St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 13, 1927

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. ele ee ee —_ eae ee ee — — P os - —~ ad “ey EL I a. a ep ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ] VY \ i f ~ 4 " MORE FOR. RENT OFFERS Week after week, month after month, year ‘ iter years the POST-DISPATCH prints FAR g ORE Classified For Rent Offers than ALI “the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! : siiiaiad my, 79. NO. 248. YAS. SNYDER AND THPGRAY SENTENCED Hp DE JUNE 20 HNALECTRIC CHAIR SPORT FINAL Stock, Bond and Curb Tables Complete ADVERTISING FIRST } PRICE 2 CENTS HICKS’ BODY EXHUMED: IDENTITY I$ ONFIRMED © Circuit Attorney Sidener, Lawyer’s Physician and Colleague Declare There Can Be No Doubt. FAIR TONIGHT, TOMORROW: TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME THE TEMPERATURES. 9 a. m ae ae ae oe ‘ RS ae ape f 12 on sI DUH Core pS PPePre CH Yesterdav’s high. (5 a, m.). §8 (4:30 pb. m.): 44 aa eye yan - ely ¢ . Se keen MS eee ee ~. ~) 2 Me ae _-_ | a LC aa”. ————. Official fore- | is EYOND THE cast for St. Lovis | ATLANTIC LIES | and vicinity: Fair tonight and _ =to- morrow; not much change in tem- perature. Missouri: Fair tonight and _ to- morrow; some- eer ad . —_——_— Likely to Cause De- bay of Six Months — De- f sdants Calm as Penalty Almposed. WiLL BE TAKEN TO " SING SING MONDAY ~a ibtions to Set Aside Verdict ‘Denied — Neither Has ‘Moved Yet to Carry Case ‘to Higher Court. eR pee Oe ee a ee ane ow seer abe Deeterenwqu | EXPERT EVIDENCE ADDED BY DENTISTS ee ee ee ee — Noncommittal as to When He Will Start Across At- lantic, but Has Said ‘‘as Soon as Possible.” —_~ ‘ ~y io ; Ht “ ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927—56 PAGES. | IN NcW YORK rOR WASHINGTON, May 13. IN POLICE TRAP C the criminal laws in recent American Law Institute at their 7 Hours and 25 Minutes || ©" its work of compiling a re- ed in Holdup of Rooming might result in an improve- | : hg SS ee BY peace said, “‘can have gone through northwest portion THREE DETECTIVES SS: = Sn 4 he ; i. ees * : deep in his heart over the fail- Yee : i _ Pa m= e | als Ces : “Tl am no pessimist about tomorrow, fair ! grounds for being optimistic in sunrise | (tomor-/ Rich Haul of Diamonds HIEF JUSTICE TAFT as- FLIGHT 10 PARIS years has been a “failure.” Irwin Leinoff, 21, Killed, annual meeting here Mr. Taft statement of the common law After Take-Off From St. | House at 3831A F inney. ment in criminal procedure. the last three or four years tonight and inthe WORKS ON PLANE . THERE IN HIDING ure of the administration of our Illinois: Partly Three Men Escape Under that, however some people may and cooler, regard to it is the deep feeling row) 4:49; stage | From Proprietor. Charts of Murdered Man’s Teeth Used to Prove No Mistake Was Made—Re- burial at Once. > through the country.” FLOOD SITUATION DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE BREAKFAST Chairmen of Senate and House Ap- propriations Committees and Southerners Among Guests. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 13.—A group of members of Congress were guests of President Coolidge today at another breakfast con- ference at the temporary White House. The Mississippi Valley flood situation was among the sub- jects discussed. The guests included Chairman Warren of the Senate Appropria- tions Committee, Chairman Mad- den of the House Appropriations Committee, and several members from the South. Some of those at- tending the breakfast said no defi- nite plans were brought up and there was no consideration of a |special session of Congress. The guest list included Senators Borah, Idaho; Oddie, Nevada, and Gillett, Massachusetts, Repub- licans; Swanson, Virginia, and Broussard, Louisiana, Democrats; Representatives French, Idaho; Mapes, Michigan; Johnson, South Dakota; Bowman, West Virginia, and Faust, Missouri, Republicans; Black, Democrat, Texas, and Wil- liam Tyler Page, clerk of the House. SENTENCING OF SINCLAIR PUT OFF TILL NEXT FRIDAY Judge Grants Delay to Let Oil Man Attend Important Directors’ Meetings. : By the Associated Fress. WASHINGTON, May 13.—Jus- tice William Hitz of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia today postponed until next Friday the sentencing of H. F. Sinclair for contempt of the Senate. It was to have been announced next Mon- day. Sinclair's attorney made the plea that the oil man had important di- rectors’ meetings to attend. Sin- clatr was found guilty for refusing to answer questions of the Senate Oil Committee. He is to be sen- tenced to a “common jail” for a term somewhere between one month and one year. Xv Lindbergh Arrives inNew York | [AP] LINDBERGH | ta#t savs criminat Law s / I By the Associated Press. 1 serts that administration of Addressing members of the Lands - Roosevelt Field, congratulated the organization J. J. Jurezyk, 21, Arrest- and expressed the hope that it Louis—950 Miles. “No lover of his country,” he what cooler in the | without having been § stirred northeast portion DURING THE NIGHT criminal law. cloudy tonight: e think. But I think one of the Sunset 7:05; | Fir Expected to Get that has evidenced itself all of the Mississippt | 8 COLUMN THE POST-DISPAT ; “a _ a ace - — " , Ree eer: 27.6 feet, a fall of 1.5. Arkansas: Tonight and Satur- | | day cloudy; local showers in east. | ‘DIVIDEND OF $34,800,000 VOTED BY GENERAL MOTORS: the Associated Press. =| | WEW YORK, May 13.—Mrs. |Common Stockholders Given Extra | rich ith Brown Snyder and Henry | Cash Award of $2 a Share; | proprietor, i Gray today were’ sentenced | By gc arate Record. | die in the electric chair at Sing | NEW YORK, May 13.—Common ng the week of June 20, for | stockholders of Mo- murder of Mrs. Snyder's hus- ‘tors Corporation were awarded an pd, Albert Snyder, magazine art dividend of $2 a share. | itor, March 20. to $17,400,000, at the Neither defendant showed quarterly meeting of directors to- tion as Justice Townsend a robbers last night walked |into a police trap at a rooming house 3831A Finney’ avenue, where they had expected to get a of diamonds from the Mrs. Ollie Lambert, $8 The robbers’ leader, | Irvin Leinoff, 21-year-old police ees epend was shot to death A | Five By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 13.—Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh—‘‘Lucky” Lindbergh-s—air mail pilot and Mis- souri National yuard = flyer— swooped down at 5:37 p. m. yes- terday, Eastern daylight time, and trundled to a rest on Roosevelt Field, Long Island, after a 950-mile flight of 7 hours and 25 minutes from St. Louis. He had taken the air in St. Louis at 8:12 a. m., St. Louis time. (St. Louis time is two hours behind Eastern daylight sav- ing time). at haul The body of Clifford Hicks, mur- dered lawyer, was exhumed today from its grave in Valhalla Ceme- tery and its identification positive- ly confirmed by dentists who had charts of Hicks’ teeth, and by ac- quaintances, including Circuit Ate torney Sidener. It will be reburied before night. an Thirteen days have elapsed since the murder, yet city and county po- lice are no nearer a solution of the case than on the first day. Al- though Glenn Hicks, brother of the slain man, and William Davis, ex- * convict and business associate of Clifford Hicks, are held under $20,- 000 bonds as accessories to the crime, the principal or principals remain unknown to the authorities and no prosecution of the alleged accessories would be possible un- less the actual murderers were ap- prehended. The examination of the body was made at Coroner Bopp’s mortuary at Kirkwiid. Dentist Identifies Work. Dr. R. S. Norris, a dentist in the Century Building, who had treated Hicks July 10, 1924, and again Nov. 26, 1926, compared the teeth of the body with his charts. His first mark of identification was a three-quarter gold crown on the right upper bicentric tooth bridg- ing over and attaching a porcelain cuspid. This work, appearing on the chart and in the body, Dr. Nor- ris identified ag his own. Taking a second chart, with the work done in November, 1926, Dr. Norris found it coincided with the condition of the teeth on the upper left side of the jaw in the y. Dr. Norris had put porcelain fill- ings in a cuspid, bicuspid and two molars, all in a row. He found these fillings in the teeth of the body. Dr. Leo Shea of 1237 North Tay- lor avenve, wh6é had treated Hicks’ teeth in 1923, identified several teeth which he had then. reported as abscessed and which later were treated by Dr. Norris. \ Identified by Family Physician, Dr. 8S, A. Benson of 4702 Easton avenue, the Hicks family physician, ‘after examining the body, sald he had known Hicks “like a book” and that he had no doubt of the identification. Circuit. Attorney Sidener, who knew Hicks well, said: “That is Hicks, all right.” Another friend, James J. Milligan, law associate of Hicks, in the of- fices of former Gov. Elliott W. Ma. jor, also affirmed the identifica- tion. Plans for a chemical examina- tion of the contents of the stomach were abandoned, after representa- tives of the two life insurance com- panies which provided the bulk of the $350,000 policies on Hicks’ life were informed, by Dr. R. B. H.” Gradwohl, that embalming fluid had made it impossible to detect Or isolate any poisonous fluid in the stomach. The insurance rep- resentatives were Fred T. Rench of the National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont and Charles Kell, sec- retary of the International Life ef St. Louis. City detectives had been hopeful eer enn co el years old. “Owes the General companion, Joseph J. Jurczyk, 20, was captured, and the others es- caped under fire. Receiving a “tip” -about the rob- | bers’ plans, Vetective-Sergeant Schaaf and Detectives Kilfoy and in addition to the regular cash | Rowland. went to the rooming eudder pronounced sentence. Mrs, | dividend of $2 a share. The regular} house at 7 o’clock and arranged ieder was dressed in black, the | Preferred dividends also were de-| the trap with Mrs. Lambert and a Tiel. ema wore daring the | clared on three senior stock issues, two roomers, Miss Gertrude Meeds, P 2 '6 and 7 per cent preferred and 6) 33, a nurse, and Mrs. Rose Stanley. A matron stood on each) per cent debentures. The regular! 26, a manicure. poof her, but beyond clasping |common diivdend is pavable June! At 8:30 o’clock the front door- Mi unclasping her hands, she did /}13 and the extra on July 5, both| bell rang, Mrs. Stanley went down- show the strain. stairs and opened the door. Five Gray's figure was tense. 'to stockholders of record. May 21. | 7 He; President Alfred P. Sloan Jr. an- | men pushed in, the leader pressing od about five feet from monde companion but , \ extra cash }amounting any | | day, : P > S 5 SR SEES Hee. Sa ey emai == eee ge a e , 7 a, ‘ Ground men ran to the _ trim white monoplane. “You're not gonna cut out for Paris tonight, are you?” they asked. Lindbergh screwed his head around and sniffed the air. He cocked a weather eye aloft. “No.” he drawled, “T don’t feel like setting off for a 35 or 36 hour hop right now.” : Lindbergh's Records, Lindbergh, a lean young six-foot- er, jumped to the front page over night. The New York public might have been aware of him. but it was not. For one thing, he is the only man who has four times made forced parachute jumps from air- ' planes and lived to tell about it. |For another, he is the only man now in the race properly entered for the $25,000 Raymond Orteig prize for the first New York-Paris nonstop flight. Lindbergh flew to New York (|; straight-from the West Coast with only one stop, at St. Louis. Yes- 'terday he hopped off from St. Louis. The day before he had flown from San Diego, Cal., 1550 miles to St. Louis in 14 hours 5 minutes. His flying time from coast to coast was 22 hours and 30 ' minutes. | “What are 'he was asked when he | out of his machine here. } } — Tz - ce 6h > a PEC! > ¢ o Vee ago. S ‘ill > nepln Wagremag sees ase. in th. | WOMEN OF BRITISH LABOR ber’s capture. buried at \W : 'timeter, turn and bank indicator, i cc at Wyoming, Mass., in the | ed and drift indicator, speed man to their home| mausoleu; ‘ 'air speed an ’ | aus n she built for her a | Tuesday night and held a whis- “ satin: PARTY FAVOR BIRTH CONTROL | Adopts Resolution Bankhead had $11.05, taken from ‘the cash register of Harris’ store, son ho aj timer, clock and a pioneer carth - WHO died in 1909. ase-—plenty t@ 0ctt= | pered conversation with _ Irvin, “ oi | Convention inductor comp p y | presumably about the holdup plans. AIRPLANE RAIDS OPEN After Stormy Debate by Vote 1631 Chestnut street, when Patrol- man John Hale stopped his flight py any one pair of eyes. The rg rision from Police records show Leinoff had | | of 581 to 74. | pilot has no forward v | been arrested 13 times for investi- U, S, ARMY MANEUVERS LONDON, May 13.—Women of se | four blocks away. Harris collapsed early in the chase and was treated | his low cockpit and can look only | gation. In July, 1925, when he ‘the Labor party have been placed at city hospital. that a thorough chemical analysis ‘out at the sides through small | gave. bis age as 17.. he pleaded Infantry to Go into Action Sunday | on record as joining their Liberal WOCE THES TO GE ee cee eee windows. He sees ahead, if re- i "" : s small periscope. ‘guilty of attempted burglary. was | nW = Game in Progress at sisters in favoring removal of the quired, through a | sentence to two years in Boon-| San antonio, Tex, prohibition of birth control infor- PAPERS DURING TRIAL | ot the argument as to whether | Hicks was pcisoned or drugged-be- | Declares Rockford, [il., Publica- j ‘ , . By th Oe} fy | ville Reformatory and immediate. | , e A8ssociated Press mation. fore he was shot to death, “Oh,” he said a bit backwardly. i“that depends on a great many | things.” It seemed certain, however, that he would need some time before Eva | Capt. foremost theatrical | | | mind reader, is dead at her home | | at Melrose Highland, Mass. In private life she was Mrs. Dav- | ar- Pingree, and his naviga- W. 4 COLUMN x Toilet Soap is ' the wNg £ood-by to Mrs. MENaAnis guoted Wanted Only to aver. Beotence was pronounced first P28 Mrs. Snyder. ‘The Queens Vil- Be housewire bowed her head. ut her Corset salesman compan- chtoilet soap ie." s., 2%, 2 come, stood : | -_... “ng squarely at Justice = ¢ | dder. —ary for: -10 ~ Sabo ee Be bego } History's Greatest Drama The life of Christ has been with the assistance of leading clergy- Protes- yu adored in fine 1, lasting—-saying ice, But generous, Cambridge, Mass. She filmed, and advice men of the Catholic, tant and Jewish religions, and ]1| Ds tin the interesting story of the | filming of the world’s great- est story will: be told by the Catholic consultant, the Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. J., of St. Louis, in the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. The Battle of the Marne Gen. Joffre. commander-in- chief of all the Allied Forces, has given, for the first time, the authorifative story’of the most significant. battle of the World War. It will be another feature of the Next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. brother, Walton had been employed S6~ avenue, in a | shop a misunderstanding, the a . ni pronouncing sentence heed od before his coynsel had i « ded motions. Justice Scud- : > age the whole sentence x 3 © motions were finished. | avenues. a | strange came A GOOD BUSINESS RULE: RE — * a - Mrs, Snyder Looks Well. Mrs U oe Snyder's appearance did , 4 gloat reports that she had A pal Since the verdict. She was ww.’ than during the trial, and iS 7 Tt ‘a 7 er Walked firmly, ’ : bi ; De Pinedo Leaves Pensacola in Sea- plane for New Orleans. By +! Aeeoriated Press. ” PENSACOLA, Fla.. May 13.— ‘Commander Francesco de Pinedo, the Italian flier, resuming his four- | -. the sentencing was ended, 3 . Mrs. Snyder were taken, & time, to their separate | | | | | Us | the na- | re- ptional convention of Labor women line | at Huddersfield, by a vote of 581 iy paroled by Judge Hogan in Ju-' _, SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 13.— After a stormy debate, | venile Court. Leinoff confessed to| 7he Second Division ! University City -police in April, serve positions in | 1925, that he and two companions | 7°" in the army occupied the front war game here ia ee ee ee ; Tp {Ouis POLICE CHARACTER Wy SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY ‘ars for Holdup of Club in I . *t-Dispatch., : wy May 13.—John Ryn- May ae - Louis police character, ' “ Sentenced to 20 to 40 lon eruette Pr.son for pzar- Theh:. he the holdup of the Mu- i Rag here last March. -’ ey testified Rynkowski s Fuqua, also of St. Louis, Customers of the club to » Play games ang pose for im- ca otographs. A policeman We med and knocked uncon- OWS) was captured an’ mo ed April 3 when a pP9- » aay = *teupted another hold- Y Rynkowski Given 20 to 40 | Another Jekyll-Hyde ‘Among the strangest cases of dual identity is that of Dr. Jougrat, of Marseilles, Legion of Honor man who murdered a man whose life he once saved. The story will be told next Sunday in the Magazine section of the Post-Dispatch. The Deserter Percival Christopher Wrenn has written another of the best short stories of the year. It will appear next Sunday in the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine , had | J * |E. Barnes in a garage in the rear'| Kingsbury | infantry Sunday, of /avenue, and robbed them of money and jewelry totaling $850. | | ikee & St. Paul Rallroad, in a suit ‘under protest from held up. Mr. and Mrs. James their home, 6644 Last Dec. 19, Detectives Kilfoy and Rowland, “planted” in a fill-| ‘ine station at Leffinewell avenue | | and Washington boulevard, shot | and killed Harry Edwards, alias | O'Brien. in an attempted holdup. | Edwards’ companion, Martin John- | ston, was sentenced two weeks ago to 50 years in the penitentiary. Sues for $1,500,000 in Taxes, CHICAGO, May 13.—Recovery of $1,500,000 in excess taxes, alleged to have been paid the Government 1918 to 1920, is sought by the Chicago. Milwau- filed by receivers in Federai Court. | today at the annual maneuvers. Although the period of Opened today, zero hour for the was set for some When the General expects to dislodge the en- emy from a strong position north of here. Comparatively little trench war- fare is expected, apparently, as the First Cavalry has been assigned a part .in the attack. The “ourth Field (Mountain) Artillery consti- tute the heavy gun support. Aerial flighis were in prospect today as nine bombing planes, pro- tected by a fleet of pursuit ships, was directed to fly north to bomb supply depots, railroad stations ana Other strategic points. Forty-five of the more than 200 planes as- sembled from all parts of the coun- try entered the battle today, 5 time | Commanding | | to 74, carried a resolutio., calling upon the Ministry of Health to per- | attack | mit the dissemination of birth con- trol information at pubiie clinies. Miss Quinn, one of the opponcnts of the resolution, declared it was a “complete capitulation to capi- talism, the philosophy of coward- ice and the policy of despair.” MORGAN STREET PARKING BILL Section From Fourteenth to Sixth Affected. A bill to prohibit parking on Morgan street between Sixth and Fourteenth streets, between 7 a. m. and 6 p. m., was introduced in the toard of Aldermen today by Alder- man Schwartz acting for Director of Streets and Sewers Brooks. Schwartz said merchants on the street, which is narrow east of Fourteenth, approved the bill. ‘continent flight, took off from for New Orleans where he was expected to arrive around 4 p. m. _ and Africa at Age of 63. WOBURN, Sedfordshire, En- gland, May 13. — The Duchess of Bedford, who at the age of 63, is an aviation enthusiast, has completed a three-week flying holiday in a tiny “moth” plane. She made the start from her country seat. Woburn Abbey, and and returned home by way of Paris —a tota) distance of 5500 miles. Pensacola at 2:15 o'clock this aft- | ernoon in his seaplane and headed | By tho Associated Presa. traversed Italy. “Germany. Spain| gator. and Africa. crossed the Pyrenees; newspapers are. prejudicing Are Prejudicing Jurors Against State in Case. / tions ROCKFORD, Ijil., May 13.— Judge E. D. Shurtleff in Circuit Court here today appointed three prominent members of the bar to serve as an advisory body with reference to precedure to follow to put a stop to the publication of articles in two Rockford newspa- pers in a case now on trial. Philip Caltererone is one of three defendants on trial for as- sault with intent to kill David and Alec Dotz here last September. David Dotz was a liquor inyesti- The court thinks the two the jurors against the State. A guard has been pla over the jurors. - Doesn't Think Body Was Moved. Dr. Gradwohi said his examina- tion of the bullet wounds, to- gether with what Coroner Bopp told him about the condition of the internal organs before emi- balming, would seem to indicate that about ali six wounds had been made at about the same time. His reason for this conclu- sion was that the chest and ab- domen were flooded with blood when Coroner Bopp's assistants opened these cavities during the embalming process. Had one fa- tal shot been fired and the boty removed to another scene where the rest were fired, there would not have been so many heme@ge rhages, Dr. Gradwohil thinka The autopsy check-up of the : Continued on Pree 3. Coleme 1. » ee dn NR et eM nO Ei Se OT lend Rintndevensttladibant.aidvdis.ie weer sihetees Patan AAD -

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OLR Og tere pwr e~ 6 Co RS AO EEE) + a OE EY eR ST ee ‘ - PREY rer ey Gach PAGE UR SOON 10 PUSH DEMAND FOR NEW THIRTY YEAR FRANCHISE Company That Will Buy Lines Undecided Wheth- er to Use Initiative, or Ap- ply to Aldermen. WANTS 7 PER CENT ON $60,000,000 Mayor Favorable to Grant, but on 6 Per Cent Basis— Alderman to Propose Rapid Transit Board. The Louis Public Service Co., which on Mav 25 is expected to buy United Railways out of receiv- and become the agent of surface transportation in St. Louis, shortly will apply for a new fran- chise, based upon a return of 7 per cent upon $60,000,000 for 30 years. In response to a telegraphic in- quiry by the Post-Dispaich. J. Rh. Newman of New York, who is lead- ing the reorganization, said that the company is not decided wheth- er to the franchise in the Board of Aldermen or carry it di- rectly to the people through initia- 4 st. the ership seek | as to justify tive petitions. The company is agreeable to the ordinance’ pub- lished more than a year ago, but since that time has not been able | to reach an agrecmen: with the | Mayor on the rate of return. It, is contending for 7 per cent. The Mayor has been endeavoring to persuade the reorganizers to ac- cept 6 per cent. Rapid Transit Board. Meanwhile, Alderman Wimmer, who was chairman of the special committee of the last Board of Al- derman on rapid transit. which drew a plan for subways for St. louis, has announced his intention of introducing, possibly next day, a bill creating a Rapid Tran- sit Commission, empowcred and financed to survey the city’s trans- portation needs and submit a plan, for the present and future. The contemplated personnel of the commission is Pai Mayor. the (‘omptroller, the President of the Roard of Aldermen, the chairman of the Aldermanic Committee Rapid Transit and four citizens to be appointed by the Mayor. Mayor For 6 Per Cent. Mayor Miller was asked to state his attitude toward the franchise. replied that he believed that, it was a good pro- posal, but that he was not abso- lutely committed to it. He still believes that the company be satisfied with a 6 per cent re- turn and get the company figure. “It appears drawn would ability of the city whatever a ‘Transit might recommend,’ proposed franchise, stand it, gives the city control over service. We interpret that contro) tu empower the city, for instance, to order the aban- donment of downtown lines and the operation of cars in a subway. We recognize, of course, that the railways company then must be compensated for the value of the surface lines we discard. But the ordinance stipulates the terms un- He om the whole. to agree to that that the franchise strengthen the to establish Commission he said. “The as we AS der which the railways tan be compelled to operate in conjunc- tion with its surface lines any. rapid transit facilities which the | city might establish. “There is another reason for a franchise at this time. it might be that the St. Louis Publie Serv- ice Co. would decline to end the receivership by purchase of the property unless it were assured of a. new franchise. llowever the receivership may have been | conducted, I believe that serviee to the public can be bettered ma. | terially when the lines come out of receivership, Moreover, the City Counselor has told me that the new company likely could not thrive without a franchise and that | mn second receivership might be- fail.’ Wimer for Delay. Alderman Wimmer was inclined to the view that there is no need for haste in granting a franchise. Wimer thinks that a report of his proposed transit commission, which would have authority and means tO summon expert advice to solv- tion of the’ transportation prob- lem, should be awaited. “NO One can say what port will be.” he said. he subways: it may be it may be that surface that “Te elevateds: lines will ected ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Foupded ov IOSKENit PULITZER iv. i878. Mublishe@ Datiy by The ‘Pulitee Mabilsbing Oo t oF THE asea Olive Stree OCIATED PRESS and AVDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS be Associated Ures. eartusively entitle tc the ure for republication of al! aorws dis patenes credited te it or not saeeselen credited in this Hewspsper and aiso the focal aews published hereia. Al righta of ag of special dis- patches herein are also reser Subec ton Rates by Mail” tn Advance — $10 Dally and Sunday. one vear.... pom. — it ee. one vear gegen 6 on orf the supposed slaving and said be % elther order. express “aie Was convinced that Mrs. Cooper | 6 Sudecription Rates e'lwered by cits carrier Fag Baye town Geater Detly only, 600 8 month: Runde Way, ife a eos. tered as r “ ie ioe ot Gt Lose’ bie Suty it, 1878, i; nance oe ee lri- | on | should | intends to try further to | under- | absolute | well | res | may, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENIN RIEFLY this is the transportation situation. or no franchise, The present franchises of the railways do not | and some hold that they || iY ' . I falls, franchise tinue to run. expire before 1929, or 12 years hence, run until ‘rpreted to The St. Louis Public Serv- ice Co. now virtually owns the street railways. The only thing remaining to make own- ership complete is the formal. ity of public sale which is set for-May 25. After the sale the new company will be in charge of operation. It can continue under therule of the Public Service Commission which insures it a fare that will pay the cost of operation and give the company a return upon a valuation which the Commission set in 1923 and now- is engaged in bringing up to date. One obvious and powerful | urge upon the company to | seek a new long term fran- miav be inte Street Cars Will Run Whether New Franchise Is Granted or Not ! be- | \ | \ ( ) \ \ ( ( Whatever the street cars will con- 1948, or 21 years. chise is the fact that $30,000.- | QU0 of 4 per cent’. bonds. which have been carried over from the old company into the new under the reorgani- vation plan, will expire in seven years. then will be compelled to re- fund them and fears that this it | life a be impossible unless long franchise will has a ead. However. the bonds is vet seven | aud long before thattime | a transportation survev will | have been completed and the | al maturity of years the otf people will have arrived at some conclusion as to what they likely will need, in the way of transportation. be found useful as feeders. The plan that will serve best may be found to be a combination of sub- ways, elevateds and surface lines. Certainly it would be unwise to say now, bv a franchise. that all the lines of the’ present. surface system will be useful throughout ' the next 30 vears. There is no, need for a franchise so imperative ignoring what a tran- sit commission might find. It will require no more than two years for a thorough survey. ever the Transit Commission did report, the voters then would be betier informed to deal with a franchise proposal than they are now. I think the proposed valua- tion of $60,000.000 too high and the 7 per cent rate excessive.” City Counselor Muench, who collaborated with C. E. Smith, consulting engineer for the city, in re-writing the company’s draft of a franchise ordinance into the so-called ‘“service-at-cost”’ ) ordi- which is now under dis- Supported the Mayor's He thought that the ordi- nance makes adequate provision for transformation of the surfare lines into any form of rapid tran- which a Transit Commission might devise. He recognized. he said, that rapid transit might not become an actuality for many years, and that in the meantime. surface transportation must be re- lied upon. Any company provid- ing surface transportation must have a fair chance to render r00d service and receive a fair return he thought. Theory cussion. views of Ordinance. of company chi The theory the ordinance is | that the will provide | Whatever racter of service the | city may direct provided that fares shall be sufficient to pay the cost ;and yield the agreed rate of re- (turn upon the agreed over and above all operating ex- penses, In many of it bles municipal ownership, of the outstanding ‘such as cheap money, that under municipal Muench said that he S aspects, it resem- without benefits, accrues ' some though that theoretical ideal for public utilities. Whether it was a practical ideal. he thought, was open to debate. more practical fo. a gas company, for instance, than for a street rail- |; Ways,” he said. “The character of the employes is different. In the | Fas company, the need is for more technical and_ skilled employes, whose jobs would not be open to political influence. conductors, forming a Jarge part of the railways’ personnel, require little training. I can picture that , these might be made prizes for political ward leaders, “Discharge of inefficicnt jobs frain- ee ee When-: cuit ' them property ,cent, ‘allowance ‘have been ‘appointment | sioners is valuation, | Witnesses, ownership. | municipal ownership likely was the | | commiussionér “Municipal ownership would be. } | better Motormen and | men would bring a buzzing of petty |! politicians for their reinstatement. lt might easily happen that a street ‘railway operating force might be | converted into a powerful political i machine.’ In general, Muench thought that ithe proposed franchise would pro-! vide sufficient supervision by the! present service | improved. that rnaterially city 'n ld imsure Wou be ‘BODY OF SUPPOSED SLAIN Mrs. Mary C oope r Found Near | Home at Ashville (N. C.) With Throat Cut, Diamonds Missing. Prees , May 13 rings of considerable order to be bv the Assrocinied ASHVILLE, dia Value in mond caused an today executed for the exhumation of the body of Mrs. Mary Cooper, ' Asheville woman, who was fo dead near her home earls chog week, Wilton her tiroat cut. No weapon Was found near the i} body and ; mounds were upon discovery that iInissing from home, authorities turned to robbery ‘as the possible motive what they | believed might have been a |} of murder. for Upon the decision of three phy. | i sicians, who will examine the body will depend the next step !n the lease. They will determine whether Mrs. Cooper's death flicted or indicated foul play. Solicitor Wells visited the scene was | could not have inflicted the woud iin her home, and then have rea the | | the spot where the body was Als. | coveted, 190 yarde from the ho isc. ¢ a wealthy | und | her | 18e | self-in- } ti0Nn ,at | } | WOMAN 10 BE EXHUMED |: | | | Sf. -Miss- | MOVE WN COURT IO SET AMIDE FEE OF IVDGE'S LERK eee ee y | The company |) | COLUMBIA PLANE DELAYS TAKE-OFF: MAY GO SUNDAY a ns If Weather Is Unfavorable May Wait Till Monday— | morning, /reports were Lindbergh Not Expeuted to Start Earlier. ee 5 | i ' ‘Message to President Dou- i By the Associated Prees. GARDEN CITY, N .Y.. Mav 13. —T} light of Clarence Chamberlin and Lloyd Bertaud for VDaris was: definitely postponed until Sunday with the likeiihood it would not take place until Mon- day or Tuesday. This decision was arrived at hate today, when unfavorable weather received. Charles Lindbergh had previous- that | | missing | Nungesser , doing ly announced taht he would not leave for Paris until the weather | Was right, so it is gencrally consid- | | ered that his flight also will be postponed, although he has made | no announcement. Weather Bad and Getting Worse. The New York Weather Bureau head said “it would be foolish to Vexpect good flying until Monday or Tuesday at best. The weather at sea is bad and getting worse.”’ lt is rumored, however. that the real cause for the delay was the fact that the ship was not ,; yet ready and alterations in the landing gear and radio set would require another day's work. Sev- Attorney for Heirs in Realty | Sale Allowed Rupert. i = to lice among certain of appointing their to jobs. that enable fees in addition to was attacked at a before Circuit Judge The prac Cir- Judges clerks to earn their Salaries, hearing Hartmann. Judge Hartmann, practice of his predecessors in the equity division, appointed the clerk, Edward H. Rupert, as Spe- cial ‘t*ommissioner conduct a partition sale of real estate hpe- longing to estate of William Hake Sr.. who died in 1896. The was tid in bv the heirs, for $24,450, .imost reached 15 per of Judge Hart- court today continuing a lo the og Ls, of the sale including a fee allowed to Rupert by mann. Ford W. Thompson, attorney for the heirs, today moved that the fee set aside. He argued that it was the duty of the Sheriff to conduct partition sales. Sheriff's fee in this case $157.50. He said of specia] commis. unjustified, as the for the estates do al! the work and the (‘ommiissioners merely “sign on the dotted Hine.” tupert retained attorney, Krank Heimenz, to his fee. The attorney Former Circuit Judzes and leo S. Ras- testified that he, the equity appointed Rupert in nine partition allowed Rupert fees to- in seven of been allowed Rupert's salary month, testified it has experience that special sioners do more work bidders than a he would the yers an defend Franklin Miller sieur Jr.. Miller while serving in sion in 1928, suits. He taling $2 Tees haven't the other cases. clerk is $290 a Miller these, in as +" rf ~ - 0415.40 yet been commis- and attract Sherif. Objects to $1222 eral davs ago the take-off was sei tentatively for tomorrow. Then ‘When Capt. Cbhetles A. Lindbergh, a rival for the $25,000 Raymond Orteig prize, came flying across the Continent from San Dieg Chamberlin and Bertaud had ‘hoped to be able to start last night or | Bertaud plane. ' set, ae but expenses | The | lawe , early today. Commander postponed his Paris in-his Fokker, the fate of the missing ers, Nungesser and Coli, Inquiries about which unless trick, probably Richard E. attempt to fly to America, until lrench fly- is learned. is expected away first, turns an unexpected ilicited only the news that the landing gear would be dropped olf in flight and that a radio trans- mitter would be The radio deriving power from a propeller and so reduces the speed - bv about three miles an hour, will send a constant signa! while in flight. The plane's nor- inal cruising speed is 110 miles an LO get used. Byrd has | the Chamberlin- | Lindbergh | small | snip’s | hour, but the racio will cut it to 107 However. if the landing gear is dropped, the l.ssened w.nd re- sistance will add about 10 miles an | hour, making the actual speed about 117 miles an hour. Without landing gear the (o- lumbia plane will have to come down in the Seine At the flying fieids it 1s believed ‘that in the event of a race, even though Lindbergh's single-seater should actually lose—it is the slower ship—it would be awarded ‘the prize, as the only one proper- presented two expert! divi- | | By He | and Rassieur said the allowance to | was reasonable. as tion sale expenses usually about 15 per cent of price. The law” allows pointment of either special commissioner, they Judge Hartmann took under advisement. He told a Post-Dispatch the conclusion of the hearing that he appointed Rupert at request of Thompson and other at | torneys in the case. Rupert parti- averagrce the the Sheriff ap- or said the reporter sale | mo- | his | ly entered U.S. AND SPAIN SEEKING TO READJUST TARIFFS America Now Pays bigher Exports Thar Is Paid Other Countries. Associated Press May 13.—WNé going on between the Unit- and the Spanish ¢ uthori- Duty on by ihe MADRID). are still ed Sta cs £O0llat vivendl, SOLIDE PLEDGE de 4} Bs rie pathy, | by 'anxiety MAY lu, G, 1). TO HUNT FOR MISSING AVIATORS mergue of France Voices Sympathy in Loss of Nun- gesser and Coll. Associaied Press. WASHINGTON, May 13.—FPresi- dent Coolidge, in a mesage to Pres- | Doumergue of lrance today, the hope that the two Krench aviators, Capts. and Coli, would be lie assured France that the States Government was everything “humanely possi- for them. extend to you and to the people of France this ex- pression of my deep personal sym- which ] assure you is shared Americans at this time of over the fate of the two aviators, Nungesser and President’s message said. splendid courage has touched the imagination of Amer- ica and there is everywhere the most earnest hope that they may still be found. 1 assure you that, this Government is doing every- thing humanely possible to assist in search and I pray that this search in success.’ A rewa any avia~) who discovers of the ident expressed found. United ble’’ to search ‘“T desire to all French Coli,”’ the ‘Their thie may issue rd of $5000 for tor either | missing French flyers or traces off by4 plane has been posted | the? Orteig, sponsor of New York-Parijs- flights Orteig, an American, now}? cabled the offer. Edward: Boston merchant, also} reward of $1000. their Raymond "5 ovV prize in Paris, A. Filene, offered a Direc ted i io Northeast of Continent, 3v the Associatea Press. NEW YORK, May centrated search of Scarch 13.—A the extreme northeastern Atlanticg) With her mother. Mrs. Susan coast was under way today fort} Bomberry. and her stepfather, Capt. Nungesser and Coli, missing}} Levi Bomberry. Maude Lee is liv- French flyers, as new reports bol-) ing in Pinal County, Arizona. stered the theory -that their lost The annulment sujt was heard bipiane, “The White Bird,” passed ‘\and decided Mav 5 in the Superior | over the fog-covered. region last | €‘ourt of that county. O. F. Ma- Monday morning: a Nungesser and Coligg departed | — eld, Sunday, cross the in 35 hours. from the Le Bourget flying 65:18 a. m. to York seen from Paris, time, lantic They southern morning. American naval In a report to Secretary Wasnington, have offered the the at Paris expecting to New were last coast hydrographers. Wilbur in| ee ee i a tit tt tt { } | rip), ' came known today, con wild areas of}) cree set aside. near , At- | of Ireland Sunday | } { ory that if the flyers are alive they, are dor. This conclusion was based on the assumption that there was no motor failure on the part of that the wind velocity the flight north of the machine’s altimeter, of changed conditions, did use them to erash against Or strike land obstruc ing tne that cause not ca icehergs Newfoundland and tions. los Anecles Joins Search. The United States Navy ble Los Angeles left its station at Lakehurst, N. J.. early today a training cruise Coast during which a close watch will be kept for possible trace of: the missing Irench aviators. dirigi- | on | along the Atlantic } probably somewhere in Labra-! the! dur-! took the aviators 10) pe. | | The ship was in charge of Com- | mander CC. E. Rosendahl) and ear- | “vy 9 ried a crew of 39 officers and | men. Rosendahl] said his course | would be northeast and east and that he planned to stay in the air| as long as visibility continued, probably until night. Radio stations dotted through out Newfoundland and the macs time provinces supplemented the efforts of American and Canadian | patrol craft. The French liner France, en! route to America. is following the} course supposed to have been tak:2n ties regarding a modus whereby the United States would enjoy the advantages now held by } nations with which favorable | ‘agreements have been reached. The | modus vivendi would last for six months, during which time efforts | would be directed toward the drawing up of a new treaty of commerce and teint 16 relaticns, 'Under the present arrangement a higner duty must be dia. on Amer- ican goods exported to Spain than on the same goods exported from England and other countries. In the | return for on American products, Spain would ask for certain concessions, relat- | ing chiefly to the importation of GET DIAMOND-STUDDED BADGES Feast St. Louis Cowtasiestones Police Chief Honored. IIerman Zierrath. 'Of Public Safety for James Leahy, ice for the Dovle were presé@ntec ded gold police nnd Commissioner Fast St. Louis. new chief of po- administration, with diamond stna- badges yesterday by the Police Association of Foet Louis at ceremonies in the City Hall audtorium. David McGlynn Jr. counsel, m ang ade 1); e presentation. 2 for 1 Sale 200 beautiful Lamps will be sold at half the regular price. Latest designs and charming effects. Some have silk and parchment shades—some have marble bases. See Them Today! Bridge Lamps— $4.25 to $16.50 Junior Lamps— $4.95 to $18.25 Bases, $2.95 and Up Shades, $1.75 and Up Come Early! EMPIRE ELECTRIC CO. 821 N. Sixth St. soOrporation favorable @ustoms duties 'of the by Nungesser and Coli. Children’s Drawing Exhibit. Drawings made by the children Monitors’ Club, organized from the regular attendants at the | Spanish grapes ‘Story Hour, will be on exhibition Mexico Not to Scll Churches. at the City Art Museum in Forest By the Agsnciated Press, {Park from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. MEXICO CITY. May 15.—De- | tomorrow. nial was made by the Treasury |@ ceases Rather Tomine aren oe ee: emi ie Department today of reports that f ] the Mexican Government intends “Starrin fo sell church properties, which & under the terms of the Constitu- Dulcie Jayne” tion are national property The Government’s financial plan. it | Starts Monday In the was declared, does nat contem- O-page Daly Magazine plate the sale of buildings or oOb- | of the POST-DISPATCH jects used for religious services. —— Many Men’s New Spring Oxfords at-a Commen-Sense Price In Tans or Blacks 50 Different . All One Price Models New Styles | New Leathers |} and New Lasts | oe ol eel —_—— «me iss «ame aes «a. aa ———_— ee a ee ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DICTATOR OF OIL INDUSTRY CHOSEN TO CHECK OUTPUT Nine of Country’s Largest Operators Agree to Drastic Action in Seminole Field for Next Two Weeks. NEW YORK, May 13.—Ray H. Collins of Tulsa® Okla., newly-ap- pointed dictator of the Serninote oil field where the over-production of crude has unsettied the entire industry, today called a meeting ot all operators in that area for to- morrow to bring about a unani- movs agreement to curiail prodtc- tion. Lxecutives of nine leading co.p- panies, controlling 75 per cnt of the Seminole output, agreed here yesterday not to start or compicte any new wells for two weeks, ¢x- cept such as may be necessary, aud clothed Collins with authority ¢t carry their plans into cffect. Th's is the third atteimpt since last No- vember to reach an agreement to restrict preduction, the others hav- ing failed. Committee of Five Chosen. Meanwhile, a oe ae of five, headed by Walter C. Teagzle, prasi- cent of the oad Oji1 Co. wf | New ‘ersey, which was selected to develop a comprehensive plan cov: ering restriction of -utput °* ! fields of large prospective produe- tion, began outlining its program. ] _ ! ae | sey, Teagle conferred earlier this week at Washington Work. Secretary of the While the administration is under- stood to be in sympathy with the with Hubert Cx Interior. effort to stabilize the oil industry, no definite assurance has becn giv- was said, that permission would be granted for a curtailment that would resuit in higher prices for gasoline and other pe- products. of the legality of the agreement under the anti-trust en, it policy troleum volved. Standard Oi) Supports Move. | The question laws is in- The principal Standard Oil com- New ‘paniés, especiaily those of New Jer- York and Indiana, are ‘recognized as the motivating force | | in the effort at stabilization. The Seminole field has developed several ‘months and is the industry's most rapidly within the last | prolific producer, with an output average of 350.000 barrels dally. It is gencrally considered to be the key to the petroleum situation, and | | limitation there, 1 think. will go far toward relieving | ‘WESTERNERS SIT many ‘the general stress. oil men INDIAN HEIRESS’ MARRIAGE TO AUTO SALESMAN ANNULLED ee ee Maud tec Mudd’s American Hus- band Seeking to Have Arizona Decree Sct Aside. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, ‘Ok., May 3.—Maud Lee Mudd, Indian heiress, in a suit heard at Florence. Ariz... has ob- tained an annulment to her mar- riage to Karl E. Gordon, former Miaini motor car salesman, it be- and Gordon is secking te have the annulment de- Miami the son, resented lawyer, who has Indian girl and her rep- 'mother in much of their litigation, has received a report of the pro- ceedings from a Phoenix law firm, counsel for Maud Lee. ee ‘North Jefferson avenue, is dubious _ Johnson's |; SON. Stranger Took Clothing to “Bless. * Mrs. Fredericka Johnson, of 1442 (way inue they robbed the | | | | | Two Men, Fang ge i bery, Get $1782 s Then Abandon we & si Twe men stole @ parked in front of 819 a5 nue, at 9 o'clock last ie within an hour held Re stations and attempted men on the street wine) tay They appeared first poo. and De Baliviere dyennes o:” they stopped Robert ent su der Newsham, >t} ae them to hold up their has . he ert Newsham ran away, sconce, ing the robbers, whe et an their machine and fled # ras At a filling station at Ripe. boulevard and Gsbewes Thoralblom, of $65. At 1151 South King levard, they held up George Ballard, and to ride with them to where they took $48, At Kingshighway ham avenue they held satis ee ager, Louise Felice, teok ‘re blocks south and robbed mS — Pe: Eee, 4» (te ae $73. The machine, ‘as J. Fox of the Wa was abaridoned at Shenandoah avenues, k Hoe, ae MONEY, ECONOMIST TEs§ Q CHICAGO, May “May 13.—The he holder of the West gets mor : his dollar than thegs onan ‘other sections of the Onit J. L. Jacobs, an on told the Federal Wage Board. Testifying for the Weatéen ty | riers in their resistence of @ > 3 ly awaiting the return of a Woman | of trainsmen for a wage ide to whom she gave several articles of clothing and a large rug on the woman's promises that she would Ma*ttal | The Mre. “bless them,” to prevent Johns*.1. At troubles of woman Mrs. called yesterday home and «aid ehe had been sent by a friend of Mrs. Jonn- clothing 'and rug, which she promis to :e- do powder’ , ence, Before taking the ‘turn, she sprinkled them with “hoo- "in Mrs. Johnson's prres- | Jacobs said living costs re oe. est in the districts in th | petitioners live. Western trains are in better financial\ cenditie than they were in 1920, the pub of rail wages, he said. This hea. tributed to increased —— power. From 1920 until 1926 the oe age annual wages of \the Westen trainmen declined less than 5 pe cent, while the cost .6f slumped 19 per cent, sea :Opa.itTyY ¥ 2 ape Sy ove Ww eww aw ee a ee i em ee ew ew t vw | ge Ba gle eee r we ww ow CUS CUNY E Hee ENE rE Wee ee eee WITHOUT EX TRAVAGANGE wewewww “ — Ve Ye syd wev eye y b4442 0) — TTT ITT GIT) bah OY AW 4 UN YE WEY Ve ev eens ue A 7 yevivens : ~ r Sewevewew ~-_ SON ILS BEMO IME AV AEC ew We ewe EON ON b ee ewes = - } hippbhese Vy wew Shirts for Graduates Broadcloth Shirts in a variety of new ideas, $ 1-50 TO C4 CET SEET TTT eae AAAI AAAA RA » ahaul ~ Colorful Neckwear Beautiful Neckwear to harmonize with Blue. 75c and $1 VEN were ewe slielieta Mete de Ab A For the Graduate Blue Cheviot 2 Long Trouser Suits For the High School gradu- ate, 3-button coat styled correctly and in accordance with the desire of the young Graduate. Trousers and Vest are cor- Nit rect, too Other Suits up to $40 2s ad ~ Caps and Hats New Hats ... $4 Caps ..$1°°to $3 fectly Blue Cheviot Stan-Wear Suits With 2 Pair Plus 4 Knickers “Stand wear.’ i. r 4 The name describes these new suits per- They will ’ Styled toconform to the wish of the modern boy. Very Special 16% LARARAAAARALLALILOE teeta tlel ale hale tte he *- . Aabeiehunhtaheenddahelelssioattatdal. tLe ttt ttt eee RRA FCAFRAA RARE FAO i ae .-* ~ae* ace ane ° WE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS FROM RESPONSIBLE MEN AND “a Louis slaughter case received a two-yeé term rung. cement lived at Circuit Judge Ossing, Circuit meded Workhouse. said Boonville Reformatory for steal an automobile. mendation,” ued. This thir years ?.YEAR SENTENCE FOR MOTORIST IN WOMAN'S DEA ; George Gehrung, 25, ond Person Sent to Per tentiary for Automobi Manslaughter. CLEMENCY REFUSED BECAUSE OF RECOF Pleads Guilty and Admi Other Convictions—Vi tim Was Run Down August, 1925. The first white man ever tenced to the penitentiary from in an” automobile ma today. He is George G 25 years old, a painter finisher, who forme 3259 Oregon avenue. Speeding north in Twentie street, at Sullivan avenue, Aug. 1925. fatally injured Mrs. Frieda : penbrock, Twentieth street. He continued abandoned his ‘left the city. Gehrung ran down 28. of SOLIA Neo automobile 4@ Insurance papers issued to G ring were found in tie abandon car. and a manslaughter wa was issued. He was arrested eb. 23, when he returned to Louis. ” Once Convicted of Stealing At pleaded guilty today bef and Assis Attorney. Bowcock reco sentence of a year He “Have you ever been convic of a crime?” Judge Ossing ask replied the prisoner. had served 18 months * y es,”’ he accept the rece Judge Ossing cont “This is an aggravated ce inan must take penitentt | went “All right,.”” said Gehrung. Second Sentence of Its Kind, Hie was then sentenced to in the State penitentk liecords show the only other a mobile manslaughter defene sent there was a Negro who ple ed guilty. Other defendants } been sent to the Workhouse. Gehrung admitted he had } drinking He said he saw Diepenbrock crossing the str meet her son, William. 3, speeded up, thinking he could between them. He hit both. boy recovered from his injuri Gehrung also has served ¢ ferms in» the Boonville Refor tory and the old industrial set here, and wag arrested on sey occasions for speeding and ca driving. HICKS’ BODY EXHUMED AND FULLY IDENTIF fontitued from Page One, wounds and their courses thro the body was as follows: |. Above the heart, bullet ‘ering from front on a flat pil and passing through. It cras the spinal column and eme In the ee nter of the back. -. Bullet entered under thel Arm pit and ranged downwa breaking the fourth rib fourth dorsal vertebra. emerged near the base of Spine and toe the right. 3. Entered at pit of stom from the front on a flat pla Passing directly back and el ping the spinal cord. 1 In lower abdomen, fa Ing upward and emerging f ‘he left hip. ». Outside of the left lew ab knee, ranging upward *Merging from the left hip. 5. Outside of the left Above knee, ranging upward “merging from the right hip. 6. Inside of left lew above k “nd ranging upward, eme rom the right hip. Wounds & and 6 were wo inds, a our but any one of the © was fatal. "The course “ounds 4, § and 6 indicated, Gradwohl thinks, that these were fired while Hicks lay on croun The first three apr 'o have heen fired by someone faced him and shot point-blan A level. Standing or in Auto. The effect of the wounds Internal organs could not be nosed. Dr. Gradwohl said, t the viscera had been disa 'n embalming. Suppositiens the angle of fire must remain Posititious, he pointed out, bee “tther the position of Hicks the Position of the murde "heir relation to each oat known. 'f it had heen determined licks was standing on the when the shots were fired, them ™urderer's poaition could bé mPhase as probably directly m when Ae opened fire. The wounds were such, h that they might have been ir “8 Hicks sat In an automediian Officials Are Convineed, a Among the officials whe ® body and expressed the "Ss satisfied with the iden wera Chief of Detectives oe

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7 Oe ee Ea eee ey ee ol. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH At 72, She Flies 1,000 Miles FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 ___._____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3 STATETO BLOCK —$200,000PAIDTO HICKS’ WEIRD FAITH IN HIS —_BROKERDIESINPLUNG REORGANIZATION HUSBAND BY HEAD. “MAN FRIDAY" DAVIS A RIDDLE roy FiFTEENTH STORY STEAL AUTO, HOLDUP | ~—THREEOL STATING | €€ Two Men, Failing in Street Rop. bervy, Get $178 baler ana 7 Then Abandon Car. YEAR SENTENCE OR MOTORIST IN WOMAN S DEATH | Strange Friendship for Ex-Convict on Whom James Bright Steel Is’ Said te EP AGt BANK (f PART COLL EE Lawyer Depended to Prevent His Murder Have Talked of Killing One Enigma of Killing. Himself. Rnsettamtaatnamadi ean SE EY = Yrs repent Ar to Twe men stole a Buick parked In front of &19 Allen mue, at 9 o'clock fast night . wiltin an hour held up three FAP TS OR 88 O49. Swe STATIONS and atiempie men on the —— igs 7 ~“ They appeared first at p De Baliviere avenues, w stopped Robert and Alexey. Newsham, brothera 9 to hold - their hanés. Reb. nam ran away, dis rob bers. who ‘climbed tea George Gehrung, 25, Sec- ond Person Sent to Peni- tentiary for Automobile Manslaughter. Finance Commissioner Says Amount Only Way Jt Can Be Re- opened Is by Court Or- der. a ‘tate Finance (Commissioner Learned With Arrest of Aaron Malone Because of | a Unusual Action. Aaron: Malone, estranged hus- cessory tu his murder, that Clif- > ry the Members of the Hicks family how c ged with being an! ton, Clifford's sister-in-law, “I know the Davises as fine, ‘people. I met Mrs. ford’s apartment the CKS lj fo information rr’ oriad - “* word year. een ee nim | Mrs. Clifford Hicks says of Davis: “T have known him ried. He used to run of Settlement $ By Leased Wire From the New was on is riend. “Bill”: in him. however. Mrs York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 13.—dSanger Bright Steel, 37 years old, hailed 2 \few years ago as one of the most promising of the younger men in Wall street. plunged to his death yesterday from a window on the fif- teenth floor of the Hotel McAlpin to the roof of a five-story exten- sion. - thine and fled. —s station at Kingsh levard and Cabanne eve. they vy robbed the manager Cap; ee patnengern of $65. 1151 South Kingshighway bop. Shame they held up the mae George Palliard. and compelled him CLEMENCY REFUSED : : : oe ae eae Cantley in Jefferson City today, band of Mrs. Annie Malone, mil- |5@¥Y Cilfford expected Davis, an Ojiye and Vandeventer and we kept Steel. who was a vice president - Sad * wee = 3 Bee = CR OS TR ALOE SEG AOS Ct NOR IR, pti Sei ae i eo greaeteione m pial te ai innate Wee aie i weer c to ride with them fo Wichit ee | mn ' none 2 hol apse “ a Street, . > : murdered lawyer, and heid under |! ' ——? : aie , , , rs . . ~ | ae aes + 3 —- : ; ae :; reek “¢ ay whatiw cated, where they took S46. tim Was Run Down in .; ae eae : | Clifford Hicks. murdered lawyer.| learned authoritatively, with n‘s!$29 900 bond with Davis as an ac-| "°° * *** ac pufdn't sa) | Wale intox! ¢ . " : ; Be See a alec a oar ; ' “ 7 - = the object of his calls were. My Business associates said Steel had ; At Ix ings highwa vv and Notting ; . . : 3 : ¥ Cantley said the niv wav the iarrest yesterday in Springfield. Jil.. ecessory to the crime the prin Lil JJTL bI : pped ham avenue the y held up the ean August 1925 3 ee os . E ee pac ie os |where he was taken -nto custdcy! ,oig jn whic} ia te, | Dusband was very friendly with | sutterpe from ood. pressure on , = ’ ? Bee Sn ee ES | . bank could be reorganized would | - * Selaptsen, 2 " ,; pass jn whien are not Known fo : 2 se ' ‘opversa- ithe brain caused by an injury [n- vera! are - Lt Wi SF EF elice. took him at ‘ “0 m > OF BS 33 a } 0 ; : 4 i d u d i because of his unusual aciions. the authe rities , 1 di: seribe Q him. Sut the re was no cop ‘ y ; ; } ‘6 MOSt hiocks south and robbed hi . | | aoe am, ! pe SarOnes a eee | core Malone was brought back to St ! 4; OR 4 “ mecca tion in my presence. I knew Davis curred in his youth while playing “Y - _ im ef ; Se tee cS | 1 Minance Commissione a , ‘ : ne reiations between Clifford é football at Harvard One friend utp ut e- 2 kT) o mee a : ; : . x . 2 The J iInan¢ > & Oli missioner ua 4° a ae P . : . : - - ‘ “ae of ‘ vestionablie cha racter but 00 2a u a a . ' ‘ re he machine “s hite m Pe ee : 1, ; Louis last night oy friends wuo ., , . stillet . wal heceaneiaes . @ailv i , , owned by Thom. ihe eas Sen - : = aS in conference most of vesterda,. « ; BN Sa r nop a Sunday st hool Superintendent, Cliff said he stopped it Cilitft didn't said that Steel had talked at times ~~ as J. Fox of the Warwick a ! S578 : : : . found him in the Sangamon Coun'y ang “hard guy.” which {- Sgboords : &. Se > = : . A st : diiia ; ail I ug Lit rh: 4 & were rem rk: by} ' for the tric a! ; . ‘ ; . / , clit : ana gn, nandoah avenues = ang s in ao MlLOMOUIIL ‘ Rae Rance eee . 4 : ° ‘a 4 men ——s re Baron oy 4 8 5 z 3 a : ba nHKeTS. ] hi ny olv e d ( ondition Louis frit nd who was a bsent and ; * “ho . : , . a Mrs. M omima Betts. mother-in- i W ue died two ye ars ago WESTERNERS SET MORE ce} Bene ee RR Ie A = y Sy BS SS % of affairs of the bank. a neighbor- the friend's wife. who did not know in Bill. This confidence in the ex- law of the murdered man, relates Steel is survived by three emalt' 5 } 1s a “$ » we . An Pa eu = > a! See Lee Ps: . . > levard with $%°5. te 0 ce ital ant ” J : pos Hicks. He was the first one she , “ “y" es ! knowledge t ts condition ynro- ; a . a i LAaa J revurnh Jilit on ‘i . , Hicks t Hetel n i@ 10 0 2 CHICAGO, May 13.—The house. , but his St. Louis attorney. Edward 1 2 : Ned h Saw : oa te . eee masala Regan Se ae Pye >» Pe . fessed by ‘ nm and the directors : M evening of April o?, and called her A ¢ Davi himself he has cupied was found a sealed envelope ¢ m “ ; BP a ea ae a Se : Tacs: , ae 4 a. Aaa bi’ Las s Re , 7 » = . id ae : ; “ , q ’ } . of the West gets more for treet, at Sullivan avenue, Aug. 1i, ch Pi Oe Ses, tae a es = le ‘antley’s decision not to per- w. Foristel. sald today Pp {nat 1a- | brother-in-law, Glenn, to see if he 2 ee ee “i address to W. F,. Wiliams, care iis ae th ‘ . si : 2 S ; si a * Se Sea s rs > . = RN % ee Sa te Ke > S : pon S A - " ‘ mash - lone had announced his intent ion 4 3 , :¢} Ds oe taik ed little. Aside from giving . » . - ir than inese who live in a enruL ran = 6GOoWwn cotone ; ee | — oom ne Bae Sr ee ae r eorgat nization under his au-|_, : Sorinatiaie te | +} could get in touch with Davis, olice a detailed story of his move of J. G. White & Co. It is believed | ae get “2 a ae Bon eee aS gira — ™ f ing to Spri e ‘e with : ‘e tahied § : ; “i tions of the Cnited Stat atally injured Mrs. Friec - Sees | : — 2 Bake SF Oe oe i cea OF GONE CO SPrengsseie 12 ve * Knew Underworld Links. , ; fee: : that this letter contains some ex- ITE uJ nit tea, ‘ ue ane : Sea ene noes! Nh, ay ms ‘ Sel _ = wae rs : eS Re ARTS separa a tg agree a ~" | period Malone had said he was.,.... o te f sah: ‘ans Qeeae Bioanal en | Ger ® hich corresponded with that) —.... : nile e cOnunued Of, eee : te = > ae men rr ; ' ‘ ; ; told the F ederal Wage Arbitration rae alulomobile and 5 has sae ne _* i me RO Se Se ha d no - oe Mi re being “driven almost crazy” DbY| wore that held up my brother. and told by Glenn Hicks and admitting: ; Aone d i aa tik illiV WLS aiiu & = . fot ~ . as set ora : ‘Sha reorca?: A YY 4 t , : - pea i@it 4 sa) . , + : : -? . '¢ Board — Pea a See oe $. RSS ee pate ca a ation. : ae : 7 . .. the constant surveillance of pri- ao was his wife. (Mrs. Patricia I sell gin in case lots,” he has not | St. Louis Finance Corporation. He ° , . ‘] . 4 17 \ aT? ar : Y 4 7% Tr : l€ ¢ lile : ; " hak © ai }}5 1) . ails. © — * eines : o , , : vate detectives since he had sued Davis dis ppe ed after atter ding explained his peculiar friendship nad pees sepals on ausaye $7090 of issued tc li- . oe Ss Res , ORI Se > pws See ek PS ae ae : Ties er and thev TY) | » nave ; a S Sa pearer aiteTf ¢ id i e - ; 5 ‘ riers in their resistence of demands ; ioned PR eine aes os ope : es URE, ONO } “ag td eh t divorce his wife and for @ fC- | miseeorg Hicks’ funeral.) 1 called with Hicks. The nearest Davis has| the sum, he declares, and on this ne wel ound in the abandoned SER oe rer ee UN eo SY eae o k vledge the airs whi! : ; ii z icks’ funeral ‘alled ig é, Fees pneal of trainsmen for a ware increase, oe satin — Sg ek eae ‘ in pean Re. pa . .e “ : Peer eee eS SO eS rnhowué ti Oi LD a Cr Ss wi ceivership of the cosmetics busi- } : oil sked hit ‘Do you been placed to the crime by his own was drawing $250 a month interest and mansiaugnter warran ‘ Sn: Seer Rete co ee ae 2 Pe RS Sate : — COnmItIOn. . ness. The divorce suit still is + sas nvt} : Dou Curt?’ i admission is that at 6 p. Mm. about | and dividends. bt, as arresté last a ERS x s 8 See ae Rap osu 2 circumstances ‘ann : ; : c? r anything 0 Uiitt. be- , | est in the districts in which the oaxhopetitcalmaaoe eae Sy ace Bs: SPR a ee a ee renga dheeecgge. ces t ci me pending, though the receivership |. - Cure lef ef impression that three and a half hours before the And that is all the talking “Bill” ’ ma ¥* . “-¢ us bog . sR}? ‘ ’ + ‘ = wei ” " ne ; . Se . ; . aes > mets as oe ws 2 » . ! if ; } } € r) v a t . rY } . ¢ 9| ? . “a Se iett (ilie i ] } a ‘ j : / ; petitioners live. Western trainmen cg ao aoe super eee: ae ose Se ERS ee tices = oa iain was settled out of court earlier in teege cia masts siete # supposed time of the killing, he was | Davis has done. His strange friend- > Z . . en > 4 — 4 “ —_ ty ; : —— a Ar : ArT) May Gj ranson 41icKS "4 iqge 5 zif@Titi § I , tT) i nervous | road bonds in a safe robbery Convicted of + preening Auto. aes en wn | | Denial of Liability. | ty t belo) “TI found Hicks’ affairs intermin- ‘ aay LE QO LEE NENT AAMT NN CY ce I A AI Ne 2 " 7 7? . ** entry in Hanson's pass b j os ao! 8S Ce 6 WOUP eat ue the reat of the aight, Gieet aa a at it and recommended a rest. Dayton, O., in 1925 and peddled | nd called up the bank about! says, and in the early morning, (WO | «- ' me Msn aan It is understood he will undergo hours. before Clifford’s body was $7000 worth of them in St. Louis 6tearns’ Electric Paste } >? ‘ 23 524146>— y TM? 7 i o . : . Ss J iV! : iv * . Ju, stia . - Ne a= oe thet: .a thorough examniation by conten | Glenn to | 2reusb Clifford Hicks. The mys. | (OPO CPOE FORCED OSEES BEEBE CCE EUE EH COUEY HUBS EY HBEHEweren ~a ro - oA 0 ee enna = ZPRAVAGAN CE epresented by 15.000 % ate found. Davis accompanied Gienn to ; our - also kills ants, waterbugs, rats, mice, etc. he H | my! id Before their marital difficult! his brother's law « ef; 4 terious W. B. Harris” who sold | It ‘ ianson $21 . iS WU iner : iad pa Lif , ; : - ae hi 4}, | the Malones were recognized as the cea nage case iaenpeer yee the bonds here gave Davis’ home| Health Departments urge the killing of ; invthing to do witn!, : iene Again. in the stori qd b’ nei... Sn a oF ee ae ape fg ' Te] a “geese and Na yy, leaders of Negro activities here. | |, — “Bi ~ econ 28 his address. > greatest known » food desteopens eT crin ¢ * . " j 4 ~ . ey } { ? . ‘- } s4 ar ’ wihe - rié ha nN - : - ‘ | - it ks € , : siil is ; ‘ ry or} i i . « . , = > . " Davis says he met Clifford Hicks | and disease carriers. ~ ’ 7 rT? ? ? 4 ( , 7 rig lp D4 ‘ ; e ' ha ” a Ss » *y" . . ty ? . . aid hrung not that licks and tha ) ) se Phin Stl, : They gave liberally to Negro char- td ‘ ' arte a > them avainst the §. : ; as pest friend. He sa na cnair second Sentence of Its Kind. , diatites naree ; oo ~~ | ities and Malone was active in the! ~~ aemueien , hree years Sold everywhere, 35c and $1.50 ’ ven then eentenced | ~ 7 ea a . and sympathized while the brother | ‘F ars ago and invested about | objected. He is now 2 ck es ~r Qs r le . ; ome Y M. * and ee aging | onsacked Clifford Hicks’ office in | 225,000 in the Hicks promotion, the’ ‘Money Back If It Falls Ne@gro poutician, laving een a : tba ley : vr) . ¢ » 4 { iv “* ke Kn i? > ,f ¢; | ( Vv. “4 lott Hanson referred to by Cant- | ember of the Republican State | ‘Me ! emer Gor. Eile Ross A. Hanson, iocal man-_ ,. Major at e Federal Commerce i Committees also was a lay). as ; ae for the Dorsey Corporation, @ | | : Ministerial Allia Building. Davis waited Seve: leader 3: ie Ministerial Alliance nortgage security firm in the Boat- € i x ' .| around, saying nothing. until Glenn A | - African Methodist Episcopal! ' . ' . a4 be a4 iA as es = ” a Y . . " i aaa i ~e a oe 9 e . ‘ ty stv 4 : f ’ } , T i ‘i I ) & €1 tot neo? went to the es OF. na peep ’ and athiet rhgey ‘ ; ns Bank PULCINE who ha Chur } had gathered he aocume nts which ee ae , ; , oil ef { r) ‘OF Ae | i ‘+. him + duate p : _ oa + >, * , - ne a claim against the bank. proposa pa sac nancial dealings ith Hicks anc winless Glenn says ‘ lifford had made D ouble and Twist Trouser Suits epenbrock crossing the street to. clay « the shoes indicated ‘acc irgly assured her, in the ) yrs with claims of 320. r Samuel Goldstein. aretrictes of mad happen to me,” | Pure orsteds ' nt oe , : tlen? uotes Clifford as saying: et es lian tood on the road and Was) tionery store whe he m im, fart dae a taken out notes|® Junk shop at 1814 North Thir aoe aslibgn pinesnen egos, Purest all-worsted yarn doubled and then twisted for still greater strength— woven into a handsome, durable woolen $ that is famed for its adaptiveness to 50 color harmonies. Special to-your- measure tomorrow. letters in case Il am miss- eo “= ee > +} +7 , 3 ‘4 4 ? " ad . A 4 . } . . f ’ c - & é "er } $f te Aka «1 4 > # 7 r ” . ; - . a D. ninking OU as Lied Lnere i] LOL tha } youl } , ¢ . , = tia nih street. was arrested sic? . a : *. : _ m i> Ty "y ii bit : ‘Tt ‘ ‘ > rrnieht hold Trie ae oY So ar LJ a . hing ked al +h 3 r ¢ . . wi ahuie , P iz Tnese t WS 24415, 04 UU Ti ; iT) ‘ ’ " } } :7 i. i rh ‘ prs ’ st : . ‘ 2 , . 4 J As . A ¢ +h ; inn’? t iin? ia si § re | ; -_ as .ot erie : 9 _o ." oe . s% : . . 7 7 - . * P ‘ ’ “> ] , Og ° > } er? ’ 4 sii Tah ans “Ss ! a “- . e . . " {(echr eS aay “eae al ‘ i. eo ae aah . , ti ri: riaere ns aia 4 I - i ) ! Ors if L oo By ¢ rung so has served othe: Or vi . : ut bullet fired at a Negro, who had - | » Hoonvil Reform:- bod? 1e¢ clothing may nave UO- terday, she id Tere : attempte siea! he battery and in accordance ee stewie) 9 -pnc a wetgat gan SE URE Spacer Retains Senator Ralph. “¢ 7 Praenlageapen . ; i Au ' . ii j ‘ ' i ines ~~ r > “> ‘ _rom nis at rigwvii-t Oroneé rei Did +? i f . _ » €a A i z , : gh , eT’ o brid ory " TY miisapy ft ‘ + ti i ; f i .s : r ale ‘ ; ix SS window oa ‘ } h y : ; gee st . . y . ; e » } —_— 4 - * , , + ‘ —- 4 —— 4 _ . a oe 3 il’ ‘ ? - &. ‘ . ] . ' ‘ > | ‘ ‘ ° ; ’ a 4 = ; ] ’ J ; Asa ‘4 - aa 5 - [ory Goods ‘ Prose c Li : et rag? At Our New Lecation . { ? ‘ 3 : atute direc (Soldstein a he Negro Trousers HICKS’ BODY Me men eiecins SHeke Sole Get ee el oe gehen a a TARORS ANOUORTERD * : 4 et , had hy 4 - ' rly enar ’ > , lat*tion , ; , na P . ; : ‘ . mone’ - yr | ‘ . . ‘ ; oe «4 ‘ 7 ’ ; . ‘ , are CO t 4 . —s . ‘ ; ? ' ‘ ‘ te ‘ -e P . ‘ if Oo Wiia a EXHUMED AND it show esemblance at iote in ‘hile chest cand » rock |of the criminal statutes appears in| which was parked across the meant in additi ‘ - *. * 4 > + : re? , j ? ’ 210 North 9th Street f Harry burget ed around his neck, ees ieee ee : ’ - street from his store and he x | from him in the holduy ust South of Olive FULLY IDENTIFIED Search for Woman Continues Pe figs iter Piver July such a report will be made within nig revolver and chased hin O! “Bill” Stopped at His Home. J y, ‘ x ’ ‘ ‘ 4 | ‘ ; : ’ 4s fenti;roed from Page One pore) t re \ ma’ ’ . ] i+ 7 a > its T rain ' \ ieti lde ntified ear Sui 0 wt’ > ate a 4 - “7 VGaeBroo!lm urn $700 Fire in Union Hall. wounds or not be diag- iwoh!] said, becaus* heen disarranged tiens as to remain ‘ - ‘s t f a4 ; tz > nuton Lobile bonearee |= = The Smallest Room Has Space for ~ Candi , Ols Cyme Candies , ; Smartest Styles of Known Quality with studio, your cottage, measuring 3 feet 8 inches Wurlitzer Studio UL pright of those amazingly smal! pe that pos- —packed in one and two ween boxes. Chocolate Dipt Mints New Sport Oxfords promt ENIENT TERMS Exchange Dept. Specials All Tan ais Marble Pecan Loaf Cake —_— ‘ al dixth 7 ‘hat they might have been inflicted | — | eoegre ap Seago $135 LI dy vanilla—plenty of crispy pecans. 48c Stine ree y someone w! | . . . i arts Mant: a ) This Dainty Piano . . 2” ges oe —s % “Good Old-Fashioned Kind so many to select from is why so many wide, an eet 2 inches deep, vou have rc ’ , and hese enough or a Wurlitzer Studio —_ War. Delicious sweets, unusual, because they re the real Men Young Men prefer t Un- sess all the fine, full-toned musical qualities for ; J Pound ehich ¥ urlitzer Pianos have long beer famous. or = Rich dark chocolate, heavily dipt over 37¢c To Wear With Your Straw Hat luscious mint centers. Box ! Black and White fj | ae murderera position could be acter-| 1 BOLLAND’S Story & Clark | Upright Piano ¢Q5 | LIBERAL ALLOWANCE os see ie : | pe hyo a a So | Lecust at Tenth | Schiller Upright Piano $165 Your Old Upright , — Fluffy, light Pound Cake, flavored with choco- THREE RE STORES ly 420 North 6th—716 Olive—6118 Easton Pineapple Pecan Stollen. A ZC ——— EE nnn penn —— hE, elven ~ —_— y CANDIES MAILED ANY WHE RE Hulidin Oo th xe} of $600 ani ee 99 ne ee. ee Treat Those at Home 4 not known. ‘ne hall is a Tou! ry Srick pullding SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY san Calf.... .. Black Kid aii cleihecencan ak i - Bleck Col... . Brown Kid Patent nen ..... . Kangaroe ES Se em ; It there's vacant space in your home, vour litzer craftsmen have produced an instrument old-fashioned kind that everyone loves 5 Oc disputed VALUES! Attractively 2 Go 5 Priced a Tan and White $ French-Mixed Candies,.» 23¢ ond 6 eS— Crepe or Leather ciate ane se Years Cabinet Grand (Near Locust,_ ( Wellstos) ——— | Officini<. ie aii. —— | Ellington Plaver-Piano $225 SPONSIBLE MEN AND WOME ’ ' oe the officiais who viewed) gagy opportunities will be found | Almost New Don eee 284 expressed themselves tq make substantial savings 7 EASY MONTHLY TERMS atisfled v ith the identification | eerefally reading the classified mm Chief af Detectives Kaiser. ef ac Gale” cotnmne af the Pant-

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___FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ - 1 “Uncle Joe” Cannon Left $347,320. | settlement of the estate, made in | By the Associated Press. County Court. The two heirs, both DANVILLE, Ill., May 13.—Heirs | daughters, were allowed exemption ' - . e . eo HH 45 Th > tt D 4 ’ ea ee “Ss Soe” Cannon | %°°-9O" cach §= tne value Of ln been deducted, : — ‘Immediate Construction, Sub- ject to Change, at Delmar Crossing Declared Im- practicable. ~ The Store for Gifts The Store for Gifts ai A Timely Sale of WRIGHT & DITSON | TENNIS RACKETS —offering impor- tant savings to those attending the open- ing of park tennis courts, Saturday, May 14. gg 6 er ee $2.50 Sg 6 0s a er $3.50 A $5.00 MEME... 2c ccesceseca: $4.50 $6.00 “COLUMBIA” RACKET .............$5.50 8 00 la ne $7.25 re $13.50 Alderman Waldman of the Twen- ‘'ty-eighth Ward and a delegation from the Delmar-Skinker Improve- ment Association went to President Kinsey of the Board of Service to- ‘day, to argue in support of their plan for immédiate construction of altered in: height later to conform ito the final decision reached as to clearance over the tracks, 18, 20 Or 22. feet. Kinsey declared the plan imprac- ticable and undesirabie, saying it would result in closing the pres- ent highway. and diverting traffic indefinitely, as court complications after the construction of piers. I oo es 6 ee sw ce cies WHITE DUCK TROUSERS; assorted sizes. . .$1.95 nw ew et te ee 59c to $2.50 ENE MEMMMMRMGE BP AREeDDERD......-.-....22.00. $1 WE RESTRING TENNIS RACKETS| —-- TENNIS SHOES; men’s and women’s, assorted $1 sizes, $1.50 value, pair ................. FIELDERS’ GLOVES These popular Gloves are excep- 95 tionally well made and used by . many “‘Muny League” players. ' rr WN... sos a, eee le .......... Phew aa SIS cs" . $3.95 AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALLS, special,.98c | ee New Stock of Wright & Ditson 45 c| Kinsey declared, would not save | case, and might result in a long in- _ ployed by the city. who was with ihe delegation, disputed Kinsey’s conclusions, and said the highway He said Kinsey and his staff :p- gestions. the Wabash was ready to do, and ‘that he had found the _ railroad cost as the work proceeded. had been willing to let the Wa- All the satisfaction I get is to xe abused by people who know nota- ing about it.” He then walked away, ending the conversation. POLIGE CHIEFS ORGANIZE TO OPERATE STATE BUREAU St. Louis Unit Lays Ground Work Preparatory to Seeking Legis- | 4] N B d Between Locust and j lative Authority. ' 7 . roa way St. Charles Streets ; Chief of Police Gerk met last LOUISVILLE SLUGGER Baseball Bats, $2 value. .$1.39 Pitching HORSESHOES, set of 4; special....... . $1.49 ? * ; a night with Chiefs of Police from: ar St. Louis, Franklin and Jefferson - i(ounties, at Webster Groves City Iiall, to draft plans for an organi- zation in the three counties which will be known as the St. Louis Unit of the Association of Missouri (Chiefs of Police. With other units to be organized throughout the state, it will form the groundwork making possihle a State system of criminal identification. The Legislature will be asked at its next session, Chief Gerk said. Outfitters for Men, Women and Children Costs No More to Use ‘ 0 AO ee we | Zation work now. so that the new operative without delay. the police to organize. The stronger - m police Organization and co-opera- m tion hecome, the greater opportuni- * +. + fed : Pi there will be for reducing OLD MORGUE TO BE Better Values! Lower Prices! § City Hospital Mortuary Will Be Used Until New Building Is - £ ; Completed in 1928. ul &, The ramshackle, antiquated City Morgue, on Spruce street just T after 51 years’ service. Coroner opcoats Vitt announced today that the City | = Hospital morgue would be used for Big Reductions. Models up JJ Coroner's cases until the New . pectation that cons‘ruction work building would be completed by February, 1928. It will be on Clark avenue between Twelfth 5 The Coroner said it was the ex- duced Saturday to only m ized, is built. _Uce Headquarters building. apie SER cae selection of styles and prices, $2.45 ra] | i Jai) group of buildings. For ie 4 adies’ ' many years it has been an eve. | ee ‘ah = sore, and has lacked the required | Ri “4 . > space and equipment. Spring Coats a oe ; , ae identified man early : — And Up to $69.50 \ . | Year's day, near his (ce patel be | pero RESSES and Crepes, Geore Hose cettes, Silk 95 Crepes, Printed — $1.00 isc ty co 's0.. tate, all of which was bequeathed to | his mother. Mrs. Margaret Lally, who lived with him, but is expect- ed to exceed that amount. It listed four pieces of real estate, |1205 Glasgow avenue, 1191-03 Glas- | gow avenue, 1550-52 California | avenue, and a lot in Westmoor | Park, St. Louis County. The real | Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. estate was listed at its assessed val- | Uation, $12,500, but has an actual! Outfitters for Men, Women -and Children §)¥*!* of probably twiee that : amount. ) Personal property, including real | " ~ wee ‘ i: Paces ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. iia estate notes amounting to $24.500; | valned at $300, was listed at a val- 1 $748.39 cash, and a diamond Fans | wation of $25,575.89. i Regular Sizes a ee i GOOD LOOKING SHOES THAT ARE COMFORTABLE } | : ‘ } ’ ill t heri , estate, as fixed by the appraiser. | eS wil pay 2 Siate inheritance tax 01 after administrati mm « xpenses had $10,439.20, on the basis of final | t was $347,320 | ' é , , ; Thoroughbred lines piers for the Delmar viaduct over | the Wabash Railroad. They wish | the city to construct piers, to ex- | pedite the work, the piers to be. “sprung-up,” flexible Cantilever Arch. ANTILEVER Shoes have . thoroughbred lines. A high ae instep, kept intact by the : Main Floor A smartly rounded toe. A snug, well- This unprecedented price re- fitting heel that slims the ankle . . . You can shop all day, dance all night— and forget you have any feet! But others will look—and envy. (might prevent further progress. The work that could be done, | FLEXIBILITY more than 30 days’ time in any | | terruption of traffic. Henri J. | | Rush, an engineer formerly em- | i] : Sh S i tiiever Shoe Shop | 516 ARCADE BUILDING Fifth Floor—-Eighth and Olive Sts. SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET could be closed one-half at a time. , peared uns illing to listen to SUuUg- 51 to 8 Bizck Kid, £11.00 7 el ee ee i ., /., /., , | | | LL EY EY KE _H KL KE KE HE Y* i ee duction is madeon our regular stock of Kid Gloves! All of the season’s smartest shades and styles! {ane Bry ant SIXTH & LOCUST = Arf antilever | Shoe : $2.50 ona $3.95 | 4 KID GLOVES; || Every Pair Perfect 25 Never “Anye| thing Like} — in St, i a _ = — oat — om — —_— -_ a -_ — a — — —_ _ — —_ —_ — — a — -_ — — -_ a —— — _ a = a a _— _— -_ a _ — _— _ — — os —_ — — a — >. —_—" = at as * = — tl i eh he he hh Ke i i i i i ee, lt Alderman Waidman, when asked | i ee eee Eee Eee He KEKE KA LAL A 4 4 4 4 4 4 b 4 4 444» ote The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper . by. Kinsey why he had not con-j; sulted Kinsey's office sooner, said | he had thought it best ot see what | willing to pay 60 per cent of the | “J have worked for 14 years to} protect the interest of these prop- ,erty owners,” Kinsey said. --‘If I | bash do as it pleased, the matter | could have been settled long ago. | these fine values to draft a bill establishing a State | =; Bureau of Criminal Identification. | The Police Chiefs are doing organt- | | bureau, if authorized, can become | ‘Crime organizes,’ Gerk aeaid. “and that makes it necessary for | Let Us Show You How! 3 AFTER at YEARS” SERVICE | and south of Twelfth boulevard, will | | be abandoned next Wednesday to as high as $52.50. Re- #) Morgue. which has been author- would start soon and that the | boulevard and Fourteenth street, | Buy your Straw Hat here. Wide | Immediately west of the New Po- | The old Morgue was a part of. to $4.95. the Old Four Courts and old City | Iacliede avenue, was filed in the | Probate Court today. It placed a | Valuation of $38,085.89 on the es- | GUARANTEED SAVINGS OF $7 TO $17 ON HART SCHAFFNER & MAR two trouser and one trouser suits "38 A selection consisting of 1150 fine suits direct from the shops of the world’s createst clothes makers~300 two trouser suits and 550 one trouser suits; every garment bearing the famous Hart Schaffner & Marx label CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 well made of good quality rayor materials that launders beautif wonderfully well. Your choice Ot... 060+ ++ tessnsae Come here Saturday—no question about you liking Girdles, Waists and Corse Teen-Age Section she receives ine ual attention. Here she finds figure garments designed esp for her. Only the best garments shown; and in such variety that girl can find a foundation g that will gently mold her figure 1 proper manner. ae A x < " nae ety, hy F ages: eee a bs - vot . & : Aber Fee Die i “a } Weiser 2 tats Se # ear & i eRe men Te re gk a ,, ’ Re cuypee ee er Salts, a, Women; Of Rayon, Gl Special Lot Rayon Underthi Dainty step-ins, bloomers, enve Teen-Age Very Special Values at $ 1 .00 When the younger girl comes te For Saturday, the Teen- Age features a group of Foundation Garments — waists, girdles and cor- setteseAt . occ cccees $1.00 (Corset Section—Second Fle New Leather In a Variety of Ne Smart W omen for belts are fashionably season. The novelty sty vored and are used in gf give a smart touch to n Belts and wider Belts—all colors and all leathers— priced from..soc to $7.00 (Main Floor Make Your Own Felt Hat The Smart Model . - INustrated Is Easily Fashioned | Every woman can affore as many smart Felt Hats her heart desires—one t match each costume—wher she can make them hers at very moderate cost. Ne expert skill is required follow the directions—fo each piece of felt is clearl stamped and marked fe Cutting and embroidering. Several Smart Styles in Newest Colors Priced at $1.00 (Art Needlework ~Second Floor.)

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TT ee ——-Eeeo aT ae iin sedan aa ——— _ — ST.LOUIS rGET DISPATSH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ay nedliieee-..o..eeeeeee ale ee eee a mee ee P- See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 15 *, | Exposition and Sale of Diamond Jewelry We invite you to view our gorgeous window display of exquisite Diamonds priced at tremendous savings in our Annual Sale. This display includes & an interesting collection of world-renowned Dia- a : monds (in replica). —e— dad GRAND-LEADER 6 of Our Career 1$3.95 Women s Undergarments Youths Royston- Hi Blue Suits Of Rayon, Glove Silk and Cotton-Knit—Featured at Suteens ; | With Two Trousers+-For Graduation 4 OVES & Special Low Prices in the May Sale of Lingerie ; y , : . 3 Sein 9) . 50 oe ) e Perfect , A ; Cotton Knit Unions | Glove Silk Vests Z 69c | 5 l : L9 ZY Youths who are to be graduated this Spring and who are thinking now of their graduation apparel oi ay baseball or for general outdoor wear. Sturdily built of dark smok- , y | “Ss , V7 = AN ed elk with tan elk trimmings, | /, ir | , ly | eX damp-proof sole and rubber heels. ce | } : —— © Sizes 11 to 13%, $7.50; sizes 1 to Girdles, Warsts and Corsettes, Very Special Values at 6, $4.00. $1 .00 \ IK Nt \ : ume Ea i | | | a a And—Boys! A fob base- Mi / 4A y; ball score is given with ev- When the younger girl comes to the 7 or | iy f | : j § ery pair. Teen-Age Section she receives individ- my £ : " | | (Boys’ Shee Dept.—Maia Pileee.) ual attention. Here she finds dainty - J : , figure garments designed especially y for her. Only the best garments are y shown; and in such variety that every j ‘pee i Th ~ t Sli : girl can find a foundation garment > pee § TY La x that will gently mold her figure in the . rec mar ippers proper manner. Wh ss HN / 3 For Junior Girls Who Wear Sizes 21 to 7 For Saturday, the Teen- \ Sas E / QO 6 00 Age features a group of Foundation Garments — waists, girdles and cor- ne Fk ' cit Section = loor.) Showing the smartness and vari- y which the young girl enjoys when she comes to make her selec- tions in the Girls’ Shoe Shop: The Grecian Sandal, in patent New LeatherHand bags | leather, has an attractive cut- out effect on the vamp. .$6.00 In a Variety of Newest Styles at The Tdteun: tiene shows a smart contrast in $ yy, ° 95 é black lizard trimming....$6.00 The Bow Pump, in patent leath- er, is trimmed with an attrac- tive combination bow... .$6.00 A varied collection, newly Saturday—Styles Are New and Choice Is Exceptional in This arrived! Sleekly flat underarm Bags, more capagious pouch Bags and smart little pers e ° eet pe Special Selling of Frocks Star-Rite Electric Fan choice of the colors and leath- (Junior Girls’ Shoe Dept.—Main Fioor.) ers that are popular for now and later Summer use. reece ‘ A Very Unusual Value , Brings You Complete | @ 15 Women's Frocks Silent winning, 10-inch, 3-speed oscillating Fan Smart Women Wear Belts Selections of Misses Frocks that operates from alternating or direct current. : Dark green or ivory enameled for belts are fashionably important this Advanc , $10 95 season. The novelty styles are being fa- ’ e Models Sports Frocks finish. Special at ° vored and are used in great profusion to ) j give a smart touch to new frocks. Narrow vane, kane ee ee Belts and wider Belts—all Vou. will wheal h S clean, neat-looking appear ] ae f vise Vy 7 oose ‘Our y 7 - . 7 , , ‘ ad - colors and all leathers | y ummer wardrobe from this showing, for you have the advantage of wider ance and ase ae a priced from..s50c to $3.00 selection and newer styles, combined with the quality that is taken for granted in our $16.75 Frocks! The the kitchen or the doctor's smartest of youthful daytime modes, the most dashing of sports Frocks, charmingly feminine afternoon office. 8-inch size; conven- Frocks—they re all here in this glorious array of Summer styles—in tubable silk crepe, silk rajah, exquisite ee $6 15 flowered chiffons and Georgette, and smart sports silks. Misses’ sizes, women’s sizes, larger women’s sizes. model; priced ...,. 7s (Main Floor. Knapp Electric Fans, high- speed models, adjustable for Make Your Own dite Si New! Flannel Coats | Flannel Suits in Summer / ond chabaiel s Aenea Felt Hat _ ‘ ‘Seiceed ae cs $12.50 womens S1Ze¢s. en's sizes. (Third Floor.) , - “ (Fifth Floor.) Every woman can afford Several Smart Strles j Well groomed women make a point eee = ” : thread silk. woven clearly in the correct laces, rhinestone pins, earrings, hat or- Wa y ™ Gerden Tools y of wearing Silk Gloves in the warmer : Pp y . naments, sifter compacts and many £= in sp see Colors C//4 weather—they are so coolly comfort- shades—and sold exclusively at Stix, Baer & Fuller. per ~ Bi a emanated, senliiin ae ) Geant ide? ae en [/ 4 able, they wash readily and look so well All-Silk Chiffon of very Heavy service weight with this unusually low price. —— : Syeel Trowel ...95e ff . on the hand. Fashioned of good qual- fine gauge $2.00 silk well over the knee; lisle | -. ~ es Péoning Shears, $1.25 $] 00 Ee ity Milanese silk with smart cuffs, dou- Light service weight with top and sole........-.-- . $1.95 Double Compacts in many novelty : re + | ~ Hedge Shears, $1.25 7 Jf J ble-tipped fingers and embroidered silk tops and mercerized lisle Light service weight, ors designs—Special at $1.39 wn : | (Fifth Pleo.) (Art Needlework backs in all fashionable shades. $ to garter welt e Second Floor.) Ts. (Main Floor.) ' (Main Floor. FX Mors “Sokal * ek

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Jig T TENTS ER SD ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY . sae LOUIS POST- DISPATEN pecs 7 “ fe 4 , wes meee. es * . ° 4 . * . a I 2 ov. o Staies Champion Typmt. “issourl :ast Saturaa : et ‘ : M esa ee . Ss iwarded a silver cup by tne un ‘i? ; {” if 4 . ete » 55am 4 a . ae é 3 4? . - > ae a & _ This of fering is ‘MORNING D & A Remarkable Purchase and al | 1 corielaheal gains momentum eres. oot || SPECIALS ‘ States Infantry, a pageant. wit em \, floats designed and built by hospi ) 2 N o ta aa ee nee ) 9 A. M. to 12 Noon | : ts Ria ® bd we ~ 4 > | Waist & eo : , ~ 4 ae ; (@acured toe if ki CA SSA iG Ce it iT 2 bd 4 iq ‘ + ‘ , , - ¥. et + — n yesterday of Hospital ¢ yerrorned Dresses 1 ge a, efverson Barracks. Every hospita omorces a | $9.90] 7 MBER Ny ae "Saar, Actual $9.90 to $12.95 Values. satins—in a wide | ° e » » — 4 = - - . - ; . . f h d in THeé ity OD rved in eer. iSfio ‘ . ine , : ‘ 1 - . ’ 2 ty ) oa ; ; : variety o shades, Lé KT ms); ee od, : . . ) ‘ . >*k a 2 - a. a + 7 > ; ; Tn y j J ae > . both sptke and the day set asid« saint 1 | Py | F a oe? +. 7 — L oy . 7 ‘ : * i _*e : military heeis. pudi: With Nospita nievemens, Children’ $s Hats ae 4 fg , se ceceestetey . : | | > . ° - ™ i + ° ; gt ” a : Se” se ae i . . ~f +44Gas e ; ; ; a a * . a “ ‘ _— ‘ - > r rr) . . . . iriv Di a was ‘ far f t T] ~ = +. I2 smart $i} Cc ’ - ~ve : - “, od all “3 . ° = —s " 7 . ; ~— o*. .* tee ’ ris Oo t © 5 4 ? - id q ; oes “4 7 * "es -* a ‘> ~~ & 7s . +s ; ’ 4 * e * * ; > Z **. . . p ir e. ™ = ‘ ; ra a .-* : ears: cesirabie styies gf PRP EL TILE | “s = fe. jin? - omte . - o ‘ : * . . ; - ‘+ ‘eo _- . ’ : ra? » > 4”. > * *,« ii a+VO)i Ai i atl. ° A © « ¥ ‘ .t ta | $3 ; | : ' xy - of - ; 7 ; ; - 2%". — °. | fat hi * whe = a Y ; : -* Je" “. *. * Je > ; ; “*," *7.%0'8 é ; . : “a> * AAS — ~ Pp i} > ey ” ' t sat ma ; ' S fo S| - Z ee : Fe “ i. cles tw] 1} *. > ae +? “ote. and embroiderv new ma rve.ious Dresses 128 adress There was at a “it . ida tat el oe See Vee Ey ties flowers fancy laces our Basement Dress ‘ ' . te Pe re : a - 4 ‘ Vv A - “I materiais ; “= * ieee ey — y 4 y ” De artment Satur q me SE i” shades. | ea ; en YS and many others too nu- P ' day. ’ F sDOTTS ing aress moceis. or, ‘St. Leuis* ‘Sued Bargain Basement.) _*. ji >y merous to mention. women and misses. (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement) URPR Saturday! A Special Sale > His Smart Sports $ a ; For Spring apd St New variations of the ne - Chanel. student, or cricket neck—ideal for sports oF vacation wear. Pleasing col- — | f _ Never to our knowledge have ot? oo or combinations. Saturday! Another Great Sale | 6 : : BUY ON THE English Chevron Student Suits “With Gwo “Crousers 29 The New Chevron Weave in tan or grey—in sizes 32 to 36, for young men 16to 20 years > omtonte rolls for r Boys’ $2. 59 d Cricket Sweaters if Just in time ate your’ selection Sets . 2 rolls fo 21, Dadily Snconed 5 = 5 2 = E 5 = > = - : 5 8 5 2 = 2 of = 3 z 2 3 : Bs = ~~ &. e b 2 = = = Fy 3 3 : = 5 9 . 5 3 3 2 s 2 : = : } e e = - - Ne outht—two tone—with rubber soles and heels, a Junior Oxtard styled like the smartest sentegs. sizes 1 to6... $6. reovniie fe reiis fo ce a i i a i i i i i i i a a i AN, A ON ea TE OP ee —_ —— - ; BOYD RICHARDSON — OLIVE AND SIXTH — ‘Thtrd Fleer. | cn) a Ww we ww ae. (eet _ —~ * > oe Yaa rN a a~ _ é a - a>) eee — nutietienenstiiea nate eee ee ee ee ee “

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ST. : speenee LOUIS POST- DISPATCH awe FRIDAY, EVENING, MAY 13, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ta we Ss ives@ iJ Lace ~Store-Wide Events of U nusual Interest to Our Patrons d | This offering is in keepi i iD “oe ; Se | | € an Sale 9 is in Keeping with the aggressive mer chandising policy of this big store and This series of intensely planned sale-events, in connection with our slogan, “Double the - it works in harmony with our slogan, “Double the Sales i ; ~ b n M gg o » | 7 9 . . . gains momentum each day, offering timely needs in all dena Maton big store wide event Sales in May,” has instilled into our sales force, buyers and executives great enthusiasm ( to offer better service, and to offer bigger values. Every day something new! ° SS€§ > Live Models to Show Latest Styles Saturda alues | fi} iiidi j iidj | 7 a SOERAEEALAACRAaaaal ihe} ATETETIEGE TTTITITITTITT TT TTT TTT TTT TT eee eee er eer rts —— — i j } iidl t i ij | ij if | tii piigi } " vans ‘ ih 1 pity wnnpeseee REDE PSOCRCPOEEEE ae rpigt peeidadd Peaaddd ddl | j ‘ fii j thal | tial } } j ij an 7 ; ' ' | | if } thy . if j ; { | r | ' i i] | Bee | rriddy : id Pididd ddd i. { ae; A ity } | PPUeRTUTITTT TTL ii it] bd YY | ; ii? ‘ ; 3 j 1} | it? ; iii ii } i] iit | i - M i | i ‘ i} ithe i ij / i] i i | i ’ . 7 ene i i j ‘ i : ; , ; } { i } ) ' | / , | a ridtaes . ! — ° i aaa hinitdd iti ty bia! 4h . S| Wh ME A\: Wii | | | he | } | iif ; i } . | an itiidd ii | ; ) a Hh | | ene Vatitae | | a. , } a) Scape i] it} } “L> ; | ; i i ' i} } | ’ rif It i} oF » fF } ridd phiedidd i | ) i - ‘ | Bae 1} i} i | 1} ” pitt / ij ' -_" : if it eaee i} } . iti } | . ne ft Hetty | 1 2 i? | ' tit} Tha tig | ; ; s “ ' : ' } hig j } j if | hi : : ' | ' | j . } ihal : ; ‘ *3e5*. | rtd | i lJ . , iif Retrsidectte: j / ritia? / it} iihid bea I i . SP ieieiece: :* PHT didi See eeeaeeee 4tt] ‘ i iebebeseeeetes ;inl fit | i? tiit? tif . 1) ~~ Ore } i if i PET ee } | ’ 4 “ «fe: | ‘ } j biidhl Pie ea tera / labs lel els ieee j i i itil } ; tii? ; i i +* oo tte | ri i ; ia? eit ‘ ' { ; «ts tetas ee " al iit} i+ i i}i | ' ii} i} | i ; : ors. >. i} { i eee te j wae etat r . ° #) - New White specially fashioned for « HATTA TTT ATTA | F re. On account of contin. HTTP TREC TUTTO TTT PST 00 wear eae besiness conditions, HEADS TT dae Stk a tll By “D hy. Dod cel orders. The manufac. He >> = , | 7 . | orot odd” loss in order to dispose of ii a Es Saturday! The Logical j r It: You can b h ~ i , : surd low agi nee ) | \ Time to Buy Summer 6 d $ A: : ) an This make is already known to thousands of appreciative St. Louis- ans. These are newest arrivals in Just 4800 of These $1.95 A strap slippers and tailored pumps. to $2.85 Values Styles that suggest the utmost cool- , ness of White Footwear for Summer. 4, Co -to-Ma tch, Collar-A ttached (Nugents—Malip Floor, South.) IN and Neckband Styles area Men, this ig your opportunity to share in a \ sale of extr@@ftiinary fine Shirts at greatly ik reduced prices., Some of these Shirts have Xe “ been slightly soiled by handling, but a trip to the \Y SX\Q’ laundry makes them as good as new. Many of them Nodels Xe AQN are brand-new—if any Shirt you purchase in this sale ie * MSY fails to make good we will replace it. 7 () Net Materials and Workmanship Notably Fine ; 9 19 A. M. to { P.M, TED In This Group You Will Find: | | | HTT NA: All-Combed W Madras—Rayon Striped Madra: ) | Will display these HTN We Aerambes mrered “aciiah Broadclecis—faree il Compacts marvelous Dresses in il NA ’ | ceca gs aR hte are — } il sttipetinie gees Ho | our Basement Dress TURP Tad a / ‘li In Dainty Etched Patterns . ee Style Show Living Models Department, Saturday. | AIT Hit ia 3 Cinna fiian 19 | Hil it | YY (Nugents—Main Floor, North. | i i HTT) ill $ 1 79 ~ Saturday *~ P, Frocks and Coats in this sale will be modeled for you on a specially s’ Largest Bargain Basement.) i HAT ETTTLT Nee | WEEE TT TET THLE ne = SURPRISE | sd TU ul fe i ESBS a CRRDTR EE), am” <A <A MOS: Mage ¢ aeaae Nun | erected stage. Some | : Novelty styles containing mirror, 11 A. M. to 12 Noon \ 3 IN Hoy . nue flat powder puff, and choice 12 5. SRF ; . ; oF : of cake or sifter powder compart- es Smart Spor ts Sweaters $1.25 Organdie Flowers ment. Beautifully engraved—com- ta plete with chain and finger ring. g For Spring and Summer! For Spring and Summer! ee ieee Dea 3 3 | () Oo Clock New variations of the Q5 ikiey atl des oxtail pitiaies scsoncesetac vd wipe » Regular $25, $35,'$40 and $45 Coats In Summer Styles! At One Low Price : i oe Many Trimmed With Summer Furs % Styles Will Be Displayed on Living Models - . Special Chanel, student, or cricket neck—ideal for sports or the new frock. In pastel vacation wear. Pleasing col- and vivid colors. ( Wee it [esas ace ae Maw P Piano Rolls or combinations. Other Flowers, s50c to $2.50 i Se a the NN t In order to make this an Dresses=-enants ; (Second Floor.) (Main Floor.) : Games oNged ~~ outstanding event, we have simple, young — P ] Oc \. = hp ae delved: into our = higher- that have been “Seep —_—— priced Coats and have sub- sehe aH yh * ; o% oe! el - $2 95 to $3.95 stantially reduced them to join a neon, AS: bese ent te | « ' | zy 3000 of ‘em at a give- | way price; Q R §S and | 3 ' ! , other makes — WO R D 7 ; 3 group of, new arrivals! In in- country club, at ~ the R O LL S — popular ‘and H db formal and sports styles. All matinee, at bridge, and Standard numbers. : | an ags sizes for women and misses. —d pect Boa a = | : ’ Spring and Summer. (Bargain Basement.) 3 ST. LOUIS’ BIGGEST CLOTHING VALUES Back Strap, Pouch, Sports, : . Under-Arm Styles | All Our Finer Coats Reduced | Dresses that present style prestige at the lowest SUPPRISE, £f T USE UIT Ne eels by HOUR x f st = P ae R 6 S R S T S $ QQ | Values to $50 Values to $75 Values to $150 | fons, soft Slmy Georgettes, ridge os err) silks, 2) 8 | the fabrics of the mode—in misses’ sizes 14 to 2 Z RL RN as RE a $39.75 $59.75 perenne $25 —in women’s sizes 36 to 46. 9 OClock | aN Special oe ay 3, i : CP a is iPokh« ‘3B Delightful styles to carry with | | OO EN Ry Hak : ris DE Gg & # Spring or Summer costumes. New Tot ; 89 OR oe EP “ VTL e VWF 79. silks, silk and leather combinations, s Cc Sie aE . | ia, ETE EY Ee EAA ore iad and patent leather styles. Typical — — ae Nugents values! (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) Voile Dresses : , ¢2e NF) Nugents Exclusively 5c | | in St. Louis Bizes 1 to 6 years; all hand is : a Men’s and Young Men's embroidered, white and color : Soa Coy st Es ° combinations : ei ) f Sree Suits for Early Summer . lasts. — WZ \ bs WAY || i WT A 4 7 Hi | fl i sit Sonus - Featuring Felt Hats Saturda ad l re | | | : Saturday Specials | S| 3 50c ‘Kerchiefs, 3 for. | The Mode of the Moment Favors the Hat of Soft Felt | | St. Louis men are readily accept- Women's Georgette and | Regular $1.95 Value ing Smartleigh clothing because of its tea ly gags ng $ | rent byline te Stans a ediien ee ee Everywhere the felf Hat is These Hats include the en- . . | ) rials, the fine workmanship—and 25c ’Kerchiefs, 7 for. being seen — and chosen for tire scale in smart colors, fea- Chitton Silk | , , | above all the matchless values. So PW wn roy Singh every ——— Tr = to turing black and all white, so a ) fine are they these Two-Trouser designs—some with colored genera ummer activities: ( | ! : woven borders. From the diminutive to the desirable Hats for Saturday’s ° favored just now! New and Hosiery & 33" Suits at $29.50 can be favorably com- (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) |) tee Pecan gies pared with the finest makes obtain- ee? ver P 6: _A representa- 4 ‘ (Nugents—Second Floor.) tive, agg 8 e © . | mS See able anywhere. diane ti re Stock : ord dij RS SENATE eee | ents : in, a” ith silk top, well reinforced with a [Le Ront | | See] | [Bous’ New Blue] | New Two-Piece] | B=" [To $12.95 Coats | | nS | . TN UA pring Suits Sports Suits nude, “French” mide, ‘eh, t*Nugents Exclusively TAT THE : HHT HT - evenglow. (Nugente—Matn Fieer,. Nerth.) $ pales ge al pil | “4 Two-Knicker Smartly Combine : In Styles for Men and , HPN Hi Suits pra ge 5 Hays ; i BUY O B PLAN A‘ ei You Bi needs °35 Men! The Newest i | i +Q $16 Q5 “+ | Of Fine Glove: Silk by this very simple solution of the shop- Straw Hats ping problem—select your Smartleigh or Roger Kent Suit and pay for it from | -\ Nugents Presentation of | | Mi | Trimly fashion- HY 1 Women are choos- your weekly salary or income. ee your selection Saturday and take ten ; : | | ‘lb ed, all-wool blue Sennits, Sailors, Flatfoots g | |) Do aT cin aati tik, ie ine these trims Specie Frocks for street, ever made, Frankly we : weeks to pay. F ne t afford to ’ " | Coats. Our merchandise 5 Far-secing Meh Cannot arto otwhes wth FP org Hie ii] very latest models miss this opportunity to buy a Roger ‘ begin the season! li ie || —with two pairs Country Club and all- e iim we Mu —and if buying Coats at —— Pp the mothers of St. Louis A ; f K Sui t thi ] ice! Pleasing saw and ca- || of knick Dou- occasion wear. Skirts my ay! ent ult a is Marvelous rice ° ' oO ickers. ou nother Shipment—S pecial Saturday P ble edge. All have ‘i ble and _— single are finely pleated on Sirable new Spring styles, : nteed as to st i it All sizes 7 to 17 years. While They Last They are , peers hi St cee a a ge Bima } i breasted styles. bodice tops—the quality and workmanship! otyles that please every man Sizes 7 to 17 years. blouses of rayon and Size than their girls need SST, , ; is ore on saticandiad ' ee teesee? 100 Dozen are the creation of leading New York , vit}) ae i wool zephyr-knit | Hf AN | 2 tituness = Brand-New { makers. Imported Toyo, Swiss ||! et) | Other Suits combinations. Others = {| Hit he Viiifers and: BASEMENT Hitteee Silver King These Suits come in the very Yeddo. Sennits $ 65 oi 4 $13.50 to os SWS mg of jer- tt Hi | uzf | jare reinforced J heeeee Golf latest styles, newest materials and / Laaial . thas sey. sizes tor misses HW] Hit . lwhere needed. olf Balls Each } : Hats of feather-weight $16.95 ond enieiaieen. 78 | Limit 12 toa Cus No Mail Ph Orders colors—in stout, slim, short or lightness—rigid, yet flexible : -- Hil ti Pretty pastel stomier. NO Baill oF 5 RON : regular sizes. Smart shapes (Negents—Third Floor.) (Nagents—Secon (Men's Clothing Section—Third Floor.) (Nugents—Third Ficeor.) (Nagents—Third Fioor.) “ (Nugenta—Second Fleer.) ee 8 ON NS 8 es Er

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iMen‘'= Clothing Ssection——i Rite Se | LE —— ll = ,2q ‘ee Sr SS 6 a iting ai Se RE Cd ES LER __ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ a ane a aD a — - - Yue Be. ky —_— ie a —V o_ Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Wa) PAGE 8 Call : a i es Ve ee | Oe > és é ea | Week-End Candy Special in ASSORTED milk and dark ie ot chocolates, bonbons, wrap- ee Piet ped caramels and nougat. hy . 2, soc: 2 Lbes., 95c # a Pi Candy Shop—First Floor. Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Vandervoort’s Now Introduces to St. Louis Misses the Lovely ,«. ————— . Saturday Is the Last Day + | | | tive who came to Van- Bie dervoort’s this week to ad- al te vise you on your beauty That You May | 7 Consult 4 4 9 3 ’ Kathleen Mary | qanet eT TeEeSSeS ‘Y Greatest of / sega a a Practically Whole } Of Heavy Silk Crepe—Guaranteed Washable—and Exquisitely Made | The very latest styling plus the utmost Aol | The smartest misses are going to Ve Pec aus her about your : ‘ d choose these “Janet Walker” Dresses Extr aor dinar y Values at practicality make Janet Walker Frocks Hl beauty needs and she ‘will Specially Purchase with delight—and our Misses’ Shop is the pfeference of all who wear them once. Remember, they are guaranteed washable and their silk crepe is of a most desirable quality. 15 if , ; f inlan’ . 7 |) fie wikia ict | (zirls Dresses A are scientifically made to i produce greater beauty. 75 Hit With a few simple instruc- $10.75 6: tions you may perform your Values... own beauty treatments as satisfactorily as an expert. Consultations All v ’ AY of these pretty Frocks are of the well- known Cinderella prints—others of plain crepes Here‘ Exclusively proud to present them—for they are ex- tremely chic and inexpensive—in fact, must be seen to be appreciated. y ee nn ge a ee mee weturcay and crepe de chine—with girlish ties, shirrings, ss — Charge. smocking, shoulder flowers, lace and embroidery; (THESE are truly “The Tai- a ee et Peer. | colors for all and sizes 6 to 14. lored Girl’s” Frocks—popu- — Handkerchiefs | YANDERVOORT'S | Handkerchief Shop is filled with unusual values | in men’s and women's | —— Handkerchiefs including — | Boi | Sold Regularly 14 and '4 inch for tid ae hems. 35c¢ each or 3 $1 |" w Many will choose several and new collars, cuffs and Everyone kno Handkerchie{ Shop—First Floor. a fin of these Frocks of Geor- belts. really fine Hosi EG Oy ON _ sega Ringer: sonst See our Olive and Stee oe wich Ma ) if “gg dotted silks; one and two Tenth Street window ments. Beautiful Fe RUSISHR DAC piece models—also beige dianl of selected silk. & | f WS | / silk Frocks with sleeveless isplays. quisite sheen. _— crepella jacket or rose, Misses’ Shop—Third Floor. NEW SUMMER ZF green or blue; black-and- KLINE'S—Main | | white, white with colors, | a | navy and bright shades. Ce 1 2000 F ar 1K Chiffe =e HOS Sizes 13 to 17. ‘ Te. : . ‘ of Juniors’ Shop—-Third Floor. | Boys’ Blue | Smart Wardrobes Include Cheviot Suits | for Graduation Day Tailor ed Suits With Two $ aa $95 Trousers —and We're Featuring | THE properly attired boy, on graduation day will wear one Two Very Unusual Groups—Choice aN —_ EN ; > A - wre Irregulars of “ Special” Full fashioned, perfections are reason for selling t at the absurd pr of them are $80 are hard-to find. silk, others have IN SMART SU SHADES KLINE S—Main of these smartly tailored Blue | Cheviot Suits. This particular model illustrated is faultlessly | tailored along the collegiate | lines, with widely spaced three- | button front, notched lapels and | low-set pockets—yjust the style | all boys are now favoring. The | cheviot is fine quality and a rich navy blue in color. Sizes 13 to 20 Years Summery Hats At $ 2 5 eal Many Worth Much More Than This Price and ; All Very Exceptional Values at $ 45 : 00 | Buster Brown Wears 392 . > 1 (= | Health Shoes Ht | seen moderately priced, . _ VANDERVOORT'S offers a completé ; he ° ut thev’ ] 1. : assembled thes H t Cl 1] f wane | line of Buster Brown Shoes for | ii | RB arney B Oy Suits ey re also surprisingly W e. Hats especially for Saturday shoppers boys and girls. You may choose from smart and well tailored—in and for charming styles, wide variety and an attractive pricing, | fact, just the sort of Suits par- we doubt if the selection can be equalled. Hats of hair, Milan, mou- ay yer eee eee ; In f ticular women and misses want patent, coffee brown and white chette, visca and leghorns invite your choice—from small to largest | elk Oxfords. : Hi The Superior Value °14:2 | in Bovs’ Clothes this season. Of twills, hair- | types—including styles, colors and head sizes for women, misses and Sizes 5% to 8 $3.50 y , Bal lines, homespuns, novelty matrons. | Sizes 8% to 11 $4.00 hil The Barney Boy Suit has been favorably accepted by weaves, checked suitings and | Moccasin toe Oxfords in brown and i . it Se chess org aepeiehan ee ae ones Ge in | re ps oo i rvetid Hats at $5 and $6.75 | ns si to 8 $3.75 arti ra 5 two pairs us fours | n e sponsored colors. | sani . ath) knickers and is. carefully and exactingly tailored in the | Sizes for wrenes and misses. | Lette ier me _— Lanta sata non fur felts, viscas, large White las “Oxf d ye: i approved two and three button single breasted college | Oth Vy | eghorns an pate Milans—we re sure they'll please you, too. , mr gs eg s. Pie 5 style.. The fabrics are pure wool in popular tan and gray p ler Very Correct Suits | MMi em wE es Sizes 83% to 11 $3.75 : } 4 mixtures and stripes. Sizes are 7 to 16 years. | riced $49.75 to $97.50 Nee a Parchment and brown calf Oxfords. One Day S$ nec ‘ cit Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor. phe Bult Shop—Thira Floor. ‘ Sizes 11% to 2 $5.50 A chance to suppl & ee oe girl > pe in SS Summer needs in ¢ ee or: | we izes 2% to 7% -50 Beautiful mch prints i ; a | ; Fashionable Pumps | Children’s Shoe Shop—Second Floor. expensive English pat aii n the Collegi | et § : ° ZTE : tay giate Section of the Corset Shop | Field Flowers and Velvet Trim Teo k = ee TO 46 eet | . or KLINE’S—Main a batzhins Ti, i New Leghorn Hats ate Spring and Early Summer Wear ; pen Brassieres, $1 and $1.50 Belts, $1.50 For Girls 410 and $12.23 NEW garment that junior | saa ] : oe j girls and small women will | i Pans QUMMERY new Hats of natura! oA Croquet: sees find ideal. the girdle-like belt | — ae leghorn with field flower wreaths Cer Vandervoort’s.. In strong and fits snugly over the hips and a wa sou spite mga arrive jn NE ; pee nt + Pent Yet good | | sat es that girls will adore. ~ has four hose supporters. nen KP . 3 # O ‘ts a opera cut Pump in black patent or 4-ball Sets 6-ba!l Sets 8-ball Sets The Brassieres are made of Tailored Lech parchment with self bow. Either high shaped = 06 —_ plain mesh net, crepe de chine sforns heel or box heel. Juvenile Sets « and net combined with double $5 to $10 h i a net and Swami jersey finished Grosgrain and velvet ribbon band he ie se a Pump in parchment aa” f ii. 1S si | with lace edging. ed Leghorn Hats in small and large with narrow enameled kid trim. Box heel. Also pidbalbees we ceears ois and Vandervoort’s Corset Shop— en _ shapes. Many with streamers. in patent leather. balls $9.78 Third k‘loor. Vand rvoort s Colle cad . ’ = andervoort ‘ giate Hat Shop—Third Floor. , Vandervoort’s Toy Shop — a é _— r Vandervoort’s Fashion Footwear Shop—Second Floor. Downstairs. eee eeeteeesteeeeneneneetteeseee ener eae ee - — a Med a, arn -

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= _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 ST. — POST- DISPATCH PAGE Y 606-08 Og Av.—Thru to ae eee Se. 606-08 ee Av.—Thru to —eSuOEe es St. Klines One D av Undersellir 1) This Greatest of All Kline One Day Events Brings Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Brand-New Purchases Offered for This Great Money-Saving Day at Practically Wholesale Cost! Brand-New Summer Apparel and Accessories! Spring Coats at Sacrifice Prices! A Sensational Demonstration of Value-Giving! 3 ~ i 2% 1150 Summer Silk Dresses OC Leith af “3 i Stunning Tailored Modes! Washable Crepes! Georgettes! Flat Crepes! Also Jerseys! Not in a long time have we been able to prepare such Frocks for dancing. Frocks for afternoons. Frocks a timely underpriced selling. Nothing undesirable. _ for street and business. For vacation and travel wear. Everything crisp and new and in the wanted styles and | Stunning sports modes. One a: " two piece types. e specially fashioned for @ mt idl i {i shades for Summer wear. Now isthe time and HERE Dresses in jacket and bloused effects. Tiered, tucked tore. On account of contin. Wei : 1 || 3 the EVENT : and pleated. Compose styles. New square and Vion- gla ange Sn ig | gia g acute to supply you with Frocks for hot net necklines. Everything—anything that is smart for ancel orders e manufac. j gee si . ° : 2 : EN te author ti dispoe of | | weather and vacation wear at worth-while savings. Summer wear. sult: You can buy these mar. absurd low price. | | al i IN EVERY NEW PASTEL SHADE IN SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN imi IN WHITE AND NAVY BLUE IN SIZES FOR LARGER WOMEN KLINE S—Fourth Floor. KLINE’ S—Fourth Floor. —? 6 C— ‘ ~ ‘ 5 / | Junior Girls Flannel R Flannel Special > Silk Silk 50 SUITS vs COATS Silk Hose — ‘Sy; KFROCKS DRESSES 7"; Pastel Shades [MBN Pastel Shades Models |} 3(¥\\ 3] 69 % $ $444 ie 3]5 $15 4 | pet 3 oot. One Day Special! . )pecial! 19 A. M. to { P.M, | Sold Regularly at $1.95 An oat baa: Day Special. yo 7 oer 5 ¥ One Day Special! | One Day Special: Will display these : oe ae ae Saag 4 er ng Jur - modes in Miss 7-to-14. Shahi ‘ Stunning double-breasted Coats | Swagger sports models done in marvelous Dresses in ) esa? Aap Sees Te ral és mane call e “ages th gee , repes, seorgettes, ‘lat with wrap-around skirts. Black Pe a smartly simple manner. Braided our Basement Dress } | , et Ae : 9 | | TORE 2 Pa rey iat Tepes, jerseys and Crepe de ee jackets with white skirts. All or self trimmed. In white, shell Department, Saturday. | 9 Seoul ears = ».\ lis ate! pregceee d pte gs shine. incluced are simply a | \ white, poudre blue, navy, red, | pink and white .Some in swagger with Pig orce- wh Ee styled in tailore and more silage styles or smartly | shell pink, green—either solid a | basket weaves. Ideal for cool | Beautil iv woven elaborate moces. Every new trimmed types. Als frocks | \ rae combination. i f\ Summer evenings. ' Largest Bargain Basement.) yt Ss moore Silk. ‘Has an ¢€x- pastel shade. Also white for for gradi rat | | eC FOR VACATION AND / MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S SIZES te sheen. f graduation IN WHITE later mneren ! IN SIZES 13 TO 17 SHADES OUTING WEAR _SURPRISE | os ; New eg one , KLINE S—Balcony. ~ KLINE’S—Ba ~ KLINE'S—Third Floor. ' \ KLINE'S—Third Floor. AIN_ Hog, II | C — a Q a vaetil; i J 10° 1p O-Clock. | sf 2000 Pairs ” ZA he Ci and lo a One Day aac Spring % Spring peciat But a Very Rare Chance to Save! — P Roll = i — Chiffon a Leather Sarbple Sale cll Maw COATS 5 COATS 1S9¢e Tre HOSE 4): LF Handbags Fur Coats and Wraps Sacrificed! ae Must Go! Fee . : . ad J og) NEXT WINTER S sil 28 1B, e:5 SAVINGS \ “4 2000 of ‘em at a give- J — | , ; 4 ee. wae , w , away price; Q R S and { Baas $ Q5 Mertsiok (idathens. Goran, Seen $ other makes — W OR D q Bi ueee.: aoe \ J ake sc) a oe oe « $98 f | ROLLS—popular and A we ele ny cee ee es | f~ 4 “4 seat shi yee Standard numbers. em - ee sesteill aiieieek dal (Bargain Basement.) . We 7i46. One Dav rao : tony, Caracul, Stencilled cele One Day Special! . ? . . , ' tf. y , “ »? . ’ & Cla . ’ ie 2: Irregulars Pe ‘Kline's BLA; = _ and Northera Seal (Dyed a Pi P " One Day Special: . S pecia 9 4 WET Dy: n except ional! seiecion be hiy 3 fr me : i ; cast Satin ats! orchecn , , , ani | RISE oar licsht im- sie ~ a of wanted modes in cowl de, ma Ween str me genes 8 ny: Coats! Faille Coats! Kasha es Satins! Twills! Tweeds! Irre oe ru fashi oned, sugnt im ala ae F _ the sek iprises H “9 , Pieter erage sistibly priced for quick selling. h ad ; (ig calf, patent, lizard ant all Muskrat). Muskrat : Coats! ¢ BA sic 4 .E a. Vi Gl + F ioor. Tots’ 89c So ar 'é a pee Voile Dresses ‘ ae y . —_ —45c ot ae Wash : SLIPOVER 600 Z Silk Teddies TOILETRIES Seas eines | a ® ROCKS Arte Ae eg Extra-F ine and ; At Half Price! Hey [3 wR $ | 88 | Silk Slips Step-Ins EOS sate & Scien Peed par 5 ba Roger & Gallet Compacts, r ¥ : Roger & Gallet Fleur D’Amour Toilet Water, One Day Special! be : a / regular $4.65 $2.33 .. 3 | he yosian r ; inet ge yg ae $ / Q 79 3438 Roger & Gallet Le Jade Perfume, regular $3, ~ 50 hy __ stipe in ae f . ! Body 69c 35e ak ee ie a ee a ae eR ke ne ee 2 ee + es wee ag wy a none a - tess ie . 2 : ¥ ea = . r as . w ” 34 . ; ae, 2" — . ba 7 " i ee ee ee ee ee Powder, re op Gainsborough Putf Tre Jur Cupane Cngptlts GE) occctvecsvces 50 AT SPECIAL PRICES day! : “es ; re de Chine Handsome epe de chi c. Man} are daint Dr. West’s Tooth Brush, 42 ; ie ay ¢€cia » ¥ ‘ o expensive English patterns. Ne Saartly tailored os side and | gl bmosce pice ety $1. 19 and ta etevis Saicum Powder. 15s Coty’s Dusting Powder $1.29 £ KOC | ; IN SIZES 14 TO 36, | fran? pleats Ir wan ted sbadc sw ’ : : ; “6 TO oh : gas: LINE sea Pic | INE ; S—Mais "% F ic OT KLIXE S—Main Floor. KLINE S$—Main Floor. os - KLINE’ S—Main Floor. , - 7 ormer Prices | : : f —_9 lai ¢ f = — oD ts| [To $12.95 Coats Tt ial for Sat nly ! “% : sme ie . Basement Extra Special urday Only 100 SHER DRESSES 1000NewSummer Silk Dresses =—"2" WHILE THEY LAST! JUST 35 SPRING COATS Washable Silk Crepes, Too! a tired syle Ip emart gg P2 95 lue : utures. Unequaled in Va minterses gocher ve ever made. Frankly we #F : \ We have assembled these lovely new wee F — va — eee — ath sen cn apes —- , i BASEMENT de Coats. Our merchandise | | uN for this great Bargain Festival. Every Frock 1s a liast- ee a Bhat ge ae rn me gt —_--—_ eee tt buying 00s oe A 1 | | , minute mode. Every Ras b tet Gas ee is and short sleeves. Pleated and tucked styles. Youthful - JUST 30 SPRING SUITS to the mothers of St. Louis what you need for Summer wear—for dancing, after- naan tos-aleune quae desirable new Spring styles, » ai | iy s wear. . All sizes 7 to 17 years. | i noons, business and sport ” en ee ae $ 95 f size than their girls need Ss 5. : \ SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN SIZES FOR LARGE WOME breasted styles. Sports fabrics. a@rgains are so outstanding. | 4 a 4 BASEMENT a 3 7 KLINE’S—Basement. KLINE’S—Basement. NE as

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thin be PRD eA poe ee - - a any ee ee = ee wk eee ee ee ee —_ CEWMitiiams ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Saturday Specials! BA to rly, 250 Sizes 2 to S.. $1. 75 USTER = 0 ee ee apsin - Ay ea oe Peete 0m . . . Misses’ Strap Pumps and Ties Beautiful new patterns of patent leather or parch- ment calf, designed with pretty leather trimmings. GROWING GIRLS’ $4 Sizes 214 to 7 MISSES’ Sizes 12 to 2 $3 CHILD'S ROWN Sizes ee 2. Sizes 2% to 6.. Oxfords and Shoes Boys’ Mannish Oxfords and Shoes made of tan or oe calf with fancy stitching; round or balloon flange rubber heels.Also patent leather. ‘CE Wil ios | SIXTH and FRANKLIN hs Quality Shoes for All the Family ,, SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and WET RESUUTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. FRIDAY -EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 NATIONAL CANDY CO. 70 BUILD NEW PLAN] Five-Story Structure at Gravois and Bingham Avenues to Cost $1,000,000. | A five-story concrete building, with 225,000 to 250,000 square feet of floor space is to be erected ‘by the National Candy Co. on a | lot of an acre and a half it has ‘acquired at the northeast corner ‘of Bingham and Gravois avenues. 'Cost of land and building will be ;}about $1,000,000. Plans are being completed by architects and a contract for con- ‘comma will be awarded when 'they are ready. The structure is ‘expected to be done in about 18 ‘months, A switch from the south- ‘ern line of the Missouri Pacific | Railroad will be laid into the prop- | erty, which measures 600 feet on | Gravois and 600 feet on. Bingham. Recent developments in equip- ment for candy manufacture will be utilized in the factory, said A. J. Walter, vice president. There will be rooms with special temper- ature control, to facilitate the pro- cesses under proper atmospheric conditions, regardless of the weath- er. The National Candy Co. of which Vincent L. Price is presi- dent, with headquarters in the Federal Commerce Trust Building. has four factories in St. Louis em- ploying about 600 persons, and 12 other plants {n Chicago, Dallas, Duluth, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Grand Rapids, Mount Clemens, Mich., and Kansas City. Oe ee ey eee ee , BOYD-RICHARDSON ~ OLIVE & SIXTH SUBWAY STORE | No Charge Accounts «» Downstairs ~~ No Deliveries ee re le _—— Double Header SUIT SALE! | New Styles a Great Selections -s Outstanding Values _ ~eserey: ee my ae a ee ie ee te eee ee _ - - ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH om ee ee ee ee eee ee ee, ee - — 7 — GL LL A es ee ee ——— We Give and Redeem Eagle sehen ‘Sintetnlat: Articles Excepted FAMOUS - Cheume a ““Maybilt” Suit Women’s Hosiery 65c @ Mock-fashioned thread silk or silk-and-rayon Hose with lisle tops and reinforced feet. Shown in black, 88c to $1 white and colors. Women’s Silk Hose Full-fashioned Hose that is silk from top to toe, or with lisle tops. Black and colors. Irregulars of $1.50 to $1.75 $1.05 WOUGOD 05 cee cede Values, at.. And You’ll Be Fashionably as Well as Satis- factorily Clothed. Garments in Styles for Men and Young Men, Very Exceptional Values at’ the Very Moderate Price of lisle garter welt. Black and colors. Sizes 81% to 10. Seconds of 55c¢ @ Don't let the price confuse you re- better grades. ..... garding the quality of “Maybilt” clothes Basement Keonomy Store for they embody style, workmanship and Women’s Hose —of silk-and-rayon from top to toe, or with narrow materials that will surprise you. Made especially for us, of the choicest fab- Women’ s Visca Hats The Favorite of the Hour, Hun- factory. There are shades. There is such a variety of chic shapes that you'll surely find the exact model you desire. rics, tailored in the most approved ways and in so many patterns and colorings that selection is bound to prove satis- dreds of Them Saturday, at BUSINESS SUITS the Moderate Price of SPORTS SUITS GOLF SUITS 95 TUXEDOS — They are already the choice of hundreds, ’ ri hi e of men and young men who want to be well ot Ha - ee rma pat ra, ae ad a dressed at low cost and Saturday will be an or Hat for su y ideal tyme for you to select if you want be the day to make your selections! Of “clothing” satisfaction. Sizes 34 to 52, in- Visca braid, ribbon, Milan and combi- cluding stouts, longs, stubs and regular sizes. nation materials. White and light Two-Pants Suits Priced... 918.00 to 42 chest measure. waist. —— -- me ee ee . . A I — ~~ — ce et ete . SARK C AND TOPCOATS Ie ) Sults of cassimere, cheviot and wor- | Well vainean of chica: cassimete and sted in light and dark colors. Single | worsted materials in a wide variety of Basement Economy Store and double breasted models. Sizes 33 | colors and patterns. Sizes 28 to @ Basement Economy Store 3 & New Dresses and Coats Garments in Most Favored Styles for Sammertime Wear—Affording A EN ee A A A i a A A cette tia = LE NT a Et wee — ae oe a eee ea a . »" 2 PPE ete BARU RE sige nee ee: bee Rath c84 Sen et tingpies berate ce a a Sh, SPE wea oe, er on This sale includes several special purchases of manufacturer's surplus stocks at extreme reductions. With all our regular stock included and reduced they represent the best values we have ever offered in a Double Header Sale. All are this season’s new styles. -:- -:- As both Spring and Summer suits are includ- ed, this sale offers a great opportunity to select two suits from one group, or two suits from any two groups each, at one half their respective Double Header price. ‘Two persons may each buy a suit provided one sale is made for both. $25 and $30 One-Trouser Suits Two $ & for This season’s tropical worsteds. Silk lined. Large selection of patterns. ate, -* — a $3§ and $40 Two-Trouser Suits “jor >I Well tailored, good fitting suits of Cheviots, Cassimeres, Worsteds and Twists. New silk lined Tropical Worsteds. $30 and $3§ One and Two-Trouser Suits Two “41 for Broken lots of two-trouser suits. New Spring one-trouser suits in new models, colors and patterns. i i widely varied assortment, for there | will appeal the moment you see RUE AT i are many one and two piece effects. | them. Well tailored in types for i i | Daintily fashioned of women and misses, of ; i —and Georgette over prints. New | Shown in a large variety of the Hi | —~ Georgette Wash Crepe : Prints 1 Women’s, misses’ and junior sizes. inspect them Saturday. necklines and trimmings add much | wanted new hues, as well as the to their attractiveness Splendid Choice as Well as Extra Values—Choose Satarday/ New Dresses | Women’s Coats Choice 91 4:85 You'll delight in choosing from this | Plain or fur-trimmed models that- Flat Crepe Lorsheen In popular | ever-popular black and navy. All colors as well as navy and black are durably silk lined. Be sure to Pouretsheen Poiret Twill Basement Economy Store 74 me eee “a ee A A a $40 and $45 Two-Trouser Suits “jor Large selection of extra quality suits. Extreme values at this price. All with two trousers. -~ a a Extra Value Straw Hats Sennit Straws $ Specially Priced This season's new models. Several pro- portions of brim and crown. Black and fancy bands. fe peeeeteeneetiaantsteente tema $3.00, $3.50 AND $4.00 Shirts $1.95 Special purchase of fine madras and broadcloths. Plain and self-figured whites and neat colored str ripes. Neck- band and collar attached. $7, $88 AND $9 Shoes $5.95 Including Bostonian Sa les. Black tan Oxfords in new Socio msdele. le ee ee —_ aa oe Genuine $ 495 Panamas 4 The best ever for style and comfort. Optimo and Fedora shapes. Neat col- ored bands. ag $1.00 AND $1.50 Neckwear 65c Silk and wool, mogadores, failles and other good silks. Large selection of patterns. Four-in-hands and bat Ties. $1.00 AND $1.50 Hosiery 65c Silk and silk mixtures in black, plain colors and fancy patterns Slight see- = aed -* a be] 4 ft , ee Girls’ Coats $7.50 $ 3 IS Kind for... y ¢ 4 / @ Smartly tailored Coats of tweed, —— OO ee ee CP Mm °° eee... .- - ie Save on Luggage = Including Smart S322 Hatboxes aS 2D $8 to $10 Kinds, at $6.95 @ Just 19 of them! Of leather or brocade, with lock and safety catches. Cretonne lined. Hatboxes Gladstone Bags juveniles, Neatly Eight leather Gladstone lined and with lock. Ir- Bags that are leather regulars of $1.69 98¢ lined. Irregular $16 ber ¥ P ‘4 aor * ol . a ns “ . ¢ , ait a . . : id Excellent Value... $ Wa URE MAA ra ipa @ Choose from straps and of patent, parchment and fancy combinations. Oxfords. Ee Pe i debe: iE. _ ~~. ee ee - - a) . ee gt Me ee ee ee pemmmpa Basement Economy =* Women’s Wash Of $4.95 Value, @ Smart tailored Gloves? with a scalloped top in the Effective needlepoint em chamois, silver and mode Smartly Dressed Wo Larg Wide. Choice and Valites at: .: aul ; q The vogue for the very fem forth a demand for the large flattering. Our selection types in leghorns, hemps ar fancily trimmed. And they’ Chic. Fe Three Cleverly Styled, Silk-Top Cl Special $ € “Picot-edge” Silk-Top Chiff lustrous weave; strongly reinge itely sheer Hose and in the grain, nude, moonlight, pastel Growing Gi q| Saint Louisans, recogr ways fresh and absolu offerings like these! 30c to 50c Candies Choice of French mix candy, peanut brittle, : tablets, lemos drops, licori¢ bricks or cream 9 " filderts, Ib..... -” , 60c Candies : Choice of homemace cz mels, ssorted chocolat homemade candies, “sil bells,” chocolate cherries Atlantic City cream 39 tudes: Be oS ike $1.20 Assortment 3-1b. box of assorted pek bfittle, peanut bar, and lasses taffy. Special Ree hy ae epee 1%-lb. Jars F. & B. Hard | Campfire Marshmallows, Si Nut and Fruit Center C 60c Wrapped Bittersweet . = — i ee . 7 > © . reese tc: it ty xipecaiatnlang tens: een ee Sy

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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, SF cnmeatii tlhe eenabatnenell 2 acelin aed a : 7) J MAY 13, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ .__. PAGE 11 ee ee rn a —_ a — - a ——e eee ee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted © AMOUS~BARR CO OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. ONE! Los Angeles Denver St. Louis yang rit yar Misses’ Summer Frocks At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Style Are All Aflutter With Laces, Pleats and Panels in the Most Arresting and Feminine of Styles for the Gayest of Seasons $ Wier 00 §$ te — te ee — ee eee I en a ae TLE tenet ee ee Women’s Washable Kid Gloves — Of $4.95 Value, Saturday, Pair, $3.95 ( Smart tailored Gioves of softest imported suede with a scalloped top in the popular one-clasp style. iffective needlepoint embroidered backs: white, chamois, silver and mode are particularly smart. Glove Section—-Main Floor Slip and Brassiere Combinations For Misses and Small Women, Special at $5.00 @ Ideal for Summer! A Slip of heavy, luxurious crepe de chine in flesh or white, double hem to the hip, and a bodice top with a correctly fitted bras- siere set inside. Eliminates an extra set of straps, cool attractive, under sheer frocks. Sizes 14, 16, 18. Slip Section—Third Fleor ee nn a eee. a RS el a Mage PR tliat gS! $ 3 $3‘to $4.50 Pearls Offered Saturday at $983 q Lustrous, sixty - Inch strands of indestructible French Pearls in the knot- ted strands that are so fash- ionable. These make ideal gifts for confirmation, grad- uation and shower presents, Jewelry—Main Fleer Smartly Dressed Women Are Demanding Large Hats Wide. Choice and Splendid Values at ie at Nagel ee Oar pbs Ft 7m : connote a - he ag ? ph umaere ange oe Bare Oe ME, LOT AE MOEN TOR fib G EN Hie 9 A et ROE Le SD we artes” ye wre8 tes Ant Pais 4 . ’ ° - ae | fee > — ~ , 7 wit oe —— “ Or. epee : @ This Summer’s silhouette is a varied, but a very feminine one. Gone is the stark severity of a season ago in favor of the draped, fluttering model with =) jabots, wings and cascades, fashioned of sheer, deli- cate materials which are women’s own. A lavish selec- tion provides perfect choice for every occasion. Tunics, panels, pleats and flounces adorn these Frocks of Summery mate- | aN rials in the gayest of printed effects as | SG /\ | \ a. s4 well as brilliant or pastel plain shades. | Blouses, these smart new boleros, and compose effects mark them as being definitely 1927 modes. : Crepes Romaines Georgettes Prints Flat Crepes Canton Coats Selected Groups—$z25 to $49.75 Values at $18.50 and $28.50 Some of the season's most approved models. Desirable colors in | cashmere weaves, twill | and black satin, many | models beautifully fur | trimmed. Sizes 14 to 18. | @ The vogue for the very feminine in apparel has brought forth a demand for the large shady Hats which are so very flattering. Our selection includes the most charming types in leghorns, hemps and Milans, ribbon banded or fancily trimmed. And they’re only $5.00! Millinery Section—Fourth Floor Shadow Garments for Youth Ta to $500 Idea] for Summer Wear @ Even slim, youthful fig- ures need just a little Foun- dation , Garment to ae charming unbroken es under frocks. This wispy Garment of double pique voile is so adroitly fash- ioned that it gives just the desired effect. Back panel, held by the supporters, is connected by elastic to the slightly boned front panel. Corset Section—Third Fleer 3: = Chic. Footwear Three Cleverly Styled, Hand-Turned Models at Popular Prices 7 + Ge KISMET Dainty one-strap model with silver buckle and box heel. Pair, $8.50. MARILYN A smart one-buckle Pump in patent or rust brown kid. $8.50 a pair. REGENT D’ORSAY The popular opera Pump in patent or satin. Hand turned. In patent with box or Louis heel; satin with Louis heel, $7.50. Women's Shoe Section—Second Floor ‘gprs € Silk-Top Chiffon Hose r Or Gr aduation \Wear $2.50 Value Graduation Frocks for Misses Appropriately Styled and Attractive Values at 162 « $592 The loveliest of Frocks for the loveliest of young girls, “The Graduate”—models which will be correct for the important occasion, and appropriate for all-Summer wear, are fashioned of Georgette, chiffon and crepe de chine in styles as frivolous or as tailored as she pat | may desire. Sizes 14 to 18. é Are Men’s Trousers A..: 9000, ailored of cheviot, cassimere and d materials in a wide variety of and patterns. Sizes 28 to 44 Basement Economy Store Misses Section—Fourth Floor Some Very Special Values Mark the Finale of Lingerie Sale A Host of Dainty Garments in Tailored and Fancy Styles—Priced to Make This the Opportune Time to Fill All Needs Or Combination—A ppropriate Frocks in Dainty White Materials $10 » $2973 @ Frocks for either of these important events must be just as dainty and smart as possible. Exquisite models of white Georgette are shirred or lace trimmed. White crepe de chine Frocks are smocked, tucked or pleated, and models of flat crepe have tailored vestees and pleated skirts. Here you may choose just the sort of Frock to suit any girl of 12 to 1/ years. Chemises and Step-Ins € “Picot-edge” Silk-Top Chiffon Hose, of pure silk in a clear, lustrous weave; strongly reinforced with lisle threads. Exquis- itely sheer Hose and in the following tints—flesh, Du Barry, gtain, nude, moonlight, pastel tints and white. Hosiery Section—Main Floor Very Special $ 65 Of Georgette and oo Values at = Crepe de Chine Growing Girls’ Footwear $3.8) @ ‘An extraordinary opportunity to se- cure several pairs of excellent Shoes at a saving. Pumps, straps and Oxfords with turn or welt soles in a variety of smart styles, suitable for school, play or dress. Growing girls’ sizes 2°: to 7. Misses’ sizes 11*2 to 2, U mT ey @ Exquisitely dainty Chemises and Step-Ins, generously made of good quality crepe de chine or Georgette are of- fered in a variety of styles. Beautifully lace trimmed in the delicate boudoir shades. Ly xy ‘ LIA) Are AY) Hatin \) VV REE EE LLORES POY GI IPI" NO OR OO IE «tt ag Me en Blin apy Hy enn ee » et et te ae. ae ee ata te ee , ea _e ee Samples and Short Lines Girls’ and Juniors’ Frocks $10.00 Pastel crepe de chines, tub silks in plain or striped effects and the gayest of novelty prints on light or dark grounds, make these youthful Frocks not only smart. but practica! for all-Summer wear. Piece Suits $9.95 Silk Gowns, Dance Sets Chemise, Step-Ins Gowns, Chemise, Step- miefeepecpiis Ins of Heavy Silk SUPER vas ss a a ee ee ea Extra value... $2.95 to $3.95 Values $2.65 $4.95 Values at $3.60 € Coats with one pair of long and one pair of short pants or 2 knickers, and vest. In 3-35. Second Floer Dainty, New Wash Dresses English and regular double- | breasted models, in smart colors and patterns. Sizes 7 to 16 years. ri j I a Td Y p) it Gay colored Frocks which wi!l tub and tub without losing a bit of their original daintiness. Fashioned of voiles, dimities and prints in white combined with colors. Frocks that will delight the heart of girls 7 to The heaviest silks, lovely laces and the most careful tailoring characterize this offering of silken undergarments for the Heavy silk crepe garments in styles to delight the feminine heart. Lace-trimmed and tai- lored styles in a galaxy of flower-hued models. $2.95 *° $3.95 Junior Section—Third Floor Timely Sporting Goods “Specials- +: ; it is ti } ll the things that make life more @ With Summer not very far away, it is time to think of a pleasant for old and young during the long lazy days. Famous-Bart Company has prepared a special selection of these articles at welcome prices for Saturday’s selling. . a : Boys’ Long Pants : I ee ) pied i) Cuff-b 7 " , , Cuff-bottom Trousers 0 Saturday—the Last Day of the I ~ ODay CANDY EVENT colors. Sizes 10 to C1 70 eS * See Basement Economy Store ‘ a = . , s @. Saint Louisans, recognizing the fact that Famous-Barr Co. Confections are a! ways fresh and absolutely delicious, certainly value the opportunity of sharing offerings like these! Save on sweets for this week-end! woman who loves nicer things. Third Floor Cricket Sweaters Brilliantly Patterned— Are Excellent Values at Low Shoes xcellent $ 3 95 75c and 80c Candies Chocolate nut clusters, burnt almonds, chocolate “Parleys,” pineapple and Brazil package, pecan 49 caramel croquettes... C $1.80 Assortment | 3-lb. box of chocolate | marshmallow fudge, pecan | patties and milk chocolate | peanut | - hilberts. Ih, aeons clusters 89¢ . | — - Ska : 60c Candies | its . ‘oe | ‘cvcles $1.95 tes om | 2 . Choice of a ame czra- 30¢ porary ok : $1.50 Assortment $8.95 Golf Outfits $1.25 Auto Cushions | eee models | Roller Skates for health s < mels, assorted chocolates, | Assorted ee etiete choc- 4-lb. box of cream filberts, —include a strong well- | —in the popular wense —with strong sturdy and fun—with ball-bear- high and ¢ : with rich muk or jelly bonbons, licorice bricks made bag, and four | shape which make driv- ccemuan Canale | ing wheels, for $] 39 | $24.95 | boys and girls.. . and black a a oe olate, 2 IbS., S5¢; and chocolate Burke clubs $4.95 | abe ve: vou 89c er brakes.... Kroydon Golf Clubs bells,” chocolate cherries or , 95 erwanges City cream udge, Ib, | Colonel P | e Coione = $1.20 Assortment Fly Rods | — if Balls deltas ak tee, VS and Girls’ Shoes 3-15. box of assorted pekoe | 81% to 9 foot O | sie, driver and Bove’ hi Sh in brittle, peanut bar, and mo- | Fly even Value, $9 Dozen | other . necessary ove — Aggy tire ceding ti q ‘asses taffy. Special 65c plete with neat | 50 Clebs at savings straps fhe okttrony sizes 11% i 2 ; — case. Spe- | $ 5: Doz. of G. ? $J 9) 1t4-Ib. Jars F. & B. Hard Candies, jar. .49c nee 9 | ~ ° Campfire Marshmallows, box of 400 $ by | Mesh marked Golf | O _-~ values "Lok aide $1 Nut and Fruit Center Chocolates, Ib. .79¢ == | Balls—special at soc | asement Economy 60¢ Wrapped Bittersweet Chocolates, Ib., 35c | each—or $s.so dozen. 30c to 50c Candies Choice of French mixed | Candy, peanut brittle, fruit | tablets, lemon drops, licorice | bricks or cream 23C | alue.... ! Choose from straps and pumps f patent, parchment and various ancy combinations. Also sports Jxfords. Sizes 3 to 8. @ All the newest and most popular patterns in colors that are vivid enough to suit any boy. V-neck styles, knitted of all-wool yarn in sizes 8 to 18 years. 35c to 60c Candies Choice of chocolate Brazil | fudge, caratnels, pecan pat- | ties, chocolate peanuts, milk | 29c | $1.20 2-Ib. box Assorted Homemade Candies or Chocolates : 75e $1.20 bores of Hershey's, Nestie’s and Peters “*hoco Bars, box 78c < inte Main Fleor $1.75 Assortment 2-lb. box of pecan marsh- Extra! $5.00 mallow balls and delicious French caramels. y Special at ' Mayboy Broadcloth Blouses Of imported white English broadcloth or domestic broadcloth in novelty 1.00 with sports collars and short Beys’ Fernishing Section—Second Filcer | | | stars eee ; | chocolate | gtars sleeves, in sizes 6 to 14 years.. — — -— |=

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY PAGE 12 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SAVE ON FURNITURE AT | $7.50 Simmons . $50 Poster Bed, Spring FATITAAYT | ATE ar oe Stee} Rocker ’ B es and Mattress sei Sf yy " , — $30” ' = 2 EXCHANGE STORES ao | ee Se a 2 ha > ) “\ tee e : 2 > afi $2 Cash EU LWVE 206 W127" ST.- 7™™& MARKET STS. SEVEN-DAY DEMONSTRATION SALE VALUES: oo a i Saturday Is a Red Letter Day for St. Louis Home Furnishegs A. M. the Three-Piece |: . ie | Campin NI =f $19.75 Living-Room Suit Six months of extensive preparation has brought to Union, St. ad | , Store, six floors of » demonstration of the tremendous power of Union’s twenty-six storgiehasing affiliation .. . onal appreciation of the loyalty of its thousands of patrons, who have ul B the unswerving policy of . e ig {ae i oe Se) (7a) Bal ay fering of good furniture, moderately priced. The values here ad embut a few of the hundreds me Ge aT La : Se i et this sale. Come early Saturday... make your Selections at your lagiad we wil held your purck a on x Pee bi. ~ N : by . : | 5; : a ; . wi | i | Gas Stove Cabinet Gas Range Gas Bien . \ Metal Window Box a epee ge } in green TILL 8:30 29° 19’ SAVE ON FURNITURE AT Verte Lausdcy Stove with Crbuet Ge image with large | Wonderful J improved so burners spe- Run ige wie larg iffy Cabinet Gas ? EXCHANGE STORES, at saly $: A ing this sale at t only $26 7. large oven at the low price of Heavy striped Awn- Pay Only $1 Cash Pay Only $2 Cash $19.75 ngs, complete: ready Ss as i . ; $'° Drop-Leef Kitchen Table atawat | Only $1 Cash ro hang $5.95 7" & MARKET STS

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 7 _, ~=s- FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1997 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ $15 Daveapord Table ] SAVE ON FURNITURE AT Only $1 Cash 3° drake T | , = Mahogany-Finish i TT AT Tee 2 = ml 6© A= fA , 2 EXCHANGE STORES it . er Ne ES nt . AU ROE : ae ae : \, ere Only 206 N.12" ST 7 £. MARK 7 i SEVEN-DAY DEMONSTRATION SALE Values! Tires on TTTITITITITITTT TTT TTT ey | e Furnishers|§ A. M. the Doors Open on Union’s Greatest Semi-Annual PAROS, voions Beet Il ssssessersonssseresnenss SUITE pht to Union, St. Louis’ Hie Store, six floors of marvelous furniture values, each a forceful — Kite Jnion’s twenty-six store opphasing affiliation .. . eaeh a concrete demonstration of Union’s Baa k| rT a a $34.75 Mf patrons, who have subi the unswerving policy of fair dealing, good service and the of- ie MS a eet 2 Only $3 Cash The values here advertiiut a few of the hundreds of Suites and Pieces underpriced in it Selections at your leisypd we wil hold your purchases for future delivery without cost. vt ~“ - ohh. eee» eB: ent : , — ’ . , — — cat a tlh hae Nap tat aL AE NP hi, Zp hatte ems elaine 8 ’ wns re. ” cnatenatibinn in ; > — ~ - - a te ; rp ¢ SS [CEE EREREEERE eee i $40 5-Pc. Silver $9.9" : ar rs dati lata ‘ ‘ | ori : $12 Fiber Reed -Piece Fiber Reed Gra} Breakfast Set | Sh: “li . $795 Bed-Davenport Suite Only $1 Cash Only $8 Cash Only $2 Cash oe Se es eee - a) Ze rn . an eee — Three renewed pieces, similar to those shown, In A-1 condi- tion. You can get the finish you prefer if you came early. Pay $5 Down TiTiititiiiiliiiiiiiiy. * * ne, ee i nen ak a etn me ae al sity NRO siti gts Nath anne tn 2 Talon ot Mita: ina nit antl ht al ns a ince rele 5 : a une, - = aes 7 4° # y; v n ‘hs " | - + MD i etc e eallt be! Tes A - ae - Pao f ve wily vas ty ? - : Te beccrtl 2IE the, te aia =) BSECSREESESEE ERE 4 ; , theday yt Ga RE ae ae y x a é had bcc ert: US ey . P e 84.00 IRON BEDS—In various styles and fintshes s 34.00 IRON CRIBS—In choice of walnut and DP ns 6.0 00% 46nnun s 740 STEEL BED SPRINGS— In splendid condition. $30.00 CHIF FOROBES—C hoice of wood or steel, im walnut $19.75 $50.00 LARGE VANITIES— With triple piate $3 mpirrors 9.75 810.00 BEDROOM CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND $3 48 VANITY BENCHES, . $6.00 ODD WOOD RBREDS—In several popular 4 ~~ ie: 4 i ; me, ate . Dp nt ¥ iy #¥ hy 4a mt Py oo ae i em * + J GA Poe, ae #y Mh ih “9 if wy rif hed ; re ealagUt meine tis ‘te ° ° e e j ia $185 2-Pc. Mohair Living-Room Suite eat) Luxurious comfort and style in this large armchair and PP EEN davenport in- lustrous taupe mohair. The hand carved frame $ 1 1 5 . a i and the attractive black welt seams bespeak the quality of 939.75 Velour these pieces, emphasized by the extremely low price of .., Coxwell Chair You Need Pay Only $10 Cash! ‘ $38 9x12 ¢ 75 . Brussels Rug O fi oe SUC ET — ane = a Only $1 Cash , > Y _ “] = q) A) It s, aie ’ is ia aS : y a aks J } ad fe ¥ 4 = : a r f . = : Hl 4 |» SESES EERE EEERESR tees damask. Wood parts are ) \ walnut veneered. iB. ease : EIGHT-PIECE Pay Only $2 Cash! = ¢ RES cp : * DINING SUITES ’ 4 ! — sew oe* pai a ¥ “ 0 , Aas i "2 * - yu ey. ¢4 Niet , : et $10 Ivory Fine Suites, worth up te with extension table z =" eh, yp wtih ee Sey 24} 5 5 : Tt hay f ; hy j £679) N4he? c a | . es A? . f 5. aed Wood Crib and 6 upholstered chaira. $5.95 Down! Only $1 Cash $25 Odd Chinas. . .§10.00 Easy Terms! SSSERREREREEEERASEeeS OL Rh MEE Rarer Oyun yar ON LL CTD RT a arnt = A et RES ANE RR a = , ‘ ———— —<— ee 7 ’

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spies sete RRS coe - tee, pagal st ats a RT IAe Sati HD: ae ABER” se... rey . 7 naoerdnat Senge ah eRe ___FRIDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ “SEE OUR AN OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN A CHARGE WINDOWS FOR “COU! AMAZING VALUES ACCOUNT 820 OLIVE STREET TREMENDOUS SHOE SALE WOMEN’S SHOES | That Formerly Sold From $6.00 to $12.00 Pumps Straps Oxfords Novelty Ties Satins Colored Kid Tan Calf Patent Leathers Hundreds of new Shoes have been added for quick clearance. Dress and Walking Heels. All sizes in the group, as a whole. WEEE ee Fy 5 3 =} 3 > >) > i o m) ? ? + 3 i > 3 » > > 3 a Ba ’ AW ' " . i e -* es ~~ > f POT A etn hnt ae nn Oe ( . sis ee oy Peer i ote erses ts t “tresavr 2 ~ van oa a \w LY >. - - ~ Dy) . POR, a X 5 ab PLLA ILPPEPOPD SG ‘6 poe . 4 AGS tf / “ ie, “ 2 ~ [MALLORY STRAWS ARE_HAND-MADE fj a From Braid To Band A Mallory Is Fine O better straws than Mallory are made, because straws can be made no better. Braids are selected for resiliency and durabilicry. Trimmings are fine silk and genuine leather. Shapes are approved bysupreme fashion authority. Comfort is imparted by the “Flexelnt” (patented) Headband. Wear is prolonged by the “Crave- ' Process (exclusive). nette Where To Buy VMaiiory Hats ace on sale at better hat ¢/ , , ‘4 iat ae ’», a7 ‘as > eer F Avee fe sr RAR SP | . f« od on én — J 420% ; .>. > >.> *~ * * —— —_ "Flexelnt’”’ Com fort- Cushioned Headband “Cravenette’’. Processed Guards MALLORY STRAWS CMe F fal 4 Ff Mnerampled marines a ie i a a ae ee A cain st Wear And Contracts RB ezther ON Ne ly ye OS bo pd eee Ae A ee Ae A ee A A eee Miles ll Mle BB Pe — am me 7% #3 dls Bon A. 4 * {" « - @. EE 4 i ee ee s t - ee MALLORY STRAWS the Hats of unexaimpled smart- ness....iind their fullest expression in this store....where they are shown in every conceivable braid and shape....and at prices ranging from -$4.00 to $8.50. Truly St. Louis’ Headquarters for Mallory Straw Hats. MALLORY “Cravenette” Processed Straws $4.00 MALLORY “Flexe!n:+” Cushioned Srraws $5.00 & SHRODER Washington Avenue at Eighth Street ieee a nn — PUBLIC FUNERAL | FORPOPLARBLUFF | TORNADO VICTIMS Burials Have Been Taking Place Daily Since Tues- day—Service Today in Courthouse Square. RED CROSS GIVES TENTS TO HOMELESS Number of Dead 104 — Mayor Names Police Board, Which Appoints 100 Men to Patrol City. By a Staff Correspondent of the* Post-Dispatch. R BLUFF, Mo... May 19 in Ruins All Night. AT T , vk > — *+i- WOMAN KILLS MAD COYOTE AFTER ANIMAL ATTACKS HER a SRR ee ee Et alienate Oe Se ee egierene > 4 4 ; . j : ) i 7) ‘ > _ od ° ‘ ‘ } P ' >. ) i ) — - Tt tl. - eens ae ee “ ee eee started haArm~a fr thea artn . T+ , =e ae , ft Stare o re- vive and Mrs. Hilblichter thr tie ite ’ 7 : t 1% “- 42aew =a * ae id the a er and t there until ft was drowned... State ae ae we oe ee ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ MAY. 13, 192% See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 15 . STIX, AER & FULLE —GRAND-LEADER ‘ we a. se a te r, = ah . & ~ = 4 3 Z t °¢ Pe. Only Two More Days for You to Profit by the -Day Sale of Furniture! , . mma SSS NANA Whe - ~~ f \ SSAA ASS AR ANAS 7 So cs ~ — =~ 4. 3 agp org = eS A Graceful Table for a small lamp or other deco- rative arrangement in the living room, Rich ma- hogany finish; $13 95 Jd rare value Dining-Room Suite None Charming Preces, rr the Seven-Day Sale °285 This beautiful suite, illustrated above. will create a delightful festive atmosphere in your dining room. Te it displays artistic simplicity in the rich combina- tion it and the skilled craftsmanship of the sturdy table, dustproof buffet. china cabinet and the upholstered in tapestry. This Maple Porch Rocker is comstructed to co e r serviceability with l warm-weather comfort. It has woven high back, double seat and is finished in a pretty walnut $3 R5 Special at Od effect. Convenient M a Vv Terms of Payment Be Arranged oe ™e ¥ Fr ‘ad Go f @ C) | eC Fine Metal Furniture Very Specially Priced Artistre Simplicity, Durability and Distinctive Beauty Characterze Metal Furnrture Fireside Bench The charm of the fire- place its enhanced by the Fireside Bench of artisti- cally fashioned tron, twisted and curved, and high-lighted in gold; 48 inches long, up- holstered in rich, red ve- lour, - Special $ 13.95 Iron Tables With glass tops or with wood tops—the glass top Table is hand wrought and will be excellent for the sun- room and living room: the pelished wood top Table has a convenient book trough Giass-top Table.. $6.s0 Wood-top Table... $7.95 Fern Stands The two attractive Stands illustrated in the picture above show the gracefui charm and artistic individ- uality of these two designs of hand - wrought Fern Stands. Both have copper bowls: $2.49 * $3.95 Smoking Stands Hand-wrought in a dis- tinctive graceful shape, these Smoking Stands com- bine attractiveness and con- venience. Complete with match holder, ash tray space and cigar rest. A very pa slg at this $1.69 (Lamp Dept.—Fifth Floor.) The attractiveness of a bedroom is in the inviting restfuk © ness of its furnishings. This Suite is constructed of bea — s & ‘ As “Rp me af ae x -¥ “S ot : oo + a. ~?, ‘ > _ ae eS Fe nk pe O low are the prices in this impe = Semi-Annual event that we urge a™ homemakers who are interested in ene curing furniture of high quality, to make thee = selections now—and take advantage of thegs © values while the opportunity is available, : De . " Living-Room Suite 7 2 Preces—With Solid . Mahogany Carved Frames 195 Solid mahogany continuous frames with rich dull finish and beautiful carving, disting this full-length comfortably proportioned davenposs = and armchair expertly upholstered in taupe = with loose cushions reversed in linen frieze, SS +23 hl vl db Ae me i - AS we Be bas 3 pale i ie «* a Sag bY . Rey er Ot eee ee This Windsor Rocker makes a delightful extrg chair for living room of bedroom, with its attra = tively upholstered seat ig soft rose, blue or black ~ damask and its rich mahoge any finish. Rare a value at 4-Piece Bedroom Suitem Of Rich Walnut and a | 95 | Cabrnet Hardwoods, Shecral ing artistically simple style; large dresser, single-mirror vanity, conveniently arranged chest and double bed, Special Selling of Fireplace Fixtures The Entire Sample Display of a High-Grade Manufacturer—A]) Remarkable V alues A very exceptional opportunity to those who at® = furnishing homes or wish to bring new charm 0° @ their fireplaces. In styles to fit the colonial, Span isn—or whatever type your home may be. Andirons—Brass, iron, Swedish work, brass and iron, hammer- ed brass, many styles, the pair, SPO go a cs .$4-50 to $29.75 Fire Sets—Skillfully and sturdi- iy wrought, choice of materia!s and styles......$5.75 to $27.75 Portable Baskets—A great con- venience, easy to keep clean and to start a fire in: priced from $10.50 to $21.75 Screens—A necessary safeguard when the fire is gaily burning, and a decorative addition to the fixtures, from $8.50 to $25 Spark Guards — Protect rugs from flying sparks, and floors trom burnt spots. . $2.50 to $5 Electric Portable Baskets—The liiusion of fire without any of the trouble. The coals glow as though burning (20+ 0s OGS.08 iPifth Flooe ocjcrT ; MPR ot Res aren Rise A Yh Pe ng Os e di asd > TITTY - a iV (, Our Own Exe rr Newest Sha +7 We searched the = standing Straw Hat —this is it. Correct pre straw, newest braids, for men and young men. Our Blue Ribbe Razor Blades, 10 for 59e These fine Blades made of Swedish stecl. Each Blade has © sharp edges deeply which insures lasting ness. The Blades are WF ped in two oil-covered | velopes. Can be Gillette razors. Sold Exclusively Stix, Baer @& Ful. (Alsle 3—Mala F

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FRIDAY. EVENING, MAY 17, 19°7___ _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __________=sPAGE 15 d 15 i : * See Our Other A Bee: | | ADVERTISEMENT ) réinnouncements on Pages 5 and 14 i | \ REY. Wi () ¥ WOODS ee | : : | | | DIES AT 88 IN FLORIDA keer com : ‘*This is a lucky day,’’ states ee | eae the Horoscope for Friday, May en ’ : ; -3 ; $ Sth. ‘It i : 'Prominent Missouri Methodist || 2°*% ‘‘It i ® fortunate time | ; | || for starting any sort of under- Minister, Editor and Mason (/} taking.’’ : —— ¥ ¥ ae : | fit by th i ——an reece —( SORE FOR MEN] F211 A SERVICE COMPLETE) } to Be Buried at Marshall. |] why not begin today te rater i 7 t e Oe te 88 : ) ee ee ? } | nish vour home? At the Pruf- md 7. % | ee ee rock-Litton Furniture Co,, Fourth The funeral of the Rev. Dr.|f and St. Charles Sts., superb fur- a . +} > —_ ly . ‘ Y . Charles Carroll Woods, veteran) niture Values are now offered in iiitheir Anniversay Sale. Missouri minister of the Methodist | Three rooms of really good fur- 4 @ : 7 ? ur nt Church, South, general grand chap- |}. | . | Trin OC : /{ niture priced as low as $452 for | lain of the Grand Chapter of Ma- Friday and Saturdey! sons of the United States, and for- mer editor of the St. Louis Chris tian Advocate, will be Monday in| : io ' ) l€ prices in this important | f é' Marshall, Mo. . Dr. Woods died ' ) event that we urge all] yesterday in Sarasota, Fla, He was| % : : within a few weeks of his eighty- who are interested in se. ninth birthday. Save Money high quality, to make their | . Dr. Woods was a native of Vir- - | ginia, and was educated in Trinity See our popular Bungalow d take advantage of as these College, North Carolina, and Cen- Special, of 7 Fixtures, for opportunity i i port y 1S available. tral College at Fayette, Mo. He) only $15.75, ready to in- was ordained to the ministry in| stall a ~ ; 9 1860, and served as chaplain of 3 OoOom ulte Parson's division, Missouri troops, Also our beautiful in the Cenfederate army. Wrought Iron Set of 7 ‘ After thé Civil War and up to : Solid 1888 he served as pastor and pre- cmap ee $24.75, ready siding elder in Southwest Missouri. or instalation. od Frames DY ) | : from 1888 to 1896 he was presi- These prices defy : : 5 dent of Scarritt College at Neosho, oot ;' : | competition and are Continuous frames witl?. their Mo. His active connection of 20 | wee eek | years with the St. Louis Christian v , of one wee Only. beautiful carving, distinguis | " ? = crtably proportioncd davensens Beginning Saturday Morning at 9 o’Clock—I ncluding |, Gare was later editor in chief, and since y upholstered in taupe mohair 7 reversed in linen frieze. 3 . — 2 Newest Models, Patterns and Fabrics for the Season Penn a et ete cy ot | fp EMPIRE. ELECTRIC CO. the Southwest Conference of the 821 N. Sixth St. —Extraordinary Values in Special Groups at ee ae Masonic fraternity and had been grand chaplain since 1921. mw , A 1H td The Rev. Dr. Arthur Mather, A Eg An ii ' who succeeded Dr. Woods in the | se eeenemmeatentil : Af ae Ct ee’ . editorship of the Advocate, today | WZ \INA | spoke of him ag “one of the most Persons Hear Clearly 4 j aN beloved of Missouri Methodist with the A Ht 4 | . preachers since Bishop Marvin.” oa , a He spoke particularly of Dr. : Woods’ long work in behalf of the This Windsor Rocker | Masonic Home of Missouri. 25 YEARS NATIONALLY KNOWN makes a. delightful extra | . ata Woods had lived recently i Until you call for a free demon- | | Florida, where his three sons and (ff. tion you cannot have ade- chair for living ro bedroom, with rts nem = 'three of his daughters lived. His | ” attrac- : wage | quate appreciation of its keen- tively upholstered seat in lage. was caused by infirmities Of |f Tiss, its powers, its freedom soft rose, blue or Blanks ° ° S e " age. Another daughter, Mrs. Matt | “4 s, rs, ~ . , i ; “ om trouble, its sound ranges, damask and its rich mahog- itis a Stix, Baer & Fuller policy to clear stocks while |W. ital, tives in Marshall, and Dr. | {Tom {rout any finish. Rare p SORE Oe Sven ee eee REPAIRS AND BATTERIES value at 4,95 |home. Dr.{Wood was married FOR THE ACOUSTICON f =" . they are yet new and before d new season arrives, we | twice. The second Mrs. Woods, | M : a : _ offer you this vast assortment at greatly reduced prices .... Fine imported and [leholds of Howard County. Moritz Optical Co. i} \ ° oa “~ ° ° ‘he funeral, from the Methodist . domestic woolens.... omartest wopring modeis for men and young merir.... Tiger- |churen in Marshall on 1L a. m. NEAR WASHINGTON | Write for Free Booklet on Deafness Monday, will be conducted by the Sole Acousticon Agents for I | —_ rst ini f Pe riggs of Spring- twists, Trojan weaves .... worsteds, unfinished worsteds, cassimeres, flannels Rey. Dr, C. H. Briggs of spring. Aceon, eens Burial will be in Arrow Rock Cem- .... New grays, new tans .... Fancy stripes, checks, popular plaids, herringbone prvanepil yF- — —— effects. All are desirable for year-’round wear. Sizes and models for all men. 90 CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES HANDLING WOOL IN U, S. | In 1925 Their Business Amounted | to $10,000,000 With 50,000 | All Our Finest Kuppenheimer Suits Are Reduced to $58 seat we Fortec | PaaS, AS : A | staal» eit hoe ye, se 90 co-operative wool-marketing | associations were in operation in 'the United States in 1925, accord- ing’ to reports for that year recent- ‘ly compiled by the United States 'Department of Agriculture. These ‘associations had an_ estimated room Suite | l:) Ys Awning-St ripe Ties | ' membership of 50,000 and handled eke se “dake nase Y eyes | ae IE tou few aceoste ee nity i Danek me Ta r 7 ~ ro . ‘ ode = ‘ utr LOE EDO PEL ER CO a IS ae em Mayen AERA Rta PR seal le 4 ; ' ncn Se OE AMEN AAT TE RNS co Meh eG ANE Sis AOL Ho: HY > . : ' e > . ° PP @ ite at Move LS. tin eas”, Th a on es ; io a dhe ; ; ; iid ve ' : ; ‘ joe. a P , : bh i : " | { Wines it / business amounting to $10,000,000. They were of five general types: | ‘ se. ae a $ -* — : Z | The Newest Neckwear | ‘regional pools, independent local’ pecra | Our Own Exclusive Brand = of 7 for Warm W eather associations, sales agencies, asso- | if —_ RS | . . 'eclations handling wool as a sec-) ‘ondary consideration, and educa-/ in Newest Shapes and Braids a iS HM tt 2 | 00 ae — weeny | ve “ ' : | tional association |” The greater part of the wool; om is in the inviting restful- ‘marketed co-operatively was han-) Suite is constructed of beau- binet hardwoods in a pleas- , —s ———— See St | many ; TT cate R pe 7 | ese pree >= grea single-mirror 1 $ OO KLE nS fh") eo : Light, airy colors in un- iG : : pended nena eo baggie area, est and double bed, | | —— i i Auto Tires usual combinations unite ; collect and sell fleeces, returning 5 ame eee with new stripe effects in : | seg — me reign a: oe ecia rice ) i ee Rs ie |price for the grade of v - p y these Ties to impart an ap (Os: clay, sti llivered. The sales agencies ‘were pearance of correctness Po, ee all in the principal wool markets and | | ° 7 We searched the markets to provide an out- aay th, $ | Selling of ; , i yy" oS, Ss: 95 and cool comfort. They are jeu jig Ren | received wool on consigninent from | Standing Straw Hat value at a moderate price J Tr | into existence since 1920, @ year! : : 'when the price of wool dropped | Yisplay of a High-Grade . and the band on your Star, Ford and Chevrolet new straw hat. The Ties : | Gisastrously. FOR THIS NEW 1927 ] Remarkable Values | : ——" ‘| bl S H | ae — cars. All new stock. Ex- ially designed for . : Practically all of the early at- : : =>. @ | Se traw ats traordinary values ide auroian 8 t 'tempts at co-operative marketing | WONDER MODEL Dportunity to th h SS SS : Shon siielll vl a os ee of wool were local. Some of the, ; ty e) ose who areé , A (Sporting Goods— (Men's Furnishings— ociations were very informally ish to bring new charm to In a Wide V ariety at i ets wiegtiene ee ee s ommeninl and functioned only | a during the period of the year when | WESTERN ELECTRIC pid a Span- 4 the Moderate Price of | . sen fgg at pacts c. 4 , . ' wool] was marketed. a- - - = mg tions organized since 1920 have, WA & ti E R S dis} “ . 6:84 vor ae be . Floor), as ——_: , Sharp edges deeply beveled are joying y NORWICH. England, May 12 BB, opern ten 5. OE a ae t rugs which insures lasting sharp- sports, you'll like to wearone PRC Xi ih ts ae . The young folks of this cathedral! iwy HOME. See how @uickiy, mess. The Blades ma cn of these smartly patterned MA ART ANT NS Tungston Shirts A. M. G Shirts town are fox-trotting and Charles- | thoroughly and easily it does the eed ta ¢ ~ pen 4 a } 1 1s, SS Lae : ps é ’ d toning in Blackfriars Hall, an old whole week's washing. wo oli-covereg en Coats of pure woo! or woo © Gs Shirts of exceptional quality at a A very exceptional value made ‘ : velopes Soa a. a / 4 ; Fh | an tttoese ob 4 bs nenee with monastery, with beautiful stained- y Phone, CEntral 3454, 345 onto a and rayon. Sizes 36 to 44. ¥. tetile- 2 moderate price. they are tailored 0: possible by our joint purchases glass winiows, once the chapel of | 5, 3456 lette razors. nator z imported English broadcloth that the 17 other stores with which we the ancient. monks. Tt was ene ef! The garments in pullover We hyp) launders well. Neckband or collar- are affiliated. Made of fine white the few monasteries to surv've the | iy 3 A i attached style. Sizes broadcloth. Neckband or $1.95 Reformation and just ever 106 Sold Exclusivel style with V-necks are : ad y at : from 13% to 18... collar-attached priced _ (Men's Furnishings—Main Floor.) years ago the Town Council bought ft for $300. Tt stood derelict for Stix, Baer & Fuller 7 a /many years, but now is used asthe Electric Co., 904 Pine St. ll ak Sporting Goode—Fourth Floor. (Aisle 2—Main Floor.) weal 7 (SP s ) municipal damce hail and meeting Serving the Home Electrically | place. / Since 1686 a ey 2 Sa] . = A i — cet Ne A ce ). Y.

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ae ee 4 PAGE 16__- CCST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.___. vimeaiaiain you Atma. icine. Mima: ar s operon | ery ss , , , a o "Attack om Girl, | a. Rt BIRGER a | Our Permanent Waves When you leave your car outside subject 3 ears | ; iene PR 64 % , a _ ft % _—_ Stow 12 —W ie . ; a , Cu t . Th li a b uti: al r cl— weather and damage. we , ' ;O.. XI a* : ‘' . . ‘Remember Are enue, They are ke a Renal mate i oe Mas 23 es A = 3 Pad > ‘kh 5 - a SAKES, he slaying © * oe Sd . _ ee OA ARR ep me testime tifying 19-ye ,and ‘ , lacked. Z ‘Marjorie | of State Highway Patrolman Lory | : | a , .* | killing Diamond Ring Price and his wif: NO nd iu? : , , : Z e - . Thow 4 ow este nn .° Fine, Soft, Fleecy Cassimeres! ; & at Only $106.67 Sturdy Cheviots and Tweeds! “This offer breaks all records for value- Lae i i 4 that ek eee | ure Unfinished Worsteds'! + oun “ABLE & NON-EXROSIE OE piving! This beautiful Solid Platinum a : a” Rate tae See: i A nd Silk-Sér; = — Cl j Fl id - Diamond Dinner Ring is a splendid a Ns + appa se ee Se ee eae Pegi “Stripe Worsteds a ean ng u es value at $160, its regular price. Save lita eae ne a Bit oo saline | cal 1% Double Breasted Bre peor caters GS mich t Floor. ‘ & RrMoves Grease SPOTs = $53.33 by buying now while a limited : 1¢) ie ¥ ne pe aan Seiad : = fabri tailored by hand throughout lis ihree-Button College Models! oor cet. enient attesal : Without in.urvy to Fabric or Calor’ | : , $18.° ; = . cassimeres — ww 60 beauty with one extraordinarily bril- ered that 3 ras left urge i Aristocratic “Bostonians”... Adler “Collegia very Suit of Pure Woo! Fabric a dee oem ay hes or, er ae ae => liant blue-white Diamond in the cen- f “Shady. Rest.” Birzg ing ren- college-moce! “Tudor Halls eee tod oa 55 ee amd young men. All sizes from 33 to 48 chest + ter, surrounded by 10 other dazzling tezvous. whi Bire and , | Fecucts of the taliors art. SS sizes tor Simms, Stubs and Stouts including slims. stubs and stouts. Be sure te blue - white Diamonds, all perfectly thro, hj reutenants. Newm i ee ere ‘Gnecatt whee The Finest its. That co Eve: sught! see them Saturday. matched. Solid platinum, pierced and F 7 v | (First Pines? enrraved. Regular price $160. Your last opportunity to buy at this law | price. because of his m ershit $2.50 a Week ity in the gang apr | $196.67 Disposition of Jones’ 1 \ 1 "= Saturday Is Straw Hat Day . me 7 coped ae H And Schmitz & Shroder, as Usual, ls Ready With an International Exposition That Will Please Everyone a mele the ements Gee ane oa eee Sapa ec 62 rorn 7 i : . inder moonlight in this | He ee er ee | of Whiteman numbers. Its = cuantity lasts. It is a masterpiece of i . with MU) ie aaa ne pe fore a ae ong ca ok oy onservative Effects for Men! ‘First Fleer) WEDDING RINGS — ee ~ —= €. ~ ~ _—_> . “ai i o 4 ; oo i att ; ot - 9 = ; ; t + —— 04 i - : m i r ai . ‘ a mow SenSe Bet Ane caused Ritter te } in line w ie Straw Hat Parade starts Saturddy...keep in step 1.00 a Week ? ; : , . res 1} ms ial fee eard lem + le Pav ot ls tae Many other styles at $10.65, $15, Gus Ad : ror } with ows who discard the solemn telt for the lighter, a — . . m j . m . -- ~ a i : - - . SS. Prices Rance From $22.50 Up "AML Prices Up es Sunes. j oF ee Mid . Gt. aan when th n starts. At this store you will find an international dis- | = aan "8 Co ; 7 is Adams was sed on $1¢ . es nit “ee s = ; eS: me in and hear al! of these new ..+ ‘ a ia a Pa f I Hats the Dest that America and Europe have y, fa ; a | View rR ds today / he . 7 ‘ +i ° ; e ; . #94 — Vt, -_ LP ; La oe wy ecuor ; Elgin Strap Watch, Special Value bees made fo bring him to 1 | styles just as you want them. ..and at prices that you will con- . New snappy model: medium size: Sis fete : x - + sider reasonaodile. the rignt W atch for the man af . : - ~ ae . particular taste Reliable 7 -jews! : . ) -* i — >>> -* Walt With \f Elvis emia: onl kor eas _ , . ® Attor : eee ? , : 9 “a ft ocal operating — me caee, eful of 3 atetl + GEORGE MEYERS (Switzerland T-ALLORY (American) , j Re Refrain Pau WHITEMAN Luminous dial and hands . : 7 + OH ; Ss . 7 WV ) hy oe ND His ORBc 2’ +" Lt pe cM } + Uriginal Swiss Yeddos e Favorite of Youne Men ; Ss). . <a A’ ; BESTRA Rye , - a +4 - : : ) one / oo " : OS A -/ : = te 4A Regular $30 Value, Only stp sav, ey Mar- ] $5.00 $4 to $8.50 ; ayy // Be. 20570, 1 O-tmnb 22 ‘ j r ' - ¢ — ~ 1 . : ; f 4 4 , . $23.75 to meek the @eath penalty against Me MILAN BRAIDS (Italy) PEDALINO pcan Believe That You're e , — . nes te ¢- | Natural and Tinted Featherweight fA . az ave with Me—Fox iro $6.50 “Wit s Uf i) . & F llowing You Around With “Utility” Tray SENDS $1000 TORNADO RELIEF j#e VYSE & SONS (England) SORENTO (Italy) Vy a HA fs ox Trot Rocas Wours Kann ras om =- . © ae . ; ae ° Italy) Straws $) no a \ ore Sa cee ae a CRE a “Ho pore me € cyreres if. k . of cc. ! roe ' Lag ‘eh Senn 5 Distincti - Hats o- Members to Aid. $5.60 $5.00 4 o \ « \ ‘ ‘ ‘ c z ‘a : Ain’ She sweet’ SPECIAL ITALIAN SENNITS SENNITS AND FLATFOOTS /} Joe, @ What Dol Care What Some fins mbu of 4 $1.85 $2.85 / } 7 tf . ; = body Said Gene AUSTLY wd fiat mutt at ie Bl Mo. his Jie! , | ; Ne. 20668, 10-inch ! $1.00 a Week : agai tog uke Ey Har MALLORY “CRAVENETTE™ STRAWS, $4 MALLORY “FLEXELNT™ STRAWS. 83 My Sunday Girl Pve Never Seen a Straight . a Banana (The Whispering — Baritone) Jack SMITE a SCHMITZ & SHRODER ===. SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON BY Woruilzer 1 vpn ety Geeta eins ibe ee a ee SV RR I Or SY OE St ow ee SO I A eee ree ‘biret Flee: 4 VA re at Ae eee ee ee + a a ~~ A Guaranteed without time limit: #8 or ple Terms $100 a Week | ‘Starring See Our Store Windows for Special! Bargains Dulcie Jayne” Wm. Rogers & Son Silverplate——"Triumph” Pattern $16 1 ion Watches repaired; all work gusrantess foam -_ — end remodeled. Old atria wertstin c* ~o- ieee of oF write for Catalog 905. Phone MAN 0997 or foun "ne ; fs. Oper Mendays and Saturdays Until 9.20 PM Othe, Dews Tilt 4.%H : a . bbe : Mes ™, bs . _ “ . s 7 i j , ‘ LLL TT ae ; : ; I |... Le NN % . a a ' SASBAAA SE A B.S @ ® TrryT rrrrTTrirYTtS wy . ~ a & Oo Oo tet ey Sen ee eeee ew ss Reeeensnen am es nee ee ee nn en ee an A sn nen on nn one oe en se es ee ee =" i cl if ad — ae = Twtveves ws *s ——— a ae ee ee . ; a " A = 7 . ——

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_ST.LQUIS POST- DISPATCH __. AGE 17 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ee eet bles-Postal Telegraph system. | } | 7 | i¥ PROSECUTIONS EAR Establishment of the | Ironton Man, Ill, Ends His Life. | Former Navy Paymaster Dies. Service | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ' bs marks the first time it | € By the Associated Press. Fst Sept. |. } las od 1as been IRONTON, Mo., May 13.—John | CARLISLE. Pa. R CANTE rAIL st. Louis Greatest Clothines Store possible to send cablegrams t ID ke, 65 the French capital from the U tee a| thas a hee prota he ries: vs Lieutenant - Commander Saniuel| . ° : States, a distance of 3907 miles on | | killed himself in his yard with a Blair Caldwell, U. 8. N., retired, for | The Biggest Radio Value in Town eB Ie OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DIS: TRICT | ° * Louis Mandel, Casini FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THIS GREAT SALE the new circuit, without retrans- | shotgun this morning. He had|30 years paymaster the navy, mission. been ill and despondent. | W 0 ND B R K U L R i CE B T | 0 N 5-TUBE Acquitted by Jury, State ENTIRE STOCK SMITH- DANIELS CLOTHING (0. & Dismisses Charge Against | ASED AT RECEIVER'S AUCTION AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR 'died today. New 1927 Model a SATURDAY ‘STARTING AT 7:30 A. M. WE OFFER HUNDREDS OF Men’s and Youths’ > i ee a Navy Blues, Grays, Worsteds, Cassi- Tans, Etc. Stripes, R $ i 7S meres, Serges, Checks, Plaids and Outfit, Only | FURTHER ACTION Tweeds, Cheviots, Novelty Mixtures. °*395 IN CASE UNLIKELY | Mohairs, Tropical | Single and Double COMPLETE — | bs coy 8=6aand beach cloths. MANY WITH = PAIRS PANTS| Breasted Models. S&C “ No Motive Shown and No , ag @ GROUPED FOR QUICK DISPOSAL INTO 5 POPULAR PRICES @ vn al ‘ua Nothing Else to Buy This powerful s-Tube Radio Console is Evidence on Which to! § a 15 just what you have been waiting for. Gives Base Verdict, Foreman of | J you everything you can ask for in a re- ceiving set. This extremely low price, only $89.78, includes all accessories, g§ Cunningham Tested Tubes, 2 45-volt B Batteries, 1 A Storage Battery, 1 C Bat- tery, 1 Trickle Charger, 1 Grid Leak and Wurlitzer Loud Speaker. The cabinet is handsomely designed and finished. [TERMS $1.75 WEEKLY] FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927_ rs for Attack on Girl, ageocia! ted Press . : RSHA!. r,, Mo.. May 13.—W ile grad, eT years O1d, of Key- eo ® has peel sentenced to 29 the penitentiary following | de assault ; . ~ f . 1; le ld haritOn County ; * 9 vear-O:G mney on the Street & r outside subject to : d damage. ARK INSIDE OM. tor 40 3 advance; dusted every y and one wash per month ar Washing Repairing )- 122-124 S. 9th St. ee | "ae eee ee nn nnn at ent * in May 13.— He was 56. SMES OF Re ere gg CMe an FC eae se oe, i ae, Th, Rae * -£ es jerk Rs taal [NICHOLSON FILES , for Every Purpose SRA RR ER Ee ee wWVwwewwi © Cutting Away Metal Stock ICHOLSON Flat volar File is the one Jury Says. to use for cutting away Cart metal stock. x E At Hardware Dealers’. ee : of anyone for murder of Dr. | NICHOLSON FILE her USA COMPANY Sante, who was shot to sugveeesseuseessesousseeensseseeseeeres 7 VTwwyYywW as BOYS’ SUITS All “*@ pants, some vests: 4-PC. SUITS long & short pirteia or : airs SLLOFis, $10 values, o.19 Si2 All-Wool long & Golf Pant & Vest —_—— SUITS WASH 45 9 45 SUITS. Men’s White & Fancy BROADCLOTH saints GC light & dark Men's and Boys’ Athletic Union Suits Men’s Balbriggan Shiris or Drawers pics 5 slateress Socks, S; Canvas Gloves 5; Men's & Boys’ Caps, Ts | O. g 5 Police and Firemen’s Suspenders Boys’ $6 MEN'S BLUE SERGE South ND by gua-| woOR- from his) STED All likelihood of the conviction the August H. death at his Grand Providence, R. !. home, 1115 boulevard, Feb. 6, who aroused vanished late him yesterday, Mandel, subs?- : ea , men —— ‘Moths First Attack Grease Spots Boston, Paris Garters, 15; Fine Leather his 25 | Vevd PANTS Men's 2-Pocket Blue Chambray Work Shirts Men's Heavy Triple-Stitch Overalls or Jumpers....75 Boys’ Play Suits, 39; Boys’ Knickers 1.85 —_, FELT HATS |G TRAWS Long Pants Closing out a great All Newest Shapes @¥ lot of fine qualities, Fiain "sat — BOYS’ all shapes, all colors. "Kinds | bed, with | | P aii Wool Topcoats Louis and the acquittal of ie uckoo gangster, dismissal of a his associate, "Wwe@wTw@rTrTrT Swe ee the joint murde;: Le? ' quent , charge against (| Orlando. The jury in Mandel’s case, 20 minutes, put little faith in the ‘testimony of the State’s one iden- tifying witness, George A. Brecht, | ' 19-year-old circus peanut vender,| ;and. agreed that the State had| , lacked evidence and failed to di-! |rectly impute any motive for the' killing to Mande}. | Though the police theory that Dr. Sante, who was 6] old and a physician 35 vears, was ‘killed in revenge because he failed to respond to a late night call to + attend the mother of James Dor-!@& /mondy, a Cuckoo gangster, wno! gs died the day before he was slain./ 5 ' the Prosecutor, Assistant Circuit al | Attorney Stack, could only bring! i'this theory indirectly before the jury. Lack of Motive Main The jurors were not 'but the foreman, William i'mon of 5942 Clemens pressed for an explanation, swered a few questions. “How many ballots did vou ® take?’ was asked by a Post-Dis- patch reporter. “Well, we couldn't | ma: take very many.” the foreman re- =: thes. vou can beal- plied. “We talked baseball] 190 min - rtain they were first utes of ep time we were out.” is. SO “be sure you ' “DI be — oe — creeenns in ve ail r Geease S spots before Brecht’s testimony, . “Very little, rour clothes awav — very little.” cular attention to the “Why nd cufts. Go “There was not any to base a verdict on; shown rwwyrw0eF8efeer $2 » wry 1006 OLIVE Louis Store, 309 Collinsville Av. 1.90 "wwe we East St. RAB BS A SS was wTwrwysF 2 3 A eB eh a vears J mS. SSSR eSeereseeees ee seaeeeae AASERRORSUUSO SSO QESORESOSSRUUOUSESRERREDS SEES SSSSSSERMEORAAORSPRRSEUUS OSE ORERRUNAARRER = Gtcvcou ’ purchases | ~—em INCORPORATED @ St. Louis’ Largest “Womens specialty hap Defect. talkative, M. 3S! avenue, an- | cA@WG).o Saturday's Features for a8. eeq Sseeeuaeeaeee aa “ Misses is -_-s Grease and Soil attract Moths, : and when you find moth hoies | Sheer Chiffon Hose lk, Top to Toe $1.55 Exquisite sheer chiffons, perfect and full fash- ioned. Silk top to toe with hsle-lined hems. Shades are muscade, pastel, parchment, moon- light, Rochelle, waterlily, ivory, blue fox, Lizarre, acric, white and many others. (Also service weights if you preter.) Main Floor—Sixth St. _m Sf. 0 @ ‘ mn" ’ ri sub YUU. Introducing the New bal Pastel Tint S For Safcty’s Sake -demana Ln Nha ARBUNA ee ts Dr. Sante’s home 7 erp ' 2: > pee ( ; iY Git i . . , i’ 7 —. | Gp . ¥ “wr Z Z } “4 ‘ ig C @ . j Oa « af =" : > - g 4 y . - had seen two men run across the . oe (3 , . lawn, and Brecht, a chance passer- . tj ie 4) of? & INBUPNABLE & * ON “EXPLOSIVE stereos aaitively that Man. A ak C] d- bv. maintained positively that Man . : 4 (g eaning Flui —- del. marked with a scar on his left : \ el. = ay a / i ’ : 7 REMOVES GREASE SPOTS == cheek, ran directly in front o | Pah . Without | a or Color im. ee —=_== 30:60 ize Bottles at al Drug Stores Tactics of the Defense. } 1e defense sought to discredit i : ' -¢¢ (v } ‘ . \ ; aah A> \ f A ‘ne sm AS. vou acquit Mandel?’’ evidence for us a: * there was no a: did Df on All $25 ant Suits 8.75 bm -our First Fioor. Our en- Two-Pant Suits at ion....now otiered at ; cheviots, cassimeres ful Spring patterns... si ed models. styles ll sizes from 33 to 48 chest ibs and stouts. Be sure to pay pari edges of collars a over yourfurniiure upholstery, 9s, draperies, etc be- motive » are likelv to be The State's case ths,even cht’s of two men he Dr. Sante’s home Keb. 6. Other volley ~ Carpe cs. ror almost identification rested Seen @ @ » Los Ca‘) $e the Vy to 'Y (nhOou_gn entirely on bre as one . o daily use, of Mandel. wrced Bisease germs. saw running from at about 2 a. m.., witnesses had heard a PPT Titi riririitiiiitiiiiiiiiiit _- om SARA EAE 2 eS ee aa ving he was that Sante. testil They showed Sante’s son, Ir. re Chief of had wWitneé De- Pastel Pastel Clhuffon! Pastel Georgette! (First Floor) o | ' repe deposited $175 with Kaiser, out’ about $80 to the ‘keep him from leaving 1 find work, This t alibi supported by four witnesses to the effect that Mandel and Orlando s: * j the 7 Vrs. Dor- + ondv's wi ake at an inderti rs ) | 1} : S ‘tablishm en at M7 Choutes u that Wiil prove irresistible which CO aaa defense. varieties of washable silks Fs aa who = i|Tectives vw i | St. Louis’ favored Dress. Shop will be the center of attraction on Saturday we've just unpacked a thousand of the very newest Summer Frocks in the correct Summer pastel shades (and white) Such a low price, too, for Frocks And many are delightfully new eStim Ot) \ i “ * Laas * > * ‘ht at a5 * La an mh answer to all occasions. q } 5 i aat of Wanderer © ae KB lot ‘K 0 ozens of newest creations in white kid, tent or the latest = ahd color trims. h or more moderate hoice of extremely hig he c “le ¢ at Cc or— orth of Main Fi } L . (Flannel Skirts iY sags and immova- nm. Pleated white flannel jarts with or without bodices and with light tops of rayon. Misses’ sizes. Suit Selon—Third Floor. ~ am A po pul ar smat PRSCSSSSCSHSSS SSSSSSSeSsNseosegsescecoe NEW YORK, May 13 | a telegraph! cable service between =: — ———_—_ . Aa * ; New York per Paris has heen in- = eS ee her ft ‘mre jie i Tne es ae = * eee ceseeeeeaeeeresseeeers Se seees res eestseeerere ss coccnscccconseosseesens $y HONAS G ARLAN D, ar ee ae RA ER SE rn 0 epee ver s sen Locust and St. Charics vw wor ses" _ Pr rrritittit rer * ig te ea i nN aera ee mcbipanisihlpencetiac. SEES ORS Fem mw s

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a ————«~ a PATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISS serie —_ . a Sh Ad ttietadndadted de detadededtedade oot wei, PAGE 18 SIEGEL ESTATE WORTH '¢ MORE THAN $600,000 ee OE e EOE NEUE Ue EV ee Ve We eee ees eee ewee Let Our Fur Expert Give an Estimate for Remodeling or Repairing Your Furs at Low Summer Rate : | y - ie wicie Jayne . « bs i. Re in the Replica Pearls Crystal Chokers Gg Piles 5" sites _ : $ Featuring all popular “i : pOST-DISPATCH egies cette canaaae > pastel shades, special. ‘e-4 ‘ th fashionable iengtn. ee ' (First Fioor Seg - ATO org) AAASAE * a Ao » 610 to 618 Washington Avenue - y purchase Full Paid or Instal Building and — - dciatic ml | . 7 : ; . 7 d by non-nego irst deed For Every Spegts or Dress Occasion, Splendid Choice Is \ . im excess of 500, Ve This ts be i : : | i s : an 3 ees me fe : % : i | \ | | | Zz (77 TF Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of shares of the common stock of th: | : ‘ : : - ae for = \y \ a: : | | , | : | : B & T a) ria ket of i | 4 : , ; - al ° = ; . y © Huttig Sash and Do tional Life Building—Eighth - fred. J. Siegei, tig Sash and Manchester Bank died Nov. I, .'e? PEPECATETET IETS TTT eit ABS par Value, but sale value on each, civing of $488,365. stock also are value, which, acco —_ Which Include Hundreds of Models Shown for the First Time Saturday ane i “eg is A Complete Showing of Large | F , . In the Chapeaux de Luxe Shop FIFFER on BROA _ A, . } P + OQne—Get One FREE av 5 ti é6 He ie > an Seen ne mart ae = $ * q Missy” Flannel $ Sesgenuiee ¢ as (QO | Sports Suits eS a == or In his wil! Blegel placed large Milan Hat. They arg ~ Se Gap Str. Geeta Ge shown here in red, sand, black, — ; friean Mineral Oil, best... ¥ : T property in trust of For Summer—S pecial at FOURTH FLOOR Mrs, Anna L. Siegel, 8565 Lindell + 5 ie = : . ‘s Pills, bottle 100 ce ae ode cae 2 | : white, navy and natural in smart | MAMBO conc Tonic Tabiecs’. grosgrain and velvet tailored trims; im Trust Co. for her benefit. "wo } : sors, Ralph 3 : 2n } Roy i l. . ie “i ~ , d . were named as ultimate benefi- & i} See = all head sizes. ciaries. { = om - Ss r "tj Z , he) 4 — . , a Z Siegel, who was 55 vears old, | HERE are te a = fa LAs) Ae ’ ‘ Ks A Me ha Ae " ‘ began work with the 7 luttig a and Door €o. as ; ierk 39 years | : Frocks * ' ) | | aso. Besides his interest in this ; t “TT T3647 ae eee : the tirst Sum- Hy “=> ies 5‘ = . ss company and the Manchester Bank. YOUTHE UL little styles, . ) “" mer days. y rA~. oe oe ; ~ a i Balis | Free Peroxide he was pres ‘-the Mound larly called the “Midshipman, } tae / sro | Be! Free 5c. 25c-1 Free tl nar 3 Pen ° I . “ . . ss —5 ~2 . = : ‘ . : ~~ i C iOr 5 3 na aad IT “ ’ -— : ; has yee ? : - ce “eer a eed + eg Flat and Wash Crepe 7 a ee. Sean | | — 5% -— > | New Summer Dresses } > In Cool Wash Silks and Other Sammery OF EXPERIENCE F abrics—Splendid Values at This Mother Tells How She Has AQ $77.95 15 (Qe. @ : ; r * 7 ay, ’ q ae ¥ "3 ; etd \\ : = A he F — 4 Other Flannel! Suits S$] iy Rs : : ae ' ~ ws . | \ .- Ps ‘3 pe ¢ | it E A 7 ihe 6.75 | STYLES that are smartest for >i ays. : \ | = a a » . ) VA a ‘\ | a ee “ _ Summ er wear... teaturing one } . ." ae. | | ‘ \ c—— ea — A e Summer Coats ¢ iis Gop is amd two piece effects in the most fi } oe | rae os at Weed D ] 6-75 U p . gorgeous of pastel shades such as head-hugging felts and ribbon Hats | OS gle — = s SRotas: as well as large, floppy Milans and a hairbraids; all head sizes. ui SMP Regain i. ¥ * ats 7% EETETT EEEETIITUST ERY TY ET TITIES ETAT IETS TTT 171 CETTTTII TIT TEITELTVIT VITAL ATTIT TS ase Featuring Chemise, Step-Ins, Slips, ~— Gowns and Dansette Sets sETEeT iT - in Relieving Constipation and Indigestion. Mrs. D. T. Joyner, of Oveech: Ga.., savs: **I have been a user Draught for over thirty ve frony this long experience [ ea of its merits. We look on } reguiar family medicine Found Black-Draught Helpful ~ - DRESSES that reveal every new style .\ a tendency for Summer, yet priced to ap- By Gee a peal to the most modest purse. abrics in- i Ba et eget te puree. Fabrice i (i) | eh ee o | PRESENTED SA clude washable crepes, flat crepes, Geor- 5 —— | gettes, printed crepes, and Geor -om- 4 Be. —birbrent With the omnes ; 2 P orgette com —- Nez nda Beauty of the oinations in newest pastel shades. Misses’, | a © ) | | womens and SLENDERIZING si at a A Sandal Mode ING sizes. ' . = den’t feel like [I eould keep ’ without it. it helps us to maintain good health. **Long ago [ realized that the war te have good health was to keen th digestion in good order and not let the system become clogged with impurities. ! **When I fee! constipated [I gen erally begin taking Black-Drangh: at once, for [ have found the sooner I eorrect the cause, the sooner [ fe: wel. **T have used Black-Draugh: rearing my family. I[ have six ch dren, and don’t feel like [ could have gotten alonz without it. When they have colds and digestive trou ites from indisecreet eating, I imme- diately resort to Black-Draught. and im Bo time they are well and happy. **f have often recommended it to others, as I have found it such a re. liable relief for constipation and the ills that develop from that source.’’ The manufacture of Thedford's Black-Draught was begun more than 85 years ago. Because of its genuine merit, thousands of peopie have used it all their lives. A Group of Silk Dresses. axParchment Trim . FParcament Trim '5() Originaily $6.95 to $9.75 ASCOT TAN ¢ : MORNIN ' miacontabes G SPECIAL! =e TOILET GOODS WATERLILY a. a Be Children’s Hats Eve's Blush jocce $1 Heck pcm. 50c, $1 | wee as 7 PERFORATED bands, with gay underlavs ‘ Special X traordinary at fee wots Co ompacts, Tooth : ty § special 19¢ Ipana Paste... 36c peeping through, play the Stellar role in ww ae (Ages 4 to 12) , “ t » —— : ** *? * 5 L 4 : Yardley’s (2\:"""",,. 3-S1 Perfume Pats """. 50c Venetian”! One shortens the medium round- x Pa Onet Soap Perfisrm > . 7S Over 800 Hats to ° ed vam rc trim - ee 7 Dy a Gainsborou Powder 10c St D °-2 ta ) ip—anothe trims the quarter—while 4,3 SE ace” ghcaee ae 2D purr. «VCNIS cesstais $1 the third fashions sts buckled strap. Its Zi: pp } numerous chic zracetul arch with shank wid ‘ Ys af > acpres a g om ith shank wide open crests a Spring colors. All gracefully on a mew spool heel. All sizes ; ue . head sizes, too. and widths. | - EXTRA SPECIAL ce 5, te asta a IM oP ere « ype SPER FE ea The sagen, Boog eG wees CR abil. Pe f ¥ Bes Pere ny oa a Wy re a aieh Mn re ae = CR pee er Sk - Nit , : 4 . : erate ees ial Ru cen ; ‘ > ” € x j : . a 7 ¢ 70 . + +“ - 7 ~e EPR AAAS I TO Sage nein Wetipeal, ©: ug * - — m oe vo " oad ° <i . 4 — rare one . - : Pe a ae) Et helkd 2 , - Ze J “ — . J ati ae a OR aH 5 helo , an sch . a — ; Da PAP ME ERT ESR es aN dan SP eee ye Ss tea We ae sa 60 aia . Ss, eos ‘ eS rhs r pages ris 6 pee 3S BRS Goes) ara CS gee a oe Te en es Beak hut ica Meee . z Sean ee ep ey ee ? cpl Bein Sake ae ie Sf Re BR pied tae z ai y SORE Sa ce a cas Res ek RN Son, and ae. ited Pos ee ae Seals ; ‘ o i Wage NN Hay gees ae a SEY ed” NT att ; Sagi hoes RRR SATE CONS Daa ee kane ORS: Take ¥ =I 3 Dh tot ink ae an Le os sede EN a, =i PA PETA PRET rn Genie: PORRy BEM oped. Sti eee ee. ot Ne ae Pa AE a + A Ba * vi oe , bas 7 aaa ee wee rene — z 7 ala ee i Sa PETE ION A Ns AS Ss Pe ARS fe Aare SENS 6 ROT oR mee SARS) eae Say ER Pa igs ees Bd Me IL lnc d e eee. Cee ah pili opie Ee Mba Sn a ca Bie Ses Or. wir ESS EVEN SS te ths cue ve ve ve eek ee ye Wes es Cave res tee SSNS PAMee set es ei ee Ye Pees eet eee yee We Vee aie ed Vieu ee ev ee ee eee eye ee ee ws oY rey es ee ee ee | An Exclussve Line of Imported Perfumes, $1.95 to $9.50 a a Ba 7 _ Or irs Flan: tor Constipation. Sestion. Biliousness -

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peers, Gey : Sain BAKER neane POST- DISPATCH: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY YS, Wer. =e Sr LOUIS POSI-DISPAICH PAGE 19 Corry ya & | e EACHER 6U ) school into Cleveland High Chapter abondoned its trai rvice to Mc- ice has be d 3) ‘ estarring Governor Speaks on Value of a of the National Honor Association, SG AR BELT 12) tt }Clure three dooce The eerv- MoCfare. ee | . | the members of which are honor “ie Jayne . | cation as Crime Deterrent. students in scholarship and physi- | Gov. Baker spoke last night at| Cal culture, hokers 3 _ Monday 19 the |@ meeting of the Grover Cleveland} The Governor talked on all i | ! : SA MI LE . Daily Magazine | High School Parent-Teachers’ As-| value of education as a deterrent , Hi OWN Il popular i vee pOosT-DISPATCH | sociation, a feature of which was/of crime and in the upbuilding of ’ " meee az COA § and S, special. r the induction of 35 students of the| higher citizenship and higher pub- Re le — TRY TO CLOSE GAP RaMRSALS be DRESSES Saturday Specials on Credit 95 A Protected 2 Investment P age et Nae oe gh Scots 12 oe | VER $225 10 m you purchase Full Paid or Installment Shares in Ris. An our Sport Coats, with fur $15 hd Z\ my Building and Loan Association, every penny undate 1,198,000 Acres) i { collars, $35.00 values f a. Jed by non-negotiable first deeds of trust on ec a | 1 § 935 Men’s and Young $ ‘ | — Men’s Suits ‘OOP ot = > At > By —4 Railroads in Course. Boeoved real estate. | &... deeds of trust cannot be sold, transferred or re- Single and double breasted. All MANY ARE LESS THAN i until same are paid in full. $10,000,000 RELIEF ead , over 40 years these super-sate Economy Shares have Spread a little healing, CONCEN- new shades; one and two pants. re. 1 Saturday only ae ee ‘ sived 6% dividends. TRATED Poslam over those un-/ FUND TOO SMALL . OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ; i, PRICE ee | - sightly pimples tonight. Ten to one CMG. i Bu for Free Booklet-—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” they will be aan gone tomorrow | ; morning. Just a few such simple| This Is Declaration of Sec- Bring te! onomy Bldg ° & Loan Ass n. frock ent lovely. ‘Peslam costs tek retary Hoover, Who Says TAR CREDIT CLOTTING ( [ee nen cote al m4 Organized 1887 « |} | 50c—at all druggists. : y ae | s get back $1. 4 Miemational Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut FREE Write for speciat test box | Amount Needed Cannot 510 WASHINGTON AVENUE POSLAM CO - 9 ‘ = 243 West 47 Street + OVER WOCLWORTH'S 5¢ AND 10¢) SIORI ; : £ : New York City Yet Be Determined "a , tM Newest Hats 1012 N Gran - Bs the Assopiated Press. 75¢ to $2.95 . ete Showing of Large | BATON ROUGE, La., May 13.— . a | The tremendous pressure of the The POSI-DISPATGH Regularly prints MORE WANT ‘ Dy Milans : . Mississippi River flood finally ADS than ALL the other 8. Louis newspapers COMBINED, e ; broke the Big Bend levee today a " at Moreauville on the Bayou hepeaux de tuxe Shop AUFTFFER, on BROADWAY dust North of Washington cs cisics is tovee protec O t GoldEs Can % f- ; ; ii : : : the cane sugar belt of Louisiana. 0 | AY Vi OW oF A MLE—Buy aoe One FRER Special Single 'Price—Keiffer |ZREE_SALE—Buy_One—Get One a is Bivee, mate of. ctu, ‘hae } f Bry or Lifebuoy Soap -~ — —_ — | - , rh | PH a é a _ | J, = —All Items in This Column Single Price— Free 2-Lb Chocolate , ; — _ ten acthaetoning et ~ anes = SNe - i re j 7 ov , . Py One 10ce—Get One Free Sale Limited Saturday Only | Fancy Chocolates, $1.50 ; iecerag cea here: a oes ape \ J / \ - s gi Md — ‘ in Tablets, Bayer's ree| $1.85 Crystallized Fruit ..590/45. witen Hazel. Dickinson | +. gsenealilmaaaliniecinss. 4 re ) f F — : Headache Towders . $1 Electric Curling Iron. .390!s§1.00 Double Compact. Free | Louisiana parishes. For the last 5 Pills, best for liver....1 ¥F ste oe 4X; Ib... .... .390) 19¢ Free; Week more than 1000 workers! 3 Mi Chloroform Liniment....1 F romo Seltzer, 9c, 19c, 39c 85c Antiseptic Gauze, 5 yards....1 Free} worked day and night t . . : . ’ o strength- TTERING fashion, the ge Castor Oil. 60c Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, 39 et aoe len the oi . 1 4 il +, 90¢ Theatrical Cold C€ er > , 7 Milan Hat. They are a. bo $2.19 Chamois $1.19 eatrical Cold Cream. ...1 Free| fer Our Big Opening Sale $1.10 Herb Juice 30¢, ‘75e Tooth Brush Free’ will still be made to close the re in red,: sand black 3 A eerican Mineral Oil, best... , - $1.00 White Rose Perfume. ..1 | : : - 's Pills, bottle 100 $1 15 Hair Clippers ‘+ Cocoanut Oil Shampoo —————— y and natural in smart ‘ : Spring Tonic Tablets. % . 10c Emmett Cigar. ° .2 for 15¢ oF Palmolive Taleum Powder. gee Free | Soon after the break at Morea- | and velvet tailored trims; . 4 Tablets, bottle 100... Mr. Harry Horn, one of the most : Cleansing Cream. Keiffer’s....1 Free! Ville the levee. broke also at Bor- 3 Me Parsons’ Corn Cure...... , | effirient and best-known soda men 1 Gauze Bandace. 2- Free | dleonville, @lso on Big Bend stretch. NENLS ¢ ¢ L D E C LQ T 1 *) o 51ZCS. ‘ sor D'Fino Chocolates....1 F in town, is in charge of our new 73 Syringe or Bottle Free ; : Cry made and the most delicious yan Ay ' or Brown Cigar clean, sanitary, up-to-date White : Almond Cream, Keiffer’s. —.... Free; Oth breaks are 150 miles north- © (Second. Floor.) + ee ne Manila Cigar......3 F Enamel Seda Fountain, Everything $1.50 All-Leather Pocketbook....1 Free; west of New Orleans. The lIevees uinine, cures colds. .1 F we serve at our, fountain is home- 25c Chioratine Tooth Paste Free | : oaks ’ ‘ Mend's 1 Free | l5e, 25c Glycerine Rose ‘lila Free| Protected the sugar belt against ‘ oe herries, Ib. box... .1 Free | ever tasted. Step in and try one we. § — paes Free | Mississippi flood waters that broke ancy Chocolates 2-Ib. box, 1 F | of our Tousted Sandwiches. .1 Free, through the main levees above OUTS 72 “ur BP Balls | Free Peroxide | Free Schoenfeld Tea | Lipstick JroLYNos gest gre and Natchez. th ° J a? a mee! Free ic, 26c-1 Free U1 tsuv 1 Packace, 25..........} Free 250—1 Free Ix5-—sur 1—1 ivee | E a ie os vues 1 VUCNUC ‘ailor Nant > _- - | Evacuation of the Bordleonville ° 2 ¢ Moved Into Our New Store on Broadway, Just Three Doors North of Washington | section took place last night. by | boats and overland. Surf boats and $$$ | barges were at the scene today to Wh b | ’ ee ee W4,;care for any who might still be in y uy ast s€asonh S Or last “i ithe section. a lS Be month’s —_ when you' can get WEATHER PERMITTING Sicha hve new ‘partshan] coanet: the latest fashion wrinkles as they The HOTEL CHASE ROOF _ [fiuss.ce fs iing 105,000 persons and coverin “te \ : | 1,198,720 acres 1 originate, at Golde’s for $22.50. ALL ONE PRICE, Will Open Saturday Night, May 14 |Gult Coast Lines, and the Southern } +\} meh a ge. mh) \\\ VBA) rene Se aaa aes Samal ores The opening of the Roof marks the beginning of the Summer ~ » \e Secial Season. Dance under the stars to the lilt of fascinating Hat Shop Features " rhythm. We suggest your making reservations immediately. Four railroads are in the path of Pacific, all branch lines, and the, o/ |Southern Pacific main line. O ure- OO | Besides sugar, the region grows ‘8 10 P. M. to FORMAL OPENING MONDAY, MAY 16 A. M. . c DINNER DINNER DANCE ig | cotton, rice, corn and sweet pota- { 1 a { e (Table d’Hote) $1 S0) 7 to 9 P. M. i]| toes. State Commissioner of Agri- I e a S i 6 to 9—No couvert . “6k 9 oe’ 4 | culture Wilson today estimated the fr is f K - . , ultimate loss from new flood to ul S Fa O Coa Ss ’ , be $10,000,000. ' an t ; , ° j ’ cially A rranged Group ‘ | WITH | The parishes in the flood path ryvr es a rey uy | include the lower half of Avoyelles, ; $ " 1 ED I IORTI O i south of the Red River; one-third i¢ The popular St Louisan, known by everybody as the director of the 4: of St. Landry. two-thirds of St. | : . Oriole Terrace Orchestra—famous pianist, director, composer; offering vas me enn P F | h fi Ww —= min a brilllant program of popular dance selections mW Martin and two-fifths of Iberville, | cc t on ne OO ens exa E AND HIS HOTEL CHASE, VICTOR RECORDING ORCHESTRA H : while a small part of Rapides will ape agenda \ the rich, new patterns and sturdy ‘ F \ i } 7 j , the foremost of all col- |]| Hoover Says $10,000,000 Fund Is == or Summer headwear is f | Ps oe | cloths—then try on a coat and . . lit} vy ¢ seociated Press, epresented here in tiny, le Lin Trea @Gavuawnwary © F FOREST PARK wit MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 13.—The | >] ging felts and ribbon Hats — Berea aii __i\crevasse into the Bayou Rouge | you ll see the results of master FS ——— z . a SSeS Se FS: SS SF SS SS Se Ses ee ee SS SS ae SF SS SSS ESS Se = large, floppy Milans and > = — a lievee in Louisiana yesterday will > all head sizes. ie , | Poot ultimately in the addition tailoring and designing. |'of 65,000 refugees to the more than cic che fieoe. to tnd aon ae Hand-tailored collars, hand-made of Herbert Hoover, Secretary of | buttonholes, open vent sleeves, : mF a , C e. ~ : EIN T wsvevsscsesesere oe “i | j | heres Tl tines is an extension of the non-pull haircloth, pure Belgian dikes protecting the sugar section ; of the state against backwater. f, f, hi h d Hoover spent yesterday in con- canvas eatures OT W = you Dr esses | eer sbeirman of the Ran Crom expect to pay $35 to $40, are ond floor.) Henry M. Baker, director of dis- aster relief; C. C. Warburton, di- yours at Golde’s for $22™. , rector of extension, Department of Agriculture; L. QO. Crosby, flood relief dictator for Mississippi and others relative to plans for the re- 9 habilitation of the flooded area. The immediate problem of getting Here 8 How e Oo t ao farm families back to their land \ and providing them with livestock and seed was discussed. Hoover said that the $10,000,000 S d h 10 . relief fund collected by the Red fu Yy f CSE points Cross would be wholly inadequate \ to meet the needs of flood suffer- \ ona they save you ers. The sum needed, he said, PRESENTED SATURDAY. AT ALL 3 STORES Satie tat enathar 00 mae : $15 to $20 which to complete its devastating New Sandal-Type Footwear nn ce Finances in Flood Area. | \ Ry the Associated Presa, . Undisputed Values CHICAGO, May 13. — The exten- \\ 2. Selling for cash only. sion of credits to merchants and 5. $5,000,000 buying 7. No extravagant others who were victims of the = Thite Kid flood will be discussed June 2, 8 | : — = Patent White Ki and 4 by bankers, commercial} and \ hh NO ie ie ot 1 Wek Gedsernc Bid White Allover industrial leaders invited to meet here with Governors and Mayors of | theseaso of sales due to 27 store Patent 7 Parchment the principal cities of the Missis- | a 38 * f ippi Valley States. With Red Kid With Rose Blush sippl Valley States . i Patent Tents to Be Sent to Flood Sufferers that do away with 10.Ten times faster fecare faa) at MoClare, i. . alteration expenses. turnover of merchan- With Gir ‘ With Opalescent By the Associated Press. iat, dian Ghin onl s Gingham Kid CARBONDALE, Ill., May 13.— 6. No insistent, high . ie | An appeal was made today by Lieu- priced salesmen. me retail store. : ordinary at s | tenant-Colonel Robert W. Davis, St. Louis’ Original $22.50 Clothes Shop : : 7 130th Illinois National Guard, at . | Many are wanted and few are shown—THE NEW AND the request of a citizen’s relief or- to 12) ; : : 7 | . 4 | SMARTER MODES—You'll find them here in the Exposi- ganization for military tents to le ; og os RSC : | tion of all that is NEW in SANDAL MODES—all undis- ee Si. ong Sten US Chic puted values. families were homeless as a result and = = ajll ; ‘ of flood waters. ors. All Illinois Central officials said the . 100. 3S section had not been reached by PECIAL C — , relief agencies. Lt.-Col. Davis sent Ag 2 for $1.50 7 onventent the request for tents to Adjutant- , to Get To Genera] C. Black at Springfield, , WONDERFUL SHOES whoasis equiguvent would meh e eadquarters establishe 716 Olive , 6118 Easton, Wellston here has been recelving gifts of | ry . Southeast Corner Sixth and Olive Sts. clathine which will h talen hy the ma enmm2 tame SS... ; _ 420 N. 6th, Near Locust

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li he hae APR Bini od day heh Messe DCRR ag ak pn aka, eat a a Dy AAR. Eee ee . ’ 4 % vie pO es Sree Lee ath EH NM | Nip FEB La ai UME eaes f 73 “ & 4 LPN SS GES AE LN TS ae a ERAN RO NGS anes raptor tot ee ee ee . rs PS Re REP AR SS Sake SU PIS A PAGE 20_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY SPECIAL! Ail Colors and Black. . ALSO SPECIAL GROUPS ; Regular $10 Values WIDE-BRIM FELT HATS, pastel colors Repairing and Remodeling of Fur Coats at reduced rates now. DAVISON-FRANK FUR CO. Wide-Brimmed Italian MILAN HATS Almost Half Price— $7 Wide-Brim Milan Hats $5 WIND PELT FELT HATS, small shapes, al! colors | if | | 407 N. 7th St. Ambassador Theater Bldg. DON’T PUT IT OFF PUT IT ON!! Protect Your Property From Hot Sun and Rains of Summer PAINT NOtV!! $1.50 BRUSH With each purchase of $19 &- REE! “WE KNOW PAINTS” PLATT & THORNBURGH Daily Deliveries 7th and Franklin en ———* \lodes tor Summer In Smart Slippers Y C : C t e dal OummMme eo } -- } Ice | ~ |S i. meg WIVIGU 2i1LV € Gg * \\ . ist one of the manv stvics Patent with high spike heel or in Parchment Kid with spik r Cuban heel. Widths AAA to C. ALSO CORNELL HEALTH SHOES AT 55.85 t. — (Rex. S. Pat.Off a em ee, te? atid eS . a , og » sam ; A Genuine Professional C Melody or Alto 4 “2g. mAs Ze Saxophone f 7x é: pa Meal clam ine World's Finest Handmade throughout: beautifu tone; Seilf-adjusting “Neverieek” ‘95 Includes > (Private ) pads are found only on Martin Free Handcraft Saxcphones—used and endorsed by ieacing saxophone artists everywhere. ACT NOW!!! Diidy 6 Linniead Meche Offered at These Terms SPECIAL TERMS For Saturday Lessons MARTIN INSTRUMENTS SOLD IN ST. LOUIS ONLY BY —WURLITZER— r The Biggest Tenor Banjo Value Ever Offered The New “MAYBELL” With Resonator TENOR BANJO $3 750 Special Only . imcludes case, S free tessons and all accessories. TERMS, $1.00 "2"; Other Musical Values! Trumpets . $24.75 RN ewe ale wie. $33.00 Violin Outfits . $22.00 Mandolins ..:...... $12.50 Trombones . $22.50 | Vega Tenor Banjo... $44.00 Drum Outfits . .$55.00 . Banjo Ukulele .. $ 1.69 URLIIZER =a. = oF Pam 1 ONA OF PUE or aititiietvns==:1....--_— RAILWAY FILES STIPULATION ON STATE INCOME TAX K. C. Southern Will Pay for 1926 On Basis of Earnings in Missouri. special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 13.—A suit filed in State Supreme Court by City Southern Railway the Kansas + sein 4 1% + Co. to test the constitutionality Of a section of the Missouri income tax} ’ Ie 7 ~ , ' _ , iAiral 4 re- law requiring individuals and cor porations to pay the tax on income | earned in other states as Weu as Missouri. was dismissed today by » - — | ° leo #3 vr iiing of a compromise §s ipuiation. | ? + - After the suit was filed. law . ” » Tied 7 5 Vas al | } | ig ‘ LIS a- 1 ) , mer ¢ , , imeaAarr ture, eliminating the tax on income > - . = ca = OL Ss } \1 = mes ife anmiendame nt, Wwnicn eCUINnesS ~ £¢ + - . rT. © ” iti - b~ + ciie lve on J Lia ¥ ‘ prov.ces tnNat se —. Do 4 4 — — — = se in 1VicuUuals and corporations shall pay the Missouri income tax only The suit was filed last October by i t , +; , ' aon —— . Q° an income tax assessment for 1326 by the Jackson County Board of Equalization, which covered the railroad's net income in all the sta e 7 w fi ? in Ope r 4 Sey - rail otn orporations ry ed In f su nceluding South- wes I relephone Co Mis- souri P fic R oad Co., St. Louis & Southwestern Railroad Co.,. and a : - ja sho ind killed t é ers Sr eK ne i 2 _ ~ a) = — ‘ ee on! > i = rr oF >) = -_ ’ + . _ aise > _— " Mrs. _ . Stickney dis ed tha lrawers lA _ ~ + x - —~ and iosets he apartment lad Sl rn rT > - | am Fe — ~~ af — , ++ = «> P ; .© Ss ¢ 3.4 , 2 > Wsad LAE 7 ‘ +. _- —- ir pin va : eis Sever - ~~ x - - le im a es oO We . f +1. . “_ e fF Si A. i r president of the Stickney- Hoelscher | POLIC FFICERS INJURED Two of Maplewood Commanders Are Confined to Beds. . ‘ - . hk = > — -* v -— - — ~_ > i. e nree AisNiiia VU = | ers J oa ~ + a * ta - ~ ~_ se ls eu sz... ~ =? J Maplewood police force are suffer- : - ng with sprained backs as the re- ~ oO > r) ea nfs dur- ng ast week {cs Sia | L f Po e Ca 3- x was 5h Monday n his 2. ne as - - Lice ' Va o> an 3 N _ ih af Wa ters : ; ed on } —~s ar = a hama ef nig and had oe ~teatas V* 5 r » » ° 3 > —" La. cwel and Watters are con- #; ‘“ fined to t eds today, but Chief (“avana -7ry 5 ww a > to come +o hie PUBLIC LIBRARY SETS RECORD ee Circulates 2.994.590 Books in Year Finding May 1. The St. Louis Public Library ts- sued 2,934,590 books from May 1. 19°26. to last May 1, the official }1- rary vear. This ts the largest circn- ation in the history of the lIthrarg. and is 247.676 more than the x3ra- ceding vear. Of the total. 1.5€@.. 451 Books were taken out hv chil- iren and 1.426.139 bw adults The Carpenter Branch, at Grand | boulevard and Utah place, opened last Feb. 15, continues to lead «1 + . . : — , orancnes in circulation. ‘Starring Dulcie Jayne” Starts Monday in the ' Gpage Daily Magazine ef the POST-DISPATCH mW, \ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ NEW YOR ASI WAN AN NZ ‘ity Southern to quash NAN LS LO LO oe LIS ISAS NN WAAN $2285 was\ coenetedtintaimernerenaam aa i El Pe os Soreness’ matinee (6 G6 @ bee Ww P Seeeeeageeteeereaseasaeecs AAO OG1 0456086660 6 @ om 6m 64 ne oe A — 7 Se nO SONS C4 OOS SUSSSU CST USLTHAEEEStGesEsEEtaesaeuenn s is iH N cit Such startling values as we offer during the first week of our Semi-Annual Coupon Sale will make this a record month for the opening Si0.000 Free ws ae # fer r r *seeeene T . . ~ oe ee Ak ek BA of btbhhnbhodbhehhhe ob LLITETY TT) Gee | Diamond Ring nis 18-k White Gold beautifully engraved ) i} . > iMiiant 3° ¢ & iv to p Ring is set with a Dianiond. Use your Use the coupon and buy 3.85 A wonderfy! value. Only SOc a Week $2 3-85 am, = ot ae WATCHES @1gat?_OIAMOQNOS onset’ SIXTH Yea ST. CHARLES : TTT a wa nw) AY , _ _ = - wi > os omen “© arrer . OT new X large ac CO Lrii resents 2000 New and because of these big bargains, credit. The cou store. Understand, eac! in the Coupon. } such a liberal credit policy vou can ‘* at the ' came value as a dar® Merchandi — 17 Years on Oven Saturday Til! 7.30 P. M. - “Tr? 4. — _———— + -— ores? - \W- ¢ ii- « ’ >_ be @ } : ~ oo’ “ => om “2 ’ " ‘Trl ¢€ . | Fe iat 44 . isd ta : « . . mye Tf . rr A«i : et ‘ ‘ : 50c Weekly DIAMOND DINNER RING DIAMOND RINGS TUR TELES COC OEt ee te a : nt . ofe aa lass : SOEs Sah eR Ot hawitatesi« = Diamond Wrist 4 i ii ood , <i 4 a: Wedding Ring nay oF Rae Ruy LAK wy gold hand-plersed bebe lH Mat oas sins si¥sd00ci Caen t hs S285 =e anew SCS ON4£44 44408 6446 lw Cws A ~~ $1.00 a Week WATCHES K. May 13.—The LUn- made i@ Leasue Ciub, @ Repwoiicad or- eenth tion. last night adopted a afl gtion “discountenancing™ any | has beeg aj to call a Federa! constitu- | The --¥*s —MANY WITH 2 Fine quality worsted, and homespun Swits that are popular with the man or young ciates real woolens, bright : models—very stylishly cut with 2 that young men desire without aa Yes! We can fit you!—Stouts te Reculars! * ALSO $45 AND $50 EXTRA = QUALITY 2-PANT SUITS at.

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renee, ND LES A Year to sll ae i MAN SAD er SEES THIs ~~ —* : Paym FR S$ To en a” 6 pn My. |) °m an “?Ware Rong. Frig,. “USton, nly One = OO Sod See 4, 1927 ¢ ee eae » XS nah iN | SD AI SF | | \e “ete CN I fA) i « ? r= Fe @ } ; i" Vy ty] r = aBaZ a “NY :eP 7, — = A we | » AR ie > Di Sf SA Je 5 f P4 5. Ny Io \\ ‘\ ‘i i) \ \ \ i) a uo + PGE EET ~~ = = | so eat si | ; Wi \ .% / its } . 4 =a 7. v Fall > A —¥: - ey a } f ~~ ae , No ws o , a \ van Sey Yy ist BN). (4: > Sas} Sf eh 4 ’ 4 r BS - » | < ish, a Af -_a. 4. —_—" ———ee 4 ———e nM 4 iM — = ~ Ser ees eae" cumoud Ring g | 8-k aolid cold hand-plerced new | Csi g1), brilliant diamond soli- | aire \ have priced it for this! ale s f you use this coupon. ! thar j Duh : ‘95 } $2 Weekly a IAMONDS SZ Sa SFANIADS _. Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . eens Gonal convention. No mention was! sire to avoid “radical changes in wEW YORK, May 13.—The Un-/| made in the resolution of the eight-| our form of government” and fear | easue Club, a Republican or-|eenth amendment, for the purpose | that concurrent agitation by callin tion, last night adopted a) of changing which the convention | such a convention w = ytion “discountenancing” any | has been advocated in. many states. | menace to the peace, be ve sits | to call a Federal constitu- ieee league gave its reasons as de-/ and welfare of the people.” crate — ee Ee ees Bees eee SO ere ee ee ee ee ee ere eee SS ey Ce ere ee Pe ee ee ee SOCOCRS CSOs + ee eSURE ews see eOwenganerusebsat+en Entire stock Of. icdeee e Sale of e \TY GAR- { 4 n the staple y — ond Floor I Awsg : —~SEC te = OND FLooR -, “| -—MANY WITH 2 PAIRS OF TROUSERS! | E Fine quality worsted, cassimere, velour, cheviot ow i / | © and homespun Suits that are bound to be very EN <™% ~@ popular with the man or young man who appre- ciates real woolens, bright patterns and the latest fe models—very stylishly cut with all the smartness es that young men desire without being extreme— if 23 Yes! We can fit you!—Stouts! Stubs! Slims! J | « @ Regulars! j © ALSO $45 AND $50 EXTRA f $32 —SECOND FLOOR &@ QUALITY 2-PANT SUITS at. * +eeenee —Fancy R aQyon ain C olor R les! wanted Newest sty 3 i n Suits - oe durable | and extra weil me = Neat Spring cies," including u of double twiste styles — ods, suitable for year fast color blue ores. rr a ma cassimeres agg ere wit combination o a oo eurvies. ‘eames weer. wie short pants, YT Suits include coat ] and one have vests, d one pair cf full one. iong k s. All an or two knicker hout with lined golf knickers. and all coats Sizes 6 to igs y ‘: good quality alpaca. Third Floor phat eee eeeeetee . Pt eeds Sieeute P a ; ' , e ithe ;lists, but j SEEKS $1 DONATIONS FR FLOOD REL} . Louis Chapter of Red Cross : “ee Solicit Small Gifts; Fund $339,282. Dollar and of $2 or contributions, $3, ——e gifts | from those who can-_ not afford to give more, are sought | by the Red Crss for its flood and tornado relief work. Many such small the last few days, many persons are represented in various employes’ subscription : the Red Cross officials feel that the participation has not been general enough. lists of HITT eT ' ; . ; ; iy ihe HHL Wee ees wrt contributions appear in the | and | The amount of the gifts credited | ito the St. Louis Red Cross Chap- | iter, u to today, is $339,282.61. ‘i This t } | one & a ; | | : = 7 a a os .4 Count of . , q tal includes several sand dollars from outside communi- ties, in Missouri, Lllinois and case from South Dakota. St. thou-| in | Louis has been asked for $400,000. | Because of the great and in- | creasing need, and the large de-| “aE | mands added by ““@ Monday afternoon, # Missouri and Arkansas, the solicit- | c ‘ ;; headquarters “a: Church Service League, $13 ; John M. Bass, vam & Son, | Gov. i by the || of religious iiVe ‘lowa; | Councilman, a la volver at his friend, mechanic. the tornado of in Southern ing of funds here wil not stop with $400,000. The National Red Cross ! is continuing its campaign for re- | lief funds, though the $10,000.- | ‘000 mark, which represents a doubling of the goal first set, ‘has been passed. Checks of cash Or sent to the at should be taken Red Cross fund the Mercantile Trust Co. Employes of the F general offices have $547.23, and those of Sylvania ns ip rnety Southwestern region, $133.50. Other gifts of ($100 and more are: Linde Air Products Co., $100; Mrs, James C. Jones, $100; St. Peter’s Episcopal 0; Mrs. $100; Mrs. Irene W. Joseph T. Ryerson $500; the Penn- Moulton, $200: Inc., - EDUCATORS AND CHURCHMEN URGE REVIEW OF SACCO CASE | risco Railroad | | contributed | Desloge Con- | : solidated Lead Co., $100; Mr. and. H Mrs. Carlos Reese, Jr., additional] | ‘ $100. Sign American | C ivil Liberties Union | Petition Presented to Gév. Fuller. By the lated Press, NEW YORK, May Agsoc 13.—-A tion peti- | for a review of the Sacco-Van- | J zettl case has been submitted to Fu ler of Massachusetts con- | taining the names of a large num- |} ber of edu publicists. and This has been disclosed American Civil Liberties ( nion, which started petitioning letter. from various part ry du circulation of ‘red Lastman, cators, churchmen : - “29 tion of the Signers included: professor literature and drama, Chicago Theological Seminary; Kemper Fullerton, the circula- | s ofthe | ; ring the first few days | the petition | —--+ _ professor of Old | Testament language and literature, | ochool of Theol- kr. E. Haynes, pro- Lniversity§ of Hunt, member New York; Graduate ogy, Oberlin, O.; sociology, F - (periin fessor of lowa; Henry T Railroad Labor Leland H. Jenks, College, Winter Park, Fla.: Kelsey, professor of sociology, Uni- rsity of Pennsylvania: Frank H. Knight, professor, University of Haiford E. Luccock, editorial tary, Methodist Board of For- eign Missions, New York: the Rev. Francis McConnell, Bishop, Meth- odist Episcopal chusch, Pa.; the Rev Willihm Scarlett, dean, Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis, Mo., and Peter Witt, City Cleveland, QO. MAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED BY SUPPOSED EMPTY REVOLVER James W. 3oard, secre Newman, 28 years old, pointed an unloaded re- Ollie Davis, a and pulled the trigger several times last night in the watchman’s shack of the Midwest Forge & Steel Co., Twenty-first and borer, and Summit avenues, Kast. St Louis It was a good joke and even Joe Williams, the watchman 'who owned the revolver, laughed i volver. ithe floor. ' loaded the the took ’ iturn the | Peck reports, did not seem | fe later, however the same re trigger and was astonished to see his friend fall to Williams, who had un- evolver in order to let Newman look at it, had returned cartridges to their chambers when Newman put down the gun Davis ~wae taken to St. Mary's Hospital. where it was found the bullet had entered his side three inches below the heart passed through the body and out his back He is in a serious condition. New. man was arrested and is being held A few momen Newman picked pulled the a, mp professor, Rollins | Carl | Pittsburg, The two men had worked on the | same job in Chicago, and tempo- rarily out of work. got the habit! of dropping in on Williams. Foxhound Nurses Six. Little Pigs. | [— | By the Associated Preea, FAIRPLAY, Mo. May When a sow littered 14 pirs. | Peck, a decided that was ry many for her to nurse, so he six of the pigs and turned them over to a foxhound, taking tn foxhound’s six puppies to The foxhound to mind kioss farmer. raise on a bottle. the change. “Starring Dulcie Jayne” Starts Monday in the ; \ page Daily Magazine of the POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, bases 13, MH}! A Pt iat i" Him int a pel Ha 1927 : hii) "4 : } i] 4j tit) ii i ida (iyi iA eee (=) OP Broadwa E UNION MARKET ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Beautiful Eugene Permanent Wave, Special at $8 _PAGE 21 ““ 8ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST ~~ ~ BARGAIN CENTER ~ This Sale. Just Look at the Low Prices in Need We Say More? B e autiful rayon Ted- ins or Bloomers, In soft pas- PN at MR ne Tu hit tice i ME TM TTT i Hiatt Mi: i] Hiei iT et hid Ea iid fl it i } a ea TTT ii Hf 1 OP) iT NL “a i a v ore tity ‘ | i" H+ ; Teeriy etgegpege ts “tye ' hy it : ' Rayon Quality Undergarments your three times Ribbon Hats Great Purchase of New Summer Every Hat is worth selling price .. Knitted Visca Infants’ Silk DRESSES tel shades. Satins me Regular fudsetion Hales’ sizes. braids. < 3 2 High Quality Men and Young Men’s y hy Yy / V4 x S10 Silk and Dressy “ COATS Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Silk Lined, Crepe Lined Fine Fur Trimming Original Copies of Higher- Priced Coats 88 o- ues $25. 00 Fine Satins — Poiretsheen — Kashana—smart models and fine Summer fur trimmings You have waited for a bargain sale— here it is—come expecting to find Coats that should sell today for more than dou- ble this price, every coat is styled beau- tifully—a real saving for you. petition Coats \ \\ | Continuing Our Great —— Coats and Dresses $ Just arrived additional now Why not materials, new styles. bane aré worth many dollars more. A real bargain. take advantage? < 7 FOR $11 and resses, Come early for best selection. | Pretty Dresses with bloomers, Charleston Dresses in wanted colors....-.-- Sizes 2 to 6 97Cc Girl’s Coats Sizes 3 to 6—7 to | Mothers come for these bar- gains, they sell elsewhere for he delighted—a wonderful selec- tion to choose from. Ig. | Summer Dresses Women’s, Misses’ Sizes Attractive Dresses : made of Brvad- 89 - 4 cloth, eotton, charmeuse, wilk- ; and cotton crepe, th a | n xp e wonder | Brinted sigece. Ta ore in lige f —your girl wi Values styles. Dresses for or street and after- noon wear. $5.00 wo-Pants Suits Latest styles 2 and 3 button unionvest models, single and double breasted models, new shades, all-wool materiale. we BOYS’ NEW 3-PC. ' SUITS 1 long, 1 aa 905 er two knicker Pants and 3: Sizes 5 to 15.. | BOYS’ WASH SUITS BOYS’ NEW BASEBALL SUITS All colors and styles; Made in bine, black and as- 3te 8 $1.50 values, sorted stripes. Sizes J to 8. day izes ur- Saturday 69c FELT-BASE 6 5c rioorcoverine At the Boston Store only will you find such unusual yalue. Extra-heavy felt-base floor- covering highly enameled surface which in- sures long wear and easy cleaning. Comes two yards wide; special for Saturday selling; eut from full perfect rolls, a square yard GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS 7.6x9 .. $4.35 | 9x10.6 $5.95 9x9 ... $5.25) 9x15... $8.55 Wall Paper All 5c Paper. ...-. . le Straw Hats $1.49 SATURDAY ONLY _ WORD ROLLS 39c Each “Wonder if Some Day You'll Want Me Back,” ‘Crazy Words’ “If You See Sally” “It’s Too/Late Now” All 8c Paper. .. .2!/2c All 10c Paper. . .3!/2c All 12!/c Paper. . .9c Men’s Dress Shirts Collar-Attached and Band Styles. . ‘Honolulu Moon” “There’s Everything Nice About You” “Blame It on the Waltz” All the latest Word Boll bite all the time. Com- piete stock of German Word Rolls at low prices, 95c All.15c Paper. die Duplex Oatmeal Papers, 30 inches wide, all colors, the sunfast kind; roll . inp ee 22 & 638 Duplex Oatmeal Paper All Papers Sold Only With Borders Women's pure Tlose, reinforced toes heele: new shades: all firsts _ C HOSIERY slik lisle hem teps: and Spring strictly RECORD Hits 35c Each 3 for $1 “If You See Sally” “Nesting Time” “Shanghai Dream Man” “Tonight You Belong to Me” 59c irregulars of $1.95 values Women's pure silk full- fashioned Chiffon Hose. silk from tep to toe, “Pll Fly to Hawau”’ “Schoolday Sweethearts” “In a Little Spanish Town” Special sale of Victor Records at 19c 1:12 Children’s Specials BIG SHOE BARGAINS HS—In a large assort- s and Osfords that INFANTS’ SLIPPER ment; In patent strap usually sell for $1. 75. Sizes 3 to 5 ' CHILDREN'S SL IPPE imperfects In pumps, all the latest riale: allaises: welt soles; all sizes valves ap te 96.00 ns & eh ges 4 In all the latest atylen: in sizes 6 Slightiy imperfect; values ee ee : CHILD'S AND MISSES’ SLIPPERS —tes OXFORDS—Stylish atrap, with wide, reomy toes, extension soles; $1.69 values up to 83 at.. oh rt eB hee ato SR2 PAIRS OF WOME b ; shades and mate- ae - 4 -- a enifakin BX’s OXFORDS—Bla or tan ° oa all the latest atyle toes with Goodyear 98c 2.98 ALL SIZES ae ee © pe se ape hin eae * le « Lip - 7 we i 8 Bt J ‘ 7 ' oe ; es eereee tee tlt @leeeerey SONERT SST CONnEEas weer te) i weameeens, Te + - " Re ER SE ee eee | ee et geo me Xe Sch ee 3 ’ sine COARSE OE BT AM te Rita gee cae 4 apaatalng AIO 8 tLe tein Meee Ei a ee ee ee we hte Aun Sena 3 ee SANS gs eae ats is ra eo BB, are oi gst ( oP at , at at s “4 a a — eee a me ae Lard ae Pe : a ie ies a a oe, wh ra yh, a " Kine 7 ete ope hore aia fh oe ¥ e me %, ’ be rE eek et : Pe he a eo a tye a ® tm hs -f a 5 Mes pas od Lae = pen hy %, - Fe is : a" Vator: Ni v4 or rer. ~ a Fa) ys ey 5 Sg eae’ Ps Te a ae

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UIS POST-DISPATCH ——-—— —--- —— . a - . ~ ———___.. = SE eee Eee a ,,- Sens — PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ gies a MAY * 1927 ST.LO ——————— a os = _ ne ea We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Men’s Snappy Oxfords Men’s Arch Preserver Golf Shoes , meee 9 . 4 Of the : t-k 4 Prismatones and Radiola Combina- {| SPORTSMAN’S PARK, May, ; . > § a cle-n sweep of their four-game, tions at an Extraordinary Saving | ae The score was 3 to 4d. ae y . Nay nile (| $ ee na: 2 “Wike = ‘ , A, 1s i \ t [Pe , * + ; \ 2 . . ’ “ , \ “vem =| “ aN) : ~~ er Ren eateries cin nets a ee -. A ett ey reed Wy, =e \ AA ey SE AN mer Nae teat, . » ) SANS as . ‘ = “A\ \. ~ ets (h) qite » Gs SULA —— dit 2 mi Re ; | NS r Seteetiensieeneieees de € A real opportunity for Clothes economy—The merits of # SMARTEST 8 _Fred Schulte polled « tendo i Society Brand Clothes are known all over the land—and COLLEGE AND Choice of Newest a | a rest, with Harry Rice shitting to — i Dah a A \ ~~ 4 Treas Y ’ b, - i ea 4 \ ' Wit ef ) ; ‘ ae PPA Ww f ent ~ os cts \ . ae He - » . rv) . St y oot WY ee ke py). 2 } .Y > $a): ROE ALR +3 nC ye iy a oD ) rea >: \ z . f ‘ N \\ AD Ns a Tree en a 3 . Sy of f 7 Aik yi Ep hee” £ % . + “ * i 1) /) ae ~ WE melt ANS NN zy . 5 i ‘e 4 ‘Y fy "4 2S) ity ‘a Fen! «PAs ‘ RS ” A, aby A = « a a dinary choice! College and conservative styles in | : . ' = urnpiring i BROWNS—O’Rourke flied t& Choice of Eight Models if A Aenaa te ann Sau ° ° - A off a 7 : ; 0 Suits With Two Pairs of T oe Fenopy, Mode 2. Sco TO uSers $280 Prismatone, Hampton model $140 : | SECOND INNING. $550 Prismatone, combined with 8-tube Radiola, $275 YANKEES—Mélillo tossed ; : 550 5 § Lazzeri, D lined to E. ra Men’s and Young Men’s Models Direct From Most ae Se ee — Grabowski smashed & hit off ial $145 Prismatone, Navarre model | ee ards ube. ue on Capable Makers—Extreme Values at ) $600 Prismatone, Model BR-18 ,.- $00 ski. Gerber to Seekine. 20a This unusual Suit offering continues—affording further opportunity for obtaining clothes $575 Panatrope Radiola . : $287 z s . BROWS stugies.. as unusual in style, wear, value and tailoring. Domestic and imported fabrics is to $450 Cordova Prismatone, with 6-tube Radiola. . $235 — | soma Premringeg e ; $16.50 Suits at $12.28 | $24.50 Suits at $18.38 the New Disney Straws... .. $18.50 Suits at $13.88 $98.50 Suits at $21.33 ‘ ey eS - si — $20.00 Suits at $15.00 $90.00 Suita nese Hand-Woven Panamas..... | on Specis!_ QE ~) Rx «$22.50 Suits at $16.88 $32.50 Suits at $24 38 Leghorns, four styles $4 to $10 an Only Blue Suits Excepted. ee ere RANGE Hi KE Bt Lied OE Ne Ot RIB ONOS PRecermcottnn OS IN err aD AO A i tans Os Oe nema ~ wee eee + mae. - i Aree ae Prk 2 = a oe Bayh at 53 Of “Fruit-of-the-Loom” muslin—men who've worn them know what splendid service this fab- a ric gives. oa style, all-white—cool for . 3 This is a very special offering, as parents The outstanding new style feature of this Summer’s Hats Summer. Sizes 36 to so. who know the meaning of the trade names are their broader brims. You'll find them very good A a mentioned above will be quick to realize. looking. Decidedly different in effect from last years! - Bers Clothing—Second Fleer i — . a a a a ee _— >

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Uhh hy ” - Sy ESSN SSS KSSSR 2 Bly N ete \¥: i” : —A\ ——— SS RASAAAAAA '\ S\N \NS . Ny N= XQ AijAAiN y Oxfords . 3 ' 1is afternoon ir ~ « | oa ge : 3. Ellis. 2» Pp’ ' cele od ' OI eee ; , the final contest. ERO to 8 O24 O'O 4. Rolled Stocking J. W. Parrish. W. Pool o ‘P’adelphia 13 11 542 560) 520 | relieved him. . ne acare..was ror SS age er Cre - x : 5. aBuddy Bauer. . 5 sees“ Gihecaiet Whale wv 5\ Detroit ...12 11. .522 .542 .500) Manager O’Farrell, absent since | CARDINALS, | a d to righf, sending Sisier to E. Miller rf... 4 1 2 3 oO ( oul arm. G. Johnson 29) : 2 Fred Schulte wailed a tendon in! third. Rice flied- to (nmin righ "-ANK EES , Sea tent | : : “ P . bWhiskery..... r > . nm... 27 30 261 | 72 restin ue to $x h ype of | The wa oe hy re : rig at. x ANKEES—Gehrig singled to| _—— + ities aie died « . eae ge See Se 16 aie ) ‘ H. P. Whitne y. I. McAtee. 3.2 SoS eee. 3 1 61) | em as & sore Blades rf. 200 1 0-0 Instruments a ee n ans ‘ — as again dis- a Meusel flied to Williams. | WINGARD P 3 0 O O 1 O41 aBewithus fate Pegs: sage M. Garner. a aise Another cold day held the at-| Frisch. 2b “i ‘5 2 ° pope i Mink, oniy vt persons at- 1 azz rj irove e« 7 dee ts i we as a ° “ea ye alic our ‘arm. “ at ; OnRS: ond ’ a . | tending. } 5 sine! : cote \ , _ P to on e. Dugan | VANGILDER PO O O O 1 QO 12. dOsmand...... ' J. E. Widener - ee rv Vinerty Natic ser gers ok weenie Sa pid jtemtence Sewn, 5 eye - Botto yib..4 2 7 ees wees Ee 20 é ‘encer, ending az- . A. 30 ‘ ‘- a - 4 Derty 0 (Banks)... 3.2 24 , rae , | Sattindid aha Connolly aid the ito thitd pacts sere A Rennett....... ie a eee 13. Rip Rap....... Sage Stable S thames 3 New iGrarrza a 5 Ba | Popes Rigler and Pfirman were | Bell 3b ’ - es Se “e fe , Pere oo ’ a us ; u. ‘ SK] cei jue- ! ‘lites : ge se a . . 3 ‘ae ° ime— 4) 3-5. Dr. Jolin Kenney. Lit e umpires. * eee eee hy j _ ing san, Gerber to Melillo. NO RUNS Rete. . 6 6 s-0 3 eS SS ee ae me . same - ie a ome a A. Abel. 3.9 cration. Subtle, Viking. eS Band ind The game: . Hafey if... 43°3°0 af wtty Bole n.a rite he . Whe . 4 4 ; »() - { ae, : ; sip ~ abe mae: si ane Se ios Tara 2. i ° ‘ OOU. . oF. ¢ é ilam. ™~ ani 0 Tan 7 : . . eee & es to you through our : oy Anaetgg leat ga nr has been | oN ne al Mille flied to | 16. Fred Jr........ S. W. Grant he glass ng 50) SIXTH RACE—Six furlongs: _ . FIRST INNING. O'Farrell c....4 114410 . de so Meusel. Bennet batted for Ger- Total... «+. 35 1102710 O 17. cW ‘aole i sa Ke ony weiss 28 Fey Tteeies sa one} ~=CARDINALS — Douthi The ulting from the Bruns- The game: ber and doubled to left. Dike : : | “ es tl alae F. B. McLean. K.. Ambrose. 30) Hon as hingmnne) . oe es 6.60 3-80 | to right, Southworth orem g ; _— a...§ 90 0 @ 23D limit their production to | : FIRST INNING. flied to Ruth. Schang batted for seas 48.8:7.8:9 1 - Scapa Fiow.... W. M. Jeffords. F. Coltilett. .. .. sel ak ee ome Buckarvo, Rest Hour| right, Douthit stopping at third ee Oe ee : YANK KEES—Conibs lit f | 10 Wingard and flie d to Rut h NO NEW YORK (a) Idle Hour 2 pce eek oS and on t} h ‘ : ——e ver Rea go RB, ° RUNS ore arm entry. (b) H. P. Whitney ent )E | : a a 1e throw-in, Southworth _—-— ments are really marve- | Gerber. Koenig tripled to: left.) "85 _ 100001100 3 McLean entry. (d) J. E. Widener entry. 3 ry. (c) E. B. | AKRON SCRATCHES. |took second. Frisch beat out a Total......38 111127 90 ard them: by all means | tuth walked. Gehrig sent a sacri) NINTH EM MING. BROWNS Each entry will carry 126 pounds. aoe nce Mary St. Get em. Tapeh: | aw Ceee oe en | fiee fly to Rice, Koenig scoring. YANK EES—O. Miller played 0060 . | Joy Pride. Third Race—Lakrose. Mary a | ing, Southworth taking third. NEW YORK. Meusel forced Ruth Rivhar te short and Vangilder pitched tor! 019000 1 LOUISY ILLE, ie | ene wFourth 1 Race BS pe ag? Sister Bek Frisch stole second, Bottomley a cco Fe eon aR te a : ee nee: ee AUITSVIL Kiy., May 13.—A downpour of rain beginni , co— Bloom, Being. Crus AB. BR. HH. 0. A. Melillo. ONE RUN. the Browns. Hoyt, singled to cen-| ~~~ === o'clock téd h ng at send ge pickin * Pg ‘Fanny ‘Courtin. singled to ‘left, scoring South- | if el as as call : 7 SRAWNGO'Rourke Wied to | ‘t*- Coombs sacrificed, Vancilder EFFORT TO STOP oa ay threatened today to slow an otherwise fast track - ace— worth and i¥iich and on Tysen’s Tyson trveeee@ 1 42 O82 ig t Models Ruth. Me chillo wniked. ‘Sialer teed | *° Melillo. on first. Koésle lined | i. surchill Downs. The track was still fast just before the heavy At Pinalico. fumble, Bottomley went to third. Lindstrom 3b..4 0 023290 Dra tied wihs wed deubied it? Oita: itech serwek bet MALONEY-SHARKEY vain started, track officials said. : Weather cloudy: track tast . That finished Fitzsimmons and Roushef......3 01290890 ce : : } ; pTIATCS ys ‘hh =e ‘ ~ . P a. Speen 9 ott frst, Koenig to Gehrig. NO] Rowns—o'F | FIGHT IS FAILURE reel Be the Associated Prem, | Garkson wand.in te pitch: Bel oe ae ee mo eC Ee hl Ze Ss. IR NS— tourke flied to; inililia mee diatinial ~ B FIRST RACE—Four and one-half fur- ne afey also walked, filling | Terr SA . $140 ARTS oe Os ceute “Ducat” fete aat-Melbio. re ee 13.—The peti- gee y George Daley. lone en : 3 - | sno peel” Otesrell Gaatee ae yib......4 @ 0.8.19 Seasitl e lola, $275 YANKEES Melillo pie P a i Sisler grounded to - Lazzeri. NO) tion of Walter Taylor. Clevelanc j OU the New York World Spert Staff. Birdwood | (Merger) é -_ San 4 ris left, scoring Bottomley and Beall Reese rf. seeee A 0. 0 5 0 0 4 ss . Sse Lt PITTA oO 4 4 VV i Yu av dd ys , mid : ‘ , > fi" * “ “eevee eee we ° a « , mmings a oe +. 2 oe ee © ws "$287. 50 havens. wi om ieee Rt NA. ‘vent the Jimmy Maloney-Jack g up with pilgrims from near and far to worship at the shrine | ANCE ee - moe, ping at third. Hornsby tossed out i . 4014 048 with G-tube Radiola. . .$225 a diet a \ — singled to | Defeats Hunter Sharkey heavyweight fight May 19 of the thoroughbred. im: ines vans, $08 sees Sherdel, O’Farrell scoring. Dout- FITZSIM’S P..O O 0 0 OO Matt: » Bice popped to Koenig. E. ——— a ser ents oe! — tee Teielein: deems: tw -ecnee ie dee (Morris) esate cia aoe 5 40 hit bunted a foul fly to Devormer. | CLARKSON P.1 00 0.190 M 3 Miller singled to left, sending Wil- ape ee wierd outsize jos: cabal re second to nose. Col. Mat! pitiund. Sarat ''Foretime, Ragged Andy.| Southworth popped to Farrell. js ‘= ay Be Arranged liams to third. Gerber flied to American Wins First Two Set | Goddard. ing about the lobbies of the ho- Winn, the master showman, who ‘TRIED ware One’ lle. nd “( a | SEVEN RUNS es : arrell. |HOBGER &.-..1 0 o 0 00” Moosic Salon—S! Meuse any . eee 4 ugar e Ss, ————————_— tjels an m3 ‘ is 1 raci he a . + : Fl hi ‘ PP % 9.20. yaras: ‘ 4s oe ‘ ’ ° 3 iy 2 xth Fleer : l ind E. Miller took second The Wash TENNIS TOURNEY AT m3 and on the main thorough- “ ; ng Ww hat Tex Rickard is a ities 2. raigmagie) ; 20 >. 90 330 - GIANTS—tTyson singled to left Jackson ss.....1 O 0100 on Meusel’s throw to the plate. en asher Takes | (ares it 1s: filled us, Wie othe resplend- | Shadewdale (Booker)... .... 240} for his first hit in 37 times at bat Jeancs~*......1 0 0 0 O® Dixon grounded to Gehrig. NO Three in Row McKENDREE TOMORROW hundreds will stream in tomeor- ent spectacle. fey 1:46 3 2 ecnis” Deiter. Lega-| Lindstrom flied te Douthit Roush _ — — == ine IVa = - i hae 2 ' . os a F ‘ ' Py . . teed ry RUNS, | ! special to the Post-Dispatch, row and other thousands on Satur- Rolled Stocking is the name} FOURTH RACE—Four and one-half far-| walked. Hornsby doubled to left, Total 33 1 72710 THIRD INNING. BRUSSELS, Belgium. May 13.— |} LEBANON 1 \ : ‘ : day morning. This race has a o— longs: | scoring Tyson, and di * Oo oececent Tawi ier May io. EBANON, Ill. May 13.—The) ~~~... ow , ' Continued on Page 25, Col. 1 bAll Callao {Bourasea) 4 70 220 9 30) : ‘ ‘ sending Roush ‘ ¥ ANKEES ——- Comps walked. |“" W asher ’ Be lgian lawn tennis | collegiate 4d} trict tennis tourna - COR PP PAD LDP LDA LILL_PLEDIILPLIOLPP®PPL®PP POP A A A A DS a as oom ey ee oe .,, £2.50 33 > Ow, to third. Terry popped to Bell 1 2 3 4 5 6 789 T Paanio ae is : as ‘star one nei Pte ; = ' ate re - : a- vron arnes) .. yr 20) | . ° Sete fies “ f ty . 6. ae | on eo eee — ne. ae: oe itu ire Francis T. Hunter of) went will be held at McKendre > irate aleo ran. (bGreen: ree | CARDINALS ummings went)» : ne = - = — s NO RUNS, | Washer played a_ gsreat uphill | Carbondale Teachers’ College, | At Jamaica soins me al ee aoe RACE—On: mile and one-six- | in to catch for the Giants. Frisch NEW YORK oe Fa ee Pp NIC . i'game aft ing , | | ° Billy MceCarney. Fair Lotta. Peg ‘Ow ot. is u BROW NS—Hoyt tossed out Win- ote! — ¢ pA egtene y pparentl, ovei- |} Blackvurn, Shurtleff and WUhnois| Weather cl | Light Sweep also ran. Ae on ae Beau of the W . 3.80 2.70. 2.30] singled to left and took second on 1000000 “- Ou # card. Koenig threw out O Rourke. ma c red in the first two sels. Teach jie ac a : k r cloudy; track good, | FOURTH RACE lai elas ay) TR s: the West ee Fis te wild pitch. Bottomley rolled ot == “ Melillo beat out a slow grounder William T. Tiider defeated M.|_.., iers’ College will "have repre: | cma a eo igen se vad, ~~ = rama - RL on! gy | . 5.70 3.30) to Terry unassisted, Frisch takiue. | : 7 A «A ‘ £ . . ’ 0 Sa .. +’ ew 6 6-8 Ae "3 -% 5 | 8 as ea § 2 . ‘ : : ; x i, | lees eid ish tem ail -‘Bubank = @ *eubetitute: onperenc, sentatives in the meet. Santtren Mine iSite 2 os 4-5 | stutts pad Ald ” 0 3. 86 Time. 1:47 1-5. | Gold Beater. Backrope |third. Farrell threw out Bell out. Tyson beat out a slow rotier to “y ‘4, a Ji ) it and run, ae a die aol iciilonilidllipiniclaltl | t antheewond +tineves c+ 2 39 | eshasta Iris 7 OW 00 land Chairman also ran Seok , * i short Lindst t to Sh —, ss = —— — ? ' Sisler singled to right, sending Me- 8. Soe, ere , LALLLLA LS | Time— 1-13 °5. The Vintner. $i wineeo tb \fepaen. 3 8 SIxTH RACE—Six furlongs Frisch seoring. Hafey doubled vo ‘ strom tapped ie cates ce —__ : lille to third. Sisler stole second ee | i »| Shore, Huffy. Don Bonero uiner. Folks. | prime. !-45 3-5. Plain Rock.” Nestle. sounete (Frickeon) Uo 4.80 62.60) left. Hafey stole third as O’Far- del, who threw him out. Rou —— c reens.. tabs sw ai ' ee >| Edith D.. Bill. McCabe also po | *Ben Omar. Sash Muonteagie, T ie | oe ourassa) ... «++. 520 Ki me 11 *toes single . | Ns illiams walked. filling the bases. COBB AND SIMMONS Baseball ie: . _ P ‘ereraee) ee . 6.60 3.40 9.40) PIMLICO SCRATCHES. | rwo ote a. Taevenew: coy SIXTH INNING, “ left avger), str . ann T> rye 2 4 a ri ~ olorlu if reshman aiso fa resles (Majestic)... ... 4.80 0 First ce—Jee Ad ells | sos Phys - — ? a _— i struck out. Dugan}; DETROTI! Nay 13.—Ty Cobb ' 4S ee = THIED RACE—Five and a half furionss see; ae (Peterson) (22.2... $40 | Dubbersilie. Fourth caec-eemeeal UO skin | GIANTS—Farrell lined to Dou-| » ayes’ — powaines ag = en. : v6) « > - Bal . ae tm Pe : . M yr: " ‘ > | ime. . Sc a) re - . % n Com | . , ; Meuse} ne . ‘a — ble es é 1 — a ‘and Al Simmons today mailed ; 03-0 ee nmngiannds bier rol Watters) | cae Oe = a : 1- {| iBook binde: “aleo rat, a a ‘enter. end | ggg we tah Rj Migs . a thit. Cummings singled to left. | er ‘Sica gitaty me st , a ° use] was doubled stealing, Dix-| yo... er sae * jf Rey Grace H. ¢Collms).....- eae SIXTH RACE—One- mile and rare-—Hrittanic, The Ally. Powder. Jacques.| Clarkson struck out. Ty . on to O' Rourk: onece checks to Ban Johnson, president 0 1 0 § - Time. 1:062-3. Gnome Girl. Grief, | vende +o and secventy 1Great Rock mT ’ put. yson dou- | nt N N Re + Bechara . oy apie dutoony of the A ac rs Lear L 7 9 L ered Gal, Delp Li Trudv “ane irl. Gri Martin Fat Calhoun (Hare) . "9 60 R40 480 stn . | Lied..to night. Cumsuings stopping | +0 bate saat O RUNS. : Pam NS—E. Miller popped to) e American League, in pay- | CLEVELAND. also Fs a m. artha Martin finished first. | Prince ™ Tii (Deprema’)... 6.00 4 eq At Ch hill D 'at third. 3el] made a nice catch GLANTS—Frisch tossed out oenig serber grounde "oe- | me - fines im _ | Mee ear) he 7 a | eo (Peters a aes a wns s Terry : : A ~ a Gerl : ground 1 to Koe-| ment of fines imposed upon them 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 tn ACK —aix. furlongs: td oe ‘ea Fete thee 4.00] urc Oo of Lindstrom’s foul. NO RUNs. Terry. Heese popped to Bell. Far- “wh xy walled. Winegard forced | because of a dispute with Umpire at dandy Wo oy rke eee 8-1 3 £7 tenant, Engadine, Pathan and Manzana | Weather clear; track fast. ! THIRD INNING reli grounded to Thevenow. NO ixon, Koenig to Lazzeri NO | Ormsby | Boston—Lunderen an artiev: Cleve. | P ~~ weer telah J.5.5 | SE ES FIRST RACE—Six and , DAR :—Sherdel_ RUNS r aes : 4164 . 4 ie y. ‘ iT} — TL UTH d artiev: ¢ j Ow ‘rR Mer J ob-: .¥ EN H C—O: : anc ee ‘ Pd | or one hbaif fur- CARDIN Ps . . ait . . : RUNS. Connie Mack manage f the! land—E ckeye Hudlin. S then : and L. hea Tit: , 13. c : ‘rt ade. Crossword Mats- i teenth ——— ee bes ID se 7 econ walked. 7. ° ¢: by t Assortme ts ri Philadel h . va n anager 0 > | edi. tander. Sun Forward ana Mediey aiso ran. | Hyperion ‘Rowden! .. 5.00 4.00 3.00 i ee east 4 Jol 60.00 w 8 S ah Jouthit sacrificed, Clarkson to Ter- SEV ENTH INNING. =f ING: iilade a Athletics eK ~ fa: —_—_———$_$_ Perey € hitercre re oo ates ed ) 440i ry. & , : a n YANKEES- “Host pop 1 to Me- | had se gpg, AS with ble g Sen PHILADELPHIA—DETROIT, ee OA ie SUmeS 1a a Evacy O (Whitacre) .....- 6.00 7.20) Bige Dey, es. “Dae Mary. ae daplinggerning-onbret ere e- Farrell. and| CARDINALS—Sherdel fouled fe hin oyt popyer Oo NMe- | it Je © : : . - | Love Ken (MeAulifie) : “ ri Bi 2.5 1-4 ehall) he ae as 700;H “ - nd + usty Mary. Lady ! en 1@ SNOT t_stop tried for Sher- I. indstrom. Douthit double to j , jlo. Combs grounded to Gerber. | Sonal check in deflancs Ut Ja ths 104203000 10140 secs 2 BS EY) ANRC 4-51:° “Siownian’ “In the aw. | Reiner” for Koe- ;™™* . on obb and Sim- DETROIT. | Tru sd ale. F ortunate, Santa Sweep. aLittle ~ he Ready. Noke and Private Seth | Wax ale ran Bane. oreber. *Sealing | the back of the head with his! was run down, Farreli to Lind- 0. S THE Fae bla Rl NS . i coe | pay with their personal | | lwersie ao emee S—E. Brtington oy os p SECOND RACE—Five furlongs: cf oi Sherdel went down, but) strom. Frisch lined to OWNS—O'Rourke flied to | Checks. 9010000 20-38 GO, rH crce— sie ana 29 yarg avhona somazomms. |Mesee ht tore’ 8: EUS ht | ls pine Someone ae re-| NO RUNS. ——— | John 8. Mosby (Fo ine © i R35 7-10 First Race—Martha R laeehfalis | ERE iT |sume play. Southwo : ; Batteries: Philade!phia—Ehmke and The Seer feveehey. ; 5.2 ye sy. Anna Hi. Mary Comers. "eed Race ‘ Times 4 | eg ES nston, Daca, 16. 40 ' second on _ © verte eas GIANTS—Cunmmings suit. Bot- Pes om .|—Rusher, Elizabeth Seth. “Betty fF ivira, Sue, Lilly Sue. Lady Ri mabelle. King Star. 2 _ e error. Frisch walk,- tomley unassisted. Jackson batted | Ninonette. Trydor. By Ginny. Nine lars. | ed, filling the bases. Clarkson was for Songer and flied to Douthit. Co ; mobs, Melillo walksd. Sisler Compe a son MISSOURI CI IECKS 'Coehrane: Detroit—Gibeon. Wells. Carrol 1 rime. 461-7 Lockerbie. ‘Chet D'or a: ruird nace ~Vowed Vengfance. Crispie Re Cyclamen and Seth ourth Race—Cast Off, Lou Mack, | Royal Manager. Nineteen Sixty also fan. replaced b 5 - ack, | y Songer. Rottomiey | yson singled to right for ‘his ht! you NEW : va » Combs. Koenig threw out hilame, NO RUNS and Bassier. Taw | COMFOR] 7 SIXTH INNING IOWA STATE, 4 TO l ere oisat muh — Glen Mars fore. Rionde Seventh Race-—| THIRD RACE—-One mi ae 7 d ‘ ‘YT es r ? > . > \4anne : at " P ™ i. “a ae j © le y . : . | a on -EES—Ruth walked for the mk ty > 3 SWOINES. Ia atin: Os NATIONAL LEAGUE. | eet: Behe ioe id, Air Castle, Mart Bunch, /Dark Ange). _tGeving) . S80. 420° "3.40 | chen d to Cummings. Bell filed to/ fourth hit. Lindstrom flied to ; : 4 Sie - ; 2 : i “sa, ‘ ‘ has | pe; a" — : ' . a ver eet ; 4 * ; ~~ | FEATURE hird time. Gehrig fouled to Sisler. | .. ao al 3:38 aaa’ eae . 3.60 3 8] azo O'Farrell flied to Reeso,| Bell sacrificed. Lindstrom to Terr the Ss tiffes t : E. Miller doubled to right center. | *4> a pitchers battie between At A | and wecilie > "giao ee Dream. Canora Pe Time. 1:47. “ry Slip, Pentel Hust and | Andatrem threw out Thevenow, | Hafey hit into the left-Geld | 3 Hoyt tossed o ie an laale of the Cyclones an ow. vines ies: Cincinmnati—Mays_ and Par t Aurora. | SECOND KACE—5's furlongs: aGeo. Collins euiry. NO RI NS. for a home run, scoring : fraws réa 4 ‘ i out Gerber, KE. Miller ) Galt of th »' lone: an i New | gray B: ockiyn— Me ‘Weeny, Donake Ehr- | Sea Crest (John- ) GIANTS— Reese ; po of him. Oo’ Farrell « . F0ing to third. Dixon singled over | man of the University of Missoluri. | hardt and Henlive. Weather cloudy; track geod. | = Gs oR slo's 186.20 6.40 2.26) ar ae te. spr Th now tem ts ~ | F e ] ft H ao ft 3 short. scoring E vt a _ ‘ ? ' = ‘ - — ; Fv the Associated Pre2e i White Can (Brooks) . i at 4.60 3.49 | ‘jJohneon) “ i) (i - on ‘, ne | eve now. Farrell flied to Dout- Thevenow flied te Tyson. | C mf t - | 3 fliea ae Pins a o> Pa Wingard | castle, Tiger heavy slugger, got a CHIC AGO—PHILADELPHILA. | FIRST RACE—Six furlence | | a i, | Mise Fire (Heupel) Tw! ; Ove > ‘ n ” - or ay «et One ae oe , . y is, ' h- a . , iene | O ort. savin Xo i Rt N. i triple and a double 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ‘cer Tngg sa (Bollero) 12. 06 : 40 4 20 ‘Time. 1:07 3-5 a faa Sunny | ax, {als } = Aa ‘cen! tomley. NO RUNS. GIANTS—Frisch tonsed ) | a “VENTA INNING, | 1 3 0 Fighting ee : 3.00) Sight, Mise Lou. Flank Attack. Irreepon- Time. 1:011-5. Whisk Arrew. Aspin- FIFTH INNING. Roush. Hornsby ) | YANKEES—Grabowski singi¢d | Fh A RS ‘PHILADELPHIA. (Lynch) 4.00 "rip RACES fr furlonee” — gee Giri. Sete, . Ledeen. 2a} CAR beat out a anh | . d : € . é j . 9 ~— - - os 9 — , a ix “a eavy ate or " é ost, : el a ; | It Ss a pliable . a - left. Hoyt doubled down the | Tomorrow s Schedule. . : ge oy 17. oe Oriebes —— prvemanee 4 Hard be 5.40 3.00; 5 Spade also rat. 1 ee. eee tap down the third base line —— gen NO BUNS ~ . ; ef ' bia ‘ neg ; : ) , lore f reton, Seclusion, Myrtie uches Graham ( e a ° NTU : band set in- 2 fs ld li a , Grabowski stopping | American League. ‘0 0 0 ] 0 0 0 3 x 4 g 2 Relle. Sheffield. Little Hama aco Golden can teney ) eis biel + 60 $0 | Douthit popped to Hornaby. INNING. . ¥ sid h : fly iird. Combs sent a_ sacrifice | Philadciphia at St Louis. | ‘Baterics: Chicago—-Kavimann. and S hagyeren via mela lee ee re ieee As ge ee acizh, Plack Aur. he CHURCHILL DOWNS ; Blades batted for Southworth. It) -CARDINALS—Doutbit we si e—wiauen gg Ae Rice, Ggsbewekt scoring. | Washington at Cleveland. ‘Harnett. hiladelphia—Pructt’ and Wilson. ag! re tM Tair J 00s. eo 3.06 ceiver, Lee ——— a gn Lalespa. Crys. RE . was his first appearance since be Blades flied to Reese. ‘Dowtt ; Os i ‘ ¢ ’ . * H Ss t . a flic re Hoyt going to third. Ruth | Boston at Chicago | Tv ' ~~ Carrie Belle. Ce sna 5a . younts RACE—One mile and one Bent Secoud. ace—Storm Maiden a valles | last summer, Blades waiked. Cheeves to Terry to © ats Satur *d to Rice. ONE RUN | National League. : AMERICAN LEAGUE. i ge a ee eae. Pe iret (Madedn) 23.50 10.80. 7-40) Kin thru oie TSH von yet Fsteeh Siok So. Beet ee ee nee ee | day notice the oo LOW NS—O' Rourke insted’ to| Cardinals at Philadelphia. eee imiben st Chisenss nubs | hand acy $ ES St Tage «Kigey (Harey) 4.00 3.40 Cheval pa oat Jy, i a.= : : . i + i PS % ad . . | age +, ge Koenig to Gehrig. pan at Brook NATIONAL LEAGUE. peep o (Patriauin gO 220 Merry aoe. tne nee aod ae on pptd. Cotten 8 nt Rai Wind. pe a , tomiley. Jeanes batted tor Men's Hat . | ingled to right. ‘Willlams {tsburg at Brookiyn. Pittsburg et Boston: cold. ange? uechin 2 80 Flewer aise ran Under, jonel Stewart. Loretla Brooks. phe ae ades went to right; and popped to Frisch, Curnt SectionMain Ficer e4 Time, 356 25. siowtat Sheriff Seth, FIFTH BACE—Six end one-helf fur Ztra. for the Cardinals. Somger struck! flied to Douthit. NO RUNS are rs he 4 . e ¢ : am | 5 ia e é aa : t . . os Pd ¢ : ~ 43 i catty ~emce shee tt A LE L ALG LEO LLLP ALD sabe cage est iis y i: ie MR o % ; . oe rin eS reas 3 , e , m : ue me a en ee tana en age ee Eien es Le a peetiger eS 4}

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7 » am chehregnd Maa ¥ ase Me 2 es. OGDEN AP rg bP wt Be? eed _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS BOXERS DEFEAT ae FRIDAT EVENING, MAY 13, 1977... ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH __. INDIA NAPOLIS AMATEURS - ~ WAKE GLEAN = SWEEP OF 3 BATTLES Frank Powe Sore Quick B Knockout While Doetz:! and Ghrouly Gar Victones; Hahn Jackson. eAMATEUR BOXER ——_-—-- Pont Beats ee ene ae ee ee hee ER Alexander MUTUEL FIELD IN DERBY MAY INCLUDE SIX ie Betting Group Resulting From Limitations of Bet- ting Machines Likely to Contain Some Real Stars. By John E. Wray. W WRAY OLUEIM We Have Our Own. last with the world's ong arom n’s professional rope has > \ ~ *# he 4 budbbies that 5. : biox up tour as announ abanconed, "s M! tennis tour = +h | 1 has bee Lengien ‘to eports of Big Salaries Spoil Lenglen’s Tour Prospective Opponents Demand AGUE. F abulous Sums fer Turn- COMMERCIAL a CE. Fairgrounds Park No Retail wet ere we. Hottig, 2-45: > ienenet re No, 38, American central ¥a. wewes Camp. 2.45, taircround Park No. 6 Sunshine vs. Central. 2:45. EMPLOY aD Letty BROTHERHOOD Wweatern T (ti x. - No Cenrarcia ra’ wae Park xe % va. Eden. 2°00: Com Kingdom House xs “ -~ bern ‘erfirid Bu Piavter - va. & =e Alpha, 2 °UA } oh 13 rend. Z. annuai Tes! the seventh ‘uded W ill formai May 11, have been Lilers, secre 'Ttabduiail of the conf Special instructions ‘eine been te: sued to athietic authorities of the various schools emphasizing age timing instructions. From the 16@) — yard dash to the $80-vard rum te clusive, must be timed by three watches, 9 the three watches disagree, te time is to be taken, but if ‘tary slowest Pe rformanceg for © hmag tele. . ap ack meet. The meet wi ? v h 2 3 In the one-mile and two-mile runs, grap “2 Tit ‘2 . h, - ee -2 ag? mm a n is suf ficient =) ' ; _ 00 pe ss 8 t _ ~ . : . a foreitiorn hope. conducted under | Fe By JACK ALEXANDIE : viene tea teen: 3 third running of the Kentucky |e ten wide as in | Wil SO Steet 8 eet to 1 eee i oe : ; a - ; oe or « ‘ }- . — = mer TLEVAAT a = into dé ; as seic it Tennis circles 9a: i * is 7 = ¢ ’ “ 5 : - . ' 4 : orr ’ . ; . " ™ f% } p ? ’ . ° , rs begee” es : ie 2 imirec-round sk. : 1 elish engagement as arranged 6 q one watch per ing to say, how a te ve. jase % eu The meet is " . " mon “* eo ‘ the tour had oie called Missouri Vali ey rules and all events : I : ommenss res a : while she asserted are inciuded. Four places Wi am eae tad Fog setienaa . os *s ¢ ,* ry | Pin y = . % a P ; ; 7 ie) od ee si! : ig definite had yet beea de count and the squad with the high. ~— =m. «trac* et aig i "P Ww it , ture niane ther , ‘ kg eee ; ; hitney , tutus PsaNA, Here editions est number of points receives” @ : nee a 4 . : ff oF _¥ miner rT - : . . 4 . £ vc re: —— | : , > a . aisle = al et, . represent. T} } i sift , nu of het opening a tenni: ‘ : CIFIC LE trophy from the athietie directors’ “a ; iii : VF tA ; ’ : ‘ , - : a. . : A Aa 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ Ew : >, : ‘ ; > + *. . - + = . “ at Cannes HOS yea e. Announcement of Fe TS ae eee sults will be made by Eilers Tage ™ Ritsiisd -MMGCEE LU ’ jace N } LL ECTRIC LEAG t Gay, he stated this morning. : fJepat sut ~ . nn . cert ated. t wh Ca used ix j e rs. ae =: : - 6, oi . Pr - B. Me was the dreamy question as to the supenoril n o1loer wore e Hancicappe: sift - e be Ons ~ ' shade: 4 cd pisto 7 a ’ Pon men enanth Ot a Country. * ‘ent ; No. 19, . mand t chin . . : hat etal ) : Cornell Plays Twice. a oh WN a — ‘ : : . TT HAC. . . . > = May 13. The ' at 4o 7, mee | ae? | | : nog ee , ; baseball team, with a rées Rip 5 . ; Tv +, it} . ‘ i : rt nated his match ates ‘ ' _ See a iPr t went is: ru rhys ined 7 iw nonins would learn that ténnis courts afr: 1. rare dea Pask Xn. 2 Mo Pae. ord of one game lost during the Sie ‘ winner has ever Rio iadiaRapolis wr , — Blay. he = a . é, Pe ie am thn ates ' + It will sO again inot paved with gold. . EX current season, takes on two of ara. the Keatucky Der-' races in round by shooting : oo young 1 nd vear-t y or Maloney. | Baldwin, when he came te — an the best teams in the East thig | num be too, hav tried him ogg . " .* *. ‘ > rst ,? ty ; ' : nm? . . > ’ 4 1? j ' me , 3 " — , q : 4 , ’ - b : : * : : ‘ . : ; ‘ “Saar : ‘ a 2 Lv . P = ag “e . one lalla a pi vas wim : ve e real Derby distance ¢ ecadent em pser i ) France with Mile. Lenglen in Fe>- 18. 19 week, Boston College and Yale 3 the much double. Sir’ Hirseb and kept him out. io! iO: 4 be G ' 01 NDB .sOn vi : nev a uary. after she had concluded her = } Coach Eckley plans to give his he’s, sey 1913: last b wal d me i Fosse that reports of Wii} hard-working star flinger, Vicker . 5 and came ee aioe — rigld i something nancia urkey Malone} j Smoky Joe Wood's crack nine. i, . wf ; always run so weil Undefeated Will The Guahente. fiatact “Pith” | The mactins for resitering | ut /dece. SE UMM os. cnc-ucr. and the tracks at| “By ; HYDROMEL, one of the lot nd totalling vets Net wid . ) . hurchill Bowss a@re' the t Invade Oklahoma em teen oe tf hale de. “The Soon of Gaal aa Even fis erpool J AGLE and J! OU nave # Ne NS tenglemen! ith Kearns have : Horner Bears to Play 2 Games Each pied as an entry). the first & fon tte ee erennace” nn | not been cleaned up altogether. [4 favored the cations Wi Seoears and Older Seen ar aot cs So fm rece gah Rempel oy welt rt a REYHOUND RaAcING Every Night Except Sunday suerp © nwil sure he Carthy air, bw - him te Arti Bradley ning ¢ apo: the and @ions ahou Pccakiceh = Con. eren Ee ; the Indi idea of amMa- rs regarding the sire of salaric’ last nignis & ena! of the iocai Frank Power, — wanted at a price he we ‘ > sf ry . . middleweight “ But he kept on hoping that player: VW estern or the Whitney pair, MIT DIT | Bostonian. Ne gone . " ~a? * — S® 27 Asiist f oF | Ye - y against d *- ase the away the referee Murt plain Jor } mice - . tr finished hi order in ,4t1LS i# ’ ° ° c .. we . . tour of the United Giateiy began arrangements for the tour. but press makin&e jen's earni Europe. he Derby Preakness. winner. never chance, from : Money, Money, Money. Ghnouls lon} themselves as mil : weil over one over sue the tbe lose obserr- the mong those wh Among . © tet thet perore ne agfuin “> e : will a handicaps of worry cS “ sold. ’ . ticket mbined. wil make a £ood opponent. merily rubber for breahkave and deserved wo re , for every pleasing exhibitio: Lkaine! rar si et EB DAES EE A IR ata: a iA, o tation Cox of indian: ’ Gs éecigion ww hen 4udgecse cisag , . . —— reundc: Pu ‘iff easily convinced Washingtor ga he = - ih me iouee Rig ' ay: em 9} nae na et AFaAinst } w rmer champion thern in the A strong aa ows : , sept Sa ar rm hi } » be veneered the wn In tne WmiTg reubo in i ifA norris al a i a eee ee ain : »] yme | Hoicer. he floored ehort Hanes) 5 Si pet Sk come ea ERPS rh, bate 4 ant : © st servic Hayes count, gf : chante Art! pen 6Gdie Met a weigh’ fared tbad}s , (,amenr This or Bennie bh eoweie > " ‘ " ’ rif: . Ke . varace » ‘tin + here rT} 3 resenting the } omorre inion arime ing Punch-Crunk ings imat & s0CK hung-starter woul chaser for Lacie The | cme + : | a technica) knockout : ate pgaaete \or prem eae & Coane hye te 7 : ho is with Herbert Habn the k a ! High penisation, i% : onstration of educated boxing easily took the decision ! py Jackson, a veteran South “ay fighter. Hahn rolied Jackson's homa Aggies. fwAr s Missouri Valley Standings suit reak- | > repeat: | far leaning ren- Cots. & € ‘ Ux Pe e* « Wase One? ‘ om . ‘ t Pee i , sind ' of fact Haves wes May Be Made Favorite. , Own 10 newspaper men as Week aliectively 1} ~~ ‘, day's harvest is only one-sixti- ) ; = ee : : i. 1 and Wartt of tishnouly. bh arest 1s poune von ray Eddi in first Al milliman, on & over Roy Ma it? pounds Herbert Hahn, ®. defeated Mappy BA. ©.; 147 pounds Limo Sclmecider, Gefeated W Judge th ese round “We Will Never Allow ANY Tailor to Undersell Us” Wilson, Cubs eo cme Our First Sale of Manicy Higdon, S RB. A un een hatte’ out of the hax | Cee Cuas . - aes tn ng nea shar a saragen aaa ats Fe ° . defeated Paul Miller, P. M.A Aen: SA SOUNENA pring and Summer 126 pounds re kine te " ¥: Pia ver. Club. oe : :, 2 : : ' eacman Worried Low PSs, foul ri hy @ (iaehrig, Yankers Farrell, Giants .24 $1 HOME RUN SLUGGER ai Piayer—Club. Dean of Umpires. Ruth, Yankees ees ite a aig ea Tutu “P91 Conmatte. Pe Gehrig, Yankees “J vl 7 hUHe, Pas Re, tne " ’ eRe | Anee M ililig@r now Ht a aia 7 av The fact that FLORSHEL no more in the long Ordinary kind, does: . Only reason for wearimt shoe! Wear Florshein Most Styles $ + 7 eo * =>) > Yrhiie =i 40L GIRBER, Jefferson BRar- Horn

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———— -— ee tee a O° al eh el 7 \Terris Opposes Loayza Tonight At the Garden “s3se0 ee sar mew 4 | a 3 “For games With inners write Russell ~ Myers. S6490A Maffitt evenue, the 17-19 yeare clase are the North St. Loule Rede for Their last game resulted ory for the Rede over the Eagles. ully made five hite in six tripe to the plate. Including a home run and two do wales and Herzog clubbed four out of six, The Reds are also im need of a backer. Y CONFERENCE HMEN COMPETE IN TELEGRAPHIC MEET track squads at schoois Amateur Baseball : recentiv defeated Eagie wee | ’ ~ “ . \ 4 ~ -. -. OVP LLL Lh hmen ori Valley all this and dis- performances are hp. Banner S team tabulating times of their for h annual freshman tele. ‘Other Challengers | for Sammy | Mandell’s 135-Pouna Title on the Card. vent ic tra Maliv con ail ted Dy A. f the ‘ial instructions have been is- to vihietic authorities of the s schools emphasizing new instructions. From the 0h. Hash to the §$S80-vard run in. , all men running in finale be timed by three watches. If ree watches disagree, the t time is to be taken, but if old pree, that time is to be taken. | Queen and Kiev, among ot hers, one-mile and two-mile runs, so easily a few days ago, has come atch per man is sufficient. to be the chief hope of the West meet is conducted under and it is not a forelorn§ hope, ri Valley rules and all events piging from comments heard. ciuded. Four places’ will It was different at the Jamaica and the squad with the high- track on where Bostonian | umber of points receives a and Whiskery, Whitney | from the athletic directors’ color hearers, were mu‘ h avered | ence. . Announcement of re- and generally picked to win. They, Will be made bv Eilers Tueg. plainly are the chief hope of the | e stated this morning. Bast in) this yearly intersectional | ———~-——__— tattle for supremacy. | b. ornell Plays Twice. Sill, sentiment is divided and, mand to a head Wednesday. He! AC. ; a. oN May 13.—The opinions Wide iV scattered. Prece-/ \ Vvagzere d a him.in the future books li baseball team, with a ree- gut is against the W hitney pair, | at on ne ae ) re Sens eamélost during the against Bostonian. No, Ktip Rap's Work satisfactory. Ae winner has ever gone! Rip Rap’s rat disappointing | nt season, takes on two of ' | , best teams in the East this the Kentucky Der- | races in Maryland seem to have put Boston College and Yale. | . nave inl, him out of mind too hastily. Max | h Eckley plans to give his for the mucn — F-eeubre. — Hirsch has ot given up hope. His Working star flinger, Vickers, Barton. reverse d the o1 der iD 1919 bard work on W ednesday was Skis west in ordér that he When he mee the Leroy and came ul fying to his shrewd trainer. | | Se 4, a“. Re A, int on Bast to win - Preakness. He is rhe son of Broomstick will have | who is president of the American | akes the’ mounc against Me only ae tenga | : ee too. On the cas com- League. y Joe Wood's crack nine. ee oe a given osetingy sean a from New York, Morton a tack do not always run so weil; L. Schwartz said: over another, and the tracks at) “My fancy is for Scapa Flow, if Pimlico and Churchill Downs are the track is muddy; but for Rip lifferent in texture | Rap, if it is fast.” ica track on Tues- a. or 3! ‘She meet wil! Games in ‘ lude d ] A will been CK Iri¢ te vi ¢ resuits have |By the Associated Presse. NEW YORK, May 13.—Chal- lengers for Sammy Mandell’s light. weight crown will take over the fistic arena at Madison Square Gar- | den tonight in a series of battles | for charity, with the feature evert | bringing together Sid Terris of New wrames are wanted by the Greve, Dave York and Stanislaus Loayza of | Ford. 815 North Jefferson avenue, | Chile, ‘ up with | Supporting their 10-round final Melvin will be two preliminary bouts over 'the same distance, matching Jack | Bernstein of Yonnera, N. ¥.. against Bruce Floyers, New York | Negro, and Petey Mack of Jersey City, N. J., against Johnny Felucci | of New York. day the Paragons beat the White Eagles. Ruby Goldstein, who !s soon to/|14 to 0. tackle Terris here, will attempt to Games for Sunday and several Sundays lextend his winning streak in a | thereafter are wanted by the Call: As _ ) old Leistritz. Riverside 3557 special six-round fight at the ex- Marla { C. Tricity Counchl wi te | pense of Jimmy Goodrich, former | BS - with uniformed teams for lightweight titleholder, from Buf- | and June and for the next falo, N. Y¥. win street, G ilers, secre- | The Cleveland High School base- ball team, which was forced out of first place in the league race by Roosevelt last Tuesday, will | amuck; His homer and double have an opportunity to gain a tie! for the lead in tomorrow's game Caused oodles of trouble And their colors the Cardinals | | With Central High School at Roose- struck. . | velt Field. In the other rue i contest, — mont plays Soldan at! | Beaumon t Field. Cleveland is favored to subdue | Centra) without a great deal of | difficulty by virtue the South | Siders’ previous victory in a first | ‘round game over Mike Walker's | nine by an 18-8 score. The hard-'! i hitting Cleveland lineun, however, | i'may run into some trou with |} Orville Paul, Central's one-armed pitcher. jafaro pitched the en- i tire game in the first slugfest and | Paul will be facing Fenenga’s team for the first time. Covington will | be Coach lenega’s probable mound | For New York he would skip | | choice. On a ten-aour trip Beaumont Which is stepping a bit on the | fTSt meeting of The Richter A. C. wishes to book ce with out-of-town teams for June a =. Sunday the miceers Pas detea be Hartford. I!.. 2 Richter. 03 Ecoff avenue. Hiland ‘i044. Tartine. With his bat he was running 4-——Greentree entry, Whitney entry. Crusader, Energy, 5—Pollywog. Eddie Ahearn, Rancocas entry. Lan- Louls Greve recentiv defen The &t. he Nashville club. 4 to 3. June and Ju 6—Starbright, sth. Korean, Friday ' Col. 6. ———w ‘ heard most often on the lips of those gathered here. ‘The s-year-; which beat Osmand, Candy i age 23, | | va. } leag BET—PRINCE OF 13 — e - Continued from _ ST.LOUIS POS T-DISPATCH___ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 127 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 20 M : aan DECIDED ON ay Regain Tie Bias vm 5 ~ Cl ae J. L. DEMPSEY. ee But South Siders | 2.—McKim, tat “Most Open Lyrics by Limerick Luke. 4.—Hy. Schneider, Toro, Less $—Rancocas entry, Groucher, | Scapa Flow, Bewithus. Sixteen the Probable Field Who hurled with particular | 7.—Alloy, Mount Beacon. But he can’t win ‘em all WALES. EURS © }ROLLE D STOCKING i OST -TALKED- OF : ur DERBY COLT TODA Ye AT CHURCHILL DOWNS | oe a ae For League Lead : ONE CHOICE — 1.— Big Sweep, Dedans, Picca- From Central Tomorrow, hecte. 2—Rancocas entry, Juggler, | . Years” Is the Verdict of : ee | | ue ceaeeumm an old sere! 6.—Prince of Wales, pains cer. And that’s all the. story * + PUBLIC NOT Cleveland High | ‘Sel for T . Selections tor Tomorrow’s Races AT JAMAICA. pee Must Win ailiy. _——enmnania, Corvette, Bag: Derby in ; : _ Beaumont Meets Soldan. = 3._-Xira. Estin, Chittagong. _ ‘Titan. HERE was 5 — FH. P. Thi = trv Experienced Horsemen — T named Haines, meen Indian Love Call. When pitching the ball, BEST tains. By SWEEPS. 1.—Black Maria, Accomplish. 2.—Celidon, gler. 3.—Mowlee, wishes te sign tearm. ty, con- | Jess Haines fail like a/In the third for the shower set > | sail; Then on Reinhart they picked And for three he was nicked, Littlejohn looked like a whale, pitcher Munv or independent Pox 164, Fergus m. The Goose Hiil Juniors nosed out Cardinal Juniors. to 8. Eaves py ee well for the losers. but poosives May support. For games wit Juniors write Ray O Vianerty, S07 Marth Thirfeenth street. A game for Sunday is wanted by Se Paragon out of town, By MAN O'WAR. 1—Piccadilly, Big Sweep, dans, 2—McKim, Milam entry, field entry. ‘hoice, Chittagong, Myste- rious. 4 4—ILess K., Hy. Schneider, Pen- Loorn., o— Widener entry (Osmand, Whitney entry (Whis- kery, Bostonian). Rop Rap. 6—INERGY, Sir Peter, Prince of Wales, ee ee ee t—Rejuvenation, Lancer, To- AT PIMLICO. Soldan in ken. | } WARALRARARAAAR ARR AR Rnd | the two teams but »““Y’Y i red walt ty | iis likely to avenge the def to- By SWEEP ; 4 i a mm i : 4 4 . gas. jis likely defeat: AT AURORA. | morrow Kirk's team , - . Havacare, has been working out in good style. ODL AAS Either Jordan or Slater will pitch By for Beaumont, while Coach White 1—Senior. will send Ed. Richards, who has} Worthington. started every game for Soldan so °—Dr. Glenn, Red Skin. box. Probable baiting orders: 3—Elevate, Aromatic. Emilic At Roosevelt Field. ase 4 x , > da NX ) ; Wy ' A a”) ye Oa “> lr He also scored Connie Mack for! x, ve — = —— ¥ #—FLORENCE MILLS, Dimple 'YVehling rf. Ayers 2b. Dunkie, Sun Altos 6—C 3etty Elvira, ‘his partinthe affair, although it is) } Hornsby was there. Bloom- Ariel, — Crusader, Navigator, Pie. §.—Sublevado, py. 6.— Korean, day 13th. Nassak. Cher. ¥ | 3— Charley Mc- son of Wild- wager on; But |; Sure he is a clinker.” Carthy also favors the air, but reconimends a him to be third. Arthur Herbert plumped Bradley entry, beliéving that light- /A man in St. Louis named Chas. ning can strike twice in the same place. Nat Evans ts rooting for E. Was a flyer of very high class: ' | . ic. ee . Tuesdays ble ) ©] , Hilenus, the i. FP. Trap- } — - . for the | Kiev), Highwayman, Frt- a a Dahmus., a0 State City, Lil, o Cit WRINK-LESS TIES PATENTED CRAVATS “The wrinkless lining makes the difference” MEN VISIT OUR NEW DEPARTMENT As an opening special we offer these $1.50 values $415 Note These Features Retain new appearance afft tying; patented, resilient img irons out the wrinkles. Gua@2- McLean’s Jock, which ran Os- lost to fhe as eat ———— rticula riy e — ; since Coach Preakness op to score In by. A number, too Adams, Erin- go Bragh. -Sunswept, Eddie becker, Donges. 3——-The Ally, Clydella, Warfare. 4—Cayuga, Toanna, Windflow- Madam er. | §S—CAANTER, foot. 6—kKathleen Crosby, Gymkhana. Mark Master ] er - Toe Fe ee ee i a 02h Lh dh dt TRACKMAN, Monastery, C. T. a QUITE SO. Ban Johnson nicked Ty Cobb and Al Simmons 200 berries for the l[it- tle run-in with Umpire Ormsby, | ithereby dispelling any doubts as to, Ricken- a Bob _last sex Pic Satis Spalding, to the Banton, Single- Phanariot, ligue, Gun not of record that Connie was even | ee and Mowry ss. Manahan rf. vit ks sSchucart Ib. sabia Coover cf. In the meantime as a batter, base , Thener 3b. Bohringer Sb. Koch cf. runner, fielder and storm center the | Hohn 1b. |Georgia Peach is outdoing himself Hornsby c. Traub If. which takes considerable outdoing. | McLaughlin rf. Schumacher c. | Covington p. Paul p. At Beaumont Ficld. | BEAUMONT SCLDAN | Roller 2b. Cosmidys ss. Brazil rf. Shacklin rf. Lautenschlager cf Chappell 2b. Richards’ p. MeclIntosh Sb. (,ordon ©. Oakley If. — Maxie Blow- ate, horn. 7—Luck K Adams. Try Again, Capt. the Liv- with Jack no qualiti- liap for me, . Schwartz. who won (Grand National in 1926 ————— Oe ee "HARRY WHITE SAYS COME IN. GET OTR LOW PRICES ON TIRES. THEY WILL INTEREST you, dUST OPEN A CHARGE AC- (COUNT LIKE. YOU AAVE AT THE DE- PARTMENT STORES, AT THE WHOLE- amone 25 and close obsery- --eseaadg a favored the cations in saying: “Rip hitnev entry. Among those who! let the track be fast or slow.” ' leclared their faith in Bostonian : } ACING hiskery were Sandy Mc-. __/” beating Jock a short head on faugiiton, who fancies the latter. Wednesday, Osmand, favorite with é ones .| Rip Rap and Scapa Flow ag out the late winter, did _-'full confidence to his feeling erpoo!l Hiorner GET OUR LOW PRICES ON : E ‘ad E & SALE HOUSES OR GROCERS WE CAN O. K. YOUR CREDIT IN 10 MINUTES DUNLOP, GOODYEAR and FIRESTONE .. Mail 5 Cee rs , MERCHANTS TIRE CO. |} "a Sa a Carr 3b. Rennett tb. eae: we: 4 if 7, JEfferson 0675-0674 {par tS.-P. ane CF. 2710 WASHINGTON —_ SOE OBE NE. es, : fipen Sunday Morning STANDINGS. - Honored Stage Star, ever careful of her voice writes: “Certainl: women of thetheate must becare- ful of tir voices. The one czarette, I have observed, which seems to wotect the throat ant give, the greatest esjoyment is Lucky made rter os “Glove Shows to Be Permitted on July 4.” Fair enough, of a kick ¢ but we'd get more through- ut of a shoe show. not restore | Pathawere “Ballyknockin’ Beaten By Care- taker.” , ‘Jordan p.-tb. Whe Holtman If. 7 in’ Hagerty c. " | Fox ss. Keep vour ¢y The grows > ; ’ r . > r " ' ‘ } . 4 ’ elu pA eiVild i i} j i ‘ OS ars +} sae : : 1} “> ans » eae aiid - and a a ii pishihne j ‘ } oe i ° ¥ ° . | ~34) os : ae oe m ‘ ar 4 "Att i oF + lid ai ‘ 11? : . Jr. F ‘ ’ : . , +} ocr . : VOISHETY ana Wi i : is. igh fin Bey speedy dogs you're clock- quart : 4 impressed ishing closing so strongly. «i ( ee Jo) ner. 4 is j } pa ~ txt 90 on natural slays » ere a iis : " mission, 90c¢ \ he eiiCa Stil has j= a ‘ Siiand, admitting, hows IKentucky Derby U.S.Tax, 9c ie sentiment: in that hy in uncertainties. None in... ; ; at and cn? s dam; Orman-| recent vears has been. more oven France hasn’t blamed the United 1} ail ii tic ie he = | . C : 3 Pp no Ie - ’ ' won | : : States for Napoleon’s downfall at , Beaumont Total, 99¢ Street Car and Busses of | on paper. There is no outstanding | Waterloo. | Central i choice, as was the case last season | | Soldan fhar-|;when E. R. Bradley's Bubbling! Mike Over and W. R. Coe’s Pompey com- Eads Bridge or Busses at Jefferson Hotel Washingion & Broadway more, even e on Ballyvknockin.’ Caretaker: shake her third, bec he Apparecnt- aUuse her on few can koe m Tne o} In the running fHloward ( . con! ; ream. The surprising thing is that; Roosevelt ' Cleveland The HOW COME? once stecped eT) she Se. « 1} he staris. The on the sandbox says it looks as though it wouldn't be long 3 ‘enth. Waihiagion enahuk >" | CHICAGO DERBY FANS TO USE 35 TRAINS | ;world’s worst street, ee CHICASO. May 12.—The first | closes itself to traffic. Not itn Home, , group of the 35 special trains car- | irying nearly 25,000 Chicagoans to | day at the | the Kentucky Derby began unload- ‘ing their racing fans in Louisville | and the nearby resorts of French Lick and West Baden today. Motor traffic accounted Suggest this great reform begins | smaller percentage this year, due | With smaller and lighter rolling|;to the difficulty of parking the | pins. passengers upon arrival] in the cur- ; ‘rent racing capital. Yutside the comic strips we ro sia ‘| be th t th mar woune | The promising condition of ( ud at jere re ; ly See | oe « ib rte . 14 ne ‘ ; Mi Jr., Chicago-owned Tt" "o> , 7 ? / & WeNye Wae Wow : | seg 5 ee tributed largely to the over isband’s dome. The BRE Ca fand size of hicago can more lethal and fa- no Lion Trva Ti od Scapa kFlow., manded chief attention. for Fred It looks now as if the field will made up of at least starters | —possiblv 18. | = 16 » best horse | be and I feel _—_ “=” CUS “Woman's Place |Says Lady Astor.” Especially on ladies’ acing Rain or Shine ‘Women for Home Utensil Stand- ard.”’ Fred horse, has con- enthusiasm migra- friend h opener is a miliar weapon re je either ° gx ine O! uction of Fords. an | an | We under roduction aso} oOVverp underprod — a - : Minor League Standings. AMERIC AN ASSOCIATION, WE STE RN LE AGUE. DON’T BE i : | 1) ly he # ’ W., Ta. DECEIVED , | ule Se rails Des ates 1} 13. j i ichit: o> Kia, 4 ‘ By nver 914 «3 ° , names | | Omah: } oft nve Amaril) ~ Lincoln va ===/1 | FLORSHEIM SHOES you come to Cost 0 morVvre— _, SOUTHERS LE et McKnicht. 513 Locust St. > of Red Sun Distributing Co. the Original 619 CLARK AVENLE, New OFl ST. LOUIS, MO, 1A 14 12 .548 & tt The fact that FLORSHEIM SHOES cost mer secret of operating fe been doing busi- ns tailoring estab- Pants: hand about enough for We have on 490 ends large mS Tair or Pants worth up am $32.5°.. will them Out at 85.00, Rea] bargains. close BCUST ST. OTTON “STATES . no more in the long run, than the ordinary kind, does away with the only reason for wearing an ordinary Shoe! Wear Florsheims at all times. FLORSHEIM SHOE STORE Olive at Seventh FOR THE MAN i Minor League Results. THREE I LEAGUF. smiimgton 1. AME “RIC AN “ASSOCIATION. tum? “we q, St Pat | ler nolis 0 edo mrieville e Kansas Qc ndiananolis 18 _Mi® ” Pe wa ukee if 6-1. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Atianta 10 Mobile 7 Mirmincham 4. New Or Nashv' lie 3 Chattanooga 3 Litt PACIFIC COAST LEAGTE. Tom Angeles 14. Sacramento 6. Oaktand 4. San Francisco J. Seattie 4 Hallvwoo4 Portiand 9. Missions 3 WESTERN LEAGTFE. Tee Moince 4-7. Oklaboma City o-2 Wichits &.7 WHO CARES eee -. len’ #) Tulen 22 Dense postpone4: raly oe Unver your hat is your hair, the most important factor in your per- sonal appearance. The secret of keeping it in place is Glo-Co. Ask for Glo-Co and Glo-Co Shampoo at your favorite drug store, depart- ment store, or barber shop. Or mail the coupon. G6LO-CO LIQUID HAIR DRESSING GLO-CO GOMPANY 6511 McKinley Ave., Los Angeles, Calif Photo by Cuarlotte Fairchild You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and do- mestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there isan extra process— “It’s toasted” — no harshness, not a bit of bite. ‘It’s toaste Your Throat Protection 99

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1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH REDS’ COLLAPSE ATTRIBUTED TO FAILURE OF HURLERSDITIONAL —_—_— SS EN mete , | lof St. Louis; Henry Hi Eemesee — the Pacific ¢ will #1 ibi- | feated the British team in a special ,e ; ry DD i pape peeet ‘| CHECKER CHAMPION ? rae ee ig Pyape ont international match and ig now on | Tom Patterson, former Stats an it ie, | Brooklyn has made in one game $0 ; NTRIES tions against 20 or 30 opponents hibit ion. Pers = R A , HE . e, giving exhi ions | Pp ersons in terestea ~" RUNNER- IP F far this year. : CING E. c| OF T WEST COAST og Sgpans at the Railroad Y.; his way hom & 8 ers or those wishing to pe el 6, Wil Try . ° ee ee M. — + f ernoon start- en route. . ee ne | WILL EXHIBIT HERE in oe penser To 4mong his opponents tomorrow | the exhibition are invite@ “e 1e@ burden of the pitching has; ~~ —™ the | will be DePasco Ryer, champion t¢ nd. ‘4 Th ¢ , 1 n as it? — } U } Ss . — oF ey ay, ¢ om in Ras % been put on Donohue as it 1 sually Rhubarb ; ong res 1] } SSE . Hanson of san fran- Hanson was a member of th Wee | u s + cepeer r aes Lanria€ Aad AT AURORA. ; . a a : T ey. ° , ; ~ " > ? i 3 nd he can’t win as he did in ‘A bee © > : eam. § f . ¥9 Cl -hampion checker player of American team which recently de- . Lome fA i a iL iii 4 if Lita i > in i : a ‘ £ Os nh ~*> . . ‘ Se ’ ac . ek " S 1 ool Maybe it wiJ dawn on tne Pe Kena Sie ating ‘| aWind Flower 1 t bInkaid = .......its — | a hs . Ww isd ia oe . * ws ; ‘ees o A - = = “he Ay hea 1 pil ot of the Reds aftera while — ae ‘iw e'aimi -year-o'd aNevads ock Farm entry fae 5 cae vero can pitch a willing horse ana up, three-quarters mile -_|Fauleoner and J. P. ‘Jones entry. 4 @ @ B BHOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING COS(S BSS 8 8 4 . Wor at Ciel of ar 4 sis : . Ve m 4 \7 ‘ one ° i} +2 : ih - . oe — k : ? ie Us ier ‘ . 0 — & "4 x ¥ Ps : €1s i. r t ae ‘ 7 ? 3 ; e “--* ~~? ; on the ‘ a ae 0} ; “or ~ , 7 hrAgT rge k uy, wnen we ae we ie re Te ———— who like their legs fRe==...... «- NCISCO. Mav ie edie, former lightweight ef - colorfully dressed “fi «=: ©: sous nes sources 1° » ” ‘ Big George } Hendricks’ Team Not Good! then. On at re Enough to Stay Up With : at Pet o : Ordinary Pitching, Foster : hop Se will. Says—Rixey a Disap- consiserati , authoritative " -a 3 today that the mano who) But —s e : 4 cegrids 135-pound .crown PRs - BM. ad Wolsast in 1912 and ‘ BS ; aot ded to take another ona fly bali tl ’ al ‘ 2 ‘ ‘ = . i 3 = — 7 J .e8 i ; : ‘ iA } ? , : > > ; . ++ - : | , ' , . , ointment year older than they were ta ea- m P -rierson tit Pi ) r ; . 4 © = + ; ‘ — t 7 - . , . . “ - S ’ we ; , ai . af” ‘ f . ~~ “ _ + ce ~ y > y « te ~ 7 , finyT > | . ‘3% . | » * ae ‘ 4 > | . » +. — ' 2 Aa . “a ' ‘Jia ts ‘ 4s . 4 ia f s - i. “ ‘ s = , 6 , . . . “~ : } silt t . . ‘e- “4 bid - rh ~ - én ’ nn $7 Fa a 1s **? ° - I **% ; ' " ‘ ; ° ; . yi Tat l iii? i’ , . , La s* is ; i ‘ a ‘i , ; ; : r A ot th te Xfa- ‘on ? ~ a _ - } } 3 tek: ’ ff — se A ia } ? i — . > ; 7 +o ; ri _ 4 ’ 2 6 : . L’. By John B. Foster vyhen the team has faltered in some } 7 - fF * ‘ ‘ ’ " . ’ ’ we 4 ‘ . . 4 : + = = . } . ’ a : ae \* ~ * - - *- = es ? ii t I rs i] i ‘ le 2 oe | ’ o . ’ : j i 44 i ti s id i , : ' . - u Pa’ Z - ‘ 1 '_** . Liaki Ae . t} I - + ™ ’ 7 ‘. ‘ | ~e¢ . — ‘ Special Correspondent of the Post awe heel nd Ifthe? ing sup- : i “7 A4% , 7* , " s * 3 . ’ i i i > i f — ” . . ie 4 eS yl Q 4 _ ‘ fan \ ry . e . . ; a = a . ’ ea * . 17 e 3 ~-- , e> | »* ‘ ‘iY P’ ai BACAR LSS eA iat s ‘ i . . on - 7. ¢ +-~ * - . (9 _ ‘ 1 . Cc ' » . «* a, A , “= *¢ , ¢ Pia y iti ‘ ahs si s s = a4 . ss . : a af 5 | ' . ? ; . . al . * ’ } + . +, an a le " > . 7 7 i > nT tT} W an | } ‘ a hit \ ; ‘ ai tas 4 7 . - . 77 ’ i : 4 «Aa ‘ as : ’ a> ; \ ha a ’ r ate i ae tena i is } , ~ -- “~~ > T ™ ~ * r ’ 4 Lee yT s+ oa — ’ ; : r : rai ‘ as i : : er 7 ; " ’ xs ‘> P rae teds Need More Base Hits ee? ‘os ae ' : mn Tae | oe FO . CoC ( w sine aie awe i} ‘ é ] ~ I — ee _ - aida ¥ i -*¢€ ij Pe | ~ = ~ . ~~ v ms t —“a c . ' ry : ioe - ” oe! > " ; * — . “ i : | nee % } } P y aa i é r . ‘y - . . - Py ‘ ‘ at the Reds rea ‘ . ' b 2 _' that brought hi mn" at any time ait want them 2° i cee Changed im ; “BF agaed some runner may Bie 36 years old and weighin« _ moment that gaudy . : -¥gp 4 pounds, Ritchie has the hand of @ Ree S | he jumior welterweights of the If Alexander nbent position ¢ 0 ¢ 50 | ~~. . 2 if ande tn . rm a . lle re . : 11 Take a good tip and see the won- 2. 7 tO re e n h alr git OVe ? i of ry +7 . c me Tit goipD ‘ hat PI : j - on h itn é 7 . : . ** ; } . A é a : i : ’ i ig 44 ef ee ’s a p rr} ’ 4 . on : 7" _ 4 4 ro 7 fh j } ’ ts _- , ,¢* efarcnn . r— P es a 3 - s ‘ “-.— te} ing. | » i* hii ere & Aa . - . = | . ad 3 sis ais : a h S } cs f Th tag a batting about .°60 as against | | . . nt 118; 2 Ucom : Se the Setection o ese Enna Tor? . > of “ ‘4 rm : a1 tigi i PS ~ LP ibe o- « s | , i - a- i “ ‘ ’ . aa Sa lies ; - ’ ’ - tie ‘ : ‘ YY ~ +5 . .* 4 , ; ’ ” ° - . > ° 4 % ; ° , | ’ 8 4 ’ > ' : . ne ? , ae i + , i i wy aid 4444 ; ~ A , disappointment akaifl Moe Bi Von; “ r . , ‘ ' , . ’ . “ ’ ; LC — . 5 . . ; P Tho be Ti¢ oar. [2 i i *> a4 i f ’ i La " $i a" . i 2 - i = | Ivn team g . : min * * petordav vw inn} ° ’ » -& e ‘ - —. a -* . or r " 3 . oe > *-”~ ‘rrr —~“A24 ‘} Orict i P| ; 4 i ' 3 i ‘ i ‘ 4 = ; a . “ + €? .? 2) Lif J 3 s . s ; : ‘ tk a 4a). Lbhabsa : -~ - : ;' ' ; : 2 . r ‘ Sane . - 4 PoaA . wine — 4 * . ; ; , ° 7 ; - a 4 ad Jel 4 if ‘ i | ° ’ Reds by slamming ont 1 its, t! 3 et Soe a . : . | $3.4 ¢ oo? ’ Md - ; cr? oct 2 i ee ae sd ; oy 7 ‘ s 4 ms é ie Aa i Ps ~ sma ‘ i y ‘ ‘ - . . ‘ j P — ~~ i - ‘ j 2 . ‘ P . . ‘ “ae os . . j } 7 - ; ; r . > . — rr 4 ‘ 2 . ‘ . - . _* = 4 s ‘ ' ’ ‘ \ ; } j ~ — . > = e. . - : . ’ . ; .- it ae ~OF ed Sete Sees ee nen Tan rater It Val {Bes STRAW HATS ROCK ISLAND LINES AT PIMLICO eee i nee | cans -_ | ne pencil Change in Schedule Effective Sunday, May 15th, train 23 Weir Justice WA cHaven A Car 104, tuck t pe nes, atied. The | vill leave St. Louis Union Station at Erin Go Brash i * Be | oe 4 Uy dies “7 ° ee eee ‘ Gai ; Bew ith us i910 A. M., instead of 7:30 A. M.; No. “J.P. Jones a H. Faw oa lied ng? Rip Kap > % : ° . = > ° ‘ > . bipedal e aver & ‘Ros onian 24 vill arrive St. Louis Union Station ws ffs pb Rag ” 4 Ate oe OF . ‘ , . 1 . - ce ! , \+ Hrdrome! * : 3 8 0.p. M.. instead ot 7 *30 P.M. Len 113 Rec +t na Black Panther me | 6; DW Y Nfs ii » t mh oe ' ' + hiker i 26 aD: *} pattie . li : — : te atislens entry: bldle Heur Farm entrv: BROA d ‘ - ~ 4 nt. Ritchie beleves. Melting Pot. ithe Post-Dispatch. ’ ' OLIS. b" ay 12 2? — Nine- | . The tub holds no terrors for Spalding Linen > Scoagagaecr ace ; Real ! 7 : i dates representing six | Anickers. Real lincn that keeps tts body. We sell ; Si = : “gape tions—Engiand, Can- | regiments of them. That's why theyre only $5.00. _ | so . Others at $2.93 Russia, China and} have reported as candi- | : the soccer team at the} of Minnesota. ; | 2 - ‘we wt we © iwi iwie ~~ * = - - ~* we « ee istw te cH. P. Whitney entrv: dd. E. Widener entre. Sis a—$7200 handican. The Brow TWO DOORS NORTH OF WASHINGTON =s. EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 314 COLLINSVILLE BS @ @ @ @ BOPEN SATUS UNTIL 9 P. MB SBSEeESB SB BREELAURAROPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7 P. & = j: MATCH YOUR CC An Important Announcement | ~ wire oe to Every Car Owner = the Newest BePabrics and Colors im an variety. 28 to 50. n= $ 5 t ee Made mode waist - : ev « tis 900 teens Bethe Re as toy Raped Bins Tene’ v MA, ‘ Nt 2p gt oe ein yors eph pan td dead whe rw mans piievemamiaited et Gintama eatin - _ stil, oe —— hae —Z Ses S20 = ‘ m+ - Se “ tebe Brn ea See Ase Ea ia Soh Sa! HRS AS: rt ane Haas ing: he BIE SBS PS Reece a ate chem CA ee atak > 0) @ D> e 0) & IKK + 0) ere eee LARGEST RETAILERS OF PANTS I me THE PANTS $ i Hl Hi fia i mm hii, hile nt Le ality Hag oe ft ie ra Hit Hi " Hine! Hin page yee i PETTUS Eaa a the eee teh eee Deepa = regimes es Heme mir ¢ O +p + 0) SS SSS EE Ne ee ES - P , » *4 a ypyrtd S OMS S OWT rs How to Buy ad Straw Hat a ‘age WE are glad to announce that we many cases they have led in advance- ons h ave become distributors for the ments in the industry. \. © : ty ~ famous G & J line of automobile tires. Today, G & J Tires are made in the Thousands of car owners in this city most modern tire factory in the world | : | te ) 93 ee know the long-established reputation _ py the most modern manufacturing a hang how you look. But you . line (he is usuaily The Maid 12 Ella Ro 1 of these tires nig ) 3 USUAL pane Minor’ 22 ats mi ese tires. methods developed by science. O care. the fe ile Let him show you Ms and on six frlonge. 7 In fact, so faithful has been the quality the newsssortment. Any straw hat Balto. on Bieri 7229S of G & J Tires for a quarter of a century, th bs ™ sonnel oe mK be ope : ied o S ot the rigit size will ft your head— to OO Wh i that they are spoken ef everywhere as "at gives the motorist the except “Sag 53 Poe eerie “Good Old G & J *? serv ice of G & ae Mileage 1 1S built into but -a Toknsend Glee Straw will ; every tire in the line, w hich includes a fit your face, lt is a well-known fact that G& J tire for everv need. HE circumference of the sweat Here’: the way to buy a straw b-’ band is enough if you don’t care t aler who handle inhi ne Bre aj ene. . = - ; > % eae ety ee, ee Ce ee ee ee CN ESE ed oR wine ist Se ee RE am eT Ee ne re NEY fee Ne, Pe SID ne ONSET. APP LO GMA PER OPRT, (gh LIB : ees We are proud to stand behind a tire That’s why we have scientifically developed the assortment of hats in the Townsend-Grace line so that any face, every face can be fitted. te nd om. ome mile 31 © sixte Tires have embodied all of the greatest lo b: Look for our name and the dealer's Lakross .. 11 Drummon? |. 124 improvements in tire building sinc Let us help you to solve your tire ng, thin faces can’t wear straw name. A doubk assurance of quality, Rian Caddie 10% Terrible Man. ..10% the earliest days cf the motor car. In problem. ts that were made for round, chub _value and style : fie * Treanor : aaa AE AR eT ae ts ta re Panel". “10 a nite riRES MOUNTED FREE avOl ‘om = + Pa when they straw hat to conform to your heac. : ied) oe - = a VS L N Ty ERSAL TIRE CO. (Inc.) 2840 Locust St. wear hats designed for small men. Perfect comfort). — sl 6. eet a3) Free City Delivery. Mail and Phone Orders Filled. 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____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a meeFRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 27-0 | RLERS' DITIONAL SPORT NEWS , a of St.-Louis; Henry H., Lepper Sos Paterson. former Sate cmt me RitCHIC, ¢ larrastoot Is Two Good Places to Save—The Bank and Bond’s sipion. | ersons Interested in check. ‘ ° ; ers or those wishing to tak é‘ | 3 | ) ithe ee tithition a mone, tee 3, Will Try Best in Hurdle | —== Mp Come Back Event, Tonight = ’ 7 World's oo. of Lag itis } ‘ JS. Timber - Topping Greyhound i QO Crs Pughtwei hts, Lraining "le AN ' Has Beaten His Most Formid- | es) : “for a Bout. : ‘nai a Ee | able Rival, Warm Water. : € LNA PD NA el : their legs |, we ee pRANCISCO, May 1° Me former lightweight) \Q pee Greyhound Selections. « ’ * Bir hie, : 4 ( y dressed we ig going to try another Would Braves Field in Boston |: ten al O ; 1e8 ( ent | ——— yard , a, sy pk. panes Ruth in @ home run rec | i—Maverick, Jack Dillon, Let’s gythoritative ecurces ; Oru. >. I 4 M. ; ; Pingac* ‘A | Go. ine man who Yes. The outfielders can play | 3 + , > mail iit a " ‘ yned today —— far enough back in Boston to get | «-—Caldron, Preen, Tor Dan- , aw s worlds 135-pound -crOWN gome of the fly balls that are | ger. 3 | s ; ° ‘ 919 ct > . -- > . : ° - * » Ad Wolgast in 1912 ana’ home runs on other grounds, 8—Lucky Amber, _ Frifolous | Fao ~ qwo years later to Fredd: Was the rule advancing runners; Friend. : , jas decided to take anothe: ona fly bali that is caught changed 4—Jimmie Jamestown, Dirk, ai = at any time after 1907? C. R. | Professor. na = / par ' Changed in 1920 so that the | 5—Orange Bitters, Red Con- e e% x= : ¢ ; ' 7. ‘ " gsome fortune. 8 runner may start from base the | Cern, Acting Buddy. ‘ mas years Old and WeishiIN=| moment that the ball touches 6—Nimble Nellie, Judy, Tom | 49 pounds, Ritchie has the hand of an outfielder, hand, Pac wer PaSe t | ; of course, meaning glove. i—DPryn oiasiream, appy E t tt t f h : ‘oh € th ‘? Alexend oe eo hit fe Sweep, Gay City. mos a rac 1ve O t e new Biupior welterweignts of tne ee ee ee ee +r $—Piaygoer Mil: : ; a base hit by Lazzeri in the last ‘aygoer, Milan, Lugna- . . . . pgenerauion. ne eee pert wanda at thee ete ncoten and the a ape See fabrics add distinction to these pooncern, as he feels tha’ tying and winning runs had been aoe ‘ASFOOT, Warm Wa- has taken of himself sin-¢/ scored right then for New York. cer. . Roum Massey. clever styles. New tweeds; new Tae } . the Ting will enable nira O who would have lost the game Jir i portunity and protection the age barrier. The immie r. f4- Haines or Alexander’? J. D. H. aS Jamestown, Dirk and . a“ ' d tel-patterned, imported My-round bouts now hold n Haines, : | Professor, three of the . Cassimeres; e worste S and chev- & amy the came that brought him Sea himself that he can cop: fastest ~ - ng ie rita agama sprinters at the Madiso ‘ i h d i h li h Ors that are soft and ap j set his battles were over th: Star to Coach. Am e adison Kénne} / : 10fS ; an some twists—i1n t e g t, : : nd ‘OU Can select are matched in the fourth ing. And) route. ST. CLAIRSVILLE, 0., May 13. | : ‘race to ight. The ‘result wi! é b : h h d h “th | 99 safety—for the color Be : senr or” ee eee eee test between three young stars— ‘ in one firm and selling cost 18 bout, stopped a couple of . ’ Playgoer, Milan and Lugnagun, Al] J e yfbeia before the final bell to save: Last Night . Fights. ¢ have been developed at the pres- thereby cut In half. You don’t “ a ( AG further punishm¢ nr. TN AAAAARAAARAARR Oneness ent meeting and just now it is dif. | Me made another effort, and! py the Associated Press. \ficult to say which jis the xe h t l t f d | th: Eby outweighed. lost a 2 Des Moines, la.—Louis Mays, | Playgoer’s last race was very ene ave O pay a O or FOO Cc O es, mung decision to Joe Simon-| Des Moines, scored a technical (being second to Suir Side and ° k to ’ NCL’ST STREET R conditions then and no knockout over Sam Brown, Dav- threatening to catch the big Irish if you TOW where buy! : , . Meperent, Ritchie believes. enport (3). Louis Kelly, Des (racer. Milan was third to Care- ; e ene eens Moines, shaded Walter Moody, taker and ‘Ballyknockin’ and looks [a Melting Pot. Rock Island, Ml. (10).° Ted Sied- |good for the place. Lugnagun % the Post-Dispatch. man. California. and Wilcat Id- hasn't had quite as much ex peri- ) ’ : - Sal . MEBLAPOLIS. May 12 Nine- die Mason, St. Paul, drew (10). ence, but certainly can cover ke aay he i h pe és . Meolidates representi six Indiana polis—Joe Sckyra, In- ground when he gets going. | : a itgaglael i nee ed mt nations—England. Can- | dianapolis, shaded Sully Mont- | Maverick a Hot Tip. | ys | OU, . : ; vy thev re onls ; ; i why they're on la. Russia, China ans gomery. Chicago (10). Red Fitz- | In his last start, Maverick was’ Bm have reported as candi simmons, San Antonio, defeated (a hot tip. He ran all over the’! Mer the soccer team at Pat Freeman, Nashville, Tenn. | track and then came on to be sec- is of Minnesota. (10). yond. On this performance he should graduate into the winning . » Class tonight. Jack Dillo: is MOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7 P. M.TERSRSRSRSRSASRA | gn, gna Re and only needs io get near WE MATCH YOUR COAT & VEST” §& (°. 70"! (0 make ie interesting a new one from ‘Shreveport, a ki his first | WITH A NEW PAIR OF PANTS | @ S*rv : ; k Measure fe te, ge Te ee wr: growing! Our factories are kept working Ps | Chanticleer, King Baggot and Gun Boa! LARGEST RETAILERS OF PANTS IN AMERICA sree, RACE— Futurity: & Zz = at top speed to supply the demand, and Deacon B#. 3° 60 R49 5. 7) Dn THE PANTS STORE C0 PINE ees Kak ogi mak noe i AS, we improve the product week after week 4 2 Time, :27 RN an rs. Toderrs nia a Kid Capnon, Dusty Foot Sack and New: ! and season after season. We can save BURRRLRMG! MAIL VEST OR SAMPLE “AMRSRERERERSAR AS FOURTH RACE—One-fourth mye: Mist Black Gold 1.3). 10:80 , Ld money for YOU. Over a Million men Marshall s Ribbon 5 oe 3 as oo ee... a ; ; th k ieee ag Wostth.” Motte aad Secumars ; have already bought Bond’s: Clothes. As | Blue also ran. ; FIFTH BRACE—Five-sixteenths mile: £ h Ticer Bill 16.80 7.60 4,20 any one oO them. as “AOU Es. ks cia as § mee | Moving Trigger ..... a hee 4 #0 Time :33 1-5. Mr. Hoo Hoo. peadace, Heneymoon Hawke Farmer [ecte and | ' 9, ; | Motor Sneed aleo ran, xf SIXTH RACE—Tohrer-sixteenthe mile: Bond § O ord’ Mod«l Rtuntney Chance ....190.20 5.40 3.3 |; Svnaiding Brutve ; 6.20 4 9 L e Hard A’‘Starboard +e ea nn 4g | Time. :19 93-5. Bneedv Wonder. Ens Ro d De wx -erd Bound. White Whiff. Billy the Ver ger Count Cardillac also ran. p Ss 5 SEVENTH RACE—Futrrity: oa | Ritter Sweet ......297.00 31,60 #.°4 ° ants Suits Moonev Hare . ae ae Sr eee —§ AN 5.00 9 nn eS a8 ‘pica eiase the’ a Compare the cloths and compare the work- jen Dreams. Ladv Like and No! . . . . tr: * | Bocnmam ales rane fey Cotta manship— stitch for stitch—with garments led in advance- S Ville -\ | rr costing $20 more. The finest of mills have rer 90"; cooperated with us to produce the fine 16 me 4 ef i” See olden Shred. tu! offer in this line. bene Lu he A, Rolls Rovce ; ounce worsteds | oe we ee a an ' very best! And every suit has two pants. | Yankee Star ...-+.+: 7. 20 oe a eed Bond’s “Tech” Medd Henne Peter. Actin ban ae shhie. Outlet and Running Can non also ran. i ; i ~~ ' TTT! Lior ra are made in the ory in the world manufacturing science. 6x nd behind a tire Sar 14 est “M\\ ee ee ee . 1A} TONIGHT’S GREYHOUND ° NY Ny it RACING ENTRIES | Shy “ SF Geom, ) CAA ALA PL LLLP LPP OL APL A A FIRST RACE—Three-sisteenths mie: - Maverick I“kelele Lady Pumpfield c Lat's Go RACK—Onr-auarter mile: which includes a the Qualit y— solve your tire tt —Pay as You Ride ) 1 \\\ aee te Res | Commander Stelle Mickevs Fal . & G \ ‘ “ Be Pmt Miv Clown : . 3 UARANTEE ‘ ‘ : Giory's tacky Bev , ; } aka! 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Gee Cc > 404 N. 9th St. pra ' s L.1enaeuH 330 2 BL | —— ae as n “NINTH RACE—One-cuarter mile hur | ple: 3 : V ' In Tarrasfoot ' Rae BRine ; ky Jim 36 Collinsvi A e Monet Meer we _ | MidiOe Salat Fthels Fancy ~

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ST. Louis POST- DI SPATCH ee ar eee _FRIDA Y EVENING, MAY 1, ol. LOUIS POSI- DISPATCH ¢ 4d ] — ‘ — eq . = } AC awn Chair yuisitely finished and trimmed \v 2 $5.95 $4.95 tu wv id . ‘ ws * * a — aaa, +. CE, , ae aa. ae, a + a unsympathetic, and for two | 75 Weebl ; Pay Onl ee unsympathetic, an ve ne| tice Hits 9 5c Pay Only $1.75 Week y Finely Framed Mirrors ; y $1 Down . ~ explained their aims. Ont of men, aa ARE se a mass interview there em :°32d | ~~ ; : Formerly Sold at $7.95 ———— eS. se Sewing points: wont a t! ‘ ps : * . : iG : : ‘ 3: ' ‘ = é ‘ a are mith — . eo Soviet Russia has defin tely Su pe a. No Phone OT Mail Orders : Bs S. ined J oO xr C O Arce i 4 ‘ he i The Meee - . ; | ? - toned isolation. -tannn then i operator ences & | id 1+ — | fir ble | th the League of | ©@Urt Sum ‘ " : . ° v et, ne J a er at > * ; ie °- : re ; ~ ?) anperate wi t Ls - : " _ ; 2 “ cian i. st + co can co ee , ‘hl - ettens and fraternize with capital-; Pay Only $1 Down r we organizations and imperialistic | mments in hopes of -stabiisi- political recognition of coexist- 2ef communist and capitalist jem s. the future the bolsheviki wil. | BR resort to propagandist activ: (IF ; = ae ‘although insisting on the richt REFRIGERA JK: - expound their political ani cco-; PORCELAIN LINED ; a ic theories wherever and when- | others champton theirs. , Union | Would Rehabilitate Indu-iry. ) They surrendered momeniartiy | Both axiom that the world could not) ; ol . * ~ , _ . =. ~ ra -§ : , mis —_ : . . . : ~ ‘ 7 i eo t De ies j ‘a as =... mie y ae ) = _ - : by . ot - : Papi , . ag : => ‘ 2 - - P. % é ah on ~ Wie eo | 3 } {is 4 Bae | Li | 3 ) y half capitalist and haif com- N , 7 " : i " X . . ge ; “ i . : , - : - Su 4 " . — -_ * ; | a eee ee mist. They are willing to make * on . a 7 , F * _ : [= -. bat a a ‘ , | — _ ——- = . . : > . Pay Only $3 a Month Po tain indispensable ¢ ee =a Lamps Worth $25 to $29.85 aderful assortment of Bridze a lumor Floor Lamps ~ these Mburrors are Peat a | | Kroehler Revolving Seat Day-Bed Simmons Walnut Steel Be capitalism in order to «e-/ e: and the oetu gtria! structure. , &&n Per \ = ——— 3—Piece Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite eo | 4.95 | heel —| lemme os ios bur eurety aan. | strut ‘ . $4" 3 | = | harming well-burlt Set, , - : ; ‘ ily patterned | ye cautiiul s : sale ened ‘ai ' | | ee : a : o 4 i tate the Russian economic a & Ades T i s hs 4 government ownersh'p *® 4 } HON. An roubles fabo:t entire fo> fieids no dsemely carved. The | Pay Only $1 Down 6.000.000) from abroad men ware ‘cG h the soviets are willing zo} Union RB concessions. But the only *e ‘slike are pay «6is:«CU6the:=C (hlsteadily improving the Pitt Mmercial asd industrial relations} Hon to o Rusisa = | litica!l staPility Ellis Although commercial. relations; Mine we . : ' : a. . prince eo” - : ‘ _ a’ the mix ¢ Gray Oak Breakfast Set gh F. ep oni eee : ft: : CR 4 Cm-enamecc tour 5 Ss 1 whee mica. recognition, the delegates , - ss trade with the United States ™°" of . mid be enormously facilitated by | ™* be. Cane-Panel Eed | ) | $s 4 4 ee vs i Be | 2 bendy epee vce | and lange beoien Th ) Grower. bonges. Spe- | & - e : $Q-9 REFRIGERA i OR BARGAIN i. | ELF. +s cally preeeds —— ’ one tt. rie > aa , wease Russo-American commerce imiso 1p $3.95 roo = : : . enfo!+ putiate ‘ . ease . , agcreeme ee Not Democratic Fascism. aniinis COMifrit j aa th ~ 2s- , nism. e R mine 4 cannot be character- Offi as Ae oe + . | aed cemocratic Fascism. The | ma classes, itt was explained. | - 20 a ai . “gage . ' S li k r b > , —~ -- : | ik 4 3° : : #: _ | ; iy GAS STO : > & ‘{2.istic and settlement of Canvas Back Steamer Chair : teel Link Fabric Spring | cy, ef Sank rae ity “iy | _ Made citicele cf qrclk: 37) Ga W difficulties without strikes With Cen~vax =. - Re ‘ 3 . i}. > 4 - 2. a we ey . ‘ “oe 4 4 ef . . . 3 O a => \ it 33 > rt =I : +" 34. ; g ‘rer oven . | brodier... ee —— Jv nterests do not exist. —— = = | Pay Only $1 Down . Pay Oni. sventiy strikes are unneces- Pay Ouly 50c Weekl, ' i ee SS i ts ee 12 s. i on Aes 4 € Rees: 4 43 , —— an” 1 Pt | ; “ i part of the two rec- | : | | | Ree , asses—workers — =a OB as x ’ertheoless Gregory S5kolni- ) ; . ai 4 | | ““. (ne right to strike would | -_ S emeesenenntiine aie = w= 4 7s — ~~ Negotiate their obiliga-; | — —= | ; : ‘leir hope that futrr. | » oO ‘2 a rl * + a Ox Sa ry : ss mane aes au nounced The pr... 4 a -m + A | basis ®evidgl are now directing tending r °F, —® Console Phonographs |! VM 7) / , spies P= © Mow 24 - 7 D etterts seen ee erap ) = / ty NY ome Wardrobe Trunks and Lay Bets at the conse. the amen conference, the sale eng pay Compiete With Pair Candlesticks oe “-9OnS to the representa- and 12 Selections FREE ‘ | 2 : 3 -Door Side-Icer Model Ds » on Credit—Easy Term “ i nCustriatists and obtaining ” » ae hk : round tone ic a 50 : > burlt Ma ae ten ea throughout. Has three roomy .. - soition. The British are’ rupiis ; “4 ms ‘ 4 pt if : 4 ~iit ae G -* " . Rae ‘= : a - t mooth-rucning mm e eden three galwaniced 4 _, -rtures so far, acting ~ a ~~ «= . = | S _ ™ e ™ - . ae ' : 3 7} re f ~ 3 food - y= om ng _— oS : r . ; a - , ; : aha! a¢ May be bad , Lineg throughou ns from London. . eS ag rr) a ne * trom, ~ .50 Pncacn ce THis Darvgain Saturda St taune a — > ut . isterceae im ez ia 2 Must Di with nae : Thorne eneadiican $I a Week Pavs for T his Phonograph nn t of stracher P O .. ie Rh aa “~ back and breas ra ines = ‘4 7 Gna « Condemn Aul@er-tired wher's tired wheels. : , town, cretonne kee Pay Only $3 a Month ay n y Cc ee y ag back $1 6.95 belt. os cock See Our Complete New Limes in Pay Only $1 «@ Month Pay Only $2 «a Month Iuternaticaal . Figure Pri oe oo -- Beet, tho tom, er Manian default | ae ae a ee aa at camping, that ts, cates | Tas tal | “The House of Honor” —Se Here Early Se se frontal senna condemning gov- | “witing : Here Courtesy ; ' ; . , Scores of M on . ret | _ tes to home indus-/| . tay Always Greets the Visitor ‘ — ~ ) , * Values Await You in Bes — Cm oe e- ras A Be | met a a: S. Corner 12th and Olive Streets > ; — 2ui recorcs ° ee ne x, * * June Bride Sale’ - —

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- cs : Drama—Music na stags sttse: 2: - ; Y- STERN AV IL, | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH { | Movies—Society 4 Dail y cane = ie a 3 espns etcetera gists: ist Sseathstaerniiiteuisemcge titties aesassnzesscbeees sesmassteeasestsssussts ces acstestss SHEE Sar rae Ho rygeetisars Heirs . || % . 7 } 7 - — ca } 7 PAGES 29—50 | | tF » -_ eo Furniture f T THREE ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927. i. | or . . wont ‘ Bh Brides of Today ) te he FUGITIVE WITNESS FOUND i one’ RAID MAY CAUSE Hi and Tote Al GENEVA ae CHURCH BOARD DEMOCRATS IN Be a OIL TRIAL OFF TILL OCT. 17 t. a . | } - | He EEL e we ‘ | 1 Justice Defers Fall-Sinclair Teapot Dome : | DIPLOMA Ik BREAK } (GN TI ( N Case on Learning H. M. Blackmer Has FOR | | a ° . | j te Been Subpenaed in France. iain : dF. D.R It, After Tri |Home Secretary in Tell 200 NewS- | By the Associated Press. refused to accept the $500 o%f-red Presbyterians Recommen » UY. Roosevelt, er p Tell Cossumanin Cannan tes WASHINGTON, May 13.—H. M.!as expense money. ° BeS tioned * to Georgia Says People _ + en Russia Has) siackmer, one of the long-sought| Official notice also was given to Remarriage Be Sanc , Entry of Soviet’s London = peperm witnesses in the Fall-Sinclair oil| th court of the recent death of Only for I nt Part in Inundated Zone Want ~ ed Isolation and : . | A, E. Humphreys, Colorado oil op- niy ror innoce y H uarters _ — 2 following gee defintely | Subpena although the missing :+il| the Gove rnment charges Sinclair limit divorced persons who may be In demanding a special session, Arcos Ltd. is described as “the £g “a —— et Rievition. Hereafter it|OPerator refused to accept (he | obtained $230,500 in Nberty ponds|remarried in the church to the| roosevelt made it plain ‘he was | BILL IN ALL-NIGHT SESSION sole selling and purchasing agency . a HT; : gmat ont of| Court summons when the Am-ri-/ and caused them to be converted | innocent parties in divorce actions| ng the not only his views but | Great Britain for the Union of i ! ( Cl) ; co-operate —_— nn | /can consul tendered it to him and! to the benefit of Fall. 'based on adultery. basmagd tes: Ce , | Noisy Opposition and Singing of in Grea me i She = | ons and fraternize with capita yf epee erent nee SER eee eee ———===— | The Presbyterian Church is the; those of many Democratic leac 4 Laborites Cause Invoking of ; Socialist Soviet Repuplics. 3 | oa «i organizations and ee ‘only one of the credal Prot-|in Southern States. | Cloture Rule. The raid has already yielded re- | rte 3 : »stablis‘i- | 7 ' 7 ave nj , many | ae | aematey nah ee a oeeis.| WITHESS AT L ct 6. HEARING | estant communions—which _in- nivoy tone we bey set Sarees 4 the Associated Press. sults which have been kept secret, Rei. @ secant etenthai | | cludes the Episcopal, Methodist, | people in the floode aed "LONDON, May 13.—Only the (Nath; officials ee of communist and capitalist | EXPLAINS RAIL EXPENDITURES ri e Re 1ed Church of; last night at his home in llyue| Peace Delegates Sav ° Nothing but are described by high offic e " i | loo satelenay ee in| Park, “and they have felt that the| first seven words of the trades ° concerned as momentous and his- ze + en i s, © Deen . rie: > Ref ‘hure 1) Park, “% sells sexegh te ae | : ; as = : ye ‘he future the bolsheviki wil. | a Y oe ee “4 we the “a tt a ar eae te Dinvte Federal Government should take|union bill, designed to prevent Is Settled, Force Has toric ~. a —- , activi-| torney for Opponents o | the nitea siares ant pete 208 eon pia: a? ‘ me ‘ : ” . SS “resort t0 Sco greg rizht | Merger Proposal. tian Reformed Church—which rec. | sae to gh pated ar gh erage ose 6 es fm aitting | Prevailed. Soviet Charge d’Affaires Rosen- F : Ithough insisting > : ae ae se ‘orce ex-7’mament form of relie ig Can! py the ouse o /om ’ ji er ee ae’ 7 REFRIGERATORS Bpe2220 sein potitical ani oo |" WABHINGTON, May 12.—Cros-leept aduttery. | | peasibty be given by the veluabeey| ne tana Ee ane | PANAMA, May, 12.—Pansag| 00” Sst 5 Saceeenenannees = 3 _,.: ‘ries wherever and when- “ “vue ore Sees eee, scat poi “ ee re ies iii intl -_ ‘ork ¢ , ed at PANAMA, may Ae to see Austen Chamberlain yester- ae c 3 INED ¢ theories whereve _ ‘mere - last ly food and clothing, but help | There was much noisy opposition | the Liberal Nicaraguan peace dele- The protest, which Rosengols a. Only $1 Down | ey y ist. They are willing to make a railroad's proposal to buy control the “ens pri during . adh sir Sl i time tition tal vba to| during the night session including | gates made the statemen{ that handed personally to Sir Austes ee eee , Dt. . oe a fs : 7 ee Fi the Associated ress ¢ he Erie Q Pe-e Marauette year. . e subcommittee is headed | whe c ——w § — . . se . , re- a ere 3 a * of a eeeenaa Sto ‘"|"" PITTSBURG. Pa.. May 13.—In elt Mga 6 : : \by Dr. Clarence Edward Macart- go back to their lands and begin|one outburst of singing, and Most seem 3 = prime v0 al : | rae h on pos peg — ua | . arn “ rove aiid ne coe! ee ee H riry W. Anderson, counsel for | ney, pastor of the First Presbyter- | the work of rehabilitation. ep ye fa. > sg "peers ee rive “! ‘s land oh oe perry BE + io yr a a f itate the Russian ec enna -ennsvivania is > waged a pie dh Te te ee a wae TS *hure ittshure ho made |! wi ave ew crops #nd/of the contention ce . ost elemental gu es | | id antes , ern eccigi gay Se ae the |the Chesapeake & Ohio minority, so ee oe vats oss at what ae Gee enero dine defintibiin av aandeubre meee The deldaaten recently wite te pense Qo poet Resnnen”: Zhe , _— ' strug a) lé ree »s- the -conclusions iS ass © restore the ais oe ; : ve Moscow, slowly but surely abar- tc see tf febere operations ta the which opposes the me = r, yea se “1g They will need seeds and ail sorts/ strike. Some conservative mem-/ conference with Henry L. Stimson, police, he alleged, assaulted a so- = : ee §=—Cwhersh'p. | ti central competitive soft coal tioned Harahan as oo oe The re commendation wiil be act--, o¢ other supplies. The work is such | bers appealed to the Government | representative of President Cool- viet employe who refused to sur- abe — d Ms 3.900,000,000 roubles (abo: t| rsa beck iat .Ainnen which induced the ¢ nesapeake & elit haeee ° toss seen ie spodia commit- that it cannot be done ty the Red/for a clearer definition than is idge. They are on the way to re- render the key to a safe contain- ia 00,000.000) from abroad. est : Union miners and operators | Ohio to refrain Pucgoerl Ber aici | tee May -4 in San Francisco and Cross or any private agency. conveyed in the wording of the port to the Liberal President, Juan ing the personal papers and cipher Pt a aera are. willing ~ lalike are watching the effort of; more money on tg CcOa! terminals will be proposed for action by the «personally, I am strongly in| first clause of the bill. Sir Doug-| B. sacasa, on the result of the con- codes of Chinchuk, head of the = essions. But the only ray © ng Ve lu, mut . , . ‘ ~ e = GAS S Principle are independent 0 the “break” in the present suspen-'| minals at the i 4 hater ‘ f the | recognition of “willful and _ pro- cratic members of the Congression- | °TS@nizing or inciting a ae completely defeated the forces 0 cial Attache Shannin. ae meled four burners, ; All erlameled, ~ sturdily mitical recognition, the crepe CPE of work, however remote it insisted the investment o st |longed desertion” as a cause for) ,) 4,1, ation from New York State | S'rike should not be liable to the / ni, Conservative President, which “The personal search of the cs meiec TOU an Ss 4 2 ¥ o_o 22/1 5 y , Y : . , .£8846.0m ai aes . ; : é TOC Rat eas ave 0 say, ‘ “. ‘ “le iin ove and hrouler. Has ; Has 4 age 16 inch trade W ith the if nited Stat 5 | mav be, will come in this district funds in facilities S, gaan pies | divorce. on the ground that abuses will join in the movement. which bill's penasties. ; Lab it had withdrawn from the nec K of women was carried out by male a >: yr ye | binges. Spee GS e 54.7 oo ge lingeene geal Offictals Of the company Setrees | Sound per emens a Renta: and conspiracies have grown up in seems to have the backing of “Cold ‘feet, shouted . pr nen. land separating the great lakes. police officers,” the protest says. ni 3 ' $49. 75 cially priced. $ Enition. The fact that trade | that the nonunion policy is suc- | proven to be better oe that | the divorce courts based on deser- vtieaiie ait Re A Congress and the Attorney-General fe This territory, they added, had been Rosengolz declared the raid be- ps % Pa $4 Down. Pay $5 Down oo Shh France, engrane | cessful buf union miners deny this Anderson sought to sion nad lion pleas. fron the South ee near “ie et occupied by United States forces. gan an hour before the search A y ol other countries. suffered rip “Th, the Western Pennsylvania the tidewater traffic = coal ‘Today ’ the Macartney proposal] Since going to Warm Springs. me eee ae ee ae pe nent | “Gen. Moncada.”’ they said, thus warrant was presented and that *: ENition had been extended is district.” Searles says, ‘the sus continuously increase: reads. “desertion is one of-the most about three months ago. Roosevelt | we have co ee Dantinienek has not a Nicaraguan enemy in the nearly the whole search was made ms explained. Valerian Obolen- pension has developed into an out AIGN OF EDUCATION frequently cited grounds for di- pep ine Gentes lem a) Gua ae | becomes an act o ‘Parlian field, with the Americans blocking | | iin the absenes ef représenintives : ens with America.| inion. The Pittsburg Coal .Co.. T0 HELP COTTON GROWERS | i: well known that in’mang cases |. ae meas parts of the country. PaerE of cineea Soldiers Slowly Be- | The police, he charged, seized declared this would be muU-'| largest operator in the district, was sere the so-called desertion is not will- \In Georgia he has run into a move-| OPPOSING COUNSEL IN SUIT ing Collected. and carried off a mail bag ad- ly beneficial ane would ‘™-! one of the first companies to re- | By te Meee ITY. N. J.. May 13.' ful and prolonged on the part of ment, which has the backing of ne eins y the Associated Press, dressed to the soviet’s official moe we e Russo-Amcerican commerce | nudiate the 1924 Jacksonville wag Re | em asking for a cam- one ot the parties, but an artificia] | severat men of prominence to at-| W. L. Fisher to Defend a oe a communism, the er | mine coal again on a union — icc are to be presented to the sion, To all those who have come to him | By the sae a a , wal yesterday and is proceeding a | He characterized the raid as mais, en Oe ees | Officials of eriat tee ! sp Pi American Cotton Manufacturers ' “This has led to great abuse. The with suggestions that he become a | Ww ao ee peter according to ae eon oe “flagrant peng - se ote ’ ig § j ibi. 1e » o_o 4 m ~ ag ; . © ef : i Ocent eren : *) ! : . ’ N ; - - Ay e Lo : ates ma- / © . $0 as pmeratio esis a | ports from 16 cit rpe ‘ aa preengpetonennen Sestesttbigeses erecee ge * -e} . Editorial Page +et eee + oe teres eereeees 4 - TFeeRs ose heen ts ebas theese. - oe * <eeene eee eer rs err tse Ae A Seer ee an ome ad vet -— tm * ees’ sae SP 6 3 Naa " epinasilaiiaitbinit minted - : eee ve

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927. PAGE 30 wee oe | ST. LOUIS AND POPLAR BLUFF. | THE FIGHT FOR LOWER TAXES. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : wane the disaster at Poplar Piluff has touched the' A bill was introduced in the last session of the | | died | np ‘Legislature which was designed to cut the costs of our } ais > | Founded ea heart of Missouri cannot be doubited. Missouri cities, State government. It proposed to do this by abol- 2 733,37 73 ne Retin i “> Published by ‘merchants and railroad men are supplementing the ‘ishing useless jobs, consolidating departments and ie SR ns, Roc, Te , REESE Lo Utes gee es Sota Ts : . 2 i The Pulitzer Publishing Compa aid of the Red Cross, and, thanks to this statewide creating a State Department of Budget. It_under- Nace ee Se . Se se ae Sa ee ed bs | The Mathematical Ith Boulevard end Obwe Sts . , or e public business of wee i of, eh ae . Nea a a Se a . eS. Wes - | . & . ori erent ‘sympathy, Poplar Bluff is betng brought back to some took, in & word, to organize the p See SE Re a ea Vlg ot PE Ag Wenn tal 7 7 . = Min = = THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM semblance of order and comfort. i kvew that my retirement will “There are more than 100 dead, and many more make mo difference tn ite cardinal are injured,” says Mayor Berryman,, who places the principles, that it will atwass tight for pregrcss or reform, never tol- property loss at $2,500,000. A terrible experience, truly, Missouri on something like a private business basis The measure was sponsored by the ‘Missouri Asso- ciation for Economy in Public Expenditures. A lot of work was done in preparing it. The chaotic con- geek eles ditions of our public business were described, with MOLE PHILOSOPHY AND OTHER ESSAYS. By Cassius J. Keyser. (Dutton.) Rn. CASSIUS J. KEYSER, most widely known as the author of a brilliant and pro- the resultant inefficiency and waste. The unan- ernte injustice ot corruption, always 1 254 one certain to command the sympathy of the : swerable proof of those charges was cited in the ex- fight demnrogees of all parties, . ra never belong to any party. always State. Few Missouri disasters ‘tmve equaled it. tat overnment, which in oppose privQeced classes and public ‘None has killed or maimed such a large percentage penses of our _ ving wed trem eon te a matics at Columbia Untvrer- plendercrs. mever tack sympathy of a century have Jumpe m $4,000.00t Mathe with the poor. alwuye remain de- of the community. $54,000,000. , = a Sad, 5 te Soe ats 3 - — my o yk RS | 2 | sity. =e mi pn pert a oe Soars ee cane No special subscription for the relief of Poplar The bill failed. Legisiators were most 3 AS ‘. ot eg” , > s : — Santo om tnaitaeumeliell . : : . : ; s : ‘ also brief. that have been delivered yocative Littie book, entitled efhinking About Thinking,” is the head of the Department of cials, department heads . + ay LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE &¢ther with all that goes with suci relief. For this meantime i will undertake a campaign > of arousing and mobilizing a pulic se 3 reason Red Cross headquarters in St. Louie wish it 1 the hope of arousin Sek ee The name and address of the author timent which the next Legislature will not \ruore must accompany every contribution, but understood that the way to help Poplar Bluff, which on reguest will not be published. ters mot exceeding 200 words will ; : preference. scriptions to the national fund for flaod relief. That j iciency and extravagance in the manag The Attack on the Library. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch of it is needed for Poplar Bluff will be applied there. yee eae ot economy, Voic > tax-ridden FPTER reading your recent editori The use of funds in the hands of the Red Cross to titled “Killin the Soul St fee) would like to Voice my hment at the flagrant disregard jt ail the more important that the funds be ample. ll of the people by your present n ex-library everv — relieve suffering in the storm-siricken towns makes threatened "oOo? a — 2eis ao NT ; t ' i = MOlitic is . era Fe he 2 a at } Sata. oeial ‘ id si bait iullifying + “a | | | ‘x / = piling ope 3 | | - by the author on various occa- nn? t} € mandats é the voters Foes siti Bui we Spy Lupo one another today. ._ oe fol pop- *¥ ; . there hb ‘ heen Tim: et ne n to } nt " ‘ . . —. | . Xs, , : : ! . “Sot. z ; : % ; r sions. The hook ts not to be furt her h an attempt. how can gt (War means of getting our favorite iw enforced. of jail ws sign that one really did not beilon; Pree) st re a a | _ . Se ee a sf sha — : } ’ POM J uté€ i iO J. } 1 : : 7 ata’ e » , ‘ 407) li Ti irec- r °7 oe . . d uisance, the Citizens’ Smoke Abatemen | debt toa that earlier anarchist. Warren—o! ampbell Percy, Irish journalist and 4 Imaginary Conversations. court physicians and his own spe-/ 1% : } rT) tm tre thie +t . . , = . “ory +heo Sere } ; rs } j ect: hei - : in the campaign. take this op] Missouri has a barbarous and usteful practic lished The his . society, the Scroptimists Club. His subject ' He: Weil. I had a manuscript accepted 5 * anxious to visit America and, if A) ‘ ne home from San Francisco. ae ' : Sir Boyle Roche, ‘The Father of the Irish Ordinarily, society columns Degli in the last few month the least weight in any charge whatever. Many of @ul 0S ul liquor : could be incorrect to sev that the ieheie bis about prohibition tr i ae Ma . thi s standing “uples the famous old royal pal- vie’s two choicest Bulls. both de- TAnHErTS Lh : rid 1800 rears . Dut I ifs us —-— —~--— ©@-@ @— can see the footprints of an 7 great Japanese nobles. i rere in COMMeCy] between Da ae Ws - s&s ‘ = i a * ~ - d oO n e 4 ry r a . Far +h » % ~ Pew Te Front ~ 7 . — ~ . > Sritons, quoting a . J : - - i™ [™ iN ; — in e aised for the ren ee effective th is deluge of divorces. indicating that inci iaaaiicidlly Ml ti inte : . - ss . May 13.—King Georg to be put forth by the league he col pee foseiner. lio seems to be 2 gg its St 7 : rauio seem setiigg | oc ki should win the oa 2s er T& . sitineeieenin 3 | king should '. The King, however, drinks ¢ that co-operation. nm guickeni . - oholic poe Sees _ —— The Er al diocese of New York bas abotix 2 : =e 3 all es . ' . . ; ;, a Rep a sotietinctin «i a prize fight, an election or just Ss igh ‘wattage from . i - «es : S a . ates ss Bits oa EAs LRERT } OW k . ia . ?COnr ,ainer Of th suse of . . AIT he 7 4 Alsi begets SOCK in Harpers Magazine 2 vs e House o! the United States is not enforciag =r | rd Derby usually passes up the ang fiiny inquirec tO KNOW WHat | quality which made him jump the : s and run ceding publicists. newspapers end periodi- | hung—wntil a pretty Beigian Viotetta finally | Her np of Mise Goudal in & a he should de about anonrmous Christi wild in a eugiing rid Q n e gucstions of the da? expired, and the curtain went down. In the close-up of Miss Gouda steaming | nt in iiv. For instance: za : _ : i eft his mark on the American Grams > comment, an editoria! 26 igoro. ) ) BETTER FISH LAWS, BUT WHAT OF WAERE VANZETTI GOT IT. ax they dragged themselves about the lobby eft 0 > + = Prince Li and Wife With Large tbe | aa Gnenyeneen Sere ) : ) (OUCH te th to ficht off oni : | Entourage May Also Visit U. 5. page s0 admurably designe my hands containing a list of many geen whe , ) | , st av a ~ cme ry je > . Pha rms . - i-e mo j = mess . ‘ : ha Pris Foti ts , Or Y) € fn iT) @ress and manner. bv their e 4 . o1 s extinct Korean throne. 4 i tit D, 4 ern ti f ; : Pe : . “ . - ‘ . . : , ’ r 2, ers Liki hest f net 4} : tians. To me an atfair of this sort seems neavamenenar ge ; ve a’ lis Beiiefs itt 4 courtesy. and by their terrific ihe same lie twice :' worthy of your consideration. principally roudhor f cours and “ > meee 3 est ad an- i _ eee ; . incite ie eam aii: amc ' a | ffort )} appear happy, interested anc ap = from the multitude involved in the danger. CVSRCe S20 OUEHL W /nj0! PULaT I imiiar names then he added ial The British Ambassade- says tet ra visit to Europe and possibly For many persons of all degrees, of all ages. tHe Cluilcuity IS (ua oe essa AWS, WiiCs . . eh count : oo — Churchill (to the United States. of both sexes. are al dy and will be con- ere ti > found in ‘y state wher hing | hous ine Name ¢ en Tucker was no! : convince Winston ure ) ; ee are to be found in every state where fishing is con | BULLS. ” y will sail from Yokohama the Edigur of the Post-Dispatsh. served and t#rereiore eTpeiuaiec. a ot e ne : ae : ig on ln lt Br’ T N the occasion of the successful te: vions. srs é oS eta ey sa vraed OR a hewspaper tn Boston re eres 4 Moder Bulis and . " , ; ~ O port ti hich they ai Litied, t icker was borr ; anc What the foreteners in Chita 6m to spend a year investigating a mination of our campaign for $250.- rai : y - Christi: = } oe ee illo . 84 bili ae lunders: and More Buils and Blunders An nake this n cleaner and healthier ‘ hre slke olunre 1} whi est - { to make this a cleaner and healtm rarded ; : hetimate s : thou > ne out: oN arch ro 2 , = or pa CTBT lack ime an oid family. an in his lon 2 , hree t ulky vo.uries oo uch rose ger ships. Although the princes will travel city by reducing to a minimum the smok: . ait ine voce ee vm | he chief claims to distinction of Sir James | . . « ¥ith a large suite of aide-de-camp., #arue, and all thos: ho hare been di. Nevertheless. he shared the spirit of hi im 0 fo ‘-hanne! cal re ail designed to tor of th ‘entral Hotel. Dublin st week | a ee = | ase nome sega Be ; satiety > 2 : ee | Warren nker Hi ee eee mr ate ees a aint | She: What makes you this® you are cooks, he will be Incognito and : oe ORs i TN) i Tr : } ’ . “en “4 We i ; U : . ne 4 Le ws PL ie . eciu.v and inaire a. RSC Teg iif ethical Values mY ft bal | pat OPPOTTUbiIty ti OU > Lien ry ran : a Ta, ey a : ei James spoke at LOncon efore a@ qua! presidentia] possibility? ili be known as Count pF Ry = o : ‘ , _—— a - P ¥ ¥ te. . — so YY . », - ~ 4 : . 3 . — p7a & ; 4 4 ‘ ; 1 fii n CBaiis y; , ‘ a Oo express to the St Hi Ost-D1! CI The Christians need not be sought out = eee ee ee as Un a 7 ) e) Ir : eh BDulis. Hig words, in part: the Atiantic —— 7® program permits, hopes to} our @een appreciation for ' a they are bronmght mto your presence and lakibE game itsh of e ue ige 1a one cannot | y a ‘ s AON ' , +} ‘ ‘Bull’: but ! -" pst gi ‘ —_— 3 eep appreciation : he spienal al 3 satenill it 4 masthead o¢ : Re cannot @efine the term uli’; But 3 . . ‘pend several weeks there, sailing | ; oO-O PTS TIOT) RAY Gg 2 enistan ‘ 4 en U @i- . . . . " re mer . i . . . ‘ . ~ 4 s ; | 3 A 7 i 7 ‘ o »? = m comsicer 1 Ope! ac WOU! , netion between s] ing and fishing season defined an ; dk to ise ae |) ‘All along the untrodden pathway of if he returns the movie ushers salute of Prince N r ss So ee ; : “ae , vines : : appreciatic : 7 | 3 tf , 7 i ‘oe ua?” jectora: nevertheless, we presume they However, as rou are aware. the haitie It Bas be hat siéce the English Is» ser and Rogers Hornst: ice coal eau. en he Tames cammea turee tameq | jeise that Gov. Fuller » Over aE WINSTON CHURCHILL, BEER is only half won. Many times the sum pressing ¢d ce stories in the newspapers became nie eelabesap. ' fine nn u Thayer ie “a would be of no avail unless the co-o1 thd ik dant od eaten « ae ewe TROUBLES OF RADIO If youth is as fast as some peopel @Rae i , > t on “hat a ~ ein > ind vs -, : n¢ ‘ r ; . : e4 ‘ie at ine a WHEN A WOMAN SPEAKS dared that it was as e the * . ‘+ ae = n¢ - - a es it ts. essentialls > ~— im +b . ~— _—" "o> } _ it r. sc MOD popular interest in tne assurans : me, ; in the American League. a ae i with that co-operation smoke can be re- an immemorial cu m of MS annual meetings—the ricane, W a.. wrote to the Federal Radio Cammis ied Jerrersonian Democrat, even if he di alten AGMIPTas Tt) rd Oxford and) As- ° ° . ae “inston Churchill, Chancellor of + § he comin eo. the veu will give : ; ‘(raignt ltine—the farther gh a "® drink ‘Pe at oe gee cones =.» . arising and standing at attention whenever a woman present floods. According ; sities BEHAVIOR OF AMERICA : & xindit rther he goes the He = : rink, French vermouth with ‘= "-rous Import to the cau: . ' ; Tt d * . a * - ; ; ‘ Fs . ty * ; the same gen¢rou be PD ; . N TOURISTS. | Stimson to explain to the Liberal of soda water. you have given in the pas". = : | : ~ ae ' % . oo? + & or . S _ . . ~— = 4 - 4 » “- ro = ~ . = » Again thanking you, we are. sincere’ wiil remain seated, be the speaker who she may. is causing rain mmons : “(Of the Empress Frederick of heip the Conservatives. ae 5@8, and takes whisky as 4 high- *-. 7 a 22a ° , a =). Lor’ Dewar é na . * . =) ar. in great ema OU re "or a ‘ : a leaner and healthier cit SO goes. Other times. other manners. The era lightning. HAD abe Germany I may say that) her breadth of . - £€MOKE ABATEMENT , : Ang mre ay re an Ute mind was masci in j th:” | CITIZENS SMOKE ABAIiL.S. has passed when the appearance of a woman in the But this is not all that has happened to dim ths mY countrrm ver = a 2 Marry in haste and Da Ps: in Paria A it ebe j - ; | iit ‘ . a > LEAGU E.. — 7 ) ~ooen 4 . ™ = basi . . ’ . se ‘ aie Snecial Gifts Tole of orator was a2 phenomenon The crabbed ol happiness of the devotees of radio. In Poland eae : Langenberg, Cynic who boomed his nctanthbanent not because a possession of a set has become danger Farmers woman did not make a good speech but that she dared near Vilna iministered a beat * Pe an after-dinner speaker, seldom ‘es whisky thouch he is one of dest known distillers of the Lit re . »- ys iade with teurtets , he . »? ai i. ner lands was in thei THLE IRREPRESSIBLE IMMIGRANT. Bernard M. Baruch say- that be Fe IS ~ , 4 experience wag with a (From the Detroit News.) tral regarding the choice of & Lord Peel is fond of Rhine wines. of traveling Americans candidate. Our suspicion that B® Austen Chambertain is a con- " = ~ 2a : +9 : | | eiatine “a sraron. When about 20° | an economist than a Democrat & - @ “eur of old pert. Sir Laming ‘ontemporary of Pithecanthropus. devil’s voic uid De Made audible by such an ‘ei men, Many of them with their fam- wy Bing . “en W orthingt E “ Secreta of | Neon ' . 5 eee . ‘ sae 2 "f ' ot : Sion-Evana, Secretary }Rat woman has, al Iways has had, th ft of f | devi i. therefore. the machin — aes am™ » Brasveis, an “ere en? qe"= nik that a 2d rh Oman has, and always has had, the gift of fernal device. and. theref the machine must fev: cnn ior Jen and were ente: . : ; ; Gienn Frank says that Det ‘Allies « enc a To teeprove the Des Peres . om P fly z peer 7 a A. r wT * - - : . DS rior! i i 4 “T 2 - ’ ; or , Te the te tor and the f ost -i*epat 2. LiUen: 8 : h wy sha he ac know) eiged we ar ® 8} ?. eh heen responsible for the rains w ni ¢ Aa - ‘ ae -_ oe Rora! porn micro “ : weuid leesert) the neumbe ; ae oat wines with the dinner, as P . . Rid " a; a nen neard ty passing throuzh Forest Park my at- the crustiest os ae And it was only a ques- out their prospects for a bumper crop that thes « So, for that matter, would Ae come. Sir William Joyisen- -sati | re coming it eccurred to mé# = . j . mt ¥ - 3 ee a7 itrected to our River dew tion of evolution and fustice when this gift. so ion incerely hat eT} >» b -e that her a bh ' ‘ Dien | _. “* Home Secretary, is a t tention was aifrected E ; is gift. so iong We sincerely hope that Americans ho | ‘mat here would be abcut as prepoasessine Chief of Police Gerk says the "a . Staller. Peres and et tpeugnt Se $e 0 “ss restricted to dialogue, or even monologue, should fered from the floods will not beed th ish ta) . representation of my country as one could {| | ——— - > J | principally as a parking piace ee | The Prince of Wales eats and why ro! “MICK. siraigoite 1 Riz gee ren , nee P ‘ m - — P . ” al . — _ > — —_ om ’ ' aye, erate ‘he sides: the bettom with m: burst the bounds of convention and mount the ros- of the gentieman from West Virginia. and so ; ise hotel men are professiénally ities. Far be it from us te P -OnKS wery sparingly, being afraid, | pe > Oe! . i4 . ' . . . min: to en ounte cue? " ~ Pe o , ‘ hnief. oe oe @ cadeam: plant the sides with flowers and frum follow the example of the Polish Pa sant: 7 vay be iv A thug a : em a a perenge o vara to part an tame a nt Be Ras veseEes the shrubberr. and baving one ef thoee bir That day ia here ‘IL. the imeurable ra: 1anticist should ther do eo. the Federa! Redi ray uP oat 8 ta PP cco mp pene i . 7 f some » és 72 a | Age where he has to think ot; “Dy Sy a tall sien: 1 : pgaies 3 2 es Lee ameniies nded by aimost > he middl - tres diechargcing ater at tne source. who grieves that another courtesy } hur ; iat oa. » “_ . ; of e-aged spread. which would cause a flow of pure water " " hi er courtesy has been buried in would become a sort of prohibition enforcement *"¥ kind of occasion. I was not disappoint- | CONSCIENTIOUS oBy ate : @ lied - i re 4 t- 2 e ™ ie ee teen eee caliente ementne the grave of so many laceand-lavender traditions service. and would send snoopers over the land in ed. wtter a week’e grueliing razoo “com the 3 €or the truth I shall fight. shat ’ — * 2g NE . ee eee ’ ; i hoepitaliti ait -~ b Nature will furnt=h the balance assistec TCCd Rot be disconsolate. Though ander the boid. search of the American who dared practice his uities of Pcris, these poor men and . =~: | my side. ‘ : to try it at ail, is. from the present points of view, a teacher nat by water from the Howard Piant at Shining sun of equality our Episcopal brethren no aral right to listen to new recines a tlie women had taken the train at 6 o'clock tMat With a emile on my lips and as Date eae recipes and bed-time morning, reached Brussels at 14, junk eted Clayton. Otherw se the Se wer will arrie¢ i long arise and stand eben sa 3 5 fr -_ _ oer - ; eT se ; . : a oman speaks . 6 sO 1@4. arow 7 re wT?D rt A , © ; .s “wet ce a a... cA . er €& promptly in their - “ ; r r i} fight, a - - 5 " ' Fo the t wt bh I sha! te bi heaton ana th tmpro” ement ; pea! P : . knows but a gal @nt renaissance coming vchea men Se ae " . fl . Pe Paign will take lace Oct 4 woulg be a biz sa. in i would rot ‘ —" a ~ ——- — seats at 3 o clock. and stuck out the opera | | abide, ail : Nov. 3 Alfred Fairbank ls " - . ‘ ++ . cost ever £1.90 ; sacinges of $14 gt ot all creeds will deferenttaliy arise and stand when How high will Laclede com: a the bitter end at half-past 12. If they On the @ay that ['m able to 4 E P4ai\c0 chairman. £. 000,008. M COMES. § a woman keeps s kne@ anything about musie they were too # apart. “<i “'wood Street has been re ractped by weariness to care for it—what o4 _ direct | Or of the Community lias y - -_ - tae Shp a i Oy fa OO RGR tA BOM FEE SE, ly is rated exclasive”

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icteiih eae ? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1921 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 31 wie RT RS ees LN la RE | | e e * iet h to the life and color—and| Byers, with a group of musicians og Shea ge ee Sty OE , i 4 , ‘ | ’ Society women to take another! many, to , e . : Rey ny ot a AS: 3 e NZ i) Social Ite | Oclad Ca ers aise 45 y3 chance, while the customers, load- | the cool drinks—at the end of the/ including black-face spiritual eRe YS RATE oa ss tad Ss O® LS ¢ ed down or leading a bundle-tot-| Pikeway, in the Baverhof. All the singers in costume, a very collegi- ’ ee COS Geeta fy, Regn ° JOH | yi NAC) 1h rs : [ SREIMAROT - : - ing retinue, protested they had | movement on Grant's Farm, how-/| ate banjo quartet, a uniformed - ECRETARY OF WAR DWIGHT $25 000 for Free Hos ital taken too many chances already. | ever helter-skelter it seemed, was | brass band and a university glee tical] )224 Profound, might be cited. For Sr. DAVIS, who is here from b Dp Names nationally associated with|a promenade from Gen. Grant's club. The Mathema ica institise, De. Kerner télie us ot: th Washington, will be the guest : chemicals or real estate or capital| cabin, near the entrance, to the| Dancing began at 7 o'clock, un- Mind chance he once had for the presi- of honor at a dinner tonight given or law appeared on booths where | picturesque courtyard of av e-GNG | Sey colored lights suspended from guite different commodities were! walls over low arched doorways,| the flagpole to the red tile roof. tea alana ; dene > : by Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Langen- | o : ’ , . | MOLE PHILOSOPHY AND], Rae age ope pg ag bere of 49 Portland Borcveh ag es Charity Carnival at Grant Ss Farm for St. Louis vended, or their bearers wanderei| red tile roofs and many stork! It went on until well after’ mi4- OTHER ESSAYS. By metus J. down the Pikeway grasping a hot | nests. |night, although all the booths out- t. Loui . ° | Keyser. (Dutton.) na ieotnce tas cee inte 9 we “ eg epee wi U. Fund Is Rollicking Success—$1000 dog sandwich or a bunch of “cot-| pyom Grand O ii, Maes side were sold out an hour earlier. R. CASSIUS J. KEYSER, e ct, and nat- Mr. and Mrs. George R. en- | ton candy.” | m Gra pera . wae: cutteis: ob: de win eae D Ss widely “known os the an y or important erm dling of 4509 Pershing avenue de- Donated to Flood Sufferers. lake an Old-Fashi mia | At the tall flagpole in the cen-|, oo chairman, with Mre author of a brilliant and pro- |..." fod balthes bn ‘Gao nesenneh Ky. to visit iors ‘Wenthtae nes | .| A merry-go-round wheezed ana | teF Was ® bandstand, and beside {t, | james M. Franciscus as general yocative little book, entitled of God?” Dr. Keyser replied as Mee dee eae ae | whirled beside the Pikeway, and | dance floor. Here Sicilian, Rus-| chairman, probably would have ae Sree Thinking,” «= cotigws: “If I way ma, I Steal made |aud te. atten the vin ee mea RANT’S FARM was busier than/red sashes, or a Rhineland music| not far off was one in miniature | Siam and colonial dances, music; been not inconsiderable in a cold the head of the Department of|, 04 ae ate man ene: . ae vs is a heaemaans buns uc Patsy (5 crana boulevard and Olive | master, or perhaps the flamboyant | for the tiny tots. Two monkeys| from grand opera to “Ain't She check, but it would not have been Mathematics at Columbia Univer- say yes, I shall mean a God that| airs. Charlies E asennad beeen "6 street and brighter than May |scarlet-and-gold uniform of anj|and a bear cub paced their cages | Sweet.” were presented under di-| half so much fun for many thou- gay. He is 65 years old and hig I cannot describe.” There the in- land place wilt depart for oe eeiies Day in an Alpine village yesterday | elephant trainer. in the background of an old-time | rection of Mrs. Margaret Chapman ‘sands of St. Louisans, chief interest aceme always to terview ended, and the Doctor was| ville to spend the week-enq with for the St. Louis University Hos-| Costumes Set Tongues Wagging. | Gatling gun. Near it was a booth | have been in mathematics. nt: homtnated them. Another sroun leavi t | pital Charity Carnival. Costume did not stop outside the | of sun-bonnets. A gaudy pair of | It is probable that most people In the essay entitled, “The Sig- | day will be Mr yar Penge Tat It was .ll for charity, and never | booths. Inside were, for example, peacocks lorded it over a half-. think of a mathemancian os & {nificance of Death,” delivered as|Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Cupples | VS charity sweet«=. The proceeds, | the butter and egg girls in dairy| dozen thoroughbred chickens and |. matter-of-fact, plodding sort of > ag ; PP€9 | estimated at $25,000, go to the free |Maid dresses, flower and candy |three or four sheep. | fellow with little of the sap of 'an address at Columbia University | Scudder of the St. Louis Country , . : . |14 years ago, the author sets forth | Club grounds, who will make the hospital planned by St. Louls Uni- | girls dressed for the part, women Elephants danced and did their life yp ela oa Atego ae et and defends the idea that death/|trip by motor. Leaving tonight in ee = oe goon — bs eee ane — an Inverted ice | stunts, and later were led off with a; : Fin ie in their far es é re ae om is not to be regarded as the tragedy |one group will be Mr. Lewis War- ta av pony : > ; f°) ea om cone with a strawberry at | loads of youngsters. Others of the } thematical mind an poetic | of life, but rather as the one fact|rington Baldwin, in his private Cross for flood relief. the tip. young idea rode ponies or white al 3 mind become all but indistinguish- | +},+ makes life beautiful. lear with friends, including John T | Polls Royce wn cars, Pierce) Nbr was all the brilliance in| donkeys about a paddock. The very , able. Of all scientific methods of he| Davis Jr. Frank O. Watts | roadsters, Cadillacs and Packarés|type or period dress. An outfit| brave rode alone. A pair of goats CAN Pr) I IE; S J am, — * LP LAGOA LO NL ME IGE WE . ; a bie “Were it not for death,” and | - seeking for an understanding of writes, “if life did not end, if it) Samuel W. Fordyce Jr. Mrs. Bald- | #24 Lincolns and Marmons already |that set many women “by their|drew a jaunty two-seater filled * : : - — : i , nie 9» : ‘s . : the complex relations that bind were @ process of-infinite duration. | win and her daughter, Miss Roc- | W°Te lined up in a full-grown = ears, which should be “by their! with children. i. ; together the phenomena of our it would be devoid of the precious| cena, and Mrs. Thomas M. Pierce {ic jam at the entrance On Grav is|tongues,” was a crimson. sport All this was but the preface, for Sr world, mathematics is by far the | things that make us yearn for per- | of Vandeventer place, and her son, | road at 3 p. m., when the gates | jacket (not the 1923 model) jauntt- g ee SO petuation * Death, he contends, is| Julius, will also leave this evening Open et See ae ee ee ee winged science, and under the ieaiibio’d on life’s naiethiniinn »| Mr. and Mrs, Wendling will spend | when, the first of those cars had|the striking expressions of the | ; uidance of its modern masters it |..,+ f a “gel th N 'reached the top of the hill and un-/|gpanish complex—the one thatig¢ | Ss ro 7 Cars. 4 i WK yn Aerwvoort -up of Miss Goudal in a stea | ‘Knapp o 600 McPhers av 4. Th onqueror’s Stone. in often. oo ees ~~“ oo a . 10 TRAVEL IN EUROPE JOSEPH PULITZER’S meg tigelibeng tll mai rg St ea 3. Mole Philosophy and Essays, is mark on the American era igs Prince Li and Wife With Large Collection of Best Works of 1927| have returned from a motor trip 1] 2 4 : anes Sas Also Visit U. .. | ediness 1: Saban of Co- : ,to Chicago. DOUBLEDAY PAGE ia UNCY Dne advantage of a good memory is that “s ; | — BOOK SHOP | TOKIO, May 13.—Prince Li, lumbia U. Department. | Miss Elizabeth Engelbach, daugh- feeps a’ man from telling the same - 1, : h | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ter of Dr. and Mrs William Engel- 223 N. 8th St. GArfield 3468 Piano Salon—Sixth Floor. lj wice. neir to the extinct Korean throne,| wry y ee ee ee ie Raaaly gst Rigen te 2: res ee | foi | - — ; . . will 1 with hi ife on May 23° “spelen may, 36.2~Decce bach of 4720 Westminster place, | lit Sall Wit ] wi . ae > > 4 se ry} Jrvlite . — i : ' = that the Ag weet - se Kes jed to the memory of Joseph Pulit-| will return home May 27 from the he British Ambassadc- says 1a for a visit to Europe and possibly _zer, founder ofthe New York World Finch School in New York. which t issue fs settled. Now all he need do 's is ts “Matted States and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and| 3. has attended this vear. Miss | , illic 4 CS. 4 a : J ; cle avs : i bo oie: ¢ the a , ext fall. The new building o 1€ vet a : . . . Winston Churchill, Chancellor of | ™ at f pe ae Ah enti eaasn. | dd, Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Xi. | in Nicara- the Excher ’ } Save college, Parkview and Euclid ave- ri al | wel). Moncada, Liberal leader in {U , seeps to 11s a nues, will be ready for occupancy Mrs. William ( lvde Russel] of. , ‘ants Mr. "te drink, Frenc ‘e °j ; tegen: | , has a sense of humor. He wa y that plenty of Se a with | before the opening of the fall term. Long Island, N. Y., is the guest of | : nN | msoIT to explain to the Liberal ari her sister. Mrs. Abraham Cook, of! . my ce to} Lord Derby usually passes up the |College Given Bast of Jefferson, | her sister. Mrs. Abraham Cook, of | > United States is not enforcing pce d Derby usually passes up the | College Given 3963 Greer avenue, for several ; ric + sav- Wines sa tak hielw ; By the Associated Press. o~ . , Ss, ane L« } og - y ~— . ” Pp the Conservatives. 7 ball | takes whisky as a high- | NEW YORK, May 13.—A bust! weeks. | o “ 2 ~*S as Lor? Dew: + - 7 e or? war, in great demand sine was presented | — | th a8 an after-dinner speaker, seldom of =memes — pert CSty of New | maiee Carolyn Sennen Bee Se ory, O u ge 1S e ‘ouches whisky though he is one of |to the College of : > aiid os parted for her home in St. Joseph, | 7 SKY tnoug York by the Associate Alumni at ‘he best k n istille | Mo., following a visit to her cousin, fi ff a Democ , a ie ee ge On Oe William C. Sipple of Brent- | inesf co ee you ever regarding the choice of & o Lo ge : - cises. Calling Thomas Jefferson’ |. didate. Our suspicion that he is Sal a Ss = “i a - fond of Rhine = the “apostle of the highest form | seni iieaaar | tasted economist than a Democrat ts confirm’™ cg maton Chamberlain ts a con- ‘of individualism, President Fred- Miss Saliy O’lallon, daughter of | . - eur of old port. Sir Laming | erick Robinson said, “he believed Clarence C. O'Fallon of 5704 Cates | if °.9 - And it’s packed in the san- * oo — a7 itary sealed tin to insure its fresh, crisp goodness. Aa eanenanenh ea = a oe eee a ea Yellowstone Vacations! Marry in haste and repent in Paris. : = ; Every hour Old Faithful hurls a million and a half gallo Si Mail thiccoupen eR. Ke Cag A. very hour al uris a n a gallons it cms to R. A. of water high into the air. At night a searchlight plays upon this : 540-541°543 Boatmen i Acid geyser, lighting up its ghostly plumes of steam and rainbow spray. ) | | | that he is neu @& ratic country, There are countless other almost unbelievable sights and thrills in Yellowstone—hot springs—clay volcanoes—terraces— hot pools of brilliant blue and green. Birds and flowers. Fleet-footed deer. Friendly bears. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Yellowstone Park is a Wonderland—that belongs to you! Full of mystery—fascination—beauty! Why not spend your vaca- tion in Yellowstone this year? We'll be glad to help you plan it. 72 8 _ ee Ss a e' Pee”, a a . > . = , lenn Frank says that better oreo Werthington-Evans, Secretary of iin the sacred right of the individ- | avenue, and Miss Florence Crutch- | id lessen the numbe of stadent suicl ts. Ri a : Ceeee — and ‘ual to shape his own destiny in the er, daughter of Mr and Mrs, Prank | for that matter, would better studen — ee = an yrs: Seog practical affairs of life, to develop | M. Crutcher of 5178 Enright ave- i “ _ ae : ome. Sir William Joynison- l his intellect to its highest capacity | nue, have postponed a dinner | hief of Police Gerk says the home is “es } Te Piggccn, Home secretary, is a tee- land to determine in his own way | dance which they were to ha re | neipally as a parking place between Se . 3 ee eee : ‘his relationship to the Almighty. | given tonight at Hoter Chase to/| . i ik back to : : Prince of Wales eats and s eg Friday, May 20 | . Far be it from us to ta man SR Ee ne afraid,| Ernest Ball, Composer, Buried. | — {fic cop, iet alone the Chief, but & ‘ae he ane Gp Haye eae pee nirkporngyente By the Associated Press s , | Miss Marian Edmonsion of Per- find some place to park. Stage a 6 “ae emgoerme he CLEVELAND, O-. May gyre Ishing avenue will give a bridge ° 7 #4 N i “the imiddleae. q : St a” own composition “Mother re . . | luncheon Saturday in honor of Miss CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTIO - at & iuswcmmiaetsas amass ree,” was cnt of rere pecans oi | Jane Thornton Jones. Miss Edmons- . 7 ie uria J | . > st! iy t : the truth 1 shail fight, with aswor?® Hf COMMUNITY FUND OFFICERS |e tre tr ee erin eto died | tm Will be a bridesmaid at the ae eee on my lips and a song in YF | saat Street, Director, Alfred) recently in Los Angeles. Ball's | David Bryan Young, U.. S. N.. ‘airbank to Head Campaign, boyhood friends, leading musicians), . . will take place in the chapel gaint I shall fight, nor ghall error ; The annual Community Fund|of the city, formed a string nggag” 4 P. the United States Naval Aéede- @ “paign will take place Oct. 24 to|and served as pallbearers. 'my at Annapolis, Md., June 2. abide, thes NOV, 3 Nn Gere OG : M Nannie Ball, said to} able to tell - Alfred Fairbank is cam-/ mother, rs. | Mr.and Mrs. Waker J. Pattee of | N or th Pacific R il On the day that I'm Daizn Chatrman have inspired “Mother Machree,” | ) ; 7 = “Ey Northern ranscontin entals’ PORES. t J. D. ». f ‘4 Liwood Street has bes n re-elect-|accompanied the bodg from New |2 Hampton Park have departed for | trst of the | Ti ed director of the Conimunity Fund York, where the funtral was held a 10 days’ trip with friends in Bal- SeereeertrereeS — aa a Seen J or One ycar. yesterday. timnore and New Vort of Lo 2 . SAS me oe ee a ae Seecrerteaea S&S ) nned in advance—travel expert ) with each party. Ask us for Tours Book. 8 Fi elediy mare yur Bote or = re } Our office is conveniently located —540-541-542 Boatmen’s Bank Building. Call on us—or phone Garfield 3280 and we'll call on you. You'll agree Old Judge really “Settles the Question” (eee Le ml = tel tt a tt a ARR Pa ae a ta? _-. 5 2 2 ee ee ee

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ry % 3 Y EVENING, | 3, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TTT ny ann — tted the receipt of consider as marking a new chapter icy of hectoring the soviets, initiat- | > ; 24> — ae ee thbiies ‘i. rtf Ppee : ; ———— ae | : it / if Mt) : i + La as it : ; e ; UOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO. @ ’ c | spokesman admi : tay « Bue S) // OP DF pi et ad eee | RAID MAY CAUSE ben ices. Utmost mys-|in what they call the British pol-!ed in the Far East. ie | ) : “> Is } ’ v- } : ; f ‘only meager ad‘ | ~ BRITISH-RUSSIAN tification was professed Cae) —_ : the motive for the raid on Arcos | ig se DIPLOMATIC BOIEAK | the motive tor she i appancen | Dik /2 i Pa RE RES fontinned from Page 239. ) . | AR : btu And 16 t cp ap- formation, to which the Home | | » ai hee eee M | preciation immediately, Secretary replied: | ADVERTISEMENT sity piste Flowers have a way of say- Government Refuses to Explain. | eet . “ayes ing things that “Information was placed before : | Ce Soot canno 7 ine Weecénesday evening by the po- Friday, the Thirteenth, | Mi Gi ; Ta words t convey Cpe ee egg Ait tet 1 Nm a nothing gladdens the e, upon which I autthorized Is a Lucky Day fs, ‘ : | of woman so much as Flow. ers. For birthdays, anni- / ar . ™ l= ¢ - , them te apply for a warrant to f ‘ search the premises of Arcos, Ltd. ‘This is a lucky day,’’ states W E O ti S I | a Pike Moreecope for Friday, Mag k-End Outing Service | 3 a ee ; versaries—on all occasions~ The warrant was granted, and en- t . fortunate time BETWEEN | they are the most appreciated try was made vesterday. os Ser ‘ele ig s earch is now progressing id om : ae ae renee bic s is , rther || taking.” ~ | | §t, Louis—Valley Park—Pacific ll a. will be inaugurated Saturday, May 14th : ) at the fullest information | and St. Charles Sts., superb fur- Suburban timetable folder giving de- | wou » forthcoming at the ear- | niture values are now offered ‘n tailed schedules may be had at Frisco ) : Bees | a arp genrcctieaee ware | their Anniversary Sale. Ticket Office, 322 N. Broadway or at | = Bx “4 wi For ——, meet : ‘2 ‘ Union Station Bureau of Information. ) SGT sa es case wc in True Story Mag- niture priced as low as $452 for ; gine for June. Now on all news- J. N. Cornatzar, Passenger Trafic Manager — «ands. Don’t miss it. Get your | today cr » > ° , I «ee Friday and Saturday’! un tity eee a se information.” ‘hy not begin today to refur- Pressed by other Laborites, the ish vour home? At the Pruf- T would promise coek-Litton Furniture Co., Fourth 2.8. 6 Sot) 2 a8. ee Be ewer TERMS ‘ “ ellbeddlientl ok il ck oe I el Oe Three rooms of reallv good fur- rw: —_* dp 4 4 tg : s - = eee 7 es i i ee! Li i | ' ~ pSueeu ++ +4 : ~The * hel - = ae t+ ++ 4 {; cee PS pe ce 7 i A Selective Display That Is Distinctly Different COATS > ] 4.9 ALSO MODES TO $55.00 PP PPP DPA PPD PD AP PDB LAL A EA ee - 4 WH le” SPECIAL SALES pee of Stylish DRESSES at Greatly Reduced Prices Ee $10.95 2450 $14.95 see | AR Vane... $16.95 ee or «|| «22. $29.50 oem wi, SAVE UP TO !; MILLINERY \«- BE haa a tibaek sees srpigneeees ~~ . , ’ IAA . Ppoilce surrounded it - - — .e . » . wf m. Systematic sears ‘2 ors was Immediately 1€ was allowed to Y w? ff ™, iia ~~ — eee ee A etter af Gary — € fA as eU irom , 345 ee cringe € 7 ~A + isnifp & to six hours. arrests were oe Pe erarne sth : : P 2 88 8 8@ 88 °8:8' 8) 8 8 BS 2.8 @, a — OO eal mpl me ow a a ee | | : among the — ho > rumors cerrent is one that tne most ’ ? rc are fn ind in? the important papers were > Ww wee 443 a+ delegation’s offices. . —" an A Throughout the evening and ia night, crowds were watchin a ih FS Liim -* hoildinege i. Wiss ddd Not Connected With Pekin Raid. {} pif ty ith j i j ' . '@ a ' me) a 2) = a. a» | | ie ~*~ | | i ie | a) @ | im in | 7 in fe. | dae | Le a @ By Bown — A a . ~ - a din an ha ~ UOIe@ Tatlan seal and ack. Natural varnish. yee: Seseeeesu eescan ; ’ > TSVeeeseecreeeee — ~ (wd a Genuine Mahogany Carved Top Rails and Frames T took a four-carload order during the dull period to make this price possible! A mat- ~ * G —_ “ig Lue f Wyndham tat: sengerrsnse: dinary quality construction, materials and workmanship. U 1, d ign the very latest, with hand-carved top rails and frames of genuine mahogany. Deep pno stere pring uphoistering, spring-filled loose cushions. Covering is of extra high quality mo Sui versible side of each cushion is covered in damask. Would ordinarily cost $150 more. FE Ee é pric la , comfortable pieces as pictured. Special Terms: $15 Cash—$12 a Month - a6 « +, ~ ? — . i 4 Aa . 7 aw P : \ soottttieestenteeetentteemementenimeneatniaemnneeaeneee ‘ i ea - & in > . .* er 5 ¢ * + ~ — 2 4a ¥ ; i : . oe Vv ai a 4a ei Wad "“s* ‘ mae ~ . ; * : u u = ~ . . °T . y wears _ = . ~~ y ’ . s - ’ hal: a & _-~ > ; >. . 7 +r "> Tec ; “ | e y ’ : : ar a ** c . - ™ ; t ~ . Baal -* Aaa & \ , as a4 Vatii . ‘ : ~A’e ad +@ — . . ; 7 | 7 ” = : 3 — i —~ > — _+ 4 - , - . ee a — - — hs ee Pe . : tt ; . . ’ ay * ' i ii ~- ee : sa : = 4 , , > - ’ ; ? - : ‘ 7 : b 3 . _ S aon F- . & = “a Rn ae ee _ | ad - ee to show the 7 a ae : . ” tae Ta Convenient Credit Terms A Splendid Selection : Drivers who ins ordinary tires C pleasure and sat Fisk Balloon C less’’ Cord, byat nates the cross t izes the strain Men Who Appreciate Quality Will Heed This Offering SUITS }- The quality is better than the price would indicate. New patterns, perfectly de- signed and neatly tai- lored—offer utmost values at lowest price. e 7° ee A ee pe | Ae OR NR i ee ns ts ee ; 5 ‘gs a 2 - - ae ‘ 5 . h “35 4 ary, io s ty ‘ oF ee ae : . : : , Enamel §5-Piece Two-Toneé> Oak Breakfast Set wits Ml a ' ents | p 50 $ 3 9 ad Refrigerator : Cord for the pa Poster Bedroom Suite eeee 4 Z Solid oak Sets in an attractive two- $ ] 8:7 a ) been installed Gas Range Special at ZA 22 OTHERS TO $59.50 ew PLN LLL LL Sm fe : COLLEGIATE mo 929.50 suITs °32%; " ‘ , . a PL lel PPP LP - . 2 ? tone finish, as pictured. Extension ‘‘ Fillerless’ Jt : ‘ = ~ 49} _ —- | - the Pekin raid, or that /t senses bed in this Suite. The three pieces price meee tre — nd Pat Ne Ps Ps ar c! sae Pi ’ “Ih f a eal ae “A : RR lps ne ter bed an 4 ~hesp of draw: —_ r white porcelain ename! in this wr . we 2 oe ae . nies Glacier 40 _ capacity, white Lé c 1 designed as lt! | eee ——— saved liemecstnnd Cutten il Saccie seat chairs with shaped backs enamel lined; heavily insu’ tion to the soviet govern- | ‘wainut veneers on gumwood frames and ee SS SRLS NOOSE Ses Range, 9 to match. Permanent lacquer finish lated; nickeled shelves and ‘rench vanity is $39.75. with side oven and broiler. © in silver gray or Oriental brown. hardware. Largest Stove Dept. in the City—All Leading Makes on Display AO oy Saturday Sale of Rugs and Linoleum 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs @ 27x54Inch Ax- a Perfect \ _ g é minter Rugs $2.75 : : The better you , ol velvets in a splend: > af {3 °?* See ae 27x54-Inch |} 9x12 Axminsters and Velvets | Wilton Rugs ......$7.50 Room-size Axminsters and fringed 2 ee in China promise to be re-enacted . _— ir st >2.8-95 36x63 Inch ; . ~ , veivets OF fine quailty “ Se ee ee _ Wilton Rugs ...$12.50 ngiand was the tmpression to- —_ as the soviet foreign commis- ‘ i . ° . ; seen, text, .. EL 8-Piece Spanish S 9x12 Axminster Rugs Inlaid Linoleum, from ee eae Kees Gihaun” cnn cus 1 Dining Suite Exceptional quality Axminster perfec rolls, Sq. yd.95¢ hy comment avavabie today. The | Be ee e819 6 4 1ew designs and colors ... Printed Cork have been formthe “ Se ua nw? niantin ~ frarveriesc aa - ? ~ . —_ ar eS f " . ‘ ‘ po eee aK ‘> ka t sf ) ? 2en. G1 TIA He 4crs > So —- : as + PAA ; = = * . | Ci! wa UllUduUe aUvantavces hii - . Moscow Government in th a ‘ ~* ; ~ ; sitw ’ S a’ he Daily News said it eould Le. ’ — believe the Covernment Convenient Credit Terms xen such a step un- information of the Labor-Social- said that the raid was st to the Russian Govern- — re Bieta ™ (4 SBPio eee: Pee aRE RE Boys’ Fine © Special Value Two-Pants In Snappy SUITS fTopcoats & iy | neeacow Cnlls it 4 Sequal so the $12.95 $2 4 50 Pekin Raid. * Tae a : ( OC SOS SSE SESS 4S TERS ECHL S.8 22 82 82 2 888/88 ).8 2h a es 6.8: °8 BB @2ae 8s Bee Bs By the Associated Press MOSCOW, May 13.—That the at- tacks on soviet institutions begun aera napus, UA ~. paseo ih DTG Me B. r9 wee ake thn anguree . drvwes oo. 8 @ POE S MASRCR EA ane, “36 aa at a We ee a ee > we x sj ee a fra, Be) ’ ~ fe 2 a re ‘ iy - (a4 te ; - - ; ee. . : ra zm | “ie fn: ae * nae » +. PY ¥ YS S42 fale 1. ? A strikingly colorful Suite of massive Proportions. The buffet i ’ inches, the odiong extension table is 45x54 inches and the five bie comf ) 12 F . ; Linoleum rd 79¢ i} z 2 i] Og omiort- x ringe tons + Sq. y soeee 1 “Starrin | — chairs (1 ar: ), have 1 ult of rich wal | 606 NORTH BROADWAY ffl) ,,"Strring |g © pe ais | ee tey.s0 5 Co i JUST TWO DOORS NORTH OF W Very special EAST ST. LOUIS STORE 314 ANGTON Starts Monday in the = : | | Spage Daily Mag afc | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps of the POST-DISPATo2 oe — : : . + » z ™ % + . » a 88 8B S88 86428 88:8 , : is ¢ J sal *~~-¢ ~ ~>+ * > a” «! - > *- ~* *- . Mme: : a” ” ~~ * a te . ae ~~ ~ . & a : > - ‘ ~~ ; - - a . " » 444446 ae 4 . ‘ a , - : ‘ ° y a ’ . ° = _ . _ ? ;. ~. » * , 3 a Cie Aeon a aid etait at iii tae Se MBE OG i “— eta ee am ee ‘ « ‘ J peo Bae eee AeA nie «

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q a en . —_—= —.. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1027 , — ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : PAGE 33 Ca ’ \ ed nmanciees eee Pe aS a for Ailing Nags. |for the celebrated mud baths. MT ih Saat | ° Associated Press, Horses, like men, get rhe Cee eee umatism | ee Powerful Dramas DAX, France, May 13.—Rheu-| most frequently in their legs. The | | matie ‘ic race horses are numerous /| animals stand knee-deep in mud | x \ ‘ee —WA fs St) j telephoned he | 1 | 3 . 4 sca Fell | of Real Life | among the patients who come here | and poultices of liquid mud are! « y- Tis more fascina | “= | plastered on other parts of a urn ure 0 ve a way of say- : more thrilling, than the | ; bodies which need treatment. ‘ ngs that stumbling . | wenture of life itself? What char- ‘ —— weccacet ta Ch SS 9615 Delmar Bly Ss . v ~) mnot convey. Ant et | a than the people we see “Starring : | ‘Dorothy Mackaye pare A | gladdens the heart us every day? Dulcie Jayne” _ About “Can’t Phone To- | se Meade ang |) BEM Teepam to Actor | data tag oe Furniture Week J 0 me 4 ag te Jet ANE Milli? gh eee ie yee “ or = 0 = aR s4¥ MY i Wate i. { , . a be I wen ae ne NMR O eg ° —" OW eS a wamh men ae ree Se hate eet beer Ag set PRS Ole Py ee ay EL te GS LR i> FONG, - ey ~ ‘ ae, ee ewe ae BTL aly eh aha — - a eR EE EN OE ne ne — e ° ot n sO much as Flow. | Every human heart hasits story 6-page Daily Magazine Diistciiiisagtaa birthdays, anni- } a sory of love, self-sacrifice, on all occasions— | a. »struggle, of triumphs the mosta : of t in the face of forces ppreciated : both seen and unseen. | of the POST-DISPATCH | ee nares equality of | tsup i Onin "ANC SELES, ¢ Cal., May 13.—| | Open dramatic intetest t are un- | sie | Introduction by the State ofa tele- | Easy Payments Evenings | rivaled on the stage or in the | send | Your fori : | | ADVERTISE (gram Dorothy Mackaye, actress, | . st oan : novel of imaginary happenings. —_L se: | tee ea Latah | widow of Ray Ray mond, is said to | to Suit Your Until g 0’ Clock j ; telegraph flowers , And it is such narratives that Bis cel cat aad GLASSES DOLLAR have sent to Paul Kelly and which | Convenience anywhere. Troe Story Magazine offers to its \ ended, “‘All my love,” was the start- | month after month. eames there are 19 | COATS AND VESTS |ing point in the prosecution’s line | AP | | iof testimony today. Other tele- powerful, heart-stirring real- life | ALL WOOL KEIFFER BROAWAY |grams and letters bearing on: the revelations in True St : vee | Mag pote love affair between Miss '| gtine for June. Now on al Pe | A yy cain Don hig * stn § .50 NEAR WASHINGTON | Mackaye and Kelly, on trial for the | to | murde r of Raymond, will be intro- > CANS A SNe omameeegeeee ee Sea ae ee tea & “ “ e > 1 oe gee . , . ~ et + + Ler 4 CTT, ee ota” ve ea age * + SER DG TNR ANE INS A eal CINE APT Ome | RRC HAR oon ste tog, Se Me see ent duced, the State promises Nin For Saturday only—a pair of| Miss Mackaye admitted from the Open Until 8 P. M. reading —— sewing Glasses—large | witness stand today that she had Saturdays Until 9 P. M. , - ne Dollar — examination | j}heard Raymond order Kelly from oday 25¢ re imilar Glasses elsewhere their home. She denied she heard | 1012 N. GRAND | $3.50 to $5.00. Special lenses extra. [their tell Raymond the order was'! —— SSS | We have moved on Broadway, 3/because he was in love with Mrs. | M 9 15 A Beautiful Diamond Wed- no city named Gretna Green in| y i en's S$ ‘ ding Ring With Every Pur- chase of $60 or Over. enuine mahogany. Deep 3 yi | * | Maryland, Miss Mackaye refused to | ©) “) Bt i Strap Watches ' extra high guality mo- 4 1 ; comment. ce ma od Guaranteed perfect $ | j . uv \? - 7 inarily cost . +: ¥ Tily COs $150 more iz timekeepers. In hand- | ae For The Man CITY BOARD APPROVES $14,450 = sone can Sana wen. a= F IN BILLS FOR ART MUSEUM DIAMOND RINGS FOR tie . e | Purchased Before Elimination of | AAAI} Wy W ho K nmhloOowWws res | Special Tax and Will Be Paid | A) \ \\' yy Fr 1926 Funds. | » SX ‘ | To sone ae the cise tibianaiil! SW Az Cis 'tration does not intend to “starve” | \ Wee — —, we . ae | : . ‘ feed: mn ickeled nee ee 7 A Nearby Dealer Offers You : mae pedis se merken refused | CO SA ' % \ MI ‘ It Lasts a Lifetime 4 : | (ce . , With — i ” paneee. Guaranteed without ‘for from museum funds collected | shelves and dware. F I &, &, to increase the appropriation for | \ : . | lic al | ; 1c &. $5¢ ( 0 as ; \ 7 er - ¥ ] — ‘ g > - . 7 . akes on Display >] k 4 n§ § \ ice lanagr Rcenys Riese ee es gulag Nia S523 ce i} , time limit by the ‘ ; /urged in a resolution by the Board i : / | ik rl ——— |@yre it For His Name of Aldermen. The concert appro- | | Yt Sen . | at Ly maker and Gradwohl. ¢.if priation was cut from $10,000 last | hy Gf @y- Saag 4 7 Cy xf ait: ss *PShY - a year to $5000 for the coming sum —S Nias Bh hh ket eh a 4 Linoleum | Phone LIndell 7240 mer. i 3 onan ¢. Men’s Gold i} | : @ , i 5 os :. The board also went on record | WL Me, : “4,2 a 3 : oa SIS ih 7 ‘ Ask for Mr. MEIER St hd, } Initial Fring BSE Be ase ] as willing to accept from 11 Louis banks, the face value of cap hy Choice of Any $Q 50 : 50c Down— ital stock tax bills, $2,373,896 | . Letter Desired The better you know tires, the better you like Fisk which the banks had withheld 50c w k : | 50c Week a wee since 1924 pending a Supreme Court ruling. The board did not, ' e | 7 / | decid at action would be taken Ee TT CTIV Dn) Rugs rt | Wf Hf we, pagpreatibioreligacenies scereantinn | Ce ~. A RA E : : i: - i f‘. $395,103 for late payment, as pro- | *. ; > DINNER RING 3-Inch mt: | ae, ; | BETS DIVORCE AND $1 ALIMONY | “Ms 4 Set with three genuine ( | : I: Mi: * a o- 4 Diamonds, in beautiful F Rugs .- $12.50 AY i ‘Mrs. Martha Ray Ten Broek Alsy ae apy '8-k. white gold mount- | L# = | Given Custody of Child. I™ Ww ) ing. Gat o ISK | : tay Ten Broek, AN SA : a Linoleum, from # Mrs. Martha 95 . 39 -oas S ' | 5837 Cates avenue, was granted 4: & Agf.’S rolls. SQ yd 95¢c “F I S K SAYS 1T WI TH M I LEA G E divorce vesterday from Gerrit Ten °24-9- { ‘0 k 4 : ‘Broek son of Baarent Ten Brock =«§ : : | wealthy candy manufacturer of 1 50c a Week 5 2 | C) ( S S Windermere place. The suit was Money refunded if you } is Ring as ‘ um, Sq. "abe 79¢ : — ' ; not contested. A stipulation giving can 4 this ' ’ , f 1e) ree. heap c tele B ,her the ustody of their three | c ash. attleship 4 'months-old daughter and $1 gross | ‘ um, Sq. yd.$ 1.65 ; ' R 'alimopy. was filed. Ten Broek is : bad | Kiven custody of the child for five hours each Sunday. She charged > ‘OEHRLE. Pres RK A ND = ‘ ‘ ._s. =. 3226 Ss. G BL, |) 20n-support ‘ oy Re Regularly prints MORE WANT, 20 LOCUST ST. A: N. STANLEY, Vige Pres. Three years ago Mrs, Ten Brock ‘marriage of six months. : ; See ; ie ce s RST pn _

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‘i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ce 7 —— ee UST PRODUCE MME, CASARES| ae Bou pig : ¢ Bouchta el Baghdadi. The ma-/’God biess our lord, the Pasha.” | | Sen 2 om ; Cal PASHA BETS A TYPEWRITER chine, with Arabian characters, the |} 2 Last year the Pasha carte to $7 500.000 ESTIMATE _ ) ' | , x waren pom oc ‘Aduumea. fi MAY 10 — -- EL PAGE 34. ____—CSTF. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ____ FRIDAY EVENING, Governor Has WVirst Machine in| first of tts kind here, was present-/ use the Government’s gift of an at- 1 saben cone i NEW YORK, May 13.—Formal order demanding that it produce ,efore immumisration authorities to. Frenc. Morocco ed to him recently, and Gen./} tomobile with the words: “I am to . ‘ . . s ™ c . ~% 1 ' ~ + ts a } meric *" ‘ as ated Prees (harles de Chambrun, showing the old to get into that machine of th FE? Kren _—— o Mav 13—~— aged Pasha how civilization uses; devil. He was persuaded to try! ~# Gwe : > .* _ > ; . " o a s ‘ ‘ — ' . 2 ri? +} : yewriter has cs 9 e life the typewriter, tapped out with two! however, and now uses the car con I ———— - ii o% | , arr Pasa fingers tne customary phrase, ‘ May ‘Sani. a Bids for Exterior Wallis and In-j es ) et egraibaehcen angie | other details. fyiends urge you from years of happy ——— to Twenty-seven courtrooms for the always keep Syrup Pepsin in the home. Get it today DrCaldwell's : WABASH Dr Scholls Nourie will he Atted moe aes. | and have it handy, always. Sold by all druggists. SYRUP yp ° the mae pe For a free trial bottle send name and address to PEPSIN ; CHICAGO & ALTON Zino-p ’ Pr he ; a wit | ur rar “ im P Sy Company, Moancello, lilsnows. Statement is based on facts. \ oe | ; gs 3 3 : ; epotn rup y CHICAGO is EASTERN ILLINOIS | mee Sees e le Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads ere thin, medicated, antiseptic, protective, healing. Safe, sure, quick, lasting results guaranteed. Get a box today ILLIN Ors CENTRAL at your druggist’s or shoe dealer's. For further information, reservations and tickets ask No matter what other makes of Tire you are us- picked at random 1500 ange Fine he laaeiagieg : . ists who were testing Michelin e ro omen ——— ing we promise you more Tires opposite other makes 180 Pages of specifications. . mileage if you buy Miche- OM call BMidteline prowed if bt dn the’ pal lin Tires of us. themselves better. : he shed wa t : ; iY . CON ra ? Fa o 6 ‘ ‘ er - be gS ‘ ~s 8d i @ s wil] linc Mir : FREE With every Tire or Tube purchased “eo we — ~~ , Ds st soe = . for a Eveready Flashlight Case FREE oie: Ringer aan aategag Ce ee oe - - - i ‘ sa M + 3 : ‘ Ty A gs 5 UN 6 provisions s alterna | WE ! t es in a8 iis & » eee e Erection of.the 680060 tons of stee % 5 7 ——— ee rages Dewevs A 2840 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. tramework began on Feb. 24 3 foes excavation ad begun JUS ast JEfferson 0531 LIndell 7782 —_ Today the two huge dericks a: Tires Delivered and Mounted Free Open Evenings and All Day Sundays hink diets the sidewalk. and bettion TS MICHELIN—THE WORLD’S FIRST PNEUMATIC AUTO TIRE—1895 & NOW [im ‘°° we - | a | . $12.50 value . e audit peat Ber Ce Aeptcag: Distributors — eT , j 3 a. ~ ~gsrye — ~ ~ . pe ' bie hs the M10 LOCUST ST. LOUIS, MO. (G,Arfield 2440 re ee a Peeve sca o, : Write for Dealer Information ie tae | os COPELAND DEALERS: “ ‘ : site, | 4 a tivities St. Louis Display and Sales Rooms SCHWALRKRE STOVE & HAKDWARE C6., FLAT RIVER EDW. & FURN. Co., Fist Rive Ria-k — * Blark— f : e , , \FFELDER FUE NITI BK «0 dettersen and hiebert H. T. EKVANT. Charleston. We. xa , Pint Quart | : r site A 385 % ieaedwas Goes WILSON'S HARDWARE, W. A. WALTERS, Vandalia, Me ee f ; 2m ; sory BRAUN PLUMBING & BEATING Co 14000 Beacon Av. eo FUERN.. & UNDERTAKING Ce : : = . BA rHROOM % ' * RY = - BATTERY ¢ HUB FURNITURE CO.. 701 Washington As 3 ANDREWS DEPT STORE Ronne Terre, Me ete Steel Fence Posts = m.' Es RY ¢0., WEBB-KREMER ELECTRIC APPL! Cilindin: erates > ee Will wert pests and Bed Room [pricier ot $ : e the SUIT Senthe Grand fl 1160 Kedamest Avo ILLINOIS DEALERS less: T'fect lone Slight; choice of four assorter | -eijine — : Pe oo ess Satis 4: & pa rar tg om 0 LAMMERT FURNITURE CO., BROWN & BROWN. Hillebere. MW. es ee Kound Pattern “T" Petters mae fir ishes: one. ~ _ ° exceed to ’ oo nerTonee “i : Vill Washingt« AY. BKUSNNERK NG ; x ' eS : ai ; : lar "84 oo : i $1.65 light :, PORCH L Kitchen Unit is t os ; ; Pati | } St ain — “we _ i J ayy pe = ¢ 4 VAN-ASHE amen ca 305 oe ke 4 HEATING co. : Bee» 4 : IGHT Baked white ename! wii! lacking a ¢ ; : FELTER HARDWARE CO. = iGth and Pine Sts. THE RADIO sur, pr BS - 4 thoice of bracket or ceil! we ee ee a aa , - & s S72 Basten Av. x : . . $21 S. Fifth St., Springfield, ML See : j With each purchase of a complete entfit of lighe. Solid : - gioes finish. $ aap FETTE FI RNITURE AND TRPHROLSTERING €0.. aTISSOL RI DEALERS w = t ae tain ws o ; - - 4 : -- tha a . 4 Pee foe x % : : Ten Fixterers we tive you rour choire of as Free copper. Rust- $7.75 obi 5 oung Woman r He of Atta 7 FROM oa +e ‘ ‘ ROW LES RKOS. & EDWARDS. ra JAMISON. Taylorville. ~ M 3 : io : z= eieetric trea or elecirie taneter preef. st ‘Sancta yarwe ... ' 4 iT-evear ola ‘os hice . ‘ 1 r ane i oe — - 143 NSN. Main St.. St. Charles Me. 4ACK tLRiCn MOTUR (0... Beaten, m. care 3 : : 3 ; vaive ae Aesg eG ¥ in Gort LOCK Fi aRL a nd ‘(FER RADIO SHOP. Poplar Biuff. Mo. HARRISON MOTOR CO.. + ; - THE ABOVE P ES iat Kicated the "943 W. Leckwee oe ene CAPEN RADIO ELECTRIC shor, West Salem. Pl. i$, 7 “ne : RIC NO NOT INCLUDE BULBS | sidewalk tn front of 20°4 1 + HAKRISON RADIO & Ei ecru cone = TRIANGLE MOTORS at Prt DU ARD BEE on Sg — ave =: a3" ' oat sgutse ’ ancheste Maple 7 SCLE MOTOK & SUPPLY CO., Dalton, M DWAKD HESSE. Box 23, W ae Pee MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED yenu® last night, fold pohee tn mgieg Mamcherter Av Maplnwseg. Me TRL YCLE, MOTPE €,SUFFLY CO. Dates, Ma = EDWARD. ase pee 2k wea eines fhad been a: ad MELAHER-SCHENE. HARDWARE CO.. MISSOTRI MOTOR CO. Columbia. Mo. UNITED SALES CO. Salem, Hil. es taae ELE T with whor Das A a THOMAS MCHENKY & cone PAUL J. SCHULTE. Jefferson City, Mo. ROSS BARTHMESS, West Frankfert. He 9 . ‘ 4% C Ric Th ma ene Grank whisky ané 2958 Fasten gy 3 ; ~ 5 RF TO ©O., Ste. Genevieve. Mo. icon cae ana, Ti. es al ‘inne lhome brew R Panos +h rs t. Re EK. trenten. Mo. AUER EROS. Linco, Mi "3 a). 38 : a FIXTURE iia ts eGence e@)). “Sas a feo MODERN HOME APPLIANCE CO... TOM BALDWIN, Quincy, 1. ee | ie ry | Montgomery stres She said she . 324 McDaniel St.. Springfield. Mo. SYMONDS ELECT. CO., Certhace, ™. 4 al: THM. 6TH ST. PHove: cen ~ onto -omaaaliahat eda) Readers: Wie 22% 204 address below and mail to us, for free illustrated book on Copeland Dependable mek: . : HONE: CENTRAL 6212 fj (2"° WO men were arrested of CTS? details of Easy Payment Pian, without obligation. a , | TWO STORES ju FA & = 2 Sf An he #e- _ 1204 FRANKLIN s443—ya7 she furnished. and s oy ® » m *F 3 . . — rf - 7 * , - > 2¢ ~ = t4~e x my | 7 attackers) Name oe, sennceniiin . ; Se ee ee ee ———— "te ° ~~ . $ . SP RES es Sa natal eapttrn ot a ee ee Ce = ——_, — E—s --— Se - niioe - —

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a ——_______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ — ° iF ic MUST PRODUCE MME, CASARES| morrow atme. Gloria c i | Sg — FRIDAY, EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 iil ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __._ ___. PAGE 35 | sonding Company Tailed on for “ened. owner of several erg ee isutbigrattanmatieeiee te meg Pad against the advice of her doctor,;at @ motion picture studio when, == R O 4% E C T YOUR TEETH! = i Weman Provisionally Admitted, |" Ships, was served on the Na-|in transit, the surety company neisted on returning to her work | her condition tmproved slightly. |= P — es = iif By ihe Associated Press, 8 Surety Co. yesterday. pledging-to produce her at the ex- | - == Lally’s Discovery, a wonderful new powder dentifri = q te NEW YORK, May 13.—Formal |, me. Casares recently was deé-/ piration of her legal sojourn, or SET OF TEETH, $10 UP. '= iaily, will greatly improve the condition of ee and breath == | order demanding that it produce | M4 admission to English ports.| show proof that she had left’ the DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE. Fe U CG 5 = and POSITIVELY retards pyorrhea. Sold by Wolff-Wilson, Enders == , hefore immigration authorities to- 09 os ener be nie gers United States, or forfeit $500. siege : i= le, Johnson and many other druggists. = | He jo arried to a citizen of Argen- rowns. | -)— — 5 |' oe nia ae ee ee Te Bob O’Farrell’s Father Fire Chief. hn | 9x12, Cleaned ________._ $1.25 |; == TWO SIZES Lae = LABORATOS® = ' 8 + @ CHICAGO, May 13.—Sars O’Far- | x;:.- bods tracted, 6c. i= 3 75 = i | aaaee On e Minut, e ADVERTISEMENT rell, whose son, “Bob,” manages | Visitors Inspect St. Louis Shoe Hao 9x12, Chemically Cleaned __$3.00 | = 39c and 7: ST. LOUIS, MO. = a i the world ch Snead. : m oe C0. | . eee, by your Resinol Ointment. An ac-| ~@@SCZEEPESRS Bevan ed to Hotel Statler for breakfast ie ’ Chicago, May 19 to 27, 1q | |quaintance of mine had a severe @@hetem See following which the { ‘ : . You wiil Kg dy ever had acorn | case of skin irritation between the | ss ere’, 3 My y inspected d | t eo ie +. F: ) : { mi gee “ “ PP] , r - s rt May 29 Scholl's Zino-pads—that’showquicl: | form. ‘This condition had existed | M prettiest cai “erved a 9:30 were the guests at a luncheon at a they end all pain. When thecornis | for over a year and every known. “28 Pe ae” (tne Cain ec - a ; ree ' gone it rever comes back. Jlf new | remedy had been tried without giv." ni . a — ic Alton | se ee ee ee) ee - on any train arriving shoes irritate the spot, a Zino-pad | ing relief. Finally I persuaded my | St Past oe — on Steamer afternoon the visitors will be taken | midnight, May 29 ) fixes it overnight! friend to use Resinol Ointment and| 1. deli: bi ie Sunday. Dancers will | to the Vesper Farm on Telegraph a . ie a‘ * Scholl’s 7 riko the trouble was -healed in two’ e Geis ted by the music of the St. | road to inspect modern dairy farm : | cated. Rae, ‘sremedve weeks. I hope this will be the| (20! Jazz Kings—11 Master Musi- | facilities and the prize . herd of i reservations and tickets ask healing. Safe, sure, quick, lasting | means of helping others as many | ee Chas. Creath directing. ever eT ng wg there. . it results guaranteed. Get a box today | Sp geese to ee ae from | ya ap har rmesen ses floor— . sn Presa Soares Sak a A 1 oe at your druggist’s or shoe dealer's. iS CC 1d1vi0Nn, nink your soap | reade’ g. nformation, hone | ’ ‘ i 1 CENTRAL y ggis 9 | and ointment, just wonderful and | MAin 4040. tale oats cog of the Chamber of Com-|:; ea ase ; tigi seam ae oe or of _ the i hope they will always be available , | merce, ains offered in tnis extraordinary i BASH ME Bcholfig [ir foc8 er eee) ees ee |", secre miss in amen AN cae San tteel eee ! iy ALTON e (Signed) Mrs. H.—Name and ad- | leaves at 8:45 O'Clock, has been wonderful,” declared Dr. | being sold at discounts up to 50%—Read be- ‘ 1nmO-Da S |dress on request. Resinol Chem- COLOSSA Fy S | Brauer, the only member of the || low—Come here Saturday and reap your share ie ical Co., Baltimore, Md. LUEXCURSION STEAMER = party who has previously visited |‘ of these miraculous savings. a the United States and who speaks . | English fluently. “I visited your | country 17 years ago and I remem- | ber that only in the cities were ‘there hard roads. Since our arrival in New York, three weeks ago, we | have been taken on “rides over | miles of wonderful roads. The au- |! | . * . | tomobile industry is also marvel- | oe } oe han es 5 Ne . ous. In Detroit we visited the Ford | 7 ‘plant and saw them’ making the : i » ree . e i s lflivvers. We saw them making | ; WAR F | | Packards, too. We are. greatly |; : . e Sy Oo eso | pleased ¢ with what we have seen |; Your druggists know about Res- STERN ILLINOIS) Put one on—the pain is gone! inol. Ask him for it today. ——— — — tone eee SAINT PAUL $ ee ee $ ee 4 a4 moma ; pret is nny ts gm et ameter aad aa eee ’ Se aa Miele ie ee ne wb . OREN Sn gt Settemin a AR re 0) be tte Riel ine RLY lip VR ata ett RE lag NY Hae Meal oe AE A a eo rs wt ee io a os es oan +" ’ A Bro os a me ana and everyone has made us ati: | if i enetnneinnenenettiemeetmeeneenmenrteet } _ i | : fe WE CENTRAL | home. it DELIVER 4400 | Dr. Brauer explained the mis-| j Lim | sion of the tour is to. observe! : —— a ‘ie é face | | Dewey rhe 1/ | American business and manu 1} Vs (Cs GETUM ORDER BY PHONE OVERSIZE | turing methods and to “ret ace | Oy Rod «,Ree) If it is inconvenient toa come down quainted.” After leaving New JY ork | = town order over the ‘phone. your CLINCHER the party visited Buffalo, Detroit, | | = order will receive prompt, careful attention. Call— CEntral 4400 | Cleveland and Chicago. ‘Tomorrow | ' they will be taken on a tour of St. | | | CDQ») SS ki = a | ees «= «14 PIECE Bedroom Outfit Beautifully Decorated — 91.98 HIGH-WHEEL | visit in turn Washington, Philadet- | / re by F : " E : ‘ > P - yf\ ~ Handle is the Case” =— Phone Oeder. Deck Louis and will lypch at Bev ° Mill | })) ; $450 $450 Single action anti-back lash aluminum | with a group OL St. Louis business | r s = . —_ ¥ & Reel. Kod has hollow metal handle. 'men. They will depart from St. | ' a Week! ‘ Weekl r oe ee re Mer, tree en Louis Sunday for Pittsburg and| s y LY] . Se | 4 = . . Wir. — EE he ba kg a a's oo 4 @ 5 . a. ‘ anti ‘itv The rill : = : Bail-B oem seinen anise |phia and Atlantic City. They will) | e Everything for —" vee egane FLY RODS LAWN MOWERS Rear-View Mirrors sail from New York May 28. and High Lighted. the er big —......., rs NES Beat gest oraseaginon ee ae. 12 the pare mlak wrolk, pala :. be A Suite of.magnificent appearance and excellent cabinet work in the new high-lighted walnut. Com-_ - H = & ——____—_— | Mrs. Brauer, are: Kar oll, * CS . . s 7 4 : SHAKESPEARE REEL \S gi BOYCE snanuteetarer; anevela (sae : by prises dresser (or vanity) chifforobe, bow-end bed, rocker, bench, spring, mattress, pair of pillows, 2 om = =o a os Level winding: regular $5 3 98 vatue. Special .. . TACKLE BOX All metal with two trays. Size 12°4x6x5%4. Special $1.25 SILK LINE Highest-grade pure Japanese silk; $1 18-Ib. test; 50 yard spool .._.. “AERO” MINNOW BUCKETS These are the famous eethern, ene —- a 10-qgt. round heavy galvanized iron. Air Coldwell Mowers, the best in their Whiz Auto Top Dressin MOTOMETER FOR SMALL if CARS. SALE 2 29 \ PRICE .. e boudoir lamps and shades, and an Axminster rug. The most remarkable offering in St. Louis today— see it Saturday— “The Love Nest" | Weise, furniture manufacturer, Fin-! isterwalde; Hermann Larisch, textile ‘manufacturer, Jagerndorf; Hans/bL | Schwarzkopf, chemicals, Berlin; | e | Gerhard Madaus, drug manufactur. | , ‘er, Dresden: Kurt Kowalewski, sec- : |retary of the Essen Chamber of ‘Commerce: Eberhard Leitz, paper Save “ REFRIG- ; . . Universal size. For large : \ | cars. Sale 54 75 —* price .. > . ; : "EY TOPIC aa : : thrilled when you see it, . Snecial | “a wae Ge NN 6 5 ee »C NEW YORK, May 13.—Suit to} | The living room contains 3-plece beautiful loose- ) Full enamel lined— | WINDOW BRONZE SCREEN jobtain a wedding gift of $20,000, | | cushion Suite, davenport table, Junior lamp and Kitchen Outfit Includes enohta wee Te \| AWNINGS ery ney ee oe and shvatel alleged to have been promised her, | shade, table lamp and shade, smoking stand, table A full-size porcelain-top Kitchen Cabinet, ——a a ( 1 14-mesh. In full 4 | 16-mesh. In fuile} has been brought by Mrs. Adela I, | scarf, end table, pair of book blocks, 2 sofa pillows beautiful enamel 5-piece Breakfast Set, White Metal -_ \ _—— re Sen AS rolls, Per sq. ft., D7C rolls. Per sq. ft. O7C | Condeau of Nice, France, against | and statue. side-icer, 3-door Refrigerator and a porce- r \ be a — } NSS 4 oe Prices on Cut Pieces Are Slightly Higher ‘her cousin, Leon Schinasi, multi- | ae at ; Bs lnin-trimmed Gas Range, also 9x12 Congo- ) Ref tor ® | ate “in an EEN FRAMING WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES ‘millionaire cigarette manufacturer. 7 _ ee Refrigerator ". | attachments; Sv! SCR Clear, straight lumber with corners and bead- 2 | Relving Schinasi’s alleced “4 hs ; ane ee b ; conn r] 42 and 48 ak: In 8 to 16 ft. ing. Can be easily cut down to exact sizes. bs ae ris aT a De ert , i | | | - 50 . | | pitta: ETT otent Very special, lengths. Ver 2? 2 36x36. 49 42x42, 5 18x48. | promise, Mrs. Condeau, formerly | mn) _ . a | : ie : | 1 oq 1G@ feet .... : Per set C'irer set 7c [Per set 69c Miss Adela L. Schratter of this d | ee . ! hs Qi s4 $1.00 city, charges she advanced her ‘ a a 8 int Satna HEDGE SHEARS | GARBAGE CAN wedding date and married Rene large ailde-icer— “7. IN! REFRIGERATOR —— | Made of heavy corrugated Condeau, Nice bank clerk, in this _ — interter TT" ag St iron, strongly reinf i ity ‘+t 9 9° an exterior — 960 ‘ a ; INSULATION . :; | with handle and “ty, aos pie “op : vt P . value. . —- oe insulating — will | cover; 4-gal. size. {Oe rH Schinasi, in his reply, said the cece *. make your refrigerator air tight, a OE ie a a aes Ps — rithin | el. ORS SO ee ee eee a nomical motor .... are in } keeping it colder and preserving 6c i — > bsewes sues ee nage rey was not to be paid within ae eo | All-Porcelain 2 T £ h as ts the ice. Special, per foot....... S ILLINOIS DEA LERS less ; 7 feet loux. er | a all standard sizes. Will protect : Strong, light age 40 ft. '29., | in Circuit Court to serve seven | port set, loose cushion, spring seat . .: N & BROWN, Hilisbero, mM Kound Pattern “T"’ Pattern | sereen and add to the appeatance 0 cli lengths from 70 to ° 32c ‘ carved base and top rail, junior lamps . & NUK PLUMBING & HEATING ©O | the door, Per foot ey aE PES Fy years in the State Penitentiary for | t bl two sofa is 2 ay spare erlaallatata 65c 95c | Black $1 65 ae $1.85 +. Laundry T | murder in connection with the kil- | and shades, davenport table, d silk i s e ADIO SiLOP, ties | enameled ° ee ee Graniutine unary iray 4 ¢ hi ‘ehb Donald Hall. | pillows, pair book blocks an s . 3 Ek D. GLE _oegp a Ornamental Lawn Fence Perasatee REEN ne ane tts ‘He sontakielr ie shot na self- scarf. See this amazing offer. 2 3 > Gh CNN, i : a = ~ —. fO- ; . = . : k. Willia Si., Decatur, Lil, Made of heavy steel SC . . , ay ‘ ; & = AMISON, Taylorville, 1 av areas henatbe seins : : defense after Hall had threatened . = ULRICH MOTOR CO., Benton, TM, f s nized: reinforced DOORS : a: members of his family and him- ad pid ISON MOTOK CO., double bottom as il- self = -. ‘2 ae Hil, le. fi! a” ae lustrated. In rolls . = e 3 7 “ah ~ j . . ‘ Sh “ ~~ +> KD HUSSE. Box 23, Willleville, Hl. a” aliens uses Well built and finished Renee Adoree Suffers Relapse. = S AN & ROUNDS, Mt. sterling, HL. \. 36-In. hish, 44 screen Doors, in standard By the Associated Press. = | i DP SALES CO., Salem, Il. ‘ A per foot ... c sizes, covered with close | yaxe your laundry work easier by re- HOLLYWOOD, Cal., May i3.— = - BAKTHMESS, West Frankfort, Ll. a mesh, black galvanized or placing the old wash tubs with this | acer re = 4 BKUS.. Pana, Ul. eg Ba pare 12c bronze wire. modern Launiry Frey. why cradle | Renee Adoree, film actress, has 4 BROS., Lincoln, MI. , ne" Te heavy stonewar dais - ake spital followin } ALDWIN, Quiney, Ul. | 48 in. hig PRICES RANGING monte: self Gralning; can be commestes prerctbermteti cd ec us ee : 4 ae Fret «oO. Carthace, Hit go ome . FROM to water supply in basement so you do |a relapse from influenza. Her phy- 4 ‘LECT. CO., Carthage, 1. 1 | ' per f00t ... : net Rave ee $13 95 |sicilan declared serious complica- : ’ ' can 0 : ay, vf , , land Dependable Refrigeration | | | iT | éeet- aabahoant pod $1.69 © $6.25 complete with stand a tions have arisen and an operation | ig sss 4s ees eee Yuoueueaue ue ueemme S88 88a ee ee ae 2 ee 8 Be ae che oes, _ = 2 Ss lallies = eess # a , —— ee a — - aheve prices. * |may be necessary. Miss aaa Saas s = i : soem @® wees 8 was taken ill a*aweek ago and, as > <a 7 eo : eal

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ i ol. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. FRIDAY EVENING, sane ” item Jockey Hurt in Race, Dies. Jockey Raymond Peternell was | . of ASS AND KERNEL | Petore crossing Watermel will start) BALTIMORE, Md., May 13.—|thrown and badly shaken when his eee Sooty he nytiy re PIECE OF GL in Swe Wenn 1, gtr So Rog Jockey Monte Edwards is dead as|mount, Corn Spirit, tumbled over AMUSEMENTS | “The Jewish | ‘onsum pti es’ Re-| snouncement today by Trat:te En- NINTH lief Soctety, women’s auxiliary. | OF CORN TAKEN | FROM LUNGS agi Hoffman. An ordinance the peenih. 06 IRR E TEL eee nant ; | ANI r I installed the following officer : ~erformed at Waterman from an ave- | rr ORPHEUM CHARLES bk I. T, Goldberg, president. | Delicate ae on ae eee oe ae boulevard was passed re-|dale stables, in the fifth eae 0 aor a aaa ‘| Orpheum Ci Vaudeville and Photop! | oom as wee : > y . s badly crushe 1509 cholce Seats ‘Tonight, "ROE 'Mrs. A. B. Brest hel, Mr bee - e — dren Without Anesthetics. cently by the Board of Aldermen pie ggpeie teh Fe reac sikcull. Ww A T ER B U ts & LAST TWO DAYS OF SEAS N basdogptegy ag ae ee eh ne A piece of glass half an inch long | pecause of the heavy traffic on that | 4n Te nasticnt epecicn ef . a AST TWO DAYS OF SEASO ‘dents, : Mrs. A. Larrson, treas; , —_— | Year’s Most Important Engagement! lents, and ‘and a kernel of corn bitiagae removed thoroughfare. “s MORORORORG CROROHOROEOE cockroaches— ASHLAND ‘Beger “pau a =e {from the lungs of two 6-year- -0.d esti : Use GETZ 3520 Newstead “The Fire Fighters” LENORE ULRIC | oom ‘ia simile by gel og | TRAVEL AND RESORTS to be sure-~-take some Powder. ..+.800 and $1.00 (By Arrangement with Davi id Bela in Similar pitt — Paste@..+- . ee ; ore PSTRE A uM” | FIVE OTHER BIG “ACTS and rel Twentieth strest. “ben owel the | gy the Lake. | as uiie” Se f tl with ~Len Acres of Family Picnic Grounds KNICKERBOCKER eee ced | MDempletely Sheltered Recreation Space ‘MARION T TALLEY 8 Wading in Which Six en" | “Whispering Wires” | for 20,000 Visitors. Were Killed in Dallas Ha ecu 50 ’ : a memorable event! It will pay you to nq nothin priced over 35c a roll, including values * to BE BOSRINS Combinations sold only with »mecs. Tailor-made. Open 49338 Delmar Players Stock Co. 34145 Park Visited by Two Mysterious Men. ly! worth up to $2 a roll. come early: beautiful borders or “ til 9 P. M. Trade in your old ee Free Gate on Weekdays till 7 P. M. [; McNAI Ri. ie Wostered” & Sundays and Holidays, 1 P. M. la SONG RECITAL | By the oe a “ oes ic Nair-Pestalozzi “A Regular Scout” | DALLAS, Tex ay 13.—Inves- Every Roll Guaranteed. } Be Sure You Are in | SHUBERT- RIALTO. itigation of thecause of the explo- Open Until 8 P. M. ont. Geen é Webster's Saturdays Until 9 P. M. Finest Quality Ask the Sales ea ——_—— ae eee adam ‘ants No | ' ‘sion which killed six and injured MACKLIND ("iii we | GRAN D wks | FRIDAY Eve, may 2c came 883 persons and wrecked a twé 1012N.GRAND =e 809 N. 7th The Big Store With the Canopy a “Battlin Danger” | = omen . ere "rae oe ong ge ge Ba | Price $1.65 to $3.85 story building Wednesday night 4 me on Ml GALA ; Concert Direction Elizabeth Cueny revolves about two mysterious inspectors,”’ who are Irene Rich in “Don't MOGLER ict fhe'witer ana |g FUN Rnorics 1d. } gas meter Bih and Bremen ‘ Vaudeville and ‘PLEASURE BEFORE BU = ‘BASEBALL TODAY | said to have tampered with the i Aste yundina Reduction in Prices. 1 | SPORTSMAN’ S Pr. ARK =} eters prior to the explosion. —— EXCEPT im NEW SHENANDOAH Same nter's Baby” C MATINEES SUNDAY 25c) | o4 ROWNS VS | H. M. Maxey, owner of a grocery Bawy & Shenandoah ( Another Feature | g Children Under 3%, Anytime, iSc 7 | | . ‘and meat market in the wrecked | is . — | | NEW YORK | building, told police two men called | “The Popular Sin” | T “look ' 2 Newstead ly d Others | Be alert! Rend today’s Want ad) | late Wednesday afternoon to OOK | hd : ' , , 7 Comedy an ers | GAME STARTS 3 O'CLOCK }at the gas meter” and that he saw | The motor industry, directly and indirectly, has wee Ete Ae. mee Onty Chee | offers and gee what is on the mare | Box and reserved i tickets on sale) ket, at 409 Olive St. GArfield 7676. ith iem “tinkering” with it, but} ° ° O’FALLON “Sorrows of Satan” - ° ‘thought nothing of it at the time. 3 been the greatest single producer of new wealth In | PING TQ. America for a quarter of a century,” says Harper and Colored Black 4200 W. Florissant’ — Bottom Contest PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PACKAGE © SHIPPING T0 MEXICO : ‘ A at, “The Strong Man” a Leech. ' . wes WEST - PALM gn : ~e St. Louis Will Get Economic Serv- | Off CLOEST Bank BANK IN Ny MISSOUR | , “One Chance in a iea'e'e ry Union and Greer | Million” SAK ty RAS | Y pfs \ ¥ . Ne 1 ice on May 20. : BAP LOR AY oe | Riptomey: P. W. Coyle, traffic commis- PAULINE = sori Winners of the | i aca SAE DTT a GHENT. sioner of the Chamber of Com- The automobile has CARS to be a symbol of pros- | » Lillian & Claxton ( Wilderness” oi © 7 : PT e ees | Memes. stnounced yesterday that perity, not only among individuals, but among the i Pestalozzi. § “Te Man of the | [i Ge aa 4 | be made to Mexico under the St. ‘nations of the world, and it is significant that in Serving J "842 Pestalozzi “Wolf's clock g” XY Searing Soul Kisses! Louis package car system, which number of automobiles the United States ranks first. =i ate | Kisses of Youth's Mest Impulsive offers an economic’ service for QUEENS (foo. oe, | ie Moments—Burning Love! Starts Jess than carload lots, __ a Inc Py Through rates from _ various ‘ uis The manufacture of automobiles and the manufac- — & Lo y “Stepping Along” & 4700 Maffitt points in the United States to “Wise Crackers” ee Tomorrow. Mexico have been’ established tn ; ; or tt i ig) meters ture of fuel to feed them are interdependent indus- on per odie in ot emaniggge forte tries. Without gasoline the 23,000,000 motor cars a rangements wi e ationa ° , ° . and trucks in America would be useless machines. _ Bijgere confined largely to ri he Boatmen’s was founc Railways of Mexico. Routes are The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has had an y’s industries have wic E => Jos -> Stesese 2 ‘2 _- 2 oe”. o ~ = ee" ~~ Snes * oe ows ao, =. oo ~. — = Se 2 ~ = ~ And TEVOLE fonnectie oscar. 6550 Delmar L “For Heayen's Sake" service and the Red Crown discs that dot those high- in her first production ways are signs of the new prosperity which the Stand- ee : Pipe Apia? V6 eee on Sos. Seen Pa tee Mao a United Artistse— re VIRGINIA io ALLACE BEERY Sceten ool ard Oil Company (Indiana) has helped to create. | | a ; : J | | Te | TielOveor Sunya" r {. thecaes* ‘the ‘Pacifie” | e ’ Ktyles and kinds to suit 3 None worth less “4 5015S Gravols “Riddle Rider No, 8” =| —-the picture chosen to open New York’s new | | $15,000,000 Roxy Theater—a | O C (iaegy| GLORIA T im Standard Oil Company a | (Indiana Today Only BUSTER KEATON © Sellers vou i Wee STAGE AND 0 believe : MLLE. ANDREE A’ AND HER . General Office: Standard O ! ” his picture. Won ar “THE GENERAL oa Foil me if vou do? Write _ ea oe A+. PARIS $10 So. Michigan ard Ot Being Ss ; &—DISCOVERY ACTS | , Read today’s Want Colamne =| $4 se Se basiness Openings. O7tn 9 ‘ ~~ eee ee A FFD ete Puget roe aR Sis ea ms ty acta ey ee es ee Sy DS eee. - SP hee wee Seg oo 20 Be Sa geg! oe Oe

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» 7.62 . ~f s ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH in FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13. 1997 } ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 6 isthe “Baby” for Your Country Home! Bank Merger After Cashler's Arrest . = 7 ere ces | NORTH CHINESE ARMY nse en PERE’S REAL VALUE Makes Cooking Following the arrest of J. . Hutz- | > a Pleasu ° if } erchants =| Also _ APPROACHES HANK - 2 gong yn nt he ah $ 9x12 RUGS— Felt base, good patterns. . ne oe . $6.95 Camp Stoves, warrant, the Butler Savings & | = AXMINSTER SEAMLESS—9x12 only . Pe Oa 6% . $29.95 > IN: we ‘ a Y ee ~ - + . Pad, yy Burners and - in Japanese C |/ments to al! depositors. St 4 iieen : i Supplies, | k Pp € Concession— amps ae eS aa Ee 2122-24-26 South maa re GArfield 1933 | Flour Seized for Troops. ADVERTISEMENT FURNITURE, CARPETS, RANGES, REFRIGERATORS More Than 47 Years of Honorable Merchandising on ¢ a0 Cr nin Wade ee 8 ae © © es Ph! py ii hi i i i in i i bith it te bh bh RE SE ee ee efi nas —_k. -. S|. SS SL DL LD DL DD A) DS DD DD DS DD SD DD DD A DS DD S| = _- — = - — " ne = een nee —— — ———EE dispatches from Hankow say the situation there hase become worse | | Since the news leaked out that the | | Northern General, Yeng Sen, had | ng St. Louis on all trains a ‘|captured Ichang and was moving 2 down the river toward Hankow. | | including all midnight trains. Thousands of middle class Chi- | =| : GRE AT nese, unable to leave the city, are | i | | air, Chicago, May 19 to 27, 1927 i repertan to have taken refuge in } > {7 Get Our Low Prices on— FIRESTONE, KELLY, GOODYEAR, FISK, UNITED STATES Japanese concession, antici- | : pating grave trouble in i aadteaiins / | , — Other High-Girdde Tires. Buy now . > ° | A soon, | AA, ~ 3013 “2 FIRST 2914.40 BALLOON 2914.40 4 1t May 29 Rik 7 , The Nationalists are said to ; > Heavy Non-Skid Miller Non-Skid, have seized all the flour in’ the. . om. : $4. 45 ve $8.40 : ° -¢ , native city for their troops on the | i J ;, ) | AV Mill ~ Se on any train arriving Ls Honan front. The price of flour | 1 , HON. Ss. $6. 75 $5 75 “$8 States, .40 e midnight, May 29. * : has risen 25 per cent. Rice is be-| , | Kelly Spring. $7, 50 o : ny , € ; coming scarcer daily. » = ‘= 3 ij Heavy Balloons | Special Cords sy E-vrekewr S As good as new. Bought from the swellest West’ End DG ATTRACTS | AID AND FIGHTS | oe . | sf Non-Skid Oversize _— 5.75 | | 3 8 OLIV EY | s. Ti il ad ( 1 He . ; ” .75. ' > ‘ _ GSO CENTRAL fim) py tomes. Tailor-made. Open until § P. M.; Saturdays; SHAKE 70 SAVE CHILD’S LIFE : Y sexs. $0.10] sigpzs. stone | Saxe: : kaze | S505 $13.5 NS 511 N. GRAND Animal Loses Life, but Woman, gy $9.50 33x6.00. $13. 32x44. S13.55 T3545. ..815.79 until 9 P. Trade i in your old clothes, —— — . 30%4.95. - $12.25 | 3: "$8.75 | 295. ..$15.00 Bf BASH |i 0 1 2 N. G RAN After Carrying Son Away, Some Above Tires Slightly Blemish MONT a : Y Shoots Reptil | ) & ALTON —ee 3033 owt SL. TIRE CO, 2201 wasting 9 — - ndell 0152 Lindell 9182 STERN ILLINOI S| JOHANNESBU RG, May 13.—A a es : TIRES MOUNTED FREE § 4 Fito mang adventure with a snak: 2 4 | Free City Delivery. Dealer, get our prices. Open Evenings. | The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT Sw ‘is reported from a farm in_ th. i: - | ADS than ALL the other St, Louis newspapers COMBINED. ; |Peitersburg district, East Trans- ; PMN Wi oe, @ | »? ail a - 5 rm’ . , : LY MANLY AND |boy's pet terrier attracted his! and only Tiz, wil! bring relief. 4 | mother to the back of the farm, Tiz is grand, glorious for tortured bp and there she found that the black feet. It draws the swelling and pol- wm, « . a 'mamba, swaying from side to side, | sons_and acids right out. Stops the was -approaching the dog, which) pain of corns. Puts your feet into ~- . ns 4 7 ” | |was barking furiously and turning perfect condition. j Lu . a its head quickly to and from the Get a box of Tiz now at any drug | Pre ~ ba SINT Lou's : child, as if anxious for him to run or department store. Don’t suffer. ; 2b OLD —A Ql (away. Have feet that never hurt, never get | . EST BANK IN mMISSOU 4 The boy stood as if transfixed | tired. * x : ; . until the snake quickened its speed and the dog jumped at it, the two ages te ee wag Avoid imitations aN ( | , . > ‘ mY Ou Bi e. Mrs. Farmer snatched up her ; - pera ae = , == ti 7 ar oO Dit ro S CTV ing SUMrs, Farmer, after getting her ASK for Horlick’s Ss ; i it | - : Se OF ain ve / es eT ssi | LE A000 NEW CUSTOMERS: St uis Ind try ote er and killed the snake ; Malted ra sh Milk 30 . US ‘BERTH NO. 13 T00. UNPOPULAR lal le R. | vA 728 so Brians Raton oats 110 FW ag AY Forte | Special? 3 Complete Rooms! * | ae ; Sleeping Care. a mee UW) Invalics, In the days when St. Louis’ industries aaa eemmrerster..t, All Aces Steamer a Special to the Post-Dispat-! ; . | LONDON, May 13.—The London 1 @ Stri lux- were confined largely to river trade, and Northeastern Railway is abol- ariourly ‘comfortable, . : 5 7 me The Boatmen’s was founded. As the |ishing the number 13 on the sleep- | : Chair. for your W) /) : ‘ or porch ne io aeeeeieeeemnemmnneenmetl » | 5 24 i Bo See oe ei ae red Pa Se 0 es i . . 4 ‘Ing cars to suit the whim of nerv- city’s industries have widened in Va- ous travelers. Every 13 is to be : 'painted out forthwitl 1¢ ib- riety and extent, so have The Boatmen’s Seed ake & teen a ane & , | Your Choice a ° iti : creased to meet the new number of the real 14 so that the The delicious food-drink that . | of Any LD AaVeRTeS 32 sequence of the berths on the long Children Izke, which also gives ‘ ) Chitty 3 Rooms - conditions. 'Scottish express trains may not be them the valuable muscle and | : : P; d further broken. bone-iorming elements foundin § | A : . as Fictared, ; tailway travelers are supersti- : soln on’ : ) i, a ig # | Today, The Boatmen Ss serves all idiot and a large section * the the _— and whole milk. | | ly > for Only f h ‘eae 3 d t " | + public ogee al the number 13. Instantly prepared in water or . . 7 phases or tne community . se ‘Travelers arrive to catch the train milk.8a~Takeapackage home. . ee) uals LPtY thy 14, life with its Commercial Banking, Trust, and, finding that berth No. 13 has —- ~ : | hd ANY On i hese i} been reserved for them, have re- i= 1 mt, Libe~al Terms Savings and Safe Deposit departments. fused to occupy it. In many ho- tels, and in some of the great lin- Bt ) . - O75 ® , se . Y . 4 Pligv. bg 2i— a ” > 4 ay - aeN aN oN 7 =a celebrates her ninetieth birthday . _——— ; ; | - ae , ‘ ¥ ) | $69.75 Gibson Enamel...... $4 .75 EEN ELIAS LIAL Sd here today, enjoys the distinction of Rig ae eg | Op ie ; , eal eae $79.50 Grystal Enamel......$47.50 - being one of three women in the'! United States entitled to pensions REMEMBER OUR NEW LOCATION as widows of soldiers who fought BEITER FLAVOR ie > F , os Ai : @ Ss gt 2 Se oe ee ee against England in the War of 1812. Fresh real hops mixed i} 28 f , gy elng by air and to show that it is ee a a ae et Pe Oe eS ° BKY ‘Xs : ‘ harleston. Mou. . 4 nate? 777, _— ‘ a “a aoe . seh i as ' ikt’ a Pad it , «hit aes a4 A aa - + TT Uti es 4q — longer a stunt for the ad- rse (na CTO! B NOW 4 4 os 8 WALTERS, Vundalia. Mo . 4 sae! ney BERG FURS. « ERTAKING CO. . F ie : mages © ee is op ag pee eee Ama every day fewest pores oF $135 Value, 4-Pc. Antique Walnut. . $98.00 REWS DEPT. STORE, Bonne Terre. Mo- | taking Cod Liver Oil, for doctots a! ILLINOIS DEALERS _ atu rday’ Ss Best Bar gains COMMERCIAL TREATY BROKEN ae oe na orge eas te ope ee en $119.50 | we Will Store Your Purchases N & BROWN. Hill«boro. : Austria and Cc nex ‘ho- Slovakia in lea ing } NER PLUMBING & LE , TING 0O., ‘ . suits with MeCov’s Cod Liver 0; $198.50 Val. 4_Pr. Antique Walnut, $129. 00 : . | $4 | Temporary Disagreement. resuits \ | , ely Mga Hii. . to $6 iho in Two Big Lots Br the entre Press. Compound Tablets, hich druggists $241 Value. 4-Pe. Antique a , $147.50 FREE, and Deliver at Any Date! $s oe Sites Ne, — Hk : Styles and kinds to suit every taste and purse. | WIENNA, May 13.—Austria and al] over the country are having a . nti inut $171. 50 SED csinmneuteadn 139.00 TEK DP GLEN | : | INNA, : ares pay ye 267.50 Val. 4-Pc. Antique Walnu E. Williams i. Decatur, Ml, . i None worth less than $4. Many are $6 sal 'Czechosiovakia have broken off | tremendous demand for. a Valve, 3-Piece Jacquard JAMISON, Taylorville, pti. . | ' ues. Hundreds of styles to negotiations for a new commer- §. t’s a wonderful weight produc in 6 Special Group CHOICE a eee LLRICH MOTOR (0., Benton, WM, . F , | etri ¢ nie f shildre ST r RISUN MOTOR CO Z A choose from in patents, tans, 'cial treaty and Austria has de- tonic for children, especially _ $350 4-Pe, Suite, fl. sample’ nae Value, 3-Plece Jacquard , ’ es ‘i j \, ; o ~? . soo ’ , + u - t Salem, til. . ( rose blush, grays and satins | nounced the old arrangement as of sickness, and sixt) sugar-coated ts £300 4-Pc. Suite, fi. sample) $197.50 $167.50 ona. & €4).. wt. 8 iie. Til E | ts ens 1 ee AKD HICSSE.. —-. oa uainientiin. i. . & in pumps, ties and strap styles. | Apr’! 15. lets cost but | cents. ; $285 4p Suite ff sample AN A KOULNDS. Mt. Sterling, I. . = Ss medium and high heels. This automatically increases {m- One woman gained 10 pounds C. y Me ED SALES (CU.. Salem, Hl. . = ] or o ! Vv oods °° dave nd if any skinny man o ‘BARTHMESS, West brankfort, Hl. ; Buy.: ' ask you to see these; spe port duties on Czecho- Slo mS rt Pavoni gy a ee nal Se Reed Suites BKOS.. lana. Ti. | a : : , Z ; a for Saturday only— ' 150 per cent, which is unlikely to woman can t Pp if on w pounds in «' As +4 ~ eo i j ++ ruc Q+ Tr BAL. wei. ui a. NN 4 Ns 99 ‘continue long a3 the sts onan _ Gays, ee % ‘S00 vladl "4 ne “e : $75.00 3-Piece Stationary Suite LF ‘ , s are dependent on each other. your druggist wii agiy retur ne : , ee on 44 : .o | vec for the moment, will bene- | pure hase | price. $85.00 $-Piece Stationary Suite $56. Copeland ecmitite Refrigeration - it in one way, &s her Imports, But demand MeCor’s—the original $115.00 3-Piece Bed Suite 103 iF ran ae : ns re Crecho-Slovakia are re- —-the gennine—the guaranteqj—the $137.50 3-Piece Bed buite age ? e-third of her ad- | druggist who tries to aubstifute is = sponms_ple for on * ~ 2 es 4 nce. uUNnWoriny ol Your conlidence, ey CREPE RUBBER SOLE goal. $1 sages aA = : Esse oes ee

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: : S Rr ts te 4: ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. = — : ail en FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927_— sommes 3S ie | ie PAGE 38 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ 3° YEARS AT ONE LOCATION . 4 i | TREATED ONE | ARCHESTRAL MUSIC | Liberal Hani og! DROPS Y weex FREE | “Starring Pris bit ° a 3 Short breathing re- | 1 e a ne” Jlow lieved in 36 to 48 hours; swelling re- | Du cie J y for duced in 15 to 20 days. Regulates | | ; the heart, corrects the liver and kid- | | — og ws ali | Your nevs. Purifies the entire system. hp weed . Collum Dropsy Remedy Company. | O | saciniauonihiaa 4 as Old Dept. 33, Atlanta, Ga. | ‘Walter Damrosch, Engage Firm, Plans Concerts. Buck’s Gas Excellent baker—large oven-—-4 gas burners. — | | the POST-DISPATCH | | -_-—— By Leased Wire From the New Florence Gil Stove York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Rasy to Mght—easy to operate. 2, 2 ‘ s s : This ange contains NEW YORK. May 13.—A_ 4defi- and 4 burner styles, with or without) et} Ne — guaranteed nite plan of magnitude, designed to oven. See a Florence before akin GURtUIOSe ss ies gupplement the musical education you buy. Low prices. of 25,000,000 public school children and college students, became . known today with the announce- Open | : i'ment that Walter Damrosch, for- | E ‘ | 2 mer leader of the New York Sym- venings As FP been fre- i hat phony Orchestra, had Saturday 'e Z See af! tained by the National Broadcast- by a | Z Everyone ae iB ch ae A int Until Z eis so rich in de- t In this newly created ogi z ppoin = ae Ss Z Nae flavor or nour’ ' Damrosch will officiate in ail Mat- | B es Z cious fia | 4 ters relating to higher musical ac-| ¥ ment 6:30 ) Z ishment. a oe tivities and has evolved a plan of Ph P M . Zz. pure sie Rn reaching students through the one e Mi, Z cial formu whey , : ; @ with us. Order a jar radio. MA Zz » Phone— : Damrosch explained the immedi- In cA today. | ate impetus for the offer made by 3465 oors Z ' | 8 the National Broadcasting Co. was e = + as : \ we) io, the plan to extend orchestral mu- a} SANITARY REFRIGERATOR a | 3 9 og 7 : or "eas eee BY Tt | Z q Lyd, fa! # isic by radio to schools and col- iN Mlle 3 Uy { Ulli nS citing The plan followed sugges- gg * Ma? Ait My i: 7) Nj. mee tions from heads of schools YE aye Wf HL ill a Uy throughout the country. The sug- oy Uy © Meroe my, Wf \ gestion, he said, greatly appealed Fy lll if | Ya iM Ni Uy Tt hime. Mi . {! is ‘ | “The plan,” he said, “would be (the first step toward the great ‘university of the air,’ conceived by Merling Hall Aylesworth, presi- dent of the broadcasting company. His company is ready to stand back of my dream and make it reality. There is one problem that would | first have to be solved, either ‘through boards of education or through local citizens of generous minds. They will have to supply Pay a Little Each Damrosch proposes to give 24 orchestral concerts with explana- tory comments on the works pre- sented and the instruments of a symphonic orchestra. These con- certs, he said, would be in three se- the radio receivers and loud speak- Down ers to : majority of schools and LD 4 aii ; colleges. 3 Bays | 7 4 é ! F “T hope through radio to edu-|@ & te eS cd ’ hE ae & me | cate 25,000,000 children and stu- It . . | : ns : Scat ie derts in the beauties of symphonic | & me \ | | music. It is my aim to reach the “Ny > | oe small town schools, where musical 4 | ps facilities are lacking.” ~~~ N | For Only $1.69 and 2 Labels Yes, this handsome Junior Bridge m2 : ~ ce . a,’ +d jas ¢ . . _* 4 et tee ma *s B Nis | Lamp is Yours for only 2 White ries of eight each, with carefully — 1: Month a | Banner Malt Extract Labels and $1.69 in graded programs, one for the ele- 75 : “5 LA) f 3 “ON: cash. At this amazing low price, you can mentary schools, another for high ‘ : i! i | \ | attord to buy two cans of White Banner and schools and the third for colleges. : a. oe 3 a) | . me WN use the 2 Labels—pay $1.69 in cash (and get The concerts, Aylesworth an- F A YL : Rh lamp )—and still SAVE MONEY besides me | ounces, will begin in October and | 4 i | ; ; N having and enjoying the White Banner Malt vA will be broadcast from the studio | eg Extract! (The same Lamp usually retails for i RM iof the National Broadcasting | § $3.75!) But for a Limited Time Only you Mee | Building, which is being erected at | can get it tor 2 Labels and $1.69. And you te | }ifth avenue and Fifteenth street. get ALL THIS: (1.) A_ beautiful bound m@ |The concerts will be carried direct | parchment lamp shade—artistically illustrated ‘to 35 radio stations on land wires | mn colors. Adjustable. (2.) Two-toned metal Z B | tor rebroadcasting. Tne 86 ame | base. (3.) Six-foot silk cord with switch | tions, he said. cover al! territory | 7-Pc. Water Set and Free! Blue Bird Dinner Set With Your Refrigerator This Refrigerator will cut your ice bill in half; the excellent construction assures you a 4 Per DY je - “a id —— ee 2 4 Large Pieces { Hand Decorated Ww. socket and two-piece plug. (4.) Height over és : : . The latest style oval Greaame, hi- $ en CO} Vi a ef fs all 3 fit. 5 in. (S.) A eB ail decneebiie Seis } east of the Rocky Mountains. lifetime wear. The food ¢ ham- == & \ boy chifforette, unusual style vani- Down! ay es Epo gear oP pean . : Sagi ae | bers are large and have nickeled }}| ty and beautiful poster bed. A 7 ® % piece oil furniture that adds distinction to os ‘BOY, 5, SUFFERS FRACTURE wire shelves. See this white en- Suite th is high class in every gm Fe @ _»y ps phy Kk OOO SS. eet ~ Mh: any room. SO SEND YOUR LABELS ce | amel interior special, and remem- prmer en - in desi An- Small Monthly Renna naman uaa aye : TODAY! When sending Labels, be sure to ee OF SKULL WHEN HIT BY AUTO ber our great free offer........-- detail and on ata nicie sg P f ' ste ans Soman ancnn Bachman “a ( include 40c extra for packing and postage. apts — —— tique walnut finis on selec aymen € ne sence po seem are k, te ee SO Addvess: Premium Ronan Cog Robert Kunkel Knocked Down — . cabinet wood. Seehesenc Bama ie { oe Pins St. St. Louis. Mo. fj | When He Ran Across Street Se Spa Ni |e eee tore ee to be ee _ “S Ma | Robert Kunkel, 5 years old, son lim fe eNO ACG _— ; Ramen Ben Sateen oe , Bring po se na ae | & ise mam | critical condition at Lutheran Hos-/| 2 | SSssaigneht novonag nee Se . \ on HOPPED re oe suffering from a compound | j It Is W orth eeee 5 See kg | pS cture of the skull, as the result | | RITE I a ee | of being knocked down by an iu-| We will deduct $25 from the price of any ‘i e ing t act My |tomobile driven by Bernard Reilly, | = \) Davenport Suite or Bedroom Suite (or $ | x a & see Nebraska avenue, on Utah | g i at time of purchase. Sarat t es re ip. m. yesterday, | 7. ! q ae sees z. ‘3 t Sy, | eae )6| )6 Police reported the boy ran from | . x , i a Ae nes ae so ss Se by \ ' FREE Catalog: + | the north to the south side of che! i % ave Your Labels— WRITE FOR CATALOG! ae : | A A EI : SY ' OLE 9 v3 | . ASS : RAE, $ Three Pieces—$285 Value—for = ‘ ‘ > (ie ee ST. LOUIS SUBSCRIPTION ee OE Se : Se Shae ' iN TO ACTORS’ FUND, $6058 | “Gz Neiesceudttns (ear oF The | derenpert: Gt AEE ee N | aac NO) eae ee SE ie ANS tionally large and comfortable with deop, ; “4 |Most of Money Raised at Dinner |§@ 7 ao SG i ag) C7 - soft spring-filled cushions and _ backs. ; oy , | at Which Theatrical Artists , -~ AO RT i Hy yee Ye MG tp Carved walnut frame. Davenport opens *o a >) | Entertained. | ; pee =e ~ ) N ASSAILS SALMON FISHERIES eo these ae : } Soild Everywhere | Presbyterian Board Says Alaska | B ; | | Natives Lack Food Supply. 'By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, May 13.—Dimin- s | : 2 | Write for |ishing game and the organization - is | of salmon fishing by large can- FREES Catalog! , | neries have deprived native Alas- 'kans of food and caused serious $1 Down Buy?) ADE from at white corn, Post Toasties have the corn. This With Your Purchase of ) ysa 3-Pc. Bed Outfit ar $30 Brus economic distress, according to the Latest style decorated bed—gen- | Presbyterian Board of National vine Simmons A, Premium Room Unusually beautl- ful Rugs. Latest PY patterns. eees A i , > i } , rv CO? a wearing qua ty, ee . . > oe | “Missions. | ge A net $ . 75 Or Oxi Geet ..cvcan . eg 2 in lasting crispness fai . | The board, in its 135th annual | —a regular $35 __ —— eo | : S06 Pine St | report, which will be read to the | errr ver $45 Velvet R J : secret toasting p : : | Presbyterian General Assembly at . eS O Silky deep pile | | ) | | San Francisco May 26 to June 1, een eit es Eee Rugs in the ha, $ pesne the Postum Com it a ° will urge that the church be al- attractive pat- mA | : , terns. Ae a ‘ Premier Distributing Co. lowed to act as mediator in the wt me pe | Order a package of (a3 lic e ‘e i1ative: , ; | ) St. Louis, Mo conflict between natives and “whites” resulting from this con- dition. The report points out that the church has given training In Absolutely Free! refreshing corn q a agriculture at its schools and that Each piece beautifully decorated with 1 = . how the golden : 4 : missionaries are giving practical! . - ? flying Blue Birds. A really beau- pet a | Bai { ice i icultural methods. i ; . | vey ge! til | ae era advice in agricultural methods 1 D B tiful Dinner Set, and you get 4 - ' | ees emn ts i ied Foot Severed in Fall From Train.” own BUYS it free at Goldman Bros. | a" \S DOxeasstee 3 t@¢ 4 i i ° A Negro (flood refugee, Leo sees ‘ Burks, 17 years old, suffered the e y ‘ ' . s*ee¢ ooh 8 a Simmons ANS | una loss of his left foot yesterday when Pot te iN ; , ~~ * he fell from a moving Cotton Belt Day-Bed Puy Pad é freight train in East St. Louis. He | Bad ridden on the train with three Ends decorated other Negro youths from Stuttgart, in matural color $ 15 : |Ark. Burks told attaches of St. pe dag vores so 192 |Mary’s Hospital thane planned to "Rae papee cs - | seek employment Nes East &t. Louls. GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-04-06-08 OLIVE $f. a Segre

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nt baker—large 4 gas burners. Range contains he guaranteed gualities....... Open Satarday Until 6:30 a, Down! Small Monthly Payments mn toOur Store meeesees pe of any Suite (or his coupon TT - = . ee ee pavenport Suite 285 Value—for ing h decup backs Ppcns to is Suite onthly Payments — ee ee ee wo) $1 Down Buys a Ku $30 Brussels Rug nus? aly spor iti- 5 1] tugs. Lates¢ $7 ¥ f matterns (i; 008d 4ring quality, = 7x12 leet $45 oy" oy Silky deep pile Rugs in the most Altractive pate terns. Sxl feet ‘Big reductions. a Large selection eof patterns. We guote a special price on this Lino. Sq. ya _FRIDAY // 7 Aff) Sih, Ut, Wj, DELICIOUS COLD DESSERTS MADE WITH STRAWBERRIES Iucious Berries May Be | | Made Up Into Ice Creams, Ices | and Sauces. On account of the lateness of | the season, strawberries will be on | _the market only a few weeks long- (er. So it is the part of wisdom to ' use the Jucious berries as often as. one possible, ; that they may be used in combina- |} cream. hour. which _tion with other foods. pes are suggested creams and ices, charm to strawberries. Strawberry Mousse. One box strawberries, sugar, one tablespoon gelatine, two | tablespoons cold water, | blespoons boiling water, one quart | | hull berries, sprinkle with sugar and let stand add one cup of sugar and two cups cook mixture! one-half table slowly for about 30 minutes, stir-| and two and one-half cups straw- Serve hot or cold with; berry juice and Wa Sh an d mash and rub Add gelatine, | *’ has been dissolved in the | ne often always with the thought through a fine sieve. Today reci- | boiling water. then fold in the cream, | which has been whipped. ice and salt | three parts ice. Allow to stand four | hours before serving. Red Sauce for Ice Cream. Mash one cup fresh strawberries, one cup. threa ta- crushed pineapple; pudding or on ice cream. Everyone likes Pevely Creamed Cheese hbe- cause it’s so rich in de- licious flavor or nour- ishment. Made from | Yr pure cream from aspe- | cial formula, exclusive with us. Order a jar Phone— today. ay Sait The Carey Sater os }} ture runsom Ree —— ee 8 | Never Cakes or Hardens Har dy Self-Pourin ing ee t Your Grocers® Strawberry Trappe. Crush one pound of hulled straw. |berries in a vessel and add one quart of water and several slices of ‘lemon. Allow mixture to stand 'several hours. In another vessel | put one and one-fourth pounds of | Sugar, Cover this vessel with a STRING BEANS should be served with a dressing of 3 parts hot butter and 1 part LEA.& PERRINS’ SAUCE Toasties Stay Lp en f age COMPA 4s Sarr + RE NY INC. fs 5 Mri ; an? “Shen as NES Welauré, on OY CVEAM So much crisper— these deliciously seasoned corn flakes ADE from the tender hearts of white corn, exquisitely seasoned, Post Toasties have all the delicate flavor of the corn. This unequaled flavor is sealed in lasting crispness by the secret toasting process of the Postum Company. Order a package of these refreshing corn flakes from your grocer. Note how the golden flakes Make the Milk- or-Cream Test Get a package of Post Toasties and make the Milk- or-Cream Test for flavor and crispness. Eat these double- crisp corn flakes with milk or cream and see how deli- cious they are. See how Post Toasties stay Crisp, even in milk or cream. crackle as you pour them into the bowl. Now add milk or cream and taste their crisp flavor and goodness. for Post Toasties—the corn flakes that Ask by name stay crisp in milk or cream. They come ready to serve from the red and yellow, wax-wrapped package. Postum Com- pany, Incorporated, Battle Creek, Michigan. @ 1977. P. a. tea > EVENING, Set mixture in Ice! several ice | water and stir until it begins to! which owe their | thicken, | mixture in a mold, cover, pack in. part salt to | ; SUgar minutes. chalk or starch and lemon juice into a past: of linen, then lay until the stain has disappeared and | wash ithe spot, rub thickly with salt and soap and stain is removed. MAY _— LA AL al nly aie AF Yi, YY YY” _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ f thin cloth and strain the fruit mix- | ture through the cloth over the sugar. When the sugar its fully | Pour ; dissolved, strain again into pitcher | or punch bowl. cocktail glasses with fresh whole berries for garnish. Add ice. Serve in Strawberry Ice. Boil one and three-fourths cups with four cups water, 19 Cool and add one and spoons lemon fjulcs freeze mixture. | When served garnish with whole berries sprinkled with sugar. powdered To Remove Mildew. Mix salt with soap, powdered - and apply to both sides it out in the sun | in the usual way; or moisten place out in the sun until in that lunch basket Biuhiil : CHEESE " a | Gan Exponents of COod Living ew Eighth and Locust Sisth and Chestnut tLnion Market De Baliviere and Waterman Taylor and Delmar Adeinide and Delmar tLnion and Vernon Grand and Shenandoah Get Your Week-End | Food Supplies at ‘reshly dressed: CONRAD’S Freshest line, of quality merchandise direct from producers at most reason- able prices. Spring Lamb Fanciest young tender meat: ~—6O >t loin ¢ shops — 4 SPRING CHICKENS— Pre shiv dressed broilers; ch, 5fe ; “pre $1.15 FRYING CHICKENS— size; pound ig oe: 49c ree gr gg nae} 0 ae bees ae ° 25) 2C MORRELL’S BACON— mien aitced: 16-5) aa SHELLED PECANS ewly she diese d - 69 CALIFORNIA § PRUNES— mite: Septem : pt yund.. 22c GRAPEFRUIT— 10c CALIFORNIA. _ORANGES— xt f ; ~ it RANANAS—High 23 3 firm: 4 tbe. color, P INEA P PLES—Fine flavor and Cut two. siices of bacon into small pieces and cook until crisp and brown. Remove them; In the _bacon fat brown a young chicken, jointed, adding butter If necessary. When brown all over remove it, stir three tablespoons of flour into the ‘fat, add two and one-half cups of | stock and’ cook, stirring until ‘smooth. Put back the fowl and ba- con into the mixture with about 2° ‘tiny button onions, cover and cook igently until the chicken is tender. Chicken Pie. Trim off the skin of some cold cut the meat into quantity of finely Season with aalt and pepper and pounded mace, and ‘moisten with a few tablespoonfuls | of cream sauce... Butter a ple dish, | line the edges with puff paste and /Pput in mixture. Place a flat of puff | paste on top, trim it around the edges, moisten and press together. /punch a small hole in top and bake ‘in a moderate oven. When cooked /pour a smal! quantity of hot cream i through the hole at top of ple. IISCONSIN eee @ cee oe RLAMIRY FOUR STORES: Sixth & Lucas 6230 Haston Ar. 1478 Salisebur 2705 CH A The Recognized Leader SATL sPr s BUY FRESH EGGS EVER. 6000 EGGS EVER-GOOD EGGS ARE THE BEST Worth of FREE $8.00 ..."°":.. ek ad ee ee ee ee ee nk ee eer ripen | oe - eae eile. eainepecnese cham, ‘aiecaniained eae oy tier eae etaiege ay * ew ti A iehhgd an 4 . ¢ ” os uF Ae 4 “yeht i whi x as rt " wsk “ e em 8

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MAY 13, 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FAGE 40_.. ST.LOUIS i: ah ananassae sar _ FRIDAY EVENING, Chicken Saute. Joint chicken and fry lightly In - frying an with butt W hen WS ' ; cooked remove from fire. In an- “ sf : / 4 7 a (other pan fry as many slices of raw N _~— , : bo. 2 SS. | \ ham as there are persons to be S oo ———— sz ,, SS ae y served. When partially cooked add ; we ad to th na little chopped terragon 7 wv i t to the pan a PP at ragon SX . 7 One cup =e on slices of toast with the chicken ~ ~ _ : it the da@ lengthwise the walnut to dates togeé Roll the 5g lanced | one-eighth ea rzerine ore *-% fr \ iin **ny as Build Up the Meals From the tablespoons of fruit juice and vege- Baby's to the Grownups’ Needs. (tania pulp added to the milk and | SATURDAY In families where the ages of tie! ., Alet | an families ° ,cereal diet. A six-year-old has Breakfast Luncheon ; 4 DI G G Ly XQ MODIFY THE FAMILY DIETARY x Sea ane butter, « salt ae. ~ Menus for the Week THe COMING WEEK ‘ — i childre r ir infancy to tar ' slig! . -_ ola‘ Sew te + he ss Molsten the children vary from infancy to © | slightly larger portions of all of Apricot toast Creamed am potato Siuttes roast t & a That sre Palatable Pee : wor ; . a" so - > ea! “up ee at> Lisa . : and six years of age, there must these, but scarcely in greater va- Crumpets Graham hread and Parsley Mc + weetchine ‘ful of the } -arefill modification of the fam- ' riety. Kippered herring bt tter Tomato : and ‘\ yuTISAINS. eee eee eee ee | rE bh! ' Cofte nT Mux French pancaxes range ; each round, 8! rvrasa ¥ > From this summary it wili be i with orange sauce ,. -ocoanut cal aes win ‘halt, pressiz i | . aa , }seen that it is not at all difficult |: Tea Co: 2 *e Tea Mk ae oc - For example, the baby’s diet, _.. imp] fill the | SUNDAY og an average house-| Sirmiy. (oO make a simple menu fulfill the |} Sa teas, | h | oe eal —— _ -m weiltt- "A Qa on *) ss > i ‘ .* , ‘ern fartion ra’ : isah ail) should be based On Mik and CO | needs of all members of the family, | | Breakfast Dinner | R would Oe Somewhat) Gaee 6 an real or gruel. A three-year-old | no matter what the ages may be. Grapefru:t French chops . Lene geneon seul at 8 ot S 0 ae: ° White cornmeal! New potatoes ‘te nee ; ipa*¢ size in what might be ege volk ar ‘+A ST.LOUIS INSTITUTION °: mig crane putea Been Caegte epee ercige in what misht_be| CHE 3 . broved tomatoes (nicory 6a.ac% . Cheese in ely sili er : > Ai lu ; Bs ‘ ; Twin mountain Chocolate custard . cog a planned with axe in@ — r anes wy Mill es 3 ms” a mag 2 1. : slthouch | @anutes. — _ seat: et rs Ce ee ee ee This rectly - NDAY : | : . . & a Te Si ry € 7 au ' ie a **+ > MO : ; | - gtru™% _' A For the Week-End at All St. Louis-Owned Stores mae one q re ked bananas Black bean soup with Vegetabie plate ef SU U Ss 0% Ce eal lemon slices tered beets, Ao Raisin bread, toastec Toasted cheese sand- potatoes, new asparagm@ ; Coffee. Mii wiches. boiled rice Floating Island Tapioca cream ve Tea Coffee Mi'x Coffee Tea a FRIDAY : Breakfast Luncheon Dinner 7 Grape fuice Cream of watercress Cream of tomate emp | Samp s0uD Baked biue fish e., White breac, toasted Stuffeq tomatoes Parsley and butter S Coffe Mux Whole wheat bread and Scalloped cabbage =" butter sandwiches Spinach ae F ' _ D - ~ Urange sherbet : oa CUCUMBERS fxi¢xces: | |60™4cH $C rea Eee yom cottee ne RED RADISHES 23> - 2D sencues§e | “4 | cate oak iewlcael ae ; a BE coc addition to vegetables that HOMEGROWS NOVEL POTATO DISHES Sow! cut severat potatoes th thie MBE S880 Saco is ab FRESH, ki This ee na : : = ta -h crime and misdemeaa- Ba WHITE RA DISHES 3 BCH. Vary the Way of Cooking pepper and salt, butter and oe iti White add a ing but tresh butter HOMEGROWN Popular Vegetable. grated cheese. Bake ir a slow oven NEW POTATOES Well-Matured Texas Triumph—Best on Market............. “ hie’? j +h . ler new carrots, beets, onions . Mexican Scramble” is another until the potatoes have absorial | mn + be afraid ef . : Ais ; sega B vexce=sO GREEN ONIONS 2225. 3 =>:"=10c FRESH COR FANCY, YOUNG, TENDER EXTRA LARGE EARS EACH Sc YELL wot SEW ELLOW ONIONS °23°25-; = 8c SPINACH 'name for a novelty potato cooking. most of the milk and the top & ~ Par-boiled potatoes are cut in brown end crusty. The dish may | strips, fried in lard with green be made more nourishing when peppers until a delicate brown. The used with lighter foods by adding ‘potatoes absorb some of the pepper an egg to the milk that covers the © ‘flavor and take on a new relish to | sliced potatoes. ‘their nourishing quality. Scalloped Potatoes. Do Not Wash M “Scalloped Potatoes” is another Washing draws the ju fron (dish that adds variety to the meal, meats, and hastens spoilage. Meat W hil Tnevy wae 3 to bad name as being indigesti- 5 ~ wOUNM! rs are i (> Vegetables 4 t gi Vag s ots FRESH, TENDER > although much overlooked by the should never be washed until jus. oid 3 sia naan ~ aan = nae = é Ms 7 L average housewife. Into a baking before cooking. winauii ? aa nonn aiiin aa YOUNG—HOMEGROWN._sw SAVE with SA E [ \@ JONTEE = —= Ff. . cnadineae en i a eee Talc ott La ng Le Ate: : nto the —_— These Prices Good in All Stores in St. Louis, St. Louis we el County, East St. Louis, Belleville and Granite City A WELL-NOURISHED CHILO Easily Distinguished by Several | ag j , Certain Characteristics. sstutection. QE] TayNes High-grade per- i : ee, wish c see Good Vy eek-End a ecials May Special. Dyspepsia fumed Talcum, |, 5 4 Perish: sco that ‘his body is well | ; . . Mixture | : @?@ = > SU Me oped with firm mus les, good | in All Pi orem Bape 19¢ es eee . ° : a ply ro = a & ss Gino used to call liesi | All Piggly-Wiggly Meat Markets Writing Portfolio | 8. Mets. "HS from this ne bacel: ae tee met te W i Slips easily inte vour Traveling - Bag. | ~O%°'*> eee new pPacre g : a ihy | EINE lips ane me bi here you are always certain of receiving high-quality meats in setae le ; Sy a Ra te st “ a/ a ad ~ ae as ee " ie x “= if “ ‘oy # a ee 219¢ — es — — iene

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he Week on- Dinner in polato uffed roast veal! "Sploed pineapple and Parsley Olaloes r Tomato jelly ga] cakes Orange ice @ 8a a Cocoanut cake Lolite Tea Milk VY r Supper mops Clear eee broth with OCs rice carrots Cucumber sandwi acd Cheese. fond pe ustard Nut eookies ake Tea Coffee Milk I if as ’ ] ju - ’ , ‘ vy } e+) ’ i ‘ aaa uwirt ¥ j fy oe | and t! > 4 I I pa@&rt 1 fr As ; - > . g fru is wise to pian 1or breakfasts in serving the fruit, 1, RP Any . grving § | glasses of juice , y Ty ¢ (j ( ri J morning L st ae ’ r ; - next a servili ba } te ie j Ti ’ 17 TD repeat a { ay ’ a+? ne th t} must be what }s as + as } We tHna is wit n flecks he ski 7 ~—. rcAA 4 nyt} a i} .¢ ] return box with half the nds _ flour to grocer within 30 pou days and he will refund 40c your money. Made by Stanard Tilton Milling Co.” St. newts — Millers of Stenard’s Royal Patent , ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ one-half | table- | plain pastry | Pit the dates, cut into five or six | ne make about two | ne dozen small turnovers. / / “SATURDAY” Pertine ROOSTERS : SIXTH AND MORGAN Parking — allowed in this district—Bring your car Market Baskets, 5c; For Stew. Our Owiyn “Fresh Dressed. -Bb., Jumbo Frog Legs *. 39) FRIDAY EVENING, Opposite Union Market ° Northeast Corner Shopping Bags, Se YOUNG HENS l 2 Our Own Strictly Fresh a a — Rib or soln Hh Pork Roast HD Fresh Spareribs, Ib. 14]h8 |: PORK SHOULDERS... ¢@) SHOULDERS. Sugar-Cured. Whole or Hal 1) BACON, ab 24 tevin 6~»S6d wing Hens, !b.. nee — a sai RA lb | Weal Stew bok, Ih .17' Shoulder 1 Loins, Ib. ~ Legs, tb. Chops. | 14), 19 |, a Lamb bt sii HOLL id HAMS 2 3 SMOKED alk CALI HAMS BOIL ED HAM— 1D) Wafer sliced, Lh. \ HUCK 1 a > a 7 $.- = ~~, - - - “- —— Premium Franks, 2 Franks Sweet- Bologna, Ib. 15/3 bo -* iP = : , >= | ti Sone “i Was Melts m. Ham, Lb. i 7 APPLES 7 Ibs. rine 25 = Qua Boxes 15 @|Pineapples '"* 10) ao | hs ? A B| Bananas 3": = Announce to the public of St. Louls and vicinity the open- ing of their exclusive Smoked Meats and Sausage Stands. Below we list a few of our specials. We wiil be pleased to slice Hams, Bacon, Sausage, ie to sult you without charge. DE WXE | Fischer's DeLuxe Braunschweiger | Hunter's, or Swift's The Highest Pac Sides ato a oo ae % or Whole 8 LARGE DE LUXE FRAN Nate ~ HICKORY } No cereal; all SMOKED + meat; Ib. DE LUXE HAM 1% or Whole | ocnep aoe be LARGEST DISPLAY OF Smoked Meats, Sausage, Thuringer Cervelat, Salomi, both dry and semi-dry. Chases Dirt Protects the home. ® KALTERAUFSCHNITT—22 Varieties Sliced Cold Meats | | FISCHER'S SMOKED MEATS STAND Nos. 81-82 UNION MARKET BROADWAY AND LUCAS AV. RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. SEND you WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET — CORN FLAKES reduced to 10c Already the largest selling corn flakes in the world. Now the price comes down. Same pack- age! Same wonderful flavor and crispness! But 10c for the former 12c size. 15c for the pack- age that used to be 18c. a Now more millions than ever will enjoy corn flakes at their best! For breakfast, lunch or dinner. Order a crisp delicious package from your | grocer. Today. Be sure it’s genuine Kellogg’s. | Imitations cannot equal such wonder-flavor and goodness! Oven-fresh always in the inner-sealed waxtite wrapper. EE Geet Sa Ay. -teee ALED 13-oz. family size was 18c—now 15c = : ; 4 ¥ ; BY J ; wecious Ly SUGAR OR to bh Sar INNER S AWN BOA TYE. \ “Tye REE oR ow

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST DIO en FRIDAY EVENING, MAY + ol . - °, i 7 , : f tn -~ 4 4 icone THE CROWS GOS. : aa — and bea 6th & Franklin ‘ Saturday ne How to Drop Cookies. used to advantage. Simply squeeze CORRECT THING 10 $& OF ATRACIIVE VF DESSERTS — i} pees For a large quantity of drop out the coekies one by one onto PETES Wg swoon @ BSMOKE D H M Cred, Wicker “qo0kies, a canvas pastry bag can be the baking shect ; “mm »ked a ~ vm ert Keep Step With Sig 9 BRIDGE PARTIES: sss : Pretzels to Your 4 | Heap PORK SHOULDERS S212! MT. AUBURN MARK a ae on 7 he pretzel has garnish Style Str nge : st *ssc *§ Gi e Th lough juice az 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON ma cory in ag separation of Pe aT. Rolled Roasts, Ib. 19|Round Roasts, Ib. 17m J —_6128 EASTON WELLSTON __ Bhan s eSiaagy on equation of Fang ' ; | ~ pretzels are being sold aly | £ | MILK- FFD VEAL SPARE RIBS, Lb. 149 i Pork =| SPARE- oe ] country today than at aap s peggy Pe . . ’ » bridge luncheons and other | amit stir | CORNED BEEF ff ~"oulders RIBS came effective Rare or snheroe ; Children are large eausiea, eggirs of the : eutdare. Ib. SUGAR CURED cs 1 Ac Lb. 14c tb. 2 eC Eb. 4 pretzels today. Either tate on -2 up the guests, hostesses de- pret | Breasts, Ib RUMP , m tween meals or served fee 7 ing dainty desserts | lana 3 th a glass of milk, ; bg " 2 | b BACO 6 to S-Ib. 20 HAMS Hickory 23 - z they an. » anneal to the eye as well! gieqg wi Stew, i “i ee a ' 7 Cc j amoked: Ib.. Cc : ular and, & ccording tg, +. “ye ste. , Here are navera) | pleces: Ib.. TT? tt 1€Y are easy fy ve made defserts of that type! Cust « B A N A N AS | Frankfurters 1 cae Sco erate oa, eel al Ee Bologna .. ‘Ib. 17 Sm. Beef Tongues 27 $ Stea reietone | DP Beey Shoulder ge s because they ‘Treaimaaa Bich 7“ easily made and dainty |and nal Sirloin, {b.- or Rib, Lb. hewing and also contais = a. , ninerals that go inte the Peach Meringue. | pineap } ‘TR \] k | L T LY PE NE 1) Fk RR iT i Head Cheese | Lu) 16 ALT, Remiey's 4) d, , Chuck Roast, Ib . lic Chuck, Prime, ib. . i3c 2 - amend a's tonal pa saint Ss ast g} ass Baki ng dish. with “ pe P | if Brag CUT FROM U. Ss. INSPECTED BEEF Amoos aria ne ee ‘Beat together until stiff | the whites of six eggs Hapes Home Sweet Potatoes | 2 Lbs. LARD 20 modernized. In fts qe Bea‘ en oth and add gradually 1 BLOOD SAUSAGE __ Cc . Bockwurst . > aa 4, Vv E A L SAUSAGE pretzel has introduced gas ; via COFFEE 00 | fashion. It is becoming | nites of three eggs, adding} — a é Breast _ Frankfurters) Mm thing to serve pretzels with en fourth teaspoon of cream of | § in ee 4 Remiev-Lehber . Stew C Minced Ham / ('-> . for instance, or with ice . m etar. Spre ad meringue over — lemonade. Not only axe * nes and bake In a slow oven! A 4 ay re Libby's; real yellow yams; 1! 5 . ' ness and ne glossy. 1 : | ; ost Prag be canal pec cial BI ond Sheet C “1 Shoulder Bologna telicate brown. Remove ew Potatoes :: 10: 42° [UMPHS, size can: red. ripe, hand pac k - 2'. size can; a real ® . E G G Ss Strictly fresh LUX for fine laundry work: ? pkgs..19c IDs. Pure Cane A real ; “oe sd this rn ee Shortrib s way in mag Bada ‘ = eee oe —_—_ Chops 2 Lb. B EE F sears 1 Or he m= but in drug st tores and soda * when cold enough place fn re-) State - | ' risa e in Bie man ae 4 ; o F ; { : Pork & Beans bead Loin of Veal, ib. .12'.c netted: Wafer tains in many parts of the twerator | Serve with rich | HAM 40c try pretzels are now served . Maras n¢ ORANGES 200 OR ~ “ pc ‘ 0 ec; real s0e can valve. ac can value . t candied; others on . ~UY OR al elZik, J f 2 (ans 23 | BORDEN’S ? I te charge 25c doz. 2 Doz. 35c Kirk $ Flake While Soap, 7 bars 2Sc 8c SUGAR 2 No. 2 size can; a real 15 ‘ Leg of Veal, Ib. .15¢c Sliced ; In keeping with ft new Peach Moonshine. FRESH RIPE Sr | Buffalo O ic IFEBUOY SOAP, 3 b TOMATOES 2.0550) S680 Ls | Asparagus 000. 9 MILK anys ———e : 1 size tall can; a real 15 | Vith MWe Groceries . 12¢ ean value. 2 cans - Limi With Every 31 .0O0 Purchase of Fresh Meat M the pretzel has of a Hopped; packed by the Blatsz Co. Our sales have dou- ‘shapes nave _— | ie wie anion saree Tall Cans. MALT bled on this particular brand. If you have net tried are dainty pretzel stickn GRAPEFRUIT * : . ! . ' nn fa BLATZ’ MALT, seems to me you are passing up a zeod bet— ' eae siender. tas — . , 10¢; Budweiser Bananas Sound, ; its good, and we are going to knock the price down Dosen By "s = nde ’ : ripe. dor = where is suits vweryhody's pocketbook. Big can $5.00 Bm name oo} im Jims APPLES _ vancy Winesaps. 1 “7 ‘SWEET POTATOES 3'10c § MALT SYRUP made in interesting aia — fresh 13 fe every pound Creamery. Lb., 40c ‘Cheese Dreams: | , slice omy” bread ine te NEW POTATOES, 3 2 2 COFFEES. Boubon FREE, 1 Loaf White Bread with | . GREEN BEANS = 10c|Spinachoio™ 3--15¢ | — String Beans..", | Oranges, 3 dx. 2599 ij vines: . : Grown 7 Pound ee 3 UR OWN FRESH DRESSED store. We ‘ruarantee Cocoanu igs pape slices and butter i Nice Sj Ka : , .t resh roast. Try a . 7 that ide of each slice, Gat . CUCUMBERS 5c GREEN ONIONS 3 Du 10c Spinach. Ta =, H EWN S.. a eee tee mar ay Mia garner egpmere . . Ameriean Ge ond I s-$ anteed good as the best or money retains all the richness of the un! uttered side of bread. | > tims, —_ ‘ ° ; ; - Apples -" pe re | -20 | Roosters, ca back. Pound 30c fresh Cocennet 15c rn my eanGutdie oe a . starting to fry a Itt Sree (SUGAR 2. ees | BUTTER soi. occ fe 2 oe a S°> Eacle Stamps Free. (ee miedl int tena earload blooming Ros . ic groceries, 5 29c rich pasteurized cream. 50c hot lay the sandal ; are won- phunde . Peund prints idem down in pan. put a by 7 BB a ce and « we BREAD White; made in sanitary bakery. W rapped 40¢ wey pe ‘jaa of e = in parchment paper. 2 loaves aa “i " When A a s 4 s as ° is@]a ie next inched and wil (asowertened dae in a autode e ' Bu sh es” EACH. HS Potaioes, New, Texas Triumphs, 10 lbs, 29c Red Skin New Onions, lb. Se toasted’ nicely. turn others }—jay in a supply at this very | EACH ~ Bananas Nice Yellow Fruit, pound, Ge Oranges, Sweet and Juicy, doz, 10c By browned. When done the low price— -t1} a mal | Varieties—Templar, dark red; mi- Iceberg Lettuce, head 3e String Beans, pound ene Bape be pms hi re lady, red; Hoosier beauty, black red; af BS : B hot. LARGE ees | Pernet, yellow; American beauty. 7 oie All Shrubs and Fruit Trees at Clean-Up Prices Hardy red and yellow Lily Bulbs, each A POST-DISPATCH lost ad often finds the finder of a lest article Jello3 25° 2 Hedge, per 25....85 Grape Vines, doz... ill ¢he fteet Gay “and beiegs about = Heinz prompt return. Call MAin titi. S Campbell’s Kelloge’s 52.00.03. L i gy Cc 0 fn : i) algal moon Chop+ : For i wey ger fas mee St. Lours’ leading retailer of fine meats. -ecasge 44-Lb. Pack : viiy OF consist ent y Sat a ey the most discriminating women in “6 . n * , ij the city could Wp have nitaiaad the pouitidn alam mene I never knew margarin come” Mazola Oil be so good...my fam y, - #. UA didn’t recognize it as ma te SrRICTLY FRESH is, f HICKORY SMOKED when I changed to Cre - ~ The statement above came to us from ie one of our grocer friends—told to him = eee | VHOLE OR HAL] by a thrifty. housewife who had bought.” : g reais a pound of Creamo on his sug gestion. © 25 ton LB Your family, too, will delight in its © goodness. They will enjoy its flavor © on bread, rolls and hot toast. 4 , > i” oS} SE wy Give it to the children—it is a body- \ & . ig Per 6 building, health-stimulating food. a os Cc Use Creamo in your cooking. It adds% Butter Country Club much to its richness and tastiness. — VEAL CHOPS—Rib, per lb., 32c: Loin, lb. And you wi i ge endl | - per nd you will appreciate the saving, Seal is ROAST OF VEAL—Leg or Loin, per Ib in table expense it makes possible. Dr ce VEAL CUTLETS—Per Ib. ‘ Canada Dry | The Blanton Company < ‘4 ‘ Layer Cakes : a soi Saint Louis Puffed V"heat ue || | BEEF Wiitson’s Ilo: 3°.25¢]) 20c CAMPBELL’S °° 3. 29¢ ‘ BRANDS 27c AVONDALE 10c : IVORY SOAP FLAKES © 25¢ SHOULDERS 10 ibs... 67c cea te —- rs SUGAR#751.69 || HENS es re | JACK FROST 4X POWDERED LB.‘PKG. 10¢_ SHO ULDE RS | ees of Gremme st sm = fund your moncy 1f you @t. JACK FROST CANE 2 LBS. 14c 5 LBS. | BOILED HAM | . me ie 65c more than pleased. <a Lessee f , . eset cee se - 7 i COUNTRY CLUB FOODS an#@ THE Eat AL OF THE BEST ANDALWAYS SELL F é = ‘ “AQ mteaewpuene ee ean so \ SHOLLD 10OU HAVE 4 CP MPLAINI 1U MARE—CALL GRAND See,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1927 See oughly in ice box. Put spoonful | : — ~~ ontamenatinaaines of whipped cream on each glass | , and sprinkle with the tiny ‘wari. | colored candies that are used in| decorating cakes. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 43 -- VITITST TY dddddla it ai + i if > - i i ; - | { a if ® @: . «= - 2 -_- . = ees: /“THE CLEANEST MARKETS” Nationally Knoen Brands and beat mixture:for 15 minutes more. Then add one cup of diced on CARE. Dato CORRECT THING 10 SERVE canned peaches and one-fourth tea- | PRETZELS WITH ICE CREAM ‘spoon of almond extract. Till sher- | YY i. jae 4 Uy Uys YY Y | bet glasses three-fourths full of | B¢ i pe Uy Keep Step With Style and Ag RI | mixture which has been chilled. | Ho iy Pretzels to Your Refresh. Heap whipped and _ sweetened J eS Why A rare Care er ie ee ment Menu. | cream On top of each glass and Is the reputa- th ON tion we have The pretzel has | garnish with a cube of peach. ne eekeeus ee eed al . y wt . : ‘ £6 LOD QA o : , ye ? ‘ be PP gett > 5 he Re ee be sew iad Be ,, 4 i , , , :* ee hi ea) oe 2, a 4 oe es a Seale iahig ¢ but in drug stores and soda foun.— an? when cold enough place In re- | tains in many parts of the coun.@ frigerator to chill. Serve with rich | come bac a ae ) Strange as it may seem, this oa Clever Hostesses Give Phought | Marshmallow Whip. | - d ‘| . and curvy little delicacy ts ep the Preparation of Fancy | Meat slowly one-half pint grape | eat ne « Pi Der a: cee mottnerie joy. fo tne | juice and three-fourths pound of | - Bi aes % and Desserts. | marshmallows, stirring until candy | _ . ) | ae eee te being sold all ove, |is dissolved and mixture comes to | , : | BEE cing today than at any time | boiling point. Remove from fire. | Pork Shoulders pbs: oat — amendment pee’ at bridge luncheons and other| and stir while cooling. When cool | e | Hs ame effective, oats | Same 7 | | ete C ahtcneen , airs of the kind where women | beat thoroughly and turn into} res es ib q " ae me ak “i arge consumers op ** ie heen Be. |sherbet glasses. Set in icebox to) | ae ee ° i = Zels — s a Kither eaten be. make up ihe § esti . : oLe : chill. Serve with whipped cream | | ° | : Ne i - | String Beans Snappy | ae eae se : Fresh g | £a a! a | | t above came to us from | tito : b f i d va rated milk of agers Asparagus —— | er friends—told to him team . omen who never berore used evapo , cane Corn-on-Ear goal : atl condemn i any kind are now enthusiastic about Wilson’s Milk. TT oo EE i 1 eee Its pure, rich quality has made it a favorite of the dis- Pineapples Sound too, will delight in 1ts +e he healt Je ; Lk d d Wils n’s California ee SF Savor Z| bee criminating—for all milk and cream needs. O ORANGES ere and not toast. tue . is : . children—it is a body- &) Pisitall Milk is just a fresh dairy milk gage pecs Winesap Apples ~.: ji, h-stimulating food. Sai ore | richness an put up in convenient Can C cj ' your cooking. It adds : : nag bottles. You save money when you buy if and when Wisconsin Cream Here Shey ( ie. Sus Cane chness and tastiness. | Ores you use it—and the profit-sharing labels make it still Cheese saa Tae ugar : ° Saar - ° . rouse 276 SKINKER oom Samm . ae coakes oar > ily owe a. more economical. Buy Wilson’s Milk from your grocer : 027 EASTON Ei 6 4 | heal —and save the profit-sharing labels for the many use- song Pig. 24 se OLE Domino” Cane Sugar, § Ibe, $9 : n Compan cunn ; . Louis ash 1108 OLIVE _— pany tee ful articles you will find on display at our St or ‘sy ateansren ate : ‘ é 653 TOWER GROVE ountr ] ain an Premium Store. | Rr ead e109 BART = | Corn. | : e ene on anaes : « EB a , , . 22-Oz. Wrapped Loaf 4581 LACLEDE } 3 Cans } ee Wilson’s Milk Premium Store 10 sous KINGSBURY 39 | aus . | 1; ? ls pkg 1 — Sn . xtra Sweet ans bee: 402 MARKET STREET - + $T. LOUIS _ se eo ————— - 4 ec se , -, | ete BELT , twee | Plain or Mixed Sweet 3039 GRAVOIS = Clark's Superior ite BS Pickles ie aE erenson Peas | Peo | 9 , 1) ee aes /Ttunen | oe 6703 CLAYTON | to ILSON S 25 eee, dae | eee Fab a Biome sweet mit, we boras | HBR eS ACaLAND tesenedra :3 ¥ - | fore “EVAPORATED aE 2 BEEN Stuaes ad wall MORE TO FO : | “ ’ ns ss ositive are we of th dness ; : | Y° A ond that Aactgads + will | x. : : | : | tial 4 STO C23 villingly and without question re- i See 2 ———— a = 4 . 7 i. y) cy und your moncy if you are not [2 SSacce . . Eee Bees a8 ) INSTITUTION / : : , " more than pleased, — Siaeepeanuseeeaenwmeeee neers | 1 see eseen TD Picbetehet th elalalallaaeaeieee "OPER ROBREUBREBREPEREREE SEES SE | Beene ee _ § Siete tee P ee Ree 2 8 Ee . , eo RFS ET are oom oo nora paces Ne 3 4. % ‘ “ -_ +#¢ rade sf cave Seid hy oe i ; > . > ghit'y » isp ee ‘ r 4 “ * “ ‘ ie r Bs aaah ae eae hey wy P 5 : - as *(@ arc i a 2 Rp) oe - >

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$ i is i ia ad - 3 | 4 > 3 ; 2: a high #4 » ~~ ee ee ee ae Sigler Saree Saar ee RSs ing 4H ere bie ) a SH, 28 $ baie, e7 P " : teth ‘ . > “Res thea + tate | Ba it. husband ef Edi P. Barnett (ne permission from he In © rsia Pink in} father af Jat David Barnet Commerce Commission today to | heloved son of Laura V. Barnett «nee J: 2 . " > - ** ™ ~~ _ 1. frips oro? Fad ‘ VW tos t niar@m rn purchase the Pecos Valley Southern (| 424 Gharica I. Barnett o- Railroad in Texas. The Texas com- Funeral! ill take place from Mullen has ’ — - " . - , ; @ wae —— | ‘ — , " +H § 4 ha ae olf ’ De mal i? evard er ru pany will pay $1 S a ; } or Tn oute Alay 14 ‘ "” r) m. teri ent Belle Ne anding = Iriil es of Tne Pecos. LOnmtsa (er ry : a : ichmons Ci and Portiand (Ore > ® - . + . sr? hal THe : 4 6 : Securities on Berlin Ex- The Texas & Pacific is pai OL Lie naners | yar py (Be) Missouri Pacifie system COLE— Enter r rest Thursda Magy ) 27, Herman { ‘ husband of change Slump 10 to 40 same Hattie Cole, son of the late Mr. and Mrs Nathan Cole ° F ll . ‘| Service at Warconr? 6°1 Olix = Points ollowing§ An- ]| sere, Saturday, May 84, at 2p. 0 terment privat } ; lt e b B k DAVIS—) Tuesday Mary 1 19 old and running sores, eczema, s1't nouncement y Danks. > rect gg 7 eg? rheum, uleers, sore feet, broker Funeral Saturdas . m 3. J breast, itching scalp, chafing and blind, itching and bleeding piles Sai. : . a T. G. Rokestrom, of 808 Loraine Street. Detroit. writes: ‘‘I suffered with niles for over 25 vears—noth ing did me anv good. After mF f Peterson’s Ointment I It is the greatest heard of.’’ fourth box qm neariv with I ever + ~ = ointment ADVERTISEMENT SLOW DEATH Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi- culty in urinating, often mean seri- ous disorders. Try the world fa- mous treatment for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, Drink lots of water and take Qu’ LEM OIL A great diurctic stimulant. Known as the National Remedy of Holland for more than 200 years. All druggists, in three sizes. Loek for the name Gold Medal en every boz and accept no imitatie>s QUI Ends CORN and prevents their return Steps pain instantiv. Removes corn quickly and painlessiy and prevents it fre yn returning. Keeps new corns from ferming. Absolutely new and different. s atent applied for Nothing like Quix. Positive ly guaranteed At all drug stores. QUIX LAB ORATORIES, 141 W. Austin Ave, Chicago * . * ; ft = The Sunday Post-Dispatch will NOW A HOME of Your Own opening offers of St. Louis Real Estate deal- ers who will make a special drive all next : week with their best offers on Home and In- vestment properties in St. Louis and suburbs. [t will be the beginning of another of the suc- cessful and serviceable Real Estate Weeks, originated in St. Louis by the Post-Dispatch. carry the a FRIDAY ooh ane MAY 13, eteaiing $1°%, and Tues sda‘ . , A e¢ P ‘- | ENG EL MEYEI a Ent eTe ‘d ‘ res . ‘oe Bait A=s ic 4 ‘ : i a : | Thursday. May 12 yj a. m., © . ¥ ‘ = » ' : : ; . »>fivtisi \ May “ or A £ Mel Ss : nara rl cc ire v¢ te "As ii = : 4 R =S . ’ ry : er = 12 r . VW pilary { Ss Sil} ’ ] pr €S Occurred on r. pete x EN ag). iath : 1 on eT ee" ' : ; # OSE TN Bernar Jr Lawret and Hr 2 the Berlm Bourse today. following Eugcelmever dear t se brother! > ‘ -~ 7 P 7 > * F at Ber iin La W, cra gdiath r 4 370) a Lait in © of Ls Gai . i ‘ star Ci al e 594 ce re >. « - ‘ . ’ io 25S be _ a Addie .U 4 yi re uit i 4 - } ’ t . , nd - ¥ } ow SP {01a 4 rALW ae lati ang Ou ro . } t. P _— - -'-ly near i YT sae r at aA re Si st I ft Cew guic i 1 Y cisavpt - sear I ry W _ gTa ~ - ~ + F * m hr tor " : } > - + » _ | - : i Ant . smu! ; tl .¢ Re cns a » I ‘riin i if : he rcs an T = TT oF°*2 & M4 r a Tr ; sa ry! 5 ™M 14 ? rom W Aba tw Cott 90 an “Tas e sd . aot eens >. 4 ~ + aa + - 7. 2 } _+ —_ ; : } T ie'« ( emetLlervy c= ee 4 J €ii-f \ x fSTaguai A’ CUiie@ . - , e 7 “ : I WJ ~ . ak ’ as = . en tabrics.atte KIN? deers was aber of ambsiein > ~ IAL ve or d sCUui t I iio in diluted Clor Ox Al iW avs f is sti -* ] M . LIT} : {1 ip ‘ ‘ : A les ae . 78. R. A. M.: Moolah Temple and wes ef: rst i 7 Tat « + : ° : . 4 = . ~ a i sede av : at TOLIOW Sale 1OSt!I uc TI m5 on Barb | ean { lias eT N 31 {) ’ ~~ » c No TH , Mer CENT by ¢ oo ne Rid w ae ina we . s Ma | r l rT i ft ‘ ec Ts a A pune res ([« i Al [ rT j 3a : : manu Orher Ci Bar art Mi “ar 1 Perrin Harris, 0¢ .? uv apr iv as j ? CON « ab} OT! ~sA ke ot OTrox * 4 - f AT + H 2r . hae Ten- t S as well as the mrivate clien- +¢ of e hanks A sharp deciine in si prices vas threatened wh: news 4 + re ‘a 1 i¢€ Be rs AS , . ~~ cionayr measure e } irse ad- m cfr 211 n de lé | it = | = solid for futu : ery not ; + Pies . ; ] Gi at Aa J f Cc I ‘ rr a yy 7 » Fa y 7 —— *he CAPT, SAMUEL PENAYWITT, _=—__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 7 . ~ + “, ; ri Jd irs 7 ii - ; -” = aa - ~~ + 7 m : al} ; S ea - p ~ + . n Pe 5 ' ; 5 i place || will be mailed to any ad- | r of€ Mrs. Ant Marcheck. 3 W . a >" D a i ~ r \{ ~ ~ _ ; Ar pete 4 ; \ 2 Mre \ r 3 a i r, || dress and the address || ; ae Johns o | } 7 ++o | r 4 gwreat-grancni ti 5 mig ee ee Bie te ane Ee | changed as often as you | pI os e = . : : i Age: i } ~ cdavy. M 14 9-30 8 ; - Niiss —— pT t ~ ; = a ' desire ti — . - — - aide + 11 = e . ’ i - ceived a nur - of citations for #i} i} to St. M s Chureh. Interment (2 ; - (“gry = ry = @ e . heroie conduct whti | Call MAi 1 Siecmeee—scater , - ri 7} mal nn . — ° or - a Se Y or sre or . ~ _ = \f on ' a in pk & & 4 ' ART EGER : i ~ r steam luring Mis- ij l 192 i hal ~ r > cease her Mere Suy if ~ Hi ‘ . _ &/ 44 WY mes WS At Li Mw 4d, Ld ‘ Y os 2 Sister, Miss M P's - . Lizz alc ‘ +38 od Sy ; j, - ly i r f . = . nm | a n ‘ 4 . = - I : G il ‘ \ () v WA . = ry = Tr - om - ’ - 25 , re - ps D vw ar nin ae 2 ow Ler eae a - ” . ls Coy Sas ee a a ae aE 2 A . iv - anf re AL , EM ‘E> R -_ R Al = Marthasville (Mo.) papers se cane . ~~ | 4 - t , + ‘ E L ~ . _ © . a Y > ° 4 a ] = Ka ne a; See aed THIEF DISTURBS WOMAN, S BATH 1006 OLIV] A stylishiv dre wa . as ° 7 , | _ iss | ] ‘ ‘ ? ; LANUOPHONE OFFER : : ax o> . a Fa os — ee ee, ~ a ~ . rrmrsyy . ~~ ve by ier ws. = a - . * + 7 } - > a> an wWweoW UYU . Sintecndal nitpaprennsshitilpsimninendilatiiniialeih sili — cr at «. i 4 _ _ - — he AW mm 7 7 ] , \ ~ . 4 g * ims WwW w ; . " 4 4 4 ry a a te oF Vi f 1X TERRIEK—Lost: ; A M.. and Oriental CEamier Hm Se” botbee tail: Nellie: _ ‘ a rew bE “. _ 2Tanad ard. m4 sorts Entered int to rest on shure FOX HOUND—Lost: M " ‘ Mav 12 1927 at «2-ae D- — ) a black and tan spots: — - T Aatcriien a ”S Park and es. hour. readia School, -BAR it ; ri) ve mH. to = Fr: Lr is de Haies — - = — Phones. JELfersop 4. BY + Chureh. knterment in SS, Peter and Pauls) SEYS—Lost: 6 on ring. 2 f b ee mere aoe, ity ‘ f Oth ana St. ‘ -harles. , , -re@ tnt rest on Wednes- ferson_ 8547 os Toes : “ks St HW ARZ—Ent ere 4 In 0 ~ vig : 7 ; Vv or. : . 8 = LLACAS day. May 1! x al here Ch ff Stepha } BR, Thano aar iing Many i Mr SCARF—~—I oat. +. -* r rus arr ¢ Ly nail a! © au 7 2 oon aii — de - M Ba‘ iO in A™ Dassador ‘ i . +1 St sie s,° in! to (,ewen and Mrs Ba: he Thano ama our at light brown fox scart: tinder will be ered : Ss ‘ts nailed { Hotel Y eT)? Pu we: rd ~ . . : wi in au biti rts : 4 eer. > set pas ‘ . arded. Filrest 1758. ) Fea . c" - Funeral from Fred M. Williams’ parlors, | Sopean aol a éement 1203 Arcade Bidg.. St. Louis | Waiters, $581 Delmar. May 13. at 2 p. m, Inter- | 9 = * OLIE—tTost. Female, ‘c= | Porter, ment St. Matthewe Cemetery. 1c) a FOrest_2207é ENIIFIC beauty ' itu taught by at- ~ . a 7 : : ; > ~ se ms 1 1 H ACEK—Entered into rest on riday, | © cay, Belek Log; lady's merited Marinello ructors. 4479 May 13, 1927. at 1:40 a. m., William| ,[o¥;, Belefontaine car; fewanl Gis Washins DEImat 0600 2) | —_ - , be 7 > ~— —s ; ; = Tichacek. be:oved husband of Maggie ae sR El T fioH st HOOL COURSE ) b h Ticha ir dear father. brother rL la A—— Last we stucy method. College nrepara-| TT? A 4 m r es —— ae or & Zeller : Wy vy ’ 2 - urses Write for book- os : k ul Ss : May 15. at 3 p. w.. | SSRs —— Ee N SCHOOL, 323 X. Grane. ‘ . "AMERICA! SHOOL, des Se . . , “ ” a 9 De os ‘ cyt ——- red Wi —* ff afa MoLtner ¢ f Eoward | Wam “ “ee eo al diamond clasp eet Baa BER ‘fs AYS — Spe: ial [te ‘This ofte t hom. Marg te Wi and William f me — ern , Adove reward | fap limited ton meet demanda for on. Wamhboff dear grandmother of Edward ji ¥ nd > gg asked upon retin . hein: ay - mieht classes, It wii bay te ° eamen aia “ar ai . ae, ; ¥ Sil . a ;. > | tig ¢ Fr r S reavy. Maw 14. at & 3) ry? Ry rex nAnee : MOLER. BARBEAM cf Li EG = £10 yy tr from William Robert's parlors, 1905 ” rem) ~ (grand jievard t = 1 aret's ee ; 2 . 7 seat A x c Found , FRLCITY ER COLLEGE — Tujtios ‘ ' interment Park wrk Tee. ¥. - $2) ata g.ie ¢ mms etriet|’ modern: | an hs ‘ i « = + ! @rm ix f the M arr “C MONEY—Found ge : tr as g wo : ; cha re Sil Ladies’ Sodality of St. Josephs Church aii COlfax 3307 Marker « fn@) } Ft a ND Soo _ 2 —=- = YATES—Entered into rest on Thursday.| AUTO LICENSE PLATE—Firat We y 12. 1927. at 7:45 a. m. Mrs. Mar. | FLASH fiGit WRENCH—Sisth PATENTS ~ ‘fe r rye, » wife 4 “YC! +. y - J : lige oe he hy ’ . . CLARS PIN ~F} oath Dineen. PATENTS tce and foidere fr first , » is tes 3° 3f MS t r . te , ~ + it “ a : 2957 . * ~ : 1% lve. “ T sis 4 no tHer-in-iaw are granc x‘ si! BR. A Fak} ET—Eighth J. La! ee “Paul ‘Bro wr Bi ds.. e 0; ; e* ~-= = ah ah a ~ (3m > } tnher raced so vears GC mon 8s and w | RE ¥ Ss ON rj NG— Ninth District 128 4 $ ' : + ral from residenre of Ror J. Yates ss ‘| : *s]] ‘*) npewa s ~ ria Viay 1S ° SE IONAL 1:3 m.. to M rmick metery. Mu rar R STEAM CABINE AL HS-- . ‘fers ( M BUSIN et ray vibrat treatments. Lindell — = i A 400 CEMETERY LOTS ing, - . ' ‘T ’, “™? : - “ii Li s— Woun pe ear ¢ - ir haif price. LAc cde 6449 (7) Also BRICKLAY’G & EMPLOYMENT z PERSONAL TUCKPOINT'S alterations aaa BRICK WORK—On terms ’ , hs pa riors . Hhimgey s. \\ A N 3 2 2 Oe aaw . net BRICK LAYING—And alterations; Wt pointing. p ast tering, chimpeys 1 i. + Ee, : | Linde t] 3811. ~ = ang of BRICK. plaster. cemen MEN, BOYS PERSONAL 1b and succes 1 I _ ~ AL a Ww STL Le% tse wi reat i. ’ B rfeid formeriyv 4 BSOL A ; avenue. Jennings. Mo.. estate Box }f XS Poet-Dispatch r PE RSONAL—0Of fimanaal acvantage t Ww an €. Dustan. last heard of in & Louie: any one knowing Bis idress c mui th his sister. Louisa A. Dus ; Morris Plains. N. d e7 —_—_— BIDS WANTED _ pairing; c nir t Or $i hour: emall ACC L ra NTANT—Sit : ~~ general and publi ne ermse P Circe 4079. nes 8600 ult! Z ea per ic mee good reference. - , ¥5 Bus rin vs Mevaten is CARPENTERS & ILE @ BAKE Xperienced. Call alter 2 p. CARPENTER and screens: reasonable. bullder; COlMazx ESTIMATES Wt ; vw for Se tial. in 7? ' —_ j ~ : j ~ ARPENTER and pairing: acreen work FOr oan OHM. Bak bh: —s reliabie. «around RY ER man zh wages expected. Koz 3 CAHPENTER contractor; wee Post - Dies ‘6 . rt — tions. alterations, pemode Ok kb ? pi Pi. n= “7 > ~ £nia Yas 4 7 —s 4 Q3 - ie. 7 = © Pet= ” neoae i: Denver - nevies, Tr MIN haire. buffet y - ~ Ee . « ‘ Lé - 5 a. mu 45 Dp Mm [ non. Springfield. 7:30 & wm. eTaid Linn efiers City. 2 oh a MIDWEST TRANSIT ¢ VET T . wht r OT CC ‘ Li] ‘ - YHIT : EF i ‘ Rr | ASHINGTO? CENTRAL ort a > . ry , EFFERSON HOTEL MAIN #6 yf Ht} ? Se RS \- =. ] ; Lis % : DTD» UT S11 a“ - , t 2 PT Bey i ERBY re i ND irilt ss : nits ‘ ~» FUrest ols ’ , ‘ ’ ’ PURPLE SWAN 1 a - * * . . > r enact a. (enirs : rv} x Nas ? sh-class, dependabl 5 it Ww oat 4 ‘Ket wu e ¥ ‘ of ’ - Am Angeles $44 2 s Detro;t , 9 ’ ad = 233 - La >82: KRaneas City. $7 , 4 r) = ‘4 - : , Main det o20 Chestnet st. GArfield ; - RST Tv? >> a . ~r nn . » ur - } um Arfieid 4211 19M st. Arfiela G2: 7. rl A‘ rt > & zs rpet Cleaning Cot Dest wishes DO De- Lindell 2036 J829 Finney av. oxy eh ‘ x esta wr ot a Ber ; «? at ’ . oe aoe _- — ELECTRIC WIRING, CHATFFECK—sit. or tuck driver, geod : reserences. Lindell 0948. Terry ss | CU se you Deat it? suw a | 7 a _ r- " “« % x* en a + iv e! sic 635. » 3 — et web TS c arried any FOR new aid oid house wt Made : emrioved drivin iiup S B 34 HERUIO z. 3UJ9 Vi = ERE : ’ aa f Thenete* ®t ve. y ; » a Seneca > - ‘ Ou . "163 ‘ asn ; terms. a . t rat ‘ a6 etter? NEW and ~ WihkKES 3 rooms. with Ge ae ‘ 6 erience ty vy: any ®i0e Prete 7153W or Rivermde a" m rv ma 4059 Se '; th eras PAINTING ~— , . Ss bed alrue? 1.80 Shon ” - y 1, P wf Thee aerate a 2 bBRUWNLEY pain ing, papering ho a nine al oo4 Of able. CAbany 5271. 1214 Sata re ferences lEfferecs abbas Mola SLANI PAINTING AND at ' . no) tATING., wall Dapering & e.: -RATOR—sit.. Fitoine: 4 th. s "ter « 5 ¥ th "gf considered : PAINTER—Nonun old or au ee. ne tian Poet-Die (6) | m PRosvect 3258. ~~“ * 4 Rind ..¢ - i,” experience, wants Sy; ick &- 799s 1435 East | IN LL Ste \ nico ot “vs — _ . &i Alncs ers te 3287 J. ~ O-= 97 7 = sarantete, e so g™“ as a b 3st tou.8 re iabe - v ~~ ' \ Orh ian PAINTING AND r DECK 2 (ee - Pa ; —_— -~ > i ’ a Ee gare " ari tan o— “Bre Tae colnts ¥ ek Der etce. ti a eric nm a : : Looe cheerfu ily gi ¥ oF ; cs: * lis 7 Wants ' wrt Lo J.S. DOWLING & Oy arise cpus: “oreter’ socier Taw | EO Ex! terior paint, Bex . . ar nas tes a ¢ eri nz. et 228 Frankim. CEug a i 5 | mtn "e_ “ ra eo a4. ca Tar | — es tz, — oe eee Revs 744 P.-D ‘ . Pa iS I . i “a { 7 + i i ‘ ~ ? rr 2 ‘ \ a ‘ = ~ t rif i A “Uw Ty, rx 7 ; ~* a* we, , = too 2 . . s an ct rc _- + _- i al . - ST = > - ‘ - «a Al ha ~ ee = 7 = D i S A =” - ——, x r =! ' ARMSTRONG . ‘ ; res A, + Y 3 ' 7 . py és LU a , : oa 7 = . fe s. Bridges M M rs o = *~ ~ if 77 [ % = rT . t ° idt . ~ . ~ ~ 7 o > ~ ‘ 2 ; m™ ~— 4 . - K by r | 4 : F. : 7 7 AR MCW xeTidi Gedling . 7 7 1 * “> a a o> 7 tne I 1iICYV Li tne reaim t { 7 } = ~> ~ _ iv « ’¥ > i —the inmner w — . aa r > _ ‘ . tf , \ ‘ VILLER—D - this . « » 4 . 7 - = ? “ay i 7 i a? ce ~ NEWMAN—T aid v 3 r ‘ * -_ s . ~ ‘ . - ” rT = a N\ a r 4 ’ b ~ . Vv “ ne z Rae RAF 7 » Vi | | a 2 ~ " yt ; Wa .* a o ka , + Na VA 4 7 ‘ Fitzgibbons Mae Broadwe * , VA > g ~ ° of re . - ws Vv " [ 7 RE VL NOLDs - o Tes e Sa . 927 ' a-6s & @ j ae z ir . - e al * = - r VT? ia e-4 1 r . a i ; a4 ther of George \V Re is an ° Gear g ‘ CDDP « rm isi! aye . 7 - a au a = »* 4 = : . ; as*? ; ; ~~ vs P ra Sater May 14 at Oar "(fT} we sPOT LS | oa ‘ach hare 194054 ston s@renu Interment at Vila Rite Mi REY NOLDS—Entered into reet a T . * . ay. May 12. 1927. at 3:15 p. m. Mar oT ee ~s san : ae. Beieved daughts ot Ca Peter and Elizabeth Brery re . fA “ster af T’ maa J F Ik 4 7 \ « 4 FAéwarnd J Rober Pp Mar P, tA. Sees A and ‘ oe 4s Comsecnoe our dra “t- a a i ° m™ = V t4 at &-%n ” ¢. % “% ois FRATERNAL NOTICES Masonic xox Meetings i LPE? ING; a ; ait mee? 4 pi i — ear 5“ (i, ha - . 2 f wet "= 7 Pores “ 7 2 : tnum - tare ~ : PR... 3 Derienord, oo grocery ste PAPER cif Vs work dove ee a : Lost [a * Ineel 3474 — ay - Te ‘i oeTie ed nurse of EaGl UND = PAPER CLEANING done ey e_Jane,_ i lndell 20018. ‘ BP hwts q . > +t = Das ang - - —— 7"oOgW r . _ > ost ra ving L.A vIss aS eVrest ~~, eS. wee eee , som = kine JP fferesn DOC0 445 i sve il ° arr nok tent ly PAYER am pe ins c wena a b -.- Pen = a= v oe ’ ; ~ . . . ” . . . og >) it "% + + re . - = a os les a rT me A “ f , my all ' . The , . 7 i oeniainT a ——= all gentleme © imse? 10002 ne PAPER HANGING —tie own is 4403 2 a? PR lols Pe Lin—j et Ob Die] ar UF tl WwW eer rhe Eke ws Pape Victor — le - on thar ane — w Re Be ¢ . | - - “= ‘ — " ry - ~ - . : ws . , FS ; id €»? + _* “0 ‘i Newstead. Mrs. beane 4332 PAPERING AND PALS oo Bos Y-214 Post-Diepstes. (80 J bros.; 20 years’ busines. —_—- 1” work laundry: Bete! : 4 Bout : on “. “~ ry = ‘ a it} te , tyr 24 : Gra . ws a leean 4 Rm) : D3. Lungstras Dreing & Cleamine | PEs HANGING—S6 ax red. hal? dais moraine : Aa Fe ; 5 iif #ani Work tray. J&ettereon 5s = a7 \ ter J rf T¢ "e4, ; PADED: "OTN oe ae r i BOOKS —-lLow South Grad car "APERHANGING- 35 oes ttn aundry werk: color Riverside 45204 M guaranteed Lindell @ > ——- S08 3. 334. ‘' = o- ~ > — . J . i - oY * a | >. BR 4 Fi . W A T* H— Lost: seward re I A PERING. PAINTING — ‘ , ‘urn to Hollywood Restaurant. Mr Pax- cleaning - work custe ela JE tiereon HA2[0 e7; | Dorest_ OFi2w. Henn che. 1444 Monroe. Return to 1201 reasenabis wars Cages ie R44 Fr. -UAT—Lost: amone autemobiles ai en- | ‘Sra MS PAPERET. Trance to Buech estate. Thursday nn. m i] Wrin? ea raion neat ds heht green tweed east. ahout «ize | PAPER CLEANING — ; ‘ nies white straw hat. TAhane °°} per a g. taining and TES Tea Cot A Me ; T sve? t Cam ened 'Ttz a?! work cuarantred Dee ‘ cnn it w lie i aceret | center Pea ris aur tre me bass: : “ig * ‘ester: age 16 ae ar with} bois eward. Hiland A DP "ag clam 5. selary §! Ld chete ata ~ : r * : = " asher a8 { , Sree ‘ EOTe * ’ STOVES. FURNACES, . eit.. 3) years ot, Oe VAITES for any ld stove ® - ‘ - . _- rnace art andirona. (enders, ———— . R vide 3445 4 ar e< 2 etc. ‘) " ~ ee art - — Pf 32a RSHiAW. 109 N 12th. MAM ie: » ‘ ae , y “9 tv Le writing: ¢ per mouth Laciede 7 ot | 7 A. G. rav e r. r Supply. @ em STOVE i. ere ONS—WOMEN, | GIRLS vor: . xT ...S)¢ re ‘are ter WALL PAPER, CLE shines gat OEE ST tinseg toes. 2 | ALI. cleaning guaranteed: ws “ees fs riret-clase: 30 Regal Cieanern. Jetiereon St re cage: Gorman vrivate Same!

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ines. wie ____@" CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES are NEEDED—WATCH the HELP WANTED ads." — stalin =; 7 NOTICES | SITUATION ead a SLLANEOUS . S—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED—MEN, B i ~ plastert d. 325° we KNOW STENO RAI ) aise : oYs SALESME WANTE NY ee ane. "FOres! JOSBS (5) perience AP ITER Sit; G month ta | | MEN—And ‘Young ol =e yaad as ) sales- | “ise Le eee | OLD _ GOODS er SALE | eR RACHINES Beige Talking machine Fo Sale ain ) s Din NER RING—Lost: dia “ os ‘¥ or he Mond ; , , , reward, LActede 469 - tlibe $.. St- | \ ‘ Aciede 3620), r gist work. all & dinds under union con- | art; "tT acl te gpouke ‘eping. Miss Avu-! Fuge nia st. at 2009! SALESM KEN DEim C : Yo DOUG—Lost. small spitz: : CH) _ ir * S0lid white- al S331TR, (4 (4) | Grey. T,Ac clede 7 91. (eo un ' , eriencea*> man’ ‘ = $80 ns h te; 2) Ds men, muct be experiencec; mens ae omnia pressame~wane —_ a Senet ae For Sale 7 bie PEt yn VicT Ne L. oun peoeures wae | eee Met ae ae ed wieh ‘ A a) wes SPR Ate Poe a all 4 we ~ te Ane 3 f nae reagsona vie. new can ward. CUlfax ; re- itjor is M EN-~--Stead - ~ SS : ua R DIGGE R—Si .: with terms, “grad: PS bia dL. Biiee Sit.: to care for ehil-| gutdoor oF work fur 3 ten, i ' tal | furnishings, hardware ' sporting woods 7 : ——— : —_— : = oo ; Lost; uv mouths Old; - rt. Ch ntral 5is4 ios) Uren du ring. gum Ww iy AD} iy U4 N “a / ap rh) at in>r&- : : ce Be ee ee ee m : '¥ $ white: rough cOat; reward ac moving 4d! abstr Se Post-Disnatch. mer va cation. Bog ¥-98. room $42, 2-3 p.m ‘ iis ites by . oe Once. : NET AN. "eateld 1? om, ee Wis HINL roughe, 9: hnebt for balam eonirs $1.40 fellow pl. ; Bere granitoid work wanted; guar: | vi = i) | MiGN—For_ industrial life inearenne 2 _ STORE, 16th and Washington. Cal | C | & | : AN fe eur | lton, motor drive Vales. $50: all) week ITZER S ilive st , Ze : nr . *PDan,) ra P ae & e - ™ “- A Sirli il . in , — r. 7 r : \ ; Le) ics { : : 4 ‘ ' i ror arity. i ‘dition i" a ep DOG—Lost police dug: eR acy teed work; lowest pricca. G Rand G406. ‘ , oi it 7 ¥ ears’ ext 3 —s $75 re living in Nort 4. 4 fe insurance } | Al ti hemabn i ; } i i : snr Wf YU i i i Ps 3 ‘ , Se es . te HUOn, Sun Pooky _F. ’ ane wv: apne $8.7 7% very timid: ‘shedding ah CON tion - f (el) ponth. _Box G-351. Post-f bl ary .and com «Mr — preferred: eo SALE SMEN TO SELL BE 5 R NA LA ‘4 YW VN ws Vie’ Sid in MET - ee eee fy H HIE RE S MUSIO ¢ Lis e j : . m . ‘ 4 ’ T ds mg ee SESS iBSiciT, OF: © - Ps ‘ " , +) ‘> . srrmotet ; .* 4420W: reward. rellable satecey: by week: | 2808 N Grand av. Saturde: —— * . - : ae Mrepaire. (eC ” ee ee ee ‘ A NG & h } a 4 ' 4 4 ee “tur ay PMornir 2. ; , > >; ‘ ee val 1)* a y tJ di re. 7 Dui—Lost. Chesape sh Efferson 4058. (78) | Male days. I team DElmar 1341W.| MEN—-®. neal- ys — Old time Pil - rand Mueuchner meets wit Royal, $2 50: low rT rel ‘tal epal {i ees Sr fi ee i eake hott ; poater. J ,Wo! 74x ‘Sit. : colored: cleaning: days of A al sie bell aah to ggg a ga earth of olstead law ste: € . +h, Retnaen Te we xchan ve | De t St Lo . BOS. } t! M A! n Pe E schonee Departaent ; half di M z > ° ne 4 A ai ’ ‘ “ a iG take ore ere is ilk@ the al hs mh P fron ©): t | > 4 ii j ui : bud « ?-> Yb eu 4 } : Linde}! AGES ; PLUMBERS Wr MAN — fferson 48 z iseful; ste 1cdy work: g00d pay. Ca } : ‘ tO coast hy a prominent Jaster e ry. | —— ~ eS EEeeeete-aniin ion ‘ Si tease ‘- eee. ve ‘&Y iv’ Specials q — =} Warhts h iu Ww. on ‘ . p in. 52 4 NN. Taylo I Pot : i Money mak ¢ " for ‘ reetter 4 ‘ ' ane : , oe of’. hooum Poe ica) ° ‘ rg ie 4 ae oe: . i ¥ i . | _ oan 5 ‘ ? err I : ri : ; . : re + ’ es ’ - WG Wo tm: ke BDe! ial ltiea of in- j AY and Saturday G Tra: 1d 1104 wet as ‘ (j] Dick x — ih ee Cguuntry (; Ve opnone nut tI 1 «, ° os fi r f? (vr / id ; ¥ . “ : . Py% P : \ a\ roia LOonsoie — j : Mi as ‘ ‘en a’ ~ Peo 1)4 il. 840 Ue *%, ‘ ‘ on ce ¢ rey ; a he ~ 4) ( ‘ } io. ‘ ’ i} om fe = j i} ‘(= . " : : - - DOG— Lost, Boston bull ter. pLUMBI: aw . bathrooms in « ‘d ucNatr 7 - steady work: good as € er ,une ar acie | Post-Diapatch. taht Lie riCgce WWwes © wlidse & n fo’ ~ | ITZ Tere r Neat appeacance hae mn the idea of service, we uld | {}}| 3+*0 Bedroom Suite— +Q 10 Steel Be : es Of tt * VUR ZER | HELP WAN rED and et ‘senre: tant pti ly fiad tO talk ici 7 Ay for about | plan 4 yee , od Saas : BDH. | ', i a . ,. Sees | HORSES—Team; | ko WOtRes at WV fd aa : wie . n in OperaLliogn or ! yr? ig of od Moe Scie . . ' 2, adc ou = Oro j . / ‘ fet _ c {3 Good th trial a jatalr: 1006 _s St. KARRING—Lost: amber drop, g Thursday night. Reward. Phone JErr and 4 are; tus t *16.00 a rif ad at = , Je IRSES 5347 G4 afte eo P. m €rson 7 s) | PLOATING Db &e K ites Lost: with po PROFESSION AL ¢ COmp.ete course |} } urance «¢ non 8 . 1 rigerat aR — . " mM Palnte d flatboat, on Meram new] SCQ00i graqaduate; bri - one BA ER ames Third hand. Call bOL Wesonte ‘Ap oR HH 4 NGE nam Oe wee | Oe uP at 10 iT, ao that su ri ; 4 “4 iD ed = oes # we “yl ) Alaska. ; LES: gtrictiy b: “vate Grace Lawler, | Way. opposite rear of Delmonte Theater. |“ (41) betwecn 9 — 6 wat be ye eg | the work, “gy oes e Sta shies wae ) = — : : : i ri BTS ~ - } All > ‘ . ) , rton i 4 i¢® Wieor " ~~ -_ } 2 . ‘ GLOVE—! St: white oT shat mar. FOrest £0. (6) | BAKEH-—Second hand: Kenwood Springs E BOY__E : — . ~ dort = P | S10 | ho? -@! iifed Sf “00 inker rq Low Pine Lawn. Koenig's Bakery eo re $835 Sesimaater OSs, CA ASIOE O:00 | your jife. * te) pipe — +3 ; } a} d \4 ‘ between F. rest Park and M \ E mer at ‘hool f we e: cP DANCE, sum pals | pom. 4! b 92, 2 ey ome PArkview 602 OJ. herson, Cal = aby hour. Arcadia School, | BAKPER—Third hand. POLISHERK— Exper e | } — Hs iced *] ) SU | a s. vi ( OM) ee beri ib misceiahecus rit at ‘ ’ ere nette Sut , " ° | W . ES. anted ‘= wn SMa ~ . (¢ . Q tC) - ah . S 2 . oiler Lost; 6 on ring. 2 brass, in vicin 4517 ‘olive st. Phones, JEffersop $353 1906 Shenandoah. AC)! work. Apply 3333 Rutger Ce) | 5Q Solid yor- 1S Library Tab n>) om ferson 8: 547.. Sapatadiecreimen Reward, JEf- ———TE ARN TO DANC | ee — Goonienow KEVPALK MAN- Exper rhe fenced” ou old furni- | tehen ihe! $12. de) | fie > “at si ~~ ,.00 AUTUS—SU: any make: cash PO DA. ; . A ture. Keliner Up! wwlstery Co. 5244 Mal So Iintielst a £95 (1) = oni p>; £196 1) . ferson YOSLL Willlame 43090 Olive ‘ , . , . “ i j is bought consiazned - i ee a oe, or et olen a __Peivate \ ag0n3 at ait hours: 2s pe "eel ti KSMITH—-For fr orse, Work ar fitt e+ , ‘ : sine erchants Trust Cc r.- rida eve mines ‘ H€ i d fag era iron work. App 7 = Db. m ie RE a R Ml a - ne F ee ‘et’ j cae — ° ; " ; af ; + d ; tered tag No. 3220: Yale k ‘yy » BALLROOM. «5: ive, bsiti~ | ferson T 4 aA j|REVPAIR MAN—Experteuced *tove i pull ori t Fler leet Floor Lamps— dc Jo ) lin 3005 8S. Grand. LAclede 277 gx ev T1724 nr AST 7 Jefferson Tent and Awning Co., 4100 Hen.is: nan to wait t eee y en ~f (Md | 4 ae 3 we —en - othe ire: finder and » } sy} ni =, , Crifices at . “3 . de At; td. A} automet les " or der please call LAclede 1844 or qr"! S828. | syivania. {¢) | orders. Stale experience. Box J-250 roper Wihers - ; ; 8s ne | wrecking: a . 4319 Reston. “Lindell : Small Down payment! casv Credit Terms. | Breuer (St) ‘ . ; — — étart- ee ft ae ee roe a vs LAclede ee — a (oR _ ' ." CE Re Teen 5 OrOURD a B uderience d Post-Dispatch. fom) t —— St. 2 ay be l4. by workie | In modern bookkeepine methods: must he ona Baan , DE wr : | iV ; girl, (all COtfax 1448 bY sites DETECT an RVICE i Married: a @e00d penman capable of SHEET nw po the nge § hg ppc END mves Ors aos = aa ; -- = — : a ey yt JMUBLL > W td. —=W @ are ijuat MONEY—Lost. Mond: ———_——1¢) Hy, HARGRAV E SECR SEN | ing full charge of books and income — ator, NO. guage and > om Sacuecastnasonceedilartincnoneniiiemmoaamae en ents : es, eM.le 7 Pi | : ‘one nav best prices Northwestern Py = weer ni -s jn D., * Victoria Blas . Shadowing and inves | returns: answer in own handwriting. ghter, —_ experience and galary. Box | IY 5() Lised renee | alte ne | sell, Aéfiten Mio- QR56W. GRand D tence, CEntrs! » Night and Sun-jing full details of vour experience | G-126, Post-Dispatch, (5) aN iil N | HELP WTD. sch an GIRLS HOUSEH'L — Goons WANTED | tor Co 32 $ Locust, JEfferson 100: (c* PA R : i Y who took 5- tr ibe R oll Pade pre tay CAbanY at 4. . ° Bt er iat) ‘ referen: e. Box F-34389 Post-Disnatch ‘cs? SH¢ rb he (EP AlR1 iuekh—E aoe riet ved Ou "1 les ras M " RCKILLER- — ix A: . AND LR NS San fi Want ited i(HEVERO! ETS Vtd a fF Or parts. recam- 1241 Sutter known, Return ~ ion | BOY—-Errands and clean place, $9 yer | eal the. _— pl gpk Es eT ends. Blue Bird Beauty Shop, 1327 8. | its, dwellings or small ‘Ik t=, need is | ie © shame wien “— | les of condition or age. GArteld tae PIN — UCTION —a 2 | SODA aes ist “ATTA RY ai ger 7 (he Davis Realty and Mort, | a )| Dadiv: best cash prices Schober. COlfax |», ll give a ~ ra. . price | ik DS. CHEVROLETS Wtd —all : —iost; set with brilliants, either — BOY— White: drive Ford truck. delivery. | "2°": I) SHE OubK man , NURSE—Praetical; with om pital | & fax seve. Call anywhere. (cS) -hange on new pianos. phonographs an pice ~aeme: vo ——All modere Cherokee or Grand cars; — ‘ INSTRI 2671 Washing de yy some foun tain experience. Apply after 1, Gage ( uli pabyv has arranged LO rainin Wy ' t} and | BEDS “urniture. ru; res, | racic nme Chee 4 4370 ’ | +233) inde! O14, 856 Eastog ay/0) bolt 1442R. ard. Um TL newest wchods of Deauty culture, | BOY—wNice appearing. about 14. for tem- | p.m. Enderle, Br iroadWay and Market toe ‘ : ' ound = welacd @ ital clede. ¢ | wante Nes att ae > rnin @ TEE Dav WIN Pan | RDS VV ANTED CPORDE , . rir ior —, i r > a _—_—_—_—_ Guana i ’ s . “a6 " ‘ + > Va P i 4 int wd eh all er Ne . 4 ‘ vd ; tie. ‘ ‘aan. : ng. ye e ef ‘Te oe Olfax R21 ear on: a alter EAB dh month. 369 N. Boyle. | Hote! Missouri. (ce) | Lys he Seats of b 7 Employime: bar ~~, give propert vy owners a nd in- old child and -aeeiat with |h dwork: ref- |! chera Andell_ & | RY t I cas tiellng ONT — Steg or stole n; black r fom) i BOY— To work in niating mill: oue who!; nut st. ) | ‘ arenes ' uired. nib \V eatry land. | ; ry | td. 1} bmount: oat ™ | 1 ti * | eet eee € fay nthe is ; 4h. s ' > r ris ty : 4 . di 4 ? ; ; Baca 3 7 . me . u ca nstruc on an . > ’ . - . , . ry sary . all Richper, 2309 Bnd Tite (ADTES—Learn hairdressing MALiCVTiNG, | oann + he Ford truck preferred. Apply enc — ——— = Peaa Tr pie” | vestors, as Well as salesmen, an | ope ” ol yard. Tower, | _ 8128. . — i AUTOS WANTED FOR CASH Pa : . te wa —_ . eo pie coy yn gy i one eo uteer ual ° >( YT -f ) {- ° ; ° . a ; . Anh asia a nen : ’ ’ " Ty P P . - “ i : a ' erry ean ; - : beauty Cuiture future; —=~ ne wil % _—e . WA ood I i A id. j . iW ny i ‘Ho ; : hae lien; at int 1GI RA ry MOTOR CO. "Ang LAcrwet fem) PURSE—Lost:; rican i nd y PCE a .- = as . 7 . > ss OS aoe nal Berthold. near King ooo ey: , day or night «lasses; | CARPE NTER—-F or 8 reens and genera! re- ‘harles. ees ’ oo) | it , You , ge STE] - #eanruenrTri rie paid EDU: Vim. Sex strumern ! a), { 00 U AS Hi i ‘OR AU r al reward. Cail Kirkwood" : GE. 810 N. 6th, fom) | SEO B07 Fin cB) | TRIM SAWYERS—Experienced detail 1 ome in. You may wan cit work, MORGANSTERN GARME) |LUDWIG MUSIC HOUSE, 821 Washington. | Bring car, get capt; mor gages paid off. . "eb ) MO LER “COLLEGE. 810 N. 6th. ( FOUNTE R CARV ER— Hotel, cafe. 5! capable of cutting from detaile:. e ‘i sell part time. if vou can ; i eager — ar tte oe age peared | | ne 26) MONARCH, 3137 Locus ARF—Lost, tn Ampassador Theater, AST OFFICE ol ‘lerks and cily | nail @aimers Chaulfeu , florist truck $15 ‘$25! work and good wages to the rig) : a wank Port gd. sem e ¥ O10): pists Pa 06 Pepe Fe Aten > om ae need goods pane GH ge fr | ae vere er “rg — west oo Danio “ight brown fox scarf; finder will be re. needed frequently at St. oa ; Bas 0U) tO | Green bousemne n 20-$35 > Appiy by mail immediateiy. @taty xpen-| VOte vour entire time. . ---—————. : Saas terse: o. Veotral © —ot ees Pee ‘and’ ba oe . oll mpg S47 Bi: Automobile Loans marge. FOrest_1758W. (®) $2100 year'y. how to qualify . -; Hotel clerk, experienced ...........3: nee awe, | nationality and relerences. Web- | ; = ENOGRAPS “ De chante sige oes — | - —- te rms: i 0 one - be . - “tei - ob io out. | CONFIDENTIAL loans utos refinanced. mm OTCH COL 1E—Lost. Fema! le > month Write Ozment, 1203 Arcade bids > Waiters, Country Ciub be ene ta owease and Fixture C > ' may he a property owner or in- Se eriw' Highes t ca ‘D price | a. , + Age =e one 8 ase: $11.51 — oo | “bought. & to g 1644" : 4 . : . | a ; "2 . , . » » ° iano ‘ _ C “HOU — os B31 Ww ash ington. ; en a ae ens A -LOQl; lady's 8, blue ei RY oo ala hea nel fio. inet taught u Secret gg dishwashn ere ways wante: d. WAI fe aK exverienced: nu oihets | Vestor fie no would like tO KNOW nia oo. 7 - ely iy AUTOMORILE LOANS Belefontaine car; reward. COfax phoriz q Lif Po uctoré. enk €1la016 mployment, e we th, room Deer ae ¥y é Pi A (ec); } som etl hing more a pout vour in- i‘ mew ia 4 —H-fiat, low piteh eclargnel Sr. LOUIS DISCOUNT Co.. ' re ' nm. ar 0600. | BOs NIGHT WAITER—Who can cook short | » ) n ' 1y ondition, fine for beginner, ike | 2677 Washington (c36) © UMBRELILA—Lost: green silk: Wednes. {GH SCHOOL COURSE | orders. 568 DeBaliviere. ivestment or home in St. Louis.! ach r colles udent: need Dlease | telkirk Auction. G Arti. fe “$12 70; terms ti 38 | dav: , * nes- home stu wethod. College nrepara- | MTITTh T « «, ‘one 1 t. n hv work: $! Y ' Ape | ages oie IWIG MUSIC HOUSE, 82 jashingtos, OSS gown O303W * Zeller store: reward, WY. sory or bUSINF@S COUrsES write for book. | CUTTER ON DRESSES—Must_ "072 St, Louis. es. are oe Cl, ply 301 America: tel aft a.m. |S)000 LES oP ee ee eretin | FOR QUICK. CONFIDENTIAL AUTO ; ' . by. pe. sa nto ‘ y- ) x » | ? = ef . : yA } P Pm, ‘ featuers* , —_ pe he AMERIC AN ‘st HOOL, ms; id . Grand. | be experienced ° steadv work | YOUN NG M AN 174 19 bread packer 18 i rhe re Ww i}] he sole star I i ing sb “SS ’ > rjenced 361° fhlie for oli Ne font ihe -" k the , i FORNET 4 On. Vik ior model, Incl uding | K ] t ie Fj C >. : " MAN—17-19 3> Y : ; og la t ; . = : yr hed. ' > “ . if P . * . ; ’ P . 2 ’ ‘9 : . ” oe » re t t 44°. 0 Page ir, ik [ Usa. be E ntt ‘ +] ow Biivel! plated and if} fine lay ig REW AR B Disisie —$250—REWARD i rood pay. THE HOUSE OF} pichel, = — 7 = — hat 's pre sents d. lt ls free TO Ts sc rr : . , aaa a " I ition: being sacTificed “at oak | Air .pa rick Loe dem ogycete ‘ = 7 ‘ > , ? cereweT rs. . . : ‘i | YOUNG: AN—Well educated, to handle i : ' P aN ~ NT ae Wee ee cel Pe a ~ | oe. } bt coe) pearls, has Oval’ Ginny ot 146 Trade Schools ‘FINKELSTEIN, 808 Washing. | school guide, must be free to leave city; | people of St. Louis. plgurant. 504 Washi: ——— _| LUDWIG MUSIC HOUSE, 821 Washington. | yr. On ee “g ; @amon Clasp eet with BERING PAYS—Special terme ollered “ expe rience unnecessary: unusual opportun- VOM \ » — end. rn agi ; (cIG) | ots of Money 2 small diamonds. Above feward ies otal ’ ty for 21 = €1500 firat | mo : | | ak ) 40 LS 4 and no questions asked _ lige ur limited t'me to mect demands for | CON. “os toons” advancement; xuarantee 1500 first | It ll pav vou to attend the 1 ete ds Ps apes we ate i — PIANO K EYBOARD ACCORDION—L. Ro- | id . | ‘Ye1ur neck| ce fo W H Ms khas Eo. 1601 ip: day or nicht classes; it will pay vear, chance to eara more. Bux E-30, P.-D. | » Will Pay you to aliend the Mand ah FOR S SAL = WTD. ig. condition: a bargain at $167.60. terme | FOV TO $1000 QUICK li i} " . wMarknam 0. 1 f) ip say ‘ ’ eh ae : . : [ : ; eee pe me ’ one ne ¢ T : + ae | . , . first meeting Wednesday eve- WOMAN sigs Pg PA whl ie ir DW1G on: a bang aSE at 2h Ant co | Auto loans in 56 minutes, whether your 3 eee ‘ Shing’ ol | car is paid for or net. Present month! Vv. AXCHAnLeE 4 investigate t once, : 4 ' re 1 Ry. Exchan S . feck) aT. rR R iy COLLEG F. ue e ar Ir) D 7 need “n tre Tolle “wing thor- : \I 1 ] who can make all kinds of ‘ Our F Cper COE men j ,«F ‘ , = Q7 : o. iL Tee limar : } felig) av ’ mane “3 oF - | r a od ; seat he oer bing, May 8, 1927, 8 o clock, | Delmar. - / | payments reduced. Mortgages refinanced. Found 'T - B E Rk rar . 5 ; tu : i ) Hy, : : ; ‘ a * : ‘ 2 A and 3 A ' at the offic ‘ f the Davis Re i] ko " i} a y oe { a pl vin "condition c Priv ate “ ; meners. pa we title. Keep aera ate et) ) »: | KS amin Rag eo * ott (al Me OLLMe © . Si ‘ die - ~~ a jaying con oo Car: easv terme ate . & _ SALESWOMEN _WARTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE LUDWIG MUSIC HOUSE, S21 Washington. | __ YAHLEM FINANG: E CORP... i : ap 2 POTIGE fe) Marker «! ” | y ply at ; “ Servel —_— ' . aud -4 (} ‘sagRe ( om pms: SALESWOMS .N— Wi i she ates ef ee HlROPODIST ( AIR— Cabinet Loh. SAXOPHONE bn) , ~ 0) | ee AU TO I, ICENSE. Y S ate eiret Brit. PATENTS We Can use a number of | Ind . round } loor. | I! hy and le ‘ust incon e to start; promotion. | im H340 4 14 as vyland. Grace Be; aut h Foon -/? gl a ae res ric | i Streets g - parntnggencnntnememtenaestin a Poy s "er —to——e i Sale: @ Fei gain cy payme! | SS PIN—Fighth District. PATENT obtained, advice and fuidera free. | first- class tool design ners on AGENTS WANTED—MEN sepals oe - ear te ry ahd e rit ion | 5-to1 tru: " also wildin: . “ki 52.75 : . san GOLD. BRACELET—Eighth District, f. J. Larson, Paul Brown Bidg., 818 Olive. | a “ | AGENTS— Get $5 to $50 day desirabiy:' You are under Store "Faden, 304 Buder Bldx., 7th and Market Se oak Ge a al ok’ duthoesed: pei~d AxO 1. onl bell, seed are tig or AUTO LOANS — 4 KEYS ON RiNG—Ninth District. , (Sti) ios .° a fixtures. Die de- sample supt plies given ladies or men im: . Oil al e inder ho Ov gal lon ros - — - — | * - 9 ge ene rer or a en, i... lud noe ase: used j : pa sg a tag . a for servi imbrell be : ot ' ake « lue at the pries: special, $ O ~ - a aad re PS rr 128 ORD tee Pe live « | “ , a as ; . ,Relt-sellers. repeaters; fruit drink powders;|;- -. 4 EP smekog sty Bomaxe oho . teem = = | eng Ar AUTO APPRAISAL OO, ray ora tt treatine ' Lindel} rir : “A. | 2de Lee: a ls m4 orth delicio eerie’ ied. \\ ednes la \ \ “ay » rand. | ; NE—Conn, wily lated elie ’ 4 : blanking, forming, piere | healthful “soft drinks: grape. cherry. straw: 1997. : xy P M y fae kd one (eer eS ae end Py aw. tam. 3028 LOCUST ST N . rry. oran logan-raspberry J ot, at % — # INCRE’ IXER ract | Pee I Sd ey 4°) Washington a : ° = Ing, and drawing dies. re favore Jellies ice crush _ en ee HOUSEHOLD | ww : fa (co) | LUDWIG MI sIe “Lot E, #21 Washington | { (36) S — bl ny ee ets xy + 'PAINTs—Direct from factory, 09¢ @: : ————$ ——_— | (t—— eee . NCEA Also body die designers on | == —. wre. — SORE, GIRLS geting fon I white lead, Se pound, 4061 Easton. (c65) | | =~ = EM PI ()\ M [: \ [ sa SIE rr | CASHIER- an ieetia tae GOODS PAINIS. $1.50 aba $1.50 per val. al} Planos and Organs For Sale ai ASHI}! Casi heater, 1618 J olor her : in.|— a eee | Broughams—For Sale + BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’ "i WORK—On terme gorches Li] — ~: ipa , | PARTNERS WANTED Mark — -; ee See Frat! ~ Bk bY . . pore eS, sun sul \V A \ ex k D large bodv dies. Apply, : “4 La , OSI ky NA sk. > ned | } i ~? | CARPENTER—Must be good, able” to) CLR Ss; Consolidated. 1208 Am. |! PORTABLE Woop GARG es rand: used: put in good conditlol; | ssa SSS ser e chimgeys, elterationg. COlfax CA be good 5 ‘rt 9 ; - » : -- + a . oi oe i oi , oto handie men and read blue print . — eso) | ' BRIC KD AYING—And alterations; tuck- write, or wire Supers isor required . ee F362, P stiemats h, (e5) COLLEGE STUDENT } rr; travei |“. ™* ; ar 48. : a 2) lysed in rental. eut, reduced pri }) o ’ as ast : 4iaad . > a ‘ ~ ‘ al tis ‘ i” . : eect a . sin ‘ ; * M4 x . ‘ r , ot ne ae ; OR \ : iT, . . SS | ‘ ; - i : ype : Ao ete _ ering. eve rebuilt. ¥ , AP S as $2360 ¢ ’ WO ds = =: ok , , ne a mal = iy lL PA , ‘A ped 0x2 LOSED for « ab dP ayy % sr ee” “v0 Ds Ol ; Amer BRICK, plaster, ceme Ts and stucco re- i vert pairing: contract or § i) SALES MEN—Tw fo! ute). ) thies maw coardurory Linib heap. U4) TANKS—sSevera large oak tan) with | i! TA ‘ UE YE be mem : ; eypress be tt Tr! ir bound: almost aew: ) KB done. Terms. FOrest 4079. J! genera! and pubis TT as : =) CU0 UL) 1g. €aperience;: good reference. r a: Lo is agic: ter! ry Appiv Cum . om ‘ ‘ DAG ae * ~ Sages : —_s 7 ‘ } 2( F ROT i(( , i ‘ ) d t . ‘ ° “* ; Thd'es Jil ‘ ‘ > | > 4 iu 2 ‘> — ’ eine wenere ' : ‘ ik go? if (cet) i : : Wi-roul : rt | j iy \ ‘ t "res COO] —In ‘ivate f n > refer- : atl, : a . ge | ios a : 7 ——— vrai i 0 asks: on hs : DE , . » pl e family: white; refer aa ae ore 4 CARPENTER . repairing; warages ts RA} ER. aie vicio! 4. Ly jl A\ K IR Al LOMOBILE | SALESMEN ces. Hone WwW hbseier 87. Ce er een aie tne ae et ae nalitas oo a: o —ag t $364.00 yA tp 4) A i ~0O Piia uie, aii tia A permane nt es ‘aR YO e gaevr ao ‘ ’ cle R ‘ 4 , i ate ‘ a | CARPENTER contractor ; Gelinas 4 354 $58 Po i-Dispatc} ecetew 7 & () ] | if KY Coater has an opening for excep- nin Segue vine net atin Lae UC |) BEDROOM. SUITE—Wainu Lees, _ tions, alterations, .gemodeling Lefler, ns - hy | AY ional saicemen with a PR O\ EN en oe 4 once iy ee eee ee: eee mn hak Ta and biue hor ea Ru 1100 OLIVE 8ST, / LAcle ie KARTE-OO8U. (56) , TAA GE II. ( ay) +~ + _ pert A i iN RECOR D In this pri e class over i>) Oka hl ri ti AAUTINAlLol ; : o3 7 WiC s j & + 6! P * : : ANIMALS \) 4 4 ‘ Ae OF Part ime i BOTT. a . No * ne’ 28)" 2219D8 tC Irie Brunswih crnice To: een ea ES ee a —— eg ee ee ili al GARAGES—Bullt. painted. $100 Up. Write ote Gi 3 ; period of years, I has beens a th = aaa Wmtene | Tre; , oa AT av ~ ? y 7 ir af oO } k tnev car ro- L MA R 4 Aberieuce 4 f ey JIBS .a A s=€. : : | Creane, 1025 Irma av. |, are we. SOUTH BEND, IND. any who think | hey can pro- erm MAKERS Tw ) caperienced, ‘ a” > vp SO) | GR Ke Y¥ OU NDS sere eieieisil nataieaalil tins ode in | ~ ~ —_———— . . maging ie " he tn i’ Te : gr rey Hind ‘ ? ri . VN ay EE tT oft x ept . ai- ae, (88! G wae por. 2 r os |HARDWo0oD KF Lk a ak? See : “T “a , ) i ‘ ‘oO. I) Elmar 3801 eS) — , bpiad, ssitia ‘ ‘ { (7) ) t “i i's VALOR OPHRRATUOR— \ ial tt _ i hs 553% i's wf rg 8 > . ‘ } p , fine t , bys ne al for iargce wd . x SEW . ry = rs J t.. 1S. wants steady work irawin .. appearance and not i atgwe it tature. ve have argains Henty used 1u edigreed and LC @Istere lwav gerand: red i fine cons ion ; | PBicke ‘nbacker Brougham \ Z atid repair work ; ecreeus maace x ressive: references. Box G-3 a, 7. Ap! Hiartling. Supt. o ‘rVvice. fote] Lire ry jegirabie for ci DOU : per = . teaak wees s . npecial price toda Bow: «lerme. gl tn eg order. CAbany 46M, (4) : 89) } ENGINEER—steam roller; steady. -rem- | J ite it fa iviD yhyy, 66) _ MIssOt s VUE Re Ne ie wion Courthouse. WYdown 002 ‘ L004 His aie ole eg = “ ‘ as ‘ if ss yout - T ar f } > mer, D N, Eighth, | . é : : Cc a4 mait Ps cord, i Ris : Ly a : ; . y corel "aan ee é- ’ ’ ’ Tivate or light delivery l Indel} ao > i} F siete an refer » Pre.juire any otner j LAT] nat ‘ ’ VL ’ roU. nO GAeaic] “00 Bi hl) és yaa? [= ¥ ~~ T rr j | NG LICHMOND, GAB ——Some heneas = co . CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH LS’G t for Jack a ee gs gy gga oe. Tao ere hink might aid you in makin FLOOR WOMAN .f WTYETINY ; —) pieces: bed and} ~- Se ge gee Sb ‘ete PR ne Pony months and ex change Stein- _ oe Duco ro ddecnant |}CHICAG® Carpet Cle: zs Co.3 work. EMBALM Lh at th CoMnnmects “6 f h-wrade Omac’ ‘tal f , ny 184%. taagy ~ ps gent : . iv iw rt nus, an A, + , @ _ Speci al “Lindell 2030. 2899 Finney Suga rci4) BMBA MER—sit : ‘ DD re aide W — 9 8S DO-'! ERRAND BOY~—Apply at once. 617 In amahots — “ : age , > } “ 4 ’ ae > ge anbenetes been oe : _ - aes Pte a ’ os . , be . a M4 i? of rY re I a it. At Oouan Co : OL lV E K CADIL. L. AC co., ptevation A 4 ii UNG a KING est tabi) ishmen B x | ternational Life Bidg. ( entury Denta! , , 4 ‘ : - pa Dae ees i JE {{e reon 3084 3534 3 Locust at. : ar" =a i } pmo en nen ~ a \ 1 a =. oO, | | Char 5 — ; > : - vin . — : ‘ — oz - = — = 5 py a + , i l} ; i ’ i “tT \ i ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. ference PT sy ruck driver; g00d (FOUNDRY SUPERINTENDENT—For a/ pURNITURE SALESMAN OWe bate doer, | aia Kive ot eh RR: nL News — i ia : ss ates tnt 318 pecans ‘ dle — ae. - rences. ndeli 2048, Terry Butler. | small shop in town about 100 dniles {trom selling specialty tlem Pee Pam esitial ' ier ak finisn; : } , sweet singing tote: flax mp Chale Coaches : ‘ es “4 “3 ~ ote nee i. o ; & ) ee ae : i. - | E237. Post-Dispatch feu k (i )] ) if ‘HE¢( i ER—F or CATECTL@- | .— — thee ee . altel | earn fh et cS0) ey ' ’ e “down. Open Ww w? “saa 3 iy. ‘: FOR ae w atid old house wiring call A. ve ear: now employed FPN mae whey gy | 'Free Bureau A i. ct | 30 ; reek yt ee i —= —— i = : a : ; : sett : = os BOR tik Stic nous’ Sicilia ov. ‘LAS as os se 9 le Da oft) | GROCERY CL ERKS s— To train for store gGirect: Waiting |! onnect ith reliable gy? Be. ee rience pnece ~e Ap- 1 tsb cot Oana)! rhs OOM, te \ TE PINS LUMBER i: 47 ———- a SO, |g nie? t« peton. fed? t al *> i353 { q) r Ss. q® 6 5 iesangem M.. Z ' fe . ; : Ae . . é manute, tur ’ T) , ; 7 te . ’ ‘Tf > eee: | ii ¢-r? ‘ r if} » , bly \, r bya » 2% i ref } 7 — . — —_ ay Oe - e ae CIO >. ‘ash term: —oenem VOPR Rs ' managers: eplendid future for the right ica Fic * ‘) | lV bk ‘\ [SH » ST h and r ili c. | _neoroNn ages : ie a : ne ait i char wie 2ucilad, .. 4a dn 7 ‘ 4 ‘“ he 45: ali guarantee wt tat re ehange 4367 Easton. Cheap D315 Arse ai. ¢ & also several grands of ur own reroa Paige Brougham MODEL 6-70. ee VE LOOKS LIKE NEW. ALLOO TIRES. AND MECHANIC AM. —, DITION fH. y ALUE AT $495. WCOsT. I NEW $3500. TERMS OR TRADE. TATE MOTOR CO., Ine. 2041-43 Locust Bi. Open Nights and Sundays. a ey, ee ee i@Tal.® as . | 71 : ' iiiPbLl-Cldaee xX toeri- | ‘ 2 . bby, 4 Hou ~~ W 4nd old house wiring and r victor 3 — WHitle ‘an be well recommeucde men apoly ‘‘aturday : -_ s002 Ar- a . ey ~~ e Cine. at int notors Call Victor 44Y¥2W or —_ i yy] (Ff eonal = ic) RETAIL. SALESMA:} ho ould i] Pexrpere ; ae ee Caer ds a GS. Sieeaiiemen —— CLOTHING } C : RUCERY CLERKS—Younr, experience i , Moi phate Pe cred ig ty | cre ‘ Velmar Mr. Shaw ae Mito] | She enelta wee ‘ . i 4 QQ PY 4: | TM a ' ba ‘i vw Hil i ». lee: $415 Sino | ) as ' “he --—- ~ : ee coe eT as bs oe ‘edpesday, Friday Saturday | 4129R- "prices reasonable. —_ ! — 21 Wilkes 3 rooms, with fixtures. a Co Vea! perience-in citv: 3 ong indi t ain for store managers. Apply 4030) le Bie # ee ty white. to 3 — . ersice Tl5S3W or Riverside 5591LW. (6) a Henr ‘offman 40359° Delmar srand. & m. Im, cH) W-0-2t- Ss —- rk. Apply 52° Fonle: fi 3 . a.” ee ea cog teins « -- —— _——— ~ —— mens s. . (fh) (INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE MECHANIC— LTY SALE: WOR 1K. CAI AT | GIRL—Gemeral housework: good Waxes rs Sry omer pro | ae ae aa als.) Made tn this country ts the OLE 131934 4-3926 coachs, $176 5 ry ‘ ‘ J i 4 . . 4 é 4 i , " e.y . ‘ pi . j ai ; ti ‘ ; ‘ T) ’ ‘ » * : P ; ‘ ’ * reer . PAINTIN Sterne ncce ee ot.: two-thirder: also mon- State experience and | salary expected. WASHINGTON: . ‘ference piv 4: . oe hep: i ) - Ets ne pesueenl ' gs Auto | U — WIURLITZER— 145 all suarantesd. Fiint Chevrolet eter, tox Y-105 Post-Die. (7) - irck Motor Cvcle Co. 2127 Locust. (c5) | aM —F ; is : oe ; meggene 3 = 1c er. wa BA . mg ae : acta ed ase | Oo. 4710-20 De! BROWNLEY painting. 5 Se ge oye : uv Filipine Al” cook or AYOUT MAN—i(Sheet metal): man with SALE Wr te Zio “es af rr, Very rt. 1412 N. Broadway. cp | REX i Ki! Ou! mre Ee — =e) Price $626. _Easy Terms. in VitoLaT—Coach, bls; new: $080; 7 able. -CAbanv 5271. 14 Midiland.ic®) Rousem a: references. JEfferson 8008 potest Roll. on treet and passenger Car | sline.. 7 : eee 5) GIRI White couiinenn tie Prar ntPral c | ¢ th ' hy dustry a° pal ta. 4821 Easton (eR9Q) pe rs : C4 [O4%4 ‘ PArk vier oP iv 4 ( - ceaieal a ri SHE’ ; ROLET Coaches. 1925 26: recondl- =| : tek, | 4 y ~ i SA]LESMAN-——Y ‘ar rorna mors t ‘ATING, wall papering a specialty. oe ie ik, OPERATOR—Ssit,; Filipino: | proposition: big commission: real Gihi—Brie ond , ? ’ Sy ‘ / . : EP ot 4% ; oy Be #'> meu tis - rig : 2 PG =F \ al — — ' one: oe wie . ; , | tins —: “Soham a oe a —- font rer ent Y thing, considered: | tunity. apoly . 722 N. Taylot | aw Tena = ) ay AAs : S €190 rem i UI Ine " S28°R | Shipment: nav So to Dt tanta : iM a ae ae (c34) wuipped: : wonderius “values!” $975°S400; | _vemsonabie. PRospect 3258. 3458 bp hina, «g Begy me perience: waeee 8 if IE xe erlenced foogy paane aaa arcana. "Eat re io, 38 _N. Sarah, i 4 ATX bw kd — fiat 10 fiat } 4 nto calls. : a ee | ee we = os == eee “Ma "A eT Hi Ri 7PARDUF MOTOR 00. p | PAINTING—Nom epee reasonable; : - eo sUsul¥. ] “s 2a8t De ete ey FowtDisna “eh St, Louls, . Ly vat Rag ares ANS) S| ee : ¥ ig 0. dea v-. ~ s : | NO- Cpr 4 n z mn md fine a ™ rkv 6320 Delmar of all kinds Riverside 3287J. } ter agg Si age 14: pright. J~ road W ay / @ 4 - ; _— ve ‘ epossessed { ‘he vrolet t¢ oOACcHeS , _ rm due: 1025-26 models, beautics: t. aK: | NITE 79 3 = a eee een : J \ Riary 1 a . lil ) ai I ; — >it di } ; rn it rSaL Wi) } c - ; - ue ‘> : 7 } a ° - PAINTING——Interior and exterior, paper = wy S10. Raymond. nee a\ eR rs P age ECTRIC R EFRI RIGE nv ATOR: - INVESTI-| Small chilarcn isl fevemers re + Sag noteelain ice oA god otnes i ryder Ame e " P in Al condi ea hanging. Hawkins Dee, Co., #269 Con- PAINTER’ Sut : we) 1 ob U ATs OUR PLAN KROENEKE RE-| quired. 4211 Flora. > 9) een oe ae ith. | we ad ae ben . | tiful tone: mahoran' e- mu | 1 $550 uy terms of trade necticut. _1-Acletie 1547. ao Pay or contraet. 2714 M: rg abt |FRIGERATOR ©O., 2802 N. GRAND. fe sIRL—White usework an C with | ese ae Slike rena ae tink, “Salee Thure. | sacrifice: terms to right party: will _con- | 4 AHLEM, 1035 No uend, iS) adiso / ——s re wee hd ren ‘ atnees 1. FURNITURE pte in ape paige Ae eee Pa i te meg : , rad = evee YT iv. elma HRYSLER JU—tuach, late moOdei excel. , SALESMEN — (Old-established, Michigan hild: 3 rences, U504 Waterman. var aD: inst dav. Fri., Sat. » f . m.) f : > L “Seent. caneneeadn on oe cae : 1 e4uw, rAINTING—~Inaice, outside, day. wet) UNTER , ; ; ; ‘ wey ood \rainer., lisher . 2 ‘ se ileditind ‘ ve] i} tract; guaranteed; reasonable. maar 5 a hOU \* % tas i Riggs me tH > concern wants live representative 1p at Ww ASU. | go0r ——— . Saciety Wa; dr the Exe hange. ifvud 8. rary ss 2 ——— | “ a2 > -N.. 9 vunitncee: 4 Louls and x fag 1; only workers need{ G aker ise. st -} Th hii hb) =e mished corn is a Sale oach, 2h. Citizens Loan, aoe a re | Ra S > 9 pil pags: gaye ee a . Sli | 3809 Easton Andel! 5583. (eo) a , )) pe . , i : vq ; - " ve , — a, of ey 2 ee “ ¥ Bet row. 4 cat ny | 25270, | i. 2525 . | PAINTING AND ,DECORATING— ee , SALESMAN S&S SF ne A | apply. __ Box _.-40._ Post-Dispatc! 23 usework. § nee. ple rivileg ting flat. and exterior: int rik r a specialty “ Gy:- } OW) ee ee ee A Ho | St SALESM N— Wi car. to er Northern | Poet-Dispatc) BP wrt path 2) models: civen miates cheerfully eiven” F, W. Ross & (¢ Bor yng 200 accounts: ctv experience. | fl # Saaaiae OTel, ST. | suesMan—\ auarier® Sfoxino’ Mortman | epepspatc te) aM JEWELRY. GOLD. SILVER _ | — | LoOg Burd. FOrest 1U72R. 50) . SALESMAN—Sit.; wante re | ° Gi pe f ‘os lectrical. experience | "7": : vo neq mM Beets be D (TRNITURE— o, 53 Sewn. | ia ee i ee ; L 5 J. >: DOW | ] NG & o.. ae Bor > a a par v; ref ty n Mi ‘Louis. 1ve ALC, re = +? ' 4 aly aale tine “83 Post-Dis (cB) | Ci , 0. 918 Was! i) t in. 5 lowe ie " doo } Mi! Sel tea Ma rt. | , s. 5. an) | ¢ VV \ , ’ j . . ‘4 si AM OST! ul ‘ ; 2 oh od i ey : room aparims Vow pe En none A RR TN a nt ane (i , ) o ° 65 $20 1) the ” 00% uD: a5 N. Grand eoarh: cannot be w : intieally guaranteed: A real bu $295; terms to suit. 2345 Chen- ‘ ° a fess | iUDSsSON—Cnach. $105: Puick, Davis, Oth- ic} } 4 / eOLd BLOCKS, { / ; | ers terme hootd. = va 4 ate, I want a ee ee a0 wher «: lke new ry cheap: | RADIO Franklin F 4ce36) ”’ more good salesmen Vcmadie ioe salesman, , ‘Y ' gar euperienre. noe G-244. Ped, @ | ROX E- 221, POSte=) to compicte my sates torce, Mr. Tasior. | GIRL —To work evenings: experienced, pre- cA , IMAN—Si ade | : ferred; Conservatory Candy Shop, 23 PU Doan | re en SALESM] —-\We an ‘a i lin 8 | furnace?” ar andirons, fenders, SCTeros. etc . : . ee . ae. me . 4 “an . ty )» ta ' a a : a * " " \ 4 ‘ 7 4 ii ! ‘ ik Lu & Wo 4, PURSIIAW 109 N 12th. MAiIn 2043.(c% AMR, Frith ja + | SKS se: C20 1s gg tgs 8. chic a garden and} sour! 7 rz. ry Ase | - some type- family: references. WAdDash oSU). ot oe 4. G. Braver Supply Co. - Diam ane (5 re (STOVE REPAIRS, 316 N. THIRD. ‘Co. > | "per eee ‘for ‘the Fuller Brush Co.: steady ynipme and have ha Xper!RD i. , a %,, ing ereater i ip caces | “ ME mid ce es H NTUATIONS WOMEN, GIRLS work: good pay. Apply Room 24. 310: om the dealers’ trede. he Sttause C ling, : id. } ) clions i niture icarpets and | eryaiRES——Store and office. all k [HIEBES MUSIC : TE Niet SF : ° ; ret (or | HAIR "DRESSER Experien , are) B.Ores, i r : ay , Dargcgains. 4] C-ENSOHL. U1: , fj b+ >] Vieorn 4 uo . Pats & Grand, from 2:30 to 4:: 3? Hew , & | ne ! in He =" ryt} ; ; 4 > ¥ ; c ‘ re r : SownT ‘ ‘ WALL PAPER, CLEAN G, ETO. ppl das r night Tin ak roee | 'MAN—First-c'lass battery, welder and fr ny ALESALL Sel] ‘Kay Line pook-/ Waver and ha a wee ewe *hteerith ind ¥ yineter FE css . . , —- i ee “ ' ; at «1. t 3 Tih nang $$ into » other need anny aA : . nine evstemes and ustom built stee! Hairdressing Sho p) jo4 Skink ‘ . seo IX TURES Th f stegint Y Pet ELT ato ww i is very g Sn ar oy conde lo £9 A LI, ciea ning guaranteed; _Sooms eb? ee OTs ovr ly first-clags: 10 jar write, Meyers, Standard Part 4 'T}- ‘fice eau nt direct from manufacturer . : : in: bargain. Ap} Zz .. & ' eet WERTLITZER. 3 , we ili surprise vou: UG. M. A. “Reval Cle; :ners. JEfferson 467%. a Dn : rm tig ser in private home ; j Phone No. 9%, ‘ +T ; he lin ith th least sales re- H {N I) Wi RK ERS ca ruris to Rea! Wa ag! ing wien : a, + : . ris orm Sunday and evenings at MOMS cleaned. $1: orompty sery pens ARE say alld ay | - AN —Immediately; an srparienced ati stance’. gd terr es open p. _ \ — valk: WW WILE THEY L AST Pr Pte reey : LAactieits tay cnaranteed, CAbany 8359W._—_i— oe s MAKER— : | hee ore "Cah an oie cae ahatiens hualifications, Sen do hand sewing and trim- ‘a have. sever | pf oa nas Sah 8) SPECLAL—Only $1 Down 1927 Oakla and { ‘oach, $850 ~ " Jean: : - Ga re’ ; ; £0 u > sé ° iy ¢} ’ ire i or wriie h . today — PP airy plastering, cle ; S Mer en 14 297 laa . “og ‘ , ; ’ 1. r ia! Ary : ‘ D } 3 " . I , ' ; J r in we r > i, ‘ *. i Lo n nt tat. 8 Jule OP ag | ’ 4 } 4 4 4 ? » 4 vt , 5 tdilay . ; ' "1 ’ »% ‘ | nv : lass work, FOreat 3008M, (63th ; = Sit. nage poe ; } vo % “at pringfiel ca “J! i convene * ming. KY . W ALK KR pDRY sniper ; wa an : —- foule- « > 3 ‘ Ii SeD : a*k] ey ' oy _— ° : a SED & i 7 ‘ts en aii saa paren: ris. . £ ee . Ne a 1 . Wi h ear, to fil] local vacancy: | ' . ' Pot nq neve.s nd narKs COU ‘kat ps gry : s LAN fe ut Sak = ie ' : é‘ row ar bern | ee. . ' ys Eee TT work done ich 4 ~~ it outdoor work, aver aging $30 SALESMAN—We need Ipere men (,00DS ( 2. 440% 1 ePXAS. waco ¥ dian ind ol , aijrecivee an] trrié er Leh Re] iil BOTCH | isti ba’ A? : . Mcvitit Be. f ate TIF de jake eat Tl. ©5 Fie) dj compiete our Ft. Las “ oree . only CPN rye * , ne a et " p ica re er? an fs . LF rT} , ‘) ety f - ' . ret hy r LE : r if 2%. 8 . : HOUSEGIRL — White. no launor: Alb iced: 1 Giger, Viti ne ctrola , os * " glee Reameieesacdir ’ - Sos ae yf Indel) 3436 3 ~" . 3 ait xT 3 nunse ma %.4 aT NTN¢ e fright: $1 rv0s ee et!s: reteren experienced, NUPse of | per week. Apply p. stipe ; tee tgs L . ~ eden pane W. right: cel? « F , Jat I. le}} V001M | Bide.. Taylor and O live. fe} men of good ¢ » gry and mé@! t Intend ge egg OL0Ped ral house- | Wan rrie easin raona li ee |6«6to «work hard will be consid : : ; . — Married: jeasinge prrsonalits ages at oe : * : ' : PATER ard peint cleaning: good wor: . 3 SE ' ee. _ hfferson 2660 arr os call on; 1oOa eustaters per osition i unique a1 qd th pee UAta aut Gencral es - en : a j \" ; , ; on job myvse if. ‘ “Olfax TH4RW. = ae , , AE oP Ee TF ~me ST nN motherlese i week: need 5. ApD y Missouri Theater Muic kK advancement y 1s “ t Us be thi i ok . Oe w white eo i8 bei. ‘ W lk - Ay ss rl , a HT a. ‘ i .4 ; bie a 0m 4h? 1 pe Pee PIPER HANGING—To own work; slart - ome. 6 gentlemen. DElmar 1000J./ piace. Room 342.:1-5 p. m. 104 10 to 12) for our average salesman le about P-~. —-" : ~ ain ” rmstroue : 7 ‘ompiet ioderm =§=@ p W Ae », not A . A 4 AZ ’ I — . j " i> + = " i . ats o . a2 a’, > . ° , i r oe 9 «at : - ; , 7 r : . . a . er e , * ; = . : . ~ . . ¥ sana , “ . ‘ new Rests Pupe, Victor 4350R ib) . a FEKEEPER—_6 = Vee r 6 ” (4) S fPr,,,, : UP wo! or laundry: hotel. | for garden and chickens. bo not appl) S f Wy min PEI aie —" es "beg gg a gations var P gor’. os . om Gig Mil. a" et ox in Peat ful comeilen rus - - eee O AS . = i) se ‘ ¢ . ‘ thorot hiv IY )) j TOmMmIN « I PGP 4. ‘ Pita se Sa ae i a gy 7 Ls GOs U Two if- P ; — ~— ; T . , rans . : = tart ‘ m Peery. ‘RY } r al intereated and fhorouR al . - =) : : ~~ a ~ ’ rp leer tires. wietehield cee , PAPER HANGING—$6 Por up, * | ——4i.: aolorea: hell a me | oon : CEntra! 4600. Ask for sien & L I HOUSTREEPER oupie =r employed; fo en. eb: “extension | tab rs iit, Saeee ; . , = ioe, fear vision mirror, wo! k today. IE ffereoh $726 a a - A ae _, bit Gave morning | compet ti an Pt °317 Morgan ’ home nights. fa) after - Gi,, , ; aig fy oaarr é army otras “ _ ; = " an ‘ he hat at great erittee. Guarer- Pa : wo! . ‘ a z ROT) 4 ; department, Mir. Bute, or ar é s , eon ) \ 7 Marmaduk: am . : ig? . ’ 4 vot , . —— : ‘ . Pur ‘ " io ri ~ i nN a3 € e 2 ’ z a AP ERH ANGING—S85 room up. mee » Linn i ¢ : reo rer oma , ne | hefore Sunday. fo} ~ ~ 4 \ A AI J if IAG UK . , tm 5 ified is > an rif j . eo a - —— ” ‘ * ome id ¥ our oD ledge Terme Weber's. 1817 4 : . Thr (i ey : ll ' } dhe Dos’ Vas iN } hi MTSEK EEPER For atho, . ‘ a if yuVeti Ta : “Ss ' — a >t = yc : ‘ , , : ae , " ; 7 “ ‘ 3 ; ‘ . opr 4 " / ¥ r? Tria k ; r\ iv? the ; - } - . burr 3f _ i! . ON wm Ruarant t “f, L. Inde! I] 2372W. cColoergd | = - ~ — = 7 a vs p54 Tt; ee washing \MEAT CUTTER—For saturdays. oe} City. State references. Br Sather se” custasieelr 3s a Pe cases: | Goodfellow, = Experienced in selling electric re + RD O712w_ : (coy Ae i a. convalesce chronic|MEAT CUTTE R——Fxperienced. Rohlfing +X} > wre as Cou supes—F Sale rest i7T12W. 4 hildre, : AR ~ | pe Cc ae Delmar ec? ‘ - 2. 2 PA = | Grocery Co. SSUES mat frigeration and automatic oil heat- PAPER HANGE an painting 4 ~~ rir epeminetes, first east 15$ 3 Gra Wh nt = o- — ee *> ~ m5 2 : : ~~ ~- had Midd leage ‘ Ptr . mo objection to | canon ab) : nteed. me Mlping with yee | ics reasonable - work _ guara ith housewor liddie-aand wou MEAT CT TTERS—For Satur- | ing ORO4T. ea Jindel! ogas ta 4] | ; | devices, and willing to start on I ROOM at he Pepi. wc naee wil , Apply 3688 Chou-|commission basis. Can become | toepeeeeoreland, Purest 7: a | Refrigerators day only. Apply peccme | RATD— vine fy pew Fame Tor SORT | ge SEWING ACNE | auRRMARN PAT IEPEEETER TD t % (e) | sales manager with long established | housework and cooking: hing: fam- _ —Dr opnted ut fuss F ; — i teal a stale tilw ¢ three: ttracti maia g roon re vu rerein os os e - Pe cased hanging. ‘paint ine | 4: 3, rEW ‘» uti =e : om te : on 78 an , : exce r rhe line: at) work ruaranteed . ten PRATHER 8 Nilng to mccert | MECHA NIC—Auytomobdiie; eiate age and | firm. Ad irese N wt MAN SB FUR | * we On7oR rAaAey ¢ | sto Wine Pap ne rt the [ARRY L. W : °N R . ne ae z . = a t, rALIO aze 10: familiar wi! hn | ra st . rienced. Box = tun on | NITURE DIV ISTON, Joplin, Mo. ' MARCELILFR : lnen far & af : ' in fhe et} iter 2 ' a j "be ae , Se 1, #. Gary $10. LaAciode . ‘gins: 7) ie8) 4350 Manchester. Le Mae Beau ) ao arn ied) x ‘ , | @

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PRIDAYT ; FRIDA peel i i: | Pac ——— ANT WORK? Tell what you can do througha POST-DISPATCH “WANT” AD—or read the HELP WANTED ADS postisparcm__ 47 et APARTMENTS Sl Ts FOR TOR RENT \FLATS FOR | RENT—Furnished | TO LET BUSINESS P’RP’'S oF wns. napcetnaemae | — oro ae sg mena t _ ES SUBURBAN PROP. _FOR SALE BUNGALOW Tm’ ui Northwest ~ West. Southwest ——————— 8 Sal COTTAGES FLATS, AP") ™ TS, FOR SALE ! - ~ . & For al he roe ‘4 uy ne iat ’ a ' | ae OTS? Done a mos aed Bnrcy goth, a RL Le a urnished flat, 5° SEE o this wonderful corner store. Wings-| | YOU CAN Gs AFFORD ' . _ South — Cnaoria big: 7 gen hes pen; rent | drive DELMAR. 4918—LARGE STORE. HEAT | ay | es ie | Northwest a beautiful flat: a big bargair : EINES AICATTON ™ NES | m5 airy. modern rooms. FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED RNISHED: RENT REASONABLE. | | the dirt ang, Gok, ||| BUNGALOWE—Amd csllanant ce ser | MAY R. E. CO., $548 8. Grand. LaAciede | | é ' + . 4 - « ‘ OP ew epile” Pe he ‘ ‘ - as . ; i } . donm. | , garage: rent $47.50: first; APARTMENT Wtd.—3 rooms: or fiat: 3 PaRicy IEW 1075W. (o3) ues life is worth living, any number : ar | . i > ul roumse de aired: rea. bargaine. oI te Pere, $3. - es “n rest. Park: al artield_ 0131 {c59) } adults: giate rent. Box G-353 b.-D, 15) | EASTON, 3876—Store, newly decorated: | DOWN wg gain Fg paying remy | _ cheaper than rent. Inguire 5422 " Robin. Sixx MAURY AVENUF, tH LMORST BR. 54aq7 2 ified rooms: gas, elec: | FLAT Wid —5 rooms, \lower. June 1.| rent $35 per month; transfer corner. “egal tii Others have followed our plan and | CO} fax 406i J. (c9d) Splendid modern 2-faimily at: 5-5 / ii 4) P e ’ ¥ a * ae Cea V . ee : y — oa : ae tl ‘ ( " : + * ; ne ; > CAbany 1037 fe at 3835 Easton. small homes. | | Jef PERSON, 3510 (7100 west. Natural is. hot-water heat, tile light rooms, hall, ns MANCHES TE R. goa8 | (Also Tape ST Natu | are now the owners of | Bridge fu.i—-kine new modern brick floors. Opportun uty for sulneone. Adults. $25 20. (cMt)) | Bri. TT ME s; doctors. dentists Don't be a rent slave when furnace: | DWELLINGS FOR REN? 7 MANCHES TER you can ap one of these | terns: must sell at once, liberal redue NE BRASKA. 3409 (northwest corner Po- LS S smal! homes for the small tion for cash. Mellis) WAbash 271W. tomac)——-Well-built 2-family fiat, 4-4 |} TELEPHONE: MAIn 5509 it North — one sere, Jett: i... very good bast- | Gum Of ..-seeeerees MONTELY %) | Fooms, bathe, inside rear stairs, granitoid at ln, war ee laundries: $7850; $LOUU cash, $50 mouth- (ce) LER AD lSis—w nice ro ness location: ch give lease. | We don't ask to buy, but we || KENNERLY, 5746 oo ; aw ; | > 5 ~ ocis, bath, a | y - e o a you y, ) room f1 ame ‘ - r rane. 64 DUBINSKY RL TY. ‘CO ‘B04 Ww Bin Wainwright Bl. do ask that you drive out or take the || bath, furnace, ga : reasonable 7 y; owner first floor, | a 4 | PARK. 3054-oH-—Modern double flat: fur- — PAUL ze! JARZES SK SPAC fk | bus to this beautiful spot. Go out terms. MOU ND IT’. TRUST CO., Axent. 1 | South - 1502 ST. LOUIS. ZE} ee tt Ror + dees ergane floor for 1. 2 4 or 3 desks: unfur- Manchester road, just two blocks west || Union and St. Louis, FOrest Oe | gnaces., tile bath: must sell et once; orice RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE mee “ v.v iarge mé, : Ce ly POTS ' >, 7, omg Ol t a : aide 68 ; ike et |LOWeLYL, 8420-— eT cultake and bath: UNIVE RSITY cIry YOAN AND SAV-| of (Denny read || LEE. 4570—-0 rooms, hot-water heat; bun-| See Mre. Clark on preriises (cD) rs ia | *E L, ESTATE toane; ¥, porch: southern Ome Giimarie, Riverside OOLL. __{cd) 0335 yr TRHOFER. CAbauy miau. | ING 9 Del NG AND SAV-| || _ This is a different plan-an easy ||| galow in new St, Engelbert’s parish; | 2 i West 435 8. Grand. Laclede i neesrions “a r rooms and breasclael * ai uh} INGS CO.. 6519 Delmar. CAbany a way to home ownership. f “yo ot. | ARNICKMEY Ei VLEER RLT ooo g gy gy eam of NDS HOM K a SKE ins” uv 128 & ‘: Fen reduced to Sid. | a i ch) | | talk it over, oo Gonits we yourse % K-FL TY. & INV. CO.,!.« » oom SS ° >| MOORLANDS ) ee — —* Sout REALLY vO.. ‘o) Nortnwest Rea Dep | 1 gE $129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-3 Serre trast: Deteed meat aeie (0s) Just ghee othe a piticient curvicn Ce Re +4 Co ae Dn ge Ee } ’ 2 rer r + T T tk i : s 409 . . f ‘ ‘ ucted: &s« i 4 i Date hardware y iT = aniancaa RESORTS | UNION-EASTON "TRU ST beta cATORS fen ei nave, ceveral ~ | RUSSELL, 4002—Single flat. arranged | ac -room brick residence. us.” CBRistis® © Ae ee CoN te A 7 +. . - ° ™ » , - . een ee ee 7s adie ie a ee eo el ee mw re oa oie ae aie baht aang! te or vee pede yl pe veel > ahh Oat 5 - healt uals a ue . rs md ae ae ny ui f | bungalow, $4150; $650 cash, balance : WRISBERG, 3204 8. GRAND. | N., Eb. CORNER FOURTH AND PINE STREETS ae | + tells A— rooms MAin 0393. ere 4 fee “arias. ith, hardwood euny oe % Tree 7 _ rooms, ful | BUNGALOW-—4 rooms, all conveniences; | a S-room new brick bungalows. sirictiy th ; ' parlor baths: hot-water LAciede 3640 , nts : Rs: 865 = ; ~ 4 ord ‘ A a tZ i ;}Modern: with garage: must ] a. | nto efficiency apartments; brings in bat a cliece on inerator- a joseis; 33/30) fea? possession June |. FUrest $6375. Lou) | For Rent COMP NY tall 4 it uu sell at ONCE; | en- > . ; ® ANH. +m 1 licht roome reasonable nrice and ' ary - min Ty Ww ee UTE A . or separate. Call PArkview 5650W $2544, and the price is $12,000: must sell | laree, a ge Tet YOU NEED | ; : WM. J. ABBC ry REALTY C -roum apartmelt- | PORRAINE. 62455—S-room bungal w: h | Pr 7 a aoe li Lad || all at once: smeijl payment. easy terms. See | terms. ; aeatges : ta ob | FURNISHED COTTAGE— For rent for sea-) 9325 Easton FOrest 1370 | ert (c8) | § Mrs. Tennis, in the morning (85) O6 Chestnut (5) (jy alia Sass (\SUs) | walter heat, Garage: 540: 4 bivens Bu uth wt eon: at Annisquam Mass.’ a} | | ° As BAe — | thy ® . nab j ST i rita ’ om., Te ; earn ear Ss Og TC mnt gE) | Sate eer Sees $000 CASH WILL BUY VIRGINIA, 5424—3-5 "rooms. “Ztamily| Pacidence Bargain FIRST "AND ) SECOND D DEEDS Inquire $057 Cle caine. CeO) | | porch. gas etove, ho . Frigidaire, | Newly built S-room bungalow, oak | , bath. 2-car garage: a_real bargain: Le Si ence J a hankin sn =501 S.—i romos, bath; South beautifully lorated. p terms apply to| Ferguson | floors, tile. bath, furnace, os deep | $7800 0533. BE. CO.. d048 5. yee; 527 Central av., University Ooi we | ROSENRERG BE EROS. aie - ; low remi, (ever) | : | Douglas W. Robert, 1617 Boatmen’s Bank | (lot: price $6750. 4620 Carte LAcied 1 i rooms. tile bath. ete.: very well built and his ore — Se eee a | BUNGALOW—4 fWooms and sun porch:! Ride. 1B) | CORNER LOT—1 acre. on hard road, just | KORTE, 1Lly N. Sth. Main “42 258-59. saUay SELL TO CLOSE FSTATFE |i. in ex ellent endittow garage ow two | Room 301, 804 Pine 5209. NC. e (rh nd Lestrint » . « Je . | on Gresham. Cait #728 Wwiesinaui, teoe) owe ee n: will sacrifice for | . EE —-- CAWLEY | : Be eS ft ; North o erguso } (cD) 1844 California: 4 and 8 rooms; Rot: cars. side ¢riv LLG 4 ot a = (cd) | For Sale price of "none lot; terms. Owner. és) 4549 LEXINGTON y ies water beat, garage: make offer. AN jor AN LERSON. ‘STOCK E- “BU ERMANN. idell RI Be Tao A ~ roo me and batii, Southwest COTTAGE—5-room, shower: near Castile | | TR RE: wl B mn ms: €.9 ‘ tf! b ay ik KE GArtield ae san CAD a S08 Chestnut st. _ ich) STOCKS AND BONDS undeli } io ge . ; yf — = | ation i ungalow, voms, le bath, oa N — mI ’ partment . Srenad b: ulte. COTTAGE—4 rooms, modern, near hings- wood Hotel, 4729 Natural Bridge. ic) iy | floors, furnace heat, g00d condition; deep A | ee 3 re rooms ; alsa two “AM AZINGL y ~ATTR AC rive |ALL ac tive stocks and bonds boug ; t oF re itt “$-room avartMelic- higih' way and rag Uids. x ur informacion $300 C ASH lot. garage, re asonab ly priced: terms. ; rooms: electri e: only $40 per | Here's why: New. never used hardwood | and auoted. ATTELMAN 90 B caser 4 Buys a beautiful, new 5-room ( } se in suis age -@Tatig . } ai TYier 17 (G4 ; ane mg KORTE, 11V N. i oo oes } Gua SiNUt, | 00 . oor 4 lst ‘lott H, J. = : See ew Tp Tooms, bardwoud | _ Sth. Main 4258-59.. || month, , , SILVERBLATT. Chestnyt. | floors on 3 floors, ‘new Austrian cloth | 593 cottrai National Bank Fi f sea Sul. (C7) | West A - 4 aK —— fur: | a low; tile bath, Ry MCNTS FOR RENT g 3y—+4 ms DIVE! $118.—5 rovnis. “arranged for = REAL ESTATE | matt brick bungailo Qe reprr— ge me GAprfield AG ke (co) | shades. new fixtures, new G-coat ivory in- | _- sikle and out, newly decorated. 10 extra CSU) LEL l or A d floors; very beautiful i oe $24. ’ poner y: Uz6i, (cebu! . - . v ‘ " ‘ ! hard woo ENED : pes 34 ot & fooms. hardwood | eMuucs, oso. St Adany Viyt- LB) ) surroundings; Ferguson, Mo. This ' South Real prone Not Houses bright rooms: Int 506x142: + porches, cdou- i 8130 Ohio, 3426 and 3154 Iowa: new ble garage: small cash payment and month- BUSINESS. | TOW A, d025—Beaut! ful S-ruom bungalow. | single flate. juet completed: 3 large roome,|!y terms less than rent; vacant; open. | vensences, (cd) garage. Don'e miss this today. See ree OPRORTUNTTIES: | MONTANA. ta TES brick k bungaiow- | Wor d » block w LEO K. MILBERGER, ARCHITECT. ’ fiat: o and 6: 41x1 ie block west 5212 Murdoch av, Riverside OS&6J. (cS) BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE THE Progressive Bales can't be beat at the price and terms. hot-water heat. 2 tile baths. Kelvinator. | tile bath. dressing room, in-a-dor beds; 4- | 5054 Raymond. , hardwood fiours: Ruud heater; ali con-|room efficiency; furnace _ oak floors, 2-car| B. A. THOMPSON R. CO., PArkview ost. eres, | «40 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | mie TOT! pet, Ses ot ic) _FOR RENT ; FOR CULORED| | EXCH ae ite ga fo new, al modern! eter SOUS - pure | eonveniences: willl taxe iot as r in AP. s can 1510 8.35 rooms, B45, eiectric, | COik BRILL ANTE, 4256A W.—bo rooms, ment: bargain. 5342-44 Robert av.. | of Gran reasonab! ¢4 pM... downstairs. | ~ ‘- =~ ho ana kee tee aa System cam raise aaa GArtieid B54. mUUCLL, PrasVNavis. Jd Mw lleisvuD wd. . i ¢ Sbany 6087. j (CBU) | PRICE REDI CED North cessful money-getting sale: eclothi ; —— 3 | ' — " 7” ~* id ‘yeoe? - me “ all ' ¥ = Shaun efiiciency, strictiy Mod: | . aoe, )' FOR EXCHANGE—=5 lots Beveriy Hille; | SELLE ETT TT gg im yg room frame; | 4829 Minnesota: 5 and 5 rooms tile = > goods. shoes. etec.. our eveciaity. Hox - a Riverside «id/K. ice! EWisG, 604 s.—Two rooms, $10; S21 >. | “poral frontage 194 feet; will trade $3500 | Kirkwood i torme Owner." ilelen Bareees ee | baths and porn aces: owner on first floor; Ideal I actory Site (| teh poet Dispatch HIAVSA—4-5 rooms, bath, | sid; +145 Rundoipn, % _Fvoms._____ (08) | 9c sity for residence property equity. Mellis. —. SF OE Acted’ 239. LCi) | will make ter . WANTED—Party who will inves ab reasouadle. C4) | hitmnUMl, GILZA—-S Fruvis, o'ec, B43.UU | Wabash 271W (e7) bite Lg rooms, breakfast room. | THOLOZAN, 4U4d1—Near Granc-Gravois; ANDERS« IN STOCKE-BUERMANN. Southwest corner Lucky and Prairie:|} anj take charge of — 4 — F; light, clean #220 San braucisco, 3 rods, eice Z2U,UU Fan ao 184 acres in’ Wlssuri. ie bath, garage; big | roomm, modern; cheap, LaAciede 644! | y74in 4595. Realtors SOS Chestnut (5) |lot 407 feet front: good street and brick | business: easy work, ‘AsoONnabdbie. vA a ; os. 5HA— se ssn P yr . ‘ . Secunda; d rvoOis, cl ectric lo. VU | FARM—Exchat 4 , : — (6) alley: quick offer wanted. quired and you will realize “Sib to 1 to 100 nt reduced. tcmt!) i bottom : 9 and 4 room houses, big , "ad F] co Wie fupace. bath: res pMCSSs EEL | «5s apin; J rvoms, electric..... 42.0U] _een all fenc { in cultivation, 3844/4 VARRELMAN, 4609—6 rooms. hot-water Home and Investment at EASTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO, per week on your investment, ST 2 Hh Lutifully irnished - ‘ ot i amy Pee ‘ i; # FPuvullis, valn, elecinic . Sherman n! wey oe age sono R, owner. fe) | aa —— $4500 terms. (C99) OOxXX H ALLID AY eee See ee | tats Mes a Settee obo hapa i = peers: convenierces. cas res _bwing, oo ruoms, ; —— = N Te ww wo VERMONT, 7709—5-room creme, modern; ve é = WANT to hear from lady hi, Llano = ew hay —e | : ou! Ft [VE-ROOM a ee aaa od garage; $4700. Riverside 476 (c3) This nice 5 and 7 room flat will avail | REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED | lady must have experience fn oon general Oar te rent to Oe, 3 4 — 3-4 rooms. harcwoud O24 MF 4 rooms, bath Rs syed Pp eg oe oY ee of about | th a radon — Direct from build er, 4 4336 WILCOX AVENCE ivou an opportunity of combining a real | fice Management and detail work; RB nh. 994 ap : bath, new, Gand pUOY | tric SU.UU | $1000 s first. D2 nl Arent there 2 § room brick; all improvemcs 46 Modern brick bungalow, 5 rooms, hard-|comfortable home with attractive returns |\COTE BRILLIANTE 4307- 11-15A—Real | man must be capable of organizing Slo——- DIN ah = —5 rooms. bath, rm il | KOTS 4 72% Ubesinut. 2 ; . $3600 and $5500; $500 cash, balance $40 | wcod floors, tile b th, ar Gra-| on your money. Can be traded for smalier| nice 4-room brick _-—y =. electric; |ing in capacity of sales manager. P a ’ an $519 § 5 3 KOTS yoney REALT “CO. « baw VL to 4 n. m. until 60! ld. Box F-238. P.-D.{ 655 La- thie be garage. Near Gra- | : . ' l al reViIEWw OSOW. Bian LAciede 5S35 (ct) (c*o) Wil “7 : on nee uity in lol in Moorlands | per month, sf cares. arive oo" (a0) | vols. Owner must sel] Sts ag tag | eon. Px ra po Side. tre amet etal tyr ya ae 50. we OS monthly, a etn seg Ng Fy. i, —_ ° 4 [IL Lexcha gu Ol IN MOOPLS Hilan § Paw $15.50 Ox ost-Dispateh, argains: J aH) © party 7 ; ERSON. 6 KOUMS, BA’ rit. 4521 KENNERLY, 6 ROOMS, a. - improved or reatiet aut. MAIn 4030. clede rd. 7 at. rte oy om n siucco: WM. E- WRISBERG, "8204 §, GRAND, . = a g = "7 see these sure. R 4 ERT, room 408, ini OF 80C urity: an - te salary you rotagot att! ic rout aa) Nice dweiling; OU-tout fut. bath, elec- | WW, CK BUNGAIAW. | BL men 4 — ph oad gunroom, garage. WINNE sBAGO. 3507 —4 rooms. roma LOOK } IN\ vim TMEN NTS! Chestnut. CEntral 4 500 "a are capable, your ow gpace 1) Bib He ew LUA ae a Bt dyed) | For a sing! rom flat: beauti- | wTrqwood floors, fireplace, bath, furnace SEER ene DOUBLE FLATS NICE HOME AND_ INCOME—$000 “Sash | Curiosity eeokers not soliclied. W 3G PARK, 210-——d A SAL , dtdl—Hent reduced bo $£U,/ fully arranged: ultra-modern. 4217 Shen-| first house from Pennsylvania at 7311 Folk | WYOMING, 4229—Cottage. 5 rooms, bath. 4041-43 Pennsylvania av. and $55 per month. buys 2837 Dayton ing phone number. 9 modern. reasouaod.e. £ Ros. 0 . | ‘ ius, 8€c Liiein. : (andoah: 3-car brick garage. lay (Ma plewood), for sale. or wi il rent. Call | douhle garage. furnace: $4500. (57) 90-2 Wvoming st. .. dandy single. 5 and 8S rooms, modern, $200 starts pro itable manulacturing ‘iin WRALF, vid Chestnut. (cU® ) | , eas bolt 3073.¢c8) | WEns! er 1385. ba ty on ig dandy brick cottage, patel — furnaces. * 4, DABRMNES. ar > 35 . Investigate. Box Y-110, Post- 39389—6 light rooms; pienty | SALLE. Jdzld—LFOUP ruumMS, bath, tui- | 2011 §. Broadway PmDdo} d.(¢0) | = erm @room brick; | _3 rooms down and 3 rooms and bath up, 3001-3 Iowa, : GArfield 035 » Chestnut. c.> Sete aecasaied kt | Sex ear ry | oaths ectri formace, Sear warane, | 2G: EMRE SOURS, Ueda” Nees | un bath “gunk dataata pens of crects, [SARAH T2a X= Between Cool Guabage:| pane th, dee condition d; newly papered: a zat hroughout and papered: bargain for $8500; MEAT MARKET Witd.—First-class BE. dé. “4 a: > ot. | “kaa w ¢ SON. 114} \. t} ‘) BS feet front, all improve- fig. Mh a Ee 5820 Juniata; hardwood floors through. | _ cla oF $500 cash: vacant: look through; open cutter wants to rent and manage meat breakfast roum. 22S ae, _GLBbS¢ Pam t. ‘ . ? re : : “Dp | L AL K. MIL ee ike oo va aad . . ‘ald 580: YF ILVE R- u a ; 2a Lt Fik= “FLOOK, — en made and near car south or | out, steam heat, metal weather stripped; ~% ‘Riverside 08853. 6212 Murdock av. (cS) | every day. GAriten ; Ss cay | market, Call DE]ma 7 rg — ¢ ' ; Must be good Salue. Box E-71, | Normandy a ore ld ia wide lot. KNOPP RK. E.. | - BLATT, room 401. 7223 Chestnut. —~ WE buy for cash 5 { is a | on bail UD j > P oo ¢ an ~ Sf) } j . ° GLICK , van ¢eme) | Post-Dispatch. (cS) | FERFERSON. 3507 (Beverly Hills—4- GArfleld 881 mt — (e965) | ' Weet STODDARD, 2830—A_ very nice jin = shoes, groceries, hardware and na aeneral MARKET, 5079-8: vems: 64 lec j buy or sell Olive etreet | reom modern brick pungalow, $5400: sWO BARGAIN BUNGALOWS—Six-room | S rooms and bath to each. flo stores. Washington Gecyes | $500 cash: best Luy in county: estnut. (eS , : brick bungalow at 4231 Blaine. block Sih Forest | ow vacant: a bargain at $7450: $450 cash. Wash on, ynitral tric: newly de ur} ted, Trent wt, ait Thomas G. Watts. i= must eel! Five-r ' C nea low + a] CENTRAL, 1338 (3 blocks sout ey ¥ nr 408 72 2C : tee saapge as . : cazawy (eh) -room + stucco bungalow at 4653 tems LIEBERT._ room : 1 or HIGAN, 2Sb0-47—5 rvoms, modern.| W atts Realty Co., 621 Chestrut-. a at once. Mellis, PArkview 65650W., 5 Newport. ese camé in trade. so if you! Ry a4 Fine two-family flat, 4-4 rooms, NEW FLATS—UEST IN TOWN \\ E Ww ILL SEL cs a 5325 Easton. FOrest 1370.(c96) ae bata, modern, peasunatie. L . i} Union-Easton Trust Co. ——————— aS . ~ ‘~ P ———_—____——_— “7 nti nitoid laun- = ry ead tee pig “ women os uesee 2 5300; par A — bargain look them over and) dries: nice aoau MhS-foot lot; $7500; 4208 and 4210 800-31 -. 1 an 300 Tour Sainces qubiiy. Saar aan e S552 i—ws reoms; modern. ern new boric ungs! a tes -; sec us ari . ' 0 ): VOU cash on our list who are anxious to secure a 4116-—4 rooms, Murphy bed: ali 5 iheg seed age ic ean, Apartments Wanted ‘big bargain, $350 cash, balance terms, a AKSENAI-WATSON CO. Builders, eae a Sauseusay REALTORS, ly; ; ; Salesman ent good business. What have you? See us g@ivenicnees: rent recuced onc AN. 2841 , ruoms: pjoderu. i LAT Wt -South.: tras le double. south. | sybstantial reduction for cash; would take 358 N. Union. FOrest 5642. __1502 St. Louis. TY 239 "850. LIEBE \ for results. te ‘aT ‘ tq ‘. -~ a j Prat-T er t. “ : llis, eel | , ” h « t. *) " one pUresi Ly Ee janitor. Ce. . Jisna h, ood deed of trust for part Me s cw! 5) ~~ BEST BUY IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS. | eeLT CT, ID. 339 N.—6 tt" completely room 408. 722 Chestnu Business Brokerage Compan A e. 4 963A—4_room d ie id: garage. Riverside 2320. J l4— also 2156 Geyer; new, | ae See rv ~ . aview 5650W cs 6215-17-19 Idaho avenue, 5-room brick Eeornsed; open. eas) | V WALLO™. att ag eee. it. electric: | Suburban Property Wanted wo bungalow: mode rn; _imal ‘cash payment | fumished. | THER CITIES | GArtield 3199. _ 778 Arcade Bidg. | 990.8 fp in fist. | begutiful —_ See 1. C°P) | ° ‘ ’ : . ; | | d wil 7 or ea ME.| KENSINGTON, 5100—Single 5-6: inclosed REAL EST’TE-O Pai aan drome A al ona | 1% pak 3th -room house $40. VACANT ground in Richmond Overian | TAYLOR, GArfield 6682, for appointment. | ean ep IE ge Pn tgp eas 89) BUNGALOW—For rent or sale: (ae iin BUSINESS FOR SALE sees aa reapynliaagag le gs bE, -MI 4 : “er - OF tift unga- ated. stair ¢ nished. CLayton ve Park; adults ony. (ooe) | 910 Bude me MM 23515 (*) Heights. Box F-279, Post-| TENNYSON. 9549—Most beau a Sa eRO) | Sa geles; furnished or unfurnis! red CLayto 140 Q Aa, § reonis, | eiectric, | oat rir : = - r _ | ; d ' epi a | gave. 0 de WLEY K. CO. iti | Dispatch. OO REISS UR) cerned nice, iarge a? | a: ey ss F li cand 4 * -. 7 OTe = op SALE VACANT ———— aaa —r : _ Tpasona nic. =e | WALNOT,. 23: 24 ar d fioors; clean; | _ | ( HAIN SIE RATES 8 mm, 28iiA—3 nice rooms; convenl- ae JU. Sec nem. oe | s suth’ i gt $150 C CASH ee | ~ wf, a. @ oF ’ sf A { ; r *t | t , .* 7 a! ; i Pon, ; Phone LAciede 644%). (SU) LAEF, 91! Cheatnut outhwest | ( Pets + FOO 401 scam lect Bee PL. WiorA—7 rooms; sula- WAsHING'LO: rooms. | fir LOT—30x125: Bradley av.. Ocxx west; | (( A dandy 4-room bungalow; tl ; }-A rKY Tew iter. rity, q , tiles or rounieris. Lote) : 1 On > e electric. ri lew al! Im pr vements Mm, $°7 per ft.. easy furnace, garage In basement: ? dA mo i—Une Livor,; J rooms, Luis. : terme. People’ a Lm Tower Grove car. {i tores and school. a LL? RTMENTS , WEST BELLE, 3003—Stumpt’s Apart- Owner 3202 Wa ee ? Overland. \ ( \ ( ——— a me reriend, WAbeeD Se (65) BARGAIN BUNGALOW 37xx LACLEDE AV. ‘| 438w. AUTOMOBILE GARAGE—Repair: $2000: ; 23 in: ck, DEimar ‘ , Brick flat 4 and 5 rooms: must be bargain; cost $4000, act quick, $37. 00 MON TH sold: bargain: easy terms; auick action : {7 New; 4 rooms: tile bath, oak floors: nec spare owner JEfferson 1040 (5) 9f 7 | Cee AG ee a car; — 4 : | building: general motors frame: 4835 Steff Pn av 5 blocks east | WATERMAN. 6016—Six-family; gararces: | F | N N C ] A | cellent business; investigate, $10 00 will A bua! S405W from Gravois, over Neosho et.; small pay-| $31. N00: owner second west. (e65) } | 4 | }; ment. CAbany 7615W. MRS. “a OE | ~ WEST END PLAT BARGAIN. £8250. SMITH. | R459 Minerva 4-4 rooms, single room. ir ) ‘handle; reason for selling, other ) nes. Box F- 306, Poet-Dispate (cS |BARBECUE AND SOFT DRINK St ASD — |g modern: rent S85 per month: $1750 cash, & | State highway and cross road, county: ! | M. 8. RBONFA, 4908. Delmar. l\rood bu FOrest beta! , FO 1- . 71000 C mec iL FLAT LOANS ON PERSONAL erom La | BAKERY—Firet-ciass, in Webster, com- rick. Murphy bed, tiled built-in’ bath. 29 Warn - , A LOAN of 8 per cent (year) can be se-| plete equipment; excellent ne gp among & hardwoo aq floors. large br ick porch, iron oa. nn Bah ~ as Pr ay. mri ; rarage: all cured by anyone stead) ly enil ton upon | very reasonab! S. Box F- 263. Poet- ‘Otepa ten. beams; easy rr cies _— BRAY, URE. yy TOR. . own notes, without comaaxaers, indorsers oF | bad {c ) eT ‘ . woth catiot PRIC EF $5500. D E 'mar 28: 32W "OF Mh part? Arf jeld 72q 4 fas) ' mortgages. witnoutl k! Ow le age of employer, bEAT "TY sHOP—Go P| location. South Re. «J 3. sane } monty Location : G u white only. supreme lInvestinent Lorp.. Side: must ecll at once. GRaad 77 . fa werk. . (UDELL, 6059—1 rooms, thoroughly mod- | “¢, FAMILY 4 AND 5 ROOMS. $13,750 | Room 619, 703 Vilve, MAIN 4556. ‘cbU! f J .. Be ; ; ~— of Kingehighway, on Gravois; own ’ = SS ern: this is a eee home; convenient Car (6036 est. Hodia- . _— . ~ ‘3 som 208, re. he retn ut et. (¢. groun 7 ,terms: investiga aan ® « ' yo nt West. End flat: -AVOLD “ae * better owe me “this a BOARDING HOUSE—$192 monthly 4 . ' . ? . ‘Wer 2 Fs ‘ ; ats . e- : . . 3 J ROOMS. BATH—ONLY #25 Pine Lawn BOER PLINGHIE Reattore victor 808. fathe, ‘clectrie. large norceiain sinie, rex: | several.” "We loan money for, tue. cndl| come, rent $00), located southocat: 9400 3625A—6 roums, electri Fle ; réal nice. dry basement rooms —_ ._-—- meermaprnen a Pa - RH SDE S, 505. —Beautiful 5-room bunga- lable renta z é per year: easy | ein) Gradie. 9 Bias ; ~-—— St —m = RR Jefferson S892. 419 Goode. E: ST. LOUIS a 43 SCAN T—300x 145 tre : ARDEN 2520-—4-r — e600: 00) | ‘eplend oe ti . right off inge- rma. mn heat furnished. no janitor: | | Medical Credit Bureau. 105% Arcade 2) CANDY. FRUIT. LUNCHES. SUFT ree-rno = effi- MeepOAn ALLA pee 2 it a ay “y - in A : , a ” wood ff ours, tile bath; . BINS ~~~ | hichwar has ti) \ b hardwood loor lower f): held vacant for purchase r, Cath] c ~ . =a people on indorer “ry DRIN KS—Big profite: busy enna cor- Lomi A Cait , Pll mw . ‘ 74) c 118, hy ag eee P . ‘ on + we \ 4 A) » pa iarie ’ , -_ FEVGES 6 r ae 4 : i ' eer Mefmace. $40. * month's free nt 5 “ROOMS. $21: =. ROOMS, $23 : come gg at once. 1 : fry Ce: Aon 9 roems upstairs: CFEn! ral OO! fev) _ - PA oer cent only. Lafayette In eal uwtty yey i PENNE ‘ ; te inside wie AL 8! ww @ : - . » } . 4° : f . ys nd sun par F 4 : u = at. ~~ ar * 11 Br onk _ FARMS FOR SALE A 23 Se + 1 “ t 53 = C d. 4 Ae. O54 1. ; | 4ustrial Loan & lnv. Co. e j 701 >. bret a 1 ance nt. ROR ( Chestnut M Ain “174 eee | saa; rooms and san he an Gee ang tnut. (¢e7 Sciacieed ngs W eter, 2008 — RES'DENCES FOR SALE | wax Ke | CLEANING AND PRESSING HC i a. ’ ~ rma? et : 4 ped ( neetnt {¢ } ; ,o: l. 4 ; ‘ y 4 a $50 “= | Missourl University City ) abt TINE a eB nicely | LUANS Owner in hospital: make effet. L196 “ BUNGALUW —— New, University City; | — Won ee fe — ; Central To salaried and wveofessional people. Hediamont. CAbany 4122. yal Southwest 5006—New 4 rooms. all matt! , arnished 1 out mEAIME & BRO. R. E. CO. ments; 1 wor 2 rooms, heat, gas, eiec- } monthly payments. 4 y: enutifuliy De Meni! Blog. Liv N. «tt »! tric, elevator \ cenigapmmmade live here, save d/, $8, $9 A FOO ) 7 C: d: oppor TRENT, 3005—/retty 4 rooms, cor- money: see janit | Union-Easton [rust 0. Dt 03 : ~ os -OLLACK, 101 N. 8th. no : >4. Ft : electric, special low ren et Je (e5*) lewalks and water: ) 5325 Easton. FOrest 1370.(c86) POLLACK, 101 N, 8th. MAin 1858-59. e) 8 Chestn yi. ' . =, 42 . -@ near ar -? of . : z= ; j . Fe Rat? ACles. i tage a> ee Sra SF. | rangea vin i i310) | | eur y y co-T ters: -harge. r 7f. : NES W FLATS FOR COL ORED Will sacrifice, Box Y-93. P.-D, , harcain, MAin $840. ——— | kitchen first floor. 2 large bedrooms. tile WILT. TRADE FOR FLAT | cured Wepay Weekly oF monthly out of | CONFECTIONERY AND LANCE » 449." Ot 7 ; North M: et prand Iding. a ARM— 10 acres, hottse. Ciel err fri it BUNGALOW—) reoms, arge VIG wa , trie fixfures, &! : met mas reens, ! : it | 1810 L , Salle 11 rooms. bath fur-| income. We buy second deede of trust. Across from seh ool; fowatain, ck r wane. ; onsia ns >f Phy 7 iodern in very % ty $. rine garden niamte d: ‘ Pe 1ardwood througnouc tue hn. : os ote _ fj ixtures. s!} . rr) i, Preerns. : n nate: 4. ear rarage: Bebo rooming- h ou | ( as o pres eis “a | 48 N. Sth. ground floor MAin 3542. (c: 36) | quick: — ancritice | ae immediate sele. OOM Vitti Uw IN BEDS. L. ARGE DEN- ' Fe-R Wy y of imber. plenty m ay ‘$15,500 is posi a iy tf bo 7 = 1023 pe egy 1a hag WE wns Pa 7-room Zootene: corner Baty ses —s 0 LOANS—OL QUICK Box E Post- 7 [Nt MOM WiTH Dot BLE BEDS, | Pe ot . 4” | BUNGALOW—6-room 2 3 $27.3 b lea i: niee anrings: | vb ‘ust | this highly restricted resicentias eA LiUn, terms, 2-8h0rv iy loepascsoe Pigg a Boonton a Hear; iot OSxliV: furnace, bat! lectri¢, | y ees ‘PRSITIC set lower ip ? Mx trance kh ro Ot { month._Call Colfax 4157 ic) | 19 miles south of city on Lemay Ferry, See owner on premises. ae | RALOW: 8 0 Jaag! Sgn ah ee es ee ae aad WM. J ABBOTT af EALTY CO. terms Furniture and gutcs; no eigners: ar FRUIT, VEGETABLES AND MEAT HIGHLAND TERRACE, Jo—Richmond etli ae , ——— > a rooms fC 4 : ' Southwest | nook: oil heat and range furnished if de- | caeh. palante as hier Brow. At | “Eat dtenece, harawood io ey yma. modern. ear: Northwest ,ANTC on on) close to $100,000 annually. is a a bag 2 tol oe oe go earme . “near "ge ew 2170W. (¢) |COTE BRILLIANT, 5634—i-room, mod-| LOANS $2: TO $500 - monemener o tee wae ray show pireet made; adults only. = - Ox16 home; right i's : R412—~5-P bri tage ce | @fn residence; l-car gorage; rent $60 per | nybody can get a loan from Yahiem 108 ! ; a A A123: Pine Lawn: 3 rooms, St. Louis County | tT tee, 5 «9% * TEIN. N1U0> Pace. | "94700 EASTON : T. AY] OR “TRU eT CO, . imonth; $750 qown:, big bargain. FOrest ~~ oman no red tape: just come in and ested parth 6 Box H-124, a, FLATS FOR RENT E sea ae 8 ae ae as bus 100 feet; ; V3 by er | pric So (OO, Ha DEI 5168, apne. _S 7 & ingshighway. (¢3) | make application. Thousands borrow bere. Dispatch. : : : : . i ~ +4 he ne Ont } id — 6 re ‘ ba’ es ~ +s oO ‘ ae ) } 000. at Sho eae (cl) | olie church, 4 block: m public sel | CU) | HONEY to salaried people; easy bay: woe jem LY MARK PIGHTFENTH, 1454-5.—S5 pretty 4 n ter heat e Sori 3 “refriger- : fater furnished; ¢ PWelsberg. Terra . a id 3 ———— er ake MOUNT. 65xx—Frame; 2 exira large | 2 block rs street car. Must be scen | Ww ABAD) A 3 4903—10 +. rooms, = ood | ments: confidential. 1881 Railway oa Page mn vane pote me offered in ® vatins ectrir. specini low rent. ‘3 , Bitar: . er} 0138 (a \ a ~ 7 ae 00 + erg A " ‘ Seine ‘ wad a! rooms: price for guick sale, $1205: easy | annrectated f) “ . hot-w rt oe! neat ~~ garage: will | ehanee Bide. ~ first- Font busin-es located at 4112 Man- .a° ‘ r \ sth Z x TX rooms hot-wa er rent. 2 Nati S . KNIC KMEY ER- FL EER KL TY, & INV, co MO} E ra P! ant 4" L! i cheat fr be autiful etore. doing approat- tAin 1858-59. ae : adultes: $30. (of ) 2roem b euns B.. ws weld 50 00 54) at n av FOrest 01 ps {e5) TREMBLEY-W ison Be. @& & Gee FLATS, AP’TM’TS., FOR SALE 34° Grand ax 405-4 ** to pay. Guardian, BOS niet * pam) mately $700 weekly we af = uly: wT? ti} ‘3 by ' | bd FOOTY ar” =" ds ot fi , alts Ss . * ; : yi ur ist. j a) uTLnoe f rvi - aaah i4—— roome; bata, a tgs rge rooms, modern; $9U: | F-reqm hor : ij a? Os) . ‘ 7] 90-- Modern D- rooin brick | Write for mao of Webster and ou “yy Ww RK NG WMA ND S ny RG AIN Ere IOAN $35 ee | tll Vaerieneo TOF Co an fereditore 4 = I TY aa _ — ie k J ACHTER t emoms ho r. har myOr See! hungalow 4 acre en : wae re hye oe "Waens | w WRITF for map of Webster ard ' pa orth ' 4966 Aatlit re f h “THE MORRIS PLAN. pa avabie weelrty. i Garfield H172 2 : w—s «66 ‘ : i Se Ae : ~ Y rk’ G, Mf, ereen “4 age- i0 t ‘ J it C2 . " be iy Ay : ' > ‘ enny Fs, ) } Oee, " , zf i, pose es _KAMP. apr 8342. meewar Hienhelt 3072 (ott) ARK | aa” Batons 8454 _— “ of homes. or oat eo WEbste: . 1. © ot te i two far FLAT, $ $8000. bath ¢ seavie. Se ainela’ oreenl “het monthly « yp ag i secured by 2 | 208 PRINTING —s Te pon t! | " a z = POE oi _ —— ee | WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. tors | y' t; two families; 3-2 roomm, | . tur heat garage ps * @me lateral. charge © per cer : a 4 as sacrifice ri or atle. ag tinds mS a . itephe 10077 nt OS fon: Suburban Property—Furnished COTTAGE 3 rooms: 50-Toot Tor: an cin | (cB) | baths, inside 1 granitoid Jaun- | aie. 110 Bh MaAin 4248.59 co-mahere, ove Tee gcnaree 7 per cont | Box E231 Post-Dispatch, {s7) im - - cered road; elertric, water; niy . s* a > signs fae ads Bs ¢ ‘ | aft under ¥ charge , MITL. Ny aT?) = tow cation. } —_—__—— § | FURNISHED SO SE—A8 rooms. for bord) gj00 down, $10 a month and interest: | a W. JACKSON RD. PAUL J. JARZEMSKY. REALTOR, | ——— | service fre on loans of "$300 and less. Yt : lig off an 000 Ye scl based: eacie . —— oO, rooms: , West man__ Kirkwood 315 COS) iphis is a poor man 6 aoa nly 9-room house: 175 foot front. 3 he, 350° ST. LOUIS. TYLER 04309. South INDUSTRIAL TAAN C0., ad BA, Answer if interested. Box F-O8, Post- tueed to $15. . Ce ae — FURNISHED APARTMENT—Close to/ payments wil) only run ey : ||} jarwe sleeping porch: garage for 2 cars; INVESTIGATE THis FLAT BARGAIN, | Sn ee | TIM) Chestnut. Branches at Ni or scant: | Dienatch (oR) i). rns, taal q ~ 126i—(First floor); 5 transportation: beautiful sgurro' me jemeuer cach moni. 4 ong ery desirabie home: in ood location. | 26 Baco “1~= Ob! ck east of Gra : _ FINE COPELIN AV. HOME. | at Wellston, 1468 Hodiamont, Gre. | PEANCT a> CTE —F. Leh vS——4 ~~ i | AMA, fury : vo «n-ne? f Wheaton Station, or; = , © 3 Bacon on fm | went A ar Reservoir Park, 9 rooms, hot-water | Warne. 4118 West Florissant: Grand-Gra- | PEANUT MACHINE ROUTE —F. = 3 ered; 532... by E& Br S WeEbspen SOLO T —____ pautiful. half te 8306 Eads. Wm. H. Duenke. owner. | Se¢ owner: s solid 2-family brick, 5-6 large OMS. | heat, beautiful hardwood floors. Truly an! via, 9816 &. Grand (: & Sons 1108 Madison st. TYiler 1620, mas 1DES-55-36: S—teae bad J Bids. 119 N. it! ie he pat tae —- s cate Call WE! anes 1900 LINDELL—Juat off Lucas and 20 PER CENT DISCOT hg ns, Srperate new furnaces, ane 168. ideal place sis aay a | — 5 : to furniture owners. | (cf decorated: renta SL for {ros . lsovA—Rent reduced: $50 o]78. ——— oo (98 Hunt road: 4 rooms: matt brick; | And terms ” ena 36% ‘ho eaults ste atin $7000; BO we, BE. WRISBERG. 3204 8. GRAND, | PRIVATE sone ne lowest rates. | RESTAURANT— Dally’ receipts S100 guar- 't ter rear fiata; egent on | ro a peGuces, Fv 21 a - rt eg Sh tiful 6-room n@lisn ome iit ; derer : —— : “ lane Lata ig. vl | : Piata Hote) 83208 Olive. i. t(rPssaw RF. co... GArfi ie eis | a +S rooms. modern c aveniences. | — ih d cag m - Bee buy at $5250; | years ago loor “plan ide: construction | AU . ‘foe 4 ae TOs. Sis rol pry - on irnished 0 Mis-| 7 vag : boot i Fa feta if :T fei * or trade c8) va! | cas the best . ped. >] near 3 coun- | 1502 ST. LOU 043 | modern: fine to rent out rooms: 1020 Mis-| J ocuat ne CE 3477 & Veadeventer «UES ns heat, hot TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’ SES UNION-EASTON TRUST CO., i try clubs, sehoo! and transpor tation: $6750 | | eiasippi: payments o eats | MONI NE Y IN TEN MINUT ‘ES | o¢ oe x North Z oF service >: real bargain ' 5°25 Easton. FOrest 1370.¢ firet morteage. no se nust sell, leav- | iCall at 1022 Mi ssisaippi. Mrs. Edw: riie.} = ) y 44 KESTA! RANi— ” " fi. ‘ ai . - : 7 raon ' lecorated. COlfax ~ tees. ; g , ' aA Oats . 27 «(Victoria oe \Cwar iiversice - ELS 414 | CAB! oe aw. eliev, Room 408, 722 | . is on $25 down if you can ar | the eounty: let F15x1R9; conveniently la-“nheria *¢ r. ai.aw-? - Bo. hhe (2 ‘hing for a large, well b Mound City Loan Co., ©: id HA) ~ ‘\ a acetic ia Tae 7 a New) rated sonahle RP. oe th ; “/€ he ‘ nd 1. A O514 HREMTALHANT —— Good ni u 4 DISTPREHAN, 534 15oe nerth. - Pom secorated 2 v! ie. = ane). look; take Lake Line to Ch: . | |neated: justly priced at $10.000; for fur- Saa® - a0. 29thiel | Rengel- -Weher. 3530 &. Grand. ¢. : ——- wath Terk pruned J Yo Laisa! ful reoma, cleetrie. STI. & $22 50. CAbany Bs Chestnut. C roe M a Bl ig. in in- ~ MWe Armbr uster n 2-etorv brick h- ther narticulers and werthy inspection «ee | fn — 7 $7 79-471 = MEN AND W OMEN equipped: eulcekK sale; RB... WOLE-POLLACK. 101 N. 5th. ., GaP | Desk ROOM—NA20 Amb! aeeador, Sns- want cones, of drive eut St. C 1. | or call Mr. H. N. Booth, Kirkwood 210, | RTH MARKET. $510-—4-9 room | West If You Need Money .| SEePih a ee reli aL uM 1Ain 1 1858-59. a ~ mde Grand, @ rooms. —s- eluding telephoe se = to Lackland, west on ckilan Shar- | or evenin et WEheter 10¢ | fiat. AS LUN Ss Ei, ‘ ne on B ARTM ER A VY Gee ue first: no red tape; prompt service: RESTAL RAR tin adr 1} . weed: 11 ; mt ; will decorate and paint:;| — DOWNTOWN — mcTTHTSE square; lack 24. then north 7 block ! KIRKWOOD TRUST CO., REALTORS. sims kat JIEX Ds ——— oo” | absolutely confidential; we will handle| while investigating. Call Lindel (bs $40. ain oe HOUGE—19 roeme: -—" ‘ Meautiful 4 reoms, th ea war 2317M, GRand 9808. | Buildine 40x115: suitable for auto show | - : end DOWN 4 roome and idestrable sect tion of We pet ter. There are - New 4-4 room single flat. well HN ) po luced for ick sa pay in ema amoubis regularly out of your Perera NYE HOUE - 4 rode. stent ice! “ae mage ry rood husiness: ungaliows: bric cw jrooms © irst floor, 3% rooms on second | uo , tri modern, nice loch-| op ; : a gM) Cheet | «al income | ROOM LNs "as na € seat int —New K+ om fla cnn — Fn vagy wr F © "atk atti e long-term bath furnace: —— and 1. gaan: if) r: th. steenins porch. hot “water neat ; | tion 4 onitivel hes oT pie Fe ae Pimhanx | ‘ : wot R _G_ SCOTT. 8¢ } ae ere ealary .. a a, att & THRIFT CO. we in: “s -- ia Ww nah ey oo me, Fae * ee Se Severn: | Fee J ‘ { ear public and Ca ie a@oo lot 50 7: apecial terms equivalent to rer / t! in 4258-59. | Beep geet” @ es ae inh Ric 1922 Lacwat. (eR) } SE-4651 ar; SOL ‘aM. 4 vy re Farage. icSO) | lease to reannnal ie RE AT. 2° 8 hay month and 6 per cent interest. | nan he arranged. We invite your inepe: KORTE, 11! > X. Sth. MAto (oma | cept heat: sell at big bargain we on _City Geb Met: | @ fi roome S475 A—Heautital 7-room oom Tia: Prt heim wit ners: | gg ghia in 2758 __ | East side of North and South rd.. Barer | ion. | Call WEbster 2400 for appointment: | SLE FOrest 5168 629 N. Kineghighway, ‘¢0) | Or en TO S75) TICKI y STMInG HoCeE—1! roo ‘asonavte, : tS delle t Rani he Age ————_——— north of Minchester rc... or Kirkwo er- 519 &. rh’ Wy r PIC R—SING | PERSHING. 5933-6 ro poe onvenient! ' ro) ’ / 4 yp wrt v! ; ~ . — J rooms iced | | cuson car to Bridgeport stop, one block | (WERSTER "AROVES TRUST CO., Realtors. N we. tes OW | = ao mesh | Jncation: wel! byiit- fine condition. (c7)| © v sii Ss: tan : N rug store loca B ARG AIN Ww I TH FT rU RE beautifu! lot 1002180. There are 3 iarze $335 Fs _ es brome {" R EF DIT CO. t 7 ete: newly doe b+ terme. ; ; ; ; uy . 1¢ aN. Bth am 7 ‘ on ’ ' Nee 4 - er BRO; A nw BP Mi. 4 ate ante new bu ile ding: i Aa- room brie k res lence Y ac ree grou nd, rooms on firet fiors. 4 reome on sec ena South 4] 1 a WwW ASHINGTON—S room pri * STAN 1) \ RD \ Aeimar. : > “ RACE VO ON, SEs cen a ry mY). Th. +6 | tion: ren P4nhO: | > + huildings. ete miles fleor. 3 baths: biliard room in basement > egg on jrnace: SUx245; @ giveaway. a VICTORIA BLI'G. (eR) | ‘al z DS, itt (eB) | ear loen and bus Ba Brcmgge me pon ol ray B ran Walle .o ; ~s Brice gas0e. se. Tl “floors. hi “t-air heat. oil burner: Al. H ~— RA { OURT, °704—— Dandy ty Bae at i . ON Se = om SHOE Li OF —Laaiie outfit: good . ~ 4 oon 4: cd 2d: 3 rooms | enone, ee aoe enpend fieor arranged fer | Easy termes. BUSH-BURNS , 1105 Chestnut. | 9-car garage: block to car oak oo - og = | 4 at nme. tie bath, farnar — 2. t NION-EASTON TRU! on c0., a On REAL ESTATE tien. 2118 Elate et. Beast St. Louis, 7 304 N. Sarah, | #7¢ 4 : aom end bath , (c80) ‘and churches: a most suitable home for a nn, a "eho gree a 5325 Easton. —_ FOrest_1370.' w _— Pr (cf) | doctor OF Contre: rere " on on | SS = " ‘family of several neople Call Ww Bbs' ved , a "Lhe O44. RL TT L AC CE! = ae ONEY TO LO coe ‘a r. IEt{erksen RR! " ee. ie ia Pie ,A——Jienam ¢ o¢ } ane tore; 017 see | ov NTY ACREAGE i! 2400 and arrange for inepection: 3309 Ma: | Weugel i NY, 29 mn _Gre . ide a 5SOxx W ES ST MINST ER P on . ' ia ‘9 m } : €- ai Ax state: mudd : ae 0 ww fy 1) Oliv ne OT _ ‘4 > achae i GRAN! ——S 3. ; } rien iBOTANICAL. 4135—Cail Us immecmere ' cee aceount of © ge ' t. . gee A t tes | TLIGA WY nnd rogil ; ‘ mM Ld tt tor build ing and ; > ealta a sirst) * b tifu! wel huwilt Elegant residence. on loahs vice resaons “e re , OR > SAT. engi. oe regent a hergy | a mA vw fieor; 2724, 3-story CORN ET & ZE IBIG WEASTER GROVES TRUST CO. BR fe) for adn ner eee i. y ih hat water heat,| must be eold: center hall construction, | JULICS WALLER "R cO., SOT Chesteut 2 } bea: = ees) Sa. Se ; baths, hot-water heat; moder every war: te? j ie. rey rooms. | FOR SALE : : : wl | =. we IRDINAND, S8a7—1et ap? 4 Ty ae rent | WY a i floors — car stuc ‘RENT— Furnished , ' ( et - east Denny road, ad Thies little home ong 3 “13.500 sD ana. ie PROPPRTY rR t . — TERMS. ch aM — ai og en and ~~ — roads. » pole a modern oe - {fat can be a nn na te le math 35786. 4 pat i" An 894. onto I South me B.. Clayt $4600 4 i a J 1454- WIN . . . , A ‘oF & rage; will decorate: : n°? . | worth the Sat Pres “- $6750. AcTWw ‘ ‘ on Bae «- “4 ~. _— : “are r er ; i 4 — it ing 7 inieeng Beate 4 py tie 7 “aad toute fers ._ keTROR «= nae Si a el & a tereatini 7901 yORSTTHE. (e867) . ee N eamanlle i"atier 6p m.! Won and abop for bem te wes , Wabash 7779 | ‘eb) xaraae:lot. iy Sermon "2262. ———— — a a Mabte~>* “ars ry z SWENT? jen, 160 ° "rgomby lee, "8. 4 rooms and tnclosed GTO

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( to date were 196.919,000 shares, compared RAPALA ie ; ss on ¢ gaat? eam A on Lib erty¥ bonds are in 4 » : ‘ . ‘ “ay ict. Ff bad i a : Tl _ - xt ? 4 with 166.876.8500 a year aso. ¢ Se manson . Gav's tigh tow. ail geotatic te for instae ce. & sale printed | ee LPLPLDLDL LLL DL OI I er, een tt COC ee Se peel ——_—— mpc ——" and Annual ; i j ; j eb > 7 ocel Ta rRet aad 4 + that Eom aeconds of a dollar and ) cae ela arte eee _: Ee ae ns +1527 [Stocks and Annual, | | | Net - day ot rigger "Spetlaes Sales, High.| Low. | Close.iCi +e. | recived from Ranaae Cite gale e four thir’: — plete list of t — } | e ~# —_ , x « lioh 7 Cioge. (ii .@ Sil. J nities ACE TS —_—— aman —t oF ers ‘ah * ; com ; 5 a oe a ‘ oF ~ ck and AnnuUuai ; } | | ~ i ae , Lx lars Sales high. LOW - Pati CO r 40 41) ' — » F Se > . ring is a ae an —___—— et TIV~ |>lOocas — Lo i Cl Ch'xe. High.|; Low. |lviv. in als. indian Ente Rbettcnint Sows a hig eae oes sug 1, 40% : - re owin —“Fig27 Stocks ana Apnval High.| Low. | Close Chive. High.| Low. [Div. in Dollars, Sales| High. m Ciore. —— lis 1112 KCP & L pfd 7 «3/114%|114%4 114%) * % | OO ee 12; 27%; 2731 =F hi-- ame 7.5 p fol : ie big rT) ‘ ite =2: . & 44+! od . — _—— ? “ " ‘ .? : 7 “) 7 ‘3 oe . - 4 j 17 h 4 WwW. L) 7 In )> bicdl Be eet SS nt can aman amereuam ie cacaaanr aaaaaeaeaaaa oe. 4 n role} m-N a.irit s « ut 2k + fo +) o a | ‘ “te . cara? ern Ry. ‘> ors y | SAS | 2 os . . oe a —— , le . : 4 A labs ‘. ts}? » ths " = ~ i en aa «? } — s > : Pr fi i v0 vo i wo . ; a ar 1 . ao St : *% m r 4 be) Dv In ov 4, 5y . er ee + Of *% 41 “+ ™& t > i u s opee =) } 12 51 “ . } ! - 41 %, ,Pulriiy a i “ SB. ccnabtt Rte. Mt Ratt EO Start a3 la ce ©ii' *. 4 As — ae on ; . la j 2 . ‘ 3 Ri. ‘4 —— -~ ‘se > 2 eae : es . da L'd HOb t 2, 2? _ 2 ee Qn} ~ 55. nsolidated Cic , 4 RO, 80 42 ‘ “2 -. “a a “ an Kennecott Cop 3. > €s t}4 . 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* ne ey Gdeew) ee, ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC4. ___ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13,. 1227 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ PAGE 49 1/ NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) || NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) a a, ee se Press, a Market Is Slightly Stronger. =|) i ouis BUTTER. EGG AND POUL py the associated SECURITY, __|Saies.| High.| Low, | Clo By the Associated Press. SF. Louis we Pp. te ee Eas " UCE ROW. May 15— 'pRpy’ EXCHANGE, May 14.—Heavy, and |2 ‘ew YORK. May 13.—Total transactions in bonds on the New ( , y ; hs ca. whe ] ys rev. ere reduced eomewhat oe La in = | (IN LOCAL EXCHE | % NEW CURPORATION BONDS. NEW YORK, May 13.—Following is the oficial list of transac- Securit feat igh tow. | Cone | Close. te 0 cave anu and the Mar- | hat hens wp Rog AL, BS: oe A * ee mens we ar ee r 4775 - ~~ a . Da » he WN SR Megas ST ‘ ” | > ban 9 oat ; ‘ sie 7: a | s | ‘ = rr a ila ae Te ’ ts. No 1. :: Meo 3 ait; . y * et 1 : ; - Fy MILA BB SF =] & 10 LU 1U ; - é IV LUY ay LUD yy | 1LU0 2. Bg “| 9,100 ly 100 % 100 This eace .25. Carlot track saice 1 car Wiscon- mere ts Pte! ; The following is a complete list of transactions, with sales high lige gg , + oul 0 | i? 5 ges edge € + 2 |FBGW7 57) 3.95 | 95. | 95. | 95% $28. tot track salen, go cut) $025: | 25e: bakers’ anecial fp tubs and bakers ‘ ; ‘ar © 'v és . A ‘ . . >. ~~ ‘ est, fow est and closing prices. m Pac rife ee 1 na D> a | Americ ‘¢ i Be ee ee puicnfld O ..) i 204) | , 1 ly % LOU % LoL 1 car Louisiana, bites ipumph. of 5. N *§ | Ae te : Hizh, Low, Clone | | United Drug 6 ..| & (7 ; A C€ Oilf KS i & } Pow 1oVa,\1¥ 18: : Lisu a8. | , | ‘ $3.60 - Ds " i & No. 1.| tes, 24e: i MENT BONDS _ Uni Fuel Gas 6 .| F . ; Am Exple | | 4U oe Vi ‘ : ~ th | Louisiana, Bliss . e325. l car le siadens | printe 25e: bricks. Be \ KEHAMENI NDS. | DPD MAas....T ... CRAGE... U 8S Rub 7% 105% 105% a ot 7 ' bxplo {| 20) 40. -t-s-+++1 St Keg Pap, . 6, 46%} 43 | 4? | 96 | | 964 | $3.75 ;s Loy : per nound. inns a Am G & El, 73 80%; S34 | He | y ; ; f ; | | fon Ss No, 1, $3.35. and LIVE POULTRY—fFoewls, heavy. NEW YORK, May 13.—Fyilowing | | do oO | a 04 | ‘Am HS 8S } 153; 10%, 17% ‘ | 17% | seit Ce P % 1 ie 2 | Me ' JO. 95% : Kich bros . n | D+ | 8 o * | tes UU. 3. B ‘$2.35. ‘le, Heht, 21%c: legborn @sue spn —299:100—26 —26 | e owls , . : 7g re , =. , twee ban ht ‘ ; | ~ at “4 ’ . “Py er : Minnesota russet ’ horn broilers, 28 4 40c: 103, 100—29,100— ~' 100 6\; are the Associated Press bond ater- | US Steel sf 5 .. 2 1074 . [Am L @& Tril75a,246 (244 (244 [XH a dae 7 ' ‘ : ~4 me: tas Potato vrice rangs: 2 ' z e« 103—3 108—3 103—3 || % ages: Friday. Thurs. Universal & R 6 | | Kone | RO | Am Marac A2i i 4%; 4%; 3d! + Oil pag Smee § ie FT” i g* 2 107 1107 A}: burbanke, 35.35 ly 34.65: Wisconsin rurals | gpringers, 2 Ibs and over, 40c: springers, iug—10 LYUU—S |1UL—9 | den first grade rails HU.40 ¥U.00 Cah S: Shnaie ee et aaa _-_ 4 rary. 3 | Servek Del | “4 ’ } £9) B9%) Hy oY 6} 496 to $3.75: Montana russet Durbanss) 7% ibs Ate: corks 12 ‘ec; leghern cocks, .. 12: | 161 uJ i ) | Ten ieileace tall... 97 O48 u7 20 | Utah Pow & L 5 “| oF Me, US be } ad L. V) 4 101 ‘2 bOl% Lul a | Shatt Den *f 7. a ‘ th 4 94% (4 } 03 33-35. Colorado rueset burbanks, $3 io: 0c: ducks. °2 @ 25: spring ducks, 2 ihe. Ba-% 1271, 197% ) 3 - 41 100—7 100—7 100—7 || Ten public utilitices.. 96.15 96.08 |! y am tet 6 30 12 te 102 * ua it co i ; M are att - 2) Sherw Wil = 5 | 7; 07% OT%, 7%! 974g | Idaho russet burbanke $3.75 ver LOM) gig over SHe; muscovy queks. Ite: esese, ne, 127% oe -% 4 Oe Pie 100—26 >! Ten industrials Oe es nae . ' 42 = 73 -2|;Am Hh M bp 4 . “ Singer Mig aid’ a oe : 100/104 104%, '103 % (104 pounds, , aan Ce: turkeps, rene and toms, Z8e; Neo. 2% SEPTEMBER Wie 7 4935:100—27 25 ) ni ae ” a ow o OY | ; Ne Potatoes—Alabama triumphs. si , : MBER WHEa? . 3 et mi 10S——86 | Rubiaal a casein , Ht ——s«- 10/106 4% 1106% 106% | w 5S @° 41): tei. | tarkeys, 16¢, gu.neae. round. $4, T30 — se 44%) 69:105—v0. Bieta saliahinindl ’ 2 n 5, 96%); 96 | 96 | Aero SB. ime 5 S | ) ; IN 22; 05% 054 ‘seal to $4.25 and No. 2. $2.40: Louisiana of PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Live pl 3 a7 ; “ER Lt) L00— Combined moith ago. .Hoiiday. 3 97 106% °106%'106% | Dene aae : ” ‘ pes ny ce 18) > aia | 5% 05% $4. , Benes triumpne nes 3 ‘ essed he yA - " 139 , , Of é (‘omt ined year awOo.. 05.45 W , a . . - 104 _4 rt) $4 t) + teat — : wa s er - ie ** 7 , ‘ - . y sca vy. $2.25 to $+ per = rs ” woset. dae o 7 . - Walworth Co 644 3: 95%! 0: oe ae ae ; Yisle, 27 27 % OU ig) OUg! OU | Int & GN Ist G.. 2107 dg) 107 | Wabash 3d B 1976 5 Auburn Au , py LDS, B10 %, ae 14 13%) mopé. ; ag ‘2b dams . " lnk : mote 7 ; : dot ty tae & ft Tis , | Bancitaly 116% 116 %jL16% | 2? VTocery ' a T ‘abbage market was etrong. Sur- | ete., . end ealadle only ed - 1 101 1000 5/100 % M M ef Us| : | hw oP Pow 51s 1 : Bancitaly .| |My 116% 116% 116% | 1) 13%! 13%) 13%] 1: oe Noy n ae | a ar Pap rt 6 4 : ‘ t 4 i ’ ! , | % 2? s$dai dr 3 %s O% 4 om | RCcltaly sane sien 1901 perce were Liem -_ sey = mione 1S ate h ae an ie ae me 4m F, ts ey é ‘ aU 3 ' A : 4 Gitaiy «. ' ? ‘ ?*g'....+ | moderate. tiuce was steacy. Ions | 65 ibe.. 1 to per + coor O1% LOLS | on whe Ts 6 \ _|S FLS 6: 41100 % (100% 100% 1100 and tomatoes were about eteady. Carrots | iamne 12c to I4e. Fall iambe 10c to Iie, ay J A 6 is 8 M7 4! 51100 % 11009786 1100 % (100% | were dull. ; Ys Sheep 4c to Be: bucks $¢ to 5c pet Th. : tye CA 5 9} 98%! 98 | MR | ORY | QUOTATIONS. | — FPROGS—Jumbes $250- medium $2: CE DTPA . | : & 14%, Pap cvt 6 41. 9%) 091.1 991! A9t%! ASPARAGUS—Alton, $2 for extra fa sinall. $1 ver dozen, SEPTEMBER CORN A 01 1033 mtT&T evt 3 >235: pe ey ag in 2, -*3 ) ey. $1.50 for fancy; stringicss. $1 per — . : nd KC Fis & Pd rt le 3 | | 12 100% 100 1% 100% box: lilinois, $1.25 to 2 per box; home- MILK—Covuntry ftationg. oh OPS Lvo ane ta 1001 ‘ ik ea Po & ce | | ; . ' ' 50 14 50a 100% 104 1090 % 100% : 61 100 Too nn 10 gruwn erern. bile to €1.°5 and white. Hfic oounds: delivered in al isuis 20. 1 10'S 3 rar Lor en Yi A, cal tat ~§ tga ty . , > an 8 cil 2, 41 O%| 41 Loe s nd; 75) 67 UT bs, G7! }SC 15% 2 21101% 1109 % 191% 1101 % | to $1.50 per dozen hand bunches. , 29 101) % (108 % | 10! K © Term lst 4 yO! st FE Mfg 5. ® | 2 nt ge! Be: Ped Be ', “47 hp fa, |r ~ | 911120 | a , : (OkES— sg la 30 $5 oer A , , ce ae Se ee | L458 eBoy, hy : ey , 20%) 2c ie ¥, an 3) 17! 211120 {118 .1119 112 ARTICHOKES—Calitornia, 39 PRODUCE ELSEWHE 2° oA hy : - ej : eBay 1 Ja 6) ‘ Y . . : ‘ p 6 sey dh ‘ ’ Z -_ } ‘ : > ; : ; , “4 3 % 3% ~ ar 7. . ’ ~e7r ' ! ’ / 4 box and My boxes $1.75. $3 50 to $5 ac- 291106 {j1060 | ayser _ & ee Vy 1 heel Stl o% B, NTO te eet 1.7, tee TS M4 ' | | | FOC -~ ia, $5. ech NC 7.-t cc os | 94%/-04% | Keith B F 6 A_| 2j 99%] 9814, QU | White S Mach 6 | 7441197 1207! es oe esa fart ae I gs OS ces so]. MOL LOL M1001 103 a an. oe eo ate A NEW YORK. May 13.—Live poultry, . Ang G ° . oy - +h | Keily-Spri Tire 8 5) 103 te 1105 %@ (105 44 "ile 1 3 : 1, , . . ae ;. oS & a : ; | 27,101 4/101 10TH ‘101 ™% BEETS —Texas bask et . $2; weak: broilers. by express. he 48e. h~ 1g ae ON! te 98 | USty | Keystone Tel 5 1; 96 | 96 tf Willy 3 102% 1102% | rt ie = : we Set . r 6's G * we wWwarisag~ * ~ > 45 , ~ 4 ‘ | +) w-% 85% KOKD g aT 5% ..-| ‘7s 2 - ¥ ~~ * & y adh —e 4%, 433 44, 109% 10 (100% iU4 &: - CISWEO SR > °T SEP I —) 4 ; j >. + . a Y RY igh > $a: | Lehi Val 36 2003 73 rk ‘ ( >a ae , "hi Aa: ‘ ; 1 | ee . or 9 25 r crate: receipts, 40,728: fresh 5 43 an W ah = aa , 31 ligula Car 6e..! “3 107 he Aim Mo 8 7 i 94% 94%) 94% !-° | on t oaui.o: im O noe vol a) oe A ot & FRUIT MARKET $2.25: Oregon, 81.7 ~, pe cstta: firata. clovene packet. 90 “ss 106%a 196g ry » él uo n2™ 9%) 22% LeValPa gen 4s % 90% HU%, | itioguia 7 4 Oy O58. | OH a aye ee >) gatas) eee AE oy o%4T D Axle “te Ff 21. 3le| 13% CEI ERY ae da. 3 to an Y os Ph ny 215 > . é Loew'sl 6 w 4] y ae. ’ >» I ee 51 . : : " . : a GP ee ot ee on | ' —_— —-- 4% .. : e. ‘ . ar ennery owne, Lorillard co f rent: gg ss ais ‘4\:---+| Apple Demand Is Slightly Stima- ae nant WF ated. $1; extra. um ; Cheese, steady receipts. ir Gus DP! 1 6%] | 8%) 6%) lated by Cold Weather. per bunch for jumbo and 75c for eam. recite, tt duet tome, OO Trumbi St ei Al%)| Jh% |. ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. May 13.— CHIVES — Home- ta fe springs, 40c; broilers, 22@40c; | do pfd .| 25a kG |.....| Supplies of nearby apples are being aus- CUCUMBERS — Florida % yu go 75 to| 25¢; roosters, 13e; ducks, 25@30c; geese, TAS B cif/84Va 245 & | 23 24s 4 244 |} mented by Eastern stock. which. while $1.79; Texas bu baskets No. . %- 16c. TSolLp A , | Vy | slightly scalded. are somewhat better than | $3, and No. 2, $1.75 to $2; Alabama CHICAGO. May 13.—Potatoes, receipts 1 Seaton |} U&Un Tov) 2) 70%) 7 | the nearby stock. Prices today were i, | Du, Rempers t. Forda 1%-bu erate, $3 |New: 35; old. 81 care: on tect. "3: AF ~ +t 414) | 9 | i\Mont Pow 6 . 102 2%, (101 % 1102: UU Bisct A | a ‘ : : ont Sales ere +4 24G, : . SS. Shipments, : © la as pat & © cvt 4 +5 yt ; n wv 2 1% 2% a stimulated b weather. Sales wer . . alin ; : ibed @s factor ing Balt Pe ty a) al ast he ~ eel Da: bige B54) RS | BS | es ape om OR % 2! gf Aoi Pr : 2° ~ U ees oo reported as follows: 100, barrels Virsinis é RLIC—Louisiana single strings. 15e Rok sees, a ee tra Ba 0 C dis mt | 4vO ac ef : ‘ titit, , | al thee. + 3 @) ny , Lom £4, a ‘ eel Vn @ 4 ; oo wn Ze winesap A. 2} In.. ightiy seaided, | to 7 ' . rain market, ctf] 34) 90 | HO |S Nor St Pow 5a SA! 41014 /101% 101% | Ray 61,5 ctf 4: een at west goer [Com P wel, 31 97%! 97 | 97% 1...-» | Ore ee ssiius. - 100% ide MI 8% 4. | $4.25; 50 barrele Virginia winesap A. 2%2| GREEN ONIONS—Home-grown. wih, | igeeneen sees Jets ares Offerings ? ae 4) § , oF lurray ] : 3 05%) 95%) O55 + ting : C AM ita eee Uvasl new, 0 1U0% [404% luo% |In.. aliahtly scalded. $4.75. - 15c: and silver skins, 20¢ to 25e per dozen plies liberal demand and trad low. Hard wi / cnn) Li ( , |] e ; %! AC ot, | Pm ~ ieee nis as os ae acme 4 Olst pil520a L&éP A BD 1b vm| 15%) 14 Apple prices: Pen davie and gane. $2 es. market strong: paices higher: ent | : . 4. 112% — . , L&eP A pti 3; BU %| WO). to winésaps, $3 to GREEN PEAS—Missiasippi telephone. rel Spalding rose mostly $8: skrt new, U | ™% hamper. $1.50 to $2, and June. $1.25: | packed bliss triumphs, Sab iso: mostly 8 Gyps.| z | | Arkansas hamper sacks telephone, $1.50 $4.95 4.40. Verue bE, 1 ow 23% | Zs cae to $2: oliceray *°8-pound hampers tee CHICAGO, May 13.—Butter higher: re- leat To) 25 3 3 phone, $3 to $3.25. z ceipts, 12.158 tubs; creame extras, niv Pict | rr Od 3. ore TIONS GREEN CORN—Texas. 75e for poor! 4liec; standards, 409 &, c: extra ‘Tireta, 61) Oe | QUOTA NS, and $1.25 to $1.50 for fair. and $1.79! 40%4c; firsts, 36? @38%c: seconds, 34 — 9 ee Bon ne “ — #~« ~~ 1 104 49,10444) 4 108% 108% 7101%/101%/1012 2:106 441062411064, | 1; 98%! ORY! OR, |’ ~ we ts _—— SS hic wrt e * in ~~ ~ 4 +:=) z ’ ] nis [ vere Steady to le higher] r nrc. bean. Maer ctererime Carer abbots Ts wees if, t B .«-- , : ston men wf rable weather over Ca adn Beth St] con 6 Ai ae O “ ‘ | av we i Ou 3104 % 104% 104% c a faetor early, as Winnipefm) Beth S11 con 53s . re 3 | fot. J hm ee HT % HT My) UT | Pe ’ , in . my “sC UP OD Nearby deliveries Beth $11 rfg¢ o nw BN . 3 .}+ oo € ‘ + o. Ho? 4! ; 3 12 inoga, | ' , a e ry 7 a iain . ‘ , “? a0 ‘> {3% 3 8 } ; } r : F 4 i . 9 ~ ; . nal : % ‘ Lf cirart . ’ n - ’ 5 nd . . 7 5 a é on Sia —_ July in afte NYCAHE rf rte = a me LEAs trrazil &s 41 106% 10% 10615 remaes : e8icei oe ; er 24 = cane: mane grown, $1.75 to) HORSEKADISH—Home-erown "4 I , | ‘ gir Hye 4 : ; . COCOANUTS—&4 —) ta $4.75 per 100 box. announcing arrangements had heen made 1 BOB. and Seem ug 7$.| OP) oe ee i ge nade bm {3.06 OOM | Bulearia 7s 1fti; 99% 91%) OLS | Doehie | ar 2a { 2 ) cane on ieee’ f BANANAS—In shinoine order Bike and MUSHROOMS — Missouri. 40¢ for but- | for the sale of a seat at $210,000. which ae ogee rai g QR: | ‘a, . O° . Le ae at = : : ep Leipi Love 135% 130 4 “hi---*+ in jiohbbine way foose 4%c ner tb. tons and 60c¢ for No. 1; and 25c for No. 4. oeete Se Se en SS. ‘Imtis, whi - — ; : © ; . Ne e+ ; ae. ' ; ‘ ‘ 1 wt } yi yA y i ; pe ow ~ , A - irl with 5 Pena a . 4 No! 33 — ’ . 7 ap 7 — _&: del 4 : ; , + F ("an ‘ y i : “i: . i 2 hee ; s mie i | ‘4 ; » eid . 1 ni = = - | GRAPEFRUIT— és - . bys en ) M y y ge, 2 95: , | QAO bharrele SR 7H: casks, $8.75. -YN : os od | : urant . = : | ' low, $2.25: yellow boilers, $1.60 to $1.65; rele Ss . Oe tae ee YS Se) SUSE 8 Ue B 64,8 § 20 95) »| 951, | Davega In is i o4s deb rte .; d's 8 4 No pink "3? and pink boilers, $1.75; | SQUASH—Alabama, 75c to $1 per % 1544 %106— . ¥ : ft “a? Qe! oF t 4 ; - sa ee ee. tuts Ty ~ee'ha ; BACDNABES. LIMES—Domirican $2.75 per | -\°° een = ee ‘| hamper. | 105149106 io @ et 3 AT%! | } ty 13) 72% ! : DUMESIIL BONDS, 100 No. 1 white, $2.25 to $2.75: white boilers. STRING BEANS—Mississippi , els comp cow Et , 18h | 86 os 1 103 44/1031, 10314 | Chv'e $1 LOR %& 105 61, 'ER & S&S pli450a 109% 1 Oa - ee 9 $1.75: Louisiana crates, $8.25 per 100 wget ~~~ eng a s compared @® Cen Q: ) , ‘ ! : > 11:450a LOW 10! , ry 7 ad 71 OAPANGES—Florida $275 to %4.7% and .75: . ors, $2 to $2.25; Alahama, $1.75 to $2 fans eth) last ve a a . ai . is ? ] : . & ] os - ; : . Pe. a lt ' » | my 46, a. | i\ t) os mre a : rn "2 . 1. J . Le . Cali farmir narele a4 tn @5 AG ne here pounds: Spapish onions, 50c to $2.10 for string less and $1.50 to $1.75 for val- recelpls we {ent RR ot NJ Os ’ . : rk au ': ee , 100% f 4% pe) » | cy ‘ - + er Y re F . ( ' i at tbe , an ‘ WATERMELONS—Fiorida watsone, 30- | per crate. ; cntiine. Centra! Sire! : “an i : : ara 7 Se vie | BE ~4 HY - 4/w average. $6, and 25-lb average, $95 per, , PARSLEY — New Orleans curly. $7.50 TOMA TOES—~Texas BOc per fat | ; j ; tfhrouch ,% Steet erere 2 26 . i i ~ ‘ ‘ Lesh Uy : 3 bushele of P CheakO ec ¥ an. 4401 HHI, OG — Do ts yy! TU? do # Ll! 2 ta") chy mm Pow ' ‘ 4s “os f ‘Bef | UU * 1.100 pounds. ° per bdarre:. ‘Tate: KMloride ” ‘ be ‘ “ O get i 4 ; : “3 . : bat | , jt AM ' : MnIsHES — e-ernvwn tipe Zhe to | “rate: onde. renached fancy vv Sa parle ummm Creek gen 4h, aN 10) tq 10) ' Fig? at here . (oe em lsancivned © ! 3%) Stel 3%) | , ¥:106% 106 106 100% | , iter ag He 1 anette, lhe ta 150 per bo box, | crate. $4 to $4.25, and. choice, $2.80 ta ay ae 3! : , ) 1 100 100% 1002 A B, ) 5 LUD % LUE % LUS% Lud | a a Coffee. RHI ARD—Homegreva, 200 ts 800; #. origne $1.75 to $3; Mexican lugs, ST. : ue (Lud ~cael NEW YO ay 13.—Coffee apet); rr dupcn. : ars S gts r hy 406 iUU leteady: moderate cemand. Rio hes box. TURNIP TOPS—Home-grown, 25¢ per Lue te hut Lue 4 15 5-18: Santos No. 4, 16%: futures SPINACH—Home-grown, 25¢ per bu} du_ box. yim it fohtns Oe | May 13.47: July 12.55: September x. TURNIPS — Home-grown, 15¢ (0 40¢ . 5 hn “7% 179 R3- Nerember 11.59: January 11.45. SATPRKRAUT—Kege, $1.95: half bar) rer Goren bite hee, si Yo+e| Vor. | ao .h00 eorn in — “ ‘ " = oie shee, osha? | markets of wheat, comp £ and 48] a year is eiving lot cars, Dy me’ - .* nnipes B09 MaQ 4 4%8 77 Louis Cash Grain. (RAO rfc Se A.. ; hy grain r aie CREQ rer 4« e follows: . Chi & EB : OF tie gg o> new ¢ne te ‘ti A, wi , ‘ ‘ cpiy Lids ii] i S3%q, 833 3% | Berlin F 6) 6! 97 5%) MAY 1) | : 5 ae 8 LUU My LU % UL se , L'a] : Q : Re a ’ ba ‘ , SO ub U'a| YUrg, UO4y, VO Js wi > i ; ‘ A ’ ” : fi x : “ o» | ~~? 98 14 1‘ f; nhiry j = ¢Y f ‘ ' j . P o ’ . ‘ > i& 4 Vv; . ‘ eo lu Z 1VUZz a ° ee. 4 ) : P : a ae Be ’ ; 4 j " 448 ~ 4; on > ‘ 7 ‘ i oeitl S| iva , | ' 8 . t : me 2 hn, ‘ Fe, i Ol 0 ‘ 4 . § . be oF : J Vv OY inter wheat s Chiev ‘PueSd : ; : y inc 6 65 ‘ et nt mh ee ee Ot % Fr ‘TS —" iter 1% . ae as ier wheat $L3RR (yi Ja" a. O23 lan ee « , ¢ , ' oe - . .¢ ‘ "3 ‘ + , Lite Lal At ‘ Asis i . on * =i % . “Me {ix-3 ~ “ i i} ’ } ‘ } | ‘ ‘ 3 ‘ P- * ‘4 as $1.40; mife AP . aP » BEA P? Ts : 304 1 3s it “ } , tee s, 4 ; Picsa () U 4g U 4 VU : Vi 4g LULByILUL Sy a ’ Lil vit : "7 : , ' ) ‘ ‘ _ corn 85 @85 CVASIP o 50e: No. 3 b . 47 1K¢: 0 4 fe ii ; ap f ee | m . aoe ~ 4] ’ WHEAT MA K T CHOPPY “ Chir KN Wore : a + ire 068 | Nort. w © mn . > 07 7 90 2, } 8 x # ; Lv : ; a a0 — ri 53 : : ‘ z ee is JU " | oe) sy) at | ee te a ae ON CH Ree Teel Gana tias iron |No.AmC Ot 40° 8) 08%) 01%) 91% | Rin! etx 7 30. | OTs 100% 100% | CO.” Boy BAB) A | SC ead) Zhu te LLU IDLO aah The life of Christ has been filmed, after months of CHICAGO yu) MW £ NW ete c } N Ohio T& LO: ae Joe : ' ep , fe 4 , e , es Tp wo Li , ‘ e . ‘ the Post: MAN Ween de) 2! 92%| HA! 12% | Nor Pac 6 F BS jskeuieis [meen 6 66 | Si Saul oani oa! Oi B Masi C : fe) TM Ch R ctf 5) 2) 834) 85%) 88 44)... preparation and with the assistance of representative Spine tend aera eee cae) a] patel 94%] 04% | Nor Pac eer 3 7| 69%| 69 | 69% [Fin Mu LO Bi se (| 98%] Osis | Sien A. TS ATR NTR ATH |p Ss ae, 1) OU! O9%, 99%] BUA, | The (Greatest clergymen of the Catholic, Protestant and Jewish re- , ! tren be wren gs . Nor States P ‘ ; 1 ‘. )) : 104 Op AG Um ' ' hs * ‘ ' _ - ' te} 7 ‘ ; i GaeeeEENW cen S40, 2) AS 1 84 | 84 | Now States " : 203% not [arene S45 sl eee lars "1naa iGola & | 10) OF i 1D CG U LOU % 100 4s LUO % 100 % ligions. The story of the unusual problems of making ‘ * futures dull because of E oe 344 s: CRIKP ge 4 ang! 9114 | Ogden & LC! . * * market reacted @ little MEE CRI? rf | B64) 96S] Va! Drama in the picture, and the spirit of reverence with which the ’ : fy, & Lul ’ lul 5 eeer+e . .| UTM] OTM... actors played their roles, and other features of the Som sc ieee Se | , 90%! 90%! 00% 1G°G BIG; cx-wal BLL, ae ee io eT be, : RT BT | 1107 %g 1074s LUT 107% | li filming of the world’s great story will be told by the Otis Steel 6 ee 93 ie 4 ; a Re - = bs TEP te By, fan 7s : ) pi one _™ 4 rp Ee “s oy 07 ( “; eee a | istory Catholic consultant, the Rev. Daniel A. Lord, Ss. J. of . Pac Gis &: E : ‘ ‘ . . , ¢ : Me PP aE tet ct 5) 5.100% 100% TON ate G52 DMs] ot! oom [Hartt ELL 40508 (900 | O88 jaw [GA 1S oz, zoittr~|n17 mad? ih is, in the Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. 195% | pan am P&T 7. LAS ' i" eidelbg 17! Ht) 435/104? ' onc: pr pee a “2 ” . 3 34 11 Din OW oe St. Louis, in the oun ay agazine Oo € ost-Dispat : , d . ROT, RM, or AM Ed 5 : A ; } r sexy .. AS j iy : f i st . . . he , ' ‘ " Dusneis, Oem: Mm Ges | 15 104% 104% ' , " EY Ct ff of ae i : . oe rn ; 2 | PanAPA&Tr 6 1854 ; Gs . Si -o% ‘ iy Hn. 99.000 oats, 13.000 of barley. Se Tint ve 5 PHOT TOON i‘foace. 6 ieee q43,' 94%) 94% | Hume Min T 4 OG 95%) 1G! Int C Mn Jee “ye r » , ORM! ORM! ORS x2 Gd 300,000 bushels wh vag \ a 41%, 1014 me | Paranrt Bway ; 3 by ) 4 Os bing - Se ey Lo 'Taee Me’ a, te? + Hm Mies 2 os a: me an eitimn tone LOS 4% LOS raders boukht early on the t Po tis met 4 rms “o4 TO) tH) 7 74 im} i ther over Canada. Later 8 o fO% LU % w ’ i *") Winnipes caused further purchase Lt!) peewee PPP PPP PLDI OO developed on the unt Ge.. coc. mf 1 99 | penr ome —_ = ALK. Im For the first time the authoritative story of the Battle Caised off. Mav was strong ‘a a7 ' RR © the Jisht offers end scatters TREE i ef Ger Tilna | PAK TIO Tl ben fe vee 64) 2TRe 4 i163 % | paurseities 6 34. 13) 97%) YT%! 97% [Ind Ray J 2) Gl OR] BM) OB: kL, 5 58 Sh) Te of the Marne has been told. Marshal Joffre, com- BS; Sept S132. | pe OM ONY Fes) 2100 108% 100 [en ROR 4 49.) 2 \o7 | 07 | Mex Ir 4% atte Bau! 35%! 34% [Inter Petrol’ 1; 159) (1%| 1%). . a7 5. i} 9 2 1} 1* ff ) Own mander-in-chief of all the Allied forces, has described i the Hessian fly eection’ of the South ; oad : 3 yy : TOTS rat & , : > eae O re S the most significant battle of the World War, the me nad acer rig ing mortise Tl eron 2 e ig : . +e io8 LOR nS pa - St territory, Thi military strategy and tactics that enabled the French tions in that territory. This bearie® 3 | 7 ee ‘at mon } lor was somewhat offset by orts 01 ae ‘ ; ms, me , is SOMewhat « et by reports : Stor of the commander to turn the German away from Paris, and n plantin *y adn was Gn \~ 3 5 has explained the reason for the Germans’ failure at a lanting Expert trade was queh Re I ‘ ' . ie 4)! for a little business in cdurums. al ea : " | ae AT! * ‘ ‘ ' :% 2 4 rvvia U - i af. 7 f= to ‘ be ae “ : , *r) % J . : : ; veh juncture “ hen they appeared to have the French neapolis ator leg decreased £00,000 b ' : ‘ie “A a7 ‘ a ' TOS lee TOS 1, — : 5 } } : Z } wi ‘ b ; at i‘ ’ ° ! j . . . + ' = i. 26 go al : a? . . . * f . neapolis stock : Eh eens ink ae ECASL gon Bh mr iiGag [oe De: lta 6 3d, 15) 93%) 83381 95% {Leonard Gull | . La : A 104% 108 s arne capital in their grasp. The first o three narratives The Liverpoo!] arket clo d 4% oy "uit # ( ; . 4 Bs Ae } ." . 3 ’ ale : birt ’ babe ede me" ees ; Sh P&ln 03 AP if iy? 1B hy ‘ . i her, rails pe Pipe nm od ; Chem 6%, : Loreal oes D> 3 > ue aia 0 ti : “Lyons Med : 4 1 Toe Gilase_ oe 9a 129 IG 3% | 4 Bly 3 hy 4) a 7 will appear next Sunday in the magazine section rth America Argentine hipt ‘ ; «| !. E 5h ,% y& » £ ’ i, : ; Iie e. r ru é } phd ae vt) AO aD ss " : L& » 0 : eg - OQ) the Post-Dispatch. ey than expected H . ° rf . G+) he «) 7 ’ 7 ‘ La iis . se are? sbbee?s ‘ , a ‘ . = hile Australia cle ared %. | : The Australian crop estimate § t at 169.800.0000 bushels 00 in , - | Peru ote b ged ll bbe " ¥' 2'a8 , i My ] Ortable surplus of 111.00 ae mi, ht ; ’ . ; AL ners : ‘ 7! |} Peru ‘gy ’ bo a? ' 2 | _ Mac I sr “a , ‘~~ ear N PSer 3 oe aU wl {f which 67.000 An bushele ; 4) ) ma he aw 2% ‘ Polane ie, are om , 3 6 , ; 7 pegs _ 5 o — op tap se an) smepagsdeeh stele RD ie Selita), BAA “7 = pa oe . ats, — * i iweatNer and showers over the (ar ; = , a Ww & § () 1A) & 11 Sy West which are further delaying fi ene Sh WTA, an ~ © 7, ad he Wt ~~ oe Italy has had 6 : R 4G , um @ te , M a top. Outlook in Iq G Wen S SX 8K) BAS) RSG | Rai Pol ae] 93 | 93. | OS | Vorto Alex 8 61 1034510515 15% |MeC C new. 2258) SA% 32°] BAM... | NEP Gig! hE, OS | (808 | aay , i ie wet SR 4110814 TOR: m A et fis £9 er ions de | Rene. a, aol aat pil oh) ee Leet : 35a! au! 85%) 3 ort 5 Fe 106% 106% 100% Dr. Pierre Bougrat was a highly respected physician rv@ . «des / ‘- 3 , ot é . a Tt ‘ p. a - ‘ i ¥ rte * j . » : , Te . ” , se 2 r 5 . , . a os | 5 ers wit t 21 V1 ! , in Marseilles, and a member of the Legion of Honor. May was Bue List iS | M6 = | RGW col et oo | G0. | 60 | dnined | ieee 2119) | Mil Rub pf! S0aj101_ I PONG “O%s) 61)105 10 hy 103 be 102 He had a fashionable clientele, and was rising in wealth ee earn Se DeOe See, 0... 410% , v1 ach 4 ; ‘9 a tee? | Rhinell aie sivl ol : me gg Seti 2 6 ol america Mi. 0 2 + & 100% 101 % 10 : 4 the year ne Cores ovet t + F ; an ° ' , os 3 “ * ; > i oe 8 mine . - Cig , a.’ } aime pe i tn ‘ : - og | . thy ‘ 107 1 107 ~ ae 7 | and respect. But something happened to him, and irding ing ; at ' oO} ‘ o row . ‘ . 2 pe pal) \\ Lp ‘ ' re aie ; “i ’- i. a » 1044 44 } . . . seg inbegae investment pa yf ' » it : . | &: tL IM&S een 5s . ; ™ i Rtima St or 2| O75 NT% 5 ees stant - 924 o= ba = a soahen teases 22 19 se after a friend had disappeared with a large | of we: mc: July ; ea hen i ‘ iB re StL. Ss ‘ 4*., : vo 4 y ae ; File Cc J . , ™“ ; NT pt ’: oo = ae : . ee ie : 42 ..| 8] 90%] 90. | Ore! bet | money his body was found hidden in Dr. Bougrat’s Duluth was reper GA. S$) 844! R4%) 84% | SILIMES 4 96% 36%!) 10% oats to the East o™N ch 4H Y £41, ' eai,! stL&BF 54s D V do S 3 3 105% Fe LOS" sian i eee) ree) ee ; . : : ant oats ie with Wee ot 4D 364. 110% oy | SILASF pin de Al 2. (B7%! 88 I Saivador & + 3/100 % 100% j109%.| Municip 5 | Ot TO! eau “25; |PSE&G » uy '102 4/102 % 142 Ys office, and the subsequent investigation revealed an lard wae unchanged 10 a ‘ 1 NatFPro “m4 ai a | | : : . ; ; *e : ia hA&Tr = gGi,) 96} an? | coLeaF Ose ee Ja 100%, m™ iSao } ye. ae 3 , ? Porat * ia n & 1, > “ % ety ~ “ at +04 103% 103% | amazing story of dual identity which will be told in 97 7 ESere reac ‘ ae + ete ee Risk Run «- . : i. ctLasSF adj Ge Bass ’ $14 POUL, Lt NP&Lt pid 3 3D . 2 . ee ts GRAIN, BIDS AND OFFERS Ball) tas +, 7 jm | Sticker inc Os. ee | ee eee bot of.) BS enti oe |) atPubs Bt! DRM) 18% rel it Ct em i se] 2001100 % 100% 100%)... | the next Sunday Magazine of the Post-Dispatch. °.¢ O39 ~~ e& -% J 5 ** we “ “ qu A > i : ~\ “4 stLSwn Tern) ‘ ‘ , _—T ; ane: ~ ‘ AGU May 13.— Gram bide 12 i 4 '4, . ° n% eh r ‘ gt Lae ’ ory bs OD : ‘ ‘ 100 % 191 4.8 405 3 + . SA&APass lel of uy °F | > 4 2121 4% (223 %IISi § SehUsine tes : Schulco 644s B \Seab A L con 6s ; 'Seab A L adi =~ JY} SF m1 [eee on. = sal my O2u+ 9%) @ ie : = 4 - 8 See iSeab A L rig 4* 7 | 71% |Toho Fl P 7 55 i WOE aa MT ge) eel Ter , : : v e | , ' ‘ TD alle rT Rs . 51, | Gea All Fla Ry 6s) °17} 95! 95%! 98% [Fok Bi 14 6 2 AK ty r O Fo, 28) ttm 7 11%; 10 o €¢ Po. D4 § ea Society and Club News, Women’s Features, Automobiles, Radios, Sports, Rote IS MEN Ne tters EG Nos nt! 1 107% 1077 % | Sheff Farm 6%e | * 2105 % Luss | Tok City 9 o~ -. | ; s in es an) 40n ns ee ee | eal eeeel af My ‘ , : Grain bids and offers eager: forth Ry 3 8114, [Shelf Bartpw as 18, 90%) 09%| 29% | Uitiawa E 7 ms 1 Oh | oe fj Pac Lt | 10a! S7e i378" ers | -----] an 8 OS ee ener mereuee gravure, Picture Section, Color-Roto Magazine, News of the W orld. 9" Mec Ry Se 71008, 100% LOM% | Silesian Am col v® Pi ly | ip Aust 7 4 +p 99 | i , -: Les 3 , i | | 14 fe ; ‘es . *T) ; | a; Q7 5 mR Simms Prt Hea et) oe TOO “ . : ’ } ae - Say 4 ge mA “f ‘41 et 116 Hit, e 3 4 r ' 7 ; 7 1H) 8 10) % Sine C Oil col r . 100 ly ' oy © > s as . 3 + ! 7 ia ee gt 1A iM j te M A , ool. S e, UT% > THE BIG SUNDAY -—_——— Cae i Ole ret ei 4” |Sine con Oi} Bigs, 40) 97 ‘Tok C 51 Tt 1% | 87%!) 87% o leripts, 13 : tion. sChee 53 . oe C o7 HO % - i | iy: | Lo . ot & Londen Wool Auct! 1 sat " | Sine Con Oll Oo © — : . } | 5 % TP&L 5 56 3, 06% | 96% | 9A%) 06% ’ «, ? * . : ba ' a = aes , om 1 90 ’ 7 1a : | bos | 38%} 40 % | USR 64535, S 10a eee OR It Sets the Pace a4 je pe : 5 ‘Tent ‘\ : ee . “ e*s _ : b, =e * ‘ * ; 4 tie , 5 per cent inw sale. rian 0 "STO 101 Sou Pac evt 4s at! = , fhureday * Www Unie. , , SincCr Of] purGszs 100 dy /100 7% r , be , ” Be : . #i my os ~- > | ‘ ; as ’ . — “ 4 ; ; r* res {3 Mf s tf, we antinent took | ¢ 28 why! of | HO% | Sou Pac riz 48 99 Tr} BGM! IG Oo i down, ON) . , otter eit ; “ 7 " / TONDON. Mav 13.—At _ ne kh & Co 614, fipet As. | > r ve, H2%) 2% Y toda “42 TES baics were offerec . = , ; Ay . 2 Sine . rx ee gs 101 101 “ty ; 11 000 were eold. There ¥® ! wd t | , 10 i. | Smith Corp et anne 11003 a4 ; ; te ead = 3 a ty % 102 a | a 546 100 ‘ ect * whi h met. a eteray » By Mar - 1 -* ye + So Car &G 2108 % 108 % ' |. The vis. ™ U. : ? i a + ame trode 26.500 and Ameriee not - ~ fe | $8 40%9.03:. 240@260 pound ' 13.000 bales were held ovet and Oem NT te Son PacSFrTer 4* ! e131. 1308 ow 2s. few heavier loads Gownwari _— Byis. we Y . Be . iw — nee . ms | | : o ‘} ’ > & Ss & 7s ~~ and withd awa: 4 b 4 . 1 ~—— ‘ : So Por Ric eu ’ . = "F 25 | ad} ine Sh NB U1) N21 So Bell T&T Ss, 10,103 )0 3 FO RAST 1s scrpes closed firm and com 1 > l j . ‘ , ‘ » v6)" oO _ i . n-April auctions nr deste w2 (102 : Sou Pac cvt 5e 4 2/10 Me | 1Ve 's > } Departmen ¢ Agriculture.)—H etne A 7 fine woolt - 7 — & FS Srrs Seb -_—- ~ : - f-$DDBe: . QQ ee | A; i South R gen 15 8 ‘ ~~ © S ae he oe i Q “he lores ~~) : ! 97? , " d. P bat ~ 9 24) Ry Mons ‘ : 9 ‘ | y : B, v.« Wik JV. Da Mitek 80WS i ; ‘ "si . . ~ ~~ ‘ ~ ered . —— > 53 ] soy ROY RY | South Ry ger Gs. | Fs yrds © its , 90: . ah ok ee cee it LE Sou oa . eee ay See 8 | Ga TTLE—Receipts, 800: catves, 500; |) Ph Mor 4 16 _ 16% WSM 6: iid Iixtra on Alab wma we ; ,195%4 105% '108N [Sou Rr een aaa leteers and heifers nominal ariy: OWS | . Ms > at : Ms | ong sai 97% | atts NEW YORK. Mav bi" ; . ‘ | e. ss ee 2 oR Beton. _- By Med . : ’ ua . . ; = , fort —_ |: as aoe t i | ot iSw Bell Te! 5 os] 0 . A > a Shes Wie CC 5 30 2 7%) 87% 27% Sogthern Ral wal i, =A WN) | if [sto NS. Mil 5 .} . 10° d hie nape ca + ~~ | Pra .. 1500 165 (142% 164 = % | FOREIGN BONDS. cic Pee Beceem Pfs ngs the Southern ha ‘ Oo NJ @ed 5 4 ; - Le.) _ 2 ’ ae a tL PrOor j TA0a 1a8 9AM 1099 | —— declared exirs dividends br ‘ f * , . Al. f . ; + 4 jlow cutters, $4@5; a ; uj ‘ . ’ iPr ‘da Ca nf rhe TT 4 ny l ’ ; . : 48) Ai at : LES an a ee : share on beth the preferre’ ia see, imine Ts |g 1s 100% | SHEEP— Receipts Oe = Clb af Pale | ame ‘82 47 1) PAR) OAR HOH) OO% | ran = stocks. dn, addition to res ter Ty ty | | ‘Sar Hower: other clasare steady oe eee Pull Com a 741, 79 >: at 7 C45 7 98 | 95%! 96 | O54 4 fis *‘.s (annual divisclendte cf 1.75 on - \ad o> , ra ae . , a Pe Clipped a! ibs Qe bulk aaa , ” eo} , *. i A? & R ‘. i POR *, 119 Tse common dividesd@: are _?P . ' | a | &t ; aad & .“x~ BIT @17 BO sie ei be wraps “eke” 4 , 8: Y ss Th 07 be o7% 7 itt 4 vy * : S { : . ” -— 4 2 ’ : - .. r ' é ba : ’ Bnagr * ; “s . . ~ © ss *gost ’ 7 . _ ; ab ry ‘* ’ ; *S and the preferred on AUF. . @ , > mm . £106 % 1 OG % 106% B41). e, VOsi CUpped Ewes, sate bie oe * YA y cell “sO ad, ‘ Jean E P we U A ¥7 ’ rn Pee Re ” 4 4 . ° ’ : a Md

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WIRE & 54 4,5 Hegre Ha in 8 ss? Rose, on ee ~ SS GaE SRS gainer tt: am “ Seren Ness 1 ; Pprry are undermining , tire system by taking a thor. grad ough cour or twice a week for several weeks—and see how Nature re- wards you with health. q when Calctabs are the greatest of : rades b ell system purifiers. Get a *'ss¢ family package with full diree.|* tions. Only 35 cents at drug stores. ge . Louisans who spoke were iné C INTE /Seshee O00 WIL L UR ewarés ——— McDaniel and ests, solidarity of population and | pesos (Child: Special to the J°0st - CHIC HRASHA, iS) May 13.— This will be the last town in which the 100 good will tourists of stoppe Ss Oi PpuUud se of Calotabs—once ‘"2'" 4 . - 3 ~ “i cities famous. In the production ot f aneen transportation ayetem whi ich Be as | In her directly with her market.” — aa the Ousiv ‘ because in its lies advancement for that the *ost-Disr2: « ~% Louis Chamber of Com- tonight, in T he V be entertained here as in the they have Since 1915— Standard for all sets RADIO / TUBES Sic assess ° Y 4 td todav from fcitrr HI } “? > SILTINE 10v0arT ~ = kn te ‘ -Anar rederick, Snyder morning. the St. Loulsans | TY; Ps » be "sed } . . ; at KHingiishne r (;,utnrie, ; c *"\ Te : 3 >In Ale -a7} crafts 'p onca C and Blackwell}. e Oo-parce 5 4-piece ban d, Spaaponer of jj ai : vour vitality? Purify your en- | children in the second and thir 4 ublic school met ant Altus, fF | : ton | “Starring Leaving Oklahoma City yester-{| re TT 7+?) r . * aro 75 ULNnTri¢e Vv sicie ed UrISTtS viS- | tae +}, saoeoa Ltssc _ Bilious Fev oe | It kills the germs i is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, er and Malaria. Explore.Colorado’s Newest xt Playa ound qSSONAL FORES OUNTAIN TRAILS for riding and hiking—Cool, clear lakes and streams — Fishing — Snow-capped peaks — Barren deserts — Rolling sand dunes... The entire West concentrated, all in one great national park. Ideal for your summer vacation. Easily Accessible via Missouri Pacific Lines Summer schedules of The Scenic Limited and The Westerner effective June 12. Illustrated Literature and Complete Information at Citv Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway ‘MAin 1000. PACIFIC 7? “4 Service Institution Low Round Trip Fares For Summer Travelers en ctvTurnichen 16-Pc.Bedroom Outfit—°225 Value WELCH & CO 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. $129 | This Low Price Is Made Possible Because of a Fortunate Purchase Recently Made by Us! 16 MARVELOUS PIECES, INCLUDING A SUPERB BOW-END BED! DRESSER (WITH SWINGING OR STATIONARY MIRROR)! CHIFFOROBE (OR CHEST OF DRAWERS)! CHAIR! BENCH (OR ROCKER)! COIL SPRING! MATTRESS! BED LAMP! 4 BOUDOIR LAMPS & 4 SHADES! GENUINE WALNUT in “ne ert ichis finish d $Z & i* eck Here’s A Real Surprise for June Brides! 4% Piece — You’ll Say It’s Easily Worth $250! ——_— —_—-— =. itoom combination with micr : ‘ , BETL DD Yale e WS ‘py $55 “Polar” All-White Metal i cotannees | $*3 g-.2° 9-WAL!L CONSTRUCTION INCLUDING 11,- THICK SOLID CORK INNER WALL All HEAVY RUSTPROOF METAL SHEETS SIDE AND OUT. 3-DOOR SIDE iCER STYL IN. E $25 Refrigerator All hardwoed construction 172 —rolden oak finish—white enamel ltined—i-door side icer seaAwire. PORCELAIN LINED REFRIGERATOR 3-Deer Side-icer reduced to $65 All-White Metal Porcelain —~LINED— Refrigerator | 9-WALL CONSTRUCTION 1',- INCH THICK SOLID CORK INNER WALL—+seamiess POR- CELAIN lined—convenient front- cer style. Reduced to only Bss , *39= ====| TERMS—$1 A WEEK |=». Wel 50 Terms 52 a Week ti ti te ee —— ~ — ° . ~ ow My a a _ Ot A lll at s “Where the ¢ Customer Is Always ys Right” | agg ei ~ = FURNITURE % MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1106-07-09 OLIVE ST. ~ | All These 15 Pcs. Included SUPERB 3-PIECE LIVING-ROOM SUITE! TABLE LAMP AND SHADE! BRIDGE LAMP AND SHADE! ARTISTIC DECORATED MIRROR! JUNIOR LAMP AND SHADE! CHARMING CONSOLE TABLE! TABLE SCARF! 2 BOOK ENDS! DAVENPORT TABLE (OR END TABLE) Open Saturday Until 6: 30P. M. om . Delivery Wi Within a Radius of 60 Miles ™—, Free More than 20 of the newest, lumber and steel it ranks among To distribute these and ucts which the South-| west needs, St. Louis maintains the | Breatest open aPctges market in the BARNEY'S ILACE: TO-TOE OUTING SHOE All sizes for men, youths, wOmen, misses and ¢ aren. The uppers are mai'e of a high-grade white can- vas with ankle patch and rubber trimmed. All have dur- ™ able non - silp 3 rubber soles. Choice, a ir, ALL SIZES ” FOLDING STEAMER CHAI Made of thoroughly tested seasoned wood. Adjustable to 4 pe sitions. The cover is good quality fancy stripe duck. = = celient reclining Chair for the porch, lawn and camp. Saturday only, one to a customer. J Mit, ee oa ae ($1.25 Pint ley-Hot -Botile today..79¢ | Hot and Cold Jugs, 1 gallon. . $1.29 Q0c Folding Camp Chairs teday..49¢ $5.00 Folding Camp Tables...$2.79 $3.00 House Paint, gallon....$1.59 = $1.25 GUARANTEED ALARM aa $20 SUITS & TOPCOATS Two and three piece Suits for men and | ‘ young men; Wg ' F 7 c o nservative =—_ Summer patterns, ‘ and new Spring style Topcoats. SUITS & TO x VALUES UP TO For men and vag - & s« & men; skillfally tal- ‘jored: newest Spring pat- terns. A large variety to choose from. Choice Slight MEN’S WORK PANTS, Values Up to $2 .S"="* Paip, MEN’S $4 & $5 TROUSERS, Newest Spring Styles, $2 TO $4 STRAW HATS | $1.59 LUGGAGE or men and yours men. Some | pits any car and ts ae of this season's newest and [| the running board most attractive styles. Plain and | **Tews- Opens te heat i 48 fancy straws, with plain or fancy col- legiate band a. hoice, F 44 $4 Auto Motor-Driven Hern: E. A. Beep-Peep Vibr. Horn. Stafford’s 60c Auto Polish..... $2 Electric Soldering Iren..... $2 Auto Radiater Lock Caps_....@ $2 Auto Slip Seat Covers, 2 pes, MEN’S $1.65 WHITE IMPORTED ENGLISH BROADCLOTH , ee atthe were meg BSc if ' urcay ann MEN’S $2 AND $2.25 FANCY sae 90. BROADCLOTH SHIRTS rons SHIR TS, =. b5¢ WORK Sport Style .. MEN'S $2 Men's 35c Lisle Socks, § ws.....$2 Men's 75¢ Fancy Dress Socks...49¢ Men's 20c Work Socks, pair 12c $1.00 Breadcisth Union Suits... S9C 85c GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM #) #¢ FLOORCOVERINGS urday, square yard MEN'S $5-& $6 DRESS OXFORDS " LUMBERJAGKS, 98 T5¢ Athletic Union Suits, 3 fer. 75¢ Athletic Knit Union Suits.... ; . : : | dae, ¢ re ABT seat rind’ BRM Phe ig Be 4s § s ™ eel enennmneneen PB der . — a0" Pith ae sien "hh ee ee Tee,” BERT R Tah ie Ss eS. eae Se , a ee ae ro & Popular Comics — News Photo or FRIDAY, MAY Dithtitttttttthi \FishidititiithhititithtittQn Vi bi iiiisshtittidititih StAetiiegdi CS 4FALE SGA tMAiLtiztiihnty (Athi bi bsisditthtithitihtthttih eee alin 4 — a -_" : Sh tdbdhitittia 1 dhidhidishtihhttttttidid ¥ a brs ye Wis] AA ASS LAS A 7 FIL Ed ) Castilian dance, by pr the estate was turned raised for the propo “Lhihdtithh PAMASITIS ISS LA SAA AERA AMAA SSA IS SEIETAS LDS Lith ditidh¢dhttidhithd SIILLELS SALADS AD PEL PIAL ALLA AID LOL AS Speen mee on. : % gs , 4 ¢ “Vd hhihhiithhhtthiitthhhhhtiittihtittttiththtthithjihtittija Miss Edith Peters SLIFLILIDASSSSDAL LAL LP EDA ATAS LIL SLAG “A (dddbddddididsdediiisddddiatisissdddiisidsiisitithhidtiitdddidtisihdghiiiitssddisihhhihdditdiithhitthtitttiita

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Adjustable to 4 po- fancy stripe duck. An ex. lawn and camp. On sale ALARM CLOCKS, 65c} Sr ’ . TOPCOATS d three piece Or men and roung men; 75 —————— o nservative styles, Spring and Summer patterns, SPECIAL and new Spring style Topcoats. SAT, Choice .. ONL SUITS & TOPCOATS VALUES UP TO $30 For men and young men; skillfully tai- 95 7 . Candy booth—Miss Elizabeth Dillon, Mrs. I. D. Kelly, Miss Leonore Cahill, and Miss Muriel Clemens. —By Post-Dispatch staff photographer. ity + oop enenat 927 sneha . Priore aed b = = - . . ya , = . . I ° oy ay - . . - 4 ~ ws - po ¢ wre , ay ore omaha ee ~ oe Ee ee ee” toe pore ays ra pl crdaine: sages lareveaies & “1 : ¥ ath. . ; ee wkegens . * . im ba one 7 a oa igmae ap one ' “hes a... ° * I, ra . - Dae Peete aiede oat ¥ haa’ oneqhear X J 7 neg “ - vier, PEA Pepin tgs é Oe : ~ - -.4 “ - a ?. a _ . y aa > > z Le * 5 * So een Cangior 5.88 PORE OR, oe ON Fa Pt tas aia oN Pe Ps ~ RE Se ee 4 ERS D SF . Sean y eee setae, dele le Fee oe i ee = LA Ld 2 zal quae A MEN'S | Swans GGG Po’ LUMBERJACKS, 98c 511 75c Athletic Union Suits, 3 for...$2 Sc | 75c Athletic Knit Union Suits. ...44¢ Zc | Men's $1.50 Pajamas, Sat., suit, 9Se Sc | Men's $2 New Spring Caps, now 9Sc TENTS. $18 Auto Waterproof Tents, $10.95 Auto Tents, 7x7-ft., 10-0z. dk., $6.95 $20 Waterproof Wall Tents, $10.95 $29.50 Umbrella Tents, 7x7, $16.95 $47.50 Poleless Tents, 91x94, $39.50 > + \- -- F 5 ; . ° \", Ke Al | Lh hhh hh dd bd bdddiiduunuuAénzcocZCZLCE Lhd dddhddddiddisdshdisddddidiiiddillddddida tllldlllissilsstlldldllidddddiitdddsdsddddishhisdddddttdddbe MLLAOGMSASSASASSS PDS Miss Alice Scott and Miss Dorothea shana Mrs. W. R. Shillington and Mrs. Edward Morton agel. Mrs. Charles B. Spalsbury, with something valu- Bonteter. able to sell. Listen Miss Edith Peters and Miss Florence Ludington. dM hhd hhh hdd thd ddd dhhhdddhhddbdidibhthihhdddddddsiddhddisdsiditidditisdisidilliillllliiilluiiiiiiitllldisidddddbididihhdhidhddhdddihdde CLL MAMA edd lllllllllilllhiuitsdihithh oY ry, WILLA hdd dbhdh WW LL ddddddiddddssdshbddbdddddbddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddididdddddididsd LL, OTT TN TI TITAIIITTTTTTILLLTILLLILULALALLLLLLLAILLLLLLLLILILLLIDALLLLALL LALA ULL i ior rr imma GLILLLL ALLL AILLL ALLL LLLALLLSLLLLLLL LLL ELLA LLL UI LLL Zipper SLLLLLLLILILELOLSLLLELDLLIDD SILAS ttt tbd ttt td bdt tess td sss deserts ss lsssd lL esses es lebeb bss ssdsseslssissrl, é ~ oS GE aw ve ae oe SE a a # oe ~ She FISHING TA $1.25 Steel Fishing Rods, black enamel- 4Qc ed, 8 and 9 feet.... $1.25 Multiplying Reel—Click. ..49¢ $6 Shakespeare Level W. Reel, $3.98 $1.75 Silk Line, 50 yds., 20-1b. T., 98c $1.75 Tkle. Bor, Duco drab col, SC $6 Cantilever Tray Tkle. Bor. . $3.98 $20 Devine Fly Rod, new..$16.50 $1.75 Trot Line, 50 staged hooks, 8Be Wm. Penn, Little Chaneeller, Garcia, John Luskin,§ ete. c Chaice oT? nl eel ODS, STORE S eee ‘ : R ; a li ie On ee m6 a “LLL LLM LMM hdd iiMhiiiththihhit a ddd ddd ddddidhtia thddthidtshihdbdhbhddidihidddsathhddiddididkddddiddiddhiddidtidddddddtissthdiddddddidhdhidihidddddidddd (ipdididdikddididbddidddidiiiiiiitdddddiiitsidddiisdiiissisdiiiasiditidittssuQ0QA.Jt0inn£c1c1.ccnccnnce £24 ddd dddddddddddd ddd dddddllllliiiiiililliildididddidiiiiidtsha ddihitshithssidlhdsiditihsddistsishididhdddbddidistisssidhttidi:sddésisdiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil yy pe, OL Addit tithhthtithththtthi bg : | g 3 lins, Mrs. Frank C. lin, Miss ; ae. he lotto concession, Mrs. Horace Buckley, Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins, | Caughlin, as At the millinery shop—Mrs. Vernon Clark, Mrs. Edmund Grayson, Mrs. Val Goessling, Mrs. Charles Fox, onan Mount and Mrs. Gaylord Fauntleroy. 7 =¥ wh ay A£ - ; ‘ , “ d M : E J K ne eons s j ~ Mrs: Clarence Kirby and Mrs. &. J. Stautee, , Fne* FG -_ Mrs. Frederick R. 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A 7 ; z Wa ee er hy gates: thi) — FRIDAT : ° = MAY 13, 1927, MEDIT ATION wah I A me MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND W hat . ed ; - Ls +4 > Il like Riue-eved 2 ‘ > a "2 . ¢ * bs ] | Bae ae ‘ ¢ a u heen able 10 resist the fascinatior eved men may be more « atg than jue-erved men— t f -_ ey » A * 2 Aor ¥ g a mooc ° arc Gs ws es ; — a ila é ee pa c ? i F 4 press me, and conceit 18 as Gist a > a - , Modesty in a man is iike fi sg -fa L. ~ A ‘ ee Il like old-fashioned men. Me: ever’ WO! mothers to assume that berself otherwise. . i 4 > : . P . + tt aad , ; c co , , c nie ec ‘* a) Cen cuilty of yearning to be pett Ll she roves herself : ; ++ ro. -— ‘ ~ , - is —_ > i. _- e Qod it takes a lawyer to convince at she is 1 I ng a game even then. - - . ’ ”~ ~ +4 ’ 7s . a ~ o ~ ~ - > F Frat like men who are delicaie, tencer, and ia s in : . 7 o- . ee? , = oy ¢ “4 sé vr ar > 4 2 - at? ny? making. When I was very young, | used tot . v it be thrill . ‘ar - ‘ nr hig tat} Ps LJ Oo. , > +5 ing to be “Lochinvared” by a boi g esistil } su iewene »A liko SCENT Pima my taste has improved. I like a GENTLEma! * o . > ~ifiea — _* oo r ‘ c re ch - Z ; +> I like unseiiish meé n B 4 a@ias Grd ‘ i ; i i i { = b nhoiliy nn arri¢ and aevo ed Th t eir wires. Some ¥ or id seem t e€ laPppPLL ai i44TU Gis 4 0 b [am going 1 , bd fr r —— }. in » for an unselfish rried man If 1 find one will send hin post-haste to the Museum of Fine Arts, as a@ rare and precious speci- = + >» ~ - +s _ ~~} mes. a. . . ’ | + - 7 — Li Tl like men who love Deca nature—ancd ev Men ¥ a2 va | ain ‘i . ;. on. ’ mcs rec 4 ‘ r u 2 - 4 hare A La! ii 2s a Di nit { _- | n e aaa be ; : ~ An . 1. q an CQ ~ wr . definite ambition and an Idea! in life. Men & e a philosor to live by . a 2 a a ? ‘ 2 by eo a. rT °y é j > rr: a -_ I like virile men—strong, vital, capabie n k mal . | zs : i ‘oe whom a woman turns confidently and instinctiveis every crisis always such a sweet surpris Nowadays. mo » mT « ” . 2 - aoa" iti* » . ——_—S = T . > ? ; Ci€i ‘ i AO a ha iS reve . . e . ho ’ "Tr . & ae) }) ee fii 'v aca B Ow! e dé ed and more unseil e also more temperamental, n¢ 7 > ° * | ez a " * r i A — = & t Sa 4 ue | a + iif an . . Al es , o — ~o? » t+ +> mney be aa es . ae mimi iif Ail ' ie &/ a} _ a > © + * , : — - — nr man tr ai | The kind of men whose shoulders seem made for a woman (o cry on. * 7 o y _a nm wnt » re nA +} Fos l like men who are not too e-mannis 0 stand ft +; c . minin ane "hh . delicate and complicated workings of the feminine mind. Who love WOMAN—but not “wimmen! + a . : tmr a seihia eT who an 7 t+ ener = pnart’ trith I like good-natured, sensible men : : + ~* ~+ -— + ~~ on “~ > . —. their grouches, who are not consta OKINE an argumeé! w! 4 : - . —~ .Z ov b ) c never bully the waiter. KHindiy, even-tempe i men > . - I like intelligent men better than geniuses, daianca n better than brilliant men, silent men better than scintiuating n and clean-cut well set-up men better than Adconises >» . . What kind of man do YOU like? o . . Write and tell me: {i 2 1907 © be B ve a) in ‘Idren’s Bedtime Story ou wid ow Yes bGLOL hh y oy By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Peter Asks Dan nv te Fiction neer : As things that Nat ETER RABBIT and Pann) Meadow Mouse were starine open-mouthed at Bigmouth th: Hippo. Spotcoat the Leopard had that Bigmouth at just told them home is sometimes calied the Nive: Hog. “That's a good name for him.” whispered. Danny to Peter “Those little eves of his are Ppis- gish They are 80.” ‘And look at his tal exciaim Prter, who its always interested ieils. because he has such a f little tail ef his ow: “Just look a his tail! Jt is just such a good-for- nothing littie ta as Farmer Brown's pig has.” Now. of course, it wasn't v polite of Peter and Danny tec 81 there making remarks abPout Bic- mouth the Hippo But he didn't mind Pray ens attention to them era while Dann; aiong. Out of force of hab deniy sat up to look this that way. You know, he doing that out in the Green Mead- ows and in the Green Forest. He dic it now in the animal tent of the circus. Then he dropped back to ali. four feet and poked Danny. “Bite me, Danny.” said he. and t Peter sud- Wav at is alWwavs Danny stared at Peter as if he thought Peter had gone crazy “What's that?” he demanded “Bite me, Danny Meadow Mouse! Bite me!" said Peter “Why should I bite yout” de- manded Danny. “Because 1 want to know if I'm awake.” answered Peter “If you hite me bard enough to ™: jump I'll know I am awake.’ “Talk sense, Peter: talk sense,” seid Danny. “Of course you're awake.” o “Then.” said Peter. ‘tell me you see what I see.” and he pointed ever to the far side of the anima! tert. Danny tooked. Then he. ea up and stared. My, how he did stare. Finally he looked up at Peter and in Danny's eyes was the same unbelief Peter had felt. “There can't be any such thing as I see.” sald he. “There simply can’. bé any such thing it's a tree with a head and it’s walking Whoever heard of ézch a thing” Whe ever, ever hoary of such a thing? “That's fust What I sce. Dannr.” too. “,0e88 Pater. “Ro you nesdnt bite _ Me after OH. Of course. it can’t be wash ‘ } . 4 ’ ir. DP. r t 4 zm ~ = lat Tv. > > VW oa , g 4 a -_ I 3 . side o , ~ > ? e fernft at ») believe tha t y §) ‘ = rs Ps wren tft 4 Pd ‘ cre Was VX >| r ' “ ‘ 2 wn ~ ~- } ~ ia 4 hee a ecg whispered Pe “It has two s orns said Danry. ‘ _ —_— " . And its iezs are longer than its } liege: . spered P = 4 | iat » * , +* Isn , that AR r . a g : c T 5 i =| > : ¢7 , - ’ t Liia née 4 5 « : ia Ms 5 4 ow Mous lowever do you s ; pose 2 ©€ ‘ a ... f az i* it we ‘ a? | €on't see bh vw tf sand ta - ; ’ eee | > & a iA® (O : ano ss 4 he . ee i? 5 R3x ‘ nN a s aaa —. ee a The Dishcloth . ad HE dishcloth ia an Offensive articie in many kitchens. Often thie @ because the childre: che go Why nat) the young folks that the dishcloth requires proper care and must b- kept “sweet?” Teach dishcicth wit “A? awh them te wash ant scap and *®ach dishwashing ana tO rinse {ft well under the en waier faucet before hanging it up it is the cold-rinse that « pre- vent that sour odor and disagree- abdle ailmy fee!'ng. What Do You Know? A Daily Knowledge Test 1—Who composed the opera “I Pasliacci: t known to most of us ch as all unhappiness iB Irish biue eyes and Ul skin | riag of Castille’s sons and daughters, An Ingenius Answer. are by no means the whole answer Now, if Dr. Berillon’s theory 3s to the problem There are, so Dr.' correct, it might reasonably be od- Berillon asserts, about 150 basically jected how is it that throughout pure and distinct race stocks on the world there are today brilliant earth, and 50 of th re orimen and women whose immed less, are represented in th ‘nited ate ancestors were of the very ‘Obey Racial Impulse,” —But, After All, That Simply Means Falling in Love. Years, it took the Heinz Kitchens to develop the process of making Heinz Rice Flakes! But the cap- tivating, pop-corn flavor was worth it... You'll think so too after you've had your first breakfast of these crispy, curly flakes that stay crisp in milk or cream ... They'll be your Sdent Breakfast Beil. RICE FLAKES m OoTeEX emp human — iy . ; w+ toc Nc { i- r\é e ¢) * aamer ’ rat 8 wo as Li They all say they love you—but “‘4 Wil nap} In same bloc you hesits Be ba ms opinion ea Hn one ¢ These ey ,» > \ 4 od uc ve of conf) Cc or ate. P , ze . . — i> ol = ? races has the quality of elling But the doctor has an answer (0 other races, or more prop ach this crit sir an ingenious an- , Ta PRGA : a , P 7 Rs ARNO DOS H -I LE ROT, member Of ne f c & } tive sewer and on apparel j . Wu ie a . . — ~ra . - ad " ~ 7 7 os , > : Paris ¢ orrespondent of the Poste | repugnhance tor memobders otner . reas G& wie , - — ‘ ; ry". , 1. ‘ > Dispatch and the New York aces. And this qua is to all Take New York City, the iw 4 “+ ; - c ms . +, rot = W orld, ent and purpose an § €. in-| wWworids egréa . meiring | a ~ é-e i % ° ~ ? ” ' » hh = + _ PAR}S. ang e emana 3 xe { ura Says On w d think that nor- ~ & 2 ~*~ + wtara? Ss y | ~~ r) ann - nme A rriase — . - , , “ re ; r . . ~ ’ at , - eo ‘ j £ e. Every girl may be The Woman Chooses VOu'G possibie uncer sucl ' . fa + - no ‘4. = Be oe ? | 2 | +» - . “ > r - = ~ ¢ ‘AFT a? i] t NOH he rik t 3 I De «& é . =? — ct =. s won n i . aa “Ar Opiiiit 4 ras iif 2ii8 yno : - "—Y = ana er ta a en will be intelligent. physi- sing. The 1 « alwave Sale unhappiness and greatly : a : ' ble 1+ ged Sanitv ynormaiity £ ie 4 pOse Lie ime 4 . ; a a ps - i vn i. a A ] a no ~ — Tr) g ¢ “or o - . ° > , depends on tne giris Oo} n—tne passive | Supt stance, nat @ ~ - ‘ - oy ; f ti Pcent ng yon w se fathe was t Sa s&s ma wh 4 € ‘ ¢ ‘ is the De . : is ~ 4 : aa a a | a . , “a } cs a - “ } 3 TY is 7 eene ? Ve 4 Str aT) eee SS in 4 r us ha W ] cr re fi. SiG ft . é « ra is . . ~ ’ —— a a s r eloping stunted minds, has y enough n each of them there at sed wWorid con ent t ® and iS a ia j portion of Irish blood r ,. re » or » A & bi S = At i ra © * x “ . c e Oc ’ a as’ £ s * get he the « y — ae Ait - Weil OF no; et wus suppose + ~ - e @ snstrat Many a he have idren. Cunmousiy a > s ‘ é i A . . — .. > > - xs ~ } s predctlee é S Berilions observa- s | } . ° rig these cl ireén may 5 ye? ~ _ re ey ¢ } - r ne ’ i | Oh mais tu tT) ’ ie - rr) o).2s tT i i e It 18D ‘ jG oe, Vy © = nee hecause of the preponder- . = * > ~~ . = oe ; 1€n ( S j] savat ance in eir. parents of Irish r j ~*~ C cfr “ i- : 7. . L of é I i chii- . % Rer yn through- t+ -_ " r > . I > 2 ~ VW & > ‘ r = m j }- t t 1D EF: J eT: = = me VW ’ ft . Va - i- P a Wat wh Or ver ; oh r s for taking the 1} verbia! haz- h what your lover A s s z keep thern- 7 ; : y on . : . | ) t of human mating. In all phosphate should not wed a car- - - . > S | 3 - re _- ¢ in arn oO! -war bonate. instance t q ace r of s j hije- Ma & a , + Y ‘riage of ¢ 7 7 = ne ¢ - ria = nas } SS f q If. Jer } Ber = ph = r i S ¢ ~ ai : - ? - > > } “4 X 5 4 TY sé s¢€ | Vv S . ” \ ad amily Puzzle Solved. ~ ~ Ty 7 . ®& . . ~ i S5 4 ‘ A - th e ne ie the rea A { AT ize & A ‘ ; rg a4 . 7 re ~ f . Se FB L. : nd ' sed si 4g Yr} T ~ | o j ‘ . y' is - aane Be ~ ~~ “A ; = 4 = = ~ ‘ ; $s ? 7 - i ne * a ¢ a - , A - , i . tn Ld oe Ss > ie 7 é~ + - — ~ . . ny ey 4 2OS rn | ‘ * 7 a ne = ; 7 , i g - = > sii : Long heads, beware of marryins a a « . mm. y o | . 4 q a — ’ = ~ eee wa - . 4 + e ~ 7 * = ane ‘ = = . =" . ~ | . e- ° “ Yr, ‘ = se Z ne ~ = zt ae i We r “ 2 : e Si é ~ _ . z , we Rit o +r : - SES ~ rid mneer- " ‘ r tr- a -_ ~ = _ if ti —_ rn © ~ ~ i? =f i? ”~ & aa: son an | the - . 4 9, 7~ - a S T b - af rT noe € aT o td «= na + »* . = : i" = . 5 = : . wee ~ _ 7 4 4 = g 2 fatine ° ar q ~~ . — . > . - -~ 4 -~ ‘ — — =e - @ an . se - Ps a ‘ f ‘ne. Most stores have Kotex on coun- aes as rs wrapped in plain paper, ready to be SNe up without even asking. 7 .) 4 . (a ) " ~~ a few cents el a pack- No laxndry—discdnd like tissue French Savant Advises mafr- ee ee ae ae ae ae a em Pa a PPP LLLP a a i Mecca and Medina? *In what kingdom are the cities of L a tin hia sn aL LLL LOLI Al ALO “ ~ Ntnaay 4. Just what is pumice sicne. RAPP PPAR PPL PPA LAP AL LALA AINE —" 4—Who are the Dukhobors? PPO PPLE PRP ae in iil ‘am - —_ | 5—-Who wrote the poem, “Pippa Passes: | PP PIG PPP PPP P PPE Oe 6—What is silt? ; PPPPAA PPA PP PPP PPP AAPL LLLP A LL AA LOA ALLA AAA LAL ALL LL Lil ily Sometimes fathcr and mother i—To what flower family, common in America, does the gam re unprepossessing, whil their ; " — - delion belong? children are handsome and strik- | ing. ppt Pd ELL OL LA ALLA A AL ALAA AA AL ALAL AL AL ALLA Ln iil : S$—Who invented the air brake used on railroad trains? e ideal marriage is between per- 20Ns whose ancestors have lived in’) an-~.n... >up- ditional eficiency and greater case & to-the minute improvements your cooking. The Wilcolator Oven Heat Regu- This handsome ran ge wil il be an added lator which will give you scientifically attraction in your kitchen. Its giueep ravored aa HEALTHY little tots should be hus like oatmeal. Give them a tomorrow morning. Vanilla. You'll be ir to how eagerly they eat it—down to the bottom of the dish. famous cooking expert, to prepare & _ number of recipes for us, flave the cereals with Price’s Vanilla other Price Flavoring Extracts. book, “35 Appetite Helps Mother,” is now ready. It tells to flavor practically all kinds of reals to make them tasty, tempt appetizing and wholesome. It positively a revelation how Pri Vanilla — the original true, flavor of rare excellence, st and purity—transforms an ordi every-day dish into a delicious, t food. The book will be sent free @ request. Address PRICE FLAVORING EXTRACT CO Chicago, Il. p?PRICE'S ? gry little tots. But they don’t always Crescent Moon. correct oven temperature and save gas, ing enameled surtaces are easy to Wie ? >) the all ename sed oven the -an with a wet cloth. There is ge * HE crescent moon sails down spring balanced eas v-orening do nickel to be polished. No visible bois f- ne Western sk ciose in her 4} the “Pine Tree” oven and bro or hinges | wake a trang silver star; | burner with front lighter, ( i > Aw » * Greece— | - on Ret ning on tae - Siuct | se —e _ - © he a oe - ao *r s ee a -_ " ' List : - tes ’ Clear high nosen. : Watchin _ ones ' the } nymp* $s ' a” aes? > 2 ease 1g birches— » * it Greece— And er : Ancie ae se hep ae be r¢ =: ‘ = “ ul ; and sp blue s&Kircs Pe eee elt i 7 and fu — | . : mired mad ' 4° aheens ; ot = 2 é er 5 ' al? nile “ Piay zs’ lie ; ris© ~ — . bridg : : ; : ” ts > a gnepherdess of “up York S ae > amaryilis? Ye gods, no: . — _ #3 ~ -~ * nm Ail i =a ra BR YN MAWR | Luck:. LUC KY Women: | HOM do we mean? in all Wy ability, we mean *: Maybe vou think we don't. waybe you consider yourself out of per k 5 ; ‘ less mo and fewer elothes than you can wse. You ar + as beautiful as you wish 1 were You have work ‘to 4) that bores you: the monotonous ‘asks of an office job, the tiresome i cleaning and baepny small, maidiess apart- VOU ar 7. As are tucky. New York women of to- v¥—as compared with | \ 3 ¢ a ’ - rom Of ‘ jer times and piarces The | f «s been borne in upon as by two of the epring stories of is Women 8 ilves Wn cs reading. One of ‘nes lien Hull's “Islande=.” is Sarah Comstock’s Both are bing novels, with ragic truth about them at forties, during the Cali- r je’ be os or and 4 eT . a fa? » She °or os rechklee adven-'! es ire for whom she oa r stead of informe tr . 4 that she would 7o —- 2 © a modern Propal i: ‘Ould do—ehe stare 1 the far 1 works ber rout out ae nz ; al toil | 7 ¢ — her fat) er ret Irn : - s : under her the farm and consigns her ts ry of a working denen4. | . ~ ~~ e ©€ an Uns ratefal rother. naily, she goes | * York home of a nephew | "ee ry jx ee x * «+ é = -+ - i «a t ea ’ oKked in he-> ex-serrice man. For Cor : cold vationa, to oo rn the Lar ‘nh, ¥*S romar;r eo or “yf +» . : - —_ " . . OMIT O1 A Die, renies oe tha th, 4 es- the cease . . i, ®* @ an appalling cut-j ; | 7 “4 2t women in New York! of working. Rut. wit > acy want—and get—' f:ness, beauty. cit~ | Theirs te 7 sordid. dredgics *- ” ee sm > =" many farm women ?*« ee Se ei ee es : e em te ‘wy cipal od is at once movis ~y ‘ng. A woman writhes | ies im otner woman #0 | = inlustiy used. But w “peal alization that few a ’“nerat need suffer suygh ” m efore we younger || 6 ‘ ° _ , ‘ e . Dalia e “ay Marry, We cal-em — r Worn Even if, with a . ‘e give up the pay en- ed it e can 7 . » mentee : ot af «ft tne has been yy s new. simple fact - ‘ => we . ‘ ‘ f her 4! r work too ’ =Oe@ te s 23 Set. . : -” * the Fl ene—the + sa°e fr ‘44 Gay . s co p@nderce € ¥ or woman a : sa now - —_ ane tous at = ‘ ra jor » bet- — any & WOMAN €vVIR De ‘fariness, loneliness Rs - — on many « farm. | B & - ; kk math atic ; 7 . ‘ . a F k * whole womit-! it so it exe ‘ yeas

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PRICE’ tha wn » 4 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch _Daily Magazine | eda Hagen THE WOMAN OF IT By Marguerite Mooers Marshall AMARYLLIS Ancient HEPHERDESS of Greece-— — . 299 4 Reclining on the hillside— Listening to Pan as he pipes Clear high notes, Watching the satyrs Courting the nymphs And nimble nala ds— Dancing, yourself as light As pale anemone And swaying birches— Shepherdess of Ancient Greece — Amaryliis: State” Shepherdess of “up York Where is your croos And crisp blue skirts And-fluttering bows? A hired man Tends the sneep, While you play golf Or contract bridge Shepherdess of “up York S.a Amaryllis? Ye gods, no. ] would call you BRYN MAWR. Lucky, LUCKY Women: HOM we W probability, Maybe Maybe you consider joc. You have less money fewer clothes than you can _ use. You are not as beautiful as you wish You were. You have work ‘to dy that bores vou: the monotonous fice job, the tiresome eooking and cleaning and =~ baby tending In l, maidless apart- + ti'SCaoralh ** eara I mean? In al mean WO) wie think we don’t. yourself out of and ao we Vou tasks of an ol asmall, n ment or suburban home. Nevertheless, vou are lucky. New York women of to- day are sxucky—as compared ‘with women of other times and places. The proof has been borne in upoén us by two of the spring stories cof bravé, arduous Women’s lives waich we have been reading. One of ‘iies* books is Helen Hull's Tne Other is Sarah Comstock’s “Speak to the Earth.” Both well written. absorbing novels. a feeling of tragic truth about th + Pssetmevele ¢ Bs os fe LUTiIOUSIV (Oo thank are sé ly b | = 9° Islanders. a woman would nodern ‘chance is more of a }’ irgatory of ne in ¢} et In the a working denend. an ungrateful ee oe ‘i Finally, she goes | ne New York home of a nephew for whom she n home of rounge r brother. akes © ePrificee he iat * 14 hever reailzes. less, desnice oO} : waar > , . th - I'm 63 years 0:4. ] havs ¢ ron? r sia \ a roor ora penny. m tan al, o ? ., m old to go out to work: folks Strong as I am. She ic stil] a penni- n+ f re and Calization at ed. Simply, her the old-fas‘i- a blind eve for | women. She is . erefore unregardad “ander off the main stream “Oorld's activities, won Helen Hull’s fine at once moving'| ‘Sening. A woman writhes | of an other y and unjustly used. But we that few the realization m need suffer such I ravi long al : Oi its and tl ian, Ellen is 14 Always, before we younger | om f today ud for Our a ur ¢ Se ~ - marry, work. with | ene Even if. we", We give up the pay wom 11° } avn 4 y 7 ? 6's an too het. her work so much he Ellens—the d a v Pan @ iia ae oes ‘. uuwie jrom tne openderce. York ™ say, woman, how- i¢ tolls at joh, ic bet- yy awoman even weariness, Joneliness on many a farm. | plucky, pathetic | the Earth,” is a ves romance and | on a Western the Bad ands, taken Np ‘UP e@x-service For ‘ , , tT) A 4 “peak to Iw ho era * ‘ "cs reality man, ; ae rei F + 2. § Comfortable... convenien’. ge HOrmy ne the cold the des- . " brivations, the cease. | it gor +r, ww) . ii, @ . on — " amas ADPDPai ' wOmM.1n- | ling ole Cute | ; New York | kine. But. with | Want—and get— | en in ness. beruty. civ- Theiraer is 19f drudging larm women stil] Hove Is a PE h 4s and “The } | lucky, we} ‘mother, ‘is none so. tender woman 80) | Wwe cans he |! ‘you are lucky—well, don't i word i “Speak | T I$ time to get ou (Copyright, 1927. fs. By John Held Jr. NOWADAYS A GIRLS COMPLETE WARDROBE CONSISTS OF NEVER MORE THAN FIVE THINGS —— WHEN SHE SAYS SHE HAS NOTHING TO WEAR SHE IS PRETTY NEAR RIGHT .Z Dining Out By Angelo Patri Angelo Patri is just the prin- cipal of a New York grade school, but the Charles W. Eliot, president Harvard, more for late of doing education America. said Patri is common-school than any other person in This school, a model in respect, is a mecca for teachers evcry from all parts of the country. T IS a great treat to dine out | occasionally. lt makes dining seem so much better afterward. Aside from that jt gives mother a to rest up a meal and that relief than the rest family appreciate. food is of the Of course the never so _good. He who usually gets the best of the chicken, a chicken se- with thoughtful care by finds he has a leg which upon his plate and he who likes wings gets backs. 3reasts are scarce in the dining out places .uniess you make gq special order for them and pay accord- ingly. The vegetables are never as they ought to be either. A bit over done, under salted, over spiced, they are like dressed hay. And the salad loses its crispness and the oil isn’t as good as what we get at home. But it’s all in the game and helps mother to rest a and makes think home a place, children cannot be taken on occasions and dining out is for them a great delight. Why not combine the best features of both home and hotel and the same dinner ina different place for the children? On Sunday evening serve tea by the fireplace. That makes a party of it althdugh all you have is cream sree and part lected ts *? ittie better these serve /crackers. Set a table under the apple tree ‘and let the children eat their din- ner there. They can do all the car- | is so enticing as a ider an apple tree when blossoms are talling—if you find the tree close at hand. el rying a picnic tea in a eating it under the the head of the south occasion. it ns appetites ‘wonderfully. adds so to experiences that mlemory when memory Old age harks these pleasant happenings ntens each memory -of them make the long days pass. And happy gnemory = stored away in the mind of a child means tie binding him to the finino sisi ) qo rr ev@Cll Cail a riciness, ’ . awa’ another homely ing. Home is a center of a host of happy associations and a safe piace for its children who will re- member and be glad. It makes a great deal of trouble if you look at it through the idea of trouble. But if you take it as a matter pleasant change, a happy break in the routine for mothers and children and fathers. The inconvenience of the unusual food, the trouble of the picnie party, will be well paid for by the and the fun, The family routine gets to be monotonous ever so often. It nother cross just to see the same dishes and the same old pots da. It bored Same place look at the , ‘ the table oF rest MMnankes ana pans three times a children fee] iust at the able and on cloth dav. Brighten things up now and under the dren and you. " + ‘4 Lilie day after and then—even if dine out it's only for $1 ine corner beanery (Copyright, 1937.) Another article by Mr. Patri will appear tomorrow. ——a | | ms RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia Cook Book” Liver and Bacon. AVE the liver (preferably calves’ liver) cut into -thin siices. Wash. drain and dip in flour. Now put some thinly sliced bacon into a hot frving pan, turn untjl brown and then remove to a hot platter. Now fry the liver in the hot bacon grease, turning» often. When done, put on plaiter with ba- con. Then stir into the grease 1 or 2 tablespoonsful of flour, mixing until smooth, adding hot water gradually and stirring un- til smooth and thick. Season and boil for 1 minute. Then pour over the bacon and liver and serve. occasional grouch and grumble. If vou other women hereabouts douot for it. Read ‘“Tslanders” and to the congratulate yourselves are not as these victimized. women vou ia _ that are. How About the Screens? the ecreens and look them over. Brush them to remove dust and brush or rub with kerosene oil. If there are smal! holes put in a patch. This will not chow if neatly done by Jitting to- gether the ends of the wire. If you use the commercial reno- vating pafnt, be sure it is very thin so it will not clog the screen and exclude the air. If you paint white naint thinned with turpentine | prevent passggs-! y from the screen with YOu Wi ' seeing in, but / outside view from the interior. ie. for five minut | pour take Our | Earth.” and youll | —_ it will not cut off an getting new ecreens, them to cover especially If you are how about getting the entire window, the sleeping room”? who have them recommend them highly. Cuban Eggs. Six eggs. % cup sausage mic: l teaspoon ec! i tea- spoon salt, Cook the meat and onion togeth- es, Beat the eggs until hight, add the seasonings and into pan with meat. Coox slowly, stirring constantly, until the eggs are thick and creamy, poured over slices of toast. | Milton Work’s honest things of daily liv-. apple tree for the chil-!, for | Hiouseho!lders | Bridge Pointers —— HE pointer for today is: any three or more cards con- stitute normal support ors ,major suit declaration, but two do not one is ace or king. Below are the four North given yesterday. One heart. West should North declare? NO. lo: spades Hearts—J-%: Clubs—4-3-2. No. 14: Spades—4-3-2; Hearts —J-'; Diamonds—A-h-7; Clul A-J-5-6-2. unless hands has bid What passes. m= § -6-2: a er ee Spade Saas Ao Jo KF. %* Liamonuds-—-A-h-7; Spades—S&-7-2; He: —J-3; Diamonds—A-Q-6-3-2; Clubs —10-8-7. answer slip North reads: should My No. 13 spade, No. trump. | No, No. 16 monds. My reason in declarations are: No. 13. Normal support for part- ner’s major suit-bid is three cards one hia Witla 14 North should bid one no North should pass sie. + SUppor i Tt ; ae vets ‘ a ro Oo PaUeUu ¥ aCe No. 14. |should be made in no trump rather ‘than in a minor suit. In addition to the suit bid by the partner, two suits are thoroughly stopped. Third ‘hand, like dealer, may chance no ‘trump with one rather than make a minor which would indicate no other no trump help. No. 10. has normal for part-, Diamonds—A-K-7; 'attend a California co-educational university. the folks in the far away island home and was apparently | I think ; ssh ab Tn North should bid two dia- tnese Denia! is called for, and it in each one of the four cases, INo. 20 defenseless suit, | bid | Order “FLIUL VALLE” POTATO CHIPS Made Crisp and Fresh FEF verer Day! Direct from our kettle to you. Delicious for the table, luncheon or picnic basket. Girder by Phone or Mail Berboeck Food Products Co. 261% Peatalorzi St. Rospect 3480 Do this comp By NORMA SHEARER if gaining schoolgirl lexion is your wish HIS is a very simple rule in skin care. Yet credited with more beautiful complexions than any other | known. Youth is thus preserved, | the charm of natural loveliness | cultivated. | Wash the face gently with Palmolive. Massage its balmy olive | and palm oil lather into the skin. | Rinse with warm water; then with | cold. That is nature’s rule for keep- ing that schooigirl complexion. Largely on expert advice, millions use Palmolive Soap as above. And touch their faces with no other. For, it’s a true compiexion soap, made of cosmetic ols; tor one purpose only —to protect and beautify the skin. © Use that way regularly—particu- lariy before bed. Note how much better vour skin tn even one week Use powder and make-up all yes like. Never leave them on over night. Be sure you get GENUINE Palmolive. Costs but 10¢ a cake. Use no other on rour face. | imitations, represented to be of olrve and palm oils, are not the same as Paimotive. Remembes that. | es The | Palmolive-Peet Co., Chicago, U.S.A, — qughing ~~ Down With the Yellow Scourge HEN . P } ** y 4 ’ and sea defying death Around the World 7 wen IRVIN S. COBB yr a ion a new game starts anywhere on this earth it crosses land. and wings its way to all foreign lands. | [he best of them become pestilence sooner or later and with the exception of draw poker all of them are doomed at last to A young woman came up to Sav Francisco from New Zealand to ters to euraptured with the American life. ‘Lhe climate is gorgeous,” shé wrote wonderful race of people here. have fallen in love with Mah Jong.” She sent glowing let- “and there {s a physically) We live out dwors most of the time ‘and the social life brings one into contact with the whole people. I “My Dear Daughter,’ came back the answer on the next steamer, “I want you to enjoy every liberty possible in this world and to move as an equal among all people but from the tenor of your last letter you should come home at once. men in our family. Father.’ We do not wish any China- wee No. eg Hearts: J-9: Clubs—J-8-7. No. is: support for partner’s declaration | and therefore should pass. To bid a spade would deny the three hearts which the hand contains. 16 AS i! NO. and, as a= , : Spades—J-7-2; PDiamonds—Q-J-9-2; 10-8-3. support. No. 29: Spades—-A-J-4: minor. Diamonds—K-10-4-2: €C iswer supposed ww North (third hand).| No. 17 South (dealer) having bid one heart, and West having passed. The score is love-all, and the ques- | tion is what North should declare | } North should.. if North should.. No. 19 North should.. North should.. Spades—Q-10-6-3-2; Diamonds—8§-7 | ? 4 , slip of May *" *. >* ep @ . Spades—Q-10-6 Diamonds—A-Q-4; PAGE 53 ; I er (She Diary of a Nee father | Thursday Evening. ONIGHT is the night the spir- it enthusiasts bring thetr hus- bands over to our house to | hear some knocking On our table, ;}and when I came home Joan was still fixing the place up as iff all ithe spirits that are supposed to ' be coming are kings and qucens and duces or something. and she ' was in such a hurry to get dinner over with and get dressed that she made me feed the baby his cereal, and I do not do it very well on account of him moving his head so much that when you aim the spoon at his mouth you hit 'him in the ear, and Joan is sore 'at me because of her having to give him a shampoo aftr I fed si When I had got half way through with his bowl Joan said, “Please hurry. The folk: here at 8 o’clock, and it’s quarter | to 6 now, and we have to eat’! ‘and wadsh the dishes and _ get dressed,”* and I said, “I am hurry- ing, doggone it.” | I said, “How will we know what | the spirits are talking ahout night if they really do knock on the table?” and Joan said, “Why, I think one knock means no and two yes, or something like chat.” foO- So:I gave the baby another mouthful, and I said, “Do you Iike i the cereal, Junior?” and I knocked ; on the dish twice with the spoon, and [ said, “See, Joan? He likes will be) it.” and I gaid, “Do you like the Way your mother cooks it, Junior? and I knocked on the dish once, and I said, “He doesn’t ike your cooking. Joan.” and Joan sald, |“ Stop playing and hurry up.” So I gave him another mouthful, and I saigz. “Don't you think your mother has a funny face, Junior? and I knocked twice, and I said, “But isn’t your father wonderful?” and I knocked twice again, and Joan said, “Do you think your fa- ther will ever have any senee, darling?’ and just then the baby started to make a dive off my lap ‘and I grabbed at him, and I _dropped the dish and Joan looked at it and she said, “It made just one knock. The answer is, nO, ‘you'll never have any sense.” I said, “Well, I'll rush in and shave now. How soon will dinner ibe ready?" and Joan sald, “Don't be in such a hurry all of a sudden. You have something to do first.” ‘and I said, “What?” and she sald, i“C} .n up this mess on my clean | floor.” | When the floor fs clean it is her floor, and when it is dirty it is something for me to mop up. So now I am all dressed and the baby is in bed and the dishes are washed, and I am sitting here wait- ing as usual, and Joan is not dressed yet and her gang is not here yet either, and I would .ike to know how long they expect to | keep important people like me ana 'the spirits waiting on them, How to Remove Linen Stains and table linen do not respond to the ordinary washing treat. ‘ment, but if the housewife knows |; what to apply the article may be , made as good as new. [resh fruit, ichocolate or cocoa, coffee, tea, iron ;rust, excess bluing, white candie | wax and colored candle wax ali ‘need a more substantial treatment than the mere wash tub, water and soap. M exe obstinate stains on dresses If boiling water does not remove | |\@ fresh fruit stain alternate jtreatment with oxalic acid and Ja- ivelle water. When clear hot water does nol remove chocoalte or cocoa stains ,entirely treat remaining traces with | borax and warm water. First cover “with borax, then wet thoroughiy. use | Boiling water applied immediate. lly usually removes a coffee stain ‘completely. Iron rust will not respond to an ordinary washing. Oxalic acid or lemon juice and salt will do the trick. For excess bluing apply boiling water, then if a yellowish stain is left treat as for iron rust. To remove white candle wakx, ,chill until wax is brittle then re- move as much as possible oy | breaking off small bits. Apply e warm iron over a blotting paper. _Colored candle wax is treated the isame as white followed by javelle water to remove any trace of color i left. | There are two methods of treat- ing stains, first by local and secon4 ‘by general application. To appiy a solution locally, stretch the stained part over top of a bow! and pour the solution down on it, Pouring from a distance ig some-«- times more effective than dripping the solution gently on the fabric as the force of the solution falling from a@ height helps to carry the stain away. lor general treatment, immerse the whole piece in the solution. —— Hearts Clubs ee Duxpar won’t turn white—“It’s Water-tight” \ ) 7 iar test could be more severe than the use of a varnish on canoes? And what could be greater proof ot satisfactory service than the popularity of Duxpar Varnish with so many “birch-bark skippers ? Duxpar is water-tight. We guarantee it will not turn white. You fellows who spend your spare time on the nearby streams will find Duxpar de- pendabie for your canoes. Ask users. Try it. See how much better your canoe will look this sum- mer ali-summer with Duxpar Varnish between the canvas and the water. Duxpar is the all-purpose varnish. It flows evenly and works easily. Driesovernight, is transpar- ent, and will not discolor any surface to whach it is applied. Take enough Duxpar with you to the river this year to make your canoe bright and tight all season. Purran-Paust PanrrMerc.Co., St. Louis, U.S.A. There's a dealer in your neighborhood elans Duxpar Varnis FOR EVERY SURFACE—ANYWHERE A quart can Enough for a Canoe 5 minut ~ sutiful Hearts—— | —— tl FOR PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING as Safe as it is Lovely — minutes of temperate heat—100 de- grees /ess than is necessary for a marcel wave” —those are your hairdresser’s instructions in giving a Circuline Wave. Circuline is safe, sure, gentle to the hair structure, setting it into nate ural, flowing waves. Because it treats each head of hair according to its individual requirements, you may decide in advance just how tight or loose your wave is to be... 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| PAGE 54 fi The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a ae a Crear EE ° Things One By Jay NV. Jay | \\ the skin inclines to oiliness; plain Gu aranteed ] : The Prevention of MODISH MITZI . More About Beauty SI cola "eream, 1 the shia tneling ur RCW ERS TO ~~ igae Always Forgets ore About Beauty Sleep | secs Remove’ This “Gress. Nae Amperteg GNC WY JS IN : —— ——_—_—_— } | By Josephine Huddleston ' musele-bul iiding cre into th a : p Post Disp paich rcserscs Caerces the right to . : APO letting main n for few x. 3 . te reghone og! le or answers 7 i ‘, : - , tes f srnovin h ‘xCess - F , § ont & cxrcePt icticrs on medi ical oue By Chas. A. he Reed, M D SJ mS , ; 1} Ik} . { * lenty ‘ rest fy] els oY AY ree] nt 1 ri in in te x > - an oil . 4 . oe oe s ’ etl: ty pr we = accompanied by stomped ¢ Former President of the Amcrican et : AULD, ais , a — weet lio . Fs apa if you piace lime; move’ pulp Medical Association. S - : i; 3 ; ; ; xt , whe . | aha ponds m iiiiee: ates: NAGE desde Does akin. | :. go te will probably one-tensentne art. press. _ . » the a ” 40 —). ei nd seeds fs (ge walnut regarding brit: es > Seree ne trees. about : a. There were mi vba? one-half am i: nch of éay. : ae pa inan.re rg: freight | with a paste es eding the information| hele and ote | Barseiiles « . shoes may i chamois okie py? with =a sore; it bright with ~thvlaied spirits, | if the ivary be egmoothed 6 red stuff on & a biece of g! are rather de ih we tus ‘wegen parts of ivs as (he gaso- dig Pape Fe will evapo! _ Can be made te Learn how to make these good things! an Pio caves —tenee Vora was) 26,8 c0t at tig] at " . | of : Be in Greent ele. ™ oe ya = tink dull and - a . s P ° *? + r sé ' 4 e - : | . : ap Ess th ' . : Pa - YEiS “Of course.” Adelaide is saying, ‘‘one can buy “I was just sure,” Polly says, “that you had nasinie and. bi ireams with the Bs ee eord and Mary Litegott rf goes = Soe ee | GE stockings in Paris, but I do think the stock- forgotten to take a bathing suit, so 1 bought one | certainty of a lined, distressed a | al and he had three sisters and | fare = Very rnicn 1S, ’ efit wig Se .. © ae RaWits : . . - oar 7. il ‘arin ia ‘ rhe Tif ‘Tf rr rninZg 'T*} ‘ \ a ae ~ hers. used. and if It follows, therefore, th: -ery ings here this season are so smart you'll want for each of us. The one she bought for Mitz: ail ack tude Wie ak Glues aaeieie EE pp. — The following ts a| terned one if "0 ion of blindness 's en dozens of them.” She has brought stockings has short trunks of navy blue and the jacket is |. 0. au tha a, a for French fruit salad: Two/ use a soft ted - ‘ Pei Pt i ; - ’ v . - - | rT - A or > | . ve ck “int a . to nate tif % dof lettuce, Frenen! disappeared . ‘ i . Ss Ss oll nd surplice neckline, and it's ill disappear from one’s life. ?z 3 head e heel and elaborate lace clocks—and there are stiil tanding collar a I | : | a er | - on ak cranget abd fe-' het ana Mee “Jd as sure cure: for disturbed , -— % 14 days tn rain others! belted. LEGAL INFORMA —in the— r ‘(By a Member of the St. Louis Bar sband customary ang es a c ty ' : +> ur us z : haan aa Ge Home Service a Bape entitied to a child's share tary alone t@ > ee . 4 ‘ ima i ey . r’ ; Aildj f ne in : Pp: oe -_ ~ ficiency In mode rn civilization. | ea! ge se Ys Soe: ‘i = dower 12 net alter thes MERs. EW. .T ‘ +) ha } | oa tay papi . as vee oe eee eS - % Raed you cou! BOL aser owned by the i “a “rr rR oy . Q Ss sgn Any mother who thinks she has | | [ibetp. Often at Tie Som Auditorium - ey ver suffered from this dislase , . sila ; warmth will give beneficial results : —= 2 M—iIf you are 25 years of either, the should put herself under = = fp«cia! Ve | Stam en ' " Oe Mopar a eras 4 ie. Gr jm over the school can bold) the sole @ care as soon as she knows gp - ‘ . : } i é ‘ / ‘ is " : . : ; ‘ - ; , rs “ 4 J me 7 a > ‘ “s “a F . ; - removing all trace of make classes are held the year ’round, summer and +}* = Each city has its own| TEX —The may save ner colt from d:ath, oe AN : AW 4 fg : : co ; Aa weleine tte tien ‘ ' + J e | lati fixed by city | remarry. TF Te \" rhe: sie tel eat VEomeaes , yeardive winter. tou 5 no State | lect her ali i ’ : ; ‘ me | : nar - e ] = so 3} . y . aeitadi ss, Or iS@ ase i f . ' 3\ \ 4? _ * - — , Ses ys ‘ \ ; ' ‘ i”. " : , = ©’ : ; j ; P &- - ; | Breaardi: ‘ plumbing. Consult | poh. 3 pare New ideas on running the kitchen, new tempting oe i mee collector in your town, | Missourt Sur dishes, new suggestions for children’s menus, 7 - wa Se entan fa Se ae years ago thi CS = recipes and suggestions upon cooking and housce- ’ - Mee 192: che ante whem. she band to. pes days af! ts bit | | ( ps sie - h ir; i hams ai -~ amount to iggy Any discharge fr m an infant ; , } } Fe : acai ww : : hold problems—yours tor t e as ing. % hw took ser . — retains DicK.—Yo@ . ; lee a ! PER BES ‘ ‘ ‘ : F ficanm *¢ itizenehip. oe ts : eves BSinoviCc :hould look after the cyes Radio I rograms WES. Chicas “. 6-4! rd rs. have free clin- door exercise of any child who has measles. Nuceret rtow! i An ce | general stres It was found that 3 per ce) Central Standard Time tony Wons; 9 ydoat : .—You doubtless have) KID—WhI lind children and 14 per cent o! ae eee fee = 3 nf, . C Hi . ree of nervous pros- growling if i fults owe 1] = *% . " a ° = _ . € , Eo m6 - ee >a eae ate > . a f/ overtsxing your strengtin iaxing of ats , | Weal, Sar Lntor tO ' — . = : ee J reated short sight. but mar fl. Friday, May 13. Hl ey Sram s 7 % je ree” es vou are having | the presence th rities hold that this figure — re , ) i1Q Tt Wen i +s ae ; As nm accumulating for a | indigestion. . . _ ‘ - : aseae & 4 | ik tsi & . Z y VA 1% ’ ‘ o ; - ; 4 derestin lie 6% - re : i } nh ght fer: an x | | i} +. 3) spat Radi ;#) . ~ - . ; - . TONIGHT . ; . , ' it follows that what due argeliv, ps MInales the serio ioss ANY ‘ J neh a 1S Stat ian i , : : — peed is a iong reve, free from inuproner listress due to thi . > '%. 528 . oe A i i BPE PS > : i} ‘ hs , , ; : " ‘ , : . ee this cau : FA, Pittebure (300m-! . st . 1. 6 to 7 P. M. on (SOs . and worry ang sye | copetipetien who are very s KS) LP : ie ’ ; th tee exercise Exeent mitch tea. «¢ | acute evmptom, eWraees. tf vee » " 4 i ‘ t ¥; ; Lr, i . }” a ’ ‘ : ‘ — alwayve be taught in s; al clas ye » esate = - ms Pon — ) ; : tie? nan as 7. n th a" é , 545 Meters—550 Ke. sale was ' — : of iittie Waitte ce | f-addres and heir parents } ac ’ » Lincel bin } « ' ' 1 Seaee a ee , ' irs Drea’ °° this nd i of such a con-; peat your : ae P ‘ s : 9 ried _ a i} : ’ pt j 7 ' ” , . , ad ~ - ‘ — - - — a / I "i. rou a a ef li +) . —~wemsaita ten 1 of Lne ce; 8 toat resuits ast pit W LIB. eho uld be very poems the rales of eye hygiene. Th: [SFI los Angeles (46'm-G42ke) 7:30. 12-49, 1:40. 2:40 and 3:40 p.m. ||) WRC. Washington. D.C. “Sand 17 leading stations fa t rer Ophthalmic surgeons 7 a6 ; ; : . é e | “7 —e , : te , CITIES Reo Bese. ~ ee Sa a reo | ‘See et Fey 7 oe . z 5 ‘ } ‘ . , : ‘ae . “te Ss ee ee oie eames Ke Ree = Merberser £405 eat ine There ie abundant evidence -ha wig + 8. ‘00 P. M. PU RE M ALT SY RL ‘i eS i= oan rans Sees ee ’ eas : —.... “ae? Ss: Leu habituul close eve ork is oa vie 1 Light. Dark or Medium. SERVICE ph el ati — ee ‘é 4 = , Vaat | ae ' Us to the eyes rf er a HeLa “4 | —— Satisfaction guaranteed or moner > : Se we 30—10 p. M. ' refunded Save tabeis for pre- Sighted people, and every effo ew gc oo abe! ’ ; : ™ . : ‘ — | ° . ey » re Se wee fe , : Da New miums. COMPANY People from taking ae , , a 11. 00 P. M. ‘ | a and its subsidiaries , °’Trn 8. ON PPL eh ede eh eh eh ay and in Similar Plain Ma ation gee oe er Break @ YOK of an « ; , ; : , rh. Cities Sere ce Campany has Smail bow! pie ‘ prepared a family budget The . 2 hook which vou Gan get : ace. Pee . P ; i@n ad dror 1% irey we . 5 F 30 P M ) SILVER POLISH. | free bv writing to your ae Bs .: A oe 3 Rd e3 tae 4 “a : Ss ' . ae Orrin constant en e 1 tes : Jee of 101 uses | broadcaaing station. : ae : SR aS . Se . ea —. ' ; oi Ios Wa n tiff. ee See ee eR ee a se ee Pe. P “os W BW. ohn Limeod. M * 4 - bee +) : i- UES BIRTHS re ORDED. 6:00°P. M. rs = : gE. a A. . >i : L welcome Geer! S8hcc" “cane 4 Pe . . “ft 4 © 4 e ‘ = . - KS Hr efi esa = . = . : , ee an ; ' ~ : ; ; a : ' . Ometimes tf , ye ‘ . . . . ; ’ : ee o/ ; om ; : 4 Fi wpte se Ly se? Sat eeer A i LG i? | } ; 2 > ~ ° ; ; 7 - “ A a J es = - . * Pes =% Bremen. volk to make a riche: sauce. Aga’: ; ; 7 ss ’ > au irpenters ¢ “s. 7 > new : ~~ | i 4 . J . RUINS seen be cotcrea f a RAS RENE ae et: a ‘i Ba bie, ne a er so 2 Ars PRED SoH: Hehe 7 me oe sete Baie ih Raa se Te aR RS IL nel ray EAI ea aS AY Aaa Sei Sy po einaae’ Ny we tm mar, a5 Inwe 280la («= on

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ne = Si PMD Pe me oo eR canna. ae mene, LE, COR ih peer e rena tnd ee ee ee ee ce ee ee’ Se ye ga The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Guaranteed _— 1) @ | | see. a NSWERS xs TO OQ QUERIES The Gonsnag yoy i in the World—s, ke: The Bible in Pictures | Po x angele rc Caerees cs the right 1 right to reject any query. ES re :, Sis ileal sinhenn viii | : ‘ , | wi teicphone calis or answers by niail cannot be = -- — and | ; atte’ “lion, C2’ epi icticrs on mentees Quesligns of undoubt- ' ._.- — SSS ; —_ a a == = poner when accompanted by stamped addressed envelope. | ‘ a a fs “A sth ’ 3 “2 So gpenrnee a Ba “ vn Pre , alia Serene an r) 2 - - fee oes oe ayo ’ . SOOO Me a0: RNR I OARS OE RRO OR NE SONORA CE ARO Ibm Ne Fie so onan » . , rey eR ie se ie oo nD penne “ ote l ihenge thew on pony ve: icnatedits ae “ : ay een Pe . 23ty ator Soran OT, a 5 z ae . : ; a : ee >“ “ re “igi $y 4 7 ? SR I elie: has oui oo 4 PE ae oS en En “ : " (a oy Be Or - 4 ~ ie me. pote es. ver) a . : EE ae wl rs Be + Me My Ae - wr ech nf. lace iime@:rmove pulp separately from each | Sold Everywhere it : t wil probably | section. Peel bananas and ett in if STs |} Oone-tourth silves, Kemove skin ||| r| and seeds fvom the Brapes. Break |} | the walnut meats in pieces. Min . ¥ + prep2red ingredients and arranges | | ” Garde: : gga /On lettuce seaves. Serve with |. about the ‘tree | French dressing. gaat et + agen “h of rai ; M ANY THANKS,—The following i | ' iba oneshall is a wood polish for ivory Virst, || ay ame freight | UU, With a piece of linen ' soaked | pgeinguire of £0 PR eat | with a paste merde of Armenian } | ring the iuiormauion’ hole and oleic acid. Wash witn | | ht crews. | Marseilles soap; dry: rub with a |! yay.—Whi: e eatin st estnay; chamois skin, and finally render || by rubbi: at bright with an old piece of silk. | | ba a SU if the ivory is scratched it may dng until clean. be smo othed by means of English M.—To take che ; red stuff on a cloth, or even With | x suit rub the spot with | 4 Piece of giass, if the scratches of sou" with gasoline. ‘The! #re rather deep. In the hollow ; | he @waen.; Parts of ivory objects the’ paste | will eapOrs ’ ae ee * a e ”~ ; Me oo “ ; “ an fe b Re Byes. CF ie seine ath . ee ae ay Arey Be Re > 5M ° ‘ - oe Sig 8 $ gens ue Pe NG “tenes eee . - — POSE IT OP te ET en bah. wt “es meh 4 a +5. wy at we eu /LEGAL INFORMATION ‘In the ee of Abraham Lincoln Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell 9(By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) JANE. — Your husband; customary and legat! for the secre- LM fe entit: led toa child's shar tary alone to sign them. Wy t in 1° ron apes ae ig gower interest Lit . - MRS. KE. —If the property ts M and you could not aite th owned by the mother and stepfa- : , | a ‘ wa 4 will. iner jointiy, then on the death at either, the survivor will become owner. 1? the mother . the stepfather would! become the sole owner, and vice versa. nas ite own TEN.—The husband is free to city; remarry. The wife can only ¢ol- Ste ate ‘lect her alimony by execution and wht or garnishment, like any 2 ther judgment is collected. The tempting fo Uh es etd Seas tke Supre ae Court held some ’ "Ss menus, y ‘ pO, U— It an gered ve ape vears ago that to compel a hue- and- housc- j P Bases” tne * ian the band to, pay alimony wouila i took effect. she retains | ?™0O¥Unt to imprisonment for debt. SE arican citizenship. DICK.—You can get a Give orce if y le ne ' ra . fai ffs / Ais \\ ae \ ‘1 ; ; Z |! 6 ‘ : 4 ‘ Ou have lé gitimate rae un ds . nd ey “ft \’ | a, Zs. ij ' SS ‘ “Aa fi ‘ P 4 Sf, c / 4 ‘ ¢ f ’ “ys 40 € . ’ i. 4 " ‘ g it % we PAN. a's the landlord you have not been at fa rt - of a) Z Pl ice i L 4h ey / ) 3 —— iB | WEN A ‘ } . RM—If you are 21 vears of or over the echoo! can hold | i the contract, even thougn | snot signed before a notary wears e: — “35 - ve TANGLED IN THE ; THIS EMERGENCY, \ I WANTEO 7 DARLING LITTLE BROTHER!. | Zz PROPELLER! RL brain fog. as it is called. | the a! dare miracuns & : Y Ht PAT oY (if Wl} Me overtaxing your strengtn Iaxing of the intestines due to | Ay ee ae 1 NU tay CE UTaL um ET YOU DOWN |] TO —~ANY SEE YOU WHEN ge he pig” Sit 7 ae Comittiak’ ties IMMEDIATELY ! AY Perk iy BUT YOU oe en AS FROM AFRICA, \IF YOU ZB Meike troubles vou are resence of g MB been accumulating 4 indigestion. Such indigestion is , t, ime. !t followa@ that w'! iue largely, if not completely, to WON'T BE FAR LONG AS iv'S fr LIVE THAT LONG! ig a long rest, free from Iniproner lef. foe of exerci£e, FROM ANY PLACE NEAR NEW ) rk ‘and worry and. sve-| constipati yn, irre r hours, t . a 7 4 il 7 a 10 "oO | aN ~¥ oman ON LY A SHORT WORK ' | AR : fC outdoor exercise IExcept!) much tea ‘offee « r ‘alcoholic bev- eve some acu *vrntotn,. | eragwes. 'f vor ij] senda stamped, mes are of litt! alt for | self-addressed ervelonpe your ¢ nN melief and cu sur guidance. aN RIAL Pr sonst ° 3 a emer, ain “524 N. 21st. 2 | . — — an : : NEN 7 > A - . . § Recorded oa eras OR. oi! Veatminster, [aN« SS : my - ee in } Can wD ‘ y ‘ a $3 Wright . = tie ee x > \ . ; : . ames me ’ . 7 : ; ’ j ; . ° y, mary bed"? at a a : ! ‘ . Burial Permits ) ueusia Bay ih, 2018, Bailes, yea} eM ge iii se . z FT — Py 7 | penne Ei see au cong. | AA , == iS Si = NOT A WORD FROM BLACKIE! WRRIAGE LICENSES bP. Charles.on, 36. 2018 Chesnut’ | | ANN a AN =5 =p 3, =: = — = \\-S — 2S | : : Why ts he stanaing there antes . M Vs | SS \ ee” | ’ S0 Qurmbh wer ke Aas Lé Sh ea WG, ee 4 S r PPS ‘>. Sas Sek Te 3947 {) “* aS. ' S12 Minnesota | liand, * Kobinson, 67. 8412 8. Broad- | 4h En yo th 4405 West P, - ga ‘* a t . a iy sbeth, wes wi links—s, vic “Siveeues Granted. e from Frank J. On Luiz. - : gt aay o ' ty : > : [. irom Mary” Wallace | ae =f wwe Tuink wy , ey OER? CE ash) pelea | Pe ety FS AeA 4 7 \ SVs = J . ? LoT Y BE OUT OF THIS ‘= x sche GOIN JOE ° 4A To THose HILLS WHERE You CATTLE RUSTLER HE'D FILL YASO Fut o' I'm GOIN’ THERE MESS — SHOOTING SCRAPES } : ~~. | SAID You Saw Those OLD FAX HOLES You'D Look Like A SPONGE. \ ANYWAY — tt = Z 'T APPEAL TO ME — c3 “ AATUER. READ BITS OF INDIAN POTTERY — sap Mong MAYBE 1 CAN FIND A ABoUT 'Em! | : | Good SOUVENIR — ee he Mackeen. | HIiSCOVERY vs, THaT A Wenning. CATTLE. THIEF iS RIISTLING ecm Roy Mau 7 ZED BUSH'S Being F aa Ni —% a Stock fal THE effir from Donald Smith. RANGE, A Steamship Movements. | SS SANG Rr the Associa rcs? >ILENCE HAS ) ;, ’ oe oun ry ‘ ta eiatauh dart tt! oT 1. eleome oe mer, ye | ‘i THAT 1S, IF YOU ata dnt a a tae ee BRhOTT “TEETH 97 HE LOOKS Like : 2 — rl ia ee A ee :T IT ON bk of etiquette isvery useful. AM I Yiewnt, 413% Xsania, | Missouri Road Conditions. OFFICE ~ AN ye VAL Vi Dil cee $06 eg ea HiM SAVER. tot | | 25 CAriMe , . — Ayton ra Br the A¢s Press. | em thes Ten , if coupon below and mail. 3 aia oer a POPLAR BLUFF-—Clear; ee COMPETITION ay SOLD RU 4 TOME! bs A pte, | || Me. t SUPPOSE! a TIME Z ~ . . good. as roads — ‘+ WAS NOD .s" ——¢ | . = a st. JOSEPH — Clear, yy sa, iyi€) atmiict, F7OC7 Bulh- "ih 4 Paseo : 1S a bts ; muddy. ~~; eI - | .y ' eke! | 4. ey J , 1EEFERSON CITY — Clou y, | ’ ‘ ; '. . Md DoBad 4 its i . - : , he 5 - i hinge Ine roaas rood. = i re sees f ennepval COLUMBIA—Clear; roads good. | 7 . 2 Pe | ees aa MOBERLY—Clear: roads wet. | . i. liardy ala § ollege nerd . . -- mm | | SEDALIA—Part cloudy i ee the safe autisepue Me. Cosen Brg _ enright. hard showers; dirt roads mu =.) ete = Se & de gies an: 00 wie een eel IN , — Cloudy; after | y lei: ) HANNIBAL ; | bent Bae || . IY | A =A ) | : . \< 7 - 4 : . Sta shower: roads wet. grethaut. 137 KANSAS CITY—Clear; roads ; | : ; /; ‘ 7s sue! ler, 3 sy mp muddy WHAT | A: -— . ae om! Pe ge ects. 1866 5. 3211 SPRINGFIELD — Clear; roads. | ) de, | ae | | , “ mrt ree = ’ eae tO | ! : | , : ¢" ‘APE GIRARDEAU — Cloudy: | | ii : (ae he | . canna good. er ee —— , =A : ites

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- eeenneest Cartoon Follies of 1927—by Rube Goldberg : = mI ICE FLED FAIR a U, | | | — ee ee meen = ——— ~ P gy papaya amma as acon | THE BATTLING eee LUKE AND Hk\VKE a | S Lponr cake WHETHER IT's WHE ST¥Le Ly) a f NORA I i a ay “He eve HIS LiFe 4 | taf, eS PECHECK CLEWS IN Steaming Youth —By Marjorie Henderson —— 4 se Nov! No DAUGHTER of MINE ts Gowe poop ee 4 ce ) : YES, Bins— AS TER GHIASE SS WA Look U S BASICALLY HE TRIELL TO READ THE if e. ] “ / y Mi | ; —~———--» ANY Mopesry? | ae 50 TO SET } Like | Re a | A SPS css A, OO7 j TONG SHEIK] | THE CIELD ON \ SouUNb- BUT. || SSSWVS 8 \e Lous | eo ¢ /\ ANB HE Chkoken on) A Ln 7 . aa ———— MAN Looks f-.Like Tar INDUSTRIAL | GENERALS NAME! Fie’: “aie Week ; tgp “a J tithe or Ma IS SUCH “THAT > \" ee | t Wits cae ee (INS IT “ ‘Ss ~ ‘2 SG pa i { — . at . SZ —_ SAN - ° a ~ HAT? BESIDES, ARE Yoo iach \ : SS * yA i t After Finding of Attor- Me. ney § Body Riddled With ae 22 k age. - ne % oe 2 ae i COMMCDaVT(ES \ USTENING 2+). | A \s SS agen me ° 442 t 2 ca Ee aap SSS \ ea ae 4 peidellakln: iy pw L/L) BE, ISS oF Gr ie Bullets on County Road. OFFICE AND FIADIAG A WASTE BASES i On) HIS HEABD- A STRAW HAT IS BR AUTOPSY DISPOSES Pade. REsibe=, IT ROLLS 109 EASIER «OF WILD THEORY 1 Bie ———— AD oo Py 4 mificance Attached to. A 4 t- Body Was 3 Fact Tha y Ass Found Near Former Ren- cecal dezvous of Bootleggers. Avia ew > >. ate . ~. «7 4 7 ‘ft %, This Comic Appears as a Full Page in Colors Every Sunday in oe perxgranetys Weat One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch a At their wits’ end for a new By died ee | elew and facing the immediate WASE possibility fhat ease Will pass into the : ce RA \ \ = —— 1} the old lines Of inquiry. U 1F You Don't GET | V CAN SAVE 7S Room Jcer- |; with A BASE BALL CHATTER BUT He Movie FAN MYSELE AND a ing @ sa neal out we Krazv Kat—sy Herriman TOR. AD Veuee = \_ BAT: IT AIT WO > 5) READ ALL THe & 4 Tive BEEN LAYING FOR #9 maees to alangon % /but nea 4 €O UP Tic River! = Ff : ae) USE TD LIE BECAUSE NGA VITLES OUT Loud. \t ONE OF You PARROTS. me F Two weeks have passed = SINc€ | most pg ———— eee) NO REASON, ! ae: ==} [ A THOUSAND PcopLe ‘ E ee - ~ mia ~ ) “ r | E Sass on See ; rs — eae “Ac bo mde ln Kaew “= = Jo8' ail AW GUMNITS. CAN : ; ~ 108! fF TSS ye " ” yu r Ud j - A => } : aoaall. _ ‘ ; —— = } . iS j sod by \ $) \ bullets fired from! & “is } EP HIS fZEAD ' it = , — So . . = Pe. Se mn ¢ pierce . ; ~ rising Ke / { , 3 fs | . 4 2 = y a ~ | = . ’ KA ) a 4 “ -.. 4a culibre nulomutic pistol, ane Californ AAUCH : LONGER - ae Vf Vg + 5 f = a ‘ie Zi ~ , =f ; 2 =F ; : mil —— ‘ | Moe authorities are completely baffled.’ o¢ go y ‘ an 4 4 : - ’ = r -\& proni- Mm ABOUT OoUuy- f | f a | = ber \i . ‘ , oe *... oe Clews calite to ight whieh tered. | f ’ | 4 ‘a\\ = : th ; : | 2 & ised inuch and then brought de-| elimped a — - = tg > } Kz " a: ( | “ Ma’ | 3 7 oe i: tectives up short before an impen- heat req ‘ ; i Yy } A a \ 6: " —.* a 5 ’ a , , = = T and making measurements. Chief | lish v IN MY CAR! OUT IN THAT : AN BE BACK fe, Kaiser is convinced from the posi- lerry, CAR THIS BEFORE SHE 1S Ws. M Yon in which the bedy was found | Chain AFTERNOON: READY’ RRO en Mm a little ditch beside Watson | from ft ad PRIN - ‘aaa foad, 589 yards from the Laclede | capable Ration road, that Hicks was not /{ power, Ned in that particular spot. The ; sought BUrroundings indicate that ‘he threey Body was placed in the ditch and Confise Qgainst a bank. | By the The Chief added, however, thet WAS there is nuthing to ° “fceate 1° ?S? Com Hicks hud been murdered far frors | tioned the scene a nd carried to the spot! lice De oF 7 on Watson road. He may have bidder ea ¥ j 1H . been hot to death ou the road € +htE fe. fom? from where the body w S| B70nd or in an autonr t's The: e ihat resilents cf the vicinicy | sCard shots ind!cates =‘ro igly tinat the murder did oceur immediately In the Vicinity where the body was Sond the fo Sine efakcicrs at the murder , | as , : ue discover, d ’ esterday about iF 1D va CA | ; SO a : / a r Bo a yards from where the body was OA) a TCH THAY Mouse a | | os te Be Hiei = 3 4? “ found the site of a still which coun- AA THE NEXT MILE : | _ , Ate | f WELL, Ww VE MADE Wide : | months ago. It was situat- PP 4 Ee Sy ed back of Watson road in a little ; phollon and was known as bootleg- eers rendezvous. Police think that | William Davis. the ex-convict nd confidante held as an accessory | © the murder, admits being a boot- | Sger. the proximity of a lawless me"dezvous to the murder scene May have significance. The Circuit Attorney's office ap- | red actively in the case ye s- | Prday with both Circuit Attorney dener and Assistant Circuit At- , Andrew C. Maroney on the f , They attended the postmor- . mo and examined the scene of sé Murder, is understood that | dener's Investigation of Hicks’ dgled financial affairs has pro- eed him with several! lines. of | Qulry Bitfu!. | B¥esses Hunt for Mrs. Davis. ame bus ee ) | lreni: Attorney Sidener today , Mestcd police to broadcast a re- | Movie of a Man Making Selection of French P astt'y—By B A Full Page Comic in Colors, by Briggs, Ss a ae iin Devas race enn eee riggs s ay Appears Every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch , Aa. Who disappeared three days | . F the murder, leaving her 6- WAITER BRINGS C 9 . Fat nushter with Davis’ par- E ING. ONEUSED BY DEEP THOUGHT Ss , ; OINTS AT Frere ‘ at her home, 6347 Wellsm: te oe a ’ + tek. wm \ AN) SFects A -Brr : : ke ' - *. Vo . ei:isimar TRAY ‘OF PASTRY | ARRAY OF COLOR Ou os . A ESPECIALLY PRETTY EMBARRASSED AND | AND WISHES HE 3 align, told police he ad- AND DESIGNS EVAN DART ONE. WAITER ALSH| INSPECTS CONFECTION HAD CHOSEN wife to leave “on gen- " om | Drinciples,”* Ww ine he POINTS AND SEEMS 3 OY Attu. SIDES SOomMG OTHER ONE me was atéeaed stu aioe poeta agp 7 dasa “police character” and SELECTION scives, however, h | Cllves, however, have not ac- Md Davis’ explanation at face : In the statement of Glenn 8. brother of the murdered | er. to the police it appears Mrs. Davis was not at home mont of the murder. Glenn | the ~ While he and Davis were ) . way to Clifford Hicks’ 19 p. m.. 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