | inter- j | THIs is the liament, —Pacific & Atlantic Photo steel framework of the great building in Tokio constructed to house the Japanese Par- photographed while Shinto dedicatory ceremonies were in progress. American skyscraper ideas have been embodied in its design to _make it proof against earthquakes. a : proach to it is Tangier. of the situation led that the control is more inte tiie alin name than in fact. The con-| sular officials have not enough au- thority to be called the real gov- | erning power. “It seems to My ae | me to hink | me inevitable that | ‘the present degree of irresponsibil- 'ity by the local Goverrment should not be permitted to continue indef- initely. Certainly the powers can-| not rest with their present helplessness in the situation. “No one stands to gain from th’ ‘stalemate, with armed forces en- trenching behind barricades, The first opportunity to end it vught to seized, even if it-is necessary to negotiate with the severat Chin23¢ Governments simultaneously.” RIOTING IN RIO DE JANEIRO nantn content AFTER PLANE FALLS IN SEA | Associated bre sy tne RIO de JANE IRO. April 2$.—-A riot occurred here last night over | a report alleged to have.been cir- | ‘culated by the newspaper Apatnis | that incompetence of'the pilots was | responsible for the mishap to the | Brazilian plane which fell into the! sea while attempting a transatlan- tic flight yesterday from Cape | Verde Islands to Brazil. One per- | was killed and several were | wounded when a mob gathered} before the newspaper office. The | building was damaged by stones. The plane hopped off at Porto Praya, Cape Verde Islands, yes- terday morning. and fell into the | when near the South Amert- can coast. The commander, Joao | de Barros, and his comrades, Lieut. | Negrao, Capt. Newton Braga, and | mechanician, Vasco Cinquini, were rescued by the Italian spelen Angelo Toso. The disabled plane was towed to the Island of Fer- | nando do Noronha. FOES OF PROHIBITION TO MEET By the Associated Press. ROME, Italy, April opening session of the ternational conference versaries of Prohibition, be held in Rome, has been May 4, Signor Belluzo,; Italian Min- ister of National Economy, and 200! delewates representing Italy. France, Austria, Belgium, Den- mark, Germany, Great sritain, Htolland, Portugal, Switzerland and Sweden will part in the dis- | ' son Sea 29.—-The | eighth in-| of the Ad- Which will | set for | 4 1. . ia KE devoted ar- but The conference will be mustering scientific “drv regimes.”’ fuments against ‘will not organize any form of dem- . . ' onstration or manifestation that | ropaganda. Nominated on 432d Ballot. By the Associated Press DECATUR, Ilil.. April 29. ty Judge D. H. Walmsiey of nominated as the third candidate for Circuit Judge in the Sixth Judicial district on the 432nd ballot this morning after Judge George Sentel, prese:ri Circuit Juda had- withdrawn Judces James 8&8. Baldwin and Franklin HW. Rogers were rominated Coun-/ Tus-| cola Was Repuittican on the first ballot yesterday. j | obtain | liquor itry, but it lumbia, ' Seattle to San | Washington to which | withdrawn | conspiracy " Government © of | pressing such violations was asked | for ilaw PANAMA DEMANDS | RELEASE OF RUM SHIP Was Seized 300 Off Shore With $1,000,000 Cargo of Liquor. 7 By the Associated Preas. W ASHINGTON. Federalship ‘nment to bea April 29.—Re- of, the alleged bv the Gove! the Pacific seaboard ‘“‘rum row” fleet, is being pressed by the Pan- ama Government, following refusal lease Miles | i and | can Minister to 'town an invitation ecutive unit in| plans before ,of ending of a Federal Judge at San Francis- | co to sustain ycoast guard. Representations were made to the State Department yesterday to release of the vessel, on the San Francisco was il- ured, a eargo of $1,000,000 was miles from legal. When capt valued at aboard. The ship was said at the that in prohibition American more weight was of Panama regis- State partment en- forcement were giving ownership of rum cargoes than to the might momentarily fly. Owned by Vancouver. Federalship is Vancouver, to the flags they The owned by inte officials declare row which formerly Francisco. officials say today that an the owners had been in attempt a com- whereby nearly $250,000 seized by the Governmenf, would be restored, and pending indictments be return for an agreement the 106 from liquor smuggling. This offer was refused and plans British Operated on extended from Govern- nent agent of promise under vessels the seizure by the| | parts in 'ground that her capture nearly 300 ' De- | | Preston, authorities | | from vessels and their | a ee ee STIMSON MEETS NICARAGUA LIBERALS’ COMMITTEE AT LEON Coolidge’s Pe rsonal Re presentative Travels by Special Train to Accept Invitation. Uy the Agsociated Press. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 29. —Henry L. Stimson, personal rep- resentativce Charles CC, Eberhardt, Nicaragua, yesterday to che order to accept from the Liberal Ex Committee there, who de- place their views and him on the possibility the present civil war. Stimson was accompanied also by Dr. Enoch Aguado, a prominent Managua Liberal. Dr. Aguado and Carlos Morales, who went on last month's futile peace mission to Muy Muy, are playing leading atranging the torthcom- between Stimson ves of the Liberal President, Dr. Juan Sacasa. It ts expected that they will represent the Liberal attitude in this. vicin- ity. The® United St: destroyer bearing three members of Dr, Sacasa’s Cabipet, is speeding Puerto Cabezas, the by special train of Leon in sired to ing conference and representati ites ee RENE it a By CHARLES G. ROSS Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, April 29.—The troublesome Mexican problem ap- pears t6 be yielding to a spirit of accommodation on bota sides of the border. President Coolidge’s New York address of last Monday night, in which he referred significantly to a recent conversation he had held with Ambassador Tellez, 1s inter- preted both in Mexico City and in Mexican circles here as a concilia- tory gesture. Senator Borah, who has been keeping a sharp and gsus- picious eye on the administration's Latin American policy, believes that a solution compatible with the dig- nity and the best interests both of the United States and of Mexico is in the making. At the Mexican embassy, an air of strain and uncertainty has given way to a palpable optimism, The ambassador, whose tact hag played Chief /a part in averting a rupture, feels ‘that the diplomatic road toward an | adjustment is now wide open, Like President Calles, he sees in the speéch of President Coolidge a de- | sire headquarters, and reports that she | DEFEAT OF TEACHERS’ ACT one of 10° (o- | rests which prohibition | rum | | ers, prosecution on) dropped in| would be! |addressed a | Louis branch of are being completed by the United | States Attorney at San for further prosecution of the prin- | cipals in what is deciared to be the international smuggling uncovered by the Treas- largest ury. The Federaiship was seized in ac- cordance with a tacit understand.- ing between the Governments of Panama and the United States. In October the State transmitted a report of the activi- ties of the Federalship. pointirg cut her persistént violations of Ameri- can laws. Co-cteration of Panama in sup- with the result that a Panama was enacted stop smuggling. It provided for cancellation of registry of any 'sel that habitually smuggted into a friendly country Panama's Four Notes. Since the seizure of the Federal- ship, the nddressed four notes to the State Department. The first two asked for information ~egarding the seiz- ure, but made no demand for the Francisco ivineed the Department | LAID TO FRIENDS OF BAKER | a eg ie - Miss Anne R. Warey, w ho Lobbied for Retirement Bill, Reports to St. Louls Branch. State Teachers’ Association, as a body, to support a providing only for St. definitely killed the legislative bill, according to Miss Anne R., Waney, Soldan High School teach- er, who lobbied for it. Miss Waney. as tocal chairman. meeting of the S8t, the teachers’ sociation yesterday at the Education Building. Officers of the State association lobbied for Gov. Baker's ‘“‘nuisance tax” bill, for the community school bill and for the school redistricting measure, and when they were con- three would fail, set out to defeat the retirement act for St. Louis teachers, Miss Waney charged. She said St. Louis teachers will now lay plans for having the meas- AS- ‘ure put through at the 1929 session the | A report in December to | Vvts- | | new jating the if the [egisiature. release of the vessel and ita carro on the circum@tances delivered to the Saturday. linister Alfaro then presente. a note requesting releas« of the Fed.- eralship and its cargo. and later a note was transmitted, reiter- demand for release, and ‘further pointing out that the Pan-> anama Government has) | ama law providing for cancellation of registry of ships habitually en- raced in smuggling cannot be ap- plied to vessels while they are be- ing held by another Government, i be done. | be solved in probably wil reach Corinto today. wrote whatsoever i not by (law, to preserve cordial relations between the republics, and he be- lieves that this end will be reached through negotiation. The ambassador's recent assur- ance to President Coolidge that Mexico doés not intend to confis- eate the property of American citi- zens is nothing new. Mexico has asserted throughout the controver- sy that there would be no retroac- tive or confiscatory application of of President Coolidge, | her new oil and land laws, Ameri- | went | Affront to Mexican Dignity. There is reason to believe that the American oi] companies would long since have adjusted their dif- ferences with the Mexican Gov- ernment if the American State De- partment had not intervened. The State Department, in its cor- respondence of last year with For- eign * Minister Saenz, protested avainst the oil and land laws in advance of their promulgation. Mexican dignity was affronted by what President Calles regarded as an unwarranted attempt to inter- fere in the domestic concerns of his country. He took the position, through Saenz, that the discussion of the oil land laws in the absence of any concrete complaint result- ing from their application, was ‘nourely academic.” He asked that the United States suspend its pro- tests till it could point out definite cases of violation of American Liberal | Mehts. such cases not exist.” Saenz, “there is no occasion for protest, since it is simple enactment of a but by its application in de- termined cases, that injuries may In this way each one will an equitable manner “Should the _instead of discussing abstract ques- The unwillingness of the Misouri | — ithe retirement act | ' iber, with a Louis teach. | Secretary of State Kellogg closed correspondence, last Novem- brusque warning to “critical situation” Mexico that a | would be created if that Govern- iment : that Board of | veaicd, should enforce the oil and land laws in such a way as to vio- late American rights. Value of Personal Talk. Tt was at about that same time Assistant Secretary of State Olds, as the Posf-Dispatch has re- sought to put out anony- mous propaganda connecting Méx- {eo With an alleged plot to “holshe- vize” Central America. Affaira be- tween the two countries thus 4rift- (ed into am Impasse, as international affairs have a way of doing when a controversy is handled by the In- flexible method of note writing. The antagonistic positions of the _two countries were down in up- compromising black and white. A ‘break seemed likely: ‘able that it might have it is conceiv- occurred if a strong tublic opinion in favor |of a peaceful settienient of the dif- ; vas Panama Legation i ficulty had net made self felt. Now there hag been, since tast November. no outward change in» our relations with Mexico. ; Except for the friendly gesture of the President In his speech this . week. the last official word In the. controversy is Kellogg's blunt and provocative note to Foreign ae ter Saenz. What, ed the situation? 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927. eee , Ps = = BIG JOB FOR A BIG COUNTRY. THE JOHNSTON CASE. EP pr Rn LI LE MO BOIL EE OED 3 eee gst ages ) : IW & jury in Judge Pearcy’s court, disregarding the es. ie a" OSS mi Eo oe = | ®) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S¢ devastating a flood as that now sweeping down | \diagnosis and recommendations of Dr. William tea. Founded by JCSEPH PULITZER I the Mississippi Valley is not a happy way for the in-— gS TT - : > i i i | = t. . — s : : De. ember Iz. 1878 Hand waterways of the Uni ted States to attract atten- 's im 3 . Me . cl in c, imposed upon Mar- : P oe. e 3 gaiers: | 2 ' Pubkshed b Gn ohmston the heaviest pena! | on Ag The Pulstzer Publishis Compaen ‘tion to themselves and the ~reat eon of what | Eas ih Pails tos odie ty for robbery ever ~~ 7 odern Femin SIS ™ O27 ; in =f ts Fi 1s ; re = . es —_ Tesciich Boulcetnd cad ee eit f ‘is to be done with them, but it is serving that pur- 4 ree act of a jr stdin sen- | es tax: AN INDICTMENT, p ceive nts | Johnston, an ex-convict, was ac-| : "oe ai Ludovici. (5 pese. “ c -s © ¢hpony M. . ' te . +}, : =. station robbery which took *,. ; oe TED haidiv, Mr. The answer obviously is that there fis in this prob ; took place | = | ' ~— gts hy = @etemmen | 2 ‘ a : } i ; ‘ , a ye ay i zis. ere ¢ #7, e#nrde § unow that my setirement will lem a big job for a big cocytry. What men like Mr. | | | ~~ t eS ; : Fe . B om considerable me =? ' q 4 ; a “ : es = er - ‘ . rs > . make so difference im its cardinal ‘Hoover and Mr. Ford have foreseen must be done a a | | es s % 3 i ge : ng and st abbers principles. that it will always fight with this great system of rivers, te what is now at-|) | , Anat we , 4 hp a : | a is: The madern hum fer progress or reform, sever tol- tracting the attention of Wall street, is that the big- Ga Dt , liferen | | =n; => oT EY . : pe 4 iegenerating. physica erate injustice or corruption, always S s i ) | ee Ee Poa io : bie ee: 4 ‘+ and accordingly fight demagocues of all parties. ; ry #3 ith? ? ; . ws veted to the public welfare. gever and that within walls that ) : _ 7 : Ss > Rie idl) ibe eve at mek 4 ici @ stampede be satisfied with merely printing hold them ough in places to take , 2 : . » the Editor of . = : qu a ~ ar a Sane P ie aving appeared in anc @exghth grade and : : : = a at bela | pS EE ties, notably in the summer s 7 | the een $ . O a iS ¢ : sh ) aes : — | iy mgh school course “2 and one if ll havi 7 to LiF : a dairma } mocratic ine ae 2 - ' | years. The time saved to the individua! | mem gchieverm Central mmit ‘hen that position Ce ge aS eae me ES a es, argues the author, so" citizens is not to be i ila sto> ; a me ee hich honor. Bet i : agen Se ee a ok ee — 2 rn times the “emamwes school, rather than . plete hn Sees | | : si ? : ; rT } : ne Gey 3 ‘ : “a ; y “4 x ‘ pia DO tas been a ue, not ' the middle of the : | ‘they can . . .€ 3 stitute : : ae ana eptiey : eas ee > = . of strength in the not finish at the e1 > schoo r. high ter od sensi rress “Omi. : : ) nal qualiti pre = =>. * } . ; | | Lnengent ut toa © through going to mm BELGE. There wa ; seance about th , = Ss | Aa ee a «4 st oe 1 a Gainceai al a eee ellis — : — ne ) ‘a a] anoria +9 hat : non pied 2 “us ' an — . . , would say. devel “slump” in busin eoeteiththht aint - THE IDEAL SECRETARY OF STATE. ” . went hin et ern ee .. Ff se of the virile creative why not maintain ducatio inst: ove: the late Official : SMS eater ge AE mH Sylhet remneneath hake veg ian ego eye AG REA N MRR taah ootalt giect ail si Ree ee os ee A an ; OR awa tutions to the grea PXTEnt | » in ae eae Renn er ‘ PS order to enable the youth of the city : litical, industr and social r} ‘mon - ae | “ F rom: uline activity, use oo r Cire My. . — _— or ‘ ti et rietl: hs | | - 4 . 2 : ¥ 2 OT onis willing a3 ' a to be led by thelr mem process sets YS f owe, oe FAS a AP ies made up entirely questioned, in Spi . - . - >= - eau Pe , j _ : - . rm} a ’ ° ; : ae . . - ss the groupiris 3 z ; and ) one. tS | nunity confidence as i ae ae (angle gage aS ,|thing bappened which could not occur. The ft JUST A MING 7 . ’ >| -. : ce. & : : E B* IT} . i , Pe. : a (Copyright 1927.) ' ; a genera! rez rard ing _IS RUSSIA RED?” E ae vieteae GOLD MEDALS FOR Self-Government a Richt. herewith present thal FOSDICK. OCHS AND 6. P. et-Dispatce. we eiviliaed "Sh r are announced? @ Damroesch, retina New York will receive aw ore i*s » 7 P iene ’ pastor of ee ef {ist church, . : 1 : F a, 4 ey 4 ‘ ; : : : : : th . , ; TE Fi | ide: y. is t Cireuit 7 . Es Se oe ee : io 1 ; : | the public aa NADEQU AT FLY : “ a = ‘a rs - . : , " .* _ “ — — . a ~in" ~~. - . Ls 5 ert ee ait . es =— — -% - — AMERICAN HUMOR. an optimist is he — : ‘ (s°orge. Pierce 24 the wery limits of their carry pacity, these ens | : een | rrices | oe r ay ade May 4 at a: of the Institute Eee OR CNR RR NEES Oe at eer Dis gel : A, octal oes re 2 | * | Lila le os oa expedition cam + ss & Laclede Gas Co. in ?! lea fo CTPASE | altiena le al i amet om ae 2 Fe ae tne Onsrac 1] week | of rates at that ould su i : CER. S96 a ibuns: Upoo.cs the enabiing act, a rea! tussia’s ending international conferentes |. Sores. and , h the gen | Temorrow that the Muisseuri iblic vice . eg titre aa: os : oe eee “eke wer system ¢ e estahbii : rd le © ations held on Swi : Pe cinte mm earings | ee a , Importance — ars ip —- :. meriy confined 1 moki $ trotted jcoffers are dep aie ; rican Theates by t |men threaten revolt it q "atic Chub of Was @ we “~~ v ill at oe ' - r . — 7 ~~ + : ™ A a a : ee , 7" . y Rg =i 7 ; ud ‘ . P. ‘ : tJ) 8 m a = ; AITZ + «TOT the (reat: iaciede Gas Co. nee a “Tes: mn rate: ‘ Soe I mean to change fhe power part over eng becaust . ied 1 ae takes ce on Disarmament emanate tines causi | another compary ‘us Soon as I ca truck a ditch. “—— — BRP ae | Sul. nove v¢ of the maior stumbli: awa i ith m1 “ The quai of e ilic Library for im this unp make the change irdiess heth : to werteinte manathi ' ic nor, he says. is gettine lowe: = # ee age | | {t is Ase eat possible : . influence some ot rend » UK a 2 i : nia have s: cut | ave bese: Se EW YORK, April 25.—— wise. Name and addre ® Se giver ease 3 — , WES Ce —ociet ry ssie Ros 9 rer - cose? , ON 2 ‘ ornetl Woolrich. 21 ¥ To the Eciger of a: -Mspate Vans &. eres -— . . ie af ociate c e National Commi > fi; - . either to come 1 erms « ind a ne : , : 4 e this city. Woolrich ist | r oO | a oa sien, ian 2 io. 4 His novel, “Children of | | * an ironical romance ef@ elievTe the BAGS i a a %e =: sah : 3 x Fl ° ™ > , Recrurting Postem. 3 - Who loses BaF in China. ang sce cur Am ee 4 P 7 chauffeur who ~~ - VOVeriment o us : : = . > While the Laclede Gas Co. is doi s best to eon | i "a : 3 . 7 | a t ‘ese. This same _— ie 3 = — | = -* a > +*na* «+ a . » ‘ : | : ’ = : , ' ; " vince the public that th z , a . ve ang oh — => —— ‘ WN ur her $325.47 of the PSF a Nan W ins Se. Louis on ee “3 o er as n 5 . ~ pny : ‘ . 3) 7 : ul pe Re: b " . ‘ y — > a or: *! " i . mm § ety : , b; , . ' 7 > - & ‘ ee 3 .s Srace OSSINE a a up emumeaaggll that fickle jade. th 3 «> dumb she thinks a night eat j & et oreen Mvsi Mot be pert itie i .o retTnain the ¥uiYy ¥ ‘ St i 0: : : : mis and other large . 12. OS ¥e ate pant PON Cit ae PE ah ; le y! 7 pret ee a tk — : a Mary “ per . > - ; : A ; ee» - i “ : » hind yeu in the abolishment of the deadly ,CApers ‘hat she does when a new schedule of rates; ; is should watch the progress being made in| 4 gro : — wae ht a ‘ , “ salesgirl who returned « S308] “ soi a> SHU La. i TOs bel ° ; -— a . | ri who retu ee ok grade cross "gs. particularily i-jappears and is called just a plain raise. Laclede + —ee . : —_ oo Sees ae ng Soe | | beem iost married the am ‘(y at the Hartley House eye clinic for! the site was finally selected by the com “ ~~ Dee ' qd Seem jost marr 4 F i f= ; te itt. And we are just oF mar crogeing. the Most used o ; 3 common is 10d . t a a high / a . ; don't Se how the city attic eee e ming It reach € a new aigo mark. (children of pre-school age. There Can he hardly any- | monwealth Parliament. Within the limita- ; rz x. . p ¢ but go along with the idea. % yesterday. Leave it to the stock market to spill thing of more vital interest to the city than the “O™S “tte¢ by the Constitution of the Aus- {oa ow i P er ce this, oe: a erybody concerned must admit |guarding of its children’s health ‘oon ai __| traliam commonwealth it is an ideal site. re ; ; | Me ee Geability of 't © Mersieg vos again | oe Se eaith, particularly their’ [+ is in the east of A.stralia. im the state of wae se 14S | im the name of the association, I remain y¢ pin: Rhem h th — eyesight, when they are at such a tender age. New South Wales, about $0 miles from the ae, Z i “| NOTE ON A QUARREL @ ; es Jim a CMON, Bie zi ap as the Cardinal trwgary where he | +o coast, 35 degrees south of the Equator and ~ . . : STARTED. : ¥ = Presi@ent Weimar-Skink«r Improve-/* ® Rave all the other baseball teams. he must Hen ; 149 degrees east of. Gre i lie _— i - -o” being ras ggey : | | eeforth. the smart chap whe want PS er nei of Greenwich. Jt lies | : Men only learn when ; = men, Association. 165 Delmar bi "be coing pretty any ‘will ask the boss to “readjust” bi . railing — in an amphitheater of hills, with an — i. ea in the Atlantic Monthly TAS ASA, 1 ne IM ppg ain Ae oa » ae ik eae

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yee rato . ia OES ae ae a ee SRT ins ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH === —C PAGE 35 ’ —SILOUISPOST-DISPATCH _FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29 ; Social Items , sahecmnes | NEW YORK, April | hme, B ee * | he An interesting event of tomor-| 4™ 0" Singing Society of Braoxtyn | appara “ Germany, ater rene to Ser ee ee ; ) row evening will be the annual | has received the “Kaiser prize.” a’ pion German Choral Society inj blockade. EFORE the altar cf St. Rose's ee Be OO BO hy yd meeting of the Missouri Historica] | a i] ° : . ny 7 TI ciety, "oma v. *} | é 7 - odern Feminism pe Woman seems to rise be- Church, adorned with iris and Poa I pea Be My | Society. United States Senator g & ; ne : - é 5 i ‘ a Se man is fallin - ; _% : oe “¢e ails nes . , i FS oe y x % Y # 4 - — ’ é _e : P en —_ = AN INDICTMENT. By An- - and along dogwood brought from _ thé oe | te Ee wpe Kies , Harry B. Hawes will give a memo- SEE en OS At 3 FS s! Cis teases” M. Ludovici. (Dutton). ee Ds tite 85° SAS Oe Ss : Sa at ~e ” Py s ee as a4 Ai) mOsitIoONn taken DY Mr. : ‘ wan . ; - gold of the } : “*j}the impact of rolling pins ana 1 he sleeves were puffed to the el- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Steed. nan of 32 Westmoreland place wil! give a dinner party Saturday night at the St. Louis Country Club. ’ I~ = , ‘comtic a o4 4 «fam pea¢ OO; gaiSSatis- . 4 ‘ > ’ " "sy : . BS ieee —_—-- x padovicl. a , “ ij Tr r ae : DOW and ciose -fitting to the hand. ; ; The childre n's Storv Hour at thi g . unsatlisi i Spinisters oe pated, ry) > , —- y sie il tia: de seslatbnsn - -s at a 4 wives, _ , author would en mniv Che gird! As f chiftf hele e ; Be ose “ite a Se ¢ trong-headed flappers in the P se pete i ger Fg Cal — . ee ia ' eg eee ss a City Art Museum Saturday after- 4 i -3iX « 4 dA a+ , 4 777 wiki ge } :7 f oaric There , ee Con ala nae vy SEBS “ SR + ).4 , : = of t} . né 37 «¢ bookstal] ° Bul] ; . i iw 6 ’ ‘a sos ’ oon ’ Ol p¢ “es Ff ° rh I , ¢ ; ” gape eo See noon, at » Ae ES © clock, VW il] be 3 jirection Ji , it AN CAu a? & Sao Ps eo: « - , oe ! » . : a » 3 tf Nn la ] “t r’ . © f +k ‘ “ e : eee 7 4a ‘ as . >. ne es Z : gould be In orde! But the thesis . fe Sragedheay } : yes pn: em ie Pees ae : About Baskets.”” Mrs. Mary Evans 2 ~ 4 ‘ . . as ‘ ‘4 as ‘ - ie> . [1c ¢ ~ oa ; tu a j \ 1: “— . implica | Siete ce a ii nieory yeti : cities. meet? AULIIOT : ; sisters matron age! , tt ' = = Nir. and M rs developed. As she weaves. legends altendant. ne ; os ee ae : ete ty 1) pie : : aft of 6125 Wa- | Of baskets will be told. The publi: eg man, tO 84° beige chiffon and 5 a oer mine , 4 iba ay ee s - Ice IS IAnVIted. 3 times he i iy o> of peacn Te rman ee Rist’ €A A Juli iS t>. % em tleman. Se elias tee cee 8 : blow satin, and a beig air braid | TOSS, son Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mrs. Wilbur F. Groom of Buf- ; at 41 rp ‘ tr oie Li yMNrobpa Die€é if ¢ 17 = ———- , ALON . avenl 4s rea : i : oe ease In spite Or tit I ij i : ‘le mip) . : ic a nat trim , with single beige (;Tross OL 400 i . Sa iaid, N. Yo and her young dauzh- . ‘ . tina . orikc ic ‘ Ada» : ss 2 . i ‘ cil K a é ie ‘ 17 va ee" uT 27 i . I] ‘ ° ¢ f 4 ' eae 5 aha ' ° i i qlinity in the : oe, eres ffect f | ifn’ Se. he carried butterfly roses. announced cpcaseeumnelaens dh si ter, Patric la. Will arrive Sunday to asttom a study of moaern Ww oman rhiean = ee scal roun of Leake, Miss., was | >ridge Juncheon at tel & be the guests for a week of Mr. ee toe ecvenpiien. st in that is se ‘item tex eh gO an for his brother. age es : Groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. . ages } > 4 . - . . / 3 bids | aicai ae | Lid | , - ‘ } _ . . + . sort 4 7 = ~ t rnic “_ a acid nism been possi’ic Se OM eS | Pande a aigltmeien ta’ After the ceremony a small in-j ‘4? is will continue through the F. Groom of 5915 Waterman av- SLCC t ‘ 8 ats " > > ‘ A . ‘ y u Pa . ‘nue 7) } , P . } - 7 . } ., Ciuc, ine , rma! wedding breaktast at what period In in tl | ‘ ‘or — a et ee aaa ag a lere must be some ve OP * | member: th nid ld ¢ tn eng . Sterling E. The Junior ls Auxiliary of ry | Spi . = g ee — 1 What are the | — eg : Peds Was given at (ie so l1 Lenox place returned [the Jewish Orphan Home . will Parchment Kid ) ASR Fae em a : ce} Rose Blush Ki Be temate 7 o home yesterday from Charlottes-| give a musical entertainment this Mirror Patent Shell Gray Kid | h f¢ PH nsit s 7 ; ? es 3 . it}; Pal } r411lo a rheare thev have y ‘ eveningag £ 1e ] ; t -oa “TY ¢ or j 4 ’ : ‘ . on whic a ae - | a0 with he Tleminine rebellion in ; y | ville, Va.. whe: he 12 | oning at the studio at Beige Tours Vhssiceriiie pale | . seh heeel are those he aitiii-: J * ‘ ; . b? % F “YT ris i r . {iT » P — =? : s a. 7 Z « a a 4 4 A i ; Rome, during t: cr pe ans ne arval dical School hi ite Mi J. ' try Club grounds fial degeneru: ages, argues the oR SZ ae ‘il . . 4 —" ‘ nas a . ” SRL RIRE ES Ee ie a enya tne REAM mam 94 -r ee ere PY ak re Se 4 Sapte: so team Cn RSTO ae . > 3 ‘ern times thé woman nas ryes , : | . 2 tT} (". _ : a . . . = Ju | } cA I iJ = I si ’ r i ’ 4 j ci ii i s ; Bay ) pa : ere i. a ae , ee SPR Mppant CynNacisi Mi: EF.lisé > ina 3 — lIren are visiting Mrs. andoipn': A Delightful Place In Which To Shap crease OT SLrTenez Ui) iil Li i bij I i¢ +} ‘ ¢ny ; al ‘ . e P 5 F ‘ a . . aon Wy F ; : wis @ntingent, but to a wea Qing Of | he traced directly “ee nd apis is ‘ » ood Charge Purchases Will ‘ : ‘ si Li’ iii iii mstvil hia f , ry a ’ ian : a? 1 ~ if P24 : irnwood. ‘ . ; fe men. A human societ Wigs =; a ee “ee si eee ee . Appear on June Statement e INC. ~* —T ras } } ae fe i ee ts * SATURDAY ONLY ONTH-END SALE OF FROCK Over 500 Adorable New Models Secured by Our Buyer in New York Last Week, Now Arrived and Offered in Two Wonderful Groups! °T A MINUTE = . » loses his crip (Copyright i927.) 4 cial structure euspess 2nd a ce! fimentalism regard IS RUSSIA RED? their virtues spr caily, no! Such has long been 2 LT ce: . y? re ‘ ’ an a LAIiméea 7 anne pe ~ apa 7 Seer nae ‘ a ector of Streets and Sewers estkhay ing apse sages ag | t the citw needs $1,000,000 more , > @€4Nd dramatic streets properly. Let's see, could? ca>]e NE of the Models at $16 ae pe. i z y os ene ' 7. "iA ty ~ pdt Ti Sresentation LTHOUGH the Nestle permanent Suggest another tax on the : sa gp Se te ll ee aa is presented at the meeting wave machines cost the hairdresser ia ieee on | more than any of the seventeen imitations : a Science. | WOMEN POSTPONE DRY ISSUE existing, there are more Nestle machines eee Ene So a pet e Re TA RARE OF ten J ogee presen » mt y we apt thahialetieeiaimaditeihee satin na aah eke ee pA? ER ore s me eatin motion picture industry ever > Ei rN ——— zi a a : Z| \ | efricient as we trust it will, eae WILL PRESENT WILDE COMEDY voters) teasue Council Rejects 1 in use than all others combined. More : : | i gi parties will be held in the a” Thersus p meee ies ae for This Year's Study. : ° . = ee plenty of Navy an . cect | i SU TAMATtIC«C Club (,ives I ay QD oF Aexocinted Pr ox | money is yearly spent art the Nestle labor- { = ~*~ | : ' Or; " a ° Tomorrow Evening. WASHINGTON, April 29 ! ere Be a | combinations. dl ae iam: al OO NEROES CRGED aan CRRRD O eR OM, aaa atories for hair research than by all other ! | : as at ; . eye . two and thre piece ; ns. | Barnes: ’ 1. _ =f By SN balk a ay eee: - ies ; ijk WO an ree ece maginary Comverssuoms. aa test.” by Oscar Wilde, is to he League of Women Voters has vote laboratories combined. That is why every fy oF — Hior of the Exchequer: — ° b Presented morrow Peas at the re , , motion ; 1} rae ’ - e . x ‘ ‘ n ; 1; LAL | ’ 7, SEEN, oe betiete. ae | DR oe on 5 ane re the big party conv grees lower than is required for an ordi- | SPORT MODELS nary marcel wave. Seven minutes of bt | “s | JEL l we have been informed that See April 29. Doheny averted the practically - my = hibition n in it in a national : . SE ri eoi r. : a nation: am: rentle ing and your wav , “ ~ SNE by Cotlere Hu,nor and First |™ i . gentle heating and your wave is complete Lewis is known by the coms . @ Nationa! Pictures has been award- i ate ala testatation « ri} Wests for sll acte ji} anklet tn a if : ae A . - Ry Tlié Jor 2:45) bv b Cbs 200 RE} 4VUe = 8 Corno! i ee iain : ite a rneé 1] W ooiTr r. | \tai old. : : ilacan . rs ttlement aa —_ = h suspense. ” . ° S of Woolrich a former — . . er 3 Cats ou in iL iiecuUatiecy 4 , scientific fact that the light = & olum bia ) . and support of treaties ht | eee ne ; ‘ ““ hild: i : ” ¥ — ——— ce . \N ES | LE :. t>. Richer it goes. c . A : ; n ». = al Trianice i aitny : ; , nit + . ° , - - : ’ “ : ‘, sla n provid PO} . I12 East 49th St... New York fienry A. WEIL 916-918 OLIVE ST. “SATURDAY ONL} SATURDAT ONLT” Serre COSTS FORGOTTEN! VALUES TRULY SENSATIONAL! CHOICE—ANY SPRING COAT! YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE. ...AT ONE-HALF OF ORIGINAL PRICES Black Coats, Tan Coats, Gray Coats, Green Coats and Sport Coats. The Most Drastic ONE-DAY Clearance Ever Offered at This Time of Year. $35.00 Coats at $17.50 | $49.75 Coats at $24.88 $65 Coats at $32.50 §$ 95 Coats at $47.50 $135 $39.75 Coats at $19.88 $55.00 Coats at $27.50 $75 Coats at $37.50 $110 Coats at $55.00 $145 $45.00 Coats at $22. $59.75 Coats at $29.88 $85 Coats at $42.50 $125 Coats at $62.50 $175 Summer Coats Only Excepted Recruiting Poster. ina, and see our Navy. . " . - F Ang on the races. etane. . me EE : _ cities — —_ ~ - 9125.6 of the series: “aa -" Te Ni , : - club is @ poliem : Nan Wins St. Louis U. Prize. Nominated to Head Women's Club- . ..tte “} = ee 4 as 8 oy mm «CSSister Mary Noreen Slattery. 2 > re the Associated re: Bis > ~ : id . . i » 5: 2 na ra q ii aoe, Stick. ee 2 Of the Notre Dame sisterhood. SATL.TID » md., Af > o . ~ % Wag A aa: e% Qir a mf Fz i*sy 3 3 award: a Ss cond place in | fie : itp | i ; hecomes sedi | sas e * | ho re | i oe Mrs. John - ah ne ee ae a gor ° en com pe tition for the _ pain om en 1 a : ast ’ | oe me es are just cynical enoug> “a Phical medal at St. Louis I “fl for presider . 2 coe : e «$3 4 careful of at. F Sereity, where she is enrolls din th ‘ ration of hi OTe - 8 : ; : we ae eee B® ®hoo First place | Maryland Federation of Won er this l of Education. 4 ke * . . = pent fo Joseph Heffernan, a junior Clubs. A re ’ | T 3 | EM the college. Al! contestants for | pel be named was broucnt by a: ON A QUARREL THA ag aoe }Medal submitted an essay deal- officer of the Gen ral ed “ee | Crymanen QVvE STARTED. . EMS with “Free Will.) the cempeti- | Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of Mis- only learn when duly shrives oy being conducted under Fath bee : | elke Meth : 2 ©’ Reea : nrofe f . " penwmnia | : pue & & to torgives- ,: = Be: an 2. S., protons , ~~ OORTEL OU RTE, Tt TERR te eRe reget. TF, PEEPe, TL, Tee, th TRE J. D. 8 phy. May, 1928. ‘ : A = eC cE cae 1 Seamed cnenens —~ye-— meme ht . » ¢ * ~— ¢ mye S| tha —_- «a» «4» «=» «4» «=» «2» == «== = -_—_asnp ape err eaP enreRPelll eel el lle lc Ell Eel Ol ee) —+-- a el L, TMI LL v 3 + inns ig, NRO RAN es SE EA rg

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PAGES : ___ ST.LOUIS — , — si BVESING, APM 28, 197 eens were enacted, cannot be given re- guided by these precedents, © ad EMEN1 : cowk # ¥¢ L#@T ri. eaae . — egain’ : bs : Anema : | | i i wn ae ee eet oe a controversy wilt prebabiy stand ad- ! mmediatels age ) ee = Pt hace lO cent MPO, stmt [f. as expected, the Court i }journed sine die. YOUR VACATION! snaen Where Are You Going? IVE CITY'S TIS Coolidee. He told the Presid io si oI teas a ear of tien, we chat Mexico bas no intention so The Biggest Radio Value in Town - ™~ _ has no in 7 = e SS een 5-TUBE RADIO CO?rSOLE Send Your Mother : as Regular $1 75 ‘the Sweetest Gift . Outfit, Only foth: *3 7— COMPLETE Nothing Else to Buy SATURDAY SPECIALS This powerful 5-Tube Radio Comscle is ae just what you have been waiting for Gives “OR Cr THe Candice you everything you can ask for im a fre ceiving set This extremely ‘cow price only $87.s0o. imciudes all accessories. POSLAM ee | Electrically Equipped Cunningham Tested Tubes, 2 45-voit Te comstant recharg- Batteries, 1 A Storage Battery. 1 C Bat A batteries. Just tery, 1 Trickle Charger. 1 Grid Leak anc , ing in om your bouse Lght- alt-in Utah Speaker Unit The cabinet : is handsomely designed and fished. Ww: : BABY’S ECZEMA || TERMSS1.75 WEEKLY) prec sons re Take no chances with baby’s skin tromhi Harsh remedies might make it even worse. Trust Posiam, that zentie yet concentrated remedy that stops itching imstantly and quickly : drives the eruption awar. At al ant OI 1006 OLIVE Werte ‘or spectia/ test Dex a — . FREE POSLA™M CO. East St. Leuis Store, 309 Collimvwille Av. , 243 West 47 Street New York City ic CANDIES M ADVERTISEMENT == = §=_« Motorists driving east en Olir : ) ——— — Watch Your Frail SG Geet deeet ot Settee send. -Te~ SS Se Ea 7 a a STRAIGHT CIGARS. 3 ae . 3 tor : : Gran = = — 2 3 2 = 7 2 = = ii ] = ' - oe ° — portunity for promotion. Lad all Hh | Wk ahh | FR ee Greene’s Famoas Tire Guarantee Will Satiséy You A Few of the Features in the New 1927 Ecitien . “h rork. We say tha: a 2 : ome | Netaey Buy Now on Credi Sve Reed of « Noatie | ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE ~\\\: = Sano — _~ Tires Delivered on-First Payment Anywhere in Gty= Cia Sasaki Pai iy Rak ie: : . Pe J = . ae - pane, Fe 4 w a Bases lpia Sire) yesh ey ee ee Sadie’ Ba see eine get lal That” came ee ea ee as —e 7 et ns eh ad AT, theo ee Pees 5 S » Se es" . Rees, i vA :) rs seh ng XPOS F i» a ak face 7 ‘ Se , aes ‘ Rass % ae) ii z aiteaRe assador - * r reprepenting FPresi- . 2 —_ 247 @@ehangced *riend- = — oe, | * - COW CUAR OTF ASEVITSANnces DSertas UR che Pest Beeperra ~~ ™ * OP. foe. face to face | erinted CLS Male Help “Wants” — as walt et im prirate a 404 North a s t « ¢ 7, 4 —TS2? mere thaw the THREE ether ~“” nese or in internat mal rela : th tr ce 3 3 6 q ‘ollinsville A Vv. 3% | | n % Leein eewspa ce rn om bined. itera, is far mor : 3 | a pee Se 4 2 B . ; - 8 : , : ms % —~ | | | |

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FRIDAY EVENING, 1927 slic St. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ue cas : APRIL 29, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH == PAGE 37 ocolates. 1s, Giaz- uD in ibbon. c Extra DE Fandies er BARNEY'S N fi Self cutting guaranteed, cial $10.50 Lawn Mowers a W175 AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL, 79cf sharpening: bearings: cone adjustable fully Think! Spe- bar; MAIN FLOOR | ) Fielders’ Gloves; oil treated. $1,98 © g.50 Dazzy Vance Fielders’ Glove. $4,95 ts Catching Mitts; it's a dandy: special. -$1.49 IO\VERS 99] — ~ | WILLIS SAYS NO WET CAN PALMER CLARKSON HEADS 1! CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY BODY’ ‘St. Louisan Honored at Ninetieth | | Annual Convention of State Organization. Gv the Associated Prese CHILLICOTHE, Mo., April 2 The nin: tieth annual State ‘tion of the Missouri Disciples of Chrisi closed its meeting ‘day. Officers elected are Clarkson of St. Louis. the Missouri Christian society; James E. Todd. ‘ice president; Powel: iin, recording Swearingen, Lathrop, second president: C. C. Garrigues, Kansas City, transp: Ltion secretary: G. 1 lL. Bush of Carrollton, R. L. Thorpe of Canton and J. L. Wilki: Poplar Bluff, State Board. The convention voted to $500,000 by centennial vear, 1937. permanent fund, the interest used to carry on the the church. Palmer Trenton, Smith, vice - By | |Senator Willis (R | dressing the icil here f ; — | conven- | yester- | president of | Missionary | Jop- | 8 secretary: : y HE ison of |§ raise | : work (im uch-advertised political | Willis said, “who devote forts, not to upholding stitution and the law, but EVER BE PRESIDENT OF U. S. PHILADEL. P HIA. April 29.—j/ering ways by which the ep.) of Ohio, ad-|be broken down and the Methodist Men’s Coun. | evaded, will never be called yesterday, declared that to take the oath of no wet can ever be President of | dent.” the United States. Willis said lat “Prominent university presidents, | nothing persona] eminent Governors and other to Gov. ‘Alc ohol’ Smith.”’ le aders their ef- the Con- to discov--¢ one may other office as Presi- | er that he me “when I refe ” Taga age REMEMBER OUR NEW LOCATION MEN'S $4 AND $5 HIGH AND LOW SHOES, $2.95 upon BIG SALE . BOYS’ HIGHS ant @ ° AND Low free SHOES IN — —_—— —~. T. BLACK WEEKS this re ivment Lowest Prices and Most “a pi $5 FREE TO PAY . OF Sar will accept EKS. ALL SIZES. ion la Be 8 ~) Liberal Terms in the City Sy LADIES’ DRESSES AND COATS All the latest styles and new colors: must be seen to be "$4 "14 —_— ear iv 5/806 N. SIXTH ST. OPPOSITE CENTRAL HARDWARE CHILDREN’S LOW SHOES All new Spring atyles, straps, ties and Le fords; tans, patents and twe tenes. Sizes 8% te 2 $1.98} =" BIG REDUCTIONS SATURDAY @ Here’s your chance to buy a good pair of Shoes at a saving of about |... Positively the best Shoe bargains of the year. PUMPS, STRAPS & TIES B Caicher's Mitts; Ready-Broke; note low price. $5.45 Beach Official American League Balls; now only. $1.39 Si Masteky voted $10°:900 40 Chana SPRING SUITS S twirl Slugger Bats - hutographed model. $1.39 Siva Ratem ar ee great array of 95 * Shoes; all sizes; $4, O5. $3. 95, $2. 59 and $1. 55 = Latshaw of Kansas City, president ; chi slice of dozens of styles and 5 Waller Johnson Fielders’ Glove; oil treated; new$2.98 (C — ela | | fH See patterns you are MB Epga Rixey Fielders’ Glove; pro, model: now... $3. 98 , eraspe | totaling $i, oe 3 wo * @END your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH wl TPCK-S WOrk were announces last OLWO | su ‘Ss The genuine, well- f night at a dinner at Hotel Chase of |] “OVER. | » and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads known Flor de Bolano i. - a peed gie ee ce imported Cigars; es, workers Tor the $187,000 Presby-|@ handmade, long filler terian pension und quota he} @ Guaranteed to be ab- ' ; a : ; solutely first class. @ campaign here is part of a nation-|§ BON CONTAINING fi al driv for a $15,000,000 found \ a ‘ act = \' zo A IGARS tiom’ for age and disable minis- a ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. | Entrance 509 N. BROADWAY || aa Prince Albert # ‘"s. Piedmont, Chesterfields, “Tucks ee Bowes eee 6 66M05- / T () A [- FI Cliv Clive Si jv Saturday! Final Opportunity te Profit by Our Carload Purchase & Sale of a 2 shyt ria i "hu ie Wed Per Carton $1.47 $1 Briar Pines, 39e¢ ed 64 contributions totaling $25.,- 1395. The next highest mn ree RENE sR AT nee eae so FOR 25c: BOX OF 50. $3.35 ‘as that of | | _ $2 and $2. 90 DRESS Berssiongaes Voods, ‘ ry ,p ¢ cY H hi Lcal && } i¢ c bt itd as oy ‘ “— ~ , Sas nat Aan f } Palet ? i a N | i 0! The Laiston U- if : . ‘ _ + S| ee ae nr Wer 4 , Pe + Has: Sere Pes aliqd Na] Lai T) OQ] The cam hth oa > 3 . S| cr , ‘ , Ttr ’ . " } rr ut cY x ; 7 aign. who ve $16,000 Danie) ae r AT 4 co 4 . 7 ? ° ~ an } { he rTyc% 97 T) no na \. Kirpy, attorney, and Lansing F¥ . ; “4 ai; ——— " 4 , y \ . ‘ ha + , , * Wh ae! ‘ws ESSE oH I Pi ine bi aré ) J fi Se i : j ~ 4 / j , > yy -* Try 4 ate. | 7 f Fa . \ e eo Ai? a 4\A bl’ ation: ae B | Le : ; - 4 ne : Tr) % 4 i) , 7 ‘ : Ave Pe vy ¢ , > ' : & } | , | i & - ; . y ‘ Mt > ra Y? Da rn " } . na AV ' i i 4 aa “pain SSN FRUSTRATES ATTEMPT OF MEN IN. AUTO TO KIDNAP HIM white, A. Grath, PATENTS, SATINS” AND PARCHMENTS Spike, Block and Low Heels Not all sizes in every 's But in this ‘7 a oe ae 4 i spear The Christian Women’s Mission-/§ Men’s as onl Vonne 3 Young Men's ssortment of Old- — : 80c¢ missions, and chose ~XCS. Laila Bt ar ee and topped with e .. 4&8C oe ~~ - ees ANYWHERE eee et ticeens GCUOCOCAEREED REE oti store teeeeriiee TEVEUULEREALIL Ree A Steceeersresgrs tTriopution (;Troves Free Delivery Within a Radius of 60 Miles “Where the Customer Is Always Right’ Cn gins AP oA =? tt 1a vow: mao a Pan i ade EE heel Nig " Aan = ea , Church, } } , ; . ovrerian Aeckhd + « ? ror t) t ‘ im ow ay yer ee dog 9 Ooo contribu Bless Stee! Rods, dead black enamel, gfe 9 it., with reed seat. Special, S9c INTENDED TO RETAIL FOR $80— SATURDAY—LAST DAY AT..... YOU profit by our low purchasing price! Just think! This marvel- ous all-white “POLAR” Metal Refrigerator for only $44.75! Last chance Saturday, so come real early as our present supply will sell a ee quickly!!! These durably built Refrigerators are covered inside , enue, one i] | Men's $1.50 & =98c] il dealer in the Ar- = | = Fe and out with tight-coat, rustproof —— metal sheets, 3-door side- New Spring Caps Building, last night ‘evaded ; SS etl ' bode Le fos SR cer style—the doors are constructed to fit snugly and a rubber sheet Nn, apparently robb me Sey around the door makes the Refrigerator absolutely airtight. 9-WALL CONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING /,-INCH THICK SOLID CORK INNER WALL! 75-LB. ICE CAPACITY 050 Telescope Stee! Rods; reversible Book wh grip; 3 te 9 ft. . Special, $1.98 ee oe Poste | Minnow Buckets, Special suilding Supply Deal- ‘r. Speeds From Pair Who Or- | ’ broad . iM eT f —— Re 8 . a . . a th. Ne Se dered Him Into Their Car. faney ande rayon — stripe ’ A ofa t E. * Fy Box with Tray; now. el here — Edward A. Grath of 1115 Belle- | $9240 Minnow Seine: 19x4-{t,. ee Fish Hooks; Ass't sizes, 25e fe j LOORCOVERING TOS eS ET Ss § Y 2 elie tng they were police, Grath H Ruffled Curtains; pair.. $1.49 : RES inning anak oé hee | Blue Enameled Coffee Pois....428c ry UNION SHITS @ street. At Morganford road the | me fa 25c Glassware; choice ae? ™ machine crowds a him to the curb, | | Gar Viain and fay ™ and two mé d him into the 0 Gen. Boyce Motomeier..S1.99 | ¢fWP hag cv. Also vth- er. ed 3 ema > letic Tnien a ‘ner Car nservine tnat *® Tice Florida Wool Sponges @ \ Snits. Made tea saben ies oe of 88x88 oo ' ' | : Auto Chamois; good size..SSc >ajame Grath ® Large Auto Chamois — ex Blade Stropper MEN'S SUITS H ek ATHLETIC — bolo =n SISABLED POLICE TO RETIRE is.2, & TOPCOATS tee Up, to 1 Made of Nainsock Go McKenna and Lippel to Be Relieved ' re by Board. All sizes. SUIT. BS) two police officers, veterans of | many vears and both with wide | ' om € ired f ym the force today by the ay Men’s 59¢ Fancy Secks, 29c; 4 prs. $i mB Goard of Police ‘ommissioners fo a0 35¢ Socks; plain colors, 19c; 6 prs. $1 B hyaica! disability. © eis Lieut ne! Styles | Men's $1.50 New Neckwear; Sa!..98c Bey ot ee a ee og: i wee lO patients ° ee sah tbbshe ane 8 sree atedidestt os . m ‘ Paced : Se ey r ae - . re - Prega meieenienc aie ome 58 Aer “AE apenas cen en earn. I Pe Be NE EE Van Retetaly eho Ser ts ai Sash vet , who =— Cut from full rotis; perfect zxoods: aq. Yared, s Salat lit 2 nein» , | hilo + ie { followed for into Tower ptiaetetast “ ‘setae te Auton OUTFIT OF Sd 16 PIECES attractive or cozy A better value is patgeil bos SoA ' aa hae * want a more than this! You could not living-room outfit utterly impossible! Three-Piece All Loose Cushion Overstuffed Living- Room Suite! Bridge Lamp and Shade! Floor Lamp and Shade! Davenport Table! End Table! Smoker! Scarf! Pair of Béok Ends! Mirror! 2 Pictures! — RUG SPECIAL! 5 All-Wool Axminster $9 QO ee op SATURDAY SPECIAL AT $3 Suitcases; 26-in.; blk., brn. $2.99 § $4.50 Suiicases; d’ble straps $2.95 & $5 AND $6 OXFORDS § For men, more than 20 of the f newest and most wanted spring § atyles, tan brown and = black. On a«nle Saturday. one day only, , a pair, . Ss rreant John FB Lippel, who has e Values Up to $45 i been ill since April 22, last, as a " miresult of : yund he received in 51g. Tropical Worsted Sui's. $28.50 Men's $3.50 Woo! Dress Panis. $1.99 ae i a che % ise s | merous poiice MEN’S FINE i al x ee 195 s cntiuslivel teathepodcameas iis oa petyy allows > ‘ o, syste - ~ Pe oS . oNee Derren Ree ee A . nee haa z a ee mide dase ripe eae iat ee er anges OF, es ripen RAEN Ey Be > Sie alee 4 | Tires for your ul gladly give S _embarrassing i t ock own Cords edit} re in City every tai- lored this Stason’ most want tea wool- Rs in all sizes. ’ i il He joined the : LOI SCHOOL TAX PRORATED Men's Fine Oxfords; up to $7.$3.95 3 air County’s share of the en's $5 Kid Leather Shoes. $2.99 @ tax will be distrib- 8 $5.50 Wool Dress Pants. So 45 en's 53 Mecca Work ciesag 8 99 THIS $210 BEDROOM , - _ SFG ET TU Ny RT | A ‘ i i : ¥ E ¥ uP ' : : } : ' 7 i 4 eae Ss. ; . el | , VJ A 4 Men’ -- Mal & , muted within the next few days, it iB ae f Hus 4 —— woe = ‘ tord: « Tr) HoH LA \ Lint. Ee f A ras announced sterdayv aiternoon — 2 ee Ht j si bt x 07 iy 4 ‘ ‘ —~ * - - . . ¢ #4 \ \ it i oe Wie ' ’ . me by Sounty Superintendent of ag : m HH NVA AY Tetee] Tat th - ro e . | = . > = armnew ——_ ; j ; \ ‘7 | | } ‘ ‘ if - . : a . , “4 , 2 i *> ; ‘ j \ ' ; ‘ j or rae - 1 v7 e y ‘ ‘nNoois J OFT 4 Miller of Belle- a Se nt ge CS r Ha rae 5 fo) oO Sey ie I aerao ,., ee”, "Tt" } ' } ¢ + a .° —— > ; 2 Y +4 5% ' +" 4 ¥ \ . 74 | ate. , hha . ; ile we fund will be prorated ) iB é y ee Pm tA Vi o- > , y ay " ' 4 ) j / 4 ~ . : a H j ay. +3 : { i tit \ es ; ; Sa =m amon he different townships ac- | oa? oy Be mt Beta? se ) Y € * : : a ti ' , : 7 : ; ; ’ ; ' j : | . - line tc POL } er q IE aliftic: ition. - 4 a it it t . * +} : } yh I q f j + 33 . ; } +} ' , -hool i HW H S ae: Pw LAAT AS Ye ae Sx ! > a9 :7 at*onanr Fa a ae ar . ) yc : ; ‘ 7) ? i ij j ; ~ j4 } ; Wall style. size 7x7 feet. Made of heavy | pil attendance and school days. : a Hi ° 3 ote | He f 4 sae ' ’ ow en $149 QGQs GF $37 Ms j ; ; . i}! ae ke 1 st ; . ; li-oz. treated dock with full 3-foot wi ills. @ ; forTni } q Vow. dk Li i ; ; | ‘Bavavavetc steoees “) h . s 3 “+ by ft att 3 TY ee hh A : j 34 : . t ; i " f y m i , > aes it i i . . , AAD LE TEI LA . . , : _ if . , Lit yp , J \ : ' — ‘ . > -——— on ‘ he ¥ St, ° Pipe é ee Ri ey en & double sewed with rot-proof thread and townships All Pieces Complete for heavily reinforced at all straining @ 258 | ows: 4 lascoutan. | points. ceca Sshiuon alley. $1,747.58; St. Clatr, mM $27,218.68; Stookey. $1,837.22: m Suen waft, $4.129.5! Lebanon, | , SEE IT DISPLAYED : ET we eca neces can “all We Ae ~~ > OUR BASEMENT main ted rh. $s i ie az * Eenee mann ae ‘ ropes, pole De De DDD that he was Jacob Gregory and that | told in reply by Fry ian Nreir o! awaited him at Fairfield. All of Gregory's paomn ssiens ashed away bv th flood o F airfield’ dreW ; : $2? 100 were Ww Gregory hastened t 1$400 and later wil! be Paid the ibalance of $1700 Efforts to io- ‘eate Gregory had been made for years without suc cesm. seveatias peste @isitentai pPasseeeeeteet

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a” - Two Stedemts Kiied im Auto Crash. Vilalova. 17. high school baseds CLIFTOX. Aria, April 23.—Jose pleyers, were Kifjec anc = -_ | ; A Soe = : Martinez. 15 years ol¢, and Etas were iciured wher BUTO oT: cere oor sa . | ; = f f ‘ — : 4 . a Ms ~—s Tr} STENT -_ — ; : 3 PAGE 38 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PaanAy, EVENING, o — | 3 The Old Reliable C wi net be underseid. i pasiness. bar: yoobers ge : — is i” sh | - DIAMOND iMPORTERS , th AS BEGGARS, FREED BY COURT Jedzge BRosecan Clears Street Mzu- * One of the cutstandimg Sale! Over Summer wear 2 ‘sensational value’... ..£¥©F) COOD wosiems «5s oo Veiours : meres. Stapie Biue Serges. is aul Mundee Scotches: Teenie Se hat vou will recognize as embodying ail e new strie features for 1927. 5S . i he e? ; i —Highland Prep Suits! Etc. in fact just about every kind of sust -= included m this 5dr lot at $17 a eterybody | Stouts: _..~ Siimmst...-- Regulars little you are, —s = “ The sizes run ™m Come mm Look Around! ... these wonderful values for vourseif. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE $17 —Second Fileor xhy Sao yee ™ th, OPO or, wots ¢ * 5 ts af A ‘ 2. 5 : 2 i * i & s ‘ - 3 =\ FORMER ST. LOUIS YOUTH Other Big Values in , “~~ 4 a Men’s New ....-.-° roe res SPRING SUITS Ren Wage wegen EER lindane 4 Fes wm the wanted pia tweeds, sait- fF=-7 Fs abie for year- eae Ss . and novelty weaves! round wear === ==. 4, Single or double With combmez- — breasted models’ Some long and f- = y & ; : : | with west and one pair ' ~ a1 | = J | rust Ge. render: rr bas 3 -_ 4 . re | 2 ! er Co tH one short me ~ ~ Ss. T . | | , , ont. aa : 7 of | . .ethers Room, 506 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo. ae =f Siete: saibltniin Wiedamensiie. it | et sansa on . as pate... ta ’ , 2 igermanmic smoke f two iomgs. - % ij with 1 pair longies and or two kurckers. AJ i i pair kuickers! have vests. Sizes 6 to % 18 years, at $8.38. &S to 18 years, $11.95. ee, See SvwOscr 2 iTS bie are: Seats eeatern i as a tb : 3 ee . PR AEE ORME S S6i28 ae MERI eS anti ape M 0 5 age O44 ahd 4 ois a2 eae ‘ r ~ x et 4 . 3 _ a A eee ae sip 2 Kiedis - — OPEN UNTIL Gass % a brother 6:30 P. M. cater who was State Superintend- me ee ee ene “nt ef schocis from 12966 to 12319 and wae re-elected in 1914, serving amtii bis death tm office Sept 15. L328. -

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—_—— : Enea AIH AND HEAT BY iF so weer: “> YEARS IN ONE LOCATION r==aaumm =o Clase RAK Glee” (GOLDMAN BROS. | q 4 The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World ngineers Vision a City Sup- | : | 7 717 OLIVE STREET | plied With Electricity ¢@ | | ‘ | : il aa a ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ FRIDAY BV asin, tase __ 5 LOUIS PORT USP etcetera DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC Withott Wires Se — z — ee seeeseEcssnuaeenenneeeeeee . BS By Leased Wire From the New . lh i ' : York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Open Evenings by ] I O 2 I I O 2 oe, ) | , ard. Open Every pe enuine Diamond's Guarcnree te NEW YORK, April 28.—A scien- . ee | ) Saturday ; Appointment 7 Skion. >. Dicom . , ss , , ' , Wf you're in love, be glad! Be proud to feel that you've found ONE giri—tbeautiful, good, loving and true. Then give her * ‘estinghouse com] “ . . — . ber heart most cesires—a sparkling, radiant, blue-white ey “eats : hg ; ; vers seek. Select it NOW —present it to Sey Ger benasifl new Dameed' Ee {| cemonerated devetormerty i yu Aes BLUE BIRD DINNER SET. 4wVevu we WW ~ 4 4 Pee OO nn Pom Pe : : 4 : 4 . . A acies of beauty—prices are reasonable— q@edit terms can be arranged io suit anyone's convenience. heating. goats.“ A054) Jb NO MONEY DOWN —_—— | Ye OF ROK WITH YOUR . OF NE = i 6 oi S a , ’ A 6. . ' os ; iy hur cre ith Ic if SB ti BSoOTt . ‘ aw f a ! x \ 3 CREDIT S >: ; ; x | / 4 Qi L 74 used in res Pnt pros /- asting at * a » ' il — ° i ™ ~ F aa ? an 7 ‘eg Zz ° ween: » 2 ¢ I GP LICR ERIE IE 5 Ne EEN AT GOLDMAN BROS. A et re = ae ie aa "a Veter hey ae > tf Qk wr Md 3 . es “ ud a > - y ¢ - P « - 7 4 r , ; Ps ; + . ‘ " A —" a ante : cA 2a SG ~\ 4 ‘ : , 4 3 . 5 : ; : ’ a We. ; y ’ eg — ; : ; . - . » . a " oe . roe , x* c 4 — = . | : ' . > . * | +?" enaienaii ; ° ~- ” o* - ~ as a . * - -— | - — - ~ — ‘ » » , : ' ° . | * a = P ' ; _ ‘ | j iamo | rhight et 2 owe! Pdi . ’ , ~ . en, J rr 7 ' ] 4 ‘ : / . / ft / ° . - ' 4 f ene. . 4 oA ‘ 4 - ft P he - > 4 5 - : 7 Sa | ry\é > yy a cr . > ? e a 4 ; > ¥ os * Tes Ties ths teas. d ai SUITIE if ¢ ra > - : yf ‘ Easy to keep clean; beauti- 7 be gi mp the an h which it pa ful in appearance; always ‘ $100 ° Then ordinary electric power coul as Mee Pit oi" Ch ~e Y ///,@ retains its original appear ? ee MA, PE | , y : | : »\ ; | Wi (mies oO q) 7,4 ance and will not show ee i en ae a) a if | “ Z cic fy { wh | >/ I a {f ‘fe wear. This Kitchen Cab- alee a peleas ap pete poet _ e Silage, a : | vin) | | rt GWtZ |) inet is large and has every target. It would he the so-called |f Mil 44 a \l aie | 1) AW we i — dg | labor-saving device. The : : XY ‘heat ray’ visualized by fiction |] Ny : | ve \ | 7 VN : | ___—_—— “ SCUBreakfast Set table ex- Sensational Dinner Ring Bargains — ee a Bb \ iis 9 ce ‘he OG BA OSSSS— SS tends. Four well-designed dels! 4 Solid Platinum 11-Diamond Dinner ethida ef tranamitting power ovis \\ \ \\ Pe a a Be é 4 Nis SBa chairs match the table. You n Models! as a _ Ring at Only $106.67 S Oi pa distances by causing unt \\ SX | raeat ee. ' SBCA MAT OS Re ee = will not find two bigger Styles! : ee =. = - - . . ' , ~- * e \¢ : - ‘ \ j ¢ _ / i 2 = —_ . . a, . f “ ‘ js “ i, . ~ . : , » . , ~. ai | ; : > ’ - we . ' ¥ ; e nti ' Fr. - ‘ ‘4 A * s . * : ; —_ mamtis ‘ I+ : on ae. ry enerhi« . ; ae » ; be J a 4 ¢ ; . J a . i were | et ti a | et 4 a = - : : . . anf — — - A we a > | a un Me, p > . 5 * — e + . . . - > = . iin on @ . . > me euecemneatn — — — ba ? ‘ ’ ; | ee , pore . * - . : Diet : AsdbSC dA LL . | — re morn ;¥ 4 7 , ; A a J J ; p.9 . o. * er " 4 j ’ 5 : ivi ' j . Hii # vi : P ; : diy i i asd : »? cl oc ‘ . . * ‘= a é . -*> , “* > ‘ . = = Y Ps - " . | i bee «' - Ais . id a Y Ad e ~c. hb ft = 4 — —— oo am —_ fy. —— as ) a in the center, surrouncec 4 ‘ , ' . , . : ¢ 7} : > ’ an iv . oe 7 . be r ’ . % > " 5 r = = Sa = ,, i = eneeaass : —— oe 2 | ne biue-w e Viamoncs, a — oe ‘ — ca : oh hs 3 —— i onc Friatinum,. pierced it 2m iMmsiani and cnemica to 3 i“ Le Ogee r price $161 ; = mew thitheacta mn ’ ee & : . oo wae 7h - ns —— nae ’ - SS : 4 a" . aA ’ . —_d Ko - r Sit ’ * . —~ ~ : our ‘ — : ; : a : . j i? } y ‘ € NUuTY Z Ot heé ’ ? ‘ a ‘ = = . ba ane s - As w » -»st - ‘ . ; - > — , Z “ee > Blae Bird Dinner Set Free big 17th Anniversary or Spring and early value!....Everyone rly tailored of such ooth Finished Cassi- Flannels!....New ! etc... . aun ne new style features TIO eee sit you can think of ....And sizes to fit ee... See er how big or how t you in this group 3 to 48 chest)..... Around!... .See for yourself. SALE PRICE Se *Peceees ees “Nancy” Diamond Ring me . APRIL BRIDES e . . e auufas om commen: sank Ge — 4 im ue mir er Prices range from $22.50 Up| $75 | a ee Pas ; | oe | sanlll Set With Every ‘Man’s Strap Watch—Special Value! THEOSOPHIST py r ; TOFY OF ‘ a =) + if ; = gy | ve core w conan | I | | Sanitary Mrs. Annie Besant. 806. Will Visit 1] : | | = 2 —~ | 3 Refrigerator Various Capitals in Fffort H ; to Convert World. iEt Tee, 1 | 4 | y , r) ; ' — — . Ze : . reas he greatest lee Savers on earth. c a s&s A® ; ™? Tes | 7} +? 7 oVri¢ if COLTSLI us (oli a i iJ 4 : > j 4 " 4 _ : P p ra. * PP Re wera (rs fe j ry" : etime wear. The : R285 8 LOB Bt wms : = ~ PA TCOLOMAN BROS. $1 Down—Easy Payments Cress urate ry hn — weed ex, . re Bie ay. vf a = v qT ¢ 5 RRR ES La Se a es eer ei “Pie feoy st 5 Pie ah ie ase ee tae ote 5 gigs ee he bP TE De tone wie tpt oak ae Ch al a a , . > a’ J ‘ ‘2 i ; ' : 5 t) ; J ie ii] not accompany - ube ig a Be ge? ;, ? *OTLOO T . , ; > ee ae , . : i hae ss . y x Z ‘ i : 9 r 7 . ‘ te eee - — ne oe a GIS TENG re) ak 8 Y Suite wes | en me fi, m Py eI | a) Ya sy autifal GROUND BROKEN FOR CENTRAL BH St} | ee ee en a a 4 Large Beantital Pieces * “— : . . ? , a og TT — on ? - pam ~ 1 - We carry ail! standard be the third erected L pa = a TZ aie , | er maker of Raiiliroec i e750 O01 ove pro- 4 ee wt am ae an | 7, Ger styies at $10.00 : Watches — guaranteec to ata = v mi ) , rcmial decile Péhoe oval br er © Every Suit " Expan si: Vriet Watch Braceiete. — : : — a } ~~ s rl n Aor’ etrn tir off 3 NT) 4 ' thy LLaieIle iit , - ality—Every Suit . —— Ce iatve MN OwrN . presen’ * . i , a ut Extra Full—with Jans are carried o build. 7 * rT J 6 to 46 chest. Choose : : = len stainless blades} anc fl By the Aseociated Press ‘A rs . a e * ~ ke » * , r “ e eS: 53 ae . Y 4 «~$. - 4 9 a z - « 2 © +. « % ; . . , s¢ % 4 sets a + in om * . . # * ss laa A ia i ~ s 4 : . S x : : ‘ : . _ - : oS hes ~*~ > -- > . . ' ' . te. ~ A 4 ay * . oe . «. * : + : F- © ‘ . ' ' 5 2 5 > 6 4 i 2 .. ~ ‘ . - 7) owe B “a , ” 2 5 ® “ ¢ * . . ’ ° & ’ d eT ' * ° x ' . . ‘ v2 . a 4 os é 4 x 5 . ‘ " ’ SE RRO ARE Ct ROM ey ga , Broadcloth! adras! *. oat ae , sail —— . : - ad ties . — : . a , . * Se .* ot ersey Weaves! Eo OO Or aa, eae ener . AH.000 rubles ($9 HO vearty WOOF Just tuinkx Dat &@ Glial 4 MEG tins jamais - 4 d ; ii i aie y rranert ivy Thaw otton Pongee! ‘ fn holidarvse. when shops are wo t hairs Wouic make iF t | | two big « vour home. Sturdy construction 4 a toane! 4 @ William Rogers & Son Silverplate—“Triumph” Pattern closed. rats disport themselves in | varanteed epring construction — ped : ] ondiateen ate ae. + so tga show windows of most of the state | beautifully upholstered. At this iov tri Crepe! | ' Terms $1.00 a Week Sand stores indifferent te the price nA on cur easy terms you jama Ch ks! 3 -rowfs generally to be found in} Can enjoy TMi ert im your hore Che jn ible a ec . - “ 1 * . front féthe windows. They frater r ertiar $201 : ee 4 |_ See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains to vt pe aa : aad . ™ uw a o ; gue , x he wo tye ; P Be 7 ¢ ( jewelry nize with the cats intenfled Tor ek Me eee Rea ie e “ig. moderniz Lowe, prices their extermination A valuabie ere’ si sumed - aa pay M . <9" pad ae o ° gjleewian Wii: Cau ‘thenare af more than 26 960 velumes ‘ |” OPEN MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL ne ee $8 Down—Easy Payments 9:30 P. M.; OTHER DAYS TILL 6:30 P. M. br the rofents in Oreekovo-Zulevo. § GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. . " ? a » a nearby town

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seiner mn . Se SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH r ~ ~ * ial. = - PAGE 40_ | _ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH "9 eB HOYLE 4@ RARICK CLOTHINC COS BSS ear AMERICANS DINE | ” BABCATERS 1 ARREST = nae cal le NE, ae Bars : Come in and Be Convinced Rem, - BRBervrete«d Gass Wind Breakers st-i-t fh. tieces: & vaieer: verry i. Py = *3 19; Pair wi ata alle seco i a Fe ee Yee - RE Re bec): Shek ae eine | i seman taal oe : . ; GENTIVE must be ali of twenty vears that mother first LEMITE REAS LOCK gave me Syrup Pepsin Fer these Fesers, Colds and Bowel Troubles of Chihtihood 3 ad - _ a7 — } ’ ef ‘ babs ae fee AEE RS oe - -. Max ——— EE ie * Lime ea Lac ¥ wo £ y - ~~ . > % S iaie iam te ed te i. se ee i ¥ - Sree ee Were boi .a , : x - - - a 2 - _o- —? , = 7 - _ - : ~ — 7 : . PYPe ae | | iit aeitinm 2 ae fo my two Camcren Simce they were Dorn | . , . 4 Ce ne % | i , iw oo “aoe Sent eenet et The ache ee a — eae T }4_ _ % 7 ” - z _ . Ses. tet aX... ree OG } i. yet btbbtes Tk fi i eek Ie i pee..% . elt a*. - is os i (Name and address wil be sent cpom request) ac _ - H&R Are Pacemakers in Style, BY On ana toe Ln = And in the Evening of Life ) : et > Grease FREE with every : s mer erpretec i ; -- Hich Pressere Gan and ’ | ? t , # : Comes CTeSTTLs OF. FTN FoOwes Peisrec ’ . bh . - vn a ao —_— ‘ pageng —here—at = eo ae : s —* : . - | aude Sel bea apparel than elewhere—et Seer ou ane a: a so stomach, & adache. fevers, colds and constpato Low Price Tire & Acc. Ce. Triangie Tire & Supply Ce. ideal Az‘s SaaS et SR acest wil help scion | et aint asl Ue oll deaned : erepenaet: 3173 S. Grand BI. 6172 Delmar BI. 2113 E Grand ee -™ ; , — : - “ . © be me - ms = ie Se cee, A a Pe ta am oe Gateway Tire & Serv. Sta. Mieman Tire & Acces. Ce. — — rency : | Pesan Serup Compens, Monaceile, Tlincu 3 2007 S. Seventh St. 58331 Easton Av. 14° : as ccIrpiete set. 2 time Case. With sanmite and Tarck. at suct a ' — Io vossents. . i | Pd tf) a Er try 4 ~ PAY ONLY $1 DOWN?’ PrRFr Pr LY ee TRUCK DRIVER wwRT BY TRAN | | (eS - Bernard Dean sreck AI Tr | j 5 of A " , ~ Bars | i E WATCHES— twas Es, ~vATC y,. “20en in County > es pl’ Ws (jlo ts ce © a JUST TWO DOORS NORTH OF WASEINGTON _ é " > o " ‘ ; as 2 =. i ™ Fi é ; j(jim_a | 6S ae. Be. CE TPs ger . — re as - = oe bm * 7 - a : a > ad : = 2 a ; “s + ; gy ° - af te tal Hx one | YEAR TO PAY > elie RPE ys é Ue mr ~ 4 hae 4 = . J 4 ~" ee " % 7 on — = ; - > aah s by » " * : ~~ 4 : + * PERUROPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 3° Mig & SLE Sa eteinnitittetinietieteemmemmneenemiematnammtantttiaeeae

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— BSTER’s B E WW A R E ux: | WEBSTER’s German Sea Raider Bids ee — Why Buy Cheap Tires and Worr of Imitations to This Big ee For St. Louis F riendship 5 When es Can Bins Michelin Tires WA LL PAPE R Cum Lucker Says He HERO OF SEEADLER Cheap and Feel Safe? Let Us Equip Your __Prayed for Dark Night, ) Car With Michelin Tires Now Before the oy A L Be | Hurricane and Luck in | 4“ ss Kien j >. i Warm W eath er. Running British Blockade | a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 a . __ SLLOUIS POST- DISPATCH eee Oe Oe Wee gt ne ANZIFE >. ieee bik RET t igs) Sage tom NTP Ta ea Om « a deka - oo ae! Be veled 7 G) Wing a 7" number of a nd ” : os Mes pene ag oa ppt values worth up to $2.00 a roll, but aes L: . piai about buying nothing in our entire stock priced over thrity- | , ; nickel fit-J e 2 2 sll Paper elsewhrcre, five cents a roll. Combinations sold only A heroic exponent of the gospe} se 4 : ‘2 > ‘thinking ed ; cel ‘7 with beautiful borders or bands. This of taking a chance arrived vester- | BAT Sepia | Webster's. ey found ou ene is the House of Bargains. | ‘ ; : | eee GELS ORR ig ° . 7 BE rer too late. There is only ONE E |day in St. Louis, taking another| {/ er, Gi e will give away Free with every pur- a Don’t make the s 2 tak ay: i ions ee oe hile : al oO Sia =. Biec tor 600 pate —— a ee ae Be Sure You rm oe Me Nene ee VOR | a ee a ee ' li Ti d z be i : 'Luckner, On a mission to this gsr see aa : chase of Miche In ire an u a » = } > , h, ™ Peels of Wall Paper—the sign that tells Are in n S you “Webster's Wall Paper sold on a . I i “Sie ae eee | ‘ Se : ~ money-back guarantee.” $ ASK ,country neariy as daring, na l- | : Poke is Mi h li R k h W Id W — ee - | ichelin Book on the Wor ar! Ree ore _——aep oo CR ape ewe ee ee ene enmerelU rr h—lUc lhc ee lh ell See -— — —-Qp other way, as the descent upon a] (lied merchantmen in the World War that made him one of ex om —_ _ / : e ° ye | World's romantic figures and-his'! . Ks e Bring Your Old Tires for a Liberal Allowance Seeadle1 (Sea Eagle) a bogey ror frightenir esgjilors’ hahiec lIrigntening «Lali, WA hit ° ' His present mission is “to con- = | mny the hearts of Americans for | | re a Am Statement is based on facts. We picked at random 1500 mo- | i eet Gur Keatte” Tne cn | She i Ok torists who were testing Michelin tires opposite other makes. ¥ e is taking is to maintain a four-| } fee. {20° ~ AM e F $4% said Michelins proved themselves better. i L ISTRICT ae : . eno ” handi-| § @egemeeee fe? pee bic : eZ SATURDAY WE “OFFER 2000 MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ Ai land accom ' ) No matter what other makes of The combined sur- Single and double By. woula “cet ber on the | ee ee Cd : . : é 7 ihe would Set 4 Ni ue same | ey RED IS> 2 NA en nO ee, Selo aes ees | 7 - y . ; » 4 plus stocks of our breasted. Collegiate Bj jovial, roguich, salt-water person-| | eeeeeemeMe ge 2 ee tire you are using we promise you three largest fac- and conservative. All @)|2@!ty. and Same TeAainess lO) | Becta. sekie corn ates | | more mil 7ALC if \ ou buy Michelin “ ica a. lake a cnance, tnat nade iim al $ Raa 5 : oe fae BBS Sees Om | : rye : : ? . tories the newest fabrics. s enemies. OG ES SE ee ee ne lires of us. ARPES nee a |; re ey Nahe Spears Aidt dabei ot os ied rae iaaiieneies. vecaalaconaieteteahieds eeldipaietsiuhabonn wunsesdeennaaeehenes Pe PREGA se 24 P BOp — aoa Brasier Auto Supnly Co, 1818 N. Grand BI. ‘Ideai Auto Supply Co. 2118 E. Grand ailroad Jobhers’ Agency “214 N. wt a > : hero even to his Bought at 1 Price All wanted colors. “It must Wotan oa MANY WITH 2 PAIRS PANTS WORSTEDS ‘scesccenos—twes— CASSIMERES Bf is. wiese ne ¢é +. Ps ‘ ‘ ee P ate Foes +?) Ty ‘ e _ ‘ , . vo eae, oe . ? “A * % a. “ es cr J ; ’ 5, 5 > - * MF A, - 7 ~ , i | : As’ ¥ - : io : (ks “ : eine: - i % ae f Me os x a aie or Sd d 5 - ” AA "a, mee oo ‘ . oe” 65S ‘3! s ma ~ se wae 7] ~ . , ms IRA. LER, SRR, oases ; Wand GCAlilUVLegd Li - » oe St SIR RR Re Ie ee ere he i ~ Sooo ¥ eRe *, a On PGA SO 2 § * : : . a _ : : x an - a cathe ee 4 : “ES me. ited. “ate iat PA? oN. oe. Qn iti, f » . oor wo a ey 4 thal ee es . 4 i utes tO { IK. { Kee] rim7n 2 ror 4 x ORS. me ae Ro Ma A Ce LSE of : ee? & j Ahi | oe See , Rie eo nae Ss * r “ . . -, r, . te a’ a 22S SS *, { + uxr ~ eal de a 1 , ore eee . OR ag TE i at ae ae Sieh Sore Tn Se ba oa . ; &4 LWOoO nours and a 19 or] BEAD OR ee FOP SAR OM OL SPO NES . ome : ° : bm : . 4 “ A : . Sich | ‘ - A] : aiatat oe rk ARR x : oe . ee , a , a ’ oo * Oey ‘e. ie Mh ADE C x i . - _— | ood leon oa as ie PO ie PO OE > } . { . t ln on 9 " . Y an See x Pe SORE ey, So, Sy her TREAT Ph ee nbs 4 . , . . . _-~ . a as oY f hon > ty a ah” - * 7 iA VE cel unaer siavor fon Ages eae De i MR nee OE Le a RO ak , . : “Sey. >. 6 ey A si ace Rg Nene lle ane S . + ~ ‘ a es - , A Oe ae, pi ° * ; . . “ anes ; a 4a che as - , c ' ‘ ; BF i r [ r Plaids Stri @s and wed aixers remark to him n New OS OT Se RE De RO OO, Te, - Mets k G G ed 5 ORT. ; Sl Rey, aR er aaa oa foe | Lork, We'll have to n > you RO SEE Ba: lll : ’ }] . Se, se saat rus Pi aes Medium and Da C Cla ae ag eae | cao cheiteaes Lhiainnble minima ak te anata ect ~~ Te Pes Patio ene pene leet Aum ited in Fd 9. dep 28 EER) Sa te ey MEY wit Shite nae gb MeL fast: "oan, ph st}- o> ac Abeer Gee ae Re ence pte wer 6 schooner, or something. | 500 SUITS 1 $35 88 its id SUITS | s50 SUITS Sie gg OGRE . “heating red our hearts in su num OC eee veoF * F 91.50 le Wade We Poet Captain tears | 2840 Locust St St. Louis, Mo 19.501 7h .50 |7 18-50 /97.50/24-50 50 I: 50 . a * * ee - | : m : 3 * » . eA let a Bl cee ia Ae Bae te i MG icici oners work ap pe aied Ph teat ens aR Se Se. ages * * ahr ge Ast, ee % a seen cetichitdame aaa ame ce Rt mtg ow No! Soest et. ile tighrhen Min eH 6 AE OR. Ae Gwetsa one en Me cs A ‘ ee eee Sank aa Pp ae EE RPE ee Dye a My ae, Coty Us rP48? MmMrorm — calling the Captain of the Sea ened a a aa we ADS than ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED, Kavle i‘ rood sport” and the ir can. ont me on e Nie. Fi gh- grade fubries -) yest. Licht & dark CEE ET OTR DR SP ee ee 4. ~ a ad J 4 , " i » ™ ? 3 a = | * , AA a ‘ 4 4 , ‘ . y . .y’ t" > i . | , ly "ar JAIL ITYICI VILN AaAUAIIIA y . Is one of tnose LOY , a ae | | , or ‘ 7 > Y ,v),* ‘ * Ais | CA Y¥ 4a Ais AtA 8 i rh. bit +: i hid $ j A . alkit i. f . Ths +. : i 9 1 — a ‘ ; Sn S all tné ‘ontemp : nvst ° ? * . in . 7 Tr , ’ : el % ing LLiGse ‘ { 4 a LY ¢ ‘ ~ + ia ) i aaa te leated apartment al Al CCE . i a *) a "on . 2 — , . . . i sional ( OOK'S 10 ir. yf i 7) ld ss } : ‘ot ’ “7 7 - for s t Sooty ep. rye i@y ' ~~» e * . efearijah = i Ca AdaLe Je 4. ° } nd On my salling shi lidn’ , “oS J¢+ ae . orr " ded mysé LAA che rat Wa i J 4 J ¢ — a ae nm ; , ~ = felt myself a sailor. The hole AY v | cr} ¥ . : was Nov nougn Lh Pi, VLLIO Il my that anv sallor was my enemy. « ¢ 4 * we > é : Ran Away From Home. He has otner pol ts of Sy! ipa thy srTi?rT hy f ryv + ‘ | j a ij 5 A Aid A A* tial! ca ¥ : i} . i . Sael’ “ han } +. i : or z i aca ey fe. ame . PLIES DBRT RP OA: SH A ese RET RM te ee oe ie Ce ay: pooch, ‘ . gs Dy . sent tink re ie wchipate crise p pi aeageS x ay 7 xth S Dt ‘ © 4 4 a ws F ~ —— ~~or mete . ; 7a ¢ 7 =>. a ‘ “ eedlin eiaaen heabeeh gation tnniettiete ai a net nee ee sears: im, t nustally attrac Values up to $4950 tive Solitaire Ppia- $60 ; special. This pepular Din- mond King. skill- mond HRink ix 18-k ly in a ne ane n lovely Tak. white DIAMOND ONYX $1.00 a Week A) $1.50 Week ee ae RINGS Willie ote P AI yds Mesh © pie. d oe ond Rine a $E89 of 18-k. solid sual value! LY $1 DOWN! See Our Diamond ne Er N.S 4 BS, > bg ° 3 . ue SRR, SE TSE GRP Rs CI ee Mee are PA fay rag AS aa 6 aha we Be sab pd Son gli Lf sae /7 3-Stone Genuine Diamond Ring fo 8 Three dazzling di- amonds, genuine, large and full cut, are set in this exquisitely en- graved Ring in @ charming manner. PAY ONLY $1 DOWN! co CRE Be ey es Lf, 2 oe 3 CF priced Diamond KR in g. ! : Mounting ef 1%-k The latest 18-karat solid white -_ tite gold; . . onyx Kings set with genuine t4 mond. Fatirely 15, new desicus. Just $1 2- q: the thing for t, preert 8. 50 a Week ing we STRAP WATCHES Se 0 $9750 GENUINE DIAMONDS 5,» 15. hit — TO $85 lue .. old mountings that a |e OP — yRIS) | WATCHES are the latest designs, many of our own OE We give «Sra Pro sbsaos >’ pp>- you a written guarantee with every Diamond and allow you OS pe | ‘ full purchase price in exchange for a larger one at any time. ee - > we sport wer. ei Fea . ~~ . ae a= COP i, i SES cen age ge FF ct % So te ea ee, . SSR ee, ee eee Dee Pen ee? ae ae oa ae =; Seat Aa ian an Se ll Pi oe EY sie ws en ae apeproom ric. ¢ $8 GELIVERS THIS OUTFIT Large presser A decorated suite all complete EXACTLY AS 3 ES , at 4 dependable Strap Watch at Bow-End Bed in a bedroom grouping at such SHOWN iow eclen, soe SP haee ee 3. Roomy Chifforob: a low price as $119.00. There ee = | 3 c ote _ With wy ie - baa f * rs # : ep is quality written in every one huge muscles bulged for a moment Gane Special for Siem”. . . wae i é i om 4. Vanity Dresser of its graceful lines. Finely beneath his coat and he toss: th: pe a. Saturday 6. Santee ay FES on og ae POCKET 5. Simmons Spring constructed throughout and bata on th: floor. bent double. Bile B) agat S | i ile ae WATCHES 6, Pair Boudoir Lamps newest Japanese design. a Brit +h Blockade. Ci + ip ptt | | Pal on aie ; Now offered on Carroll's low- British rs a ' Pista ne teed oo : Pa ie wd ~ grr tain : sixe, Py white geld britis! nocKade, he related, “J : ay” tangular, ; - ne. 1, Gane-Seat Rocker = est terms, with Carroll's abso- prayed for a dark nizht, a hurri- — woe rite “$31 50 2 lute guarantee we: cane, and luck. rou must have ie — ‘filled, a 8. Cane- Seat Bench depe Ti é ew el- . — = = ae Alt the Tl atewt ed movements. a. Oe . a es : “txsles and “Shapea. J Luck seems still to be with him er beautiful : 3 ! how on the chance he's taking her a> wl His crew is taking ‘aterland to mé nim 1 Sat ‘rancisec : while he lectures i rerman tf gather funds for the return, speak- -eiture COMPANY |] OS LAL 1 Ot Li | Turner Hall, tonight at the Lied- U 79 er™ ‘anz Club, tomorrow night at 7 f “COMPLETE HOME a RNISHERS | North 8t. Louis Turner Hall, and ; oo ; , ’ ee | Sunday afternoon at Concordia . t — ag 1116 Olive St. Turner Hall again . emaMONDS ~ , WATCHES - 2 | ““We have no food,’ they eald. | gi ama re pet | aay an@ I told them they would eatch A : ' = “a ; i. , many turtles tn the Galapagos Is- | = - LFLUNE | e 314 -NorTH | S : xT ri Ss Te ee to ae OS Om Cece ei ahi sm 1] s Tab ly nie Cailied I4N.$ (3 ya i lea mty PF i1uCHK, “Wr st VW hehe $18K.75 to S100 Lt ¥ ; ‘ ¥ } . - ’ : e= i i * 4 : | CAA As — ~ : ‘ » 4 = - " ‘ x gee 1 } "oe « ‘ : - . ee . .* oo ; 4 ig ; cY ‘ “? ry ‘ > ; ‘. , a ie) “A «a _ 4 ‘ j ‘ j k » Fie 7 . , « o¢ "4 ry f>» ye } 7 + *¥ : } . ie | ‘ . r - : d ae ba ; ‘ 4 4 WALID, é RAMS ite : - es re. lT Une je , g. ~ y | > : ‘ Md ' : y - - a = ; + . . J 7 > a ; ' . ~- - . : ; ¥ +] 2 on ‘ ‘ > 4 . 4 . . 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ee bao ¥ Ba ST- DISPATCH a a Be _.__ FRIDAY EVENING. : | ST.LOUIS PO . Wil] PAGE 42 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ G, APRIL 29, 1927 a a g1, DENIES HE KI +e ieee Bi n. Per = Naan |MAXIMUM RADIO DEVIATION = [W2° Succcesen erica Commis- , 29, TO WIN | Pee bag or a chief of the Tac HBOR, ' Pt ube dl | ' und FIXED AT ONE-HALF KILOCYCLE sion and is now anager potir TP ° B+ “W : aaoeult pe Bu Hee Explore Colorado $ Newest Play. rO Stations Violating the Rule to Lose rans Cee oo aaceeee ta Cail y! row ment Joc lety Omen ~ D ne on Stand in 7 : (IN NEW INDICTMENT Their Licenses to Broad- - { . : magic allure through the = ; oc eonardl mother of te he Scenic Limited and After Birger was brought to the —— Be FeveCRtion OF sihense. If you are wise and want to get roperties of hair beauty as discovered by the ee —— 3 ; testified Ashb 2 ooo mene effective county jail here State’s Attorney To facilitate the execution Of | pid of them so quickly that you will homas System. No alcohol or other mjurious []=4[ x pa . abe ook a 4 June 12. i Martin said he would oppose release masocnd ord iaor i eae be astonished you ae ae a — ingredients. Free Sample sent on request. ¥ iy aang | | the gang leader on bond. Prior cted, CuIV 2Y,| box of Peterson’s Ointment to ae : 4 ; cn sel tee ae i: his ote today Birger was at|™M@y 9, to announce twice a day, aa let its mighty healing power in -— A eee a fy, Cc. Cook, attorney for. i= City Ticket Office, 318 N. liberty under $40,000 bond on a/|@t the beginning and end of its; make you joyfully happy in just a . : ; k, pictured hjm as @ | . Broadway (MA in 1000). similar indictment, in which he was| Prosram, that it is broadcasting few days. FOR SALE AT % of the te eel { W. F. Miller, Div. Pass. Agt. the only person named. His trial |" the frequency of so many kilo-/ youll praise it to your friends THE DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES : them in mabe be a ie ort ae a tn iy ee near ee ahr Sad os ogg Alyy bt : eee etense testinal ¥ en wee Sieg Names of the others indicted at a : and ivaves @ sxin ’ : , ~ | 4 St. Louis, Mo. special grand jury session yester- The announcement by each sta- and good to look upon. “4 _ he sajd, po pews fe Low Round Trip Fares For Summer Travelers day were not revealed, pending ar- tign of the frequency it is using, And here’s something more that ad aggressor in the tignht,, a rests. There are two counts, one|C°Mmissioner Bellows explained,|, multitude of Peterson’s Ointment —=— erely beat his pag ss ae 4 for conspiracy to murder Mayor will help the listeners to determine friends know—make a note of it. md that he held a ae aa n } Adams and the other for the actual} Whether a given broadcaster 1S| mpig good old remedy is just as > 4 when Ashbrook fired the r killing. obeying the order. healing for ia pimples, te } ~- is expected to go to Armed with three machine guns, uleers and even the most stubborn q S ? ‘The case a sawed-off shotgun loaded “with MAJ.-GEN, LASSITER VISITING iles as it is for skin eruptions and The POST-DISPATCH ye 8p perate ; late tomorrow. tear gas and pistols, Sheriff Pritch- BARRACKS AND SCOTT FIFLD if you doubt it ask any broad-mind- MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other ; Pp f ard and his deputies called at Bir- = ontatiaee ed druggist. ; St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ter , S vee ger’s home at 6:15 a. m., before the | Commander Will Be Guest of 451st Keep it in the house for burns and 2 ae mn S wf ~ \ Th Py gangster had arisen. His wife ad- Infantry at Hotel Chase To- scalds, bruises, scratches, itching 1 ee 0 © ae S = KN Ni HAN mitted the officers and when in- morrow Evening. scalp, chafing, burning feet and like Oe e OR . '$ “s S 2 ' Sis formed of their mission, Birger Major-General William Lassiter, | ailments. | i. j aite . 4 S ‘3 ik N | s ~N said: “Well, gentlemen, I guess I'll ibe eee. i: 8 N asa | NS N N have to go with you.” Three sub- ; . and F 8 4 | + & a: NY Ly ysis \ machine guns, a Browning auto- Forh y = matic machine gun and 12 high- : I | eo powered rifles, stacked in his : All a s room, were not removed by Pritch- . 7 fot ee ard or his deputies. : | , GRADWOHL’S Denies Dungey’s Story. : S | el: e On the way to Benton, Birger : | a Dri ve for scowanotiadh snide : cently were convicted and sen- a iH 4 tenced to 25 years in.Federal pris- at ss ; aa : 2 on at Leavenworth for the $15,- ay Now is the time and this is the place to make your selections for the June Brides 000 Collinsville mail robbery. ) 5 FS > H ti and graduates. You will save from In an affidavit filed yesterday in » Federal Court at Springfield in support of a motion for vacation :, — of judgment and new trial for the Sheltons, Dungy. declared that Bir- ger and Art Newman, former Bir- ger lieutenant, threatened to kill ad him if he did not testify to seeing Carl and Bernie Shelton in Collins- ville the morning of the robbery. ie Dungy did not mention Earl! Shel- iE 30% to 40% | on any article. Select your present now and start payments after June. : Your money cheerfully refunded if you can buy any article in this “ad” as cheap for cash. No embarrassing questions—no red tape—just make your selections and say “charge it.’ Personally Selected Diamond Rings TLost Opportunities | Cause of Much Regre - But regret is useless when 0 nities have been allowed pass unheeded. : Hy Invest your small change in a Diamond People who bought Diamonds 40 years ago ton, the third brother, in his tes- , (alfa) = For that reason the P 1 i | Ring and have the pleasure of wearing find them today worth almost ten times timony. 2 = S| Litton Furniture Com me it while paying. what they originally paid for them. Alleges $10,000 Plot. | = B ) Fourth and St. Charles Str i ‘eC ppp A VELEELEL, Birger said Dungy made the affi- [a a — are calling daily attention to t& eS \\ davit after Bernie and Earl Shel- ——— - | liberal reductions—25% to 50% Mill AN ton’s wives had visited him at his being offered in their Cle 1% QQ! roadhouse near West Frankfort ay ° of Living Room Floor Samplea, a and promised to pay him $10,000 oc t : | i] i in the event their husbands, ene- -_ = oS a | | newt » real eee ae mies of Birger, were granted a = i= ~ - ial 8 1 : . ) ving room at a material sa HE new trial. Birger declared the ° —— . i: ak : . T ————- —— — ; / Inspect these custom-made ie money is on deposit in an East | SSS SS —— ‘amples Saturday! a +8 St. Louis bank. Ps wren | SSS ——" a y LHe “I don’t understand why that aS —— ———) Hee fellow, broke with me, but he’s a Mr aaa . : : a er | no good bum I never could depend a ‘ ADVERTISEMENT i La Bi on,” Birger told the Sheriff. TT 4 eens ee ‘a aie The indictment against Birger is | 4 Pe 4 Ai he based on evidence that he plotted —=r>— «SSE & oa By the murder of Mayor Adams, who SS = P | pe Pa was called to the door of his home a i Ba. —=— ac P if Dec..12 last, and shot and killed =e } eo by two men. Birger refused to a ' # discuss the charge after being y i Down Se Be le nate ‘Me is a burden when thie ae ———_——_______ ; : i 50c a Week 50c a Week 50c a Week SLAIN IN PISTOL FIGH tacked with pain. E i In offering you these beautiful These lovely Diamonds come T neal and the victim : Diamonds we feel we are going set in a variety of beautifully Gunman’s Adversary Seriously ent .and : ' further than others. Every carved 18-k. white-gold mount-_ sngnenge eran ncnaenge of 14 Shots. : Henty of water and try | ia stone has been selected for its ings. We invite you to come 4 NEW YORK. pelt 29.—One 4 ‘a in and let us show you our ex- . : € nman is dead and another seri- quisite Diamond Jewelry. be i ously wounded as the result of a 4 ; 7. pistol fight in front of St. Ber- “dl HAAR = nard’s Church on West Fourteenth F Ss et €; street that sent pedestrians rush- cs ing for shelter, The models illustrated above are, left to right, the 14-22, 16623 and the 9-12 4 After 14 shots had been fired, em. el ET Su p er-Va lue an d Sup er-Lu XUTY : —In These Finest Copelands Ever Made) 7 if quality. Here you get personal f experience back of every pur- chase. Diamond Wedding Ring in 18-k. white gold mounting, set with 3 genuine dine : af | (oe N , > monds. This is one of the Elgin atch | Goth 1c coe values Gradwohl With Knife and Chain i JARPROOF ed. Wed- 2 8 l ee f — > 2 Som as Mgr. ‘J. S. Smith, rector of St. ) « 3ernard’s, administered the last = rites of the Catholic Church. Wil- lian O’Brien, 80, dropped near Loonans with a bullet under his right eye, but regained his feet and staggered a short distance be- fore he collapsed, He is in Belle- vue Hspital. Police said both have been engaged in bootlegging and * ~~ a CORB WED RE OT ee LPT ME BEA ROR A 1G Ae pip ter pnsetl Rae pete te ~ nip Neate ieee - aL seine ‘ OS ot oY ah ae cee AN Thor eo} no nae enemas taal pee aut ene or patil te As many as 243 ice cubes at one quick freezing— advanced refrigerating system and “over-strength” 4 i ht Mn. _—_———— fa onigtiecugmen ego oll . ri a as much as 16.12 cubic feet of storagespace—and construction. hia | ting was n ses \ . nf Ladies’ Lovely yo learned. . an additional vegetable bin at the bottom if you rere truly are super-luxury and super-value! ;3 : ‘i ° Q°>2oo Armed Man Robs Grocer of place the electric unit in the basement! Glistening : ay i: Wrist Watch The Elgin Watch is celebrated ae ll elain finish—outside as wellasin! Cabinets Come in—today—and learn the other exceptional e. th T last—a wrist watch the world over for accuracy An armed man at 7 a. m. today aiepore ° . : : : ee 4 ie i en gd gps . seek cuaetals auleneil time ana tine work. took $40 and a $10 check from the designed and built by Seeger especially and ex- details of the nine complete Copeland Electric Re he s ‘. enfail; Pp wenn mg gg : | 75 manship. It is $ 75 cash register of a Kroger store at clusively for Copeland! Easily cleaned rounded frigerators and the fourteen separate units to fit | A Fs ee ailing accuracy under the malte Go here shown at = 4703 Morganford road. He f 1 instead of ers. t efrig tors. Learn, t of the Copeland [a 3 i. roughest usage. A depend- case. teste ee eeees Dies scheed 'the manager, George Mae, ta woes ‘ - | ii Gradwohl Is Exclusive ) my great-great-grandfather was a 3010 Locust ST. LOUIS MO. GArfield 2440) a ’ a Agent for the Gothic Jar- in a wide variety Marshal of France—I am a self- ; ’ a Be: atch. ot ettraciivaly de made man by the American ideal. W rite for Dealer Information , Proof W o I believe in your American gos- Signed cases of white pel—‘I like i; reaver fellow, ond gold. 15-jewel movement, | if he isn’t a regular fellow, to hell guaranteed to keep perfect | ith him * time or money refunded. “No mother lost a tear because of what I did in the war. I stopped cargoes of saltpeter which would have made powder to de- COPELAND DEALERS: aca Ee ore © HARDWARE CO., MODERN HOME APPLIANCE CO... Jeffersun anc ebert. : 324 MeclDoniel St., Springfield, Mo. WILSON'S HARDW ARE, FLAT RIVER HDW. & FURN. CO., Flat 0 é . . . K "AN ZA . t . . Bi WOODLEY COMPANY, 4532 Olive St. Ww. A. "WALTEHA wenden _ et HUB FURNITURE CO., 701 Washington Av. LORBERG FUKN, & UNDERTAKING Cie FS WEBB-KREMER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Cape Girardeau, Mo. C. 1460 Hodinmont Av. ANDREWS DEPT. STORE, Bonne Terre, Mo LAMMERT FURNITURE CO., ILLINOIS DE A I ERS * ae 901 Washington Av. ¥ BROWN & BROWN, Hillsboro, Mo. ee a G & HEATIN - s VAN-ASHE RADIO CO., 10th and Pine Sts. BRUNNER PLUMBIN TING CO. 305 State St., Alton, Tl. HEMMETE "ALMER, 4 MISSOURI DEALERS 321 8. oth ‘s, Springfielé » TL as BOWLES BROS. & EDWARDS, TENN : nr ‘ N! . ’ ; GORELOCK HARDWARE CO.. 145 N. Main St., St. Charles, Mo, 110 KE. Willams St., Decatar, UL 53 on German soil after the war were . Lockwood Av., Webster Groves, Mo, Cen ee eed Sep aeor —— JACK ULRICH MOTOR CO. B FS not our enemies, but our friends. 113 W. HARRISON RADIO & ELECTRIC CORP., APEN RADIO ELECTRIC & “The war is over. One day the Manchester Av., Maplewood, Mo. Ss war must be over. I come to econ- ee St. Louis Display and Sales Rooms “BRAUN PLUMBING & HEATING CO., / 3315 Meramec St. BYRNE BATTERY CO., 23537 South Grand BI. DILG & SCHUESSLER CO., mane” eee “ee NISHING CO AST ST. LOUIS HOUSE FURNISHING CO., stroy my countrymen, and so I 227 Collinsville Av., East St. Louis, Il, saved lives. You Americans have FELTER BARD YT Aan CO., captured the hearts of my coun- renee TURNITORE & UPHOLSTERING CO., try, as you conquered my lLeart 5470 Gravois Av. — 649 ‘e first relief ship, aud your soldiers eee eee NRE i Nossa hs 50c Down ~~ §0c a Week JACK ULRICH M(t R CO., Benton, Mi. #3 OTOR CO 4 7408 ‘s 521 8. Ohio &St., a, o. MELCHER-SCHENE HARDWARE CO., TRIANGLE MOTOR & SUPPLY CO., Dalton, Mo. 4909 Natural Bridge SHAFFER FURNITURE CO.,. Sullivan, Mo. THOMAS McHENRY & SONS, MISSOUR la PAUL J. SCHULTE, Jefferson City, Mo. quer your hea s an- 3058 Easton Av. a Stun oe NIEHAUS HARDWARE CO., STE. GENEVIEVE AUTO CO., Ste. Genevieve, Mo, be 4 quered ours. 4152 N. Newstead Av. FLETCHER & BARGER, Ironton, Mo. KOSS BARTMESS, West Frankfort, “ z * . e ¥ ax Dress tae oecatal ale nai! tens PO neiEeD ris neg: NORE ‘ i

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- - . P. Ps Ae: Pee. eee - Pe “ a Tee PA OS Sa bp = /FARM ORGANIZATIONS TO SEEK VETOES SUNDAY MOVIE BILL A R, ous ¢ i Dunklin County; Dr. William COMPROMISE RELIEF MEASURE nT Tenn., April 29.— / ‘yi "Rannnan FP ne BE ° ae " ; y a wl Ashbrook of Burlington O'Bannon, Health Officer of New veciaring that Memphis was no’ : “geoction on Stand in Own f Madrid County, and Dr. W. S. Pet- WASHINGTON, April 29. — In excepted -from the commandment. ble | Las Choice ve used : = Defense at Maryville. | ty, Health Officer of Pemiscot the hope of obtaining farm relief to keep the Sabbath day holy, Gov. | Comforta t. o ; = | County. Seven public ‘.ealth nurses wislation at the next session of 4UStin Peay, maintai ad zt Rs te the Post-Dispatch. | Pp a +e: ‘ if ra Ae ita VIEW Ae cA & Liss sit am’ . . o . ® ~s 1a niained his rec aa i ait : i Seo “9 ores . " ' ali Tan or Blac Cal ; arn izations will °rd for fundamentalism by veto-| fier 4 oar ea ties ee , an- | 'ng the Memphis sunday movie) ra “ai, * Se Black Brown Kid or $ ait: : F = rt 3 : » . é ." or ro = TILLE, Mo., April 29.— tranege : ‘a nig OM *: arr? ary inspectors, complete the field confer here in October, it was i ete’ , Sd Pe ete oe ! - . iT} , > 7 | Ashbrook, €1 years old, o: }H MENACE orces. nounced today by Chester BH. Gray °Ul. The bill was to permit Mem- ; 86g | Laboratory work for the area of ti American Farm Bureau | Pils to be excepted fr t | poratory work for the area of the American Farm Bureau ed from the State Patent— Another of — “HI-GE AR”—Speedy Style Lines ona a ¢ ite y > , a Sanitary enginecr and three sani- (“ongeress. nh #4] *, p 7 pal > © > he 7 ve, a} N > + of fashion, proud d | Sg of ies be is cuilty of first-degre: Red Cross Medical Officer _munization supplies, vac C3 — and vetoed McNary-Hauge! a mn Junction, took the stand { Years . p the Nodaway County Circuit | will be done at the department iab- Federation, and Fred Brenckman _ which forbids moving pi atibene 4 | here yesterday afternoon to | a Sei — ee” C8 Lee ans SSTRN GS, WSR S., View gg hati sunday. Ke ee a sate “a . : Seas H uette’s W orn i ter testir service is available. Im- to finding a compromise on the “f bill Providing $1,000.000 for “3 ee , ar aos ~~. — > oe, n bill rural schools was passed by both See Gaiam Hace ON gee On ee derful Values. x =e _ a : ae —,. gts “s ‘ayhabes PP . Te i=? ~ ata’ ais iful hair, keeps its s . " . la a ' s 7} * 4 ' ure through the regu- . in the fatal shooting ef serum 0 will be avail >from, “The farmer wants relief and is “0uUSES The Legislature ig +x-, .. : ; : . art oA ? . ? i . of thi We teonard, bis 29-year-o1e) Calls It Worst Problem |‘ State laboratories, tt was said. /not concerned so much how he | Pected to close by Monday for tack which does more “ + arch 2 ™ Re Spetial attenticn will be given icets it,” Bre Beaean decleared. Of a quorum. It is probable that . . ; . lie - ab 4 ‘ ; . ee ~ : ctr e 7} : “The Tite rested its case just be of Situation Faced Out- children affected by the high wa- | while Gray added ,an extra session will be called . ° ‘ S = 2 : + - . a * ith oo od ‘Ty € , | on today after attempting . ? ters. Health programs designed te “There is a feeling of compro- | ©''¢€r in May or July. | e ‘ ; ‘ A ‘+ ry 7 ” 7° + ” ’ CS ) a . , } at a) | { | a the f fight ™ hich ended in VM 4iii waste nucieus of Lnree — | Sve un tne coniro. Sia i ec 1A li- ‘Ss rd co } | t sl TO BE REACHED ty health departments with a full- | gation fee proposal of the McNarv- R- secret slayine. | time program to begin vork, the ;Haugen measure which was vetoed -Y-B- E-S T-0- ¥ by the : @ wr —— ‘mother of two stiuat will rapid! se up and by Presid Coolid " DY Titers. testified Ashbreck Situation will rapidly ea: P by President oolidge. Spells + ‘ 4 ch H t M i Clima . soon be under control,” Dr. Stewart At the legislative conference In a Athan? ? EE ta : a 44% , > i propose c iL 2s Get sne gt . a Giv orce Oo > oist te of Mis- predicted neg 2 ree ncv wv poet per- Oycrtoher re rors eonnts tives of the WN’ a - | SAFETY e} bee . - . . : > i . ; - ~ 4 ida & 2 » i is 4 2 marry om. — . V Hy 'formed as soon as the floods be- tional Grange, the Farmers’ Union e 4 sale plies ns 1SS Aff j ‘ , W0nai Grane Un : ; } ; L C. Cook, att 19: for Ash & ippl a ey or van already has its effect in keep- and the Americen Farm EBnreauv a " : ae ei ae 3 - bh inn c L% Bical LiV rUMVCU POCHK i Vin Oli a iawvi es 28 , S58 | ——> = MBINED. > ey tieg ay ae es io of $9. ing room. o . ‘ (Work in the flooded zones saic , : 4 ; 4 as : , here Sd » 2 ~ BFS _~ oe E 4 5 m |; Bees a pp IS Sureiy represents less . FT SRECERERSRERERESEREREEESRESEEEEES, "Ss f eee. | Milk | than half the actual number, since #3 & & ni re | e j .% ss? *wer ~ S| . ~ 3 s is - and Food many _— ives of the flood are §:° : = ’ “ 3 ° f s ec - “ee lids, ts, | ion omes and “be Cause many refugee : { = ie All Ages | Camps h ave mot registered their i | citizens,” Dr. Redden said. i ' , 6 tf J » ie More Days , — ; R ' i “The Cnilre water sun Iv ‘ 2 as ~ 4i2e © cA ~ 4 SupT in the | flooded areas is out of commission. : | , j; there is no easy way to handle 7 : ‘ . sae = { | waste, crowding offers all the 82: leg retiring, drink a hot cupful of | hazards and dangers of the worst ems: ; 4 * . . _ - = sé ; A &, endnoteitsquictingeffect type of concentration camps and 8. £4 tired brain and nérves. It in- the climate itself is contributing to a: ia . sleep,fromwhich the danger. = : rested and invigorated. Danger After Waters Recede. Ee | sample sent upon receipt of four “Danger to health wil] not reach ® | to suege. Se, Tertick’s a ~ : “4 scenes | : , Racine, Wisconsin. its peak until the waters recede, | 8%! ss for it is then that stagnation, putre- 3© Only BAN RUP STOC - ‘ I. . Its 3 Final CloseOut Days at the Hub! Come and Get Your Share! Loe MOA eke tp Lin Picker aye A eens LEE RE EREE PETITE TE osetia a * & Ls is e = e © e LZ e & e io LJ a -—E faction and germ-breeding actual!; : — : Pas reach their hizhest — T., f . ; -_ ADVERTISEMENT reaci gir nignest Stages. ihe - : e e ) ee hot, moist climate of this section & Every Piece Must Go! Hundreds of Sensational Bargains! Be affords an ideal breeding laa vt ai 3 4 * * a 7 J ‘. ui Opportunities germs and for decay and putre- 8 Ei ; i f faction. ee * Cause of Much Regret “A great mass of men, women om by S™ eomer Poe Porch & Lawn Furniture Sacrificed | SUITES SACRIFICED! ! Rugs, Etc. for Saturday! } ; ood But regret is useless when Op- and children, their physica) 8 Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price | | gemmucs have been allowed to} STSne™S S ready weakened by ex. ; $4.00 Bark-Covered Rustic Cedar Chairs........ $1.75 : | Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price osure, Nas ee»n rowaed into - unheeded. a LS ~©«6£$2.75 Maple Rockers, double rattan ecats....... $1.95 | $35 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs....-.........- $19.75 ee ee seine ee —e i: ial $195 4Pc. Walnut “= $45 9x12 Axmi Fringed Vel $28.95 )for that reason the Prufrock- || Once you get a contggious disease §& $5.00 Porch Swings (oak, with chain)...-...... $2.95 $45 9x1 inster and Fringe elvets....... . Furniture Company. soing meang almost i100 per cent $6.50 Maple Rockers, double cane seatand back.. $4.50 Bedroom Suite one ‘ 7 i es 6 pee ig Rugs ree an coee om = San xlZ Axminster Rugs ............ ..§$36.75 =; | . St. Charles Streets, infection y 7} ‘a and & : les Stree 1i0n. = $12.00 4-Passenger Lawn Swings bik doa be ws ee a0 $7.35 | ) Walnut Bedroom Suite with highly $55 11.3x12 Axminster Rugs, slight sccands.. .. $39.75 calling daily attention to the Ways to Combat Disease : . rc ‘ ¢ : canv er 10.75 Four-piece antique | $15.00 Couch Hammock, canvas-covered > decorated Spanish motif. Dressers; bow-end bed, vanity aud | $80 9x12 Seamless Fringed Wilton Rugs. ie $57.50 reductic ns—25% to 90%— “There are two important wavs a ) , | a . ' : 7 ' names ‘ks. if Wanted. $5-50 | offered in their Clearance | of combatting typhoid fever, smal!.- : Steel Supports for Couch Hammocks, if Wanted, $o-0 | ; ;, j : | rs e ' Boi iC » SA! . ‘hest. Constructed of walnut veneers and walnut fin- , | —y yf laving Room Floor Samples. pox and other diseases which are 82s 0c oc ei Peat | $5 27x54-inch Axminster Rugs oo °° 0020808928004 $2.75 ao Thi se “a likely to take hold if proper sani- 8#% | : | $14 27x54¢4-inch Wilton Ru ,**cecnws eens ae °'%? reseebiorgie Ao water ena wiv 22 $45 5-Pc. Gray Oak Sets—extension table, 4 Other Bedroom Suites | $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, from perfect rolls, sq. yd... 950 | | gi any turdar! 1B a Teese oa open nsgcer neg = . ee : 5 | a en eee RSE | ae ge Dent eak Mie. Ais tai Gal, a _— Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price | $1.25 Printed Cork Linoleum, square yard.-...... 79e : ei anA the Int nN - aw} ‘Aes )# =ie — * i ee Ae anes ot |e $20 5-Pc. Breakfast Set rop-leaf table, 4 chairs; 14.95 $95 $-Pc. Walnut-Finish Suite—Inclading | $2.50 Genuine Battleship Linoleum, square yard.. $1.65 Fe sease Immediately x + , ; 4 ox ec ono sls to the ref- : infinished .--........ abl 4 te . $ bed, dresser, chest of drawers....--.....-- $57.50 Remnants of Cork Linoleum, square ee 45e ; _ ADVERTISEMENT ee ee ree $28 5-Pc. Enameled Set—dr op. leaf table, 4 chairs: $92 4-Pc. Walnut Veneer Suite—Bed, dresser, | ; % lasti ing vigilance and co-operation : 3 beautifully finished Leute ee a ee ee ee ee ee $15. 75 vanity, cChiIffOTQbe .....cccctesvesccces $159 ‘ a ot | 1 “ ——— | a Fifty physicians have volun- or Pure Layer Felt 95 full-length wanity and chifforobe....... $ , | patterns at a new low price, as fellows: j . ao zs - ~— £2 . ste -_ pee . ——" teered for service from Gulfport, @f $6: | 9x12 8.3x10.6 6x9 4.6x6.6 36x72 a ° ae ie is a burden when the body Biloxi, atest. Chicago and other ae? $9.95 ——— | e | TS 2.50 29 75 14.75 7 75 | ‘ with pain. Everything points, Dr. Redden said. ee: ——— $195 2-Pc. Mohair ~ “= | . ¥ - — and the victim becomes xealth Department Plans Pro- § : Walnut-finished Metal ge 5 | . *H : and 4d hearted grams in Southeas* Missouri. Se: Guaranteed 100% pure Bed with two-inch contin- Living- Room Suite . a ree. fdenty of water and try By the Associated Press. ie oa layer felt, deeply tufted, uous posts. Full size. | ‘ — pera : ssid —" Seal =: nent thing, ot oe A sensational value! Davenport and club chair. Hand- | Refrigerators for Saturday Real pray nie —_ — — o-. somely carved top rails and frames, reversible loose cush- | ee ade a0 Rocecsery Petar hap na : ions. beautiful] mohair covering (velour backs). Large size Former Price Bankrupt Sale Price iy a —_ ‘the refugees return to their homies. = Gas Ranges for Saturday | and deep, comfortable upholstery. $18 Ice Box, golden oak, 40-Ib....... sec eae cae eae i : : _ |Dr. James Stewart, state health $° gopmer Price Bankrupt Sale Price | $24 Apt. Refrigerator, white enamel] lined...... $15.78 He ws " : = a wn ’ es ' . ‘ " : }fmous diuretic stimulant. The ge mueatndgenseatends has | SE: $26 Gas Range—with large oven 3-burner top. .$16.75 oe ‘ | $27.50 Side-Icer, white enamel lined, 50-lb..... $17.95 “7 poets of ~ for over — ine a 3 —— ol a = : $49.75 Gas Ranges—side oven and broiler...... $293.75 Other ee re Suites | $47.50 Side-Icer, 1-pc. porcelain lined, 40-Ib..... $36.50 ra uric acid troubles. All ren partments of the various co-oper- se: $82.50 Gas Ranges—all enamel ........--...-. $47.50 a i Ee $04.50 Side-Icer, Ipc. porcelain lined, 50-lb..... $39.78 XU ) it ter the the name Geld Medal on every Public a - the serick- ge: $135 All-Enamel Combination—4-hole top, — $17 et En Si 10 | $115 Steel ve cag all- porcelain lined: | re. and accept no mitation e> comm tes, - tewart ex- — i nicke Trim ° ee a . 2 Se lO OE ee ee eS eee + 772 8¢@ “eee . ae ie . ie plained the need for a two or Sie for coal or GAS sree ee enes Hi; a $195 $-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite—In camnile: $139 ’ r $69.75 | 7 - hree years health program in the | $225 Moore's Combination—gray or blue. ig $135 with loose cushions........:.....0+e: “ | : : flood devastated areas to bring = gas oven ee ee re 2 ee 3-Pc. Overstuffed Davenport Bed Lae 2 x }them back to normal conditions. a. $25 Suite—In mohair ..........+.+-. rer rr eT $178 $16.50 Double- $25 Pull-Up Chair ‘ : ‘ | Missouri’s inundated region in {= : | : 2 | ae . > -Room Suite—Upholstered in '_ = A> Southeast Missouri already has | Gas $10 Roll-Arm Fiber $295 a See 7 wind Deck Coil Spring x G] ‘ rm ‘ Ss Cedar Chests mohair with reversible loose cushions. . > i been designated as “a fiood area gins R k ° % ; ‘ a sanitary zone.” amd will. receive a: $15 genuine Tennessee red ocKer S .50 — | . - special attention from the Health ss cedar, large size, with cop- | . 3 _ es - . 1 J ee seasons mgd ag next several | S& per trim- $9 75 $5-75 $175 9 -Pc. Walnut - | . g ja, years, according to present plans. 8% ME po 0000s ees ° . — ao-eull eS le , — . . . iB — ee re, Gray enameled oil-temper- atest os "ae sasgatn. , exceptional + ‘. ¥ -— i - Water Supplies Contaminated. i , : a : Dining Suite. ee ed double-deck colls with Heavy wed © sg Ne me . i 7 4 A ct Water supplies, both private and §F $25 period style, Tennessee §& Large, high-back style tn | helical-tied tops; full size: frames, tapestry ae i Electric Re- ' “a , ; public, have been contaminated by §= red cedar interior, walnut- durable brown fiber. extra Handsome period Suite in antique walnut veneers and wal- fer wood or metal beda. upholstering. units to fit | flood waters, the commissioner 4: finished $15 75 long rockers, very com- nut finished gumw0od—including large buffet, china cabi- | “A explained Sewage disposal sys- §- exserior.... ae f Di. Sie ANE ae rile HET ES Se ER ya go 2 eer a yt ut nL uirection of Dr. Coficy consist o aeneeees . > . b: Salter. TH. 8 me * Frankfort, il. oes os ee a ed PO cy meee We Lowel eed fs ae eee a a ee ee ee Rea RERT-reeneane ™~ one ~ a eee ope ra: ede “5 AER om seated ? * ASL PE Sn tA gg cee en

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caudal a IDAY EVENING | 3 19°7 . ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ; on —- PAGE 44 ee wee gad ee ssa “ aay ie a, se saatmeinte! Webiies | ies 5 aids ING __ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES hiatal pe “a Zz neiaanana Presa. = — ot 2 ‘ lace afte iy 2 Youns ; - us FARMS IN = ch Horace RKISH PRINCESS . i R U G 5 Men’s -_ all Es = — AGO, oe > sdera!} _— 3 eS - “a re a iy og . : . a levy Leads in Sucar Beets. . ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY , 01.95 Suits “4 hud ae corns f ; spartmen. buiTlings near | made purchases cf Mquor after er . pane. tn naan ea at thee s °e ox1 - | “fungstras ie aps: rely ee ¥ . ) ie suppositories, ar ire ig tc 30x 4.75. $9.1070 731x575 4 ee BS. MS es SIs ny fust a few cents fa e for a MISA. DS ' = . ells method that | certainiy piea a AR Ra ae - — 3033 Last S_ es “TIRE CO.’ Nastinzon weday a Dottie of Drzaae saa we ape BET BS iiss i anete. = = ; 4 . On These Sy, Liberal Terms ¢ Behe Reateee %. ae Bete) Levees Be. ee ee Sethe Gen, ER AA 6 UE eke nes eX Ginndt r — LN PES ih Wend eet HARDWARE COMPANY Bilas —_— = eee | ‘dl g 1 1 N. & 4 | aan | = ad aabt bie « a st by Appoint- When she was a student at Va , ment. Phone is 4 | j ——— nail S , a i it is incenveniest mg woe 2 “2 — aes ase sa.00?P, a. 75 — = . ;, : ; s 5. sam a 7 ord er the phene. Your — ee ae ee ae ™ | :—+ & a 4 rows rier ot real estate dealer “here, a rae — N es cos TIRES ore r will rereitve prom pt. careful ile: z é _ 7 ~ . 2 ; attesten. Cail— morse? 100s: G.L€2: With favor A : rao WY oi ; > . _ « % - Ls m . 1 = Mi, a ——— Ball CEntral 4400 | Ee nee’ thet Lent ont Te Pe ext Be ie = CEE Be Fe of many skillfully blended color aan ii - Phone Order Desk el ee ee 2 iB. \ See "42 - ig 7 | tions with either red, ime pee |= ow ORDERS — Wikis a Begs allen : - —_ - et + 7 Bit; =f ~ . , ° = ee money pele to Rane 3 | ~= e a ee x2 = “= a zt - : ~ os nt —. . ee. 2 el ag - # > r ke 5 oe Tt’. Pe sti & | SE EERE ee Pa Re MATA Mr aa eye es pi Ns i a a er “ formes) be ihicatsiaai a lata neers vunseedicn 2:9) _ AGED RO oP tae 5 Brito By irae é f DR gl Nils le BRS MMT ERE AT on SEES, ek OG: ML x OBE. St ilo kN ge See eh rs Pe Ss P Shen as a 1 ak Sa. oh aes 3% fae Big ee eo SS ed g ~ 4 s a OM at 3) AP Fk b~ Pie A} Pp m9 ” bi foe - te atte iS a mi Boa ss ts “ a es adn ef A 3 pale REO, a erg Wr eee arate, ae age! Soe” be eae ae. eae — eA i be Pree eS Oly SS Nee : Pee See OM EE 8 ons0es AL Rae es Pi hae eos eo pA I . = eS. 4 ~ 4 3 ¢ . - € . § ie % e > a 2G. = ook: - id ¢ oobi a > ? Tot a - ie “ ye RG ed 7 . a bly pe? Te Pee ai ie 2 : Well bailt and finished 7 end tally ‘cucrentecd . i | ; a : aie Meee Oe steed. & “ayy a alias . 2 of Collis P. Huntingte i] 25 mt Dh B d Large double bed, spacious chifforobe | V a Cuum sizes. covered with ee as : . orn? iii RR an a . 7 ; : _ 5 . | : owt 3 omg 7 fer this hic pa igs Se a Sree " = Swe ; 4 room and your choice of either a dainty | Cleaner with . 7 » ae : os triple-mirror vanity or full-size dresser. All in a handsome > all attach- nized er bronze wire. vee ina 3S ind : : | inut fimis} I ddit a ble b h. bed ) Sete x & Were ' walnut fimuish. m acdition, a dressing table bench. bedroo . ™ x : 3 =i ments is a PRICES RANGING \* irsé -> way bsolutel: : peg FEOM “arg ¢ rocker, bed spring and mattress. irs . : nt to N _— . re remarkable to ; MILLER INNER TUBES [ff yo... ) Wen — | $1 69 $6.25 : REF oat 30x3: 99- : homweht a : ss ; CGALY ANIZ ZED SCREEN aor ches a - a ite hesen Kitchen An attractiwe and serviceable 5-piece vil ty Sgt Breakfast Set in your choice of several 34-mesn: wm fu ris. 7 a ~ ‘2 . will .er # ms siti pena (Leorgette siik Per square foot - elt d sat on ‘ 4 NZE SCREEN wd. Th isbar | the snaces 1B gurgcous : : ' : . BRONZE SC oa PaaS 3 3 ARSC : aa -olors. Only one to cabinet with flour sifter, spice containers, etc., and a splendid Genuine bronze. Dees not siz and stretch ‘ike ; Lic + th 7 c : : | copper. and is mach more durah a Willian ett me I ae ‘ a customer. black enamel! gas ramge and a 3-door side-icer refrigerator. 124-mesh. In fulle' 1-me ‘In os oe et 1G 3 4 roils. Per sq. ft. o:c reils. Per sq. . 6: c ‘ ———~ te SS sy Ad ice away ~~ Prices on Cut Pieces Are =! ightls Bic WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES ak Anaelion. ‘She anid Mra. Spreck, bee 1 _ ms & nt 68 Clear, straight lumber with corners and dead- Cotiaps! b | 3 ha : ee ‘ . see Dining Sul tes re D2. 25 sex 38. 4G, w42x42. 57c 43x48. 69 . | , ft, on run x He was released for lack $119.00 Value 108 fen — Per set Per set C per set ,; Bing I . of evide toes ’ $169.00 Value, 3+ Bottle Capper “econo ' a ne toe aftak $185.00 Value, Piece | | We have anticipated the sea- All-eteel. adjustable: for PORCH GATES se rage Mrs. Smith” established residence $21 9.30 Value? $-Piece . . a son in this Refrigerator Sale. sane — | : 1 Refrigerators. Liberal terms. ee 10./3 Yaiue, | . = | ae a ortega 25 tmehe c ey a ee See wa $395.00 Value, 3? ! | | —— a Bi . $1.49 a — : oe Sigg goa cag ancy $398.00 Value. : $52.50 Golden Dex | 3 feet ——. nie. 00s —= -orn in 23 The senicr Sr : : catalan ; - cork Ii WANE Wess “° $1 OR 7 S E- settled © di making an 2 $499.50 Vaiue, 3-71 $63.75 Gidsen Enamel _. ; a | + ae , an —_— a ee en «tee $459.00 Falue, | , i $73.50 Crystal Enamel _... $47.50 > : 0 STONE CROCKS ROOFING ; Williams-Spreckies, a widow, wer ree an es teets tie ie. PAPER Zé | St. Si pack 10 Ps oR Se $19.75 Top Tcer $48.75 Wie Fras: Exe . $53.50 ee ee wn Beas i miners. a “wo yi # — = st a Prince Sv- there Hoa - paren ~ 3.09 Wore rest Enamel e $58.50 Bree. od ; faced Becfing win tom as illustrated. hag a summer home near Constan a fon . Ar. $134.75 Porcelain White ... $81.26 “=~ “ — i Gas Water nis. Each roll i: 5 — tinopie. on the island of Prinkipo Reed Sul tes naideeemands . "sok Sus ie $148.75 a White — ’ : oak or y o7 $2 24 slete with sails and Heaters -ement. Special, per = ine ent there after they were aii . “er m every ice box! ae f ce age ape alana ; $75.00 3-Piece Stationery Suiie . $47.50 gi I ee With deudie | ™~- y Sine - married. Exciting adrentures still ; _ “ee 3 $1.60 : nevoived arouni sii. In swo years [| $85.00 3Fiece Stxionery Suite _ $54.50 $11.95 Refrigerator SetFree §¢ - a Costs LI BY Ae Ve Lee or patterns, and, in addition, a modern oak finish kitchen rj ak Hh ey $6.35 ‘ | =a * fect : ul Turkey was talking about he: $115.00 3-Piece Bed Suiie ith E r : ME. io ee ee ee ee Pore $137.50 3-Piece Sed Surte W ery Box fo Ss OME: 30-Gal. Hot- Extension Ladders eae } ‘ ee ee ey Cee 3 = Seay = = a se Hi = Water Boilers Streng. light er on ry na ae : saa a : “08 es 3 he : = reed i “ ai 2 . 3 | ' Ree eens | Soe ee mee m= SZC | Sees a artes comeceesageaggenahan Bedroom Suites Bed Davenpe rou don’t sce See k@sranteerd i » ~ ee SS a aa 2 aa , , 2c. no + oe = omen . 8 3 sss Chevikiar declared that $135.00 Value, 4Piece Antique Wainut _____ $69.00 9 . a y ; as ng Stes - . 4 $ - reoxt $6.75 2-Burner : - ee $150.00 Value, 4Piece Antique Wainut Bu Nov . Suites - , a an your (rapes Cl Gas Stove — —_ : . ee Va Lee Mock-ugi.tc Wa-ers oi $175.00 Value. 4Piece Antique Wainu? $11 $165.00 Value. 3-73 Yeleur Suite 9 7 bs Gard iiner or Be- -eman (Ga O ed . | - : — se le a ag , r ~ - smhorus he a 9.50 * , be n re) Gat agp sc — renety | built. fia 4 toe nF Return | | $198.50 Yaiue; 4Piece Actique Waeut ....¢129.00 | We Will Store | 139.59 taive, 3-7iece Yelour Suite $230 [ m ether may ovr the Gl a pamacte nce Pe : | oo - 7 Tim x fate ‘dee “6 med . cat ap a —e on a a — Your Purchases | £225.00 tae, 3?ece iscmai teow $1580 x aaa io cen = caus | ’ . an an " “ a ” meg — Specia! Group Tee . FREE, and Deliv- $243.90 Value, 3iece Jacquard Velour . i os the Cott Nami te a ere i a ee $350 4-Ps. Suiie, floor sample | CHOICE $287 3-Pc. Jacquard Yeiour Top fail Suite, SAF Rg “mile motor ride throu S300 P+, Suite, foor same) SPOT FO | at Any Date! | 52983-?:. Jacquard Velour Carved Rail Sete. S 290 : Buffals Wil commers Palace Car House Paint merely = von him and other mon (af $205 4¥e. Suite, four sample $310 3-Ps. Jacquard Velour Carved fai Suite. $2 - Bet extra cost. It also t | , WANE CALVERT’S BEST a woe pace ene ’ : Made from pure lead and oxide of zinc was not | ; mingle . _ Open ground m pure linseed o There are no adulterants or cheapening chem: cals used — ance a oe hae — Evenings im this Paint and it will last longer and ; hold color better than any Paint on the Sow sici is returning to ner Per Quart Per * Gal. Per Gallon | wy | Anan —. gh pre pind 1 - $1.00 $185 $350 | Js. I] APpoine CENTRAL HARDWARE, 811 N. SIXTH ST. anied by her daughter and Tur

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‘R 2 sag mun FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1027 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : PAGE 45 pix Proven DOCTOR AND_AUTO peda RIVER NAVIGATION IN MAN, 61, SAVES TWO CHILDREN °f 3. em Mrs. G. c. Phittips nn ee a@ coupe recentiy “pur-/| rs esetl ing in the water about a doz- Ds pain hee Motor Car Company Gets $715 in | chased” by a doctor with checks! By the Associated Press. len feet from UI | 4 the bank, while Syl- | + ee . Re- Worthless Checks Back. aggregating $715, which prove JEFFDBRSON CITY.—Charles |vester, her 10-year-old brother, . ~~ “ ; = 4 +] » ] . a d | es : hee “corn Rr ms Piorks of the South Side | worthless. The doctor drove away | Ziegler, “61 years old, recently scarcely able to swim, was at- *B il ] ” my ] 1} and | uick Motor Co., 3654 South Grand | With the car and has not been | saved two children from drowning |tempting to save her. ol -o-Gaso yon System “4 painlessly and | : \ in a flooded creek here. Ziegler swam to the girl, who $F | vheard from since. h ef mTC 7 a } ; ; . ; eventsitirom | | The man said he lived at a hotel | Ziegler heard children.screaming | was sinking, and took her to the "s . Keeps new c cor rms from form- | in the West End, but when repre-| ,,- , rs |}and ran to the creek. There he| bank, then plunged in again just. fungstras pens a ei ne w and d rep gies DAMP WALLS | Sentatives of the automobile con- | Missourl 7 ill inate ad Geneva, §6-year-old daughter in time to save Sylvester. Carest G LOT ae W cern sought him there, they learned | Lane, ays Marsna ‘Dyeing and Cleaning Op Branch 5 10 oe wed ~e Arpaaapeets oa ET CELLARS 'he had checked out. The checks 3 Waterproofed Strictly on were drawn on a bank at Fayette- of 4. Speaker. ord: 1a] / wien RANET Guarantee. | ville, Ark., and were returned by | Special to the Post- ee ue ix the bank marked as “signer not} MARSHALL, Mo.—Improvemen ye Bw. Aust eee LABORA- | 1917 8. tb Lg MFG. CO. known” there. The doctor hadjof the Missouri River for naviga- | a liane aes —- ) Signed his own name. tion was the subject considered at a recent luncheon of the Chamber |of Commerce. | Harry Hodgeman, Federal engi- ‘ner with headquarters in Mar- ‘shall, and R. L. Hains of Slater. 'member of the Executive Commit- l tee of the Missouri River Naviga- ‘tion Corporation spoke, Hodgeman described work being ‘done on the river. He said the i stream carries annually enough sand into the Mississippi River to Smoke build a square mile 400 feet in S height. The river, he said, is car- moke a lote rying its bends downstream at the ‘rate of 100 feet a year or about one 'mile in each 50 years. | | Hains btewed the history of his |organization, which now operates Save in Missouri. Kansas, Iowa, Oklaho- 4 M 'ma, North Dakota and South Da- Big oney kota. Here’s an opportunity to buy Cupples | ae have no doubt,” he said, “that Tires and Tubes at less than the price of within five years steamers will be | the ordinary kind. Trade in your old worn plying up and down the river just tires... liberal allowance will be made. as in the old days, only more steam-| Ag af ers. Navigation merely awaits the FREE! Genuine Mauna Book of Instructions Loa Felt Pick The Uke that carries the # Extra Set of Strings spirit of Hawaii. Clear | an ee tones—surprisingly mel- Mauna Loa Uke low. Finished with a non-scratchable DUCO finish. AER al Migs gg BRO RIOT aps eye) oo uate Bree x mssatie get end oncioudle cpap Digdbpeninatap aan, oh er Hellrung & Grimm Sth & Washington 16th & wre | \e SOS Sc NRE ARTE RL IG ON Weternenseree menses Dar alee ry Ss : ‘ } \ ; . Sa lated ee ee ne ee ee ee ee a Ce ee ee ee ee ee ee , and the engineers cigdr Counters six-foot channel a ~ . ee sa ee WHIZ S } are working toward that rapidly. | pist.: wm. F. Brockmeve "Lf hearCPrs ¢." . oe aon ri The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation Cord Tires The old Kansas Citv Missouri Nav- | 2101 S. Broadway. Sieg Mi ee of ‘any newspaper in the Southwest. RUF-TUF igation Co. has $875,000 in cash | , 3Z2x4 ready to put into boats as soon As | BALLOON TIRES The finest Grset 1i . traffic on the stream can be start-| t at dle giles, a RRR. ~ 29 Xx 4.40 have ever offered at this price. ed. - Rae PRS AAS PSSST DS “Tf anyone tells you that im- GO adr abysoonga of the ee to he i *S a's mpominte am here tocell) OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O’CLOCK : —_ ~ —_ —— - a oe: —a a F 3 , pat. is laebenthie I am here to ee = y Special you that such a person is mistak- | t i Rhino Tire Stores, Inc. | A Big Bargain! en. It can be done and if Congress | Very Boge Exclusive Distributors of Will — You coals Y 29x4.40 Balloon 'will only keep its appropriation up | Carson’s Stupen aou ES Sa turday Offer : f ; | i Servi e' 'the improvement will become an Special: ' @ (\Cuppies/ Cocesqueary agg . Inner Tubes accomplished fact and navigation a | , goin —_ | ! | Soa 7 | RUF-TUF eee $1.65 erase | sedi a . Y d JA —_ a : ALIA Free Cit EXTON .... 1.85 WOMAN. 64, SEEKS $43,000 | a4 +t maa CUPPLES ... 2.40 FROM ESTATE OF NEBRASKAN —_— aan e Alleges She Abandoned Plan to “Tough as a Rhino” iB Ace a a jo Other Sizes at Wed on Promise She Would” RD TIRES d 1i o tl Big Saving Be Provided For For | co eliver promptly. | Services in Home. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | TEKAMAH, Neb.—Because or : MAIL ORDERS ROAD SERVICE rave up marriage to a man in Cate Promptly filled. Send check or Call JEfferson 0038 for VULCANIZING fornia to care for P. B. Gordon, ‘money order to Rhino Tire Road Service within the and Repairing by skilled factory i Mrs. Chloe Canfield of Decatur, | Stores, Inc., Vandeventer and : pmrashington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. City Limits. workmen. 5 aN PROMPT CURB SERVICE YD . ployed in the Indian service at Santee, Neb., in the early days, died & & — six months ago at the age of 80, : 4 worth $150.000. By the terms of » 4 ~ tiful Reed Fernery in your choice y skillfully blended color combina. th either red, green or blue pre- t. Almost a necessity for the weil. home. Made to give long and service. aoe Weekly | i 9 [ $1.50 Weekly Delivers These Sets a ee 2 ; as? vee « Delivers These Sets Does it pay to trade at the store ae " 3 These two complete room outfit that is out of the “high-rent dis- FAD of Sp Sar bargains shatter all known value- trict”? Here is the answer. Read ee Ae ee ee OF SMS ene giving. efforts. Read them, then below and judge for yourself. get oes a a Ra ae as Be ‘ come here early Saturday. Neb., is suing his estate for $43,- | 000. Gordon, an Englishman, em- § WY o> CRatabene aeRRRSPINORD tt Rage RE KCN d senuine Thor Vacuum Cleaner \ | = 3 - ; j ti ; ’ , hal i . ’ : ' | : : " MO Deaiiee PAIS te: ~ Fo OR ACCOR tes, $1.50 Weekly A truly charming bed- VI et Sate Fe : ° : ; . inca to a in the suit. Mrs. Canfield alleges an agree- | ment was made on the part of Gor- | don to take care of her and make | ample provision for her if she | would forego her plans to wed a man in California. The agreement. was entered into at the death wa her hushand, in 1991, she says TRAIN DISPATCHER OUITS J0B FOR ‘SILENT’ PREACHING Fred T. Horton of Arkansas City (Kan.) Paints Inscriptions, on Rock 475 Feet Long. never see ah. Bare Be aA ‘i Ge) SSS | Special to the Post-Dispatch iced so [Sa ‘ a sue | ARKANSAS CITY, Ark. — T. Horton has been —" as ain! al - - f° . : : o eateor * : : - i . Ey f A : -- ee eS = mea 7 Ta. we 3 3 [ES train dispatcher on the Santa ms ‘ room Suite of genuine walnut veneers and best cabinet woods — every- thing to furnish the room complete. Beautiful FEB Ne ) dresser (or vanity), bow- satiate Ay Netra ig end bed, -_ chifforobe, ——— fF] : oS 4 PE «Cchair, rocker or bench, Sp 7: ee cotton mattress, spring, pair of pillows, two bou- doir lamps and shades and an Axminster Rug. unique. ‘Silent sermons” are the | basis. For some time he refused offers of promotion fn order that Cash—$3 Monthly ee | ag 3 i, SS | eat SE | he could complete his self-im ‘posed | task of completing his “Sermon on the mount’’—an inscription of rock “Christ Died for the Ungodly which extends 475 feet on a hill- side north of here and along the Santa Fe tracks. Dag after day Horton’s silent 122 $1.50 Weekly : A truly elegantly fur- nished room at an amaz- ingly low price. Outfit comprises a_ three-piece beautiful loose-cushion living-room suite, daven- port table, junior lamp and shade, table lamp and shade, smoking stand, table scarf, end table, pair of book blocks, two sofa pillows and a statue—all for $122.00. sermon on the hillside has heen PR ound Trip F | a aid ot | | . 2. YC , ; 7 . preached to thousands of train passengers, motorists and pedes- s $ 95 ow, wy ‘9 — #. trians. He has never preached a 1 , ; r fr v Ini i — : ( p from the pulpit and is non-sec- tarian. a 2 nae Z SAME WARDENS TO RESCUE FISH STRANDED BY FLOOD Those Caught | in Closed Pools by | | . "= ‘ , A / CEQ ti ON 1M Receding Waters Will Be | ‘ ; ry | R ed to St s. Gibson Side Icer [la ONGET IU L) | sag emered So Sireeme. fish in Missouri seein iE orcoing of | $27.50 Value E water formed as a result of the re- | a ona yp ; 'cent floods is the present business oroughly insulat seoh. |of the State Game and Fish De- proof, sanitary, oak ff ; | : | partment. Game wardens through- $27.50 value. dana aya set | FREE with every Ice Bo (out the State are now maki ing a | € $17.85 Costs LITTLE MORE THAN A VACATION NEAR =¢ $2 Monthly _ «1 HOME «++ 2 WEEKS IS TIME ENOUGH Bo coor rtempe gta Carri ¢ ears Send for BOOK : | saved thousands of fish that other- f Yellowstone; the oni} - through wise would have perished. A great |, Javenport. Frou don’ he Cod : You cont see tne Oay . Lumbe f seine a nfis- v id : you toscenic Colorado without Pullmans between the Cody RaSeeer OC SURES ABC BES Conte ~ you re nt see Yellow- G Y 1} d cated by the department will be Plan vour tri pone way extra cost. sateway of Yellowstone an 'used in the work. As the fish are hea «Beem You cangotoGlacier Park for Denver and between Yellow- rescued they are placed back in | Sieh fi ene a ee (ej talapthiee wll i ev abseil 2 Pe Sa Nat ee te toe SN a Ram fa Ca wg eae yer ee a iv“ oe deed Sam A EE sep att mo he a Sg. HR tip AD, ante aie: re , | Side-Icer Refrigerator 15” $1.00 DOWN Beautiful French ; - ; \ : ; vee : Cae ae ee y, . - 7 “a , 2 ° > se pasebedennesendoaun a : r, : ; Eo rae, CI OR he wo - . . . . . -- " : ¥ > « - . Na - : ‘ . . . . . . eevee ee eeeeeee } ae: rf . ’ ’ 4 “ o ; o. x ; - nae . ‘ . - ° . . . ° e - ) as > . uneoees ae ~* ‘ i Apher : seonebeee. sopteee ! “ 7 — a , . a et a - wees ones ‘ ad ‘ f . a eeeceene: ay . 00 oeeoel . - . - , “ bd a. Py ; . Bee : ? . a osteeae. : : i ; se covesepseneetnl a ”~ “ r “ — — 7 r > oa . : ‘ * ** ° . . N " . on - , “re : : ? : =, ~~ 2 ; ’ : : ; os" ter ey “ : : . f . ) ot ose ; Ba “= ; woe se : i pao R ‘| B Me > j 7 : _~ ' 4 ’ pe 7 : . ‘ vees . ~ . al 4 he ’ ‘= ¢+eeeecess wees ; ‘ a! ‘ = : . ; «* . . . oO Se GoOs . i ‘ “ . : . “ nee - “ . ij J , ‘ or aye y ’ } 4 s 2 * aha cerns y 7 i 2 " os ace coed “ : x - res : : ;. = : ; euee covced Ie i] i fa © d ri]] i on =" tf Fee [ee . SEES Railway and will give much time s ; a a Ah on - ee ; ‘4 : i ‘ ; ; ‘ ' ‘ : sy ns ith . » P 2 * . v ; : ‘ _ 5 re 33 : i + ‘ i rr > . ? ee set f ‘ _ : ~ ‘ ~ ‘ : : ee vd ” —-- 4 I eee « is : , ‘T. 4 . ¢ ‘Aatmns and leg k , in Canyon Route) Gateway only $6.30 ‘additional railcost. stone and Glacier. streams and lakes. in? a : i; i. VO! ee oe ot noo en servi +5. | ©, ant q j | Ey . se . . ey ter Suit .....$83900 TEMe other way over the Cod} ace Burlington service Burlington Escorted Tours SUES HIS SON'S EMPLOYERS PTE AT Bi dens | A eel ad ot Pats e 4 Ys S a he — ’ ls = ae oO vp . . cquard Velour .. $15 i makes p Hereisanew,carefree way tosee Against his father’s wishes, Abe | 0, GY ae 77) A’ with concealed erator; cavily insulated; Ft 7 , three-door side-icer style; en- mile motor rice through ‘i j Our irlingto ] icket in- m mBinat! on tour at this spr ice. . . ° >. en pe ) r d re > db’ SS da 1. Jacquard Velour .. $167.50 Z Bur ory The Burlington operates the theRockies—witha Burlington Schenberg, 16 years old, began TH pe Cars oth ——LL, leaves, and fout § only service to the Cody, Escorted Tour pw. UR | 8 ae i es tee tant Bae Ss Copia, : cor chaige. Th amel food chamber for : di ° i < % ov t o s aR 448 Ad us» ee wr hee ie , J s ‘ aturday, r Carved Rail Site. $298.50 Bee Bogalo & r country, with- Gardiner, and Bozeman (Gal- cost covering all necessary ex i i he Sek Geteshere oro; ie Sos $15.85. Top Rail Suite $175.00 ues the Cod Vv Ro ad, a thri I]. clerking for the Lynn Meat Co., ’ latin Canyon) Gateways to penses. Send for Tours Book. | prietor of a meat market at 1907 Carved Rail Suite. $215.00 pextra cost. It also takes Franklin avenue, demanded of the ; : Ty MAIL THIS FOR FREE BOOK Lynn Co. that it discharge the . } os : | : SERAT. AGENT, Dept. P-17 | ; boy. This was not done. ° | Pe 5 | ¢ 8B. hy nae _ es Central 6360 _ Yesterday Max Schenberg sued Ss ‘ d Open Sm Most | Please give me information abit your special low fare to Yel lH] ington the Lynn Co. and its proprietor, 3 a aturday x x jowstone. Also send me fully dlustrated book, with maps, | Thomas L. Remiley, for $8200 dam- = - } to 9 P. M. . Saturda . ar route ages, alleging employment of the y 5 : fo the N Route boy against his father’s wishes was 3 . unlawful, caused the boy to live VENUE Rockies , Semen Cael Be ber tp Yrs S. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN A C — — father of his services and com. : , : Z r . : Make’ an ‘X” bere if you wish Escorted Tours book. The National Park Line panionship. ‘ < iss stale naan ~ “e Aee Tt, See ee eS é

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EVENING oo LPRrrT Hy - yr he ees LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a ati is mw» acl ant sey 5 FRIDAY autveawmia. A (Rae Geagneala for mu- | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ mi a ee NEW DEX AT VATICAN MIB, war ses .h.rrma PAGE 46 vere naa bee= AMERICAN TO WED BROTHER SEVEN MEN ROB 50 PERSONS Ma bee Holdup Men Half Hour in Search- cafe Det OF SISTER'S FRENCH HUSBAND ing Patrons of Chicago Cabaret. hor r in t at sys - , - com (te cece Cae a +7 — ; - (ount Andre de ~ % saat Aenea aft {A* stunt! “2. a, ¥ >t ' ~~ ; \~@a a a?¢ Sean al ‘a service Will Al} HI ] = Nalio road | ‘ " ai di a Prop a ‘Aan ratio ’ 2 29 if .GT ; ov : wierd 6 > tote , 5 4724 arger ques- / ~ . - s *. - ; : res. > 4 By the Associetec Press. el i A , — 29 Sex CHICAGO, Aprtl -?.—s* RE ie a a a, wed tet Pa Soe eure auth Pees Be a radia atationsa. do a 5S > Rigi’ Rae Sen ny & eS . ' > -—- _— 7 ae * | ee : “erst AN OBJECT LESS ed i - assoc.ated Pres. canes of speech. Ber = pis “2 a? at pee gape. ® ee aie gona = wre ~~ werk, ee ee ee ee EN NI SAAS. ER ENE Be em ee Saran RR es se Deer Bile 6 Dh sav + years azo i ~~ BM a at pe Pt oy * FREE—WMIXING § Grand Demon: - Rumford Baking remarkabwe AFTER-EASTER SALE OF HIGH-GRADE \. CLOTHES . FOR ALL THE FAMILY af Rakins apertal arice af , ai eho ER, S21 ERs od eh NS, 2 ET, ilk Beer 3 3 si pile we, ——— of all good en —"Mavy the best aNd FREE DEMONS a co lm eager has the staff, can show results! In a fair race Puritan Malt gained several leps or all other brands—~, 750,000 cans solid in 1924, 6,000,000 in 1925, 12,000,000 last year—and sales increasing by leaps and bounds! Puritan Wins! That's because Puritan is @ skillful biend of the PRE Be OG? amd ead Hea § the was Fruits and Ve Renew Your Health choicest ingredients, including selected grams of No. 1 berley—rich in food and malt value—and genuine ~ = —_ eda , Valees extraordimarr: Every g2r- By cation Ga.clerruyp- ment reduced and effered to rou at : : savings up to 35 per cent. Most com- plete selection of stries in the city tea cheese from. Den'’t mise this chance te get a complete cartfit sow at after- “Ew POTATOES— Tezsas K&£A quailty -- BrERSANK IDAHO SAAR ‘(ipa . 10 roe“sroe—Hard 2 ° Ter! -rxp. hard. Bohemian Hops. [Its uniform Strength, Purification of season prices. — a : sine slicer dB k C In : gee Foerta — ord brokerage UO., inc. youll of nents i JUST $1 A WEEK WILL DO! seth ne. TETTeCE a Richness and Flavor make it a winner everywhere! tases =s | Distributed by Nature "s Founda- sien ‘wee oe . : ~ tie — ; (24 peiecte) .. P i. - . va ‘ | . : : : > wfect Health’? Whr PRICES LOWEST s : a CUCUMBERS — es : . Q RAINES. Of COronic al- : Se | sREEN ONPONS. ... — = Narole ‘ric . a 2 EN. a Bohemian Hop-Fla vous thalsy! Bunly your en 2i 9 er ses sees Os om ee - vored , t+cokore ho acu. t ind - Cal ro ; aC “PRUIT DErT. — op ee —_— > = no contribute 3 ees GRAPEFRtIT—The finest ; walktswert «64), 4 ‘xtra beer “ si : : : o 4 ° - # ~ 7 = . >! i a ~ = J P 4 fo Ss ; Pa F i: ‘oe; a ‘ Se het eae _ : im 3 hing a ae : ' 17S «re>. Sate orice, GS ; ; es LEWOoONS—Jee@ «k. 2 S| Cele | : che work started by C : 2 BANANAS Firm: hia . : Se aS a a « o : : oe angi | — . ie i 3e 2 _ a » vt ; e aw: eet FT 4 7 = S ~ + : . me - . i _ - - : } = a — — LCaTioes “ ° Snes a ee eoteeane ‘ Diling hot springs * petrifte > | ae a : SOUTHERN BAPTISTS WON") orests * lofty mountains: - eva we eee OO as a . i e aa Fe syht rae Le ae a deere & RA Sv Stee te eoielle Poienr ne of) U5 See OG will improve the appeaf ~ + * lofty mountains ance and performance an terfalls. be of your car. 4 i 4 ae “3 There is a Fisk Tire jor every car, every road, every purs€ rest ete ee et Si ee es GIVE UP CHINESE MISSIONS ‘ O S a: 7 D | S Pp A T & H Benevolent and Educational Work Will Play Biz Parts in Louisville Conrention. in the Classified Automobile Columns - A See Bo *) i Sa? -~- i | = - bs & Gi, we ee a & FY We ee : ee ~~ > + m — -— 2 ‘a -_—_- = -_) ~~. vt ee vw acas io“ a+ dite he Thru Service from St. Louis ise Chepe ee ee od i ne ne ee ee ee The Sunday Post-D: h wil] y the open- ing bargain offers of : s who will make a special! drive t K to clear the: show rooms and st | ear It will be the beginn brated Used Car Wee! by the Post-Disp There is a Fisk Tube for every tire.2 standard ¢gray and circle made extra heavy red. To get the most out of your tires, use Fisk Tubes. Park opens . a . .* . . 95 Previous Us ar Weeks h: bi mutually $61 profitable to dea! and buye: he one en ound Trip = = igi ; : ee : | . | m Se. Louis 7 ° | ? ; ¢ ’ ore tA rt ee oN ~~ ~ f - : ] 3T 7 . aanett ‘s : ' ~ 4 ai - — wr - a . ’ Se AA _™“ a a ee ae . ‘ _~ : — —~ ee . wee , "- ~~ “ TT? 4 : - ee Oren , : ' ; ¢™ — - 4 a pric ~ a > - 4 . . te & Feu eS mao ee : x oric Het ~ — ~ — — lage a --s EE ~ = way Ranker Reported Missing. Safe. —_ ‘ Oem c AN ~ — ~~ ~ — — -_ ~~ = asad SF a ey wd z There ts s Fisk Dealer arar yom For bi same phone Libel] Au for Mr. Weir. ee eee ee

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____FRIDAY EVENING, ‘APRITi 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ly SIRS RRR RRA AAAS RRR SS > . . . x =~, “ . . . ss ‘ s . : ‘ . . ~~ SS SOS ~ ‘e ‘ - - " a —— heii .iRTeeeeeee ee ee ad ; == = a — TO: a } + AN OBJECT LESSON ie oa one who had been | TRY STUFFING POTATOES regular meal of one large-sized po- | it puff out. Place a piece of butter | Oughly. Bake in moderately hot : : Soemtimes children will ask if! anil aia i sone kde eons nag | Sica a tes ee al i PE agen j |in opening; sprinkle with paprikajoven one hour. Remove from f h W k » they cannot let one food take the! ing was said except his! wine sa : ea | Now Is the oe wit erve Bake | Here are recipes for stuffing and serve at once. oven; cut in halves lengthwise. e nu S O r f e e Ee F sace of another in their diet. For|what he aaa t gt — boy - otatoes, | baked potatoes: ; Cheese Potatoes, Scoop out center; mash, add milk S example, a little boy asked if he| “J guess you ee ta Ot coe as | . fon ni ne Benn: ae moaned, eee Ewtasees. Take six large potatoes, one-half / and salt, whip until light and fluf- SATURDAY = gecld not eat more bread and not; This is merely one ne a - nsf Sting Sherer or tenon, Select even ained potatoes andi cup hot milk, two tablespoons| fy. Add vegetables, which have P , ; Din a grink milk. the cx tinal ay ll alt } ont of | a large cio gere is particularly | scrub ¢lean. Bake in a moderate | onion, two tablespoon green pep-| been cooked for five minutes in a ewatercress sandwiches Cream of cauliflower 4 In that particular case, the prob- | at Sone beresdin. ere mean now and ~~ modern way Of! oven one hour, or until soft. Re-/| pers, two tablespoons parsley, one/| three tablespoons cold water. Re- Connetren a Vamenaiiam on souDd " em has handled by showing the! 4 cutie wba iy be Chi 2E0, but stuffing baked potatoes makes a) move from oven, gash with a knife cup cheese and one-half teaspoon | fill shells; sprinkle tops with grat- Puffy omelette nent beet eS : ‘SS worth while thinking over. ‘at once in shape of a cross and | salt. ed American cheese; return to —_ Sak Tea Coffee Boinach timbles squeeze potato at bottom to make Scrub potatoes clean; dry thor-’ moderate oven until browned, Syowserry ane coke Its theflour SUNDAY . : a , , we : fl “ae > | Breakfast Dinner Supper = A i C A i) ke that makes Stewed rhubarb Potato and parsley soupd Brown beef hash with ag y Cereal Fricassee of chicken sweet peppers BS | | Liver and bacon Yellow beans Baking powder biscyits . y 4, he Bran muffins Mashed potato Cocoanut cooki ao RZ | Coffee Milk re * Cocos Tea Milt ————3 ee oe OLIVE ST. RD. & NORTH AND SOUTH RD. OPEN 8 A. M. TILL rf Ubligas 3 | “ 9 7 MONDAY... te P. M.—SUNDAY INCLUDED oo tended OF AD | OU [ particular — A ane I Breakfast Lancheon Dinner Friday, Saturday, Sunday Specials See Bel F bout th cee Sy Arr iBREWEAIA 2 i + - 2 - 40, j a OU Ce ues U f , Te , FREE—MIXING SPOON|FREE—FLOUR SIFTER Cg A alge! yo oa lee Grand Demonstration of | FAIRYLAN’ Loy Mt | Sle invite to dinner / mito ‘Umnchoon u . ’ in 7 , A most ow iene ee ee ee sane | % | : r wens Saaneee = oe = Cereal potato souffie. FREE with each purchase of one ean Sift 4 ; : Grave juice spa é th each purchas © a with cheese of Baking Powder at the Or id ae of ee White bread, toasted Parker house rolie er cucumbers, but- een OOO OF 44... . . 0. 22 a package of Fuirylan we you as Cc a uf Ooffee _ Milk Stewed cured beets. scalloped ea ofmetower. ese cake GRAND FREE DEMONSTRATION ON | BIG DISPLAY OF SHRUBS delicious, the canned fruits you —_ WEDNESDAY Delta Brushing | 2iccupsicrls ubrices, Below ts | b j r e ‘a , partial list of the many big values: ring to you tabl Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Lacquer Rose Bushes You are sure of Graham bread, toasted —-‘T-rm and tomato pudding = —=—»-Daviled Veal Chep Roast potatoes your bakingif youuse | Date marmalade Yarmouth biloaters The Lacquer is easily applied. Hich- Assorted for ly lustrous ang durable. Dries to the kinds 70 member, this is the age of brilliant ] | ff Stanard s | White bread, toasted Fruit salad in oranse | Coffee Milk baskets colors. Up-to-date homes have some : T Milx colored Lacquer finished furnishings Peach & Pear Trees each 1 THURSDAY in ~ wy _, to a high-grade ’ i 0 ‘ oya a nN ename nish. ‘ou must it t Luncheon appreciate the way it se ng . Evergreens Fach 1.95 , Chest gweetbreads i oe ke Fl Boiled rice Thin bread and butte — Fruits and Vegetables G A S 0 Ca OUr Kidney omelette Banana and walnut, Mashed “ve | Bran bread. toasted salad G t } | ] NEW POTATOES— Lbs. [ 4 He « ve Coffee k Oat wafers 5s 22 F | | Makes the most deli- Tea Coffee Milk | FRIDAY Breakfast Lancheon re Orange juice Clam broth White cornbread Tomatoes stuffed with mwetes from tomatoes celery salad Texas XA guality.. ; . ‘ cious biscuits, waffles | White bread and butter touch in fifteen minutes, and. re 15 BURBANK IDAHO Lbs. 1, BAKER (limit)... 10 38 he original TOMATOES—Hard qudlity proad-f ~ ws : ; ¢ eo o4 a eatin (24 selects)....§ ent ig "the “ = Ba kes Like Magic | and pastries too. price cutter on CUCLEMBERS— Florida RADISHES, for . ‘ ~ ' oi SCREEN : _ of gasoline. No Be cer. Use half of it. If y GREEN ONIONS... se bamboozling — 3 ‘é do not sav itis the ae * *Indicates that recipe for dishes so marked in above m . rons ; crisp, hard. jumbo head the en eee Ms cake flour vou ever saw Bes As. “Planning Menus for Coming Week’’ or in “Recipes for Dis { found CELEKY—Florida quality, 10 —this mas is Bees 5 — ’ énus.’’ published in todav'’s Home Economic Department of the Pp . Week's well bleached, jumbo stalks. . eut in price Bs 7 : return box with half the (Copyright, 1927.) -- oot-Disoatch. KUIT DEPT. w¥ P pounds flour to grocer within 30 ¥ } only. GRAPEFRUIT—The finest brands, | PRICE INCLUDE dota Cats days and he will refund Sealdsweet (64), fo oe } are Deavy- : . cig 4 ‘25 STATE TAX f= 40c your money. SUMMER CAMP DIETARY cae oe worry about their being uate tins}. Bale price : ae WB) Made by Stanard Tilton Milling Co.’ St. Loui ! emt Wredte as woke | ol! te4. eT | ees . oe ; , Healthful Boys and Girls pt “nese planned (limit) . ie 35 Siafe Tax ea-- “fie ; ys an ris. ¥ for the luxury loving ones special- . ee | | If you are trying to decide as to ize in their simple diet and this {e bacon White bread. toasted Hickory nut macaroons Coffee Milk Tea Coffee Milk price on KR Get a box from any gro- quality grade Bigs s BANANAS — -Firm: high\ color: —— ee eal vantages, straicht carioad Lis. ak whether or not t send ou hil for Remley’s Are: a Total ae, * ea 7 d A - | one of e rca : | dren to @ summer camp you will, their health ad On $ 6 {8 Money en or money to loan of course, be very careful in se- 8 see the Post-Dispatch want pages lecting the camp. Once selected, the other hand, a word of caution Gro ce ry may be in order in reference to the for offers. | | you will then wish to satisfy your- |°@™P location. For eaxmple, if it ) isk @ faa ‘ | Pe a | Extra : oy eenP™. §6§641 | idney Beans; self as to the kind of food that the | /# Situated far from a fruit orchard IVORY bars ive Brighter Polish. youngsters will receive. One sug- | °F vegetable garden or dairy farm, . ee criticise | then indeed you must begin to ask , Washin Powder | A real value at, 25 1 on sets ne W § | 3 can: ses es seonoge " ee: : > Fountain You can give a brighter polish gestion is this: Do not . : M den's; 6 | Brand i & Lord : Syringe i to | the proposed dietary of the camp questions. You must find out just or appeafr- sine Pe Pinea ple S slices to the @& j Baltimore Wi 2-qt., 79¢ to your preehig es se — ci pe if it seems to you to be eimple. If | how and from where those import- if p eee 9S OE ana Tavelcoes, ee the children have plenty of milk /ant foods—milk, fruits and vege- fo rt easy wonderful walue; per can. gi | water. with fruits and vegetables, you tbles are taken. — > | Large-size bot- CATSUP tle; a wery n e Tes, orc. ws Be Both for 69c | ees. 2On DRUGSTORE [ye i safety. | ; : PEARS. 2 bottles 25 PEA ee oe regent is tall can: special, per can. 40e walue; this special, ee . =~] 2 CA ox size can per can | ee NOME . & | illerless 33? | a DELICATESSEN P| ate | 3 " ees ea : ‘ SUGAR ao Soe ie ee = | » FRA | tines in cos. y, sk patented Rolled Ham, Ib. . 45 “lh. 38 Am ; Bae ~ iy : . a aah . \ Ye Imported Swiss, surcer, eact a ' : =" | a ‘ Pimento Cream, i ; z ot a. Brick Cheese, [tb..2 eT ae Arrade special Kosher Pickles, =m Pure cane granulated. Rouge Se 5 ‘ Talceum at at Poon > E ALG : Powde , 1.5 Face Powder oc eOa00 Wein Body Powdle? .scecceeweee* Why Do Women Choose Toilet Water ....... wii a $3.50 \\=— —_ Soap sae . Lipstick ire tndecks eee Perfume, OZ. «---« «ees . .$3.00 S f LVE RTOW N S a Sunday, May aa Is SATURDAY Do women buy tires? They certainly do. And they show a remarkable preference for silwertownse—sold hy our store. a : 1. F M R | Sh V I | i , - ' en-—Ne€ea aving aiue d li come out to . 3 Balloon : sary Sweat by Mr. Morgcan in the Music Roll Department. ‘DS cab : ae he Ae “ ) He Sa . 6 2-- 2>.4¢% a aso ition AS price, and get the most for their money. ~~ 4 > ee - 7 peter regreats wees Sao . & a . RePse sc: : "2 ie ape y a, « my A ~ 7 - a =< “ a Pe Hy. ee - a Ae, a” @ ed - r= PL ae te ) 4 Pep Onie Oh Sy) ~ at - . eo'*\ = s ? foc ote gr an get oe Drie che ogee tet cee sane Chuck Minced Hams oe yng tow ira The Gift that will please Mother best] KLENZO »& li KLENZO Standing Rib Large Bologna i Rolled Plate Rib. . ‘tt Pe A , : . , gp ogy sigh. is the Artstyle Jewel Box SHAVING | cage “ LATHER MILK-FED VEAL 1 * a ; Shoulders Fresh Hearts ....12% “A Lasting Gift for a Lasting Love” T: ) d ; 2: Pork Li 3 ire for every ig meniiiiienin . | | LADDEN your Mother's heart d, every purse = = ; beteget hp eign ee ee ee Pet etn be for every tire,.a Both for 9 Sc circle made extra | = xe @6odelighted) = with Artstyl 1 fothers iy Package, our new andiNwnpx 1 Iron Tablets.......- the most out of —- i avi ; bij ay stg. . ad sit Ww aii NnYX ant < : Tubes it 2 , exciusive creation. Reserve one or Maltoleum | more packages now, and avo MS’ IMilk of Magnesia Cod Liver Oil Emulsion..-.. n _ 4 DET limited. Milk of Magnesia Tooth TH MILEAGE Gy tO wee ll 3 a ae MY Fit gy, ‘Sep peg tee es moet heated aaapeeee wane and Iron "1. |Aspirin—100 Time to Re-tire : ages, but w Get a FISK : 4 / Me * , i iA in nna e ay : Ve i surpassed all Our! oTeVIOUs i A TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. | Ly wm A S i rm | f Designed by den- . | 4 7 i » & _ f tists, the Clean-Be- PAR NI ON Dt ionge "| maf Tween brush reaches DOIN wt pyHong every surface of every ON ING vovot toucus Mine Ee mailing. It is reproduced in ten st : tooth as no _ ordinary Dinng i UM 7 eevee } ‘ be aut 3] = lorings. D qu uty . A -_ / . toothbrush can! The brush On ne :] Candy is Artstyl he finest } | @ i; adjustable. Easier to use. GEST FLOUR FOR my that can be mai : in sort: A, ore effective. Cleans the ae wo Bl ment is especially selected to meet : mm fronts, backs and sides of — ent A wit! ers approval. ih teeth, and the crevices between. ear ae al - ate ——~<“ Beautiful, permanent handle qunui awe You mav select your two or one z ; with removable, replaceable growime mine ? pound box and we will deliver it to ) brushes. Always sanitary. Once enana 8 Lsataied the correct address at the proper on you have used this amazing at noes iB cme. new way to keep all teeth all nin! co “¢* ee 4 | ce 1 50 Per [SPECIAL | clean no other brush will sat- mult | @ The price 1s S e eset MUP 4. og ko o0 0 6-058 isfy you. See it todayl a handy f. Thats the word for’ There Is a Rexall Drug Store in Your Locality 4 | th 1S EU & 0 package $901 W. Florissant { Union and Easton | Clara and Etzel | i J ; ; + & sland 6116 East 1901 Madison | Clayton & McCauns “aston | \ 7 fan nN 8315 N. Broadway 4101 Olive | Grand and Park | §421 Southwest Av. 4/7 P Grand and Easton | 540 N. Vandeventer | Jefferson and Clark | Murdock and Macklind a aes Bat eth = . : 3546 Gravois Cor,Grand | Gravois and California 5001 N. Union | Delmar & Kingsh’way | _— 5501 St. Louis Av. | Union and Suburban 5801 Gravois | Ferguson, Mo. Grand and Hebert 6125 Bartmer 7323-25 S. Broadway | 30 N, Central, Clayton a | 3 HOUK BROKERAGE CO., St. Loais Representatives | 2901 N. Newstead | 7208 Natural Bridge Virginia and Walsh Manchester & Marshall his name phone Lindel 7240. “RE Granite Bldg. Phone GArfield 3631 } — Meier. we : on = —_——~— —_

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PAGE 48 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ee FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL e277 «SSE LOUIS POST-DISPATCH USE STRAWBERRIES IN DIFFERENT WAYS Pie. Cake amd Other Desserts May Berrr. PIGGLY &® a aap s SS a ES senesere Bee ee Of OBOE ~ oe oom @ ees @ 2 2 "Ss @Q @e@eeeeeetere_r ee’ FF WP wt eweeeegrtieacee ft a2 = =& @& aon . ge Pe te dinate att ld berry Cream Pic. pe: Sanpem nec air PR br te: Se Sa oe Re * » 4 " s wr Fae 4“@B@nneuCenR LEST YOU FORGET— BLANTON Se ag). 58 = SATURDAY, APRIL 30,ISTHELASTDAYOFOUR §& FE ry PUGL (0) ee Ge ee “MILLION DOLLAR” SALE § Eee SEH fs, Sn MARCARY) Ps ™ EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK sstuae : Pais ii | © 2 * s — -— = | : : ‘ . 4 . } £2 S. The Difference is in the Flavor ae eee . o.° @ aw eee . i zee & 2 2 tia — a _# = “=> sug q Spoor Se * = - 2 ee Better and Sweeter | > then: Smeal i oe alt ape = aes ' Corn is realize d in - =~ 4 pow ier and soda. Stir im | "es Ggeeats & spe gees . a Hare ready the exzs SE DELMAIZ | --- Sse Sie i; CORN ce aa psec: 7 q ee Toe — @rst mixture. OU the mm —- — +> ~* a ™@eeseweeeaas geur in ‘2 =ixture te sch of the top. Bake Beersreaaee ca oi. zi . erate cre for abeut 38 =seee aes ae Watercress 5 =meesepeeense ‘eaten teil S'eeaaeascauae veiled exes. wate> "7 ess. SB ese e & eo «& .. Mash the eges and e The Blanton Com pany ss. =a ceeae three tablespoons of . * ZS pee eee se Wir co a smooth paste St. Levis 3 =sese £2286 watercress chopped and | Seeteaeter with the- «eg paste. = #2#e gs ss S&S f= « a ¢« thickiy between slices of ==a es teear Pp ; N - , & @ se s& = «= SRP age ee oe Oe 2 — ——_— oe os ——s — > re — > - , = ~ ~~ Our Prices Are Reasonable. Our Service /s Prompt Make Piggiy Wiggiy Your Headgucarters. VEAL CHOPS ton ====35c RIB -==30c CUTLETS = 45c BREAST = 15c SHOULDER ---------- ==17c ; a ae ae F the mirture ints the - SHOULDE RS =] ) . E ee ‘e each with = ad O R Cc E ) E =e 060 td solfake med ae is = — | : sa an Serve «ith tomate sauee | NEED FOR A SPRING TONIC IF YOU WILL EAT PLENTY OF RESH FRUITS »> VEGETABLES | = “a O sarcapar” mec eon ? a Make your ewn selection at Piggly and get your preys worth. q ee ee is _ > - etTrT3y¥ : ons K 68 . 1 , ! ” ii iti : SUMME ORANGES : | . : 3 ~ 4 - . . _ oi ' y . - -— to oo > SUNKIST EACH . * 6 9 T | p F "os = “a SWEET POTATOES GREEN ONIONS | : i J maiams 2 249i: | LETTUCE ==." s ros 5 a a! 05 et aANAMAS ' ‘gs ) s .. 10'hs. £2 LAWN GRASS SEED, 1 * 3 : ita . pres = f & 3 S . © T eetae: tee. 7" ~ . : Me G 4 - = . . ; iS : a % - —_? Pe Tes aa ie . sey — | ERS aary Red i : a - “ . . : pull des i — , a . . = : }| potatoes OS ie i ORANGE ‘os SWEET (CARROTS x. [| ssBlatrismakinga 10-day tourof Fes — CORN a ad | cs Ving hone a oor ES Pa esas © “aoe fe . ) 7 community asi. —=—— >. | ep-etg 6s Ge Cees Oh ras Ppadt ais ae A i ‘Sate SUGAR 94 woo Fancy. at SEES POG ees | : 4 i PRES. YOUNG ANI EN! ) | # | Sraeeeemenesese stemewee@end ‘eae een er = green perpers. spects butter. ome cup ene cvicn. one-half cup matces. ore tablespecn shire sauce, ene-hait — Remove the teps aad. and pulp from the gz ‘ther it a2 pan come water ard — ad aut to . . a * os ’ . s 2 . ® a a . ’ a a * t 7 . . t . t a % a es -s . 2 t *enrenveemeeseneeheom eae =

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=f cies + BX af ~— * ay a > : a es _ | 4 sill __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ CTI QUIS - BETTER FOND fs 1) j Or DIT ES . 3 - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927 " = : ; should be rough, and this will/the creamed greens. If, however, ‘fact that many children who ao| ate Some sug- made rhat attractive ured by brush. 4100-02 EASTON AV. THESE PRICES ARE GOOD EVERY DAY RIPE, FIRM FRUIT Inc} £ : Gas Oj Uittditaleanlitiadeditin Can | — BULK GRANULATED HENS 2:30 26 [EGGS fc 220 / Oe pace. Sugar aa Cc le sere Country Club, Imported Ground, Steel Cut and Packed by Kroger. Lb. Pkg. 7 rs A > r : —— hentia coset tS = ate een een cera a ye F BONS 22 oe | PET MILK oe 5 h 5-1, Sk, 20 20 Bring ao Fall. ik ) BEST LAIN Presh churned, 3Milk nota 4 | Grass Seed>.x 21s. 45 Sugar Corn No. 2 size can. Sweet and _* tender; a ren! Iie value. 2a Navy Beans Fancy, mend 3 Lbs. 19 Lettuce wn 22 Apples ' Batis. 7 Lbs. 20 Cook ing Oranges or gay : 15 rea Chili Sauce er r as tle; a real 30c walue 2 bottles. 45 Happy Home; Tomatoes No. 3 size can, red. ripe. hand packed; a 53 ae can value. RICE 52%, G ibs 05 Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibs., (0 New Potatoes, 3 Ibs., (4 Dry Onions, 3 Ibs... . 12 Rose Bushes GRUSS AN “TEPLITZ IN ORIGINAL BUNDLES 10 tor $1 Fresh Lot AMERICAN BEAUTY and Other Kinds 3 for 70c—10 for $1.65 ALL SHRUBS, Each............-.-.-45 PEACH and PEAR TREES, Each......10 BUTTERFLY BUSH..........3 for 50c GRAPEVINES...............-6 for 25 BEEF Chuck Roast, Lb. Z20c \ J \ SHOULDERS HENS BACON 26c BOILED HAM 65c SHOULD YOU HAWE A COMPLAINT TO MAKE—CALL GRAND 4100 Arm Roast. Lb. Z2C Fresh California, Lb. 16c | 37C GOLDEN WEST DRY PICKED, LB. COUNTRY CLUB SLICED, % CARTON, EACH WAFER SLICED, LB COUNTRY CLUB, LARGE SIZE CAN MICHIGAN HAND PICKED 25¢ Gq wes. 2. 5¢ COUNTRY CLUB SEEDED, 11-O0Z. PKG. - 10c EAGLE BRAND eons, 19¢ BORDEN'S, CAN KROGER MADE, FRESH PEACHES NAVY BEAN EF | r COUNTRY CLUB, 24LB. SACK. . 48-LB. SACK.....00+++:$1.89 98-Lb. 5 SOE RAISINS - MILK --- CRAC KERS AND CRISP. LB. 12¢ ; 1 Reguiar Sc Roll . < CLIFTON TOILET PAPER Rolls Cla With Each 3 Rolls of Waidorf For At Our Regular Price of Should You Have a Complatat te Make, Call Gaed 4100 20ci

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¥ be Ae: a Ss ccscba PE OA a 00. SSNS A Bal Be Tides i ee em a, Bs, 9 ar $ . ‘ eo eee ge ae BR is De ag impr t is 9 i. ae i, : ae Sd =o . Shigys ¥ Bi ee yee PAGE 350 EVERYONE MAY EAT FREELY OF BANANAS = Bananas and Raisins, 2 >. ar ana tice ana =? ors ~ : - + . = = — ea 2 ee ~ -_ - * = ~~ (CREAMERY FOUR — Sixth £2 a. *38@ Eastern Ar. 2S Sal Ol 2705 ‘CHEROKEE The Recognized Leader SATURDAY SPECIALS « EGGS STRICTLY ISCONSIN _ ST.LOUIS POST- o—catie cmieenaeiaienensiit and Lge + Ge syT up over tne > = _- Banana Apples. 29, 1927 W's ——— ‘ » os - . arsama lows are puffy and brown © at omce ae —> = a ye ss Sal Siders} | for really good Catsup | the best for rarebits Bluhill CHEESE STORORCEORORZOEOZORS Etzchth and Leeust Sixth and t(hestnut Cnien Market De Baliviere and Waterman Tarier and Delmar Adelaide and Deimar ~“4-CENT SALE! , AE IC AN BEAU ry —» — aron Eze wy NY, ‘Glia m ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . - Cee ag - : oer pomes re pe spr ce cleaning. The 4 have eome and . me gurtains and = rap Ht Lilk K COMPANY r ially Appealing to F Who Cater to Them; Appeti T2S.. . ‘wis B's. ‘The coming few weeks ; meg very generally to — at lunchecns acd Most housekeeperm in condition , “ee yefreshed and rehung | quite natural that gos fOr Eome entertaining 4 aoe entertaining natc a menus and cooking ti [gest question the prospective, iq os cal led wpon to answer wit] Pserve for lune -heon ? ’ This seagon of the year, ft a gatural selection. F postesecs will Snd any ome 4 append+? recipes for ¢Oms E ghicken dishes sui table for @ | . iene heon. Inciuded Lnien and \Vernen Sucar- Cured BACON é~ ax — ww —— er ‘ vemos. —— a — a Pe Beat ahha Me ot Sy ok GE ame ls Oe Mee es ee as rt ba eth Or A ny 7 an vig 7-5, ‘ be ay 5 ra "" te as PEs a ee Oe tg PS =e ES os ee mae > Riga Ce “toh mo 4 ; bb ~ bes t % ‘ oe cps oN A, MR Na ite Ths = N Br. eyo had : Fi - BML Re See rh ae ‘ ate tria) Me re oe St Pyke 4 se my ~ iy Bega? ge 2 , F ay a Only One Yo a Customer Raisin Croustades. - ; oon © = 3 cy. A Shopping Bag Free for Every Customer Saturday ; wean | ated mn a little of the | | Gtr constan‘ly to prevent hm . > and one-half cape LUOTBRES ; Fis: Aaa - 25 rstone ; . | gpid chicken or veal Shape im ines * feet in. | Beg and crum> as usual HOP FLAVOR LIBBY’S KRAUT Grand and Shenandeahkh With every pound of Rich 40c Do Your Food Shopping at Conrad’ s— You Will Note Conrad’s Prices Valley. 1D gest es. add FREE—SS. 00 vamos for Lb. 21 a . Carton — : ridiculously low price for two days only. We Save 2 targe quant 408 . eup min flour and blend - mori aii won| 1$1.05|263¢) 3 ET S1_ | | SSS EeREShES : aa — : won: last long. Go to you! es. 2 a Store - ‘ : . steak. ene-hait teaspoon American Maid Mali 1 5 2u = > | Be ac poke eee tains Sana Mee. Sit fmeebet teaspoon malt an cup cream an . 3-Lb. Can i § NEW POTATOES — CONRAD'S uy until oa ee =f wee Lb. ,.COF F EE PURE LEAF LARD. Lb 23¢e Fancy Quill) i Eacie Brand Milk. can... .16c a Phin Packaoc LARGE CARRY-ALL ae BAGS. EACH. f [ ’ iy ‘to fo = Le oi i a | hy ' mw 2 9 ¢ RR. Gael. cocccnees package, 7 Pe? bod ped bod bed 8 4 Crystal White Seap N. B. C. Special—Slim Jim Pretzels—3 Pkgs.. 25 MEAT SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday easy when you pat Lad the moders labor A new safeguard * t ’ leanlines u 3 tarkets al should convince you that you QO] f OUr al } M1 J nouid | : alar KOHN | si ustormer. Another a \ dollar goes farthest at t! Ss. m [ at no added cost to you | BACON, = 2 5| | Fresh Callies ] 5 Svetietinena Weil-Trimmed Pork Shoulders. ib Young Hens a a For Baking, | Ib . | Boiled Ham "4.3 | ‘FORBES CQuckiaty Br -rrncd A sterilized bathroom paper—as sanitary as sealed hospital cotton Recommended by doctors for your protection | PURE LARD?7 | Ne. 1 Gevt. inspecied; 2 ths___ Ai ngs as oer . The mes ED HEME AR aes Pe ee Spy ork < eee ifs ET ER Pe all [if : ILI |: 7 orm * Le ee eae ape neh en re Me i iaupameeided: ts ibuac 3 alan was aaa PAE: Bo 4 aes = ise cathy UU TIE olf DOUBLY ABSORBENT d Planis. Can't be sayubere nick oe -_ scl SURGICALLY CLEAN A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION —

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on your house- been cut to rock- ise only. rtment, too! sae e ee bar, 514 a. ie large bar, 9 all bars. 6 for 25 Sere bottle, 22 ea package, 12 -..o packages, 25 ..large bottle, 29 ae bottle, 12 ..jar or tube, 23 each, 14 ae package, 5 can, 10 wou that you ng—your 15 ef Carton ergs. an ae aa ae BOA TEN EE Gp RET sacs isso It’s Easy to Save } The Boatmen’s | Savings Department Open Saturdays . neil 7 P.M. YL Get the habit « » Save every Saturday at The Boatmen’s 3% Compound Interest THE BOATMEN’S NATIONAL BANK Northeast Corner + Broadway & Olive Sts. Oldest bank in Missouri » + Has withstood every financial crisis since 1847, including the Civil War RESOURCES OVER $25,000,000.00 Wi Al? nia AT» sia =e at ATW AT Ul AT AYU ATU AY Uy TWAT WA eae ATA ee ‘\.f ae ££ Oe A ah A 1 De al A? =f. © ¢, a A? wey ~ ate a". . 4 Sebe\nd SA io\f " | blespoons lemon juice. | place one horr. PLANNING MENUS FOR THE COMING. WEEK Surprise the Family by Serving . Different Types of Bal- anced Meals. Now that the days are getting into later spring, there has been a definite effort to keep the meals of a character known as “light.” Sev- eral times during the week spring cereals are introduced instead of the hot cooked mush and some days cereal is omitted altogether. Vegetables are, if possible, even more conspicuous than during previous weeks and desserts are essentially spring-like. The or- ange jelly served on Sunday, how- ever, for example, while light and digestible plays an important part in a spring meal in that it helps to spare protein or body building food. The other desserts such as chocolate cornstarch, stewed canned fruit with cookies, lemon custards and fruit salad in orange baskets are planned deliberately with the idea ef the warmer days and their demands on one’s en- ergy. Notice the grapefruit meringue pie served, at Thursday's dinner. This is an unusual adaptation of fruit and meringue pie which is always proper. Make precisely the same way as Jemon meringue using the grapefruit instead of the lemon, With the idea of stimulating the spring appetite savory dishes have been introduced to several break- fasts. Liver and bacon, Yarmouth bloaters, kidney omelets and broiled fresh tomatoes with bacon are all, it is true, high in food value for this type of breakfast. On the other hand, the fact that later meals in the day are, generally speaking, of a lighter character, makes this permissible from a standpoint both of expense and food value. Because of the high food value of most of the fruit dishes served throughout .the week, sherbet is offered at Friday’s dinner rather than ice cream. This is a good point for the housewife to remem- ber. When the meal has been un- usually hearty,serve a fruit sherbet. When lighter dishes have made up the other course, then a rich cream or mousse is more in order. The chief concession to the sea- son is strawberry shortcake served at Saturday night’ s dinner. COLOR IN FOODS Green and Yellow Vegetables Con- tain Important Vitamins. To state the answer simply, color, in some instances, does indicate a greater or less degree of value. There is danger in making this statement, however, in that it may be misunderstood. In the case of the brown and white eggs, this is just a notion and that is all. In the matter of vegetables, how- ever, it is quite different. Careful work in the food laboratory over a number of years leads us to the conclusion that green and yellow vegetables have more of the impor- tant vitamins than those that are white. For instance, the heart of a head of lettuce is considered the choicest part. We should remem- ber, however, that the green leaves | TWO WOMEN HURT WHEN HIT contain more vitamins and this is true of beans and other vegetables, While on the subject of lettuce, I cannot let the opportunity go by for calling attention to the value of this food. As you know, it is not considered good form to eat the lettuce from one’s salad. If women will band together to change this foolish notion, they will be doing much for good health. POINTS FOR REDUCING Watch Your Weight and Keep Well and Strong. There are several factors which count when a person decides to reduce: 1. The amount of food eaten be reduced. 2. Laxative chosen. 3. Food low in calories should be selected. , 4. There must be a strong will to reduce. ° 5. The plan decided upon must be strictly adhered to. 6. °~Plenty of water should be taken. foods should be - Banana Snow. Slice three bananas, add one-half cup of powdered sugar and two ta- . Set in cold Mash and pext Add oné cup of cream beaten whites of until light. whipped, stiffly _two eggs and one cup of cocoanut. Pour into individual moulds, sprinkle with cocoanut and place in cool room or ice box until ready to serve. | corresponding DIVORCES SOLDIER WHO HAD ANOTHER WIFE IN CHICAGO Mrs, Eva Hedges Discovered Name of First Mate on Insur- ance Policy. Discovery of the name of an- other Mrs. Hedges on her hus- band’s army insurance policy about six months after their marriage, March 38, 1926, resulted in a de- cree of divorce granted by Circuit Judge Rutledge yesterday to Mrs. Eva Hedges, 20 years old, of 2800 North Broadway, from - Private James F. Hedges of the Sixth In- fantry. U. S. A.. 45, stationed at Jefferson Barracks, Mrs. Hedges testified that after with the woman whose name was on the policy, her husband admitted to her that the other woman, who lives in Chi- cago, also was his wife. He told her that he believed he was di vorced by another wife in Portland, Ore. To partly atone for what he had done, Hedges made out the $1500 insurance policy to their 4-months’-old child, Mathew Sher- man Hedges. Judge Rutledge awarded Mrs. Hedges the custody of the child and awarded her an allowance of $15 a month for his support. THINKS REPUTED WEALTHY MAN HAS BEEN KIDNAPED Chicago Woman I ‘ports Incident Involving I. M. Scott, 78, Said to Reside in St. Louis. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 29.—An empty pocketbook received in the mails today stirred the police to search for Frank Marion Scott, 78 years old, reputed wealthy St. Louis man whom Mrs. Winifred Harris, bar- her shop proprietress, fears has been kidnaped. She said a man who was in her shop last, Friday heard Scott tell her he was going to Baltimore, Md., to withdraw $100,000 there to deposit at é&t. Louis. The man followed him from the establishment, she told police, but she did not think anything about it until the empty pocket- book bundled up with several per- sonal letters to Scott was received by her today. He had several hun- dred dollars when he_ left her shop. Mrs. Harris states that Scott lives at 4457 Cote Brilliante place, St. Louis, but spends considerable time in Chicago. She also believes he has~ business connections at Fort Worth, Tex. | Frank Marion Scott is unknown at 4457 Cote Brilliante avenue. There is no Cote Brilliante place in St. Louis. His name does not appear in the City Directory. FUNERAL OF DR, SAMUEL THERO IN EAST ST. LOUIS TOMORROW Methodist Minister Who Died After Conducting Prayer Meeting Re- quested Omission of Flowers. Funeral._services for the Rev. Samuel Thero, pastor of the Bond Avenue Methodist Church of East er meeting, will be held tomorrow in the First Methodist Episcopal Church of East St. Louis. The Rev. Dr. J. P. Meyers, head of the East St. Louis District Conference of Methodist Episcopal Churches, will officiate. Burial will be in the Royal Park Cemetery at Staunton, Ill. No flowers are to be sent to the funeral, in compliance with a last request of the deceased, but a bas- ket will be placed on his coffin to receive contributions for church work in India, where his son, Sam- uel Jr., is a missionary. He is sur- vived by Mrs. Jenny Thero, his widow: by Mrs. George Nessel, a daughter, of Staunton, Ill, and by four brothers and two sisters. BY POLICEMAN’S MOTORCYCLE Knocked Down by Machine of Of- ficer, Who Was Pursuing Speed- er, When It Skids. In pursuit of a speeder whose car was without lights, Motorcycle Policeman Gustav Fehr skidded last night on a flushed street and knocked down Mrs. Georgiana Hall, 60 years old, of 1828 South Eighth street and Mrs. Martha McClain, 49, of 1509 South Broadway, both widows, at Barry street and Sev- enth boulevard. Both women were seriously injured. The speeder es- 'eaped in the delay occasioned by daily—to lose weight this should | ° y M the accident. Fehr reported the man was trav- eling south in Seventh boulevard when he took up the chase. At Barry street, when he saw the women crossing, he attempted to avoid them, he reported, but his machine slid on the wet street and hit both pedestrians. 3 At City Hospital, Mrs. McClain Was said to have suffered fractures of the pelvis and hip and internal injuries and Mrs. Hall, fractured ribs and interna] hurts. ‘Only Al Can Beat Cal.’ Club Slogan WASHINGTON, April 29.—An “Al Smith-for-President Club,” for Virginia and the District of Colum- bia, has opened headquarters here. Jt has adopted the slogan, “Only Al Can Defeat Cal.” Thomas F. Dolan, an Arlington County (Vir- ginia) lawyer, is president of the organization. AMUSEMENTS FRIDAY EVENING, [BOGUS ORDERS FOR CEMENT APKIL 29, 19277__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ CAUSE ARREST OF FIVE MEN $700 Fraud Against Glencoe Co., Part of Bootlegging Activities, Police Say. Five Italians were arrested yes- terday by police investigating the disappearance of seven truck loads of cement owned by the Glencoe Lime and Cement Co., 901 Syndz- cate Trust Building, valued at $700. Detectives are working on the the- ory that the cement was obtained by bootleggers for use in the mounting of mash vats. Last week the cement company received seven telephone calls, each directing delivery of a truck of ce- ment for a contractor, a customer of the company. It was delivered and unloaded at the address direct- ed. Then the company endeavored to collect, and the contractor de- clared he had neither ordered nor received cement. Later an eighth demand for ce- ment was made on the company and police trailed the driver to the shed of Nick Vitale, 2017 Mullan- phy street. Vitale said he had given permission to a man to store the cement there. 4zast night the cement was taken to the home of John Belligrini, 922 High street, Bellegrini and four friends were arrested. -_- --- -~ It starts today—a Sizzling G Football Romance oF, 4 y) . qi —and a surprise q you "ll like! AU — a\S OF TWENTY. FIVE “ARTISTS CHARLIE ~ CHAPLIN 3 “VENETIAN NIGHTS” in a revival of Lotsa Fun! ‘ Lotsa Pep! 2 B his Greatest medy “SHOULDER ARMS” NIGHTS, 50c to $!. 65; MATS., 50c to $1.10 X., Seats also Aeolian office, 1004 Olive | [ ST. LOUIS--2 ani 6 P.M. ‘NO W— Daily -TORAY and SATURDAY KINGSHICHWAY AND SPALDING Sun.--BD'WAY, OPP. O’FALLON PARK | S OIRANI Seat Sale Now, Welff-Wilson Drug Store, 3th and Washington. NINTH AND ( AND , ORPHEUM ST. CHARLES Orpheum grt bayer we | fa Photoplays ‘hoice Seats Tonight (Some Reserved, 90c ) 50c Return Engagement by Popular Demand (| (| . ( FRANK FAY Circo | Ceremonies MISS "ULIET “A One-Girl Revue” oe + eee MISSOURI PACIFIC 7 QU ARTET . eee ee Other Orpheum Features and “HUSBAND HUNTERS” = “gusen*® Busch special— “See Your Friends on the Screen” Coming Sun.— —MISS _ FANNIE Ww ‘ARD_ GRAND &otse 11 A. M--CONTINUOUS— 12 M. BIG FUN FROLICS — And——— “THE DANGEROUS DUDE” Sensational Reductions in Prices. MATINEES FXcrry 20C STNDAY Children Under 12, Anytime, 15¢ RALL ROOM CASTLE OLIVE—9th St. CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL WITH MONSTER CARNIVAL Balloons, Paper Hats, Confetti Galore. | No Advance in Prices. | BASEBALL TODAY SPORTSMAN’'S PARK Cardinalss.Cincinnati Game starts at 3 O'Clock LADIES’ DAY Tickets on sale at 400 Olive St. Tune in on KMOX at 1 o'clock for weather and ground conditiens. OPPORTUNITY “KNOCKS AT YOUR DOOR BUT ONCE” ‘Is Your Station in Life Satisfactory? Are You in the Right Business? Is Your Home Life a Success? Prof, WM. ESTEP, Dr. Pt. Has Helped Thousands, Why Not You? One of America’s Greatest Character Analysts FOUR WONDERFUL LECTURES MAY 6, 7, 8, 9, at 8 P. M. HCTEL STATLER BALL ROC” ADMISSION FREE PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 3 a” “cee Delmar ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE and the Best Feature Photeplays 1 P. M——CONTINULOUS——II1 P. M. Spain's With Big¢ —_—* i R | NN ? Cast of Artists MARION SUNSHINE In “A BROADWAY BOUQUET” oraae BIG FEATURES AND VERA REYNOLDS in “THE . LITTLE. ADVENTU RESS” Matinee Today, 35; € hildren, Ihe mee = ES PREVAIL SATURDAY g Sunday— ( In Person) CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG et RR es He sere = et ms a OTD BTM ET CK ONCE GTO am Et Ont Foe SES g LS Sd Ks ES Pe Eee lh CS Lt La ae —_ —_ — ~ oh ALL WEEK GRAND & JU NIATA JOHN B in “THE Ee RIT GUE” PSEA a eB PSO eK Washingwn, ar o: Continuous, 11 to 11 MATS, 35¢ TILL 6 P. M p Starting ATURDAY ~~ ZT Veeck ot Aged On the Stage— ‘“RUBINO?F? & “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere” Here’s what St. Louis girls, who Saw a pre-view of “Slide Kelly, Slide!”, said of it: MALONEY Y 4531 Lucky Street “AS an actor, Bill Haines is wonder- Tul; as a lover, he’s the answer to a Maiden's Prayer." JULIA MOORS 1911 Spring Avenue, Vinita Park, Mo. “It's one of the best Pictures I've seen— it has pathos, laughs, WILLIAM Seve esa iveweira ORla SACS eS ate Pee Wri tl sf AFTRA OY Pare, ee > . . > \ . ¥ . thrills—everything! MARY COBURN Goldwyn. H A I N E NY eo Kingsbury Place S se ni Handsome hero’ of “Brown of “It's a wonderfu! ow showing pe + picture. aud go ¥ $2 «a seat in ned -— “ 7? 35 o e@ . * ADDED oe ATTRA CTIONS— MUTT & JEFF RUBINO The Post-Dispatch's comic page stars in NOFF “They shall Not Pass” FAREWELL WEEK of that Fiddiin’ OVERTURE—~ PF es | yo a l~— * i the “4 Ganges” an e Birth o e Lives” on noe —A LA RUBINOFF! Don Albert's Orchestra, ALSO FRIDKIN & RHODA with Grace Huddle, Soprano. eer nn ae oe zea A Soldan High Scnool girl and her part- ner from Morris Gests “Aphrodite”. ORE Big Midnight Show Saturday Nite BROOKE JOHNS FLOOD BENEFIT A FIESTA OF FUN AND JAZZ With the Beau Brummel of Jazz as master of ceremonies, Fast Dancing Girls, shaky, shivery music and a flood of great talent, including— PAUL SPORLEDER and members ot his big Grand Central Orchestra; AIASTER WYLIE, West End Lyric; cholce acts from the Ambassador's Publix show; EJks’ Club Hot-Time Quartettc: and all Missouri talent! ALL THEATRICAL UNIONS AND ACTORS ARE DONATING THEIR SERVICES axe ALL PROCEEDS GO TO RED CROSS FOR FLOOD 5SUF- FERRERS. ATTEND THIS JOYOUS JUBILEE AT THE MISSOURI THEATRE Saturday at Midnight Doors Open 11:30 | Admission $1.00 Se Jeff. and Chouteau News -. ; , | =a EMBASSY { wrestling Mat Mateh with ‘ 4938 Delmar Sanderson af FAIRY { “PARADISE” and ! | 5640 Easton THE COLLEGIANS” h A uble Program i$ IRMA Theater { “Ankles Preferred” & ti 6324 Bartmer Av. Rough and Ready” : f : KING BEE poate Jeena od “Her 1716 N. Jefferson Father Said No” i Kingsland {orn The Nervous Wree eo Wreck i 6457 Gravois Av. s Toll” % Kirkwood — oe | i Kirkwood, Mo. { Sat e and Fables : £ : ASHLAND > 3520 Newstead B BRONSON BADEN cat 8201 N. Broadway Serial ; “ee | 8 { “aLint “BLIND Comedy and News — *: — OF, he Ng Re Bremen [heater { New.’ New exork. x Wite” aad 20th and Bremen CHOUTEAU | a ee Comedy and» ee ee -~ nee hae ~ 2 Re P Yo 7 . 7 Fe we AN NANG Me SUS ALPE SEIN RS Hott ata le Program en Bait” and ° “One Man Game” KNICKERBOCKER { 3145 Park Av. . — - KOZY THEATER) Jer 7stane Se Euclid & Nat. Bridge Others i > - McNAI Rf usieseiyn's Wife” and fs : Mc Nair-Pestalozzi “Whispering Sage” i f | ( MACKLIND {owioct se he ore i 5415 Arsenal Luck”’ ' f ALICE DAY in MOGLER { “iis ® - York Wife” | Sth and Bremen audeville — FE HI-POINTE Clayton & McCaus. ' NEW SHENANDOAH y XEATRICE sor if Bdwy & Shenandoah ‘ “Nobody's Widow” \ Newstead = { “Zi. Sna‘sedam the { 4366 Lee Av. De Lore’s Gift Sh Shop ip O’FALLON , {ies Murray, st if 4200 W, Florissant! “McFadden’s Fiats” : “Forever After” and PALM { “The Perch of the Union and Greer Devil” PAULINE es gg Mae Lillies & Claxton “SONORA KID" ble P | 2842 Pestalozzi and “Perfect Glows” GEORGE SIDNEY ia QUEENS THE AUCTIONEER’ 4700 Maffitt and Serial hn Barrymore in RITZ (ota BELOVED Grand and Juniata ROGUE” ROBIN ee ee : ge “Enook- is 749 Robin St. ee’s Outing Party” i" UNION “Buckaroo Kid” p “Going Crooked” : Union and Easton * — Amateurs -“ \ Double Pr 4 WELLSTON ( iis Program. | 6822 Easton ag a i ) t “Nervous Wreck’* H Woodland { Gravois Bus. ane i 5015 Gravois Minstrel Show : + | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS ] i yf ARSENAL” ,, Double Procram . Grand and Arsenal \~Hills of Kent I AUBERT {x17 0ie Dati ne i Aubert and Easton ie * if Cinderella f aon JAMES i it Cherokee and lowa BLACK FLAG” i COLUMBIA (fy 6, Sassen Hf 5257 Southwest “EASY PICKINS” % at iz : VIOLA N if, CONGRESS PAS rene oer apn uf 4023 Olive St. Congress Club if Grand-Flor. { “Madam Wants Ne ia Grand & Florissant '@ Acts of Vaudeville ii GRAVOIS | Ll Erx pecanD i Jefferson & AR OnRMINE™ i pene. HOUSE PETERS “THE COMBAT” 1643 8. defferson {xen “Uneasy MIKADO (0: otRtus a COU | 5955 Easten {is Nb” Double Prog 3524 Easten and “tl pstream” oO Z A Ww i eoate tins Webster Groves “Hills of Kentucky* PAGEANT § -rih Man OF THE $861 Delmar FOREST” w= Powhatan { ote Penits or Sill Sutten Av. T 2 | Harrison Ford and SHAW Phyllis’ Maver ta 20th and Shaw “The Nervous Wreck” | | LINDELL WALLACE BEERY | Grand and Hebert we ==5 . MAFFITT ie HOLT in | 2812 N. Vandeventer FUREST” —_ : Manchester Rascal” and | 4315 Manchester Gorilla Hunt Maplewood , ..,Dovlc Prox: | 7170 manchester { ~~ o6 rea ae | Shenandoah } Sorehiae _ Grund-Sheaandoab - _ SOE 6 6 06 dees & 8 6 HE WH HE DF nae’ WE Eee dee BOOS) we PCO Tew RES Boru eb we) OO ee ee 4ACK HOLT te Tivott air oy THs | 6350 Delmar | ms All.@ter Cast io VIRGINIA | (" Shoes ce | SA17 Virginia BRIGADE” " ——— Dering $1926 the Post-Dispatee Teta, “Waente™e | printed 910,76" 304.665 more than the THREE other St. Louls newspapers

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~ wnena WUKACK inthet ACI ORY or the OF FIL | .s an urgent matter get him through these columns. “~4 Anite 2 go, a ) LOST AND FOUND ALL PAPER CLEAN'G, gy : it.» - DISPATCH. 4 HARDING FOR LATIN-AMERICAN | [ Pes Lk so Se ma Bk saa 2. HANGING—Best Fale | | , | ERBE—Fntered into rest at residence, on | REEVES—On Thursday, April 28, 1927, | Lost : 27 .m. = love fSrandfathe ( -] is vhty-thir: Services will be held at tt Ambruster UC R—tLost: brown fox; ce ack. |; anKnk., Pass New York Times Statement. | April 27, at I p. m., Leona Louise, beloved ether and uncle, in his elghty-thire | ol 4284 Manchester avenue. Briday,| Reaurd. EAst 5291, __.___{c) | ing: all work guaranteed la wife of Louis G. Armentrout, darling moth- | Year. | Del, 4234 | er avent day, r nasal “(ch "NEW YORK, Apr 2s ; er of Garnett L., Martha Eline and James Funeral Sunday, May 1, at 2 p. m..| April 29, af 5 p.m. Intermen at Kess | GLASSES—-Lost; around Sherman Park; | — 7 . eo * a tis aes cae te - | Armentrout, dear daughter of J. Ww. and Sey the (se0rge L. Pleitsch ch ape l, 5906 . Mo.. Baturday afternoon, (é reward. Call ki Orest 8705M. _ | wv ALL 7 APER siooumne ioni ee eee | Str Sarah J. Ousley, sister of Mrs. Gertha| P48ton avenue, to Maryland Heights Cem-| SMITH—Departed this, life at Tulsa.| GLASSES—Lost: — black-rimmed, “Famous- | LAciede 6662. poard ras Been Functioning | va achat tana ao “9 nd | St uctures Later Used as Stables zimmer Mrs Myrtle Barney, Ellen Ousley eee? (Ce) Ok.. Saturday, April 23, 19 arr lawmee y verside oR. (of) | WALL = ay ag agen : ; : i : om ie i, and : ley ison | iauer Sr elict of xhn RR. Smith lurin } ay ; ‘ . Se ican s@lidarity, co-operation 2 = C Mills Onc We deceased, and H. V. Ousley and Harrison | GAZZOLO—Fntered into rest on Wednes- Thorhauer Smith, relict of ,J0! n B. Smith | ; ; icini | ee , c day will paper x = for Year—Many W age ; mutual confidence as the most 0h and ougar HIS nce re Ousley of Eldon, Mo., at the age of 33 lay. Agri a7. 10927, in, oa mother, grandmother and mother | , 7A Terry = 7 = = — ne 4 Ue een — Sit: i : sf iSSI ear ’. Gazzolo. dearly loved wife ; 'a' e}) | ALL rooms cleaned b , ners NWOGRA and sie Scales Negotiated. | portant opportunity and responsi- | Spanish Missions. years. (ce) 7 aise alowed | ; # HE axe . j ‘ * : } “ , Fann . cal? «wre hi — - bility before the United States in| do Cay. | in-law, niece and cousin, in her fifty-ninth | 4t 11:30 p. m. Services at St. Alphonsus | and City imits car line: return T. | @nd wall washing; fl ¥ e ‘ : i April 28, 1927, at 4:30 D. m., Johanna year. sd | (Rock) Church, Saturday, April 30, at 10} Gerrel!, care McKnight, 630] Clayton rd, /@ll_ work guaranteed; its foreign relations, says John | Barth, meee 6 reste, — pidge Fs Funeral Saturday. April 30. at 3:30 p.}| a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. (c) | G ome Ss ; @aturday or Sunday: ter- HUmbolt 06572. orn ' ‘ ¢ { o ° aan ; : “ ‘ tA »~Je ae 4 6 eels “ius ‘ * : y« ’ : von Se Wael Bere, OMe Ces mM. arom the George L. Pleitsch chapel, | TIMPTE—On hursda¥, April 28, | toise shell rimmed in green leather case; | j “~-* 7 b By the Associated Press, ip hat of e Intern1-! ; " Fico ake etlnagpeniguy: wo ) | By the Associated Press. er-in-law, grandmother and great-grand-/|5966 Easton avenue, to Oak Grove Ceme- 9 a. m \dolph 'G. Timpt PArkview 05953 7 . a, ** tata tT. bsbh PLO sti hn Pe « 7 be WASHINGTON, April 29.—One ' tional Pan-American Committee, in eager a ‘1 99.—-| mather. tery. «3 35 | rew S2t MOE — : | BRUNSWICK, Ga., April 29. ivaneral Saturday, April 30, af 3:30 p. |¢ ! (c5) | Bast Monroe avenue. Kirkwood. Mo. ARSE Straved. oa Makoce te ie | cen government agency is approaching! a statement. | Pruner ad adel garlors, Mizsissippi and |C@OLDSTEIN—on ‘Thursday, April 28, | loved husban eek’ thats Glasl Ge De .thegaee PROFESSIONAL | ¢ ; - ay: Old ruins which generally have; ™.. trom Moydel pariors, MNSSISsIpp! | 1927, at 6:20 o'clo: ; ae fs ibs . : Pe. Glee es ia rps its first birthday without noise or'| When the fifth » Pan-American Allen avenues, to New Picker Cemetery. | Goldstein. president Neston Denaatting | Warcatuihe iaus. tas Sheen ae te k: or Je. ee @ ' ‘conferehce was in progress at San-| been known to residents of this sec-| BAUER—Entered_ into rest on Thursday. | Manufacturing Co.. belovea son “Lilty | Sndie 2° Steiets ‘ee ae ae father-in. | nomial e219) ge a (MAMAN Sit.: white: ceneral ho advertising, but probably with a/J|,. : - Hardi bo) , April 28, 1927, t 2:39 p. m.. Fred-|} Goldstein of Chattanooga. ‘an Hout t tau avamshnsoe a 1g Tong ‘hen ther-belae o. . ARS Sn ee a tc); * ——d ae of , d more ser‘ous people sincerely desired to heip 2 5 . Barbara Bauer, dear father of Mrs. Mary | Milo Guinney ; — Markha ; “s : ae ae a meat LEARN TO DANCE in 4 private esta” & score Of new an = “OY i them to maintain their indepeni-| riod 1556 to 1668 by monks who! Vanek, Mrs. Anna Ott, Charles Jr. and /|loved son of Mrs. Rowena Corrigan, de: _ Funeral from Clement's parlors, 2217 | POCKETBOOK—-Lost; marked I. E. Prin-| class lessons: results guatantesd: Manes issues have been raised in behalf : ae : nt : ) ill : rer. Sou iran boulevard. Saturdar, April | gle: = eontainine S9 and passes: keep lv > 35 c ve at. Ww ;ence and enjoy permanent prog-| followed the early explorers of! law, grandfather and great-grandfather. Eva Fagan and Leo McCaffer; ur; vi, at « Pp. m. Interment Bellefontaine | MODS; . 3: us ot groups of workers; new wage | ress and prosperity. ee ge , eae 59 Funeral Monday, May 2, at 8&:3U a, m., dear brother-in-law and uncle, aged 43 Creer te) | 2 EF wt ag scales for almost all employes have; .. Pte 2 ; hat tha) pain. They set up a chain of mis-| from Moydell parlors, Mississippi and | ¥¢ars. ————_— es | POLICE DOG—Lost; puppy: 3 months o!d./ Short time only. Lessons any In view of the fact that the; - | Allen avenues, to St. John Nepomux], Funeral from the Schumacher funer: ~ I ‘ini of North Grand from Water) Lawler, 5026 Delmar. FOrest iati i Sere “as , . aanetory . ae 98) | +: 2 D. m., to SS. Peter and Paul's Ceme-|~ In Jocine wom nnn enn ao _| Reward. (c) | a a. > TT a ae returo pocketbook. Postoffice Box rille Til. og? c} * , “~~ os Ware st ap here Py fer eI sereteed le coc ‘ bhnaihe Gasket, aa, wins eee ae I Petey eens AP EAR weg A owt y Vetting! eatin an er pats whe - RT answers to name Jappy: re ward | > nega gy a oe a ee Ss ednesday, Apri! 7. 1927 [ ron aw vou enffering here ec 'offered for return. 7612 Ethel. HIland | LADY does econ and investigating. * eee SG : . Pe aa we ° . dé .* 4 . v \ Stell ring ne : gO great i 7 (ce) sirictly confidential: references WL : % aod x MEN, BOYS Sa ; At = ‘ : re Ty ; SDANT—Private case, . rant, a ' an office of a railroad ; eer sa Sethe up attitude of President Harding to- C., to St. Augustine, Fla. F day. April "eh 9:30 | D. ™:. Ceola ‘ Dee “. . antr ' ,; Beckwith req Tint ; ’ rd #20 Victoria Bldg. Shadowin tigating. CEntral 4077. Night and fy utson, Lag Z Jackson, 4442 McPherson, JEtferson e, restau , nite you he in 1 reagan Haverkamp (nee-Rueter). our] Your memory we will ; vs keen, ; rs : ‘ | dear father and father-in-law, in his sev- | DREN | Pherson » z , 4 4 “ * M4 . 1s . Ps =~; P nd i mtioa } sti ad elaats a & | REE Son ae La ge Fale eR Per en eRe ciples a Chairman > spe —— ne ca unless authoritatively contra- | resulted in the Spaniards being | ie og tee? pelo pe Boh at 1:30 p. ~— Ae Eri . at 1 4104 |; PURSE—Lost: leather underarm; gray al- ariy riod of cur mediation we a. | drive . . m., from residence, 1725 Mississippl ave- “uneral from Kriegsnauser Chapel, licator: betwee ith and &tl jash- the early pe dicted, any dependable evidence to! driven back into the present con-| nue. to St. Vincent de Paul Church. thence | Manchester avenue, on Saturday, April 30, | Moa arta MB oni Cee pr354R 0 Ce?) ‘ at 8-20 a m. to St. Be rnhard's bile ee. WW chi Nie st aAiit, Pt Re. 1 a ; ‘ long series of maneuverings which! of Ketchler, Thelbert. Morrison, T. i . ™ ‘ ’ ‘ 4 ’ et | ~ : ~ ss ot : ; | the words ‘fight’ and ‘dispute’ were disprove that alleged attitule! fines of Florida. Gen. Oglethorve |to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. rear pat. .: Church. pines —— aeuaetomes , ‘dis oo LS Th PRESS : — . | ERS Re ee fi | SEAMS Lo3> SUITS—A gs a or 2 words ‘problems’ and ‘discussion. GOV, RITCHIE APPEA ‘and many of them settled in thejna Bjorkman and dear sister, sister- /KREWET - ola ; & | PURSE—Lost; brown; Famous-Barr lava-| before 9 a. m. GRand 5937 (one And so small a matter has helped | country. The colonists attempted mai ae aunt. mae lagu cnet . 2 i “pt ying age B int yr hurs- | tory; Thursday; purse Contained 2 purses, | a. ._ . , , | pea "ee ) | Funeral Saturday, Apri te ee eee ee” eek ‘containing keepsake jewelry: other articles; | : : develop a habit of ciscussing prob- T0 AROUSE POLITICAL INTEREST to draw a veil over the early Span- m.,, ftom, the, George 1. Pleitech Holey a en Be ieee ae Cerin | en PERSONAL | liberal reward besides money left in purse. INSTRUCTION j j —_—_ —--—-— ? . ' 5966 Easton avenue, etna yemetery. | ; a. oard has discovered |. plic must look to the press, more |—a mixture of seashells and shell|3, Aia¥ es = agg =a gg BE ce re. |-,/uneral Monday, May 2 B:30 a. Post-Dispa tel oe | t; Pratt’ Marga- | fv. matied free rvrite Ozment, 1203 an” | §QTO MECHANIC exe s SS in every ‘ 143 ? > eile sina M ~ We ¢ Oak . ‘dwar ere ‘Orest 1540 ade Digg. St. Louis. nel & t LOY © de as lat its success Y contro-lipan to the forum, the pulpit or | lime—immediately were converted | * ' end. of Oakland. Cal., Edward FOrest 1540. LADIES— Lea; —___{B} q aot M HA NICS—Expe saaaiieaes-_—_————— - —— . ’ = i if p i kee e) ™ 'from Drehmann-Harral chapel, 1905 | aes i. a A tT) , i; boulevard, to Biessed Sacrament hurch,; PERSONAL—M. W.: Come home o~ write | hai st directly p ion- ¥ SAP Littien. Kremer. Mre, Melba |ivcnas tn Caivare Cameter M. K.—Mother : oP ) .TCH—Lost. 17-jewel [linois: rewar prin? n hairdressing. versy 1s gs t dire a oh eet the classroom, for effective leader- {into stables and later were turned!smith’ our dear. mother-in-law. fthence to Calvary Cemetery fot} (c2) | WA CH—Lost, 17-jiewel Illinois: reward.{ marcejling. beAuty culture: ; © ce ce oe : : rf : : s ef mi 7 hn 1 . Le . ty-sixt ate to the amount of. self-efface ship, particularly in politics, Gov-|into sugar mills. Children grew) and sister, in her sixty-sixth ee. SOS 3 es Mer econ : T > bpd’ | KREY—Entered into re |, PERSONAL-—Olza, have money for you; AYler 3354). (cB9) hoe > ~ ; - - *? 7 | ® ‘ od ¢ ry reer r bd ' a Ve P ddrese r "if, Tam 4 * ; > ~ - 1g- r J -o WS N—I ‘ st: nN 7 locket F ae ‘ Funeral Monday. May 2. at 2 p. m..| zo, 1QZi, st @ a. . Henry Krey of | 8! idaress, Write Box M-o6, Post-Dis-}; WATCH AND CHAIN—Lost; ang locket, 2 “1 ‘ . ' ” : ~ ’ ~ ‘ , bd - . a . Teh ri ; rion ogr “4 ‘e ] > te wf . ment W hich its mem bers and ernor-elect >. Ritchie of Marvland up to know the structures only by from M ath. Hermann & sons chapel. } air | 39 26 \ est .try nue, fen! y bye LOV ect husband Da : A. Fat oe Bes apaae (t}) | mon eram L. L. ee Call CUiLax 70 9; land West Flcrissar avenues, Interment | of Lis \rey (nee Langen-Grimm), dear! PERSONAI—House antl var ral wh reward, (co) he ° . N ' . agencies can attain. Bie eer ae Pihate. uitiitart , | | Ol ee : pas ae we told the Bureau of Advertising of | their utilitarian uses, lin Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends | fath ‘* Clara Schuler, Anna Sickel, | used to. work tor Nolker, corner New-|WRIST WATCH—Lost; white gold. band; | it means independence. Learn where fx Chairman Winslow holds tnat|the American Newspaper Publish- In recent years, historical so-| invited to attend. (cv) | Helen Cooper, Margaret Wahle, John Di, , stead and Lindell. looki arid; near Grand and Cass. 3017 Cass. ure is unknown: day or night cla Gar a : : , aan seinen ’ : am reorge (rev g- | house, r T. M. Sayvma yan ear! WRIST TCH ost: “*hursday after- | Wt HOF » i a there is no other law or system of!ers’ Association last nicht. cieties and individuals have | BRUENING—Entered into rest on Wednes- | ' pet _ - i ges we ’ i froy Su Bon Lindell ‘ ‘ poison } — . “sg on 23 ae — KMOX every Weinnneune Tone x ; . ; hi , ; os : : i : e . ay we 21, 2827, at 2:43 .. mh. | SOPRA, Edward and Emily Grimm, our) )°°™ ae ws 4AnGes t ankK-} noo EL wer wmpress and Gri and - ; sdé a dealing with labor disputes which Discussing the “‘decay of interest | financed an extensive search of ar-| whan ae g oan jel Sadeced waniand. lear father-in-law and grandfather, aged | *t!~. _ al Olive: reward. __Rliverside_0738.___(c) ccheinnehin Es pa 08 is s0 devoid of form and force as|/in political thinking,” Gov. Ritchie! chives in Madrid, Seville and Ha-!of Mary Bruening (nee Beter), our dear | a le WRIST OW Nb aste go ae ae N. 6th st. , ler a ; , i br . ‘r-in-law ¢ le ag 56 ineral Saturday, April JQ, Ss a. m., | goid, « diamonds and. Sap DmMires a ea - the statute defining the work of appealed to the press of the nation | vana, the result being the charting | ws brother-in-law and uncle, aged 96 | from Koch's chapel, 2514 Nort h FRATERNAL NOTICES jwateh and 4 sapphires in band; reward, | ae ret ee culture taught the board of mediation itself. “not necessarily to preach and /of the entire chain of missions and 3 Funeral Monday, May 2, at 8:30 a. m., | swag to St. Augu: yeas: ance i. eae ted Ne i rizedjer of publicity, n n endeavor, 1at of the mission of San Domin-| | Joyce), dear mother of Katherine Krump,? ducting e funeral ef the late W. Br diastase arate a aa : . 3 : — : 3. ~ 3 oe CHRISMER— inte Wednes- 1 Mare ¢ ar , te Neil coe opera caeanen oo. oon ° v. rRUCK LICENSE PLATE—District No. Trade Schools oe: eo as part time in_o tice: tyye him the facts. During the investi-|of our people.” | Tolomato, near Darien, Ga., traces | © nn Egg cl nn talaga | McCOUBRIE—On Vedn s jay, Ir 27, | AUTOMOBILE AND is TWO-HORSE WAGON LICENSE—Cen- 7D. — eee eae ieee a ee Bee : TALOG cE COMPILER—H |} Sor ‘ and 19°27. Joseph G. Me ‘oul “ie ¢ 61 1 | MOTOR BUS TRAVEL | tral Distri t. “ P ” name In on scholarship. cont ) eo By ~ te catalogues; give age , I | N. wen ae see H-302, 76+ *& "ESSETL . a ndav. May 2. at 8:: gation the parties must by law The press, as the representative of a fortress, dungeon and other} on Me ‘ ~ 19 name in 6 leave matters in s st n} 3; , ! rec hav _ 'm., from residence, 4125 Wajbridge uthwest ave! id of argari toa aetna rr oe Barber Collers. 811) ntial. Box H- Sen status quo for 60/of the people, must ald diplomacy | Structures have been found. (to St. Engelbert Church. Intermen al- | McCoubrie (nee Nelson), father of ar- TRAY EL THI BUS W AY ee ——————— aS : ee o drive private | : e % : 7 ei * — BX. PATEN eC Uy Trinidad Asphalt Co., 80 “a eS Zz : days. But the board does not goto achieve its task of furthfring a | vary Cemetery. oO) | aged 5 pipet iy aareta SPECLAT TES | | a g jaged 57. rea SPECIAL RATES || BUSINESS CARDS |} | earsxtswiainea, advice saat to the President unless mediation | better understanding between na- |! " | COTTER—Entered into rest on Wednesday. ineral Saturday, 2:30 isis: a eens — . = 7 : o NO}o | a : mangas, City, 35: Larson, Paul Brown Bldg., 818 ¢ UFFEUR—For paint shon, a em ri ' presetres Fe = 4 : 3, Pp. m., aS JAa April 27, 1927, at 12:10 o'clock p. m. eLauchlin'’s funeral ame. 2300 Lafayette MICaZO. Cemet ye | $0). cf : Minister to the United States, said | wife of Joseph E. Cotter. dear mother of e fas é one ge gl ay REROORI |e ee ee oot” a 7 1 = : : - : - Offers Baby for $25.71 Bill in an address before the publish- | Evarista and John Cotter. | Lodge 460, A. F. and A. Mi St. Aldemar | sterling. Linn. Jefferson City, 2 | . . : Haw gai ees — sf - Funeral from family residence. 5069 | Commandery, 0 -mple, lhambré terting. inn, Jefferson Citv. 2 p. mM. ’ ’ PROFESS! 7 aie 1427 : ll , . . ; , : . a a ‘ \ sy eas ee ~ be By the Associated Press. ers association. : Ay ril 30 ig eat * dest |BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G —— FESSIONAL i et Y HOT To w Pat : governments, the press can repre- | | nee sii Wednesday | Met RORY—Entered into rest on Thursday, | "ELLOW AY BUSSES “(| ated poeiinedciteas eesioen teed alien bonus ~ av. at Marie Treas ate today offered her baby in set- ae Te oT et rest on ednesday, | oril 28. 1927. at 12:3 : PS pIITS | BRI PORCHES—Sun pariom a —_ wood. Telephone Hlland 9486. hotel: references req a » ~ . } . . -. i . ‘el) : . tlement of a bill of $25.71 in an/§ diplomacy carries its own sance- : chimneys. rebuilt. | Es’ 415 Lucas. car busses. tonded and insured. 11724 Elliot. LtIr 1 3811. : Ee * _ te ® vir ‘s on ~ ry "2 c: ¢ ; ~ oly " ‘ ny k y POS sR ~ 4 ork in oclock, to St. Mark's | Ame! Jennings’) 7200. Jefferson Ho GArtie) . | BRICK and cement work; new and altera- 7 M- BAKER a een a the Temove a ight work. 4401 Natural | rl Se ns: terms. COlfax 723: ate suffington, in } | once —a ai > Nahe ing jlastering Evanston li : i ti Y j h + - . . i . ; ra ee T } ar 4 ’ i i ie e.e 4 i i ‘ isis. Di: ho! ha ahs “ . , police court, but her offer | tions in the moral force which it | 5 D q| . sedssch, Mrs. Linda Hogan. Mrs. Set | ee seat’ Maiarea®. hae 90. from real | Te | a73 liot. LIndell , — k *ltand eister of H urvey “Murphy ' and s. us le a oe a #211. ors i John P. Donovan, beloved husban y | Sarah Donovan (nee Tieman), dear father} ~").0, va co a thur J. Donnel!r’s par-| Maryland Hotel—GArfield 9286, Cc placed it on a desk before the TOO LATE FEe CLASSIFY lof Arthur, Myrtle and John Donovan, soni] rs, Twe ity-firs am Wash str Pen eee iieiitiaciaiadia in taat ee wae + - are ne a. ° lof Lollie Donovan- and the late Patrick | priday, April 29, 1927. at : SEVEN-PASSENGER car to Jefferson city, | ,in& porches; satisfaction guaranteed, 4221 | BAKER—Sit.; all-around, as ben@ee : a hel ed to release Ra- | OFFICE BOY—$40, Consolidated, 1204 Icago ON) | Ronexan. brother of Charles ton Joseph | terment in Calvary Cemetery. Saturday, 9 a.m. Return Sunday; for; Kenmerly. LIndell 1732. (co) | _or third hand. CEntral 5473, scion aa 3 LITHOGRAPHY | enel if she made a refund. She} _Ambassador. ~~ gen aged dear brother-in-law, uncle) weyER—Entered into rest Thursday, ; Particulars phone FOrest 5078M. . | (5)|CARPENTER and __ builder: alterations | BAKER—Sit.; first hand; bread, a, col % gros ie placed the baby with the money | YOUNG MAN—20-235 years with whol: | ~ “Pameral from Arthur J | April 28, 1027, at 6:40 p. m., Regina | THE RACES PROM YOUR ME | Screens: reasonable. _COlfax 8960s, (c6) | fee cake; references. DEimar Segue 3 watthe color ye and sturted out ] : sale hardware stock and clerical experi- | al roa tors. Twenty-first and Wash streets.on Sat-; Meyer (mee Simmons), cearly elovecd » AND BACK: ROUND TRIP, $2. FOREST | CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR —Buildings. | BAKER—Sit.; 23 years experteneees = ~¥ sti See wet he Mtarekeener | ence. cataloces comoiline with invce nnd. | sed iorning. April 30, at 8:30 o'clock, | mother, sister, aunt and grandmother, at} 3623. ET Te te -. _ (c8)| additions, alterations. remodeling. repairs.| class: bread, rolls, coffee calm | >efused to take the child. i ee pi Prva 1} ae gEive age and experience, } AYO F o i t’ St. id Pts Church. Interment iT . mo hs e : — Mra aece s : : ; é g "H C ; FROM YOUR Hi IME. $4.5 - Letler._ L Aciede_ S519. (6) SO076W. ag Box H-301, Post-Dispatch. (c7) | IO? | Mount Olive Cemetery. | ru ence Saturday, April) Rov: RIP, $8. DAILY SERVICE. | REPAIRS Garage built and ecreen werk. | BAKER—Sit.; first hand, all seemed | 30, pD. m. eS Sea ee cS) | FOrest 2628. ____— -‘“5") | mond, 3236 Liberty. Riverside | MEYERS—on TRAVEL ON ree ; | Cornelius | Meyers oF Isto Caiitornis | PURPLE SWAN COACHES | CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH'LS'G | SOOKKELPER—si_ small set; gen | GERLACH _DARBLOW CO. —S i intermedi: lepot, 520) Ches ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING € — —s 4 Dwoop FIN 5 ae j CARPENTERS & BUILDERS fio pit icvationg aia Depa eabinet_Co.. 2110" Wala (ce8) | ALTERATIONS—Garages. porches, sleep- | GRand 3152W., Be" - LAUNDRY DRIVER—Ext sce N. Broadway. fe o— a ae ————— — -—-- ee Be with PP PIP PIF PF FFF FOO SOO OOOO : es : ) | avenue, ’ aes =| ‘satrease « y ERE at ‘ = - _—-—-——— . SS9S9999SSS A “ : ‘ a N ‘ ~ ~- | jate i ant P YY Lhe uge ‘ * KAN SAS bt SPs ER, CE AGO. { HIt AG ' Carpet Che aning Co. best work. CA RPENTER—Sit.. col ~ . s cha ffeur. T02 Wes 2 641i KY : ; [ANAPOLIS J * > : Indel!l PN ‘ oe inew . ot shies +. \““ N “* ored; 7 au . r Wid : A} ) is, tf MI HIS 4 He i 2030. _ 38 ’ , » = _- a 4 ™ “T T 5 ‘ : VV | | | l , a . is 4 ror %y es : . ‘ oy Md A “6 ’ NO ; ; i - eat : og SEN n . le pA f}; (* } yr ter is 2S ~ ~~ er * “ - ’ rat O L O | j - Aa” Pes * és , } Rs ‘ , - [a I! é . ae ity tf ‘ .. J \ is, | 4. zs ?— oe — and i * ; CLOTHING SA LESMAN— Sit.; 15 Ff is ditty AT. state f Missouri. do hereby ive nticpe | «Nace YY and ic ouse irin an Stali- j xperie . ares 225 Tanoral si aturday. Fx at 2:20 | that will not eo seemenalaie Mar ook et , . 4 | experience; references. Box ing motors. Call Victor 4492W or Victor a ( Orlrente ter Mo. fs. ace Cle StS hs tS ot is fUaraniced old house W y and fixtures | ments and answering inquiries: Fou ae ant. onn . SsIng SW 7 > ry aud aA. SR tg 6 BE ee me ote +4 “' | SPECTAL NOTICE—TI, Floyd M. Bergmann, | nstaled by experts at moderate prices: | age 98: od habits: be rences, a St. louis: ] issinger answered a call for volunteers, and permitted himself to KA. Mii jAscalon Commauucry No; 18: | “of G1I9A Michigan av. City of St’ Lous | Cash o> terms. For estimate. call Main | N35. Pet Disnatc, "aaa Dee eit oat | Reg 9 : jy | and State of Missouri, do hereby give no- | SoS. Wright Electric Co.. 207 N. 3d. (e8) | pnexprep—Sit- experiemesds eee a ‘——Loung; sales exp sible r any "Toone. Bos & » truck. 409 SS. 224 at. | be be made a victim of the dread disease. which was killing thousands. He MILLEM—-Enicted into. rest. oo Sriday,-| tovie eancactchomeriae eine aoa a a peetimee ee : , ia = ° ‘ . : s : - : ori 29 ae Le # UUtTa oe niu iaAte OY My wie | ‘ost-Dis ch. : 3 |... Fieay : , sacrificed his health, suffered paralysis, and made himself an invalid for life that Apri 29, 1 raDAE ae nemuasen: | HERE ee DIRECTOR PUBLT Tce ATO exoericniced pret : ee dep ring Tothes maddened ain | advertising and publicity mem, gi Ba! ail oe might be released from the scourge of the fever. His aim was accom- a : ished, yet today he lives i ie fioht; schelees! itn mine and auni. aged SB yeete |g) Re “7 ae p y V Nn seclusion, fighting of f adv ersity _ ae little cottage e uth ae oe : ae bday | oaeeee, ro LS Will be re ived at | CONCRETE ig initoid work wanted; 4658. ELEVATOR OPERATOR—Sit.: OF wa p aged. - | nan: age ; . . 7 £ AN—For estah. ' tardily granted b } a1] f | pH 2s. 192 pe yt , ‘TLIPINOS—Sit;_ priv yg y the gSvernment. The strange story of this great hero will be ® | Freasticke Moclicr (nee Svuewe). beloved | Gouasuce with, instructions and specifica- | PLASTERING, repair work? @ epecialty. | Reuscnen @aniiiee Seman | Adams TYler 2416W. (c)| car driver.Any thing - considered” P a ie nese ane door and Wili- of age. experienced in dvertising Re: AN ~ - . - r | | dow sereens: made to order: anything in | sales promotion and press work, varied & % — Young, 30-30 Joa > SEALED PROPOSALS ' Lie ee ¢ rood Ver rk. Riverside mene extensive experience: prefer Ie sit 3 ; hardware stock and with his wife t in t k ry h . at « De W. 40 ga 1160.) Geme- : , , trying to eke out an existence on the $100 a month pension Rl tee 6) |: H. D. V. S. National Sanatorium, Tenn; | _@ 21) | experigheed = cite” cekteomean an Raptizall ee wee ae SEC me. fixed, 0! | EXCAVATING— Large or small jobs. ran work. Box L-287, Post-Dispatch. told 11) the next Sunday } fagazine of the Post-Dispatch. tog Png pt oe 4 m4 ms ao - - | “ er. as ae tg - gm : ne et hold - OO eee cooking. Rox M-154 Post- ratcn, - 3 , and dear grandmother of Edward! supplies unti ‘ele Ale ; mn \ r 5. . ¢ ve | PAINTING *ap - Th My ees pee -_ 4 bodies on : ix q - {j ? *a) ‘ . ++ ry " . fs v . o . heee ai ‘ Ny -ip- « Ww n | a Th Pe ws . 14} nee ' tymn%i} ‘ eS 4 _————_————— - ~ EY *“nterad ints eet on Thurs .- m. June 6, 1927, : : MORRISSES Entered into rest on Thurs SS =_—— a Ing, varnishing, canvassing, decorating, | dell. 092 3! ual T7 OFFS SSS SOO CSSOSOSSSSS POOOSO #, = Bs - | HE AMAZING | H E bs S day; April 28, at 7:3U ae. m., Rathieen | = signs. etc 2°93 Franklin. CEntral 8909 — -~ good pay. | Sie a Ae tT a alin anes ’ “eB Pimiiih. - we’. | MAN—Sit,: jlored: w er or W i | B A R O N | Ss | M tay Morrissey, Garling dauzh of Jame: i STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING ace at im a> no ay pisorlanied aa kind of G ial I ARAHUMARAS u ROMAN I fee FLING | Morri i a es aa STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING, ~ | MAN—Sit.; white: S4: cleaning Ia) | one and nat | | The annual meeting of the sto®khold- “cr Offices or apartments. sdwit tl ; to oe Ia URE ; ; x Funeral from family residence 292 rs of the | St. Louis: County Water Co. | 00 or professional cards, 909 - nae peepee aa £ Rng are a &. e an 3 D from their mountain SHORT time ago Lord Tamm avenue, on Saturday morning, April | re a a pe protons pel ge mango ‘joan | Le dentage sole I iad ‘ts tig eg Sheed — MAN—Sit. voung German. is Ok ine a Grand: nie co e BO, at 8 to St. James’ Church.| actio such other busin m maw | dca te ig wmree Sype faces. money TF i position es bieckenith. a Gee OPFice “Goneolida : : ; Interment in Calvary Cemetery. | ronerly come before t! ae 4 het unde “ Lily oe et. ~ Terrington Was one of the ' NORRIS—Entered into rest. April 27. a D . ) he company. BAL eee eee ictona Bidg.. St. Louis. _ (c80) MAN—Sit.- desires work as D " i . : | ar 3: eimar renue, niversity City. Mo.. stock clerk, or similar wor money but by promise of a wealthiest and ablest lawyers in : io de tees ee ee | oe ee s : &. Box NAGS ris, dear husband of Rose F. Norris (nee -40€ - Mm, — —" — : MAN-—-Sit.; on “had Gal sent oR ce Srl H. HENRY. President. FIREPROOF O©oO.—15Sth and Lalayette: sanaiiemes pom Ee — y a . : ‘ > i|m., trom. Bopp s chapel, Kirkwood. In- | (c8) | __ ee carpenter work: steady wW re cestors were runners for Cortez, with another mans wife left his > j;terment Valhalla Cemetery. GET our rates for storage on household | can give reference. Add ae WS have CO t h U . d S ? case copy. >: 7. effects, Special rates on storage from | 812 Dammart ev.. St. Lovie Commun r - | PATTERSON—Entered into rest on Fvi-, fy . ER—Sit.: ner me O t S nite tates to OWN and journeyed with the other Apr 280 1 y af j a § la abba! | est eguipment. fica work: knowledce o ofthe Be atters -idow Patterson. LINCOLN WAREHOUSE, tails d bookkeeping: operate ’ |. entra? 76 ae ls an P ¢: can | LOST and FOUND }]| cesta! 00 a728_toctet._te8) | Writers"“oltand 4440), : . ‘ ote oe seph J. | | WE ( 7 waiter, janitor, tonishin f] S d d a h , h and arry ttersul ana Ol Gear sister, ; and take the best of care of it while tr leanin c : man, g ftleetness and endurance on his way home — on borrowed ) | sister-in-law, mother-in-law, dmothe: z whet 7 DT an ees SORCMRES, See i-grandmother and aunt, in her sev- reas. SALESMAN—Sit.- ' foung ‘ 8: long ing, 2S &. | , “(nee alicerty). dear | —=— a é —— work. JEfferson 4590, . at O CIOCK, -- : ° ‘ not satisfied. STANDARD CARD / a9;: oon fastness in Mexico, not by sation) D 31344 Arsenal Jsi, at £ Dm. at residence, O520 ! r hool, th TORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS | o" 0s /nin 3 SC O ’ = , “ ) | Rosso) and.our dear brother. Ww. " s O ‘ t ese Indians, whose an England. But then he fell in love > | ok I Satirdar. April 90. at 3p. | t >; W. A. BRENNAN, Secretary. moving, $3: storage, $1. Victor eH and pipefitting. setting up nee Marion (lil.) papers pl flooded areas. Fireproof warehouse, Fin- | OFFICE MANAGER—Sit.: or. : f : y . - : . i, sctiay: ; ‘d compete in footraces, and their as- _ woman to Monte Carlo. Now he is % | beloved moti en: eg sag Me . Ne Aito D.., ‘ly! M., Jo J can more your furniture for leas | PORTER—Sit.- # h; y ra ' ° - . e = } ne i ourth @ar | | - : w . have attracted wide attention, even funds—an invalid, a prisoner, and |“ Faneral Sunday, May 1, at 3:30. p.m. Bee CREDW. Aig EANGAN, FUR. Co. | | Shite nosition itu, a . . ifr the George L. Pleitsch chapel. 5268) — central 8190. __1928_ n ; ns | Rs te. soilalie om ses) ath esate the fortune it took him nearly all | Deceaned wats aeae Go eee Gl eee ree ee =. GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. | ences_and_bond if required. Chapter 328 aa . ve? Seems | et ee ee . Southwe; : 1 | STORAGE—MOVING—SHIPPING TINNER'S HELPER—3it.; 4@ sip Uha . ° se CUO } = clea eae ry - eskimo = Se ee ee - ee oe, - ** - Ef le dey - e : cau hte ? Pr. ania rs . at » >. é . ge rey TR ry “6 ‘ Cn by a ——- hl Fr Ot rs. August ‘ female; re rard, 30 £3 sc hitie r piace, maid: reference. J Radios S or " v4 Ser and our ier es . aipae —ye eet —_— agen : aS : > p fs, Rotogravure, Picture Section . Due Reso ral later from Bopp’s | y hy 3 ‘ 3 ai PI | & acre Ww teil: WALL PAPER CLEAN’G ETC HOUSEKEFPER—Sit.: or Color-Roto Magazine, News of the World ee a law. Reward. Atwater $34," “USB? | Gave a ini k ge *| work, Rox M-144. Post-Disoatgle , 4 > ee OS : rea. b= thn: Tg 2.” a oes . & mre ehx of wall paper: Will OUSEK = EPER-——Sit.: 2B able ’ le OT wOSTE it __ Entered me ie on Thursday. BUNCH OF KE -Lost: front of court-|,PUt On wall reasonable. 3444 Park. | Oren See aa honest, capa ’ Katharine Porter ‘tnee ‘lo o'clock . m..; house, Wednesday. CEntral 9776. (a5 | mueningDs us, Victor 0913. _-—--. S38! | full charze. Box M-30,_ Poste THE BIG SUNDAY : mother of John a “A | CANOE—Lost; green: floated from Raden | PAINT—And wall paper cleaning. C 8. HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.: elderly @ | | Rowing Club: reward. COlfax 1817K | .Bauehn. LAciede 5843. or batchelor apartment; refined 8 sister of Mrs. Ellen Anderson | - ae (e7) | PAPER CLEANING—Work | guaranteed | ext 3195J. . K Fine — + Atlanta, Ga, CAT—Lost: large Persian, male: since | +R. Judge. DEtmar 3546). (9) | HOUSEWOMAN—SIt.: YOunME ee = Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par- | EN CSOSN ; it silver eray: PAPER HANGING—$6 room up: start | housework or assist with a:8 a = —s. sone Aa a OORT ate, 08, Saturday | Feri. 2809 Cates, CAbany 3715. "_(c) | Work today. __JEffereon 8726 (5) 45194 North Market, nal + > a ri +" . a S200 © CiOCK, to ‘a ——~ | Aret - white Spitz: male. Reward. : PAPER AND PAINT | * ~~ e Ce vty ad's r at F a Si z “ul tor or +} . : ’ St. —_ s Church. Interment at At- 1851 §. 14th HUmbolt 4522. painting. TYler —_— as c te Box’ MoT. Poat- sat E ? ianta ¢ Ih c Ls ; . : tr; we y. preg eee gp aeinaaiels i oe art Se p : ‘G—Lost; Boston bull pup, brindle: vi- | PAPERING — Painting. plasvering. c) | AUNDRESS—Su.: or It ts the ace ROACH—On Thursday, April 28. 1927. at | ee Union and Page. Reward. Chas. | !ng: first-class work. POres: 5°01 Wot. ine. JEfferseon AST. S lteloved wile of Difime Teun Site | 73 ‘Sportman’s Park. JEfferson | PAPER HANGING—Rooma’ paper’ \NNDPRESS-—Sit. este } ‘a fie a ,Licer aris ® pacHo.;it«# ee pated sce" ‘ . Aae ae ; atte 7 ar sister of * 2 Ww Seogrin A ait - - ee _ fe} ; and UD imc.,uding Da rer COlfa x 1° ralored Jk a > ¢ Ore insa. — ) A pDUpHy: lank tan onan ot — at Arthur J. ere liv’s parlors. | ‘ith ack viar and hell- ’ andel] boulevard. Interment at Lad-‘ male: reward, Clentral 002%. ~ . ‘ I hy? ‘ dunia, Mo... op Sunday alicrnoon, May L. son GAlK ees Coen: roe. « ' ; if 4 bUrest C717 :

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BS MUSICAL INST RUMENTS are BOUGHT, SOLD and EXCHANGED through these columns every day. “™ : 5 es |r ROOMS ere ee ee | _ROOMS FOR RENT—South_| ROOMS FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT A, U T O Mi 0 6 I L : ie S piece oe aE. See — Seem ane beens Ser , 7 veniences. $14. WASHINGTOX. —_ £186—Frent sleeping | —— : . " ‘ > whe s a’ Se EHR - « Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale __ Touring Cars For Sale gaa. | MAT? LY PL. 1736—Noors and board: room. 3: 348 cumin whee tet. | ORanOae aa 40—Laree 22 floor ea apT-s2Aac mm 1473-6, (939), 3 Boones, | a | epportunity that com 19: 14 } aes pee 24 Soar. Victcr O35 ss - ’ - ——ae a . er es rcinvueGs bot wa: al . - z gentiemen eo : : “3 eS, a ra I ™ se ae sot mie * os LAF apg ad Ribind B52 -. “ 2 CS By AGE “we Me oy 7 fal roems - 4 , : L, ars | ¢ : ee Pe » —_— ot Tez “s ~~ - “=? . : ne : = 4 . ‘sz ad be on o ze . | “yg Sourk 29” PTE ae ? a a . ——e | A = or ! cchenetwe: - ara - 108 ” 7 —- — ~~ = > a et. 3305) - CaN we Se a, ti alt, lite diknallt cate 4 Po NR eg BR a ogee linn. 7 ‘ ha 7 ” e yt > Pe cea ye _ ——- LR i Re he Sout mm: : a & 22s} | | om *s rer —e Se finish AA ASM BOALD_ i_ Susie ET MwaAR 143. Rooms ‘ mI ished -orner Washit 1817 Locust, at 1: oe ) “ure rms. aed on 6FOrest 80516 te |. boemekeantn ibe mil@een | AITAZAR HOF 3127 Locust jal. B A. THOMPSON BR CO. Parkview ots! +1. on APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED ad 2 ' 4 i Cs : K Hy | } } i b ie ER Hh nap eg ARIE NG HEI RMI LIRA IRE GE Cai NR I RP AIRE EM, coi Anh _North west _ oe - ad - “ae Pe al $5 + 4. eel askt «4 ty “ ; > } ¢ i | GEaeyY- ~~ & — 3-4 , : = - ee 4 . : , : : Oce APARTMENTS FOR RENT - ok timann kK. by i% ~~ Cc ~~ ot Linge us wnsrate - FISEER Maw 2° AE T3OTIS. a . 3258 —At Ttan: wendertai 4 reams: strictiy modern : beat farzish $65. WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. &th. MAin 1858.50 ie LAFAYETTE. 361:7—Beantifal 6 reems, shewer bath: Immacuiate Parish: e@ WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. Sth. MAin =a _, es sindieeemainn > s ~ . 4 a CRAY OS ELLENWOOD | APART WENT_ a qc ty _ § rid cas rane ox. Kitchen cadi KINGSBE RY. $018—Faraished , wn . tt : : ening ™ .. i : ruments - saz; 2 wht at a sudstantia : pg nage | e* Automobiles For Sale N SNES 1219 ond 1293 74 = 7 ice and stream heat: feats eery | ee ey SS bon. RMS or TRAD Ll Es | ee Tate J Motor Co., | 1a ai S123. tama RIPON gy pelt Pee) ae ee Nf “ Ng gg st B, Ee ge —— oo, Pe ee Ce ee Se ee ~ ee egy Sane % rs ~ ~PERSHING APAR TMENTS ee! a atte alin rae Pc Nie At tl Mag lt ge ON GO Ons ng | SPARTITMENT-—(hwner has 6 “ apartment on exeeilent corne *nr- est Park. at low rental. G ‘airfield 3916. Morr- > 23d— — - LS 23W linen. silver: onivy $75: 6 rooms. 16 egg all -un- reoms. iarge for > _ $1008 WATERMAN. 6123—Campieteiy furnished. _J-teem efficiency: san parler: eniy $55. WESTMINSTER. 1125—4 reems, 3-room eff {Tictency. _ furnished __f 4: _ S29 werk. —— T= eed ; * naib . Wrs STWINSTER. 4423—fiedseed rates for sammmer: : furnished, 3 reems. 2 fail ores — $68 ap: 2 reams, tile bath, BANISTER R. EF. CO.. MAin 0444 a Mn BR | , | Qo naa #8 ty furnis! srobiem, We han | WALTER JONES R E CO. , a” ims 49°? 4 Bucki D wh m tes! ® amd cozy 4 a: “‘2ehn afi ciency Be RS miami . = Hh A Tae — 6 : st . dere or; wil ei } a 2 +s io = y ‘ fi M4 2 ' 2138 tp ES 7 BP POLL ACK to ‘, Sth, “ie Wetta: >. : Ire ae an P ATED. a - Lin ny mn a errs. Yeti, 21 $4-464—4+ ROOM ‘nang Oa meer E BATH. HARDWOOD I ™- Fete Mee, - sO KTS | ) LAD. hae manele cs E “ sleoni 3 nex an 7 — 3 . : ; aes | : 5-ROOM : 4p ARTS MENT ste ) | - + ee ma va srg Se itis | (Kennel time Gor nar Be 5136 DELMAR Sawin 7 034 Maple am. 5 own! | 5. ter Leo Js ONE == E — -. = im oe : & i mf PMVIEL neers icHwaY Pake. = 4 “Ge oA _ Maple Ave 2 emceliger 1 fe celine] SP GORONADO| —— = ne Rey ms back turmnen: Lindel? Bex’ & NEARS ar Re ena or ott AP ae et tine oe weiter dele Sh am eee SOUS BeS PIE Se es i. me a a ———— ene aaa maa ; ‘ 4 > go . oe a reeset : ie ie 6 “ — a oo NA. meh a = iCHIGAN. §817T—Fuo et te . . Sa—Hoom. all convenien--s, SAMILTON —— SS apartment, > ~ oH “ae > ¥ Pe % 2 2 . | eae 3 , - Es 4 oarC . nae tt care m ~ ar g + 7 enn. ee . er . os af *i Srey ene T - . ;' ae a #suE be Te |_ sad +b bat >. ey ’ : my ore x "> > 3 ° Face ee gag | Bi. _ * : a + n ; sTare id ) a ian ? At Pa. " ‘Tut id =. . . ae eae 3 LTO 7 °gR 4 roome 5. Oe new - —— ood sp mieon ‘ Teen : : vermen. 3 ha] ie raz :- : f | me P ' EY at eae . > war. th _ = » MTSSij se - ve . ' ' anitar err ce. $5 JErt pe SHERIDAN “710 A—4 a bet vo ly ee a. Sr wrk = 8 Rie tine 2 , : . : Sia SRR if me. newly vapered $2 | ‘_———" , WaSSINeoTON 4467 4— Neat, small «niet ——e = = ce atone ae. an ak » a fr — = n owpers Some — AMIL TUN ‘A oo = ort | weet } THe ats — San “ome orelored) cood PARK. 1114—d00 6 a ical Pin ai ‘th Louscker ping $5 WASHINGTON 3895—Prent. other beper , arnivhed: 1 PP 8 4 MarR? “2 “-8P : ; wour cK. 108 5. ah. in 7 | ated ig ener ,3 . oe. of PACKLZAR REALTY CoO. POLLACK, c§ iepurg Towle, from $4.50: comvemeutes. J GC wae FI (eee _. Ji and Chesizet ote &

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__! he Post-Dispatch a eeaarly P Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than the THREE other St. Louis Ne wspapers Combined. | ) | west ispaTc 1 __ _,-. WFRIDAY, dai Sai | bargain $9800. Forest 1761R._ , flats ind fot: ewti h a . Riki = atone beget ; MS. E i a *TRIC—ONLY © $15 ’ yy A «* sAlLOW— oOunlyY rooms, _ moa mn, ep os an build temmn rary hovee: all r) : od) asi abt) rnonth i? re 2 ded. ‘ rer 140 ~4-4 POOL) ~~ 7 if. : “A 4 ¢ ii { oe — ‘ | Eg e Larios P n } e | ] \ re a (el ; : . . . ™ } ; . py P > : - j ne ee RENTS REDU CED. Beg can own a home by paying a sme: id JAS. D. CLARKSON witkeaned tn Ck Jalance $10 month. Tamm and Manches- =~ hj ~ c estnw h, PARISH I ay = ices } i: gas and .electric- - ali¢ ee sect AE sine niet sionsiamenenpniotan mtb tag -VU0 cath. balance t t: or | 40 1 4 1 j- | alas We Se name: geeritied title: ré nis $15 for fron: e =" T ies rent. “ite eg atagieneg: ter iinet WOCDS TCT O-POOM resi , har - PI agence: ees be Pace nas rs i be pul hie ™ a aed ..* } ogt-L ena tech, Nate: agent on pre Benny 4 : balance iN ; Sete SAME erga . cr lark wi Ha ok 7 rete 2 ' FEAL ESTATE—FOn COL’ED n> se eee = bourht. sold C*% ie (SAT field 3409 (ch im ve ¥ —s : irTive f¢ ‘ i on : apaiina 1, 98, 9 | ; p ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ sag : : t# i an) pie ; . ia ed ee DD = ‘a : » & aera i ‘ mA. avis? 4 ' WY “ . oe ‘9 niles ~~ . % z . , arc ' wf ; ~ : ae the hi sh: +¢ Ole 3 LARE. 34° PGi nkad Sand , — : " POLL Ne — vrye y ; ‘ ’ ee . rr ‘ : ; ; KRATTE} mAN, aed North FE -- as is for — nus ‘ ‘ \ 4 vill or ae ne o— 80.4 a ; Ty 2 OUx] . fice waits and wa er: | SUNGALA Vi . ‘ eee" li! LLY * i 5 } ha ; t ae : : sat 4 . ’ : 4 Be es ~pee * . i i ie : . % . j ™ > ¢ ’ ~s * > ~ i} at FT , per : 4 : - . o t = : . x shill . Locat ‘ / " , Sen , rv, “8 : 8. bah 2 ae Ss F , . " ’ ees F ' : . i Aas ‘ ms : , » Aili avis 5 : f . : . -. ‘ er" HP sto TSS PS 723—4 rooms. bath, furnace Tit eg wife who want ; to save a smal See: 5deh Easton. FC ser | Gravol Weber Park, 7 minutes’ drive west | -po=*it-—_MAin _ Fp nn | |g ONLY ONE LI EAM GUY ts INA? ) newly oe a Sere, (c6) = ¢ Q he fut ry unt ( nose "ss ayo és no a : Sg . —" i; —_ $n iway, ‘ Vid. 4 eta b : av.- 5x a pw ‘ » : Pee st y - s é ’ , : ' . BUS S| ? 523 larce. light rooms: gas “Bei provide for Rie PIAL Bp = aes) ——% newly decorated S-room fiats,|gragad, LUT: price per foot. | ern: iy arra 7 NE ™ : Ps Vz an . ‘ ‘ ie ep ; iA ii é | ] . 7 , 4 Mu | 5 : > I Ji —_ 7 “a ses . ee, Pettornde aan ; . e ' . r r « - r »* i . " c06 i ‘ . those wo want — : or . ight » porches lawns: adul ay; |, = : ~ | ) df +" “ . . ’ , & iestnut, GaAr. a 374, a = wt ww ius qj r° . a 7 ~~ 1>2 , “ ; ’ iy , if 2 “€ * ae - 2 be . 4 ‘ta ’ qtr ' ’ c Ss & + >S i , a. : : ‘ eautiful e: =o 04—3 large — : = hw 41 : 4a : ie $2: (es ® . Uli barely 2 will show you. » rooms. ; oa 145 ce. | ——-.i4) north: 3 cheer- " 4 mi giao Sth. MAin 1858.59 o — hanna a. - & to- the ne tr . ; T , Secirie $50" BAS Gee oan Geeta Sane whowanta home. ||| ° gxcellent Sroom apartment ree cay Box L Dei i 0 nai 171 palates fe hint Toor wa. | Jeb % : (ont 7 — eee E Sep ‘estrictions—a Peete Read, tices Gale der the | bl. BY cael 5 ga | ' = il , | , ? , ane Fo HIGH-CLASS RESIDENOE HOTEL _* — Beautiful “Rew B8-room flat: 1 in 54 is ' "% af monr Y ed ~ - coe ' = : : MO4a Als aia ~ = 5 L222R._(c) . tue Towers bioom—whore life is worth living— . CLayton 43X¥ ae rere rooms @lec- 4 - : mn gS SW. —': , Apply 3836 : (0G) jb F large rooms bath. . " — : land rifle a > cr ce ses : | | : : : ini / ? oad ~ $30. 2604 Belleglade. SOF if | SNS ge item i. , Suth- settle an estate; worth mi more: would | pee eer | a era Me] SREPG._PR ) ingt: | ise 30. Semine “eb oD sg Hag -y oy a wsrtceree _1€80) | | : SSTATE DEPT will leas ry for summer: EAViGe 180 SW fare OS. GaN) atv. | 3-room:frame. 25-foot |] rt pavt A WEI VEPSCHLEISER 4 | adjacent territory. . 4051A—3 rooms, bath, elec- ; E. STATE DEPT. nog mated in Webster of Kirk- | Dell owner, Villa Ridge. Mo. et hal city tatte ele ania or | 2718 Hampton « ton Ar AR BMA ! of | “To: the party coaltfying = B wsonatie. Riverside 1266). (o>) | cere; socaten § a , | ferson 6750 Friday, 29th. | ae Boe Mo a noe ) ; ! Dorn sporty IE. 4124A—5 rooms: reaso) ~ arageae 7 he | see . ee ee : ; . . : ae ric] ; pt ty : githt _ = ny i nable- \ Ati sie A. « : ? ; . > i 4 & - \ ; hb . 4 r @ ry h wacant Mav 4. (c80) S LUN T 7 Spells, : wate: St. Louls County | JOW ; th: gt , ) ' + ini, ) erie . ‘which “te N. 3512—70xx Natural Bri + ye On A naety Oe ae ae @ Wee SRR, ERY ae a a Seren EN rs a. move in; ‘L. Host ‘Hotel _Statier, efficiency: garage, $45. *"(3) 1 5395 Easion AGENT rest 137( eat hired sc Seog Se t. Louis County Bargain - wae ok ae $510 cash, $80. man . rt bold SS trance. {foe ae : | Eat eae 2 Uap ee wick sale now redticed to $55 per acre: | LEE, 5255 (West WV — + OC akin ei , Bus iNESS WANTED _ Mad TRON. 4 roome. toi- . > Sale aaa aang it ery: ssa 4 — So , ; eps 1S it . ” . , ul ane =I ns nate dis wind 2 ¢ si Ow? ' ’ : ee ; } 4 ; ! . * i ' i ’ ] : fe | ~ i ' i i ; ’ (ts, rad tt ing Inouire 1206 : . ‘ Vay rics Tin j ; - hoe — ; i i = : — : : —_ = i i ' | *, Lid Dodie . venereal LACE. 100 N. Sth. (cB) : 8 ae ogee ~~, | summer outing, home sites: near bus ai SOl i SIDE SIN | 4 : . newt pat stores Vas ten Anct 0.. 1329 B8is—s rooms, bath, hepa ~ le} ; PARK. ce | surmmace, |S) AN. 402% I iih ason e are part: _ tenogra rogervi . ‘ ‘all . « OOMIS. R mp 215 . et 7) BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES H ; rides. ‘om 7 LWitr FR. -¢C beet ryt : ae | -ceciemaaatel ad - heaptcgsnsemeteransitetaatiitaaitai ¢ ner : aGu inte _ o? . Ne 5 ’ - z > ,Ar! } 4953 n ’ — - — anne - neem ~ crim one sows _ 4 y . » ; AL BRI GE. 4348A—6-room fla Meer i313—First f $ rooms bath | TAYLOR : - a Bb | Dat ps ‘ 3 ny} ye noe : . ‘ {j old estab- BAD. “41164 nn "Soom anconl Sr N ’ T A, H5OS "> : is. 20 new: fea m : M roby P 4 — cit hop: binid . ‘ a ee A ) | . . ace: $50 REALTY ; | ‘AR be me ng me... \ 7 . { wie ? on 3 4 es 3 em onal RR i | i , ie ; | | : 7 ; ? oa A about ath. ei lectric: £000 order: S3° " A - gdnits. ; ; , n 4 } oa 24 er hy *¢ tw ‘ EI y . T yy N ee? ry a + yiuAare , : ‘YQ CF Charles rd W A? 2 « Of. (cH) - ' : . ew : . r mo ‘ ’ DY i. - a " | a ! o ; Dv : ' n : | ed: bathe- 19. 405) - eaeniien ms , owt 4 . é 4 . Or ’ - ’ . > - 7 daily S ‘ ' P ,) : é p. 4525 Me cern. 6 rooms, — tile e. een A enenasd ' ee a , ee eal all at OOF (ls ; * os : 1469 PieNL B.. — . re ‘TyT o amauta RDINANT). 3857—First floor ~ : ~~ ~ od duced w si ind electric fixtur DOWNTOWN BUTLDING bungalov . g : a ; . c Bf a «: : ie rs 4 ‘ PA: ie. ) i i : i a wate a1 h } ) f ) ’ a T*: e : Py ~ vi ee" } : ‘i q ) 7 E = . : : : No. ; ¢ « ot rer ; : ts A— room, narcw: mv ecoratpornes ‘our-story, 16,000 square feet: suitable bargain as original |t ere .. Wer UNe | ct peet , ‘ ma offer. ' r 4 ATU’ VCyTyr neal ee me ' ™ ry nr rf Ra fle & te e oy $20. f ? a Pi oe ae : “wh. apes ‘ , - eee As I Ii 7 bib ch \ \ ‘ ,/~ . ’ ‘ i ii é ri i ‘ tn SE roo Che strut j . bath, ater, meat. (So; | CHAT , Be ecm hestn ti’ warehouse, tight manu fat * uring or le 1 continug Wi I Ppayvriied's HAAKE fax 2447. a7 . . a4? os awe kK | N A NX | A lo but t unde! ase (wher y 1 aro — ’ ; . - " ‘ : ‘ or r, ~* . a ‘- , . : ra? : ; eae : , eS ‘ mi i i ee re ie ? I ‘ i oe ‘ i : mi 4 s : is . Ce; : i ‘ | Bi i. } ry z 7) ; FY-SECOND, 8933 x? —— eee rere gaes | WOODLAND PL bot a iectorv or W arehouse ate niv water in front of lot; elec: | BUNGALOW—New j-room modern brick; | 2000-8 Fads. | : «and when Weather breake 228 ewiy_ decorated: -_ 1e7) es , eT ih to” 2 . »: big barwza SISOO see | S550; terms hwhoer Abany OGSOR. ro ' — ij wil sh businers; FANBDOAH esis ] nD as 4 . 4 , . Me : Yavlich one-story buildin rn Lak ae { i ’ ; ree ‘ 4 ‘ " ‘ ~ 7 1, - s oe . a ' > . % Northwest Sec, 1552 S—t-room, bricht. chen . 4 reome. Murphy } i a av 7 Good “store. | RESIDENCE—Small country place@ 1110) pungalow; 4 rooms. ti ak floors.| | “a ee i e360, Dispatch, 5650— New ~ 5-ri Tl modern: ga ga-~ | : ; , er — . ee ea - o : : : Bee ,o~~% ( CRAND 2G B40. COlMax 336% __(c89) tess Grand tl 1 Ea” te) | OND FLOOR BS. oe avs cogiprione-o ne sfingggrts KORTE, 11 H. 2! i da Binsie ¢-: ” &: | ie * ge FS gem dy’ a , 4825—5 rooms file bath com ° Senos ~—— —— sre act - ' — 2} EB PB eon ig Danke Pigg ' ‘ : : re — ore, furnace, garage." (¢2) fe tel, gas Taree. open toas near FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished nbs: owner +) | PATTON. 8557-—Brick cottage of 8 roome, | EAST. ine icc | topauke.” Water once Rumke oi teal acon n: 3 rome, GRand 3606-(o5) 4 rooms; —— heat. " £As, electric nd Shena: nt “See REIS RD im M a nester: Lt} t furnact arag pr ters atte le , ele 5, Aconaiggto ss —_ ———— “= — a Sie ; : : =” : Snenar . : ; aes nomypgapat = > pence . a | ae 4 ‘ ; pg , " ia : ; ae ,) ae , i peat ; a : ; t : : 4 3 ‘ ' y 4 ’ ’ ' ef + : iy ry PING ~Cr , . # ed; reasonable, “COlfax B485W. (c7) MPERMAN & LEONHARDT RLTY CO Northwest JE! N. 2302 S.—Large store: F004 s: over 2500 feet road frontage: p _.. MOUND Cl RUST 4 it. sath, kde cae” Ge ae : | : : MENTO. Dobie extra tenee tenlkener nee es, “se 34 om. bath. ga- PetessLE, Joo;—Attention me Wee CLID, 3720 N. — Fi ed 4 rooms. |, oe tg “WEbeter 2400. _ Siapee ee Roe pres or — | features: duplex styls SSeS | 501 : Box M-5. P.-D. - __ (89 a " a : , : é a ‘ ‘ , ne e . sa 7. ! ny at i A'S } j J i Y 1 ve mil Sts ‘ ‘\ j ne : t ae oe evu flland ean? a ie Secerations. COlfax S616M.(es) st P TOO! B. stent 3 (08: Bunea a oe a eo. £3 2 * hg oy | | ELICATESSEN AND RESTAURANT— $116—Dand iv new single fiat: 4 ll Renta ToT tore ~~ = cen Seseunte tad Bbakk an | ere ae ur? made street A wie coe | wee ON. h. MAi? © (c5) | ¢ + 5 in : : ’ [ | | . 1 establishes usiDess 4335 Olive et. hardwood floors. _ eS a PH. i214 ,—-3 ' Rion i we ger ae vega iB VA pu , a Se cae See aa tp eet lactie eS 3 ALN hae Sane ({ a . ij ‘ (89) rear door open: rent iG Riversiae GoY . ? nh and per ce “4 \ a ! pin ' . ize: 23 : . . ja * a n> auchae : ; : : oo ~ confectionery, gg : : - | qog Fe ae rv by + + _ ; me i | \ 4 ny ] ; ' . ih t i a! : : : Oj N I ¢ . , a a : si : — Kt LE BB LHG LIN. { , ¢ 1? 4 . rT) yPryr? wie 1, nN —_ thie * BU SH. BURNS _MAIin 4527. ~ fi Teves op ere cee pletely furnished 5-room flat of bu At 152 Broady Manchester ra. o1 swood-k erg [\LABAS 399__Th est-appbo nies 5800 west: 4-4 1 single flat..1 PA) = . ArH AK ) “Pepe De Fm cn ggageost ace on agnor 7 on aa =~Q- 5 a : aa ESS ; a yi erent — ; Bridgerort stop. « block we ae ; = med ‘ ;, exo ah af lo Uh — ade , ujele equipment; clean 5975A—5 light room rE (24 §. room hot r and phone included: $35. «¢ — GE REALTY & BLDG. CO., |, Msi yer Gtr. ti BE ge | : meget 1B gay Ge WI) stock; price $4500 y_ decorated: reasonable. (: MTLIER. 622 Chesint aan 260 +> Sea. 7 siege 1508 K ' Louis: beautiful 4-room home; , = : - | ) AMERICAN BL =P NESS EXCHANGE, =e 46—4 rooms, bath, r } T “ . BD snon : i rari nj a ‘ 7 . - aT ‘ ra me a . a onl zy - % - =. Se : Lo . ow % - | i =) . , : id 7. 12 11% a : — r} bor uy , ’ , ! i i \ rig R rite va} 41°9- 4130. FOrest 5511M. : . \ ; 3 - h; eT, we a . ry . ry} , tr , ‘ I ART As 3 ; 7 y 1 a ’ ad ’ . : : ~ a> Y 4 . : . 7 a “se ories | for. real Tay: f ed 1 ; | eee a ee eo ie ind G4, ingehighway and Clay, &8t. ace: low rent: 8 en, @inine room ? bedroom reakin«st a Su ae es LAV \ ee | RE 20 Ey PMIAN £ “ONHARDT R OW. WHRISBERG Cf wy | ali tee See ite aoe en — (7) . - 1c8Y bitche: leLie: JJ. d iCUt Oe ; ; ; : ; ' | J} yi fi . ue re oe t t 7 M Ait hf) : . Re uy Ron : a Ma este aS ‘ ce ‘ ef — ad ; ‘ ( i STA |! ~ Wash. rae, k, battery —o * OME. me rt. ‘ I ' BAR’ 2 19) . , : at = 2 } “ ‘ = : ~ : . : A | oy c Bice! | i - arr , bene cing SOOO gallons gas ted: reduced: onen. $45. a ——————— = : ee ee soar | : fa business center: éstablish et gag ge re ts ad amas oO , I | OMe Roy ; » aiything (| mouthiy; large oil ~_ accessory sales; om RY PL 4053 Nee ero0k } 2 PLA Toons: modern wal eo iful ‘moder I-story bungalow: 5/ RESIDENCES FOR SALE |), ns son ais Sino oon ye jahetig, - . 4 d RENT REDUC! ‘D—NE Ww FL ATS Dead «) é; rie ae 3 . : . co ro ' : Dat! ry Alziy j i , ' ’ — the money th ¢ ~ reened sireping porch, " , 5 » ROOMS - : a a ; : : : ‘ i ij ’ | { \ || | . : —? : , : ; North { a vit : : ME ' at AN BU dINE -—~ EXCHANGE, ew decorations. senarate entrance, . #5. incl pt > a : : wes ‘cE? MA “91—Store- suitable f£ vari WAV feet! /O\ | wv VRISRERG. 22 . Grand. : ra , wei 4% by ad feeed en ee (Sara B CEntral 4120- 4130. YDE 8. FISHER, MAin 10) a ; ¢: rent 3 CONNECTICUT. 4231—Cotiare. 3 - ‘ BLAIR AV ( , os m. Or ‘(C FLOWER SHOP—Weet End Jovation: might eininnigs eg m “e ' 7 dcciae = ened , ¥ x 5: } . furn: EAR, 4545- At store, reduced rent, st t; complet furnisne AO OTE Neher and sen nmder partner, Box N-257, Post-Dis 4578—4 rooms. $95. — Girtelt | coe 4 8, dP steecsesse Manan pring ge og Re Be Crend ¢ will alter 1 enant. . a (cO6 POOmS | eerneren | 4 FP gy Ne BE oM FI ANC E ( 0. bi PRUE ESE ic) $ ? Ps ists ; ' 4 i ‘ i ’ a? 2 : - } ; . ch Z . ; ‘ " tien etore “Toom and s 5529A— ¥ large rooms. tile bath. é . “ Wea 2 J - ha t - m. 4 . “ ae VA laine | ° ree bath. furna — tern bic, ni mr Us AD-OF1 ts pag Ee ch els if J sl , yf re rs 323 w “th. le 2 . laundry. pc orches, c) one to tow A ee AP CaG a : ) a. th af Sst ] i ’ ‘ ri T. Rt ae PEM 2 r V ' > | dk ——t =) cm : =» #9 od mae Ce £5 ra cs ue we = _ ' . { a —~ =—— | 7 ‘V i Ni nA T M AR KET—So00 and ehurches: 4% block * West ) nr rT ron & Wire W eo TENNESSEE 361¢ t-wate? * : Sree oe ear Parra? ori pag poppe 1 ager h COlfax a4 ‘ (ce 7) open. Cuitax 244 80) cx bet ests Suburban 3 bat! P HtUMMERT, L MODERN 7 KOUMS—S600 CASH PNivxk 4 } ARK oT Good cash buel- : reain- terms S648 Easton. rooms. Gene an : =, =n E; | — ia cemantifiac —_— . ANY , ION ] . — ae o . eae a . ore hat fur CO} I YY Us ym y Te : y Me ms i ) FLaried peop aey payment : . : Fy ae _ — . Sith marece, $06, 2) MEEVUE 23074—4-room avarime ” URN. HOUSES FOR RENT (—s)) rec tand. — Kessiei | Tnace, hardwood floors. LAclede 6449. |price $7800: 3112 N. Newstead: vacant. | confidential 1881 Railway Exchange | CROCRRY—— cat market. tatey: Game sume no com per- i Be am PU ne 2 -j aé ‘ ryy is - siamiiesii “ — - -~ - - i . = “4 * . a ivaticed t rxing ry] e . ——— ” South oon : ory engage pin . ' me West Sila pe eee ‘EK \ iT OZAN ; j LOW; I ho No: thwest Bee 4 , = © 2, pa ao ch RY ra | MEAT je: ARFK fET— - | «Sie = RE Bice oe ‘ hay flan: rnace: 4 . t cyt q t heat. 4 , iIi- , 1 , : y - 75 _ or gyn me PRospect 2132. ry , a taieiin Mel i , mA} 4 +7 Tis. eet yr} » Pee | ‘ Rs 7”, ne one o —Z0TS=S-room avariment- SET i coeme: ‘tpedecn conve. (2) RONALD, 721_ Chestnut, ) REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE service. c® a . ; . . IMAN, 4161A—3 rooms and ai hal’ Fees re rnish re fees a Pe iS. . ee eee a Loe Neae g ea regain: terme. GArth Sale Bia et yagi 3 ee + a On : Ota tovuhatio wut ot waur | KE@ab Dee bath, hardwood floors, furnace; 4 hy bed: $50. iS YC ee er + Way s So. want . a | PLA TEA 708 . - > i ; wt a4 ss . : 4 . ‘ — no 34—3 mon : Ma = m | J , ; ’ : 1} r, i i } 4 — ~~ . r o Vina rma ass on . “QU iC Ke MONEY in : ne ‘yi ge. A omy oad x a. feenece:_§ : ewly Some bf. WM. FE. WRISE -_ sb a _ FURNITURE-AUTOD iOBILE. Dost Disneics spe ae ete. hot-wat ter beat. sont ts BE , uty par! r. For lor oo, =z Sattbhin “200. Post-l biLAL PSOU-41 Nat | Bridge: 4-famuy will hawe to be seen to be appreciated t. weatherstripned it 50x125: var RESIDEN > foe’ | me OU C1 rate "Stade dhaeol ‘T—Sale or trade. 1477 . 5916A—Three-room flat: > arr : ne ee 4, mrt bat sur resi wae tne S180 ic ’ money to acvantace 1 if 7 rooms. bath. furnace. carag san salon 7 Q SU e I kL Y a . = IIE Pas Ingell TRON hae aw tien weer Bm ge fer. ae I mean business. (J WRes tier churches ; ner ay — REALT: CO race >» Randolph. 1h 10th, 4 rooms, bath, electri Me 22-A—3 nice, big rooms: a FOR RENT, FOR COLORED Wet. KUA » O00. Lite eee | | Seeps meee; Brice SHOOV; Ss | JULIUS 8. FEYDT JK. REALTY CO. ____| RexTACRANT—Steadv business’ Tevestle % Aree 6 rooms. We chine: . F OAVENIEDCES ; =. ee sea aren oa * . ott os bi i$ aries ne ee Bir ie eater West LACLEDE 23531. 360 er ‘48H LOANEDS Ali ARTED PE a LE rat orice reasonab opie Angelo tT IONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnu eee PEO DEImar 3248Ww. . s a Se ee ee : = l¢ O249. _ oa aes cela > £0 — See apnmiinipcnieianigie 3 bits 24 KOGMS—8750 CASH 4} 44 44 | 4 SET. 3655—O1T Grand: G rooms, bath, | electric. BO) —For equity, in 5-room fre a dene Wither 2Ht>. 1215 BELLEVIE Ww " 100 raga gg gg Bg 9 + and most orivele | RESAUTERANT—Mest ef said: eam oF 8158 — 4 rooms: also soids Mee electric; will “decorate and paint; Aim avert tygueeg samt + alr aged sone Ee — 2 B, —e 7 in, suo aaieate (ed) gia anal Sh i. cael Ba _propoer ~ 405. 3 bi TARY 1 ‘1 mn ty ~~ 00 8. Seffernon. lia: 7591 Bree . 7 rooms. (co) . tage. bath. eiectic: fe ety aon rac. | LOTS Wtd.—Fcr equity it family iis ae sarin ix ms and breakfaet ile be STLVERBLAT! rape STANDARD ( REI 17 CO. t 1670, _ (eT) =? *¢.—* e POOMS: “ALSO ws : BEPOLLACK. 101 x, Sth. MAIn 18: 58-: 5O i: ‘ \ Rs é . : . is - f b ] }? +.7 ch, 2 ; . crrt t by x wt Nr wae } ; ! “R 4 Na “— = “> P : —— i : 7am Stoo -wanew tue Succ oe S08 Chestnut MAIn 9 =} ; 5 * ’ X = sf - ; : , »* | modern, caeninds ent¥ ve ma. vo! aaa “© FE cht ae ich} mS har s . . =. 837 gee ete - ae he me wer, ~ ; 4 5R-F a ~ S204 4- 4 — €° “ Hod: ha) mn! 7 oe P Q okt PE: “a WOLF-POLLACK., bEial Ww. Sih. M Ain 1855-: o : ms. n et “ig : c 2% . on - a ee Ti HTN ‘ ' ‘ SO ‘ rooms. modern $4)). MM Atm WY . TY “) . . : ~ : | | adyaernd poms. an aise : Pro x8 a a | NEW FLATS FUE CC ue OR LE D Flats. Apartments Wanted Bternationa! Shoe. rt rea wot a Baik Tear — 3 rooms. elect r: : 4° 1s N rth 3 ae a aes . - r 6 3 x gay tts —_ iain ; AP’TN’TS. FOR SALE eres y thi Paka ws : i + 7, (¥ ,* “une Ae oy “- ge ee ae wt le th an vin ’ | ide trees: $6150. $650 ca or a . eo er sires acech. heat amt hot wa ‘ — 4 xitit WRISKERG Co., A : & its ee wt 1 eee Ser month: see EDM | Res sidences Wanted .. ian LAT AND COTTAGE—$4500; $300 cas pe as ae ae - RD — nctric | wee and $23. 1304 N. Sarahicf) | 0 GoLoSTEIN REALTY | ce . | RESIDP: _ wre Overland | Ehene MAtn (620. ge cee | BUSINESS PROP. FOR 6 BNDER MONTS OD. eT? rena ir z a 7, rOA—# room modern 1t. ec rAtr o2e6. 815 weetrut MAIN ‘ Cit. . - 2 for hae ew | BERGATOWS a : me £6 RO : . FLAT. = ye N | FOR re.. LEASE OR FECI “oa : 3Gi. irs MAis §'206 we 1: — ; iro ee = and ninied: ready to move in, ° Pelee = ane ee 4p) i gg RES ay B aoe S27 50) . PrRaR > 2 ih Corner b wit : e 3911 ~P' ara low nw fins: : BS tall es rm 5 2 : See On 198) | e016 MGAN: store and 2 LON v — = to rooms: © ie serrmae, O27 0% A ; : a . neatio : : , bes - % H \ V 5 M { »N EY a roemsion, . ne; electri en oo £41) OO”) hence Inver Box 1364 re an ae st” DsrLIyrt sada Property BS Pers He) : . ‘ » ~*~ A th » ar 6 oS) See & Lady ‘ rs . ; Pp a> a? : : st? : : t : a 3 rT. « t . Park " . SS . sf)" f° : st. : baad © i ie) £ = eee a ee ' omne 94 ome Nortnwest atts es 4 Al commit - 7 . : ° \ : - a, } A it & nN i e > ' . oT ‘ " ~ iy and hath: 3 ae nted. ny mm “pe | . } chert } twillet ; ohly $25- S30, (sv) 5325 Bick? tbe es 4

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ee ee ee eg Apt ey, ates Ay Prlgrw shy Bilge ons 5 es een! Sa] ; Fe workings aks Oe RE RES pie NERS PE OAR A pGes — yuna ae " beafrine Re, eae a8 iy ew E : Tee vs. 37 7 fae , 3 : ’ o * 3 Teer ani ets at eet ORR A lee ages 35 IRA toa aA a Ng A iMAC ee ACEO HE GINS SN TY Re "Wig beg en ee ae ae ng is 8) RES bilge 6 prac ad er PBS Ain eet a pn By Tae ey oe een atch aX ee ee eee ee a eee Serer PAGE 56 FRIDAY ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. EVENING, APRIL 29. __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 1927 RECOVERY IN STOCKS | iii SHARES SOLD NEW YORK, April 27.—Total ales 1 - 872.500 shares. compared with 2.62: 900 pesterday, 2277900 = week age and !.- 231.600 se year age. Total sales from Jan. 1 te date were 174.976.5600 shares. compared with 1546,987.308 «a year ag°. TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK |! BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE Sane HANH RENN TABLE SYMBOLS : tran. (}) Wer et- ; J ' - *_g. d+ Parts si or &. j p P : , % - ae . r «m | 4 tery. oe: ’ teris. gms ON CHANGE Rebound Follows Lifting of Selling Pressure — Banks Call Loans—Rates on Call Money Up. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. _—s : . hd - " - ad . . ' ea F - ” i “ - By Leased Wire From the New Yerk Werltd te the Pest-Di«patch. 4 > 7 ated x » . Some ‘Lear's Lows on Onds. Selective buring wus wed as — ~ > 7 a7 bkiachange Market Quieter oy ‘ 4 s™ 2 - : a _ : 4 t Mays | Beet tLe iv Rie maN\s *, Vane : F Corn Wohrcat s COUtOeR Move but encoun! Proposes Stock Increase for 50 Per Cent Dividend * . ? nA As “sa y Pod bed Pb Pot bd bed bea j a ; i t hr) re) fF) yi t LOWER RANGE TO COTTON PRICES AT NEW YORK ES QUicle N DUND MARK ee “atten Exchange Sez — > —____- proved, St. Lowix “pet Cotton bli | - x Lcquisition of Stocks of Roads MANY INDUSTRIALS OM UND SHOW STRENG iLp- C. 129% 123 129%- ~___JCLY WESS> PRP ere) £ thir Ey, TT Tttr i od os bat bee eae - &. . uu} A any OE freunda.vubak z : be ., I ’ be + ; ; we “4 wesc aii i hike t hse ft rrived af tire w will be fonnd a ti ~— (transactions a vf} “RTI, >f this ext ‘2B od . . a te rh eI + ton ie bes tne PROS eTRu Tal | _ Boston Stock Market _ “— be Lead Financial and Incustria! Briefs FAZSEREs ed em 7 —— * Wie ae A 5 _ : Chances ‘B Lae | . TO URGE C3SH TRADE m GOTTGN AT LIVERPOOL -—~ ™se 7 3 , 2 a die NEW YORK UBBER MARKET on mmm OE PP Pe Es 48. aie” | Mae a Che ace-Roeck I[dand Reperrt. = ¥Oy tort] 79 — Rutnee ~ Se! & oc} _— oa x ) - oi Bids for Rickenbacker Refesed. Chicagco Cotton Martiet rT oy La « aoe am " DETEOIT Arrii 29 ..4% hite to . ‘ _— ae. f

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lic ST.LOUIS 1 POST-DISPATCH_ ; FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cna Oo a : - wae : = TRACTION BOND SAIFS ivan FUTURES UP NEW YO & ag ROG RUN MODERATE | , + * . y | ES RK BOND M KET ; N EK \ } ORK ( U RB MARK i AND PRICES HIGHER | | mare & ; | BAST ST, LOUIS, Til, April 29.—(Unit- e Special to the Post-Dispatch. ~ ae a PAE TELS Ns, * EERIE IA ee ere}ene : j Mi : ———— =. aa ae A ee peanen a" 4 States Department of Agriculture ss NEW YO tay : z ales. Security. Hig i Low. | Close. Special to the } ost-Dispatch. * ‘ Bs | j } t “if 2i.aies > tes By et om ON EXCHA + Oth ARKET. rchene rl 28—Total transactions in bonds on the New - INDU: STRIAL BONDS. NEW YORK, April 29.—Following is a list of sales, highest, | Seles. Security. | Hish| Low. (Close. | Hoge—Receipts, 10,000 hea@; lightweighte ' ’ E | aie. 93 ” SR Re cant gehen Hs YI f ‘Oe ar ; h: ' anh he s : a é ‘ ye eg i: et , . T ! opened 5a 2oc higher ¢2 oTce: ’ oe a EXCH ANG - Row yan oda land $1,292, . 633,000 same pe —e ty 9.908.060 se Same period year ago 56 Wh Stl 5% 48 .| 993 & iy | shares, sales of which are in full, while bond sales are in $1000 iots ~ rig, Seg Po a eg Bot g od A one ge ne bene ners: few carly sales 220 and or KOK Price ch be rs ip ' ‘ ey r VO years ago h S 5 36 ko ™% 103%, & 00 oY i Trnk 6%, 5 cit sches 10.60: closing mostly . . ang - a xa “ : City and “hicag uotatio > : . : . ce ane - —= 2% ‘ . i? OF nitte a ): 14 GOP eo 5 ‘ , Ly , : , 260 Pe rea PRC ts $10. Ss a t ‘ “ the is broad list of Stoc 9 | ee nts. Je fas as ns on United States Libert y A sate are in dollars and shoe: ke 93 1108441109 14 1102.44 . ~~ —-.-—- catia : , Srev.| 39 GO Pa 5 47 : % 99% | 1Mc higher ne, 3SeE10 50: _ in trade inarke@g th . een High. Low. Close. Yesterday. AIrly ee ¢ (Bo sh -erkpen i PaO Waar ps ] . > vs ° . P ‘ © : : i ae *..f sf : , 3 > ry. y -¢ ae : “itl ee.” ee seconds of a do! lar, that 1S, for instance e a sale printed 99—°4 ” i] a . . - 200 100 VA =} le "ii Se ecu rity. ' High. Low. 408 +, & UBC ales. _ Securi ity. High Low. Close. ¢ OBC. ‘ _ v3 : ! “ ~ ) ee ' : =e ‘. poun: is. $10.1 e - 270 pouncs ihe Jocal marke tod “ MAY WHEAT. NG neans $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a doliar and not __1-Winech RA 7% 41106 % (106 % |106} | INDI sTRLALS. INDL STRIALS. 4 ¢ 40214 102% 107% t ae 10; good pigs, $10% 410.50; packe- si the 10 . 3 citz 137% 136 99.24. ig | cae ie i = g : : : fa i eiiciaaes Unite a Raila 137 % 130% The foll ri j * ; RAILROAD BONDS , ee a LO LUG Ma i+ » 7 ¢ N 116 (116 | ‘ ~ -* rT . ' "le Receipts, 800 head; calves, S changed hands. Wagner Elees; ye. 133 135% 136%-3; ty: owing S a complete list of transactions, with sales, higii- =, M _B&T & 64/100 %4 [100 2 gah et wivat c common, Skouras . % 128% 129%-3 . est, lowest and closing prices; y ; heifers steady; Western steers 15420¢ aes and Ely 29 asin ee eterea epee ale = 7 | ro) — lower: vealers 25¢ lower; other classes Valk: re ip yer Scullin Steal was unchang National Bank of i Li30% 130 130893 By "128% 30 GOVERNMENT "BONDS. — || BOND MARKET AVERAGES. LT TTT ttn "JULY WHEAT. Sales. Security. | High.) Low. | Close. | nominal: native steers, $9.10@10.60: Weat- L..131 ; SOmnR ‘CO was 155. nearly 106 ' . qa 134% - ) ee 123 4 ~ ea 122 Zz 22 %a i} su. i “riday. Thursday ~~ (ern steers, $6.90@ £.33: licht yearlings, Ten first grade rails ¥5.. €9 406°9.60. good and cnoice vealera, | sy | | 11.7. kinds, $29.50 down, Bharcs being traded in. - | SEPTEME ER WHEAT. . 52-43 . 101 e033 100—3]1 Ten A singie lot of S580 | , WO Receipts, 500 head; lambs 25¢ shares of ag a | 2. 41 2 ¥ 32-’ .|103—7 |103—3 103—3 ;jeoe Industrials ... 1.4: 1U1. 100% he day: SO@60c higher than | * | 104 | early trading Thursday; two decks 7S- kouras changed hands at gg. 4 one oe é; iD , umbined average. . 17 3 97.37 | j 100—11 100—10) |200—10 |; Gombined mont 103 % pound clipped lambs $15.60; short fed rhile §$ » OO” az a ins 2 ee e- ] ii ys : Ry nite gd Railways ': 4 = : Oe 76% . BY ¥ ‘sag Cor Dboined Vea! s * ms } ‘ QS | Pound Kentucky sepringers, $17.75: ‘clipped , | — Qu 7 ewes, $74:7.50: eS wool ewes, $8. 50, i ee " ye ‘? ‘ } ai 0 ‘ » ' solid at 79 2- i . 7; : d 2.1/100—8 100 7 100 8 | sone HOV, bond sales es on th k ‘ i: hy ~ % b 5 . +7 2s Of : | | ii “ur hate ge to. 3 My Gidea , of a _ JULY CORN. ‘ : “ee ree '100—26 100—24 100—°24 | Sale % Se “uri Ly. wee F ae Low. . | Close. ae POULTRY MARKET. i {) wo USS Shares, COr é = - or nS ‘ " « oA e ' ' Had wince E45 n- ph ot ‘ S23 V2 1 vo 7 1st > . » * & bed 5 w~ we —! Sig Cour nec — me . be pe en eae ee “Oro? a) pa * + aed et FDO UI? » €94)93 RAR, pages erday. “SEPTE MBER a. ‘33-38 .../103—26 103—24 103—25 | ao . ss _ - , } 4 chi : illowins A , iplete ee L. S4 a4 ie 1D « 03—? ‘ ) ‘ 9 aris } xw.i YO | complete list oa - S15 82a 81 % ne at tes . 103—21/103—21 | Beld H ts 36 .. U5 3 | : in, diy ide nd rates, pe -\ SU ‘8 s] % - -4b ) BU % - 35 sb BPR gy mat . 105—20 105—20'105 4 r ‘ r ; s csaaigninieees ————— "4 ° ° ~~ A" ~* na gy - - be mets S Miso 2 rp eRe Trae het Chang as bej ’ es MAY : CATS. i “a 44% 45 4 44a i ~O2 ... 1 $—15 113—15 113—15 a oe pret 100% 00% Fi an -0A% 5% 46-4 46 45 _. 108—9 109—4 '108—9 | 2s eeu 66 48 £103 % |103 [103% Price (Cnr SE AE J /s- ) Sika = nh EE It 14" | ' 37 or SEPTEMBER OATS. I ORE IG N BONDS. - ~ Commission houses pald the following 5 fm , - prices for round lots of various articies. 130% /13] f 1 G M Sc | oc oc Ci. gy Rm gE gate Ae | EGGS-— ~Freeh firsts in g00d cases, 108 347108 %% 108% | % | } + vs % “ %| 99% | 99%! 99% | ee: rdiinary firsts. 18% @19%c; cases be ~ Oe 1033 9 returned le less x -— BUTTER —- Creamery extras, 45c: ee Ce | Standards. 43c: firsta, SSec: seconds, Stic: 6% 104 ; 3 i} ‘0. l. packing stock. 23c: cneesy stuff 4] ly . iC OO 1,) | wi. ‘ *OLEOMARG ARNE tae ay o_- a 743 @ 7 rints: No. 1. 28c: No. 2. Nipissing . 6%) 9%! Lc oe ‘oo o9% Of Jc: poakers special tn tube a bak Noranda ..j 4 I | & 4 - t B st , 2 CHE x ' 223% , Nor Butte 2 Me ON 24 ) ; i CHEERSE—-Northern twint, 2.5 %C; S?fe- Ohio Co} 54c i46c [5 olc [Dy 00. p ‘101 101 101 102 * | gles, 24c: long horns, 24c; dasies, 240; 4% EB ee Ee 1 | prints 25c; bricks, 24e per pound. My 72. .|108% [104% 108% 108% | Live TRY—Fowis, heavy, 24er ve,” x. Papa .@ ’ F ‘ im % 2 | | P p } . : ( ” ; | Tab . GQ YS i ‘ ave i r, e D 44 leah: re hen OF S208 © O4....| DOF | BO! | n 5 66..\/102% ~ yy (LOK 2 Re ge One rca Lge | ok Coughs wert ‘pole "| “wal F , 64% A103 % 105% 105%. 11927 leghorn broilers 30c: 1927 « ringers , . f a } } Ib and ever 40c: pnt Ro! er 3 13ec: lexwhorn coc ke. ee 45 51 51K; Antioquia 7:1 9514 aAW ; i to ano am wate Antioquia 95 1, | eae, ae ae ee et kd Li, - ~ 04% b & . = aQ ea S ag ..| PRY Argent : 4g Argent 6 61 do May Argent 6 “$1. LOUIS. MECHA ANTS’ EXCHANGE. Argent © 60 May utures closed higher r} 2 Australia Ow , the loca! , toudey Sea board Govt 43.101 % 101 3 B00. 000. busneis wheat taken rcts oe |; HOw Later report aid weather 7 wheat beit Corn was preparing rn | to be th 7 re ee ee ia 08 * — Siieteehdtitllinmemnes att teaddieeheeencatn netted inches tenantennnbdeaae tik een eee ee ~ i WOrIws igure on » ag Ult«F ey, FORE pe etree sere = Caaacocipuithimmprilitian adit adihcdeeeiaendattd eed feed ~ j ub § er a aed Eee rin sap" Oo 01% 102 2 3c auck 26@28c; muscovy E ind Ex Lt ac | eee | Gc; = geese ite: | INDE (PENDENT “OILS. | J BG: 102% 102% 102% 102% | plucked, 10c; faerie 2nd tome, 30: let oe aan a _ Go .: BAe se emer p ure Oil Co No. 2 turkeys, 18c; youn er a wl 3h). * 00140 My| Gttn| Os | ‘ondenast .| 33%/ 33 | 334 | All O & R 82 | dee eee | 6 a A... (103% (103% 103% | $4. ‘ Belgium 6% 49. | Q | ) a 30.! ¥! G44); W94% | o: . 2Uléc, Os ee ~¥ v= Lon & 7% | OF%) 567 | 46 Am C Oil “y | s b, | tichfld Oil | PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Live s. Be . g 45 eis 22 22% a 4 Cul Sug RR : () ) 35 CM&S 4 > | On- ' on Laund.! 2 | 2 i 2 2 | 11 Am Mar Co; 4 tm) | és A 94%4' 94" i . |$1.75 per Gozen. Dressed saquabes per ergen Babs Seadigd ' , ty4] ae ahs CVatT | 4 eon 26°. :.1212¥ 2% Lo | mart J 2: ; : | O: 2Car 8 @ i.) 3 v7 Rem Arms | |!b.: small and dark. 35¢ to 45c. Bergen © 29 .... ere | Sora a ‘3 re Pc ” , Be 27 .2) B2%i 82 17 | Cur Pub pf115% 5144'115% | 485 Ci: Sn...) 1s | 548 cake A\ 97 D7 yin ee es | "EALS—Choice 130 to 157 Ibs., lleg Berlin 6% 50 ../ 99%) 99%! 991 a a ore oe a! on” | 50 CRIP 45 88... ' | lavies WA.’ 35. } 3: “pe x” do -pfd .| 89%| 89 | 4 e | OF Servel Del 6| 72%/ 70 7 2% 1180 Ibs. Up. Mie to 10%c 110@120 ibe, Bogota a 45 ees 2 73 at er ri otis ‘ we : > . a ‘ : : to a a } } r P On 8 ‘ 3 “2 | s ao pid B R4 ' ? SchulteRE ¢ ; 5 9 Ho ‘ } to OMC: ro gn coa ree, qr Be oaeitin Belgium oO. trie r ~J3? Rey ~ - bet ida > Debs > v=" Apvinlibacn We ciearal « Oern Was Steaiiv to i : ees good. Wats were steady to Ic lower. Demand was good. ranged” i {raut, i unc hahget of large bookings gBfavorabie report of ay Winnipeg Bolivia. 8 Oe 464 (FOS . eect a ae ee LOU ‘4ePMELO Gs ‘! 13 : icon. Cruc 16 Nay 3 Col Synd .| sid) #2 fod} a ae 28 Stinn 7 46. 6 100 Liye... | derweight. ete. “ent wanted, do 7 55 fos 0% aete : 1008 a ie “72c tet - + i es } m St Lid &: } 3 x y S. Creole Synd ; | | 13 Sw G 5% 101% /101 4/101 % . |Omly at sharp recuctions., The Crown C I {oI | 77 | 10 Summ 6% .!| 96% 06 96 eee | S50 @55 idbs., 7@13e thr ee 2 ae : 3 Shawsheen | | Rive: gat quale. Sheen. 34@ : go Vic ..«, ‘7S | ’ og & ~e ' C! OG: 990% 990% ¢ ot Gib O cor | 1% | 1%) “ee TT Oi | 99% 99%, 99% | FROGS—Jumbos. $2.50: medium, $2; Gul OofPa oie = .) 903 au} .. | “aa. $1 ver dozen. woe Skelly Oi | MILK—Country stations. Poo 100 Rise ’! ORY,' ORG. ORY | Aelivered tn St By s , e . NEW YORK. April ee steady: fi es | receipts, 30,710; cheese, quiet; retelptia, 98%) OS 98% | w= gay whole milk, flata, fresh, wd - oo St et LD et nD ek pet et oo AP _ —- ~~ _—_- ws ae Bordeaux ~~ arrye? bd bed TO eet PD ~ to * BS 44 7 4, 104 4 ry pot bh Soe CO? - ~ * 0 7~ J) - > - ~~ es - SepLlenive ? a — ~ Warne a = Gif he rec ®, Which were 64,000 Pasue! OCLTIC 4 es bo 2 | % ared with 75.6000 a week ago hited : ; S71 O00) cullin tee] eS £500 100 BCULLIN S14. S00 TOO i‘ b. were 71. Gl ong ore 4 ) agnel boli - 1933] 2 OOD 100%, | ? a ny a week “#2U alid 96.000 last vi ovmeniighimasmaece . @uited OU cars ce and i tnurowunrn. Thich were 82.000 busnelils, 40.000 a week acu Chicago Stock Sales | 4 st year. included 6 cars — | re*y . ‘ 99% 99% 9A% fancy 42a ORI a ‘April 29.—Live poultry : firmer. Tt i of by freight. 32 @ 40e by ' o% . & 100% 10014 100% 100% (exprese. 20 @50c: fowls. by freight. 59 @ Mount Prod| fee fan a 2s ¢ ‘ | 30c: by express. 30@31c: roosters, by ee ae | se ...../105 |104%!105 [105 |ireight. I%c. Dressed ‘poultry sieedys N iex wand [e+ 4 . ' ; i wet . rie N Y Oil... | ap ~ 1 25.4 OS OF )! Bt se \ aa April 29.—RPutter eagy: re Pandem 0: 4 a 0 | Sun Mai | | ceipt 3.i . Creamery. higher than exe eggs 01! =) 2 girs aisin Bs 96%! 9B | OBR OA aoe a ar score. : | : 514.100'100 100 10n “4 4g Gsie cry. rsts. - 5100) gn ty, 100 100% ( 1G 460, April °9,.—Poultry alive 5» 96% 96 OF 96% woak- nite. . @ 25c4 } ! ’ be } ~~ Ip brace -y- = te Sd ee le ae ~ ~ => — ee ee eS ee le i ° lia Ge GS - ~ ~ ‘» throush, Hay receipts were TIC 4 ¢> : si ‘ - 7 : Pe . — sa | , : : “geet is a re- ¥ Ciearances were 408 000 rt of toda; sales, ih. Jow and cl Wheat, 26.000 bushels “a Quvilati (nicago Stock Ex- lp of barley, 7 O00 Bape - SSS NE bushels of wheat Males. — Securits 4digh ow. | - T hree Northwestern $50 Adams Royalty | 21 | 2 - Ts | 3 ret ae . . “ * 9 azo and Binnes polis receiving YX a Winnipeg cP yf ; + mary receipis of whe al were 378,000 4 es, compared with 54.0000 ago and G1lowd8e “last year. Cor! Mere 439.000 busheis, Companed a week aco and 970.000 shipments were 395.00U With 226.000 a week ag: n last year. Wheat shipments O00 bushels, compared with 6: Week ago and 394.000. last ye Menis were 2OS.000 bushels. gage . week ago al a yen! Wa Pie AI PRISE RG ES “1g Cyt ite ie CPS mt.) _- ~_— Serie aia 98%i O8%' 9A%!.....116 , i7 Tundin # - y {)} a le a! , HM. ‘ a ir , nes ; i apne or . 2 17 T? sR’ ‘614 40 104 103 \4 104 ae Oo April 29, Potatoes, new, UnGi = i * i 2 r, a i ed | ~ Ze u/ i ‘ ~ , — 1! pra ye igo sé ‘ » s j '?7Ete sé I ‘ ? : , ; ‘j le ’ i} % : FA ” > i i 33 T'l@ » Co ’ } ; 65 cara: on trac kK. new. 53: o) 108 | | a | | | ; : : | va | : 100% 100 100 % if tal Unite States shipments, 81 3: a ~e we '* ile supp! ies moderate, demand an ie ' si ' } site ryytr market ne . 4 ‘ ISCO] cked pound | im. 96 Ms 96 % OF % > § :oat! eo —5 G7 2.8 id it er russ mostly around ae ST ANDARD “OILS m Se reer an tee: Nek enn te ne fy 1 18% “18% |. - + | yg uh) bs im | sivonaer,, ar eb. Tee ) 3% .105 cpalding rose No moastiy $7 exas 104 105 %,19 at “bliss triumphe $3. To @ 4. 25. mostiy f s ..102%:102% 102% 103 "5: Louisiana sacked bliss triumphs 1 West Power , f ; | > ; _mostly around $3.75. * nl 97% “ ee we | AG 20, —Butter, YS iy $9 4e gs Les FOREIGN BONDS. ~ pd ) See Co OUR OH Bo Qe Orr is = ¢ al ~ ra “1 hae pot ned DS DO CS ae we — iy . atid 2 uh. eer&Co . > eee | 2 400) eift 1Wmssi y, > 500 " ; . . | “| Baie y be th 2 4 > hee - . > as " 4 tf) . z {} ‘ ; a . ()* Q7 > 100 : “$1 ; 96%, 265 Bee ly ieaglaty, | “SEER VE all dons] som 4001, 40% | 9 200 mee feo") VEGETABLE MARKET rf 89 489 | 4. men : ee | 92%) O2ie| WM 99103 % 1105 % 1403! ald a} Old Potatoes Are Higher and New Mas H 7! 387 37 Ya , 1 16 : igi 0% | 99% 100 Stock About Steady. Mef | am . sat. Saas | : .¥ ‘ ; f 38 9c iF tH.» Ay ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. April 20.— . tatoes continued to arrive in moderate vol- : ; oS 4 - “2 ys “ata ; a > "? 7 ume antl prices were about steady. SBome 100 100 cts : Bord : poor condition stock was offered at @ dis- 1051 24 fg 3 ee : : eon cu Sales were reported as follows: : mK 4¢ : “ee Sacks Colo. russet Durbank, . $3. 50: 200 sacks Minn. russe Ne. 1, $2 BO tw $3.00; : ) "russert burbank. — “ee * ec 3° : | ING, rach Ny Ae Hl - ye 1: ay 2 i, > wi , ie, Se ee mab : | $3.00. New stock—I1 car Lia. bliss tri- 100% pe. 4 | st N ad) D~ 93 4 4 o pid ' , Bip Anec . 17 le i102 2% | :. umph. U. S, No. 1, $4.00; 200 sacks ie: - 3 eg: _ } , by , ‘ } , am ’ iek ‘ a A. . ” 4 _ 4 > . > i 4 ; | ty as iruy Th. ? : € ‘ 7 ei 3051 16 ! 5} 96% | Ye | " 1014/2101 tier Hirumph, U.°8. No. }, ee) te aes QO: % > ee e's aadty HA 4te Wit O del 7 “8 ae 8 , g ‘a +4 - Lat. | trurmph., 103 . ‘) “Soe . a ™ yi ‘ se : ‘ : a i fy % ron %& }4 i | a ‘ r 584. ao red last “ye ar. St. Louis Cash Grain. : oR oe she oles ; 4 j 4 j : ‘ ef Faiths A? ib nea Aig ic BAe, ten RG ae # we ws tH —_ w Bis So ds oO , weet Lew ot ) v + 13 D d 1 1 Tw he — - oon os ie ohasies NS&MEE do ‘om , Edi n .. 146% 146 Le -» - rz ee Se Se ss se lL | . — . —s. sh... hv hc Sa PISUD he et Yt7S - « 105 i3c; sampie g¢rade 4) » ie Sat Lo 41 1 ¢ : Louis Hay Market. ; timothy ’ aw pa he $3.7 1 car La. bliss triumph, fiela shriveled. 83.00 to $3.25: i’. 8. Ne. i. S4 Texas bliss triumph. * car Texas blisa triumph. com- 5p —~ A AE A a Ft +e we 4 os ~J SA 1()9 te, ‘ 1, ‘ O2% OM 1O2 Fy ~~ ~ HS “*eeee “4 Mend7 ™% 5 Mj el M7 = j tato price range: Colorado russet bur- os Ce ae ee *~ - l banks: $2.50: Minnesota russet burbanke cheulct : { if | , Montlecatlh % ‘ rep"? vm : q byhy! Ce ae ce ~ 121 ve! ~ ' . ~ rs a f | T3% ay : - eobblers and red river ohic, agairs ty } j ; ove jh Ve : ‘>i e ray rat: i : 1,o. te} : 1 1 LZ } -¢ CG z : . 4 : on ‘ : Mottevad ; es ‘* . ‘ bs regen > Me i : > i ee # : 10; i i c ‘ ; : OL, Y ' ‘ oC ty I ear iatl : tel 2 4. uc | SF-50; ho ruseet bur ranks, to M rB soapy it’ 4 ‘ . ~ ; . : io ; b : ‘ . iscon sin rurais. $2. Oo}. home- hor ‘kK ile r} - sonal : ‘ . oy wn, ha | »f} fa, $) uo per 60)- Ib box, count 2 Neer pean ' oa il 1¢ 3a) F: - — 7 Muni Med % 2 he 3a % f | ‘w Potatoes—Trxas No. 1 triumphea, 1910 an Nethids F708! 1 5 GN | | o $4.25 per 100 pounds; Louisiana, de ee © } “ : bat bet Pernan ; > : Prairie. . 4 ° } . | ~ ; s , ' : . »} — , 1 ,, 0 i 4 are i = “J » J y ‘ } ' i > Ave 1» od re a 4 J vi. “2 j a "2 } j : i ° — = : - . YZ é “ ; ley +; 101 y oO] f ; U: 70% ' i (a ties - i Stun P j — * ue \! 5 Wor St P 58 ’41..:101!2 y 1() M i] 101% 10 011% | le Bo es f - a A 1071611072 ; ba fs 5% | 9o% > >i ps acbage was firm. Lettuce was steady. | Montevide 5 ue , ey ast | “ “= oT ; Ly ) do . : ( ye - wie 6 Sa . Fe] Q5 *? ona °* 4 . . C4 : ‘ Pay : on a a Tomato * Were firm. (}reen rorm wag fal to the Post-Discnatch : “ eee — w ; 2h 21, Zhe | US cn, : ut . . L! 1} Ly | : ] . ’ f f o, cS j Ser ] - 2 ,“ ms ‘ a * 2. ti 5 P ' ! Ge x Sh * 1¢t) ASPARAGUS. A O8k 9 y delive: of wheat we Pu . ; ei as rs ' ag} OM, | if : | c J wt) 4 ila f9f) A, I inger Mfe.di' ' 2 i | net! OR ee ve aay | O74 9714; 27% jr fs Fort $4 i 't : one 3350 toduv and their ef! Or! te tc > \ + « ZI orw uy Ts : . = 2 > fe 2 | a: - 11 ” . ria : 2 Bs , " ‘ A ; " ! ’ age | : : ‘ ore ? : 3 , a 7 pp ; ; 3 ut | CxXLra BC Y ; or ancy. © oice when offerings wé@ge limited ut Norway eee. | , > az | ' “om. a9 a 7 ¢ ' 1, ge” 4.100% 10 afar’ CalE A pf! 28% ;/ 28% | a — | ao oe oo, ane) anal one box: Ilinois jumbo. $3.25; - extra fan- for that future uP BHarpus ae Norway : estas: oe ane sae? 4 Pan OL 1 Tit j 0 3 , ” Arn of » Sa fanes $2.29: home-grown, red futures were strong. but did not Norway 2 698 bey a ass ; : 3 ao 9a _ ~ : oS; idl es ot vel inn ec deez. hand bunches. low the bie bulge in May. Orient | ETO B@%'101 107 : ¢ Stin 26100% 3 ] ARTIC HOOK ES-— California, $3 to $6 per . Wheat . ms re + top prices. LASi0 s ‘ j 4 om % fitinge Sch 6 Us is ; fo #.e* } TON mw LO 1 C00) “ne box aid ; boxes $ 5 2 May, $1.36% ” ore i OO % Refrig 6 RH1,! 86 7% Si > Gwier 574 '101%'101% 101% 107° AV On ADOS-—Caitfornia, $6 to $8,- ae- Set = Panam: Tyvro HvE 7 My fs ee CUrGIng to Rize, per crave anama 2 > ; : ‘ P , ParL&MRy ElSer7 A 191 4% 101° ‘SETS--Texas bu baskets, $1.50 to PL&MRy 7 v | | $1.75 , ria mine Paris (ins Ry . ~ be yee Pe a range oars. g bale ee ~ T ~~ ey teed AO feed bee bed bee See. . - aa tee “ ee ore ny ae pwr en te AY ” «ia a? oS “m- sa ww ps ~~ Cie P ee eS Oe or ie OF RAGE But $65 5 per ton; peenie +2 «> %, . ae or ite c: | Ee “ : ; : i , - ~ > ‘ .4 P ° ¢ ‘ , - > 2 4 = | ; ’ i «is 7 = s / ' . eA : 4 1 : . ' , ge ag caanl cash sales were r ot G* wn : nh 1x1e mm yes ee oy St R » 1. 10 Inv 5 107 1061 0 e niger. e aise (j ; Ve Da ae * a es Y TaOr "Wy ~ mR i, oF J ‘ | or ‘ +y j ; bushels wheat, 78.000 orn, 02 , $10 A iste 44 100% . wf . mM Ede ist ?* oe es _ ~ ~ . fornia, $3 for {} LH crate fx > - 3 a ~~ cs , : Seat: wT seported ns i) Ont) h . a if ; is +) ss yo ; . ; 9g a nae . j = se © 2 o pe ‘4 * a ! ? ra + 244 . ‘e (n : BS : : | , ste re we “ a He : A . | F tT ARYET 4 2 F LE > e F r1 } $2 a} te % 4 , 45 (00 shares 250.000 oats taken for export: | 34 Poland Bs BU... bi 98%] 96% | 2 Phil Co dies 38... 1103 iy 103 % 103) ae meg aa | ore] oe) BER | 2 CLEARINGS. MONEY AND SILVER PUTT MARRE | erate: California, $5.50 t» $6) ben say rhe pasis closed unchanged : ri Alegre Si U Se a ay GAR A ted Sg geo om ~~ 7 a ; ING ashed. 20 xin inmbo. $1.10 per ee “Fagi 08 ons,” | 6 Prague 7 %52)-.,10: 7 prs r 5s 33.) 95° ig; 94a M 7 n | TURPENTINE FLAX HNSEED Apple Demand Is Fairly Active— = for jsumt« 500 fi “all = > ‘ sori . ts i . : - ¥ ve t ‘Te WU - a : : , fe 4 Sere e ft JU or 8am: Caiifor The start was over 1 cent higher for , re 7 takT, , iro oO. $2 ' Bihan : li a : ‘i vs I ’ ’ ° ” The S+. Louis Clearing House Associa PI ' ; fornia 7. " M4 ; ewan ' = ee. ‘ “stakes : : ‘ ro ‘ Su wlies Are Moderate. 2.@ : Pe cra .@ Oh i! hearby ade very due largely to buyiIne : - r4 ; j OU ‘ £ 4 . ' Bh i {) han | , ; « 47 or 07 e7% ; : « . ‘ _ ee Wie -prow or « 4 a4 - “oY .) ( L arn ; pe ’ ’ . * ape + . 73 ‘ >t a to 4 fion renorted clearings icr Anril » 19 , ‘ 2 ml mn. «av ptr bu box by 8Wo comrission houses i - 3 ¢ ; “Wat « ia 10? ; | (eh ; L 49 i (yn snseed ol} ades lots of 1 : , ed A ; i Fieri y " Bm.. re eee ee this ey 7S PRODUCE R lish. RK = * On I os" : : . . ; ' ‘ Prete . : ; - ‘ i i 4 i *? . ' » Y » vo © a nd 13 ; “ . ae . —— in ons ; ‘ ; , ’ x . ; i : ea a : ; my pemneere. ge ~ “weting ioe supposed shorts aes ; , oy See NY oth dtp ; br beens arrels 12.6 per . for raw a | $23,100,00 corresponding day last year. lerate and 7 | ey. 5: ehod 2 4) $2.7 i . - +4 : ee oA oe . ‘ I i “ : ; — te _ 99 — Tirnen- | ‘ i a ee eee ~ a i > : Ss NT oriaa 4 r ” 454 oa fae Up unti] saics ~obt wm indeminitie ; do B47 . 2-00 098 } 400 . Ln Oy? | SAVANN: a.. April .# dopa cerresponding period last yé ar, § S.-i mand wee fairly active. Prices were : » Ss : a 1%-bu e1 a e. $2 ‘ bm ; e i or. he LOO% ae ' 5 ; . G96 a2¢ ver Th . } . Septem o¢ . no ar . i rece DLa, ae : IES, ote Q°7 ' ; Aiviadna aceon te ‘ ap , mee 3 5 -s , es bought the Julv and Sept Rome 6 %2O%X ..| ; ‘ | ; 1m =«OArm: ». +e LZ | ; Sees - 2%. , 2 | ne et a ; e) 19°7, w yd to individual a ed as folowe: 2 barréia Li is Wilhesap aoe , bot ‘ia * bamipers. $1. ‘ a >a tow 20% | Sanula ‘ 121 ; Rep _ mes 40) ra f ly 7 eee ‘4 ei : ony >) o4n hinme f} ie] ‘ - ~” “4 —_— " arre}s . Hy ” ~9 = Midday May Was 136 Ye Ju y 130 . | Sav Paul ~ 42 ne j . | » x 24 ) ‘ Ce : Se | ciety tn fey bank and bankers yg $17 i; as 0. 2. ematli =) Ze ba ) 40) ba f ° ! , . : 2 dT, dig g ber 129% . ! t 5% 3 ~ ome piel Salle ys | vodsie ngs : eg GO pm : KF $k 72 : a RG 1. | 000.000 tal date $1,765,800,000:; | winesap No, 1, medium size, $5.25: ‘KEN ONIONS—Home-grown, 18¢ to - 3 “ é / ” 7-0 it : : e a , . ~~ “me i os Pd { bs j fj }: 4 43 4s ‘ e¢ ‘ f - ‘ ° a ,’ >? 7 5 a : - ‘ | *? J i . b ; , } ; . . 5 eo rere Rit weer IM to 62%, 6S oi #0 anxious to sel] so that pric *s kept Queensland 7 41 . 11 ’ eee ? = a , err polles were mf ' } : ' : 6 2 $i nee 100 bO lis stocks decreased 8300 000 burgh T i es ,u I mers) ‘i » lays ; a . p shes . exces 41 . — 9! LONDON Apri! on —Bar Siiver oe © } mat ’ : ' TOT giro SLCe 4) = a : . + be OKO . . ’ ° ? rv . ren i 4 4% & “4 , 4 ° : z ; ro }? ; t . = ‘ TY Mon } , ¢ 2. ' ery CRANLEKRIES—tCape i od Uowes S4 -: 1“ 101 Me Zn nee OP op te a aT” - . on oe 4 ks rage * 09 0 ik : ai ee : , ‘, er ba he sae ma. there was better commission % Uni Si W B 1 Bip ate ard 77 tnt pty ded TEN 2 1 A oN sl é 2 1D 72 iO + Cit Sate ' HONE ieeiaaiaiels ;, “tN *, - « de tal ricer , int? At 7 .S Cc . s " - , 1s 4] : yk hio i i (}#) 34 {res ty mks cyvi Le iant we - os re? ~4: , Te Mere and and prices were firm. ' go UD SS of d ( 4 } R ty ‘ Ls ‘ t a ae « 2 ~ M War 71 Ps off July 7 ‘ 7 Se. Septem ; 13 l'rurcuay ‘ GO 2 2. . : ‘ ? '. } ' ; f 4 } i wig " sa a } Ms .% " 3 3 44 qo ‘ : riz e- ‘ p 4 i ; ta a ed t4 4 Tiss . : Soenieh opioue. Weather was unfavorable Site new crop seed. bed 11 est] aes in other grains helned Oats. | 5 Wi oer a a a export «interests and com | 34 Yoko! Lamia } 3 : r yt | . | ) | | s | : as | | | : sion houses ‘all bourtt. Ernaurt pre- | INDU STRIAL BONDS. © of Or ¢ 22100 | SOR! 9% a 6% 3 6...../1 ‘ ' = Gee. y 0 8 a 4 ‘ 4h % (97,1 ‘Mean ij of ol gt's atimt ios Le ad hs , , ; , . ¢ : # Te - treswen ‘- 25" to te D ° ‘ o* ay . . } «** ‘ ; : : {i . ; , : ; } : "Mi . sa g ‘ ‘ , 2 5 io A “ f 1} : sy 1. ? a mt ineas Wor : MA. At mri tn / Max 1 Ajax Rub s é. _* , OO ty te Nest : one ; . ie i Dre , ; eo’ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ gy 4 2 see ‘ : —_ 71 la rs sree i tdifi ats 17% ’ +): mire i >. wt} 7 = ‘ x nas = Py 4 ’ = £4 ’ 44 ‘ 4 tr ‘ve A rhan- iTh er " Dota : - 100 :> tae ‘ = pag 45 Lee r. ' ‘ »> | ' i . . De 7 eT / ‘ aoe ‘ . “ 4e : : an f i ] j a. mo wert : nepinet i = } i . t et — 33 I eo te ; Pi" m i hanks 4 nes visions were Tirm with he.-* sare tnet Sue 6 3 eS nM ‘ » ££ wey 3 901 . $4) . ‘end Mia Yy 7 e 3 & j 2 to mre ity pur? pte mer-g ; - — a , : ies , . i ; Beet - ur ane " * : : A | ; ‘ ‘ ‘ - * - " } ; ‘7 = ; _ ' we e ” , nr eT wr | e oF) New York Coffee. ‘. S midday was Sc to Vee ENC > Am Chain 6 3% Sense an2 % 2 Un Et TH 5% 54102 110 3 sA106 11086 108 | third A rig 4 B44" GR! GR | ee fons inst 1.565612. « | New York Sugar. | ' eid. Bde t ae * — ' ~ ° = } a “1 cok yet N > . 1 j 2 i s* , se ; “ ; st? . hu Te ; ; t* » ore ) 4 a fis he : ie Z ; , 1 ° YORK. April 29—_Cotjee SS | BR Am Smelt Ist 5 : 108% OR , _ - OTM ere Maq 5 66 O45 % 1045 Lo do ads | ee! amis! MB {outer 1 695.149, arainst 07.804 tl NEW YORK. Aoril 29-——The mow swees | Gar iwe ty Texes bu Rarmpers "ge eg Fe “ye 7. 16946¢: oa GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS as S Ist Is 7308 % ane a he . ni Ga , : : Ww bh 30 , OG % ) DEM, o Tor H&D ce ae ay 9ee Gt 1 "avenue "a - = ena ee nu “ en at today with srices |51.70 to 83.%: siseiorm ‘tt hamner | cacy: Rio No, 4. vad boeLo ’ ~ or... 1S 9/109 200 | th Thy ON 105: . 4 Of! DS, 3 4 4Un P; ee wes ee +d ee ee, eee ee ee es sie i 16 wer 1 ve basis of 4 77¢ for Cu $3 0 to $4: # Louisiana, See J eee i0 teadv: ES ; a “ ow : } 104% i04 %s ; ' Rub 6 4% = ¢ . * 5 in) 7 retoell a ae oo puawe, von a a " ja 1 aaj i is lieve? a gBle wae | $3 5 ‘so. ; gay oie TB m5 i114 CHICAGO. Oct. 29.—Grain bids and, ++ : ’ - of @ 314/103 9 ts 85 Ae Ba ie . we ee Ont 34 As, | io cyt @ ui a se) oe a Se ey Nae, 6 i mortem of 2y 000 base of Ouban for aPINACH Homecrewn. Sfle to 7 Pact | aX. 46 Sep Sitere follow: : réT on 9% on $4 2 71 : nal & eat m4, of Ve ) fhe 1% Hm oa ' le 0) ‘ : | O50 pron Be iwhanzed “SO | pyr pt imate isc we 2 rae? Ss rkaness goeaq $1 to §1.3 .. 5g cme cami es “S>; Cre on . i . . , 2 = _ S a . op [*. S ; 0 u =» 2 ' } timate in uropre nH ' : Bid. Ofte &. | 29 ‘4 a *y 4: is e- - al ‘ ' ' ' 7 “.” : IAA Sis hay § 3 } : ’ 278) | ‘ as ~ « : I | epee eed futures 6.127-° antimony «tot : An estimate » : * © 425.000 , hec tates int sree . mn > : ‘ 3 f 4. 1c - . ‘ »* - 7 ‘ : : 4. ; , ; * fT ~ om ~~ Ps A ee : wUuLAaT creacer P a , *#en eee 185%-% 1: BO ty - ° - . . , ~ ' ‘ : " » _ u ‘ . me . r il ™ ae ™ . ea ; Bay : LAANTO ‘ Aprit =P .——f tandar : € pper asa inet 2 1° ” nw ie taive bee et v"*ar ie er 5 % ’ ; - so ; . , ; on P ‘ ; Aang - " e “ ‘ 4 . Pay A iM. : ry 2 o2.0eekdO%-% 1351 ae Be ~ = oe > ah, o Orly “ 2) : ‘fe 4s) 3 ~) PRS ! 2 ; 4/100 spot, £04 126 6d: futures £55 2s 64; e'et- linerenes of 11 per cent. the @ecline in the red > z Ye y ~~ a} wrt} HE | or ‘LRM Le P ! , 1 y Ay ‘aS! A bn e.. troivtic corner, spot, £61: futures £61 10; epDet market and easier London ar- 4 cs peace 400 78% | 1 WwW > ia 4 1, 108%, T06%! ih | 5 SL&SF pr A: ice at ™ . a pie : a. | tin, epat, £294 Ye Gd: futures £287 12° ket were responsible for increased # cre | Pore ‘Tenaga’ fancy T ‘car Sinking Fund 54® eden 4 45%, | 2-2 Warner S ref 7391 96 | 94% F Se 50 F.'100% 100% 100% | 5% 75 dee? apot, £25 10s: futures £26; Zine, (pressure in raw sumer futures where : pd choice $3.50 te wenty-VYear Sinking Fa rion 5% 46% - ? , et Ky Cna) 101 % ITT % t , r adi 6a 55100% : : ie , 7 oe a . 25 6d: futures £29 Se. prices at midday showed net losses of 2 te ims ‘> for taney roid De benture ; . ee ee ; : ee : 2 72 " ae 172 - ’ . bare 7 . o Or: ‘ 7 : 9 ~ 2 ; ; > . iin 4 points “. ay "4 » 2° 5G Due November 1, 1943. ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS” EXCHANGE , 5%, [105 ial Tine = n 5% 9471102 % 102 4, 11928 % | NY of x e v2 Steel Market A continued’ ge04 | withérawe demand | rt RN Ainbema, @5¢ per Geom wae rer et '¢ f re bales Be :; bids and offers follow: o> D.i 4 “ : i . ” ) soy . go “gar” - ~ ¥ 7 : oy Re ‘norte ty , Tie ¥ a Coupons of th ese bonds, oe" : api 29.— . 7a . rep Rey oe ee a ee piping saeetnge itn ee . eoevnvere

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e PAGE 58 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —______—_F Bi [ EVENING, APRIL 29, 1927_____. ae, denetecrerne — Tee oe i * ——_ Y ¢ * eed > EY = SS he ; ee 13. ie? ‘ H a a? ys ; r tC’ = . _ + - :_ = * ~ e > s ~ eC nee ® ‘ee Te * WASHINGTON Aorii . % —_—fiere prop? ALOT! LOT | ro .* he Aas acec P rece — . oe “ ~~ : ~ A: : ‘3 » 5 ot i eS an ao ; + « * : ~ > sins . a +t _- —_— er m4 i %7 > “a ee . ' ” " on") . ; ® ~ 2 © ' P “ o 5 “ - : ~ , " ‘ mee . ; é reta Carbo. ‘thm far. Taken fT fte the narcot: ri ist % Tm Ti » &s Pt ; “ « . ~ _ ae & : “1 “ey ° og ' -_ ‘ : M a -« . - 4 i> " " + ee rr 5 : i is ae ? e . M ue . i Se ° on - J »* ’ s - i ‘ » 5 ‘ - . . * Pe oA : ae a - tor : 4 7 ; i — - : . 3 : : : v's b ; ey s informers from } i] manusc? . . a, é hum > 2s = 1 " ‘ f A . * . wey we " _ ” . , 2 am me es a a Ss of . f a) RSS RM A GE WR oR ZN is Three renewed pieces, miler te these shown, in Af eum tion. You cam get the b you prefer if you come eas Group is limited to this pein Pay $5 Down — v ook Book Bie ney a eS a eg >. ee : Se Pgs ae = . oa . $ 5 nae - ‘ a -s - * a x a : - _ * ae = em x : eS > Ss = = re Se 7 _-» / : RTs : FREE paris A group of several styles : geben 3-Piece r Davenport Suite wees: ——— “a ; real values at this low price 4 ~—s . a a i ie +e es — ye ; .7 7 > os ~~ nao ve a « - = : P -_ - : -~ T " ; coil springs. All pieces have reversiD! ee | ol L-4 | _ * ~ - ~ ; / " Note the artistic carved base....... , ' , : acon sss 88% alee, CARR res a bite RP AR AR TE ee Dip on or ores he Pay Only $15 at Time of Purchase ‘ ‘ Si tae tee Tae” (tis Cee ak Se Das ie os ce wes a Ss Ati ee as ° Two-Piece Mekhaz a . ery teeePsece Mehawr i mOo-e rece Sone Three-Piece Jacquard V clour wee-£ rece Io Mas a +& bs 2 * Parsi You ll not find so much Range i ' ae nee , a eee oe en money elsewhere! ull 18 a DO 31 ni’ ult LV1)} .0COMmM Suit am 4 oP ee : Sel amg group of lined oven and broiler! . - : 3 f : drawer! Automatic lighte oven thermometer! Large \ All of this for $75! 250 fr We PEERAGE Staple ohne nee hee ee ADH WHLAAHHSA HAH RO THD) HHONDSPO89 99999 HTH THTFT ODES SE8 i Seip, sai ail babes ‘lp. ae cpt Mra tate eat RIES MRED pS aa Fhe re 5 dF of he A ee ae aS ee : bee thin 2 Oe Sade i a ooip cing arms 9h _— sy MME DTP a a ~ — ah oe we Ce ee ge ae . x es Fav (/ni Pay Only $5 Cash - Pay Oniy $1 Cash Sn in i i i i i i Gray Porcelain Range All-gray porcelain exterior 32: fall 16-inch broiler. Large cut! drawer and accurate $5 - em All-Porcelain Retrigerator in Re- et — a . — epory - ~ , mecuan- - ~ a id . a . C3: -so rr « aronr-f ~- - : ‘ 2 ~- rerrigetauct +» 2 os ee ae hae | ed ae - «= -~«* . 7: Z aba tADER SSS Oe AOR SE tn oO. se Ser NSS, Bag pons Ig PUD Son PE ae oY SRS TAR phe ne ‘seit POTS On) TRI LSD RR I Ses Fete a a OE May pen ‘ a ae Re Se es ee Sac a Sah ane SE Ian amen ee 8 ; finishes. In Al condi el =a . se “iS wonderfal bays at $33.75 " By ge a 4 tf Pay $3 Down 2 - "ae - a= Carryola Portable (an Be Bou ght ra Unzon'’s Easy Te “a ty! bi iy | | Maree «A ipa PN ed or al aeue ) ENG ast 2 ’ ~ - ar *753 U7 ~~ -— w - furniture while you Eight-Piece Spanish Dining-Room Suite Bry eeu cam do the same __ this €Testest of portable Phone: Three-Piece Fiber Reed Sunroom Suite Buffet, extension table, six upholstered chairs in s! 3 Wi Tey ¥ ' Com nlavs anv ma! ith the same ay rmchair and rocker and comfortable divan in nut finish on hardwood, with pane! . 2m ri is : = sail oe Xe * : EE NE LI ELE ES : : _—— a wh ee ’ was aaa teat z ' ’ Wwe woven 11 ed. nicely finished in baronial Srown. tendency is seen in the distinctive de str ts. : : MILANI GL IE Ae OR NEE HIRE ; z i iaihy, $s : oO Drii cushions age covered in Closed End China Closet. to matc: pric 7 50 7s is a mc : g cus S age cove | SJezes mt Every pe Fasy Je ‘os 111% Ttermec ry cretonnes Ft rN kh You Need Pay Only $7.50 Cas: Free Mounting nian’ Saion You Need Pay Only $2 Cash 9x12 Velvet Rug e ee 3 — 5-3 Rae 4?-Piece Dinner Set mag en a Splendid quality. ith deep “ . ) - > , es ) | OH | Tas CM - siece Dinner Set in i real valee at this peiee , Pretty 42-3 ze soft nap. Ex- $ 50 \ — : | “fee | t ) en | -oregaggers Me “ss = BP cet ' : “4 : i meres darinty cic pat- qguisite color — | / - | | &§ , § , She : ; eB $ 9 ie - F - d ‘ " : : a . : & RS . boi A — - zk &TM.I Ns .re-* ' : . - | ; > - + ¥ : 3 Z { ‘ ; ss . : : : : > ~ = 7 . $2 Cash 6-P Tableware Chest - “ Siz kutves, ‘forts 9x12 Axminster Ie striking comoOinations ~~ > = 7 . s =¢ wes of the season t 2108 spocms amc tabie=pc « ~ J = mf te satteras aac COO - ; , ets x — m nay Fiber Reed —— i ere _— = etter kmiit im ice : : ; = | Cavenport Tables $28°° Baby Carri 2 eae yt = ee eee oe ey DQ | Fabric Springs : aby VLdarTiage sg ees tBu ugsttS VS 2 Bee ee Breaktast Set : lL SS Odd Weed Beds... ~ ; —, OPEN EVEND Yeu Can Shep at Union's Twe Exchange Stores Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evening — ne Sere — RS. Ns Ss ee Jt e i 7 —— f ———— SAVE ON FURWITUF Records at Union. | All the New Hits. All TAT wT #&aB ° dee Teme = Uninc: EO pc ey UPRPNISHING Co |e F ram P ores 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET * ~—— ,* wate e ee AE SAS OO ee ad

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ORM Bek iy OR Sage ae Al Bete = The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine rns FRID, 5 E we _———= + HE WOMAN ATLA em rom pie At RO ROO Rn IE i RTI OE ange ERD Oba p ees en Suallnges wae ; ‘ per | _- OF IT. ; MEDITATION ODISH — Absent Minded Thee Days BY Jay V. Jay | Milton Work’s | What Do You Know? (RI eecite mocers Marshall | A Daily Knowledge Test a zg . on aa oil _OF A— seine Bridgé Pointers i =— —rs MARRIED WOMAN ‘a ye TT : , i i i tae 4 igccount of the suce ; inter for today is: me — a of television. ~— Oe ae toe Fe i i i i aS Cet a ene HELEN ROWLAND %. | , = eS ee | | | a oe 7 j ; . . wo : _ 2 ae : , a sat is these Inrcect Tf: xe 1} 5 — i. 2 so pene when a * & ‘ =a ee & SS “ 4 4 in? — . . ; ; ; dent of the y: ea ee ee i ee ee i ee a BSS: 6 ee Co., in th is known as the “B She taten A that es peg: ane we can believe the comic artists. ¥ fig : Pca k ¢ “Badger Sta cr: went required by the : 7 | . I : ne Reema . | r ’ ee | é 7 | | = : iy.” | th ina wife’s smile may 4 i PPA A AL ALL LLL LL LALLA ALAA LAA ALA LAA ALAA AA A ALAA : beni = shiles.” said the | ' ) , ' from PRome cal ? . . “a magnificent self-control! . : | 77 So — oe — awe "9, Se = see | | ) | ¢ “ 7 z | = costly ever to come . } FY mi , ied Liege.” And now look at ’ ; aor pasa NN It em PIE le he Pe NR te nce » os ee a ee ae en ane ae ee ee ee a ee ee i , §—Who wrote “ bar: letchie’ ee 7 : | . will be put into ho you see if it isn’t! hilate utterly one of t& “aaae of modern civilization— i i i i i ae Rie a pf art of telephone lying. - ais Ba Seer by phone is easy. It Mitzi’s little navy blue suit with the navy dot- Mitzi went to a matinee in a crepe satin gown, he fit rick should be: Four ot - It gees al Clube. Ei se ac 3 2s Bn at takes—or ted white blouse has a new jacket with no but- with the satin side for the dress and the crepe ges eae oO i = i tml ae os a ber th tons at all and a skirt with a wide, fitted yoke. side for the bands of trimming. She wore an- ~*~ * 'ees; ae eee Gees 9—What queen was sath in the FP. h re :. ae E because a teleph She wears a little navy blue helmet hat with it— other little helmet hat—this one with ear tabs ‘ates : ar sa lela lace a = | bnly to control the voice to take her alligator purse on it—and the usher had to dash after her with Some Declarers would at oneé at-|~~ ~~. : dia gees ~— ghe face or the hands, the & - t nat ¢ i im fi eh ter? +. ee ge ee her envelope bag of snake. ack with the Hearts, hopin ) ter. ogi for prevaricators who un four Hea icks; but, as ha a _ n. already been ‘nted out in ese = | ene lying is easeful, ; SeyV “Sy - arti-les, that would be -very bad Answers to today’s questions will be found on page GB = spares the feelings Kf } piny. "The DOME Gti sueieiesneee oh | ; pesets reality. For exam is : i ee ae as ain Sie se ‘esly the glutton for pt a ~ gong women, — whe: ‘Finishing the Job BE = soca Most families would hare to eat off of cast-iro 2ll determined to “‘expres urselve ire , . ’ ; ! , , PLL LPP PLL LPL LLL LOLOL LOLOL PhO od a gl ol oken china would and she almost forgot as she left. i i a i a i ee ee ee If all the average woman's ress end, they would create an eart a Ke . ac WoUuL.c Sas f€ Word | a | : bev chtnis Gis Meek Chee thes | | If he is consid from New York to L al cK é 3 | | / i AS : : \ e> eclarer she attempt to re By Angelo Patri Af mh to call up and explain | . | , | up his o it, k rins & eas to work late. why go behi | ? The Perfect Brute cipal of a New York grade ne work, his = energy is ¢ : pend who never telephones school, but the late Charies W. “ °"S5° GUantities by the sem @aee : : and. Pag men the shoe's on the b : : He uses four and five t | Eliot, president of Harvard, .. much as he will use wi he bs a ; jen, we mean, the rece! conn eames lm said Patri is doing more for expert, and he faticues easily. ; ‘the other ear—it’s a sad yo common-échool education than wnt him have the thrill of sm i s who doubts her telepho any other person im America. Sa, este docoearey cart. Wi x net INSiOV ifternoon it was the chil@’s i depends on her ability arf with fts rippling Moe Beft his unwelcome tel By, tles A. L. Reed . M. D. [E fluffiness of tulle and the} tel shade all one’s own, as is cvi-| Hearts. It may %e that a Heart| the wood cut out. planed, ready to tothy stitching that You know the technique: ae wie oe Fiurmer 2 Presiden of the American rispness ¢ iffeta are two dé 16 - y those who go ‘te seck scat ; iil have bee nade, w spo glue and nai Then he’s tired of ta .. | Bo : Private Secretary: You enh « tet © 2 7 | yeh cae aE a tie a ea Medical Association. hy, mien LCi sa we , . = a erase ~ ‘ FON. ne t hop —— aw = " . 2 « sriginalls btainable. and one a2 -hen his mood is rood _m very andi of the sec t ‘ Who is it, please? Mr. . ay iialiat » cei co mot a.ways go nal sor —— . aha, pe ete insect ae ahcgragte yOu suggest t there j om now made for me Don't yout | be | Just 2 moment, .please. cs ayre E: mete inva: ly they are seen together | thei: ‘mn pastel coloring may be for the glue the fern would did well? ‘3 3 @ to catch the “Good God, so very goed? s m on the face of ing and dimpliag."™ Mmpson, seated three feet be better. I°REES jepeaks sweetly into the tra :I'm sorry. Mr. Thom rr? - es 4 . : oe ae . 4 . at nw eee et SE ‘eo! oc * ,.acal | o . i | 6 ro) anaes oo ee 3 sie | : Riec} eae hite bias id keer sistently it until RExt Of It mak 7 B (~~ teitiavan? tiave ’ saa 7 . — MP Be. > re - sre that are made of somob« yi mowever, it can ne. aere 1 st colors r street wear. mightily a bri he neighbors | an audience and |! a } what time he'll be thro mye bs wb d - BURGESS. ‘Sag en IARI gg Rag SE: ae, Bae Seeye tase Seem te oe ¢ ee ) see y it and see. ‘ae ‘you like to leave your DB a anal grt de ema REY nad collection of rufflings and fh stupid indeed is the woman whic meee . 5 . 7} u teach a child a ne (Copsright. 1907.3 2a tm to call pe a : ATR rg = Another article by Mr. at : ae seapee! Gaal -by. 7 appear tomorrow. es ae the smoothly suf: Peter Rabbit Is Disappointed invasion depend? | when all is maid and done and | i: naeieis it ite: tk Cini bt ete ge ee ee iin os oe eheeine 7 , a ee pits ogeth« rauffi« ure the orde ’ the dance ship, ‘3 } or hi ehil has : pg : manson were gazing, as Guaranteed mM, into a televisor, or ure im r thing is called! ~}? P iF es agent were doing & ) i ena heigl : tim a \ F . n he telephones us a8 thoughtful to needlessly worry Meer ty fF =| burst that the soll, water and veg-| ‘Be cas* may be, and they are the | pastel tones. And even the mother | the smattest shops PURE MALT SYRUP “OE iliow an office hoy 50 f acon > Light. Dark or Medium. ce - Evening World Green For “est an he Green Mea2 Ce te ie eel ee » the youth of the eountry as ey 3 hade C bei , ‘te lt ha clita sinaaiibiasistl iy ini a Bes Reto our desk). Is nott ows, Of th* tughing Brook and hf eta wm e th lo © distric are hose who have ae § row iS. imgie pearl worn at the slight hol refunded. Save iabels for pre- me — sacred — even the the Smiling Pool. He knew ju : | De eelaees wg ae _. somewha ther in the matter o The rage is on. nay be only lov he thoes miums. & married woman not how worr : 1€ l€ . us ‘ish ah ~ : oii’ a nes a at pes ; ne co a er P : Yea : for ninwute € i it may ins c reat mags % oh an office boy phones ge a el lp TE = 8" +} hich held theic popularit un- | be caught now at it: - Rt — — is getting altogether 2 ™ Violently. we do not ag B Walter S Gifford that “In and happiness.” There too much brutal truth dad now). v mo more curious than was Peter 2 hy in aloes ae kn , ) oe es ee eee oa | DA aerate G BRIDE-TO-BF. aide of the Laughing Brook. He | e enema ease oti 85 oy trey men aN RS eg ee ee ee ae ) ee: ieeoun stunning ring! oa ; ure areas eff: hown in Le me in several colo hat : show me all the oP could see just eneugh bv sitting up —— ie aes in sete scat cia va Be ec te mPaeP ie ayes tre ‘ ses and looking over t} P J , 7 ; he could Sscamper «across on an oid aa aE RR et te anon [iatake which Getermine endem! ° ) _ Them be hurried back aloes i... .. .. ge ‘entres o at arene te aulee thing that 1 Larvex. No eee ee OE NN rm pens Wrsia |iMto considerationn Beware of using ¥ | } Ni a yee se bulky ¢ little tim 1e, and by the ime ter i : ' nan wii . ’ be mit, seatterin: eatin : : : | x, i VO or ool he could | a a o |etmple goiter that eccor amean| @@) Det true complexion IE Tely fc eep your duties right in your closet 4 reached the Smiling Po mee Parmer Brown's Bey tramp-jeiscse tre buena : sang, Pee Hdres Oy eng ae ; ing home across the Green Mead ath ” ; o nai ; “tes vm a a latively inanuffici ; am = Soap on face ) ; proce 8 ‘ = ows. With a hasty look about to! wg. o pan ge mya Siegen ine. mminiw tm the tieflseeess ae en Le S$! s. Larvex is “8 In combination with see that Reddy Woe was nowhere : pun Ft foe : A . rn OeF B : caine ne ‘ riz. modern way to ocauty sta x ‘. a nx? x ideiy urge: = GNeTOO cial atomuzer, $1. 50. ] > gallons, $3; nie mens , ia pe bo yy Rad dug. ae ae 7 with sian t Cleasisn > with ne soap in the world today fc . A clothes . mariage gem an ee wan iene eee inte clea: =e ver} — ee oe 2 eeyenera® +HS ae tym, your are worth this ps R Le r. scampered past tht . ain ae FS Me ie = ‘ * OCcec Wt kids } iL ATE ? : is Ss} misin i. CG iong ee | OT: r@cientt. = sage sates _ nen ae nomen tah . ‘s ‘i filled in that hole very carefuliy more fréquently tn giris than in| Th aaa = washing oat We : te ideal 3 as THE rs MoT™ per sae emai The Larvex ene atin > toad ? | “ae be , 250 Park Avenue, New York, N. bank of the Laugh ing Brook to- ial and he had finished by puttire ward the bank where Farmer}... a the sail Mik Reel call aie tn 2 mple goite ™ | | a . : ; hs "ie tne : nic ¢ c if in re ike ts “44543138 . ; : OD Be . - | t+ looser —_ ' , ' . Mw“ * 4 6 a} « , . .* — . ‘ ° ? - ; : natin » a ° + ote ee te - - Brown's Boy had been digging. first place. He had sacked it down ork reaches its peak at . ) aol om , es | : ES : i his is spiendid,” thought Pe- ‘ ” “ refulty : 7 , - ; 4 — $ee of ter , a ‘ 107 2 : é AnurTnHose. : sv, a Ad ; = ‘ nil a «“™? m mo rery n techy. ren ie Was ai' i * ’ saatinat ~- cs J 2 . ‘ _— ter. “Now I nefish- | ‘ . ae es ; . | every night. : hy — mene Arnetiak 'through you wonld have had hard ee On ZirS and ¢ er babies. — won't hurt them anc Hees Sela a aig The percen me sas Sn eee 2 | ) - : : } | . Conte but ; work to find the exact place wirth- |; . , - Curren ——e Fue ; wera id aa aN ke PH try mot to scare them. But Ij. havinw {& pointed — ae rT ; . ' cted, women ) ln : cetainly am not going to miss thisi. Beat = aa Cis be te GS Poteet, OS ) i ae | sve & Cane. : that you get | hasteaite t> eee them + hose | 1°". 7 Farmer Brown's Boy | 'rery fo the ee of activit a ae Oaps thet | the genuine Palmolive. Green soaps | r00 Farmer Brow =" Roy 4) * : er in we 3 iTiiy sarm to er " & 45 ae a ; re t 4 | Tus : 6 — _— >it. ; a1 7aP ; represented as of olive and > | palz ; 0 ip off 7) J} at me hahies af Prattt, Lees simple ale tron! civ ci ved th mls are not the me. [They are bart | them away. 4 dent raat hel... 4 : Ngoc “eat , iia Ri Se Oe a Agate wile ak oh ' wend? , = 4 a ; «| Kingfish e , wimg if] ee ric. Sey tude mmta . ithe Paimobte- os seialtiaaa ( GUARANTEED BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Macazima} i? . : Si UorT> "e pe ideas 4:tctetne dicta Je pa api hapa nce AAS APRN te I VV. al aah: et gM 99 RNG TIS Age > me aed hs acid 4 say ee Fd Sahat ik ee Rots apes re xa sen ee a ee ne a tt ad p Seed, Wek RENEE AF eh ON een Keath = 4 4 . ~ We thee ne + aon ay - % Aes aid ' ani 3 eiiiasctaaseediansbthao decide aoc. soashroneommericce hun, alles eae SR

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1927, FRIDA APRIL 29, t Know? h America? ee iat. pwn as the “Badger State’? Pr PPO LOLOL” ried in Samoa? wn Rome called? — LLL NNN NNN Licey nh the French revolution? ee —« NOP INL POPPA rina naracter? sm. ¥ PNP N LLL Ling p found on page 62, cartes ——— ~ ee nee e Job ri pS as the newness wears off ork, his energy is consumed se quantities by the new de- He uses four and five times ch as he will use when he is and he fatizues easily. You mim to have the thrill of suc- he views his finished task. Start 'it for him end hand it R well started. A £00d start the job. If there is a distinct que about the finishing of a or an edge, finish it yourself Bim helping. Gradually vou BS and he does more. The of industry, the endurance, ill, the habit of completeness ll represented in his crude B. ©Praige them and go ahead. putting on the fast rub, ty- ae jast knot, is not really fin- the idea. That finish comes the result of the childish ef- Ss put to use. A mother who peautiful handwork taught her Gauchter to hemstitch a table When company came cne oon it was the child’s table with its rippling line, its y stitching that graced the ace is learning to hemstitch. very proud of the scarf she for me. Don’t you think she pil ?”’ it isn’t so very good,” said pdiushing and dimpling. “The pbne will be better. I like to em.”’ oO wouldn't like to work, given dience and loud applause? and see. (Coprrizcht. 1927.) er article by Mr. Patri will r tomorrow. | — uaranteed pure imported LIVE OIL fognized as one of *s greatest tonics tissue-builders - = see : oths start flying, they lay h moth-worms to eat your you can’t prevent ; way to prevent them an odorless, colorless, | sid. It is not a “bug-killer” hakes the cloth itself un ms. You simply spray it on | are mothproofed! every fiber—the cloth moth-worm can eat any- with Larvex. No packing th-ballis or bulky tar-bags. ight in your closet. pe! rombination with the spe- - 9 gallons, $3; gallons Mes are worth this protec- day —at drug, department The Larvex Corporation, York, N. Y. VEX made of woo! : NG MAGAZINE) Wis to catch the “Good God, no!” sey ane b $3. x ae F * -& ee ey aod ~— _— ae a ape Se The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Mag ne azine PAGE 61 OF IT Screen. Stars Tell of Lean Days Before They “Arrived” srguerite Mooers Marshall “entice Art of Telephone Lying. | MEMCE Can go too far. We | cueht so when we read the’ met account of the successfu] pe on of television. We. test reassured when Walter §. | wed, president of the American | maene and Telegraph Co., ex- wad that “the elaborateness o° sgipment required by the very eg gf the undertaking precludes. _eregent possibility of television | wavailable in homes and offices. a ” mmomobiles,” said the wisc E i the ‘90s, “are too tricky 4 to0 costly ever to come into wal use.” And now look at the sit , on will be put into homes wefices—you see if it isn’t! And f jhilate utterly one of the) SE ot modern civilization—-| seentle art of telephone lying. | eh} by phone is easy. It is. by easeful. It blesseth him that | @eegand her that takes—or t’other Dain d. ip easy, because a telephone pig Only to control the voice— wthe face or the hands, the give- si for prevaricators who ap- sr in-person. amhone lying is easeful, be- ‘@ spares the feelings and; spats reality. For example, | only the glutton for punish- mt among women, who ever wtiong her husband’s good tele- med excuse for not coming hone @inner. If he is considerate meh to call up and explain that pas to work late, why go behind geturns? The Perfect Brute is men who goes out with the ge and who never telephones at the shoe’s on the other fen, we mean, the receiver's other ear—it’s a sad young who doubts her telephoned ' m@ that her headache is too bad | igo to the movies tonight. Sh2's| Mreally a Mean Girl unless she! he’s the Broadway show and tlub with the other fellow, Smeyver bothers to telephone 2 Morting lie to the first man. Meevision in every home and o?- jmeans that, in addition to a Miferate imagination, all of us | ld renege on engagements tpossess a poker face. ‘Th- Meement lets many of us out, | Mis the persons with whom we mk engagements who will suf- meether reason why we are television is because it may men out of jobs. Many a woman’s value to her em- depends on her ability to Meff his unwelcome telephone) & You know the technique: Private Secretary: You | like to talk to Mr. Thomp- | f Who is it, please? Mr. John-| ? Just a moment, please. (She | fon on the face of Mr.| Mmpson, seated three feet away. Mepeaks sweetly into the trans- | Mer): I’m sorry. Mr. Thompson conference. I don’t know, R what time he'll be through.) you like to leave your num-_| # Yes, I'll ask him to call you, fon as he is free. Good-by. : the smoothly rebuffed Johnson were gazing, as h? into a televisor, or what- | Wthe thing is called! Suppose) Wpress acent were doing like-| M when he telephones us as we Batching an edition of leaving! of Phome. (That is, if television Bisliow an office boy. 50 ‘feet; Mthe Evening World phone. is to our desk). Is nothing— | — sacred — even the fib. Mia married woman not being) tu PWhich an office boy phones to) ress agent? is getting altogether too Violently, we do not agree Walter S Gifford that “in due) Vi me after he passed away. Mand in many ways television Badd substantially to human and happiness.” There its ther too much brutal truth in) Pworld now). oo A SPRING BRIDE-TO-BF. I fulations, dear! Oh, what : forgeous, stunning ring! i th show me all the filmg told recently of when success was only a dim and _distant goal, and hunger and poy- erty were close at han Laura La Plante, Bebe Daniels and tenee Adoree, all of ' stars of the first magnitude today, | | but who faced hardship and priva- tion while they were | earn their first dollars in the mo- tion-picture studios. | most nothing. aunt in Los Angeles. | by working as a seamstress, | was 5. stuff | Diego. Plante Describe Their Hardships Before They Won Success Guweeeese in Motion Pictures. tresses who have achieved fame and considerable fortune in the the T HREE more motion-picture ac- | days They are whom are seeking to “Walking is good exercise,” said Laura La Plante, “and I got plenty it when I first went into pictures. I walked back and forth from my home to the Christie Studio to save carfare. become really wealthy, with an actual job in pic- But that was when I had what I considered res at $5 a day. “In the first place, the really ‘hard times began when I was a child, with the death of my I came with my mother and sister ather. olet to California in 1913, shortly We had al- We lived with my “My mother tried to support us but ere were many lean days for us. | was only 9 years old and Violet Finally mother decided that family would do better in San We went down to that city, 'have to Bs _ You've got— pau and everything. open up the cedar chest; linens—tablecloths, Widered guest towels, all your b kets, packed safe from ara a Boths! Fite * es ws eed Mthese uncountable arrays M things that can’t be told— Mundies, nighties, negligees, : sik, and some quite bold!) 2 : yea, here is your silverware, BM here's the little blank space aS m= monogram will be. Miso pretty, and I'll bet irehappy. By the way— "@tupid of me to forget— ‘ag is your fiance? a ‘BEATRICE SLOBODER. WILD YOUNG PEOPLE! RE WOMAN OF IT: Another mee of old-fashioned prudery Pew York—the Bay Ridge High }@ girls’ school, does not per- | reopened and I got a guarantee of b the girls to invite boys to their , Only at their last ‘the Senior Prom., is this * given. | «ANNE NOVENDSTERN. ha ee and Ye Shall Find” — Men Sought.” runs an- me on the same story 5 new Dry jobs. Here's f the Prohibition service has ‘fuck in its quest than |ing anything unusual in me. I got into the Christie studio as an any and I entered high school, but at the end of the first year I- decided that I must do something to help | the family. “The motion pictures naturally I went from studio to studio, with nobody see- Then extra at $5 a day. I was just sure I could support my mother and sister on that. worked altogether three weeks straight at $5 a day, and sent for my family to come and live with me. But the three weeks’ work was not repeated. Soon after they arrived, the studio closed down for three months. That was during the terribly dull period of 1920. I had no work for a long time. “I went from studio to studio, looking for work. Some of the studios, to be eure, were closed en- tirely; others had only one or two companies working. and there were 'a hundred experienced players for |every job. We were forced. during that time, to borrow money to live / on. “The sky cleared when the studio so much work and later a con- | tract.°’’ . 7. WAS born in a circus tent in Lille. France,” said Renee Adoree. “My father was ". ly, made over old clothes, father was a splendid clown, and But as} Renee Adoree, Bebe Daniels and Laura La. | ; ; as clowns are nearly always great- | ly in demand, it was I remember, town to ane- shut’ down. Once, walked from one other because we That was our hardest time. arly decided that I wanted ance for a living. Along with ny horseback riding I dancing with one of the who took ef e “From that with the circus, tomimist and dancer. Burope, but of course, we just show people, and not by any means rich. A new dress Was an event with me, as save up their m live on during the off-season. “Finally a chance came to branch out with a real theatrical company and I took it. Again I toured Europe, this time in better style than I had ever known. My circus ;won me a good salary. ; ‘and then in America. 'ed not ‘ ' clown and my mother a member) 'on the world. with a nice contract of the circus troupe. “Long days were spent in prac- tice on the trapeze and at bareback riding. Sometimes, though not oft- en, we were without work. Then we lived in small] inns, ate frugal- imy ‘nice contract with Paramount '—to those long, jean years that be- | | suggested themselves to me. I was} '14 then—nearly 15. “The war turned the tide of my eareer. J] was dancing on a stage in Brussels when news of the Ger- man invasion came, and another girl and myself escaped to France on a freight train, went to London Those were the hardest times financially, I had ever known. Without money for a railroad ticket, and hardly enough for food, we lay very iow during that freight train trip. “My European reputation count- a cént in America. I be- gan by dancing in musical come- dies, and after many achieved a leading role. It was in 1920 that a film company in- vited me to play a part in a pic- ture. tures before but and have a test made. the way I photographed and went back to the stage, erward ,got the chance Tom Moore's lead California under a Goldwyu Studio. consented to g0 play and ame to contrac } € he what it ‘that people will sax | Se Feinat peor Bebe Daniels said, Daniels never knew means to £0 hunery, whether there will ever meal or not. Look at be another he sf with Paramount and all that.’ “But they don’t seem to give a thought to those years before I had ’ had 1eY. | , ; nad no money. jearnings were mighty necessary to | They helped us| We toured | were | months. I had never thought of pic- | I didn’t like | but shortly aft- } fo wonder | sitting | ‘raw ege: mix seldom he | suffered when the circuses had to ) i|gan when as a child of 5, I started | i'mother °o°0o°9o “ LAURA LA PLANTE °o° 7°99 to work. n those days my little and me. ,over many a tough spot when we ‘|was not quite ‘of my health /Own promising career on the stage | her | meant being on (had to start | very little money to be- | food ino money to buy it. i were home work as a dancer and pantomimist ) and ' tion. ‘the | Angeles. needed help badly. || to California when I | 2 years old, because | “We Came Mother gave up her to take care of me; child. Being on the stage then tour, and when we iVuil, la, mother literally to Californ 7 a ~— all over again. Ca m e “We had in with and for a few years it was We vyhat roles ' ers, endeav- || h erTrsés If. “What little money we had then /}/} apportioned, oh, so carefully! of it went for wardrobe. Al-/| ways there was a wardrobe to be kept up. That meant bread and butter for us. The for food and shelter. was scarce, and there was until She they did came at night. her, our old clothes quite threadbare. sometimes after the theater And I remember watching longing to be of help. “Then I secured my first a part over that she from posi- Morosco Little Colone!] with Oliver the on the stare as iin ‘The Girl I Left Behind Me.’ ‘Then came another role in “The Man’ with Lewis Stone at Belasco Theater in Los I had become a wage earner at five. But, as seemed to happen so ofte.: would come tivity when there were parts for neither of us. Then is when we learned to know what it to be really As always seemed the wav in such times, dis- tments came thick and fast. turned many an uwely corner the butcher and the baker gave us more than our dime’s worth for ten cents. “Later things began to easier. We were getting and recognized. Then, the moving pictures began to offer openings for stage folk, and whil: had many a bad break down to our last nickel Squaw old ~ Te + mean broke. apoin We when come cnown rr LOO, we stil] and were th ra’ os me and again, i] | worst of it was over when I was about twelve.” Baked Potato and Ecg. Take a well-baked potato. Open and remove with silver fork onto a hot plate. Add a little Butter, a sprinkle of salt and cover with the lightly with a fork and serve at once. One must work quickly so the potato cooks the egg. Serve in a small, hot dish. Garnish with springs of green; cover the dish. j ++, strug- ' rest went Many a day | Mother made | in those days, there | long periods of inac- | 1 ; RECIPES FROM | “My Old Virginia | Cook Book” Apple Bread Pudding. RUMB bread, C only. about one loaf of | using the soft part Melt one-quarter cup of butter and add it to the bread crumbs (about two cups). Now put a layer of the crumbs in the bottom of a hak- ing dish, add one quart of sliced apples, sprinkle with one-quar- ter cup of sugar and grated nutmeg, and cover with remaining crumbs. Cover the dish and bake until the apples are tender, removing the cover | after the first one-half hour. | Serve with sugar and cream or | acream sauce. then Women’s Lives are relieved of a great hy- gienic handicap in this way. Positive protection—discards like tissue By ELLEN J. BUCKLAND Registered Nuree HERE is now a new way in woman's hygiene. A way scien: tific and exquisite that ends the un- certainty of old-time “sanitary pads.” | Itis called “KOTEX.” Ejight in| 10 better-class women have | every 10 adopted it. You wear sheer frocks and gowns | without a second thought, any time, anywhere. handicapped. Discards as easily as a piece tissue. No laundry. No embar- rassment. Five times as absorbent as ordi- nary cotton pads, it banishes danger of mishaps. Deodorizes, too. all fear of offending. You obtain it at drug or depart-| simply by saying) ment stores “KOTEX.” without hesitancy. Be sure to get the genuine. Only Kotex | ‘fis “like” Kotex. No laundry—discard like tissue ‘ad Thursday Night. W ELL, Joan bought two dresses at the sale today and she iid not need either one of them, but she said they were such bir- gdéins it would have been a crime not to get them, and now the clothing allowance in our budget is shot for a month and a half on account of it. When I came home tonight she had one of the dresses on and she said, “Isn’t it pretty?’ and I said, “I don’t get the idea of buying clothes when you admitted that you don’t need any,” and she said, “‘You can’t find a bargain like these two dresses every day in the year, and I. can put them away until I do need them, can't I?” and I said, “Ha, ha,” and she said, “What's the matter?” and I said, “The darn things will be out of style by that time.’’ Joan said, “I wish I didn’t have to listen to a sermon every time I buy a miserable rag or two for my back,” and I said, “The only thing we are economizing on with your darned old- budget is my lunches,” and Joan said, “All right. I'll take the dresses back, and I will have to admit to every woman who lets me know she is sorry for me be- cause of my clothes that my hus- band won't spend any money cn me.” I said, “Did you or did you not say that you didn’t need any more clothes now?” and Joan said, “When did I say anything like that?” and I said, “That is what you told the women at the bridge club,” and Joan said, *“Well, any idiot ought to know that I meant I could scrape along on what I had if it was really neces- sary. It certainly isn’t a woman’s fault if her husband doesn’t earn more money,” and I said, “It isa’t his fault that she spends every cent he does make.” Joan said, “Other women don’t have to fight for clothes the way I do,” and I said, “Maybe other women don’t ask for so darn many that it calls for a fight.” Well, we were washing the din- ner dishes, and I dropped one 1 was wiping on account of Jo2n leaving them so soapy when she washes them, and she said, “It you didn’t break everything you touch we could afford to buy enough clothes to let me be secn in public,” and your wife gets so interested in bawling you out that she does not pay any attention to what she is doing herself, and Joan let a dish go smash, and 1 said, “Yours busted into more pieces than mine did, anyway. I never saw anybody as awkward’— and Joan butted in and she said, “What is the use of you stardng there and criticizing? We can do our fighting after we consider how we are going to get a new set of dishes,” and I said, “What new set of dishes?” and Joan said, “Well, just look in the cupboard and tell me how I am going to keep house with the odds and ends of cracked china we have left.” I said, “I thought we were econ- omizing.” and Joan said, “Econ- omy doesn’t mean getting along with nothing,” and our budget has i | ‘|; no dish allowance ifn it, but Joan ‘lis determined to buy some more ' | Parking With Peggy | Working Wives By Lucy Lowell. Aire wort of the discussion on the working wife, I now learn that there are 2,000,000 working women in the United States who have husbands and homes. This rigure is announced by the Women’s Bureau of the Depart- ment of Labor at Washington and is the finding of a Government cen- sus taken more than a year ago. As such it probably means that the number of married women /earning outside their homes today is reaching up toward the 3,000,000 mark. Nevertheless, the American wife | prefers to be the homemaker and | mother rather than | with an independent income, in the , | opinion of Miss Mary Anderson, | head of the bureau. the worker “The average American woman | prefers to make a home for her husband and children to doing any- thing else,” Miss Anderson said. “She would rather fulfill thie “Isn’t it strange that so many ambitious young salesmen seem less | h 0 ome. interested in the purchasers than the ‘lookers?’ ” dishes, and I] guess my lunch money is going to have to contrib- ute another dollar or so, because when your wife gives you a littie for lunches on the first of the month, she has an idea you should return 90 cents on the dollar on the thirtieth. The Duster. HERE are various methods of making a dustiess duster. A simple method is to saturate a piece of cheesecloth with turpen- tine. Then dry it thoroughly be- fore using it. One housewife has found this very satisfactory. ‘To reoil a duster apply a few drops of kerosene or any light lu- bricating oil on one corner then roll the cloth and let it remain so until the oil has spread evenly. Save dust cloths by using cotton waste and newspaper for places that are greasy or badly soiled. normal function than go into the business world. I say this in the face of an increasing number who yearly seek their Hving outside the One-fifth of the 2,000,000 work- ing wives, she stated, are employed in factories, mills and workshops. . The fact that most of them work through long hours and are often underpaid means, she declares, that necessity sends them out to labor. “The truth is,” she goes on, “that in the poorer walks of life the man of the family cannot make enough to support his wife and children in present-day standards of comfort. ‘Material things, like electric lights and modern plumbing, form- erly considered luxuries, now are counted necessities and to have them the mother adds to the house- hold income,’ “T believe that only a small per- centage of all women who work take jobs because they like to work. “Only those who have careers, the select few who go into the pro- fessions and arts, can be sald te pursue their work for the love of it. “And they generally are women with comfortable homes or giris who do not think of marrying.” Chases Dirt— Protects the Home As Healthful Cleanli-, . ness is the safeguard to health, so is Old Dutch your safeguard to Healthful Clean- liness. You meet every day, | every business or social demand un- | And thus ends 4 PCPPP PP PP OP ROP CR i A A AMR * - - 5. Rig Tg QANDAH ee - Y Oatmeal like this will tempt the fussiest child MAKE the foods for your chil- dren tasty and inviting and the choosiest boy or girl will eat them with zest. Oatmeal can be made temptingly tasty. A little Price’s Vanilla added will give it a deliciousness, a delicacy of flavor that children simply can’t resist. At our request, Caroline B. King, the noted food author. ity, has prepared a booklet, entitled “35 Appetite Helps for Mother,” telling just how to flavor oatmeal and other cereals to tempt finicky chil. dren’s appetites for these wholesome and needful foods. The recipes call for the use of various Price Flavoring Ex. tracts—particularly Price's Vanilla — the original true, tropic flavor of rare excellence and strength. Send for the booklet. Address PRICE FLAVORING EXTRACT CO. 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Y : ‘S"-A oe | 7 we Bel * ' * . ™ ie a ce : ~ a riz ° c. es bd . , Fee 1 = ¢ ~ *»"aTT sa oe “ ; wal «mii ‘¥ or — “We could have bott Se agate! : $— Siar Antoinette. 3 | , 1d le —— - j— Bizet “Carmen.” e a ' “~ - * ~~? - aa 3 : : »* @ No, Because I like my beach ee Tae ee : a ge im Uu “4 I spain m4 e —— ~ = = - ‘ ‘X\ a _ r Br , 7 4 Tr P . B if ct “a = “Ss. & Fo — flamKked@ by bie hetels and swarm of Dutterfly pecple, >d where Sax: Sets = = - ‘ » : . . aa there are people the is gossip. - ” ae nt oi Db oS in time jor schoo ; Fae Warmgot’ df.... . The as | mite H. Franc ....000TA rd ? 3 3 A 5 he - ne a /* o ~ # 2305 } 3 : Davie Camem JP. « ee y reg —oh SO ’ It took the Heinz kitchen years to develop this new food. Took count- oe omg . ee Rarest Scientific warp and woof of you. I'd have Accuracy with and 17 leading stations . tora tt out long ago for Granville’s) iugeed Durability ts actentane aa less trials and tests to develop the delicate, pop-corn flavor of Heinz Rice er i- [ Rnow that I can fear tt out to ctseen cree ait tn coe Service organization, Flakes ... but it was worth it! You'll agree to that with the first spoon- termble wou! per Cc tes ‘ . , . ae ee ful you taste. And Heinz owns the process exclusively. So it’s impos- “What?” ares . 3000 communities in 30 Ehe stretched out . teeter? : pee m a » arm, pointing io the deep Sire w2- Bp @UNENEGmASS, ten cs millions of sible to get this flavor in any other cereal! ter Sf the Eitle cove “I shoul people with gas, electricity : . : . Se =e Set Gwe ee tn tie and oil products. Heinz Rice Flakes come in triple-sealed, damp-proof packages. And “Th I should ‘folie: Ww. mr on - - a ee roe my CITIES they’re ready to serve. Simply add milk or cream—they hold their crisp- rest.” “ Ps . ° . “Siwrould be res? te there ane ness. shghtly—if you wish. But the flavor of Heinz Rice Flakes rect fae that? So, Bungie. we are | i dn Citinesine thew dente sell naeel make a sable compound, Tor | PA MAUS CO. = ve they don’t really require sweetening. sound nature and my unsound one | whoteante Distefbators Serve Heinz Flakes tomorrow morning and watch the whole family ways. Something would breal respond to the call of The Silent Breakfast Bell! “Our hearts? Mine micht. but 'a@ rather have a broken heart than none.” “You souk not. And tf micht RADIO , be worse than the heart. Your prepared a * y oma epirit would break. I think. and 2665 LOCUST BL. your pride and faith im the right-

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FRIDAY APRIL 29. ige7. | | (, Young American | res: 8 musicale 9 Show — i “ye Boat, | W MAQ. Chicago (447 9m, 67 0ke. ) } Wide-Awake Club: g ics, * The St. Lows Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine *. Oberdorfer Marx and - WMC, Memphie f 7 . fr : 499.7m-660ke . c woc, avenport (483.6 leauge? ure .e Tr. de ™m S2U0ke, 9 WOW. Omaha (526 hestra: 9. classical. *] WPG, Atlantic City (209 e 4 ) ~/9 8m -100% 4 a , | Vessela’s concert band- .0 ' 8 sincerity when accompanied ee nee shoe dmee E meerIBAH.—We cannot recom- WRC. Washineton D . AS, ae sn rtune teiiers. 64h LOT) (468.5 ° . “a fo ; | 8. Lord Calvert orchestra SOME p—The distance from San Wss., Atlanta . rgnciscc 4 la Pe AS | sk Sa cme VVERS TO QUERIES s Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | m-57 0c) 6-59 my ?P onal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be “einen attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- stamped addressed envelope. NEW RESIDENT.—You can find | |out the name of the owner of the | |property by inquiring at the City | | Hall, tax collector’s office, to see | who pays taxes on the property. | | You might consult the Real Es- | tate Exchange, Wainwright Build-, ing. THANKS. — By watching the | newspapers for a few days you can discover which lllinois county | | Seats publish their marriage li- | cense lists in St. Louis newspa- | pers, and by avoiding those towns | you can avoid the publication of | 'your application. Both persons must appeary at the license bu- | | OR.—The Inventors’ As- | ‘WEAR READER.—You should | reau. AMBITIOUS.—The gas used by dentists, as a general rule, does not leave any bad after effects if | | | the patient is in good health. The | effect of the gas usually disap- | | pears in a few minutes. (2) Many | | of the “old time” fiddlers play by | ear, though some use music. READER. — Your invention is | | of a patent. You might find it |’! expensive to protect a patent be- | | cause, if it were infringed, there | | would undoubtedly be a lawsuit. | You should write to the Bureau of '' Patents, Washington, D. C.. for Mem records at the Bureau of, Statistics, City Hall, Twelfth Market streets. ees “EVERYDAY READER.—We agi - you to consult a florist about | e@ information at Shaw's ee '* "MWILDRED.—Naphtha is a liquid pearbon distilled from _ coal Benzine is a liquid distilled | the compound volatile hy- bons of petroleum. The has no premium value. "PREJUDICED.—We cannot ex- opinions regarding different sie or universities. The uni- matty Tou mention is a first- accredited educational insti- PMISFORTUNATE.— You should mi Vista avenue; St. Anne’s Hos- mar 6301 Page avenue, or the -ieuis Maternity Hospital, 4518 faghington avenue. Baegainst the law for you to an automobile. Py e mother’s consent. H—If the man should die| Fe no will you would receive | Sing, aS you are not the man’s [oe 60, you can file an addi- inventory of your mothers of t t. MEDICAL QUESTIONS mmealih and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- i red. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. MWORRIED.—Please send a self- ressed stamped envelope and mt your question if you desire mmame of a physician to treat oo weak knees. m & H.—A girl 16 years old | He married in Missouri with | complete information regarding | | patents. There are many types of | | fire escapes on the market. We | could not say which is the best. Perhaps some member of the fire department might advise you. SEVERAL OLD READERS.—By | /an act of Congress, approved Jan. | /' 19, 1856, the order of succession | of the various cabinet officers to | the presidency of the United | States was arranged as follows: | | Vice President, Secretary of State, | |Secretary of Treasury, Secretary | | of War, Attorney-General, Post- | | iy to one of the following in-| titutions: Bethesda Hospital, | | MELEN.—For the red places at | of your mouth you might use following, ointment: ne- Ounce each of oxide of Zinc fment and lanoline: mix and my night ‘and morning. SeTERAN.—Photophcbia inflammation cacsed me intolerant of light on means flow of tear my caused by th effect mech light on weak fyes. Marriage Licenses pone : Births Recorded a MARRIAGE LICENSES. Girard Hays ..312a Ellwood = Regina Fleischmann. .312A Ellwood Rausch ris ifmann fic Ti Mails PLee Heritace ._. Wirettia Denton... .Lan Brown f - Comptor ta Gallc r ....-813 N. Compton om Maicnrowseki.......East St. Louis Mivamroz ....... st. George er Matthes Es ss wg eo ¥ D. Dawson euerene isrowm .... mo fF. Blackburn Banders W. Warnboff a Bie H. Frazee em. Puller ...:..2305 @rieda M. Rist..... 1423A Buchar =e Davis Capen Jr.. I Elizabeth Hawes... meiow ...... Sidliian Williams .......1310 BWiadk ___ Burial Permits |») Sm. Gleve ........4235° Vem Pine | eee lw Me DOA 8. 30} ag 6950 Waterman | cei By the Associated Preas. . 44 Forsyth 7 C. Basiey 4511 Claxton Gara E. La Pine. ..5535 Delmar . At Belicville. eee Deckard—Mrs. Ollie Shanks. Bt. * iB. Neil—Evelyn Gentry. St. Louis. — a Davies—Lerene Loehrding. rille : ooeeee Belleville, BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. = T. Richardson. 3427 Lawton. ' Se ‘ote Brilliante. ucky. yy. 4319 St. Louis, Bk. Seiter, 313 Ruseell. ‘and £. Heidemann., 48600 Anderson. .@nd A. Brennan. 5416 N. Kings he uc ¥. Spillers, 4449 Labadie. =e Moffman BHCLA Qo] ; askill, 8629 Wenzlic aK x. ‘Tk. 65523 Pranree. ~ BS Goldblatt. SVS2 Pace * >, Bercman, an and A \ » & s. } wisn ix - Temme. * er. ** . SZSH Olive. Lieyd, 14238 N. L3th. = . Jones, 216 N. Ninth i B. rion. 1k S. Broadway. . - #0npen, 1310 Carr. &. Ar nmeton, 148 Soulard 21. MeCariner,. 1006 N. 20th. 2s Thomas, 2004 (rear) Carr. **, Cannon, 1418A Glasgow. Mae RB. Reid, 4552 Cook ie : M. Wileon. 931 Park. Davia, 1118 Cass. Coontz, 1122 8S. 11¢ M. Brandrick, 4966 OdeTl. _end EF. Thornmnill. (16 Bates. me om, Heller, 4508 Virginia =o ©. Reker, 548 W. y Vo, x , 4104 N. Broadway, 3 N. 55th. East Bartmer. e W. Reichert Freebure—Rose B. | ; | ' ' i i | | | | ; ; ’ Sad ©. Whitmore. 419 S. Jefferson. | master - General, Secretary of Navy. Secretary of Interior and | | | the Secretary of Agriculture. The Secretary of Commerce and Sec- | retary of Labor were not in eXis- | | tence at that time, so they are not in the list. No such emergency | | has yet arisen as the incapacity | | of the Vice President to serve | | when a President died in office, but if it should, the Secretary of State would assume control of the (s¢ vernment. LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) RTIN.—As you ares 16, it is! H. T. B.—The judgment Dears interest at 6 per cent from the | date it is rendered. . SUBSCRIBER. — Your neighbor | | could not be compelled to build a | foundation. EX-SOLDIER.—There is no law prohibiting the Government com- | pany that you mention from work- ) f |ing men over eight hours. one. S.—If any of the heirs wish | YOUNG BOYS. — If the newer model is patentéd this probably would amount to an infringement he paten TIM.—The treatment employed by all experts in cases of syphilis incluces mercury and iodides of potash. These drugs are most ef- | | fective. F. R. N.—A surgical operation is the quickest and safest wav to relieve the varicose vein condition vou ‘describe. Sandaring might help temporarily. You should consult a physician. A. C. R.—Annusol suppositories | | applied each night and morning | | may relieve the condition. You | should get systematic outdoor ex- correct constipation if | ner ne Reena eee a e 6 BURIAL PERMITS. e Stiller, 60. 3529 Marmus. 32. 2806 Lucas. 1991 Market. 2706 Lucas. } voming. > Plymouth, Aicott iviandt, S&. 3800 Lindell. hatman. 54. 3705 Choutes jiatimian, ‘ ° ‘ i ; o> au. renia F. Gassolo. 58. 4769 Cupples. Banks. 24 Y Biddie. mz. 22. 6107 daho 726A N. Euclid. | Jefferson. : . Jefferson, wisconsin. A Walnut, i} -apin 10th. Divorces Granted. Pauline from Earl Allen. 38, 3R21 cverve a y > > Minnie from Forest Claggett. George from Violet Work. T from Nora Ross. llard from Muriel Bleckburn. om Steve Zetbehanz. > . . . , ‘ sanders »} Bana Fariey. irl from George Koons. iam from Mary Lenni, Steamship Movements. ARRIVED. Plymouth and Cherbourg, April | 28, George Washington, New York. - 2 months, 1705 N. | The Greatest Story in the Worlds, x.. ® Me The Bible in Pictures And Jacob said unto Esau, Let my lord, I pray, thee, pass over before his servant: and I will lead on softly, according as the cattle goeth before me and the children be able to endure, until I come unto my lord. unto Seir. ‘So Esau returned that day on his way to Seir. And ‘Jacob journeyed to Succoth, and built him an house, and made booths for his cattle: therefore the name of the place is called Succoth, ~ t \ U NE OF THE ARRIVING COMPANIES OF SOLDIERS PAR- TICULARLY INTERESTING FO LINCOLN WAS THE NEW YORK FIRE ZOUAVES, UNDER THE COMMAND OF HIS YOUNC FRIEND, ELMER ELLSWORTH, THEIR COLONEL. THESE PICTURESQUE SOLDIERS WHO WERE QUARTERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE- /SENTATIVES CAUGHT THE PMAGINATION OF THE WHOLE CITY. In the Footsteps of Abraham Lincoln im 7 J lis di vee i » i ii 4A SF, - 4 ii A\NE NIGHT THE WILLARD HOTEL WAS THREATENED WITH | FIRE. THE ZOUAVES JUMPED OUT OF THE CAPITOL WINDOWS, CLIMBED THE FENCE AROUND THE FIRE HOUSE, PULLED OUT THE FIRE ENGINE, AND WERE HARD AT WORK FIGHTING THE FIRE BEFORE THE CITY FIREMEN WERE AWAKE. Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell ff / j 1 {////) ih ih "4 YALL ble GOWN SO itd McCjure ewspaper Syndicate LSROM THE SOUTHERN WINDOWS OF THE WHITE HOUSE LINCOLN COULD LOOK DOWN THE RIVER TOWARD ALEXANDRIA WITH MOODY FACE HE USED TO WATCH THROUGH A CLASS THE CONFEDERATE FLAG FLOATING OVER THAT CITY. IN MAY [T WAS DECIDED TO OCCUPY THE VIRGINIA BANK OF THE AMA giant UM a POTOMAC FROM ARLINGTON TO ALEXANDRIA. co at a. Ella Cinders —By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb = This Comic Appears a as a Full Page in Colors Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch ter WOLD HER toe A. MINUTE—L FORGOT TO FILL MY COFFEE CASK! MORNING AND IT’S ALL WET Now! 63 IF, 7 CE Joe Jinks—sy vic | | Trieste, April 28, Martha Wasbh- | ington, New York. Manila, April 28, President | |Adams, New York and San Fran- cisco. Manila, April 7 Jefferson, San Francisco " - Colombo, April 27, President Polk, Manila for New York. Hamburg, April 28, Reliance, New York. New York, April 28, Noordam. Rotterdam; Mauretania, South- ampton. SAILED. Naples, April 27, Carinthia, for 'New York. | Queenstown, April 28, Muenchen, aughn, 4595 North Market.| New York. a. New York, April 28, American Banker, London. MISSOUR] ROAD CONDITIONS| | By the Asaociated Press. dy. Joplin—Cloudy; roads good. President St. Joseph—Cloudy; roads mud- j : Jefferson City—Cloudy; roads rood. Columbia—Cloudy: roads good. Moberly—Clear after shower; roads wet. Sedalia—Cloudy. after showers; roads wet. Kansas City—Cloudy; roads good. Hannibal—cClear; roads good. Poplar Bjuff—Cilear; roads good. Springficeld—Cloudy: roads good. Cape Girardeau—Partly cloudy; | ‘roads good. 3 Tt. | a ¥: Cow CamP— OF THE STILL ‘NIGHT AND OWLS WING THEIR WAY OovEe “THe. “SLEEP ING COWBOYS — PIPES UP ouT FA Now W sHu-u! LISTEN SLIM — EVER ANB ANON HW I Pur A ROPE UNDER TH’ \, A LONE COYOTE f\-tendeRFooT'S BLANKET S—/ | eS. = é ghee ” : ie ws ie “a Peas € ¥ Set ae es 3) FOU SLIM! bibua \ Hear 17? T THINK! Weard Jus‘ A LEETL Cash and Carrie —By Lou Skuce igsttd (Oe nls 1 f NY DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME MR. FROST, I CAN TAKE YES- THATS , GOOD CARE OF MY SELF -- BUD WOULDNT NEED TO WHAT LT SAID/ | STOP A LoT OF WOMEN FROM BREAKING BOwN Uh BEAUTIFULLY WHOS GOING To {) THE DOORS IF YOU WERE THE ONLY MAN INHERE - | KEED YOUR 1 THE ONLY WOMAN WHO EVER TOOK AG LOOK > AT WOLD WITH OUT LAUGHING WAS Youre MOTHER f seenets plat 9] AND SHE CRIED — WE eu P| i” CAN ALL GO BACK TO OUR ‘om DESKS NOW AND TURN OVER THE FIRST NEW LEAF fi} jesus if if ’ wt yy ee / Wig e/a Ml iff} HAE Haat ON ACCOUNT OF OLD YOU STARTED OFF} VES— Y FROSTY, | eiuee BECAUSE HE'S YOUR WIFES COUSIN- BUT THE OFFICE BLIGHT SURE IS GOING TO KICK A LOT OF GRIT INTO MY SMOOTH WORKING MACHINE BUT HOW] WHY ‘HANE TO HiM HERE eg &’ 5 =F woe x 4. AR NOLES gg PT RN tee ape Bo 4 AS a 2 ‘ T FELT 'IM -HE'S UNDER MY BED @ y, en aa ae ee > A Lape aul ae ins i TD Se Misty / pn ayo hn ttn tng 9 ee =p Srey ceteyet ay he pagers any Reed By < ca bnep - Riey » a a pd tp haat at Ca ati esas r AYO Ce aie... REE 0 le ge: Mg jee gee 75, ie =. 4. he. 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P / N é APRIL 29. 1927. | A N | o> SS K~ ASOU), TELL Me - ay =, ‘ —————7. 50 | | a “ee x cs SS SS ES —— yrs Bo dagucvmgag TOSTHEISKS OASTIL. “hee ion ; — ge UPHOLSTERY — —- 1.00 oe E 2 al ——— ek NZ — SAWBUST—- ONE HAAS WAS CPENER G > to Widen Gap oe ™ SWEATER KNITTED BY BEST GiRL, COMPLETELY : = i - —— ee TO BE CPERATED CA AASB THE o 12 Miles Below City. a \ _° RUINED— VALUE s PRACTICALLY PRICELESS / } | Zz Se tsa, mg oe) oe Prmpreey Hagen aoe ™ Ree BE R PAIR OF TROUSERS SENT TO CLEANER S—— 2-50 = A : 7 = : _| | GARAGE AWB A bBoG Hous Two =A EXTRA CLoseE HAiR-CuT- To REMOVE FAINT FROM---.75— , : é' HAIR, HALF DoZEN MANICURES To REMOVE DITTO FROM EWGCER NAILS -——~--— 3.00 ] 3 This Comic Appears as a Full Page in Colors Every Sunday in COMPLAWTS FROM THE PARENTS oF FIFTEEN Mutt and eff —By Bud Fisher One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch CHILDREN WHO TESTED THE PAINT To SEE WHETHER IT WAS DRY OR NOT AND THEAS WIPED “THEIR HANDS rm raaeeion GEEVEM, THE LION TAMERS (JEEE, feos a bata mo cE, it" GAT TD ARE GowG ovuT TO JULIVS ARG GONN we CLUTT ‘ I Don'T. SEE ANY | ON THEIR. CLOTHES — BE ALIVE! THe 4 CLYUTTS® Néw tome TONIGHT A HOUSE-WARMING PARTY 4 SENSE IN A FGCCER (TOUT FoR YouRSELE & Don't FoRGeT THE WEAR WO TEAR vont fegremeg (S Vy AND Give tt A HOUSE . ee aa mn VY, HOUSE -WARMING | 7 'S NEQUES-- AND=-THE TERRIBLE PAINT JoB HE MADE of 1- _— LAST YY, sz) WARMING PARTY. we're : —\OLiiY at's WARM LAY 1ON DUTCH ) ™ 4 AND I'M HANGING CY yf fl; DONATING ONE BUCIc EACH TOWARDS A GIFT WERE } - AM Gpb eres ve er WA Wf | “ f° ON THE RoPesS CY.’ Pig bp FoR A PRESENT: ARE You . GETTING oR JULIVS. My ff EMOVGH ALRCADY. /, B Y, (ji) ie F3 i ORLEANS, April @ Case ot abt ei AY, er eS Meh VI: ge ET gay), Se akin fagitiona! charges of dynam K ta dy poten | } . ' ° ; — f r > i j ‘ i ~ al 4 : —. wit iS * A! Ss * og IS o - . v . @ js “a. “, ; » —F 2 c « ne - . — ~ , » = /Fa 7 I, ‘ N > ~ cat . ” ) Ph 7 ~ - 2 ; ® 7 a = J - - . . Ss = . . = - a ‘\ 4 - > 5 = . Ae a 4 ~ ®t. e =_a = , " art = . . . : , ie 7 k . s 7 . - 7 ¢ . ~ M - ” L : t th i * t a ) . "ead SAY S — E > “ ns : ° @ 2 1 re. ah “into Ce) evee Ww stews ~. _ . . al ” 4 me Ped ce ‘ ~\ »* ; i & ; ; ; et ae oe th , { : . oa we ve : > — | . Led : ae ap near the p where t e ©. Eien . ? —> . a P be P : , ie a. ‘ ie Pa - ~ ¥ \ > eee LY 7 a ° ~- “ . A ; As eee” , “y p bby ,- " Y sla “a¢ . ee S '. 2 TEG " tte F a . - © nw e f y; DP » a f & Wise! . be ‘ ‘ Wiis ‘ ’ ,_ IAs Mt Og 4 °° \ . S/S s i + a a a ; * —s - r YA : Saae i a Las. slltaibe ayuda cnee Ba. dn to rush through with great e893 \ MA Py l y ctl ig eaptee # A V pp Ween J “ q “age: 3 * 4 4 ‘pet : 4 anne, + yi -. S. (ays a : aaa ; e? a. ™,. the mie ors ae. - * ‘trenches eut by yest jamiting was 6¢ feet wide. * x “ s ° ° sa eeepory gaara: Po: ve of the additional “bl ts Mickey (Himself) McGuire —sy Fontaine Fox i a ERR ie 08 tocwe: trenches a eorge iViciVianu “Ss tlt ns ‘to.ent. A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch s 8 Pp . - erent 1s specie This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Po 4 sil Lis 1500 or 2000 foe ¥ _ Melt Fall ac New C a “TTT a Sberily after noon, the Weat A RECORD WAS ESTABLISHED | LAST THIS 1S THE BEST 1DO-OINTY. BUT (| [wars TH5 105 oa tla Goin : | : | 1] BEARD I'VE WORN | | FOR GOODNESS E OF ODD gauge at New Orleans sto IT WUNY TELL ME WEEK. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HiSTORY Y va DON T YOU | | SAKE-OON T LOSE Tolince, te na F207 fect, a fall of .1 of a fo | THINIK SO | ¥: “ “ THIS TH : ae “nin the last seven hours, | ST! N KY DAVIS TOOK A BUST IN oe ING'S G a tate engineer Schoenburger sa _—— ra es ee expected the effect of cutth THE JAW AND BID NOT CALL cS) | SEREEPordras dike to be plainly notice : 5 “f = MON ee me at New Orleans in 48 hours.? 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Stee Bi : tech oh ne The 5 igeriey Be: i : + 3e tt - Ps S pas etl : “he tar Bet 7 é y 2 A 7 s. se ote : hey ; pis i; ¥ Bi va ee rt § D tS i * ; i : i Ps . ; te ; é a OB cS BS : Be {2 ‘ee 4 a ee eS : @ tat ib : ae aot ?.@ a> Pet : ¥ Zi »* - a Be) ( eas > , Ht - : : ‘ 7 ; +) 4 ; | oe / * B ine’ ‘ c Zt { » » ie fot \ : f Pe wtoe & . 7 ba he q i. & ~yst 2 5 Be = i ee me é “s 4 . j : * * f 3 : Y an 4 ¥e "s bets ; Sor RE F 7 oi. ae ie. ¢ Hi ao sie A ‘ tees a? 5 ; at ; i pee tis 7 7 oP $ Soe i ie} qe : 2 ag a bridge over Lake Borgne Wg CREAT HEAVENS- !TS 4 SAY WHO TURNED | 4 — oa Y WHISKERS ARE GONE' | 1 LOST A CIGAR + we Resu 8s of ‘ AN M™ WHISKERS F } IN, THAT VACUUM! CLEANER’ /| 57> «—s«dDithe Disappoint eae as a “~ _ By CARLOS F. HURD, 5 is Blatt Correspondent of the Post ~ ee KEW ORLEANS, Aprit 20 mW Orleans watched its Mige today and hourly : £67 | 7 ! a tre taken to sce whether the ] s , E y" J / tA -: MO - 4 SY hay 3 3} >i was falling as , NA Lille Z te KS : fe LEE SRA f ise of the breach made by! 4 ‘Vimar A f ae | Vez Std | j sith fj ; UY, 1" = °f co ee | Z ; ’ SS f ; B iss (a evee a alte, — | ~ se He lite south of the city, yester Mott? p: ( | : if aT ¥ Ait | oon, ed . eeRlagn —s ? | a= fA || sec Ihre openings in the eves a, "s 7 a 2 ae ide, and Braithwaite is wl “er today. But the pr ediy *irm, or the dynan Ain’t It a Grand and Glorious Feeling?—s, Bigs A Full Page Comic in Colors, by Briggs, Rs iar ot mater widens : : Appears Every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch “ay n Pai ae Fs Sr le Al ey ag 3 ia lagi “lace pinconattoei Mader, ¥ we - te ent ui Ba 4 WHEN YoU COME Hone ON "AND You SNEAK Down A Vv - WHE z a >. aoe ve fe. re Se « ” = a TS r wditiaich de an cit > eect 7 wit “if CRS 2 fis i, a , lg wy KE ( if Aa ’ yy S on a