St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 24, 1927

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | — es 8 LEE EOS TO SPOT PO EE A I Oe oe ae ee enema SPORT FINAL Stock, Bond and Ourb Tables Complete —J 1. 79, NO. 290. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997-56 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS CLOUDY TONIGHT, TOMORROW; TEMPERATURE ABOUT SAME THE TEMPERATURES. [DERMEN te Bee i 6 6 ee 64 es 73 Nes «5k wks os 63 10 ea. m 7d a Se ee Be SR ae 7 c i] SS Se ee: ge See &O . et cs wae cae 61 5. m.. » ee ‘ 6 amb tikcétwcee ee 83 Pe Re aa 65 if 2 Se 85 Ra 4p E eee Mas © cin ks a 69 Cy NPS eae R5 a » .esterday's high 77 (4:30 p. m.): low 4 62 (3 a. m.) 4 Official fore- | | | cast for St. Louis UeLO prgong and _ cis seas Partly cl6udy to- night and tomor- | row; not much change in tem- oe aes rename perature. $1 500,000 in Appro- Missouri: Gen- , fig es erally fair in * tions for Acquisition south portion, somewhat unset- tled in north por- tion tonight tomorrow; warmer cooler tomorrow in northwest por- tion. Illinois: Fair tonight, probably followed . by sigs showers or thun- showers in north portion, warmer; ‘of Land and for Actual Construction. ERLUECKE AND WIEHE VOTE NO a for Which Mayor tomorrow unsettled with showers ied Now Go to or thunderstorms in west and . f Si t os aorth portion. or igna ure Sunset 7:31. Sunrise (tomor- row) 4:36. ds Out of Bond Issue. | | ~ Stage of the Mississippi 27.8 feet, /a rise of .1! ‘ADVERTISING MAN, INDICTED The two Miller administration is for the erection of the south- p approach to the Free Bridge passed today by the Board of | Charles B. Philbert Charged With | Embezzling $5000 From Peo- ple’s Bus Co. Charles B. Philibert, advertising manager oft he People’s Motor Bus Co., surrendered to police this aft- ernoon under an indictment re- turned yesterday, charging him with embezzlement of about $5000 from the company’s advertising re- ceipts. He was releaséd on $5000 bail, and declined to make a state- sills, for which Mayor Miller | ™°™*. An attorney . accompanied aid Hereonally on the floor jaime to rolce Headquarters. The tie MAicwen now £0 |casé was pressed by the bonding ie for signature and will be- | company waich pga: surety to the me ordinances 30 days after he : re eeeky fot Sees rmen by a vote of 26 to 2. | of the measures provides for e acquisition of land and the ber for actual construction, the appropriation being $1,500,- , to be taken from bond issue s. Alderman A. H. Nieder- e, Nineteenth Ward, and e of the Fifth Ward opposed measures. signed them | ._ Philibert began handling the e . ° | a A ite | bus advertising on a commission a xplains Opposition. : an = Wiehe Ex} PI | basis in 1924, but since March, @iehe is chairman of the Pub-| .q5, 0:4 wh. FUtilities Committee: of the|17-° Tecelved what a company of- ard, which reported the mea-| ficial described as a s00d salary. to the board. In explaining | The alleged embezzlement occurred yote toduy he declared he was during the last few months. Phill- Siterably in favor of further con- bert, who is 38 years old and mar- tion of the proposed ordi- ried, resides with his family at 135 s because of their importance | “est Monroe avenue, Kirkwood. the transportation system of St. He has maintained an office in the Ambassador Theater Building. At the bus company headquarters it was said the reason for the al- leged peculations was not known. Se still think I am within my ts in casting my votoe for fur- consideration,” he _ said. ‘I intto show by my vote that the Soe ee ae et put over PROPOSES LIMIT ON TRAFFIC a ‘eich sure ‘ithout | sppposition against. their’ FOR PART OF KINGSHIGHWAY passage.” eveg Brooks Urges One-Way North- erluecke declared he believed | Rong Blow Between Lindell board should follow the bridge y enunciated by President nof the board at the opening ‘the session in April, when he the Free Bridge should be to work for al) the railroads. ese bills make possible the of only a small part of. the e's usefulness,” he said. and kEuclid Junction. An ordinance, providing for north-bound traffic only on Kings- highway, between Lindell boule- vard and the junction with Euclid avenue, will be introduced in the Board of Public Service Tuesday by Director of Streets and Sewers Neun Votes for Measures. Brooks. un, who voted with the mi- The ordinance’ provides that for recommitment of the |Seuth-bound traffic follow the park to the committee 10 days| drive immediately west of Kings- voted for their passage to- highway. Congestion, caused prin- . Alderman Nangie of the cipally by truck traffic, is the rea- nty-fiftth ward, who also voted | 309 for the proposed regulation.» Preconsideration with Neun, was eit today when the vote was — ——— —— W. B, HICKOX DIES IN NEW YORK Had Former Wealthy Bachelor Passport in Pocket. NEW YORK, June 24.—Wilson to the Missouri Pacific yard8|p prickox of Cleveland, O., known the foot of Lesperance street. | few years ago as that city’s “rich- =Pt for one small owner, the | o.¢ bachelor.” died suddenly last rly over which it is to mass 18/ isnt in his room at the Hotel Purchased by condemnation Roosevelt. He was about 45 years the Laclede Gas Light Co. and old. Only 10 cents, a gold watch Missouri Pacific Railroad. and a passport were found in his f the city buiids the southern clothing, although he is said to own each without first having 4} considerable real estate in Cleve- agreement with the Manufac-/}),,4 ‘and Alton & Southern Rail- Hickox was a member of several it will find, when the aP-|¢ashionable clubs in New York, h is finished, that it is at the Washington and Cleveland. He of those roads in negotiat- registered at the hotel on June 18. lerms for use. He was taken ill Wednesday. the other hand, if the city | - get a contract for use in ad- Couzens to Rebuild School. of construction and without | pe the Axsociated: Press. val of the Interstate Com-| BATH, Mich., June 24.—The Commission, !t will violate | path Consolidated School District ‘Provisions of the transporta- act and the parties responsible be subject to punishment. th was the logic of a final ap- to the Board of Aldermen to- by Glendy B. Arnold, counsel ® proposed approach is to south from the municipal ot from United States Senator James Couzens to rebuild the school house destroyed May 18, last, with dyna- mite by Andrew Kehoe, demented Clinton County farmer. Torty-four the Citizens’ Bridge and Term- persons, mostly small children, Committee, to delay decisive|were killed in the dynamiting oi “hon the appropriation for the !the school. ch until these and _ other EEE ls can be cleared by consulta- | > With the Inters‘:te Comemrce Mission. * light opposition met by the When the vote was taken to- “arried out a forecast by May- iller that they would g0 &h by substantial vote. He has d the maximum of his poll- Strength to get the approach It is his solution of a bridge fm that has perplexed St. for a quarter century. Arnold’s Statement. | old's statement to the Alder- | Was as follows: | You have the city build this sive approach, as you are ex- J to do, before the Alton & *rh and Manufi turers’ Rail- i Only roads asking that it “enter into binding con- With the city. obligating In the Want Pages of the POST-DISPATC Real Estate For Sale Ads Are advertised . Only 77 were published to- day by the second newspaper. Regularly, the Post-Dispatch carries far more “Classified Ads” than ALL THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. en Page 2, Column 6. | | | | | | | and | | tonight, | JAPAN OPPOSES | ; ; ; SURRENDERS, FREED ON BOND | | | cided on at today’s meeting of the | Executive Committee of the Naval GREAT BRITAIN ACUEPTS PARITY WITT AMERICA ON LARGE CRUISERS ELECTRIC NEEDLE First Admiralty Lord Pro- | USED BY SURGEONS poses Gradual Elimina- | IN PLACE OF SCALPEL tion of 10,000-Ton Ships |New Instrument Which Makes in Replacement Process. | Incision by Stream of Energy | Prevents Infection. | By the Associated Press. NAVAL PACT CHANGE -parrimore, M4. June 24— = | A needle carrying a high frequen- ‘ : ey electrical current, a kind of Agrees With America That | “surgical acetylene torch’ known as the accusector, is being devel- oped by investigation and experi- ment in Baltimore hospitals. This little instrument, which opens an incision without touch- ing the flesh, by means of a thin blue stream of electrical energy, already is supplanting the scalpel] prominent 6ur- Revision of Washington | Treaty Is Beyond Scope of Conference. ee ae By the Associated Presse. GENEVA, June 24.—-Great Brit-| i" the hands of : aon “A | oo s ain wilt accept parity with the Opening a clean incision with- United States in the matter of 10,- | 000-ton cruisers, W. C. Bridgeman, | First Lord of the Admiralty, said | this afternoon. The question of} parity on other cruisers was still under discussion, he added, If the British project is agreed to, the 10,000-ton category would part of the wound to another, au- tomatic cautery, and the imnfedi- are advantages electrical knife. MISSING TELLER SHORT $13,000 tthe 10,000-ton category would) ARRESTED AT UNION STATION replacement of the vessels, and the Calvin J. Blattner Keeps Tele- maximum of all would then be phoned Agreement to 7000 tons. Surrender. Formation of committees of ex- Calvin J. Blattner, teller of the perts to study limitation of cruisers, National Bank of Granite City, who destroyers and submarines was de- fore a discrepancy found in his accounts, arrest. ed here today as he stepped from was | Conference. , : | The committee also chose a train at the Washington avenue ; , station. Bridgeman as its chairman, it was announced in a com- He had wired yesterday that he — eee - -_ capital ships. Board has accepted a formal offer | - munique issued after the meeting. “The delegates met and decided to ask Mr. Bridgeman to act as chairman of the Executive Com- of Madison County was’ waiting with two detectives to receive him. At police headquarters’ Blattner ittee,” said the communque. | = tt : c produced a stack of bills which “They decided to ask the naval ad-} * bi i to form roups to study| “ere counted by Sheriff Otto H. ane: *§ ieten’. “an oint the | Heman of Madison County. The rom a tec é Pp 2 | amount of the money Blattner question of limitations of cruisers, destroyers and submarines.” Today’s session produced a fee!- ing of expectation that egreement may be reached on submarines, not only regarding size but numDer and | brought back was not made lic. PONS - WINNECKE COMET VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE pub- aE eeENREeENE total tonnage. One of the ‘ost pret Keats | hopeful signs was the ‘disposition Its Tail Is Vague and It Looks Like a Red, Fuzzy shown by the British delegates to, Star. discuss figures on total submarine | ° eo } - "3 ko . > tonnage, a subject they prev.ously oe biggonibs ernnetey aa Ry t-hich w approach within 3,¢ had avoided. Hope is »“xore2ssed!. ‘ , . : 200,000 miles of the earth Sun- that a way may be found for the British delegates to uccept the American tonnage propvsais on cruisers and destroyers. To Study British Cruiser Plan. day night, was seen with the naked eye last night by Mgr. Martin S. Brennan, priest-astronomer of Carondelet. It was south of the bright star The conference comni&ttee on! ,, : : _, | Vega to the distance of three cruisers will study the British},. times the apparent diameter of scheme for reducing the tonnage of i ‘ the full moon, he said. Vega is cruisers built hereafter from 10,- a 000 to 7800 tons. The British overhead and slightly south. The son en ee comet will move northeast and posa] necessarily involves the ques- tion of the competency of the con- ference to reopen questions decided at the Washington conference. The maximum tonnage for cruisers was fuzzy star. fixed at Washington at 10.000. This : figure the ‘American delegation is WALES STARTLES LONDONERS seeking t% maintain. | grow brighter until Sunday night. lather Brennan said the tail ap- peared only in vague outline, The ‘comet looked like a large, red —_—— eee The Associated Press was in-| Prince and Brother Appear in formed today that the Japanese Street Dressed as School Boys. delegation has officially notiticd LONDON, June 24.—The Prince his brother, Frince George, startled stai® Londoners last evening, says the Daily Ex- press, by appearing in a west-end street dressed as school boys in short Eton jackets, huge turned down collars, pink bow ties and white socks. They arrived as guests at a ball given by the Duchess of Suther- shaken from their belief that inj land, which drew a big crowd. convoking the present meeting, | Winston Churchill. Chancellor of President Coolidge sought an ex-/| the Exchequer, as Henry VIII, and tension to auxiliary war vessels of | Lord Birkenhead, as an execu- the principles established by the | tioner carrying an ax, were con- Washington conference as regards | SPicuous among the guests, while | the Duchess of Westminster, Relterating that the reduction! dressed as a baby, was wheeled in the size of warships, outlined | {nto the ballroom in a baby carri- in the British proposals, | age. ¢ l ri f h -—-————-— - — taxpayer, but would signify a ac. KILLS LAME BEGGAR WITH FIST the British group that the reopen- of Wales and ing of the Washington agreements would exceed the mandates of tlhe present conference. The American delegation has al- ready made known.its opposition to a reconsideration of the Wash- ington treaty at this time. Americans Firm in Stand. The Americans have not been would | finite move toward outlawing war,; Man Fells Persistent. Alms-Secker; right to reopen the Washington de-|*) : cisions | day by a man who, witnesses said, ‘ : ’ reser “. s ie ¢ ° > i > o The spokesman recalled that the | peal ee = beggar's persistent ap : _— =ALS or he acceptance said chat the British |” 7... “4 é oad se . be , Me @ | ma: i Government was “prepared to con-| ..... ee great sry age ad wt : ‘te ~— years id, § ere’ a racturec or sta nine pine pen no skull when his head struck a curb. gp = 4 They policemen who witnessed the ried further, either regarding the attack, saw the assailant jump into other important ways.” British Supremacy Plea. A plea for British supremacy on was soon left behind. a — . — KARACHI, British India. June curiosity in conference circles. His, ing from Amsterdam to the Dutch articles are appearing daily, but his identity has not been made a3 known. Rear Admiral A. F. Beal (Indian Time). The route will be cutta at 5 o’clock this morning ) i ' is here with the British delegation, | by w ay Of Allahabad. Black and but a spokesman denied today that his flying companions rerched here yesterday from Bunder Abbas, Persia. Centinued on Page 8, Columua 3, 4 the seas was printed in a local | newspaper today. The article bore ! -4.—The chartered Dutch plane. in the name of “Admiral B.”’ | which, with two pilots, Van Lear | | | Deputy wood Takes Stand in Own | Defense for Shooting of | i ' i i out dragging infection from one | Oct. 24. | ate stopping of the flow of blood | Would bring punishment claimed for theifrom a $100 fine to a five-year | i | { | | STUDENTS (GNORED URDERS 10 STOP ttt ttt ti i Se eee, | ‘“SSeeseieneeemees | Youth Killed in Airplane Crash Marshal of Brent- Washington U. Youth. Deputy Constable William Skow | of Brentwood testified today at his trial on a charge of assault for shooting Austin Kaercher, 20-year- old Washington University student, The case probably will go to the jury late today. Conviction penitentiary sentence. Before Skow went on the stand, his attorney, William Bray, in a statement to the jury, said the de- fense expected to show § that Kaercher and five other Washing- ; ton University students, three of them girls, had been dancing and drinking at “The Maples,” a county roadhouse, that one of the youths . ’ 2 ' . disappeared a* week ago just be-|had displayed a revolver, and that f $13,792 was|a shot was heard as the party sped away in their Stutz. Says Command Was Ignored. Deputy Skow testified he was riding along Manchester road in an ‘automobile driven by James Weav- eee Serene ——a a British spokesman said _ that! eludes Chicago Police. Great Britain, from the very na-| BY the Associated Press. ture of her acceptance of Presi-|. “HICAGO, June 24.—A_ lame} dent Coolidge’s invitation, had a| P°888r, asking for alms, was) | Struck down and killed early to- ' ' ' | } ' ge i "iman Cole, | | ratio in different classes of ships | an automobile and speed away. Al- | other. e » ie Ww . € ay. 4 | eet between various powers, or in any | though they pursued, their slow car | SWitchman, ; ‘ i This personage is exciting much | Black, Baltimore publisher, is fly- | ’ ; East Indies, took off here for Cal- | | | would retur ntoday from Denver/er, a friend, and occupied also by | and Deputy Sheriff Frank Spindle- | Deputy Robert Auer, when they Saw a speeding Stutz. Twice they overtook the Stutz and called upon the occupants to halt, and each time the Stutz swerved and sped on, Skow testi- fied. The two cars had crossed the county-line and were in St. Louis, he added, when the occupants of the speeding car disregarded a third command to stop. This convinced him, the witness continued, that the occupants of the curtained Stutz were “a bunch of hots,’’ meaning police caracters. He said he stepped onto the run- ningboard and fired three shots at the car ahead—aiming one shot at the car and two at the tires. It is a matter of record that one shot pierced the windshield, an- other struck the roof and a third hit Kaercher in the back. The Stutz stopped. Skow .§at- tempted to arrest the occupants, but St. Louis police appeared and arrested him. Denies Using Vile Language. Skow denied he or his compan- ions had used vile language in calling on the others to halt. “‘Not that I recall,’’ he answered, when asked if he had struck one of Kaercher’s companions with a flashlight. He said it appeared the occupants of the Stutz had ranging | iSurgeon | | a. Slain in Associated Press. Pa.., By the INDIANA, June was murdered today occurred near shooting automobile The Moore's The patient, ing brought to the pital. As the machine neared the patient shot the docto head four times, and then the pistol on himself. Incia road and overturned. been drinking. He insisted he did not learn Kaercher had been wounded until they reached a po- lice station. Inder cross-examination, Skow admitted he and his companions were not in uniform and their car bore no police insignia. Skow wore his badge on a sweater under a Covers 120-Mile Leg to Ca ville, Mo., in 5 Hours g 50 Minutes. Ky ‘eather coat. He said he whistled and held the badge in his hand, with a flashlight focused on it, | when he ordered the others to | halt. Kaercher Told Different Story. Skow’'s testimony differed from that of Kaercher and his compan- ions. They testified yesterday and the day before that they had a dance and soft drinks at the road- house and were driving homeward when an automobile occupied by | several “ruffians” twice crowded them on the road, and the occu- pants used vile language in order- ing them to stop. They stopped when the_ shots were fired, they said, and then Skow and his companions came uP. They sdid Skow accused Kaercher of being intoxicated, instead of be- ing shot, and dragged him from the car; and that Skow struck another | student in the face with a flash- | light. They denied Skow had ever | shown a badge. Police Lieut. Hussey and Patrol- who arrested Skow, said neither Kaercher nor his com-| panions seemed to have drinking. These witnesses and an- Frank Armstrong, a railroad testified ther@ Was LS ee ee nothing about Skow and his com- | panions which indicated they gas U. S. Flyers Reach British India. | police officers. Shooting Declared Uhjustified. They added that the scene of the | shooting— Manchester and McCaus- | land avenues—is 1.7 miles inside | the St. Louis city limits. The State contends that Skow, being an officer of a St. Louls County village, had no authority to make an arrest in St. Louls, and °4.—"'Miss Vicksburg” arriy late yesterday eight minutes ahead of ‘Miss Memphis” in the Chicago motorboat to New Orleans “Miss Vicksburg” covered 120 miles in 5 hours minutes. The other five entries race, representing Peoria, Chicago, New Orleans Louis, finished in the order about 30 minutes after 'Vicksburg” arrived. boats started for 3 and expect to a The at TF a Te and ee THEODORE WALKER. ——— DOCTOR, ENDS LIFE | = eS Automobile When Taking Man to Hospi- tal in Pennsylvania. 24.—Dr. Frank Fisher Moore, widely known Homer City physician and surgeon, by a patient who then shot and killed himself. in Dr. here. unidentified, was be- na hos- Indiana r in the turned ‘MISS VICKSBURG’ LEADING CHICAGO-NEW ORLEANS RACE States last year. ruthers- and » the A@eneiited Presse CARUTHERSVILLE, Mo., June red here the last in the i total race, . } The machine swerved from the | /were manufactured in ' ——ap + J, P. MORGAN SUES TO PREVENT OFFICE BUILDING NEAR HOME Financier and Neighbors Seek an Injunction Against the Unit- ed Lutheran -Church, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 24.—J. P. Morgan and his sons, Junius and Henry S., and a number of their neighbors in the fashionable Mur- ST. LOUIS STUDENTS IN PLANE CRASH; J. T. WALKER KILLED, G. L. LAMBERT BADLY HURT YOUTHS FLYING. FROM COLLEGE IN ACCIDENT IN PENNSYLVANIA Young Man, Just Gradu- ated From Princeton and Heir to $5,000,000 Crushed in Fall. ENGINE DIES AT HIGH ALTITUDE Lambert, Pilot, Recently Drove Plane Into Crowd of Children in Forced Landing in Brooklyn. By Telephone to the Post-Dispatch POTTSVILLE, Pa., June 24.— Theodore (“Teddy”) Walker of St. Louis, sole heir to a $5,000,000 estate, was killed and G. L. Lam- bert, son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Bond Lambert of St. Louis, was badly injured today when their airplane, in which they were rid- ing to St. Louis, crashed to the ground after the engine-stalled at Black Horse, a farming settlement 10 miles from here. The accident: Octurred in south- western Schuylkill County, while the plane was speeding westward. Lambert, the owner and pilot of the plane, said they were prepar- ing to make a landing after the ray Hill section, have filed an in- junction in Supreme Court to pre- vent the United Lutheran Church in America from converting a dwelling house into an office building. The complainants charge the church is violating an 80-year old covenant against the use of bulld- ings in that section of the city for anything but high-class residences. The Morgan property and _ that owned by the church are located in the same block. 100 BILLION CIGARETTES MADE 90,000,000,000 Consumed in U. 8. in 1926; Rest Exported. By the Associatei Press WASHINGTON, June most a 100,000,000,000 24.—Al- cigareties registered and bonded manufactur- the United The census bu- ioday that more factories ing Warehouses in reau announced ithan 9,500,000,000 cigarettes wore |exported, leaving about 90,000,000,- 000 for consumption at home,’ Cigars manufactured ant re- moved for consumption totaled al- /most 7,000,000,000 and 42 per cent were intended to retall more than a nickel. for aot “Stogies” 59 | comprised about 93 per cent of this class were Only 2 per cent of the Intended to retail for Joliet, |; more than 15 cents each. Eo@ ais ind named, ' ' ; ' “M:ss | femphis rrive in New Orleans next Wednesday. GERMANS TAX BOBBED —— eee Town Council of Zerban Ordinance Unanimous Coprricht, 1027 ; ; Publishing Cos iNew York and Post-Dispatch.) RERLIN,. vsune 24.—A hobbed heads has been una lv adopted by the town co Zerbau, near Glogau in Sile In a resolution express!: women a month 25 cents. each and single HEADS Adopts | of Mill Neck, L. I. ly. hy the Presse and Pulitzer World tax on ' ; | | ] ' | WOMAN BACKS PARIS FLIGHT Mrs. Robert Dodge Financing Fonck’s Trip, Paper Says. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 24.—The Eve- ning Post says that the sole backer of Capt. Rene Fonck's proposed flightto Paris is Mrs. Robert Dodge Mrs. Dodge is the owner and president of the Harriet Hubbard Ayer Co. of New | York. nimous- | uncil of sia. The fonly hope of short-haired women lis that the district council at Lieg- initz will not approve the levy. The estimated cost of the flight is $75,000, which includes the cost of the Sikorky plane built to re place the one destroyed last year | when two men were killed as Capt. | Fonck was taking off from Mitchel ie their | been | disgust and disapproval of bobbed ‘hair, the council assesses married with bobbed hair 59 cents | i women | Pekin to Have Women Police. PEKIN, June 24.—The first ef- | fort to enlist women as members of the Pekin police force is being made here. been established for training wom- en detectives. Many gf houses and opium operated by women. detectives are expected to be used | too near the ground for him to re- ambling stn@king ea- tablishments here are said to be/|was preparing to The women went into a “tailspin.” | ' t i ; i Field. The paper adds that Mrs. | Dodge has informed itt that the take-off will be made Sept. 1 to 10. Pilot Held When Two Die tn Planc DAVENPORT, Ia., June 24.— Two men are dead and one, the pi- lot, was injured slightly and placed under arrest as the result of an airplane crash at the Davepn- port airport last night. The dead are: Hugo J. Lorenzen, grocer, A training school has and George Nabor of the Martin Pilot Albert Sporrer es caped with minor bruises. Sporrer had. “banked his machine and land when it They were Cigar Co. moreover was not justified in shooting, where the alleged offense,|in the fight of the authorities'gain control Sporrer was held speeding, was only a misdemeanor, | against these illegal establishments. pending an inquest, ‘ al wn . ee ee a motor died when they went into a tail spin. Lambert suffered great pain, but was able to give a brief description of the accident. The plane fell near the rear of the farm house, in an isolated district. While bad- ly smashed, it did not burst into flames. Flying in a Pitcairn Oro-wing biplane, Lambert and Walker set out from Princeton, N. J., this morning, intending to go to Belle- font, 100 miles from Pottsville, to attend a hous¢d party and play goif near there. Later, they planned to fly to 8t. Louis. Engine Suddenly Stalls. When near Pottsville farmers saw the orange airplane high in the air and noticed that the engine suddenly stalled. The ehip circled a farmer's field several times as if Lambert intended to volplane to a landing. When about 800 feet above the ground it plunged in a nose dive and the engine buried itself four feet in the ground. Walker, sitting in the front seat, was crushed, his head‘and face be- ing mashed and his left arm torn from his body. He died 30 min- utes after being taken from the plane. Lambert, suffering from severe bruises and lacerationg on the left leg and scratches on the face, crawled from the wreckage and collapsed. He was removed to the Pottsville hospital. Lambert was unable to explain the cause of the accident, except to say: “The engine stalled on was. and we plunged.” The model of ship he was flying is a new one recently placed on the market. A map carried by the youths showed that they had passed over Bethlehem, Allentown and Read- ing, Pa., before turning toward Pottsville, which was on their route to Bellefont. The ship had been outfitted for an outing party. There were two golf bags and other sporting equipment. Lambert told Pottsville police he had been flying for two years. Wayne Reed, 17 years old, was the only one to see the actus] crash. He said he heard the mo- tor stall as the plane waa sighted over a mountain, but [t seemed to start up again. As it stalled a second time. he saw the machine doing a sort of a tall apin «-nd he heard the men cry out ae the plane fell. Aa he ran over to the wrecked plane he saw Lambert crawling out. Lambert's firs‘ thought waa of, Watker and he asked that he be sent to a hospt- tal, The farmers in the settlement notified the l’ennsy'vanta tate 1 - Coutineed on age 7, Colume Te eee: ms ~~ Fa ies alee tee oie ee

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TROT ee age PAGE 2 “SDE AUTREMONT 2 OLA ELE iS Seb HE Niger Ace gi gabe” aie ey BEY Says Japan Has No Desire to Re- new British Alliance. (Coprvrieht. 10°27. by Preax and Pulitzer Publishine Cos... New Y ir] an Post-Dispatch.) GENEVA, June 24. — Japan would reject any overtures for re- Sumption of the alliance and, regarding the possi- bility of a tri partite understand- ing for domination of the seas by | Japan, Britain and America, the Orientals “have had enough gentlemen’s agreements.” These points were made by the Japanese spokesman yesterday. lie added that an Anglo-American naval alliance was equally incon- celvable. Substantial This, he .declares, is one of the American suggestion of low limits on auxil- If England accepted parity with the Americans in battlesihps at the Washington conference, according to “Admiral B,” it was because the English people were bearing a ter- rible burden of taxes as a heritage “All this now is changed,” con- “and England with her immense colonial empire and imperative need--of seeking food supplies overseas wishes to conserve the maritime hegemony which permitted her during centu- ries to survey millions of miles of Therefore. En- gland must needs have numerical nava; superiority over all maritime Powers and a considcrable superi- insists that from England's viewpoint supremacy on the seas will be held by the nation possessing the largest fleet of fast light warships capable of fleeing his opinion, have lessened the value of Gibson today said that he knew intention on the part of Admiral Saito, as re- to propose a between | Japan, Great Britain and the Unit- | Difficulties have arisen over fix- ation of the proportion of auxili- ary war craft for Japan and the There are reliable indications that Tokio is insisting upon Japan having 70 per cent to transformed figures would mean United States and 335 Information from British sources 'is that the British statesmen would according Japan iliary warships than expressed by The Japanese issued a statement include submarines—and these they want to be able to construct with- restriction whatsoever— seaworthiness riers under 10,000 tons, which they FORCES DELAY IN Ready for -When Adverse Was Received. poned shortly after midnight clouds and fog, prevailing Nantucket northeastward to ney especially hazardous. Commander Byrd notified his three Bert Acosta, Lieut. George O. ville and Bernt Balchen, take-off from Roosevelt been postponed indefinitely. Several hundred persons were waiting for dawn and take-off of the huge left the field, obviously been delayed by tions. Commander that it’ was “America” would today or tomorrow. Byrd said weather observers say the word.” said. Also,- he said, the Grand Banks to about miles out on the Atlantic. not expect ideal weather flight. If I were on would probably hop off. have three men with me, mind.” Plane Taken From Hangar. Although the plane from its huge hangar and taxied to from which it was to start ite takeoff, Commander Byrd de- clined to be drawn into any defi- nite assertion as to when he | | would begin the flight. | It was then obviously planned | to take off about 4 o’clock this morning if possible. lantic there seemed an the Great Lakes. and Acosta Field to Noville Roosevelt plane as it was trundled the field to the inclined runway. Destination Unannounced. There is no definite as to the plane's untimate desti- nation. It is known that Byrd will accede to Rodman Wanu- maker's desire that the flight be to Paris, by at least “touching wheels” at Le Bourget ifie'a. There is a likelihood, however, that ke will not land there and that he afsurance or | |to go—perhaps to Rome. continues the state- 'primarily of scientiific, not j and Anglo-Japanese | | land. of} progress was made by the experts in discussing sub-| will continue from Paris as fur as his gasoline supply will pecait him Byrd regards the flight as one dra- matic importance. For that reason ney (he intends to fly at an altitude of jectea to limitations like cruisers | 15,000 to 17.000 feet and other surface craft, which pose | uy to stuay westerly caused by the ro- tation of the earth, which prevail at that height. A rain swept Roosevelt Field last night. The airplane trembied in the high wind. The Weaather Bureau said that the storn, was general throughout New England was symptomatic of the eon- ditions from here to Newfound. winds, GIRL, 4, HURT IN 20-FOOT FALL Jean Gunn Suffered Fractures of Skull and Arm. Jean Gunn, four years old. wa’ injured at terday when she fe}! seriously 4p. m. yes- a distance of 2 porch to a cement sidewalk in the rear of her home -315A Cherokee street. She was taken to City Hospital, 20 feet from marine tonnage. Submarines were; where physicians found she had taken as the issue on which) agreement could be quickly reached and it was felt that a! settlement on that question would make it much easier to work out a basis of discussion as to de- stroyers and cruisers. Freed of $200,000 Fraud Charge By the Associated Preas. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., June -4.—Hugh J. Daugherty, former city clerk and treasurer. was ac- quited today of a charge of con- spiring to defraud the city of $200.- 000 in 1925 through padded bills. The jury returned the verdict on instructions from Judge A. C. Hart- ridge, who said the prosecution had failed to produce evidence suf- ficient te eenvict. ae suffered fractures of the skull and right arm. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Oec. 12, 1878. Published, Dally by The Pulitzer Publishing Oo meee ar rate and THE ASSOCIATED PR and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Associated Press tg the use for republication credited to tt or not oth Olive Street rewspaper and also the local news published berein. All rights of republicat! aDpec. . Patches herein are alee ¢ rv wig weteenns Dally and Sunday, one year. ......ccccecs. oe Daily, without Sunday, one year...... 5 00 Sundey only. one year.........s ni ps 5 00 Remit either by postal order. express mone FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, WEATHER AGAIN BYRDS Flan! Monoplane Was in Position, Take-Off, | Report | New | By Leased Wire From the York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, June 24. -— The transatlantic flight of the tri-mo- tored monoplane America, set for 4 o'clock this morning, was post- by | Comniander Richard E. Byrd after the Weather Bureau reported that ‘ from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, would make the first leg of the transocean jour- immediately companions — No- that the Field had who the monoplane disap- pointed that the flight again had weather condi- today improbable that the take off either He qualified his statement by adding: “‘But one never can tell about the weather, and we will hop off as soon as the A squall lying across the Amer- ica’s planned course is one of the causes for delaying the flight, Byrd there is a storm area from Nova Scotia across 500 The squall, the weather men said, ap- time in other transferred; additional of sentences for good more privileges for miners; better peared to be moving Eastward. ‘I’m not waiting for ideal weather,” Byrd said. “And I do for our my own, I But I and I also have the good of aviation in 1927 __. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH UUTSIDE PLO SUSPECTED IN » PRISON MUTINY a ‘Refusal of 328 Convicts, Barricaded in Mine ,to Negotiate, Leads to Inves- tigation on Surface. — By the Associated Press LANSING, Kan., June 24.—Int!- mation that officials at the State penitentiary here suspect a well-} planned plot which may reach out- side the prison walls in connection with the mutiny of 328 convicts was made here today when Dr. Charles S. Huffman, vice chairman of the board of administration, announced the board “‘wants to find out what is going on, on the surface as well as in the mine.” The $328 mu- tineers have imprisoned 14 guards ' and are barricaded in the prison mine. Shortly before noon today Peter Russel, mine superintendent, callea the miners by telephone’ asking them if they wanted to talk to the board. “We are not ready to talk yet,” a prisoner at the bottom of the 720 foot mine shaft answered. Dr. Huffman and Warden W. H. Mackey, who arrived at the prison this morning from a business trip in Texas, declared they would con- tinue the policy of “watchful wait- ing.”’ Seek Better Conditions Extensive demands for better conditions at the state penitentiary today sufferseded the convict ulti- matum—no cigarettes. no coal. The new ultimatium specified: Speeding of consideration of parole applications; term convicts to receive the same consideration as first termers; moval of the warden from parole second and third re- hearings and elimination of his recommendations; full credit for institutions when reductions behavior; food; no punishment for strikers and a written reply to the de- mands, An unidentified spokesman for the convicts laughed and gave evi- dence of being in high spirits aft- er the demands had been reai to Cc. ® Huffman of Topeka, vice chairman of the board. “Wwe would like to have you boys come up right now if you want to,” Huffman told the spokes- man. “Well, you can get us if you want to,” the convict replied. He laughed as he granted Duff- man’s request to talk to John Hes- let, captive mine pit boss. Haslet said he was “as well as could ba expected.” e Haslet did not mention food, al- though prison officials think the one meal sent down shortly before the convicts blocked the cage at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning, would have been exhausted within two days. So far as was known 30 bushels of oats intended for the 17 mine mules was the only pos- sible source of food in the dungeon. darkened when the electric lights were cut off. Impartial Inquiry Promised. “If there is anything in the rales governing the management of the State penitenitary which should be changed for the betterment of the condition of the inmates of the in- stitution, the board will go into the matter in an impartia] way,” the statement concluded, While a aimilar mutiny last July lasted 36 hours, before the “hun- ger cure” caused 300 convict min- ers to surrender, and the record 38-hour strike in 1900 ended in the same manner, there was noth- ing to indicate the men were weak- ening today. Wives of the guards continued to express anxiety over inability to get food to their husbands, but fears for the safety of the cap- tives were allayed when Haslet as- sured Huffman his companions were unharmed. ALDERMEN VOTE, 26 TO 2, TO BUILD BRIDGE APPROACH Continued From Page One. them to use the bridge, and to pay reasonable rentals therefor, after the approach is built, here is what is bound to happen: “Your city will not only lose its present opportunity to make such contracts with these roads, but will be absolutely at their mercy in making ary agreements, just as the city is now, and for 10 years has been, at the mercy of the other railroads, as well as these two, in making contracts with them for their use of the bridge. “Does it not stand to reason that you are now better able to make contracts satisfactory to the city, for use of the bridge by these two roads than you will be after the approach is built? If the city waits until then, it must accept their terms or else they will not use the bridge, for they cannot be compell- so ed to do wo. Ordinary business prudence demands that the city and these two roads come to terms before a dollar is spent on the ap- proach. If you take that stand. no one can, with any show of reason, reproach you for building this structure. On the contrary, you will receive the approval of all sensible persons. I. C. C. Permit Necessary. “There is another hazard. “I¢ the approach is built before these two companies obtain cer- tificates of public necessity and convenience from the Interstate Commerce Commission, authoriz- ing them to use the bridge, the in- vestment may be lost to. the city because neither of those roads may be able to secure such certificates. The commission is not free to grant them just as it pleases. The law defines the conditions, the facts which must exist before it can be legally done. If the commission finds thos® facts to exist, it must issue the certificates. . If it finds they do not exist, it is bound to refuse them. Do you know now how the commission will decide? Of course you @o not, and no liv- ing man does. As the certificates r-- not been tssued, it is your re- sponsibility and duty to know that they will be issued before you vote for this ordinance. Can you escape that responsibility by acting upon the assurance of another official when you know his assurance can- net be founded upon any fact but is a mere guess, a pure gamble? Does not your every sensibility pro- test against your guessing when you can play safe, and when to guess wrong means not only the loss of the peoples money, in- trusted to your care, but a reckless di. agard of cOémmon sense, if not « gross breach of a public trust. No man haS a right to ask you to take even one chance in ten of be- ing wrong in such a case as this. You are entitled to retain the good opinion of your fellow citizens, and no man, sane or insane, will ever accuse you of being opposed to the construction of the south ap- proach merely because you refuse to bet the city’s money on the de- cision of the Interstate Commerce Commission. “Abetting a Felony.” “Aside from al] this, if you will examine paragraphs 18 and 20 of section 1 of the Interstate Com- merce act, you will find that you will be unintentionally aiding and abetting these two railroads in the commission of a felony if you build this approach or promise at their request and with even a tentative agreement or promise that they will use it after it is built, since neither have fhe consent of the commission to extend their lines across the bridge. It is a felony for them to have the city build the approach, _- jItwo roads with having —— U. S. DELEGATION IN HAWaiee ee : Will Depart Tonight for Stockhos , to Attend Conventigg By the Associated Press, = HAMBURG, Germany, June | —The American delegation = Biennial convention of ‘ths Miter, national Chamber of Corhmeres rived today. The delegation, includes Owen D, YOung and Nop man H. Davis, will depart tonigty. CONVe,, for Stockholm where the tion will begin its Sessions : Monday. ae The delegates visited where they were ente city officials at a lune con ta te Stadthaus. Senator “ livered an address of Welcome jy which Young replied, oD remeing hope that the Americans 8009, might be able to greet Germay members of the international begy in New York. is upon their promise to use it, With. out first having the consent ¢ commission, for certainly that ga, overt attempt to extend theip across the river. It is a plaip of abetting a felony if either ¢ them have promised, Without thy consent of the commission, te me any part of the cost of its tion. Have your clerk read you statute and you wil see this is tre, “Of course, I do not charge any of the officers or agents of thy a crime, by what they have done, but if you undertake the ogg, struction of this approach UPON any past or present promises or agres. ments by them that they wil] up the bridge or pay any part o the cost of the approach, then I @ charge that the crime wil] be com. plete, and that you will be aiding and abetting its commission, Calis It a Gamble, “The only reason given for fore. ing you into this embarrassing sity. ation is to prevent delay. Whe & responsible for the delay? Cer, tainly not you, and surely none oth. - er than these two railroads, They have been pushing this matter fer over @ year, and during every day of that time they have known. that they must have these ¢ and yet neither of them hag eve asked for them. Do you know the reason why? The answer is plain, Their chances with the commigsion will be improved if the elty wil take the gamble and spend nearly $2,000,000 building the approach, From @ long study of the facts ity my opinion that the odds are hear. ily against the Manufacturefy’ Rall. way ever getting the right to oper. ate over this bridge, and it ip a@ even break that the Alton & South. ern will be refused the permission “Don't gamble with the ¢eltys money or your own good reputation for common sense.” was taken on Roose- velt Field at 8:06 o’clock last night the six-foot mound By arriving over Newfoundland after a pre- dicted rain had dispersed the fog there and brought a shift in winds to favor the flight across the At- opportun- ity to get away ahead of the storm which is slowly approaching from Commander Byrd left the han- gar office, where he had been all day and went to the Garden City Hotel where he went to sleep. Balchen also turned in early for rest, leaving a cal)’ for 2 a. m. remained on idle about the hangar and help guide the huge across If you offered Fiske O’Hara a cigarette—other than a Lucky Strike, he’d say to you: Fiske O’Hara, the pleasing stage star. You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and do- mestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process—“It’s toasted” —no harshness, not a bit of bite. ‘It’s toasted” aoe Pd oe” , as P .* Your Throat Protection . : a “The throat is a del- icate instrument which all singers protect with the ut- oN most care. Toavoid | - . irritation, I smoke fF oo Lucky Strikes. They are not only kind to my throat but have the finest flavor.” LACLEDE QUOTES NORTH AMERICAN AGAINST ITDEE oe ee Gas Franchise Upheld by It Attorneys When Unio: Electric Holding Com pany Owned It. — OPINION CITEI ~_-——- It Will Be Used at Mon dav’s Hearing on Pre posed Suit to Make Lac lede Get City Charter. ——— a of ihe defenses of the La Gas Light Co. to the attac upon its franchis made by Unton Light | Power Co., when the matter come betore Attor Monday wi Gqne clede and Bblectric cnartel tg informal hearing ney-Generai Gentry opinion of the New Yor ‘¢ Svllivam and Crom for the North Amel pe an law firm of well, written jcan Co., 23 years ago. At that time North America which owns Union Electric, als owned Laclede Gus and desired t float bonds of the gas con pan, The opinion was written by H. I Pierce of the law firm, who no member of tne board of @ is a rectors. It declared that the chat ter of the gas cComDeny WS pel petual. The present attack upon the gs company by North America through Union Electr i¢ is base upon an opinion of Rassieur | Croodwin., atturreys for Union Elec tric, that the Laclede eharter | not perpetual but expired in 191 opinion of Sullivan an referred to contains th ausseytion: The Cronwell following “We have examined the charte of the Laclede Gas Light Co. an in our opinion that company | fully authorized and enmipowere to manufacture and sell with! the limits of St. Louis, gas, ga light, gas fitxures and any sub stance and material that may not or hereafter be used as a subst! tute therefor, and more especial] is authorized to acauire and ooef ate property which it now own in the said city. and that by th terms of its charter ts to enjoy for ever the rights, privileges and fran chises granted to it. “We have caused the its real estate to be examined. title ft W yave prepared the company’s re funding and extension 5 per cen cold bonds and the mortgage oO deed of trust dated April 1, 1904 given to secure the same. Pro ("¢ edings of the stockholders und di rectors authorizing the issuanci and execution of such bonds ant said mortgage and deed of trus have been under our supervisiol and we are of the opinion tha sald bonds are legal. valid existin, Oblizations of the coumpany and ar secured by the sald mortgage. as | Valid len upon the property am franchises of the company, subjed a prior deed of trust to se two separate notes for $10,00 inoney for the payment & which has been déposited with th Mercantile Trust Co. of St. Louis. ‘‘ommon stock of Laclede G& Light which fer months ha been very active upon the Nes York Stock Exchange, with larg sales and prices that rose frog $170 to $265 a share, has been 'n active since the quo warranto pro cceding. No sales have been recorded fo five days. ‘The last quotations hov ered about $248 a share, dp! 14 to Clre each) + © —_—— Mayor Asserts He Is Merely Tryim to Protect the Public. Mayor Miller today tssued 1 Blatement supplementary to his original announcement of intention to Seek court interpretation of (he laciede Gas Light Co. charter ane franchise, in which he says that hi interested in the results © quo warranto proceeding Which he proposes as affecting aM} dispute between Laclede and Uniot lllectric Light & Power Co., bu establish the publict the matter. His state follows, “The city of St. Louis tis not com cernea with any controversy be tween the Union Electric and tt Laclede. Out of the situation pos sibly much benefit ts going to re sult to the city, and I, as Mayor intend to take full advar§jage © everything of value to the publile The citizens of this community, art Vitally affected by ahd directly im ‘erested tn the demand of the La clede for an tncrease in gas rates The awful right of the Laciede & any rate at all should B “sttled before it is heard to demane ‘igher rates. This question canne be deeided by the Public Servite ‘ oni mission. It can only be de termined by the courta In a direc Proceeding for that purpose. Suel ction hes never been had and tht Supreme Court of Missouri ha never at any time passed upon th Questions now presented. despit What has been sald to the contrary There are opinions of a number @ lawyers. including a former Asse ‘late City Counselor, to the effec that the Laclede has no corporat charter or street franchise. A Matter of Doubt. “Considering all of the diver Opinions, and tooking at it purell «Sa layman, the problem presente ‘* one of the greatest doubt. & least. It is my sworn duty. @ Vell ae the ewern a@uty ef own <8 not the Fecks to rights in men? Charge

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ee ae Die beh Se 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3 MOTHER OF LAWN SECOND WELISTON =z, NEGRODIES TRYING RL ACCUSED MAN CONVICTED "TO RESCUE WHITE OF HER MURDER OF BANK HOLDUP ~MANFROM RIVER Her Claims Open Possibility Mrs. Richard Arnott Ar- ‘When Elderly Clerk Is Knocked Into Water, That Attorney’s Unse-| rested in Michigan and cured Creditors May Not, Officers Also Implicate Stevédore Leaps in but Be Paid. Stepfather of Victim. | Fails to Reappear. U, S, DELEGATION IN HAMBURG ce a —. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24. city rms Will Depart Tonight for Stockholm »: ta ee gr waraciem te sean LACLEDE QUOTES The Sacco-Vanzetti Petitions | WIDOW OF HICKS — rived today. The delegation, why The delegates were entertained by Attorneys When Union no | By the Associated Press. | includes Owen D, Young anq Nor where they Electric Holding Com- + ery al eee ah eh en aes ae a a SINE ewe TRO ne >) > PE tae gay eo aap loi . ee oF oe you | Biennial convention of ‘the Inter. tion will begin its sessions next | (I SLAIN HUSBAND ajj | national Chamber of Commerce Monday. ‘isit } visited Bremen Gas Franchise Upheld by Its - ve ee - F. T. Ball, Who Had Quart- ers in Roy Schooley’s Of- fice, Found Guilty of | Festus Robbery. | on,, HAMBURG, Germany, June °4 | this |—-The American delegation tg the NORTE AM RIDAN RENOUNCES WIL. ' | i | man H. Davis, will depart tonight for Stockholm where the cohven city officials at a ae in the Stadthaus. Senator Oemers de livered an address of welcome . which Young replied, expressing hope that the Americans 800n might be able to greet German members of the internationa) » jin New York. Bs pany Owned It. — vé ‘> ip Pe ae a ete ow TS Robert Williams, 26, a Negro loader for the Mississippi Warrior | Barge death day afternoon when he dived into Market street fellow-worker. By the As2znclated Pres ROGERS CITY, Richard Mrs. Marie Hicks’ formal renun- | | Special to the Post-Dispatch. CENTERVILLE, Mo., June 24.— | Reynolds County Circuit | : Mich., June 24. Arnott of nilling, upon their promise to use it, With. out first having the consent of the commission, for certainly that ig an overt attempt to extend their lines across the river. It is a plain Case of abetting a felony if either og them have promised, without the consent of the commission, to any part of the cost of its construe. tion. Have your clerk read yoy the statute and you wil see this is true. “Of course, I do not charge any jof the officers or agents of these two roads with having committed a crime, by what they have already done, but if you undertake the con. struction of this approach upon any past Or present promises or agree. ments by them that they will use the bridge or pay any part of the cost of the approach, then |] do charge that the crime will be com. plete, and that you will be aiding and abetting its commission. Calls It a Gamble. “The only reason given for fore. ing you into this embarrassing sity. ation is to prevent delay. Who ig o +e @ “ Pn Me Ta. tae. Lae A, 4 rod - y o ms e - mur. | - —Mrs. Hic Ks, ou |arrest on Ciayton | her M. 1) of Clifford Court suit | Clation of the wil} dered hutsband. filed today, under Service, met yester- in near is , , . ‘A jury in OPINION CITED | a charge murder the Court here vesterday found Francis T. Ball of Wellston, St. Louis Coun- | , alanine | in Probate It Will Be Used at Mon- dav’s Hearing on Pro-: posed Suit to Make Lac- lede Get City Charter. -_-_-—_——_ — pn dip. Cra connection with ithe river at North aside | appointment of her brother Hicks, as executor have opened the possi-' unsecured cretsiaks ‘(serving a jail their claims in the final | ing concealed | brought as a result of the investi- and her to set to rescue a white His body was sought today. Ignatius H. Gregory. elderly clerk of the barge line, was check- ing merchandise that was lifted f-om the barge by a huge steel crane. Williams was. grappling the heavy boxes with chains be- fore the crane lifted and swung them clear. | As Gregéry made an entry tn his loading book the heavy crane here on May 31. of her daughter, 21 Ar- stepfather is carry- RE MR RE IR eR j | ity, guilty of conspiracy in the $25,- | (000 robbery of the Citizens’ Bank | “Ine | of | Flora Riyoux, the oe Alton Sate ly : nick years old. of sentence for we law, Glenn the bilit’ may ws Lote o> nott. t} e rir . ~~ eCSiatc } girl, ‘of Festus last September, and sen- " - res oe er RR Tap IRS apt oper aie: ries mong. yt cote: RP ET Pe’ vd Q z eel illic csiiildaitt ivi tp TD Bik, tet Csi Rs * > + tnat tenced him to eight years in the before | wa © ete lose weapons, a charge trial The jury! ipenitentiary after a } i : Circuit Judge Dearing. four hours. settlement. Un 2 (| v0 ; hee . Officers was out April; gation of the girl’s death. | last night asserted 2 murder charge | | ; Judge Dearing overrruled a mo- 3 | would be filed against him. also, | idge Dear ta 3 peasy | See os Lo ER |in connection with the girl’s death. | tion for a new triai, and notice o! —Times Wide World Photo. Miss Riyoux was beaten to death | appeal was given the court. Ball | MISS HULDA FORNELL. on aroad. Her body was found by | under $20,000 bona,| Miss Hulda Fornell, a wigan aoe ‘brushed him and he toppled into four school boys, An iron bar, appea! | who.won the Michigan spelling 1), water, Williams immediately thought to have been used by the : z ‘} contest and who took part in the | removed his loading gloves and from the by his! National contest in Washington plunged-into the stream. It ts be- | yesterday, came to this country |i ved the Negro struck a snag or four years ago from Sweden. At suffered heart failure from the that time she could not speak a shock of the cold water, for he word of English. She recently re- | did not come to the surface. ‘eived a congratulatory message sti Accused by Confessed Pal. ceived a congrat — S | A stretch of rope, tossed by Frank L. Smith. of 614 Hawk | from the King of weden. other employes aboard the barge. ‘rank pe Ith, [ aw aii ical — : z e : was easily grasped by Gregory and he was pulled ashore. Grappling St. Louis, who previously | J. T, WALKER KILLED, hooks were dropped for several der Hicks’ wili, made cod Lurder, Mrs. . the husband defenses of the La- the day of his n Cy Ae ree enmaee geet One of che clede Gas Light Co. to the attack upon its cnar franchise made by Union Light & Power Co., when the matter comes Hicks received but $1 fer and explaining he had made other pro- vision for her. A month Jater Mrs. The! Electric 6 : Was released Hicks gave birth to a son. the nN ing , , , f law provides that a widow may re- | Se eee nounce the will of her husband|slayer, was found a mile and elect to take a child’s share of} body. the estate. Since she has but one} A Coroner's child she may claim half of the] open verdict. While ' estate, the other half going to the’| being heard, Floyd Wandell, a | child. friend of the murdered girl who! Hicks left with his brother. | had been called to testify, commit- | | Glenn, a memorandum of indebted- |; ted suicide. which may not protect un- | Mrs. Arnott, testifying at the in- | -- pete wean Sa he methane - to informal hearing betore Reesband creditors, as Mrs. Hicks the will and obtained fram he secured will claim that orvandum were when her was ress. Tiicks debt ac- was $207,000 in quest, mem- | i she vorer du-! lat ' cording to his own figures and lett, FOR PAVING OLIVE ST Also Are) | Approved by Aldermen Be- fore Re ' also | insurance ‘Parking Ordinances oe Before adjourning for the sum-| ' , mer, the Board of Aldermen today | passed a bill providing for the pav- 3 ‘ ing and reconstruction of Olive street, now being prepared for) widening, from Twelfth boulevard | |'to Channing avenue, at a cost of! | $422,000. Of this sum, $194,000 is , to come out of the proceeds of the city bond issue and the remainder | (is to be borne by property owners | | benefitting from the improve-.| ! ' ments. Among the 120 bills ground out | ' 'by the board in its final session was | ove appropriating an additional | ($5000 for public band concerts and | ' against $365,000 of life insurance. ranging from a few hundred dol- lars to $50,000 on personal I. L.’3 or Orul promises to pay. assigned large blocks of to creditors. Nothing has been produced by them to show why he. owed them money, and creditors may have difficulty in proving their claims. Another complication tangled Hicks business the Surance Co. in th affairs i in of Vermont pro- testing the $200,000 policy it car- | ried on Hicks’ life. Edward Kassing Apparently Fatal- ly Hurt by Fall. Edward Kassing, 60 years oid, a widower, of 323 Lesperance street. was found dead today at the home of a friend, Frank Beckerle, 1903 South Second street, whose guest lhe was. Apparently Kassing had risen ‘during the night, and, stumbling in the darkness, had struck his bead a dresser. He was found Busi- | | ness associates had lent Hicks sums | | found O. | He | life | declared her husband warned said at the hearing and also declared he had threatened her life. ‘The actions of the Arnotts the inquest, officials said. fo- cused police attention on them and resulted in today’s arrest. Officials said a witness had been who told officers he saw Mrs. Arnott and a man driving from thre scene of the murder in an automobile the night the girl was killed. The they have other evidence, implicat- ‘ing the pair and establishing a motive, which is being withheld, | pending further investigation. GIRL ON MOTOR CYCLE HURT action of the National Life In-! WHEN HANDLEBAR BREAKS |Miss Viola Feals Suffers Possible | which Skull Fracture, Youth Es- capes Injury. Miss Viola Feals, 17 of 5756 West Park avenue, fered a possible fracture of the skull at 1:30 a. m. was thrown from a motorcycle on she was riding with Wil- Windell, 23, of 3227 fowa Windell, who escaped in- years old, liam avenue. jury. cle when the hantlebar broke. Mrs. Mary Goldsmith, 45, of 6894 North Broadway, was cut had | her to be careful of what ' officials asserted : suf- | lost control of the motorcy- | has confessed complicity the State. At the trial Scrooley, an attorney, of Wellston. | in Wayne County Circuit Court a Schooley, himself and three fice when robbery of the i was planned. Smith said he and Bali | the the Big River, tus and take robbery, near a clushouse on 27 miles from them in a clubhouse. It was planned to abandon the | machine used in the robbery as a | means of throwing pursuers off their trail, Smith testified. Ball formerly conducted a col- | lection agency and had quarters tn | Schooley’s office, at 6128 Euston (avenue. Schooley given a |penitentiary term of 10 years, but | has filed an appeal. | was | Man Thougit to Be One of Two | Fugitive Robbers Held in Ohio. held police of St. today when she | A man by | Mary’s O., is believed to be one of | ithe two Festus bank robbers _re- ‘maining at large. St. and | ty yesterday received the man's de- ‘scription, which tallies with that of one of those being sought. A re- the: robbery, was the chief witness for | of Roy | other | men were present in Schooley's of- | bank | | ished and the wings almost splin- | | week ago, Smith testified that Ball. | | were Lo} | meet the others, immediately after| | ini, $4,898,000 ESTATE “es- | machine | Smith and Ball were to drive, to the | of a ee Louis police | authorities of Jefferson Coun- | | Inarried G. L. LAMBERT HURT, ,IN PLANE CRASH Continucd From VPage One. Highway patrol, five miles away, and they supervised the moving the plane. It3 entire tront was smashed in, the motor dcemol- tered. — WENT TO WALKER 3 MONTHS AGO. James Theddore Walker, on his 2Zist birthday three months ago, came into legal possession of a fortune, stated, in port, as $4,896,416. He was the son and “Ted” Walker, million- aire social leader, who died in 1906 from burns suffered in 2 gasoline explosion near the garage at his country home at Clarksville, Pike County. “Ted” Walker was a son of the founder of the Ely- Walker Dry Goods Co. ‘Mrs. “Ted” Walker, man’s mother, was formeriy Miss Lambert, daughter of the of the Lambert Pharma- After Walker's death, s..e Dr. Malvern B. Clopton. Mrs. Clopton died in 1911, and her will left to her husband and son the young founder cal Co. work of | a trustee's re-' namesake | hours and the river near by was dynamited, but the body of Wil- |Hams did not appear. He lived ‘at 1714A Division street. : A NN et ——— 2 -_——— ~~ me —_- mother’s will, filed a settlement May 10, and gave the value of the estate Gue him as $4,898,416. The largest items in the total were $2,- | 487.925 Liberty bonds, $1,375 000 |stock in the Lambert Co., $85,009 _Ely-Walker stock and $50,000. in /United States Treasury notes. Graduated at Princeton, Young Walker and his cousin, George Lambert, were members of this year’s graduating class at Princeton University. When the univérsity authorities forbade stu- dents to own or operate automo- | biles, Lambert met the situation y providing himself with an_ air- ‘plane. The university authorities then announced that aircraft were included in the motor prohibition. Lambert kept hs plane, and June 9 he flew from Princeton to Long Island, intending to land upon a regular landing field. He was forced to descend in Brooklyn, and ran into a group of children, in- juring one of them. Dr. Clopton, young Walker's stepfather, went to Princeton a few days ago to attend the gradua- tion. Young Walker was tin 8&t. | Louis recently on business connect- ed with his estate. Dr. Cloptcn ‘ tgs 7- Peeks 5 ae ioe nil ap ard -~ DOT GR MI hls BD, AA 9 he epg re * . >. ts WE. —- = - . “ a ow » anes - - _— oie tees onli : cay ’ ’ er To 7 yiitie Dy — . m od WA. 42 tS é oii i . PN rg thes, ao ures = 4 b a ae 5 - “rd ‘ Swes ~ ua > . Sete ae) ty ae aus » — “Rode ~ ee » > aT, Un the eae? a vt hte Or te a : . we Ts. i, - . nt “ Pod 4) eS aie BIG 8S Oy ~. a et tee ODOT a - > OE det oot satiate (dd Wile eer. tevin Svcee 5 _ Negi oer Mirada pee eM RETO Lt els tty, dgiats dated 1904. the ceedings of the stockhoiders und di rectors authorizing the issuance deed of trust April 1, given to SA lle. ~ ($2000 for band concerts in Tower 'Grove Park. Another bill passed |modified parking rules on Grand boulevard between Laclede and! ‘Easton avenues to permit parking | ‘for one hour between 9:30 a. m. | land 4 p. m., while another ord)- inance receiving final approval pro- | /hibits parking of automobiles in ‘downtown alieys from Eighteenth ‘street to Tw Ifth boulevard and 'from Market street to Washington ravenue. A similar ordinance has been in effect for the district be- iow Twelfth boulevard to Fecurth |a coach drawn by four white horses ‘in a parade. “I’m no circus per- street. ) the Vice President said. ed in 1857 has long expired. What ro. ‘the Laclede presently claims is a ‘revival and extension of its fran- ; ‘chise granted in 1857 by an act of am execution of such bonds and the Legislature passed in 1868. I said mortgage and deed of trus’ pee advised the validity of the act have been under our supervision | ¢ 1868 has never passed we of the opinion that) unon, The statement to the effect said bonds are legal. valid existing | par the franchise of 1857 has been Obligations of the comuipany and are ‘confirmed by.the Supreme Court secured by the said miorteage as &/y; am informed is correct. The La- valid tien upon the property ane |olede should know that whatever franchises of the company, subject | franchise it claims is under the act Only toa prior deed of trust to se- lof 1868 and that the Supreme Cure {wo scparate notes for $10,000 Court has never directly confirmed each. money for the payment 0° |the validity of this act. It should | Which has been déposited with the/|realize that this question is now | Hospital Bill Waits | former,” Mercantile Trust Co. of St. Louis. ’ | squarely presented for determina- Because of failure to agree on Chief event of the carnival will be Common stock of Laclede Gas | tion. location, a bill repealing a previ-/a replica of the battle of Chateau Light Co.. which for months has “In a morning paper reference ts ously selected site for the pro-}Thierry. Twelve squadrons of air- been very active upon the New made to a long list of lawyers who. posed new $1,200,009 Negro hos- | planes ‘from McCook, Chanute and York Stock Exchange, with larg2|jt js claimed, have after a thor- pital remained in the Public Wel- Scott Fields will take part. sales and prices that rose froim|!ough examination approved the va- fare Committee. 170 to $265 a share, has been in-|/jidity of the Laclede’s corporate The site selected for the hospi- active since the quo warranto pro-|charter and franchises. May I tat aE Se ee ee eee ceeding. again inquire, if these propositions two and one-half years ABO, is No sales have been recorded forlare so well settled, who do these | bounded by Cottage and Kennerly five days. The last quotations hov- | venues and Go St. Ferdi- same people fear to have a court as ett — and % tei ~ es , i 42 ee le € ave! es. e new 3] av - ered about $248 a share. ‘pass upon the question’ site favor 5s RE eae ed is near the present City Hos- | Nayor Asserts He Is Merels Tr2ine | BOOSTER TRIP TO VINCENNES |"... Ssoura oO Protect the P Cc. ® Fae - : “" nee rotec re Pu a : : PLANNED BY JUNIOR C, OF fl | summer, to meet again Sept. 23. 4 Mayor Miller today Most of the 120 bills turned out Statement supplementary to his lin f} Hey speci ; nent st ar} a 'fin the busy session today Original ‘ceectemanetate of intention About 125 members is 4 lief me re S od a ee ' . ss ’ : . 1 “ a . . 1 ve . ci‘ - . ri il. 4 had Electri L' the bg Co but | trips have been made by the a oh egress a a + i Mogg. “ectric Ligh : we - c | : : ~~ a ; str n wor S$ exp ie 4 sia ihe’ «6 ie blic’s | JUNior Chamber to Springfield | nat to “ — to be rights : ga a ‘ Hi ’ ae | and Decatur, -JIl., and Jefferson me ete ae didigoarerseh ¢) | Tents in the ter. s “ * olayes axes recently paic ment lpataaecond Citv and Hannibal. Mo. | ae , 2 Me y paid by nent follows. While in Vincennes, the young | hanks enabled the city to add $5000 et. s* . ] e 1c ; eS, .% y e . . ik . . | The city of St. Louis is not con- men. will be questa of Vincennes | °° * Previous appropriation of a 2 EBuests bncenne ; é' cerned with anv controversy be- J - | similar amount for public band iness men at a Juncheon, tween the Union Tlectri nd the business | concerts this summer. A separate e Union Electric a | will be taken for a of the} Laclede. Out of the situation pos- | cit | appropriation was voted for Tower city. water Sibly much benefit is going to re- | Grove Park because it.is under ad- | Bult to the city, and I, as Mayor, | Bee | RP Prins ministration by a board of trustees | intend to take fuil advaitage of JOINT MINE MEETING FAILS | ' distinct from the City Park De- everything of value to the public. | see aly or eed | | partment. The vitizens of this community are | Pennsylvania Workers Refuse Op- | On request of business men Vitally affected by and directly ine | erators’ Plan to Cut Pay. lcomplained they were being dis- terested In the demand of the La-; PHILADELPHIA, June 24.—The |criminated against, the Grand bou- clede for an increase in gas rates. | union miners of the central Penn- jjevard parking rules were amend- The lawful right of the Laclede to | sylvania bituminous coal fields to- [ed te conform partly to the down- charge any rate at al} should ‘be | dav voted down the proposal of the |town regulations. The han on night | ‘Settled before it is heard to demand | operators fora reduction in wages. | parking along Grand boulevard, | hi This question cannot : The jeint conference adjourned |howevc-:, Was an Sones sunset HOLTON decided by the Public Service | sine die. of the large theater crowds. plone, sil Conimission. It can only be de- | The temporary agreement where- ‘ermined by the courts in a direct the union-operated mines were Proceeding for that purpose. Such | kept open pending wage negotia- action has never been had and the | tions will come to an end June $0, Supreme Court of Missouri has | and the mines will be closed July 1. ni 2t any time passed upon the | The central Pennsylvania was one questions now presented. despite | of the few districts where an agree- What has been said to the contrary. | ment was reached to continue work There ure opinions of a number Of | after the expiration of the Jack- | lawyers. including a former AS8SO- | conville agreement, March 31. “late City Counselor, to the effect gS ERE RET A Laclede has no corporate | charter or street franchise. A Matter of Doubt. “Considering all of the divers | Pinious, and looking at it purely | ‘quest has been made that his} | photographs be forwarded imme- | ing overturned at Bellefontaine! ditely, se positive identification iand St. Cyr roads in St. Louis; nmiay be made before deputy sher- County. She was treated at City;iffs of Jefferson County are sent | Hospital. 'for him. 18, Ends Lite ‘SLAYER KILLED FIGHTING POSSE and bruised at 1 p. m. yesterday, when a Ford truck she was driv- (on the floor, at 5 a. m.. with a igash in his head. His skuJ! had been fractured. her interest in the Lambert fam-jleft for the scene of the fatality ily inheritance, which her mother/| today on receiving the news. had left in trust for a 30-year peri- —_ DON’T BUY TIRES od, ending in 1919. I-ntire Estate Went to Son, The pruportion fixed by the wt] : Until you compare our quality at whele was one-third to the husband, Dr. | ee ee — poe BP og ah Clopton, and two-thirds to tr | Lancaster, one-year manufacturer's iren- : | ‘ Assoc ited Press . | son. The question was raised re! ao Pe -y of Paap. June 24.— | DENVER, Colo, June 24.--Chris | whether Mrs. Clopton had the} chandising quality Tires. Gardner,; Alchele, 55 years old, last night iright to make her husband a shar- | $24.50) padi une ben oo wSee, 18-year-old son of P. F. Gardner, | shot and killed Nevin Lohr, 25. on |}er in the Lambert estate, then still | Balloons, 29x4.10, $10; 305.25, B14; New York, was found in the Chija farm near here and early today | ix. trust, and in a friendly suit. gq | 23%6.00. $23: other sizes eaqtially low. _ . : Conf ; ‘ : i ur old tires, r J . lau Fraterniay house at the Uni-;was himself killed in a fight with | court ruled that she had not that Bring yuur old tires, regardless of make versity of California last night inj|a posse. | lh Fg ge BB gh right. The entire interest there- restone. all and satisiy urse ou the gas-filled kitchen by another| Barricading himself in a house. | fore went to the young man. «Phe typ: Sing a? ee cnn ae member of the fraternity. The | Aichele fought until slain by Ray The M.vecstile Trust C |. as _| your wheel and rim troubles to our expert. Coroner considered the death a! Harrison, crack shot of the Den- -ator for young Walker under his case of suicide, although no note | ver Police Department. Both the was left. Students said Gardner| men who were killed were farm Vuleanizing guaranteed or oye refunded. 3A: had been in poor health. hands. MONTH-END ciearance SALE of Reconditioned C-Melody SAXOPHONES Once a month we sell all samples, demonstrators and trade-in Saxophones at tremendous sav- ings of 50°C and more!! secure oon > Paes Sapien be yon? din-y Sh RE ALI me ce tame y Os ie ‘ y ul oom Dawes Bars Coach in Parade. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 24.—Vice Presi- dent Dawes agreed to assist to- inight in opening the military tour- inament of the Three Hundred and ‘Seventeenth Cavalry Reserves, ald- ‘ed by the army forces of the Sixth (Corps Area, but refused to ride in yeen 2 throat is a del- ate instrument ich all singers with the ut- ost care. To avoid itation, I smoke ky Strikes. They e not only kind to are Student, 18, Ends Life With Gas. By the Associated Press. A wes BERKELEY, Cal., The body of Herbert ©. | By j { the f , = ee ae } | | | * 4 - ot ~ . . Pm e wt r ommn e ~- adjourned for the FREE LESSONS With every instrument of the Small Down Payment sD te a ee ba deena era aaasray Come Early for the Biggest Positively for— : SATURDAY a lhlc(iéCw rh 18 Saxophones to Choose From MARTIN—C nthe: . ~*~ ee 2 oe “Sa “a \ , : , ‘ EP _— R 7 . = _. oe -* a fa aa = , ' F . a» - TS CTI ree rete - SO > sie oc: ~ Bical pote PP 7 NT ERR gE: pepe mane, pele Lap : . ——, _ baile ines rttes, P “es , a bine Pama * PAO POE ah RN Os eI iirtats . 7 ial - » ‘>. “ m $35 gain for MAKTIN Sti 5 RURSCHER — |! ght Beautiful tone $55 p ee ; acd need only . Reduce t aed BLESCHER ©C-Melod: phone, silver plated +» only yA ~ Sale | Ever rates ; Sa’ C-Melody > | ver plated, menths. Sale Price WEKLITZER ij lad Aas | new ; ist MAKTIN —New: AS A demonstrator. Sale Price WURLITZER—-\Very = *p cial: new: juet used a6 a demonstrator: silver plated gold bell. Cost £160. Sale Price CONN C-Melods. for the beginner. Sale Price . UINZE: TRADE MARK & 1006 OLIVE ST. ust strator. tel $77 Site Sale Price VAKTIN C-Melods. rlated,. gold be!! just ueed ae aA demonstra Cost $100. Sale Price .... AND MANY OTHFRA— ("Melody and Alto: alight- ir weed demonetrator Saxo phones at 50% #Sarings. . Cockroaches CS a tt ttt a MARTIN phone, silver i cost new fale Price. . | "hes Every Saxophone Guaranteed and Will Include Accessories 2 \ € r bel MARTIN C-Melody: an- other new Saxophone: furt used as a demonstrator Cost $150. sale Price . «+ «+++ Verw fine Ee ee Ex-Policeman Gets 35 Years. | (CHICAGO, June °4.—Thomas | Christensen, 28 years old, a former | If also kills ants, waterbugs, rats, mice, etc. policeman, who shot and killed Bo- Health Departments urge the killing of | Wawrzn ‘wicu, a roadhouse these greatest known food destroyers as & layman, the problent presented proprietor, b' b, 1926, w wen <he | and disease carriers sone of the greatest doubt. at latier refused lo him a eae Sold everywhere, 25c and $1.59 least. 1¢ is my sworn duty. as | of whisky, was sentenced last nigh | Money Back 1g It Falls: Weill @®e the ewern duty eft every te 26 yeare in the penitentiary: Open All Day Saturday Open All Day Saturday if 13. ive in le Saw ———— — ——— ————oeEeeSs—sor ey : mM

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THE IDLEWILD N POINT COMFORT HOTEL Medern Summer hotel and sleeping Renain rooms; Sone ani By Ee cee cottages: central Gimiag room. oo court on groun bs sandy beach close sanitary conditions. eae Lake an For tnlormatwa 5 Lake Michigan bethia a JOS. 3. MEYERS. Montage. Mich. WALTER Kh. KEMP, Whitehall. Wich MURRAY'S INN WHITE LAKE VILLA Facing White Lake: Lake Mich'can Our ¢ " in rear of hotel: bathing both lakes : + age a =. aceom fishing. golf, tennis; large recreation recreations fulfill all in mak! a a building for ; enacemette Private ideal Teration spot. Whitehaf! Meh haths. Write for bookie O. Wick ao WM. MURRAY. Wwabaninge Pr ch. GOODRICH TRANSIT LINES Direct Service—Fridar. Saturday. 9 P. M.—Monday. ocka: Municipal Pier, Chteagco s A. M. ee phone sac Fonn m0 0 ne eRe -_ — — — — —_ — = i csenettiennentnitienstiieeatnenae CORNELL HEALTH SHOES i Wit combination last ; ai leathers ™ S5 Built-in arch support... SS a Av.—Thru to Sixth St. —— 606-08 Washington | cena ee ~ ~ ’ 4 is & @aiins C Duc - ~— . ™ 7 me & Oe Forn 4 aii. Sew ew SS L . , — ~ _— on AA >» Ff - i & 2. fark — * = —— eae 5 e Ac ~« | ne anNGELE> e — hoc ; 4 a ‘an G. — - . ? = sis n a _ AS = a 7 ‘ | ~~ =™ = - . r his dire a” engage - ~ “« ~ a a - ~ > a - ; > ~ ~ - ° a S Ss al . ~- t ~~. Lo ~~ a _ "oD 4 “a. Y " ’ ? at é — sg ~ + “a nN ‘ he nia a & Se . cis | i ~ a © w Me ~tr Tne a '*. _ — = Duells Injunction § suit Acuinst Star Dismisscd Re- 4 ct Mans. b t 7 ‘ 3° A, J r é - & — ° = . ee ~ + a i. W i i€ " 4 a | ba 7 s = = 7 ~~ Angeies yesterday is : ‘ a ._*> ch A ¢ er iz — 7 . oe - m =~ ~ = é T - av = c r i .* c- ~ mak ne ft tu ~ i ~ a = pany but Inspirations es ] ~ ~ # wv * - he = rres I TD Suit was ¢€is eceda 3 .. al Court adruptiy tw oths ‘o- ~ —— | ~ be | ~- : | Bi’ e «/ re ie ae | “a rrand ~ ry ~ res ced “Zs ~ ——. - ¢ —_ a —_s + - : od 7 T i s ~ Tw LPUei S i Piment tor perlurs iN + + - ~ A - + 24iClmM ‘ oO. iO WEG ut a ir’ +- re 3 . a 7 agreed a year ago and the indict- BOLLAND’S Leeust at Tenth Jewelers fer 79 Years ** se - ECE Se HEH Oe Oe ewe we FeV Ese vawewer OOS hOB E OE HE EU EY Oe Ee OU WEY OWE n ww ewe wee ee ee Fe 2 SSeuveve vere Nes OT VAL R HSCHILD-GREEN Q wee WITHOUT EXT " (EME wee EU Lenae eee es O . 2 tar Paeaea® rs R A E V . Sy during tl Tropical AW orsteds Grays Tans Blues Striped end Piain Two-Piece Tropicals *30 Three-Piece up to °65 = " Ser Locusl af dixth Ee Your Summer Wardrobe should contain~ One Tropical ‘Worsted Suit One tor eveni ng w , - | ~ ik your eiotnes reenfield C VE INVITE CHA teSage GE ACCOUNTS FROM RESP ~ 7m}, _— o 4 2?) == =e eee @e ae « al . Ml nk if : >. Pempes 8 CRS ice Mia E) mel SAA SARG ABD FANA RRA = A> a; —s AND WOMEN 5 **e*ees “SoA SSe 8S One Oe Oe eee « oe eee eon eI _— iD te ——— — en, nsttinneneetianene A ee ene went a - DAY EVENING JUNE 26, 1927... ~—ew 55,000 AFFECTED BY PAY CUT FOR $5,000,000 IN MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY Sixteen Companies Announce 10 to 25 Per Cent Reduction—Executives, Stars and Camera Men Among Those Involved. Ry Ps ’ q bs = ~~ - 4 s ~~ as bed *~ 2 ~ LOS ANGELES e 24.—Six ~ ~ - + ~ non :?P e panies, in- , - - 7 ~ r . aa z . as ~ r c SSitat@éd dras economy pro- ~ + » | + ss” - 2 _ 4 ‘ , . V £2 es we - 2 - - ~~ ms > > s ‘ = Sa = ; —_ — - AEA : Ss T rca? or > » a +. ~~ . 414 = 2 } + * ~ 2 _ a 7 t . = > \ _ _s w '4& — > - ry a i-u S s of > ries Ty Y 7 _ ~ I i iG& @ ~ Sia 4 iret m 4 4 Hea ss - a c Kor af ~~ ~ = - ‘ ° z a a’ ti s y] ~ ta ed 5 e Par a » Bu ma e. 12 INTERSTATE FREIGHT TARIFFS, IN EFFECT JULY 1, SUSPENDED Interstate Commerce Cemmission " ° : to Investigate St. Louis Transfer ~ > . , itnation as Result of Attack Vi x aes a . YAS > : oJ.“ ~ — 2 ? ws « \ -~- a . ’ “ry - = ~ 4 s € sof | > “4 Bin hia ~ = a) - ~ ” = — : is ~ eer 4 - = 4 > yy = =? ., ~ ~ + « « = aren Bia | 910 Planters Bidg.. St. Louis, Mo. | : | neal ee ys Diamond Special Non-stop overnight trais 11:57pm 7:30am Send ethout cost to me Desuntully Duserecd & Two-Piece Linen Suits wehigerenbasit st | . See Seerpnese wipe 5 5 re 24at WOH he po i For tickets. reseruations and inform ation, ask | Name ee | 15 end 20 a ; j 4 . appete ET. WEYNACHT. City Ticker ; : "ee ee eee eee ee eae | wr , - sn 52 24 N. Broadway, Phone Garfield 2032 | a Three-Piece up to $35 is 3 is 18th and i Marker Se Phone Garde S600 & . vig ey : + anc i : eid ree ——— sesteas Ce eee eee ee eer ee ere oe ! - : A cost in \ddress ail inquiries to F. D. Miller, Ass t Gen'l Pass'r Agt.. Iliinow Central R. R910 Planters Bidg., 408 Pine St. St. Louis. Mo. ae @in thie « : ane ; one { 48 #AT ait er = | . age : | BY é: 2 riiiees posse and forest rang- ers and steep cliffs that presented ve of su of a cowbo the alternati ture, Matthew Kimes, outiaw, who thwest for his way to has terrerized the Sou five years. today ‘ts on jail at Fiagstaf?. Ariz Msplaying the usua! confidence | ons tn the -_ that marked his operal ; oom ew 2 ¢ha Southwest, the Hill country c i 7 : et Cen Sp 4 yours ro er jumped 1 ma iedge eh «ty a] 4 Na into tne ick brush to and siid fire ~Ff aw off: cer gvo ’ Ot 2 : % sical by Rangers. Co g from Oxlahoma im an - ~ * guto ° 4 ~) pa “ rer * &e- Encounters 1500-Foot: Drop. He landed in thick brush, simi- lar to that in his Osage Hill coun- try. but which ended after 2°09 feet fm a sheer drop of 1599 feet. Thief Ranger J. P. Brooks and a dozen hea r armed rangers arrived at this ‘uncture and circled the place Wher Kimes disappeared The eutta’w fire ‘ 9 fow e* ts from S Bufomatics as the posse sed in but apparentiv decided the rangers “hs rop.” He surrendered without ich Show of fighting at close range and was returned to the ranger hea srtere When shoen a po- lice ocraph and description Kir ad tted his identit: “That's a rig it e said } | , gs wife ad been ar Teste! en antfime and the th: andeuffed together Ka , ired he did net xnow Kim -« “aid the frst time he eve- ‘ Was mnenr Dodge Cr Ka n route here Hie said Kimes i accepted a ride in his Butomobile The prisoners were Place a a train under heavy SYari. hound for Flag sta‘ Kimes. credited with the leader- Thin of a ang whic as robbed Many "nas in the Southwest. faces a [@ .fe7 "ce far "z Perry Chuculate Kliahoma Deputy Sher- iff ? : re “t menths re has enn- Qucted a nder of raids. His most; . Peter a re was theft of an Sutom>s e in which a baby was Mileep. He returned the baby and Wien a osted by a constabie. kid- RADed the ficer and. after making ‘~ y his wife said: “We are the city.” He requested ‘@ search for them, tten icide or cap- 2 eee h | ' : : ; _ et OO A, Al na, ta — ee } - 4 i : : :

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SE EE OO OE Ee ny = — ee ye reason stated ms being behing ee | FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 24, 1997 ee — DAY Js he action of practically the entire ata | =SSSS= ———————— —————— n0vie industry. ; | Pag? | | W CAPTURED See Our Other Announcement on Page 10 — TIX, BAER @ FULLER GRAND-LEADER r watt Kimes of Oklahoma, : a but Deciding | Youthtul Summer Fashions | Oden ) Toiletries 5 ay Specially Priced : Rangers Have Him Cor. Enliven Misses New Frocks = VK = | : Mavis Talcum..... 7c. cand Lifebuoy Soap, doz...69c pered, Surrenders. ce Pleats and Bows and Scarfs and Tucks : ay é = Ammonia a aR | | : Listerine...21c, 42C, 79¢ RES ON PURSUERS AY Tell a Youthful Story of the Mode at i ~ LES Heck Deodorant... 39¢ 7 : * Say Whisk Brooms.......25c Java Rice Powder... jac WON V PES AEN 2 : Boe Pepsodent 34¢ AND THEN G! cated ) fet y : cy r dh an | 15 | BY be = as Sanitol Tooth Paste. .z7c | : §) ey. a —_—__— | eee We eee 5 Ae . ” eo > en ‘ wr bla a oy ¢ v » 7 7 aoe eye ee ? he > * “| s de a She er. seas ve ‘ , = : : ; Kimes and said the first time he l on ac ce OS Cc | wae exclusively for Stix, Baer & Fuller, in single-breasted a ae college models. Wide variety of patterns. Sizes 14 to 20. Just “Like Dad's” in wer met him was near Dodge | their smart styling City. kK: 4. T. e sai ‘ e _ “i ee ee Of Pure Thread Silk and ] ull-Fashioned 13 r Extra —- = | ‘ ee they are sure to appeal ra (Student Section—Fourt oor.) to the boy. In tan or automobile. The prisoners were | Placed - 1der eavy ‘ ° ! . ‘ee ° ‘ ; ° mara, bound for Wingstatt et 1920 Parrs in $ Be Irregulars of Linen Knickers Boys’ Palm Beach pres gprs Sisto — === A Standard Brand tt) for Boys, $2.50 | Knickers, $2.25 wide toes and rubber we, as eid. ries oo eee I Fekete rig 2 Pani the * , ot nee te tones Ss Mletaie iad Fah My = . * ei may it a ee ee ns a venBitin sui Norgen ee ae “v Kimes, credited with the leader- | Special Selling heels. Hip of a gang which h | ‘¢ hic} as robbed S d f Ch tf Hose | Many bank aturday at 0 yyon ety , ' “gssueg in ~ ewan, thew y Made of fine imported lin- These are tailored in full 114 to 13%...$4.50 sentence fo cilliy rry | , : : : ; e4 mocaserence, for walling ‘Perry lathe new fashionable black heel in very fine gauge chiffon Hosiery at $1.35 gd ge ee . ee | is a buying event that-is not to be overlooked. Every pair is full-fashioned of ae hed in pinks: wlan. |. Eee Gees oe (Main Floor. oo etegaem eee BS Rae Con} pure thread silk with silk tops—interlinings of lisle in the soles and hem to Wa The Knickers are tailored in ery pair is full ent and roomy. ee ates, Kile mont give extra service—the product of a well-known manufacturer, who has pro- ! plus-4 style; sizes 6 to ‘'@ | Sizes are from 6 to 16 years. feent venture was theft of an | . 1 ; i ? { l attomobile in which a baby was_ claimed them irregulars, but this does not impair the beauty or wearing quai- asep. He returned the baby and | ity. The colors—all with solid black heels are— ; Boys’ Varsity Union Suits Service Film When accosted by a c id- | ete Y onstable, kid- : - ee he Officer and. after making Dawn Glow Moonlight Gunmetal ° Developing tee TK Whisky, tied him to a Porcelain Evenglow White | a (Hosier: Ar Square J1—Main Floor.) 19¢ Bring us your films be- of Another Killing. fore 10 a. m. and you can ® - Me alee ts accused of killing W. | These well-known garments are tailored in athletic get them—developed and nas om ae at McCannaity, Chief of Police s : style of good quality —— They have strong finished—the —* 00, inOLs tral wee, Okla. hits home ¢ | t webbing reinforcements in back and are all full cut. the same day. re) , . ts “ } : own z , ; electrification project ¥hen Kimes’ gang robbed two | 138! art a & t= as 10 ns : | Select a Summer's supply now and save. Sizes 6 or 12 exposures developed complete operation. tanks and escaped with a large Cette to 16 years. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) for roc. (Main Floor.) Mount . estifies thon, et, nas been —the Sports Center Features Its Exclusive 1s COUPON ten. Hrough photographs by ‘4 ‘9 ‘ W : " Officials ag having partt!ci- Hy-Dyve Swimsuit for / orern , . Se + ‘ Gen’! Pass'r Age eed in half a dozen or more Same-Day Louis, Mo. agg edt js aid to be S$ d $5 | | Smart Patent Slippers to me beautifully Uluserated 4% Be ith five kiiugs. mee 4 an | J i . Imported Handbags —the Junior Girl's 56,22 > for the Tourist. ‘Atthew and his brother, George Chorce for Summer Be. | a began a career of crime It's easy to find the perfect Bathing Suit in the | Core eeeeeeesesreceeeeeee ow | t mat of a motor car at Sports Center, where varieties of styles, eee rt ‘ . LA t Smart New Styles and *- ie ‘.in 1922. They were colors are complete,and Suits are correctly “sized. aS : NG | | | 7 —.. Mars in gent Sentenced to two Partiularly smart is the “Hy-Dyve”—our exclusive ! ; Finest Leathers at ; Fashionable young misses like the patent leather >) aah 1 - Slipper because it is smart with all sorts of Summer | ® prison. Within 60 | Swimsuit of superior all-wool yarns, fashioned to eae awe pe their release, officers of wear the longest and look the best. In plain colors costumes. And particularly smart are the two mod- a elim - ; Th — e a ey , e Irene—Is of the fa- The Betsy pump $5 and $6 $4.95 to $16.75 7 1! A limited number of fine im- vored one-strap type, ex- with hiete | cut-outs and Uculate isling 400 Mattes | Women's and misses’ A smart ensemble to 194 yh ported leather Handbags—beau- pr 0 amen a in pat- ri sesso — t $6.00 Ren: ln aoe ener these nation- the fashionable bathing . | tifully made of ecrase leathers— —— pe RE weed to life imprisonment. | sizes in yi | , é ally known, excellently costume is the Beach are offered at this low “ile awaitin — . Yer Ing an appeal No- | , | 3 nee: last, he escaped in a de- made Suits for vigorous Coat, which the Sports . price. Slim under-arm envelope “* @nginee ; . l, in Center shows in such | , ’ swimming. All-woo variety, in terry cloth, and vanity styles in the seasons — ee ese —— cam ; ‘ “a . p > . ° _ “a , " —_—_—— § ssAational } ™ ° mens sizes. ! " 2 at Bank at De- | and stripes; misses’ and wo Ve wok 39 .95 | MAG els pictured, chosen from many styles: ee | lain colors and smart D> De Vite Leaves With Child and $125. stripes | crash and flannel. smnartest colors—these are the et 2 f ' , n ne home at 3 p. m. yes- | Rubber Bathing Shoes......75¢ to $1.25 Bags smart women are carrying Ange »; Jeneph Viasak of 1413 Bt. | Wooden-Sole Beach Shoes $3.95 everywhere. the: — found his wife, Carrie, | Bathing Caps, all colors....25c to $1.25 (Main Fleor.) 4g St., St. Louis, Mo. BE tro ce they recognized the | year-old daughter, Eleanor, | Bathing Bags, plain and fancy. 89C-$2.95 (679) ‘hers in men who | “Jantzens” ) Beach Coats MG Sits had disappeared. A note | i ao “ eri U 3 as. _— by his wife sald: “We are |i a A ot eee > fw the city.” He requested || © search for them, red by his gang. + (Third Fioer.) AE ey, "%

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4 4 = eT Le RT tee Nom gy wena CNet = Flannel Millinery | Flannel : = Topcoats Creations | Suits | = |, Combinations — Red, s = Some trimmed in pe net - 4 felts, | green, navy and black ; = black velvet. seert > cy 2 — eee + = Visit Our East St. Louis Store— insvi ' = - Louis Store—314 Collinsville Av. ts = + = g} = i = il = .% — hi — i. — af = > at = 4 = | = 606 N. BROADWAY % JUST TWO DOORS NORTH OF WASHINGTON MIMMMIIOPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. MUNIN (or 788 Started next year's na. UUUYSQOQUOCTEDUOUE EUTTUOOT AE ETUUEUU ESOP PT LLULEREeLLPUPLUALLLCOeEUMAOceA MOU CCUCUETCOUGETOOCOO OOOO UUOLLO ULE PCOLI ALU UUCGILCECURLUULOGET UCI UTCGHTIPeRtaTTi IT ~ APPROVES ARMY ; ‘Designates Fokker Mono- : plane and Lieuts. Mait- land and Hegenberger, Now at San Diego, eee ne ee - - . Trip. -~_-—- + or ' By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June 24.—A San ‘Francisco to Hawaii non-stop flight by the Army Air Corps was authorized today by Secretary of War Davis. ? The 2407-mile hop will be a ' at- land and Albert F. Hegenberger, now at San Diego with the three- /'motored Fokker monoplane, espe- cially equipped for the trip. TT nn eee time of departure is expected to be 'some time in July. Secretary Davis sanctioned the ‘flight after a conference with As- sistant Secretary Davison, in | charge of air corps activities, who reported that final tests conducted been saisfactory. Tto Start From Oakland. — Present plans are that the flight wil Istart from the airport near Oakland where a special runway is now being constructed. General Patrick, Chief of the Army Air Corps, is en route to San Fran- cisco where, upon his arrival next Sunday, he wil Imake & final check- up of navigation tests being given the plane. After the tests are completed, the monoplane will be ready for the takeoff as soon as weather con- ditions permit. Secretary Davis said, however, that care. would be taken to avoid any ru8h in last- minute preparations. Not to Compeet With Civilians. A’ War Department statement said that while the Army is anxious to make the hop to Honolulu, it is not attempting the project solely with the idea that an Army plane should be the first to make the flight. It was emphasized that the Army is not attempting to compete with civilian airmen who will contest for prizes offered for a transpacific flight and tha under no circum- stances would Lieuts. Maitland and permitted to ac- Hegenberger be cept prize money. E. L. Smith to Resist Any Attempt to Delay His Flight. By the Associated Preas. SAN FRANCISCO, June 24. -— Determined to resist any attempt that may be made to delay the in- dependent flight to Honolulu now being planned by Ernest L. Smith, his backers made it Known today that they intend to start the trip on scedule—regulations or no reg- ulations, Accordingly, plans went ahead to get the plane off long before the opening of the $50,000 City of San Francisco contest and the $35,000 prize project of James D. Dole, Hawaiian pineapple King, entrants in which will not be -allowed to take off before Aug. 12. Announcement from Washing- tor that Walter F. Parkin had been ordered here to inspect the plane in which Smith and Capt. Charles H. Carter expect to take off for Hawaii next week, brought the reply from Smith’s backers that all the Government could do was to refuse them an operating license, and fine them $500 if they flew without one. Objection has been made that the plane is not safe. bs Tells How Radio Compass Will Guide Him on Hawaii Flight. By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Cal.,, June 24.— Lieuts. Lester J. Maitland and Al- bert Hegenberger, army pilots, who plan to fly to Hawaii within a ;month in a triple-motored mono- plane, today told how they expect ‘the radio compass to guide them with little chance of error. srenberger, who will be radio (op tor and navigator, said that ;at each of the two station erected j}at San Francisco and the Island of masts. |perded two triangular-shaped loop laerials, extending out 120 feet at the base of the mast and movable |sO as to get directional] radiation. The minute Maitland and Hegen- ‘berger take off from the Oakland jairport for Honolulu, both the ra- for tempted by Licuts. Lester J. Mait- | The | tb ythe two pilots at San Diego had | Major--° SS Se - FLIGHT TO HAWA | Maui there are two 90-foot antenna | Irom these masts are sus- |! |dio beacons at San Francisco and | | Maui will begin flashing ‘These signals will follow a course isOmewhat like the beam of a huge ‘searchliight. Should the plane veer ito the lefi of the correct line of flight the signals in this zone, which will be dot, dash, or the letter “a” |will either die out entirely or be- ‘come unintelligible. If the mono- plane swings northward or to the ‘right of the flight course the signa} »‘‘dash, dot” or letter ‘‘n” will not be recorded. What Hegenberger terms the ‘middle or “t” gone of the accurate ‘flight path, can be determined by ‘the “a” and “n"” }compound in this equi-signal zone. |An automatic sending device has | been Air beacon ‘properly installe] at both | constant and accurate. | Freeport, Nil., Awarded Iris Show. By the Associated Press. FREEPORT, IM., Freeport has been June 24. — awarded ; | of the interest {+ aroused, Free- Uona] exhibition. o- a Signals. | signals becoming ‘Stations so that the flashes will be | the | | 1928 National Iris Show. The lo-| cal tris show, held June 8 and 9. was one of the finest held fn the | ec .ntry this year and aa a result | ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH a, Feruggs UandewoortSamey ——_—_——— | A =—=0 O20 Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to $:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth and pecan-filled dates. Week-End Candy | Special 50c POUND box, containing mi and dark chocolates, peakelll 2 Pounds, 95¢ Candy Shop—First Floor. All the New Swim Suits Ey Aid) LA ad -— — =x) 8 s* «' xy, 3 - A rt . O24, hie F EP RS NES Beate Sed le Rr a/A ron ° en oo, *, ew Rec t +. t % oe oe 6, bb ob *o ‘ t ‘ *% f e Se* 58 . . % * @ ”, 9° s 6 4 >" . 4, - “ei” Pe %@ os? ait k ts . “se “4 > 4, @ e aps +, per 1° > oe Py ‘> AL 8 y ota ’ ves aot : Py o, . ) 48 ANN mer se OF e, t sotto 8 R er PY oe t4e Ps %, } Z *. oe Se Ave . 4 Bs . ‘ bs . >} ao gr te & ‘ . e's ‘arte ; 4 ‘h4 \\\% Bester wesey Py we, “4 4 CD BALA a . % & © Boys’ Linen and Broadcloth Wash Suits $1.95 and $2.95 serviceable. 3 to 8 Sizes HEY are tailored of finest quality fabrics in distinc- tive designs, and styled in many very attractive models. They are inexpensive, excellently tailored and most Blue Flannel Sports Coats In Sizes for Boys 7 to 18 Years Old For evening wear with white linen or gabardine knickers or flannel slacks, this Blue Flannel Coat is very smart appearing. The material] is very light weight and the Coat is loosely cut to insure free movement and comfort Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor. € In the Collegiate Section — me \ . | el i \ ee Ay of the Corset Shop Elastic Step-In Girdles $9 HIS medium - length all- | é ¥ elastic Step-In Girdle with ) out boning is a splendid model i for Summer. / for the young girl and the , slender woman who wishes to retain the youthful lines of her figure. Pink. Sizes 26 to 32. Ask to see this Step-In Girdle. Vandervoort’s Corset Shop— It is designed Third Floor. ee. 2. 2 eS 6-2 8 Oe 6 6.6 ee S175 Summery Flower-Trimmed Leghorn Hats For Girls $10 and $12.75 F LOWERS, velvet ribbon ~ and Georgette facings pret- tily trim natural leghorn Hats in small and large shapes be- coming to girls. Vandervoort’s Collegiate Hat Shop— Third Floor. | Juniors Of Lovely Printed Voiles A ppealing a 95 Sizes 13 Values at NOT a mother but who usual is this choice! dark-colored patterns and the styles are so daintily | youthful, to say nothing shoulder flowers and other trimmings! Organdie Frocks, ae & ae As VRS. WH . AAS . ‘ RSS a Ss ican TOON F rocks to 17 will quickly realize how un- There are so many light and of the smart belts, ruffles, sizes 13 to 17, $12.75 o did choice for Juniors’ Linen Coats —with gay Summer patterns. _ e th cool and pretty Coats every junior miss is wanting for her Summer frocks. Flannel Coats for Juniors in Sizes 13 to 17° $10.95 and $16.95 These are the A splen- $9.95 Girls’ Wash Frocks For Girls of 6 to 14 ‘422 fo 2° This delightful assortment offers the sheer voile and organdie Frocks which little girls must have; they have lace and organdie touches, tucks, ribbon and many other trim- mings. So many colors and patterns that it would be wise to fill all of “little daughter’s” Summer needs here Sat- urday. Junior Shop—Third Floor. bows, Saturday Is Vandervoort’s Suitcase Day OFFERING special values in four types of Suitcases. Black Enamel Cases, $4.95 Suitcases that are 22 and 24 inches long, made of a black enamel drill, and with reinforced ends and corners. Trimmed with light russet leather. Leather Suitcases $14.95 Cowhide Cases in brown or black leather and in either 22 or 24 inch sizes. Pocket in lid and both ends. Large Motor Cases, Of black leather shirt fold in lid. Tray. size, enamel drill P. S.—Special this week—a full-size Wardrobe Trunk at $34.50. Luggage Shor; Strap around entire case. ase 7 i ilies 2 a sl Veneer Suitcases $12.50 A new Case for — | or European travel. In | or 30 inch sizes. Cov- ered with black enamel over veneer. $8.95 with heavy corners and & Cretonne lined with Choice of 26, 28 or 30 inth @ | Second Floor. Eastman Folding Cameras Na. 2 A HAWKEYE CAMERA that folds - and is 6% inches long. It pictures measuring 2%4x3%. double lense. larly $rz Films developed and printed—ome day service - Vandervoort’s Camera Shop—First Floor. Hawkeye Folding Camera with Regu- VS LVERS GREETED Way. PReSDeN J} ATH ee After Stormy Trip Fro Vienna, Clarence Char berlin and Charles Levi Arrive in Prague. CHEERING THRONGS AT U. S. LEGATIO Welcoming Functions f Americans Are Hearty- Confer With Airmen WI Plan Ocean Flight. ated Press ‘ ho-Slovakia. Ju) Ey the Asse PRAGUE, Cz *4—Clarence Ll). Chamberlin at Charles A. Levine wer recelyt today by President Masaryk (vecho-Slovakia at the lira’ ancient seat The chin, Prague's governme mt. reception fo lowed a round of welcoming fun tions in the morning in honor « the flyers, ital late yesterday from Vienna. The y were who reached this Ca] cheered at every ay pearance. Inte. SUE TO BAR LODGING HOUSE We Pine Boule . , evard Residents pas Wre Against F. A, Volland, Estate Co., filed suit in day to restrain and his wife from ouse they own at boulevard ‘for house keep- Mathews ile; sir: eof light T. Mathews, president. Mathews Leal Ee. Weat Pre eave the "Ss AL €2268 t restricted res lf Ogee ' . . ’ ritiis of ast 2s rs - . } is je #<Sn"t re pefore a Dug); ‘= ' «' uyM race a.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | H OS | Dy RY LEE Seo — " . a 3 Pairs $4.00 Vienna, Clarence Cham- Event No. 23 = “§ $1.39 a Pai ° SE 3 -_ k . a rair berlin and Charles Levin: The Big Hosiery 4 Ss Just Think of It! Sale | a: 7 3 3 : : > Real Value! Arrive in Prague. Marvelous Real CHEERING THRONGS | Values Asay | SS Hosiery! Bi > Bye» BE tere “WP ote } i ’ AT U. S. LEGATION | Sovings “ant ee es \ ining Seaiibins for ‘dim Vi hh, emma, a" ve C Americans Are Hearty—| SA Mi gle it: \ yas. , ©. /. Z7,\\ \\ cae od apg ae tenn aMale ASAe NBR pie : ) ”~ - - ” . « — ~ ¢ . a hy aster reae ee ee sake Pee Oe er ae | on eae 37% on ind a —_— Sey “rT. 7~ . Poa & > i} ae et Ie ee OI ne alle Nie Mitte Se Pr. —_ -» - - rs 4 = a » " oS z " y . “ i>. a +t oer SLR p ¢ * arte sp 7 Ye » el . . ; . 97 Pe th on ia " Pat ee, be r . Pte he “Se eka Yr 4. porte Te Se te Aiding *% Rio. is. on cshi tite pet + ep RE ma EY Ain Seah eee fone re We Pes ren Z J AP ae ME ARs ea wh cube be tas a wn emis at rr ade)» Sei ” ec , P ay . p a % 4 ‘ ‘ ts * Py) G . ay 4 « , ty Ween s, 82 fours _ tite. § e ; 2 ee eit ee ae ey = ~ OR Ate net y ( Dimes S a a) Seah lly Cbd Ras ! le OTe a pS BA PN CART Me Ee SNS fae ik Ye me r cyt - lead nn ctr the erty 0 Tae ot ner eA Maks oo te ee EE Ae ae = P . Sp 5 salah wet, een Se 3 * als * es See tee } ae * ms fit c se fe re ae ' Lace Triremings Tie Effects Gorgeous Flowers Smart Pleats New Basques GA Tli* eeded to the | G: : | 5 | | + oo Se paaagy OI 4 ne sepa oo All Full-Fashioned The news of | Tr) © } n 4a c aia l* Pa - Tale. . “4 1 rs Aa Cai s— ‘ L Jahe i S : ; ¢ y 11iY I 3 | - +A} piten WAPrONS . vi . : ae QGQiisard ct >}? Cal rapl Liv, ari i , : . j e 7 soon the streets we Compose Effects Stub Sports Sleeves a : Be 8 streets were filled Sizes for Misses, Women and Larger == = Silk Service | Silk Chiffon | | Sik hs alcmen. their wives! Cement fonent_Presrs Weight | Hosiery to 14 / Né 24 | nd hers who foliowed them by | In shades of peach, cameo, | In white and shades of flesh, | nude, grain, French nude, at- pink, water lily, champagne, Sale : mosphere, Aloma, champagne, peach, French , nude, eche, . | , Main Floor, : ° 95 Tn fe — . ( Lt tein ave the airm a : r 0% y | I r ong —“ : : : 822 y ee : 7 yy > ae aan aah ) sandust, moonlight, opal. grain, skin. iieetic corp. A. | Ni tit \ \ em | (USHERS ZZ ~S = Saturday 3 Pairs $4. 00 or ——— Pairs . ak ' ' | ae Ht ii Wa Terese CRT ih Wan if sitet i) Hh aii ae uit ve yh oN we re filled with Sie Oar: tact Con aogier ere ; Be 6 RAD pe. gle SRB RY SEAS ARN oo * Ee er 2 Cee om ~~ ¢ «shaman iy thease nie pyrene - + . é > " ot he rs "a A re > ea, 7 > OP i Fay Hh tsp apprentice ‘ sia Oe i ot ties ee rtment offers allege |e. ie tentollowed. They pian to stay at yandie Frocks 1,8 a pad ee odie, eo socented | ave; they have Pc . P — an invitation to fly to Moscow, but | ouches, bows, : | has been set. | ane a ot Sey ie , y other trim- | i ee one so Su 3 . ' “Ny : lane Will Be Loaded Onto Levia- ; . F It , ’ . , mer e S , ' , 4 r , : than at Southampton- New ly Amived Sum ——— N ote! Sample Note. Organdie Note: Portable Note. $4.95 Jumbo nes “9 QF Shoulder Flowers Phonographs Thermos Jugs . . patterns that it : (Copyricht, 1927.) : 7 y elr PARIS, June 23.—Although the Plenty of White Trim. Ornaments $2.95 Jewelry i dahane cater GE Dull tamvenanada alee Gallon size: guaranteed, to t Tailored Ribbon Bows Lovely stone-set Necklaces lovely assortment of all . Pi4tant: to 15 years.. low 2 to $ years. / | = “44 a inch sizes. Cov- ; ; ; } 7 * ~ ‘ n - fn e P : \ (Third Floor.) 4 id | wi l + ' ' : Nort i hic! teentn i ; ds : _ ered with black ename if ee on it aes | | . With Colorful, New over veneer. 4 , Saturday “ i i path o fa northbound Belt (Main Floor, Red : : Bands = a —- we tte te ee Steet terre oa M Se Placa i _~— : wal ws “e war Pr x, ” a 2a tee | his home tor ‘Canes, $8.95 SE Gabe today. His cull miey-be | =» ill with heavy corners and 4&4 fe 286s ‘*2etured, it was said at city hos- | mannman | . ¢ tir with ub nee. nie or ae ant ‘he i ee A enh « bait on the Suits that combine both service and comfort, y. Oice of 26, 28 or in u lowe Something deflected it | S4 H thoxes as well as style. They are unequaled anywhere i into the street and h : a at this price if you compare them detail for de- . darted after | tail—quality for quality—-workmanship with | New arrivals invade this group of fancy braids, flatfoot sailors, ° | | ace 7 aoa c a . : | lity week—a fu l-si Wardrobe } irke notor truck hiding Good qua y a a ew ee eee ee a Flan rs $ 85 Women’s Regular workmanship. Included also are many two-trou- Binge TE ona Ba oon ei , , : ser Suits of year-round weights. ee oS el ye lt — sewed-on leather : Imported White English § 6 and SS Low 2-Trouser Year-’Round Suits fromt telescopes, Alpine styles, Leghorn and Sennit 7a e TH © 4 _ 4 - ‘ . . ‘ i al aa ie ae aye, . tas “Hane Age . i re ax “ ‘ kaw * ' the + ee nen, aot; ee eS eee / Zz AR aN. het OM ABS Dae 0 0 eh AO atte A ee Re mn ete Ha - ¢ We me Neg om - sa, i ta a tae AE A Ag EN pat AA ADE NE GE 0 a AE tie alps 09D ei econ. atic | handle _ loops; — B UE TO BAR LODGING HOUSE eS garias ; 7 Saturday special. ‘ Third Floor.) N atterns, new models, in worsteds, : oldin oe ras ~y ag Wee; Pine Boulevard Residents 3 Broadcloth Summer Shoes Bee ate unfinished worsteds, in 2 “96 Swiss Yeddos 4 ame | \sk Wre Acainse F. A. Volland. | Shi f 3 button styles. | Mathews Rea Estate Co... ; r S $ SA orings Pan as s Genuine Palm Beach 7“ his wife from Yo. 2 Hawkeye Folding Camera with ¥ r. Mathews, president sell at a much higher price. The Pumps, straps and sandals in wear. Neatly tailored— of weagha @ fiet-cie-ened Gatien 8, 50 freasu eile Chas at. : fabric has a particularly high patent leather, black kid, colored newest patterns. Pre- and pinch-front telescope shapes, graceful. Shop—Second Floor. ; | 3 | | 3 . “= n eat! ly lined ; Light and medium col- Regularly $ .80 . 515 Ch stnut street, filed suit in | =—=—— ‘3 : re Uit " urt od j { “est "é in y $8.00 : ee ali egal ee Note! $ Q5 HAWKEYE CAMERA that folds i ee | th Anoth ! fferi and i. 614 y inches lon It takes 4 “see res Et , 1) ul aialel 7 Take a “Brownie” along wit nother marvelous offering. : , tures measuring 24x34! v4 P tS house or light housekeep- you on a holiday. Ordinerile Shicte of thi a The newest and smartest styles On joe 50 ze purn , inari irts or ou . r y .e) is gTace are presented at great savings. ular cioths So light one te scarcely aware luster—Shirts are cut full— kid, combinations, some white shrunk—regular and ir- Comfortable fitting — jaunty — pina Medina uble lense. Regu- ly $11 . aad Films developed and printed—one- | pee Ree service ee 7 eee eee Te , (Main Fioor, North.) amera Shop—First Floor. made in collar-attached or neck- styles regular sizes. band style. (Main floor, North.) (Main Floor, South.) (Nugente—Third Fleer.) (Nagents—Third Fleer.) - oer ee! im

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SL LOUIS POST- DISA. —meat patterns—rt.) comoination Silk and Summer Dresses $7.90 made new Summer Dresses: tub silks, , woiles, etc; sizes 14 to 46.... -_- (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) nn white . mo 7% black, al] red. $3.95 Values DRESSES Wash Suits Styles $ 1 9S Newest The Milans—large and Smart, new lghtweight Ss r ~ . = 7 a S } Y . j medium drooping Milans. § felt Hats—irregular brims— | 2 : ~ . full lining, . plain and pinched crowns; Smartiy tailored in close fitting and other want- colors solid ed effects, in solid white, white-and- black, pink, orchid, yellow black and § and Copen. (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) Boys’ $1.29 to $1.49 | Sizes 7 to 14 Years | "1 Plain Voiies at... .$] Printed Voiles at. . $1 Cotton Rayons at. .$1 New Dimities at. . . $1 Broadcloths at .. .$1 Mothers. these are very unusual values — we adcvise early shopping Charming new Summer styles in beau- tiful color combinations (Bargain Basement.) Sizes 3 to 8 Years | utes, G€tc.; srmart Omodinmations. Viever mew styv.e teatures. lat on S2i.:or sty @—sultaDdbie tor riris ' } _ —sizes 6 to 18 years. 4 } (Bargain Basement.) Pants | ; : € . & tH Eh ek MEN’S SUMMER | 4SUITS ‘ $12.50 to $16.50 Values "10 Another unusual purchase bringing more of those won derful Suits to sell at $:o. We will miss our = guess every one isn't sold by clos- ————— — ee re . . ; 7 . mace ot wanted materials with / ‘- 9 ; —_—- = strong ribbed elastic insert in Men’s 50c Hosiery ee - Men’s 69c Athletic Union Suits - well — fr . : ~ 2 Sizes 36 to 46. ~~ ing time Thursday. Snappy styles of genuime Palm Beach Rayon plaited Suits, Panama Suits and nov- Hose in a variety 29¢ city weaves. Beautifully tai- of novelty pat- | lored in Sizes 33 to 48, includ- terns and colors slight ir- ’ ing pienty of stout models. (Nugentse—Jargain Basement.) AQ? —i Dn» UNDERWEAR Actual $1.49 Value Geinty new shades. All sises for wom- eh and misses. regulars. ( \agente—Bargain Basement.) : Sale of White Kid gy FOOTWEAR $5 to $7 Values, Pair at $9.55 Stunning mew white kid one- Straps, step-ins, cut-outs and Plain effects. High-grade in every respect—trimmed with lizard, patent and black trims all sizes in the lot collectively. (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) Group Loop the Loop. ee iSsis a: a? were e iif Sreet ing rz nm - 27 : R _ rr“ ‘ _ _ +*-® ~ sOCTI Ana s 4° >. - > a= 7 ee. oe. 2 erence n inate . reia! Ps $e ° srs > - ‘? ‘ ; om i £ z a ~ . ae oe ‘ - »~« he “ua iAS ’ = ; sé ~ an. ~— au 4 ° oie oi. = he ~~. > + " « ; ~ ‘_ — oe e aes : ee ; & —— > Sse; *) : Between Locust and St. Charles | 413 NORTH SIXTH STREET i . ‘ . i 1 : ise . ~ >» *. . - + -: a — \~ -. > 4 » 4 4 ee aad La - s ‘ : ka es J . "=~ - —— ~ J t+h oe - 2 — | ‘ aratrtinr ~Yiles Wa t . @€liagWla tli > = A » CA LAW 44, * ’ > Ww _r lane Z + ’ * - “4 ~ “as > > > - opens J ~ Announcemen r an as mma2d = r e gc er he I C rred witht ~O] idbergh A Wrong he Canadian arg Affaires Fe bere arrive é wa pro! or J U reiziadii ~ rouc july 3 7 The in at rt jubilee S eX S = "4 igh n Minist . os Mav Take Commercial Post. +4 : - 3 i. —— ~~” “i ~~ ¢ — 3 ~ 4 a _ ° . Tt . ‘ 4 i" a* xX +e 2) a ~- ~ > .~’ ar i -+ ~ _ en"4 >: ~ 7. rf - a a> S Bm LZ a a = _ ba i = andl a, YT sen _ ay, or i, e — ~ > ~ It ... A aw - _ ; he Ch Said Na > * ~~ ~ ad cz = f = re ahe i Op- ren a ord rion COoOn 2 » con = ~ os _ _. =r x Qsé hie on r Poe 3 iB => > Ga y " ~ t _ 5 - a4 = Y al > a of ™~ 1r & S = ; Tt "=? ae “ ma Ty s + — - e® a i Aer auisCS WASHINGTON June 24.— masthuweremme. ... ) § sie F.9 5 so Nh as Army awiators 4 ape lL. g day > . . a — LO: age Ss on i AO Phe IRY a 3-time PUST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- ZOO? LC, 4 T) t Ye {aie : accepted atic | most certain. Money refnnded on canceled insertions, adian govern nt to > ¢ Wa Oo par The , ) Tu} 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth Se. New Arrivals... Saturday ...in ummer Frocks Here are VALUES of Extraordinary Interest Lovely Frocks in wanted pastel shaded washable crepes and colorful prints in many new designs. Frocks suitable for every Summer occasion : . for golf, vacation wear, afternoon or street wear. ALL SIZES Aan Gh ol Cc . KLINE’ S—Fourth Floor MORNING SPECIAL! Dresses Worth to $16.75 S 6 “ lomited cuantity of desirable Frocks > Deer weer. Te -Ghsnccccccdccadcia KLINE S—Fourth Ficor TOILETRIES Coty’s Totlet Water, 89c¢ Coty’s Compact, 79c Coty’s Tale, 79c Hinds Honey and Almond Woodbury's Soap, 3 Bars, 49c Mavis Talc, 16c¢ | “oe” Ll COTY’S FREE OFFER Consisting of a bo: \ Coty's Face Powde Ovi r oe = ae and tree purse bottle " (-* 4 Q 5 ot Coty perfume. Se 2 > * eral odors ta select en * p trom An irresistubie ia — KLINE’S—Main Floor. ) $195 t AG pertec ash 'd suk to c ° S| facings or (ex carter NCar Newer aGes and white ar: The Hose ur recent. soid : muc gher price! La n ir OQuMmers s ply at a substantia! sa Ing Chiffon HOSE Extraordinary! KLINE S—Main Fioer. BASEMENT 420 N. 6th, Near Locust SNOVS WONDERFUL VAL AND era I Sage — | Special Selling a Snow White Linen Strap: Pumps, incomplete lines at - ; . ban ~~, Convenient to Ge HUETTE’S WELLSTC ; |; . . & , - & : i /— Sale of 500 New Summer SILK DRESSES Practically at Wholesale Cost! Sleeve and Sleeveless Models in Georgettes, Washable Crepes and Prints! Marvelous Dresses, sacri- ticed by the maker, brings amazing savings. You'll marvel the beauty of the styling. You'll like the fime, even tex- ture of the rich silks. You'll at once what wonderful vaiues they are. ALL COLORS Plenty of White, Flesh and Pink KLINE’S—Basement. Continued om Next Page. a Se a . 95 ‘) af $6.98 $6.95 Fine ¢€ =" a ‘ | wee size: ‘ Smart -J Featuring Al _* Maize. A ¥ i values at ———

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a _-—_-——_ — = ED — __________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH neers > = ieager : FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. PAGE 9 Only S$ | By the pals a Grower, Dies. COURT URGES SPANKINGS FOR es jubilee of the Canadian Fed- iwill be taken to the field sports /icus service on Parliament Hill. far are subject to approval by Col. iy ny Te : eration today spurred the making | and the regatta, where the two Ca- Al] the plans as announced thus /| Lindbergh. rc ox ene er, TOTTI ID AEE OTLOTTOM |. hart Sandals r the mmer * ’ | PORTLAND, O Cu, a 24.— e le fc . Jesse A. Curry. 84 year ola, noted |Ore> PCKED UP ON AUTO RIDES ri gore reception. |The |adian sports, lacrosse and pad- )aS a rose culturist and former| Judge Gayer, However, Sustains! flyer with an escort as he crosses Saturday evening Col. Lindbergh | THE 1927 WONDER MODEL coer man of Philadelphia, is $500 Vines for Youths They |the border and accempany him to/will be a guest at a dinner given — Accused. | Rockcliffe, where he will land. He ey the Government to William Gravb aR Washer hemes: Advocating spankings and fines | wi be welcomed by Premier Mc- | Phillips, United States Minister to - ! . for two girl accusers of heehee and other members , Canada. The dinner will be serv- | WESTERN ELECTRIC youths with whom the girls went | he Government. | ed in the Government buildings. | e Tn ne ade 33 Yearo—Sient Geer Drive | Quick Loans /automobile riding, following al,,c? ndbergh will be enter-| On Sunday Col. Lindbergh will | , This marvelous new model—made and backed by | Chance acquaintance at a dance. | ained at a luncheon in the Parlia- | be entertained at luncheon by the | s ive’ ay N\ilav ive \ivay. eo pe /@ hs hi eae ys electrical organization—is the very Why bother your friends or askf| Judge Gayer of the Court ot| ment buildings by the Jubilee Com- | Royal Air Force and will be in- é g eveiopment of the electric washing ma- i your friends for loans or have them | Cri T i acini : (| mittee on Saturday Jul ae H = : - : chine. Speedy—durable—a wonder in simplicity, § | sign your note when you can borrowm| ~ 2 224) ~Orrection yesterday af- | ve y« e | Vited to attend the national relig- w safety and convenience. $25 to $1000 here on your auto or firmed fines of $500 each for the bracetul and distinc- $10 DOWN—ONE YEAR TO PAY | eee a ppg A | youths, after expressing disappoint- | ~- . nf | q : | find : | ment that the statutes did not pro- | > S ve Sandals ot the ek . Serving the ' a," —— ean, ler Se vide Rvs form of eather va, C _——— > * opular design with sf 4 Caer Home Electrically § YAHLEM FINANCE CORP., | the girls. Bf Y Sy? oth. c ike heels - d ~F 3 455, 2 : Since 1886 , 1035 N. Grand. The. defendants, Jerome _ and' e/ Ls - INN spike Meeis an Wh ie Demonstration” —=—sw F’‘lectric Co., 904 Pine St. macent Mercurio, and Michaet| AVN ROBBINS WATCHES Ss . 4 j litary heels. : | Long& were before Judge Gayer on | = /appeals from the fines, imposed | @# by Police Judge Beck. The girls} A ll O P; = . a testified they accepted an invita- at ne rice | | tion to go riding with the youths 2 Ee eet wh reve following a chance meeting at a public dance hall May 12. Drinks | A | : ; . | were offered and accepted during | | i 7 = = ie | S 420 N. 6th, Near Locust | 716 Olive 6118 Easton acer ride, nechodina to . the givin : - % = 3 | oT Oo Bi ) Cc 5’? ' who declared they were forced to USe HESS s ; | | fined and spanked,” Judge Gayer Elgins, up to $50.00. iif Mail | Ww sons 15 der either punishment, you may go. | ¢ Invite Comparis c Orders Ve St. Charles ES: Summer Sandals | The fines of the defendants are * ‘ | Per Filled > H | : | sustained.” The girls, who sat smil- | obi q ewelr 0 | | STREET | yy | | ing at the Judge prior to his ae ° ee e : Record Add 10c Fel { = | ' marks, left the courtroom. mmmmn|| $Y . SAL BOAT WITN CREW OF 4 | wnigy, O° ees Boom se \ . | 2~ Floor Ty Be ee Olive *s | 711 N. 14TH ST. : 3 STORES : y ENDS 10,900-MILE JOURNEY Arcade Building Otive a8 3953 W. FLORISSANT | Viking Craft That Left Norway in | Spring of 1926, Reaches Duluth, Minn. SL | By the Associated Press. . | DULUTH. Minn dial GOODS CHARGED BALANCE OF THIS MONTH WILL APPEAR ON JULY STATEMENT When the “Lief Erickson,” a 42- ‘foot Viking craft drawing but four | feet of water, sailed into Duluth | | harbor, jt terminated a 10,000-mile | WONDERFUL VALUES IN SNOW WHITE KID STRAPS. PUMPS | journey that started at Bergen, | AND SANDALS. ALL STYLES AVAILABLE IN MEDIUM, | Norway, in the spring of 1926 and | HIGH OR LOW HEEL MODELS _. set.a world record. ' The little sailing boat was given | . a rousing welcome as it bobbled | r , ei rece e¢ V | said. “Since I am powerless to or- | Mail Orders Fillled 2017 E. GRAND aia y ee ‘sit BR a tad ie gee," ~~ + bs canal ae Lt dee Rergite a ee ot rene Cn, a ven yi Rete » a f Ka ry vis » tem ‘ et ORR Gaal ball ied mE eon There, ea 2 . - ‘ s * pS * a - 42" ray at " ” . “ . senate ~ on papas ‘ ‘ “a ( . - Risers etna | . ages 6s r nioed 2 ahd ° ‘ m hn ale tape See A y he P ys . -s r i es ‘ — ‘ eS a Oo) ee aes | segie Cis» 6 i a Ri caper 8 Reh ne i Ais : , ‘ r ib j 5 * eRe “ ¥ wee ; ee ‘ i a a ot Oe. gig J ; : ee oe ‘a ee Pe are! - is + ib eh wines” Py, ™ “ A ge . x i Fr ; z pitt 2 inflte’s nal ee ow tia ; . sce ti iden Bittiaaed ie oats : " , 7 ‘ ar ' ‘ me Ca bd d m8 aed %, a eee 2 - ean . piel i a ° ‘ . Yex 1 phar —: av hy ‘ wt om ‘ (haere ne “1 iti’ * a - : ’ * ps wa ; nero 2 ee eee meee Oa: Sh Naat? '. Gale we x the ; ry ” a “ “ we “ - peepee * * ® Satin » ee ° ” Wik en — 2 — A ee er PRE EE eR A RE RN OR et em ~ i +e err Sian hai cartes! ences: = ore 5rb. BS So et, ae SF tha through the chann the _U. S. 8S. Pad ; a.” y _ Jay ...in Special Selling at. . SNOW WHIT Snow White Linen Straps and Se | Pumps, incomplete lines at... . ll three stores, Saturday. UES of Extraordin Ne ee the sailors. 14 th : aa | Convenient to Get To—Three STORES—Pleasant to Trade In | nemwention tee, Interest HUETTE’S WELLSTON STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAYS LODE WES 5 A LINDBERGH FLYING wanted 3 cs |j— ——— —————— . = TO NEW YORK IN |] : ARMY AijiRPLANE many suitable occasion “ ~ ~~ | oe oe = : SRT SE HH SSRLS SHC ST HR SHAEEEHE! + BERHSSEL AE —- ~——_—— —— — ae RN PR OO Ra My “5 hae 5 Bais... sn ee ae. a oo ~~ —=-— = f Continued From Preceding Page. ‘A Delightful Place In Which To Shop* st oan we o——=— = ~~ « 4 ait Ris rcs A» ESS en & sate ae — ee ee TGR ME. 2 ite te Rae eNS me tye pt Sie tlps Mean 2 he le iapmirtgns hn apie heal e v ” Ket > Poaaitaege _s ea _ re ee y UP ——) a tn ai — year. 916-918 OLIVE ST. DN wear, . | (thrill. Lindbergh was ‘n the leal t © EI L, INC, of the V-siaped formation. Gi 1D; | a hi coinpanions, he ; oop t he On nious this group loop ING SPECIAL! | JUST UNPACKED! be vad ten eafrmea i ss co me awn § | J. Adorable New Frocks purth Floor. 4 le ill SAE Mi 0 be Wie anil thee Mead rp eese Cie ee, oe cc hn VoD OD wo iS NG ed 4 7 re Arges That Bring the Newest of Styles and Most Unusual Quality at These Two Prices 10 “16 3 4 Flees eggs p , . ‘ - than : ~ — ~ + 7s cu a id ‘ \ WI 1ITE! I LE sH! + The part had dinne: greenest . hy . ; - home of Hanford MacNider, ¢ a af Se reve { i UO! —as well as every popular shade for Summer wear. Long or short sleeves. One and two piece styles. New Models in Summer Frocks \\ departure although they willl tr Arrive to Sell, Special, at $25 | po SOC away eee Oe {9 Hf Canada Plans Warm Welcome. [12.75 16 - Subject to Colonel's Wishes. Tay a Com 2 ple ie Pe : Copynght 1937 Hart SchaLner é& Max FREE OFFER ONsisting of a box oty s Face Powder fee purse bottic pty perfume. Se. odors to select An irresistible C INE’S—Main Floor. * ’ “. “3 . ; , . . dinary. S Sa | For formal occasions, for late afternoon and din- aes | . | ner wear—and for sport events. A goodly se- q OTTAWA Tune Shot Mh @ # sd = = ' lection offering very worth-while values at $25. J | bergh , accel t ine. ot Canada’s in woao- 1ece ) | x ) | Ee eaves 65 As 5 'vitation to participate in the dia ‘ \ SATURDAY ONLY SATURDAY ONLY et, full 3 20 Suits—Formerly $ 27 Coats—Formerly $ : : ae a . to ar ° - oor - ~ _ a, J | Priced $35 and $25, at Priced Up to $35, at : ; en - a Navy, tweed and hairline Silks, —— oe _— | white and Stripes. While they last at models. hile they last at ar until . \ Fi price! “the a iio. 4 YP (a> JUST RECEIVED! oP Peer. = it : New Summer Coats! Gu rz | J | See them in our windows—notice the beautiful patterns, 4 — “ Pa a pre > iP + we oes a ee. i 4 ads “« bat ae 8 ol “Fourth of July” specials now being featured ee na inane Bes ih engl: mp ekg ie. 9 Ge tte + eR ttt I: Cet al 1 etait nti oes tate My: pen te ~ as eer r ee ae . ar ara: agg wnat Aye rilie . ail “fr> f | the variety of color that you find in heavier clothes Featuring All White Models as Wel 4 | Dixie weaves are ideal summer suits, made of tropical as Popular Georgettes and Travel Coats rt | weight woolens and worsteds, they are stylish and keep | their shape—they require no laundering. They’re fully | YS $ 2? 5 a guaranteed as are all Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. —— Tv | | : Also Palm Beaches, Mohairs, Glenkirks, Pavos, Flannels, Seersuckers and all the well-known hot- J uly 1 and 2? | weather fabrics in a great selection eS then % ee in € tg al aly. ~— ‘ Aap . -* lg a eS ae ee Aa? a e is 9 d ‘ we x ae ont ah a ; : ‘ —— ; ae mug a her Sy Seay ae ee ae ae EE ee : + ae ere A reset Satay ow ag we. 2 AND ON UP TO $65 | | Fine Quality! Very Smart! | ; \ —just the models one wants for | Leave St. Louis Friday, 6:30 pm; week-end trips or about town. In Saturday, 12:05 am, 8:30 am sizes for misses and for women. | and 6:30 pm; Sunday, 12:05 am, : 15 Days for Return Trip | Tickets good for return to “SS St. Louis before midnight of July 17 | oul \. * Smart New Felt Sport Hats pee ore midnigi ‘) “} . e Featuring All-White, All-Black, Orchid and $5 | iP W ashington Avenue at Broadway $6.95 | ie | me A | Maize. A variety of styles—and unusual ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 ; 8 0 ORT NG tots ie As a Ae SEM apn ype ih $6.95 values at

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. HOY. ERT SHU CSR hae gee pyr ares, ee ee ee ee ee Pek ss “ pe EOF . & - & ~ - aa PAGE 10___ e SL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SMREMEMBER OUR NEW LOCATIONS” DRUNKEN DRIVER GETS 0 FINE CUT PRICE _SHOE — 5 ees eae an Two Charge- Is Reprimand- ed in Court. SITE 1 HARDWARE Women’s $4 and $5 Grades PUMPS, STRAPS, TIES Patents Satins Biond es T ans Parchmen: Platn Leathers All style heels Suzes $ 2?. to 8. Specia Saturdat $3.00 & $3.50 Shoes, om 95 nether big jot jusi in tine ? urday. All icnthor-——nall «tvics Bet not all sizes in ¢caci Children’ $ Shoes for Less re = Spring stk Tans $ ‘nt- and two- rTEess a Week > ——— $0c a Week ee WOMENS GOTHIC | | adies’ Wrist Watch J eo roof ~ | . eS oe ee Watches | S\ oa What happens when ‘uu drep sour watch held .‘_« * Q)atw « mir- Hut uraduate 2$#°o0 @©au2m tiredwehtisa ta exc lu- aise St. Leuts repre. ey ‘« fur uti hea, fobvde’.de @+4H2mo gZ 50c a Week ef te? . tf * flhewtired Pine flere fer the | «wee vr : Fi r.* % q_¢€y)b we ; + | s | S y __ FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1927 oR gy een me . er) oun aeneeae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 STIX. BAER @ FULLE (STORE. FOR MEN Aad A SERVICE COMPLETE )— Two- Lrouser Summer Suits Models and Sizes to Fi it Men of Every Type Tropical Worsted 9.Trouser Suits All men and young men, even those who think they are hard to fit, will easily find their exact model and size in this assort- ment. The Suits are expertly tailored ac- cording to our own specifications of fine tropical worsted woolens. They are light weight and porously woven, yet firm enough to retain their smart lines. Imported Flannel 9-Pants Suits. $38 Tk} Sand - flan ] These age wen ht imported Flannel Sees smart style and dig- the cool Summer . + > tinal ©. incindt fabrics and cAr tailor: cy $+ A a nT Vv by our a eee CaliOTring arTrIoraceéea only - ) i 4 ifications. New grays, new , ariety Of patterns. Glenkirk Suits With Two Trousers. $24 —- wee eben & & oi = . = cm én © tisties the requ! remenrs OF ot. Kuppenheimer One-Trouser Tropical Worsted Suits Two-lrouser Suits. of Palm BeachCloth ‘29s Palm Beach Cloth is the same the world over—it’s the superior tailoring, done ex- pressly for the Stix, Baer & Fuller Store for Men, that makes these Palm Beach Suits especially attractive at $22. ,The diversity of patterns and colors together with the complete assortment of models and sizes, assures satisfying choice. Mohair Suits With Two Trousers, $25 The luxuriousness of silk and the du- rability of woolens; correct style and fine tailoring; choice of dark blues and light Summer shades and patterns; assurance of perfect fit and lasting smartness—these are the advantages available for you in these popular two-trouser Suits. Cool Linen One-Trouser Suits at $14.50 It even makes others feel cool and com- fortable to see you wearing a fresh, crisp Linen Suit on a hot Summer day. These are tailored with the knowing and under- standing that prevents that baggy, ill- fitting appearance. Plain white, self plaids, colored plaids and stripes. =. . . ~~" Kuppenheimer Mohair The Stix, Bacr & Fuller Store ) One-Trouser Suits for Men specializes in sizes and Men of refined tastes: men who think of models for all types of men and good appearance and personal comfort at fhe young men. Menu who think they same time; men who recognize fine tailoring are hard to fit, find satisfying as a requisite to smartness select _ $35 choice here. these cool mohairs. a on = j ~ fords Extraordinary Savings on =? " . - : si SArrts of Superior Quality at semi-annual event can ne thing—St. Louis ince marvelous twice each Biggs Panama Hats nity to rade , ; Shirts at po cde savings * A J ery Shecial Selling at Most of the Shirts are of im- ported and domestic broad- $ 95 ciothMs: some are of fine macras—all rare values. You have choice of pinch Alpine shape in these bioh-srad de Panama Hats at this attractive price. They are correctly t style, exceedingly ly cool. Plain , , ~~? . black or smart fancy Sa ig - a r.) Auto Tourist Tents fort Sryles With Ropes and Stakes — "—> en oe nr When you are planning your automo- HAMP1 ‘ON.-A heavy bile trip include first on your Ii st of pro- VA +? heavy stitched visions one of these reliable tents. They metal eyelets and half. are 7x7 ome and are made of heavy khaki fe .38. > anc , Has m ium Canvas. hard-non ‘Cebdecs Camp Men's and Boys iE WALLOP — ree, Cots. S$?" 19 Bathing Suits - ; > .a! | eyel lets. aitsmin w broad mone folding Cots with hard- toes Feather It 18 im bluche: vored by young men Made of pure-wool worsted yarns | ~ ¢ ¢ Ps | sciid 4 lor«é. c % ; armnbo! rope stitching wood nes and covered with heavy aad on ‘ os mi Have arge arx pe eale aad five canvas "Baseat kable values. mc tailored trunks: Ca!- ? a a oo ifeornia style 2.90 >. wo “se . - - * Folding Camp Stools Hy-Dyve Bathime Seits for men. 53 Felling Camp Chairs Hy-Dyve Bathing Suits for boys, $4 Othe r NY: lz Shoe 8. ‘es to $10 Steamer Chair with arm and Beach RBall« 18 (Mens oem Be : Auto lee Boaes foot rests be | Bathing Rag< soe 2pertiag Goods—Fourth Filecr} le OO OE OP POO OOK HFT VT FD" Se oR oe Re Nay Dek ie A i at a. ee go, es PL ee. ee me 4 ieee te ste sad oa “— er hee tieentnailll i. _— P », oe tilda: 52 a ee Pegi ha? le SS, ae gee ee WY Set Bi Be + hak teal aid sky WO Men lemme ae ~ ———- a nee eo Ee ee: ses ete aS tag Outfitters for Men, Sei 11-A DO A semi-annual event. purchase. 10°. down balance in 20 payment: This means exactly wl advertise no money dc more or require a cert goods can be taken. | merchandise, pay 10° according to Payrt Pl. Take your pure Enjoy the weari1 We live up to ' 10-Day | Sweeping | Men’s | Summer Suits Mohairs, Tropicals, Mixtures a Lp ta 33750 All-Y ear Suits \ selection of Spring models from stock as high as $49.58. Reduced to 226 a Shirt Sale |. $3.55 and $4.50 Valwes $2.48 | Straw Hats Panamas MAS Leghorns $4.85 Straight rims, $2.45 Leatherette Raincoats ne $8.95 Clip This Coupon This Coupot 0 $ f= .00 : . pi w selection. ceive 10°. ance in 2 Others (reed U ati Open Saturday Eveni $5170 Outfitters for Men, a

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a —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _- ____ FRIDAY EVENING,~JUNE 24, 1997 _____—§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe _—— — — -——— —— _——— ee ee. _ " — -— eee a oe eae OO a—— ————— 4 at ae = ms kavor Police Pay Increase. (ouncil. The ordinance, presented ‘olice from $165 to $195 a month; : ) DR STRATON ANSWE Necommended by the Board of ,by Alderman Charles Jackson. pro- | toe sergeants, from $159 to $165: , ’ > . E e y . Fir : ——-s .@ outfitters for Men, Women and Children : . _ ~~ e and Police Commissioners Of |poses an increase for the Chief of lfor patrolmen, from $150 to $160 Granite city, an ordinance provid- | Buster Brown ng for increases in the salaries of | 5 R | Sei \A- Ay nnu aa HIS ACCUSING DEACONS ::‘s2ss:cf cress rcens| The Perfect Doll FREE! iti AP Loe | ma hs 13 inches long—made of red and — pes agen our. |FREF DRUG SALE | Per nent : : blue ‘tated cloth, unbreakable — FREE—with every pair of little | His. Church Has Encour- aged Pentecostalism. | | WV | 7 Gilley BUSTER BROWN or a | | KFEIFFER BROADWAY | ave | BROWN-BUILT SHOES. “Esiclice” patron to write this eka ee ee : TY - , — - ~o* ‘Ye asked af! ad about ae ) i |By Leased Wire From the New NEAR WASHINGTON Z her Wave, She sa Keep Growing Feet Healthy . York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. éé 7. lovely! xactl h I t- _ | EES NE i ns eae a -—e y what wan 9 d ults = " saint wii eri June 24.~—The Kev. This Sale Is fog Saturdey Only—Limited I ed—so soft and beautifully nat- Children . Oxfor sy . militant pas’ | FREE SALE—“vy One—tet One FREE e Give aud Kedeem Eagle Stamps | ural. I’m more than delighted!” Brown Bilt—made over foot-shaping lasts, with V mre. jias 19° Wash Cloth, “a nice one... . .1 bree 10¢ 3 Dixie Gem Cigars... : sd. Sante) ane t fe, NO er ea : charges Ge diekey Perfume, frosted bottle. a . the "Se Listerine Tooth Paste pa a je Sewing Machine Oil, pure 4 ; 4 a b hp?’ ‘ . ‘ c] . his oar ‘. le ° 1¢ . i€ Ty} B yf his five resigning deacons i : ype = My 7) if ath official statement 15- | 25e, SOc Red Devil Roach Powder. . % i» : 15e. 25e. Bie Peroxide U.S. .... " Sipe ¢ ¢ by race - . sued to the press. | 10¢ Absorbent Cotton. best oz. .... “ ® Hi. A. Vi Y) Opstall, nhairman Oi HOc Imported Bay Kum rr ee gee va - aa si pa Se DFino Checolate Bars sbe% ; - Board of Deacons; L nard ize Manhattan Foot Powder a eS OoOus cong ult : . Wilson, treasurer tephen A. | $1.75 Syringe or Water Bottle... . Bradf . anni | Se Black’ Death Bug Killer...... at Mji0OTrQ, c Sais broad toes and flexible leather extension sewed soles, tree 1! Why should you take chances $ .00 Choice of patent leather, tan, . bree bree when you can get the genuine smoked or white elk—some with ree 9 , . Free || “Estelle’ Permanent Wave pretty trimmings. Free ree 1! for $5! Make your appoint- } ree Free 1} ment now at this saving. 4 inrs? i Ti¢ ‘so | = John Hur aia “ 'she Fore Sprayer. s dandy.... Free I 1 ! 1 1 1 I ! 1 } “ ] . - 1 2 ; entwortt esig 50e Vanishing Creams... tecen ae ° : ‘ "° a ~ less eS : : i 1 for | 72¢ Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic..1 Free | ‘ Hairdress Free - . the eac O Statement giving as tne — ONY Se eee See 2. Of Bxecne eee , _—_— ; | their resignation the practict Of | 25e penmeee te J — Powder MAIL le x a pasc@r, y cours BO cecum i «ole Spring Tonic Tablets. ...1 9A M 9 A.M ORDERS % 4 “4 — pe pet 3 M. || ire T2INS 1} to | : 1 — "s .) oo gba. P+ i kee “ee * Ltd GE a aa te lal RS, acl AE ht CE to 7 P. M. . , 7 P.M. | SIXTH and FRANKLIN 505 Equitable Bldg. . { ss Quality Shoes for All the Family yy ‘ "Th, | P ‘anc Ty | “% } * } ’ \ ‘ T) ie ‘ phe Ggeacons ceciarea ~ | he Germicide Soap, 1 per cent mild, ey wished to place their reasons | 256 Linstick. a dandy a rayne AE ntl. Qe na eel ha loth is the same the world | @ A semi-annual event. $5.00 down on a $50.00 Qi en ee ne conmrega- | Free 10c Glass T bl | bperior tailoring, done ex- @ purchase. 10°, down on smaller purchases— tion Wednesday night, Dr. Stratos ree’! od sass — | 043 OCORMNIIIEE manent Stix, Baer & Fuller Store 3 balance in 20) payments. aoe Fae Bas vase sa makes these Palm Beach ; | : Bineierse on s rong! attractive at $22. The > B This means exactly what it savs. We do not cicaniiie Sak acne ae erns and colors together ' advertise no money down and then ask for iin “ church, : “engineer te assortment of models | @ more or require a certain amount before the Seer oo iar Bere eeeyeee choice. Bf goods can be taken. Select any amount of JJ °»” 2 successful o - i* . . . . caine =: > “= eet . ae _ 7 aaa a a iS, WT ne heali services — leclared that a iis “wn “gospel -a, rr » i. ass te > * oS es nneh hi: heen genaid b di V 10¢; d w d th b ] Since so much has b nm salt merchan ise, Ppa! 4 own an e€ paiance some of the sensational papers con- . " P cer ‘+ - — , tl, red P analal e TN accol ing 0 . PrniiZg m4 Ciaa ~ P| Libs lee °? Ty * 4 gery * Yr i - it ¥' ith with Pentecostalism Yr. Bmiratvem ?. * 5 —@ oe, 7. © e4 iy che } re? in€ 1r ul Ss l said in nis STAC Merit. Stictil pica I ) ‘ ‘ *~* ‘. . tr, *¢ #verr? 7} ‘ j —_ «i Sli . wie! \ sundae . Iii A, & 3 i W445 ‘ 4 4 S. 7 _ io ; on CANNHEC! tio? wif | , aivatl: Pui; eA eae se id | nv “i rid? ‘ on the ka b Jé Ct j ocr) ny po 4A LO sness of silk and the du- , 3 Wey i da eee : = ‘X talism.’ Meanwhile, I will onty Say | ns; correct style and fine if (O yy that the assertions that Pentecos- | 7 f dark b! d lich - - ec eae ie eee in Cat. | | 7 f e e) ar sues an ig t . = Lalism has peen en rUTaatUu 44) ai j and patterns; assurance of a el } vary churc} utterly false and \ asting smartness—these are ar its > . | * . i . , manife tations yf ry rite “ nstajisir ] b] f — . h ALi fA | > . (2A .4WV ssw oe 5 , a ea at our meetings are Oniy gross cafe user Suits. ; ecatures and flimsy faisifications ) ' made bv those who know nothing c ; ee anneal —— 4 - Wathen '@ ‘ > namesd von , ay eo a oe ort my We oe a eS Wes oe pi etal ER DEE Ee 1 Rings tis HR sane sa te pe Nata ey iy Sel em Re ee Rd IT ee rae ’ . eo EA TCE LO A I I CL AS ATI whatever ab out these thing: | ’ . é AVIATORS SEARCH WILDERNESS | I he sweltering days are here! -()....T i} : : # $1450 7 Pp ayment FOR NUNGESSER AND COLI | ) A quality Golde Summer Suit TATE Circulars Giving Direction to Civili- others feel cool and com- ration Dropped From Plane | | | | will not alone keep you cool and a = . aad an | gg ee > ygreeces Oa eireeee. comfortable, but by giving your hot Summer day. These q | ae 4 ewes . , . h the knowing and. under- 91 -& hydropieia. cereving Capt. °C. . heavies a rest, will prolong their prevents that baggy, ill- Take your purchase with you. aaaiian a Price at R ere | | life for another season’s wear. ee oo enmgg self | Enjoy the wearing while paying. acme ae aire ve | | , | 3 re rt at : : ro is het | | an | ' , . LM “a 7 ® Mf | tuesday night at the moutn of La | : : NEEL GG - COTE eC: - came en ee em ee te er rm ne | ee rr ee er ee a" - — —— - -~ ~—— — ceeeser—s We live up to our advertising. | « 10-Day Specials | rouser Suits Sweeping Reductions : D orth a ned ? ere vest re v : : | All W | 1) d tastes; men who think of g . % Do ee il : : ‘ 00 GENUI! smanecs 141) Men’s | Ladies’ °°” ‘ft ‘Tropical ! recognize fine tailoring : lad a Se aaa enpanpte : smartness select $35 es hi ss petibeations * i wane aad e ! p ns Clothing—Tcurth Floor.) _ Summer Gy s “¢ - i] 4 : / W t d Suits J S 5 | Y TEA. Sune | 84.—The | | | the nearest thing —— Mohairs, Tropicals, $ 9 ; Cc aoe oe oe. |. | Al ular woolen suit without fixtures their excess weight and PAs | ; heimer Mohair T, ns AGED ee or euilpemguinten. ” ; y flares sent’ up by the missing |}} : heat- holding qualities. -€ 50 Other Coats Reduced \ French transatlant tors, Nun- |}} | =] We've got the newest $ id , z ONE-THIRD ee ee ee patterns of these sturdy ) coi ¥ Peper coms ts ep aaliee non-wrinkling fabrics Others Up to $37.50 Hose /. A ‘ | | mee ns ia es - she : , $ . 5 | 750 7 $1.45 Value | McGill University, who is in c! r ! 1 -— All-¥ ear ’y 2 IicGill O | i Suits 19¢ ect} & staver oF 2 MEW AT OMAHA | - 4 selection of Spring models ~~ lige lf a. f \ DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR ! Lustrous 4 lso some 1926 palterns from stock as high as $49.50. y ae. . Frank Carter, “Sniper” Killer, | ° h nd in this season § latest Reduced to | — 4 | Went on Shooting Spree That Silk Mo alrs Z Lasted 10 Days. 50 | Ladies’ 4 me y LINCOLN, Neb., June 24.—Frank \ | The rich sheen Of a mohair is a * e Hats i & ¢ arter, the Omaha “sniper,” with touch of character and style that , Re ty a dozen alia was ¢ trocuted ) gees you'll find in no other dressy suit. aoe OT We've priced them so that you can 4 ' afford two. | = 3 for $1.00 1 \ | 1926. arter died afte ing Shirt ° . \| \} Executioner Gilbert of Trenton. N $ 50 $ Sal Millinery \\' Fis. to “tore ou Ga te be : , == becial Selling at © % ase 100 Hats 1. Off : kik ec : viatiaitia: erty aaa : : : $2.95 and or. ee , GENUINE Q5 | ee: ’ $4.50 Values Dresses spondents he had cc MEET AIY i es 7 aut A | we vy murders, but prison officials se = | ——— , —— : , Ps. Gi Tub Silks, Linens, Crepes a i eae yY, | | f h D ive) a |... A of pinch front, Optimo or Aaa ae BS —> > : Ce ~ vinienen oa. wae 1 _ Ke oh. SRO all sii, atin Cheesy wns ese high-grade Panama Hats And Up price. They are correctly | Panamas $4.45 ae e ne latest style, exceedingly Leghorns $4.85 Middy Suits capture neat Bartlett, Ia., the elev. : d surprisingly cool. Plain | Straight Bod ‘Bine and Green enth day. When the death warrat We believe that we have the largest and most vial a | | fg _Brims, $2.45 Coats, White Skirts ei nian Cake Se need © complete assortment of light weight suits in ns Hats—Main Fioor.) ee urphy. He said that was hi ‘ . Leatherette “ q 1 95 Pat Murphy. the city and particularly Palm Beaches—those o> ge we * 5 oie i . ae at x , ea cashed” witesininntaiie ek ee a ee . tse Sam oe i ee is? Waa Oia mote font Se es , oe . }. “+ 4 as ; ink oy Page eles S Daa Sy we res eam ae » 4. dtp, . " vet ’ ” cr ee . real narné ° Raincoats Ross Johnson, Council Blu‘t, long-wearing, washable, heat-easers. The Hak, $O.9S ae Saban, Gna Ge inet new patterns = wens se - beauty Clip This Coupon and Save 10° may good-by to Rh and we've got them all, including the grays, ROYALTON, ILL., BANK CLOSED tans, blues, sands, stripes, checks, etc. 7 ; | i am Te ——— : om piv — agen re Every new model is here and their low price $ 00 Soaae ae oye os the wthte a aE teayaiton All Wool is made possible only because we manu- Bring t is m' of the Stat ank - be: alton . : , isterday by or- purchase. a reo at facture them ourselves and sell direct to you. with you. Make your d of Chief Stat Bi nk Fexaminer . ~ selection. Pay 10° down, re- OW a. James. - State examiner ults — ux OSs St. Louis’ Original 50 Clothes Shop ceive 10‘: for coupon. Pay bal- were asked by the bank’s directors $22 , ? ay ts tq look into the depository’s af | 3 ance in 20 eo. fairs following the resignation 0! Daily fresh shipments from M d B ‘Ss ‘the cashier, William J, Lovel Jr.. our Fifth Avenue Tailor All — so 7 wiadaad Good Until July ¢th la week ago. ~ lee os Bathing Suits | ° — ’ | The bank was organized in 1919 | _ £1 you everyth One Price Open Saturday Evenings Until 8 O’Clock with a capitalization of $25,000 and | that’s new. We are featur- Ge of pure-wool worsted yarns ° - |[has deposits of approximately ing dressy summer fabr.cs, aS CLC 4 9 = ic colors. Have large armholes : ae. 2 ee ee wees te | such as Gaberdines = $ 50 " | alana alll ilored trunks: Cal- $? 95 | this town of 8500 inhabitants. | Jenhve Fi els tailo ae B style . oR | Directors expect the audit to | : } : disclose a shortage, but it is not | in the usual fine GoldE AL G. BRUCE, Mgr. fe Bathing Suits for men, 85 ‘believed that depositors will suf- manner. © Bathing Suits for boys, %4 ee m ‘fer any losses. It is the present | ; S EF OR 6th AND OLIVE S | S Balls | ag 7c | Outfitters for Men, Women and Children 'plan to reopen the bank at the | Open Saturday Night ° . C > ad = Mage....... : 50c ‘completion of the audit with a new Eporting Goods-Fourth Ficor.) | . , , , ‘office personnel, eo | : Ee Pon aR — ee ' ele —

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Contain Ser Ry ay, ‘he yy } Sulphur ; Springs Trip : h SUNDAY, JUNE 26‘ | D@ighttel n-river trip to 6ul- ' ' phur Spring# 9430 a. m. to 7 p. m, | ‘ , ests to go ashore. 00 tables al any c> for ey os. 2 bie cafeterias. b Baw. are 75c: children 26c. Tic off—y, Mezzanine Floor. Ag. F | cade Phone MA in 4040. + Moanlight Dancing Trips “Mighty (6x. Mon.) 8:45 FP. BM, ellowstone National Park Only 61:95 Y Round Trip from 5t. Louis + Details — 318 N. Beoadway (MAin 1000) ADVERTISEMENT Tender feet germ found C om Pp ] e t eC relief from | Lausanne Conference for Greater stubborn foot ailments now assured, say doctors. Announcement that the cause of their suffering has been discov- ered, will greatly’ interest the many persons who have foot trouble. Blisters, on the soles and between toes; itching, peeling, _ burning, swelling, and painful ten- derness; with perspiration so ex- cessive at times, that it comes thru the shoes. These it is now known are just. symptoms of what jis really aq dis- ease. The cause is infection from the @werm P. Vulgaris. So named be- cause of the offensive odor often noticed where it is present. The failure of foot baths, powders or other surface treatments led to the discovery of the germ. Deep down | assembly that has been held since in the pores beyond the reach of the ordinary remedy, it constantly Charged with the murder of the al- | | waived preliminary hearing and | | was bound over to District Court | ' for trial Oct. 3 | A jury was being selected to try | Cox on a charge of assaulting Gil- | hreath’s daughter and another | | pressed to the front of the court- | / room and shot the de | back three times, killing him al- | — — | thizers swarmed to the front of the ' courtroom asking for the privilege | of signing. The court, however, i deemed the 10 signatures suffi- 2 cient. The 10 bondsmen qualified | | | | ' irritates the oll and sweat glands; ., exciting them to excessive dis-| charge. This with acid poisons from the germ is the cause of wide- spread foot troubles that have long baffled medica] science. Results obtained from a special oream appear to fully confirm the germ as the trouble maker. This new cream makes use of powerful antiseptic and tonic properties that “ggg nee to the germ and destroy t. Healing starts at once. And in all cases treated so far, natural foot health and comfort have been re- atored in a few days. Rights to marketing the new cream have been acquired by a St. Louis firm, The Dritone Pharmacal So., which will fill orders by mail. | Extensive manufacture is planned as Druggists say the demand is large. An advance supply of the mew cream has been obtained by Wolff-Wilson, who will sell it at popular prices under the name of DRITONE. IAVEROFYOUTHIN. ! RT REDON BOND Sept | | | Friends Rush to Support of Father Who Killed Alleged Assailant of Daughter. _- ———- Tr — -- ee — OS By the Associated Press. : , DUNCAN, Ok., June 34.— | leged assailant of his daughter, | Arch Gilbreath, farmer, Was freed last night on a $10,000 bond sup- plied by 10 friends who pushed forward to assist in obtaining his | release. Gilbreath, who late Wednesday | shot R. F. Cox, 18.years old, to death in a crowded eourtroom, | young woman when Gilbreath fendant in the | most instantly Cox was alleged to have attacked three young women here in one night last April and to have robbed their men escorts. When the amount of the farm- er’s bond was agreed upon, sympa- for more than $100,000. County Attorney J. H. Long said he would disregard public asenti- ment in prosecuting Gilbreath. “Sentiment cannot change the law,’ Long said. “I shall prose- cute the case to the best of my ability and be content with what- ever verdict the jury finds.” CHURCH UNITY NEARING GOAL, BISHOP BRENT SAYS Two St. Louis Pastors to Attend i Religious Co-operation. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 24.—"Church | unity is no longer a distant vision, | but an immediate and urgent ne- | cessity,” said Bishop Charles H. | Brent of Buffalo, N. Y., before sail- ing on the Aquitania for Lausanne, | Switzerland, where he will preside | at the World Conference on Faith | and Order. This conference, Aug. 3 to 21, will bring together reli-- gious leaders from all over the | world. | “All Christian churches are look- ing forward to this meeting with the greatest interest,’”’ said Bishop Brent, ‘‘as a step toward greater unity. The Lausanne conference is the most representative religious the division of the church, centuries ago. The spirit of all our prepara- tory meetings has been one of har- mony and frankness. I believe the era of church controversy is over. We are living in an era of church co-operation.” Representatives appointed to sit at Lausanne include, for Missouri, the Rev. William Crowe, D. D., and the Rev. C. W. Tadlock, of St. Louis. $200 Reward for Slayer’s Capture. By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, June 24.— A reward of $100 has been offered by Gov. Baker for the arrest of the murderer of Waymond Conner, killed in Lawrence County, June 8. The county has offered a sim- jlar reward. B CANDIES ( DSS : | 1b. | Box SATURDAY’S Sunday Candy Special | FIG MALLOWS — those bouncing big bundles of joy—Prrstan CarAmets and the ever-popular Assortep CHOCOLATES 2-hb. 00 50° & Box ‘J . | Keep the Kitchen Kool | Buy Busy Ber Baked Things for the Week-end } Fresh Cuerry Pres (Pitted)........... 60c *rreaet — stay young. Custom tailored ; ; be. > from tropical worsteds and oie _ ae gray, e leghorn of ‘model, or any one of > triple twists—in smart styles— ————— = p= Bloomer Chem- dozens of yagi and felt Hats—includ- — @ alltel te netaiinaiins ten terns and plain effects. Cool ises, too—with : , “- ° ee y and comfortable. ribbon bows st ing “vagat ° St. Louis. knee. Both § : _? Flannel C Flannel Trousers excel. Variety, valuggeal—always found 7 Seo annel Coats Plain or striped, in white and _— our specialigigmt of popular-price Plain blue—double - breasted— light colors, generously cut. mee Hats—parti¢ in these! Black silk to “Saas rt All head sizes. = ae $16.50 $5.75 *° $14.50 and col For Summer “Dress” and “Sports” Occasions, These Boys Flannel Coats Specie $1 12 A Saturday. . Lee Play Suits ry Section—Fourth Floor. Men's Clothing Section—Second Floor * « * A Feature Game June Sale! @ Lustr $1.65 to $28 Hosiery In This $12 homy Select barogu , of a Color tints: § Event .. Colo tints ae iff + ‘Aleo lislé a | Silk-topped chiffons, light service W chiffons! Also lis the op cacenal chiffons in colors to match shoes § Nn opportunity to fill these | will be Hosiery needs for all Summer. . .economl MiaP Hosiery Section—Main Floor § jewel . ve s @ The lad who wears a dark Flannel Coat with light or white trousers, for Sum- mer, is not only comfortably clad, but has the additional satisfaction of ‘eeling well dressed. Navy blue, double breasted, with satin yoke. Sizes 10 to 18. * . + Boys’ Linen Knickers In tan and gray, or plaids and checks; cool and easily laundered, Sizes 6 to 16 years. 89 rneeerncase OOD Saturday—Last Day of the =; CA WD V rv FI \ : Charming for Daytime ' The Third Day That These and Other Favorite Kinds of Our “a . High Quality Confections Are Offered at Pronounced Savings Choicest Milk Chocolates Choice of These Candies 1 I $1 Pound 79¢ 2-Pound Peek For | Value... z0 o— Box, $1.55 French Mixed, Fruit Tablets, “Ge $1.35 Value.. $ 1 eee ll NN NSN OOSWowoeweweweeweweeeeee A Black wedge-soaped Cushions, 79c Auto Refrigerators .........85.95 $1 Ail-S¢*el Lugsace are oe 79. Pinemuret or Vine Coionel Goit Mallg 50c¢ each, 1 dozen. . $5.00 $3 ‘Wright 2 Diivo>: Wood Shaft Drivers and Wrassies... ..$249 Golf Sets: 5 cinbs. bag ond es Rai $8 95 Beem Geel Wee. ..s iccece. ete $22 Ainh Sicvciea With coaster brai.o $1.63 Tennis Ouifit: racket, Seatac Can (rer, ball aad visor.....$2.98 | Upholstery Perfectly $°.95 Cab for:ta Mode! F Teruis . Rackcte, ait welent. $3 45 to $6 05 | New 1927 Wilken os Weighs & Dut. “7 e7& son Tennis Paile: & fer... 84.25 No need to fear greasy 3 hanes or read dust if Baskets your car is sretected | with Admiration Covers. ;| Ford Seat Covers i i Oc tO AO A AA a i ln. a at — <a a — ’ - ———a» © - — These favorite Play Suits of A tempting variety of centers, cover- | Drops, Licorice Bricks, Cream 7am khaki and blue denim at a price ed with deep, rich chocolate! An ir- berts, Boston Baked Beans, y) a that allows plenty of changes. resistible assortment! Beans and others. ae acm gh Bo — Choice at 39¢ Lb. |. Choice at 29c Lb. ! Choice at 49c Lb. A years : ‘Second Floor Chocolate Silver Bells, Peanut Crisp, Chocolate Three cf our most pom | A ’ s wrapped Bittersweet Choc- | Marshmallow Fudge, Pecan | assortments—milk aaee ‘- — if \ a olates, homemade Candies, | Patties, Chocolate Peanuts, | Chocolate Nut Cluster if Milk Chocolates and dark | Chocolate Stars. burnt Pea- | milk ana dark ©& , ' wiwevrverrre wwwwwrrer, Chocolates. | nuts, toasted Marshmallows. Cherries. | y y, | Candy Ssection—Mals 7” , hy, Sg | q You re sur 4th of July Specials These and many other Sporting Goods and Auto Needs Offered at Emphatic Savings $18.00 Hawkeye Refrizcratoy §-ga:lon cons ef medium, ° ’ tS nen en eee eee, $10.95 heavy cr Sord F Polar- $2 Idea! Picnic Jues (1-gal.). £1.39 | ine specialiy priced. FF ee ly priced gro office. or sho Styles for St appearance. Wash Cre Flat C In white af shades. 100 med or tailo sleeves; tor Summer occa - suited to you! . a , vw ah 3S ee a 8 ’ ~~? e @~A «4 ° i N -*- - - Bec ee -— = ee Om Growing Girls’ Satur day—$40 and $43. + : PUMPS Seamless Rugs | ¥ au 10 $§ A.85 ¢ 4 Value... rr Ottered Durable . . ek : at *e*eee#eees Axmunstefrs ea € Growing girls will love these Pe Me en - o.i=os ‘Le a) , a nN, Nee _ ~e te ee ee - eee ee ; tb 4S th DL De te ie te i Pn i i i i, i i i _—_ = - = —— 7 . . ~ a : /a Zandm: ‘OW s Pelarine Shoes with light Summer frocks : made Gow ns Pitesti yg ae —and Saturday's price urges ve Rain ctr Sena wih Tbe ee ee @ This group is comprised of 35 choice Rugee Saturday 87C $3 35 re ay an eftective bright the two most-wanted sizes—9x12 and £ i Moric R; ‘ « att . ‘ ' i : : ° a in: es ican © ile, ¢ ry Pe El ea 2', to 8 in Woven of pure-wool yarn, with long nap. * nainsook - canaah anil Cie: Dione tein tractive patterns in well-blended colorimgBoia.’.,'anddrawn and em- Spertine Coca Sectlon--Sixth Floor and Oxfords—broken sizes soft taupe backgrounds, make combi At mes tc te Be fete. wi Cosigne. 8', to 11—$2.60. lasting Beautv R h be . , q ‘Basement Fconomy | ARAWAAABRDD tt tit ttt citi Children's Shae Section— 5 oti emem er the num r 1S Eve — ered aes Second Fleer Rug Sectloe 499900000000000000000008

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hs, . 7 ive and Redeem Eagle gs oa IPERATED By ‘THE MAY CO. THE May “Les Angeles ’ Denver ie: “ v1 a4 ar ake MSE rs. Sqer a a RIES, Ee hee ET: On om Be BE OS Sa Se PE ae € wees > are a Are tam ‘ty - dh ae bs = ° icted Articles Excep > ee © ere - - age all rf Da * ’ & F & ° | ONEIL. CO. THE MAY co. "Akron cl eveland FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927. * . ~ x . ys ‘ A vr eee os ee oe > : ’ “s ra aah ce Agi x fe use. SE PRAT OC Cas 7 eq Se ae oe: Pe citi SRR) oS SF SR eh i pena, = Sas ae y aren ‘ Sad uxt GM Ae eee. wa idee’ Say) >. ae See e ry : 98 7 hoe ogee ROS POF me yy by et aot ere wae NR ee t j eee : - k . FR $ ‘ th E> * i, Spat .s 7 ayy et . ed - P $ ¢ oy ¥ *e, Sgt on Ake : > ‘ . 5 ~ + —¢ 7 rage on ia a4 Pe aa! eS ; ee pS a nee —— OMINANT. STO ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~ FORLEVEE REPAIRS) Louisiana Boards Say People’ Cannot Meet Assessments Made by River Commission. By the Associated Press, NEW ORLEANS, June 24.—Ap- peal to the Federal Government to; bear the expenses of repairing levees broken by the reent Missis- sippi flood has been made by the presidents of five Louisiana levee boar4s. ee AGE Telegrams urging Congressmen and Senators to request the chief of engineers to instruct the Missis- : BR r O a d 13 ¢ hirts 6 A Whirl of Gay Dgys and Evenings for ft ga= > K of engineers to instruct the Miass Cl ee i | ‘| | [ss oe . : A the expenses of the high-water | All White Qi aeke Misses Dr essed in. Wee % oe ee eee ee “4 4s Sen” oF - 3 ; 6 : Exceptional ° | : b Foc ui \ aS 22555 i = ij othe telegrams pointed out that Value at. 02 opi z } Higher the people of the valley were un- # able to meet the assessments that ° ! | | | Se purl Leeds: 7 mer TFOCKS Accs Se gE tle |/ Be DERI \ bere Dorn fut noon oem by 0 $2.00 Shirts. All-whive beaiaigh luster! Oo, RAR GN “ Es a j|evees and that the levee boards Collar-attached or neckbaaliae 4 to 18! | Here Are Hundreds of Fetching Models at. SH xh The fotal aapesument of the Mle If you like “quality” Shig f these. levee boards was $812,000. Under Hand-Made Ties qi ) | | ON 21 | the prevailing system the expense Seog > « . . | 2S of building and maintaining the N ea $I - : ° ws » | . mos levees is divided among the Fed- the Mississippi River Commission, A Summer necktie the State Government and the local fashion that’s tak Ree vg : “eu , ee hold firmly! porns ‘wookaat q@ Trace the Frocks in any blithe assemblage of St. Louis Feminine Youth—at~ small and medium tee ; home or afar this Summer—and you'll find they came from St. Louis’ Dominant he pe Rag. 4c orm | = Store for Youthful Styles. Naturally it’s most pleasing to select here—where seiara: rerailiitnn ecu such groups as these offer infinite variety at low prices. Pastel and printed | | , Frocks—slim and tailored, or fluttering and exquisite. Crepe de chine, flat ees Aaa, cto . — a ek . 4 crepe, Georgette and chiffon—sizes 14 to 18 years. : : ee mth Votes Full Approval| pe aside sy paae $12.75 $90.75 | BOYD’S JUNIOR SECTION [f - etti-Chemises 7 Misses’ Frocks Misses’ Coats jf ik to pO | i] A Complete Boys’ Store on One Floor ff | » | $25 to $35 $1 7 50 ) _ At a Saving / 1 ‘ie’ , , L Summer Feature at Es Values ..-... ° 3 Indispensable to a youthful Summer! ES : 4 > 9 5 $ 9 5 j ban | A special event of the early Summer— Coats that were $75 to $100! Only 35 of | Here in smartest models of flannel and 2 j 1 4 5 * l o ° . . hundreds of street, afternoon and evening them—dress and sports models of ultra cheviot—unusual as to atyle details. Sizes models—specially purchased. Sizes 14 to styling. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Black and colors. © ae 14 to 18 years. Misses’ Section—Fourth Floog Itside—it looks like a ise-slip! Inside is the * little step-in! Smart- 3 : 4 3 ee | J unior Girls’ “Summer” in Br ecezy ne ae i R ® Smartly “Ditterent” . . Bot °. a 2. %00>--24u4009 “ t of , Be : . 4 ON Sahel Xe @ Named “Tomboy” because so / Variety, valu YY ways found se mensnes*" wore” much Summer comfort is em- @ Perky little high collars are the novel feature of . our specializ of popular-priced bodied in their crisply tailored, these striking “Tomboy” Bathing Suits; made of Hats—particii@gge in these! Black 1000 Ro es youthfully smart lines! Of cot- 100% pure virgin wool in the Rub-R-Weave, they and colors—wameAll head sizes. p ton broadcloth in clear pastel fit smoothly and well; ‘solid color in vivid red, e | colors! Rose, blue, orchid, tan green, blue, black or white forms the body, Section—Fourth Floor. f Pe arls and white. Short, or long while the trunks and collar are gaily checked O sleeves. Narrow kid belts. | or of a contrasting color. A cunning rubber Sizes 12 to 18 years. boutonniere in the same oolors adorns the : a $4 Value, Saturday | h on 4 ! shoulder. A Feature Grom June Sale A delightful selection of Jantzen, : 2 “ . ° $ . 95 ° TY _ Annette Kellerman, Bradley and at : 4 VF iors Dresses 8 il Wite Suits, priced | »b Pe | $1.65 to $2@nosiery |= eet LW, | Bess’ Boe” Peet Ome Sport Clothes § 7 @ Lustrous 60-inch firmly In Wide | () , sce Bathing Accessories ‘Zz y = *“. a2 pag Z ~ ce ge . 3 knotted strands of plain or ‘ S ; * ... mee - ee ee Ban sin: te Variety..... Sturdy Rubber Aviator : | t B & In This $ | _ ‘Select cream, cream-rose or flesh Caps. .69c and $1.00 ep or oys s > : Byent’... °° - ——~ meta Color tints. Since Pearls are the One and two piece models that Gaily Colored, Fancy 7 = , nat | — « : correct finishing touch to express latest notes in Junior Caps... .25c to $1.50 all smart costumes this season, Girl Fashions! Crepe de chine, Canvas or Rubber . = These will add to his vacation ed chiffons, light service w ig x tiffons! Also — ev gp bec eek cae Georgette and tub silks. Sizes : Belts 250 to Be ; oe a — a Opnc e a is wun a a me 4 " Sees f ] 4 in to match shoes Mame opportunity to fill » these at this unusu: 13, 15 and 17 years eb \ Guthiad Sant Seaman ; pleasure and will make him look all Summer... economic “ Wlery Section—Main Floor Section—Main Floor Girls’ Section—Fourth Floor s —Fourth Floor ~ 2 b 3 — ae | ‘his best whatever hé does . . . and . > ir a = yA rt? Bois ae 9 ean a j | cial | . : wherever he goes this summer. BASE MENE @CONOM) | : | har ing for Daytime Wear, These New | | F lop Hats Extra Values, These Men’s and Young Mer’s 3 [™\e : ae . Silk Dresses Py «serm« || Sa mmer Suits na fabrics. Two knicker suits . . . Sizes 6 to 16, priced........++ *ereee - -$20.00 to $35.00. . . - Sport 18, priced, ...0009 0 ve++- $12.50 to $15.00, Flennel Trewcers Fis i and in white with rsa) easly) | . ee? IBS Of Palm Beach Clothand ¢G ee Fe ) -Farr’s Mohair—at = ao and J aniors | SSS ¢ o m plement ‘ : | to fluffy Sum- $ 5 Q j mer dresses. oe’ a Fashioned of as : white, black, tll i i i ti a eh he he hh he i hh i hh ee ie i i i i Ke i i i i ee eee i nee eee Ee ee i ie ne ee pink, popcorn and sand. Basement @.Here’s what this popular @ You're sure to find a Dress perfectly | Men’s Clothin Section can o. suited to your needs in this inexpensive- White is Prominent in This Group of rhb - Lass a ed ly priced gtoup, whether you want it for a dg a office or shopping, afternoon or travel. | New Kootwear renowned “Fart’s” mohair. Plein Styles for Summer comfort and correct ( pear colors and stripes; sizes 33 to 46 igh se rae Factory Checked —regulars, aeetas stubs and Wash Crepes Printed Silks $4 to $6 Grades longs. Flat Crepes Georgettes +9) 95 2-Trouser Linen Suits ; — es s In white and all the new Summer $13 75 shades. 100 attractive models in trim- ‘ i med or tailored styles; long and short € Oxfords, strap slip- . & _. collegiate -_ aomeret . i iate wear and all pers, cut outs, pumps, ” models in stripes, checks, overpla! “yon for immediats and sandals of the wanted leathers—with and plain oyster white imported I ummer occasions. ' high and low heels. Sizes 2% to 8 in the linen. Sizes 34 to 50. @ Basement Economy Store group. Basenient Economy Store Basement Economy Store Umbrellas Bakery Specials Silk Slips | Boys’ Wash Suits Special $1.98 7 tine Sescial | $1.69 init | FIC Saturday. tte d cl 60c Pineapple Layer Cake...........50c @ Of crepe de chine, radium @ Practical little Suits for Ree arenecgme | | Sateibend ot Roderic ttad | |.380 Frais Stollen «-..." B5e | | ant Raven Radio Cowiomel | | Dercocn, midty } handd carved wood handles. na 15¢ ored — a e cide variety of colors. Irregulars Tea Room Thousand Island Dressing, 20c ra ' pd geo min ‘Sines 96 of $3.98 gr ane. Economy Store 4 Bakery Section—Basement cream-colored gabardines, plain and checked linens. roee rece seonsye ces +s GOGO CO GORm suitable for sports o¢ drese wear $1.50 0082.90. Golf Hose Summer-weight in color- ful plaids and bright diamond a : Union Suits Cool and comfortable of broadcloth. $1.50 each. 3 suits for $4.00, Sport Oxfords... in smart two tone effects with crepe or rubber soles, ll i a a dt be be i hh hh i hh hh i i hh i i i i i i i a nine hs = ss eerrrrrerereereeemhcermrermcermhmcermcermcermhcrmrmermcrmrermrrereeerereeeee ee heh eee eee ee eee eee ee ee eee vw . r es Xe — ‘ ; tes he oa tes As wis at e. #5 ; > ag SIF Ste Ralf Si ATE Rae Re ey ee + A > a Bp as eid Naepag BO HAT Me Ay 9 Mr Nh RO Rae RI SI NE 2p Tigeeen x Fn eee Aid OL Niger tae an AL ss PAS Aaa eae AU SS Be RRO Eo (So S WET nee Sib eer ie Res Re (jean: fala | Seen See Se ON a 2 ae = RE Pea teeing Rs RK, ee eee Peas Meret, em cd F Ree *

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PAGE 14__ ST.LOUIS _— -——— POST- DISPATCH trave | TRIPLE RESERVE TANKS —To hold gas. oll and RN ee i Stee! Camp Grates ; FISHING TACKLE AT A 1 Outfit, Special O71 inches long... covered, made for hard : SAVING usage.... WHIPCORD BREECHES BUILT FOR WEAR 34-PIECE CAMP SET FOR FOUR PEOPLE Aluminum... . $7.75 For 2 People... $5.45 Gas Lanterns... $5.95 CAMP BLANKETS $1. .QQ | Steamer _— 93.45 LEATHERLEGGINSS2 45 CAPS ..... 95c AUTO TRUNKS — Metal — 75 § CHAIR SPECIAL B/C we “a oy ATHLETIC UNION SUITS. . SHIRTS OR DRAWERS......... UNION SUITS—2-button shoul- der; very fine material ATHLETIC UNION SUITS— Sparkle silk gt oe tee ee ee oe Oe Oe ky a he HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS, SUCH AS: BLAZERS, SWEATERS, METAL CAMP BEDS, LUGGAGE CARRIERS, ETC., TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. see OUR pEwon. YOU WILL msrp MONEY. % W ARMY-NAVY. STORES b 8i2 N. BROADWAY. i 4 arrest oe EASTON AV. SOUTHWEST CORNER Saturdays & Open Until 10 P. M. Pum a he ‘+ “% | President "a 7 college | selectin fit were chosen __FRIDAY rank.of Rear were approved today by Coolidge. They were | based on seniority and fitness and were decided upon by a naval board captains to the e dmiral, | of nine high ranking officers. Of the 11 new Rear Admirals, ) . four are now holding high-positions in naval aviation and seven are war sraduates, en in addition to the nuntber nor- mally due for promotion‘in their grade on account of outstanding acts of bravery in the Spanish- Nineteen captains were pas over by the board in * the 11, an unusuak nuni- vc ignored in choosing such of officers in one American war, ryt S€ Cc] ber to } small group (ommenting on this action, Sec- “only those most and there was no retary Wilbur said | hesitancy in approving them.” fwice Capt. Edward H. Campbell, Judge Advocate-General of the Navy, heads the list of new Rear Admir- al fle is a native of South Bend, Ind. Other captains advanced were Walter S. Crosley of New gy ie shire, Joseph M. Reeves of Lllingis, Frank B. Upham, who was. Aap- poi l to the Naval i ‘ademy from Vo nn; David F. Sellers of Aus- [,? Pex recently selected to re- lieve Rear Admiral Latimer as} Cor ander-of the spectal service St dron in Central American wa- fer Ridley McLean of Pulaski, Tenn. Frank H. Brumby of Geor- gr | Harris Laning of = Iilinols, Tf ‘vy V. Butler, who is now super- vising t) construction of the alir- ft carrier Saratoga; J. J. Raby | of Michigan, and William H. Stand.- | of €C " Sheriff of Butler County Dies, Two w ere chos- | EVENING, JUNE 24, “EAGLE STAMPS PARK YOUR CAR HERE = NOW IN FULL SWING . ST. OUT OF THE w They’re Widening Fran me _ XS aca se eins YEAR-ROUND SUITS — L\ ARR LOOK WHAT WE SELL SATURDAY|= M Ee io ¢ a / Men's Boys’ LINER | M PANTS \ cre’ GABARDINES HIGH- GRADE ROYS’ and GIRLS’ Paris, Boston Garters 25c|| WHITE 50c Leather Belts 25c//PANTS MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S HIGH-GRADE ALL-WUU! ALL-WOOL ~ $30 SUITS WORSTEDS, CHEVIOTS| s4o suits $40 SUITS © 4 ™ 7RICASSIMERES, TWEEDS 0N.75 ALI. COLORS & MODEL‘ MANY HAVE 2 PANTS SALE OF 1000 SUMMER SUITS DHAIRS & BEAGHGLOTHS Q GENUINE Greatest Louis HIGH RENT DISTRICT Klin Av., Cutting 30 Feet Off Our Building Pree Clothins Store | Workmen crowding us for = vacate half the store : new building is fisishen — = ra Double and Single Breasted stripe, J’ BOYS’ $6 2-PANT ai | WASH we ivy LUE SUITS 12 SUITS obs 5°} ALMOST GIVEN AWA MEN'S KHAKI and PINCHECY TROPICALS | LONG an = @ WORK PANTS 85¢e oe Pee kan [4.95 PANTS BLUE PANTS 1. 85 50 Ait HAVE NES . f $1.15 Sank: digeaisinlen an ae ee 15¢ and $1 NEW NOVELTY DRESS PANTS 3.45 Wash §$ ° uits 45¢/ ///"} MEN’S WHITE & GOLORED SHIRTS 69 : \/ n] KNICKERS Nf 50c SUN VISOR 19¢ Police, SUSPENDERS 19c Overalls & Jumpers ALL 3000 Straws $2 to $3 BANDS Values sanoh "|e BROADGLOTH ad a KINDS AND SHAPES BALBRIGGAN F ATHLETIC | UNDERSHIRTS Denim OVERALLS 50‘. | COWHIDE GROWNTRED 4 35 DIAMOND BIGTOM = f= Men's §$? a ‘25 OVERALL Sa $9 i al ee ee ee pa an el AND PERU LEGHORN J OPEN SAT. NIGHT TILL 9 Men’s and Boys’ Nainsook Athletie GENUINE PANAMA 45 UNION SUITSI§ 39c IA Union Suits FANCY RAYON STRIPE Ive ees Dress in This Sale Fresh and New, Bought Specially for This Event. | | NY \ . lane ic] he is | Black’s Plane Reaches Allahabad. June 24.—Van Wear Black, pub-, Dutch plane im ™ wet i] rr «4 passe ge - from Am By the A®sociated Press Higher of Baltimore, arrived herej;eling as | he Dutch Kast Indies. ALLAHABAD, British Indias | this afternoon from Karachi in the Isterdam to tne twtr | é 8 — = ———— a | | ia — - a > > © 9 fin) i (of Orleans a year azo, Mansion Better Late Than | House in Fullwell Park, where the : Never. Now for the | bearded duke had lived among his} ; " ae coat of arms with all the grandeur : Clubhouse, Trip or 'ef a king, has been sold to a land Camp. We Are Here ‘a | development company. Dart of the os has been converted _ into and Ready to Take |cricket fields for the members of Care of Your Wants we «ac ib of retired telegraph and ca- - m™ | ble officials. Part has been turned at a Gr | Great Saving of a} to still more humble ends. It is Money to You. mused as a gravel pit for local road ‘+, = repair work, : AT OUR THREE STORES BM! York House, nearby, in which § Manuel of Portugal took refuge in Cor. Broadway and Chestnut 11910, when he was expelled from , mi the throne of Portugal, also -has 812 N. Broadway 6301 Easton Av. gone under the auctioncer’s ham- . } miner. Manual has left London for GALLO Pe JUGS WHITE SAILOR PANTS; the south of France, and his house or. GOOD 12 has been bought by the corporation ° “~~ = of Twickenham. It is being con: aA WEIGHT, verted into municipal offices, where | C i WHITE collectors, sewer inspectors, and SAILOR. | police commissioners will soon hold Just the thing for that HATS “. i sway in place of their royal prede- outing; keeps f : cessor liquid hot i vad WHITE The two exiled families were Therma : TENNIS C closcly related. Bi etween them -| & . Mm 6uthey were able to trace their con- r,s wale $2.39 ee aren -| g : SHOES. ‘ * nections with almost every rulin’ Galvanized Water 39¢ Khaki Pants, good M nouse in Europe. mp, Coolers........... quality ' 2 Descent From Old Families. aang nanthe 65 pattorar- The Duke of Orleans claimed di- folding handles.... C and flap m | rect descent from the old Bou:bon | Army Knife, Forks and Spoons, pockets.... mi line, and ke based his vain claim to | a ie ee wawee C the throne of France on that de- ARMY SUN VISORS_— KHAKI C és scent. In 1898 he married Princess MESS KITS 29¢ er Ts SHIRTS. . Maria Dorothea, a descendart of 7 ™' the Hapsburg rulers of Austria. 4 King Manuel belongs to the ten- Waterproof Auto Tents me: centuries-old family of Bragance- fold up small. Need s Ma | Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. In 1912, “> Sate Com- B| following his exile, he extended his ple casoatihe . meq, connections by marrying’ Princess hs, Oi cai ij aa oR een re cee $6.95 ai Augusta Victoria of Hohenzolize-cn Vag eet, Mee eS 5x7 kd oe ATED BOY SCOUT SS 45 |a relative of the then ruling farail) ae eG fe ¢ a TEN . . 'of Germany. : eo ae : : ssvicnly ARMY $24, 75 ae | The two families wer ected e Fhe pa -aeere a he two families were connec , dy TCR ias, rENTS SE : PoE : 3M ma through the Duke’Ls sister, Queen Thru Special a tie ae oe ge : | Amelie, who was Manuel's mother | 12x14 feet White Wall Miand former Queen of Portugal. Foldine ae G Tent, $30. 00 value, while el After the assassination of her hus- W ¢ F *] they ‘last ee es me) band and her elder son in 190% and the overthrow of Manual in I)91%, 00 rame, , = , leo she flied with him to join the Duke | of Orl ns at Ty vicke nham., Metal. Cots, New, Just the Thing for Club House. “— 69 A ELEVEN NAVAL CAPTAINS tgp a 12 Lbs., $1 Os PROMOTED T0 REAR-ADMIRALS ¢ e ‘Str eae ee aa ” iii Rate: veh ol ? Canvas Folding President Approves List Prepared 5 eae a 39c Shipping wetght 18 lbs. by Board, Advancing 111 in i a i All Ranks. 3 utLO Ice By the Associated Press. ; i $3. 19 14 Piece FIBER SUIT- | "'ASHINGTON, June 24.—One : 2-Burner Gasoline . CASE—24 | | Nha Pacs 1 and eleven promations of . SS eer 45 Granite ‘ / naval officers of the line, including | the Associated Press POPLAR BLUFF. Mo., June 2?¢ Thomas 1). M own, 55 years ofa eriff of Kutler County, died al his home here at 7 o'clock this} norning. He became ill from in- | ligestion Wednesday, He apparent- ly Was recovering but late day suffered another attac had been Sheriff. and two c] ren survive, A widow i yester- | KK. He | Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 20 to sell 918.00. This sale is the result of a very fortunate “buy”. ceptional values in the most wanted materials. Summer’s latest mode. please bear in mind there is not a dress in this lot that was made Is WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH TOMORROW. . . Saturday... Extraordinary V alues in the ECONOMY DRESS SECTION 500 New Silk DRESSES Of Georgette, Flat Crepe and y Smart Prints—Specially Priced 2 tor $18.00 Womens’ Sizes, 36 to 44 Frocks suitable for all occasions, for less than $16.75. Be early tomorrow to exercise your choice for $9.75 or two for If you cannot use two then bring your sister or friend and take the advantage of the saving. Be Sure to Visit Our New It offers ex- Fashioned Economy Dress Section for Great Values, alll thy “Maas a \) SeRALA I Mn I Nf ites 533 ie tag th ‘ Mijff f (! fi, Y, WA dik mF oe Myf fe yh atl Uf ve Vo My tig, 4, » %, VY, / tt y, 1 oi », \ \. in and et | Silk All Silk From Top to Loe—Fuli Fashioned Every Pat Perfect ef Sale of 1200 Pairs o to cking: C* a \ ’ Saturday Only You Will Also Find Narrow Lisle Top. Heel and Toe in This Colors Are Peach . = ad Nude, Champagnes ~~ Fi / esh anda Ye - hi té | a4 ee a - 3-Day At Chain To acquaint the motoring publi prices . for three days only troable by replacing your pate Special: 30x3-; (Grey) $s* Highest Que FOR REGUL. Size 30x3; Size 32x4 Size 33x4 Stock Up Whil 2910 NORTH GRA 7026 MANCHESTE 2504 SOUTH JEFF! 6120 DELMAR BOl A — A Re ly, i Silk trimr Twists al black, blt Also Stou Values! S O Lorraine Se: Genuine Pa Linen Suits Whi $2.50 QUAI $1.6 Fine one pls $1.00 and. NeckwW 65. Velvet Crepes, failles, Mogad other good silks hands and battie Specially F Sennit $1 $1.8 Season's new mmx eral p or tions crown. Black, fas

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ae Clothing Store ENT DISTRICT. |; off Our Building Front kmen crowding us for room. vacate half the store unti] new building is finished.’ n's & Youths’ rr MEN'S & YOUTHS: GENUINE =) LORRAINE 10= WASH 4.35 ; SUITS BT | raueaaite 122 ~~ — Yo NOVELTY | s 45c/! ” NICKERS. | Ze P. a ‘ eau, 300 / wisd0° \ re to Visit Our New momy Dress Section for Great Values. s iss j i i ti “ay Mi UM >. ( yi, MY) Lia b lors Are Peach, ude, Champagne, Flesh ana W hite and Toe in This Lot ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ 3-Day Sale of Inner Tubes At Chain Store Money-Saving Prices To acquaint the motoring public with Rhino Tire Store values these first quality tubes are being offered at exceptionally low ices . - - for three days only. All are factory firsts, built to give honest service . .. mo seconds or rejects. Avoid tire pri trouble by replacing your patched tubes at tremendous savings ... this is your opportunity. No mail orders can be filled. Special: 30x3)} Special! 29x4.40 (Grey) (Grey) ss‘ 99° Highest Quality Grey Tubes — Fully Guaranteed FOR REGULAR TIRES Size 30x3! * 33 FOR BALLOON TIRES Size 29x4.40 °§ 73 Size 32x4 $495 Size 31x5.25 $948 Size 33x4 se Jad Size 30x5.77 $998 Stock Up While These Prices Last > » All Tubes Mounted Free . " ‘ wip): . ’ 5 x \ iti | \ r "sm. 2 \ , eon AUTHORIZED :‘CUPPLES DEALER VANDEVENTER AV. and WASHINGTON BL. 2910 NORTH GRAND BOULEVARD 3334 SOUTH GRAND BOULEVARD 7026 MANCHESTER AVENUE 5851 EASTOIN AVENUE 2504 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVENUE 6500 MAPLE AVENUE 6120 DELMAR BOULEVARD 3100 LOCUST STREET “™ - \ i. “a . ; m;invention of C. R. kbitzgerald, the | Ramona rabbit ' merits of the ‘ 2. ° .*- . : c « Sr * he ™ ~ ee ee ee oe nee ow — BOYD-RICHARDSON ~~ OLIVE & SIATH 4+ SUBWAY STORE No Charge Accounts ~ Downstairs ~© No Deliveries a Cool Summer Style Within the Budget a. ~~ - #2 - al r= = ” $25.00 and $30.00 Summer Suits Silk trimmed Tropical Worsteds, Poplins, Twists and Flannels. Neat patterns in black, blue, gray and tan. Sizes 33 to 46. $ Also Stouts, Longs and Shorts .. . Great Values! Specially priced at a Other Summer Suits Lorraine Seersuckers ....$ 9.75 2-Trouser Palm Beaches $16.59 Genuine Palm Beaches.. 12.00 2-Trouser Mohairs Linen Suits 12.00 2-Trouser Tropicals ‘Linen Knickers... Special... $3.45 —— -————— £2 ¢° THREE SPECIAL GROUPS White English Broadcloths Neckband and Collar Attached $2.50 QUALITIES $3.00 QUALITIES = $4.00 QUALITIES Fineoneply weave | Twobyoneweave — Finetwo ply weave $7, S&, S9 Shoes $5.95 Blac K and Tan Oxtords in new Spring models. Bos- $1.50 and $2.00 Neckwear 95¢ Pekin Mogadores, English foulards and fine crepes. The majority are hand made, all wool lined, desir- able patterns. $1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear 65c Velvet Crepes, Chamois failles, Mogadores and other good silks. Four-in- hands and batties. tonian samples included at this price. ee FAC .. _ ae > a $1.00 and $1.50 Hosiery 65°¢ Blacks, solid colors, and fancy patterns. Silks & silk mixtures. Slight seconds. $1.25 $1.50$1.75 Athletic Union Suits 85° Broadcloths, Madras and mercerized fabrics. Full cut, good make. Some are seconds. Specially Priced Sennit Straws $1.85 Season’s new models. Sev- eral proportions of brim & crown. Black, fancy bands. -— COURT ENJONS USE OF RABBIT AT RAMONA ‘Federal Judge Faris Rules De- | vice Infringes Patent of Late Owen . Smith. ; ? Op- | | erated by electricity in greyhound Use of a mechanical “rabbit” | races at the Ramona Kennel Club | | track on Carson road, north oo NIAGARA FALLS | Natural Bridge road, St. Louis , County, was enjoined today by lei- | | eral Judge Faris. 4 Judge Faris ruled that the Ra- mona rabbit ad to be the asserte a6 } } track ' * } . » * rabbit pa ’ env it . Smithn, infringed on the ented by the late Owen Who amassed a fortuns2 in royalties from use of his rab- 'bit at tracks in the United States and foreign countries. manager, In granting a temporary injune- tion to Mrs. Hannah M. Smith, | ' widow and executrix of the inven- | | Iaris decided that the | was identical with | in at least two} A hearing as to the | two rabbits will be | held at a date to be set later. Cites Similar Injunctions. The fact that similar injunctions , Judge the Smith rabbit . ; ‘cee tinr ‘ ‘ } S sh bad acilon . jurisdictions swaved him what, the electrical rabbit business seem- ed verv profitable, and, as usual, imitations had sprung up. “Neither the usefulness » nor the financial of the success appeal __FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997 ' the proprietor, | was arrested. | June 25th, July 9th, Aug. 6th and | | had been granted in other Federal |: ‘ Some- | Judge Faris said. He said " | concomitants. to} very | strongly to the Court in this case, | and the Court could reason for continutng the Faris continued. that some dogs ster than the other dogs, failed to convince the lat the genus PVIOUS see no good | busi- | canis has extraordinarily valuable in lis gasoline aze. Gambling Feature Ignored. Neither side . a » + 7 . , . on _ — gambling features connect- } ‘ ‘» Se lerwise if vere considered. Sa condition to issuance he went on i great use or . but merely ST, LOUIS DECLARED IDEAL asked him to pass | i | the gamb-'! + as4 wo . +4 | atute requires utility and | “How- | ‘usefulness’ in the | LOCATION FOR AIR PORT. Col, Paegelow Cites Advantages Of- | fered by City as Commercial Aviation Center. Army airplanes Kast to the West coast. and the northern parts of the United States to the South, ve been using Scott Field as a | 'v% . i " > } ¢ . "sf (iii) g PidCEe because of i 2 _— 4 a = ! Liylng trom the | from | for three years | its loca- (i0n in tne middle of the nation, | sleutenant-Colonel Paegelow, com- : } mandant of the } army air field, de- | red vesterday in an address be-/| the Kiwanis Club luncheon at | an Annex Hotel. Ol. Paegelow cited this tn @is- | possibilities St, Louis| cussing the has to develop as one of the great commercial airports. He said air- commercial aviation would use a St. Louis air field as a central landing place, the same planes have been routed of Scott Janes in as army on their flights by way Field. An air mail route from St. through Cleveland to would be more logic Louis 1) than the esent route, which is through (“*o] Paegelow said. He red the development of an | Louis to} in the | route from Sf. ty’s trede territory d Southwest. he ‘} re) e"s South :¢ An air station on top of Union | could | ke off, which has been | previous ad- ! acain was mentioned by | Station, on which planes alight or discussed by him in dresses, the Colone! vesterday. | MOTORCYCLE RIDER KILLED BY TRAIN IN S857 ST. LOUIS. frank Boehm, 22, Was Specding at Ninth Street Detourt Crossing, Watchman Reports, nk Boehm, O-a-o--@- -@--@--@--@-- @--@- @- -O--@- -@-- OOO. —— Of Washable and printed crepes. VALUES! 55 Also models of high-colored and short sleeve models in sizes from 14 to 48. UNUSUAL VERY pair silk from top to toe, with a silk-top garter welt faced with lisle, for extra wear. Houwbigant Double Compacts Ayer’s Strawberry Shown in Peach With Black Heels Angelus Rouge Incarnate Ldsterine Tooth White With Black Heels Cham pegne With Bleck Sandust With Woodland Rose And 10 Other Combinations Cloths April Showers Bath Tablets , $1 Golliwog $1 to $7.50 Perfume (Sonnenfeld s—First Floor.) : Long eee ee _G_ ll ll ll ee ES Se ae ae ae a se 4 i eS ee — SS - = SS —- = — -—- —_ ll 7 (Sonnenfeld's—First Floor.) >> —) yeughals SR = ; is - en a en ee ne eet ene zi > iM — Sy Ses oi . s Y % & " a m 7 . Be Se es a = . ee tee lee oe Nie» Bas « y cee yet oS a Se a haa Us ) “« e »: c A as ee . > ee an ites SR OMEN FEMI! EE IMIR gate MALT AINE pene -* ee Sp a had Y Lee a. ees a ae wees 8 saltgn ' . papianree ss, ay oe. eee Sark s > : wee —— * —" x EF UT TOD Neh Mi i at il ARI a SI a: EER IEEE LOE ITI IE MRE AIS vases 7 am 4 ’ ’ . “ a “ni . : " ‘ h < . Pv). + beh pee 3 Rebrih ey Ange? ‘ i ae , 5 é a ‘ } Winn etid nt path 7 ; om Ps eT, : : eae, see qaerry PPR hinge Ordinance, annette o4 lath Naat a ay SE iis PM LOS SO OF allie 0 lea A Date Say a er ; ee OE el aT aa ee - * a as PP ee le at ne Sata ' —— se “* ee ee a ae ee oC — = ~ Spe renee en em

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PAGE 16___ ~ Tm & 2 botede . : PRIESTLEY MOHAIR SUITS COOL GABARDINE | ‘= SUITS With Twe Pairs of ee RE a PA” =e der O) Re de TE “ith Two Pairs of Treusers 225 T rewsers . Secend Fleer } | i : ASpecial & Purchase of => S : Far Below Cost Regularly Sold at $35, $40 *, “~ f i ' » * . : . ie : Hundreds of fashionable Suits for all-year wear | and sold below | x -bought at big discounts . } their actual wholesale cost. Single and double «x " breasted models in the most stvlish models. Bright plaids, broad stripes, solid colors everything that is new and popular ein sizes “ for everybody including slims and stouts. Val- 3% ues that only St. Louts’ Largest Exclusive Men's Store could offer. Sa2aeaaan Saiiip~dineibe-daaetbooaiieat ane aad = = a Se >see a & © *'SR eR RR RE & en et _negeneernen — a. A. A a ———— * _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ ILLINOIS MINERS WON ) iE ? = SCHMITZ & SHRODER : i S c ne a { | ty St. Louis’ Largest Exclusive Men’s Store - (& = = i. Ine “|| ik al ra Accounts | i] 2 Invited =| aT Lm | | | af ae a at | > ral 2 nt | wl = > } | | | i “H] | nt i | Ss i ee t : 2 nS i >| in” ° = i = | a f 2s Pa rs jn > ' i| ie *, a ee FO «er . nded pund a I ~haser r company’s assets SItter a r ea Wi “nuener "4 se: + le + St » Willia i * . 2 rosnp¢é o purchaser D h 4 = 4 Ui .+.— nN vons vice scaped the noose > a “7 . ror - * a —— | + . _'s smal * s % > a i 4 -% at 4 “ ? " ~ in = i ea ‘ » “ — > . Waid S r re ast December re > ~ ~ - es io “ > = —_ 7 ; is ISK 3 7 ia S0O.- | r ’- for rt : his inno- “ = le _ ~*~ ’ : ihea 2n hope of esca - — — . ; [ a t vas riday he * > 7 > * > 7+ s ee rs > oe€a ‘ - ir ~ . sing thiroug , e night to ~ iis a S woo ras x eh - 2'so were a ves mbian > ig " as = ss . “* _ ¢ ri@ig S$ 820 aicer a 4 ——— ~- ~ S 3 an oO Ww 9 Was candturre 2 j D so “£r r ne searc MISSOURI DOCTOR'S LICENSE REVOKED FOR DRUNKENNESS Siate Health Boarml Also Found Dr. James Graham Guilty of Unpro- fessional Conduct. 4 Tr. . £ a _ 2 card c ee r | _#¢ s 4 . Be : ia 7) vy al + A a ° ar ; - a , “~ ~ 5 — | Vase ie e m | a S = *\% “ far at ‘ : 5 ; . £ . : 4 ry of eh: ~ 2 reg YTarta ie a Rg ~ 5 rcs were | Su ; ™ 7 . ~ wetewied J LRU mnaGae 4 - to Carl E. Bailey €ssion — ~2 - a Pros ne Attorney, that ne lone committed the crime, thus + “oo er hh. WN 7, % a xonera.:iing amon s gro you ; ha . se arr wes whom he had previously accused A cormpany of the Arkansas Na- - i ~ —- tional guard pa ed e grounds rour;r a sf io penitentiar eh . = ~* 4 i. = as oll All ugn ne LOT uag «3 OF $9 persons, among them severai women, were able to crowd into ; ,T. . - | . ovr } re? h o rs ~ £ ek witnessed the exe- ADVERTISEMENT LET POSLAM Poslam is CONCENTRATED re- lief for skin troubles. Itching, smarting, burning simply can’t re- sist it. Spread a little on the tri- tated parts and you no longer have to scratch and dig—your inflamed skin gets a CHANCE to heal. And With Poslam on the job, this heal- img is rapid, steady, easy. At .U : 50c. rugzists, Write for special test box + BS 5+ POSLAM ¢€8. 243 West 47th St... i REE New ork City ___-__¥RIDAY EVENING. JUNE 24, iO YEARS FO Ni REC LK, Va., June 24.—State J. T. Capps, another state ward- Game Warden A. Floyd Mercer. en. and W. L. Brisch, a Federal | charged with shooting death warden. also charged with the mur- Lee Wa i and J. ¥. Bonney.! der have not yet been tried. The! two game keepers who were. killing followed the wardens at- hunting ducks out of season last tempt to arrest the two meg. One Februa was found guil of sec- duck had been killed by thre hunt- ond degree murder and sentenced ers, it is claimed. 13°77 R KILLING 2 MEN. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH to a ten-year penitentiary term Dy | a jury here last night. SS a SALE SAL 2-piece Mohair Suites. top and rail; reverse cushions of damask Other Suites Redu Also Special Sale on Livirg-Room and Dining-Room Furniture Easy Payment Terms Store Open Every Evening Until 9 O'Ciock -MA NNE BROTHERS Floor Sample Living-Room Carved T MANNE BROTHER 5615-21 Delmar Bl. PLENTY PARKING SPACE—NO TIME LIMIT. * ced 15°, to 50°, SUITES *100 “ese ee « wf Worth 25¢c —Sale Price ....c-«+e-:. 3c : Worth {@e —sale Price ........... ic Our entire stock of fine Wall Paperon SALE at SACRIFICE PRICES—beginning Friday. Everything reduced to new low prices—lIc | to 10c a roll. Nothing higher, including values that sold as high as $2. Combinations sold only with borders or bands. Paper for every room in the house at Bargain Prices. Be Sure You Are in Webster's! “The Big Stere” WEBSTER’S «* FURNITURE | COMPANY Ask! S| urve.S LKC ilk Hosi “Silkcrest” Hosiery is made of pure thread sik and cannot be com- pared with any other hosiery at any where near its price. It has special features to give strength and wearing qualities. tomorrow and see for yourself. RAYON UNDERWEAR at prices that will sell quickly Perfect &tting ankle Come in Run reducer 1! ee, a tf =4 BLOOMER CHEMISE of Sme gauge rayon—copen side— fet lock seams—maquoct shoulder straps— Sud and contrast piping Sizes:—emal!, medium, large. Colors >—F leah, Coral, Foner, OrcArd, Nile and White. RAYON CHEMISE An eEceptionsily well made garment of fine geuge rayon with widelace bodice top end lace trrmming—mquot shoulder straps —val lace bottom tim—cut to shape Sizes of both these items: —sema/!l, medium. large. Colors:—Fieah, Coral, Nil ituix«£.. Breerer Style of fme ¢ . md th | yA. a. Open we with lace and Sites —medium and large only. Colors —Flesh, Peach. Coral, Orchid, Mile and W ute. $ sells much aad oa RAYON BLOOMER e Sine gauge ravon Sottom and reinforced Sites :-—medium, large and artre large. Coiors-—Flesh, Peach. and White. $ sells much ] 00 — ie garment wrth double dastic gussct. Orchid, Nile, Carui PANT of Sine gauge rayon —cuff bottom—fat locked seams— renfurced guseet. Sizes:—e«ema/!!. A A Ry Piesh, Peach. Caral, Orchsd, N:le and White. 89c eelle crroch higher Elastic top an you can find such values as these in Kresge dollar. Stores. Silkcrest hosiery is made by one of the largest manufacturers of silk hose in the country and enjoys a tremendous sales record. It is priced low only because of the vast sales which we make and our huge buying power. Silkcrest hosiery is made to wear—elastic double top— run reducer—perfect fitting ankle—correctly shaped toot—double mercerized heel and toe—give long wear- ing qualities. : Value—Pure Thread Silk $1 00 to top— reinforced heel and toe—slipper sole. 89c Value—Pure Thread Silk over ~ ~ knee—fine mercerized top— reinforced heel and toe—slipper soie. ALL THE NEW SHADES AND COLORS Sizes: $14, 9, 914 and 0 Rose . Blossom . Honeydew | Gunmetal White . Stone . Evengiow . Pastel Parchment _ ia Shel Gray . Flesh . and many other spring shades Blush « 6104 EASTON AV. Belleville— 23 East Main St. WALL PAPER) rte 4 eo 53 = 7a : ~4 eS ; * — ar : as - “ : ac Examiner to LO i of & rope rity * —s. oa n ra a - by gefault.os bondsmen anc > ictness in bringing su hook. the Circuit 4 gefauiters to book, t-e J the Board pene 7 There is st:+ $i: tice 4Aarmenr? _ , ponds reduced to jucgment and | i ae collected on the bsoogs GC. | ncouct. mee ss ‘¢ Clerk These bonds Herr" LG a . ie gome which were red uc ——_£" . : 79°77 =r ' tydgment in AZa@ss a} 0! ydgme to 2 honds g°e@ tn the summary. The three bondsmen waio ps rather than stand levies aga we property were William Tre the: ‘ 9 answer questions. He admit F om» 4 aucs t a..eged he had GO rn -S€ - : " owe Sea. Whereupon the sel 4 was sentenced to one year - pp ge ,T? . 8 -i¢ BSewed to the Col _4 aA a.ifj _e ere 4 hier aot? of th > : hee 4 ie o : poy “Come ints lov GARDENER IGNORES CUT ON FINGER: LOCKJAW DEVELO Henry Kahre. 58. at City Hospit Tetanus Serum Admin- isterect. « my Pr « - ~ _— . ‘ss - - . 7 F 5 Years ** ~~ = . aaa . . : ~ = a : s of anti-tetanus ~ +s ~~ Dawes a i-nintetered “ye BANK REORGANIZATION PL Charleston Depository V culd Pak! 79 Per « . ent of Deposits, De - — ~-s ay LHA ; _ ® > : _ ne 24 ST) ¢ é 4 ~~ " ; = .¢ Mm ’-Exchanee Bank. wh ee a id, are -» promis — _ cfore EF ollewis 8c on -# bok, . ™¢ : of. “Y* Tight in assien g 39 per eo se ’ 5 As Yalts + *s 2 hark he J “@ Special Road District Cs — au « — = “on met and adopted a . ‘? - a . -*TiInNg to a2lneiecn 29 or + ~ * e , s deposits for the p Ome or . o? s . " nigati te in a: gant > _s- - ad szsion has 345¢0 2 fom a % ¢ ~ - >» = _ - a 3 ose 4g _.'» Wf Selewed that a settlement mo ‘i ¥<f cent of all deposits will @ - a : “iO0re for the fepositors t? ier = - Sou.d hope to recefve were | _ tution ‘tquidated br the Gt i ? ** : a * 39 is the last day in which’ ~ <<@ can congider reopering at °r€antzation af the bank. @ serlnite arrangement ts effected — the State will prea ° “quidate 4s affairs : time.

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SEG SHRRSRRSRRE RARER RERT IES SERRE EL ER 22s CORE ESEEEEEE B, 7000 FINE SOMMER SoiTs/ ~in. SAmazing Groups SATURDAY ’ — aa a hal a “ add « = === j enn > ai ' \\ yn N MA > os le “f @QLEN MILLS 2 sf | aa Z Wf D biti Fe 7 “es ee eee eee eae 4+ & @ & ® ' } ' ' : ~-« » A . ~*~ - * . —_ . ‘ we £0 te nae , <bean dapeeee Pants at —Z8 to ee € Pants _. ¢ Pare 4.95 | 1 | Pants i ues ° () than} , Are more promising | ae l¢retofore. Following the “i0n of “ay night , for treatment. ; ; ' ’ ' i ; ; ; ; ; ' ; Ee And Summer Pants! £ | —_ + —Men’s Mohair Pants at $3.95 and $4.95! 2 open ea —Men’s Tropical Worsted Pants at $4.95! thi SATURDAY | WAVY —Men’s Genuine Palm Beach Pants at $3.95 ! tp UNTIL : —Men’s White Flannel Pants at $6.95! AY 6:30 P. M. ih PANTS —Men’s White Dack Pants at $1.55 and $1.95! /\ Hit Slightly —Men’s Linen Golf Knickers at $2.95! " & Ht Stained! Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. iS 89c PTT itiiiiiiiriiiiiiririitrititiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiriiitiiiiriirriririirrrrirrr rrr sueeue j the City Council Mon- | Pi in assigning 20 per cent . “8 deposits to the bank. the Air- ute S -, in} . 2 ’ ay © pag Road District Com- "age met and adopted a reso- iw iO? fr ot om on " as 1 Ollering to assign 30 per | ven a : . * OF its deposits for the pure | POse Of effectir rr 2 — oa 44 The : ‘tiig, a TCO RaniZation , road commission has $6500 of “8 funds tiea u- "®- Ritution ied up in the closed in- 5 It ts believed that a settiement ofr — of all deposits will reai- | et aalage depositors than Btitution - ots © be ere ne ee Nquidate: y the State. State vd ne sant day in which the | a larasgeta reopening or re- co nm of the bank. If no oo arrangement is effected by “4 time tg lig i . the State will proceed Uidate its affairs. Ieapesesssousess SSLESSRESSEES GESCECEREREE CEGGeaaaaaaa ttt ett titi iflii;7iiiliiielivilliiii it SSSSHSCCKESS CRCREREREEEE SEC RECRCCEEE SERRERCECRES PERSE EEREeeS Beeeeeeaseea SSSCCCEEREEE SERSERSEESEE GREE eeeesase oes

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_— ON cies ST LOUIS POST-DUSPTON en FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1997 . a Rss Rote of 0 Hi) Sah e Tewe UD mee) LAST OF FOUR DE SOTO, MO., Say YALA a) eames | ~) NGSd] aan ROBERS GETS 5 YEARS acetic Gg i ———— a Permanent Wave! S sermain n Pte ads Guilty of * = es : | Searches = HF: = . . A a gece a . - : VW illiam = : a} : ; . °. ‘ oo Part in $19. ae Holdup tm ; : sr2h8s : — 2232 ae d = apVERTISEMEN I = oe-, ; Soe - SH NeStle Circulime = BF... sssoniares Press A : oS seet fff T= oS Eat VES. 5 8 ? SO He : SR Bair Opera Draws : No Kinks! 2 William Germais - = ct ¢ . \ A : z 3 ‘s Large Crowds to a No Fuzz! sata . 3 ve AN a . ee ae > ° . = ; + r . ° F j e 7 —" , ‘ A2 Ain te | be " P Ds } - ; L’? ‘) ~ > ro “he A 7 ° AR . 4 rigas ' San OE Se XY b&b a . » : > | ’ * , ene evel h. o , +} i? ig a2a% a a as . . ‘ sid ~ tab As oe o' . - ‘a aes ‘ y Noo ee - ~*~ 7°? ci WVAt Gillis Gil ’ G Siee | . . a4 : . , . ~ - « . * _ + ~ “ x work done bv exnert onera? a J 4 i . uw b 4 ; SS . : ‘ . , ~ . 4* - > . ~ Seas: ho | . 2 ; ; is pra ro . 4 : av eee ‘ DONAN SHOPPE ¢ \ \ \ \ e@seeetOe@ 2 \ \ \ A \\\\ ~j , €rma RENT ‘a’ ‘ »peciail .~ 703 Victoria Bldg Sth and Locust (E-ntral 4956 —€ FH iitiliiinins WV \VAYAVUAANYUN VAAN Z : Z | | Z ta io aa Bas ee SBE S PS, OS Z a : yy Z be —— EO Lo , Y Z ENNERSTEN s] = | ; Z os : B ARNE WY v Z REAL, HOPS ne SATURDAY EY Ss Me: Z ie Yy aa ff MQNDHNNNYD See WNIT AY t OLDING STEAMER CHAIRS thorenuchly test ed. war de of selected, ee enk color. Adjustable to rear Pascoe ng “The 2-in- “y oe and hack rest cover is made of good quality stripe duck. An excellent reclining Chair fer the porch, tawn or camp. As itlustrated. On anle Saturday only. Note our give-away price. Not more than 2 te a customer. ELECTRIC FANS | SATURDAY 8 A. M. TO {1 A. MM. éinon saves | $1.25 CANVAS SHOES] vacuum Fer bess and cirls, sizes 8 te 2; lace-to-tee atric, qual- BOTTLE ity canvas uppers with ankle patch. nor-slip rubber seles, abselutely mew: first-class in every respect. Guaran- Saturday. S a. m. to 1 a. m. @nly teed te None sold after 11 a. m.:; shop eariy. hola heat 24 hours, or cold 72 heur s. Special, This Marvelous Genuine = : 2 = Full-Cut Diamond ey, SEE B A ome full cut genuine diamond of iful color. The mounting is hand- ee CTTER FLAVOR he Y, — of 18K solid white gold * 3 3" .85 ed ee, hops mixed ‘the \\\\ .\ \ 4 MOO r engraved. Now, you can own a prick made. nen . you need pay only’50¢ down 4 tificial Flavors ten: ser" WwN—A Y a —— pei ses «Ba Be WICKEL COMPANY - Ber 1106-06 N. Broadway CEatra! 1133-54-35-36 Genuine Diamond Solid Gold Wrist Watch 19 410, C19 gtd C19 oT? Cig 410 Cig ate Cis gtd Cur eeeeNs EROS SEEKS ESEEA SESS SERSUREREUASSRRETESESESREUCALKE ES AR c21 23515" 2 » Py i" -— Star 8-in. Elec. Fans.. $4.95 Star 10-in. Osc. Fans. $10.95 Galvin 8-in. Ose. Fans $10.95 FIREWORKS wu o7Ec BUY NOW! MENS $15 MOHAIR non 5 321044 STRAW HATS ne ® sf8@80On & Pewest sty! lea: Sennits, Yeddos, * and Fiorentines. Plain or fancy bands: ail Le oS c on a ONLY 50c DOWN _Waltham Strap Watch a oct 17- ewel indeec an exceptic . Wm. Rogers , | om Wailth strap watch is iittes - 3 | | with a handsome leather wr: [SSS ee ae The em ~* goed en 26-Pc. Silver | x — —— ns : 4 + 9 . , ae El in i ae = ao aaet ed . | PR Re ore . . h 7 Bis hh P ‘ « Ms a : fre r | i oe, >~F Ee : fy \ $4. gss . > : . . | ¢ ° . _ . ~ ‘ ’ iN ; . a® oe Oe ss. So" fi ELG -\\ Sn, ae Svs . as / +2, na ; | ; , . ; 3 —_ ; ° - ’ 4 / : Ps ’ *" .. ; - ; - “ . , / f . . = ‘ ‘ = _—— 4, 4 i rj : = 2 - 33 = : md ae ’ pots J i ' Stet wt. . 7 ‘ ; f . , = = “+= —— 4 —+- » ~~ * = ran c /. f set with two genuine diamond ‘ in ae 4 . / ‘ ; - - a pol : x hig sr teplica sapphires. I+ has ” pS ee 3 io tvs ‘ : ac . e . ; : ' ror . « . : - , = oo =. Ftain black, bivue or fan- cy stripes, regulars, stouts and slims: choine. Te S19 1? Fig gt Gig ote Cig ate Chg ge Cay) 7 49 ' * &) BOYS" TAD GIRL 3-4 GENUINE ELGIN U Zaws a: al = 3 liens. 2:cor coma . s — . ie Nea oa" 434LE} OOT COM = SEERSUCKER | X\ cs // 25 iv kalo J “3 e - z and hKellr. On GRAND RAPIDS. MICH ent ~ saie Saturdar. SUITS $f 95 ke € ek. me a | , £ 7 . | r | ro 7 ' 7A . > “a - . - oe , ’ Ge senor ou = : Diamond TANT sadsomely engraved 18h |B . i rtt* * ; ; - : 73 x -_ ? p> Ty, } « = oe ‘ 2 4 oo : . / . . 4 : ' ; “y diel, iain sn a se er old mounting. | , . JX EN S $ 5 SUITS : | | Nc a — oe % —— sidil iE : a n. Sef with large | ~ »*: > : aic 4 siiee 5 + 4 1 : ' ; A . a Pn eg ee oa $ y re $ $2 Ribbed | .¢ Aii7TC 3 “69 ~ ; = oem => : . 7 = _ . ’ “« ae ae? [~\ POLRINGD 8 ; Be a9 ate Tye ge -~ Eieeapancenceleess B® h \, BATHING SUITS. | ONLY 50c DOWN — . we SI Cc Men's $2 Khaki Panis, pair... $1 mw SLIPPERS - em ims Vin riar ts | 95 BATHING SUITS =? % $5 Tropical Pants, aj! wool. $3.95 | Yor men, youths, women and misses: ail wow Mens $3.50 Dress Pants. $1. Z| a er ge i nt of colers. Many with AMP a e gcenurmpe steei Therm-a-Box. Length “0 inches, widtt C OR ' hes, be sone 11 nehes, with deubie steei handles + vS o~ nsulated cenmtainer with ice compartment. heeps PICNIC “ai oF nd for "4 te 48 heurs, CARTRIDGES |WALL TENTS “T5COUCH HAMMOCKS | {3 s Diamond Wedding ing Ll E Saal oras a Ce - Se ee L : , ~ ONLY 50c DOWN | EES ras memes ccns: agpegesen ee : F THE HOME BEAU’ Solid Gold = Seg 50 41 ana: Diamond = ONLY 50c DOWN : . ea Salt 1 “i Dinner WY aww 7 e ie oles aman go Ring Open Saturday Evenings cf | v6 7 Soli d G oid 2 =z = nd Brambach vers everywhere. 1¢ Copyright. 1927 Aromberg s " 3 d ae a7 Lt = © the worid. See and hear it N »* 4 My. go 22Caliber. Shertsa, Longs sera Long Sx tO ft, - Bifle, Leamek and Smokeirss. : vf a - 4 —_ eae splendidiy ap- o j ; . ; iy ‘ ‘ JS “* Th fe | % ea ata { ie ” > ~ her 7 al wey AS Ys 44 mee a Cartridges, for $1.55 hyai) Waterproo! Wail 'ONTS . $10.95 finished in —TAY angs, Dor of 90........... BRE Hhsss waiern’ Auto Tents, 7:7, $7.85] baked enamel, $4.49. 18 Boxes. SOO Cartridges, for $1.5 Long Rifle, ber of 50. 26¢ | $'8 Auto Watern Tents. $10.95 ey 2 ae Cone 34.955. Complete. as iflus- 1@ Bexes, Cartuldene meg $2.23: 3/8 Watern’ Aut | ints, 7x8 $10.95 trated. <pecial. $17.39 i pounds, r deulbie tree, Toe ten “ase 4 ff. & in. he & ft. s RNEYSEa ARMY GOODS STORE ™ [iueaan )‘" & WASHINGTON fe Uh j wel are ‘ . 2 é \oser " ’ % , 4 } \ togt a | We Will Allow Tare Val 5 , ; . eC Your Present Piane VeTuing onyx, set with @ ot. fine, genuine diamond m a a mounting of 18k sold = Exclusive us white goid " wondertul i bargain im this sale. | 7¢, S0c DOWN soc Down CULL : “The Music Cente 49 ge C19 gT® bap ate tio gle Cis gts tap ate tip ff RRLENE 4s OEE CESRACEBOCES CEE eSE REECE ECOL ESE TL EERs 050805 60) eEeEeE: a ater St on nd a Tart ——

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yrist Watch. ty design, 14K solid gold. amonds and $29. 85 t has.a 15- waite gold mounting. a design. Set with large ul d oe te $95: 00 LY 50c DOWN rist Watch a finished watch engraved ign and fit- Mh accurate Solid Gold $4945 Here is rare value! Genuine save set with a fine, genuine diar mond in a4 mounting of 18k solid white gold. A wonderful bargain in this sale. s0c DOWN Bes as. 5 ps0 t ss oes 2s | oT, as? 67, a1? OT, 09% *sQVERTISEMENT Jarge Crowds to City te World. See and hear it NOW! 7 » Robbed of $360. “thief entered the home GOVERNMENT PI ANS Kelly of 7349 Vert — | nit durii ig the game tally and stole eee Expects to Provide Flyers Soon, With Dependable Ocear, Weather Forecasts. r Opera Draws lovers from near-by | 416 eoming to St. Louis pumbers to attend the a Opera at Forest Park. | By the Associated Pr-es. | WASHINGTON, June -4.—Prep.- . | aration of complete ocean weather Cl\iY, AS Weil 48 Ff) a} to the ct | charts and dependable forecasts ' fo are cordially in- wp the Prufrock- -Litton Fur- fo, Fourth and St. Charles what is new and beau- ogee tobe and builders of nil glean many help- rom a visit to their ra this time. Saturday ta three-piece fiber suite, 454. Open until 5:30 Satur- every day for the benefit of aircraft | navigators, as well as masters of | water craft on the North Atlantic, is a project which the United States Weather Bureau hopes to accom- plish within the near future. The transatlantic airplane flights have stimulated the receiving of ocean weather reports, enabling the bureau to keep the proposed Byrd fiight well advised as to the winds, storms and fogs which would be encountered in the crossing, This :NNERSTEN Ss service wae m ade possible, officials : said, largely by the voluntary co- | an Gupe oF EAL HOPS operation of” _ pmasters and of the radio companies, which eollecte d | | bureau for charting and analysis, “In future transatlantic flying such voluntary co-operation will hardly be as readily forthcoming,” ! the officials said, “since the novelty | of the enterprise will be gone and public interest less keen. Officials of the Weather Bureau are accord. | ingly figuring out what can be done to stimulate interests in ocean | ' ! | | jr ' ' ne | twice caily and delivered it to the ! weather reports, to add to the safe- ty of flying and of navigation. It | is their hope that shipmasters will continue the work when the pres- ent flying season is over. Never- | | theless, something more perma- | ” FIC Ay madt. | nently dependable is essential. | eR “That a more complete and ex- | tificial Flavors: | tensis ‘e organization of the ship | agers = | service is necessary is shown by | | the fact that on some days while | HICKEL COMPANY the fiyers were waiting for favor- 1106-08 N. Broadway able conditions, the Weather Bu- CEatral 1133-34-35-36 TER FLAVOR sh real hops mixed reau did not get one ship report 'from areas a thousand miles wide | in the Atlantic. Even on May 1§, | two days before Lindbergh made | his successful fight, no report was | received from any ship between mid-ocean and the Irish coast. It | was not until he had started that. weather reports from ships became nearly adequate. When Chamber- | lin made his flight the information | coming in was more abundant than | in any previous period. | “Eventually, when funds and fa- cilities permit, the Weather Bureau ;4 ‘ fptaet Mail 7 ees Hel reed : if* Bar) RAM ity UHL HME HA f aes Seis Te jg, Weal. ie from all ships in the Atlantic lanes. Such reports, supple country, Canada, Greenland, Ice- | land and Europe, would make pos- | sible the preparation of complete | ocean weather charts and depend- | able forecasts every day.” COFFEE FIRM PLEADS GUILTY OF ADULTERATING PEPPER Biston Company _ Fined $100 on) Each of Four Counts by Federal Judge Davis. ‘South Seventh street has pleaded ieuiltv, through counsel, before Federal Judge Davis to a criminal | ‘information charging violation of | Tanglefoot Spray |the pure food amd drugs act in | ‘adulteration of black pepper with | acts like “liquid fire” when used | mosquitoes It liter- | C2venne and rice meal, ally burns them up ; Ite power will astonish - you. And Tanglefoot ernmen $100 on each of four counts. Gov- SRAND RAPIDS, MICH. committed solely for the purpose of underselling compc®fors. —~_ | _ th BRAMBACH . BABY GRAND PIANO *675 Convenient THE HOME BEAUTIFUL CONTAINS A GRAND! OR the modern home, the Brambach is the ideal iano, Small, beautifully proportioned, and eagerly responsive. The Brambach will bring Many years of complete musical satisfaction. *tkillfully is the Brambach fashioned that for many hopes to get reports twice daily '§ mented by re- |] ports from land stations in this '|§ The Biston Coffee Co. of 216 | Judge Davis imposed fines of | t inspectors said the viola- | quality costs no more. tion was the first observed here in | wu, DAS held a place of high esteem among true ‘ic lovers everywhere. Today the name Brambach ds for the most renowned small Grand Piano in We Will Allow Liberally for Your Present Piano in Exchange. Exclusively at uggs Vondewoont ane “The Music Center of St. Louis” ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH __ _.FRIDAY EVENING, After colliding with another au- tomobile yesterday afternoon at laevent? -ninth and State _ streets, | East St. Louls, a westbound ma- B. ‘chine driven by ©. Persons, a | salesman, 6f 4702 Olive strect, ran upon the sidewalks striking Wal- ter Riley, 11 years old. of 834 North Ejghtieth street. The child was taken to his home suffering | from internal injuries and body bruisés. The driver of the ear which col- | lided with Persons’ machine was | M. J. Walsh of 621 North Seventy- AUTO HITS | BOY Y ON SIDEWALK ninth street. He was attempting to | make a left turn into Seventy- | ninth street. Worry Worry kills people. If you have money worries, we can help you. Borrow enough from Gs to pay all your debts. Pay us back in easy payments. All we ask is that you are steadily employed. We have helped thousands get out of debt. No charge for information. Come in anytime. | YAHLEM FINANCE CORP., 1035 N. Grand. Open Till © PF. M. JUNE 24, 1997. ST.LOUIS PUsT DISPATCH PAGE 19 _ ) } ae > ee © ae © 8 8 ee 8 8 ee the oceen weather information |§ WELCH & CO. ——$"""4 105-07-09 OLIVE ST. Great News fo Economical Furniture Buyers! WareHouse SATURDAY IS YOUR LAST AND FINAL OPPORTUNITY!!! ALE POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY, 9 P.M. Saturday at 9 P. M. Closes This Most Remarkable of All Furniture Sales! Actual and Genuine Savings That Range Up to ', Can Be Effected Here Now! Think What a Glorious Savings Opportunity This Is! Let Nothing Interfere With Your — Here Saturday, the Final Day! Make Up Your List Now! Come Prepared to Save Big Money!!! $175 HANDSOME FIVE-PIECE SATURDAY LAST DAY AT Rich walnut veneer In com- bination with select cabinet hardwood. Dresser, poster bed, chest of drawers, van- e@ity and chair. Bedroom Suite “117 $240 SUPERB THREE-PIECE Mohair Overstuffed Suite CAR 1s. ””l—Fe E +S FRONTS AND SIDES. SATURDAY LAST DAY IN THIS SALE AT . 2146) $200 Beautifully Designed 8-Pc. DINING-ROOM SUITE SATURDAY LAST DAY AT Expertly built 60-inch wo fet. large dining table, chairs and one armchair. 11/ $360 4-PC. CONSOLE DRESSER Bedroom Suite SATURDAY LAST "AST DAY AT 52-inch dresser with sepa- Se os otek a= chifterche and graceful wanity dresser. Marveouisiy built. 159 $80 ALL-WHITE METAL 75-POUND INTERIOR LINED SEAMLESS | PORCELAIN? 49 00 REFRIGERATORS Saturday—Last Day at EVERY ITEM A‘BIG MONEY SAVER! LAST DAY $65 Reed Fiber 3-Piece SUNROOM SET Settee, Armchair 19 and Arm ee: 4 LAST DAY THIS SALE AT. $124.75 3-Piece Reed Fiber Long Bed-Davenport Suite Last Day In $ : This Sale at.. $17.50 Smith & Davis ieee Panel Wood-Finish Steel Bed ‘Qi Actual $55 Apex Electrie Vacuum Sweeper as en S342 $30 Lloyd GO-CART Fancy Finished. ‘¢ 12 25 LAST DAY IN $33.50 Smith & Davis THIS SALE ... DAY-BED Last Day In 4 2 This Sale at.. ~— $55 KITCHEN CABINET Fancy finishes ry 80 match ot A Seta. LAST ge IN THIS SALE $70 White Porcelain Cabinet GAS RANGE ris cone, AGS $55 Five-Piece BREAKFAST SET With sien ont sd 80 hile. PLAS THIS ayn at 1.25 White Enameled BATHROOM MIRRORS With torel hanger. Special while lim- C ited quantity lasts, Oil Stove With Shelf “Nesco” with enameled high shelf Last Day In This Sale at... Special Low CREDIT pra i lone OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. ‘ a -_ $250 4-PC. VANITY DRESSER Bedroom Suite SATURDAY LAST DAY AT Charming bow-end bed, dresser, convenient § chiffo- robe and beautiful full-size vanity dresser. Expertly constructed, $500 Splendid ‘Kreutzer’ PLAYER PIANO Values Up te $125 in Phqnographs oa on . 94% $130 Two-Dial Cabinet RADIO In attractive high-grade Console Cabinet with built-in loud spenher. $ LAST DAY IN THIS SALE AT SATURDAY—Last Day to Save Up to 1/5 on RUGS $52.50 All-Wool Seamless AXMINSTER RUG Last Day In iD 9 5 This Sale at.. $47.50 Wool Seamless Fringed VELVET RUG san ot . oe AXMINSTER RUG Last Day In (38° This Sale at.. $65—Heavy Wool VELVET RUG Last Day In (33° This Salo ét.. $50—9x12 Seamless VELVET RUG Last Day In 1D 8. This Sale at.. $39.50—9x12 All-Wool SEAMLESS RUG Last Day In ‘1 9= This Sale at.. $30—9x12 All- SEAMLESS RUG $200 3-PIECE COIL SPRING Bed-Davenport Suite SATURDAY LAST DAY wh 1 1 71 THIS SENSATION- ALLY LOW PRICE. $500 MASSIVE NINE-PIECE DINING- ROOM DINING-ROOM SUITE SATURSAY i> aiid LAST DAY AT Buffet, china closet, exten- sion table, 5 chairs, 1 arm- chair, having genuine Mohair spring seats. $300 THREE-PIECE MOHAIR Bed-Davenport Suite = $184 $130 ALL-WHITE $25 REFRIGERATOR FURNITURE | L SON moral PORCELAIN B0) Inside & BATORS OU | AE FRIGERATOR 8 3 Saturday —Last Day al OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. Last Day In aa 6° 4 This Sale at.. Three - wip pice icer; +e ment DAY IN THIS SALE AT.. " Qutendieiauad Day at 1105- 07- 09 OLIVE ST. , 4 NN IN RAE Rem "Pie amp ie TAI RY, : ; ey + + cry ‘ P leorah | a ARIS cis ent ae ee "ie esa } ae 5 s “’ . * " x hae os CATR Re tigre CEN Nate ao a m9 ptm r OER oe die ty 4 ‘ TRY? on: + M M mae renee o, iegeaeaeem - > 5 Mm , a Yb bie, " © SP onaehage Stet sh hie an Hii De Rao bal alg webct Sek 8 ha ten to * pare i Pisgah tc ee tea, a Te, toy x eee Ay abode mada >> Ties Lond (ap bends. anal PEE 4 a OR RRM A GAR a gy i he reo baa ~— aan 2hbee a “ - M4 .= im rg Pe " - ™ : re Bis ee et , OT ate mes ~) ae 9 oe idk ee ee ee * ~ a + bi of r] —r,. ° ” » . ° ? oy ss Va aaa We > . ted, " . ae a 4 ah + te Neh Be age me yt & .

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on) EVENING, JUNE 24, 299% = | Sy ANA ANIA AND JUGO- SLAVIA AGREE TOE END IMPASSE suggestion eaten cal Powers to} accept Over nomena Artsirg tle D go-Slav Luvoy. 2 oh 1 el oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ — - - - - - ————— - : “ — - ypmatic gta!’ G ermany ant that an re rai her “ae op ramet ent impasse betw een the | * eentrien which “threatens ~~ the Balkan a ted that aes Alfficu e peace of ote is expec |(GREAT TR we FIRESTONE, KELLY, 6000 —and Other Heavy Non- » $4.45 Milles $6. 75 B| Ravers $7.50 i| Heavy Ball nt Nona! 29x4.75, $8.7 30x4.75. $0.1 er 30x4.95. $9. 36.0 SE 1033 of Ss. L. Til nde!! 0152 = TIRES MOUN’ Dealer. get our Free City Delivery. |«STOUT }| GoeBea 2) x Y —s ~ ——s -_—_ A emma = et oe nee ei - ad . ' + * ’ . * os Sa aengemmngEE tere — eae .

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18277 voted on by St. Louts and St. Louis County in the 1928 general elec- tion. About 10 years ago a projected outer park system was defeated by the city’s vote, although the county “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__ FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 23. YBIMIA AND JUGO-SLAVIA jez now nat ne conea out. /ERROR IN CHARGE TO JURY WINS |OUTER PARK SYSTEM AGREE TG END IMPASSE wna: Aibania retease a1. Giourach-| GONDEMNED MANNEW TRIAL’ FOR COUNTY PROPOSED ksvitch, Dragoman of the Jugo- Mi Slav legation at Tirana, whose ar- atlas Seta choices one | aan ummthed te Genet rest on a e brought Henge wr. 0M perenne BTA eects ee With pang > Bodies on arirega it. The Regional Plan- peerge riot @ Post-vispatch. oject. ning Federation, covering the’ s Albania and fe ae ee ee pense: me JEFFERSON CITY, June 24.— A movement to create an outer} Whole metropolitan er A ers 0 1Dé 4 Ne pr . Over tne arrest. | An erroneous instruction to the| park system for the metropolitan | has had outer parks as one of its | via, it is learned ere, Nave | Russians to Welcome U. S. Students | jury on the effect of a confession | community, in St. Louis County, | prime objectives. | de favorable repli bag age oy SG 9 pat Mehta resulted in division No. 2 of the/ was started by the Optimists’ Club WE goes handed to them _ dip- es - sph June 24.—-A deleg@-|supreme Court yesterday reversing | of Wellston, at !uncheon at the | Saloon Man’s Body Found in River. DELIVER jomatic representatives o rance,| tion from the Central Bureau of |), conviction of Ival Hersh of St.| Wellston Masonic Temple yester- JOLIET, Il., June 24.—The body ere Joseph, under death sentence for| day. A’ committee was appointed | of William Paul, 35- ear- 2 | a ltedeer Gan aodenmee ce an offense against his 13-year-old/to confer with similar committees | proprietor at Troy, aa pte Syratuse University and Bates Col- daughter, and remanding the case| of other county civic organizations, | taken last night from the Des lege whe' plan to visit ciaitiaien aan for new trial. The confession it-| which the Optimists hope will be! Plaines River. Paul’ disappeared Leninerad ~ | self was held to be admissible, but | established. early yesterday. Police, after an : the instruction given by tho trial The committee comprises Pre- | examination of the body expressed Judge on its effect was declared; bate Judge Hodgdon, a potential! the belief Paul had been murdered @ prejudicial comment upon the/ candidate for Governor, chairman; | They arrested Clifton Van Meter, evidence. Willlam E. Reason, a real estate|18, for questioning. He was the Every Purpose Commissioner Walter N. Davis, | ™@n. and David L. Remley Jr. The} last person known to have been ——: -_—- bamboo Fly Rods from author of the opinion, held that project, it is proposed, shall be with Paul. Outside Hose Faucets 8 to 10 feet long, Casting a confession, made by Hersh to | - a Se, a. ae Rods, 3 to 6 feet long, Sales- St. Joseph police, in the presenc: 2 tang . aa men's samples, reduced to LESS THAN HALF PRICE of several witnesses, was obtained , — ee boom Sid's FIRST | ~29x4.40 2914.40 without coercion. Hersh repudl- Employ Your Own Funds Saas iores te toe Seth Somes sy SHAKESPEARE REEL Quadruple multiplying; 100-yard ted th f ial. This Mower is fully ball-bearing and Heavy | .$4.45 I BALLOON Miller Non-Skid| ate e confession at his tria , ° for Your Own Profit eapacity. Regular $1.50 If-sh ing, R Heavy Non-Skid | “The instruction invades the self-sharpening, 4 highly tempered 8c | value. Special Buy Economy Shares. For 40 years these super-safe —_ a a exceptionally fine Miller $6 , a m | province of the jury by assu:ning Mower. ecular metly-Spcing- 7S - $ United States, the controvertible fact that the de- field OS 91004 7 . . 50-Ft. Steel securities have paid 6% dividends to thousands of thrifty Tape men and women in St. Louis. $11.50 value. fendant made a confession,” said Heavy Balloons| Special Cords Finely tempered They are issued under the supervision of the Missouri § pecial the opinion. “The instruction as- iat Woncbet sumed the making as an admitted re n=Skid versiz rs , 29x4.75, $8.73530x5.25, $10,15 yb phe ae Rate $1.95 | State Department of Finance, and protected by Non-ne- gotiable First Deeds of Trust. One dollar is enough to fact, when the burden rested on2 | 30x4.75., $9.1 +e 5 $10.50 Sixs4. * - 7.00 33%41%.813.75 Adjustable Wrenches start. the State to prove that he made it. | 25.77. $12.25] 3224. . ..$8.50] 33x5. ..815.00F Send for Free Booklet—A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” &, . 30x4.95. ger eon aia ene teeeae ee : AUTO MECHANIC ARRESTED | $033 Lowst SE TIRE co. 2701 Washington | ADMITS THEFT OF CAR) Economy Bldg. & Loan Ass’n. Lindel! 0152 TIRES MOUNTED FREE Lindel! 9182 7 John R. Branum Was Trying to | International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut Suggestion -of Powers to le Difficulties Arising Over arrest of Jugo-Slav Envoy, Asseciatec Press. —_ Ravana June 24.—The CENTRAL 4400 =| 811 N. SIXTH ST. - CHERRY STONERS BALL-BEARING The ns — — ha l RODS AND REELS LAWN MOWER cherry; ie self-feeding. Abso- lutely the most satisfactory 9g 8c K/ an Stoner made. Our special price ay - : : URL iE icy we nen verte AVERY shear ce WARIO, anata » Germany and Great Britain| Proletarian students left today for pssesting that an end be brought 4 the present impasse between the two countries, which “threatens : the peace of the Balkans.” tt is expected that the difficul- GREAT TIRE VALUES oe GET OUR LOW PRICES ON i Sige, FIRESTONE, KELLY, GOODYEAR, FISK, UNITED STATES, MILLER, AJAX —and Other Hi#h-Grade Tires. Bay now A Faucet for Brass Hose Faucet For %-Inch tron pipe: will fit any size hose. Special, 69c Brass Kitchen Faucet 14-inch size. Special Ideal for work around the auto, or for general shop use. The Wrenches sere adjustable to a large variation of sizes. Combina- 6- a. 10- tion Bath- 49c in. 59c ja. 69c Tub CARPENTER’S BRACE Faucet $1.95 | Sink Faucet Nickel-Plated With ehina handle; mark- Forged steel blades: easy to use and fast cutting. Special - r - ‘ * e . » 7 ‘ ah mite +" Oy. weet * Oi tel eile +i iG . a , — $4 Bt ges % ‘ ae a Sa ee enn latch tt Nts Sli teih iba D ey Ste REE ae Pile, city 0 then: ah i hy ai panctagln Mate a ee « ¥, ’ 7 : ; . ’ ° ‘ 4 oe x : tyke, Aa , , ede » 9 & Peroe% ov a yn te : ‘ictus ¢:i- Ra PL Ine Meio mln . Sots, Sigh igen Re ocean ‘ca ante de saaes a. daheg eee oe 6 tee ~ “ * 4 « ~ - ° ” “a ~ ** et y ~ * ee th he epee pete he ant «- eee oa ~ Dealer. get our prices. Open Eventi Dispose of Machine Taken pgs and Sunday. | From Daytona, Fla. John Raymond Branum, 21- year-old nutomobile mechanic, ia and his wife, Mrs. Fannie Bell Branum, 17, whom he married last FOR February, were taken into custody ia last night when a stolen automo- , “= {| bile was found in his possession. ane Bryant Rasoment ace said he and another man stole the automobile, the property of J. C. SIXTH AND LOCUST Saturday Special! New Wash Dresses Free City Delivery. ane et EEE cam Well built and finished ha) Sereen Doors, in standard nt sizes, covered with close ‘mesh, black, galvanized or bronze wire. SPECIALLY PRICED FROM $1 ‘69 to $6.25 1 Screen : — — poe oO ar a ed for hot or Millers Falls Ratchet Brace $ . eold water. with 8 or 10 inch sweep. 1.29 READY-CUT aoe: $1 15 Special SCREEN FRAMES = . WOOD BITS Set of 4 Bits, ai he % and % With Corner Irons and Beading inch; in canvas ro 36x36 42x42 48x48 49c 5ic 69c cog at ied a ; } CéW@iliiams Baseball FREE! An Official - Size Amateur League, horsehide cover Base- . ’ ‘tes. . - . ; te "SS : ’ ~ ‘ ‘ : . ° ~ tee y linet Ae - = . . meh Pie 2 . : renanEee rato ger > ad oats oa eae ty A . rr athe ani, wate ‘ — e . tiny ee. red fe dia! . ™ * eee’ Se ht gh ite lier Ry ’ ; . wer ie 6” Y - 5 * are ¢ POPOL pres al 4 Delis id . ihe 1 ‘ RP eb 2 iy i m7 ' Se ied * —T bf hay ots > * } _ tie 7 : ~ > Ans 4 os , Ft - as 2 — ts Bate 4, ep sa “i tl ero 2% ™ yates. Hibbs a. 2 eat 2 Bile d pista. >, a ee eee ' 2 Paes eS “Bas re a Stak mays | sone . } “ ‘ > r . . oe y , 1 3 >, 2 > ie . rm" - at Av * a o d p. m. When the men saw they | 9 Boys’ Buster Brown |] Oxfords and Shoes {Jf} 28. "S:"5e3 $1.99 were noticed by the policemen they ordered the driver to speed away. They were overtaken at Armstrong | Assortment avenue and LaSalle street. | 4 tone, regular $3.50 val. Boys’ mannish Oxfords and Shoes, made of tan or black calf with fancy stitching; round or balloon toes; flange rub- iS ey , OL One of them is Leonard Bying- | of Styles s°) as Li he ; ton, 21 years old, who, police say, | ler me 4 ber heels. Also patent leather. WHEELBARROW — LARGE &BIZE Contract ors size “Sterling” Wheelbarrow ; capac ity, cu. feet. Made with large steel wheel, steel tray and steel supported maple handles and lers. $4.9 5. Regular $6.50 value. Special Auto Horn ti J ~ be: - ’ ’ ; mo a - oo ; = : : ; ee nT ae Sree a 7 . 2 vate ¢ ~ - . Ye sot, me " nae 4 : ln ae age” x 2085 m er & aa - ' fai ia, pot. % OL WO ay " r * ‘ ti wi sar as =, a % Le Dy. ‘7 a! Bead ~ pert rd , +, . aa la) | e Neponset ZLI SL GSA Armstrong eee ort Eb Certainteed Ms A Wall Paper in Room Lots 12 ROLLS OF DUPLEX OATMEAL PAPER— $ 98 am Cassimeres, Chevietse and Tweeds; New Light Shedes; Neat Stripes; Conservative Patterns Opera Pumps, Strap Pumps, This is probably the lowest price for Suits of such high-grade materials, style and tailoring; single and double breasted Suits with 2 or 3 button coats. Collegiate and conservative styles. Your Choice of Any Light Weight Men’s Summer Suits in the House at $4.95 and $9.95 22 yards of border, 8 rolls of ceiling. Regular $4.50 value *e @ @iete © An extensive assortment of @ \\i!) cover the average size room without a scam. | . Ow ‘hoes Values in This Lot to $1.75 wide, extra-heas y Over 50 choice pnt- $ 95 Size 2 ft. & in. by square yard, 48c, 3c : 6 ft. 8 in; well made a , with satisfaction pits guaranteed. You know — 2 es they can't beat the | = prices. plain and cut-out styles. A All sizes. ————mne Positively a real WOMEN’S $4 TO $6 HANDBAGS $1.10 4-YARD-WIDE CORK LINOLEUM popular new colors and styles § “* ™4™y 74s. as wanted at a sq. on Sale at S$9c Each iotne an felt-base $1.59 great many with the popular \ Oy, bargain. These ; : ° Largain! Bargain! Bargain! Genuine Cork Linoleum, 4 yards wide, made Light-Colored Kid Sensational Values from pulverized cork, linseed oil and rubber, pressed on a heavy burlap back. 64 in pouch and under-arm Bags. 65c FELT-BASE Floorcovering, 2 yds. Per Pair enameled aurface. Screen Doors perfect rolls, at, a euelity goods at low short vamps; spike heels. § Window Screens perfect Screens— i VA Y er, der. 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ * i, | are moored. + | MacMillan, after attending @ commencement exercises at doin Collezc@ his a'ma mater, ie turned to Wiscasset last night, Se omen. eae 9 PAGE aaa Northern Pacific Income Declines. rating income for May. By the Associated Presa. 192i, decline $303,214. ST. PAUL, Minn., June Despite the fact that commercial freight carloadings on the North- ern Pacific in May were the heavi- est for any May in the five bein ‘flected railway income. years, indicating an Upward trend | Livestock and Banc products load- | saat in! ‘ 1 1 S ifi SE iain tbe cents oti net ee eens | Probibation Administrator’s Victim Testifies Towel and Rope Bound Head and Official Kicked Him. } ' | + a ima *¢h in tion of demanding the immediate | | 7 indictment of Heise for assault. ; | The demand for Hetse’s suspen- Ne ictor he cw Victor Wye sion and the announcement La Guardia would ask an indictment | 20644—""The Whisper Song”—Fox Trot (when the Pussy willow whispers to the catnip) |against Heise were contained in a | Art Landy and his orchestra. telegram sent by La Guardia to Mellon. “One O'Clock Baby”—Fox Trot. : Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenacers. oo weil __FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927_____ Sa ee ‘ENGINEER BURNED IN EXPLOSION ire “Fat noon for Northern Labrador, was| Peterson’s clothing caught fire | 4 's} DRY CH F ITS SING ON MACMILLAN POLAR SHIP threatened with a setback when ex-/ and he jumped a ed 24.— shown in the monthly report filed losion of solin blowto-ch | Wigcasset River, where the ‘aeio— tate Commerce Com- | actiocnee of Repetition, Getetaied | cal ; on te ie enainn room | and powentn, MacMillan’s vess-is, | rday. The drouth of | C to Start Tomorrow. Slightly | started a tire aS 46-13 | | “ Pat scheduled to sail tomorrow after-| burns. a a eS ses This was a de maged of the s:hooner Radio, a unit of the | sharp ' Da ' by Fire. : Millan flotilla | yields, still is | By the Associated Press. MacMillan flotilla. it .3, > * . . _f ; ca 1e CG The fire was | Af4 pets ees A | WISCASSET, Me., June 24.—The extinguished with ae n 4-7 . ——ZZ —————— Frain le > 7 ia St n | YA little damage, | SA AM ALLL Arctic expedition of Lieutenant-! and Engineer Peter Peterson of| 4 hy | Commander Donald B. MacMillan, Essex, Mass., escaped with minor One of man’s greatest joys in connection with his successes in life is the congratula- tions of his friends. And Flowers say “Con- gratulations and Good Luck” better than spo- ken words or written phrases. He appreci- ates them most. » the Associated Press “NEW YORK, Chinese method of pi 1e tying of a towel about given the June 24. — A inishment, in- | volving t} the head of a “PAGES 23—28 BRO\ man 10-inch. List Price. 75¢ ? J-ineh “shira degree.” has been used at headquarters. in Federal a te. nNgust eise - . . AUR: H ise, as ol : any official state ' 70646—"“I'm in Love Again—For Trot. al ) administrator _ ees rn a Paul Whiteman and his ore: estra 1¢€ n charges, pending the “Wherever You Go—Whatever You Do es . sclared th. ti} Fox Trot. I Maj. Chr P. Mills, administrator. ester chief pro- | while ist Price. 75c + im eh. List Pmce. 75¢ 4 _ hoe ¢i« P Lili & 4s sche, de Nat @hilkret and the Victor Orchestra. °0645—"“One Sammer Nicht?’’—Fox Trot. Roger Wolfe Kahn and ! s orchestra. “South Wind’—Fox Tret. 4 hie oreche WuRUIIZER Olive : St. | i \ - i} ~ io} -s = i} ) ’ 1 i ; } MNT ESS ES Two Missouri Convicts Paroled. SON CITY. June 2 t be‘ prosecuted. ld oink nothing points remember knew ft >7 hand and foot in a chair. Then they tied a about my head it a rope around the towel. kicked the someone hit mé On ate the head with a stick.” asserted that a room was “kick- a window ’" when he refused to give formation. Threatened to Twist It. Heise testified he had or-} ered his men to tie Briggs’ arms ! towel and pi No Money Down! ‘- Taiec ™ ‘ Maior Heise me in stomach and not! Your Radio Deserves in another iis « ta we’ WSS 4 iit. thrown against The Perfect Uniting Instrument Its flexible, osmiridium point yields to the slight pressure, natural with the writing hand — it lets you think and write easily. Compare this with stiff, unyielding pen points. Osmur- idium is the most durable pen point material knowa. The Carter Rocker Spring Clip will not fray the pocket. A slight pressure opens this buz/t-:2 clip — pen is removed and replaced without pulling or jamming the pocket. 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WT r ek i P\ APS . | June 24—Biue Torch, of @ lo stable. won the mile a quarter feature race here — ternoon before about 7#00@ defeating Grass Maid by a Mrrengo wag third. ~ | Blue Torch was = field swept past the clubhou kept it througheut. standiz Grass Maids stretch spurt latter started off in second dropped back again Git stretch turn was reached, a2 made her bid for the firs tion. The winner paid 983 Good Prices im First Dream Life. at $22.50) came home first in the 4 event, beating Trevis by ® length. after coming from the leaders. Trevis led most.of, the s tongs. War Boy, a field bez third. . A mutuel freak. developed Place and show prices of Trevis paid $9.96 to place af 49 to show. Rundark won a close.one second race and paid the Price of $15.30. Rundark @ Deadwaill. the early leader Men’s Signet Rings Stone-Set Ring monds. white dia- $250 $6.25 a Week 4 beautiful Wrist rectanguiar shape. gold case. fitted ewel movrement ; Lit coid-fibed pansion bracelet Beautiful FREE! FREE! 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Be . *% , : ) all . = "ae i a Elgin “trap Watrh—orw ibie Eigin movremen' Elgin Watch tcli-gracde a pen fac q Trent luetpr _J $23.50 $1.00 a Week ‘ara We carry all standard makes of Railroad Watches “guaranteed to pass Inspection Credit at Cash Prices Open Monday and Satur day Until 9:30 P. M- “4 Other Days Till 6: of Call or write for Cataicg se Phone MAin 0087 or 1086 and man will cail. three furlongs and his ef most played him out & Stretch fight. / Wood Cricket would haw had the race been a few longer. The latter finished f lost out by «= head. comin far back and passing Queel which shewed. Wood Crick ed like a has-been on the the post and paid $11.90 © Whittaker, ang boiting for workout before the oan the signal. Kenetta aise rider temporarily but did a away. it was rether 2 @ Greta’s price was doll, ti H Phitpot. the bait | rode Nani Hawaii to =m @ tory tn the ‘eurth. ater: her tm restraint in the earl of the race. She ~ away from the others “‘retck. winning ‘*y thres The win price was $8.60. Trapdale was second a8 H., @ field horse. third. -

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acMillan. after atten mencéement Collegé hi ed to Wiscasset a mater, re. last night. of man’s greatest in connection his successes jin s the congratula- of his friends. Flowers say “Con- lations and Good k” better than Spo- words or written es. He appreci- them most. es. ee ae : $1.25 a Week Wedding Rings amond ree Qa . PN: N —— ~ w~N WS iit ~ > ei" 4 + x 7 7 f// As 4 a oe of 3, by Overthere- Election Bet Trainer. owner, Time. , , . : Bie Eq uivaleut 1¢ (234-5. te 2-5. 1:75 9.5) _Value to winners: $700. $200. $100 % ey. Odds to I ri Armstro 4 HORSE, Dream Life Trevis War in . hg Onk * hi “ Z isars toe dae pe ty ¢ ou Tih eS Yee Mertz . Cheatham - G MeDermoit iv worthy Peet N. Burger mt reds > bas Coney Island Queen Basi! Augusta Pro Cons i. EF be — pete om S&S er5t9 — Se RN dhe on SERS to Zegl 29 | ~~ Gro? emeeenent * Field. Dream Life Taced close outside and wore down Trevi pace to the stretch and hel side all the way. rough journey, finishing close up. : and could not recover enough to up and forced the pace to the stretch — in a tight’ fix. en also came from far Captain was shuffied bac tender. : : $2 mutuels paid: n $11.50. 5 : f $9.90. show $1 0.40: War Boy, show $3.20. ? — a7, aaa 95.50: ‘Trevis. — SECOND RACE—$ 1000 added, 3-year-oid and urlongs: Start good: won driving: place ome. ent to « 5 oa 2. by Runpymede-Mena. iner. C. Time, .23:2-5, Value to winners: $00. $200. S100, upward, claiming. six 2:27: at “post: R. Anderson. 4 aad, HORSE. et isc (92 eats: Dmampic Wood Cricket °*~~* Queen Clara 32 : Pg eat », pat SO moe et Qt ome yo: Serorends 5 Dora Laitz Yoo ~tus 9p Poser, 5 *Field. : Rusdark soon overtook Deadfall ; in the lead, held sway te the epd.. outfinishinge . W 4 vardly ‘and came fast on the outside in the last eizhth, up. Clara quickly raced up .to the lead he on gamely in final drive. outlasting Captain Fox.” Latter raced well and fir ished kamely. Captain Haney was Out- =o oe ‘ ¥: 4 —_ then g160% place ete Shon at san S17 nat, Paid: Rundark, win $1590, place $6. » BHow $4.30: Woo Place $11.50, show $4.50; Queen Clara shoe $3.10. © - + ote ‘tan; HIRD RACE—$1000 added. claim 2-year-alds, five and one-half fortonge: tari pe 5 won easily PP oie driving. went to post ae : at post 3 minutes. n- 2. 2.:2. by Bt. -Hoates. rainer. owner. > | ee “>. I: +o. “>, Value to winners: $700 nw). $100. Z =? . — hy . BZ Se first’ lialf wile. and moving into a ord cket. finishing close Queen ne HORSE. Pe oe, liz Lady Welcome Shasta Pone Sister Margie Kenotta . ... Lady Testie , Greta easily raced away at will to an come overtook Sister Maggie after Shasta Pope raced well. away one mile before ” race. but bore out repeatedly and tired badly. dy optpaced. : G ° bO: show. $2.40. Lady Welcome. show. $2.50 90. : FOURTH RACK—S 1000 added. -%-vear-old« Start good: won easily - piace driving. Went Winner, b. f. 3. by Radiant-Lady Sefia. Trainer. J. 472-5. 1:13 4-6. “Valne to Winnere: STOO. 20"). HOLA PP. sT. % 1, Nani Hawaii 9! 3 9 ; 6: Trapdale : . ilpot . Whittaker . Lewere> .. Yates and win in a canter. > — finished we | ; at the start an furtongs: and upward. : minut to poet 4:25 -- H. Laumbird. S100. claiming, six 5: at post .2 Time, Enuivalent ._ C 0 . is 2 52 2029 2S\. “oS « >> =v ee Ss - be ™ W429 ry MS as ~» 1 FE RRR eae 113 Pearl Madeline Charette 5 — ‘> & ASADw Armstrong . Clemreni« ~ Proce 3 Vt te ~ 03 Pearlie's t "ne Stanmore . G. MeDermott . Lang R. Chratha > Paes tale) (on | ee id 3 t a .* pot we 089 DM ~Fy “a a dn 8 ~~ + Chott uty Hawall wes shuffled back at the «tart and outrun for « half mile. up Into the lead after entering ihe stretch and came Yel last eighth to win as her rider bleaxe4. Trapdale raced with the leaders to the Streich. then got un on the inside inte the lead. but could net stell off winner end held on. well to the end. Loval HM. finiahed with a rueh, heading Pearl Madeline in last stride, Harry RP. began slowly and closed a errat gap. Charette tired. Quan?) was dene in stretch. Stanmore went well firet half mi'e. $2 mutuels waid: Nani Hewati. win $8.60 place $5. show $4: Trapdale. place $4.50. show $3.40: Loval H. show 87. FIFTH RACEK—$1000 addded, claiming. 4-yéar-old« and vupwerd. one and ‘a quarter miles: Start cood: won driving: Place. same. Went to port B:D1:: at post 3 minutes. Winner. br. c-. by Torchbrarer—_Biye Danuye 11. Trainer V. Gallo. Time. 94 9.5 § 3-5. 1:14 2-5, 2071-5. Value te witmer, $700. 8221. $114. Nan} worked her way Enouivalent HORSE. PP. aa, - F Str. Fin. Jorkey. Odde to 1 mwe Sek Z 2 1 ' FF. Armetfone. 2.45 Grasse Maid . S ; re . y l.. Aron Marengo 3 : § >, 3° ht 34% CC. Wates AR - Tie |... 10% 55 j ; 4 R. Huff 7.10 514 ©. & Phi'tips 1.0% 5 Vv so / (Slique simi : Hy ; ; 53 Sea_ Court = $$ __t. MeCisir_ _ 4001 . raced into command at the start, withstood Marengo “during the ¢i mile and then. finishing held Grasse Maid efe. Latter ceme with a strong rurh in the stretch but aWay and wae wnable to overtake the winner. Marengo back atr‘te> raced Cliaue ipto defeat. then hegan tir had no mighans. . Cliene acemingly was done nn 1° RY camelv bumped Marengo an elehth challenged reneatedt, in the ing in the final “drive Vennie Day after ening the first geven furlongs. ®e4 Court began poor! $2 mvutuele paid: Rive Torch, win S490 nlace $4.80 vlace $5.30. show $3.30: Marengo. show $4€.20. SIXTH KACE—$1000 added, claiming. S-year-oldxs and upward, six furlongs: Start good: won driving: place, same. Went t© post 4:20: at post 2 minutes. Wisner b. &. 8. by Sweep—Droell.. Trainer. E. Gilmore. 723 2-5, . 474-6, 1:14 4-5. Value to winner, $700. $ 00. $100. . 4 Time. Fin. Jockey. t. Legere . Eleten . Whittaker HORSE. Co]. Winn Blue Granite f Clif Sarko Flame uban uling . C t) —_" onl DRMUaBomrsy ~) le Aunt Lavra “S29 S'S s+) ~~ ~ showed much’ the moat aneed throucn- at the enc and juet lasted to eat Biue Granite. Lat- ter improved his position steadily from a slow becinning. finishing fast on the out- side and close up.. Cliff also came with @ rush or the inside at the end and outcamed Sarko. Latter raced forwurdly and forced .a good nace then tired neer Flames closed ye wrens. but was. forered to rare wide. Master Sweep Lampward was o adiy. Winn. win $27.80. race $7.70. show $4.90- Bine mutucle paid: Colonel . Granite, place $4.70. show $3.00; Cliff. show 87.40. SEVENTH RKRACE—£ 1000 miles: Start goed: won driving; Winner. b. ¢. 6. by Sun Briar- 12491-5. Value to winners Col. Winn broke into the lead quickly and out Dut was hard. pressed quit. $2 added place same... Went to post 4:47: thor. Trainer. owner. Time. -24 $700. S200, S$j0M. t. t-] mite, G8 4-5 11s 4. Drama ..... , Escolane ... O22 douse p 3° Sun Hathor raced restrained for hal- after. challenged strongety on the outside and just got up to win in the last atr ers in the stretch, taking’ the lead. but last vard. Lady Busch raced well up and held an strongiy to the end. tired badiy after racing into lead in the first six furlongs. i $2 mutuels pa Hathor. win tammy A miace $9.80. show $4.80: Tazewell. un piace $5.10. show $370: Lads Busch. ghow $3.10. SN EE RCH « 7 " cductevenatinadntntid _ 723 2-5 Latter raced: for- - . S-year-olds and upward. poe and a sixteenth . Scores “seri 7, SHERDEL PI oon Nam O Pipp Ib. ee 5 Walker rf......2 mt YeawNNOCCOOAP COSSSHOOOCON 4 RIXEY P.....2 KOLP’P....:.1 Picinich. :..... wloococOMMOooON ®looKowmenos “9 | NlosSowwwmna a | a loo F os ° mt Holm if...... Southworth rf. .4 Bel Sb: ...6..58 Snyder c......4 Toporcer ss....4 _ SHERDL'P ..4 Schulte ......0 SCSSOCOOmOmES COCKRPNeENN HSS SCOANCOMKUaA SCHUOCNOCOROP Soeoeooooocooh Total......39 31033 14 0 128465 67 €910 11 CINCINNATI 09000 00000200 2 11 000000001 8 Two out when winning run was scored. GOODMAN LEADS MANION 2 UP <a rly. : show $3.20: Grass Maid | Pittsburg | CARDINALS. 35 22 .614 .621 403 AFTER 18 HOLES Omaha Player Shoots Last Nine Holes in Three Un- By the Associated Press. BROADMOOR, Colo., June 24— John Goodman of. Omaha, shot the last nine holes in 32—three under par, to be two up on Jimmy Manion of St. Louis at the end of the first 18 holes of their 36 hole semi-final match in the Trans- mississippi championship. W. W. Beckwith, Lous Angeles, won his way to the finals of the Transmississippi senior champion- ship by beating H. Gooch, Broad- moor, six and five. Ward was one up on J. A. Ken- nedy of Tulsa. Ward and Kennedy were providing the best brand of golf. Kennedy shot the first ni ¢ in par 35. Ward's card showed 34, Manion required a 36 to make the outward trip, and Johnny Goodman, Omaha, took a 39. War4 added two birdies to his collection. ean coe ——— ES Pe nals war the result of the world cham with the Cincinnati Reds. The score was 8 to 2. Eleven innings were played. By winning while the went down ‘to. defeat before the Cubs, the world champions climbed to within one ganie of the first- place Pittsburg team. The attendance was announced officially as 5,500 + paid, 11,627 women and 2,627 Knot Hole gang members. ~ There will be a double header tomorrow, first game at 1:45 o'clock. The game: FIRST INNING. 7 CINCINNATI—Dressen flied to Douthit. Zitzman fouled to Sny- der. Frisch tossed out Pipp. NO’ bunted CARDINALS—Douthit and was thrown out * by Rixey. Frisch tripled to right-center and scored on Bottomiley’s sacrifice fly to Walker. Holm popped a single to right. Holm was out stealing, Hargrave to Critz. ONE RUN. SECOND INNING. CINCINNATI—Frisch tossed out Walker. Bressler flied to Douthit. Hargrave popped to Toporcer. NO RUNS. Cardinals—Southworth singled .<« center, Bel) singled to left, south- worth stopping at second. Snyder singled to center, seoring South.’ worth and sending Bell to third. Toporcer hit to Critz and Bell was out at the plate, Critz ty Hargrave. Sherdel forced Topo cer, Wan- ninger to Critz. ‘Douthit fouled to Hargrave. ONE RUN. THIRD INNING. | CINCINNATI ~— Critz singled to left. Wanninger hit into @ double play, Frisch to Toporcer . fo Bot- tomley.. Rizey . doubled 40 left center. Dressen lined to Douthit. NO RUNS. — CARDINALS—Rixey tossed . out. Frisch. Bottomley singled past Critz. Holm filed to Walker an short. right. Southworth singled off Rixey’s glove, Bottomley taking ‘ vond. Bell fouled to Dreasen. N:) RUNS. FOURTH INNING. : *« CINCINNATI—Zitzman ‘walke4. Pipp hit into a double play. Sher- del to Toporcer to Bottomiey. , Watker flied to Douthit. KO RUNS. | Cardinals—Snyder out by Wanninger. to Zitzman. Sherdel.. NO RUNS. INNING. Allen. RUNS. Pipp. way. RUN NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pct. Win Lose -... 37 20 649 655 .638 590 574 oe FIFTH CINCINNATI—Bressler flied to Douthit. Hargrave walked. To- porcer backed up on the grass for Critz’s pop fly. Wanninger was eut. Bottomley ° unassisted. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Douthit | fied to Walker. Frisch singled to center and stole second) Bottomley ‘flied to Walker.- Holm flied to Zitzman. ' NO RUNS. ; : SIKTH INNING. ing CINCINNATI—Frisch: went ‘to the foul line in right field’ for Rixey’s fly. Dressen popped to Frisch. Zitzman watked. Pippy popped to Toporcer. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Rixey tossed out Southworth. Dressen threw ovt Bell. Dressen made a fine stop ang "¢ SSRSSEs Re a are OO AI en aie threw out Snyder. NO RUNS. INNING amorrow Morning at 9 O'Clock mine Net gt Frm Pm SPORTSMAN’S PARK, June 24,—An Douthit ut, Pipp. NO RUNS TENTH INNING. CINCINNATI—Kelp -Pepped to Toporcer. [ Bell threw out CARDINALS — ag Critz threw out, SherJei, popped to Wanninger ELEVENTH CINCINNATI—Frisch Allen went out ed to Wanninger reudtiatuneetns ° an er, lit ‘to left. Douthit Hargrave to RUNS. ' Wnniigéer) . No fouled to Hoim. Ziteman. NO -RUNS. Toporcer ~~ mows : ee Re ANF cy tg threw out the same Bressler popped to Frisch, z worth also wag filling -the « walk forcing NO RUNs. gr ie CARDINALS—Prisch” Jinea Zitzman.. - ym een Allen's tegs, posely passed. Sout h- passed intentionatty, struck out. for Snyder und in Bottomley. ONE wr AM order * - 4 ee IG ey aH ~~ : 4 . J +a = ~ 2° rw ‘ ‘ az 4 ‘ ’ . . ‘ * “ST (a ABD AR ead ca Oe ee be os ee a . a —— - ~ wae ty SETI RN ot ve 1 9 Bp ‘ * - a iw th is VA ‘ aces rt” @ xi it #2 $e ee LS eeatitienenn inne dete, Ree aga eae LER ae a cia garry Sg gts pie ‘ ss m6 0 AMR telat Halen ap ali ow A IAN A el alt, sol a as aren * wee oy 4 Ee Ee Le ee oe

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PAGE 24. AMERICA’S TENNIS ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “BIG FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 32, FOUR” 1927 ° _. 51. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ww WINS AT WIMBLED pee . oe - 4 hod om : j : = Se cS 4 a § a ae bY disaster is § ai In seen him vs . a4 International Soccer Body N spite of Tommy Thevenow's * Our Cardinals are not a bit | a. i; WHO Drops Action to Oust U. S., Football Convention Is Told ustria and Hungary Withdrew Petition at Helsingfors Meet- | ing, President Brown of the U. S. F. A. Reports to Delegates at Annual Meeting Here. Andrew M. Brown, president of the Unitied States Football As? And pretty soon should lead the sociation. in his annual report at the opening business session at the Coronado Hotel, this morning, told the delegates that the organiza- ‘tion is still an affiliated member of the Federation Internationale de Football Association. f President Brown, ) certain dividend can be realized on oniy a azo re-/| the bonds, with the other money turned from Helsingfors, Finland,| going for improvement cf parks where he attended the meeting of | and obtaining players. the governing body of soccer in| Hereafter in all The report few days > internationa) ‘the world, was one of the high| games, neutral referees must be lights of the opening day. appointed, the United States hav- Delegates from Austria and | ing withdrawn its objection. Hungary, who had drawn up a How to Obtain Players. proposal, asking for the suspen-_| The action of certain elevens in| | tials. Brown. who was a summary of the opinions pressed by the 50 delegates as- sembled as follows: (1) The services of a professional they were under contract, was the | reason for the original proposal | Tilden and Miss Ryan Vic- | The Passing Show. tors and Enter Quarter, Finals—Miss Wills Reach- es Fourth Round. | dismayed: If anything, the Birds are step- By the Associated Press. ping faster, WIMBLEDON, England, June | 34.—Three of America’s “big four” big parade. —BElizabeth Ryan, William T. Til- |Old “Pete” till the Red Birds’ den and Francis T. Hunter—en- chief go-geatter; tered the quarter finals of the fact, we've never gies in the Wimbledon lawn tennis looking better. tournament by winning their gE Dempsey-Sharker battle has} matches today. The fourth mem- been slated ber, Helen Wills, also won 4 vVic- To be pulled off July the twen- | tory, but she only reached the) ty-first; | fourth round. being a round be-/| This pairs of Jacks are very highly | hind the field. | rated, | Hunter was the only one who And for the thood of tenner | had real difficulty, requiring five have a thirst. | | sets to down the English interna- Besides a chance to get a crack tionalist. J. C. Gregory. | ve Tunney, | Miss Wills wus given a real test | They'll gather up a goodly wad of | by Miss Eileen Bennett of See | money. | l . but came through success- — eae without the loss of a set. 'Dan Howley’s boys, should anyones Miss Ryan, although slow in get- | inquire, ting started, had less trouble with) while not exactly burning up Miss E. H. Harvey. Tilden away with Christian Boussus, voung Frenchman. 3 The second set of the Wills-Ben- nett match gave the Wimbledon | gallery an opportunity to see the real Helen Wills at her best. She appeared at the top of her form during this set. after groping her way about during tr entire first session which Miss Bennett carried to deuce. Ne. 1 court again proved todo small te accommodate the thou- sands of spectators who deserted the center court to watch the Cal- ifornia girl in action against an English player of established calibre. The American-Japanese team 0! Watson M. Washburn and Take- ichi Harada reached the third round in the men’s doubles by de- feating the Honorable C. Campbell and St. James Mahoney of Ireland, 6-0, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. Miss Wills. former ers in the women's singles, reached the fourth round by a straight set victery over Miss Eileen Bennett of England at T-5. 6-3. Miss Ben- nett gave the American girl a stiff battle. Mrs. Kitty MicKane Gedfree, making her first appeerance, on the center court during the pres- ent tournament, Gefeated Miss Eve- lvn L. Colyer. in the women's singles, 6-3. 6-2. Mrs. Godfree won the championship in the wo- men's singles last year. Tilden had an easy Christian Boussus, young player. whom he defeated in straight Bets at 6—1, 7—5, 6—¥2. Munter, however, came through only after a grueBing five-set struggie with J. C. Gregory, one of England's leading players, the result of which was in doubt unti! the end. The seore was 4—6. i-—65, 6—2, 4—6, 6—3. Tilden overwhelmed his young opponent in the first set, to win at 6—1 The American's cannonba!! service left Boussus fiatfooted time after time, Tilden scoring six serv- ice wces Curing the set, while many other deliveries were but weakly returned. French Boussus, who has been mentioned | ah the possible successor at some future date to the mantle of one of | France's “Three Musketeers,” gave Tilden some trouble during the sec- ond set. He eeemed to have partly solved the American's famous cannonball service, abd made some brilliant returns, including several place- mente. Tilden Loses His Lead. Tilden took an early lead of 3—1. Then the young Frenchman won) three straight games to lead at 4-3. It was the first time Tilden had been behind in any set in the present tournament Although extended. the American veleran succeeded in saving the set. The last four games al! went to deuce, one of them nine times. Boussus wilted after the strenu- ous set. The score was two-all in the third set when all the snap went out of the youngster's game and he lost the last four games in Quick succession, making but a few pointa Pilden took the last two games at love, and ended the match with @ service ace. Wind Bothers Players. A half gale biew across the cer- ter court during Hunter's match with Gregory, and the wind severa! ever, while Gregery strove 3-1. Gregory took five eoutlof the DOXt six games, winning the set, at 6-4, Hunter came back to win the MOAt eet at 7— 5, evening the count, | At the start of this set he seemed | weabie to get the caprect range, | wea Made many errors by driving | | several IP ht PH oo CRD a anki ran | a | . . | Are going like the well-known | time with | te | soften the pace. Munter led at | the route, house on fire, And every day ‘em out. For, every time they start a con- flagration. | gregation. The customers each da | ing sadder | To see their heroes down the hill; y are grow- | We'll have to order out the hook | and ladder Pennantville. We'll throw a hook across the highest casement And start an upward movement from the basement. Quite So. cham- | pion, and the second of the re= | maining American “seeded” play-) With Lou over. Competition is the life of trade as the feller says. There seems to be a home-run atmosphere about that Yankee Stadium that makes even the bat- boy a potential menace. |“Nation’s Moving Cost $50,000,000 Annually.” | Who said | (han pay rent? See where the world’s highest record Jersey cow sold for $2600. We always thought the cow that jumped over the moon held the world’s high record. In Movieland. That night. Came the dawn. Heroine fuses to be rescued until wages are re- stored to Nationa] debt propor- Then Gregory deuced the set, but |Hunter won the next two, taking |the last game at love on his \to win the set at 7 o i— >. , Serving aces. Hunter won the , =) | 6 2 | Hynter’s accuracy improved ‘the match progressed. third set as He made somebody tts The hose is turned upon our az- | membership with the Federation Shall recognize each other’s sus- backing | To scale the dizzy heights of | Gehrig always thun- | dering at his heels, Babe Ruth just. has to make home runs or get run. it was cheaper to move \“Green Paints Biue Movie baron an- | nounces 10 per cent cut in wages. overcame this lead to become 4—3. | service | | Two of | /his points in the last game were }» at | to oust the U. S&S F. A. To Recognize Suspensions. Several other proposals passed at the international! |cording to | port. (esting is the | ticle 17, which now reads: tional Associations, which have | pensions; such suspensions mast /be based on breach of the rules 'of the National Association.” w. This rule forbids “the | source of income™’ and it | empted. /now run on a business basis. In regards to this article, Presi- | dent Brown explained that in some | European cities, bonds are floated | to raise money to run the elevens | and that the rule states that only | ; ' | tions. Comedian slips on banana |peel and breaks his contract. Close. | Real tears batting for glycer- i up. ' ine. _ They may slip the lesser stars a 10 per cent cut in the pay check but they can’t put over anything like that on Rin-Tin-Tin and Black | Tony. | “Bud Fisher Must Pay Wife's $1942 Hotel Bill.” Bud can now show his versatil- ity by drawing a check. Outlook for Tax Reduction.” Let us hope that Green is color blind. ; a “Coolidge Quits Worms and Uses Fiy Bait.” Fair enough. The worm had its j f you hold enough it on to a grubworm will turn into fly See where Marconi, the inventor of the wireless, was married. Was ii a Wireless wedding? Several excursions to the net after | hard drives and outplayed Gregory throughout the third set, taking the | lead ai the start and holding it to |Win at 6". It was the best- | Played set of the match up to that | time. |fewer errors, and it was noticed ‘that his stroking was less severe. | The English player made a gal. lant recovery in the fourth his own game—hard driving. His strokes bad more punch than the and length and alternated drives with short puzzling Hunter sycved and appeared to be siowing up. Hunter staged He braced final set. up and be- ing five straight games and on his own service. Miss Elizabeth Ryan United States, advanced of H. Harvey of Engiand, in straight seta, at 7—5, 6—1. POLLEY LAN WS Oye tee set, when he began beating Hunter at | American's. He also varied speed | chop-strokes. | In the main, however, the set was | a duel fought from the baselines | two double faults | a magnificent | finish after being down 1-3 in the | gan driving like one inspired, ak | the | set, 6-3. Twice he won love games | the | in the | women’s singtes, defeating Miss E. | | ‘Byr* Importuned by Manr to Take | Them on America.” Some people simply can't resist an opportunity to get a free rice. ac- President Brown’s re- | secured at any time. Probably the most inter-| amendment to ar-' “Na- | In the change of article 10, the | Ss. F. A. was exempted until, the next annual meeting in 1928. govern- | ment or ownership of clubs as a Was ‘only after considerable discussion | that the American body was ex- | A majority of the major | elevens in the United States are. | upon payment of the required transfer | player under contract may be secured | | te were | (2) The services of s professional | player mot under contract may be (3) Professional piayers. in Con- tinental Countries, generally. contract for ne more than one season. (4) Professional players in Scot- land (and probabiy aise in England) may execute a contrect for the ensu- ing season during a period of twa months prier to the close of the res- ular season. (3) Professional players whe con- template migrating te the United States under the terms of the Im- migration Act should aceuaint their clubs of such purpose at the time of negotiating their contract. We were advised that the National Associations concerned would regard faverably the petition of any player whose club sought to hold him te the exact terms | @f his contract when his quota num- | ber had been called. (6) Professional players who seck entry as nonqeota immigrants should de so only if not under contract te clubs in their native countries, (7) Professional plarers—free to depart from their native countries— should ebtain authority from club or association setting forth this fact. Amateur players sre not likely to be denied the right te engage (under the operation ef Article 43). but im any case. documentary evidence may be se- cured at the time of deverture. No Substitutes Allowed. In the matter of substitutions, a -measure that was placed before! ....6 argument, decided to permit ‘the United States in signing for-| panied by Dr. Manntng. also gave ®” eign players, without first getting | : |consent from the cluds to which | ex- | | der | | President, and Wilfred Cummings | of Chicago, treasurer. : convention with the announcement } reappointment to the office. | view }to elect a new slate. ‘Soccer League. which, it has been ‘intimated, seeks to gain contro! of the delegates by the United States, Brown's report said there was ¢v- ery evidence of a spirit of toler- ance. The | Louis Soccer league to act as deie- | gate from the Northwestern Asso- | Congress did not ap- | . prove of the American stand, de-/| surance that in all |games in which the U. S. competed, the present rules would be adhered to. ) In regard championships, a letter from the ciding to rest content with the as-| international | | football association for ad:nission | to. the United States foot-ball As-| J. Sewell grounded to Sisler, Ho- | to the next Olympic | president of the Olympic commit- | tee stated that the F. IL. F. A. rules as to amateurs would be accepi- able, making it possible for elav- ens in the organization to com- pete. In closing, Brown urged that delegates be sent to the next meet- ’ ing of the F. L F. A. and that more discretion be used of foreign stars. The National Commission and Credentials Committee opened the convention with meetings last night and the report of the former wil! be read today. The commission includes President Andrew Brown. Herbert Murray of Providence. R. I. as first vice president: Arm- strong Patterson of Detroit as sec- ond vice president; Elmer Schroe- The American was making | Ask fer 305’: out of the new big box of 100s, Yewll find: them at most cigar and drug stores. Kl ebassiatindtttntetan anes é gam a the finest, mildest cent cigar you can buy: market today. Smoke a “305.” making, the fille-—you will find the equal of many “two-for-fif- teens today. self how good a five-cent Cigar can be. F. R. RICE MERCANTILE CIGAR CO. Y the finest, mildest. best- made five-cent Cigar on the The uniformity, the careful Try a new 305—~see for vour ST. LOUIS in the signing | CES 305 = M 5, [a Can a jong hit be counted homer if it lands foul?—8S. M. On long hits umpire makes de- cision on where ball goes out of his sight. ner and he third, is he out?— today for a 10-round ship’ bout here with Phil of Detroit on July 1%. ‘He Mandell recetved a guarantes @— $50,000 while McGraw is teed $7500 and a bonus of $ if the gate receipts exceed 000. 4 ia Pa: : so * * y Announcement was made by Roy D. Chrisolem, the American Legion welfare mittee, that Joe Stecher, & weight champion of the game, has agreed to a finish with Jimmy Londos, the Greek: Stecher and Londos will ms strips July 12. The bout wii ture an out«‘oor pro-ram ot ai te fessional mat contests to be held. under the auspices of the’ American Legion posts at the Levis University Athletic Grand boulevard ang evenue. elge . i Sidewai/ TIRES cREDIj s EVENINGS r Cash Your Lecktite Coupons CORDUROY TIRE ~~ ~ c x to the delegates. THIRD INNING. | | | | Interest centers, however, around BROWNS—Hodapp dashed in. the election of officers, which will be held tomorrow, owing to the re. ports that an effort will be made At the elec- tion, the strength of the American grabbed O'Rourke's slow roller and threw him out. Fonseca went in to short center for Melillo’s pop fly. Sisler singled to center. Sis-. ler stcle second aided by a low throw. E. Miller Ifmed to Jacob- son. NO RUNS. | CLEVELAND—O’Rourke threw | out Shaute. Jamieson popped to) | O’Rourke. Fonseca flied to | Schulte. NO RUNS. FOURTH INNING. ' ciation representing William Mc-| BROWNS—Rice popped to Fon- | Kinley, who was unable to attend seca. Schulte flied to Jacobson. | the meeting. | Shaute tossed out O'Neill. NO The committee also approved the RUNS. application of the Florida State CLEVELAND—Hodapp left. Open All Till 7 the association. will be tested. The credentials committee after | Phil Riley. an official of the St. singled | to Melillo threw out Burns. | sociation. ‘'dapp going to third. Autry dou- | Summer Suits Valued Up to $45 price of $26.75. a Spalding Golf Shoe for the player, who wants -aRajah Cushion RubberSole _ “oe "eet & of on ce ee a brown saddle re-enforcement across the instep. The sole is the famous Rajah cushion rubber. siues tir ch sapanic eee place two-unit it cannot company with Seomtuidn dial eval leather ti it from And the dike ts tention’ -lined. —a ° A crue athletic shoe—one that S with a background of 37 dene on to American athletes, could create. Aad only Spalding could offer for $10. 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EDON DELL SIGNS OR TITLE GO WITH M'GRAW et eight Champion Re. sives Guarantee of $50,. 90 for Bout in Detroit uly 15. Associated Press. ROIT, June 24.—Sammy @ell of Rockford, IIL, light. ht champion, signed articles y for a 10-round champion. bout here with Phil McGraw vetroit on July 15. ndell received a guarantee of 00 while McGraw is guar.in-. $7500 and a bonus of $5000 gate receipts exceed $125,- er Meets Londos, July 12 houncement was made today by D. Chrisolem, chairman of merican Legion —. come. that Joe Stecher heavy- een of the nas agreed to a finish matc | ones Londos, the Greek, ; echer and Londos will mat July 12. The bout will al an outdoor pro-ram of pro- nal mat contests to be held the auspices of the local can Legion posts at the S&t. University ‘Athletic Field, boulevard ang Laclede ve. tl ll Sidewa/l/ 5 Protectior PIRES ~cRED|7 IND Gs SUNDAYS Your Lecktite Coupons Here RDUROY oe, see STORES SKINKER SALES 3420 WASHINGTON, sT 7 ca Jay Sat. ose Collar to See You. 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NEW YORK, Jun 2 will be in full charge of a Dempsey Ss affai! x battle with Seeks Sh ‘Dempsey made his nnou st last night just bef med for Tom Luther’ ite Sulphur Springs, e, where he will do “Ss in " Cy. nce- + ‘ + 4 Dempsey stated th: me complete. cont wi that his word w wi in the Camp and ol of Pfipnn, the manage! 7 Brennan, who came of whipping Dem Garden when he was Nd OO: im pion ormer mpion. jwo of Boxers Beat Sharkey. This fendship began when mpscy won the title at lem was not up in the w in those days and out Brennan in a pr rYD Ty Vr Tri Pst b _ chip” as ha\ oe ls asked De dg accommodate him by ggeln. “We'll atoll son ice money in Ni W Yc rennan pul and got yr his end Hie was after 12 hard k. They did, too. n & magnilice! nt nettle 5,60 fc wily knocked out s had bee ane Oddly ' s Dempsey S Cam] ha) om Re te! rs W! Knowing this, Dempsey put two spe together and de cided that , Aq rhting ana } c ’ use hiers, was just ‘lynn wi sey, Iie } Dward s and forwards, his ] * > “7 nnOy . mace has e, Cannot Outstare Dempsey. nn was an interested a m@ been rumors afloat that Flynn going to be in charge had come shi} Suncement. Mander the tern ; : the poxers, Will re receipts e down 22 rounds. MacF arlane and Farrell Tied mh Has Score of 218 at End 'of 72 Holes of Eastern Golf Tourney. Press. WATER GAP, Pa.. -4—Willie aac Farlane. for- { ampion, anda Pome lead today mther jeadin #06 Turnesa White ) Diege! W ashin eton. “eee " " rench, Southern Pin “ ea , & 444 —_—_—— > DuumBIA NOW ONE FAVORITES FOR | COLLEGIATE REGATTA Preece ~ ’ a | ‘¢ ViIVanian shelis, ¢ VArsits oach the after a + ‘ a iLrsits Point i¢ngthn and (‘a lj- have time Le Weer, K OUT Champion Physic Signs Veteran Manager Just Be- fore Departure for Camp nis COmec- Tol do. There | but out of | ot 8 nD am j articies ' Demp- | EVENING. VE CHARGE OF DEMPSEY’S AFFAIRS JUNE 24, 1997 A an ee ee ? | aC eierser—ses ee i ' Dempsey, Age 32 Today, By Lack of Fighting, Not by Years @Queesssess ally Fit to Attempt His Comeback, but Time Is Short to Regain the Smooth Function- ing That Once Made Him Great Battler. By John E. ies “ports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ACK DEMPSEY, ing his thirty-second birthday is considered th €rious discussion as to words azgo—there was peer 'S mind as to could come back into con dition to fight again Today, however, Dempsev es as saying he is not only pe, but in GREAT shape. 1@ is the best pugilis- heard of: and betting man a that can and will de t both Shar- sey and Tunney, when he fights inion in July and the last “maybe.” Others believe is merety kidding he is “shot” anc sound, hard ‘ims days; and against Sharkey up a piece of change. Many gape at 35. ROM a ph this conte The his ‘tory shows that his own me is’ CO ot tel wt “ ~ September— her that he mere *- *S) Tr? y ntion aecreary ‘prim e, simmons was won world’s crown from Corbett. arco ran thi the Two days mamed Melika of the longest races in histosy—- 480 miles—and his age was 55. Stanislaus Zbyszko was world’s catch-as-catch-gan wrestling champion at the age of 45 and {a still a formidable man at 47 although wrestling i atin al XA (ing Oi most cont Norman Australis neariv 338 vears vouthf iT “ee the heeharent set: O histery of tions, 31 games Tv Cobb at 41 baseball and hit well as 20 Depsey’s ph that phvsical)v decadent. Pi printed show hi When weigher 204 today. There is no doubt that Demp- sey will be able to go into the ring sound and healthy and fust as good a PHYSICAL man as act games, Brookes. + mric le (LF NTIS sa ' vv o oo. Va" 8 years m4 Os ho io tures of ane — rofessionally, Dempsev:se p a ond sich #¢ @\'«- Clip Ail . oe ' is known: ' , ’ o+4 physically he i al] there But is and of the fie bt: a ther the Den > orf? tuned up rigi heen set ery A he 23% . 7 - | 5 > ° will be, until the day prave doubt nsey machine is there whe for the task: ¢hon¢ aSAtrAL has Fought 30 Minutes in 4 Years. has fought seven times in last eight yvears. He has fought ten rounds in the ast four years. That is not his‘ hand in.” enough to “keep Undoubtedly he has gone back as a boxer. The lack of con- stant practice hs slowed up his‘ mus- ns in ever ay ming of h judgmen Dempsey atically immediate knockout EMPSEY +) ne hie nthe is dulled servations, An Ope The blow weight recent photographs ppen at Ya jetsam in the in- It was cing by Jess his weak- iy C mpsey. was geared up to looks wild- an unexpect- an Op- fighter who ring action seldom eved eq move or ponent Hard P . art of Work aces Ahead fed: } ) ww} fT } ‘ iI} Ss} iarkey iacks a Sharkey record and has been boxing gut he has four years put i boxing REGULARLY and ofter He'll not be making faces while tuning up Tha lisa geen g THINK ks or leads. empsey ma have or bio > weeks what Dempsey ha he beat ey"? haw’ at his best e#lince Carpen- tier sunce Dery pees? former heavyweight ring champi prime of life. whether e js on, is today. For most of us, thir physically ready aiiure to practice-his profession resulted in a steady decline. is failure to stop Gibbons, his l1airline escape from a knockout by Firpo and his defeat by Tun- ney show successive steps back- PROFESSIONALLY. t don’t accuse Dempsey o? eing “too old,” if he loses again. age has nothing to do with It’s neglect of his profession hat handicaps Dempsey, today. ward celebrat- ty-fivre Yet in Dempsev’s case there is for the H andicapped oe a a a ne PON OG af PP BPP LO Tunney to Defend Title in Chicago, ‘ Is Press Report BP. LOLOL P ™el ON NON Nel Nt Nl alll ella aaah B if t - ESC aredg Presa “HICAGO 4.—The Her- Examiner in a June copyright makes lat asser- hampion or eitner last Wee k Of September or the week of October, the account winner K Sharke; Vv will involve the m pse - Ja ‘ some Chi- Jim __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 29: an ee i ee (PDN Ps ONL Nl ll lal lal al ah ¢ HOW DEMPSEY LOOKS TODAY From photos taken during his recent training. , ~ i i i ee a ee sicaciad ¢ + a —— i i i ' ee ee ie i i i i ee i i ee a a a a a a a f ~ ADDITIONAL RACE RESULTS | Se ee de ee a a a ee ee eh he ee ee ee ee 0 ee ee ee ee Oe ee ee ee eee At Aqueduct. Weather clear; track fast. FeRSS RACE——Seven fur ‘is rik GisG —_ linea Het : Maginr WeTTii : = * 4% : (yf “a - us ( ‘ ‘ Ke! FIFTH 1 RACE—Five Ce} Lon (; live T | aMones ho evn —_— RACKE—O: ‘Hicke M as isi! 7 Warn ais cunsuienneniiypunimanees AQUEDUC r SCRATCHES. IRS } tas: Be Fe ~ ¢ 7 T ; Dri da At Washington Park. ™“ eather clear: track fast. Pr “ORE 4 ‘oe Associated FIRST RAC ene te bi if rLtar Tit MeCarn wae '& ‘THIRD }?» ence } SIXTH WASHINGTON PR. Tiret Tr" | yon wern M Madam. Emilie Fighieen Sixty y P , . tl i ue a.8U 4aiti. '* _ XP ied SECOND RACKE—7 RACE—Si; ‘an | Hebs Pal FIFTH RACE—One rannie ,. Borano RAC me. 1:40) Kecarra 1 Pes Wa a SCRATCHES. uf i@? stLj@ Mar Tuer new Glo-Co is diferent. Even its fragrance if improved. Glo-Co keeps the hair neatly in place and wars on dandruff. If you can’t get Glo-Co and Glo-Co Shampoo at your favorite drug store, d-part- ment store, or barber shop, mail the coupon. (GLO-CO LIQUID HAIR DRESSING GLO-CO COMPANY | 6511 McKinley Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. | Enclosed find 10 cente fer trial bottles of Gle-Ce waqad Haw Dressing and Glo-Co Shampoo. | Name | Address RACING THIS AFTERNOON Fairmount Park us’ Million-Dollar Racing P! _ noie State Highway No. 11, thirty Cs rom the heart of St. Louis. SPRING MEETING MAY 28-JULY 4 TODAY SCOTT FIELD DAY SATURDAY $5000 Hote! Statler Handicap An afternoon of clean and whole- s0me recreation. 7—GOOD RACES—7 Every Week-Day Afternoon. the First at 2 O'Clock fotor Bus Co."s Green Busses rson, Hote! Statler and Louls and Sub ne. Riue Gonse chee from Eads Pie Swat Coaches from anc Washington, direct to ADMISSKIONS GRAND STAND oe if ng Pederal Tag Fairmount Jockey Club (Incorporated) DEMPSEY GRANTED LICENSe TO BOX IN NEW YORK RINGS ated Pre«s YORK, Dempsey was granted box in New York by the State Ath- letic Commission today. Dempsey, day signed to meet Jack the Yankee Stadium NEW June 24.—Jack who vester Sharkey at July 21, he gfrion championsh as refused a license when last before year Originally scheduled for New He made a new application ense yesterday ney, York. for a lic i nis player Omaha players is No. 6 ond among visiting , committee license to | | Losust st En 11S 4 it ; ip bout with Gene Tun- | | States tournament will the public. OMAHA TENNIS STAR FILES HIS ENTRY FOR CENTRAL STATES EVENT Ralph Powell. top ranking ten- of the has wired his entry for the Central } tournament iets A Club week starting during Ba The ranking Valley and in courts July star of the Missouri additfon to being No. 1 he is the holde: of the National unior Chamber of Commerce ten- nis championship The entry of Powel! ia the sec- plavers to be Louis District days ago received by the St. Several Junior Coen. of in his entry Lo- players desiring to enter the Central States tournament may ob- tain blanks at Spaldings. ries “arl Hodge. 700 Security Blas The fee is $1.50 singics and $3.00 a team in the doubles. 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LOUIS BRANCH OFFICE: PHONE MAIN 2831 514 MERCHANTS EXCHANCE RUII DING ; and the most of an extra day's rest to) ;and though | favorable ‘to finish his /' appearance here, he ' and knocked out his opponent, Ray | | rowed mometer registered 654. purses covered by the Omaha District | to he staged on | in Omaha | Kansas Cily sent ‘ for the tournament. | ' Coen is the present National indoor | ‘and outdoor boys champion | cal $23 | may also be} for men’s | be free to} ’ Helmick Pitches | First No-Hit Game of Season RpL—Y—SF eee , By the Associated Press ‘SCOTTDALE, Pa., June 24. HE first no-hit, no-run T game since the Middle At- lantic League was organ- | ized two years ago was turned in yesterday by Bill Helmick. of the Fairmont. WwW. Va.. “Black Diamonds.’’ Last week Chief famed old-time major league ; hurler. now with the Johns- town. FPa., team, pitched A one-hit, no-run game 3ender. AOA LP LABAL LOL ODP ee Canzoneri Will Weigh 121 for Battle Tonight . Extra Day Will Give Easterner _ Advantage Over Taylor in Title Bout. | By the Associated Presa. 24.—bBud Taylor today CHICAGO, June Tony Canzoneri build up to their utmost strength for their 10-round bantamweight championship battle tonight at Wrigley Field. They already have weighed in at 117% pounds each, so Canzoneri is expected to go as high as 121 by tonight, with Taylor adding a pound or two during the postponement caused by weather. The advance sale more than cov- ered expenses, Promoter Jim Mul- len announced. Weather ind cold un- a clear eky today. The delay strengthened the odds on Canzoneri which have favored the littia New Yorker ever since training. scaled 122%, Rychell. At Be ight. tne ther- vindicating postponement, although were clear With advance sale, he called in the managers of the participants and : offered through with the program, gladly agreed to the delay ll time last n Mullen’s the skies but they which ' the Boxing Commission sanctioned. | annual | Harve | Sreater power, made | 24-hour | ica- | | tions were rising temperature and | he arrived here | In his last | | of 9:38%, the | to go. _ YALE FRESHMEN BREAK RECORD, DEFEAT HARVARD Beat Mark Set by Crimson Yearlings in 1908 by 20 Seconds; Old Eli Junior Varsity Wins. Br the Associated Prose NEW LONDON. Conrs., June 34. —Yale's rowing forces got off te a smashing start todav in their Harvard by and regatta with winning both the Freshman Tunior Varsity two-mile races with sensation! finishes and in record- shattering times. tured the race in a contest in rd led her rival over the firat half of the two-mile course. While larvard rowed a forty-stroke the have the whic h was held in reserve until the last half of the when she pulled out ahead Harvard challenged with an increased stroke the Yale went steadily ahead to win by two lengths. The official times of the Yale cap junior var- sity which Yale crew seemed to race. men junior varsity were: Yale, 9:23 4-5; Harvaré, 9:29. Loth of Yale's crewa smashed the former records for these events by wide margins, benefited by ideal ' water conditions, but so ewift was that Harvard also was the former record for the well eacn Displaying the greatest speed of any of the four crews, Yale's fresh- men swept over the finish line in nine minutes, 1% seconds, to smasn by over 20 seconds the old record set by Hiarvard, in 1908. This was the fastest two miles ever by a crew of any class in regatta, which 75 years pace inside ruce, the Harvard-Yale cates its beginning back to ] Be The Yale junior varsity was timed in nine minutes 23 4-5 seconds to beat the mark of 9:50 the Eli ‘“Jayvees” set up in 1925. Harvard's freshmen were clocked in 9:22 2-65 and the Crimson “Jay- vees” in 9:29. TIRES OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 607% large business. Our Prices Are Right of vur business is with wholesale houses and large Ww your Tire needs are one or a handred will pay you te get our low prices. There is @ reason - MERCHANTS TIRE CO. 2710 WASHINGTON HARRY WHITE SAYS Why not ase your credit test Whol you de at the Seen Stores or Grecers, Etc.? commercial catablishments. fer our JEfferson 0673-0674 pen Sunday Merning HATS what men like about Lastiong. It absorbs perspiration —ventilates the body and prevents that clammy feeling. The finest and lightest knitted cotton fabric assures comfort. suits. 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FRIDAY EVEN! JUNE 34 1099 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ————___—_—__—---— TOMORROW'S RA CING SELEC TI ONS, ENTRIES—OTHER SPOR y ‘elterweight | running from now on for _-Karook — who von 9 Kirkwood Beats = = Tomorrow’s ‘Racing Entries _ Selections tor Tomorrow’ $ Races TO MEET IN RETURN | iussins sid he is sedvied 0 prises for ft Die ia . CONTEST ON JULY 27 Tuly 27, Ebetts Field, Brooklyn, | Mile Redwood highway . — _ . a “an + - | , . ——— Sent! a ones - In ——w ° PP POPP ~ ‘ ' P Sen ~~ ‘ ” r _—— sy m snc OT! G : Licct S$SiUiiY us spose ‘ a. bigt ‘ P te 44s ~ oh . = 9 9 ahs As inate ress. a he hac been prom- i. if a | AT FAIRMOUNT | Sullivas AT LATONIA Si ieee Clee: ikl oad oe aoe tee a . Sie ; m4 ' : —. . 5 . L. DI age Y- bev Trackman : i m aunt te D neal ae snical RIDING AND S Australian Has Meda! Score of **°°*” Oe aun ' : a wags ae Rovyas ie aS ckout at the hands of Samim gmeessr , BULL | Reawe 66—Will in Briti Spe : : | Bentrun. Mantes Wiles. a id chan attired heme ett thet Meee an ot : ee ee iol Mee PE Haeregnra. AFTER WINNING RACE. ®#2!°¢ = on his first ride = sas cee : é _— _ = a ae ee a ee a a, i i a a a a i a a a a a en ee a a a a " ID KINS ‘ ND os 4 KER le i i i (ing Stag. a ish Line at §:4 iy Same ~'T ’ : . i 17 . ; a a ” : = : _ + ‘ - i hoarding the Transylvaz En. | Mazetia Y : ) fii — we ’ . Rothe e_, Delma O*>~ ° . tT For meriy « P ‘ , five strokes fewer than Jones : ra Sie. " Prt . , 14 AT AQUEDUCT steamer J. 8. | Sirert (ar and Buases equired The RFritish titleholde: aT : ' ' ' i. | } Eads Bridge or : tie : ae | : “ LA, *Saturdav ae \ ih Busses at it @ By FLEM. ) game nc Beige ;, ee Peel By C. JI. CONNORS. Bae oe — 4 i | | Jeffersen Hotel . Gold. Pumpfield, match the Australian's Ps | - First — Metal Man, . Good tor Bu ‘i if | | . - Washington and Broadway skum B. After the match, Jones had left | yi. : ino i734 Phiiesophs it ™ 118! Cause, Miss Cru 1A/ f “ \ A\ . : —Burghiey. Fiying Jack I, and céngratulation: were sfill |! : rio , olen ena t Second—Bethaz Jod, | \ - i Biack. | ., 7 “ar 14 172 | : . | | | Racing Rain or Shim ~ = ~ te el 7. ~ : ¥ ¢ ; ; =. h ¢ : . “s y - : : , " , ~ . ae : : is Ses eo tities Co . ree : , * Denotes ~~ | ) ing Baggot, Burgo, Tim- remarked 12 h : er . r . Pist tic — —- ~~ a : : rentics ‘ Chevroiet 1eont. “ . min: 3 rn m . +? Ps ‘ ~) + an - . . ; ial iW a 4 | ‘ 4 m o make the trip with Jon aaetnanngy ne = eonche LreADING BIITERS ® Seickfast, Elizabeth Pesek, Kir! kwood’s ga: was strikin . ars ' HANCE PLAY. Dis- _ oe — ae ft ; a cane ca ae ag | peep. . Lisheen Boy. eee ee ie § ; ; - ‘ates 358 238 55 93 .331 4 Des * eep! ie re Re ¢ ’ ole +e > wy Sixtn- ; LY , i is 4 : ib = eps ad : a. erae Chance, St e was the same as the famo Sun ba Oe » 3 . ™) 0 t oo 226 40 36 .2 “= P “ae ee. ws he isa aa dba VW Ut ‘ i a ; g x , es ning igle- =. ee on eac lage eB f . : ambi! 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" aWar bagk 1 | e a A Snappter | : ne it | sthe one supreme piedee |; YAR ye \\\\ Square U. - TAMPA CREW Polas * | | of it, wear and comfort’ \ ' | \ , : | a Toe BEATS MODOC OARSMEN i A \ Bring Along ‘Your of Title for Ident 7 . © gos | | | | j — Open Evenings and ack Calf!’ (Foy = | ; the Kentu L Lae | | | MADE FORTHE? | _— Morning One of a World of met : Last Night's Fights. ea a Smarter Styles of . _ | one Ste ieee Known Quality to _ ' ' : borane Deer Mee hy Pe Fond Merge Comma J chobse from. V IST | alues BOSTON.—Al Mello. 1 TheBVr Se en oe oo at 2 som a rat at Yon) Meninay, TH RVD. Company, tae. New Yor ORIGINAL 12 PAYMENT PLAN _ entrant cn OD 8 eV ia liana tat anata ia . i: 420 North 6th 716 6118 Easton : : Ove. Pittston, Pa. kKmoe kev! ; ; KF RY? , (Near Locust) Olive (Wellston) | the T . Pe Fas i cantata R c E- STI xX 404 N. 9th St. 3 3300 W ast ir trots SOUTHERN ASSOCIATE) ; — EAST ST. LOUIS . oe, oS 3 : noua roms store 436 Collinsville Av. L.OL'S WSS OuR' OTTTTITtTT RPcT=

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sain ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ es ERIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 27 ~ s al _ — ==. ~ # , L d ] M4 | rte race, a tak pe a R. See PS PO R # Greyhound Selections, — | BR spe ——— | a . Fifth “race. centhe mile: eae eee _—a : ; nes san ntries Acting. Buder 2 : nemmir tr mM : ps ei ‘ ee siting ror Mad Baile At Ramona. | pa (ao Yellow Boy. Moa R arook indian who won 4, 23 s he’ It —Sirius, Pride of Ker Mancheste: : i. sR : ee A ry, | Manc mer Bova! Black § — . aa 7 - ue — 7 .—_—- —- = wry Bi ay de see. gs | prizes for first place in the : a ‘acki i'mile Redwood highwav “oe F Taree TO 14 20 5.00 %’—Jimmie Jamestown, Bud- ne wae Grangs , : Y Marag . a noe 3.00 dy Brannigan, Cheerful Light. Desperate Chance qine Bov . : , Mosguit | Ms**** sir Belle Don, gutter By DUBLIN HANDICAP. Quo. Vadis Steeple View Pass. oe GE dow Lee and 1. Pumpfield Sid Ww Eighth race. futurity: | es Bull. Meado ° alk, | sirius Leash Leader. po hy ey 2. Spalding Black, Chanticleer, Hin’ Fake ne tan from. San Francisco to G ™2 - - . > ran. Hie spent $1050 of his 2 pargOne-fourth mile: mney yesterday for a +. 320 3.20 * >= : > 7 ‘ new J " -saee? tae t 0 tan ; de © th his name printed ot the all Boe Metre hed was +00 —— ‘ case rece. one-tourrh ae: i ee eee a Past. Buckson Red - Kin a : ul Lig el's Fancy or OF Ores “rere 9 , te ee ee ae ee ee » Peete dbo Hrialt.A -. ie all _ Rolls Rore Dot Burr also ran. Moon Coiner. Jimmie Jamestown rtful Henry Readwood highway prince sp BACE— ive-sixteenths mile: E ne t him on his 3 car SSS, Ace, | ores 7.20 + 2.00 4. Stickfast, Preston Brook Buddy Brannigan oval Hussar a ed 137 nm his fir : ride cae ee * * ‘ . is Atl ’ > ° Sehting Stec » io... ae: 26| Sanita. KING ALFONSO SEES ; ia a cL Karook a ” aaweeseee* * , ee ret 7 ‘ tat, Bin , “+ CPO Sag Wiseman. Betty. Forlorn 5. Soft Cushion, Eagle Ridge, 5 at RK: ] fi i ‘aD iz : So lterday mornine nin) oe ee 7 She Contes Cer! Acting Buddy. SARZEAU WIN FEATURE . . Aaa. ad We Abd bi Bes PAGCCINE ? . a wo : : fees the race E fourth . © alle: «on 6. Joe McGrath, Lisheen Boy, AT AUTEUIL COURSE "99 420) Ringroe. Oh ee. 7. Flossie Mac, The Bat, Yel- By the Associated Press. & 4 . nie Viciory also ran.| low Boy. AUTEUIL, Fance, June 24.—The ’ * by Caprice. 8. Sirius Head Scissors “Pp T = |. nA - ’ . rix Des Drags,” feature race of 4 BACE—Futury ) £80 3.40) Judgement. ee oe ae ” ; tua apie | “Grand Week” turf 60 32.80 | Paris’ of ; Dal ro on eee 9. Buddy Brannigan, Cheerful | ry Night aie ed Go. Vacuum Cup.; Light, Ethel’g Fancy. events, was won by Octave Hom- Se Kentucky Flrer and Morning is ! I Ni — berg’s Sarseau. R. R. Strassburg- EAcE—The a a. F ight’s Results. er’s The Ace was second and H. f ys f) , y -sixtee ito * ews. 6.20 $40 ses ae ny Boye aren do ig Uue{, | Imonsen’s Banco third. Ten ran. is the co 2 ee 4 z , ‘ ‘ jinn * ene ewes 20 Leave Me 3 ,«¢ 20 9.4 » ’ a eee Baucation. Melrvee sh Dutt avecine Des 6 King Alfonso of Spain, who is ’ . . C nh «the v nn ; > 7 d E 5 ._ Well Grown and Boy . Ravenhuret, Wedane oe ae _. on his way for a visit to England, xcept unday T cE—Futurity: ran Was among the spectators. Sar- . M hii ia at + Ee Ly a PE AE RES poo -t- —~— —_—e 6° . a et “a ny, we we iy wk pigieeRyeteron aart “a 28N 2.90 SECOND BACE-—One-quarter mile: — ee ee bs ; Py A ee eT: ss -— ae a SS a sae _ . , 4 : : : ta sali il ath = + apie ee ee » eeattinte : : ‘ Ay % oR is (Rr a ee . in te? "Two. je: - ee > Ay Ber he ge), 0 aE : p ° OT, Hig Yeah MR At Sy : “ : meee A ae, ae ; “ Hue re eR = i ee has , — ~ ed ~ Hecmas Ae * _ o eer oe a eS ee aut Hoy k . “ meen a - « ED - ~ IR AR a Sh : ee. 4 es ‘ . % agi . DAP age a 4 PVE ES PrN * het By . - “ = > tad ee Se — oa 340 2940 | Shackeitou 4.44) pee zeau paid 68.50 francs for 10; The of ihe Gyarde and Password also - | “e : o_; has esiched Break. | ross | Nimbie aiso rau.| 75,000 francs to the winner. . e er fourth mile: 4 a,| THIKD RACK—suiur The weather was rainy, which Nt a bit of eration ae Dies. ..... .--- 9.2 | Admission, 90¢ . (ae Linen. Whate Tete Kec Burton “ a great occasion for the exhibition > +f d . 2 .UU ® > tropical worsted materials are wonder- ee BAO J ng ++ 14.30 vv} Ace 19 and Banco 18.50. The a CLUB "an Gome Tune. Judce Albrecht. i, Wane pee steeplechase brought more than 6.00 ene — 3 cast a damper on what is generally h hi and Rabbit als Time, 230.3. lof th fash W en we Ca t 18 a Silver 6aD0! 0 ne , — +? e summer fashions. U.S. Tax, Sc FMR yo acer ae att | OSs we i “Quality Scoop.” The high- type | 3.00 2 an © 40 Swect Carolina One UU 1 masks - R ST. JOSEPH TO MAKE ‘ An 2 &i appling lron o- ©. 4.4 Total. 99¢ Mee 5 iin | Bate “8? ,333| EFFORT TO RETAIN ! 7 Bendico, Broome, Rolley! goer. sally eee Ee ee FRANCHIS WwW. A. . . ° e + I ine ond an | FO eating pr aa van o* O¥ee CHISE IN W. ful; the tailoring is perf and th job Azar ” Ov IFTH MACK “Five-siniceaihe mile: : b | * e ta Orin: 18 ection. e price a is sensationally low. every one of the 22 Washington and Broadway 5 "7 BR t Il also r Street (Car and Busses . “a Golden Nugceet 1 By the Associated Presse ‘2 : 3 U, -20 fads Bridge or EB At Madison sood Brigade .. &.80 530 ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June 24.—A B ad ney Moon _ eCary ey ‘ cae sa — usses ut pF‘ # £éBy FLEM. Time, :34.2. A.V. Beauty,” Wiloees |Concerted effort will be made by effersop Hote! mefine Gold, Pumpfield, ,, ot Parton, Irish Lite and Be-|St. Joseph business men to sell SIXTH RACK —Three-sixteenths mile: enough tickets to insure the West- cities where the Bond stores are I men hley, Flying Jack II, | Buck's Hilicouri ...... 5.20 ern Association baseball club being have already discovered these suits pq: how much 1 lack Palmister -. 10.60 8.00 Racing Raia or Shine i= ose : 7.60 | kept in the city, it was decided last % as Time. :20. Frivolo F d, } “ ‘ xing Baggot, Burgo, Tim- | yy "Croieh’ Hold. clinker Cantoniau and | Might at a meeting of the St. Jo- better they are—and they’re buying them with enthusiasm. Our dh om sin ete Wenate SOGEVENTH RACE. “Futurity. seph Baseball Booster Club. A = Z 7 Be Bicktast, Elizabeth Pesek, | yarja‘siarvcara -. 850 940 2.00 | delegation was named to scek sup- factories have done a wonderful job of manufacturing and you get Sn = i ; rier - ; port of the Chamber of Commerce. middle 9 ~ ae Gay City, Joe, Right Royal. |°¥flme” 30d" Oakiana’camen\ den sa i a the benefit — doubly so because you pay no man’s profit. - eader, - omrade. Tor Danger, Bondage uck’s AD EATHER KEEPS ? iieate: oy. CO eTGHTA’ RACE—Futurity: inen You are bound to save when you buy at Bond’s. Desperae Chance, Steeple ~ , 15.80 20.00 6.60 CREWS OFF HUD N f 15.40 7.4 2 “ —" . SO SY eal an ~ & . eae By the Associated Presa, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥., June -29 d | Buck also ran. 24.—A raging Hudson whipped by , a uto Loans Ly eee ae ~ One cuarier mile hurdle: | a, northerly gale kept all college ess or e ourt - on your car just like alm| le D ea ee 5 ho | crews from rowing a stroke this a man borrows from the bank ene ge 3.20/ morning. Prospects at noon were igiocks or bonds. Your car does oO. ? fave to be fully paid for. We ce unfavorable for any rowing this =» dignified, courteous, confi- —_— ; afternoon. eer bee sage. Come im Entries. The enforced respite was wel- t ty ean oO ort — 9 Finance Corp.. 1035 N. Grand. First race. tanen-cseenhe a comed by several of the coaches Hooligan Skookum B. Fine Gold Border Ranger for the oarsmen are becoming Side Walk Renton Boy i | Leash Leader Conentiaha trained to a fine edge and a slight | i | Second race, One-quarter mile: lay-off is a benefit. | pars ey sexes Model -_ ; Flying Jack I Gene Tunner Volk Is Named Coach. i . | Chanticleer Spalding Black Any ) Third race. futurity: By the Aesociite} Press. i S AVN | Peck Rane one BLOOMINGTON, Ill., June 24.— 3 DME RO \Burso| ~ Eldon Volk of Normal, Ill., who ad J PONS, sista captained Illinois Wesleyan Uni- A is ie a ee | | versity’s State championship bas- 1 ‘ we Oe —— eee ten ketball team the past year, has me Xi STR Le — | signed a contract te coach at Gales- | C ——e Soon inhi “ee burg High School the coming year, | __— aA J bat and act as director of physica) edu- | ee . 1 * cation. it was announced here yes- : ALT | terday. Paws: | Minor League Results. ; rr a an Southern Association. : een Birmingham 9, Chittanooga 2. ’ . Little Rock 10, Mobile 3. ) 4 th Pome ol Orleans 1, Memphis 0 (11 | 40 meio nd Double Dutch Nashville at Atlanta, game post- Spider Web Palm Beach | New Summer ned; rain. 5 FE | Ay O oo remel Better Malt Syrup rf Pacific Coast League. | Tropicals Suits $17165° Fiannels, $20 — q cannot be made “23 glen iremmeniies : With One Pants . With Two!Pants This Offer Gives You an ARIS for baking and home cooking wa sreomgenince onal A Summer fabric without a | New colors; a new weave. age ia Ui es al > Pty Pa a an a aes eo) te — Opportunity to Ride on Ac __ Western Association. peer; thin asa web, buttough | World famous Palm Beach us i ieee Tivg ARTERS your Dealer St. Joseph 5, Okmulgee 4. as steel. New colors! New | Cloth. The Genuine! And | stripe effects. Handsome Fort Smith 12, Muskogee 4. s : Topeka 7, Springfield 3. designs priced at only styles! SIAL CAN TOUCH YOU FREE |[Rectest poirot owen € Dale $2Q-°° $79 65° $29: had mae. + Se * * « s i as + ote + a Pe ee ee oe ee ee Waco 6, Wichita Falls 2. : , Fort Worth i2, Beaumont 3. Extra Pants, $3.50 a P I S P P Silk Tires Mounted or . —= 3 Three-1 League. Extra Pants Include. kinnes Lined " Peoria 2, Bloomington 0. Delivered Free Evansville 3, Danville 1. Quincy 6, Springfield 2. Terre Haute 4, Decatur 3 (16 in- Prove the Qualit y— | nings). les ay You Rid | an We fit Stout Men-Tall Men-Shert Men! | Omaha 15, Wichita 9. s | | Tulsa 2-7, Lincoln 11-3/ All models — all sizes —we have styles for all men. Materials = pat- | x | Denver 14, Amarillo 7. ’ ; I] 16 es onion eae dipronggerete Ae terns are specially selected for each type of figure. When style and } a1. comfort cost so little, why not enjoy Summer? j >- . American Association. ee E 7 > @ . Toledo 5-4, Minneapolis 1-3. » g ~ | §t. Paul 2, Columbus 1. ; | Kansas City 8, Louisville 4. Payments Brty————- at fe Bond’s Straw Hats — Another Saving! ‘ 2 __ Fi Reading 6-0. Jeraey City 4-5. — fe ' / Te —< cis mma k Sennet and Fancy Braid Sailors . . $2.35 Fine Quality China Splits ...-.. . $2.85 SUARANTEE e : ) | Syracuse 9, Buffalo 3. Genuine Swiss Yeddos . . . . . 2.85 Genuine Italian Leghorns £.¢.9. 3-85 : | Sec 2 _ Minor League Standings. Genuine South American Panamas . $4.8§ ~ Tires Purchased Here AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Toledo... 3722627 Ind’polie 5S Bt. P Repaired for Six Months (hh 1. Bet : : i il ‘ukee 33 2 B56 Lou'ville 303 REE . % 4. Minn'olis 33 31.516 Colu’bus 24 38, P ye su Mi PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. — SFR Except Sunda 83°94 808 Portiana 4245 . OO} 0 242. n Al ad Certificate y ap 34 is Bon L.. Angeles SR 3 ‘Se . T: gp eve foal | Tonight is t .. 4242 500 Hol’wood 35 60 itie for entification . TEXAS LEAGUE. 3 Maplewood Night W. 1. Pet WoL Also Ladies’ Night aco... 9842829 Shreport 31 34.24 3 . a . ' ' . S8BA S ua ‘ n Evenings and Sund y (For Tonight Only, Ladies Free) Dallas. . 38 88 B00 Fe Worth p Morning : First race at 8:15. To reach track, | WESTERN LEAGUE. | , take west-bound street cars, trans- [// ee ee Kirkwood-Ferguson line, ; wae Dk. City . < 5 3 , . fer to - ita. 4928 58 On 3K (43: 3 : take St. Charies or Natural Bridge ff | [°"*".- 39 33-005 Lincoln.. 2642. 7R Road to Carson Road, then north to WESTERN ASSOCIATION. W.L. Pet. WL. Pet. | T ; the track. Service cars from Wells- |// 7. Smith 3029.02) Topeka. 29 24 . : I IVE A EIG! ITH ST ton loop; from Delmar and Hamil- Ol uleee 35 28 401 Mushosee 303 ‘ TWO PANTS . 7 Sait ia PLAN : ton, and from filing station st INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. 3 of 08 Rocheeter 5235. Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Grand and Washington. hiss me < | Washington SLM. 6 a OF Ste Bina” Ho 3d Ra HG A NATIONAL TWENTY-TWO STORE INSTITUTION ; ; Oe ee ee ae ; a. Admission, 90c; Tax, 9c-—Total, 99c ville Av. ‘Be *tica’s Finest Greyhound Track en ee a a ca mm Ss ea at cdl

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RIDAY EVENING, JUN. 24, 1927 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____— re oes? Oa - —_—_ rae ota ae srome i cadinmeaaaid a . —E Editorial Page WOMAK, 60, WITH SHOVEL | it must build a sewer. 2 oe ___- FARMS sat RIERA Besae CIRO Daily Cartoo: —————— - — _—- ss > — | ‘ , n | Mrs, Ewma Vawer had notified ROUTS POLICE AND COUNCIL the council that she objected to Menasha (Wis) Authorities Yiewa |‘? Pcving until a storm sewer was | /o ) ) * | ) . oS t6 Her Demand to cay Sewer laid. When workmen arrived a : ; : re — Before St : _terday she picked up a shovel and | , : | | By the Ase we ee nom mounted guard and stepped ‘the , a =— MENASHA,.. Wis. ) : oa PART THREE. June 24.—A wrk. The council went into spe- 60-year-old woman arnicd with « | cial session and scnt this message , Shovel, who held at bay the entire to Mrs. Pawer: police force and a crew of road | “The counc!! has decided to workefs s¢cking to pave her street, ‘build your sewer, may we come | has convinced the City Council that to work in the morning™™ * 5K ) | 4 DG GONE ' ey e ; —EE ere eects agecarpmmnnpamssnos_-anaamnammtmangmmsmmmmmemasstuaasmass TT ; : a peste MU ah THREE MG a nn LD ne a | a iu a 3 GEN WOOD ‘ LLL LL LLL, : ; - PPO OP OO ee Ee mee. os = : ; ’ ; | , ' fe | , " act — glasses are now the vogue. ie : &> fo Be Over twenty distinctive styles in iE | / ; e ee PO Mee ~ nor Spends Night at Summer White House — | 7 Expects to Return to his 5 Piece Kroehier bed 7" FARM REPORT + oo oe this extremely becoming and most in- conspicuous type of giasses. Drop into our nearest store and see our beautiful designs in white gold mount- ings. The prices are most attractive. 2 | D e Ss » | t M y- St + + BA Erker’s are Local Representatives for Kodaks — Eastman and Filmo Motion sentative Tilson of cture Machines for H Use—and all a better makes 7 ieeaian and Euro- Connecticut Says He = Ser 4 ~~ nS Pn ee ~ wa. . . : ; : . Coolidge on Western Trip . = “ ~ . | . | , Dini . . : : “ : ’ > ! ; ‘ : s.é “ : yw. ~— q —~t : 24 . a AL 1 . ’ ." \ J *, te a. . : : , . “ A : ~ P~ E * ; . : ; ; . ‘ 4 ‘ 4 4 ; v SS | ¥ “ > > )*e, : a @ ' TY vets . . ".* ' 5 . ‘es SA . be . > °F, = se aD +1 > *% ; . : : mt Mails in ‘ : ~# iy * «te ‘7, ; 6 eer oe th ' ; a ot | Res Sha iF 4 i124, yall s . rh iy ie, We ERR ae ¢ cGos sn A "i the Associated Press. . 7 . / - “ . . e+ ; * . ‘ > . . ’ a's » «J R . a | y Beet y yf i; i ' 44 eye ee, ; SG i _ . ; ’ ” VF oe mn crTry. s Db un 2 4 a= = ~~ . ‘s _ 4. ‘ a : . ‘€ ‘ , : +¢, 4 ; ‘ . A \ a it A : ; 2 ft be 4 -RAPIL CITyY. ~e ~ . June 24. . | ~ } , a . . dt a . . . ‘ ' . : , , ; . / Par’ oe A - ian el! »8& c >I m vi, E. = ) RR PORE Babe) : a yf 23 ré _-- hye ' Meat ' | — heh a report on conditions in the = ‘ ° ~‘~* . “ . : >. a , . 7 ‘ : : , ; 7 5 ee a ~ ‘ *. = .," > a - ‘ ~ 2 a” ; . * ~ " - : > ee ‘ a - $4 a , *h bh 4 . : ~ ¢ > MO . bed . e% 4 * g : " 7} i - - - 511 N GRAND | A BEE RAG seed iF ISN ee SP | Bippines in the hands of Presi : i § eas; gisk-te Stash) 3 As, =. | > ae / oo“N VU, me . e A . . . *.* OF »,* . ‘ . +. " . ; . oe sae *, 4 a a : 7 ; . : ose %° ; i. 4 : P, ‘ —w Tote {i ne a Coolidge, Governor-Generai sard Wood rested at the sum- ‘¥e White House today from his PML, : : ao O Omens > trip which plainly had affect- = ae Oy 2 . en “os ig PA series of accidents before leav- Manila and on the ocean trip had undermined the Gen- usua! robust constitution, and » he arrived at Custer, S. D.. bad ‘o be assisted to the auto- Mie which brought him to the e Game Lodge. s ~ Pca wpe NaS 3 4 . coat ie, i ieee “ae aici om nm -) “SEE? eer. naa fter a i inference with th ge” 4 * ee Sesident. Wood wag invited to re- geuiteys aa _ ? on p overnight and he canceled a : a Bevious decision ta re-board his wial car for the trip to Washing- ca 7 2 ; > 1 . ES There was no comment on the ot MES SR. : St RE a : ; et S.. prernor-General's visit either . ~ > -. : , 5 rs on ~ 7 “ - rhs ‘Se . , > a = - oo - - 4 i+ Lar pte te ' ‘4 — mm «himself or from the White . 4 x i ae -_ . - # Spaeth fise. Members of his party de- : ‘4 . - . : ' a 7 wt 2% _— : o * . P 4 « . ‘ | ‘ ’ * : ats > | - ” e “ > : ~ A . : : . . . ® ‘ «* od : : . . > : : , , - ¥ ‘s 7 . x a ; ; “* © A . - ° , + 3c + Ja ; 4 Phe - «eae . ." ve 5 : , , . 4 : 2 . , : g m >. > ‘ Tee * a= os pee - be “4 . : 4 _ . _* - . ” - . o tg ag) - - . . = . . . - x. . ,, ow , WS Jit. . ed ~—+ “™—* or or ® 7 . =~ % . : jh F ; ' ‘ . ia . ee ; ; >» 4 es ; . ~_— ‘--“ re . “~ + rr é . ‘ « . > sf . . Ds inne ae »* . 5 : : Pae nis ions Lip, as é r > . = es pe — * - | : * ° Bo ~ a : * ast —_— -— * . _ . - a ~ > Si PSS | : > . 7 | ~- “ _ > . “ : - $ * ; ~ ‘ ‘ ’ y ; : >. @ ; ; a Rant. Fietcher his physician, 7 a oS) Remember! This is a GENUINE KROEHLER—it is paige 0000" 00. 202 GO to Cool Minnesota this summer. Not a ti See "7 eas just an ordinary bed-davenport Suite. And just ink of inte stad lan wr: ; onlyisthe fishing FINE, but sailing, motor-boat- Bs & | A NE EY Sy A “ai gaget : ; 5a Bic Pudagestiy ete ing, Canoeing; swimming and other water sports are at their best. ‘Shr: Be . id é = SS Be » you may buy it for only $98.00—which means ft 1s the reat President Confers With Tilson. Enjoy the wonderful Minnesota days filled with vacation {BAYS iS gee : : ae President - . e a peer ‘sentative Winter told Mr. Ar. Minneapolis . .. 8:20 am =e 3 NH / ' sk “bs? ZENON Praee Aey ” Each of the three pieces has spring locks, seats and edges which add to ssgem™ Se Weet' me ianeee ae Ar. Se. Paul * ee © @ @ 9:00 am ‘ 4 . | f - “ . aa *, 4 ++ ’ a | : AY a 2%, | 4 > comfoart and aids in prolonging the life and durability of the Surte. The - = a : ; _ 4 Dassa@e of a mens “as? Yl meaty oS Ay | | a is of the newest patterned figured velour of excellent quality. . « You'll never know what a luxury it is to own a Kroehler Bed-Davenport A dl prarives could function. Wim Eb. MeNails, Die. Pass Agus. Wahaih. a) Datce. Cy 4h Ae |, Se you have had one in your home. By day it serves as a stylish Living-Reont mere’! 27d he held the view that H.W. Keck, G a. tn nei TYE R. a f ; Peete Sets a Pi ore Be) ae by night it serves the purpose of 2 bed—as comfortable as any you have Sm odified tars: retiet: BER 426 Pierce Bidg.. (Phone GArheld 5689 Sky a i ae seen \ Shh i Pe ee on. A Kroehler is especially convenient if your home © SMR GPR: Coe ok measure which es . tien ae We he ehh you have need for an extra bed for your own use or for guess we sidetracked in the last Con- coming in. This Kroehler Suite was buzlt for three a Find. (oolidge Sentiment. beauty, usefulness and economy and it serves all three adequate wets av.iong ca cr os ia hw pad or "« . hal. es " = PS ; ms under whick = rm ~~ “eT)- papolis & Stlouis RE oe = Lod 7 in \ este Tn ~~ pa > = Ca eneeeiemeneetneee . i es ; ’ : : Y ; “ “~*~ nee : ME ORR te ements. ; re > ; a * a e d . J ,* pa A - ra - Pp ts : mi V a ’ ~~“ a — ee ° , . e WW > e ’ 4” # @ -, e?.- a “4 : : . . " e ~~ « Ee , - a . ; > R ’ >" ’ . of “a — ‘I : 1 > cs '* . - - / “ : , se cj A iCin- - "e. ; . ’ - — ™ »* 7 F ' Gas * f , — “6 > : 3 ° - ee ~ - 7 ’ . ae , is ‘ j ‘ , ‘ rs Te - = ~ _— . . “ , : Z > es . 7 . : “ : ° e 7 = > — 2 a - . ~ 7 %, - a ~AS 4 o : , 7 = / be ry ~ -y? e . * . ° ‘td -_ : *et «4% , 4 "ss ‘ Mag on - ’ Pr? ALD a Ad H °¢ ‘ Pe" *. ‘ ‘ > > 4 .* ~. ¥ e. te ~ - ee = cian a * e . ‘ar } . .s : ~~ i ti : - ; ' ‘ae - Is about to be written © mee PE NS A he \ Be OR s 4 . See ‘ ; Kroehler = | = 4 ; é pe = Se ead Reak SS he ’ Rte ‘Ga Z an upward re Three Men in a Plane,: : Bed 3 se a seep? . Flying the Atiantic—to AN — rE Write for Post-Dispatch _ Davenport HE AMERICA, giant FokSer =mono- : Is on Sale . “plane, triple motored, is ready. to take | + 0 es ‘SPP ab ae ae on: ee a the air for new records in transetiantic fs or Ure + _ | ee, es tec ; ‘ . | = / ’ j ses 'y of cerporation and UF flight. Commander Richard E Byrd, the | A ‘ ae ie tnx re@eceien Suan first mon to fly to the North Pole and -re- +f . ; ; : 4. te Goce turn, ws leader of the crew the Ameria will i SS 7 ; ae imeunt of the re@uction carry. With him are Bert Acosta, pildt, and i = 4 BS ag what is spent for cther Lieut. George Noville, radio operator and | ee “en | : ) me on-Partixan Reduction. reliet pilot. All three of these experienced + Bi vid | a | 2. a . | should armen will write the details of this theht, §¢ § . > TS" ’ oe ' ‘ za r on x wy > + iy wen srt inne ba + > a ° , > - patch. Bi " of prosperity I heve _ “ay there. Dut we gre not To Be Printed in the St. Lonts Territory | . | ee » 4nd any depression would o im . ° J t ‘ 7 | | at “vy affect our revenues.” rn resent at ea . enor and . | , "otessed great interest im ef &nd contro! leciela- : he H of Henor” " mt . Uy . ouse onor vs ete Ou Didi = Be ‘eae? awe e | S. E. Corner 12th and Olive , | ow = ‘* “as now a national prot- “nt Coslidge has decided 2. : —_ | oa ¢ Belle Fourche round- | ' and - , — lea te or Bs jeactay Ja > 5. ee 5 of July 4. his birthe@iy. The “ ; ® ee oii «4 : SEO : Mrs. Coolidge and their 3 Wisi iu ET es. i A Spec sas train. 7

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‘7 * precegetes Fditorial Page : Daily Cartoon | . og Oo ee ty anaes oe -O9060% Ser segesssstess resi ecoeesessegecss ss ° os oases ooo te S. Soseneases rereece ° o2 soe0ee asiitsrr ose cose: * eet sted oeteenss erese- res * 232333 *Seccsts om es * " * , > 2 oe *@ ~ . ) —>* i ie oss ss st skmees: : : sembh Seb trortt reste 9 : ; Seeege sme = peer +3a™ee : . =$; rttrrsxcstetthes: to et ttt ith ret 3c 38 : : cite : : SPS SOR ~ Sr : . _ . Ps >: 9 eees >= ——* + ee eee eee eee e+ + ew ee res we : - ‘ i? : , > eed = 2 me SHREL. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997, PAGES 29—50 Ae eteasenasiteennegeenn ree DGE CONFERS BRITAIN AND RUSSIA IN STATE Tl eee cn Pershing UF ARIIF MENACED OF ft ines copes | HN. WOOD oF piptomatic Ruprure RADTOSL gaara ecoeemmmrs~ BY ARNANENTS, ON PHILIPPINES situation vicorca S al ss et | : , i i] 3 : . at : ‘ aise CAYS CTRECEM ANN ry diction Made Reds Will Now Exert ae OP ae —_— ane “px : or g | Inf] Gen. Butler Intimates That (gr 77m e ia + * ae /~ oo “1 |\German Foreign Minister ties — nfluence in Open, Le a gS EB. f ae gg puiitl\ © use oe Bar eed Additional Detachments 3 Pig Zi. re | ; | ee # ‘™ Ss E 3 hes ee, a — oe Says Powers Must Tackle — * "Publishing, Gun fR New Fork W pal agitation too seriously, although a | Soon Will Leave Shanghai | t, . is, 7 > g * ‘ aes ant . : ay oe . | Question—Urges Accord | . “ee nd Post-Dispatch.) enta : ; " 4 | FS ae, i tet ; ; oe a 7 ) ’ ands Despite Injuries. By JOHN L. BALDERSTON. pot gees vd ite tg - Bad for North China. pe a i eee —. Ome —* . oo With France. London Correspondent of the Post- on the Reds here to prepare for Ee Be a . & GETS Dispatch and New York World. action. | i a ————* | | ee ah © re eS. | LONDON, June 24.—Britain and | A Broup in the present Cabinet, FENG BREAKS WITH , Se a a ae eo ee $ ol cinemat | : ° | aa | § (ao ° Sentiment for matographic performances on Every obscure Communist who With Chang for Drive on ; Re — a, ae | | ences — Warns Russia to W Tr the part of the Government in Lon- |got a few hundred dollars from | , ; es ¢ OF Bn ie Fi 4 lage On estern rip|don that are unprecedented in | | Moscow to spread the Red besten Pekin. | ™ ce al a — SSF Cease Propaganda. | modern history. jhas been tracked by the Special ’ ee } f 1. © : a , , Late ; » oh |'Branch of Scotland Yard, omer is sae Rigeainale sac | * $+ ae ’ SP . aa a 5s £ | r _ Associated Press. ent war doesn’t mean fight- [the political police and acts under By the Associated Press. | fi = i es es ; | Be is tien ‘neni ial - 4 ; ” r° = a) aie ~ as , ” : : 1D CITY, S&S. D., June 24. ing. at least not yet. And others the orders of the Home Secretary. SHANGHAI, June 24.—The Unilt- | 5 Sag 5s ie BERLIN, June 24.—-An appeal ha report on conditions in the | besides Kipling have remarked Many mares’ nests were found, | ¢ States transport Chaumon Ba i. i? that France and Germany get to- ippines in the hands of Presi- {that it is hard for ne Lion to F om — a joke to his col- h came here from Manila with | ao ae gether to wg a the agri Eu- 3 al | £3 : fagues because he was alway s- : a . : f, : rope was made by Foreign Minister Coolidge, Governor-General |fight.the Bear. But wherein, it 18 /ing the Red Bogy. and the Fo a ee ee | e | Seneduaeine: = wendy belete the , 4 ied an i r nN , : ; ae ake ; semi i l= | c yresen tt : y for immediate de- . % 7 SEE : ss 3 d Wood resied at the sum-/ asked, does the present attitude |Office in particular continually re-| y for imm diate ¢ we , Reichstag, in which he also reiter- White House today from his/of Britain toward Russia differ |fused to take the Communist dan- om —e : | aici sai : atec Germany's desire to observe trip which plainly had affect-|¢,om that of the United States? | Ser seriously. gadier-Genova . : : aa alle rigid neutrality in the Anglo-Rus- him. | For years, of course ener : Rs ae s.un conflic t serv | him. | Britain : , OF course, ; = i s.un conflict, but served notice that series of accidents before leav- Finis eee sth Ruesia | ens have been violating th the Moscow Government must Manila and on the ocean ont ‘ . Is usua] robust constitution, | business . The sees i ce ae neither party will conduct agitation wiaaeneoelaaes — eg taunt Ne ‘ : . ees eae ; The German Foreign Minister ma he arrived at Custer, s. : i Base ee prods it ¢ a saad - , | or disseminate propaganda directed , He barat Phe transpo! Scat MM in Re | > ‘ spoke extem poraneously and had to be assisted to the auto- isfac oril 7 gn oh gg ne ~~” | against the institutions of the other) Henmcerson is here from ers , i ie iets a a ‘ showed the strain of his attendance le which brought him to the fact 1 a ~ ve obs ain _-.. | State. The trade delegation ana! /0aded to the gunwales wit | . nines es in iii psi al at the recent meeting of the Coun- Game Lodge. _ . a : 4 othe 7 ases the Russian Embassy here huve piies, and n * ; sa TIT “) tie . a , 6 “: 4 ns ; ee | 5 cil of the League of Nations at era long conference with the | * “tte '8 Common. continually maintained relations) Marines a LOC 1a ALY | SH, Mii : aps Geneva. He pledged Germany's aid ident, Wood was invited to re- View of Lloyd George. 'with local communists and for orders.” | % ae cd eo pee es in carrying out the resolutions of ge overnight and he canceled a; Proof of that statement ts ea sent documents back and forth to nan hs ge pane? jee — 7) *, — esi iia gual i sg the International Economic Con- prious decision to re-board his | Statesmen like Lioyd George w | ig The importance of these| Tientsin. he sald, expected that t! \ See bs) Ae eee, a i ri Oe, ference, and at the same time de- car for the trip to Washing- |}not inform Parliament, in 3¢ | things was minimized all along by -*8tionaists in their Grive on Clie SOS Se: eager: Fe | # clared that it was imperative for bow —~ , beni ” ea th ith iat ig i HR pst os * Ses. seer eee eee sethertesege ce. peeen esses tases =, eee rs AR SOR pCR Natasa 9 See BOTS lla aie tn POO pe ia, belt, PA ERR 5, Re Se a ates eS Nike Pa OR? gt. ree a ae PN date be SIL 4 % Sot alla tledts 2 aad Sia ap bape 5 met hy te ik ned eh oe % oe awe : ne ee ae afs RR wa «oll Ave A mae 3 eo Pr = lhe 2 a a ed Qatar Somes jini ice a eet ' eae 6 Oe ew if QA Ry ’ * " ; 3 Snes! mors: m ~ jer" ee aig aes is apt ‘ e!, $ > like America, now has Or tes pepe Agrees ROR Ber he ee eh 5 2 ft tied rite, dias) nididet intestate ae, Ea Te A "al s excited sueus & Foreign Office, magnified by! t¥WO cities ul rrive ney m™m | ee neers — “é the big Powers to epproach the lere was nO comment on the = Government has taken the | S me sedate —. pe sears ches —Wide World Phote.| Problem of disarmament in a spirit r-General'’s visit either. step since the Listice, t month, ix” got his; ©*s! oritie P aK!) bdieacs SCENE at commencement exercises when President Hibben and Col. William Libbey presented hon- | of sincerity and determination. mn himself or from the White or rith eeeniiene 7 chance. he famous secret docu- ——- orary ome to the World War commander. Otherwise, he declared, the very Buse. Members of his party de- ) lie ** vas hirl- it was stolen, and a British spy; 0™! ‘GaKE —- — ee - - = existence of the League was threat- ened. ped Wood expected to return to! wind,” “made on if t raves sOVvie house reported that it post in goa er Secisions pr known in this coun d been photostated =m soevict; So- _— of ee oe } "=)1c¢ } "o> f : arge oe % } he ain é ee British plans for homt - JT) ss UT Li, m¢ 4 = 3" b ‘ Sez) : ciate Contest ath raise of lengthy address with U4 fervent ap- . a G al he . . in is : , Constitution. | n case of Anglo-French . nd th ommunist elemen | 'peal for Franco-German under- mend worn from his long ip t the red: ' is simp! } a copy of tl And think of it, % ine two broken rit mn rou c al Ma Oa i a : 1Ostilities HkOW, re moves towarc ———— By the Associated Preas. ~- | standing which he intimated was oan Suueantry when the ship lurched |, 3, y acir, on Fet, 16 an Acted Within Law. healing the breach between the , ee) ; LOS ANGELES, June 24.—H. J. enyiow Re-election of Cosgrave | ously Jeoperdized = by Premier . ehaa ¥ > } a . 5 ao i P — dicted 48 ‘* r" | ry ’ 3 ’ ; 4 ie , aT) ke 2) a ri 4 4 4 ‘ - a sin To ary} ‘ ° . ‘ ser . for nre x. # - e : - ‘ - . sd - , “yt a ‘ . i ° . oo. it 1S grea a” President Confers VW kn Ti Tilson. Se itheteas the To: was done Undoubted): ne : ‘ > lferey Ss at ICO. in ity s arolina State Collece — VM itn | nréat of Assembly Sunday. | —_— sa ae . inal went to Moscow; tn any case,) Suchow between the two powerful! : ala =e pero EEL pot gli hs r . | “I could refute many of his ac- igious Free e thi ion: collegiate Without Allegiance Oath. | A +t Psifent i “oolied ‘ i yveste rday ,o) 7 r ore ef) ee b iK Valil : } . nt “4 | yesterday, } la! ind re va eae alata 4 t saa - "thern ’ aie ea on, , iyiOuUs ° th lire ration ntercoliegiate : . | Kroehler Bed- | yav- E ferred with Renpresentati me Sas ;' — , ie contents were known hat oputnern le: Marsha Fer t d national i colieg : ~ | cusations.” said Dr. Stresemann, 2 os se bude — i ‘ ) . 7 Aaa j : . } i J as ube in . 4 wl» ’ he } ¢ ? T} le *}4 , . une Z ann a ee oe by hie Rae Rey: _”* ‘ ; ae © ae © A 4iivviiec ca . i : - . le my tH rernver ¢F e dqocun ent. ’ y : f i , ferm poli ip in . . ry? *} . - a} k A ” ne ti ; }» for i ai \ ‘ 4 i * saat i 4 - : ; ‘ t ; a 4h Represe niatuve yi se Se Tiifé . 4 if) i is ail 44 sine at 4 ; 7? : = sae sa ¥4 ; ‘ “ti 3 ii = ae a | 3 — ames. has . = : on annen ” i Unite qd States I i » | . ‘ e : ’ . ; | te Bm : 4 is already too far advanced in its ? as acti as 1} ritical irs in the of the knowledge of the facts. c j a \’ f : y Fie : oq ' — . ‘ we ‘ A 4 . ‘ , . ‘ a2 , ~ 44 as a ‘ ‘ a s14%*j ihe ; =" 7 * fi . * 2 94 ot e . . owe ) } py) >} ) >] 4 . . VAS of { Jhi LS ; y comf d that : = Wroming . Sa wo ; 7: reakinys rican lez i 3 s 4 pr i ortable avenport j . a ithe oat vip . Pf brea] vith S} ic and tnat the remainin mb a. ony : ; Bia aac i elaine aera _ | Irish Free State were passed yes- | firesemann said that Germany er he had conferred with he ‘relat s rT} 4 . ] in ‘ . . motion — when closed it Pesiden:. Tils whe te R hI “Saas es | nim now t% roceed nd) proces anking immediately to } nye apnea See Baby i dated Dal had reorganized her police force to : “- ’ , - : ‘ ) @. : Ji } Le & €) an Or- Be Lai 74 —* + ’ ae > 1 ? = _ ’ © -4 + = 2 lin aaa ‘ iy / 6.’ ad a s rn . 4c - Le J ya -6TUt ‘ » fin wie : lamberiain an: uadwin could not join in tl ‘ tio! igainst the rnuire MMeZ, AF uC *% cenit. at al m ~ | meet the vishes of the allied Pow- : t JOP | 2g ’ c °) on ’ 7: .t} “cy C1 } . i} ‘ i" x “¢)} . a wy yf or? Fr) Vent r) r)] - : ° - , is - iia who need not worry ; : a ty ‘ wish ‘ . - a ¥ ; Ge — ‘ oe ’ t ‘ .* rl. } " 3 } . 1¢ “ ; r) ri. = r, , . iinated , th . : } , ’ , Pp ' ns ei 4 P i} aTiii . onvened under threat reg ers, had broken up illegal military ; j OusC eno neer ior A jances which may » Tar penin in al : : ; ~ - ? versity, lird -eacn, University o! me . wing chair and a club chair, : : ccinn : ; nome -_ go £¢ — . x0 ™ as. . ArT aL 4s i i] ~ ssi Ti issu 2 proclia- . , ‘ ** party me ae . . 9SSi1Di ftrounie from KMamon De ' organizations and had destroyed : f _ “ae - 4 ae UU bicA LU c milihne > } UsSi , - +424 7u - .* ‘wer . ; Ps - ‘ P ; . as06 sms . - Z > > = ta TIC i 3 oe ‘ “ ‘ an 4 i + > s% : aid 4 a & PITTI IT11 Ah at iil YY ust . . he "| “ : , ’ ‘ ' ‘ P ’ . y 3 } ry! f an follow- | | her fortifications. : 7 oa : : “KS atu s 0 i jues- ‘try. - | n ' year's ‘side ¢ ati rs frican I aleré A DL iCal vs = . 4 : : s ind called upon their troops to up : ; enaen ts wea | ut the peace of the capital} Commenting on the Anglo-Rus- —. © a a othing worth mentionin vas hold the principles of the la | electic fied gE ae vs : nined upbroken, William 7. | 8am break and the signing of the ot have peen pointed ee aires . " . i 1} TT cy. . v, » 1 . : ‘ : : “phon ; ‘ ot sel . g _ o 4 s si 4 . s A . 4 bif ‘ i : kag 4 Rea ' _ ” . . eo : soviet Sun Y; en 4 ublica en rigineallvy drawn. ot Mf the | naea : , ve EER INGE 22 as re-elected president | treaty between Germany and Rus P ges which add to its great De we ee farmers of the |out frankly by Lloyd George and | jous were the results published !n| er, “for the everlasting glory sactiee dartaved nbonistele Sab tne lanai Gi, cca ce oe oe ceeutive council, by a vote| %!@ Dr. Stresemann insisted that an +5 f the Suite. The upholstery . upon aamnate ne . a : ite (ney pposition Spe akers In aT the hite Paper hat @ reivn thine’ ' e Be os c % : : ¥ , wre “ . ‘ ‘ se | Fe nc: a J eg sins 2 as 4 in eee S end of | economic area like Germany can- : 7 5 om ity. i porating ti “gece ) re lam 107 beens Sm that | Office ha ‘ome he rei ue | gaia : % — pe: | bh ; | on oe oe not be expected to dispense with @ 4 i 4 : -Haugen bill. Pern eer Pe bn ~—T i deh tater pies’ + and me tne inprecedented 1. Chiang Kai-shek announced |“ * ee ee 6 Oe nee imate. ee a al wein“4ays has! potential market Uke Russia. ; 4 | . “4 Pimprov conditions ail r » Ow “he oe d — . veneers ‘ourse of put hin ussian diy an immedia Arive :; ; = _ yor Lig ull vernun ; . iol, | eee ee a politics : At the conclusion of his speech, Bead Devensiut Suite until “Me retives could function "j ee ee ee kon lomatic telegrams decoded by wt! throu the province of Shantun OS ee ee ~ i vently pail , ‘merican € aac eete peso mages Chancellor Marx and other Cabinet 4 Said. was what the oS — ostility tritish Secret Service. 1} "ab on Tientsin and Kj vhile it was ~ 2 ri scoiatenen "eh age stitution, as the salvatio: litica eae oe Se * “| members, among whom were Vice lish Living-Room Suite— q Bnied and he ep , ; ca : in n Unina, nod : 15e iC jone bv the belli rents ev- Sta } at Tarsha! Ten: 1. Om sears. eons 101 i fun T,07) Pe ; centered arou! | ee . | Chancellor Hergt, the Nationalist 7 ) a ae = * here will become greatly intens! we passions of th utbreak ) hsian sid bewin tele alia Jn sther hand, th Jatform | 1%: in — lid in those agic times. é leader, congratulated the Foreign } as any you have ever slept . annis ee 1 ed. 1ind these publicly e of war in 1914 ee ae eit: Wien eect Se iorcement Of U1 : ‘ pi = norning he was in an & Minister. t af your home ts small and eq eet as Cri gy lecang ‘d +» °F pressed fears are others. | Had to Save Cabinet i aia 2 eee ~~ | stitution hich Catholics nten PEERS VOTE FOR REASONABLE , tomobile accident, but escaped in- ee: . Ce a a Possibilities of War. ut the moment the pneumati va or hat t) is imppossible if there is to be re REFORM OF HOUSE OF jury, and then led his 4¢ Fianna ‘SEEN EROM PLANE ELEPHANTS your own use or for woe, ~ as OS Rene tema Aommetiotite ie calideeie five tee. “ . . ‘rious liberty LORDS Fail deputies through the streets ‘o, 4 ) Russi: ili now openly oh ane eee Regn Wb EET ee , rags es | z recently receive in | inster House, where they de | APPEAR SIZE OF RABBITS : Finds Coolidge Sentiment. a \ hn ork against Britain. in Bieawes Se yegsneae: ae eer x ; om aye testes nape | ee | a te je: ¢ absen from his | 20Vermment Mea: ure Attacked on | ,.unded their seat# as duly elected wast before jeavi tt eee 6| RG in t] lark, probably w OF ss | sl eet Adie a ide EP : ee — ‘OSt a8 deral military lead in Ground Conservatives Seck to | members of the Dail gut they Director of African ‘Transport nea | ap gaan Agee f Russian public opin- ae est gps ORE secagear te Ling Fi ms pata. : er: iz distric ve rpetuate Their "ower. | refused to take the oath of alle-| on Flight in Interior Sights aH war may break out; '* | sh ener a Ee so nse, Ceoce nead of ? sa arty fs/~ > ROME. Freee ' giance to what they lermed a “for- | 1000 Together. between Russian and one of the Bal- ; : ne . 4 they were barred | BY the Associated Prees. kan mieten or with Roumania over, — he ¢ | resulting | said at tains neaaitin Pe psi ; : ble TT reform was it eiiemialile _ KHARTOUM, Egypt, June 14.—~ Bessara or Chinese Gevelop-|*r°"". =: “ Mn ee tea i ould assun - onest ot rae gee kan tks t “ne ) 64, last night after | — Loe ed Ont, In Corridors. ‘The Air map route mapped out | ; 2S 3 nas 0 : te jn 1} louse oO above the wilds of Africa over ’ , i ‘} 7 ur en iri . . - —~ . c. i ’ ¢ oe SNS 240 ‘ ‘ } +7} . co ws a\ weil . , rt . 7 > tT a hi 7 ae ana ncere € 1ormwrni. TY one’ a 4 not troops. and from which the | heen against the break, could s © LOB NAR ARATE OS AR Ite difficult to ~, ee Fy rah Th + #h moxt »# he : . ve Fy | = + . 7 : : , ee , , slate. . : , , ‘ . cussed personaiivy with mot of th Tt is probalt e that pee vel slleg » Nar {Oo Vari- ’ - "T , ae yf ats vithoy subseribing to tle ~ en oe oe *, \. ‘ * a, - 4 . « ie . ° ’ | f ’ f P 4 : J } In sOme such event. British sup- a : a : — PMs ~URE|T) ney P , : ' ‘ = -“ - wwe BASSE wishes bY Mba and the re-election of FPresi- which airplanes are to fly in t = oe oartinr j 3 . , ‘ € : . tinction o 1x tulad ha anre * ; . eee : Ns “4itigh arliar- Tr - ent Government in power, may e¢as- ) . . eee ‘1 ou- el } ianko i. ' “ns sihle an re’ —_— — = , eesti ' while . Valera and his follow-|¥u # at such a height that ele : th N of 1) binet ist lustice. must 3 ies , ; ’ 2 6! } SLLILLICE . ’ . ‘. : ‘ ws , _ pee ee : . -_ . : ; } t} a ia 24 ‘ ; . . a ‘+ . : . sie * * al ; ’ ar rei | : North Sea Transport Co., who has no one wr ry) sa f in ie iO Use ind » i : t 3 ' , ri i uid ’ ' j 4 »} is pre served ir) , } ; : . » A Whv has Baldwin's Government ‘ try! as ee ee — — = a ; u‘ On ¢ capital yOuLgy Pie. - ae : _ —— ‘ ny fas ai0win |! sovernmen atched Charnberlain fac © 6 at Solion | Hos sitet , ee Nvovosition to bill low - aii here their leader de- to inauguration of regular commer. on , celal service, relates that during «@ } fs ens > 3 * . ‘ ; ~ 4 =) . - “a j long refused t0 dO 80 l and again, to deny that his hand’ undec: 2 ty} Letters Threatening Death Report- .,. . Peenervat Leuaems t queen y the firet atep in & cam- Britis] ; | and Shambi he noticed a number of rius ive . , fush Sailors Drive Off Chinese ibe! te eaenestentn Santis Rr ie age ot Negiance to the British sov- ##imals which eppeared to be biack its truth. Chamberlai Sunject mary: he said What i! Oulu "HITN TA NG lar a r os ae vnine : ' & ny ’ oi ' ear hy en , , peitnitea leaders oer lnine4 He deacended to have & better . mar, ahs; ' .. View and then realized that whasg sion with close attention and dis- much circumiocution lenia’ Whi . ge “i cig eh 01%) " an ¢: in letters : , ney : : aad io ske their about a thousan of them. - | = . ! er As the noise of the motor eame during the last few years. I say las he might when the raid took E bs achment 1 | met “aid “The Na- | reform bill ot hae ae nd been kept out by those who | Scattered, leaving behind one of | | ) ' I ' . il oe sg Oa steal yess | ey : : ‘4 , ithe largest bulls He tossed his — hat can be done than the ordinary problems of po- embarrassment that must resuiti, ... 3 eine pergtes a © “u thi ice he rhe le PVUIraLIO: mG 48 iy mics whicn overn tne rom a fiagc id compel the Cabi- — . ents ks — °ahdaws . A lose Ma r. ieee he o-|¥9 a , 4 oO. corporation and in dynamic hich ¢ the from a fiasco and co : oo _— Feder \ But if these peo-| Ody back and forth in @ rent asi 3. i b ‘ 53 ’ s . > =" . se aa) : ss Raha } *G a iif : ; J nes ; , —s, } ‘ : ‘ ¥ teak 38 §& ri for other Belief as to Russia. For Jix alt aves had tt e 3 oreigrr Chamber by Majority of Two Re- cialis did not regu rq th ry 4 By ? e AS — 4 : = , . T mr paeale Tr) : ra ro hack is) By the Ascouiated Fpeap is J« Ahi : , er what had MEXI ; CITY, June 24.—Bpe- ‘ . . ; 4 , "9 - - } . eens “2 e ; : ; in this country which believes Worse the hote “Jix” got into ee its Sittings. ' ) errs a G a ine poveee OF I ; harder the Office would Coprric? : ae +944 selerat ' sa ope ; ” tt - ing them. the bar- that more than four miles of rati- port of Russia's enemy. the pres- a ran izn Minist A heel aaa c 1 1 h; , ' Cosgrave were carried ut service between Khartum and Kis- ced restiessiy in the corri- and guard- rabbita. Ss “*ynica imlaiy u ‘ on} a ; made numerous trips preliminary ‘alos red out +} ‘ Reds” NOW when : flo _ eA . ; ‘ 4 r . ‘ mao} rh ——- es“ ee —e aeream He rd seorrce pressec im 4 i" : ’ : i. ' ' ; t Dat! o 3 ¢ f “ “9 ‘ c y. , »* ‘ie '} i} ? ' : ‘oe | eration at he ati fiight over the country between Bor ‘ne expiana- | was forced. that he personally had mnmene Seen ed Sent to Calles and Aids. T sil . ign for the removal of the cath Soldiers Haiding Steamer. Pi tas iti | ein} - 1. a pte ial 7 ie 7 3 sheep or rabbits is , Lie A ame ite Press - , . s ; ks . P| ca a Te. * t+34 j : " - 1é 7 ‘ “* rit *g> % +> , ee +. 7 . i nave Al . rioss i a Lie unpaia ‘ Th ?2Ge or ‘ me - : +} i : } yi ‘ ge ' ’ ' ; lV a _— ts . at . : r) iia attended the loa il for the growth of Russian-British but he painfully pided. i+} : laiist pene 2 sic ee pee | Mtggelireye teag F augs sighted were elep . roe . « . 7 . 3 + -| . >| s' ’ " 4 rTyi : - 4 Z fy ] ’ rt »$ “. ’ . oe ty ") , l- individuals involved their views Secretary did not see f a end ae give fs ” es Owern ty ‘als } — sictileiak diteies a oe : e “foreign king.” They nearer the her s'ampeded and 1 2 . . ‘ * ‘ : ’ x r“{ } " ' . usc that beca us ee rather place id not real : politica!) : 1 fiona! Be t Body.’ ' +} p? rms ticlem the extray.- iv. ‘rv ns? Fr yr IMT) of trunnx into the air and rocked hie reas ne! = - . . . - ‘ * . . veGuction. Taxes should rejations of nations plays such an net to overrule him and his ex FRENCH COMMUNIST DEPUTY ro, chief of the secret police , , ' riticism jn tne ’ | agar a Shag ws: . 9 ae * + ' ne : 2 it o Put 10 Pounds « on Call aor at First : clared Jera. they DY #0 great 6 bird uf gm yh , he srtinn ° ‘ : . = — —— mount of the reduction arisen “stolen Documents” Are Teed. MUST GO TO JAIL FOR SEDITION ‘:-ratenine ievsers, said the offi Trip to Mace Track a Get Hat the orees-cogee | Mates Sst Miasiaa all -Guriten } . PET) 2 .) (fl ie nin ; - r go ce ° has long been a strong Office behind him ar a reserve. T! fuses Marcel] Cachin Immunity ®*"0uSs'y. ion allt iain ) he | , : pu hose nda h : ; ¢‘ cia! dispatches from Monterey say +, ssiA i h " . BNOUIC coviet Russia is engaged Foreign an¢@é the peoples road track have been washed away = ; “i igs , , dh ata Reda otal oe a Sas ly ac ¢ y het ‘ ‘e st7'T tetewn ths U .’ . ‘ OTric . iy . = , , . 4 and protracted n t ave to work to pull him ou -1 and Post-Dispatc: Revolution and Bobbing Causes .. the fi: | hf freee aie Se 8 rio! , , = Ti ¢ a : : ad an “ sa ‘ : “ y , . our revenues Speeches of leading Communists and .decoded telegrams in plenty, Chamber of Deputies yeste China's hair tra¢ Little hair eigen aaah Ae “ne he uncertainty over the po ye jority. They must have visualised bh 3 lis seit ;, : e.. - , oor “%h : .. e. eee : ere , , + om * ; 4 -r tt i. ,. PREM a os ye SOT) AY _Masevw have been grist To this to Susti! % t break. ay ‘ 4 . 16 te) v ir comer from ‘ hina ‘oda % y : 3° Ue ion wes Ber gre a as ea — a COR i j0fh - professed great interest in d the consistent efforts of And the Foreign Office had ‘to unity | by a vote of 7 9. nese exported many thousands ¢ A IN MONARCHIST PLOT T0 DIF a a ee Ces Se Dae ne] ‘ ‘ Psop lous ved » jnter- ‘cept rr - S Red Internationa! to spread Go it, to save the Governmen iis immunity id hav } pounds worth of fair to Europe = tinea re-election was mo i he os am accept POOP OTMAMEE of g°vern ~ omtimmators throughout 3ritain. Serious person doubt s the guilt oOo; 4 him nly until he sat every year SO jet hentence beven Cnthers to . mewiatery ahg declared meng oT y Upon his o@n terra, Be . . ‘ ef. : a a OS : ‘ . i ~ —s antte — a-ts ; — - tw 7. ei / ~ her dominions and dependencies, pew Russians: = — against the present session. an ‘eachin Now the locks of Italy's beauties Jerms in Prison. hat neo party ha ins maaan’ y ant made - ores attack on the hav been magnified as much a|s | the Tories ig that ther have made to! i his collearcues adorn the transf “ - : : attacked his government as mi ape the Pignna Fall deputies hag sot = » eet wtoc “ _ : : ; . . : _ . se y 4 % to? ez s. . r : ° .* >i - " , 3 round- when Moscow ee to finance | kravely disturbed the equilibrium up well near that in which Leon is the mode. The average price ©: ports ror LCIVORT OF e | petent, autocrat ané extrevegant.| been kept out of the jall by gea- — , | ‘ a Om ‘| hes mndemned to death had } t ‘ijsend millions to pire» the miners the world in order to save them- five mon he in libeling a chau- Bome women pay have — regnraats ned seath aac had made promises to the vepars ) behing tt on subterfuge, knowing proiong the ccal stoppage the selves from political Cisaster at ‘ur in connection with the death as much 500 for a transforma- seven to imprisonment for complic-' but none had put forwerd suffi-;| their fantastic promises could sot pie eh os 7 +. > . # * ow * vt ‘ . ‘ e 4 ; 7 , izi ¢ hi c di t + : CAgdte ‘nt ; U ad } eral mil biic did bot take the Red 7 nome. = , ; e. SO! . Z eases ¢, : ¢ CAlLes ev sec ure . Tra ie fulfitied. , . ay e —_—— > » 7 a . + Ce Pressior would an hie if adduce much ey. idence. , ¥ 4 Will Pre ' i 3 . er] * ¢ » 4 ‘ge n

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PAGE 30 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927. | | EXPATRIATION FOR BLACKMER. | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A BREACH IN THE regen : Contrary té6 genera! impression, the law which Sen- | : - mn connection with the denunciation by Louis H. | Founded by JOSEPH PULIT? a conne ;, "a} t t h the last Con ) u ZER Mean, president of the Union Electric, of the repro- ator Walsh of Montana put cous t ast Co gress | Oat new theory of valuation “ve quote the for the purpose of dea! ing wit! } oil men who fled to CUS, j iii@wj at i Lil ads ) fies oY > ~ . . ian : : . . co, rho th a Vs ’ ry ay 4 ; « The Pulitzer Publishing Compen, fol ne comment from Electrical W: | e or- Europe when the naval reserves scandal broke, did | The Cause of JOHN > . a nil , 7 a - - Fes . : ~ +? : Tweltth Bouieverd end Olive Stren ae af the elacteien) tadbetry. It 1 not land H. M. Blackmer, formerly chairman of the aD EAGLE Be ¢ ‘a ~s 2A . ——- - 4 ss . - >. ' | ane’ FR > oe eee rF ea ¢; 4 ‘dwes efineryv ) Senator sh Si iio a \ Worcester decision of the Massachusetts board for the Midwest Refinery . ». Senator Walsh Brooks and Waker 5B THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM aaa : . | rer one industry th fhoucht w ‘ould induce both Blackmer and James | Geribner’s. } |S baad sas ha ia aaa8 . . . *. aa " “ , = . . hoa} } president of the Prairie Oil Co., | WEN “Spread Eagle i Krew that my retirement wil! ee oO As TEC PaO — ae ?, t? V : ; to this country and tell what they know duced at the Mart make mo difference tm Ite cardinal “On! n mi ur? this Da teil nat 3 W Teak aa eee ” ~ . _ z . 7 12. - . > > - . principles, tha: tt will always fight nes . end wise a reaction as this: . cretary Fall having been bribed in th sactead om ene of Un for progtess or referm, never tol- . , ome if we seized thei ain ot are constar erate injustice or corruption, alwars Massachusetts commission has, in tne i pes —_ psec ; t lov j refused to act gs » re ea in tae fri : Oiici fight demagogees of all partice ion of able counsel, thrown its glove upon ei: ' + 7 it ? : , E 4 t) it Sca>rce ¥ a use eever belong to any party, always the ground. in the face of the Uni oa States Ue , on the e deen Waters wed f oppose privileged classes and public suprel ourt decision in the India i y tried it Blackmer . He was encoun-| ie oh hooped wi radars plunderersa, mever tack aympath*s ter Ca. ca! The board stands ready ‘el } train between Ni d Monaco by Ber- | » | a perigee orcas registe ae ee eed the Mamachess rete : ‘ le. American Consul rseilles Black- | ~‘ Ae sta ge ee Me por voted to the public welfare. sere? the last trench Assuming for the sa meric “i 4 hdd ° sac rth os pu bite oF be satisfied with merely printing argument that the Worcester decision ta a ees sews; always be drastically inde- he overthrown at Washington, what would Gore! 0 offered him as nse money for } | ) pod nwo aveat radio stati pendent: never be afrad te attack the outcome? Lwery § sa tn tae » trip to this coun ’ “nited States, | r oe: os ates oll ada wremg, whether by pregatory ple- industry today reali sll acct mag Sones t j . 0 seize his propert fearsome wa an toctacy or predatory poverty. mercial ti low JOSEPH PULITZER. ac fast as these are April 16, 1907. ising prices on the s nere ie ONeill, whi is tl dal uplicating the to accept service ke from the —— —. - eee Hayes barree . . « ® ; —- Meanwhile, \ . | : nr . LETTERS FROM THE-PEOPLE © ‘rea'ene! financial, sulsige. on the fuil let, Hellespont, has never been found, though our diplo . - _ oon One ae legal | is always some- |! rm vice m a: ‘5 co to war for such £ Can Democracy adure? ne ti . weighed fully, and if a very naughty. else why si par tic! rT ] : .* 7 , | . Aiba ‘ + ae sn ’ . marge be made and de mich passion? And re safe to say that how mt si —s ning Teapot Dome over t sinciair, Ma ‘ 3 f other than selif-defen | should it be sought 6a‘ economic process ‘with » , ; P civillzation {s airmost e most prominent oil m Se +. Rak! 7 ; concerned? ‘Ang even in magnitude goes witho y-} ee A ' a . of self-defense, what of wey : ressor’s economic urge? ot be yearning for more ¢ l« . ~ a nds it passed, and i i ginning to end the mc : eer . , ~~ erican history. iron or a conve nient s€a : 7 > . 3 aoe . * : . , ‘ 4 ed Blac kmer = pastp I } t! ’ ; - % — ; - ~~ ‘ y . - on : 2 + rtificial capital upon whik Fy SSPStriace . will likely do ; 3 - - a= ay 8 manufactured producis, ¢ a P -* : i eke , . « \ oe be ‘ ‘ . ** rn. Electrical World. follow- With ONeill. s a light punishme! | =. Teens eee btn - aes ee ya words that fill the mou rn. LTica@i C ' ; - pleasantly, “a place tn ¢t : aes i . i coe 8 nie : " . ‘ . ‘Fir oS a slight nena, ImHmere on Bs. 0 & 223.4 . aa ii & »~—ss . : . a And shall we not be fi .: > keep the sunilght for « h ie -.§ : ' a -As =~. : them, which, . , a | ‘ . , And may not the aggresso - . ae —_: . . , eniteh? eri many others, is | x3: eee: we ; | ing for sunlight be quit ; ; ; : ) ble as our desire to keep The point of these ot | 7 —— . 7 _ ; marks is to suggest tha’ fact, “financial icide.’ ees. on z me ~_— tee - . @ controversy as “Spres 4 : . = ~ m : es ™ - . ‘ tha fue A = r +? ’ + , | . ; . y’ . 3% Vy = al + = ‘> 2 ~ re | ’ that the crux of the ma be concerned wit ini mon belief as to what worth striving for. [- \ak-e & - @ ee re ff © = @ @& - | i oe Oe Oe Oe Oe eee ome ‘> - P I = 3 . natin : , "spread Kaz if pres ~~ 4 ha - hebes © o ; . . : ’ Ais Te os | j . - Soe , 2 red the current ¢d spect eo ive s * - : .— theory mentioned -in « ‘ Le 7 i > (aa se rSt Ol . wollen as a2 hundred-per « fo r-a-year man he pid " . . hs ‘7 : , ots : 7? . - > . er been enforced, wheney exhil : 3 iri * ) a all the wheatless and mea a aS ow ow ' - a + Wor free men od Yara « iris es 32 a — ; ‘ ; J aa ai © ae & re ‘ d : WS d ic A s®\ 4 i “ : eee , be , 1 , accumulating tainted mii \ — . »4 - : ; i. : ‘ ‘ . : ; ~ "ceac Broadcast Muny Operas. an ron. If & t thinks in- |? Zz)! De1D sa: is . ; trie jae : THE “MARKET” REPORT. ¢# : erson has large mining i — -_ — * ‘VES SVaseiisTw * i aiu = -£ Wexico., which owing tot | * | > 7 > . > - : Cor G , 7 i tre co country "si which seems to call for i. bs . intervention. He Sites THE PICNIC PROBLEM | aioe | — iweile? | . “SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS.” | Death was siow in coming, but Brought its , TWO aT LOUIS PASTOR “THE RUHR OR LOCARNO.” say that what St. Louis needs is bette closer pi From the Florida State News. release at last. Then the mod dispersed. | HEAD LUTHERA > " - " " + . . m4 - ™~ 2 . o he . idress to the Reichstag Forei: Minister Bic piaces. [his is the 1@ of yea! hen thes ; ith sonsiderable pleasure that the Sentimentaiists who make laws against ss ** > e , te two rat-ODaiting and bull fights and cocking Aisie of my drearis: ft cae Rev. &. ©. Kretasche mains are to be found even in Mississippi. Where bargain hunters congregate: dens and the Rev. Bf. Some of the: . we imagine, on furies The cofn they spend on finery Vee Preteen Ludi carne ‘ os Ld : ot) =r. Tk "7 ) (nat acquit fy neers if on very rare oc- Is far too much. alas, for me The Western District, is a question which ?¢} hole % , os 2 teh the stn ‘wn and the stars cor me |- bereh’s beler pl 9 he “we” of the casions the mob-murderers are Drowght t?2 = In my run-down financial stath : t of the Evangelical The intricacies olities. ¢} This longing, however re hs ) Partnership. stan lone of all planes in trial, ut “Man's inhumanity to man” does 4 ne ee the history ¢ Pronautics. It stands alone — ” _ Although oppressed by sordid 20% ee Still may I dare to meditate, ‘dia Seminary, elected is none the THE — SPIRIT. And linger lohg in Arcady; Louis pastors to office. istrious son or WALTER S. HIATT, in the July Century. | I love my dreams: Richard T. Kretzschmar ‘AS RABEHH NAR ARAL HBHEHP KASEY é | ; be > > » “e irch. meeting yesterda ad “+ _ of pretty country epee! rnin Pe ee ey A FEW years ago a Missouri physician, At nightfall, by my cheerful grath meee. CO ee iro? ater ree: . ob out of health and funds, felt he should Hawaii's shores I contemplate; ret zo abroad for a rest. He had heard of I find myself at Watkiki, _arkGs CAGES : the group travel plan. So he organized That charming beach besi e the mt: s ond vice presidents ened ‘Ot teased ne a tour for phrsicians and nurses, found a Upon its beauties I dilate— * Rev. L. J. Schwarts © city of ce Leute sufficient number, and came home restored Isie of my dreams! United st | to health, with money in his pecket. DR. A. F. ) oe yee the Uni states—perhans morn ' . New Orleans. have fe. 1 & recent trip the Leviathan carried | ne) a a 20 oe 4 > che eodore Kuehnert ’ that was put into their } passengers, 306 of whom were étu- Mn is about this time that - ~# ; 37] : rag me y the ancient regime. ents, of all ages. By tapping the desire | min ted college graduate finds there — mn rie ; liad , . the Strict, suomitt B le extreme and having aiwars the conduct : he dis isposal of travelers at A miinui- oS eae ere taken to crease © ~ AW . . > aed tian As» oa becoming @ gentieman. mum rate, the Atlantic steamshin trade | One form of light summer fetta * ps ee pry ree s . ae : on , . ‘ 1e@ Wore Or UU St. Loui#” may wel! be : . some of the losses resulting be spared this year is the kind Rey mlm Ns ‘ . +Aa Pi . schon ir ist *Gd States immigration excitu- | ysed to put out. a — a5 — district. an ee ee n 1 Travel has becSme a top-iiner, ae sl. of articles of incorporath THE NEW ENGLISH . ‘ief of all outdoor sperts. * * © That Again, it cecurs to us that My time pee om tama ‘9 Mountain News poor oid Worid War started it, of covrse. § come later in the Black Hills. _ das . = cious Ons. a Rip Van Wrhklie. every once in a a . . ‘ : Der lal re izious set ric e ¥ 2 vy -s meer eo ie ht +? i@ We } our eres and see someé new Being a cioge student of the great tor Sanene a i os inge wrought by that war. The war al game, we conclude that ’ poles iried many; but it has resurrected more. | per cent of a team’s strength unies t 8 ~ —s * * The Germans. the T[talians. the tg vents oe penne eae position. BUST OF CARDINAL HAY 3 finish fight tween Kid Eg: nd § tien to mak: . Wal poth the Republican d . ra in Sie ee de ergot | tuguese, the Spanish, the French. the 7 . “ irke moeratic nat ny ns next vear. we ceiaiad ie rep utech, the English, have at some impulse | Perhaps the wrestlers could aveld | 0 METROPOLITAN erganene oo - —_—___—_— , a ae — ' niin . e. im t r history become great travelers, but Bie by billing the matches that do a& . THE WORM QUESTION. SPIRIT OF THE CARDI! Now comes @& olenser of tt never as today. At certain holiday periogs | as reRearsais. Alexander Konta, Fe an Ri | P ‘* .0O8S8 as tf all Engiand, traditional home | . " ¥y an seul are Ma ave sculpture © - ce , WALT ] ae : ‘ + te : ‘ - : : . } ust — 4 . = J Deoewt! : the hill ta ia ® oid, to the idle rich: though indeed the The gas company holds the charte? i x ot ~ : rt an ‘ pre sheew was senna *RpPpiest traveler May be the poorest. on for the rest of its days, and @e | thinks the charter goes on for ths = ‘spapers “Decl al ° c-ispat : on the way to France, Beigium, (less June, our next hope # SEW ¥ os ee a: there to how tides of Germans, W441. | Witness the sublime spectacle of 8 o ‘ ye “4 .: ndbergh Ss Pay ind The reporte: lighted i: ers, Spaniards. * * © Travel leads to | seeking the man before death Gaae irdinal Hayes, See 2: ily eps: © that Cat age eartanges ¥ ct mapanionn, strange comrades, to way- Ce ae 4 ee Z. ! menaships, to the diecovery of a faith. Paul Poiret. ft occurs to Us, ekirts . J ingaria sculptor ; : 47 an es -- - — es. ‘ 4 J : z “ Dr s > ee: Sif es 9 3h d a = hy ing if " -- ; . ° ° ° = rity given. os ; nas : : | fomeland of De Soto, who discovered the About ail that has been agreed —~ the sity Miswiasippi. It has ne formalities. The ten the naval conference is the BGC Oo” | it a emony atl Negroes whom somebody had accused of _& Raval conference. ts ge a refs “iy and killing @ white man at Louteville were tn ) ) | . . ° oe Mcieing ¢ Linerican ~ A - ~- ‘ ur hee i 4 &? ™ : — nwe ANNs 88 Foe ine : arched through the town as a publ: sae | : The reproduction cee theory of | ~ : Fetches 4s anotner world’s exhibition, and everrbedy was i: | em =e , | don should prove a big boon * re san Minister of Eauem ir Sasebeil experts. Then as a wild night was ending the mob of , : ia antiques. ee ere Fede Dr. Butie we are breathing the di men and dors went out with the victimes in. | | . = F Se _ -~ ad a great Sase - a = + (MARSH AAEEEHAPHAAEEHBAERH AERK USER EHNA KS > > oO ry . ot o% 7 : . en . . i. ‘ Gi- ‘Tie 4 ‘ : ‘ ; : ; ; : : ‘ ait : ‘ . . ‘ r : ° » te — a M ° - a en the } oy tame pas ; i ine @ ft. [2 2 hee 8.28 Cpen country. dragged the Negroes to So far the oniy thi — * victimes of its procrastination ) sas ae an -cmprowiged funeral pyre. poured several! | ) ) ,Prengeset Hawaiian sae = \ . | " . a " . - r ; ** : - - i® one of , = Se = gaions of gasoline on them and touched a ' the ocean. Pe ; s address, Prof. De their parden NWINIFRED The Govern Californie , gO prem ati ™ | cooism latch te it. As the flames touc* 4 the a . : . . . , id uag Di \ i< ; } ; ’ ' he ‘ . v« » ~ = + ; ts | est and the men shrieked. one w «© man ) : r nN “24 ' ps a ms i) ts t The ‘sew rie ented a scught ‘nr cera the are "a ' : seem to pr it iS not the ‘orm " q " “Ss ane Beip +508 Paria, Fraaca 1 @eqvermer ) a : ra al im. t's better Same if the papers. pape i But he was dragged bac by the crowd. | , | terminsiogy. that counta. : j ‘Pesese fe RET EF Se Sa Ia “Mt gee Fe LIE ah Lal hl

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ys (Rondeau. ) eof my dreatis! I stand and wait here bargain hunters congregate; The coin they spend on finery Is far too much, alas, for me my run-down financial state. though oppressed by sordid fate, ill may I dare to meditate, And linger long in Arcady; I love my dreams! nightfall, by my cheerful grate, wali's shores I contemplate, I find myself at Waikiki. hat chatming beach beside the sea; pon its beauties 1 dilate— Isie of my dreams! DR. A. F. KLEYKAMP. ie about this time that the newly a. ' : : * ed college graduate finds there sf) bonds uniting members of the alumal 2 7 7 form of light summer ficticn we will peared this year is the kind Roy Hayne. to put out. in, it occurs to us that fly time may @ later in the Black Hills. oo 7. . Ne a close student of the great nation me, we conclude that pitching is § cent of a team’s strength unless it in f@oOme other position. - e ~ haps the wrestlers could avoid tres Dy billing the matches that do not count hearsais. _ > Ss ving lived long enough to see a Jun® June, our next hope is that we méey eas the sublime spectacle of the office | ng the man before death claims us . . . ul Poiret, it occurs to us, ekirts disa® when he seeks to dictate to the ladie® a. a a he fae company holds the charter goes Or the rest of its days, and the Mayor k® the charter goes on for the wrest ys. al > ra ding Influence of the Question Game hat city or university can of ing an @ducation so nany advan along with it euch entertainment mation? —Address of a University President. * > _ FABLE. s@ems there were a couple of the results of the Irish election wactory to both. a . litan. Gish and George Jean Nathas - nh deny their rumored engagement leaves only Henry L. Mencken and . John Roach Straton to be heard f > * ae bout all that has been agreed upe® at haval conference is the fact that it # val conference. : . -_ > reproduction new theory of should prove a big boon to the htiques. » _ far the only thing pacific about ry 4 Hawaiian flight is the name cean. ~alue of a ae * meors of a “gecond elective to think it Is not the term, bet Re hinology, that counts. . Z. D. gE ty ffer to One . jrishmes | dealers © : ’ co ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss __FRIDAY EVENING. Of Matsine Manyy Bookd) The Cause of War | SPREAD EAGLE. By George S. | Brooks and Walter B. Lister. | (Scribner's. ) | HEN “Spread Eagle” was pro- | W ices at the Martin Beck | Theater of New York in April, tt whipped up one of those violent ! tempests that are constantly being brewed in the metropolitan tezoot and that scarcely cause a ripple | on the deep waters of the nation. | Radicals whooped with glee and | 100 percenters registered violent) protests im the public press. Will} Hayes barred it from the movics | and two ereat radio stations aban- @oned pla to broadcast it, s0 fearsoin¢ the clamor. Yet Eagle” is only a @ramatization of the well-known | and well-supported theory that n- | tions go to war for economic rea- sons. Obviously, on both sides of | the controversy it is believed that) to District, Western - lina? angeiicai two ra. The Rev. 4 = ° t Kretzschmar of maus Church wa selected re 7. aed . president an minary, elected l”auie ~ + orn Sti om Louis pastors to office. Fink — | rT Richard A« Markus Chur rye; Doctrinal discussion occupied this morning’s session, and Prof. | Theodore Kuehnert, superintend- | ent of Lutheran Schools for the | district, submitted his report. Steps | were taken to create a Board of) Christian Education to supervise | the work of the 150 Lutheran | schools in the district. Adoption | of articles of ‘incorporation for the | Western District was to complete | the day’s transactions. | Special relicious services at the | seminary tonight will be broadcast by KFUO. BUST OF CARDINAL HAYES GIVEN TO METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Alexander Konta. Former § St. Louisan, and Judge Dowling Have Sculpture Made. Special to the Post-I NEW YORK, of Cardinal Hays Archbishop of u New York, by a Alexander sented to the a > Art. é Ss, li Oi Dowling of the Alexander Louis, bank- the State Parole cormissioned and ¢ - .* he sculpture, pre- to the museum. The ppted, but museum ruie, ‘ portrait of a liv- placed on death of HONOR OF DR. N. M, BUTLER University of Rome Confers De- Educator. A sac’, . F\4 a in ore aii «XX i fx- the Lat Tec on { OiUilil's ry uf : > Zz of Rome *¢ . 4 ; >y ,%~ eae \s ~ « — $4 hy O« rola Mes, ine Prof. r received ‘ation. l’r. Butle doctor «¢ . ~ - of. Gerig, coctor oO: if political of. Del Vecchio. idress, Pr uni ity, paid trib- Ts ’ [w fry > Oo: ¢ ie . ry ae 1erty. | band plays the national anthem itruth in iphy of life our social woes, and that what guilt | _ there ‘The French Revo 'thorities present work treats of the prehis- | Reman ; the | Funck - Brentano | toric period, : chine: | Boyd.” 'a letter to a friend, |“Marching On,” |written but phone. ; 77 ' full lution and employs young Park- take charge of the Mexican prop- We are given to understand that young Parkman is to be killed | by way of arousing national patri- News comes that the young | chap has been “martyred,” and war | ils declared with the usual accom- | | paniment otism. of popular hysterics, of Defense. The “martyr” turns up there eye. is blood The play ends with Joe, Hend=r- | }son’s cynical right hand man, de- | 'oug business and enlisting as a com- | mon soldier by way of expliating his own sin against a naively trust- | H When the we ing nation of patriots. ‘overhear Joe saving to Henderson: “Stand up you socially unmention- able this of a that!” This makes a “‘strong’ ending. one understands. Undoubtedly there is enough the plav to make it pleasant for certain ears. lies at the bottom of may be is thus widely dis- tributed—if such a play were pro- duced, would there be any tempest in the teapot? THE EARLIEST TIMES. Funck-Brentano. Putnam. PRY HIS is the first volume of National History of “series now being issued under the editorship of Funck-Brentano. Thus far, in addition to “‘The Earli- By Fr. the rance est Times,” the following volumes | English Agres,”’ ‘ a | 1? Cent ury have been translation: by Funck-Brentano: Re es eary A published in Middle “The by Louis Bat- Eighteenth Century in Casimir Stryienski; oerr4., ine naissance, “he ’? bw Madelin, “The Seventeenth Century,’ ty Jacques Boulenger. Other volumes by recognized au- are in preparation. The Celtic the Merovingians Gaul, Gaul, and Calovingians. writes with a of ¢ | -r , ¥ 5 aw vitalizes his ie¢arning. Gallic fervor that ‘Come in and see us; just fin- ished another novel on the ma- i burned out two bearings in the big love scene; yours James Mr. Boyd was referring to his now famous novel, which was not spoken into a dicta- He is said to be the first novelist to compose by method. While writing his ledged this 'novel. “‘Drums,” he was seized with of writer’s cramp, an: he hit upon the stan Te we shal! e » Te a bad attack : - a. it was then NO +hart that big idea. doubt to coin a new word for worker of the future. eminent novelist has + s.. *? wii ** ad | VYFiver aii the lite Already 4 ease ‘ +t M Mexican general to cook up a revo- | home in Cooperstown, N. Y. They |™Man, the son of an ex-president, to | | for | daughter, later, but the war is on and by now | in every patriotic | | Orthwein will follow in Ausust. MeCor- | decal ; - | mack of Chi wi) n §st. Claring against the whe aovtari- | : cago, who are in & | Louis for the wedding tomorrow of | Mrs. McCormack’s sister, Miss Ruth | | home. un- But if | | Someone should write a play with | the purpose of showing that an al- | | most universally accepted philoso- | +t . : . | lor the su lution,’’ by Louis In these words, taken from | ibe repeated tomorrow and Social. Items | R: AND MRS. AUGUST A. BUSCH of Grant’s Farm have | departed for their summer | will sail July 14 from New York) Europe and will visit Mr. | Busch’'s mother, Mrs. Busch §&r., at her estate on thine, | Mr. and Mrs. Busch's daughter‘, | Mrs. C. Drummond Jones and her | daughter, Jacquelin, are already in! the | Cooperstown, and another dauyh- | Henderson being chosen to serve as | Chairman of the National Council | Hager Jr.. will | Another | Orthwein, | go in July, | Mr. Jonea anc Mr. | ter, Mrs. Louis A. leave St. Louis July 5. Mrs. Percy and her children, will and Mr. Hager, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kreismann, daughter of Frederick Kreismann, and William A. Field Jr. of Chicago, will depart Saturday of next week for their They will make the trip by motor and will be accompanied by Miss Marguerite Moll and Miss Mil- | | dred Tankersley, who will be their guests Mrs. Thomas R. Schofield of the Forest Park Hotel and her daugh- | : ter, Miss Mary Dulany Schofteld,|and Miss Margaret Rumsey. Hannibal], interesting They will | will depart today for Mo., to visit relatives. spend the summer in Swampscott. | Mass. Miss Edith Peters Mrs. Frederick R. Waterman avenue, has as hes Miss Dorothy Moorehead of cago, who arrived in St. Louis yes- terday. Miss Moorehead will be entertained at a number of infor- ‘mal parties during her stay. Mrs Robert Burkham, Westminster place, with utante daughter Margaret Burkham. and h mother, Mrs. Horatio N. Davis, will] New York They will but will got mimer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day Rae of 5333 Bartmer avenue, will de- part Tuesday rope. They will be gone three months and will visit their daugh- ter, Mrs. H. Ray Paige, at her sum- mer home in East Hampton, N. Y.. before sailing. Mrs. Paige will go to Europe later in the summer. She was formerly Miss Olive Ray. of 5935 her deb- Miss er return Eur to St. Louis, week from return yannis Port, Mass.., A European tour, which will in- clude Holland, Germany, Switzer- land and France, wil] be taken this summer by Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor Spink of Clayton. They will sail July 2, from New York City, on the S. S. Rotterdam for Amster- dam, and will return in August. Irhe Military-Civilian Horse Show will open this afternoon at Jefferson Barracks. The show will Sunday, programs in afternoons, a fea to be a large number of out-of-town entries, something new f vrams oO Horse Show with the rte are * the who are Mrs. Hob- Margdret Holecamp. Miss Marceline voung women Harrison elle, Miss - ~ Norma Engle, perF ecT PERMANENY With certainty, Madame, an exquisite wave — There is only one thing you can do to make sure that your wave will be perfect, and that is to select it in advance from test curls made on the back of your own head. The Circuline method alone scientifically makes possible this test, because Circuline alone treats each head of hair according to its individual requirements—assuring you of a wave as tight or as loose as you yourself prefer. But you are not getting a Circuline wave unless your hairdresser uses authentic Circulines. You will recognize them as she immerses one for each curl in clear, fresh water. Each is individually wrapped with the name “Nestle Circuline” stamped on the glassine wrapper. Circulines are gentle, harmless, to the hair structure, free from injurious chemicals such as lye, ammonia, potash. Demand that your hairdresser use authentic Circulines and thus assure yourself of a wave as soft, as beautifully flowing as nature's own. ”_ ro WVorste for Crrcuiine Booklet to C. NESTLE CO. 12 East 49th Street, New York City Inzentors cf Permanent Waiing 2 oe Se ie Circuline PERMANENT WA To Ride at Horse Show. Adolphus | inoons at Jefferson Barracks. ‘secured for Chie | to sail July 2 for Eu-| and | chairman, | tle Theater,” with a puppet show | : a 4 Proceeds From Military and! League, under the direction of Mrs. JUNE. 24, 1927 — Frank Hinchey and Miss Mary heane, have made plans for a card party on the lawn in the afternoon. The children’s entertainments. with Mrs. Philip George Drabelle Miss Katharine Byrne as will have a diversified program that will fnclude a “Lit- giving “Jack and the Giant Killer,” by Mrs. Archie Lee of the Junior | | David O. Ives. MARCELINE REYBURN. ISS REYBURN, daughter of Mrs. Charles Fletcher Sparks of 6320 Wydown will ride in the Military Horse Show to be given this noon, Saturday and Sunday Civilian —_-+- + Reyburn, Mrs. William H. Arnold An event will Be the pony class, in which the members of the younger generation will be riders. Silver embossed trophies have been each The only large social event to be given in connection with the show ill be a dinner dance Saturday which wil] serve es the ini- tial opening for the new roof gar- den at the Congress Hotel. * There will be much informa! at box parties during the show. Miss Martha Connole. chairman of the and outdoor Wahlert, Mrs try to be held tomorrow, met dav and completed arrangements. Mrs. W. A. Chamberlain and Dr. Mattylee Barnett are the hostesses and will have their hospitality cap- tains and committees for their aids. Mrs. George Dietz, assisted by Mrs. class. general party, Migs Jennie president of the club, and T. M. Sayman, at whose coun- " . ** 4 r .rY . *, ,s " ~ nome. {(_io si * DICcCHnIC 1s ’ | mryic ‘ ¥vYVilidjt’, yestere orated tn Fourth of July |The Supper Committee, of which | | Miss Florence Weigle is chairman, | _has reserved a large enclosed grass | | plot for the al fresco supper. boulevard, | | Mrs. after- + a ’ ‘ . . e > | after .and Miss Manezgold and Miss Smith | | Phil of 6918 Washington boulevard, ‘Miss Louise McDermott, - ~~ ,5803 entertaining Town Club picnic | The dancing pavilion will be dec- colors. | Mr. and Mrs, William K. Norris. |of 6225 Waterman avenue and their | Son, Melvin, have returned from a ‘visit of two weeks at their cabin at Trout Lodge, in the Ozarks. Mrs. | Norris expects to open their sum-. mer cottage at Piasa Chautauqua | the second week tn July. Mrs. W. N. Stark of 5883 Julian avenue, Miss Audrey Manegold of 11a Meramec avenue, Clayton, and Miss Irma Smith will depart for Macon, Ga., tomorrow to attend the convention Phi Mu _ sorority. Stark will go as delegate of the St. Louis Alumnae Association ~# Ws as representatives of Zeta-Epsilon Miss Margaret Mudd, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mudd of and daughter Mrs. Philip A. McDermott of Bartmer avenue, departed Tuesday for Montreal and will sail Friday for a three months’ Euro- pean tour. the chaperonage of Miss Marie Garesche of 3622 West Pine boule- vard. Mrs. Marie Gettings of 321 Belt daughter, Miss will sail from for a tour of Eu- in the of avenue and her ‘Elizabeth Gettings New York July 1 rope. Upon their return HORSE SHOW OPENS - JEFFERSON BARRAC i ; ‘ : — Civilian Event Go to Post Athletic Fund. sixth annual The iilitary andj civilian horse show will open at) Jefferson Barracks this afternoon. i e€ ed on the A ring has been arranged | papers. parade grounds and there will be an extensive program. will wil] go to the’ post athletic fun, ‘for enlisted men | man: ’ | Chapter, at Washington University. | i ; ] q They will travel under | | i i ' | ' , cers’ chargers. ; | ’ | i autumn Miss Gittings will continue | her studies at Washington Univer- | whtre she will be sity, more. Institute and a member of Gamma Sorority. Miss Mary A. McColl of 3608 Castleman avenue will sail tomor- | row for Naples, Italy, where she | Will pass the summer. a sopho- | She 1s a graduate of Mary | Delta — : ' ' | } The show: continue tomorrow and Sun-) day. Profits from admission, if any, to provide recreational advantages, at the barracks. | The committee in prises representatives of the mili- tary and civilians. Its ave: Maj. Charles A. Ross, chair- Capt. F. O. Wickham, Capt. Nathan E. Neat, Lieut. William A. Arnold, secretary-treasurer; Fred W. Holekamp, A. N. Engle and S. Medart. €C. Victor Robertson judge of the saddle and will be harness daughter | classes and Lieutenant-Colonel Ben | | Lear Jr., of the Fourteenth Cav-, alry of the hunters and military classes. There will be classes for three- gaited and five-gaited saddle horses, for children’s and other ponies, for polo ponies, for hunt- ers and jumpers, and, in the mili- tary division, for escort wagons, saddle mules, machine gun squads, enlisted men’s mounts and offi- There also will be potato: races. In all, there are 41 classes. PUBLICATIONS by Ralph E.Mooney A gtipping, spirit-stirri of old a Louis and a real River steamboat captain. A Waterson Best Seller — $2 | Henry Waterson Co., Publishers, WY. romance issippi ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ‘OHIO BOY FROM RURAL SCHOOL MRS, IDA DENYVEN DIES WINS NATIONAL SPELLING HONOR Funcral at 3 Y. M. Tomorrow © 'O.. today has the title of national | spelling champien and a prize of | $1000. | honors. ‘and a $500 | sler, charge com | gional contests ‘tharge com-| members | ‘DAVID RUDD) _PAGE 31 13-Year-Old Student Wins Cham-— ‘pionship and $500 on the Woru ‘Abrogate.’ By the Associated Preea, WASHINGTON, June duct small rural year-old Lucas Beliefontaine Cemetery. Mrs. Ida Griffith Denyve®, widow of Joseph M. Denyven, diel last night at her home, 6110 Wash- 24.—Pro- | 3 after an illness school, bon) : of Congress, weeks. She was 62 Funeral service will be tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from undeftaker’s parlors at 6:15 eighth | Delmar boulevard to Bellefontaine popula- | Cemetery. 13; Mrs. Griffith is survived by two boys and three girls to win the daughters, Marian and Elizabeth championship contest, which ts an- | and by two sons, Raymond J., and nually conducted by 17 news- | Howard G. of Chicago. ington boulevard of a : Dean of several |vears old. who is in the his town of 150 tion, last night spelled down Lucas, grade ¢ i The word “abrogate.” which | Women Auto Drivers Form Club. : By the Associated Press. a. c ‘faukonr ~ ae talph Keenan of Waukon, la., 1 1” amin Jeeu $4.--Wenen Gt failed to spell, won Lucas the ‘ K ‘ tc ok second place ,ers of k rance are organized sinto eam sd stage : ; the Feminine Automobile Club, prize. Minerva Res- | | ° tf ls ster. Pa took | headed by the Dowager Duchess a - eh $266 sie Uzes. Periodicaly 59 or 100 of _— rg we t: ba “er won re- | them form a caravan that rung out oie age ate gre er ® ir. par ito some county chateau or subur- ¢* - , - > : peut | ban restaurant for a tea party. The ticipation in the national cham. | | to e A dozen new Summer shades and a score of styles. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes 14 to 48 Thrift Shop—Second Floor re figured and flowered chiffons, INCORPORATED @ ef, Louis Largest “Womene obecialty Shop, 26 0606665464488 0880600888. Beaeeaeeac aes \ \ " A OW SATURDAY with slips, washable crepe, of tub silks and With Every Bathing Suit ABNG 9 And Another Group of Dresses Priced Nearly as Low—Also Irresistible a : ’ 7 . , ‘% - bia ~* > , ‘+ C€ious Vdailics aWwdht ¥ LI , Special Sale of Ribbed Suits $7.95 group, but we want you ‘ ‘ , here about the frocks or ( cr +7 All Iwo Regular $1.95 Lines Repeating on ef on , ular Ho Choice of black or colored heeis in twenty-iive ; silk top to toe, with Lisle Perfect, of Black Heel or Plain Chiffon Hose 65 hoice of Hosiery sale! i! shades hiffons. hems. most popular shades im rezui course Main Floor—Sixth St. Saturday 9 to THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Siath 3: hiu to Broadva; Smart Summer Hats, taken from regular higher-priced stock, for a quick clean-up. New straws and combina- tions. Fourth Floor—Broadwey rrr itititiiiiiiiiriitire : ‘ Extra rdinary vaiues' Athietic style, form-futing-Suits of fles- ible nibbed stitch, in solid colors > 1 Hat Special ot fancy border stripes AD sizes } rom 99-year-old up, and from ) Hats fron 4 ' 32 t T1i€ Ther S . a , The above choice of acces- series free with any Suit on Headquarters for JANTZEN and other noted makes Second Fleer * : : - ~~ J “? we Bet A ceTnh Loc a ali > ee Es ee ee eee By eat wary ; cl es ire " sPrpoe ewe -y Ie ae ‘ 4 . » A pattie g ~ pa tere : » - Seitadl ME A vat be oon AEN LO EE Bie A, on ee R ; OE eine Be ea ee ee ee oe { , ae se. ae Sia an epithet * : pti hee aad y if, ty epee al cy ine A nthe = SEE EEO <r 4 ya TA SR SMES agile it SOOT : oe: hi veer - +. * — _— we onmwee bs v a TAN PRN aR WE 6c Alte Obs TE CIEE ANI Tey Se ag i+ 008 — oorese “ — “s . 4 . a FA. sien ies s Ure) ; pee SARI! 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Baedeker, 1808 N. 17th st., & uls, Mo. — Filling Station, 12th ar Park ay. =a** { ‘mell Tire & Battery Co., 1777 Mi m gissipp! av: piaze sfotor Sales Co., 917 Baden. Bramiace Hder. Co. 6845 Manche ter. Branson Filling Station 6582 Easton AV. Brasier auto Sup. Co.. 1818 N. Gran ra Au ; 654 Theodos Marpel ©0- 565 Brewer - Ave. Bridze Battery wn's Lafayette Park F wage Po On Mississipp! and Park avs. epair Co. 16: 4251 Warne A ~ ‘ef - Bridcew2> Motor R Dolman st. Bremen Filling £ Koff), 8929 N. lith st, ’ ; Boulevard Garage & Tire ©o., 43) S. Kingshighway. 19th and Pine. Station (M. Sem p&H Garage, Rp. M. B. Tire Co., 7230 So. Broadwa ngalow Service Station, 37 Perc nigan, St. Louis, Mo. y. F. WL. Buchka, 1821 WN. Yth st. g Station, 4900 Grayot Bevo Fillin Citizens Motor Sales Co., 3809 Has ton av. City Limits Filling Station 1463 Hodiamont. Cardinal cervice Station, “034 Chor "heat st. Louis, Mo. teau ayv., Chouteau Garas®, 907 Chouteau ay Commercial Garage & Filling Sta tion, 12th, Palm to Hebert. Cc. B. Auto Repair, °629 N. 9th st. Colonial Fill. Station, 2158 Breme! “e123 N. 13th st. Nebrask Cramer Bros. Chippewa Filling Station, and Chippewa. 1. T. Dool, 5348 st. Louls. Dixie Tire & Battery Go., 1107 Chou teau av. Doran Bros., 218 Lemay Ferry. Delor Filling & Ser. Sta., 3461 Delo Dodson Fill. Sta., °156 McCauslan Ellis Auto Tepatr, 3700 N. 14th. Farber's Fill. Station, 3112 Gravol Fatrmount Filling Station, Coope and Bischoff sts. Fisher Automotive Serv., Delmar ¢ Whittier. Florissant Filling Station, 211 Palm st. Jos. Furrer, 3500 Potomac st. Fountatne Motor Service Co., 4046 § Broadway. Frank's Service Sta., 6261 Clayton. C. Garavaglia, 212 Biow Bt. Gibson Filling Station, Boyle an Gibson avs. Grand Meramee Filling Statior Grand and Meramec. Gravois Compton Tire & Batter, Co., Gravois and Compton. Globe Auto Repair, 3310 Carter. Gewinner Auto Supply, Californh and Sidney. Gillian. Epstein Chevrolet Co., 692 Easton Ave. Gorman Auto Repair, 5163 Easton Gravols-Itaska F. Sta., Gravois am _ Ttaska, Grand & Merrimac F. S., Grand an Merrimac. Grand & Park Garage, Grand an Park. Grand & Keokuk “erv. Sta. Gran and Keokuk. Grimm Tire Co, 75 Lemay Fert! Road. Harrison Garage, 6668 Fyler Ave. Huber Service Station, Kingshigh Way and Devonshire. Horn Electric Auto, 4605 Delmar av 4. l. Hagemeyer Auto Repair Co. 44 Arsenal st. Hezel's Filling Station, 1814 Russell Haefner Auto Repair Co. 3400 N Florissant ay. Beck & | T 2.. a wig

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strongest tive—aire ayers, as requires, sst. Your as you go is tee ey SE sagt 4 «* es f * By & Sy MISSOURI ST. LOUIS. | Hii-Power Service Station, Inc., Cali- fornia and Shenandoah. MISSOURI sT. LOUIS Y 4 Service, 644: Gravois. | 6658 Delmar. Ss, Grana| Humboldt Auto Repair Co., 710 sta- ney st. ; jms oll ppterson Auto Supply, jsterson AUTO Supply, 3417 7th et., St. | (nas. er, 1808 N. lit 1 Fil} Baedek | Howell Filling Station, 8129 Mor- j ipuls, Mo. a ganford. . illing Station, paker § 4 (J. H. Ing@rew’s Fillin ta¢t =e, | : Park av. sea, | Choutenn. g& Station, 3781 et) Tire & Battery Co. | : cgsipp! 8 | Ideal Bicycle Shop, 4325 Manchester. | Motor Sales Co ’ --_- = 177% 017 Baden. | der. Co. 5845 Manches- | Ivanhoe Auto Supply, 3203 Ivanhoe. | H ° ? S30 «4 : i . Ivory Cycle Shop, £124 Alabama. 1% c+ tion . rrr Sen ’ — prenson Filling un a . | Ivor; Filling Station, i803 Ivory. 5582 Easton AV. praslet Auto Sup. > & ‘ “ cer prewer Marpe: Co., 5654 Ave. 2 7 - T a) «+? 5 N. Grand.| Jackson Service aera 13st R15 : loth and North Market. Station, Theodosia Joe Kuentz Jr. Service Station, 7th “a. >| é : . ‘ in 4951 VW at ne and Carrolh Sts . me. Louis, Mo. pidge Battery ‘s°- * a - , a : % : 3 Lafayette Pare ork at a St. Koeln Auto Repair, 117 Blow | a. Mississipp! and Park avs. | St. | 4 ; . ) €16 | = f dq “ay. gu. B. Tire C0., 7°30 So. Broa Wa: a) Service un aio¥ tt a Mo, Michigan, &t Louis, M0. 1891 N. 9th st. ay. L Buchka, 1 Bevo Filling Station, ‘ , e Saies | Koeln Auto Repair, 117 er ’ Wi} rT ts 2 Y | Lachance Filling Station, 4638 Nar- | ural Bridge rd. 700 a ; Louis. } Station, 37 | Lincoln, Auto Repair, st Link's Service Broadway. + Ata Static yn, BOOS wW 4900 Gravols. | . Linck Serv? ‘2 Cent} if] ervice Station, & EN or Co., 3809 Eas- | ow Bway. Citizens Motor te ton av. City Limits Filling Station 3 : ” — " i Lee VW arne Service Station Lee and s? . ; “i , " ” - « his é 2 iA Cervice Station, » 084 Chou-} Warne ay. , | Mo. | DeMav | Leonard's Lubrit , ssh4 ce pete Service Station, a .o RO, Broadway. ; b | ardinal a av., St. Louis, Chouteau Garage, 90+ Chou rage & Filling im to Hebert. n , + > 0629 N. 9th st. Hdw. Co., 864 Alabame teau av., ” Lentz Tire Servier ene nes ial Ge Sta- | sire service, 6602 Michigan. Commercial Ga ee tion, 12th, Pa Mann's Auto Electri¢ 4794 @ Kine \ eee hj ~}y — - , caw F ‘ . j QgS.- ugha: in cB, Auto Repair, | Colonial Fill. Station, ©1538 Bremen. Matts ae . aie . ry Gramer Bros., RBIs. XN. Chippewa Fillin and Chippewa. | Merco Service Kingshighway, pee Station, _— el &T. Dool, $348 St. Meyer Filling Station, 4495 Page av Dixle Tire & Battery © tea ay. Doran Bros., and Bischofi f(s | Moser Filling Station, » Clartc nA Bovle ai S. » tOhn and xf > ‘ McRee Gérage, 1618 Tower Grove 3461 Delor. Mid City Service Sta 4481 Delmar . mar. , ee es . 2156 McCausland.| E. C. Miller's Anta EF “auto hepair highw ay P z Kings- and Shaw. a Mount Ple 1] . , ‘ n easant Filling Stat lines J iiingg’ Station, Min- Gravo | nesota and Itaska. : Cooper i ar ~ FE “onarch Garage, 1915 wh Sth at Monarch Garage . ; Mor — . - ' Whittier. i= ae - Filling Station, Morgan- | . sor ar Wateks Vane i ies ait Morissant Filling Station, | nnecticut, Palm st. Jos. Furrer, . “in 4 + - Fisher Automotive Serv., Delmar & 2518 N. Union. Miller’s Gar 1S8t | | ers Garage, 18th and Park. { Harry upply, 7 2 . Supply, 7601 Mich- 3590 4 ifan. Potomac st. Fountatne Motor Service Co., 4046 S ‘ Broadway. Nat. Bridge Supply Statio “} ul rid BPrank's Service Sta., 6261 Clayton. . Ee. C Garavagilia, 212 Blow &t. Gibeon Filling Station, Boyle Gibson avs. Grand Meramec Filling Grand and Meramec. Gravois Compton Tire & Battery Co. Gravois and Compton. | Nick’a Fil} ot Fass 3810 Carter. assen. Northwestern Ww. St Motor Service, and Louis ay. | Northwestern Station, | W. St. Louis. | Neinrich Motor Service, ~ Tire & Batte , Siete ao attery Co., ng Station, Virginia and Globe Auto Repair, : —r : Gewinner Auto Supply O'Fallon Park Tire Co., E. H. Stet! ageche 2 J? man Pron 2° oO ~ ° +» Fi, Btetn. end Sidney. . D., 4308 W arne, St. Louis a, bis ge 199 | 0 i] WBTe Gillian Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Jak Hill Gas Station, Easton Ave. | Ohio Auto S¢ rvice Gorman Auto Repair, 5163 Easton.! Owen Aj, eas Gravois-Itaska F. Sta., Gravois and) staska. Grand & Merrimac F. S., Grand and Merrimac. Grand & Park Garage, Grand and Park, | California 4326 Gravols. 2249 Nebraska ay 200° Knor vm ~TIOR, Grand & Keokuk “ery. Sta., Grand | and Keokuk. , timm Tire Co., 75 Lemay Ferry | Road. | Eurrison Garage, 6668 Fyler Ave. Buber Service Station, Kingshigh- | Way and Devonshire. Horn Electric Auto, 4605 Delmar av. ak Hagemeyer Auto Repair Co., | 044 Arsenal st. Reel's Filling Station, 1814 Russell. | Meine Auto Repair Co., 3400 N. Ty? 7 Vrissant ay ’ | ; ' | iJ. B. Waggoner | Geo. J. i R f Sor ra »™ ; ~ . % Pa Bror. | 0 ° | L& R Service Station, 6214 Gravois | . ___FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 83 MISSOURI ST. LOUIS. . ©. Polman & Sons, 4446 Oakland | (rear). Perfect Tire & Vule. Co. 2645 La fayette av. Henry J. Penziler, 7119 8. Broadway. | Popp Btos. Auto Repair, 1911 Good Ave. Premier Service Station, Broadway. fellow Battery Shop, 3 Station, $3 Grove ay. Railroad Jobbers Agency, Broadway. Rosa Park Serv. Sta., Eichelberge and Kingshighway SW. Rose Battery Ruseo Fill. Reitz Filling Sta. & Morganford and Humphrey. Ear! Smit Ferry Road. ° Southeast Garage, 1218 S. 10th st. No. 3, 1858 S. 12th st., St. Louis. southern RBKattery 23d and Cass avy., St. Louis, Mo. Schwaebe’s Garage, 3848 S. B’dway. Standard Auto Serv. Co., 4432 Olive. | South Side Garage, 2339 S. Grand * | and State sts. East St. Louis, LiL | OR. F. Wendell & wood ay. ~ i ee ic. R. Parsons, 996, North and South Rd.. Webster Groves. WASHINGTON PARK Son, 656 E. Lock-| Walsch Service Station, 4917 Wash- Texaco F@ling Station, 5400 Forest ington bl, East St. Louis, IIL bi.. Washington Park, 111. Sy Campbell Iron Co. P 819 Cass Telephone, TYler 2100 The Straus Co. Telephone, JEfferson 0447 Si Iron Store Co. igo 1301 N. Sixth Telephone, TYler 3050 2 » Be : Ys toe ~t > om Ou ‘ Bie AT Bhs a4 Ye SE yt mes gs Puen chest ae a xs : oe’ Of . HS HD hing Sa Sa Ps4) ” PAs P a i, ais . yadda ce ces seu's 5 ay tan" ee ey eat es “ay 4 z be Jip ia sar ple Falls 6 ka rene ole Ms. pha eR gies f butte = ate Ch st A Ph 4 eee Sa oan . 4 ‘ one fy og rege _ SE AB ON gO NA OTN AO ATI 8b te EE TEESE A Os ter re. a (th Apr § SE aa Dial at _._ ahiey Be : et ae Pee ONS a “ee ENS A haga ee ne, Fie |e Alara eigenen) - ’ mae? Oe ae “ Jateoe b's : . Bye tnd ot b> ¥ eee a ‘ ‘ a ag 7 ‘ atts a A ER OL EE ne LR RRR Ce. ee 5 bet hs eh a ot a ee > alase oe a. n . FL inet seni i el a ata Sa ae et ky ie « 16 ee OF vor 4 A eRAD . th 2 a te aa nes - “ — - . ~ tons tl th ia. * al ‘, Ape pope ok i “g Tes : -_ N 4 ¥ if , > * “ : * - ~ AEs i. ‘ @ of q — 3 - + » “ al te eae ¥ thin ES aye “ PER MM MPI od, re > Ain “Vive a RR Ot eo Ee me Om on Ate ie. ratio te he Ep oer ~s Pyewlipepe te etn Ge ae > % we Ore er ee oe eo oS err oe «« . ”* o nae om ‘ EEL oa “he . e~r " ee em weer Ere - fe ts —-— en ee ge ae ~ em + 4) ee le oo ae dite. eae aeffo ep ~~ Se

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set 53, : ¥ + 7 : . .- WO se, Sees ’ ‘ ky ek oe ME Ree rise - ye Mee ee ee, oom ee ROM OT ee we 4 : a * + Te are ee fy oop ee _— nee ee bas Nea See Bae et - et egg Pe Te ee EA? ‘+ ss “ = _ > > ‘ —_ ae a & Stuns” rah more than a third greater than in PAGE 34 ___ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _______—— a —_ cluding above all the much-in- creased use of mechanical power, Wave Lengths Is Proving the board declares, in the main Satisfactory. have been responsible for the in- ‘industries. In 1925 there was 32 | Auto Manufacture Shows |per cent, or nearly a third more, ‘tory worker in the United States Production Is Second. ‘than there had been in 1914, The greater amount of production thus j}turned out per worker employed, Ry the Associated Press. NEW YORK.—tThe total manu- | the board points out, has made cturing production in the United | ware level during a period of de- —_-——_—- times as fast as’ the population,;", , which has increased less than 18 ee ; ‘ Automobile Industry’s Gain | People’s Town, on the outskirts of ar ‘on , 3, ori lo ‘ , per cent in. the sanie period, ac- Greatest, ‘Copenhagen. Founded in 1919 by by the National Induntrial Confer- | ence board. ii A rhe production of manufacturing ‘in accordance with changing pro- | ene citizen has never been punished | for later. industries e vage earner n- i duectior niethods nt consumer | , » sceiv _ | «6S arner em-/duction methods and cons iby law or received other poor re On June 15 a new allocation of Well Housed. which they represent. will keep them in the field for the next month, in company with Com- COPENHAGEN, June 24.—Send-|merce Department inspectors. possible the maintenance of a high ‘ing parents to the poor house is Chairman Bullard will inspect St | | wiles te: 2 the Pennsylvania-Ohio-Michigan States has increased about 65 per clining prices, an anomaly in the considered a privileg section, Commissioner Caldwell the cent in volume from 1914 to 1925,j light of previous experience which; mark. Here the care of the old Is principal stations or at a rate about three and a half|has puzzled economists and busl-| pe¢arded as a duty of the State. | Boston and New England, Commis- ness men both in America and | Perhaps the most famous poor | sioner Bellows Chicago and other / house in the world is the Old | points in the Middle West and | Commissioner Sykes. the South- western and Southern’ states. Com- cording to a survey just completed | While the total volume of pro-/| purgomaster Viggo Chrisensen, it | missioner Dillon, the Pacific Coast duction has increased about 65 per | orfers shelter to any aitizen of Co- | member, is ill in San Francisco and icent since 1914, the growth of in- ipenhagen, man or woman, who is|it may be necessary for the inspec- ividual industries has been varied | ore than 65 years old, provided j tion in that territory to be arranged By the Associated Press, ‘creasing productivity of American WASHINGTON, June 24.—Mem- Resident in ‘Old People’s Town’ | bers of the Federal Radio Commis- | we: : 'ins d power back of every fac- ee sion departed last night for inspec- Greatest Gain and Rubbey | ‘netalled power bac | Live.in Freedom and Are | {100 CP Sato stations in the zones ye 9: ag 25 “¢ thabits The greatest increase Nas | : ~. | ah ) ployed in 1925 was 35 per cent, orjhabits. The great increase |} ilief. Such a resident retains all) pqig wave positions went into ef- ] been in the yoeegagy sar GUSTY, as | privileges of citizenship, including | ¢,..+. it is the eureeme of the Sn- 'reflected in the production Of ve- | ic ig] r § neftiected in ft I | political rights and votes. sfection tours to determine whether The tours in New York, 1914, the volume of production),,_, — S ° . n bi ; = ‘ ‘ i hicles, whicn was 467 per Cf nt . s } ‘ P : 4 having far outstripped the increase | as et : ‘ 4h There are no restrictions to life |satisfaction is given by the new 6 feerrrewee Se , ‘greater in 1925 than in 1914. The in Old People’s Town The in- in the number of workers as well|,.,, ' justry. however, ab- | ’ plan. as population crowt! jautomobile industry, however, { mates go and come as they please I i. ara ey ¢ nike dep +] : isorbs the products of many other | and receive their room and board, | mn these igiures, in the view ot! ; ‘ ~ ; ‘ industries. thus stimulating their | ‘ , p é t- ‘clothing, laundry and medical at- | AMUSEMENTS the Conference Board, Ifes tl hie! r ise j 6 Conference Board, ifes the chile!) ¢-owth, and its phenomenal rise iS |tention. If they have no income ‘ xplanation for the eereanee closely paralleled by the growth Of |they even receive a small week- | crow f the nz tion: vealt] nd | try ! ie | zt! OWwth OT; tn sich li buat We aith al 4 ithe rubber industry, VW hose output ly sum for pocket money. . si iIncomne and national business pros-|!, er om 4 . Pt rity which re sts primarily on the {than just hefore the war. bership arith ianeimen uD ao $300 Municipal Open-Air Theater, —e Productive and pur- | Production in the iron and steel | year, but they are charged a small THIS WEEK See ioe ne pdhauay [Industry in 1825 was 86 per cent | sum in proportion to thelr income. | KALMAN’ 08a hes gt % wd i r2%ssional people and destitute || | mip socal dione in annually produced by the jal _—~ workmen. ‘|CARNIVAL C a roguced by the labor of | HIGH POINT, N. C., June 24.— | OTHER FUN FROLICS society. The total volume of our! Vome PSR 4, Seats oak. Madras to Have Children’s Hospital, And the Photoplay manufacturt | Women have executive ability, but | Virginia Valli in “MARRIAGE” 1899 2g" “phe production from , are inclined to dodge responsibil- MARAS, India, June 24.—After | wanenmentl cae —. . ‘ Oo ws "res © tf = ‘ - | , ° " i s sa, Be ‘ 0 ive» increased 180 per eent.| ity, believes Miss Lois Welborn, | Dr. Muthulakshmi Ammal, a wom-|] ‘“yijiaren Under 12 years, 15¢ 25C¢ or nearly doubled. Our ‘rea]’ na-| + eam : |newly elected City Manager of/an physician, had reported to the : | High Point, a city of 30,000 popu- | | lation. third of the children of Madras income, }j ir De BS on tne — ‘ ; » in terms of dollars of con- “I believe the time soon will! Province died before they cut their Stant purchasing power, more than tional wealth during that time also about doubled, and our national] steady increase in efficiency of . : ‘ Game starts production and in real wages’ since largest corporations in the coun-|“Out of 22,000 babies born each Madras Municipal Council that one BASEBALL TODAY SPORTSMAN’S PARK at 3 o'clock : come,” she says, “when women/|teeth, the council voted to insti- FE di I Ci ti doubled. Aas © : ) ibled But it has been the will be at the head of many of the| gate a children’s’ hospital here. | ar ina $ VS, incinna | try.”” Miss Welborn was secretary | year in Madras, 8000 die of dis- 19414 that have been the most tunate development, as they created the chief market for our! job” itself. ‘ eontrolled.” LADIES’ DAY for-|to the Citv Manager eight years | ease,” she told the council. “Eighty | CINCINNATI HERE TOMORROW have} before being promoted to the “big! per cent of the mortality could be| Tickets on Sale at 409 Olive St. Se Another Thrilling Chapter in Aviation Is aboutto bewritten Three Men ina Plane, | : Flying the Atlantic—to Write for Post-Dispatch HE AMERICA, giant Fokker monoplane, triple motored, is ready to take the air for new records in transatlantic flight. Commander Richard E. Byrd, the first man to fly to the North Pole and return, is leader i of the crew the America will carry. With him are Bert Acosta, pilot, and Lieut. George Noville, radio operator and relief pilot. All three of these experienced airmen will write the details of this flight, and their narrative will be ’ printed in the St. Louis territory, exclusively in the Post- Dispatch. To Be Printed in the St. Louis Territory Exclusively in the POST-DISPATCH ____FRIDAY. EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927 RADIO COMMISSIONERS START U.S. FACTORY PRODUCTS "=." JANES CARE FOR AGED °°" ow section oF starion Will Determine Whether Change in __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Main Officeof this Company at Twelfth Boule- vard and Locust Street and Branch Offices will be closed all day tomorrow (Saturday, June 25th) for the annual outing of our Employes’ Mutual Benefit Association at Union Electric Country Club. he UN10N Erectric Country CiuBisa picturesque 53 acres of woodland on a bluff overlooking the Meramec River beyond Valley Park. Ithasa boys’ bungalowanda girls’ bungalow and a bungalow for married folks—giving sleeping accommodations for 150... There isa dining hall and a dance pavilion. Tennis courts and croquet courts. Swimming and hiking over hills carpeted with gorgeous » Dally, 8 to 68) | ew | | | | | en Missouri wild flowers. Canoeing and cool screened porches—playgrounds for the kid- dies with slides and see-saws and swings and gymnastic apparatus. \ All for the exclusive use of Union Electric employes and their families * + » It isin use every evening in the week—dinner parties or dances or groups secking the wind swept coolness of the Ozark foothills +» Vacation- ists getting rest that is absolute. i v sd y It seems to this company that our employes are happier, more fit for their day-in, day-out service to the public by ! reason of their Club in the country. At least, they enjoy it. = may There will be more than 3000 of them there tomorrow. od ef +e eeere err Oseeaueree ie, a tee - ee eee seeeet seen este see . - ele ‘er 6 " om j - Fit 2 > be nee he .» ae wr K a / ae ’ A ° oe ~*s . “*er ; om. ee. \ ae } , \ f « . . t o *S ° eevee. 7s . a j . 73. Fra. : , , : e a’ , ‘ _ - fy | . iy woeees . £ AS . ‘ } 4 (RANG Be BR Ooo a YY : : = ~~ ; , ! ‘ j . 4- > / j . 4 a ; - ‘ oenee ’ . , \ 4 . ) ‘ 4 \ ' * oC ‘eseee ) ‘ +" ‘ Y ss £ FR se & Meee —_ 5 - Y e ; > ° eee ** ** . i » A) i ee : e covers , , a ereerte eee ee tees -+eee ym OTS i ee ee te i ee ee i eee i i ie” ein. ie AS iii ~~ ~~~ —~ S$ ETS ‘ = : ny Ls i+) Se hses: ‘ “3 | eee Ae Na Wis ss Bs eee #% ‘ 4 - ao 4 ae UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. /## 12TH AND LOCUST Post-Dispatch Combination Merchants © oot vo). = DOLLAR DA iN ae — ae eee yee oo So ts Bargains Will Appear in the POST-DISPATCH Tuesday ~ June the 28 For Wednesday’s Selling Through the co-operation of merchants in manv |i the P i Monthly Dollar Day offers thrifty buyers wontiihiie canieie, res gr Doll D } . ’ . ina W ri — in Tuesday’s Post-Dispatch—then do your shop- Better R We have unlimited Pe on both improved } residence property rates and prompt: take advantage of Ceovernepent. “ } | 8. T. TOBEY , 3 ®o if you The inspecting, ad done THE RAYB Raybestos Silver E 5000 mi. utes—a 1 parallel an equal enclose a — 10 world durance with an the gall records i —that’s has done THE to $1645 f.« and Er ——a a wv THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR lDelmar at Sind CARTWRIGHT EASTSIDE BR Locust at Sard HAMMOND MOTOR COMPA Granite City, UW, WEBER MOTOR | Repp tros., Passig-Webec Motor Car Co. finodioe Moter Sales Co.. Albrecht Motor Ce., Weat Florissant Motor Co.,. Sutton Motor Company, THIS IS a LAS MAGNETIC | BUY BEFORE RA THE TA ONLY | These Two | Sanborn's famous Badly Coverage. sired. Puts More THESE BE! Limited Sup Our Triple costs regular old-style § expensive to, mak rikoid coverings. double ecotton-cov long cord. ‘Test ] Agents wanted St WHY WN Nurse in Charge LOBBY | 211 N. 7t! — enon ee The .POST-DISI ADS than ALL th

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i Zz iy 4 a2 ? ) oS ; th. . . | | 5 «t i . i \ i! : d i i j % & OL aalt 4) m 4° ~ ——" — o =? 4 —eeeeee ee & “y R yy e \ \ e 28th e Post-Dispatch s. Read the n do your shop- ——— ; FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24.) 1997 gaat Si ;' —. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH aie iin ae ee Better Real Estate Loans We have unlimited funds ready for first mortgage loans r on both improved business property and well located | residence property in St. Louis and its suburbs. Low | rates and prompt action. W2 shall be glad to have you take advantage of this branch of our service, : Real Estate, | Federal t | | ——s Corporstion, ~ Munielpa) Bends affiliated with National Bank o Commerce a B. T. TOBEY , Vice-President in Charge of Real Estate Loans in StLouis y and Pine etm mecca tesa ac, —_— —_ —_— --— - on (AUSTRALIA TO BULD 2OG-NILE RAILROAD North and South Line: From Darwin to Adelaide Through Arid Region. mg a Special to the Post-Dispatch. | begun work oe DON’T Start if you can’t STOP The inspecting, adjusting and relining of brakes as done THE RAYBESTOS WAY is the very best. Kaybestos Silver Edge Lining guaranteed one year Trucks Serviced at Night Raybestos Brake Service 21st and Washington Av. CEntral 7586) a which goes on will open up. of Adelaide, in a re ica. In all, this north-south } ly 2000 miles long. | Six hundred and | miles of track already exist in the south, extending from Adelaide to | the north a! Oodandatta; and in ‘line extends southward from Dar- win for about 800 miles. |project now embarked upon will /close the gap of about 1000 miles | 'through some of the least known territory in Australia. Arid Interior. for the 125 *“*Yexcept GSS SSSSSSSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SS SESS ESSSSSSSSSSS STUDEBAKER sae | : : oN Ne aes ee Ne Ne Ne Nee ee ew tw eee TN - a Oo ea ee 'track from Oodandatta to South Australia, the new construc- tion will be wholly in the Northern Territory, state. To most Australians this -is an unknown land. much the relation to the devel- ’ | 5000 miles in 4909 min- utes—a record without a parallel by a car without an equal.... anda stock enclosed car at that! - —* 10 world records for speed and en- durance—economy tests in6I cities with an average of 17% miles to the gallon... . hill-climbing records in all parts of the country —that’s what The Commander has done! Drive it yourseif today. THE COMMANDER S e to $1645 f.o. b. factory. Other Studebaker and Erskine models $945 to $2495 ia , 4 . J = 2 (0)-DISTRIBUTORS : | THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CO., ' WEBER MOTOR CAR CUO. K Delmar at Sind | 18th and Locust St. CART WRIGHT EASTSIDE BRANCH seni ities. HAMMOND MOTOR COMPANY “729 N. Grand BI, Granite City, Oi. S877 Delmar BI. WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY'S ASSOCIATE DEALERS Repp #ros., Webster Groves, Mo. Fassiz-Weber Motor Car Ca.. Kast Sf. Louis, HPL (ioedloe Motor Sates Co.. Kingshighway at Manchester Av. Albrecht Motor Co., "3534 Salisburw Av. RT17 West Florissant Av. Maplewood, Mo, West Florissant Motor Co., Sutton Motor Company. THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR SSS SSS SSS SSS SS LAST CHANCE MAGNETIC BELTS, LOWER PRICED! BUY BEFORE RAISE IN PRICE NEXT WEDNESDAY THE TALK OF ST. LOUIS ONLY $19.95 AND $24.95 These Two Groups Selling Out West for $50. Sanborn’s famous triples. 3 Belts in One. Twice the Rody Coverage. More Vibration. More Warmth, if De- sired. Puts More Pep. Stimulation. THESE BELTS REGULAR PRICE, $60 Limited Supply While They Last, $29.95 belt. Our as the most Dupont fab- Besgrade Extra- Our Triple costs more than any magnetic regular old-style single belts cost as much expensive to make. Materials the best. rikoid coverings. Special Bryant switches. double ecotton-covered magnetic copper wire. long cord. Test loop. Agents in Omaha, Lincoln, ete. Agents wanted St. Louis. WHY NOT HAVE HEALTH? Nurse in Charge Hours 9 to 7 Main Floor, No Elevators LOBBY HOLLAND BUILDING 211 N. 7th St. St. Louis ‘ a oped coastal regions of Australia | that the ‘Great American Desert’ | bore to the seaboard strips of the United States 75 years ago. From the Pacific or eastern coast, railways haye struck farthest in- } land; |are hundreds of miles short of the | Northern Territory. “In iwith their great sheep ranches, or | Next come the downs or } as they are called. This ~t « so ® | Stations, lregion is reasonably well watered | belt. | for else lies in the artesian | Inland beyond the sheep country { , ithe rainfall becomes less and the | vegetation sparser, and there the | is for | ‘the grazing of cattle that the north | ‘ern territory has found almost its | ‘cattle coutntry begins. It ‘only use so far. The stations are scattered over great areas chiefly in the north and northeast on | what is known as the Barkly | rr Pe i Tableland. ‘ing close to 10,000 square milcs ‘As in the American West in early days, the properties are not fenced | |and cattle are marked by brands. | “The rainfall over most of the | | northern portion of northern ter- | | ritory is about 10 inches a year, | |insufficient to keep streams run- | ining. There is a good growth of | | grass in this region, but water | must be guarded in the few water | holes or pumped into’ earthen | ‘tanks from wells. j much of the Tableland are driven over cattle trails to the rail- iheads in Western Queensland. The . 7 - Sarklys .cattle ‘pads’ or single-file paths, ;are the only roads through much of the region. Along a number of {hem the Government has sunk | wells and built wind mills. | “Although northern territory ts ‘little known and although its hu- | man population {is very sparse, ‘across {t is carried on much of the | telegraphic communication be- ‘tween Australia and Kngland. The overland telegraph. line. was through in 1872 Darwin, over approximately. the line of the railway now under con- struction. From Darwin a cable reaches Singapore nd athence passes westward to Europe, |the northern territory to be tra- |no agricultural value | account pastorally. and of little Much ‘Two hundred miles farther lroute enters the Macdon lands where some of the rainfall lis retained in rocky gorges. 'region may prove of value to mining industry. Even now in one | mine a bed of mica six feet thick | is worked. | PROPELLERS SHIPPED BY AIR By the Aesocia the fed Press PITTSBURG, Pa.. June 24.— 110° 7 { J.D. CARSON CO.—S. E. COR. 8TH & FRANKLIN AV. | Aa Oh "2.94. 7 unexcelied values—come | 3 Marvé elous Room Out uys This 8 RIT ‘ Think of it! ‘Three rooms of elegant, high-quality furnishing for oDly $294. If. you intend to spend up to $600 for your home, a big money-saving surprise awaits you here. Here’s truly astounding bargains—this low-rent location store is smashing all value-giving precedents with these in and satisfy yourself Saturday that Carson's is the place for you to trade. 3-Room Outfit (_ OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK a a oe u yore, See wee ee ‘= > ——_ 2 ~— a+ sees - LT tal “- 7 esa ‘Brag oe # *#- , : “COPD Tam TT ddd htt FEL ‘en 4 oe 4 * an - (~ Large Side-Icer REFRIGERATOR : 24> we FZ | See it—handsome Suite in high-lighted walnut ~ Gj , spring, cotton mattress, two F and 9 p. m. f e - & 3° ; This 9-Piece Kitchen tiit ‘ap | - =... OOO ae , ! af oe OSG) Riley: — | f! mi: Fs | ~— : | : p- om g tress—the three-piece Bed Outfit, $15.85. re Open Saturday to 9. P. M. ER 8th AND FRANKLIN AV. “4 Le F : af Pee Se Wo ks sai — ™ i 2 ~~ net hee Oe we » i ee NT dN Orme wae Malh . . ‘3 3 ab hs eects Pca aes 2 ST ONS yon yt -“aetrs ~~ Le ” = , t Sy ve ERR Nia 8. Te M4 ee Mee oe oe eee ee oe a Nae’) . * ~ > A Re 8 Ee OAM, Ce OP. Dig ererngent > yt Oe ee Ld y al IB iy dy AR ON Ba aie ie sat i TT ne ny at ee Aebe:,bang r y Na tare apd, Ce oe Te Oe ~_—e ore * vate Se ~~ ae = ies ee ome din atti Get Oe A bP 4 hs at a

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—=— a7 Lay a, , Pa ae PTW aS WES eT a at tix 9 ee es: ee | J Pe een ‘AGE 36_ Former Missouri Slave, 85, | ‘Wants Master Back A gain *“There’s Nothing to This i atihein Stuff,” | Asserts Con Kelly of Omaha—Work Without Worry Is Attractive Special to the Post-Dispatch. a slave near Paris, Monroe County, | They told me wha Missouri, but who has lived here for the last 30 years, wants to be a siave again if he can find his old didn't have to work né “marster,’’ Armstead Alexander. _ I do now. When Alexander’ entered the | Mother Cried When Freed. /Confederate Army as a Captain,| “No, sir, boss; I’d rather be a | Kelly wént along with him as his! slave.” servant. | Con was working in the potato | “If I ever could find my _ old!patch near Paris one day, when his marster, I'd rather be a slave than! mistress, Mrs. Alexander, cam free,” he says now. ‘“‘Freedom was jof the house with a paper in her Scertainly a mistake. When I was/hand. Rache}, Con's mother, was a siave I had somebody to look | hanging Out clothes in the yard inearby. ADVERTISEMENT | “Rachel, you all are free,” Mrs. | | Alexander called. Con heard her. | | Rachel had never worked a day | FIRST RELIEF SHE in her life except for the Alexan- | ders. Neither had Con. Rachel | and Mrs. Alexander cried. | HAD IN MONTHS “You can stay here or you can igo wherever you want to,”’ Mrs. | Al¢éxander said. ‘You are free.” Cardui Praised by y Lady Who, After , Con’s father was in Hannibal. It | Long Suffering, Got Rid of Pains and Regained Her Health. ‘*Il had been in bed, flat on my/ander gave them provisions. back, for eight months,’’ says Mrs,| lad an old mule his master had | Willie Keeter, of Clifton, S. C./siven him. So he loaded the pro- ‘* Nothing yuve me any reliet. 1 tried | visions on the mule, and the pro- numerous medicines, but none seemed | cession started for Hannibal, Con to reach the real cause of my trouble. ' ‘leading the mule, old Rachel and ‘‘T fell off until l weighed but|the children walking nincty pounds, I was WwW hite as a. (‘on didn’t know the way to Han- shect—even my ears and lips had/n. bal, but he asked the direction of 1? /ev ery person they met, and in time Then, one day, her mother hap-|they came to Hannibal. pened to read of a woman who was | Makes Meager Living. said to have been suffering just as/| Con has had three wives. His Mrs. Keeter was, and who had told pre aaaint Gite in 86: voars- old. of having improved in health after)” Go, worked in the packing taking Cardui. | houses here for more than 20 “She read me what the woman) ‘years but now he cultivates a lit- said,’” continues Mrs. Keeter. ‘‘li ti. truck garden and makes a eallud my little boy and told him to, meager living in that way. go at once to the drug store and get} wpit i¢ 1 could just find Marse me a bottle of Cardui. Alexander, l’d be a slave again in ‘*For awhile I took it every four a minute.” he says. f ‘hours. I found out very quickly that | : it was doing me good. I continued |. .¢¢ you have to work anyway | it with faith, for it brought me the | call atl won sits anyhow kn ies ertte fi had hi a “ rot , | thing to eat, something to wear and fleas seal ik aie a 2 place to sleep. You got all that . = in slavery and you didn’t have to weight and wl less than a year I) ' worry about where it was all com- had reached 152 pounds. i een seaitaw * ‘*My health is unusually good |! ° bcos on -_ \MEDIGAL AID FOR TOURISTS Thousands of women attribute their | return to good health to the assist- | Provision Made by American Hos- pital in Paris, ance they obtained by taking Cardui. | .| By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, June 24.—Medical care of the highest order will be available to Americans traveling in | Europe this summer through an was decided that Rachel, Con and no color at al “xi as extension of the American Hospital ter here, has announced. Cardoseptic, for hygienic reasons, Should be used by women as a jas the American Hospital of Paris | ? ° ‘ * . . . mild, harmless detergent; 50 cts. Affiliation and will consist of a eR REMOTE USERS SAY: NONE BETTER ‘ ’ For all size crownhead bottles. Re- é quires no capping tools. Gas tight ®@ and sanitary. No broken bottles. F A lasting Stopper for RE-USE. ¢ ® At your service — phone, PRospect 3802. gg” CRISINATOS t MANUFACTURER EICK HOME BOTTLE STOPPER $ ¢ EEE ae he wR. a? OTTO EICK ST. LOUIS, MO. SOEST BANK IN “wissour & "= MAY ANE BS AY LY EL Spenders carry their money in their pockets. Savers bank it on the day they get it. = ) The Savings Department of THE BOATMEN’S NATIONAL BANK IS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 7 P. M. Wt ATA AAW LD WLP. Wi Wi AY UF, powcn| an H tion from whatever _FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927__ cenit contalle capil ing telephone call to Sena ST.LOUIS POST- A a the | him a el physi- Ithe traveler may be in will bring | advice as to the particular | ospital of Paris Affilia- |member of the staff ‘his iliness re- European city quires. " out for me and take care of me. (OMAHA, Neb., June 24.— Con ‘If I got sick, they saw that I got Kelly, 85 years old, who lived as | well. All I had to do was work. t work to do and | idid all the planning. They gave} me enough to eat and wear, and 1 | ar as hard e out | the younger children should go to | | Hannibal and join him. Mrs. Alex- | Wy * when you alotabs | One tablet at bedtime | with a swallow of water, that’s all. Next morning you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite = Your longue fells eel een teentne e Ee 2 eee tye heed for breakfast. Eat what you wish,—no danger. | tl tt ails _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH D 20 minutes to downtown ~ CHICAGO~ Spend your Suanmer at the RY ZZ na” ZZ, 7 1. Within 20 minutes of all Chicago’s pleasure places and business districts — still far and bustle. You'll really enjoy your trip when you stop at the Orrington this Summer. Here at the Orrington are living one quarters as comfortable and quiet F ° - Hotel shores of Lake Michigan, with its many excellent beaches. ¢ tion on In it’s lobby, as in every one of it’s living rooms, the _ Orrington has cre- ated an atmosphere ’ of serene comfort, nis, movies; country : ing ‘“Summering at and quiet, dignified pleasures in near-by for- 2 the Orrington. beauty. est preserves; Summer of Name ..-+ .seeee opera at near-by ¢ Address ............ Ravinia. nc nectv' State... 5 £ Blocks 5 from ake Michigan as home itself—a short walk ¢ Orrington brings you to the beautiful Evanston, Til, : Ww ithout obliga- ~ part, kindly send , ° m * me complete in- Ride horseback; golf, ten fe tae ae Bees SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. ae a ne ie ~=_—-——_— ce A A LE ALLOA LOW RATE: EXCURSION ST. LOUIS, MO. to points in FLORIDA THE GULF COAST __ HAVANA, CUBA Louisville & Nashville R. R. Every Saturday During June, July, Aug. and Sept. RETURN LIMIT 15 DAYS *eene ~weeecaseene Tamp A 2obs coscoseesocess ene Beosens Baas TTITTTEIEINS@1so St. Petersburg cs .ecscsss $4441 West Palm Beach. sncoseccowenas ee Soe gs iceeseenseeanas Fort Lauderdale «----+++2" 73063 Ds e — ny al ; al Y ‘ : PRS 2: Secerery. $18 Bungalow Bed Outfit $9.75 Gray ennmeled 3-foot wide steel bed with spring and all-felt mat- tress, While 50 last. $275 2-Piece Living-Room Suite URN. & MFG, COS 4 Rill ll i ee x, /. , EY HE HY KE HY YE YE Ye ye yey yey yA f, DAS $229 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite Attractively fashioned dresser, $ bow-end bed. chifforobe and van- ity in antique walnut; dustproof Other Bedroom Bargains Regular Price ~~ 325 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite—Sur- 239 50 faces of matched crotch walnut..... e .. Reserve STOCK licludin S$ Forre Fi esrerds Ture From A INMCLVICAS Best Makers~ PRICE iN THIS $150,000 SACRIFICE SALE AT THE HUB Yry Saturday Bargains Sale Price 4-Piece Green Enamel Bedroom— 9 5 $185 Dresser, bed, chest and vanity........ ; $8 Be 2? 4-Picce Walnut Poster Bed Suite— 149 S 5 Poster bed, dresser, chest, vanity... ad 275 4-Piece Inlaid Walnut Suite—Dresser, 189 00 DOG, Cauitlowone, VARIES... 2. ccawenens * Massive davenport and chair 50 ‘ with hand-carved top rails ’ . finish. ! and frames, covered in mo- tension table, buffet hair and linen friezes....... Other Living-Room Bargains Former Price 3-Piece Velour “Bed” Suite with edges $155 ROU EM MBOGS. 00. ccc cca socdcdeccswocscsees $99 3-Piece Jacquard “Bed” Suite—Spring $200 filled, loose cushions... 2-Piece Jacquard and Friezes Suite— $235 Carved frames, loose cushions........... $13 G 2-Piece Mohair Kroehler “Bed” Suite— $295 Carved frames, reversible cushions...... $225 : CADP ie22000008 112 1@\o Gas Ranges Sale Price $24.00 GAS RANGE Lehpe Awwes $16.75 a GAS ANCE, $42.50 $42.50 CABINET a GAS RANGE pein ae $29.75 Coal ana Gan, 949.50 All Makes—Quick Meal, Bridge & Beach, Baker's, Premier, Charter Oak, Etc., on display. CM@) +200000reereesneceenerersssseeees: TONS Refrigerators Regular Price Sale Price ce $10.50 $35.00 Side-Icer, white enameled tinea P22e90 $55.00 Side-Icer, One-Piece Porce- michel trim oo... $36.50 $135.00 Steel-cland, enameled one- faim lined -........ 98909 CA@|) +++ srouseestees Oo Kitchen Cabinets Regular Price Sale Price 825.00 Kitchen Cabinet enclosed top, ete. $12. 50 $39.75 Kitchen Cabinet. sliding porcelain ‘on 924290 $42.50 Gray Enamel Kitchen Cabinet $28.50 *ertrae + py bed Bo i: a. A SAS Re BO FS ee a} non e2e8 Former Price Sale Price AGI es sescees $168 8-Piece Walnut Dining Suite Period design in Huguenot wal- 50 nut finish Includes oblong ex- S . ’ side chairs and armechair.... Other Dining-Suite Bargains $-Piece Spanish Dining SERB Rese: $195 carved and finished $129 200 9-Piece Huguenot Walnut Suite—Baffet, 1 china, table, 6 chairs...........+seese. _§ 49 9-Picce Walnut Suite—66-inch buffet, $325 Giese, alin 6 des... $175 $ 4? 9-Piece Renaissance Walnut Suite—72-inc 6 jr i ocecces "$269 buffet, china, table, $2.50 Lawn Bench! $12 “Old Hickory” Arm Rocker $5.50 3S¢ $1.25 | Made of hardwood, | ish. of aplit cane, | Vas sent, $2.75 Maple Rocker—rattan seat ............... $1.85 $6.50 Maple Rocker—rattan seat and back ...... $4.50 Sam Ges Peeaees coc. oc ss vi eee, .... $10.50 $6 ‘‘Old Hickory’’ Arm Rocker ......... eT $16.50 4-Ft. ‘‘Old Hickory’’ Settee.............. $5.95 AG A ED GG i i i i i i i i i a i i i i i i ee ee ee i en $2 Steamer Chair | Adjustable, with red and natural fin-| Round back and seat awning striped can- AAA 44 GE A i i i i i a a a a a a @ BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS Sale Price | Reguiar Price Sale Price 810.00 1 ee Chairs..... $4. 25 ae Mohair lLiving- 630.00 Gelden Onk $12 50 ie Ce $129 s I sc $40.00 Fiber Settee. cretonne ‘) Pedestal "meaiaeeen Trbles. $11.50 wach Perera $12. 50 2.25 Golden Onk $1 5 B08 %-Piece Cane Sulte, with + Dining Chairs..... .. velour $39.75 88.00 Folding 4 00 WORMED. cc ebecssceee cs Gb ck aK o8 $ 5 51) Golden Onk 1 9 $65.00 Biue Enamel Kitchen) Center Table...... _§ ad 5 Cabinet, porce- om top... a sees $37. 50 "ee Gunn ne $89 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps LiL ~ OCP EVAN AAS As » * ‘ it AA*AAAARSI LD As AAs Oe hal . ss = - | : : * 5.2) TS & a FOS Rees eRe 4 BD i + sg & HOME NEEDS Yeh ph Pal Pera : oh r q = Bs? esssessesnecsecces ~) $a $2 Waterproof Cushions 75C sansscccnesnucuccacs . $20 Phonograph $12.75 Portable, well-known make; leatherette case, as shown, se ot ‘ x ~ : Sale Price —- ©» | $5.95 End Tables $2.95 Seecesnes: a tpt et rth ttt ti i ttt htt re epattae ae a. a om on an a a ae « ef!" HO 7 Decorated End Tables, : in red or green lacquer; + RUGS regularly $5.95. Tt it Regular Price Sale Price f tC a 0x12 Seamless UHBrussels ugs . (slight seconds) ..... $9.75 +4 $35.00 9x12 Seamless qf Velvet Rugs ...... $19.75 Lat $45.00 9x12 Axminster and Fringed Velvets, $28.95 {i $30.00 8.3x10.6 Seam- ° t less Velvet Rugs... $17.75 $15 Radio } $80.00 9x12 Fringed $57 50 Cabinet tt Wilton Rugs ...... s : i. $18.00 36x68-Inch Wool $7. 9 5 f Wilton Rugs ..... $12.50 ‘4 inane hey a Walnut-finished Cabinet § . po “s te $2.75 with 2-door front, large rt minster Rugs ..... battery compartments j $22.00 0x12 Cork Linoleam 12 = Rugs, all perfect...... $ if $12.00 9x12 Perfect Gola 50 qt Seal Hugs, no mdivarenn te : $1.25 Printed Cork ie Linoleum; square yard 719¢ +04 +4 VOI dds it | ha Breakfast Sets it ’ , +s : + | Regular Price Sale Price $35 Occasional 1 $16.00 5-pe. unfinished 10.7 : er Breakfast Set ;. 5 Chair it $25.00 5-pe. all-cnsinel. e ed Brenkfast Set. - $15.75 5 1 6. 7 5 ‘4 — ‘Guus 2 stecl-gray oak Brents- g High-backed Chair v . | walnut finish frame; extension table . | tapestry sent and back. i} te , “Walnut” or “Mahogany” indicates veneer or color only, ex- — where specifically stated. Frames or bases of gum, birch, ¢ pad > . >} Convenient Credit Terms! A Year to Pay! 4 77 & WASHINGTON: i ' > = ae A -+4AAe Rte © Adee Ae eee AA \r . " : >~ A 4 ‘ ' ‘ e , * a i ’ ¢ 4 mn # ‘ ee | ) Ad ‘ ' ss ’ » aia ed ¥ wee F a ee Se eee 10 Pla iNDEX “~ DOME Ez SEA TIGER’ | ND { TH pat SILLS in or and Others Nee PROC RE- tte way que and Others t ' Double Procram Theale: : “ROOKIES” and — “HOME STRUCK” HOOT GIBSON tn U § eBUcKAROO KID outeau Also Comedy ee “tet It Rain” and “Hi-Jacking Rustlers or sy f Double Program “Everybody's Acting’ and “The Lily” Y f Double Program Deuble Program mf “Senorita’’ and r oa “Bull Dog Plack” EE Double Program { «Salvation dane” any ferson “White Gold” ————a d Kar! Dane in f Rookies" —Fables 4 “Wisecrackers” = “slide, Kelly, Slide’ and Stage Attraction CKER f William Halnes to Double Program { “Moulders of Men” oad and “White Gold” ‘The Notorious Lady “American Pluck” — IND {< Double Program “ROOKIES” and { Double Program n “HOMESTRUCK"” OAH OS Double Program 7 “The Carnival Girl” & ndouh * “The Fate of a Flirt” Whole Tewn's Talk- ing’ —Comedy, News d f Everett Horton, “The TOM MIX tn “Out- laws of Red River” Aull and Serial ( Double Prog.: “Sin- ? Cargo” and “Wild Horse Stampede” Fred Thompsen in 7 “Silver Comes Thru” and Serial Constance Talmadge in “Venus of Venice” Comedy and Fables ; Douglas McLean, ‘Let yf Kain’, “Wisecrack- ers” and (Others “LOVERS” with Alice Pasa and Kaymoend verro, and “THE unfata LOVE THRILL” with Laura La Plante and Tom Moore f Double Program and “Winners of the i] f ‘Red Heads Preferred’ Wilderness” stoa “Rookles” ON Double Program { and “The Desert’s Toll” AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS } L ¢ DOUBLE rROGRAM ’ “MONTE CRISTO” Arsenal “LONG PANTS" “Valley of Hell” and AL a Z : dah f L-STAR CAST tna “Wi isecrackers”™ ‘ A LL-STAR CAST in “Valley of Hell” and aw Serial Double FPro.: “Broad- ster { way After Dark” and “Play Safe” nd Double Pro.: “Cradle { Snatehers™ & “Whirl- Ay. wind of Youth” “Rabe Comes Home” and “White Gold” ——— { LOIS MORAN ta nd { Double Program “a ee A. IND OF YOUTH" lla {BENER ADOREE te BLARNEY” and i Iowa “*W isecrackers” { Bovtie Coleman and ma Banky in = “A Night of Leve” “Little Adventuress” *reomn «and “Piay Safe” , ESS ; Loulse Fazenda In © fu, Double, Program “Cradle Snatchers” Congress Night (Club Double Program {oy hispering Sage’ & Easton “Monkey Talks” ee D 0; Betty Bronsen tn "Rites * and “W isecrackers” NT { «or UTLAW. O in OF RED VER” ha f TOM MIX In “OUTLAW OF RED RIVER” NTE ( Loran CAST tn . " NNERS OF THE MeCaus, WILDERNESS” “Winners of the Wil- derness” “Hearts and Pists”’ “Collegians” — n Double Program A “FIRST DEGRER” & v. “BAITED TRAP” 7 Harry langden ta : “Long Pants” and "vee “W isecrackers” Bellam- ‘BIA { «Tete “Teleshene G ie” = est “Wisecrackers”’ Flor, ;.. LOIS MORAN te { “WHIRLWIND or YOu TH” { JOHN BARRYMORE Hebert “DON JUAN”

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L —__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ oh FRIDAY EVENING. , 1927__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a en $58 Sav ‘ . y TODAYS Say SRTing? Sold with Papers. CONVICTION FOR FRAUD | ‘tha ieee of 2015 Park avenue. IN GETTING R | UPHELD oo g. ie Cites Ce. — ) ar |had hidden in newspapers in the CREDIT apes Upholstered Reed Col, — Florence f . t+” 3 rE Sp x ? eo — DEX th Me gi en her daughter, Mar- Must Serve dail Sentence and | J Ar , Rock 7; Ze a ee iy Oil toves , a, s ( he pz Ape rs th a@ iut ‘> Ges! > . - j yt . i Me J J o% oy ‘. jUnK Ce€a.- — 1000 1 e. | Large, comfortable Rocke “Ce . uaa gg A ‘hge i (er Ww hile her mother $ oJ 7 - op} SS ck r, o 4 ti, - x e ——_— /}. © A “igs Special sale on used 4 he Se upholstered in pretty cre- 4 i by apg et. Mes DTD CRE and new Fiorence O01! t- Driers: DT a = Double Program eee JEF) I FE F SON CTT ‘Y. "Ju ne 24.— f- -- y ™ tonne—815& ¢ le | ME WE RE “Money to Burn” and =PHOTOPLAY THEATERS The conviction of William Hoffman i SL ad sige ans a bauee: % ; j Mba Diy Btoves—ali sizes and est AMDOME f- “Red Met Leather® (OSS : : ; : , ; Al IF es as s¥ Pine tll tim wa Ge ey ge of st. Louis. a sho ie de aler of ma Ke L od * _ s - : fe . . Ae AeA Pe sty! e Priced low 5 & 7. rand a - ae ' te, Ze ~ y 5 ; LO LEG FE gE I as LOUIS ing a false statement of his finan- | pitien ~ S—. ° ; rs ME: ee eG i ‘ io? OP a“ . Lele Q 4 . ee ras? ‘ ae . ; Yl SERA , ee _ ; Delmar eee 4 N al & : . > D { ee vicen” |) ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE | cia! condition to obtain credit, was. Spe aes and the Best Feature Photoplays aifurmed yesterday by Dovision NO SE ergy xs - . oy 2 ” flat ° ; $ ” 4 vn , 4 , - % / es , 5 . ‘aa 4 y . a 1 P. M—CONTINUOUS. seats Sg dawg 7OVISION 4 , wad fi, ; ae $ Always COOL and COMFORTABLE ~, Of the State ‘Sen yreme Court. The - ~ . “4 $1 D 9 4 ad FEATURE PICTURE IDA | MAY onviction carriell a sentence of six | ¥ own. ‘ A go HADWICK months in jail and a fine of $1602. | Jen g preadway * Comedy and Others = « AND HER DIZZY BLONDES ffman was charged with sub- | LEWIS mi false and fraudulent | Double Program Mis & DODY | DEZSO RETTEI oy Sele eS ancial rating to . “ROOKIES” and Brosius & Brown __Jdalius KR. Johnson a Penge iney res o See . “HOME STRUCK” A eretrernn the Hamilton Brown Shoe Co. of | i STiNe Ne MACK’ AHS SERENADERS 7 it 6 wht Sst. Louis, in August, 1923. y 56 hiah .2 hé¢o is - ¢ | HOOT GIBSON in “THE SE SECRET. STUDIO” rhich he obtained credit for the “BL ¢ KAROO KID’ Mai inee Podtay. 2546: Chilaren ae urchase >f 4 .0 or ler of shoes. 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__ §T. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ _.FRIDAY . EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927__ ine ee ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . fet | | Olives Have Food Value. licious sandwich filling and pro~- es Many persons think of olives as | Vide an unusual appetizing form of Sig 5 accessories of a meal. alkaline food. gc? Not all of us know the full value While it is true that ripe olives : ag 4 of olives. We should think of are more nourishing, even the salt ha them as something more than ap- | | Olives which have tntroduced 80 | o 4 petizers. Chopped olives, for ex-|many mére or less formal meals | Ae: | ample, Whether prepared from should be looked upon as @ food | A plain or stuffed varieties, make de- |rather than as merely a relish. ‘ ; i nee i ff Y, Wy YY Y Vf M, Yy Y yy Yj 4 Yi Yy Mh YU MMM Y Yi L Yj T/ Y/ Yj Ui Y Gili Y U, YU dd WWW Yj y Yj Fe Y G Uy ah “SOME NEW CHEESE DISHES Horend about two nce hk x toto” SEVERAL SUMMERTIME [bis Article of Food Is Increasing reyes es YD hese | SAVORY ‘MEAT DISHES | I Menu N | in Favor Day After Dag. | } : , | Cheese is a very nutritious artl- ; out the centers, brush over with The lone-de! ayed summer seems | ! i cle of food. It ts well adapted for | melted butter and fill with grated, | to have arrived. On account of the i} hot weather dishes. These cheese | highly seasoned cheese. Put in a ! change in temperature, housekeep- | Breakfast | recipes will be found very inter-| hot oven just long enough to give ers are inclined to serve easily | siesag.*” pre esting. the boxes a golden brown color and | cooked meat dishes. To meet this || Whole wheat bread Cheese Boxes. i|melt the cheese. Decorate with a | demand the following recipes for | Coffee — Milk | For cheese boxes, cut siices of bit of parsley and serve hot. simple meat dishes are submitted: ener Ham Toast. temove the tat from. some slices of pone boiled ham and chop fine. || Breakfast ‘ut two tablespoonfuls of butter Cantaloupe Rye mush int ) the saucepan on the stove, add Old-fashioned liver and the chopped ham and half a tea- | bacon ,cupful of sweet cream or milk, MT. AUBURN MARKET] 6128 EASTON—WELLSTON Bread erriddlie cakes Maple svrup White bread || Season with pepper and salt and | Cottes Milk PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | when hot remove from the stove | ee a | a . sti . ick v t} 5a - »]1-} pat- i Suga are pen 300 GESUNDHEIT MALT, hopped, can SOc Him * oe gh ome A gti omnggiower - Breakfast ds . uns EE cent shi 4 ye aan ES Stewed rhubarb oe With 50¢ oeenau and milk | SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI, “Q” brand, MMM} thin slices of toast and serve at | og fieet i excluded. — —— Hh a ee ee ee | ) Raisin bread. i efreshes — Ice , . aked Flank Steak. toasted i \ ' ma) oe ae Salada Tea Tea, Cham- 40¢ MELL-O-JELL DESSERT POWDER, jells ' Trim off fatty end of.steak and Coffee : Milk N tf wii we il og BS Sk sa 3 wpa C in jiffy; assorted flavors, f use it in soup. Lightly brow ; re- || M Wy Mtl maining good portion of steak on | fe ee YW 1 Ay Wn MASO iT AUBBERS aatra hea, | aren suit 2 - Feo: eck nese tametea | i fe nll My Ye ill >, 2 ARI SEI I i5c re wo it PIOny, Gociers | Then place in baking pan, sur- | Breakfast i | Ife PAROWAX, pound package ares 10c recommend it; big pkg oeee 10c 'rounding with sliced onions, to- || Sliced bananas and Pake in moderate oven | Coffees Mi . | and salt. ak CERTO—Make jelly easy, bottle, 3O0c 10c | beet 25 minutes. y/ i/ | 4 Vy Ghd oe 1) uf " | oranges “i SG yi any iy | HB JAR LIDS, porcelain lined, doz., 2Se | BEECH-NUT BAKED BEANS, No. 2 can, fm) ™2tocs. sweet pepper, hot water | | Bran mush | 1k | EGGS Sty fresh F don BT BOFFES rae as O56 | Creole Kidney. | ao gg Seaton drink. Big value. | Select a fresh beef kidney, trim _drtunestwll tetel dated etadine Tedd Metta | it well and. cut it in half-inch | Breakfast Sugar and Milk Kxcluded T_T | slices. Dredge these with flour and | Grape juice | POTATOES, good cookers, NEW BEETS, 3 bunches......L0C Bag) oe aside. Trrown six thin slices | Pee. 10 Pounds, 30c PINEAPPLES, clean,smooth fruit; 36 size of bacon cut in small pieces, then | eames toasted ans AS LEMONS, sound, juicy; doz...2Oc 3, 25c; doz. 85c; case $2.50 add the kidney, two small chopped | | ' onions and one chopped green pep- | | Pork SPARE- PORK per to the fat. Stir until the meat | Breakfast oe is well seared and add a cupful of || Sliced bananas and | | Shoulders RIBS CHOPS | tomato juice with half a teaspoon- || cream a \ : 1 1 ful of salt, one-eighth teaspoonful || enikn trend tu Bis, shige s» m of pepper and, if i kK q, be dash of || toasted si NV \ eee | PEL Q2 scr. | T22c bb. | LGC bb. rer en ee | corte i BAe a at a ae ae ee & 8 . Mm! Cover closely and simmer h ait oe | | ss a a ieee Sa ag Chuck Roast, lb. .10c | Chuck, Prime, ib. .12c oe hour, Thicken slightly with one ;| Breakfast | Sag . ‘ws tables on of flour ixe rj | Aew : anes. ) : , ee "Tenderloin 3 Boneless, on tae a alli i tage | caren oa Wen For I Soo 1p9 Porterhouse Shoulder ——— a 69 On Jy eo Sirloin, Ib... or Rib, Lb. eS A Ss | $ and 2 Labels [= @ BACON..::.:. 20c | Smoked Hams, Ib. 22c Yes, this handsome Junior Bridge oot VEAL | SAUSAGE Post-Dispatch. ‘Makes Everything Taste Better ii ‘INTRIGUING MENG FOR JUNE LUNG Out the Month of Delicious and for the potatces with pars- s0UD *sweet bread and mush- Breaded veal cutlets ‘ is the month of roses before the month slips away not give a rose luncheon. | chilled red raspberries ip «» | loupe halves for the openings ' follow with chicken Celeste, | Saceien _potatoes and date puddine Cream of mushroom pink mints and iced coftes Halve cantaloupes and fifj grated cheese, racker crumbs, Six @T en pept C alx slices nalf tablespoons butter, For Chicken Celeste, Singe, wash clean and drym remove head and | Cut chicken in half ang Wash lightly and ightly with butter and ¢ | with salt and pepper. boiling rack and sear on both allowing one and one-half mi Then open door broil till golden color, turning eral times, for about thirty epper ! tiave have been washed and the tops Creamed potatoes moved. Mil] the ture and sprinkle cheese on WEDNESDAY , with about one inch Broiled Finnan haddie Rake for 10 minutes, be ating we PocLint i eral tires. Hot ginger bread lone, dip the tomatoes in , cracnei hot butter. Serve the’ pep with a slice ‘Toast slices of bread to a gr en color on both sides, cyt Put on each alice, half | *ken, poached egg, curled # '| of broiled bacon, and garnish | cooked buttered 'Serve with Bechamel Sauce, sou Cottawe cheese and let- | chopped nut Watercress salad minced onton, one-quarter lemon fres}) string beans, three ta apoons olive oil, one-quarter cnoon salt. Omg cup chopped ‘ souD I ‘- ; Baked corn with green Neuchatel cheese Salad, Moss Rose Salad is made ef t || Pac kages of cream cheese, : tablespoons cream, one-half in above menus mav be “Recipes for Dishes in today's Home Economic Department of the *Indicates that recipe for dishes found in ‘‘Plann ing Menus for Com ing in Week's Menus,” published pears, he: a lettuce, cresg or ley and green and pink ¥ Sue *| Lamp is Yours for only. 2 White a Medan ry Lb | ee \ |e Banner Malt Extract Labels and $1.69 | Stew nce am . Ih) | A fash. At this amazing low price. you cen HM Shoulder Ratopne = Oryine/Tebascotlevor pyyn DIET CAUSES FATIGUE WRB 7 1s O ite Banner an ae Oi ee, ss Te : , BANG Slee ge BA Chops LAMB sista ER CAS UB em 1p sci rerming Pood ana Pin N amp )-and- still’ SAVE MONEY besides fe fe Loin of Veal, Ib., 12!.c HA ee yo 40c wiitia as ee ee oe : having and enjoying the White Banner Malt a OF a mse Finer ae ade from whole, juicy, tempting ee eee ee Beseece | ‘The son lamp usually re/atis for Pd 4 Leg of Veal, lb.. .15¢ Sliced; Lb..... v Tomatoes. The most wholesome | 2"@ 80 tired that you are “ready to $3.75!) But for a Limited Time Only you can ae 7 With Every $2.00 Purchase of Fresh Meat A a -- Saat Se A ce enn 7 ; _——~ aa r . ; i a a y “~~ ‘ ALL THIS: 1.) A beautiful bound parch- : ment lamp ‘chor wa artistically illustrated tn ea" | : aay colors. Adjustable. (2.) Two-toned meta! Ag hase. (3) Six foot silk cord mith switch- eet and two-piece plug. (4.) Height— over ali. 5 ft. Sin. (5.) A useful and decora- tive piece of furniture that adds distinction ett to anv room. SO SEND YOUR LABELS oii TODAY! When sending Labels, be sure to include 40c extra for packing and postage. But do it NOW! Address: Premium Room, 506 Pine St.. St. Louris, Mo. i ' will seem like fatigue. 3 ~ te ™ d . aa ‘ és . es Z —* . »s ‘hcl a eae ee Ps) ¥ ‘ , “ie . oe Ser ips /s + pe , PEE PE oft r 7 at ol we or " * _ et 4 . ii” * ; e* A Pee . “he . : ds Jel * ‘ —- Phive : , . it. / ie ‘ . J . pag a ee | fe be remembered that Place green tinted pear of of shredded lettucs, sprinkle chopped cress or is an excess of the latter, the con- dition ig not nearly so dangerous as when acid foods are taken. For it is good to have a re- serve of alkaline whereas a reserve of is almost sure to When all is said and done, ever, the ideal way is to balance the diet between the two. colored pink and -. | through pastry bag. and economical table requisite you | drop” you may not be suffering make trouble. t for 2 — and $1.69. And you get i : mm can buy. Order a bottle to-day. | from real fatigue at all? get it for ag 3 Lbs. LARD. i... 4 se x oe ie ee .25C¢ YOUR GROCER SELLS BROOKS | have been eating a poorly balanced |diet with too many acid-forming |'foods and not enough of ‘that are alkaline there will be a condition set up in your body that This dessert is made of two ples, one-half cup cinnamon , one cup sugar, one quart » two lemons, one egg | and mint leaves. Cook apples, candies, ser from breakfast or other meal. Stew | w ate r until apples are soft... it and use the stewed fruit as the | basis for various dishes combined with bread and butter to make | ter to make one quart. Freee brown betty puddings or cake to | make cottage pudding or trifle. I this way you are combining econ- | omy with food value. Save the fresh left-over fruit | Mash apples through s ! add lemon juice and enough this “‘fatigue’’ is really the after- effects of the poor diet. While it is important that the diet should be properly between acid-forming foods and those that are alkaline, Add stiffly-beaten n | white ‘and continue freezing. in sherbet or parfait glasses ¥ | candied mint leaves for June Birthday Cake. | White Banner & HOPPED & Malt Extract | » ‘. . Kighth and Locust Take three-fourths cup ing, one and one-half cups | one-half cup water or milk, ¢ | half cup Marachino cherries, t | cups pastry flour, three baking powder biscults, on RHPES FOR DISHES- IN WEEK'S MEN Seasona Dishes Which the Family Will Appreciate. 3 . ’ na T ‘ 9 three nos ‘wo @€KA Ol cup s8uU a cups milk, two tablespe + s e read 2 rich ft paste * yst | A he fil a Ss : ny tI Li Niiis { Su OUP, a 9 cl i . these { . potier u 1 thie! Add ria ’ . on in to flavor 1] pour into ist. Make a meribsu of the ites | en with one tables9 of susgal Piace in the oven t he meringue ic brow! Baked corn VV ith Green Pepe “wo cups corn, nine tablespe Six tablesp tomatoes, one and | Mix the corn with the salt and one-third of the che roady the peppers Ww. Also the seeds and Pp cavities with the corn? rrance iT} ci shallow baking of wi While this its b » crumbs and brown In of tomato with e Combination Salad. Three hard-boiled eggs, one nieats, one »-third juice, two cups cot ery, Chop the eggs and add the ¢ | then the beans, salt and le juice. Set away for an hour. hefore serving, stir this mi iMehtly together with the choy nuts. onions and celery. Serve bed of lettuce with Ire dressing. Ginger Sherbet. Three-quarters cup prese’ ginger, two egg whites, one-q ter cup sugar, four cups Wi three tablespoons lemon juice. Boil the water and sugar about 10 minutes until a syru formed. When cool, add the ger and lemon juice and “ff partly. Add the beaten egg wil and complete the freezing. Sweet Bread and Mushroom Ss Combine chopped boiled s§ breads with fresh mushroom the desired proportions. Add | cooked eggs with chopped o also to suit the taste. Serve ° mayonnaise dressing. Baked Tomato With Crab M Eight fresh tomatoes, six ta spoon cracker crumbs, six Ut spoon butter, one-half be: shredded crab meat, Scoop the pulp out of the te toes being careful to leaye “hell in good shape. Melt tablespoons of the butter. A€ chopped onion and brown. nen ania ' teaspoon salt, six egg whites half teaspoon | one-fourth teaspoon alent CONRAD'S) Sixth and Chestnut Union and Vernon Grand and Shenandoah Adelaide and Delmar 4 De Baliviere and Watcrman Cream shortening and suse water and cherries. Fold & FREE Catalog! Write todey for big. Free Premium Catalog listing hundreds of valuable articles - can get FREE for your White Banner Labels. Save Your Labels— WRITE FOR CATALOG: pounds, ingredients, then fold in | beaten whites and flavoring. B® ' in loaf pan tn a moderate Ove | fifty to sixty minutes, cake from ‘ovea when cool cover with bolled | colored with pink coloring. . 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Conrad’s Eighth & Locust Store DELICATESSEN CHICKEN SALAD — Enric with Conrad's BON VOYAGE BASKETS If you have a friend or relative eai!- ing for Furope, surprise them with a ‘what is worn out. things to remem lecting building foods is iron and phosphorous (#7) body-building material ff yee” 'to do its work CAKES — Cook, Delicacies We will have it aboard ship in their atateroom an hour or two before sailing time with card attached, $25, $20, ag *e@eeese eee seeneesead MORTADELLA — Frank's waukee Sausage. ‘rd milk are prominent: orice: OPEN BERG’S MARKET The Most Beautiful, the Most wh tS the Bret Equipped Market in GRA hate 5544

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pas UT ON ee eT TING, GEE ck ee _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ PAGE 39 “CET; he As % ook it of onion, chopped. and two reen cheese and bake In a moderatd VEGETABLE D'SHES the — ~ 9 “ag wr ast = : sedan sana d. lor ‘i amen: pane ~V¥ minutes. vegetables. = S . ' SATTee Cuniiitnnsinals That Are Sealloped eggplant is Somewhat | dish add ground cooked meat. Add a Pinch of Soda. SS EY B ., ‘ulatable and Attractive. on the same lines. | ean ~Bl ner “ twe ta-| To keep milk from curdling wheal SIRES , ‘ eee Parboil one eggplant and cut in! blespoonfuls of butter. Fill the \ . 2 |} oa Lf i] 0 “at Uili ae ae lengthwise. Scrape out the | shells with this mixture, or put od tninutes. Peel! inside and mir with two peeled|in a butter baking dish, sprinkle | A spoen-fork removes 5 vegetables (end sliee firm. > Ripe toma‘oes. | and chopped tomatoes, a small with breadcrumbs and grated from water and food from fa. — “ ns je tomeseehce : red | his mann , ¢ ' PFCIPES F(R NISHES irom the tomatoes, the crap meat PUT UP GOOSEBERMIES NOW ene eine neste “aa ot satin os nadine aan m wv a layer of tomatoes, a leas of dies _ salt aud pepper. Cook for a FOR NEXT WINTER’ S USE | vantage of serving he ee this ‘was | ’ ; ¢ , a »i*¢ ¢ a7 * . i be ‘ew minutes and fill the mixture in is that sugar need not be added un- |" "Wer, each well seasoned, then ' +} “ie " | ) IN WEEKS MENUS _ scooped out tomatoes. Melt On Account of Their Extreme (ti: winter. gga 9 on until the dish pam gman egg ee Acidity They Are Easy | s full. Sprinkle with dried bread : x he ‘ 2 | Gooseberry Preserve. crumbs and then sprinkle gener- Pon Make a top to Put t p- = es sae: —— ? . ] 4 . i See ittered ate crumbs on | es 3 SI: ie | Pick over green gooseberries, re- ; ously with grated sharp cheese. ) ach stuff an tomato and bake in Te en ree ; _ move stems and blossoms; there | Cook for half an hour in a mod-| “ D Salt} 4d lant ‘ery hot oven n al¢ anned Lnour 2 should be one quart of prepared | erate oven. No more liquid will 2° ee 4 r A Sut Ny ipl aie aie dtkatet Aeon sige. ae enigb age a8 ] Vater and a.:iow ad Luree quarts of pr pared is. ; : £ ; | : | | ui i] to the boili SOEOEROCECEOCEOEROEOEC-.OF@ +r, ¢ ne ) + | . . a As : Li VY J ’ { two cups ++ Simmmeé owlv un‘ he rr] ; ‘ 3 ' ‘ a 6 ’ . ¥ s s i 4 i ;\ . ‘ ar ) i a c . * 4 x ta 4 i‘* ‘ 4 . 4 . > liens = ; ~4 ’ oe ee ‘ ‘ Lut 8 or , c ‘ A > ‘ } ] * - 7 ; . ? . «te ili s.er ilze — constantly ac TT Canned Gooseberries. event scorching. Seal. | ick over B' voseberrics a ——_— ‘ . t I, amb Pot Pie. Pack ry r’ ‘* oF i€ém ins gy *, q cA; s ip! { “hie en ‘ : re, : ws etsy «= x vie : oom ‘ s er “ » x . ‘ bra OS, al eam aon fase ag tk re | eee. wey Cie EE ons get ee ie rot ow 7 Bie Aa ee heen! Bo eae os a ae SS +O pesaliage S/he 4 ary r is vrs ap. : i abe . @ , : m ™ § £m 20.3 Aye ma eect Shae eo nies co : 7 4 ‘ P _ ams y e .ggae wy * “« es tal a partes Oe, ie Sk oh bios pe ee ae é inca ad - hey eden vas Green Two cuys ‘ ‘ ° 4 . +s wi “a i ‘ . — . ~o-? . . ray)? 4 Z : ‘ ’ . ’ fa a ' é rt) + . ; vy" ¢ = + & as il 4 ¥ 424 P' . ‘ a | iti : ( 7 = re -" — Pe . ° baa . aa id iat J . P 3 . ws , vet, : ny US] cy ¢ i. - vy } "moe a ° ‘7 * ‘ 7 i wept tis tey 3) SOc, . . » Son 6 e a4 . aid ‘ : 4 ad : J graté fiour, season well j ) . \ | ALi ~ a 4 “ ” - are - . s wta 3 == Lata - ’ 4 } + . , 5 ‘ ] } } . - six slices ae Pia nnd! . ee tae aa ‘S * + eT Kettle rendered Fe SERS) NOR Z i. oy - * a Y eae + half taut , _* che’ ' . ‘ ; i _ nr ‘ } | - 3 ‘ " a > s s s * sae - > ‘ ~ ry 7h ? ; at ‘ esta _ | : : . q; Tt; ecy? v . ta \ | = 4 . - , P * . wy, ’ ‘2 is 4 j wr" . } } ‘ ) af ; — te } “ . hickhen Celeste. Mix th ; , TOW TN. rve irom tne LiTrin 2 sait for snort — + ae | Z ; fc ¢ = Jig ; pepper and one-third of tne ch - | dish. «for Tate & h clean and — = pey rr : , sO1T16. i s- ta ; a , sing nf . > ‘ . Th; ™ On? t > 7 > . "DD ‘ aii 7 | ; ' Have res and feet. have been washed and the tops re 18 S hd remem cored. Also the seeds and pup. : outh Broadway é s ciate cheese on toy , 3 Fresh Callies Ib. 12 —— Shae oe FREE BALLOONS : ti . pepper. Place on with about | fneh } water. TT ae ana a ind sear on both sideg Bake for 10 minutes, beating sev- | iF eon NS eh oe =o F R E o D ad | N ~ Ss SATURDAY my ib. d one-half minutes ral time | i ' t ic - } " n ” ! : \ "am 3 j . iy : = a ONLY ri hickens The: — oe done, dip ion : 1 — steal aa 7g : ea 8) dA): eee A ) Make some ROOT BEER at home SPECIAL . P £ "ac | : Dro’ _ ty tM UJ Ee rhea Dressed, Milk-Fed , turning sev. ory itter. Serve the ep pers 4 Juke = , f Vw ; USE ‘ STAR ae en ett oars |. We nde! Nae? 7 7 Ge 8 BY 4 “ Root Beer Ex- tii} ty} min- ; } ¢ ‘ } ; 7 ‘ i ae A cA . iy , | t" ue “age yn oe ¥ Ge et) errr AT ibe Rie ie = : GROCERY SPECIALS i aled strip eee ee pears. thee tae ——————— an 3 | : . ‘ | garnish with ‘82 Sting beans, three, Ee ys . = SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Rib Roast ie ee. we SANTOS COFFEE $ Moss Rose Sala ei (1nd eae the obted ae jet sot : Native fed Ib Moss Rose Sali ~¢ vag ot of two mt | ae ea, pts ae wo Pes . : ng yf hee a — Steer Beef . seal sai ; il, then the beans, salt and lemo: Let. | oS ers rs , egular 30c Value Paes... : il aut ett of cream cheese, two i Cat aeene far en hnur Just ay ip , . SM EPORM One-half (QM tor. eeccine stir mists ra ip VAP Ts : a FREE—1 Lb. § —FREE @ | RN Ging atic this. mixt oe A PNR. . Sugar ie eee” a ote haw tea get oat, Se a nai te Caen ne Re ene as aa iss tlhe er, vie * Set SE CARE Me ens Met An wks. mito neatly pp Ce sh a Me si aay ssid Of ns Ba..1, halves P| ere ; +7 4 7 } 7? } ’ -* sf . j 4 . i canne i Lt} ¢) ag ’ i ' ee i } ‘ ; = ; 4-Lb. Limit . cress or pars- ae , Ars AY oO veal ry ‘ ? , ’ ; : ee ee ee sbetof lettuce with Fi eee 1-Pt. Bottle 3 CANS 3 CANS National Biscuit Co.—Fresh Baked ee eee oe a ome Ese. | Sek | ee fi «PREMIUM CRACKERS Pus . ” finely chopped cress or parsley. Muke roses seasoned cream as i eae ae il wate "F RIRES: Sma - sak roses and green icing. TOMATOES @ ROOSTERS IS|FRANKFURTERS] 7 $6.50 SOME NUTRITION NUGGETS == -- Be $6.50 a Case . Ken! 4 ’ Bits of W isdom Concerning Prop- VEAL | | SPRING DUCKS. : 30 ROLOGNHA . | FR EE : One German imported stein } ne me 0! - nog glass with 3 The minerais most likely to b® LOIN, Ib., 162 c, lb. 183 ‘deficient in the average diet are | lime, phosphorous, iodin and iroh. @ Honey 3 : = : c ; meemees one Aone o> © 5 Hams. 21 MM Loins, tb. ..18|Legs,ib.......258 my B ri 1] ) == Trost conomicallv r : i ¥ mca a PD | Bsteuisers ib. ° "12 / shoulders, tb, 208 @ fag KING KAPPER = | “") r — aT may be quick] Vv an d eas! ily ‘ sceulll Nice, ripe oz. fron ‘LC eninach., potatoe §, beans BANANAS 26 Breasts. ib. i fe - i A a professional Capper, Insures evers cap being f : ee nminAs al} har ee ieoetnan’ f und in 7iB t ib. 148 ; ticth " * ej 0 ett ‘ o + cr- 4 ot ta ms Lomin is *° Chops, ib . Ae reas 3. on ate preakage of butties. | Built foe ~& Missi th > and she! Fiat in some 10- , Leys 2 : : ail . . bb Liodi. , '} sUD- | f Pw richt rods insure Capper coming down absolutely &y , CAiltles drinkine water is we ] . “ ; : Sraichti——pressure i @x¢ rted events ntl sareund cap Bel] ae with thie rn ineral because of POTATOES . / a & orne Ceci, oa i f femevable pin in upright rod adiusts to height of «© ee se — wage ig ; ‘i bottie In an instant. wa twe guices at hbeoettom, nad ; t! Soll tnrough MA hich it has come. Sees - BY as ff f justed with thumbacrews, to gi correct position of “ound and Ripe P fn - . oueer MEAT | ; ott! tottle reate on. thie S of rubber. The Ee a Cc Ee & f % , 23 * « @e& es ® H : > a és Betta ee a Aiet for SANT 4 25 f hi ing Ki upper is king of Reng Oy salibyg , ‘ you cays ian Uits fer ome; Kettle re home bottler « v ¥ ny ne bOoTti ,Ou triwus YT} ° : G proper CANTALOUPE cy A y 4. Lal p . r “ , cnn aft ord to be without ene, Florida fi nont Aine ia =, HENS 223) § ba ener Wee fs Watermelons (0 Each way in which you can adapta é, = See. "$7. 00 value, Seee ial, epee in, se ae ie} whiel the pr incip! les of wo | NTH = > ; a vse! ge 3 ib 1. | i. Other Cappers 79c up. — cane Wid se cao ceca |pMeoUre iss 82 Cofice - at ee 51-8 | e- | New Potatoes '\"' 5 ts 23 SA DECO LEMONADE ror ype ory ti | and other ome HARES =: TBS ale cies’ PQoe ee BORDEX'S “ | taney’ imported food Ctrs spre fo bear cme oes Be (UGA Gu. 251 MIL «71 ae O08 B svrup-aue Favors | fii Soe String Beans .. Z Lbs.....Z5 such and such a person, ip Be OF tree tall cans scan tin : | (35c¢ FPF i 35c bottle “3 “i 3 euft om ’rom what is E “4 Pee CANE aN ih 3 ii “s Vanilla Extrac ee See aaa Net q NECK I LARD Sugar S-ib. Limit oe . DE CO CO RDIALS All ear 98c xydol Powder 3 exes. 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_.FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927 cess ST LOUIS POST OUBIINN eee ST.LOUIS = BETTER FOOD MARKETS ‘= > . % f r ; ' 2 f f : P GE 4h « . om : ‘ d \ ; a= : & ‘ va : : # _ F, eee : be ; ¥ Bae.3 : . & ‘. ’ I — — 28 iG QR oY z= = la Oil ; A ae — e + Chill 2 Country J Snider ~ Sauce 14-02 fs Club $-Oz. 4c a - ’ Dressing Countrv Club Premier — 39c. san 2Se } +e . 19. z. + sttle Lipton eee | ee 4 - 1D. pkg. Watermel}lons °°. S255. scx 47¢| New Potatoes «© co 3 Grats S uw. ZSC Bamamas -- ersanm «+6 3 us 20c Tomatoes ---- (5, ---+ -35¢c PEACHES (Ss: 3™ 20c LEMONS ‘Ys 32c te aoe ORANGES -- oo “usravusc 6. 30¢ CUCUMBERS Nice Sin 3 » 10¢. GREEN PEPPERS - - - 2 :: 25¢ Cantaloupes oo"... 10° Sweet Potatoes ...00" 1.15 22¢ | Green Onions 2"* 3 soncnes J0¢ grown LETTUCE = reners 2 nents 2S¢ | Beets, Carrots "2" 3 nyncnes 10 grown 1000 Island Dressing, Country Club, Jar, 25¢ Post Toasties Bu tter ] Pa kage. 7c ee 4 Corn Flakes °°). 10c 47 c Bran - 10c —— Shredded oe ae Puffed ae Puffed mt Se 7 5c¢ Grape Nuts PRE 17Cc Country Club: Finest — Dozen in carton.... (oeten ee Malt 39C Macaroon Snaps — r-Made ] — Swans DOWN SOc _Eggs ard Bulk— Beans i... Berries —_ oe 17¢ Campbell .\*:.°".. Z29c Oléo le os : Cocoanut Jewel Cotte. 2I%e Taffy Bars French a. aoe dctigntter Country “°° 43¢c Milk Sol ee we 1 7 Cc BRE AD lees se Split-top or twin loaf... . 8c Rye, small, 6c; large loaf, 8c . 6c Vienna loaf ....... : melt three tablespoons of butter, | add three tablespoons of flour, one- | ‘eggs into halves and ‘pla ‘one and cone-half cups of mil Yu, LMA VY hil, ] Eggs With Cheese. For creamed eggs with cheese, | gix slices of toast, cut hard ‘ ‘ 7 e on wc a poring Boerne git | ate ee nar Kaen agg be , D l staste to r Ve g e tab les until smooth. Pour the sauce over| saved if reliance is placed on the) Gres) Eons 86 fee vewse mae, ~Cgmmon Among Children half teaspoon of salt, mix well, add halves upon each slice of toast. Add shops. Large and small flowers, ‘any remaining sauce and eprinkle ren animals, stars and geometri Cc | ur th unusual shape slowly and cook until thickened,| With one teaspoon of chopped ae ane ee Se Cae are found in Cutters. The Wise Mother Endeavors to Cultivate Her stirri tirring constantly. Add one-for irth | parsley, Matchl fla DISTRIBUTED BY avor ROSEN-REICHARDT BROKERAGE CO. 425 South Seventh Street, St. Louis, Mo. Articles Children’s Taste for These Valuable of Food. e small boy, aged four, who does not care for vegetables. This small boy has so many brothers and Sis- ters among the group of pre-schoo! children that indifference to vege- ‘tables may be made the text of a sermonette of sorts. Indifference, {f not distaste for vegetables, seems to be rather com- mon among children, especially little ones. Books are printed about it: articles have been written and 'Gietitians and teachers have given many a talk on the subject. 7 al today. Phone— In another article we told of a, grownups, but such runabouts ega. not digest them, nor do they ugg. ally like them. Among the tables best suited to children tm this . age group are mashed potate, as paragus tips, summer squash ~ creamed spinac . stewed tomatoes mashed and butt ttered ‘ minced celery wi th white gauce | boiled potato. with butter gaa | creamed cauliflower. . One good rule to remember to serve these vegetables fn gman quantities. Three heaping tabi. spoons constitute a good-sized por- tion, but many mothers make ths mistake of over-taxing the young digestions of the children by gery. ing grownup size portions. Regul. ing indigestion frequently comes from lack of care in this one sim. ple regard. Among vegetables that should be : omitted from the diet, the coarse ones spoken of earlier are onfona beets, beans and’ peas. In this same group are whole grain cereals containing the bran coat and ge. strained dried fruit such as Gate, figs and raisins, ~ As the four-year-old advances f the dizzy height of his fifth birth — day, portions of vegetables may be slightly larger. He may have halt” of a medium-sized potato instesdéet three tablespoons, byt in the mai, the increase in portions should set be material much before the eighth =a year. One way in which te com” some children to eat vegetables = to think up attractive and @iffer = ent ways of serving them. Creamed = celery, may form a border, for qe” : ample. of tiny mashed petiieg mounds. Or rather thick regaéia | of toast with the centers taken outa may be filled with any creamed @ vegetable or mashed potato may 9 be formed into tiny “eggs anda placed in a spinach nest. These @ are but hints as to possibilitie | 'Anything that attracts the child's eye, stimulates his imagination, | may be the means of coaxing Bim = to eat without his conscious reale © zation that he ist tucking away veg- etables that he “just hatea® wy) ie Satine. * yo A Al, AO cay, pam a Beauty Expert's Advice. al The best beauty helps in G64 world are plenty of sleep, feele @ that are rich in iron, phosphorgs @& lime, plenty of sunshine, @ certain amount of laxative food and a tree: ¢ dom from worry. Quality -- Variety - Economy -- Every Day The quality of Kroger Meats is unexcelled anyu ~_e no matter what ° ~ . , . ~ + . \ - @ - - - the price. Select your favorite cut he Meat Shot and prove to yourself the truth of th; if statement. | sickory Smoked oo DL Butts "24 || Le Heal Stew 7 — h Shane FRANKS HAMS 3 to 22 m. or %&. Ib.. RFR A YoU NG HENS: PRING a Dressed Chickens .. 2 3 9 Cc I:b., 3le “MPF AT COMPANY SIXTH AND MORGAN "icsucrtce ‘ , P hi ell Bring your = SATURDAY” Pe;hine, space allowed in ohis iS te ae ees —- 4 Loins, (b. 174 mis 209 eas |] = sworn tunes no | SPARERIBS ,. "==, ‘i gs. Ib. . y 5 fais ae oy we ot 3a eng «ene CHUCK ROAST Sic Ib. 10/§MOEF®, 25) ““poona Round, CHICKENS poces’ Roast Sirlein, Ib. St cae Thuringer, eile a Cc. Salami, Fancy Cervelat. wee 9) iin tif Gar Oe Free or 7 — ie aut, | Breakfast Bacon «25° ARM ROAST -- "==" 2. 226 TE BEEF “ 12¢ ‘= - SHORT RIBS -- “™™ sv Rib or i Pork ork Roast UD {E BEE! LB. zoe ° 20c PORK SHOULDERS came; Ue sects S Gor Strictly fresh (2 im @ carton. EGG 6S7I}s a a », 39 HAMS Call Style Stockinet Pimento Cheese, fb. 27 '; Cream Cheese, Ib. 2 Smoked California Shoulders » 17° BROOKFIELD BUTTER, Pound C sU¢, AR—Pr Cane: 100ih. sack 0.90 | PiCkles =2° Collagy Cheese, Be 18 aston, 43 | pesceiet, b.._.-T8 er, 300” 1) | imported Swiss, &, 58 SHOULDERS FRESH, CALI Boneless Boiled Ham PORK CHOPS 2.022.525 2 CHOICE CENTER CUTS—LB Cc RNIA, LB 12!4c Tollet Bi Paper q Rolls 19 PEAS hear 35? 7 N.Y. Cheddar, bh, 38 Limburger, fb. .....32 Ripe. Seend. New 236 Size. 4 for Per Doz... TS ¥ oe : A es See en : sa) * fis ee | PF ‘ ait : } Cc ' ‘ : | ; . ‘ ees s Offered the Coo! Sug = , f> : 7 7. - _ aa “ or ‘ Con 4 A 4 ‘ : : S : T aw . ——" : and Nut . = a 6 a * : Fy " P - biscu! 8 Ww 6 srtant element of be s assed all im nh ee - P a . ia . hot ; a: . . ; . Will gucn fi dish 5 | a= exXa ont ‘ north. _ ny i. % 5 é * re To pr ? ‘on outa one-h cup < . ae ne of » teas ons of sugar ‘ity; ' “hth teaspoon of sail ana ‘ ae . . First | exes ligt then ada t! x Is sifted to- gether Ha ready a aad »** « = . kot gl e I pour . . a : < at bert + r £0 in rery y tu bhi Lf as to! oa very thin layer. Bake ov ea *) t t rn ’ h pan- | cake \ br An on ; ; both « se roii ip | rolls ands with orange sauee. Make the “4 Ss < = 2 'espoons of butter GRANDEST QUALITY ST¢ introducing c please—if not money refur ANTIQUE PICTURES. § McManus Sale. These art FRESH POULTRY SI per ib. Our large buying power Hens ‘"’ __ Ib. 28 Fresh Shrimp, Ib. 28 FRESH MILK-FED } Cutlets .. ...36 | Brea —e ee etralght cortas os WATOR —lne etraicht aaa WAT? RMP | O%._tooe earload Geers LEMONSDewn goes the price; hie Stgar thin «kim and fetier: TH Je voles. WHERE LET-LI¥V Olive Street Rd. and —_— rioN ‘TO THOSE PRE Remley Arcade Brand with a purchase of 3 O r value ever offered on high- you a penny oF” NONE SOLD AT THIS PT TAINS, CHAIRS, TABLES, a etc., all of which we pure years, never touched. We and are going to sell them «@ Dressed in our own plant fresh day. You cannot get any hetter enabies wus to cut the price. Springs, Ib. * « .30 FRESH FISH Sliced Cat, ib. . .25 Pure hickory-emoked. sugar-cared, ba Rib Chops ...20 | Loins Loin 2 ..25 Shes ‘EW POTATOES—Beautifal fresh, ~ | fom Triun wis Sd pets Cull cons sseébetctses oe coten. TS 3 Eest size pans—end thet ik the Rea! GOe caloe eet large jumbo sist; *Xttra faney- s@e value. Doren ‘ URANGLS—Catfornia Valencias: «e ‘ured and emoked In our ow iM ery flaver. PLatr SPARERIBS =<" SPRING LAMB Hindquarters, 25 pn ...22 Stew.. (. NOW REMLEY TIRES a These Tires are strictly 30x3} 4-9 7 Regular size Tire 29x4.40 5: FRIED CHIC! Country at vie. real por- tenet » tethe “stings” baif. tic Jumbo Frogs Fried to perfection. . Rea! sire “téer. Faire special fer seterde ay in our ceol, clean. white @integ "ew Keoef Garden will be oom ~t Make «ep year parties

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH die EVENING, JUNE 24, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH & | with three-quarters of a cup of | | powdered sugar. Add one-quarter Poe a cup of cream, a beaten egg, the juice of one-half a lemon and a1 whe o orange together with the ri f the orange which has be era stir all together, beating with - ess beater. phasis in egetables eS ae the Cook ' “alt bon ugh I have not specified it, stions Offere ficest ; ee lt at each meal, I have kept in mi j ig Il ren 2 Poncernin rood rropiems as in planning all the summer and Nutt tion. meals, the advantages of using fruit juice and fruit drinks—fruit - punches frequently. When this is avors to Cultivate Her ech meal has been stuciod 88 done, if the children in the family gsual in resation stn “a es é pre- | are of at least schoo) age, they may These Valuable seeding one or to tne ” > nay “iit alternate their milk with fruit | aiiow. For examp% € incivid~' suice. Young children must al- >t Food. yal shortcakes ar planned on the | ways have milk, but the older ones | ‘ a @ay when trawberries have may casional glass go !{° heen served ai 1] * uit ' , awanh —— eS NAS WAS SLANE OS.R \ ———— mt ms Such runabouts ean. te the important elemer igest them 0 , ee iy li od then rt tha i os. omeity should ! wr need at -— she Perfect Dinner Guest. | ables best suited to children in th, ‘. geasons, the * a ee ae The perfect dinner guest is nev- | ge group are mashed potato. as. 3 weather appe™ é . . er late. He knows how to e ter | aracus tips, summer squash fishes as (nos: 2 7” the room and greet his host id eamed spinach. stewed tomatoes. week. For ipsa : hostess. Fe arts 20 paintul dis- ashed and buttered carrots ing more appct cussions, he doesn’t argue, he is Rinced celery with white sauce erab meat. never too earnest and is always | blied potato with butter and ' Fresh mushr OY responsive. The light touch, the reamed cauliflower. gilip to our inter easy chatter, the gift of avoiding meals. Then notice the crepe suU- | painful topic8s—these are attributes ssttes or French pancakes, T1 of a perfect dinner guest. In short, gre really very ] he must give a perfect imperson- gs touch to the sim] ation of someone: having @ good Vent WEN One good rule to remember 4g D Serve these vegetables tn srnal! antities. Three heaping table- oons constitute a good-sized por- ion, but many mothers make the “* Aistake of over-taxing the young en ee gestions of the children by serv- 3 a | §tuff vegetable marrow with veal bs Erownup size portions. Resyit- ct the eres lichilv: then |forcemeat, savory lentils, etc. GS indigestion freqvently comes oe ih tie ont | rom lack of care in this one sim- ‘eget =p tae a¢ - | le regard. er and te as ond won pomsmononsncenenonenenes Among vegetables that should be in oe tiny quantities of butt 1 mitted from the dict, the coarse 9s to make a very thin layer. Bake ae mes spoken of earlier are onions. ever a hot fire, and turn each pan- “5 peets, beans and peas. In th} ake quickly. When it is brown on (4118 eake qu! kiy. When iti me group are whole grain cereale. noth sides roll up into tiny rolis ontaining the bran coat and wr. and serve with orange sauce. Make | trained dried fruit such as dates, | the sauce as follows: igs and raisins, ~ Cream two tablespoons of butter As the four-year-old advances to dizzy height of his fifth birth- , portions of vegetables may be ' ) Seay larger. He may have half fa medium-sized potato instead of hree tablespoons, beet in the main. he increase in portions should not - be material much before the eirhth ear. One way in which to coax ' bme children to eat vegetables is | ; GRANDEST QUALITY STORE IN THE UNIVERSE— : an On r , Bie ee ee. Oe o. ooh eres . rd TA cor “wn + > he ot hn ‘ a ei ; F ess ‘ , PScgiay « ” * 2 * Yee, os : » A yt" - ( oJ —_ oa ee i App Gert We re, > Me q ' = Se A Prat f av + ae ok ae batt . pee * Ps ol St Gide Th cltgee eal yi Pal oe a a ace meee SEEN wn bed Seat aa Be play AR A Canta As. tet i A, “ 4 ey ° ‘eee Dlaced in a spinach nest. These Remiey e but hints as to possibilities. Arcade Brand Nything that attracts the child's may be the means ot comme im =F WF RE E—ONE POUND f‘REAMO OIL, in cans for the housewife, is a new Oo eat without his conscious reali- ; ation that he ts tucking awav veg- with a purchase of 3 Ibs. for $1.00. This is the biggest tables that he “i ist hates.” val er offered highe de coff teed t od : a ot “oe menee__i¢ an Saneeey iaaned ee ihe ge pr uct of the Blanton Company. During the Beauty Expert's Advice. you @ penny. The best beauty helps in the = N 0 : " rid are plenty of sleep, food i paNUMES - sisteoanoe tate son past twenty-two years an enviable reputation has been PR ge ew Leama OTT 4 &, Ma - X - ** * LP NRT SE ep PIT IET yz" i.. te etn) pita * | d ANTIQUE PICTURES, SIDEBOARDS. LACE CUR- hat are rich in tron, phosphorus. TAINS, CHAIRS, TABLES, also CABLE NET CURTAINS, ime, Plenty of sunshine, a certain f cic.. all of which we purchased at the Thomas Ward e ~ mount of laxative food and a free- : Ni v Sal Th | bl h d f | ] 4 d h f om from worry, in goner caned. We te com prc Hw — | esta 1s © or unusua 00 waidias ” : . meee and are going to sell them at 50 cents on the dollar. : Blanton Creamo Margarin. Merited, too, tor only a POULTRY EGGS | ee aces Cee | ety te, ? ? the finest oils and fats available-are used in making crore: sho emp ai a aes ae } exh math gee ar i _ enables us to cut the price. rect to us from the farmer every | - 3 Springs, Ib... .30 | e._per__. : IMPANY sae .* Ib. 28 BAKERY DEPT. SPECIALS | Creamo Margarin. , Opposite Union Market & _— cote ST OLLE NS—Black walnut 30 Thi o filled. Special, each 1$ oO er 8$ : E GAN i Now, from the Blanton Vegetable Oil Refineries—comes Creamo Tb. 173 ) Spring Lamb Bp Eresh Shrimp, tb. 28 | (iit cie., 30 = 50 of Creamo Oil from your gro- Oil. After laboratory and kitchen tests that extended over a period of Northeast Corner - * FRESH FISH CARAMEL KOLLS—Covered 25 5 Hea 3 Smoked Ha mS tb. cer. If, after using it, yqu are many months, Creamo Oil—a salad and cooking oil of unusual merit oma 35M Fe. not more than pleased|yetumn — takes its place with the other Blanton pure foods. with pecan, Special, per ree. Whole or Pure hickory-smoked, sugar-cured, sweet as a nut s th Sacked Best _ 42 @| FRESH MILK-FED VEAL it to your grocer, who will Z in this oe ler ~4 a Sliced Cat, Ib Phe 25 a NCH COEFER 'C CAKE— 25 to you— buy oy Dp tcan Tongues, Ib. 7 willingly and without ques- Get acan from your grocer. Try it for salads—for croquettes or French pg) Inspected Cutlets. 35 | Breast . 12°; tion — money. Fair Fried Potatoes. You will then recognize its goodness. You will then ae egies LO 46 —— understand how Creamo Oil, previously sold only in bulk, has found oe open. ood "Tk gs tem Teun , ; oe —_ pelea tae ancy rve biggest value in "10 =. aot >4c — ~ a4 ‘valed . ’ > “ ~ 2:15 | ince,” “Sg its way to far off Spain, there to be blended with the finest of olive oils. 1H rr Our Own Fresh ‘ne —- — se 2 abe eek ; ‘an This sale, T. S.. Gov't “Strictly 1 | Rib Chops ...20 | Loins ....22 tIB on 17 5B Loin “yoade ..25 | Shoulder. 14 Dressed; Pound. n, 75 3 for 25 ; TOMATOES SnGee straicht carload in original a a 2s rf For oe | largest size pans—and that is the truth. 39 SPAGHETTI—Q brand. Pound. — 0c salue . Special for this } ATE KME LON—One earload ' Georgia blood-red sale only, 3 pkgs. ~ resh LB. et ae jumbo size; 49 MIIK—Borden’s: 57 = : — “wry . LEMONS. Dow ee ee 6 tall cans ; | S—Down goes the price: ‘thin skin; is res elie . S. Gov. 7 OkAN re ¥; 30¢ walue. Dozen ..... . — HES—Sliced 5 | GUNS atifornia Vale neias; sw eet as ves; large 2 a a ; # Stigar: thin skin and juiev: 25¢ walue. Dozen | o SEGO OR. 104406 SMOKED CALLIES, ib. « Cured and smoked in our own stl al hick- ; sh ory f ’ 3) les : VOT 2 ; mers : P BSPARERIBS oe Hi Style Pimento Cheese, 3 2 iad SPR ee . — Cream Cheese, Ib., 25 | nome ROLLED } Bi ~ ve ‘ wf roo . + toll o ae ee Oa eer narrate ri . : naman & , ss Ft «la acne a ‘ hehe . pie eet HA vs ; tts “ ‘ : - : : — D>. ps * all ake ‘he ; latinas eeemetenemmeal Anette ee a, Sineyeatenate nei ton nuh Rana — “ - ” F Hindquarters, 25 ROAST — All | Collage Cheese, Ib., 10 / Orequarters ...22 Stew. ..15 ss r 43 Roquefort, 0 : i -~ .25 m “15 | Imported Swiss, Ib., 58 : | NOW REMLEY CUTS THE PRICE ON dar elgcos 3 TIRES «. ae TUBES s, bibs. 25{Lemons;....- 174 : | BB] These 7 are wtrictly fresh stock, 9 first, no seconds. Gs. 1 10 | Bae. .. 4-99) 2012)... 1-29 kist Oranges ~; 35 /f 2914.40 _99)| 29x4.40 4 39 ig. Wate 7 PEFRUIT ar Ear] oe | 3:99 | eee b ~ 4 ork Bese ts: Oe duley ar “ : ida, ao ® =F, aws: wo eee we Le 1) | Turnips 5 og a pet W]e 2 ths.15/ 0 FRIED CHICKEN | Fireworks a . i g irew . ~ gp ' ‘fe Beets Large 10 2 Country style. 4 res al por- TTT nae Bh a “% F i Carrots Bunches ad ‘ ov a littl “stingy” Thousands of dol- : Saat aff ©& ee, -— 2 gs flars worth of the sat ad a oe >, om ia 25 = ml ; ' q Jumbo Frog S best fireworks OD aa e Sg ® sm’ Pe Cass .. | | —— Fri , ¢ tihng market, a large to perfection. 08 size Ger. eS hee ¥ Weg 3 oe . » ‘ vr se . : > , - ee . = = 7s & : a > . Se ee i or S e 4 . _" sf “ " >.) . ; : : . ; ~ oimeien " a > ry A ) ) “ 4 . * ” « - « $ moo Fi ‘Moan: ox hha Re és t ~ eee 22 aes ~ A 2 ¥ i xe SE TAR SS, eke Bes 5 BS = | 8 iy 2 x in RY: a e 3 as a “=, , Samia > Regular Tube Oonnoon) .& ~ « » P e ; See ane ’ eee x : ' eer . anv’ 43 : ‘ ‘.- Bx : ‘ o PO ” es ey Ma 7 ee ee, ge. eee a ine es f aes assortment at Uufl- . Batra special for saturday and Sun | , prices. ually low } Por Iced Tea | dns in ou oe ts ; al 'T oes a r coml, clean, white dining reom. ow : new Roof Garden « itl Buy yours 1 Mie Nal, . @ Su he open and ready fe _— Make up your parties and come on ' while they last. panes q $ ian Ibs lee. FF ; 7 pp No 71, Cals " nt a noe « - as L, ¢ a

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ie rie ye sis eyo) eat Be ete Yee OE tote crags ee 24 ates i fe WIGGLY | => A ST.LOUIS INSTITUTION °: ee een — FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1997 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Be You Do Not Gamble With Your Health When You Buy Your Meats at Piggly Wiggly, Where Cleanliness and Quality Are First Considerations. Note These Week-End Specials: ppp ahha hapa ha he haba haha ee ef R oast 25° .» . ’ a ~ ~~ : ' , Ral. : ; Boston Ro! » Bone. All Mea . ~~ ’ ~ 7 _— ‘ : i ‘ , *, ’ ~ ‘ 4 ‘4 - 1 wt “ 9) / Half or Wh ickens:::.39¢c » L2Zte + Bac or Specked Stock. p Iceb 2 a ie . » : ’ ; | Si ia’ — = Oranges Pe erg Le / ELIMINATE WASTE \ Select Your Own Fruits and Vegetables at Piggly Wiggly and See for Yourself That You Are Getting No Rotten sellie Li Green Beans *: Carrots or Beets 3 °°“. 10c Tomatoes °° | Cantaloupes ~ r “ei “- Potatoes ©: Green Peppers =. 2: aches ee Stone sk et j 5 Bananas: 3 ttuce ? & ‘17¢ 25¢ 25C / Joe | ON Fe ee mm HOP WHITE BANNER Extract SPECIAL FLAVORED nT PropucTs “SlaTun. ip iereorS SPECIAL THIS WEEK 59° ADVEBTISEMENT — = Leftover Chicken. oan ee rma.el Fo * & . 5 ae hi . . ry ™ + er chicken. A sMmaii amount — + : ; . Small slices of mush, floured and | Me t er Q e | i. add rrially to a dish of Ask Ano h l] Stion | About Food and Nutrition By WINIFRED STUART GIBBS, Food Specialist 7 How long may grownups £0; -* ’ . _ i+) - + 44 gt? without food without sulfering pe: oes et’ ae SOME pies, especially custard pies and those with cream fillings, are so much bettermade with smooth, creamy Carna- tion Milk that there is really no comparison. Use Carnation in all cooking—in coffee, too. Write for Cook Book CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS COMPANY Saturday Only = » This Handsome Mahogany Finish End Table iy With Book Traugh B eautiful] Mahogany for —think of it~ » — . >... - y ae ; — a “Ta; . _—_ . > ; wre. Pa ~ . ‘ > a ei > — . ,* a —_——- oe ee Length, 24” | Width, 13” \ Height, 24°” . With one Pound of SAIL-ON COFFEE Purchased at the Regular Price DON’T MISS THIS BIG INTRODUCTORY OFFER! This is a bargain. You will enjoy SAIL-ON Coffee. Satisfaction guaranteed and your friends will compliment you on the addition of this handsome piece to your cozy home furnishings. Remember this Offer is for ONE DAY ONLY at these Dealers sel TH. ‘irs B. MeDoenmuid, 68514 Clarton ‘lover Bros. SOIT W. Flertesant Ave Aratemeser & Eorheile,. 15°55 Tflineis in me “farket o.'1 Lem 41‘ \ 4 e [7 =empie Ave Ime Raix-heite. YTS (annan 4 4 a Ape! & Bareres 445 Park A \. Munat, 48° ‘ smci Ave ~ “Meelline £ “orm. 5478 Wren Ace. Heary Krupp. 4910 Caseyville Ra. \ufaervende Bros i'5 BReokuwk * i has I (uperma im 6S. Uff rund H. “tatie. 5455 Evuritd Ave \. Reutman,. “715 Summit Av. M. Kardarir, 4117 Chippewa “ ive leohn Theedesis. 1681 MetCafery Place Reutman Parking («.. 1561 Ohie Ar. i tazgear’ : = | T Hw } =T Ex — > ~ ~ ‘I A rw reer 1K.) | Hart fer ive “Surt “tobhic i> Ariincts Vr. Leton (Amen. 41195 Burcenr Ave. BELIEVILLE. be : er . -! io ne ~ . 1. 5, stu § (.. F. Seuman. 19000 E. Mein “* vee TT? 9 . -i“e . rginia airce 4 er cae rer , % Irs | ’ 4 T? : ue? . oe LE 4 i “I ‘ “ = —_ Tr ° .. we = ~ pea - Se . ea ~ OR ee L mealine "54 Wilken Ave : anen »recer> - 2 ae - (saravag SS" Carotene ive ive Elgin (reamers, £29) Manehesier Ave ( haries. eorge MR Hickery Ss } Kk Smereis 4 . \ve lL. tvaal oli “Shaw Av: 4.H. Sehwartestreuber. 9601 W. Marna ? “4 ming & H. YT «seimen ‘ “Scoring 4 “eve Cries --0@ Markiin Are st. . Mens. 2808 Lee Ave F Verd. S721 & : gaye Rm gy Og ne lee BALIER, (1. — so ette five ‘ hete, & live st. R ; a a ns I Bennett Sammons ‘ fire 6 enever & "ons i: ‘ T ; Wunde i “= r Lie . =* tin a Fdawards “ft _ Rie ir tries ; ; ea mer oO % 7 Gre BONNIE »m! 4 . " . . . . iLL. 2 beer are ¢ es ™ nm oreem ane ‘ here F revi Drofheimans, PSoT ral Vadiann . # Hewitt fr "Ss 7 Yaie Ave Pred 4 tall ~“?7eeee =. ‘=? « ; i Ves« ™ 4 5 ; ain r nr. 7 diliisaiia ial . > & : : ims. famm and West Park - ) ~ a 4 —_ _. eee ice : c.*s x . i 'T Marcreiia tre rr H ings ort! Shew Ave. 7 8 Jares, 1°O! Irxincton ce IRK WOeD os on , Vaart i) Ratew wy Fawn re) Row ‘. [2ee = cc Ave \. F. Plerne- HEREIN. IJ , ‘ e ' i . - » “2, a ; ° ” : ~» nd 7 Ps. one _ 4 ; ~ = fer et ae on | ‘ s7°te — - Meinks & Rearret. *z i “M4 adiwun ~~ . e “rencer Mare. ne = ; Nee Rridecr hortes KK k Ra YeRRert t.rocery Ce YT WS éarisen > ry . - ; ‘ = ts [ % iter ; r - _- a~ —_ : } irs 2. What are the ages whe ac tie diet changes rs - = > ”* e ria ~ - - 3 Hiow are changes mag - 7i#ae - > ~ 2 2 ‘ i - > Bild © GS. . na . -* > I iS it Ka Ul to eat . - . id L1w Pe . i S > > coal — Te a" 4 > * ‘ > ~~ ge eel - ™ —_ ° : ~ > ‘or grownups, especaiy advisahie to have the let ‘so- > ~*~ Mon _ | - noon and to Ramet | the day st night Strain of the day's war Hot Boiled Tongue. ae. Pepe er “5 cled or smoked te ong le t% ith e sid water and org ier which sila When tender, remove fem het skin and si urrent jelly. Sols cries im bedling wae put on lerry on esel aie ue ve very bot iis 2 FIVE STORES Gth and Loca. e328 Easton Be 12° Salisbury— 2785 SATURDAY SPECIAIS | EVER- FGCG a G000 STRICTLY FRESH EXTRA LARGE. DOZ . «ace With Every Pound ef Bich taller ti i. _- 4 “FINEST “PREAD FoR Sa CN rip tT PR Oe 954 * Pt RE GRANSULLATED Sugar 10 Lbs. 16-Tb. Lien? Ever-Good GUP es f oe s ge Lbs. for SWISS Pound (HEPES? —Peund GENUINE IMPORTED — git Bey Peis rs = - 7 Pod ~ + - Tyre Sa! Rim; EPORT (HEESE— \. ¥. MEDS 4Aa CHEESE Pewnd . Wisex-is CHE wet — Ponnd ~ P°TLE REAuw SENCK— Pound -* = WV. L2MBt BOER BREE oat aa A) Rea” Seki s ON ed) RE ne Rot dy eb eH erates Atal 4t Viw? PEASANT Th — iA PrANLT 1 TIERK— FRESH HOSTED Wade «tile «——« -# BOTTLE CROWNS. GROSS. WILSON MILK. 3 Cans ua LARGE CARRY-ALL © RAGS. £1icH ae SNES DELICACY UF FLAY _— Th «. 41 ia Mia I > . = — ~ co | ~ - « ra 4 — - a -a@ s . a ae o 7 : a" —~ S$.Zz " x *Y * > * i cream at least a half : Stir the sugar and rasp & ‘ice together until the. sugm fieso'ved and ok to 338 deg ur over two beaten egg WE with constant beating. Fold > whipped cream—a halt hipped will d Pack and tre Raspberry Delight. Rake in angel sponge : ind when cold he te> leaving the beet fr over a x of req cK raspberries and spril ‘‘UkaAal Fill ho .oF ‘ ' erries and cf Ra = t a’ ipped or . sweetened. FP 8 Ff : ng dish or ¥f and in oerries e - inds of whig Raspberry Cocktail. For eac ‘ocktail take ten eo tablespoon orange BB * poGns érange juice, : - mon i:cs aart 5, ft irge oo : xed with P range § over ti vtered ga > ei! en Raspberry Ice Cream. . : re rasp oer Z LOLeS§ ~F g . *wo9 ta : a ta zg © . one q ” her " gar t stand “= ‘or y ™ yter. > .& whi} . —and here's a real cake ff Stanard’s Royal Patent ake Flour entifically prepared frome . -_-=e — * - 5 7 ’ ‘rE wy SS 7 + eat It cost so much less pes Five pound boxes at - = : U get much more taae iT Caxe Dour for your mie “2G OY grocers uncer guarantee © Most oc.iocous cake-—Omcute- “3 — and waffles you ever ate. lw ( DaC£ age—rerurn Cre fest to vou —— _ _ - , 2 ct al of vour money O " ¢ pe FF x = wonerd [deen Milling Co.. & ee f

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STLOUISPOST-DISPATCH = ————C——CCUPRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pr PAGE # | SOME MORE SANDWICHES marinated with French dressing or| are most delicious, especially if a! paste slightly moistened with Uay bit of mixed mustard before/ whisper of the grated rind of an or-| portions of orange pulp and com- spreading on the bread. ange or lemon be added to the! bined with the grated rind ef an Very finely minced celery may/ sweet. | orange make a delicious filling for | be added to this by way of varia- Raisins seeded and pounded to a a sweet sandwich, | tion, but care should be taken that _may become a very different thing | the filling is sufficiently thin to| _fro mthe usual offering if before spread easily . S S . SS ~ S SS ~ oS SS SS SS : S S SS SS SS SS SS SSN SS SF SSE ES SS ES SSS | Spreading the butter on the bread | Finely minced celery with may- | ) h | it is creamed and the grated rind. | COnaie Ane ehreded lettune wie) Ea LA ROTA SN Tees neil 7 | Mayonnaise are always good for of a lemon beaten into it. The tiny | a ther Question and Nutrition ASPRERRIES EAR SMALL CAKES AND COOKIES . with rose water instead of nut-/ too, either use rose water, the | bones ané skin of the litle exe pi tig. inert gag 33-34-57-58-81-82 URKION Pose ) STUART GIBBS ARE Nice " SUMMER TIME OB. OF Orange flower water, oe | ora nee i evitalenon | Should be removed and the meat| such as raspberry, strawberry, cur: | BROADWAY AND LUCAS AV. P . FS prinkle the tov with erated cocoa- oe | Specialist DELICACY (IF HL AVOR hbase & : 3 : si on — Si et eam ( ircle T Wists, ‘ Up Oi yu Ler. one cup of sugar, s | a} cTter . . ¥ , * } ” = 1 1S i rs i iia O4 the diet chan Res ma. ~ ' +r : 20OUNaG OL Sugar to thr -quar rniesnoon if sweet milk. two errs half Leaspoon sait, one-half tea- | i riaiiv 7 : raoTran , T} i . eee . ; 3 . “a : 73 p axial bli ers f a pound r buiter ans qa ian wo teaspoons of baking pow- ,spoon sugar, one -eighth teaspoon’) HALF OR > Ib. 1 6c Ib : | : . . Melt fat, ad other ingre- WHOLE s The Demand $c for Something New Met by These Dainty Morsels. The ordinary sardine sandwic’ f | Ulli | oer ene ae ESD p dee aE een AAs ers 2h hy ‘Teh’ ; _ “i , ental Ci — made at be These berries ry pound of fiour, four eggs and é ier slited through two cups : pepper. nt periods? gencrous grating of utmeg S, flour. : if cup of seeded \d dients. Cook ten mi naan Spread TO BOIL, BAKE FRY Closely Trimmed. Hickory Smoked s iA4a : I a A“VM1T1i92 ? “a . ' . 2 . . Y ma | it harmful to eat between pees arate about a tablespoon of he chopped raisi.s and a half cup of | half the mixtyre over ait i ome- | sone Magee Panfliven ¢ presacticfpeommaadi cipher agen pean are ti co | "FANCY SAGON TENDERLOIN it better to have +h esommsummant er Rabie. air ai ‘ . ) nie} 4} inde e " iter to h the main intil dry and easily handled, mak-/ flour to stiffen as desired. re, garnish with remain , of sauce. | | T me rry Barvarian cream | ing a round strip about five or s! : | | 35c ib. Sliced STEA Ua V a n00nNn re . - ~4AVV i T at : r rasp . = , . 3 . 17 ; | ? ’ , } — is sa cre " } i ee r) tall } OOT} re iatil : ON ~— ey vs : ae wae’ . Hu — 3 ib fo $1. 00 Answers. take one ahd twist into 6 sircie: bake tn | 8s. r 7 ae a oe Oe eee ee | Sugar Cured . ‘Pp person may main. = — fast for three or raspberry Ul} alia Juice, One an. e -xe wat ' Py = ‘ Oo “outh Kir kwood Road 5228 Gravois are 28s followg: with sugal Stir well and when "A € Year cea “ | - anine ¢t. teste arte aalnauanal Ati, tone ; a ae is dissolved set. bewl con on? %, OLD ORCHARD (Opens 7 A. M. Saturday, C. W. WACKER CO., ma PRESS Ca PORK LOIN ROAST : } BOR ' , sugar 2: “fron . y *FOm BChool Granite Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. HAMS HALF OR WHOLE rom wean. mixture in a pan of cold t ae 649 hkast Big Bend Road June 2oth) : Factory Representative, fron fe water and Stir until mixcure i Bt iS 8 ae 4 = my giteerone. a. oo »: then fold it stiffly- HH py be Saturday Specia &, Phone: GArfield 6789 or 6790. 20 Ib sro! iaturity +; rean Puri inte nold ee | : oun A | | Cc 2 Cc a ‘oa svt sy oe Mie ae} taining beat ae at wi! th bye rr} S AT qd 4 hill. lines, Red “afte y Marmalade. Second Wash and drain the ush them thoro l la | te sate 7 {PP “h; a amEEeee them thoroughly, place them 3 of FOO New Iceberg in a tke Saseaaned Sr a to keep and bring them quickly ry il. 4 ane re) t s : t t t pede. ate | to a boll peaith Potatoes Lettuce 4c 10 PN eR Oe NT Se ee 0 Oat ~ ee eee SM i a ME i I, a a Mgt hg 8: nit ss they Run the mass through | : lia a ee Ra gh are press to remove all seeds. Meas- | fruit Clean, bright Okla- Firm and crisp, per aati special strain, ure the pulp and juice and place it); homa ‘Triumphs. iad . : ‘ — to eat in a clean a ‘anite pan with three-| P 10 Ibs., 2 | ah ss “ ©2Uns Must fourths as much sugar. Bring the J ' oo eevee. an, fay mixture to a boil and then allow | BY : wet 4.9c¢ 12¢c Sitio and mid. itto simmer for 19 minutes. Pour) By posts 1 je] lasses and cover with + . ’ ii ie he Versi oa iM ~ anon - + ~ alt Pl f Ten aes ee ae a Ra aah pean lace piv cs: SOR WU ites “SO eR ie 4 ; nie i " Rnacnsst etetieod SS ALS! » > * - * - »* 4 icy] nich wi ne ut th ni PAVINE tne pottom Se eT” Se 05 9S ; ryr1? + , . e+" + eas A ~ abo ii 2. / : ‘yy " ¥ " " - " * a . . *S-f-*% + i “= TY "TY Ick ; ¢’7 ox i € i Tr : . 2, ee + a Oat e Y ee ce stat T ory) hey - fy TY ke 1 Ly — \AR, CAL se si; ii JLIOW J A 2 rrangs ry "cyt Z ‘TrIepe 1; ] | non erving dish and ak th the berries and cove " . ae : . ; LA UV ej « i | - rrr’? a Ly « +} 4,4 _ bh 4 7 7 ‘ ~ ? ai ‘ Ww i} sauce + f= PI I} : Aida a4 1D) a I ae | Yi , ley on - ; | . i Vii eof | an o> } ‘ ; . . ~ : ‘ Be he hey rohag feast ny | 4 oy i ee ¥ a » ER QRS eK, ny, ges ry as Wee a ee aed 7 _ ere sy cs ; . o a neh ens > or (Angie x RD. Soran a Ba n * . » he Se UTM. at hts 24 sae" ~ ~ ae “eo. = “ whe s ’ “ 5 AO A ERNIE AER tic SORE ESOL OTRAS I Ca PUI IE nen ME “et » 2 2 as et : at . ma a Ft : o ae ee wr ¥ A Faas aa ther Ne “ WFP Re * of He ay, Fe arent Cal ————— ava} Current jel Soften which has been sweetened ‘lace oY A New w= rs in boiling water m roun: r oDiong dish or plat- Ccnnntesmens veal Comfort nt | nerry on each slice ter and surround with berries Theatrical : “the herr) . iat: 1s ror ge rT fully per- Gth and Lucas 230 Easton Av, ea, on wa Pe ir feel Cin 14°S8 Sali eeneten Cherokee d ti poun tin. 1223 S. Broadway er them in Regular 4nd sprinkle with powder sugar. i§ price 7 , ct Bro \k ton The Recognized Leader te eeitl cneeltinnen SPECIAL. & Sale = A SATURDAY SPECIALS Raspberry lee Cream. | a 43c d raspberries. Box of One Dezen | me cup sugar, one tablespoon | 7 i ‘ Lit I SHR riio?¢ ; ta 4 . , } ry , GOOD aoe Tee Tale oe 25c Klenzo Magnesia poons cold water, three table- aes ental Powder se, T> 7+ oF ‘ . ‘o> ~i9'm we? > iis ; : ‘ e@i Bs One quart aia y Cocoa But tér 5 Pron Ty j 73 : hadi, te { Te@» Pt 4 : ; ’ st? ’ »4id LAs 7 : ‘ i ; +7 p 7 , : i | j iif c ’ ; "7 ; , . j ; } : ; P as ii n 4 asd! LiiG | } [iT OUA!T P ; oo ° ' eee j 5 " ’ . ; . 4 - ~~. ~/ . x . aut seu Laiit Pid A Che ; j P 47 . - a . } ; j ,\ Ca . ’ha Stab SS 4Aad yee r} f af 'T) 7.4 7 ‘, ’ " 7) mile ' r ' eva rh ail 4) cri “4 . ut — ‘ - "2 t. ; | uy j ' - | 7 ¥ ‘ . se es e@es ae f I DbOlIInNg Water. ret , , aieo?t =: - 4 ca . i ’ i } ; + ; - ~ ‘ . LA - 1y1 é 4 ; . ’ es With E | a] er and stir until it be ‘ is tine ng See Coes Valley. “Lb capadoggy gins to thicken, fold i Lipped a se = ir Rut 20¢ A 25c Cake of “FINEST SPREAD FOR ‘one es ke eat ent Sa f joe Saree i : MUN SAGk tn ine and eait--one part salt |i —— ) Bottle r - ee oo Shige om JONTEEL fick in toe and sait—one part i = CARA NOME __ | tec Jonteel Tai - : Be (9 three parts ice. Allow to stand Sec Rexall Shaving Lotion tse] TOILET SOAP ee ee A Sa aeen ’ TALCUM EQ¢ eomel a ~aisl ‘Ba th Salt . IVEN AWAY oe ca > is ' To Bake Potatoes. GIVEN AWAY soc Arbutus Vanishing G st SON 28 ate : America Maid | f Ou can bake potatoes in from with every urchase of a Cream 20c | With every purchase of a 3 seas ns me ie one-half ra I y pure 50c box of ¥ 2 2 3 ie ee ‘ee-quarters of an ES Be Baltinn stac, untti thor- $2.00 box of —— . Sine soe foams ee ee enee thor icone oi (Se JONTEEL 4-Ib. through before put- —— —_ Ne them in the oven. The boil- a ein é Sig aie . yo SEINE ine takes shout five saindtes BM HL! ’ Gi Cold Cream a | R@rular price ee Bench rc BATA 110/27 a a [G00 per cam. = Pl fp, BY Face Powder i | | : ci With Coupon 5 ; ' Z . Pt i ‘ ‘ , ' Se iy: ila UP ' This powcer contains real aw SOR Se Paras ‘ co. a cold cream. It is_ soft, @, . Sa (v 28 Sere. is f | " oy og ee Cool milk and f€crisp Post Toasties! wholesome. e | powder that stays on until ee cue CARA NOME you take it off. 62 | Face Powder ME a a Give the children all they want ph mted a = —S = a an eee + . eter he ee A : —_ Siem A Real $3.00 Value Both for $2.00 wy Both for 50c 10 Lbs, 50c Narcisse Face Powder, ITTLE eyes grow big with delight when Toasties often with milk or cream. Try 10-Lb, Li it sedealeton a ym” tO NO oa eo they see these double-crisp and golden _ them, too, with fresh fruits and berries. Ask _10-Lb. Limit aters, $1.5 larcisse errume, . . i | Ever-Good COFF ood COFFEE | Stanard’s $1.00 size for 7c $1.19 corn flakes. Little appetites ask for more your grocer for Post Toastics, and make sure Royal Patent pac Finy 505 eee re = ee when they taste the deliciousness of Post that you get the corn flakes that stay crisp | $1.00 Harmony Quinine 19¢ : ‘tk Th Lbs. | Cake Flour Hair Tonic, 79e Safe Fountain 35c Klenzo Tooth Brush, Toasties. Flaked from the | , -_ — in mi or cream. ¢ for Sci 39c Klenzo Shaving Crea real entifically prepared from selec- § °C Klenzo Shaving Cream, ye | ost Toastics come ted soft w an . . heatr’ milled § 290 Ther ~: a Ppt .,| Jonteel Cold Cream; reg. tender hearts of corn, x- : M k b M Lk : / GENUINE IMPORTED bymillers milling the highergrade J Rexall Milk 4 pane | Sate See a drink of | 50 value, 39c pertly seasoned, then [| ake the MitR- in the red and yellow, e and 39e 5 or some ice crean ynt lanishi some ice cream at the} Jonteel Vanishing Cream; or-Cream Test | wax - wrapped package flours for 7 (0 years. Tooth Paste soda or 50c Olive Shampoo, 38ec | Fountain at the Rexall Store. rep. 50c value ouc § a crisp oven- | lswi _ It cost so much less per lb. ~ toasted to P : | that keeps them crisp and ; | brown, Post Toasties are Get a package of Post § at ps them P Five pound boxes at 40c. - > * feet We doy a> _ ” WISCONSIN CHEAM CHE “sF28C the most delicious cake—biscuits —past- P the corn. Serve Post. a “ %. bauer KGE K . | and get all of your money back if you Chr rst —Pound . | font think so! $901 W. Florissant Union and baston 6116 Laston Broadway & Chippewa Post Toasties stay crisp, te cece 12':¢ . Stanard Til 7) I A&A McCausland (.rand and Park $174 Shaw Av. s0MG0 PRANUTS—Lb.. ’ . | Stanard Tilton Milling Co.. St. Louis 1901 Madison Clayton sti : ' even in milk cream. iT Lb 4401 Olive Jefferson and Clark 2421 Southwest Av. or PPANCYT BUTIER~ | 25¢c i 8315 N. Broadway Made while sou wait—DLb. Sue a ! 540 N. Vandeventer 4101 Shenandoah Murdock and Macklind ——— | Grand atd Laston . anae ' a BOTTLE CROWNS, 5. GROSS 15¢ unas 6001 N. Union Delmar & Kingsh'way S56 > GsF8 vots cor. Grand Gravois and California ee f 7 g pe Union and Suburban 5801 Gravois lerguson, Mo. WILSON MILK, 3 Cans _.. 29 5501 St. Louis Av. ¢ Grand and Hebert 6125 BRartmer 732: -25 S. Broadway 50 N. Central, Clayton 4 Clara and Ltzel Virginia and Walsh Manchester & Marshall LARGE CARRY-ALL ic | | BAGS, rac a ee vile pene ren at p : a Se ee ee ee seamed Rh NIRS ete 2901 N. Newstead racy ro ——

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FRIDAY, JUNE 24. 1927. — —————. ELP WANTED—MEN, BOys ING MAN-—-T Jjearn busines jn oF. concern. good opportunity for "vine . Apniy Rudoimwh Stulz, northwest enr Broadway at and Pine, fey MAN--With car. for FEBPUNEI Die sterdiy work: g£o00d pay Avpiv 3109 S. Grand, from 2: 30; bas ?. NH. (cK; jUNG MAN—I, to 15 years, to. work stock and fill orders! active, ambitious ing than who wants to make a perma. t Seeniertion: opportunity to learr plesaie merchandise businese: no expen, be necessary: $60. Box M-353, P..p ‘ e853 wNG MEN—Two, about 25, to’ aesin Ts truck: must be good talker: Jay morning... vid Paul Brown apply een 9 and 12. "NG as 2, neat arene rn incuiation wo piy s, American Annex “Hotel betwre aie am m, UNG MEN—4. to et Ou premium and take orders; expericnes essary. 8:0 to ae a. m., 310 Caly Bidg.. 114 N. 7th : tie MEN—Hich ec “hool eTaduates and see men who need money to return to S24 per week: scholarship and . lus: must be ® travel. Mr. pnan, 1J’U1 Railway Exchange Bidg (eb your stenographic ebility serve as a Polk stone to an executive Position the office of sales department of a om ppone y yd conéern; prefer co) @ mal: nus ” Capable stenogr tH initiative, handle co ceiamamtarapher Mdentiy in absence of salesmanager- ling to learn the work by beginning the bottom. Here Ss @ £000 Opportunity the man with proper qua} fications. . KivVing full particulars, P, QO. aoe AN OPPORTUNITY br man between 25 to 40 for excellent tion as Ioan manager of fast growin ance company: experienced man wy “f will consider others. Box M-339 es — AGENTS WANTED—MEN ENTS—Big com emote Paid to ge}] graence;: wonde a opportunity to right a. Write Box “$81. Post-Dispatch (6) PARTNERS WANTED VILL sell half interest in good faurant. .506 Chouteau. nT Nik de Weta. ~—Ut fice wor + Bs $300; Bil. Oo Week and share prefite: give lone. Rox H- 177. Post-Dispatch. ify RTNEK Wtd.—Tw act as salesmial: ang ee sixth oc in Im patent: $250 Post-Dispatch i ee SALESMEN WANTED LURING SALESMEN ——- Wishing ww Pnmect with a reliatie house. write fur Prvie ww. Hox H-1v2. Post-Dispatch (5 Bb CAK SALESMAN—A reali oppo.- amity ior the right man. South side tek Co., 3t54 S. Grand. (c3) LESMAN—Cham berlin Metal Weather - £5 as) Clive st. ‘cms LESM t.N—Ready money: cail ou bro- Honea avd business meu: large com- wins. bonus. IIIS Title Guaranty. (9) LEsMAN—Mesicanu-American Hat Ca... Manis geod salesriatn for estal isbed terrj- 2 ouy required; salary or commis- . l La ust, (ca) LESMEN—'). tigu-class specialty, whe AP qualify. for store manager: best Plop- tion in city. Call 300 N. Grand bl.. a/t- worse onlv, Mr. liail. fe) VE sALESMEN—,. to sei! H udeonb-bs- ; sdiary and Cemmission: e real propo- on for a hh «Al South Side Motor bs. 17°) [_aseveite. see Mr. Lyvtle.(e) R. SALESMAN Are you jovking for ning 7 ey While” if BO, call afier . tor partic tila rs. ~ 2 tet SM ryvag mp and vegetable markct: -, be An experienced salesman in this @eand kpow the ‘Duainess: call this aftor- mM, Schpnieres, S847 S. Bre aU NAY. ir) ESMEN—Far Gai Hill porrace, located the heart of South St. Loy - jots and ngalows., MEDERACKE-B ARR INC Duividers, builders, J1i26 58. Kingshizb- a (c) LESMEN—To sel] clothing on new ha® cone over biz to 8 6©consune rs resir ty nes on! Cardinal Clothing able to ha’ mans wo With a popular emebile, APpiy Knab Motor N. Illinois st.. Belleville. J'’. cb} LESMEN—Oppuriaativy for mes oesgir- ME to tetter their eonag ni is v*lered br 4Vina@tor Co... Jiu: OP 42) Sa Geter al Wao are Jooking pot 4 poOsition irail xy and clos ‘O- ae eo jon ern 474) salle ee LESME \—Advertieing and specialty; Hing new radio broadcasting proposi- mW te merchants. every merchant a pros- % hi Wires only. Apply in person, 30 2 a. m, 1 to S-p. m, Room Nase, (ch) SMAN— lounge mian to travel South- for fiational organization: experience. good habits aze. experience and is: mivy written applica- eons: red Jrrun svick Balke Col- W15 x tiih st (c46x) rtigitin and service: #0l6 intaneibles or service ; anccs for executive poel- service gell to best business With “alirac live renewals: present “Ax ; good. terri- Mayfair Ho- appointment cit »=«paint bush ge ompamies: @tock car- . roads partiv devejoved: oppertunitv for high-grad- eales- » LHePW fin hus 4eqduaiotlauces with rail- 8: give tul! tnfo: mation ‘mn firet )-t- Ad Urcag confiden tigi. )¢ox J-209. P.-1), (cB) ESMEN-—1 fin here | st. Louis to *? 'y! perienced industria! Proposition ‘ old estab etype of men ' industrial execu- position ia permea- rt Hote! - > - , A PERMANENT SALES POSITION The SXPahsion program of a nationally OW Corporation has ereated ai open- On its sales organization in St. Louis. © man empiore] wil! be a twUniversite ined man. or one who hae the equivalent rourh experience end «elf improveme»nt. who has had sales experience m some Sh-gradce specialty He must be be- ‘een the gees of ?R and 40. accustomed Meeting mature business executives on lr own ground and able to work and a¥ seriousiy. The connection offers an ¢ commensurate with the qualifiea- we demand. Preliminary ecoachine C wrield training wil] be given and every Speration extended in the wav of leads Mm National and vf advertising, Write full letter which will be treated In atest confidence, and if vou qualify an erview will be arranced Piease give ur phone number. Box G-36. Post-Dis- h. (c7)} SALESMIEN Po you want to enter the real estate ie id ana eee a thorough knowledge Of real estate’ Do you want to know the actual Principicos of real estate, such gs how 0 advise people how to build and buy 80 that their homes are alwaye sale- iad} how to pick the proper loea- tions to insure real value? A man having this knowledge ez- plains the difference between the man Making S2unn per vear and the man Making $15.000 per year. If rou are interested in knowing these facts. apply at the office of the DAVIS REALTY AND MORTGAGE CoO. 1101 Locust Street, Briween 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. @ . + ed af RETAIL MERCHANDISING , ” , . SERVICE Rh UNVEUAl and permanent sales position Valiab}« in St 4iuie for an ex fen ho who has sold any type of bigh- laity or mere} ‘andising eservice, euc al ex OF credit eae » = acutives he organization is fonally known « rpoeration whose busi- ts PB ater rh rapidiy. The man we Mt must be between the acee of 28 and y. @ UNivereity trained man or one W ‘ the equivalent through expertence ‘Improvement. He must undereta Problems of the retail merchant bee ahie to meet him on his own ground imeome from the outeet will fe ade ifn meet the qualifications we “Ge Every cooperation is extended fiel? coaching and national ® Write a-Tull Jetter. which will treated in confidence, and an intervie? iM he asrianged if you qualify. Picave ; yYOUr plone nurober. Address ~~ Post Dispatch, (er? ®T. LOUIS wxe ti, WANT ADS Here are read by FAR MORE St. Louis Families than in ANY other newspaper—Daily or Sunday"@@ POST-DISPATCH. AUTOMOB ILES Coaches For Sale SALESMEN WANTED ) TABLE SUPPLIES c—Maperienced direct selling; | WANT orders for endl } > —- ayerane $6 hour carnings. Powerfu nies. GRand Th2 m inemade eakes (o4 : jg demand $3.5V priced ar- arte r Pagiey Halven. Desk 202. ia. F2 ) SAFES SALES ANAGE a SED SAFES AT HKHARGAIN PRICES. eit high-grade we 8 now exclusive | his oor aarge @etock to select from: al]! sizes and gdvertising specialities want | styles: sates Opened, repaired and combina- me nN ' advertising salesman, | PUXTON * SKINNER Printin ik ‘ant of managing a local sales force. | tionery. 41 a ap! Olive. Gar ate we ee | t opportunity. for the right ma complete qual'ty line on! for personal interview | MACHINERY Hote} Stat! eT ' a cLALTY SALESMEN “REF For Sale we pay big money to experienced sales- | XTINGUISHERS—Foam type. un: isintectante. {iv spray, etc, | a St. Louts by The Gener 4 RMO PROD! OTs 4 & houtes au.te5) ‘y., $133 Forest jn -—e ral Ma nutecturi ry DRY MACHINERY —Good ana Let HELP WwTD—¥ OMEN, GIRLS plete —s mie for steam |} : s00n; priced H. Messick. Chaz “ALTE ERATION HANDS MOTORS—For sale x: r re n tall ee “sie: t o” Toute pi de! AUTOMOBILES Coupes—For Sale "Weller LATE CLE . Here's a sma! hor Ly Pag low price. | or trade, WW EBE ; } | i t derwriters Inspected, now manufactu ee ‘ Hamilion _¢ ny Used (avis” VELAND COACH 4, eC onomical, classy ca: hauled: “d an, abs utels 'e “oy barca y Terms | =e oW ELLSTUN BRANCH «laa ; closed; repainted ano WSSEX—4-cyinder; excellat condition (ett: h tly ersiie ap 333 W. LO2DA Bates. DEMONS STRATORS rae F& sw ‘ i (i eUCuUT “Ki INGCHE incheat: coaches, new-car fuaran- t. sSTER MOTOR CO.. r at Ki ligshieh way ESSEX COACH Ralloon tires. sie © bumper, ; bk se X biue. Ota utif ui fABY hI We have several desirable positions in| New and used: wiring. repa! rin ind ime | department for ; et sport wear suits and skirts. Only those | coRU) nave hed recent department or spe- a care experience or who are able to | CLOTHING » wo il] be con- nandle @ny alteration ork W ¢ —- emp) oyment mahager, mezZ- Wanted oTlX, BAER & FULLER. giteretion poate. shoes, dresses: pav S868 tu pint phone right number. FOrest ois. Ifo calls 15 minutes, Appleman, 133A Bi st \$) ' Goks—_ Women. i oth CONOree) | CLOTHING Wre —For Southern ehlpment | Employ. 1 H. Bank, 1400 Franklin. Central vest ani ; One Lhat | 98. PArkview SVARW. whole vests eon CLs THING—30.000 : (ckM) shipment: pay $5 . | CEntra!l —— l. Gelbe M » S = rd Baie housework. o} es | Auto cal! | is salesiacy in bakery; experl-| ic j ! } ' } office work. : sre jable. white. to work i1n sand- CAbany $937. (cr | { Grand. (e732) ite; general wo! w; cvod home; | CHAN 7TO06L Westmo: eland. CAbany | EX GE (ec) | AUTO Wtd.—btas range, white enamel, GIRLS—Bright and intelligent, to work | OVEN. new. for goud auto. = gome experience. #168 Juni- | — (c) | WILL gel! or exchange for automobdi! rooms furniture, COlfax 4220M or rink N. 19th (7) White. for genera: house work and | h baby: small apartment: ~ 1n | “plo a ood wages: ge good rs "s515 Pershing 2d floor east, ic) | ane ah over J. for direct selling: | JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER ree American Annex Hote m. between J. Tollock. 63) Arcade Bidg cc) | MIGHEST prices paid for old og broken GInl-— White 0 | jewelrv. diamonds. Miller, 1003 P it (or line. SS | PER—On farm. € li- - ae City, Il, R-4. | AUTOMOBILES P R—W hite, hote ] ex per lence. | “Wa —_-—— hi a room. Lowes Employ, 15 N. | anted , | i cc ALL utos bought, consigned, ioans. work on gowns, | Stalling. Acme Electric Co.. 21 Market, | APPAKEL Wid.—Men's suits overcoats, | CLOTHES IRONER—Experi- Kiink, 3505 S. Grand. LAclede 2771.(cS) | ced. Apply Old St. Louis nich ALL ay Orr Se F any make; eash. JEt- 1 Victor. (c ferson KO. Williams. 4390 Olive. (cS) ARCELLER — And permanent waver, | AUTUs w + pee modeis: nighest cash first-class; feet wares. 7 — — a Bay prices, SRO’ pamon. Brine tile. (cS) EL KHATOR—Must be coo > ops ARCEL OPER ciao Deeelwas. Al- AUTOs os consigned loa See Bess Cuthbertson 1407 (6 Huber, ior , at. JEfferson 03533. (c8) ton, DL. Phone itis. AUTOS Wtd.—AUL automobiles bought for WUsiclAN—Ledy. rum pet, ee C7 wrecking: cash. 4319 Easton. Lind te)! e759 68. $015 Locust NEWELLS JEfferson 2000 ‘- . # _ s/f eee SELLS RIGHT Ch, New D: Ant. = “skiwricht MOTOR CO. Hudson Coaches ‘fy ~ 8 > Mew modes: th hore ughiv ree*on- ar if] and guaranteed and can (a Dayment plan.: ca {LISON-FRA DEM¢ MPTON. 09 Locust. | Open all dav Sunday. JE os yn_ 3100.1ch) _ §860 Delmar. oo . ee | QUALITY CLOTHES — For women and 1109 Olive st. men. Society Wardrobe Eachange, 3100 5. | INSTRAT OR coach: hew- Car gu3srantee ) ESTER MOTOR CO. at Kingah lle? lke phew — “490 4 Basta ea 4 CVarl . free to travel. Apply Mrs, | FINE watch repairing; moderate prices. A. aD | ; 1926 OLDS COACH 5-passencer, balloon tires; fully equip- | bum pe rs, ag trunk in rear; eumennoere ion pled dge. Low ft 7” WELLSTON 'BEANCH iton at nok ly CARTWRIGHT SELLS RIGHT Late mode! Studet aker Special coach. new paint, rebuilt motor in pink of con- dition, at a real saving. See our stock of coaches ina |; open evenin o, drum and saxophone. Box { 247. 7561 oot ispatch. (SD) (vs: | Post 1s} rURDS. ® "HE VROL ETS uw“ td.—SOU: pay | aa gtr pe ~~ NURSEG! gags A ong 6635, . pnmnent cash prices. Lindell 01064. = *%): referen: eS rkvie\ J Ws. & | Fea@tan. Bouthwood, 24 _ fioor. - )| OLD AUTOS—Pay highest cash orviCE WOMEN—Brigént. Waldman. 3317 Easton. Lindell youne women for meneras OFF! | ly | d and be will. | . rio ear gon Re es oa aie emen % $25 000 CA SH KF OR AL 1 OS ; nt position; state age, qgualifica- I Ing car, geet cash: mortgages paid tions, reference and salary expected, dbx | qx, rh 83137 Locust (c8) M-158. Post- —_— fr) ee coe | SintRY A SALAD GIKL—olored | LOOK! 100 AUTOS WANTED | DEimar 341. Marior Hotel dining 3uv vour car for cash or make you a room. Tavior and Washington ic? rt r ; in 5 minutes. YAHLEM. LO%% | STENUGRA PHER—4G ive ure, education. | N, rand. Onen nichts ck religion and Salary required. Box i-Lol, ont Dispatch. — Automobiles on Ex ha STENUGRAPHEH—One good ar figures, cnange in insurance office: state salary expected, | FORT iste! if2o; will trade address and telephone number. jox M- radio. 3311 OE ay oR Post-Dienaich. (eT) Ci ogee meg ee operator, 10. - Automobile’ Loans Loehr Empios 945 riscv . o 4 WAITKESS—Neat. experienced, Auto Loans—$o0 to $1000 aS Sik | » gervice: private: jow rates; YAITRESSES—2, experience must : | not need: open nights. first-class, Appiy toca». 508 Choutean |GRAND FIN ANCE CO.. 343! Grand. WAIL RESS-——-EXxXjerietiiced, for sews icf taurant. 726 Morgan. CEntral 97°71. ‘c) |} AU 4 LUANS—M ney ui a fe w _ minute f: WAITRESS—Experienced. for lunchroom; ever terme A223 NM. 8G fer Sli, Rear 515 N. Sarah. (c)!| ABSOLUYTELY WALL RESS—bxperienced, fersoy “ios. et f° Tav'or BRING vour tithe and eet ma - gpen Wall Thisses— Experi need: steady. | Svenings ; ennfidential. 2901 O! live. (c8) ANF dilive CON FIVENTIAL loans autos refinance GalPRESS-cEapericnced. $016 De'- bought: & 1f44 §. Sertesenn (eR | mar, i IFOR QUIC CONFID ENTIAL AUTO for $i WalTkKiSs—Ex perienced good work er, a Sieady position. 1307 Kir ky atric a Bi inance Co. ; WOMAN—About 3 vears o!d, to work at 1320 LOCTRT orange juice stand. ze) RR , en ~ : UMAN—Competent: move for hom e tha! AUTOMOBI LE LOANS wanes. Jaciede 4715, no) ST. LOUIS DISCOUNT Co. WOMAN-— Experiences ; for restaurant. | | 207 % Washington Apniv 319] N,. Grand. (co) WOMAN—Experienced, to work in re®es , a &526 S. Broadway, «Cc? r/a\ A OMAN—More-for home than Wages; LZ Vv Protestant. Box M-4]2, Post-Dispaich.tc! WOMAN—Good. for restaurant work. 1008 Makes &, 38th. : Lane! WOMAN—Middie-aged. to take care home and children: good hame: some wakes. | & 4279 Labadie. | WOMAN—Middie-aged. to cook in email | $25 ( $ 0 Q) ( roadhouse - must stay et place: steady GET sms q J 1( WU L A toh ta right party. Tri City 45100F6 (c80) Honest people ea ‘ome a. a d_ bor- YOUNG LADY——To serve soda tables exe- row aly aq! lofsers, nings and Sundays, references. Knapp , ‘ +4 Dry ie, 8492 Delmer. |} empioyers, ; - | Bring VUNG LADY—To earn tuition for busl- | to be fully heag course: experience unnecessary; high ~ Pi le hain tchool or college graduate preferred. COl- | Vid os fax 4200. (eh) | pIeney advanc Borrow §$ Bo Trow CANVASSERS: AND SOLICITORS Bo» 0, Day back MEN Bo orrow $200, pay back § Se Bc rrow ~ $50 0. pay back J U th} y LADIES—To se hosier bie pay. — ate “Vv hig y: (c8) Our Rates Are V ery a W ind. SALESWOMEN WANTED | gee Se OT a! Rar we = : Come in, c Ut SALESLADIES — Experienced In selling yeni, pen Wenings. (eR) andy. Mavrakos, 4700 beet (c) SALESCALY — Ex, Meriehced acy-lo-weda!l permanent if EB ye ptt 3 oa Broughams For Sale ory. Sam Sachar & Son. 1523 Market Ht DSON—=dBb: rhan 2: LADIES «— Manufacturer of na-| duco paint, known line of beauty products, easy terms ie Cistributing regularly $7 sets for «hester at Kineshie during advertising campaign. can use 19: ay7 HU Dac a BROU GH. WM several salesladics. Opportunity to make sedane: terms or trade: THE CAORTWRIG HT MOTOR in) WILLYS-K KNIGHTS perfect shape: Jove, Lederer fr 6-—Coach, mods rare bargsa JEfferson in & Cor ine... 32128 Lae People, Look! Reposs essed Coaches FE or Balance Due other mans jose * | . . . halance aie can't get er they go li mourn oF ke ho cue the ance d | DIDS. AMiit ; ' g monty: our ladies now making from Thoroughly reconditioned and d} a an | 88 to $8 daily. Apply at once, 4908 Del-| beautiful color combinations. mar. room 39 1 tan) with “ hum pers, seat covers, rear view mirror and wind We guaranteed thig car to be ehanica ~ondition and can be pu urchaeal FOR SALE—WANTED = [ona liberal parent Dian oes cag) MISCELLANEOU ALE ; C PAINTS Si BU DU Bo ie pale jad “= Ib. | MARMON § BROL GHAM 40 | puibere Bros, 1408 Franklin, | New. bargain. terms 8 AINTS—Direct from sweery 99 cents IER ROW DISTRIBC TORS Sallon; white lead 9 cents pound. 4561 | 2D W). USED CAT ANNI x. Barton, tied (eR9) AT WESTMINSTER. Smee, at ] ‘RUNKS— New and ueed: reniead, Sintou rt eprunk Co. 4968 Delmar. _ (c8) __ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS = [info oer Se neil mech FEATHERS Wtd.—Any kind, DElmar | FUaranteed. . Grand. Lac! ede | 2378W. Write Greenberg. 4327 Evane (cf5) Cabriolets For Sale . ¥ . ~—e Ueber -edaced Used Cares 4 Ee LIFR—2 years oOic. ° \ ’ x Victor. O01. anh (Cc) NASH CARIOLE up#; genuine Imported B-passenger model: 4 new Firestone 2500 DeKalb. Victor | tires: repainied Dea EnERS WELLS- (cS) | for $330 on ‘terms SnER’ ZLLS- OG—Call COl | on oe » at Hamilton = 5:3 — ? o * fax 360 TON BRANCH. East at Ham nis 3 AN \ } . nm NT? , — eV ral g writ ones. © ge snort ee THe Coaches For Sale SSIAN WOLFHOUND PUPS—Several Bie onee. Mra. Roterta cabans UQeher-Abdiaedt Used Curs® BUSSIAN WOLFHOUND PUPS — Several | =SEE THESE COACHES , SI Ase ones. ts. Roberts, CAbany vei cols udebak . KEnBa | ; uick, , Cary v Blackstone av (65) | at'TO SALES. 2700 Locust —— perfect condi CHEV ROL ET—Coact 4464 STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | Nzood tires, onlv $105: ce , "05: huec b anted ic HEVROLET—coach: tS Al condition: IXTURES — Chaire, Ta-|finish: good tires. — le. 936 N. Broadway. $979 grixg’arTo EXCHANGE. 4867 Easton, | Look! ’26 Chevrolet Coach ew J ola 1°17 For Sale Re roger ened; | bournht Coupes For Sale —~$-padmser SUL me 7019 Forsyt! ime] Coupe, lv. BrickK—Coupe. brakes: Sd!'o: 3 Lo la BUIC K 4 COUPE Passenger Cx hee it eong ; > ‘ - ? s. B : a alas Buiek in “Wells ton” LD I26 #1 a! rida rd t, 4- passeeng : and ig 10 fine 'LhEi_——~ Ou} oe el. $42 CHE VROLET—lI! cis? ' =~ 19r re 7 i+ EXCHANGE ‘Yahilem Finance Co. : re yf : | | Der Oy C} ey 97 Chevrolet Coupe an be uent wM Ties ~. ahriolet wit rumble @eeat: cnéeap iodca nn : wf 00k! 1927 fine of ‘ with a rum} le hie AG hevrolet Coupe, text ‘ rj ster atv! j se: ‘brat new: can O6€ ? , . Lerms Te van 1 i TAHLEM 1025 N. Gra 1 fe) ~ 1927 CHEV ROL ET ¢ ( ‘ot PE Brand-new. J miles ; a FR Ys : LER ER new are. Cc ome j PUP—Aleo Spitz female 1% years “! bargelle or. trade. WEBER § USED | a 0° y - r 7 goon, Co upe ba mn tires: _& Lal La avrette . ‘ r} rY Lii0ou, ag 5 * “it dined L ocusi. 1926 Chrysier Coupe, S090 Ey erything original looks and wi oar r i 4 bi « rm °F harry ¢ Lv CQOUID fG Cig a.-& ‘ OGE— 1! DODGE—1924 , lohan 2 ae ‘ble. GRand Loss. balance due only $895; e180 | barge Cail New / Ke . f coac! nd 19° - _ (-) ' BOF” Market (clin) = x 1a35 x i J Pd ~ kinds, many het i THEVnOLET—I02. coaca. Sto "4 Offic t r or MO | vl vit ’ or *tOTK * « 2 nk ity, GArfie! 4 Ortics Fixture Co (oR) CA Arma! oh v ac os cA bes Nelmar_. b. TU ABS Store an a fice ° all kin de. : 4 bargains, RICKENSOHL, 915 N. Sth. “ek! ; ca etn 7 i hody can 0? a8 Rome ike. bra only $390. LEM. 1025 N. CHR KG “4 1998 OFFICE OUTFIT—Compiete. desk, tables, Reding tnach! ne: typewriter. Fifth 1305 Washingtor (c68) 5) Ks Y! grade: Wai- | &™ , fire 3x26: ’ r match: weed SR R4NA Easton. | / BRSIA ‘ “ti f ew Mont he a ’ : cheap. Minne- | { tilt y ree oe ER 4 ' ; ' H sARaeonN A903 >: * Heat Regu! lator Co.. 3732 Waahinge- Account changh ne pee j 7) | nighed me su x: ae if : — * retry Dey purchased lest DS Ararview ie apnl} fae fqulie econ nrert : “yes Te Booth Liu Quo pee yi ae | Buick 26-20: suaranteedy Hke @ - 13 N. Broadway. Phone CBr. car terms: trade. : Oe Ci€ad | ] | trace ferrms APANTY MOTC R CO —Oa586 th OR Cc ~ DODG E— i ave Hiliagd 800-4. hauled 4 raven DODGE = DODGE, « cou PE. 495 th five near new ha toons: © nt “nine ’ » is . t Wi ey “Dodee B r he te N. Grnr pene mode! 30: 6 eeks old: big “eben Pteclnedl Used Cars DODG E BU SINESS cou PE Hiamilton. ) FOR . | Os f) mF) RS N nit : ‘ a . j te " 1H lhe Pils tt ches FOR D—C > opat as ti parment, balance $5 a wee » N. Grand. upes: We have $10: your old a. RD—' 3001 nvse FOR terd c OV FOR D—Coupes. esd oe J; guara 4d cars, in won rful conditi: f mivrnent nthly PovE JOHNSON "MOTOR cx... lh n: smal) Natural Rriy 4 re nt T if r¢ ()r ‘pat O54. e AC RIF) an SuB| t CuUick kiv: open n PARDUE PArkerhy MINS) Rs i Ford — wn iret ne a ts it for NDY FORD COUPE. in wonderfut | 5 ms i pri * gee it. VYEBER'S SOUTH |, lly on ng terms, WEBER’S W PLL- : ~ ~ y | BION 'f RANG ze Hamilton, eat Easton. |™ARMON—-Sedan: 6 passenger. re-ducoed: HERE IS THE CHANCE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR an be had on verv easy ter “RIK (SrAn \ thea Me wir pyre ‘B 1927 FORD COU PE ire vheels, balloo: my finish. 1 npholsterv lke new; ray EB ie n Motor Co. me oO”~ ’ ruil ebn-tedged Used Cars FORD COUPE ] Ls Aa bargal I I st Whe} d cnarantes WEI! SER: ‘2 roe WN “ & Grar “eben Pledoed Used WS 1 1925 FORD. COUPE 1.900.600 cerial - ' 1,36 HUPP COUPE, J : > heed - ook! 192% Pontiac & oupe h re Firs ‘ le] » rv oT CHEAP ars, used care . rol Lic ailis “AR TWRIGHT. MOTOR Roadsters For Sale Te Pre ui eau: ie rms rat ~ CK ROADSTEL R299 > e : ? 4 ry. 2 \/8 - : dup rolet Roadster olet Rdstr. Give n rep anemaect 7 dst Lae rm sp ns. $845 Lue ~J9296 DODGE SPORT RDS. : kvervt! on : . “* he lTATSA simnea* equippec, ree? ha, 54. he) J aw J ‘ tires, gray | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES ae, AUTOMOBILES FESS Weler-Aedasd Used Qyis® 22S I EIRIEIR LEADS Regardless of These Prices In values setieait eg | $55, S65, $75, €105 lowest possible prices’ YOU DEMAND in longest, liberal terms’ In size and quality of stock! That we séll you the best Used Car value for the price you are spending. We make every human endeavor to do this and serve In, service and fair treatment! LARGEST USED CAR DEALERS IN THE MIDDLE WEST! you to the best, for satisfaction. You get this in any of our “READY FOR THE ROAD USED CARS.” Every Used Car bought from us is sold you under our famous pledse— your guarantee that the car is exactly as represented. Come in today— Every car is tested and in best condition. But costs you no more and protects you. We have a large selection to choose from - at headquarters or any Weber Branch—inspect our fine aelection of more than JOU high-grade Used Cars—and be convinced that you can yu lo beiter advantage. Convenient terms—tradc. WEBER BRANCHES ALL OVER TOWN | ‘SED C ZX iGE 'SEr | 3 921 Maxwell Touring USED CAR EXCHANGE DQ RS USED AUTO SALES : 1923 Ford Coupe 1 2944 Locust ~ ami? 7 OCUST 2700 Locust 1923 Essex Coach 1920 Buick Coupe RTH BRANCH f 44 WEST BRANCH 1923 Hudson Coach 1921 Chalmers ree 6877 Delmar 3 1921 Oakland Touring 1921 Ford Sedan SOUTH BRANCH WELLSTON BRANCH | aa am aie S 5616 Gravois Hamilton at Easton 1925 Ford Touring a 22 Ford Sedan ) 1921 Ford Coupe 1919 Olds Touring 1923 Buick Touring 1921 Studebaker Touring 1922 Dodge Touring 1925 Ford Roadster 1921 Hup Touring 1920 Buick Touring 1921 Buick Touring 1922 Moon Touring on also have our usual grade of higher price value Used Cars at prices from $500 up, all tested and in first-class condition. Come in and talk your Used Car problem over with us. We will advise you without any obligation. Remember, you don’t have to buy from us if you think you can buy better value, quality and service somewhere else. That is your privilege. 4 We have a number of late model Buick Sedans, Coupes, Coaches, ete., ready for im- mediate delivery. These cars are fully cov- ered by the Buick Gold Seal guarantee. Some You must satisfy yourself when seeing our values. very exceptional values. / VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS—LOOK THEM OVER OPEN EVERY NIGHT—ALL DAY SUNDAYS ' WEST SIDE BUICK © / Kingshighway & McPherson DElmar 0305 KUHS-BUICI ee many other waluee: terme © or trade: oprn WE ZB ER IMPLEMENT & AUTO CO. | Tima, for model: looks nike. brand. pape, 88 ee — errs MOTOR CO. ‘c) SL Lorn _& os new: sporty model. with equipment; at | GHEY ROLET— 1924 model touring: ae — Pry thee: gh rubber and ymechanioa’ condition ; low 8 others. ee ONE . Bane 1 ust. | ruarante our cars. Headquarters 1817 PRospect 190 e219 § Jefferson. | Bo MO- ve-Knight aNd. Tina a meets CHEV ROLET—192 sedan: Al in every | : : - ee LS Danone OF touring. | piers -. a new duco, gussanieed. Entr uf rpenect: $450. Flint Auto Exchange. | NASH SEDAN new: reasonable: discount. See Mr. | Gyuc WO: | 4867 Easton a Gilliam-Epstein Chev, Co. it ' WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. CHEVROLES— 1923 secan: Dee Cee On. | 19°6 model. 5 pees.: splendid — ish: good’ tires: Al mechanically, O29. | chanica] ghape; eautifully finishe r c en?? DP line b pera Exe hance 4867 Fast ton. | in oven: aphnalebers fine; 5 good aC hry sler i0 I haeton, $650 SHEV ROLET—I1923 model se dan; in fine tires: - w mileage: — ranteed. Folks. you ought to see ‘it. There isn't Hitiol bargain at $155. PR wr in P ‘rice $950. Ter on a scratch or blemish on on it: looks and runs Late model touvrings. ewan a 2810 S. Jefferson, ——| WEDER IMPLEMENT & AUTO ike new, Tully cawnne ' tipes 3 a Buick in Wellstcn | CEntral 8420. 19th & Locust. GUARANTY MOTOR CO. 2938 Locust. o819 8. adway. uICh 1 wap ; DORSET earns, $-50 3308 * agar tee clede TBDT. . Chev rolet sedan, origina LIzIEs | a7. Buick Auburn tutz. 35009 ane 7 , wer ires: ¢ oan | OAKLAND—Sedan. 19? : fully equipped. pertes Cry 00s Greet ONAN ede 0174 3932. McDonald, J Trucks For Sale A racti’ nriced: terms. NORTH Wi ST BUICK. yp" F | 927 oF -Do r Sedan We, DODGE —Truck: screen body; 1026; Bar: stom — a a « : enlene =: — r; has { EDEr Corner} ain for cash. — | LATE “FLIN 'T, $499 driven 2500 I 2. big saving: ( N OTOR CO... 29326 Locust. ASNT eR LAA 2 - Here's a rare bareain: in nerfect condi- $300 down. this touring will pase for new: euar- anteed by our powerful organization: rt ce k et our ~4 Dodge panels. worth | ee more F anee A § ae "9 Tocust. 036 -Cherrolet ite panel. ( TEV ROI sET SEDAN OLDSMOBIL E— 1926 model sedan; | n | REM ARKABLE OFF ERING AT Raront | first-class conditio like new: $695. | Prices exe lent eon Htion throug! wER PRospect 190% . oKID S. Jefferson. (c7) | ar aff rd to pass this up. uD- ~ - —— 6 SOUTH BRANCH 5618 Gravois. | Almost New Olds Sedan | Only = é@ ww thousand miles: ( ‘h Iry sler os Sedan, 1926 model: | kinds extrs - ’ ane tire whe! brakes’ §$. 205. | sacrif! * $695. YAHL EM, 10 i TOURINGS 7 a sees ata S127 lacust | Grand. | 1925 Graham I1-ton panel, “Chrysler 70’’ Sedan, 8690 | *[Defe,-Aédaect Used DODGE : ' ie ea cor. | 1926 OLDS sMOBILE E SEDAN | . 96 | T ATE MOTOR CO., Ine. CO.. 2936 LOCUST. See this first: a wonderful buy; spring All Models Up to 192 Open Nights end Sundays. | covers, snubbers, rear trunk; all accessor- ° . | 3041-43 Locust. jJEfierson 3715 ‘ies. Think of it—practically brand new, tos | Aa en vend , yet at half price on long terms. We guar- +491 oe ni — ee. Wem ne 19°97, model 50, looks| antee this car. WEBER'S USED AUTO 1924 Gerdner: looks like new. FORD—Trucks, ton. $85, $ -' a real bargain. | ao 2700 Locust. tourings, $95. 3631 Easton. . 7} ‘ INC. ) VERLANI—Sedan: 4 cylinder: Aa ¢v- TATE MOTOR. Co., Ine. Rai Se priced very Tow. lin = A OVERLAND ery respect: new U. S&S. cord tires: only = : es t ~ on 4 | Chevrolet Co., 4710-3 eae ee es ee “CARTHY -PARDU B MOTOR CO Open Nighis and Bandage. DODGE TRAIAN — Teton 00d condi- al 206 ee mans one | 220 Delmar. Arkview 232A, feS%) 3041-43 lecust. JEfferson 3715 /))! tion. 3115 Nebraska, LAcl fei) Used 1925 sedan: very fun. FORD TRUCK—Priced_ very a t fully equipped GR and = _ | OV ERLAND SIX /| Atuo Exchange, 45 . . seaan cas ae new. at Oe | Sedan: 1 lenty of good balloon tires. orl ORDS—15 trucks, a ea, up, lion, 3 214 Loe us _{inal finish: will do anything it ever woul 3 1926 FORD TOURING. trade yours: terme 2506 8. Jefferson. n, in perfect Shape: jin just ae dependable a way, Money: back Tate name new body fenders: @ real! Fonps—id ton trucks. ice and coal: Granda Motor CO..| evarantee. Always open .Auburn St. Louis rain: others to chouse from at $35 and ? stake: 2 peddjer trocks. 2 Ught Geliv- fax 1680 on ae | OO., 20017 I ocust — rt DOWNS AUTO CO., 5885 Delmar ic6 ) | ery: trade. terms. 2860 McNair. wire wheels: good paint | PACKARD—sSedan, single six. $595: big | r hi. Touring: late 1924: excellent co n- FORD TON RUCKS. $195. PRospect 1900, aoay harvain. Milton, 3214 Loc ust. cena we ion; S80. 4100 Olive. {cO) 2 model: wonderful condition: @if- —e | | FORD—1! “3 touring; g«00d condition, a Bh ote bodies. Onep evenings and 1926 Graham l-ton screen. FORD—Touring, latest ‘25. $120: aoa. | he NS Au CO. 5885 Delmar. (66) cheaper; terms. 3364 Eas on, (5) | FORK D—Tr 1925; HMabt delivery; new 'FORD—Touring: starter, $30 and a 1024. | body: sins: 1925 ton. overhawed and 1928 model 3-26 In Al shape $50. Morris, 2810 Oltve. Rua ranteed: has expres "Deal wool 7. 1OUu )" a i ° ; ~ ° ¥ — Mileage 12.000 and fully eauip- | FORD—Touringa. 1 1926, 1025, 1024: real | *t« $275 Tevis. Ford caler i 20°20 Howard. ie?) ‘ew Dodge Sedan = {f Packard 6 Soden | AY . unday and evenings. & real regains: overhauled; terms. Miefliag, | ! “Net Onen_§ pee. ver be CO. By ee ferson_ FORD "4 er 1924: one-ton, stake body. JEM. 8084 3333 Locust St. FURD—To uring. 1924: res) barenin: $65. | ‘“™ oversized ures; guaranteed: Tevis ‘ rd Lhe aier 3001 Locust. Opet rit E JOHNSON MOTOR co. unfay ana a —— Natural Bridge Union. Oo ouring. anOOS =6aanh, | FOR K 924-25- my very fine pn hn * guaranteed: $250: bon Py a of etn aad Cay * tone. STUDEBAKER SEDAN easy FOV E- JOHNSON MOTOR CO. @uitabie for any buaipess | “Intf condition: Pe ee STUDEBAKER SPECIAL 6 SEDAN. Natural Brdge at Union. FOrest 2354. week euaranteed.” Seema. Onen Sunday i “Jefferson and Tooks and is as food as new; remarkable | pORD- 1920. touring. new duco Ballll.| and eve nin value at this reasonable price: fully euar good tires and motor: easy terms. Kine- SOHNSO iN ot Tt]! co RAAT Olive, "Dodge Sedan Given Aw ay f c iw «TITee, here. - ? $25 0) herr’ ° neg “ cis- © on 0397 a “4 TOSS . ee ~— ~ a, ~—— ee TA ede O14 , ) NCH. 2 729 este 4 — chester at King* ~ | "Unlen-Ptedged Used Carrs” bs eee pence ON a (oe ice | 1926 Ford Ton Truck, $350.00 Panel body and cab. good rubber. etart- 1927 Dodge De Luxe-Sedan | | 17, 4¢_-Afediged Used Cars” 26 F 75 | ert new pant, mechanically eusrantecd. set - ‘ yn! “ ord Touring. $75 : "as 5-passenger. only 5 months ad: & 995 Studebaker Vi omg : ete it for $195. Five | euetre Motor Co, on tres. hearly new: custo Amt body: | 192 tudebaker Victoria — Fords, "26.25. °28. °27 models 6127 Delmar. Py mice ’ 4 ; ad 4. " ~ gs: see this at once. jong This ae 6 has a special new lacqurr y ,HLEM 1045 w OG rand. ae FG ~~ | fine Srmiticne + 75: Ww EP r a WEi Ad L C TON BR AN( H, paint job. new tires, al) accessor) ee and a te —o1N Mad son, > Soke and acts li Ke awuew car. It is really 1926 F ord Touring. $295. 00 / REO = ack, *' ‘itabl » wef” aay iy pe ——, A er} | palace on whee !s and is fit for a queen. delive Al condition: cheap. J, A. een OFfr' Long. terms and very low price Original finleh. good rubber. good Me) ¢.p9) tbe ‘Hirw Co.. Jetlgrson and Hebe t pat a. ESE R : sor Te BRANCH. 5615 Gravore chanica! endition. Terme j fey) 1! J=6 Di )DG Bieta “age "SED. AN Thi pmou ‘anné Bray -Hambuechen Motor Co. | TRACTORE—Tratlere “ar sna exite Rane Br rittan at Scudiere | 5127 Delmar, bodies er lar, 4c: (Weber Corner} PRANKLINS—Toeuring: excriient condi uon a, 2 e ——y —+ aQum 1 ton (f5r2 ana ; 3214 Locust ‘ and Oo ton Gump, S100 down. Milten — ¢ be > condition: cheap. Serrice 95 STUDEBAKER SEDAN | — cood, condition: | ary in Head varters, &1. 168i. — rent | Fuaranteed by our pledge: terme or trade WITH BIG 6 MOTOR ''26 Hudson T ouring|~ 1925 TON TRUCK This is a epecial 6, fully equipped with naspenwer: taken back by finance com- " @00d Miller tiree all around: etarter 7 umper, bumperettes, windshield WipeT,| 2... ¢riven jess than 5000 miles; can tre oe hanicaly i_Dsims _Ac'ede 7557 : iA eharny ear. Long ~~ NATIONAL INVESTMENT CORP.. é Auto Bodies For Sale ee "26 NASH SPORT Nash Roadster, ]92a > 1926 ‘NASH RDS $750 . are ty } 2 aA roa Gate . ke and . uns nce you F? na 0423 } tere, 1817 Locust. StI | anand 5) fic PMOBILE ree firet-clans shep: ‘| FORD BODIES—O!f s') inde: barcaine: ne new - S50 UD: | ——e—o_ . ' te mnod- "Ted fereorn WILLYS-KNIGHT—7- pasrenget fice lot etal a , ; will sacrifice own - i“ $265: | ©, Fu ce. wr om 5578 Pershing eave | ,,%,7*"2 bargain S345. PRospect 1000 | trade. Calkins, 2coWw Natural eriiee | wher, , 2a1p &. Jetferson i bargain. ite? SE eal like hew: trad MARMON TOURING FP LS ST 1925 Sport model, 5 pase.: recondi- ~ KORD GENERATORS Wiliye-Knight eedan. 1926. our great iened: new Duco finish, black with - | 66 mode! wenderful condition, new du °; penton: wheels and body etripe: up- Ex ay $4 Bm pee a tg “new, los new tireg, 200 " S to appreciate its re holetery and top fine: 6 = a ~ mee. 4. #: oe bd enerstors tr > tik e new . ; i nira 4 rea tC oot onthiy Devoy | YSlWe AMITS-OVERLAND, INC. ful equipment. Cur avait. MODERN “Iots 6, 18th. Victor 450 (¢ & ALTO CU. — - io. A: excelient condi. | — OOO CEatrai 84720. 19th & Locust $05 down, guaranteed. | CLOSING OUT CHEAP nine 6 pertect, | i Sew care. used care. $50 - : ; Tires For Sale , ' | TREAT sizes €250 up. balloon Ure BRE 6 Easton. to $500. Discount on 23 Buich in W ellston | ell etses, 32 and ; 12 Carr. (con: . aad mt brand-new 1027 cars. 35 }, 1925 advanced 6 Nash touring. ua | 7 7 = 0 a ome w= tratore: cant: used care, less than 5000 }j) | is an exceljent caf throughout. G. 3 Aapo8 By 3. 1008 pep Ta q.. one oan fection: | miles. Closing ont cheap. yp) c. terms, THWEST BU cK BRANCH TE) TIRES—-Hools. patehes, e1c., 2 2 | ra pesieres. 2501 & Coupes, Roadeters. Coaches, Sedans. | asi tt = meets fe) | ome eet eee ee a yes UNIVERSAL, 3401 LOCUST | STETAND @—Tourtns ~~ =a | 0367. $333 Easton. Dealers, we wholes: ee ee — and rubber: $100 55304 ar = ~ me. 1 th la a. tod | SSS | a Ser Sale $. th Su: eedan: 1925 model: | Touring Cars For Sale ‘Mincbe Recta ed Oe ee a ne res. barecain “ — > = ; 925 STTDEBAKER 6 DUPLEX PHAE wie LA —— ~ } Look, Buick Sport Touring | TON— Studebaker: very cheap: cerries the ené « rerow re. > war Masier © 4 whee) brakes: asope int | Weber viedae excellence: ee tixc cH ee ticn; newly 3 iso 2 er) ee) ing CME, Aging a . ay a ne ees oF er ne cut RBS ug ” > ‘ ne, eee hte neti es ie ee ae a eee fig Stared yf % : x te fg a Pe ee eal 6 NYO Hy. oe se be : ae vs PEs ae tm - adhaledetodin. hcdiliniainaatin: alia 2 Tf Q - py aes i> x i ae + : x nig ah va Ai ne tale ee. = eae r: Aaa Ma a eesgeviatiiindtacheatve shaw S r 1) a a - , : . , sped OAM OGRE MG LG SION att sss, $8) x 55 Se) ncnillalipi o Nag y es om Pear ts - . 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FLATS FOR RENT— Classified Advertise DISPA TCH « Post-Dispatch C] PpweLLINGs FOR RENT ri 34 J] paar =? (ET—BUsI IN NESS PURPOSES * Sleeiinn® 5 coerce funn PArky 2196 ROOMS, a0 xf NDITION "ZINK, Titie @ueras iy Bi RATER: 69xx ‘Gente oe West: Tees : garage: é THEIM R, WILL IAMS ETON, ai4a (Ric ten » Gees aaa Gar, | w. LJ NISHED HOUSES FOR RENT * eacet HOME— For 47 arge r “JE! ferson BN oume, Ss - * y REAL Es] ESTATE The ae HOUSES _WANTED Box M-107. dh Rome ; HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. POR RENT. FOR at my ruomas, 320: Cass. NgS. highway at S: fates .TE— —EXCHANGRF EF. Ce., 623 ee: roun ss MLS Hi. iN BN CS —$-ro Rive ‘ Taide sii’ Fr Ai. Gareee. rensonab invest ment “prop. wt at service sac a — a Ww nB5®) rooms and bath, ~ $30: RE AL ESTATE_v AE CST wie CVILLIAMS . ( PROP. FOR RENT PL. ns — ~— LICK, Realtors partments manta ‘inut et. M Ain 4727 meer roperty Wanted SET, lJ particulars. Box HO} i i room Tat. . A THOMYs SON’ ors vi. 4° wa ater heater, rent te eee att aeAN PROP. FOR SALE S.—5 and 6 ott electric. fu: cas Hot. Water f . - $5 ro. | ‘ ** ¢ tc — : ; ind bath. wit; wa? r. and garages with side oie lastov er r Realty Co. =e o-Room Flat and Seccing f | barzair n ‘at ‘$46 01006 le . W oodiapd avenue. wv er r Realty Co. ee $50 CC -ASH—$10 MONTH FLATS FOR rg Bear: a a stuns, GRand 2991, "42 PR ICED TO tt, _s_—— tt) © Att ra active | oul try “Home rooma, beat uul irully if ras Far and sanitor: eer’ TRI ae SMA Al. Stee (C8). ROAT ADT HOME 2 77 er Shit an Urin assitied A; ee... ‘- bad ; £19 mi) ; Th "ne ae fe tailtoa ( FO neal Are You Willing to Work ne of 5 Own? out an 1 are to Get a Ho? comer that YOur Yabor Ba knockout fo) o2 get de e WHAT OTHER AS MUC} Salesmen BEN ALTHEIy er L£ ms mae dern, cL ARKSOS aus ¢ ode ‘ iA Ss) sinind je beth. built rs: . nven lable terms. te my Se * 306, ome ie@n VASSAR AVEN make 244 comer: COlfax 175-f SS500 S40 —— ce iy . bur Afebts INK. ANDER tSON CO “at rated Vac "ant R. CU. PAr Valley Park baseme reide 7 1ive to Rive WILL IAMS & Chee trie hot water: on oe rose and Alle O4i33., Pasercten os) B54 "48 'y ® weatern ‘great, iD _AP'T’S sa hl GT. rene! "| wenciee GROVES Thrsy ERs: In Surroundings ‘ood Driv e, nerwood Forest ama ®. hreak fast and oun ti at i “te “i joautifu Subu COMPAN Hi FOR ——— 1.00 down and $1.00 Ou can Day mc on buildj Ne Iot are bu =a ‘ety tha term “$1 00 a week. ay Ving, Uu wis the Man Who Ne a west eittien ER & BRO. R. co Kirk w ee. Ee lot. Brite sewer. electri e at SPU5S00 415, GO “ | ces - § ae al Ck t +» HILAND S662 PH fm Can “ace a nifty Ingalc terms‘ G. Arfield niversity City ed 6! ety Barts mer tile bath and 4 t} ~ " TACKSON RD, fcood Vor f: D ? Rarage ome Nn lu y 4 GROY E S RAOMF. £7 50. if ~4 WwW ash ine Tes a oe 35,683 | .) ay—Y Are Read URBAN PROP. FOR SALE nia n Appeared By Far BUNGALOWS AN is Readers in ALL the Newspapers COMBINED! —Both Daily and ‘Sunday ce —e Sale COTT AGES BUNGALOW yo CO RESIDE NCES FOR SALE = int residents hy Wathen. M8 ag ik. -R witht ay gany £9., a es ATS ; AP’ TM’ 'TS, » FOR SALE QUAL This j cor, a poi Mane OFFER r bath. bot- St. E NGE LBE RT PARI ~ BUF LEANN. os 4534 Serato 2 f af A {c SU } “ncaa am ; ferry é oor pt] LAXTON oe ernie avy @ INV. trac e ee 36 — $1000 1485 - 2. mite 3 mee GAN eg Raia Rh oda 1501 ~ hy &t , PAUL 7. oJ ARZEUsE it. | 159% KY, SEE TODAY. oes C AB ANNE AY. l . rr): large tile ! ; ~*Cal vU x ills ar- | MAin 2813 | { on to $5000 an borrow m oney on the _— ryth ing is call anybody "es tigen with borrow from wus eourtecus, - — ~ = tt. ee i ati ee mantel is a “beat vital home: ; also Ka- 1°09 “ae ROY BRON Trae —— 49}: } ) owner this | “Ek THESE BREFO | ew —-_— * ae v a } me. poe obey pe is i Ww x ST PINE in this ao A NiOrHM ER REAL ESTATE CoO., kw a" 2 bu d- KE NGk LWi EBE: R, ro oms and GRAND. OL Lafavette bardwood sy ms. Cpe AN DENCE Mz (eS) ! #xcellent bath, eic. GRAND. ~O; Caey s eS) 50x 40d floors. brick g2- good cc ndition; co.. M Ain O48 1. , West Cash nor ’ Vacant: ‘ ; Dw ry room ne basement ; sha Chestnut. | t ety i —_ —, y Nt te sl nti a OT ny ee ee firs) or -~ (e,} the aame day. house liable and legal company. t 3 + c HE FIORE E, a $25 Sloss . ——— yr cE & BRO.. 815 Chestn ut. O. ‘room conven- | rooming | dav. i ¢f ch) OME, $7950. | e MUSTBESC STBE “SOLD | ) brick / bath ' eer re- i nel TOR, _POl-retidene owner wi’ isa: ‘oY fn C8) Jul ty nae eNO { -t5 | wi : UR rnc 7 roy soak 2 eo © new Ad vocation Price REAL ‘TOR, ler Os w a Yr ° . a) a he -33- See tt ee ee ~. ~— ; ‘yy? ~- 7 ’ ; | 7 3 Me > : . o> «ms P = ° v Peas 7 . - at ; ° 7s @ ; 5 y ; = > . a ‘ , BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE TTD yee, corner | 50: terme, “a Ain 4797. (Cc rr } MONE} —— warehouse receipts: 2 Mound c¢ or : ’ . ’\% » > se {v3 ) “Ads _ r & ’ tr | BUILDING si : ; ify} : o eee et ll OO ee li a ee 925 Anyone ¢ ithlem plan. vate. We dor ss dee ( Thor isands : lienifiad sale. | ‘) ign! i1eg se ©D—D— SSS Frank W. Schram HAVING FORCED SALE _ LOCATED AT THE DENNY RO Have Comm *sioned PUBLIC A Limited Number Pure wa er, am ple police are in and ra and 76, ask phe manner. Auto estate loans. You get the money Low rates with a re- PAY BACK YAH Commencing at 2 Pp. m. on to buy real e stale in the “Mail nvestment that Road rr now Road ig bx ing Pacing to the one of the Progressive veins cn paved Saher and BOUth west pe m Company ADELE PLACE INTERSECTION oF AD AND MANCHESTER R AUCTION’ SATURDAY and SUN June § 25 and °6 chasers are assured Cities ; 5 protection ~ a Come ou the saie Sat ur day © furniture, LIKE THIS: Borrow 250. pay back $2 weekly Rorrow $7 Rorrow $25, nay back $1 week?) Borrow $100. , Pay hack $3 weekly Day back $4 weekly LEM 1035 N. GRAND BL. P. M.(c&) Hours: 8 A. M. to 9 — i} S Fmt 6 £A ed = S No Indorsers Private—Fair HOME FINANCE SERVICE, INC. lith and §07-8-9 LateDireen Bldg: Locust GArfield 3222 loaned on furniture, pianos and | per cent a month. 427 Victoria Bidg. | ( ity Loan Co., MONEY WwW aati ~ # Opportunity Pitas such Denny _ Manches! er artery Ad ele “Place e is in Kirkwood abundance ‘fmprovements r Sunday, dupe 25 ALR. SCHOLLMEYE, ila lr ; ‘ bey . . : . GU —,. a I A a ttn Pe a et et ee ll ea — —— cwee hy x of trust than doy $8500 $i. itles end ample in- GEO i wax ERATH 717". Chestnut. STOCKS AND BONDS ttn a, ae confidentia! oe es, ‘hardware r~ ge tion Co.” ae, &v. CEnftra} r085. i ) BUSINESS —e j | TORR *Y. — Establi SS ted ee and bonds bought. gol & CO, a= ‘OPPORTURTT PUSINESS WA SANTED TTT ill for auto- vat aot Bayi ma | BAKE RY 7a Ad Ic A pe ‘k ad tr Al “condition, $2 iE AND Ss dD hee and crossroad; 50. J wrote tam city ‘sh “DY 5 ice cream par ve sree TROPERTY wood- ‘ ER A at ; | Savings, of MONEY TO LOAN—See (Bi or co-makers; charge We buy second | UNIVERSITY CITY TEAPION LOTS FOR R SALE—VACANT if = REDUC E D PRIC _— AN OPP RTU: BU —e TYPE : block 0 of Anderson | a oole. “+e Pp Are came: 10% RH MAIN. 4° ene” 58- so (5) eas heater att: ached 7? i? 0. 6519 Delmar. CAbany 4108. MONEY LOANED A) TO SALARIED PEOPLE $25 to $1000. OUR RATE & PER CENT. mAROU tte EASTON rie208 Ee CORP., y 4 aston. Stee - in SU weekly | business or professi ma] 2; tWO Co-makers charge er cent, are | oe fastest i ars and bus | 4 N, Sth, a. 25 West Fic MONEY To LOAN—$50 and up: instaliments to make and buy Fecond St. | RELIABLE LOAN & INVES gteund floor. ® of truet Par in e€rr: “2g ee a. i veal l buy tot 50x150. loca- a BARGAIN BUN $37.¢ 00 MONTH , ih Menetesten ‘ falks and Water: | C BU NGALOW ees cr Pre oc Gravois. a — 7 Minutes’ drive west K ingshighway on ppen. “net. eo . fro t BRC WN Lovers C O48 sik papnoenpeepe a Mn lee gee SWEET Ht ET — Ki ingshighw ay on ANK suBASTIAy, REAL ESTATE—FOR Cc 1127 N.aweG re m8, int | FIKST and / rai AUBERT iin 588. MINERY 1 AV. NIC - .& — COTTAG a s2 RENGEL-WERF m. 2 WEST PARK RE Bu 1-6 Roou ms, $12,; cy SM Ate lB. A THOMPSON K OL Sette Re _NEM BRICK Bt NcaLows- ROOMS. $17.500 orrosire FORE ST PARK XX FINANCIAL DARST-KEMPLAND Co. LOANS ON PERSON, TOR Ciayton Koad RESIDEN —s FOR SALE — ——_ ae. ~ — absolutely our persone! eh Dotes | td own d Utual Co. MONEY f See us first: | ‘MONEY TO L OAN | On collateral or with tw b You Nee ocyet. MEN AND wo , eed Mone; no red tape: confidential - we eee on reasonabie urcha ured by Collateral | 8 pet. Repay like deeds of trust. LOAN & SAVINGS | Pg od reason Box ( Give. Post- cp) JG ae — gcation, Oe peonle riesant. (og) payable salaried | Fil eople, secured se TMENT CO., MAin 54%. r out of your | ne & ‘THRIFT CO. Bidc. prompt ansiitiies 1 handle terms: _fc14) | Priv TE loans to ¢ ar on — hold furniture. etc. Idea! 2038. 405 Vik idle | | PE PLES Biscouns cO.. $7, $8 2 A Foon aa | tor i Furniture. ines JEtterse: Have $200 000 ta people. Hour, SA. M.to8 P.M. P20 ty $00 We “harre Any amou “* the llega! rate of interest. On furniture lake mortgage | »biles, house- Bidge** Co. =" e | terms; ~*~ lowest rates, The 207 Victoria Bldg. Sth and | Dis Phone © Li TEN MINUTES au tog: fpat dential, ut Bs’ os nal bie parties. t of ‘icunene: a 8) Open eve LH07 Olive (eR) | ‘to loan Salaried A’ yeneir work. U non. («7 ; watgeoe a ee | 160) 7 os. HM. MIL. L, INERY TOK a Arehshoefer Real’ ae ~ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE _ reasona ble: REALTY CO., $010 Gra ries second deeds —_ UND DEEDS oo" CtiONn - 7 per — br Fle E. CO.. B22 Chestnut. vols, of trust: tate prompt service, BKINKMANS ie RO) TRUST. ’ Sinai): reasona AN—O property LEISNER KEA! ING CO | @cyvan mn rente sccond JUHN 5S. BLAKE & BRO rf cunt CTY a qe ds of trtieat S15 Chestny ie™ ) MONE) —“SEPF ts” ——MONEY efficient sery ce? on —— ft) 6 loans. : Lowest ao Ane Gilieye ris HY LAciede 3 MONEY To eS. rates. q Keane & F Mi fm Bt. Lonig nh@ ijiOane: I , ates JULIUS Hayy. cherres Ste ae SSD, ACTOMORTT “Cae men er ronge ly : ‘hie t every, wy: : ‘ ‘a paige len RT Sree cee — 3239 N NEWSTEAD. Sa50 TACH— ‘enec $50 a ny Nid burs beaut ‘fal » ” ‘ >TO $5000 ¢ ON THE arn PL -. row 6 8) er A+ wae ~ ALj Perf J ect $20,000 | home h; “VCS” Chofeaes Uial Seetion ' BANK RE v - LCK acti « Oe —" = of oaunae Owe | et GArtfield O54. ranke. ‘100 NEY To LOAN mproved reas Om pt oery) RR O 807 Chestr newer “SER | ISTIAN | BRINKOP. G ratict fea 5 Chestnut | (“80 } tte estate build reaaotiadie 19 f l7 % Che eine f ‘ok SEC OND DE EDS cnx ac tien MM -liMT re? ’ SPT OND DF. z= ry hg een’ i SOO toy SOF a 38) | v '* nor “rere? » rT? n rE CO "$03 Cheat ot TERMS | Fxythcrn. FORSY THE. (cn?) MAKE AND rr "AND SECOND 4 DEEDS |r Ranking interrets Quick Rose NBERG : Room 30} j RRR MOr TC 804 Pine M Ain. DO YoU NEED MONEY? FIRST aerrice. AGE (nH $208-5299 oane of $: 800 and otk ciry TRUST C0.. AGT.. LOOK AT Bios TION 5 Tarr MONEY | WANTED | MONEY Wtd.— Young man rt ~as aviy wij Brvs HM.°¢ fejB) may Ofinw cst. Dtenat heeces +> oo back be 6) | Wee —€TAA OO Sli veer on, Om rend isawe @ ner vent ORT Y wert? f Lie o td "ee 6? “rr a a el - navn q*e “ per ven Vener, Bos M-325, p .f 20) to- otha sold. : low eacrifice st ud. as over. (5 STORE—Small (c7) pane wi anenaar bargain f Cc { Pad ae- ar ik .. STAT RANT « om saulpeet: tO got Ube Oleg Evo ‘A DUtinerg- ineme i2@n~ +4 RESTA en t Dein yeare ie i rr nate Pes ee ope ‘ve ip Sa a FCRTAR 7 von “- ment . + 7 roome. nice'y a use ie. | ROOM) NG Hort LI] er oe 2 eee we prlered ih” . ™ CRE ientine Mie ee of dane ned eR ae WEEACS PI oat 176 LOTION mye clipe tO ’ an ae! ay aoe : hal al Pelli einndibcaies eater ON Ln Neen “ ve Se eee PR ROD oy ee Oey RES vi CR «ed pe nao Ga a oe ae a vt. o Spann “PP ene ssmee Eg nico Once i wee Dl PRRs oh ates Sg PS) Age ae. me iccate e rs. We bane ae) Sha 2 t “ ie ee Nettie pr Salih DAN” rapt egy Dy ea alee Wrz Bead pate ” wee is. gee —e ihe @

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 24 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : PAGE 49 i LIGHT HOGS. HIGHER. POP ete MET 5-7 a Paea Stock ana today amounted te $9, 072,000; previous day “2: pee 101% 101%, ; | tions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving sales, bigh, low ard Cons P ous 36. ee oY most wwenedl Seton higher; to $0.36: ' ‘MINED CHANGES W faeS RANGE LOWER |" NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) || NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) |" ‘nr mnm_u -LUGAL STOCK Ugh WVTHE GRAIN MARKET * ss Sy | cnr nie in ae ae ts | ee ge TR [es en oie By the Associated Press. SECURITY. Sales. High. Low. Tose. | By the, Associated Prese, SECURITY. __Saies, High Low: xs | (Unjted States Department of Agricultare) NEW YORK, June 24.—Total transactions in bonds on the New |— CORPORATION BONDS. | NEW YORK, June 24.—Following is the official list of transac- DOMESTIC BONDS. —Hogs. 15.500; strong 1 16¢ higher: yeras ago $10, 321, 000. Total ] eee fees ae ; £.4gee? |) rights. UR, under rule. 22 23>: * ~ * ~ ; ~ Ol eo Ore _™ 2d cee s Cm Gein = Ul ee ee i a. a, Sem ee’ eS FF FFF 2. . | June 24.— Pedigo-Weber o4.— Follow ine are a gee to 000 compared with $1,600,323,000 same pcriod year ago and ved [Un Pac « ++ 8) NiCURITY, Sales. High.| Low. Close, ~ SECLRITY. Saies., High. Low 4 b. low, lo T.£O5.0N6 | Skelly i} sean d ; , — ; ‘slightly lower, St. Louis tbe day, Dit Bab B or quotations ar i ' Same period two years ago. e|us B ' . STOCKS. | STOCKS. Service unchanged come from Kansss Cily and Chicago | Quotations on United States Liberty Bonds are in dollars eae i. do { : 60) KY, | BY 9% | atied Pack. 1281ci J ¥” | Se Electric higher ori th Pepe thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed 99—-24/" & Peg ) 7 er ; » ‘ ; rite = j } Ce ej ie. eye" oo ae On, With C, & ho > ie *" | est, lowest and closing prices. | ) ug i. a eeu - lam Cleat : | Natl Fuel & a at uncha nged price, : —- -o — - Sp A con | a5, ; ry *am Cont Ou | ‘ . : at ub serv _ Aloe sold fractionally higher A “% 130% a @BCURITY. Sales.) High.) Low. |Cioge. | ce ae . 1) Virginian By 2106 1053 Am Cyon A ....| 35%." Chicago Railway Equi te ——eTPTEMBER WHEAT, GOVERNMENT BONDS. | BOND MARKET AVERAGES. || wabash rf 5'y 7: 104% 104 4) Am Gas. ee... PIT - ' . Thurs. | fa) } A 91 J aes | preferred at 22 was unch 7 of Lise% 138 158 %a 139 Sb Lip Sie : ; | ¥ Thurs, | al Wo! “ +! | Raed — | 5 : a ange_ ge 7 1433p 4 144s Si .;..| FOUROL 1003 101 | nf rade , i U. — setae. OAR inaal SHE | ae s icak’ | Neisner Century Electric was bid as wal Bees? age 94 i: "eo - S44 io Ceeeeaeen” cate” we ad CRS ie io 320 W545 104% 105? n L & T pf.. do -~ /as 120 for a small lot, but no P. 4g T Og 7 30 % a 131° ge .....!|- 5100—4 100—4 ‘fen public utili .. 06.4% v r ) mn! d! soy , . an — ee 12 ‘ 3M 4% | New Bra 7 | were recorded. 4 Ee 5 TAS WHEAT % 8201 /105— | 102— 30 : FR ae ag ‘+t eee ae 4 > Penn Po -i l% 1017 : Raves a das '§) “| beement a. / = D = | ', 9 206 100—_—14 100—13 100—14 Combine. a\erare . #4.Ud 4 ' 4 0 D8 Ul A i | ayon . 87 ewmont Mi: | | b Total sales of stock G...is0 is 1. af al 35 16 Cvumbined month azo 1.45 . «ee \Vcste) 2 ne 4 pe n os r 45341 2 ae. prices for und leis of various le tod slbrey: the LS Miy CORN ¥ & 100—12 100—12 100—j? Combined vear agu.. ¥o,d1 . 23 y Coal % pli 33% i 83: Nichole & a ‘ov ' - wees — — matt tt Pen ae CHARTS ay amounted to ——- va 1¢ - ot © mk; art +3 Jotai bon a! ipar vaiue t Mary) l si * ; = Nipisain Mit Te. ey 7% | in. ; ‘ : . Nor Btates Pow A Lu” Jnt Pow 68 OF«-«i — Following is a complete lig + eae, Me : ge .....| 10 108—21 103—20 103—20 | Inte R T rf Se st) 25) 7 Se i, : Anglo-A ctf nonvi a BN Rn i tapas So aka aan. ae be ga . At ER ae AP: CRI A I rat: Vay aE +a ee a ‘ s pant ase ae ~~ _— a ee Lh abe pes) Sete uae. ee » = « r ‘ * ‘ ay i 4 by } CORPORATION BONDS. cutel 4 § l ca , } ai Am i] ; , rT North Pipe ne ‘ l[nt Na iv tj wwod) ] Lut " 1d min L i In -: =e as aiat t i. & Ba ms oe |S : AB Nor tates Fo pi c i lo} ‘ ‘ G68 stee 5's * ; o : — a / Me : L -* ' “2 3% n y va) s i ; »/ mr, 4, r : “ee igio- 1] z ‘ > y 4 2 I 1 fe €: . = 4 — £ : . , . “f ‘ vn” > re special ta tubs and beak | securities traded in on the Be a Pie: 6-56 ..\ 61108—20 105—3 105—20 | in os sal 495, , 4 : ste 5) 99" as % | Ark Nat Gas... ? ) Northeas Pow .. C 40% Lorillard > * ese! a , m - + . ’ ' } sg rs a. . nite i , ‘ ~ ' : i per! ” > change today, dividend rates gu 2e——pptrurre cons | one o() og__oy IGN 8 Os st S2A; 20) 55. Lone Star Gas 9) 1” ” "| prices and net changes being gi lula TO2%db. 2-113, 108—20 108—3 405—-0 | Int gg ge ett ee a G 5a 35 | 33 hake 100 3, 109 Ys | 7 * pai’ agu-o7% OR | Tre «tm loka An ot BM ot Gs | #2080 ) 16 1 % \10 | BSA. rie 10a | ‘| Divie Ks and Alnua l J m TS | oxi 98) “%/ AR" a 4 ¢ by - %b } 47-52 4149 113....%6 113 B ds. 2 11 3—20 | Int Pap rig 6s A & 102 101%) MZ i - AZ. . f 6 iy ” 2 6 , Blac! ket 7? Nat ae ae 7: 5 103 % 103 ie 103 % Vidends 1m Dollars. Salers. t Price fe ; Jud 4 OATS JON BON NDS. i "4 } 'g Blyn yo j ] j Lt ra) ra pe 103 % LOS Ss. 103% |A. S. Aloe 2.8 ° = >» & $6 47144 -%& CORPORA! VAS Bohn & Bross: —— 22 6 uy yy | wv oe ner pA. SS. ’ | is 47 $0" ; 194K 104% Alum | Penney A pfd... ManitobaL o4, om *! epringers, liy Ibe.. 27¢c. eg tBoyd-Welsh 3 .. . ee SEPTEMBER Ost Adam Exp 6) trée | Borden Co ......! ~ % |Penn Ohio Secur. Mass Gas 5's * 1)103 % 103% 103% apringers, 1€@ 26: cocks. }¢h). Ry Equip pf 1.7 3 ra Tin - Ag Ch 74s. ; aT | PFORLIGN BONDS. Borden full paid. % 8 % |Penn Pow&Lt pfd Midwes. Gi . J v. + | cocks 9¢: spring ducks. Consolidated Lead -. oF ” a . Chai sf db 6s Ja ™% | “~ |lowa Cent rig 4s Rorne & Scrwm. , 10 le : Penn WP new. MilG&é&E4% © , oO | , : ducks. 16c: Muscovy ‘Ely & Walker 1.25. 4 ef : 2 mss up 1 & Cot Oil 56. . 2 ; 3 | Jamest F&C 48 Mout Stl ‘76 | Brit-Am Tob coup | 2 44. | Phila Electric Montrea! L&P 3 -, 10c; turkeys, hena a Fulton Iron. : ng o> A Rep Cor 4b G6 ‘ ji) C Bouth b5e ia Rk City Railroad } 4 / | Pick Barth vwic.. Morris&Co 7% BO) 1, s | . 2 turkeys. ane os Fulton Iron pid. ....; 60 JULY. RYE Smelting Oe. . a ovo C Bouth 1st 3s Buckeye P Line..| & i wee. Parmac Porcup 20 Montana P 9& : Me yey © | Hamilton. Brown & & 16 “4 | 166 Narragansett Oo; | 90 Si ted ou % ‘ROG bos, 63: medium, $7.757 ‘ 'Mo. Portland Cem -. d sf S = = | D9 6, vy" Kayser J lst 7s ] ré. Tm 107s Aree ti tine _ ORB t > ' me. Bridgeport Ges Lt e "4 | 62 | Po "rhe ora. 53 ; } Nat Dist O45 aoe HO Oy | UU % 108 be ¢} 4000n. 1s | National Candy 7 $e | . us : : ca linom | meuy-Ep. Tire Be : A Ar if vd @ | Buff N&® P pfa. | 23%! 25% 5% | ria? O% | Nat P & Lv -020, ee ac 10 % aT ATS — Choice, 130 to 157 pou re % ttPedigo Weber 2.50 50, gBy rd. a. ~ db |aUe |int P | Borg & Beck... 2% 62%] 82% | Pr att & Lambert. | y | 4 Nat Pub 8 6%.; = 7i1! 0% 100 4 400 +. $80 pounée 1L@11 we: 1 110 %, | +*Pedigo-Weber vance | 6 ; | do std i] | | ; | Premier Gold ... 2 2 Nev Con Cop 5 41 ‘ vs ms " . s | & MERC HANTS’ EXCHANGE, dl cf oe Bunk Hill @ Sul | : ee Oo %& Bie pounds, 10@11e; . —_ Le +4*Ped igo-Webe ..... & sf. LOUIS & % ‘wR: _ Ei os od YY" $ | Kresge Can Ind Ajcohol 3 | Pullman Co new | fo O° 32 : oo oot 4 » Ligt | Aerfed, underweight. Lf ++Pedigo-Weber ... june 24.—7 The wheat market ag Gorm | © Ce os. ‘ $F *'1 LG of StL ike 'Carib Syn new ., | 16% rr 6 |Prrene Mig . a nae t . ’ Pe ta | iL | ealable eb ction. & | Polar-Wave 2.00... 3 ou jpated by favorable tone of weather reporte | kcon Lop OS ou i ce as Se aoe Go. ist 5s .. | Celanese Jet pf .. % | Pillsbury F M wi} ~ ~* + OW : “| ‘ " llambs. 454 60 Ibe > to l4c per po : | Poler- Wave , >» 32%) Southwest and likewise Northwest. - & es Venu’ be ~« | LS&MS gid 4s ¢ Celanese © 6| | BRS | | Rich Rad con pf a} 26 | i D o0.-) |! # Nd i, |poor lambs, &e to ; aieep, 2c to 46; | Rice-Stix °1.: owe from ie : and corn nged do’ and - yr 48 = 4 | Liguid Celluloid | 5 ee | Rome coos pf : Be a:-: - ju ‘ie JovSy | bucks, 2¢ to Sigc per pound. * . ‘ " ‘ ’ ‘al , ; - > ‘ , ; i FF Jo : + | Rib ‘e- Six baa oe + ; yy Doth oe a ae we, . " Z son iB i oe rn * 95 | Me | recat ll eee! ? £%' 3 ei a 2s 1100 i100 m MILK——Country stations, $1. ne, $1.70 por 108 | +¢Scrugee pid | i 4 closed Jowe market it aie Oo, 2024 an J a a Eh =| nT Richfield Oil pid Penn O E 6 GOW, 41 Bs: | oi! 97% | pounds: delivered tp St. -Lows | St. Lous Pub Service be . Ip the hosel cash eg) ain market Bort | . ; ~ - - i Lot w & ] 6 | Cen Leeth pf wi ‘. al ; Ric ; - 4 R i Penn P&L 5 55 & 100 a, Lt ws . 10U% > ; Southwest Tiel! fd 4 it b cre tar hs Types i Cen plates Elec Pp: a j came a : ; i 4? 7 | Wagner cet acces . a . : ywneet was = ‘. 2, c G rt Pe . . uragges | 4 AT&SF p.-y Chie Mil & St P, | | Roy Typewriter. } hillips Pe ‘y 5 os ' ] . ; . /e VEGETABLE MARKET : mee Wi | eon ”. E eae " new t | ; Ryan Eee Phila = - a 72 o FR , ‘ j hila 6 Ji. — Chie Mil & 8 P cag ee Er P RA Tob bs 42) U8 %| OF . | Potato Prices Are About Steady—« St Regis Paper ; Salt-Creek Prod .| vee E bs bt Bk : Trading is Only —— me a 08 | ‘jou 1G ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Jupe 24.-— * etrdiag = he BF tao ted ta ss =? om es, @@e@- | Panderm | Pantepec > te : rae e we Yo ungeto wn is 3 P= — 7 > >. “9 qo Tr h D re & yYae . — a ate + eae “Peto Ye “ . o te yo po . ‘ . 43 aan 4 «ans Par " 1 Siok witre (* im re a aa ‘ . .s 4 - R ‘ d F gi y Poe OE ey Pet: wean! iN . “" FRE: peor 3 ihe ; : Pe te - ee * ‘wil ‘ Pa seas 4, So wal) ate es ton,” SG A ae a ee es ona Epa { y va Bi ’ a » frhom P) ‘ ~~ 7 Z bs. WG anes a “) vty me mds RE cog MW Ee ; ooh a ‘ st ore sy Syst Avtphlere “tas ow QR lp - , 7% en ages oe aos SE SRR Se i ~ + | e| _“ © ee. _ oo — ee a ee - . C3 2-2 meee cee i Fe : ae © er 1s ——————————— eee. ~—~— Gr-) Ur De WO TO Ul @ ve wv « e} ie] + a J ns CVSS OPE OD | Wagener Electric ... , ct “4 Corn wes Ic | | Waener Electric .. ° jow ir, i y | Be; g Berlin 6% 350 Bolivia 8&8 47 Bordeaux 6 é& Wagner Electric pt % ~o| § a ere a “Lit: | F ie 1 & WIE + 1 ot | Manhat Ry con 46 pea 2 | presi 6 ot Wagner Electric pfd : a : \ l4ec jower, Winnipeg | = phen’ eb » :. |Market St Ry 7e he ‘ eee ( | Se ullin Steel 6a . -. $1 000 100 | a 1) TBS ea Ay | Bs “ogee ' | ~ +b d ys ate,? Bremen | St Louis Car 6s. s° 000 ff) % Py >: ed id rataee 4 OT) | Be yclbnpegeges? on | United Ratiw ay 4e8 . S$1,4000 79%\—~M guy, 14d ov Oevober and 1d on ecern- | United Railway 4. . a} $9 00) 8O be FF Crore. ‘ >. ‘Wagner Electric Wagner Electric . ; |Wagner Electric .. ; - the. Sapert ot day, ~~ 7 Schulte —_ Est! 2 RB iP pe iiberal 3% | Seiberling ubber,) O*s 1 OA Fa Su oh to supplies were . but | Colomb Syrrdica te) 24; 2%) 2 | 2 Servel Del .....| . o as Sh. , 4 a only “fait; prices were about steady Comwealt Edison 3° 153) BS Sherwin Williams | oo with dirty and partly graded stock sharp- omwealt is do 68 35 w : B hy | t y Comwealth Po pf}; 1/| 9&8 | R14 | Singer Mig «... anh © te 21 5 BC 5 ly discounted. Sales were yp aa Cons Cop Min ..| | ’ 6 | % | South Po & Lt Kh . follows: 3UQ sacks Arkeansag bliss ——— lCitvw Iee&Fuel .| South ag Ary | — u. @. _No. l, ber. rf are 0 Jo ; % | Celanese ris wi | ; | | g | South Cal E Dp? corn extended dec! line bey : hin ' | : ) ules 7 7 | Ain) : | Selfridge Pr Store : Cen enn cma kepters | 0 Se 2000.) TROIS 2018 202% | autres ail BH | OB) 0B | eee tig 40 | $1 Bri, Oren] Bix [come Des auel yl a8 | 98] 20 | moutnern Gree 1530 ~ BILLS DISCOUNTED ber hard wheat wen i down mor € bar s ne- é @ 1: +} {): “ry SL of = ne ' , i ae = note vf ; 1f) ‘mJ ; | Pants ‘) ik ’ \ / | South Perm Oi! oo] r ’ ~— . um iph, 3 B. ke ie 4 ‘ -_* iy wheat opened at $1.39; hard | » evt EB... ; Mm | “ay ogy’ Canada oO Jl ... 2 1g |S UT © reole SY eb stand | Sa Tot - “. ; w 17,100 % er (100% | sacks Okianoma bites | rd July wheat ope Fhag 0 taal nti eet : 37 Ste 98%; Ro 1 | 99%) 99° lo 5 GS wees LO4 % ‘a Tt ‘rown Central .. | 4| -1%& | Stand Com Top.. mere + PIR E HE ga ” “4 be 44. U1 % 101%.10) 1, $3.80: “oe sacks =e AT RESERVE BANK , . oO" : Feu wy a; nee £-¢ . - ; i B ‘ : . et 7 ‘ > in le 3 > TY Me OR % psp >, . Ss G & E pie : 4) 4 ls ie G ; . ; ‘ ] *. i 4 be U. =. : No. 1, $3 20; 1 car Oklah A343; re — ts te $1.44, a ae Oe 2 3%, 3% | Sey (ao : Shile M b1y i} 445; 4 24% 244% 24% | Standard Mot oe : .. Zoe a an wee 1M4u2 ie 10° ‘4 | biies triumph, U. 5. No. mi a7 rs : ver corn 1.105 Se . a 1 a4 St Lt con mies as +7 . Bl oO vith 961 OF} ants aad ~ | Stand & Ind. : Peg, ; . : »vbler, | >» +, e yf rs , * 4 le ; ‘ j ~ ar i . % ’ U Oklahoma irish co * ‘ RISE: $9,193,00R Pitino: “ec 338. Goo “bushels or, Bs “ae 1) BAR) t Son St ol bars) Be! Btu | (d0 SY ct Bom BO | BOM | Curtin “Aare gf £8 }eed Se maa: 158) 158 [sw rat, be Tae ence ie yisgime ‘ieleh cobbler, ©. : vouU0 barreig oi fticur and ib’.0VV , . : ; ’ D4 ate? “4 ‘ ; : Davega ne / i ge y 2 ts : Ul . ‘ : wheat, ¥( ‘ : ‘eg iho ‘ 3 Lay a , 2 mee bs 10 te (100 Ht. oe WW) , ei ¢ ; ‘ | Stand Oil Ke - o ' ' 4 i r . l. $7: 2Z0U sacks idaho russet The 1. Louig Federal Re bushels of —_— and ‘ots ra Mart kete COM | Ses MD to D>! : é ) il ] a few He aaah whi rt | Stand oO oo new .| ra , u . a - . . , bur rbank from storage. Uv. 8. No, | pertiy ; . . 4 +. “ el hi y *) Li I : 4 . , ‘ ‘ . ’ £ ; i ce oe : > Leer: wars 2 6 © © ’ . | . Of tes i ‘ a : } ae eo 4} 4 i 1} xe genio , n Spe Sel ' fe co" Paes ‘ *Rtand Silv-Lead 2 a > ae . raded, $2.75. Carlot track eales, cloaing iBank in its weekly report she ad cars Ol * he: * iT po : Fn | See | = Ext nl 7 ' | Stute M Car Am. 3% + 34 4 08 of 9 tO m Oe = none i Arkansas bliss triump—, f 00 ith a week efo and 690 a_ yea: ‘ ‘ MK&Tex ad: niniog Stores «| ~ . . | Seite In: 1 O93 3U.., 921 7%, thu y: Increase Of $9,192,000 in total } age. , Be received Jov, Duiuth; rf! ey % (103% 103% | w prem, ol shit 4 3 | i P & L pla! 50A 10) 7 ignn 3 : ; Le 36. 1s 109 100 (100 U. #. No. 1, $8.60; 1 car —. discounted. of which amount — wiiea Pra ote which were 40.- | e rf | Stein Block Co p 98. | 99 | ; ss ds. i? ic mixed, $3.25, and U, : a ° ~~ a! } al Ce i i v.* i . i é ' ' . » ; ‘ . . / 608,000 secured By U. S. Gover 600 bushels. compared wit! “40 600 bush- |Trad Co Amst See ioe 20.) | Potato price range W iscensia, rurale ment obligations. Qhe ratio of # cis weck aro abd 60.20 bushels a yea! | Thatch Mig 2 " i 10 B¥a8 30 --| 24) 99% OY 1 BOM 1 TIS nds. pe eKees Seo : included 20 cars joca: and Y through. S Pirin “ | 7 , 5 ey ; es i 7% | tal reserves to deposit and Fed Gore receipis. which were &#.dUU busiieis Thatch pytato 34 and Ro. 2 roe “3 yi 5 go i, e “with 120.400 busheis & eK Tidal! $3. ~~ “4. — 2 im ™% | Peserve note liabilities combi compared Tidal 1 —-. if LO2 * /@ Luz + , LOR % owen ot el) epee nency hall, Du hamper: bome- age ; F aro and 85.400 bushels uw year aso. gli T i 2 ic cling J from 59, § per cént to + cluded Cars loca | and 1% through. . : 1 Ee m ~¢ ‘ : ; “4 Are a! - 2 ; ; s lad egg a I ( — receipts. Which were 72.000 Dus: rt : ; : " a i Nat cy = , > a Pah Gm t — “ Tu NZe 4 ‘ged ae - 7 Tung So] Lamp Tung s } ] A or f\ 90) 7 ghiy , gy 0 webeter 6% a3 ae ray * tet ry ie vr ~ | Grows panes TR a R xe "n Artiet Th cif e beter 7a a > | on Di ‘niter] Bise A | € Western P 5‘ 937 ¥ v7 O97 | Bi | Cabbage . stork. ‘nited Biseuwit rr — | Me S eeaeY ,, | Lettuce was slightly weaker. jones were ‘n Elee Coal Ses % : 3/100 % 100% 100% | gull, Temalote oe were # atec with 70,0UU busheis a week ie ae i ; . ) 102% DIZ 1O- ' ‘OR & 10a& 1100 ap Farm Cand; Raeurces and liabilities of the Fe ot gee » 2 go. included sor. “1 ~ S > ‘SEreT gen 4, s ty’ oa , | Federal S A sas It Whit ” Ba le Oil ' : | Tations, Gas Im . oe Se 2 94% 94% 94% | ASPARAGU a ton 5 for . —— White Se w Mech | | faney ; $2 Jor fancy, strings, $i. Reserve werd St. Louis in the ' anc throug! Hay eee | 'Fedder Mie A & ‘ es 6s 36 ww.. °3' YVI% 27% 07% | Home-grown, 7Jdc to $1 per aos. FOREIGN BONDS. | oe ADOS—California, $4.50 to $6.59, ahi do} iat fit Civse af business June b (Hi a! 1 y 6 Lmrougr! 3k U1 . i . : : . J ’ c Fire gtLone J with net "chanbee compared With Juns pt in ‘t. Louie Puthle Ele ators / | Re Mot fae 05% | according to site, per crate. vs a | BEETS—Home-growa, 10c to 20c, per follow 7 amounted 0 Hv * AGM bushel fy * VM he ; Forha rt se decrease, | doze n t pus ches. RESOURCES:—Goid with Federal BP 1836.36] busheis of corn, 17 ry 904 bushels | Fox Theater my serve agent. 11.18: decrease. 4768, & . of dats Freed-Eisemanr redemption fund with U. 8. : ain sto ze, comprised 234.424 bushels , r, ore Os ae : T ‘ zy : ¥ 4 ; r) ta } i oh _ " : ' ‘ an tgs : e ; .3.4 ; i¢ . cry} ' ' ‘ — : ; : : pis ret , ' | - Shae . 234 bushela of No. 2 Oat 42: e) td 1 8 | a ey | » 104 a. am é =a * a Gibson i noe 0 2 . y ae af ob. 4! Bale \ la I ; : 92% “A BBAGE—Home-arown. 400 to The R97. en orease. 143. of Ko. ” White Oates: 3 ishe} ' ' ah : er. io. "SOEI_LH , , 3 f . A ( r he Ls fi ‘ E etd : (siiiett Safe Rare 4 , , Be. Aetu er! - El o ' “4 ; per bu ‘Son and $2. 25 51 € T ed . Ts y 1° ‘ : I a F2 ’ 4 ’ rE. f ~~ i a i Tat | i) , ; , : ep” id . (sien iden Cr al ie ’ iv . a one . 1 ; . eriin “4 OU ° i }- c discounted: Secured bv U. S. Govern No, 3 White Oats —— gryt ’ 103% Age (N55 te eee 4 ae rere : "34 1] Li “ - \¢ : ' a4 4 gg p- be . "1 as. “e : or) “| OM : »* , a 4p ? reise, & it i $2.76 0 ; ob! igi sthone i4 Gs ingtre Ase. HHORS Primars receipts OT neat 4 MKaviel , ’ . . . pad 4 ' oD } 41) ‘ } “" i + - . 7 : ; (sabe) - agli . . ~ is fe i + Y #04 4 4 ; ee > to . Bern —~ , ‘Bk ~ " . 4 ( “AR RO s i poo a i per Pu : € : we? od " Ff , leh! +f . enira ‘ tis ~ 2 U as Une ‘ ™—14S 4 +. ‘ Of ; *A ‘ ‘ bi- Sondvr ‘T } , pes é 7 Jd ° * he vyt - > 2 | Bogota * ‘s ; -| > ‘ ' $4 per erate. billie dtacounted 11.536: increase, 2a than a week ago and ji ist 4 i ; ‘ 4 ” , an 1¢i4 WOOGy! &Rub : i ae i Util Sin Apt.. ‘ * a f 34 . | Sree , hi} “ inamtind °8 °19- : aco, Com recéipte were AY ! Cc et 7 eed iid eyo’ 1 fe Di ‘ © J . ie re , ;} Gorham Mfg Co.. ~ Dt) OF oe | Yeenum Oil. . 3'134 ¥% (131 14°13: Bi hoe ane ‘ 7 ‘ ‘s tae pet, Rane “ive. e P dusen 10993. Bilis bought in open na f Week aro and heavier than a a : s ae: = tek ae ean ‘anet “s ¥Y BR ine Oo ee ae ce ee ee en 5 PF | Greif Bros X pf ] ~ > pfd 2 ; A | stew 7X : recein's re ) be | O7 7 Ms CALIF ‘ghee gt ay ee ee a0 liahter | ne re: | , ; | Boe for mt eae, , a. et . i > LU : ‘ ha ; = “Hew ‘ : * } if M , 4 7 é . U : - ' “* Es p : . r : ’ ty (su f -crenee, S10 Treamury notes. aro aud lighter — atone es & 2 wie ; if cr 6 @ : te , p . ) pe S| > au i 40, 94%. ‘ CELERE--Flori $7 $7.50 per ' aon } 105% oy M tans | Habirshow ¢ aoe “ > HpMeri« were hf that 4 MoD oy ‘ , ; ae a 4 rip )*2 “ crease. 1438, Certificates Ged lighter than ' . Lo, mo Pr ae a ate R . l ot of? 2; Gen G : , .* | Happiness Cand F p ness. PSS; increase. amas Stabe ' | = Ly | | - te 94%, 954 «gas | ei COMBE: $1.50 afnine bunch. ‘,o°. ernment securities méfiis were lighter I ; i’ } oF “| O% A ‘ ee nn 1 it * 4 . 4 | : , 953 /Hecla ® _ om | Dak (on 58 65) Wd 9 | oo A a 39 5 heavier than a ; a hipment ag = 2 ¥. e aa 1 a 4 Cy Ke 4 : 2 74 a | Hecke Mi ne 200 tal bilis and securities, = ’ a cet ‘hesan Corp 5s re : : say ‘ ; m2 3 ' rE | 95% O54 5 Oy “ in tina hee "9 were heavier ; f i on ‘ Paty | : te & 4); Wd | Bo | € ‘ | BT aD “6 r i i ony - Fie | Jvenrnk ree o*% 9 100% "100 ies i y boxes. é2. 45: extra fancy ab: iio '~ Prus Ld B 6 Sv; 5S BG, BO% | | incremse 38!, Gold held abroad, 1 be hegvier than a year aro. | CB&@ rf us A. ~\ 4 :‘h se Iw YT ‘ ae 5. i y 7 m4 P, » = a Hercules Pow a pf 1/ nae. ) |FinnindBk 7 44. ' U% 100% 100% . EGG song’ % pert. Firet Bohem GW) $1 to Des) "ond $1.75 i deerease 72°. Yue from foreign mary receints of wh were 785.000 76 | 527. Uncoliected items. 29.863; dec p ware h 679.000 +: vs hiGL&C : 5s. ’ 100% Jv, JOL& | NY - “ as ie 8 seg, al G9 90 | OR! ar | Gen 9488 Bank premises SROT: whee ~y —_ cite with 6 78 : ; , * rete dé , rn é 2 } Ta : ai ‘ iH oo re 3 ~ 4 : et hayes é ' Or 05, Op ie & gar a a, unchanged, cfitts were ORT _NN0 bushels. : mm A 4 2 it ; 1 47 (145 b 13 * NLA oO} wave 4 a. o hp a 5404 Tit ; K ruskal 57 ‘| | a aatnet ae eae , ,, Secream, p with 808.000 a week ago and : & DA ryt » | j sant ~ " A. : - 4} ” pi4? ‘ata! reserv h aacrenee ; St. Louis Cash Grain. /& eee on ot , wei. | Onis Svc V2. - “ta oT ize” ! Jw ss Seo kt lame 13 re Va - : 4 k eee Se | i note Habitities combined, 51.7 1 . a Fe song Cash gain Be le on the ex- : sneha 7 » > nio Put 3 ++ y =a Nerner ae a? 2’ . 2 ny 4 na ‘Leonard Oil : . see .~“ 0 ; 101% | New S Wale 5 8 4 2 tee Oe Cercresa se 7? per cen ‘ x t riGgay Were Be TOLOWS si . iat ‘ ¢ n Gli 3: 31%, “ nacon : ring 1‘1]02 LOZ Oe 2 re ‘rThnanmbDu 4 , ; . 4 ' * KY al ‘nA b1—Home- grown. | MEMORANDIUM:—Contingent ‘he No. 1 red winter wheat $1.54; No. 2 TS a *e goa, Yes 0 Ss ] : 4%: 9: Ore ss a Ue e100 % 1109 & 1109 Lior aa e4 Anpall at P "a FA 71 DOU a i: Pree per. open - yaee. ae fon bil's mirchased for foreign co e ree winter wheat $1.51 1, No. 8 red win | C4 ¢ ig gs : 0 ** aby 1UO% » OU =i » tga : : i oe ey = fe. ' “ > %& (106 A. + ena eee iit Lb: ; yy Ay % ee ' a oi 4 ! { is! i , ly = =e ; ome grown. 40¢ to 50c per ents, 6330, decrease, 84. oe wes Bi. wag? a aaiiea Sued shied 7 v: my 104% (10S | Pac Cot Set O--) Si lens it Ei Bey 5109 ty 102 %y 102% | Lone St Gas a| 42%} O44) oo Te : i 186) 18% at oem ea (97. * | P% prroce—Calitornis I 93.50 iin ‘om 4 - re) ow are } i I yg iam : i = | Bs : , . . P 34 = + : > , Sasctew * 2 j r 4 ' ra i ? { a - - , ¥ 4 ; / : : S o + a “a : ‘ ‘ i a . : ™ - ; os ‘ ~~ . nd , 7 Et i " 3 , ; ‘ ie ‘ po er | ‘ ; box * | By the Associated Press. 24. 1. E. 5 yellow worn 90@ Ole: No. 4 “@l) ’ ra By ) | A ‘ ' | + Pat ee 14 f - }! t Nf oe ) te i dee. >? j ee “ ney a Me rita , > -¢ * f — ‘ >, ‘ AM | ents 2 2s ‘5 oe : ‘ : MI &HROOMS—M issouri. B5e per Ib in IAN ne —_— . , 0 * >, pager 4 4, | ge } - iH one foe | O° 1, Y: | Manning Bowm . o >. ; run 7 78 HO sd - ay raed “7 ; , ‘Mit, | cartons . i ee today . fae tate. hi n Term 5! $108 WA lOS ty 10s iy | Pag | 934) 11:10; 102% 10 POR R «fg 7 54 1 995 : seat Mi mde % 4% Can t Ee 783 } Therart: Sax «& M 61 1 ie | MI STARD GREENS—Home-grown, ¢0¢ Appel of Highland Park, to Il , ale 44%: iy F wage Bi 7 » Saggy mee ’ tana) a , A oF : Gee alae ae ‘ ot 13]; Bit! i fj 3 ' . P08 }tts4 J's we 5 A | ee oe? aa we ve ant ae new | Be Cc. ; ; . ‘ = * Ne&._New Texae crates No Tt 4 Cc: Tr) }) rade : oO aD E: ‘OB « mt - ‘ ; ; ¥ : ; eur . % 6 : : >f)* - f , 74 M ie . > f} ° f 4 SY ; q° O12 0 is ES 3 ah | ns ise m ’ } elected president of ne : . #4; No. a Ted oate 50G@ ole -OMW Power Ot: ~ ‘j 4 ime Lilo : eat be a - : ++ AYi f 7 a + P ; ’ ¥ 1 . 1 ly } i, Mead. 4 rm. 5° & Ant it a4. 3 P0090 139 &F 14 ; ' at Thies uw « 4 « ¢, ; white 101 SS. ff bs Louseens eregic, }: % | Bankers’ Association, closing ; St. Louis ay Market. oe 500 ee vk , ai. 6 6as Se 17 1011781119 % | Ga 41: 35. 1135, 1! nf 3 3 af ties & Fe 5A . ts! Mt N% | Stinnes « $0... sa | UO i per 100 Ibe: California white $3.50 l convent os aS . £% jar bs ons ny (yi re mem § v7 siag 7 es _ ' 1D % tro CC : ; 4% : BMS Lees i A= He 190% 1 % J lihem N ’ 4 > ae | an vellow $2.50 oer crate: home-grown |thirty-seventh annua _ ay epinticns: No, 1 timo hy RAY.) © Cig s! 3H 5100 vet Coe 1 Penn RR @ Rinace , : Sateen 1s “i9na ue : hin f nn a oe oe ue eny' ony) T L 7? wi 19101 O% LOU% | red $1.95 to $1.35 per bu. box; A. | here. J. H. Crocker of Maroa ™ a to Se No. 2 timothy, $16@18:) | Gut Ma : 1; 61 26) Ole igie | ven BR Se 6 | LOS % 10: Rhin és war.) 3011 | at | ai boos arent.” 0% /110% 110% | Cleve F ng FEE. aeatian” |e at = | 97%) 97 ‘42 | $2 to $2.50 per bu. box, and . ti ee Loa 20 No. 2 light + age ety 5 li s: “0 106% nm oR 28 1 Lao 4 hin cw ~ : ve 9 1.25 per bu. box ear | elected treasurer and oi 7 4 S17 th § is N 1 light clove: fw : ett $2; 3% PPO I ee ok. wee si ra) hicago secreta STs - 0. . — 1a, ~~ OE ~0 wen Cor r 102” : ~ thee ied) ~ tal ~ inTts | t 6%. & bunches. > si 4 i me 3° 2 e) ; : $100 % R& W ae! $1] 110 lll! : ri Os ' rt B , , re 28 Se : ie De r , naen , ee ADISHE S—Home-grown tive... 15c_ to eleventh Senetcutiys a pe py g ciover, 820 be Co rig Os DOs My TOS Se TOG by Celt ‘ ri iP it an 4 Aa = => = ae ; \°0c per dezen bunches and long white 200 | tiover. @ 19: hx 08 i BTA. | — 2 as ie! Co ee PIO] % J “i JO] Ls fonhe 4 ' } ( l OMe TO RUIT MARKET “= » to athe ner dozer bunches . $204 ty alfaifn nai23:|C C Bug ev db 7 a 2 a 102 j102 108) «| RG do § Re 46. B10 05 105 | F wool MARKET CONTINUES New tors Sugar. | SPINACH — Home-erown. $1 per bu bax. ie 7; oe £ ptiteitn Don Bg uba RRS OG% | o % | Philippine Ry 4s lena "ae ® | Seo P St Be 50 | 15108% 1ody It Apple Supplies Are Moderate— eee PRK AUT — Coens $13: barrele NG. ~ .* > 2 RR 5 > 100 ta U0 % 9% | POC&SL peb 5 pia OS ye J Pa My ar? mL? rae New Stock From Calhoun. | aheehes af teasimnes astems Gale Gichom PS ating yh ee = ce +2. : be "eat ke aya a : Pieas V Coal os O° By th My Sene Sagl toe fee Ora | | 0 : | , | fs Company a WHEAT FUTURES URES LOWER ON | es sjeae Se , — 7 2 3 f i PRI P7 le A y l ]¢) o é Po , an he oes ‘ "7 ae —e. won omy —_ o4 DON une 24.—The Commercia!) ; With nearby ugare Offered at 4.%l¢ ! " ETRIXG REANS.M iagissipol % -ba iar (+? } . ’ ’ ' p> ? gf > 2 pa ’ ° F CIs f al he : -_ ee ¥ s ‘ 1 i." , f ‘ - . I z : . , . ' i¢ _ . aw re ¢ fit urn. ris " e . ; fi O-rlmhoma hy Pi Ne i 106! V6 1 " 4. n , rity ‘ r ‘ « 5 ri ‘ my 4 ‘ ‘ 1% Appius BU) i's of Lhe 1226 ee rte y) eott ba Wil Bay. ' weAabu ' raw Pua ture is | aT pere , rs te $1 5/ ‘, Dividend Notice ‘ 7 ., * le BUD! : pti ye ae. _— ‘ _” | Del & . " ’ ° ° - a’ . a! +’ «*l . . ‘ , ’ 3 } . ~ ¢ 4 oef ee ay ‘ *%, ’ short Fr , : 7. ¢ » Z °T*s . } ’ ’ , a Arka? ses “ Pankfts $° “ . d ‘ 6000 HARVESTING WEATHER Dye t4 > le TOD tah. eer om ’ ; f ] ' +3 ‘ ¥ } i ‘ 5 44 ; ‘- . : “ "3 | moderate and are being aUuUEMmMenied t i 4 ~ — f Cor “= ao to ee ren y , was ne Suanec of 30° July noLloes Phey Pe ae , beu hampers iringions $s! aA en " 3 tk 4 2 rth p- anand | Solas i; 4 9 «| teuek and boat receipts of new sto rom | @n eb im - WEOK ces 19 | oa used avy lieuid ‘rroughout the!) eo 07. | nm f Common Stock Divid | 4 ; ; 14:3 rs ‘ ‘iy P : 1s) ; ' ‘ gt oP a a e . 4 b wag } a : C pak 8 une ware . he. , “ emt . ' on | ‘ Ma . mar ‘om Use i } His jation th ugh “Ve s : : iworyie grow 4 ei } to $2 25 or : _— o mares? rate pre ' 4! ; ‘ ; Trarate . . ’ ? ‘ m AL 4 * iF ».* . = ai fiowl Ou , Biila@iliU pus a ws . . leares +} a oO : ail nera’ iat A€urin ar rh tracing under “> No. 46 “' . ; ” = * if : " coe sa ‘ F ey a e : at cat - 7 : / P1154? i +> weals Peaches were about stead) aoe. © * : ee : , ~ ar ss roMA TOP S—Tezeae flat erates. Bh to Katisas reporte ait. | (3 j i : ' . 2 5 rie n 4's ' a 5, . ee ie ‘ j amencris one. Fine me WYO 1 Guar i» ich DPricea deci! * fm tae They | " va j am . ‘ Te ‘ i ‘ i : : a } ii}. ‘ thoy atermelone were aiso aeteac Y : ; : | ina. > ia la i 4 i , vreaer 7 rannedc $1.15 ner erate r} }; dividene : i { } there Mowe! pr ‘ - od * Pes * i } t ‘ ? F irs} . : i’) i a - . ‘ ; 4y ter. vie ‘ dame atis | iv iT} ’ : ” A regular quarte y cas ; i ‘ aes Li 4 ; ‘ ; e/t ; ra " e 4 a” « ‘ " ‘ . ~ * ‘ 4 ‘ : raz. } Ae, oe th. in? ‘ Vv tiie ut ‘Wie &, &4 \ . . . * Fice + ‘font ; ' a oe ant “; “=” ott . on P 6 $1 “4% ner erate ' is . e ont hs period end: mT ‘of 0 ’ > wheat todar. F_atimates a a , ) 4 " siete — ‘ ? > 4 2 = ; «? a” «6 ‘ . a hs : » € i b “ e Ligea os rect atid pulie Ols are firn ;ve @ Tire \ a> ; ry vwever. ang t WwW 3 = j Z ts) ; Z tor iw Th re ni ¥ a pare k — » : : Re a yet po ey far ‘r- ; } , ii rea ne ow . bia ‘ Pa > pty te ‘ J oo) « id pa ! ; ; j Ty] ines $3. BU Meee ari rel ; 7 * ile are gtronget art ’ “ 2018 are } P 4 " - “a 6 ad tela er o ot ver. ’ June 30, 1927, equal to 2% of its 7¥ ne Mig 1% Seems 9 ‘ . Fiery : 5h, OLS 1 : ; ome ( ity 6} noon a sles n e D n | * for thnag: Texas taney ’ on $1 : ‘ chez ft \ a les—Call ut oun ~ | ans , —s , , nm te repas — , for fancy elas mecy. value (being at the rate of g°. . Yi ‘ her nditions iNnansa® wheat , rat Ov tin ; ne les Be einutu), will be paid upon the Co ' ' Ta: | f).% f me ‘ ++ ae . , . - . . : } 4 ~ $i) } ‘ aiety » " , " ToSpec renee © ons ; ‘ wo af | es >» Poth - : i oo a ; . ‘ nn” ae , . : ‘ ‘ £. 2 ts of 4 " $ ft AP basket ahiG . i : eo rejigti markets are e7owinge 82 , , © er ! - a © ’ 1 (3.5 bites . 4 ‘¥ ’ : ; ‘ y- , - ‘ r ) . 7 ‘ . ‘ ti | ‘ rye ; Cakgis x aXe ’ - €. ‘ ,’ ry" : ' ’ - \ ri by . " - : : . , ‘ . ° ; nara ani 4 ; > : a ‘ “ . he ; : s, ¢e mon Capita! Stock of this Compen) ‘ P " busneis with tH a tint 7 be - 4% f 0 Woh, ‘ — leeeet tans 4 (TOTATIONS feanon of a & Der cen: rise at London at mid : et sow ches bu beues glebce $1.50 ft . a. 7 rs ro* ~) tos i) 4 wy ee oe ee ae . . ‘ ae Se eet ices ics Okemo at ea he Ay tte os AimaeRtrter wwIsriseGoaic a ~ — — 2 bo 20 SF © Cre ne tO he io) C3 on tsar or we Ra Ra RARE Mig SE OR fa Bi 3 Pr ao :~ i . ee tr rVIKqno Soc oe or 7 1 5% sis Ge gore b a — _ Gee oo ,- - w \ ge Reba ——— a '— ce 2 ig aI AE tn ay As re Nag Bnider P 6s SAC ——— © 50 3 e a" a ram -) od I f is U1 OF _ vw -_ Se ee ee ee ee Ue ‘ . "4 * 6 7% ww PU et £4 st be Oe » r TU bed et et TD eet et et ~ ; Se oe} } } ; , 14%; decrease, 118. Gold held excl Red wrmter wheat; 113.100 : : id , ty! "PcG 644 | 3 : | eopenggy Ba ly AKANE! F’. R. noter, ] ORF . No 6 , whe ‘ 9639 : 8 ~ . j om : 4 | ee ; ~ - : “ie ; : , . , po ‘ 4 ’ ; _ - oe ose “og a e Gold’ settlement | Foes Ag Ny ag ge ae B i Pac del Pe. er , 08% 100% | Est Ry ex sf 7s) 6 | *| 20% | Gaiy Hous El Co 15.38 90,2 engin N ° ames Be ee a + a | NYCLaSh ct , . Fee a9 | waroc -aC10 aoeiihn ates heicd, or x7 b Pom ; Hard er it ' c sa ‘ ] , « = sv (7e! Bak FB pee : E AgMtgbk Reser “ other 1h4 844 cenaiee) ee No. . iJ te “Ripe 4 eee ee * 1 -& ae ‘ is , ‘j rf ' 5 te 9.4 16 1, G6 OFgs rei ‘ vs he : | Gen Ice Cream .. Ste ‘erd - ‘ ys | 934 Li Baden C *-,. — —“« s ec e+ + -F — °F = SGatae ? ee rT ¥ a eo «- eo > ‘ ~. — -_——- = re mo rw Foe ee ? Die BK OIA w > SG -i= SS sd#o~) Wrsorcc oe or S wel ee — 3 oo es oa rs ~~ = ~ ~ en eee ** ~- ~ i> ie | — roe rs Cs - Co = OO TT v = — ois & ci - - ori OTe ot Oe? > -) * > +) as Pree | QLIABILITIES:—F. R. notes in sce (pons . ia leireulation. 40.701: decrease 131. siamo Ath oh : | Powite Member hunks— reserve 183 7 id 406.000 inet year. _ Wheat * 4? | | ot et wre bee 10s eta em 90) haan ae - ~ Bde “ Se EP . PON I BIR. aE NCC Ng ree, ll, og etl ly a ie ; ‘ 4 - - lw . ‘ ‘ ‘ - 4 a. a. : iad . fle ideney m Kne wit h the expec- |* o Was ! : 1P5— “ome grown giches 5 ed . } ' ine { p00) CMe f ’ N00 uh by check on July 15, 1927. to share | Alling 4 vA 36 OV, +i Be x ‘ . ‘ : . — romis market appcare . ‘FNe) a} Wit » ie tees then ' jaheia, roq ] } ; wes : + o eres ‘ . ' : p ; ~~. ’ ' o*e «? a?s? ‘ ; a ' ’ . ' ¥ Y tas ea a om’ a , - . ge eines . we holders of record at the close of bus: x ‘ ¢ ‘2 ve 4 a a esa . a : m ae 9 FA Tae j {). 1» ®, f , ; : | ue * 4 , / O41 ‘ . 2 : : ot tos ) “9 ib i ' ! | 4 i , . ) i ne « on June 30, 1927. The Transief . aEBET} A rer mest —_ ‘s bOt 1 wv! ' ' Set! . Ss oy 1m 11% { e ai rmeR: . wn, as | sreater etidarit it 7 pet _f thy iy ‘ ‘ ‘ ve ir ; New York Coffee. . , we PUTER Re f AiFO avorapie ui ¢ y 4 ; Pm, / 4 ; f oi t Vest] : : = Gh dong , =. rere 3 rif i yeaetl Thureda' ! ; . r of a ingea :fom U ' - _ . > Ww ; —— —_— t Books wil! not be closed. ‘Aes Cig 00 ke ¥ t * net ar Vig} ‘ ‘ i ? : ; : ai ; , ' 1 ‘77 4 : ‘ : ‘ in ' operation prima- “ . : — aA acer Sante ER . - , 7 ee A F. HOCK ENBEAM . ‘ . : “ai | *T ‘ - . ’ ‘ ; 7 ' } i ) ‘ ¢ ‘ > ! ' - . ’ ‘ ae . . ‘» hy trhaetie it of goods e / . ’ » . 6 ’ . ° in 1 & : ; sie : a, Pg . . : $3174 7 N47 n . 4 =i 4 : re oe ee . , - 7TE f wets fee | os . : a > ore, ; es ee “ a eT! . _—— a , ~ OT , > Su ; f : . * ’ 2 ae | ‘ . ; * =—_—-_-_--- = #RDO. : In a age trey i er ~ ble oJ E 4 eo ; ; » Ac, 3 aie oe hile - “¢ ao ERRIE Bf e-grov: 2 PRODUCE ELSENIERE / _ ee et ‘i he ‘, ah ae vm " . - Th ‘ ACKBERRIES—Hom + the chief per 12-quart tray. Arkeneas ines a lack ; a { : : ’ | to ‘9°. 5) ner ©4-quart -caer _ Be ' © 4 ai RE, TG ~ penta a 4 m% | BIPAD! con oS P18, MPR! BIN |? GOOSERERRIES—Home-grown, $1.60 to | | ” Fume Stns li ou nG wt * ’ M&M con A. ’ si wey Jima * - . - ng ‘e : q - Cal forn a : i ey 4 ; ‘ . . earn ‘ry +f) ' . ‘ ‘ " ’ . a) ° ef NJ MP ' reru 4 » P j q } . ] ~ 4 : ‘ + ‘ : ‘ ‘A? nda ys to rel rt 4 ms a sa 1 ON . :. : st meals sreign eachange |B ~-- RY ' = G ner ey ' ab A nn Ps 4 zt : j r : z { tr honey wew me | ° . . : . " fs a : ’ | ‘ A +~ . . ‘ — mniAle improving | hd ’ aa dar ; 1 ’ s , ee uae ; " wee . . ; ~ . . ; : : _ . - " " : ; s i ’ the winter | et) 2 ae me re fy . 4 { ee i TANT UU Sterling , » O- ’ sNA tr hippir ac at decided hand? , bal ROE ee rE © Or Oe REN mm oe wee . bs eg ren by ® ag ed ? aaa a ae ‘Wh « f [ ; y C er it - : 7 +5" at 4 Z ' . ss : . , . (19 f . ** ie ay ‘ -* 3 : in : . oe 4 = . P 2 .- ae ‘ :. to . » © per 100 4 N " , C 0 ee he F : ’ “4 ny in 4 “ai . eae J& G 4's . j 0 . mm F' nS ‘ , : , t. tiol , erent l jemani TIurSs—8' “2 . $3 per 100 an eee D E R S O N & : 4 ! cim we ~ | 1D : te rs i Gen # » 6 : , “A . ‘ = a iy ' ; y CF i > Mi OxS— Cal iforn \@ $3 b0 to $5 ww per . ~ a ~ . ¢ - ; . . ‘ ‘ ’ ' ' ° f f x On 1 fyi é ohare : é : : ; — . t : . : af " j ’ " . i ‘ ; ry y . Ps i ‘ ‘ - ‘Sees and ecapress. “OG. ruos wera x ° Ee : > - . On aNGES—Fiorida. $2.75 te 84..0 and ore) 1 Se Liressec sitry wease. prices $3 to $6.25 per bo) THruartit ¢ Gone ri: ‘ na NAVEL pews Securities Bally a hull month because « | Gnndr TA 31 Bovey SEE Sn gt oS nage egg ht Ms) MT LAT em. De *PRAC! HES—Georgia 6-baeket crates ‘W YORK June 2 rm : HE ih con evelopmnente’ in apeine wheat | OR ants TROIS TAN | Kine Con ON Bs 5) BE Geta Ny — ark. 1 5 VPRACHEL—Geornie, Obgeket, crate: | NEW. TORK. Jone te ie tied : | ERSON & €O 2 n AR i mt - ° a ie . bah ate tia Pon - "ane ; * P ; : oh a» K rryrce I ; ru ‘uns ml es iit }.te i pl ye ‘ eal raiheredc j ' $a 4 ‘ “ i, & . ; 4 ; s ‘ 1 ait : ‘ : ; 4 ve 4s . ’ « ter ’ " 4 . M = i. = ‘ ce AJ we . ~ oe 2 - rs rn ™ joy . , ca tit j —. as geen ~¥ ; . Investment curveies Dittec es HW GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS Te Bea! Rag! Saag [Sime Pee ae DMP ertiames | CPR ARE irom. SATE 'nAsper bites Comers aff; | parwod hmourted: Teal, eather, se ak Sale Same ila, ene -aoM a ' @ 1. June 24.—Graip bide and of- | -, . y POT TOT TAT a Pac g ie 1 10! 101° j10) REECE Dra a, D 1.85% pet 1 S-quart tray isin mide tae io average extras, 264r3 a . Eighth Floor STOCK EXCHANGE if . ne ® 5112 Y aX cage lg. N : lors | bee Ar ETT, _P jeri . — NS BR farce wom te SAGRTR [SAEs gh Bas, Bs ES ES RO ee he HTL Tha hy [PERN adh “LEAD, ZINC’AND COPPER Se Nad meena, "area Ceneral 6640 1 OOP Rog lie a+ aN nce yo Lee. CURB ASSOCIATION BOARD OF TRADE STOCK EXCHANGE RRAZILI i 1B Lead wae ewtronger at S6.1°% per - HICAGO._ June TK —Yen. U 37 ats x | The in Bt. Louie today. Zine wae Guie | steady. reepipts. 7 care “HKLANGHA ’ Oa.e $F 290 ner 190 lhe r a4 ' eprings. , ) : ar rel 6 + | - MONTREAL-—Dollar. D 88.8"! KEW YORK. June £4.—Copper firm. | 20 ters. 18'4e, ducks, 2lc. c “ae RI bo Reig F EP ty - ant . 2. 1 51 es 5 J aci OO 102% 101 199% tr 1 deg . naaal aehy. | CHICAGO. June 24—P on crip ’ OcCK EXCH E Leen OTe | 1 at St oy 1 propio # ¢ OF NY 414 ie FP etn arn NEW YORK RUE RUBBER MARKET \: Auguet P mn ethady | mew Bl: ’ 6 care: 01 ireck pew | NEW YORK 'ST ANG Pate aos pect eee tle x einen scat tes wihAy te Cus 13 2 -% 104% es BES ST. * SAINT LOUIS Antimon; SPE MTS NOR REIN OS AND RENNER ER Ee Fem, mh Mateo wong wet Yee Se fee ee oan he hs oi oe r sala on Corn Products. | & ‘STLANO ,; ) xatl | A354, 3 Septen! : ae ft Oe . oe O4.—Starderd conper lune 24.——Corn Product: he A Pe Third Av ej f BRI, | y | Guat ad 5 . TSS. 17a. 64; fulures. £24. 10s; ele —." a Ag “ +19 c ae ‘ Agh « : . _ 4 oa . . ; ‘ LL f - . ' ‘ rm ? ; . 7 ; a : a “ Sf ‘ ; futures common 6tOCK tf yemeran 41 wi . 1. nes roaled Lat ne , 0 ne 30 ig , | £ ! hi ' 29 pe. om RA te r 50 wents both ) i ltt @' ® ' ‘ : . “ ‘ ; er ; f} i ‘ 14 } ‘ ? : > . " : 6 } - " . i be he aa} ~ - . ; ft ; ~ ‘ : ‘ . , “ . s ie A . . . ~t ‘ en, | nenir Con. 6438 ea, | Trumbu ' wo 1 B 4 ates ruree, £24 ro % ] tor ee . 2 : “eo $ - baad i , . > a2 ; ; & ono Trane - ~ ns , ., OU, fuiares, £26. 10s. horized, ‘aa i» os ae. 1 ‘ ae ei TEN | Labial . “ ) eet eer + apace

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-- 7? « ry Fs _——_ en ~_— RR r= FaGE 2. DUIS POST- DISPATCH _ — —_ ~- * . they were taking On : ete a t. Eatticships rh. bei ak ug +-é standa7@ization cas oe oe "ane jeans ‘tt tenes en oe speeds CPT a - renga een fe ‘ P @ ae as r = a i a ra a oor . . ae ~ Fi\e.¢ ete sa —- A ew = 7 om T! . B7 a a 5, é ee . a cer » nae x’ ree “ne s7% ore - + ~ . 3 ie Z ae, Cruc. a! Ua 4 @elepe § aga-ius. eateeces O4, pr: Le Der ; ‘i on Your Old spring and all-cottomn mattress. , eS z Se i Living-Room || walnut Steel Bed, Complete | An Ideal Summer Meal- 3 cSre se Se ai Bo Gommeeecon: wim$ ] QS baa te + | "3 Ee 2 “: 7 a ; = | with good spring and mattr Ready-to-Serve Meats 5 MR EE et — et | Very Easy Terms , ~e-= t-te ae AT ven ey, ry Eas: SNR — i ee ee ee ee eR en 7. 2 pre ~ «Ff . -— ee ee a See These Sustes on Dispday wm Our ™_"-eoe 7s. Olin e a , freer Windows wee + aes, Sas» ee ee > om &» IAA LALLA Lg OFFE ALCAN ALLEL EEDA Three-Piece Jenny Lind Day-Bed and Pad ne _ - 2 et . +o +s Ss ge a ) rr as Se = ‘ ae | ee re ; | Levwely wood-end Day- Bed with head- INDEPENDENT NN 4 Cut Moh So — ae q . hs a tC, = ih ut O alr | space. Pretty cretonne- eitozs “s , covered pac emery TOSERVE MEATS @- + ee BedDavenport Suite | osss cas ST. LOUIS ?)} . - — . me * x 3. s . : “ », we ~ . ww — . . . . a ~~ . ™ = . . * 5} » a an j . iti “«& . »? » & ~ * ss od wv ow waa es &ee _* Zz eal a 4 * ~ ‘i : %., = . a Ps “a ree an tes. - « ~ > . . « : ~ . . : : " ~ . . - ¥ - ' ~ ‘ = . ‘ * . . - ~ “— ~~ - - . wt - . _ . * - ~ —— — » a4 . ; " ‘ ~ i . . » . . > : : ~ ~ % “ ’ * on bee whee - : — > . nad i ws, SA) > ot . P ’ : . * 8 aa “ ; : . » vf - ‘ . . : : . ~ } ; } ed t ~~ . ; q - ” - P ws is #¥ ben ’ ~ - - - ~-ga “ ad > =— > = at Four Pie 1eCe —— = =I . | $prings and Mattresses Odd Chifforobes 4 Fabric Bed Spring. made of tem- § 75 = | oe | Pai Bet on ss $D7 Bedr O = a Ee ‘i ee | per ed spring wire. On solid frame, an 2 O IT) q ae SS NY i}. af | lical Coil Spring of excell LL Sa RRRIRIARAD >2do Naa . ; SED EE > -_— ~ 7 le ee ee a | LtSA22 ‘srr +7 S sent RS Beentiful new ( hifferebes, comsiruction and guaranteed. —_— + ss... see walnwt wereer oo jrreatis reduecrd. tton Mattress. se- *Q’5 Pay $2 Down Quality ticking ~ ® oe 2 ‘ae : rg : ~ ae ee eee ee Yb eee eS - wis aes * . 5 P nos has (saree oe Lahey 3s 18) anes Pe? ‘2 pce 4 oe a Pi Bc : sh - a i ae Se ot Sane yr lees » MG ioe tare wie Fr ae e % ae | * ‘ ee 7 Bn ee en. 9 Oe (an * 7 ee eer ‘ - + ey . i id as te 3 PIS AEA. eae ie ugh om Se ae pee 2 SH e MP pe ekes {e & yn Oe ae a Te tae i a ag R SANSA 5 eles ie, sai b+ R523 ned 2) PRE tae *¥ w er SENAPDO OES AA A AL ENN and pretty w mg-tep tables wonderful] valuc. Pay $1 Down > ew le Day-Bed and Pad = — : , } ; 1 Metal cane pane! Day-Bed hich ope: } nto large spring bed. Com- "¢ 75 All Size | | . | aoe 7 i ete with cretonne-covered 5 | ! mattress Pad : Congoleum Rugs ; . | Only $1 Cask Slight ~ 00 —— — —— Seconds a >, A Month: Slight (mpertections whiek . eae ~— al yal 4 Pak, He Bn re eee a, cerih, ee . P . is ied «ee Tak ten oS a Bk vt Pb te og ee By! ee ee Oe oe 96! Mp hia me Son, A; We os 4% 23% 2 a %, in Bh as yey yee 8 Mey caaeey. r m ‘ a aed di FS Geir, 7 eee OD) ene ie wy OY a SAAS Wi Sw. Se pet affect the wenrtng —tlimited quantirr. Your tire money if 4 0) testis aekanl Ubi —— } ay os oe POEs farthest “yy § ogee lh | =f cninsters | lap nt a SAVE ON FURNITURE —y | : A ote | Tarra? : | Liberal Terms at Union | Porch Swin ° : ec cToR: in the Fisk store 3 : pauaVL You get incomparable tires at _KITCHEN NEEDS AT DECIDED SAVINGS! 2o6.m 12" ST-7™ Ema prices that comparison favors Rae RSENS dae EOE. NANNIES SOOO You Can Buy Your ‘ . 2 ? - wn . . € t ; 3 ' . ~—_ q . . * ——— ' GOODYEAR is an outstanding value in a low ~ tt : . es TIRES cost tire. Get the prices. The Fisk \ { cot : " - c K 3 = ) jp ees | =F et £ mame and the Fisk fame protect | | a eS) & E2- On s Zasy Terms at Union your dollars when you buy from Ps — 1. ba i ie ~* ~ 4 as ; Biue Steel Cabmet P ba It’s tu 4 4 bso orcela:n-Lined ust as easy to pur- the Fisk dealer. W hite-Ename! 40-Lb. Gibson pu tien th 2 chase good tires at Union Gas Range Refrigerator Kitchen Cabinet Gas. Range Refrigerator as it is to purchase good : . - a bit : tu nitur ee lL. ail ae = . rieavily insulated walls sac nla this good-lookin : Heavily insulated G: >son . — The —— 4 e oon “meray Bo ye — and large white enameled acien oi : ah a! net Gas Ra: ete Be oak Refrigerator ty. ..the same service. .. a aallliiea 7 a OO tooc )«€6cchambers. «6(in((lthis the eauipmert te be h: ove = 4 Celain-immed ic . and the same casy terms. e , 9 De -- ' } spiend:: ~ . , cal iad ae A oh : ce -_ t - is making good on hundreds of thou ename *45' 75 ht > | RDTON : ambers | No red tape, no extr panels 7 agne : urn- MGS IOC --.JUSt come in, select sands rs. It proves that low. _— riced kind . : ei der of cars. ms roves K : Cd Otel - CaSicy your Goodyear Tires. ; : _™ = Ff ; . , A t tre muleage is an established fac’ Oniv $4.00 Cask anc away you go, enjoy- | ~ ) , mg your tires while you are paying for them. ALL SIZES li Ni i i i i i i ll A 74: Dealer Offers Yor | | - \ iia Free Insurance cRY TYPE ) HOUSE FURNISHING CO. , Phone Lindel! 724 | + TIRES MOUNTED saan Gdn 700 PROTECTIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED PAYMENTS Being Offered Now FREE Steamer Ch hair” 1120- x : E cS by Union 0-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST.

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a smer Whitel dent and Mrs. Cool- to T he St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine * atte P : B J V.J | White Heads and Y ay . ay I} ' ae wn || = Black Heads OPTIMIST {| @ : i Se ww By Marguerite Mooers Marshall “ANYTHING BUT TEACHING.” t J UNE is the ménth when thou- sands of trai , ) , vital. iaaddiner Sieur eemnes Te & young woman, to any HE Boss ordered ali of us city | again their ancient lures § : Hills of Sou are pouring out of colléges all over | womanh—yes, afd men too— salesmen into the office for a i earth. the south wind’s nad America and streaming in every 4i- | than a face covered with pimples. | conference after work this aft- | | refrain, the daisy’s madeap ~~ . scovl rection ih quest 6f the pr ne When these pimples develop a yel. | ernoén, and I called Joan on the | | Their squandered gold is a gj py OWEN i every direction except one. Taix | léwish white core at the top, they phone at & o’cléeg te tell her I | hills and where the ferests rise ag = grat ,ME lt ' — with the girls in thé Senior class | are called ache, or white heads. | would be late, by theme was no- |, cmeees oes 6 ee _ wet : pi at any college Listen ¢ ne Where they develop a biack | afiswer, and I called B@r again at) | sad hearts and weary even O 3 if ot xis e when they avade th ats tat | cover at the top, they are called | 6, just Before I started home, and | it is well to put aside the ._ ewes acing empleyinent bares ° ve —" eomedones, or blackheads. fhere still was no afewer, and I | cares of idm & drift oa Ye SB t a the We hear “one hate i oie ll na | | Te understand this condition, | thought, dafn the teléphohe com- | | rising tide Where bloom and a pis u : “aia the médera eolle irl is ready t Be | eine ail = Va you Must remembér that the skin | pany. | 0 ee oe ee . — . : do “anything se aonb ~sligg | | | : , ‘is equipped with a great number But when I got home the house | on, ensnared by nature's Wile, @ guests we > ty years age teaching wa — 4 . of little glands which secrete va- | Was dark and there Was no sigr greet the quickening goid ef the Pres ar — Prager » Batre reteses = hor a “ag or tious fluids. The function of one | Of the Baby of dinner er anything, | the green & woodland aisies: Ne = ars maleate ~ e sites “ “ond es “s" poe ws ) set of these is to secrete sweat, and | and I went neat door to the Stew- | with the me*dowlark’s refraig ; . of weli-mana ged A a yw Baa the oe te 0 7 ower that of another set is to secrete | ofts, but Joan was fet there, and | tinkling songs of streams, the me S. womes. . 2 Seer etliene aan Phe ccenaeh atl the eily fluid which keeps the skin | Mrs, Stewart said she thought Joan mer days have stirred “lant jent—the first on ota pe ei . 4 sad th a | dry and supple. These latter aré | was out walking with the baby. mans ancient | Pe pole trip—happenee © SS ee ae rong eae | | kihOwn ag the sebaceous glands. If| So I waited and waited, and fin- | He sees x 2 he ae oe sada. | ‘Well, I left her ana I started | ' a, | ONS shoe §=SENt Bree a . : | | | The people most liable to it are | -y, | the cost of the rompers you thouSht | o¢ wearing one of the the of either s@¢x who take it upon | | — - ‘these with walking up and down in the liv-| ... t esid. “It was not. 1 — a on - “ 1gelv her dress, péer- ) | Lalit Pion h @ naturally ily skin | ing room, and I was getting gooa |" “74 * Said. blouses that are so smart this 6a mt tha A ee ery anode apativee veindiens. | SAY. | cee Veet eneneeeen Of this Oily | ana mad, and I was huneey tee | was thinking of you having to) son, for you will only twas Gen angens hag sone : fluid. 7 ’ ‘ “ig . : ; . — > | and timally f went Back to tne bea. | OTE 9° Gara Bard,” and she alt, | your bad pele, Ee ee : eryone tefds naturally te have | : 0 Then you will buy the baby some | coliars which are rather Bigh 3 3 ; Teachers in our smaller commu eithe /reom and [I said, “Now, see here | 9 | : ‘ ; ; ier a dry OF ahi oily skin, But | - | pretty new rompers?” and I said, | the neck, and if possibile, & e Meck ‘ . nities are subject to just such in the activity of the glands dependa | ~’ __ "@* 300” did not even 100K | 5° course I will.” and she said, | fluffy flower. Don't under mei: be tolérable interference, as recent Paemelpaanrerctiailie stands depends 4+ me. She said, “Sh—the haby .. ours : . - Don any eo — a = eae nous see? prove. Post-Dispateh : only on inherited constitution, | wante t@ ge te steep.” | “Were you really thinking of me?” | dition wear a dress with @ flag a ace. | | ll th @ of but also on temporary conditions | a and I said, “Why, certainly,” and | lariess line. sie pserved ° readefs readily reca h e on ; ‘such as over-sensitivity of the | We went out toe the living treom she said, “I thought you were e “— — = , nat a rinei- | : | id, “ a | ‘ ’ , - ee : ' ust the efficient young schoo! prine nerves or nervous ailments caused | 224 1 said, “I want an explana-/ +01. too stingy to buy the Baby| Here's a new ides that may pes red ix L and ——— pal in Néw York City, Rockiand by overwork, too much tobacco, | 10M” but she just picked up the) 556% sibly shock you. nes ae but as ¥ iges County, for whose + sagorconee an land ehreai: eabdbenneen | paper and began reading ana 1'| see wtteeh wan 0 nine teen} wen eek ee i oe ned it thet Wil , i eous | saitial “ af ! . med. é o sarticue- unco’ goed and rigidly rig : The smaller pimples which come | @% “De you hear me?” and she (to think of me, your own husband | A smart woman was seen — eee ha school beard asked, because he | out om the skins even of people. Said, “lL ah. not at all interestec | and Joan said. “I’m sorry, dear eriy i it entertaining walked home with a pretty school- | who are dry-skinned by nat in whatever yot’re saying. A maf! P one . ‘ i 2 r ‘ ight ma'am and admitted that he liked | ‘equally disfiguring chee cm | who wouldn't buy his own son few | canbe f Gan cae ae Bit plain he 2 ¢ red after tt ae an ceaeinieatie etait ; 5 ge more obstinate, since th:y | en oe ie that 9 Tuesday night about having to buy Sten a was " ehe with a ted m long 5 mf ual s° +2 mae : oa ae i a do not clear th % re romper ar-— : | nitted sweater. advent Fes «0 Cree igh, thi ered meet for this young woman: z men ors ; seen emeselves by dis gement again and I said, “Have | sa grec hanya this material is that eanven tes. Mn ig fond of needlework and at hostile local opinion presumably Surely it is,” nudges Polly. Surely it is a Other people at the racés are oBserving that Because the il-secreting glands YOU bad dinner?” and she said, “I penlppeec Forint boa let your wife have | {Self Well to neat tailoring “Gane sen levoting much Ume vibrated between ostracism and mannequin introducing afew costume. The hatis Péily wears a three-piece suit. Mitdi wears anen- awakes to a spécial activity at the #*¢ something before you came. “se pcsacegy tt ven goons ‘let ner | Will hold its lines well in wet de heting 4 eautiful lace bed- tarring and feathering. — felt with a very high standing flare. semble, her hat matching the colot éxzactly. Notice appearance of the seaual functions | 2°™e*.” and I said, “Well, what am | aay “~- aia. dry weather. Its advantages @ " gpeores( h © be left Im the Dispatches from Indiana, shortly | } cape is of white satin with navy blue em- that they have their backs to the race track. acne is particularly a trouble of I to eat?” and ehe said, “Help| ee pore eht 19°7.) | yachting and boating are ¢ sass after this incident, tela of a move | D5roidery. This is exactly what they came for—to Which sort of puts the horses owt of the running yeunc cir! " | cea se unt — —_— ‘ . Ea | | gee new styles first. tei | S siris. it often causes them | | Shetland Wool Scarfs, : = | to bar from locai township schools | r as far as Mitzi and Polly are concerned! /gteat distress and humiliation Tt ' Shad lary iret | ‘he land leaves some “women Who wear skirts shorter | re seem neil aa hand-pa sn community impertinence | No. 14, South one No Trump: 66 ~ me oe ee eet- of his stubborn face. Luncheon siderabiy restrict: his seeeiiner gad ein ne — tere ee ee i little New Jersey high school. By sana 15 —e oma prneces ihe to it. Whichever one of us is be." nn oo Having got al pe over netting Gate cnn ae nd fill them with the fish mixture. - . sails alien the organization of a dancing ciass st hen mea e ras are “it came very soon on the kick pessibie out of transparent scap mixed with an equa! esnatien Put on the top crust and bake un- : , she found @ sane release for socia! orgie alia avert rte yn day was Saturday and Chester was S%*'Tts Many years ago, fashion now of oatmeal can with advantage be tii the crust is done. The pies m-y . ra a he» activ ities, she kindied achoo! spir- Trump would be risk y Biddin zoing to Diay on the teain on the is turning to transparent coats. lathered into affected areas every be eaten hot or cold. . m I a ™ Ps | By Oo ’ oe Retr it; she inapired bright beys and la Spade would be inadvisabdic Oe schoo! lot. Me was dressing fur ‘he | These are thoroughiy beautiful i¢ ™“2"*t The 4ry-skinned person Many excellent dishes can be t will not Inyure nickel or ar Papa ‘ . : = . ' adnan Pr t . i sai utiful : atten 2 — , . . ; ~ = 4 vid 3enTt egg ol ee seoeog, + «tno cause. in view of the Diamond bia CO°#*'O® and thought he weuld not spectacular. They are usually | 2°*8 2°t Need remedies which check eae ty a wae eee Raney , Plating. Most polishes e« ” oot: 4 ma événmet by South, there appears to be bet- wear his blue shirt. (printed voile and are worn aves his sebaceous secretion, but needs tne PP: use a oe of meat. . — : heer Our schools, our children, need ter chance for a game a. Diamonds “Ma, where ig my biue shirt?’ the lace biack and white dresses | °Uiefly = are mee aoe & Ce from ae sie ~~ neers - otal f= 4 said to nee e noainl a the best of the college girls as | ‘°*" *t Svad The hand’s gen- ‘Mere on my sewing table. It | for formal luncheons and teas of °™**S*. This is best brought about | suiter penne. Sat an Seine pee Mer. vinenee® fen “ten ee teachers: their strike against teach- |@ral strength eo great that a ¢é@ded a button. It's ready now, the early summer have made pop- by appiying petash or soda soap . Saat Pper, aan @ little sugar, te: regen . ee pee ing is & social lees. Yet it will go | S™O84 Jump is no: needed, ang “BOush and you can wear it.” ular. and leaving it en long as the ehin| wane aca s eeu am he nee ae tih th uni |& pass would be sound were it not With hand outstretched for the a (Can stand it. every day until the m ~ ane & quarter cupful of tar ee an on, un *® community realises | > biue shirt, hi ' ~han . Dutch Boy Pajamas. in P grated cheese. Lightly fill a but- | ; ~ S > @- that, within certain obvious limits, | POeMDle that South may have « + oe oo OS Cee eee oun martes te peel. tered shall . | fects coll @ teacher's private life—like a ste- Secondary Major bid which would °'*" ‘he face of his thought. Piain “NEW TORK.—Summer pajamas, YOu can see from these precau- . Sateen: tei baxing dish and be ke He . se el hegrapher's private life—is her pri-— de advantagous. |Mulishness looked out of his eyes for either beach or boudoir must “O"S how important it is for these Parbd “ vig | oa | Ne. 36. Too strong to pass even *% "* S@'d: “I don't want the biue. 2 etin ins cases to be under direct obse 2 | Ci one eggplant just a few | vate business. New York City seems .. the Fourth Mand posits n shirt. Gimme the gray one.” | be comfortable whatever eise they lon ef a phate! et serva- minutes, cool it. then cut in two- tn general to take that attitude . wuss of the amir ec Sragaags ea: 2 arte. And the newest examples re mmm length ways. With a sharp t s i@a8 singleton, .n@ gray ome needs to have @ Aieat re Copyright. 1927.) ea- end many splendid college girls . go, : . 4 | distinguished by comf - : | spoon, hollow out th from Munter enter the local schoo! | * Ge 2 & better declaration Piece put in the collar. You can't are designed o » th % Dus eee ‘ry slicing tomatoes in the direc- | chop the meat and ie tae b oa | ee than a No Trum wear it. Any B ’ on the ‘Dutch Boy ‘+ ‘ ‘ adé to it butter, | i : od cet oo akaieanasmmenien | Today's Hand. ready. Wear that- _"“®_ ™ type of costume, with wide bresch- |angion The eneds do not drat ene | DODPer: mult. © tablesposntul each : iva ork City aa community, | : hs ee ? (@8, narrowi t ti . : rnimg compared with much of the Amer. eae e avo TU wear the gray one.”/ @e chine aiouke awit tees and the slices are more uniform ) » tuat tean hinterland. If the latter wants | AP aga ee Un, Chester! Let me tell you gray. and -us nd ow’ in size and more attractive in ap-_ ‘ ns the college girl teach will Diamonds: A-K-Q-7-4-2. something. I've noticed lately that’ ... penders of the same pearance. | Z have te amen te spelen Clubs: $-6-3. you are inclined to be «a bit Og —— os the trousers fastened with about what it expects of her. She Tn No. iv, it is held by reasonabie about ordinary little Giamond *uckies. ; | : vk fn No. 18. Dy West; in No. things just like this biue ehi- > in made white and —* ~, “ - (A! — ta , Pres emt Teach your children Cuttenra Soap disappeas 4 . daily w soem skic ebay t beni ~ .as rashes. ™ for this and@ as - ‘it ecsernes and other trriations wth and many other uses of 2 r visitess « . White! -aticare Ointment. Shampoo with Coticars Clorox are on the label. renames A Seep to hewp the snip in @ healthy, hair ? deing ent-rtained! growing condition. At All Grocers! | : “Wrea Coated Yremert 3 ie | \ a ™ Roth > te _- _ 4 +> 3 <5 ‘ev , : 5. "ack . a ’ CS .— is

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FRIDAY + al ie yee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Ia ___ PAGE $s FRID : a Ee EIDAY. JUNE ba ib2, | 7 JUNE 24, 1 rs ~~ a. | ; THE RHYMIN | er Whitehouse Is Like a Tied | Conscience Using Scissors in the OPTIMIST : = L e Brown Home in the West By tay iow MEDITATIONS | seh By Aline Michaeli — and Mrs. gal | 6 T= PN ENR 9 lt ae. the ideally happy one,” ced : | | . ei ile as! MARRIED WOMAN |, , ®t Woe At CU MMER’S Simple Life at éhe “oni CORRS aereanes Bhan aan gi ey wi Reese u oe as Be Sea = a |man w ho encounters complete lack | last a manufacturer has real- ee oe dge in the Black | ie 8 2 aS RS OS A BR ESR Se of self-opposition. By HELEN ROWLAND ized that scissors are as important HE summer days have brought a e Lo & : ‘ Becta EES SS SOS ae eS ka Se a Rae | “He lives always in a contented a part of kitch again their ancient lures t6 | gills a South Dakota. , : ee =| RR pitta SS cate aac frame of mind. It is because he! paring knives. For years the wo earth, the south wind's lyricaj - 7 Sees SS Se : = SS |has thrown away the burden of THIS JAZZ AGE. man who } ‘ d sae : » » 5 jer’ Y . : @ rer: : Ter : , : ilar a co : 7 : ian no nas is vered ti] Se - in, the ee 8 ee mirth - 4 oe LS ort. 5 8s aks : tradition inhibition—a!l the mental Dancing is losing its popularity. The Younger Set is taking its sie , —s > = Mr squandere o 2 rN 4. oS ee Sg 3 ee ee aha a ? ‘ SS Bs (an iritual deadw ill k ly . ' ‘uiness 0: scissors in the techn an ere the forests rise an = 3 AME «in tae A i gat % SS See ae : a CS Oe eit eae Se See lerg back.” | e ‘ “ has smuggied them in from the | ae : SENSE A a eS A ee OCR : RR Ss aes a Be she ~“conscienceless man.” 1€ | . hearts and weary eyes. Oh, me ¢ ¢t of existence t} des 3 oS. goes $i Se : ts Sah ee SRS py. atic? Whee ap Is oo Perhaps the only difference between the modern gir] and the oid- aS - ; : : g se thei Ss 5s See of Oe Se “$2 ee Re — ae see | PP Cay. a ae the market a fine type o ‘issors well to put aside the little —. « leading 1 thei ; . Li eee * lege ae See = & | . Se gis > Who is he? How does. fashioned girl is that the modern girl is SO easily flattered at all , a ges t sciss of lide, to drift on summer's is 7 : ee, Sn PRN . SS £3 | & es Rk a oe Sears 3 a : y % : - | h : ae 7 d ‘ - {m- rankiy caiied citchen. The han- ame F. allt id ee : OS eee Es" 3 #} Zier: | ing serious in their lives excepting conscious suspicion that her husband has only just STARTED! better result can be accomplished a fairer promisé gieam, that former GOV. and Mrs Soke ; | atten RR Ses : 3 : Rees : wee jthe problem of keeping up with | * * - by holding a smali bunch of pa: throbs -and thrills where 1 £ McKelvie ot! Nebrasks 3 este Ry ata | Fg Ra Fos a near Me Boo pleasure. Oh, yes, they're happy a : es ' * . S gee =| clutch of conscience.” £0wn. close to the ends of the parsley eyes a edge of soul Soe sasting. & Se - : a8 : y = See or ..21 149 | : oe ed in fielae of Paola ” | fish hook gh hook 01 ae: : Sse ae : 2:33 Bs Gemee. | Well—does 3 A continuous | “ ° ° as near the acissors as possible in = ut e ] pOK 4 asian : on . : 4 - s ~ es ons : ’ . > = . : i err} a ‘or Ia ttah 24 ? Pere | . x » ° ‘ Fi ae me bs gsary 10 C est th al as 5 ‘ Re a Bo ce & : 8 % | te gs a sy nigga But we've A woman never feels any real remorse for having stolen an- order to secure an even and close =een on ifth venue 1a Mckelvie sald, nauaeny GH - ¥ ee eee 3 S's 3 ee S SS 1ea! ong laughs ring very etteit mites hesend enh sin aes i ni , cutting. Pieerience didn’t in th ; ect ! a. 7 me > = : | hollow. | ot yman’s husband, until after she has been married to him fo: Cutting citron and other fruits word of warning to the girl . — oe come from—|* 7° for puddings and cakes is simpl'- ia iong neck and a tendency te q he ae. + going? Who walks * ° * fied by using scissors. Cut dates - o sogggarce gnc be guilty 4 es ape =— SS ie ee : cS FOSS vith them? Whose hand touches A man aiways fondly believes that a woman can’t detect the nese to hot cereal just before earing one e® sweater 4 gt the preside! tla: LU ec sai rae ‘ ' a hae ee be oe: ne we € ray 5 ™ h ee ee] Kectibia- ah shcatoea Berend 4 ™ ¥* vote 3 B Sh Humans are not built that way. ded lettuce for sandwiches or sal- Mart woman was seen wearing [my People here | " — ae eauty Oop By THORNTON W BURGESS 'Kach and every one of us is a (Copyright. r ads is cut with these same esciaso:s rt skirt of plain, undyed CAN. mueeey concerned about entertaining ; ~ . 4 lthree-fold creation—body, mind SS = : which also came into usefulness in And it was very smart! The Wis, Coolidge. They have thougnit — = and spirit. | cutting pulled candy into pieces or was cut on plain straight Peeeat she Might become bored aite: | . er or ee |. You may twist the body about in | RECIPE FROM oe ee ee and was worn with a red. fms long stretch of life out in th hey were quite large eves, but Old Man Coyote Gets a Shock ; C 5 O | ‘3 cae eo = ' yes ee any way you please; create of it a, LAUGHING AROUND | 66 . “ae” The decorative strips of pimento itted sweater. The advantage of : Mis. It o og irned, though, that | ,, € in the face that the | shadow ‘obedient to an_ idea,! | | My Old Virginia for garnishing salads are cut with material is that canvas lende she is fond needle VW ork an d at the scissors. Celery curls are made by | : sual observer was likely 3 : : | whethe1 idea be worthy or' | . if well to neat tailoring and ¢ Bpresen: is devot an te fe (Seer Ser * _ Ae sie Nauta What pleases one may not please two; seiiieiinias Mein - Tue WorLD ° Cook Book’”’ cutting celery stalks lengthwise ll hold its lines well in wet and MMewcheting 2 beautiful lace bed-|of them as small and rather un- , ” mpletel; | : ; 1) Bail Whereer you go you il find this true You may ‘iscount the 1ind: in ribbons and curling back the weather. Its advantages for Wpread which —— important ¥ " a ee tueziuta —Mother West Wind. subjugate it to circumstance and with IRVIN S COBB Lemon Cheese. — Ptengpemptt 0 Abmser } Ex: Ih it use nen She i€a *. A ? . vient e ‘ - ting and boating are obwiéus. site Hou Pag hone ‘ - ae ine ON. i nvironment 1d tag greed for ex- a a AKE 1 pound of sugar, %- r ~ meh mena ve Ber for Ld IiNCoOi! a, SITOR—Deep-s ’ may } — ~~ - es “ , al } ry ar aie Shetland Wool Scarfs, _— iy of the land leaves some a m 7 | pound of butter, 6 eggs, the {sane geetheaienia the ee Ah pai : Lo : ady of ne iand ©€©a it ag SC i} ic > Th ne is — ( , i ; TJ ucada \ j . : ' ot « ’ : c- is w “ , egg | a Mie ngllegs | These tw . ire the low- . juice of 3 lemons and the adowing scarf styles — a Meece for the martyred President's intelli ds inker. bu a asiure neaaced ara fas ane we ey eee , A Perfectly Clean Cut Job. ) ; vs sors. In making tarts or other dow brush work, hand | ee e a ee ee eee a | sacitine “Aiiidias » / @ lines in the triangle that is per- te | rind of 2 lemons cut into small ' -uttl " »T both ends of Shetland ‘ : 1 Mr: at lidge is — ~A vig c v NY ts ‘ rrepat - il = i ai . LrQOtLt Uu : ‘ son: . ty 7™ 6 } ig er and the NE quiet humid night 1D an pieces Mix all together well || pastries where cu t ng must »e > i ost ambitiou nterpris€ @S spinor” ee 2 : ant ‘4 ma Neg igi 7 i 7 done scissors are mos nvenient knitwear fashi | aaa amyt — , 1A turn - his } Z ndestructible an yminating one Atlanta barroom a Negro visi and boil in a double boiler until oe Glnvemes As ons a 4 . a ae a. = ‘Tr ¢ — 2 _ . 5 a INngestrucilDi and dominat R ) and man women efer them to reri _ Speer LOR ET — SET the year’? it 1aKkes ne "it pens ip pase: mete ee iiss ten = ‘ , he tor sat down toa game of faro. | it thickens The ut in jell | an iany , pre - hg something distinctly — r on the enread for . _ »4+} . ; lInnk “ol ‘ .» tho +} a iS S8piri And that is bey ond th - Evervt rn . 7 t ght ¢ un ' i cens. 1en Pp . y a knife for trimming pastry Fy ii opiwvau Ve +. . . wei . > lw =.) ) \ £2 » “) nad j€8S 7 . —— . ' . a x tiara ‘ ‘ uve r hi 4 as \rignt 4 } 1Lé AL? i " : . ; ; ° lightweight Shetland acme 1 Stdes thi Rin whi keenly 1etim that 12 i cig gt he gh: ape apeoiay:: ) neh of human. hands: nothing re sng K | _ al “ge ‘| glasses. This makes a nice fill- || Kitchen scissors should be re psides this, she € : 1Ging. ‘nNon” yy fave - ne WY Oi 4 : : the dealer attempted some'| | _ “~ , id 1 IT | oe , ac oo aoe A Pron ‘| ing for tarts, and also can be ‘ most effective with their deep Then the re 1s vat big ¢ or re espor i nce os ome . a . 77. ‘ | I f i? T) i »OTT U ‘ J ad ; ze: . ay soe 6 ” , mas ° . 0! . ink or 40 | crooke d tact ice w ith ‘ ij e hox A tf) ; ’ sd ‘ ° ‘ p : | gre rded as part of the kitchen eu bad bd-decorated borders. ee a: Va not room , Ce iT ' POL ah, | siete . fe y —_ . siti al voice and many references of a ij Note—This he very £00 and any other cutting device. They gh housckeeper rh servants |“ ae OO cei salons side hy aid OIA Man Co & as . - . 2 , Mg , ol ‘i ’ more or ieSss personal 4 naraccer | many of mv old friends were - . |e said to think very highly of her ~*™ e ' ote led 1] ay : ‘ermains alway} C : iG | wert thamend tne ‘ered | : . careful washing and to be really r: Bar: y : Pape aan | ote Jed th ; . were passed over the .ayout, both|| very fond of it. ae te igh , memecause of the heipiul attention sne coal = mn acco) ¢ At 1: he reached _ ea Lf, -- wus werpe =e eee ways. Suddenly the victim of cor.- | (Copyright. 1927. useful must be kept well-sharpen- CLEANS & POLISHES . Saemys to their work. pa ea ae Rau ie Reh v h he had alway. onsid d tl ‘* ! is conscience. rupt practice leaned across the! ed. ‘, NICKEL & GLASS 4g The meals at the su ne "hite | U4i45 ‘4Ge Snes ¢ ies OEP Ts ) tii ated i Those fellowe down there on thes ¥ fe sag: 7" pa mae 'NO MUSS-NO DUST ? haga oendeaesig tags sais est NOME 2 tue & i ceed oT table and with a single swipe of 2'| : 7 'razor paid his respects to the deal- | er, who for some unaccountable | reason kept his seat, smiling bland- | ’ lv > ~¢ . = - AiXL 4 ath us ‘ ‘ tN 44 ‘ . ‘ P Y J. a crin wr nT) fi 4 fi i ; yt ee | é , =>" = a. Aid = a i. : li . ' im, aspurak us ,\A . wahal C55 UA . iin ; Pt - ‘ t 1a’ 9e, ty one au ’ P P , } ' — 4+ é ‘ 4 , “Looks to me.” commented 4 peat for deser x | ij r . 31d ~ hAA Pha ‘ a . - - -detinmns a ca 2 bile itech “FY, ses t going leave it, ome face to face with Sens | bystander, “lak as how you never | mmten takes tea at night as his | BEAUTY wi LAL IS J Ties ee ae ee ta. sa ith a sanctuary light. It wil — sim”? tt s tea at Nat ‘aed Menon 1 Nd Men Covote 3 . sanctuary lig ‘touched him | anny: , re ie fast they have happens that now ulte , Home. anne thom their knee 13 , . For b | Heeapae : : He tag | Bera Tae force them to tne! Pes. a . ‘epli the razor | : roma by ‘ le Se - 7 at hic r} smpie rl t z > tj _ Ll i t i : Z ‘ " 1? ‘ > + ; 2% .-s : ~ , 1 T) * , cia ; i a 4 / ¥ Madi, Ja iy 2. CAwre 4% ’ r , : —— - 9) A 2 5 ‘ [oa 4 _ . « ’ . sta | Known j ti] } shakes his ae Oe Baap ican fie A - 4h ” , Loe Se Le GE Bhs eS ae Rw ny SARS apm Ch got eS ae Ra sf riba GV OORE 9 oa £0 Niue Dafltiee PaaS aba Re e ‘ “. Shee whe ‘ ————— un — pOTn, 2 ‘ Sia ot . tis sori ae prey eae r t teaaieaing sp 3 Marge a. ile - + Sie, a ; : YO} kn ive ©) ; . Al ° ” ; ~ = , PES . mouse are reporiée tO. wv Uls arin ci ; : ' try ‘ } ED ahaa . street—those ralilibirds wno iaUg@)) antivir imner ‘eat aeat now som aon Os Tl - ' , le he—rc o pain but 4a most appe —— a. — ‘ ( i ] ;s Biiug } Fé . j j tifa AV iid, 1Ongs la ugao $ con ms consisted of ish , WE Mh ” ; I] * . LU Potatoes, } 4h 4 ly aii hs rié cyl) Me tricks of making smaij YES sOUH noms dont you. Sa) Irs + to do over ” “That wou for another chance “oprright. 19°7) e vresident's: lrmmagination. wate lOOK ne rue Size. ou “Of cour Said Uid «an | ‘ot « how teen NO nanv hear them say tnecse. ig pers at the _— as . thought for ee ee oe “ME OSE ee . se. 7] deg said he In heir own hearts. ‘ft over meats are delicious au eT 1 tf : A} "MitvLinNne - ’ ~ S| lw j o} bi h A 4 € ] Sa at OU i> } ‘ f ; + ¢ ul . \\ ra py : ; : ‘ +} s/f ; lo ¢€ pre 5 | : “ ae sine a tecpaeataeati : ' is oe : ‘Ff you want 2! hon ve shai rh conscienceless man. jwhen molded with gelatin inte & meolidce to wear his riding outiit ‘ishit > ess intelligenc on O it oe ) TIERE IS WNC SONSCIENCE- | of . ‘ ‘ang —- { 1 - : enn , ve , , | Ma ria LOC. - NO CONSCI meat loaf and garnished with let- ani mountain sho:s—big boots | should ‘ithhek OLN ly sec! MPS, Coyote Erinned Sieur ‘ MAN! | | ’ “* t hye yr¥ i 1 4 ; i 4 ° - i Mimat lace ul high. The heaver hat . ake for. Vv ar. thn e i she idn’t Jet Old Tan ‘ovote § =" UEnt thi 'tuce, cucumbers and tomato. a ; i LA e ‘ LAs . a ‘ : sls os 4 q nvw he re arou ; mver him by Belle Fourche, also }s nothing more lackl! i} auty ; her. he bedientls >Y inside, | ’ _— ’ . ' | —Now they prefer this handy 3c Bremilar part of his ire when “ae : 7 ~ 9 ol} iy 11 : . ai : ry ee . trdiv know just where K 1¢ f F . la ’ il fre 0 GresS a& he ilkKes, ne nd a ? in ’ SO. L followed hey in , : , ai site ’ mie . r, ¢ 1s) } ' TY “Mrs. Coolidge says that Mr. | thinker” ance. fee] quite; and by she came Ore hanks Bans _ be on't 1a oe yp to Iky 1 o ss ’ wn ¢ _ tj ‘ ws LG. IAour the bu sac > eo at tlansasigs Ae %* (Copyright. 1927.) ‘ le Mrs. Olidre is now ‘ CAM ay : s. : . y fa . liek ; i | | cc . ° ‘ ‘ . Ai )}e , 0. n oe seem to be in the agree, don't we—tusuallyv it is the “Well n v dear.” said te un aero p| ‘ ” ’ J ’ ‘ yer l . ut 6 Pior ] Writ AA : Cee. health and they are thvr- | joroe eves that have “‘it.’ 'do you think of it now?” inquired | : Be be un 1 e eee gg Mme hy .) > a a } a ‘ - i , -» ss LOU!) Ul A Ps A ~ a4 * +9 oe 7 ai not only the best but the safest 7 i enjoying themselves. | Now there are two methods of; Old Man Coyote. (Pores ve are @oine to lix Fanchon Beauty : for nick el trim of automobiles, | ae) the President wears his; wating the eyes look large, there}; “I think,” said Mrs. Coyote gent- | ep, = hae tn — Features ot aa r i i t 7. , eo! ,n* | : : ‘ re? y . : cae >i Se : ica Ld ‘ -& ABLE AXA . EF eh boots and his two-gallon hat. | ;. . dartime method and there is/ ly, “that you must have been how did vou know that we were | By ~ % . , ° + Ly © . . row Lit OU WAS V fic | = nd has no equal for cleaning the glass See 2 the world like 2 iis a nighttime method. The first|comfortable here. I hope you | | ‘to live together?” inquired | By VILMA BANKY } ae) 6UNgiand Puritan as pictured ® wour a +4 vo ;Oing to live togethe: inquire cm 4 — — : ingens s f "j clever use of your, won't mind leavin it. ; . Sf ; closed Cars. Cleans quickly and * BS m eariv history.” Mr 'cKelvie in- has to do with a : . : E Old Man Coyote, looking puzzled. | ae shea ad 14 . usiory, Mr. MCHEIVI€ IN- | - .. powder and the second with Such a funny look as swept over | ‘T knew.” said Mrs. Coyote, aA Cited * 7 , ; ic > . : . ’ ( Sait Vite - hot : m =e His new outfit is real an almost expert use of mascara. | Old Man Coyote’s face. He scramn-|,. ~ sate " ; : 3 il film causes rain to run off instead Vaemeoming to him.” 5 ea » Haan a ss no gs ‘from the moment I escaped fron Oe sae ; Ge Mrs, MeKelvie T suggest that you use a tone of/ bled out hurriedly. “What dic that hateful cage when it upset. | ’ : t ee Made of true s* is f ee oe | Lt i be . ' P } a - Lich i i i sil cA- id ij 4% a>’ * \e § 4 y ; forming in beads. c * wmcivrelyje Savs that Mra powder a few decrees lighter than | understand you to say, my) 5 ge 7 momen I found myself free | Don t gamble wi th your 9 rs f ‘le | . [ee-Cke is familiar to the Pre si- ae in ¢ } — Lhe mome ve nates . . a cosmetic OMS, | ¢ * . = =“, 1 : ‘the natural tone of your SKIN. tO; he inquired. , Deen a Le ome.” 0 oe ae ) It will not Injure nickel or silver we . i L Dearie and “Pa pa.” besin with in soth ae powder “7 - id ma replie d M ra. oe ote. i ern nh to 1 « or pine? — hor a . skin. Use only a true 8 ¥ made solely 4 oy MmOUT) sh > "ollie “en leo} “he "“—* ——s — : sities i ‘ 3ut. ’ rolLeS_éed Jid ay an : IV ' ( Tr ; , . Most polishes contain acids a he wis} ie Ct a hi Caivin — evenly over the forehead, the nose. | “that I hope you won't mind leav- | ; ee : _- complexion Soap for ONE pur % nes s th ie ~ Toa > re Aji. . t : 5 or ry ¢ lookin ru h F : u | - ; + ae heavy abr which cut - vo be severe. He refers) weeks. chin and neck, but take | ing this home of yours. | ua | KIN cleanliness is the modern.| Pose, to protect the skin, Palmolive vy abrasives soon Gee ter es “Mother” ana “Grace.” | ° ee ee : 3 i ail | ran away fi e for e1 a 2 Bigs: yy samen 3 is tl st widely urged soap in the nickel METAL Phere x ee i seecwpegrae special pains to avoid getting any But we arent going to leave it ‘a : basis of beauty. The rule for | 15 the Most wideiy urg S$04@p 10 th 4 vw - as ; ¢ - x ie “ ‘ 4 ‘ : 2 . : i ¥ 4 ‘ ve ‘ “* a . ‘ . . ' : plate. oe mily 1 Said to have been a powder at all’ on that pa rticular | cried Old é Coyote in astonis aaa : ee ee a that schoo! girl com plexion is never | Wor d toc ay ior COMpiexXion use. In " contains — ument in the Presiden- : , If course 1”. replied Mrs. | “ae no grit, whiting, _ “ieee io 3 se, 2 “ e Presiden- | ea of skin surrounding the eyes. | ment. ; dt Sane icing sure | to leave powder, make-up or rouge | Paris it is supplant ing domestic soaps. . . ee . ae.) enol’ ver the naps hoantld | erha tai sane om yO , vo oe _ = nor acids or injurious chemi- Bes Bent thee ens ‘ ‘ “te In other words no powder should | ie ae ~ MUL Ss all ee es: De ee 4 n vour face over night. For true skin beauty, get Palmolive * a AMAL taif ‘ome a aAKe * Ui Lit Lit? I hi = m rs 4 ; “ a eA ¢hay h | eid * . : It removes tarnish, grease and Mumech. as thouch he feels the ef- | touch the eyelids and there show! wt is eT ee ee eee said Old Man Co ng; @w beauty experts urge Carel! | today Cleanse the skin with its/ pt y adie 4 ai a4 i : & 4 ‘ 4 ie i ‘ ‘ xs Ka « ff 7 ’ m4 ) a ‘ v?. ine ii*> i ae ‘ if Lriis 12 . a ." i . i > } ‘ }, . "fr ra ¢ 4“ ¢ = ‘ ‘ a io | | - i accumulations by a cleaning : oa ‘ ts nf this mounts ” atmosp! ere be a narrow ul pom us re ‘ wart di : ty . _ ‘ ; } ic ry) is } ‘ } eis lj Cl i I 7 ‘ - and wate ° regu DaimMmyv olive af nd paim latner regu- # NG eg oe sleet rectiv under the eves. sa fi! = Pq - Pen arly, 0 Pit. ilariv, and particularly at bedtime ° 7 Y 7 / | Seen Kis et i i bts " . } . I . - . ) | « ley ? = j ee F ~— oe de } it ur needs and n 3ut be sure vou se oniy & truce i... é' g] than & scouring process. i. bOv ec ar ‘ 6. * ; ‘ry r) say You see, intl or crochet straw hat that | for women’s faces. | Peet Co., Chicago, U.5. A. | ' oo g , , , trented asl it had never entered his he OS peealagase ern _ the nanan di ie takes little room—can’t spoil are ets eee con fortable home He had thought | reason except fashiot a h¢ ‘ities’ | — | tries biscuts, or bread that everybody will praise cut cushionv art n i] fin ri thé Mrs. Coyote would be delight- | icty concerning ,] ‘across the cak } - across ed with it, and here she was Cai! ite. 6 99 ai P| i of i " —T 4 Pe wire Fhe Ser ten 2 +t ‘ x j Baa ud ¥ ao Ap a> . ‘outward toward the temple. Lastly, et {run the finger lightly along the | ._ Biack FLac—deadliest insect killer made—destroys ) , ; 3 8 | sped id igo ret underpart of the eve, directly un- ° ev fiy, mosquito and ant that gets in. Not one I gpk SOS GO De ween | underrent veeringe of eyelashes. ||] a True tropic flavor— ||| oo 0 "xine other bugs, too! Sold at drug, grocery, i LY2% i } owder 15c¢ , and ALGLAS MFG.” co. i Sunset Styles in Tuckings. CHILDREN like tasty foods, i hardware and department stores. ” Box P. D. = 1 me , Be hite “tous Setting sunset styles in tucking, | ‘ ——s * , a especially when flavored : _ * Mt Hi ) is most effectively used on pe RS | . ee" . . | summer coats. These ee. yo! ee with Price $ Vanilla. It is coats have loose ragian weeves, § Me & = the true tropic flavor, iwith sunray tuckings over the/ ij e * shoulders. any of these models | | fq | Pric full strength and rare should . Man the: ; ec .. are lined it} rhite ts ffeta., the coats | { . Tropikid mellowness. : % “ we ~ meee ee + “ric mae ee ee === blour HIGHLAND MILLING CU. + « HIGHLAND, ILL. SL ER A et pane being white or in pastel shades. > a a > ee ee ee ee ee odie | , = 9 | The useful Feiryiay’ one-hand seer i : =| secererssasnaseegeceeeeenactnatTSTDSEESRIESRESaea” dr! : Free yours free with your purchase of arntie if : ie | __ | ) package of Fairylan’ Flour. Just = pe A rs | | TOM-BOY , | this coupon and hand it te your grocer when you buy. ntertained | i Y . "Cool | T SYRUP . _— ANILLA oat RAGE icansiatisinainiiinaplianininintia’ i coer il Aas SE all ADDEDEE sostitiiimenisinipimebil or Money Refunded— fe | Bg “Best since 1853” 04 ° ore sees eeerens . ‘ : Save Labels for Premiums ae ; . teeeneesecentpe® Le d +O, we ~ pe EE ME EN EA NNR RENE SE DOERR: ate! OT IROL I CG Ite an, Magma eee eeece ereeee ee + eeee eee vee

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ia aren WAL so cr. ees mn iy Gene Aes oe ee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine We aE : 4 - Card #vs=mbol on Stockings. | Imitation Lines of Sutching. + The Greatest Story in the World—s, xo: ) ts al See “GY The Bible in Pictures a a a a plete. sa 7 ispatch reserves the r —__—_—_— — 7 inkl ing. ca a ro Gragg ts | atten “iieeibad Nien: Gti ea a - except letters on mu 7 Ne we arte: P erity when accompanied by s ulidin 3 rs write te the Patent 0. CH cTEat ay. @ tice. Washington, D. : laine your patent. . - small nickel op AS THE STORY GOEs. wre 1858 oe wee After a heroic attempt to bring word of his lost company back ae | : nas * mae the Weenta from No Man's Land to the trenches. Corp. Abraham Levy wakes in cae “9 Se) ) * ») a We > B side sf = : - -n@ and State ny ‘a hospital to find that it is no delirium which made him think hi- : x uni ie “i ¥, rN = h | Bissell | | 7 — te : sre: SE new a= An Ag rurse was Rose-Mary, the colleen whom he had met at a Y¥ hut AY > # ~ aT ‘ . eS em = "aThe premium value of entertainm he is i he who is i | y‘yi\ . ine te 3 E ‘ as follgws: (1) Ne anment the night before the battle. It is indeed she : are 2° 3) None of them sitting Beside him reading a letter from his father, with the old : a i : iJ i : : ST * XM 1 PA - in, is admonition, I want you to settle down and marry a nice Jewish | | “an “ft ) a ‘yn mn Oe a > F F 4 ef the } ; iii 's a lives are “am - ow He tried to begin again—but she wouicnt iet | : - = = fa Pj | gir SS ta fl She got to her feet, su iy serious, id hurried ive Pa Se a = a — a ite Library. ir . : . +>* ; Tan At mu t be tired. T LEU 1] . ; = , x . 4 - ™ The Alfred B. Nobei tired row. I've stared too iong , stn t De tirec 4 " = — ™ p : . plighed shortly ar- of all nights — - SQ SS: : geath © r. Nebel. who ee on — . , 1 ss edish scientists, in 189%, He would have stopped he P moved away. ‘4 i — Fs See ot about $9,000,000 nis! rrow: You must rest now. yu've too much anhe a , Ty i ~~ “=== Si | into a trust fund ane finish tomorro Ye € { tid b Gaeite, . t each year is given as you tonight’ — ct YS rte the individuals Ree nme Shy 4 i * bib. , =a — i, . : . me must towards nefiting She Was gone. H}, . E. 6 eS : p é , during the preceding He lay there, wondering, trying to imagine hat that cou! ; whee 7 aS = e Pet were —— in a 4 pbs SE = + a ef chemistry, ysics, medgi- mean. . * - = Zz = ’ - > ture am peace. — ° oe eo tam : “01 pe he until sd : Te m £ > ; q awarded tn 1925. The leh , +h or: then he lay back hiS eres. \ . ma . a | i i ; a 4 3916. 1916. 1 ished through the doo St | | v . 1 ie aes i Be much ahead of him! Whatever t bie ee i tifa ' ue, NS ' S oe = | prises were not givén He turned his head to the otuer side, and, at once, with the GMM of AG fy. NS a i Even niest ear ; LEGAL IN sinking lethargy of extreme exaaustion, pt. | | } —rws SSA aS i -~a— ; ~ Hl i VY eé 7 a (By « Member of thé &1 Los dark, 0 the at as icht : «| ~~ S = a : | | m ‘ _ + noe polit S e Se aaa chained TEA hall te Gee ee a gh ivee » oe SPeToee —_ When he awoke it was after You can sue your hus- | ae law 7 - ‘ : with candles, strange.y aire Wet separate maintenance or e and alimony. He can zisle between the beds was fu. Of p Lurse surgeons, enliste: : : | , a. / VW | iT wui te support the chil- a ‘ ; ‘. bo ; - | | ; should cOnsuit a law- '] men in uniform. Yrench pee. — Propeniy pens no az assembled audience — Hed h P - ei 3 . | ~- ; ; , Sys ante sShanléer to shoulder with your comrades’—(Abie coda {eed pair nay aghe Tver ier ded Co meet of Epes tal boner inert ee | ff =. Kem’ ding it doce’ dong. Yet cwusy TRE es stsintst Sat Fords “rushes Pe alias - Surprised tne ened’ * ery Pina we ed Sar eee oa 7% See outy « g place | ap ite ev 1 a he, Fourteenth and i tc7 it the words. . 2 s } e — ‘ r : , 4 a ¢ . Btn and truly with me; bury me net. I pravw thee, in Egvpt: And Joseph said, I will do as thou hast said. nd 4h | | The Silent Breakfast Bel]! ' pian ' 7 t + _— Your husband sheuwld ... Magnificent - a . ori - eke as . Sware unto him. And Iscae! bo hamseift u Gov _ superiority over the | ia! ' il Mankind... feeds head na ata ; . - ernmen n And suddenly th Pani of th ene flashed home to AbD: trenton ee antes : bone = » POF core a Rice Flakes ae makes big appetites out of little appetites. Eager .an official citation:.. Frank Far ae his _— 7 ’ ‘ - . ‘ ; . = ‘ ’ , re ees i . eeti« Liss, ~ bleed: Suieteen cowre cvatety : r the blood Disnatch . Radia Dalla Mh. ae ee eal | appetites out of lazy ones. shed and because of ir brilliant « duct... in all officia) a ._ | . wort . - 4 @ny of the moner. Please DEE. aks of Grams ined a wilitary bad broke smart; qu , ews bulle- | Deri 4m-800kc)—8. From | but 7 a a Ask your grocer for Heimz Rice Flakes amd, [ie ccs: ccatine the tacts into the gay, defiant “Over There . es supplied by Mar- tomorrow, watch the response to The Sdent [i ” ’ pet é ' ae : ; R.—They would have ao Abie, thrilling with sudden emotion, turned is bead and a : vo ao tec ; Breakfast Bell. : t hold the boy itn jail fer i a h of time you — for poerrecteege as lated rhvthm—the formal manner SOQveyeanas respeE ! | SRRECERRERR SEE AZ I ARESEE _ Rose-Marv standing beside — as he turned, caught hi: roat. } ; 4 ircumstances ere. f 4 ; ; 1. ; alana hall . i i. & the facts to the Ptohibitien parted, and now a smail tri orizon blue moved forward : ’ iren’s ft | a Rement Office. in the Custem epproached his bed. aia et a ee m. Eighth and Olive etreeta = = . oa ~~ F v2 ° °c - > . } . -. lat ‘ = ‘ alia ~~ ’ af i. eS , oe ee | a 6:00 P. M. ropiem | : ££ back.” The little Frenchman bowed to her, bent over Abie, pinned | Service ert Or- it | : - = something to the breast of the hospital nightshirt he : 23 b Ca) . ‘ ‘ . 7 - tt ‘ re . J; kisse@ him on doth cheeks : oe: :00 P. i | 7ge. in hygiene qcisappea More clapping—more applause from the reo: Abie felt sud. ; - Cenlvy.Weak, as if at anv moment he might bu ' ; see R BS | 4 " ing drunk You not Sh too ith her hi yn Bis pilow:; and someth he] -? ad ; he other pedigree aap Friday, June 24 | ’ HEINZ RI N.C See pone be ob of de in he eden wsn of ance Oe en 005307 | | VW/omen’s est . _ ste | Tl1 7:30 P. M. | > —new way discards Lil Then the clapping died—thbe crowd broke up—officers and n 8:00 P. i assue began tb move away—the aisle cleared. OF am oi H ELLEN 1. BUCKLAND spoke te him, stood above him. said pleasant things to n, patt ' SS LAND him on the arm. And then these pecple too were gone. Rose-Ma 8:30-9:30 P. M. Nes are Yas gone—the ward ROTA Ht cee with his eves closed, thinking of little Patsy Dunn anda’ , Saturday, June 25 om the slope berond Beliea: 11:30 A. M. There came a lig! ep then on t ' é =: Or ope bent over him—a coo! sweet fragrance “SFr ras a ia te Se ee ee te et te et Perah?r » “Are vou asieep He tooked up, smiling “No. I was just—thinking “So°” She sat dow a3 Lim } wend , hm ; = x 3 thoughts, roung man’ 58m] —8 Rolla) danvet sere: enates » atanin Be Ee we vow ant thera a : 7 : Bt | = me Bs a Miley ca - But he couldn't be gay for momen: s Toice can bs 5 wats 2OU without a momer: : Suht oe ne. Onl: tex tse]? rs ke’ K ats : 3 ; Se so oo ies ny = rn al Thompson 2104 ‘Mullanohy “I was thinking of a pal of mine. A bo b yu'd hare be: re rch — Deodorizes, too. thus ending all fea: E: Ss es is as iis . aioe ee here tonight—who really deserved — % © eae es : ; 2 Sesto cee 3 . om his breast. There was a beside him to him, and her coo! joe ~~ C | cp : " a | - - | : un our a (ir _* . 6:30-8:15 P. M. * Pe PP eS E MP Peer beans cont ¥o —- 7 b Ms (Tomorrow—Abie and Rose-Marvy meet avain ) =. wa... | From House Current ey cae ee With the NJ) Nice people don’t — Friday, ~ncguepeden vee i Pa 810%°) 8 wie —_ Balkite Power Unit coe pangs sven | breath cannot _ I that anvone mav have 3 Silent night for ALCOA WCBI | wR ¥ Ws \ Sa CITIES as If wv ] PY an A Web Oo 1? o *arete > 7 ‘_7r, _ o*¢ ~@ - ma a . . : é our easures ors Seti Bites PEGiesoeee.—0. woo.) SEAS: Comes . With your “A” battery ® furnishes automatic power ‘om Halitosis (unpleasant |Had Halitosis! \our work bring out m Strings. 6.30. Roya, hour. 7, _ a " wet fOr nG S circuits. A marvelous device! b : | | OUT ost dance me AMA ' 2 . Respite. ss reath | w Rigi ; . . ‘ a "Hacain. ee | . he SERVICE Operates Automatically as your set is turned on or o ff ing it. a oe 1] I auc deienee in contact with othe® ~ sic ; —_™ ryt ran ¢ . “a , . . ng | ‘ ‘ = e . . OSS ta . eed wie " 0 Wheaties wee &, \ Tr) r¢ y indies W AN a AD. Results almos- oupon fase ead ae "epr ‘ree eee of ~taewer tie fetes Lopbony orchestra. 10.05. aaa | | | Longe orchestra. ’ Money refunded on can 44 OTORGCASEINE sticson

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EE Ther oro... | -e Daas his pesenapietine Et lp - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine » es ———— : = tt reemengey * s _fth of July Specter JNGWERS TQ QUERIES Bobby Thatcher —8,' George storm Introducing Bobby Thatcher >] . ] ’ ; — ‘ : se ‘ 7 oe —. : Sd gprs n medi é BBIE “THATCHER.A BRIGHT] [1 CO A MANS WORK AN ; + (" ) : New C:outeau Trust Bang § pe attention. cetanaat dy daapre cores sponser: Sree 0 (AD OF FOURTEEN, LIVES LEOWS IT IF NED te poo YOULL SOON HAVE THAT GEE, \LL BB THROUGH i fhe coy: Bading EMM te tilt to he Patent 106, 1816, 2917, 1818 “and "a. OX A FARM NEAR A UTE | COULD PUT fr Ste COME, SON HO || en ee ees = es 0 kel or $35,600." a ee | THE VILLAGE OF LAKEVIEW. BY FOr SCHOOL. You Like TO BREAK THE | ANDO \F Mfr F WILL | SF eet oO ving casio on it. [ed States haa Bad's diiterent tee HE IS THE WARD OF JED — RBOTIOM ACRES ON MY LET Me ILu @ To Wor NO: Begeinquire of the Wyoming | tr evar the flag conbleted ut PUNT, ANS LIVES WITH PLACE — ID PAY You - Fore YOU IN Te * ‘ Epi vo. regarding rgd 13 stripes With 13 white stars in a FLINT AND KIS HOUSEKEEPET2 , ) . DoOLLAre ANO A HALF Ay , MORNING yen Ev x Gane ee, ee and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be eens, " ux vit | Ringiets ae 4 a, Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | epanere. circle on a blue field; for the sec- 7 jiion about the vote sadaa: of | Ond .war With Bpgland, 1812, it Nes ALLEN. ; Tee ee iows: (1) Ne never + 3 37 tg ea, | sain pws: § stars; for the Mexican war, . i TH te, | ere otter Thc | i coneisied (9t 10 gtrtocn. ng ur ae — ae oer : *i stars; during the Vil war there vaepit 15c. Plas cata, 18) hy 13 stripes and A stars and re FLINT, o WAS ~ me year oem eforeé the war ended two few eS BO NO Tt ie. (6) May ve aa a stars Were added to réprésent IND HIM, BSIE & About 25c. nae ‘ De ‘te nm | West Virginia and Nevada; for th LONCGE ATTENOS SCKOOL. Haeg listed under ‘ A . oe war with Spain, 1898, the flag ha “ ee on 0 € the soavedtional number o atripes AND HIS LIFE (8 ONS OF ‘ . an stars an or the orld en L—C. A. Lindbergh's |war the flag had the 13 &tripes INCTZEASING HATZ OSHIP. , ie Fae Ps were made as and 48 stars. — Biowt: arch ¢ 60 te: over| THELMA.—The Meramec River vf = S°2iS lite “" Ww Field, Tex., at 5000 feet: On| no doubt wag namea by the Amer- | ag wn e 4 1926, at Bridgeton Field, iican Indians, In the handbook ; YS > Sertts: Geils County; on Sept. 16, 1926, | of American Indians published by se 61: fens Say se cpieago at 4000 feet. The/the Bureau of Ethnology, Wash- # , 3 RE OW RS , the Caterpillar Club, to} jy, ton, D. C., it is stated that e?heisceoue > me mén belong, appeare@ | “Meramég” is from Indian Man- S Get, 3, 1926, Sunday maga-/| ym-aig, Chippewa for “catfish,* | Stunt performers and thrill | and that a tribe of Marameg iIn- me are excluded from the/ dians livéd north of Lake Superior | Ofiy men who in the line| when the country was first dis- aut are age eh now Ge ree pred. French explorers Phe iy livés 5. esuit missionaries passed down : ‘ apet in the files at/the Mississippi below the moytn This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the Be rue Miaheary. of the Meramec River in 1698-1700 TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch weiLED.—The Alfred B. Nobel} and reported ihat the Indians a i} || Wii H] YOY i Liy, ve ou wipers MEE SCONES SMM AOI ed al adn het a s Abe ” * e a Maples F Rewae ale! a Poh re Por S te were established shortly af-| came down the “Merameg” River : See Geath of Mr. Nobel, who/to go to the lead mines 50 leagues | fa Swedish scientists, in 1896. | distant up the river. The Chip- he , fn 388 } | dyke pearis— ne of about 9,000,000 | pewa, Merameg, Fox, and Sioux || ‘ made into a trust fund and jitribes were of Algonquin origin |! the Famous re { ANS I M ieisnterest each year is given as;and the name was intended to | pearis ~have beer st , - YvYou Wile to the individuals who have | convey the idea that this was a | 71a rgeé or | port THOS athe most towards benefiting | catfish river, which in fact, It | a nA72t? Ella in cha ty LLA KEEP “ied during the preceding |really is. The maps of the eigh- || tvrerm/ f PEARLS, YOU'LL FIND U 4 ' wu were awarded in the; teenth century, some as éafly as & of chemistry, physics, medi-|1703, give various names to the || — 7 THEM JUST WHERE me THE NON FINOS His "Wierature and peace. No | river, Maramec, Maramek | MIS SING ' Se” - wéte awafded in 1925. The |and Merameik. The river rises tn | s weré not awarded in| Dent County, flows norrheast ana > an 1916, 1923, 1924. No} joins the Mississippi 19 miles be-« _ * “4 prise was given in 1916.) low St. Louis. Its whole length | me miest Car : a (By a Member of thé St. Louis Bar Association) SSS ee ' MT mo = . > SS SS . . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~s . . “ ~ . SS “BRBBADER. — Probably your! THANKS.—If the son and broth- | 1 4 ; | we! GA | > As fh | ¢ .% , St Bell et ne a: permitted | er djed leaving no widow and no | bitte a. Fatt : \\ 2 - eo , P= [ th OCs We 2 cow under the circum- | children nor dependents, his es- | \ } ‘ ; 2, - y a Af ; i \ , - _ if ’ qT Mees YOu state. You should re-jtate would go to his wiiowed || ‘ doesn’ dong ea the facts to the Health De- | - . a = eee CY Popent, ip the Municipal Courts | Cqual shares. The hajf-sistérs | V4 /4 q’ * i we - ’ { 7 7 ; ; rw x las aedeee a sage A ye be Mouet ta tee | ty ew fi A ti} ai | FUN Be Ae a WwW. — Your husban shou throuBh the Probate Court in the | ¢ hid Mts, Lh) He PS. @ re ee ny } | " his Government insurance usua if “WYfr | sa RR, \ | | 2 i | Wi WHO DID flavor of Heinz Rice Flakes DICAL QUESTIONS | tdi | 2 sci nies en } of little appetites. Eager i He! and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con | ones. é. Diagnosis or treatment of individual casés will not be given, | | “ waN—The minimum height for MARY.~—The troubles you mén- || D b D ent from all other break- RU aatAt, i8s seuade cra |bighly Rervous and excitable con- um Ora—By Young icate flavor is produced by Bites fe 21 to 25 years dition. where what i¢ called eym- | ee : Bere in ned and used exclusively 4 is that your prendtather off and Movereome "your afritetion | WHERES DORA? = ‘md appetite can hear ourteenth and Market | would receive only half shares. | - Ll ; ie tities ie? hea wee SEP ye a ‘ 7 wy a a “ cnet tia a ee to | : SHELL BE HERE'S YOu pi) IT Can’ T AFFORD | ‘| oll wr Te stay crisp in milk or cream. Milipea part of 't, sy0 cannot'ob: |Your vitality or excite any degree ||| | OROUGHT HER }/ HOME FROM THOUSAND fill! THE CAR NOW, DAD: I\erioes BOUQUET at Miele Rice Flakes and, aero the money. Please /of nervousness should be avoided. || 1) CHECK POR "aioe |||] LL NEED EVERY | | , THE WEDDING THis response to The Silent ere una ahh cutereing’ tate: | x ain i] GENT FOR. Wy , AFTERNOON Bits hold the boy in jail for |fnces, mental, physical or paycho. BRIDAL : ———=-— Bing drunk.” You do. not [82,6 tablesnoontul of the wine of | bie nea eantniytci we | see Whether there are any other | after meals, Also begin taking 3 | “Ow, DORA | —— pee against him, whether &/ days before the menstrual period | fs... | > = amt has been issued, or just] a tablet of ergo-apiol 3 times daily the .ircumstances are. (2) |and continuing taking during the ; the facts to the Prohibition | period. Keep absolutely quiet anda s meement Office, in the Custoim |take hot foot baths night and Eighth and Olive streets. morning. e wird. ove i - oth a ; r . : a A 4 ay ; alae ap 2 : “ee OT rast ae . ae ~ ws 2 we rs f ee aed ke ee ws Si, es ba) 7 - ate, 2 4 ; Re at we K Se ‘ eH js MTA, 8 4 k ern e ee th eon ~ ee | “ Wg St pipe iad tate gt Alien, BoB Se sasey' * aeutiiee _ — S. “tr of oe . ‘ * “S82 SSP eH ereene ree " sar we —- Mike Krizan—Mary Milick. James Witulams—-viola st. James. bowa. Cuiversity Lity—Clarice ' TiO . : fs ay Li * "Phillips, St. Louig. |, pe AaCERSCS BIRTHS RECORDED. | ig tis. Recorded . and O. waseoti baal Victor, | ; > e Burial Permits . J. Perry, 1719 Franklin. and M. Guyott. Ferguson. Nf tte « cle 7 DOGGCONNED LF Tu’ Oud . ii ane wv pot iacu amie. ony Four ELAT Tires ‘ “THREE. ——— == ~ FEED PIPE Ain'T BuUSTEebD tem OH = BuT im GONNA and ©. Nieverstadt, Granite City. 3 NOTHING'S Goin * To z : . Coffman, 0336 Helen. bed CYLINDERS . AND MY WIFE “9 Go WRONG WITH VIBRATION — ILL HAFTA GIT Land M, Doneliy, Alton SITTIN’ THERE 14 THE HOT SUN — - BuSY AN' BO A JOB oF FANCY BE oa ULAR ecu S64i J.. cimaucy Fa IF YOU'RE MARRIED YOU KNOW : a SOLDERING — Hans HAMO? Y Wire ’. and B. > gee vo? poe Anna. 0. Baker, vde vtus. H 18. ATA’ IJgupin. a | aud M. Esiiwon, 1946 Ciara. GETS “S “THE WHAT SHE'S: “THINKIN ABOUT M P a. 2 ku. 20650 Califurnia. aaa ‘end E. Carroll. webster Groves. “Town AND eg LL say 1M and H. Breier, Clayton. HUNTS OuUT - MARRIED AN‘ anu N. Salzmann, 633vA Belt, . Auetter, y741 Cavanne. “He GARAGE - nd rey "aaneriy: ARRANGES a en ee || re ae RL mene = ‘Rupcsinskt. 1433 N. Oth. CAR TOWED . Welt. 8904 Halle Ferry rd. M. Handshy, 1111 Juha. IN — AND ° and M Lampertz, 2310 Gano, HEAVES a 1407 sthee Pear) Wenrick. 13, nroe, | Re 4 $816 N. 19th R. Townsend, 2 days. OULS Shulte ay. f your pleasures or . | sap arg Charlotie Delgman, 19, 4125 N. 24. » : Aa Wet Lawn | A. Judson. 76. a | biev ork ’ . 4 enster Groves; Jennic Jones, 36, 1234 ate your work bring you mmerberg. cosh thas | Los Eaten Vo piee 6. tant. SP RZSS PIRES PENS eh > SPR PSH RE see MCehrsd . ~ “ah ete i ee ee a st ae ede oe ~. me A ase moe ~ ‘ ~ nd - ~ << —— PM, tits Y den e Own vigpat/ . atin edd " " . — % *% ee eee ee See hittin ; site mes : ° —. tedor!,... , 1, 7310A_ Penney in contact with other = BBS crucinai “S153 Renema| EL, Bade. 18,'2208AN. 10 d mee Gtayek 1412 mice | Minnie Carey, 62, 6133 W. Park. people, common de Parolino... ms tesla aha hee eae aa '. Memphis, Tenn.| & Tenner, 9 1450 Webster. ce ney demands that 4a Pauling he : 71 Biddle Winnie Vaugho, $8 32064 Choteau, aa you, too, take this pre- . jax Se ewOod | Teresa Dyorek. 79 2003 & AAth. Yi 4 : TO AT , caution. ‘ oe 16 Miom | 706° San 47, 4118 Okie’. WELL, FOLKS, I MUST Y iit UU | THEY THINK 1M WILTING | IM GOING TO ; ‘Be: 3910 Finney | “" “8 d | Ht YES LiKE A LILN=-- AUA CALL IN A "a . | ™ -1020% 5. Compton | eamship Movements. RUN ALONG, ‘YOU ee Hy ; It’s a good idea to q 1¢ | " “ taal BUSY PEOPLE HAVE i) GR AUNT } | DEATH ALONE CAN COME. DOUGHNUT keep a bottle handy in | a 4863 Alaska | Manila, June 23, President Me-| | SO MUCH TO DO~ iT a se JOE 9 DOTTIE. BETWEEN ME AND SUCCESS. EXPERTZ meen | Kinley, from San Francisco. BUT I LEAVE MY Ai RAY Z JOE g I HAVE os ° - , - . home and office at | ° ad 1386 Ci Lafayetie | New York, June 23, Republle, BEST WISHES - way, our free book “8 ‘3 tise Opper- Bremen. te is very useful. Clip the : ae : P | New Yerk, June 23, President Chesterfield t below and mail. 4 | ‘ae Chesterfield | Wilton, Lisbon, Yorck, Bremen; . Charies | American Merchant, London. . = t. Charles fggager neers ‘ . Se - Charis | Missouri Road Conditions. ; 7 . aries } Kio, it. Louis St. Joseph—Clear, roads good. | | J a oule | Joplin—Clear, roads good. | aes 3 Yeh) JettersonCity—clear, ronda : E rR La_ Belle | good. . Charles Columbia—Clear, roads good. F Pa ms : . ¥ Wine ot mahog safe aniisepiie r wi Reohatexe ct Ballwin, Moberly—Clear, roads good. . - 4 a . oo Charice Sedalia—Clear, roads good. Sailed. ax Poa Ny) ae iia Bis 7 - ; 4 r tyes a oe. . a aa ti ail ie eini tiee e / ALE YON RS ER Cr ONE pee Frances Gackie. Florence Jackowski. good. i }

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