St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 25, 1927

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eM EEE ee ee as ak COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1927, | = Be es:, the POST-DISPATCH MORE Classified Farm Offers “~ ae other St. Lous newspapers COMBINED! MORE FARM OFFERS 3 after week, month after month, year prints FAR than ALI ni id x4, > ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper m St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service SPORT FINAL Stock, Bond and Curb Tables Complete — i 79. NO. 260. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 925. 1927—48 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS beg il IN TOW: 1 eG? ee x «A i Oa De Ea Pie ATTEMPTS TO UNIONIZE “ar eae: VawucH WEATHER } OFF THE AZOR i oe | | | of | Hailing | Pp “tor Bound for Port ‘Horta, After Shore at Another Point, | ft q "Says Dispatch. | NR * ig ———— WE DOWN, OFF _———-- WiorContinernt Pilot Had ’ Hopped Off on Trans-At- | FP hantic Fight From New- ti Associated Press. : peTa, ISLAND OF Ba 4 . ei¢ ’ * —A Proust Seu : pres. May mu. & FAYAL, 3 to-. By erented unfavorable conditi ie the towage 0! man edo’s seuplane rted in pound for this 4 mi te the Pusi DIR teh LISBON, Muy 2v8.-—tommande!? nmcesco de Pinedo, Italian four- wontinent cont schoone! tow Oi RSA AcRosS THe OR GOT TO, POLLS SHADE flyer, has Infanta Hor- | n re- Was | plane 7 le, ? ? ibigaildU . ’ , ie , S€ By 2o.—Bars ot eR eon Se ee Pues, - Ce eee RE , i‘, Pag ste) Lil PPI ae = = et 7 tg at alae Stress Fn nce pe ~ 4 ,- (Ghee - # ie ig A er “i ec xe ar 4 raf ss , & ~ * ey (P= Re ge NE SP OER, SOS SEI Ie en et RT a Re Se MES 1 aut TS Saar ae ae ; ¥ ; : Fey ye Oe Ee fae ae ae a Ss oe ee ; EDS GR Re MP ed oe eee Le ies | Junctive relief against i shops. 'illega! / employer ) an “unfair list’’: | estimated that dependent that daa | America The vesS- g trial after a Jacob off ip. Ir wegian i lowey May 10. or 2a between lulu. It | Steamer, Moilolo has 7 the Pos aboard including —_— * oi, Cal. 20 ‘those | president of ‘ing of the ; on | Nunpesser | Harbor i'non-stop flight | Joram | coast near BOSTON, May 25.—The Mas- sac manufacturers of Co. and other building finish are entitled to in- members of unions their plaintiffs charged an and conspir- g0es back to Various buildi trades soucht unionize The conmibination The case now which acy. 'the Superior Court for further ac- tion. The acts against which the ma n- ufmcturers are entitled to injunc- tions aS enumerated by the ion are: unions to material; non-union-made strikes to prevent from purchasing non- material: issuance of strikes to compel instal] union-made husetts Supreme Court ruled to- | day that the A. T. Stearns Lumber | | Strikes, | ton, | ported to the court |Oobject and purpose of decis- | Refusal of members of the | |'a larger field of em any | | ter living, and not to destroy or in- ,the hiring of union foremen only: imposition of fines upon who are unwilling to join unjawf; and combination employer to. sign reements to ‘ a april ;purchuse union-made material only. | The unions named the penters’ District Council of Bos- the Allied Building Trades Council and the United Brother- hood of Carpenters are (ar- | Ameria. Thomas L. Wiles, who as master heard evidence in the case. -re- that “The para- and immedtate the ants was to benefit themselves and mount, controlling to induce |} LOPS ee eye UBL HOLIDAY Massachusetts Supreme Bench Declares Em- ployers May Enjoin Issuance of “Unfair List” Also IN ST. LOUS 10 HUNGR LINDBERGH Mayor Arranging Celebra- tion in Which All Citizens | union rnen | 7 44 | ' ' | | | i | ' ' defend. | better their conditions by securing er wages and in consequence a bet- —_ Jure the business or to monopoly.” create a cen | DEAD, 00 HURT AS WIND WRECKS GRAND STA Commissioner Landis Pres- ent at Portsmouth, Va., Baseball Park § When Storm Strikes. sy the Associated Press. NURFOLK, Va., May 25.—A sud- | blew down the the park during den grandstand of storm today Portsmouth : ° : 7 / 1] vr. VASE Dal) Same at Commissioner Landis was which the honor. guest of man killed and it was and 75d Thirty were One was between 50 persons were injured. taken to a hospital and msg ers to homes emergency treatment It is estimated that velocity of 7d few minutes. the storm un- & Western ruil- road on the water front near the Union Station. here, kill- ing men and injuring severa! their after the wind reached miles an for a fire? iLlrst hour The ed a warehouse blast of Norfolk roo! Commissioner Landis hurt. ‘NEW SHIP, RAMMED ON TRIAL TRIP, GALLS FOR AID Matson Line Vessel, Mololo, Col- lides With Norwegian Freighter 6 Miles Off Nantucket Light- ship. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 25.—The Wireless Co. new steamship Mololo, on In- + reported the trip has asked assistance collision with the steamship SIx miles apout Christensen, about Nantucket Lightship, today. Jacob freighter, Eengiand, Christensen which cleared Philadelphia, The for Mololo is a new steamsndip tons, built for the Mutson operation in. the Pacitic San Francisco and [tlono- left Philadelphia Muay 24 run off the Massucnus- The ° 000 line for ? for a triai I ‘tts coast. Ev the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, or “Tri aw.” . & wif May 310 persous the crew. Ammons bourd are J. Harry Mill the Cramp Shipuiia- Co. and Vice President Jioth Matson Navigation Co. ship is in command of Capt. I. marine superintendent on Tilton, ithe Cramps. REPORTS SIGHTING AIRPLANE OFF CAPE PINE ON MAY 9 Schooner’s Information Investigat- ed in Belief it May Have Been Nungesser’s Craft. Associated Prees JOHNS, N. F.. schooner Albert reports that By the “ arn May 25 — Th arriving at Danish , airplane Belloram an day Capt were i Se neur May 9 the Maj. Coli been sighted on their attempted from Paris, to New is being Government. Monday and to have Grace ported York. The report investigated by the Cape Fine is a few miles south- of Cape Race the southeust- tip of New Foundland. HKel- is on the New Foundland St. Pierre. west ern The above report is the definite statement of the of a plane off Newfoundland on the day the French aviators wert expected to pass over, ition for a new tria iThe i motion iwas sighted &0 miles off Cape Pine) ’ i¢ further tof the | States /sissippi first it sighting | | Slaughter 'Raymond to death re ’ ‘in Raymond's | set ,dian ia little UF MANSLAUGHTE IN KILLING ACTO Liable to One to Ten Years Prison for Beating to Death With in Raymond Fists. ASSOCKH Kelly today Pau! was convicted of mun- for beating Ray with his fist Hollywood home. The carries a one to ten Superior Tuesday, for imposing Raymond husband of yrothy Mackaye, : acress. to Raymond } home and attacked him, it was al ove! _ »* : convicviio0n years. Judge May leged., Kelly's kaye, The . ‘ger ri Sf cy eee Aa rre ] ; qgQuarre ied attentions to Dorothy Mac- man’s counsel written mo- made, on the young , Lhe convicted notics that a would be come up Kelly, a heard v little moved, face. He wore worry motion will day of sentencing. picture actor, blanched bit expression of depression. The verdict of eight women and four men returned within 4 hours after the case had been Eiven to the | Was arrived jury. The decisior hours of After twic courtroom) LeSLIMOoNnV on vesterday Raymond's deat} they stood 10 .to he ageadiock FAIR TONIGHT, TOMORROW: TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME 04 lO ay tid { 655 62 eo ( Official report for St. Louis and vicinity: fbair to- night and tomor- row: not much change in tem- perature, Ge Ti- Missourl: } rh. @ « 1’ night tomor- row: muctl chang tem- teet, a rise of 1.t General Weather Conditions, Rains have been Penera! in most country east of the Pi they were heavy it Valley from SBt. Vicksburg. Clearing weather to be genera! this morning, in the Appalachian Mountain e where rain is stil! falling temperatures are seasonabie, cept in states along the Cana- border, where they continu: low. except OUD - se try, ihe The tomor.- 7 . Y “ . " } Ppaoyment, nigh-} KELLY CONVICTED 7 ee May Have Part on Flyers’ Return. VISITORS TO CITY WILL PARTICIPATE. Proposal Made to Rechristen Lambert-St. Louis F ield as Permanent Memorial to. Aviator. Li } u so T Tt ha mwcr i JulTid Dé I pi) | 3 world-famous } ; J iiVi- f a his home cits ic } paVecry. clos + opportu! PE hh os If \Teegurar Ciosing ol the src t + Lil€ Ci De Y y hools, June holiday. that cele- Louisans, LO em pa} mel r + — . } asked to Erant ‘PuiS a ] rae 1} Mavor ase . aid arit ] VUAU ie today made for a ’ y ‘ ' ‘ VW fic | aij Ne} Who care | ‘9 9°? cy ‘ plans w bration In rnin «e }] mar: Yar ' 4a5i cl dd Ors poi tT Lal MN ure « . s«, £4 . j avvV alrcralt,. includ- penses Going to England Monday. W hile the Tiryié¢ yf . rofrir } . . re urn ii¢ re is Ss? Wil LOL | nN longer. terday e*Ty e jecir « . “> v7 ve be iré aeronautical returning. Inspect prev- | president of the Hawaiian Pine- | route oO! its | hero ALIaAnN depe naing H ner yey at PrCSLIONS, ‘$35,000 FOR NON-STOP." } i i oe aha f } ; i Board of Education wil! be | |make sure the plane was in good shape. t “Nicht Toc. | LUO hnight yes 1 On | a mammeth | U bert-St. Louis WwW he wy . ct £ ot training: ans a Field, of his at a notel or club. Guard to Be in Charge of Dinner. ryt} n Znere 38 TO he forma] din- ner > ner. te which on lL! SLOP + put wi week befone because of his haste to ito have much | COM p v)* es ': mMmanaekey Theater | be | held nis gasoline As ; | gers |} after , & Levine Says He Will Back Cham- | ' e i nt | Ait O11 | One for | * CROWDED FRENCH CHAMBER RECEIVES LINDBERGH AND GIVES HIM OVATION © Lindbergh Inspects His Plane at Le Bourget ’ : By Cable and Wire to the Post-Dispatch. } } returns to/| Xi Ne : SNATCHING a few hours from the round of receptions in his honor, Capt. PEEL RIT NPN Ne Oe NN Ne eA ~ ~~ w . 2 —Pacific & Atlantic Photo. Charles Lindbergh went to the flying field where he landed and looked over “The Spirit of St. Louis,” as pictured here, to ~~ lori 10 HAWAI “*- {Honolulu Merchant Offers $25.- 000 for First Flyer From America. | Associated Press. | HONOLULU, May 2 Bulletin, in a cx sy the o.—The Star- ; nounced today that James D. Dole, | | s Pple Co., has $25,000 ¥1L0,00G6 to the otfered a purse of the first aviator and sccond flyer ryé rirst honorary member of American Business Club. a at Hote: congratu — Lined- Kiy luncheon A re solution of ealling mple of the aaopted, 7 x v.¢ » 2 #5 O45 oF © a nt § B t P se typified in st s* Of St. Louis’ Youngs manhood. e ft imHnON fiace Hiarry scratched two horses in Vaioreus and At the noon rayne ers stakes, he jatter the tucky Derby. stabies Vhitney, the Creentree Pay ne scratched at haif etaft. st range from § O00 C00 in i924 he paid an tax of more than $2.000,000 TYPHOON RAGING IN MANILA ity the Associate! Presse MANILA. May 26.- phoon, the season's is iash- ing Manila and northern Luzon The damage ite undeterminable at present. mn se aru fiag mates of the Whitney fortune meats Ooire A severe ty- first, when | courts De estate, | the late Wil- | Seerc- | (“a binet aT | Associa- | pul UY to $400,- | in- - = ? ENVOY OF UL 3. President Acclaims St. Louis Flyer as One ‘‘Whose Valor Is Equalled Only ‘by His Modesty.” ee eee eee ee ‘AVIATOR REPLIES IN BRIEF SPEECH Zounds of Applause Greet References to Franklin and Frenchman Who First Crossed Channel. ee ee By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 25.—Charles Lind- bergh, “the new ambassador of America,” was introduced to the French Chamber of Deputies today by Myron T. Herrick, “the tem- porarily retiring ambassador.” The American aviator received a ovation from the The reception was the most im- pressive formal] function thus far of the American airman’s trium- phal stay in Paris. y Fernand Bouisson, president of side stood Vice Presidents Pate and Lafont, greeted the birdman offi- cially, while below the dais stood Gen. Giroud, president of the aviation group, Deputy Colonel Picot, head of the group of war mutilated, known as the “Broken Mugs,” and almost the entire mem- 'bership of the chamber. “All of us acclaim you,” M. Bouisson told Lindbergh, “and all of us pay tribute to the illustrious eviator first to cross the Atlantic. alone and whose valor is equatied only by his modesty.” The transatlantic flight, MM. Bouisson continued, aroused tho greatest enthusiasm of all France. “T® you had flown over the depart- ments, over our cities and our vi!- lages, your welcome would have been the same as here.” Ambassador Herrick, speaking for Capt. Lindbergh, expressed the ayiator’s thanks for the royal wel- ‘come which had been accorded him, Lindbergh Speaks. Fhen Capt. Lindbergh proved himself as facile at speaking as at fiying, and in one of his customary brief addresses endeared himeelf to every one of the deputies who crowded the President’s salon to welcome him. “When Franklin came ever here 150 years ago,” the aviator said, “somebody asked him ‘what g00d is a trial balloon?’ His reply was: “What good is a new- born baby?’ When Bleriot crossed the Channel in 1909 pea- ple asked: ‘What good did it do to cross the Channel?’ In the | same way people today are ask- | ing. ‘What good has it done to cross the Atlantic?” J hope tt | will produce the greatest good, |; not only tor the great spirit of | friendship between the two coun- tries. but aiso in future actual and regular communications | across the Atlantic by air.” indbergh’s words had to be transiated for his listeners, but ithey were greeted with rounds and ‘rounds of applause as the dignified legislators pressed forward to shake ‘his hand and assure him of *theig admiration. Unee more the American airman ‘then touched lips to the traditional ‘champagne, “wine of honor.” while he was toasted enthusiastically. Outside a huge crowd gathered and cheered _bim as he left the Palais Bourbon in Ambassador Herrick’s automobile, en route to the Ameri- cal embassy Lancheon With Bileriot. Lindbergh had iuncheen today with Louis Bieriot. the first man to fiy over sea water. Lind&gergh /¢rossed the Atilantie in 33 hours and one haif and hie companion 'at luncheon, Bleriot, 18 years age fiew over the English channel in JS Minutes with a metor that had never run more than 16 minutes “wtthout stopping. | It was a distinguished company _that Bleriot bad assembled to do | hener to the American aviator. One of the mest interesting there was Charlies Fontaine. who was the first to greet Bierlot when he landed in England after his flight over the channel. Among those who attended the luncheon were Pau! Painieve, aie- ister of war: Maurice Bokanowskt, former minister of the navy aad now: minister of publie worlggg Louls Barthou, retnister of justice: Continucd on Page 2, Golumea 3. <0. Rt Ne OBA ARR NE Ne He Ne eR wm HERRICK PRESENTS. HIM AS ‘THE NEW the Chamber of Deputies, at whose, oe Se ee Oe Ce Me eS eee ee en nT ee eee 5 SE in ERR: alll 3 Se.

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as © WAY 25,1927. v __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__. = ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___— Se gece RR: a (ee NR ND seam ) seit. Lindbergh also looked over FINDBERGH CAN HAVE LINDBERGH INVITED ON LINDBERGH PRIZE R ENCH REEIMENT | Neotwertne of eo MONOPLANE, “SPIRIT OF Teas Capitalists: Act “Se - | iS KERRI AN) Pent spection, ligntiy leaping che Dick ST. LOUIS," FOR OWN USE 0 VISIT WASHINGTON imei | PS COLORS TE cceveicisnceé same” nam we TOVISTWASHINGTON "==" =" UR CONVICTED Photo by Radio and Wire hero had had | an oe eee 3 thes | 7 mi: eel le ee ee t a) Si. renetan whe > fac: bie: ein Seonowess 1h ces diam: Yom | oe ood’s Wild . Give Him Honor Usually | | i oe age a - im “ty meet or at least see at close range | ;ambert urged that a fund be |’ 4. Lindbergh by the commission-' i444. iia can have oF whe says Hollywe ne ee as Reserved for Rulers or | a, , Soldiers on Flying Field aa Me BER eh at ‘os XX MCRD RARER er ae a f Commemorative Plate to Be ve de si€ J aw y . ‘Soo? 5. ‘ : ol . . ° . ~ . a « @ sae 3 ca . 7 : 3 ’ 7 | ' ¢ 4 ST} ¢ F + . . Ty a nin at, th rdded. i] any ! nent Soard before tip pilot. registering any deviation, ee . > a ere was angtner start the motor, however, content-|er Richard E. Byrd had flown over FLYER SOLVES FAREED , ee | | } i pte SUBWAY SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY $i¢&$1. eckwear oe $35 Two-Trouser §$ e- “Dean a oe : . 2 $2.50 Golf Hose SRNR EARN BAS A 341. ti aaa ae 28) Last Three Days : * ced ae obtain - Re Teased Wir iam o : : _ rt - card ri Sust provid &) mai¢ w@ mace : York Bureau of the Post-!] | . : : ae ; i ee | 1 { NEW YORK, ¥ i | : . Siight ee Sf and $30 Suits $36 : os ES $1.50, $1.75 & $2 wa ggg = mm Two for ial een y. died late Mon : Nightshirts — | and $40 Suits re? gee $1 and $1.25 $40 and $45 Suits $5 7 4 > Ouls Post-pisParcH 7 sie ; ; “= | ee Jee a org Athletic Union Suits Ko Trousers. Large se- Venn han nae : ja ) The Puticer Mgntientng _ zy Sas Ro UO Bi tei : 3 Rt we: : ee sbisin, Mat: ti:-m Goes —_ or 7 a 4 ‘ nota ; uF Teer a°enr {av’eR rR ee For vour home = or tor vowr of- ee $2 & $2.50 Pajamas $1 Track Drawers $1.00 Hosiery > = Se _ * SUPEau GF CIaCULATIONS ‘s ” a again by an imitate: . Bh ond “hreon : i : ) —— ve: PHONE US $s . 3 a n ; ; ‘ ‘ ns ee : . : ~ : . . " R that Lindbergh em jake i as “enor The ¢ , - 7 nail ie Fans Repaired Semries and slight seconds > 5 a2NC MZ “uxtures fa fret us - 7} * . ie P a P . ; * . 4 " - 4 . , ' : ‘ ore ¥ ; : . 4a * ~ te “= q a , r? The atcitude of A aa ie | 3 ACME ELECTRIC C8. a7 4 221 Marieet ©+. GArtetd 7'R0.20'8 - ba ee “ ES” bret typo vee t Re ; ie Mest affics “a Sh. Lows

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= — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. PAGE 3 “NSE | PSNERRCKAND CHAPLIN LosES IN FIGHT TO TFARGASUSEDTO. UNION TREASURER Americans Presented WERNER MURDER AMR CONICTED ROW OUT WIFE'S SUIT yoTyRe MANN SAYSHEWASTOLD At Court of St. James pycemy cry 2) — While ushington were ry | Jud Al * | ie A. tinaese cm ANS! AUGHTE R ‘Gua omg oe mg | Display of Wealth and Finery at Introduction | ees : TWO-HOUR Sittt IOFALSIFY BOOKS — of Ambassador's Friends oT) $00,000 THEFT ae British Royalty. William FE. Easter: | Counsel Oppose Keeping : Ex-Soldier at Mascoutah, Harry Jones, on Trial, Ad- 5 Ee Bodyquard of St: Lows Ai 4 mieten jes Pei Ri as oes we NS torre ies Texas capitalist, wag ; | Actresses’ Names Secret. a a ‘ ‘ ~~ Pes ct t ° “2° route to the Jury in Movie Actor Killing able to Lindberg, Faster . * i i a. Bie 7“ thar ° Vw ods W " z ‘ Copyvrig! iH ' ti I ~a9 an? ! zer Mrs. Robe Nirkpatri Low an . Says Hollywo ud Iil., Wounded by Officers. mits Apparent Irregulari- 7! '2f fe Datadi”s “| Ala; Miss Florence Lowden, Ore-| sociate of Gangsters, { fe red to pay the tax rte) that and Mrs. Charles Lynn, bia who | Se)? Tt ee eee ‘Cal, May 2 ee . | = ; LONDON, May 25.—With the, gon, IIL, eS the prize m Parties and i ee antics PBR _ @ He Defied After Shooting ties Amounting to $40,- ee ee “te! fo es all of the diplomatic, Slain in New Orleans, t di greatest display of finery ations! EARTH MOUCTOR Ce COMPASS ngs Should Be Stopped. hed pet re the public her story) | ef ( PoAY : es 00 on Mies. | ent enitd peetuce alse the wrens] Te a a | INVENTED D FIVE E YEARS 1S i ni he film “a eo | ‘ i ence of royalty could inspire, many | P. Grosvenor, Miss Elsie Y. Bar- | Assen rotor ed Preee 2x Shah: Ne oP RS ews haat: es Ce foreign women were presented to| ber, Miss Suzanne Tilton, Miss REUSED TO WINK AT ccterminstion to prevent chen Ya 4) : SED VS Teewen t prey the r. “i : ! $e | fer »tins ead serious): Harry Jones, 54 years old, for 1 . ; | ae i telen F wat al ‘ow | By the Associated Presa. NE W YORK May er _ : : 2 $s ! cepreiagratsieel coe 7 arr) . 04 years old, for 12 King George and Queen hiary last | Helen Hards nbergh, all of New | NEW Omitaeae Bes 6 se 6).¢ .@ say -v.——The “CAROUSALS” Ing L sensationn! ephar 3 >: RS ee bide PERS fears secretary-treasurer of ’ ‘ night at the Court of St. James York: Mrs. Fréderick Atherton and «iu ae ANS, May a ’ ©2 ri ; 4 luc’ or compass Tf wh | } SUC ‘ a ~ : *s : - ror ‘non 1s . Ss ’ = « wt © .& = * ‘ - i . — : - : . “ * 7 sa } . tre vy a m be } . iberrh attribur.-= go rearcened today hgu ‘} ee . § «ee. sepia ncaa ee ee | International Association of Bridge, | It was the first such presentation | Miss Evelyn Walker = pains spina hee. teday are secking to connect 7 s a+ & 4 B ab U Tes LiF LL } ’ i 1 ¥ 4 , ' ae x ; 2 3 1 A iti mB uid! | SUI ay : . Z e ‘ — $ n a ri M ies Gladys ra cins an¢ : the the » n O00 | ; cy a ee oa himaelf in hie home at .s./Structural and Ornamental Tron! °f the season and probably the }ton and oe. px ft of $60,000 in jewels from * ; * i¢ s “ce agen . oo . ‘e) ve r ’ it C Urse he | 7 $+ 5. 9. . 4% ‘ . see niall c s ” o. ae Sens ALA bid ; i Rik i i A u* A€ a at + et tf i s : 4 on e} o ; ss { ’ ’ most oOrilliant, as it was for Lil TN ee ; > regu ‘ " re film actress: ez 3 : Mrs. Franklin Pepper of Philadel-‘ Mrs. B. C. Dahiberg of New York his New York. Spokesman Says Wife and ae the ston. ' eS ae g & | coutal Le, a ae ee EER CRREECS WHER CMDCREO- | oi ee de ieee The wives | phia. wet . i ates wos ~— ‘ . P o r. : . . iil . ; “ iF ee i Pete! 8 J &§ De d = —~* e T. he ,eeer . ‘Ve . aes = sheriffs from lleville " f is union's funds py eee end , ; . . and the murder of Ted Werner, ae * di . M : nd Was the result of develor : BE ge 4 Oe SS tgie: wigs ope: paint st of Ambassadors made the presen- The second ig of court am at Win ; , ; , , aris Cee ss ester- : ae % “eee ' es or i i ESC is fore a ju in Circuil | tations. rresentations a. *, WheN | nouse near here Guilty Face One to Ga} nen Mr (“hat S36 tr Sees ; 3 ns a ‘ , : . ite 7 : - Cssing s court today ; Mrs. Alanson B. Ho America ns to be presen ted will | Jose ph Bernstein charged with AMS 2 7c arate i? , Q? toy? : ss : : ud t Le il Y« ; ° “ae ~o cy. ; i ; : . en . Z A gSCS n, i¢ “¢ : Ss. the ? ; ; : sg ‘ : : ‘ 3 3 os hye = ~ + rhe , im- Ley e : 7 ‘ r) r r ' er mriit ‘ qd {here ws re a ppar- i Oo! tn ‘ L nite qd stat es he Ps . . he M eS. My s > : Ta ay ylor and snes the miurder of Ww ern er. is held to- ° ° . ' = ti = a y*¢' 7 rT ’ ' 6 ware q >. a ' ‘ 7 -tehal . ba. . . . ‘oo . a ei Py , ‘ o Compa Ss is not t Ten Vears in Prison. ae " aoe aa 50.3 — ; vn oe 2} ¥ ‘aa | - 1 ’ r : AS 1) { ; ; ihn . in “itio ee , ; hoc ks and prese ns d ng W illiarm gee “ (,rac i Cody. spare = re ; | day in Cc onn ec tion with the robbery ne i Uy €d irom the hearing a v hi es ae ef Seale ened oS i ee he ne New York; iss Catherine Wel-) sephin “lood, all of New ork, , Tie a”. Li}¢ MOoLorg, } , ey 1 iat oe > . er : , KS CWies i! . cL} ! Bot u are ; i ca $40 Hng ’ a ’ “ “ 7 e w : » % Cs ks | lizabeth’s Hospital a ~it as ‘UUV | lington, East Aurora, N. Y¥.; Mrs.| Mrs. Lowell Pinkerton, ashing- | yor, Superintendent of Police 9 hig ce i é . = H Pa p ’ * ; oo se : : er +S x “ ‘Boe . Ge carried bv wire ae en . . . ,’ ¥ . .T Le _ Ty 9 ’ : e izi ti i T¢ ’ ates , ' ment board before the Tne pena) - ’ losed Session Issue Pourht ring any. deviation . California law is from oné ik ek FLYER SOLVES. FAMILY ROW | tional in Mmaict Aas a or of . a Zziement oO} 1 . 5 S Or Miata ¥ ¥ pace ORILO ROR ; SODA OO 6 auditors reporter “> a y of tne wr orice Nev by ost +) o> wry ity r), em : f? * | iy a 3 : = 2 é‘ : - OF 4 eg a Vv | eeeninitaiea ntti ni ; i ee is matt MOBERLY‘ Mr eRe MM: , mi os vas up won ren agents a voted for the gift, and check stubs | questioned was J. L. Crain, presi-| of the theft of jewels worth $69%,- Field ad- ~_ a at mlen: ' zh 7 ee oe Ne ; sie ost Sigal Y CHAPLIN. ehay of venus “om tenGviok4 3. -. — a for 288 sie O- | were introduced to show the pur-| dent of the defunct Page Bank, a! 909 from the suite of Mrs. C. Dahl- a. wheres thy ae _— rbeeaectien = ty — EF Sions wp eaivind eee , ed | ; : ee ee ————— Coun » th Cireul ‘ourt f 9 nig iy TOO ss Daa fe es, oe i 3 - dary Assails — : . nye other persons were examined last) result of the arrest in New Orleans a reso-: flying from Amerga » PP; apes \ Soho iil bpimmata agian 7 paateeS ) Wide Jack Harri ia lca Sal ai al : | ! he Capt. struck me that the vas a me | ‘he chang enue was gra cn jy the Asseciated Press. ster ond killer. | ayia 7 " | ate ; spokesman for a group o he tu ie ken privatel Pessstier matte fhe Court to decid ae f spite: , srant= | advances rin $500 on an occa E - . ccomans : a | Girl Student Smokers Suspended. M Dahlberg is now in Europe —_— 8) gees oe safter they had been discharged sola hat if he n trical | ng, of counsel | ine wife i'". ~ | " ee ehaghess ion when Morin left al tly for | GREENSBURG, Pa., May -: | By the Associated Press. rs. Va rs te | ime. 1 es me i . ee 3 : | cory ee vee JUdE | yaiker and ha bi w York a ' lraw her “ . ; ‘ ’ Siai | ‘ ' is i} ; t . 5 if res rT : i i $ s i : ; I e T i hic . : - . x OTK pei XS ica ~ 4 Cc net in pes sain “ . © “ . “~ Gistrict, | Lindbergh Jones. and right awas in | | lef ( ad Vi ; P nq | ants OF tN) unt e reju- ‘company trans- three seriously, in leaping today | ™ eeks’ suspension for smoking has} Celotex Co. of Chicago is in Loul- we else but find the defendznt: median Must Pas ari ) : th he j ested : | | ! the company to settle t! rans- three seriously, in leapin oda} ; , ? : a _ nd. t aintit Lett i been imposed on three Beloit Col-| siana where his company 4 as : nn . jy ms , - oe a . wis cA di i is : ‘ ‘ ici \ ; + ‘ . . . +L - . . t hy it} j : : : ' tion. i REE Ce ae met * i a “eS Pee . ' | un the uni iad approved the r- |they boar de d to carry then ) a . . , | and op f the county . , : in college affairs. Recently three The jewels were taken from a ia SR mae im auromonbi ‘ for him, cig eames eras * : - quarry girls and two boys were suspended / case in the hotel suite sometime | om Lime vs | a ha H ‘ . Merit for. 6 t HA = right ; ; r} ] : SR ee sete roy “ty es 4 Lett: aving prev — . \ 1d E2 ( of the J] errs a = a a pol Co., following a ride in which their au- | between 9 p. m., March °9 and 1:16 | . : 7 y mee r : —; -illing s. eo 1 miceret rn: . at. P aa \Irs. * ee ier le wat Hed in|: iar ritn a nig r- pric d paisa Derry. | , 13 > Ww me seapig | tamonhile ran off the road. The la. m., March $309. The th f, or OLIVE AND SIXTH | | 4 ‘ _— ‘ ve! . j or 7 Hiolivwood studio: I n add ja! ; The ows isked Oo ; The *Hlhintitfa claim th ; wit! out recording lit such in — Sip uneiomape: _— ae ‘suspension of the five carries witn thieves, police said, used pass PAS | |] e@ heer ao wo ; j 1, a P : — " ‘ ry eotin rt Tay re ss ; ' wnti¢iad ia el the records. rokKke a pr a pe prongs toe oledlind 1 a forfeiture of student offices. key and seemed to have known ar exactly where the jewels were. im the Py rr crash at ' 1? =? " ° , eowmny a : ’ ‘a9 ry : . 4 °. . As Lil , | eae, 4%, ' ria . ; ‘ ae? 5 . ? ' ’ >? 7 >? : 7} Ltr ¢2 7" l — . sié p . lui ries i i ' \ . ae ae " _ Charges art Sne& pols- : ‘ =F i eee a ee - ; . . |next year. ; Tat’ ] or: OUSINE ae e] ; . ‘ 7 " , P — ts , ; — ‘ ‘ “y * .?". : ee YUETITEN agaAge to nide Ti rACct ar. anG 1 L€ Ci! ILS€ ii escape gq serious » i Oo! vi uIIte, |e Tre sailed get ae oi in nl. | UT TVD vive me vol gel ae lelegates were going to New York damage. ike o or ; 1} | cy? ’ an oo : s P ; P | ita nt ie - ‘ ' | euking up of the de- | interpré 0 e ter ___ 6 Sa ae eae +——— ' i stairs » ~ No Deliveries |B feos.) cig . amnianadel - cakearbaliai ee ee Pena > | ! ROTHSCHILD-GREENFIELD CO. QUALITY WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE AND STUDENT KILLED ial degen wearer Imvorted Worsteds wie ss &eesesE La WHEN PLANE FALLS 2000 FEET 003° osclng att fao - Light in Weight 72 trer Hours’ Fliz Mm Meet, i ne Ak ea ae ws gorse fone ‘ | | NN 1 \ oy hen Svavors Tap the ae ns SS ts Three-ply English imports. Three 4 | Es Saar _ Szama ene Gk” HONOR STEAMBOAT INVENTOR nae 2 Se ere ay Oale ee ey ey 26 renege” grour > o r vTehateat i’ 4 “~ cm | " “ t ‘ , the killin: Phe —— oA es " Vi N] ‘ il, pat ‘ Rhentuchy and tt. & i nvei] Jotm S loomed into new ic ’ Astripe and li | don ig Pool oe a , aii ) ) SES wo itan fe = itch Monument. broken plaid effects. Special to- : n n Coats your-measure Thursday. + for Ladies Our policy;...of not carrying over coats from one season to another gives you the opportunity of selecting a high "+ quality Instrie:. ; , ’ ; . lie m a "Lovers Fi. — A re ail WwW. ‘. ‘ ‘ NT? ’ > . At Our Nev : Will Be pemecaced Friday. Jet >t : Ne mae ee fhe wines of their air al é | ae gers : ) . if ae ee aneencane % - , benten er hye ronoune: ; nex? . Sane : ‘ 7. ¢ tity , vas ; mt ty ; te ag — : ‘ 3 : ber of which attempted to| centric recluse and for : tcl os said the plane had | 2nn ften ae 210 North 9th Street oe ee ae Se ae : er ey eee pep eatdeas: Saprrete eh sovernor W. J. Fields, in an ad Just South of Olive _ ‘ s iil | ; Cn : ’ : ‘ 3 ; : ‘ : ; 35c Webbing Collars Se the prosecut Slight seconds of a well-known im | Pp by. the St Make. a * Saturday Seteserszsesercesesses re nergy ae I ce + eerertesressesr ea FOR THURSDAY 8 Widely: varsing |i a ay that a owned. Hoth Ligon and Hail lived 7 # Pac TP rae Se aap mo befor is di : : . A 50 DM nis oc cinced ere gndeNtS. iad dieeted him to draw ups ULSTER PREMIER JOINS LORDS Tailored % $F Q- BN Sein nn the uiinem atane | Providing ‘1 a trust to be k ¢ Also « a a e ~~ tem of machines used in ' Days Accident. Wife Testified. $ si aR a - oe g se a a oh ie : ipmiieining tothe west. It bac | -vc, aia not carry the feferendam | T its STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH cet for_a few visits hy, McManus "ye yi places @ tan gf one ne Fue for “aD 4 7 | en UNITED SHOE MACHINERY reer nee! ee secceseseeeereseseceszere +e ESSSE ESS Sesrsesecrese Pe AT I ei _-cae-etNntge Atline =, —-- ? * betwee AM ed Silks and silk mixtures Seeseeseseerecesece — . © re boule vare 7. * wish ti i ee ee ‘ —_ . . oe = : a 1s : TSS gmemd @f 6048 HSherius taal a sae ge: -_ jongings. <a,

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ees ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___-__— igh See Our Other Announcement on Page 14 | : : Women’s Raincoats _ Full-Fashioned Chiffon : + . | Allen “A” Hosiery ‘ie 4 > $1.29 |f € } 4 - 2 rine rubbe r ized Mate. & riai | — collar, AMA a Said He oy 4 eather ed geo 95c ? te ts GRAND-LEADER Wo toe | silk from — scra.tzcs | ShopHere — a oa Values in Every Department on of good colors: slig >. ulars. (Downstairs Mail Orders Will. Be Accepted . . : ss s | , . q & ad | 99 : | | | A i State size wanted > ae " " } and give first and sec- é = ! | , r £ ond choice of style and oe | be 7 t celcr. ine See ae dl , : lie nn eee : | . | 81xS0 eomneny Sheets Linen ‘Kerchiefs, 4 for _Men’ $ Handkerchiets Super Specials at $1 Ruitiee Coteme shed She my en — a 29c | : | i eS 40- In. silk Radium, Vd.,, 31 1 lle gei tt Pook as a Pillowcases, 4 for | 6 oer Hat Boxes at i 7) oi ae 4, guaranteed to come fn : ral : P t ins of ; 2 ase muslin, hemmed Q7 el OP eae Wor r sh $1 its ee)! Sone eC . : | —— — 's _— on soos; 13 ot ee Bath Towels at 7 for -ole i | Startex — 6 Yds. | ' | sveilt ie ‘ of ea in Colored, border Bath 98 styles for selec- | crete Qe al 32. In. Ginghams, 10 Yds.,51 serene “eet Seeset JOC — aaa Men's Nightshirts at Toilet Soap, 8 Bars for ‘rie’ vom FE . Tine count materia one Senet a a 36- In. Longeloth 10 Yds..$1 ge Ss uae Qe aa Ki inte i se Students’ Suits 5-Piece Ruffled Curtains es ‘ 4 “ ee Gees LO , : ‘ ‘i SP de Re A nce ok Gag ant a AN sl a ea i LN, ed eee? aye Me foe S gery OS ee ae Pee Nigar i oc, 5S ok ae by BOM : hed * Me, Oot aS hey BIOS 2 AS I RIO EAL BOERS UO ee Gy ie 3 ene ae pie ce, teas aed ae : : . oe . FO pe SSE alle «ahs heh On Onan RR ARIE TSAR, BRIE Ur S SEIN Slama MeL ~ SS 1) rae Men’s Underwear at Abiko eh vis ti itch in sink’ Seaheneeie tee ence, Ae Berd energie: Pgh otal oy Women Handbags at [aise cs bro. Call TEE: | cocdat sent, «lee Gian ees der Mantas a |=. Scall lead Sheets, Each, $ Oe ficcmerped| Teast Qe | FF nie aa Da ess AE 9a: wg Women's Rayon Underwear : at sea rd “a . a ia2sti Serie . 2 . sic: “Age renaiaet aon ? : e ‘ : Ss cl | career trom: | Crinkle Bedspreads, $1 00 Sw ey ae vey ve W Women's Vests at : Women’s Bandettes at Id’s Union Suits| _Yvemen 's Belt Corsettes, $1 mn fe 249 , : : ag rw C wie PER Phen BEIGE Ce 1 38 aR oi igs, os bs ae has 9x12 Axmmster Rugs | | | ~ 50c , r $25.84 . O remarkali 5 Ripe New Ribbon Hats at $1 00 fa varey | (CIN. | | Men's Fancy Socks, Pair | Scamtess ax | LootY | who ance Women’s Slippers, Pair } 2 ¢ cog "eae "" ganic ke : “ted : oe check : ? in mh al to 745 i needs will purchase Re Nea i pita: C ity: in a | in this sale. Ever r yard! ns = 99c | 4 nainsock; bet : (0 Foot Cushions at $1.00 aoe! ona . ; Child’ s | Socks, 4 Pairs patt ra ; : S34 : | ner Se a 3 > Pretty — 3 Yds. | nen es | ARDELL, ae “s lengt = Q5 ee S0- | —_. | 45-In. Fri inged Panels $1 00 ered By . | | A ORAL A ALE IN : : Little Girls Dresses : | | | | Sunfast Rayon Drapery,2 Yds. l ; - : Linen Huck Towels] -~-.-:’-: “8 é | Four S Men's Linen Kerchicfe 3 for 4.6x6. 5 Axminster Rugs Vii The Suits are yy omen S ~a 9 i $1 00 Made of sin Abe ¥ 2 Tinen - 50 7 rave cap to | J ? UJ : —— ? $1 lastic webbing = Dressing Sacques at = Men’s Work Shirts, 2 for $1 | ae ‘Pleated Shira Men’s Pajamas Sg "ares — with two 1 joubie "Hew Seccus aaa : a ~ fy 96c |: 5) Men : Work Trousers, ™ ar q meer “= 9 5c 99¢ =a 8% ~~, , " 1. § , ; , ~ ww, \ Hemstitched Tablecloths in us pie. : sf ab eI ages Wome ” New Smocks Of the better: /\ | i ia : | nisse ; make: in two- / | ae Pet yar siete tae Ni French i 2] me Wear Attala Piece style with |. K / eat a CoN: Bor i$ e. ‘a Blouses, 2 Z at SI | — self or Girls’ White Middies Women 3 _Men’s Coveralls at eansistie: ae , | p " W hK a k 9 $] | 1a Te i ng 7 - ! | a ee | : saad EL LO | Senn os” A 1 riesgo ers, on sizes 14 to 20.) | aS Feeularte acs | Suits, OS Sh ee ee ans 3 LS ” Joie ety 5 Boe BRS Sia ule sl hte 7 Nr Sle AE NR RE “atuaill ecm 2) bac aeicha tte thatthe bie ae “ PP FS RN PS AS Fs Be I ATRL RE MPO RAYE age a tp ee ed a ter Nie! Sa? eee . ‘ PA RS ame Bonk ide, te real Sh es panera A eo ell mee ow The Decoration Day he be wise to choose your of all-wool flat-sutch lent quality. Plaim or | Smart high shades of 5 Sizes 34 and 36; omen Ss o — = — a * Tes -~ - store ‘6 ”? Savings Day—1000 Yards “1000 Pairs of Leader” Brand Coffee Sale | Washable Flat Crepes Women’s New Shoes 34 and $5 Ground or Whole Bean | | ; 48 All-wool rrb-stitch 3 Delivered to ao Home ia — , ‘A LA | (ae 7 ( ) , nN i 7 A. fs) ne in plain colors and 4 |e ; Navy. biack, red. ‘ c . i] s i P : € @ ‘ae ad ’ fi ¥ oe . Ce : Pass, > 7 y bat 3 | : At, {| Misses’ siz u n 5? | . : green, blue. ! s12es | « j 7 on 4 cad : : , j ; ; ; ' agiaeg i q : , i J ze | 34 and 376. Womens a . . . 7 » 7. ' ‘ pt er : é i4 to . ; a “ . ~~ & & ia « . . ; te oi ¢ . a ' - ‘ - ’ . ~ les . 5 “~ vA ' - - : : - ; = H : ae t ¥ ' . ; + “ ¢ ~ —™ " : “ E i ; : * s . . J , - bo : = ~ — ~ . P 25 ; iy Py 4a : i 4 t py ne — A G ow a » « — Nw - -— “-* P cae oy r i : es be 4 ‘ } : % £ . ; . : . % . Ae | : ing : er i . oe] ~~ - & ~ rom > ca) : Se% ent ie ¥ printed crepes. a$Siidad: | Lurm. mt Fs: ; a : 4 ef a ad - . ‘ * 7 : ; ~_—_* - «a > - : S = stripes anc tae wim Tubes. .gr te — S Bal's : . e ~ =| * arne . ae &» ahead iene as All -Wool Suitsil a “Leader Brand” Coffee is the favorite in thousands of homes in St. Louis and is also seing sent out of town to satisfied users. — Oy 09 © 7] Packed in sealed cartons to insure freshness = 3 ‘ | | Of patent, tam and oe A host of the newest and most attractive . ; m2 ) combinations; fugh and = : . o« i amd ground specially for th Co ee | | » peacn, 1 t . er ae 7 styles and Oi combinations. Hav er ground fer pe: sal aay gg lin Nr -omes in the whole bean h : *., g p- Cuban heels; sizes 3 to ~<— ' : ‘ ‘ . “ee This bund for pe end is - sal Thu aa “oo M. . orders will be eccepted. Z : eee, 1a nad 8 in wide and narrow ~~. crt or long sieeves. Misses’ sizes 14 to . te * e u -~ - ‘ . oo te , . a * = ‘ bh. ~~ ‘ * /auey wnstaira Store —, a orch: inches wide. widths in the lot. 18, womens sizes 36 to 44 and extra sizes ——<—— 45 +, co 9 %O WW. (Oownstaire Store oo (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store ) ee ane ert « menmnneaetees noon —_ ee NR Re - a ee —- - — a " a sen ENERETET TREES AREREEeEE ee ee sneer i oheieeneetittieeteneteneeeeasndinetiadictaan ss eee ee RR SR nt ec amen Sinatiiiindnnenteemetttteeseees saciid se

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a Women’s Raincoats $1.29 F fine rubberized mate- rial with strap collar, storm sleeves. and patch pockets: slight seconds: blue, red, green and black: sizes 14 to 46. (Dow re Store} __— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH *. Ware Apron Dresses 44¢ For misses and women: of gingham, cotton crepe-and cha mbray in light and dark colors: several styles for selec- tion. 5-Piece -Piece Ruffled Curtains ara 97c Set Of ivory scrim with a solid - colored bend insertion of blue. rose and gold: val- ance and tie- backs to match. Only 500 sets. rs Store.) | 9x12 Axminster _ $25.84 Scanless Ax- minster Rugs of a splendid qual- ity; in a good assortment of Patterns: slightly woven. renewigzs Suitcases catch; you may make selection from black or brown. (Downstairs Store.) : ———— Women’s Umbrellas $1.59 R a inproof Umbrellas in black or colors: have amber tips and ferrules: made on strong frames; very low priced. Of Poiret- sheen, twill sat- | in, suede and novelty tweeds and mixtures: fur - trimmed and_ tailored styles. Sizes 14 to 52%. (‘Downstairs Store.) mer Dresses crepe, adium. ll-wov! Tactive Have 14 to Ta 81z¢8 Bitore o] WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 ———— ne See Our Other Announcement on Page 14 (ae eee nen et ee ee ee |STIX, BAER & FULL ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ a ___ananneneel rere teen oe ——— —— ee ee ore An Extra Month on Charge Purchases Made Now Charge purchases made during the remainder of May will be carried over to June first bills— you can buy now and pay in July. -_-—_—— Mail Orders Will Be Accepted State size wanted and give first and sec- ond choice of style and color. Sale of Flapper-St le —GRAND-LEADER Buy Wash Suits for All Summer! Such values are so unusual that wise mothers will buy a season's supply, Oys’ Wash Suits 4800 Brand-New Tom Sawyer and Sailor-Boy Suits Remarkably Low Priced in This Annual Event~— Imported Silk Pongees Imported Beigian Linens Imported Broadcloths I mported Novelty Crashes O remarkable are the values that mothers who anticipate their youngsters’ Summer needs wil] purchase an entire season’s supplv in this sale. Every Suit is up to the high standard of these well-known makers. On Sale im the Boys Four Smart Corinne Slippers in White Kid 10 510% The foot that treads the path of fashion will wear white kid this Sum- ver, and will very likely choose one of the four lippers pictured with our own Corinne signa- ture to assure its quality. Pictured, top to bottom. Tesham—A smart. one- strap Slipper with cut-out RS ae eee eT Arleen— This graceful Slipper may be chosen with spike or Cuban heel..$ro.50 Strand—An Oxford tie with a trim Cuban hee! and a smart cut-out decoration, a pair ... $10.50 Ei:leen—A pump of grace- ful lines, trims itself with a silwer buckle and has a Cu- ban heel £10 : 1 99 Season 'e Be 3 f Color S Blue Green Gra) ORE ENTREE are nn Novelty Combinations Whtte Coral Cadet Brown Announcements and Invitations Special—lO0 Sets for $6.99 ay, Friday and Sat- urday we offer very special price on correctly printed narrow paneled folders, com- plete with double envelopes and tissues. The Raised Letter Process, that looks and feels like engraving—1s priced, roo Sets with double envelopes and = Mari Orders Filled ‘ Pen, h -*¢ Samples on eque (Main Fioor.) Imported Plain Linens Silk-Striped Madras Fine Quality Rayons Fancy and Plain Colors Solid colors, as well as checked and pat- terned designs are available in a wide variety of styles. All the Suits have short sleeves, and there are all sizes from 21‘, to 8 years. Early shopping is advisable. Own Store (Fourth Floor) and Square 20, Ma Floor. hone Orders Filled—CEntral 6300 Special Selling of 7200 Philtex W ebbing Collars Very Unusual Values at for $7 00 Select your Summer supply from this advan- tageous assortment of gen- uine Philtex webbing col- lars. The price is ex- tremely low. Choice can be had from five popular styles in all sizes from 1314 to 18. Sale of Men s Batwing Ties These Ties are in ideal stvies, colors and materi- ais for Summer wear. Take advantage - = of the low price. JIC . ane 7 wit’? ng Section—Main Floor.) Bathing Suits—Ready for the Summer Swim Women's All-Wool Bathing Suits. $2.95 and $3.95 The Decoration Day holiday is almost here and you'll be wise to choose your new Bathing Suit from tims group of all-wool flat-stitch Suits, well tailored and of excel- lent quality. Plain or gaily striped—navy. black and the smart high shades of red, orange, green or blue. Misses’ Sizes 34 and 36; women's sizes 34 to 46. All-Wool Suits $4 and $5 _ All-wool rib-stitch Suits tn plain colors and stripes. Navy, black, red, orange. &teen, blue. Misses’ sizes 34 and 36. Women's sizes 34 to 46. Bathing Accessories Swim Tubes. .$1.45 to $2.95 Swim Balls . s+ eae meee Bathirg Shoes...$1 to $1.25 Bathing Capes, $5.95 to $16.75 Bathing Belts..soc to $2.95 B.thing Bags..25c to $1.00 vaeesde's oar Sec —. Jantzen Suits $5 and $6 These all-woo! Suits are piain and striped. All-white, black, mavy, blue, red. green, orange. Misses’ sizes 34 and 36. Womens sizes 34 to 46 Hy-Dyve Bathing Suits for Men and Boys. $4 and $5 Hy-Dyve Bathing Suits are exceptionally well made of high-grade pure worsted varns and are very ean values. They are in rib-stitch knit, California style and will fit comfortably at all times without shrinking. Plain or combination colors. A concealed change or key pocket is knitted on the leg of each garment Men's Sizes 36 to 45. $5; Boys’ Sizes 28 to 36, $4. Men S W orsted | Boys Flat Stitch Suits, $3.50 Suits, $2.95 ‘ , A good grade fla +-stitch- + + California aye oe of ec Ea rment of pure woo! nora ga os pe Peso yarns May by had in scies gr erable " hens any of the season's popular ea i = ii l ¢ 3 4 ; solid colors. Sizes 24 to 36. Men's and Boys Jantzen Suits We are featuring a new and complete stock of these well- known Bathing Suits. Youths’ sizes, $2.50; children’s, $4.00; cadets’, $5.00; men's, $6.00. ‘(Knit Goods—Fourth Floor.) Telephone Orders Fille€d—CEntral 6500. Dollar Sale of Housewares Starts Thursday Morning at Nine Clos Offermg Exceptional Values, on the —— Floor IR =e N Se f Metal Stool, $1.00 Large well-braced white enameled Kitchen Stool. 1-Gallon Jug, $1.00 White stone-lined: wide mouth — keeps food or | } liguid hot or cold. Newsies HOTPLATE | Hotplate, $1.00 Food cannot burn or scorch with this Never- Burn Hotplate. Combinet, $1.00 White-enameled Waste Jars with cover and handle. Window Box, $1 All-metal, 24-inch Flower Box for windows, porches. Bread Box, $1.00 Roll-top white enameled Cake or Bread Box. Cake Cover, $1.00 Beautifully decorated; keeps your pastries fresh. Cleaning Combination $1.00 Includes 10-at. water bucket, 10 bars P. & G. Soap, 8 bars Ivory Soap. Universal! Flue. $1.00 Prevents spotting the walls with grease. Fits any gas range. rr" 5 4 € iepnor Wash Bench. $1.00 - Ready-Mixed Paint Half-Gallon, $1.00 For indoor and outdoor | use: all colors. Larvex & Sprayer $1.00 Protects woolens and up hoistered furniture against moths for the entire season. Rose Trellis, $1.00 6-ft. white enameled for vines, climbing roses, etc. Wall Duster, $1.00 Washable lamb’s woo! Duster with long handle Saw Set. $1.00 Adjustable handle with 14- im. mail, 14-in. keyhole 16-in. panel blades. Garbage Can, $1.00 Heavy galvanized iron with cover and bail, 6 gal. O-Cedar Mop and Polish, $1.00 Triangular Polish Mop, one bottle Polish. Bread Stick Pans $1.00 Cast aluminum Pans for baking bread sticks. Chamois, $1.00 23x16-inch size, soft and pliable; for house and auto. Tub & Buckets, $1 No. 3. galvanized tub with handles; 2 galvanized scrub buckets. Chair Seats 2 for $1.00 Easily put on; @2, 13 and 14 inch size. Capper & Caps. $1 l-meta! adjustable Bottle econ complete with 100 caps. Electric Stove. $1 Large size. steel frame; for cooking, toasting, frying. Black Beauty Mes $1.00 Dust absorbing; oblong shape with long handle Cream Freezer. $1 2-qt. size, all metal— freezes quickly. Flit Gombination $1.00 Pint size with automatic hand spray; for killing moths, waterbugs, etc. | Babe yr PME BI $1 | Folding style: strong and | | durable; two-tubs size. | 5-Pe. Pantry Set. $1.00 | | White enamel; coffee, tea, flour, sugar, round cake box. Trash Burner. $1 Heavy wire basket with ' cover for burning trash. (ir coe : a ‘og —f - ry For taking baby autoing; has two top handles. Aunt Sarah Oven, $1 For baking and roagting; saves fuel. Bath Stool, $1.00 White enameled; durable with rubber-tipped legs. Folding Chair, $1.00 Folds flat; strong and durable; wel] made. Step Stool. $1.00 Handy for kitchen or pantry; each step braced with metal rod. ‘7 or sat Fe) “@e + sed + Os the he ebt b +s . ‘ 2 08O4 ee a ones Pet. ve: * * eee e > sirce bad eee 7 4 99} feere oe e+e eee > tee 4* oe bead hd , a pry i +4 ee ee ieee Window Screens 2 for $1.00 Adjustable wood frames, 24 in. high; 33-in. extension. Clothesline and Reel. $1.00 roo-ft. Sash Cord Line with revolving Reel. Serving Tray, $1.00 White metal, beautifully decorated; glass covered, Wringer and Bucket, $1 Wonder Mop Wringer fits any pail; with Bucket. (Fifth Floor.) young Special--Lawn Bench Suitable for children — sturdily construct- ed foiding Bench in natural color with® green back and legs. Dollar Sale of Toys Many Kinds— Slightly Soiled —kKeduced to Attractive Toys, slightly soiled from display, are of special interest in the Dollar Day Sale. Dollis, toy animals, bell toys, doll dishes, doll jewelry and clothing, etc. +12 (Fifth Fleer.) pS 3 SP ee Rye wet eat a Mah er ee ee ee OS kip AML? Sh ARE, Silay cia dence ER Ren Ve Scie ae 4 ; :

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Sf. LOUIS POST-D ISPATCH WEDNESDAY EV a ” at eet die ee ot OI ee ogee OE ee a eh I pee, pe — PP Nee PI A RN se MORN es rnb terenlngey meets | - : ag a Me Pe SE, IG, Shp Lip Sil tf, : ’ Mf Ax ae ty ALLIES Ep “# Ay Z ad A SP ihhd . tf, . it gf v t / 7 Z fe d s j (J. LAF. # Ft LESS) App Js ea . ty ithe Fa. : i, fr © iff 6 - 4, vi, ‘fp (SZ ’ g 4S, Ay ADAP ba Of ‘ j #. A , Vig Nii -* A ff / f 7 ; fs Of. 3 Wt 4 4 » Sp, 4 # . e : > 4 7 , , tdi g f Af ’ AK . - hd f A 7 a, ba a of a ‘4 - e. f. THE STORE FOR ALL THE yy fy, BARA: PEOPLE Storewide Event a Unusual Interest to Our Pa trons} Bigger than ever before, many week-end holiday needs and warm weather requisites in the End-of-the-Month Sale. Short lengths—remn Many and ends, etc.—at big reductions. Stationery Mah Jongg Sets, three drawers, wooden u les Hawkeye Cameras, No. 2 box; takes clear photo Favors: assortment in — colors: dozen. "osaries; indestructible pearl; gold chain ; “wf 3 TD zr * ones f iled and mussed merchandise, odds lots are smail, so be here early. _. OF OO ODO 6 tAC) tp i ts fs Sale ot Silks mnants at a reduction of ports (rayon-and-cotton) Silks a Foulards, 25 styles a "y . iped Tub Silks, new patterns ‘Main Fleor,. Seuth.: $19.50 Dresses. $16.75 Dresses. $13.75 Dresses -shend 75 Dresses " Sale of N ies Cretonne Laundry Bags, large size Dress Shields, crescent shape, No. 2, 3,4, Pr..1 Rubber Sheeting, 36x36-inch size. | Sanitary Step-Ins, honeydew and orchid Wooden Garment Hangers, 6 for Baby Pants of gum rubber, pair 2 & O i ren Uo ow A Aa Aa Oe 4 bo 3 * 9 A. M. to $10.79 to $16. 7 DRESSES For quick selling, these :0 women and misses on sale 2t only While they last. Dress Goods $1.4S Tub Flannels, 27-inch. . $1.98 Wool Epingle, 40-inch $1.98 Granite Cloth, 40-inch....... $2.50 Crepe Tussah, delft blue ealy $2.50 Mohair, green only, 42-inch. $4.50 Crepe Alpaca, 54-inch. $4.50 Crepe Alpaca, coco and gray. 54-in., $6.00 Twill Cords, black only, 54-inch... $1.S8 Balbriggan Jersey, 54-inch. Rugs and Linoleums : $32.50 Axminster Rugs, 7!>x9 ft. 6 $36.95 Velvet Rugs. imperfect, 8x10. 6 $22. 6 $49 Axminster. imperfect. 8.3x10.6. . 22 $52.95 Axminster, imperfect. 8.3x10.6.$2 11 $25 Brussels, imperfect, 8.3x10.6....$1 13 $150 Wilton Rugs, 9x12, seccnds 7 $145 Saxony Chenille, 9x12, seconds 2 $85 Wilton Rugs, 9x12: imperfect S6 22 $46.50 Axminster, 9x12; drop patterns 150 $3.39 Oval Velvet Rugs, 27x52. 100 Yds. Grass Runners, 27-in.:; vard $37.50 Velvet Rugs, seconds: 9x10’. Carpet Samples— Wilton Velvets, etc. . $1.39 to $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum Rem.; $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum, 3 patterns; sc. a $1 39 59c Felt-Base, 3 yds. wide: sq. vd.; 2 patt 34 - 2 (D OD w {> i) tJ » Fs) GP 2 ip GO Op -) > 0 (Dt CO tA wa GA =O, SF (1 OO OD UD bo oi gi tha Gi tr ti po > WO Ww UI WD OD th nr "en Ptr wun GT guic ui rm" £# 2 tf bo ze na Color Range Of W i = : ‘ Hi ster. riced Awnings These practica! made Window Awnags n all si zes from 2 &. ee one fixtures, A Tremendous Dress Event Thursday | | o ) K. and S. Shirts, soiled; Ra ittle Boys’ Sweaters, Crickets = Boys’ Wash Hats, Tams, Caps ree Clothing, Furnishings Three-piece Suits, 14 to 17, 4to7... St. 39 White Duck Pants, soiled. iis sizes. m= Al l_wool Bathi ing Suits, 26 to 34. ™ Schoo! Hose, fine black ribbed; . pairs. Palm Beach Pants, 6 to 12; new colors... .$1. ~ (Third Flocr.: sale Ornaments (sae ig + - «a 25c¢ , 8c to $1.98 = Sc to $1.50 s. various widths and colors L9e to 69c ( \ugents—Main t lower. South. | yon n Fringe, 2 to SSSGUGRRCRREKReee eee e SUR SCRUBS tees LL TTI LT SSSSL TSS SSL IRISTTISSSSSSISSSRLCSLISIIACeSAsseese Toiiet Articles ber Powder Jars, each oc. Amber Shoe Horns, E. O. M... uticle Knives, E. O. M.. lirac -le Face Powder... ois Imported Lipstick 50c aa iois Imported Lipstick $1 Mar. Garden Face Powder .. 6Sc Narcisse Perfume, l-oz. size ois Imported Toilet Water bs. bone handles ae Saat size J ) cf) ee hak re LJ oe ‘ Bi Us od Ww “A ( Nugents—Main Fleer, Seuath.) *Kerchiets, Neckwear 10c¢ Men’s ’Kerchiefs, cotton: 12 for......5@e Men's Handkerchiefs, borders: 6 for..... Se Women’s cotton “Kerchiefs, seconds: 8 for 25e New Neckwear—Collar Sets, Lace, Linen. .29¢ (‘Matn Floor, Nerthj We omen 3 ‘Suite. 5 °F - . 7 - mixtures = ¥ eg ARETE Fleer.) Footwear $5, $6 Men’s broken lot Oxfords. Children’s Shoes, broken lots... ‘Main Fleer, Seuth) jie b Girls’ Apparel $5.95 silk Dresses. 6 to 14, colors $2.98 girls’ wash Dresses, 6 to 14....... $1.45 girls’ khaki Middies, broken sizes. ... $6.95 girls’ Raincoats, broken sizes, 6 to 14.$4.95 $5.95 giris’ wash Dresses, voiles, rayons, etc.$3.95 (Second Fieger.) Wash Dresses, Negligees $1.95 White Uniforms. wanted models: all sizes. . $1.69 $7.95 Taffeta Rayon Dresses, checks, plaids $9.75 Striped tub silk Dresses White Muslin Hoover Utility Dresses, 36 to 44. $12.95 Negligees—changeable satin or crepe ~~ & mee Hosiery $1.50, $1.95 silk Hose, lisle hems $1.19 $1 silk-mixed Hose, gcod shades; pair... .79e ‘(Main Fleer, Nerth.} Taste ee ome on All ‘Main Fleer Jewelry ain F Lever ‘fr. Nerth. > | aa A INSTRUMENTS Saxophones Tenor, $157.50 Value... : “C” Melody, $137.50 value. . “C" Soprano, $115.00 value... $57.50 “B” Flat, $125 value . $62.50 Other Instruments larinets, $40 value . S& Banjo Mandolin, $12.50 value. $6.25 Tiples, $25 value | .. $12.50 Accordion, $25 value .. $10.95 Violins, $12.50 value ..§4.69 ——. 2 a “ . . ; 4 / Lime of Saxophone Reeds, Strimgs, Cases, Covers, Tuners, Picks. Eec. $78.75 $68.75 Hawatian- ype Ui ke Res cwood ‘imish, we whe , wat ww st iSecend Fleer.) |_ CHARGE PURCHASES DURING E. 0. M. SALE PAYABLE JULY lm] _ . , ro OO - ‘Harcsain Basement.? Women's $1 Us $: } dergarments, 2 for’ 7 4 . ‘a + ee bo x - a “i * - a eee " ae * - i : - & “ >» . ies. » ‘ " set r bd : - * ; . mes é 3 : ; ah ” vr t al ls ‘nels ca ae 7 if € Fy a ay os § re) ane = ay * gx at? Cy . “a9 ; ¥ . - 2 r ee «se ‘, Vee > " i mF a C4 E ar, - 3 ‘ " ’ 4 : : r \ ad “ N ~ . - ‘gene : & SeeéCiag BLEND | Pillewease Set ' is $1.39 a ‘Rargain Basement.) 26m, Rug Border. 2 Yds. ae . m3 “s

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+ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH saa’ 3 _WEDNESfeer EVENING, MAY 25,1927___ eee MR PAGE 7 $1.50 - Ker shed . F elt- Base fog tt: =: * ard. i netha (Bargain meee > ” —— Aiea “Aygiteny> 3 r i‘ ae 4 SEWN Site a AP ANS th IG Mt IRR Sa RR Re ape > ee a a a Re ~ = a a & Men’ $ 79¢ Union Se Crepe de chimes. rayons, dimities +t rigtern: ; rea pl * ; ; } and bh re adek ths including famo us f | Boon ’ 7 is ¥ om ; og siiS ss Cui BL US . a oo ir OP Vee grnkie - Suits, 2 for = Kio Kita Dres caues: 37 to 14 vears. Satta ; S5@ Uli, gg ool izesp Of te Coating = sateen 7 (st. L ouls’ i argest Bargain Basement. ’ ee | 5 | , 7 _ — 3 for Boys s° Overalls, 2 for : WV py Boys’ Linen Knickers Voile Curtains, Pair _— ome’ r Grapes | Ppt | ‘s ‘sae: =O] Rayon Underwear.. 49c Rayon ‘ai Boys" Play Suits, | 2 for ie an ‘nr "a y , ; eo satues 29¢ curtaining 8 Yards eet eo” ef? ea ne CF OE 6 OE Oo wee “Ge Talues 2° ¢ / 2¢e vont = —— bee short ies es 2 to “2 areas rs. chemises and 9 " f wag , 1 econd Retles, - —— $ $1] quality; knee Jengtn. te = bh loomera, _ Silk omy 4 — Hoover Aprons Juniors’ 7-8 veg — f , m flesh ad peach ) 69¢ le Drapery, 2 a Yards ———— as oa pecoied wa aes Mee: osiery | Socks, 3Prs. 0 oo co pers, Boys’ 50c er Dollar Sale Girls’ wsiatid tion, ere aohatee, @ wav, =$ 2 Silks : e | lone COVeErs. etc. wan Big RZ! oO ar e oO S iionth Sal ie Georgette Crepe, 40-inch : (Bargain Basemént.) Vel i polairs in late Sprit “1. : ; eiours and poiairs in iate Spring $1.50 Printed Radium Silks, 40-inch . d Shad yA for ow es, ee (Main Fleer. North.) (Second Ween oration Day $7) in the lot. Some slightly V 5 e eralls & yg Ea, pes Wash h Suits, at 25¢ ag eae TYds. Cotton nea, T Yards Men's Khaki Trousers Boys’ $I Mersss 2 for ope every month, i || : 6: 28 to 42: ‘Jac set ‘s 10 44. ne er 7 years. fieure lamas > oe. 4 the suprcme value- ii monmioad lengths. 2 to 10 vards, BOS. M. a | —= Drape Cretonne, 4 Yds. Men's 25e Hose, 6 Prs. Blouses, 3 for. . Coats and Dresses oi : Bee Asp 9 ‘ | Full Fashioned Hose Men's Kerchies, ter | os Wakes mien $ 00 ke pe si Boe cite ener toe DO aunterctits, tg SY | $150 ingarted Maken dees, Tiles. . ‘i ;samene Of ° first as r apo ‘ond gua! arier 1 landkerchie {fs mmed edges. 5. tec a ~ — | 1d styles: plain white an¢ Sie ry eat ewe Lon i s Draw , $1.50 Rayon Taffeta, 36-inch for bie table ( e Nlatadlla ge Atsetonicn ap lias cl The Coat $1 q stiess: } 5 Corset = a : wes; athletic awe a for $1.50 Silk-and-Cotton Rayon Satin... at : y ts a es veces oN i a pact ie oh nygniined maieriaie! cizce HB oeFan god ee weten a. | $1.50 Stripe Tub Silks, 33-inch 0 W; »s, silver-plated . SEED $2. 95 | Te 4 3 ses giz strles, 10 to 16 years. moe te) 69¢ paque Win- ives, Spoons, etc.; ea., 15¢ Sets Se The Dresses. $1 # See My Corsets and Girdles — ~ Drawers, 3 for $1.98 Satin Crepes, 40 inches wide. .. timekeepers. - wa % Men's bal $1.98 Faille Silk-and-Wool Black ts Wear Flannel Skirts eaters, fiber, sleeveless. . Moma s Vhite Kid Shoes " Ou Tr Regular Stocks. Shoes that nave D 905 been sel ing for $6 and $8. in our Shoe ' Department all Spring. The sizes are not complete, but there will be your size soiled. Pumps Straps Ties + ‘ iL | ; D oP 0 $ | Tf : ae og — 5 y | E “ col wide ae. | hag ae | rn cond Floor.) , ? —— 4h O Ce S harrow n i® UTLO a0 1 ae ities \ Ny © Brassieres 2 for hog "Canvas coves, 8 for ti tity He i 4 1} tat ; bihiidl j t. * . ‘ til i bi, tiia id i Peel i : i f : ~ “ — - 4 Lon = 2s . . 7 ; + }- - ty P| Pus tT. #9 . wo le tee t —s é ies” ihere iS no such thing as f00d iucK mM Manking Peet viet Canes e a a y % “ ° eas iTi®* i ai 1 : , ’ oii ™ a . . 3 . .% MET . . — ‘ s s - y aimee | i. il CE ew ‘ . ; . ; ri * ’ fF rh son NS ,f + + =o TT ve by * hiz - wainrt?) ~ lot Oxfords . Sil,plt 6B: osiery | 35¢ Turkish Sq. $1 29 agen an Boys’ Wash Knickers o "Meueks ‘ow Shoes. a se wooK Arye Few of a Style LE? % Solled frome diapiny brosen = Nh « Ba) tinish. Crood (Glenentenieaatn Basement.) SUGESEC PReEHEEEEEES SEeES (Nugents—Bargaty Basement.) oor. . | 4 eli 7 4 extra sizes. anon : — erg Shades (St. Leuts’ Largest Bargain Basement.) RS 8

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY Sepcss & tas re 2 ne RISE es yptrages A ay ef ate hoe Piitinctaias ipl an See oa Limit of One Let | : by i Men’ s Union Suits, of Each Kind of : | ; : —nien Ga Seap to a Customer eres of siceveless style: ae ————— — ee ~ Men’ $ Underwear, 3 ar "wawers wi tre tent qualities. 4 td Seen =3e0 Garbage Cans, $1 : j ~ Children’s re ae Dishp pans, $1 : > | eavy ized Soca. Sane al j strire-. we vat "aa Mop Sets, a ” Get ees a Bp Soap Opa ¢ ae — } Hoover a or ns ~ oe 4 Came ts * cae nging rs : SI. 00 , ’ : ‘ = iy ; in ade Sa pat eR LLR winae: Taie so ia ; ’ x Va wae” : PY NaS AS i a see eT oe * ve ee 5 sabre ee M ‘ ths ect. ths aM Ae ie mci IRS Ae ices tee Ree Mey eat tee ee ay RT ee fay : Baia a ae Ba Si tne bb? Sony te : rae Gores, ee SSS sii Oot cd p iG : ai Gt ‘¥ ; ; : ES EE eS Fa ec eae eee o> See Toop Oe Re eae Pars bat ; " . r Re a ee ee ee Were ee pa re ’ ghee ae dare ty nie: game, sy iia saat dey rast ss Pe CT re OLS AE Eee GP ee hee All the. Newest Spring Shades SES | a Les E fo ? =e Ch Children’ s ) Socks, 7F At $1.00 ~. At $1.25 ' At $1.58 Chiffon weight Suk | Chiffoa weight al.- wath #-inch garter. welt Sil from top to toe 15 and Service weight regular sizes.: Service Sik with _— 4 garter weight Sitk With Liste welt m regula | only. 4 6 ws ‘a tas ee - * RE te) PUR nS Oe ee ae py iy ert betas or BEE AE Ge RM OR Pin we tis > adi: ry 4 tops ui extra sizes... | ee. Jit: Lan ‘eze es fe 7 | ; at 13, fe ra er rela i a chers. i ‘ _wi aes: NOTE: Lane Bryast extra ize Score — % extrz, } Sureas, pred Sons I ee cotta, ci. SE om | wanda. Waele Ivory Flakes : . S : we Girardeau, Mo. said the | : — = : ee £2 0 Every Patr Perfect—of sale Fine Quality See Cee = 6Cld|| > lUGee ee | Rerecast | aie | r Extre- Size Blouses, Z avery Soap Flakes VL. : =, hw =} : oe: with = S 4 i : tnd | ; TF he SL z, ‘>? Boxes ‘$I ( 0 : es 36 oe Se : Hi] : Sa " —r ah . 5 tor - 5 ' Pe, fan Bry yc it Boos inn on! Sa ||; ie | = | : $i 55 Sleeveless Sweat ae — ‘ + SS e. — } ' =5 ) i comet wee — + goalie ee er ire Qa | tar Nephtha - oe | ee i a | wi ttles, 3 - Boxe oma! ac ne mma | ‘$I 59 > Midas Blouses SIXTH and LOCUST se of 23 feet to- | Hf ~ $] os ak ee Sicech sinned = = | a oe a a P = : : — ~ ‘ . ; 7 * fo rir a ee? — S33 Petal a 2 { : Lay very ‘ . j . cn : = . : a ' - _ ca ~- ~ . . ’ x +i . 4 : ¥ : A : ~ i oa i - . ee 7 oi 7 ; =. 4 ¢ 8 5 : p ; = i : x oe ; 3 P “ " : =>. ‘ - a - ‘ : , 32 , : ~ ae ' x . : ’ : = - a F . ? % o ~ inl me wah ” » , : - " : _ ‘ + = ~ : -— } 5 . : | & - —_ 5 4 - "om. . i. _¥ ; bad j ’ : A ~ — | = _ ; ; ; 7 = : : / - , 4 eo 7 ms 8 ; ; a +i : , ; * os € an i. ’ : . _ . = +7 3 ne hd | «= x.% ie , ‘ : y ‘ : : unti-—aim 2 narertail, tertale 9 gee pe . $1 a vas — ir ij , eclne ase | ast of | f NAN | | ~ | | Cote Wi Chanel 2 a , «910 Venus " eka a WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH CLEARANCE SALE OF SHOES Old Dutch ‘ba ON EACH PAIR et of she “son ot Hf Magazine Racks, $1 —— Cakes ST AD LLL LOPE AALS GBS I Ne AR OES ote een eee ey met ovwet AES Oe eo a Se re er ise ae aoe i aan Sao PA ime oe SAN cA igs ee pea et ; st , Ber et ls “3 oe ae a NEE Re, he adie SR RR LO Re SEE , atte er eae ae ws SICK APS bie PRS ag aw “iy sg Je ee PS RS eee Sh pore Member of Board of Education. So hs , & FiCOS ’ NA om eet e htt T e ) ~ ~o- we « ees a a SS ere AT ARP AN aes owe - —e re an RNS a le NN ig eatin S ealloentinad - > as JW akist ace ter &@ i pore = wee es aeea - 4 a ' } , a Brooms, 2 for $1 as — ? ° . | a heii, ined alm. elaee Settees, $1 c. Bread & Cake B Boxes. 31 lotheslines, 3 for $1 “°° “"* : Folding awe sie. 8 a agg s foe St aA a ai . »* we to = - raend. wth set rc handie BEDELL—SHOE SALON —FIFTH LR RT ee SA ARO NO RE a 5 me

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PREP mr os THA eee * — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _——— —_a- & “ - ne RN et a em oe ’ We Give and Refeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Will Appear on June Stat , 9 e ements ‘i é Sale of Coffee| | Tots’ Dresses Blue Work Shirts| | Pilot Preserves —Will Be Friday, 79c Val After Dollar Day > f on pa 89c Value 5 Lb. 10 Oz. Jar c ape - geen’ agg Or $1 y. for $ 1 $ 1 OO Biend Cofiee wi e on , ‘os : en € Dainty voile and dim- 9 @€ Good quality blue € Mason Jars of straw- PAN Y | sale at 3 fomoy weg on Me ikeese Sises 3 to x F r—N on ol] a . : hambr: Shirts — tri le b 4 herr’ o. ] THE MAY CO. Friday sar 6 vears. ( ) A y Hi Mi A i O chambray Shirt: trip! erry, cherry, pineapple Cleveland } Day. Basement . Basement PER a LE BD B se iE C C M P A N Y stitched; full cut. Sizes or peach preserves. Pilot . LAY CO. THE MAY CO. 1S-BA O. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. 14% to 177%. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Bea Siem g 4%2 to 1772 Rasement brand. Basement ee oe ae A near on June EP _ - os Cepia a ups again oe ake’ in) F "= i) . A z ¥ esas abana) ARUN 1 aS : Rs Pew. Jes Dae ee Rall leat ea: si lie al ~ we an ~~ BT ER ei The May | €.. ) Men’s Shirts | | Thursday, in the essence id Or seosan Store | Tots’ Union Suits gi : , $1. 50 and $2 =~ . SS = — = — TS - we ~~ . + . SY SS Vt he LP ee 4 % _ - 3 pa ae £ = 2 f ced Val 3 => 3 SS ~ ; 7 : . . ) Retinfor aiues = SS 3 = = Wy Vi, CASE? 4 AE: ; oe a me “2 h é ee web a ste paisa an ciaplagtt: ma Household Grinders ; | “33 x , : . " ; = . “ ‘ $1.50 1 | | st Li ; | ws XX : ; : jd, | Raswt- or hove | 5 ) | or ' Basement ; . . ==: = | _~ ie , eS ne oe ~_—— (iy Value.. . i} : a SALE beet — SS . yy Ee sizes 2 to 3 years. gar ‘ ce — ‘ == ee . — : per oan mae. oe ty “.q Ss ~ =. as Ep ere 2 . ; = Basement CO Cmca d .. ~~ ———e , - - —— - a —— - pase = ~~ _ Excellent for sharpen. | ff | SF Noe Saas = ing knives, tools, scis- | af Union — 2 for a , 3 : = sors, etc. Very easy 2 Handkerchiefs, 12 for GI running. cal che ed mains L Lek Suits in pia or lapec | ric Har ed wores benders. la nt sive, neauy Kena Vests, Special, sg for $i | | —. ee eee ) Children’ $ goed Suits — $i pL! ct } | | s 1,35 Parasols — =) | Men” s Union ACT Special $I | cachie tor tiver Sam et crviens syle; anki © ¢ | Extraordinar | B 2 shi siceves or 8 ess Bt . nee ay F & B Special Tea, 3 Lbs. for $1 ss ; 2 E Value » | ca Printed cree, Ya. ier jengt $ 1 : | —_ may af Men’ s nerwene, 3 for $I] \ ' yh origge! were 1D broken Is ny vas x _ _Ralonieg : . F & B Mal ‘Syren 3 Cans for $I | : stained $1.59 _ Lares strapped suitcases, (at | : | ~ Children's s "Suits, 4 for // a na . ree ~~ $1 | Hose Reels, $1 | - : 3 ig os : : er iso mm, S Khaki Pants SI DS t: on eee : _ a % iron. é ed Deep jen. Fitted with revolving taped 7 Won , . Meial wheels. | | Hoo A Si ck — of ! - Se i-7] sewed: Overalls ol sy 2 snepiR Bath Towels, 4 for ay ee ifi | °* Men Checked P (| ake ct EM | | gc Handkerchiefs, 25 for Sry ‘ ~_U c t 2 f 8 EL Faxement en's Checked Fants $| ! ame er | | Hanikerchiets, soft finished and_hemetite | nder armen S or s semen _ Men's ge a pin-checked. fabric : ‘ ff : + Mattress Covers =) : —_ Parertenee a St 10c Handkerchiefs, 24 fel $1 i: 2 oe la H Nr ; eo Sexuens . ses + ohad e, 4 Pairs 7 Pe ; aes: te Cuenta af mime bien diel brig ; 6. ts © fi: no eleeves and — ose, DF 2 7 rit x z rie wel cannon Women's cambri Handkerchiefe im TigsG aged white and eolors, with aiauiiered corners. $1. 59 Umbrellas $I paren. we ¢ nm ta! leta, " on ragon frames and anart ban- , Loe IPR en ARSED ANNI RP ie i REN NATED i R.A IAT TAM oe ARB : MA. 9 - ee ARnObFeK. 25 nan, Bat ra : ry Hose, «Spc 7 Prs. ome ih Bee — oF =e Seams - Of Children’ s Hosiery, * Pairs xy oa oe Bath Towels, 3 for SE Boye 69c Overalls, 2 for $1 | Wash Dresses . || $1.49 to $1.89 tch ee $1 | , Children’s = Socks, ix Prs. " a : rable | i} 4 7 | | filing be va | bh cover. Made = Si Women’ ; Hosiery. 4 Pairs ‘$I | , | | Linen Toweling, " Yds. -$ | si 50 Sports § Sweaters » 91 : Values for ' HT . : | : - .. “Tablecloths - =) u 89¢ Rafiled Curtains, WZP Prs. $1 v e a rs blue or m “ & 4 14 4 "Window Shades, 2 2 for ‘3 | FE amo -s ades. n - 1g : / | , ia , . : hie _ C orsettes Rayon Underwear, Special 3! y 4 ¢ , aid: dials : vm able —— ol 69c > Wash — ~ for 1 BB reg gene $1.50 Value stacy 7 | ps . : ae | eee ge "eeieieealll Sleeveless Vests, Special, 5 for 3] Lic Brown > Masi, di Yds. $I ‘ 5° Lit & * iti. “Sui thi i€ finaxement = Play Suits, 2 for =) | 98c Shantung, 17 2 Yds, for $1 ne © ohantune if ate ene 22c Gingham, 8 Yds. xy $ - . lg ie Shantuac is vil" ee ont ee +y Marquisette Curtains, 2 Pre. $i | Boys’ $1.95 ere Swestune $] § Ray: uxed Sweaters m high eolora, in dis 61° MeV || Spr cccostur | Fringed Reg Ross , Stor $] a Mer’ ton Trousers 9] " : the DOD ar V-neck etrie. dioan 30 to 365 __ | : | ~ Women’s Satin Shoes oe a Fabris, 2 Yds. 7) 3 | $1.25 crac eat anement | nzre in Biome Sa $1 $1. 50 Feather Pillows, Ea. 7 T | “Girls si Dresses, 2 for $] ‘ ~ $1.45 Shirts $1 rf brand. of broadeleth, madras = oncee, White. plain colors, ehecked and fig _ Extre- Size Blouses, 2 for Si Ww omen % Seman $1. 45 Goose Feathers, ‘Lb. 3] 49¢ eile a ae mm) dt | hate in washable culors. Sizes 7 to 14 years. red Kinds, Colar-attached style. Sizes 12 te ) sul % | | ) B 1. 39 Pajamas Leather Purses |) >: orem bam Z oe 31 — “po aveless ‘Sweaters $] “SS $3 & $4 Values 79¢ Sheet Blankets, 2 for $I | : ~ 55c ‘Sheeting 3 Yds. $1 | | middy an moe, er ee Stir apa wil ne a na et) © ¢ » ry ie en en, ONE cae es enn 4 | a aa ae biel pe gym oe meee . v7 —— { . | _— | $id 5 ore re | | : : 2 2 st : : tt by ‘ _ ~ to & yards. | $1.69 Value Peles) PAA | YR Val x 39 Tub Silks, Yd. $1 i uined | T rinted Tub Sikes iin Sy 3 e ‘ | af | f I | SI 56 amp 7 Bours $l | 2S Sy , xfords ~ 79¢ Crib Blankets, - for -—y | } 79C "Dresser Scarfs, 2 for ay. | , Deiat PH | nore that 100 different pieces from which to | Fe Pat ae Par ee | Md’ 4 ‘ (. fh ai P| Mi ma PR - « os tt « j 7 wi mre a eee nage Rg eR ee RI ee ae oqndililintinaetiinaniiatmanaaadllie on — Rev ade r Si? ¥v a kK RO cee UENO a | roe 2 for $1 ; | “$I. 30 Venus Corsetalis: " maps | €1.50 i hold size, washable, for = lie 3 $l Women s ‘$i. 33 ——— $I , Girls | L $1. 49 Padding, Yd. Sie , ” Girls’ Outing Suits _ $i | 63c to a Aprons, 2 v4 for ‘$i Dresses 4 , | ; , rdered ati ae panel p nt ‘ene cTe : - wk | Women’ s $7 29 Boudoi Slipper $1 \X 1.50 & $1.75 : Bath Towels, 5 5 for i } = so - : Men’s Union Suits | . ie 4 gee cong | thr ; $ : ee a fal lt B nee Ma 7 m. fr zy Summer Hats 69c to 88 She 1, ee | | spaces n ial i. 1 | 3A : $2. so + a = ye Ss] Table le Damas Ye 3 Children's $1 95 Hats $] Vatu , : 4 ; : i Boles lace iZ°8 rhit ‘ he! lea ‘ ol — ~ ; aba: eye girit et ionic Tis 2 _ o Peo a ifs - ay - od q " ‘ ? , i . ; ame . eolores 4) ‘ ; ‘ ' ~ Men's s “$1, 79 Slippers _ 31 . |} Favon and prints | | ee $1 50 Silk Scarfs $I ished ef 4.3 1 3 5 | i ’ ” — i | fr ; a as Floor Was ] ad TAL : Le: ther Sip] j I eh ¥ : eg pe meassonmpognabeigd * ’ or je leather soics, sizes 6 A "Ee. ' - L | ; picecnwy. and en F gui ar ar caine pier = 39 hoe $1 69 ba eg 1 h igh ph and low gg Bo bro! ken giz : are ae : enn een | Printed Tub silks es OS. a om | a" a | i] = AaB disp) 2 9rinted Crepe ce Chine Plain Georgette repe Lj & h D | | gol OOPS al | 29 K k : I re ¢ i ths Xovelty Silks f Inen ras resses $l = 9 ajamas 2 Boys $1. nickers | Plain Radium Silk Novelt; ? | Men’ : 25¢ Handlerchi $, 10 rg von atvies ali aaa - 1. Alabastine, a for $1 | $1 50 and $2 Elastic Step-Ins $1. Men’ . ~ py 39 Fi Me vr I v ee ‘. $I | Striped Tub Silk Checked Pongee Mer ve rder Hi i | tare “cufie and a a. wi: fight suadea } nat — s ~ 4 ; i e @ ; ¢ = 2 Gium aght and ad k color Bizeg te , « for interior use. . i > | ‘Se 71 ed t iit in color. Sizes 36 to 4 iors top-In Gurdie Very com- nee In = te ele “B Plain Colored Shantung Basement chiefs, with neatly et nGered mitu ne >! 6 to 46, wear and civing om art lines. wit h iaree - Men’s 2-Pant Suits | 1000 Su:amer Silk Dresses Acxcaae Rugs Dp arl bu ot ms. aA $19.50 to $24.50 Values — ao i Offering Most . : Seconds of $37.50 Grade— ti $ 5 Q \ge7 } Ph : Extraordinary Sap A ig C Seamless and 9x12-F t. Size ! ovandiatiet i Jy AX\! PAE 3 Values, Choice, at Ail | Ne — 4 ; : | | ma te an 4 | : " White 2 Enamel $1 - 5 y es , 4gN FT» tf (ea oh wee, . @ PE Mh hE, A\E, $ I I5 sine White § | , ‘ NE hae Ae 3 1 F/ x le. a2 - ya ‘ oe * ee ; ; eter Sit th a ee single or double breasted ee et PA Sate de = ' WS ATS | i tos + aeeeeen* oes eecred. | J Dn ae e! ate at ; J ' . ! es if , 4 » | i | : ce fo) > fe | | a ee) Ware one WA 1 | TER Stn Ve At @Room-size Rugs with plain centers | S iStessssstsassess cessest | | é mde Boe theo. i Pos | \ - ee ee, ; sessssengees: meseity | : : if ‘ , . - geese Sgssestse eetees ee® 26 it : 7 J ‘ | eee! «6f il f | , : te : ; . . : i . | ‘oe and in Summery light col- ors and practical darker cr em-ize ogy with pin center ——— ures. Woven of durable wool yarns and very long-wearing. Fringed Veli- Extra Trousers aa] CaS we TEE ‘a 4] oe baa vet Rugs of the same size and grade | . | $3.50 $ AS id i : r\ hi - — ; Hy | j also included. Screens, 2 for $1 | by ees, Value... whe S/ Sizes 16 Years to Wo : Axminsters eens with adjust _. 2eeamaae ta <a “#5 Work and “everyday” Trousers” everz r s are included in this big Dress offering— pereegy | | of cotton worsted and cheviot qs al special purchase = | Praeear e $39 50) i Seconds of ag’ 95 | @ ) light colors and gay prints, with | ff $7.50 Grade... ee ee . | in good dark colors. 1000 Summer Dresses in all. Pretty | | 7-$ Electric “Specials & @& a age to a. /q ] long or short sleeves and all sorts of attractive style effects. This | eee ee: : | g6x70-inch Axminster throw uirner Hot Plates = . | A price should mean that you choose severa! models. | oxt2-ft. seamless Axminster | Rugs in patterns and colors in .. gi; ie i Flanne! Summer Suits Rugs in many designs andcol- | that will harmonize with the Heating Pads. ft @ Men's single and double breasted Sum- Pee ye Many are of practical wash | Also striped wash crepes, flat | orings—woven of all-wool (| most popular kinds of large ights, 2-cel! | é | mer Suits of flannel, in plain gray of : : crepes, in light, cool-looking crepe and new patterns in silk BS yarns. Slightly imperfect. Rugs. Griddles & i- stripes. Sizes 36 to 4? $8.7 = | colors. prints. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Steve ic Corn Poppers Baseme nt Leonoemr Store Offered at

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POSr- OISPATCH__. andervoort’s Month-End Sale of Spil L s Art Needlework Be na Thursday @ Hundreds of items trom the store are offered low price levels. In every ing. Month-End prices arer less than the previous marks : @In every instance, the qgiimited. In many cases pect thern to be sold beforegi. therefore, Of UTMOST if tance that you attend thegiitly at 9:00. ? @ This is the most outstanfinth-End Sale that Ve voort’s has ever held, from #oint of value as well the scope of merchandise offs : A age ~~ ee ST o — « : Fashionable Frocks — | Toilet Articles i ‘ tf? Wht tv a | Sadiiiasdiieeenicds a hen te ee a) (™N "1 co © tgs fe et Oy OH tm fu tr ty co Wa ¢ | ed SSR George - BLA C3 K ci 4 O th) 4 S ry 4 bo On » omg S39 © © » cn © + ter en tf) ‘int te ta te —- oo i © > f> q| Every department offers wi. remarkable that yo not afford to overlook a sim Read every line cz and make your plans to atteskday morning at 9:00. 8 A ee ARON ae etal Mn ete ee ee a ee ee oe arene Mm cn @) SRE oe re Ne ere me fis es Ca Co YQ m Large Women's A ttire No Phone, MO. D. Orders © Quantity mee 1§ LARGE WOMEN loth and silk 20 __nGS — Cn tr Gan C) O — 7 Cry Gs © om | fy Csi CO WOMEN N’S COATS, pl fur-trimmed ... ee ae WOMEN’S COATS, furred c tailo red : MISSES’ COATS. satin nd - + cy C) with two trous- h knickers only, ~hop—Secend t ~d pene “J 225208 Yr — 2 Men’s ro AAAPA NE PMS oe OS cates fd ¢ fm ae fi MISSES COATS, sheens an 'Q ~ oo +. = * * SPORTS COATS for w and misses ...... Secenr4 and Third sere Juniors’ Silk Froc PPA AP fh pene ae AQP OA S, fancy silks brass buckle, O Quantity 45 JUNIORS’ SILK FROCKS: 13 to 17 years ee aes 20 JUNIORS’ CREPE DE 3 ay | esse | . oe a as | Quantity a : - a 5 RAYON NIGHTGOWNS, | sae ee : : : : Oo! ee re V-cockiine ie . ) | cy. RAYON PAJAMAS, contrast- Seasonable Sweaters | 500 WHITE CRINKLE _- 4¥ésgyz | 1000 WOMEN'S SCISSORS, 4 : ing trimmings tr) ty 2 Be | @ a . ~ Little Tots’ Apparel — | NETTLETON OXFORDS, $13] Former Price Quastity 17 KNITTED TOPCOATS Summer wear SWEATERS; odd Qe types ..... Sate SWEATERS: broken styles I SEE TED SWEATERS; popular kinds: gE eee ae SWEATERS for Summer: eaa tots .... SWEATERS: bro ment tH tf) €(f) -- i) Cs FROCKS. PRINT E — -_— | = ~-*- + ~~ —_ } ] 2. “ 109 pea ba > (49 #9 tsi te {f> tf Csi csi AND LINEN. knickers. 7 toe « @ (7 a | ~" : be oe eee ee Blankets and Spreads F B TWO a : FLAPPER J S00 COTTON SATEENS, rrinted. 200 PRINTED VOILES in a! | 2 essncamelt atedigseor i sc : : Ts: ~ . oo + = ™ a me * 3 “ a ' ~ . : rr" Yards 36 inches wide. Yard : | Yards select: >¢ desien : ! . Quantity . AI (NCOA ar 1 > : TY ae ed : : r : ne me aia . ie. 37 a aan 300 PRINTED SILK AND RAYON. i inches wide. | | 20 BEACON BLANKETS. ae A “a Yards 36 mches wide. Yard...... | | MBROIDERED BOR! 7 50 | nti samples, rose, blue 1 tilt Sewing Shon—Second F cor Laces and a Quantity 500 REMNANT LA * ° a7c '—— i | ~ * “see = & SOO.) =CURRE -MNAN aca : | ae SOYS' BLO $, open- -neck L.NKETS. , 2 | scort stvie. Madras, nercale try Po 458 O IS © fond ” a 7 ee ‘7 Plwo tle ty _*-* l-over style, = “4 es bas ii ( ‘Sao $00 REMNAN ings and Month-End Sale Notions — | Quancity {Former Mont ) a 2? VALLEYTONE RADIO SE . | Pric Pr: | ee Lomplete with speaker J mth i a ("4 ; +4 DO af C3 3 -_= Qvantity Dp : * . ee 1000 WAYNE CEDAR 1000 WAYNE CEDAR BAG Crosley ‘CHARG and poecst HN tn TROLAS, largest size, splendid condition : in $3 on. = ae — : +0 ; ~s 0 : 3 BRUNSWICK PRISM ATON rormer mont! rm ’ tne Seville model, used a Quantity on ee Pr .2ace 4 ] ee : 293 Pairs PUMPS and OXFORDS | UN | : : ostume jewe ry eo 73 SPORT OXFORDS AND | LS MTOR LT) aN ie Beaten Former “< : Pairs SANDALS, samples, sizes ! PESERVES Gra | — a - and $+2 348 PUMPS AND STRAP SLIP- . Pairs PERS, incomplete selection. $11.00 ) ind esery : ies a - . PE TATA: , i gic eee 7. ee ont : Ms as Cam eae Be at eh agg Os ay aS ' , ms . a IEBALLS, Junior Nata bs’ omen” . ch. \* =P ——— ~~ . De OS “patio ——— HT, fine me Sie «6CATCHERS’ MITTS ._.4 just si used sal | ACH | RAD VD, used nlaying condition mahogany BRAMBACH GRAND, brown. hogany case, beautiful tone; used very little ~~” *¢ a 5 “n

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we pe sinning undreds of items from | price levels. In every ing than the previous marks n every instance, the q them to be sold before ng e that you attend the s + is is the most outstand ’s has ever held, from th oe - A ¥ € se RY 16 vears , oy PIECE PAJAMAS. 5 16 years . AM BLOOMER DCKS., 2 to 6 vears ED BLOOMER WICKS. 2 DREN'S COATS, 6 peers Pea — a to. © years — A ets and Spreads & y Former Monta 4 Price ON BLANKETS, soiled ples, rose, blue Y BLANKETS, slight * Ss ee ae ae SETS. colored : samples, t SPREADS. pr ens MER BEDSPREADS, f! blue and. gold .. 33. [ER BEDSPREADS, Flo- — werd potters fan's oe + -900 P— F Reilllllee hs Former Price IAL HIGHBOYS. containing ine Vi trola .. $98.75 ROLAS. large console size, Btly used .. , $125 ROLAS, largest size, used, but plendid condition. SWICK PRISMATONES., ille model, onstrators th. End Sale Pianos f Mont used as $9e | @ .- $115 NWAY UPRIGHT, ebony case d tone $95.08 & POND UPRIGHT, fine ma- $775.0 y case just slightly used .? NICH & BACH GRAND, used $250.08 in good playing condition, nogany MBACH GRAND, brown many case, beautiful tone: a very little indervocrt s Mnusie Shor nity NETTLETON OXF al S mma ATI HLETIC UNION SUI . * a Yeni oe ag and —— > AG Lilwas al ci ' macras s a SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS, assorted rr 7 os Stripes PO —— DET yo - ** RT = Sam ces Tike ¢« a DG is iGqiiaw ¥ ‘ F of he — ; ’ -liga -~ . —~ hole ora > = Gid Wen: S iis Former Month-End ORDS., ee iLM BEACH AND LINEN G ¢f 120 = | i . ‘ t_& © F " . ; - old f fi 2, 1M tf) Month End Sale adios Former Month-E na Price $69.50 $5.50 Month-End Sale Furniture Quantity Former Month-End mata Price T] 5 MAHOGANY SPINET $39 00 DESKS ... NEST TABLES $14.75 $14.75 WALNUT CENTER TABLES $27.50 OAK sos acob des} J _— $95.00 $95.00 $18.75 $95.00 $32.00 $37.50 $4.95 $6 inh $45.00 FULL-SIZE BEDS, walnut .. $42. $18.75 s-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE. — $475.00 mahogany 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITES. full-size bed .. csi ODD VANITY DRESSERS ao CONSOLE TABLE, Poly- chrome finish ..... ne GATE-LEG TABLES, ee, ss $26.00 IMPORTED CHAIRS, Italian Renaissance .. . .$225.00 IMPORTED LOVE SEAT, gold finished ... ODD CHAIRS. various coverings MAHOGANY END TABLES | ODD WALNUT DRESSERS, brown m t tl ODD BEDROOM CHAIRS. $9 DINING-ROOM SUITE $750.00 $95.00 $1.95 $24.75 Halt Price $3.95 0 pieces 1 500.0' 6 5-PC. BREAKFAST-ROOM SUITE SIDE CHAIRS, ‘eis! id di in] Ing-room INA CABINETS, various finishes BRE AKFAST- ROOM SETS, _Gecorated VALL BRACKETS, decorated .35.50 - - Curtains and Draperies LACE PAN er »* pDatt - (ee cet 1s. - ~-A--* conceal GRENADINE FRINGED PANELS ...... SAMPLES AND SETS, 4 of a pattern, rayon and case- ment lace SHADOW AND CASEMENT LACE PANELS ... RAYON AND LUSTER CASE- MENT PPA Peete noes eens. wages: CURTAINS, | to 4 : , including $Ol tig samples .... ESP RU lac: CURTAINS, va- ous sty! les, sample lots. aPinigpacing great vari “ tf) * > ef % + ts) . 1h) Cry Nottingham RAYON “CASEMENT CLOTH Yards and nets 309 SHORT LENGTHS CASE- Yards MENT CLOTH AND NETS 33. 418 36-INCH DAMASK, art silk, + Yards rayon d rapery .. 34 4-FT. TAN AND Ww HITE) SCALL OPED AWNINGS nT ty >| a = 71 AWNINGS, brown or gfeen anc waite $1.00 ~ + * a -_ + ¢ ‘ ar) * Nain irinmg 4 ; “inch : e - red - ‘ }e o JIU an ._- @€ \~ + 348 EF — _ Glace a China g 500 LAIN Dinn ' + _ a e-—— - er ng - , "“ OatmMeaisS. SOUPS, wa *® Pieces earcere cor? at te tt We ee & Be La ee Pictures, Mirrors, Artwares Quantity Former Month-End Price Price 4 BUFFET MIRRORS, gold framed, etched panels........ IMPORTED BRASS CANDLESTICKS ) PICTURES, assorted subjects. . .$1.00 $20.00 IMPORTED LIGHT SHIELDS, and small Lamp $1.75 Shades ... ieee eee GARDEN TRELLISES > $4.50 GARDEN TRELLISES ........ $3.50 GARDEN TRELLISES FERN STANDS, hand wrought $7.50 BIRD CAGE STANDS, wrought iron AQUARIUMS, wrought iron with amber glass bowls : IVY STANDS, 5 ft., 6 in. high $19.75 FERN STANDS, with copper bowls j FLOOR LAMPS, Spanish brass $3. 49 FLOOR LAMPS, Spanish brass $22.50 ADJUSTABLE FLOOR LAMPS, hand wrought iron ...........$9.00 MAHOGANY CANDLESTICKS 49¢ IMPORTED BRASS er | ie Rs yg et ¢ See: IMPORTED BRASS oe is B= gg os 6 Sere IMPORTED NOVELTY ASH TRAYS MANTEL MIRRORS, 3 panels $39.95 IMPORTED WAX FLOWER CANDLE HOLDERS, pair. BOUDOIR LAMPS, with shade ... DRESSER BOXES of im- ported china. aa girl. Price 69c $1.50 $1.19 79c $3.75 $12.49 $2.49 $2.49 $13.95 $5.75 19c 2** Se $19.97 38C $1.00 . .$1.00 . .$1.49 Housewares uantity Former Month-End Price Price FIBER BRUSHES, for garage 25c¢ or besement, without handles. FIBER BRUSHES, without handles, garage or base- 50c 10c $1.00 WHITE CHINA RAMEKINS ...2 HOSE REELS, wood frame ... .$2. $6.95 10c LAWN MOWERS ALUMINUM PANS $4.50 $1.00 $5.00 10c GARDEN HOSE, 25c .$1.00 $1.25 } 0-ft. length. -' DISH STRAINERS DISH WASHERS, Darlo make. $12. 50 EGG BEATERS, odds and ends. .25c 433 PUDDING MOLDS, or 85c } china ... - $1.50 | 189 COFFEE CANNISTERS, 30c | metal ... »« -GoC 18 BIRD CAGES, brass, imported. .$9.50 58 BIRD CAGES, brass, imported .$13.50 60 CUTLERY OR SILVER- WARE BASKETS, imported .$1.25 111 CUTLERY OR SILVER- $1.50 WARE BASKETS, imported .$2.25 67 DREAM CREAM WHIPS, with brown bow! CHINA TRAYS, meta! frame. . $2.00 BREAD BASKETS, raffia straw 50c TABLE MAT SETS, a palm leaf, four in set.. FRUIT PRESS—POTATO RICER ... NON-CRUSH CLOTHES WRINGER. smooth running $15.00 BREAD BOXES, imported, NE oc. a. sere ansneenenes $3.75 SCRUB BRUSHES . .$2.00 . -91.25 Linens and Domestics Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 20 "BREAKFAST CLOTH SETS, —. cloth 54x inch ion yellow + check 20 IMPORTED LINEN HU CK $7 Dozen TOWELS, 20x36 inch ...75¢ each Doz. 25 LINEN HUCK TOWELS. 35c¢ Dozen 14x22? inch so 39¢ 69c 200 BLEACHED SHEETING, Yards 2'4 vards wid Twe. .. 55e 60 PILLOWCASES, | lace trimmed, Pairs 45x36 inch. Pair ...... 7 Sc he te eal — Rugs, Carpets, Lined Former Month-End Price Price $27.50 $12.50 $6.50 $9.50 $9.75 $4.50 $87.50 $45.00 $6.50 $4.50 $52.50 9x15-ft. AXMINSTER RUGS, heavy grade $67.50 6x9-ft. ROYAL WILTON - oo «949.50 $110.00 $110.00 $15.00 $9.75 Quantity 15 4x7-ft. CHINESE RUGS, 5 24x24-in. SADDLE BAG MATS, pair 67 36x70-in. AXMINISTER “UGS, heavy grade 11 36x36-in. BIGELOW HART- FORD SAXONY RUGS 27x54-in. BIGELOW HART- FORD SAXONY RUGS 27x36-in. ROYAL WILTON RUGS 9x12-ft. BIGELOW HART- FORD SAXONY RUGS... 9x12-ft. KILMARNOCK WOOL RUGS 6x3-ft. KILMARNOCK WOOL RUGS 27x54-in. KILMARNOCK WOOL RUGS 6x9-ft. ROYAL WILTON RUGS .$140.00 UG 9x15-ft. ROYAL WILTON RUG 9x15-ft. BIGELOW HART- FORD SAXONY 39x62-in. COLONIAL BRAID- ED RUGS | 32x51-in. COLONIAL BRAIDED RUGS ..... er 27x39-in. COLONIAL BRAIDED RUGS 27x54-in. WASH RUG FOR BEDROOMS 27x54-in. GRASS SUMMER RUGS 18x36-in. GRASS SUMMER RUGS 24x36-in. JAPANESE JEWELL RUGS ........ oer. 6x12-ft. SUMMER ART SQUARES, soiled 9x12-ft. SUMMER ART SQUARE, soiled 27x36-in. WILTON CARPET SAMPLES 145 57 and 36 in. HALL AND Yards STAIR CARPETS, short lengths 1 9x12-ft. MADE- UP CARPET, blué 358 2-yd.-wide INLAID LINO- Yards LEUM, heavy grade, sq. yd. . 154 2-yd. wide INLAID rage LEUM, short length, § 27-inx15-ft. AXMINSTER ALL RUNNERS 18x27-in. RUBBER MATS 16x27-in. coco MATS 38x48-in. CHINESE MATTING SQUARES . 36x36-in. INLAID LINOLEUM > SQUARES Rug Shop—Fourth Fioor Electric Fixtures Former Month-End | Price Price Quantity 1 ELECTRIC BRACKETS, odd LOT samples, one light. Largely ee one of a kind 1 TWO-LIGHT ELECTRIC LOT BRACKETS, odd samples .. .$6.75 1 TWO AND THREE LIGHT LOT ELECTRIC BRACKETS, $15.00 of genuine bronze and iron ..$17.50 Lamp Shop—fFourth Filccr. 75¢ 95c $2.50 Electrical Appliances. ty ELECTRIC IRONS, with cords ELECTRIC TOASTERS ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS . ELECTRIC FANS 38-inch oscillating ELECTRIC FANS, 9-inch oscillating Electric Ghop—Downetairs. Small Leather Goods ra Former Month-End Biantity Price Price 200 IMPORTED LEATHER NOVELTIES, including sew- ing cases, vanity cases, cigar- ette cases, writing portfolios, picture frames and manicure 50c sets ... ... -$18.00 72 CIGARETTE AND MATCH CASE SETS. colored metal.. $1.25 Leather Goods Shop—First Fiocor. euggsVndewoorSamey

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-_ =| = *A0o" G. MAY Lm ij | RFYFNIS ie le ~- . —_— = ~* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH am es Se tuags: Uineiooat amey | ‘SALAD DRESSINGS Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:3 Olive and Locust. From Nint inth to Tem ae THURSDAY! g 100Portablc Electric} Sewing Machines These Machines Are Not Odd Lots, But Brand-New Machines, Offered for the Special Month-End Event, - Only the 100 Machines at This Remarkable Low Price. | ‘0 Monthly PAGE 12 CONVICTED PARTNERS TESTIFY = "certs before Bees De TO SAVE CREDITORS $371,768 eoteciet “© OMY TAKEN FROM RIVER Fuller and McGee Disclose Oper- by Fuller and M Gee ac ims -\"> Unidentified, It Bb Taken to hirk- ations of Backet Shop Which ! io EOC nS esi 7 rece . , vexxnl Morzwut ITa i *% - TT. ‘ ** R- ~~ ~*~ eed ¥ Sz . & Mn ae De 2£e€ 422 @ iu sep in , , a vee I a ' mw & ; ; j te £2 feathers, Sewing Features SIS EN IEE PT SPER LAAT AANA DE RENEE TE! TPO DL AETE NS EIENG NEMA EES IR GALS I Cok ting irfs’ $7.95 Sik Dr resses * $3.49 | Girls’ $6.95 Summer ee as neem — Si] ik a ve ale with sie top anc foot Sizes §*. to “ lothes Baskets | $1.50 Broadcloth ee ee Le et GOP CRE OE EOE ALE EE ae HR -™ ER Oe CCR gr Se ee Duapem 143 Value 95c Cotton Crepe Gowns On!v 227 WN gowns Of cTepe mn write paste! shades. Sizes ts. 16 and $i Down on the Royal Electric Cleaner Free tria! in vour home. eral allowance on peel ala er of any make. Soild o: Payment Plan Call GArfield 7500 trls’ 75¢ “eae mates 29 ; : \ ee ' =. , tt- ae rape it Mail Orders . SS — t die - | : a % . ‘Th Attachments Pd - Walnut Carrvines case a — ~ oo New ee Naot! Ret de ~~ m& — — alr Mail Department and holds the machine. cord. root control, and a set “of attachments for aij] Leona co + + a cinds of fancy Sewing.

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~ —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ae ee Scene f | : a . | | | ras Geported shortly before noon, here temporarily, but will go to | s | N (5 and has taken up his residence ‘San Antonio, | | | Sixth & | onetie Locust 7p OT cee Gee | AMERICAN MEDAL |) MONEY TROUBLES ||| 3 Thursday Built-In “Stout-Arch” Shoes ; are cleared up daily for thousands of Under the — ~ We ~= -*.3 | Bs gS : | ee od 710 CHESTNUT STREET ee rn ere O23) . | | eo ee ay ee eee eet 3616 South Grand Blvd. eta aL para Ura rata are e Tare Ta This simple plon, operated by a substantial institution, providing splendid facilities at reasonable rates, may be able to clear up your money troubles and bring you that desired happiness. ~ + 'SL- - High-grade all - leather Shoes . with rubber heels ; and com fortable Sizes to ll built-in arch. These Widths to EEE are all - leather Shoes—only $4.40 Not all sizes in every atyle. 1486 Hodiamont Ave. 4118 West Florissant Ave. OOO OC I IO Ce IC FC ee Ie te Ie Ie Oe Ie Fe ae Ie ae } AFFILIATED WITH | the pair. * .* ‘i . 4; \ Y x : : Val wv ~ ee - Oxy ‘4 : rk ‘ tate , c ‘ ‘ 5 Sut Br and-N Cw BME : P fj] | interpiaity courage of the} | seSeseseseseseseses']N DUSTRIAL SAVINGS TRUST C(O), 22sesesesescsesese .1 id Sp | - a} : g alone al } | ihighest degree in flying | th-E d E | ) Auto Kit | Bath Seats ~~ unaided from New York to Paris, } Nn vent. Dutch Ovens | a T $7.50 Value ’ aints ‘in the development of aviation, to | eee $1.50 Value Strong Bathtub Seats— | $1.50 Value the glory of his country and to his & , f Won Ee n’ 5 Sh O e S 229 Value white enameled, with rub- | ™ unmAavine fame * ' Cn a meme w Summer Styles Ded Reed, ”, Large Selection of New Su y , whi ; _ . 4 a lim » ¥ eit} ea oh departed for Paris will reach 2h feeds FE ——— tc f roar wher he returns } - T ?- > “oe “ ¢ > . =— : olors. ea . able Low Price EEE Cees ee | Voir emis cam | Soom gare eee | Peieag Tanaay Der-covered hangers, For in or ontside a 4 ies. oe | CT in a : ig $ | jobs. General house | The shouting and the tumult x- Hn h Including Patents—Combinations—Parchment and Gray Kids 0) (ek Tif > » esc Mor Gj cast fron Wit oF: @ De x Si ‘ wg use and floors; ex as ~ + Air ; since Liz : cellent ene. A a THREE DAYS ONLY! Choice of Any Dr. A. Reed ‘Th . ” sl .2% , . . — Ma The Germaine Women's Shoe—Regularly $12 and $13 Values. nitone During $ i) 95 " fitting eelf - bastine ° ne -) ~S! | feature; irom covers. - 4 eh g sponge. S =. 3% gallon... gE Infants’ Bathtubs Freezer With 6 Sherbets ONE GROUP ONE GROUP Fe. Ge Women’s Pumps, Straps, Ties, Women’s Pumps, Straps, Oxfords i 3 Flex $7.50 to $10 Values and Ties, $11 Values. | 2 Co iq $7.73 b eluc x ~ $1.60 Value , $ 5-95 97-95 : Complete Range of Sizes othhtaleittgitat tie iakle. PTE la NE. tab BBR tals engi? ‘Ketbailbiencer Pe a eer ee ‘ ‘ nents " , é “7 i Mn Mh, Mn Ml Ml, Ms ll Ml ’ 6 TE ea EE, WRB dh Wii AR etaneen 2 al : > t the folks at home Sot) kteel Fotdine ‘ 2m p Sceols, OR TOS Cy ge aL. _ Ova! ana Paive merle 6. xo’ Saturday shape—made of ) ee Eig ; J a 0. BROWN SHOE CoO. Phone tly CEntral 3774 609 Locust St. first quality sani aot nen os | , JAS Although Lindbereh Boxes. i ¢ Or > . i ’ : ee i in, eae i i i i i i i i i, i, i i i i i ia i. i, i. i, i tary white enam- lere with 6 low- |=] CREAR | tt cided definitely when hi elware. A m= | olonial |* ; . , preparations are b a S$] Laundry (JS, i Re cs . a } 21.75 Tn- ) Outfits many quarters to let $7.49 Value ais — pninted - ¢ } Hampers Leree 7 * . Furniture ‘ . 1.60 4 alue ized tron : ect strong $7.65 }alue a/Veni 4 ’ ‘ A _ +} a c f. thes = : ' r) ; 1] getedc sides and ' lie aa iil ~~ a » i 4a ‘ ep « ° Fs + ? . / F fF mT on jai, Anth ; ; a : ae : 3 shape. - : heey eG sam : it? | 7 ‘ . ‘ : “xe , " n Seaueed « « Arne, by _ . ‘ j shard > . , ealor ead _rTrrrrT”,kj,Tj,TY,," T7777 7 7 7 7 7" 5 i ek, ll ek. A, eA RR eee EL Ae ft. tall Trellis, S$] ; - ler 21 taten Is) NiIother Ofte re d PasSavye. _— bf 2 ” S10 ft. a Tee vane a. T rAkhnrs j , 4 5 “ . ' I’, Dozen Bottles Cedar Mop 1 ~ elenpreceg mage ele m8 GY .. | ta. Pee are attractive o- Ri and Polish $1.30 Value Outfit«. $I SOc Value £1.95 white sarment Bags | aT ie pelle ere ate: are a 3 The GOLD SEAL IJNLAID floor in tones of nape porSringatae Ve pee, f nek 3 New Yor! -* fae. 5s. 3 ; ) grey with black and green mottled insets R HRathroam LV * sail : ; ‘ , ‘ P 5 : . 2 Bb s Y : > . . ] c Mirrors, tc. at if re o} . tY plied Dy} bs Be, Lz ae | . , : : makes a fitting background for the display Bot tles $ | i > i If; the pre OF 1 pan Cen- gi a = oe = ik ¢ ee .. | ies : | of fine motor cars. Display — . A sieoaiies ) , ee & , | es : : ‘ . ; ' * , § mS - Ps : “- Oe, Ws | “ a Room of R. B. Gardner, $2.00 high- } tea: ue ae? oe eee ' ) et i me Ae Re & & Bat ° 4g = % 7. ee, Mansfield, Ohio. Pirilt with 4 dritis, $I KI 4) net & of 3 fine & | ot Pies S Se e@ e@ 4S ‘| be ¥ > Jdese op Offered to F) ve: aie, eaentien 2 } hold - ; avy esrrovers ftepecd : Mes wi Louse > ) ' va : bog for Journey Hom: » Department or Hovscxow Encaesnnc 1: Coun HousexEEPing besriT0r: So AB r 3 fs ; AN At ; . | ; ripe ANS | 2-4] if ye ; ; vu Stretchers $7.60 Value $7.50 Value ie Sei $7.75 Value r.3 alu Gc * both Si OOC€c Que n s - . ; ae Pp 4 ; ba . a. i = bitsi il r i ~ Motor It in the head. No eee | rt | . du | ( J brought back 0 | re or lint can get in. Ratti | ES @, e Joe N ab Americ a” ae ates on either A.C Say 110 Bath Stools .¢. curr “hand = heages 110 | Clothes Baskets | only once a $7.49 Value 7 rattle f anners . pen en J se bottte ( Anpel D3 é , : ' . stone ars P TARY] "7 ' a, RWET 0) (yy (,o! D SEAL INLAIDS are low in cost. ' ' . S$) .4¢ alte : * $17.90 Value $7.39 Value 1.40 Vatu . . | 4] ; oy ; quick! wea . : . see , cii Liltalt rogressive ail pica l ci | : CV Cali be pus Kk] . 1} iy installed by any oeaicr, over old or new 1oors, of wood or cement. Easy to clean— a ' “;\ 7 ’ 4 sa P _ a o ~ “ - a ’ 9 rnuch as an VU] , sahitarv, quiet, and comiortable. | = | : All Gol! 1) Sr AL IN AIDS are absolute- NUGENTS ly guaranteed to give satisfaction. For I a i i fe ee “ iF : : . é P . : ‘ ’ ; | vant Tak, * Insel ef aesiens. LICe lortyv vears they ha C SLOOt for the Dest Aluminumware | Wall Paper Dishpans Sweepers $1.50 10 $3 Valuce : | Choppers $190 Value | Sat fee pe i] i. ns oo + | * ’ 4 7 will last for years under the making special displays of GOLD SEAL write @namelecware Ova’ shape with sice “ ‘ , f eee " , a ‘ | Ixncarps. They ll be glad to discuss , 2 sesee _—_ om _ Tiles : | Foliage Magazine Racks hints ....:..1 2a $7.95 Value 209 Value With strong handies— ; Bundle Lots Reduced ; iia Gites eaeee SSi iSsrpesesesesssssssssse: kin Other guaranteed Gold Seal Linoleum floors For homes, there are ciear-colored or mottied strong and sturdily | Only § to 9 rolls of @ kind. | ee OR SRP SSCS HS THOS SOL OH t n : < ve ; = - 5 Slows | | Extra speciel, while they ‘ast, | i for offices, shops. showrooms, etc., are Gold efiects in GOLD SEAL INLAIDS, as well gs the Seal Jaspé Linoleum, Gold Seal! Plain and very inexpensive Gold Seal Printed Lincleum Battieship Linolieurns. and Gold Sea/ Lincicum Rugs. Spice Sets EEESRSe ae itessreeeeses tin sissy Be =_— made, and in beau- sey tiful color as [5c ™ 50c : (Limit 12 to a Customer) eet ee : i ‘Fenrth Ficer.) (Nugents—Fourth Floor.) (Third Ficer, Seuvtkh.) : | ene eal caen es NO TELEPHONB ORDERS FILLED on CONGOLEUM-NAIEN INC. Philadeiphie New York Boston Chicago KansasCity Atenta Minneepolis Cleveien?d Dalles 9 Preesburs’

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shanti Be ae he AP gle NR PN ae ages. g PAGE 14 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN JULY. cr. Ss. Pat. Off.) Super - Values for Dollar-Day Shoppers Dollar Sale of otton Lingerie CGorwns. Teddies! Wonderful V« WHITE AND SOFT PASTEL ALL SIZES KIN? S—M SHADES Dollar Sale of as Csirls Wash Frocks Sport Dresses sD Dollar Sale of LK HOSIERY -Silk Chitfons! CT IRRE* TIF FON HOSE SLULARS 2 PRS, roR $1 Woash Frocks N OR iy Supply Your Surnmer Needs! Handbag Spe , nw . re °° oe 7 cial! BASEMENT SPRING COATS Sacrificed! NMeveity mixtures ie cingie and dow ble breasted mode's. duet right for Sum. mer weer, Wanted shades. SASEMENT SILK DRESSES Sacrificed! | «90 ome fariv =! — ~~ ew Hats Featurmg Complete Selecti tor t PON ete tach tenancies cae Shee onan mee me 4" hetew he Holiday h Outstanding for Sicsieoae Our Spe ~ -_— — ‘s~ aa hw 444 Gi [eo or sididsoe | > FF re _*-? «& ww i. & & & ‘ “| --e- & iia & > —s - ~~ "= gee rd rr, i i cae ~ iB ‘oa 7 leevele q iong-s.ieeve a or tem ~- ee F- 6 Aidsdion as »> be e-eun —_ TO ' OC: nery F ashions UTTITIer we 4 4 He oO + : ‘ isnicrr >} ire ce oe s sse¢ are: —_ aca. 4 - — y MGs td bedd oh F424 AG Ea fy he Gia f OD LEE CONE ti Sete, ety eves a ot nln eee op le dy Pde version of the large i a two-tone ee . pictured here Chanten PRESBYTERIAN ATTACK. QN CHURCH COUNCIL ‘council ef Churches end its chair- modern- Parkes Cacman., “wre aSSai.ecd as ® general | Southern Presihy- unsuccessful irch withe CONSPIRACY ALLEGED IN $300,000 CLAIM OVER ESTATE) vet cma itt . i’ afrmkc’y. ‘ ail in Soit FPiled ty Receiver fhver sale. °< aims (,eorge and former ity Es-- + = 2 vietatedil nz ism ts on Miami * issell place and 4 which he held as? inging them with-7 the estate, Aug. 12 Galeries, Pershing ave- vas heid by <,um and the apartmente. no . =O! ered to her. accoun Line. -s.gned as presti- jan. 1, dented ng in the Pr pen was! presia tent ot were made the estate di- } concerned, | the apart- January sche de- quest of - perty wasi ALOERMANIC COMMITTEE VOTES | 2 PCT. RISE ON BUS TAX! @ present ecetpta % Was ae ; re 4 of Aidem Le cimiat : : : . oppaaaa ‘s not makes eg: maddie Bo 'v “Sought Por. oe 7 nme . . Mi a ~ # ~ ‘ ies. cned today @& i son of Mr. an@® who was pe he hands ef kid- . “sg 2 a hereabouts of ere ring a ten Chamberiaim, trissing. Mr. Bem ; — f th Dodge § nAter Ga Pe ADVERTISEMENT 7 ‘With Cistern in nent at Shaw's Garden imteresting desert plant a cistexzn in the base” is seen at. Shaw's Garden. ot these piants ster in such quantities they me an important source of 'y for thirsty Gear eiers. = @ s Ww “ me 4 ‘ | a t <3 he Prufrock-Litton pend Cc.. Fourth and St many interestimg Seces and suites of furmitare § {T@ now marked very low dur-§ ng their Anniversars Saie. Homemakers should visit | their s*crTre Sow -. tust s jew ft davs remain of this sale. err ee eee Z canaeewion. ee A: AO Sa }

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———— — _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1927. ae LOUIS POGT-DISPATCN,....-ncrnnsisnsesiesnnnssesseiataaannnn } ‘ | : Poin icers have been instruct- | places. between Tussell and Grand mes “ctive on Grand boule-)avenue, between 7 a. m. and 7 p. hour parking between 7 a. m. and circular roadway around Fountais ; li t " “ss force the new restrictions youlevards: Milton avenu, between Td, between St. Louis and > ur-! m. | r Park hetween Ravard and Aubert | , enacied by the Board of N liawthorne, and Ac- | al Bridge avenues, | 7 | Twelfth boulevard, from Market Another ordinance ma! he ) a one-way street Lali _ s . ‘ ‘ : { . i> a a ‘ 422iust I a ieuras : ee | Sic — be t .' ec rn a. mi. +e erween = INCUTESA and © Pp. street to Lucas avenue, and Hig! ° j j aaa ‘ \ ho 4 . ‘ Ui ; : 1 ’e+h i? °°” TATyy Bodv os ; y , Fr — ' ~~. ‘ @ " : iA »\Visaa JLIIVLIV. wi” ' Ba tw 1% } } ' ‘?T — —- - s+ - . XY / i | ; .ad * a? J Se = a - »* 2 ™ -« 5 = **-* a 4 ci. 473 A aha i . ; he ~ iol ae 7 db wht be & i e « t . T » ~ © at Ay is tv. ST. LOUIS 12 Midnight... Ar. CHICAGO 7:40 am Prices at New Low Levels ; A ATK Rliav « 5.— The hnwul.« — ae = eae ” ig + _ . ‘ . E Kk. May - +he boulevards and one-hour parking |?! cppaw , Sgt 3 a ComPLETE (EZ Other Fast Trains Dailv Perfect roadbed — no stops en : ) ounci! of Churches and | district® in various sections of the |i: an Pe ages Se tates “ ; SOR is . route. Roomy club-lounge car; Cent Cents Cents | Cents 7 . Parkes Cadman, its chair- | Cit¥. With other traffic restrictions, | ® DE \] )} mar t L120. The “CURFEW midnight luncheon and break- Roll a Roll a Roll a Roll : acral ‘s “mode will become effective tomorrow, | w“HiSHEi# Ei: 3 SHEE Hts | f Le-St- Louis 9:45p.m. Ar.Chicago6:45a.m. fast. Drawing room -compart- nee moc SS | modcera- Le a The “LA SALLE” | tment sleepers ready at 10:00 p.m. : ae 100 thmaiions ae feet Se tic” D5 minority in the general | CLEANS UP ACNE! O Ch A ' With U Lv.Se. Louie 11:40a.m. Ar. Chicago 6:1C p.m. Free reclining seat chair cars. » TER . nbly of the Southern Presby- | PIMPLES GO WITH pen a arge ccoun t 1 eS: up to $2 BF SURE 30Ot ARE IN WEBSTER'S Rak we ~~ Wellston GLIK’sS Maplewood eer — cw pi Pbadhie « rf le 720 Ey i ¢ ' = | a o9o7 * 7 793 82. - ? » A ee aA rather w/a : ‘ - ; 4 | 9923-25 Easton Av. 7283-85 Manchester Av. WM. J. BEDFORD Gen’! Agt. Pass'r Dept. | a eUURELEES ROUTE ® BUDGET PLAN Pione: Gerheld 7200 re seals ying Clothing for the Entire Family “payienrs 809 N. 7th S K ] N P U R G A T | V Eb STORES OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS . j ot L IN Oo lL S The Big Store With the Canopy At druggists, beauty shops and toile: WME d.05%* CI CEA GILLS AAD PAT NL PIE oH Oo MNase a FPA abe OS y: . wt oii gridininlbdtae asa dent $1.00. Se ee ee ee foods counters. 50c and — ; r sue ; . 4 ii i : : ’ } 3 = Che abn *t cw 4 tit Us ‘ it = ny T? 4K oirs % from a " ee , 4s & ©&4 .* = i b t e : % i vou + = av 7 = ’ “ - | 3 ¥ i B—Woman's Frock of sitics of the Federal Council as_ ee : , ~_ » & . : ' ie - eed tubable silk crepe in light ‘culated to destroy th Bg Summer colors; it has a smart bolero at sides and jnority move wa: SuppC nie a , . SILK COSTUME pac K = — = 2 — £r2 Si. . va a | 63: ‘ ak 4 tj ¥ : 197 ‘ant é aa ’ la a eg : a > -. » C—An extremely smart wyégd his denomination 40 years Ee : Frock of tubable silk g missionary in (nina. Be SS Sie Excellent Values crepe with tailored pock- De. George Sum ery C1 New wr- a . ~ ets, yoke back and pleats ans and Dr. Ernest inom : ie Q5 erie ’ ’ * £ . ¢ o¢ . . a2 S winner Dre ‘ a Upsiairs Qualities at a Downstairs Price... for Seldom Are You Offered Such Unusually Smart Styles ...Such Astonishing Values tor \ eee oe peony | Ee || — PLENTY of f Be er’s d ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE VOTES |=. . | -f “™*\\ \- WHITE } ost Favore ee > | /\.8 °»8FT) : Materials: oe, | [fm WH 3 wae A At 2PCT.RISEONBUSTAX |; = y | /\-& PEACH Cool Wash Crepes Filmy Georgettes Also Flat Crepes 4488/4 (; rcen . te Printed Crepes Ponder Blue P H yacinth Flowered Chiffons Refreshingly Meade of! : m= a] us oO. OpPposKe Panny iS nol Mak- b, ae Wal i? ‘ @Uuiti~ ; ee a aS af wa hansas City Boy Sought For. “assigned today to | \ _wH Con | We Ask You to Forget This Low Price... for These Are Pe Dress Qualities Fine Enough to Grace Any Upstairs Dept. Kk. etaaittieins a . \LE in every § se! An event made possible only because of an ex- Chamberlain RECORD DRESS SALE in every sen pooch Se eas ae Ok tn Mr. Der- 3 : Sow ee : +% tremely fortunate underpriced purchase from a high cor of the Dodge many Dresses and a slim cash balance. ‘ ; } \ > ‘St eeneenesnee= a. rR te er F 3 ' ) : , - ae ADVERTISEMENT | lo » 1000 Dresses for selection A. Iv fy VV aii | it — = n \ ee a ee ee rocepseefor street. sport. afternoon and vacation wear. Pru- Se ee “as ,e coming Decoration Day holiday and ior other a fT) i . * . ad . ~ , f | 2 ai eee 4 1] rar “a7 lea 5 ‘ I id JT tne : i, 7 rs . Plant ‘‘With Cistern in ¥ - fo. Mm it me int ooo leemcgaape OF ee a nterfere with your attendance—~but, COME EARLY Basement’ at Shaw’s Garden , : / iF warn ather occasions. Co nothing inte the last word in Summer fashions—be- , An interesting desert plant meee # a ee ee With a cistern in the base” 1s eae j | Gems. : cca . to be seen at Shaw's Garden. cae rm | PM . ° : : OF y = Ob | \ XTRA SIZES Some -of these plants store . Yer Fe) fo Details You’d Never Expect at $7.99! REGULAR AND E Water in such quantities they ee . . y . P + . a c+ ag go ore source - | , | ! Smartest of One and Two Piece Siviles Misses Sizes from eee 14 to 18 uppiyv for hoecey ; r : r . ; d , , ° piy for thirsty desert = Vf y \ oie hy Newest Square, Round, Vionet and Scar} Neckiines Women’s Sizes from . . 36 to 44 ‘Travelers, roy ' ee Ie TT: [CR ae. . At the Prufrock-Litton Fur- | ORR geeks iF] : Long and Short Sleeve Modcls—4 sn) each | Slenderizing Sizes ....42 to 48 Miture Co. Fourth and St. | | s Lace and Ruffle Trims—N ovel Pleats haries,§ many _ interesting > | ae Pieces and suites of furniture | + ry | | 4 are now marked very low dur- A smart version of the large | ing their Anniversary Sale. Hat, and a two-tone English felt are pictured here. _ Homemakers should i visit cneir store now—just a few “8VE remain of this sale.

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i b, ttle Pape So Pees Rip + : ht i oe ae id is ee, a ” . ° Mer xt For od $ pe bay z yo puns x Sey een CR “ia SS okie mates rhe aa To. ae i Reh eee: Rk 0 re a Pek: es UPR LYE 7 a - 7 fa ‘a len) Wd roe ie Re | . && ae ‘ ‘ae ne eae = a : ee qth assent ea EN Cees ae ¥ 7 - = " Ls ee a as -* ’ . Puen Re ee iy a eRe roa Sai, DOR PAGE 16 ae | METHODISTS IN CITY OCT. Dates for Three Conferences Siate Announced. ree Mi _— POST-DIS DISPATCH. + WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 STINNES’ DAUGHTER ST ARTS ON WORLD TOUR IN AUTO Chauffeur and Camera Man company Her, Will Reach w. in May Ne xt lear. .2e° “a Dollar Day Thursday Only $1.50 Quilt Block Sets ~ ) Pairs $1 00 2 $1.00 _—— . 6 et 00 >) = er” setae circu sé 21 ¥ or as ge ll Like It Drueeists sel] ‘t—Barbers apply {t= uncer a “Money Back” Cuarantee. EL HOT and welcome’ The first small-home needs and COME! you'll say when yeu see . | ee e. ia , SOU ii @xXciaim WHR Eaaene it and discover its R en ceien ~ the batt begins au toma Gca:.¥ O0OTrm, the kit en the laundry—hot water in unfailing al for everv household need. for the luxuricus comfort cf RUUD-bui! home its le é : a+ everybody. ais: ~~ AUTOHOT new AN DE RSON & Locust’ Set. er oe LOE A a ey. ety é f | Steercncatiiiitndn al i ee good cutomatic L Gtt e oo ¥ 7. bad ——— ~-, > Se pe - & acces SSICLIC ¥ awapdinto any at “TOR I0T? ~~ = ~ RU puilt, AUTCHOT is made wth the eancarc Extraordinary Value y°rT; 3 XX Moment.’ g@andard RUUD Automanc Gas Curr features — 12 s good-value througnout. A.] mecnamsm ss easily accessibie. Only 18 inches of Door space Ar SS AUTOCHO 8 Seeueu cfers mcTre ior Your wweney thap- any water heater at cr near us proce. 5 Yeers to Build #— 5 Minutes to Bury it Seeeeenen eee eee ee eee e eee ee eee ee ee ee ® M OCT fo suit you ee eres esceres Seeeeececeoeonen a « “see ee ee eee VICE COUPON FOR HOME OWNERS AND HOME BUILDERS Fuil information regarding AUTOHOT and Engineering ack given without cbliganen br RUT Locust Se. Se. Louis we On rour water heating probiem : i . ® . tactory-tramed specialist if vou mail or bring cus coupon: ANDERSON AND GOURLEY Phone CEntrai 4860 or GArtfield Caeck [ Send inider. [[ Hawe RUUD Name ee ef Se eee HF ee ee ee He eo eS SO oS oe oe ee lactory tTaimed specialisf cz SS ee ee ee ee eee Ge ee ee ee a ae DP nOnhneneeeeccecaneneeqgneteseeneeeneeesesecocnscc,,,.... : ‘DR. HORTON ON TRIAL FTER 2-YEAR DELAY 300 OPPOSE LINDENWOOD GRATIOT PARK PROJECT is rf Distri es Attend hn) hae: f . City Hall to Voice Obiections. SALE OF UNITED RAILWAYS UNDER FORECLOSURE DELAYED \ceyon Scheduled for Towel: tn ae der beck _ Court eae po i Until Anz Earthquake in Southern Italy. Press. °5.—A strong the Associated __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘With Cistern in ‘at Shaw's Garden Plant Basement esting desert quantities tneyv mportant source of trav- interesting ‘a Oa ‘ .¢ ‘ * + ES. - - ~~ Fe te eh i ee anette” ’ \ 4 marviness and Comsort seniiniaieam eee a ne a ae CR ante Folding Windsor End Sii-—- 91i¢ WASHINGTON Steel Porch Bed. $9.95 fi) Complete With Spring Folding With Aniti: ' 20% to 50% Reduction on Sample ~ Box Springs and Mattresses —_ ra “ -_. Green and Red Decora ted [win le tor Mase $19.75 : Simmons Graceline Beds ARM mint Reb et Lammert’s E-Z Mattress “$11.30 $13.50 Rwe os —— FURNITURE gt RWwU G = =URN ITURE Lammerts Double Coil Spring erts Sii- Sis - $0.43 oe is each se- wire Guare- A Heavy Seamless Axminster Of — Quality OP RE Ret habit eset nee 1 OE, a Gould- oqurville Wedding Pose-: permed | ‘Relieve Wear CONSTANT 0 Nationally Ad 2-Strap Pumy sine ipininchtininsenittar o 29 at . overed Cubanz. Lous, Spanish and Sprke Heels _ Choose a pair of ‘nowy” white kid Shees for your Decoration Day ‘cStivities and tor tne Balamece of the Summer season ‘Tom among this wondrous display

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_ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ -PAGE 17 oe en a cet senate ital et ett LL TL LE LL! ALOE -_ ~ ~ = quam ES - ee OR oe ee rt te ee doutd- sould-Courille re wom | fone of Frank Jay Gould, to Al-| that Mrs. Gould and Mr. de Cour- es == . ‘aig — a aes ert de Cor — London theatri- | Ville had not tak th ; j i: oF ee OXDON, May 25.—The marri-| cal producer, as not held today type chemo We Give and Redeem Eagle Shiain:-Ghdaene Purchases Will Appesr'e on June Statements LOND" of applying for their license Mon- | oer Kelly Gould, former]! gs , : ege of Edi as sche duied. it was explained| day, thus allowing one clear da y | =—— to elapse before the ceremony as | ae CE lilliams required by law. The bridegroom | FLYER IN STRIKING made the application last night, | ay Th A and said today the ceremony would | Relieve ose ching Feet certainly take place tomorrow. | Wear CONSTANT C oes te ae va © ») tions in many motifs may [Bl 0st. tne Linatergh family. ' , $ 3.00 ‘ate had at Bol! ind’s : runs in the Lindbergh famliy. }) > , — 44 » 44Giada . ry fl; er’ NS ' ' The New York to faris F e gg Brita ae FUP ® paternal grandfather, who sett! eo Cine snd tees Seghe Stamps : in Minnesota before the Civil War, | Strong, Well Built and Attractive jllast rated eat Mari ing Porch Bed ue | CEM Ty. ode, 100 mmeeeee Be el: ETT Knitted Wire Spring = fees | ||) Skea ee roe one sears Si 0. 75 SIXTH and FRANKLIN | Jewelers fer 79 Years | ge — png — a ai Porch Rockers Chairs x Quali ty Shoes for All the Family ys L ae aici ia | tile Tr sOrtuicustura ba ee | al nice of sizes, either 3-foot o: : emma 3S lnm et. are aa... Excellent Values at Or Rockers oe ta in brown enamel . NO OCTE ND ae re nae = spring. This Bed folds com- L , NE BRY ' N ame to this State penniless. lost = | >. 1 - = on} 4 - . . . 7 rig + ,137% f dias 4 a2 4 sii a3 A bt eh AA ie . . ; ee e : at ° ° NJ Ontinued tt development of his “Fag se i SEE —— A Doila BAS KEM E-. J A Dolla a SS r : ; in| practical Maple | Enjoy comfortable reading OH 6° 2g a a any * f + ’ ; Ca} a a BSS bi ; | | I >" , ; Sensation. 7 h d Sensation! ee er ae ‘ a s, with high backs hours in a sturdily con- on Sample | urs ay ia, il allah aie mallee Pe . lat arms. Very com- | structed Chair of light wil- | | rtab with woven seat low. Cretonne cushion to r paencidl | att © I preached me tirst ' fit, $1.25. eee: | For Women of Regular Sizes _ | ee : eof a kind — ten miles from ihe ty there was ea = fo = > B H bo : | a sturdy Swede who was at one & Wy * Zp Sy ar ar r time speaks f one branch of the ‘ ) I WI Ch onaeriru OUSC . LATSSSSS =f Press Partiament and tor oj Rockers PARRA BA (ANS S airs Minnesota || Exceptionally fm \iSRUN i avar ee YY SET VOY, Sy Or Rockers Graceline Beds Valaes $1.79 Less Than Wholesale Cost! “@ : Be le Comfortable APN KAS G NON A VE ¢ Fashioned of closely wov- English Broadcloth, Cotton Pon- - } ! tap a \ is . mil and turmbling. i] on he $ O t ree ; : A t ’ S: a . ‘ 7 oy 2 ¢ rn = fh ¢ baci ba . : ‘ at , ’ ont : ' ait wat 4 Oo ae ee a c ; 4 ‘ mich hb ri aid id sit * al / \ me . *) > (ye ry . * . ° +} , * eS | It x ot weath ind the en natural colored willow; © . ~% ’ OY) ° + > ~ gee, Sateen, Novelty Gingham. Percale, Cotton Crepe, Mercerized /¥ Rockers of attractive brown | \ UY practical, durable and at- fiber; have a high back and t : tractive for porch use. roll arms. Well shaped and “ P Cushion to fit, $1.25 strongly built. , . Furniture Section—Seventh Floor : i Cie, mate , i ; “. a pa + - ah bs : q F : . - - - f pit tn Bes te es + ma See $5 Ae ‘ I 4 pe sd is + REPRE ae : wo er Gk Nee ee a. eee ’ - P mA 2 ae we i rs nts 5 in ie by Pee PT a er a ee ays ee . C Po Sea eS oa 2 es le 4 fF ? a 3 , Pi i pp eles be yx! SARS. a ph ae ‘Sa i .: 3 on a ht ead : Ny i y Paes : oe i Sa 4 «fog GAs Sa Re. vol aPC ie rt RB act ty ~ % ay iy): x * PS “si “5 a Se ett Hi aa p He 35: Kite y: = neatly 5 ae Saye BA Sec 4 tite x ee Lak: i (222 PR brthme- : a” + are, ar Ane aie, eed ee Oa z 3 é um ents Lammert s mle Coil Spring , . ' ’ ee ° “a Sic . Ay > . m oo aa . ae | ‘ 3 ‘ ae ee + i ~ “ . ~ ~. . es . . ’ ‘ x - moan rio yy? tt »* , ri 7 « ‘ > ; ; : ’ : 7 i ’ — ~ . Asst nim sw GaAs ais a° . on , . ; . . ST et | ae a j 44 ot . ‘4 j i + - , : if + , . s . - ' | d ' } ‘ - ' . . | | L/ = fe: \ Sow Ee 3 Oe or and a man to ride him a h i 1 i +? ’ * ' | 14 ; | , i “ - ‘ ing iG i€ sv Gre Cc = wae SS - : “ 7 “ : ~ 7 ; 4 j 7 - ™ ; ° . 4 4 y . | : _ : : —- f " - P - + + . a '*) * - cy *\* . + , ; : iaesway out | | “ ’ BROADGLOTK \ the we ket thie atie? v : . - =Wea ha } ‘ ‘ ‘ awvi > ‘ rue AaAK (i =) s* ss : “. : ; . t 4 | ; j : ad OADGLOT ; | i , ‘ . a 4 j : } ' ‘ : ‘ . FP ; nt 4 : A ¥- , j j “ , r . ) - *) + P oo y - so rt j _— -e ; a ; ‘ — = & - or j i a id ' a A. BiG Wit : : ; ‘ we . i 4 ~ : 7 fi @ .- z ; » D a ; ii P —_ : , ‘tly to the bo ri - © Valve - i ee ae : er LEA No through the operation successfully. : | May Be Painted to Harmonize With Decoration—Special at rac! et Beene ~ ie , @ ’ +> . q vat rr ~-* } “* ty . s 4 D Vv ’P i i i, DU . 24 © uv Vi, cists ‘ J I f ' e ; ; hone ee a} sar } choulde ; . : Fas as’ a’ Ld a4 cis i ‘ 4 Le . . 4 if ii. i j : ; 0 ‘ abe yy ¢ an a es bere di PS me : ; ee aebittss Bi ; rders But by the next | : ) : ' q » , ; ' , meg Ff } f ¢ | ; . . : 24 AN e.2?.@¢.@ oe o%e%e® oe? ae re a3 ta Extra Saleswomen! Extra Cashiers! 7 MINISTER N $50 000 SLANDER | Extra Wrappers. SUIT NAMES SIX PERSONS | Durand, Il., Pastor, Also In Poli- . Thi rrty Styles _ There Will Be a Rush—Come Early! tics. Charges Girls Name Was Three Pieces, Hood Style | | sole cae be bead oh Sen GE inked With His. | : a: th “ ed Pr ar 3 ; mi foot. Our instructors will advise you as Complete for Special lee as “ROCKFORD J May 25.—Al- J ia Bi on Polychroming them. No phone or ; STOUT WOMEN leging malicious and untrue go38’} Each BE “Ee y 8 mail orders accepted at this special | i oneerning is relations with : price. seat ecae — ane @ Durand gir the R John A i0- 45 I Mis House Dresses. Sizes 1 | pan farre | Pp stor pf ti 7 Dut a C $ | e _ , ‘ | § Opaque Window shades 46 to 56 at od Bie s anit tec 866 060 for siandel | | HY | Special SIXTH AND LOCUS Tesieiiliieneall leds ain pediiant. of Durant Every home shou show hewmen , ii | for 4 [; nena nema ‘Those named efendants 2! ys lation Thursday.. Decoration Day € Just received another group of these undecorated Sets which include Flag Sets Awnings a 4-foot pole, 10 wooden rings, 1 pair wooden brackets, and 1 pair of orna- ew Oo WanA & & fa) ta a ba on 1 “Col ors on May } honor of t} i¢ “Brave ; F Vis hee dead” who Just the right Awnings for your home A limited quantity of Here is in. town or at the river! Four sizes, So tack commen anion oppor rtunity to com- in gaily painted stripe duck in Shades in ‘green, ecru, mec &, Se. fast colors. Mounted on white or mauve. Ready ; strong iron frames, in sizes to hang on strong rol- Glory” set: 2-ft. 6-in., 3-ft., 3-ft. 6-jn., lers. i al a ion “ a . n ~*“ > x5 Flag. a and 4-ft. Directions and ame in S0nis, Sm Ex rope and Same in 36x84, Sic : Now! We’re Ready for “‘Decoration Day” weeks azo he was being a te iO ted it of tite low fixtures inclosed. 5 Denpery Goctionuitn Sak With a Tremendous Array of New ee ne For the Many Memorial Day Outings That Will Require SPORTING GOO @ The Sporting Goods Department of St. Louis’ Dominant Store has pre- pared an excellent offering of Outing Necessities, at special prices. Many things which can make your —_ more pleasant are included, at prices GRAND LODGE |, 0. 0.F. OPENS || ihm! i tlre asap oral CONVENTION IN ST. LOUIS | WANE) wes He So : AQ ‘Dadlence Tires and Tubes \’ ne ee eee and Banquet: Sessions to Close Tomorrow. —are the ones that motorists planning holiday tours should use—for they mean higher mileage at lower cost; dependable, sturdy—obtainable only at Famous- Last Day! Thursday!’ , Barr Co. 2 4 Defiance Cords Tires Tubes lbefiance Corda Tires Tebes 20x3's Gt. $ 8.65 $2.00 S32a4'%% ....$15.75 Gt. S.S. 9.50 2.00 33344, ...- 16.10 than 18 strik- ssembly of Missou! ithered. In | H m S0x3 1% Gt. S.S. 9. : ' , — f ec Tee ee O € 3ix4 5 Se oe $4x4%% ...- 16.55 ing eal styles ad | mérican Hotel with about 6500 | S2x4 | a ae 3345 — street, afternoon an | mer and women present. The con- | W h : ’ : $334 .... 13.25 2.60 $5x5 cose 30,26 aaaite én | ee. ott daa tomercow sith asner Golfers’ Needs re i $i, a . f 4 . / . iin the Aalaond ' , h ? 7 b The right sort of supplies for your game 30x3'/2 Regular Clincher ~~ EAE ae INCE CIR ia ce PS ORR | Wit uUDS are the surest safeguard for a low score. Defiance Cord Tires of this — TIES Wren, members and last night attended |[H popular size and style. .$7.80 "A, | “el in tener of Wimer Mann. | Offered at Burke Golf Clubs. 3-stay canvas Golf Heavy red 30x31, Def! ance Tube “f g : sccm rent = oe —- ; ~ ™ , . ‘ PUMPS . - afi mm ‘? OT iti eiiOWS, aril : pe ial 31.69 bag ‘ $1. 69 f : sare oak acai oi dhe Mie, steel-shaft fancy Drivers and $8 High-Grade Golf Tags 5.95 : ; a : 5 . ? es > és Bo 4 ekah Assemb! nd ‘itiam T. i Brassies : $1.95 Silver King Golf Balls. new stock, Sie yy , " ee I ® . ‘ —— et . . .* . * i é ‘iiie STRAPS | inn, departm« commander. Pineburst or Blue Colonel Golf Wilson's Ted Ray & John Black ‘ / Peco ‘ : i Stalls; unusual at doz.. $5.50 non-rust VU ood Shaft Irons, $3.95 SANDALS FRENCH MENU CHANGE SOUGHT. he en For a Successful Trip society of -} xperts: See k : Spair of the visiting Anglo-Saxon, . ; festivities and for oy / |} sf » | - nea ree _ generally eats gothing in.the morn- | type and the various fee $25 Shakespeare Fly Rods, $16.95 $5 Level-Winding Reels . . $3.96 | ge them ae : en |f| tures of this Washer make $7 South Bend Bait Rods. $4.00 $225 Minnow Buckets the balance of the : ’ in ut a roll and a pup of cot | oe ge . | : | | . You'll marvel at ing but @ rol u é : it very desirable. Order ft : : ° aes q gg wc : yond their perfect - fit- By noon, say members of a at | Thursday and profit by this $6.50 Automatic Reels... $4.29 | 75¢ Hand-Tied Bass Flies... .@e ‘om amo 1is 1! society, he is ravenously hungry. | ff | > " | ting qualities. . . teva special offering. , 85c Creek Chub Baits 69c $1.50 Tackle Boxes ...... $1.29 | Wondrous display —-® and eats too much. Then, havi! “ ine Section— : : 70, O° \ ; ‘tig + : - nr a itine for a in rte din- 4 Washing parent Gaiters $1.70 25-Yd. Fly Lines $1] 40 Sperting (.ceds—isth Fleer ; " a « € ° q ; .°-« or rT Fi i “h - 7s - ees eI cAI EE AOE CEI RTE te OE te AT RL CCIE ie - gto Re a iueetersd —— — —— ~ : eS caine, Taenietn geaiimentann ~~ spend Le ee ee re ee aN a es - a ~ 007 - oe r ty SOR 7" and d COTTe- = ures of ; ie

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IEMA Le ere ip OE EF ie ee ee 3 Bee Bi csi Nl Ah So PREETI ih APO TR SEITE IES OILS” So ss PAGE 18 ST. LOUIS PGST-DISPATCH _ ee a ,* ww SORE me een eee. ee a A ee CN A OE LLY OY LOOT A CET RT ef eee af Scenitieteeieneneetamnemelonanenenamien cient tee IND RE a ae a a eee . a - ee eee oe ae ~ ee ee —— A tt ae = ee ec AN EN CC A NTN ae NI An et | | | oe a Tet a a eae on ~~: te - = Decoration Day Wreaths Very Special Value, at $1.95 @ Especially designed for the graves that will be decorated on Memorial Day! Beautiful Wreaths inter- of magnolia or ruscus leaves, the majority int spersed with red, white and blue flowers. Smart Apparel for Summer W ear! . | Be woo ; oe " ad Lf ee Main Floor WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1927 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Will Appear on June Statements AMOUS ~BARKK OPERATED BY THE MAY THE MAY CO. Les Angeies RESSE ann COATS A Most Timely and Unusual Selection for Larger Women—Ofjering Special V alues at | @ If you want new Frocks or Coats be: 75 | aan ration Day you will no doubt welcome this op- The Dresses $16.75 Value such a wide vari- ety of charm- ing models. Embroidered, lace-trim: pleated and tunic many with graceful jabots an contrasting folds. a ak =e Ss to - Fourth Fleor er her about— Dry Skin, 2 an, You Are Invited to Consult Mlle. Manka Rubinstein Sister and Co-Worker of the Beauty Specialist— Nelona keckineen Mlle. latest beauty sister's Paris Clinic—and while she is here—this week only— you should certainly take 4d- vantage of the opportunity to consult her. At any hour between 10 A. M. and 5 P. M., Mlle. Rubinstein will be glad aci needs and help you remedy them according to latest methods of scientific beauty culture. to diagnose your ta Wrinkles, Oily Skin, Open Pores, Blackheads, Freckles. Double Chin, She Will Prescribe Her Sister's Cel- ebrated Valaze Beauty Preparations Toilet Goods Section—Matn Fleor Rubinstein brings the notes from her Relaxed Muscles. Sallowness. Etc. Etc. Sale of Notions—Thursday—F eaturing Ironing Pads and Cover Special Value at ke Simply slip one of these easily-adjusted Al-On Cover: + ; of geod quality unbleached muslin on board, lace it up and you are ready for sizes. Imported Garters —of gaily colored ribbon, fin- ished with fancy ribbon ros- ettes. $1.00 to $1.25 I 69¢c Sanitary Petticoats Flesh colored marauisette in medium and large sizes, with. gum rubber panel eo Beck. Special........ O9C Sanitary Step-In Of silk striped or figured ma- terials, with all gum rubber insert. French waeeh coler...:.... $1.23 85c Garment Bags Mothex Bags, airtight and moistureproof, with conven- ient side opening. 3-garment size Wardrobe Bags Of good quality art ticking, with zipper closing. Wil! hold eight garments. $3 59 $4.25 value, special _. . Carry-All Bags In red or tan, with stencil de- Signs. Lined, with 7 pocket inside fo Shinola Sets “Home Sets” consisting of bristle, dauber and brush. each im a separate box. Special } 2 [ C Household Aprons Rubberized Household Aprons of the best quality cretonne, im Many attractive pat- a terns. Yoke or bib effect 40C 7Se Sanitary Napkins Imported “Southall’s” Brand. of white cotton, covered with gauze. “ Special iit 49¢ Sanitary Aprons Regular size, with marqui- sette top. in flesh color. Rest all pure gum rubber. 90- Specia! 29¢ Netfen Section—M‘ain Fieer a eteeeieettiineo ee Cream Filberts Malic; ~ | i a he ee ee e - ‘* : yt > ~ aed ~~. e sd a >. . Chocolate-Covered Patriotic Buttercups _ a... —- _ ~~ ha +* - . e ~- ~ 3 a 8 + ~>aes A | + - (andr “ex eautifully made rar- TT" oes ~ - — ®ec Ti an—w | hirtd } lear 5 Men and Young Men! Thursday Continues This Real Clothes-Buying Opportunity! : THE MAY CO. eae as ng co. Denver t. Louis Akron COMPANY M. O'NEIL CO. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Wedding Rings Covered With Fashionable White Gold, Special, $5.95 @ An opportunity to have old-style Wedding Rings made fashionable—and at very small cost. his offering for Thursday only. Jewelry Repair—Main Fleer Balcony THE MAY CO. Cleveland @ The desire to make a substantial saving on their Suits for immediate and Summer wear is bringing scores of men and young men to this section. Due to our extraordinary purchase they are finding extreme values in Suits from one of New York’s most capable makers —with models for most every type of figure — regulars, stouts, stubs, slims, included. Tailored from sturdy all-wool fabrics, in | A wide range of the season’s light, dark and medium tones. suit now—or will need it later, you will profit by attending this event—Thursday. 7 - the authentic college and conservative models. If you need a two-trouser For Decoration Day! Smart Patterns and Colors—All-Woo] Fancy Weaves—and All Sizes in T his cet! . \\ Outing Trousers | For Wear With Dark Coats \$5.75 to $14.50 Trousers, cut on the approved lines Special Group scp n the light, $6.50, $7.50 to $9.75 Values, Thu rsday at w comes a two-day holiday when you'll to get in some golf! And a special of- ering from which to save so substantially on ood-looking ] that =z hr a) a | © ae >a” © ae Heuse Dre«s« section — Third Fleer c 4 | i Lit oe ae | a oa Handbag Section—Mate Filcer ae tee — rome - RR nn mae —- / > At I mportant Savings @ Shirts, new ties, accesscries—the thin want tor the Holiday—and all season! Thursday and save! \ 2400 Mens Shirts ‘\ $2.50 and so 1 8) New Ties $r.s0 Value Values. . ot 4 band and collar-attached styles. An iras in new patterns, with separate c band New fancy shirtings, to ncluding the very = - . . . . . a — — > 3 - ~ 7” os - an a a 7 smportec white EAgiishm cotton oroacci ** ~ : se. it © Seiad . - e nd =” — ir. 7 ~m_ sa Fr ~ SSeT ot est. wizes a * > ~ wa ae ne Ne ee Ae Athletic Union Suits . = i Sports coats aad . . el — eas a LIENERT, RIE FEDS ‘Decoralion Day Needs hand catch ef Bindes’ long’ flied deep to Wilson. NO CUBS—Beck struck siruck out. Adams

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Uj), i ; td fe Sth hh 44s, Af .ereentper sme: MO RN ORR ATEN oe IIR INCE RA Sen rr Bums wader omen rer Rings Covered hite Gold, Special, $5.95 re) have old-style Wedding able—and at very small cost. ursday only. ‘elry mesaiesDiatin Floor Baleony rere ee me mm eee. ag ee ee ee + a ene ne eremeenapencetpann ee aaanceane npn ying Op portunity! The Only Evening Sli cniie in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service PAGES 19—24 | ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1927. CUBS 8, CARDS 4 (=): Bell Gets Timely Single in Eighth; Bing Miller i Williams Hit aaa — sseteeapersinaatiactuantaentsiae ¢ aanaandaeipetaelinnanaeantidisateamecpagheatie suvapnaanell PDO OL 5 SHERDEL BLOWS UP LORENZLOSES cass Wee erwin == BUANKENSHP FINDS TOSCUDDERIN © = wevene cop ina 3 Alexander on Hill #=:"" AND LITTLEJOHN istrict cour «= “\xander on Fl Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. CONNOLLY P Sunset Hill Star Is Defeated! = CHICAGO. May 25.—The Cardinals chalked up their third con- : a hen they defeated th th r a of | Four Up By Country Club | secutive victory whe y d the Cubs in the first game ‘their doubleheader here this afternoon. pris ais | Player in Second Round The score was § to ob. take a longer resi and Frank | Xelille 2» Heavy batting by the world| Snyder did the catching. “jsler Ib | Matches. ‘champions gave Grover Alexander; The game: | E. | /an easy victory. | FIRST INNING. ; ~ a OE oe eee eS ee ee Le eno ee ey a ‘ pesto maa ea ee oteaan - * — a CN IR A ih i OI te Daa DR RE” Pe ae . . a : —— power ia LL FN TT nem nee eam == P a a Acme PPR Rr eet Oe - y ~ ‘ the ee ee ee ee A ete ee NE RN AN lan fl iy A RIN A RLS A A OGRE AR Oe . . ot ee - . l eseuneueseucP 3 | Swvecuvaws cd ol escesccease® aw ‘ent -_ — > ig = ¥ Willems if By Ww rm | s LOUIS COUNTRY CLUB Jim Bottomley hit a home run | CARDINALS —- Douthit struck | ovxem « i! ‘ay third inning with a man on/|out. Frisch tapped to Kaufmann. | pj-on ¢ Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. - os tie jin the n. CHICAGO, May 25.—Bill Sherdel failed and the Cardinals tost|.. athan Scudders, -of the | pase and Lester Bell hit into the |Bottomley rolled to Tolson. NO | Gerber #s : th ; dg f their doub] ; | Country Club, defeated Herbert‘ bleachers with the bases filled in| RUNS. | 0. Miller ? te the Cubs in e second game oO eir cou eheader here this after- | Lorenz, of Sunset Hill Country | the fifth. CUBS—Adams flied = . pie stan " oor . ri > - . o oh ten ? Z The second game: | CARDINALS | Morse, iio cunmeaigepen | Weather clear, track heavy. | Crane ' Wally J. Bauser. EB oyal Charlie s| *Batted for O'Neil in uM FIRST INNING. AB. i. CARDIXNALS—Douthit flied to Douthit cf Wilson. Frisch tapped to Osborn. ae —_ Cooney threw out Bottomley. NO Frisch 2 RUNS. CUBS—Adams beat out a clow roller to Thevenow. Adams was out stealing, Snyder to Thevenow. Cooncvy popped to Thevenow, Scott doubled past Bell. Wilson flied deep to Douthit. NO RUNS. SECOND INNING. SHERDILP .. Wilson. Blades flied to Scott. Bell r t fanned. NO RUNS. — CUBS—Stephensen singied ft» center. Tolson was called out on SPORTSMAN’S PARK, May 25.—The Browns suffered their see- © ond straight defeat in the first game of their doubleheader with the o| Chicago White Sox here this afternoon. | o The score was 14 to 8. short and Wingard and Dixen © Zachary failed to lest out the|/formed the new battery for the opening, being relieved by Ernie| Browns. Blankenship fouled te Nevers after the Sox had made five| Dixon. Wingard tossed out Metaier. hits and three runs. Hunnefield walked. Barrett singled About 10,000 persons were in the to center, Hunnefield stopping st stands. The umpires were Mc-/second. McCurdy singled to James Manion, of Riverview; FIRST RACE—Four and one-half fur- | the Time also ran. **Batted for Garber in sixth. a ee Amie i | longs: | > ) | Country Club, was leading Ells-|Outstep (McAuliffe) .... 41 6-5 Sinisa quan matte’ fer Falk fe — ° FIRST INNING. 30 30 eescewsesose™ ecscoescocoeece sow wit = @eeeGeeesoesouwsdwuw ts |} eec4ueaesewovuee €@ OH S8Si at har ag el gi F as b be c ; Ne MAROC) «a. a2 “ t : 'worth Smith. of the Country Club, pig — (McAtee) 6 . ° 4 2. Deere) ....-.-..+% bau i |g WHITE SOX—Metzler singled to . 5. | Time— :54. ‘a, Willie May. Honey- Root) Rae 2.50 1— siieftt. Hunnefield bunted and forced Clarence Wolfe, of Sunsct Hill, ee *Wakeful also ran. Ege, Dellahm also Tran. | SECOND RACK—About two, miles: FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs: ber. Hunnefield stole second. Bar- | was leading Roger Lord, of Al- | Rip (N. Jeficott 11-20 out out Waponoea (J. re sma 610 440 3.40 rett bounced a hit off Zachary's | -p200* ; t Careless Rubinctte (A, Pende g | Sena three up after four holes. ee. Bmoot) e.g ee ee eet oka 14. 20 ‘2 foot, Hunnefield stopping at third. . C Ww. Colims} « die cs ew ‘tH . ee nefield | e—4 :15 1-0 &188U Ya . scoring, Barrett stopping at second. : ‘ 5 : Hurry Scurry, Lannic. ? liy a oO | was one up on William Neidart and ee gr clin see and Bathilue Seth also ran, wise . Falk singled to left, scoring Bar- | Robert Orthwein was one up on | Sanford (Fields) 3-1 #- . a RACE—Four and one-half fur- : rett, but McCurdy had rounded : ic. F. O’Brien at the third. me yas = ef (Ste vens).. ae 2-5 | Honey Nook (A, second and was caught off the bag..: OQ j Time—1 : 41 3-5 Ne edie oun. o> arto Oniel. Pe nde wl 4.20 3.40 3.09 i Williams to Za chary to Melillo. ——————— iiatanuagi : ng Weeburn, Fo ever and Ever and Watkmeon |! aE levate | f snow 28 2H | lsu bog media FE re RACE —On- mite | pil ‘Seth UB. | Kamm doubled to right, . scoring hens wnt cs aed ~~ os | Pepre spe | SD] Falk, and. Kamm took third on an » ’ ; ime, :3 Searlet Star. Sun ia- | E sal Sweepster (Fa aa ; : throw to the plate. Navers re- E TABLE | Bois de Ros: (Med int tie). ut | Movs Sarajevo. Gotten 9p hg Ri | placed Zachary. Melillo threw out =. iM OCONMOMMORNOE looocohanewecunn Coo oCOMMMC OMS” | s Moen -E-f-e- a -e--eone strikes. Gonzales hit’ to Sherdei! Time. 1:39 4-5. Rip Rap aleo ran. Moran and Fitzgerald and Patterson eutry. | . ill and both runners were safe wh? FIFTH KACE—Four and one-half fur- ia ggg Mie nem ge — 380 3.80 Re — Clancy. THREE RUNB. Sherdel threw wild to s cond. The ee: te gs 1 ee eee SECOND GAME. BROWNS — O'Rourke doubled MicAuliffe) ...... 1 3-3 Peterson ) ... 600 460'4 2 $45 6 7 8 9 R. SL E.| down the icft field line. Ward: runners advanced on a wild pitch TICACO Pondy (McAuliffe) ....... =. - P . emcee tree ‘ult (Fator 2 | ime. 1:51.” Blippe Unete doe, | | CHICAGO AT ST. LOUIS threw our Melillo, O’Rourke taking ba © rN & Ovnnoooan? Or NK KH WK OD Sl ouanoenus Me GN em Oty! rtant Savin gs ssories—the things men will d all season! Supply needs ns aeets Seo and $3 ob] Se 85 @alues.. ee ee eee ~ ew 2 none rhite Engl sh cotton broadcloth in neck- Ollar-attached stvles. And woven ma- patterns, with separate collar or neck- fancy shirtings, too, including the very meizes 31375 to 18 neck = Golf Hose Half Hose §s and S6 Values $1.50 Value $3.85 O0c Imported all- High quality tm- > Club W. L. Pet.Win Lose | time, :54. Stuff Shirt Canteen, Burn- Fatt sc | se. »*® ? sting Ss ght Stephenson and putting Goi z7les ling Bush; Red Oliffe, El'ikaisdah, Hypno- | MY Destination, Destination tell. 0 | third. Hunsefield threw out Sis- ’ 3 4 : | Shore. , a * MINALS . - . | | Old Tom. Giction ecnett o taut Se ora oO Cincinnati ... 23 .324 .343 314 | RBELMONT PARK SCRATCHES. satia. Seventh--Senor, Might, Count Vis | agetsier cf. O'Rourke 3b. grounded ’ ij Tiwe »|/ond—Brne Il, Brantome. Flight Time. 3 weler ib. 0 Club W. L. Pct.Wis Lose | 7 i¢ Tanville. Reminder. At Akron. Barrett ri — Miller rf. seore with a home-run over the in front of the plate for a sirgle, Fifth—Exealibar. Crow's Nest Sixth—Musthanha. Hobcaw. Steel CUBS—Scott walked. Wilson | . , ) Reindien a t a d - Washington ..15 15 .500 .5 484 | Martha Martin. Faddy, Partner. Fhannon Kealshaua {fardy) : 20 2.0 | Pye aalhen Barrett. ONE RUN ing. Frisc r ephenson, | ght Time, 2 ’ ae am md a a eee 00100 Cleveland ....14 19 .424 412) At aan Burns. Pinch O° Snuff, Bette Ss. oan See ' ODODE a deep to Rice. Barrett grounded threw out Gonzales. TWO RUNS.| O 220900 8 | FIRST RACE—Six furlongs: “va . ,.820 320 3.00 POURTH INNING. oe Thr Maple (Fisher) Se . Frances Louise (Pauley) s+ 9.00) the starting pitchers in the sec- BROWNS — O'Rourke walked. : : scoring Hafey. Bell out stealing. | ‘ ple. hand catch of Blades’ long fly. Bell - 'N sames. ) per also ran. THIKD RACK—Seven S406: 29 3.90 The gume: grounder and beat George to the CUBS—Wilson singicd to ceuter. Philadel: ia ct Boston Carefree (Romtanclli) .. : , pure pea Lt ston. 2 (Hardy). ; 3.00) ; “Ts YX _-- Metgle , struck out. Adams singled »} ‘Ty ott. B , thre " out Se the throw in. Littlejohn replaced aSingliefoot (Peternell).. 6.20 2.00 © an Adventuress (A. ender- ms | iti POPOL AL ‘ “ Harry Baker ( Prahene) a B70 RS £ EE _ = 60!on Melillo’s fumble. Falk forced | him. Metzler flied to Rice. THREE was called out on strikes, NO for Beck at third and both run-'1 23485 6328 9 8. HM. E. coy Smoke also ran. aJ. E. Griffith en- | Sanction ae Lelier Six alsv ran. ing fora double play, M¢tille ‘hrew BROWNS—Williams struck out. rs were safe. Adams singled to / 4, LAND. ‘FIFTH RACKE—Six fturlonze- Blue Caddie , SIXTH I~NING. oy ht oring Beck Cooney flied ETROMT AT CLEVELAND Sparkling water Randel ({Pauley)..... ... £20 3.00} Kamm lined to Rice. Gerver -hrew/| threw out Gerher. KO RUNS. CARDINALS ‘ricch bunted Se. som pees hi 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 0 i] Walker) .10.30 3.20 2.80 | Shamrock Flower t Clancy on a grownder hich FIFTH INNING Sgeuss S — Frisc — to Douthit. Scott walked, filling | mans Rubin (Bourassa) 2.80 2.50 h? | il 4.80; OU is MAGA, safely toward first. Bottomley - Wilson was called out | ,. “ ni Palatine Lad Time, 2:06. Lady Sandra. Lank. on | aneee off Ballou’s glove. NG WHITE S80X—Hunnefield in- . : R . : . ‘8 a. 4 u ° c a Bis pd roligh ender i, se & . 7 walked. Hafey the bases iso CLEVELAND iP t n 2.50 | trolight. Tender Seth, Wise Guy also ra RUNS gied over atceod. ® hit 4 — ined to Se oreo on strikes. FOUR RUNS. Tin : atin mtn Rope's SIXTH RACK—Six furlongs : i So arrett ne fon, F nk ote the " SS End, Matilda. B.. “ - Velo, Flea. Veni- °°) 12.8 60} = to a double play. a — eek taking third after the NINTH INNING. 6260624160X 7 11 1) Ens, Me, Woodcricket (Jeffries) 36.20 12.00 ys — ; apes so mae vier. aches to Me . jlades singled to right, CARDINALS—Toporcer batted | Rattcries: Detroii—~taw Wel's SIXTH RACK—Six furlonee - Perhaps (Grassia). ok ae? ale |chibald, Antiquarian, Despard, Jolly oy. er. ourke threw out | épecia! to the Post-Diapateh, 9. : | a Hi aay. Hiil, Hie | ” , , 4} » kin > a ‘ ; wetze ° ARK May 2 on Frisch. Bottomley going to for Snyder and was called out OM | Smith and Hassler. Woodall: "Clevelanc— arom (faatel Bip ie 2.80 ¢: ee aise ran. ASSECUND Ace—F a rive furlonse | MeCurdy. nO ee BELMONT P ird. Be ll forced Blades, Covuney trikes. Clark hatted for Thevenow Hudi-n and L. Sewell. Mr Alasnam (Fishman) eas 13.16 | ‘REVENTH RA ix furlongs : Dap Burnham (Smith) — 247-60 12.30 BROWNS—Nevers was called. Chance at Adams, Bottomley scoring. The) Sng popped to Cooney. Holm but-| _ Only games scheduled. omint: 2215,, Siterian.,Suhcttclit, Males | wuatel K, (Greesta) --1200 400 320 | Sree nrcer coun) -.. ge Sao |eut 08 MOKen., O'Rourke waited.) 5, sehene, an stereo ball bounced off Cooney’s ead ingled to * spy per RACE " fe eee Tis Time, 1 02 1-0. ee T,. The Third | Meliflo fited to Falk. Sisler fouled. ted for Littlejohn and sing ..SEVENTH RACE—One mile and one | Teabet (Armetrone | ; . Duicy | Prince, ‘Col. Shaw. Pedonna, Mop Up, See to Clancy. NO RUNB. \ | the fifty-firet renewal sone - Straight to Adams for the fores onzales. NATIONAL LEAGUE sixteenth: | Time, — Tease, Battle Shot, T 3 i . Douthit fouled to G le r » (Bourassa) der. Bec}- . - 5 st — Bister Helen. Beautiful | pausician (E. i. . S00) ong threw out Kamm from deep popped to Frisch. Cs- am pore , _ - Red Seth. Siar Go. Mack Garner. Time. 1:13 4-5. tenders, 7 bern rolied to Frisch. NO RUNS CONCORDIA SATURDAY 0 Y 2 0 0 0 9 ¢ 2 $ 0 WOODBINE SCRATCHES. - Dera Lutz. Second—-So An 5v. sion Chimes, Why W were, 4. L Essence. short. Clancy singled to right. aes m cab Wwe 7 First race—Stureis, James Stuart, See | pouse. , ot Gafiney. Buck. -| €.. Coppershine. Dusty ary, War France w SEVENTA INNING. Concordia Seminary and St. Louit | CINCINNATI ond—Koval jHizhness. oe Trev” make Sulonron's Kite k. also Fan. ace | = — to Peon NO RUNS. | CARDIN University will meet Friday after- Sweer ta. Fourth o hs » Te |) Will Welis. Honey ines. ve p th. ag -s Te —One miie: ROW NS aingied to icft- to Watson, Shordct papped @ ma. jnoon at &t. Louis U. ficid ine elty COC OOO EES 0 6 Tere he SE | ae many, Garten, | Pour Siee™ getien:| Matinee ti Padty'. "8° 280 ¥&o| com for his third straight hit. Ward Sle to center. Douthi: lined deep |ecollegiate championship contest, |, matseries: , Piviawune: tll ang Smt | - Priceless ein eee: | Peete {Cua issce, Hina Me] tree OMe Mien: Wiens Sepeed to Wil : t 3 o'clock. ich. . nips pags’ Porn, Crestwood Bev. Air Mail, Wishiov | yiahon Woolridge also ran, a single to center, Miller stopping son. Frisch forced Sherdel, | starting a At Aurora. on | ee Shied. Sehaae- eathed Gao Etaneae ‘ he r iy. , id Wish. West "Point, OE Be th — Fa Beck to Adams. NO RUNS Spain, second baseman, is lead ais , wish at : = “ore re ; in 5 ne —Adame rolled to Bell, So | ing the Billiken em a gre Postponed Games. Br the Avsocinied Prog. | —_——>— 1 2 : sc Se gre : ae eer 40, Gite... os ow Cooney. ..Scott fouled to Bell./average of 37 AMERICAN LEAGUE. mag cane te Meee At Churchill Downs. he : : Miller at the plate. Kamm to Me- NO RUNS die Jordan, catch- shortstop, and Eddie Jo hitadeiphi hesilinssinsstil vaiaia son ) 5.80 2.00 2.8! EIGHTH INAING. er, are well over .300 and Bansatty | Saco a ae. erento (A. Pendergrass)... 3.60 9 cs ‘Weather clear, track dow. poesth : : , sora wa (E. Porter) ee ‘ goor Prem. : ‘ ¥ ‘* | . CARDIN A LS—Bottomilcy sin- j and O'Leary are just short of .500. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Time § 24 "ate Bethel. “Monastery, | ®° FIRST 7 MACH Six ona (Lauecher} = “ae ) Bs ont Sled to center. Hnfey forced Bot- Theiss and Lang will be ready Sheffiel* «iso ran. Mum Ruffin (Griffin) 1.00" 10.00 oH ; : | Se! ine Fae tomicr, Tolson to Cooncy Hafey | to hurl fer Concordia. They have | Brookisn at Philadelphia—wet grounds. c 7 ae a furlongs: Ste ge ete “ 12.00 ='89 ' re : 4 Hi. Red He SEVENTH INNING. tom. # gl ~e “y, afer T aa 7 eg #O . =e WHITE sOX—0O. Mill a = reteres Stolc BCcOnd nas Blade« wos enllied been roing well all stason. New York at Buston—rain, Peternans sere . jee 9.20 4.60 2.80! Time, 144. Helen Carter, Bovtsie, at Asbburton, Lighter An d 3 , M to ed. ca cee Bias BE we - OTL URE He eae cain ~ " LO RE OE eS RO LL CT A TEL eR A i EY Ne eae ea Aa 7 ~— ER en ete mm ane eee eR a RES Ne nee rn ae cn em ime .

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. nace ee ne at phen ane ila re a __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ FF VER STEADMAN|. 7 WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 hoes PAGE 20 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4000 SEE KAISER WIN EASY VICTORY TAKES EIGHT Cards Defeat Cubs Burke, Nordone — ° In First Game 8-5 Leaders With 71 = 7 In Metropolitan OF 0 ROUNDS : ||Shoots One Under Par in First! park race program for next fall Albough his ved have dian | +.|and his famous bowle — i ” Piao rosy garetts vaciagpnah gumsassteg tat ES Round of New Rochelle was announced today by the Weer | on oe their tt “ — on bi 7z | | Going Over. *‘Punching Paul” Fails to| Dear Sir: Now that Lindbergh : | has flown from the U. 8. Capture Single Round, Paris and quite a few have “‘float- | : Cardinals Box Score | S| che teaceey ag Golf Tourney. chester racing Association in a shia lenin: uence 7 Au. 7 ges | . . . = a ls ; a wntine Working Best in Third 'ed and swum” from Los Angeles) ee ne | “GRAND NATIONAL,” RETURN TO DIAM CREATED AT BELMONT) PITTSBURG, Pa., May 25,3 Tt) 7 D h ye ; ‘ em , P ae. the sted Prete. Flying utchman of : bal | 'S RIVAL : | $35,000 STEEPLECHASE, HONUS WAGNER TQ NEW YORK, May 25.—A note-| hopes for a good season in worthy addition to the Belmont | after 31 years on the diamon@™ 2 Continucd From Page 19, Col. 5._ TOLLEY OUT C‘ooney singled |. to right. Webb 'was called out on strikes. Wilson ' singled to right, sending Cooney . « the bases. Tolson forced Steph- ‘to third. Stephenson walked, fill- ‘ing ens Thevenow to Frisch. NO | nies . Douthit cf | ce ; WING Frisch 2b SECOND INNING | nr Match CARDINALS — Hafey walked. ae Ib... Fine | Blades singled to center, sending edie ee |Hafey to third, Bell struck out.| pon 3p Snyder doubled to right, scoring Snyder c¢ 9 aes Hafey. Thevenow was pu rposely | Thevenow ss — x . _ ~ 1} By the Associated Press. NEW ROCHELLE, .N. Y., May | 25.—While better Known stars and | champions found trouble on the |soggy Wykagy!] Country Club |}course, August Nordone, an unat- funds already have been raised for Ohio fans will see him in started his career in the Bug the race which will be nearly 4s rich as the English classic, the| grate to which he has ret Liverpool Grand National. The dis- tance will be three miles and the race is set tentatively for Futurity > ~ tw | | | ‘New Yorker Clinches | on Last Green by Four to Tolley’s Five; known as the Grand Nationai.| ern Ohio League and promiges gp The famous shortstop and sites e | EXTEND HIM rench Comment Unfavor- Man College Baseball. CARDINALS. | new $35,000 steeplechase to b€/the Twin Cities club of the East and Fourth. 'glish Channel, I would like to hear | from you through your column Pa nee i } . ‘ : Battling for 10 rounds before ap- | what you think about a swimming proximately 4000 fight fans at the | race across the Atlantic, water Coliseum last night, Pewee Kaiser | b ‘hitnd outpointed Paul Steadman for the | WINés to be exciuded. featherweight championship of the] Southern Railway, East St. Louis. aq HE thing can be done there is city. Those who expected to sce not the least doubt of it the grudge bout terminate in a knockout were disappointed; but they had no doubt in their mints at the finish that Kaiser Was lle} better boy of the two. | Soon Steadiman failed to take a round, | Tlis best work was offered in the, third and fourtli, blow for blow with Kaiser, mostly | to the midsection, to hoid “Pee- wee’ to even terms. | Both men entered the ring under | have to snap out of it. there'll be many @ going over, vy to Dover. ly greasy; ‘to Catalina Island also the En- | j guy | | for when he traded Swimming the ocean from Bos- | Championship which the | Gets Crowd’s Applause. Byethe Associated Press. HOYLAKE, England, May 2 a finish .— In as breathless golf course, this famous oid |'We've all been asleep and we'll’ New York rose tc fame today by defeating Cyril Tolley, former ti- the 1927. £4JBritish {tournament will decide. The match | The main thing is being sufficient | ,, ent to the last green. Starting sensationally the 126 pounds agreed upon, and/ Slap on the grease and the rest) }ipgie three, Haley had England's Kaiser looked a trifle drawn = as) will be easy. compared to his stocky opponent. The bout opened fast, with both | boxers displaying willingness to | mix it. Kaiser demonstrated = a} brand of footwork in the carly! is no limit If you want to go over just fly it or swim it. sessions that had “Punching Paul” | looking rather awkward, andi Kaiser added to the advantage by |! landing several solid punches to/'! Steadmuan'’s stomach, which had a slowing-down effect. Kaiser Too Clever. After the third and fourth round ee ee | Dear Sir—You might mix this tled into a display of two different | ia sate —— ee =" nate tae at batitine ia inor acini mcecrating the made in St. Louis js . b: : : >| products, don’t forget the $4,700,- with clever footwork, while Stead- | 900..-A. YX. man was more cautious and en-' deavored to get set to land a solid; We note the to defer to Gaston right-hand wallop. His right would have been poi-| Pitching argument. ceases on the ball field. son, had it reached its mark, but Kaiser respected it enough to We trust the Charley Lindbergh never Jet it land full on. who went over to Paris with sev- Kaiser was at his best in the sev- eral letters of introductions to enth, which he took by the widest |friends of Theodore Roosevelt margin of any stanza in the bout. |found them all right and doesn't He reached Steadman’s face a half- | find time hanging heavily on his = times with solid lefts to the | hands. + Acceqrelletelamg opponent listen- In the meantime if he finds him- : self getting lonesome over there in a strange land he can come It was noticeable throughout the round that Kaiser wus favoring his back home any time, where he is fairly well known. right more than at any time in the bout. He never made an at- —— tempt to punch with it, using it| Even in the moment of Lind- only to worry Steadman. .berg’s triumph the “conciencious A Good Finish. objector” refuses to be suppressed. Both boxers were out to swing a He’s writing to the papers, victory in the last round, which of- The four Hopi Indian runners, fered the fans the best toe-to-toe passed through St. Louis on their slugging of the bill. Kaiser traded | way home. They are not hoofing his left for Steadman’s right with | it, however. soem fig Bote li a os At that we doubt that they would ne Sigs. EE we caged ~ | be greatly embarrassed if they S opponent's right eye with one | couldn't raise the car fare home. of these Icft swings, but could not What Lindberg is to the air slip over a knockout punch. The occasion was a success for those Hopis are to the land. Those boys certainly can cover. the. Kaiser from more than one view- point. Kaiser had an arrange- | 8Tound. ment with the promoters whereby he was to receive 30 per cent of the gate and pay Stcadman out of his sharc. Steadman was paid $400, his Ruarantee, Kaiser received $9350. The total gale was something over $4500, Mike Brody of Peoria, Ill., out- | pointed Jimmy Lucas of ‘St. Louis | in eight fast rounds of milling in the semifinal. The flyweights bat- tied to fairly even terms for the first three rounds, when the rangy Peoria battler started making the going extremely rough for Luca3 with an effective right uppercut. Lucas came back and took the sixth with a wicked tattoo or Brady’s stomach, causing the more enthusiastic of the St. Louis boy's backers to think that Brady might yet tune in en “I wish i was in Peoria.” but the enthusiasm was far-fetched. The Peoria battler was too experienced and Lucas’ whirlwind attack in the closing ~ound fell short of changing the tide of battle. Preliminaries Are Short. The first three rounds even, Brody took the fourth and | protested fifth. Lucas the sixth, Brody the | drink it. seyenth, and the eighth was even-} Wayne. up. vcore, of ine, rt tives. °°" Osmand Coming For the Derby, To Europe you can fly or swim | According to your notion; Hang your clothes on a hickory limb But don’t go near the ocean. QUITE SO. Alphonse refused in their recent Politeness QUITE INFORMAL. See where Lindberg contem- | plates slipping over to Berlin and London while in the neighborhood. | He might also drop in on Mussolini | and have breakfast with him some morning before filling a dinner en- | gagement with King George. After his experience in the Dutch | Leonard case one would think that Ty Cobb would be cured of the let- ter writing habit. Instead the re- verse seems to have been the case. writing have all the bears. bergh’s achievement. tion, however, dates back to Char- he was 3 years old. to say he didn't fly over. of Whisky.” That’s what we call buying the drinks. were!’ Of course, Wayne Wheeler has but he doesn’t have Take a g00d ~~ p> ----—~ aviator, Scott Field, took a hose dive in the second, brought to ‘the cenvas by Walter “Red” Rol- | land’s lIeft to his stomach, They! fought at 135 pounds. Budcy) Schlereth, B. A. Club, won over) “Wop” Stonum in the fourth on a_ foul. and Billy Cain was victor, over Leo Van Nest in a flyweight) event, the bout being stopped in the second. Harry Durso, 112 pounds, carne the popular decision over Eddie O'Neill, 117 -pounds, in eight rounds. Durso did practically all of the leading, carrying the fight! Sande up, was beaten a heal in the to O'Neill throughout. O'Neill} Kentucky Derby. Sande will ride however, landed the cleaner} Osmand in the Fairmount, /too. punches. FIVE CARLOADS OF HORSES ARRIVE AT ° FAIRMOUNT TODAY Five carloads of horses arrived at the Fairmount Park track to-/the derby at Fairmount last year day for the opening of the Fair-| with Haste. mount racing season, next Saturday; Eighteen horses comprising th and six cars are expected tomorrow stable of the Louisville owners, from Louisville. The Brown Shasta! Harned Brothers, departed from Stock Farm had 20 horses in the | Churchill Downs last night incoming group Wednesday... the | Fairrmount Park. The stabic’s rid- largest individual group. H. G.lers, O. Cleland and R. Cheatham, Bedwell had 18, Nugent Brothers, also left for the Collinsville track. mine, and J. F. Owensby, four. Acocrding to advices received EB. owner of Osmand, Chance Shot and yesterday from J. Osmand here for the Fairmount course on June 4. Osmend,. with er will send Chance Shot after the prize. Chance Shot reputed to be a greater 3-year-old than . Os- mand. Widener is keenly interested \in js * a ay ‘tion began, i ley ‘trooped in to see the finish. ‘lies from their drives. |his second over the green into a, Thevenow struck out. NO RUNS. The man on the sandbox says | cd those Chicago Cubs at the present | ear-karks of | a | feet beyond the pin. Skog “Woe Y ‘was four feet from the cup, Tolley | wee where Sweden s basking in i studied the line of the putt serious- | the reflected glory of Charley Lind- | The reflec- | inch. | ' ; ‘ly stepped ley’s father who came over when ~- » And necdless | championship golf magnificently, winning holes or get- ting halves and staving off the vic- tory which seemed certain for the American at the sixteenth. Haley Comes From Behind. Haley struck a bad patch of golf after winning the difficult third with afine par four. Adams. — et tt ta ta 'struck out. as was | ever seen in championship play on | the | . : - ttomley young American Edwin H. Haley of | Bo | passed, filling the bases. Alexander hit into a double play, Cooney to Adams to Tolson. ONE RUN. CUBS—Hartnett flied to Douthit. Frisch threw out Bech. Kaufmann NO RUNS. THIRD INNING. CAI®DINALS—Douthit fouled to Hartn®t. Frisch singled to right. knocked a home _ run over the righth ficld bleachers, | scoring Frisch ahead of him. Hafey tle holder and one of the favorites, Amateur | present | ‘lined to Douthit. with a | | ; | great man of golf strugglirg all the | To human accomplishment there! sks ‘Mat etrvceiineg heroically aed He lost the |. cert led t strij fourth, squared the fifth and then | ee a oe wee OR TITERS. dropped three in succession to be- | come two down at the ninth. Then, as the homeward journey started over the great sanddunes skirting the sea, he set himself for the fight which continued until the lery saw him win and heartily ap- plauded him for downing - -their star. Beginning with the ninth, all holes were halved with the excep- tion of the’ thirteenth, fifteenth and eighteenth, all of which went to the American. Tolley was struggling against one of his spells of erratic play all the way round, but fortune him on the outward trip, and he was repeatedly saved from the bunkers toward which his. ball traveled. Then luck deserted him, and he descended into the depths of sand traps on nearly every hole going in. Meanwhile Haley played stead- ily, if without brilhancy. After winning the thirteenth; where Tol- most serious bunker afflic- the gquared in fives. can drew level four on the fifteenth, while Tolley missed a holeable putt. ley’s favored ‘son out, fourteenth was | Then the Ameri- | by taking a par) ‘threw out Frisch. } i ' flied taking ' struck out. ter. Bell flied to Cooney. . TWO RUNS. CUPrS—Adams rolled Cooney singled to center. Wilson beat out a roller over second. Stephenson flied to Blades. NO RUNS. FOURTH INNING, Kaufmann. Thevenow rolled to Alexander struck out. NO RUNS. CU BS—Tolson walked. . Hart- threw out Hartnett at third. Frisch Tolson scoring, third. Kaufmann Adams singied to right Secor- Adams stole second. ping Beck, out. ing Hartnett. TWO RUNS. FIFTH INNING. CARDINALS—Douthit beat out | Frisch | Cooney. Bottomley’s pop a slow roller to to Wilson. fly fell in center for a single. Ha- | bases. | The match seemed to be Haley's | ‘at the sixteenth and again at the iseventh, Tolley visiting one bunk- er on the former and two on the latter. But the American lost his ‘advantage by loose putts, and Tol- ‘ley, after extricating the ball from ithe sand, sank ‘ong ones to halve ‘the holes. Crowd Follows Match. went around the course that Tol- was in danger, the crowds ; i very last putt, where the big gal- | fey’s smash was too hot for Beck | -and went for a single, filling the | Douthit | Blades walked, scoring. Bell hit the first pitch over the left field fence for a home | run, scoring Bottomley, Hafey and | Wilson | made a nice catch of Snyder’s drive. | FIVE | Blades ahead of him. Beck threw out Thevenow. RUNS. CUBS—Webb reached when Douthit muffed his fly. Wil- Snyder to Webb holding second. reached second on Thevenow’s low | scoring. Tolson sin- | throw, Webb gled to center, ring at third. Thevenow. So did Beck. RUN, Stephenson stop- SIATH INNING. CARDINALS—Roy went pitch for the Cubs. gled to right, but was out trying for second, Webb to Cooney threw out Douthit. Adams NO RUNS. CUBS—Roy grounded to Frisch. Adams popped to Bell. Cooney flied to Douthit. NO RUNS. SEVENTH INNING. CARDINALS — Bottomley out, Adams to Tolson. Cooney threw out Hafey. Blades grounded _ to Cooney. NO RUNS. CUBC—Webb’s drive bounced off | the center field fence and rolled Thus the match was still square | ae ni ig for a home run. Wil- | ‘at the eighteenth tee, and as word | ’ : | Douthit. 3oth Tollev and Haley had bad) thistle patch, dangerously near the fence, while Haley’s was on the ge of the green. Tolley played his difficult shot well and the ball came to rest Six | now threw out Roy. NO RUNS. Haley’s chip | ly and lengthily, but missed by an Haley quietly and confident- up and tapped his in. hitherto unknown to either Haley, irland or America, has been in En- “LU. S. to Buy 3,000,000 Gallons | i technical ‘entered the tournament from | Sunbridge Lo. cigar, | fand months, in eicht school glad London. He Park Club. Roger Wethered Wins. Another likely championship contender also was eliminated when R. H. Jobson of the Royal Ancient Club defeated C. O. Tolley sent | ttenal iley walked. attending a |i, eae ase = |Cub dugout for Hafey's foul. the | scoring, Stephenson Hezlet of the Royal Portrush Club, | | 5 and 4. } | British | however, by defeating Widener Wires Widener, | other great race horses, he will ship | It is possible that Owner Widen- | the success of his entry as he wen ; for } Louisville The big stable that Lioyd Gen- Ficids season. Wethered, kept in the the Roger star. sail, 3 at the turn. noted | } ' running, | Ernest Has- | and 2, after being one down A Jamieson Jr., eliminated FE. C. | Hatton, 4 and 3, while the voung railway workman, William Sutton, | of the West Cheshire Artisans de- feated Samuel Robirson 3 and 2. ILLINI-MICHIGAN NET MATCH IS RAINED OUT | CHAMPAIGN, Ill. May 25.—The (tennis match scheduled Derby, to be run at the Collingville | between | Michigan and Illinois here yester- | Michigan on the players refused to play concrete courts which | ASK ried were too wet. A ‘rain earher in the afternoon deluged the courts. | . Michigan mect SO far i nois had lost has nor one, | eas — j ecetemerre a er erierereerren ee a er cena naenrehesntanreaanine they | ; heavy | had dropped a this season while Tillie | nS ep etate | ; rainir | (ry is training for himself and J. ; 2 re . B. Respess will be transferred from to Fairmount Dar : ; ark Wednesday Hight. rollowing the ) Fairmount meeting. the stable will Proceed to Chicag o for the Lincoin Stephenson hit into double play, IT risch now to Bottomley. ONE RUN. EIGHTH INNING CARDINALS—Bell grounded to 3eck. Roy tossed out Snvder. CUBS—Hartnett tapped to Alex- ander. Heathcote hatted for Becl; and popped to Thevenow. Theve- NINTH INNING. CARDINALS—Freigau went to: | third for ; was called | hit grounded to ss | hit in En-| the Cubs. Alexander out on strikes. Dout- Freigau. Frisch to Tolson and was safe when Roy dropped the throw. Bottom- RUNS. CUBS — Adams. Alexander threw Cooney singled to doubled Webb Wilson to right, Cooney stopping at third. lined to Bottomley. who threw to Thevenow, doubling Wilson off second. ONE RUN. Blades singled to cen- | to Frisch. | Webb | second | Bottomley, | Stephenson | Hartnett popped to | ONE | in to) Alexander sin- | Cooney. | to Theve- | Tolson flied to. “ > “ ' a“ ' * A - ca it reek (ile ois on oe ee oe | ALEXANDER Pr 4 — sy — | = Pe CHICAGO. | AB. | Adams 2b | Cooney “eae & £ . gape | Wilson cf .. .. | Stephenson If .. | Tolson ib .... : | Hartnett c | Beck 3b Freigau 3b ie | KAUFMANN P ROY P | *Heathcote ee el ll -_ _— 0 —s 10 lessestHoouuen BS sk ceaaee | Batted for Beck Innings. Cardinals 1 Chicago . 0002 | Two-base 5 ‘Stolen base—Adams. Off Alexander, 'Roy, 1. -ander, 4; Roy, 2. | nings. Double and Tolson; Frisch, { | | pires—Reardon, McCormick | Time—1:36, Losing pitcher—Kaufmann. in eighth. 23456 7 76500 mre a hits—Snyder, Hartnett and CARDINALS—Snyder tapped [9 | witson. Home runs—Bottomley, Bell, Webb. Bases 3; off Kaufmann, 3; off | Strikeouts—Kaufmann, 3; Alex- | Pitching nett doubled to right, Tolson siop- | Kaufmann, 9 hits and 8 runs in 5 in- plays—Cooney, Thevenow struc: | tomles; Bottomley and Thevenow. on bases—Cardinals, 5; Chicago, 0. woe ososeus?” Day or the closing day of the au- |'tached competitor, clipped a stroke tumn mecting. ‘from par to take an early icad to-4 | day in the first 18-hole round of 3 'the Metropolitan Open Golf Cham- 74. Nordone, a former cad- Tom Harmon, Hudson River, 37- 38—75. Arthur 37-39—76. Silas Newton, ———————— as ae | pionship. | die, shot a 71. Most of the players complained ‘they could not see the holes be- | cause of a heavy fog. Mike Brady, Winged Foot star, had trouble breaking 80. He shot 79 while another well Known Vet- ‘eran, George McLean, did no bet- iter than 83. William Burke of Greenwich, | 'Conn.. who attracted attention on | ' Florida courses during the winter | went into a tie for first place with a 71, equaling the score made ear- lier in the day by Augie Nordone. Burke required 35 strokes out and came home in 36. | Burke-in scoring his 71, played) perfect golf on 17 holesand better | than that on the other accumulat- ing 17 pars and a birdie. The bird- ie was a three on the eighth. Joe Turnesa, one of the late starters, was a threat at the turn! 85. : playing the first nine holes in 34,; William Burke, Greenwich,, 35- three under par, | 36—71. Walter Hagen, playing with} Tommy Arthur, Demane, Sound View, Siwanoy, 40-37— Tom Kerrigan, Siwanoy, 40-37— (iP James Farrell, 6§-40—7S8. M. J. Brady, Winged Foot, 41- 38—79. Mike Turnesa, — Sd. John Farrell, Quaker Ridge, 37- 38—75. : W. L. Klein, Wheatley Hills, 38- 40—75§. Arthur Yates, unattached, 41- 37—78. | Ww. BB. Creavy, 42.38—S0. Pat Doyle, Quaker Ridge, lexnwenyweseou,n” les) Sxesosssesz3qoo" leour ' —" ' is =} 13 7? Elmsford, 42-43 0 0o—S8 oO j—_§ on balls— record—Off : : Bonnie Briar, Adams and Bot- | Left | Um- O'Day. unattached, 42-43— and f | Minor League Results. TEXAS LEAGUE. Fort Worth 2. Waco 1, Wichita Falls 2, Dallas 6. San Antonio 5. Shreveport 11, Beaumont 2. ASSOCIATION. WESTERN Muskogee 6, Topeka O56. St. Joseph 6, Fort Smith ooo Missions 11, Sacramento Los Angeles 5. Seattle 5. San Francisco Hollywood 5, Oakland 2. Denver 4, Wichita 1. Omaha 4, Amarillo &, Des Tulsa 4. Lineoln Moines — Touisville 6, Paul &, Columbus 3. | st, Milwaukee 6. | Toledo-Indianapolis, Tain. game Atlanta 9, Birmingham 5, Mobile 8, Little Rock 6b. Oklahoma City e Mruston 3, Okmulgee-Springficld, postponed, rain. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. 6. : aff Portland 3, . ©) © WESTERN LEAGUF., Minneapolis 15, Kansas City 14 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, Chattanooga 4. 0, Nashville 4, Turnesa and Leo Diegel was six| 38-40—78. over par at the turn while Diegel| Gene Sarazen, was two _ over, 38-37-75, Scores: a. mae August Nordone, unattached, 35- | 38-89. 36—7 1. Archie Sanderson, Krank low, 39-40-79. Fresh Meadow Barnes, Unattached, 42- Sleepy Hol- Ball. Broadmoor 39-34— 0. ee eer ereene. ® aa ‘Se :@) © i® ve PP ~ “4 + *) Ba 7: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, postponed: The DROMMIE $10 New Orleans 4. Memphis 1, INTERNATIONAL Syracuse 5, Toronto 2. | Tain, All games in the Three j | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May LEAGUE, Other games postponed on account THREE If LEAGUE. : I League were postponed on account of rain. | Langford vs. Malone. 25.—- Wolcott Langford, Negro middleweight of Chicago, has been matched to box) Jock Malone, St. Paul veteran, 10 rounds at 158 pounds here June 3. of | On Spalding Golf Shoes the spikes are for the TURF 120 different } styles and Freigau went into the | NO | ous | right. | |Webb was safe on VFrisch’s fumble. | sizes Wonderful gripping power; teeth bite hard and }j/| AX won't slip. j{||, Slip Joint Combination No. 356 KRAEUTERY PLIERS “Ask any Mechanic” Your feet will never know they are there. Thirty-seven years of making athletic shoes has taught us to make a spiked sole that is as comfortable as a felt slipper. The spikes have big, flat heads riveted beneath the outer sole. They can’t work loose. They never cause— they never can cause—those ugly bumps that hurt your feet. Spalding Golf Shoes with rubber or Rajah cushion rubber soles, too. 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POCHOSH OSHS EHEC SHOE Se BEBE ees PP SPPOTOOO COTO SOKO Ce Lee eEeeeSeeeese, i ; SO ret nanetagtce Rt | Stickney-Hoelscher Cigat Cigar Corp., Ne Distributed by a Consolidated 409 Olive St., St. Loui d Phone, CEntral 5900-01 ‘Cis Wisconsin, 7; Minnesota, 3, | fought during the second session, eand aft- ably on American’s Lassi- tude — Wood a Promis- ing Junior, Bourke Writes the Associal d Press. sT. CLOUD, France, May 25.— 11 the American tennis players of srominence engaged in the inter- national hard court championship surnament here had a day of rest pday. William T. Tilden, Francts T. Niunter, Watson M. Washburn and woung Sydney B. not heduled to play either in the sin- Wood were les or doubles. eee By Herbert L. Bourke. (Copyright. 1027.) SAINT CLOUD, France, May 25. William T. Tilden, Francis T. munter, the youthful Sydney Wood nd J. H. Alen, a fourth American player, all came through with fly- ng colors in their first matches n the annual lrench lawn tennis hampionships, which, this year, |* re strongly international in char- cter. Tilden, seeded in the upper half, Prew a first-round bye and ad- anced to the third round by van- suishing the Spanish player, Jose ndreu, 6-2, 6-2, 6-0: hiunter seeded in the lower half with Rene was the straight-set vic- Alphonse Persin;: Wood, he 15-year-old New York boy, anquished the Ik'rench | junior, Barrelet Dericou, 0-6, 6-8, 6-2, 6-8, -4, and the one great surprise of the day came when Van Alen, fewport, R. J., and former Oxford Mniversity’ student, was declared he victor over Dierce Landry, the lost recently discovered lFrench rack, In justice to Landry, however, t must be said that he was in no ondition to play. Jie came to the} paint Cloud courts carrying a high Remperature and although he down his apparent iliness!] 0 Win the opening set 6-3, he was nable to continue such able play TLacosta, or over r losing the set to Van Alen 6-7 urrendered the match. The I’'rench stars, Rene Lacosta nd Jacques Brugnon, advanced 0 the sécond and third rounds re- [} pectively through the straight-set rictorles. is 8. Champion Downs Chanspion. Wood, the f rst ot the VPapPpear on the Uuriously, pion of Daltile, w (: French | r Ainmericans vas drawn, the junior cham- and their five-set Wood coming from to take the match, of the most thrilling of Whether you have a big he making, I do not was ordeal for the such a -long weather, but he enough not to hustle when AVOld it, He rave one the on he has a good head for conception of foote- | invariably steady (> hen fencing for openings. His |. Froke production was sound and | J aircady is adept with sliced rives. Wood w at ults, @ line was bOked by courts, against rrance, ith sets Proved one he day. layer in { how If OUnN ester te ate hy lt) thie A Th play hot as wise © could ipress| ne Ealne. orl: “ana Woe iiss ing ruilty many foot however, and his toe over Very frequently over- the lenient umpire. Til- en Was an anxious onlooker dur- PE the e; Sacement. Tilden- fairly joz-trott d through iS see, Pipe | e Sec match with-AN- Feu. His inelination to letsurely Y brougty unfavorable comment om the gallery, who came hoping Pp See him exerting his skill as he Rd in th, recefit. international atc fOurna@ment. Their attitude aS di} \ hy the American, ld, fro ine to time during the? te Stage of the he would Oduce a4 { or a @aftline recovery, lie had the Atch hand from the very out- Cand never permitted his rival i It j prooabie he will Position. of any real thie round, when capable South Afri- his Op- of Nad-round contest, mrliling stroke ry Minti] s fifth *} ‘ ost Siire to he Defeats Southpaw. Hunter bunt, had ¢ CO problems to; ith Persin, whe in Franee The faet i left-hander producedt, while arest- “Gs nhogt annoying ball boy, ted In moving. about wuld have been still and f i to move when spent |§ 4 lithe -ourt and need-T! ative ring N twithstanding . “ in comni- utto his straight- *) impressive fashion, a 'S thought that Van Alen wut bs quickly eliminated when | Stepped to the court with Lan- ee American, who toured © land last year as a mem- f of the Oxford-Cambridge ten- team, is a capable player, strong _artve and brilliant on the vol- P> but he Was not regarde@ as ite in the class with his French PPonent. Rut landry who has N suffering from a severe cold. In no condition to plar. and Was against the advice of his Mde and his physician that he; Sed for play. nroblems its re “Oto t} Mtid a: t iti Thea

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M Pee his Stiinta bewlees itins conte a 5 ALP PAPAL YS a, | PPLPLPLPLA PPL PLL LLP LPL LP lt tol | AVIS Cup De ense Squad, MNONTR LAL, Que., May °256.— Clarence De ar 1 Ses an Pe we ee ee ee Pee a Ce ’ (1? a trace of their speed of 20 years AT WOODBINE | AT BELMONT PARK 1 AT BELMONT PARK Cj ‘ Scotland's representative soccer ,azo, Honus Wagner will manage | iii a ae and The Four Best to Survive team opened a tour of Canada yes- And Other Stars ‘| the Twin Cities club of the E ee 19° ‘Soaps , sast- Face —- $1200 added, 2-ycar-old First race, oe “~~ | = ‘feat Montreal +2 , \« ¢ . i magiden “g 2 “ pile Ai ‘ 1th ct. ite or! floy er 7sAalmIinzZ. } , r 4 te rd Ly by de feating a sontrea -; ern Ohio League and promises that : ee na, Canadian foaled, Yoru Plate, 4% | maidens, 2-year a Ph oe po oeene | By HOYDEN. . nt na . -———__- > Ohio fans will see him in action Sart hae ; furlongs, Widenes COURSE | iStar Pocket, Gladys Clark, | eleven, 3 goals to 2. Canadian Boy Wins 15-Mile | a . ’ ' e*eee#e y £ nN a!) ‘ es ie ae ‘ 4 , r . * 6 oe é pt? i yy . . af te , . ] , * - : ree . The famous shortstop and Sluggeer Br * mary Yale... .11: ety | Jue as named cy | Gay Lothario. ( ¥ mimittee V il] (obser O \\ ray k of Stars During } ourn iment | —_—_—_-— >—------ Race a. 1 Hour 25 Min ‘ 7 a ’ ee o8-0. 2 ~ . “ae ‘ i , . State to which he has returned. - a Steeplechase, 4-yeat Satedne shoe | Kine Wreck '.°\108 Bhat 2) on Campaign and Make Final Selections After - & a-Ovster Bed ...142 Rombino Wi | , Gay j . > BAY, Nova Sc May ay ' s sek Bien ° Cc so 0 Bene 6 es becca . v 1} 9 ‘ “4 { i . 7 2 —— ad 4 d ova Scotia, May Coll e re } ll 4% : ai | Comment Unfavor Manifold } 3 V inova ‘ ; ip . . l ‘ we a4 ; meas . gr) a \ NAT ION AL LEAGt r GI ACFE t 4 } eg * 7 2 2 . Bikos . W i sks F 'Y 2 , ‘ " sy I mewts 4 > IA r * 4 © et: : hie - + : 2 : ih a ee a j thalm iE » , ee ng sia I &e Se 4) i —— } erkiomen, Be than : Jo - i * started his career in the Buckeye Second race added, ta | Midvida 118) Edu 105 | ce , 7 ‘Runs Scored This Week 7 1-2 Seconds. » abouy 7 , ; neg “ae ve Be . ' _ , Pere eee Piste TAR Gent. eee, «he BESO | o—Son of John, Bumpkin, In- Went € Trial , NOLO PR PPD PrePrgr ge : ” Sab () ria Se ila 7 ; . ‘ ale P e t : , of rish Jig ......342 w-Halberdier ...1492| Second race. T he oon { | P , | ae y ; Plate. 3-yvear-old | up Boies ably ba og 2 use... See eee an | 5—Stephanus, Hogan’s Alley. | the Associated Press. | Pittsburg 9 it 2. .. ~a Diamond track here yesterday, ds- | Washington-Oklahoma, postponed. ea de Wood a Promis- pace ad ig Pa Pi yn niatie $2 Bethany sseeeeA32 | Paragraph. NEW YORK, Mav 25.—Eleven of the leading tennis plavers of New York 4 oe a e- 'cisively defeating a field which in- ‘isconsin, 7; 3 so "- Soli | (os: ye be Third ce, | fen Brus Aine | —Scat. Tys Roner | ; , - yn | Chicago... A are oa ° i el d C > Ye Mar of Melrose, WwW is nsin 4s finne ta, 3. B } Brush Handicap. ‘ 6 Neh mis 5 7ROn, Don onero. the count! ry Wer>e named today hy the l nited states La wn ‘Tennis } C hic if0 ; | « iuded C laré nce I ‘ I iF r Ls Harvard, 5; George, 0. we : W ri aNature’s Darl, a-Hecate | aoe Oe and | Mp One wee te } ae eae ;Cincinnati § ¢ . |Mass,, winner of the 1927 Boston Waseda (Japan)-New York t.. , ing Junior, Bourke rites ‘ealo av ...10%2 Inn Keeper G+ Corvetia. ..,...10% Ieee ae By G. F. T. RYALU. Association as a “Davis Cup Defense Squad” from which the 1927! cappns....... : Marathon: James Henigan, Dor- postponed. 7 = bs A. Laviedston entry. “ena ees he 1 nines oe 1I—Philene, Gladys Clark, King | team will be selected. | eR ee . |chester (Mass.) Club, and Silas Mc- “ ' hil. 4 ~ ' ’ " ‘ ~ The list is headed by Big Bill. Tennis Club, Forest Hills, N. Y. | Philadel. 4 rie 6 |Clellan, Noel, Hants County, N. 8. ee eee en. a ae bor THe S2.000 added Connauety> M venr-eold and } . : 3 } on urth em led, . Kansas, 9; Missouri, 5. Ty ae associated Press. Dee Mieeerolds us, Canadian |cours Illinois-Purdue, postponed, . ST CLOUD, France, May 25.— — ned, mile and a sixteenth: ‘Ine Manners wee ee, | ; aewne ec, Panariot ts cal | *Lanvat a Woke! s . Mine Oy sft 3 t)0 6S, “Byn the American tennis players Of| a-Gold Beater .. 4 jnence engaged in the inter- Wrack. , is . : > , . ry a > P 2—Lighthouse, Nomad, Perkio- oa 3 aie - : | Brooklyn 20 ; ‘x ‘ : Miles. who won the Boston Mar- Tilden and Little Bill Johnston and, Many potential Davis Cup play- |} ' : astile 7 eHonat , - 1) { “a t} 5 ye ‘athon in a sensational upset in men-R¢ q? Was Serer On x. oS: » 4, 7 ’ Jes othe ster: ; We rs Wi e enterer he ast- | - . , a-Great Bock | Maelstrom .....107 Pygmalion 115 | 3—Ingrid, Priceman, Son of | includes other veterans as well as) ay pe en D ° AS- | Total. 49 21 22 1926. covered the 15 miles today in ‘ Ai at ‘ 1. ‘ * - iti - . ou8 > * . 4% i _s | f ‘ v . “T- > . — . . ‘ ~ a *& ** * « * . J * ifth PACE, | lhe Hh op cg ps he sont John, such members of the younger ten- . ‘ Matcne there the ' t hour, 25 minutes, ily seconds. olds, rt writ one-nal uriOnEgs — . o oe ; week, ant their Ja ’ will e 5 : > 7 ° a —— 7 : , . . 4 Pygmalion, ( asting, Hous- nis generation as George Lott and | | o—Stephanus, Indian Scout, | baer aaa WN ees: ; is Ee ; ee Re ahi Ce , ? - |G. Garlant airman; | today. ee | Leatherwood , he | ees | | Jildis Kiosk. hes iitiam T. Tilden, f1., Phila |) G. G rl 0 — n an center | haben ae a Player Is Suspended. William T. Tilden, Francts T.j Reval Hizhness.109 21] Sixth race, $1000, The Pricht Waters. | 6—Giant, Pop Bell, Porto Bel- | delphia. | Ward; Dean Mathey and Jones W. | Wiehe 6 , MINNEAPOLIS. May 25.—E4déte i Sesh enue oe ss reets® 6Siraser ........10:5) 0 ine. A a A> hei lo Gold William M. Johnston, San | Mersereau. } eratipgegele . en ae a ee Hunter, Watson 4. sRianite: ooh: — RTO * Jaden Pare Bie ecbdiclin! (he pag .. Fea Pie nie K me = ‘ Detroit .. 6 3 . 23: Kenna, Minneapolis catcher, Was ° PO ! iM i ; Oahe!} | . e ‘ ¢ . ‘ 4 - ‘ISCO, S . ~ oe . ' “ "a+ ~ ' young Svdney B. Wood were not Pbasetge oct Steet Goestn... 03 | L°! ! i ay By SWEEP ram | If the procedure of 4 year ago is; BROWNS 6 oe ; ’ suspended today for three days for v ; J Pe Jyeee ote vl ‘ SUBS... 2 aed Win waite oT. . - ' . e * Bon ~ iil wl otaw MP - , “ } : os i ' ‘ neduled to play either in the sin-|~* Angee Salles I] | Mormepres: ait fg oleae OT Star Rocket, Glady Clark, s Edward G, Chandler, Berkeley, | repe ated, several of the youngel! | BOSteR cs 8 i. his argument with Umpire Joe Rue 2 cy # ner eee | Je}] 1} ' ene. Cal. -+| players will be retained and sent! Phila ...6.. : here Monday. Rue reported to Bi pes or dou a a-O'Turl Marie BR 193] ® po “Bonero 105 lannon 2. Perkioman, Lighthouse. No- George Lott, CnICagO. — --| with the cup team to Philadelphia!|Chicago.. 1 4 President Thomas J. Hickey of the H rbert L Bourke acl in. ' her. ‘lowly: Geile aes rs Louis White, Austin, Tex. for practice purposes the last few — association that Kenna used abus- By erbpe : . pend Te ge ek ade - a re eating bias aie ‘bee etatmed $.. Corvetic. Son of John. In- A. H. Chapin Jr., Springfield, | days before the challenge round. Totals 39 35 se oe wee oo Siva language. Rath | ' (Copyright, 1927.) a-J. W. Bean-) H. Dattner entry roe tad 3 Mass, anaes , "y 1] Oye Te. ar OF Seventh race-—S1°200 added Tails 2 wie s8eug steals : Der. George King. New Vork SAINT CLOUD, France, May 25.1. "e* saiek Miniter aie anf ee. oe | oe Wasttain ine Pe’. George King, New York. .. ‘ j ‘ teeplechas landican, #-Vve om vi - arc : ' ly ine . en . Gillam T. Tilden, Francis ‘T. [caret wyned init Yee mien: |) AT CHURCHILL DOWNS {) yyanners Prancis 'T. Hunter, New Roch- (‘anadian owned ; Hunter, the,youthful Sydney Wood | Amenot} elle, N. ¥. Se ae ee ee ee Or ees Mt ae rc od SO ee CARA Hg pela Saregama Hogan, lio- ri and J. H. Alen, a fourth American re Fig Sie clad hie Ata a z “ ; o a ts ae : . : ) ' Alley. John Doeg, Santa Monica, Cal. “ ” = player, all came through with fly-| F: i [77 , lend up, one Mile aad onpaiztesnth: = | Scat. Po eat Cans Cranston Holman, Stanford The Sport of Queens ‘ ing colors in their first matches|,.777".). op a Lani | Seadrilt tee t ral ae a 3 University, California. B® the annual French lawn tennis | *n re eo —— ae rill or Belle of ne secompe % Norris Williams, Sryn (7 bites é : = ; ee F é i ° : ipa 5 ‘ 5 ss } f ‘ . ‘ « °F os os 2 4 “ Cae @ampionships, which, this year, | {°* “any -.- Se =Pilay | Bh ¥ | vinchester —,, LOW iene, Glad Clark, Mi- Mawr. Pa. ) gre strongly international in char-| w;, ~ Grell . a ( 4 RS . v2) Q ¢ S 12 > hg fa othe day came when Van Alen, 1} Fa ITHACA, N. Y.. May °5.-—Confi- O st, close to his playing weight and in the same fine form that iif 22.102 "Young April : ( Newport, R. 1., and former Oxford | a. yojaic) aie Cy ee eI eee a dence in James Wrev, new ¢ : = T : } s . . thy fs é ” : ] a ole ue ; . ” y.9 - > ¢ " ] it? > ‘. M ~ oe ‘. w Saber : a “ = en - — ‘ : ° ; 73%) t } | be i ) ® ; . aney ine } t Win the opening set 6-2. ] vas 3 ee . | ee -- TRIPLE A TO HOLD Pitches No-Hit, No-Run Game. | , €e such able play a . Ihe ‘ . : ( ae a ee . i > ; is if i 7 . oul Py > a » 9 F ie during the second session sand aft- | Vain Lady .....10 | Attack .. iiss desea naeaae HOLIDAY TOURNEY | ST. PETER, Minn., May 25. er losing the set to Van Alen 5-7 | “, } ug — age a eee ee ee m~, rhe Priple A ‘lul ll open its} rust ees ager “yrs Ad uy g@rrendered the match | *Aun aura ...ifit oval spring .. ‘ ¢ i phus College twirier, turned in .ne Ls cs ic ; 4a * | A - i ms F i « ,! Mien rial ? rey ‘ yty)° ‘ ro ba £4 eo The French stars. Rene Lacosta Fourth race. $300. claiming. S-year-olds | AT CHURCHILL DOWNS ee | golf tournament | first no-hit, no-run contest of “He ) gee ee en eee eo ocinnp iitinee iata GC ee SIA LBA S TERE ONT SCN “IIRRNR aR et aE ONI I Mt oe eR Ree Toe oe a ee ven fortongs: Sunday and conclude it on Monday. | Minnesota College conference in SRO, OA ears a a HO I Oe ae ae GOO 0. Ta te Rn RCN ne a ee ~~~ | Eighteen holes will be piayed Sat- | several seasons here vesterday to Bey FA BEY ae esc. Sa FO is eS are a RAE ge E> das Wallen Lie © 6 ROOF TI | niversily egy ase OME Ee signed a 3S-vear contract. He came to Jthaca under Goats lie aod Jacques Brugnon, advanced 7 : e to the second and third rounds re- {|} spectively through the straight-set | | . victories, stance & sate *% Kathleen K .. | Vateh It. Black Grackle the g } vill he divided into .the |to 0. He struck out 16 and pass2d | ~ a , , 3 ‘ 2’ ees a oe ne, M. So “ “eS ; others, on on , . bao & DEMPSEY. HN tualifving round andi blank the St. Olaf College team, 9| Bee shi a RO a oie 8 OS BOR ae #3 % exe 2 F hits’ STREP? OO ale alt fron aa U . : : rH, rits , ‘ a4 customary four flieht: none S, Champion Downs KFreneh, ) lyah } CORT .% a RT ta rege Champion. Wood, the first of the Americans . } ’ 7 wy, 1t . a ~ . Mii ; ) \ rf i } .? al i , ’ ; | yragon. Azure, Fire Chile | “t ,) t éB “me appear on the courts, was drawn, pand* mn six and om Sp Od lll | sah te ee ar a . Pe tttiously, against the junior ch: [9 eens | ©Tease | in —Respond, Chatson, Terseth. ~ 2 ¥, against the junior cham ar = eer nye Pepin of France, and their five-set | Natrolish as Gienehenad ||. 915 | 5—Candy Queen, Fair Star. “ Pg tattle, with Wood ij 00, The Hamilton. claim : coming from ixth race. 3760 e hamilton, cia Krick. 4 ; ) 2 he ] ] i « In sets to tale the match. ne on ak 1 t+ I 2" ANY A MENON ape 9A Fe GY Ste ae ~~ nthe ” ‘ . ‘ c ~ i» #1) §6——(raibhbons.,. iperfrank, - Ks og Proved one of the most thrilling of Outward Round .105 en' Al- “Athe day. w OF i redy Glassen ..708 *Huon Pine |... | madel 3 @day. Whether you have a big | *Tornherry ,194 Valence | - >| 7——New Gold. Talequa, Sola Ca QO ol ‘" | Se Player in the making. ] not | . Seventh race. $599. claiming, . ie | o. >! > 1 *; ’ ? aN To Se i : : Lk ; ado AP enya’ in one ey | Mia es know, It was an ordeal for the : PUngster to play such a long aon iN? eTinnity 4 Match in the hot weather. but he Bee eee gti ng —— virst 1 was Wise enough not to hustle when | ‘eather, cloudy: tract elou | Swordsman, BT: GT wn Peould avoid it. He gave one the ot ee Second race—Clutter, Pink 4 ; ; . ! Pression he has a good head for | Lily, Moody Mary. Fin - 4 _— ne cones }>i ion of foot- », AT AURORA | Third race Dragoon, Noe edo- and Was invariably steady cr Fire Chie! When fencing for openings. His #roke production was sound and » ,leann one sixt! race-——Gibbons, stamp- on however, and his toe over harles Whitney. 7 3 | : ~ line was Very frequently over- a ked by the lenient unipire. Til- Was an anxious onlooker dur- the engacement. i. oa Cuban een Cora Russell ... ; dale, Almadel. War Seventh race—Sola Mia, New Gold, My Sunnylan. aye laiming. 3-rear-oids ngin2g Cricket ea es S 4) he or eee Tilden fairly jog-trotted through i tanny Top second-round match with An- |] Sts Shae eae drey His . : favor © Kee feo " oe ; is inclination to leisurely | WERE 17 3 ; ‘ . ' Spon ES Y brought unfavorable comment ! |. 3 ™ the gallery, who came hoping | Dovcdass | aan eer , ! - 4 oe a ™ See him exer ing his ski as he P’ : q © him exerting hi Kill ! That can’t-be-copied Sena of A 0 RN ti et BEET itt, nha ak tm Aa Ee, ea tert ak ne “ mad in the recent international |¢ vri hf = : Be ree ee 966 Budweiser or seaegtaltderdiasarseey | alte] ilar aN aaete | Real Hop Malt Syrup is the natural re- Was discovered by the American, | pon pirate a? ¥ ad, from time to time during the Fourth rare, 81000 claiming. 9 vear | ae : sult of four things! : martes mil LEADING HITTERS. * aes of the contest. he would tien ja we SON oo, aha : WHO WHO wFuce ; 3) oP — a _ ‘ . é AY Pes oes 'S eee * . - MMling recovery. tie had the|mat®! «.-""'--c101 saute ST", > Bi | Player Chub 1. Anheuser-Busch uses only the finest 5 recovery. e ha e eee ee a8 ee RR ee . ee ‘ ow oF . : d ' Be ie im hand from the very out-}| WUlrn' Dine Onn, Jaiming, 3-rear-olds ta aoa abi = Gf hops grown in Bohemia an America: oa 80d never permitted his rival |sna my, one mile: ,,| Gehrig, Yankees, : _ fto inate ong 7 ei idat Alel........208 Ofive Let Live... 0! Kersél, Giants, 32 120 13 8 e* :.. ? MP dominate. It is provable he will (2A ascoalan tehcaneth Seth..t94 | BY : 21 >; 2.Uses only the pick of America’s $ san — , ee Oslin, Senators 22 ot meet Opposition of any real} S* , 8 ae. wpe ‘Ve = RS Goslin, nat : ~~ on e™MAlity until the fifth round, when | Mi Rs noftf.. a? on . i Cobb, Athletics, i barleys! me ond, the capable South Afri- | Sixth race. S100. cine eee LEADING RUN SLUGGERS ; ‘ ' a ta ia ston, * eee . a Be i res f : . me : n | = is 3 ern + ° r a =Most sure be his op ‘al. nee bb VN OT rd we 3. Cleans and grades those barleys in a ; _ . * . : v \ > e . “ . Ae KID - ’ . . . ~ ~ as * ~ . . , > . 7 . * ~—s e eo 4 - . ™ Pe ~. . nd & r > a =" sy am” , ’ Rea . yas ; . oe SP A ~ J : P, » be xs my “S *) me . XY ‘4 ae” ? .* ’ ‘hal > 2 . ~ : . ’ BY . > —™ at “ . = ‘ ' ? Sor : esis “ a =9 > ~ ~~ . * ; * Pia ‘ ke . ev Be “a Say 4 > s* 7 * 4 = . ae ~ . a Pe ee w " - *, . a ~ a A > a « > « . zs = ~~ > ‘ - ul - ~.. ~ é * ‘ . » > . . “ ~e Shaheed 4. See Se . > yo em he ’ ASS _ , SOA ne re > . ~ ML ei aie: ane “s ms ~~ % ‘ wan : Re ee > » . A “~~ . ; :* ’ ~ ..* eA ~“ _ _ > - 4 , . * Ais . “ : ae oe a ; ' . ‘ ; : wN Se" . 2 : 1 eae » {- . ~ - , ue ™~ ats > ve ~ . A . _—_ : - . ' AS . ee ites ok . 4 "a - is : hn : . foe * - . m 4 - ay” ~~ es . ae ." . pa - ’ 7 SE NS IE ONT TN LE NEL NLL DALI. NLL LIE DELL LLLP LE YELLIN ALLL LLL LLL ALAN LLL LEP: NN NOELIA. CL PMent, Laps? ib ee ankees “11: : ' q Hunter Defeats Southpaw. | rare jt : : yo ~hn is if tt | cea aon ape -- million-dollar plant built especially for x ee Unter had two problems to event race, $4000, claiming. 3x0 Williams, Phillies ... aa that purpose ! “ cf om ‘ Why? All because they are made of the finest “ fe ir hh i. . 4 , . i’ iv) " : » Lin tii: Wa Ci) \\ 17 Fy ] t siti, VW ho ‘ Krowe Mie pe. y . VW ilson, ( uhs Tanks No. 1: nirare tN the latter i Please ; sina cna ‘ | r r f ae ’ ittle ns vr ae 4 Hornsby, soars : 4. Blends the hops and barley with the : 3 Pon Ly : Turkish and domest we tobacces »S, properly aged ee ANT Vere rt , > > le | Regal | hip etrarg nt an Francisco, beat Bert Colima, LEADING BASE STEALERS. | Send for booklet of recipes for Afe ™* Victory in inne ., ; . San Francisco, ae IN d bak |} A Se ies | a ry in impressive fashion. | candy making an aking coy OS Ree pet Was | TS | ie: ~ Frisch, Cardinals Combs, Yankees nee - name that has meant top quality for Notwithstanding St i onset | Collins, Athtetics 2 thoucht that Van Alen | Whittier, Cal. (10). y ° Your Throat Protectio move when spent. . ’ . , } Last Night S Fights. Hornsby, Giants 70 | | iV Vears. Fs “ but he y as not regarded as | Toe Dh ees : y- oeisc r igar ie me in ft} o ith } + ] | Vida St. Augustine, (4). oe Vfeadows, Plrates m tO00 ° * 3 — #@ class with his French ’ ) | nme; CPO F 409 Olive St., St. Louts, Mo. ef monent. Rut Landry 7 th sin Slovin secured judges’ decision | Pennock, Yanke cs Mm 1000 ST LOUIS Phone, CErtral 5990-01 —- Sufferine taraaget te 900 sgh FB, Hudlin, Indians ...4 0 1009 °.& C.oslin, Senators ee ee ee - i ; from a severe cold.| over Eddie Burl, (8). Haines, Cardinals 875 n TN . 4 | on ‘3 e* - . r 4 : ; . ‘ . ‘a fe : >} lity YY ton pla’ ° and MADISON, W is.—King Tut, Pucther, 4 ankees : 4 BaOn al . he rdvice ; . ' kainst the advice of his Minneapolis, knocked out Tony | Juisenbee, Senators ......4 ROG .4 mds and hi harainis * is physician that he : Se te ad for play, Compagno, Brooklys, (4). | Rhem, Cardina

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1927_ = 21 BATTERS WALK AS | Missour! pitchers issued {am and hit two men, while then | | ee OCT-DISPATCH m the Schuyikill River next | I ] ADDI [O AL SPORT NE i | S KANSAS BEATS TIGERS | kansas, walked eleven : : LAWRENCE, Kan., May 25. — Score: 55 COLLEGE AND ets, an tho Bchazienl River next | Sa rau s nelucded lik rine eve B i CLUB CREWS ENTER Is Iya Childs’ ("up rice annually | ae ee In a game in which 21 batters f Missouri walked, the University of Kansas | Kansas sated the University of Missouri may be that in orde 0 defeated the Universit; our, | oe eee 9 to 5, in baseball yesterday. Two | Bridges; Anderson and the green it would be necessary to entered in the various events of! yj, rvurd and Prineeton erews will | £ F [ Chi Sh S B bb -|play a very delicate nibli itch. rind Se ee te Compete tox 5 . tp ot, ays O y Ones In that case, seeding te mollis : | | a Close, it might be wise to resort to GET OUR HARRY WHIT LOW PRICES ON cour is, crt cyt mga the American Rowing Association, a Straight-faced iron and run the y ON TIRES. THEY WILL fe known as the American Henley Re-' two races. swe A . U. bo Open Title Proficiency in Short Game Saved Waller Hagen in 1921 West] pan the entire distance Of course YOU. JUST ~ e - ot A Ss 4 P 4a : no general observations can be COUNT LIKE YOU HAVEenS . PR. Sore PARTMENT STORES, AT THE this practice must be varied. It Batteri N atteries: Newman, Perey SeretEey [Contested by Columbia, Pennsy!- sled , ‘“ the # inter] Press Vania ane heer on, ° = or wig. | Although their athletic associa- ;¢ A f G - E t G / PHILADELPHIA. any is a ; tions ai ‘beeiee re atone na far S94 Golters iQ redtest conomis O O ie -five college ; club crews are ty f , S&S ge and i ¢ as dual contests are concerne: 5 ern Open and He Went on to Win Title—Player Should aa ge mito wg ie as a¢ O take care of all the vagar- 4 4 = te gee atte Gain Skill With Several Clubs. ies of chi ta! SALE HOSES OR GROCERS =o Survivors of Sectional Qualify- Wall eo of chipping. The important | se ae er oe — thing is to know wa hat is wanted. | WE CAN O. K. YOUR CREDIT IN 10 MINUTES [ should say that the sound rule, | inx Play to Meet at Oak- | NO. 7—CHIP SHOT. {the shot. If appears to me much | ang the safe one, is to pick out a} ws DUNLOP, GOODYEAR and FIRESTos mont, June “8 We |simpler, if spin is needed for the spot 02 which to drop the Ball and | By Robt. T. Jones Jr. | hashi 5 ee : MERCH ANTS TI a y mashie, to play a straightforward | 4. use the club which will reach | f ;, = ;4 . naehin + wil sn , nunibers $94.) truly ol that State ventasanieas I will say {that few of uS Who aspire to be at (08) ynewn as great golfers possess [44d cx] por ' q ss MkSMYUTS, >that happy faculty to any marked re-j;degree. With nrest of us it is a competed for | question of being “right” or not | If the shots are going properly, of ae i golfing honors anywhere, fs Cc UrSse, we szore well. vhen } Several prominent contenders tor |-every drive splits the fairway, and the national] title are entered in | every iron Shot covers the flag, | the Metropolitan Open Champion. | colf is a simple game. The very 'ship Tournaiment, starting today st | low scores come easily. But hu- oe ee New Ro- | man frailty does not permit of ielle, N, ; ecause of illness, i; mechanical perfection in.a game MacDonald Smith, last year’s Met. | like golf. There Inust be bad | | ropolitan Winner, will not compete. | days as well as good, and some- | 4 SiGe gee. ee : ' times the bad. days come when | Cotsistent quality nae re we : g a 25 : y 4 a ie ‘HUESTON CHALLENGES | Food days are most wenn | ‘years has put Haupt- AS A ES Ge) EE 2. WILLIE HOPPE TO W “edger a ep ae i é =— alte asens altoge or remark- | pine Mend Made in Ay 2 3-CUSHION MATCH abie golfing _ | the lead and the “22 EN is x eee te —~ -— make-up, 18 his Sige” "sae Se NS tii) Sp By the Associated Fress. |ability to score ing os quality is keeping Meee uaa . NEW YORK, May 25.—Not eon- | the low seventiesiil™ uescamenetead, 6 ee CU, SCO with winning the world’s | Mee ee S . me sreinistnaita isin iar igh pocket billiard championship from patel : ‘Cr _ himself once very gm —— — ~ : ie Toetetrseet ts : Y S o..: getgsiisiitetersistn®osisisssssreess oa a seer Erwin Rudolnh a few weeks aver Se Si sty Srssasegensostenstsressaer> ME sess . Js} a few weeks * modestly said to gi f e—, ~. —— St we S oS LS a 8: : : |}Tommy Hueston, 40-year-old New-| me that he hadi : E: pS NIME NUT iitinnses tee pic a SES ' lark cue artist las Osted $10; LO “scrape’ his 3 . _ . Y, iY / if | en a” \ ar t: Hy , 1 J, r — 7. 4 - =p ‘a i 4 = i | . = ’ y tess DO a ! 2 ee = ‘ 4 j Z all, for I have Bobby Jones. WW se seen him play at . : ~~ S- . eg & ' A ax, —— ; ~¢ ° Doub e least three rounds—one at Skokie, J u m™ one at Moor Park, and anov.ier SG ~ aby a NY) at St. Anne’s—which were as near z Malt S: rup. 'flawless perfection as man can oa — ik reach: but I cannot forget the * gl Better cannot Qe ofitues when I have seen him “‘scrap- it bh _ me ing,” and I think then I saw him || Oe mate iat his greatest. | 4 NI\\S 0) \ At Wy ) AY af j ‘ ) iM )} ‘a “Lf Z fs #. , PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO. Fwvero i: there he struck. his real stride, the | rr ST. LOUIS, MO. | ————— | | | RED SUN DISTRIBUTING CO. strugezle was over, and he went on | 4 G19 Clark Ay., St. Louis, Mo. ito win the champtonship by fv | | or five strokes. This marvelous ability to | i scrape.” as Hagan terms it, is, in | mv opinion, mainly attributable to} } ' } | } || which C. B. Keeler has so aptly; : i christened “the great economist of Outstanding Flag Days $e et > the chip shot. * LO | Resorting for a moment to a Lincoln's Birthday ‘o} i. ; Cate consideration « the arithmetical] : ; ; ee Sa side of a round of golf as played Washington's Birthday. . . Feb. 2: belied BON: by an expert, we note that the Memorial Day . . SES 4 , average par card includes not . fe We more than 32 putts, often fewer. Flag Day g& : a 2 ie That means. necessarily that on at a ne, Nee Satara; Ry me least four greens only’ one putt Independence Da) Ge eS rt ST P hus been needed; and if we could Armistice Day lov, : - PO Fe fa Zh : xo back and change the figures he iy es a Peg eho from chip and one putt’ to “a may Lee 4 chip and two putts,” the differ- ence would not be impossible to | calculate. In order to score par | with 36 putts, every shot must be | plaved exactly as intended. JT re- | gret very much te say that z« have inever seen this done. | | Having in past years been a isomew hat uncertain performer with the iron clubs, I was forced ,; to give considerable thought and practice to the Great Economist, ‘so that now, while I cannot chip fso well cs Walter Hagen or Johnny Tarrell, I have at least | | come to regard as feasible’ the | ’ mee of getting down in two | Z ‘4 | > re | extraordinary skill] in the shot "2a “# nother good use oe | - Searls 7 CM Lee iy sing prosype cf > a ’ Prom Ofrtr tne Pret he green, Varied Skill Helps. | = . - " roa ahs es ae ~ . Wn ; oo ca gt TT NS AN ies AMO PMI EM nee 4 ot ne WH wiieh shated the ln Is A fee es af Federa) Commerce Tr | mm, ¥ ° . ust Com P j rt yy goat’ets ‘ Sere * pry (G22) in St-Louis and striking a sharp blow at. the — vottor the ball. This «ef ( eee, r, Which adds un- difficulties of

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a, AS “* BOM? pitchers issued ~ : two men, whil s rt ; ; TIGERS ihanses, Maiked eleven % men. 1f#f JOH O53 50S S00 {) {} X—§ 4 s: Newman House Anderso! ; and Kraem Bs. dk oe The Tiffany of Low Priced Cars * If you belong among the particular buyers of low- priced cars the Star is specifically designed for you Out of every one hundred buyers of moor cars eighty-five purchase low-priced cars. Although most of these eighty-five buy be- cause of low cost alone, there are the select few who also insist upon style and smartness. It is for these that the Star is built. Jt is in- tentionally a proud car for proud buyers. All we ask is that you DRIVE A STAR before you decide that any other low-priced car is “just as good.” Then buy the car that suits you best. NN. eal MGS ND Vat om (te acta eeeal a ROA RIES RE TT IO a a a — SE ial Sibiw. 2 Or Saat —er me i, . , vm err Cra, Se ee _Cus hwo bw Mir. rs ue le Chera J°. Body Scissors ran ilion & — hed THIRD Rac E—F yt Li course Potherme! 40 4.40 3.2 Golden Nugreci 940 4.00 Moon Coiner Rae ON . 920 Time— -°1 4 5. * Reprt! ican Silver Can- non Mooney Hare. Acting Buddy. Keep- ake also ran AT OUCRTH RACE—One iond Ber oO ais . . 4 40 “o | - Shanrhai., “Mo ag uito. Flirt also ran. De] Lane EV ENTH sor gatas urity course: Get Along Quick .. 6 >f) 340 2.86 Tor Danger. site Meer 3 0 | Henermoon Hax ke 3. ed Time- Dal 1- 5 Rolie Rorce * Shoe mak- er, Gi neat . Bacing Robbie. Patrimonr aisn Tf EIGHTH RAC wgtedene r course: - i 6.60 4.20 3.20 : . 18.00 R 60 ee lig es a R 4.2 Time—:31 4-5 Goider Shred. Tiger | Bill. Hapyrv ween Biue Racer. Bryn Cold- ) ‘getrerem aiso ra | NINTH RAC E —One- fourth mile hurdie: ; Winding Brick . 0,80 1 4.60 fimaroon Pat ; 3. HO Fy Pe} Smokr Bine Time—:30. Roaming Dan. Yankee A | Boy Bit ue, Count Cardillac. Ethel’s Fan: y aiso an. PROMOTER MULLEN HAS | $100,000 INSURANCE ON TUESDAY’S BOUT CHICAGO, | Myers, Pocatello, Idaho, | wants a chance at [han’s diamond belt, ; | junior welterweight championship. Mav 23). —— Spug title next Tuesday Myers’ manager, Frank Churchill, mand that the belt go to the win- | ner, but Eddie Sears, the cham- ; pions pilot. countered with the ‘claim that the trophy was at stake | a when Callahan defends his title for. Tex Rickard, the donor. Callahan Andy Divodi.in New York recent- ly. Mullen hopes to adjust the dif- ferences but if he is unsuccessful ihe will put up a belt himself. He’ i has taken out $100,000 rain insur- | ,ance for the fight. which will be | held in the (Cubs ball park and also has had the hands of the box- (ers insured. | siniernsinstsililiiesecpuaan Sophs Win Track Meet. The sophomores won the intra- | mural track meet of Lenox.Hall in) the schoc! gymnasium. Miss Ire. | Saar ReR, & senior. scored 11 points | for the best individual perform-, | anee. Wolly Mey Conk eke. | YOUNGSTOWN, 0.. May 26.— Lieyd Yoder of Salem. noted Car- | inegie Tech football star, has been .offered a berth as assistant coach | iat the University of Purdue. It is) likely that he will accept. puncner, | Musby Calla-' as well as his | when the two mect here for the, asked promoter Jim Mullen to de-. received the belt when he defeated | By FLEM. i—Fireman, Forcot Boy, The Mystery. 2—Myrl Pesek, Sig, Sommers, Parma. 3—Judy, A. V. Baggot. 4—Silver Tip, Smoke Alley, Golden Spoil. 5—Flossie Mac; Seadoone, Up- roar. 6—Phelim, Royal Hussar, Tom Packs. 7—Skeex, Brown Eyes, He Might Bucx. &—Billy the Verger, Mounted Ranger, Hardmore. §—Boy Blue, Thespis, Helter Skelter. Beauty,King /_Held of Algonquin and a ee i ee ee ee ee a a ¢ . | P ) te a ae oe PN ly LON alt, ' ’ OSAGE COUNTRY CLUB A three-day program will form-| ‘ally open the completed nine holes | of the 18-hole golf course of the , Osage Country Club on Big Bend) boulevard. The events will begin Saturday and continue to Monday. | The feature of the program will be a special golf match Sunday at 190 a. m. between Ellott “Cotton” | Whitbread and Stuart Stickny,! representing Osage, and Eddie | Jimmie Manion of Riverview. The new! course will be opened to general | play for the members Sunday aft-' ernoon. Saturday afternoon events are 2:30 p. m., driving contest for men} and women at the first tee; 3:30, Pp. m., swimming races for mem-| bers’ children in the open air pool, | 'including boys and girls up to 12; 6:30 p. m., faney diving exhibition; | - nm. m., informal dinner dance. FOUR-DAY EXCURSION Reduced Round-Trip Fares From St. Louis to SPRINGFIELD . . $3.00 LINCOLN $4.00 PEORIA. ..... .$5.00 BLOOMINGTON . $5.00 Carlinville, $2.00 Girard, $2.25 Auburn, $2.75 Proportionatelvy low fares to certain intermediate points. Tickets good going on all trains a 28, 29 and 30, and return- ing ‘to and inch City Ticket Office 326 N. Broadway GArfield 2520 ng May $list. Union Station Ticket Office GArfield 6600 Chicago & Alton R. R. __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Through the ROYAL GORGE to GLENWOOD SPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK CALIFORNIA and the PACIFIC NORTHWEST without extra expense Special Excursion Tickets Now On Sale Ten minutes stop at Hanging Bridge es The PAN ORAMIC SPECIAL An All-Puliman Daylight Train through the Colorado-Utah Rockies,resumes service between Denver and Salt Lake City SUNDAY, JUNE 12 Write for the “Route of the Rio Grande” L. D. GRUBER, General Agent 621 Planters Building, St. Louis, Mo. Telephone Garfield 5101 WESTERN RAILROAD "The Scenic Line of the World” TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results ale most certain. Money cefunGed on canceled insertions. DENVER & RIO GRANDE » dA SESE SO ; Bt: Sey, SE rar Gta” af ‘ . ae * Peg? fa ts eZ ? “ 5 : p ~ . ,, ‘ . \ r > “gt = ; ° “3 $ ‘ 7 SS Ore -t - 4 » : , : wg” Bat “ ‘bb ; . * “s re ‘i » 2 ‘ Bat ase is ane > ~ * ¥ ¥ pee , . - " P ~ '. * ee eee eek ae Ss, . . 2 e wee PA Pe we ON ee : . ae, ve * ay ert ~ ay ae How the used by experts -- confirm La Palina’s Out-Standing Quali 1. Burn. Even, uniform, free burn and fine long ash such as you find with a La Palina—these are the ex- pert’s first consideration. 2. Aroma. Your first whiff of La Palina’s supremely fragrant aroma proves the quality of its fine tobaccos. 3. Taste. The richly mellow, smooth taste of every La Palina is a joy to the seasoned smoker. 4. Color. La Palina’s bright brown —never pale or greenish—proves TASTE—Medlow, cool, smooth from first to 5 last, Palina’s taste its 100 per cent maturity. ’ C I Basic Tests S. Workmanship. Faultlessly smooth with just the proper firmness —never too hard or too spongy— that’s La Palina’s final proof of « perfect cigar. La Palinais America’ slargest selling high grade cigar... over a aday... ay In a large variety of popular sizes and shapes from 10c to 3 for 50c CONGRESS CIGAR CO., lac. a never-fatling treat Philadelphia, Pa. 7 Ms Ant Fas hn ait ; rae a : s%4 rs ee ews ae ~~ —_ a ON e 4 ge ede CO LA PALI GAR -etTER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO., 590 N. 4th “*. MAin © £7 eer a ae ne

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“ " Aas . = » Pa = ET Nol i as cage wily ais >a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. WEDNESDAY VENiNG, MAY 25, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH witnessed by eminent eye surg” mas Dr. Schwartz declined today to mology. He ts a native of St. Louis, | ADVERTISMENT +t | @ more thorough removal of ths; ¥ lain or discuss the new treat-{and a graduate of Washington car a Be 2°45 r » Rains ee ee aera! INVENTS NEW Mal (t leaving no surface which of this country and by Prof, R en | exp at tee t ef which | versity Medica! oot im the N Mc Thi aa > geet tori Bi age See = === No More Gas This “opacity, = ne of the University of Copen-' i mrent, a tec the foundation of a two-story brick | | Dail ly on rioes = bstruct might thicken and sgua © ‘hagen. Dr. Ball declared that the will appear in the June number ef | of 1919, building at 516-2¢ Walnut street. | ae a peel we causing tt to settle several inches” The “ | , es out genera! and enthusiastic. Dr. side, and it is in a danger- | et ee Schwartz has been invited to make! on one an ) , are over 2 ) eS a demonstration in Chicago. | f B 5 : “ and bowels EE: ene 2 Dr. * a's — “Wee the visten. approval of the new methed was the American Journal of Ophthal. | ous condition, the police reported | ‘wider surface than was done by the the building es . al | ‘former method, and makes possible | Several large windows Sx*- ‘Dr F. O. Schwartz of Washing- the removal of the capsule with the have been loosened. The build- : ie lens, leaving only the pupil. reign . ; ton U. Explains Advance in the posterior capsule remains, iy Cz. : ) Ss, w If you wish to be permanently reliewd nome by ai w is empty. Health »2: been made through the inves-_ | Eye Surgery. ' ; | A notable advance in eye surge-y ition by Dr. Frederick O. Schwartz | ‘thickens in many cases with the | effect of diminishing the vision. Eight operations with the new fn-| in St. | three in the | strument were performed Louis, and last weex. | Episcopal Eye and Ear Washington. Dr. Hospitai, William H. Wil-; mer, founder of the recently es-| 303°, O. S. Good reliable remedy today. For trial sze,send 4c to Chamberiain Medicine Company, of g2zs m stomach and bewels, take Baal- =’ manne Gas Tabicte. whieh are ore-pared lespecially for stemach gas and ail the ‘bad efiects resulting from gas pressure. Thet empty gnawing feeling at the pit of the stemzch will diszppear; that anxiecs, gitation will vanish. and rou «ili rgain nervous feeling with heart ;:a!-: at onul rs ; prot I en - “heumatom. @ . 4 This med . co +2 a . hese z : ; an fuiliog.,. apiy SI ao mer ba ; ire all ct 0 ALTER FARMING . Nickel Plate Road 762 Sixth Avenue, Des Mores, lowa. ‘be able to take a deep breath without : | discomfort. Tickets good in Coaches and Re- f 4 | That droway. siernpy feeling after din- climng Chair Cars Only. 8 ry iner will be replaced by a2 desire for en- Bleatine w. ceare. Your Stores. Try RETURN LIMIT MAY 30 ims. arms am! finger: ef] om temger it Srinscs. Toe feel cold and “go to sicep.” because Baal. ™=2*sm Tablets are mann’s Ges Tabiets prevent ges trem in- terfermeg with we cmeulation. Get the uine. ih the yellow package. at WolfT- Wiisen Truc Steres. Walercen Droe Ca. ' or any other cood i drug stor. “eet THOS $1. Peete ste anton es Washington University Med-_ of — ‘tablished Wilmer Institute, now 4 | rou : surgical in- | ‘tT icel Shel, | 6 ae department of Johns Hopkins Uni- strument for nO gt oe ae versity, invited Dr. Schwartz and The new instrument, whic “- Dr. James Moores Ball, ~ho ac- is Nature’s Founda | been used in operations in St. — resol oe nt ie from — Louis, to Perf. Hea! land Washington, was brought oft- nenst h method in ect th* Why cially te the attention of the surz- meen. | ee 4551 DELMAR ~~ FOrrest 0733 of chronie ail- | itt “Invite Me te Your Next Blowout” jical fraternity in a report made by tne operation in Baltimore was... J undermining Dr. Schwartz to the ophthalmolocy | - : ae your en- | section ef the American Medicai ~ Fee a thor-| association convention in Washing- Calotabs—onee ton last week. twiee — vera] | Cataract is an opaque or clouded . for se ‘condition of the lens of the eye - weeks—and see how Nature re-.- its capsule. The recognize wards you with health. treatment is surgical removal of | Calctabs are the greatest of the lens, making it necessary for | cl system purifiers. Get a ithe patient thereafter to wear spec- wt _tacles with strong comvex lens. package h full diree- | The principles of this method | . e Oniy 35 cents at drug are followed in the operation per- | ifected by Dr. Schwartz, but the | new instrument is declared to make i year All-Weather Also lowest prices ag all first-class years. ART B. MOONEY IN LOWER VALLEY 1 Cross to Give Refugees Vegetable Seed Rather Than Cotton When Re- habilitation Begins. | Remember—Thursday Is May-Stern@p 0: iates. ] f ‘ ie offer utmost value. Your Choice of Bed, Spring or Mattress 2 Cane Panel Steel Bed Metal Box Sp : 100% Layer Felt Mattress f 2-in. tubular steel and his great bargain Spring is mre cof Be 9S Soft and fluffy and > | cane panels « $§- 95 ire coils and reinforced rasne. 5 covered with fine 9° d. Walnut finish ay Oe: : art ticking. Pay $1 Down rest? * « Pay $1 Down Pay $1 Down Fiber Reed Suite hree roomy pieces, made of excellent grade fiber and fitted with inose cushions. Up- holstery m s 7 5 pretty cretonne $1 Down - Gray Oak Breakfast Set Consists of extension table and tee tor. Comes complete built and Yt ao Snished Looker Ma s with ail 50 The chairs $s oo anes. are quaintiy ws fine quality designed... aluminum $1 Down REFRIGERATORS Side-icer style in golden oak; has galva- mzed wire shelves Roomy ice and = %19* compart- $1 Down Combination Fernery and Bird Cage Reed Fernery, complete with hamdsome brass Bird Cage. In 3 distinctive two-tone tanishes ve Cooker money - ae a m LLM mmm A 26-PIECE SILVERWARE SET —_ spring, drop $695 xe sonath $] $s Bese Uphoistered in beautifully pat- terned tapestry with mahogany finished frame. Well built, dF es at Pai san Sy teen vitae $1 Down ments $1 Down on Any Rug Made of genuine silver plate and guaran teed for 10 years service. Decorated in a graceful Period design. One of the most extraordinary features we have ever of- tered. A Guarantee for 10 Years Goes With Every Set $1 Down : = | = = ; s HIGH CF This sturdily built ivory finished and | trimmed im bive. Has strong strap guard. is $1 Down With polychrome frames beau- tifully unted—glass.has etched design at top. $4-95. $§-95 $1 Down " she Pi A four-passenger model of hardwood, painted and var- nished. Full bolted. Rein- forced. Formerly * 95 need at $12.50, Top-icer style in golden oak. with two galvanized - slidin; anges teap em as . _ $1 Down Set of Diming Chairs Sills: alk Dun ieee Wie tie ss Six beautiful new Dining-Room comfortably padded. Has breast Italian designed 60-inch Table. a 95 Chairs for only $5.99! Won- strap and 7 9 5 made of cabinet woeds and fin:sh- 0 deri ully constructed and nicely metal foot 10 ed in mahogany. Reducee in price iimshed in 66-95 ED. - anauiariciiienes, an c©ak shade . me $1 Down i 3 me 4 Lonisana Being Kitchen Cabmet Spe Et vracuated, Fuil size, built of onk. . } ing top, roll cum@ag 4 taun door and tilt- ine flour bm 5-Piece Gray Oak Breakfast Set The table is the much wanted drop-leaf style and when raised will easily seat six people. The five pieces are built of oak and beautifully finished in a new shade 9° of gray ‘2 $i Down eMay-Stern & Co. S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets , ™ —<_ as ee eT IA It eC ear etneia RO A AI ORR See ote elpaatmaansrinaehcmineanenn $1 Down pte $1 Dewa = la Colorful Array t ‘Wisit Our East St. Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. ae a nn Buy Thursday and Save fe we 2 Buy : ee Peas R ni tae Bee ay ay » HOUUOUULEOOOQQUOOREOOTOODOAGUCSOONNOOOOOOGAOUOGUOOOOAGHONOOOOOGAOONOUAGinASAOOOLUUTE Gn remnants

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Bicrcen Drurc Co, a. Price $ ‘Stern’s| , style and five pieces ‘ ent cue Gas | ach owels Banentiy relieved | owels, take Baai- | are prepared | gus and al) the gas pressure. feeling at the! diseppear: that} With heart sal- you vill cgain breath without This D Does | Rhewmatis I VEN those old promi: sent rhewmation rec: This m we — trouble, neutralizes mee ~s abies them to enjoy life | This unfailing, scientific — ‘only $1.00 per box (6 boxes | 5 ‘sold by all. druggists 7 peling after din- for en- . Your no tonger *" because Baal- from t- Get the at Wolff- emen matism Tablets are GUARANT ation. tkharce, tt wi ae seeathiieeetitee te ~* a - Including hardwood table and stool, nicely finished in a dark brown shade. | shelf for directory....- $1 Down Ne Phone or Mall Orders $7.95. Worth $25 to $29.85 | ag and junior floor Lampe: Full-size Crib. In ivo fin, Fitted with sagless li spring, drop $10°°| side. Sturdily $1 Down. OE oii HIGH CHAIR _ This sturdily built Chair # ivory finished and daintily” trimmed in blue. $5° : Has strong strap $1 Down guard Set Kitchen Cabinet Spec ing top, roll cur- tain door and tilt- ing flour bin ...... $1 Down Full size, built of oak. Has slid: ky Ec itoria al Page Daily Cartoon ST.LOUIS POS + eace SoTttt pearrcesssy. - tisstt His see pd meaee eetoststeseesss z soees cosets seecsseee Ses2-- "“@. s 7s @a «a iz © ais EE: ISPATCH = ~ SESS TESS B32 staec2s- aod 2H | ae == 3 | scopes: Sages Drama—Music Movies—Society PpaRT THREE ST, LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1927. PAGES 25—42 S00) EXPECTED =P ALTER FARMING LOWER VALEY 1 Cross to Give Refugees. PYegetable Seed Rather Than Cotton When Re- " pabilitation n Begins. ‘ 9,000,000 Grains of Qui- nine to Be Used — Big- gest Precautionary Meas- ure in History of South. » the Associate’? Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn. onstruction of Mississippi Mey farms after the flood Meve receded may be an influence Moward more diversified plans presented to Secretary Commerce Hoover, indicated. The Red Cross program for th Meiving of a new start” to the or May ~v Ieoded farms, as outlined by John P ‘alls for | ing le seed for he supp!) ystenance crops,” @ajor crop cot hess of the ?v) norma] rather The wouid late- thy i Wade of ) nianting pace de base wry es > of nit a * {ho oT 4a cotton 13 L144 mated area, the Mross relief ry “ ‘ ~~ (Ee e : ak eee et ey * cys , ¢ — She three states’ agri . . 4 ‘ s* r Yoho e Bruc.icon lass. VK ~ ¥ m Louisiana. L. , he H bee ‘ Bippi aii ("ross mparison O00 at rnado of Burin 26. Thousands Hoov r Was espe health reports of the Red C Immunized. iallvy interested | ross Bich showed that 250,000 persons d received typhoid MUNI 72‘ smali- bx vur HOO Rins of used Maiaris great- singl move- utnN. ' Hit be ion So Connecticut, York, Michi- ‘irgin Ohio, North end land, id, N aEriCUl- | Berlin looks than a | | dawdles. pre- | production | InUN- | that both ne xed tion capt urda the ¢ | with ;army stays miles “ t! earry BERLIN SURPASSED ONLY BY NEW YORK AND CHICAGO NY PREPARES AS WORLD’S JAZZ CENTER 10 AGT FRIDAY ON . Fox Trot Has Replaced Goose Step, Week: Ending Popular and Capital Is Noticeably Americanized. DELMAR VIADUCT | for Letting Contract to By PIERRE VAN PAASSEN, Dispatch and New York Evening World. BERLIN, May 25 goose-step, today it is doing the The Germans put “The Watch on the Rhine” ahead to “Three O'clock in the Morning” and from the stift parade step they swung into the nimble jungle wiggle that goes to | After | Ts aw a rhythmic tom-tom beat. New York and Chicago, Berlin to- day is the jazziest city in the world. play the “Wiener Schnitzel Blues’”’ anc saw the frauleins- perform, what the pro- gram called, the “Seatt): Shimmy.” The Americanization of Berlin has been more rapid than that of AVhile Paris remains for- pearance to the visitor, familiar to the Ameri- can and has a knee things to remind sted visitor of New York. It has run elevated trains, mammoth stil glar- electric signs, delicatessen tion picture selis ice if avenue that is twin brother. has a- particular pace Paris strolis d New creeps. Rome waltzes on don hikes, but York are similar run themselves breath. Their speed is bewildering their noise ear-splitting. Jazz Fits the Public Mood. While Paris at — conveys lenenerou at romantic Mien 3 sign — b ling ry 7 sit stores, > * Pp ca iac es mn and has a Broad- Pron tT a | ka~ + an Orleans the Corso. Berlin thi = | rv, as a ar na vio let = : indows 4ocioc commercia sort of aint = aise existence. Sane Cay ; 5 , : s+ «, ¢ } rE Maris remains stationary and size far as population are Berlin ‘Lon gy rows going up * 1s i} vyavs a” a rtmenrn ? chi ie aay rown, New districts Berlin. And the popula- grows by and bounds. on to 4,000,000 people * the housing that prominent Foreign Office anc laced fun have themsel\ apartm two or rooms at most. Week-Ending Is the Vogue. The English week-end system ivated old and youn On Sat- al trains pull out railway sta Tnem. by le ApS ~ + snort: offici: ize efionaries to ‘es with an three cr TY fr a Vs Speci om 2 great of week within a . +a? capit cli. tions c h is itv’s ] punts -enders. radius of The boys >" +h = — - zithers. mand on - 7 i¢ ¢ heir guitars, O- | , lins Staff Correspondent of the Post-. o. — Fifteen | years ago Berlin was executing the | AGAINST MALARIA | fox-trot and the Charleston. sub- | Build Bridge Over Wabash Tracks. and banjos and camp canvas. At night the pine | around Berlin resound to the t of stringed instruments and sonorous chorals of groups | Wandervoegel, nigratory birds, ' Germany calls these trippers. With the balmy days of rj tens of thousands pull out to shores of River Spree. Berliner, it struck me. is Skin tanned by tk these ‘Sa saturdays th: is as quiet New England vi iling of the towers hej But c; NO DELAY UNLESS | / RAILWAY CAUSES IT THe the Only an Appeal From Su- Court whe is preme London ora - 1€ pes hd lage in is the vie 6 o’clock 1dere rs re swamp the ci of thousands chimes versy Can Hinder Work. + + Lie mot : irch ghtet rus- impression. evening f plans ty are “ready today, fol- iat ¢ ( ision OL liveliest fox- returns seem Gayety, The however, slowly. eople ht. 1S Berlin at siidnig Be Takes L FF riday. +. ri€ ci tion 0 Action to be opened three are Delay Nat How Kiailway Can Cause rer to Forget nvers: ¢ r CO! ci Eag Lne we forget it wa ‘The gauge at New ing the level it has been in several months. Oth- er drops were reco aneots i they will wide | » | By ‘sion that ‘forth will be considered | ficials, ‘tor of this city in a loca! | generally interpreted as establisn- ing a precedent whieh will be up-. r the Fascist icase was at | bers of the Refurcees were being concen- Baton Rouge camp. 624 refugees were camp Ot } new lans fo: lation } camp of 6000 toa River Falling at New Orleans. On the Mississippi the 31ers con to fall and breathed to be Orieans showe3 °4 hours, bring- the lowest Lower tinued lower valley worst the nole is the over appeared ro} in eg tO «V .3 foot d feet rded at Pl aldsonville, Baton Rouge and Natchez. the flood waters into the Gulf have cut 200 mile to aque ad ine, Don Before vanished 2 nd Arkansas border FASCIST OFFICIALS EXEMPT Tid & | Ruled to Be “public © Officers. Free From Testifying In Courts. Associated Prees TURIN, Italy, May 25.—A deci- Fascist officials hen ublic of- prae- ase, is the [O@- handed down by the | plied to the entire nation. The practor’s decision said that officials were exempt from testifying before courts. The one in which two me:n- local Fascist organtza- tion were cited in a libel sult an a claimed that exeinption. "> inr €ak oe * I ' of PROTEST TO LEAGUE ON BRITAIN’S PALESTINE POLICY Has Failed Mandates Lixecutive SACCO-VANZETTI TRIAL JUROR CONFERS WITH GOV. FULLER He Believes Properly Convicted on bovic Offered. to Keep Decisions of Commission, Arab Complains, Still Rien He Says Vere lence i ‘ memorand! nandates com! savations, | policy NnIission © roltesting rs toe ’ Zionist text made a . iv this 1s ment has cyovern ¢ ’ Bi Ri eine . an Pi iia tT! ere rif #4 ssf . & Aa . CCULIV e v bodies n > country. not be eve ib Ca] Hes 30, 000° Barrel Gusher. a Spec c Post -Dispa and the whonecs F rom Bott om of the Sea. Chix Beacig is News. Copyright 1927. By | lated } MEXICO “CITY, °5 —What | Ty likely may prove to one of! Mexico's largest . petroleum was brought in May in iti “2mp on River Panuco where oil was discovered recently. The well is known as the Ferronales number 59 and ison property un- lized th would be impos- der nat ional It came inisible to remember the character- at a depth of about 1860 feet and an vicine to the initial daily yield is 30,000 fictated his observa- them Mexico 7 t 5 M ay , +e 0 the ralking reefs of Haiti, he control. . are | the ‘rels. CHURCH SOE Decision «Ending 15-Year Contro- By Leased the | | Temperance Society, CALLS ON NATION TD END DRY LAW Service Board Will Set Date Eighteenth Amendment Has | ‘Blemished Constitution, Says Temperance Body of Episcopalians. ‘ENFORCEMENT FAILS, MORE DRUNKENNESS’ | Nation-Wide Campaign Be- gun to Appeal to Clergy | and Laity of Episcopal Church and Lawmakers. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 25.—The res- | olution attacking the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act, which was passed unanimously at the meeting of the Board of Di- - rectors of the Church Temperance | Protestant Episco- | the has been made public. Society of pal Church, It says the “blemished the Constitution” and enforces ment of the law has been | failure’ which has “resulted reased drunkenness and the | use of opiates.”’ It eee sginen that the Society com- n-wide campaign to clergy a tl aio mence appea | of the Episcopal Church in behalf | | untary temperance and to law- ate and National, “in the speedy ‘. il nee regula toy y of true derate measures to ce the impractical and harm- in force.” nounced the "Ss now it was ani Society, which is vicars and rectors Episcopal churches New York City. William Bellinger, a vicar Trinity Parish and presiden society, said that at least ds of these members were the meeting and that voted for the resolu- reo sne Resolution. as made public, Text of the The resolution, follows: “Whereas, sitet amendment into an incor a — the Un of which holic * aicOoti id purposes; as aim of 7 OO & min use lors for bevert “> a | A Wherezus. There has been enacted rederal law, Known as the Vol- Act. the purpose of which provisions of the Amendment; and The 2 1entioned has blemished the and riz which had safeguarded to tne now | c tead Pe | Cc -* iforce the Eighteenth 7? , + menameé nt ereas, pove men stitution hts purposel) and to the fearful peopie are jeopardy; an Enforcement of tne in the judg- Temperance sulting il nken- and fos- ron: and ical to run ¢ ot rmrrrrrnt oOrrupt use opiates 5: , . ‘+? aeee tering poise re ( “VW the . . , ‘Ty nereas, IS PRI any ’ Te _+ + “Whereas, a iaw oO Uti t i iti¢ rness 7 *¢ reeyryig¢ f tenas t9 proieoc people, fosters hypo- ae a 8 1g encourages . an oe = ft niperace¢ io tine sa intemperat sobriety . . ana es an cava promotion j ational » probl of chureh; and omcrmage mes Ix Unwise. tiie concerned \bservation and is and governmen nroved a help but a the promo tion ot out of harmony to tne into obed The princip! question ar has come for certed action, members of board of the Church Temperance Society, acting on the facts herein forth and in accordance wit) views herein presented, pro- convinced that to remain in a time like this is to | forsake the welfare of our coun-| try. Wherefore, it is “Resolved, That “Whereas, volved in this and the ime ‘e clear cone the set the foundly inactive Church a vol- the ed . Ler Wire From the New)! amendment itself has adoption of | list | the ogc of Di-!| | tior ial, . ae Mois ncn e ‘¢SNOOKUMS” McKeen, 2%4-y calling on President Gaines. ew-—Henry Mi! j ear-old movie star, ler News Picture Service. Inc ‘Reed Smoot of Utah, who introduced the young film luminary to | the President. Senator Smoot is a friend of Mr. and Mrs, L. D. ‘McKeen of Los Angeles, parents of “Snookums.” and the laity | suspension of activity— awaiting a fair test of law—immediately with an energy with the greater need umed its | nsu- tion res work rate ay. “Pesolved, that this made nation-wide, appealing to the rgy, as well as to the laity of the Episcopal Church of America, in particular, and to the wople, in general, to give it aid n the promotion of true temper- lil comme activity cle ance, iterature. “Resolved, that the Temperance Society make a appeal to lawmakers, state a to individual organizations, which intrenched “affic as Chur spec p nd na- are Op- and stu- it Lo posed to the pendous liquor t: under pronibition, to exert their in in behalf of the speedy of an ge regulatory to the imp laws now fluence adoption measures cable in force. “Resolved, that the these resolutions 9¢ the preceding preamble and transmitted Epise - I+ States, and pers.” The second i te the Bishops of the the daily ‘hurch in to newspa- public a prohibi- made resolution on the which it American Medica: against th for medi- Society also tion question, in indorse 3 the stand of the Association in protest restricted use of alcohol cinal purposes Illinois Senate Committee Favors Dry Law Kepeal. oa the Associated Press SPR. INGE IELD, Iil., rhe repeal of May the nforcement iaws the people today, ‘ormmmittee on License and ny having out thi ‘Grady bill recom- tion for passage. It the House last week, and provides for of the prohibition arch and seizure referend vote. reported —— «+ 4 state voted with a menda passed reped ne s tO 2 un committee ‘ably on Snat Me Virtually introduced Chicago. provisions bill. Op- were favor two of the same -O’Grady tax or ex- force the gas €. to be here in ful . , e the bill comes up today. bower bill, it " + . . i “ hepresentative Turner ae pest, the Governor. "fT r od uce »¢] and € a &- ‘TT ?) * a Oy specifying for the pa ssed and sere TO FIGHT LABOR INJUNCTION American Vederation Will Ask Laws to Check Use. to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 2». to protect labor “against ’ the writ of injunction nrt«e 0 ut Le Legisia the ** ; . Wiiii a?” ‘ a ae ‘ ; ¢ . : ongress and state Legis ‘ior ration ei ition and cap- ‘ial compet unless labor, industry be Lo said labor was unable io rec- oncile itself to recent court deci- sions upholding tnjunctions tin ia- bor disputes and added that labor could not abide by these decisions and yet live and function. Wood Will Start Home May 28. MANILA, May 25.—Governor- General Leonard Wood today re- Pa i+¢ i ita a Se et (;reen turned from a 12-day cruise to the | Southern part of the Philippine ee -} | , United | taplished. | peen ne ite le . |as is planned now, organize, | the prohibi-| of to-| be | American ) through sermons, lectures and | citizens and | exist# racu- | | nothing to do with the merits | establishing PRESIDENT LIKELY 70 60 10 BLACK ILL’ ‘South Dakota Probable Summer Capital If Office Facilities Can Be Provided. By DAVID LAWRENCE A Special Washington CorreSpond- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. (Copyright, 1927.) WASHINGTON, May has not his wind, but certain that he £0 of South Dakota, 25.—Pres- |ident Coolidge definitely made up fairly will Biack Hills the for summer. The unce of the spot but with the facilities for an executive office. A large staff of clerks will taken wherever the Offices but not as because always extensively the dis- set Up ‘tance between here and South Da- i vent iness iwh is such that in order to pre- delays in handling official bus- a larce member of telegraph and telephone lines must be avall- kota able, The President’s inclination to- ward the Biack Hills is due to sev- eral reasons, among them the fact ‘hat he would be a mer house from the of South Dakota instead of from an individ- val. The made the fer and Gov. approves it. anx he canget t Politically State legislature Bulow, The Presiden in a place where he benefit of elevation. the visit to South Da- kota would be interesting because that is one of the first States in ich presidential preference pri- be held e in 1928. has always fared well | in South Dakota. Im 1920" was the first State in a primary to en- dorse Wood for President and Cool- idge for vice. president. He was endors 4d for President the and carried is + ious also to br maries will arly Mr. Coolidge it 7 19 the in convention difficulty. tate ta Wil PHILIPPINE TREASURY — Imports and Exports Dec line Due to Price Depression—L. Ss. Trade With Islands Largest. the Asgociated Press MANILA, May 25.—A‘surplus of $6,000,000 in the Philippine treas- is shown in re,ort the By ury the anual Insular +s inance The report shows that the borrowing capacity based on property $78.000.000 of ment. Government's exceeds $80,500,000, the taxable value of this amount Deariy represents the present indebtedness of which than $66,000,000 United States Imports and exports in 1926 de- clined under those of 1925 because of price depressions. Production | of sugar decreased numerous other crops. rice crop was one of the largest more is shown here | In the background is Senator | CE 10 BREAK WITH RUSSIA BY USING METHOD OF FREEZE OUT Suddes Diplomatic Break Will Be Avoided, but Re- lations Between Countries Will Be Chilly. SOVIET WANTS LOAN OF $200,000,000 Paris Insists Russia Must Agree to Pay Pre-War Bonds Before Credit Is Discussed. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. Copyright. 1927. by the P Publishing Cos. iNew fork W a and Post-Dispatch.) PARIS, May 25.—France is pre- paring to break with the Soviet. It will mot occur as dramatically as tm the case of Great Britain's | severance with Moscow, but rather | by the means of chilling diplomatic | relations. Georges Tchitcherin, Russian Foreign Minister, was made to re- alize this yesterday after his ar- rival from Southeast France whtn he calleqd upon Premier Poincare and Foreign Minister Briand. He learned from hours .of talk with Briand that France was willing to ‘negotiate a commercial credit for ' i | t | it seems | a ‘viet asked for an immediate credit Of $200,000,000. rtainty has | be | settlement. summer 18 ¢€s3- | have | ‘accompanied by loans, the soviets in France only on con- dition that the soviets agree to re- deem old Russian bonds held in France. Tchitcherin was informed that ' France does not expect to get back ‘loans made to Russia during the pes War or to get indemnity for apital invested in Russia and con- tae ted by the Soviet, but insists upon payment to French bond- holders of pre-war loans. Soviet Wants $200, 000. Negotiations have been under way for 18 monts, with the result that recently the Soviet made a proposal to begin payments over 62 years, beginning at $5,000,000 annually which would be increased to more than $10,000,000 annually after 10 years. In return the So- Tchitcherin was informed that France would not renew negotla- tions until the Soviet dropped the demand for credits as part of the As the Soviet made neo secret of the stand that there will be no debt settlement uniess ft is Tchitcherin |has been placed tn a predicament. ‘verse his nation: suffered ‘gland, but Briand gave him no eign Ministry. He came to Paris this time es- /pecially to work out a settlement with France that he could use te counter-balance the diplomatic re- in En- hope. He showed discouragement in his face when he left the For- If he returns to | Moscow without a debt settlement, ecepting a sum- | of- | a Democrat, | which new seems certain, continu- ance of good relations with France will be only superficial. Settlement Tnlikely. The French Ambassador {s ez- pected home from Moscow and the 'Soviet’s friends in France hope he iean make a settlement, but Tehit- cherin’s predicament is considered almost unbreakable as he must of- fer settlement with ‘holders without getting return. French bond- credits in In Moscow this will be considered as a fallure. It is considered most probable ‘that no settlement will be made, fn | Paris which case the relations between and Moscow will be even distant than in recent This in effect will place and Great Britain on «@ more months. rrance ,commeon front against the Soviet. BRITAIN PREPARING HAS $6,000,000 SURPLUS ‘By the Associated Prees i day. NOTE TO SOVIET. —_-_ LONDON, May 25.—A note con- taining the British Government's final words to Soviet Russia wae being drafted by the cabinet to- It will be handed to the Sovict ‘representatives at Chesham Heuse, Depart- | | with eously bonded | is owed to the. the former imperial embaary, as soon as possible after the House of Commons approves the Govern- ment’s decision to sever both dipio- matic and formal trade relations Moscow. The note. which wil! simultan- be dispatched to Moscow, will give the Government's full terme regarding the KRuasian emis- saries in Engiand. It is under- | stood they will be allowed a period of grace amounting to » week or ten days in which to pack their along with | but the) ; in the history of the islands, with) a value of $1006,000.000 goid Copra production showed a con- siderable increase. ' ‘archipelago and engaged passage | from Manila May 28 for Seattle, for Great [a vacation in the United States. Sixty-seven per cent of the in- sular trade was with the United States and the rest with Japan Britian, China and other ‘ countries. baggage. It is expected the note will be gent immediately after tomorrow night's debate in the House ef Commons, or Friday morning. The Foreign Affaire Committee of the Ministry, which recommend- ed the Soviet break, aleo met te- day. Another cabinet task was the selection of a large number of documents relating to Goviet acti- Continued ee Page

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —st ween POST- DISPATCH PAGE 22_ ai 50 Evansville, Ind. and Return Saturday, May 28th Tickets ceed only on SPECTAL TRAIN ieaving St. Loats 11:00 p. @™, arr Eransiile 5:5 m.. Mar @2th: returning, leave Evansville 11:00 p. m., May arrhiesc ™ Leni * ° i ~ -_~ e . shies : Ps o ‘ Tone oS? ‘ iA bind deed he aT A 7 ad ’ . = - F ~~ 2 ° -" ~~ > . -” . a i. 4 “ _ 2) i ee! t .. s . “ a+ « . 4 ” vas . 4 : eis 6 . a »§ _ * . -~ . - ‘ : > 4 ere Py : j j : ‘ ai ‘ ce hh Meno 4 on me , We Are Making a Special eee _ : ; :! ‘ 4 17 > ' —- noe , . or © Vv: 7 7 ‘14 U nico Biwd.. 4 Deors » | . - 4 e wets * » * . . - . : 1S ‘ c . f 7 ‘ pe 4 cr an *f } i te Sela s te ee ee “ . . oe a a ‘ - ‘ ‘ s ; ‘ ; a” € “ - — ‘ “ : : newer - toO- De -ToOTSscrce ? : ‘ } Lin i. 4A a — eas & — 4 § a} - a > - r . ~ bi ” on™ ‘ ? r " i 4 ; : ? : \ t Lpsiae 262 ee >» « o Ot a er 2 - oC! OMic utr eee A : E . . ue irst. Conference Jan , z a" ” — 4 : 2 2% °F oe eet oe ae Lamps i is Absolutely Genuine Stone! WuRLI IZER ines isis 1 | al substitutions of any kind! a = . . . 7 ' ¢ . a _ 4 - ~ " ’ . a '* ° **¢ a . —~ te + “+, + on - * _ - . zi Ki : >. _ — curun , . O a be i STi . ales} tip “Sip “ ‘ j wht ¥ © . ++ » i * gh g ~: i’ a 4 - ‘ : “> or e > » . ~ ™ * ‘ : : ’ ~ : ? “ , : ‘ * - “ « es . z é . , ~ ° . ~ . - 4 i ‘ a ~ - - win 4 « — ss. ; ; ree it ; Me i , 7 asta a ‘ . ? af = . : ? - i OTS ” ~ ae r ; ar 7 ~ 7 . . 3 k —Z - 4 . -~ > af 7 - > o * ’ . £ oe ‘ - ‘ . ‘ ‘ * > 4l INSTRUMENTS | | | | WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH oye an re med oe pine hg a ae \ } je / ee ee i a an jf VERY I and being tested Motors R Ont: ‘ee re Sm! sie White and Every Smart “New Color ee 4 | WOMAN LAWYER DEMANDS White Black Fg POLL OF JURY, WINS MISTRIAL Atmosphere | ee ee ee Sees IGH Mellow Glow Nein ow 12th and Locust «+ MAin 3220 SS ses, 2s s&s] & s&s & wo OAKLAND GENERAL MO . — - a a 3 " i ‘ ’ ‘ = “-- w “ “ > 4 ‘ ‘ = $ whha ~ ' \ . . — . ‘ ’ +} © . . . - me . , ' 4 = “ » + . “em em, x + > had ne ‘ a { ; . ase , ~ 4, « 5 i we ia « ‘ s a wll mwve : P . : — . . 3 ) ‘ . Dinu i acai ae ee F cial " —_ ; F yn > ™ er —— : ; 3 — ” ‘ : ‘ 4 ae ’ — ? - i. « - ; 4 —, ™~ “> - om owe - = ’ _ - + : i. s¢ x | 2 ‘ 4 = & : “i = #2 : 7h CRs > + ae ee j : Ba P “9 pe : / sg : Sie Fes Rae | ite a P ¥ /, 9 bis. - ae eer td . ' “ ie © Ape RS Si abl REAR ADAM COE I AE rea Powder Blue Castilian Red 2S, ~& Ra

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" ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | WEDNESDAY EVENING. WAY 25. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 99 e of $100.000 of receiver's {rvine. Mitchell was that Butler $1000 Fire and E a in Store. aie tani ‘lo ; seman igs elas cataaineidel iantattes: dunia THREE BOYS, 1? AND 13 YEARS a arrested = ee ” , »* re . ; - oy ned ; ‘ ius : 2 - lie lies . aiiiedieliied ‘ . A141 40 G1 e eatcaisviiads = lil me.” i ; - ope a , | Pare months ago from y ,elle- The bovs con ea the hire! : , . ; | ‘ . hi 4 ae vale _ . weal ‘ ‘4. 4 7 ‘Ads ge = *§ Se y F % ( ; , 4 lif f} ~ ty 4 ; i 34 }e be yfyf } 4 “ . ad N ' os bane _ ‘ ‘ me ’ . +7) . t 3 4 ost > s ‘ ese © i a> % ort igye " ? + P ; ryt '*o “F | . 4 4 - » y - . : he , : i * —/ & > Aa ci i ci ) ? . ° " io ot el —> ** . . um Powder = clap eto fall- ' : 1 U De fr) vy annlieda hs Jw UORF Faris authorize re = ‘ z ps | Marke et Stre e ? loistriect } te Bates T } ‘Y .% , ts : we aie 4 ’ rr4 } e A oe i % . ci a a si i "4 i- : - . ; * 7 id ‘ i J ~ i’ A a > ‘\ 2 . i I j i ‘ - 5 . gay SB: ; sess - .ot “will he sonia : — ca oo ae ee c rai J U¢ e ari for an rdey YITT) tee ca | i ™ : by killin vena ba gthegerms. | | have cleared up about ° 2 s > Monev- Back Gucrantee. ; : ; t és L . . 5 ‘ i da? 4 —- ¥ s id | Rite i “ tc i . ' Wray ue. Whyte-Fox knocks pim- es In the neighborhood which) juvenite court oe a: peiiing the former receiv w OILS, SHINES, DYEs, PRESER RS Ome ® ples. Barbers or drugzists} have been perpetrated since their $: 00 Theft r A : | al ain instantl | ed : | | ) Te rom artmen : SOFTENS, 8 D aq scape. Two of the prisoners ar rete wantenicae Ps ® ) : uis | . >a 7 * — + ae a ares " aa ee a "= ¢ — = - n oa . “y . a Pere at At All Dealers and Si i3 vears old. and the othe : Seg Res > Me he hs cee ; ;- 4 tf € : a 2 | "e439 " + ‘ s, > ’ ry’ ’ — : gry Re , ‘ J ai x ' ; ‘ v b i ‘ CA baa ey « | a 7. Ve _. ay , ‘ei rik i et ies “a . ™ 1 ) ; 4 Se » ae * ' ‘s LaXe@s } kaieir 4% ke ns, eee Se ; > 9 +e Ry Be ; r a8 ah nie * ‘ ’ thee . . ‘ ot es ee . } Y a i ° rié mM C3 ; ; J “ | . . ° roy ‘ ; ¢ s j ‘ ai} 7 os ' - i | > oo ai s eel » ; j | 3 . : '¢ s ry , , °? . ~ ’ ; i 4 } ’ > + . ; . 6 - ' : eo 4 2 | 4 i i ; ’ i Tj . € ee # 21.1} ; . Als @* © fii, yh [ry ; ‘1 2 1 m¢Liti Tue. oan « a * ‘ r, si . P rc i 7 ~ bie bs : ; ‘ " ’ » th ;*y ¥ - : + fi : t | ui > - _ " + oe nNenaiti £ ryi¢ bliati P : nka Pe i. f ' Asati 4 —~ & a4 . - . . . if Ss «ee ; 4 | ¢ -_Ad ; , . ‘ | ‘ > A ; “ ’ a ¢. ADVERTISEMENT . ee ape : | x ; a } ‘ - ++ ec f +} . oy 1)? , oc“ t | LIGHT AS A FEATHER, COVERED a nt ion they may roliong tars | "s I O hea! WITH DELICIOUS ORANGE ICING New Ice Treatment wal resistance. The United States — : “I noticed my skin was getting : s rr ” eal Baie aah Base ' (0 DROPS IN YOUR | [very rough and pimples broks out | Victims of dread pyorrbea, take heart! At TH URSDAY’ S SPECIALS A Real Beautifier ed against the banks. ORINKING WATER | J]on my face. The pimples were | mst. there is a new, easy way to combat this SHIN KE : ‘he city Board of Estimate an3 4 TIMES A DAY rather larpe and red, and itched and insidious disease quickly, SAFELY! Ne SUNSHINE po EES ‘- 36 i : age ae ee ee , ENDS | [burned causing me to scratch Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads stop all pain ipa a painiul de etal © eatments! No tor : j [ ox Apporuonment Has Geciaers : 7 ex ; —_ aaah : | turen ent set's ones ramme 1} a ns cenaes, SO cotaceis Pa - oF of e Treatme: ior the compicxion, but willing to waive th 7 Scratchin 4 caused disfiguring erup- quicker than any other known re a a Beals No agonizing root scraping. BUTT US; ‘DOZEN ERNE sl de satieé Sound | 2 Willing to waive ; 1e umatsm tions that were very embarrassing. method. Takes but aminutetoquict | Just = soothing liquid which you apply with a - the worst corn. Healing starts at tooth chrome 5 ‘Giebt and morning! Please Phone in Your Order Early We Will that even better results could be obtained | 072 er The trouble lasted ebout a year. Have it All Wrapped, When You Call, No Waiting by simply rubbing the face neck or hande | te city’s net Share would be aoout - Fe aa ‘ “I tried abo it everything with no once. When the corn is goneitnever | OIL-ef SALT is one yg most marvelous i a | oh Ns gps ise B20, ei gees ley nh nA nour! t s that olds the color there longer and makes ae . whe: Geetbainedl- tes aioli lushe rom the system ee : t tT oere i can } ought almost over night. senses . share of the interest, in ord : oss ~aige daily use of Cuticura Soap, with cated, antiseptic, protective. At all ond bieedt ng will vanish at once and complete : druggist 8 and shoe dealer s—35c. | recovery W! | speed?) ly fo low. Ask your — Fr & We Are Making a Special Display of Wedding Cakes, at Our Pastry Shop. sii ce ea ial : Beets SE FR : } y- 714 Union Bivd.. 4 Doors North of Delmar. ve ee age oe ihe Mi ome tN get the rincipai ue L¢ schoo! with drink hg water. A new touches of Cuticura Ointment as Them, Not the Ordinary Kind, So Different. Beautiful appeatance. VINK IC ih nope @ thin oe eae aie oa O4f « Wav, s0 simple it works ue | wie “ ‘ ; Pay © * af the nash S076 Gian hn enten ter | 2 9OE*. figured at rO9 3945 27. , pie 1 rks. Ru needed to soothe and heal. Cuticura "Drs } UK | est Lor the mae" é5c¢ size today Come and See metas bs Will Make Any race appy. enal does end het tism . ; , in. Many have already made them ee Taicum is fragrant and refreshing. wives loo v€are younger by these simp! vet Rugenal from vour neighbor- Sonn Se 0; ntment 25 and 60¢. Talcum 7%. Soid e — ’ r id arr act ‘ , " ra?) lye fgrilied a } r TMar ‘ 3.icwe ‘so » er rrr cy - vs? A * { : mw Y¥ , ai yA WUE Le ; ~ ‘ " 5 : ‘ e . . “ . y X r oo) beg cy? roi ey Ve1c ; » ’ s - » ie a a iw. » . . bea — a . 4 . soos i ix? hates eftnrr = cj | a Siw. Ji Lil DS. > : 4 wie ‘ - ’ ; . — Print Dey rye ; . . ' J ss WVaiia we eben & 1. ae oe s ~ re 2 « r ’ . rio” 5 tory v ~¢ i , * 7 f ; i ’ i ears. ss Du ‘ a 4 ad : sit ‘225 ; . - . - : : ; mf tn tanh er iane } Ie & atAa - & Via AD 4 aia a+ . ha ~ + “ : , . » sre £ > ¢ ’ : — A , + . being run in an & 7i\ // ) ylete $1900 Deen able to offer housand of these r Chicago ware- e entire group. eee ee Such treatment is much } stone is used in these airbanks for treat- ; Action! Action! ! Action!!! That’s what we need! a a mie We’ve a big job on our hands! Entire enormous warehouse stock must be closed out at once! Drastic measures have been take have been cut with utter disregard for costs cr actual values! Our aim MUST be | accomplished! Dependable quality furniture for the living room, dining room, bedroom, sunroom the North. | oe and kitchen now sacrificed at prices that permit you to SAVE up to '! Come at once! it’s Notables at Writer's Funeral. YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY! 1] ; oS" HT SPEGIAL LOW CREDIT TERMS | | OPEN EVENINGS, TIL 9 O'CLOCK $54 Seamless PORCELAIN-Lined $70 “Challenge” Seamless $150 All-White PORCELAIN-Lined Porcelain inside, outside 01 WSpape } ana pe 2-Door Side-icer Rag et a i : 30 Refri — ia = saan ; Refrigerator 0s nide- — Refrigerator Refrigerator FRANCE TO DEAL cecsksic™ SO A BOR Bice cm $9 O40 TD ccc Say ay 96 FU cornncors. 5 00 ga cgay ScTION "34 a cone °392 —— g4* FREEZE-OUT BASIS — + | SALE..... Sale Price | fentinued from Page 35. - Tene wal ve pubisned in he A SAWO 7/3 f0 7% om Overstutted [came ‘a7 BEDROOM SUITES ¢ « Sale Price ' aint ling on gp srs mart} and | Bed- Davenport Suites £200 ALL-PORCELAIWN Com- $146 FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE—Cleverly ot e trimmings. All eap, shoddy, second- ee enuine Stone! _ . ae * i i snd 7 ie yer. - = = - > Se BIN ATION COAL AND GAS designed and ric hly finished. Priced a Gi- $264 THREE-PLECL MOHAIR COMBINATION RANGE. Seg GANTIC our OVERSTUPREFLD StUIThK—Curved front and side. Snle Price . . Priced in our GIGANTI 1 1 oe 00 & 2 ACTION & im J F csr macotaamnand i ce A 59.25 $425 FIVE-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE WITH , , . | untii 4 rr anit et InquireG $180 THREE-PILCEH VELOUR OVERSTUFFED : . $59 HANGING MIRROR CONSOLE DRESSER—AH 4 , ’ : ai GEM sii cael ath cs ciiacatias on atic dalle an helf. Snle rrice. FAVNRSIV AS : . NSAP BE. ~ : \ ERY DA and ev ery night—summer . | nina oa cer dame ht ects ist LAN ING-ROOM Bt ITE—Priced in our GIGANTK oad oe - AIN - FRONT burl walnut select figured surface—Priced in our ed blouss , tion ili PORCED ACTION SALI $76 50 ; ' - GIGANTIC PORCED ACTION and winter—a General Motors car is Gif ke submitted tomorrow by J.B aes 4 saints sac 636,805 SALE An | es wns Lone ‘ahtertion $325 THREEE-PIECL OVERSTUFFED ALL-MO- being tested in this big 1 ice box in the General | agen Spec Se ae. cae HAIR SUITE—Carved front and side. Priced in $224.75 FIVE-PIPCE BEDROOM SUITE—Bow- | tekken it ie nointed +‘ the? eoeees our GIGANTIC FORCED 146 0 end bed, oversized large dresser chifforobe fall | ee et ee ee amines "THON . £16.75 CEDAR , / Motors Research Laboratories. Avion Of a VOI , ensure mignt a ee ee ) ' : CHEST. Sale Price $8.45 vanity dresser and upholstered bench. Priced in be held te put the party i he . se our GIGANTIC FORCED ACTION $136.00 6240 THREE-PIECEK OVERSTUFFED BEI- a27.50 CEDAR St ITi—Carver top, cou spring. CHEST. Sale Price, $18.75 SALE AT The temperature can be lowered to 30 de- | position of openiy defending Soviet Il DAVENPORT | a Woe ae, Coe Cees Priced in our GIGANTIC $13 7.00 ' . | ——— DINING SUITES SLASHED A aR ae tt th ah Qe Sy OP” PP? ee SS re Ce om - . > me { ~ : = grees below zero. Ease of starting, acceleration, | ee ee ee FORCED ACTION SALE AT gas consumption, richness of mixture, oil dilu- | aoa ae | RUGS AND FLOORCOVERING | ae ot ...:...-. an a . oe , ° a. , df | Borodin acted in China und - mamas. ond $175 NINE-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE—At- oon eV ery factor of winter driv ing c2n be i onet aries rem the \ Mienoee - agi —" ——— $26 75 tractive lacquered finish. Priced in our GIGAN- Government and his quotation of S50 8.112 VELVET RUG—Seamiless, fringed Sale . TIC FORCED ACTION SALE tested out at every degree of temperature. The | P Adubbie: eieportine tie talus MEE tea cs ans cooeras ee [26 15 cenretlons aT... have provoked much. discussio: ACTION SALE AT,.... 7 , . records are checked by General Motors re- | Td Revingtiinns reports thas Chitin ‘ — — . - : rso-lin'’s raid nm the ny jet m bas- $87.00 UNIS WILTON VELVET RtG—Priced in $650 Splendid “Kreutzer 217.50 NINE-PILCE DINING-ROOM SUITE— search engineers who send them back to the | y compound in Pekin mav heve ap — IC FORCED ACTION [42.60 PLAYER- PIANO rpc nae a eee 5 chairs and | eam pie arad amputee 7 ; CALE | 7 armehair. Priced in our GIGAN- : ” produced docu nis which n Grasp this astounding barant» ~~ — " 1 1 a engineer sig staffs at the various plants. oufaged the Britis) raid UDO SIS 9112 HEAVY AX MINSTER RUG—AIL-wool befire 1 Is aon. $4 im our TIC FORCED ACTION SALE AT. $ 00 soviet house tn London and seamiless.- Priced in our “p — be | ee: Milla wees pikes — FORCED ACTION SALE $36. 40 ACTION $210 DINING-ROOM SUITE—60-inch aati ; KALI large dining table, 5 chairs, 1 armchair. This is but one of many ways in which : ated Nov. 12, 1926, purporting to oe ota | be from the Commissariat « } or- $35 9x12 L.RMSTRONG LINOLEUM Rt G—tIn- . in our GIGANTIC FORCED AC. "$416.00 inid Jasper, Priced in our G - a $1 9. £5 TION SALE AT General Motors is using its resources to increase ; cign Affairs in Moscow to the sov. ee acme aaa } } Ci i ia Priced jn our in our 25 ‘‘4 car for every purse and purpose visa din is-to remain (it | GIG ANT $ 65 GIGANTIC % | #7} sg : ” re FORCED ACTION ~ j FORCED AC- es id asthe ee ee — | V rio’ Sale 7 | nee P Y . $225 3-Pc. KIDNEY FANCY Vi DECORATED REED FIBER CHEVROLET + PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE Ae | Ri BED SUITE ID + BUICK « LaSALLE - CADILLAC WE -\Geternment ts 10 be sccommed a + OAKLAND « BUICK - 1 | He." $124.75 3-Pc. REED-FIBER (Ss : ICKS , OW CABS & COACHES \/ This dispatch is regarded by the |f BED-DAVENPORT or GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS « YELL Lif This dispatch te regarded by tn LONG BED-DA\ oy X. oe tan Tee FR IGIDAIRE— The Kilectric Refrigerator | % iy = ch . oni ¥ Mo a ~ - a GICs co aime ‘86 ES UMER) ACTION “3412: 50 4 ae eee 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. '—= bo SALE AT : rnd - WwrRa ; R uUSsSiAnB con©ni- tan re piece nt tilt , adi : YF e% i he a a eee ae

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— __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1927 PAGE 39 ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ACQUITTED OF | AUTO KILLING MAN CRUSHED if evar BAPTIST FUNDAMENTALISTS OPEN CHICAGO CONVENTION —— Smith, ) Vee rine of 439 Nort Renuiar rr! rrii~t q copiven- Norih 7 2 i - iz UiSs, | ‘hile accident near eks azo. The gir} lich collided with € : ; PS ~ . ‘ / ~~ . 2 . is ae! ~ ; =" ‘ ¥ ~— ° . ™ : ; va Daa be ™ ae cane . SS a5. . a “ ye ae Cas . as “a Q , “ee y "iad ¥% . ‘ ee a ~ - y : a e . % ‘ 3 : ye re e eon are nervous. cannot’ sleep? Siam 2 ‘ Yoo: =z ope! te, or if ase “the ¢ - * q ae * = " - . we - Pi om ae : 4 Tak ga ® La . . ; , : “1 “2 : — : - ; f vigor 420% +°©s — . : . - . ’ : om : 7 - ve , - my . - , . - at ; ~c% ee > ae - . - a { ——S- : Pe ‘Bees . Fe hs : ‘ --* -_ : ’ . é ef 7 ~ © a ra ¢ . ’ : : 4 _ ~~ : ia i ia Ladies stik amd silk- FOR A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT —with the appraisal q und-cuyen a pad hes wanted shades; sketches shows the| value of your used car acceptable as cash— you may possess some irregulars of Sinai a La Salle on the liberal term payment plan of the Gen- oi oo «alll ee | eral Motors Corporation—the famous G. M. C. plan BE se. Pac $300 BROOCH PAWNED FOR $25 a8 Negro Whe Said He Found It, Also! g WALL PAPER tor t for $350 Ring cal " = = } _ + ; = : ag a ae pica it ~ a 19 rolls side Wall Paper, 20 vards of border to match S ' ) of ceiling, two lbs. of LIVER CADILLAC COMPANY =n _ $Y LOCUST AND LINDELL CUT-OFF JEFFERSON 3080 q Limit Two Rooms | to Buyer GUY W. OLIVER, President + Aiea +? re J rm ; ‘ ay. pa 4 A, ” é Ready-Mixed House Ys: A 32 Paint. Several good iors. Regular $2.25 Value, Gallon .. i AN ~ A 3 I . Mme ie Serve Coffee and § Pc Car to Cadillac — From $2495 to $2685. fo. b. Detroit 4 PAINT 3 as Thursday, Friday ADVERTISEMENT : Save Money at This ¥ —~ » fs a N : e os ‘ . - ™ . = Boos : €. “ . *e4 P . : rr ° oe , ¥e aft " cs 5, ; RIP ue at Sone os : v SAD hee eS pte z he Ss - ms 5 ‘ * > 9 : by Por ing rier floors , 4 Bi ‘a high = (oe 5 , é 3 7 7 | gm wearing my ae 7 é 3 » ‘rear = . ? z DEKKO ae s oy i ae F - ; R — d A Sse ITS een eS . : Vie, wth bet af cold — ‘4 2. 7 no e : par 4+ a at Z * % . $ } . BAT E ' - i ie" : rs Demand Dare’s. You'll never be satisfied with any. ‘2 os t = or is p a tc h} : WALL PAE % thing else—Remember, no reputable dealer wil] offer youa substitute for this ee liquid remedy. A-k Your Decorator to Show ‘ Xs Bi, elle a8 ali etapa ; : hy Pe eo b ttl , eee Sees: Want f aoa ae ee: Bo. 2

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risemeny. COUIS POST-DISP ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1997 st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IZAAK WALTONS BACK GUNMAN PAYS FINE OF $500 THREE MOICTED_ FOR MURDER |winnes bot bere a: tno Denies FLOOD CONTROL PLAN 2 men were atten ADVERTISEMENT Tony Fusso, ‘Who ‘Wereitel Cuckoo AD J Tii', Ms ; Gang. Carried Concealed Weapon. ictme os ee | THURSDAY A ONE Ties von’ MAW BLUE SUITS 4 Q.95 47 A een Piaim and striped; single aad double breasted Ar Birmingham 5:30 am Passengers may remain in the car at Birmingham until 7:30 am MEN’S MOHAIR SUITS 9.759 qe" premtarirtic-m China and Also Beach Cloths and Tropicals—latest ——" , , | —in addition to thru sleeping car on the models. patterns and colors Glassware 1 BOYS’ 2-PANT|4-PC. im SUITS WA, femphian Thousands of Pieces | RE oes ; ace Da SUITS 3 G5 ian on hee wer & h.s9 y Leaving St. Louis...-.-------11:25 pm , of Snetemeas | in Discontinued : ee ee ague. if Patterns in Close nce Ragas Arriving Memphis..--..------ 7:05 am At the annu: ection of the Arriving Birsningham......... 3:20 pm _ Qut Department at §& MEN’ S ~% | nec lv it helps. | : Duispat wa ectec ‘ " 3 peanier a rice , : Sleeping car reservations and tickets ats “My health hs OO a : J r offic elected were: ‘XH on a 39¢ PARK YOUR CAR HERE FREE $9 WOOILY 5 ‘ o u = 4 wy ots 4s i ;* " t i . , ”*-. . = ; . r , — ~ bali ‘ © ef On { os Manicuring, 35c and Children’s Haircutting, 25c gue “Don'ts” oi titecvedace ge nm n for Sport es ers. a r\¢é 4 ’ } c’* + 4 me = " ‘ a eae | Read cy- M: xed Zi 3 Sq. Yds. for *-* , Ry = —_— Saks aa Wiw 3 Gill a) ; =" Paint. Sey era! co “ Geld S P . és #5 és h a Li¢ ee ts SS ever caieiae » 4 ~a t, Tro tr es+ ¢ ‘ - ~ paste Powder hake or 4a * lost their color in was Nin hev ¥v wreck 7S5c Windew Screens. t *s po” et _ =: Se ee ee 6: me . Reg. $2.75 — imperial Word | “ee told o te oN had lost their rich, silken lustre and 1? ’ “2 o is . : . | ras, amo! | th : 3 ion, to tl where I bought t! “werd mp Rh cu ecaus sia? in p im = dts wy + coiaior ° ae ‘ r ; ‘ ; . ‘ , =z : ia. & on — —_— % ‘ he time came to wash one pair I was afraid to trust saving ; thought I was being ! To my horror they ted! . end who was visiting me at that there are two things that delicate fabrics, especially woolens— ae vo cake soep and the iwmjurous alkal her © kinGs of 36a A real $3.75 val. during this sale Bs: Vincen: ovenucs. W. &. Short. Ye | | White 25c per gallon more ; 1 i trustee of thi whe ec tes) - ese . . ollowed omen sinees. oteteaee ia ny | —— one town, Mase. (Suburb < of Bost on.) ° ° . ° ' 2 ESSE 2a tU- i eee ee | Paint Hon had taken piace i : Th Satin Finish Flat Wal Oe ee 3 ——- eg ME, , In Boston 76°, of all the women asked use Lux e Finest Finish for Interior sive Decoration B In rebuttal. Harry R. Stocker — a es tor sndhing hus idileentet Aa es a $2. 45 lace ell with te 7 ee BIG package—it’s so convenient! oF esas Per Gal. Can Enterprise Floor Paint — Porch Paint I xedlercnemes * 98c S MEXICAN BANDITS EXECUTED Railroad Passengers Report Seeing éé 79 eae = aaa , Stands ba: —"" Five Shot and Two Haneed. 2 6. Ad St ow _~ ‘Per Quart economical. Per Qt. Can toad oa ge pir | =e r MEXICO CITY. May : Tra’ aT 2 RECS TI ee ee, DEKKO “Old English” Floor Wax the SSH =50¢ ; : BAILEY-HENDERSON zispa tch @ WALL PAPER COMPANY 1115 OLIVE ST. Ask Your Decorator to Show You Our Wall Paper Samp@e Rooks

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH all eee te Set DRURY COMMENCEMENT SHIPPING BOARD APPROVES me | se ext ne eroppr’ t — ; - were ed e g 3 ra - ace Russi: ‘ ls =) on Sa ago gi sae oe PILES ... EXERCISES TO BE JUNE 2 POOL _MM_COAST TRADE sonslis cots % shows by ® Shove i gusicade was made known 22 an JOT SS Tre One aguas kage ie seauar terrorised nganaenetlll or Protruding? are d : we - —_ : rT. fag * "he 280 Cosine — eee Sia _ ~ * _ -~% oe a —— ~ > } F ' — . ; = . ¢ ‘ . ye . with t mo OR .% ; Oe pene] Ww erry ye? eae (east ae Pe ss . 1 ic ee. : 3 - i ‘ ‘. : - 4 : . : : , ; ‘ 2 A? wea 2 _— 3? ‘ a PnGanreerio Mtiwiasr a ere Ee F tocar approvec & : . o cE ta | 5 ' refunded t fa..s to cure. Eegueeome? > . . . | Pg . e " - ~ ~e ~ 9 - S “* a. ¥ ? ° » ‘ 6 4 7 = i _— ™4 - : ° - st ’ ’ ~ og a Class Hav: ecnred ition tag arias gut sak a 5 4 s ntns, ic . ind & pile pipe, 7Sc; or in tin bax, @e. - . oa . “ ’ F 2 ; 2 5 , rr} : " PS | 4 4 - ‘ S ite » ia * SET OF LEEIH $lu UP — = peat ot a | permanent B iGHT, COUGHS DE. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE § | | sgocinenk ta all FOR PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE © owa zer im: 1dependence. || Positis aie min- . ap. ae ae _ ae | __ ADVERTISEMENT is ADVERTISEMENT | | ; ) o. Senator Wheeler Advocates Imme- | pine ates . a | “g hs . c utes with one swallow of tracted scl. or they may be in@uasg ' N ~ | : — a 2 a ee | ) as diate Freedom of Islands po — : ; peace genom lime pei: SI Skinnier li hi A in “ae hae : : | sgl ti onan : ¢ tio “ ring gaes | pe = pen, Pest-Dinpntch. Phone yous Gn” Getting Ry ae , , ~~ =e . a4 ‘ - . . « vin ~ * . leave it wit reur tp : ching, Annoying me pS a ee es GS os a by D 7 Skin Irritations =... = 3 =| Day by Day ; Hollows in Cheeks, Neck and Chest : | — ye Every W * Boys’ Wash AY’. ‘EN i | ies| ~~ —— Knickers a “en THE EIT: e f | ee of Solid Piesh dw | oe cs he? = Look Like a Real*Man. - . ~ a ~ ° J ~ - - > : > “* > & « ike ee ths a — ~s : «= . as ~ “= * ~ *s - ° » a > 4 ¢ = t “ a. : ' =e ca aa > : ~ hea 2 . a 4 . — . © « 7 : ow : abe ; : tat a ee a’ _ - . ~ ~~ ™ . . + | — - . fi ~~ , - ~ ~ . : . « . —:. ¢ ; : 4 i ‘ é > i © 4 - x e . ‘ - 4 ' > | _. bs Sere ; : : : Veight. “Wes : 16 years! Cool! Nearly ‘an stop worrying | FOR SKIN tRRITATIONS oe , ti a SE tat: | 3000 Ties . aoe sm and enjoy life’ ee sale offering scores of exceptional manny — — ‘ - wicht now, ! McCov’'s Cod Liver Oi} . most endc- Weil Store! Twenty . ts, #hich any drug- | Saag lic or 2 pai for bargains in eve department of the great ame manne - Compound Tablets ee 2 New : ia —Third Floo: items are mentioned in this ad but remember THERE ARE MANY fancy >’ + 7 vou all about, is putting Leith HOR NT a AI ly ick RROD, . PN hate OD PBR aD He eM TS ee partment Thursday! Open Until 6 P.M laignt , \ on sts of S Inn tolks every ° = | : : . : - th if , ae ; woman. tired. weak and dis- | Miss Katherine 3 j é $420 = 1100 SUITS—Men’s Plain and ever. . offered ME ocrazed, put on 19 pounds im ive No More Distress «20S. Sol! Men's $125 ord 2 =a ~=6| WHITE NAINSOOK reeks and now fouls Sees | ver Oi! is’ * * + =, . ” ae — © 2 5 B = r ~ e - 2mm ~ ~_- ” , : , , ; 5 n : les yy. producing ’ after eating or drinking ~~~ “ — SS ° 7 Ze. fol of vitalfing Sec. : “Sas —— | ane conse of ite hee Por correcting over-acidity and . I take it -ause of its horrible smell] ™ quickly relieving beichin {g. _o= Dt1is . S fallen Demh.£- eae | ; ang fishy taste and because i= @ftam] . . > . * om = LO aS "5 : ‘ > '¥* “ , beartburn, sick heacache, ; 7 us * ~ ” : . ” . , 9) Re : til '¥v Bell @Co., Inc., OrangeDurg, N.Y aetna $104,000 Holdup. Po . j 3 a ir druggist will give ; ee se a cc * ee ‘k—and enlvy &) eee : cals adi et : ; . “yee FT ¥ ~ “eo 7 months, | md 7 ; hee - 3 Th x5 \ ™ : ; = sii “i ava: Baas P } a ; . . - : ‘= _- . . . , : ‘ ‘ - ~ . 4 - ~ 2 : ’ — ~ :% e 3 ‘ — — ‘Za ° ' > P » ere . a i) Was 4 : / ; ‘a a ao “ : : : é _ ; ’ -~ - ™ ee . * + ; e . am . . ' ’ 7 -~— 1 rand . y -* . a“ ~ or - . , . ; Rt - - - ~ : =" 3 > - ‘ ear - - ~s _ P ay L »* ~ ‘ s : 2 : : F . ; ; . -) - a. _ ~ eo P : » -_ 3 ~ ’ Fa . 4 . ¥ - . “‘~ : ‘i : " ‘ ~ ; - - P| “/ a4 ‘ 2 4 2 : 2S5¢ AND 7S¢ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Pe Payrou * a ee . correct . bo 4 ’ : p s rf t . * it . ” : . ‘ - . ; - - 3 7 ATC ‘ ‘ —s j » att. t ~ ~ pee aad ‘ ‘ ; ® ‘ Z 4 ; * oT ~~ +s - 2 — ee 1 . j . : , : . . nsariBbAa © rs zy y { : 2 > j € ; i ’ : 7 — e . ; ; 4 F — 7 SSS Panamas! coe ee tacit te | PA a hae” he ; si Ch hoose F rom: . —— c ‘ . = 2 a a ae ) | ' , . . | 7erm-laden muc we : —fFancy Srai te ae age tf, i &, ous in your nose and a. : 52¢ Ww} rl. 4 | : - _— ae : ig FL : | ad iS a menace to } —-F lorentines! ae Se + 4 ee a our health. Remove a pomced E & : it tonight by flushing it out with Bap-tis-ine. | . lue : , t 59 et Then snuff Bap-tis-ine ron . STORE ! = i ators LE, | : Others at : W —_ mght and cgi ean eenirmr HURSDAY & FRIDAY ONLY |||: = oe | Em ~ SS [sz sseszes| ~~ SF a) oo oe T URS A o jue chambray ju- , a oe = | | } _ head cleat: ; | s sis ja -: | , Bap-tis-ine relieves sinus sleeves and squat — Pe | > : trouble and nasal catarrah. iam pie . tig r ‘ : | - 2 ‘ Trial Se 23. Also 50¢ eee ae Pep St ‘ Rene = $1.00 at all Druggists. | = name ’,. = =SS] BAP-TIS-INE as 7 ed = - j eee = a [1OQONEWEST — An Antiseptic for ; ltr, j ee iaEe rT Hr HIP ty f ; iH Hil HTtiE Hy ; thy Hi —— White it ; mported ff j j nay Hii if Lyi : ih ; H 1 j | | Foe RU PRS SOC PIRSA NOSE. THROAT & MOUTH Meriee: ~~ NATIONAL MERCHANDISING f CORPORA TION—ST. LOUIS uae | Handsome winte flannel os the newest modets. 28 to 48 Real = vaiue, at - r AS. Nag. ae we 2 ne ; : , PS on ; 4 io BELG Sita! ile I, AR OE AA EEE ETA VE SOU CIEE RARE SI ORS MINT RMON BE SN ~ WELK wes a = oases = REcuLad, Price Boy s” round Surts at $i7!' Thevw're ( THURSDAY & FRIDAY OnLy) | \ . . Wash Suits “ne a Newnes st cs “T-Forest Park” Coffee Ls Rich \and \ . | SS pg ae ol oo mt tlt connate enn et t ft OP ee Over 800 waive af Satistying, Breys to d mete Rah anc ia wie a oe a Cuimes. Geacct i mw’ Then decide” SCO! See gi. Str tena “eee/es i- rete style Flan- cotter “Sees pe a gna 4 : : Ne bund ) a os § = ‘Oda, be ae - - 7a nei Pants im bet has a — that is Invitingty Fragrant satiar’ ccyien, tx «wide, St Scotches! Normandy Min _ Phang +f the light and dark i! anes ures in Stout Stubs f ‘ atripec patterns za 16 waist- GREATEST MALT VALUE : What a Men’s All-Wool Blue est al 000 eae IN ST. LOUIS 95 serge Pans Sey 35 ID [=] [ Slims te ‘ Cry : thet are so pop- Every WA ¥ siz m3 t 10 years, B8c. | J , oi : : ular for both drese cm . | . and outing wear WAI, AMERICAN MAID MALT|) wiusuy: | “2: se" ==$ 4 | Summme Suits - iece ~ummer bj x Suits . Smart 2 and 3 bu mn modeis in a Leads All Others in —Boys’ or Girls’ White ; woe! cut. well made in every genuine Paim Beaches! Seersuckers'! Trovix Sizes 28 to 42 waist! aves und 2- Pant PURE IRISH ax Sailor Pants! Re : gee Body-Strength and Flavor —Bovs’ Full - Lined at dete COOL! wae eo : : Ail Sizes Knickers ' : Choice, $10 —§ecend Fleer Boys’ All-Wool ' . | —Bovs Long Pants (small sizes) ' | Cans ; ‘1 bed cabs — Blue Serge (large sizes}! % U } _ Ss —Boys’ Khaki Longies! | y Brand-new! i —Bovs’ A hab! for... Longies' emia | $625 —Boys’ Linen Crash Knickers ' ah eesti gts ghanoreties See Se a ee aad 2% i :] , REGULAR PRICE. 60c CAN | Choice 95c Thursday! | | 2" oct proline 8 & ee , | ?* a ; a ; nail Saar : : N 7 me) Pe . a Me ft n | —~Third Floor we 7 . % saa te a Tye. Pant NOT’. ~ x } ae - Gonerat Agee, U __ONGE TRIED YOU WILL ALWAYS USE IT : wa nee | N. W. Cor. Eighth & Washington ss | —< Ff

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WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, MAY 25,1927 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ——ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH HUNTING WAR COMRADE S780 ioe sr T PAY HM FOR PE: 0 Fund and iidsidiicaees lfouse. es the Associated Press. SPENCER, Ia., May 25.—The Enclishman Has 'C ‘Owed Lieut. Boyle, Presumably of St. Louis, $1.25 Since Ypres Scalded by Coffee. o-year-old she received a deed to an apart-. ment house in Chicago, in which | she is now living. | One of the last bits of evidence | introduced by for Miss Edwards was a letter purportedly | ult of Miss Elsie Edwards, a Chi-| Written by Miss Edwards’ 'cago school teacher, for an in-|; The part ‘ah attorneys for creased share in the $600,000 es- » estate objected read: “I was tate of M. E. Griffin, Spencer Nov. 14, 1883, but con- | bachelor, on the contention live Spencer. Elsie she was Griffin's daucht: r. s born the folowing December i tled out of court vesterday. She was M. E. Griffin’s daughter, the settlement a $25,000 tru : with Dolph Edwards’ sent, who Miss Edwards received in the Grif- | nan had a right t Child, 3. Gienwood, Giyde Willis, of 2129 Biddle street, sev" V St alded about the | chest and arms at 6:45 a. m. to-' gay when he tugged at a table-' goth at his home and caused a pint of to spill over him. He was taken to city hospital. —der or leave it with your nearest druggist, eee ee a Summer Ties Neariy 3000 Ties in an al- most end- less array Fine Summer Ties that sel! > Sacha i at 55Sc and over... as in this Big Sale NOW at 37 aie Floor : a Pure Irish-Linen Golf Knickers Getting Skinnier' a ee senshi Day by Day in Cheeks, Neck and Chest | Growing Deeper Every Week f someone Ought to Tell Him How to. Gain Peunds of Solid Flesh and Look Like a Real* Man. thousands of thin, run- down men—vyes, and : gre getting discouraged—are giving up all hope of ever being able to. take on flesh and look healthy and strong. All such people can stop worrying end start to smile and enjoy life right now, for McCoy 's Cod Liver Oil _. Tabl ts, ch any drug- gist wil! te H YOu ai! abot it. 1s putting faa fiesh vl bos of SKIDDV tolks every day. Qne woman, tirec, y 7 > ee ; . m3) ] i aw } 44d eouraged, put on tu yx weeks and now Is tine. We al! Cod Liver Oi! is #y |! ot V1 ilg2iuu flesh-producing take it because of its horrible smell and because it often + ¢¢ na oh La mit aaa and fis ii} upsets the Tens of whi and dis- ds in five fee know stomiuci. women, too— | j ry ~*~} i% that vi n} was to call on the | the name of which he remembered, 1| knew ‘By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, May | da ays before the battl« La nan? — of Ypres. with the British artille ry, but as Boyle could not. change a 1-Lb. note, Whitley promised to give him | the five shillings as soon as he got it. Separated from his friend when | they went into action, Whitley has not yet paid for the pipe. 4£t Oxford Whitley won the Irv- ’. Bush research sc holarship to the United States Jast December fto make a_e surv: y of American educational systems. One of his hopes was to find Boyle, burt he did not know the American's initials did know, however. - In the service Bovle had corresponded with a firm in St. Louis. So one of did when SAhant = a TTie€ candy he five he things Whit- Visited St. candy lev company , and ask about Boyle, but no one him. Then Whitley called all the Boyles in the telephone book and called on all the Boyles in the city directory, but he @id ; 5.——T Wo | twelve years ago, John Whitley of | Yorkshire bought a pipe from a | Lieut. Boyle, an American serving. Louis | fin will is increased to $50.000 and ' 4 , } mother] 100d if ehe desired - Catalog on Reguest. COlfax 5022Ty. Refuse Substitutes Don’t say Grape Instst on Blatz AMERICAN FLAGS colors, sewed ; all have can- vas heading with met- ai grommets. Each Fiag comes packed in a neat box with high- ly polished jointed pole with ball. cord and metal holder... AUTO FLAG HOLDER With painted shield, attachable to ra- diator cap, adjustable to all sizes. Comp lete _ :, with 5 pop- ing size A merican . $5.00 GASOLINE CAMP 2 Burners § P rentis Gasoline Camp Stove; 3 burners: fully guaranteed. POLAR CUB ELEC. FAN 6-Inch Blades Fully guaran- teed. Complete with plug and -ord. pe Star-Rite 8-inch Electric Fans, $5.75 Star 10-in. Oscillating Fans, $12.95 $3.50 CANVAS FOLDING sors Waber GENUINE U.S. NAVY WHITE SAILOR PANTS, NEW, °1.19 me heavy 14 - oz. khaki treated top; duck complete, 10-oz. white watts; ready to sct up. $i8 KHAKI WATERPROOF AUTO OR WALL TENTS treated duck, Complete... {| All Waterproof Teal, 8x10, $19.95 $39 Umbrella Tenis, 9313}, $22.95 Wenzel’s Poleless Tent, 717, $18.95 Size Tx7 with fall wali: oon entire Tent made of j4-oz. Khaki ver Ou ¢ = oor ria 4 are Su is3 t ara _ Dickeybird Tents, 93x31-ft, $57.50 Hed-room Camp Tent, 7191, $34.75 AUTO TENTS Regular $11.50 wal- ue. Size Tx7 feet. Made of 10-eounee white duck; com- plete. ready to = up. —— Me ‘Cov ’s Cod 1m ae Tablets to take as cundy, person don’t gail in 30 days you your m¢ VY DaCh an¢ ly HU cents f for 60 table ts. Ask Wolf-Wil- + gm Drug Stores or any live phar- macist auvwhere. not find the right Boyle. Whitley sailed England yes- On the Mauretania. “The bad fea of th h $45 — aa +7 1. 1€@ said, is that I stil nave ipe and smoke it. I would enjoy! more if tt were paid Whitley, who was a gue Arthur Frank Payne of avenue, while in New York. é . . =) =a, . | : _ > ~ “=? original and g imitations Boyle will see the story won't do—and bear in mind that for papers and will communicate with : }' him through Dr. Payne. thin, 5 ickIy Kl are wi nderful! ot, gained a, gas STATE, Ld M’CAWLEY GOVERNOR Deadly —— Motion Picture Theater Owners Protfer Support if He Seeks Germs Lurk Democratic Nomination. In Your Nose Senator Alfred Mi The germ-laden muc- ous In your nose and head is a menace to your health. Remove (2° 1 meeting ye sterday ; . : . | Motion. Picture Theater Owners’ it tonight by flushing It Association of Eastern Missouri ane out with Bap-tis-ine. | Southern Illinois, at the Elks Club. Then snuff Bap-tis-ine The Association was opposed to night and morning, and Governor’s bill because it Sought to impose a 10 per cent tax keep your nose and head clear. flags, as il- for lustrated. 95 toroAat- Lreradaaday is debt.” a or © | Lure the Frames made of selected hard- wood reinforced witth steel braces; ne w, perfect. - ™ °* for. a A a ta i ict, i, te Ahh: Sal lt. hah lh Mk adil a lt Silla te le, pt Re “a See Sew a we we or we ee @ a a The new “Rus Four Knickers in choice of black and white, brown and white plaids as well as pure white, in sizes 28 to 42 waist! MEN’S $2 TO $4 NEW STRAW HATS Some of the newest and most attractive style 8 plain and ‘* THIS McCov’s, the WEEK , . ee But he sure iv ] To? ——— bisid ‘2 $2 Hot or Cold Jugs; gallon....99¢ $2.75 Hot or Cold Jugs; gal.. $1.49 $1.25 Pt. Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottle, 79c $2.75 Ot. Icy-Hot Vacuum Bot. $1.39 $5 Steel Canvas Folding Cot, $2.95 $4 Steel Folding Yacht Chairs $2.98 90c Canvas Folding Camp Chairs.49c BATHING SUITS ALL KINDS AND SIZES AT MONEY- Cie SAVING PRICES —Street Floor. child. White Duck 6S) Ses a > $4.55 {) /\' \ $1 5 ‘Santa luis ie hid, $8.95 $20 Waterp'f Auto Tents, 713, $10.95 FISHING TACKLE $1.25 Steel Fishing Rods Black Enameled 49c 8 and 9 Ft. Special $1.50 TROT LINE —i150 feet iong with So staced hooks. Special, 88c CASTING no? = WLail& Cayw- $10 BINOCULARS & FIELD GLASSES for Gover- + ; P- , ‘ » enaorscment f ¢t cut, well- Gi tac made white duck Pants in sizes 28 to 42 waist. Sale price, $1.55! Full . nr Ls1@ On admissions to amusements. Sen- ator McCawlevy was a speaker at $3.50 the Association’s luncheon and was introduced by Fred Wehrenberg, the president, who assured him that he would have strong sup- from the motion picture | owners if he became a . , Ene — case and : Fa a a Men’s All- Wool Blue nema ‘ COATS Silk-trimmed all- wool double- breasted 4 blue flanne! Coats for men and young men. Sizes 34 to 44, shoulder strap Choice $15 Field Glasses, with case.. $9.90 $30 8-Power Prism Binoculars, $15.45 $18 Hich-Power Binoculars...$9.90 $8.50 Field Glasses, with case $2.98 CANVAS OUTING SHOES Lace-to-toe. «style; all sizes for men. youths, women, misses and aeerem. (heice, a pair. Bap-tis-ine relieves sinus trouble and nasal catarrah. Trial size 25c. Also 50c and $1.00 at all Druggists. _BAP-TIS-INE | |" NOSE.THROAT & MOUTH ' | Marketed he NATIONAL MERCHANDISING : CORPORATION—ST. LOUIS L497 RB i EL CASTING LINE -~—?9-lb. test. Spe- cial, don't fool yourself $1 RUBBER BATHING SLIPPERS members of the As- plauded the — $1.25 Muliiplying Reel with Click, 49c $6 Shakespeare Level-W. Reel, $3.98 100 Assorted Fish Hooks; now..15¢ $1.75 Floating Minnow Bucket.. 9Sc $5 FOLome CAMP TABLE Sous sls o. sociation stood and ap tatement. Senator y. 19¢ Bathing Suits for men and "$295 $6 Fancy Bathing Suits for men and women; all wool with rayon atripe McCawley has not an-) ‘nounced this candidacy formally i; but has indicated to friends private his intention to seek the nomination. &" women; all weol with rayon stripe; choice. —_—~ Men’s White dies; all wool; 2 to 6 years; choice SD nsctatnaecats regan sce See a es Ragsances cone on > . ni Handsome all-wool —o~ | Sees ; ee RR es . ns : | : -" sa Seat sein a NN. oR rs sa Se eee ae Ss — a anu os MEN'S 2 KHAKI PANTS ALL SIZE, PR. 9 the newest models. Sires 28 to 48. Real $7.50 $7.50 Nu-Lite Gasoline onal can enjoy every mile and every minute on the value, at 95 Lanterns Wabash-Union Pacific. Ybung men’s Bathing ape cial Men's and 81.75 Henvy cotton Salts, at sizes: 98c Fancy Bathing “Suits fer the kid- a k- able erystal, & guer- antced time- ¢@ herper. 89¢. WRIST WATCHES, 6 Jewels. $4.95 $ =—=——_— 400- candle. pow eT > Burne hours one filling. Young Men’s $4 Flannel Pants 1] ‘ARMY'GOODS STORE — O & Wasi INGTON Sp f_ Over 500 pairs of woo! - mixed = col- legiate style Flan- nel Pants in both the light and dark striped patterns thet are so pop- ular for both dress and outing wear! ZF, Splendid through service direct to Los Angeles and to San Francisco from St. Louis on the— “Pacific Coast Limited” Observation Cars’ * Standard Sleeping Cars<« « «Chair Cars’ « « Dining Cars. ont breath cannot offend. If your pleasures or your work bring you in contact with other people, common de- cency demands that you, too, take this pre- caution. It’s a good idea to keep a bottle handy in Nice people Nice people realize that anyone may have Halitosis (unpleasant breath) without know- ing it, and so take the simple precaution offending Yesn'—al! sizes ZR to 36 waist! 13 Had Halitosis manicurists sav I I I that halitosis is apparent in about every third customer — every one of them men from the better walks of life. W ho should know better than they 7 Face to face evidence —Street ‘Floor Lv. . - Louis eee 2:00 pm Ar. Kansas City . 9:30pm Ar. Denver «. - - - 1:00 pm (Tomorow) Ar. Salt Lake City 8:05 am (and cay Ar. Los Angeles . 8:30am (3rd dc) Ar. San Francisco 8:30am (3rd day) Thru service also to Portiand, Oregon by step from car to car on the train. LL OO ETN RTE eNO he ie against others. Every day, and es- pecially before an engagement, simply home and office. rinse the mouth with Listerine,the By the way. our free book of safe antiseptic. Immediately it de- etiquetie is very useful. Clip the unpleasant odors—the coupon below and mail. TERINE —the safe anisepiic ee een ets Three trains to Denver, Colorado— Lv. St. Louis 9:03.am,2:00 pm,11:55 pm <n. ene olorado and Return From St. Louis—(Effective June 1) alifornia and Return +. Lowis—(Effective May 1s) seaeeeiaeeaiiesiinee: amemeeadiee oa &trovs & LAS Clip this Coupon Brand-new ' Ez: they are sii r om : ,, it j On Daciti c ; 2 f POST- DISPATCH — The ae Guide of The B;))onerea @ 404SH ncKe OFFICES, BROADWAY & LOCUST, UNION STATION & DELMAR AVE. Ask for beautiful California Book, folders and travel information PF. L. McNally Wabash Ry. —Phone Main 4080 } McNally, Dictsion P sehen, son Peg . Tippee . L. Carey, General Agent, ki | Dept. H 11—2101 Locust St. | St. Louia, Moa. | Please send me your frée book of eticurtte , Name Also perfect Pants (NOT b® ie stained), at $1.22. » Street L site

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WEDNESDAY VENING MAY 25,1927 an LOUIS POST-DISPATCH four TRAVEL AND RESOETS TRAVEL AND EESOETS _ ' ~— / « Twenty-f PAGE 34 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 53-Day Drouth Ends After Prayers. days was ee Papen eee ee | Attempts Suicide Before Execution a | | ERS MAI FD P a | } Press By the Associated Press. MiG, Gitsivuee & . | | Ry the Associai Pre wocituascalins | mimiaterial aasociation of the city GOLFING rr ' ! Naw 95.— WHT. ets. N. C., May 25.— Se eee alieaelie lila: PAVED = TENNIS : | RRE > HAUT - , Ind. May 25.— ; 3 ” ske tia mia Preis ‘Pal or Basse - AD Ss BOATING ve TER ani ads. acco! npanying torren- ROADS FISHING reagh wines. she an awit wrecked to auditortum NASHVII ce t ay in, rain began | DANCING ag : rains. ee Ae ~ ‘an (Ind.) Eigh Schoel | After having survived an att ions thes = - ; anager sellin ¥ ie nswered today and A ow ith of $3 ng. x ™ “The Beautiful” BATHING ate @ Sulliy i fined in a Gene ol CF ii we" Cc RENCE R ORT be: : gee of here _yesterd ay when it Tennessee Stat ison, } A ES , sc THE IDLEWILD es SS ee eae , , John ry Waliace, N €4 : Ras ex 4 ’ > learlw today fi fhe murder of EE JOHN CAPEK & SON Modern Sammer hotel and sieceping ASHLAND Len Chaney ta Rovegusnele ang ase ace anh oars rMé@arty Ke yTiss O uz 101i Montague, Mich. cottages; central dining reom, perfect aaa a ;.. “Tell It to the Everett Hedrecc Marshall Coun ag ee | wis sanitary conditions. White Lake and 5520 Newstead Marines” and Others ty farmer, in 1925. : Pecornizil Sry) bs m . WHITE LAKE VILLA Lake Michigan bathing. d ' : . ur cnorwe ior j . ais. | Watlace slashed his throat with og ial He: iene aatteen tt, EE, SOE | were B. EE, Wheel, Bn. BA MIETON SILLS and He to Develo} an Scan ofl th eueiae Gite ae tee D E N {™ ARY ASTOR oom @ razor biad hich he told prison wi ets toate es , m ~ tions fnifill all in making this an ideal S201 « Rroadw oe - gee we ry ~ é. — ; } ain 5 Flees” | ROR ELLFEVIEW RESORT " . adden ats , _uicago ir mau i OT, no t te oO t e réa safeguar against \ modern hotel, 9-aecre grove fronts running water: 60 acres forest, 500- lake, cottaces, exreilent meals. goif foot private beach, tennis, goif, . tooth decay and tender gums 2@th and Bremen oom “Plames” A course, fishing. bathing. boating. tennis. ague ; | Write for foi der and rates. R. A. FIFE, Mont Mich. Mrs. (. V. Smith. prep... Whitehall. Mich. EMBASSY ‘“rod's Great Wilder- ; sim > | a since 8 To 49°38 Deimar C « Mo bony nl of Men” MM UNI : Pp i ea i ps " - ee , - — ‘ na a y i ———t\ — ,# the to physical well-being. But Nothing could point more / : > | $15,073,500 in dividends in tame it was difficult to clearly to the use of Squibb’s | See some of these we: ie ) ; peti ey q ol ES ee) From St. Louis to Chicago the air | Satil today, , ] (Comedy and View is be handle +s th decide what constituted an Dental Cream as the correct | | dec ae ads é © Aas ‘ i S s : s be nena , A . 4 4 . tis wav to protect teeth and gums. | } ) | ; | Sa a eee Saft Kirke cod, Mo. Camedy and Views > j Prices: $3, $8, $12, $18, $24 (Bex Seats) | O's associates at the St. Louis- | €Mective sateguard against th! oes 4 ICKERBOCKER sPOERER PRocRaw SE, S291, S28 (lara) P ambert Field—Philip R. Love, | enemy because of the confusion For Squibb’s Dental Cream i erie: and stenus seieall + S145 Park land "Finger Prints” Municipal Opera Ticket Office ee movers resulting from conflicting the- made with more than 50° of | : ging into a solid mountain @f POTRLE. PROGRAM ety Aeese Se. ee & Smve seliien te ON Os Tae Robertson | eries as to what is correct Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia. the | copper ore—a bigger job thay . , Aireraft Corporation. At Chicas | t M c N a i mi e Bat SINGLE TICKET SALE a Pidecnseiiinaieeede a ee mouth hvg rene standar rd ot lity. Enough , ; . the Panama Canal, McNair-Pestaic ig tute ‘lashe ag gtd ee eae eae ’ i + . lL, ° : | ; -? : sir-Pestaloz: | | STARTS JUNE 1 >: : ie To put an eae i dh 6 com. 1 Bore the acids in : Z . )\ _S ‘ ¢ sc - Mar ae Y a oa ‘ a on . wer mou se | : meri Sete MACKLIND | Seu INCREASING | Prices: 25¢, 50c, $1, $1.50, Bor Seats $2 Ma rk k Letters Air Mail.” —s dition. E. R. Squibb & Sons YOUr moutn at the time you use : , ] PURrCSS Letters should be marked “Ak cleat as sal ‘i b it, and to neutralize afterwards ‘3 . 7 eh mnataese lore —is cae fail” ada 1 tn Tindhareh | Caused an imvestigation to be ieaiy canta das alae Haale | : the most beautiful cities on thy pai Ss tat! Ja . P ‘ g.c0 oc. S415 Arsena! and ( ormed? Wail” an ; at — . Care : 1 w Yorl ; . f rade. 50.000 dentists were MOGLER (DOUBLE PROGRAM } “>, OPERA ty oe 4 ‘or! mus m e ( ‘ . ‘MeFaddens Fiat” ( 26 G R A N Dé . ct ie jtage is 10 nts a hal asked to give the results of Sauibb’s Dental Cream cleans : 3 a Bat! in Great Sal th and Bremen t and “FLAMES” Cooi HO — 0 ER aE Oe . ie : ‘ a : ° , thing t Lake, 1L A. M—CO? 12 M ee ee Cig: their experience. beautifully. It relieves sensi- : 7 -_— where you float like a cork im *» BAirei al ¢ i o * . _ ) WYLE BIGGIE and MAGNETIC MISSES CTE aa igen sl toggraaperes ge 95. of th «cwers ved tive teeth and sore gums. it is - * , invigorating salt water, is STHFR RALSTON | stmast: cial hia c OF the answers recerve ive teeu . : . . NEW SHENANDOAN = “Fashions FOR °¢ 7 OTHER FUN RIOTS 7 iia _ . ; nea : ihe athe Pies 3 said that: aafe for evervone. : — you ll never forget! ona i ee eee emo fi 4 Visit Salt Lake City on your western trip. FREE STOP. Bdwy & Shenandoah ‘ WoMEN” + ln I “QUARANTINED RIN Als.” A Farce ; - fork Cit t that the ? is are the most # ae oo ‘ ‘ - _ . . £? Ja¢% S$ @ - Cize £ t regi af * - Sensational Reducti 3 | ; . 2 OC such. we may nor seem to per- wy DOUBLE-E@\DER TODAY. Yaich He ioves so wel! spire at all, cur pores constantly give . off odcr-causing moisture. ; MRE St el li EE A REO ee! fi when this hygienic toilet soap PAULINE ‘ SCHOOL BENEFIT eee Pa See : ’ Fddie Canter in | sirens game at = oclock. . Box Baye re- aw vee , C8 ee ‘al Delivers” | serve seat tickets on sa@ie at 400 Olive -niewe efforts to increas ti — ie Pca St. GArfield 7675. mo a? ate = ee ee woe Yet it’s easy to avoid embarrass- ee ‘ $e! bid : € : ‘ S2si siViti O« tauon ines offer lew summer fares to this heaithfui pleasure land—consuit: yu »0 b COSTE LLO | ; ae * pean vine pes z . ee PORK CHOPS Pennsyleania Railroad Goodrich Steamship Lines Pere Marquette Railroad a MILLION BID” > - ° 2 init even rent &% The oe "a _ vine linn Butter 15 ee Motor ee Shave kine Sitieeteads Ghee }} | pounds a day, according to Mich ay ey _ MICHIGAN TOURIST & RESORT ASSOCIATION a apy = | a ee epecied hugs: pound | Fresh SPAR ERIBS, ib. 14 Dept. 222, Grand Rapids, Mich. - Sec. Mgr ; iia ae ae } AS. > ‘ wf tiw ~ a ° § Golortat Pune Stow]! | 23/0, At present the Clearing Hous SPRING ogg PURE 19 regs: 08 Te ~ — enandoah ‘ lET iT RAIN” i THE win’ w IND OI YOU T . iti? {> t “d t esas D, . i- i ‘ ~ I c Sh 7 = Shean A ESTE MRO Plate = Act used br Clie nts of the i ork Steaks, | ciou S lua Roast i Beet THY yt) | Sandwich ers ~ Grand-Shenandecah ~* “White Flanneis ‘Ol rita?) } ri ~ - | } ee ee | Ghuck Steaks, Lh., | Sandwich © we Fires! nrimp, i0,_ BANANAS Sed Hab, { * a4 ae | arg : a ; trnent . is Ie a Rar ain Yo Cahil ‘ , {Swans GHAL SHLIFLES Pe ee 2 ee ere : a 1} A Ta: ” Sade Steak. Ih a +, turned today with em LZ.e€mMment o Appreciate: ee ee r —_ ‘a he: Hi ART OF Fat YUKON’ } ee Cae ee — 1 ra Sunfish, {b, MeL BIF PROGRAM henatlitinensenktnemene ' Sa oe . the hana Pou Woodland e sexi) OTs for Vom sy armani emcee — A aor aR ei z _ . sodenin . ‘ 7 » . ad | Dressed Gare. i iw S015 Gravols en A The 0M — | ¥ cones , ye ite Minnie White Porch. | 7 | ‘ 7 , : | he + oe , : ty : r c Wafer silced [srna, for 5ths.2 yal ai u An! ‘ . 2 ) a Where everv dav 6 2 fescval, rds ¥ Hitn id Licxeeping t or cook ylannel | = ge gt 7 and every other building a tem ple. Where every stick and stone is a thing of exquisite VIRGINIA { Constance Taimadge a 4 ao -eeping “4 ? mn , WASHINGTON ar Sth ‘i ae iia a » teil 7 Sil7 Virginia “Venus of Venice ' ( vatinueus tt to il ' =, | ose Sis PEACHES ge Pure Fine GA \ linia tina 35 | | - re Si % 4 > Tigia Recas Seaneiates. pe P é \ ; _y if for the proper amounts oo Sap oe mt ted ‘2 Lb. ke ey beauty, and every hcur amie” it is arged in t lictment iat "34 fo x S chanting piayiet. You mustss® 2 : | | the Orient — before it becomes RICHARD DIX in Soni Cinderella fig ote KOUT TODAY AND ALL WEEK_ " ee NORMA SHEARER = leis | Lew Cody, Carmei! Meyers |} bonds and solid the ut the Li ESTHER KALSTON Be ) UilG aiwiu oe A. & ee ‘ GRAVOIS ; in FASHIONS iin _ DEM! - BRIDE” if |} erty Central Trust Co. through the Sefferse 0K WOMEN” a j hoe, a & Gravois K | her M tt teeing of havine a relative come V7, a | i. —- largest - BICHARD DIX CAPT. NUNGESSER here from Texas to maxe t. me oz eas ae Z fastest ips on the Pacific. Free Lafayette 6 =H in “THE SKY RAIDER” , ite an } from Vancouver in 1643 & Jefferson “Knockout Reilly” EMMA TRENTINI “2 a° ** em hs et, pre ie eter} e are ee Wy." ote Ne ie . ae * . « - ae) “a hae ns Sas oe Sot ah be Maa! ae ale Sate Me ot : ~~ . 4 +7 4 a¥ 8, “ . Se mene ae Ne : Kingsland ; yt a Becca He 6457 Graveis Ar. A Wise «4 rackers” 4 sary _— _ i | Ob CONGRESS ( (o.% Actor ts ba a ay EEE : “ROOKTE Mer Ci “r Lea. oie Pe . 4023 Olive St. \MATEURS | ERIC ZARDO | | rrough forwardin idres ~ eae Kner ot Pe ei One Set of Refrigerator ‘all — etures iis woe loft with the hotel. & oT Pe A oe Dishes Given Free With . . — 7) — | oadinn Past AUBERT ea LINDBERGH'S il | was traced to a 125-acre farm nea: ay eS Every Refrigerator | WRT TY AN , 2 i 82 tone ae a ioe i | ae r _ . an fe , ‘ , 4 GArfi ete 4 For fremnrt sappy A. a , : / - Diekroemer Ovstrict Freignt Agent, 2080 Rall E Sidg.. St. Lows, Ma, Record-Makine Filighke Exchange Aubert and Easton “ME Wt" , | in x ,@s .: 2a enn Keep Cool at Loexn = Ls ie@XICan raer Detectives 7 i? . : MIKADO a. BOW . —r “mn 7 th any which ‘i ‘ti Sea 7 ae hy id. wh S855 Easton ‘Children of Divorce sn es mad & ied. a.n — feu OS Tesi M.: ‘ ; ie i a pe ® & par. _ i = pageant |" | WOMEN Se —_Aam : ! use 4 dentirie Psa [WOMEN ONLY | wise reoucon w muy | pay-pea omens | (CH EEN I THE ———— : LEA S831 Delmar : “MR. Wt ——-—---—— TODAY (50.000 Textile Workers Accept L@®s tHANSFY 66 , oe ‘ent T ai | . ' : TIVOLI! | _ The Spreading | r Cent ¢ $y . oY f . Si) | | | Ta cruise passengers returning to New York >s sted ~ ' ; » i i at Ne NS Sok ~ turnin a ( -ocay on the luxurious “Resorute” have realized 6550 Delmar “SK 1 1° Ae cas Evil” : : , : é ; * ’ — ' wil VOYage Cr their creams. From the far cormers a+ rs’ Cheques. | ag rm ; ; | ea that a dentiinece HI-POINTE Ee A SMASHING. THRILLING. DRA las been epted ehals ilavion & MWictC ane. . “Kneckout Keiily’’ ae rH SOR EBHE I a! FERENT ; ‘ s .¢ ; ‘ eG ti. O01 40 ; ‘ = oe | ANUS You HAVE | ’ ed with a j is, -y Rave gathered a store of delight. ui im- ; honld - ~-~4i:@ ¢clean—not try t 3! 7 w"eere re ; “© + * see color “ i, Uri tading ; Filial * : : | —appeais strongiy to ee Oto ee nami es Rae eeisaens F\ ER SEF SN “Naught, Nanprrttie” roe! Se t 2 I sir : / ; a : Mis eemeiten” S ees | Know the Tryth Our eat Peri! | ; " > Orin iii-@- , ae pei “3 ne e i { | 70 Manpchesier DANCING CLASS 10U —_ ; anc £.t. weit ¥ nul always cherish (oo ee atamtelamtaa inane oll | : , b a : ie , Sg te intelligen ieitan ¢CORINNE: CRIFFITH GARRIC ‘01M 1 BPM edu : ate | — oo Steamer Gi Bson Porcelain _A= n ns ae oat ec of modern : rt es oa ae Chairs With - Rest : a. O J ry | h 1 | nen. iat i why more ‘ 1 the r | : Arm Rests Refrigerator wml ) anua (t ? to Fit Any Budget ae e : vi : i ee evel : 3 ae . 1928 You can choose accom: nodanons Rae a use Colgate’s than 3111 Suttoe Av. | “THKEK ROURS* 50c cur 104 shi ips to suit your ceed : other dentifrice. For 6th and Chesinnt DOLRILE PRIMIRA™M Der vag Lee ; : ° Zz a R K ; “THKEF HOTR~ cttienieaon aa ; : 7 ae ; eres w Porcela bet ” Let tf 3 ha: : bat | gg i oe Lhe “Resorutre.”” Ous - 4 Prise ea $ is made to do just , —* - “—*% Sal.s8 modest ou 27% 3 : . , J “m °° thing—to clean—the Oe ee eS ey: ~ a - — -) Webster Grores ‘ and “THT Hou’ iti ii ae ce a a a ae ‘ST. LOUISE | : Feder |) ia Deimar : . ' ~~, ’ . "i c@i¢ da * , ' —* ‘ : , ae 50- ; eae Rupe on fhe mebei- pose 3 a ‘ ss si ave a - — the We orid. Make this a quarters to all ad ' ae oo a ae : Somgent Jing ch _ ing dental iW wi | ECZms —— 14) ca c— oy 7 a as. tH c > COLUMBIA. a pees crereir vaumevuies (| Woke: : S257 Southwest “Afraid to Love” |‘ and the san t Feature ~ et oy . 7 : : i ail, erin: si M. mts Ras IN TING OUS—11 > Mw ar 2 \ aiihie°™ PM ais tee it ¥ wing 3 . o . + : satentn »* " Rags "€ t . UW Lé OBERT W ARWICK nage enee : 5— Dr. f GiieaME Made of hard. Pay $4.00 Down Rasesndiehaiass = , Libbe , Kates—iciuding shore excu ursion: . up- se oo “don Dental Cream is rend & Florissant * “Children ~ Divorce nN PERSON | 1 a3 sie eal ss fra with Convenient Terms C ippiy : (an et us help sow clan vou crip ed ade to clean teeth, and it far further emformetion UE = S ptameial Bebecter™ KAR Av AEFF s co. enetrated | seats en : , ins : Be Arranged . : De % , Compaony's Office. 1100 Locust y ES fans them better by the fol- —" ABP: Og methe od: ae Ses a a — J 3 Room OUTFIT ¢ 95) HAMBURG. AMERICAN I LINE WHITE STAR: : | bras in ES. INC., General Agents Anuemnc erent Laws Rup pte Michig Av., Ch 5 veemegan at “City of Healing Waters.” —. aervices are advertising in “CHILDREN OF DIVORCE” | ‘ tie ed ood Place to Buy Furniture” — Sonmmeieh ie Se —— se Hote! Theat is Different _— Rower. Fa the Post-Diapatch Want ea. : Rts . per Ww. _— — eames prings. Ark. eee 4 rat . pees eit i meses si [Lestmer nacsms “cary coorrn | nd the loa suet a Corner Washington at Ninth eng y make others ont” paeey 24 ||| SonT IN THE NORTE: OM i “ — . ha Ss af Rt RB : HOWE; —W ane eo? - ponte iA? } . rt? s om 4 r - - Hi Lon re we 7 ¢ ee the affers fer rent er fer an] t write fre “stew. iF AT? i r & +? a5 eiz | ‘ iL a . a Pestiteeatet’ wneene | icrom’ RUTCmTS. “Fem Tr. LOUIs REFE SRENCE a 4

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enid oie radiv. —=pe TRAVEL AND RESORTS tii : + +7 x 7 Wrecks School Auditorium. — over the school’s lergze smoke- Stack and caved in the roof. A company rehearsing for an ama- |teur stage duc 7 45©€ production was in the ed the auditorium |-4 ng sf th ins, W recked the audi ressit 46 rooms off the stare I tis! 7 Ind.) High School Sates tenons = Sullivan (Is | h of here vesterday when it | escaped d.. May 25.— ccompanying torren- | ir Ra! ury. schoo! ay iditorium at the time and | —ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PREMIER BALDWIN APPEALS FOR) UNITY AMONG ALL BRITONS TROUBLES FOR FLEEING MISHAP. Prime Minister Asks People to Make Empire Great Force for | Righteousness in World. By the Associated Press. | LONDON, May 25 to all Britons to he} | Empire a great force for righteous- ness in the world, and’a plea for inity were voiced by Premier Stan- ley Baldwin in an Empire day ad- | dress throughout country last night from ;tions of the British ges broadcast Broadcastin Corporation. The Prime Minister | | delivered his home, No. 10:Downing street. “We must devote our best en- |ergies in the years to come—Tory messere from he de- appeal | make the | the | all the sta- | his | { ; *iage and sped away. MOTORIST BLAMES DOMESTIC Admits His Motorcar Rammed Parked Machine, but Says Mind Was “Temporarily Blink.” Domestic troubles, which caused his mind to go “temporarily blank,” iwere given as the reason for his ‘running away from the scene of an ‘automobile accident last midnight by Fred P. Willey of 3455 Keokuk street when povice arrested him | this morning. Willey admitted that his was the which last night ‘Tammed a parked car in front of ,8551 Arsenal street, in which two |women were seated, and that he ‘had backed away from the wreck- Mrs. Margaret Andenwood ave- automobile O’Brien of 4917A WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY | constipation, but the | tory | Mrs. Loyd Duncan, of Pine Knot, Ky. | “*I began using it four or five years | ago, 20, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DIDN'T RELISH | HER BREAKFAST ‘Head Ached and There Was a Dull Stupid Feeling That Indicated the Need of Black-Draught. ccy ha ve tried may? lv most Biack-Draught, remedies for ana sfac- one is SUVS and still use it when I need a lax- t seems to cleanse m ¥ system. ‘I used to have severe headaches. — e. | | would get up in the morning with a lull, stupid feeling, and a bad taste DEATHS APRIL Entered into rest on W aged Funeral from the family peerentn, Lula arenue. Time ister. Entered father and father-in- vg Funera! 2 Arth lore. 3846 Lindell morning. May 27. at 9: maculate Concept —, Cc in Calvary Cemetery. BAN NON —AL oa 23. 127. Joh band of Amelia sister of Kate Willis of _Cleveigad. Mary MckKinty of Jef! May 27 “a. 2 Ind. Funera! Friday. 'frem Roberis | boulevard, PAGE & ‘and at 6:30 a. B 605 South Grand tery. make our unitw such a! a eee | ved serious internal in- » 2 ! r a TAH'S mineral produce : & Bor of i 4 - : r “ es: ‘ i ae . . BR | ‘Co i} Vv tna ifil ang women will | 4 Irioe when 1. ‘oe fiIIM tn +}, GF, tion in 1926 w ee ? ee eae : | ;regard the Empire as one - "| edepagteema nen Bs0e€ Was tung to the y } was valued E oe y eR I ey Sie a th upire a6 one, and i | rioor os the parked by the im- t $2, 293. 65 3 , 4“ : “ees 2 oe - . (may become Oseit . f¢ . sit en > car y is m™m a 53 each week — ae Boe | POSEIDie for them t0/ pact of the collision. > * oe St fh "oe oe eee. my on alae ae tT} ea ‘ thin ‘4 } q 4 > hi aA —or a total ®f $119,270,000 for : ee eececitee mee | s, to New Wiiey was arrested after poliec the year! Utah ranks firs South Africa{, _ Spacked license among all states in silver pro. automobile duction, second in lead, third nnho nue, Aberal and Labor alike.” “he * rece} a #4 7 peor gp | BAKRETT—Entered day. Ru 25. 1227, “Sonn * ueband of Elisabe t (nee Gear father of a. N jin my mouth. I didn’t feel like I |; wanted mv- breakfast, and I didn’t | feel equal To my work. ] now take - Black-Draught as soon as I begin | Verdon). and Walter. our dear brother, brothe- =. PlIne t eo "my +, . ' | feeling these age ms, and a few law. grandfather and uSsT?*s the i a uncle. se number | doses makes all the difference in the Due notice of Sunera) later Ww hich M rs. ' wor ad. ] do ne t w ith dence, sole Evans avenue. . : ee 1oe te" eens ee . Oe Os Se ae oo . . . , Woman com panion ha q i hea 2 (ls he, ana I dc * - See ne : ee Nee 8 1 FOm BB Z Newcastle.’ : | ; ac eatin io not have sour in copper ’ and four th ink gold. YOO * ooo Bea area % Bite” > eee oS Se & iia esi +3 : +4 + + "ritie) wn. sine ar struck Dv | stomar h anv more. . ’ " do IG “ee pees 2 . »o ge . , .. . ey A A | i ; : ¥. . " ; g Name Address | City Pull-Up Chairs Upholstered in good quality tapestry with plain velour seat, 5 OF motiier seriha Trimp pew Vi es he jatesi pricenter. and Lena Hicks, ow | Visit Salt Lake City on vour ick ener - tr oa) ; iennan as western trip. FREE STOP- Ml tas with MeMinaeen stew Mill oS em!» ~ Cu ‘ se aA s iiss his i 4 sit * . Jor Constipation, body odorin others, yetsorarely know when we or LifeDnny. So refresh: hae millions bat cre t every c: It P= Soe ann ee ide fron aslected cont — 5( wonderfully interesting experi- GENERAL CREDITORS fF DORRIS ents and tests, the fundamentals U se , a Trustee Joseph M. Reardon Denies | Report That 50 Per Cent ‘onstipation will occur from time to || opportunities. pend miming bookiet. ‘ their ¢ lieve in hy & ha ; according to Truste loseph M.| close to nature as possible, hence my |} ridley “MAL Ll , , , Reardon, who said a previous state-|/ remedy for constipation, Kr own as) bf % 7 on > is not a habit-forming preparation. | 7 iy Qu Obert md Svrup Pepsin is pleasant-tasting, and AT AGE 83 tive-cathartic medicine. Get & pac kage todar Bathing in Great Salt Lake . Louis uctic de where Ou float lik the ‘oOlice Boar ur st 2 os in for erection Mrs. Bertha Chaprin, 15 miles | of here. | VER on all rai ds. nstead of permittine only certain | : . ¥s tana peggy | Perey Eee re res body of Mrs. Garwols, bound hand | . ay & : i db i 4, § : Pa ‘ ; ure | ; . - Mail Coupon Today! ‘a, , and was dug up on the farm Indigestion. Biliousness Though we may not seem to spireatall,ourpores constantly give gives lasting | ruickiy rat next sday, bi ids will be ; oaot. rinsing lis you ‘gives preate taken from any who care to figure ‘gan tl actice of medicine back causes and relief in this common COMPANY TO GET 20 PER CENT suzen* ere unchanged. ng ELNeT ce Will Be Paid. time cardiess of how much one. ee as senere reditors ¢ he bank-/ tri 0 rid it. Of next import- -- , ‘ ™ . ae mei 1ut creditors wou | l’s Syrup Pepsin, 18 a , ' a | : It cannot ‘ -oungstess love it. It does not gripe. Thousands of mothers have written For sale e everywhere; oe ea salt water, is a northwest thrill youll nev rret! Police Headquarters |" ° : | | ; er forget! be Sit Mrs. Chaprin, referred to by Mc- a | Handy when this hvgienic toilet soap keeps pores purified? | statute provides Sat as ast Monday TRANGE how quickly we notice iw skin = Prashiceacg se pyar tye: a : : f ra face ed 7 a ; aws ¢¢ t! : t. PUIs ollie Boa Dr. Caldwell ~ healthy looking. Oe a . advertising, and the number of Y of odot-causing moisture. Better still it he protect against bids shall not be restricte: ur Kee ou Healthy | Yetit’s easv to avoid embarrass- cistast-——Dy removing itnseen germs tolled : } a — —— n gb from time to’; the medical protession makes ter how.careful people are | | ealth, diet and exercise, pianning to visit your city this ne es ail , epilanc : , it whe , and aim interestec tustraal ; i rris ViOLO! Oo. J rece ‘iance, tn now to treat 1% when _— about : per cent of thei ‘ial! i omes. be getting @s able compound. it ost delicate system and me to that effect. brings on let a duv has been a new wave of drastic phvsics. Ca Recentiv there and premature old lomel, Aa age. Do not zo by wl thout ites and loosens g bowel mov oment.- Do not sit d; salts which | hope, but go to a and from the body and one of i bet ties of Tuesday thin the lood, causing rheumatic I Take : a ' aches and pains: coal tar ‘phenolph- night and by morn- thalein) disguised in gum or eandv | like a different per- | that poisons and irritates the 18 only about a cent | stomach, intestine and ‘vrup Pepsin for vour- in eruptions. In a the family in - ve : | saw any and $1.00 SPECIALS $1.00 ..$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 $1.00 | s ri oe | a? ifn J 5—Wrought Iron Smokers..... 7—Soiled Junior Lamp Shades. 15—7-Piece Household Sets..... 2i—Canvas Stoo, 3 for.......-. 9— Decorated Shoe Boxes..... 36—3'-Gal. Garbage Pails, 2 for. $1.00 CASH DELIVERS ANY REFRIGERATOR have a observe ~ f ling. Mre. Louis Lindner, oa our dear mother-in-law, s¢grendm creat-grandmother, sunt, Gear sister-ia- law of Mrs. Hy. Poertner, at the age of Thu . 2 2B. . eee Natural Bri @ Evangelical Laut heran “Church, Zion Cemetery. cenerous . . Caldwell’s Svrup Pepsin. Ta id pDext «* teaspoonfu! ing you: will son. The a dose. Use self and members of vation, bil " + © . © om aA ¢ im — > . Farm isa . —_- filled cushion; the thing for dear grandmother bedreom., will lie in south G ay 24. 192 iee7 4-30 YT ww at ° . Garling panes mee P f ele Gion m érandch!id, -.. a: ane cousin ® The funeral will face ani aaa ge Me 2 p. m. e N. t to heey eae . HOMANN—On Wednesday, May 25, 1927. riha Homans (nee Muedler), end }father of lida, and our a > Drother-in-eaw end uncle, ip his seventiets | Fear. Funeral from FPeets funeral or § | | ‘fayette avenue and Longtiellow aman a thee on Friday, Mey 27. et 10 . m. Inter- ‘was & member of Uedeckeann ‘Clyd. (o4) HUPMANX—Asieep In Jesus, Monday, May , ee, ». a W (nee Poertner), beloved wife dear | Remains te at *s +. ‘. m. ednesday. Funeral @ iors. 1905 south bial Pode” the B@ GLon—Entered +? * months and ] s Henry J. Homann, beloved husband ef Be ‘ment New St. Marcas Cemete late Christian Hopmann, KILLED VUoman in "77 ‘weer CfauUus Lt g S| pDowe! . - nracrice tr’ f 4; rears T Nev er OPERATING RADIO England Accidentally ¢ a , reason or tne llectrocuted. c const! iousness, sour bad breath, no ep- headaches, and to break up : Alwavrs house, and of health: warm, the 7 + 7 ? a medicine cram] rv empty clean- ir use when *+% . : ra very Pens} ae Ww i i the netite. wels just as prompt!: fevers colds. of Mrs. Charies Bebie, as | rentiv, wT 17 evstem. constipation! Yt hardens vrour ar-' bowels open. more priping . | and 'hottle 3 the | , these th rules the head cool, the feet ig sa : . and nout - | damage to the Reep robs vour strength, Where every day is a festival, serve and every other building a tem- ine ple. Where everv stick and stone is a thing of cxquisite beauty, and every bour an ep- chanting playlet. } ou must see the Orient — betore it becomes too modern. Go this year, viz one of the magnificent Em- presses — newest, largest and fastest ships on the Pacific. Fre — from Vancouver. swift, happy days — then Yokohama. Full information, seriling dates and plans of ships from loca! stcamship agents, oF from . £ rnp odore Punt. Agnes Hunt. our dear daughter-in-law, aleter-in- . ay 27. arroli nen @ +4415 Natural Bridge avenue. of Perpetual Melp Church. Calvary Cemetery. @ HUNTER—On Tuesday, May 24, Jane M. Hunter, beloved qwife of late Ralph Hunter, sunt of Sister M Calista of Good 8h herd ° @ Kate Deme and Mrs. , Funeral from Peets Being Presented as This Week's Stage Spectacle at SKOURAS'’ mbassador Theater | Was Inspired by the Mystic and Alluring Fragrance of the Truly Parisian Perfumes by we 4 see bh +) aie lade ibd Lilé raci¢ 6 _@ ,* ,*, 7 _ **% et _* .* @ _.*,% 2%. % _%.*% © © & © .@ ©» © & © & Always carry Comadian Pacific Express Company's Travelle-*s Cheques. negotiable everywhere , . Conly 1S Caicl mney mm carbonate 1908 Hlorn : NO MAIL MEMORIAL DAY ~~ = ; - a - : Ne ee \iain Postoffiee and AU Stations -washing ave, SWeEeDPS 10 Be Closed. OoOsens and ei ii\ ground powder whi ’ » ot ; q par LICIOS, Interment a m. y__eeeseeseeeeeeF'/' European Service to Fit Any Budget You can choose accommodations on one of our 104 chips to suit your needs. any other Colzai f We nC food bd dm SAS omy - ‘ i % antall:. Inteiits PY i ° : . Women, ha Ss whv a modern polishes more igate 5 that i} ifrice. For 's iS ma de to do just Ohne thine > clear e 4) ae O inem use ¢ gent over teeth, tongue, ; 1] den! + °° 7. @ G2 & @ © @ @ FS ¢ 4 & @ retin pps SUTTaCes, . ‘ Jefferson City {Mo.) papers please copr. This exquisite production, | KETI— Fin‘ered into reet May 23. 1927. at 11:45 p.m. Rowe Keil wenberth), : > % " eh? 2 : ' ’ . i é ” — eee ee 4 i 4 . et i’ vi a4 = 2 & BAT BLINN bc FISHING h —— * i 4S R EFE RENCE ~~ OT > is eiver irng was killed by her home-in Cropse; Lagle PARTMENT STORES POR SALE AY All GOOD DR een aww aes © >» + a7 ¥ - Pe Pd ee ee ee ee ee OBB BOD aL BD ae ae « a , ’ ‘ ) ‘ ‘ ; a. — ~~

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4 WEDNESD Ay, MAY 25. 1997 | _HELP_ WTD.—W OMEN, IRLS ELK ERiPrE KR-— Miduie-aze GIRLS ver roti, ta vr table b Usiness on- tvoln : By ite Sa.ary $1600. Be ~ "Re tee ‘come Fo", hes rs ev ePnin cz Pte — (c33x} ei Deri. ts "aT a ¥ . a | 3144 Law: on. Undry “LAU NDRY HELP —~ iran ers. P — - Arky ifw 5 f ED ()pP a RATORS Ann MOR ] RY. ] ea OPERATOI : ~# A ARMENT CO. ns. Call @ and rare eo 2201. Ouse WOTK references. 154 €iic r genera! ho —— bis ise ferences; 38OL Flora piace. fed? ne ee al recliring use w'l-educated ambitious for CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN we hare a mone@- fcr a linge ag on -hyoree. Seer Mr. amm. 290) ge oon (od) S adel WANTED house-to-house os EMiONSTRA ORS——P't om = cea.n $s shop. ce 1 arITrnimMer h vusenold per dat Pe Mr. > to " tr mm. young wemne for WEDNESDAT, MAY 25. 1927 FOR SALE—WANTED MISCELT ANEOUS FOR S ALE wa GET the Help you need when you need it—Call MAin 1111, ask for Betty, the expert Adtaker “W@ ___ 08st LOUIS ' $5 HSPATCH. 3T —————— ee vegeta GOODS FOR SALE MUSICAL AU TOMOBILES Pianos and Organs For Sale Broug ae TOX fOBIL = hnams—For Sale | Coupes— 4a 7 nr —— , [rol's at 50 ner cent of TP suey mg OU he LOC > DINNER § ane aE et ee oe “AUT OMOBILES Auto Bodies. For Sale AUTOMOBILES __ Sedans For Sale AUTOMOBILES Sedans For Sale con wrt) A 4" rer a 3 ‘ oe : — AL i . vf - =... Clive (oR @erst Rei: , : fhe Oper ti “tor ai; Cart “| 70: original! ' sve 50 m Forus 563 :° THE CARTWRIGHT | MOTOR TA . weet. + BONG. Socal | ; aay CUR’ “ - wnonnchnte HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE 2 a Re NN mm ne HOUSEHOLD GO ODS WANTED Coaches BUICK SCHNURE- STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES For | Sale store {; taven cases $7 or 2 ‘\. Oth a ~~ rrket. (c100> rococo, aaee, B2u0 Bi ope 77 bargains a Oo” ONE A LOT : t+. wonderful cond: sture Coa.. FU ‘ Sy a ® et lll te the res anniiance to

2B: - tu J PA ; ¢ haar , . : ‘ 4 ’ > Dodge 4-Door Sedan " - : SEWING MACHINES ee ee i I ee - — Se inated as a _ - a ~~ CLOTHING XX afit¢ a Tue » > gegen aikiny, . Mines ned ber 31 (9.7 > 7 or: CCRNITURE Co.. ‘Entral 8180. (084) AsSY TYPEWRITER AND ADDING HRYSLER STORE. 2651 Lafayc’ MACHINES For Sale ——— ———V/ VNiks—Mimeogreaph, type ns. loO42 Pierce bide. ‘S7) 7 HiI\h—FHygrroyggha, Line io Fr. BE. MeCarthys (oRO ; a [Nite M ACHINE, — 6 Te tand, 4156A Mel hersca. os it derwood, used Keming tom, by othe! Ro ower rentals; repaire, Auto Exchanfe. ¢¢ Louis T W.. 203 N. 20th. MAim 11 G5. : ; ic ire ~~) F : | . -_ Es 277 Se furtable home. gentiemen: reasons bie. SS (f ” TET Sy - one: wewel | { PARK, 3130—Room and board; $8 per ee — yi iigese Lani Sb week. £6) y\\ Rix IM NI BU .RD— =~ 7 Serre Trott - pe se. LE » a South Sivta Curch an othe. * Eustom Firishad llaed Cars —— [7 og Instruments For Saie K HW - 4 ame atts tay tO ma te ara ay ct a ag Ogg ty cella PO, ae lO celta stg o. BUELE— BOLSE. S21 1926 Will , Wee . 429 — Boerd. 1 @w $ led ia fH i3} “ar ‘NE FL. ~~ om and —— {cho} =. youd b pon bth room wits employed OP: S60 anc board Trucks I or Sale yr ae . aw. x. «524 — on, board, a, Cract'cn .¥ Hews Om cima bot water. Lindell ar ; if PP trtrsa 38§44-— Road Punning . o@ meaig family etyla, §6.0%. he ites Ff iPnimhed orivete i teks _Abaly 5256. > % cellent Meas. te forfiiebed reer. ML OF et) l—ioard, room, board fur ¢ coh arge frent feo. t rh nay es“ ae cs —— a _« “ wathorn ei al HNURE- -BUICK Ag r , ‘ a ' oe ‘ | fost 1.498 = . ; " _ * * Gtpeifeee freer. ang «arage QP gifia Pires a. J ‘Delightful . front _ chad ' . accuses, spe iad Automobiles For ie Miscel'aneous ie > hor : 7A rape oon 2. young ritment. #- F Orem G382. tel) \D BOARD—Single with bath and three iv: $8 per week. Call LAI DE SMITH, I9 PA rkview 15683. oF 4 yosure. Ter a bene, f ¢ ;7)".. oom ena peara loge. tof; instil ceereumninnntctines ~ F fas ROOMS _. cae mel ee aed tod on venience. HUPMOBILE [.) ae Central Thi. 3127 Locust hee te es b> shewer bathe “ a o. ail . = ‘ er > “AY 2 MOC mN FE. y ; P aoe Shoe “a ery a 146 ere evar “9 we ere ." ‘ ¢ 4 O- eeeEee a , hes, Iencer. gr , n Ts ii res F oe aie -— oe * Ti. € ‘Cc. 7 =e W Gta ° AMID ANE ON NER Ite 0 APT yA RR a RTS sep ie PIER ETE eee eens ote Eye ail tr agin one Ft ah ee = Hes gL Aerio an aoe ena lib: Sa A ey ayia ton ks + LR A A OR BAP NE Mee he wear eee rn ey ee

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pe-CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES are NEEDED-WATCH the HELP.WANTED ads. SS et a ee : rcA FLATS FOR RENT— Weer | OR RENT. rox COLORED | —————— N ’ MENTS FOR RENT | _ FLATS FOR RENT—Central | FLAT FOR RENi—»out Sen geo . | F 7 —— ROOMS FOR _RENT—: North ROOMS FOR RENT—West APART MENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS F¢ FOR RENT vonsiuiess aICKORY. = =315—3 ROOMS. ELECTRIC, ARSENAL, 19=9A—S 33%) 1 $2 ReX — —= A Oe et? 36 SRAEF 9190 — : , = | @OPHERS ee eo eg, sw ae West | GAS, $25 vie TOR 6895. (e55x TRIC, GAS, $25. VICTUR : —— EINBERG ‘ JONES, RE: ; — "S813 (Pn- Laen)—Moder ml : ; | NE WLY DEC OR ATE D. S70 HICK IRY. 1220—s 1 flow rooms. BLAINE neon og ay hg ORM 5 a . ab er: a : . brick: «araze: $50 PArkview | pst = ti ' ion _ vi] 3 Tae e249 } Troon : Ms as | ic: newly : 2 abet. a ‘ SRO ADWA ? PE as Mt INT 'H t fz Me. A : , Murpniy 1 a. ee 1-37 WA HICKORY .°607—Two nice reoms. c roe: eiectri a —_—_—_— r iu ti : m. 2a pipe tric: will decorate: off Jefferson, $15. bavVADWArT. WULF-POLLACK, 1601 N. Sth. MA 1858-59 t : 3 ROC )MS—So A) , ia oi 144 N A + eleetr y Nanere. a , _eheeriul es€ct : CLARA. 1435—Nice 5 reems, ae WENTY Fins? 1444 3 2, é = 2497 rated: $40. GHERTNER BR. Gl APARTMENTS FOR RENT ectrie. toilet: low rent GARE -——— Easton. CAbany 9131. —EU RNISHED WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAin 1485, CALIFORNIA. 4140A—5 PO icsQ) (CREST. 6701—S saruw ‘* RENTS REDUCED tLSBAD. GU0Ssh—stricliy mocern. he nabie. 1 st 312-14-16 9 “a = reperrys.,. cas and : . ‘rl rif be De: : ; electric: $15: agen as at tone. GIESSOW Rk. CO. GARFIF 3409. North ~ “ws ; = oe" erii JUTLS , ment location y rent. eet os vsti z oe AsTO> 5 Sd4—4 Poo : @ il SANDEVESTER, . ; ished BRAY, Reaiters. 706 Chestnut. GAr. TO74 | me oun ef- (| nee Amita? "$45 1 ADS Set ia Belle fine © et ge 1858-39 75h yee Moiese. $37.50. open. LAciede 8475 EASTON, G71;A—BEACTIFUL 5 Bee alia ema tt te? . «2liSA—Three cheer roo vats te. 3 wood NEWLY DECORATED. $26: ~ ——_——— = ic, in Al condition: $2 Cunt oe a ae SION. GHERTNER RK. CO. CAbam : asHiINGTO -i—» ome WENZLICK. GARFIELD 1427. floors. tile bath. steam heat. $ a aa 494—4 roame, Bee — me or 3 tae CASS, 2917—3 rvoms, fine condition, $20. E ~ 34a Uni JOHN W. GIBSO? REALTY ( lier _poon mciric: #00 ‘cond rear WOLF-PULLACK. 101 N. Sth. MA 185859 | __FOrest_ 6227 — th and | 7th st : “- or ae Nee ancriers ee tee ~ 4 ie Sy vAn sO1 1. 4 rocms and _ ry ty13 thestreat. “MAin @f noe Olfaz 8. SO) |] ALD a , FINNEY. 3647—6 roems, bath, ' , i electric: newly j ae and painted: eff . ‘ al eg . : | 2 is . : LIA WOLF. -POLLACK. LOL N. Sth. Male oem ENY J. See host Po isheal 1 yi nw til A J DE TONTY. 4514—4 modern ee oe. ‘gervice: very guitable Sar Geen - SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT sieeping pert h-: low rent L Inde —? ae . icine 7. : Twi. es reo IT a bup- a week 4902 rr ws. elt rent re en oe | PARK, 4516-—New x. a ae near stores, pre nibs: Teasonabit = ro a AD. Te hiern ; y wi ea . ‘ "ART MEN a asp” ORTG n 1485. | DE TONTY. 4355 — Lewer 5 modera ‘reakfast room. steam heat calc ier. 706 Chestnut, GAr. . 3378 “NF vv weg ‘mre ~ — '§ » cr t , * 41, LIAMS M UDERTC AGE ¢ 0. MAin 1 er >. ee sunroom. Murphy bed. ¢, Ar. 3 - ~*) — - BRAY. it (eh) ; ‘. ‘ wd ‘ i : . . ” - = es ‘ \ \ islil iad ‘ c pa Si ~ . : 2 es ae ry ingaio™ i as , A ~ ‘ : 4 % ’ ssa >see ; ‘ . ; ? - ; ‘ - erry ¥ : : jon a a.) | rr 7" EPS e | é& e eel ‘ : f = : ot “he = a ' " : : : ; ' er 31 ie _ & DALY j | - ‘ ai 11S CLEC 7 > 4) | Tut es VER ; 4 Sey 1erD 4 orn f ) I ; a noose - ’ a : _ - ° ae. 2 ie? WRISRERG. 7°04 S Grand. : i ag ¢ : ) rnitu e2 3.5 - “ Ee eee a ee Abany =).% . > tes e Taran "TALT VR MAN. 796 Arcade Big 5 “ ses and prices 4 EST ‘E “p “RE ALTY ae CONST. be ~" . i Us 2 : —— | _A rk =r)” irk w ood Mo so NT? | ee : ibs.” . JA ; RUOM™. | ELE , . ria : é 6047 R. rr) tid for summer ort (83) } | ea 2 é = . ee ES " “ALA W—S ron -. = “cf garage DI pon. , sate : JIS ise ee : SCOR WE “Tt END. RE. ALTY “aND CONST, { @)., ‘ AY . tA ’ a’ J - . iced immed teh bo rest Re : 2 arge var (Hei ES of af LOCATION ) ~~ : r oonhiaiedl F & Cnion ati nt reasonal ) ms: moderng sept. 15 rcxsorabie =f... "to A ' 4 dings WE bety "ect. ——) TOOTS, srs — DEImar 4186 — . . sat ceetvibine tarniswed: {2 ; open: reasonabie rent, Peck | HAVES. core res and : MILLAN. 493446 rooms, jamie same TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES NE. llod—4 rooms. will Gecu- | North wes! er Clara a srinam * tal 1 or 2 people: no kitchenette: ‘State. =10 Mamwrgnt Bid WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 SIERSON 6STOAL_ — “Central . , t bf . id ae a ess . : 2 T™ > ; : om : . ‘df -_ La . : Cy be’ : ‘Ti « v ™? Ces : er : : ; a : P Ss iacae i iaehd iat’ WwW s raiec ‘ - : . . = / + . Lad - An Dasma dor. - mei : ’ saTrst ‘ ; encs 4 i , A wns He : ~ . LE , lecorated: $21 a. 3 - ee = - -= AN! RAB ~ o7 5 Wainwright Bi -e . ” > ‘ _—" ; 2 RIN SBI RY a Algae . eer oy renee ; es — jae 6.9 ‘ Sa = ~ . RY ellent ousiners — ipartment. $445 $60: week. Si PN. SUR 7 : TETTE o1 5 ' , at ae a ane : B At : cow ae farnieped: ‘ , SLA? ft fur —_—_—— : . “Gon m ar Mur i. hot ' ‘i r ~~? thie iocaiion wi : : time. ee — . > Vainwright Rid | — : LEM} /i1A—4 la é zy [la N cTwtn Told S.—-car carage. With laree NEWSTEAD, 15 _\—BFAUTIFULLY (CCKRY. STIS ' . : SARAS, 1Si* =" : > ey . ; ’ ; “ . ¥ sites 2 reesrns bath: emir &. we t 2 " M Alin 1485. . : eee Po iar i x 7 } - : . : i TAM\ 14/144 omMm= wh perch. of WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. = (cA: : ext Rives ry 44 ony nces, vacamt. PArkview 1m. : v—Halt ce or deek Soom. » ibe @ is? 4477 ; eas roems sh : bi; rent $45. se . SPA Wil shase sualam if of WILLIAMS MORTGAGE - A r } A: rr smite nee 9 by LL. lLott—Very light. [3° PE RSHING. ri ik j AT i oa bs.’ ' ’ 4A oo 4 ,s : 5 ie a ; may ss . a ' n ihe -i VErSice a — : —eeetneeeine 7 “5 SOE ar suitatie for « PgBaR oF Ne ; ; . r ‘ : Jit MA. “ARFIFLD. 14° 201 i—a ' , _in8, 1) N we: YOSA—.) large , SS eS IDEAL LOCALITY | Northwest — WEST! j , : : 3: i. 174A - 41 rong TUR ENISHED Rooms ‘ . of arg store. reaanne a: ns . Th. ‘ ' 4 - Deimar iT) 4 met af fie re? goa ‘n.e * | 3 ‘ . ; . ae ‘ ‘ corner} — , . ’ ; psa iT? > T.room ae more -opgi elerati * lagen | “ wn as i tr : rf elit reasonable FLATS FOR RENT—FURNISHED Meat \iarkK et. Hardware — : - —_ ra. A ; mene yO mr ‘i. st . usy Se : pe - . at arty 7 } 4 est : 7 vn SSS SS : 363 | ; EVENTH. 1 S.—S nice rooms. bath. | tHyTTNOT ee ee. fare, in eorner build-} are YX’ whine = a “ : 7 ‘ ¢ ‘ v4 i " , ¥ x % 4 ' , ; ig . ‘ ‘ T ere. . - 1 _ ong . ¢ t electric, gas joe +e 1 — rooms} ~ : . ree , & wu v4 r , x - . . ; : 4 re i ,\ rin 1] j 4 7 7 Hi 4574.5 4- "AR -. * 4 RiniVs., - open te buy. ij Ais!) At : anwe . "WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO... MAin 1485. LsHLA? 44—4 Ms, siean 7 a _ GAS. VICTOR 0594 ~ P 5S. 3 : : , Rent. $30 with lease S j : - - ~ . AS. ‘ ahi :¢ = : : ae r — ; ? p + i . ‘yy - * FEINBERG & JONES. REALTORS, z : vate pero angele “i> $10 (“2 i; Arfield 63:44 or Cabany e J it L pene ty ris ront Ha, ~\ Ta id 7 \ | 1] wt . ss 1 —" 1 WEST END REALTY & CONST bi i! om + ggg er aa on ATS AN APTS WANES “WENZLICK. GARFIE 1323 ara : = 2 ee ed erg ' ei — , , 64 : ; rt ide ni efe@ Rex J0O=-. F. DICKS » .. 623 Chestnut WENZETR, (SF ARFIELD 14°27 EE » a 4b : , ‘ ; E=-TrPrit TAL LY ; ee 3 “7 : Ti : Mi ; ' = . MM TORS ROEOONAS IN cI "BU e INTE KDE IN F Ba 5. % reom iy lee $ ° i , , ; . ' ' F le MUN ROOMS. TIL = AROLINE. rye) es. lin. = ; } ; . ib / . s -oome and breakfast room: Ivery THRE: (, Hit - : = : . y et, oat huth os age y = Tee ‘ ae. . ‘ : an r? . cs : to, " me terre tbundamt REDECORATED eee ae rear : > ya ‘. we teem we rt 4% . : ' mend Stee site broom, OT WATER Ft RSNISHED 3: “= = Scnerrnenawn at aomaemenanee amnion Ree. eee van S| ; » 4 ' South eatery: Be ; ‘oor plese y wr ; "7 ‘Reratior garese: open see | Part RY RTH. 119_s. 7 ee . = _ -— : > \ NEW OLY MSS t Building — AINGSBUKY. 6040—_1i BEAUTY! sa «x We Spey ar SRE ’ s 5 Soutp west RUDEMYER A ABANNE HOTEL pn gy ene Bsr 9 mrp Ace: actclios ae «os [CoN SEte—An cieeaat Ssoem of Se ee RESORTS WEST ENP REALTY AND CONST W “ uu Wa yYerame. ¥ ea? vo eet ~ *7 wecze ey 7 = 'TAGE—Verv attractive, Oi tala Pe ia . —_ ae Eosk River Chain of Lakes, APA x I MEN TS z Be “ . UNTON, obs bat _— Bright >-roem corner i Pi! ; ; : “ go ge? - HOU Si: P FLA TS. Ere ees ——_ Wi : Tatel te) Fully “Wain © : : oT an s A rit flat: fi re: $47.50. GArfield T1°t5. oa * res FOR RENT. FOR COLO —— rhe here teeta: ° \PARTMENTS FOR RENT Pr: open | ze To we : om i Ly OY aa : : : ee | ee ee ine. gas. COTE BRILLIANTE. 42364, Wm ‘upped; every convemenees Centra al - sions ove ; : _Murpi a-dor be % | : ca tierean 32a : : “7 Raric heach- eX eollent fishing. EE OES te BS 2 dl: ry Sea Atg eS hat. Mer . . —_ : seam heat: neu n- 5 1 ' and it — reat $9 J : oO. 2 WLEY R MAip McPHERSON. 4302A—Living om vent OR WO ; fate bp ah a ie ee = mwautitui r = ; Oe ws tere. : wn rr MA? . oR] Say TS bl oniilameal mom. Ritchen 2. M wt tenitter: § LF . a RE “5 . .7 : MOPEELERSON. 4224——Cheerta) room |; WEST KND REALTY AND CONST CO 4 | —eeNE REDUCED al Tr) Pt at é' a- ‘ ' ’ : - - ver Su! PAS pS HoUsfaW Secartul: new: OF iv: heme ecmmfart ose ’ , bate wa om cency. Muri ' om 1:1 Firat west (1 b _—e J ae L office will 2 -e- $30 _ _- meg — : , ? . ne 3 -- . a a ome sre os mA HERSON 4251—Hedroom apd biter DING. AOI —Sream elas Bel fart erat ine au ce help you get the ELEN. 1910 a 9—1 biork “wee = —- otiace” Dutt Mii PR: ame = treet a a 3 : — 2 — ' eo 7 hia Fueeone -F eo Te ' ‘ . : se : = ' on er ’ cotta " ind ele a | a . x - oa i : ‘ a REON. 407 —Housekeentin vABAD room, efficiency nes a me Bed Ant.) —— Kit i tees tee eee help you need. Ask WEST END REALTY AND const. co. [4 — aii ) Se ave = Hie T. LGRE AND : G aS . , , — . | : | a : | mm for Bettr. Call ALLEN hih—— heer*ul . | ‘ : _ ai : farTacke rerer! oo co — a : i ' ' , ; nace. modern: off {ler ; r ; l+ | ne he oh gee ‘ ARDS houstheemins See ail ‘3 Cur. shi M TEs J WoL! Pot I ¥ kK. ee ‘. Sth “A IS5R- 50 AFC a Am Fame oO . - wae 3 ; 60S nn | REAL _ESTATE Po HePHERSON 4345— > Prost 62 sae | : | ‘ _ : . ee _ a : —s ene Sere s x Pate cottaces. ~eaiaaeee. etc. a housekeeping evervinttiiwe fur heed 4; a [fh TF : ' ree se M A I N l 1 l 1 ‘ _ "> i_?....2 - : , : “a nf? > ae st! Wale 49a Y e-- 1 siden r i | - WEST END REALTY AND CONST. Cf iat wi a ih — Wrists har ft Clive atrest ERSON. 4027-13... 70 , nee FATHA LARGE RoOOwWS hei ~ S =. MY bres oo ih “o.. ann ' , ‘ m oT E ; os ETE, —— . alte Se cone ait TW atte [rte sink, rauge, harda ~~ ae * i Nears ao “ se se ica ge : why | . “ oe iS em . tes ' : , Grr: Tae , icles ” vers ae . 3 W at te Realty (o.. @51 € 0.20, ©) FRANCIS-PENR\-ECTH, Lie 5. 71H sr, *. | ee : vst 1 pte | SSE ELT rom the ' : “room ee in 4

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WEDPNESD AP, MAY 25, 1927. FLATS FOR RENT—Wes iA. t1iNe—J rovme, bath, iurneage ‘EINBERG é | JONES, REALTOR Gi N. Umea FOrest RT Eo. first flour F. A. BE 7 (¢ flat: NEKE’ heat. ho ae {c8) DUS— bt mutisel rooms, ery 12 Wain neht TEAU. 4537 1aTiliaer serv SAO. _— & rooms ld 14 n= iCe: $55: a rea) . egies re ath, $47.5 HOMES COR P.. 4° 939 whl OHS CLARA, [453 Nice 5 reoms, pevly AL” rated: $40. GHERTNER BR. CO. §iap Easton. (€ Abans L351. ° ‘ ii > fuli- 6! zed roome > hot-wa- har bwos Te lioors: Gar erent 502 age: rea- hee : 137 rooms, bath. $0. a2Vvasecn th. CEntral poq4 + 1% — ot— OuUMmMms; cc iV 23 S45 >. ‘Aban v pf > ~ 5 rooms NEW SINGLES 4 LARGE ROOVS—VURPHY BIDS 4 break: m™ REPNED IN PORCHES beat. hard- 6-5° CLAKA—S$5?.50 ow FRANCIS PERRY RUTH, 110 %S. , | pent ms iva peat | FLATS FOR _RENT—FU RNISHED ee cst | ust 7th. ROOMS. 4 $8 ai \ 1a al re BRU bee Tii« , . : . Tees f ~~ ; . ; month lJ. ve; “Pi? Lt a Etre: : oat r erat nut FURN. HOt "SES ~ est FOR RENT HLTRR DWE LLINGS FOR RENT North | G28 COTTAGE. reeoms. toatl ; Ria irnact retytis ry 2000“ South Ninde:; _ re} (; Rand pons Southwest field 2 '2 HOUSFS, FLATS. ETC. _FOR RENT. FOR COLORED rE BRit AN] MSHA OW ; Trisheyerry te : decorated: rooms Las rH! Kk. CO.. MAin 2814, ne Lawhni—Modtern +’ - " i. eevee S50) I A ii + if oat topes ;2@) ‘we Tooiiis wie afr mares set el | wat “fi electmt c presi" — rewire xan ha iis, be" WANT ADS Here are read by FAR FLATS, ETC. fs.) COLORED _ THE WATS CURPORATION hice rvoms, PLETE at ; ’ LECT “ + - e OID « Lawn i—Modern parade: $50. PArk, te , REAL ESTATE CAR CARDS SON-OROURKE SA is 2500 DOWN Owe: Prick: pe, Street riers at SU BURBAN PROP. FOR 4 B DEPT UR. be . RIVERSIDE 4310. 9614 s—4 rooms. argze REAL ESTATE—EXCH ANGE - | Bo SINEES CORNiICH “$5300, “Wao Call at uw Art 4732 mj x ‘ERI. == ALMER a —_ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Webster Grove? { TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES -_— ~————— Contvel 1 0n a ATTENTION—Al MOBILE DEAT WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. CHIC AG 0 PROP E RTY Por Exe on Bi SH-BI RNS. M Ain 4527 _ BAS KRirlk——J715 CAVMBRIDG nee Mi ©! FOOT : . i} ‘ . $4 Normanav Pat ERS REAL €S’ a, TD. TO BUY 7 ; Law ] = \ NI North a et stere: goad oe oe i will mate 3811— Lares mouern any business: low rent: LEF. for ichmond Heights 7125. rooms if desired. GArfieid ess) rear fire ics atere 7125 sae orner jielad TAYLOR. 1900 lem eatien: low rent sArf : Soi Lin BERS LLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. » Wert nbery &Weinker Re ealty Ga 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD $7373-4710 Northwest —lLarre 6 W chster Groves Fine } } iW modern Bi sis LM ATION—DANDS. ON. &. dLII bt KsOS: MODERN FLAT ABUVE. Kinecehirhw: ‘ DOERFLINGER REALTY ©€86., JEFFERSON AND SIDNEY. ic4) eel Ancrtments Wanted e.g } M A} VMINTON. 705 ( HESINT T a ALBSTER ROVES TRUS1 CO ANTED _ peewee FARMS FOR SALE yrrro To aii range “a - . COUNTRY BOME IN CIT AINGSHIGHWAY AND WATERMAN SECOND FLOOR ESPECIALLY FOULIPPED FOR Pen TORS AND DENTISTS 825 TO $30 PER MONTH PRANGCIAP EKRKY-RUTH. 110 N. TTH ST. ¥1{ ie Ren itor inv eee 415 W. JACKSO: Chestnut, rOR LE eee 167-4 kK] NGSHIG HWAY 1230 «nq. ft. NORTH Twe fine stores LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT Northwest . Together or ee ~— 7? 2 H TTR. \CTIVE APARTMENT LATS. QT '* Cora LATS. LATS oppertunits i¢ WANS ft 8ET ‘ut now What will vil eonsider an De MU N P ARK "open ii ger ck Hill showers, shee ping Th llands imt. mftion MORETTI [Ik F. Bic Thene WFEbsier B2ORSY W eliston ~NEW W OLYMP! A jt S$1100 we DO WN OR NER nent Building 7 ‘REALTS ° ’ ows > Ete \ gle ADATT] Attent WEST END. F fre! . uly Shoppe Meaning F "AND . ANST C0. 'S AND COTTAGES en eae TAARE 30 A aa Be lai For Sale ‘ ——_ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 4 BAR: o LAST AT \ } i convenience? 3, exeellent fishing. 14 2} 4 ? ash i0T Mrs. LAND (eh) LAL AL For Sale pee at Time= on jatre porch, al! MASTER Co., FOS Trr1e@ Tj! aoa, rm ANCE : Tt} AT Ain OS see it and Mai.c REAL ESTATE — REAL ES TA ATE CARDS plat eM evrii? a heatine oe ge pean hardwood ~~ C372) é@rees er ne: Rox E-41! " anu % grapes. Webster an’ T’ tateeratec Post Dispatc! | BU NGALOW S AND COTTAGES For Sale ; Northw est MORE St. Louis F amilies than i in ANY other _newspaper—Daily or Sunday “We 1 FLA TS, APARTMEN TS FOR! SALE; ____ RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP*’Y | HOME—Uni In L_nive Ka rage PO: ee BL SINESS Ww soo ED oF. 1OUis | ~ WE sity ne w i t TOOT = ’ ‘MONEY To LDA h—T we ~~ tz aaerre teas $i 50: . ‘ 7 GArfield to pay. Guerdian. 605 Pianters’ Eide. Hi— Vicectern, Up-to-date > new! decorated: tractive terms. (atl bm is, 44: oe 9508 Si ten JARZEMSKY, _ aE ae OR. Lot Is. call at GO2Y NS. Kingshighwe: . arage next t 385 dl ST. - rr 75S BAN FRANCISCO i J ae ~~ - Oals TEER 1134 sang FLAT INGE R . 2 o. oO} ALLON A = ¥i AT — ‘ ‘ ‘ Tr) +s ro s€iit . 81 Oe ae Masni ntered ) a ule feats) | Wea ; MONEY TO LOAN-——Seeured by | 7 One ’ DU BON DRIV E UNITED § ae PAUL 7. JARZEMSRY. e tg a+. Years. i - Bian : ‘THE MORRIS PL AN. monthiy or semimonthis laterTa chargé 6 o-makers. over $1000, Ass SLA South $5x25— ae Greve Park. 7 at =, : i | $1500 charse He Business Broke rage Company, \ Lp i” ae it be : 4? ee '_«tal ti 5a rake Be $1000. ANDt ‘STRIAL LOAN *C., b , 2609 GU RNEY *‘G SHOUP— Loe eee 8. hil mboic CO v RT OOM and eit? ar OricKk £a- AND Savs reap . ] *k ingsnhigchd oY 2 . GArf 142 "MONEY IN TEN MINUTES Sania re autos: confiden : eve nings. JEfierso 952. 90) 01: st 4 vy.) "7 R000 332 2 rz CASTLE M. TAN— sa000. Lox he the ¢ BLAKE. & BRO 3-story ay 4 on M ONEY TO LOAN Wai y Oe TAS ci 815 Chestnut. | saiar rr income (ob) | eu RETY LOAN & THRIFT CO.. Fai FEA Ld a | tad batt ~ace, | City Club Bidg.. 1022 Locust (oR ae. om id 4 * { ; TALS Weer. aR Eom ps ountan ; re 2} 24 new : ‘ ine eet ’ bs itual i os "he rea Bidg.. Phone CEntral 60/0 343) tra . Might Locust ONLEY-— With hving roeeame: et e S100 ‘4 sf} im t 4 intain: roms far lines: all bargatn $] 800, “AME KIC AS nN Be sia EXCHANGE, '-4] Victoria B dg, nt. 3204 8S. GRAND MEN AND WOMEN ('on A ytd ATTRACTIVE Bi — 14.900 ELSFE ‘7 } > ar IMAN & if You Need Mones no red tape: prompt eonfidentia : we wi! ote on reasonabie serr haniie terms | ] e° 1f-foot = $7000, (¢eR3) rd deat. MAin ] oe « r. GROE BL. JRLIVERY q ' . ~~ na fanaa ~ XX HERE IT =. RINCSBIGHW AY Arie OWNER LEAVING CITY ry ie hestnut st. ‘good trucks na oh Wf) ond iD: KOUTE—Long established: 2 ome $175 . ’ . ‘ = ete Os trust n &. Poat-Distateh * for, @ vrofrasional | s0H8 H. H. ABBOTT, ' Realtor. vard: only MONEY—To an; J “4 ra ‘ ots | — r, 4 ° ais = _ . ry ; , xv 709 € Chestnut. OFFIC} aryge Tats ' ; SCO Lien opportunit Hea ti Practice —~ Complete modern rear St. Louie: reasonable: eli ef ewner. Bos T-87 ‘> ‘ORE West End: ~ 7 as?) thee Liee ¢ SSAaAry PP ; ’ ri Li ape g00d jocation: trijpai ness . god lense: business. at inventory; about $6500, Owner toh (mnt DKOZDA. “KE AL TY “00. f howteat (,Rand 278 ; fr; [™ r . t)? «* i¥ J tate ariy ite Cea ript Hland 4086 . » Sow" Post-Vispaich. : KR rES—.W e 7M) ri 7 nd ’ pr AME RAC AN BUSINESS ti lh-4 1.30, ifitalbile erview ¥wiLo and can abo ateoeres al! you presonaliy; EXCHANGE. 7 UD Victorias Bidg * have MONEY TO LOAN—City or Po + al low- est rates: ouick action field 03564. ae ee neni ek. rooms. every cone. lot Sfx Keane & Franke, 1008 eae ic®O) ; a ‘ATION AND BE EPAIR Ow i Bide sHO ber wl eacrifica. U NITE D SAL ES COMPANY O17 MONEY TO LOAN O148); On St Louis improved real estate: build- 9120 MAPLE AVENUE 9-room steam MER‘ wel CEntra! rye : ANT! nT ra - fyi lh we my ing loane: prompt service: reasonatie rates / JULIUS HALLER R. CO. 807 Chestnut. | $ Anne Queen Valiowright id Prag. ie avenue building end « | UNITED SALES COMPANY iA . | ¥ } (>i) ' rots * 6 ‘ residence: | MONEY LOANED—-$100.000 on improved} 309 weinwright MAin 1917 Louis re ai acvance on re! JOHN 8. BLAKE & BBO., ‘815 Ch $10.00 Price OMP ANY hestm . : 19: ‘“ERY—Ctlea h st. "% Lor « at bargain. Cal arité (4) (oR) | i 6 Rum “tts 4m oH) 4625 MONEY—“SEE (8 —MONFY ewe tl f . 7 , ‘ffiment service on bulldinge loans AND bi. : MEAT eason for eelling. Cail (co#, MABRKFET—tUta . 3 Lowest rates and quickest ansy r “SEE /ROUVERY- CHRISTIAN BRINKOP “goed cash 640 5A21 Ss Pee wt feta M ARYL AND sh rMmeRt ve) room HA ise — Ia, hot-water LAclede MARK FET DUsLERS - on bargain; tori, (ed Bigg et terms. 304 4 ¢ r* , GR "ERY oan hi nest: $75 4 mY prompt anewer: ressonable re for reliable Lert 4 years: : ey iM} WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut POOTH®: low ’ {e®i for $2500 MONEY—"“sEE Us’ —MONES. ines « ziek MARK E'T——Cash Wreniy : . Bide corne: lien. ne f xtures mncrifiesd fi pie {sul carry bus'- *‘stabliehed many icf? ator r (ines com- h. SORR Julian GIB SON F EALTY Efficient service on puilding joans. _ GROCERY Lowest rates and quickest anewer. ) oo ? neat* sm: a ARNER. WESTMOOR Len ee. us.” STIAN BRINKOP. pAriege 3640) R621 © Grand co rece DON'T 7 rT? ¥v 7 rhiie - i FESTTATY. $1988 CASH ao SLLE #4 R ‘ Ki eTT) | (eM te “ree rag] rarga ili AND MARKK ET in all $5000; st, $531 90 -We have good parts of the city; Loum invoice : ws 0. and many others, AME. RIC AN Be SINESS EXCHANGF. 790 V ictoria B4ocme | e ’ —_—_— garage. MONEY TO L AN is ACE: (HEAP SISGLE—1953 PENN JOuUN A. ABROTT ‘mltor JOGO Chestrnt AND R lverside BI TEDF R ie: a LA ‘ WELL-BUILT ~INGLI LLUP FOR Nebraska od ry JON H ‘ hestnut Kealtor 7Ha sinh ‘ : RaeOogTy BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Serms BO we mornings. No before 10. FA SD Hit 'mbolt (eax of 500 : ‘ Fatih ' if ve +e 4° county rPani f soma teer busi _ eft aetl - Gasnd, beve ie ness. 912 ” Central “DO ¥ oy NEED MONEY? — 'HIC KOR). tile GERL 2716-24 hath New eleetri« * peneing: ul be nAInesm rid “established ifn tire re 401 a | clean « sacrifice for quick tC hnuteau ‘4) ING R.FE FIRST AND § SECOND DEEDS) =" Pane Sienna interes service, and try NT) COAL ke i TES—Teo: horses, GRand £230 Qui ROSENRERG ER: As ascuvasen (Ch. South Room 301. 804 Pine. MAin 6208-5209. ‘el CORE PCTIC —— above: MONEY WANTED invegli- delic ~ > rye ider- j ; per Cf 4 S. rT ¢ » LS pt) « vear ; - . ‘ig : il * ; : f entra $120 COIN good equipment; «? iZfa Lf. att acer’ AMERICAN BUSINERS 4 “ry 180 harheene etand — very .cood busgt- price hbarrain $3740, TA CHANGE. Victoria Bi dg afe- TE Acide tt” STPAG ON SOUTH GRAND BI. rROPT KTY ryy Je ‘%. } A aboard 0. | Or MAREK ET—Cash of terms. 1704 — | Mt). : y tele ¢ salir HAS FINE cond deed 31 at | rn: ; “Me ian ' wet eaten re err ‘ ieee rns prope wei da 1? ¥ '. , 400 Poultry and Egg Business entiown location wi i} went oe. Title Guaranty Bldg. (829) o> &, Ss. Grand. a O20 ANT ry A WHT? rr 4 Ta nalins CON FPRCTIONER Yauce $175 ranteed BARGAINS u ALAIN s, > ‘ ob SSeS SINGLE FLAT BARG Sen ROOM FFFICIENCY SINGLE » 2 by + ‘ ‘ya a WY est BAKTY¥VERK as . — BLE =NDON BP Tw SOND BARGAIN 7 -reo@m nea bestos ~~ i a (¢). Hiland he Tt} - Fn ew acount Natural Bricee. (amr, €icc rent $5>. i4 : Ss $4.5 s0HN “H. ABBOTT. gi hy 709 chestuet. ines eclaeen LN 7 +> =e M er 4 } CTT aa‘ wr CrP? * & sf ful! a 1308 Pine «Bs ett? JOHN FI ABLOT tT. Fn 6 WEST BFL —* 000 ( Sum iti FO aku" Tr xo0ed loca Tiel rar te ee . “1 epee ood incore;: id I “09 Cc hest nee. rea 83) revenge very f furnace cms? ely fur: fe BR» GAT tery rearor- iek® ; NER of 4 garage 1968 . Ain a vec kD &4 5 400 CASH ya) 1138 Leonard ; BL SINESS OPPORTU NE TIES ‘ PRS EISs® us Tir howe fh ' ang OF mes i FINE ’ % 7-kooOM North » HOUSE. $400 CASH. larket, bath. electric : ; ols $4! - overs i é st ta ‘ a , aia = atat Ki) ‘i= > SINKS, BATH DANDY m | S| hR & SACHAR MAS: oom hetel¢ 98 Pwelit. fas ott eon pletely Geen re tet in" ee. FLERSACE AK ee AGE > 7 Sif) * ort The . 6 ROOMS. & Bias ms BATH. | ri KN aC F.. &: oe T asi. : 13 ar!! other busethese “SAN I~. ; D “ROOM FL oir pany 4 s ' reagerree! ans er e . -*>* 4.3.3 * JKT MAKAKET $400) { ima } ¥ terry fo iert - stock +o &>7" - ae 2? nat ¢ x al > “Mt oer @ SASH ity eaAae* BUSINESS OPPORTU TY FINANCIAL Ber «fn \eerman with _ a a ref eater w ise rOANSC CYA PERSONAL PROP’Y of ae PA We See it Side oe 3438 8 Grane LA BUSINESS WANTED WE WILL SELL "Re TU r Putt + » ~ *#rrne ; a a ~~ ers us moe bas me. f SS ear —— , ~ ;. 2 4 oe AMONDE bought at bh or Open & to 6. - ; Business Bro) a Company - 3438 - ier. - £. +F 4 Pm ~ LAciobe OBGO. | cb) ts Al ile? Real 4 a Teer Mc err a f% a oney sate aes -_~ eae ———— Makers “+s ft ghie omnes. OSA ‘B homer Company Ji R?. 778 Arcade Bidg, : . TM Ng Neate I FR ARTUR ETA 8 ante MRL GI NAM “Hie, Emer «ihe ae Praae Seka me ENP pe i ct VO eC REE LON A Ne Ho ES AN RR 2 9 AN Me SEER NR 8 pa tr aN ge eR NR Nit Ee BIE. y * s ae a -

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— —————_— WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ — ———_—- 1. STEEL) 80 pay rasa sweoe 51. PLE SEMER GMT U.S. STEELTO ~s=500~ “TON AY’s NEW YORK STOCK MARKET | 22S been '°8 200 eheares, compared with 2,139,300 Pe » «teck quarterty. J . ‘ ’ - Se “* iad - ‘ vesterday, 2.070.400 a week age and 1.- ( COMPLE TE ) 5 a) ; aon geht : ; ne ’ 'v>.200 «a year agro Teta! saies from dan. ¢ Pane TRE 3 ¢ PESe. Py a Fg ze ; | . 3 te date were {16,057,700 shares, com- BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS W | tosta rt viata _« ent ~ ’ = e~« t oF ; ’ ] , ; J ~~ nm es ~ e ” . | S 4) bel PEAK PRI E | “paar . ” SOCES and ‘Salee: Ei ry ' Clo i h.; Le Div. im Doliars. Saies, ign. 2° sisson ar jondelcnamieiemanaas : : eon tnt — _ 0" . ' revel ; : ; als as eo AP. sd : = Pilg is i Q sviids cromrvsentoastioes 3 . —— me 53 . , . - . | - : ; : . . a 4 ? ee nk es New Top After Raising of |. ° a oo get on - Muse eee 2 233 5 30 3633 } rai adale Sas, 2 6240 23544. : 7 [v% 94 (Rea tg Dividend Rate — Bald- ent oy ASL 15140 2 2% 17% Congol =o Naim 3: 1Y | 19's, 1! i 734 hy ban et 7 5 win Locomotive Another , sa | sta 7 | v **Peaker.”’ | STOCK MARKET AVERAGES Z ss . | j bax i > , 3 ‘ Bcctee ng + “ : i‘, | ws In , ; " ; : 52%, Safety tabie to Br Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch ’ ’ Davison t(hemicai ‘ x by a » . a il ’ ; . . i Kastman hodak Sh 5G » M-K-T 4 45% ; ’ mt 414 ste : : me 3° 127 en | ™ on % | dian at Gevelopente, |an Steel Takes Lead. 1] | ~t's E \xie&Sng - . , » M-E-T 15 » 103% 1 an: “oad ' , Th ‘i eee , Pit was wee ther b> > > > ie > > me = 5 New VDotatoes Are Higher and Gi Stock About Steady. at - ; “ ** cat Sens ¢ gS eT et em we | ME os merce. ‘ oe? BeCS LOX cuss tru ~ ' ~ be Ve 145! ~~~ ) a, g3 :, : » sacks Texas bliss . , 2 [3 cars, Dulet® ¥,- 7 "T «4? , . : : ; ° . . , 7 : : ‘ 7 ‘ ' ry Cked : Profit Taking. Perio ; tO} , Tt 49 a2 h ' ie 2 ; . 1, resacked. 7 | " . : . % ; i ’ ee ‘ ? ‘ : ; . . ‘ , . S : t , : : ; . iad Biss efi ati , > ae tw ‘yuereis * . rp ‘7 Mgr wWTii + tor CL a eege ~. Louwis Cash Gram. e Tru ~ . Ao a russet triers, russ) urteoee irtums 3 2 7s - — a “14? Sie sammie rave mel_ new 7. GUOIZES 122 1245 41% | Lettie wan stead. “Cueanaiony CHICAGO WHEAT CLOSES ae hg gf a he seta |, asPanacce Gia Sie mea LOWER AFTER UPTURN MNeCnek “50 w “ wee | wiped out " B 1.40n ; Pes 5, : , ' roy ‘ ‘ sini - > neva! eeling by Whe ) i : | : yi BBN : , Mt ay ee ate bay ime. — I e: ’ ; } * 4 ere Te Viesiswnrt | COTTON CLOSES LOWER co a. GREAT WESTERN SUGAR CO. POULTRY MARKET AFTER IRREGULAR RANGE —soscos way co—etowne = aye wSETVIOESO @ectoniset.: RECAPITALIZATION PROPOSED " Are Lower on Local Ex- [soi ‘sor site ist" Ge SORA 5.7 9 oe eck nel change \ ne-crown. 20¢ . ) -o@dier and the Sat o - ‘ 5 = ™= 38 be , . C { ‘ . — ° ed 4% “War was ' io £9, ont at mid@ayr GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS s teds end points. |, American Hay scams Sg OS Som | a Sinnmertion fo | Wimome 1a to ie ea ee a aft _— FRUIT MARKET a ae #6 vide si Pai aon Rel ‘a As | oe ae tat on ‘ > : oe — " ~~ 4 FIDEL a 1+ ANS KEeP » Ps se Efile ko Are r: m i. F WEEKLY CAR LOADINGS Bacay Me i | ) r | Lange a ELECTRIC PUT aon ees ad ee ae | c - D.: emali and dark. 3. , ere Fy . — Raber oe i AGAIN ABOVE MILLION as hs 9 eh eeiahieateniantoend BAR oe gO ES ae a CR Protection i: © manele cane ; 8 se ae . A sense of safety auds much @ enjoyment of life. De your invest- ments promote this feeling? Fir ih : ferred enfos tt : — oh B65. 5.59 CHM ROGS—Jumbos. $2.5: diut 3. delity First Mortgage 64> “¢ T 3 cI ' innually. Both commen dividends are par- Es = ture ia: els Str cet en y as " Ts on astm are invanably gafeguarded oy URPENTINE, ' LAX, LINSEED in my s Larter , * i oo eres 10 a cd ¥ TORK. Mayr ° Sal) - : MILK—Courtrr stations, $1.70 ve LUO ampie real estate securty due scliiavaienloaiiaaaecls a? m the special pre: i alee 26 rt a ue 4 nz bid . im st , erty sounds: delivered st .suian $2.20. Fidelity’s experience, ? ; * ’ ; ag Fs ; —_ ‘ : ters . ia ane ; , = : id : , _ a ¥ ' woul ran ne ta sheers " , S: $4 , . i : DAILY AVERAGE GROSS CR and judgment. Write for “The = wm $s : quart g a on Suen ; x L3.4 : o ae detoaage ner ' eee te ame ? ak : , ‘ = , ; sien. ' , » iA 3 . sa Mint 2 5 ee. 7 _ ; chee a SUNN ire skates 1% fs 4 Reo . UDE - a . Behind e Bonds” : “FR.” 9 PTS rnbe, 9 S wt. —— ag /, . ; en oe ' = are NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET ven : Moner 4 Piiw OIL booklet for LAinging peop.&. ‘ ¢ Texae stacdard fiat. oe L904." decrease of BAGK nn Mars | ae | wa ey | | tee short and three mor | PRODUCTION DECREASE | ad -” : : 4 oy , ; = : . | : > ; t 5 . _ ; —— t s see ‘ . . . . 4 . , ‘ : : ‘ : ame we met. OP | & Ore. B8.107. an increase of “8A or. > i b pee SOROS. SS onan O —s althns nae a ee ee 4 spot 41 . RS nee vata Men oe roe é' on Heme Office 508 Cremrat Sidg.. 9 SOR Coke, 20.897, decrease of 200. euch. 44 ) ie oe = XS O17. @0.20: W GC cunructy of S175 on the fir motmmi'ene teen _. . noted > francs 83 sa an } ru tute , Chucago—Denver - : ~~ & $11.35 = 4.40, a4 34 Gi +28 sccand are erred. . .. Mar 25 r ay : = ahead

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LL Pl ? ) | ——- eta = WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25,1927___ ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH poe e | __ PAGE “ | HOB PRICES. IRREGULAR ~ ST.L PUBLIGSERVICE : ] GANNARKETFAILS | NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) | NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) (a1 wnow riot York Stock Exchange / PORLIGN BONDS. ni Wer : ritt ae rezamned ~ R 4 ee ‘ ; ] tt} . . ; 9 SRE | Sales 10,341,000; week az 1 ltnELL&P.d te ? 6 luL? ’ "2 34 Osi} r , 7 . liv ) . | 3 7. 4 o4%% | 04? BD rounds down, $9.49@ 7 ot a el ’ r 7 - c ‘ ; - : ° . + & » " rt ws Af) i } SMmafre rmMi ~ "Tr a. = ‘ 5 - fev i . i fy 7 - , me : . " v ; close and previcus | 898 ,¢ 00, co mipared with 1.244.640.900 same secon ike around |} quotations: a. | 1,586,512.000 same ~ ' i ; : . J : 7 : . 3 a . 7 yw” rs . : “ ‘ ‘ ; 3 & . . , : period two years uO! ale “tos ¥.__ iSales Hieh.! Low, | Close. Close, | 27 iat s 101 | 1004 ErLi—Keceipis. 3500: calves. 1500, + 4 . rin ' Pe iy} (39 3 ; I Px " Se : a c ; tnt mize © tim ci Quot ious on Liberty tonds are . do : | * “ it + - m ‘ . ‘ > kd (3-4 tj ~~. 4 > - ; 5 7 4 :, . . P > : ‘ 4 ; "4 ‘ ye 4 sis TORK. Mev 25.—Butter firm « " “* 7 ; ay wisn Lat VG bs | Ri 4 4 Sales. Hii eo w ao . ‘ Fy - ce 4 r : " : . . . 3 : a a . . + , ~~. ‘ } / ; ‘ m » . 4 ; or? ’ "5 a ye 6a. CORPORATION BONDS. SE 68 1101421014 101 os siete: hth was sou P&L wi. 3, 9%) Cy et 3 hess Pears ase | a een Rist 25. eames ite li pao ~iliga ae 7 oy , tim 7 ! Ru | a May 25.—Ezae ereg firsts : 7 , “ (yt , iY ; : Cheese steady 11114 114 i Rutter fresh wan CORPORATION BONDs. . sage od pero Smee |W Maryland 4 Bb BS! . st Oe : | : bts, Be : ‘o. i sFL }! 2 100% 11008, 100 8/1008 HICAGO, May 25. —=Butt ‘rigerator standards NX May 725 .—FPouwltrs, . & «cars fowls. P 4is proilers uchASe 2 @ 30¢: 7 vue eee Ge 2 : ' ) ' jar — : ‘Sit 4 Tie 7 e5.—Potatoes. recripts, y 7 { . . { “4 ¢ ’ 4 i i j ’ ‘ . iil ‘ : . i = 3 \ trading slow. min sacked ru srada sacked whites “we? BS: Idaho gacked ; ity A na i es iil ate I MR Ri RNP Sai AR et ti Aen ti AP CAEN Ri Kills le * aT ey a Gh Co SS ao gy Pai 5 i v4 + Stock $3085 a Share. reumophe | it 4.85. a. o0.o% “iting or il aa ae BS Ain aly WARM MMe fer NEW K. May 25.—Stock of the | bie sy P87: - nf New York vt ANAS Mn “av “5 _ eens anid vesterday i Minnesoia rusee.s $5 20@3.30; Nertper> i: 3°: new potatoes $4302 “F flure , . inchangred es a | A 4 et het bed . “ Pas oo el cb Soinde Kelas eh git a. ANC a tet aN) PT Ne CNR ITN, “fe AAR Ma aR Amann ana tanes e ee ee en ee ee ETABLE MARKET oes Are Higher and Old Stock About Steady. - et el eet et et + Motorists Like Iso=Vis This new motor oil has proved itself! Only a few ea | months ago the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Panes PBad re Se A.) 106% 106% 1 col Ur Os 104 [103% 108 © Fram ED 7g 427 Seite i Porte cant 108i67 +e bee i: “. 0's introduced Iso=Vis to the motoring world. Thou- GHICAGO WHEAT CLOSES Meee | gts dee Sek | ae Se one) 3) 9K) RIN Mase ao us g tieK Lig” | round 1 Pa 222 iG sands of motorists were willing to try it because of IOWER AFTER UPTURN unter: Bi TBR | #. 3 Fro Nat 96749 “20, 90g) gag gyig | Pre ae : nis ts “lors es. | their faith in the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Be eg FCMREE ext beef! 10 ag BE % Stew L061, 108% J | 4 ni hdd Oe de } ia a Lb, M8 te OSM 93 Now their friends and their friends’ friends are using it! For they have been telling the world about the amazing results they get from Iso=Vis. They are so enthusiastic they are voluntarily writing to the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) praising its new product! — witness: ~ st. Loui= Cash (,.rain. E.R. Clark — Coal, Feed and Transfer Hivde Park 7548 1115 East 47th Se Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 19, 1927 Mr. J. W. Wilson, Mgr. Standard Oil Company, Kansas City, Attention L. O. Hughes Dear Sir: We have used your new ISO-VIS Motor Oil in «ur fleet of trucks for about forty deys, and it gives me pleasure to say that we have found nothing that equa!s it. It is a product of merit and is entirely satisfac. tory in every way. Yours very truly E. R. Clark Coal Co. E. C. Alexander There is a reason—a good sound one—for the im- mediate popularity of Iso= Vis. Iso« Vis never thins out! It’s a new motor oil with a new efficiency! Dif- ferent from all the motor oils of the past. They all became diluted —even the best of them thinned out. Lost two-thirds of their viscosity before the car had gone 200 mules. Iso= Vis—manufactured to meet a new theory of lubrication — maintains constant viscosity. That's why it is called a revolutionary motor oil. Iso= Vis solves the problem of dilution! a+ GR aa an Erie wis...) 3 4 ; 3% tia Sian D pa Loz sane | Brean Bunt | 34 a Trevmey ee er Ban cee x bs) be) 8 a Iso= Vis does a thorough, efficient lubricating job me AIN BIDS AND OFFERS [Emo Ger C%e. | OR: ; L&SF p in be Be eae ee 101 | Swies Sige 4 5 1045, 103 te Spec a Rated iat } 147100 % 0 100% @eyery mile of every trip. That's what you should expect of a motor oi] but more than you Can ez- pect of any oil that dilutes. 42 * os ? | : Motorists like Iso=Vis because it keeps a Car per- fia E Cet. 43 11 PK! M8 in! OS? pulco Stee Bt 21 0% 100% | Tokahama Ge 61.| 30) 934); 93%) 934 | Now EP hl Hed 2 of Ee eg Pe ra ia . forming at its best a// the time—ends dilution ee aH be! 11) 9%; HOA | eab A 1, rf 4s rl ts 72 arnt ek NE TET) H0a 128% 18 ; ~ 7 oe fe: troubles—cuts repair bills—adds new smoothness a eet 1 “07 | 8 1 Oa.) ia ew Sem Sap. maa tf 18%) 33%) BI | os. |. and new pleasure to motoring! Try Iso=Vis and A mecortioni .8S0Clat = 2. E = % a: Apple Prices Are. Practically Un- | OM SE | a 201 . 1 a =f new ge ie, agit i 7 , ' en win b ' an an Be °; Bonds | jude M ads | i me | are invariably gafeguarded by ’ ample real estate security due to Sie emperimens Comer GMM Sas reenter. | ina 27 fo BL FO hates a ae ety te Rant sens go A mE Eo BS awe ici to 8s) ~~ Standard Ol Company ~ _ - ~ ——- - ot eet et eet bet : ~ ~_ —_ " : - - ‘ a a and judgment. Write for ““The House Behind the Bonds’”—#® CREASE | booklet for thinking peopte. . : : | ms | am nym 3 | a | : 6 i | ns a : : : e : : ys : : ‘ | i i | R | | : : ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI New York Coffer. da ft) BOND? MORTGAGE (0 Home Office: 608 Chemical Bidg., St Louls Chicago— Denver «meee fi. = Te Fy en

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 235, 1927_— You Can Still Find Just What You Want In PAGT 42. [HOUSE FURNI ~-44.20-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET -ZENCHANGE STORES & | au awit 206W 12°" ST-7 "Ema At Half Price Bargaii.s! Bargains! Bargains! FOr jj oo: .:: cu: 825.00 @x12 Seamless ‘ ~ — sh N - a + 7 “ : ‘ - . a ‘ . # . ~ es S . ° ~~ . . e = P - e o¢€ - ae ¢ Foe te 2 : “ pi ee . . ox ee ona 4 4 . ¢ = LA}. ‘ -* ‘ , a» ~ “ d J - . _ : A~ a a ae. ews Oe Mints ‘ " : ‘ in : , ; ” - 4 ‘ a * A —s oad ew _— ‘ = ee sal “ - ’ : ~ “ap! ; . “- . -.* ong ” “gt >. ag? 4. Lk. vs a, ol ea ‘a aay ie B % z _ , ca i . ‘ - - . 3 ’ » , “ . ; ~~. . . : . bas tes y ; * : a “we « , atti - - . _* ~ » Py . oe . : ; . : ba ‘ ~ is ‘ , hy a ,- $ al a . « o 2 SA — ae” =~ “ » a ee ore al ° . - . . “ - M is ~~ - a ne ty as x" , ‘ " = , > : “& noe a ot ae = % Ta. ¥ 3 a, Ay " a - 5 ' ¥ - .%% V3 qq = “ - > «” . 2 at Sy a Reed, § F » * - » - ’ ” T * - ~?s. . : : a . Sts : P : - 5 he M z A 2 , as ® °- . “* eS Y aa tay ee «. rl + ~* oaaua t a . —- — a . é a * ‘ . ‘ L 3 . - A “ , : a ve ~ Ps > . a we - d . eH. x . : . ‘2 s . ' be a . ~ ns —_ ‘ ¥ Pee: be on : ; “4 ; -e* sp ? p o ie 2 ae ‘ .—. fs 2 ce es : WP cs Re s 7 " "es _* o*- . 7 | — in Ml ad aa ae a ; 2 s _- “ 4 ~ ’ - es he B95 3 ¢ ‘Ss een & 3° . ; . ’ * “ «4 . > . a , a> - o i » ‘ - ; 4 oP i. ba ie = er ‘ . 3 2.4 “ +. =. . . Ps a =. ~~ é 2 . a - . / > ‘ . » - *: . ~ - : : = _— tae z « #* ~ » @ = . 2.8 "1 q ey ¥ x >. « ~ , : - ea : ~ - > ~ s Se 2 ig @ et . &. a : ; al ‘S Re *. s ~ = . ad “ i - ct» i * » es 2 Pie > - a ‘ ; 4s % ‘ i a SS =. ie , ied oe £ : B OPP ar es Gln Ee »' : 2 } ' - ~~ » . a ioe e te - + R o . Shee ‘ . Rg 4 os 4 45 ay ea --% Psy 2 ee ‘ : ‘ e ’ e 4 Ce _ -"s ° 7 4 r J ° 7 - ‘ . ‘ > 9 . = x q ea ae " 1 a - li Br STAR ‘ ¥ g 5 + . 5 é : 4 , . ~ : “ " s : " > , . ‘ . a TP “A : " = » - e* > .. a 7 spit C Ke “f * -— + »> , a “..." * Pm 7 - " : Se o*~ . 2 sae “SP @ a - owe 7 * J . ow a a, OO > eK ¥ eat. . € &- ~ * + _ >= 7 oF a+ = he - = 5 a wii > $39.50 ox ~_ * . : : “4 4 ~ » ~ -* a = > Re ; - P : “ ] - = >. - ™~ . o- - y 4 - = Velvet R tis Ee oe 3 . , * ~ . J ‘5 fy elvet ug a ae ; pn te 2A, Bie SF 2 > d s : “. = ° | “ «“ , ~w i - ce . iy . -_ : -» Be ts cag a = ~ ° = sg ee Sy, a ~ ti. i oes es. , ~~" ; ee : 00 9x12 Seamless hoe yee se ES ; ‘ ? ee > 4 me : , ee Axminster Ru owe "reg = : - = oe - - - - A o> ne Bs 2 a : 4 . a, d > = . = bi. an ie ; x oOFys pore 2 2% = 7 See wes - “ » 3 oY - - : , TRS te Aes : * P x . Pat See ee ana cam a . 4 : ’ oneal Sore a> 4» a ~~ =. ns = i = ee , : “4s 3 J -% =. ™ “ = k. " ae ~ ‘ Wy r a 7 ~ - 2 . ° . - ~~ 4 ‘» ; ~" : ‘ a , “on > i as ‘ >. , >, 3 + 3 “ " r sone od . Z 7 $s _ . J “oe , ao 3° . . ¥, € d 7 771 aameenend - , a 4 i —_ Y ; ; ‘ : oo i " : _e - bens ia 7 rz ; eS , : *_** ar 4 me 4 se ? AS fe * - ~ - § - h - " “4 > — ‘ 2 res -_ . + ? ~ i s xe =a : ; : “2 , *) ~ - . o 3 r ‘ ee tes . A 7 * op eh, = ; . vate os me pat a ne Easy Monthly Payments No Mail, Phone or On Dollar Day ! es At ae $00 Three-Piece Mohair o Velour Living. C. O .D. Orders ee : | Bedroom Suites Living-Room Suites $50.50 “Recondidionsd Threw a At Half Price At Half Price Oak Finish . ile Queen Anne : yy No : Parior Suites, : sete $139.50 Three-Piece Bedroom Stripe wning P | : : : =5 6-Piec ie Suite i - Decorated Maple $] 8750 $290 3. Pc. V —* Bed- Dav enport Suite $1lg 500 Suite: brand-new €6Q 7S e-ft. 6-in., in choice of $] ¢/ ‘ al blue or tan and white. : $i. dd Day-Beds im steel $400 6-Piece Suite in W eae Veneer $20 000 d- > ec. 2 Mohair iw eg -Room Suite $14,500 hte $5.00 Complete, to hang springs; reboailt.... — White Metal $9 = By Seen eens se Dee ae a eae wig Pe armch - te ae ~ 1 $750 “P. Piece Grand Rapids Tw in Suite $37 500 $525 2 2-Pe. Mohair Living- Room Suite $Z6250 $120.00 Eizht-Pece Seal ee Ter oh: arm ind me Roem Suite; White Enamel robe 3 } i ‘ new samples pT Terms Ean Monthly Payments 5 ¢on00 Oak Chines Of Kitchen Light Liberal CE Monthls Payments eundition: 7] . : euare Beawtitel Fas, te fon Refrigerators! Ranges! Sino" Sua Eyem ome cam cnn 4 as a variously uphelsatered Dining-Room Suites Kitchen Furniture at Half Price $25.00 Odd Buffets, 1258 ! ; ’ styles and with 100 | : 8&-Piece Dining-Room Suite S 7 500 $75 All-White Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator. .§37.50 ma : : LAMPS 45 16-Inch Oven Cabinet Gas Range .... .$22. 50 worth up to 810; Carpet _\ pee $45 10-Piece ore Fa Suite $22,500 3-Piece we Set Sweeper : arc) \ WE fet, table. china, server am ; biciaresiictnad All-Porcelain Cabinet Gas Range...... $42.50 RANGES Rances Curtain Stretcher ogee, | \ pie wee stile i feet pcr At Half Price $32.50 Apartment Refrigerator, oak finished $16.25 ase aad brass pins " : O Bie nn Dining. Room cst oe S] O 000 CO All-Porcelain Cork-Filled Refrigerator. . $50.00 A group of Bridge and poate Be $I & . Or 10- Piece Din ning ¢-Room Gate e Be $] 59000 in Al condition.... : - But! iceaastea 16-Inch Oven Cabinet Gas Range..... .$32. 50 $60 2 a Sn : } 79.5 nick Meal Blue | 10 Piece Dining Room Suite eee. $2750 s 5 All Delain Canopy-Top Gas Range. .$65.00 au see : woes 10 Sey Dining: “eae Surte $3 25 00 Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinet. sone 6@-.¢ .$22. 50 $2080 Quick Meal $10.00 Ranges. choice of | 10- Piece Dining- Room Suite | $3 7.500 $65 Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinet........ .$32. 50 $50.00 oe 25,00 : $10 O00 10. Piece Dining ‘Room a . 50000 $90 All-White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet.....§45.00 a a oe = An & ec = - -~— - -=—- a ; carvec.. $1250 10. D;, lie Dining. i me $62 500 Liberal Terms—Easy Monthly Payments Refrigerators 7 rT ne Uy 2 7“ > -» tTeT ben “ . ha . P aed. ten err — . h ~Piece Fiber il | wood Ironing Board, | . wh“ ile, ita 3 © 8 ym Ven. Breakfast Set $ 42.50 Liberal Terms—Easy Monthly Payments Sameneun Gane : ‘oe i with stdined finish. [| urd $150 Six-Piece Oak Ve ; ; NE is ine he we 2 | Folds compactly and ' $1 . neered Breakfast Set$ 75.00 Pian } Ph h ] Radi ’ $5 ‘Reed Fiber’ Chairs 7 = 0 Seven-Piece Decorated Breakfast Set. $125. ele Os: onograp S: OSs: Rockers; Al rm | conditicn. Liberal Terms—Easy Monthly Payments At Half Price Easy Terme Lacquere: : WCASE; v ell hem $100 Byrne Upright Piano, reconditioned. $ 50.00 CONGOLEUM_ Magazine | med, to match the sheets.. ; Day-Beds! Beds! Bedding! $150 H. P. Nelson Upright, reconditioned + 75.00 ne eee in the original At Helf Price $250 Starr Player-Piano, reconditioned... $125.00 ff Sr et oe ee i $15 Large Steel Bed .....$ 7.50 $6 Steel Fabric Spring ... $1150 Conway Reproducing Piano, new.. $575.00 Easy st ste | : $20 Large Steel Bed $10 Steel Fabric Seek ng $275 Revere Orthophonic V ictrola. . one $137.50 Breakfast ‘ i 32 5 Large Steel Bed $13 S : o H re . teel Coil Spring Bet £19.50 Five-Piece Decorated oN ra i ~ —, te $30 Large Steel Bed $20 Helical Coil Spring ...$10.00 *- 70 Electric Victrola, console ae s 85.00 ff sets. Untinisned .! : I en i -S ame >> Large Steel Bed $25.00 Helical Coil Spring $1 and mew... : ‘ e« ers $75 . a Cushions ae » y g Chair = pe Oe Te Be stim, FO Freed-Eisemann 6-Tube Radio ......§ 37.50 , Eve 2. — WE Be $12.50 Cotton Mectres: oe $37.30 ie ete Os ipa : : Open aings $7 ke: — ee A Re Eth be 50 Day-Bed with Pad. . $18.75 wb Thorola 5-Tube Table Radio.......§ 30.00 » Easy Terme > Terms 5 we iar 3. AN eC cea iene teteen teenie te ee Folding Ironing Board Sturdily built an} ee RES ES 4 8 OOS S OF 8488S Se RRR HR eee © se* eo" AAA + lane ets nas st — - some 1 Ww sowc AASSES 1h O i bv SB! : . $50 Dav-Bed with Pad $25.00 $25.00 Laver-Feit Mattress. S63 Dav-Bed with Pad _.. $3250 2185 Thorola 5-Tube Cabinet Radio.... $ 92.50 Monday, Wee $35.00 Layer-Felt Martress, $7.50 Foiding Canvas Cot.$ 3.75 - ie 3 “ss Pe : “fp. ‘ISso==ee | $+. ss mag Pillows, pair, $30 Crib. Spring, Mattress. $15.00 S. 5 Crosley, with built-in speaker — $ 37.50 day ang Saterdalll Aw ws ia te ixtures. May Be Held Old Furniture for Future for New Ba i | | Delivery! : at Union! rgain Basement | Bargain Basement & 2.0-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. ’

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WEDNESDAY, 19°77 [Pace 4 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ar mae ) IEDITATIONS ABE MARTIN On th’ People | SOUP | What Do You Know? ow | —" | Medical Association. Former President of the American IED WOMAN | , OU doubtless are fofd of soup. | 1—In what State is the Enchanted Mesa? 7 y If not, you ought to be, if for) : | no ether reason than that alli a... ~ ete By HELEN ROW an) = | ee ) ‘ | ‘ever the world soup is one of the) 2—Who is the author of “When Malindy Sings? most commonplace ingredients >f) a ‘i | | : r lif d diet. That fact is uni-| we | ? sN’s W NG-GAME daily lle an a iia a 7 | ; . sire oa a - f his life has | D 4 | versal testimony to the value of 3—What was the origin of “John Barleycorn’? me Women Are Not Heipless! Almost any man will tell you that three-quarters of 4% a. | | ‘soup. Originally is it. found to De) : é — C : 7 spent in waiting for some woman to powder her nose, or make ‘the staple food of the most primi- | tive peoples, for the simple rea- | in r meet hi ; a rner drug-store, or remember Sng a | : : : _4 5s wena gaoes pec ar cereal : ‘. Tad } son, perhaps, that it is the easiest | 4— Who was the original Beau Brummelii? ; ~ ~ > een te what's trumps. Th, (BEES. « . . 4, co ie a ia cena, | r ss zi p oa: - , _ Sh All that is needed in the way Cl) AAA ‘oT rior f / , Saad : o ’ A ; ’ . * « bk: "—t? is ; 4 : * OVerWOrKacec , , , \, \ , 4 ‘implements to Make soup Is a iarg? 5——What is the only active volcano in the United States? | | pot and a fire. Food of all kinds - eS | f 2 y ; a j . ff ) } (is thrown. into the pot and cooked a f Ai , . ~4 ifor an indefinite period. The result 6é—Wh : 9 hecinie ame 3 ’ TT od : Zs, : i / Las —When will Halley’s comet return’ é DOU tue last coance a woman ii ~p sae ee ee ee : terranean countries make chief:y'of sesame oil being added tor record. as it is one of the meee ‘arper. * 4 4 But that “waiting-for-woman” stuff is an old and "“._In what nation were steel needies first used? a terrace and She waits for him to find his Bat, ‘~ a nr And she waits for him to stroll leisu! usual circuitous manner, and by the old zig-zag ro sae | se: ee ¢ ; + ' ; ’ ry 7 ne + *¢ yy’ y 1 ry © nces ~ *t hi oe Vic. nai t hew'l] he in’ minute o’ th’ day that Th’ public's jest lke th’ ole ei gr : a dl use £re | wi T r ha ta wae ‘ deosrgape P 8 fish soup. flavor. delicious and nourishing. ert ease i the end of the] t. | somebuddy hain't deciarin’ that kings we read about wh i ae i nena end of the | “th’ people” want light beer an'jaround purpie an’ stupid e ¢ ‘enl demandin. what the’ start the evening. itand fer at hat they won’ ’ a * — ‘ / o ee m * im 1 us Se i Soup has the advantage of com-| Cucumbers play an important Soup as a prelude to the dima 9 °°" © a ten ota wine. an’ if it wuz put t’ a vote! booze while anything that would veying nourishment to the body part in the soups ef Greece and must be at its best. for on it heae , | bc atin ‘emSinone: é eS. Lak [& 3 Li ij : J éa Z i 33 xX sau — oe - ke . x ‘ i - ‘ . . 4 ss , ous ; i . «a . 2s a ‘ r pai sl ata = ay Staten) tieie annus m wuz rigged up an'} without taxing its powers of diges-|Turkey. their pilaw being one of the enjoyment of the whole meal, : tenzen here fel : ; I . ’ = 9 £ 4 : rey é 7 7 $1 / ro y S : Le ' = i * \. 24 ; . iV 4 ius 7 ' - atin —— | é i ~ > ~ oo Fe os s+ m ee i J ~ - * =s , 2 -" . ~ : fore breaks the silence and th ad ‘statesman, or ordinary layman, | ws gg gf ; calaaiaasss - yoenre} HOM. It is difficult for physicians ithe staple dishes ef Central Eu- Its function is not =-_ oS . Be fn and the basebali page beiore sie — heat 7 would vote drv Most o “th’ peo jtrotted out if people hain t . to a , —o te s*ety on hie hands dag nee : W ilo assumes t Know what 0D : : ane ie 2 i é = ‘ “a 's an’! on! willin’ me i niente ne once but ' to know Show thev should wae "4 rope and the Near Last. It con- much as to refresh and stimulate, — % a , . : iL? 3 ut) tad ‘ : i ~—a mt ec ~ 7 > Ry € x» ad - ié ave Ot weir own > Lis ‘ ; is & i¥ hia] X urs a Lil = j 2 ~ * H — am —— —S 43% > - . ‘ = himself wants, or perhaps a itw O:; ve fon & C apn Meet sonata ‘ ma ent Stunea limit t’ patient over a digestive LLiNes | gists of meat cut up inte dice, and. in general. to start things ik Slane or pelghbers wot, bet) Oe ne see oe De a we ..| Without soup. In health, its valu€!oooked im broth and seasoned with | right eek oe ram | atic ty ? boas Sieben? set tee {| an’ liable | le Ss. an’ ++ what “th’ people” "] stand fe ae aga ae ) " : | a: ae - thank gO0cness, get She waits for him to come out of his grouch or Bik set I gon't think anv livin’ soul knows an’ reliable bootieggers, an’ any hat “t peopie ae PCE Ae i at the beginning of a dinner is to/gair red pe - one antieen St te son Ps | is | = . "hy" ‘how few o them would want t’ theatrical roducers, novelists an . a peepee é : a* s00n 48 | vo hey re vhat “th' peeplie” want Th’ other; S0Ow - ~ , oe be ° ) eth? CK eae es. : a] x : pin : ’ F é she — : esp ses ' sey ie ’ we ty rf ews na 2 2 71 1é i + j ij P . ?* - 4 r od a efore they can go for a drive— x . — nr he re- 0 Office hboiders “Th’ people” are quit monk¢eyin with. things they 2 ¥y i : oes at pri tabten 2 Gah tal of Seurtee e e e ‘ Ot ie€6S, ¥! posal se ° eT ae : 6 : Ra NY eT oenzer which they eat dur- | , Deten =} teekie Je | wit! prika : j | oan : : re » lt run its course jest th’) restless They allus seem t want must git reconciled to an" make th i: the Passever, cat ~ secteek | —— Sesten - nHi€ lene, a | ene a a and garnish with eu- somethin’. but they cant locate it. best of. We mustn’ git excited o'er ng : of chicken, leeks, carrots and cei- | cumoer rings. what @! ’ She waits for him to finish his salad, his demi-tasse, Dis cigar, +: people’ The poli@cian, o “a ‘e mn + of : ‘ee mot 7. & nto his evening cio nd start the engine, de! > . > -., 39 > JaZSZ SS “> 4 »s . ~ ; 4 —— a7 ~ r rs os ry rn 6 ae, . ‘ wll es : . And she wai J bi tO WOrk oUt {th , O44 changing a safe as SUSINeESS wWian Mayor, made of heet vinegar. One of their - re . . o* + a. x Seer ren ry rs | 4 ‘ “= 4, 7P OD ihe s, > fer > ey eet 2 mtn, " ha DT when vo its got so our statesme: gon 1 id peo pre Wabi. Pr tae. en , . ~ ai Lapp: hen you x national soups. the Gentiles might re Dy the roadside before they can go ON “It made you 42: ; : : 7 eieth ; 3 _o fh’ megeies,i know where they s.and—idelized Know what they want. rh ion atineieeshitininetinieaall PAOPRS OBI ’ a - « . re onsiderabie! today an’ afraid t' come home frem § thrn do is slip ‘em Og LEC P 7 s considera ; : Rea milk, a substance known all ever ' n She waits for him to recover trom a & ng infatuation for | ie he >” people "Hu become: Washin’ton t’morrow. Stage favor- ought t have, an’ let "em rave. If the world for its health-giving e ° ome other woman—anod for him to come back to her, full of dis- " an’ club tgether an’ 12n; —— ee queens. aT sean aurancs _—— — Ss a propertics. Th jellied milk is | De a 1c ie i Ri a a telephone pole. or| reform administrations pink hats a 3 POL NS ‘ilusionment, contrition and alibis reais oo 4 * Slee | | neated tor one minute in & ssuce- | — = . kled with maple sugar. | at | ee 36 it . W rk’ 7 ° . The soup of China is made tn And THEN finds that she has to wait for him to get over his | Milton O S , Our Children and Fire || the proportion of one part meat | Indian Summer Madness before he is REALLY ready to settle i te two of vegetable on the advice | By Angelo Patri ‘of the philosopher, Confucius. It , - “ down! Bridge Pointers ‘bas three parts: the primary, the do weil to copy. is made of sour 4 4 * — —_— pe i , ‘secondary. and the garnish. The She waits for him to tell ber what is in his his heart, | Angelo Patri ts just the prim- | was drilled to walk, to wait, to be Primary is made of equal parts of ais bank account and bis WILL—and then has to wait until he is |. pointer for today. is cipal of a New York grade Silent as he wilked and waited. he S'cXen and pork: the secondary of : ; , , , . , . remember an come - egetabies. water-c! am- dead to find out if he teld ber the TRUTH! After seeing bis 26 cards. de- cschool, but the late Charics W sat embers and comes through S — 2s reese —— ° Je on ‘clarer should try to make game if Eliot resident — safely and helps those who forget. 90° SHoots, celery oF mushrooms, SR COI OE SCC CE NO ELI eal | tek ~OoCerasi on al ing any! vseif for Te - said Patri is doing more for fire drill rules. Teach then also , And. after that. she has to wait a rear ‘ | ie? wie | “mourned,” vefore she reniarries, and starts the waiting-¢ | he impertance of the above, common-school education than how to crawi under the smoke, to! aver again! pointer cannot be too st rongiy €Ti- | any other person ip America. cover their faces with something PRIC KLY er —— ae : first fore- to obey orders from firemen and | a phasized Game is the first, (ore Thi - a 4 _ ” , - . = ae lis school, a modcl wm every eee : a | th ves! & : hat 2D e 1 most and greatest desideratum of police. And never allow them to ee os : —. = = tes , ° - 7 begs “Fi ; ee ; hy ci 0 eee wes aR ii, @ es. Oomian 3s roie 1s that 07; lad’ =i D-* ihi mm. te ; the Declare r. W hep piaying Pro- respect, is a mecca for teacbers Eo to Lae match box and help , : : = d a ae peca ‘ ; a €T} © is wt) an moment she starts looking for ber first husband. + , he | gressive or Duplicate. came carries from al} parts of the country. themselves to matches. Children | lilies in ber last. busband’s bands! 1125 points with tt: when playing nave nothing to do with matches. : = i | { -. | . ee a ™~ ee 3 : 3% ™ . : oF 7 one : ic oerinh * er ry bers. tw Oo games gr € a bonus We are ai? born iii € - . id find .pem taking them LS to ® x ‘ & ; : 1& 7 Le +, 9 omen are haem s * ag a *, —_— , i ' 7 . should be ‘he Declarers goa'. Ga | make ene at the first excuse. Fire- ““SS*rous Guscaie! of your oak kitchen cabinet, table or refrigerator $3) "a tite i ¢ » = oil & a , —a : ; : rs (Mr Patr b + . UNNECESSARY \ ORR \ eee See Sere at He Trane © wells Wake wh etnnd we 008 Grew | ont an, inquicies trode uaboeenl £ | and feel the uneven surfaces. The tiny gulleys ; ; Tia Pi tr .cKs, ed i a WLa }O L : : ~ I iJ p , | | e filled with dirt and g : They are tricks. and at a Minor suit eleve a crook in our necks whe we ut- and schvol teachers on the care . ABOUT SOM IR 6 ts ok S. ter oo's and ahs at each shower. and development of children. unsafutary. i i ( I r The followin hand was iver of sparks. nd th _ fireplac Write him in ca2 re of this paper. | ¥ | A , = . of sparks. And the open epiace p All s j ; ; ld be lacq i with Re cas inclosing seif-addressed stampe? ¥ keep vesterda: is the heart of home. Then it is mped De! no mare vs ch : envelope for reply.) ta to Ae ‘ and ; to quite to be expected that ehildren (Conrricht. 1927 | | clean. Delta stands much abuse—can be washed > ° 7 . Here’s a Delightful Little Story About Two Sisters .3- eee wl atta tac tk tel - — Who Were Not Quite So Lightheaded “ equaliy piain that they are not to; ) — —e sen as They Seemed. do so. ) . - ae , -_ matches are to be kept in * No Need to Remove Old Finish c - 4#\ tin boxes and out of reach of any 4 | h ] ~ Rule | It dries to the touch in about fifteen minutes. = : my DA 38 ie 4 fo another SO OR eet Ee: ees : ° . bj ever known would! thing. and has? re | __, By WINIFRED BLACK. hild t that, thev uzht to t . . RETTY as a picture—both of about the old sort of sentimental — a p 7 oo vihinas Ais. A second coat can be applied ima half bour. In — acne looks like a silver | music. safety matches. If cone happens to Shey I elein bh | an hour or'so it is ready to use. You can apply ily, ooming faintly in the; Then the othe ight, what do be lost the child who finds it can- =” Rn is credited wi 7 : . : : ‘ ' . oe me oper night, What co ¥ AL lac kbird’s : ie = iticu‘cr pair of friends to ask Moth-/ing for game. would then see that | Casually upon Occasion. An item simple one: a proved compierion | cold. That is all—it’s nature's rule | Get Deita today and make your wing. so black 7 tah ‘er and Dad over to dinner and fcr | with one more Club trick assurea | from the daily paper starts the 5eap and water to keep the skin and | for keeping that schooigirl complexion. | L - kitchen more sanitary. Have that it's al- ie ot a long motor ride out inte the! and only one Heart trick possible, Giscussion and a few remarks wil! pores clean; “make-up,” powder and | Oo that regulariv, and particularily | your choice of all the ular most blue. F Sie Pee green country. ‘it is necessary to make three Dia- | @o the rest. Then dismiss the mat- rouge thoroughly cleared from the wight. ‘ote how much better | | ; “i 1: i Pop l One Sings % wen SE % About 8&8 o'clock ‘Portia tele- | mond tricks aad three Spade tricks, ter. It will arise again upon other skin every might before bed. ‘your skin in even one week. | pastel and brilliant colers in al ike a mock- ee ee ea: phoned to Mother and asked her to’! The odds in favor of making three | OCCasions. Thus, largely on expert advice. | | L PALMOLIVE | | Size cams. ae ; ars : on cole ward : “¢ a. aa om, oa . wari es eter? = pee in + ; y = ~ +} be, ! . >: ~% aa . iiavre ¢ ror ea ry, : : | ms ; ing bird 18 ‘Cae aoe, jj come right straight home—Jessica | Spade tricks are three to one, be- Teach the children to regard a millions use Palmolive >Oap; touch | j cacake. Use noother | | Avo . ie pret inged-uw» | ft aa May and the ae a had something tmportant to tellicause in only one dea! out of four fire drills of the school as highly | their faces with no other. It is made | _— But b ure le : other playe a —_— KS an _ Tn ’ - ; R . nants ; _ i ee s . mm ¢ ; ; ee. * -s at a” : ales ~ eu the vidoiin and to death and they hurreed home. | be divided so that feur are in one the ¥ are to conduct themseives as purpose oniy—to protect and beau- ; . to be + olive pie ete ck , ae : ; : ~ . ns, L i) OF bE e 4 $2 | S - ‘ * : re | *.. they both 'There was the house al] lit up frem jadverse hand. Making three Dia- | 6" aS the Occasion demands. / tify the skin. | gg e- dance like a cellar to basemen ‘ ‘rnawded | mon: denends up the pnosition means that with oy | . . ¢ 9 ] Ii I ae se ive 1 rn ae) , Nene a cellar to ba se mer t and crowded | monds depends upon the position Se mal = — Wash the face gently with lite. REMEMBER that and j €dieTrs f fe W ms me with! cael wave rea king a |; With friends. There were the ta-jof the adverse King. Deciarer | ¢*Perience in response to the bells paimolive. Massage its balmy olive | .E CARE imolve-Peet a. , | : and I m sa 7 ay . > 7° tT} ’ ‘ pat 3 ; ‘ ; ; = * " - ox cost . ‘ Sin oe 3 . ™ E ” + ~ ‘ f - * re Se S 2 Se Ge : wes Yu" SA CLA . r ’ ' oan F , wney +h ett their relatives are aiways WOrry- | \cdding march and Mother and ithe Diamonds twice and to make °f care and watchfulness required | wie | Wolff-@ ilsen Drug Co. ae Wi. Coaent He. ttatthaar & Ce. : Rt «4 | pir ing about them. ! Dud had to walk through a lane of | the Spades, losing one Spade, | '™ Ume of danger. Instinctively he | 7th & Washington oan ns a nl 3408 Cleveland 4 3 | | oul ay | “a What will they do when they/flowers! Mother cried and Dad@/In this way the game can be made | ‘Urns to the r.ght staircase. instinc- | Tower Store ssh L. sx Tracks @ Phin ee ae ti. -“ " . : Ae Pan, > * on - : ove . x , ' on — =“ - La really grow up Chey’re so im-jturnmed as red as a beet and then if the Diamond finesses succeed. | “@Vely be keeps the time and pace 28 Pine i913 E. Grand Av. Bersuch’s Béw. Cm hens ; ns = practical, so gay. such little but-/| he turmed as white as a sheet and| Dummy wil] only get one more S¢t by the class and arrives on the) : eo a 2 areas . | ; wry XN. t.rand (Communit, Prec Ce. ‘ : 2 eee. ff the roOrTre | terflies; always laughing and danc- he looked as if he wouldn't mind (lead, se one Diamond finesse must remnants gs a — one has ’ shen teed oe Goleemn’ een Ginke oe . ees - ing and singing: always going on crying a bit. + ~. if he only dared. | be tried at once. ‘ormecg & Habit. if this is well TOASTY . kK h "a Grand & i. Spring ectin ‘ gt | | | . 2 dieses and ee parties and get- | a sang “Qh, Promise Me!*| Yesterday's answer slip should %°?¢- thoroughly done, it may | 4 ream’y Ls NESS « | yoo Haw - | 1781 bree = : eonaglaie ws Ks om 8) ting “crushes” and raving over pic- ‘and her clear yorng voice was vi- | read: stand him in good stead in time i 3231 Ivanhoe ao. 3 735 Collinsville aw | ee now we're we | ture actors—dear me. Aunt Melin- brant with something very true! On trick 2. North should lead °f ¢208¢r. . i * maa 7 . . > Regine . fashioned family. iwould doubtiess be the case}. the and wrap it tightly from head te | | : 1 a ne Gee ae A ' . | ae BROS a wor i “Twould have been epsy for |Spades would be established and pest. Always wrap downward COLLENSVILLE, &E. | once 6 & ° “| Mother and Dad to separate at|Dummy would have the King or F'T* ‘i8es. remember, and you 7 = 7 THAT ‘ : Bn as me : 4 - rT. + t ~ ttc : H. é 2 . wee about them a bit, too. They're |... @ dosen times in the tet 26 | Spades as an entry for the second “*"* % Push it down. idee Pharmers G. Bellistri 313 Ww. Mae L-CONE FYFLING! } “-rt of carciess and irresponsibie. | years. Mother is emotional and ' Diamend finesse. In case the child finds himsel? | 5421 Seuthwest Av. BELLEVILLE. 5 4 =e S are esven new cout sie : be gortia thinks no more of ruining |Dad is ambitious “~-t som how | > ae eae m a burning building he is to . ORT gr Lies, Macte & Som Be oe me 4 shoes. iene Eas : ag eee — Mixes Golf and Gardening. Walk to the nearest exit He ji s a ; Rat iece &. —% A *. laa ' oraaE i. the Nattormi ' = pair of G-new ones, they ‘ood tc-- yer and now the PINEHURST. N C.—Althoug® | never te run. never ta o B a, ee *T. LOUIS COUNTY a Pare: . erie. Rencenels eee 7 tea, the very first time she wears rough Binces tm the road are over experts believe she could be Sew oe i : : —— er tO PUSH. ¢ | 1i2" salinbeaary =. Remiers’s Arcade & Wveep RIVER. is oe a : oaths a r% : i, oh = ose say Chat It Martert Centra! Lumber & — , ve just paf@ thetr) ac : — , > ever and over av . a oS oe, ee che ae one the girls are crown and the | veloped intc one of the dest Wom- | stick im the day te an sit fred ©. Pehiman Olive St. Read at North Haw. Ca. ee =e *AyeR an rterea of emapping her finger. Jessica home is there still. - celts ia the country Men a a eT OS Pees gas anve 219 S. Breedway ; Goeth & a a a a ; i \ a er } i. rad. Reith tore T rte ST. (HRARLEA. a icks u wit one she 38 ns | y ch Scalia : } f ~ Bs . "9 . . it : > ; 7. F Pp Pp h any happens I wi ewe ng man and John D Chapman. of Greenwich Arie 3 “519 NS. 18th sé. anes we “tere a “ . to ike n®@ matter who or anything. woman who's thinking of a divorce Conn. refuse to. pias actin: tic tee — SS OCF Camm, WAR Ae our . ‘ y during the drilling. panic is likely to seize Refuse imitations. Only genuine Quaker Oats | Wras, tor beeunjully dleuwercd coculer eouttning Rebtlel mapeiet: Nobody can beat any sense into just for some foolish Hrtle tempo: - (summer months preferring r frightened childre anid ita Lacquer & Products Company li8 S. Mam Sz. Phone MAim 4620 Sent Louis 3 tn- 4 RR OE il, AB NE ag RR 8 ea PS VP a8 her bead. They seem so sort of ary reasén could’ have been at tpat | garden to the finks at tha! has that world . | #areaen to the Unks at thai season ips Panic is infectious ly - different, somehow. rot affec-— Surprise party ‘he other sigh? Within a period of hittie a : aise nies ena = . : VILiN 3 a OF it fore [han ’ a »? » e -% " Sane agcainst ft _ Semate and teving: never icarning | 1 Believe they'd watt awhile be- | she has con siz on f cha —s P poetry te . ’ . pe, 274 ; e . 4 Tt) “ ; Cy t7?~ bs : TO" 4 {3 Fe tries th j . repeat and poi caring ‘fore FUng 109 See tat iaAwyer. PONSHnipe ip the Pin st courses. | of ae sein po ¢ ; ime dh COUrses. Out heart EMERG CERIN AE RES Bie Es i . > se-@ Si43 tj _ thon e j ¢ ; 7 i aAZG voecaAuse Re PE TEED 0. ences mee cain a - “ mar ot ¢ . t yee ° ~ . < z Army after eolv ing re Comrright. EG2T.:

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) — om = a saat “St Pe : x © ‘ A g Pe eae = : % ey he M% u' oer ' — ae 2 5 ‘ ‘ and Ready “? He we hac bel . * j? j : ‘ n € i . » a i er rt qaou i) > / ‘Fly PAPER weakness was chemistry. Test time had conte and the footbail season had anether two weeks to run. Knowing the rule that any player liing below a mark of fifty tm! ny subject was no longer engible for sports. a group of ardent fans hy of the chem- e gave the young oaf) man an exarminat'c1—and a mark | | | | supp! “ | , | 3 in . et wc we fear it wouidnt ny ' ; * i / j / NN NLL ALLL Nl PLP rm fs ) : for 2 B.nusces ss ay ial eaters | Bf i a ~ | ‘ear? : “ : “ unbent. VW t . e SO cra -~* ’ /} / i ’ y 3 eS a il ow the boat — A g [R Mp ? a VW NG . aor rs % eat i Ht ll ~ } ‘ bu ' ft of fifty. Another croup, made up d é, a1 | jucated to a high - — ~ - - ~ —— os -—_ v «4 ~~ ~ eee - — > re of highbrows. educated and gilosey finish, challenged the “ i Rut f . us 4 ‘ ; LLL LLL im fm 4 : ; ‘ ehank’s mare ? i 4 «nm of transite-S2ean% 2° 8 | _— of this section. _ fos mrogcress oh att — t ee & Grape p rua { te, ° M + “T asked the young man Just Soup a8 & prelude to the dinner © me" Tn to think of tha: SMe Sst OD WGSWELUUSG wWeEWE \ Bride | & i wa en aZg2Zing USC eS two questions,” 36 sale, “a wnuet te.ut Wl Beet: fer a ties | 4 balf nuile | e . | . oe — By THORNTON Ww BURGESS Sit to him, “What is the coior ot |the enjoyment of the whole meat, , O°) OS ee ocen hero makes : : By Wanda Barto By Josephine Huddleston | © ae ee Eu- Its function is not to nourish s0 anew - ONS, ee ee ek cee al ow ‘al ‘Yi anda Barton. ’ : “‘Red,’ was the answer. which, : f the last lep to satety on his mands eer P tor a 1 1) , ' : cial UNE brings us rose ee 4} > oe « mn ne 1 sat 4 - -)" > asi 4 i Lip i ‘ . i] ees . ii j t ,ee reuse x ‘ i a i ro ; > were Sift naer and : . : ; v-) Stuffed Hearts of Lettuce. : a Oe . r - D «A 2ou li find that home by every test most of. us, though the graduat rin to sug the first freshness of | beautif1 i‘ don’t know.’ which was right.” : on - . Z ; . as s mr i j ‘% j | . i Ay } C4 4 San S j t fale sions fron a p+ } m “s = eameliein end ieaatiiiiat writin a sere certai: : - & i {yk « : " ee ee sae : a ’ . , Ry itt 7 is P — , ‘ or ~ é ey Che wome! \ io wer 19H 4A gt? 79°7.) me hecause No One § et e kneee !- aes “ ¢ ws ake = out : ns ; f rs for th Su of the lasting quality of their Raitle the Skeleton Sandals. L f i themseives enmeshed in skeletons at feasts are the pro- ecel- | cunter rings. ee Ist Scream because vi do '7J | ow) : ee 4 . > > , fy s* — + > . . - ‘ 4 s* » & es é , s+ | S ~b f i c cap was & ‘ ry - Be - — ‘ . — } ‘ . ox - a ~ 2 9 P e . Oa iSSa ge creams veroulai kliljoys, but skeleton san- beca us ’ > a + . - aes Ss . - . - cA ’ » 4 ark rae fy , ; } i iia a s , i?* a : : : ‘ ~ >» ‘ ¥ % ’ ’ me ry ; ry ‘ , sé a | ? 9 f +¢!1 " . ‘ “ ; " . ; ' : to come home ea: ee ee ee ms ee ee See i YO simple ‘ittle exer- | frocks, adding much to their wear-| c ting a — ‘ , ‘ NNer—— ws . ‘ " 4 i ‘ cA i a : 4 i > ‘ t)i aVi 4 Acta I 4 CA 4 sit pica Ui A &t = ¢ fc ' ‘ { ©: ‘ ‘ 4 j t , ; ‘} ‘7 P en ‘ : ‘ ; ; . tj Pia) ee 7 ee Se ing her a favor by sueak | that it-rmust be that his eve . ects . 3 wOllle | ers’ pride and joy in being correct- ; «a hi Lie peth cha ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ; ae ene ; : picpapassaenes tte - ss -* 4 r Y @ 1 x » seek to prevent , } ' a5 q m4} () Lidl 8 ; t a gy iv fro work i ; 7 aoe ne . 3 a i ‘ i j , rt & ) pre Vernit &U Si Z- i’ gs hy ¢ 1. A pair to match each . : th Eg } OH 4 * > . ~ “ } ana - 4 + 5 it 4 ‘ ? “Se te *, ’ ‘) } ’ i 4 . » - . . 4 i 4 ld . ¢ } ’ ‘ , . im , . . ? : 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘ i le rig : ? ’ ‘ x i ’ j al j is VW ardrohe Poste open a re these YY od- f ¢ ~¢ Pee off - 4 , 4 f aa | ‘ s1é fof keen. ry ; ‘ fier ew ¢3 J j } ' | : & R NE ed | | : exc! yr g = 1 ie r tf } se sty sei 4 3 sé the heed as far; els that nearly the entire fapt is} 4 Po me x nex! a t * ™~ ” ’ 4 r a : : : = ’ id — i a ~~ ~ , H | ry ’ '.. ry ,* é ! . : . ~ rmmot ry c 4 } ey} er nyi? - P yy rice 4 hy 4 ‘ ¢: » A - . ? " 3 : { j } . T ‘ c , % ‘ - i ; , L413] - j B > i? | id ienaer network of On +} F me 5 : “ ; ; Vv i + j ‘ j ; - an ci >= pre \ .% ; € dis F 4 ; - “i 4 ee ; | i q i s. ‘ _ ee ¢ r biigita wilh Pasing fenants are quickly found bund c ~ “4 elites y ° > Re 7 rye raga } ~ | — i , die ae Se 4 . 4 7 ; " ? £ ’ , ’ ’ i i i , I ‘ i 12 it V Tt t ; i! ~ 7 iff 7 7 ? [> } . ie) . isfied WIL! : + Towel Oo hey nead as s look ed , r) ‘ sll afra - aa es : Ot PY) mi) g. Te } nn g*} yd EEE ESE : | : eee iia SiR rit LO rié Liyres di ere ni ty [pe heels fee tur- ' through Post- Dispatch wants«. Phone “ > os , . ee ' : % , , . >f OWe : , ‘ft oT ' ‘ . + f +3 , , €r v4 r\ ¢y } 1 ed - " Le r ’ } . working : + ig 2. ’ the P Was , * w > 1 Pele = te ‘ l mnting ) i} eienger spiked, Cuban and flat your want ad or teave it with your + ‘ ’ ¢ a . ° the bort and tc to ¢ sek ‘ met her lo sata , Curl e head to the right | heels nearest drugeist. m « - . - - t { pa , Win a t T T Can Ws . /. ¢ } re TH 4 . . i ms wee ows A oy | 4 4 Pi . | 7 . ticht bandaced a1 a ie rs should be pushed ; is — ‘ A va . ~ ~ a a — ™ ‘mbrelia Fey & ; - : 2 » = lrigid while do- aie . : +. + , Cane a r¢ . aT $ ~ os i i I ~ 0 cy | ‘ fr’ ej ewer ; ‘ Fie iety 7 oY ~ rs i ; y - ° r = 4 T rt ry f } ; , ? . pring finwers ¢ aself to : ‘ ‘ . l tif if Is fn - E perf re . ; 7 «’ >of Ty +; , nm $m « e . fin b i} 4 ’ Y : * . . 7 a a . . - . . . dirt and grease. They are 3 ew 6. a oh : 3 Biackh Snake| ever I am tempted to think thai , , &° erect i the chin. pushed slightly FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ' * 2 ery a a : ; is - . _ (710 & i ' Ci i i i% = Ni « ‘ner N\ 4 T ire =T { j j t¢ ? (pe. : c ‘ athe . ; ‘ : {pj ‘ory eit ] i ie if ie USS I ie for Lie | { ICKER UPHOLSTERING CO | | = . s Lare ai rv re Without nk- enuse we huve so ma hung ene- cer est is the one that 18 cOv- ji museles to sag Muanvy noted beau- “9 nc. & ’ - nr r4 x s ‘ 4 : 2 mstaieaialian . i . eee. should be lacquered with was d - | e Reddy Fox and Redtail |¢'ed by two squares of satin, . ) cneuteih: tne! main al Main Office and Factory Branch ; } 1 mn 2 ‘ ‘ = ’ Ts i ‘ ae elie : ’ ' a i : ‘a j ‘ re ptue ii i4 . . | i mnushband and c ren no matter | eo) q ' jf : ‘ ‘ .!' broidered or naints wee ae ) a Set ; 4125-27 Olive St. Linde! 4770 3210 So. Grand Bivd. LAclede 7625 sanitary and easy to keep ee 8 hs eh nd Suen | : e Hawk. and He , | 3 holding their heads “high,” but this 7 ‘ rs ; ya he - . Phi bd | : , , ; q ~ a. , ? Fett) f + - tt ° 7 i : th : ] ~ ' ‘ | * i ‘ . ‘ @) c , . , much abuse—can be washed mite charmins brown-eved mother abhi ‘ ’ 4 + i r « + + if ’ & f “ } : Mee these lively vouncsters had a TE ba oon: aa. feut ped, 1 ee a sap g: - . 7" i ‘ jn x f ‘ ‘ 4 ; fy - i - ; ‘ ” % ae aes , 7, Talner GOrveors ‘tack ia a nriestinal . - ; y ee? : ‘ ; a os : am , =" - ig Pep § ¥ Pf 7 ~~ ’ a * wt hs j vt bee rome ae a 4 ry te of f | c sea ' , Ro t ’ ‘ P «# *, Be Sie a ‘ ‘ P _ , ‘ a Remove Old Finish Ree touch in about fifteen minutes. th ee ees | be applied in a half hour. In is ready to use. You can apply. without removing it. . Att ee » 7 “ ~ F - r 2 7 * 4 * - * “ Yr * > nN * e266 fyi} | i é ; ss Lr oy ey t>F aa, } ‘ go? . . P : ‘ ‘ , ri? . T fer © hatte. . 9 ; oo ° lg co a - . ~ . . . . 7 4 ? } = | fic rte a: mere aTy ees eee and beauty. k os CVEers — nositton 4° ~ 2 Si a Pp ls 7 pes qd A hic i? Sheer: rt \" t coe , fone? FnNOUid Let ¢ ' | shey mis \ fe se : i ae a pe ie P ye z Wes: grimy knees after . : - |. ie nroat.. ana He aid 1 ave¢ aq) } rsd 1\ ‘ rittt ~ hes ent vou KDoO Old Man Covote got cul; gene t I PSs are aFain IT ene Sy. ‘ 1 ae ’ — | fies K "he THAD Stine to play v . nd she ae : a Se Lh OS : io. ; ; strenuous play—here’s a Get Delta today and make your My rca these or ae wince atin | Ume to play with me, ang so 1) fut nis voice was not heard. Across | of a cage.’ EE : ici Wena rote : : trenuous play | scouted around the apartment | ssi tech? nll euiiee thn tins Let's not t bout it.” s spe ee 89 = el situation calling for Lava Soap and a wash cloth. kitchen more sanitary. Have Mrs them: “28 ae hpegagadle | A /- ea si ne x: r choice of all the popular I Sh ek Pie oe case tnne toraca taced Poice spa manny. Mer) Fetcr. “And this, when you this pd hav ae ae : tel and brilliant colors in all : 4 al aon an ete PE (ihies that Joan had|.i4. +rnes cent en moine just ass sca wr oe IO REPO Sie sega gabe em. Me cage E The foamy lather whisks cans. ) i > Son five Bp Sees herrewed.and the tabi: ers long as thi held out. ! pi | wi) swept out of exist- 2am ae ena ee SOE ZS Hs away dirt in an instant. k: , ne r e E P ' . ! , 7 7 4 2 iT | ’ ‘ ’ . ‘ 1 ri eee ? ] : ‘ r ‘ 4 j : : : ’ | nant = ; ; .¢ aait —— th, ‘overs oT +} nye 2) jj ! rot 4% a ait ic a uc , "§ Pa a 4 cmd De ta 4 “RBne cid a ' Cc c ‘. , 7? ’ Tso 72 i a iE ’ ’ ay “of - ens ecaesaiee Te nr & wa. , , — = } 7 a + a ‘ rr. aa , 4 ~ 20 icine, Pe ore Ce “4 Rana. aes Ve, 2 , . . ee see" . . $% NRRL SE A RPO reviving bath. Buy Lava me ; UMAtien . ¢ "ere" —— . : — oe = ae ve 4 ric * and rot o~ p > oreo tale eae) yap! s it ty ae i "iy Sd ng Ae, . jott Mere. Co. FE. ST. LOUIS, TLL. — ae . stan Sisal Seago a 8a lige san ie iemmemeattn Coo : Book OE A aaa N. Grand Community Dre Co. : 1 _ ~~ the squar the hours | cept for borrewing some mT . ream or! A FR aR ig! ALG IE Lig E De vn ; mn? he , : II, or, Dy as . eemme : H Prag € Me a88t Winter we walked off 7 She said, “And I suppose I am ¥ ; sa eal elie. eT RN Fre i ion ne arene Soe . = — i 1261 State st. a ; — ae aeeads ages in se = red } . , ‘ ‘tro ihe Sead e fy Lexington 755 Collinsville Av. — | mec ankie now were walkine ' - ee sy , we = (s t ! put ga OR ee WEST = 7 & gpaines Aes netend a | apartment ali the rest of the aft- ‘ ee ace . é CC - EEE VENICE, T1A4.. s TSiy gf i+ in tr ‘ Oe , xT, —_. a ery reaai a nd As! he } tre = esis ar ’ ‘ = T a C , : ; ue © Kasten Av. M. 42. Schoemann j t- 44 Ge ‘ ae aa wa es Ee ae ee . Main st F rT) fi? ‘ cn , ‘ ee bod a . : ‘ : Reith ‘. Siore 816 x: r roe ‘s pee — ; ee 4% . , £4 - 3 Ty wns — . . i *OE ‘ Vi kK mt t ei.’ 4 rT vw e Laclede AY. Ai at. ‘ a @ ¢ > 2 en ffurh? te ge a ALTON, IL. 3 Mf and foren:: Rg EROS Se | ws t able to do: r Joar ; , ‘ i : fter except take t? tables Central Av. — r ome S You've Se Lane t¢ ao theandred i " \ : ' ' ¢ «fj ig When ¢ j t e ' ; = wn again. and I shoud nave Miller Haw. *. a et Te: Kerk. im | ow mo a 7 aati _ = os ee Mf Pig * + * re Z rope f (4 ere ea SS ee eee ee St. Louwlse Av. GRANITE CITY, f14.. e ae | '.€ staved on the job this afternoon, oe , Wachine + mh C4SiC1 bi : - ; gr - ~~ ' . . a ‘ ’ . Inia - ’ , & Ty r} } ‘ ‘ft! Tt a . r x Co. Rosenberg Dept. Store 3 Spe Bt Ss I guess, on account of being more oe — pare oy Cin rhe St. Louls Av. 19th and State St. ia 8 Teminin. Ter*t if st like |... » satan: 4 aie ee sages ' ke a geotft b it js dot : et ™ ' » ct i 130 TT) j ‘ $4 P go ee COLLENSVILLE, ELL. _— atten fake from fire and let it set apie l ped BOF Manchester 1 ss . : he mia' Lilie . : Belliatri Hae € a. ¥ g THAT ATT + 7. a 2 ‘ | SME - > 7 rt £iops hy ele ae 4 ’ ch wale @ T jaf 2133 Cooper o. 315 W. Main St. : a 4L1-GCGONE PEELING: Woman Breaks Hike Kecord ad ind beat st :' orins : gy 3 ma 4, = i2 \ SRR D A, ‘ = ‘ + ti a . } ‘ - ‘ fat grt ir) ++ if ¢ | ’ . x ( ss ‘ ot o- | : . r- Easton Avr. Alex, Muule & Son &tcordir- ' new records has beconsxe a popuia! : : , ' * ‘ J* ; 4 ordin; the National ; ee ve : ata “Nowadays popularity isnt hall ' }\ pour int DuUller anohliv inthe ¢oakin #4 mort t mg No" ( } "0! ian ti ry it tee te COO OULTMIV Jit tilt ove tae eee aa LOUIS COUNTS 1926 W. Main St. ‘* Areade & WOOD RIVER. 4.. > + wt Merket Central Lomber & . Read at ‘Nerth Hdw. Ca. end South Read 4 DE clos) f iris ee , | a ; gre - oan .* . = _ - . . ‘ = y i . Trickel’s Store ST. CHARLES, MO. { ‘Old er out SEVENTY | Jo, ind of Miss Eleonora Sears Conspit us put Chic are on — fore + iS | Papa ) o mixture just before — linen clothes are mace et : ris bead as to pans Phen Be te :, — so apt to go to a gi ; eee + ‘ .¢ 5 os ; : a errs = - € ” 4 a rew er 0: v« a €! \A 7 ee Z Tan YY? ark :y scun res s ob. I naa . ~ \ 1g Pal of } — Se ii)? her meck.” ; 2 -. aphee? a 2 as n ‘a - —_ 75 ej ” a “ee a ra ~ FO - Women whe have just paid their a Tie ’ + we ; \ r i ~~ _earee P So, ong 2 . " P i — { " } ; *. a) ; fy? i ¢ 3 wr of bAgernrms Conspicuous | ut Chic. : ° , . ‘ se we - o — y = Cént Poor : of Boston, in a@ 46 tan a2f1ff enougl . » ft er} | #3) tl ; ; = a a9 ‘ ~ pate: smowy white this wat Be 7 . ee x + o- , surat 2 the outside of the coat ,eeve. Romine: 1 for the Tichest Wad | Burneville to Ashevilie. Mra Hut-'on the outside of the coat Sleeve (Coprright. 1927.) om ri is Mmakhhea« a Av. Parsen's ‘ke from | new bracelets designed to be worn mE ‘ c } “ ~ # OTIiHie Co - v ry ¢ yu S re . a VW ~ . eo gx f ‘” +e ° Baad : s ‘v4 on the lathe] | , ‘ omen we af X ‘ee - ¢he ma =—~ - crin & Products Company +a ae Sane os 68 ‘minutes. but Miss , 4 - - % . " ; 6 diel ’ (¢ » y li 4 ‘ = es. . e « vii. rr get %1: shan ed crow? siiaas ' pie apc Ce o's Os Ss OOO pee AAAI CALNE PM : x (Core - ght 1927.) i better than Miss Ses S&S wii, Lenec. |) Crown hase , ' 7 Re ai * te 4s J re a ee Or ca — ee Wee,” dae ‘ 7 5 4. ee . eae 5 ay rs i

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WEDNESDA MAY 25, 19 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine y” Carel Brows: 6: : > rye? ; hee (rT: : : F : a 4 ' . g 40 talk e 30. ee A nswers seer iiao aN “= tu Ui hcT ean. oan ae : “ ais aa w to Pe Tlann T rig) } 7 her x - WAY AQAA WG WS ss ~ S SS SS Ww § » ». S ‘, ~ Lg a4 | oars an Vv I PR x i NILA ¥ 7, +e a bef trrrig iP se | he 2. GLEE LLLPLLAPLLIL LOLI SLE. =: SAIS SALTS LTT STASI Rs MLSSOOMALSTD PVT OPTTDI TOD POODELSTPAAAAL LIES EAI I AS 4s (inssieca! } s tf oS 4 “? SFP Oa a a 355 be"? ; no IP: SYNOPSIS. =! % gyre son gens rete V is: inalien elon nd . ow . . i > al g> ’ hy - sesh om eh : : 44 F é on nelia Niarsh. employed in the erenario de peat tm* Hertzec’s motion picture studio at Fort Lee, learns with sorrow | ——" said eile ta sen. Zachary Tayl . 3 4 ’ thet Harry Horner, the head of the department, has been fired Everyone Dulcie Jayne. the star of the studio, but Dulcie seems to prefer a | | Dr : oe quints jewish I | : 4 r . : ; > , : adiadD " Dts: y aim | a i oot — tin +1 . her director, Daniel K. Leland. ee Pa cog taro Ress lg OR a NO a NN : HEIR firstconcert in America since the: | iff Fe : , 2 : rmenrv: -..#Ff et ‘aes. , ’ — er peES TS Ws Ti Libis r. yI pDceptulal ances before the rulers of Italy, Spain and 3 hile te in rt | A ly Secret p A %, ) ft Dro 7. Ipana_Trock oe Sao Greece! Hear the plaintive beauty of the oid a cartelsbip Minden. , Ses® _n ay negro spirituals sung by the world-famous . _ hee SANAN Yn, p Gd « “ek dl ~ a - r . Le o—~-l_ASS€n ft PA KR. Sad ‘ 3 xh @ th by Liman Hertzoc. son of the owner of the studio. knows that Liman is jealous of Henry because he is tn love with A Guilty Secret. : ‘a Ea | — a = —_— ~ Woadieratt. geagras: 7. tn a . , Central Siendard Time. with the Maxwell] tt. away from House Coffee Concert Orchestra, Nathamel Shilkret, Conductor. From WJZ New York, K YW Chicago, WJR Detroit. WHAS Louis- = t vile, WSM Nashville. WMC Memphis, WSB a4 “ F tad. Caecuit P Atlanta, WBAL Baltumore, WBZ Soringneid, . * ments of 3 > * = Mass., WBZA Boston, KDKA Pittsburgh. ; Lae SS ae about | Tune in tonight! And remember that extra - peows “phe bank io Randiings mellow richness in the famous coffee fom Zz a that you woul : Dime—Maxweil House. P Rave tee ee Fe FEE. Atiantie to the Pacific) ve ee | POM-BOY]|| Maxwex House | Se as haat Caeser rr CorFEE Radio Program — foe , Sweet. tender. Inier. Golden en- every Wednesday, 7 to 8 PM. ameted cans. Natural colier and flavor. (Central Siandard Time) $ $ $ : $ : $ teat . . : - . _ Lzsse * s I . é ‘ ‘ + i t i} . 0 A i ‘ G . x Li ‘ : 4 t ' V = . / - sine adieu - : ad : e* » P 4 ’ ’ ; ‘ . . = 7; § . > ‘ ; t -« . . i a = . »~- ’ 3 °°? 3 7 Ww . ; Pe 7 ; ‘ ‘ ‘ Se body eise ' SZ és = : = * ' ie a .% olcgs« ; . in : heart. Sut : _ & @& & & & & A wy : 4 a2 - 3 : ~ mm; ee: " & ++ QUICA a ak. en, le | PAE GENIAL DOR REPOS 0 Se Wo Tae 9 Evening Program an. Wednesday, May 25 5£5 P 6:00 ie years after the} pe due or a g Li MEDICAL QU ‘Health and sanitation questions of gal Inagnosis or treatment of ind® gees r Yen Ro You should consult an) tra the information re- & a the glasses. ie « ‘LONE WIDOW.—Nitrate of pot-T os om in J0 or 15 grain dosexn, dif) ed in sv -etened water or -F or thr. times daily vot De- Tag meais should 2@ al PS LL EC Meinl nee a Se results. ei PRFORTUNATE. — Such « c= pul be im the care of a _. There is no t Dishwashing TIME... re ca "d ay ' ; 435 Ss 7 y ¥ re be wi . J o * z in 4 ‘ " +4 Pip. nf ‘ g oy : . a * o : 3. M e Powe 7 * . Xp ~ ; SP RE EE ST EP INTE ye x ¥ —_* ~ ne F . 4 ? oh > ss . “a * 3 d . hi, ‘J P52" . } ee tx sor g ” J & : ft 5 2 # » a rae . * ~ ae * a ‘ 4 ie P i Bi R 2 ee at . t s a > » 3 2 TN, P ’ % € . : FS e 4 > - > - T isn't the number of times that makes ‘a ! - ap Bt @ MARRIAGE LICENSES. — dishwashing such drudgery —it's the TE sce Toe: eS ee old-fashioned time-stealing method. ee Pekacs "tei ‘ 999000 0O0000090000660006060000000000000 Racio Programs tral Standard Time dey ee Mav 25. - . ey a The Chipso method of washing dishes is easier. It is one-third quicker! It offers vou half an hour Jess work each day. ' ih iy MITTS AH at an... Morran ere it is: (| Sy) ae Ai 4 3 | Sao, Wesie--y, Run hot water over a heaping table- spoon of Chipso in your dishpan. You heve fine suds instantly. No need to ~ beat” the water with a shaker or your hands. So here is time saved right away. Weash-glass and silver first, as usual Soaks clothes clean They wil come out sparkling! While : Pico” aa : , you re rinsing and drying them, let your , PS cos Dishes—'3 less time china soak in the lively suds. Chipso soaking dissolves grease. : » i? : ; «= 7 really did conceal made him expect to be take or an uuctor of maidens. his cause. “ TTI ITIL YYYYYYYyY: EN EL I A A 8 nem YY YY YYXUYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY OM tae -pea@king slase. must have been a good . » | than people Were used 2 ee a RR Ree rte Dut | hepe Miss Jayne While you rinse and dry the china, ~. soak the cooking utensils, adding Chipso if more suds is needed. \irs. Fisk leaves off at Cornelig made no clouded “VWvwt one tC ee ti a ee ee vility for the ty readinez . eae | > ‘ + , kA ClIVVsSloS The larger blue-and-orange box of ° - . - 5 Re hw Chipso takes care of a month’s dish- Saas Secntae, S108 Oe washing—less than one cent a day! | BIS Aah nah a: even That miaght bother there Was svire.hing she couidn t quite - : “— + “> si ‘> . 2 yt . 9 -% — cae +* . - Courad. for instrace, or Thomas Hardy. if you know wnat i oan DO ¥OU KNOW " ~~ = Of course, Miss Marsh. | shoul PROCTER & GAMBLE Corneiia signifie hat. as far as sh s concerned. nothing Mow manr 4 about Miss Jayue an: thom rdv sbould get out ‘en Her aif? 5 = “ bY 1s . ae “SE . we & é P4, j 4 é 4 ; ‘erent + j mn og 5 res ; - . . P . , et e = me 88 » Foyye ¢ 3 > on ~f Sin . > lhiorpe: trusted 4 i a% Bid C igs ii. ase J aa . 2 a sa as ‘Pi ‘a4 3 TF ag OG of Groceries are { ¥ ee ey rs ee enone BRT ee “Because shes got such a flower i9OKing little \ace—q Kin: f $°o } d at th a tempesiuous Lowe: t, Miz : Luere S RO sense tn pre- Uricn Market? J \vod ag it siguifies her ao omil O the poorest kind ad Ber father kept uttie cigar and Stationery store over on ¥y ee ae tn rage ee ee SSN ee” GSI jae aeee Visit stands numbers 97, 98. 106 and find tastier groceries for less money. nue—they lived at the back. There was always so the younger children and the shop and no Mother. she " Khe lifted the round. bruwn candor of his gaze and held Cornelia’s with it, “she isn't what a jay would call weil educated. The only things Buy at the she Kpows 2bout are the important things.” “O, you dear’ “natty eried Cormelia’s heart. “You diesse UNION MARKET 7 (Continued tomorrow. } S|} —— | wr 1 OS OTE. Fats oe - “ te ¥ te a s » ee eee cm ec ¥ a4 = “d * Sa Nias aa aa 5 The most amazing success in the history of household soap! HO OO 90000009 O000060O00 O00

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 1927. talk: @, Drocram - nH. (428in-7O0ke) —7 M Progra’ - 149-45. concert le (2852m-lOGtke ; . Maxwel House - 4 &ludio Carol Brown: 6-30. studio pee 9:30, L ee Coated (S80in-7F7Uke) ettdio recital’ §& program. a el] z 6 q Drog S. Vito q i; O28 Tam : 19, : — es La prozsram: 10. Austin W vile’ ge 7 a i? ‘ Bi dm RHOUKke)— 4 | . Ww ° : Usicale. - WEAF: &. from WEAF i a ee Sin gers he air tonight cert in America since their s and command perform- ers of Ita!lv, Spain and plaintive beauty of the old g by the world-famous Tonight, 7 to8 P. M., ime, with the Maxwell cert Orchestra, Nathaniel . From WJZ New York, IR Detroit, WHAS Louis- e, WMC Memphis, WSB timore, WBZ Springfield, ston, KDKA Pittsburgh. d remember that extra b the famous coffee from m0Uuse. House adto Program resday 7 to 8 P.M. Siendard Time) Oooo Way times that makes dgery — it’s the ling method. f washing dishes quicker! It offers work each day. > . . . + $ . ¢ 4 o . . + 4 ¢ o ¢ . 5 . 4 m4 @ . + o o 5 4 . ® @ ¢ . . a heaping table- ur dishpan. You y. No need to a shaker or your saved right away. er first, as usual, pDarkling! While g them, let your ly suds. Chipso e. ad dry the china, S, adding Chipso a-Orange box of a month's dish- cent a day! ROCTER & GAMBLE sehold soap! Assesses sss TTI irxsrrrrry AALALILII ES: 909 0000000000- e .-?F.26. S a i € r ou that you i, Be no age requiremeyt. | ae License Collectors Births Recorded gms. &. aie ne 10, 1918. bs Men 1 eer i P ; , deck of the Swae Post-Dispotch reserves the right to reject any query. Shea saving time in 1926. e? “his trips to St. Louis. Mian A » Public Library. Pa &-Only the two eldest sons ae rou net ~ The ants will monal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be attention, crcept letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. e.St. Louis did not use| CURIOUS.—Ap undulating pla- Kentucky, square miles, E. G.—The late Presi- Blue-Grass Region. vyelt spoke at the Coli- He spoke at Regiment armory also on The underly- | blue limestone, very rich in phor- the first line and the day but one” by Francis William copy can be seen hemp have two crops a year and | Brow to great heicht. Meadow | Brass grows continucusly. | Blue-Grass Region for years has been the center of the | blooded stock of America. King of Enzgiand have | These tities are the | Th> other sons are called | that will explain metheds of mak- | ““enry and Prince George. |ing introductions. A man should |} and young persons each hile Scott paces | entleman is presented to them | cartelship Mineem. | Due if the man extends his hand | H.—To keep ants away | jit is bad form for the lady to re- |! . the refrigerator pull the re-/ fuse it. A lady should not rise | rator away from the wall/if she is seated when the intro- | paint a circle of Kerosene On | quction is made unless the man is) nd each leg of the! very old, then by rising she shows tor. not respectful consideration. : circle. 2 0.8-—We cannot advise bose | worn from the very earliest times. , gt Atlantic Becived at the Clift gowd of admirers. Sage property with a clear title. @ we Pp. F.—Suit on a saloon debt mation regarding Hore interested. aterest 8 lias mage the subject of a suit at any fF MEDICAL QUESTIONS fe ng the glasses. IONE WIDOW.—Nitrate of pot- By > x = Ae yy xz USFORTUNATE. — Such a case hair, as often very serious results oe a pie. #2 x _ BIRTHS RECORDED. | a ' = LEGAL INFORMATION ae y \3 aac, F. N—A peddier's ements of any kind. Consult) Men as well as women have foi- f ss hank about transfer of your) jowed the custom.’ There are rec- wt to another city and about iords of earrings being worn by | the bank is handling ;jthe Babylonéans, Lydians, Cartha- | would. like to/ginians and Persians. Greek | i|women always wore them from | Ennis walked|Hera in fhe Illiad to Venus de to the Pacific! Medici, whose ears were pierced | » He started with a plunge for earrings. The early Britons | qhe surf of Coney island, New/and Anglo-Saxons wore earrings > Monday, May 23, 1910, and; but after the Tenth Century in + Hotel, San! Europe the custom died out. In Sosteosn August 24, 1910, andithe sixteenth century Engiand a plunge in the ocean before again accepted the custom. Sev- | He loweredienteenth century men wore ear- | Ennis,’ rings and seafaring men even to — John ome time by 20 davs. the custom. a Member of the &t. Louis Bar Association) P.—You probably could DAILY READER.—Write lawyer in Reno, Nev., for the in- | Co a le irectory a e barred, after five years Goats Sahrere Girector: to | lawyers. We do not know fo any eee where you can obtain a loan). pharmacist, an applicant shall as you describe. | not be less than 18 years of aze, | license | Shall have a sufficient preliminary i id be-mecessary for this. There | general education and shall — Inquire | Pot less than two years experience || office.{ in pharmacy under the _ instruc-- . te | tions of a licensed pharmacist and 102, City Hall. Be : “ee lt nen “ . ‘ ‘ | shall pass a satisfactory examina- You should write to the/tion by or under the direction of missioner of Motor Vehicies.)the Board of Pharmacy. m City, Mo.. for the infor- however, that in the case of per- the automobile e@f the person in whom You / apie school or college of pharmacy the actual time of attendance at /such school or college of pharmacy ; |'may be deducted from the time of experience required of pharm- jacists and assistant pharmacists, Write to the State Board of Phar- macy, Jefferson City, Mo. for ap- | lication blanks. w-——Notes that have not mewed and upon which no been paid can be within 10 years after the mme due or after the last Healih end sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- ered. . Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. B. A. G—You should consult an; trouble now is deep down, and £0 tian for the information re- | treatment must be given by an-' |other to reach the diseased parts. 5 : > lige | * mm 30 or lo grain dosex, dis | mend you to an expert who wiil din swetened water or milK| o.oo. or thr”. times daily or be- | &¥e Sea the proper care Se rae ‘». | treatment. & meals should accomplisno the : red results. “é MRS. S. W.—We do not |home treatments for dyeing the treatments. If dve- i be in the care of a special- follow such no treatment that i ing is necessary, then have it done! | There is | ecagld administer to yourselt | by an expert in that line of work many hope of success, as the ‘to obtain satisfactory results, es > | MARRIAGE LICENSES. W Seot me Gotier p Julia. Phillips Hobson ” Grate Morgan ||| UM adcincece... 4546A Page | 7 GIRLS. m H Vaurhn 4200 S. Main ia nn r : | BURIAL PERMITS. Finney. Pencieton. . Baker Allen. . S622 Park. 3418 Nebraska. . 8052 Vernon. _ —— eee Road Condition. By the Associated ress. St. Joseph—Clear; roads good. Joplin—Cloudy; roads good. Jefferson City—Clear; good. Columbia—Clear; roads fair. Preston| Moberly—Clear; roads £004. N. 12th} Sedalia—Clear; S0A Clay} i d. x. Marker | 80ft in spots others goo Penneyivania 3635 Missouri | git Dumica) 557 Seibert 4 Fouawek: Cace| Springfield—Clear; roads good. Pooks Cass|' Cape Girardeau—Clear; Lees eka eo Sees Kansas City, Mo | wet. iage Licenses - LOC COO A tit na agree nelly 7 Burial Permits : Delmar Hannibal—Clear; roads muddy. bbe ses 4346 Kennerly | Movements of Ships. = Odi CoUage | By the Associated Press. ty ae - 3223 Washinaton | : me Dorey .... .°3223 Washinxio | Arrived: $4800b Westerman. . 45654 Chouteau' Southhampton, May 24—Beren- 4° SS + ee ekg ee | garia, from New York. 4642 Page; re ~~ {a + Yokohama, May 22—President spe ..., Clifton. Kan.| Pierce, Seattle. . Ligh _Tronteon, Mo. Rotterdam May 24—Veendam, 24—Samaria, Division | Southampton. Liv ision | Marceau | Mareean | Liverpool; Olympic, : Sailed: : > NewYork, May 24—Estonia, for ... "118 Biddle io 45604 Ciayten|) Hong Kong, May | Cleveland, Seattle. BOYS | New York, May 90S. Teonard. 'Washington, Lisbon; ~126 Gratiot ; 3228 Chouteaw. | jord, Bergen. nt Asparagus Vinaigrette. - 45 N. Newstead. | Boil the asparagus as directed cNamara. 5144 Palm. lana cool it. Arrange it on lettuce aoe | leaves and just at serving pour over N. ” =F The Bible in Pictures mf PAGE 47 a el alll ‘ a Pp SS SNANAANAN ’ Hh ppl 4 ee ee D ; sii Je fa as thou art: Thou shalt be over my house, and according te - ) Seoesee AS nae) vba ee o aactemanamanaten Text Edited by Ida M. Tarbell Pictures by Nicholas Afonsky - FIVE OAYS LATER A STATE DEPARTMENT MES. SENGCER SUMMONED THE VARIOUS HEADS OF THE DEPART. MENTS TO THE WHITE HOUSE. FEW AMUSING PASSAGES FROM {T—MUCH TO This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch see HAVE LET YOU IN ON Sy te ay THIS EXPERIMENT— IT'S A GREAT 9 ee zr2 a cellar— at the mercy of a LoFo wAth a Coréscrewy brainm—thats the fix— 'T FAST, OR WHEN _I GET OUT OF HERE I'LL HAVE EVERY COP IN THE COUNTRY USING YOUR BEAN ASA TESTING-GROUND FOR HIS CLUB! N Dw \ . \\ dy AAAS REE AARAENNN \\ Wh ~~

” ‘ i WELL. 1 SuPpPose tt WAVE TO win THis GuYsS CONFIDENCE BY STEALING & FEW CALVES WITH HIM — Cash and Carrie —By Lou Skuce —~— — -- Se at em om —_ A can —- _- ae OL GENTLEMEN, AS E LOOK INTO YouUR HONEST BUSINESS FACES, LSEE THE HANDIWORK OF AGREAT MAP ARTIST, I ALSO SEE IN YOUR EYES THE WELL TRIMMED LAMPS OF EXPERIENCE. I PICTURE YOU AS A TEAM OF TRAINED SPRINTERS ON THE LINE, EVERY MUSCLE TENSE WHILE WAITING | FOR THE STARTERS GUN. AND GENTLEMEN, WHEN. BUD , OUR YOUNG INVENTOR WHEELS .IN HIS NEW MACHINE, I AM SURE THAT MR.BOTT, OUR 4 HANDSOME PRESIDENT AND YOU LEARNED GENTLEMEN, WILL ACT J eal LIKE SO MANY CHILDREN AROUND A CHRISTMAS TREE . ware ' age , . |gheeetsstereivags Lenetewereens "serene si sTTeeres WHAT # TAKE THAT : TWO HUNDRED ff WHAT YO POUND THING DOWN [i] ALL TAKE | FIVE FLIGHTS OF JI\US FO" 5 if STAIRS FOR A MAN : } TworRtt, TIP OF 1 WELL, STEP UNDER | EXTRA FOUR BITS IN “THE LIFE OF eae S — ’ FUTURE MILLION we (EUSPREREMALIE FER O: eRe eH it th Hite i. a ane ty rm gh s: : DANI RO SL ea ta RE i ai os eee ® a dilap teteh t . SER ARE A OEIC PR Ee UR CTR 2 ty res shy . ’

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izing / ee, WHILE I STRAIGHTEN ccna IA 1wL- How CovlD I HELP IT” 1©& MY HAND SUPPED ? =, ~) =~ — Cartoon Follies of 1927—B8y Rube Goldberg NG -1 59, , ini THE BATTLING BSOWNS LISTEN), STEVE -HES | -To SA AAT ALL THE SPARK PLUGS } HORE, MR. BROUAL- OUT CE MYT GNGIAE, IF YORE ALL PUAICTURE THREE OF FixcD FoR t- THe TIRES, BUST A COUPLE SOF SPRINGS, WES THROW AR BURETER AWA UNtre Is ARRANG/IA THOSE -e AS wtTe AUTOMSBICE ORIGINAL COST THAT —ouPEE WEARERS HAVE ALC TES AAS DO TO MAKE _SAICUGH Ma Mutt and Jeff —s, Bud Fisher This Comic Appears as TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch ee ‘\ (x Piece THE DEUCE OF), RTS ewt co ~y ows) DECK TODAY. | JEtE, You Claimed YESTERDAY THAT ‘You CAN TRANSMIT THOUGHT THROUGH SPACE, Xr PCKED out | A CARD FROM A Deck AWD ' THe: YOU CALLED Geo. M- COHAN ON THe PHONE, ASKED Him WHAT CARD = wRNECD, , AND He NAMED iT. YOU —— — SAID iT WAS TRANSMISSION @& = | oF THOUGHT FRem You | Toa GEoRGE me AnoTHCR. —_/ STRATION: | I DEFY You TO GIVE | | +, tHe fea, maar’ { he DEUCE , CAL, wRaT cand pip \| O& HEARTS, Try iT AGAIN. CT PK Tite ACE OF SPADES. T'vEe (Gov. SmutTH 2 MLUSTEN, ALS N = CARD DID MUTT Pick out ef Hts peck > JuST wow. High Spots in the Life of Little Stanley—s, Fox A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch Up Father —By George McManus | : * Peta ares paige eA Bs a ' mee | This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Ramm | Dinty- Ww HAT Ami TO DO ABOUT THE ELEPHANT 7” MOD T LOSE | ““HeS STILL HERE WORKING LIKE MAD ON THAT LETTER. Him tt 2 Bias _ Se : ~d ne “7 o* Fee TH RS CERED sete ow = . = _eeoee te t WoOonDER HOw Tre Go.rfe MATCH Came our Come Tees MORNING - ee, it WONDER. WHO WON Tee BALL Game You Do Loon | . So HELPLESS. ; BuT NEVER You MenD YOu HAVE Me To TALK To Yoult HAVE To TaiK to Me iSN T iT Terrmece © ee ee DiD You EVER SEE OuR SIWEBoaRD’ ft WONDER wito WON THAT TENNIS MATCH - iT WAS FOR Tre CHAMPIONSHIP [DD ure To Hacw How TRAT BIG F:igatrt Came out °° Did You EVER we ve OntrY HAD THem A YEAR | 1 HAS gag! aa ce By cs UPKEEP. IAS WILY CCUATTRIES GG TO PAY “THE!Ie SlUe BULLS | i a eax ‘ gay eS Ke + DiD So ENIJY Bes CUR CONVERSATION AT Tee TASLE - Advertise im the patch—Decause Post-Digy you Want to reach, MAin 11ll—aesk for Tie the expert adtaker, = = }YOUR ft AUNDRESS — 79. NO. 201. : 4 ATE UPON JREAK WITH USSIA OPENS IN COMMONS | aT ment Accepts Labor- ‘te Proposal for Delay as! 8 Motion for a Vote of | Censure. — nnn. >OSITION LAYS STRESS ON TRADE Hynes Says Breach Would ‘Hurt Business — Lloyd 'George Declares Soviet ‘Has Broken Faith. , the Associated Press. FEONDON, May 26.—Debate ned before crowded galleries in House of Commons today on proposal to off relations with Soviet and the Government, seh Foreign Secretary Cham- n. declared the Labor mo- 2. proposing further inquiry in was a motion, for @ 7 Governments > matter, of censure. Austen declared the Gov- kent invited a clear €x- jon ef confidence and appro- If it did ot obtain it the Gov-|, ; men: would know what steps it}. be its duty to take. He de- there was not a word of truth the suggestion that at Rome and meva he had endeavored to form anti-soviet union. The British B¥Yernment. he said, had no ides Pembdrking on any such anti-so- cCampaizn. continued, | Me content to rest upon the infor- Mtion it had disciosec. It thought [@Recessary to produce any more B this information, and therefore peesira Die. The Government had a mass of Midence to show that continuously, \@very quarter of the globe wher ements of trouble existed. the i Government had sought te Pacvantage of thoxe elements to ase unrest and creat trouble, ticularly where British inter-sts be affected. lets had done this set in Great Britain end a? road, @ Foreign Secretary continued, = baleful part had been played Chinese troub'os by nacy and agents. mission in Chesham ‘ontinued, has engaged | this ‘tivities in breach of the | ‘ions and abuse of the ; ©** ’ vViieges accorded. tress my these organizations were taken ¢ instructions and | PP . of a (,overnment $s pursuing the aampe vY In every part of the 1st a Government with ‘essed to be in friend- e Government. he a2e soviet: $e, Rusia “Incorrigible.” resent British Government. ind a half years ef of- pursued a policy of peace t of the world and had th all who would co- It had loyally sup- > League of Nations and ts authority and Locarno it had set “18 other powers to ap- ‘euds of yesterday and lay the basis for re- ‘¢ tfovernment had re- : . “Operate. Ft had net kKed askance at this work anuen and pacification ight to hinder ft. It ent as hostile to the ‘Nations and all it stood Yas to that. other great navions—the British Em- Government had ind continued relations S“came a hollow shan. ' Government had shown! ; incorrigible. Fbrbearance| $a am Been pushed to the point} “© pursue it would be weak- R. a Rte? ynes for the Laborttes | tae fellowing motion: m4 l*ard the Premier’s state- “8 Honse is of the opinion permination of the trade agree- “A Ussia and severance of ; a relations would have se- ca national consequences | — 4 promising avenue to the / on. of trade and industry. 4 therefore a policy to which . ".cught not be committed ae "Port of a select commit- . > Upon examination of all : ,ocuments an. full inquiry Bec ‘acta, has been submitted te ¥ “ae.” .. * tor the Laberites, Clhmmes! the Honse that seviet Russia at be condemned withdut ‘a¢ Gevernmest. he def 7 ' had reversed ite former po-~ p that British trade and the fu- en Page Four. Oe