St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 17, 1927

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oer _- ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH iia TUBSDAY EVENING, MAY. 17, Je27 ___* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——. PAGE iS FHEPRONSWmgpOREY CLAMPED MISS CALLES TO MARRY NIGHHONEFRM SEREPANGES OF Prince Says American — GHLOWETOOEIN M THANK HE = NEV MHEKS QU re EAU FLESTERMSFOR SS4OOIN ACCOUNT Paid Hime to Marry Her fy GAN C poe. em) TDGETATFACTS Seis om, Coons ME “RE PAYMENTINFULL SHOWN BY AUDIT ”"Simse" Crocker wat Pury "Syl Galatzine Charges Wedding With Former , Drivers The Ti cit } ine drive; , " 3 oy : a vho w; alone. er sh 7. b y Wright, NIERROGATED Cr a missing trousseau arrives#or : Sore SPOR ance SRS a = Re Hnion 'jome Builders would wpe puporing to disc! hdscrenanct: : OpNOSiInN« t ——" 7 ree vas Oo become her fhusvand, but as a ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Aiph.in peecuye _* ax, Crashed into ge I not . CO PUR i ABE. gi | py ins 1e > 2C- ede * ; . . - ° oe . ’ ; 2 ae a es cs oll : ae : 5 gt CO! i ) ae , nar , dow at the corner after tb ea A simple f : eee ee a ee ge «= Paid in full, if a stipulation filed of $6425.55 , accoul as tion charging the Prince h adul- upanton only of Pocahontas, Ark., strangled to issiom. Powers’ mac hine was Bhat “ fami age : woe nh fee DS NP SR OOO ete mee 6 CO VeSterday be re Circuit Judge Hall {br e Manag for thre ear yf ‘ry and avando! ent, Airnee Crocker, California heir- death while physicians were at- vs - amily heirloom interwoven ete Reg ieee. ag ; Ras : ; Pe ee "v. sheics . ‘ a P vinniide J ; ine ~ burned. Both drivers were a . ; h racter Acquaint- Ww « . Spatial So a 5 | jis approved by hi as seems like |the Singer i achine ( For his part, the ce deciared ! «ss, has been married five times, tempting. to remove an uncooked ) \- i oe rrested olice a ? ith strands-of silv.r and over- Og Oe Ps ci te es eae — 1 ESE Dy its eg Nae al Ce ge - Cees that he married the former Ca ene “vious marrinres ail ' grain of corn which had lodged eyes why driving While jp . looped with fine Mantilla gauze. ' st Se oe = ily. The Judge took the stipula-| Corbet A. ale . 50°¢ Weashines ls. ci ve pliant iae : Jeg Peete te 3 agit ahr, Se igre Bs tas . areless driv . f Gl nn Hicks tng S ; aa fia ; : ne etn ZS Ras SeRaee ds 7 % HRs ‘ st ‘ jae : " regis ( forila iress for a financial set-; ending I agaivorces, her first |} deep tn the air passage leading to ss _" iving, City ance oO € , is all ve senorita I-irnestina’s wed- ' : “g Lp +a . ‘ | ; } 1] rl lar , 14 cf ne mf Te ar] ing! t } 13) ‘t'T ot ‘ ‘ = ‘ " ‘ . 2 4% ‘ . bo t." ; “ re rage eta 5 reported iin ) ; | ae 2 eu footy Be ee ge Bes , SSeS inaer advisemeinyt, BI Peng: ton Hwourevard, Ww : - ment a on condition that the Hiarriage Wada. 1) rain rrancisco | ue lungs. BE, : C S sown, mnste f a Say 5 Bana re =| , 1. ' arr vine + - oar ‘ , ow drinking but we they ld | communicado for —— = . ad of an § ds Se ae ; SS ae a a that there seemed to be no opposi-j| Gas Ol a ‘ AED ATs NWOCL mniarriage be one in name onty. where she was the reigning belle fhe corn .lodged in the childs ii ac ” ariSla?Yy creatior ¢ . hier) : s es 7; ae Pee ee f sai : io : : ~ itoxicate a we He 2 ] 2 on pi ere chick i aaa wis : Bie 3% Be ee tion to ifs acc ptance | ziement, supporting this his counsel rend of her das and was to Porter throat last Wednesday while ane aaa as neen Walting " earr’.’s Fe ¥ TS z es AS Re S accept . a Bae ‘ - os | M TH tl ation ee tral of eed Peg 3 Bs oe ie TY) . > d ne Warrant, issuc Onipiaint | a iter purporting to bave been! Ashe. | aq Machines and ip. ‘ Offercd $250 a Month. ibride from Gillis a game of | Scopic tastrument into her mouth, eK A? nm. > de . ‘ : bye ' ¢ } ge es, — me a2 Ap 2 Pema haem PBtAaitle Yin: par ie J am *? ’ TS ogene ' ' ' ; news 7 licreieias -_. . et SAR KOW lene da Cans, oi avd ~ -ingshigh. meaeeay WHR theo é, a , " ges Daag Lo peepee aaa seas PS MN Sa Ee mT #3 ae aoe : figitag Lor aoe ne MA nsent AV VOU, let. | c: | rea] ) age also the physicians nein doa grain of ~ » se i%O North Ninth 7 a “e ie cen tinrid 3 shes a ej eit rn: ee Pipers, VF RE RE, 2 he Legcisiature a meals ; iF le has faj to 2 tin “during oth 1 7 1) “1 4) years corp and were draWang it out when today spicy — nor: . nriguez XN Re be ce nme Oe ig ee a iaw allowing m4 erat int i sewing and q* fer. the grain slipped from the. instru- | ” ag : cs 1 date CO Rs rh Home Buitd : op ) vatue eciias: Mak eet a ? men! Inasmuch as the child fie Py tra. eblici! an bole Tibi St rn ional 7 ft r} i Thy ae % Z ; igre ee es te %, erate in s ven sintes. had s ud aje $4665.30. tie % binder is Pe a hh 2 | vot? 7. : Ty ‘murs hi yr ath d normally, tt was assumed nd Perry E. Meier 0 oe ee ila ie } Gooden ISCOVered the “Olu Side *- ee ae ae eee ; ee: a3 a3 P OTe UGA he cColInpany fron aie trom pro- ‘ husband’s counsel declared | raud s her Bower y thin ese throat. niversity drive. cient ome nt so pee _ 4 Gal Crain, . lous “Yel gi PE oe Mie gi oe boand lected re th: 1, cds of sales sewing macItves (ine American woman had comimii: livorce fol! loa Ai? ryyal the catle apparently was well on ns of the head at 6-39 — gaa as eae gestions cpg azains Elliaea remony Se SS Ee a0G in advance, payments, ac jat tne branch he operated at 5611} gigneg a ssian named Lebede : nee Misinko’f. but ,; tne road {0 rece: wee ea itomobiles thew p. ey alt Cis rig inail eaul ' Masher tA sie peratives Delmar huie leu to fi rince for a hus- Marriage also ended in terday she began to choke again. collidea “a : re tinw * ¢ | : : eae oe : igs housing trusts. the company's employ April 27 last. ak 2 ae Oo A hurried examipjation revealed @ Rokedale “ahstex a bt eavdead anu (eves. ERNESTINA CALLES | The Missouri receivers! a would Hale denied being short in h grain of corn in the air passage-—— BE striking d-ycarane meaiemnton of carefully Buarded In) The home where the President’ STINA CALLUS. "eed under the terms of the accounts aivd-asserved thar ail the DETECTIVE SLAIN, ANOTHER ‘SUIT FOR $1,000,000 AGAINST |boce'biv it war the ame one the Tossing @ ruarters, Dies al ungationw ’ California stvle, sun thre ride’s mother “ht wie om eae : ee er i os ae : , “2 , a x eee : ee eee ae Bal a on » Gee ; Since Q%; e bronchosco has ins , € | at “= Prank vices a Poy - | oe ea a rth v. “hy cer] f , ;, ariel Le nithere Itoath ; ee Weeks and } is actually proved tha entertainer ana suspect Also Defamation of Character Against ice | tne ot pa cn: ® bDnalist regime. | ip ig, aa 23 heory mr withon mn ev - reer ae 48 * Daren | Seach ruster * the the compan’ . : a li : 7 a heen wees requently , v ‘ B rews as! Ow Ny). a | t for broth 1 uni respectively of |* aN trustecs of the |or ine company | HW mas Wounded During Holdup Attempt i.vangeli-t to Be Argued Today. ' : | Ate h te rie Dailv , iis Countal ii: ; ! 4) bil rid i j nae , . ‘ ' j ; a : bey ’ . j ole - , ‘ ' : ‘ ! j ’ 1¢yt? > : i} j *. “a ie] an 14 ryt ion. * . ’ ‘ grt : \ ‘ l. ': { - ant l Os \ NCE] mre (tal Via pins, Puttons, bye ads. coins, pic on : | A re . “ = - ~ 4 = . hy ’ ate é ; R cv qr CS a 4 * _ ‘ > ’ *hab ses . . othe P oa ; a. en Ameritan ee — i and drove away, Stent thi ny iffocd ake weGle Lote i aw 9 : is wee? : ) : SUES ae itternevs. Ico Carroll. Higgs and common law bond await action t : a none spseun tein bua nat of siass and small toys from ithe stai me} ; bys + | Ris : ‘ : ALCT ne Surrender | ewe ‘. 1 ‘a ‘ Tee . oy - ee ; om of the oan i create | Ses ; + Ah ' ; prone hia! passages and lungs of ; rOlle 3h re ; . Le : ‘ i ‘ y ‘ ; . " Lal : ; . ’ id¢ ‘ ‘e . . 7 ‘a ; ' = ™ j . . : . troops wno oc- ;,., e : Pig ‘S released op “ pros) ive bris s {anniilv. will ere ' itt a ryt ees ees ' wy YORI. . @ rriat by oy ps .roo# patient mostivy children, hereto- Tid. hy . we ie oe Tole > ; iil j } ‘ ; ' ‘ j j \ } j le ii a Nd2v, evacua So gmetad flered a frac. # aie present; © marriac fa ss Medal itch woe ee EE, FS eae ei se BOY 7 PLAYING IN BITCH ve was kill and anoth "1 ao a” eee ‘niert arainst “ore always with complete success. ing to the south oe Fert —_— Bik if ins} I With « ‘), , ai me thy ttn 4. : : Ne ie ace tae 4 ee ne Op hes ko Biase aS y ’ : es ae ay | ‘ Reiaiaa a Pherson can. Lesterday it was Used to remove a an nes An automobile driven by a Ne. bis if mm » it tmpossib! yj ; we shies | ees naa oT) rieeeme KILLED BY MOTOR TRUCK Sets rks a enuf ow ~ “ee fragment of sprites bone from — . igfro woman. Ni Ta? ey RB auiliit ' ede ' : . : , ." Ars ’ . > ' ' re , bas Visto} rele Will ‘ 4 i ol ih : : ; } " } ‘ ' correspondent!» Mrs. Marjori Taylor, aE i ai ii sie a anita ee at Broa nse eae : ReaD Papas F age 2 sak bien’ fps nie Kenne: hy Mrs. ik », the throat of youns Prvgong of Kirk wood, struck Alleh Meve ran M ‘ ' siglo Ce vr 8 : | ‘ : yi attemp Nod U a 3 : ma — Nnolders an ; z j tw OF 1308 McCausland ave etinw on {ne Bs | a ‘ } : ; btn ‘ | in vans — -POyeT C* |he WAS cros , nd avenue, ag : 1 ht ‘ Ali , trat) Mitchell, TH. When Driver Tries ve aici sag | sa Phe pian charges that Mrs. py fine Associated Press 2 A a ca 5 aii ce Crossing ‘the street neapdew inuuir Prvesiigation ao : : oe +3 to Collisi wis? i ’ vere eating. |} hers eferred to her as tl SALEM, Ore.. May 17.—Albert sa his home, at 4:4) » i ; Uy | ; le bata ! issets, ) io Avoid Collision. wi d | het ) , whe -49) , al 40 . i . + ithe 7 erat het man wi reoCLE Dé a ‘armel neaucniae. wer veteran, waa ers, suffered ‘. +). m. The child f toy ‘ ; nm it . yan bert . Sf, eee Cb tea j { +3} S at > Ov vA 38S milled mf) ?f ; i I > ' ‘ , - riiay j . 4 } i > Ss sien | wounds Fc} at hi olres ianged today in the State Penl- ating region two | Taylor was arreste; ure hd mie UM ps | jee ¥ : Saami sepa tanh serioust} injured yesterday, fe- yi ) an automobile a ar a - meas » kow,. apparently | Pe 7 — : :' as i. ae Y tig a T nh | ) A LA (\E vir . 1 a re ber ‘rurning ‘o their homies Wy Sc] | Bee ae | Cvanzgct isa} a ce 3 PSs Len iry for the S.aving of Feb. its southern cap- | ~~ ic auexti : " TH | Vi ‘f creditor utsde Missour n Mitchell L, When they we CStCh Hie: SS ee epionll Ks igation a ‘ibseau ial, with 27 of Eston ste Deputy Sher- ST ee 7 nee ait Bee Ed ae ‘ iniring the reccivership. claime to | ru ver by a truck which ! Th letcetive: Lorris DOKI Tenneth G miiston er va- iff of Lane County. Hooker waa : LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ap i ; . . | me i aes taljn; 7 OTe mE ne oved. horned in att Mpting roid a col 1 fteniamin yer sed ; or at 3 evangelist’'s a member of a posse searching for Canton Apolo- Founded ms ey PULITZER t ! Lal - pei ti . J ais in fait ana.) owed: f erent bee nfldred onthe road. he turned the | Mertin, Beeker An@ |B OMe > BUT SYMPATHETIC A Tempting Treat tel Pel adele fined $100, Tie mun is Tezeito: vou phy 4 . VASHINGTON, The | truck’ into the ditch without | ‘ ¢ Pet | be OSS : rrif ; i. ¢ SSS i irs. ”? ap | erty dit } hid | ) vs eat Mhtae “Pavhte ine intent: 1 liscovered his guests ha: ' 1111 Olive Street GArfield 4370 ed lew price: second, assured quaiity,: and, hire, ATIS'RG M} 8 BARD + age ss Rt which dispels the thought that cre ve fe ig , 3 true Piano quality and rcliability nec essarily 1s @X- ht ANA ¢ fl i NGF? ” - ai or rs. ensive. In iustice to vourself and family dont U VE} NUiio ef Ve eos ' : » ! } heard this ma: . , r an ef buv a Plaver-Pizno unti! you have Ojom a an velous Lictie Studio. Player-Piano. You will be Poke Offtte Biret Sion- oe : nies cere papi amazed at ite char -ing beauty, rich tone and easy be aaa action. (sity beefs cod Cloose : ee | : ae ee Priced at 3 rererring :* - ede ie “tae ‘hitd-en oar f Y rnors. to take ofl! ’ ' *. ; i CONVENIENT TERMS “ths coq conn, 8. and pelen. | , to announce. their choiee of? speciai 1 : Exchange Dept. Specials : = How NICHOLSON Square Files =ro'8| ROT GALL WHEN PICKPOGKET o's. 20" the comin sear. were “aeisenso% city. sy 17.~j[ pingarce Pieter-Piame 6998 | areas auowance | i OLSON net JS CAUGHT ON STREET CAR.» Aavertisine cine at moter state ei has jas Assistaa heata Geel apa $395 Yor Old Uprigh or ee Help Build Limited Trains : : Like Neu we mes we . Cifan | ae , | ae ¥ sess : - ; Victim Refuses co bet Thief Off and we 2 pine aes Wurlitver Reproducing Gran! $675 ei With Other Pas- rp Ce 9 eget ll “3 | 7 Hiteer Het The man who rides on a limited Ars: ‘3 ‘cenzers Ensues 210 ee voted se . , > ack ae ) ssauluce amma Piano $165 \WuRIIZER : Vt RETAIN Sy TOT RG ENN , te “ty s P 7 Fine for Beginne: cok amined * train expects to “get there” on time _—e at? ve Dak ahr ae milo’ ’ “a ; : S : : ? : He ares MONTHLY TERMS 1006 OLIVE ST. Z —and usually does. SEMGS pairs of ont BBN 800201 are inown to se-|2 o,m. Mondes. resulled In A!s1. trortweh and RM Wright “For Who lias: been crit of naicheris | The engine builder who uses NICHOLSON best selling styles, Cee eae the sending of be rears oe ee ee apheliges wy, OFL : ae 29 Files expects them to do their job right and | broken in —_ Bat Attorney Sidener and his|” 4 use the wrong file on a filing job. oes SISOS NICHOLSON Files are made to | tien Iridio PI m. $15.00 Up | meet every filing need. Get them ae i 18-Karat Gold.....:.... $500 Up jf from yous hardware dealer. ; for really good , NICHOLSON FILE CO. Made for people Providence, FR. 1., VU. S.A. at alfa ms ; ; : <n ° : o who believe that catsup bbi J 0 (0 MOL Se - $150 Diamond Ring Disappcars. quality 1s no- -_— G seg titian SOE Sh where 90 imror- | & Chili sauce [ob Ins ewe LUO. “2x % recess cuattumplinctie ses Most Populer Jewel Ufore 9 Qenrt Leu WPA. co / t oT LY Purpose Aopen ; are Floor’ Arcade cade Building Nihive at 8&2 «TRACE ware ery FRPP OR EROAOR ORE BH

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— & _— : icioRTestES { -.. DEL SENT 600 TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927 PAGE 4 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — ee oe Regarding Investment Service HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK is in a position to help you invest your money safely and profitably. This service is provided through the bank’s affiliated institution the First National Company located on the third floor of our bank building. The Company is the Investment Division of the First National Bank and is equipped to carry on investment banking on a large scale. Its officers are men of wide experience and sound judgment. Investors dealing with the First National Company can be sure that all securities offered have been thoroughly investigated. They are assured good advice regarding their investments and, in all transactions, the protection of sound business methods. Thevy can select from a wide and diversified list of highest grade dividend- paying securities— U.S. Government Bonds Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds Foreign Government Bonds Municipal Bonds Corporation Bonds and Notes Real Estate First Mortgage Bonds Guaranteed First Mortgage Participations Every month the First National Company publishes a list of securities available for investment, together with essential information on the various issues offered. You may receive this bulletin regularly without cost and you are cordially invited to consult with officials of the An Ideal Combination of Investment and Trust Service | "~~ +7zvand Trust Service HROUGH its affiliated institution the St, Louis Union Trust Company, the First National Bank offers a Trust Service com- plete in every detail. This is the oldest Trust Company in Missouri, and is located on the second floor of our bank building. There are no deposit liabilities against the St. Louis Union Trust Company resources of over $11,000,000. This entire amount stands as security for the faithful execution of trusts committed to its care. The stability of the St. Louis Union Trust Company, its capable staff of experienced trust company executives, and its position as a part of St. Louis’ Largest Financial Organization, make it your logical choice for Trust Service... It acts as— Receiver or Assignee in business embarrassments. Executor and Trustee Under Wills. Administrator without a will or with the will an- Registrar and Transfer Agent for registering, issue nexed. Guardian of a minor oran incapable person. Curator of the estate of minors. Trustee to execute trusts of every description. Agent for individuals to hold securities, make in- vestments, collect and dis- burse income. ing and countersigning Stock Certificates. Agent in paying coupons andbondsfor corporations and governments. Depository under escrow agreements. Trustee for Bond Issues. Wills cared for and filed without charge. TO MISS MACKAY Max Wagner, Friend of Man on Trial for Murder of Ray Raymond, Unable to Remember Fight. yA 9 oY ~ ’ -_" \ ry ‘ ; ; . io Hear Versions P . ~ ey " ry " - - . . ™ > ‘ --s a “~ ~ ° . - ~ ° - . A . : - , -@ ~ » - a _ ja : 7 > ~ . - ™ aA . Saheedenentiemeatatadieencenmainn eeanaaeeaettieeel EE EE OR RE EE ES RE OR ee > -_——_ First National Company, regarding either your present or future investments Whether the amount involved is large or small, you will receive their conscientious and _ courteous personal attention. A ee ene Sealietne pete ee ee Confidential discussion of any phase of St. Louis Union Trust Company service is invited without obligation or charge. — = ? _, FIRST NATIONAL BANK FiRsTt NATIONAL COMPANY $7. Louis UNION TRUST Co. BROADWAY-LOCUST-OLIVE ~ , : sf ¢ . a , if VA, Commercial Banking «~ Savings Foreign Banking ~ Safe Depostt Investments Trusts Coudbarxt Hit<« Henelala. - « NOLEELL May 17.—4 eloud- i ectien | inden: | {i¥e- j tte ix

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64) Pheer on Ste - 2 ORNS e+ va oe 7 on ener > a wonmwevennee on ne- ee ae, ee ee ns hs soap . pack: byte yen oat ee td AR Aly PI RBA ROTH WAT te - ~~ et -s nie = we re I o 4 ~ ~ - 5 ere ts cage nse Nee a ee Sa ta aca . eS i i ET en EN Bn ee men decrvee » Bitty AIS yt ‘ ae we rs ’ ct canis > : “ * + AP RIN rae mtg we er toate ey at ee ee er wetatetia gt padaridanhr ts a PI Tarkett. lay ithe mrinRes > res chee on welt Pee srotawh - ~ dca ri natetetrencuamaweane wo oo enero mma wioentivisigtaee toto ne ae Ney Ce Ere mbrtapoannteeanine sonivon . eer Vora. eee epee ene ele wi : : 4 rower tg pean , ane pasnenee eonanetion ati Pl — cr ” . alse 4 nog x Exceptional Values mn Many Personal and Scasonable Home Needs —Quantitics Are Limited—Marl and Phone Orders Promptly Filled! E:ght-Pocket Shoe Bag Safety Razor in Case ) Dor felly...1 deefndant’s ;: t SS ——— A real convenience in the bedroom—a sturdy Double-edge type Razor with i ye eatitenile ¢} : rial ‘ . tant i . P 4 ~ . - ° - ] >i ( i , atte; he trial constant | ; 7 | Shoe Bag with pockets for 4 pairs of shoes— one Blue Ribbon blade. Can ‘, rushed up to her brother to kiss \\ \ , ici. ed vee ane shi Suacth) ‘at be used with Gillette blades. 3 ; a retty art tick es : sympathetically during yester -— ' ; , _ 2 weil sitesi oe 8 P 1200 to sell at, {() afternoon's + isask alte Re : gee See ) 7 C , “a i \ \ ine rs, Were iePars } ~ ae Pr’ ~.. ae Ne Dustproot Garment Bag a { g F oe ~ é \ . , . : 4 “are ~~ — Val the “Gin Mixer.” eee nO .. AOR NEES Full-length Bags, neatly tailored of art tick- Spool Silk ‘he houseboy oe | t sual | " . ing—will protect your frocks, coats and suits C 50-yard spoo's of sewing Silk \ in all colors, black and 23 — £00 |. ; 3 me Sevier Ord ee ya ——— vee irom dust and dirt. Very special at.......... [> iN NY ee ee w f ~ | f white, 6 spocls for | mea apsapracagtmaye' | Last Day O ale O Blue Ribbon Razor Blades —~ a a> be? —— sa ae Ne -- * — ~~ 7 2% > ws Made of Swedish spring steel, each blade has Carry-All Bags 1te () Tt Wea 7: two sharp edges deeply beveled which insures Nicely made cases, complete lasting sharpness. The blades can be used in [* with stenciled nursery designs Gillette razors—special, a package of 10 for.. ¥ i ae ‘ ‘gee 0% : ‘ “ bis : é | : Myr ; —delightful for the 39 - se t tin io go to the Ravm Choose Wednesday From Special Groups at | CE 4s oc oa 9 eae C On home ans neace % . : f , Halbwood home and engase I a aa 95 Seaciela Hair Nets ds g ids 04 = gs NS ae $ IS e : ; Pp vy, J htt heh ‘he Ray | = 8 | eee Hair Nets in earl Buttons ' a , he CO High-grade double-mesh rea! cap and fringe styles. Choice of all the wanted 4 y, A large variety of styles and —_ , 3 “ ae Sizes—3 to 12 buttons on each Ss B : N ; [! colors, except white and gray—-6 for......... cadiciehiek ak [5c Peg Seales Soe > Use Ui. 2 cards.. Fair warning not to delay your choice of Sum- Wednesday is the last day that Js mer Footwear. : . 5 itary Napkins May Sale prices are in effect on White Footwear Aimcee Sanitary Nap < k at adwanee Summer styling—authentic, fashion- Good quality soluble Sanitary Napkins——easy 99c Dyanshine Sports Froc S able models for all occasions. Wide choice in each to dispose of—packed in boxes of 12. Very spe- group. cial value—limit 2 boxes to each customer; box that dyes and polishes st the of Tuhable Summer Silks same time— .. Ravmond’s mother. / 4 was « as d ft as the Pictured Above: Redex Mothproot Bags portie. . . OR: $ 1 ‘ ‘75 ——_ C : D—Wh; sea Protect your Winter clothes during the = : in court A—One of our own Cor- | D-—White lizard as a mer in Garment Bags of heavy red cedarize yo — ~ | trimming on white kid 1s a paper, guaranteed dustproof, moistureproof and ¢ Shinola Home Set pew and smart combination Lamb’s wool polisher, and The popular shoe preparation : Te stifv- : of Ee : . ; » .. € Paernioon OVe- tified. Her inne Slippers in white kid, completed early In te he trimmest of tailor- | , mothproof. Bags for...... Phas : : ‘ It added little to el in the sale...$8.95 | in this tailored Slipper, $7.95 2 ssn bristle dauber packed in con- Every day sees the-arrival of new Summer Frocks On. b os . . | oe . * " Is testimony except for - apie | : ae Clark Spool Cotton venient box ~ 7Ic in the Sports Center—Frocks that are the very main- : ‘PUIG a “separation and |, a | mer ie EC ee eee Oe stay of the Summer wardrobe because they are smart “Vorce. party.” She said it was] R—The simplicity of the | E—In white kid, this one- Black or white, 100-yard spools of this well- | ilored rt siveg while s} . | is given in li i ! . at all hours of the day.” Newest are tailored sports » Whee ve She and her hushand | one-strap mode is given In- | strap Slipper is extremely known brand; specially priced in this sale, ONE ; d d the "ere with th, r shows in San Fran-| teresting variation in this smart and an exceptional DOZEN SPOOLS ie Shinola Polish styles in printed gers F gine moon ar silks. “0, to some 200 actors and oth- | ite kid Slipper -95 | value in the Sale at.. .$9.95 re ee of striped, plaided and checked tub 81 ae ind oth : white kid Slippe (Limit 2 dozen.) er om pane _ a smartest p ; Pp he Aya cS , -blood of this popular shoe Fo}- : Rajah Frocks, tubable crepe siixs in e oe | __Fashion has a particu- F—A charming dress Slip- Odd lots of Dress Shields, pair ish (limit 4)— colors. and washable Yo-San crepe complete ekiias C—Fashior Hick ke) HONOLULU Mae Sani 4 lar preference for the Ox- per with one slender strap Sanitary Aprons (Hickory ma iad eee 3 the variety of sports Frocks that one must NN aed ford tie and the May Sale | and interesting detail at the Sanitary Belts of elastic... ....-.--- +res000 290 - .; choose now in preparation for the warm days ' Tt : 4 sth ou eastern sas i n ol gee caine ninahail iss side: in white kid Washcloths with colored borders, 3 for Notts dite acttnantok lagi ‘a Wiéer } so soon to come! (Sports Center—Third Floor) y cg ee eee | ehles kid at | (Main Floor.) Shopping Bags with zipper closing. see a ; . Vf pealyre ‘frowned live- w ’ dee, Conudburst. Hits Honoluln. ; ; tre a . neo ~ “ — 7 Se ee me a i oe | Oe oe’ ~ — oe MA Pe a a Ee Ee rer anneal anew et AA ee A

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____TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1j7, 1 Ssciieiaiaiimeiaats _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH vid Been Pamico Cloth Travel Information Service - PHURCH REPORT Regularly 50c ae | THE ASK MR. FOSTER BUREAU on the Sev. 9 ANALYZES WW | C enth Floor will gladly give you information on 9 = : —_— $1.39 Java Face Powder, 33¢ regularly 44¢ 3-Piece Toilet Sets ip 66 ; 9 9 ee : le i ces ¢, | blue, green and $10 | ¥ ~ ~~ + f om 1 alte ; ; Manon Lescaut Face Pow- maize, regularly $13.50 . “eee pc 2°. . Ger, regularly | =. , . . ; | : rae So, eee $1.05 Children’s 3-Piece Toilee | | ize, for | 33 Sets, assorted col- $7.50 ors, regularly $10 2 , " ' : Mavis Face Pow- - A Dozen Smart Styles for Home, Picnicing, Tennis and Many Other Hours i cameo N° more remarkable opportunity to secure ummer home end out-o- I will I Unsurpassed Values at } : — . Powder, 19¢ | Lilac this season—and since “Sunbeam” models ywhere for their splendid, cool and shee: : | Tooth Paste i aac Vegetal Soap Gite ; eRe se nee lt é ’ Compacts, regu- ered prints, blocked plaids, dainty checks; all- ail sleeves are in new short effect leche Su.a0 white and a wide assortment of color combinations hat “Su arly 91-5 affording you the very hues and the very dainty patterns you undoubtedly want. . Coty’s L’Orican Dozen Cakes Oty igan Compacts, regularly $z fabrics. their daintv stvling and careful workmanship. vou. too. shou!d have several. Thev tub perf ly | ae | ; > a " he ' Amber Rova! . —they tit exactly as particular women want—and their variety of new Summer models provides for every | a a | vor rig alanine tee Regularly $1.50 ss . ‘J . - ” - y fi} ~ ' J GE, & *, a5 Ww 4 ' taste. Sizes 36 to 44. ) ” - | \ & $e j ' I f . $ Of flaxon, dimity and Feilecian Tissues—in flow- The skit 1 mply cut, many have smart ple: | | Loose Powder: a 1 Guaranteed Fast-Color Question of Property Rights. , "Ris For Baby—Wednesday Creepers at $1.50 and $1.95 For All Daytime—‘Fashionables” Wear - * y VS Fit 7 “4 7 a f , és 3 \ . ec fE RE |) Play Suits at $1.00 ile: LIN lavv blue bloomer and blouse Play Suits with red pipu ces (a LAG | s eer } ~~ } - 2 9 . = ip-On ; land-woven Afeham ina | NEW Frocks, Sia ITH its black satin bow 1 } - | Sweaters, $1.99 2B lightweight. fhite with col- Adorable Frocks in this aay senawe oa bes is 1 ANTS And Choose Them 1n New! Handmade ) ers in gay colors. Sizes” eo. eect Srwdity wave fabcien aa oh awantong the rounded ! f \ : .\ ' Vandervoort’s Shops Sweaters me a3 uA ol Cambric Pantie Waist a | - bs 6 ngs : Also in monkey skin with | | Tie i ou | | U GIRLS will hke the new ! filet lace ede # sizes 2 to Canbete Dinbee Nice = oo Sige: oe astralac trimming. iai>- . A Ty By | ~ imported Sweaters of H pone LOS to 2 years Baby Beds; ivory enamel NS Ry | _ Sweater goes everywhere— a te I a? hin ) he 4 - " “ l sw s, 6 to 16 years, 39¢ finish $7.95 volfinge. shopping. motoring and > age -) - a ee al —s inming new Creepers of dimity, broadcloth, crepe, chambray and . . . ’ _ cr - — . 7 * Fes y ffer most attractive value at these eee en CO oe ee ( soft wools that have i : Mattress to fit bed $2.95 - > -s ‘ie Di re 7 ; , Y 12 50 a 9 _ — . | ’ ; | s '7, . ~-= > Swea ‘ers j a ad r. ct a Sea jae > .. ~ +> : . 4 " — ! > ’ >* ; sana ¥ . WAL ‘ ’ at er. : - ‘ * . +4} e are ‘a ; : és, ae eee 3 5 liaald bh Pm , D a R i _ » es +} howe bs STE iankets 1.00 L Rubber Diapers 506 +e | teaing -——ana since tneres a VOOoUS - 3 alt .€ patterns with f rae ' $l Floor. ’ ™ } S, vv > > - "T - 1 Infanr hed ao fi »” & shane r e : : a 5 Neal = *. = 4 = Tile = > > ** j 7 _ he ) j lied Mectercar ghop— | as wae «tt ae _ felt to harmonize with every type or | oF without « second Fioor. eae’ ee 86h ‘ ’ : la; colors : . * ag . | 4Giaii ava Sweater, the combination becomes irresistible. » - » - ce > £4Gis Gt « P —_ i Only three of the latest Summer Styles Tt models are pictured— i | : . ee & ree will aan GRU Society. there being many others ! Mg NS tte alacant Of S aided . They maintain 2 in delicate pastel tints, i Third Floor. — eo OS = = , FE Of dameee ee } ae. bright Mues, all-white and } | i VU J Yy ) : f } li ya - Eris ol j a P ©: ‘ ‘ e 5] ac k. af? d-y hi f > fl y Ou afl t to Choose a t : Z th wy | j é a \ - 2 4 7 | . a nie Be > | . | — ’ Ay ; i , th} “ 2 ; u pone : \4 : . ; _ : — ' _- : : i% ae ‘ > ' : rie ‘ . : ; ee . “— . j ' 4 " vs ** “ | : | Chiffon and Semu-Service a) a= | es me | | ; = ' i ' 7 ee > of Complaint . | ’ " a ° ° + ~ a, . :' — ae . , SS 4 u F ' r; - “ By | Pa Rey ix = : . ' Lok a : AJ) ia” “ ~e 7 . l ] S l e 4 os = j - 2 eo 2 ’ , ; ? eS “ : a P ; : .—= 4?e * a ~ > ’ f | ; ' Pi 4 — - ; As : ‘* : ’ + i F — “ . “ . Black Enamel : Ee BUYS b= : } um fe , 2. ia controversy ovel lovely ; ‘ f - ' , ; r at 5 Zi es ws re * — s : 3 tod . se ’ th : ‘ . s ‘ [ b 4 — : aes o | Ry » | | ] 55 . 7. | & é overshadows everything > le : 4 ; ‘ - iinasesias ’ tae ? ; “ J ; ; & " ; ? ; mo . * } —_ nsieeaieiaels : = * = ' : a ‘ | Se ae f ° > = ae ae 7 de RR” aia _ TT ho} . of art} Hatboxes Are Smart for Trave! | 4 i EPENDABLE N assort t 17] . S Regularly $8.50 a | A Se ne Hosiery | Oh ee $5.95 | ~— je hA LE SEN Ce ee ae nizable as unusual—its ? ——- : ; { rity ¢ rl arrants he yur | ° ° ; Van AY | het WV fe @- Sides of eevedsd watchin many charming modes ranging THE top is padded to give . » SO MO IG 4 | pairs. from those smart semi-tailored extra smartness and wear. . BSD $i, 9. 3 My i+ his rout ats . ap with colorful linings. : eed > NVR = shot : . por lz Frocks to afternoon models in- the 18-inch round style an | ee fT / ) * ar} FS | era a popular : om. (oor heap hea (ced (i o/ Feat uu | weigh | *h triguingly trimmed with laces. SHO | | x N ) set leather. Pah til \n Sey ers | | ave tour-inch lisle garter || tuckings, flowers and dozens of //#EOCE | | ; a) ‘ever Knocked | : i Gir eee + atts other fashionable ‘touches; of ) om f bo-ie @ laae 4 4 | and Never Will | me + | Bae 4 GR” : printed chiifons, Georgette, flat J2f7s/ EGRRb) | = | don't mock Dress Trun | ! \\ oe, EM ¥ 1 | | te Mas a, , Jim [2 ~ won't knock KS . . | pias! -| | | n aca - crebe, Siam crepe and crepe de | . | . comet ) 8 ee | , _ eee SS “59h, \ \ Comme : | were Gray ~ . chine. \ PB ~ there arenoknocksinit. — | si BY | Rr | { Gunmetal ea hae : . oe 4 . we BENZO.-GAS, the Real Convenient for packing and Es | = Lt Rs 8, | | Mauve i In the Women’s Popular- | | | 8 totor Fuel, is the product that proved to the gasoline checking or for storing away . aan “oe ee a 13 | : - 3 . ° = | “me \ \ \ ‘ Riiene tmeaei | Taupe Pt Priced Dress Section— ae i Fi makers that... apparel for the Summer. In 36 or 39 inch sizes. Fitted \ \ ' | ‘Sie \ heen) Neutra! Mad i+ ° ' ma «(fi Knocke W , : ' ' ;} ‘ . i Cigan , ~ i ee Cc : ~ cgay with hard vulcanized | | oe, : fi) of 4 | ie —" the Li Be Sen “wavs Newer—Alwavs Better - ae a } } ‘4 » ’ ' 3. i j o ; oe . 3 > fn% _ , : ; 4 } ancer: well: Fa y ro: , SR te Reanese a ® - ‘ si : ’ ie “ ¢ Luggage Shop—Second Flocr. F 7 . | | a , nn ' Vandervoor Ss Womens Wear Snaop— | < Benze-Gas‘Meotor Fuel Co. | : ST. LOUIS a yD f 1? a

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ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ae . Peer ee pee one . PAGET , 4 » ormation Service SHURA REPORT 3 | DSTER BUREAU bn the Sev. |] _| INALYZES WW | diy give you information on otels in the States or abroad. | t charge. ' HI } if i. “Double the Sales for May’~—is a sl N ts for their month For Wednesday we of h h Bureau | : FOr | 8 a slogan adopted by Nugents tor the or Wednesday we offer this page of timely features for personal and home Council Researc ur | of May sales campaign. Hundreds of items—specially priced for these daily needs. A convenient street car service direct to Nugents—a prompt delivery Says U. S. Has Real | events—present tempting value purchases for each day of the week. service—special charge and payment plans buying here! > le ot ‘evance, but No Justt- . : , eee, a * Continuing Wednesday—Our Big, Mid-May 4 Re eh IS my lt Sosa eae . wie ” » Pepi pep - be, gm ae ave nh tain wenenpeedl . Dongen pipes aren rw@ 4 ate Me sles ae AaB tc OORT alt ty “ wie Extraordinary Store-Wide Sales—Something New Every Day ( f} ( Prva weet renee - er er ee ae ee en ee Op Ren a a Os nape ie OP se fervwtte - aa! en Me gt oe ete 5 anrelitiied raga vane HATE decd Son te tp ata > + Se 7am Sales, eR tees a ae P we een ee : ~ ee ee te ee ee Se ea ‘ ont oo ae be PROT, « an onan Aare a> SE. mythe ba ge ~ ~ rm. ores —s fication for Intervention. ae In an Initial Sale! 1975 Boys’ roods fms | Gil @ Moneg| i pIPLOMATIC PRESSURE | “at ) x at | W A S H S f TT S Cad } jae vestio bd Silk Hosiery . ted on these toiletries Ou i Bes , ) > , . . .- A Tremendous Dress Event. : 8 Facts About This Great Sale: ity! pee Djer-Kiss Talcum ] Ty All sizes 3 to 9 years included at only ‘nited Sand sea ie ma | sae 7 band Oe \ >t '* $ ~ 4 - " ’ ; . Ty As \ \ : , - TY ) q rt i / - 1 4 e \ a . ' U i ! : } t , ” ok \ , 4 Re, ; y) r ‘ ™ + % , es sf | | Ss ‘ ‘ a * - ‘mat 1Siigit . ta i i : . 7 ‘ — j , om 4 - P 4 : % = * if] iT}, Ss: ‘ Ss cl i sha & Biici ts aha - : q / ‘ \ . \ \ ,? + ibd +} ae j ie } ‘! e mi i\ ATA TM EE | nk | At: - No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Taken ; “a . Wu . it eearcit «a , Wy AY f | ATE if ite _ i. . ‘ fT ‘¢ Lt a4 ae . a, ' : i ae iu \ \ if 4 i ai 1 | a. 4 a 4 Do - ‘ ’ ‘ j ead rh } fi ] nl a 4 ‘3, ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ At} Aienilfi Pete GRAAL - an TTL 14 ; ; + if } ats »* + T iid Crystals, regularly soc 39¢ | | ‘ the 00 moet | || Silk Umbrellas P , Oe othy inven ll ay Binet | AG, oe 2-Trouser x $4.95’ Values Departinent of Research and Edu- | gon ae ee SWE Oe Sr Ti ‘ ate- ~~ Nad : aiue: ‘ No. 66 Ideal Hair Brushes, Oe ewauced an 2 PUNT bak OV ee WE Ry aS Every Type of Frock From Tai- } ; Satlor Suits ant regularly Ss. tetnonatinnal document.” if | Mr AMT i A Se OA Po} UP ee “ , rials Want: wee min $] 39 trietly informational docu R 3% ty NW LAS GE AS FH LN lored Mode to Evening Frock ¢ () $ .98 2. % a dicclaims any intention t is | ‘Ann xa r- ei EON i : Rayons Flappers a } j | : —- ~— —200 Different Styles Linens oe ee 2. | Lumber- 3-Piece Toilet Sects in nent Sugcuid TOliOow. ‘ : _ = Ee —- —— 7 . ach ges . Fine Jeans Shert Trouse: jacks - . : blue, green and The petrole vy of 1925, says I! ff} | Ly oe 7 ; New dresses have been added to this tre- , Broad- These white Middy All-silk sun-rain Umbrellas. maize, regularly $ $10 seport, has confiscatory feat- |B “f/f ~ _ ow | mendous sale group—freshening it for its i Cloths Suits will go in Styles 16-rib style with fancy borders. ize, TZU arly 913.50 ; : second day of brisk selling. Women who shop Peggey 2 hurry. Cheeses Button-ons Blue, green, red, and purple— Children’s 2-Piece Toi! Rte .dings “art lat in 1923 as | EAL WA | a “Seah today will be more than pleased with the A \ Cloths — Novelties amber colored handles. Ps : 3 Ollet Teinds to 4 kasha ale ts at Li we ) . ee wety | Variety—the wide color and size choice! : Nc @ (Main Floor, North.) pets, assorted col- $7 50 es ee ent Te : as ' SS 4 — “ They will marvel at the completeness of One ors, regularly $10 ° — aa : BE TAB BL OO =| —— —= the arrays. Pen ep ee = Pilea peceteacnscie Davee? Peneere en De erecatere tans ding semper 20k baton ee rate Gime 2p ~~ Pe rie Hr - - a ee ae Oe ee Seer at Se SOE? aw CUES Yt eweree “ ee ee aan ete ee Rm RE DES leah girs — - emie adoption of her stitution and $6 @ | fi with print slips. Printed chifton geor- Z, , ' a ALL QW) ai asidss,. eo a > eine ee ie Vegetal Soap Bits | oe SISas te 7 | | gettes. Heavy rick silk flat crepes. Guar- RY \\\ ENC Tit bas FPS et Set / thou. i that in t ent stat ‘) 7 | anteed washable tub silks. Lace afterncon ’ \ Abs y 4) hd | a _— — Regularly $1.50 ft internat | ions cach na- ' ba dresses. Sports and street styles. . New \ iit gis New Nee wmear pastel shades and white. Sizes from 14 ¢t -2',—fro: isses t Hn \ KD ' ' oizes trom 14 to §2°4 m misses t0 hear AHL; RNR : ) Specially Priced ’ ‘ | ;* t}¢ | , ‘> 7 »a 7 ' : ? ' ‘ f? ; ‘ ‘ ~ i+ - c + tate . Ly = ihif PY \ vet’ . " ; 4 yp t tS ; ”) ; ‘ ; ; \ A : 1 ‘ — (Second Floor.) = seg! tA AAW a ++ + fedjf J .\ P + 4 ty } ’ ’ i ‘ t ‘ * + 4 Z ¢ . ; ; 4 si . e s 7 47°45 5 + ++ oe , . oP ; . ~ ee ; * : -* bm cs e ‘ % 1 ek* ® , . ¢ oe Y , “4 44> ing ; ‘ M : ‘ - ’ : Rig j ‘ « } *y ; 7 * ‘ Dozen Cakes e. Rao " ne bed . ; ” Vi ednesda Bab S ectal a34 ee “ : Y i : A large assortment of new oe ie + — fe ~ poo BD /7) én jee Neckwear in attractive models Striking Values for the Younger Members ot — rom. - - Mamas / |) : of collar and vestee Sets. Made | gah of lace and linen, the Family—Economies Only for Baby Day! Wey ign a ‘ : \ > | ee (Main Fieoer, North.) Infants’ Wool Capes With Hoods Aa SOW ; ee | : : : _ \' LY ig | Cretonne Pillows | RGEWS? Cork Linoleum . . ~ ? Just the correct weight for baby to snuggle ~\G a =, ee i fies oe ’ ; | § ,° : : S\ a Ot: tee a hes ieee | ; Special tor Wednesday! BANG Regularly 98c Sq. Yd. into the cooler days of Spring and Summer. es Gite, Four-yard width—cut- - tty to slip over the dainty dress to be pre- a ) ors; burlap back. Sq. Yd. . (Third Floor.) aa (Third Piloor.) Al ag aloateSe "SW te Angie AD fie Slay Ba ihe RISGZ i ss tin oi tapi kr : oni ; be, chambray and e value at these Infants’ Bonnets wheels sot IVORY ~ LC iES DRYERS — ’ , be - r J 4 ; eid : sl . +7 es. ruocer s pe la:iy Hriced¢ Rt ° LRS—lI: Size Ot tr organaies 132 et ae anoles ame ont imechect eae ee ee ores Se Sturdily made and micely finished ¢ | ready hemmed tor use. ae rites with rutifes ’ -c pry Be hts av ’ ’ , i ~ ‘ ¥ i Ps ‘ ior + le Nitt ery oe , : ‘ q 2 j ‘ at ¢ i smartly styled to ada WRANITC? ULCTC_Ch-: eae ae , agin ‘ sas INFANTS’ VESTS—Cnoice o! ne- i Y er , . 71 , ry > [oH . . ° — ae ce “ é ea e si ; cee lee Bing oe ag d sleeve or sleeveless styics. ? made so baby is very safe in them. . ~~. + . baby s Summer outiit. .. pa 4 Ar | 0. alah lia lala aaah TCT tn wih: SF et Se, a4 ee ek te ‘ . ; eT ~~ as .%* Very inexpensive at (Nugents—Second Floor.) ; fee > ** nh * . ce * ; + . . r , ’ > . . ; ‘ ia ¥ i GecisSion 3 “+, : ’ , a a - - , i. Ten ela ° "1 9 . . + ‘ ; ' rif 2 4 ~ © , ‘ . . ’ “ ati f e)7 ; 1 . J . > . “ 7 Loe 4 - ZA ai ; ; “ i ' ‘2 “ci il eo pe EW as . ‘ ° - ’ * . . 2 ox if > * y y -? ° . UU ‘ : : . he —— } 2 . 7 : b-. : ’ \ . \ , - we . P ' elLilta ‘id rt RICA Cai . a = ri > - 4 y ° y sf y . = 2 + | *, ye ag ; , , ) . ' d . ‘ ; . . - - ‘ * * . ,- : ; «i i , . ” / ‘ ; “ ‘ P | . : ; finish $2.95 lerican-owned '@ | | bi Z | : BAM, 3-3 ‘ aah ye be ’ 4 a. SP 4 é Y\ YY } 4 a > a ; : ! if - . . Baby ; ivory ena Congr r of 2 : wo bs = : Bes Fae ano . » P . x \ , , ° «~'s, A J, " » + Z ras ; ‘ . . ~ 4 “ee - — o¢ _* : ° finish $7. egisla also bef x 2 ee ‘ REL LLL eee : > —— & > : - - .s ‘ z : 7 6 “ , Ms na *2 * fa 5 7 . and olf : . \ . ° 4 i j { 7 Ve ~s . fz A . \ ‘ ’ a . - a . , “* ‘ 4 - . . rer ‘) , s a . \ - B ‘ d e ’ - pT ¢€ 4 " v , 2 7 , \ . - e . } ’ ‘ a eres 5 « \ ‘ ~ . \ af Sy ee; f on ‘ \\ ¥ A! ° a se ‘ Aa ote@ettce . “s *. e nel ae 4 S.) & Sy OR AL) ES are + mee abe ‘ee g ¥ Pal LOIN 804," ¢ IAs Mattress to fit bed $69.50 to $95 Values Rubber Diapers 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 Foot Sizes Osly 42 of these Rugs—a charming array of patterns in seamed and seam- less styles. Woven very closely of fine quality wool yarns. Chinese effects in rose taupe, sand, old rose and mulberry. Some subject to slight imperfections,«but not to impair their wearing qualities. Fringed ends. $15.50 9x12 $1.49 Inlaid Linoleum Rug $ 95 Linoleum 33 acme we ret | $4995 Du E Col foumda fn a 8.3x10.6 size. Chi- nese designs in new fou ~ ad ‘ » Ppeir Hac &. Z ny a color combinations. er fect SE ae ee ] tractive patterns ei Seamless. ea * rs ® PPL gy, 1a Pr (4 hr . a 25 ? | Society Wash Satins ee ae $2.50, $2.98 Flat Crepe ' A super-satin with brilliant be 3 In an assortment of So new mirror-like surface—in popu- a eo shades and whjte—just the 66 . ‘ yy «= ¢ 7 . {rc or a~ lar pastel shades and white. weigut and colors ror sports or Or aftertioon. Yard......... Yard . DN COSI HK Aw i LURE OKT ‘eS apne s'0 6 ee os ** . ~ a *\ > . 4 > a \. Wh . “e tnt %e* * . 54 “Na P ‘ oe Ae ie” % “— 4. ’ ; ' >,’ . i 4 . . ‘ . * i as 2H MA 99 08% Qe, veep eee Pe mete eas eaevens a. . ' ay “ . . . haat) maint | Axminster Rugs se Cuid be problematic.” | 2.98 Flat Silk Crepes Basis of Complaint. : 2 Weatherly Crepe $ . ‘ a > } ‘ saeuce to the land con-|] 100 per cent pure silk— $e s4-inch flat Crepe, Thee port says: . olor washable—in 20 e*s% . ‘ a. oe - , . 6 . se ** —_* . ee . eee BS eeeereee ee eeeeeene a Ld . : 3 : oe | . eee e+e eee See © i ' + ) ° ; . y . > , . .* Rie ‘ee "+ teeeeaneee ewer. ce 4 * . 4 (Nugents—Third Fieer.?> 7 > ’ : Ses oe New and iovely, sma kiddies vear \e i : ak . : , . . , \ . : ® , . ‘ tT > e ' ‘Gd irepes 8 P| $1.49 Sports Satin sey a “ at Neth ; é : roa . © Rayon and coiton weave ve repes in new _ ‘he Vivi . — ee ——. i ae rine luster—in white and wanted sports cqesigns anc oj a ce ee a ee oe ecm ’ ; —don't kmock ‘ | | : er aes ESE EE SE oe ses Very jell made | : , . “te | “won't knock . ; Special rol Wednesday. f ] Regula: $5 Values | mainte atari ,, ae June bridé« and gracuates Axper en " an't k | ‘ : t In | . ' eae a ak Be of FES +h orrect Tilfany script om a tise quaiity stoc: on 7 . , . * mnorted trom - ~ —_ . ws te 4 eet ‘ ‘ ’ al ‘ “ nb t nock ‘ i \ y - -s8 rvtniess : + - | . 5 j oe tall , mriced for ; ” ‘ a ,~-line Lnnouncement at there are no knocks init. | \\ \‘~s 22 ede reg te ( | | : ‘ Be see : | He fir 10-line Announcement - | ' : mace, useful at trons = oy See . . a 2 , - : ) —— (Nagente--Fearth Fleer.) af: Sn Engraved Calling Cards | 24 of; the most pop PetLS BENZO-GAS ack doo 4 -GAS, the Real | a. PN er | — Z merer Fuel, is the product |] Mi} |. | 79c Rag Rugs | | |\5 YN |: Free Cooking Schoot | |TEACME | Chsice of 26 of tne mest papular vanes that proved to the gasoline $ | OS Ae IC ag : se, i | 42 inches wide— Wednesday ow. ' oy ee. 9s a nciudes plate and 100 cards Makers that... | Ze Special for Wednesday. | wey | made withsteel frames Add « sew dish to your. t Seript style. 100 fer = tes ie ai iietted w i t fh K = , é' Reman or Old Pingtiah = . ; Su “ 68 inch d- ; ana NarawcoGa siats— nen that you * stslies, 100 fer <b. 280% set < : nocks Vi cre Needless . a ; pal aie twa iv age : ser eeegmat og ‘ne School. Wedne haded t . : : seseen wet, Al | ‘ Sa eae | very comfortable and jugents ooamg oi Strawber ’ Pancied Cards, exttra cent 4 : u 7 . : Ti . . i . ~rre oF ‘ av imetri 11ONs he ” . by 2 : Stel = eS ti ays Neu er—Alwavs Better ! es - hedroom satvcnnee A eI Shere Cake, German Cottee Cake, (segue a ee : . , ee bat ps OUR (Nugents—Foorth oar.) ae es - - | j “(Nagents—Third Floor.) | Scones ——_—_—____—— Benzo Gas Motor Fuel Co. —_— Py, tour aaa VISIT THE $19.50 MEN’S CLOTHING THRIFT SECTION—THIRD FLOOR. h rine learn 'S ma e a° (\eagente—LPoarth Fleer.) ee ‘(Henusewarcs Dept.—PFearth

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: __ TUESDAY og et GS ' gai y Sal ¢. - 5 SEReenieer ks eee alti _— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE § ae ” = ; 7 ~ a eee _ Oh LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ "3 ; fons ynconditional recogal-is not as to the merits of the policy ,; LANE BRYANT—MAIN FLOOR= ~ ae | ST. ditional or Rembrandt Sold for $150,000. | CHURCH REPORT 1 ti f the Mexican government the/of the Mexican government, _ es i | : ila Suess Wins Divorce. CHURCH 4 y, Who had paid the tax and costs, | Mexi: 10- CENT TAX PRISONER FREE inounting to "$12 re 46. pap 4 By the Associated Pree. = a ANALYZES OIL eee? save: “This eiement in the|to the alternatives open to P f 4 1 Mrs. Juila : ‘ - : To a Pair' « ‘Our. 1T} ne famous amparod | S > as on a ore yk oar hied with thel cases “decided. in effect, that che} i desire and every fuel tried and ) The gre alone often SS Extra eta Ay 1 | shim and revives) mining law of 1909, had offered tc bd Saves t SS ch ac : | the ow oo ih! proven. Semet- Solvay i is the ¥ sa salt gota din ? | upon consid ‘a . aaa. .. oe — Se > ss T acecmeadl w — Examine your suit just back from the cleaner ? » owners of the surface the ri | , ‘ Y= KO) ) , their | coke with a national reputa- ’ ‘|| plus convenience! = a” the eae SS ——— its demand exploit 11 Jying beneath tnds but that unless acceptance of | at ~ tion. this offer were evidenced by some premeesea ‘positive act’ of exploration, the c! : ; it anne fer could be withdrawn, and was Now is the time to put , nae ‘‘No mratter how mv feet} nternal affa = hit hea | ache and burt, ‘liz draws.out all the | the issue ft hdrawn by the Constitution of - salen” (MM hdc ot nt —the time t : ) rom the American pon WS > uine § ae ¢ pain, and I’m as good as new,.’’ than legal, tna * sijfive act’ doctrine F . . : ee OW ne POSILI\ act loctrin | Cake OlVay | Tiz is magical. Acts right off. In the é Stops the pain of corns, buntous, cal- | the Americ as a mere device that was being é Order now and imported into the controversy. O11 pe | “se: ~ 2 ‘ : . and Locust louses, sore spots, | of America face the law f 1909 appears ¢ A few cents buy a box of Tiz at | simply becau involved any drug’ or department store. Have} interests, bu fect that never swell, never burt, | cern for in never get tired. operation ar ‘After a long, hot dav on my feet J run for Tiz,’’ writes a city sales. 2mMne | interpretation As the Supt Ceurt handed down.” ; Ty, | Flaws in Many Titles. a a 7 Lake a (on the questo! oO! le Suiits l ‘ | Weg) ak p % a ; Several Used Upright Pianos as - 1oOf- be tnter-. Munaiaaidal of Starck Grand, Uprisht « 1018 OLIVE ST. THE CLEAN-BE.TWEEN TOOTH BRUSH ’ nt [es citizens have eufferrd 5 COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO. | denial of justice at the hands of alah | foreign government” = I $5. 00 Down and aman Monthly Payments Will Purchase Any Machine. (Fifth Fiegr ~ — - ie aE <a et maeen . ~- - o _ -— - ee ao “ . . - — ~ : po . een ee ows os _ nae -_ - —— 7 = . - em ea apa a a a nA a adhmuteteecegninavandmammaanatoem ee: Considering the question of con. | ———s = <=

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SS E BRYANT—MAIN F = Mrs. Juila Suess Wins Divorce. CHURCH eneorT — GETS’ LIFE FOR ~ to “amall eh “ a a adh pa nk ne way se the : ity aij | ! sd wi ithin a few da, ‘s f $3 a Pair’ 1 Mrs, Julia E. Suess of 120 Edwin | ANALYZES OIL yenue, Was gianted a divorce yes- | oan froin ise nacy ~uUcSsSs, a Sup- | erda’ AV niegnt sf A ry? } 2 lag ‘ eis } ce . iy : Pe | : | ; t ' - Victo een ee sie ee a ae AOUNG &@ Tew hiinules later, Sere] O Charge for the Sparen erintendent for the Boaz-Kicl Con- | Continued From Preceding Lage. M d } Albers Pic ads Guilty of Ww. arrested Aibers and wuaitte iff Joseph Ragen. arrest | NT | ; 7 _ urdcring ¢ ) nike i Teoh i, po Bed a et Aa tox asa | . io! 0 She obtained $3000 / Bene eral ly ale OsnIz As to S Officer Last April, For Salted Peanuts n " a sane Hi ‘ 7 2opular Hosi ES Gtimony. They were married in| pened bY which that right should) By tm Anocmted Pe TOE : Catarrh ppaasvat sas ” eis ‘ Je Ley ¢ .y cc , ‘ “ | : | opu ar ostery Offer 913. She allegec enerai indig- | co °: reised of eoeshaahgins question CAR L YL > He ataw 3 { seep ammiee ants ity 1) ine j oe me pt ‘na-i Clint ot Cou se - ates head hke magic. Feels wonderful. ADVERTISEMENT tive to hosti}} ties o1 ¢ ulti ; “ircuit Ourt of NATURAL SULPHUR ey 50c Try it when you buy it. “uitimatesy murdering. tang att cout ef I THE BELCHER Y5eL atime = BATH WAY ee MD and enot or don't take it Ask . Flavory A én a 4 ik—Fyll Fasl hi -1t9 bak acce pied— and it “tat =a marsn al oF Bree Se. n! RB 4 C ; é C poe ; | s 1i0ohned QUICK RFI IFF FAR oe In this report that the’ to life in 1] phew a aS senten : ‘TRELC exions ons.ipation Rheumatism | any Ore iggist. , Nothing like > hielo a ? noral obligat ion to find an alterna. ter. by Jui on hitentia ' : CHER HOTEL DEVT. FOR LADIES iB it easant, harmless eae "e@ to perm ilities is n Ne! at brid ue: ‘ ae J ett. FOLKTH AND LUCAS my Peanut Co. Cleveland, e Chiffon Hosiery Ce ye : LACTS INSTANTLY Tiemaaea 1estio catia iS sentence with (Silk From Top to Toe!) SORE, TIRED E FFT habe rv ry Pa oe Btexican goven ct of representations on the ERS ea No City Deliveries—Seventh and Washington Store Open Until 11 FP. M.—We Reserv: the Right to Limit Quantities MN Ic thet g } » “splash’’ “tear,” ‘pa: + of 4} oO! St y to have a yi ate Department. . ‘The {mm eaters uesiion hefare , * » ‘ i Ed sil ie > ¢ W j {} ne ry + ; | Americ an G iment’ = LOW } ireless. ree at the af UMN Miblomatio measures ney . eS aio ae gay 7 | ee | 3 Leeheeey go. mart piles sce Playing | }I | y. nes 4 Wolff- i = PTT} mus i ¥, . a Pair > ee ee f | ite = not only in the light of Cards | : : . Wilson Am | ican interests, but also arainat ' Strnight ty - ~ aE , M. THe , ne batkgrounc i the manita- Pinochle. | 3 ‘ Fruit and Bae | he Mexican revolution | 2 for 5lc | Nut Hard ie ) Tne 1exi¢ I LZ PAIR 7 ts ets us and the strus Filed : . \ people to realize em. | Pp : . ieVbreien capacity. the | Chips fi Candies i: United States might suspen: diplo- B 100: Packed tn 1-lb. . matic rels finn * 7. ° 1: Me - ’ i . oom rt. glass jars. Re ul . | atic AL1ONS, might lift the arms! ed colors; eellu- , . . g ar |embareo ad: clared hy ] ‘esident ore re unbreak- “ “ 1- Lb. ; e. lids , P > —s 4 , . a | 4 | J Sizes 001 ize sf n Jan. a. ag g Or é mt 8! t ] factually dé clare war. There is no 2 Boxes, 86] | i 2 0 0 infernationa] Powe 1o restr n her | renin ie tenn arte cnt el Do We — Seventh ps Washin ston—408 Washington—Grand and Olive Sts. r Re; i ‘. ‘ . nforced fairs of another nation In Such §& te ZO \aree Sine ea ed TOMORROW ~(WEDNESDAY) LAST DAY OF OUR 1c SALE other m means of coercio) . saab : 1 ih its 25¢ Georgia Rose Talcum 2 for 26c 50c Spring Maid Benzoin & Almond Lotion, 2 for sIc $1 00 sanction eye internation RE Uidisernticns of yore cs P ureiest 25c Puretest Zinc Stearate ....... 2 for 26c | 20c Spring Maid Rouge, different shades, 2 for 51c p power of ihe nate pepe Rubbing 25c Rexall Catarrh Jelly i 2 for 26c 50c Mentholated Pine Cough Syrup 2 for 5lc yrosana t day on my feet | Pressure reaches the point where | 1c Alcohol | 25c Rexall Throat Gargle ie 2 for 26c 50c Rexall Sodium Phosphate co5veeeees 2 for5lc Mouth Wash 50c Rexall Milk Magnesia, pints. ** ° i 3 a] | ? ss __ +t ~ + vrites a city sales- |" 2mMounts to intervention in the cr how mv feet | internal affairs‘of another nation | . , [iz iene he oa | the issue becomes ocel. rather aoe 60c 29¢ Rexall Charcoal Tablets Sitter , - for 26c 50c Klenzo Mouth Wash | otties ' ° ae Zoc Rexall Carbolic Salve Zfor26c | 50c Jonteel Cold or Vanishing Creams. . .2for5lc ‘ a8 new.’’ i than legal, Acts right off. | “In the issue thiis presente | NE sate @ vital stake, nor} Z9c Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup... .2for26c | 50c First Aid Healing Plaster 2 for 5le Y corns, bunions, ca! Sixth and Locust ste lgyrndh tht : of America have a vital stake, not | . few ceats buy a box of Tiz iniiy bhealine Of their missionary | 25c Rexall Cedar Chest Compound 2for26c | Puretest Castor Oil, 8 oz $2.50 Original A ROT oe ne 4y Awe ON. nmaent 9tORN ee en ee nd el al ee ee eae i ee ee ee ee ie Meee? on ~~ ~~ om ene nerevtnllfinstintiy entpsaimpieds eu BRA Sea chal aOR A Ran i TE eee lA tit ec i Atle ag +e Ny Sete alah sae tggat: sell edt We irs wReritigure —ahanmemmeen nectety seem . . - a =a ea an ee ee ae ae > ~ te oe eng tale a tte ar WF 6 ees Lee z aval ee — en See eee at Sitti ae | nt store. Have, interests, but because of their con-! . e fete aston! justice | Candy Specials, 1c 25c Rexall Corn Solvent 2 for26c | Puretest Cascara Aromatic, 4 oz. | Bottles Raseal ‘operation and soot wit” fl. Chocolate-Covered | 25c Rexall Foot Powder : 2for26c | 90c Ajax 2-Way Electric Plug 7 [Imported Perfumes ANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH TTT iii iii [RECEOUUOERESRORESERERSLISRORRERE BEETS sae - 2 or $1 76 Special, Cc fe 2 76c BI Sean] | Hit Hold enough a me Pony it perspiration... only. water for the ° ° “S. Min entire fam- rf 50 H Ild- Heet . Symond’s Inn Vanilla Wilsonia Alarm Clocks | \ HEE. Uys fits ene $7, Wi ef] Levanto Castile Soap Wilsonia brand; x ath | against the Guaranteed for ectric a e Pull 4-Pound for or Lemon Extract ‘ eyarants ed om your;r. - 1 year tars A Boxes, dlc | | SR Enameled ——— ——— KARGAIN NO, §23 og ae RIG PIANO—Mahocaiit ase BARGAIN ar tie ty tee je Teache | MARSHALL B. WE s lectric Machine ea a Starck Grand “Piano. oa | ioe aos vis ate, 4 k-bell alarm: ~ r “xtra Fine Quality ' y ti ; : tnd | Extra Q niche plated : | Cigar Special! | Le 2 Bottles, 36c Y 2tor $1.51 Cizgett’ s Opeka - ~ 2 6c | ; a —< | Lee Tea, lc Thermos $3.00 Security Combination pum Rubber Goods tor Ic An Indian Ceylon blend, vac- Lunch Kits Thermos Bottles 1 mem Bag Size 27457 2.00 Security Water packed by machinery in 42- nt @ mw ete ‘Thermos, black enamel, pint, -<— cmaitaa a cleaned, blended and Children's size , % } : 4 ‘on in Syringe and Hot-Wa- , 1 Bottle, maroon Fountain Syring pound pack : with nickel-plated cop and ter Bottle, maroon rubber, sat with i, - pint oar f Opens on the - =~, s. shoul- 2 we 51 aide with fake, W se} $30. the , D Stecial Grand Pianos—Special « : Factory Samples and Demonstratior G ee Pianos—each instrument weer new and fully where you want it—even take it to 4 guaranteed. Terms, $2 ernoon a Bee—it is so convenient tipped with Hamilton-Beach motor an | ish case and cover and all attachments. | Scveral Used Upright Pianos as low = i ttt nt bottle; regular benger on itn- rub- 2 for $2 0] : | her. . . extra. size 2 for $3 0] . ea - ’ 2 60 tint Seas der pee ee ° © PO ’ arp f $3.0 ” ? $3.01 iecv-Hot. green enamel. quart, aide. Heguiar § . Siw ~salee, Ae a nrc $2.00 Empire Vaginal ‘bing. Spray = §2 01 65e Household Rubber Aprons i ac, c J Sale Price aluminum: cup 2 for $2 5] } | : = ny 66c | ae at we e . Adults’ Lunch Kit and shoulder ot 2 for Syringe as $29 @kes of “wing machine< enn he pur- § Machine Department, the dozen, 18¢. BA Starck Diana Es i Purchase Any fae f Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pianos _ . eae See A F: ifth pails . 1018 OLIVE ST. Corner Fle. enth SERREESREESERERED ROPES EVEINGCOPEERSREURE TASES colors —_ ;, a sy ‘ ‘“? bs ~«] nickel , - .. ; ; ‘ Hete with pint hottlh—reg- Phernws, corrugcatet i Ss: 00 Matimim Ponntain + - 1 Ao | R4 ll Ps Fy 1 « + ¥ - 3 ; . eg ai lis t. fo 7 j ha - gut. for + ringe, red geet for $2 0] all Or pairs Si 01 eigen de ~ ms fale Price 7 $3. 01 size 2 $3.01 2 penis size ° tan 2 A = : coweedwne 2 ; 4 m gS DL THIS C NT SALE mic cca | | ENO MAIL, PHONE ORC O.D. ORDE ee re lees

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ST.LOUIS PC $500,000 WASTE AL IN PRESBYTERIA Bu DeRNEN SPECT JY FREE BROGE ROUTE ~ se ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927. PAGE 10_ ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ST TT (ere ‘ h w 10 cents a halt! } AIR MAIL BREAKS RECORDS |crc2se nce the nem 2° corte oh | NH | F AVES RR U G g Bs tm fed Press. | April business established a record, | ABaecxcia'€u ; -_ ° 4 + + ” ' WASHINGTON, May 17.—Use of | Second Assistant Postmaster Gen 9x12, Cleaned & E f -e air mail has shown marked in- | eral W. Irving Glover announces. | — | Approximately 1,800,000 letters | x12, Chemically Cleaned --$3.00 Sorenenesesconcnenoneres sare carpal over the 14 contract | j 1} iT) ri] na @ air mail routes during April, an NING CO. EMPIRE a 9 aout “when u gocampin ; contractors were paid $133,129 for : : —— | s ‘thelr services. Air Maus Over the oa uhi transcontinental and New York- 7 overnight routes have | 4 Uppertunities to get Into a pay- Chicago Cheese ing business are ensily foun han a abiwesponding {NCI through the cinssified “Business Sia wee ET i en De one a L Liste 48 ’ ea’ . ter Sale” columns of the Post- ause lhispateh. : fad TOPO BOBO AFORE SEOE CBOE CEOE by National By the Associated Press. on Over Alton & Southern) — Wap Tadcr qaken » ‘ . ~ 7 : ew approach to the Municipal! | The Rev. Mr. Arné Ca ) ~ é VAS Be egouth’ ‘+ of bond issue “funds. | allegations in en ol bea 4 | 3 eaken in @ railroad train yes-| Reductions: |=: at Unheard-of Re is yaa yy the Alum-| intersects the lines | Is entering St. Leuis} art pt . : ; | al one East. as the Aldermen | aca shown. It also is connected | 3s ng ORS +t end of the Municipal « e Ly th the east end of the pal | : = —— ‘age. The southern approach | «3 aannect the west end Gf tae. ; His pal ad . - ; ; ith the Missouri Pacific | Sizes 40 to 56 | Our Unparalleled Selling! $12.95 New Summer ‘ + ~ ry { } Pa ‘ ii Wada aid « } *erw, as F ¢ a% A 2 2 © | 1 A { AtA * be as : iis ad a ‘+ " a . + f) al 1 + * * A ; iis a aaee >. > a i? - s* weet . . j . — . : on A actin inn mitra. , iréea a Uce eete sWii- £3 Aid 4 i ci | ii . : . o » * r . . * — “rr > ? ° Py . "> ‘ iav , Cc. Gs 4 VOL it {i tiia } . . ~ — aa ~> ;A - > . f . . ' . Mryné , ne ‘ 14° ia df La a - + , os _ o - . ; a = vor t ir Tie Pi { i - T. s hi bs i . La ‘ ¥ s . ff ’ on + a ‘ ° rr) h | ¢ rT} ; ? " ’ 4 ‘ . li ‘ LiVViibs Finan ~ * & ) , ‘ , ™ . 7 . ~ - ~ ~*« 5 . Le . »T © ; o~ *s > ‘ © Le i ail i pT} are oy | - ~~ ee ‘ s . ™ ¥ ; : \ | faa " % , ee” 2 P i. ‘ Ba fe Tné - o 4 ’ ; a) $ % jane atu si ») Ay y Be : { rr A'S - 2 é : ? > ‘+. + - +>. em OD 7 + . c th bh . if © . ri et a waa ‘a . -'ae , ad a A . 7 . . a* 4 é © , + ‘ x 4 - . sa -~ . . ; =f . —_—— f er the Manufacturers’ Rail-| wa. occ Would Cat Expense, | Final clean-up sale of ends of lines. Hundreds of styles, two or The Mayor is of the opinion that | three pairs to astvle. Extraordinary values: original prices prong 2 | ranged to $18.50. We shall not move these Shoes to the new store. They must be sold here and now. You get them for nex to nothing. the south the Missouri Pacific would freight with East Side On Sale Wednesday as a Special ~ Feature at . exchanse iHnes throuch tne Alton & Southern +t East Side lines would send ht they now turn over | ' ; | ethern for transfer to St. Louis er the Munitipal Bridge and | ? gctirers’ Railway. rt asserted that use of the bridze would cut both time and | nuianad, 75S iaSt 8 OD en: ¢t fara New Styles! New Arrivals! washable Crepes! Printed Foulards! 2°+%"\' [22-1 Cash Only. No Deliveries. No Exchanges. No Refunds Georgettes: Flat Crepes! a Vie Aa Pinedo an hia 2mm Every One Desirable for Summer! Beal Preach fipsea, ‘Sanaa SON \ , : la we! +9 at ie fr - Another Special Offering! : ves te caver uhh | HANAN SILK and TWILL COATS This Sale at 720 Olive Street Atores On NM: Way cost of delivery of freight across | the river and that other railroads} would be forced upon the bridge | to save r m T TAT , This beauty 1S yours In GOLD SEAL if j é of votes cast. hut that | JNLAIDS—plus the sanitary advantages of his naine was struck from the list, | Coll e president, Harland is : $3 Se) oo: gai | flooring free from dirt-gathering cracks ibetituted, On She ; +h. = ¢ s & A nae . . +e : at e Missouri statutes | ~ eee eee oo te i ee _ ° - wane ya and crevices. Pequire at least three directors to 7 . . mde residents of the State. Though moderate in price, these beaus tiful inlaid lmoleums will wear tor years od - a? : . ‘ “G@ .roOm notices of the stockhold- | and vears. The patterns are inlaid clear iy” mesting, and the pacman - - Fy, . through to the burlap back. No varnish- the omission was to defeat Meyer, | J s gts é ’ ee ‘ . > . 5 ih 5. ee ’ a -™ ° C - .- 4 e 7 Who was seeking re-election ; “ie aaa rl oe sg PES | ing or expensive refinishing to keep’ them Hon. . ct Thieves Loot Home Near Belleville, | bright as new. Thies Mam Cotter, president of the Man- | ufacturers’ Railway, and Cc. Bu} Fox, president of the Alton & the sun parlor ea oH WALTER E. MEYER SUES FOR ‘f PLACE ON COTTON BELT BOARD | Declares He Was Elected a Director | but Another Man Substituted for Him. Walter E. Mever of New York | Yesterday filed suit in Circuit Court Mo have himse!f declared a director the St. Louis: & Southwestern —Or any mm room ALL CITY CLUB OFFICERS RE-ELECTED FOR A YEAR ’ i } | { PPOosition lichket Pur ti ar fed to Conform With Requirementrs< of By-Law«. Why let the floor be the one dull, mo- notonous spot in your sun parlor or any her ? Have floors th: in keep- other room: Flave tioors that are in keep T the 3 ing with your colorful cretonnes and : (Cotton Belt) Railway. Judge Hall | bright-painted furniture—floors with the wil Bold a hearing May 27, oo" a ; ine directors were elected at a | sunshine and color of out-of-doors. Meckhoiders’ meeting, Maw ues Cr asserts that he wag seventh | en ; Meyer asserts that information of | S requirement had been with- ; St FRO Cn were A - { O | You | sail — Agrz= ~ » ca , ey de sriesacher on the Millstadt | Belleville yesterday and } ry and cash totaling : Numbers of new designs and color com- binations await you at the Gold Seal dealers.* What opportunities they ofter to make every room entirely smart and up-to-date, the admiration of your friends —the delhght otf your household. KOSHER MEAT DEALERS INC. W: offer 217 sailings to choose from—about 4 each week. Rates FACES RECEIVERSHIP SUIT stockholder Alleces Officers Failed to Collect $6209 on Direc- All genuine Gotp Seat INtarps carry the Gold Seal Guarantee pasted on the face of the goods. Look tor this sign of outstand- tors’) Notes a ~ ing value when you want good linoleum. to fit every purse—from $95 in Tourist Third Cabin to $210(up) in First Class. If you require su- ss the ort, — . = SN perlative luxury there is the ailed to collect promissory note Ses Si Wh Foes Se scala soa seven-room Regal suite on the sin it for shares and that ~ Ss ne aes es : cats practical ones world’s largest ship, Majestic, at $5,940. : ll find patterns to sult . ’ every type of room. Loreir, ; ? be practical ones: ue Please ask for our list of saifings from Good night in St. Louis New York, Boston, Montreal and Que en and & Bh ee : : | : and breakfast in Spring- bec and full particulars. It will be our sa ochsteln Wants 6 oe ie em = Le ay ee =A \ | mn _ Peoria. pleasure to serve you without obligation | irae ii cps a | rh eS ee Bo Se Sat | — he Owl, on your part. , ‘ de luxe sleeping Car train evefy ©. night at 11:45 from St. Culs affords a swift, Comfortable over night tmp to Illinois. — Extra long berths, win-_ dows in uppers, safety deposit vaults are ex- €.usive features. Phone for reservation. City Terminal Pe & lnezs. Phone CENtral S810 SENTENCED TO WORKHOUSE FOR GIVING BAD CHECKS | 1 mto-r slay 4 +. . “ie » * shiney —— : . seh da a JA, . » 4 = ‘ — : — . = 6 - <3 cs isurt. LOua ¥ sent t . 43 TIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY Iith and Locust Sts.. Ground Floor. St. Louis. Mo.. or any authorized steamship agent. W. H. Maybaum, Mgr., Louderman Bldg.. ihey were drawn on | » Scruggs. Vandervoort & Barney where he Rad no account, | Beauty-floors at very little ‘expense may be secured by the use of Gold Seaef Printed Linoleum or Gold Seal Lincleum Rugs. In a variety of pretty patterss. For smart-appearing business floors—GOLD SEAL INLAIDS, Gold Seal Jaspée Linoleum, Gold Seal Plain Linoleum and Battleship Lincleum. Durabie, resilient and quiet. s that he thought aj} sited feemAa 2 étata | s ' . -; :& in this checks. His , ' for a new! i Dallas Picrsburgh Sen Frencieep NemOrle CONGOLFUM-N ; GOLFUM-NAIRN INC. Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago Kansas City Acianta Minneapolis Ciereian4 taal

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH the DEARBORN au's3izi. tv. ST. LOUIS 12 midnight . ... ar. CHICAGO 7:40 am : ; Perfect roadbed — no stops en 2 Other Fast Trains Daily| Fert P pence Wy The “CURFEW” midnight luncheon and break- Lv. St. Louis 9:45 p.m. Ar.Chicago6:45a.m.| fast. Drawing room -~-compart- The “LASALLE” ment sleepers ready at 10:00 p.m. Lv.St. Louis11:40a.m. Ar. Chicago 6:10p.m. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1997 dressed to the elders of the Cin-|25 secretaries. at a cost of simak! %! $500,000 WASTE ALLEGED — [aressea to sbytery and all other|imately $125,000. , Diamonds for Happiness IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Presbyterians, asking them to Besides the abolition of the sec- If you want to make her happy—and of course you do—«et a change the form of the organiza. retaries, the Rev. Mr. Arndt sug- Diamond Ring. one for the “ring finger” of the left hand. Ohio Min tion at the next sessi tt BRIDGE ROUTE ieasetidaninae ames el esnl assembly in sila pF ru” |gests that the board discharge the S, Alleging “Bribe’ Francisco, /199 fielq secretaries, whose com- Take it with you tonight or tomorrow night—and slip it on by Nati May 26 to June 1. ies ee National Board. es catmacnaiae cs bined salaries aggregate $250.000; es Associated Presa. h ‘ Bed extravagance which | and discharge “needless employes” NEW YORK, May 17.—Charges, © #*'@cks is the appointment of|/at a saving of $100,000.” : her finger. that the Presbyterian Church in CUAR HOLDFAST TEETH ANTEED what . 4a wi Fe “a koe call our plates with the soft rubber suction. They me 40° people who have trouble wearing teeth. Force is often America is Wasting $500,000 an- required to remove them. I make teeth for people who want om Faglp cowbo A SENN Es scene | Hianan agen over Alton & Southern xs Demonstration of Value of Southern Approacn. Hier happiness will be easily seen. Your own jey will he greater if you don’t wait. See MceCoy-Weber, today. Get the Ring from them and pay as little as $1.00 down and 31.00 a week, Make “Her” happy today. Wear It While Paying. No Red Tape—Take It Right Along. | McCoy-Weber 315,L9CusT st. Just West of Broadway et oe new t here at /20 Free reclining seat chair cars. | | celle h naAYT ¢t 4 yembers of the Board of Al germed who will be asked short- ty bY Mayor Miller to pass an or- its dark plans” | are made by the Rev. Herman Arndt, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Montgomery. City Ticket Office $22 North Broadway, Phone Garfield 7200 Union Station, Phone Garfield 6600 WM. ]. BEDFORD, Gen'! Agt., Pass'r Dept. Phone: Garfield 7200 ( RE NA A AT, CHICAGO & EASTERN nually and the Nationa] Board is trying to “bribe the ministry into compliance with G } he Pale te m TROTTER, Specialist ya me. Consultation is free. DR. OTIS NO tifici ; ence In Fitting Difficult Mowe Only, Thirty Years’ Exper- ce for construction of the sae gp at Your Mouth ig in } j '* PHLIS on P *h to the Municipal The Rev. Mr. Arndt made the!] 9 to 5. uaden eae ee Bridge Work, Crowns, etc. Hours: gothern approae fund , 7 ! | | 1 Bodage, out of bond issue “funcs. jallegations in an open letter ad-|| 203 NTH ST.. NEAR PINE. PHONE MAIN 2374. gere taken in a railroad train yes- © ctions: 6 side belt line num Ore CO., av over the bridge and over|-==— of all railroads entering St. Louis | | from the East. as the Aldermen | ° ce shown. It also is connected | ™ with the east end of the Municipal | 7s Ley af ™ - , J Ace ~@ eet he ~ . 7 “ halt ee . ~ > or me oY, eh. 2 _—— ’ a oo oO nee A Rech ARE itty ais + a r oh eee tae . on OT ~ . An oe q : een ke > a Sas = NAD +, Sr ae ih ad) oy - eo ™ ees haa atigt ay.” Ng nt ie Le ee > a . > * + > > da ” < a n on - i P . ne hein naive Dl aieatinnciel eatin aditeal optimal r fo i pak. “3 e 2 ’ wr < » mM I HRD LO Se RR ne ii» ty ARE Arh ‘ , : Y © Ore wv. ins My steer RR ie at nh PE AAR Ia) rte ee en eee eee As —» — b . ’ i ms ser perew Ope Ania tate, mame vem wah PENI aaa INAS ARE Hayes RgNRA NEN Seartdne epee inten meng inkaenet <1 $A ~ ake panmetes poeunigtnetapeatipaspenas a eme freight they now turn over | to the Terminal to the Alton &/| guthern for transfer to St. Louis | ever the Municipal, Bridge andj; Yanufacturers’ Railway. It is asserted that use of the bridge would cut both time and est of delivery of freight across | the river and that other railroads would be forced upon the bridge to save that time and money. The Aldermen were shown, also, | that the Missouri Pacifc, by build- | ing an approach of not more than, pee-fourth of a mile from the east ji of the bridge could run its pwn engines over te bridge, if the | gouthern approach were buil teuse that approach would come | to grade in the Lesperance street | garis of the Missouri Pacific. One Hour to the Mine. The train was run to the O'Fal- | lon mine of the St. Louis & O’Fal- jf jon Railroad and the passengers | were asked to imagine thas they | were taking a car of coal to St. | wis Over the municipal bridge. Listerine ..69c Lifebuoy Soap, 3 for... . Ipana Tooth Paste Bay Rum Shaving Cream, 23c Adlerika, 69c, 3 for $1.98 Pinkham Vegetable Compound —. . Bie Kolynos Tooth Paste Tanlac . Squibb’s Mineral Oil, ||| Zic & 33c : 17c gs ees : wi este Vinol, 95c, 6 for $5.39 Comfy Naps g Pend’s Cold or ) American Oil, pure i ae a Piggy | Equal to the Best as Vile Be Vanishing Cream # f is pee eat Ses 6 Ey, white69c, 3 for $1.79 Y A, erg 29c Bs a cay 270 & 39 FREE! THURSDAY Get a Gift Box free with a $1 purchase of our wonderful Anni- versary bargains. Every Gift Box item a worthwhile drug. FREE! WEDNESDAY With every purchase of $1 or over of Anniversary Specials, we will give away our valuable sur- prise gift box. Something for every member of the family. ye sb eS mtn RS Ope oaks F ee ferns, hed Selpnwnetine yon SD tag Pina A De wile Sallie ite ieih ian iah dedi eaten eee dah eater mine oetieniinh teseuadlah, iia iahoman te ck a wo 4A\ at - _ t ae vs ~ ew ~ Neary, epee sien PRP NENENIE ARNE. “Re vaKe pare nee mene on Se NACI eS ie tein Be nan 0 7 ee o re Large Bottle s. No Refunds JIN reet te peitinns Kotex, doz. ....-.....++39€ 30c Hill’s Cascara Quinine.22¢ 3-Star Malt Extract, _ 37c, 3 for $1 Free— | ‘ent i Grove’s Bromo-Quinine Reg. 30c—Special . wk “ Om eA oe eaten om rat he time required was about one i 8 hour. Miller’s Herb Juice, aged the Aldermen, Mayor 79c, 3 for $2.19 ler, Director oo! Streets and P Bewers Brooks, Director of Pub- | Thompson’s Choco- ee ee late Malted Milk, ee made the trip, on which Wil- | with 25c shaker,60c lam Cotter, president of the Man- | _M; Wlacturers’ Railway, and C. B. | Feen-a os d 39 can Bromo Seltzer, 10c, 21c, 42c, 79c, $1.50 Par ean O / Or JOP Wee « ve) we aut ¢. — ” Nn ee Ne a ctegigapee Gaia aaa edanelonas . . $5 es a5rtt m vere Ranctetoedsia tba ee EN ee at i —— 4 . ‘ * om ae eee) ake Ang Oe Re ey 50c Pepsodent } Tooth Paste A Tube $1 Coty’s . , | psa Combination . UNITY CORLL DOs Domne ‘ Box , Sinise Face’ Powder and Perfume Very Special! 25c Liver Tonic Pills. . . .19c Cc 35c Dr. Scholl’s Corn Pads, 26c 7 q PYRO SAN A Deadly Disease Germs ? Lurk in Your Nose J Fax, president of the Alton & | Southern, were hosts. WALTER E, MEYER SUES FOR PLACE ON COTTON BELT BOARD | Declares He Was Elected a Director | but Another Man Substituted | for Him. Walter E. Meyer of New York /§ Yeterday filed suit in Circuit Court | have himself declared a director | the St. Louis & Southwestern ee rey. hog ag Hall | _ dite divestors were elected at aff | pom anf"hradtx's'menace to,:our || Mentholatum, 21¢, 42c, 79¢ | 35¢ Williams’ Shaving Cream tkholders’ meeting, May 4. | ine it not with Bap-tisine, Then | | 99¢ Sloan's Liniment. . .27c 29c Dvkas becp poor nose cad heed | | Nature S REMMOGY, 50c Williams’ Aqua Velva, cebep.ticine elleves, sinus. trosbie | 21c, 42c, 79¢ |) 39¢ Bie dic end $1.00 dices. $1 Vigortone Twinplex Stropperseautyd2-69 Remova Corn Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal. .89c BAP - TIS-INE. Krank’s Lather Kreem. .29c An antiseptic For Nose, Throat & Mouth Price, 25c, 50c, $1.00 — $1.00 Genuine 69c Fes fam «Gillette Razor... 69c seek Hyne Suppositories. .. Thieves Loot Home Near Belleville, $1.25 Beef, Iron and Wine, snieves broke into the home of #tcob Bricsacher on the Millstadt p aad near Belleville vesterday and Mole jewelry and. cash totaling | ql parlor S. S. §. Blood Specific, or any other rooin 87c, $1.47 floor be the one dull, mo- mm your sun parlor or any ave floors that are in keep- colortul cretonnes and furniture—floors with the olor of out-of-doors. is yours in Gotp Sear alee ye sanitary advantages of i name om dirt-gathering cracks Wernet’s Tooth Powder, 23c, 45c, 89c 29c, 53c, 87c Forhan’s Tooth Paste, 23c, 47e Manhattan Foot Powder, 19¢c, 2—35¢ 50c box Stationery... ..29¢ 15c Writing Tabs, 3 for 20c 25c Nox Spots 65c Comfy Naps"... 29c 10c Bob White to" 3 for 20c Squibb’s Dental Cream. .36c Pebeco Tooth Paste... .39c r of votes cast, but that nhaine was struck from the list, | anoiner substituted, on the that the Missouri statutes yp at least three directors to ° bs | residents of the State. erate in price, these beau- Meyer asserts that information of bleums will wear for years | 7 requirement had been with- e patterns are inlaid clear ¥ a ee ie w rf N wie heeiing, and the purpose of | p back. NO varnis the omission was to defeat Meyer, | re refinishing to keep them peti K 50¢ TusE PYROSANA TOOTH PASTE With a $1.00 large bottle Pyrosana | Vi-Jon 7-pe. Toilet Set, com- plete beauty package.$1.29 New Way to Clean A A I tte ete etapa tens. mi Jumbo Eversharp Pencil. . .,.,.,.,. $1.00 $1.50 Olympian Fountain Pen... . 98c A Set of the Above | Pen and Pencil........ $1.69 Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Who was seeking re-election. : WITH ONE OF THE FOLLOW- 79¢ ree . | ING ABSOLUTELY FREE: 8-oz. . , s , bottle Witch Hazel, 4 bars Wil- gg 47c, 83c ° liams’ Barber Bar, ITarge Tube Pepto- 93c Bay Rum Shaving Cream, 25c bot- Mangan tle Aseptic Lotion, Kambro Shayv- $1.17 ing Brush. , 7. ty) yy. 3 PS le ng AS Re ENG SR AM AAS NS anil Rs SING &° ial GTL BE! RS gs 9 Shei abet sib new designs and color com- t you-at the Gold Scal t opportunities they offer a. $250 a room entirely smart and admiration of your friends pt your houschold. OLD SEAL INLAIDs carry the antee pasted on the face of k for this sign of outstand- you want good linoleum. * You ll find patterns to suit every typeof room. Lovels, soft-toned effects, smart, contrasting color combina- tions, neat, practical ones! es floors—GOLD SEAL INLAIDS, nm. Gold Seal Plain Linoleum and rabie, resilient and quiet. Datias Prersbureh San Prencisca New Orleans ‘ols e | I/finot od Hott Good night in St. Louis and breakfast in Spring- feld or Peoria. ‘The Owl,” de luxe sleeping Car train every night at 11:45 from St. uis affords a swift, Comfortable over night ‘ip to Illinois. ° Extra long berths, win- dows in uppers, safety deposit vaults are ex- Clusive features. One for reservation. Syste” ha City Terminal I.neces. Phone CENtral 5816 $1.50 Agarol Capudine. ...23c, 44c, $1.19 2-In-1 SHOE POLISH Shine your own Shoes at home! 2 for Z3C Coms HARTWIES| CORN ~ BUNIDN Beas The simplest way te remere hard and seft corns, bunions, sele and hee! callouses, etc. Stops the pain instant-y- a le Sal Hepatica, 21c, 42c, 79c Lavoris ... ..2lc, 42c, 79c Schoenfeld’s Tea, 3 for 50c $1 Parke Davis “On"' 69c Unguentine Doan’s Kidney Pills. . . .43c _ 35c tube A. D. S. Milk of Magnesia, Dental Cream and 25¢ Toothbrush, 3/c meme! .. 66% New way revives dormant hair roots This discovery scientifically massages the scalp. It works into the surface elements that kill germs and rejuvenate hair roots. Hair stops falling. New hair comes in 90 days or you pay nothing under signed guarantee. Special price, per bottle, $1.19 VAN ESS Ligaid Scalp Massage DRUGS Cascara Aroma, 8-oz.. . .49c $1.35 Elixir Iron Quinine and Strychnine, pt... .89c Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 13c, 23c, 89c Rubbing Alcohol, 8-oz., 29c; 16-oz., 49c Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian, ee MO, Oe, ks oo ws 21c 50c pt. Witch Hazel... .33c Epsom Salts, 2 Ibs... .15c SOAPS 25c Woodbury’s, 3 for 57c 25c Waltke’s Medicated, 3 for 50c 19c Castile 3 for 21c 25c Resinol..... .3 for 59c 25c Wedding Bouquet, 3 for 49c 3 for 59c 25c Cuticura TAKE Digestall Tablets and Eat What You Like 50C Bex CASTILE Regular 40¢ idicoesty Ue 50c Bay Rum Shaving Cream 25cDixie Talcum 35c Toilet Articles $1 Coty’s Compacts. . . . 79¢ 50c Caroco Shampoo. . . 29c 60c Djer-Kiss Rouge. . .37c 25c Mennen’s Talcum. .21c $1.50 Coty’s Dusting ads $1.19 59c Woodbury’s Cream... 39c 20c Walke’s Talcum. . ..13c 25c Mavis Talcum 25c Dixie Talcum $1 Coty’s Talcum Mulsified Cocoanut Oil, 39c, 89c Glostora Hudson Fog Inaerticide prayer 50c Charny Cold Cream, Face Powder and 25c 39¢ Face Chamois Icy Hot Bottles, pt... .89c Liquid Veneer. . 7 ..24c, 49c Moth Balls, pound Hospital Cotton, Ib... . .47c Big Ben Alarm Clocks, $2.39 Ce 2 Zhe, Ge $1 Rite Wate Tablets. . .69c Capsules, 32c, 59c, $1.19 Nuxated Iron .........79c Mastin’s Vitamin Tablets.69c $1 Buchu Compound. . .69c $1.50 Kidney and Backache ME owas cecns 98¢ $1 Omin Tablets $1 Arium Tablets. . ... .79c 65cGlovers "7" 8 8= 47 Horlick’s Malted Milk, 35c, 69c and $2.89 To All Who Can’t Sleep Nights Suffering From Bladder Weakness Enderle Drug Stores Make This Offer Money Back If One Package of Cystex Compound Doesn't Allay Your Getting Up Nights, Backache, Burning Sensation in 48 Hours - . . er s « bh Your si¢ep can be #0 disturbed i Bear ; TI ' know you are losing pep. heaith | hy getting up nighta that } and strength. Your back can ache so bad that j jr you can hardiv get around. Rurning sensation, a hot iron, may pain and frighten A tired, worn-out feeling low- ers vour vitality, and makes you conscious of physical weakness. If these conditions bether vou, and have failed to yield to any- thing’ else, just take on ar 4 yarax iar Ore y hours ¥ OU former; . lig? {fui result : 7 : is wh days enjoy sleep, feel free burning sensation, etc., get your money back. almost like |} Eenderie drug stor o ” ' turbed ’ 7 ™ : ” One PpacCAKate , or you | iy v say they asuffered agonies using ‘‘vatex Compound— ouble-strength combination Nothing like it. Its ew. It's different. That te why ie taking the country by storm, 15.0900 sufferers are using Cystex ‘ompound every month for new italtity and strength. The iruge stores in the world ver America are offer- vex Compound for oniy : 2 week on an Iron-Ciad, Money-Back Guarantee. Whywv should vou suffer when : | he giad nm have et tr ‘ atex {ive e your mornrey tem ok : a ne, pound. and gt‘ if ¥ Oi ae net fee younger. stronger after taking 57C Teeth “Up and down” natural easy and by this adjustable No. 2 Eastman Folding Kodak, $6 19 ae eae aad

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PAGE 12—=—=—S—_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ a praia a aay ee Le yenient, threatening American in-| x, ' : mete tae | \ Phone Nearest Branch vestments and — gpportunit; | ° reful trade. I plead with you |! ‘ Lamp ~ Fungstras tg ee atten with us cea to | i Shad ‘ aqaes 4 | C] d ‘ Dyviag and Cleaning Ca eane ~ “‘Boil-o-Gasolyn” the dinner. Those whose names ap- peared as hosts on th®@ invitations -_ — RK Pt oP CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING, 25e—BEALTY PARLOR, 2D FLOOR W@W Wednesday Specials—Come Early Aaron Waldheim, Joseph DPD. Bas- 4 com, E. Lansing fey, J20nn G: Says in Dinner Speech That Lonsdale and Samuel ©. Davis. ° ; Found Dead After Inhaling Gas. Aenerican Altitude Has) tracizc an odor of gas to a sec- ond-floor room of a rooming house Deterred Other Countries at 519 North Newstead avenue, iv From Intervention. the body of William Miller, 51 vears old. a Salesman, with one end of a tube in his mouth and Broadwa yy ane Morgan ST. Opposite Union Market a + _—— The United States is the “keyithe other attached to an open gas ‘ountry” to the international atti-| Jet. He had been dead a short SPECIAL STRAW ANKLE-PATCH i toward China, Dr. IT. Z. Koo panels piller had resced al the egal ‘ : Newstead avenue address four TENNIS SHOES of Shanghai said in his dinner tak] ,, nite. HAT VALUES es Teyve a genuine Lace - 10 - tue io a business and pi olessionai eaaaes;: se - 78° ~} oes laa ; Lf very fine straw feanis Sh : group at Hote? Chase last nig?:t. 2 AS) SD DC) ND C1 ND 6) ND 0 9g of imperted e boys or men-> . ——— 4 ae .Yarwce 6 sizes Serer The Chinese visitor praised this ! That Feeling f oO country fer its position of non-in- ftervention, and said that Grea Luxury BLOOMER BOYS’ NEW Bead oiner “countries nas| | ater's been deterred from intervention Van 3-PC. SUITS » knicker Tants and (oat: new 95 light shades, Sizes ° & te 15 : : - Sr eciAL Ladies’ and ehil dren's Bloomers of nainsook or crepe, sizes @ to 14 veurs and regular sive- Special Facial fs boy a To be chic and \ Y ” a chiefly by the Uniied States. Japan he said. has also realized the im- ort of the Chjnese Nationaliazt movement, and the folly of int?r- muscies firm, the face youthful, a : smal! price for $1.25 ! satisfaction. . : yention, He said the Nationalist mMmove- HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS 66.50 Electric lTrons ; 82.38 BOYS’ WASH SUITS ment is irresistible, and that mili- tary intervention by foreign cous ea (em = ome mm Sm ames een — em e) be e aw > @ “ag a) c fi " : ‘ . ‘oilet Va er, io ene : - All colors and aoe | wp « . P ess tries would mean additional biood- VAN BEAUTY SHOP! styles: sizes 3 to Wrear-Ever Saucepans eo eet ian’ would set back the Na-| ¢ : 8. $1.50 values. C Guaranteed 1-year Alarm Be em | 614 Olive | Clocks .. Sere ee 7 tionalist cause, but could not pre-| ; Phone: GArtield 2819-3053 a5 saturday cee os $?.50 Sereen Doors $1.79 | For Appointment j 14-cup Aluminum Percolator, §1 vent 1ts triumpn, : 4 (am: aes gms mm mms mame ais mains mim: ease The speaker, a small man near- ing his fortieth year, Wore a biue FELT-BASE brocaded satin robe. His progral. C of advancement for China does noi FLOORCOVERING include a change to American. 03 Platt & Thornburgh Kuropean adress. Fewer of the ae heasy gerade with high- »’ enameled surface, insuring lone wear and easy cleaning. (omes 2° sards wide. Cut from full perfect rolls. Wednesday special, a sq. yd. y -|Wall Paper | All 5c Paper ....ic All 8c Paper. . 2!/sc ,oune educated (ninese now Wea 66 ° 99 Quality ke iropean cioliies than was the . ‘ase Some Vears ago, he said. He House Paint predicted that China wouid Kez} Ls isiintive arn, - eee Barb. ee Is made with no theught Movement for sSelf-Determination, ; ‘ ; Dr. Noo described the presen. of meeting price competi- struggle in China aS ¢ ational; Per, ; —_ thee ot ashe recta tion—It’s chock full of the movement toward seit-aqetermina- : tion and self-expression. Its aims,|/| best grade materials that he said. a) ylitieal Ficatio: : oe Peal UBITICATlO“. 1I wake Glee Tart. under a national government basa Me oe on the will of tne people: an ecoa- P/ / tf i nomic life furt ner removed ror, $ 90 ) All 10c Pa er Sle the starvation point; and the re- siedliie e Gallon DUPLEX OATMEAL per, » BONEN GE aeif-respect and equui-| — ay In the famliv of nations. | As showing the progress toward the first objective, Dr. Koo said | Platt & Thornburgh i ‘that four if the five ar lords | ' Nn ( n \ wa ords, 7th and Franklin who with varving Selfish purposes! nutes tuners of C|AL 121/c Paper, 5c pers, OO inches ide. Mind. se suives ve @ B® ALL 15c Paper, 7! ‘ial, per roll ALL PAPER SOLD ONLY WITH BORDEKS held forth in ditferent parts of continue to give us your confi- dence.” | CHINESE Pf J. Lionberger Davis presided at [ ~ sealliigtainaiainpimmananaiemninanmnenant a na a an ao were Festus J. Wade. George Db. : parame Markham, Joseph Pulitzer, Edward Mallinckrodt, Harold M. Bixby, 7-30 a. m. today, residents found | well groomed— \ r aber { VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN, MAIN FLOOR China, have been eliminated by the Nationalist inovement, The one re- maining is Chang ‘Tso-lin, in north- ern (hina, and he predicted that Within a year Chang would be Yes! Plenty of Extra Sizes} oii. s. After the military stage. the in This 17th ANNiversary J °° yess ve pevoa or training for popular government \ Sale Oo will come, He pictured groups of instruiors, in cenfers of popula- lion, educating the people in the} ~e ( Py “ai nenneeete coememeetiencne eee duties of citizenship. Stich train- ing, he predicted, will bring actual] rule by the people. ' ne } itain ¢ ‘- y ‘ : " | ' ! a Britain alreads has | IECES white-lined baking [ lost It, and the good vil] ge > | ’ . 5 ! h roc will of the. Leh -hed (*hinese people, it has heen lost dishes score trom oven ever since the war, which opened /f} usc, enameled coffee and | the eves of the Chinese to China’s!}/ rca pots ——all are easily | place in the international scheme. || made spotless through the a nonce et know ; 7 ae use ot Clorox. See direc- iné : ave a profound effect thon upon native India. But perhaps /#} > babel for many that is inevitable.” other wavs to lighten ’ | Dr. Koo replied to the argument housework. that foreign lives and _ property |} Groc ? were endangered in China. Thev |] At All _ Were endangered, he said, but so were Chinese lives and property. Smart! In Quality of Woolens! * mation in flux is an uncertain _..Imn Newness of Styles... In Va- riety of Patterns and Colors!.. And no matter what kind of a Suit you prefer... Two Button! . Three Button .. Single Breasted! — ..or Double Breasted!...you are sure to find it in this big lot at $17!...and you can choose from Soft Velours!...Smooth- possibility, for bad or good. ses > Sone } OWweRrs condemn our failure to protect lives and. prop- 1s, ana We gdmit it,’ Dr. Koo said “But at the same time thev would hinder our efforts to es tablish a government that would protect them,” Finished Cassimeres!...Staple Blue Serges!... Smart Flannels! a fe] ; eononiic cife, eet, €¢ ¢ ...New Dundee Scotches ...Normandy Mixtures!...In Stouts! as lage teks ; —o | is pote ere | "Slime! es alin). | a $17! Qe pea Was sentence from an agricultural j io an industrial stage, and from | * oe nandicraft to machinery, Demands of labor for shorter hours. higher / M ’ 35 to + e wages and accident protection : en % 4 $4.0 uits were described. The Government. he said, is encouraging individual] effort for the bettering of agricu)- tural methods. No Communism for China. China will never adopt commun- Here's a group of High Quality Suits that will appeal espe- cially to the man who Wy S 5 a x4 DN LY, Many appreciates good wool- eee Meclaved. The reason. he With ens—hand _§tailoring—- , Said, is that there is ‘nothing to Saige (Copyright 1927) the newest styles—and ceommune tle explained that perfect workmanship. China does not need a more equal Gaily colored frocks this Spring! distribution of national wealth sa | Underthings iu soft shades to match. much as it needs a greater total of | fimt them in ordinary water—but Wealth, the difficulty being a low | @tth true dyes. Dipping will de it—' 3 in ordinary cold water—but vou Two And practically EVERY kind of fabric, pattern and style is in- ciuded at this Ann- per capita Ogure of national versary Sale Price wealth. China has few rich men, | ™USt have real dye to get a smooth, of $25. he said, and the land is held mostly pertectiy even tone, by small Diamoud dye powder ig fifteen proprietors é; , anf « , . La »s ' whe oe Only one condition will be at. | CeBts at any arnug store; so whv de peer og fe ae lAched to the coming of foreign} baif a job with sometbing not half so tet he weld “and that ie thatch se And when you want the it shall come to us under Chinese! int to be. permanent, just ain in —Second bloor boiling water instead of cold! The druggist has color cards and simple directions for doing pertfeet dveing of all sorts of material: silk or wool; linen, cotton goods; mixed goods, of any goods at all: and ex- quisite tinting of dainty things. O: no ionger as “the world’s foot pi wg ’ gece ~ aan yo % gvestians, mn full coio’rs. Ask for ~~ \ A onernn ball.” The Chinese movenent of ; Color Craft! Address DIA MOND N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington J 11.°)°0°.2200(2°02,02° 23), DYES. Pent. S51, Bortington, Ver an efor! to recover what i mont. ia Ww Loans have heen made in the past to (hina, subject to the laws of the lending eountry, and with ' political strings tied to them.” Yelling of the Chinese attitude ; toward other nations. Dr. Koo said his country desired to he treated i’ rigohtiv China'‘e she} n | : "(Our nope.” ne addeil is fhhyat il Di — a. aes . _ You 7 gilar "Ne fn war! Mit mrt 1am mn SEVEX-TIME. and 39-time POST-DISPATCH WANT lawn | destin« This atruggie haa 4DS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER, been brewing 75 yeare ie Anat Dip to TINT — Boil to DYE Py a e a ry : - “" TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 196: } ica the strurgle may seem incon- | Anibassador Inspects [ By the Associated Press. COLUMBIA, Mo., May 17.—Sir Senor Henorio Pueyrredon, Ar- | College of Agriculture. Sir Puey- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ , rredon, who is on the way to the a Missouri College in . ‘ ic as ‘isited a number \which is one of the } Facific coast, has vis cading ’, S. Colleges | sentine Ambassador to the United ] Scates, will arrive here today to Ce, ’ ea i , c - ay ; : -er PuituUure ile > ina vect tha Uaivevaity of. Mineoal of schools in this country, and is | jeul il colleges of the . . S Si } ‘ ho . . »+ } IW 4 « , especially interested in inspecting |/States. + ? 7. 7. $ a e~. ! ff A) » Ca a “4 ee es a 7 Led ve r AY) ~F ee ais Special Selling of High- Grade Refrigerators In Our Anniversary Sa A special purchase of high-grade Refrigerators offered \W ednesday at Anni versary Sale prices. Only the best makes are represented—prices ranging from $30.50 to $325. These special prices apply Wednesday only—make vour selee. tion early. Wednesday Only! Liberal Terms We will allow vou to pay as lit- tle as one-fourth cash, balance in thirty, sixtv and ninety days. 100-L6. Refrigerator knamel-Lined An exceptional value in a three-door Re- frigerator, side-icer—-white enamel lined. Case made of selected ash, golden oak finish. 100-pound ice capacity. Made by the same company who make ; the Leonard Refrig- $ 5 erator. Onlv 50 to Ee Offer Wednesday 115-Lb. Refrigerator Porcelain-Lined Another remarkable value is a porcelain- lined Refrigerator, normal ice capacity 115 Ibs. This Refrigerator has the famous ice- saving cork insula- tion. just /5. of 5 Wh these high-grade ° Retrigerators. weanesday at. .... The hot weather will soon be here—an- ticipate your Summer needs and buy that Refrigerator Wednesday and save. Drufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles 9 ad mY bet 4 Cc 2 sc ~e se he | = »* be Fn . Fe ee wd 2 ht at bifida PCE TE a WAT Hie teed) HB TUR ie He ciiet feaiad batt eT it NMRA) . ih pei ies WAHT HT ee i tae it hiadat Hf itt iia! i! NAT till Hil tif bbieiaee CT HET alt iis ; CUT TUN ie Nuit ) Wt MAT GUEST BRAND + ut np) | tH | r " . : , Teh, ith) AE PURE CREAMERY ta HH POUND a ‘s i DOMINO PURE CANE porn § §.65 GRANULATED CLOTH —= BAG DEL MONTE OR oe F LIBBY YELLOW LARGE CLING HALVES CANS iil, : Boil d HAM 50° it iy if he Nitti Ane (ii in i Je" j pers) pti tetas Y , Hininy ' Young. LBS sn ‘re TE me Pender sii HH (it i} 4 HH BONELESS: HALF OR WHOLE. PER POUND if] ETH ih TT 4 ; | i Hy | SEAREAAOALAAT AD itty PL 1} rit | ik TTTEeaaa nna } reyes heic”g A Hit Hn TL ii Ps Hit : in oft | Att i | HH (fil Pitihihi | | Hidi Rett ital Hil A tT i I if Ht HETLLALLETE | TUVCATTUMLURR HTC TUTATUUAnedAR UT AHVUT retest dda CUAEUUPPTTTTAisce HVT VTAT HHT FHP TOTS ATR A A Phone Nearest Branch ‘\ CL 7 ies Che DUC Reproducing Brings the finest of music for the ho To make music...fine music, available ment of everyone, everywhere 1s the missi Art Reproducing Piano and its incompar music. And in this, the Aeolian Com the enthusiastic-co-operation of the world’ concert pianists including Paderewski, Ho Grainger, all of whom devote many precious time recording the marvelous m with the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano... made exclusively for the Duo*Art and are : | any otner piano. Let Us Apprasse Your Present Piano- COMPANY W.P.CHRISLE 1004 OLT Fxclusive Representative for the Stein me ee Are you constantly on the jump to keep ahead of finger- { _ prints? Do you feel a pang of [ fear every time a hot dish is put down on your doily-set a i table? You won't need to if be Wt you use Johnson’s Liquid Pol- meh S! t ishing Wax. It will keep your meee 7 furniture gleaming with a " i § Sa rich, hard, wear-resistant ut he polish that protects as well ' £ as beautifies. i | _—— — o& * { . o ante EP. vie gs y el _ rs * 4 ” Vernished Serioces ° » jae D Jeumsows in your all finished surfaces. less that a thin furniture and in ” You can get John hardware, drug, tur stores. Try @ you can have about: S. C. JOHNSON ‘& SON, St. Loui: F i? “s

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al Sli tia NRA Coens ot an, ae a =SI.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ t . ami age i par ss one ead we leading “an 2 \STR AW a | Auto Racer Dies of Injuries, 1] GIVEN |All TERMS various books and groups of books. |of the total world distribution for; niry, ane vont : . : Cae e ¢ be Mieco tere aay » mene, ay CAB Com Airing ee TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May 17. The society last year sold 9.900,000/the year, estimated at 30,000,000 / U , “ H in inspecting | States niteg } | —Ralph H. Parker of Danville. Bibles, this being nearly one-third | copies. | (— anaes —. : Dyeing and Cleaning Co ( ie tate alten is ig en . - a - af FR i S F 0 e 10 juries suffere | Sunflower Park Sunday afternoon. Special Offers for | Seledas” | ~ | Friday | : Pe BEARD > OO RGN A it ron TSAR emis | a yee! Seer Aedeagal enh o ¥ « ~ ee -- = Phone Nearest naa \ . CLEANED , | Monroe Yager of Shelbyville, Ind., gree | Refrigerators = = = = pected iain, it laa Fines and Prison Sentences Or- 2 DIAMOND RING tn 1 | DOWN HOME ered hy Judge Wh: A Beautiful Diamond J S ] tered ty Judge Wham on ff WWW ERE rea eel EXCURSION sary Sale | {Che DUO-ART ee See ee Eleven men who pleaded guilty A “ r : ’ P oe 334 | f liquor law iolations befo - ‘os : ——. ffered Wednesday at Anni- - ‘Ke prod ins Piano Gketon Tuage Whaoi today were fined and Wea Ply CAPE GIRARDEAU ented—prices ranging from ming Piya \- Including two ovmen ands 11-\] Aaa aD av only— make Vour selec. _ a = ee a " | year-old boy, were fined. | in an ee a “Priscilla” | Dr. Fred C. Hamilton, of Kanka- new — _~ ow ee ne ee tT ee ee ee ee ee accep. 20s een 2 ene An ane | - and Intermediate Stations kee, was fined $200 when he ad- a? , 5 - &: , sca Week : E a a es = | 2 - | mitted writing a prescription for a .* sg 2fG: 9°. , A S t d M 21 P . > >= = = . “a2 + es —, : Federal] “‘under-cover” agent with- ma 14 ; 7 HLA Sas AY , a ur ay ay Brings the finest mm as is . By ae . SA aie ’ reegth o Ho een a gl ly Sa PAE Oy ME mt ' out a physical examination last | January. lie insisted the agent of MUSIC for the home * - | Yi, : : complained of being cold and sick, : ; al . | =" ; = ~ mw “ ROI IND TRIP FARES re, s . , “ {though the agent reported that he} £ Me ll > a . | Penn ‘ | told lie physic ‘ian he ‘‘wanted to} af & St. Louis to: St. Louis tos throw a party | ! - ge il: Diamond Wedding Ring Cape Girardeau, Mo. .«.«.$2.50 Menfro, Mo. wees anes . $2.00 ] ee - 4 | . oe ° Duo-Art in | 1 . { ' a 4 q ‘ ‘ g- in 18- k, white a gold Bainbridge, Mo. *eeneeneee#e#tse. 2.50 McBride, Mo. ** * fle *ees a To make music.. .rine MUSIC, available ror the enjoy Spanish style | John B. Marlin ar. Ox Ser Penn- j mounting, set with 3 1 4 ~ , . P . i . oe € oe 2 1 | svlvania avenue, East St. Louis, | i | genuine diamonds. This | ain - ee om age cman, — , Mo t 7 | was fined $200 and sentenced to! is one of the ‘biggest | ittenberg, On ceerseaies & . Frys, Ps 5 = ae 1 ment of everyone, everywhere 1s the mission of the Duo- oe em Hm > ee “pon as | i c ae 4. values x ROR Ste. Genevieve Sore a ae Art Reproducing Piano and its incomparable library ot Hear the Duo-Art—hear 30 days, and his friend, Roy Nance, | : | Gradwohl a ‘~ , ever music. And in this, the Acolian Company, have had 1¢ this weck at the Acolian | $100 and 30 days, for selling whisky | Tishets will be geod on Train He. See te ae eee re enthusiastic CoO- atio - th ‘Id's cf Eminent - ya NUT se 'and homebrew to dry agents whom | cae peinte shown above eT ond en a ee = the enthu: lasuc co ea enn ot the world Ss most eminent C mpany. Let us explain Ranee'met while bess ‘ att ae a in vieve, St. Marys and Cape Girardeau; and on No, 805, at 11:25 pm concert pianists including Paderewski, Hofmann, Bauer, how casily you may have engine house near Marlin’s hone: P 4 | im ;OuUs ore 4 ? rhe ! 6 for Cape Girardeau only. - " a , ~ he + , Tate a ‘ ~s+ 7 “ . ~ . we We e - ° : Grainger, all of whom devote many hours of ther ne of these magnificent in- Steve Gousett, 74-year-old hotel | ee a aa whey ‘220; oe \g08, fr “go Fn om Pa S19 1 4 = yy ) “Tic : i) ,;° 1] ¥ - - ie & . _ qe — — i a +r . e a ] : f stations un ay S ternoon y on ° veo P 4 a Preuioues ume re cording the mes Pee sannel ils offered wprsespssastz. : your home proprietor at Kankakee, ‘and his |'8 A 14-piece set of deau, St. Marys and Ste. Genevieve same day; and from Cape Girar- with the Duo-Art Re pro du cing Piano... These rolls ate Available for a small initial ,clerk, Walter Rapp, were fined | § Rogers Silver- 1 | deau only, on No. 806, 3:30 am, Monday, May 23d. , ' 14 $300 and sentenced to 30 davs for |@ plate with every | nade exclusively for he Duo-Art and are not playable on yaymen an onvenien : ee a eet oe epee Tee's | Md , : = : . ‘ selling liquor in the hotel har room. eggs yy a Tickets on Sale at ler pia crms. Frank Leikis and Charles Mark- | § limi | Offi Sta Offi ramvii cACIKIS an naries Mark- imited time ii | Tick us,, owners of a saloon at West- '§f only. 62 | LO C. U S ST renee bernet 6 18 ~— M at ay ; : | ; mean a Sete * aig , . Broadwa th an arke Let Us — Your Present Piano on the Basis of Our Special May Allowance | Ville, were sentenced to six months | 322 N. Brestway (in jail and fined $1.500 each, when ,;agents testified they were offered | $990 in bribes after thev found | eetiietey and a still in the saloon | building. | Peter Nicholson, of Kankakee, : COMPANY of MISSOURI Er | i i | Magnificent ae in This|| - eR RR ARIE offered e “% “ a sie a ae ee naa oy ty — wey - ; . ay y ii ; , Fy it Mian See ET Gee TABLE SCARF! 2BOOKENDS! VD 7 i 4 furniture gleaming with a ) te a oF Bes: BIBLE ADDED 10 MAYOR’S _Abamibere $3 40 DAVENPORT TABLE tah END TABLE) Y ae WK ERIS Cte BH: norm: 0 —all hard- MERY | r+ te rich, hard, wear-resistant ota 48 i. 1! eg LIBRARY AT THE CITY HALL B wood out- . >1}- polish tha as well . . er col 5 that protects as h - P; h gt oat ! A Bible has been added to the as beautifies. . ibe . : ' é } ; | % ° : ~ ° . ‘ . | Mavor’s offies library. It was left “ 2 ab er, " there by the Rev. J. L. McLaugh- ————-— epzsnats inh = or Be the. lin, secretary of the Chicago office r suit H }>\ | . \ 1) ) 5 “ t: . ’ ae : os == ~+ ~ > : ’ ; ; . ® ; “ pat ; . : ; . fof the American Bible society | ee ( . 1 | —s ; ss _ 7 ’ ae . es ; ‘ \ ‘ } } 7 (LOTTE —_—— ‘| a =: when he called at the Citv Hal iY out i ii j In This BEDROOM! ‘ > | : * >a 4 4" ‘ 7 | ; ' ! ' ; BAG & | " | Featerca a ; 9 j he ; t , > 4 f : , | a : > ‘ * | | — : *) _ ; j +7 } City for distr rib mfion to a « et ’ ‘ tt ; . ; Z i 4 ; ; to Granite City for aistetbution to A | UM TW Yt Tee ld ET | BOW-END BED! DRESSER! ' a portions of the Bible are printed | & ; ‘ aS 7 (With Swinging or Stationary : j ; o a : , ‘ ! ne : i ; t Hf j : ” sf ) j TT | fi 1 ‘ : . | Mirer) z.. separately, and the greatest: de- ; + | | ane ——— 4 —— ue’ . s i ' i i . » ' ; “ . - : ON ace nye BS) he ee Pk S mand is tor the gospel of St. John, | ; |i ~| a Week te match. TTphelstered backs. “cetemed (fp Outlits aotee asmst on — | ' be , 1 105-07-09 OLIVE ST.

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__. + TUESDAY TTT] FLOOD RELIEF FUND | DSL REACHES $353,087 | ‘Formally Closed (Reg. U. &. Pat. Off.) Today. Will Be Continued by Red Cross. PAGEL 14 ae Toda: the Zour weeks’ pe- riod er set by the Red ends Roses. St. Lo for re- Just Unboxed! Newest Summer 25 5°: is Chapter. tions for the Mis- flaod sufferers. Since the campaign was begun reached many times estimated and | the loss hag the proportions first ' he Poplar Bluff tornado and other 'eatastrophes have been added to | ‘the exigencies of the situation. The {amount asked from St. Louis was incre ad from _oaet.oe to $400,-" ) 900, and the ts up to today are. 353,037.81. Tee includes several! ' . | , thousand doilars from points out- ide St. I urbs, which souis and suburbs, have been sent here and credited to the St. Louis Chapter. Because of the greatiy increased the. fund will not be closed days, and re eg need, Tatlored Modes of Exquisite Simplicity 2 Washable Silk Crepes and Pastel Georgettes 23, ot) ne Mercantile Trust to. contributions of $194 ind more are: The latest Echiueter Manufacturing Co. ane ! emploves, $151.45: emplovres § 8&t. T.euis County Water Co., $204; em- | pnloves McCrory’s Five and Ten Cent Store, $199: Union Biscuit Co., $169:-J. S Lehmann, $199; Church of the Ascension. $101.25; Mitchel ‘clay Manufacturing Co., $199; TLa- elede-Christy Clavr Products -Co., $100: Denver Alfalfa Manufactur- ‘tng and Products Co.. $190; First ‘National Bank in &t. Leuis Ciud, .$143: Catholie Women's Associa- tien. $193. The &t..-Louls Theater and Grané Hou ise Wi i! fonate 9 receipts of fy Opera bd ’ _ ~ } 7 ec = _ ne Oy a : You will be completely charmed by these crisp, new Dresses .. . fascinating 4 >| ie 7 - > ee > modes that say. ..come dance...come travel. ..come, let’s.play bridge. . 7 7 ‘ . > "eo to ake business hours cool and comtortable. And every Dress will be no advance in price Frocks that m For every Dress has been individually selected | WOMAN GIVEN 90- DAYS " JAIL has individuality PLUS! esses are really in a class by themselves i . +t en of he he rele ' Ki yD for its style-merit! Kline s $16.75 Dri : ’ { TY 2 Butcher. rests u- te h lid in rer? + . a j ~ =e | TVTICT ¢° _@ 4 Ficor. SRadowproot hems. KLINE S—Main BALIBUNTLS :: MILANS GROSGRAINS HAIRBRAIDS CREPE andSATIN :: STRAWS :: VISCAS wert" yt ali alls at Pyr eee Re Sar e . FELTS :: SILKS on MAY 17. 1927__ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ = —_ ee en We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps —Few Restricted Articles Excepted | FAMOUS-BARR CO. | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. M. O'NEIL CO. Cleveland FAMOUS-BARR CO. Akron Louis THE MAY CO. enver St. THE MAY CO. : Les Angeles Beginning Wednesday—A Sale of 6000 Pieces of \Lmporled 7 An Immense, Almost Endless Variety of Styles and Colors $1.45 ( to $4 Values. . € Specially purchased in the European ters! 6000 pieces—large and small and extremely varied. Glinting, glittering, gracefully shaped! Crys- tal clear or flashing with color! Their light, fragile beauty makes them just the ornaments that fit in with Summer decorations. And this extraordinary choice 1s simply ideal for those seeking charming wedding gifts. gd Ang : vel glass-craft cen- Think of obtaining a dainty pair‘of Candle sticks for 50c! A gleaming vase or bowl at 50¢c or $1! And so many styles! Some, how- ever, are in limited quantities—and youll want to be here at nine o'clock Wednesday. No Mail, Phone or “C. O. D.” Orders Will Be Accepted, nor Will Exchanges (.lasesware Section—Fifth Fleer At Metal Fumiture A Special Purchase Offers Attractive Pieces at Savings! “@ Beautifully designed, colorfully upholstered Benches in the picturesque Spanish styles that are so highly in vogue— and in types suitable for sunroom, living room—many other places in tasteful homes! Ideal cifts! The purchase was very unusual—resulting in the following remarkably low prices for Wednesday’s choice: Mohair upholstered in red, green. taupe or blue. Ends tinished tn antique black and gold. 48-Inch Fireside Benches; special at.. 24-Inch Benches for Radio Sets; special at $9.75 46-Inch Kidney Style Benches; special at. 36-Inch Benches for Sunporch use; special $14.75 Lamp Section—Fifth Fleer Beginning Wednesday!! A Remarkable Feature Offering of 3000 Pieces earever Alumin $1.20 to $1.90 Values at.. Nationally Known! < Every discriminating housewife knows the superior qualities ve “Wear-Ever” Aluminum, noted for its durability. This spe- cial group offers you an opportunit ty to have a well-stocked kitchen at comparatively small cost. pe of the following pieces Wednesday at 95c: | $1.49 4-qt. Saucepans $1.50 3',. Colanders $1.90 ’resery Kettles $1.55 Windsor Saucepans $1.75 Bake Pans Raeement Gallery $1 60 set of 2 Saucepans $1.50 Fit. Angel Cake Pans $1.65 3-qt. size French Fryers $1.30 Bread Pan Sets $1.25 12x15, -in. Cookie Sheets $1.60 Deep Pie Pans $1.50 Oblong Shape Trays $1.25 Steamer Sections $1.20 Lipped Frying Pans $1.49 4-qt. Covered hetties (ee ——— A es A TE CRS et ee et tt eemanee camgeneapeenemtnnertneearinenemmeaeeetinemeiemnammmenantiammataemee een ne _ - s reatetnetl ;, . - prea neet . ~_ eS a ~~ —— ~ JasEneneninaaten aise nenesenensiepennnnenrneteeemennmenenemmmmeemememetesanneneen a eenend “ et te * — ~ orem 4 oan ee $15.75 | $22.50 ate , — STLBUIS: a We Give FAM( BASEM] Wednesday the Basement , 2000 SI A Choice That Will Undoubt Desirable Typeg- Ordi RE Ce ac: RR RR Ee A I AOR lh eel cent ae A NL tI ER TRE SE: <A ens a me . ee Ge oe NE te ar ie net ee a ~ te me € An assortment that includes and when you see them you'll They're developed of Georgett clever Georgette combinatio Also included are Dresses in women’s, misses’ and extra si ; SS_ g Wed neoday—Afiaaae SAMPLE | Women’s Samples, ) _ the Pair... Silk-and-rayon of rayon, with lisle top reinforced feet. OF in black and colors. 4. Women’s Mercerized or plain ton Stockings mm. and colors. Spe- cial values Of Exceptional I Apron Dres

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—S—SSSSERM EE ii ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “WHESDAY EVENIN ie hee : P15 Articles Excepted } | : : =TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927_ __—__sCOS, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ a We Give and Redeem Eagle Santee Restricted Articles Excepted 5a f EET WTS 0 StA DED o. | FAMOUS-BARR CO, |=" IMPANY & 3 Oblect: ts to Leesia Anermath. THE MAY CO. } ENS ea ego Cleveland ; Ing Oquadron Which sias J 2 arg *. POO Pe es Ate ys Ww gts Pieces of NEwreoOnmi, HK. IL, 2 ‘ - * L = - ; Y _ a af sr : ? 4 ' re a 4 eck or "0.65 2 } 8-Inch Fireside 15 75 / oe | tin . 3 OO ae te Your grocer keeps them — but not for nches: special at.. ° ima Value... [ | Value... C the purported makers were non-| very long. People just will take them away | | : ” v7 Ay : : | existent t (0 | from him. | _ gi | ; — 14.75 Lamp Section—Fifth Floor day eye rses " | Special EEA Special - 3 Pairs Samples | Coeprgetrgged yh sheetnge sere > aga ot Knotty, but se Samples, A5C | RES ak. Wauleiin at. Q5¢ asc, Pair.. l6c | ee aft 39¢ : | = : Sa ri ; : geen ayy ot problem, for | @’\ « x the Pair... Regular and extra size | Fine elastic-ribbed cotton Ribbed cotton Stockings | Mock-fashioned rayon ict ad emeainiie een a en an anybody with Silk - and - rayon or alj- striped madras athletic or striped madras and/or ‘2 socks with fancy | Hose with lisle tops and “Soa eas oe anpesite rayon, with lisle tops and | Union Suits — weg. broadcloth Union Suits in | cuff tops or plain. They’re | reinforced feet. Several the apnedl wen babel ania tet Youu pial : . (Sa d reinforced feet. Offered | jreetength style mostly’ sample sizes. | Samples. light colors. Mostly sam- ee ee ot ea ee cas aka fering of 3000 Pieces = / in black and colors. ilps i ; | SA: ek ocean aad alae chk ts tina sells thesa by the q/ . | Misses’ Silk Hose | Men’s Half Hose | Men’s Underwear ge iipo amy gs wet pound. Women’s Hose | Sample sizes of silk or | Seamless mercerized cot- {| Samples and broken lots | , , | Women's Underwear pay bri srs OD Mercerized or plain cot- | silk-mixed Stockings in | ton Hose @ith double | of athletic shirts or knee- | Sample rayon chemise pr New Hearing in Divorce Suit. ton Stockings in black | lisle-top style. Light and | heels and toes. Black | length drawers and track | | ple sizes. esgic A that are slight- An ut ly soiled.. Extreme 98 filed-yesterday by Mrs. Effie values at.. C | White. who got a new hearin Rasement Fconomy Store __ "rida. , answer and cross bill were - dark colors. | and colors. | pants. Special, Special Leena —4BC | and colors. cial values BA*.ED IN MISSOURI Of Exceptional Interest Wednesday Is This Featuring of Save Substantially on a Oe 4 Apron Dresses in Practical peyies 49c Voile I Sihty ot itera » Uneeda as, | period. ! he cross-bill she al- | The D5 leges general tndignities. | a | | T ypes for Women and ee Boy oma Yard... C | ADVERTISEMENT __ 4 ii Mi hab ¥ om | , Ww: and Extra Sizes—Specially Price : @ Sheer quality hard-twist Voile in the most | uperior ouside > ie ty, | : as - : wanted tainty Mosse shades and white. Ideal New Ice Treatment J } | vi bility. This spe- ; Se | : | f : ea a : Baa: sf (\() 1 by for slips, dresses, etc. 45 inches wide. Limit A Real Beautifier a well-stocked of 20 yards. ALG. vs. PAT. OF. followin 1eces = ' 437 ae } | | ‘et ie “a”, : 2 ; . , 2 ‘ note Cnn am hue ) ge | es Ph GRC RO Of Service- eed Underwear - Famous-Barr pong Mlricmcnsd.. —scge tn past wanliginens Slender James, if we » © of Ice Treatmente for the comp wed Patt Fabric | Bed Sheets recently an English Beauty Specialist found | must be formal. ' erns ; . ) that even better results could be obtained | te we wt a -Pegp A en: Fabrics, at jgec Value, Yard | Seconds, Special | by simply rubbing the face, neck or hands Quite oe P ee east i tte : $] (8 with a little ordinary ice-mint either just sure yOu, , 'y com- alata Kettie« : : * ax jm Fy j s — = ) Te , l/c | . . ne . 4 | hefore retiring at night or whenever one pony. in packages for 5 Windsor Saucepans | | i we AM & Bh . , Seamiess, eache desires to look their best. your comvensence. so Bake Pans | imea) An opportune time to eer — pe 4°, 36. inches wide and | 81xg9-inch Sheets, | The reaction of the ice-mint on the skin Rasement Gallery q POPs: Oe . - Summer-— most advantageously! Fash- +e J with lace stripe and i free from dressing. | mot only brings wag ces = wom bona rT a , +] : : ae | ¢h m n fice treatment. but ft also | : joned of gingham, chambray, broadcloth, 420 check effect. Pastel | Limit of 4 8-50 the onme 29: an fon sreateiat, bat © alee rints in many patterns, and other novelty shades and white. | grade. the skin eoft, firm and more youthfal ta | appearance. Wrinkles will soom be a thing | dark foulard effects, in light, a + aE 40-Inch Printed Voile pr yproqnompe sie eg oy agit ~ kinds. Apron Dresses wit ae \ Light and tinted grounds with handsome print- her skin. Many bare already made them- “ d handwork, bias folds and id Seconds ives look years younger by these simpie im flares, tiers an , ed designs. 40 inches wide. 25¢ a ne took saate mee ty Seve NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 3 / . : ruffles, etc. Long, 74 and short sleeves of qoc grade; re having an enormous 4emand fer ft. as Rasement Economy Store rv - _ jhe eo coat ts fitile. and ft fe positively a de } ane woman who leves @& g006 complexion acd nice hands and skin. _— ——~ rie hem a ha n peo 8 +o Hate a FPS mt ay

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ON eR oS a I ee SE EE I ES Rt tte a —Soeesieemeereesmueremmee es nent nm ne —astuanuencnateno=unetioteten ae nl mat nO Ne a mane eee mt SS RC AOE AOL ER CT A EE IT Ae eee ety al 18 in the Misses’ Section; 34 to 44 in the : Women’s Section. ¥ You won't overlook the winsome Frocks of printed silks that appear in such wide variety. And each model has some smart treatment of tucks, pleats, laces, embroideries, s leete or neckline to gain your admiration. Fourth Fioeor Most Extraordinary! The Maker’s Entire Stock * ii on | 5000 in a Spectal Group to Be Offered W ednesday Including “Fruit-of-the-Loom” Prints $2.95 to $4.95. . Values at...... All Sizes—But Not in Every Style @ An Opportunity that seldom maker is discontjnuing the womens Dresses. wee bought stock on hand dnd now you : at a surprisingly low _— garments, exceptionally we and in immense variety of ‘heer rac- tive styles. You'll want a dozen! The material ls—chambray.¥ gingham and “FRUIT-OF- THE-LOOM” prints! The styles—charming pleated. embroidered, s shirred and piped mode] s—long and short sleeved. suitabl le for so many occasions! The colors— leaks 3 a lp ight and dark hues. All sizes. including extra. sizes. House Dre«« Section—Third Fleor Third Day of the May Sale of Children’s and Infants ear € Delightfully wide assortments of smartest new Summer attire for "hit tle ones at savings urging supplving of the season’s needs. Handmade Dresses $1.50 and $2.95 Values 95c and $1.59 Ordinarily these handmade batiste or nainsook Dresses would be $r.so and $2.95! For they're beautifully trimmed with scalloping, smocking, tucks, hens dery or mee. Philip- . Sizes cy to 2 years . : . ae iad Wash Suits $7.50 to $2.95 Values 95c, $1.29, $1.69 Jaunty Suits of tubfast cottons—in white, colors or combination colors. The popular middy, button-on and flapper styles, in mewest versions. Sizes 1 to 6 years. Baby Boys’ Washable Hats, $1' Babies’ Frocks sis it a saving of $/1.50 to $2.95 Values 3 - Gowns, slips, combina 95c, $1.39, $1.89 [2 ea step-ins; $2.50 to $993 values; sizes 2 to Colored swi $s, or and rinted wn £ a *) ed lawns vears. nate imported voiles. | Mciched or . : embroidered and low-necked. Sleeve- Muslin Wear less or short sleeved. Sizes 1 to 3 years. They are samples! : 25c to 89c Regular soc to $1.90 For the Layette | srades. These mustis gowns, pajamas, draw. $1.50 Muslin Crib Sheets, 42x70 in. &88c Ce, combinations $1.25 Soft-Fleeced Blankets, larce bloomers—but Plaid, at . red ..69c | slightly water $5.95 t6 $5.95 Appliqued'§ Blankets. aged! Trimme bordercd ; ; $2.65 tailored. Sizes 2 to 36 $1.50 Larce Blankets, pink « or biue 95c | years. Tots’ Bloomer Frocks, smocked, tailored and embroid- ered; sizes 2 to 6 years.... gsc, $7.29, $1.89 and $2.49 Infants’ Section—Third Fieet From New York! Very Attractive Printed Crepe and. Printed Radium 98 Value, Yard $2.98 Value, Yard 49 $798 @ A selection offering values typical of our Silk Section’s special events! The mode ¢a for prints, and here they are, ina gay and giday iceable Silks in forty-inch width. Were ome you will want several patterns, for frocks blouses. Silk Section—Thiré Seay antinanae ———$—$— La ett ean eae eteeattnaaaelataanaa ees array of gorgeous colors, printed on heavy Sef 9a ——— PAGES. 17—2 | PHIL Alexander of the Post-Dispatch Sport § PHILADELPHIA, May 17.—The Cardinals | their final game here with the Phillies, theirs yames in tae series. as ce score was 4 Lo 2 ' thi. Wilete attendance was estimal ed at stole second. | | Sand. bet x. Wilson and McLaughlin | > CARDD a the umpires, pe “as announced by Direetor tt of the Department of Pub- Safety. that neo more games be permitted at the Phillies’ field pending reinforcement | «* the stands to make them strong enough to hold @agapacity crowd. TH Pirector said that stee! and concre‘e supports would have to be installed and that even after this ©as done. a thorouga investigation wonld be made to forestail another accident of the kind of tast Sat- u-day when a section of the tower grandsiand e eee: | anwhile, the Phillies will play | me games at ‘the Athieties’ park. Shibe has said that the | Leegue ciub might use: for a month or more | rent.” if necessary. | game: FIRST INNING. CALDINALS —_Douthit bunted) fely down the third .base line: Southwertn singled to center, semd- ing Douthit to third Frisch forced Southworth. Su ne to)6—6' Thompson. Douthit scoring Priseh siole sOC- ond. Boitemiey filed ite ata Beli} rolied to Sand. ONE ROX. VHILLIES-—Sand popped to Belt. | <a e Spalding rolled ta Friseh. Ae: ae ae ese: roca threw out Williams. SO etal for J SECOND INNING. CARDINALS — ™Hafey PHILLIE: te Friberk. Snyder hit ‘into | for the € Geuble play. Friberg to Thomp- singled t Say) to Vy rightstone. Thevenow | tite a lied to Williams. NO RUNS Pa iti oe HI LLIES—Wrightstone | | threw ue: Otnley unassisted. Leach eg center. Wilson filed to Themeaceon forced Te: . irisch to Thevenow. NO THIRDS INNING. : NUINALS -~ Alexander sim-; Deuthit sacrificed, ; Thompsen on first. j /80n threw ut Sedthworth, | naecr taking third rises | (+ to Leach. NO RUNS 7 ULiks—Friberg flied oO | rth fievegow threw out | cli threw out Sand. NO | a OURTH tnniee. y ‘UINALS— Bottentley singled | ise forced Bettomicy, bird ' : nd Bei! stole secend. jthat he a ae ied Hafey’s smash. vet | Mcdowan third. On an attempted | pete steal. Befl was picked off; mite). Wilson to Pribere. Savder | Lenon’ WAs ae hie - }son of the a “ed out on - strikes. NC? it ‘\ ~" i a eo Pears ae 40 |e of suspet “Sade — S—Spa iding flied to Maneger Hi Frisch tossed out, neer Wrightstone flied to! sy ‘SO RUNS righ PIPTH INNING. i “OINALS—Sand threw out | * — —s Alexander sirueck o% Rix ‘orew out Douthit. xo cenit LLIES—Leach singled to onl, % ns Wilson singled to center.; | 7 = "== cen 3 “opping at secord. Thomp- base ‘“nted safely down the firet- | sem 10087 f) ine, Hiing the bases. Friberg | a cirevli® ar *d to Southworth. Leach scoring 4 e * aon taking third after the |p a Scoft trove y aoe to Dew-

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wan _TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927+ ee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a BATS OF HORNSBY AND FARRELL KEEP GIANTS AHEAD\JACK DEMP ts * a en - - - - entaaneapets es “ Se Eee —_ — etal ‘- y * penesauarag-oe. a : = YANKS AGAIN @~-|Tilden Lists Davis Cup = 7 Johnson’s Status Miner tsew Reni.” | German Swimmee i AGREES [Q Buddy \ {£- 3\' Team Possibilities, Giving 7 Under Discussion |", ~~ oncom 6 rT A RKFY M . P plies & | B (] b 0 Peoria 5. OS ICH ADEMACHERE AM ; : BOX SET THE PACE || George Lott Good Chance y Va Ue: Set ee e's. biishel what wae : Now in Europe, Says ee Is a Certainty and LEADING HITTERS. Admission Made by One Mag- American Ageeenien ie ng tend ament Me, g & MALONEY ry fea pe A og | . ~: w sa > , . ~ ‘si finn spolis 6. in a “ nam ms +OE- w} nx z —" d : Player. Club. G. AB. - Pct. nate That President’s Case Js ene Mages pron ae | ee se ee nei ti | Believe LWintos houid lay in Dout Fothergill. Tig 25 97 20; Was Cons; ae Secretly ndial apoli Lae prin ees ] : st é k in 2 minutes, : =e 42 Kansas ; ‘ellie ibi — | a Cobb, Athletics 26 101 filwaukee 1 | nigh ‘-19 secon : | : No Alibis, but oe re | brecaraaape Sebi nas ict 2 NR (The world's recone’ aa Former Champion Feels He M Si s,- Ath. . Sera Foster Comparin Team HILE alibis no figure cut, | : w wintins We pene oi a - irds breas Oke accepted kee] : Oe ae | . pa g M ERICA'S fennix ' a. 1iaen . Now MH L£LUToOp om a . : Re the Associated Pre Western League. 7 Internation: Sees x 3 Will Not Be in on tion | Theres ene tise OS a ‘Gehrig. Yanks 28 109 28 42 Bs Ss n . 47 “Fanci 4 wnTer. t$ Wi teti jor the Post-Dispatch kis 1m- oi yard d . HI a 30, X “ 4 1% sere rt Ui UE: ; Kita - moh 0} Sv Lil? ‘ed atic a iv . is2 4 ~ Vw eo ® 57 17 Be ‘v. . } » Pi paris "a . ‘ : i . | , in ¢ ose of st Y r, Ex- ive i rticle. presented here Cith, Uitte GO FOtey ced vy aésci Iptions 0. the | LEADING HOME RI XN club owners had heen — — ~ 10. ) : Mo mee a. . SPRINGFIELD, 0. May feu ‘5s? i4 4 .. ~ om le + ~ ~ ehi o' Rolled Stocking cast a saute. ‘G H¢ , fs | se a lai Wh Cubs and lay of opponents in maicheés overseds. SLUGERS , | secret meetings to discuss the ivi A See Rammer ti ee p ains y Player. Club. H.R. ‘i. ‘ a , neg: Wet gi UU Liu. Bu Johnson, were confirmed day } Texas League. tos : ras ate . ties of their President, Reds Have Tumbled a | By William T. Tilden, II. (on eon gg . BRUSSELS, May 17 .—FE ven thous! our trip is ‘Lule Liv & Gehrig. Yankees ereeeeeeeenee : ‘ 3 Ha “ aes A * uriws, San Antonie, woe a. — oo ; Y - " . ; ~~ oT . rs iv. Giants eoseeseeeveaenve2eecenr72208 part by one of the club ow 4 eT? l "ili eve port 4. ; sicis — ; Fred Jr., might 2o ““iand already there is news of the moment, resume Ol Horrsby, G , ' decision over Joe Lohman, Feiss gy the Associate }~ » tA “> _ rigat. NEW YORK, May 17.—About -7 ace by Whiskery was WOD; \ivrick. chairman of the Davis Cup this year. These two young stars Player. Club. , sen | this time last ye: i beet : saa Ss League did not In saving the “best” horse won tense wit) he! Ree study, while Chapin has take season why Chicago is we are. of course, exercising our;. * a PLEAS ee = 2 position in a Springfiel: k altitudes. Enough reas- noet’s license, as the “best” horse | |. ; ical a s. has little or no opportunity to would infer universal supremacy; '... A Ke 3 ees at all this coming season. ‘ to fight . hia ear the Giants are leading! whereas the better ‘orse, like the ~~ , oe B55 OE, Louis White and Dr. King are 500. Last year; better ‘ole, has to do with local). 60 Ua ee ce sth in somewhat the same posi- vere about .280. They | condition RE e s clouds this year be- jn is hitting between 390 and .400, and Farre!! has gone stark mad with his bat. | At this time in 1926 Farrell was about .120 in batting and he had; 17 games. All told he Webb. Cubs .. seaceseoecseeone said that one meeting was i7 San Antonio 6 aco 9 . aliker Nat Ce! Inentiones LO , 1st j los Jack 5 4 “? he 4 v LQ ° : rf ar CU on vy . 7 7 >} aves . ‘+ » ? aeee” ! nh Hornsby, Giants Springticld 7, Muskogee ©. | cumiM , Rock Islang £23 Pempse’ Ss ; é rn, 5 pi . ta - ah . ” i " 3 i ~ ‘ : gk . , eam, this year are ale Ruth, Yankees ...-.eeseeees:: 3 ™ er “ St. Joseph $, iopeKa vo. | aur ton 3, Cedar Rapids @ astponed and his first ba | h ’ ey ze tga fe : he running owing to | Gehrig, Yankees ...-e-+-+e++5 " a was acknowle owners discusse I hal ) , ¢ th ri } Sha “4 > hi 5 ; ; he ~, °. Ms : +? ~a 4 ; | S pam apring © Quite So. ion f- futur P : amounts to much, owing to his law! Lamar, Athietics .......++.-- wie garnering, nor was Nyt Southern Association. Buffalo 13, Syracuse 4, | tween the Bo i€ aspirants, ed offer t ayor Walker é : Teen : | a .@ of to Ma Or . ;, Lerikla re Toronto at Rochester. rain. : ait aa eal Pj ara rr) de known : ne Johnson s Goslin, Senators ...... ie abe hand. ini : ee es : —, . + +t vo tha ih “hh + hy « mo * TY’ —— 7 les — . a Ge 1! =. ii re = salinn . daaionees . sich da ae OoO.ners wnaen Judge, Sc nators : x a sit i€ for Imany iS JOT Lu canse Jiornsbyv 3 @ LOUIS STAR TEAM deep point collar t ats ver y - re ‘hampionsnhit —_ n. — - 4 | cark 4 uhdivide ‘iv plays, uft ate Juiy when . a ie ~ 7) , 7 ly the last eek in September. any other team. Of course, / The work is subdivided ly plays, u gg ae vents n "Tero ‘Haniel Mauie ted mb ts in ston veste: LOSES. TO MEMPHIS low and very comforta e=— . : last oe , tes ne some of the boys said the Yanks So that everything is fair; | wii preps cent ge * s Expec CC aay afternoon. n Wednesday th to say nothin of bein ex- . he site o e bout is expet re > ; ; : h ; th - ter ire it t Hicasco ior LJ ; —s 4 oa ete s eye > chsh +i tt sane ¢* Ae 2 Ts ery shige 2 eG rdav rrea ,OT ; rincipi. : haa pada Be LD « Ui _ , “3 bia ~ me" o1 whee, es ' = hee a 4. rimnge ti was s¢ cond rn batting water, ; a ws ges eyen - tennis aii ie = ¢ ; Ny ff ey i ' ? : 3 ‘ . ) ah i — : s : mg -on from Jo’ ce rortne loc hov to 0. ae ; ks ard ‘ they have four if their ster Groves High as teat Year This year; > “"* O. hi ee ee ee a es ee ho” 6 lee §6«36hT he score was ¢ ee An error. and a home run made 2 y up and are entitie® to the star, is preparing & ier mt : rr the itl invitation meet at . > wail “ae ge Rickard Honored at Dinner. *Trai noti A EuUS- "obb it Making this | announcement iM} , The fesiimoniail rac season. It is like vaulting over 16 races. B — a 9 in elephants and the main tent. Yankees Leading Again. American League, New 2 - . ‘ ; 5 ie 328 ig Dlai More than Cincinnati lost in ob her oil. site a ae ‘ ineen | S aiall secreterv of the or- Th we ;ST1TY Or Rickards pias . t lost as many games i ‘ . : ‘ +4 2 ee +. ¢ tin Vite ; sii — won - ° =. =: : he nromote? 1av match him with)? > os ae be losing control. Tighten up, old = ye ichs $ is ut ~oiemat! rse, who on ti xs is D Ler { to date . at : une é — eo ack Delaney iBb@ ses at tne e e i) - ~ kid! — ra YN) -. = 4 i. +4 - * - ai A244 A 3 biwrai / ia. a . : : . i-™ : sites : . it Was a Good Team. oe : ee ror the team Tile ‘hie bre ; Miepicn Se ih rina a be be [aa : fankee Stadium as a second “semi- . : 4 ios a 5 re ; ee ae ‘ Ai + ‘ tis Aa + / si © - s* : A 44 \ 44 Ne Ra t4* S. = Re ORL LPL Dh Of course tne oniy moral to that TUNING IN. Home t nartner well With wil} lefend t a Ths Tord aS ; ; nal,’ 2 winner to meet the . os ; ‘ i { “= s . ~~ —~ 6 aA» ‘XN cA iit ‘ wia . . aa “es: > i ; YN} f I TON) ws 17 ry > 7 ¥ ~ iad > + 2 tae . = ‘ 2 2 . . “- $ 7 | - 4 oh, an . ‘* ’ - = + ° ’ Pa, a i id sem tO monkey WA &@ Winning See where W. Gibbs McAdoo has! pither Johnston or me, bot of expects about 209 2m be the em) | larkey-Maloney survivor by way TJ ‘7% Thea > (3 a / t be: a ; . . > . . : " F ry? } 4 ‘ 7 mi. -The Reds had one but they | opened up a “listening post” in| whom have play vith Bim, nor club to compete ‘mining Dempsey's . Oppo- + . ’ > ~4 t} : Tl. - . . . ‘Cnow. It will take @ washington. Indicating that the LO Lae Lae LO clea . rc " ‘* 4 " . 13 ii Lif ‘ d l ti : e one or “4 3s —Coplapo, are : : threaten anyones piace on tne Sin 1t e ne the baliim—great kids both of |claim turned down on him Sunday ‘gles team } to play 1 ine WVistri champion- i A ’ . ad them—and there has been some (afternoon. However, he got a dou- ee” anne 01 ah -ex- Ship which opens at the St. Lou's a | tches In the t, but these; Medley. ; % + " . “ * mé } . ed - : 1 = . ~ ob ? cain the part of Traynor and ble out of it which wasn't as bad a Rit de : seation Country Club nex Saturday. will 0 We HU. Se a: ee iM} not 1 rain y of 0] tle 4—McAuliffe, . : en : ge ‘ s : : . yick the Pe it ry - tor P rer. . 3 Be : q t@] rs : fel nia Pil vit ' Bart. Cuyler hasn't hit the /as if it had been called =~ foul. will be one of ou ll be one of ou! 5 —LaPalia, he should have but he | Fire Of ‘ ce eee af en Eas ve | Sent he club fh the eam “nai a Saas s = : > Hee entic a! r batter. He does things | illies have been going so ee : Fie xionship. Taki the four lowes 4 OD SS SS ssible sites for ti “tune-ups.” Hannon, . . = ~~ « > - be +} : ic - e ; = - in 2 } i¢€ j aber [t . ‘ . ’ - i me = =) - - e i i‘ ‘ . ' i 4 ie A nN 181 ; COU TN) 4 . “ ’ ‘ > * a ae ‘ Fee, —~ . . bas 3 ~ a ’ > not expecc ter. 3 ve : a a a Ir a ‘ id } ch anal d — j ‘ 2 ‘4 ig Te Fs mon Sad & 2 nae "a . ' 1 alll _ — Detroit looks good from the bat- -. there is no doubt _ ting standpoint. It is the kind of first roun on : fielding team thus far in eague is Chicago. There's a rea- | ) : It is a protection for perfection, keeping oe SS POF OC) Lg 2: 21, Keller defeated 8. Biair. | | j the cigar absolutely fresh and safe from (ormmmissioner & &—Seat, ‘ & _ ree ae ] — dirty hands, ig atte cn Se oan : The Athletics are battin etter | * UP SHOCEMe Cereated a seenees Ae : . ‘ke than they did last year, rd logi- #71800, default: H. Coffin defeated | ga 5.= a breakage in your poc . ‘nally that should help the pitchers ; + UP. | : mf ay Se ere ty ‘ ry but their pitchers occasionally are. ‘ sili defeated W. | sh | |; = —— ae, ; . wpututinied yond help despite every life pre- Kotsrean, 2 and 1; Dr. C. Murphy By J. Is server that is thrown to them. defeated E. Houx. default: J Z 1-—Pud, Pann : . . ge _ ete \ iy J a ° ¢ 3 . , : s 7 ' | i . JA. . ; i¥ | ; . ‘ Senators Have Slipped. Murphy defeated L. Horn, 1 up; T. =" M U RI E L . # 3 et eee feat ee fis a > — Nosedive, : iington has flop d in bate Kirk defeated M,. McDonald. 1 up: nt £ Le ; — Piz ie es ‘ : =o . ‘ oe Wirt ss Rothschilds y ; me 3 | Be aa ifigstecr. ae a . . #e 3 arr MA It ten’fMoing nearly as wet) EH. Maher defeated E, Weenick, 2 . . Gostlin. Ju ire. and 1: J. H. Rebinson defeated W. eS y Z : as ie | | | “ig (Sere ag | | ee tee coe & ¥- Y ie 4 é : = . ‘ ed Biron on. wee yr epis | se = 4— Sergeant ang Ruel ee ee 2 oe, TF. Mick dotentad a ai 2 4 ; ' rR: - | vith Micke: Paula Shay. thane ie et er ep feated J. H. Rader. 1 up: C. S. , g ay ss § # = ‘ Na _ AO “ - “if : = . .. Plerence $Y 2 While ; nen m Cro«s Bow. é.- Betty Fivi Me Reveillion. 7—Stoncage,s where he should be. Injury and ill- | Elliot defeated W. Ashe, default. | Sere 7 es car , ness have bunged him up. Pairing cents # bs > | | ay White, present featherweigh It seems improbable that the Championship flight—E. What- | ( ~ make ? j ; eet ~~ Western distri Giants will fall off a heap in their | iey vs. G. C. Dure;: Dr. R. C. Me- 3 AS Be a eg r special atiracuion Brings batting and that means that other Elvain ws. J. Montgomery; C. Ir- waar i 5. a - ng of the Motorbus — 7 Contrart clubs in the Nationa! League must’ win vs H. Keller: Dr. Slocumb vs. | 7 ie j } . ; ars’ SneM wa "4 oe abe come to them. If Hornsby slips’ H, Coffin. | id or Ugae it Will affect the general average! Ciass A—I°. M. Lelli vs. Dr. C. | and Farrell is over his head. How; Murphy: J. F. Murphy vs. T. Kirk: dd heen wale te 1 ki Re hee ty allan): | : . ; Copyright 1927, P. Lorillard Company, Est. 1768 ’XDect approximately 2 | te | decal . can ep going is a pro F laher vs. J. H, Robinson: T. | Always ot interest—especially in Summer aprtignt 19 bas eat “aa | vail . : th rel | By 4. | ist--Lucky & em, Jackson probably will be. Bick ws. A. Sticl: C.S. Elliott. bye. ; _ ‘ shoes. Here’s a light sole featherweight tan Dedans back within a fortnight. It looks 2 : ’ : like seven clubs chasing one in the BEARS ELECT FOUR | z= oy. GENF per rage : just as | 7 rk | Co SARAZEN CALLS ' ‘tnd—Chat National fust Ta) «s New York | *nd—Cha _ ~_ a ns . * = TO ATHLETIC COUNCIL Or black oxford. oland comiortable$7.50 | | OAKMONT BEST HE Greesedt tri —Clover 1 the American League the hitting is Four new student representatives. & | 3 | WOPE | , _ EVER PLAYED OVER poco sili. counterbalanced ‘to the Washington WU. Athietic a. oe oe ‘Council were elected yesterday at! ) ) TSBURG, May 17.—The golf'. 4th—Celerea Illinois Athlete Dies. ithe university by popular election. Ss H OES | f the kmont Country J. L. Kaight a By the Aspociate? Press Paul Harding, football and track | , : 3 > here of e national’ inv - AURORA, lil. May i7.—Gordon | star, George Senne, football player. | for\men . tS : Ar ral | | é | he- Sth— towal : | MeGinnis, 28. one of the great! Otis Sturbois. football player, and | rw) | Be PMined arora of Gene’ Creek Indian . nile (runners turned out by ‘he Ray Heist, member of the baseba!) afi . § Be Press w es th—Sub : University of Lllinois, died yester- team, were elected. Defeated can-. 922 Olive St. | ' | ' th ere: ts “ue : SOOrH: day at the Oak Park, Il. hospital | didates were John McCarroll. foot- ; ‘ ' foes ieee venterian 7 bh Mike following an operation to relieve|ball captain, Lorraine Eckert | : . | ; Cortes | a REET is ty tionsluiouie ean ne Mens Goif Oxfords Priced from $5.00 jf ae Ea: actice mateh «here vesters | gh of the stomach. Metinnis was a. who ca : : : — = ” . ai wn ptained the Bear swimmin ge mkimeont he every ve of the Rev. George McGinuls. team last season, and Ivan Kaplia, Better Value Dollar fo r Dollar Me Deu: ampion."" Sarna 7 .

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bell i TP age tt 5 Sy wee eae ¢ seeeeeen PUST-OISPATCH Seem en ay EVENING, MAY 37, 1997 === _—_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = = == PAGE 19 AHEAD {JACK DEMPSEY TURNS DOWN BOUT WI TH PAULINO UZCUDUN ne Pe ae ~— . ee oe sant: Saheim emnanatennanideentite ~ bre eng cep: SA “” “ we « — 4 - ——_—— - ee eee inaeRmsaeee Sal 7 9 ‘ “4 ; ~ ' : - ~ seniddneae en -—.— — - == —_ — ——— ++ woe " - —_ = - - mi ; - . os EE near “ ~ -) me : = a —— ~ . a n a a CCP oe — —-— Pesca peraiste le aT e nn A ET oe German Rt ae GREES TG Buddy Sample to Compete at Paul J dd ! Ro ~ Sets Worl 1 | aul Jones an . harkey Expects — | 0X \ r ARK FY Manhattan, Kansas, Saturday Londos Meet on WRAY’S CO )LUMN “0 FARRELLS To Weigh About He Reef | “ i at Coleen On. | See 188 for Maloney i RADEMACHER ex. what Was an. nounced as a New world’s | Me . re J ; 7 ORL. en he emerged and Ol al the Internationa} 4 a SS | ’ nergy gear oe began doing his kayo stuff again. / K eS ivrms Us, ISt ez f fighting hiatal ded Swhuming Tournament yester : | ee gre ‘Bout Is Expected to Show Real S he hey ) ep m . per oo ~ Great: totere awens Coe Cut Over Eye Not Regar as - : . : ; a ‘ , | senor Paulino zcudun, who | ted peer site, et ii : ; . ee ite a ' 2, Or wayyy OoLn fighter who wat ny eo a e e | aS ee? ae Serious—Rival to Weigh mored "Oo ~~ | i 8 aetna yards cas Power of Young Nebraska almost virgin in his innocence + ‘wallen: tle fee. ta tha be in «@ 1inules an Around 200. Former Champion ee ~ e ; . W% a iba Ce he } ? . QO} tne thing else necded in} “a fichter ; . % ae "ae ee * c ‘ . ai, -s LZ *K bh ; } ~ ; * . . , RRS o Se me | f Tié ‘ . stash kk ¢ ¥ } Out. Al i). than punch. It is the abilits {oO he is’ tO fight One Wiornt late take one. The Crow d aa as ROS YA EE Rn IR NO NN Ny ACR ETE MO ORR we 8 world’s record for 2099 stroke accepted hy i B ° c di . rnational Amateurs’ ; Will Not e in on ition aa om c¢ li P than had been ylanne:s T! . . ing Federation is 2 min. , . J ] b t Will : . : Re olliseum rrogram 4 peers ren a “i ; sa mpegs rey quite as loudly for the man who RO Sa nate hee Se 36 6-10 seconds, made in | to Fight uly i, DU Mii | AAA RAR RAR nnn rine in pig sisi Piggehtety ret * UP One Tights Seain 8s tor he ee ae : meyety = bok 1 ‘ x4 : a = ee. | : Ones eS 2 “s oe engine one of lan the punching AK. Be Ready First Week in Bon. = MAIN EVENT—Jimmy Lon- | se se en strong meine and | it is in getting up again that shadow boxing and jumping rope $ es eae \.) Wii 7 ee | | dos, champion of Greece, VS. against Tunney in September. tuby is under suspicion, Suppose a base runner is COM- {to train for his bout Thursday LAA OP } Ral: ’ . Aarne ' ‘ ‘4 . ‘ es as \ » — : Paul Jones, los Angeles, ; Dempsey explains that he can Ee Saar ing home and the catcher is stand-| night at the Yankee stadium with Bani Defeats Lohman st | SP N | A ° ; . ig, eS eas ee | Best two out of three falls not get ready for even Paulino, ing on the base line in the way Of his Boston rival, Jim Maloney. REED. 6. see 1s ugu | eet OPE 7 . ag a by July 9, as} ) ) 3 — as ; ~ Beans weg ' finish, W eigc hts—Londos x uly 9, as had been planned. More Derby Finances ihe inser but without (26 sa" > Se eee Ge a Per aape ae Wit not be adie NE day's parimutuel betting his hand as the run a right their relief at not- having to stop the ex-sailor’s powerful punches. i LVL Lal ee ek el ee ele alma ail eee mel atl tll male NEW YORK. May 17.—Kept from -.sparring because of a cut ‘Ts ’ l ' } ' ian who put him down pm Be ag relied on ck Burns, San Antonio. wo : : , s ¥ 2 " Jn a , . - , . y ee a. oS ae ! z° ee 5 ren as iecision over ‘ste Lohman. Toledo Rr the Associated Pres Sa Sa s a = -aeigage Jone Pi . — eet ready : . ist 1?-round bout here j si NEW YOR h. ‘ hee } 3 ak : 3 eens S af s&s teree— Harry ‘ne Sha. pe. . 4 a : . 4 ¢ Ss Nt | : » tt ne ae ‘ . " : -~ ¢ 7 © & 7 42 , ¢ ¢ > y> e 7 . = . ‘ ‘ ’ 3 and latest ; Be agg ‘. court, Sa Krancisco, Cal, vs. Dempsey has hee ihe runner ‘has the right (0 | eve will be all right when I enter ~ * i. aan . hoxing cards hy the base line when the catcher is | ;), ring.” said Sharkey. “It is no Mississippi Valicy League, ® nickard, today ne stg ane _ standing on it without the — more serious than it appears on Ottumwa 3, Rock Island 1. Dempsey's “come hacl iad heen Bin a Bic eee wm eights — Vaviscourt ney aie oe a a on fers 2nd | ed the affair, most of them pay- in his signee tag labors pate the surface and it doesn’t look pirlineies 6, Cedar Rapids 0. ananed a month a ie first * ae sg ae | pounds: Maxos “19 pounds. Re- \ Meoeaaa tag! pit al 28 eg ing $3 or more to view the con- may run behind thre — fa ‘» 6 serious at all. It will make no dif- Moline 3, Marshalltown 2. — oer eee ; OF : oe Shes wee es Beis test. Receipts from concessions such — but if there is a col- ference in my fight with Maloney. pene major opponent State’ | pot age , | FIRST PRELIM.—YTony De well Satistied th himself as iust have raised the grand total lision and it is evident that the ji. won't hit me on the eye and International League, victor of next Thursday’: ‘contest ay gee Veechi, St. Louis. vs. Gene La oth rs seem to be. ‘is it Tex’s ruyner has been blocked away 'f he Goes mnake mee beeen Ruffalo 13, Syracuse 4. metween the Boston title aspirants, J I ts | pDeaux, Canada. One fall, to a esoect 1“ «ln a Sang ga oe Demp- from the vase because she ‘atch- have to do the worrying.” Rochester 9, Toronto 8. ie eharkey 2 im. Maloney. Basta * : |. finish. Weights—De Veechi 292 Bais Se seine Dey ™ 4 eps: That seems amazing sum. yal had assumed am ilte one poar- Sharkey ts working out in a Toronto at Rochester, rain. , —— er oe Pare ers os . e | pounds; La Deaux 195 pounds. : i : Yet it is almost “dinky.” when tion on the line the runner must |. york gymnasium. The stur- Rickard made Kn ma Soe 4 Referee—Harry Cook. sine SY, s40nu0Wers gave up compared to the still more amaz- be permitted to score, dy Maloney. at Pompton Lakes, : - . "SS , 4 empsey. . hs J rsey City at Reading, rain. D . ; Ss © ; : oe 4 : 1 1} = Wis lie Sa iO ig ; = Sos . a oe Cm psey ing total taken at the Demp- er, eS f the N. d.. is seeking to get bis weight anooga 7. | Only games scheduled. has rejected a ae bene ten sul 1 +} | Severeid was taken out of ! j . : a . Jimmy Londos meets Paul Jones , had the world seyv-Tunney tight. when $1,800 — "Tork §} 6d to about 2700 Sharkey, now Paulino Lzcudun, id } a ait i ' a a eA % ; et . , 1 ° . ‘ 12 line one . ; het cae +} ’ ahi ; Lips ‘ ‘ i ‘ Wo id } VIEW oo Mibnule: O1 enierta him. A claims that when a player, he fore Shursess afternoon. — ; ra | tral ¢ n ) a 4,1] oe —— 2 : ronapie 9 e . : Wr Si ee RR RRS we OREN mts en MERE YY HR Rp ee ~ ee ee Tex ‘ ERE 33 hill resented about $200,000 gross Pe: "eta SS John Maxos, New York y. nilis testing himse] if. , 4 seals r the mutuel books. In ‘ , " oraratense te nw i ¥ n vir : 4 é ne Xx c ‘ , 1 , “ alae : 7 ya ane . Jack : pace: : BS One fall. Time limit—one hour. boxed a few rounds | addition 1.000 persons attend- gross receipts tor one day to SOLEIL ALEPPO ARIE rN Tr times S7AO HOO Nsetidhadinatirtamiae aia omece rite aa ae il entail arin neater ina iin a bel ee ot ieee ae mamas a. aden an, aaa nai ane none chopper, July 1. Mu “ 2 | , ; he = carded as the mai! vent of three mer champion ment ' i hv that time. “3 heavyweight wrestli bouts at ; LOW prion reaches first base a piayer canno in condition ON i ¥ | 7 i i now, ‘lorse-racing gi he tubtie , ae th orizinal back to pit h. Is he right or : : ’ ; i | I bia pte AS hat i~ ‘ definitely agreed, | : . ,New Coliseum arena tonight. -eads very muc lke a pre- more for its money than the box ce ts ut of the game “Wrong? D. A. R. the a ir spocipgg lee ag en a | aS ' The semi-windup will bring to- | M#onllory symptom the douht ing game. Racing also supplies ae Pe: 3 He is wrong. The pitcher as ce cat ie ee | 3 | Jy /gether Dick Daviscourt, known to ete Ali le Dempsey | occupation for thousands oT eee may play any position on the Stadiuni, slates y Gguring «Ane iifs Sate : ee a S mat ian as the J]: bate headiock Into Den ring the las lime f SONS. Krom he breeding field any time during*a gamc if week in August. 4 3 et cns Sohn BMnens « voune fought. helper to the pari-mutuel clerk, r i ig 7 yr? SS eae a : .. Londos Pe a Pee ae apparently + nine killers. . he individual fizhters or into ES | vse WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN comfortable~-~ . ably the last week in September. ee EES PP ae A =. in fine phy sical trim It is With considerable infere pocKelS Oo} a ‘omoters. A big ra ’ ‘ SC ¢ha” ha? co - ; ee : : i , A a ll The ee i aR if © DOU iS expected 0 ; d } ioe . sed t ev } 7 ‘ ~ r vr) rat . ; : ’ ; : ae T | > SY yor of any cons ¢ - KL marc -~ Irs an é' . 7 Joe Steche t F.seven previo upon Ruby Goldstein's comeback fo the support of an: side} : able * of persons, but -' . — rc : a Tr) y} , cr ie ; “| 7 } ; =v} . - ‘ ' wt ° e icultural College for han- aining 10! annua! Summe , “ * be - 7 a ch Na a SER ROR NNN a ie on eae ite ape Amie oe oe 5 OGG. - this C19 ar ta certal Semin ey wil te Happy Arco, vine ee: is "Parmenal” . Se Le nee ety en men Mi ner . ] ‘ Ken- i real obstacle oO] for cr return bout with PPR non i “* 4 Mow! eo ‘ 3 i . p ; in. be ® @ av ) a JtA’ ti i | iki E i “ ous ‘ J . , * \ ’ : mY . . . - , ’ | " ‘4% ; . ‘ , as } 4 former champion ‘nl gor ear ». Sobrose atchful Louis Fred Jr. which. raced well in Pe saidi isGaadil di ‘ if 1 ° on: r otwi “tune-up” > —Coplapo, Shuff! Along, ae c . ° m4r197 - ‘ s ; : Sat iil Ua 5 » Ky ¢ ni it’n \ ] )e? Lf Fiioren- {at Churchiil Downs, will be trans- ee ieee eee a ae A a telim ~ + © la. c ~~ ~ j ¢ ' Ciud Black seine icici ‘red to Fairmount Pirk dn the) Ft. Smith * 588 Springfld : Oleenmnh jth 706 Tor i Detroit : 2a, O M ON G N near Tuwrul ‘he ; k colt is an o mulgee | 5% ‘ ui ogee mentione: a 0 LaPalyia, ‘ommissioner J HN ANI A Al intended startet ! he second | : : Pp ACIFIC Ce VAST. ior these “tune-ups, annon, dl ees LEADS GOLF PROS renewal of the $25,000 added, Fair- Club W, £., Pct C H peter ao ; 3 " ; ’ Spat nescer, Ara ~ aes . Hiil ‘ mo nm? [) rby, tof he r) 2 «1 Iirday, 219 OU ~ n sid SRM andi SPGA den Dahesh cB 4 Aanat* dy ile 6c enka esate sae mee eee eee SE | Manion. Sunset seis ite arenes ~-* . J . . ° : es : ss oo ey: ] ine 4 hos -Ga n G : the pace in the weekly competition | ‘ ve 0 BF. T. RYALM. n : o | yr Fred Jr. ra : in the interests of Louis distric.c golf pro- ) : }f ‘ ren : > ; . . " e 4 .emnt+ ar oh ‘ : : Is re : la ire f 7. on 7 Al = ’ ( t lidon, 4 A 1a ? (5° ) Ex no Ve sterday, -. VW ° Gsrant | = | > Ship pe d oO rate) ne urnin in a 71 to finish three , the East Side track along with the 4 Ahearn, itrokes ahe of Walter Kossman. remainder of the Grant string. He Cleveland Boxer Unable to Maries, 0 of the St. Clair Country Club. Art / Will be in charge of Trainer J.C. sia th of the Country Club erris who saddled the colt i the ei Be Here for Intercity Amateur é e " ) } . . ] 4 » " : . - = y " 7 sii { i i ‘ ; oye am anal —— a ] C, | EVER PLAYED OVER pyown sii Fs On the : PITTSRBI ki Nia ! ~The gol! 4i) —_t*olored Servan'! Javine!, : ———e— x RADIO om Jakmont ¢ ountry | . Knight and J. Holmes en SF — OY - Hear the MANUE! . J Den a a ks the national ry ee. Seen ae : a CIGAR GIRLS Mus a ° a Se “ong tt re C mM tel 0 Saray, ‘a of ic LHe Apr af tf Gene ory - 8 ig ° a, eee | Tuesday Evening 3 en, former champion. th—Subrose, siden : 3 WIR. Detroit — | cAt the Nak mean, aucmenagn | | , 19th hole Aracone Toney = = I! f . fManuels pn Mw ww 1. a se : 3 console , ee ee . j 6 } - ‘sf ; AT AURORA. ——SS os 3 Ey IP | the losers DE i | : = Uy, Ke, yo adh and bring Ry J. I. oye saa ry a ec | , added joy Pud, Lanme, Quin S 7 | , \ to the ROMATIC, ana Lee, ENERO : (MANUEL) se* 44 828 se eee aae -Nosedive, New Bea *“**64 6 eee « **® *®4 °° 4 A 2 * oe he UUW UE WN WY wv PU UW UN EY US UN ON VN a OW Rau in Ou Od tude Oe mtn e° S* ©4522 46@4 44 e08 9 to 9:30 Eastern Socust al pixth Peter Hauptmann Tobacco Co., Standard Time Distributors 300-06 N. Fourth St. St. Lows, Mo. MAN OWAR. MAZER-CRESSMAN CIGAR CO. Inc., Detroit, Makers . ' uL01s, — . A | it be ever ane , dy ul S, a : ; ; ~ ~ 743 | ry! <?irnanso, Luc ny i - an elke 4 ; - e Le. oe th ade «heheh oe ee ame eee ee oe ee gee ng, af | «Ts Em : a - r . 4 ; i : } : : ~ a ~ ‘ Rae ety we INVITE CHARG ACCOUNTS FROM RESPONSIBLE MEN AND WOMEN

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» oe 9 _- oe nr ee i on 4 ” -— » s ¢ xwwET” LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —ae a “= ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —-sasimamamese a de mnieitilt: ih France’s Tennis. icqivcccn. ~~ ‘Caretaker ‘Did; et Night's Fights. ears Sending = HK — AGS 169 BETS a | Balivinockin oo 12 Athletes to Za yy A wean Stee Stars Ready tor “Winans — © COLL MBI O Dick M rf ' Twin Cities, stop at ~ - $: . est A Poor Second penis, | ee. san Valley Meet . — chal {57th : ae oe Whiskers, wocked ont Jonnny Carpests . } . | Tilden’s Invasion ren « sows» eee ee eee WN, Paul's New Hote Wey S38 619 “2 lho! : a | a 1S EW Z > P To ra “ Tickets Sold on Rolled {,..'** persons bet om Dee: gina oa | AMS fourth and Wabasha Streets a ing Than on Whis- bie The total put 4 (olden Spoil Ruckie Toa, ; - oe “s et pegs certune ones ; Centrally Located | ‘ a of the pool the ; oP id 37,786.20. lacoste, Borotra. Brugnon and Pardue 4. Ohio State 2 Thespis Favored Over Smoky t , oe sebecenneaeenedte f ...+\ § 70 P9) © K CS. ’ a ; t ther ‘ , faite 3 , ars xoecie Oo sa - Landry to Meet Americans Costavue Adolphus College Blue in Hurdles. laren eae KD at Sy Cloud favtetcm i ao te ; gee } waany % “- +e Ponts. z A A LL AACE AO eer a CGrevhound Selections. SPRINGHIFLID . - % ) eee sa : « > 7 ~ a | ; ‘ ra + . = . « ; ae. . el - ‘ = pa Parr. san Agtonin at > ' » iS : : 1g nae iw Slonnted Mange? Viehes BRarnt Well f.wene sonar 22.769 Bets on W obert T. Small. | A total of 22.769 bets of the Post- | ° Whiskery, the winne : total of 120,566 tickets ‘ : . ‘ ° ‘ . r \ ome Beeaatal : : ' Loew roem Ads da Private patrn—oewltsde fe : be gv 9" ¢ . ria P A f f Z 4 , 4 . - - % & 4 iin ? arnteanianr ry Lz - exPosure — crrcuidiing sce wairrT a By R ’ ' a - ; ° 4 if*ityve Stole F ’ ‘ + ‘ , oF ‘ , - , : : icasal a a 3 ; and at these moderate rate: 7 _enchondent Happy Sweep Pop Aiong, ‘ f wooiton inl Corre x 3 Dispatch, tiger Bill Derby, 32,230 “paid off . Sid Re oO WMenne ease 9 | ‘in eee ” Wi ( $3 j R , sat. 192% cludin c . a Saity sine »% arad . , 6 . é 1 iP f) Oo0rnmits pA ee) y P. ott . Mav 17 amt tf &. 0 course, the Profecsar aidan tal | = P wna | vhe ‘ WUIsyiL-L’. fends show bets.on Osmand am i ; eee indecd |! . | bets on Jock, ee The MOTEL LOWRY invites rou to become its guest when wea for analysis of the exact bet- | wr , ? | Pao : n St. Paul, assuring you that sothing will be overiocked to ag » of a big horse race. ONE, BEST MAVERICH f pents n events. Deat ana : + snow ngs are ie at vm make your stay in this -betel comicrtable and enjoyabdie. yeurn= “> 9% —Thespit, Smoke, Kine Ae} is of tho exact bets The total amounts pal eniiaple Pool on the three place ve detaiied ceiage - ny di the Derby was as follell A post card reserves your room . fe Keniucky Verby Fu 4 : : $4183 = a, SS jor vou on arrvai. tarday and they show some Ouneua Same a Se eine things. 7 : Ener there were 120,566) SOC S8%cae Bid: : hate made on the Derby, The total amount s the pari-mutuel machines. Derby was $676,483. b ¢ y Entry Favorite. the race to the Kentu ee figures on the Derby show Club and the State of : the Whitney entry, consisting | Was $44,198. “ Mhiskery, the winner, and Bos-| The machinery for Ba was an overwhelming fa-| Vast number of bet ie more so, in fact, than the | @mMoOUnt Of money paid SF odds indicated. The figures/like the Derby is listia 4 show the immense play. made marvelous. Such a Choa S West on Rolled Stocking, the Was Kept of the play am i twhich was favored by so many pre > that eal wi , : ... ~ a ¥ , = — ~at " ere amount staked on the minutes after the race % ier sSletlter ae © 4. Northwestern W; a * ~~ (ED i Oy ee AGC net = mn se | ’ . / 4 : : WN (al st ' Tires Mounted or fa looks best in the hurdles t . } 3224 MERAMEC Delivered Free | | | é , Riverside £407 * A , : = 3028 N. GRAND . 4 COlfax 8195 vA GUARANTEE Om nnonnnns | LE is | 4969 DELMAR Tires Purchased Here FIRST RACK ae _ Repaired for Six Months Rin ful oer eee a 30 / FR “LECOND RACK .—Ouar’s . Bring Your License Certificate “4, and Drive Away With Tires Median WAC FIP TAH RACF La f oe First Quality , Oe ‘ a f 4 Fr “GREENE'S|... | [ittle Ea . a RACK ( f nile: | f SS - | CORD | TIRES | ORIGINAL Tviow Rar $00. 34 , : 12 PAYMENT PLAN ae a ae : D U] a. | $4.55 404 N. 9th St. U. S. ROYAL 3300 Washington BI. | “sr tires circ 1 ® # BT coz. 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ae a " “— — we Pee pany B was runner-up in the = —.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__— Pein wre ; a PAGE meet. Individual medals «: , £ _ aR Saas 3 — SS be presented, _ alg : 66 MTL TU EL DERB > “a, 5 — eS 2 4S ‘ tes ee _ eee ne a rn ee eaeeee ee A NR CL Re ete os - - aie wee tee ee ~~ — ~-+ ~_ a — —_ aipeteneetineet Se ee oo r _ ee ene Ie heared voememenaes - oo a LLL OL A LOLI AL CA A ee oe A ——————— ey first three choices was as follows: | ewrrirtiel, ; Ny : | Whiskery $185,695. | {land up. one and 70 yards: Be BIG TEN COMMITTEE tive committee the rules organ- HARVARD AND ARMY (SAS 8 ie Rolled Stocking $108,234, | Tomorrow’s Racing Entries 5] sdimeons «2403 SLoeamie 7 E ; an 4 , p : Mi: . 107 " ** . : - oe “ r 4 .* °n tty ‘i ts 9 nes ‘Rolled Stocking, $55.6 oe (| Golflex v3 Question Mark . . | Shadow Dance ee ee pene ‘ as take raid ir. § Jon! Harvard and ri pdstobay an vistas 8S; ,636. Osmand, ——~ RIP AAAR ARAMA nnn | Sun Friar 4% gSearlet Star ..106 race. $900. claiming. rhe basketball rules commi . clash in the fall of 1928 for the ew Hotel ' (BH a. Pea eer. By the Associated Press. aArricen nga! . ; and up. mile and 70 yvards : will have no statement Pe efused further comment as { will +i : * RY ei | 3 ’ Z P . eal é a— r CV ac a “se ie ‘ + Sy ‘ s a¢ i t« Cru tanh . r - meeL_ing Witt aah | a j } abee 7} woen Rolled Stocking $12 163: Ss z 1 dventut S yf ae rs s Lawnital}} Billy Baue til ¥ ; ‘one » Lot . , . 1 - 74 Sand On 5 : ele, . , teat or 5 @ ” : . ates 7 , $16 537 - ‘tha ° Osmand, Rubinette be : - Fifth race $1400, Th , Wallham Kollew ane vel 9g ' et Sang hee “ ’ ’ ‘Ss iif n aki ad i i Sidif ris hy le tt, r and that : f ; ry Ti “1 I ‘ ] vyarmes pia ve d. the Army has 7? t« ulin { nin e Av Handicap, o> Ve ar-olds j i up, qlit ages hmaryp Vi i iit ° es “Denstath bch . i ry ” ndine 2 we . . ‘ © . , " ‘ . ANT1¢ oe : eee woe : i Jraveller . Rats fir uy Allos ie vo Figures on Money | Of course Rolled Stocking got |*Marius :.....: ; | aBrilliant sis pe ‘ho part of the money It was Jeannette S. ... | bPizeon Wing I Ramee oo. cas ) year-old u ix and ¢ kale: Far : ie ‘ Tati cpt > ig Second race, S1O000. claiming, 3-vear-o] = 135 Crosshow .... : VARS. ; . ci 7 7 on Turf Classic Jock, ithe Colin colt belonging to and up, six furlongs: we _— Dimple Dunkie.. #3 Devon ] eearet OOF es ee ee : res 'Ned McLean, which ran third to! {Bully Wi -105 Post Mistrees ..1092 | Avahi: I Jack Alexander 100 lle lai ss 4 ce ’ { ; i n *Highland Chief. 97 *Annie Co | | aPoly . eee g to Le >, + eu - "3 u hl n $94 ‘* “-* . a re Made Public More |'Whiskery and Osmand. ‘A total |*New Beauty ...102 Supporter _ '114|. a—Mrs. W. J. Potter entry. _b—Sanola | *'scosceles .. Itt eee eee “eg of 1314 nersons bet on lock for | ° Nose Dive Sa a > Also eligible: Stoc Fon on and A. J, Riley entry. ae seventh race. S600). #2 7 agente pai As éé he S ort of be © Tickets Sold on Rolled : Jack Fairman’ |10! "Sixth ‘re S-year-olds | 3-year-olds and up, one mile an | ) ] p ueens To win. Whiskery, $94.165. > Barber Bill meeting between the Ter. a member of the comm , a tie came resulted. In the ‘ ; edeene cer eung of, the execil- be forthcoming Wednesdays never won : i peeenenveceessaceces rey 7 + eave * ° -* peeeeesoetes *¢ — | 3 ; Miss Kosruaie Si ‘e, $1000, claiming, third. They were piking bets, “*Silen Lillian .. Tamale Dick .,.102 up. one mile and 70 yards: teenth g a0 eee thaw Rodrigo ] *Minstrel Boy ..40% | Joe Junior .....305 105 | “Press Gang . ct ‘ Le a ¥ Hay Ral! Gee | *Panorel 10 *Open Hand 2 | *Arrow Hawk . +t re ag IStockin g Than on Whis- however. ‘The total put was $5322 | Brown Leat’ 221102 *Fa a I soeee | $e Te {7 : ‘but the fortune ones drew down. *Dr. Glenn ....109 Trevan age weaver at f Ae Annis .» 00 - pohinj OR acne 10” ar (lass ne ' ; : ea 2 | pe ourse sere euy Bivira ...4 | i MR 2 he : kery : out of the pool the tidy sum of Third race, $1000, allowances, 2-year- |liewellyn J Merrimac a Le ack ee Siw $37,786.20. | *Dolly Bay ....109 , = Reveilion ......112 Also eligible: *Who Knows } rhe bit bal | % 22,769 Bets on Whiskery S he winner -‘ailat : ons . e ate both—~outside | & , ures on the winner were available. Seventh race, claiming, 4-year- E Nw h E Ss da . : By Robert : a Small. A total of 22 769 bets were made Th en rer and up, one mile and one-eighth: | CREWS WILL ENGAGE | » very ig tC xcept un y g ice water mia ogy ; came the figures for place! *little Ammie | 1: *Mary Contrary. on Whiskery, the winner. Of the' *William Diggins 99 “Sagamook , ‘ erate rates: 6 nt of the Post- show to rapid eueeene ‘ : nee ey . ial Correspondc total of 120,566 tickets sold on’ the |") * OW im rapid succession, | ssmcera, -..... #5 Little Blaze’ * 101 | IN NO PRACTICE RACE MAD : Dispatch. ‘Derby, 32,23 | Where “Wise Money Was. ‘Sie Sertination of Also etigibie | K E 230 “paid off,” these in- | Destination. 99 Fairlight 99 | By the Associated Press ; ) i ; 4 > Pe se . ‘ . -ER DAY (" (Copy! lent. gi ; 4 The ing 7. . : | *Polly Atwell .. * Treasurer ee 0 53 J MepyisvVILLE, Ky., May 17.—It pripecigat a ee ene) the eee eee ee eel pene On... ‘Hawk Eye ...102| SEATTLE, Wash., May 17. — 3 Ladies Free Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 3 ‘i | js SHOW bets on Osmand and the show/clusively that the “wise” money oe A aba Coach “Rusty” Callow announced - I. ae indeed that opportunity bets on Jock : vee | ROR A ‘+ ai Sy ot ahs. . ™ acdua os , cari J t a ° : ~ . Sash the pari-mutuel machines. Derby was $676,483. The profit on backed Rolled Stocking, and up. si id one-half turlongs: | It had been planned to have a Street Car and Bu - ; : ‘ ’ ) if % the race to the Kent ‘ky ] eke : i ‘ - 9 awe Be ; : : Luc cy ) } . ‘ Must ial ces « ; : ‘ ee 2 ~ Eads Bridge or Whitney Entry Pavorite. - UCKY JOCKC) More $2 beis were made On Coppershine .. Bobbie ea ..111 pace with Princeton on Lake Car- | Busses at The figures on the Derby show: Club and the State of Kentucky’ Rolled stocking than were made a. Aa ; : ba nin PS (oO negie but satisfactory arrange- Jefferson Hotel : . > : , y . +>} ; cr ¢ ° c i " ane ob 4 ‘c . _ 4 _ ny een ? ir te ' es : : r ry? | j it the Whitney entry, consaUng pie si ed ‘on the winner This showed where Wa aon eee es ae 8 “ : iments have not been made. rhe | ee eee Washington & Broadway @hiskery, the winner, and Bos-| 1¢ machinery for handling the the heart of the crowd was. But) Mission Chimes’ Red Pennant .111| Washington crews may make a| age ‘ed tight. . was an overwhelming fa-|Vvast number of . bets and thejin the $5, $10. $20 and $100 bets! eeerd ck | FBroomster ...110) brief stop at Princeton for training | . : : ' Grimm & Gorly Racing Rain or Shine mC Ai _ a $ ¢ th: : ay nai P A Oe ; : Qpistrano ....114 *Geo, Groom ...1L: more so, in fact, than the;amount of money paid on a race|}the Whitney entry led by a wide) Agnes cal! |” Sol. Stewart | ‘purposes, however. Girl ; iris NH odds indicated. The figures) like the Derby is little short of) margin. There were 325 maximum | 400" PaOe, SE ~-year- A workout is also planned at St. all is. maidens.’ « yur @n Entertaining. show the immense play made marvelous, Such a close account; bets of $100 on Whiskery, against one-half furlongs Paul on the Mississippi River. Cal- | = SF jost on Rolled Stocking, the Was kept of the play and such ex-!112 on Rolled Stocking. Of $32' oe Robin- 116 ow Ae Sage 116) 104 Hopes to give his charges 10 | » x » aa K which was favored by so many! Pert auditors were at work on the bets, however, there were 4755 on Sea Sar 5 iS. Seteeks | nn }| days of intensive workouts on the | Iwo ee Also eligible before the regatta. a iuckians to win. ‘figures that it seemed Jess than five | W hiskery and 6763 on Olled | gonivan si + Hawkshaw aa Bits total amount staked on the minutes after the race that the fig- Stocking. Fire Buz .....1! q i} 1] ee RR ne -@ LO 3: (ys NE Bat Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis- Owned €3EIId 3.9.) —, na | ani ID. jas mares, one miie a OI ®& Misnomer f (‘hatson . @LOT ; , A{ *Tady Lynn Midnieht Rose :inestra i liover |, Dusty Marv Fourth c (‘olored Servant lLongridze Fireproof ess Wn ae a $1700, The Market Sti sociation, 3-vear-old# and up. | 3224 MERAMEC gve® Sp 5032 GRAVOIS Riverside £407 Riverside 3080 3028 N. GRAND . @& 2731 CHEROKEE CO eee COlfax 8195 a GRand 3059 i math ee. Bi 200). ¢ py 1 4969 DELMAR Q* 7192 Manchester | Andry ........ Three “Sixty FOrest 5832 Hiland 9790 we Moe, usar De 2300 S. GRAND 814 N. SIXTH GRand 8521 CEntral 2031 Main Store, 1129 Locust St. MAin 4847-4848-4849 Sincerely Two Pais Coohowa é c Reddv x ‘loud f{dolizer Dark Angel .., Swordsman 30x34 re | Sun ety aS v7 Ao dor th Irwin CORD TIRES Fisk lai Redtop Cord Tires $4.55 $10.95 | $11.50 First Quality - SLIGHT DEFECTS AAT ‘ ~~ a - ~ i a SLO LOL LOL dS ALS I J AMAICA 4 te TF a ‘ . 3 . - iss * . ahi: y f Ps ¥. @ ;; J Pe 1 * 2 ; PS , : ~ * os ‘so by. Aes Nae é : wi he iF ' a ie ae sociated Press Pass Ye > ae ts Bas feo Vee oe Ble > 7 F ay uke ¥ The’ = : : st “S Bho. - bene P ‘ re 9 ¢ j ‘ Ph gee a G fg Gi 7°.9 > eeeeOeas > re . U. S. ROYAL GOODYEAR | First race, conditions 29x4.40 Cord Tires | | A. W. Cords 30x5.77 _ Six furlongs: CORD TIRES 29x4.40 : 30x4.75 PATHFINDER ard ' oe 1 a ee M aekinn Fs | ea y ae we a 3 ; f ; ‘pe as ' - 7 af ee aA 35 i 10° Straight | Goodyear 13 45] gem \: ede es ee on 4 f 32x4 30x4.95 Slight Defects . ts, ; . ge ae ae - f te ¥ ; cee oe Ba* ‘ad ie ae, : ies Bahee ee As eee “i 4. ‘a . 7. Sg ‘ ro 2 c PE ememeality 13.75 13.95 b Second race , onditions, 2-year-olda. Vive ee a. vc na . 193° Straight INNER TUBES 30x5.25 ~~ 34x5.25 PATHFINDER olden’ Auburn 115 4 pa Brook ° "11; Be oe a ee AP | $1 95 — 14.25 y 15.45 Made >» $14.95 add Svear Is 2 nd_Up, six fur ie seth en “1495 nas Slight Defects er td A Ss igo igre “ Slight Defects in These Tires Which Will Not Affect Their Wear | TIRES MOUNTED FREE—FREE DELIVERY Union Hdwe. Make . Webel wi ‘ “4 . i4 ’ \ high- grade. . ‘et lie he io. a ea . - - * VDRO FS OOOO 8888 5898 590 0900548 09098 58590408088" ; 7 f i ". Hose Reels % EP @PREERCEEREOOO00OO0000000005005000000000000F | e _ BE ee tarts Pty arcis Dyck—try Van Dyck —compare Van Dyckin ; ; la ip. five and one-half furlongs | : Seat Co ; er S BANE Bee, ere eee eueisies | every point of mildness, taste, looks and value 4-Passenger Coupes, seer Tk k& mn Pardon ..10% : lack Air”... 108 | - , ’ | ane dagh tebe and 2-Door Coaches — ala | eErlanger ....101 ‘Red Seth .....207 | with the cigar you now smoke and ; Tailor-made Covers trim- ™ paper as Black Mon kes 3 i th ML! e ; +f | Q med with Spanish leather. 7 | puere Lut 220 ites "ioe . mH », sri i HH 4 i « Complete covering for , | “Second race. $500. claiming. 4-year-olds | we re sure | | | seats, panels and doors. i' ond up. five and one-half furlongs Easily installed with the E | Northern Star .1133 Star Go . 109 | ty ne HR ' 7 LONG np’, FS NA ‘| 4 HHT a , \\\ Ih . ; oe Hh 'Gia's Ning aU ; * Automatic ATT } ili new style fasteners. A gs a ane a —rs n4 | ; ‘| i rf . 5 : ; f » 7 Le TEM) 75 3! ANO ni} COVERS Hi fisi hy 4H ! 7, hy - ‘ — ay ; at MPLETE SETS OF EE ea : m VALVE ik | } COMPLETE SETS Of; : GRINDER | | | : S All 2-Passenser Seat i Automatically | >We Covers $5.95 = =6Reverses Susex. ‘Hudson, diver- o~ s~ ind rece. $2 0 , bate cae: E land, Star, Pon- ari up. § | | 3 _., | tiae 95 | ricket .G1 Janet 9 35 ij FOR CHEVROLETS I coaches ' , oop 4 arOUusn. mOrry hy A 4-Deor 5-Passen- ‘Hs 6 Pheoeiver eee $s]: oo o5 ~— Sedans and Drumm nd -iii “Roya! siete t . } * ; . ‘ 4 “Atha ——— Brough- $1 1.95 ¥ Romping tad . Jaunebar ee shee | let 5.2 Sedan, Landau 8.95 , eligible: AO *Pntavian ‘Of EE ee ee ae oe Lode tedden is pala het MS iatia adie For: race. $500, cluming. 4-year *Wiasissipp! ' Nero

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee | ADVERTISEMENT wihhy bse TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 19°7. Editorial Page + Daily Cartoon | ~ PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST- SPAT = SEERA ONSET a FRENCH FLYERS) FATE BOARD CALLS FOR BIDS = ee be Ragshighaak dadees ai Imp orted Tweeds Couldn't Fat Fruit, ON LINDELL DRIVE PAYING o -wawnvacieeouenenenezee Scotch and Irish ‘Stomach So Bad sti ce " Resurfacing Along +’ 2 : E-stionat diet Ta and it Sa regular pIcChHiC Weavers of Scotland and Ireland vied ui¥y ¢€ onstin mated and Forest Park to Be Reccived in To Wecks. 24 ll ; et n to surpass their best in these fine jm- beim ted rj vas after eating. ser £iL > Pimento Cheese portations. Skillful Gael and “cannie”’ Could not ent fruit and manv- other vho have beekep: imping Adlerika has done me rood - Scot; judgé their work tomorrow at a things. Ad! special price. Colorful plaids and brok- —can now eat anything.’’—W. H. valle "= a me , he mee , dreds of hole some o Wrecked Plane Found in North oes = iio oy SR ea ep ncaa , “HOUSE OF FE Sea Not Nungesser-Coli blocks of Liffeil drive, between) .iregd—Skinker boulevard betwee! a ‘ | Ra ie 5 — en plaids. Fletcher. en | TO SWELL TC | Adierika relieves stoma¢h gas and ~ of 9 fre sourness in TEN minutes. oP em. 2 es: a a aD ap «=. i*hariee Nungesser and France, | Pest-Dispateh « ’ % F . 3, - ¢ o/s. o s * . "7° = " e ° — . tee Coli. But the search goes on. Th vy park bond issne funds 7 columnea. o idee th th principa! remaining hone was th. : Work of remaking West ie i Ge the “White Bird biplane wi - ) feo ‘ ger CP this * yes 4 " o e sé . s ror ed Lo descend Oid . af (5ran . . . . h H iB the : 3 re es : : | 3 ——m.-ree Abolishing Agel | BY the Associated Press. . = nsstes arm . Fe vmancaaall Other larg ter of days before any word could he received, as any vessel that may have rescued the flyers would not , | he likely to return to pert untel i ; _— ae Landlords Raise Rents. countries that send itu fishing work had been com- ie ‘oO spend money. Ame pleted. = | first on the list b i aah ; ‘ , P | . Lits ; } €cau Nungesser and Coli, in the White , ANT REVOLTS 3 ; ; “4 - os Bird. departed from Le Bourget | gy Say more than 259, . near raris. €at:y May = IN SOME SECTIONS come.here from t] | me every year .nd tha ae spends an average of flying field, r aris, pm. the gouth court Nowhere in St. Louis Will You Find Bargains to Equal These—See Them 1) Persons Arrested at! Whiie the “Meum from the south coast of Ireland Milan When Mussolini thorized by Partia later the same morning. and noth- - 7 . . ° | iS ;ernment propaganda Recently Visited His Fam- tieves it will soon ing more has been learned. | | As planned, the b ily There. house the French com mercial and tou LUNDON, May 17.—The Air . rf 7 imistry has received information i | ; | | f rf | iH | - aa r we a. fhut a Germaiu steamer has found | : I . a iy + + ay | steamship and rail : ; - 1 {’ j . ae ; —" * 1 EF . os” . Pai nih : s . °r. airplane, welieved to be French, BY JOHN LUC AS, tel agents, travel bu erifti f ay Vell lightshi , . glia : ; = off ! ynn ‘a m | I : itship, Special Correspondent of the, | Government's tourist ret stanton, Norfolk, border- few York ee unstan‘on, a olk, borde Post-Dispatch and New York | service. ing on the*North ‘Se: rhe air- W orld. The de : pane bore the num bes ., fee tie om he Press and Pulitzer ¢ poe ts 4 ©59 404 ‘ sprrisht. 192 ve by es Wack Worl _forts along similar , See Publishing € Post-Dispatch.) lea. It is hoped to el Not Nungesscr-Coli Plane: May Be VENTIMIGLIA, Italy, May 17. Bry malities for tourists ritish Shi s st Year. ee teow last Last Sear Deep discontent has been created; not be annoyed by ted travel requi Br the Associated Press PARIS. May 17.—Censiderable Sieamer Finds Wreck of Airplanc Adrift in North Sea. Br the Associated Press M4 ary ‘ ge Los, ' 1 te ee . tn + 1 iti SOE Vr TOPE GW Perea ry > ‘a . OR CAI me HAN Or ee Be te A lica a are Be, ponte ukase of | piic mier Mussolini abolishing “SiGh| peau iw TAKES UP pst of ii ‘ ne - bonuses.’ Slir was aroused here byw the re- : ee eae — > me vor? that a French‘plane hed been . , q : ai baits ges tut laves. Porch and Lawn Rockers at Special Prices : fi _ Simmons New ‘iat Wind . Bed Outfit: Dew The measure, which was decreed -E tration showed that it could not Rocker Rocker Rocker . a. ae oe — : ae 3 the pretext of a revalorization | AND CAMP LI . ‘ —e io : scr ™ seg ee MPOPUial iasor type of bed with its is be the plane in which Nunget Sse} ape (ABOVE) ae e : pag ghir : . (ABOVE) ae : h-ad and too ends. | eC nuous posts with 7 fillers at cities tg vee the a has reduc ed Bice bulk Health Campaign | Sati: Gecnmtaaaaiiel” aueacat ME aca ondee “bat hea y_angle- geet the population to starvation) Jeng Excursions és : ag ee ode ages ii a . ages. especially as employers, fol- | , Woods Neat at “4 ere Colt feft Par . It was dis- a es aed Bd soo ee ee ctosed that the missing aviators’ orm 2 95 rm 3 9 7 l Pe SI a ae hale somite ig a ac Me aapaasse™ J . Pane ces no number eel! ns POSS. ss . CS © 5 98&c nud de comotedk is aionl rail eit tickioe ; ‘Los ‘a as ae = — pwing the Duce’s lead, hich ) BERLIN, May 17. tnmat on the airplane, found off the ’ ; ms f 3 Bie BS a5 Nee ae. sand remains 2 as aa ac . : No Phone or Mai! Orders ; ‘ palaries. —- ee > $ ra ais. | Sing on im Berl sprees SR , | eae aE id yer while some Jandlords are rai | the peuple to the rhe markings on the plane show . é Ali 7 || Wa es mg rents. : P properties of fresh it was of British manufacture, the T S ] B we G s tl R a Ds! . Z es In remote plac es where Fascists | L : : a P F, ; ka eS - ——e +, ae.% - ’ rn eh ¥ ifé. Energetic Pp the machine which was fost with | Sa an ee Me , vi ! oe s, fy : ling oe ‘Iny eruno, near Aiilan, d to ty : —_ . i Pie ad 4 Bed A | ; food — ae. 4 Bien sa Ps | cause some aa 70 REFRIGERATOR $54., J GAS RAN GE : | : ; rf aj nF an ‘Ke : ; . " a armed revoit was led by ea kind of week- end—+tr 3% - ; ma. es Mealbiati, the parish priest. Several | ...--oundings of B all aboard between Brussels and — } = : 1. hs» a 4 fan) i “Semmerascists were wounded, but cara- | ot menesen chain of is s Tx-ndon tact vear. A monument tc the attempt! of Mungesser and Coli to fir from Turis to New York will be erected en the cliffs abeve the town . of Tietat where they last left Frer ‘ £6il, the International Leactue of Aviators voted yesterday. 16.45 Pay Only $1 Down "20.45 a . 4 4 Pay ares $2 Down neers saved their lives. THE) ore enticing riest's superiors forced him to sur-| wotgso fhe laws nder to the police, who have sent o+. which often @ im to the prisou at, Milan where, jane or gream @& @ avaits trial on a charge of N= | the town ahd the iting rebeilion and insuiting the | crate so that t, he Duce. for permission to p Austrian Film Seppressed. |according to which ‘ rou T. Herrick said that while na- , trons might compete in sport and ae enmen. | . ue | __A”. bliged to suppress an Austrian’ here are alse eS ae ihe ead the two magnifi- | ne, 1 ee are ee : re | P| ie. io ug | waeeim because the spectators cheered | which may come f£ | | | ghig tay obs ee ae 5 | wna ae YT TE a : ET budly every time an Austrian unl-|patrols. It is requir | , , 3 | it Spee | memorm appeared in the screen, re- “spending a week-¢ st. th 2 Sa : 2 | ae | : ~ : Ss = eee mt ‘ ews y’ : r 4 S italy are powerless to enforce their quitted When Error Is Found. ise of worker resist- SENTENCED: 0: 70 ic strikes in other parts Ry the Associated Press. i ce —T— : > red : PHILADELPHIA. May 17. — . 7 7 —o te e — -——-- eS = ; - &. \ = : | 4 § : 7 Bes on * . a. : , ~ ; a. i e . o : : , . eee ' ’ vy at Mil the police were $6 Jan. a, . said to | var ar % PS Zz {is 4-Piece Genuin W | V > , i fe REE i mot on his tife aaa than 200 eT een tn aks pen, : ; : e Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite et they arrested 100 persons, | boasted that be Diliey Gar tepicab helduipe Gur. : | re = — tly lay vers, polo a oper lhanded. He terre An Actual $159 Value. - . ; 5 wtly ta rs, doctors and jour- oe He ged by general dis- | side for ive then y 1] will he “ONVINCE 4 Thy et a ade in +} Rembran . s% LenyT. Or Pat. are issu! ng 'Kaupen maintained | . i de C nyx & Marble Base Floor and Bridge La ps sccret pources ; cena Gneuina itentiary for taxicab holdups dur-. ~ . on ’ . r a - inxs December and January. Two Great Values in Baby Carriages . a (5° nNimne z Mmms ct as silk Sr a reas oe = an ae ao i t lz ion VU: 00.000. end collapsed. nuine vatu . fillea with the, ‘The Court cond : A oheaccatg ~ eines - ABOVE ABOVE include a full-size spacious dresser : sip eke Hackney, chie robation of- Made of fibc: pienletes ey nity. and NE? BP tS. "4 ‘ I a m3 fcer, who discov red the resem. pests meta foot yustable | } breast strap. Rubbe: de ee ENt sINE WALNUT VENEER. group: ¢ beautuf ; me hance in the appearance of the rest anc / i ‘b a $19 25 : Suite. Se oo ee BRIDGE $12. 75 FLOOR 715” es ; len , theese 2 a- man to death and ; — LAMPS se | and Inst it ot ie Mt. ' prisonment for lft ; states and Great accomplices. ‘he Oxly $1 Down Only $1 Down — ita! ee valitie a share of criti ht ) wae : pase LIBERA § or - _——— —s a) ; ee x ‘ 5 Ife pte mee IS] ig 64 an werrs TiS nt - +eia am @ ayn r . yn TS a - two-men,. was responsible for t vludent’s acauittai. £ Pay $2 Down : : ‘ightening the chains NEW DYNAST FOR ALBANIA fS UES Cay UW Ue ee VEU ee eae BS alians through lend- | qake 14 Seats Fre Italian Envey Said to Be on W ay ney and moral in Election of There With Rome's Consent. | lini Coprricht, 1927, by the Press and Pulitzer ' | 1 ‘J Presid nt Coolidge and! 5. sw. associated Prem Publishing ee a. w pore Wor and Post Diepaten 9) rnherlain 2 te) ; - , imbe iain, Brit «h . MONTR "AL. Qt ‘ary. are branded a8 tye Province of G BERLIN, May 1%7.—-An_ I[taljan representative is reported in a dis-. patch here from Tirana, the capl- Geverament ae tal of Alban’a. to be on his way. penal sentences 4s FPaschereau Was taere, taking the consent of the upon a group of nower with additi scensntnmniiess 3s ws | / HS | a hes Beet” kranting iaty ) — : , : 2 —— ' i | A? (ESE F Ls ie | Pao | | d . _ Or to trace the origin of The opposition , $3 ce = a a | Government with further concessions. Itaiy aireads 2 with cape MACDONALD To SAIL FOR HOME: fo-0.05‘scatow and has strong inffuence over Aibania “ehicr W ants to Return. Hasn't it for failing toa SS through the treaty of Tirana. Lawn Swing ——. Tournament. dane 4 to 25. A W onderjul Sale Value Ss ~: Ses | SOP N “Half Enough.” ages to the parents Dee . burned to death Special to the ape = ———= pay: a 7 Fi \ ENI E. $ i. Mas 17.-—The Se i =, = 3 | g 5 a Vi a ae AY\G tw : NEM «t- Dispatch 1 second rational tarpon tourna- ix a | a te 5 ‘ : 4a ov YORK, May 17.—Miss| Palace Theater fire, : | ) | : = i ¥ Wea = ' MacDonald, daughter of the! The Liberal pare ty , ~~ mer Labor Premier + yor power since 1897. bed tee She orem 1 www an ? — ; rd ~ - wee a ‘ YT a ne PES the, meen eth tie talked hh hte a im eas AbA anos tna i ) — RAPA AA RARARARAR . 7 ~~ ‘é tain ‘ Sal home tonight . : Ta? } - ‘ 3 da athe but ahe will return. sne ‘FILIPINO 45 > ys. at? & ‘ raf HOnmMarts:nlte Rot ~~ i. s. po ELshaity¥ oth Pay Only $1 Down | PEE Y | Regularly Seils for $12.50 : a | tated Pre : = 7 Now at the Henry Street Settle-| a RMELAL | Me eg kiddies a treat this Summer _ | | $ j 39 - De. Kroohice Sed-tsveneaee Suite $ 4 ad ¥ re her "a nee ¥ | na . it vor = 2. Dona! : is slowly recoverine | Sulu. says Datu 1% Wii Cnjoy nvr WT T.54T) ? + rer — aa . o8 ney an ot . ~ Bee rye ba y ' cneer a ot vy 4 an oe bite . , We oe a d Davenp Wt Suits - on “Tt ¢ : ice Sotes i | Shbel hae not seen “half. ernment there, has | mee 2° : be . mnie . ‘ ’ t ‘ 2 ” ” ho : ' Cy ) 7 | 5 2a ay “ Pty Hor price Ji i ; ~{? Bf° T a saving et sy : of the country, she sa ' 40 to 16 years in oor theagee for. novices, with heavier | 3 argain for ‘edacsis . ip aaa aaa a ‘He picces. RP Sas acer eee eee Ke 1s thoroughly and peautitully made throughout: The davenport can be GcitUnE er cating CALS | é One Price to All oo TREATMENT The House of Honor” Here Courtesy Always Greets the Visitor ee eee ee ee. eee i} ment, under the auspices of the Venice Tarpon Club, will be hetd June 4 to 23. .An entry list of more than 1000 names is expected, which will! include many of the country’s leading sporismen. ‘The 1 event is open to all fishermen, $ 67 8-Pe. Period Dining-Room ~~ Comestants are divided into two The ange eces inch, ide arue classes. The first class ts for sea- a plush-hdkd | ah tinsel tata de + WHA specious compartmen:s a 7 soned anglers, in which light hoistered in velour All ore oe Gc cnail ) tackle will be used. and the are. master nf oh... a. ee Se aehut Vencer with medaiiion decorations of mahogany. He Oe SOnSstruction 6 & (an - te aac n oneal —_ = = «ae -_ => <== «== «am. “Panish-American War.! Princess Tarhata ‘gam nef | Shop Early Wedr a ’ Be “\ «9 years of age. Upon wife of Tahii. whe for The 7, .' from West Point in| revolt By appee ' “AS assigned to the First | band’s fort and Money-Saving : lry. then righting Indians on| ence forestalling Bargains Offered ~“*rn Piains, Later. during | by the constaht a sit ei = pain aithougn | tried. She & the June Bride 7 ~ Cunded «hile teading his| finement as &2 Sees — aad (er Santiago. continued | a niece of the Sam a and | *sllil be buried) favertte among the 7 cemetery iand was educated 4 “il Military honors. sity of Linas rr er Oh ae

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ip ve os. Ay ~ . . op : ‘carely,’”’ writes Mr. Simonds, “has 2? $!a@!/l luncheon and’a dinner a SP ee Se |Huron, Mich., to spend the sum- Replaces Marion ‘Telva at Opening . govici.) Ketches and brief tales there been an anti-climax as com- '?%® Bixby home will be given tor = $f = ae ee hewit S of Garden Theater on Your Piano Purchase sketc an li set Oe 6 that dtartnsed | : . (the. visitor during her w ) gem RT ; - . g HE Eoceed for the second time | ii ‘ r “ ut at closed in the re. a Maral r during Her weeks” visit. “ae ae pe | Mrs, Emilie M. Alcock of 4319 | on May 30. re . " ” re i UT) QO | ie =e Lilie St; 7% 4 3" - ' ix litla LiSOy] \ cite . ivy Ky ee a ee . ' , a7 einem os - . “1. “ore *, ~ . . : tes for in date bacx 1O0 1921 sited ” ty ie I / ~ oe LO Eu ~~ fees * ) 1S] ed Mrs. Bixby ‘ “eB iy RS Linde ij boule Vard is convalescing ji e enzagenent f \ 75 Going away this summer ? Let us value your old in eg: t on-} ks = eee POSewar per-;*" 7% TNs MEG. ges | ee ‘the Jewish Hospital from an ace covk—one of the ive Missouri : ‘ P n ben oe ia 8 begins with America on! “!'. and Mrs. Bixby will depart bs aie site é ident sustaine “ I ate Re ge prima donnas at the “ plano NOW and issue our Merchandise Pur- ly tet Fe ee = hein “Ede ag ee ee | oe puigeee 4 Be ie Sustained mm Louisville, i hescary om ol letropotitan «bp ve his cage iB . i ie » high note of making the world |in August to spend the late summer eed a Be ae i eget Operaccts +eslacé “Mache Tete chase Check, good next Fall or Winter on any ies to t - achieved the notoriety |° e for democrac: lt ends in the, W wai dae mother, Mrs. | aa. Miss Secentio “ Sait “gts ' the St. Louis contralto. in Guy | new piano you select here at that time. gnot yet 8 ts despise and reality of making the Allie: ry 8. Utler 3 her summes ce, OR “rOW A these Bee a as wifes: _. | Golterman’s east for the production eat he p ‘ofesscs iQ P| spice pay War debts.” i} ] 12 sagzle 4 on Wis Betede spt sree QO, “oy Mav of VA ely. does—a i | 2 ee a . Ster Coiicge this afternoon at the all ettle into fame with the > Soe in inteseutian a 7 (saa a: (annual May Day celebration which ee toriety began with | THE TE ACHING OF THE EARLY | A® interesting group 6f parties | ee ie will be held on the coll us é + oriet) c i ' ‘ ee hace : we ee Se = Vill De ne J the a 1e@ Ze Cc: iIpus eric Dorn.” was| CHURCH ON THE USE OF} be given for Mrs, Marion i ee ie a a publication 0! aaa ites heeds ; of San Francisco and Mrs. EF ee See fe femeaane neresa snea is the retiring i MO gin ane aa WINE AND STRONG DRINK. | Harrow of Denyer Whe are the | =a ES ea Sempet, fe queen. Pne following are the os + : ¥ ’ if) . e , PO : ‘a : : f and Count Bru- : one ¥, ” ’ a IVE Aw on ee ry Fa ; a ol 4 s 2 «! 4.* mee lh cect a whe > “= oe $2? ) ~ , ’ Ws. 3 iteesiictia PR » ealnaiacaumaaes Sugptni ‘ “Petre. « — ‘ mate sie é . eect aie Salts tges GbR namet te LEE NS A At: BELT Ny i a eg . semaoery: vane . “ - o_ a een of “Madame Butterfly” at the Gar- Established 1879 48 Years of Service den Theater, May 306, has resulted onueer notoriety that In an additional performance of that opera to be sung Tuesday eve- ning, in place of the Operati¢ con- srayv reege st Thee pateoan Petes 1260 whom ae : : oh 3 ids of honor ig cert which was first announced. aon ’ By Irving Woodworth Raymond. | ®¥°sts of their cousin, Mrs. Frank | ¢ sa! ee ie Es comearaae of honor: Miss Theo Fehilig, It also will bring to St. louis 1007 Olive Street CEntral 6200 “ ; ods )) a} : ‘ f ] : ran! oe Ceca KEI So \ at > Badin ne ? > e ‘ ae ° , » which appeared last year, Ca (Columbia Univ. Press) | Low and Mrs. Nettie Jacob, both | =i : Bae Re Aliss Marta Brown, Miss Anna Ma- Mme. Thalia Sabanieeva, the Rus PIANOS Pues oe prygetpiet said to have checked sem — of the Sena! : aie uae be , paar rie McDermott, Miss Julie Burke. | «ia a ie en cloty A scholarly work undertaking to/°,-0¢ Senate Apartments. UE Miss Ellen Quirk and Mi J With the Metoplites ore. ss. ge growth of nis notort,- " show the igri and wrowth of Tuesday Mrs, James Van & Por. | oa eee BS | tteainiteicasea NU dug and Miss Agnes | with the Metropolitan for the last : . seems probable tnat S€Ti . . ' petches. in which, I! Sagaedcinmpet a eonard li. Nason (Doran.) 5545 Bartmer avenue, and Thurs. tralto, who was to sing the role ‘ork | 3 wih ais , | oe FF monies anu silver loving cu vil tei tri : t ¢ , ‘ea RED . ’ F ae | ie se f mak the ‘Oo . oe is sal 1 1) » be found. If one had ra unlucky. If the matches are of will be the guests of Mrs. Oscawi #.:: ; M7 a : Pee hi ‘etntore es oe Pane ne tire from the cast on account of ga.” for example, ,. 2 ) Dnt ad aia | 2 Rapessocareete two highest number of points, ; ilIne The illnes ch | jy “Count Bruga, — ee French manufacture there is dan-|* ringnaus at the ecard @€davy'! —Kandeler ‘5 Points, and | illness. rhe illness which is not ribbons will be awarded those in) serious was brought . A . " ] to é q}ive that the - ® ° i ' ‘onc dl , * ra a 7 | ‘ ° e ‘ > ‘ . , 1 To . “si oe a . “ '* i}* . F ' —_— adin he brief taies in ' siete ; sONlTS ‘Nhapter ne Junio) | on 4 mei . nubplished ; phen, it nis 71rs rv Were both. Le &0) mars. Tom 2. Dysart of | ae : | "Broken + Cri } “ue? Be aN _ ; a7 ' “7 | i , ~ yi e f 4 if "V I 7 - li” S 5 q's } } . 4 ’ * " ; J : and n S1AH4 Al _ 3 : . Dik » On inltanirv iia i ? mace, and i : and ’ ck a ; i All crystal and colored Glassware and December, , er ! artillery, was sent up ty F Njamin >; Chapman of 58 Pd ‘ am, «JUBE issucd, © __-”* | to find the infantry. What hap-/ Ki sshury mince, velarnen Maonaay |mermann of Hotel Chase. The 4 table decorations suspected that there single sae some 1 betu : the time Spike got. fron ite Sulphur Springs, W art ‘nt several days at F'rench | A . % 122mon ~ a @ar gba es gag Naty se ie n igue, indefinite orders the lia- | Va. They stopped in louis rille , | tick Springs, both before and aft- | P \ and ribald moods. #4 “. | ison detail always receives and the | their w: .e to attend the K ier the trip to Louisville for the| short tales, ee tO waaay y Hind | aad “ jain d fee: m es oa am uckyv J way hon h ay wR ena ne ge St Paces, | Sy Mt. Cabin gives ou beverage : gn intensely human Hecht, ¢ eect an accurate, gripping and iumor-;0Of Air. and Mrs. Jim Wilson. 7 | lias a anfort | ¢ 4 | ; if carbonation at iis best. All Retail Stock Less 10% to 25 70 = as eam ea 14° mit’ prof undly mov I ous storv mnaes he Genis witty |e Sully Dual) amily will ceond the ee eat | Kingsbury place wit! return hot 1 he oe little tragcdics | - “Eve. Wash * " a OMe DY : Pee ee xe th sem ety ; #nhursaay trom . carsdal Ye | | mag there is tenderness in these i ted Mien os ae: oa vill retur : ‘ome tune & oem a ne mee ete ter, Mr. and Mr: GLASS AND Mies, May not the groicsque and ee a cas al sic TOE 8 a Ul iph mpton. ) gdh outbreaks. uc do “Mal-i- *. ‘Old 8 ee ee te : : | GLASSAN one, SL Bore’ uUga.” | resul ing order, moraie and resistance ence, . r iss Alice Chay Mr. and Mrs. Pees 2 ae renWav t : gpg The Be loa Flavor | ESTABLISHED 1885 ae Wr SP SEL AS Sik , Peewee ree §=§=6Byman sensib ty? It seems scarce- .)) . 22 agg | HD | , er, 3 ‘arginia, and their son, | “ eerie as ince Par: ee 4b 2 fs Pal oven th ? iar ‘ould nessed With a sen of humor, ut Pe ICHES I sew rik. i; William J] aldso Hen Pans: Pr THE FALSTAFF CORPORATION JEfferson 6130 Pehchano Pe ats | ens ae vey , ier coul’ | ter recklessness and a short mem Se cas Mins Betty Corby. his tiances, |. > Gc ET BOT Taree CO. TYler 3804 2 works $9 SE Sivisional |p. ne ee el ratucned home from Wee ct, WESTERN BREWING CO. BELLEVILLE, ILL. PBruga” and the “A! IONS" mag . Portland place ill départ in June | heme from rhere were not sume 8 i] iil rt 4 | . tnetir SUD § sLate M4 » 3 Rs Ind., ana Lou ockets t lay-h) » Ie? — Be , le , > we 4s ¥ : “~* . . t *. ‘ Ba 9 « ‘ty SZ f oe + ™ | . ~ ae, ™ fall ee ‘ns = 5 # soe ete 2: ’ i ryt ens oF } epics sf Ction ‘ the iPOrt, mec S plebecs ~~ as } : ; ‘5 yy) 1] . Wi, 7 i hss a 72 . sab. ‘ . nuine orr rey] out aged ; : : k ; ‘ wd) wm . Ban is ie ba « > , : “ : bii'w ex + 1. ‘ ; ; . ‘ ¢¢ ye “; cc} ‘: | saillieiiemaleetiad pemiatonmtieaimemeantaneaeesa Iiemmnamadamanne 1. a , .* ‘ ‘ | . ‘ ’ . 304 ’ "4 ) ¢ CAN é ; “7 hort cs (une, Ven toda’ rough « : in. The St, Louis Woman's Club wil! _ Us , th .ctcorizas s 7 ir y Thursday aft- EUROPE MADE PEACE, tion, and t} vonderfully Je. 7 2 iia | le f +} ease 7 ; 2 eo See, A HOLT AMERICA 3y scriptions of war that the othe; ig Delaled arrivars 17rOM (he! luncheon. will precede the games. ids. (Double- : ‘ies have. and that r Ort, NS CTLUCH ryy syesveragay were Mrs, Satmnuel B. Ball is chairman of ; ' Air Pa . >. Jamison f the ~~ jay committee. = , . o ’ ‘4 ne contro! of a ae ent Ra tt a ANRC Ne ag NR s 3 - ules ; ' Th WAiT«oS si. | Cal 1e eVeE- ee eee ne ce Nessier, the tinvcivctor of pc ria 9anenet Wav Ws itse! If. | Belou tsagenera.riew shoring ihe cha pe ] ; ; “7 ; ies : amd it : siti i a ) : " , -- | ) ia ann Te a. rr? lar rus. » he occurred | eehigees on a 4 Circuline not only treats each head of hair accord- | 4 and design of “the beaspring! ston, t nings. hig i a ; , en ae & 4 hinged tre wire connects the-coils. Vt A I} »Wrione " E Brictiy. lai ind de Ing the circumstances of | ing to its individual requirements, but it is abso- 1 echeres tension on the apitals and per- 1¢ ng of Solomon, an a en aim nianint¢ . ‘ hy ee See 7, — the viaht shoes ¢) 1 Wien, “So ee iil Rarg C2 idl Fs é ; ; riect ) of ¢ f if Thee ram CA The TIGh! Bron he { ‘ i \ ? " 3 Blank explained that thes i not recognize . ‘hh : -_ hat Wi 4 ; =i tof : , ; thar ’ 4 ‘ shi Sixtieth birthday unique qua dreams re nest ls forgiven after many coul mart posit} gRooathe rri¢ re ; ve Tiv’ > ROOciIitt S*. ang confesses 3 - , Ff Ats © casne has a >. : ae LOU a anpbive rsaryv i a re | who-loseg her to Death, I e “Tagan actor. He de- Prince Viles Cross Bill. , . * * cap ks aes ' oa had declined at laieiba aeepet ak ie . ” Your guarantee of getting ail ihe - the Bedspring Luxurious ‘ \}? waiti: ° oe t sa ' msi Avila RE pCAa Ctl fee. a tate b Fas # 3 "i wa 5 ‘ : : 3 M F] f id » De. 1 one we madly love and : , 69 fo New York. for a ban- PARIS, May F nce «sists >. fy pon et a : , : ¢ - nN hie NOnar he } ] ae Sea ke Ba - +, UL beds pring has, te (fe De ssiow deca} ine upe 2 {8 pail ad A pea Malta mi scsey a é Lure label stamped on the aide sone we fearned to fille . 7 af merica, in eas r si! Ce rat!. Look for tt and be sure: . J 3 ; : OuUuISs inet night Mrs Alrite sreckKker -G uy} : | iywsion, sO the cya" " NASON Preece y of the Gourand, i ecaime KNOW! toda) Per ))? }} ent Wa 1) J ~ or Ca ne when is petition wa: GaGa a= | married life not a - company. fore the fribunal of the Sein ‘vilumbua, oo wife’a action eharging he wit ition and t) jment, was pleaded iast it out, you sit ' - dope 4 =e

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _]) -GARMENTS—REMODELEDS PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN EVERY | ae a’v A EVENING j : es ; 4 oa * Ls . > : / T . i POST . - IS PATE r wey nn — - Ae AGE OA ee ee ad es pm el = a ~ 4 | ww ae a : : , . “ -—. = T...) . on > - oie 5 saat ~ — a ie! - . . «sii & % ow % Yt par? r? + 8e ~ « ‘ 78% oS ee . oifyaTina Doreti ~- - . : ' , = ' . 4 be ; te ‘ . _ = - bs i ' ’ , e c . » ~ , , a ee 3 te ; : 4. ee Pe oe Ailes Ad Sad Prvesyi ‘ : if . , i ee ‘ : : see iN aha nt a Ne - 3 ++ ' ~t ; | : 4 ( aA‘ ERED rT? t b edie CAVORS REEL FOR “PRE SiBENGY iv CN IA oUF E(t , Grey, -le. : st. 25, soomer inoue of th PENDENCE, Mc, May 17. trom burns ‘suffered white ridin | | YEaRay . fa. Y, / , cf fi oF | siOux CiTY. i bie hw ws osu sa nos tion se ) mr Punkle fe fioa : the Priests of Palia: 7 Hiew to Remove Yow Tere With EASE m ONE MINUTE | WASTING TU ‘ . —_ f ‘ Palbar Westiva wa nd eon amt a my CLEANING CO. IN ° re . - . 5 ’ « : , . : . . - - ett J Oorrint Bi the 4§é m 4 . Sta USO A aie i. satel Lhe Lorme : : ; ‘ E Ja - " - a , - ‘, f , ; : a: iiih ‘ : a’ ‘ ot si Ca Ta Vv: a F were a 7 c : ' ae a a> Pay a sé ? ‘ “ - . " ; & ro eo ’ 3 ‘4 ’ > tit i ' ‘ 4 ‘ ’ : ' 4 i Ox d ‘ ’ . . * ; : sco . ‘ ay Ot & . a ae ¥ , A BN a nae tem NP "Pua Your Eyes in Our Care IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME | (3°4-/ .Me] =f DON'T FORGET THE BI | Put Y our ves Zur Care | , > ye aS “7 p | Re Bh ee i EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 22D | = 70 =f) 4 ~ ~ ee ee ae 4} Train No. 12 now ieaving St. Louis at 9:30 p.m. will leave | | —— Ay , oe é = " " eT en dee aeons at 8:60 p. m. arriving OCimemmati €:20 a. m., Eastern time ie MINIT? PRT ALHANLEH : Ane wr 4 tu shiv : a oy . Ag. : ; as al presen Jae YY Made bh Ads awi sai : fit ts af yee . 5 a pati 2 a as “vr , * ie *: ; i . 7 I ATION Al LIN! TEL isavVine NS > Lour a. noor wil ay - : _ a ee | 1", roll 2 he sith floor ata dcosd- 4 ee. 4 OO o Lora’ Leuses to the above tram? | nive Washington 12:30 p.m. mstead 12:45 p. m. and arrive [| | P. B. BRAKE SERVICE, — z . : , EF ; ’ : ee suléd Via Prod “ . & fe > , . 4 er ‘ as ¢ ue i ’ .* s* Mislige CLG 2 . peerem Syitaas 4 apace SAOE) 7 e7. > | New York o:ol p. m. msreac 6:U0 p. m . | 3134 Wasaington bou. JEL. 0601 oad of one Y Aj) Berl. hate i on “nee. « - , | Y. B. MYG. CO,, INC., ST. LOUIS, MO. 2 ie eek BE irene: serceed oe | on TICKET OFFICES . 326 K. Broadway anc ai Dnior Stator 7 ooh rasta ccake reg ingees tM MULE: on - ' Ur bw Y in : | ; | OL! 3 ' : } ” 4 OL 3 ! BA LTi MORE a OHIO : SEN}? your V AN’ Al ic Chee sroninoatein ‘ATCH : . : : A Mi CA p FE Si £ 1 °TeSULISN—-tinre Ads AUMUST CLIVDAIN fer A “ . , ; . ei ? at ' a ‘ P PG " . RS ; a “ee . en . ae ie. Glew . ile - ee 6 a . a - ee Ge ‘ite ee” ; ) de ea an le an a PSA + aN ED. ch ae & f ive ' \ basa pia - ai , sitll tn ” : peencreemananest — ve , _ ~ a a4 . ? . - : , A . 4 ; 7 : : a we) a4 . . 4 . ef = § * ’ 4 3 4 A ” . , : e - ‘ Nat adie A Neue OMPTLY AT ONE O'CL ' 196 > HOMESITES AND BUSINE With county water, electric lights, se veniences. 10c bus service, short dista cars—school adjoining subdivision. Ri street from the most modern, sanitary, age in the WORLD at NORTH and SO °T BOX OF CANDY FREE FOR THE With 5° interest, Easy Term for cash on defe — only 20% cash, bal 1/ ia monthly payments. Save }4 on Summer Furnitures § @ Friday May 20—%,2" re : 6 Head Horses, all Harness, Wagons, a re een oT : Harrows, Discs, Rollers, Mowers, Horse $2.00 OCarvas-Ceovered Sican isiii sect a and Chains. This equipment was used in, 2.75 Maple Rocker, ratian seat ) — ; the Remley Arcade Subdivisions. Also $4.50 Arm Rocker, rattan seat | Ponies, Saddles, ae Carts and Bugg ee ie : a tect | Terms of 6 months with secured notes at ee ee, ea | all personal property, livestock and equ $5.9 Olid Hickory TEocker $12 Large Old Hickory Rocker, round cane seat ' Tuesday Evening and Wed.-Thurs. Spe $16.50 ¢-Feo Olid Hickory Peuecee ' omdnal 3 GROCERY DEPT. SPECIALS 7 ‘ ' FRESH V j 7.0 fncd Hickor: Porch Swings ; Saree : | M H LK Fo ans | Tomatoes 2 8 15 Couch Hammocks eadininatiatitacie in: : = “Norden’s Fvaporated fe Steck up new—Pet. Wil New, SESESEESESECESESS SEVECESSCESESEEE > son. Carnation and Am- ! 4 Potatoes **"- np erican Lady. a tal Beans Extra Te LacLleTs —wq bene pend . : the reund ece necdir. leebers ' ad 4 i «pecial all . $2.50 FOLDING CARD TABLES | . Kagel ge ie Lettuce jeads: ea : ri \CH—Fin d tender; not so.ored frames and enameied VWOpE 1 Pea Si — . cates large ‘sice che. 20 BROOMS—Parier, vel oracec ‘S$ | $ié ce Chest adel 4 ™ (oRN = FLAKES—Fresh and 15 time to buy. PB €gpitla PF slice ~ die PF rice | ane .* *) ln St 7 % crisp: “~ packages mut of 2 None Sold to Dealers $26 Bicde-lcer, white ename: ined . S Ij r ; | 4 mone Gal es $35 Side-Icer, white enamel lined ice oiled Ham 43 pork ever touche 3180" Yr. CAV EBL y UiLe PeAUUAIC : y yedie ’ ‘erect Bie ¢ bis sf 48 Fs $6] Ff} : , . . ‘fur own cure: best in state; lips; pound ot 1g $47.50 Side-Icer, 1-piece porcelain ined....-., y pound —— PRSSSSRSCSKSSESKSKeseLKsKesHeeeesees Ba FHA AAA HAH HAH OHH HHHHAASHKHHHHAMHHCHAHH HHH eRe S Great Sacrifice of Rugs an a STe 7% $ZS .YE SZe 7S “*% * ¢ mammoth casm purchase we pought out : arpest eCActiusrve whnolresaie Furniture house mm t Viicidlle West at tess than 5U0c on the dollar. The ire $150,000 Superior Stock is on sale at the Hub at prices far peiow the jopbers wholesale cost. In ac- drtion vou are offered a score or more of manufac- lurers ciose-outs mp various Gepartments, just as racaically i} pricec Buy now seve hel f, two- touras, toree-fourtns: ; EVERY MAN . WEEDS THis PROTECTION un a * Note This Partial List of Wonder Bargains! : Dorit Lat se a PSPS erereeseeeeeaeeaneee - SRR RSSRRESeReseaeeaEs hahahahaha hehaaaladhe of Ore we & ere ee f 3 SHEKHE HHKELEHKHEHSHE GCHHHCHHKHKHKHHKE KKH KHER KH ee HO 2 6 dead ms | Living-Room Suites —_ Bovknkoceper Acts Plog Gn Seale at Less f han W holesale Cost! ee ee iia om 5 c7 50: age or ions +6 F olding : Stool Cots $M.95 | 879-50 Side-toer, i-piece porcelain lined....... 5 Wend ¢ heewe [ eepeeeneeeeneees! | 1-700.) (hugs gam tielai-dined bread bm $4 , ~: an $2] Ere: OF07 FRARO® F $113.25 with extension table Ssiesser, Wed, Chillorove, vanity ) ‘ “NO)f CO CSC REREERESE CRESS EReeeEs Coes eeseeeaNO” $2 355 rr hi Ue Mepis 7 Wainu t sulle essay bad chiftiuahe Galen ¢139 hanes 00 Tapestry Occasional Chair ‘1 3.15 $265 Fe Nuguehot Waluut suite ! h HHebogauy Irame, upholstered seat 2 oa : vie S1GQ | err tne eapestey $35 Bamboo Breakfast Set diesoery, VEO, ChiTToreve vanity $285 * Po. Spaiiish Walnut Suite | °\O\ S SECCECCEERSCECERECEOEE Sees eee tO” Five pieces, matting top table and 50 Liteses, Led " chiffor ghe, vanity $195 $11.50 Metal Beds “5 95 four chairs with matting seats. Just nti Lowe » Se : : the thing for Summer home or porch. Convenient Credit Lerms! A Year to Pay! Maliut-finished, .continuous-post style. 6 P jivices 1 ee” otlered - eh ails ‘AOU SSSR eeeeees TrIIIiitiiiiiiiiti ttt cw Dining-Room Suites #1. 50 Porcelain-Top Kitchen Table $@ 5Q Kitchen Cabinets Sacrificed Af Less l han / hiey ( ost fo Make! Be ated Wiiite-etamecl DPatlies with fine pore alicia Sale Price 2 J ; meaes TAPE — ; Regular Price Regi ilar rice (44te Pirie P " ia , G1GGs Pe Huguenot Walnut Suite MOI Iii cw $39.75 Kitchen Cabinet, sliding porcelain top.. , ry - ca Miss ! kes Hct . bay tid . ’ et | oii a ne, - « hag iltei e€ablelislgin tale 6 chliaiis $95 ote Cotton Mattresses $ 95 $42.50 Gray En el Kitchen Cabinet La ; : nad city A Es OS ’ f S189: 7-54 reiiod Wall Pulte P ) $99 50) Pye Wee 5 eerdl-« it; mists im art tiching VW biile Bb: $54 5() Mary Boone Cabinet. white At tails 6 Miss 1’; uden e feus Vallan’s aesdiliant ay it ; at arate et ag AB le bunt enamel, apartment size “ iad i at seuLG a2@LG CaViaii ‘ ‘ é ' J ‘ ahiiiit suite u et \h te | | : $165 | | AOTTTIIIITIIIiTiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti ios » Sisk is eeree Ciats €hiliiad. e€aveISIONU taDle. 6 Chairs > Ss, $aj 45 (.300 dobdlea (ik Littiury Litshs > > Bho droklen hak Bautfets ‘ $19.75 s1 3- Piece Davenport CARP an recto ai thi reseu $24.76 Pull-up Chairs $14.75 ip ee : $7.95 $25 Golden Oak Extension Table... $14.50 Red Suite S , aa oe bs ‘es : ' aa Ris i Cthaeate bal suele. Toit cs oN : @« REMOVES ViREAYE SPOS = Giese Abdspudine Mia $7.95 $75 building Bod, wal. or mah $38. 50 829.60 Pedestal batension Tables $13.50 $10 and $7. 50 * ila Ball-, $75 Biber room Chairs Ww lilkow. ( Diy ces ) Ww) Tawlk ‘i LUA cm rt - P ? ™ wt id s5SUG ovided | sia SCLLEEs Wh Mh Os &) 1 Size Boles ai al Dag Store |e, ; yer ee ge . wee POSNCH TRAE $19.75 $55 SPST HOMSTO NOFAI Saag » os ide $22.50 Golden Oak dhs i : j uv S& \ ; at | am is\ Live® J tHe . ‘4 halls s tha Lajn tis 50 bes aod Ca ile $i (hak Dvimeling ‘ hairs , $1.55 j D Sean wil ’ . Ao 644 ‘Vey bik MAL thirector | Sah Phuc (ubinel Misti] Blanil : e . ressere . : Ba ‘B Hgeation — | Sethu: plans to mas ior ae | UD ee cece re $19 Upholstered Oak Chaive ....... 96.25 | $38 Ivory Beds p " sali ME Asict 5, ™ | Se Solkd Watuul tix ijbbae wv tale ‘ ; a “ : ‘ “« > } , rn etter ‘ ives 4 | alienta out of neral | , atk Avedipurt Label $39.76 Lubtisson tapestry coves $37.50 $19 3-e. Loose Cushion $98 5 3-Pe. Living Room Ends Constipation ee ete eeeerens sAving-Hoom Sulte . PJVU- Suite, cane —_ velour : ® Boia t a; . i . | : vm . en | (ee A PS ig ot We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps 7 BLUE Bi AD pi is ; — 4 Sitivdel aM Rhalds 44’ > eiadé cA ry 2 Pavaients sicard td Fa aia é4 ve W alnut ‘ a : ‘ . " i, : . 2 mierry urs ad : & A 4 vs ms = : ’ .- h ser ’ ’ , = a | delivery te your Aome 2 nal “Mahogany indicates veneer er color only, pe 4 ; ; 2 mee & , eee mie ealll oy | hig | : 7 , where specifically stated. Frames or bases of gum, birch, 6 | Co G04 Park & pies er a ’ Re - 3 3 s amtieness _ on . “ ‘ ~” 4 A wi i » ‘ . 4 j cir . : : : ‘ee? Vii taeiini ( a, . - 4 — - ON SALE AT "'7™. & WASHINGTON t Sit ty -* ial — i ’ J ‘s+ oF Se HAAG (48 1OWEd Darl of bis bre

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___. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _~ “GARMENTS~REMODELED.-RELINED MAN PIVEN 5 YEARS maha _TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1! _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ Labor part y's politica 1 platform, ———_ = . — PS SE RIEL SN a NT a Ie 4 | adopted by the Federal con ference ; SSS = Tage Naas : ; ae Settee? Sar. “eo ea ; of the party here, calls for the , N’T FORGET THE BIG | be abolished. D0 2-D AY pee ADVERTISEMENT see . PAS gma: ational/ark | Faunta L. Minor was sen- | — ’ j ® S tenced to five years in the, lichin Anno in | ; ot penitentiary for participating in| g; y g | = =F ee se ae ta KEES a | i a $2 3 holdup, by a jury in Cirenlt ' . - és : Sees\ ais oe De : Sates * Be aes . : : % és: == ? rs ‘ . To " *? Judge Pearcy’s court last night. | in rr a ions a 6 ie SR aes eee a Re ee -— *s PS ee } . : | SA 2 1 1 92 the place on Jan. 4, and on ai ing liquid, convenient to use any' I i as Cs Na . eg .. OU'LL stand spell- bound " ; 4 : Y Easy to Use signed confession, written in long-'| time 60¢ and $1.00. with amazement and MPTLY AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. Off with that hand by himself. He declared he | | BPRO awe when you see the great ig HOMESITES AND BUSINESS LOTS sion by police officers who tied a | | 3 |} rope around his waist and twisted p 8230 POR Shine ERTATIONS “YELLOW MASK!” | ; a SPATCH VERED AFTER 25 YEARS} i Forest development of “a white Australia a | | whi a Se ( : lé art of e British common- | == , | Your Tire With EASE in ONE MINUTE} ‘2 / Ss 3S ING ON EIR PART IN HOLDUP maith of Prone Baee Me is a et +4 : time the platform has given recog- | ORY CLEANING CO INC. : ———— PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN EVERY GARMENT nition of Australia’s position as an * integral part of the empire. The | Faunta L. Minor’s Plea of Co-,conterence recommended that im- adie ar ea Se ee « migration be strictiv regulated and | erced Confession and Alibi _ ggetagiener aha ppl eeetochaaper tay 3. > aa : that compulsory military training Fail Him. i es » EEREZ now fT wake ’ CEB, mall ee a ee eager : “” ‘ la ey, A 7 } a ‘ Meo ae Hi Pa a ee " od *“- . ee renee For 5 Locks and Wrench : 4 its iS Ay QUICKLY INSTALLED NEMINOTE RE CHANGLR iat el Mut Hit 4 © . ‘ . - ee ee ene ‘n iif ' ' Aeneas gt o > (\ Hit nee rad on * 1. P. B. BRAKE SERVICE, 3134 Washington Boul. JEff. 0601 Va P. B. MIG. CO., INC., ST. LOUIS, MO. the Moss Chile Parlor, 23 North Sargh street, which was held up When applied as directed Zemo ef- foup times, | fectively and quickly stops Itching | He was convicted on the test{- 2nd heals Skin [rritations, Sores, | Bure, Wounds and Chafing. Zemo: —forthe most wonderful “S vacation youeverhad j; “ _ _ > . ABE PER at RO TORR CN NR I AML EB a, Se ee me aE. eter your WANT AD tothe POST-DISPATCH ang GET mony of a waiter who identified | | - MOST CER’ i TY , ‘ i aes tid 3 | penetrates, cleanses and soothes the | we pm Syne gr boiling hot springs * ¢ petrified | was compelled to sign the confes- geysers * ‘mud volcanoes * in the manner of a tourniquet. |, forests ’ * lofty mountains * ¢ Bs. BSTSRERSERSSSRRSSESSESSSRS eee, on Summer Furniture Sale Price tones ee pvered Steamer Chair.. er, rattan seat er, rattan scat cc cecccc ee 2.98 ker, rattan seat and back ......~....$4.50 - a with county water, electric lights, sewerage—all con- yeniences. 10c bus service, short distance from street cars—school adjoining subdivision. Right across the street from the most modern, sanitary, best equipped market in the WORLD at NORTH and SOUTH and OLIVE ST. RDS. BOX OF CANDY FREE FOR THE LADIES With 5° interest, a 5% discount Easy Terms fer cash on deferred payments, only 20% cash, balance in 36 equal monthly payments. ; ——_.-At Mr. Remiey’s resi- Friday ay 20 dence—14 Head Mules, 6 Head Horses, all Harness, Wagons, Scrapers, Plows, Harrows,. Discs, Rollers, Mowers, Horse Rakes, Shovels and Chains. This equipment was used in the grading of the Remley Arcade Subdivisions. Also 14 Shetland Ponies, Saddies, Bridies, Carts and Buggies. Terms of 6 months with secured notes at 6% interest on all personal property, livestock and equipments. Tuesday Evening and Wed.-Thurs. Special at Market a Mi LK 3 rall FRESH VEGETABLES Cans T Hard. ripe Flori- “torden's } cas ge | ‘omatoes 2 das: » tbs 25 Stock up now — vet, il- ; a Ma © Seen Gaon Rady. all tall “To 4 Potaioes Triumphs 4 a 22 Beans Extra _— green: : 10 pound GROCERY DEPT. SPECIALS EGGLETs —Q brand; the reund ece noodle. 4 real special all thie week. Pke 2i , | His mother testified ne spent the | | evening at home. | Three associates of Minor, who} | pleaded guilty of robbing the chile | | parlor On other occasions are now | 'in the penitentiary, Earl Riley and | ‘Conrad Bowlin, serving 10-year | ‘terms, and Roscoe Walters, a 25-| fyear .erm. Minor is 25 years old. | | Jury Rejecting Sweetheart’s Alibi, Gives Robber 10 Lears. - | Ciaude E. Richardson, 22, was | sentenced to 10 years in the peni- | ltentiarv by a jury yesterday as} ‘one of two men who held up the| true store of Fred Buescher, 2808 | _ Touis avenue, March 15, taking | $304. He set up an alibi that he| was at his sweetheart’s home at! lthe tinie. and the gir!, her mother | ‘and an aunt corroborated , ERECT TWO SAFETY ISLANDS: Service Board Approves Brooks’ Plan to Protect Pedestrians. Two concreie safety islands for 4 pedestrians, with ornamental elec-* | tpic light standards, will be erect- ed in the center of Kingshighway Mop Bwithout ywetting OODBYE to hands that say they’ve been mopping —hands deep lined and red, with sorry-looking nails. No YOUR TEETH are naturally a pearly white. They should not have that re- pellent yellowish tinge. Of course, you have been con- stantly trying to remove that “yellow mask” —and failing. Here is the reason: In your saliva is a liquid cement.” It glues to your teeth—then hardens. Tobacco, food and coffee stain this mask yellow. Ordinary dentifrices slip right over this mask—like one piece of ice over an- other. But there is a peculiar sub- stance that will erase this mask quickly. It is known as Tri-CalciumPhosphate.” Your dentist uses it for cleaning and polishing tceth —now you know what a marvelous beauty maker it is! For the first time this magic substance has been success- fully embodied in a pleas- ant, tasty tooth paste. And now the dazzling whiteness you have always sought can be yours— without the slightest harm to the soft- est enamel. The name of this wonderful tooth paste is ORPHOS. Try it! Buy a tube from your druggist. Note the dazzling effects from the first brush- ing. Use ORPHOS Tooth Paste— gain long-withheld beauty! deep colorful canyons’ ¢ * roat- ing waterfalls. Arrange now for your trip over the Wabash-Union Pacific Thru Service direct from St. Louis to West Yellowstone, the most desirable point of entrance and the only railroad gateway lo cated on the boundary of the park. Starts June 17, See Denver, Ogden, Salt Lake Ciry enroute. No extra charge. (Yellowstone National Park opens june eg? $61 -95 Round Trip from St. Louis ( Effective June 1) Beautiful Yellowstone book and foldew at Wabash Ticket Office, Broadway and Locust, or ask F.L. McNally, D. P. A., Wabash Rye 4450 Railway Exch.-——Se. Louis —Phone Main 4980-—- , a a oe mepunins - - oe “ . ene ow = NE RT TT ATER ARE EI RR RES RE SN ENR RN REVISE alk A puter ym efrigerators Sacrificed Sale Price eo. 2G Ss longer need you ruin your For Sale by All Drug and Department Stores and Specially Featured by & . ues Cone GA, Cantus Walgreen’s Drug Stores Johnson Bros. Drug Co. | ss "s Phone Garfield Po Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. e , Sux, Baer & Fuller Department Store sPINAC H—Tine and tender: nat ait? 2 far ni avenue side- i ‘ , striney’ large sive can 20 RROOVMs—Parior. fances. Now is the Op posi. Maryiand enue hands in dirty old SBOP water. : CORN FLAKEs—Fresh and 15 —— weg. «“‘Weesertu! 49 ' walks. They will be 10 feet long, Get a Betty Bright Mop. = | vane. BS five: feet wide and about six -§tanding erect, you wring it “oad 1s erispr: “2 packaces ; 7 + ; PORK CHOPS—From neck end; best j}inches high { merely by turning the handle. es oe 4 : oo Sout pam di 17 “The Board of Public Service ap- Every time you mop you will (ur own cure: best in state lins; pound er, 1-piece porcelain lined a pound ber, 1-piece poreelain lined alee Cietece, ie -Icer, enamel steel in- e and out, nickel trim.... P| | proved the plan today, as recom- bless the day you got it. K-FED VEAL eee » Tekeante Streets anc . | enn a sae I ; mend: d by Direc ‘a of evel Ss al ; Only $1 complete with spe- eS, ——_— - J Kreast. Thy . es 1 eee | hols wers Broons, who pointed » _% , me ‘7 , 4S ‘ ne + SEND your WANT AD tothe POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—2-ltime Ads ALMOST CERTALN for ANYTHING. CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper | mf ‘ Pe? ne ULTOMALIC raffic sign: ’ | \¢ ( | | ; 4 , BUTTER lb a W h we : Selidicoua an eee Parker-Regan Corp., 53 West | Wi Sy ae a vee Uy yori i for fre “lime . | . : 4 a os oa at aspningv.on OuUl dhe rie CLL | ackson Blv i Ill. eA : - : wig — i, enam. 1-pc. porcelain lined..... $89.75 EE cenre Cheese. th. 4 ten pg | teatiic wes 6: Lia Seelecacd.| 2 d., Chicago, ial : : | : a White Cheddar, U ace sem srooks av propose similar safe- | - 3 f , . ’ . ta ) ™ sroons May propo: Dicstucensexcenadaaaate | a les! All Sizes! All Bargains d ~S 2 - “a tig! on a, 4 — 7 | _ = rs. + ¥ ty islands later at Delmar pbpouie-., ) q ; The Tri-Calcium Phosphate Does It! 2 t ; : | hal vard and at Fountain avenue. ETTY ! ) H | : vn ae | i Australian Labor Platform. ‘ hion a Cc iL The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many the Associated Presa, CANBERBEA. Australia, May 17. setr-wrinGING MO eAn amendment to the Australian | fast Sets Sacrificed Sale Price reakfast Set, unfinished r ll-Enameled Breakfast Set.......$15.75 | | a , , oe PEOPLE OF ST. LOUIS! ATTEND THE GREATEST h extension table HEL GOLDMAN SALE OF MATTRESSES EVER Sh —_ BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE WITH EVERY MATTRESS SALE PAY and Any 4 ee 2 eo fey, Ss “4 w” ~~ md On, ~ * ail te .* “ 4 af is ; ‘ a 4 , ~ ¥ ao. . she .* ‘ ‘ ‘ . Ay -_ a _ : ‘ ron ; Sin on . ; at = 1s. ¢ i we ¢ ; 2 y 4 i* : . ‘ ¢* ‘ ~ ‘> ‘ . .* . 4) ‘ ™ . a Py ey Ss ; Py ad ’ ww . e+ d . - - * . ot 7 FTA, te ) i c.3* - ‘ a 4 ‘ * - . f ; , - a = ; ‘ } . or ne ae A- wee fa ~~ a , . ’ : “4 yy ry ¥ a 7 - os ‘ ~~ , ; ~ é “ ae » a +f} ‘ y * ae al ; ~ ~ " - . a 7 - « a * 2 . . . “ — ee ae?! ee ey a ee ae ae a os 2 o 26 a oe re e F es e “i ae 2 a . 8 @ ‘ .* or a os pie e*,.s ff ae 6 e ~'s 9 @*~e6 oie ae ne **e *-. "4% *- . - 2 . - & « s 4 2 #9 *. * ee oe — ?— : . t e . . . . ’ . “ ~ an ‘ - . . . " ; g ° . : ’ 3 | 4 “hi? * ¥ * . 2 . * - . wi ‘ 2 e : d - ¢™ yp ~ % } . ' a xe a . . . . . —s “ + ° . - m . P . . " - Pmeensentasl - “ bad ‘ o* * ° . e . " A . . . + . . y" . x . . os r . , o* . . be ™ . . > . + e “ . . . . s - 6 * ‘ ‘ . ad ia . ° @ e, ~ Peer * LJ . e* > * ° ys “ . ? 7 rm ; . ie .* * s .* J a “ Se ‘ oa . . - °. - « ** * a . sa . 4 2 d — ' — -— 2 7 ‘ 7 > * *-* *, « * * tee **e* @#e @-e * _*«* e — . . e * 8S 2 @ © ° ‘ a ‘ ioe cae a eae oe ° > ‘ bes @ 6 8 6 2 se oe 2s . rrr rreren ee ea eee) tte ee ea he ® ng oe : . . eset eee ee . e*e . ad eee be t ‘ >» . i* ; r mrt ry. se oOLTieré ‘ ‘ rece ’ ‘a a , é ; ‘ ii? 4 . wee re eS ee ek ef ey BP 2 2 2 4: 2s @ 2. 2:8 eon eee tS CS SSSSE SESS SE SSHEFTFESHSSSHSSESSFE SSE SETH HE SESH BA GEES > | ** MATTRESSES INCLUDED IN THIS SALE > Bamboo Breakfast Set $s, matting top table and 3 with matting seats. Just “1 —_ or Summer home or porch. >n Cabinets Sacrificed Sale Price yn Cabinet, sliding porcelain top. . $24.50 Enamel Kitchen Cabinet | y Boone Cabinet, white amel, apartment size ior Fiber Furniture Sale Price Piece Suite, decorated gray, stonne seats and backs Yc. Suite, cretonne covered, to spring seats & backs coscctees HbeTS pcKers, cretonne covered, $8.75 Fiber Ferneries p + + : fine T +4 3 & 4 4 . OM ‘ 9 sear , ‘ a is : erins ey = a j j } | ~ ; i j | ‘ ™~ The chance of a lifetime to buy 4 fine Ma - ment of wonder{fu! Mattresses nade by the R lv. In order to make this offer doubly attr. will lude ¢ sautiful Blue bird inne ful Sale . | | Will 5 p li d pyuvevereye ee ce. Cee eae THESE MATTRESSES WILL NOT BE FOR SALE AT THESE PRICES AGAIN THIS YEAR 447 —< wo _ » - As “ ‘ ~* * THIS SALE IS POSITIVELY FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Basement Sale br Stock at “Give-A way” Prices! Regular Price Sale Price $175 3-Pc. Walnut Suite $150 4-Piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom Suite | 15 3-Piece Davenport Bead Suite . $10 and $7 50 5 < ° room Chairs $36 Golden Oak Dressere ._. $35 Ivory Beds $98 50 3-Pc. Living Room 5 . Suite, cane and velour Sd Gel papa beep eh ke hh ohh be hb bh eS wrTvvrvVvVrVYeVreYreerererTereTreererererTrerere eT Dsncbaatiashieenuniekens : , CRRRPRDANRWA894000000000464 ad OS SO4OOOOOOOSO990099894F | ROYAL MATTRESSES FROM 56.85 0527.50 THESE MATTRESSES MUST BE MOVED QUICKLY. | $1 DOWN IS ALL YOU PAY. 1102-08 OLIVE 1 2 Door S$ West of 11th Str eet BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE ive and Redeem Eagle Stamps ahogany” indicates veneer or color only, except ally stated. Frames or bases of gum, birch, etc. WASHINGTON. BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE WITH EVERY MATTRESS SALE

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Se a ee a PAG i 28 — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Loo oral [a ee onnetahin | opment of the papers. ‘would be preserved, and the — MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL | lea announced he and his asso- or 20 yaers, Lea has published Puen se tee occa COMPULSORY CHAPEL ENDED | -|the Tennessean at Nashville, which saciid RULIN SOLD FOR $3,600,000 jclates ee ee co a weet npn pe ame edi- |; was made after the final sale of} Clean em j;mercia ltions. He said the present organ- $2,500,000 six and a half per cent | th University of Chicago Abolishes | spent ening newspaper, the! J RS eee ‘izations of the Commercial-Appeai |debenture bonds, representing part : ; | clater Preaes. ‘ | borced Attendance. | By the Associated a nadeatl for 3,600,090, i. | CHICAGO, May 17.—Control of | Evening Appeal, lg and the Evening Appeal largely'of the purchase price. | T a oe eaten. Commercial-Appeal | exclusive of real estate. | i Ch E N > ge CHICAGO, May li. C‘ompul- the Memphis 88 will announce tomorrow tne oe assed into the hands oO : a ae: : soe F sea - Senator Luke Lea, of {names of his associates and plans | LENZER?Z ; 4 vice ron . to segregate school servic Om Fy acainst Charles P. Bland, religion. hee oe eo oo eh oh hen hn oa 'Ilorida real estate operator, Was | tained by Judge Rutledge yes- ~¥} } Ss IsStalyryi¢ een ae ENTIRE HEAD RINGLET ENDS og a On.) ) ee | - —_! > eis . et a i ‘," Every roll Guaran- * wate No Kinky or . “See ee 1b 3 : . Expert Op« I ators. of Cc ' } Ww see Be ket Sa = Sy ee se: ; a i est Cost . Fuzzy Hair with our system. e RSS | a a eens mr: - ‘q teed. Lowe: . ; successfully wave Gray, White, anv i ‘ ae a | were discharged in court, she had | — “ | Bland arrested, accusing him of, DIFFERENT | bigamy, on the ground that.the, | Yucatan divorce was invalid in this | SEEEEELOES Bleoeney. + Mewny rarest wa a — mcacors |. What Really Happened to the Most Dramatic [DEAL BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS Se ae 3d Floor Holland Bldg. | 2 : ae) | The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE Scie as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the | Only other St. Louis Sunday newspapes, 211 North 7th St. Telephone GArfield 7599 ' 1924 he had offered to settle | / $200,000 upon his first wife if she | iwould consent to a divorce. Upon} | ADVERTISEMENT l her refusal, he then agreed to pay, | & e {her $10,000 a year, deed her the| ' ss s | Washington boulevard — residence,} | if en er C in iand pay all bills for their three | 4 : y | 9 | hilar n. He stopped payments to | ; E a ‘ * ; 4 f Ae : $ -her when she had him arrested. Per Spiring Peet nu: INCREASE IN TAXES. Amazing Viclief in 5 Minutes or Manufacturers’ Counsel Urges For- , | mation of Commissions. | Money Back. i Rr the Associated Press | | NEW YORK, May 17.—James' A New Novel |A. Emery, general counsel of the Get a bottle of A e’s Emeral nice vy ae | 7es & bo! e of Joone s Emerald | National Association of Manufac- | Oil with the understanding that if;,.. . RG CEs ‘ | 4 -, 4furers, attacked the post-war in- | it does not put and end to the pain | | | crease in state and local taxes, at | and soreness and do away with all)”, Sat Seg 66 39 " . . ine opening session of the nine- y offensive odors vour money will be é CESe Q37 . “ OL : ‘ teenth semi-annua . er ae promptly returned. \ c ni ] | conf enc Don’t worry about how long you’ve the executive, pubhe policy, and ’ é¢ 33 eet Ptah a ies many athes (* Ivisory committee of the associa- | Dark Dawn preparations you have tried. This *©”. | powerful penctrating oil is one prep-} %44X¢s In this field, he said, have | SO RRO AT , aration that will help to make your | I™creased fromm $29.24 to $40.18 | so gai SS MaAT“y literary painful aching feet so healthy and | per capita from 1919 to 1926. Not- | a critics call free from corn and callous troubles | Withstanding the great business | freeteemees: Niartha Ostensothe that you'll be able to go anywhere | becom, the farmer class, he as- | Meee ees: §=6most brilliant of the and do anything in absolute foot | serted, is losing most heavily from | Peer §=young American vomfort. this tax burden. He advocated the | eee See woman Novelists. 30 mary clously powerfulis Moone’s | formation of joint commissions | 3 Bey a ae Her latest novel, Emerald O1] that thousands have | among the affected classes to con- | Bs tt eit Be, ‘THE MAD CAREWS," found it gives wonderful results in isider means of eliminating misman- | “ay Soe SF which becins in the the treatment of dangerous swollen’! ;gement and political influences | 3 RS Tune issue of of Variedse veins. All druggists are | which he regarded as responsible | Sts 2 Si Cosmopolitan, is a selling lots of it. | for the increase. ae ae eo soul-searchingdrama Ee F 6 ges ofagirlwhomarried EE tt | Se wes © one of the strong. Pe ee # = §=6willed and dashing Carew men, who always got what they canted. You’|l hear this novel discussed widely long before it is published in book form. MARTHA OSTENS® By Irvin S. Cobt ee . “LOUDER THAN WORDS’’—al . Re ei re A New Exploit story af the West, in which it is proved lA TONE IE ce. anew that a man’s past is his own business. Tn ES ss of that Justly By Rupert Hughes Famous Blonde, “WHAT A verwell a what you will | > : if ; q ~' * say when you read this charming jazz story 7 ; Mm § 2 PE ie by this master story-teller. OR fifty-one years, the death of Gen. George A. Custer Lorelei Lee Basi Ags ph a : tethleen Norris. has beena mystery. We've heard and read about “The NQUESTIONABLY Lorelel | BF ve Aa THE sHontest way Home” u| Me | Custer Massacre” —the Battle of the Little Big Horn, | jacinta" Rhy ee | Ae paler Price” baby that Kathleen Norss’s millions off 14 Montana, in 1876—but no two stories agreed, and always World. ‘She has been around s GS Bs es * - In sondon and on e Wont readers will love. . ° ae there was a veil between us and the details. as far as Philadelphia. Her letekai h: ‘ avan d ; une By Peter B. Kyne ee ae oe oe ‘a2 YELLOWSTONE “FOR HIS MONEY "is exactly why two One story we never had, however. That was the story of the Indians who annihilated ee land of maxane —_ hy Just in time to “Spring V ‘boy—b ; per wei : , ne ak rt. rr? y that gallant band of cavalrymen. For fifty-one years the Sioux who fought under ia an erat Ccomapeltil to] Se quicker and with less effec llove captured him in the end. COLORADO & } Sitting Bull have kept sil Now they h ~ ave KE silent. /Vow 4 - : eZ . : BLACK HILLS = VACATI ON $ By Don Marquis 4 —— a e's and in the average St. Lo RAINIER a T ME SOPARDG” will aha « ge | i” | 3 i Sia home it costs only 3 cents ~ E LEOPARDS” will show you that not only cy Would not have opened their lips to any white man. Chief Long Lance wanted to give the story to Americans. By Ring W. Lardner bi; to run your Hoover. ALASKA young women are covetous —and forgiving hey did to a member of their own race, ¢ hief Buffalo But through what channel? He chose Cosmopolitan, “THEN AND NOW” were separated by — but animals as well have their feelings Child Long Lance that amazing full blood Blac k f ‘ ——— ‘ 1=DiC oot who because he was convinced that there he would find Tk = £ I . a — 3 more ‘ear— 1 lon 1A 3} lew Store ou» CaVC (‘Ay : a 9 of the keenest « riters and lecturers of the alertly intelligent readers than in any other publication in — ag pwr ce . y oride a Te Vi > pea a" hi. vee By Fra 71er S| unt pda ormer ndian who won distinction as a captain the land. He was convinced that whena million and a half ¥° _ : Ap p rinciple, ‘Pasitive Agitation, Vacations of greatest enjoyment! E travel 7 a caaier oumlt * we eee B Si Ph 15 Gibbs Ie actually see dirt coming fe oe : JOY 3 ver rave (Crvr > ; 7 NI . sore as they wou ave t , ‘ ‘ ? Ee her : , : . y HE PASSED UP A MILLION They opened their hearts and their lips tohim. Ina wind- publications, they 0 Oe on eae Eueee to eave Otns ) sc py | rug, five or six inches.in front r care banished. Experts Z0 with youshow you O] [ARS’? ; ; form a ding istocra thich w d . . . | 2) Avy is about a man America swept | : : ‘ ; z — aristocracy which woul ‘“*THE SOUL OF HONOR” isa post-waf - & °° 1 a wept lodge in Manitoba in the strangest Indian Council he understand and appreciate the message he had to deliver. story of an English Sean fighting man a convenient, phon -s d vee the best—manage travel details. One definite ae 1] | should be proud of—a poor college pro- ever knew, he heard their story—a story infinitely more dra- His account, ‘‘THE SE . ee “woe nt Sy wk . | ‘ . The You'll Buy nt, _ THE SECRET OF THE SIOUX,” ‘is in the that will bring a lump to your throat. Only your OWN Tugs. c : low cost covers all necessary expense. Delig! : 7 , : . we gnt- | fessor who kept faith wit 3 : filtwo weeks tours. Piret ciass service on finest. essor who kept faith with an ideal. matic than any ever told before of the death of Custer, June issue of Cosmopolitan. Gibbs could have written it. % Payments on Sl Light Bills) trains of three great railroads. q Mail coupon for Tour Bookor inquireat nearest ticket office: | 7 = Liber al Allowance J 4 Don't let any cleaner you own no Burlington Route, 324 N. Broadway Great Northern Ry., 517 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. the benelits ofa ~ to take your old sweeper off yo t 7 emanig Pacific Ry., 540 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. —, And @ Rea! Literary Event Se, ow’ Md : Bu rlington I literary circles there is no more distinguished figure than the Irish writer, George Moore. AY AY htlernation { allowance for it. Phone of For years he has written little er nothing, so it is with great pride that Cosmopolitan now arrange the details presents to a new generation of readers the first of several new stories by one of th | ° ° — 5 OR ; ED Tours delightful writers z the last 30 years, ; oo combined with ae “ LSO in June Cosmopolitan . . , ‘Dangerous Business,’’ a novel of stern business and stir ‘a a \ <— | . 4 3 UNION E i qq Write for this FREE BOOKLET ring love by Edwin Balmer a2 A brilliant novel by Rex Beach laid in a Florida back- Z| Le | | | + “\ aed Rails marineenn ground . . . and “The Bacchante,"’ one of the greatest novels Robert Hichens has ever written | 7 in ie Gi _ LIGHT AND r HSER as nt aa i oc : TOURS, Dept. p..7 ; 208 N. Broadway . « « and the second instalment of a delightful two-part story of marriage today, by Arthur Please gend me free book describing Burlington Escorted Tours, lips Oppenheim, Robert E. Sherwood, Charles Dana Gibson, George Ade and O. O. McIntyre. EESTI RE - ~ : | Out : St. Louis, Mo. . . . te : cs } & : : Somers Roche... And short stories and features by Milt Gross, Zona Gale, Ernest Poole, E. Phil- eS -— .. 12TH AND LOC ee a ee City ' - The POST-DISPATCH Ke ADS than ALL the other 56

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~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _- Scans ARR Gy TA TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927_+ se we ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss nee AGES aime ne rama WE BSTER’S SHANGHAI'S HOPES | 2 _ FOR INTERVENTION | i . ie 4th Anniversary Sale iy "enna pasueo AMePican Beauty ElboRon! || wo Finest Fabrics Continued from Page 25. & eCCon ao | | | g ba ’ ‘newspapers sugge sting Co ferences ‘ between the local consular officers L 7 i in. & ; ‘ own i +4 tt + land the Chinese committee that has heen waiting three months to . | : take up these questions. W t W t h f M | a ~ cy “y | rte , | * ~urt Lins | Sueh proposals are strongly op- ris a Cc es or en Linen . silk . SHUIEUS, bab} clothes, | iho ‘ee iad be a jeadine Peltish news , blankets—all washable articles—are laundered, in pose 4 ; yet cae A Wrist Watch will serve a man hes¢ of all for style and paper as expressed through its edi- | NEW Ww ial ae ee ee eee our modern plant in a manner that pleases critical | torials, ae ta peta : wast { ee eds gh Cz aces > ‘. Enthusiastic E LO PRICES A Million Rolls, “We nfust express total disagree- ae Wee ee oon wear judges of laundry Service. Our efticient methods Crowds Prove ij Cent 3 Cents 5 Cents Cents Over 600 ment with this suggestion that be- are buying Wrist Watches for gifts to men. insure perfect cleansing and longer wear. Try our weer ey a @ _— P cause the Communists are scotched Yom don’t have to have the ready cash to own a Wrist Watch, — rer + deen Pm en tee We Have No { 10 Cents Cents atterns, a ; ‘th the of situation ja ‘calmer buy it nt MeCoy-Weber. Prices range from 89.85 up. Pay as s it Finish. Rough Dry or Family Finished ery We, Competition! | ato LS land the local situation is calmer, . . . little as Sl. ane ‘ z ek. oe rs - . ‘ . ' Y a Kol Superior Quality, the Chinese and foreigners might Ce 4] YOU'LL FIND OUR PRICES REASONABLE. | And nothing priced over 35e a roll, including values | worth up to $2 a roll. Combinations sold only with | Lowest Price! meet to discuss treaty revision and Wear It While Paying. No Red Tape—T ake It Right Along. Lala Ab autiful borders or | | : : "9 | G . n | be orde ands, We have no competition, | ultimate return of the Settlement, Every Roll gorse ¥ é | ‘3 5, lif 1« } 7 t ‘} 2 M W 515 O U S * } teed. Lowest Cost. EBS Tt E R leieenict an editorial stated. cl Oy- eber Pi AO cl “Li hs Phone Victor 3960 eC a ame om - ee . 4 se ait a ’ nue amul- Finest Quality. Ask the Salesladies. ee Se ‘ : ~wit " jar arguments, pointing out the The Big Store With the Canopy certainty of coming event and EXCELSIOR-LEADER | guing that reform of the foreign | LAUNDRY COMPANY status must await stability. nee RE Eo ~ “mm lers will not await the return of | ! 3) any CLASSIFIED ADS as the . [. , Ve tae : 2 : ee iS = Bg ee = =m actual stability but will help re-j| yy ; f Only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper, te Sie : | a ~ £2 F ge aes S me , remove the causes | | ’ ; store order and ‘ ° ) Ae . ited ona mine aan r nla aa tah ae . ; % . ; er . qtr empsr ey ‘ 2 me i" $ ure ‘ . 2 : ag : . . - . aoe ~ vs , : a) anh eee ee vee . ” ayn rmesnn, Slant teaaaiide ~ woes : ve . rs - " i 2 “— acastnenedatre siuden eet ~A Agi ROA A RN ay ta ANNA IAI! I ee NTO ORE ALI LECTED ROPES LS CE SAE ET REN ET NN He ON ERE OREN Mie AN ROR ANATOEY, teancre te P ae animes 7 nen: — —— quemeresemaineanan a of anti-foreignism by proceeding ‘ with revision, locally. RES en \ . a ' 3 SS ; ia a a, a ae XX ‘ ll y ». =. > tos ge © © -@ ish Government did at Hankow and per : oa 7 2 a 4% ‘ ¥ , 2 e | ee Gee ete se oe ‘i ; . to be pre- 7g 4 4) ~ st ge eh A GLO LENE fA tt NR Ne Re EE Aa A eC OL ALE A CE LL LE OL AECL ALD ALON. IA ALLL DIS LOLI *:- . is ‘ ' a a P SR OE SN RETIRE 5 ED NNR tr on ne a eR NOE ON AN” Ree r * , : . pee : sa Kiukiang, and seems " % 2 $ ¢ . eae ee Sees: ei. Me | paring to do at Tientsin, the Chi- : ‘ , $ : es - ) MB SB BMS HL nose Nationalists see no reason why HE: 3 : . 4 : eet : | em ee ess ae fe. = -@™ 'other pgwers should be unwilling 3 % Ss Be Pia en ee 3 Spins e Psa Min peste te aise: ee 5 tai se St mm to, take similar action regarding pit ‘ : 73 mM. T1 C € wee 3 en ‘ pe oe: OL RD ED : bccn aes ahs tet atta Be Shanzhai. te ‘ a Citi Ee Le , eR ig Ga Conference at Shanghatl., feeling grows among foreign- ers that the presence of troops here MOTH ER os Fletcher's Cas- possibly will work out favorably by toria ts a pleasant. harmless offsetting the risk attending a change of status in the settlement. Substitute for Castor Oil. Pare- It is considered better to proceed With conferences now than to con- tinue an uncompromising attitude for Infants in arms and Children all ages which. must be abandoned when- ‘ver the home governments decide . sete oe leatama 3 vernments decide - To eyoid imitations. always look for the signature of - Leleher to withdraw tne troops. . . e_¢ , : Proven directions on each package. PMysicians everywhete recommend it f zoric. Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups. especially prepared ich ifterest is felt in the com- Shanghai of the British Lampson, Li Yuanhung, who was formerly President of ‘China: and other prominent “hinese political figures, Factional leaders are gathering here from all ‘ ey ee ~~ ~~ ook epee see ¢ oe 8 +o La pty eae gets aw ~~ , —" . . Raiek-o ss ~_ = 2 — Bh hoot igh tee Cie. 9 thet te mee ore re z t Os pees a ne + nae re ps ae . 4 SA Ma CRA tea ne A ON Nl Mellin Alene tetas pee ie Nan ag NS OO LL NS CC OC OEE AE OTE i LEER Aa Al ENE stn et EN IIR TOD es Met NO NOODLE ALLE “e — a ae ene oe nerns-t a . o . Peete oe rere os a — parts of the country, causing the belief that some kind of nationa! i 5 ‘ff ee i tga ‘Chinese conference is pending. | : : ip fi hes as eee Chiang Also Expected. ue | Chinese newspapers give prom!}- | Un OL ge ip ll 'nence to a report that Gen. Li | es we aa A. Because—better rubber builds better legation quarter at ’ekin. The tires. ‘British Government evidently real- ee Soe Ss eoreine Lames Many vears ago the makers of United ; LO SB8bDangena rnere ie an lav m contacts with the active elements of States Tires started their search for finer, the situation. eT binuiiubeue tuted |e cleaner rubber in larger quantities. ee: See MPO =a oe —— Oat Opie ne mee tae rR 8 te " Se ee ee aay pe peepee Powers should either send special commissioners to Shanghai to study The only way to get it was to gTOw the F 'the situation and recommend ac- rubber themselves. , tion to be taken henceforth, or the } j Ministers of the. princina -owers ° ? MT Ss ccdeccn here “Meaee . Today the United States Rubber Come : hat Pekin is polit- pany’s Plantations contain 10,000,000 ically dead and not likely to re- , : . » Shestion, - Yana pedigreed rubber trees, yielding large | : E i : ae : ' af dete A & i. . : be a | : : : 4 gain its forme : A New Exploit , | a 4 ie if a : a é S| | i ¥ Z fig ee | % ‘mats there are almost as much de- quantities of the finest kind of rubber nee, we = ores oe al } tached from the realities o the 4 % . : P te z ‘ aa . : 8 Ser ees : : a geen oS e if Chinese affair as some of the capi- latex. of that Justly _— elon ——_ a eB tals eemce | | | ; AF . ey ees © ff) The presence of senior diplo- They provideanever-increasingsource kamous Blonde, WH Vf | Se a ABI to have one good effect. It would of supply for the finest rubber that can inicipal Council Lorelei Lee 1 Bey, “ - — fi ieee Se su rede ts stele. tea cna be produced. the way for a! = om ee aoe i. “ee BE Eee ep st | gw | poaceable lution ‘Lositive Agitation ’ % in ean our Ouse ss ii 4 ats, Se d- selected how liquor makes you smart. Of- Just in time CO Spr 6 y et oe er ene: ee ae coat amt. hanes course, she picks Costhopolitan to t quicker and with less effort than ever before— fpf wins communists, the latter wil cue Me pypamtmming a and in the average St. Louisand St. Louis County ha. veonte cs home it costs only 3 cents a month for electricity By Ring W. Lardner } “THEN AND NOW” were separated by only one year—but a year is an awful long time to a Lardneresque bride. * 2 te,* atte * * a se ste oe * —_ hiang e a Cabi- , ° = ‘ . . a ~ og este - . extn ss * > ’ f } ~F ie 17? r} ra | pl INnCcip . ’ , 3 va / ' St ne! ; mMmposed , . nown mod- ° a . | 4 ae S|) > 2 $- “rT. ? } Psu f KB rates, but he yrrogresses siowly. : ) actually see dirt coming to the suri . es a. ER Peg By Sir Philip Gibbs hese soe beget ecg " ince ake ie occ CTU con Caress | rug, five or six inches 1n front or the } cise « National Cé ee THE SOUL OF HONOR” isa post-war : d witness the same demonstration on ‘ nl | story of an English poet and fi hting man . convenient, phone an Witness Ee ~ ¢ . a F og Sept oF eo m fee: that will bring a lump to your throat. Only a) your own rugs. Then You I] Buy A Hoover. $2.25 Dox Nn. Ldasy ee ees. eee oe ee ‘ . 4 . iw Se’ LS€ i noere- peepee contd en meenee i. e, Payments on Your Light Bills (at slight additional cost) statement to the effect that . § a . } - is ‘ ‘ ’ ses to Wis done 10 Liberal Allowance on Your Old Cleaner ee ch fang. It is apparent nov 1! ae rnCcid Don’t let any cleaner you own now, prevent you trom enjoying M which was at first ridiculed is now the benefits of this wonderful New Hoover-—we are prepared ee ee oe ne eee 2 > i A 1 as to Nanking. & ; :f on ee 2° ive Vv a liberal Zs Pessimisn 1 4 to take your old sweeper oft \ Oul hands and ge ae a libera " ita Dttign erten here. -whienes HQ LONG | allowance for it. Phone or come 1n and we WI ¢ been inclined lately to regard the ; . . , ue wemeatarets cx Nanking regime hopefully, is grow- le arrange the details to your satisfaction. . on regi re th ee od ae aah " = . " eh . " * , bg =f Wy ~~ Pe.e 237A - . SY oe he sag s - : : «ate 3 ) 2 > . , &. +7 SG *#e,,8¢ ) A - . : es _ . me a “e . *, 4 ** Le *o@*.* “i : " 7 ‘ . . - . te .' “# g@s *. ® ‘ P : . teeta, 4 *. : +: -* : : wien : a" ee a os Mido * »**, a — ing pessimistic and criticises P ‘ . . delay in composing a Cabinet. It & ig ss is expressing fear that Nanking | 7 ) 4 will be another fiasco. 4 UNI fa} EL he Shanghai is filled with rumors | 4 e ‘about Chinese military plans and, ; | sem | movements, especially of Northern BUY WH ERE te J = D P ° “a advances southward, but it is im- : . Bs possible to discern the facts from F ; ith fain every you SEE 7 “~ , ”> ber. + t . ~ « — on - MAin 3220 the propaganda w <4 12TH AND LOC L ST r . mits, faction deluges the press. — % The Chinese press re} ! that THIS SIGN - : - ve a —, ; (ten we tte . "hi +) r torio 7 ‘Om - Ju 7€ = @ - Just Out ur " ; ok ei Bo eh ae ; . < me ue : : ee - ae a 7 A Eg I & et. , | co EE 5 ME LE OREO be, ees ae Ral ok De a ee Son a2 Se a a miunist, has resigne: ‘fice at 'liankow. This is taken to indicate | ithat the communis! ranks are} i , ‘eb breaking. The reports, owever, ularly prints MORE WAN’ eHable . COMBINED. are unreHable, fhe POST-DISPATCH Reg ADS than ALU the other St. Louis newspapers

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__ TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927 _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ ) : . : es at ps i aie : ern # Special Prosecutor. lan award of $2150 to former State = WINE WII CONTINUE pcngeehlaar os pent Han Church he Hina ae 4 pease sa CROWDED T0 THE DOORS SALE NOW CII] FAR INSURANCE ‘RUNK | | 3 U 7 —~ ’ ‘nr '¢ 4 sjste SPRINGIVIELD, IJ, May 1Je.— Senator Jesse EF. Bartley, an as + wie a4 ht hh hd Abhay 4 7 4 lent in . ‘ t to the attorney- ral, in pay- Setting a precedent in the payment ant to the attorne: BE neral epecial prosecutors. the State | ment for work done in re cov rin ENTIRE F 7 3 cal an yon ge et eli noe an $20.0 O00 fT: E. E ML: tchell, form 1er | 000 Gis Hew ' ‘court of claims todav announced | 3-9.000 trom 4s _ ae 3 $10, | | Treas | BOUGHT BY US AT RECEIVER'S AUCTION AT 50c on THE tig Mt | wutngten Mon ——— GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY—BUY A YEARS Shy jsentenced to | TREATED ONE my DROPSY st Fne* CORNS Vici SPRING & SUMMER SUITS = oo Jue “ my ailing woman J a ioe ‘eiteary eor! aclile the liver and kid- pressure of tight shoes. J y January President. | Breasted Taken to Coutt. Court No, 1 I girlin Amer: a could see ——" i'nevs. Purifies the entire system, | | DrScholls : | | ane COLLEGIATE 3- BUTTON SPRING SUITS. . & ania . A motor — HE MEWS CONSERVATIVE WORSTED, CASSIMERE AND SERGE SUITS g whether the damage ta nmin t he stream of letters tclling of the wonderful Collum Dropsy lie Company. | c} sarce that has be en mad fe an theit Jnvesthra the a ds end she - , dreseaiey eke hea Horse ens tna faces | eee eee ianonrt aie ee ener G Boys’ 2-PANTIBOYS’ 2-PANT|2 LONG PAN i - Sede Gas building, on the after.| Grand boule pmmediately take heart. For 44 years this famous | « ; ihaie fink? fan taee t! : ‘Treatment has brought the happiness that poe: heir fight for jury rege angaaenee :0n on of Oct. 8. 1925, was due to an street after he with health to thousands of women. F* re ter in the next session of the Lezisla- SUITS 50 & VEST 95 SUITS 39 WASH ) a ey" machin ing woman whois dlue,dis cour aged, siCK iS inv) ed GOODRICH ture. it was made clear atthe ninth | ’ v8 exp! losion of gas. or to tie fire) . ef : \rmation and i free tris! cure, | Sizes = UITS arr — - which followed the explosion, is eral blocks tn to send the coupon torino * SETEIiis catceeieie aan GRD ea CD ERED ante GUND Gute cals Omtb © annual convention of the St. Louis 14 to 18. SUMMERS MED, CO., Dept. 34g South Bend, Inc SILVERTOWN CORDS | joes. os women Voters today at. | the issue iL. a suit flied by the ha) Se gh Cert inte eas . WORK PANTS... 75 | BLUE WORK SHIRTS....30c | | clede Gas Light Co. against a group/| him at the tim fend me witheot oblication ver: 10 day FRLE Tria! — ae : a nga Pi prescription for > » j » \ N\ { e sins 3 lub. Se : insurance companies,ihis father er Mrs. Summers Opeline Remecy. F - ° : . * a ’ : guecag 7 29 . P . ' ' ~ ’ 2s fi re | Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, PLAN Mrs. Harry C. January was) @ MEN'S AND BOYS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS.....29¢ | "UNDERSHITS._~ : of held the tnsurance on thelac Jeleeneeeae sii i : elected president, without oppost- | or OTA, SOc) MEN'S FELT ALS nas — | Bilious Fever and Malaria. digits Se tromenores tion, § oon af fter the meeting was é BR BOYS’ HEAVY DENIM OVERALLS SOc | MEN'S FELT HATS... i ullcing eg i fango'!d. | al x n ntinue i LT bee and 27 stl , injured. sone day on ‘tse vere eo Sa MEN’S GENUINE BROADCLOTH AND FANCY SHIRTS, Soc nes ane (ne sal Lo ag ee and its contents, the | By ‘ALK YOUR CAR_HERE FREE Men'sT . the building. BLOUSES ...29c." riple Sica, * : OVERALLS comp: any states in its suit, was $1, | MONTGOM There are 14 candidates for the | | Sates Rg ers: to aaeae Cees é' i Se 199,306 It sues for $131,261.93; pn.ne Viceé-pre sidencies, a: oe “WS. MEN'S 50 tam oe to the bn itding. A second | W.. A. Gunt 2 ther van feet Pigg ae ee | Crispy. Crunchy. Tasty! And the delicate pop-corn CANVAS Sc 7 j ont for about $36,000, for damage gomery for 7 sant. eee Mia aainen 1 flavor of Heinz Rice Flakes is produced by a new “teh “she Stocks J fo fixtures, 18 to be filed. In addi-| gay to serve : in i ae ities. rocess discovered, owned and used exclusively by | | ? — ion to the amount sued for, thel, cuit eeu MIS, © Oar! te EAGLE STAMPS é -omipany demands itg counsel fees, | Mra. High tf. G ‘Weed, Mire. einz . . . Heinz Rice Flakes, your Silent Breakfast | s > | cay doe , . . 3 b . . per cent interest an gd 10 per cent. . james B. Comstock, Mrs. H. H. , Bell, will call you to a new, delightful breakfast. | se i esations 40n8 | a bitter ¢ Attorneys explained the contro~ i oi ection. M > wimg fuchail, Mrs. Glover H: Copher, | re irs. Walter Harral, Mrs,.Elwood | ¢} me? . a ersy by saying that the insurance | Gone \ , oripelaies. ——o A. J. Burr an ee HEIN arin ‘es were so worded as not pee eo G ; “= hens or operation are. ds simple, tife foundataon upon he is a sadder but wiser man. a jury -eepvick ae Ee aa cp which it is built is as solid as a “one man” business” He knows, now, that there is no substitute for the “real in which the owner knows personally every worker thing.” Take Puritan Malt, for example. Naturally, there and every customer. are plenty of imitations—stuff that looks just like the ‘real thing.” But you can’t fool many people more than once — | qf i "S6iee gti ie Maieitat ete os = ee : and that’s why Puritan popularity is practically unanimous = § and a more persistent attack on The principles of successful business do not alter everywhere. The choicest No. 1 barley biended wth ~ 3 a a nS Je BUC- with the years or vary with differences in size. They genuine Imported Bobemian Hops. Tt was indicated, in a report by are the same always for all organizations, large or Distributed by > ots canes - mall - eague wouid back Bar A: sfatio: Clifford Brokerage Co., inc. Bettman agi gee ane Gat Gs wean | Fair-dealing—honesty of purpose—sincerity im 2 H Fi read ene 4 effort t 2 Fapreegenal word and deed—form the solid base of principles Bohemian op- aVO ench by cho Se eckieates tor upon which all successful business must be built. ations and eee eee of th iaw, rat Be (nan Ly ailgnment ° ° . . Ri AN A ; T Reports were given to cover al The public insists that this shall be true. The pub ) ‘allation sti oie . lic is made up of a great mass of men and women Who . fashion show hy ‘ts Econom; are quick to detect fraud and deceit. A few people Prove it gives a Try it / day_ session. may be fooled—but never the great mass of people: = 000 Lor EXCHANGE, UNDER who make or break a business. INQUIRY, CLOSES DOORS "ee . ee Aive Senpend For it is the public that decides the success of any “Bucketing” Charge. business. People cannot be forced to buy things EW YORK, May 17.—Despit against their will. They buy the products of that Henig vey organization which they know they can depend upon. to give them the highest quality at the lowest pos sible price. They insist on-fair dealing, honesty, *sincerity. The ever-increasing demand of the people of the . « . . : - , . = ’ } } Ss. b iP] ! ‘ ; € »*» $¢ wm . . — ee Pe e . cas ’ . . ‘ ‘ , ‘ i? ast - ? ; 4 Fi eV ead \ j nM t '* » . oh eae ,~ . ; , ’ . .ft —- _* i ; a - c tr Bom es o Hien * " il . ‘ > ay ee OO SEE * de ° SA ~ . ? z a = . be 7 , Houghton & Doran. member firms fiddle West for Standard Oil Company (In — ma ee em saad — a. Si i Sed ‘Tneir LO rc. i ne lo - . oa * s low —wnhic : r its steady ng follor hearing vesterda: products which has made necessary wT tar ¢1 fartin "tl ctaAnl- - . - e ° growth—has shown their appreciation of these Splendidly made of good weight, fast col- Bek: CA oe ees DO wald ae or khaki drill cloth, double stitched ites mir principies. throughout and reinforced at all strain- ahh th t ui 3 CANVAS ‘eatures that no other corn rem- for which it stands endure. “ouTiNG” $11.50 AUTO) iora'Garis uta mentee TENTS rritation or rubbing. You will be SHOES del slighted with its soothing, pain- With ankle SIZE 1x7 FT. relieving yet positive action. It’s eS mitten: I fee's com: Cant pthc tandard Oil Company > uce in- ber soles, fer tension; made of chiliven, choice, g/ A PMY GOODS STADE © deck Complete. [| Gxt Our tory. Gumemasa spe eae $f°.75 % : Genera] Office: Standard Oil Building WAS HIRC TON] 6 Sra 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago ae 4584 —— EEE Eee

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SPATCH__ TO THE DOORS—SALE NOW ON SMITH-DANIELS CLOTHING CO, RECEIVER'S AUCTION AT 50c ON THE $1.09 ST GIVEN AWAY—BUY A YEAR'S SUPPLY et 31,261 NG & SUMMER SUITS ing at 0 i Claim for és é “Seapine HS ‘acs MANY BLUESUITS @.9Q]f SL ut IATE 3-BUTTON SPRING SUITS. . ; | E WORSTED, CASSIMERE AND SERGE SUITS 30YS’ 2-PANT/2 LONG PANT BOYS'FANCY | W& VEST 9.95)SUITS S5IWASH ISUITS § Y= 17%. 1s. O =|SUITS 5c! Bc | BLUE WORK SHIRTS....30c | SWELTERS. 50 THLETIC UNION SUITS.....29c | UNDERSHIRTS...d0¢ Bub OVERALLS SOc | MEN'S FELT HATS......$q § GARTERS..15c | POLICE AND FIRE SUSPENDERS.45¢ NE BROADCLOTH AND FANCY SHIRTS, 50c TREE Men’s Triple- -Stitehea mB OVERALLS, ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, | Hospi tal, and Tye is at the Carr)tv iStreet Police Station. One J927 rs ‘O Men struggled out of the house; Women Pbysiclans Phect Officers. bullet |into the street. Tye says he fired | WASHINGTON, Mav 17.—Dr. | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ AMUSEMENTS ewes Vence’s abdomen. another | two shots in the air, to attract po- | Blizabe h B. Theil | FOREST | Elizabet . Thelberg, a member CUT FORINSURANGE 2PM oRIERFneD sio0, cuAnTe ) SENTENCED TO WORKHOUSE MAN AS WIFE ram ins BY LACLEDE GAS GO.) isn ct'acentce'ssoracs | AND DAUCHTER HELP ‘enSnetans'eataecste ze)" "TS It Tot ie Near Couns cl, hee PAR HIGHLANDS) | | . Mo. was fine | HFIP - ee ee ee — found Vence on the side-| been nominated for the presidency THE BIG PLACE ON THE HILL | i sentenced to 30 days in the work- | drinking at the walx at Seventh and Wash streets. ’ ii a | | Tye accused him of insulting alTyc and his wife surrend during the coming year of the Med-| ST. LOUIS’ BEST-KNOWN t ®@ on a charge of driving an | vife surrendered, ical W ‘'s Nati . omens National Association. [SUMMER AMUSEMENT PARK : woman, and shot him. ‘ — automobile while intoxicated, by ) pg eto iepion’ has. Sate Gee N O A) Oo f EN ais Gaaek aenatumnseibnd nik bie in Wilmington, Decl. With Novelty Devices in All Departments] | Deuble Prog. “Wolr f af the Desert “sensation Seekers ASHLAND 3570 Newstead \ Based on Tye W “o- a Ounds -Oormer ; a ‘. | - 4 ; es VW ah 2 ’ - } , i 3 i . y Provisiona] Judge Stein in City | end, Ejected Fr Homa | Wife: Nora, and 12-year-old daugh-| p,., “3 vost age Del.. May 17.——| ington haa been nominated as) Court No. 1 yesterday | Met CLICK rom Home ter, Stella. was that Vence had alm sen + tye seb ge of} president to serve on the comple- 2 Ads i f ite ° Dri tos : } 286 Jalies Tadiorgd we ast night tion of Dr. Thelberg’s terms Re. A moto rc} — on ae S Inking Part: een at the home last night and z ¢ : te. | yi r cycie officer testified ! S 3 | wae elected benause of his remarks oe for a time threatened the en- | Ports made at the annual conven-| Try the Furious a A D E N yew Champion” d he. arrested Mooney May 10 at} ae eatuened at 3:38-a, . and ae tte business block in which it was’ tion of the association showed that TILT-A-WHIRL 8701 N. Broadway The Menkey Taiks | > ry i 5 . ae iC e c rs Wal o) } fond 7 ; 45 on the after- Grand boulevard and Pestalozzi lin Wi a and daughter lend- manded admittance, smashed ated. Damage was placed at there are more than 7000 women | GREAT SPORT In NEW FUN HOUSE _ ! 1g a \ ; ‘ : ‘a's ‘ i % ee . ‘eve Tye, a merchant, |glass in a door, unlocked it practitioners in this country. Wonderful Music and Enjoyment Bremen Theater § "> felvetion Sammie ‘20th aad Bremen Seuvenirs to Ladies { Double Pree. and Whether the damage to the La- clede Gas building, Oo I “The Canyon of Light" and “Lave's (realest Mistake” — } | shot and seriously RR ERR SS: which so egpengen the explosion, is;eral blocks in zig-zag fashion. The | Vence, of Tye, and their daughter, ella, | F F SPECIAL MUSIC FEATURES IN PAGODA which held the insurance on thejar Jefferson City. Completely Sheltered Reereation Space erstwhile friend Peter a ; beg é' “_ Adolphe Menjou ia the issue i. suit filed by the La-j; Officer testified Mooney tnformed struck Vence with a tive “until| Spiral Dips—Giant Coaster CHOUTEAU nen of Satan” e : SsyCc 0 ha YSIS | for 20.000 Visitors. etm of Oct. § 925, was due to an| Street after he had observed Moon- Pry 11 O'Fallon street. early tod ‘ vs ; | Ccariy today 'grappled with Tyc, they said. . in Gre; Inen-Air Dan ‘avili ; . ‘ ey ! n . ° So if p e in Ti at « en A if Ly: nce I av llion explosion of gas, or to the fire|~- machine being driven for sey- wounded an) Mrs. Tyce handed a ie cae to! : : = } KNICKERBOCKER f. 2145 Park 5 McN A 1 RY Occhi sad Ene _MeNair-Pestalozzi and “Wise Crackers” Double Program “My Old Dutch” and ‘Broncho Buster’ {oeNale of Tempters” ne Billie Deve tn Double Program “Relling Home” and “Tine Mauners”™ ee ee ee ‘MACKLIND f MOGLER 0th and Bremen ——— NEW SHENANDOAH f veatare Pica Bdwy & Shenandoah onus ‘aa Gthere “Salvation Jane” Souvenirs to Ladies —) hipaa rset cM cnsape sani. + ox thir th Se eet ee ee ad “ we ae er PORN I IEA RL eH a aot os Cee ena i ee a ee re ns “* — ee tn RE — SO a8 RN see NEE ~ aoe oe he Aw nr - etree - . See oe MEG OR pee NS ene ie — Double Program i . > " ; ets Acolian Be Yfifice, 1004 Olive Bt. Oil Company (Indiana) 1s a business , Prlees 1.65 to 85.83 ‘Newstead .: “Those Who Judge” | . (4366 Lee’ Av. ‘The Sheriffs Girt colossal scale, but its methods of 3 t Direction Elizabeth Cueny as simple, the foundation upon a Pe : : fe rT ” . ) FRI. NITE, SAT. MAT., MAY 20-21 : { and “What Every | 1S as solid as a one man business } 4200 W. Florissant‘ Girl Should Kuoow ) , e Mr. Mahler’s mer knows personally every worker - : DANCE REVUE p A L M { Double Program mer. ‘ “Wolf's Clothing & Reserved Seats at Roethschild-Greenfied Union and Greer Te “Hotel Imperial” a a ~ = — inetiie Tanai ttetinetnentieetintiatinet siniiaieilie ‘ ae BASEBALL TODAY PAULINE, ¢ “etn Lillian & Claxton “IT” SPORTSMAN'S PARK a : 8 ROWNS VS. Pestalozzi ("Tal Whole Town's Talking” Comedy 2842 Pestalozzi and Others | PHILADELPHIA | QUEENS fee Mason mre GAME STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK 5 ‘Sweet Rosie O'Grady’ 4700 ! fitt ; Box and reserved seat tickets on sale at ween i Comedy and Others 100 Olive St. GArfield 7676 Seti Denble Pres “Reok- with Karl Dane. le RITZ hits K. Arthur and Grand and Jonlate } eeband Das, and honesty of purpose—sincerity in —form the solid base of principles wih See Mae successful business must be built. | : | | hie fers | “R oO B IN re nitlee the seams nificeent™ and '34709 Robin St. - Z 2 _ nee a a * Pea AIS epee eye ees neg Bon aR omer Peape parse were oe So ER CBO aS RAT : OO AOI, BNR Cine ENE A ELIE: NATED A CEA TOD anit NR ain At eat etait a Ni ete NN NONI le NEAL ttn aaa ON are mS at . —— ~— - . - ~~ ™ - Ree Tee - -_ “~~ . ~« - , ee ee ne ~ “ ° . s of successful business do not alter r vary with differences in size. They ways for all organizations, large or PHOTOPLAY i 1@ Aa waeeeeasteecns oe qmBarr + SET ee AT? “Circus Today” sists that this shall be true. The pub- a great mass of men and women who tect fraud and deceit. A few people | 7, TENDER SOUR” } but never the great mass of people . | , \ leh an Sua ak a business. Fo LR + r kts ( Double Program ; The Red Mill" and ae Wires” Searing Sout Kisses! | Unlon and Easton ret ee ere re ‘WELLSTON{ “UPS, chay, | 6822 Easton deine and Others - '| ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | ‘ARSENAL DIX Reilly” | Grand and Arsenal bublic that decides the success of any e cannot be forced to buy things ili. They buy the products of that ich they know they can depend upon e highest quality at the lowest pos- hey insist on-fair dealing, honesty, f~ RICHARD ae itr Cent Weekdey Bargain Matinee Till 1 rr. M. {3 “Crase”™ me mm re - _ . 7 | ouble P ee ee a ny stm ate aioe. « Shenandoah f Double Program ‘bashions for Women’ | Grand-Shenandoah and “Easy TPickine” a — in s H A w (oo DALLAS” ‘ , Sand Dermp.«y-Tunney : LOTSA PE a JVth and Shaw bisut Pietares And on the Sereen — pretae nat JOHN GIL penn Rr in “WON TE cCHisTrTo” With RE ie: a ane F ee | 4: 315 Manchester “Special Delivery” Sree - GRAND CENTRAL ano ty Kenald Coleman in ' | Kingsland SoTHE WINNING OF LEWIS STONE In | 6457 Gravois Av. (BARBARA WOKTH" “THE NOTORIOUS LADY" by | - eet Woodland ( WALLACE BERKY } - Pa at the Kat’ 5015 Grayels The Daily Average Net Paid Circula- tion of the Post-Dispatch in April, 1927 was more than 10,000 (10,329) Greater than in Apr l,. 1926 PN nd Sie oOnene i easing demand of the people of the pr Standard Oil Company (Indiana) h has made necessary its steady hown their appreciation of these “Wisecrackers” “SPRING FEVER’ ee ete Os AN ne A el mca ‘VIRGINIA S117 Virginia i ( ‘eathen Clothes” ‘ and (+ has' far more circulation in lest store in the smailest village onc ese principles, whereas in the Stand- y (Indiana) shareholders, directors, ice them unfailingly—generation after en come and go, but the name of the Pompany (Indiana) and the principles ds endure. ” Beatle: rogram “THR SHOW’ and “EASY wu KEN's* RE The Post-Dispatch, in April, ds 11 many previous months, carricd more: Total Paid Advertising than the second and third newspapers added together. ess ; ble " ree ram Recauee the Meet Sensational Pheta.firama ‘of the Ace is Being Shewn There. ‘THE SPREADING EVIL’ | CONTINUOUS, 1PM. to 11 P. M., 50° SOWING TOMAEM ONY ard Oil Company (Indiana) Office: Standard Oil Building Michigan Avenue, Chicago KINGS THEATER asec. < O08 ee 4 Ow Oe rat Pia:ing HARD OTN te “KNOCKOUT REILLY” Wits “Mews rien ~" 8) ore -

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eer TUESDAY, z MAY be se matter get him through these columns. pas : = o 8: er i | M AY_ s L POT myavraTew tet Sa ciete d ee Whena WC WORK: ERin thel FACTORY or the OFFICE is an urgent | —_—_Semerens — DEATHS ) DEATHS ? ; a ) ¥: aT ° nce. = and Ss >: . > | EXDICO OTT— Entered «ni 94 — see | wae” te 1927, at|. Lost U Do-Lik-Nu t ’ .f * ae a ; >. a ; " » | | ' ‘ a : rx . = + : § ‘ ' : . rT LICEMAN 2 einen O40 6 Persuing. | PAPER cleanin: se up: ail wor a Post-Dispa ' BS ag (ae ert — “4 a: Contrae- | Enam 12 ' s fs . 5. ‘. at rs a ri... " I i : 7 ri n rrry- \— Lost, trom 65946 ——— ond Al : ( : ss’ = apis “94 th ee " ti. £ een d ; as ‘ther Tia! eat . . - ‘o* : “a doers “J “—_ ; “c) : helored hu shand g Ine ts : me 7 6 es, mT it * hit e wit D hrow! n epot a ‘ ] anteed. tals Aaa i 4 - P ; , ‘ ' - is “ wen : °346 1s Nort e o ™ z at t KES BABY — js Os a wa ; Pio de >t tone Ne venhahn!) . i inghan ; } ‘eG ae ~« ae ae r | ‘Snider’ on col : PArkview 3166 ‘ A PER 4? 1} cleanh : ‘or i att . , 2 ‘ | | W + «>i Uiks . . Mfilc- ‘ : rm ; .ar sther © rand _ a . x ‘ ris P : Twiler those. ; 7. ——— BEND: | > aN won _* 31 ? 4 r ely tix * . nee ea her weed ° - * i . uring ‘ tt. 1} i ii aba a ae i # vet “praca v) ‘2 on 5] oule' r¢ “— “25 ae l ; - te ait ae bd bee _—e rice ahlbe a ; a ' ; “ .* as r t A . a”. ‘ a Hiz Life of ¢ = = nd ncie 2% age of € years. ean ‘e tim xi) % iven. Delmur bus: reward. rest 9432. - NGF] work MmvVsS€ii, . Pail i =. c eta! we f ~ ; 3 _ pon vroposition “i | overs Absence AAaas ssiaiainciai 1) lie in state t residence, ; 9’ sms cai ere Sun- } oe . (33 ae . Sharp, LAciede_: I. ; ; > } aund Bote , pi Taine Studie } 1 mpl dna THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL’ oo a eo satu 2 ». . Wednes- | SIL “g RBE —"s n.creG ss sha ; =* : —— SOT Ss i ems cyte! SOLICITORS — “ to His Downfalk thw dd eye; a wy . : ‘ . 1: ) Vildi AO ‘B- 1s , net Sok nteininge >. , ae FET BMA NCI n ~ ee ——— — . , a A } , Sts CU 4 FE erie ¢ ana cd ay ® and ire D, ‘ . : =—8 SP 7 ets Siber! ee, OG +... netiige me a “a ba! 3439) a5 + Sages esr % FOrest £0.74 +¥. to. 1. if cleaning by 4 me eniriig permane m- > tne and dyeing be MAUSOLEUM me dad2ay, ai P i ae ee ee oe eens oo rasle nd Robert Suner- |} 20. yates St : 4, : eee. ag worl : ee SOLLE‘(s oe ceptional remuneration | ®Alary aod commission. {y = > - . - -_ ————— . . ’ ~ . . . ] i ‘ \ 2 Pha se 7 ‘} . mor g . ¢ I bis J . e Do . ; s i i a P | ~ “ at +e: 5 . anu Drers. 48093 - . . . ; -* e ™ fy ; 4 su Fur > , - “ e . " ~ | or oe , Li ; Fr at ‘i a) @ “ ‘ ¢ sa a as . v : + 4 i” fe t pe! ‘ wet é ij : a d « : a * , 4 - - : ne ‘ : mont % inte Tr) i} A Oanhe A ’ "6 a ry] : }e 7 Sel 2 as Sas J ia} . ; Tran j ! . + : 42 r .. a : + Se. ot te TT?) a ’ er 7 “ S46 . . \ 7 , ‘ — ‘ - : ; j “- i AO iy : f - et . An ; ; : : . man ‘~.SCHULTZ—Entered — o tense CO} SHIKRK-— iv. Mas ; Spee es om 0 aae ss Se. Ce sank ) ——__——— eeeee tg ee | a) Lafayett ponerse _ | PARTNER—Lady oF ee ee (net ae m. Anna Shirk, beloved m f Mrs. | questi will ee ak te Biche Promina PC , } —> . Southern sani MILE} — Ste OF | class money-making uJ 3 fo ; US . bd ai tis ‘ ’ a," Se) ‘Si r Ai : ; ' iyi wt isie , Lg . ' road al ul ail SOUL 3 (sr.a i . ' : - : ‘ ~wal 3 4 ; : - ittiags , a a % 4 serri | : : “ nent hia 3 cil 2 Trepp. Bit yy candi 4 en A cal —_— ——— , 7 ays — —___. in. St. -A a —: PARTNER Wid—ror GiBson— Th 2 mid}, Page . . ‘ > ait “Bes “ , 4 ‘ avenue, pe T “ “ ong e& “Le ‘c} “ane . ; larali dite ‘ : pide , + Darliculang : — —_ ; . & e&pe4ri- ’ (nance @ Boa) and kt “ f ' nur J. : 20 2 ‘ shina. ails ‘ : ; +"ost-Di ' bot “ oa = -T) .) | amount capital recaired, : ‘ i Diepa teh Prters ee r, i . hwy ONE SA og cas wee “SR ne : : ' ie bed * (4 bas i A ds . us! j i : “ ' ils gehi« ‘a herome aciive Pa iY TOPEL— Ente So, tO Ems Sng, : y arfie Qs : emmy mat TD ps 2 09 peg ~ . | ne cash investment - | M a‘ lf es 1 ? ) 8 © ‘ ‘ sc wut 5 One® : : ( ' . 7 ; : " oe to fh ije OOo : —: Sian Hise rena? Boe ee geen | NT — Mus good reference. | FURNACE MAN AND ay ' h : loor, Rothechiid- | eae geil furnaces and rire (3 inday a ‘ 4} er peust and O01 | Salary aaa com) enh ) WINKLER— Entered into rest on Tuesda 10 lad e cold, Waltham make, (LL PAPER Cleaning, scraping. paritins ta E ; De Toney | eatin Ol king shop. 77 | Overland Sheet Metal : a4 - 4) ? e: ' ; rlin ’ ; : ae Tweet r . , pain ; ‘= wd . . , : eee : rk, W . a —. a , 8316 Midland. Uveriand, May 17, 19 Rei eit ema ee yr brs a ive : “‘Shkueas Ye deewrart Se awEST! ' lea : . reet rences-_s -— 5970. tive. Lincee’ ae “tence. | £00 nian oo eee “ars centy-ninth rd ‘of Railroad Telegraphers, president's; “Al \s © 0) © arantecd. 11 N. 2015.) LAUNDRES: it. Comred 4 i AS (6) | SHO SALESMAN——aam a battery from a neighbor’s car to Lodge No. 213, A, F. and A, gee: Se ee tie gr Jobnet Weet. Pi: ~ ew = a o_o6xg | 313 SCO UF Visi be ex. | salary: gvod steady > azgregate State overn ah 1 4 e McDavitt had . Oo R: a "M R —Entered into 4 sae gg EPs - aoe wae coh (ne ‘inkler). > | : Nid ty J Wa Ee Ess . bundles bring Tu ae ene and | young man. Box Bd Sees at stance was | take the piace ¢ pay cee at, 8, HL, ed. Mi 8 TB ea | Witioen ang mann “gh om, Wiewers | REWARD—$100—REWARD | Walt ruree COPASTIS SY gitig . ‘tinach Sot Fiore edo catede complaint 60nk ad | eS ee : ’ : - . i: - ‘ : : . P . » hat . . s +* ve bart oe epang ‘ and i} F iI I aei-2 16 ‘ee ‘ . > n | As Bas , , . , cleaning: Ba Sane . - 4 : ; - , ae : ~ . » = we 9s , uj Pe) fro his me ie dce No. : sr”, yee ae Hack Ut, 2 at Ria racelet. latinur etting LA UN ES L. ng: Be gq sooc eo , enceg in| perience” neces@ary: Ic 3 mera +} ' ¢ J Tee fer sens 8385. — cig - ' . ; lat once, Bchneiger Shoe J aUINg, fe ” Genin sew Th. ¢egy | Bast St. Leute. “SUBDIVISION ‘ | if you want te m hed: etticiency ag ee Negara len Decree Fh an son ‘ot und M: Sm | MeCORMICK—Sunda y 15, 1927, atjand you path ! AU! | 7 BUCKERS A ND HEATER | us at once; tast-setting e\cOonouiy aii bs itCiCeiry. _ oon? nd nal et IIa bo f aro | Kr 3.15 DEimer 2792, MEN—F relight ont work. Ap-}; inder construction; } > tT, cea iR. Ge) UHIESS|\ coe nis appetite satisfied at Mc-|M-Sschmamn, ‘beloved husband of Lotus |“interment ai, St. Louis, Mo, Time and | oY To Meni our eincere thanke 1 one cn rach ide. Above re , Al aESEEE ee AANMEREN, RIVETERS. s. . 4 ss thie a ; i : . 4 . ; | 4 i ‘ aad . . ° , oe ' > ae roe oY , =»? * 7? .. are meet aa TiTwy , } } ) ~ ~~ | j ~~ 2 ri . be ; . 4 Insisis upon . 5% °¢ oO io? " ' } F * . “roin 3 i! ' . i ; i 1 i> . - fri ~ ; . e , } ; -. ae -~. Y ¥ rT * — z ' . } PROKI *SSIONA i : ie] 5046 a y 4 ¥ ; : . ‘ -- ; e f 4 e ee : ++ 3 | 3 . 7 r sane ca i [4 ta . & it Lr I ¥. } vai . “3 s 4 ti : ‘ i- shiits vernm portunity } have ? S. tealeee reiaren ply steel plant, Whart and St. | pasa it by. Come come ip DANCI NG _—— | LAUNDRES 5 es ae somes (e2) ‘low i alll righ 4 *¥ : : a i identif’ ° r \ > * ~ . ats ee 1] bu . 7 . ’ . 2 1 3 - - , : " ? Ne te. ees wie tks. SAR rO DA “eT er were on thole or faN—Aiao G0 Yard WOTK; EXPert | UNDE A i b4hh Bs 7 Ber SJ - ; . : —~ es ' = x , com mission. Write oe : iia gas a . Miay Interment In ¢ ary Cemetery L ae ICNIC BASHKE Moun le PLESE IC’. ESSONS. t lessol z NDE “first s olored: Wants ; ee wer AED Lee ae | 38 E. 320 st.. New 36 ) } Mo. dearly | Be No. 306, C.K. of AUTOMOBILE AND FILE BOX—Central Districs eS DANCE. summer -chool uow | CAL NDRESS a, deaaine ETERS 0-30 », m. Vandeventer and| 298 Se aaer IN EXECUTIVE SESSION TODAY warts. ceores Frank: Ate aia we | meh oe MOTOR BUS TRAVEL _ geen ersons aay hoar- Arcadia Soko N.| “js lus Weanceday’ Toaradaay lid HE a aR ane | Gove n 1 TRPLE SWAN BolT Olive cc pass as La) “a : a FR rinse ggg st b xt on | ( ommittee R. 309 “> -D.| SALESME So Rules Appointed: 225 Delegates eranifather. aged 69 yea 3 months and emnien e sims; ¢ — a. en aes ie Stik. SP mendes BUSIN ESS # RDS : a TN With some experience in polishing. | DAUUISG\G, IS saa he) | A nn nd pl: wid the la é cag . I lu: kh uf s 4 yY : -— —o AN—™ BOT m.. Mr. b :; in Attendance. ) é O Beteewent at | Nein dear mother of Mrs. Emma Gat ty “nicht ych, $5 aver, $17.50; DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY 7, RESS—Si.: ored: 325 Dy - — SALESMEN—3. must —_ t - oo , 7 : i ? i ” yi A s ban . os . P “s 4 % 4 — ‘ 2 : , J . ole iu , ve An Be , , sank a selling for ci s. TATLORED AMI pers SHES a nan woman te dp Fan whe. experienced butis A SALESM EN—Two ¢ S Sn aga so | rage ig ee BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT'G 80 z : vr bome, Mk Tit Asan Ford: _ 3841 West ("Reise salesmen, $28 ries was , . iL } ' b od | i aijii i "Ji3 ee: 7 i i " res sais ' : = — r} +} : ) eS ist 5 4 4 r } rie bet +A 3 ee : “te prenes ne Com ML gslon , married : s , ites Pe ct piggies aia la i : he hat i t M ve wen —o wer th ——_—— 137 = | re : 1 SiSe. " t: must a rerercuces & 1) «ALESMES —Of good ()AN] Pao ( (OAN] BI Cd us sent meal oe sgaag Pal " oa ns a 4 thier Shan Bestest serdar! Oe ‘ 1p gs ‘ “anti work ig + are +e mae ‘ ‘bps " a 5 sell het water : : - ’ Ent, is » Map- é the Sy i _— ; , pee met is : A id ed, Write M, NETTELER af he 4 ? 4 P . “ iras : = . . r 4 i i,4 . Tit Aicé et b’tae yo Py — 4 Qo ‘ 1 3 . i? + Payette’ ie, Ark. e ° . 2 i = " ‘ i : A i oz he rf . a . > i " 4 i © be : ; F nine —— — pf ; ; sah : s ‘ F | . ; : - ; - tis , - Say lent me ™ + i ae ee r tlUettejer. dear husband I Mary .vel avis Mu nm il. > ao. oe nae. fF - oo 3 nix ~ oe RS invalid OF Com nity _— ~ , = SALESMEN—Z Big TWO SCOTT FIELD AIRSHIPS n ILIVE ion toda’ int ry OGUCSGS S. J ; ; Serre nee Bab and tir dear fatt DO? t « ™w Denver. Si: > *4 ERfiot. Lindei. S43 fter 4 mod um mr e cAvdany 12337, ~ Tarbie and gt ite iettet ] cUl- who can furnish ber T0 ENTER AIR CARNIVAL , re é ; ale oa " ‘ood. The ‘ ; ; : e % ne : : . — ipa in 7 E i. ‘ty-seventh } i ] “ “f bas — e KRaisas City. ‘. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS Ris. leat — , ; : ‘ , ; 3 ; at siiall coupiry er. | | 3 | ; j 108 Ate We ani 1° Ae ax eon “ ” ‘ uu" : ‘ rag” od _ —? meas ~ oes 2 ‘ 44 + a | Prt) advertia- ; .* ‘ ; " " . EMEN—Ol6-08 ; . TA a at mr 1 the yee? A r.@) a (nape =4 tay sande nace ALTER ASAONE — eee bOTCA Feed ha ~ a sa “a ; rody bare - s ats husiteas if thw tern | offers big ; ° . . oe. | SBR . m. 502 N _Tayio Ald BR ric .. Permanent c y os sins Peet ree ' LEN re me. ft ) travel. for; MTER SERVICE CO. lane Comm. th between § | b | FOR new and old hous ing ca a : : ———— 3 ‘geome rence. iAndell ate . a oe ae pected. | SALES PS ek GaP ar ig Bet Gat {| EMPLOYMENT |] @es— eg pe be | 8 penal e net iAVE r me neu wired Mo ~ to work Box Y¥-70, EN) or : iigh- ate dha with new bw a? : @ P one yeaa * Oo : 8° i 4 4 : - a” . eS sem not tk tbat penenced. a Gum . v lee ‘ f (,a rive ’ j -— . : : \ ac is i walk on . r. . : . . : rh training etl! ee LES ne anil etal help on | WIRES ¢ rooms with .ixtur (4) |BARER n bt and roils. shes ipieteete: 13501 N. S&ueik Ort JOSEPH, DAR niotors, Ca 3 Inge CHuUGgren, 0 —- . mmr — ’ given - ig 7 re MEN, BOYS : perience rureda , ? TAY . WIKES 5 rooms complete will ’ 7 pO wma stor > | wom . . prraso re &*. Louls ae LOST and FOUND Hf fh ei2n and 2 Tiient new aivis BOYS colored. po , - poretor neva =, ena | yEOS _™ ee. ea? F- Fciric S, ‘ aa , v - ~" Si. or3 . § es ’ : if ih : { } VM EN— Yours Catheis Hck Ory Suceeens “Gp 50) 6 *™ ;, n nae ; ' : ae vietsa of tO . epson ty ence Ans Pee” ee , Od } to” aaetet —_ sa ane “ i [+ ‘eat apy M ‘ saieema ship ‘a 1924 1925 1926). anon | Lost a sons ; years; must bie 301. 705 Chestmut : ene . i] * rm PIPES ‘ ned _— =? Tes ¢ ni ec. tat shed a. e HELP WANTED | eat oat eet i ) print a , . | $1.50: ’ ae snemnmncg ee egy RP é a Re 4 7 ais and apply third floor of ft i babwuan i i “and 5 fees nie see | How Stlouis Advertisers Have Recast their Sethe eae ee erm ig oe ee ems fae —SpEq [TJ ns00000 | Advertising Strategies Since [70 ie FF |Siee SPiguce woligieas Write’ De Men | trove ia, seaig experince: Rony wits SDUPRTIING, 271 oat Corea al TERS —Soa-ancon a ae SALI This chart shows | 10, 800,000 ' J a . oon Sai ——__ 7 the seestantiy'"e-{—] toseacco || BAR PIN—ost. plaur am [CELLAR DIGGER —sit.: with tore, greg. | SHS T EEC R Ste tocne GATT Tan FR Hox R14. Pow Desig: Gy FANTER— Wan yaser oe AS) oe ae’ af the Post. 9,600,000 : , >] : , 18%! = uM NT ; rk at) hey r ier niol p . 7 asigs pi ‘ ~ Om § . mm. 4 ; frigeration and a Dispatch in Home 9 000000 | | = : ae BA’ } , a F . “*, i ae a ; nces. we ; ape : , f) aS A > 5 © roar , a ee 8400000 | In 1920, St. Louis Home Merchants used 11.389.- ral] 13. Fox 2654. Kirkwood. } | Miss | war. : nook eduers ox Post-Dispe —, | MA! ; I: & we € prEpP. sed: 4 ? per © Bhan : eee hee Sape™ Come in Tua in Automobile In Men's Stare wisdom of concentrating in the one big newspaper, aackis weara: 3 eM | wall blending ir Samples. . {capable of installing warehouse 1 : PLACKSMITH—Eareriencea om 2 7 tlie, “ienced. on Giles aod) part time, if Jee Advertising Advertising \ : aa 4 | “ed _ eu at? ery A me about rour In Women's Store In Local (Optical than in all three other new spapers combined. EYE GLASSE Lasst: sh ed ! ait ndirons, fenders, fire | oe ad radel) OI Bhit } olored: to On - ~@r We iF Rx—Experienced detasl print he ma is St. rr Advertising Advertising er eae ee ee eae eee mh ME . . , > oa ae ie ; from details: = FIRST! FIRST! | ; ao : ° ) | vere ee ee r | There will In Druc Store In Radie Store ; This up ard trend of concentrating since 1920 gave “aa ; “re : was A. ( ,. Brauer Supply : Onanty anc relerences. [> facts ee Advertising Advertising , Pee ae — ———- aninae brie i ¥s ai ae. Maen : 3 d seal , thle. GI tar “y—W Txperie; ced drug ete ‘ ee ~ | Fixture Co.. Eewplormen' ena - ramon : the Post-Dispatch an increased volume of 4.116.000 LASSES—Tortoise shell: Gra pera | £7 >ATR. 316 N “THIRI and Cen | G728 © - MEneRER | gees (2)! people ef St. fere . ELH ANTO—-First-clase: e@tesday In Electrical Store In Shoe Siore , mini he pe j —? , . ; mA , : | INTER— , : : , nore: sem Advertising Advertising | lines—the three other hewspapers a combined de- a oes | STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS sus | ie : | "t458, S. Jot a ee gan, APD'Y Eazie Motor ‘Truck Corp. Tt will pay FIRST! FIRST! . Ti MM) lime ‘ + oe fas eemeneeie . 62 | é | . >: { be tee ‘¢ In Pernitare Store In Beauty Shep ‘ reased bis nae: of I, I 48. 1G line , of Home Mer BS eee 17 = Rea nc? RYH a '* = \ € INTER it 7 é Chive. ee —— © Jt* re. t— Ex perien at of. don t first ee Advertising Advertising chants Ad\v ertising. arn ' . . | : : wor : ior Sore... May 14, 192 - POnen 3a cslaced” GU velesean + — ——z , z "ealhenenn office of the rhnrasreintg STORAGE CO, | Call JEtterson Toe 9) | chance for ri ameter MET? wore mt eee tng ae Motta a ne i nS ie laat: Sends wsnnke Kinwkk | 52! 1-0 elmar bi. : The Post-Dispatch carried more than TWICE as much Home Merchants’ Ad» ertising way. south; Arsenal: containing wearing housenold goofs will be a! rom | 10. sears’ experience: colo: 1] Caroline 2 SWAN WHR ore one a PP = : : : pares ara. i reice +6 . ys « a iS, DAMPNESS 5 aT me ; \ Grand. be! wr “2 7 ard ; hie et . a urn pPepers eand4 AS 2. 612 O paperad Sf: ins » | : pe aioe hye “ ~~ & . . been leehine fer WE ~ ied} eurle 30: Amer.an (ed) tering ‘cleaning. G Arte id hos 7 cnian frome B a fa eae nar Sead st: witihe ; long straight hair: | CALI, UNEEDA CLEANERSs- Wark guar) rae own ¢ ’ good i age Ree d “Awtemobite” oni is al as rw Retr Irn to * 3514: ante Sl, Linéeli ' ‘ et Y b ere%nce aie Nee FS: Bea O517W. 4e3) 187 Coe. ye Sle gan te atch, best references, Hox Posi-Dicpeten.

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SN A Ee STOCKS BID |= 2 — TODAY'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET speveannas 1.502.600 shares, compared with 1.768. 300 yesterday 1,642.800 a week age and 991200 a year ago. Total sales from ¢ (Cc O M P L ET TE) (hy 2 w «| Jan. 1 to date were 201.119.400 shares. | BY onal ASSOCIATED Saline WIRE At Saokened. Gales 108 compared with 169.469.100 : itt (x) Odd lots. ¢E-div. *Ex- . ? PAGE 36 Si oe ST ; ee TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 19979 *o.etetad ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a — rm cil smage [WHEAT CLOSES MED | —apgpg Ne WAL RT = ST. LOUIS § cK EX : pte err re PN LPL LOLO LOLOL im i agp a & year aga. = ei " gh pte r Laclede (ras - i & teh} at = nee 4 * RS Oe oC Fie pe . 23 Stoc } | Set SlOves aud AnDUai | i Riese yee nde. Melee” eee : — | Pe Brae. and Saie3, er | roan Man din Boned asl Sales! High.| Low. | Close.iCi } Aigh., Low. jue. 3 Sales. es Low. | Close.'C Ch'¢e. ign daw. tee. in Lwilars. Sales High. iv ; Close. | Hign., Low. ith ” cee ich, Some, ‘ jp 4-0UL8 net rs Excwiver Yeats ago, Sig 50 72 4 Abr ery 3 131% F119 : | See: acc a Saray, : : 18 37 om mnanagas pa | @ Sulnl Sha Soo be A_ivilais, Sales; High. L lose.;Cn pe. “ah es ‘ss L MERCHANTS’ EXCH i ge . f See A} 9 a Advance ey . . - a &1 Sguthern ; se & a4, ——— - aan Ot : | 11s Kaaie Corp of 74 46° 2% 46", ee pyaspenre cee OY a en ee | an bs ss, 068, compare R ~ cd > ? ; , iB SK: ah . rages - ad ; Y 1 - . a T) “bende nes - ; o. : ~ ; =. 4! - : eo } Pm + {4 shes , : re 4 id. | . . . s wiring a ~ , . » : loc : + ‘ : ng ' ' ; . o5,,.009 Same attroa Shares. Equip- | ° = " be 4 " . L ; i ‘ ‘ ° : : : . | : Attention—Banks Call) =" * m pr, Fay , ots ie eS: | cons Disiributors ame te ee ee aia | oo 4 Resa Bl BME S| day | Binh a OTERY Loans. a - ae , 728 jAm Can / oe: 130% 12% 129 | 3 3 B1q Coneol ‘cextile. O; 6%; 4 * — ee ih } Mt to | HPUS (108% (1 | | RG ¥ ae be oe ies i eR Rs a Ex. . | | | e ay al ile. 8 4 : a Pies ewer 24 a +e Be) Caroune “s.6u, * : 164 (100% it 1S Fy ee” tS eee ee alae sia : vesides: Gig bPTEMBER WHEAI “i 300 106 71 106 °9: aie Gt rw ib pdt 1tia'4 an iy L¢~, Quotations o ment Issues, Steel and a hee } "e followin reiveg attention tae : 4 #4 \ 7 : ~ . . . DOCUTI Le amounted tg 1815 C.127 ~6 ike. be. , 6: 1063 2u38 tod i le 151 19 ’ . . ; . eel eae wwnd bet id ‘ne 46 10 . + ~~ * i a. ee | 15 ~~ : : i} wd . m4 _ 4 ° he " ra . . , ‘ ‘ 2 ™ ‘ut -s rt F _ ; : ° , . ; : . . op as ™ ‘ 27) 3 “Py ‘ ga Truc hs 8 een ato- Par Ga 4a : Am +4 WEE! Gs | —_ vt F&Elec : - 4 , ment stocks, stee! and Specialties /ya; 2% 110 's.Am Tobacco pl, | ) ai cee BS ‘a N¢ attracted moet attention. tors 4a ene BAM ; horns = 8 , 334 ees ' 6 Lastman ken Rb received fairly good support, j/I: 7% AmTypeFdrs pf Nito% a . . i. while oils were Quieter and held *'eady. Some encouragement was provided in a slackening in Production last week. Comple- Mid-month settlem money market o> me 0 — n |Ang Chil Ni Coe a _ steer pe eae Sas ' toweth.- | Armac Oo rest 4) ‘9s bt «it t Oi] 5s a | 75 hed © ell eed : , ges Ripe wt Be © me Giegraph .6 -§ -* i Rs: 3.000 Murrav? Bod> oy t 4 ll nt . wy Sa" Lie carried j ta u s. i iin : , ’ : / - , - : pres Ty? ‘ i 7.7" i ‘ pias aig steady. | ACL lat gid r™ PaCS r remand | ACL-LAN con : lower. tr 4s Ter ‘on jfirsacrea 19438 ; nada and, At G & WE Se Atl & Dan Jer te CW ‘ ae ee ee tt £2 ww ~ Be we most business railroad is*cyues RAations. 3 ie vie » Money mate Lowe Tred. “A more ¢ epeculative ared bi ; et Ske Wie ole oie ondition : th ' hy han ss alles 4 : Lustin N , ‘ “ . } . : ' - , . 13903 a linans ; ; et 1h , o , ~ - ’ _ ae ae . . aut . 4 . vw *? og * > : veep rh 4exXas * 3 nderwood Trpe ; . if 2 P * » oy wi | Rned! 69 war ctfal | arnecall Rs : Be!) - Dy \ J = be yy i's x see . nia , ; - * ; Hest ae ae a : und: io a oo bebe, oy ~ oS | Chesapeake C5 of stertin; - at : al . | e Lol ® (he al : ‘ ‘ ; e 4 4 ‘ _ nae . Sai i ’ v 3 =. i i, ; a 4 | a ; > _ : " C ' i se where in the European list fluctua-| a0. ; Chicaecl . A %) J Rubb ; : é ‘ | ; ‘2 é . 5 . ; : P . s P eat , - ; er ' nen * li a 47% tions Were extreme! a7 ; As Pa t Par PX, = ‘ i 3 “s _ ; a : ee , : a rin : . ' * aint 1 >," 4 , hie , ’ ‘ 7 my a ‘ , , : Mt. , . . ; ‘ 7 . ; _ ‘ "7 . ; : 4 os ' 4 {>> ] —— j . ‘ . Zz . 7 % go 4 : ; : peg ~ 4 . : ' ‘ s : ww) OO) fo ST ~ A z ‘ ‘ a . ‘ : : 2 . f , . : : : afta . “* - ; ‘ : sf 5 : . i ‘ +? : P - : ; * ; *# > 7s : : ‘ ; A ’ . ‘ Os ; , I 4 4 . MS } ° a ™ j : . ae : : - ’ : ‘ ~ J | " : ~ = 4 ; ; .« . , , ‘ ' ‘e + | : f , Tt ‘ } » : > ’ : ‘ , ; 4 ; ‘ ; 4 j . , ’ j 4 ‘ “ “ ‘ | . : ‘ ° 59% yy ; “ Pe be " 5°? £ Ci Aa cv PsP . ; 9 " 4 5 : t 4 ; ; ; . - - : ' ‘ : | . = if ‘ ° . # ’ . ‘ eae | ti 4 ig ; + cr : | | ; 0401: ‘te Seahnard sa ft ae ‘ ellaw irk a . eer — - COTTON TRADE QUIET oa =a TE SUT" ju or yaar enone atin | EAL MG WAMET CRUDE OL OUTPUT EQUCED COFIATCTA A Xie Rig 02 POE TURN MAINE esters ae ems EEE T GE gt ena a eo mee OW 3 i | reu : Lh ee ii ) 13. 5 oe. se . : duction r the enti tic 3 orcs : . . re. Oi 20% . : : ce oe” |}Comwmesitl ‘ ¢ wa firm at ¢f > Was Qi POULTRY MARKET Butter. Eggs and | Poultry {re In- ? re ie. ale te : | "a ! 5d : | bn rece: um | ee on Local Fexchans: be Bek te ' ne = TER. EGG AND por: 4, a viding) t : 4 1O] ' atin ss ie y production for the entire |203., Pagsmert Tt, Raaneed @ points. t ST LOUIS 2 RE | peeled ae it egtimbce Titae oe pei a 1S Tos TRF eNew ANGE a: AS ~~ din ho eggs future ce TS. NE, FLAX, Pe the marine’ wit’ annsiy ts, at ee jon houses (paid tse. tallo PRODIicE FI SF 9 cor gg etalon ai ate : ack ] AEPRIGERATING® 7.--Cdpp. aes Sage ge o.nte in mmpathy > fetes ee i lots of various articies nur cLSEWHERE ) Rane es | : | ove 5 | 1 COLD STORAGECO. “ORK. Mae ert od ity : : tt Person, A ua be : : . ; — bad ’ - deg . ms “ee 4%. , - — EE aie ‘ oot Tr . ' : "On ste : dy and wn - ; : * ’ ; ‘ : , , . . . . ’ ! 2 as ‘ ' . aia . 3 amer ) 349 ‘ 3 . 4 ee ™ os t ~ +O os A fortg ; gage 6% : ’ « : " 50. , . . : : : ; . te =| ‘ -~&a 4 i : . : : : ‘ A _ : ‘33° oe . ‘ ; ; : c itd ty ' ; : . ; : —— 7 , te Lag 7 o. ~— * rth —— ae by expre: saa : : ) | Da Pusiness is the stor’ f biel rely 3 ec hae Dow x a Ag , er 8 ageot perishab'stoodsand BF Ris Otters . . NEW YORK. ew 3 Pin DULUTH Wie oe ' merican s x ne he Paxay SMoced rbhet May : @; , ' ; ' later an ee eke ND we ia. ge %& Lonis« “Pot Catton be.. - to 1m - s e “alte eae =e , , a . 43 : apie Priced ne e —T | BALES IN REVISED REP ORT © . . é , “rf , , ; . is . - . . aoe : i : ‘ New York ‘silk ad ft oer aia pe ik at « ’ : . ’ 7 %, af a+ ie , 4 - F. ' a7. ' \f3" Erin & J let af {Es Penn cal te 7 . Prarete crracs Ow EPQuEeT x 2h ~ an ' ae _ Pet Ile OR BU ; ‘Mia EC 5 “teel Marhe fe 3 . -™ wees , ' "ager “= me eeonde Jacl t “ > Sy 7 a ial si Divielend elk Burrougch< aa a Try =e - s ® oo, és : 4 ; . r ; : ; hie | Abumadta Lean fesitens " ‘3.080.

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% aru a ee ae st tere UNCHANGED PRICES 1 — ———————— — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ eens, TUESDAY EVENTNG MAY 17, 1927______ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __— ee OR LOCAL STOCKS WHEAT CLOSES MIXED || NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) \_NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) _ | cae Stock Offered freely. j By a “eoaggig ted Press. ' A T “ - r ' ci 1s rhe +i m | ce BOW M as 17 a || AI ma | E y YORK, May a7. Total transactio s : _SECURITY, _jdales.it High, Low Close | DJ Associated Te RS, ae : } t pli : - i. og: were tight and ~¢ a ws le ns in bonds on th od 9 oN K \ . . 7 14 fb) x } ~¢ ‘ ‘ . off) 1A ; ' f 7 ra nsac a oe . v. Sales. High Tae. ‘ : (N York Stock Exchange today amounted to $10,247,000; * Nem ~~ CORPORATION BONDS. EW YORK, May 11. . 9S paaamaimatai a ie meet ‘ - . : as 4 is wi t rags io "eVi ———_—_—_— -~itions . Ga a Wark (tur ovo} vat oF low oh ow Peet DOMESTIC BOND>. ¥ Grawn . ene yg # OU Is STOCK EXCH TAN G&S sales, $10, 234. 000: week ago $13 ; 24] 000: ; : previous day SA&A Pass lat 4.| 3) 9° > | 92 92 ’ (1}Oons on the New y Oo! K { urb Exc! } _ S, igh, ] Vu AD i | | “ - a —— + saat ~— : ¥ shims tered suite lav li —Wagner Electric and hi : years ago, $16,501,000: nar Om ee ’ "' year azo, $10,037,000; two Schul Co Ie 6% « J 101 % 101% 101% 'closing on all stocks and bonds. ‘Ex-dividend. XR, EX- Nar! ® 7) 2) , ail oe « ~~ and the Geman 0s Sates Y Lié- 2 . “aie . F §s rom Jan 1 to d o ’ 1s h ‘5 6" B 100 5 | 101 , , “Tr eae , ala A et i ; ae > “4 ! i , - ‘ at, | etl a ~ublic Serv ; HA ange ate were $1.440,- chulco 01% -s |rights, UR, Under rule. A, sales. Cents a share, 1620°R 4 1OL: mi LUL4 re reported as fovuws- louis Public ervicé were un- > hel ving jobiadesn 443 ‘000, compared with $1,265,418,000 same period year ago and $1 cee Se es B+4.4 6+ , oye ' od 7? os | Cou _ ruaset burbarik, changed to higher on the loca} y were high, los. close an nce | 487,587,000 same period two years ago. roo on 2 7 ST e | Baha] & tecurity, Sales’ High.| Low, | Close,| Close, | Securi! sales’ Hich.| Low, | Close. Close, | NU a Oh! ot) ath hy | SP 1, $5.5 ee tr ae rarke ay. Ss oe ; i } eke it otati ~ Sa 4 . sab ee a | : Me | ' , ‘ | Lor oe | Seeurity. Sa} ~ _ : marKet tod Sa Some Southern nate OA " ; 13 liv an Chicago | Q@uotations on Liberty bonds wre in dollars and thirty-secon 1s r (‘Seabl A L rig 4 a 1 "4 a STOCKS. STOCKS. A ee Dell pre- ress: — ae —Liremctarmmane | wiesatngh that is, for instance, a Sale printed $99.24 means $99 os \Store & SFP ! O14 | Al CA pf fo yr ¢2 ; : + ow. a. 5 esterday. : ; P ue Gvc& a S 99 an | Sierra & S Pp 5 ‘ c lun ! ; : . ad sold _ unc hanged basis. } +f * ? = ‘ " f . i 4 7 Mi - ms * ° . : . ° « j * , . . b aa . a ‘ a . ; ai ' - os ‘ Mabie 2 ne aga ks on the Ex- chi... : Pe Pg Fae | 32-47 .. 43:100—31,100—2§ 100—29 || Ten first grade rails. . ean 96.u8| |Sou Pac gold 544 ) | 3 ; 3 im NM TT; P53: 35%, 3o% | QBGas o° ~4 : oie) ee to, 38 and as; Lange today amounted to 1615 wo art de Pe, le rit 4) 106/103—4 |103—2 105—d | den secondary rails “7.1: a7 30) eas eg sox ; ' ae Vy Remo! mon | Re Fs ’ 7; oo ‘ ve y hn U Bo OR) oes sconsinm | $3.7 * sao ia é -s ; - aT a. h The r re i ; 9 1 360 100—10 100—8&8 100— ‘Ten public 1 hs tg P @ fp Sou ac cy oe - | | s 4 * , ‘ ' { i . | Minar : p» | >, ~4e ler . 4) &, " f s J ; oes iruaset burt abe at qELoier a Sparbe s t : Ms i @ belneg besides 616 aha oe ; } ; j "| i) SS 43 if ie”: i at Sou Pac J} } ) ae: * P . . | 7 ‘ — burbanks, ot >i) Bex} Loo pounds ‘ ‘ ; ? le 2 a »* . mo ns i ; = a a - { : _~ : sah? ; - eo 1 ‘ r . iw J fF, : ; T ‘ 4 Peer . ' eee pt “eC 19 ad | .¥ ‘ 7 © S. 5 ae ”* , P inn ee F bys ‘ t: Missouri Portia nd ( ement rights) Ht. L 1S ; as es ca mee a | res ‘ rf | 100— 100 FR 1100—7 (ombined average . - a7 27 i; Sou Pac I ‘ ‘ ; a eos : . . ye ” , ' “ w P’otualoes Ajiapamia riutap: . » - ‘ ¥ ‘ ~~ en ee ga at ae ad - Se win tiad turn se eeiniincn pa dthlpne in im ot gra tan & eNO Pe Ea e ini ide SIL = RE RS aap i met seth Sans my v : -_ 4 ey: ee Ta Oe UL & | 2 5 10¢ | 3 ‘e 24g | 2 ¥ ee 514) 35% i 36 7 in i 2@ F 2 : .ee | PARI ; > ae * Lou teh triumphs $4.00 ith 16: - ¢ 35! . > 3 45), 203 100—29,100—25 1oo—29 || Combined month Sou P SFTer 4 . ra) 92% | | Tig 8514) 3H | Roy 10, 20 f 20 [20 |. 2... |UNRT 6x03; FAO ge | 9O%4! | loumiana yi coinpart d witn i626 shares and : 42! . ~t * I ee ‘ 203| 100 28) 100-—-25;200 Combined year | go gow On * * | Sou i /! o>, . : ‘ |} «ec : 4. ‘ ; poe ae é' : se 44 & : " y . “ pa tri BY 3s $5 per 100 pounce 2 3! 23 | ‘Tota! bond gales (par va! ' Sou FB , le. eau yh “S i St ; 45 7% , i ennai Moe sla > «ts . sloes—TLennesses naficy . : ‘eo 1 Oa? | 247,000 ics pal , : + rb - 2 as va 4 pi l } ‘EY : " LZ " of 2U Le oe ; me a ies ioe 1 : . lo per rrisies hamper, $7000 against $18,000 yester re 5; . kip & 4341 151/103—31|103—27 |103—30 | _=*7-000.__ Sou Bi % [Pet pi mM | 94 | 94 |..,,, | Rich Bros ; i200 * 2007) |....- | Pub ee El sa'os fron 202% 102% | SEO, #0 St. er Be vel Jame; home: U : '™ ‘h~ - * | 8 ; "3 eeneenan . — $2 ree Gl ’ . , mt , ons 2 a. oe axy! ‘ r: . , meen ~ : - ~ , Si 4 € , te Synge . , . 4 . 4 el aan | Pa ' i ‘ i yA ‘ os ¢ . a : Shiie’ 5 ; to 3a ae b + 46 106—6 105—30 106—6 | “LT ify. Sales. Hig xh! ikow- ee, | 2 OU Ak ee s t4 0h Lapin ge ae nie b Seung * -. a vapene VS* a Lettuce was sliehtiy weaker. Cnaione Adi” " i —_— -— en - ~ ; *T . ¥ : ‘ | CORLL ORATION BONDS eB. ¥ T a] r i € ret ‘ ‘ a J I ‘ae *s a -“, a ; ené ‘ « >, : M, : bs % ‘ % o . m firm. Tomatoes were about oor Aina a 4 )% >. Ma Ss, 6 . oD «Pe 4 “) ' ‘ _—— ; _ llare : P “7 : : ' : 7 , 1 109—-4 :108——30 109—4 ~ pe - — E * . ‘ « ‘ 5a | as : . ; demand € strine beans Was iis ° in Doilars ae on oe * aii Gh _ > ’ sn | “ mark el Mow ete dy, nut . " - : es - ' Oe es 3 ’ Ry. 2 ws ‘ J 4 » 73 5 Ss N Et Ds ye > 3 I : Soak ‘ , z i: ‘ j r pag ' 7 P , o5%'. > s 5 : Di Re A oT TEME WEE_CORS : a i ©2144 ‘11328114 50 t Oil rights’ vesterdayv. Bond saleg MAY ¢ P Be ae 1 100—23'100—* PON OR EO i i i : q : S +d — ’ . . . i d >. $3." 4 for . |} 2,106 (106 |106 {St ON 3 20) : | 3 | Bancitaly 644 116 2 5 la hye ae e | my f rane 76 [do Gs 35ws RTS | of xtra fancy, $2.4 + 98.5: paper A ; Hershey : ‘ bi Loe ? Ov! . “un ~ Ay! } i, Stevens S yo i i ? b ge . r - “et ' d - f : . ° . 107 103—6 103—2 103-6 | Hock \ a 5.103% Los ty route . | Sug Est Orient Lut OO IGE S= Oa 14731 ' rps agg 3 351% + ‘a5 | Shaw 7a 3] ; aie ae * -*° ber reen, $ .. oe « hike, 2 9F 0: 3] Houston 3 {94 & ay “ uy « ihe rt Ki P rfg s 4 L106 } 2 106 44 ar Sh t y . Z 2 ; 4 16% x 16 ™ 1 16% " | : 5 148! ‘ ‘ c : * 5 . “ : - os bupches. 1841033110327 103") | H&M rig 5 AL.) 46, Lou 100 LUO § T RRA Sth rig 4s; Bae Prive den 2 10% Se 5. 108%, 108% |S ug wil 21 i “ale! 42 ee age Pe Pea RTICHOKES—cauitorme, $3 to $5 per ~ CORPORATION BONDS. |H&EM adj inc 4 24%) g a iT P&M P T 544 8 wetted use ft] F ) 1071, 107% Tie ve Bae ‘eo Ye as ws pd ve og {im he - 100 ‘ 100 ‘ on x | X aud Os California, $3.50 to $5. ac a ny a , ii 46) ei 5 } t) ii4 ’ ] wi 4 : il ( d sag aaj =e) S (‘s «5 " 60 er «a ea \- > m : ; ») 2) Tue ent Tig On1, Bex? . . Louisville crates, -5 and TF es Ue am Rep Cor 2) 9924) 99% Ia Cer ‘~ ' ’ > 5 * 60 per bu a ’ ‘ rye A ~ 3 by 2 Cot Ul QOniot OF } ‘ Mcnes, lexas =e ta ON ‘ {Ami Smelting . ; 1O7 + 1OS Sy IC&USLE&NU rte ; ; Am Smelting 5: LOL 1OD4y | : /_Am batep ed Ref 6 105 105 '}Am ' ll B ; TSE FOT'% 10%! Ani Tet lé F ’ 4 P . Seale Dae ies & ; a) ' : Li, 2! ‘ é é ~~. ' mc Ne - ie. Am Typ Fdr 6 105% 105% | ; if. J . Li. M 7 per y “ae 1) 3 ; og b , ' dodge : ae 3° ery era row, g0¢ to a y , : Z ¢ 2 s | "IF aon i § - & : a | ]: ; ig Jie 12 ; , ‘ “2¢) MY on} i . ‘ r os ’ _ “* : - “ ,? r de a : “4 ‘ - * ‘ » % ' . * 7 — Z ‘ : ort? ies $4 apt} for Am de Weel 8 ‘ 33% 105 3 1 4}.5 Sy ‘ his 6h i “Biss Me ; nt, dct ek pe 5 focaye* : 12 a3: 9.17% itea te eee } : rs rept t "1! ? 3 1, Ve 8 } ; —o we ‘ , poor per crate EXCHANGE ‘a 3 £06 % 108% 1. re ES a i sel sf Os . Ste 107! | Cit Serv nw af 45%! 45%! 46 4 = 4 a1 +a 73. 1022 cae ig a | ee 145 "nee oar ~¥4 - TY ; . , 5: 10434 ie a hs ‘ i mi ss! “ Vv ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ry j j . ‘ ( j 4 . ’ , ls —— s¢ ) . ] 1 a Ps : } . “] mixed i , I ; . ° ee. ‘ ‘ a | ae j 105% 105 * ‘ P ‘ . t - ‘ ?, i : ib= ‘ . , : , + ‘ . ‘° ‘ ; ; \ . i | ~ i th per 44 ty 5 sae - ' : ‘ y } . , r rac Ob j ' . Ne) ; A. s » - [* : ’ , ir ¥ , Q 1, qj) shy 17 ' 23 ,« te iy" 7 . Fiortda Arm&(‘oDel 52s 56 9] ‘ ; ’ oy ~ Utah P t Lt ut ~ Oo aS 24) ohn 21s — “a. 9 Wem 61 ; eg ; \ nd Peer hos PEED LS, te he A A Me Pl 9 Lo 100 Be ’ 5 ie Dead & K o i ae 10U% 100 10 o% ‘ROTS—Texas, $1.50 49, 91-78. 1S L Lee | > 4 . vi . . Be bu bask AU IsanA _e~ Indiana Siu o | 3] " | ‘: Bongos af | , oa Tampa E }, : : : " I , % . ? ea ys {2 . ; 4 i. } : aia ‘ yaa vy a . ee —. > be te — . . : fexvas by be ‘~ISM() ner Lon: Autsiana 3. i Humbie O&R 4 ‘ ; ‘ he ‘ ly " ’ : . 4 “ 4) 4 , ae : P . a | a(*) .> “ ' - , rs »% : 4, y* 4a? ; ta i> } ~ . ~ TS Pde TEBOW > FO COIR LS 9 eNO NT ee cr wea ee incdaecnae ik aaa ania ~~ > ze = 7 ~~ eee poling he hh oe ps os Sart x ice Tikes iabecite ae ae , Shghegaat es A Lace Ghar Arm&Co rest 4's a RY 78 . é ‘ ' : ; 3 . f d - hy B%s i d F , ' me a7 % ( a -' and vO. as So e * ee H6 96 . i nag : oa. ea. a hy : 1h Pe tie ; ee ae OVA S94 12 bO” ao? oY} 5 is $4, Ley | ‘| Os On ine bene Asan Oil ret 6s y . LOR ty ()? \ . : ig’ is 4 irgiial .¥ «(OS , ’ ! ot I 4 7 1, - ; . pa » 2 she 1 ; : ~ - 2 ¥1. or choice; gen 45 ..| 36% 7 ite £ ty, ue] Raw) Rau om let ? 103% 1033 LU % aacieue \eo: peeeee | Un : | 13%, 14 | WSMe3b ww! ad) 4s st 3; SOY RY be aie sf sos? a. 1 ab RR Is “oe 10 : t p o 1s. - Ae ‘T 1 t&P: 7 “7 ee Wie c & 30 fs ; Ito $5. 3 [rShi. 4s | 2 2%} 92% | 3a! =f ~| VS ae os sh Term 48 | Ht OA | wi. 57 544) 4514). litn Sh Mch! S¢ 5 oe ENDIVE _Freneh, 30¢ to 35e per Ib. bt +} lncal cast ' rarket ft s | go! tr ; ‘ a eo gee? i ae . ‘ 00 | 4 ? c us F FOREIGN N BONDS. ESCAROL—tLouisiana. $1 per hamper. $1.00, 7 F sat was eany 10 1c low: mant agi Am Sme! ms S%& To74 ‘ ee | se eedtygy ategeaag pla a 7 Pens aT ‘ | _—_—_— 96% Vt GAK Lic—Louisiana singie siripes. | ‘ me * anor im litle in t f a 9°) 4 + be : : ne 1 : a: : fe 100% |, Conce . BR! 38 gt. re “ae ; —_ AgM R7'4% 3) a) py to ¢ ~ Chi om ck Sa le Pe nary eheat bein carned | ACI Lv 28.. 991, 99; 99% /K ' ; Lt 9 38 $ 4% | Wabash os F ; 4 101% {Can IT Co | 2 , = sy — ¢ ane wl gaa Am 78°45 3) 95 GREEN ONIONS—Home-grown, wild, jicago oc a “a ss ak ceil rady, | ACI t gic ; | 97 | 96%! 06%, | Southern 6 W Penn P : 3 LOL % | Cor nsG &E Os } m7 44); é ; wih gm ; m4 ee Ba om | Ba P414'42| 2° | 92%) 925) 15¢, and silver skins, 20c to 2bc per cozeo ome ss be ; age ' South Ist 3s > T4% | “1 74% |W Penn P ; 102 %, 1! 23, |Con O ce}. 24 i! 476 bas - | ‘Bat j : ie . Tes : | mer Bis Le 20), ~ i , are of Term Ist 48 ai 3 yi { ! iW Va Cl&CK 6s é TI 738 Onl \ 1 204, By & ey B ium 4) an) &, on me, Se wei? Sees : cn Re 1 ) : a | L EB: PEAS—Missiasippi telep' One, a) 24% 7 eM 19/105 % 105% 1K ‘like nGas & EB Cl} 2905% 105 5% | Western Ele » Be 20)" rt Silver) 20) 1f 1 2 *} 16% 3 {Bre 8 Oe ; " iu hamper. $1 to $2. and June. Sil.c02 of " as fair. .* . > 1D ty i litsa c : OE so: , O° ‘ y | ae a Pa scale Syn.] “ 1 ' $i] y >& é, Y2 d 2% | - o d rG oan be t.-bu hampers tel phone, as TT - Better v a9 re r 7 or.e anadi rif é ss 12 4 & i Rer . lst i ‘ . i ‘ns yg i ) at } 4 e : : “ Mo, ' ; e , 0 } ? ; . “3 ( 1 c ' | O65 ; 4 » Ly ¢ 2. _GR EF “3 '~ i Eppr rs-——-F'orida, fancy $7 % i choice $o per lig-bushel crate: Ala‘ . : ‘ rn) & 14 L100 %s% | bama ha Mm pe -UM Tow ~ * Lee Rue, Rye eR RS ap Pa nt i, lhe a i lL A ees . 2 op RMP SH er enh aceite K ly 8 | ) R ’ 5 - : aR } Ri} Wlorida t hu hampers. “5 EPLB 30) 4 100 sm 100 16 (100 % | HORS ERADISH — Home-grown. $4.001 100% 100% 100% | } targe $3: No. 2, $1 ver 106 pounde. 26% |HLI "RR > 1 » 100% 100% Ae E—Home-grown, 2Uc 30c per . “2 | Du 23% ilo EI ‘Hl | 96 | Be L, is PU C¥—California, $3.75 to $4.75, ‘ eS 1 g: . : ~ ey a ae wl i and “a ood Ps 5%, | Boe ! | 95441 B5%a\y Ys ,and poor $3.75 per crate; home- a9 R 3 peg 3 siete , eee eee, oe “edd os A } : =) wea: weal otal ote | 2 | | 2% | BUe 95%| 9 | #! —s : per bu box. OF! ms | 44G cae . i“, som de Cs by LOU 4)! xn ; # & mim hy r ; a4 Jug-SiIMB 7! j . | Oe ae MS -— Mijasouri, Oc per Id, — “S11, % con re 9 ans Af na 5 4 106 lee 1 as a “ gs a SM d ; 9 Elec 6] f ' 954 : - | ' GREENS — owe «Kiown oe ‘. Teh ; ren F C wr 4 : nes wn # (). n43 47 Pay. : . 003 100: ee | Lie 1 ae per bu box. ant, a Lex & F Ry 5s . 1611124 6s | rer a1043 308 AOE | BPEL2d pf 225: 5 + 95. DOMESTIC BONDS. Fy 0: a OT | NIONS—New Texas crates, No. TF yale oe 8, 5%) PS 8] yj views Le iyae 991) FOREIGN BONDS. 0k : 2%* 2% aie. : = . — yry & , ee eee! oe i). eee eee ee hoilers, $1.75 to $2: ‘ ( | tae : | : , : 7 . . . . . ' ~ A - & ! IPkK & & »: | o2 Ae a) é on 2 | . ty: GPT | ee No. ik. SZ 25 sn .. pink pollers, 9.753 ee ee ost anal on tioquia 78 4 B96 | 5h S } Croes 2 es | AUPK 6 3S Ste) eeu Hoa) 8 53. | San isl 2 9415)... | Ne nite. $2.75 to $3: white botlers, 1 104% 10442 104? gg Pn Fagen hs ; Se ee wee aat | Sncogua 40 B R) 96 95 4, 96 tur Pipe 50) : a eee, oe %| 99%2) 99" 39 % 1M MS 7ww! ak ye Prd | $1.7. gr .2- ‘Lo ; isiana creoles, $3.50 sgpecg . ' 4 | Argentine 6 Y Al . ae ; 5! AmG&E, : Col 8 ito 4g r 100 pounds, Spanish onions, BINOKwMITNS% 105% SOT ie ke sy NO, ec J. ; " Argentine s 5 i qs O83, VR4 fan Fat ie ie TE. OF 1s aes : é 35 106 1057 19674 105 % Re C7 bill ‘ 9. i ¢ ts $9.10 wer crate. +s 7 i two through. #104 10314, 103% [: ND BAAN hile dite, BE pad Are 68 sfg¢ 59 Jun x7 i G 7 9 ‘ LS 2 1819424 104% '1104% 104? s 7iqi f PARS LEY — New Orleans curly, $7.50 2 =: «& " . e a £ ig » a"« . re j - MP . : ee ae peg : ce! \ ~ CAI cal id two through, | Beth S con 19 14101 100% 100%, | - ey Gs. tas a A Arg sfg 6s °9 Oct.| gg} cy cy 3 , Cau Gs 141 : A Sez 5 36 7 106% 10634 108 14 108% | M7 vi 5? 9. mi ag, | to 38 ner dar SA MRE , “4 r . 4 brushe r «| 7 1'101 14/101 %& 1 i . S me %.) O73 | are ete Ba tem 60 ik hh LTH rdG@ 25 Ss 10L% 101% 101% ‘ ‘ 7 RADISHES = So grown fips. Se te Se, 13.000 b ie] yf eori 2 uspels of! Rerh & 9 100%, 100 ” ” LA a Mbes 17. hve gv aan i pity & pe ge - : - ~ 4s } “sf 7a s itie ciel % 3 ‘ , 4 ee 2 | on ! Pee Rees ; 41 Oc, and lon white, 200 to T5e per bu bex. Yr ae me es A : : : e ss : : . Lat ‘ . . a ’ : ‘ 4 : : J a 4 » ve x 102 Le 10° EA 102 1, 102% } , : aa 1 } Ss 4 OR A OS oe , ‘ wih ‘ + a. 7 . "eso . . rahe on i as “hae hes ee , : 4 : ul ‘ 3108 ° 6105 % (EN } , i ee aie 10] 1, | Bolivia “s ... | 95 | Ger | oe }ArKPL» » 3: J Yo Go 4 ‘ SAU ERK RAUT—Kers, $1.25: halt’ Dare _ owe Wide “— ee * % 2 aQg ™ ritr op ae ee | 6% 463 } : eer | , : ‘7 _* ac mim | | }ry > | ‘ 7 } 1) ° rele, S23.50- hi orrela $8.7 res. casks a, $2. 75. 1 108% aa a res M&SL con Ss 3 \ 5 pai.) ABin ria B44 ct . 9% 100 7a Pow pi! x Te -++++ | Hadw64 3: 90%, 1 90%. "3 6% 16) 9 Os 4 57 SO! ASH—Alabama,,50e to 7éc per = 104% 104% | 44> on of , #i OD a ke Bene ge ; a ae te : te . ; ee ee : 7%) 9 | O7¥ A per tee hy ‘ “4 aa Be mii t nee 97 5 ke “ liette tH re + ata ft 33! i as we «ane ae , Ze! .y.. STRING REANS—Mississipp! L bone MIS ) os) ; » a4 5 »? : 4 —" . d . | of SS. 4 oe ; ‘ ~ 4 - ; eT ~ = . . : , ; : } . 7 . - . «] for stringless and «1 %1 7% = pr a i Zi - -* i - 9% ro ’ ‘ a ‘ a ae: ae. { ’ > a! “Oe o- - : : ‘ ae S MSP&SSM fie , g i- = 2 — aa ‘= 3 | Gob Adolf 2) 33 324 37! bed ty | seed o~ - \o: ‘ 9 )° “| ; vale ntine Alabama. $1 te $1.25 and ‘On | 3 : LG r ‘ Lae - ee ee sg E . 4 : | siana $1 to $1.25: Texaa, S0c. 300. 551 557% ie : : 1. Kosa, ; at : , 100% 1O0 wining ethan tbe we afer hens nts Mpa ae mite ec ony agen eee — saat “ s om ae Ae eNO NOE ILL ALI LLLP ALIBRIS ee een eee ee 4 “a oy ” ’ , al TOL 4 5101 %s » OL? LOL % Pordea uy» ee. Fe ‘ : : Hs * Qs + , > E ’ “i ie oe a : 4 nee “as 9:3 % T ye 4 2%, 1°11? Ie + 2% de Reoker or individuals to organize : ; ) — ) | pany to finance manufacture and BR 15 | ae , 499 ‘19? 1a} 7% nile of pleasant tastifig cherry wine K&T ae ae = 4 reg ee 4 avis 99 1, oy! Q0%% | arts : “eey ch : : . , ~~ Pag pi) ent ei or itl 87% | Bogo 3a, 1038, 103% | ei 4) aaiel 32%) 72 Equip 7 85) 14k ERATE |S * |e 1% LOL LOL Wanted— Capital *% . ‘ peach - . “so ’ ew Or DS ‘= - A partial list of these institutions will be sent upon request. HENRY L. DOHERTY & CO. 9)1 Boatmen’s Bank Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. tim BY PaO Me Ry, xt OE ae “Beg SE ee fk ee ~& I gen 5 ie 100" U Nor Pac 438 . : 16 1 Hus ly 40 = 100 0 (100) | NatLdCo | ips vie make | tte oo 5 100 ant% 99% 992 Branch Offices in principal cities ee eee Ce A OT A ALOE ’ > ’ ’ a ceo ot ae HENRY L. DOHERTY & CO. 901 Boatmen's Bank Bldg., St Louis, Mo. cond me copy of your booklet “Serving » Nation.” FRUIT MARKET Apple Demand Is Fairly Active— supplies Are Modceratc. LOTS PRODUCE ROW Ma: REFRIGERATING & COLD STORAGE CO. , a . . . . . , . 4 | : o >? > « > . . —_ - —— en er oe Se ere —— anne ee EE HEI ior ’ . « . i a — . , ° . — . ‘ % ‘ tetas [ . ~o ——otaenanatinceene ae A A LO LL EL lbent& fi rst (Closed) Mortgage 6S Sin ben i sold Bonds : | oh = ie - IR F GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS y whose Pp eT. Sart a SGE vi ny ’ af Pegg le a' RA 7 | ~ ; Ben davi ny cipal Pusiness is the stor’ BE My iz—crain bits and otters: = (Ba GgueTee ay ‘A, Bin02%4'102 1% 102 % | Phil Co rie 6. 100% 103% 103% P-L. Med 7 24 101% 100% 100% lonio Oi 2°) 1 5313. FPF PTs) 1134 | eeoitings $4. to $0" “willowtw $3 tol | We announce the appointment of gar e foods and | | | bs 5: : is 3.101 i , a a “ui @ 65 led and decayed stock discount —— y franchise, 1n ntown district. net earnings for a deprec ath on, ett cas i B tily cate 2) gs ; water 110 (110) 1K punt Alew Sn ee 307% 207% | Bois whet ee aS ae orn aenvinsingi, eee, See ree eS ot as Manager of our St. Louis office years, over 2.7 timesiIm |} , 19 rs ae | eres. > oy Bdge T1086 1, 108% 106% | eat aad 28. vat O71, O74 aerate 46. * 10: ' | Bond 3: | Bond ond Sales—Continued RA e- — tnese bonds. | 26 COTTON CROP 17,91 1,000 | ris ken lien #.-| 38) 78i2| 78%| 78s | Rehweaire 40 4@, 3! 97H) 87 4 87 | io G do 8 Se 46) 1/2057 as 105% | SECO a dons zoe eee cere? F ~ BALES IN REVISED REPORT\f2 oi: 43... gifts pais onts (tisaetacegen, 222 (apg RR ome © Bh RR) SO | oe a ® Aseoriated Pre : ie ’ ja 24" : isi d _ te Mr. Marvin G. Chamberlain formerly associated with Brown Brothers @ Co. a. 4 i » he oe ewe Pees sco: E. Ft 2 is a ge ‘e an pa ogg A Se : yj see Fi 3 | eet ee ak . . : | 2 : " ° i) , ih wie ' .Y ; ; . i ~* * : , . i ‘ 4 ; e : , “ j CS : OM. ine 25 ~ ee Jaga ‘ES AMAP ar, ae , : SI noe 1 ! gee ‘By 2 41 192% 1 Le Pit? I Ef . Mtn gr ay . | VT AtAIU Pgs Texas -etacdare flat § DFRSONAC | be 25. 1NI6) at 48 730. Ogacres J Mog omer ; 2 L&SF 6s 901! th orbs Cta St : LOL 10 Olt, | THE! , on i por cram asi | NEW YORK CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA Investment Securities Hows es. . 1 a a teeth Mes and ae ash BF 6 NT % 10% = | SF aaj | Po Pe " + ) : 1 abl’. oi . | CRANBER MS Tape Cod -31 ST. CHARLES ST fi tha ee picked’ per acre at (Goodrich Bo’ | SR 11OR 110%, T10% [a LASE i ues 6% pont !1aay 108% | Up Au’ i) 95% | B94! ig -barnd Crete a CT. Lo! 4% af fo. | mr 1G°R erop 7 h 4 ral ! ‘ ! i: : - ; . 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a 2 oe =) 1 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1927- Popular Comics __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___-~ si cieeailas News Photogra GOODYEAR TIRES ON UNION’S EASY TERMS | SAVE ON FURNITURE 5; P | P . “il . FArTAn;,! in Feast in Union’s Great Semi-Annual 2 EXCHANGE Tee A | Wednesday ~Another a : y ANEW : TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1927. a ‘ 7 Pe a“ = iva fe ’ . —— pt hc f E * apg , oh ; a De re x 2 ae in Fees ; : . . * asia ‘ ; ret a ; = + ; , 206 N.12"" ST.-7™EMARKeE? = & : ae es = 5 5 ay - “4 . " % j a SMA a , ‘ 4 Z Y (J 4s / ; fs f -DA Y eX Ag - Z, A ‘A Aa Ay ” 44 ; Ys a, J ff aa . ae x o ea ; Ee 4 ‘ lj 4 : : Re SEVEN eI 444,4 INSPECTIN Se * 5 a . "4 x rere. ak, N,, . © $ Bae = ’ % - > > : rm m we : ?. . o oe * % ¥ } ir. w Ss ae ” " : 4 Raster a a ; " See ’ -) 4 c c ." -_ SESLISSRRE RRR SRERRRESEELIRERE THREE-PIEGE on ae ne mal = itr > BERETA TNR: a5: eo ae oe 4, - Thousands of Union Customers Read the Announcements of This Epoch-Making Furniture Event. They Came... They Saw... and They Bought -Such Values as Only Union, With Its Tremendous Group Buying Power, Is Able to“Offer. The Wonderful Stocks Are Still Complete, So.Extensive Were the Preparations for This Sale, and You May Choose From Groups of Suites and Pieces in Every Price and Style Range... to Suit Each Purse and Taste. Your Purchases Will Be Held for Future Delivery, if You Desire. PEESL ASHE SA ESS SSSSSEY VEEL ES SSS NESS RO oa bes aio, ee, te Wednesday - | eae! CON Wee ee ed ome | ike S| Specials : meses || | S\~]/| Coxwell Chai $225 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite ey Plc} | 1m tigured velour, Choice of ; : f Pad O00 Ped f several styles. This pretty bow-end bed, dresser, vanity and chif- 75 i Pe iY | $9Q75 forobe are finished in beautifully shaded walnut, | et (i ad ll eS weal ! veneered on hardwood, embellished with an artistic | i Ws) | = Von Pay $5 Down . inlay in black, decorated with a pretty floral design. HH | eee L f : . a‘ J ened Chifforobe | : ee | In handsomé walnut finish; : | lalallala leteteaheetattatslesllle You Need Pay Only $15 Cash! : a zy S : lar TES [GY] | arze and'roomy. $0975 oe-Plesa- an Li) | So. %20 Three-Piece Living-Room Suite § Three renewed pleces, similar to those shown, in Al con@ic tion, Lou can get the finish - you prefer if you come cat. § BEGRERLIRR RRR IRR RRR $2 Cash Portable Phonograph L $60 White Enamel Light and sturdy. It plays Pa - iecerds"Soesinn ® 1 475 | Cabinet Gas Range Refrigerator Soe Cash $45) : ae $ 75 | Bedroom Rocker | Simmons. steel, in walnut | - finish. (Chair or $398 vanity to match).. ye itt “Ms A beautifully enameled Cabinet Gas Range A genuine Gibson enamel-lined Refrig- $1 Cash with large oven and broiler, convenient erator, with heavily insulated oak walls 7 warming shelf and improved spread burners. and 40-lb. icé capacity. At this special Pull-Up Chair Priced special during this sale at only $45. low price of $19.75. Attractively upholstered in Only $4 Down Delivers It $185 Two-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite Oaly 6 Ga cut velaai. Luxuriously comfortable and authentically styled...these two a | 1 ' . | a, | | pare b. Armchair, wing chale davenport, with deep cushions. Upholstered in Wee lour. A real value at this £ price. i Pay $4 Down _ 1 i EIGHT-PIECE DINING SUITES 7 “y, te, . “4 2 ‘s ‘ sere P $60 2} ll Fine Suites, worth up to $13, toh”? “ly ; Pe: Ward Beecher from the pulpit of Plyme with extension table, china i eC | SLAVE GLRL OF 186 Church 67 years ago, is still livin and 6 upholstered chairs, : : Washington. She is a college gradu a ; & beautiful pieces in taupe mohair. Hand-carved base...black welt coe . $1 Cash seams...Nachman spring units..-.reversible cushions in damask. Oak ee Apartment | Gas Range 1 | Gas Range Ice Chest | Refrigerator | Oak Rocker | Well-known “Jiffy”. Gas | In pretty blue steel, this | These are the noteworthy details, and the price is only - ; pn % Range with large oven | large Cabinet Gas Range. Sturdy Oak Ice Chest | Two-door style with L “= a sia tg | arge size and durably made sient = shelf. | Witt ! ler. You Need Pay Only $10 Cash! with insulated walls. | ample ice and food | . 'd k y dO aideaaaar she | sian ia and boiler Ideal for nq | chambers. . of golden oak, shin é $19 15 Rr $29 15 | 1.50 | $16.75 only . * | only . ' j : s beverages Special at Only $1 Down | | Only $1 Down | Only $1 Down ee Only $2 Down | : a4 : | S1 Cash ! Reed Baby Carriage Well made and nicely finish- ed in Buick blue. $ 1 97> ‘ ?" Five-Piece Mrs. James Hunt, who was sold Breakfast Sets $9.75 Four chairs and drop-leat 5 table; some unfinished, 1’ $1 Down! J | OUILUUUMALRAAAIRAMILALE mua Be TTA ‘6 ,9 PORT Pt! : MOTH S a L44444 a Ahhh A 7 -~ . — PFs er, a a sien a eA 8 Bid, IR Mee RE ‘d ‘ By Ons ee é a yd Se Pg Ae BEDROOM PIECES £1.00 IRON BEDS—Ip various atyles and finishes s20 CHIFFOROBES—C ; of wood or steel, $1 in walnut £50.00 LARGE VANPFTI With triple plate $39 mirrors ODD .DAY-BEDS Stecl double Day-Beds in choice of finishes. With wire wheels $1 Cash Laundry Gas Stove With improved spread burn- ers and angle iron $395 $5 Down! and leader of her race. —P. kA, obi legs. Special, only ; | ; $1 Cash qe SSL ISS SSSR RR EL RR Windsor Bed utfit, Complete | Kitchen Cabinet — Steel Bed Outfit Complete A quality Cabinet, finished ss | ‘ Finished an burl walnut $ 75 | " : $375 Four-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite —f}_ Sit **srect've cane par 6 Ata low price. JQ75 | Walnut Steel Bed, well de- $ 1 Q’ 5 4 signed, with resilient fabric >» NY SN SSS SSS Graceful bow-end bed, fifty-inch dresser, dainty vanity and well- Complete with good spring ’ 7 d oe ay) and heavy cotton mattress. | $2 Cash springs apd heavy all-cot- arranged canopy-top chjfforobe in shaded walnut veneer, exqui- sitely decorated and embellished with high-lighted drawer and base ton mattress, only ie 5 h i i if i , panels ou may have this Suite with twin beds, if you wish.... Only $1 Down Dellivers It You Need Pay Only $25 Cash! ’ ? ; apne Only $2 Cash Delivers It | g@RR900000000000000000 008 EXTRA SPECIAL! First Quality Holland Window Shades 2 for 99c These perfect Holland Window’ Shades, 36 inches wide, in choice of ecru, blue or white. Complete with fixtures. No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders (Barzain Basement.) =— =" — "2.- ans! v8 Fen ese, . , _ va i " ‘ths eat d¢ is . oy phiee NVITD: List STH Tae t tbe ites id: 4 t: Tityts is nt} PNR RE ys) Saeed tahesis uleds) 5 bb 7 - Ba ttt Sor eebaerny ci" Bi NSP Sy Serr Seats. eee tie reese ; rai lly ii S SSS S SHES FESS BSS S SE ee eee ES eS SD a er & TIT de) EEE TIT T i e This baby air- 4 F € & oe CONGOLEUM RUGS 4 . h i P . w i t h GF SOEEAAOEPAEEF | folding wings,Z: Slight S and. @ | and four-cyl- Seconds Upward 1 inder engine. : flew recently BARGAINS IN ag from England = % to Berlin. It Fo ee su was built by and sizes. ul <t : Major Barbe , | 3 and Captain Broad. & 54K" Pap a wnt SPIsSSESecenesseeeee Bie ’ f4. 4 a ISPSGeeeeeetieeeeeeee eS Br Ving Sg ae 2 3 ong * y : GhG a: fa co : Monday, Wednes-5 § 4 ee G It was drawn day and Saturday $= by G.C. Schick of New York, (Bargain Basement) Only $2 Cash Delivers It | TILL 8:30 “ea | (Ss) . $250 3-Piece Cut Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite N “ S that funds will Son nce teall omemnaed = — and bed davenport shown, in $ HO = : | : ) | E Al ‘ be availab! j monair, are indeed three gorgeous pieces. The bed- 1 QQ LJ NUS ipondl i Pad Cs . == Cc | SAVE ON FURNITUR pi 4 va e, . :. _ @ some time, to Pete AD eS (BERR RERL EERE ee Beste ; ~ me = : Fifty-feet of molded Garden You Need Pay Only $15 Cash! qj : e | l= om “gels a $498 | ~ ee a for one year Ironing Board Made of heavy wood and 5-Piece Enamel Breakfast Set = wel! braced. A $100 ‘Silver Gray Breakfast Set real value at..... Yip Hi ela Four sturdy chairs and $ 75 Four well-designed chairs and extension table, fin- Loo ry P Aly pretty drop-leaf table... 6 Magazine Rack ished in pretty silver gray and ¢) 2 . AUS AVAL. Lt Le | attractive gray enamel fin daintily tinted. Th ARO ke / : = | attré y enz - . , 1. e uphol- Oe Sp | Choice of several co atte Ga Ses Soe ‘ colors in stering is in imitation leather. lacquer finish $ 119 Special and decorated 3 - queeswses ish. The five pieces are specially priced at........ Only $1 Cash Delivers It es _ 2 * - ~*~.» ~~ ; a Ay vy ECS ~ 1 Sa 5 . . * ” *** — } ab ideas. 5 the ds hs ° i. Se } ee ee i be Ae , Pee SO ee rice OR BP ao - bts 3 DS gs “ ‘ PERE DET SA eS a mee bac me : » g by yi Cs BS Aga! i Q- + 2 ne es ae fes By ¥) ss E = sens ay te as be 4s Ae CO os ae. davenport ovens easily into a large coil-spring bed, and the reversi- | : TArTaA®, | | build it. vie spring-filed cushions are covered in gaily patterned damask Bs ey 029 cou 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET iad | Cie a? ZOGW.IZ™™ ST -7'NE MARKE: ’

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iti ci 2ipaels: aeltaents ; t— » al o ee eter nan. tem dni ts oe sn tae a he ai ee ary uae et eee Popular Comics >. Pei: - “es Ss \ | : | Home Reading and News atvoceame § A > ——— a . " Wounem’a Wasi Fe ae el i eee nae? deorstoe wah oretititir vag ~iartaibemnns ie ag [ESDAY, MAY | , \ SN 4 ‘ N TUE MAY A SrreSS TN ee TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1927.. 4 206.127" ST.- 7°. MARKET cr ere . ~ -_ -_ - woe agen * “~~ EF RE RE NE ar A A RE NE MOR EET 8 re ee AIOE LAG + AON MP RY LEM ENE NID the NEEL ee GN rt — pesreugnstinenpenenta a —— menmnenneteeiues es en eee ~ — nm ee we wus eons FEO SEN OTE ter stern? enemy rey ame os cee tet emeneane: Re nner 5d ia ett or any Pa RE I ey el he = as OOO NY “=... 5.55... 2... 7... > > > a lie) LSSRRSASBSARESSESESSRALSE SSE SELEESEELSE SSN ~ MG WS » BPRBTEVSTSE £44244 SS ST SS OHS ESLER SESS EES SEE ES 25.9945 7 ee han ty, hy ae 3 Si ROR a ey ee aey BS, Sees ae none : SS a Uta Noeeeneneaee™? ji? SLAVE GLRL OF 1860 Mrs. James Hunt, who was sold by Henry Ward Beecher from the pulpit of Plymouth Church 67 years ago, is still living tin Washington. She is a college graduate and leader of her race. —P. & A. photo. OW RMA Qua SS ~ * MOAN WV 2% ee eee & o% _> > > > | OK i Ne Ni i te oe oy tw A RET ty nhieu ttamyine ” oem — " OE AR mig creme 7 re em erat th eine «inl : ee EE WESS VOCE WEU SE EE WE LE PERL ARERR RRR e RELA R ERASERS SSESSSERLASSSSSSSSSASERES SSS ESSESSASS SEES EEEES _b erence yer003? ver Witt y Scene at Baton Rouge where gangs of work- ers have been busy for days driving piles and placing sandbags to raise the height of the protecting e¢m- bankments. —P & A ohoto a en y Aid attains is “ * . so A Dye re Soha yn sabe = es Posie iw tenn a a te a a ee ere ee s ab are - 2 ee ‘ wis het ink chek Sate ’ aon no eaaney te ~ . —— ~~ . ne rey es wo as me ote Aas yc PIRGRECESE Eeeeaeeeaeaeeseees —.. . * * = WON RSS LAAs d th AED CAAT FAP t tgs she eas hha hse std See | Wawa ‘2 e sa es : mos beeuhessine + SS esas : “sax. ? goseset* ** pias L geass eseseua SATEEN LA OF re ieee s "a | oA La ALLER LE EARLOBE ERODE ELROD OREONERTIEOE Vij Cyrus E. Dallin exhibits model for his equestrian design which, in seuliaas will be 4 placed in Cent io Boston. —Keystone View Ca ST. SSS Wt OP oe: : SS ee WH RS YY YGc Uf? hei “di Libbddsddbli Z f Wilts lig uel MAY DAY IN THE HEART OF RUSSIA} dete te tet tee ti tit iit inti iy yy ey til on Fr | ded - “sot : =, jf *pagenaigsetee jr ". Spggoiecescenceanaacoacs nites cet encsts Sal asi a oti roe Bien (4444 aA oo ge “ Ss pe x pvarsootion MH SS «ae % A+ oe +S = 4 SES *Ss5 SSP FTVBVV es ee F8s 4H , * eyed up to &75 Easy Terms! TTTTTTTT LLL CONGOLEUM RUGS Slight $4. and Seconds Upward BARGAINS IN Refrigerators ‘hoice several’ styles and sizes. Values up to “ TO POR ee ESAS . a*% ~ Xj i ee fa, re IEE This baby air. # 4 Y A NEW CONCEPTION OF Ss hj >. Ww POLROORPOELEROEEEBPLEBUREEANES ertte edb hA hh hd hs 8 i t h ae bla. _ — sbesecued sae SORE EREEEOREEEEERBECEEEECEEREEEREOLELEBAREATEEE 7 ecarsrersrsere? " ’ J . : ww e: y ees ais “i we oT. rey . - oo —s falding wings, £0 and four-cy]- inder engine. flew recently from England to Berlin. It was built by Major Barbe and Captain Broad. ‘Underwood TITTTT tT ttt itt te a ‘: CH, & Underwood. OPEN EVENINGS Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday TILL 8:30 | i that funds will SAVE ON FURNITURE AT | i. aracabte, Tarra eB ao build it. ile [2 EXCHANGE STORES Bt hire pact AU LW 4 2ZOGW.I2™ ST -7'"E MARKET STs N .," “J WAR eek eee RA OREN CR OR meee a ses > ae cash Bs ait es name | Triititiiii Sie Seagiiag -_ —_ - - ~ — -~ _ * . *. aA AR 6 04% oS OSE SS SS SSE LELSABREEREL EL ERLE ERESRE EES EER EES ts, RDP WEAID* 2 oe Spm SSS SSSR SESS SEES ESSERE ESE EE SEEES ES ERER SE & SS © © “**e«-* SS Sah 4 SSS ~ WS RXV nnn Ww» WW SAWS idenede ud UG BCS eae & beh 6 =o by G.C. Schick of New York, e 4 - ” ba “Ss 5 a It was drawn -- 7 . 5 and he hopes "Photograph pe younpitere in isecow nelle in vas great labor demonstration of the regime, Herter. Se ee ee s * CREAR EEE EE LEE EEE ERE AEROR OC EPER TAKE Oe rrr rrr rer sir? — A684 a “. e@ <“-werwrrr? Cd ed i eee S

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TUESDAY. MA YX iy # 1927. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | PAGE 40 * THe Wortp * __ with IRVIN S, COBB THE WOMAN OF IT By Marguerite Mooers Marshall i ABE MARTIN On Readin’ th’ Human Hand What Do You Know? | | | A Daily Knowledge Test Angelo Patri is just the prin- of a New York grade but the late Charies W. president of Harvard, is doing more for common-scbhool education than any other person in America. This school, a model in every respect, is a mecca for teachers from al] parts of the country. ma ictp 0? cipal 1.—What are the two largest birds now 1M existence. school, Eliot, said Patri ee ee ee ed When a Honolulu Politician § B (or , BPP PP LDDLP DLP PLL LLP PLL PBL AA ASA 2.—What is obsidian? Monday Night. | I came home tonight Sm 4+ ‘ Ss exid. “Did you pay tne) Oa: Je 4’ . : “5 po hv s insurance today: | he “(y =n and she suid, said — Yes : | and } ¢ more dollars rail, thats « ’ _ college educauon. ‘d his toward .o set on having alu, EFORE the Hawaiian on of islands was taken is Union, the natives were : skilled in polities a race of high!; imaginative gy ple and musicians ag well ¢ i/mastered the speech of the in 'olent American assim ilators, inal va aint SRE SOs Uae A eR! oy PE ER ORR eS took to the platitudes of the tess go ° wer *. 5.—What is the best known work of Bartholdi, the sculptor? | form with amazing intelligensa as | At a recent election a Candids ‘for the Legislature threw: | home-woven Straw hat into ae 'ring with a statemen ae 4 | follows: a | “I am here to speak to you | my | for Office, and of ak inner intention to secure the same | iby what I will designate as the |fair means. J am not @ gumeeko ,Some one but can become 80 if the | | quarrel is specified, And ft 4 /more to my credit that T gm was] |to offer myself and my abi Fis. _[ have no old sores to pick, That my peculiarity. And m 6 ladies and gentlemen, fellowsvot. ,ers, and friends, who accept me | otherwise, I wish to Say that when : the votes counted and the people have communicated as os 3 + aan h, moe cr . |were their private opinion eum | and the golf tournament, they at | SALT REMOVES STAINS it willbe. found thane Bets | fend the movies, the theater, the | ese ‘ - dinner table, but they watch, they | Apply salt to the stain and pour bagucne do not accomplish. Only the few apply | do that. tage With every accomplishment pet it | PPI Cait acta ereepat AS RAEN. PETE re . - a 7 - is ° * [ 3.—What is the difference between rum and whisk) less few PPP A AA dP ANA Nh hl ed Wet 4 os NAA AA UR eee eee 4.—Who composed the opera “Fidelio?” vou; am,” will want fraternity | said, | said, | papa | arent certaill ly HERE was a day when boys Tana girls, especially the girls, | were taught accomplishments. | That is, they were taught to be proud of some one thing they | could do well. Now we are for-| getting about accomplishment and | dwelling on text-books. That is | not so good. Suppose Bettie learns to make) jellies and jams, the best in the) neighborhood. That is something | to be proud of because it means | need | . that Bettie has mastered a tech-| nique that will for all her days) ; : a “ P give her strength of a certain kind, | J.—Who wrote ‘‘Leaves of Grass a very useful and self-respecting | kind. If you can make prize jelly | you can do a lot of other things | that grow out of that accomplish- | ment. | AAAAAR Rr nnn nen nner There was a day when making, Answers to today’s questions will be found on page 42. |} something for the household or for | asiieniatintaniventaagibaliaitiiiaas ithe bride’s chest was consideris| a | | high accomplishment. ‘The lovely | | patchwork quilts, knitted | ‘spreads, the embroidered things! | were beautifully done and the do- | ing of them had a certain effect | on the worker that no amount of book knowledge can confer. There; ©O™e&S 4 certain strength, a certain , | go a : ava ‘ ; . > t growth of mind and an in. | Self respect and confidence that “And you the pest him there. “of cou “Ob nothing, had better be nes endowment por Fe * t ws ~ joan said, | think fine thins for hrm 3 . ’ r > way through college possible.” and L said, : tajkins.” Joan said, “I he: will he eit will be great get 4 saxophone orchestra. and ‘ a terrible idea. what’s the ee | al ith earning talking about - 2 way through collese. He play at dances things. Joan said, “I really sical—artistic, | and Pablo Casals. I said, “Who?” 1 “Wouldn’t it should become a [I said, “I thought he was £o- ) PLP PNP NLA LO unpose - and Sire | supl os Why?” and I except that taking Our another | NNO LOLOL NAN ALD Ah Lh Lal hh LP ahhh hd Od de 6.—Who was the first President to wear a mustache? rse. PLDPP PAL PPB PPL Pa PP LL LOL AANA ANA AANA NA 7.—What is the second largest country of South America? he to his | as much as) “Now you're | wonder if and I said, lie can jAZZ “What “NOW | were | desire would Do Young Men Marry for Money ? | ERCENARY mothers and | My aausnters have been the ob- | jects of masculine scorn these many seasons tar be it from &s to defend them, especially now | ‘hat there are so many other ways for a girl to earn her living at sides marrying for it. (After all, when not merely the main, but the one and only chance for a woman, was the wife-and-mother job, you could hardly blame thrifty souls for trying to pick a well-paid posi- tion!) Marrying for money is, however, not only unnecessary for the girl of today—it is stupid, since it is choosing a hard and disagrec- | . work we POLLO DIDO OLD AOA Wel AA Ol el el et OVP POLLO LA OA LOL OA A OA NLA eh hh he Lead le ll ed et able means’ of livelihood in piace | 8.—What is lignite? of one of the many interesting and | well-paid opportunitics open to | women. But if no girl of touay marry for money, how doubly un- | necessary for a young man to turn | fortune-hunter! Yet—does he al- | ways feel that way about it, these | days? Although we make g00d- | natured fun of certain male habits and characteristics, we frankly had not suspected the prevalence of a musical?’ if he and Joan | said, You ee ee ed PAPAL AAPA LA LALA ALE LLLP LD PLL LR LR POLLO ILO AD A Dt > ee | > run a said. POOP Oe ee eet ern a ee PPD PALL LLL OL ALD A NANA cl hl el Net el el Vl el ol Wel ll at 10.—What does “per se’ mean? | Is One o’ th’ many embarrassments that kin be averted by studyin’ th’ human hand. ISS FAWN LIPPINCUT read a;tie back, smoky nails are a sign)}A glossy, red hand with blue Move: on “Readin’ th’ Human that th’ liver is closed t’ traffic,)| knuckles an’ cracked Nails is allus | Hand,” before th’ Skunk Ridge! clogged an’ out o’ commission. Ilat| sure t’ belong t’ an idea] house- , nirit among American|Club Thursday afternoon, follerin’' nails showin’ well defined half; keeper, an’ denote an energy out er wee as von accuse them |th’ salmon croquettes. “Ther’s so/ moons indicate lard on th’ heart./o° all proportion t’ th’ strehgth o’ We dot he 'much character in th’ human hand / Closely nibbled, turquoise nails de-/ th’ possessor. Often it iscet Ue, the dress, le ¥: cette The Sketene in «ele Aa “ Be Vey ~¥ _ Now, sketches: Figure first, 3% jacket of velvet’ sundy with @ SRA shade tn °. 3 scalloped @ nd = crepe which The hat of felt The fur plece 4 a There were aad . conte, ‘Ome ‘asd x sh, * a

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine : : psec a ee : ‘A May Day Picnic AUGHING Around) | (Sie Oe Dia ryof Spring Styles Seen by Marguerite Martyn at Kentucky D ae Tue BID 2 AY is. as a rule, a delighiful : i or | month and ideal for picnica Wi ) a [if we have a lovely home ™ j | CP§@) : | , _ wih IRVIN'S.Copa | A f RD RE agate ~gae ey town, or oup with large grounds | , | lA : : / ‘ iwe need net“go off hunting a spot a 3 Bia io picnic, but just move out-ofe-e ‘doors. The right way to prepare EFORE the. Haw aiian group ; : seat ! — aan ya a ? | for the picnic is to erect a g00d- of islands was take nm into the gg HEN & ott vest : ee . . 5 7 Pos) Ae ty ON +. 7 Bee ae , sized tent and set forth the table Union, the natives Were more Joan Saiu. ii See ae erkien . ~ a ' : : V ee, , = }.5 ri '? re and camp chairs inside. skilled in politics. Being baby Ss Bre | : | .: ; ae ; : ‘ . x ~- J ‘ ‘The tent: may be attractively deer. . siewt. @ i in tA 4% s ai} =ii% ‘ole Oe me / 6 % Meo, oe | e . 50 With them. Anothe r grill will “of course. WHY. pes Ce . : ' ie val ° eee yh Pose ’ | a7 a be needed on which to boil the ‘ ; ise ‘ - 9 ‘ 5 2 : i i Ps i ; yr A ; , " ' iif i . ¢ “4 J . ya , ; , ‘ “ an. 2 ee : > = [* a yee, aN , \ | e+ 45 ' G4 | 3 : | sand wiches, cakes, pie or fruit datn- hing for him! WO! ni JS ==} Ue SEO! ais ‘ o' >: Ge, Bony j , on | ities. a fine t sama : es ™ aes i ane ‘ ; Yj e: ' ty 2 4 a. + f : a } j : vA ' ‘4 e) way through courte aS sULe ‘ \ Co, mt | ta ee ae ip? wf i eet ae * : ly Ne ~4i Well-planned outdoor games fur- me id ‘ NN yA 1) i . Le a4 | vi" : i / 3 ? - i $ es ™ Pp ; } : ho oie / i eee ve ‘Wears ’ ‘ " : . , ‘fer myself and 7 oes Mm it will be great If Ne 15. e can mea gate ' _' ee | Be é\ iat (ee . ;g i ithe other less boisterous races tn —- ei ane my ‘ - i ‘ i ' ‘ j P . | oy § : . ; me 1 sores ¢ Arye pm get a saxophone aba run a AZ i! 4 wi), aaa ions E | - i." 7 ae e a | which the ladies may j,oin—arch- iti S res oO Nek ° PL we — . 1 \ y ; 5 ae 4 . i é y j 3 t ; ane 8 ‘i . peculiarity ‘2 : cm. Tee ® orchestra,” and Joan sald mee x \ yi, | : - , ia o iia ANA Les ery, ball played with large rubber : : ; Fe 2 a [jf 7 ' 7. 7 i : 79 . : 2 oo, e fo the grounds selected the day at dances “tn thines.”’ / ei ia Fy *. #4 ' ° \ | | ‘ a hee Me J = s t Ee before, and see just what the pos- " " ae ; at c ; - ; / rs ’ ‘ ‘ ai . } q ‘ Sn >. “t 1 ! ; Se : z= . aay | ai 34 0 |. fant eso ‘after | “ith its own teakettle and alcohol it agcain. — ee ' S irar. one jua ar anvta! > rt i oe ‘ ; . \ es ; Pye, y ‘ 2”. yf? We j ) ~ Sees 1 ree: °7 .: i i 4 water. pometlimes atter stove Ee + | : Vetere’ ,f . tiem “\) hou iit VO _ { a} i . , . : aad -> ’ ’ a . | . me: 7 ne . / 7 “ "| » Ks i ‘ rad j is VW Kk your f’aue ree? . . . Biains, so. Ee @ Plece of butte : a ~ _ Display Seem More Elab- & fe. . ieee fi 4) uous ‘work your beau-/| wie delightful thing about a pie- r) , ‘ : We ne |), ‘ A “sO;E Gi | le jty & alist gets a little fan of he 44 : | lack of formality, and © Sa , ts. 1; : LuUil 7h and a i] -* '0an ; ifde i ! i c j \ ‘* 3 ; : E ; ahs af) ' ‘ . nie is ifs : ' " | fai ies around her eyes, bul _s~ “ : : . 4 2 : | ? Ps ‘ 9 * , _ "> a . | feat the eggs. Then : hink it would be fine if he should’ grate Than Last Year’s — vm EE ay ee | : Ria MAM Ned Ad A ae dae ok: | j | Cvervone shout 6 Se eno * ie eo “Oh aera a4 OW YER | tar OD Bd | 4 r days of the “water cure” an | / It. , ‘ - j CR aes id Be A EPP" B TS Sate j re dom to wander in woods, pick wild Some Tailored Costumes, EF et di gem. Aled \ » Bie | wg he if ie littie lines have , ‘ When a Honolulu ion Speaks | r? A, ee . ° oOient Aine rican “as8Similators , ~+rs Tid ZI! Legislature threw hig straw hat into the a Statement somewt} : . & itw hat as . OR NORD NN OR RED NO EY OR EE ECR NEE RE hE Rei A as ahi ipiapet es me ret ne ni « ax aK se : ’ Me a my . sanieeeaal . a z - onde peak to yoy of and of my ‘ure the same designate as the Mm not a a iuUarrel. Who accept me fo Sav that when . counted and the way Uliie ated aS it play - 51. a seeltacasr lara shadiipaaee cieaetaameniatinadiin = Sie oatatian chasattaae a tan reibeanenittacunimn tides tena ketene ince ie we se « use na 6d i NE limeg melted into milk, stirring ie ae a ae ee; |; : rf, - eS y : | flowers, play games, go rowing, if baking dis FOO 7 Aenean ee . pgi gs ; 2: Strasse sg ey ; aii Pe | 9blivion. Just try it. pots ; ; “oep gel gma: rt i, tain -cotes| Seee@eromined at That,’ . mmed with dark brown) jiggii BPleegiae ape 27 y a ig 8 Cr | | ‘opyrizht, 1927.) there fs water nearby, or do gen- Pow os & PRES , Kee . | 4 a shi stent : Beg cea bbe Hie? aes!) \ ‘ po yy eaten EPrne meg Ze erally as one’s taste dictates. ioderate oven ean.” She said We wii] have to —Fox Scarfs for Every- , it in scallops and 64 C6 2) 7 game” Aa ha a F(a oe Strawberry Fbrosting. FB a0-6 or about 30 nger on the sides. The hat ig of Say lad: A ae al J alt | | Cruse one cup of strawberries, An ensemble suit ts tn brigh®€ oy age, body. re dian, m Might Nad 4 Mae ee / | add one-third cup of sugar and let! marigold angora jersey and crepe 1927.) | rn. : n all white costume is worn by. ~~ HE Fi Hil ML. : il | : stand fog an hour or more. Press'de Chine. The long jersey coat ) Sh eee . bias seated upon the trick | PAE Pere Ber’) . * Hat ¥ ithrouch a fine sieve. add a table- | is made on straight lines and the MARGUERITE MARTYN. walking stick. The jacket is of jumper is of Rates aaa The ' } rey hirred beneath rows of trimmed with erepe eC ne. he oe L- § a £ as » tched bands. skirt is pleated on the right side. white coat has a scalloped Jt n Children Agree panorania of the mode, It is Cd8e appliqued over a red facing. | a, not sO easy to sif ut tvpieal ang The hat worn with this is of white | raid trimmed with flower d Dad Says ‘““Amen’’ : 5 : lis what I have, with the sketches and bird motifs appliqt ied in par | a -— a Ad here . ee ee : att ; té + do. ? f athers Yvon io QQ MES S ) : , : : son otes in my book, to be tes is a coat of lacquer red ra-, f)\, ~ KET | : ‘\ Be e = 3 e oe minutes | poonful of lemon ules and enough confectioners sugar to make a 1 ’ costunics at frost Serve on plain cake. ities Alten mA I NO 5 a la ARREST I NS te pees PN RB. Eh me Pn arp me ort asain . ae ne os mand paery . 4%. any 1 1) cor t ‘OW? 5 le] g4 ‘ 1, ' 9 ag 1a ‘09 +t 5 | ic LJ ‘e . * « ‘ . sical t : -” . ne . ; 7 ; oe © - e Real IT O amd outward along the frown lines. ai Le & = Ps ‘ 4 } -~ nea, ,* Ly 17 — e ; vA it . } "0: 4 St ey D ~ . e } - . i * . i | The nei Oo} skull caps next, : bproa ripes of ] Be 4 | And leave whatever cream remains with € flaps. ome with halo embroidered with dots in several brims at the back. colors. | nd elaborate Next, one of the two piece jer- | “Because h fe ° i} f his Yr li i ] ‘ ie S v " hh Ose ro = ng w~ i if L Lie — } srt ‘ Ci U u § vided, . ou uo n it Cho = it - in skin care of ai] But be sure you get the T al inary training ith your kitcl emploved upon one pair. Black trmaterial. the blouse of beige and o ids trimmed with snake | green woven in zigzag pattern feet—she had the il. Yet}or whistle tragical tunes, or to, . | : f —" Palmolive. A soap made solely for cer . Smal, jewel | Riding Boots With This. she was this side [reach notes beyond your register, | eC . | Pal — st Ma Bs iabigrad Mie _| the purpose; to guard your skin. 60 ee ere Dans wie sae tee horsey ISITOR—If lines and wrinkles|*°" “., 7%” ae fe a | yes Sr cad aden 1 lather. fa ; ane years of soap study stand behind it. tvpe wears gray tweed coat. brown. es Gulia han a adie Mee ee and scowl at the same time, _ | site Se olive ard palm oil lather into the | its results are proved by countless kor close work, sucno as Sewing, \ ' skin. Then rinse with warm water, schoolgirl complexions everywhere. I consider the foréhead strap o1 | and follow with a dash of cold. ‘| Get Palmolive now. Use no other id aap pagan eS Te Do this regularly, and especially} on your face. Experimenting with ean ceare jeweled |i cont feet SE Mamingo red |my birth certificate to convine®| 402 it on as you are to wear our \ 4 at night, for one week. Note how! unproved soaps is a folly. Good com- ll Oe a ‘0 those who haven't grown up in the a ee ee / nuch better your skin. Use powder | plexions are too priceless for that. below the knee. an Inset f printed ¢1 bm j same town V¥ rubber’ gloves before You alttaCn a i catia make-up al] vou vor Ss But piste rhe Datendiiee. Peds ca. Chicago, ae ae a 1 ‘leave them on over night. U.S A The skin food will play its part \ at night. Coat the face and throat on until morning. HE following rule is credited] That marks the modern idea fal By Frances Olivier a | I hope you won't tell me, as did with more beautiful complexions | beauty culture — the proved formula | than any other method known. Yet| for keeping “that schoolgirl com- Keep it’s the simplest and most economical | Plexion. foi? } ‘ “A an } © t by . . a i e| na «44 roWwy sCalnel riding 4 TI} *) Saf THe ry least. AS a Hoots. latier } et TO see ~? | oe | ssf , oo s » . * reground at the’ it 411) r iC te ahout : so ; pe sine ‘ : ly " pyeEeTif ? Oy Ne ble \ 4 ' re, ee : be us Lon ; Md. wa a FB » a ae ’ ; ' wr oe SPa wave 5 lin Bie i 4 ~~ s ; ie : Dip the fing: rms agar in the cream, yjiano now. COs rhe coat is unlined. some of life , . : “i and exercising a deep, tirm . ~ . - . Pt } —— . bit an — ° > ‘ ° rie \\ MY} gh t woven Aad si , hows aloes ’ ne hn ' } } = ] ’ nr j oe ae | H * é ’ ii ° Lj y i ia e ‘ Int roid i ad In gentile pressu! > dé scripoe a ro ATS Wrap. mother-in-law &- l permitted + P ' Siiver. : : Se . 4 piano Suvel shi: s of blue a vellow and the > « - ° —4 YY { : ~ & ¢ ¢’] : ‘ hiacad ’ . : 7 y 3 ; . | mf ] >t" T f ; : si} yuid r ot is g I> ine t) -Of velLrow ant l . i ee | if } , tia? SF - jon+-% ee, ee e } . 8 ea Ly A ninian. . : eas. eh i VO j seeeeenes t onitl, ind white plai on ge se te te ner tume of black satin! wor you mine untwisting the} 7 Thi W cok oe |} eoat dresses an . piece sil Ye eae | ae 2 a : Spec C 12 ue CON . eas0 diae- | Sanditioning a beaene ) re | : ‘Treatment brooch, a monogram sewn seer som trong 0 fe a D3 . as lay and V > "ss \4 i } | 7 ' j ? ci a © - ‘ium with hem and tw f 1€ ; id : : efinine the halo brim of the hat. You sew with your mouth and you: : Mare el for 7 , i, ~~. y is one of seven children who former- — @ "* one. aren't vou es st eee wom. ing coat and blouse of white tweed |Am J right? Or don't you realize; heir grandmother’s bread. Then, five | aes a | eStact hor ey ides Game wear | SUGRIS Wee ee ee eee ee eae C K , ahie } ag? SY me . ? .° her gis ~~ ala) rate as a ery si oe But sii OR © : RE me 7 ; v4 . eee ’ as T . : ey : ‘ ; ’ - . : = sti! ton Mar ms I vay ahy eit THE RH YMING | pajority wear sports [roces. (a eee The i ies Reaeh tii ot: hove a natur lly dry skin, | Get yo : " : be bet ; 6 7 Square Neckline your wife—but it won t prevent Some Affect Horsey Modes. ° ‘ TY? , > VW Paait i ti ‘ : , ; - . majori r buy it. She savs: Tt OPTIMIST the increasing varicty and eclab- ondit moth-holes. Moths lay eggs ‘a f Se : % | ; -ation of the sports costume wi | ! child: en to ‘Are for, i eould not bake. By Aline Michaelis : | ne sen its simple slior . lhe collarless square before they come into the open, eat hakers’ bread. I tried different . ete lin 3; gallons, $5. Ac a of this good, these kindly aii 4 atural flowet rine, is attached to the bDlack) § te ee pe - iilie i + 3 ‘. . ‘ \ Z : ia , _Ar d ’ The Larvex —s mg = .' . . ? . 'fQ } eos S above _ out os Yock, Y. The Sketches Llucidated. eee shoulder completes the cos- sure that its flavor and freshness . " . Park Avenue, New , al Pang cS rite a cheery line, vow in elucidation of the | tume. Mm criticism. Its rich, evenly-ground grains | S37 PRevent® f I Sens Gell pe ert, wears a | oe will produce the best cup of coffee you . Sa | | ARVEX BD 8 cteser aie wcnelae Sse Me en TES MPS BOY. Be ever tasted. 10 is packed in a vacuum— BM! * i: eae (0. pleate othproots Betis Seo ct SOUP OME-LIKE GE Bey nscan "ce" tucseation of scalloped and Secnes ine. blouse. | VEGETABLE 5s While still warm~ \ —* everyting made of wool nore elabora + BWeel- nless vou tak rious pl er oe oy ees i the season. This dress navy blue gundy oe ‘ 1arrow tucks crene which : : . acket Delicious, Appetizing ul lines The hat of felt matches the . 7 ‘+ is The fur plece ts Pomeranian [0x /Only 1@ cents cum. a at to insure per ct Vor @ 102° Thelarves Corp ‘QUARANTEED @Y GOOD HoUSEKEreme waeatiedl | xi? ~ ' ' i - . : an onenneemapmmamanncearedaaages 5 owe a ee ee enna caped guaranteed of money cefunded. ‘ ; _A Phere 6.ere ? nium be 1 - : fy : yr Ss

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PAGE 42 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine N N \ WS MG GQ WN MY WS “Zn Dy \ SS SSS WSS SS XN SSN WY \\ AQ, WL ~ SY i as WW SSN SS SX ~ W aN WY SS W MG SS WY WA W SSN WY WS \N W \N MAX Ws Xs SS SSS ~* TRAC Vtttithtiththe Mf LISTS If SA 4 ; tevitttilhllhlielllhlllll, d A, FPS 4S FEF Leh FPF EAE ITIP AFAAOF IEEE EEE FF FFF AEE SYNOPSIS. way to He : + He ' s a > i * tT’ a - : , ‘- ’ ‘% ’ 7 : ; ; : ‘ a rt J ~ ’ c.4Ve = AA Du.t! : ACY U INSTALLMENT IN. SAD. “Be of good cheer, ms heart. of the fan mal! Tai! in his stirrups ‘he mornin: “Was aw ec Gai. - — « 4 mame Auiemnert s tad. on tne > Vi ; apy ae ee Po ee RS ye vyrenuirc Kleinert Siilty DabdDy rants ~ v \ \ are changing the color of their j dresses or hose wif) Yi J/ LLL TURN NN Yi Nyy ct \ ‘ \ iN AY \ | Beauty You Stop To Look At “Of course it looks fine. reversed aaa v ¥ : SS aie ROR Gotan i aaoNaaAT Renee" TUESDAY. MAY 17. 1927. GNSWERS TO QUER The Post y Persona! Bre 2 en atte Sod gincertl: ee 3 si@ Fourth street line; * Lafayette to Arse-; - was a cable line. ‘a T K.—You should consult a) we dealer regarding Your Vid- | and telephone calls o ¢—You should Inquire iene companies in question re-_ # ing full information of oper- | eae of their machines. | y — William Underwood, | hman, wae the first mai- ¢ canned goods in this) He operated a canning} , pear Boston in ‘isel, in| prepared berries and) .e American Civil wart: ecanping’ business ¢o. at the end of the, 30,000,000 cans of wiss B z. Eng!'s Becturer © 2. had reached dstuf fs. ee PesencCRiBER.—To ciean W - Poon shades spread a sheet on; floor. Lnroll tbe shade and ith a soft sponge or cloth scrub shade with powdered magnesia | nich has been mixed with water, mer treating on one side turn | shade and scrub on the other srt gum is very effective in| licht solled spots from | ;im * moving indow shades. SALLY.—To make butter cakes: | ix 1 quart « f flour, 1 teaspoon of it, 2 tablespoons of baking pow- *¢ Rub in 3 tablespoons butter | *. mix to a soft dough with milk. urn out do ich on slightly floured ard and roil to three-quarters of ~ inch thickness. Cut into rounds | " gt size ot it biscutt. Place | moderately hot greased when they become a; turn them over andj oY ther side. LEGAL INF (By a Member of the St. w A. P.—The wife cap transfer} ely such interest as she may bave | the furniture, MRS. ANNA ll.—You should ap- ~ to the County Court of your sunty for the mother’s pension. w. lL. M—A minor cannot sue fe parents for opening his mail. p.-D. -EADER. — No license I> -essary for teaching music. You ae pean mater ea ots pines Dispatch reserves the right to reject any. y when accompanied by stamped B | absorbs grease this clay are found it feels like | Vaeated tn 1377. ‘lle de la Cite, is Pp i known church in : Gothk. ey r answers by mail c questions of wa ‘a 4 variety of clay some . + a cleaning cloth that has | crease stai b, der ana —— It is a when > to a — Florida, South Da several sane composition of Fulle alumnia, silica, magnesis soap pow MRS. L P. L—The: Rome, which is the r the Homan Catholic to be the largest world, It contains s nd rooms. The bui north bank of the Ti the original portion the time of the Empe tine. Additions have occasionally by the tiffe who have lived | the place at Avignon, “he tains innumerable trea and literature. ae READER.—Notre Ja dral. on the eastern ~ aa wh. > _ dation stone was laid ff the high altar was con 1189: on its site were Roman Temple and (of the fourth and It is a svlendid e St. Germai the boulevard St. Ge oldest church in ¥ i been built at the eleventh century, th E tower being com i twelfth century, 3 ORMATION , Louis Ber Ass J rts ; if - ’ > hs Toth eG “ ; " : ; i = PANTS are made e Mee aor ha bial tor use ON your Car to give it that le agricultural isp smail. medium, large and ! —T It fows evenly and mi ALONE.—You would have. —_ fish on his own if r enthusiasm. we _ ey rhaiitt, ~ Lf ile a suit to compel the mah; @ 4cense, * 4 he rks easuy, and dries overnight. Is : : Fa . | transparent. It will cult a lawyer. entitied to any of higs rt LIS} ieNnl. 10 WL not tum lesa you should in which case the —_ = fputh VDakot sided. EDDIE W—A man his wife's death had contracted for nec- lat ody ti s at : es Re me extra large stves im natural, : 3 white. and flesh color. ‘ “se , »~o . Pi =. . 4 = | 'farm land, used ¢ —- 1g money over to you. | MARY LOU.—You S.— You can redeem | for the amounr s ‘ 2 a ot } i “Wiles = Li ( . ‘ ir ' 16) EPS toa get ON - es Se ee an FO: Lid for them at the posteffice! you them, or some on ve } ’ it Wi neip to - ‘ as whe r the Federal Reserve Bank. mony. ao ong ogee per, being waneeeaghe, wanes VEDICAL QUESTIONS» : ‘9 ' . a Se ee ind sanitation questions of public tnterest ong’ Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases ui 1 TT? . J a —The treatment of? ble as shown by exper consists in | 0@ avoided, : £E6.U$ PAT. OFH. hings,rains and storms as sturdiip ' ' 7 ; iiwt Jer. It is great protection fora : um prover of appearances. Varnish and see how easily | ALRATCIIIS r car with it. S| cari: nettle rash) i : : &e eT etics, laxatives M y 4 T.—For the . — rT, . cc . 4 } ’ pa « - | HeLan-Paust Paint Mec.Co., St.Louis USA, Be s to ¢ the offending Sea such a case as P , ) . s.. ‘ Rd - ; ances, followed by intestinal aa sficTe $2 GCaseT 17% WUT neighborhood ; F hp ; a - S Sepliics such as salol or phen- | thorough examination . | S| » 4 r 10 grains. Locally b | ten — s . . ae Potions taining earbolic acid, : tr ° - be; yp tees Loca « felans Duxpar \ eb Sil Sting oe tie neat ate ee self-addressed enve Whe name Ki einert’s—famous for half a century on Dress d an 43s also @ misc guarantee | } of protece tron on San- ttary Gare ments,Household Aprons, Baby » Inhoc C)y- Pants and Rubber Sheeting. | eeil .. Shields = , — , > ry Tv} saaVUurt . ve a is ait vyhistling back toward applied over the body are of bene- | Also the particular article OF | your question, we . fit. + causing the trou-'a physician to you. cas ; r?ry 2 : Normaics But ; Il wonder % one Zil FOR EVERY SURFACE—AN YWHER@ gg “ct ee . 2 ~ . = ~ .¢ rr 9 yromise the autograph’ S MpD RE ln * sre? 4 * = ; ~ Hartcourt mm the answer she “Robert Hartcourt had never read. Se aaa ae ee 7 | oe | | & x » _ Ty ry Robert . : est? ory : P rr . tu . “Ti © il £a? «1 3° it ‘ sis Sh A had ae > HBR MSE Maye E rem = ° MF / vo i 343 Frier | MH, ys Sspaten NAaaia | egg 4 ) pe Girard . Mo if my, +o + ° | ee oe, tig “tha Z e" a ; A ‘ hee Clark ; pS : hy Yj; ™ Willie } 4602 i i} ; oy yes ltt ' : it ‘wand ; _ 545 Meters—550 Kc. ; ae ' ¥ L. _ ~ . os = ~ ‘ ¢° ‘ - ; WEAF. New York (492m-610; Pe poor F $024 Laclede | G- WSAI. WGN. KSD ee .... Webster Groves kK SD woc Wie > ° . 4210W Garfield . * - z ola ful flav d for sandwicl : es lightful flavor as a spread for sandwiches. ) 2 =~ Mo cikee, g-: \ . | ES ve Caiinge + oo oe . ae > a c Bread war N. Eleventh 171% Vietor lo27 Carr ; 700 N. Tavier 58°66 MecRee s we Evenin Pro ram ee es ly 34 me ‘ ~ *, = : 3 = i 7 | . : = ee F ‘ F ‘S. Twenty-third SHROW-WhAILE ICN and Creamy lal eT > a * a’ WA SO AN et A ge Laffinewell Leffingwell Tulea. OF ie Manley AMER VERE | Mary Keller, 65. $446 Mirnescta if liner 44i6 Minnesota fT ernie H. , .....4318 Ttaska " Hattie a - ++. 2906 Gravors | R- tilorer, , 2033 Alice? | Flien Grecnateiter, % : oe Si uma >. ree es iJ. Rich. 61. a9 u: o 7s . » va 40%y Pope } saft 7 , a tad r 4 > ry M. 4d. Stre repanane =o —Kraft C Cheese. But to this we have added relish and | aie ae ihe sat iee “Fy ¥ . * : cnoice spices (no meat oroi!s) which blend so 7 +1 zo i 7 7 that we have produced a new prod- a beau —_ - perfectly uct, wonderfully good, exceedingly tasteful. , ee co CHEESE “re 2417 Cotleme | KRAFT eT weich® ot a —a A ; ad Andersen + eee - im ..3824 Shenandoah | “07 S. Letfinaweil .East St. ras Leffingwell ; Try Kay at our risk. If you think you have ever purchased a more delicious spread for sandwiches, your dealer will refund the pur- chase price. That’s how sure we are that Kay will more than please you. Kraft Cheese Company Geaeral Offices, Chicago ae Ta AMOK, St. Louw! ner time «? mist; 6:30. Ber- cers orchestra: Talk. Apple Biosen: iris; 7°30. Berger's orchestra: & “The Meliimg Pot.” Grace McGowan, soprano: Meredith Beckman. tenor Jacquinot ‘les, Organist; Alice Maslin. pianis: George Junkin. narrator: Lange's or ehestra: 8. Lubri: ratra: Green. Mo. | End Hete i , “737 Morgan | --«.2t2l Weehingtoe it4? Kingehiah@ ar | a ie 222 Gratiot | pot? = 6S. 143 gi8 | 1925 Hicekers } 4384 Lacieds | 4384 Laciede } 1018 Ss. Oth} ..846 Hickors | . Weileton ; basion | Exta | A girdle is as young as its elastic > Harmony twin ' Eveready bh Dalla Cm-1% —! | N ird! | : Now vour girdle er combi- e'nudio pre WHAS, 1 ean’ Py mation MWiil .ast Many times } as iONngZ as anv vou hetore. For Nemo-fex teature, the Lock- This fs the Kraft trade mark. It! guarantee of highest quality ¢ flavor for every product that Gama When you see this label on the | of a package vou will know that #@ staked our reputation upon Ge Ges lence of the product that is insid®@ WSs you buy cheese look for this means so much to cheese 2 following varieties carry the Kraft American, Swiss, Pimen® | Old English, Grated, Camesae=™ Nippy, Brick, Limburget, noe and sold in one-half. and one pound cartons, in packages, the five-ponund doz. ever had wWHo anamarsing new j : SSIDA 54° Teies f Jil West Courtois | 4137 f_owiaians | 4109 Louiate J119A S. Fin: JiiIPA BS. Fiat .4648 Doetanical } Antonia, Mo. | $534 Washingtes | ..«.. 063 Skinker 4359 Theietan = — -. S228 N. Lith | yy ? J > | 5 . Anofr, with a purpie thread ties every elastic st i oO the webbing firmis enc. (sirdle No. 780. cut to fit the waistline and a hips. Wiz. New , " comitroit tac at oe erchestra S10. tRe Wiz To Get Home Help A murse, maid, housegirl or a woman to do cleaning, use a |} 7 = - : Post-Dispatch Want Ad. | en - - re PRS ae RA: nd es we : 7 . —— — ee . ae —— po ars... Vere, Call MAin Llil The quickest way ta cet hame er _ yt go a Tetia. <t Lowia. BIRTHS ECORDED. office hein — throogckh a Past-Di«- patch Want ad, Religion oma se | r Den Amazio pro- 7. Bwerready bour, 8. “ry “ er. §RET S. Tr ee Sis. ‘it thie

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keg TUESDAY, SA rentneaaiemementennsenteammmene MAY 17, 1927, L__| - a INSWERS TO QUERIES : nc Post-Vispatch reserves the right to reject any query. el ‘ fe 5 : : : : | 4 yf fp; P rsonal and telephone calls or answers by mail eaunad be | AN UY YW ZE ZB TE siven attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt- | er cae YY ggg, eg sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. __ Ze Sae—The old Fourth street line) BERTHA.—Fuller's eart:. is a Nap ee es Lee Ee OY ane from Lafayette to Arse= | variety of clay sometimes used for x . 39 See as 8 eable line. cleaning cloth that has been oil or actic | women - De K.—You should consult a) &rease stained. It is a fine pow- a ee oe, ge re sere i ae a: t] ; "y ee WS 5 : r g e ' olor. of their Gg: ea ale | —=- ee of canned goods in this — 4 soca cg He operated a canning! §ses OF ose LWT = .. y near Boston in 1521, in! rag TUESDAY. MAY 17, 1927. 65 IRR a RY rier PAGR 43 The St:"Louis Post-Dispatch Daily '| The Greatest Story in the World—s, x: Magazine al hem and. belt of the shj jacket is reversed ang ith the dull hy f is Side of the i ¢ The Bible in Pictures — ete | iy! | an FT i - ——S ‘ x . . il 4 ’ es — EN et ame CT P AR) | en es - o - , = eeemimpesniane " a A TT — - _—— ee = ? Po ae wa —_ Bp. f.—You should inquire - c-. companies in question ree, =. ag full information of ober) several’ European 2) ang of their ma we _ composition 4 ,i-— William Underwood, | ‘ jishman. was the first man- | | absorbs the grease. this clay are found Florida, South a ‘ Heyy i ee - TAR NNW Pin SO AEs Da CECI ees at rr ete ee ree —_ me dealer regarding your vio-| der and is very porous, so that Be When applied to a grease spot it. Deposits of in Colorado, | Dakota and in he prepared berries and | The American Civil war) ted the canning business tet anne HATS W hat you |] Say if you giv [ vour Ford a coat of Duxpar Var- nich: ME Eerssreclf ond ; nish. YOUcaN GOItyourseil! and you will be amazed and satished with the results. Duxpar, the all-purpose varnish, is ideal r use ON your car to give it that like- w appearance. It flows evenly and rks easuy, and dries overnight. Is ~~ SO, ATTACKED, AND FOUND THEM EMPTYEVEN THE GUNS THEY HAD LEFT BEHIND WERE OF PAINTED WOOD. THIS PROVED THE INFERIORITY OF THE ENEMY HE HAD SO FEARED AND ANCERED THE NATION—AND THE PRESIDENT. A FRIEND WHO INTERVIEWED HIM AT THIS MOMENT CAME AWAY TO GAY: “THE WAR WILL GO ON NOW. OLD ABE 16 MAD.” ably wants the certificate now s0 as tu have it run date. If that is the case, give it to him and take his receipt for it. OLD READER. An owner farm land. used exclusively for agricultural purposes, may hunt and fish on his own land without ; iicense. MARY = i thin, aoe nee Ww Pi «a HE DETERMINED TO MASTER MILITARY SCIENCE. HE STUDIED THE REPORTS FROM THE VARIOUS FRONTS, TALKED WITH EXPERIENCED OFFICERS AND SPENT HOURS READING BOOKS ON MILITARY STRATEGY. POE ee et cert Rte peng a tes Sie nln, ant of -_ = 4 A és saa taae de ee « a - Site have allan hn alan etn henliintn Rata neleen heen teh ie tiie. aanekna base ee . 4 te et 20 AA eter aN here | tng eli eia tet tee aac a oe > ono RRS Sn ND OP ee me YO em. oe mee have MAW); @ You. would + In ine wth ly " wT COUpPe i be ie uile LOU.—You would not his savings, divorce to over ws ee nt ay hy This Comic Appears as a Full Page in Colors Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch 5 Ou s Mm rede ear and transparent. It will not tur : noite. and VW il] not discolor anv sure atanips fe moun? in which case the Court might Ger be \ arnish ind see NOW casuy em ure fr ane ‘oer +. Jt? YOUT Cat WwW . 3h aint Mec.Co..St. Louis.U:-S. \ I DON'T KNOW WHAT I FELL FOR, SUT IT ASN'T FOR FUN! 2 RNA Ain Dhl EN tee AN Ee ABN te ke CITIES Sys we ree ae 6 — om «1 0 pa + ahem mered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. MACRATCHLS.—The treatment should tice rc (nettle rash) consists in Mm tse of laxatives and | A enema s to expel the offending Meemances, followed by intestinal meseptics such as salol or phen- | meine, 5 or 10 grains. Localiv ' MBTGNs iining earbolic actd, Menthol, benzoic acid and the like wolied over the body are of bene- i. Also the particular article or tor the ities of } rou- ¢ P , se alta erie ae | |\Wan’sking : recora!l 4409 Hunt 4916 Parkview. ‘6 Biaine. 7 Aberdeen pia e. Schloss, 3767 Washington. Barmack. 4166 Lindelii. Post 328 N. Newstead. : Jordan. Maplewood 1.4 M. Richmond, 5815 Del: N. Faupe! i H. Hagen. l1 Conrov. Heilen. . Mose. I'VE LOOKED TILL MY EYES HAVE BURNED OUT, AND MY HEART 1S HEAVIER THAN MY FEET! WHERE CAN HE BE? AN of ble aes shown by expesience be avoided. M. Z. T.—For the best results in such a as you describe, a thorough examination should be made by a competent physician for diagnosis and treatment. If vou desire and will send a stamped self-addressed envelope. repeating your question, we will recommend physician to you. ti } } \ emetics, i case CT iti VOUT neighborhood ; “_ 2 5 ¢ s . ? ee 2* oer is Duxp arVamis RY SURFACE—ANYWHERE —_ ——— cont T} \ ‘ att t WT ti] ; ‘OQ 1)8in-« * hy gcret Causin2 Lfie i) \ \ \ ans, nts \ ; \N Y * —- rriage Licenses - Births Recorded Burial Permits ea MARRIAGE ae > tt World is . Blackie? ee : yj | ANNO MBANW Sh ti Sid Where in the PROG d A. Stucrtz, 2°24 Alberta M. Dowdell. 2G19A Accomac. 4} vy» . rac. 44:3 LICENSES, }7 Sot te — * hand * ie + maaes 9 8s , - : . mussie | - . Maplewood, . Peoples. 2917A Park. Peterson St. Louls h. 2918 Miami. ° 3106 Abner, M. Poynter. 1014 Oakview, L. J. and B. Rosenbloom, 1235 N. Handley. | T. KB. and K. Hough. 5646 Kingsbury. _and H. Oberman, OS87UA Cote Brilliante. | . and A. Goldsmith, 1422A N. 18th. j BURIAL PERMITS. County. Gosu! Look AT ALL TH FooT PRINTS AROUND HERE —I1 HOPE SOME GUY HASN'T BEEN HERE AHEAD OF MeE_ AND CLEANED “TH'PLACE ODT ~THAT WOULD BE JusT MY LUCK! —AND LooK AT Tat! | “HE ASHES OF A CAMPFIRE— ¥ SOME BODY 'S COOKED HERE F OVER “THERE ARE SOME. COFFEE GROUNDS -— Now WHAT Tu! ——?!? \T'S EASY To SEE WHY You UaveE To Wack * NO HORSE Coutb Go THROUGH “THis MESS OF ROCKS — HE'D KNOCK Att THs BARK OFF HIS SHINS t Now LETS SEE — HE SAYS HEL RODE IN A WAYS AND “THEN HAD % GET OFF AND waLk Two HUNDRED YARDS — HE SAID “THe PIECES OF POTTERY WERE GON A SHELF v- . au sauce a 41324 a iat : Laclede = { C a ; P memtdeli Moenkhaus $2159A California 2244 Randolph Rr Groves | Ww “8. Kerr, suston. Tex | Anna Jones, 55, : 7 Chippewa iB. Thomas. 65 4380 St. Garfield |L. Chaney, 31. 221749 Franklin. Randolph | Sarah O’Rourge. 67, 3516 Arkansas. Ge Y T. Killough, 53, 2033 Wash. oo oe te Leffler, 23. 5247 Palm St. Louis | Dreccurtak ge yeas Ap va Ruppel. 63. 2719 Salena. \. Broadway | Bertha Meyer, 48. 2140A Staysbury. N. Eleventh! a Lehmann, 74. 5800 Arsgena! ovenia Holmes. §4.°2006 Chestnut. — redericka Stege, 77. 4335 N. Broacway. | Curtis. 61. 5978 Cote Brilliante. Pachter 429, 5767 Waterman. _ Svozoda. 68, 2426 MecNartr. 'R J. Broaders, 39. 1034 Lincoln. 'Mary M. Searles, 2624 Oregon. Kulikowski, 18, 5021 Ulena. J. Streetmaker. 78. 4809 Fountain. , Weick. 71, 2406 S. Kingshighway. Annie Maniey. 46. 1512 5S. 7th. Mary Keller. 68. 45348 Greer. FE. Eliner, 82, 8994 Lincoin. Dennis FF. Husecy, 60. Jie ‘Hattie MeGhee Giot eT. 29. -eeee.. 2033 Alice | Flisa Gruensfeider. . Rich. 61. 3429 | ben n euee Pons in * sg “saat tas 7) 239 Scott. : ? College | Bettie | ‘urwin. 4 months, 4440 Maffitt. | Anderson i; #H . mw. N. Newstead. 3924 Shenandvah | : JIZIA S. ISth 1A. > OF S. Leffingeweil Gast St. Louis | yy perry. 69. 3424 Vista. N Leffingwell | ; 915 Paim. N. Letfinewell | pt. M. Ryan 2903 Alien fo.| Sarah Hawkins, 50, 2O21A_ Ft! tcl | Irene Property. Carroll. 61 Boy kina, Sterwecker. (,raham., “pe Kate Forster. ea ul Katherine Kirchhoff. 42. 3950 Juniata. - . } Yes? rv i Marv Praz. ke 2pil .utger. | A. J. Thickitt. 42. 3133 Rutger. Divorces Granted. Julia from. Henley Suess Fred from Henriette Fields. Ethel from Lester Crump. Eva from Joe Hrebec. Theo H. from Richard L. Mary from red Kode ‘ebster OE FINDS THE CANYON WITH “THE_ BIG BOULDER AT THE MouTH AND (T ts JUST AS SLIM DESCRIBED (T — HERE, Is WHERE. SLIM SAW THE INDIAN POTTERY — sane 4210 . 26.36 e%~s ss ORC ot aaa A seh een whol piphly Asso asthipcaye nema # i | F 7500 | ©. | Ee T¢ An gi . oe ~ As ‘7 Ty pi Leffingwell | b. | J} uisa OK '% ..an0o0 Lafayette 1446 Minnesota $444) Minnesota . -..- 4318 Htaska sas @ ale “900 Gravois Waechingion, Springfield. ¢ 2 1556 Gratiot : 72. 3253 Copelin. linois. pisSabnere aabeaed mole. 4044 Wee'mineter. 1031 Soulard. J \ een ee ee eee Ryan, 4-3. a a8 His nd Ee Cash and Carrie—sy Lou skuce SE Te TT, : . mT San ane P WELL, CARRIE, — | | THIS (S ONCE I PUT . WE HAD BETTER | , IT OVER ON THE STAFF -- ¢ BE ONOUR WAY- // OH LTHINK \ -~ JUST AS A GOOD L THIS IS CLOCK /| LT WOULD BE } EXAMPLE -- FIRST ON ) MORNING £——"/ ASIGNOF /@ PEE. | ||DECK, JUST LIKE THE CAPTAIN Wa ->...,--..SLM9A S. Tint Se. Joseph—Clear; roads good. | ! following varieties carry the Kraft labes Spee eggs Joplin—Clear; roads good. ; p , ¢ Washincton| Jefferson City—Partly cloudy; | American, Swiss, Pimento -..563 Skinker | roads good. | Old English, Grated, Camembert 4339 Tholozan| Columbia—Cloudy; roads Nippy, Brick, Limburger, Cream ~139 California | Moberly— Partly ormey: and sold in one-half and one-quarter “Louis, ert Davidson. we — ’ Laciede | Chinn. LO too4 five: Eg} | wri good a es FF, Damen a EF x roads cloudy; roads, ; ’ : : : ' good. Hannibal—Cloudy; roads good. | Kansas City—Clear; roads good. | | Kansas City — Clear; roads good. Poplar | 3218 N. 11th | Erie ........2823 Russeil | good. | | Sedalia—Partly pound cartons; in packages, j4rs = Be Bavee—atary the five-pound Dox. Fr cite a3 r 5 ~ F . Louise Eye . . At Belle vitie. Mi Mercedes Tetin : BIRT ~ | pO URTHS RECORDED santana ins has = ? ‘ a : band namb 2855 Cian Springfield— Clear: roads — : oie Tiere Tower Grove.!' Cape Girardcau—PFartly cloudy: aby A, Burice . g cloudy; St. Lou! Bluff—Partly a : good. _roads good. a7

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| n) ee ~* A Advertise in the Post-Dis- : ) scotia: a aap e nae pennant met Eta ; D patch—because Post-Dispatch Ss ities ; TUESDAY WOMAN “Wants are read by persons N SSF rant to reach Call ~ Y MAY 17, %% you wa ch. 4eaphe “iene g AS ea ——. e 1X } 2 i111 k for Be : > S Shs SS Sa eR . : : TT ). —ask tor ¥ \ N gs ‘ NS pot S CS~. FF S SY SSS Sess as NING? ong ert ad-taker os S Noumsy SS See CLEANING? the expert ad-taber. TOMIC PAGE™ TUESDAY. MAY 17. 1927. PAGE 44 WWII Yui SEs A Full Page Comic in Colors, by Briggs, VOL. 79, NO. 253. ery Sunday in the Post-Dispatch Somebody Is Al Taking the Joy Out of Life —sy Briss uc : _@ t = am eee : i mee SESS Sesccogm a PCE FOL Oe f eh 7 UNR 0 FE § EL ; § = a a ) FISHED FoR Two \ GO AHEAD - MAYES CONFOUND Luc a . Dow tT TALK To me THE FISH AINT BITING SoLID DAYS IN THE LAKE | You'tLe ceed peo: ones Now t Doa' T Kyou t ~~ 7 ~ i WELL You POOR OLD Bum ae eee aes pH : IM LEAVING TorrGHT FOR ee ‘i MATS AS AND STREAMS YOU KS | oa dee BACK AND WHETHER (0 Go oR. : | | eat de Just GOT BACH: LAs To BE AN OFF SEASON GoinG To AND t DIDNT Roy s ARE AC mot THAt 4s wm gg _ if Oa ~~ bane , ath ~ f ii , a : ‘ _ 5 ‘ ; Tae NoRTH J ' SINGLE FISH OvT/ SORE -- GO: Aus f \ ALWAYS THE Way wae SEASON FOR FISHING OR SOMETHING - TAKE AS rei ey iS WAY LATS | CAmg BACK AS Soow AS ety You muGuT GET A Be ~~ DovuBrT i Tou con news ** | SAW THE STATE OF | wt 6 3 = ee “1 MAKES $44 | : | ) ) | ‘ ttn, be es 3 Munroe S 4 “yh VW . \ 4 \ \\\ poe LAND Buy Charles A. Munre fore the Missouri Pat Fed. 8 1926, declared | Gas Light Co. with | as 4 speculative + | Q. Ifa big cleant | the common stock g | that? bi Cartoon Follies of 1927—by Rube Goldberg be | ; 3 : - _ | Steamin Y outh—sy Marjorie Henderson | | a ai : — | a Me eel S | THE BATTLING BROWNS __ eVKEAND HS UAE ———__ “se ee . . Q. This is really” A. There is-no pol ne — ew , " TH bes, ve Ra Se \ iE = 2 ~ gi ee —— Power & Light Cor- | of speculation is it (YouREe A FING CAE To M th KICK ABSGUT NEAT SSS , urchaser. |) = Se tion, the P T, | self and your associa ne O03 al at tivar \ | : APT - ' | . AUNT 7D ee Pe eratigh ee Sams \ £- | 3 : = : : | oe | life—in the pureha ai ri oP Z ao > 1 LASTIMS | : ; > es : Vii wear's THaT tig =e wo A Ses : Brains $ an | §$ IF THISK PD SAY | ‘ Louisans Who Kept || and electric propert tay, \ ; a ‘ Ws >S AN } i ae pes : ates ‘ Ws cae ee ef i : {MAN Saving, \ ) = bey i : ol tee ont | : : | “GENIE TUNNEY” | OF HORN-RIMMED GLASSES=-— THe Their Shares, Benefit by |; **!! 22 owner in the in | | ?, 2x. @ 2h — eA | eeceinin — , : ne | TROUBLE WITH THESE GLASSESIS c ever purchased. I : : | Hace GIERY BODY Look IA\TELLECTUAL= | Completion of Huge Spec- || sold but one prox YoU HIRE A SMART-LOOKIG BIRD aie Ditton |, that Tam a@ stoe HORAS-RIMMEDS GLASSES Because YouRer — || this investment in ¢ some HE MUST BOC A HCAVU- THIAIREEST ee | (Laclede) was m Avcsts THEA, WMHEX YOU ASK HIM FE eeeeCharies A Munroe and his four | sole purpose of fu Tits GvoT WHAT YouR BACAAICE FS Baeociates, who in 1924 purchased | investment. There IN THE BAA€—,HE SATS HS CARPE ol of the Laclede Gas Lignt || no disposition nor int FIAsD “THE SCALES. a today sold that control to the | sell this property, but ities Power and Light Corpor- || sometimes when I SSS SS SST SS —————————————————————————————— SS = 3 =WHon, 2 holding company of whied || testimony that it is 6: — 3 9m L. Clarke of Chicage is presi $38,700,000 it This Comic Appears as a Full Page in Colors Every Sunday in at think I had better i | Toff - | Iv butt and 5 = | —By Bud Fisher Onc of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch “a hus Munroe consummates one get out, because I am ies [CAAYT KEEP MY you've GOT THe ” a >. ~ OOM +erve tet OOOO Y 00) te ANA ee yi’, 7) ¢ A etets AR ’ : || ' j a —eagge ——- -— : — = | the largest and most profitable | that is its value. ee _ as a GORNA MAKE A Rg {| LISTER, MISS Toe ae MISS CLUTTS, = wo PE Row | /MisS CLUTTS, aaj NO, JCEE- = WAS Se ulations in the annals of St.{| reasonable treatmen oh | >pelcriTiow TO UCR AND | STLe. ICES Sener) =a) Ve A — a (=| PERFECTRY | I'm =, [==({ A COLUMBIA 56 sis as described in detail in the | | |; Box oF CANDY FOR TERRIBLE, 0 r = ( LAST AIGHT AND = Geebst-Dispatch of last May 10—a | 1G THE GUN wile Tock His OCAF AUT To ONE OF THESE RUG LD MODERN SHows! ~- +> LINCE . } = Bede i weak aie @ wTrrTs e \ PF re HePEe $ rc t t ces iv i— ' 7¢ J Rk S ae € c hoy al tv Ny f- : re ~— 1 7 KISS H-Reom 3 “a His THE RIGHT SPIRIT. |— | BEaAUTIFLL Girt ! ees SO lee en f ‘ aE ' — WORLD. ae You BCAUTIEFUL * TM GONNA TAKE KER | ig | NINGCENT LIPS: yy, _ - f a €% 2cAhUSG : } ww tw ee ee oe A eFiVvC POUND Box "it — Be i ae & ae + con —_ (ae j 3 me 3 eye ; i ; ‘ YWAY La Ree } ; 35. -. ; foal ae TERRIBLE / a \ : wee ri his l tilities Power : Don't KAOW Ihe Y ¢ aa et xtigt fo ; e 8; | . = : : : sone a Light Corporation also hav? Pchased an 8&0 per cent con- of the St. Louis Coke and Corporation, which operates es and 80 cokes Just THwkKinG ABouT “© yielding Mumroe’s group & | QuAWERG AND C00 fit of $7,451,000 and Munroe | if a profit of $4,470,000, all | ' hin three years. 4% 7 a iA - t QO , al wp ~1 Sew Gots na | Official forecast f will. and vicinity: Showers fers Said to Have Paid 8230. | tonight and tomorrow. phe price paid by Clarke for| + Mi fede Gas is said to be on the| sof $2309 a share for common m for which Munroe and ni? mates paid approximately a share in 1924, and which 2 On the New York Stock Ex- pe today at $238.50. Munroe B his four associdtes owned 59.- Shares or 57 per cent of the} Outstanding common stock | lede Gas Licht Co., and 951 | The Toonerville Trolley—sy Fontaine Fox Bringing Up Father—s; George MeManes ed This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Pe ? Beet Of a holding company which | — Y created, the Laclede Gas and | THANK COOUNS= ; eric Co.. and of which they | 1S rule begin exclusive ownerAip. Bea, be ee tke bought the entire hold- | . fOMpany and through it be- a A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in one of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch or ' F es THIS 15 A FUNNY TOWN THE SKIPPER SIMPLY WONT STAND FOR ANY OF THOSE IN INDIA. WHO EVER has purchased, : I arx, ma. £ ae rities of that com-| Rall Clerks to Seck B 4 h + ¥ rei rn . J 4 = ’ 4 ros mbursed | ALBUQUERQUE, No ¢ cash they put a Ss —A general wage ince ting the Valnation. : requested of the Santa d ee Be — bs : one-man control of | mittee of the Brother ee ~~ are interest was to) road Clerks, i Was Sms “SOD the valuation of \the close of a two-day i rr ©, Dp: oi *Prliics € rte me a —— “ i .. eeegecetss? \t Mea ataes on ean . ee he ® eee s2ee8 ja eyecare aves ea 7 ¥ My aot a ‘ s for rate-making/ the brotherhood “<2 Bed __had been in prog-| was not revealed BOW gs “oe Page 2. Velams 6 increase will be asm 4 whieh