St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 27, 1927

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"ORT FIN Stock, Bond and Curb Tables Complete ii ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. The Only Evening N ewspaper m St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service — ra . TE ll aang A: SARE om Rapa te oe 79, NO. 293. f, PIERCE, lL MAGNATE, MES AT 78 ““ ~ ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927-32 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS RECEIVERSHIP TWO PRESENTS ISTATE SUPREME COUR SUIT AGAINST 'OFBANKSINDICTED DENIES CITY ANY POWER! LALLEDE GASCO.) IN OL INQUIRY, $= YER PUBLIC UTILITY RATES 14 PLANES, 50 PASSENGERS FLY 232 MILES ON FIRST LEG OF FORD TROPHY TOUR SMALL METEOR FLIES OFF COMET Te «heist bet dea: fee ae aspey a aap ety a = fh Semaine - ee ee —_e ene a «i ya “ Pere » nee i. lie 9 re - he ee ot be Machines Make Flight From Detroit to Buffalo With- WY \ NNEW YORK mer St. Louisan Was mnected With Many sporations East; Pe tac Big Oil Company. in atin AN CAREER HERE DURING CIVIL WAR , Involved Recently in tigation With Associates Over Unprofitable Ten- usee Central Deal. Svrw YORK, June 27.—Henry , Pierce, founder of the Pierce Cd, died here today at the age 34 He died at his Fifth avenue | after a long illness. Perée, prominent in St. Louis Wy financial circles, m sfMliated with a number of : morations. was born at St. Lawrence, ft so County, N.: ¥., on April #48, the son of Dr. and Mrs. ew Enpworth Pierce and attend- ‘school there. mm higecareer Pierce served as ae of the New York Board the National Railways of Mex- ands.as chairman of the board the Pierce Oil Corporation of ligand was identified promi- ly With other corporations in Pious thpacitics. lesides his New York home and ees, Plerce formerly maintained idence and office in St. Louis. fe is survived by a widow. me Started Career in St. Louis in Cracker Factory. m Clay Pierce was the son of hysician, and was born near engotrc, N. Y. AS a young he came to St, Louis in 1864, iwentto work in a cracker fac- owned by a relative, J. O. This factory had a large fract for supplying the Gov- ment with hardtack in the m War, then not yet ended. tr the war young Pierce left business and went to work as gervk In the Second National k.. He rose in the bank’s em- y, and at length was placed in rge-of a branch savings bank. wae leff banking to enter a part- tip with -his father-in-law, mn R. Finlay, in the illuminat- @ Oil business, Finlay was an tin the refining, care an‘1d 2 and it was Pierce's task seek a market for the prod- Pierce's first marriage, in 1869, @eto Miss Minnie Finlay, daugh- fof John R. Finlay. Finlay died 1877, and Pierce succeeded to charge of the business, to mh the name of Waters-Pierce ECo'was given. The first Mrs. pb died in 1899, leaving five Mren, Ten years later, in Lon- Pierce married Mrs. Virginia @tkett Burrowes, daughter of @. William Russell Prickett of pPardsvilie, 11). The Waters-Pierce company oc- Med an upper floor of the Odd Building, then at Ninth Olive streets. Four brothers- aW of Pierce, sons of Finlay, ft associated in the business. Arthur Pierce, eldest son of Clay Pierce, became an officer firm. Boilt Pretentious Home. The Pierce mansion, at 40 Van- renter place, was built in the * 80s and was at that time one ‘the luxurious of St. Louts Its ceiling fans and a re- tion plant were features bin the homes of the time, and house was often pointed opt the one which it took 27 serv- #to maintain. With the spread of the com- "Ys interests into Texas and eaico, Pierce spent much of his Outside St.Louis. His private morra, was known as the “Zamorra,”’ was known as the its time. He acquired a New Mansion, and rural homes in husetts, Wisconsin and Tex- Well as a yacht. acquired large Mexican l interests, and was a con- *Mg influence in the Mexican ‘Wal railroad while it continued *F Private ownership, in com- “S0n with the state-owned Mex- M Natiopal. In the period of (Carranza-Villa revolution in eaern Mexico, in 1914, the New Herald charged that Pierce the chief financial backer of =. This was denied by zg Sson, Clay Arthur Pierce. » With the late Jacob C. Van Blar- ™ 8nd other St. Louis financiers Undertook the financing of # *ennessee Centra! railroad. The — =e Proved unprofitable, and eon between Pierce and his : . Involving millions, re- A suit against Pierce by fonal Bank of Commerce. 91,525,000, was won in the by the bank, but a counter Met Pierce for part of the sum *Mbre recently successful. AS IT NEARS EARTH Visitor 3,500,000 Miles Away —Eclipse of Sun Visible in Europe Wednesday. By the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, June 27.—As- tronomers at the Naval Observatory failed to discern anything unusual about the progress of the Pons- Winnecke comet as it approached within 3,500,000 miles of the earth early today. Only one meteor, a faint one, was observed to leave the comet. The comet was traveling in the same general direction as the earth, the observers said, although it is gaining 10 degrees each day on this planet. During the obser- vations it was 30 degrees east and a little south of the star Altair, they said. Its speed was estimated at 18344 miles per second. Altair is in the bright star in the East, well above the horizon, about 8:30 p. m. Central time. A total eclipse of the sun will be visible in the eastern hemisphere Wednesday. Scientific expeditions have been sent to Norway and Swe- den to photograph the eclipse and to record With spectographs the “flash” spectrum visible for a few seconds immediately before and after totality. The eclipse begins at sunrise Wednesday, southwest of the Brit- ish Isles and successively sweeps over Wales, England, Norway, Lap- land, Finland, Nova Zembla, Si- beria and the Aleutian Islands. A partial eclipse will be visible all over Europe, as far south as North- ern Africa. WOMAN KILLED BY FALL FROM THIRD-STORY SLEEPING PORCH Mrs. Lucy Chapman, 40, Had Drunk Whisky at Party Before Retiring, Husband Says. A party at which whisky was drunk freely preceded the death of Mrs. Lucy Chapman, 40 years old, in a fall early this morning from a third-story porch at her home, 817A Chambers street, her hus- band, Charles F. Chapman, said today. He said the party drinking. Chapman said that they their bed on the porch last night on an improvised couch, retiring at 10:30. When he awakened at 3 o’c'ock his wife was gone, he said, and after calling out for her he went into the house to make fur- ther search. Finally he went downstairs and found her, dead, on the ground. just below the porch. Apparently she had struck on her head and been killed almost instantly. FAIR AND WARMER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES ae 7 > xe py» DID Wh Qto _ => Y ‘3 . = —“~ po RRB DD 2 high, terday's -30 a m.) Q _ od Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair and warmer to- night and tomor- row. Missouri: Most- ly fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight and in the ex- treme north por- tion tomorrow; cooler toinorrew in the 1.0or‘hwest portion. Illinois: Mostly fair tonight and tomorrow, ex- cept somewhat unsettled tomor- row in the north portion; warmer ; tonight and in the east and south portions tomor- row. Sunset, row), 4:37. Stage of the Mississippi, 27.2 feet, a fall of .4. A PENNY A DAY FOR THE WORKER TO 7:31. Sunrise (tomor- ine WANT PAGES <&% - POST DISPATCH -+erda Zoe y 618 Help Wanted Ads Were Carried Only 250 were published yester- day by the other newspaper. Regularly, the Post-Dispatch car- ries far more “Classified Ads than ALL THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. broke | made | tered from Denver, followed. out Mishap—Two Wo- men and a Girl in Party. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., June 27.— James D. Ray, piloting the airplane Pitcairn, Pa., 5, was the first entry in 1927 national air tour to com- plete the first leg of the flight from Detroit to this city. He arrived at the Buffalo airport at 12:58 p. m. Eastern daylight time, one hour and 49 minutes after leaving De- troit, 232 miles away. The second arrival was the Eagle Rock Whirlwind, entered by the Alexander Aircraft Co. of Denver, Colo., and piloted by C. Lloyd Clevenger. Waco 10, entered by the Advance Aircraft Co. of Troy, O., and piloted by Charles W. Myers, was the third arrival. The fourth to arrive was Waco 10, entry No. 12, piloted by John P. Riddle, and the fifth was Mer- cury, piloted by H. C. Mummert of Hammondsport, N. Y. As the flyers stepped out of their planes they were welcomed . by Mayor Frank X. Schwab, members of the City Council and representa- tives of the Chamber of Commere:. The fourteenth and last arrival was the Eagle Rock OX-5, piloted by Paul R. Braniff. Elapsed time for this plane was two hours, 39 minutes and 29 seconds. The ma- chine reached here at 1:45 Eastern davlight time. Fifty passengers were carried in the 14 planes making the trip, in- cluding two women and a girl. By the Associated Press. DETKOIT, Mich., June aking off at one-minute intervals, 14 airplanes of various types got away from the Ford Airport today on the first leg of the 1927 na- tional air tour, which’ will cover mre than 4000 miles. Thirteen of the planes are contesting for the trophy offered by Edsel B. Ford, the fourteenth is a United States Navy Ford plane, accompanying the tour contestants as a courtsey passenger ship. Two hours’ before Kettering gave the signal for the first plane to take off, an Army observation plane, carrying Ray Collins, tour referee, and piloted by Lieut. J. G. Breene, took off for up about 10 p. m. yesterday. Both | Buffalo, first control point on the he and his wife participated in the | tour. Detroit Plane Off First. Louis G. Meister, piloting a Buhl air sedan of Detroit, and carrying a mechanician and one passenger, was first to take off. A minute later, the Hamilton metal plane, entered from Milwaukee, and pi- loted by Randolph G. Page, shot across the Starting line and was otf. Page had three passengers. Two Alexander FEaglerocks, en- The others, in the order of the take- off, were: Pitcairn mail wing, piloted James Ray; no passenger. Mercury, of Hammondsport, N. Y., piloted by H. C. Mummert: one passenger. Waco, of Cleveland, piloted by E. W. Cleveland; one passenger. ‘Waco, Troy, 0O.,_ piloted by Charles W. Meyers; two passengers. Waco, Troy, O., piloted by John P,. Wood; one mechanic: Waco, Troy, O., piloted by John Riddle; two passengers. Stinson-Detroiter, piloted Leonard S. Flo; two passengers. Ryan brougham, piloted by Frank M. Hawks of Houston, Tex.; four passengers. lord transport, piloted by Harry J. Brooks and D. W. Beuford; sev- en passengers. Stinson monoplane, Detroit, pil- oted by Eddie Stinson; five pas- sengers. In all, some 50 passengers are furnishing “contest loads” for the planes, as required by the regula- tions. The “loads” vary from 400 to 1500 pounds, according to the piston displacement of the engines. 00 Passengers Make Trip. The passengers include Mrs. Frank M. Hawks, accompanying her husband in the Ryan broug- ham; Mrs. Edward F. Schlee and her daughter, Rosemary Jane, 9 years old, in the Stinson , Mono plane, William B. Mayo, chief en- ginecr of the Ford Motor Co.; Powell Crosley Jr. of Cincinnati, a dozen or more newspaper men and others. A system will by z by of scoring on determine the winner. With varying contest loads and motors of | various piston displacement, a race | for speed is not a primary factor, | although each plane is required to | maintain at least $5 per cent of its | ithe capacity on each Efficicncy in take- and general per- the basis of the registered speed leg of the tour. off and landing formance form scoring formula. The planes will remain overnight at Ruffalo. The tour itinerary, in the order the cities are to be visited, follows: Buffalo, Geneva, N. Y.: Schenec- tady, N. Y.: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Kalamazoo, Mich.: Day- fen, O.: Columbus, Cincinnatl, Louisville. Memphis, Pine Bluff, Ark.: Dallas, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita, Omaha, Moline, Ill.: Ham- mond, Ind.; Grand Rapids and De- troit. 27.— Charles F. | chises of Laclede Gas Light Co. of points | ‘atlantic aviators. William Schlemm, Holder of 50 Shares of Stock, Alleges Lack of Charter and Franchise. ASKS THAT CONCERN BE LIQUIDATED Allegations in Petition Simi- lar to Those of City, Which Is Seeking to File Ouster Proceedings. A suit for receivership of La- clede Gas Light Co., based on an allegation that it is without char- ter and franchise, was filed in Cir- cuit Court today by William Schlemm, as holder of 50 shares of stock. He asks that the company be liquidated and that its offices be closed. ing, described “retired capitalist.” The allegations of the petition are Similar to those of which is -seeking proceedings in the Supreme Court to oust the company aftld subject it to make new franchise arrange- ments with the city. Attorney-General Opens Hearing on Laclede Co. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFEFRSON CITY, June 27.— Attorney-General Gentry opened a hearing here this afternoon to de- termine whether to lend his name to a quo warranto proceeding in the Supreme Court to determine the status of the charter and fran- St. Louis, granted originally by the State Legislature and held hereto- ‘fore to be perpetual. The suit by the city was prompt- 'ed by Union Electric Light & Pow- er Co., Whose attorneys held, after investigation, that both the char- ter and franchises of the Laclede company have expired. Mayor Miller of St. Louis, open- ing the hearing, said that he was not concerned with any quarrel be- tween Laclede and Union and that his sole interest was that of the citizens of St. Louis. He repeated his statement made in St. Louis that he believed that if it was found that the franchises of the Laclede had expired, the city could exact from the company fran- chises more favorable to gas users. Appearing for the city, also, were City Counselor Muench and John M. Goodwin of the firm of Rassieur & Goodwin, attorneys for Union Electric, who wrote’ the Opinion attacking Laclede’s. char- ter. Theodore Rassieur also was present but, he said, only cs a spectator. "ie Laclede company is repre- sented by Isaac H. Lionberger, ven- eral counsel; George B. Evans, president; Sam Fordyce and Ben- nett Clark, St. Louis” attorneys, and Otto B. Kogel of Chicago, also an attorney. City Counselor Muench’s first Statement was largely reiterative of that of the Mayor. He added: “We Ought to have more direct control Over affairs of the Laclede than now.”’ The reply of Lionberger for the company was a flat declaration that the franchises of the compa- ny were valid and that there was no good reason for the company being drawn into court. He assert- ed that speculation in Laclede stock, concerning which there has been discussion, ‘‘had hurt no one in St. Louis.” He declared that the action was brought by Union Elec- tric Light and Power Co., which holds nine-tenths of the electric business in St, Louis, so that it could acquire the other one-tenth. Koegel, representing the Utility Power & Light Co., which has contracted to buy control clede, said, in opening, that North American Co. of New Yort:, | which owns Union Electric Light & Power Co., had offered to buy option for purchase of control held by Utility Power Light on a date subsequent to the date of Goodwin's opinion that Laclede had no franchise. ‘CHAMBERLIN AND LEVINE REACH POLISH CAPITAL | WARSAW, Poland, June 27.— Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine, American trans- who are visiting various Furopean cities, here shortly after 3 o’clock this afternoon from Marienbad, Czecho- Slovakia. They were welcomed enthusias- tically by a great crowd and by representatives of the Government and army. John B. Stetson Jr., American Mintster, was among those who greeted the flyers. ote t * who represents himself Dubinsky & Duggan, attor- neys in the Title Guarantee build- their client as a the city quq@ warranto of La-| the | Spring street mortgage firm. Laclede | & ; arrived | Leading Los Angeles Finan- ciers Named by Grand Jury in Julian Petroleum Stock Scandal. THREE COUNTS OF EMBEZZLEMENT Sixteen Other Defendants Released on Bonds—More True Bills Likely to Be Returned. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 27.— It became known today that Charles I, Stern, president of the Pacific Southwest Trust and Sav- ings Bank, and John E. Barber, president of the First Securities Cu., were among those indicted by the grand jury last week in con- nection with the Julian Petroleum stock scandal. The two bank presidents, whose names appear at the very forefront of Los Angeles’ financial ‘“‘Who’s Who,” were charged with three counts of embezzlement and one count of accepting a banker’s bonus, Bond was set in the in- dictment at $25,000, which Le Compte Davies, attorney, stood ready to make when the men ap- peared for arraignment. The name of Louis B. Mayer, president of the Metro-Goldwin- Mayer Producing Corporation, one of the leading film companies, ap- peared on another indictment. He is charged with usury. $12,000,000 in Usury Alleged. The usury indictments were based on information furnished the grand jury by the City Prose- cutor’s office which for several weeks has been investigating al- leged exorbitant interest rates charged for short time loans in Julian pools. These pools are cred- ited with having been the principal agent in undermining the big ol concern and are said to have in- volved $100,000,000 on which usvr- ious interest of more than $12,- 000,000 was collected. Others indicted for usury are: Adolph Ramisch, capitalist and theatrical man; Joe Toplitzky, mil- lionaire real estate dealer; Albert Lane, president of the Progressive Finance Corporation; H. A. Bell, vice president of the Pacific South- west Trust and Savings Bank; F. E. Harris, retired broker and cap- italist; Henry S. Mackay Jr., attor- ney; Alvin Frank, automobile finance dealer; William Rhodes Hervey, former Superior Judge and capitalist; P. L. McMullin and Abe Krell, money lenders and bro- kers; W. I. Hollingsworth, presi- dent of W. I. Hollingsworth & Co., real estate and insurance; Robert E. Moody, vice president of Alvin H. Frank & Co., of which Alvin Frank is president. Sixteen defendants named in the 29 returned true bills appeared Saturday to answer to the arrest- ing complaints and post bonds ranging from $10,000 up to $25,- O00, I. F. Rouse, vice president of the Pacific Southwest Trust and Sav- ings Banks; S. C. Lewis, resigned president of the Julian Corpora- tion; H. F, Campbell, vice presi- dent of the oil company; and R. M. and Charles E. Reese, brothers and president and vice president, respectively, of, the A. G. Wagy Co., brokerage firm, were the more important financial leaders who Saturday answered to the true bills. All five were charged in two counts with conspiracy to obtain money under false pretenses and to violate the State Corporate Se- curities Act. Others who surrendered posted bonds, which so far have totaled more than $200,000, were: E. H. (“Jack’’) Rosenberg, assert- ed to have been a director of loan pools which caused the huge over- issue of Julian Pete stock shares. H. C. Chotiner, theatrical man and dealer in investment securities. Morris Weinstein, head of a I. O. Levy, president of an in- surance! company. Phillip Grossman, money lender. T. FP. Conroy, former secretary of the Julian *corporation. William C. Kautteman, auditor for the Wagy brokerage house. J. Farberstein, president of the Standard Pipe and Supply Co. E. Bastheim, jeweler. H. Gutterman, money lender. Others indicted but who had not appeared were: Jacob Berman, chief aid Lewis, who is in New York. Louis Berman, brother of Jacob. David Gordon, now traveling in Europe. The grand jury today will resume its penetration into the mazes of the financial collapse of the oil corporation. The District Attorney has predicted additional true bills will result. All of those who are out under bond will be arraigned this afternoon in Superior Court. to and | President Receives Gen. Wood YN ee Ny . ase” : oa HE Governor-General of the Philippines (left) and President Cool- | at we DEGLARES THAT ST. LOUIS CAN'T FORBID RESALE OF U.R. TRANSFERS Orders Release of Attorney Victor Packman Who Was Fined $10 in Test of Or- dinance. UPSETS CONTENTION OF MAYOR MILLER Declares Void St. Louis Charter Provision Con- flicting With Public Serv- ice Commission Law. _,, By BOYD F. CARROLL. Jefferson City Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, June 27.— “The City of St. Louis is without the power to regulate to any ex- tent, directly or indireetly, the rates of a public utility, or to pre scribe regulations or practices idge, photographed at the South Dakota state game lodge in “ten- gallon” hats presented by NEW YORK ART OBJECTS WORTH $250,000 ———— ee Elevator Operators, Denied crease in Pay Accused of Ruin- ing Rare Paintings. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 27.—John Healy and George Tiernan, apart- Operators In- ment house elevator were hold today in connection with | By Taking H. M. Black- the mutilation of $250,000 worth of antiques and painting by old masters. The police assert they wrecked the apartment asa neuns of revenge against their empiove”, Bai Lihme, retired millionaire zine manufacturer who refused to increase their wages. Among the objects ofart de- stroyed or damaged Van Dyke’s “Lomellini and Family.” a seventeenth century mMast:rp‘ece valued at $100,000; Rubens’ “Por- trait of an Old Man,” valued at $15,000, a rare old organ, and por- traits of Lihme’s daughtere, Prin- cess Lobkoroice and Mrs. C. A. Griscom. Chandeliers, tapestries and period furniture were :lemol- ished or damaged. were a eee + POLICE HUNT LION IN ALLEY AND CAPTURE STRAY GOAT for Riot Guns and Ropes Ready Use After Neighbors Tell of Hearing Roars. Several residents in the vicinity of Whittier street and McPherson avenue, aroused at 1:30 a. m. to- day by a noise in the alley which they decided must be the roaring of a lion escaped from the Zoo, called the police. With riot guns and ropes, several patrolmen, led by Sergt. Marsau. went to the al- ley. Policemen entered the alley from either end to. block the beast’s escape, flashing their lights uhead. A moving form behind an ashpit was rushed by the police- men, their ropes poised. “V.a-a-a!” was the annoyed greeting of a stray goat, disturbed in munching a leaf of lettuce that had fallen from a garbage pail. The policemen took the beast back to the ashpit and tethered it. AMERICANS DRAIN FISH SUPPLY Rotary Delegates Cause Shortage at Ostend. By the Associated Press. OSTEND, Belgium, June 27.— The fish-eating abilities of Ameri- cans attending the International Rotary conference at-Ostend cauves a fish famine in part of Belgium. In normal times the Ostend tish- ing fleet can provide plenty of fish to supply the wants of its visitors. The fish-hunger has been mani- fest particularly among Amer‘can Rotarians from the iniand states, with whom fish is a rare dish t home. It i& the sole that appealed to them most. and with it as the centerpiece, some made every meal almost completely of fish. rh ¥. ' WITNESS MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY mer’s Passport, State De- partment Left Him With- out Credentials in Europe. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, June 27.—Ilf Harry M. Blackmer and James E. O Ne#l, missing oil witnesses, fail to appear to testify in the con- spiracy trial of Harry F. Sinclair and ex-Secretary Fall, now set for Oct. 17, Government prosecutors plan to test out several means of reprisal. Under the Walsh act, Blackmer, former chairman of the board of the Mid-West Refining Co., who was found a month and a half ago in Monte Carlo after an ab- sence of two years and prolonged search by secret service agents, can be penalized up to $100,000 dy the Federal Court for failure ‘o respond to a subpena. A similar penalty may be levied against O'Neil, former president of the Prairie Oi] & Gas Co., if he can be found. O'Neil has eluded Government consular agents, armed with sub- penas, for months, but the ad-t- tional possibilities now being ex- plored by Government oil coun- sel involve permanently § taking away the passports of the ab- sentees and searching their income tax returns for illegalities. ‘he State Department, it is now dis- closed, took exceptional steps to serve the missing men. A consular agent was appointed especially to Monaco for that purpose, 80 no question might be raised as to the legality of service under the Walsh act. When Blackmer finally was found on a train between Mop e Carlo ahd Nice, he was not only handed a summons but his pass port was taken from him, virtually isolating him wuniess he contrived to cross the French border. The State Department, ce-operat- ing with Government counsel, bad first planned to trace Blagkmer and O'Neil by their applications or renewal of passports, but the oil men, evidently divining this pur- pose, obtaimed their renewals far in advance of the expected time. By “lifting’’ Btackmer’s creden- tials, however, when he was finally discovered, the department virtual- ly makes him “a man without a country,” unable ordinarily to le: v# France, and unable to return_20 his own land, | Which affect such rates,” the Mis- Souri Supreme Court en banc. de- | Clared in a decision today. This ruling, reasserting pre vious decisions of the court on pub- lice utility rate matters, was made in an opinion holding invalid parts of a St. Louis ordinance forbidding the sale or giving away of street car transfers by persons to whom the transfers were issued. The court held that such provisions conflict with the Publie Service |Commission law. All the judges concurred. the court ordered the relegse on 4 writ of habeas corpus of Victor 'Packman, St. Louts attorney, who phad been fined $10 in the St. Louis | Court of Criminal Corrections for selling a street car transfer. Pack- man caused his own arrest to make a test case. He was constructively detained by the Sheriff, for fail- ure to pay the fine, making it pos- Sible for him to seek the habeas corpus writ. Upsets Mayor’s Contention. The opinion, with its declara«- tions on public utility rate control, is of interest in view of the theory recently set forth by Mayor Miller of St. Louis that the city could ob- tain lower gas rates through terms of a new franchise, if the courts sustain his contention that the charter and franchise of the La- clede Gas Light Co. have expired. The courts have held repeatedly that terms fixed itn franchises are not binding on the Public Service Commission in determining rates. Attorncy-General Gentry is hold- ing a hearing here this afternoon on the Mayor's request that he file quo warranto proceedings in Su- preme Court to oust the Laclede company. After this hearing Gen. try will determine whether or not he will take action. Transfer Ordinance Orerthrown. Judge W. T. Ragland, author of the Opinion, held that four para- graphs of Section 1098 of City Ordinance No. 10.013 were vold be- cause they Itnvaded the powers of the State Public Service Commis- sion. The four paragraphs provide penalties for sale of a street car transfer, giving one away, use of «@ transfer by another person than the one to whom issued. and an at- tempt to mace a round trip by use of a transfer. Rules and regulation: governing the issuance and use of transfers enter into and form a part of the basis of rates charged by a street car company, Judge Ragland said, and “such rules and regulations are Integral parts of its schedule rot rates.” “The power to supervise the rates, fares or charges exacted by a street railway corporafion for transportation of persons, and the regulations or practices of such corporations affe€ting rates, rests exclusively with the Public Service Commission.” the Judge wrote. Charter Provisions Void. “Consequently the provisions of the charter of St. Louls pur- porting to confer such power on it or its Board of Aldermen are vold,” he continued. “And ordte nances in conflict with the Pub lie Service Commission tew, Continued on Page 2, Column 8. 4 2 4 Bw Fite Ades wad wee. aa oe rer a oak ee te — eee ee ee ET ye - eee ee ee ~ ° ~ - - * oe 7 —— ea = hee eet ata ce ~ % they ee me tee 6 le en : ow _~ eo ee, eee ees Sr anes aoe fe EONS restores -~ a «en - é Big. ae ei eS Pree a Ea ee ee ee “ ~ ae - ~~ itt o —_ OO oe eR OM iy REE om ot » Ps - x J Ao . — - <a tere et Oe on i RA ae

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PAGE 2 TWOPLANES ARE READY TO START. ~— AGROSS PACIFIC Third Flyer, Civilian Pilot, May Beat Army and Ex:| Naval Officer Aviator to Non-Stop Take-Off. MAJ.-GEN. PATRICK ARRIVES ON SCENE. Two Prepared to Hop Off Frem California to Ha-, waii and One From Hon- | clulu to America. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June 27.—Lieut. | Maitland and Lieut. Hegenberger plan to hop off tomorrow morning | on a nonstop flight from the Pa- | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ we abi hatee: cedleegs. sos: ———————— i TTT ete al — ‘ i } j ' t cific Coast to Hawati, Assistant; 6 Gere FBS; Secretary Davison of the War De- | partment was advised late today. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.— Tested and ready for flight, two airplanes, in the three-cornered race to fly across the Pacific be- tween here and Hawaii, today awaited orders ‘o take-off, while the third remained to be tried out before the departure. The big three-engined Fokker, in which Lieuts. Lester J. Maitland and Albert Hegenberger will make the non-stop flight attempt in be- half of the Army, was prepared for official inspection. Major-General Mason O. Patrick, chief of the Army Air Corps, ar- rived here today te give the finai word to Lieuts. L. J. Maitland and A. Hegenberger. When asked if he would make the flight, Gen. Pat- rick replied: “I prefer not to aa- swer that question at this time.” At the Oakland municipal air- port where the Army airplane and the monoplane of Ernest Smith are to take off for Honolulu, activ- ity prevailed. Shortly after 10) o'clock the Fokker machine that is to be flown to Honolulu landed on the field. It had left Crissy Field, San Francisco, on a flight that took it east of Oakland. The fuel tanks were to be filled, oil taken aboard and the compass in- stalled. It Was announced that neither the Army Fokker nor its civilian opponent would take of* today. The possibility that Richard Grace. the Honotulu contender in the three-cornered race between ‘ Pacific Coast. Left to right: and the Hegenberger children. and Families » more dawn found the monoplane BYRD 5 TAKE-OFF AGAIN DELAYED BY STORM OFF COAST Pressure of Public Interest Causes Commander to Explain Necessity. of Awaiting Suitable Weather | By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch, NEW YORK, June 27.—Once America poised on its six-foot in- clined perch on Roosevelt Field, to the indefinite future. trough extending from Newfound- land south to the steamer lanes,” meteorologist James H. Kimbal! reported today. “It isn’t yet con- clusive that this disturbance will bar a take-off for Europe, but thie outlook is not bright. , “This is the same storm. that Granite City; who returned with $12,618 of the $13,702 he stole from ; passed over Roosevelt Field and ierwood, |caused a postponement of the the bank and surrendered, today WHEN Lieuts. A. G. Hagenberger and Lester J. Maitland attempt their non-stop flight from Califor- | flight Sunday morning. The low! . poicased from jail at Edwards- nia to Hawaii, possibly before sundown today, t hey will leave these well wishers behind them on the | pressure off Newfoundland is Of] +4. Gn $5,000 bond, charged with Lieut. Maitland, Mrs, Maitland, Mrs. Hegenberger, Lieut. Hegenberger , ——s Sat eee ee ee ee Tnderwood & Une considerable depth and, though we (heard from ships at sea, there is [_— a perfect balance. Experimental Permit Proposed. pilot’s license. — eastward flight. Hawaii and the Golden Gate, would! that prize money. be able to take off from the island end of the course tomorrow became apparent today when it was learned here that a propeller which he js! awaiting is aboard the liner Maui. | 'By the Associated Press. SPOKANE, Wash., June 27.—It ‘cost almost $500,000 to bring the |}three De Autremont brothers to | justice, Charles Riddiford, Unite States Postoffice Inspector who di- rected the man hunt for four years. | due in Honolulu tomorrow. It previously was reported Grace would be delayed until the arrival] of a propeller aboard the liner City of Los Angeles, which is not due in the islands until Friday. Grace Whose plane is being guarded at the Pearl Harbor naval! air station, and Whose navigator is Eston B. Kroger, Lieutenant in the naval re- Serve, yesterday made teet flights With a propeller obtained tn the islands. With that equipment the Plane was reported to have success- fully passed the tests. Civilian Flyer Ready. Ernest Smith, local civilian fly- er, had his plane ready for test flights today after working with a large force of mechanics. The Oakland municipal airport where a special 7000-foot runway has been constructed, was ready fo accommodate both the Army plane and Smith for their take-offs. Maitland and Hegcnberger tnspect- ed the runway and Pronounced it in splendid condition. The Weather Bureau promised headwinds for take-offs either here or in the Islands ‘Oday, declaring there would tea fresh Last breeze from Hawail to the half-way mark. and a stiff Northwest breeze from there to the mainland, with fair- ly clear weather at this end. Lieut. Maitland. accompanied by Tjleut. Hegenberger, who will be- | By the Asecciated Press the navigator, flew {to Oakland airport yesterday in an Army serv- ice plane from Crissy Field. They tried the long runway twice and announced they encountered cross Winds which probabiy would pre- sent & Serious problem. With these winds, it was explained. the Fokker would probably not be able to take off with its weight of 13,500 pounds. This announcement was followed by another that if Similar winds prevailed consistently § the/| Army men might go to Mather Field, Sacramento, for the hop-off. Crowd Deftes Police Reserves. Thousands of aulomobiles, brought visitors to the Oakland air: port. Police reserves were unable to keep the crowds from therun- way and Smith’s Camp where me- chanics and their helpers worked feverishly to straightson out details of motorsconnections, instruinent installation and Wing altachments. Sinith’s plane has a gasoline ca- pacity of 450 gallon Lieut. Mait- land's plane is de» p ‘. carry 1040 galions. Fach expects to be able to travel 2000 miles. The dig- tance to Honolulu is 2400 miles. Walter F. Parkin. inspector for the aeronautical! branch of the | United States Department of Com- merce. appeared at the Smith Camp to inspect the civilian monoplane. He said he was Paurticulariy inter. ented the placement of the main Gaso tanks as these constituted $500,000 SPENT IN BRINGING DE AUTREMONTS TO JUSTICE ee estimates. Following their confession of tne attempted robbery of a Southern Pacific train in the Siskiyou, VU-.-., tunnel, in which the train was dynamited and four men_= slain Hugh, Roy and Ray De Autremont were given life sentences in the! Oregon penitentiary. The Federal Government, South- ern Pacific Railroad and American | Express Co. have paid approximat>- | |'Two cloudbursts striking at ly separated towns in Eastern Ore- ly $500,000 for reward posters and expenses, he stated. Between 3.- | 000,000 and 4,000,000 posters de- | scribing the trio were used to} girdle the globe. with whom he had served in tha Philippines. A man at Steubenville, O.. recoz- nized the twins, Roy and Ray and told authorities. DINED WITH HOSBAND’S SLAYER AFTER CONVICTION —— | .- ee +e LOS ANGELES, June 27.—Depu- ty-Sheriff Claude Peters tod«yv identified Dorothy Mackaye, fiim actress, and her chym, Helen Wil- | kinson, as the two women present | at a chicken dinner given for Paul | Kelly, who is under sentence for the murder of Dorothy Mackaye’s | husband, Ray Raymond, an actor, during Kelly's temporary release | from the county jail Saturday to | attend to business. Miss Mackaye’s tria) on a felony band’s death is under way. MRS, COOLIDGE TAKES HIKE’ | Preskient on Front Porch Anxious- { ly Awaits Her Return. By the Associated Pree. RAPID CITY, 8. 1D. June 27.— Mra. Coolidge returned from a long | hike at 2:15 o'clock today to find President Coolidge on the front porch anxiously awaiting her ar- rival, The President had returned from the executive offices at Rapid City | at 1 o'clock and had awaited lunch | pending the return of Mrs. Cool- idge. He apent most of the time on the front porch watching the road, Mrs. Coolidge has made several short hikes, but this ts the first time she has attempted to climb the hills near bv James Haley. secret service man, accompanied | her, the principal weight and’ would DENIES CITY’S RIGHT have to be placed so as to permit | TO FORBID RESALE OF U. R. TRANSFERS Continued From Page One. CHIANG DEMANDS ~THAT UNIONS DISBAND Parkin declared prior to his ap- pearance at the camp that if Smith made the flight before the De- partment of Commerce k2d ap- proved the plane, he and itis back- ers would be subjected to a $500 fine, and Smith would forfeit his enacted pursuant charter provisions or not, His Ultimatum to Hankow Na- tionalist Government Is Now | ofticiais: use that may mee . After a talk with Smith’s back- ¥ Being Considered. ers, Parkin said they could apply to the Commerce Department for an experimental license and pro- ceed with the flight immediately if the department approved. This) was understood to have been done. Smith’s supporters declared that even if the army plane beat him to the hop-off, Smith and his Los An- 'geles navigator, Charles H. Carter, could give them a six-hour start and beat them to Hawaii. They announced, however, that if Grace | started from Honolulu before | Smith .as able to take off, the / ang regulations affecting rates, be- flight from Oakland would be de- | layed pending the result of the thereby invades the province of Service Commission. “The City of St. Louis ts with- out the power to regulate te-any extent, directly or indirectly, the rates of a public utility, awaiting the word from the Unit- ed States Weafher Bureau that the weather would be o. Kk. for our transatlantic flight. That word | bas never been given. When it is giver, we shall go, and not until ‘then. We can only get that word| =~ heard it with tears of excitement 97... A’ wires | that the radical Nationalist govern- ment there is discussing the recent | ;ultimatum of Chiang RKhai-shek, the | |'moderate Nationalist leader, the | headquarters are at Nanking. This ultimatum tices which affect such rates.’ ” The Court held that while city cannot exert any control over! |the rates and charges of a public;other things dishandment of | definitely a tew hours prior to our | departure. Naturally we are very; and disappointment in his eyes. Even his alert wife, waitine in the So impatient are the four flyers; hangar, seemed diseppoint-d. The rain had stopped. The gin had risen. The storm of the »,fzht be- fore had passed eastward, to form a new barrier to the flight. At last, Acosta, Noville an] Balchen start- e demands ar..ong!/. ox all |impaticnt to go. ‘that yesterday morning only the refusal of Byrd and T. H. Kinkade, engine expert, to permit the Insist- ence of Bert Acosta, who will pilot the plane, and Bernt Balchen, who will act as assistant navigator, to overcome their judgment, prevent- 'ed an attempt to take-of?. viduals, in their dealings with the itility, observe the company’s rules | Russian advisers and certain Chi- nese communists. cause of the public Chang Tries to Conciliate Nanking nondiscriminatory The $35,000 James D. Dole prizes | eates ‘hie correspondent do not figure in ! at the day seemed to spreai. All yes- terday automohiles came and went, field at one time. Thousands of men and women. ') a shifting throng, clung to the rope harrier about the monoplane and gazed at it fixedly for minutes ata time. d beck for the Garden City Hotel. The belief they might go later in ‘housand being parx:-4 about the MOUNT VERNON, IL... June 27. —Elmer Wehunt. a farmer, living | west of Nason, late today _ tele- Mrs. Zelma Turney of Galesbury, | passenger in the runaway airplane | phoned Sheriff Hal Smith that* he had killed Lora Wicks, a neighbor- ing farmer, and asked the Sheriff to arrest him. A doctor who was called stated that Wicks was dead when he arrived at the Wehunt home. It was reported Wicks was near the home of Wehunt, who asked him if he was there yesterday. Wicks denied that he was and fur- ther words followed. Wehunt start- ed for his home, followed by Wicks. Wehunt reported he fired once with a rifle after Wicks threatened him. Wicks, Wehunt charged, had paid attention to his wife. Wehunt is about 28 years old and has several children. Wicks is survived by his widow and a child. SAYS PLANET CAUSED ‘FLARES’ Enginetr Think: Flashes Not From Lost Flyers, but From Venus, By the Associated Press. CHICOUTIM1, Quebec, June 27, —The theory that the lights seen at intervals in Northern Quebec for the last two weeks resulted from the proximity of the planet Venus to the earth anu were not signals from the missing French trans- atlantic aviators, Nungesser and Coli, was expressee a second time here by R. FE. Joron, forestry en- gineer, who arrived toeay after spending 15 days in the _ region. The first intimation that the lights were reflections from Wenus at sundown came from professor of astronomy at McGill University last week, Joron declares that. while on the bank of the River Peribonka Thuisday, he :w a beam of white light in the sky, which later turned a brilliant red. It appeared be- tween 8 and 9 p. m. at short in- tervals. At times it grew in size, while on othe: cccasions it would diminisn perceptibly, The en- gineer, who was accompanied by 50 men, added he saw no _ signs that Nungesser and Coli, for whom the expedition was searching, had been in that region. ALONE IN SCHOONER ON OCEAN Eastern Man Sails for Canary Is- lands With Dog and Cat. By the Associated Press. PROVIDENCE, R. I., June 27.— Hugo Hoahna, who is sailing from this city to the Canary Islands in a 40-foot schooner, with no com- pany except a dog and a cat, is now on the open sea, according to re- ports received last night. He left Point Judith Breakwater Wednes- day. Lieut. Commander C. H. Dench, United States coast guard, com- mander of the U. 6. S. Davis, re- ports that at 12:30 Friday the Da- vis met Hoahna’s schooner, approx. imately 70 miles southeast of Nan- tucket. Dench learned Hoahna plans to do his sleeping between 1 p. m. and 5 p. m., sailing during | these hours with his wheel -lashed. | 4 Kinkade [nspected the runway a—hee————— e But both Whalen and Kinkade Students’ §pecial Rates CLOSE JUNE 30 In arranging for our Fall term it is necessary for us we ot ~~ ” * ; € * ® - WIPED OUT $1,000,000 Two Workers Injured Bell | lowi ig Explosion in amitos Heights Fis at Long Beach Cal, tt te any ts * ‘ ¥ Pe ae or * 7 By the Associated Pregs. a LONG BEACH, Cal, June |Firemen of Long Beach and o [company em ployes, reinforceg part of the Los Angeleg fing a. partment, today continued on ‘in the Alamitos Heights of t. prevent new outbreaks of @ which last night burned eight wai and badly damaged the rigs ap equipment of reveral other Damage was said to excee@ $4. 000. “a which ignited early today may bet Two oil field workers burned severely in an ex “hich started the fire in well of the Julian Petroleum poration. A gas leak wag ¢ to hav~ caused the explosion. th. well burned within ten ntes Two McCaslin company wells, Richfield-Bonner No. 1, Klabig N 1, the Kohush-Johnson ang ¢ George Getty well were included & thos burned. a Two wells of the @ | oli tanks boil over. | today in an area bounded by “oh. te have an epproximate idea of the number of pupils who will enter during the Summer and Fali—there- fore, for a number of years we have offered students | a special rate during the month of June. Write or Phone Today for Catalog. RUBICAM BUSINESS SCHOOL 4931-33 Delmar BI. FOrest 0099 3469-75 Grand BI. Eastern Oil Co. were saved, would be threatened again if Although -he fi: » cextinued orado, Elliott, Flint and Streets, firemen thought the cou'l be held tr this section if tanks did not boil over. : TWINS CONTINUE LONG S¥ap WEST POINT, N. Y., June The Zittenfield twins, Phyllis asd’ Bernice, resumed their ’ New York swim this afternoon a point opposite Gees’ Point f house, on the east aide of river. Tompkins Cove, 11 distant, is their objective : The twins, according to t backers, are five hours ahead « the record set by Mrs, Lottie Maw Schoemmel last October, oe $17 Stolen From Poor Box — The window of Pentecostal e sion, 4017 Easton avenue, “war forced last night and $17 waste! from the poor box. cs FRESH **% ‘ LINEN ** a —the meticulous business waa - mands cleanliness about bis finds it . great belp is ;, successful alr. o ae Acosta Makes His Will. They arrived at the hangar, te “It’s my job to take her off and In the little frame office in the That decision did not come until AT MOSCOW WOUNDED MOSCOW. June ?7.- /-Prece Iced ment of the Military Tribunal. was + charge, growing out of her hus- | wounded today by a revolver shot. | | ises of the Tribunal. his action are under investigation, Other attractive Sets in amber and green. Bamboo:style glasses. Very suitable for gifts or prizes. § ] 89 Set rosten’s . At Clock Corner « Olive at Ninth oT. LOUIS.POST- DISPATCH Founded ay JOSEPH PULITZER by The Pulltrer Publishing Co. | ME ASSOCIAT and AUDIT BUREAU OF ULarione T Prese is exclusively entitled te of all news dispatches or hot otherwise credited in this ———— use for republication a the Le publish petches heretn are oe on eae © pastel Gp 7 Subscription Rates oy Ma POOP ne onasee ease sees al order. express money erch d-class Matter July 17, ) St. Lope. Ma PILLVO LOVE CLEVES OPOVONE POH LHe WOM HrOsmeryre/rreryy DIAMONDS : PEARLS WATCHES :; CLOCKS —: GLASSWARE .— oe for the greate NASH Announcement. 1. a 2 23 a oe mF ze It was feared two oll ¢ ee 4 over and cause flames to spreag” @ ae a ‘ > = Was Written his balance. lie moed bond and !s remaining in nee IGS TED WP 7 TED BAN . to $60,000 Shortage J to Cashier. 3 es LIKELY TO BE MET BY ASSETS as liar Lovel Jr., Default-| ag Officer, Respected for " saness and Church lennections. cs staff Correspondent of the : Post-Dispatch. BOYALTON, Ill, June 27.—To aid off at the mines is bad meh, even if one has savings, iwhat if the bank in which savings are kept closes sud- Me with news that the trusted Hier has defaulted to the possi- | lextent of. $100,0007 | . tro and Angelo and Tony and | ee are woeful upon every strect r in this little town, It is | bad, they say. These banks’ | sock is so much better, they assert. If they only had list- " »3 on the back street sorrow despair abide. Miners cuovnt | children and then the days) the bank reopens, and tnen remaining cash. | Cashier tn Jall. | Taik in Royalton ceaters upon | man responsible for its ain.cs merate plight: Witham Uvvel cashier of the State Bank of) ] { There was a bustle in Royalton wer seen before when, last wrsday morning, word got about st the State Bank of Royalton not opened its doors. Miners Bo had been idle since April 3 were living on their savings, hed to the bank. ,All that day @the next and the next a crowd thered before the closed doors, ‘The story is told of Steve Papa- loditch who had $3400 in the mk, his life saving . He came the closed doors and demanded ittance, Deputy- Sheriff Roy mitts and. others said to Steve: the bank is closed.” Mteve drew forth his passbook h a flourish and opened the to the lust, where -in blue Sinted to the book and therat the and demanded admittance. beaut his chest. He spluttered. wept. Wative residents of the town, ly as hard hit as the foreign Ment, are more articulate con- hing Lovel. It is rumored BOng them that Lovel has de- s because he fears to face those 5 had trusted him. There is a story that Lovel had en living too well on his $200 a pnth salary, and had spent re- Uy $5000 refurnishing and al- Ring his white frame house, Hard-. 4 floors and electric lights, and to St. Louis to buy furniture darkly spoken of. There is ersal sympathy (for Lovel’s fe and 13-year-old son—the wife “Mz reported grief-stricken over husband's plignt. ‘The only: explanation Level has de concerning the shortage 1s: had bad investments.” He de- ed to see the correspondent at ton yesterday. Sheriff Pritch- f of Franklin County says Lo- M's investments in real estate in about Royalton, his loans to "ends with their worthless notes Security, and an extravagant Aner of living probably account the entire shortage. Serrell M. Starnes, teller at the, nk and Lovel’s assistant, told the wtrespondent Lovel's friends had meuced him to make bad loans. Pit is likely that the bank's af- =S can be liquidated without loss depositers. There were about *9 accounts, with total deposits of 30.000. These were divided Into 860.900 time certificates, $109,000 Ings deposits and $59,000 king accounts. ntate Bank Examiner James told ee Correspondent Lovel had ad- itted to him irregularities extend- Bhack to 1919. at that time the K was known as the Carterville- Saiton Banking Co. It was ged from a private bank to a te bank with its present name. had a capitalization of $25.000 th $12.500 surplus. . The bank carried on deposit 88.900 of funds of the State of Sols and Lovel was bonded for t aimecunt, Under the double “lity law in IMnols stockholders he bank are able for an “Unt equal to their stock, so t with the capital, double Mabil- “nd Lovel’s bond $60,000 could gr nlized. This may cover the > shortage, officials believe. *Atminer James says he has “Nd definite evidence ‘of embez- Ment in addition to bad pa per. mentioned two forged orders $5900 each against the school of Royalton, which had been wn by Lovel. There were sev- *Puriougs notes and many, faisi- : to the others who h: | no faith | to a heigh ' to further banks! in rows of canary yellow cot- | Europe. under the frowning, disre = ble mine shafts, in drab wre 5100, Decision A , | tential dar! exceed $l in a decisi dons of t Supreme ¢ against ton. Ill., in jail at Genton red with a shortage of $%0,- — Charles 8. a special —_

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- % “EIGHT OM WELLS © WIPED OUT IN i $1,000,000 FIRE fy ear Two Workers Injured Fo. lowing Explosion in Al. bor-_ riff eyes | dei 4 | unt ked U a. . amitos Heights Field, at Long Beach Cal, e— f Asn LONG lated Press. BEACH, Cal., Firemen of Long Beach ang oll qa company employes, reinforceg bya of the Los Angeies fire de. irtment, today continued on duty the Alamitos Heights oj) ueld prevent new outbreaks of | which last night burned stat wal .- mated damaged the rigs ang | -*,/equipment of reveral other wells . Been | Dan aide was said t i oOo exceed Sor | , 6 0. + 1,060.. rom ? It was feared US which Ae ls over ns- | two oj] tanks ignited earty today may boil and cause flames to Spread. a Two oi] field workers were and ned severely in an €xplosion -— | hich started the fire in a new. ©€n-i well of the Julian Petroleum cor. €r poration. A gas leak was thought on ‘to hav. caused the explosion. The ts | wel ll burned within ten minutes. ati Two McCaslin company wells the or oe | Richfield-Bonner No. 1. Kiabig No. last 1, the Kohush-Johnson and «a ge e Gettv we i. | were — well were included in onka | Two wells mite | Eastern Oj! bu of the California Co. were saved, but ‘would be threatened again if the ‘ Ol: tanks oy over. seem oug he fi. > eerxtinued early enid | ay in an area bounded by Col- | bn. | \orado, Elliott, Flint anda Wilson ; ‘streets ts, firemen thought the blaze signs | CO! i be held tr this section if the itanks did not boil over. fhom bt TWINS CONTINUE LONG SWIM WEST POINT. N. a , June , The Zittenfield | Be rnice, sed «ei twins, "Phyllis and resumed their Albany-to. |New York swim this afternoon at Ja point opposite Gees’ Point light. |house, on the east aide of ae 1 river. Tompkins Cove, 11 mile from i distant, is their objective tonight. > in | twins, according to their. com- | backers, five hours ahead of now | the record set by Mrs, Lottie May o re- | Schoemme! last October. $17 Stolen From Poor Box. | - The window of Pentecostal] Mis- Son, 4017 Easton avenue, ~ wag forced last night and $17 was taken from the poor box. y Is- T he are —the meticulous business man 4 mands cleanliness about bis person— finds it . great help in giving that successful] alr. Phone JEfferson BECHT LAUNDRY CO. 3301-11 BELL AV. 0414 0415 ‘ ; ted P " PUPA itn: Bay. bale hi ie? han cs mOyy ‘ ew by June 27. the 4 NGS TIED UP ILOOTED BANK ——— jil., & Ari Facing Pinch | » to $60,000 esa | to Cashier. BA fe Pte ba LIKELY TO BE MET BY ASSETS Lovel Jr., Default- Officer, Respected for and Church : | sections. g saff Correspondent of the _ Post-Dispatch. MTALTON, I!I., iia off at the *» even if one June 27.—To mines is has savin which savings are kept closes With mews thar trusted er has defaulted t stent of $100,000° miro and Angelo and Tony ani sare woetul upon every strect » in this little town, It is These banks’ better, the If they only had list- ip the others who h. [ no faith bonis! rows of canary ycliow under the frowning, mine shafts, in drab whiie son the back street sorrow despair abide. Miners cuti children and “the bank reopens, remaining cash. Cashier in Jalil. Mik in Royalton centers upon man responsible for its ain.cs' wate “plight: William UL S si } COi- disre- G31" 4 then the days and Lace , 00, mere was a bustie er seen bef day mornin t the State not opened it had been idle iwere living on their hed to the All ithe next and the next a bered before the closed ue The story doors. since Savinss, that a: is crow d is told of Steve Papa- iitch who had the , his life saving He came the closed doors and demanded iff Roy $3400 in ie | tan Sheri tts and ® the bank is closed.” eve drew Maflourish and opened to the last. where in tte nee, Ds puts > others said to Steve: . + forth his p LA Was Written his balance. fed to the book and therrat the and demanded admittance. beat his chest. He spluttered. wept. Rative my as the the residents of hard hit as foreign eit, Are more articulate con- Ming Lovel. It is rumored mg them that Lovel has de- ed bond and ts nes in because he fears to face those had trusted him. hat Lovel had hliving too well on his $200 a th sa had spent re- My $5000 refurnishing and al- Mg his white frame house. floors and electric lights, t St. Louis to farkly spoken of. There its mal sympathy for sagan He ee and 13-year-old son—the wift reported grief-stricken over husband's plignt. € Only explanation Lovel has a concerning shortage is: t had bad investments.’ He med to fee the correspondent at ton yesterday. Sheriff Pritch- of Franklin County says Lo- FS investments in real estate in farout Royalton, his loans to Nds with their worthless notes “curity, and an bere is a story lary, and and | the the entire shortage. nfrrell M. Starnes, teller at the RK and Lovel's assistant, ‘spondent Lovel’s friends ced him to make bad loans. likely that kt is et hye "fF liquidated without fepositcrs. There ““COUNtS, with total deposits of These were divided into c¢ rtificates, $109,000 deposits and “INE accounts ‘ Bie } ‘Orrespondent ‘0 him Lovel had ad- irregularities extend- daoors, | town. Men Idle’ | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GiJiA MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1927 27, ‘rarer tsPiwsit Pilla’ mS Wants to Fly Atlantic, Too ' | bad | sud- | i ' Hard- | buy furniture | erty | perintende | $35.00! ’ r rental, ; today 2 i age=- |} ' | the | allege th ’ } ' extravagant | Rher of living probably account ' } ' told the | had | | The the bank's af- | loss | were about | i the $59,000, 3ank Examiner James told | AMERICANS KILLED N “cK to 1919. at that time the | Was known as the Carterville- n pga Co. It was from a 40k with uged its present name. ation of $25,000 Surplus. carried on funds of the - . ™ : a Capitaliz | 7's © - $19 Walaly Dank of = i af} ic unt Lnder iy , Le bys ank are “. @gual to oe liable for their stock, double lMabil- s bond $60,000 could ‘This Inay cover ‘lage, officials believe. James says he vasenos of embez- paper 1 two €ach against the schoo! rs of Roy: ilton, which had been Lovel. There were sev- ta bank to a | deposit State of | and re was bonded for the double | ; @W In Illinois stockholders | an | sO | fications in the | : ~~ SS gr if ff ; 7 | -~ . could | market ithe ffec » t - _ ; s Ld aASSDOOK | has : i lence, forged orders | | | ie ‘Missouri Supreme Court | : v7 ~ . rie? / Louis 3 VUuUli —Photo by Und ME. LUBA PHILLIPS, Russian aviatrix, who rei set an un- official altitude record for women by piloting eight passengers to a height of 12,000 feet in a triple-motor plane. She wants now to further emulate the sterner sex by making a non-stop flight to ne. 3100, 000, 000 "INVOLVED IN AWARD OF DAMAGES Decision Against. Trustees of Tele- graphone Company Orders Their Removal. WASHINGTON, June 2/7 | damages that probably $100,000, were. invol\ ed today by Justice Sid- District of Columbia suit brought Rood and rustees of the IO r haw, su- een. to pay went to trial Judge Hall. ioning stockholders, les Stehle, Herman and Beckman, brought their the Lit Hospita! ion, jeased Crenshaw. They the terms of a was to the semi. ure Circuit Th e Chari John §&. action ag: Building Associat building to Dr. at under 15-year lease, Dr. Crenshaw pay 7 per cent annually on $496,000 of capital stock in annual installments. Trustees of the building associa- tion aver had an agreement with Dr. Crenshaw not to foreclose until the end of each lease year. urrent year ends August 15. defendants say cent. of stockholders a petition opposing the action. Pritchard, secretary of Hospital Association, itness today. Sh Dr. Cren D IN EUROPE Jugosiavia, June identified as pewrit Joneber 1inst erty which they Counsel for the 70 per havé recelvs Miss Dora Liberty was the first WwW testified briefly had failed to pay the that shaw BELGRAD E, 7.—Edgar Elridge, York newspaper man, Helen, were killed yes- a New his wife, terday when their motor car went | over an embankment near Sara- jevo. The accident ifs ascribed to a broken steering connection. Elridge, who was born at Bloom- ington, lll, was on a world tour, and had visited the Orient and the | Near East. A A A I Sane ie ent --—- bank, James said. State’s Attorney Pritchard tionine of Lovel today. ported in a mood of Meanwhile, Martin He is re- there are spaghetti, the soup bone has sev- eral boilings, and good wives get out socks to darn against @pe day " Purious notes and many falsi- when the mincs reopen. and | the records of the | ~ INTERNATIONAL C. OF 7 CONVENES IN STOCKHOLM Head of Swedish ish Dek gates Voices Pleasure That Germatls Are Participating. Press. Swe the Associated STOCKHOLM, fourth general of International Commerce, which 1 by about 1000 rom 44 nations, the presence of Tete ‘rown Prince and P cess Wilhelm. President — ™ % , . the dish delegat a — The the and rincess ’ ra Wallenberg o! la@KIng an French > w+ ~~ + % expressed was Sw Germany the conference. American dele- is “headed by Owen ed ish de if rat sh particularly State for step toward ha woe CA VY ALB forme- between Cnam- basis of the consider f Commerce on @ } we ail hap} ; mages Ss bers oO should peace ideas which lead to of all nati and . ; 1 especia Cr n Prince and visit to ur country Responding in behalt gress, Sir Alan An sized the importance 0 gress and its lowering of examp how last of th derson yo quoted ws ed . If 1O0} ‘ ] +t " It I U - | Cyclonic polo, Deci es it Is nconstitu- ‘impressive serenity, wound up the fora moment. E. C. Simmons, No. , " 1 for the Red team of the St Spring season yesterday at the st. | : = y t | Louis club, broke through to score |Louis Country Club, with the fifth | (on a difficult shot. Only to Local Area. |victory 0 out of six games played. | Several times the ball went the |The club team defeated the Louis-| length of the field before an in- i ville Country Club, 5 goals to 4. domitable defense reasserted itself | The play was an unbroken spec-/and drove it back. Byron Hilliard, itacle of concentrated ferocity. Tne | Louisville No. 1, fought clear, OF CIRCUIT COURT : | | flashed down on the ball and drove ‘outcome hung in the ee until | (it 60 yards to tie the score. A the final tap of tha bell. . Louis made two goals to a ‘s one; ™oment later Alex T. Primm, vet- in the first period, three goaix to|¢ran No. 5 for St. Louis, cannily Louisville’s two in the second | Watching his chance in a scramble, ichukker, and that was all. Louis-| caught the ball in the open and ville held St. Louis scoreless| drove it through on a long back- through the last four periods, and | Stroke. scored once in the third. The} Primm was one of the old-tim- \three bitterly debated periods of | ©'S at polo in St. Louis. ithe second half passed without a/|'S a bit gray score for either side. he shared his ; iN 3 es une Jeticescn’ Chy) Convent. | And all this under a cloudless NO. 3, : in a scene of natural leve:i- ent of the Post-Dispatch. nhs a he ra rde h. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., June Se ee ee ee turned out a landscape with the St. Louis County sew- | ¢:... — finesse of a Japanese print. Ar- ie A prpayons Sorwe dent sunshine was tempered by an th gj eas oe | unfailing northeast breeze thit ne fi ©U- | made the lofty flag over the club c declaring un- terrace ripple out law anattion | | parade. ih gin sewers by special | General Public Interestd. bills. he court held the law, Bright but subtle shades in passed in 13-1, Pa os _ St. |society crowd under the maples on! Mahlon Wallace Jr., St. Louis No. lated the the terrace were balanced by a/2, riding like a fiend behind the ‘colorful line of hundreds in the | ball, found it in the clear but a heietilies pened ete ts oo. ae rel: “ jiong vay from the goal. 7 fom hae frveeren tec “Anyone on poll ee | — ahead of him, but every one Ficté and con- lie. Kaede Wauneka Aone pee “ was covered by a Louisville play- emails ae Maal Pari ae ates cca ee |er, and a pass looked hopeless. iSaee bsg ae ae tae ne | He took a chance and swung a a lid od is re, 20 . — The ball flashed through | aie eal | om ci ne _ {the milling line of riders. “Great | —s = . — es ct that motor- | Guns, Wallace!” shouted one, and | and he | mu sp prea ge prt the ball was through the goal, a/| ” — | prodigious long stroke. of the field brought | than. the space could accom- | _ The Scoring Continues. nodate, and they flocked out of | a ee CONEe, awe the automobiles and up to the side. |yard Niedringhaus, No. 4 and cap- line Automobiles filled not only | tain for St. Louis, fought through a scramble at the goal like a swords- | i'man, met a Louisville guard at tional Because It Applies Enjoined From Awarding Contract in District Formed Under Act. position, the pivotal | Eugene Williams for two of 'six periods, but more 'his hardihood and skill applause of the sidelines. the than once won the initiate on sky, ness y ‘ la’ \V VW as to lead off the second period with stiffly as if on|a@ Score on a snappy | Capt. George I. Smith | Army), ’ captain of his team. The the | period was crammed with action. cone a ed +? "> | StILULION aI against special along W atcn held “alias on July 3. | local law Louis County. ‘Test Penning in Supreme Court. Lichard Ralph, J» ict, obtained law by id sought to That measure clause put- March, but law 1s blocked f tax DiliS, was supreme Luse it was a ecting only St. every i side, bit of space on the south but were parked in a double Clear across the east side as At one time there were 96} chines in the front line, and{|ling score. Capt. Smith passed must have been 20 more in| from midfield nearly across the econd line on the east sid. turf and Hilliard scored on another irst rush of the game | long shot. Agen tener both teams had; The half en d heir la {in e last f > 2 ded. Bathers whose e defensive and | brilliant swimming suits, lining the to play eatiete to the last | side of the pool east of the ter- Eve ry time a player swung | race, had been the strongest touch an opponent was upon of the scene, disappeared into the crook his mallet, and the | pool, and their “Wheeee,” inaud- | partook much of steel- | ible before through the cheering court | WTiSted fencing as of audacious | of the crowd and the steady roll horsemanship. , of strumming hoof, rang out again. Lightning Attacks Rule | pame as law passed lu eounty blish sewer diS- | comm he change of tactics—Satur- | ' pensation of the in the intensity of the struggle had __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘GIRL SERIOUSLY BURNED BY CT. LUIS OWN { \Public Takes Peek at Polo, in a setting of ing on lightning attack—faltered | , PAGE 3 Clothing of Miss Elien Murpby Ig- nited When Working at En- graving Plant. Miss Elien Murphy, 22 years old, ean9 -- = of burned on both hands at 1l a. m. today when a can of rubber cement exploded at the Gray-Adams En- graving Co., 1324 Washington ave- nue. The explosion ignited a chemical substance with which Miss Murphy was working, causing her clothing to catch fire. She was treated at city hospital and taken home. The fire caused damage estimated at $500 to the plant. _- —— |- ——l opportunity to breathe calmly for ten minutes, but no longer. orable struggle. Defense had closed down again, and no man got the ball but to be beset by a fierce swarm of opponents like a pack of hunters worrying a fox. Three full periods without a score, and some of the fightin’est polo St. Louis ever saw. The Lineup: His hair | at the temples and |‘ with the equally dependable | the ; Hilliard was out in front again pass from | (Regular | His team | the ball and drove it right under | he opponent’s mallet for a thril- | Louisville C. C. Byron Hilliard and Secrier Bonnie No. | Bonnie and Ellerbe Carter No. | Capt. George L. Smith (C.), jand Carter No. | Frank Hogue and Carter No. Louis C. C. E. C. Sim- | mons III. No. 1 Mahlon B. Wallace Jr. No. 2 Alex T. Primm and Eugene F. Williams No. 3 G. Hayward Niedringhaug (C.) Referees, Capt. N, Jefferson Barracks and Scudder. | Timekeeper, E. H. Simmons. No. 4 M. Neat of Cupples Ponies in Much Better Trim For Yesterday’s Game, | The horses were in much better ‘condition yesterday for the second 'polo game between the Louisville qand St. Louis Country Clubs. The ‘Louisville ponies especially were in much better trim, and it was partly for this reason that the teams were leven more equally matched in the |second game. | Simmons, in the first score for ‘the St. Louis Country Club, made a difficult stroke, a near-side shot lover the neck. Hilliard, of the ‘Louisville Country Club,/also made ‘a couple of sensational goals, and Capt. Smith, of the Louisville team, \was a key man in the Louisville Wallace made a spec- long shot in the second Primm scored on a rather | long back-stroke, and Niedring- ‘haus’ score was won by deft and iwily stickwork im a hot scramble at the goal. | The play was fast up and down the field, but was unusually ‘bunched. Rarely were the players istrung out across the field. The iruarding was very close. Both ‘teams were playing a formidable idefense game, and the mallet play | strategy. itacular | period. issioners a > -_* : | Spectators who had been caught up | Was remarkable. CAPT. N. M. NEATE. FONE SEE” RUBBER CEMENT EXPLOSION Dakota street. was severely | TOBE TOMORROW i For the second half was a mem- | : FOR J.1. WALKER Body of Youth Killed in Air- plane Crash to Be Brought to St. Louis in a Special Car. The body of James Theodore Walker, wealthy young 8t. Louls- an, who was killed in an airplane crash at Pottsville, Pa., Friday, scheduled to arrive in St. Louis at 1:35 p. m. today in a private car attached to the Pennsylvania train “Spirit of St. Louis.” Accompanying the body of the 21-year-old heir to a fortune of al- most $5,000,000 is George Lea Lam- bert, cousin of Walker, who grad- uated with him from Princeton last Tuesday and was piloting the air- plane which went into a tail-spin and crashed at Pottsville. Young Lambert, still suffering from shock and minor injuries, in- sisted on accompanying to 8t. Louis the body of his cousin and chum. Others in the party are Lambert's parents, Maj. and Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert and Walker's stepfather, Dr. Malvern B. Clopton, of 6391 .Waterman avenue. Funeral services will be held at Dr. Clopton’s home at 9 a. m. to- morrow, and Walker will be buried beside the grave of his mother, Mrs. Lily Lambert Walker Clopton, in Bellefontaine. University chums and St. Louis friends of Lambert will be pallbearers. They are: Thomas W. Pettus, Stephen Shel- ton, Richard Simmons, John Hop- kins Hayward, Marion L. J. Lam- bert Jr.. D. D. Walker II, Shap- leigh Boyd and Donaldson Lambert of St. Louis; Ewing Keith and “Bud” Collins, schoolmates of Princeton; Montgomery Carrol! of Q’ ‘ney, lL, and B. Dickerson of Springfield, Il. Two weeks before his death Young Walker made a wil! dispos- ing of the estate of which he had just come into possesgsion. ILLINOIS BANK IS CLOSED Special to the Post-Dispatch. LITCHFIELD, - Il.., June 27.— The First National Bank at Farm- ersville, organized in 1910, falled to open its doors this morning and is now in the hands of the Nation- al Bank examiners. It had loans of $160,000. Bad crops and decreasing land values were given as the cause of the failure. The board of directors are Farmsville, Hillsboro and Litch- field men. day's game had been one of long emobloyes. Costs 7 4 . cistrict aw were and spectacular runs. with both | pine | teams playing = the ball and depend- | eee and i= ‘} an- injunction restraining the County | Court from awarding a contract for | who @2 | oom ROTHSCHILD-GREENFIELD COQ, e@ THE STORE FOR VACATIONISTS 8 sewer in a district formed under | and preventing any further | Louis | action toward building sewers in + | the district. The suit was filed by Pierre W. Rose and other taxpay- ers against the County C The suit to test constitutionality the 1927 Ralph sewer district law was filed in Supreme Court | early this month and has been | submitted to the court for de- The law was attacked on ground residents of proposed | ‘ts would be subjected to taxation without ovroper hearing, | ly city in the | that the title of the act was defec- | tive: that Commissioners appointed onlv citv by the Circuit Court could Issue | : - | bonds without approval of the voters in a 8S pecial ion, and | that bonds could be tssued in ex- the limit of 5 per cent of the assessed valuation, fixed by the | = . 4 onstitution. law the act, —— Wevavenrvewers Cue “ h r=) for St. Louls County Only. | @stri: Plainly, ud the City of WWeweerewerewess ~~ C+ TY nr « . A A* 4a wt, + 4 vy , “ . . +hiie . cu % i { yy ca aeri VIiLIInN a coun- yy a county, was the elect 1j0in such aelesoar cess of of 500,- t thev j held | A passage of the bill was made in the House of the 1927 Legislature on ground it was loaded with jobs for lawyers and and no limit was placed on fees and salaries that would be paid. firht on to, or the have the n to apply engineers. that han St. Louis eorr rhe wrote. mtain’ Air Ca 444 were a general pur- lo- it¢ lis Protection other counties of the State Feature probably need sewer construction, ’ said, and a general law could be syle sia " with a population classifi- = ePatinn #h- vould © sly +e 1] f “ ae ik i it Vv een am &B OD ai 0 He ruled the act clearly itrarv to the Constitution. passed, them. SUN DA ¥s CORDUROY TIRE STORES SKINKER S4LES CO. _ 3120 WASHINGTON, ST. 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+ MONDAY EVENING PAGE 4 | _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FIVE YOUTHS ARRESTED FOR DETECTIVE WINS: THE « FIGHT ATTEMPTED ATTACK ON 2 GIRLS Stranger Asks Him “About Gang- Screams Attract Passing Motorist | Who Calis Police; Prisoners Residents of Collinsville at Collins- “xnow Milford Jones?” one of | two men asked Detective Sergt. Joseph Wren as he stood in a fil ing station at 1201 North Tunde- | ville, charged with attempting to / Vemter avenue eat 6 p. m., yesterday. | Wren, who knows Jones as a no- ttar 4% 15-y ~ & k two ear-oid girls, on ® | toriot us gangster, shook his head lonely road five miles south of Col-/; }and brought the conversation to & - RATES CONTINUE rive youths are held Trouble Starts. HGHERPHONE = JUNE 27, 1927 st. LOUIS POST-DISPAULt.. LINDELL 4600 QUALITY CLEANING AT LOW COST SCHUCK’ CLEANERS AND DYERS linsville, Saturday night. announcing he was 8 The youths were State Highway Police, report of cl imax bea following a ‘He reported that the questioner a passing motorist that | | reached fora pistol Wren knock- he had heard screams in the vicin- ed him down with his own revolver | ity of Stansbury Lane. j and arrested him and his com- | At the Collinsville jafl the youths panion who identified themselves, | described themselves as Harry respectively, as Bart Tlynn, 29) Goetz, 29 years old, Alfred Giebery, years ol4, of 3932 North Eleventh | 19. Charles Sonnengert, 19, Peter; stret and Edwin Davis, 22, of 3014. Garner, 19, and Lioyd Garner, 29./ Elliott avenue. A loaded revolver | All live at Collinsville as do the; was found in Flynn's pocket, tro girls. ‘Wren reported. | By the Jefferson City Correspondent | of the Peet- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, June 37.—| Increased rates on business tele-| | phone service in St. Louis will con- rr until determinat! 102 | | by the State Supreme Court of \ the city’s appeal from the Public, | Service Commission order granting | Supreme Bench Rejects St. Louis Business Men’s Contention That Rate Dr- der Expired July 31, 1926 tinue in effect the increase for a test period of 13 | i months, under a decision today by | Supreme Court en banc, denying the contention of eight St. Louis, business firms that the rate !n- | crease order expired on July 81, LEE at tliat te te *a 0 1926. The Court upheld the contention Dine at the Benish Grill—where Olive crosses “Ate” Street—Leave your car and walk tothe “" movie uses. GRILL ROOM - LTNCH ROOM - BAKERY Benish Corner - - Olive et “Ate” of the eight firms that two ex- tensions of three months each or- dered by Commission itn 1926 | were without effect, because the | appeal had been taken, but ruled | that the original order still was | in force. The effect of the opinion ts that | two extension | orders were meaningless because | the appeal had on while the case was in t that the original a +ha ~~ A AN taeteenie CAFETERIA - - 710 Olive Benish No. 3, Sarah & Olive A Ae ROR ay |'the Commission's suspended ‘ts + teeged Mime Uriscict: the courts. bu rate increase order would con- *~ = a 4 :? +‘. — _wnue in operation until the Com- ~ _* 2 2 ~ —— 4 , e ‘ Lies "m aid cee: Jurisciction by TILL COURT ACTS = Established 18586 ennards gton cere at Fourth St. ys Three Days The $500,000 Sale Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Oriental Rugs, and Draperies Ends June 30 Curtains FONG Big reductions in every department. vantage of them now. Take ad- nie tas 2 sa? termination of the appeal. ~~, Tt oo . , ze Ernest s. Gantt. 4 4 4 2 yp : , of the opinion, overruled the Exhibition of | oars, oun judgment t! rate i hd expired and sustained moti aline ASS DIAWINGS | > 2: ees: sce ccmminics to 6 ree tt rit Ftio ‘ - i@ wr of certiorar sought by the firms, an artoons Still Pending in Court. The appeal of the City of &t Louis from a decision of St. Louis [lie publie is cordially invited to an Se ee ee ae — ra s4UnCreas Orcer Dy tre Exhibition given at the an tee he eee fore the Supreme Court and ts pending for a decision. This ac- Hotel Statler, Seventeenth Fi veggreton icknwggeae legge, 9 oor rate increase. Wich amounted to approximately $900,000 a-year on 1 a. business telephone service of the [he Exhibit comprises the valuable work of St. Louis exchar England of the 12th and 13th Centuries, also of the American Craft as it is today given under 7 the auspices of the Stained Glass Association of America. Monday and Tuesday June 27th and 28th Open 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. - > SC ? ~ ° had " . ? ” + = ‘ ens n on q Te a a4 - ~ ¢ ra r & an 7 2) 3 2A = - Ga - _ sho . ha o mn re- 7 . at lat e. *T - aii -" x sjons iA wey a + 2a af 2 ‘ | appeal. 2 I 5 by e err mae eS — — i os . a) - i 3 a a. — = . - $ 2 mTWweaoanrer fenn > ; re} = Pe si) "sc Pri he rs. xirce 2 ‘ ee a) Te ao ft + —_ a a 2 (+a , held ; _~ ss _— How A NICHOLSON | femer: cathe se the ‘eomohem Rasp Helps A Horse And | “Fo 0 Loid Would prevent further " s * sts 5? eourse His Rider To Win Nae te atieoe ce ee When this jockey is “slated” to race, oie sof es enses of the the odds are generally on him to win. of the Commission !s to determine and fix st and r O @ rat When his horse is being re-shod, a quired of the wtllity s we is NICHOLSON Horse Rasp is always Ce, en ee may . ; maxe fur- ner orders.” “slated” to cut away the ov ergrowth of hoof. Also widely used for this purpose on farms. Like all NICHOLSON Files, the “i Ne * : ‘ e issuance of ret" « ff orders Ce®ases —- 7 A? 2a ° . o & . . Se A” 4 Nat : oa rag*es “red ne » + ~ = 2 Yi ie —- Sesion terminate at the end of the test Period Tudve NICHOLSON Horse Rasp is made Bantt ¢ such rates and tested to give the best file value ais dice saiees in etna ee money can buy. ar Paricy r ma There is a NICHOLSON ia cote 2. mrocee ding rina new ile for every filing job. pesoceding before +hea omm a t hardware dealers’. the same subject.” The e'zh? firms that fraetity, rted the proceed: les are the (* -amphell ; Iron Co. imber Ce Internationa’ Ehoe Ca T. ) J. 8 Marret NICHOLSON FILE co. Previdence, FR. } .U. S.A. > ied Go ellow T ibrite Re. Drne Co a fining Ca. Rice- | | | | | | STIX. 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Also 285 Fringed Shades in green with ecrs color fringe: mounted o8 Women's Costume Slips, $1.29 good grade rayon-mix- ed alpaca in all the new sizes 279 to 42 waist. bright colors and white; all good rollers priced, B ’ Bathi Cutts are shadowproof; shoulder each, soc. oys acning oul straps of self material; sizes . ‘Downstairs Store) to 44. $1.88 36 In the newest models—solid colors as well as chest stripes or fancy color combinations; sizes 28 to 36. Boys’ Sweaters, $1.95 Slipon Sweaters in the new- est color combinations—sizes 28 to 36. HOSE who wish to save on Lug- gage will find it very profitable | to make selection in the Downstairs | | Store Luggage Department. | Black Hatboxes, $1.95 Black enameled Hatboxes are nice- ly lined with cretonme—have lock and safety catches—all are well made. Black Suitcases, $8.95 Linen Flapper Suits $1.44 For boys, in sizes 3 to 8 years; have two flap pockets, pants pockets. sport belt: , nicely trimmed in the newest Large Steamer Suitcases, black combinations: have checked enameled, with genuime leather cor- mers and straps; fitted with tray and hat box compartments. Also many other styles of Suitcases from $1.a5 to $7.95. Suitcases, $1.25 Made on strong wood frames, have safety catches and lock; come in black or brown. 18-Inch Hatboxes, $2.95 Black enameled Hatboxes, nicely bound—have cretonmne lining, one pocket, lock and safety catches. Also a large assortment of Hat- boxes from $7.95 to $6.95. Bathing Cases, 61c : A special lot—all are waterproof i 2 lined—come in the Hatbox style in —— black only. (Downstairs Store.) RY pants. Cricket Sweaters, $1.95 For misses and women—in all the new light colors and white; knitted of lightweight wool and fiber: sizes 36 to 44. Extra-Size Gowns, 55¢ | Slipover styles of good | grade muslin or striped voile: | — white or pink and or- | ‘ | 81-Inch Sheeting 29¢ Yard } ee softly fin- unbleached Sheeting, me for quilting, sheets, etc. ese grass Rugs in choice pat ~ Misses’ and women’s, made . mostly Allen “A” brand; a Luggage for the Vacation ] Make Charge Purchases Now —Pay in August Charge purchases made during the remainder of this month will be enter- ed on next month's ac- counts, payable in August. This makes it advisable for you to start your July shopping now—taking advan- tage of the many profitable opportunities which are now presented here. Cleaning at Reduced Prices During the warm weather, when cleaning of wearing apparel becomes a real prob- lem, we offer a very special price on cleaning of siceveless silk dresses. These srmart Summer silk dresses can always be fresh—ready to put on—when you can have sleeveless silk ereceen cleaned at the low $1.75 price of Phone CEstral 65c0o— Cleaning Dept. the ne a eee RD ee ied “ Tah aaiiediinn apeeaadlinmameaee oo fee (Miezzganine Fieer } a a en A Nn Special—2 Child ren. Ss All Perfect—o 4° 14e Many styles—all mocl fashioned and all excep tional values at this low price. | colors ..all sty with turnover cuff.. rayon...of rayon-piat —taken from our re iery Departm a owes aaa Croquet Set E:ght Balls and Ma The Sets are made in f size of seasoned hardwoo tively striped. Have non-ru vanized wickets, a layout am tions. Each set in hinged ¥ ods— Four lef —C —— a aidan anne - r See ee nz Go (@nort! owe Sree - ones eee nv eee o i oo me Wee = om — - . pe Ee a EE ie AE A ee ——= ee Telephone Orders Fil Sale Thi Pra At $1: 40-in. Washable 40-inch all 40-inch Printed € 40-inch Chinese | 36-inch Genuine 36-in. Heavy Chai 32-in. Stripe & P At $9: 40-inch Mingtoy 40-in. Reversible 40-inch Suede G 40-inch Novelty 40-in. Printed Cr 49-in. Printed Ps 40-in. Silk-and-¥ — ape > bid t : F bd f + é 40-inch Printed ¢

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SS Soesseesoensssnssnnsscnsemeree ee oo ————EEE—E—EE——_— i . sii aca = ————— —— take the money form her when she : is ' ‘ saemeeetes CP 8eersere te YAUTH’ FOUND ON wi thie A- Hehe. gterterie 214 | Police arrested 25 women of the —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ =m MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 97, 1997 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. = tC(séC«éPACGE'S | district. @ne of whom, taken to the : I ULLE E hospital, was identified by oi ey SIDEWALK STABBED litsch as his assailant. She ts b , , ing held, pending the outconic DRE NEWS " / Kollitsch’s wounds. 4 ( | bs ‘Companion Says Negro a0 - * ee: *, . J ad ‘ Ay oe, “GE ae St ip. ae, * the , ; : 4 : ne ey . " a « baa . Bid. pi ts Weel AWA KE ND 2p Nt the ei Cth sD A A a tacked Him in Quarrel Over se : GRAND-LEADER Payment for Whisky. M k Ch , Charles Preston, 18 years old, a | erie aie 4800 Yards of Cretonne Values That Dare women ots bet SPECIAL —Pay in August Excellent Quality Edge-On a to Stand Alone Fifteenth and Market streets, is in | ug OFFER a serious condition at the City | , Charge purchases made Crash Cretonne—Remarkable . . Hospital today, as a result of stab | Only a cripple carries a crutch. ; | wounds in his abdomen and back. | * J U N E during the remainder of Values in Shecial Selling ad He was found on the sidewalk 7 ONLY this month will be enter- Only a failure needs an excuse. . at. Péuridenth ond Giveu sain ed on next month’s ac- 'last midnight. Hobert Burnett of counts, payable in August. This makes it advisable for you to start your July shopping now—taking advan- Only a fault requires an apology. 331 South Fourteenth street, was tage of the many profitable y e * . . trying to stanch the flow of blood What is true of people is likewise from Preston's wounds. . Preston ee are now A rare opportunity for the. home-deco- P ps rator—Edge-On and Crash Cretonnes in . vas take he hospital 1 a- true of advertised values. A value es Weak ee fascinating Summery designs—at a price which offers emphatic savings! Now you that can stand on its own feet has Burnett said he and Preston Cleaning at can fashion lovely draperies, slip covers were accosted by a Negro who} na : and cushion rprisi BRAND S | eseegoloriul Cretonnes are closely wov- én BRAND | lie the ekrin weather. en, durable, and ina variety of patterns when cleaning of wearing that will surely meet with your delighted ; - Ses - nes a} h. : a ° eaiin fitting or wenring MR orl comes aretprot, approval, tra cost to you. Well made of | H price on the cleaning of Gay floral patterns, bright as a t striped patterns. All have H sleeveless silk dresses. These garden in full bloom. oe caities collar-attached style. Also in- . § smart Summer silk dresses shades of rose, rich blue, sunny gold d or neckband styles. Sizes 14 can always be fresh—ready and yellow, and cool green—striped Dup. (D 7 to put on—when you can patterns combined with floral effects vownstairs Store.) 4s have sleeveless silk dresses . —conventional patterns so excellent einen = @ cleaned at the low $] 75 for slip covers. Some of the back- price of e grounds are natural color, some are . . P Kollitsch said the woman spoke PHONE G - - = . . = a . . } 7 fh Linen Breakfast Phone CEntral 6s00— dark cool shades and others are | C omparative P) 1C€S to him as he passed her and as he | se bright and Summery. ’ turned around and asked what she | | Cleaning Dept. : Cloths, 88c nian i Sixth Fioor.) wanted, she ran her hand into his trousers pocket, taking about $80. é sieniiins ik oteaie ane satis , 2 et exchange it, we will make you an 4-at. Covered Sauce pan Vegetable Strainer stock and reduced. ' allowance on it of $12.95 towards sake Shadilete Fide : 10-inch Fry Pan Salt and Pepper Shaker While This Purchase Lasts of fine quality musiin in six i —taken. from our regular clever st les; trimmed with Ht aa iH isiery Lie pParciineé nt ar qd a> ‘4 Uicli € - — Vain fF iG0 the purchase of the latest model binding, ties, stitching, ete.; jf # , ~ Premier-Duplex. 3-pc. Pudding Pan Set Syrup Pitcher . 2 Pan isd : Latest Model, Regular $119 sizes 34 to 44. | | 3 44 He 6-cup Muffin (Fifth Floor.) Se eat ttt, anette a wy no” re ‘ r ié ’ iit. Gi ti.., if Croguet Sets, $2.95 . IRA . Eureka Vacuum Cleaners — 5 Eight Balls and Mallets AXES ES oe Pure thread silk to lisle ee. WN Ee Factory Rebuilt Models °9 1 a ee, eS . oH ose f | a. . hems; have three seamed The Sets are made in regulation S ; é' mS | lV ery Specially Priced an oes; lisie reiniorced, tively striped. Have non-rusting, gal- RS Vf : | = Z— mostly Allen “A” brand; as- s] vanized wickets, a layout and instruc- Ww Equipped with new bag and new cord, and in excel- : ~ The Best Iron sorted colors; all sizes. tions. Each set in hinged wood box. lent running order, factory rebuilt Eureka Vacuum (Sporting Goods—Fourth Floor.) | Cleaners will give long, satisfactory service. 4 Telephone Orders Filled—CEntral 650 (Fifth Floor.) Window Shades | | See — = Cash In Ow a es | , to eee ° | “50cr | 11 | WSale of Silk Remnants }q 32-Picce Apartment Set | Hand and _ machine I y f | +4 or $5 Down, $5 a Month pear se wis oe: Tube ee a er or iy inted Shad d | | ; | Stiies ‘setters | This Half-Yearly Event Offers Thousands of Yards of Summery Floral Pattern im on guaranteed rollers; 4 colors: mi ‘ects, } | : ! —— . | good colors; mill rejects i | Practically Every Type of Silk at Exceptionally Low Prices g High-Grade Sems-Porcelain Now's your chance! The wonderful Sim- = unusual values at this | OW price. . . ’ So charmingly informal and so attractively colorful plex, the electric ironer youve always Also 28s Fringed | | $ $ 3 es noses on : At ° 5 Yard Remnants of At 85 Yard | is this service modeled on the graceful new Astor — | wanted to own, offered exclusively in St. Louis Bl k Silk | with a floral spray design in Summery yellow and etf- while this special purchase lasts at a tremen- | ac 1 good rollers. priced, belj i ld eaen, — eas | fective black—that you can hardly believe it . be so : dous saving in price. (Downstairs Store. ‘ : : ‘ alitv s i- . airs 40-in. Washable Crepe de Chine. Thousands of yards of 40-inch Crepe Romaine. for only $4.95. Of good quality emi-porcelain; eac pie , dG t the smart black Silks so 40-inch Flat Creve set is a complete service for Six persons. (Fifth Floor.) 40-inch Printe eorgette. iadiaesiiie. tae cuieh -inc z pe. a Orders Filled—CEntral 60¢ 40-inch Printed Crepe de Chine. wraps and frocks are of- 40-inch Heavy Washable Crepe. Ie's fun to icon is gE or the Vacation | | 40-inch Chinese Brocades. ir maglelPcgape digo Pg 40-inch Printed Radium. sean... Ges :iaee ve on Lug- | 36-inch Genuine Rajah. ishes, in usable lengths at 40-inch Satin ~TOpF- ; n ( J | V | R | and rest while profitable | i 36-in. Heavy Changeable Taffeta. most unusual savings. 40-inch Printed Georgette. 7 Oy 1 — Vi rele e vet ugs you guide shirts, Downstairs | : 1 4 32-in. Stripe & Plain Broadcloth. 40-inch Printed Crepe de Chine. cs wash dresses, lin- at | — = 1 camless. mm Beautful Color Combinations : gerie, everything ' through. Don’t Worry This low price includes careful Thru the : demon stration, Summer showing you how Ironing by to use it and full Hand, Get aj suarantee with SIMPLEX free service for and Save $30 one year. $1.95 | . | zg | | ) ) zee are nice | MSE a r4 At $9 35 Yard At $79) 85 Yard At $3 45 yard $ 75 sees At} | | | —— . ) xe 29 Quantity Limited—Order at Once It's fun to iron Telep! Tle a s ans dinen _ — f 2 >\ rae : “on ~ » ere al ” eee. -egrt- /\teneating agentes ated stateemein temenematiiess ee ee , . a ‘ ; ; dal adenn . —" v Dy >. m ; eyes a ta ee . : Sar ow vas ‘ ad " bres se am “ SSSSSCSSS ESSE eH eeeertereceseeeeest ll made. FE | $8.95 LAY eo | 40-inch Mingtoy Crepe. 40-inch Heavy Satin Crepe. 40-inch Embroidered Crepes. from ases, black 5° SY “agp | 4 40-in. Reversible Satin Crepe. 40-inch Neva Slip Faille. 40-inch Velvet Brocades. ¥ oo nosmicall : ‘ . ith vol nr ce . . 40-inch Suede Crepe. 40-inch Colored Moire. | 40-inch Metal Brocades. a It is seldom that —. can purcaase . econ . we Union Flectric Light and Powcr Co. Ly | rm = 40-inch Novelty Tafieta. 40-inch National Park Silks. 40-inch .’laid Taffeta. as this, a Rug that will bring ste: am prema 24 h of Suitcases & : ie 8=640-in. Printed Crepe de Chine. 40-inch Vagabond Crepe. 40-inch Brocade Crepe. beauty to your room ane: Se nt a ae ‘lin . | | 40-in. Printed Pussy Willow. 39-inch Velvet Brocade. 40-inch Cameole Crepe. satisfactory service At this low price we Oller a m5 Famous-Barr ‘ted number of excellent Wool Velvet Rugs in luxuri- GArfield 5900 25 i 4 M4H 40-in. Silk-and-Wool Suiting. 40-inch Plain Crepe Romaine. 40-inch Novelty Coatings. | : — ond J ous Chinese designs and Persian effects. rames, have | ia | ' At . bme in black & i | | y 2 . : —— lecti f Ru -B | | a) e . The range in colors otters selection . aio . Scruggs-Vandervoort arney | Special Groups Offered on Thrift Ay enue : that will bring just the color scheme that is most Electric Shop Basement GArfield 7900 $2.95 . . : nc : delightful for your room. : 40:inch Printed Crepe dé Chine. | 40-inch Derby Satin. xes, nicely . 32-in. Imported Chinese Hon2n. Convenrent Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Stix, Baer & Fuller : teoee ie: lining, one re ‘ . 1 40-inch Printed Georgette. ' 7 #333 | it tches. a A 40-inch Plain Georgette. 12 Z 40-in. Plaid Sport Satin. §S { ) ; han Wren ' Fifth Floor CEntral 6500 12th and Locust (Or Any Branch) MAin 3220 Basement Gallery oes, le SES - Wee ee of Hat- ) | 40-inch Plain Crepe de Chine. 40-inch Georgette. ; on ‘ r 7 I A | 40-inch Striped Tub Silk. 40-inch Crepe de Chine. 6lc Tate q # 36-inch Changeable Taffeta. 36-inch Radium. waterproof | pox style in. wi « ; ’ peeves © Prgms taire Btore.) < Purchases 7 This Sale Cann ot Be Exchanged, Credited or Refunded 5 Domestic Electric Co., Distributors 908 Pine St. GArfield 2600 Siain Floor.) , e

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ MONDAY EVENING, NE 27 2 | PAGE 6 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | eee JUNE 27, 1927 eee neem EL > J Month-End Men’s Shoes > Month. End Silks a mg Former Month-End Quantity —— ice Quantity Price Price 400 NETTLETON sno barman: 00 300° PLAIN AND PRINTED $1.00 to | re ine a ee 85 Yard PONGEE, yard ......... $1.39 85c SPOCEDS GEUUP —— OO a: — discontin- e000 S6. 85 Yards CREPE SATIN, yard ..... $2.50 l .98 Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ued yeaa nl . sae — vei Silk Pissa—Second Floor. ee —_— Price $2.40 $4.75 Quantity 36 NORMANDY LACE HANDMADE OVALS ... TAFFETA, VELOUR AND BROCADE COVERS TAFFETA AND VELOUR BROCADE COVERS TAFFETA, VELOUR AND BROCADE COVERS PILLOWS, odd lot, of taf- feta silk, including some flapper Pillows PILLOW FORMS, manila Forms MERCERIZED EMBROID- ERY COTTON, all colors, fine, medium and coarse, doz..35c 1000 CUT GLASS BEADS, Bunches Bunch Art Needlework Shop—Secon: iS 15 15 15 36 round 432 Former Quantity Price 4 NEST OF FOUR TABLES, i chins ae sao ae's $25.00 6 WALNUT OCTAGONAL } CENTER TABLES ...... $27.50 , : CARVED CHAIR, cov- ered with fine tapestry . . .$145.00 IMPORTED WALNUT 2 WALNUT POLYCHROME EE 66h o6 a 60 0 0 $95.00 1 IMPORTED DECORATED TE ens nee acca. e $373.00 1 FRENCH COMMODE, ‘seven drawers, with marble ae 1 FRENCH COMMODE, im- ported. Marble top ...... $350.00 1 LOUIS XVI CHEST, with ESE $225.00 1 ARM CHAIR. Wallace Nut- ting reproduction 1 RED DECORATED GATE- PE ORME ccccncaccccs $36.00 1 FINE HALL CABINET, 53 inches high, 44 inches wide. Walnut with cane front ..$742.00 1 BEDROOM SUITE of six pieces 2 BEDROOM SUITES, con- sisting of bed, dresser and four-piece vanity ........ $395.00 6 MAHOGANY COMMODES with four drawers 29.00 ie Te = Ss a 3 ODD WOOD BEDS, full $33.00 ES a a $42.00 8 ODD VANITY DRESS- _ $50.00 ERS, various finishes ... .$142.00 ODD DINING- ROOM CHAIRS, with arms 8 ODD DRESSERS, walnut veneers and decorated..... $85.00 ' WALNUT CENTER TABLE with drop leaf .. $90.00 1 HANGING WALL CUP- BOARD, Wallace Nutting ES eee $59.00 1 BREAKFAST-ROOM SUITE of six pieces. decorated Furnitur Curtains and Drap Quantity . Price $6 FRINGED LACE hic are CASEMENT PANELS, ea. $1.95 59 FRINGED SHADOW AND LACE PANELS, odd $2.25 ek wee: wh $0 SAMPLE ANDODDLOTS, $3.95 lace panels, each ........... $4.35 42 SAMPLE AND SOILED Sets, rayon casement lace, $6.00 EEE ee $6.95 32 RAYON AND LUSTER $4.75 weeeeeenes, @Oeh ............ $5.00 SS RUFFLED CURTAINS, odd $1.95 wae «6 wee, 1 Co S23 eeirs ........i $2.85 40 RUFFLED CURTAINS, odd $3.35 Pairs lots, pair... +9375 36 RUFFLED CURTAINS, : va- $5.25 Pairs rious styles, samples ....... .25 97 AWNINGS, catdeies sizes “i | and styles, woven or $1.65 painted stripes ............. $1.98 | 2 CEDAR CHESTS: samples; as is; 45 inches .......... $21.50 no ging ma wat dec- Orated, as is. 3 -Vandervoort’s Curt oe = + Tt — LL OO OL LAL LOL OOO ae - — = emma meal a er ee ns ta ea Month-End Sale of Small Lots Tuesday rete tee — — a ee ee CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF JUNE PAYABLE IN AUGUST = —~~ - Re cerk Former Month-End Price ONE-HALF PRICE $1.50 $3.75 $4.50 $1.50 $1.00 10c 10c Month-End Furniture Month-End Price $12.75 $10.75 $72.50 $47.50 $155 $75.00 $125 $75.00 $22.75 $19.75 $375 $465 $198 $19.75 $18.75 $47.50 $4.75 $42.50 $39.75 $19.75 $110 eries Price Month-End 89c $1.89 $2.39 $3.35 $2.85 $1.10 $1.89 $3.25 98c $12.50 $175 ain an d D rapery Shh: ops—F or urt h FT Or. Hundreds of items from all parts of the store are offered at new low price levels. In every instance the Month-End prices are much less than the previous marking. eet ee = Yards Yards ] | | In every instance the quantity is limited. In many cases we expect them to be sold before noon. Make your plans to attend Tuesday morning at 9:00. | | Quantity 342 Pairs Quantity 144 ROCHAMBEAU NOVEL- FLEXRIDGE patent, satin, black and colored kid No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders. me Women’s Shoes Former Price SHOES in $10.00 F!} An =~ we * Women's Shoe Shep—Secong F Former Price TY PERFUMES, in fancy containers, including birds, ducks, elephants, China- men, lamps, gourds. Gen- 50c uine French perfumes. ...to $1.00 24 INCENSE BURNERS ........ S5¢ 24 INCENSE BURNERS ....... $1.00 36 WINDMILL FANCY SOAP..35c 36 PEACH BLOOM CLAY, a | bleach and a beauty clay ... .$1.00 72 PEACH BLOOM CLAY ......25¢ 144 DRESSING CASES, or wash | cloth Cases in cretonnes 50¢ WO oc. iss kc, to $3.00 36 BATH BRUSHES with de- tachable long handle and $2.50 | err oe to $4.50 24 FAN TOI ROSE LEAVES, ie Seer re $2.00 | 144 WRISLEY’S LILAC | WEEE R As vékinescankecetn 69c | 72 PETERPAN POWDER...... 50¢ 72 PETER PAN POWDER ....$1.90 72 PETER PAN POWDER ....$3.00 144 WRISLEY’S BATH SALTS, 3-pound glass jars. ..75c 72 WRISLEY’S BATH SETS, 2 bottles of bath salts and a can of body powder with OEE iina dco dkekaoe oe $1.25 72 MANIKEWS, a manicure stick i ca leek we ae ee 72 MANIKEWS, a manicure weet ae eee. ck... Wo ce 50c 60 POCKET MIRRORS AND COMB SETS, in.cases. :.....35c¢ 6 JEANNE LANVIN PER- FUMES, in cross country and rose geranium odeurs. .$12.50 3 JEANNE LANVIN PER- FUMES in rose geranium 38 CHILDREN’S WHITE Pairs PUMPS AND STRAPS— $5.00 ee |Y $5.50 S CHeoIiLDRENS LIGHT Pairs COLORED PUMPS~—in $5.00 sizes 11%4 to 2 ... $5.50 65 CHILDREN’S LIGHT Pairs COLORED PU MPS—in $6.00 sizes 2'. to 37.5 113 CHILDREN’S PATENT Pairs AND PARCHMENT Aaa sine ee 7 + n's 2e@ Shop—Second Floor Month-End Price $7.90 Month-End Toilet Goods Month-End Price ONE-HALF PRICE 43c |} 50c 18c 25c 10c ONE-HALF PRICE ONE-HALF PRICE WE vciks wecuuessu.. 3 $4.50 144 TOOTH BRUSHES in glass nonapre cipneia wack aes 25c let ‘ss Shop—First Flo Children’ s Shoes Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 53 CHILDREN’S WHITE Pairs PUMPS AND STRAPS . $3.95 in sizes 1115 to 2.... . a ‘jon Shop fiooell Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 17 SPORTS COATS in jaunty $22.50 ONDER. hi dead c osccnnne ms $25.00 $1 5.00 18 SPORTS COATS, types $39.75 needed all Summer ....... $49.75 $25.00 16 SPORTS COATS in some $7 75 of the most popular styles. .$16.75 ° 9 SPORTS SUITS of tweeds $49.75 ONE-HALF and mixtures PRICE $5.95 > es .@8. Month-End Millinery Former Month-End Price Month-End paeseare Coats Former Month-End Price $8.75 $16.95 Summer Sisieebent Former Month-End Price 150 SWEATERS; mostly one of Sess 5c to$5 Month-End Seneiiiiee Skirts Former Month-End Price $5.00 Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 25 WOMEN’S COATS: plain, embroidered and fur-trim- $45.00 NE i: og cura $49.75 $19. 75 19 MISSES’ COATS of lor- cheen; plain and fur- $29.75 i, re $39.75 $90.75 48 MISSES’ COATS of sheens $35.00 $ i Se oc cb acsuawcunue) $55.00 19.75 Women's and Misses’ Coat Shops—tThird Floor. W ’sD omen S Uresses Former Month-End Quantity Price Price $10.00 a s $13. 95 Large Women S F rocks Former Moznth-End Price $27.00 | Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 20 HANDSOME ENSEMBLES $75.00 ONE- in the Suit Shop icc as $195.00 THIRD Women’s Silk Stockings Former Month-End Price 49c voort s Hosiery Shop—First Floor tractive Summer styling ..$19.75 | 22 WOMEN’S DRESSES in — 00 several smart hn ga a eee OS. 5.00 $1 7.00 | Womens Dress Shop—Third Flic Misses’ Dresses Former Month-End Quantity Price Price | —_— oe | ——— 8 eee — —————E_ Month-End Rugs Former Month-End —— SHRUGS, 83xi06 ...........85250 $38.00 a ReUI0S -............-,$80.00 $49.00 3 S2uas, asxi0s ...........$3500 $27.00 * SIRUGS, 7529 feet ........ $5250 $22.00 4 SEAMLESS VELVET | 10 $19.50 $27.00 $21.00 $12.00 RUGS, 6x9 feet SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS, 6x9 feet SEAMLESS ROYAL TURKISH RUGS, 4x6 feet $33.75 AXMINSTER HALL RUN- NERS, 27215 Fest .... 2.20 $20.00 " fnelt swossri causes -eoeccle pene Sai iach .--ne-u----a0ne-S0R0 SO a "27850 inch «---coveoseaoen Se | SUE “27236 inch ..............-,.8750 $4.00 MOHAIR RUGS, 24x36 inch $11.00 $7.00 ROYAL WILTON RUG. 11.3x18 feet $167 BUSSORAH AXMINSTER RUGS, 113312 feet... $6750 $50.00 AXMINSTER RUGS, 12x15 SOG ove cciesnc RE $112.00 eax) feet... 811000 $90.00 SPANISH RUG, 5.8x6.8 .. . -$98.50 $75 .00 Rug Shop—Fourth Fi oor. Blankets and Spreads Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 7 DIMITY BEDSPREADS, $2.75 full cise, al... .» Pie she i gts Bt oe ret “ o 4 ‘ «it! ei or SE ee ” : *) nigete 1 ARE tar Wo: : , Win tA oe ee ee LOTS Le Brox Wan : > Ee Pe hee it Hota DI ees Be Saas Anus Say LEP, eee bie * Sale Silk an DRE! | « $3.90 to $5.90 Va All Sizes for Women and Fashionable New Sammer Summer Fees = oe ues are so unusual at $2.90. Scores and scores of styles —one and two piece ef- fects. (Bargain Basement.) A Most Un Large D }|Milan Hats —the Most Popular Style for

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4 MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927 NUGENTS “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee ee ae Underselling June Events One Big Underselling Event Every Day in June—Tuesday Event No, 25 —Sale of Men’s Clothing and Furnishings. Another merchandising event, demonstrating the value-giving power of the “Big 26.” A series of intensely planned sales based on quality, value, volume and savings. Event No. 25—Sale Men’s Summer Outstanding Clothing Values, Newest Styles and Materials at Lowest Prices Men, you cannot put off buying your Summer Suits any longer—and thrifty, wise men will certainly appreciate these phenomenal values. In order that you may also share in the opportunity to save, we offer for Tuesday hundreds of Summer Suits of fine material. Every Suit with two pairs of trousers means double wear. A = 2- Trouser e $f. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Smee) Bargain $10.00 Second Fioor . LOO A A A A sm Ny — ~ $3.90 to $5.90 Values All Sizes for Women and Misses, shi le N Former Month-End Fashionable New Sammer Models a $115 2B 90 ia . $39.00 Plain Tub Silks $38.00 Celination Rayon $87.00 cond ond $? 8 : 50 Pongee Dresses $38.00 349.00 aes: $27.00 iit ttetenenss $22.00 | $19.50 A Most Unusual Sale Large Drooping Milan Hats $21.00 Actually $3.95 and $5.00 Values — $12.00 Large Hats —the .95 $6.00 $4.00 Most Popular Style for A master purchase of $11.25 $6.25 $4.00 Immediate = $00.00 el@ We : the most F100 $90.00 Te \\\ ge s ....$0850 $75.00 $7.00 made _ to Hl j Uy; 1 Spreads sell at such 4 ) | MH a low price. : | 7 Vea | | SoS | H | } dif / LA, i | Ui) j ti Former Month-End Price Price S t unning f new styles. DS, $2.75 $1 95 $2.45 ee $3.45 —— ‘a $3.95 $4.50 $7.50 $2.19 $4.95 $1.79 $2.85 = ss.00 $35.00 ES is $12.50 9 lens Shop Former Month-End Price Price Get Better Acquainted With This Big Store —Its Services —Its Exclusive Features —Its Complete Stocks Everybody knows that Nugents is a depart- ment store. Everybody knows that it sells qual- ity merchandise; that its prices usually are lower than at other stores. Everybody knows that Nu- gents is part of one of the largest retail depart- ment store organizations in the world. ¥, Tropical Worsteds | N¢ These light, é . \ cool, breezy \ Two -Trouser é Suits are of- fered in the f ' very newest pat- terns for all-Sum- , mer wear. Suits that have establish- \ ed this sale as the : “ —-_ o> bea LF oa _ . - ‘o ee. “ - ° 2 aXe es bl “- “* , - ~ _- Ys men 2 **. Ys . ocr Women will want several x of these charming new A.//|, Summer Dresses—the val- ‘\- 4) ues are so unusual at $2.90. + most unusual in months and months. et Vado Grays, tans, blue and new patterned effects. Silk trimmed, correctly tailor- ed—remarkable values. Each Suit is high in fashion importance—superior in quality and detail. But there are some things that everybody does not know! Nugents not only sell merchandise—they make it fit the buyers’ particular needs. Genuine Palm Beach | ‘Two-Trouser Suits (- You will be comfortable | Se in one of these new styled () , durable Palm Beach Suits. ° There are services and features which Nugents ren- der which have come as a total surprise to many cus- tomers. -- $0 we have planned to tell the public—from time to time—about these services. We shall run a series of articles, in this space—which we hope will prove to be of great interest to you. Watch for them. B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. Light and dark patterns. Extra value. White Duck Trousers cations —pefiectly tab $1. 95 loré4 of good quality white duck, cut full.... (Third Floor.) Two-Trouser White Linen Suits $ 1 6” , $1.60 Curling Irons Made by “Manning-Bowman” and fully warranted. With removable shield for waving hair. Blue or pink handies — very f handy style. Men’s Linen Knickers Suitable for golf or outing wear—o bien. & 65 grade pure linen—plaids © and plain colors (Third Floor.) Men’s and young men’s new self plaid and plain white Summer Suits. With vest, if desired, $18.50 (Nugentse—Third Fiocor.) — NERA AL ——— SSM i ea (Neagents—Foturth Floor.) Unusually Smart Summer Choice in SILKS! Gracetul, Modern Designs for Daytime and Evening Wear in Summer Colors at Startling Economies Te ek pt Sse | AEROS GR NORE Ag nM 2TH ere aS ARR aK, $2 50 Flat Crepe $1 98 Rayon Luster Another Nugent Example es te Fi $4.88 cert nn; “me 6°99 ot Value-Giving moor 40-in.; and sports shades; for 1 $2.69 Broadcloth es ale of 3500 SHIRTS at Fats $4.77 inch; yard and newest solid sports A One-Day Clearance of Men’s Collar-At- 3 © iA. inch $11.00 RUG, »...9215.00 PNT A Td ia cts Aint EERE RE Te Rot itiaasi ci, AFT QOOMRREDY 4) 04 ks TERI PNAS} y «SRAM ASA NOTH Ps SRE ARRON DARN ch) ETL “= . ty! oO 4 Choose from this massive col- lection — Swiss Milan hemps — in beautiful shades of solid white, white and color combinations, solid black. Effectively trimmed with velvet bands, or grosgrain ribbon all beautifully silk lined. Small and large head sizes. (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) Women’s White Bathing Caps e | ' M 4 ANI Shoes I | [Hee the ason for Thi re a oe Big $ Shirt Sale } In the Sale You Will Find: At Less Than the Usual ) \ sa English Broadcloths Sale i Special Group of Rayon Undergarments Cost of Making We offer this fine collection of Shirts Novelty Broadcloths Gowns Princess Slips Vests —values up to $2.95—telling you the ab- Domestic Broadcloths 55 Envelope Chemise solute truth about them. They are Pastelette Broadcloths Step-Ins French Panties of New Styles! Shirts that were left over from our re- : cent higher-priced Shirt sale, some of Gotham Prints Rayon Broadcloths Bloomers otf aM Gas SS . White Kid One-Straps ep White Kid Step-Ins them are slightly counter soiled and 2 Sonat trip to the laundry will make them just as Fancy Stripe Madras Rayon Stripe Madras In OU- - $7.65 White Kid Cat-Oats White Kid Plain Pumps Printed Georgettes at ee $4. 95 seasons newest pat- terns; 40-in.; yard... $1.49 Sports Satins White and 20 sports shades—ray- O08 on and cotton weave ( ) —¢0-in.; yard (Nagents—Main Floor, South. $2.79 Therma Jugs “Monarch” gallon cize jug: guaranteed $1). 49 or cold liquids of oods colors; 32-in.; yard... Printed Radiums a ‘a re = oa 2 f 95 «RRR AEP LAA AIRF PREAMP RT STP These Shirts are made for men who are used to quality than the usual $1 Shirt. It is a chance for, economize—first, for the man who pays more for hi the man who wishes to spend only $1. light or dark patterns; 40-in.; yard classes of men to hirts—second, for (Main Fleer, North.) Plenty of White Shirts | Women find these , very practical garments | for Summer wear; cool and quickly tubbed by s| hand, they require no ironing. Either Lace-Trim- med or Tatlored Rose-Colored Ice Tea Sets $4.50 8-Pc. Iced Tea Sets With handcut rose de- sign; covered jug and $2 95 * 2000 Camp Stools 65e Value footed glesses. Of cool- All-white Footwear or “Hilooking rose-colored smartly trimmed with liz- ues at this low price and you should Sizes 131/2 to 18 Buy Them By the Dozen tad Fleer, North.) 8228 $1.95 ae el CxK- : ex- lity E...$39s $2.65 Shop—Second Floor. ard, patent and blue trims —mostly all sizes in every style, A to C widths. Cu- b Louis and Spanish oo (Bargain Basement.) Sturdily con- structed of hardwood—will C withstand rough usage. Takes up little space. 3 for $1 (Fourth Fioor.) giass. 50c Rose Colored Glasses Hand-cut rose design; wines, 29¢ e. goblets, ice tea Glasses (Nagente—Fourth Ficor.) Styles A splendid assortment to fulfil any Summer wardrobe plans 5 prot pas- tel shades.

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PAGE § ’ aay : ’ Among the saving wash helps we offer is one e exactly suited to your requ irements at a gr’ ce to your liking. Phone for our —— tative to explain Ther choose your service— wal use it. It will rid you of the heaviest of household burdens, give you many hours of leisure, and, every- thing considered, save you money. indell 1593 Lindell 1594 ‘ ? ; —_ + leet eee ee — — : sharge. Circuit Atto JUST OUT! ! Ne acation ax, HOme NEW TRIAL BY | ‘*Unfair Tactics” ecuting St. Robbery, Attacked. “WENT TOO FAR IN ATTACKING ALIBI’ Case Was Before Tribunal Four Times and Sidener Has Announced He Will Enter Nolle Prosse. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, June 27.— i Sylvester Baldwin of St. Louis, f | whose appeal from his conviction of highway robbery and prison sentence had been submit- ted to the State Supreme Court four times, today gained a new ’ | @ et 7 oh otk ; 24 rial] tnrouegn a cer nm ban: at a the case because of prejudic in admission > ror by ie tri a! co urt 4 abe ae OV 4d All the judge cson- ——— Trio "sllbor We ept wsuUcESe Walker, who ,. jiecenté dS: widt , , ’ - 43% However, he likely never Wil] “© ce y ner - tr iy cist i oO; “ . at Le ~ t was reversed Four Opinions Written on Case. ” > - hh 4 = . “oer Tt rote ie S +» . . ~~? ~~ ot . ee st Ler adou it 2d PUuSt DISPATCH BALDWIN’ GRANTED SUPREME COUR! \M\ \} Assistant Circuit Attorney’s in Pros- Louisan for five-year ision of court reversing and remanding ‘lal er-- EO a > . me his former assistant, RECORD. b Parker, a Republican politician y r of the lower House of S10 NO of he *O ehea ; ~a af a . . — - 7 #¢ St. “nar Exclusive OKeh ecision inl 4 affirm- > » .** _?* - the cony Artist and Favorite Radio g the con 3 . ‘ Thea tirne ft: — + lg R ~ earings Entertainer on Station ~anage : est ee KF mo ion pa i. - Tai = VE iting later was ran ; 2 a ma- } . A l4ority of the division on the court's | own inotion. Thecast was affirmed * : . 20 ~OF A time h® T 4 OT} NO > tT) 'i May, 1926 A disse by Judge * j nr C Riair ons enited be transfer of , ; . = Tr - witnesses and t ta? ent ef nu? nents, Be held at admission of f what A WitPesse -— oy cf 7 "4 . — _— Pianos and Players Former Month- Quantity ] —~ —" =) STEINWAY Price End rice Fine a ncn eins $85 .00 GABLER UPRIGHT — Excellent value POOLE UPRIGHT — Fine tone—beautiful case VANDERVOORT PLAY- ER—Lovely tone — com- plete with bench and rolls FISCHER PLAYER—An outstanding value—com- plete with bench and rolls. BRAMBACH GRAND—Ma- hogan—lovely tone—used little ress 6° 64 8 fb Se Se ae SS @.° 2S OS Se eS KURTZMAN-WELTE U p- RIGHT — Like new S80 SRepdeey Bi ea Ree ces eS HAYNES REPRODUCING (save or 8 © GRAN _— New floor sample). — we i + => Siw ¢ hh ~~ i B= —WSiAti -£ Month-End Housewares Former Month-End Quantity Price Price 1500 GARDEN HOSE: in 50-ft. Feet lengths : ... $10.00 $5.00 150 RECIPE CABINETS: handy little kitchen files ...... 59c 29c 28 BOTTLE CAPPERS: caps accurately and tightly .. $1.50 75c 43 WIZARD FLOOR W AX: easily applied, shines beau- eet 3S MAS a oe S5c 25c 27 SHINO FLOOR MOPS: long aE aS RATS $1.00 6&c 78 TIZARD LIQUID WAX: leaves floor smooth and NN i 1% ZaG | 12 BALL-BEARING LAWN EE OUI kc cvs ceunccu $18.75 S11 95) 12 ELECTRIC LIGHT soreere sso $2.00 Electric Accessories 3 Former Month-End Quantity Price Price & ROTAL ELEC TRTeS . CLEANERS floor samples $48.00 $41.50 2 UNIVERSAL WASHERS. cempastrators, one - year = factory guarantee ........ $155.00 31 L 4.00 3 CATARACT WASHERS. demonstrators, one - vear tactory. guarantee -.. $160.00 341 4.50 25 LECTRIC IRONS $3.95 $5.00 $2.69 6 NICKEL PERCOLATORs $10.00 $550 20 TRAVELING IRONS ..... sso $1.85 6 ELECTRIC HAIR : Pe icecs. $12.50 $8.75 10 ELECTRIC VIBRATORS .$1250 $8 75 30 ELECTRIC TOASTERS ween oo $5.00 $3. 69 1S 39-INCH OSCILLATING ELECTRIC FANS. $18.75 $10.50 Electric Pisin stieeiiinn ' i _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = Convenient Outside Lower-Price Apparel for Ent Ninth ance on Women and Children BASEMENT 'ionth-End Sale Of Women’s and Children’s Apparel at Prices That Merit Your Immediate Attention Tuesday Morning! 59 Regular 95c 160 Regular $1.50 a Women’s $12.50 and $15 ALN RR A Ts OCT Ais A GOELLER IN BR Aa ty mm House Dresses Costume Slips 4 - 89c ie In rich Persian ; An odd lot of broadcloth One or two of a . fring ed rane ies F li gingham and voile Dresses. stvle, all new Spring 9 Fe Pe mye "Male | subtly a -m Oxi2- f ~ ia. models, of Georgette a with deep hems. | or liecery. 1s Oe 36 to 42. ’ ms. crepe, flat crepe and : | a Cork Linoleum heavy wash crepe de | — - 4. asement. — Extraordinary Values in Women’s Shoes . An oes | 90 Here’s Profitable New Fo Factory Checked $4 to $6 6 15 Riese te and $25 Spring Suits $9.75 289 Regular 75¢ ay Gingham Dresses | assortment of only 150 pairs of Reduced for immediate sell- S h oes including 2 9c $ 5 ing. Sizes 36 and 38. In navy & . . . +: - blue, tan or gray checks. Of straps and ties; medium and high — a a eee ae tweed mixtures o ill. a ' ne ane ae ee ee heels. Also tan and patent Ox- Ages 7 to rr. | jnbihenennmmammbesieneaaiaanaal ES A 4 € A Shoe event that continue day, with 600 pairs added to ¢ the selection! Oxfords, pum models—in patent, parchment 2% to 8 in the lot. tords for children. bm . Se 7 — Lower Trice Shoes—Basement. 72 Regular $25 Sport Coats —— SO $12.50 Women’s $15 Silk Sizes 16 to 40. Fur trimmed. 7 | 95 Girls’ Regular $10 Silk Dresses $6.95 Silk Dresses of sport silks in fancy stripes, flat crepe and crepe de chine. Ages 8 to 14 | 8 Regular 85 ond eae | Silk Dresses $3.95 | 129 > Resales 95¢ Voile Step-Ins 49c Voile and cotton crepe Step- Of light Piaids in rose, tan, DRESS gray, blue and green. Full silk ES lined. | Sizes 14 to 44 Only 185 for your 50 selection. Of white, navy, black and paste! silk crepes. Some are sightly soiled. Exceptional values at $12. Ins in white and pastel shade. Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Dresses— Sizes 14 to 42. | Of pongee, Pin or Ince caged Ail aes Basement. ated ped we ae ij i ‘

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ih er ee ey om Setetie ah an ae ee ee —— ee ee BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE venient Outside Charge purchases made during the balance of anceon Ninth | : the month will appear on July statements. Fe Ss ro AM NR ae Rae glint bite Gt “ts i ahaa Pie i eam Pa, ow hy oe . ee + Ale rae ar ren a ey) 1 keg seville ia Se ee Rey ere A one ee a ae ~ Tae An Opportunity to Save on Beautiful r al Wilton Velvets Seconds of 2s That Eas, $79 Grade " ’ C Seer os Ae eS orning. ie steam 160 Regular $1.50 | sh eramams | TO ostume Slips EE 3 ZZ : > @QSeamless Rugs of heavy quality, lustrous * ats ~ ia ~ a ‘; »* = ee Ah 7 ~ a a ae a tw a . re magn and mip ~ van ded é Nar) a rs An ‘ relies . ant 4 - —_ 7 oF a Mae : ated padi uae RS - Jee 7 na ae - simsteaagehaaliininsis: La dint 0 mene ee “ owt a” ow ~~ we 4 ee S27) ee ee ne tow, ~ ae omer: 3 oe te Aan > — 7 * % My Re He Nw asia 4 - * é > = Rta A ee x * ) P : " Bon ae ; " - ate - é ‘ om eet SA ba + 1.6 " ~ = : A e@ y een ae cl) er i Vn 9 re * Ps ee Be iy gn én raped * oe ‘ vai j ~ abies ‘ seein her 4 Pe . . 4 — i. Trarrcaeititbecsniwivssas ep@atiesal? win iteniamctandion Rh Lien -® Cee Se a ee Oe . pany —35- -—) - .__ ee 1 gtctorist. 70, Killed at Crossing. |the Sunnyland Limited, Frisco , LA TT ag | Double Eagle | * 2. } Railway pe senger train, at & érééé—" . = when - _ : 1 At, ps ‘Ng a mile southwest of here. Gus- . “a Gustafson, 70 years old, was l-illed | tafson, a farmer, was learning to » Charge Purchases Balance of Month Payable in August | (Reg. U. S&S. Pat. Off.) ACCIDENTS CHINDAY | 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Se l Every Purchase” Two Men Suffer Fractured | } — | ave a L/oiiar on “very Fr urcnase Down When He Chases a — ms | RD | ty Two persons suffered fractured | i to fit exactly the ce, | and near St. Louis yesterday. | Albert Crowell, of 5728 Spauld- | Special VALUE | Ellis, of 2306 St. Louis avenue, | leathers for summer wear | when a rough spot in the street at are ready. Note the low price. ' struck. Crowell was taken to the | City Hospital, where it was found | A fractured spine was suffered | ; by George McCraig Jr. of 3705 S ecial UESDAY! de Chine and a lustrous quality of Bettina—now | LaSalle street, when a machine in| p ° so much in demand for Summer dress founda- | which he was riding overturned on tions. The Lingerie is in tailored and lacetrim- | mit, Mo. His mother, Mrs. Louise | r | McCraig, riding with him, was | “A Home Necessity” McCraig was given first aid treatment at Gray Summit and/| 7 black glazed kid, cool for Main Floor. g yards wide; block and tile 27x54-inch, fringed velvet of is his ait ameca 25c | patterns ; heavy quality; sec- | Persian and Oriental designs. marco pl 2 ggg On Mt » 7 and low rubber heels. SLIPS IN ae grade; square yard. | injured. | —— is \ Sizes 22 to 8 WHI a. i white and Basement Economy Store | Ibert Rolver, 5 years old, of | = A enced good quality material. 1541 North Eighteenth street, was | 7 ' ¢ oD few POE ee o.oo rw " ~ en asec, Ati perge et ocean eng en ables stat e:sthite Al enctgy iks oes ie 2 base Chea ie a a z ae her) 5p . al Ue i ns pean 4 7 amps Tuesday |} LAMAR, Mo., June 27.—John | IN AUTOMOBILE when bis automobile was struck bv | drive tre car. 4 = S Spines—Boy, 5, Run'| spines in automobile accidents in | Hens aise of showe—are at your | ing avenue, was thrown against the : | top of a machine driven by Sidney | yas most fashionable models 85 and a eneemeealle Clara and Greer avenues was! ee d. His con- | CEM. ¢ The Slips are in serviceable tailored styles! | pollen - | ams The materials are an excellent quality of Crepe | | = > e | | Manchest r road near Gray Sum- Ladies House Slippers | med styles in Crepe de Chine and Radium. | Slightly injured. ‘ , : S | | | Rest those tired feet. Made of soft pliable | KLINE’S— e t ee ' . . Se pe ep ns Inlaid Linoleum Throw Rugs then brought to the City Hospital, | Summer wear, flexible soles onds of $1.65 $1 05 Seconds of $8 ' driver of the machine, was slightly | s edged. Sizes 19, 21 and 23. | | seriously injured late yesterday | LINGERIE IN | : ; | |} when struck by an automobile . we, “ ? | driven by Vincent Palmisana of Se PASTEL Splendid Values tr Men s | 1604 Biddie street, when he ran | ie | COLORINGS j} into Mullanphy street near Eight- | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | ALL SIZES 17 Regular $3. & $3 95 |} eenth, after a ball. The boy was 1 . | | j i } ) I |taken to City Hospital. His skull MAIL Ts vw o : x Illustrated oats for Girls Su eS Sul S 'is believed to have been fractured ORDERS | | Felder Sent FILLED on Request (and his scalp was lacerated. | $1 50 | Palmisana was arrested on charges | § =" SIXTH and FRANKLIN | * loce jrivin n elonious | ° . Get Yours Before the }of careless driving and felonious | yw Quality Shoes for All the Family Th yf all wod!] materials in the Real Hot Weather Starts te | per orntigs Jane 39424 South | g shades. Remarkable , | Broadway, lost control of his ma-| Ments at $1.50. For ages | chine aah: nt die ee and 12 only );cnhine ana Fran inic — i i are ; ; ——- Pal re TT OR! ee : iat Broadway an++ Rausch of 4467 Grave avenue. : ~*~ | who’ were out 0608 Semel | Real, and French Houses Cecile and Others Dresses every build! Full cut, well a / f 605-8 hr t P tt TIANA tailored, and in plain colors or ‘ d of Imported Linen ; 4429 Gibson avenue, who was rid- . Pl ts 4 7 ays? FourU: cted Sday +h > 50c : “ /s ot Sheta esident of the PE prints, chambray and ? [ LD) | Board of Director | Sham that wash perfectly. , ~ \ wh \ | @n interesting color assort- ; ie, \ | YN | 3 \G rn NEW TRIAL BY | Bt =Ages 7 to 14. : @ Men's Union Suits of white SUPREME COURT | oo ee 4 | pincheck nainsook, full cut Continued From Preceding Pace. | 9 Regular $15 Junio | a f with wide elastic web back- Si Dr bands. Sizes 36 to 44. ik —_ | | | Women’s ribbed cotton Suits; 10 | \ \ sleeveless: bodice or built-up .00 Po] style in regular and extra d two prece styles of Basement Economy Store Crepe and crepe de chine. PS i3 to 20. In navy, rose, | was entitled to @ fair trial under pment » tan, red and green. ) the established rules of law. This 7 ——d| Here’s Profitable Choice of “resiners coeerice Suet! EVERY FRENC ao | New Footwea Sn ee $10 TO $30 VALUES . 29 | Factory Checked $4 to $6 Grades .: pro’ : p . 2 at any ‘person _ coun IN CLUDED! H yf a good quality gingham washes well. In piaids. ww 7 to 1. a ‘| ST rR made with- | A RS ee — o ‘ D 5 - > ** a Pe ry p1yP ected ) {Tp » rtiil JTi 1G rl e e e ° > LozraDns Nad DY Piace in the her- rigin 1 e } illon records, under Uf ; in- re CA Shoe event that continues Tues- ~ » * s - ‘ 4 eo ; 4 ~ I“ 4 ax _ ’ r 4 - ; r aPriiiz Ui Baidwin A ; Fill All Summer Needs Economically! lj alibi affidavits that were ¢ : f) two years after the crime at | -e- rapes, Ziat ° rec st of Parker and John. us ae 4 ta de chine. ea te ts. ? hirts ley, a panut ae (aie cota mittee. | z , Lat a af —————————————— en = e \ \ man. Three were by policemen, wno|} Travel Hats! V acation Hats! Sporty Hats! ame anos ta ths te at a alee. One| At Cost and Less Than fost, #4 Fre ¥ —— Ste iene atte oe a ry =) - Wk Dresses of sport silks in a —_ - — ~~ — t i Z ‘ or ¢ the re H | yy Smith, ti rosecutil ritne : . © ae, Regular $5 and $7.95 _ — Extra Special $ 65 tadee tae aanieient ee amaene | W orld’s Finest Ateliers=Fet Sil k | | ee , ape Values, .« «2 ine raat cen RR BENS pete e Se ot ea, ee or tote se L e appease Bee xR ro Picas sree: _ i; aie. 5 Fe Me ‘ SM Shoe x : ; ‘*

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PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —ceemeaaancin ——— a __. —_ — Cee be en eee eee ye oo ©) Charge Purehases Wilh Appear onsets FAMOUS~BARR CO. fi 222 S tamps Tuesday 8 excepted. A bookful of stamps can TAMP } : OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY a fn Some Dera | stamPcea id THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. ‘ a single one! Leos Angeles Denver St. Leuis Akron Cleveland CdS =e =m. @ SE’ iy ag aL gif ee ‘ rp sat" bad The Smartest and Coolest \~ | ye $3 50 Shirts a 88 3 Ld My ff . % YoY Hil ais aimed d si High Quality! Newest Patterns, Smart Looking Kinds in Deman a ey Very Remarkable Choice at....... 19 tor Vestless Summer Wear t 7 Loui an i ffects in g tments—St. @ When you discard your vest, then your amu € Stripes, checks, plaids and other e St. : 1 Largest Assor : ur Shirts come into prominence! A“saving on the rayon mixed and other splendid fabrics—blue, tan, Louis’ Best Values—Kinds to Suit \ better-looking kinds, better quality Shirtings, is gray, green and other mixtures, also white. Sep- . . bound to be appreciated; select from th arate-collar, collar-attached or neckband styles. ee All Types and P references PP erage about : PW VO ; hape-retaini liti ZA ey Re Te ae Extraordinary D290 L weight Suits in Summer’s best gray and —_— ZZ ; = : Values at...... That Stress Unusual tan shades—of cool worsteds and skil- fully tailored throughout. In regular V alue ata P opular sizes, stouts, slims and shorts. Price , LAA ei a @ An unbelievably low price for these soft all- Palm Beach | Imported Linen A 4 wool Blankets—the result of our unusual buy- Summer Suits § Summer Suits , 6g ing power! In bluish-gray with colored bor- $ 75 $12.75 $14.50 K Sez ders—so they’re just right for general use, = fd | my | | = and the 62x84-inch size with over- Of Summer’s most The coolest of all! | D-- —-| “ai stitched edge adapts them to many popular fabric: cool | And in bleached and ' ; = ZA = eae . and durable, and in natural shades. Plain. ie > eeds—Summer and Winter. tan, gray, black and | stripe and overplaid ——- | blue. | patterns. Sizes 14 Years to 44 Those requiring quantities will appreciate the @ These captivating Frocks really special price of $69.95 for a bale of 25 Blankets. justify all the enthusiasm they're . arousing! Accepted modes—all Mohair | Flannel ee of them—but with original Suits | Trousers little touches, enchanting ae | $5 7 5 to Poe eee | | trimmings, that win immed- $18.50 $1 5() A —— ~~. ae a iate attention. Tailored 5 | ° h ] ae ee ee ee Se and sports types vie with $25 | Plain 4 lle Vacation Watc Sa € ‘!, =eaieate San SE a Se AS ae graceful afternoon styles Saume teats Sec hap eee Begins Tuesday with 300 warranted Le SS ee ke ee ae in interest—and provide real Summer com- 224 light colors— ee f d w t | ee. > } for every want. fort; all sizes. a —— ——— ee 4 “7 savings to prompt eager selection. ER 2 0 FS - OTR AN ATS Plain colored and gaily printed Flannel Flannel 7 oe. (ee Lo AR RS 5 oe COLE crepe de chines, flat crepe, Geor- Coats Suits $15 Watches fy 2 ee — | € We. tm “ oii ‘ zz imported these Cur- : Sangates Wants... $i 99 $ tains direct from the maker. 7 > ° . . or i Po: ¢ . — Obtain Your Holiday Outing Accessories $35 Diamond Watches Ottered cige Point Milan—in border , ” : designs on plain net—and of- From These Groups and Effect a Saving ~ee etid pr ar esgic: Tuesday at.. fer them Tuesday at $2.65 a 4 Prverses below their value. Black wedge-shaped | . ee ee eee : | 7 = 16-jewel 4 mic} 6% . — ag sera 3305 INL | ee movement, ..... $29.95 —. | nd A € The name “Royal Wilton” alwavs means Ruffled Sets a Geimeme Siatetrenee BRIT $17.50 Elzin Watches gorgeous colors and beautiful patterns in a pra $2.95 tor Baskets ....$10.95 FF §- \\| ie . cl . Vv WOV ; . : raar. 7 2 Seacticel aueae Ga thick, closely woven pile noted tor its wear Cream: velleuciies Geel | Ay zs, luminous dial that tells time | ing qualities. When only 20 of these Rugs looking, serviceable. Made $4.95 Lisle Swimming . Fan : in dark! 7-jewel $ All-steel strongly built | Stoves, No. 3 $4.95 Neatly fitting durable poset poe gash eyo SS 4 Ee : folding Carriers, paint- | re “Admiration” Seat leather strap: war- @3 = 3 Le. ed black. A touring, 30x3's ‘45 , Covers for Fords. Pro- enehel euimiidian $7.95 t—— = _ mecessity. Fit any car. | Immer Tubes, 30x3', . .88c Movement. . | tect upholstery. Watch Section—Main Floor : . . Tuesday—Share These Special Values in _ Aéventags Estreoidinary! For Thowe Ottsining §=©6»s | “Su per Home Ssenee . e $300 Mohair Suites —For keeping the home comfortable and attractive during ; _— = P id a oe eer 4 jee mi ee ee y wee as e J a ; * ee % ? SR . pei 4 4 age th ‘ i ee AY G e °° 3 Ps : 7 ~ — — fe! i a. lie the Summer months. Priced to your decided advantage! (a= ron dhs, In This Lawn Mowers Ice Cream Freezers Leonard Refrigerators ms PEE, ‘si aie . , ht O tf t ( aed \ & * exmege 2 a ering $10.95 Value $9 25 $5.50 Value $133.50 at Shee . {ae $ 107.95 ‘ P cath . es | share of al. meters The A charming type of Desk The dainty little Tables Comfortable. well-made ee —— a : . Estate Gas Range with 14- | Estate Gas Ranges with 16- , that may be used in living that are used beside dav ——=—!2 “ inch oven, $71.50 i ree pieces provide complete ; on eside daven- pieces in cretonne, with tan : 1] cies, wae ee | uch oven and heat control, Tidsties emckee Gerace) room, sumroom or bedroom. port or large chair to com- or gray backgrounds. bri!- Estate Gas Ranges with 1¢- $858.50. £ = : | | " patterns from which to select. Graceful, well built, spa- plete a tasteful grouping’! liamtly flowered. For porch d inch oven and heat control, _ Estate Gas Ranges with 18- cious. Hardwood and ma- Have book trough and or liv: r $84.95. inch 7 Section-<F wth : or living room. oven, $78.95. China Fleer hogany veneer carved edge. Furnitare Section—Seventh Fleer eo —— . _ . ee ee aE

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of, a | ea par g Sav dok Se ane a =r eee ., Casi i , salle diate, a, a ~ hos @ Onna we ft Habit zis’ Dominant Store you will receive Eagle ith cash purchases of 10c few restricted articles A bookful of stamps can d for $2.00 in cash or merchandise. Don’t lose ne! ab 4 bP a ory, We , oe a - Te ae a 8 Fey 2 REE ne BPP atelier - 6 yh Mii eel algae oper * On aoa . ae, se _—— ied 2 : ‘ 4 lak ap ae sapere » Priy “% \\ The Only Evening Newspaper m St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927. INS 2; CARDINALS 7, PIRAT — — Villiams and O’Rourke Bat in Scores; Rhem, Routed Saturday, Starts Again ——— 4 Se ie i i i i i Memand ar her effects in brics—blue, tan, so white. Sep- band styles. ing Section—Main Floor owe iene Maat Re. a eee of Summer’s —* Fe eearel © i ¥ | SWEEPANOLA : FAIRMOUNT CHARTS Cardinals Box Score }| | : PPL TF cae | (First Three Fairmount Charts on Page 13) | PITTSBURGH. Pa | BACE-G1700 aided. The UU. 3. Veterans, 2-year-olds, allowances, | AB. R. H. | feign meat re er nute. Winner ba. 2, by r, Pisce, same Trea c.| aiker, |» Wamercf...3 \Time, =23, :2a. 1:01. 1®#7 3-5. Value to winners, $840. $240. U. S. Veterans’ spital | SIXTH RACE—S81000 added, cial 4- . i ae * Trying to catch Mite | er th.. \from the U. 8S. Veterans hospital | TH Cc bd a ming. 4-year-clds and tail one and one Seff first. Woodall threw to Lf : acks sixteenth miles: Start sood: won easily: place, driving. Went to post 4:31: at t -at Jefferson Barracks. | Winner. en — Chick Sate a ed p Br Lai pos | $2 field and Melillo went (to Ream ‘emul rf, “Gebringer tossed out Sisler, Melil- [Schang €. Governor Seth was second by a | 242-5. 48 1-5. 1:1475. 1-41 3-5. 1 :483-5. - Value to winners. $700. ie geing to third. W filiams singled | Gerbee sa. length and Low Gear, the favorite, | third. te right, scoring Melilig. Rice flied |. “Miller ss... ‘@ Vothergill. ONE RUN. 7 Di... ttn i A te a ne SL et eT i et ett it tet on p Pt ey eigen eceooeecoescoonwon COCOCOR OCH ONNNH ae ee ee Se seeceoorrwownnneo” coocooocoooHOCOO® selene a « The score was 7 to 5. Traynor singled to right. Harris About 3500 persong attended the] lined to Southworth. THREE game. RUNS. MéeCormick, Kiem and McLaugh- CARDINALS—Rhem was called lin were the umpires. The game: FIRST INNING. PITTSBU RG—Frisch threw out L. Waner., . rt singled over second. P. Waner hit into & dosti play, Bottomiey to Toporeer to Kot- tomiey. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Biades hit a liner over first which bounced over the Pen Phew 2 lecohuebeenwewuu® nr : Ae a hel 5 rE Be A Re > wm Viggs er! GS 7s ~ DAs 0'O) BPR OROHWWO?P ccoeceorNeN eS FP CUNONBeY HW O eecooocor® Governor Seth started off the ex- since 'eitement by tripping on the get- | " ‘away and nearly turning a semer- | | DPETROIT—Warner struck oUt), vinee y S | Harry Carroll Gehringer was safc on Melillo’s| sro isault but Jockey H. Elston man- | ajarad mbie, Manysh forced Gehringer, aged to hold his seat and keep tn | Perh , ; . ; ‘the running. — > s ‘ Sad L 3 . x rs to Gerber. Manush Was fotek |... 30 1s | 2 -Cheretsen: Ménia we - fast pace, | Jack Knight - + 303 - 3. Celisad =iarenn Nev lit- | 2a regi stealing. Nevers to Melil-|" m, Milter batted sca in seventh. | iosely pursued by Low Gear untiJ Miva: tallies won har piace «s t t0 post 5: t : S DETROIT—Nevers tossed oul | Heimann rf. three staged a close battle for | bik f 3 by Brown prince 1 TT- Black Sik. . Tra ainer, owner OTime. -24 1-5. 48 35 ~" Kings Kow and Lauy Parameur oye PITTSBU RG Wright double to -"'othercill . Heilman singled to |Biue tb. the honors. Sweepanola had th- | i: 13. 1:4 1:47 3-5. Value to winner $700 1. i114. ——— ‘2D TH RACE—Six furionss: a anil left. Frisch threw out Grantham, Paetp short.. Blue fouled to. Wil- Screen “oe most stuff left and they finishe‘ | HORSE. , or ‘ %. See Pin. Secs we ago en gg lh nrg sagi vesierag to ) Gibgon to Tavener to Blue. | Browns | € a= Ce ts el . MeClair R. Whittaker i Armstrong 17 ail he * mleeseceeecso-o% OB a St og OW) — we lesececnocusenonr: eplecseessniitweoot ~lesseeuueuuewi a’ 2 ; Flemiwnuuned oi | . -} “OSes Oemm & aoe Ci mwewmeeeau? oe lees eenocun seca = ae L |, he eee iies 4 jonge: took ~ cna 2 row heme Curtain Section—Fifth Floor peevers to Sisier. Fothergill flied hj reuled to Woo 1 NO RUNS. WASHL A Weather clear; track fast. | and Cclaneat ales . 6 » Seb - ee : s — oo bie Rice. O'Rourke threw out Hell- | iams ( daft. By the Associa.rd Press. SECOND RACE 36.20 Morrison replaced Dawson. Beli pa 54 2 / qk— - Six fu longe Morvecu ‘ , e *"* [man NO RUNS. G 3 rina I, pa Roem Sa. i I 8 0 ° e : ‘ . 3 1 3 at det: ieee 62 : oe ip amens? -. 16.00" 5 6.10 3.5014 : ca in Si : tripled to left, scoring Southworth. 4 : : ringer lined to ” | BOSTON irl (Barnes)..... ... @1 7% $1 re 330 2.50)| Time, 1-0) a alked. Dowthit lined PIF TH INNING. bled nisi ished to O'Rourke. NO RUNS. 59 3-5. Le nd Time v ; Bianco, Noon. § — Stitches. Joe “Adams magenta Schulte vase yi Ba | BROWNS — Schang cape NINTH INNING. 0 2 0 0 3 0 2 1 0 8 1§ 2 ita rn. Clytie, Petit’ Point. | L7@m and Oley arte | Mac i off first. Waner to Harris @giinst the right field bleachers. || BROWNS—Rice lined te Heil- Pd o om i ta ee t. My Polly, Black Gal Ebony | i - SEUONE RACE—6 : pom a ta & " PR “ ; tteries: ashington—Lisenbee. Mar- . Diseovered aiso ran. ‘ . & ‘ . : pPethergili made a leaping catch of * 3b : . ann. Schulte struck out. 5e = berry, Burke. Brastoh enG Ruel. Boston— anes | Nimrod gorge 4. Ss long fiy. Nevers was scien. NO RUNS. . Riuffing. Harriae avd Hofmann. | SECOND RACE—About ace uaiies: = | Grmihane 5 nie’ “Le vi: pevn soon argh FOURTH INNING. ee ee SECOND GAME. : Bawn, (Prece 31 6-5 |Ruttiet and Morehead ales rene | AREY -éiuayor Oke | PITTSBURG—P. Waner doubled sled through short, scoring | FOURTH RACE—Mile and 70 yards: Serrichon, Violet Betty. to left center. P. Waner went to t a — in Sis os oe *m @G is @ Ss + ! ~~ o ay . ae! ae DETROIT—Melilio threw out ‘Blue. Tavener grounded to Sisler. = a to Siaer bal 1 560203 12.19 8 ciccac tt to "ater. agen | mie ig" i6iteien foie 28s ee aie 2 ramtat Be taos Dea t tossed out Wooda | aJ. Bosley Jr. | . $6 1- Thorndyke. RACE—Seven Suttenes a and Eliza ae. Bawn EDeTROT—siehiio.- sorew ost | THE a CLEVELAND AT CHICAGO | fine ;4lE 1s, Covoalat. Dacicas |rameye Bret. 9 30) Sob" Sas | Sime ghee, See third on = passed ball. "Wright SIXTH INNING. im — Jos Smoke (Butweel) - a " ~ > - > f a ” x : anlage shit Wright. Frisch popped a single to | Rice. NO RUNS. : 46 594 | FIRST GAME. =. ~ “er ee ry. 2 “ine — PET ee &.4 5 | Time. i _ center, Toporcer going to third. = — . naigs 23456789 1T.H.E.| Time =~. Cloudian y. Clear- : "Van . a. relia DETROIT.—Gibson doubled to 477 .485 70>) — bg ety eS , 2 A |ance. aQuatrain also ren: pe | Time—1I :48 3-5. Van Patrick, Eye | | Private Seth. eS oor, Bottomley singled to right, scoring ; Sonostenananage inc Pe lt lo Aad | sGroamtree Stable entry, a | Seo, ra ran. Toporeer, Frisch going to third. the score board. Warner singled +o 418 A428 Chieago ...22010013.1 713 Gidson stopping at, third. Geh- 390 .400 . een gee eigen a | ; ! FIFTH KACE—Five ers HAMILTON SCRATCHES. FIFTH RACE — Mile: On an attempted double steal, Radieries. ¢ leveland—Hudien, Katr and ‘ . a : , Singied to center, scoring : 369 379 |. Sewell. Chicago—Lyons and McCurdy. be ll pf nw ge Sees : t- 3 ous Pa First eo ng ee pig oo em poe a. «+ 9.08 ee } Frisch was out, Gooch te Wright and sec- : . SCR Ridgeway (Me “aan fte | 63 toa ia ver A aa Rides, Ge ch to Traynor. ONE RUN. Warner stole third. Mantush , Pct. Win. | NA AL ow vale, brown ‘Wiadom "Hp 2 "Bro a oe artare. Seveuth—Catesbs. , | #2 TH RACE Mile: At Latoma. 2d. putting Gehringer on third. 569 576 os | ‘CHICAGO AT CINCINNATI Mid-Hour ti" MeGleon) THIRD | _ NATIONAL LEAGUE. 1 . 0100101 49 1 &&: Byrne) #> ut out) adelnam gence Mie oot Lose. | . es 545 552 Minister _ ( Stenrnene) .. 3 | Weather clear; track fast. 5 ton (Aellum } IR“T RACK—Six furlongs: 53= 2 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 2 3 11 42 Time. 1:39 4-5. Plotter. Vagabond Pino = Prier (G. John- oreloge, Johu 5. M Zeod, Valentino. 'Teht, scoring Fothergill, but when 483 | CuNCINNATI Toure, a. Shin Light, Belle de Nuit. ¥ owl and ashington alec ran. ‘Nelmann tried for third he was'| : 4 160000300 484° Mt, Rice to O'Rourke. Blue out 254 i SSS tear AQUEDUCT SCRATCHES. J TR a | Batteries: Chicago—Prillbeart a r First—Frat Girl. Loveki Bedford | * "Gold | lost 3 RUNS Nevers to Gerber. FOU inett. Cincinnati—J. May. Kolp and Pi- | cee Girl Friend. Secent—-Captoin on mee™ IN D gach —five and one-half — leinieh, Hargrave. } Careless, MacCarthy More. ‘Thirdé—Prince | INNING. | of Rourbon, Copiapo, Laddie. Herodian. . . Selene. ( tal Denrino, nh & . Fourth | : BROWNS—Schulte singled to ~NEW YORK AT PHILADELPHIA. —Cariooniat. A sy no necnirek withonen, Sana . pater. ang orced ape Bo. ‘igor. Fiewer Virginia Beauty (Crump? wees f —_——. § 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * | ari. Captain Devil, Sixth—Jrst . — 1-032 2-5. Red Bonnett. to Tavener. E. Miller Polke, Iunbeath, Accokeek. trict: Siar. Sea | Thee Well. Leveliee Moody Mary. f ° or Gerber and struck out. (PHILADELPHIA. Hawk. Sandciiffe. Gar ¥arie. Griexo.” ai and Claret a ale batted : See : 03120000x 636 At Hamilton. ers 0 eee oes rae me Sa cee, Sale como ae tort and Jones to the box for St. : ‘31-50 ie 20 Philadelphia. ‘and Wileen. 86 6.240 Louie, | : |Gmars” Dou Romopet 3 580-00 | Tavener flied to Willtiame. | : fz Miller tossed out Woodall. 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To offmeist 2345. ctivities of upon the | #880ci district, ‘whe iar In most +] yerOetn Ite 2 1 2/ Al b-of."4 9 7 2 | pcb! p 24 0IL B.R iH mee 2 100 2 olka If 20 Yer. Wigley ~if.. Lost Uncle's “Phaee’ 2 20 & 6 7 of sponsors ation h ¢ ‘he « ‘ of the le: vate iy 2&2 2 10! Horm tp ott 1 meme ss. 5222 / Smakce “R, H, w, | R'pat2 8b 1 0 0 GO| Cane BLT OL TRUOm ccc ot teee - Pet.) Norra er 1 ¢ 9 Nat of such t thority ad no "ee aii were to e league Camer “1 0 0 Horn If 4014 .&, 223 9 S'’make . £0 0 -Edel’n 3 0 01c; ss rf i119 Wadhenes**? °S**eacec. 5 875 | - OFFMEISTE 0 @¢ 0 Agar, the’ ours, to forb exr 7 pheay =eues the sco Sameron cf.4 2 3 | Wael 80 0 alentingie 2 2 2 O{Ou0 It. % 8 0 Ql Keiner rt io? ‘igno c 1.4229 an RE de 2 2 IOTER, INGE ee 2 o—13 + the Brook! hibiti id thi yo | the ay Y and th res UDD ef 230 Diro as .3 0/Geers 22.2272 9 oo 8... 4 Sltsnee ™ 10 Gigno ¢ 2.2220) 0 mmm 4 625 | Schul AR RHE | UNCLE’ — 3} Who ha yn promot on .ga S flood of. By the Associat erage @ play bel Fleish'n p74 9 9 9/ G alden Th’ 4 + | Seuras 1b. 5 7 7 7 | faracan 1b Oly ” 5 6 2) | Mereuri P3110 ++. 0 g ‘Q26l18 ite. 3b. 4.0 0 4 & PLAC a charge er} mote mes because > 4 Mates Pret. The city . ow | Winter’n jn 2 ? | Gellbach ‘1b. 010/Taylne ae $0 6 Stroer of ao YO 0 0 riort 10] 000 | weobslb.. 4 1 1 | W.Gej 0, 42:-R-H.m, | Ure ; or the Fs of th ause. the s | LONDON, J . ty ch Grawse me's 1 2 isk’m 1Loodo Yior 3b. 40 92 0 | Ro’hof cl. 40190 Totale ®7 0a kT id Fin. Vensel.cf,. 4 9 11/cr .~D, ae 1.E. Zvay tea ; recent / the sa e tour ha | , une. 27. — | won its ampion P veo..5 06 8 | Timm’ rf--.4 0 1 meyer c 4 2/Co rre4o00 SBattea tn ae. 4 Totals 3412 D'ger Qn. 4 2 2 9/D andali.r?, 3 9 4 OL A m on its Nction of had obtas, er, th Mickey ninth ants t ‘ 00/* r p-2b3 0 | Stricke 2 el zzoni ss 4 0) ted for Sh £15 Independen Smith lf b 2300 ett'ann 1, 3 2 2 0 merica tour migsi the Nations , the Ameri in the E conse2zy’i eam Totals 41 lavas Jones 010 rp¢d¢l erkey G¢as Club ankerin { t rn \ yee = 0 | P.Gell. 8b 6301 , express of On of th can title ho! mpir “a tVO Viet —— “1101s ‘+ LOO OIT 412 O] Weiss pS: 7A 8 O/R n eighth. Leagu artelsrf.. 7 9 9 9| Lindne b.. 306 9| that ed the ; eu. 8g. received a seri older the Bel} w league ory *R 5 T et the Bi Otals.. 4 —— | Pp a umole 1Z34 - e ress,rf 000 ner.cf 0 no pr Opin‘on Agar FP. of ous cut o s, b Atte Otals ..: 0121 loudre 0 0} Ce A. Oi. 5 6 K i w Well - 301 omoter . beli ver th 2-hit preted % There ware rMilton out Timmer aes - 18] se 6 5 ah ig, Ite A. .c. igen FSF os 0 ke SHELLS Dusen, 3 i 3 9 Boise: gol 8 derwrite an sa ees care to un.| State eiaaet that in Ma his final hard workout namatalll . n n nt nerd , ' Boa siv | : ! a ras Sigs Mune Cy eeamne | HOB SCRA 0 TT gun, PORE PE aaa | * pata em Soe 3 $13] peer off bas | Baga | tom aerial Po FEL] toe rcone ite tour under |i oe deny promoters tg preparation for his bout Thurs ng the t ‘lorisg Ypos 64 2 pew O 6 4 artman sreeee IO OT GO 789 ao 2 tteee : Lost ooney 100 0 ke b R.H E. Otals..30 8 Total —_———— which i ns, one 0 sch romot Ai F ith Tomm nde Adams rick again ants, @r'a'aten% 2. 7, 3 C ] 3 8 ie] eee on eae 10 0 0 v 0 0 Clone refi 5A A eit ase di Pet. Boggan 2b 4 ] j Sto areki 3 1 1 : 12 2! S.. 24 0 5 Ss a § per . of edule ga Ea the midd! “ y Milligan and St st the 8, G.| pit ING 000010 9 %28 WILSON. oO 8 8 4] Elliott ‘A, “6! °5 72° ° 9 1. eRanio If 5 2 % O | pmoni 2b42 99]. Cup, 7ORS BP 2 | gross cent tax y has oe ewelght ch mans doi ricker of th Pant.” OF THE chugs I oy wk ¥, ott A, CC. °3°°° 4 5 "986 is c .& 6 2 O| Bud le of 41 Uncle's FNNINGS receipt of the! p> 8¢: igual Pp. am pion- 2. CLUKS 1} 0.P'kin R.A. EEK’ oO: Sirenco b 3 lr o #2290 os” 2422 ‘le's Plac 2 s of omoti y imy Woltm nS the sam © Hart- | Dly-Mos,'*’*** Won L ‘mora if £9 0 ‘Mann . Kiwanis .°***” 4 - 56 le 631 rnaj --3 0 6 1 | Hoftmei = 26 dec ge: ng about t oa ecg Siauee ~shetien beers prircabeans trteeses, et a ‘550 A yefler cf 5 ° g 9 Borchers vet 4 ! ’ hi Un; . pecsnensa E ardner p ‘f i ; y ge korny e 4 6 9 4 North St : Placed upon re iets restrictions team ncel ¢ before a. ‘Wee : tye at his beaten aoa niors, pit ’ cus of t See aoa Sar °€ebee. 2B F -444/ Ack’ 364 0041/8; ‘bel Ib 0 niversi . Totals. 44 10°07 ; 00 ° Louis uring t der rts for this 4Uropeas ; @ pres ar- + bitchea he Hub|~~ nitro * @ 393 |Goerke ae a Kayge #12 rsity Cit els. .44 12 To Saw League 1—A eams: that country bur ence of sey a G a1. 9 2 | Goerk 1 er rf, } I 215 tals... om A levy : the pundred seve einer the Wettitess ur bbttent 000 Schmidt °c Saye sree, C : ii oiane y Muny League $ |'sn§j?- SCORE i ag 375 BANNER fs gross gate, Led A per cent of the Ppethes the tegen ma E give ene inspired Wales ° - Winning 20 orth Sj ARM PrRAAA Ru ceat _ 230 ) inp ieee aa Oe Oe al ray ee 234 : . C, Zo to the one- | +) Bays, 8S advisa Mo Or thei M 391 Of Totat intent BRIGGS cong’ "* "tts O37 S078 9 Carr 3 AB.R.H.E STUAR state half is to | b it wil? ble, show his fit r money uny 3 all ide L e Fotats.,. 2 er — “als... Gb6j405 3/ B AB. U. co J Bia’ S000 2000 Sud b ..2103 TS. territo association ook gam bé im passa : ness. Taki seb cagu fs. 5 4 5 3/ Butler, of BRE. . C.K, of © ones if 5a 00060 pos Schne +3116 Pussner AB.R.H.E. | on ry the game ji im whose / bec es far eno MGearge West, a ru ng on; Merca Scores NEIG nis C] SCORE By IN geey 2b. a 2 0] Ryan. AB.R.WEp arrol] ef |5 1 11 RGAN’ 3 ee ef 2100 ramer ef 22 06 e-half to the 2 is played, a ause the vasa in a middleweight sged English MERCA ntile Leacue HBORHOon |» .~~““~~s Vietae [INNINGS wner.ap. © ft I 0/ Easier.gy°° 3 41 OM ary tb’ 6 7 Q| Hen’ AB.R.H p 20 Hoftner 36 3 4 2 9 ball A United St » aid) Ciations w Ue state an - Walker , é “IRCAN’ . ery ; Fee ‘ton. if 0 0} Mache 3 1 cIntyre 401 Ol 3b ALE. | 1 # ‘ Wagn 304 Ssociation ates Foo il not” t¢ @ hestly in th started | Misso NTILE LE . Finneg n 1B RALE STU LR > VW ilgo @ es ee 1 3 & 4 5 8 rim . 4 4 1 uehling sx? 0 uer - 0 1 4, Sec’ ” ] 0 0 affler 2b 0 Dun er lf 3 0 treasu t. where know 4 : fa first ro url Sta AG UE Dorrin >} lilo ARTS a exes e. eae 4 03 7 Wi mlb 5 1 0; Ww itte rf , 3 ; 0 g Sch n 2 | 1 Cronin + 3b1 00 oerst 20 0 don rf ? u ry games i ling West und Pum- Pigg! te Life, 18. Yen, L.Chunwem ot 4 0; Thom AB.R.H E ee OOOO 8 2 S—14/ CC ckman,c § 2 3 O|McEvar ne & aub rf $ 21 rf 31 7 2} Bro Se .2 Dooley 319 $ about the ri y Wiggl. 24 » 18, Yellow 5 JChuverit 4% 3 0 al as.rf, 4a. hina OOO Bon hria'n, » 2 3 0! Wek oy,cf.. 3 1 4 2 usse! 114 Barth et .'8 1 0 ow jy $2 1 | Ahe 2b 4106 lated ener ring. West | § 4 ' er,lb S'S! Rowen” ? ~ % nnn Az 1} #vana,rf co Z 1 ekelk'p.2b 4 2 oetz 1 0 alz ef ° 331 Otawa rf- 0 0 32 re +3 0 . snergetically ’ Victor LEAGUE 8 @. | Crigiski mre2009 Louoistlf 410 PPL DNR RRA ariz.p & 1 > 7 ‘Connell b 6 2 2 0 etweller ¢ 3 Kut es 495 0 e 200 Buelt p- "+99 e get minutes th oO 14, W ° Crxiski.p. £0 yo] geste 2 i DeM 3 1/ Henderson 4 4 unger e301 O|Schmidg ae £91 1] 0/ Durbin’ “2 0 ‘fors were privi © Specta- Sestddis ce. one SrKiskip. 40 9 O| 11000) Huet b 106 4| Banner a. Otals.. 2 . ? n of fight Orissa n 7%. runo'c.’* 4 900 tuartin 2 21 0 ena °B Totals. Sh 00 TT Ti °° = ; 0 0] Has ©, °2 0 0} Stua 4: C.. 1 2 a*g*t 740 I Migh-priced bout iting than MOUN nt 8-9, Ad Lavina ss’ 211 Roples, 5 20 0 MAPLEW Mann | atted for H 8. 2410115 ubois ~ 000 mer p 4 00 Salers det So 2684 4 nh the p f . s have fu DC . ams 1.5, | Rudn m., 36 Brown. . 4090 OOD. sco enderson j 10096 130| TRIANGLE 460 ''*": 0 00 0 a levie ast, there rom Se West Cut . rnished. rubella Sette EACUR | Mate Br ff) Raia PB f Bean 204355 our ay AP Pate.) a be epeblad man SL Raa BE bs ed on the gate and there wat Budapest, ‘have oat Mer the ond of the mas mal | s€yer A, ©, 2 . ais. 37 4 T seeedimeiiiaee rn’ ss32 i] 0 Olff 1b R.H.B. Cia nt: az 45607 *B ler 010 Ss b Orcing th ere was c ve. asked 0 were @ round th Pet » ©. 22, Fend! co 95 Otals. 36 Herzb'a lb 100 oeg --4£1006; Mo a 12101 &8 9 esatted for R * }8eh ri-if 432 8 Hut'son 3 AB.R.H.E obtain th © prom Onduct to oe. engaged 1 , ers 9, ers 9. N Club, RE BY INw 47 2/ Pi, ef lb 2] 2 3} Parrott --4329 MOSLEY-MA38: 60814] a= atted for | Schaefer j neider rf 3 1 b Fenne]] b 1 1 7/| ss © permissi Oter to Most urs in this . ; p when Ww n a furious/ a NORTH 5 Neihborhooa ,..¢ 2 9 4 6°0'% pivesley pg 212 RE BS Bye ABR 0.9 0 610 gofor Harris in ninth sant! exler if 37 4 g|Sitom ret 4q 3 ociation b lon of a Most of the d ountr, butted W: Vest accid . arts ee 45 ¥ ’k'n tab £21 2/ Fe scef2°0 anefran.|f RHE. HYNES Club. E BY IN Raat in ng, ern 5 OO/;H rf-lf 44 5 1 | gam efore state | 2Ual Clegates Pe ed Walker , ental] , Leo OC} SI LEA ‘tries & ew 789 ieama $00 Olacett It 32 Olkfenson. £23 0 Morg i NINGs, *22/ng. Groas’n “oc ‘hk 2 2 2 us 1b. 2 0 e. scheduli meeting to the; » reopening y ub 8, W GUE. s 310005 9 9 Om ab1f Sha'b’g rfp > 7 4 9] Di H1lb, 4 1 ! Dieckm'n1y Be -E,| Me BD see 2945 6: _ Shin, 22 8 ton co £23 9 ng a/ to thei here ha Re oe peut over the ng an ol Neighborho. ehners T. antantiRSt Games? ° Feisgy too a{eckles 2pb°.5 42 cknéite.cs 4 7 9 A| Jenni nib 2° y 4)” Bus ‘vem gen 18 Recht p 5 4 4 1/Gra'm Won’ * & eir hom ve * ‘ts right e d rhood a Krygiol. if Tigo: y* GAME) .. 0 0 { eigel rf 026 es 2b .3 3 2} Schrader.cf. : 1169) yonngs.3b 21 9 ( bandin.? 2 2 ~ a 000 p . Sch't if 44 0/ Sni m If-lb 4 6 3 0 Chicago Clut retu ies- Tho said to be ‘ye. The ec St A 4, Stu Ja'n'ki. ot 2 wo Pierson 830106 utman ec 9 { O01 ates.c__ 31260 ankus.ss. 3 ~ Club nding of 0 00 11 } Potash'k »22392 “Dinks 2b 3 0 Th : ubs Suff rned to mag Ww. . th a serious ut : nthon art 4. ru'w'er te _ NOBFF-Wits5 Pot+fi ck 400 PP Dp 300.3 en ©... 410 Ulrich, lf 30 0 Morgan a Clubs 2 O— 3/ Kras 2b5 2a 7 Pallardy t 03 us, in ' ered will Office e Opinion of one and, |i sons 8-5, y 15-14, Wel : w ki ib ; Pitan “ABR }ae Held o 2 j 1 | Sehmide’ +s ° 0 # net.rf., 2 7 0} Kern. 301 Sh ee ee on ° Go mer 3b 31 9 5 Humme ef 3 1° d Chicago ’ robab] as ize W some, mz » 1D cltt-wiy. | W ab’ki3b 4 9 4 | anet.2b. 3 ae Hi 04 ttl 06h btacie: 2 1 O| Brocka ac *2.0 2 |, IIPS pt de Lost rnek cf 7 3 4 9/ Chri lp oi schedy] » Same eral y remai | alker’s ch ay jeopard | - warn WWtall. 87 35 Tt O}Martin.eb.: 5 } 2 Meh on 35,30 2 0] Polish “Waiecng 71" 7"° oe 2090/-"e p-rt 0 6 ed bet S were days b n here ¢ chances |! — DeMOLA ” Lichinse OU Ll tonersn, 20: 027 77 Totals. .2 Martin.2b.. 21 0 o/| Fiomonrt 30 0 leh Falcons °°’ 88 T Stil mt 821 9/ an ween t * | tie efore tak : bout. a the coming | “ St is ae LEAGU Mey’ a.cf.. 3 5 R i 0,36, 3 0 ) SCOR 4 16 - 28 13 4 9 ey.d.. 3 2 9 0 Finam're . 8 {) ] ¢ 4664 do 3 B .b55 ines: 38 Pal i Total einen d Chicago ouring tea 8 in the N ing up. 7) Ww n ng wee Louis 18 Me E. ~ pd kirg 4 1 Wel wald. lf, 3 6 13 Club E BY INNIN nf PS adil 0| Harbo wk 2ehal MG ° 339 inings— 76 s..311213 out Clubs o ms I ew York ae est {s sa! Sentinel 1 , Plewood perimers Ou Up lores! Gg § 1| Maplewo 7 INNINGS, i Otals.. 9R IDO - urp. 21-6 = ” 333 | Triang! 1° 7 Of, Six in n five su n the , 2 the d to hay 5, H 1s. tisndy 422% rozag 6°28 9 0 B/S. TF rer 2 8 4 SCOR nd ee oe 222S¢ wane A. C 2346 in & row ndays |b past two tea ic 0 0 2) Sentine} = ee ee eee mmji00°%% 6789 é, .. oee nf a ou -hicago rin —— ites -Grim einwald.ré o 2 ar'skirf, & G ? 9 eee 12345 is 8OSTR ESE ‘eae over T iuestionab g, SOUTH G 7, Annunciatio m 8, | Wveller.rt 20 f “lepine S910 ined srtrrsee2 O30 3 ee 22 92100005— f | | ee Walk Tiger Flowers le decision | —— ne nctan RAND LEAG nd eller.p,., 2 ¢ n aypin.p.. § 5 H 2 RONDELET °° ~ 0019 5 4—15 9 e 2 ae we er had lost ¢} - Previously qarl Robins ee es 3, ns Totals. ee Totals. 40 liao a piss on AGH E. PERFECTION J Polish All; e , , ’ | 3 oi ag ate Latzo. at he welter sence ws fe Southwest B FAavOls | | Club, SCORE iy yy "? Weber if +8 2 1 0! Gustine’ ate ee, lance say to a : es oo ale et Kens rete fight ee - = Betty. Ke ue A. tn, an, ¢ | Wong SEPT eee ae. eee or iteme e218) capers | : you: : 2 EMMI ocnec 00%, anduer ot Walker | $8 Tower Grove | Lro cLun’ 2 9 28 540320 MeGanht Bf 5 O b Ol tgp oe [ls s AB.R.LE ee Gm: sen er ® f 2363 ee etn eee Oo ee er. | ewan HL P e 8, Harriso M AB.R j 23004 % Y—-14/ Dane = 5 0 0) Cli +++ +5 2 S. Sad’ki 3bi ‘ons + ANDRE i eturn bo give Flow. | ,.\0™ . 3 ns orard,? Rin WEHNRFE 0— 8 ahl'’mer 90 0 OF a. See 1 1 / 8. Gra’ « 1 008 , LW. : defeate ut in ¢ ~ | Ken JUNIOR A... 8, La : Bathei “bo § 2 yy NERS eo 321] 4. Paul 401 4] FPii ki es3 ( O'Neill « AB.R,H.E d. This ase he w °F ett - N’HBO : fayette 7 Olterniee. 4 0 1 1) Lavt AB.R'H pp |? Voge a p5&20 0 | Gianninj gs 401-5] J isaka If. OQ OO] Sikoperj oon 2 1'9° | en d » however as |. jrum McElroy RHOOD LEAG One 43 OO! Roehl? 47 E. ete? ? & 8 2) Crandal She 1g P| Oleg “1 ,tb3 OO} Levaek! 2b.2 0 , ; | : one. rv. has never | — oft > aes 0 &j er, 2h, $ ,- 1 0 0 0 Gi all c 3 ] 1 Olsten f : | 3 0 -2Vande cf 1 fe r¢ . ‘ : aa z r —— urple Ma relles,.. 4 0 4 1) Giaters %. 407 AP Bey | Eastin So 7 9 4 2] alak ret 4) | David as.''3 6 2 w a ei CAR eames VY sk P+ | Foer ck.rf. 39 7 4 Onklee'' £90 O} *Batt 31tPauyl p 8 4 9 9 O Me se® rf.2 0) )O! Petragn its ° ie 4 % as . i= DINAI S the leas Rabeng 12, 5,20 Stars 2 disarm. “44 9 euinistax, 223 6] peste fer Chana at nb 8 88) Kevane oy 8 2 4] cide 1a FF 3 e PS Dpy day “FT oF WON SIX cine SENIOR ’ N, A C > her.p,. 4 hf 0 Boethe 4 Ae ] ched for Gyauini in si urniak p’'3 ong 0 ht nsk c.3 1 e 4) , eS % Roo oo. . a ‘ ‘ u | ta . EIGHT mile a ) 4a NHBOR & Juniors 12 Tot ~ 0 E.MasvtJt 20 hs 0 SCO leagow ll xth, * + 0080 utas p...3 10 Prevesess Ss se ssaee See =~ or me z ke GAMES pore mh ° —~ *2S58,Cf, ighth Tot ee 812} SxS RRR ststotc"a"c*otatatetets shenenete AN, Boe LA “ as umola A HOOD LEAG als. 35 81] act, £1 71 | caritd. RE BL INNINGS Totals. .21 2 T fa. Math, ze 53 Betis nro a Ww a YED the at . IK ae 2 ‘ ; 244 Otals.. .2 Boasiamatcnnatennsnncostancaccr cess : pe i, LAS ar Eliot A Cc. 12, Celts A 2UE r Inning Totals een Porpbdelet ‘ Gs, St ub -24 6 Rg 9 a 4 . alent seats scoters . Verial ¢, T W . ao CC} o_ Totals 34 64 R 9° erfect be See 23 Ce. Andrew 1° pases at ee sitet pan shea a oa . , NE o the Pnes. EEK place $I Kiwanis C, 10, Sarsfi ©, 0. We ub. 3% } 2 Pe | 4 . a5 9 pe Cj { 300 } ~ p -adets ; a ae oA4Ss Ratetets's ° oP. Ne PR ae s Ca , : i EW - Dispat | Res eld 6. sg: ESE 0 5 6 7°g 5° 18/R pe. 1600690 0 o OE Da tale on0027® Soi FOS ‘ SRR a m a ee , YORK tch, pried ao i Conhood iteines** * 5 Tot ect 0 zade » Re ere a) tS See ‘Racca sh wit | uck “?’ “§ e Sines ee onents’ pentane. hits, er. : t. » ios Anthony; °°’ pave » ° bee 135 ay tae a ee _ oe "S of Sat is, Hel . Schonbergs a LEAGUE. 8 1 ih igs ah , A he Lh) j ee f i . ere a | National ¥. follows: g eit), . ’ Southerns 9 FE © 2 © es we on : 2 R® 25 ee — bs , or I en p " He St Ww. I ague. Hoffmeist Sa oe. a JOY smoking ~ BR louis. 6 2 R. i, 2.0. cr 13-8, Uncle’s Pia Mo dq t ing _ , a oe 48 91 Chevrol ce un Ci oes . 3 lyn 2 €2: 4 , et 14, Laclea ty League aa id . must : a pee - Dston a 2 "0 48 8ST. LO © Co T ae ) oe 8 0 ‘Triangle A. © INTERMEDIATE |p. oe me ee Ee 7 " ; * , ¥¢ . ‘in’ so. “7 . 30 Stuarts 7 ©. 21, St. Edwabds 11 Folliday ABRin, °SISHE ett... ¢ 3? 6:44 COLOR oor AO 8 12, | Zones Bo 3 828 a re Pitta 2 2ey ee fe RED INDUSTR’L LE Sone 6... 9 | Moore rt 314s a ee “ ae 13, maaan LEAGUE. Braden" 3 20 M Del'y Sp 3 0 9 | P ai ee 3 : 40 ma . ent 0 ege 3 : Dd meric ° ° =P 10, Pcoptic’s ee Gondran tp 3 0 b ? Marshal pS 72 9 Suoativecanneee Etrote ta =~ League. 32 Bly Moss 8, ¥. Mah 4. | Moerte'y *3 00 6 Bran’ do Hl © 5) Sh | \ a aD ee B23 “eee Pants 19, Bell hg: H, A. 5. Totaty ne oe a Cc 2 5 3 0 bessete ‘ tesa & ° aa be 6 os “ beans 10, ” | oe 32 16 2 3104 moe . 2 4 gg Se T U. R. NORT 10, Typos 1. Fiesty) Smith ..0 7 a ftals,. 27 4 7 halle aa 11 26 (1 6 [Guam Nort H SIDE LE D000 nO SE Ee | me lous 2 3 ie of | Cudael h Broadw EAGUE END Poon ds Ol o Chica 2: a 9 42 | te win Gantt eoeay 1: Newman | EE | ne = See ops 7, Ca » Olive 9 »| Rosso 1h 5 6 7 + | Re AB.R. i Bets tO 8 he eee Shops 24 5, , Thiele “t ae ee Hew: Jt | BALE. MN + 20 6&2 1 Swizzle lele 62g 4] atder 2b 5 3 3 Be Shee, —~-__. 0 48 | Selde he ats, Welleton Bn 3 FB 2 [Mates BB 2 2] Guns | Ki U. R. 9, North : Umion o© ; 112 Rien! 3b 8 4309 Breeia) n 2, Clippe Sieg . SOUTH SID way 6. ‘ol ker 2b i 2 ] Wende recs $ 4 3 Wil “ CA Nae the Po rs 1. Cru ting oe 21, Pa ae LEAGUE, | Feldi’p re $f 8 3) Dodrinic t2°S 333 vet Collier bo. Mo. Jon Croatan He 11, Laced t ker » 2210 ae of -2 9 0 ran alice, aa tthe Tenk cn ne 27.—Cant Trevis” ~ 0 rhe ~ V and Cif ) on ) Dello 26, eosin ~ Totals, aavidG N. Hum! po 3 1 i orite comedian y, “yh fast eaers OF Quincy, eave . 1 . nel 2 0 7” * e tite So, Pm 24, So. Broad Fendier oy, 3 2 g Totals, .45 29 Wl a | eee Butle Batteriesscéer gan *Funny POL dway 15, J way 3 ve? hin’ $301 5 6 7 9°54 188 ulney rand gt r Can.| re ISH NATIONAI efferson 9. | P - ++ £508 8930 0— 9 Impire. Wissman ephens; for ! tana nAHONAL Cabtaace [Bear 22 37% luce, ath ve mire. conacima® Aid Lemay | , e . > . . (f ohn Kanty 9 toe oe 8241 foC'm' ABR R. Banton 9 a nines: orfelt . K “oo aw) 300 0 4° > 4 . 4 : } 1) Jaeoun sity x t Sun C100 000 FE ~ 0 7 ’ ; 494 y day Ber] 3 @ v O r e b : n Ca h ji 48 04 rson R hbdac In ei? of N oad N 119 atu orth |] O att Natural Brid meback 1908 in St. Louis Co, Road ck Bout alte for Totals... .34 5 7 ~ First rae nes County ° Slug : Co | oni e nt x- Bete MBatted eco" Roctieer jn {Re fit take west-batee s.2? Sing Paul Tak f tted for meter in iz the ninth fer -botind st reach track . me] es on Rom ifth me the ehth, to Kirkwood eeet® trans. | a mile didas wie pr é— & . ; t, Tonight. Ma dion 0 8%ees 2: ‘, ; P RAAF mon's Be? Borah ** AAS i : . . 33 d o . late pe rarere $ oe bien roar 3 furion coe ‘ >. Come? K, June °7 —. ers f 3: » #ac}. ack «i.—Joinin Pile, °™ Parade” hes es) 588 BY ag *hold psey, a leaded by : ser nother and oe Pgh: returns to th former ti- | Ruan hea, ywes erlenbach saine & ca, Zht che » ONce light. { I pale hampion g Ma Cut > - En calculated launches ~_ Chari has-been ¢! ae Pheay, vies Ra tlass by taking ®*S: » Ent. inal » AUStrallan has ~ Nile holas 0-round bout at got OL Put on rink "Oo ' back ut by weight « m Paul” ago ’ Mike 5 *l ce his knoc ma an > aleTi " Ock tur tea qd wily @ Sue five month a. ~ d Paes iiler the ring a aie. from Or =vVy. -ith hin. Berle © _ &°8 6 ' nbach ch © vq} ev “4 sleep-preane tontene. Bf he “= ® Old tights ucer is workin he No NS spirit is oe — and . tn- ©Nns;. ~*? Fin E warfare will follow On Nth he ba. ), ‘© memo : é Punch, th ry of the BRerlen. Fr. ¥ilas ® small a otralg Old out. rena al. | Gray —— °°

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a ae | UR L ee | q ST.LOUISPOST-DISPATCH.- MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ Pag mat | INJURED IN ‘TRAINING’ FOR MILLIGAN CONT EST sse sment May 4 eo fpeen Football a /EK TILDEN ENTERS WRAY’S COLUMN | tn Net Tourney es C ; 4 | cee neta ‘ally te ait pi ——, | @ comfortable feeling it must be pciation’s Consent. Also a — - | —S: ae - . | to any manager to have three tute, Texas, 6-0, 6-1. = & | e . _ Means to be depended on.. ¢ tl tess bate walle By the Aseociated Press. ° , 2 P a . ‘ £ | : Bn ce Ercatest maid ps HAVERFORD, Pa., June 27.— H. F. Wolf, Williams, defeated ao > and Budapest: Had Contem- If you doubt this, take a view ‘¢ Teams to America of the Athletics’ bench now rid- , #” history waiting om the bench. | 1. 5) Suntivan, Lehigh University,|G. E. Doty. Lehigh, 6-1, 6-0. Wit ta. agen ohooh va hha lene easing A ines ae Ss “ >. z AS, ¥ - 4 ~- " i den by the following well-known : se seeded player No. 7, met defeat Melvin Patridge. Dartmouth. de- Big Bill Defeats Jacques ee meals Wheet | ics gine og gale 90 si —— re el st eto ns pat rene Tom McGlynn, Yale, 6-3, , : | é sddie Collins. he west | | ie nual intercoliegiate tenn -| 6-1. on Enough Is ‘Sufficient. fect pickle, ats Brugnon 6-3, 6-1, 3-6, batting average of the three at | imforce Been Beg bean — net pionships at the Merion Cricket C. D. Barthen, Cornell, defeated + . a rm: y ,’ a *K ie Y ‘EK } ic * ne 7 . : ye ; e 3 . j - ’ ; ‘. ‘ | American’ s Chances in) “Married 7 Times, at 81 He Where's the perfect pickle, pic 7-5 — Match Twice Inter-| ~ jmacine havin Slee auntie oon ee aa tight |Club. He was eliminated In com-| William Daiber, Philadelphia Os. r-. ™ | paratively easy fashion by L. |. teopathy, 6-0, 6-0. a lt a . ime " > | Tells Court He’s Through.” packers planned? Imagine having to keep out of ith ncaa tate tin Coda action batting punches of .365, ‘ee yer Gordon of Harvard. 6-—-4,. 6—3. _— ‘ . L. § Gordon, Harvard. defeared ms of four European nations ial Inited States withi “ hampion- po a 6 n the next two. Di esrcicht C P | ULL seven times he heard the ; > HATE. ru ted by Rain. ene ; = : a aillins and at this stage of the race om : ; | HYMN OF H: Pp 5662 and 356, respectively. ; iis niversit Or Be oe cee any such tours are undertaken they r Bout in England | chimes | The reason is that there js | ‘hat is a staggering handicap. Wilmer ae Ur - 2 Neil Sullivan, Lehigh, 6-4, 6-3 | see, oe 3 ne reason is that the 4 ° Xe ded No. 2, encountere nited States Fo Assciation ship 4 | A GUY I hate Sat | * ° ° Texas, see ‘ fan indivievsl or a . S| | abat ring for wedded “en? Is Luke McLuke; vy the Associated Press Bac Be Sage A ggaemcigy iy ; "oD } , > ttt] 1.» says, it wil mpossible to = j Walker started | are they doing over there, gettt ‘ h a‘ | ? | | -2, ; do a Be ” ppppiidleweig ht. | lodgers. weather reports?” | > beginning of the tournament. Worth While 7 | The fashion of the day has Charles Watson, Yale, defeated rf rst round pum- | ‘ | ~ book games far enough tn advance. : - cent about ~ot eae a rest So long, old chap, yours truly, "LOU IE FITTLEBAUM. | The pagent Sree: ce psec aed | nen ompaa invested ag | graduatty shuitied sae" magne H. B. Rosenberger... Penn State. DELANEY-McTIGUE ciations will not know ..hen and ‘“@ialiated energetically and for two | Rapes. || eater ling the sees bt toes naan nt a ee — ig : ss rt “ae | 9s or Sie - , gale: ’ where games may be’ played. “led one-half minutes the specta- | — : Ox concerts some folks listen in, |. ° = presel . a — ps . ot three. near formeae clu . mae — with = — — John Van Ryn, Princeton, de- BOUT MAY BE HELD |months in ddvance. The tax, too, “js were privileged to witness a IN THE STICKS. | Some like to “hear” the home|, ue oe mistaheaiien | Papeenes waaae i: — ss lated ened - velit greens io ms feated Malcom MacClay. Columbia, OVER TILL AUGUST }Agar declares, will tend to dis- 4 Metter exhibition of fighting than| Clay hauling is the order of the| team win; | caving Sienin . ann J bert apprers main sagt =e apr eng = yr ats “se ppl rec he hi 6-2, O=2. Special to the Pest-D h. | tours. © @iwieh-priced bouts have furnished. | ‘ae ee eon | But our idea of outdoor sport ae ee a a a a ee that one | game. The sacrifice, the t- Frey Royer, Oklahoma, defeat- | -?«ci™' fo * oe |} courage sa gh-pr day. Aud, (Mo.) News. last two sets, made winning pointS! or more would come through. and-run and the knock-~-’em- ed P. G. Sullivan, Du Quesne, 6-1. NEW YORK, June 27.—Promot- -* May Jeopardize | ee ogee > ES wh Ac pf ae nella Yew wete te Gl vee" . ere err) ae e * —“~ we ileal &, . 4 aoe ns + ie _ ; ae Pe ee ) ee ' : | State association the sight to eT- a ‘er the middleweigh champion- | EAR Ty: The Giants got their mit or deny promoters the right ©. | | te ae being made possible by the just a golf duffer, you can't step an 4 est Putts Walker. . Is listening in on the weather ss | , : Four Countries Plan Invasion - a bed | Getting ready for the oe re |}on some of Tilden's first services | Now all he can use them for over-the-fence tactics have { ¢.4. er Tex Rickard indicated today he Near the end of the round the port. * sx- bh ir} f : 'g@Yy } + + , +) 4 : LeErrronnrnt’ “orm re a . ; > > ° It was disclosed that teains r a were engaged in a furious ) mud s! ins ging? Which were so severe nat it hard- emergency. Jt seems a tre- crow de qa to st al to the wall. Mar! Lefev er, F ewe and Mar- may postpone the light-heavy- ' | ‘oT - 7 “y+ (ly seemed possible th ‘renchman | —— ——— _ ——— -——- = = . oe ee @nd (Gai when West accidentally; “Packers Plan Perfect Pickle.” | JUST LIKE HER: see cae ang Ae F ie . ~ | Shall. defeated = Donald Sickier | weight title bout between Jack De- ‘ aS permission @eigtted Walker, reopening an old | ICKLE packers planned a ARY had a little hen eecd-ondbcredl Or | ’ Nashville Siininis + f George Washington, 6-0, 6-4. arti conduct tours in this country. a : " The cut P By she was very queer, sy ls ictory, iaen "as in etn oO WO | Bennic Estep, Southern Metho- laney and Mike McTigue from July Meet over the right eye. Sut she bg bial! snimnaall vn oui 04 TARTIYV n> Most of the delegates to thw aa-' 4 nid to be a serious one and, in | perfect pickle, | She iaid he fun when GE We i ee ee NASHVILLE, Ill, June 2i7.—-| dist. defeated D. K. Gere, Colgate,| 7 until August. This bout is over- junal meeting here have rejurnad Wve opinion of some. may Jeopard-| 4 perfect pickle pickle packers) cheap. — ~s" age oe - ; . Clubs Disallowed Nashville defeated Beckemeyer yes-| 6-1, 6-3. shadowed by the ‘Dempsey-Sharkey to their homes- Thomas W. Cahill) "Wie Walker's chances in the coming | sadeant: | And stopped “when hey a Tilden won » First set, 6 , ‘terday at Nagles Park, 13 to 7. Thomas Clines, St. Xavier, Cin- go on July 21 to such an extent returned to office as secretary, | t dear. ; and then captured tne second, 6—1. Batteries — Beckemeyer, Orrell,| cinnati, defeated McCook Read, bout. a Rv the Associated Press. + . Brueckmann and ‘Kerr; Nashville.| Yale, 6-0, 6-3. will robably remain here for Sev- . West {fs said to have harbored If pickle packers planned a per- ef nde rer’ 's We eek Kly | This se vas sto - for an fh vs ‘EW YORK 2 27 The pro . a a t aia: t teencenin sak NE ORK, June ei.— ihe pro-|; — ; nie . eral days before taking up his dy- the idea and to have expressed | — ———— | because of rain. In | ; i Z ; is _ |Schleiser, Kiwiatkowski and Maror. Tom Stow, California, defeated | sold. Hes in the New York office. Miimself freely that he could whip;7~“~~™~ aa nee |} non played great tennis a: n | tests Philadelphia and Brook- only a handful! of tickets have been naane ay 4h . } _ arooe .¥ . the first three MCS, eu 1 jyn that umpires’ adverse decisions In the past two years tours have $Walker. He volunteered his services di 2 . & 7 eis P } > ’ “ af: I l ite "Tl erec . | i . © been made by Hakoah of Vienna, | guesasparring partner when Walker |. A itional Fairmount harts again interfered sost them games with Cincinnati Sparta of Co Prague, Naciona! of + \ ~o ‘ training several weeks ago i PDPPPBPBPPPPPBP Beaded Prd BRE ODPOR OD OAD OD OA OVO OD Tilden starte dg ut W lt h his usual! “ ' 1d Cc Lic aLr0 respectively OY Ma Vv | » : . . yr ‘ ager Ted. | eed against Brugnon, and } ; : Magne Montevideo, Uruguay, a second @ Jack Kearns, manager, and are | Weather clear; track fast. pain rug and WER! se ent seeunn ty sae ot Oe Hakoah team of Vienna and the i: dy Hayes, trainer. of Walker, ob-. Specia! to the Post-Dispatch Maccabees of Palestine. / WB xeted to West as a sparring part- COLLINSVILLE. Ul. June 4 Miner, but Mickey, who had heard of ? © Seg R al sci ” age, » ve +? 4 : ara, iP V's + A oman tet ~~ pe wm. on service. Brug- non, takin a leaf out of Rene | contests were over-ruled yesterday . F E Ni ht or, + . -—o - \¢ i . ¢ a ‘ AAs A ' ; i As « 4 " i dl 1.—Following are the results of toda; President John A. Heydler of } Ladies Free Every Nig 2 hy sta’s book, tried to slow up the ry the National League. > oe a ae: se ee Ot ele a ae) “aces: ‘ ’ s - . . * ry) e 2p Tr) ? "yr, } “oe et West's boasts, overruled them and FIRST K. ae gent eggs added, ®-yeuar- -olds. ——- claiming. five furlongs: Bale, replying 0 fiiden's fast ae cava os : | The league head found that * mid “let him come on.” ‘bad: won easily: place, driving. Went to post 2:03: at post 3 minutes . Winner. | drives with tantalizingly slow chop | _. Th ! ag 4 se tee * Sapend Char Lady. ch. f. 2. “by Campfire—Nel! rGee Trainer, C. Koerne: Time, :23 3-9, strokes Umpire Wilson was CO! rect in In- f " Ro a : +) 7 ~ 4 } ~Je @) 1ef Walker won the middleweight | :48. 1. 5. Value to winner, $700, $200. $100 Ere the game at Brooklyn be complet- “ «* ee ee eae ae ” s : “ey vay ge? "7"; an alata. aa ‘7 . -wryerr nc : thampionship in a Chicago ring, | ial a a4 “% ‘in, Jockey, Oddstot | Jaen broke through Brugnon’s | isting that the ninth inning of| . peri -s te i” , ° i ae aba s ata ow . . eric =. jhe 5 ate * te — ' land F maining a ques stionable decisior Char ady ; " 7 Oh * . KF. Armetrot ig * : | ee In L Lit eignin KaATIIC to SA » > ey. er) though the contest VW as E 7 ht Exce t Sunda | No Quarter . }1! E ’ 2 =. 2, 4 }2 it veo The tennis. oe not spec- ; . . + ery finished in time for Chicago ever Tiger Flowers. Previously. 1 not 8] alker had lost the weiter honors | 4nn Cur i ieee : | i. 8.5 ser , 7 i aculal, Was sou ian Player {+9 catch a train at 5:45 p. m. in| . Pete Latzo. At the time of the | Betty Browning” 1... 115 a 2 2 31 2} SL. Aron ou tnaking many errors. Tilde: Nn aecordance with a prior agree- | 3 MADISON KENNEL CLUB ; i I a =a s oa i ‘ ‘ ‘ , ds ‘7 , %. + aig “ ail . i _ sf . 4 | ‘ ; ‘ id i ss € mpire Pfirman Sgned an agreement to give Flow- Kenetts che koka ae J e A One 4.05 ain Deg: Ti . mpit firmal r] - 4 itones i P 0¥ ) 4 B mat Kearns, manager of Walker. | "gloss ' 4 200° N20 «915 J Harrieon m3 | “one _ Bel go 6-3. President Heydler also ruled Yellow Cab ely M3 . i s Rain began falling rath 1eav- iris was right in| Elimination "ad i been done. shia ot ; : ' , TIP Cup Race ild t until qadvadb: e oniv a Sings€ hase. Phila- b ee | | | FOARDINALS WON SIX weed "mR. auicki", ‘finishing ‘close’ un. ANA Curtis wet the wary ace Yorn Malt the shower had pussed, and the |qeiphia protested thet a two-base ; son 0 c ‘ - aa. ile ire. F t wr ’ T} ro a" v } 4 j } "Bb*2 >* Lh . ‘ = S ons t} } un EM 1] ; Yeilow —— © © ¥ i ‘ ‘ tr ] ' 7 been allowed. - . es , ®. aa ? ] Peter "me 1 ~ bs , ‘ > a > ‘ y a? ' Aad ii eer F ; i } . . ~, +7 | = rood at t. Brumina and Shasta Flapper were wheeling sid ys on th itside et : . . ith | advance should have Elimination Al mts rr) ; er “x me Ww I , NEW ‘YOR K, June 27.—Last /mer..¢ St. Roc pared, nevard Mand Trained by owner Time, as ns , SUT pPpuon say, £140 O7) ks E te margin of victory. a onal Fridey Busses at ‘ "alue nner, $7¢ S200, S100. 'servie eat he ecor ee and } , le the niay i*+tyir “Wile . Hotel Brveck's major league ea of | T, DVN SLY eer how vice; maki! ul re o-l, rn ‘sion lnced Li€ play Wiethia rul ae Si R. Jefferson , : ee i ue F J usd eri’ ' th ? \ | ea ; . ‘ hy con scar” -_ . TY +4 ¢ 7Y lier ? 2) ie ‘ashingtoo and oadway ames won and lost, runs, hits, er- | r 1 okey Vide to J 1 broke th: sr v4 Whi permits a runner but | 7 Mo. Pav. ” os “was muc!) mse advance hen a whtid piteh Quartette ' * bs #4 | a ss i kt . , ’ : | * yee re “ ) . +? y » fy lic " A L! a y= 3% “hy t iois j r raineet = ors, upponents runs, Mcluding | ‘ rapestone a j g o : ] Arm Li Pe) oe sn > hase Ivanc I ae +» tna wl | ha 5 & Alex tit i occa 5 33. $i 3 3 1 Phipot oye ick ft than at th ginning of the | travels less than 90 feet past the, Yellow Cab memes of Saturday, follows: striking an obstruc- | Cup Fina! Racing Raia or Shine relly > i at a a en “ : National League. Fe ( ) S’ c i 4) 4. SCN ACT $3.15 | match, Br non was stroking more | catcher before striki “ | Don Ou vixote Shee wee 3 gt 4 5! J. MeTat best) | reefullv : i Fiiden wes estes Denotes . W. " a. H. E. OR. ai ae ¥ P + sé of i RK. a he win patho } ae} ) | *Stanmore 51 1 iF y1 an. G. I rmott 0) | &f&a ALEC, Chicago game have rosuit’d 1 enjoy smokin “eet kivn .. 3 "9 48 0 19] ialloping SI ee: ‘ 2 2 : 32 103 oH E ton e910 | trugnon suddenly uncorke¢ 1@ in a 6 to 2 in rz an an oe ’ . j i i J ’ ; +"? . : eehhidd ep r } . 1, “7 . sing | “, ~~ _ : 4 . 3, - ‘ 4% . ewe ? . 2 heen ] . nh ‘ ’ | POSTON ~— - * - ¢ ' 7 > iva { > ’ } s va 4 y " : ; } 2 4 ; was | ee a anal . o6 is > lan dagain entering the stretch, drawing up on leader, passed Miss Maggie and oo — oe Oe ke dent Heydler ruled the a _— ; + ag Pittsh'r — yA " c c icaem away safely Tr the last 70 vardes.. Marie Loreed ti pace ? the gtiret¢« h Wil ring "hh - service “t] Jen corre’ ‘ in starting tne inning $$ sé: & é hen t " he AC ut i } able witheta ad travesi Lone Al r Ww ‘ le? ty . and then taok the lead but was unabie to Limtan sTaly me ood! so : ; ; i ‘ , 1utes to ones before a Philad’a re ° 19 o8 jran a good race all the way. Salutation closed much ert und and finished ame!) —_— at eG Put , . In with nine mImMnuLes : | American League. | Don Quixote also closed a gap. Coy tired. Poland set the pare for half a mile, the: three pgarns when another /the time limit and within his rights es i quit Stanmore also ehowed speed ans ult in the reteh, , ae — oing. al ao ’ } } — i >. i= De i _ w- " | - - " >= ‘ ‘ »* .% . ‘ wt) + _* ~~ \ : , c*¥ y troit ‘* i ple mrutneis paid Grapestone Wt $1° dO tac ad. a may a DL iu ; AV YY i . >. Value Jichane Godtree ent | the quar- — ae : +35 ' a ‘to winner. $700, $200, $100 . e'¢ Re. ashton . a ‘ ys rag ean, a ter (inais ; id en's doubles | +} rain. the in sli 4 Re, Louis . sw 3 HORSE ron Mee 4 gn oy 7 ry ( Og } te - y Get feating Mrs. entedail Lvcett schedule, cause d 5 ine ta spice necmits 4 43 OF MO, ae. an — between Fran- | z - =~ | . , ‘ ‘ ‘> » ‘ a e p . ° ‘ 2 . . ; ¢ ’ T } ai are iT 3 Chicago .. 1 12 0 | Swizzk 5 3b 4 longa ** trong 25 jand Miss Evelyn Colyer in straight | juarter fina? me : Gael 33 | “HE Boston 10 | Seldom Seer : : “aT 4 a : 4 : 2 ig@ote at 6.8. Bad ice T. unter and. Henri Cochet oy ee ® - ' Cand, ock ae pi ? ' } ‘ R. pie y 41 - tlie =e EE _ } =} ’ - 4 |Siee Margon .......103 c } ; 4 5S. Mertz oe | Owing to the delay in the day’s! Was postponed until tomorrow. Canton 2, Clippers 1. Ba toella Brcia! to the Post-Dispatc! ~siaa ; " = 3 + : , Ne T Roos 3: | r = se AS « E Paton, Mo.. June See 4 rama .. ies Oc 5-4 mi i" yh i ittaker °° Ra : 9 beat the Tenk Clippers of Quincy, | {Braverwood’ 001M) ¢ 11 jay ve te ae irmiot tl gw? A Great Sale of Men's (Mh. dina fast game here yester- | *Funny Bunny May, 2 to 6. Batteries—for Can- | “hele : x | BASE ; ton, Butler and Stephens; for | ee Zz e. ‘ ft rf ‘es ne va ti “4 - 4 A : dong il ’ oo 4 J sc diy, - Quincy, Wissman nd Lemay. | cichth ard outfinished them in the last strides. Seidom Eeen was 8 forward fa: : Umpire, Constant. t t) In e venk an lit eg. | 7 en ¢ osed an nmense — ri} a ‘whit a eas a ee zg Bcore by irinings: See 000020000 » | eischt! “Croatan eo ca, at on whe minana oe Ge NUincy | =: aid: Swizzle. win $57.90. place S1* 50, show $7.50: Seldom ‘See: _ . | my 000100000 | place $5.60. show "$4.50: Candy Rock, ‘show $3.30 #6 > NE comabaaeaaaoee at ape RRR ae Ae Ne See RENE ce NNN A - -— “ — a Berlenbach In SWEEPANOLA WINS [Miss Maggie was second and Ale: * : i OOd tii i 1iT | FIFTH AT FAIRMOUNT | o=5eo cre ‘thir er Comeback Bout ’ ee nish i strongly, alti ugh o of Bathing Continued From Page 11, Col. 5. : , se Me tiem ” atramm ae Reacts vat 7 . Lai money. Suit ‘ . fifth in a row, but: he wmanace i Grapestons pald $12.50 LO win ’ Belts Stugging Paul Takes on Rom-/iand show money in the fiftl Miss Maggie gave back $26.90 for 19¢ j ee . ” + lioara qd $16. © ft) t = } Ow mel ia mile race. $2 to place an o sh f Australi Heavy- Martha Washington, W. J. Sal- | Armstrong thrilled the crowd bv weight, Tonight. mon’s b-year-old filly, surprised by | pushing over his third in a row, | coming up from behinaG after six Swizzle in the third race, and a furlongs and outsprinting the oth- | roar went up ¥ hen Swizzle's $57.- Y the Associa ead Pre *s for the honors. Dr. (a rdenas v straight Price Was fluas hed ona 7. 0 Pi B th- . age — ir all the way around | the board. The lace price was Men’s One-Piece ne- ece A t + by n- L? ~ +t 4 “comebac k parade” headed by |and was secona ‘ ; timne, y a in rate duel t Eff t +) Olde Tr ir ec “ Dempse Y, another former ti- | Ruane Was prominent ° a 4 . ‘7% " ’ + 4 Y [ ; er one re turns LO the ring fo- but f¢ 1] back. Agnes | did the . 7 Q ‘ Sire, C I 5 | igh: hinge cock came up from the pacx © ‘same thing. | ‘ “en | t Pan} tan ot » oO to finish third. Sleg Margon fell | - ‘s 45 ' — hi Betty Srowning proved a dis- | hot pace for six furiongs an¢ a Mews wool one-piece Bathing Cut of t —— Bomeeedee = ; es | } first race. She ing away. It was a mile race. Suits in such snappy color ef- One-piece Bathing Suits for —_— he has-b-en class by taking | appointment in the (IPst Face. a ee es a a a | - | ped ere colors—both plain and striped. eaford with white ' 1a Als i-piece Athietic Suite with “avywe;{ ’ in + was in a com- : stripes, ete. Skirt effect * ack ird bul was i! ; ; - wre white to and blue trunks ght, in a 10-round bout :t | back to th down for five avs for his ridge r) styles, in all sizes 36 to 46. all Ag: Aone Sa an ae St. Nj } ** Tata =? the stretch d 4 Cc hola & ripi ik. ¢ *a ul din osition at ah : i one : ’ i se -_ ree has Oom I mat di ££ ?P : } be ired f Let Iw inkling Im in sSeverg } Tra an anile price, £7.95. sale price, $2.45. Dut on weight si ce his knock- | turn, only to quit a hundred te Saturday. It was stated that he | our by . 0 oa . id In nd out of a c2 .Aa4 Y « i aii Sila ia iA —*treet Fleor ‘ eit reet Fleer : Mike McTigue five months | from the finish an " cut across too close tn fron f ledeca _ enter the ring a full- | the money. v6 (other mounts at the first turn | ; avy Char Lady as ue — : ’ | Fo > é — : a , ' Berlenbach everything | two leigth : , emmenc Goes te Beaumont. | — hinge - ~~ 1460 to Prince cig. “ On the battle tonight. If “he | No Quarter paid $ Jat all RRO Seep-producer is working and | and My Sister was thire. of * ’ Ss : ; j . ' i . : . . Th ‘ ee .\ i ih? : Li be LS i 5 ° ; ~ fie “ghting spirit is there, in- | Good Prices tn Sct ond. anal nt Mary haan $6 te = . | _ ming warfare will follow. F Armstrong was on hie secone ag mae 3 a Eg in Smith . ; >y) ie pave rmer hiladelphita America’ . : the memory of the Berlen. straight winner when he usnt nee t ! Lb ! : ° : | > ai shorts lo Fe \) ae UMmOLL ai’ . ™ | , \Grapestone a fine ride and broug! I ” _ . ~~ — NEW y ORK, June — Joining | had the . i by half a length 18.00. iwswizzls ‘at out Seldom B thi Suits 7 Suits, With een aneck in a desperate : a ng le, aha i : i h ; sLreic ‘ j . an 21710! > eu > Charles kammel, Australian | got off in second position, dropne teckey C. Yates has been stripes. Punch, the small arena ai- papa atten Y is solg out in first in the secgnd race , Texas League.

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PAGE 14 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ RACING SELECTIONS | AND”: _MONDAY EVE NING, JUNE on mi 1927 b CHANCE. SHOT FOrAL so6ires _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ADDITI WALLS EO OL PPL LDL LL DLL ‘Selections f NEW YOR! morro T ty go ry S . react “ ance ws Races = omorrow’s Racing Entries | | ‘ ee the as ee son's bi . cage | T HAMILTO 2} wi ggest money t N | nner, with a grand to - |, AT FAIRMOUNT || A | ; Se | 765. aa 08 TPR ed Week ae == ) Si? = =— ate, 2-year-olds, al adian Juv AMU the nr 2 | ate ages eye enile, SEMENT | ing : __By J. 1. DEMPSEY. sy onemre ¢ N PARK 3/o2etalf furlongs: 0" four and eS ARCADE AIR | | the | ee Child, Holly Boy ’ By PRED H AYDEN. u ‘¢ ‘aa mink 7 added, 3-ycar-oldg and ; Son of | ight’ id Marie Gaiety 11 MU N | 7 es H A N E y Saree ogee ‘The | Hitter i Bi saben ; | 2 . Sggaes l : nt aia rit “irst rAC ” . : ” XN arie : ; ae ; f ” . os —" S) ipa O'Leen, Loveken, Mick y FE 100. Woute Last 104 | 0 he al a ce—$2000 claiming, 2-year-old ei te 20% fa wer. ty "a . 0 we eee i n ig 8 a ok Blich Leaf F] Sleepy ‘Time i Bey pe. 110 *Isabell 04!) Riv ‘ = -01c8, CHS se éinws 111 Rose ‘ah lllim « | tv : a at, “lan ma , linois « Ae teh een Q; Mit MeCarney.10 @. aAuto Daf L ose of Frome unicipal Open- n another amazing role a” ! rapestone. ata *—Husky, Four Courts, Bar eHolly. Fiag “108 *Lure of Gold 1 Beha 108 oon aa ee AW. i, Wright entry, are THIS Ww EEK Sens: erin Snap : ia ", ‘ASHLAND 5 pal Star ar Has Average of ruth 3.—Shindy, Tippity leycorn. de ~ 1 soe, 105 ‘Bonny Cr Go 1d. BOE | Set Manner 103 Bil Henry. 105], 2° ond race—$1000. wn Last Tim “vy * rT | a5 Mar id rnsb 2 Willie's M: ppity Witchet, 3—()} eee 3 Lamaroem cit Bowen 05 Pickens oe ie 7 10 | Royal Manager.101 eitehan 7 107 | olds and up, maiden joc! claiming, 3-year- GERSHWIN-STOTHART t Ri SU NDAY| # THE UNKNOWN” s 35020 Newstead 1 “The 385 Ho y Trails by | end a ald. Jur General, J, E. Widener ove Child 114 Spanish istid AG |. ane, stg te -108 Ambitious .... 100 | ———e »110 ee dy six furlongs: | Tame MUSICAL HIT) ¢& " Comedy | Geor Ww 0 Gigi Uncie Boot, Lady aoc Washakle. “Be “page Fate 109 High 4 | | 105 —«.. 103 poe Play 100 Catamar “gegeintd ‘hz Kickay Wickiy "10: : OUTSIDE % 0 ? Metro-Goldwyn- Meyer six Points. pea eicome. ‘ —Fliambino . ‘ second 7 ‘e. $1000. 3-ve 101 Go Away ..... y @yiane =... ~ | Sturi 3 - 104 Svwhericit oa 4 ’ "5C ‘ture-—W ith Norman a ' sin Aan ontus “ , x. FF. Wann aiming, six fur! OnRS: year: ‘olde ‘and up. | Flyin AV veces 112 x-Brockwavy 107 | foha | ER 114 Collar V cto ao 4 + a Kerry & Joan Crawford | Bremen Thea Double - citis Patsy Jane , ntry. Recreat} g Rose 110 af 4 | 7: negan .10 ria Ob 4 YORK o 2 *T of H ; ane, Gotham, Word a Suen. *sunny Dis vil ...105 Queen of Allah.105 | so: 6 Bs i yutls , 4 ~s Oo t ra 2 “} @ ah BO Oe ‘ ze ga . v eke o ’ ville and Nashville ae weet 6—Sailor Maid, Julie H SPerelady 7 ce * ersten aa 100 | Givmr “rs i12 ee omy : 6 cares ena” cae Arrant Jade’ :: "D6 ADVANCE SE 50c, $1, $1.50; Box Seats, $* ” ” CHOUTEAU : ——} Frisch of he Cardinals, the leading | wpe "Tyr : 1 Raine a iaitl, i ; Daltor susp vater res J*iat H a lente —_. njol , , Thir “race— | ‘ COLLEGIANS ; ds ~INT rANAPOLIS, CGrav- ] rind. Girl inten ae Critical | Mome nt ddd | . —— Brooks, Sunny Hours vs aE a ; bat ae ace, $1200 added. yelcor ve 108} Fourth race—$12 : a Ta sade ected aes * —, oo oe IRMA ee Bis 2 ‘ ours. 4.—}] bi ace : ids, an owances. enice. | year 41200, The Shert aJeb . TOM ealer oh’ “ . iamopboino, Frilette ‘ (jotham 81x furlongs: | year-olds, five furlongs: erbpurne, NE Ot OP ie wiht 101 Great Pog si MORROW oa queer oe } t C I j Rock 4 , > Hupp and Hickey dy May an Dream Life — 105 Shasta Pine 105 | Amer, Thunder.105 ~~ nerkel fy RAB AN, 107 Golder are ‘A MID a Sree ae ~~ a ice? amtew Gold Handle; Ch j y. ml | Soment site LOU Wo rd of Honor 110 | May Cooper ‘lor nay gg § “i 108 | War 5 Reece 102 aa” Rule 107 SUMM ER v. Serial le ’ Be - ein w 4 ‘ : nafre e Sees ccount, Irish ‘ ce Polvme! 7 : 3 &. Ld tozers no () x} Vv Schneider / 0 é : y aT .105 aNe ; e Ma . e- 1 — « #464404 88 82 ane : : Commissioner Hannon Marine, g Sixth race ‘$iov0 Fay po a .100 | hat ba oo att name ol Servant. 230 ct pr ne A 7 __ NIGHT'S DREAM’? ST. LOUIS a at KING SEE - ath iy an nine R achaa ‘ Pa>r-o.as 4 ; ne I : ‘ ng. > SS “ire - ? . tee ee & | iy, . ; Cm j in oo et: Stampede e, Mount Beacon, 6.—Ladoga, Fal teenth: and up. one mile: and @ six- | Nat § ha ....105 Domesticated 105 | — mile and seventy ee 3-year-olds, | | Olive Rage F sale at Aeolian Co ORPHEUM en 1 > lé > , ‘ air Hour, Bel- j 1 ut elt Su 2 ». t . 108 Critic ni he J ennyv Dean ‘ be a rds: gs"? ”» St. Prices: 50c 7he ] ™~ 1004 CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE 716 N. Jefferson ‘ “Three ree Hl cat Duckweed. Ford yr po tae vial 4de. heme ee — ie x-Pandale .... 107 | Sole ans” 0s See ee ee a ‘Much’ Ado’ About| |q2 nM. he et ee tee sive Comes ‘Tia weed, Forbear- 7.— Zucker | Rebeck . 10 Rusovia .. .. 11: : 107 1 pene eee | te 109 Fire Dog .....116] E. ; - out — INUOUS — > ance *ker, Martha Marti | ejte} .. 110 Stars ; »+ thd = | General --e-117 °Graze he , _CoOOoL — N 11 P. Kirk Avisack Martin, | ef cuics Ais re and | Fifth race—$1200 claim! ral Tripp .. 104 eee aes 107 - ever Over 70 — COOL _ wood §—Bewit! ’ sack II. } *Louisville and big 2 ; 110 | one mile out of th 0 claiming. 3-vear-olds, | Seventh race--§ The { «sit r trae Royal Julian, By ©. J. C F Kove th’ race. $1000 added, claim’ 11s) Areral tn ca | —— = ourts. ’ Apprentice all lowance c he sang .* . and up 0 z PB ~ ; ming, -year-old Apprenti : = ee ac ast. . eunimeaduiean 4 LOI Ics THER q a dasa le . 1. | . ne mile and an ye . ids ice allowance >] tui, | 2-2 ion..111 x-Foolsca i ——— nin “The Romanti ” 7 INSON at the . aS can AN O' WAR. Laddie. eral, ? AT AQUED e Mart Reach Baad ney 109 x-Rad Luck Toh — ee Except Sunday phon “Th ————- Photoplay Organ] | McNair-Pestalozzi anton ne alg Loretta | 4th.—FRILETTE, FI 4 UCT Q | Tee Tray . 106 oo seve +106 | AMUSE children_under 12 years, 6c. 25c e REJUVENATION Wants Ne No ’ uo a on R : : ° . ambino : ¢ i furry Sev lig aay . icker Pare: Mbit MENT mea a aS eat i at _ ’ : | ecreatl , PPPS } -Rie marty r L06 x-G wr 8 SS 0 F °—Diuff’s Time, Gold Handle, | 5th pene grees wren | aiiorcs seine: -- 96 predicie | 101 i BASEB T , ts os nian sir pitas { scrieah and tae Gilberg Tet ta Old Fellow. ' | Drawing or ese, Hannon, | cK’ ace—Claiming, 2-year-olde, five | olda"and un, one mile and one-eighth ALL TODAY Qe NeW U0 MAY ROBSON. PHYLLIS BAYER marathi oa 3—Mount B ’ oarc Hijo ACK () Leen . 7 | S ane up. one hs t) - “sALiMINE, S-vear- m Mati a‘ ‘ AVER . eacon, Malley J - , tis | *F]i .115 Fast Wind | x-Do nile and one-eighth: SPORTSM i nee Toda B35e: C : eg a th.—Ssz , | *Flitting I : er nna Santa.1' me 8 ighth: AN’ W —e : Childre Azure. J née, Girl Fri —* Maid, Julie H : a y's ~ ekg patch a Clapper . 00 . ' 9 u $s or a Swim GS TH a {tne Pps : : 9 sac Mar OT Lot ae ila 208 t oa Adams. . gt So RR sBeel ace 111 _-. EAT 5—REWITHUS ain . Golden Volt. tin, | ing > ye } Re 1 “4 S Say ee ts Star J Iron : +1 — 2 nod ae Game starts at 3 o'clock r The World’s Bigg “ ae AY DF. L\TER NEW SHENANDOAH Percussio ’ tar, ie ad oer t > P S was ¥ P osc eeee | VUITBIO ‘@OUPMOITR 5 Bye) ioday .100 PITTS est and tarts Toda HARRY ; n. . adv Jule 111 OLY ia 4 ‘Ise pal : quaiddy- X BURG HE Fin t y LANGDON Bokhars -111 Hogar | 3 MOBIY LITA] RE TOMOR est Pool $S CLAR Bdwy & Sh in ‘ 6—Soire pee oe 111 Fred Witham .. 114 | I> Joyo ROW alt Wat A BOW : enandoah e, Hush Dear, P Philips Firs Be ‘red W itham Lid > Tickets on Sal a er! “RO In “LONG PANTS “on | — AT HAMILTO {| Second race— ios Clairdling |... 11 Annes ale at 409 Olive $ Hn UGH HOUSE " | onan et race—Selling et Daghitgetis: J ¢ PLN LS NS t. PHOTOPL TT ROSIE”’ - ‘ i N ¢ 5 ea olds and ut nthe : epnlechase 4- AY THEATER B , (Oe are New t i—Xtra, Midni OR up, about four mile 8 eautiful King’ stead Double } ; » 4 ght Ros $“eFour Courts ..133 nies. ’ AT LATO : ing’s Skydome N dina e, Me- ( Drummer : » Sammy Jay 145 NIA TRAVEL AN ow Open! 4366 Lee A Sree , AFA ®&s FELAII SO Boy If P f ish Bex ellen: © “i4 w ] D RESORTS ‘The City” B . 7. K mnaeres | Oyste Fe ie l 44) He sky SOIR ; ~~ a ( m ~*~ AT WASH sat First ee an . | *Barle yeorn te St. Lawrence . + Bak Ts een ( | eX 0’FALLON me IN e, un- rd race—Unk Done: | mares, 3-ves eee . claiming, filli r rbara GTON PA ( crest Marie Galet , ye ar-olds i mm Course handicap . - . Vea! olds and up j lies and ; | RK y: | teenth and up, one mile -é a0, 2 | ee p. one mile and a| S 4024 W. Floris SUNSHINE Second rac , ae ent ile -and--a- six- | Joretta Bro \. rissant PARAD ~ ¢ | race—Sphericit » Ox | Laddi: 10 é | Bele ows.110 Marv C | . ISE , : PPPLRPP OPAL PPX ¢ by Benny R ¥ y. ast- Our Gen ae, fede () Saorstat ten Carter 107 Cyr as ifr ‘ 107) Sav O —— . eo u i c ral — li cama sore ] 14 I 1a Juotatio _ ‘ e ; a 1—Dreana Lee, Super Sal, Third bertcvne | a lay EE > dg ee 102 | Susan Ratecea: 438 Mandolette “+ sean our ees Sn aeunaas Theater-Going! PAULINE ie Toss Play, Scarlet Sta ’ Pearl 33] ted atesby, Royal | fillies. e. tt a r he Gazette, §$ > H) PPP ag \W eas Hili ae 10? wrote, Hours 100) Su; a $5 book for $4 F mgony | discount—a $10 book for L { Doable 2—Escarr iat a “segs ilent King. iteenth: ‘olds, one mile and .. a | mela cond race, 31400 ged 2 | ; @ $2.50 book for $2.26! ilian & Claxton ™_ 44 Avnet a, Finland, Shiras Fourth race—Pitchfork | Bonnie Khay- ee one. teow ~-year-olds, gyn ms gt colts and! : “. * | sion, Knock Any ork, Avere | Jam 100 Aphccndnan TY Sea 121 | Everlast: “pee oe | 8—Princess Pa , sn ‘lambino ..... i en ++ kere | Sree tae 115 Charl —— P os an, , Fift ace— Recreatior yy Maid | h | Duff's Time ~ harley Be F. * e David L. Me ‘ Big Sweep, h race—Great Rock, Gold- Candy — : Loy Mist, — | Spanish F le 42-1 Br Rant rein.. 115) SEV ‘: a stalozzi Double Prog.: ‘The 4 ee. en Rule, Iraq Fifth ae Seas ee 104 | Bie Chi Agaty .115 Isaae I -+ +118 a ENTH NS 2842 Pestalozzi Fighting Hombre” —Domesticated, Hy. §S Sixth Mein ; seven. Baie nally laiming, 3-year-olds and | °Old F _—" " tik bMonest i: *Phenasant : 13 . Board 5 ee 113 nifGalion A a Watts entrv. ry. q P . mr d, Extra Editi eee as Hutty 110 a gt these we 1°26 | Third race. ¥ $1 entry. . big N. ¥. cast—— Huey, Ticker. _— ? RACI Sie The | ‘resh man .110 Wikado ....., 124 | @nd_ up, six ave 500. claiming, 3-vear-old BORRAH MINEVITCH 1—BRUMFI NG WO Sixth race—Conditi aei toe ree as deereatintsinss, R i . ‘ ELD D RKOUTS ) -year-O lds five 1t10ns, maid ms fil! i (4ents SOT pet allele 100 Mount Reac As the High Potent T y 4 ta, Trom —_ Keg onna San- ¢ S: ailor Maid ve fur son BS: ee. Mfally Ho: t 116 Etampa: we 122 | with his red- ate of Jollity, be - nH ping Today, Bosh. ——_——_eeanaeanemn=er'rmOo > | Pre tt = 7 a 7 rl Friend 117 | Orator E: Tye Tom "Nash 145 BERT DARREL %.— #4 st ee ee — ptt: atin hit anal POPOV PALRAPAL LOI { ' re y lay . 117 "tere a Oe ee 117 Fi Irth) a gh eer Be Little Visi . a | p ’ ove : ‘ ans ro Net { thusiaatic Edwa ‘ i pork trike, :38 4-5 Ep- ee ay j 7 . i e7 Jonn Beh Mit ‘hell ¢ solf ‘ RL NO A kn font Sige the Fort stone ee eae Ww ith } auline Sonat Blega desire 2 | edward, :37 2-0: Mi ohne Age EE tS Bo ..121 | Mile and ar tuo. o-vear-olds an 1 spin : 3 > é >» Mike Hall. :35 ‘. ) ue, a ‘ i ‘ e ° . \ - : ef. *? . by ‘ te, Segoe sip at Wimbledon ag im ay Golde 1 ‘Dani oe L a, Ant! tut ua ri “a1, Se a wrentice allowance claimed s. Mo. | 39th and Shaw ~pLAliNer ¢ . Zan » t (0 2-3 | a ry? ia , ~ Rai nfal i | pri Suzanne who wed ager inimitable | "Six Tur ashame ie iad : poe am 1:18: ive 0 wn to Our St | Always carry Canadi _ Woodland John ie Wimbledon gallerie to thrill the, “Queen Ros: nL a3 8s Proofreader, 11k: We Will Sa ore Travellers’ Cheques, negotiable everywhere” ” Aa Gs Buses £9 a 5015 Gravol { Renee season. leries season after }:}) 3-5; Pratt. i 16 2 rig “9 oleae. ve You Mone | aoen — — ) 162-5: N 2-5; Purple Flag Suzanne 14°14 3.5: evermore, 1:173-5; Thy yY LH ar ‘e , b-0; (greeno +e a Thract © ence agli fet with all her | 3 1 4-5: Te i ag 1 Ajit 4-8: 0, cbt ERGHAN TRAVEL AND RESORT ih err {oR — Bay pe . > : g . & 4 a : . . aa n lal j a iteenianins iglen, her French |}: 2G: Crook Work. 1:18: ee cv | | S TRAVE — 7 Virginia “MO ype ty r; Baldwin Baldwin, h nett Lei my ty Run, 1:16: Edith BR ia 9 L AND RESORTS ONTE can manager ’ SF i Guapa 1: va "9 Great Beginner, 1:15 4 oF } . ran, her English Poa C. B. Coch- 16: Frie a} praten Teis 45, Pe ted, | T 10 WASHINGTON JEfferson 0673-067 gene pe Cinderella Double Pra.t her fort . mpressario for Seven fi irlonge—J ry li Y "0 Pra Open Sunday 4 Cherokee way After r forthcoming tour her jean, bide 1 and, 1:28 3-5; Top- ay Morning and Iowa ~ and “Long I plan to organize a e. ent: i — “Gue Kuffan, 1:42 1-5: M7’ al tennis championsh! profession- | Johnston, 1: ara ice 1:45 2-5; a | GRAVOIS year,”’ said ~ p for next eral C lintor 1} 1: 44 is an, 1:30 f° Ge ide Jeffe . * —— ts ‘ ‘ . Kk ater rs , ; uzanne, “and Pareo,. 1:43 1.5: Se; innst 1-42 34-0: | on & Gravols “Heart of ake the first steps wi shal) | 1:443-5, GP om rigs 1:443-5: Alla, | days. os & feeioae ia em: Pert) 5 Rote: fa , av La her. “If I could emed to bore |" Mile and (Piearrerpsisc3ss oottereen “Heart of may i > ne ) uit final between item the men's Starbeck one-ayarter—Rhinock. © 08 co — a Greenock ao od mile handily. or Cochet I would Ii ne saaeme Orman did nad som throughout. NGRESS John Gilbert _ remarked, “but w ke it,” she| Belsentand acuta’ tucedlent: 4023 Olive St. “MONT never thrilled eter s matche: | Rhinock did his long tr tal, vel ei = e. a ° uundily. | mene trouble to see them _— not | At Fairmo : AUBERT {vind « Pro,: The French star's Engl |. COLLINSVILLE —_ Won] Aubert and Easton wing of Yes ond vs ci gi three: eighths mile—Re sae ata gay summer res your vacation this year MM | Miss Betty Nuthall Rec gir Rogers, 30; Spanish Aste Boy, 39 rent--60 & bees — or at a quiet restful re- KAD Oo; Double ceives Offer | Welcome, Pr, (oe Lo; Spearo, 40 1-5: pe camp out i y eside cottage or 3955 Easton LOVERS" Ry the A to sure Ero. Clique, :38 1:5: Dr. Gienne 7 SoS. | where n the open? Would Aye ie a e ; seociated Pre | One ‘, if ‘ 'Y Glenn at. Fi Ded, | : . you ca e to LONDON = oa Gt salie—Perhene 356: tick | 17 Re Nn enjoy out-d g° —— : é N. June 27.— 493-5: W ps, :5t ~ ea -~ heart’s con oor spo Nuthall. a =i ' f Miss TRetty | Shalla. 4s atch Pot r i 18 4-5 ae connie. efi tent— fishing, boating, tore to your PAGEANT — Shearer snl schoolgir! Sl tag English | : ge 13: AY ebeck, wearp. 20: Bil Seth. | a yeu in Sees hiking, motoring? All th ig, golf, 5851 Delmar { oni a . se play has Nueck eedie Weedie ‘Ma Alice ~ MeLuke gan— whi ese await one of the fe: . ' been fuck, °5] er in die, 5°: Ort - Fi ch borders eatures of t} - ta Rock o mn Hi attic 5° P J rit. ot: ve Great Lakes on FOUR of — Fe % don tournament : ie Wimble- | an sah Ret ielaideenod. eae: ape of any st and has the longest sh the Tivo offer f n : has received al -54 ” Golden M. 51 i J ? Rluck 5000 ate. A fairyland fo 8 ore line | Norma Shearer and t of approximately $60,00 Five-cighths —— inland lakes, 57 sta rchildren. Over 6340 Delmar o Lew Cott Ge utn professional, } Hn 9,000 to | Major, 1:02 mile—FEnnul, 1:05 1-5: | camps. Paved hi 7 parks with free to —_ day. ” al, it was learned Pardner. S- Giber Ghio. s 46 ols el ghways urist iam, y. There : ed to- * 1-035 3-2 ne 1:02 2-5 ‘ railroad f everywhere. is no likeli) | Sleivebloor Dulles Sect” “Wises ares on round Reduced HI-PO ever, of the offer bei ihood, how- | High Life. : ne 1 i ifn a ‘alk 04: VY W “trip tickets. Cl INTE { Daitles e1rn ace (M3 f. a } Lan CS mtiteony 2 3-5: ‘layt > ‘ on Miss Nuthall has ep mi ge 1:05 1-5; Sea Rocket. 1 iy eg e. * rite for FREE BOOKLET on & MecCaus, “The Night a. . : > e ¢ ; © 7 ne { ‘) ’ PA scm to joint the rt “ met in- | Boy go fourths mile——Sari wet Pl aia omen tennis players tl} ritish | 1:f01-5- anne ,. 19 1 5: Vac -.. at 2-5: R easures f aplewood oe “esp, travel to America t that will Sitines. be tello, 1:15 3-5 tion ‘Tin e ound or 7170 Manchester “DON SCAN" Wirhtma Oo play for ttl lie =Wood Cc and is | n cun t} is 1é@ 47 7 1 ( rh ‘ket. ] ‘46 or. - T oun > | MS Summer, The F JU D ! f RA ee Hoxewoon. 1 oe on Leaving St. Loui Saturday, J - Sg Modern Hotels Boys’ mate Webster Groves “Rough House Red” Nationa! baseball Je ® Negro 30 3 5. teas) a8, Cold Cc ze am re ne 36, | riday, 6:30 pm; Als s honored in free recli —Fis ing G if ps COLUMBIA doha apie iiaiis wichno! ague made it day piace Rose ay ae Su hag. bsg | Saturday, ‘py. ; * ns “ parlor and sleeping ining chair cars +4) —Lennis 5257 Southwest { “DO! i . ictorles when ‘2A on Mati 90° .. indflower | . am. ulilman ch Cars on : Nd a. feated tt} they de- | 4088 Wit atic (2362-5) Lady in Blue | and Saturda check arges, Child payment 1 «=€6—BRirmin Mattila , OW arher St Florissan “ oo pte | oak harem hes ateeen pale || ~ OD" VERS 16 Days for EAST MICHIGAN TOUR! rent did some bri Five. a » Negoport :49 3.5 Ret Bay City, ST ASSOCIATION LINDEL , when he all * brilliant hurling st, Charles 1 went Outlawed 1:11 4-5 at Detroit and Buff Tick urn Trip Please send me ( withoat ch ene of jrand t Dott an owed th 21-5. wi loran 1°09 9.8 all uffalo ets sold J Sa cherge) informa and Hebe ‘ ' four ec ¢ visitors 1 1:98 KR niwikt 1°94 93-5. Chaff owed limited uly 1 are mmer hotels tion I he ebert “Loog attered h jut) p y Georce 1:08 3 Prince R on the r to July 17; Cottages ( ) Teert ve checked é bat its. Red eter T. 1-08 O.8 Cee Wann Te turn tri e- sold July 2 those C . of as Soe in ee attack, gettin “ sed the tenet fcoetna ites 4 TOS © Seen final limit within the July 18, are limited to o—” eg If come {t will be by MAFFITT Double . our trlas ta th & three hits sale, ‘emplie J Hopeless ‘1:17. M at. Wabash T% Pishio He Pe Girls’ Cempe Auto S12 N,V { “Three Ri y- : > * piate, rag WB nhs mile: ““ mm a- Broadwa chet 0 ficee, ca a ever & Asthma Reil 2N. Vand'venter “(Cradle i ew Hs Mrs. Fintee Tae 1:37 2.4. ‘ and Un Vv and Locust, — lo formation Boat an \ 4 KR. Rie Maney LAn 443.5, Bedtord | F. L. ton Se ig ee ' Neme Air ORE McNally, —— - NOV . 4980) _ = Street 3534 Easton way Lge % | “Night “2, | arte ' a | BUSINES : : , - | rders for yn on who want - othe aning, rer? e fest-Di . _ spat’ “- Colamn . — +

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: — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927__ — LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 jor enbaiel a hustling group of | of Milwaukee and Eddie Shea of | Fourth a few miles southeast et | ~ (Maloney Meets | heavyweights, #CMicagor @as' net }Citfcago SpIhy fa !matinee on thedMicifkan@CRy.Godm% © © _ produced since the State legalized | | boxing, a single important — — . Bud Gorman 1 IM} = Sate for Gene Tunney’s ttle. Leading the reputed “high salary” men of! ‘ Plenty of Boxing. | : Eocene. | . the big time circuits to be side- |) G 4 d S ° Chi C | | Because of this dearth of avoir- | tracked. Eddie Collins, his team- | ‘ y n S ections ) cago att e dupois, the Mahoney-Gorman bout, ARCADE AIRDOME ¢ ,, Double Program Hitter in Big 8 mate on the Athletics, was us-d |? re ou | supported by a card made up en- T — Sarah & West Pine! «The Signal Tower cin , "Ha: ° ee ils b (end from a knee injury I ne 385 — Hornsb Trails y mings - ne iy aor; Wr - PPI eee ASHLAND s he Hichoaw in 1 ag : y George HKellv of the Reds has been | i t Next Week. The boxing calendar for the | oraw HOewubenS Comeds and Others Six Points. out of the game since his appendi- | § tT wa eee aia week resembles the closing days neil ee citis operation 6ceveral weeks ago. | At Madison ‘ee At Ramona Be HY c MAG oO. Jur ‘T—Jim Ma- | of @ hectic session of Congress. ; . - , ) ; Bremen Theate f Double Ere Agsociaied Press. The rankings of the players, ‘ne ) vie ney’s bout with sud Goiman | 'Four promoters are endeavoring ' se cram ty the 8s - . ee 2% “ Orr . ea . } ad } r-4 —Frankie , cluding games of yesterday, fo:'ow: Thursday will give Chicago its first | to put Over successful outcoor gg : Middle- | ——————— m se , — “7 ve an 4 7 oe . re Be —_— — ae ™ alo Z xe eee won pirassad ty be a % . . ‘ rey: 4 ti “ ) oy RE te En nt ee Ree ee es LE NM fotos. ce m .e ’ — lili ie ay The Coun r me 20th and B t Beyo YORK, June +. , , ' : 4 remen and * ‘Ladies’ Beware” nd ‘NEW BY DUBLIN HANDICAP. | BY DUBLIN HANDICAP. heavyweight match of anv conse.|8?ams within six days, ——__$___* | ‘ He Goes. My C sae leeeetine eheee haeine es 3 weights meet Tuesday, then Ma- e le 23 ¢ 9°99 te ag o eee 1. Some’ Slip, Hooligan, Pump- 1. He Goes, My Clown, Betty juence since boxing was legalized in| & : ‘CHOUTEAU; Double Program pase ee hs sar a tego | Frisch, Cardinals252 85 98 21 .385) 9.45 4 Arcadian. lllinois = \loney and Gorman, and a double , WHY not go this Summer ou 0 0 iia edi i 3 1 i : on ‘ . : | ; 3 : : —e ; with v 1 alent 1] lace on the “bis Hornsby, Gieants.232 60 88 4. | 2. Sidewalk, Palmister, Joe oe Caprice, Buckson, John L. | Although there have been four’! header on the Fouth of July, one —up to the northern woods ltt ne oat ll) march Curing the | Cobb, Athletics.201 52 73 7 .363] Parton. _ Sullivan, | World's championship fights here, | ‘EMBASSY BEBE E RANIELS tn ena | 3. Shackleton, Stickfast, Quo | 3. How's That, Long Meadows, | since last summer and a score of | Middleweights. | . ay eas 4938 Delmar : NORITA” week Horns): y trailed with .3782 Same Sen’t’rs233 40 ae Vadis. | Five Thirty-Two. ' other a cards, big boys have | Jack Maione of St. Paul, and farts ~ : and streams are waiting | Co wane eon the Rajah’s : Collins ‘athiettenté4 piotiege re He : ’ | 4. Maverick, Miss Maura, Kid | been missing. Most of the ring ex-| Lew Chester of New York tangle “Ebay | for you to cast your bait, | OT adi Giunta 444 2c oo 10 can | Om Comins. Grappo. |citement herebouts has been cen-jin the first affair tomorrow, BY 8 2 to enjoy real swimming | FAI R Y ‘ bony ‘eran Cobb was not the only player of | Kelly, Reds 98 13 23 3 m | rateay | . | miad! tne oh pi 4 Maxi a meal , , —— tot hance, Eagle Ridge. srGie. / With an occasional welterweight; middleweight Champion, and & e | | a ahaa ee the natural outdoor life So nite. ** o «* 4 _¢ , rf 5 rr. Sts ter bye *? ; - 4 J ' ' jtutieeeens ut) Leader. i ler. | matches o! any weight | rounds at the White Sox Ball Park apy Theater { “THE } | | Ni} : 7. Silvian Spendour, Wang ihe, lair Actress, Fast Lilly, Cap | While New York has developed'the night of July 4. Joey Sangor Ks | ness and troubles and feel | ) | See like a youngster again! Low ' prisch of he Cardinals, the leading | AB. R. H. SB. Ax deft. and Chouteau lg: “Ankles: p 1.3! | between bantams and the other wiitie | where thousands of lakes with a batting average of | Ruth, Yankees..224 68 77 1 .344) ~ Ae | and Others mits 4. Nell Gwynne, Elizabeth Pe- gels with .3 6» } FsOUSE, Giants. ..44 ov bb. 50 a Rae neal aed 5. Nastri iurrie: 5 tered around bantams and feathers | Tige “low ned seripestss S| | h 5. Keen Comrade, Desperate | a, Hurried Go, Loose round bantams and feathers,| Tiger Flowers, the dethrone ate and boating and a bit of | 540 Easton “Ladies at Pin 8 — : a Rk ; Melr sai RIDE” Wang Blues, King Baggot. 6324 Bartmer Ar. Serial and Comedy ' 7 Seieanr ; ; : Ww ell Gi Ov Mirac Mead- | / * tl : ee ee eee [2.22 see ee”, ) “ \},. round trip fares now. Six ee : i, ; oop eee fe | sry Mi J Id ee a NG” ee , } ) lendid trains from St. || 1716 N. Jefferson ate HOU, 1 é Bey as *. White Whiff, Rolls Royce, 9. Star Juggler, Billerough, : & USERS SAY: NONE BETTER. Laas For full {informe LLE| Buddy Brannigan. Hur iter’s Battle. : : | 2 | By FLEM. By TRACKMAN. | For all size crownhead bottles. Re- | tion, bargain fares and : Se i 2 " U > or.l KMirkw WM. HAIN 2 A | | —Mirthful iain” Wie stint : : ; ~ gat | en ood f stixe, LANES is gee! |) 4 Pupepiield. Malliean, Some 1—Mirthful, My Crown, French | quires no capping tools. Gas tight & booklet, call or write Kirkwood, Mo. and Comed —_ *, “ I ‘a8. ‘ e@ | iil) @g _ | °—Cherry’s Siste it aler | .e and sanitary. No broken bottles. . | a ae ens | —Beola Boy, Side Walk. ee ‘s Sister, Caprice, , ‘ ¢ entiy) KNICKERBOCKER f LEWIS STONE ta a teahahaie Country Damsel. | gee A lasting Stopper for RE-USE. ¢ | ;o" 5145 Park and Gift Lady” | ~ ne © Shacls iia Vadis 3-—Che rry Bloom, Nullidean, ' & 4 . _ | ie yh oe ae a ee 1g adis, Morsing Misi , m™ At your service — phone, @ eg seteemas , | cy Ve » eas g Stick fast. : ate ae PNirigeeute >. p ; , : ; oe at ae Fes So ae | ) 5 ORIGINATOR McNAIR { ent and “Moe i **: | 4 — Shanghai, Chanticleer, Pi tiie Azar, Kid Grappo, | PRospect 3802. r 4 AND SOLE | | McNair-Pestalozri Wants No Chil : Ew iN IM Billy Philson. | si gee ‘ MANUFACTURER ALTON 8ST. LOUIS TRAVEL BUREAU d woe A } %* , 44 , - Pe urrie : . ee Oo ; — wae. (4 War 5—Desperate Chance, |St. Joe, on~asUrrie® Ge, Nastria, Letae OTTO BICK 326 North Broadway, Telephone Garfield 2520 ST. LOUIS, MO. Girdle. a . | John G fc mt Eagle Ridge. MACKLIND { scrieuh fen ey in : . eer) ° wi — : es - : 6—French Flame, Melrose 5415 Arsenal “The G ¢ Devil” a 6—Billericay Jack, Black Cieateiiniie erie Hust” | faa) =: is a “clean cigar— Streak, Leach Leader. | ommercial Traveler. “— ; King 7—Sarcastic Aggie, Cap Wayne, | SL rrr [ *¢ — a ae MOGLER © Double Program 1 es : mild and mellow | a ee Mirthful Peggy e *T} ” ane oe tes ry t (S ’ Ni : . - EEN . e Country Beyon@’ wee: Baggot, Golden ugget Well Grows. ‘. eal “~ Sth and Bremen and. “Ladies’ 6M | BRS aie , a Beware” ; meee RE tC h rou q h an d | cdeaten, Maria tama - | ae =R | lignans 4 “wane 4 ee 3 through. Packed 9—Commander Stellite, Rolls | B sc aa — ae | ‘Bawy &Shenandoah’ “LONG PANTS B | 2] Nene) es 22 with smoke qual- ee ee Gare pa Entr: | The Standard Oil Company (Indiar 1a) needs no " | Newstead { .Qovble Pron Lips idee ity. Foil wrapped. MME cs. ee slogans about smiling. There is a certain sadness pen? | 4306 Lee Av. == i Pret, : oof } A A a ai ms gLO } Tr) rm voaas * Bon 1 | lf He ac (i Scissors Mo: lif | raclie Meadows | WELLSTON {etl Talks”, “= , KING EDWARD Roval Hussar ' ‘omm : naer tellite > jor bar Hi a ¢_ Battle h k ] d ha h d f G822 Easton Wrestling Match — Bi meciconiiarece are secure in the knowledge that the rewards o : Yankee Sluggers LOTT AND HAYES WIN their work will be in proportion to the effort and | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | NATIONAL INTERCITY ability they put into it. AnExcellent Cigar “ Price Five Cents Lead in Homers DOUBLES NET HONORS Employes of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ARSENAL me ag yo ge and ’ 7 : ° lary Astor tn By the Asso lated Fems, —— : ‘ ; : Grand and Arsenal CLEVELAND, O., June 27. — know that the Company is concerned about their “DON JUAN” : : Ruth Has 24, While Gehrig Is George Lott and Walter Haves of : ~ : - Shenandoah { pox ai ape Se 3 Sere | fee Pressing Babe for Honors, Chicago annexed the United States welfare, having given substantial proof of its con- Grand-Shenandogh “ . . poor prea . ‘ Tk poate } ue o” oa ache eee as . o the Company and in its service to the motoring | oul ) em oF? 5 Simmons, tladetp ko p.-+ 30) eee f: o end nt tn {tae Bee mas mene amare 1 ont Aa lee Bane ae ’ Standard Oil Company sTand Tite ; and Hebert ‘Long Pants” this pepeeeneee lt ; : . : if ist i} , + * . sre ’ v4 ’ . ‘ ; PERS a: ;yee + eyes Tae? “* . om te r is } f ‘Tye rrr) iia ete >t) f +s } 4 i} ; ' tit . . py t> ' a nm ’ ° , Soaches an . : . MAFFITT , oh oes, 7 :, line aicpupne ee MLB Beoacwey and Washington. direct to : (Indiana) *.N. Vand'venter ' “(Cradle Snatchers” yee 7 ADMISSIONS General Office: Standard Oil Building y . ——————— NOVEL eee Eiiestin s, Bunker 1. GRAND STAND Double Pre.: roec an hON fi “aie 1.10 Mi chi¢ hicago ‘nse ao” { was, After oe Be . a ds fanted Bun! ' me Ine} u Ser totes Tez ; 910 So. an Avenue, c : = yentcrda i seven gaimen, | Batteries Fairmount Jockey Clubg. BUSINESS FIRMS who want your : = es Buford n Shy; (incorporated) ‘rders fer cleaning, rer: uriag and 'Bunker, Gordon and Jc (other services are advertising the fost-Dispr+-- —-— tness Card Ceolnmn, - — ~~! " ‘ ; er SiS, RES Ss BS. i SP RSENS pres YOO SY - 2 + Me TSI re

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____—_—_—— ___ MONDAY | os ws et | | Agia. capes miles west of Bere. TAs LOW WEEK-END. TEN PF SHEYBYVI i #8 nd.. . . pi liane went into a tail spin at an secret McCali } | altitude of about 150 feet. —«=éEX C U ; d 12 mstan KE Ao ROBBED Ss" Jl mcrae taae se oar SN ML MIM, FOU RTH OF = oye on rorcn. | =, ‘ - SS" . - + * We - + . To ~~ ~ - » | : ~ , ’ —_— ~~ , 2 . : 7 6 - - - . . a+e mae - +s s * ~4 - > fa y ~~" . , > > Ve & we + ~~ es » - esa say valued 2s is 1s e 0 a cs °o x we a —~* . ~ from Miss Hale. Showing What the Terminal is The robbers were xcext i ) . . from shortiy after midniga? rh Doing for St. Louis 1 n; er oe np ge ¥ = — a = : : ) x - * = . San Hise daebes contort, Wes 2. ——— @ Engine 325 finished June 21st, built at 7 \ robbed of $5 and a bar pin wil 4 + the company ’s shops, completes a comple P; + rarranr. $e_! - na . aa at ae ’ ' iy tenr {c- 4 iit 4 . Terminal service and are the last word in | «4 em Pog on % \) a - «4 Bee ug a ad eRe 20P FI ENRON EARRING HR AP RARE ig PI SE Drawing-room— Compartment Sleeping Car will { and pilot beam, also a one- pl ece rivetless “¥ Ginger Ate—B —" ewe: Oe OPM PARAM AGE AD ANS Ce eh a NM es > ~ T pmene * ‘ ~ ; , fe - _ leave St Louis via Wabash Ry. each Friday and tender, of unusual coal and water capacity. leave Franktort each Sunday during the summers. . it 39c Lemon Sodaj Oc sion were held 2 parked 3 Se = . —_ iTie '| @ Particular attention was given *he Rrogers—Large -*2-1D. Can Bethesda—Pint bottle 1¢s. Ze : rland was robbed >! Ac. Fr Sort... ... 70 om B. L Menai ge meee ye equipment and other details of construe- sii i4. A > victims smilar | Rememmeng, thea senvice lea ion necessary to continuous service. | i t Bi : ccmcadioaenege > thelr aching == | eels : C Terminal traffic requires 24 hours’ con- stant service, there being no spare time as with road engines having regular trips and layovers. | : Flynn HE] @St. Louis now has the largest and most — Thee Sd tater 6 ome aon 66 79 Halt Century | | complete Termimal system, the best serv- 1g the same description held u rammer Product i: ice and the lowest cost of any large city in v a party ¢ 4 = rap es in an if : the United States. PORT: CHOPS . . Ib. ZSC Ce” soca: snk 1876 ..Susiuvec 1926 ~—siIt’s a Woman ’s t cr . eee : erman Fiein onstruetl *TIT1CISM 1S "1Te a rich, of 5201 Kensington, was rat : Washer ONSTTuUectl ve €TiticisM IS invited. lias weed bed cf Miss Norma Douwias cf , . : RY 1 SPARERIBS, Ib...14¢ HAM *22220" Ib. . 60¢ che Enright avenue aidress lost : ee ee TE eis emi 3 a her pur containing $1.94, and GQ be mechanism is e sim- 2S 1% rmina ally ASSOC BEEF — Plate * Ib. eo. @ i12¢c Frankfurters, ib. . 25¢c sianlbcope: ce —- : £ ris 2 = - —— => - plest of any Washer built of St. Louis. POT ROAST, Ib...20c Minced Ham, »-.: 25c 218 Chambers street, reported 1 ae today ei geunaln ss Seagate ee Wringer is built of alumi- VEAL 5 oe 16c Thuringer Cervelat, MAN FOUND DEAD IN POOL, * ar ieee naval num and the tub is copper. ee ol 30c pound ...... 32¢ : De =” ey | The Price Is Lower Cutlets .......40c Cottage Cheese, Ib. 16c —_ aoeoneten cre Than Any Washer cee acon Coroner's Jury to Return * ‘2 F Sn . \ of its Grade - wwe ide Verdict " ae iene = a — 7 counTRy cLuB ‘ Pastry Flour a ee boss ‘aateerces| FREE FREE Beans | ae cee ne ee ‘Sr? ONE PORTABLE see Swansdown Py - Oc f water at the American Car and | | 7 ——_ iio DRAIN TUB CASH OR TIME FS RARER EE ANE EO I NE GET AT TTT TATE, A NNT ETT Ri: AAT EO ETE I A OR TT a TT TERT eI. RT Oe RAR a ON wea ane IRENE Rema ae om en emanate e . e ; = sane . sn “Rs Nn ee ee ee a ee ee ee oe en ee ? Nee thane ena IRE ds el : hac r Lh ted cial parapets HE stp gsen any . ; 3 S; Culnag eae arn hi ’ % — — OSES Campbell's 2 5¢ Layer Cake 29c Pocono ves | SOUTH END Hdw. & Furniture Co. HEINZ | J _Tencitication of the bow was | "NEE 2859to67GravelsAv. “Ess unr so, | Butter sees ™~ Beane. Count ; ~~ Country Club Creamer;— Se hese | 7 wore , dark t ib ent aed steae ae Re staurant we aint FRUITS: VEGETABLES ae TEMPORARY WRIT DENIED 2 On Wheels ~ ' VT ye S , oe TO BLOCK DELMAR ViADUcT ~=The Commander has shown te 20: time you are on « Louisville & Sacer B At Same Time Federal Judge Re- | Nashville dining car, look carefully on the VVatermelons ae oe 4 9c en its heels to the world but ee * : in which this food is prepared, and at the a ———}— m } in the matter of priee ie | OS Dez. 2%. 360 s 25¢ Cantaloupes ht tr ae @ man, to restrain construction of the The accepted superiority of L. & N. dining seine Grecator | vag ame m Delmar viaduct r the Wabash => service is not the result of accident, but Peaches 20"). 20c Bananas “70™ 3 tbs. 20¢ Qiita: a: coe re, feet are still on the ground. | =soccuuseusen Sweet Potatoes , § -» 22 New Potatoes - =:./10 --: 47C ettioieniataell Shenton aguante dk: department, which operates under the gen- lowe re — Fs 12 Homegrown . idge Davis also refused to sus- e eral direction of men who have had ex- Lettuce Each,1izc Cabbage ib. Sc @. 2 a motion of dismissal ‘1-1 by This is the Studebaker Big Six that perience as stewards in the country’s fin- Beets . 3 Bu: * 10¢ Carrots ncgrown J Binchhs 1 Oc me city. tha Webelh Raitrosé ead established 10 world records by cst hetela, sistenmants, eases, SES gem : alii Meet © Cumneeesain doting; 5000 salles. im tenn hem Seen visions purchased are the best; and, be- y, it is to be tried. aa lin eliiatiandiiail cause of the great diversity of food products Lima Beans ° 5 Spanish Queen \ uw) the next 60 days on its a pote the car that is rightly grown and produced in L. & N.-served terri- , q C i . oe eee termed “‘the greatest post-war tory, there is always obtainable the finest hee Oo I; ) | ve Ss “7 i eo canst iy enginecring achievement in the of foods, both m and out of general season. poset 5 06a OLEO ee ee Soe Saale ae Suseenetne Sacustey.” L. & N. chefs and waiters are specially “suerds. 1 waite Cc a iD—Our ow a a ee selected, and undergo regular physical ex: ‘ Re . oy 4 . iiaeianiie ais BAR le ei SSE : Loe aed a .* a { i pes | Ondon i. r Teg? BAWYUOND “eoTOR 4 OMP ANY R lish ies tiliie a Riera THE _— —— RIGHT MOTOR co. WEBER woToR ¢ CAR CO. \= e e 3c) ociation ¢ ,erics eimar «at Stn 1th and (,:ranmite City. Til i ix’s ris RK Soap nwwder lem it procured photo hs of , pleco 4 r aa Kro moat moare the rs -1se ivor '9 windows in noted cathedrals 0 WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY'S ASSOCIATE DEALERS: b 1 sree . ; . Bepp Bros. Webster Groves. Ma. ° + . yt... et : ” % hom aes a+ 4 . * 5 ars, 9c " HE LEAN SER— . : - ’ én = ff ;en eat Fler wearnt Motor { o. a Siar Soap 4 a> _— UX | 3 bars 23 Cc , a | me 4 2 , 5 | 5e : - ~ —_— + ae , eee ut ion Meteor ‘ 79 Pan + ~ VW eat a tenant Ar. I I j | S V | | i E fs N A R R. . Oigate s Fah, pkgs } 4 * m & 2 -” & pes . . , ‘ ruy © <_ q yen ae Tai a te ad rveral Seeou 2 30 =a" =s$TUDEBAKER ; GOLD DUST . 2 tor Sie ae a P — nued his journey East today THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the - COUNTHY CLUS RAISIN SREAD—FRESH FYERY WEDNESDAY—tA. LOAF o& weasel ae De tatends te return | Only other St. Louts Sanday newspape , .2¢ association the! i . CARTW RIGHT EASTSIDE BRANCH 5816 =a om tr —t af Paeesig¢-Weber YWoter far fo.

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—__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ . MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927 STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— om. MEI \G | my | god RALITY CHARGE co, said to be a well known! 10 and 17 he equipped his expedi- | A iy = ia > eee er of El Paso, Tex., is under , ; With his return to power last No- At the same time Ibanez con- ‘the country. END ; ie WPss tion with arms and ammunition | ; . | $e parested in Arizona n Waadehs of violating the | Border patron -ofriters: working’ ¢ PAIL UY pees ‘ ee eee ee ; sg? 6 campaign’ against the Communists, j-public life were to leave President. pa ° A is . ; > O N FA rR E S ites Mexican Invasion. _— ren mt ss conjunction with the Department of | : eee Ores. andaro © ve or~| Justice, unearthed a cache of arms, . . yasoc ‘ = eanized on May 15 an armed in- ee : Geclaring that a new dnd stronger ammunition, and other supplies. | BANISHF)) government wags necessary to com- VER ’ d NM, Ariz. June 27.—Jos? | vesion ee . meeenice and that on Ju.:/ which, it is said, beloag to Gan- bat the spread of bolshevism. ~ ORK—BETTER SE In February more than 100 per- EVERY WEEK—WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. J Uj LY July L 3, 4 A. : hg daro cm his wing a {s ’ J es aio semmemerrerrrmrencssry | being held under $5000 | : % FROM ST. Lourg “Hes : Messages Filed in Néw York Decree of Expulsion Also Issued | deported or ordered te leave the Dry Wash 2 Libs. $4-4 ‘ PEORIA ae Ee e F; : i | a —- DECATUR . s oe fy irst Relayed by Wire to country. In March several “ DANVILLE .. 4. j os 8 J Against Newspaper Men On dred Communists were oréered sent | tes to Other Points — - | _ San Francisco. | Ground of Radicalism. |to the island of Mas-a-Fuera, | : anareas of people every year | . }about 500 miles off the ke | ; : “= i { } oe pS ae ' relief and = f P | By the Associated Press. coast of Chile. j | A) iq] 9] —_ ww. suddenly you need $100 or 5 retard NEW YORK, June 27.—Direct SANTIAGO, Chile. June 27. | a | — — . : | ‘ay «=—s more for an emergency or to pay | e | radio service between the United |The Chilean Government. it is re. | en —— ea States and the Philippine Blands | liably reported, has notified vari- | Pp ~ Ty | geome debts—step in and we will hin : bones: Tiler 2800, CEntral 5810 | "gladly explain our simple plan a | was’ inaugurated last night when |oOus members of Congress and - am te borrow. Pay out of income— : Gen. J. G. Harbord, president of | newspaper men to leave the coun- — “HR gegular payments earn interest. if . the Radio Corporation of Americs,|try on the ground of radical ten- EEE : oe Bring Us Your Financial Troubl filed radiograms in New York at- | dencies. QO ; c oa _ dressed to Manuec! Quezon, presi- —_ A Aa ST. LOUIS {} ‘ . 7 By the Associated Press. URETY LOAN AND THRIFT CO. INSTITUTION dent of the Philippine Senate, and BUENOS AIRES, June 27.—A to Col. C. EL N&nce, vice presidcat | dispatch to La Nacion from San- CLUB BLDG. 1022 LOCUST ST. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. M. and generaj §nanager of the Radio | tiago, Chile, says: “The country is 7 : a Corporation of the Philippines. quiet, and indifferent to the deli. lak Post Toasties, 7 ; 6 barbers itch, , e Co F : . foe |: oa 2 . sm. J The messages were carried by | cate situation. President Ibanez rn es or fe p ’ E M E N S 1 : oS AEnEEEPRERERUACACREASA — ee , ici friends about it | wire from New York to San Fran- | Maintains control.” ‘ | ; : - — | cisco, and then sent over the di-| The Santiago dispatch is the ) = tl _ | Feet radio circu:t to Manila. first recent intimation that Presi- “ " - F | “Greetings to the people of. the | dent Ibanez has renewed his cam- Pp rk oO | Series of Statements 2 ee 0c | or Philippines,” read Harbord'’s mes- paign against the radicals in Chile. m Every u i'sage, “upon the occasion of the itn- at the Terminal is sion uration of your [first dircct com- “ . : “Sa | Rib or Loin—Lb. for St. Louis i a, , In weight will carry your message via munication service with the United | 2 States. It is my sincere hope that | One Drop ; ; : 3 | the opening of this new channc: of : hed June 21st, built at | Bey ¢ al . : | communications will be instrumen- | ; > : Lae tal in furthering Philippine-Amer- | ~ ‘s a - ; a ; ie, Ps ot mpletes 7” comple a And Save you time ican commerce and in promoting a of “CGets-It” anstfer locomotives, at a : ft 7 ; to almost any point free exchange of culture and un- | mM). to eexpediti : 4 2 SCHEDULE: Mail your lette that it will b | derstanding.” | | ; to hand] expe litious | ef in the U.S. dewntewn postoffice not later than 3 p- m. Le The fransmitter at Manila is of , stops most Smoked Callies y the growing traffic to ! : te Everv hour is vital! the yacuum-tub .. continuous-wave | mateway. | A Men of important type, radiating about 40.kiJowatts | : : . ' from the antenna. The transmit- | supplementing 1 io oth- ee | affairs must neces- a. New gg? —agpamy ' ting station is just outside of Man- | e especially designed for : . oe ) sarily use the quick- Next Morning | ila, and occupies eight acres of | : = | 4 : oSI§ : 3 aay _ est method of deliv- | land. : LU in 3 seconds sc nd are the last word in Le erv of explicit in | The receiving station is some dis- | : 3 . ; : 'tance from the transmitter so that | ; ere formation. messages may be transmitted to | W OkKs like magic On any y Libby’s ~ . features are a one-plece | M. Next Merning | and received from San Francisco at | kind of corn, no matter’! # rne 12-08. Can Soya sae ding evlinders, saddle : : mailing time instructions on everv neigh- the same Gna. PRAT | how old, where it 1S, how bad . SC! : , a . pe it hurts. One touch and the Denver : ueblo 4 Ar : iso a one-piece rivetless } hood mail box—or call Ar. Los Angeles ..|_._| | .4:25 P.M.) Next Afterneen transmission made communication | pain ok oat ciatealll bi : © ; ae oe Be : . . , ‘ Ar. Seattle 200 A. M. |} with the Philippine Islands possi- | goes. Almost un elevabdile. } Pimento Man- coal and water capacity. He main Postoffice or Air Mail Office, Tele- | Ar. Pertiang ; ble the radio corporation an+/ Then the corn shrivels up and VeS:=:: 4 | ‘ cs . | in 3006. | anlage ngs ntlon was given «the if. phone, MAin 359 POS | Foes. A scientific way that jMessage Transmitted Across Pa-) dancers, walkers, actors, doc- her details of construe- |} i gee ' , : ; ei 5 | . ific in 13 Minutes. : eo . : ! ontinuous service. ] oaee ty the Associated Presa = | tors and millions use. Beware Spanish Placed , : ; 7 SAN FRANCISCO, June en of imitators. Get the real EE O8, JOP nccnes wig 7 “a s : Dal ® o's to hh ay E> 7 alien Shia ae et Ped AARASS eo >” - oo, 2 + : con® “hing Soa ‘ Sha P eee te = ee eee 2 o¢ > AAPARAAARAR ERA ROA RAO A OO tO rE GY nom. rig epre nie, SR aR 9h bo oe signifying it was filed at g or . COST oft anv large elty iD im Hit . it ‘a. m., June-27, at Manila, and was Sunb and oO Ow er Pkgs. . . oe oa... , — 4 | stamped as received in San Fran- urn f “ : Selling Case, ying the ite * o> cisco at 4:13 p. m., June 26, which Insect - i pre “ ; eriticism m eS F : a ae; by the bu by : a5 f ' : allowing for the 16 2 agg Bites & N. B. C Cake Special ' ‘nam : i ; reen Manil: . , . | | : mpegs ountinn. 4 esalbenygnge When you goon vacation— Chocolate, Zu-Zu Ginger or. ps 4. hancs ee ,’ 7 ae — That’ Ay ) | San Francisco, indicated a trans- UNRY MILLER, s how .Graybar has gotten : = tinal time of 13 sation, when you startoutonweek | Peanut . nal Railroad Association } | right down to cases in effecting aa | The message, addressed to the end trips this summer—take |Associate@ Press, San Francisco, a bottle of Bap-tis-ine with — mde the electrical buyer. and signtd:by the Associated Press you. Its cooling and healing ; S | : nomies plus prompt service on | Bureau Sm the Philippines. read: properties quickly relieve | O Ti wa I t O Ul I I t $ Eee us rome sr One mere y Kount. : * # ~ = enn ‘7? tr aa , 4 . over the new transpacific cireult, sunburn. Apply it freely ‘opened: teday by Radio Corpora- after exposure to the sun . }tion’s Phfii es America linking and avoid the discomfort of . —— —— —_ a ———— THE Philippines United States with first a severe case of sunburn. Seabee direct Goreme ee | Apply to insect bites : yenbel | RAL. +‘ note how quickly it cools the | TODAY IN NEW ROCHELLE, N, 3 the swelling and irritation. Noted Bridge Builder,“Former St.| 50, Wuen you pack up, in- Louisan, Was Alumnus of clud: Sap-tis-ine. Trial bot- | Washington University. tle 25c. Also 50c and $1.00. . | The funeral of Charies W.| At all drugists. — a memes ‘Bryan, nationally known bridge 'builder and a former St. Louisan, | BAP- ‘ IS-INE took place today in New Rochelle, a | N. Y¥., where he had lived since An Antiseptic for | 1904. His death Saturday was due | THROAT to complications that followed an NOSE. THRO? & MOUTH | 814 SPRUCE operation three weeks ago. ; Cdepiiia? "ase te aad STREET In his capacity of chief engineer M Alin 1611 for the American Bridge Co., Mr.) Bryan had a hand in the construc- | ition and designing of hundreds of | bridges. in. nearly every state in | ie ithe Union. Shortly after graduat- | ‘ing from Washington University Me! APSO tog tReet = ark ai a tat 5 ale sitar. A: aera pe BOE OES, Ps —— > ie i cn ne "BPE ‘er: ‘ta we) Wwaek @+ ° in 1884, he went to Wilmington, | Del., as an engineer for the Edge- | | mere Bridge Co. Thereafter he| e€ Ee our specialized in bridge construction. : Washington University signalized his achievement in bridge engineer- - mn } ‘s Z 7 r & ing two years ago by awarding him | the honorary* degree of Master of Science. The honor was in part tim : s > = an appreciation of his services in sToptimg way Sr : New York as an alumnus, for he a, and at the “ —— | —_._—a» orgahized there the first Washing- B \ p ton University Alumni Club, and! ; %e Ft : \ f was its president 10 years. &N. dining | E ' He is survived by his widow, two ccident, but: { 2 : F ie } married daughters. both living at ! ' New. Rochelle; and two sons, C. W. | and effici ‘ i. Bryan, an engineer, and f hil | | = Rae | : Ce OOM, ° ° nder the gen- . * yes : . Bryan, an auditor for the Amer- ‘ Rin 4 sent , ican Telephone & Telegraph Co. nave had ex- eee . | | >, 10 incn 3 speed oscillating $15.00, country’s fin- Two sisters, Misses Katherine and 91/4 2 speed non-oscillating $7.50. >. ’ . Sc 4 ; . ee — re i.e ? j hi rton . . : be. Th = 6 «=CRound Trip Excursion Fares =| 03i0Si he troncyscees cine ; he ‘ Pi {> , © . ’ ‘ - bi. - eeue best; and, be- is chief mechanical engineer for Nobody can live with” food products 7 Tickets good only in Coaches and Chair Cars , the United Railways Ask Your Dealer for a a real case of Halitosis iy a Marshfield, Mo. .$7.00 Springdale, Ark. $9.00 | DESPONDENT PASTOR TRIES NORTHWIND (unpleasantbreath).All | Had Halitosis precaution every Springfield, Mo. .$7.00 Fayetteville, Ark. $9.00 TWICE TO Kill HIMSELF. , too often the ring is 115 barbers say day especially before ates 32 dining cars and meral season. “tena employs 34 dining car 3 Seligman, Mo. ...$9.00 Cedar.Gap, Mo.. $8.00 ee ——<—— sent back, the engage- wien fbn! | meeting others. You are specially stewards, 142 waiters g : The Rev. W. P. Cox of Granitc, every anc 100 cooks. ' Rogers, Ark. ....$9.00 Mountain Grove, $9.00 City Expected to Recover | ment broken. ' walks into the shop owe it to yourself to | physical ex. | ee | . After Cutting Throat. | ‘ has halitosis. Wh nitation. §| Lebanon, Mo. .. Bentonville, Ark., $9.00 West Plains, Mo..$9.00 write ‘nici, eee at For nowadays Halt | checld kuow betten do the same thing. , . . the opening of Sunday snorning | ; .. t,.f - an wT than barber+’ Willow Springs, Mo... . .$9.00 scewiann, dees, nics eee eee LAST CHANCE! | tosis is inexcusable Rains dhs You may be inter Granite Bap- | a deliberate offence. ovidenes ested in our free book - pastor of the West To Southeast Missouri ‘st Church, Granite Cry. cut ais ELECTRO By simply rinsing the af etlquettiny: te 0 u : oy yeti peony pedi: oe, MAGNETIC BELTS : mouth with Listerine, the safe the proper thing to do far pe : oe. * .00 i in : 4 . am * * F Cape Girardeau, Mo.. . $5 i eicyetgy = Seeketerssye oH Seton to Ouida Wadianted antiseptic, every trace of unpleas- on all occasions. Mail coupon Sikeston, Mo. .......$6. Poy 293 | ant odor is removed. below. : put is expected to recover. . Caruthersville, me sess .$7. Mrs. Phoebe Cox, wife of the 2 . | pastor, told police her husband had f r Childre n | been in a highly nervous state due | a are 0 ) to worry over a personal matter | . , ‘ (and had sought to take his life) GOING: Tickets will be good on all trains wage ery | with the razor Saturday night | Priced to $60 | ; : : ll trains of Ju and 3d. | Mrs. Cox said she hid the razor, in | Regularly : after 8:00 pm July Ist, and on a july 3 FACTORIES , 2. the basement of their home. where | RETURNING: Tickets will be good on any train scheduled her husband found it shortly be- , | to arrive St. Louis prior to 9:00 am, Tuesday, July 5th. je te a th eee $19.95, $24.95, $29.95 ey ended 7 alam Bee | Dept. 81-32-2101 Locust Se. ' yo antheptle ; : The Rev. Mr. C is 42 ¥ ‘ 7 P. M. NASHVILLE R.R | Tickets, train schedules and additional information at: old, bas been r. Cox is 42 years | Open 8 A. M. to Clip this = #| FRISCO TICKET OFFICE UNION STATION TICKET OFFICE | Granite namic Cnarch tor se Lobby Holland Bidg. Pll sresomimntey AOE POMS rints TW 322 North Broadway , and Market Streets | discuss the nature of the trouble m8 ith St St. Louis ’ 1 rome siliaiel P VICE Phone: GArfield 7800 Phone: GArfield 6600 | which had caused her husband to a ‘ _ — laa At OO, conten tiny, ~ 1 Aare lO af gondii ne | SSIPIED ADS-as the |Wecome despondent.. They have Other St. Louis Sunday newspaper. two small children. Sao ae -_-o—— a” ee TE Eee Stn ~_ — = s : ~ Soiree ere, i - ewe! “- 2, a ee ¥ Zui ~ ie 3 ne _ pase oh ev he EO Ss eT Re Te See PE SE ae : 3 = “per ee - Jes “4 % Gare. SET ae ue mae

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__-MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2%, -1927 PAGE 18 | — ln: . ee: : son sc 8 @ -“-«*« “eo “WILL THIS BE THE YEAR:: " ra WITHOUT.A SUMMER?” In an article in the Wail Street Magazine of June 4th, emder the above caption, Herbert Janvrin Browne says: “THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE GREAT WEATHER PARADOX! PART THREE. | —— OBREGON STANDS CH ON GALES’ POLC TOWARDS CHURCH cs 3 i PEAS- - This is @ cycle year—the second ome since _1816, which was known as ‘Tie Year W iwheat «a Sammer,’ when the average temperature ts May was 5/, with thick ice im some exposed situations ; wien June's me- dium temperature was 64, with heavy mows in the northeastern portion of the country, and _ a 68, auth Acavy ice on the window paces in Pennsylvania, New York and New England.” CORN— Hart Brand Fancy Crosby Medium Cans, . ° ' a . s ° . S a . , ra ‘ b = : " " ‘ a ittle Dot—the smallest = a ; 2 Hart Brand — we ~ Mr. Browne predicted in a hearing before the Committee on Agriculture of the House of Representatives, Feb. 6, 1923, ‘ Per $ 15 ; @ size pac —medium cans. that 1927 would witness a recurrence,of the adverse conditions of 1816. So far, month by month, since fast September, : r ss . Presi = nated iat Senth Doz : Announcing residential | es Oi te * 10 the weather over the larger pertion of comparable settled areas of North America has dup! _ September, a “7 = John Moran, 35, of Madison, il., | e 1815, to and including May, 1816, which fact is borne out by the, following reperts from areas that. supply crops for the , | 2 1 H i a for | . to € a Can , He Also As ..... one of the two men shot by & rial" 1 | sty 3 large canned foods industries in the country: - -? peck road detective Saturday night wher. | * i a nies Brand Standard— 7 Wall Street. but Wel- they attempted. to break into a a | 7 PEAS TOMATOES a _Mequm — ‘ ry , freight car in the Madison railroad | S Hart Brand Little Quaker—medium % ¥ ay a teak cal ae Preston, Md.—“Cold end bugs bad. Quite a few short @& ’ comes ‘Honest Investors. ol ae agen ® cans. = gies oid gues agued, suk as: akan cams be ae tl * For . te pul Elizabeth's hospital. 7 Seuthern Indiane— “We will quite ave = | His companion, Arthur Long, 39. . al = § 55 = July, which is not conducive to good crop. Acreage tree atin voles atts hove ant Seat alls te ot 4 ’ PLATFORM ATTACKS a ) Al avenue, Madison, died a s duced from 600 in 1926 to £00 im 192: os iper™ = = . SS ' : sil shape for planting : oun : ENEMIES OF MEXICO == Special Agent Arthur Gulich, in . : Lake Odessa, Mich.—“Peas are about ore week late, and Fp eso purge Page cold and wets qevenge aunt a * oa charge of policing the Madison- i @ L acreage reduced.” ae acres, ie atid s co Cire tae aa The second man attacked the of- | © = : te about a 50> pack.” the ft time. Just fimis planting—two weeks be « Del Monte Melba—Large Can + 2a ‘ i nt outlining his platform. ¢véa ing found Moran had disappeared. | a 10 me eS “pen who Was unconscious, was | ® for per $ . 4 . in Vi : of th Ab Co i dy Which Point ‘ a — SBP ig ged pa pai Al taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospitai, at | . dez. a cw e ove tions, to Higher 8 | ec = ‘ yi egy mer ceed Granite City, where he died at 4 a. ; | te as ican capital) os m. yesterday. Moran was arrested | . . Prices Later in the Season, You Will Do-Well to Take = : ane the Wall street. | "a an hour after the shooting in a sa- | a e | a 2 | oF otae | wh said soug to promote | a a sar lane ards, | s —s H Advantage of an Opportunity Like This. ‘ Van Camp's Light Meat— . sea and conflicts in and with| “€S Long was marsied and is sur- | a Foner a ge tyunsatiantic flights from Am -:rica 8 . Is coaducting this week at all stores in . e As for ¢ oon = nat) wee to Europe, apparently have in- - With Pork and Tomato Sauce. s . e s — * shanrvers ete 5 claae Se iene sae Speen aammicy ovate ' . metropolitan St. Louis a . 7 Seregen Se a ee Espinocu. He has presented tv . per + . ; , a i e . Hart Brand Little Quaker— ‘ | “triking Back at Seuth. - MT A UBURN : ~~ ) $4.45 e Opportunity is knocking at your-door. Perhaps never again during i Medium Cans, i “al : 2 of the questions facing She) ag er ; : a out the statement says. is 2. e | a for P ° s this year will knock so loudly. ° — i. ) rates eceiieet, Gnas be ae-|) = doz. = : ‘ a For © dor, : ey . ‘ 2 = ern Statee of the . M ARKET | . : SALE STARTS TODAY—BUY IN DOZEN LOTS AND . ; ~~ il 4 States in carrying out what |S BES ® £82 S88. 8 eS Ss fk 6128 Easton Wellston Steak>==--.17¢ CHUCK ROAST, LB. {0c CHUCK PRIME, LB. i2c BEEF == lb. 15¢ ; A | . a be ; ™ i=) ” ; e te . ’ SAV E THE DIFFERENCE > = ex a / 7 rll arses ae peo = ar ral fuct oe , 3 Oorecon save that in becoming A Fine Assortment of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Poultry, Always on Hand...at Lowest Prices —— y SN Delmonte : - ua pas execuiive after an intervening | a@ Meiba + al te: _. oe Hart Brand Cheice Green Whole 6 to § Very Large Halves in Heavy Syrup DURING THIS SALE ONLY 7 Medium Per $ 55 = tng $ 15 ™ cn, —— F sal sai announce- | Cans Doz. : sagt ment that he would enter the cam-/ am r a Pa.gn created a | tien! stir. There) eg : : = 7 re swe - “ & FASCISTS AND ‘COMMUNSTS CLASH IN LONDON tT ~« rist= mrt ” Soencusl Fences in ifvde Park. While Thomands f Trude 1 micomists Hotd Rally. By - Ase “mts P? ; rss . _lLMON june Facists and Commun wrangled. fought with fists. smashed fences fock of sheep & : : a t % t 9 e 27.—S3ri tis ft é anc yricesed a — corner of liv oa Park yester- - af sideshow, while cay as a sort many thousands of trade union ists ef the parce ‘ anotrner section were engag -ed in a great lemorstrTa- tion acainst the pending trades union bill Long eolumn s of mes, and children trooped across Len-t @on from the east and t piedse themscives to safeguarding tues trades union “against attack OF the Tory government” Lady Cynthia Mosley. the daugh- ter of the late Lerd Curten. tor- mer foreign secretary, Tas one otf ®e principal speakers at ther women EN we ll eee a, i a > ’ By the Associaced Prove. , | PORT AU PRINCE. Haitt, Jume;y I7.—Three Haitian cdifers &#

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¢ t—Large Can— in Heavy Syrup Pex fe 30 | ieee Can— ge Halves Per ee $9. AS Ss 4 = ag 1 Flat Cans, « Style. Per a 95 BEANS 4 Littl Beaker ! 4 om 2 ham a i 2 a tS. +4 ; 2 = = ‘ a e = ‘ + tre ies iM ; nie. bial 2 Po gs Gta ie PE RAIS phe Er Oe Se + RARER Sy cae ae ISOS yee SAE PRT kre at : % Fag N a 7 TRS aR | Announcing _ . Candidacy, He Also As- special Cable to Post-Dispatch and} Japan and England have be group has ar- | ittiipetieste - ry 333s SERS HH ates tse 3 32 Ed storied sueaer. Daily Cartoon PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927. . PAGES 19—36 nec STAND NCALLES' POLICY (CHIEF DELEGATES AT NAVAL CONFERENCE CONFIDENT OF REACHING AGREEMEN TOWARDS CHIR H Gibson Cecil and Saito, in Statements, Point Out Difficulties, Danger in Suspicion, and Progress Made in One Week. — Presidential _ gails Wall Street, but Wel- comes ‘Honest’ Investors. PLATFORM ATTACKS ~ ENEMIES OF MEXICO ‘Says He Has Support of Publi¢ Opinion and De- nounces Use of Force. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, June 27.— “Rome and Wall Street’”’ held by Gen. Obregon, who has an- pounced his candidacy for Presi-'| ni - are dent, to be the headquarters of the | enemies of the Mexican Govern-| ment. He makes the charge in a statement outlining his platform. Obregon, emph the dis-| tinetion between what he referred to as “honest’’ American capital and the capital of Wall street, which he said sought “to promote crises and conflicts in and with Mexico,” pledged himself to facilitate investments in Mexico by; aji honest American capital will- | ing to help in developing the coun-)| try. He warned, however, that he would not countenance investments) by “imperialistic Wall street cap- ital.” To Follow Calles’ Policy. As for the eta question, observers see a clear indication that | if Obregon is elected, he will not deviate from the stand of Presi- dent Calles. It is contended by these observers that Ob mand that the clergy respect the regulations of the Mexi- can Governmen s no different | from the demand of Calles. -While the statement makes no specifie reference to the petroleum and land laws, it is generally be- Nieved that in announcing he would | defend the country’s sovereignty | and right to enact its own legisla- | tion within limits of interna- tional law, General Obregon had them in mind. Striking One of the country, the statement taxation policy tion of the Southern St United States in carrying he describes as a rious Mexican tutal products. Opregon says asizing regon’s de-|} absolutely ! the Back at Seuth. questions facing the Savs, iS a to overcome the ac- | ates of the out what | boycott of va- fruits and agricul- | that in becoming & candidate he is complying with the laws of the country, as the Constitution has becn amended so as {0 permit a former president asain to hold the office of chief | execulive aft 1n intervening term. Although talk in recent lihood that Obregon would be a Candidate, the formal announce- ment that he would enter the cam- paign created a political stir. There now are three candidates in the | field—Obregon. Gen, Francisco | Serrano, former Secretary of War | and Gen, Arnulfo Gomez, Catholic, who was nominated by the Anti- Re-Electionist party, which is op- posed to Obregon. Referring to this Biatement bregon ' has been much the like- there months of party in his says that it reprasénts reaction. He edds that the people meed not fear another a@rined revolution as a consequence of his sidential campaign as the Other candidates lack the support of public opinion and will not be able to promote any important armed movement. t'> says that he will condemn iy of his sup- violence. pres porters who ¢ in | Hugh | Admiral Third Entry in Campaign | States, ,to assist, ‘labors of the conference in the in- | _terests of humanity and peace. |of insincerity | public, | pre-eminently | ference delegation | that there ‘had barely i tions i'work was st took j}armaments | wholesome | prefers a common sense ito the wasteful | petitive naval bu FASCISTS AND COMMUNISTS CLASH IN LONDON OUTBREAK Tse Pists and ~ Smash Fences tn Ifyde Park, While Thousands of Trade Unionists Hold Rally. By the Ags wiated Press. LONDON, June 27.—British Facists and Communists wrangled, fought with fists, smashed fences and unloosed a flock of sheep in ®ne corner of Hyde Park yester- day as a sort of sideshow, while Many thousands of trade unionists in another section of the park Were engaged in a great demonstra- Con against the pending trades Union bill. Long columns of men, women and children trooped across Lon- don from the east and to pledge themselves to safeguarding the trades union “against attack by the Tory government.” - Lady Cynthia Mosley, the daugh- ter of the late Lord Curzon, for- mer foreicn secretary, was one of the principal speakers at the @emonstration. Three Haitian Editors rs Imprisoned. By the Associated Pre«a. _ Pon T AU PRINCE, Haiti, June -i.—Three Haitian editors been lmprisoned by order of Haitixm Government. They law by the publication of what the | Government considered “incen- Gizry matter.” have | the | are | charged with violation of the press | New York World. Copyright, 1927. by the Prcees and Pulitzer | Publishing Cos... (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) en con- | sidering it. Each ' COOLIDGE TOMEET ATLANTIC PACIFIC ; } i | rived at its own conclusions and it) (‘is in accordance with the funda- GENEVA, June 27:—An appeal mental facts of human nature that to public opinion by the three great | they should think their particular naval powers has been issued ex- | solutions best, and though the dif- clusively through the New York| ferences are not really so great as | Saito on behalf Naval Arms Conference. nembers of spectively of the United Great Britain and Japan. They are States, They urge the public, the press | and the statesmen of the United not hinder the diff Decrying jingo activities, charges | and duplicity, all three reaffirm their determination | to accomplish the mission entrusted to them by their peoples. They enorm tional ous even without the addi- burden of a misinformed eventual success. Gibson's Statement. All three expressed hopes, eventual limitation of The three prepared and igned the following statements: By Hugh is orre of the rarest virtues, one soso in con- work, and tt is willing - agree now shall be no limitation or restriction of that virtue “The amount of work we have all been doing the week long—and the Government represen- tatives—has possibly given the im- the conference has been in session for weeks. The fact is we have five days of negotia- and are atill at the very be- ginning of our task. “It is the start which is always the most difficult, particularly ‘where various methods of proced- ure are suggested. Here we started with three distinct proposals as the basis of our work. All these have point last five days we have been broad- | ening the common ground and 4i- recting our work on the three pro- posals along lines which, I am con- will eventually bring us to- cether on a single agreement Nearer Basis of Agreement. “We should remember that at the Washington conference the arted with one proposal was accepted in principle almost at the outset. weeks of discussion before generally accepted principles could be put into the language of agree- nent, “While we have been able to give cisions as yet nearer finding After all, fident, which not, of course, out specific de- we are distinctly a basis of agree- ment. if we were in com- plete of naval limitation, it would not be necessary to call a conference “We have still the same funda- mental reasons for believing the conference will succeed as when it was proposed by the the’ delegations re-. Great Britain and Japan | icult | intelligence, | a almost 'point out that the difficulties are! i certain time to reach accord on every point. “There is a more serious diffi- culty, that which is the chief evil 'of all international relations. I | mean international suspicions. ' | | | | |World and the Post-Dispatch, by | s°me imagine, it may well take a | S. Gibson, Viscount Cecil and | a common | of the, ‘After “It is apparently a most diffi- | | cult matter for anyone to be @ pa- | I believe in every naion thought that its | representatives are honorable, sim- ple-minded gentlemen of moderate while other country are | marvels of subtlety, wholly un- |'trammeled by any considerations for truth c: morality. ers, ' every ; j } i but they are confident of | a | nad, “An International Ilusion.”’ “It is a curious illusion. I have in the last few years, some Op- | triot without distrusting foreign- | it is | own diplomatic | Pilgrimages, -ROAD DELEGATION Starting at Yellowstone and Chicago, Will Merge at Rapid City July 20. PRESIDENT AGAIN HEARS BOY PASTOR Services Oufsalese Surround Him and Mrs. Coolidge Outside Church and Take Pictures. | By the Associated Press. the diplomats of; RAPID CITY, S. D., June °7.—| |The summer sojourn of President | | Coolidge in the Black Hills pro- | | | ‘portunity of seeing the representa- | ' tives of most countries at interna- | ex- | | ceeding preconference expectations, | regarding i navies, | the conclusion they | Some I have come to are znuch alike. some are stupid. tional gatherings. are clever, | But on the whole al] desire to do | S. Gibson.—"’Patience | , but is | American | i /country to right. Like other mortals, night not always succeed complishing their desires. “When, therefore, in this ference one reads of dark and skillful designs of this or that secure for itself ad- | vantage over the other two, there | in ace con- ‘are at least ninety-nine chances out | well as : nat tion. . . i away | pression that it has given me that | ' i i s in common and during the'/! ' national Even then it | security. agreement as to the methods | President. | These reaséns are the common de- | for real limitation and the public opinion, sire procedure of ilding.”’ View of Lord Cecil. Viscount Cecil: The ‘the conference now p ing at Geneva is to reach an agree- ment between the three concerned as to the nature tent of naval disarmament they think possible. All desire duction or limitation. vious.- If they had not they conference. The are but themselves have si trusted statcsmen val By ob- ject of and ex desired it charms of they ifficed from Japan, t , , . ; ie “It is only a question as and wor expense ir m to the best means of effe hese question on which there are ni \y varying opinions. The cor! determine them all ith ent however sultry the ws with a sailorly late to the we are all before ou! linds the or haste ather, appropr subject. es keen single sensible aim which common to us all, we cannot to extract from the naterial bef ula which will give will ore us a form everyone | satisfaction, which stablish- | ” | the thousands the ead /meet on the various trip ; | for reduction and ‘limitation of na- | ws ps he has. maim the ef- | ground, mises more and more to bring him) in touch with great numbers of | the people in the North and Mid- dle West. The visit of several hundred | editors a week: ago and of 250 South Dakota. Legislators Satur-'| | day seems to have been only a| Start, because additional requests for mass receptions have been re. | ceived at the executive offices in Rapid City. The President has arranged to one to leave the Yellowstone area and pick up delegations en route to | Rapid City, another to leave Chi-| cago. Both will be at the State’ | Game Lodge July 20. The dele- gations will comprise members of the Highway Association which wil! hold its annual convention at Hot Springs, §. D., July 26. | | ' } j Tourists Pass Summer White House | Will be} Added to these groups, President wil! planned. Situated in a vacation play- (and its occupants are seen daily | } to from many | work in Rapid City. the forecast promises cooler weath- vour confidence: | | morning. | this evening. } “| hiking trip with Cecil Gideon, his | to the exact way in| limitation can |! which was prepared | i but art 'up in ree | by our col- | | delegation from White River, S. D., | Which invited him to attend a cele- | bration limi. | all the dele- attend next ld-wide cut- | | dians take m i dances of their | | Coolidz desir- | | lodge. ' Hermosa, but | frankness which is | | Sunday. determined to | | purpose in TT} «A nd give each | | nation security with economy. J} is | The question of. reduction of | a complex! who are types of : lance of power in the ndled term. we shell x ’ _* A * (Mahe ne ab abi RE Ait nl Sd ree | Rota Peer hy, Al ay ‘ ranger tes pe P ee ee ee | PRB 2A SE ey * th Sts il a “he PE wet od a WEE Prick es stage. NO ity, se Be Ti aac, 1h te a tense, Vita ®, “4 « wae ys . diay 7 ts vom , ae he NI me ae tally Ne * ” @ i i? soe Ae sbi bay iitiane” 5 RPI Te oe ee ee ee oe og fetes ‘ . . vy po) * . Ph aes re tay ws oF » reper By pe SEs y by, ia Aad eae sal) Pheaee eo eth ut pinegiginterstRass tub ie P ae, oy Ath HE. So. oot 2 " Pa oes é ~~ 5 lla ae shoe poms - — 5 anaes v oo. ~~) 0) ano wr _ te, ee) «* o> » A aw a te Me > + ~~ ~~ Age ee ae Oe. ln Pe he ‘ ee] ee git tenting ts i ely a Ap ee Me *_** - - a eo oe ae get othe - cf ty Me he * oo . > ae we * ~ ~~ hi i ase a" ow ee i % eee eee er ee Con od “~~ * a toy E... aes se ~ the zee bn ah aad — via be gilig

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| PAGE 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY ' ANOTHER DRY SHAKEUP. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH VARA Et spies the So we are to Mate" Edo Ai" Choi dt) “in Bhd a - The Public Service Com mission has autooriz . - had - > Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER United — to charge an Scent fare (two tokens es. We have had so many of them the count te, 18% - ng since lost count. One shake-up treads upo nie ko for 15 cents) for a period of six months beginning mydirtanse earn One shake-up treads upon a * .* : . } = T's, 4 4 + ct ti ri id n earcing of ~ : The Pulitser Publishing Company July 5. This fare is expec Oo Fie & =e = sca $ " ° ~s “ * 3 a 7 _— > oes 4; oo ne shoe tee er et . ‘ weltth Bowlewerd end Olive Seveet ‘1. per cent on a poysicai VYaiuation urec © “ & ; a 7: f es : NEIHAS ; of Moonshine . =: ‘webs of oF Lost et) ae 4 HO which « =. By Denald Cortes. Reo®- on ne ML McBride & co. operatior rpose ° ¢ im any | pu CO. ar. ; nes is to communicate hu- THE Li Mt dill a bd Au sep rres mC THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM is p aid eae ¢ en oe : rey amy —- * 2 i know that my retirement will " ; oe oe | i ‘ make no difference im tts cardinal! tunity to hear both the city and the raliways ‘4.3 _— ate a v2: principies, thar it wilt always fight It specifically dec! faa | ' . ’ oe aoe . . ™ o ae rYr'eTr " 3 °oC-e°S3 Ss ¢£ Dr? ? Te we be” Faeeeas Des we hae es oF ceterm, never t- property should mot be determined at this time as rience in sarge scale © capacity 7; experiences that do not Howar erate injustice «cr cerruption, always a : : -. ehae the Statements are requested. more exr apne. man >. etnies ae Ed a tact it is interesting. Bowever, to note taazt tree ==“ * . — Us ot oe more Ge ‘ of direct ta in cca gém:t The ordinary mechanisms may communicate in- fight demagogucs of all parties. an hae 205 RR BAC el aie AE ES AG aever belong to any party. always Commission, tn temporarily [{1xing a ppess ¥ imate! 4 the mand of th ese officers are paid salaries a : e privileged ciasses and public proximately $52,600,000, ignores the demand of tbe i nese ~C s a Salaries ranging fro . , = micate in| - sme - 5 ed _ @ > - - - “ Lo ttee for on f $100,000,000. Ir $s- to eoUUU @ year i0 be eligible they must ? ation ~ sig. “ened & ee: Saget Reorganization Committee for one of $1¢ It € gible the 2st. - Sock ain that , —- “ cant in our experience is neti: nature of information. The ““Ustry, arts are devices Dy which sciences various : anal of understanding may ps minds of othe fare. Ti th “> eee - gaitt tm Y meat 4 - ia EX perliexnce ‘as a oO. exec uuve 6 - ; a - . ~ “ ’ — » 3 s. t+ the createct interest he guardianship of a large-scale executive's nore : will taxe wil! be aWailté Wi ‘bh 25 ~ &. Ca. be » ee eo - “ ~ ail - = mad = ~ ~ - syus ~*~ T f ; T _ fo | ey i D 3 re? 5 ty "9 Ny ft b (> to m fh al ? , — * ali ss i ie we és sail e cali a eiies ee tee : ; PFs ts a A pe eT? , ri | eee" Me - - a4 Ore ‘? kar -m o* leet vs Fy vv * OF a Aw > Fe ewe +t - . ust accompany every contribution, bu? 1 125 never formally departed from it, though of late Says, rite your own ticke Apart from the - “/ ? — om request wili mot be pudlished. Let- : me t has show bition Administrator would ters not excéeding 200 words will receive |** 725 SOown @ a preference new a more and s 4 ” . a > — ~# : - ve ; | ; ~~ eh — - ~~. ~ #* er o nmitac 3 "+e e oF f 23 "°R (R&S in MReirs* = > + o- » . " a" eer the leadership of the Supreme Court of the Lnited “@pacre even O: Carniné in private life what the wa2v® iengths ¥u Se unaware & Courses em music potentig] in his si- fields of 4 great book will be great ‘Tepresen to @ given reader in proportion to discusses _.«- capacity for response. These ¢ abich ts concerned ae — witt | very em inieftteence and — mt, but felt the with th> character nd ‘range of | ing. his Stored-uP Aan sence. . beth aps THE- F gongy and vicariom t 4entity” POE. of The Public Service Rate ae. . irw inh nave Theat erahihitian anfac > _” ress ‘> . Sale > ?-2¢ ~_= 2 oe > Fe ww Te the soaps of ‘ee dose e ja — sd eh we vr 7 ie) — +k «= + 0G gen uy es & e! a A . . . . > > - so, eo lea esa + +h —— ee rr nme M 4, — =) =o Ar A = ~- = de tility should bear direct relation to the amount Maing 1+, miles a second and going now — +, itiustrate the character- “ere - ~ ed - &a\s Us scr. es ; » Miss re - ad —- - . ively abe >t ended — t2:¢s nat - 2 DOO neo ec OOO NOS nties o any things to many readers pu oe © : oo 45" »ar a -# eructure ry? gniversalPr Rein ror - r= eT - = darnizmble fact in them afl seems verse & eo s estate that it bought ss , rx, 2 o — In the Southwestern Beil Telephone Co. valuation NEW YORK IS WELCOME TO IT. ge ee | 4 u _— . \. Case, appealed to the Supreme Court from the Mis Tex Rickard, the famous boxing impresario, is de — > ~ _ i le panye car sheds stand on ~Bali- | souri Public Service Commission, a substantial sum ™ancing of the New York Boxing Commission per- 3 vif re " r e heg > oe ss ropertyF . . _# " = a2 — > = - = +” » ~- " » Be — Com ste 3 4 . avenue on” ee tap persy, “was added to the company’s valuation to represent “sSion to charge $4) each for ringside seats at the - : RELI now werth hundreds ef doilars a foot . ; = si as a Spieer _ 7 ; 9 ; ~- +. - +, ~ —— Ye ne ? ron ation Ff er o_O “meh - eo rT2 be - o- >a as sut stanis . hte be ; | . ‘present-day prices. Here for the first time was the Dext Deavyweignt championship match. If the Com- abc , / DiS imepeased value is due so.+'y to the P Gay Bp % " “ - = -Oom ans ine with dew tm the Tro. : lean ee, This is a2 SOOR of en- By BR epantments. and if one whe ad- pers.) wires any given story should at- The te eo tell in so many words tO terial Por who joes nag admire | Yrious - wat why it seems admirable. | have eo vid be nothing convincing and he ‘original cost theory o ts mY a ae) > : ~ ~ ” +. i i ee _., the impetus given the reproduction cost new theory tr the effort ‘arty it 3 said the ren Private - ces ic = aSes : a a eel ; ‘ P ee ee : eiled symboiuism @ melate ee = ” °"¢ .? 7 . as * 3 a hased upon present building cosis but ee eee Dy roe COnStant assault On tse courts * fr around i0f iv I -- ? ’ Ss 2 > mononoc vy: if buiid- i - ~ a sure “ aus ¢ha” * e Pu w* - 4 - $ mer Kk ; >» most recent tation oc fas - o siceg © money > er ~f wennrear wr} . . * . . 628 Sees — ws Ne i ~ it —s. : : - r - compete with the new beiidinzs built at oe Briieste 5 e Doox was’™ 2 Kettl ‘ ' Mmrorrant attr im Aete im 4 +) 4 }+ ~ # 5 + ~? Michae’ a low cost. Ax He stands Le jose ™ - ae) aaa 5 JT LG@Ab factor ane ceé eTMmInIng Le Va! 1é Ui toat x a ahs wide & ic - - ~ se > - ’ ! — sé T ” building costs come down, it is mot un- company. Im doing so, however, the Commission eee WHAT? ANO HER YANKEE? fa #*oe# > = ws > . . ee : od " ir toaat he Pe ai we t in} rT) Y= es, 7 ~ 3 ‘ma £ +o a e - Wash mie tee — > ed htc ee 2 enn ic ‘= Qeaeless fe otleme * : ~ * s 9 gain on ae dete ue BO GeL_Lin 2 SitalL@men:r apt new pe ~~ It Ss Or e 4 rsie iit = ~ 2ere a7 ; $7 Qt) i>eh ‘re of sara * =. dae. oe bs] ofr. ~~ & . . ‘ke oe cae os BWeritAtiw - ” ” - . 4 tot 2 — — = puanenaed - nes — ° e -. o : “")e by oid building WwW ie a a i nz costs oO 1D . - . e - ‘- ex? ae any » Se £4 ad CYS But th = ; ~” | permitted itself to be swayed and influenced by Sy- POSeCc increase in gas rates as a possibility. The ae 3 ——szi 26 i260 PUDiiCc Service comMpanyr runs ES Eee ST a | ee ae. oe 2 PSE. sa} i 2e | en aut the sorcery of the sur" 7re : ~ —, . _ re . rt + _ . ‘ _ -_——_ mo such risk: no matter how mach low p . ea } : ) : . ane - " er becomes the cost of reprodering its Since the Laclede Case, some Very important de- ei Se | T] . = MIRROR PUBLIC P Plant it insured a fair ie LuTR upon ~~ = + _ . : f O er es — i i} 1 C.., 7 th) a RE ee a ele Bs - ts iia — : _ " . ee F ii 7 onan ton oe ey Lge capital invested. To 2 oe : veiopments have taken place in the conflict between MAYOR evEEe. PRAGMATIST. evem whe e gre =S or | rae A & ' Genny = twtr 7 * > ==) ? to viol va tk er" ‘ as Rt bp ome #0 reproduction cost new and the prudent investment: Ma r Frank Doyle Baas a 2 *han is a *abrie of moonsnt?. a. * : CO Ork ’ : - F . _ - een ‘en : : tes: : [ U : i.e | repr GUuUCcCTIOD Cc =F rm Cy Be f ,TocCrPr ce >? ; _? t r WV 8 i“ 2 ae ebeta D ~wris 4 ~ ing L. ~ a * . . & ah? ae e, a r AN TD 5 3 5 ame) . 4 F i- > - 7. Se “49 = retTr 4 = Se kar . 2 ~ - ies bes i n » “’@uUse > ‘ pe VU ULLs ah ; a ia * ee eo : r i¢ —b - re nde ici asist i Lhe eer j rie ~4 . . oc bh BSS 3 LN be. ec Pair igcg ~-—+> = _ cer FF. i a7 _ ‘ce>4 *oats ones sien —— OT oe : —_ — = 2 t+ Be . — 2 >i : ‘7 o% ; » | & : : = Pe & ; :#¢e@ (,as ‘ ompany a old he the Fines . - t = — ed ° * fe & as WOOD. J + s shia 4 : if ii ae 3s & 2b 45mec soc ¥ & 2 en er Se: ats i ag On ser bi. Filan your custo - 4 : ‘ e aati = to repud : ? | t ' nBvestment ne of t ese . ea \I Sea ern tT? . : T) 4 4 i ; ~ = xD A 3 Bete! = ~ [ mie 4 T + Ww re al mes > _ - ” as ’ ” 28 tae ? “3g. u. e apprepr “ He : ‘ . » . * = + 4 e ~ a« _~— ~~ u ee | a Se ‘ aw i. = - = + ~ | = : + & a a. ~ 7 " ; - - + o a - oad r~ _ = ’ . - = . i ~ + ~ _ re" " ~ 7 . > . — repudia the Present Reprodue- a . $s the MassSachu be = me aDewWws and so does ereryone else gunning r 2 ¥: and th are, we > their minds to peace. Poland its powers of observation ang readiness @ “ ” “ei oat ae a é ‘ - re ‘an th + , ‘te? Bio- kt — ~ Sf ont «F&F De.” aes ee a mt . ™ : - — o > » te _ . 7 se . me: ——.. @ ta aS a iia ; P re : — oni ee £3 ieee > y J artLes ; Anca _ Zi ‘se thease * 4 (i1Oon { ost evry. a4 L U ie i! a A £us : __ pa! Les Ch & Ca Ir AMLIC . Racca es w 3 ae 152 tho 7 =? - > 5 > _~ z » va ™~ ae . a + eee —. Nas pi . Piaf) ‘ co iPieé! —s With ADOtL t o: “s r ase | ee ee ee “> © , —— oo — ee Dk et = ie - -+ ‘ +> - wc * on Y™ : 2 : : ; tien cor.ald , . , ‘ ~ 2 » . . ‘ a” Eee: ™ so ey n ' aS * eke ara, o4 ec - nom - —_ s%. a " r- . ~ = - = ? se ame OM 2c ro cv ,rat = — —_ " ‘ii . ee over — ae | + ——— >, — 4 b eta be PE De: Z aida” 6 Ss ‘SS Gow bes en a W3en 4.8 woth. (Sh at Pub > PSOrvice i rvy y? = aiiiivug- ; ; ~ — - i *yrnishes an mtro- eS eer yy" o- 4 )#' ’ ; | : mal ne a ‘ t " ‘ . : tot : " - . —_ - . " o . ‘ : -- a = © 4 is . . i a ee. 7 4 - is 25 = —_— me . — i. oom . _ ‘ ‘ : ; aor 7 : sort —OMmpenys pial Sas Suilt> yet it in - “Se es “he sa obviously we course re uly ed req. | “2 GeSpite Litvimov’s note, seems to be your corrective campaigns. I refer te Giee* G@ ——- ca t - . . . _ - — _s a - as > KwPrzcent nvestrm ; tt t. ae as Aiéutasu L2dk ¥ seiil a 2 aa = vr as : nT > =! -“ i on ae rr Tr ? r iv introd’ -s. vn ~ > the = . a . wa - a+ - = Ss § cz =~ - - - - — tren + - - - = ~ > - - ‘aca a : . + : sa UV -— - oxes that theor; s@ present buit?- : - Bot see any Harvard recer a methee « urning her wra against Engiand. Eng- habit news photographers have of captieik=s = aCM . : »bv ier i iid aon biok 7 | I i ee ee a aN ne ee : na “faved another mLuon eal -” eee a - : 2 4 = aiachiadin seal ms : . , + ~* i. ‘ a “+e at ~ 5 ’ ~ 2 hal =, sg 7 - . . . > -- 2A Se ~J ° 7 ‘ r? Bs 5 . ! 2 ; *T) me costs are higher than. formerly and ao SIEM Ad, CHO meSSACUUSELLS DOCY sent to the “45 iu Diihging 2 Bovorious fact especially when East 3 rs fron eorre } - for its Grad 2nd, the Soviet leaders say, is rekliy re- ng pictures of society damsels on horsey, = CHEMISTRY AND THE HOME. the . : - - ‘ ‘ } a oe + B rr its sr ade- . 7 : . ne a we & Feu ia . +* ; = : 3 5 > . . . . - — wil 2 “ e aT Se . — . ‘ i? a Peg toa me a ms > > > + — — - . 2a ~, * . » 6 — 2 a. . . - ° “ —s Or 2 - - ~ a ~* —— “ . “¥V ~ = ‘ : * - “Ag - - + i F - to a is greedy and wants to earn profits Legislature of that State what was in effect an ulti. St- Louis faces a $900,000 de and his iob as Mavor ute siness Schoo - was to us, who msidie for the current convention that back, “Miss So and So on her favesiile oo ‘ Harrison E. Howe and Fran- not ~~ ~ ~~ ~ & _ aa wae ~ A - ae ad. 4d aw eshte ¥ UY =~ - - - ~ = . - ‘ on ata pitz (ao ae _* > ~ SC .o o * > . a . . ~ --- _ . S - om ~ — ~— . —_ — -”- ee > tT". ’ ‘ ‘ 2 . . is hh » a "apiiai tpat } hever invested. matum to the public utilities Ir Warned them ac al ¢ to find new sourres =_ ~ read the story in ? 2 DaDers. an ex- Ai DA! wih . ‘co Bost «m7 : Russians. moun. _Rcve stress is always piaced PS 3 “ - .. a 2 ; - - ‘a - - ~~ a - : s ~ ~ =o" J é ‘4 Ms i ow ~ _ —— a | . . = “ - * & ++th ew as i= 5 ’ . -- - + ‘ * -~ ™- - —_ ‘ . ‘ . . Rar an a eee eS = wad - a a as is . we &.. ata ai azcea Ct ~ 740 £66000 43 « @& il —> > a 4A i arn 4 & + 4 7 SuTvey r# tenon ; . a . . e ‘ros “It oa r — - — art =. tarts a F a ain _ . a ne © és -s ~ . ° —— ; ; . . ° ‘ ‘ a s = a e ; , re ‘. ‘ —_-=— * P ae ‘>! - " —s ’ =~ om ' " ; ® s _? ed emp & ° ews aan =. te as rj = _— ‘ ~ ad La - ree és - ™ 2 . > ie ‘ ae | _ . . e « . - ~~ ae : ~~ -- — ’ ~ —-s : . j ral ~ ~ i" — k — > ; nde ad he i t— —" . — e -_ - . £ Lee) tis st _ ~ a = 7. ~ a add deh & @iAU i 4 A vi :c . eS x 14 a 4 > ,38s ofiere > + at ® 2 weed s Bee's ois 84t. LOV Leu bin Li SLTia 2S ast CT Lica Iii Peek t at or 3 - g ~ “ ~~ + ann ol > > a " . . a be + * 7: . & . . — m r 4 »@ = . 4 , = + sows *. , : : + ah hd 2. e) O8en. | hl ’ nm POT erro? f "ep > +yr on 7 +) = e+ —— - — 2 —" 2 - = ~~ ' a7 ‘ cea s . I “2. ss r - i a we = __— é = - . - : as = . ~ fe ° ' - os ~ - ~~ Pi =" . Te Be =. ~ ‘ : : > a " I . a + ae a Hebe ee ES a. Law Be Mass e —— iw - - teeee hh Siadiuud ~4u We a Ovi. VB Lid are —— . - + a Se — asad ubart = ana ; i “ - “ . a + sd- . d a sj } fla int ner . bn eo so Y oo” - - . . ’ Z a 4s 7 ' fi . ’ a . . -_ = . . . 7 . > Scormt setts. veweve (aat they could Tare 2 tailing as a horse before her tem * Py rry ” — a » ¥ ‘aie ies o x a= -5 riur =» eat = = £€ t wir ~ > ~~ +n —— "2° > ~ | © te -_ ‘ 3 ‘ fae a a =r oF rc - + ra) a i > + +... - ea, a ~ Lu ™ a - 7, | - rl —s —_ wo - - 4 © i4n Jiace.s | - IE iw a+- - r 1 i}« . ra SY aeacr . m ‘ N ms ~~ & 4 i 4 ~ i i , > y - J aA. i’ '_- nnn he & Jeve: age i erses rn -@ 3 = a oe! In? . The "oe ma - De Qh Tie. 7 — By - aU iad é > -. °y" +. “7 1 x Pee , > sine 2 - > am 2 _ - "Or _ Ne - e Ua srd id 7¢ - ie. + = ~~ - o>... =a sa . - - i LL "i ‘. ee. $ ‘ 3 t - st, * aed t _ _ 4 on > i po" Os 1." xf . arres ar > - aes - ™ sa ta os - — - 645 - 2 _ > a - _ - r = persia ” = > ? om rh ‘> ~ +> TY _ nm i “~ > + — -_ _ = ~~ res ry ~~ | ~~ »* r a rr a0. e¢ - i , -o ’ . a ” ‘ a us? ii oe + a a & i ee. a o - ° 2 — 7 sade _ ‘ _— , - + gate - is an armiess 4u as wh >» | o ; } ne : te . e ; ~ > . 2 _ - * - - - . rc P tn j i i 2 Léa i> = °‘eg . -” . = ~~ > . . whe tember I + cane 5 eer Be > , ~* : BlLiOWS' - — . sn ew % ad “ MrT ives a io h' ~~ - -— oe ’ . ie , oo ‘ ‘2 o ie os Ue a ot Lon b i Way ina) it Row operates the . - — oo . a ns erigiit motion e. 7 -™ - — = 2 as \ - * : ater ore « Fal ov.) o tae - . . ¢ - at a — Pott ee ~~ + 3 — > ea ‘ - : ~~ ° . ‘ : oe — — - - aii aie * . : sar? ° orToTrs aT Waterworks.” displays a breadth of yi. Teasomable return on the amount prudently inves: i :niS May 2 please the wowsers. who % — eiaiaiia » estheticaliy or elcid iulging in more political executions. Al! \ abdbe Ve oadee prmestgsasie- “a +4 r : — : se . as . . a = satay : iat? @ ~of} fiom: that deserves praise EEE ES ee a ae eee — : ; ; a ae one Be le Ragucks hiss ious aii thin ieft to coffe * ee | oe BE RU ped}. 4a GOLD So, resected t2e piea of Si-uc it as a It Perit D , tre "NOP teg £5 Wa ror ~*~ ‘het ~ x o- > Le s ° - is ah ® . | ‘oe. j ¢ as Bs - ‘ - ' ~o. 4 Bien 7 : *s A » . A i a A oe .. = U ed —— 3. } \ ’ r ‘eis - th aided o Aean a + “ ne ‘ : i: Ges L. —_ - ~~ amen + or pe et Oe oe, ar 4 ~~ a ° ~* r - ‘ . . , ? p.a > Na he 4 Pu fe 2 x 2335 — — _— . _ - ~ pre ‘ - - . 4 _ i38sian Pa rt ~ a 28 a Tse (3 —“ b ay & ‘ ersion or " - : = s . a ak oe | ; > = — - a I : 3 . +4 . 4 ~ , owmerschi > of wt Tie ‘ e uu * af . — oa = * . a Arce ian > tos; T[-a?F Her a Ye edn Ed ae == te tte r ha — i ~ ie. Se : Tse: * as cesgsity > ust Pes a " . +. An ron ss LF p — — wae e — a —- ~~. ‘ . .: — _ . a ~~ * 42h & z - . Roma * - . — paces * : + a se - Paint if . re mai r ve 4 . - = + 0 — mes ain 644 Vis aL eS Saas a +- —. & bons wa » - bad *} Was TH : ‘ roa 4 wD a = = is, vTern nen ? ‘tec # “ "ne i . ena ot 4 . Ss ye er Peren *"e wr * => ~* ——- —— , . . : i « Tt} 4 test efferne - a tr sta, 4 & a he be ‘ : 4 a: i ao a we Lar.cs 3 BtSe sie! i =e 3 a"oc 2a — 2 ae -o FAS Oo =o oe, Ber oottseew mae bod asc d P 4 I i@ £2 See S42 ira g — = ont mes “eg " rd 4a & i nis Ai.@ ww: | , a a Patines? . Lid S . wie SAG TS oR + 1. CS & mUL BRa@iiz = 82? Lace! * & eee reo o é . : = wie ae fp ah ‘ ‘ iz : Di azainst, she will scorn all ah 3 a4) nr" « wn . 7 . t v2! earn _- . —— ce ™ ‘ . : i - “er a rs = 2 met Wes ~— 4 “The —— itak i ht! ee 2CODnC mi: ,BLe? $a .e Lormime rce t Ts ae ha _— tho + - ee oe ~ os ‘3 —— Pste ? the ont oo Sate : Ps eae sie a -2n ro * lim ome an 3 aecicto-* — i © 5 i iis Set. res: er Europe q ex ont 2 . . : ar ce ; AaMm vs 2 Ca lea] ie Ln BO > aBte fn a} ‘ow com petition : ww hell dated hate dS Ad ee. ee . " iF ia " > ‘s Tr!" °S8a! os £ag_to a c ity. The very th m i ~ ?s - «4 bh, ° ee . ‘ — =. > a = exam} ° 8 See ~s “ant eg Js} pea SA D.e@ Rse's > .2AL® Li as ind . ad call at eee se roceeding, involving the s the income tax of profits of the bootleggers, bu i FIDDLING Fo | . as thrilling 3 ftear-|_. 7 em, minke R BAIT. ners vs et a Meee eet thrilling an = ing &p OUr streete« ¢ cae Va_uation of every railroad in +h marnéiees tha > Chua Bae coe ante -2e : ~ii3 ; iS Waica aare ied to beret THEODORE TRILSEY. -—= : _ a. mes i “i : i = . we aL ree « Lo iayY qGown x “oe 2 ‘ pws Ps Ss J ‘ iJ a A ee Set OU Rr ye ‘ oan ii we C nt r ay * ; = za Co .- °¢ SS epee ‘ s i -_+-- J . P " he - iyte » . ae Wi . - we 2 . oad a. 7u aa b wae a. ¥ a as 4 ho = ocr + 4 - har the seni i ~~ =O ee q ee oe tae tha tera: oe «+ a , 4 gr — ‘ as aoed . a or er ? “ats itounkea + _ - - 3 aie és 2 : ree: A i La . - ane ae se Lit ¥ iia ~~ S . = . ao re > & . © . . i pai & : © COr heel 4 a - » aS “ Fé — 7s ¢ —?- © _~ = . ° : 3 -~ *¢ - - ss a - r . ; 7 “ CE 2g panies is 2 ma reiused tO accept the railroads’ piea for re. Gid in the case of ge Remus ee al moe e are: motion pictures. the NV 4 RECEN ——- . ~ =e 4 ever mad For Chaney, in 2 7.) 7 ~* a 4% ‘ L ' -~ it r= — ~ Pe . “ j . -/« ™ . Me Gin meena ce f vast riches pictu iS RECENT number. before Lett Lynn Yer; Six Girls N : . ’ wh . aw W ee NS sa S a Ot SOS SS. Pad : - ta ° 77 2 T heeama ftacnet nd ga es Sa . at 3] is a Fiat id 4 . J . . Weide ¢ i Buc cl — spoe » _ } - - s i ms , a os a 2 2 — \ g "4g are rh . . a? a ha Guns > &Y 08500 Wo a 4 . ie inte — asidg Hote, riati str is ree shor . . - ~ wit eho . - : a S J ~ ~ : : . ~4 i x 2s a : FSO Nsiv ~ ant in my. ; enterts ns eireu audiences * > ” x olen - tae _ * that tht ' : nd would have boos Ts. ids, and the Atlant ty boardwalk thas « , 7 ; 5: ) : an La e. how ad ee >} " + . renee . me ad We WOCu.c mia ¥ & poosted fre Pot rats = . ° 3 > — ~ ‘ ryers % 2r0a 42 — _ _— le es ee a Nee i . - a - — . a oo. Lac ar ry 2 s ientis z were givine — at- aa ont = srt . 2 : . 4 ¢ ; ; ; r — et -_ ree ee — " - — a J er. SE = Seng re . — is — es CB wae | i gz! Sas . . 1#@cice the m™: ie ud ne - > e et Lea niries of . : ‘ : . . 7 > . . ‘ 7 2 Be , a) . > . J, _ = : “" ' us : ’ e es . . z : , . . ine Lae - ¥. : & ’ re oe, 86 ie | - - S$ much as " : ila a : A ; ni d - an 4 4e@S8t.¢ 54 UnAam p* red by extraneog.... — - acre é *y ts 4a of 4 yZsiness how : 4 uate . - > ° , tn OS A ' sm nl wo By on ; ." a " " Pa . ; > . . . - ‘ aut ‘ . i . 42 a. ; , . 7 . " e ‘ , ences, S2¢ st ands a be t.er cance ey. > a & a - he _ an entireiy adifieresAt ee | ’ otection is now being souch: - 7 : 18-27 LOE , “ve a ‘PRs SUPT , ! luck him Eeom the Detroit News ften Hiced in Florida—in the st. An peOeenaee Of ue - | atelieinmass : ee : a. To + Commission : has 5 ae > > : — te St. Al- 1COsing e right man Besides, every oe : that he really Bas “=O , ; . »* : * bh , " ‘ add bce & ~s " .*4 " = at " r et 2 : ~ .* — , a - - : _ —_ é a... ‘ on 2 on - . ae ee > “> »* abieh dm De 7 . rr. @ z2 Tlir@ugh tbe meditr o* 2 Be. 3.93.. Gare * w he Mitne 4008 wee wh + ee’ = A 4 Fa. Uuaiio1 ke Nd sa 5 ; i LTranks z — i : ane : : ’ as Ra fistric? at aoe? tae 4 —— > at. . els é be . a eer ; Ser Trl! , a Pulic Serv- . we ON want subs said , a ees 6 nen fsher- ime Starz to propose. she chan che , - logy tore {“omrm! tar —— , —— > Dropviems for manv vreare in on 4 es » saat 5s se — , — eh 4 or «a7? a : . . , a Ss VP . ne changes 7 3 irms and hands. tee, nad emp 3 2S OF » \ ae « ime Liu ‘ | 4S — oe ' . a dae * a ~iha OS, a nue c a a 7 r Ly = yer ?s a i ie ” . = ” — - . rms : r Oe t TAey zo 7 ® oe t B pf a ! > ba. - > Ae ; linn ge: . : tie art bes | 7 3 . ) - ee : 2 ; ui ;, etou launching direct-mail e: “ane . , ‘he gentie : — , - . > ° — 32 ee ie . - os ae sins me 2 cire ee ~ at o . r? 2 : ed—public owner e pul ay | eral Staff ' astra ate’ tones : . aes eae Ty? te ¥ phate ; . . r. BET i > ae a ‘ y : , : ‘ oan Wa y oh me. a =F 2 wi = . ‘+ - 4 . . — a eee a > as. few 2 Te. ; ¢ r* ‘ . ‘ tiene ‘ i er We ' Your TE aeatic rs 7 ‘actg os st os « ~ , “ Pe al} ' »~“ W & knte db LS Lust 4 3% i. ¥ sa} 5. Je rs or ; Ct ~ ct i "é _nited =" ‘ 3 6 err: = % - bess ; wa : oH - s 4 > oe as ad 5 Ori! SugzZ s7> r. has ha? any ef* ~ cant? a . ‘ ae ‘ss hands. whict he « ‘ 4 ic i? : ie“, . *>» « he. . r : * - ~ = ~— » s _s ~ = _A s. ‘ * o 2 % 2 ra 3 = ‘ © sine ae fn. \ rT _- J o = rive 3 a Ve ba c- e wile an lei - . é ima. t oa i+ * mas is 3 CG 4 . a t Ba ] 3 sc ou 2a ne SO ‘ 2 - = —— — , F . : . we 498 Cues THE EING’S BENCHMAM, ¢t of the time. are = get al a2 2 . "a a +. d ”* - : and ° - M1 .ce - HE ORIGIN OF SPECIOUSNESS. —# 90 80s trail cf a man with easily i@estt- - tee I thank fa 17? ‘ iTtie be sekhe 7" ~ 7 out ” * > « > = ane te . . . i ——— : ; : «i = 7 hed > a - ©. : —* = = 24 « Mayor Miller . a Vvolipady, whed Oy ne North AMerican a NARROW -CALGE JURISPRUDENCE -s air ot - . > . ; — - = _ ° ~* i > - * = > - . . “ pe Rien is ~ 2 eso ee a : : 1071) 14) s 2 the Pu} ie § = , » mepb ia There a — — . ° — ; ~ : a Se - r é . » &2 beh S26 . «i TS Pra.laeé 24435 : 2 »! nace an oGec searesa in vam . i: , ' ee ee , re — mee a 5 ASE Oa... =" idl ats , > ” me fs wis tee . re : . = " . t sion o ssourTri take its errand hie imemn ") mn in +t} ; : , pre : : for the wire bask ets. usual r al | a: } ar Xi ‘ te Ax Q and On this im Men se iy — ar A at Ba — 4 - : ° ~ + ur ge ste 9 + i ° x o- . i . A i ? : > . en De m ? — ¢ . a sy = —a "*, » s - 7) 4 ; *‘~ “ly . . , k -i. . e ’ 5 ~4 — - a - ~ = 7 YY v¥ 73° aw “= . yr i q . . = : — : a ha ': Vv a » . = ; ; we - Oe! ~- \g ~ = ' = 4 4a “"* gre? @ 2 ; — — = TD ne ” - ‘ - .-—. + our » “ . . 4 . . 4 2 —> 9 , 3 ‘ | ‘ hm ir papers and > .- iu i.ak LQG ibterstat Mmmerce Com- 4.4 * ..¥ @Mmpioyment, the learne: ‘wists hare eette es | aga ee a cT.eor " u’* Matter follows: +02 pe amera-— be reteras = _ » ~~ ; ‘ : ee dk as aad 5 # i] } + as ¢ . a * or te ey ie . cae te’ ns Sea Gen ‘s > — ~- «+ ~~ a et a aoe 2 ie ay ” - - Lz. i = » be . " ———— ~~ «+ _ | eo = e ae 7 Sir The 4 . uty ery “? r Ove > that thee Sing ey : ‘5 r 9 F-4 Mr — 3 ; At3 t Dan % eer i ei ak me oi nD 7 2 "a FT ro c - ~* ° sess Vas U. After a few secon is 4 : Gee = te avo of . , — — > os eo. 5\: ys ws 2" - , : eO¢ ' a 27 « mnmir ? . s- 2 SP es or “ars ies =~ as la ° . iS . F . ~ ¥ iG oF 2 TMrr . | te As UE Jia’ ities 32 to a —— . irs —- of “ - S Waaede er... = that she best way LEE MERIWETHER : r- . ni? oe " " st L Ju es . ‘his, large worms begin to trawi out -? study of Darwin, Huxley and 8 ‘e 3 ag tees I oo . eee ” ny t+ ‘ ° - 3 ome ‘ ee fee ‘ —— re - of Den ndberg ager De stacks. He has | ; OR CO t4 wieaa orig be ae sia > have those tell tals tae a . . - =» _ = Re 2 {= ee 2 ¢ a 7 “> - ’ . — 3 —— ee | * au . x as res - ‘ é 4 i) ce : iw ae. aa ri © oy - — > - _S a . tines S iH. im a8 i» s A ows oe > o~ ‘ —— . . - ae oe wi ~ oa 1a a can - d oo" a ® ae » - . . —s ; =* ‘ . = : : . : ae he “ .* _— 5 sf “ ** "he ‘ . -™” _ —_ . ‘ *s | + - ’ 2 - ~ . . ~ t gos? a sit.«8 St Rae ; a Dk 2 ses. 4 i 2% ' ny - >¢ a. ~ . i j+oe on i. + — ~ en 15. : a? - 4 : _ = @ *idages cneop 554 Aitention, Park Department! a a+ ~~ 4 ae ; Cai .* y . 2 Cea i ase " OR Se 4 } Sur i = ~ theese ¢ , and Schoepenhac Mond aid of urgeon. who i sone tee »MBe Editor of the Post-Dispatch rade organ of the electrical industry. in commenting other justices RP ae SAORI, 0g kK them up. I have seen $0 to 100 pickea ®2¢ Schopenhauer are dead, ang b S 3 L of a surge : — wat y, 2 Commentiag: istices could not: follow majority in its spapt iways critics on 00 picked = et tae ae 4 abe having been something "> Er @ "z° a ' - — ‘ ‘ ‘ mrs - si ol o So me ** ea ; It? ye Re ~— Tt wee ea 7 Kk 3 a cP a7} 28 > ker g . , HERE Are i ee a aed > er pnt ~ ~ n” 6} t ‘+ -_ ~~ = 74 . ry rs ‘ i - — 2 _ 5 . ‘ a - . hin i : - s -- a Per ee. € - . et > ~eeet_te Bat. Ms . se — —_ cs &f 5 & *. > re ; “ . ai — ee \ Wad has 3 : ‘ : ° . ‘ eine : ~ad 4 . ; i 5. yarns neta 4 ‘ha uke i ru wo : | " ert > ' “ +*. ie ls - S12 ors - e . sete AS "as Vin or ? te ‘reas * ~ a ef a prcierer Ttect. 2h as a youn, ’ ; ? he, » 7°? 4 , 4 . i +. a " +3 — = : sa - ” : os . i Salle i. e°.2 %cC . Nor? > Sp -— m: - _ *- = ws Ce : : . ~* ~~ &aron +©@ 1 et Pu La VW ” ate our s ip- Ls * im Sul 9 a2Zz3iD =? raising Ori o --é¢ _ - ess. ty 4 4 . lien J » "m the fir tow? ' » Rem « , » ” - « ‘ A 2 ee a : 64 i414 WL Ldiienad +e . It a . 2 . : pe@an the park last evening aod when the mere legal authority to de entitus teesi ik wees : L3 jung A 3 ier ) : success, while | ost srobabiy wa Pet i ag Aes a nds res > bat his arms as & nen toa 2 . 4 s iis z ' _— r = As , = =" * Ye ue ee | x 7 = rr} “a ’" @ °Y ° ~ - ’ . > j €O an ; : - 2:02 PULLS the o Sanda ms of ? . m @ucc reT - ton ft e . _ re © — y¥ tO €O and wanted ¢t . AUR Z *>a ez f nets me he has eel * and when be is out of the bes i onel> nv the ts he etreas * > ce = - os Scoaes a re M20 far theart about tea b- é ae o iae WASSa SPT ts i" gt er - é *2nr : " ~ a Shar +. : : * gw 49 **~ is 1 Cs ‘ - + ~ - ~— Pm. - @4 2 = _, - _ . . A = _ - é 4 448 = 3c *r.- a ar- , iD ame + — —- a 7 by = eo As - a See. even are .* d + as ts on 4 " . a — = = « > - aS&a as »* rs ne 4 nr -& ~F? Oa - "4 aa ™ ; e - s q ; wt 3} =—_ Ost in 7 ~ 2 ~ — - Nw da - i-* women. ge 4 3 = a + | 3 77, - ™ | . - a = - ed . . - “a . ° h4 ~~ ¥ Sz _ » ~ 7 t st Tw, _ - : “ lors. oe . e = ~et er ‘ 4 7 - Utilities, and the minor: e+ - en 2 s. = a a Darwin: The expression often used ta |] arried. A terrible revenge whiee en@@er which stands in the mids the ee a oo te » Lourt Pere moocent and bene! . s ly plies ac : re@giar picnic grounds. Paper, poo 1 . “presented Oy Justice Brandeis. It belongs shere i? What a silly and absurd . ae eee ees rtiments nd a tened of enciieaie Gea CAN HE _INTEODUCE THE § HABIT” ys : ow ‘. .\ . ’ cian se ~+« ae . . = tle@y and Bits af food ‘ te r : 28 Diac- . VA ad .% ‘ . a ee “= an se ae + Be Fa ~ 38a . # as | > “s oa : . . “~ > - a : ° > ; e »- - m™m TBRe Detroit X ewes. - , —s — »*" 4 % " ‘ : . J ~ sa aed ‘ 4 4 - ~ -~ _ - ~ _ 7 sa iA « - is -' ‘ -- > - - . ” > S . >; ow _ — tenia _— a Se 48 = e 4 “a 4 = 7 - x» é*J GN e ma » ZMAX * Ie ‘ a spon M frustrated oF & re “he > & ta th roriay re 3 “irc us hore stenrming qt her anev's wth “ > het = . > ‘2 ° ' +. 3 —_- . : 4 , os . - wre | ~ -~ w& i a 3 s ow: 5 " . oe eal —— - ; po ris oa im . x W ei! ‘'y " : ‘ = —" ‘ ” . os line e G = * ; wn a ase 2 ee ; nUSc? he ss fig? 4 instead — « ‘tine nar Pan Ota oe " eens i = -s _ 4 ; ; + . > ee « sa. . i ‘or the (~ -—_od Y 3 - en? 7 , PY | > we ’ . ‘ sit = - \~ Mad AJ dee at a> & riiyv wT “ ~ a is ‘ t ‘ ‘ yy ~ ; “a , , i - - o ~ : Bae 4 - . ? 7 | _ _— oe LV - A. nia aac sana — a a . “4. SeUuULd Pise - O .3@ epir.t adventure which we vs igh Time He wes Getting Olders “ oO — + e & wie © hm “Se pa emé ‘ ir? 4a : » ‘ = °° oe ’ P i . , oo «~ . " Ts . , . —_—— ave M * % 5 ‘ = 7% i? —— «s« . ar X ns sti iy ¢ : : _¢ . a’'a «4 sa wht .?(@ 7 4 if ; : ad is eee : = - . - i . . Tr Seen : : ink & : eT : Ast ar ‘ j * . - nui iw as . = » > = i. © - a : -~—2 Lu — ry - . _ The bettoms of “ ist , i “=e 4 »* : en aes iS + we Sia. ai es. 8) 6. 1 Se i .-~- — . ’ s s > my Flaming, Stearmng Youth. . r Pore OMentous one ; Maric a _— ene ’ Sok ns ead » AIC ans Lae¢@ Same bres a ‘ e w hen set page Water eoeijec's ie | m - “5 —_ — Ame -" aoa a onom ; S.i4,.04." . = ™ shi c ae ] aT 2. ™ aod } “~ s rT ~* 7 ~ 4 - ~~ » m4 _* . + . . ™ >. ' ‘ F — ‘*'4, i; ot ‘ t 89 I - yeSsBe un. .05TCe sees Wiig SUDSIC ies, wen. _Sacog is now in suprenc " far as we were able to see & * n they become USlg atiy tn the * X- _ its ra.n iA tion ei 4 wa ind Dar . . gs ‘cas i “ot to > ene oo eo . c a7 o- [~ ne » , na . . - i ne a . a. many \ &’ se : > > hapel xe: ‘eh a ‘en > oe ; ‘ ; sob : : : —— eeu ” eG! a 3 = - - » ss r - 7 a‘ r 7 eT _ — Lin Ose rep 42 it&. Many x a ain igie pair at roiled stockings We ah ole ne ee ee | ur a te * toes y J . - “ ‘ 5 a? ~~ — a : e . P ° + > oa? i ; " ” om i ‘ 3 4 are taking a ples for Waste . ; AMR M i Ss on Wiii aa en St a a & a i 2@ Justices refused tO stretch the . + a xished ind maintain ad suc. ~2. OBe Was cB sen. an ae ; ie » imibie im “Ro! ed Steck! a preted re - s 4 YT a =e... : - — : a2 ee 3.876 1 _ 5 on MB ory repeats taei? This s not the = 3 a.) a2 >oOut gr: = whe would wai reg Z et {7 ‘ Ne > ne " sae us as ota -% — « th eee \ ~ i - LaeTr ie i wevar ~ ar - * - — - . a. *, . ° t& " - * ao ° 3 e* ; a whicb Re cou! P| not find. rhe asa , > ‘Missour. ie ciated : : » be - ; ~+ Ras 4 , ASSe ze x and freight 5} Che .4 .4Ine ? a* th« : te ry tastes of the... 2s err ‘hetr bo” frtern nas and ts io? pagk ts ¢ ~ a is : ‘ ee’ See | x es : .¢ ‘Ta —- : Lim 2 7 > op men = = (ro ‘own *¢ ‘Ou VN @itee eweaagtsiae « country have See> tintatead fenen Bosten. im : f “2 - nm” nr ® a oo we Roa) er: ws avered by Southside pi€rickers oo i a _ .. — oe 7 : aes Guia: r J e oe sctated from : =s om at : Ss s : : ‘ = r : el > — oe w *% er *% Sas — Crew "a * i % imo pi kas re , ‘ he : .* «lb . ae ‘ . 7 a «a. ° a - e - ao _ aa + ~* ’ ue id ~~ , PD ‘ hw ~ i could by the means Suggested be wh . Sue 10F (20 persistence of bio . oo witout a or i ‘ Lf? np riding "7 =f 7 » are = i~ taiitin tinani : . ? P | 2 Re Pe Be . ety Pr ad ; a P- + y > a’ a = 4 e preasan: and mea ae imvitin: . . ou i Pith Aa i oa i ; -¢ - . na " —* af 64 OR GU . : ‘ “ar 3 5 ° wa ter? * = 7™ ~* " - : -~ ° Opportunity should Se offered to Depu ; i "Netahie Ac % : ‘he shooting ——S —~e « : @ * ee | » Or more oo : nd in Case — Democratic poets iowa = 7 Win a boaf,race ma BA the A . ote - citizens to help keep ep cur com. wee: : ina tetiion « oe oe sg ns : properly luipped wit with “3 bsurd a “a ind win it dees with the here of; * Property. ELIZABETH L. PARKER | ss mR ae pant tty, ditt © Mayor i going great guns “OUBars and s S. and freight sheds an - S ° : "“e olay stroking tae eight te ies we *--» Woe Mer Family. ‘ John Goodman made good ut Re has a rubber to play with the Interstate mz - nvensences ‘or passengers. They are in Another good point in favor of the nee —_— Victory in a red het Oniteh Leume i Ee merce Commission. "oO sense a subsidy to air traff they are s that his color scheme was fairty = ea” Breeks. as a girt who Sheoir Has) standardized. : Everything. ts the star whe acts as : J. Do x- e (ne inspiration fer the winners amd

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‘fen ele - " “en a Misi ldd ce sh inasecla vee eh RS, 4 ‘ o , ; *, ~ , y Pee st) Sy wn J ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aia smttpiimmne LOSRAT EVENT Bik ww sae __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ss PAGE 21 ) “pyreK . ane —— ABROAD FOR SUMMER | class for five-gaited saddle mounts | WRITES BOOK ON AERIAL LAWS : ~. i . " » Bi. “Se , , ie ease : | -. lau en M\ams lo’ S ‘8 al Items sonsbas sac canner entice : with Norma Peavine second. In Hore pers i=: as hie hie ap i? LY OJ) 0 1 at a oe $s ae Se | the machine gun competition, a Detroit Attorney Defines State and afi d rt ov if, : JOHN NEIHAR wig 3 Pi i nie military event, Corporal Malloy’s Federal Regulations. navigate over another's land, crim- - O avoid a conflict of dates,| fam a es BS men took first place with ToT-| py ine associated Press | Mrs. Clifford W. Gaylord of . "2 - = | poral Klecka’s squad second and|/ ppgrROIT, Mich, June 27.—A/ Ser. effect on insurance contracts, Me. ee i Corporal Ward’s third. book, which, it is said, combines|#!rcraft as common carriers, Fed- * . ‘ +.4 5 ms THE LIVING CONSTITUTION. By Sens a ¢ Gaited Saddle Stake. third. The civilian potato race The book. which represents sev- Coolest Route man experiences that do not| soward Le Bain. (The Workers’) pall is to be at the Coronado Ho- eee | amit of direct statements in | Education Bureau Press, New. tel the evening of Dec. 21. Col. Be Wii. Se : the military team. author, treats of the various phases | to Memphis The ordinary mechanisms | York City.) |and Mrs. Gaylord, with Miss Pir-| { Gin: Samer Goldie’s Chief, a six-year-old Wonder Girl, a black mare, won | of earial law; historical, conflicting | : . gf languase may 'Bookshelf & a #8 sovereignty in air| (Convenient Too! ) , ‘e are so constitut- | Pooxksne Series, which is de-/' + Gilbe >} e | es a a : with Robinson riding. Or. Wil- tion, but we € 'her brother. Gilbert, will depart : Be. : ton and ridden by Louis B. Rob- & Leave ossecess LODGES pm cant in our experience is not in of men and women workers in| to spend the summer. inson of Hilliday, Mo., carri@#d| second and Miss Norma Engle on she nature of information. The |/"dustry. Art, literature, natural | away first place in the five-{ Ethel King, was third. P. 8S. Me- pods of understanding may he |imcluded in the cultural bill of | Se eee ee a Pema yest ts 4: i. Ss i Pee contest of the closing program cf| five-gaited pairs class winners minds of others. | fare. The present volume con-| ** a New 20Fk for the Nor 4 ees nei Be iad ae the Military sixth annual Military] with A. N. Engle and Miss Engle rocess E=- ita. 2 Tawi | Boiss cas : Z This proc ‘our fundamental law. | a and a week ee They ee - yt £ feruen Bareacks yesteréay, portant 7 M ISS HEFFERN, daughter of querade was third. dies’ jumping contest riding her > MISSOURI space. aviation as a branch ef ime ‘inal liability of aviator or passen- ? * ed the ebs of Moonshine. Records the work of chemistry Hanley road, has announce |eral legislation and the agreement TTY. By Donald Corley. KoW-| tion, home furnishing and home| J@2¢ Pirrung. Miss Pirrung will tak by T | rvs to illustrate the character- | siveright,) | Will sail tomorrow from New York anly y mer qe ee : = ag “nethod of art, as ‘relatively Miss Tree, actress as well as °6r Partend nt ge si | mas y young Amé rican fellow S,4r€| Salorgne on Stewart McDonals’ ane aie suerte. It ts com- poet, is the daughter of Sir Her-| re PaGIRG, vere they will spend | headlining an entertaining vaude-| Big Mack with Big Surprise sec- few prose b ' 7 | ne Summer, _ville bill at the St. Louis Theater! ond and Persimmon third. R. W. osed of curious tales that must | bert Beerbohm 4 ree. She has! ‘thie week: They wer eT ical | ; rene: P been playing a leading role in Max! Guy A. Thompson of 32 Wash-| ‘8S Weex. they were the musical | Brown's Clay Willis won the model hits of the recent Orpheum The-| anv ifs many readers. medit many things to 1 Pit ee™ aol tices : ; =~ @ structure of universally Reinhardt’s “The Miracle. Her/ ington terrace and his family will ' ) | recagnizable fact in them all seems | Verse is better than average. |depart tomorrow for their summer rns ron and “ge! week after 20% hoe . , , wo ma "oo one : i they lad “stoppet the show” at! abopt as substantial as a spider! RELIGION AS MAN’S COMPLE-| home at Wequetonsing, Mich His ss ery pe Pri, on he St Louis . ieisiiane . me ¢ . Font a ~ ASig eri J nce } 2. is |; wel gleaming W ith dew in the TION: A socio-religious study. daughte A Miss Kate Thompson, a th os - en : ain hein: Shenk veare a . . Pa . . a j s er y > > c » ' sc y cic ik 41 C4 4 AWS 4 io . > eee @ his choice of songs, and the manner | ’ ems admirahle, ave : them a! atis , ie nee mm la rgpiheley aides a viinien mH “rprlegearse8 oath ee | Ena ins hte cise of 4759) in which Brown, his accompanist, | Thought : Peete, g iace will return} gelivers his piano solos, make their | in the effort. | | clarify his own ideas and “ for-| Wednesday from Grand Haven. | hnaien aie Ea | Even the veiled symbolism mulate his religious philosophy. Mich., where she went to open her genriesiteses ne ra ete : mee agen: | volued wil] admit of many inte ' nanan a summer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. its % ables apt oe, wee yea secs h : t th Rock pretations, and the make’ : DREAM TAPEST RY. By Joseph Wiegund wilh Gavact. dient seks doc that one or two weak spots are | OW COVERS e quality of the book lies in thi ‘t IRE. (Foe ‘ meets * cesgyrve ' Grand Haven to pass the summer pg set ld & gies ane Island § DeBaliviere that the reader is lured rhis is said to be “the dream : "| gilded Burm Se dancer, and her Aven . Station tn on St Se dream adventures of his ow7 book of a sophisticate, presented Mrs. William C. D'Arcy of 6 Hor-| company offer a finished Gorse ; u ° ereating. The effect of zhese tales. v= a ogoregrsen ieee rd nga e pay! pipe scacer io: Saturday for of dances and Harry x — - Louis travelers? It saves an amte , eowy lLEerpart in iiterary annais. PuUMe the Last, where her daughter, Miss iis unique measure of fun are I th . ° a seer semen’ s. ' tlike this: Helen, will enter ree Ragged her outstanding acts.. If Har- e time and inconven- uch like that of good music. , ind much like “Pots and kettles— Mountain Camp at Andover, N. H.,/| ry Norwood and Alpha Hall are 1ence of a trip aowntown aA & "he book was ‘written .c i | Ini Depot 7 2 - @ mer Kettles and pots— fc summer, and her son. Wil- ny, our comedy education has to the nion who have “the grent giit o ") . : mei ; . : : , = 3ut the young know better al .vJr., Will enter Camp Kineo! been sadly neglected fo! , these , } ne - erment,” and for nn) o-h-rs “0: ere and | lod along dumbly through life at Harriston, M: i Oe eke T ue we ene fate \ en n't get } t¢ f . » it. irs. ATCY WII Tran ‘ : iS, this reason, it is useless to attempt , Fi d i to sketch i ateetcn With. 1 one © YORC-Ox? 9 to Somerset, Me., and will be | much of a kick out of the “rube’ ine Morning and evening tO e aan anv Lda cit Si r;€s. Mi] - ‘ : es ‘ . ° : the : ts +} uthor’s Oh no. led there later ne lmer lancers, of, for tha : trains to and from K t] Matt Ce ee acy 8% . oe ee ee em ei SPR Or ee Went me aed cman ie ak! Ao Rey pee ohare de ae —— a > we - - 1. ° ot r] 5S cp guste eR LE ; t 0 ON toe we ore ghee Soe ae ee ee ee ee ee py eee\ Seat Hiroe op mag dite Oo Bh Vite’ « 3 Nag are } { ed-hai T ho ha ° ne aqrawinks: y tC BUta a ‘ then, enslavement to a red-haired — _— i ‘ — —— . . . 7 m their own way. as remari-abie | pariot— been the guest of Miss Margaret CALIFORNIA WOMAN WINS Missouri Ozarks. Railroad om ’* f wonder if, with vour customary of observation ang readiness to ° as the tales. Quite approprint y cakcne FORD Be : S Routhek és a has return ? he} AWARD FOR WELFARE WORK and Pullman tickets sold hel} if a ~ . : 7 ; Ai ,ert? . =" ~~ ~~ + ‘Al and ba a e checked urred to you to launch another of” distinguished citizen O71 Donaid A biography written con amore 1138S ran 3} Shackelford Me. NEW YORK, ul 66 B existing evils, real or fancied, it — James Branch -Cabell, himself a Hamilton. (Henry Holt & Co.) prrective campaigns. I refer to thee” Corley’s world, furnishes an intro- =. the old-fashioned manner, the! Connell, daughter i i “thel Ri rdeon of Los ALRE¢tive, through anywhere West. . PEWS hot Prapner iz " - nar + 4 netioy tna ollw int rf Ces, a pa ty - : ; : ¢ Pt ‘ ee wm stec ; ; Fe oy $y : ine } og Era] he rs have Ot caption- aa duction h if really mn¢trc luce: obvious purpose being to te ll of Moet onnel| . 4° 48 Wy strninster ,ES ant ‘ rarTit eT) « la t Try Rock Island Service S 0 Society l; I Is %« ey ~r > “4 e "TT ~ 2 oy - ‘ a } su} _ : . hey lige . ric ) ‘olif "ni . » Society Gdamseis on horse-,, , CHEMISTRY AND THE HOME. ;the man and his achievements and piace, w! vas recently graduated biol nstruct } LiLOT Did, on your next trip has t rwarded $1000 anda gol . toge SO ae Re ott, “Miss So and Sx , , | ng Ss 50 and So on her favorite I'v Harrison FE. Howe and Fran- (not to impress the reader with the trom nth College, has returned dltemeentetinteiaalan tiie taken deadline tamed (Scribners.) aut ‘leverness. | - Louis to spend the summer Undue stress is always placed qn. i cts M. Turner rd favorite. That 1S why I ob- ; —— — += —_—— ——————— —_— ' - SS a Ith her mother. iatio yf hi ity, nrougn the For information, tickets and reservations : , why you should do something about— — . . sur lagazine ‘“‘to the individual , Strikes my critical mind that for a . a ° ; : Miss Mildred Garrels and her! reen ai , i in 1926 ir the me Phone Cabany 4504, or | ta to flaunt her posséssion of so ° | | he Week S New Films oot — rs ara B. Garrels of | distinctive co a ee ere PHIL A. AUER thing as a horse before her less Yr es Kingsbury place will depart | cial, civic or industrial fare of District Passenger Agent | ate sisters is provoking enough, with- July 2 to visit Mrs. Charles Ketch-! 4) ed States.” 817 Chemical Bidg. | Ving the photographer FO to pains . By NIE . eiqt)} of lLos A nye es. forme rly of + Vi?) in oa . injley ! rofe ecor it be known that is her “favorite” 1 ‘hey wil eae » thus implying that the lady has 1 ‘Oast, returning in abvut six vecks.’ won the rmon survey j » f . : bf them to select from. |] warn you: ® PPEARING this week ata number thes amount i ae "Ss ~ and medal offered to “the : * Ci lie the seeds of possible revolt. Theds Ae ‘’s theater as an armitess Junior Stars muke u Pay f wi ape ekage eas , lau ETI nthor he arti nuking «h ee 41 nl Cynien cire) 2-show freak Lon splendid cast. S right,4 ~—s dy te a is turned at Mint in Sy seeps: : : 1 . ee en e flapper is not without her ideat * vircus sid: BK. She will not, in most casem” | Chaney, chief exponant of horrors | , has nothing Jeft to’ college life which will please every sees it being thoroughly , , } ; . . } L- ‘ ainusing Littl =f e of rollicking ‘oT? . ’ ri, '? a ] aii Ine t to £0 out with a fellow unless he | ana creeps, S M “ . . LOT Sci oO} iis oe car. W ho knows, but that, as a ré- BnOW the screen unless he de- one W ho t } } a re i. hw ; “Scorrn soe’ ; iv. , . " | “ oT vob Vv é 4 {oo he uy ne / ome of Ler brother é T) i : « c. piotographer’s lack of discre2 cides to play a vVé sapere" = the enjoyable « g Bhp ee "| sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. RB EE Bathory riigioas =e ‘ro. ©. mm ’ ‘Testraint j c . inns Fr. Headless orseman oO ai € epy e . . : : v6 ° é ‘ o eal 4 PCTTMaA’nrg . nelaw c to te oe. hated ¢ n the matter I have im is Hore Still in the Ring. Carp of 6806 Enright avenue Winslow ¢ bale Univetsity, for) : ys d@ against, she will scorn all swains.”! Holiow. This latest offering 0! anon lis article, “Public Health at the v) , } , , vat) "1? —! . ee, radi hiention and medal (i ; ? : ' . ’ ee 7 a °9 iy ly 14 if ne nple - rr ° . Buch as can boast a completecty | Chaney's is called “The Unknown Te old plot of the simple Ii The marriage Miss ‘ rossroads, in the American ed stable” , and while it is unnecessarily hor- tle country girl who g0es 10) Wood Clayton lLouisvillé THEODORE TRILSEY. rible at times it is as thrilling and Ne w York and —. into the) and Edward 1.. a . . ' gripping a picture as any he has clutches, and apartment, ei re and Mrs. L. . : aes a ae oe ris ‘ked theatrical manager and WNo) a) 1) tool ; Six Gir ever made. For Chaney, in this wicked theatri & avenue, took “ ls No Longer Speak to Us. film. is a man of mystery who is rescued, not a moment too soon,| Wednesdav oO Testi + "’ Ee. ™ : te Sp g lin i ur suggestion for proposals by. his feet and bv the honest young millionaire, stuart Robins ae , eutaticte eo ° rikes ; a a throws knives with : On resbyvteria ~ a responsive chord in my | entertains circus audiences wit) who never had a thought of any-| Church, the: Rev. John A. naka & girl has to decide the momen- of that thing except marmage, has been officiating | ‘ CLs ( —_— ee eS ~t : 7 ue—Thru to Sixth ; gs : 7” - . . " > - . rr . . Uestion unhampered by extraneous sort. Outside of business hours gotten out and dusted off for use rhe bride wor Ces, she stands a better chance of Hee Mtiaman Seales” af the Ambas- | ane ; ayaa eat pecta a e. : ; however, he is an entirely different | In Dance Vesire at tne Ambs and.a veil of ; y igh Ps 2 ; > , “4 er . } ’ ey ath _ = " . 4 on Spee ag ee Overs man. It seems that he really has sador. There is a murder pitcn- | orange blossoms. ne carried a i ? oO > i = an. 5 4 : ble ° Bae . ere ‘ i ; 1 ene if ; 4 a " B ne “6 I OT OSe, she changes the ; arms and hands too and em ploy- forked into the affair ior good shower of bride S roses gt? qd lilies of An Annual June vent in Silverplate . efore launching a direct-mail cae _e ; he story is so thread-/ the valle; RS a enero E Gn, howeyv : them to advantage in the gentle art measure but the story IS 5 : { alley. Ni}! aia Ciayton was , . » nNOwever, I] would like to know of strangling and bank robbery. bare hat Ben Lyon and Pauline’ maid of honor and wore a costume at Jaccard S e@ Su M4 et) * © . P ey ? =. } ; ‘Oo ¢ ~ ’ } g ‘ } t t Y ’ - ae sean vom effects. Unfortunately his hands, which he Starke, try as they will, a of flesh tinted crepe de chi > . : . ~ - e . e P ‘ ' ly ° . 7. = 4 ’ ' mY 19 .@ ‘ = > RING'S BENCHMAN. keeps hidden most of the time, are make it worth while. On the carried Columbia ri waa et Items Priced . . . deformed and the police, hot on the stage though, Borrah Minevitch | ney was best man an ne usn ; o / Di fy / A k Gi h f . . wesdtSitenes tke Prints! Dimities! Amoskeag Ginghams! * ORIGIN OF SPECIOUSNESS trail ¢ anily ‘+. ' pets as much music out of a har- > } A rail of a man with easily idepti- gets as | ansepagy By ae eran cele ped e . Chaney to monica as "ritz Kreisier does vut Mumford, Howa: rd at 15c to $1 | Offering Most Extraordinary Values! The d’Autremont boys say that the fled hands, bring Mr. marl H 7 . . i " rY “ rome Ss f) i 4¢ i iirte riSte 1) of Darwin, Huxley and Schopen- thinking that the best way to avoid of a violin and he .alone ,is worth : Was responsible for the yb i he capt sla si.ugiteu } Vi @& Til rge!] Y himsel! AS a youn > : ee ee ie . ? Pedic et ] . “® 48 OW in suprem mand . - 7 ia >( the boards, ever: By the Associated Press. . « , a ; ' Phinese republic Senay aeaanaen j O far as we were able to see not;duced ‘t a he } tO ES HOR cea lake ics On Sale—Vandervoort Aisle Tables --10th St. Side. eg pubic, Many are called.o &@ single pair of rolled stockings | dreamed ot. Also the type of me: NEW YORK,. June e Was chose fs — , Ve half century ago Al: ts +" ode d “*"f0 ] ? ae is visible in “Rolled Stockings.” | drama popwar a Ha phen MAaruny, «¢ years Old, . J . . Which is at the Missouri, but it is is not the sort which appeals to the paralytic stroke. His work in ae ae 9 oad eStats itm. a This is not the al} about e rie who ©@ ould wear present gene ratiou and the w“ ander- ed the figurs s on the Agric ulftura] acca S Y) ; . { i ee. si } thi | ized. Everything. is the star who acts as/| good fellow according to — a J.D. He *’ the inspiration for the winners and ture—just never thought of that. years a lecturer for the Anti-Saloon | ' League, is dead.

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P. inte t 3 rr . i 7T~ rT, ¥ aa ~ " _ : . , la \ . ai ~— ii —" . - a 4% — ’ oe -s | wa rl a 4 sper tatirrs, as ' ; ' - | oe Pe me. as ee ee ‘ ‘. = : : 2 A ~ SAivi ri i. \ hite Sin? wit i4 ina i 4 s - as : r ; Pest ' . ‘ : ; — —_ -—-—- = — ; wr : ‘ Pri ni & ~ rh an . a . - = if? , . atte! Be oom AT ” t? is 77> ere’ ee he ren) o—— FP 2 7 % Vi ’ ~ ‘ “ — - r 7 . - re - > ; = - Park: “ies ifBoJ ae ~ ; : — . si ss =e. en =. j " : . ‘ ~ , - “* “ ‘ -- = = Cc = «1 = Sle i 2 —W Le er . ° aie . % ‘ : en : >; an. “ : —- oo: ee ae : Ss ” . re — hut « HHa ‘ i ‘ , a E ; ; e mi ; : ‘ - mitt vVougInge : ” “Otrris - nai +s . ae © ep4 ilit -- Lisail oo. J a BI Oop bail eens “ eeeememenne 4 t c. con pone : oe a oo - ~ TT) i ~ my Saget —~ = : ’ Derience . ' : on ‘ ‘ - . ™ T " : : * i +? ¥ bs i. b . Wa Oi eec* are - ‘ . - - id . - e c iw ew . i-ke Eis d ini’ ee i i \ . ‘ : “SBA! -« wee nd more ah ~~ = - - s ! ~ . : SS ee ae io = ? . © “tT tied oo ee. -ERE - aR M: - : ted ‘rst vs Mary W | s. = a ' tering s lar ie ea —Motheriess home, " " om? * mam ; _ , * a * & ey ‘ *" @ = . : - . — ™ : . ‘ site ‘ © a. £ 4 at irs * a is . i.Jsi CF : i ‘ , , i ‘ - - ; t ort - c . . Ma, Len ane. alter p De e 4 ‘I p § ‘ . Nua ' o ‘% te) al mi « ai : eo Y - nf . 2 } r i + os rT) é . - . ‘ - . : A . , oe —- - —_——. ; 4 ~ —w 7 2 oe SS SORSCn lage 49 | rn KisTENMACHDR— — — = ‘one a? met ee “SS SEREEPER AND COOK— , af gone ° optestt [AUTO LOM y . ’ ? ' * 4 > ‘ ~ - . - ] re V? —s = Ve : * Lneat¢ r aS . X “ ° > . y .. a ' om 7 ee Peo al ee BS 4 BI i} ee vi Nia = bad Lier , Mi - ’ fawaee we at - Ext ——— _— . low ; +h, thic pcs - ' ;, ' MCMucien Printin ‘i sociation, not onl¢ pleased with this : 3 Beet eA. . asietaahtlipiae , ) BESS 2 Punting Co. J3e4 ° 7 ° : 4 ’ ° e. aite! “a? res rg it aS reTrrareawnis ” "4 ; " 4a - a _ eee a i ‘ “ . Edit a eB ee e ¢ * 7 Ps) ae ne E ~ se ~ : = - - ~ a’: . : a _ aad e ~ = ~ — ~ - ~~ of rain Was tn the sky or when | : - os -_ = — HIG, . . ro : ' | BORTTCHER- ” Prain —— ae — ee — = nite ‘ ~ a > “4 " ~ rr . “ , ° - . epectators, huddled in topcoats . 76 ‘ay, Jum , : : ~ : . eine eee me LS ~ ~-s- : , 52193 | reat | | ; HEDP WANTED . nplies: thee - bie y memn eo thie scig : : “ > f . : Pees. ” SS raps. ~ raved Uns asonat sc Ww es a : s . . ‘ = ~~ - - , = = & 4 & ews * . he ~ . ‘ = * Libs i ve . ' . hf ; , | , - re JeoVblign tv - . >: : 1¢ i iif rer, }, Bide 22 Tes edi. Jas Rt ta — . Pointed audience of Mondar. there |: Eyes ; ' d ‘ cad eager en ao | Oe ope low tz O20 - + + it 7 + + “ ; ' ry 5 = oe “ — . ‘ r were abn: 0,000 spe BlOTS rex! : ; : Li - ro ef .cs™e > — ‘ z : ; ; Wip~\— + selling expert- PERAT RS— Expenmenued . _ * * . sa - nis if cS +4 ei? o _imemnne nema a atore -- lager a T Me “rr over, = i “a es , —— . . r~ = gore en omkte . ~ Wor ee 4 OT & ae 2 ¢ ioe & t i re ae | 7 rs, : . : - : : J - . le “ ; ‘ ba SPhs~Q a al 1 1 Ane ve ae . Sor ff the Flams wu , rTYr'o- we ae : tt cn > £ © - } : ‘ - a ™ ’ ’ — ~ =- “r\ > Y . ~ Sx m.. * f= ER— af onc ~ > . -* - * ‘ . as - - Y vk a te Guced at this theater Pr: 2 {orst nDa @ a £ 2837 ’ - a " trwvu, ye sy iy « time in = St ] Faber. ee 3. r. . . ft : . = . : & x wt | BUCKLEY - ‘ = De ce . . = ~ ahs : Ke aaa 2. S28 oe _ : as ae give ag: 7 bh ar . - x - : ° ad - “ \ : : : : m ee en ere « ; anc Trt.erence. Boz AT LA ROQUE- -BANKY WEDDING at. 3 : : i | ac Trade — € . 4 “tie ‘4 * ‘wii i - ii se five ' . ~t . ’ é Pa “~ . _ To WA ie ak - in | ane : : —o ‘ sell a y bond pay- WATTRESS—Wust be expe m : ~ . . - sii ai as wae. s can le 5 ha L., ” . “« ~ ° « rr « 32 ie This a9 ATTRESS = a , . o ou ; - a A Pn. De ——s : ; r ; I - ~ 4 , . — cere , Tyr) Te ba : ind 5 ex sited oe ~ ! for Film Stars at Beverh South Beoacts . ; “ ; : was S44 ' TS, . — i enree av: -6 Morgan. coener of . AS c ‘ ; °> oo. e . 4 fiw - ¢ tad P+ - Hills mr ~s) ; , ‘ eae... ee é 4 a 3 Streeter Cs wo VAN—F or c es g end a . ee : a ee ———— a a a ' . Ad : “Es. , work te « © BUTI — M AZ ee iy the Aesociated Pree ‘ : pee , : 4 et ” ess * : . i - = 7 ‘ . ” ‘ 7. » wv ‘a rey “ee % Rr oo } va ER I on Hl _— a oo J | ri alle | _) ¥ ; a P . r z 4 7 7 *% ¥ e 7 Li “> T> . i . . — —_—— vi A \ —— 190 - , . RS . idie-eged. to cnok -% eons . OEE TO Dc sata Pt BB nee . L\TFSVMVAN WITH CAR with werk i on ~ eae GRand —A uard neariy 169 nn xe : . : a ak pana meen cneliniite a _ sniffs u ¥ ii he rh Tk ~ a. j “chose crust erate & of e+ 4. : 4 s?% . © cea : 7 -— i) qaiuipneuineasenianeiniarbenetamenniaaten al I I oe ait ain A ~ S te _— — = aes : ? ioe stern fiw ork t: Q right party . 3 ‘ . aoe . : rs ; fat . - i ‘ en fe e 2 i* ee i i‘ ng or eR ee 14, } ; ‘ was called out vesterday to hola os : . ectr irdware trade: ¢ : 7 CLOTHIN . | | RYeD | gt ee | ie tb ee ee ee - LADY— to take cash and Ge G back throncs of the curious at *>e Memo ri e! , Le TP Be gages epemegper ee emermneny, Beeee - FMIER Sk 2 ¥- ng OO Market - . ‘ Tr SOT. rt r : , , , 3 “i> 7 AT) wy Pz ; marriage and later at :he wedd?: CLEMENTS—Enter -. Tug > - a rece pti Tt? of = , ’ Ton ) ae ry ft! e n . i i” . — ae - eM CY * ; . & AS% = . . ~ ' } ~ \' } ‘\ vie * als a ie a mi ‘ . ‘ . os ‘ “iy LAD Yi -3 roendort as = . - - > 7 - 4 \ Li rz a Bankr, film st ~4 mancicine snenin ; ww 3: “4 Pa 5 mw te! | ns be a t : ane ; ao mur’ Culling records Tm last ry P 4 —_ 4 : _ ste - . = —_ =, , - . . ean es ca must be satisfied ™Oce: @hee Brauer Bros. Shee Ca, ** r, ‘~~ nal , > } . 2 . ~ - } . ™ li vw ty Z ¢ ‘ an * ' . + - ‘- : ~i ne + vm ow © > “nh . . a _- eee —_— meee — —— EEE eNS . ~ — . « + ~ aoe * x. the Church of the Ge Sheph om = >= 2 NG WOMAN—General Kitche® RI ee. ‘ on rt : . . J are gs gi: . nat : —_—. a2 on 4 : “ a x | be a2 Z af bi “ be re th, ce rer tek \ e 3 q ~ - 5 TY 7 ay rT) } A] “ - = = sas “ - ig M ' a» _ * + ss ine a ~ ad he hotel w! . ape ‘ : ASSERS AND ae Rh ah Be anil mok + bes ¢ ~ 5 ge = * tty 2? rs f ip :? ‘ . iA \ GIR WOMEN : ’ ‘ *. . ~~ f _ ee : | - ‘ wv _ . \ Jj ~ , -? ch rt b ané hote! wer io@es] ft ' ™ ih in— $7 “ we . - * vi, Fo 4 “) J _. 4 “gt ; mia rvied . - sities aaa iat wl Pin ro oA 7 ‘ : +--+ = ft — =— 2 . ’ * . : - a tra‘Tic to pr ne Aone eetins “or s § t Te ai peruiing , fa See ee I WUE, J@agent outside work: part ” oo preven: ¢ & PSLIOD N-iaw ce - Bus adl Si experience Hot essentia Room Ce etl ES. de Mi! le “ ve — lucer 7 : . = 4 . ; ; ‘ 7 oe % wert toe enter the reg! retata ; . ; a . , ee . _ , . o- —- od ; ; vs : 4 , = “ A Esta ne , oo ; : 5 a“ wero rx was beast man ana S ee , : i . : ; a Ifa know) ccge aay ‘ » ae 2tee eS , - ‘ be ~ =~ ; SES - . a ‘ . - “a ~ - = * — “i ae u wa = tr - . Feo wae | ALiss — | at Found EMPLOYMENT WANTED : : : — Deo rou want to know the sctual | HOU) mame SY SS \ Aen "R008 TPOMm | 4 t — ; ‘ at ” remnants Prin pies read. Sale, such gs bow emery £70 Fears ago. cave the| - OA. ; 2 . MEN. BOYS summer. 1 “$+ - eninr .o acvise people how to Duiid and buy BABY BUGCi—Liesd: Sin. e66ee ride awav Diane tnd wi ms ¥ . : ; , 9s a susmrmmemanignaetipmaaninctnsee — — - mah oa : “ iat Te OMes -2Te aWuye saie- | edie wot. ee MOUCkR | DONNELLY — a2 , 2 a | | mn | kunex Hotel. a * to peck the proper locee | BRDROOM SUIT™—é¢-piere Ameren: : er an ao ——S +. . , —— 4 . t mt , ‘ :* ‘ t ; Tiare So Fem ereregs wt weer ‘he man 4 . ; aed Ts 4 oy az -ue Parr it DY train for Van , = ; v ' ’ : ~ . : . = wt, eed chifforebe. choice of courer RC Ped j ; Re . , : : : dae : ; oe ce t eX i RAINE DpaiK ‘wer year amc the mas _jiresser. SPs. terms. 48 Chea . Ou 3.4 * ~X —_ ie ea " : TY stataar . & g A : , ~F % Taa% ; , A uid 2 — : eer eee — . | ; tak ifte Siv 0 =r ¥r"ER ? one : —— . ‘ , = tia ae cistante fs “s _ ¢ i | BLNGALATW RANGE—A. motor trip thr ee ® r% : “a *y : wy t é' ne - . ‘ ; ‘ : eee reeticng 7 see . a“ ; ' Os ‘ , P natn OuUug Ys OS ee (“a P) . a os : ‘ . . ? s = oime a. cots NS ae ennai ies : 3 “ oar tend -— ° s 3 Bi are riper ager ct 7” knowing were hes e.irtt.r user Steuer ~et? : rm ¥ - rs 6 y ‘ : ° i hs = U a — , ~ os * a — , 2 n i ¢ Py - * -_ * . . re c~ : 7 , z? aca v Lid ie rin. S hee aR > , BUSINESS ey RDS , : as . ° poet - P — oe 4 ; th =: i i az’D 5 ae Le effice of the Rr . JOB - ) . a wa |* ABKNEY—' ntered = i: rest om Satur snes, t a Tox sOTe. wham ggeccre PO ee | sine | Purpitur- Co. 1200 8. Bre ii 7 * a t pices sabt tor od a0. OTe / | oe — cor cao aed te eee ET ae, rahiney, | Sach Sexioe, a ar x staw. BRICKLAYING x _& TUCKPOINT'G barber Li: ee pads Svar. eee.) DAVIS BEAL, AD | DINING ROOM sUTPE— Welat — — ee REGG!I : Its a lune °?.—The a : rs | aims ar : Az 4 rep - ” = ws A : 228 a 3 ; TT ; i 3 : r i _ ae anc 53a - po — ‘ iy #2 of pel : z=) “\M ‘ a a ass Orie er MORTGAGE CO. | eee was Surmnian. Wastes . Ss : MACHINERY two Fascists, w} Wer j at in ae eral Tueacas . . 7 - . oy ~ BOF Gaeughierr Mies TT POINTIS G— . mints, i—> is w thes : : trade = ss 4 = 2a a a> —— “ “ + , ) ELEC ; ONIN : : their way to nar’ er a aes - ' satu SPASNICK believed to ix Coe iwte Cemetery ; | Bt- tee = lt oer. ‘ies BLS ~§ ‘ ® 4 e : | a6 Ae Eze Af a o8 e 3 *~ : 4 , a i | 5 7 : : ” 4 | a 4 ‘4 S$ f : : ceca pet mS re. No. 142 and Choute a “ | CHAUPPECR-—-Si§.; private or truck, ret | mt | cixtion - and - Auetetan- on hy -)) Mearest druggist... MAin 1111 acrenees. — 9610, ask for Wil- * a cad en

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'wAt, “27,1927 er. LOUD Wea! 2 Se DISPATCH. _ ae ~~ Sietetteneadietteteaee ont = = BONDATeo?. | «SM WANT WORK? _ Tell what you can do through a POST-DISPATCH “WANT” AD—or read the HELP W WANTED ADS°86 SAl ESMEN WANTED JUNE: x vie or tad ei? APARTMENTS FOR RENT DWELLINGS FOR RENT —FURNISHED ren bce how pia EP Ad PON or te? a BUXTON & tionery, 4th apd Olive. GArfield 7110 ck fold) 1 ccalta- cle: ‘eamweniemred’ te bie b eeatd see. Snewes. oie Ms. ele RITE for way of Webste: and our yi] ‘ a I ~ Net of home phone W Eebeter — ae 7 R age 25 wf Lal fiuat (Ps . » ; . » be ee a PT a ~ OY gle Ay aD . ee han od on ee cimost new: ni eee neve, Sees Sean, 1 naies’ asmeiees tami See 2 | SHING APARTMENTS | —_ , _| WEBSTER GROVES TRUST Co. 4 . is . . 9 ye és ~ P ry “- i : a a1? » [ai : : 24 : - —-" Roos i¥ 9 " Impe trial Bia TABLE SUPPLIES WANT orders eee » pies. e3; Ra bomemace cakes arn‘! (c4) ¥ Fall ~ a tae Gace ae — rn hite enamel ~Tourin Cars itp 644611 seuing sulle first, | a= lururionsly turni ite Forest | MANCHE . cake ; } BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES 6 i ~ State tees ef « vom, MEETS ee ornate es | core curing Care For Sale | OLIVE; daar all costonlonteet weaeonngie | Perky tec claniior eforcet iad, For Sale $25 to $500 - A - ao | ie 1 irre i ¢ >. R AN N : ' e- Chevrolet ¢ Mane ! ; itehtorae (see ike sy {5 , 7 =aP , ane ' | })) = | ofa mirror. $23-| TYP RITER AND, ADDING | jose Reller Chevrolet Co. Sf) | PAGE G20 trae, ew amare | exORaTG | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. soeniow 8100 o35 Bo eo rapid): ge ifol —— ee ith i 7 ; - i — : ri nth + . oa & . } " BY add td, y=) 5 0.9 ‘ nd frat Domestic “ ee eee : ~~ i. exter. _ Bland : arn | De en ee ee eee WALTON. 510 No_Newly furnished re score’ reasuuable rent: axe 23 (ear, porch os on st Sata od ot Pe a. 1 wer woud. a |} STAR—! irl sar; $90. UOret — — —~,|, room apartment: 2 complete beds, £1 npr = , TME ‘INT STORE ew Quick Mea schen {2% Law T. W.. 203 2 1 1182. 2 ast t i 3 rta- | Home Che: Uetueed te SG: 2 recme, OM | | TH. 1315, 6. or 2, 0 \CEXTNGTON, 4501—Modern 4 rooms and{(i/ ai i? toe . ‘ Ut i NI DER WOC : i aes 0 eee ee ee Dated hi FN Ee Re “hs ARES ik ni ae? NPAs 2008 N. 201 lars o ara’ owner man ’ rarmuenes ys +} ‘ ' mes, wee ric. . rie ov. a eucg rvom. garage reps 15 - ~ ee ae a ' wei the eam ; Low Palees Wi South liable and iegai compen). ‘ ce THIS: OL FATHA 4374—New 4-room frame bu PAY BACK LIKE urnect hard swood fioore: t oay back $1! week'y ‘ im tub: gas. eie@ctric ema.. f. Vv eee Ki, a wernr v hbealiance like remt: just a5 | WESTMINSTER, 462. ens 3-4-room efficienry: now A | . | 2 ° | 7 } .’ 7 ; : , 1 ; r ? é ‘s ; ' { eb 7 bs €: | S hw daranteed: onl vA we ew a3 FO . WEST noe Ct Mites a {6g} | HARTFORD, 6028—4 rooms. ~VJ . 7 ha : ___ Accessories, _Parts—! roae Lt _ — : . ; — ¥ , :; : Be ‘ : : “; in t oe) ? 7 - I rr ads ' y m3. eice arive. Gout .& £ raze. 4 se r _ » mato spas wine * - Q i s Lid. , ‘ >, Jit mou . ns . + ine rT 4 " ‘ af : wes r “ ’ . . . Lé Ow te r. W i RLITZE : mix ( RI ) G EN N\ | rh i ¢ IRS mo ¢ rr? ‘ — JE ifs wm wis d-« 4 ont ue t nart ryt a , ‘ : , ' H° 2%) Ps ~" : i “4° . & . } : F IVE C+ | : os , ) : - : | ie - . ’ " [ ‘. 7 ee . . rovum : ’ ie : t : ai ‘ t ri’ acai . ¢ } ~ an - , ane : - ory ly r) . : W est eS fi a =o ' ered ee ae 4 Be ere:s : onacntene : —o-4 , . ror; te ‘ ‘ } ) I = ‘2s P| L ‘ : a(n BREDELL $510—+t-room cottage. le EN axD WOMEN ing + Bie ] PT) : , ‘ i= A . aa) > . . a the hard wo od fieors. garace $40 00 Bip phasic later ~~ hack S43 weeny bas back $4 weeny HLEM GRAND BI se A. M. to 9 F. ww lie cA8e * ere YU Men “ 5 a YE, 4 shat Saal a ~ ee large atti terms; a et an srown | See we firet ; : her bes? YoU K BkAT $500 x } ' | your os ty - pew @4 and ruvom | ur persona! re r jase Iino Gera. . tee R ATER NOM IN GS: EXPE »00L a A.mos “. - ’ every Pesper linens. ice. PArkview 410° oS) 1 A, mh Tar (o34 aha eg. 4 i» “ | - ‘ - - . "IoRT IT : | on ae 5 + eautifully f1 t-room ef Cirele drive | ok - LL = ee re ene eee iene” ney; rent so one ver SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT | modern brick bungalows: 00 any wma! PLES DISCOUNT O00. ] ; f o ' — — os = : , x4 ; f ; lorge 6-roon ff (er with slr .eriewTice } *y + ss. | r —_ tt. ih ‘ AR an Ty 77 7 4 wc | , , ‘ beg "y ti {a ’ ] ; Lot. DD Hea utic | n risen ; | : a is ; ’ ao : "0 LAU GHL IN REAL: ALTY | een 119 N Py | Ve ad . ney a —_ bies, oo | a tei —- ee a en ‘1, be. ey) eonnectil hath @ } ey ¥. versthing = ata 1 ae rich yore rar €. 101 - om Ain 2) z : T q 4) i spe! oD . ‘ ¥ gom* body ie cons to et st. ; ee b Movemetionsi tate Bice. St nr etme in 24 Hour + new: 1 nos ane ee aes Sale . ae : SOT dine erneeilical paella iSO Pgs, sce spy germ ict r slinpeelacer —_ : ) bungalow irnisbed: $60: we ar of any kind: 0 arcwood ‘nsore | xO ENDORSERS. PRIVATE—FAIR. og ——— o- egap be Raper GF ELANO me SP ything in saivagec nar jences : ASHLING — + ah 39465. | . 7 c righ’: used monstration: wonderty MODERN AUTO PARTS, | SeHINGTON, 42h0-— Exceptionally well FACING FOREST ra Steaeae ae Lawn )—Three | Call Parkview 3°463-! Jrome Finance Service, Ine. _ . ‘ : # OFFIC E WMESTIC I EL EC \ -TRIC > ), a 7 ae ge: =. te “ f' r+ Se : : a an —~———_—— ry ay j @Ding and . pil w k : = # 4 and ~ reper effiicen¢ v: : c . arate pe : § r ree : 78-9) Louéermaa I IME—THIS EVENING WILL BE se oe ee ee inciuses, 3 seamen furnished 4 and 5 roo: . EA TAYLUR TRIS: Garfield 2999 Jith and Loeust.(c8) “MYRON PARK REALTY © TT ECTRIC WASHING MA- | AFOLIAN CO. 1004 ) \ ) —Houseks or eee | THE.. BRANSCOME | _FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE 858 OTT AL 0.. i in Very conditior wihal y 0 & eT... hf aieareers Me : — : spilan- ccanimecsuerimegnetabretineticata=?~* | 31 S VESTMENT WE 7 E STREET RDO”, : SIMBALL | GRAND— Mahogany: | ¢t¥ HO0M AND BOARD--Two gentlemen; ¢¥0 | WESTMINSTER. 415 | itl n_sutiease beautify! 3-ro0m ettidence, | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES wee hy CASH . __LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Ss ce “"T Pe gue 6 So 1% « .. ain: ie n fam EH] ar (CGd) enetts Pun i? tet ‘ ris furrniis! rate 2 OT ve : - ‘ zs . OO) an ‘ EN and WOMEN [& GESTIC ELECTRIC CO. | wg pint rinsed Beis (mista Shi, Se arate Lome | PESTS Ae To | uraish a] Foe ARATE Moe Ore, tiers vgm|~ | SSOOCASH | | gomey Tomxeb S100 000 co, Haaren Ww HO ARF NOW Ww Su. ; ors “’ Oy. , y ive ' PA | POKER 2) yore - j oye mm ; oot Tmt abe : | ight ma rcLuring, 30 | * wD" ow 4 - on Nosten 8: aie S285 | oa - sufiens eaeond yet D “aa i al ‘J i a ry ——_— . - - ——— — ; ent > Fg” FO ae Fs an ‘ wet . 2 he As eee! - = , enohone , IB Clinton aY.. rents $260 rotitat location in on , + @inin sit Saf "HMAN PTs , ’ art - rite ‘er ht spol " omega ‘3 - ‘fas ' tans * AK Pa srown Bide. monty rms. rT} b . 4 & ; . +z - : _— ™™ » 4 af re hye py. i ‘ i os »4 . " j et. ' - j Y +4 ‘reduced. m aa “a a1 dere} be abie to te e your . Rer, ts £113 ry‘ mth at your present : on Dinh al Tr moar oy) i tleman: garane TTICKORY, 23409—4 root ric, peso jon nt $30. 3 N. Oth est.. single fiat, 3 rooms.) er I S S 0 t] . ))) Si ’LABADI ’ ird for me - ane ; 9 ETT |, 7 aegis >) Aurced from $3000 to $4250: terms. le rates: per cent int erest *. ’ : rm. 2 ae, se a ington Arm ILCs : aa Genin ae ACK KR. BE. CO... See Chestnu - j , ‘. a a. ; . /-— as “« “st 4 7 _» | BB, 4 7 “ CO., 624 Chestout 4i*3 Bh 28, at 8 . RIG ) rh xl | S560 Pershing: $12 and $14 weekly: R , Netra Pe tt, +s Fo SEED “MONEY! | WE FIRST "AND SECON ‘D ‘DEEDS orner Proadway and Clin- very attrac- lowest rales 'y rr cr ick ac yur ag “Be 3 C bestn: it. ich H. M. S&S }IMITZ kK. BE. U D DE EDS OF TRUST. ase larve or e@tmaii; re na- SECON } position, you are interested in Knowing these : + t Jo a are vited to attend our night sUtscay evening, June — - FURNITURE South DAVIS MORTGAGE [ith and Locust Sts HELP WTD.—WOM -_-_ N. BINDER : STRLS A rere hi mat 17th | BOORKE — me A Grou: {>t} nd FF ' ~ URLS Must he e¢: ea fxperien: “ed ee 4 & bind 7) .—- — . ne @ UT? | Pes ehee ARI ty anced Or D0 sulk 820 Washington. LIines - -ager. oth on e. Modern Prin'- ‘ ct a eS » 4 “7 Loehr Employ, 74 fm over 20d experience. ecuce- E-137. ost-Liis- ‘ce. e expenenceca. Apriv ic _ 4 Us Bosher Bemeu: comer h ic} ecnera’ house- aust, lke chii- cs Ft os er 19 gov ©-at¢ ’ cook anc he) i? roe co horvme m™m ust giay to right party. TR: ic2) cash and do gece ic 4, drepaeee « —— finweh ladies £8" cleaning. ia " inte ndo cera kitchen wo CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS _WOMEN ot : married or eingit’ ' Dart or full time a : Room 401 vt jie, ct # . ~ : ti 3 ‘, Iti os 3 Fe Gare ~ A, th, Li a=sJ | MAA ES——To canvase hosiery: bis pay. 48a | a Sh. 7, 2 5: wind $ —— ‘ m Di roe Cw as HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE god aaa MG ic?) American war Steiner Fur _icg®) BUGGS—lJerd. $is. ; fi ay. Amertcan walnut fin cheice of vanity oF 40 Chouteag. tcl) enameled ¥ } Riciner F uo) i? “at —) id) re} Biotees “ Rroatwar. iTi—Weinut Vi erehoune. @lightly Mechan, foyin Open even nrs. i ar i renin erat eet btad Ke ~~ 1 9TH ; trite os oa . os NY? hi = _— y,ev Prer 60u. 48s Pow recoma, cheap. AUCTION TU ESD AY Yj ® > ROOMS IN SUBURBS a | RADIO D i _ For § Sale oe _Reparnig Oo Lad Ark — AUTOMOBILES W anted ROOMMATES WANTED eri afr ETIOLD ee Ww = ~*~ . 5.000 Cz . P - -~ a Ji! APARTMENTS AP ARTM ENTS FOR RENT. N orth Ww = -~ HORSES AND VEHICLES For ‘Sale Yh CHE\ OLD, SILVER tee ’ : . ; eee 2 - > ~ . ry j " : : “ : 4 . “ actturet ‘ . . _ ~ STORE AND “OFFICE FIXTURES For Sal . A* —— nner. nan —— _— WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES ai _ 5. AF AY E Bx E. : ‘ "PRospect 2322 | * > h- pric 200:.| Banking interests Quirk service, — -\| ROSENBERG BROS. MORTGAGE £0 Vv 9 rg f} rf > t . bul it “if (rate heatin rt heat 100 Choice Store Locati 1oOnls MW ance de a i E: . , oe a Lys ‘= Feo > ra. ¥' : . mor * ' * , ideal with ow —— REAL ESTATE _ BIDS. PL ANS _ ESTIMATES / at ag | ©5458 S. Grand. LA¢ m ake * ' Boom 301. 4102—Doutle fiat. modern: 4 on-resident owner wil ae all 7759 (cB) we ihe | ’ 804 Pine. MAin G2OS+ 5200 | MONEY WANTED | \MONEY Wtd.—$5000 at 6 = * first morteage ior 2 veare: w! By Flat f S... et room. effic dency; hard-| per cent bonus. Phone GHRand 15 Af tubs, sepa LET JOUR SAviNcs EARN @ Vet. T DEEDS oF TRUST * 6100 $25/ od $500 fol) & decd RESIDENCES FOR SALE genopat et 700. 9 31800. $2000 Are You Willing to Work 4600; $6500. 7000. Ample fire and | tornado insurance W est buy of toce "99290 Cabanne. (ci) nerfect ttiuce Wilh each G e ome ¢ ur Ownt Call or ‘phone for our list. to cy +a Home of ¥ pen wonderfu | KORTE. 110 BN. sTH. MAIN 4258. 59. i . ome s * as - Ages littie home that you can get for rent | _ new and your labor to complete the) house. it's @ knockout for the emb?- ae 4 You get a deed at once; pereees | Take Manchester bus st Maplewoo!l| WiLL BLY—Remedial Iwan. Pennington , = at Denny rood Piochester|uuert Shee. Twin-Plet Bales. Hbodes bi “Ks WW ves! od driv ~ Py a ~eund. \M! Z.. Annapolis Lfa 4d. Atkins Mig v if - ur mo \ ] unga lc on ad tee ia . si SP TER ih® ne busine = rf wiustri = HBreeace ‘¢ OANS—#25 TO $5000 ON THE MOKRIS PLAN “ > atlot [eid Olan: L se ry bor. “NDI STIAL LOAS C0. rapes s penn ms A Lhe. > eee ope aah pane se. sake Zh e y tie tater: a : t - eth vdicten lS store & us - * *, ore s : ‘ig Phy ad ——s weaned A tere tlh alt wee ae & - rs * >, , ewe “™ fet eat Hey * eA ~ > ae . Me om Th ~ S, & Deetedibetase thal P beg rhe et, ms

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PAGE STOCK TREND ~ REACTIONARY ON CHANGE 24 Selling Operations Resumed With Apparent Confi- dence—Stop Loss Orders Uncovered and Prices Break 1 to 6 Points — Banks Call $30,000,000. STOCK ] Pare inj stock sales, 2.240.500 shares. MARK ET AVERAGES Zyv incus- "0 Rat- Lriais st Monday 154.51 140.20 Saturday ...... Lot J+ 142.03 / Oem BBO +a es iw a> 144.1 Year ; re L18.95 High. i192; i5v.0l 440 Od Pm ii Ww ee 141 ~«3 ae i By Leased Wire from the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. BREW FY ning Pust ORK. June 27.—The. Evec- in its copyrighted finan- cial review today, says: “Selling operations in the stock market were resumed with, con- . ‘ +. * > 44%i* aut -' . ’ ¢ crwe sore Sr mu . In ss as STessive attacks laumched along ihe entire fener? ‘ — 7 . 7 5 Arore 4 displayed 3 Tre a re , aru I ; isa oOeveals - none of the indecisia: that characterized their miove- ments last week. ~~ levee oO bb hem orders poured into the . = " ¢ *- , market as layer after iayer of StO>D orgers Fe re uncovered and prices broke from ome to six points. Uod- rators for the rise made severii in -ctual attempts to attract G _ . : 3 outside following inthe rauroac ate gy? hor snares fe ut oppesition -was too Oils and Motors Sok. art : int riarket was irregular at the op stoned trading was quiet and price mov the end of the marke q ; “a ; ~ ; ~me , nervous by persistent selling whicn oA was of a “T* i. ine pressu ol and (‘leveland ements narrow. Betore the first hour, however, t was made nsettic ire was first seen itn the notor groups. Chandier- preferred was highly er- ratic, declining from 19 to 13 and * & - L iif sa recov ering to 18. Mack Truck | and Hudson Motors were under pressure, declining two points or niore. General Motors declined more than three points. Seiling of he oils was said to reflect specu- lative disappointment over the > 2? s - steady 1n + “2 [fading industria:s that were able to set the tide inst week gay wavy easily motive dr im? Comn gown five nai quotat Signai cre Dut. gmet + there. Un which had been well supperted in the @arliv poigt iate group Nes we ik eS ‘ points oy ‘avoeorabie to flood today. Baldwin Loco- | opped from 231 t 226 rereia! ance > s0iai points from Saturday %-, ion. (seneral Railwa , essed 123 to a new peak | with the large offerings ited States Steet common 4 , break yielded about one r .on. In the railroad Haven was acute ding’ three peints. Mis- souri Paci ferred ¢act Fe on . > . . a’ cor mon nd pre- h broke more than two the publication of an. un- May earnings report du: conditions. In-the eariy dealings CRicago and Eastern Ili. nois. Western Pacific. Kansas City ' Southern and Soo preferred were strong. Other strong spots tn the early trading were Air Reduction. National Biscuit, Bush. Termina! United Fruit and Allied Chemi- eal. : Banks Call $30-000,000. “W-ill street displayed some un- easiness otter Saturday deficit for reserve for the fourth successive week aser evealed inthe bank state- ment. teports were widespread that the b Gue after another rokers ioan. statement. the close. would ices large increase. Cal money renewed at 4 per cent and then advanced a 4% per cent around me ON Banks called about $30,009,000 in leans. Pxchange Market Irregular. “The foreign exchange market was irre gular with Italian eX - change heavy. pesetas strong and Japanese lower. CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER The “t. Louis “Clearing Hicuse Aseoe:”- tion reperted clearings | dune 27. iff: SiN) aes eortespeiniimng «tay ash year, S22 iM Om éhis wear Sh. hid ch orrespending pert! last rear $5.80). 1'* ‘uh he turrt le bats ; June oa? i182 vere Lwehite miivutuai accmunis SJ, WIM: total to lat $4 ..345.000 } Gehite to bark ami bankers accounts. S$: 4.- Har iMe!: total t igie $2 ASS MO) Och “nn hirnea] ogeints wer S535 5:6) 00 tc ai aute to indiv: accounts, SS? iwai and bank and Daneers : 47 SEW rURA June 27 —Rar siitrr 5a ™ Mevter@ @nibare 14:33 °, V\EW TORK. June —— - oe TTR “tmer: hich. 4% ow 4 ruling tate 4 Te PT . Tne mane * mix ~i silatera ap! java, £4.67 4%, four te ~ix mihe 424%44%: orime om ai pager 4474 %, LON! N. Jtime 7° tar gi ver *j 3.8 per @urr poney 5S & per cent Ugseount rates. ahert bitin. 4 >-is4i™% per emt i a ronrt hs iis, 44, per ent PARIS June 27. —Prices were irregular on the Bonree today Three per eect rentes ST ‘fsanes ~otinees ve whange on Loamion 174 ‘frames ‘, centime Five per om The dellar OM Oo Biecs Sas aeueteil af TS franes 53% oe | see et at SHIT ser 100 lbs > FG Re wi tine wee be . ee ~* Tit hy«. _Abdimen:. spet. SIT. Qu katlver site ASN TREN jane FT mS! gia‘? cc oper meyer is} il‘ futures 4 Te th ele g Peet ic eget ei! te | . stccoe™ ore 664 ite: gine, spot. (78 “9 Sd. fue ture fe ive \ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ oe sg el S7.LOUIS | MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1997 ll Se ww ae NEW YORK, dane 205.700 shares, compared with saturday. 1.880.600 a week aze and 927.- 100 «a eo age. Totar sales from Jan. 1 ere 767.465.7000 shares, com- pared witha 214,771,000 @ yeur age. BPP LA DA AOA AT at atte algae wat att alll al a c « —Tota! sales ?2,- ¢ e 4 Llie™ Livi I i is4, ls, 4744; 47% lit*s I8% 3a 37 1 me hy i 4- 4: > 4° 41% 1} o~ th iy th 31%, 3suy : cM) 114 Lic I Si% 28%. = 414s 424%, 4 a %& Sy 43 17% 176% 1 th Lim y Lee ty 1 4183 183 l $7 Tay a t. 113 bee, Lit LIS % +s. +% pa ee 1 ee 118% 115% Tus TRY a Is lis% i 1lo% 79% 78% 11d 113% ota 2H =S 74% TAS 11s 116%, 19's 19 40 4% las ‘43 Lusty S6*s 30%, SiMe Sty lg 19 28 27% Ltd LAS au 8 Noy a5 i he 15 llieS 34's 34% i ; 28%: 2 9°, BH 4, 20% LI%, st ied ly oe 2 Gls, 80%, 103 102 110% 110% 4% 4%. Sy Ss TM 4 42 ls 1 Ts Cavumet de A Moin 6 N TONE SHOWN N BOND MARKE] sharp "eac'ene “ot WOGS GENERALLY STEADY AT NATIONAL YARDS the rear Topped 8 menunetes $s 75a SMO 7% wan TS frances to eeriimes. | thermse i) ee, vere active ar @O™ che rears Sx 4! as a Whole Louis ise Cotton, 2a: Se = lL a3 61% l4's. 14% 47 8 415 ‘4 ) ore 17S Zi10 21.3 “Ky 72 4 los los 14 ‘ l+ “ 74%: 74 ~3 $1, ow? Se = 51% ott om os 1S 2 as 08 lsi i.s oo) Zz § 5, its 14% ++ Se au to lg7m% = =O016%S 37% 34% if 14% 19% lo 32% 6dt i 2s % an % S44 Lid, 143 4 1 "3s 125 hy 112% 110% 1a ® 100%, 164 y 174% a4 SS *y 4 44% 14 1 4° 47 43% 43% 22%: SS Tis 118 1:3 Tit *y 193 “4 10%) |The increase in fare allowed aa Street Car Company pending a ream ii? ‘. hese S 11s vans Bee G « ees. A a 14) % 128% 139 ) ness with most sales at 76. Tigguas (ida iis lus i 'al Candy and Missourt Portas * Reading 2d ptd =-- kb . | ef iad ro) po mreus Ee . > . Se en On ee ee ee | t+ #a# Me eer . bigti. ro ew alg -) Us s Rey nulas ‘bod w BD x ¥ enlsd 52% safety Labie aoe Lead , Lug + s st Louis i Fr Ry sb s ] ze ee ~ re tea ~ - . ee Jas 53 Jo st 4 Llus — s its gt ks» ts + Sol | Oe ele |S pa tees args eee rr ¢. ne ao isisr ee * a a a a as Pas ee i %* Seneca cee per tag ha stuck ru ee ra Th Pd PoP ae a re is nities brite S wee pet ee wake SLE GRATES. SEP TALE: ~ a bs 4 - é rf ete ~ « = nm Ee ne po &v ry ~j-i;3™— we ~ * 3 oid 7 aciair Con 0 pe 3: } ‘> cies ~* Pus nal é “re OD io 1! et ‘ ; Soumern Pacifie 6 of = og |» sats rite «| i) so ” ¥ ~! ens os rea ie 63 we rr, ' + It ' we - ee wrk a a wee 23 a ‘ + , « € wbmag' Sis mw or: = is | re reee er. £. . bi dd died ‘ -4 ms z = ~- ‘ . . of + 2.2 UZ 7 is Pa ae re 54 s Stewart- ed Spe ot é pus Poe 3 oO we udm fo ell tthe eis ist wel. 4 iT Gs aed ~ pe vy ars i rate “aioe ew oF CREEPERS ity Tetactograph C wo ~ ~~ et >» 4 ' “ " > is fej is —" > © ye rane | em oe oe ee ee — =e - — ~~ i 4 LFF EE SHEE EF Sah« eae £ ell itd * * ae Se | ta r e won ‘s Tt t Jtwe a be eu - iD =o we wr f S lt a Sees ds > Ice ii“-~ SSL SEF T- Gulf Su! ph 4. Pelt LLL (See Ute e Col ePLIiSwieuis o” s ’ core a wie range. Ford Mole p= tos which dropped 11 pulsts GES we Guith $64,000 a Week ave arte (day. advaneed 18 pomts to 47% Dempaae Ce. meved up sbout 4 poms and ¢ 'ywided wheu other issues snowed ~~ 3 ce B73; Pree a - 1 3 he a ow! «* i - =) * ¢ “4 Tite W O pfd 5 rd we — As=! PT st ae ae gre low see eee £3 = | a * =) i ££ -. oF ro) - ¢ Fe +m 1s Se ue wt owt 4 1 DED al * “=143 mm we ' hh pe - © = Va@ise > i f— fa) ee a uae fe os uN J 3% Transcontinent ©} ao] et “ike re ed ~~ “amis in supply. imeiuding Gobel, Inc. oa or oe x rt id - —_ 2 ob Unde 3% ‘4 Un Bag & Paper is - Te ee ey a? Gil bed ~~ ww band ~ ie oe 4 tt» '@ poimts under moderate eaica. \eanea eee ~~ we Cex 2$583) eereiwueé 49% Cn hi of Ca! re ioior rt 3 vt ba mia@ =) i) 4 ‘im the early trading and then react 2» Bil Par a oe ee a sa - 2 ~~ wo So ht GO a —" ime re et A% United Cig Sto w i. tin Cigar Stores = awnsoode bhi 2 39 " Ep 4 gze wil cee le rar 'which had been one of the strong ‘tures declined over a point, and same ) - we v; a ‘+ ~ . . ret wy is 2-1 * me re ; GWisw ae re Lite S: 7S Wis Geet ~nte wiube ’ » a he PTT ori er) ett t tl a) +See ™ a Rok Bae?” 4% SI of Lelecichpesedebekbohe | on | ¢ -* ve an (aold at a2 new low for the yeat Ge -* a ad =e we? ~ —_ _— » * i 66 e+ et ed ~— be Rter*e 2 Daa e| al | | oo ~ * * ot et o * rPtisgiv a re SPER wKe eet D Iw Bwis Sisr mo a w Ff at ~~ ~ i ran ss Pad RTE ed m F i «eh pe sae he Oe ee Lt ow ~~ ia pe me So ee en) 2 | ae fait bb beheaded ne a) + 145-4219 DWid wW 4p 4884 ae =) ne ne | ame — ~~ “pe . tte ae 4 ; enti El & MP 4 * * ~~ + eae a eee P ai bit cs owe me i Pt wis tur Pe * 2 LS Bt w 4 Nite an Pie a ’ oF if od iF ~4 aun Pe ae © wigwr “ ‘fhe RAED. SE Oe eae FP EEE oa il? Fe Peet & Ti White Motor Co 4 a ‘ ~ * od a4 s 7 Ye , Pa rs a OS & Olde Ue White Sew M pfd 4 fie ‘ * _- ) ‘ > a ee iy - a ‘te =— + é ~ i. eae oF 8 pte orto ‘ey Woo in F Ww Worthingt«n P&M. oe ro) eine, ee UAaw ows ie e PEE uw & f EFF te =) FF I + we * Pw we Sl z ase LOANS TO BROKERS SHOW DECREASE OF $44,000,000 W ASHING TON oans: = on Sa ae LA Ws ee = . - Z 158. issues the Federa! nounced . i> COTTON MARKET LOWER AT THE START Of = NEW YORK RUBBER MARKE NEW YORK. June Financial and — ED I a A en ee July $35. 10 a 7 ra, SR emoned | -~ *-- Chicago Cotton Market. ——— - STK RS Ro FUTURES. --_ 5-8c to 8c | highest, lowest and Railways 4s at 80 were unchangeg! eee an ST. LOUIS STOCK EX pared with 1.6759 ———} June °27.—St. Lous pubes same period tro ye ' sold higher at the start of thegam Quotations ea —_—————_ — | week on the iocal marig§ Caitegt a - ae | f ther consideration of subject abiy was considered. “LTT. — The reorganized traction GOVERN ME! was the leader in volume @ — s oa ; . 3347 . 26518i— «were unchanged. Fulten Ipe ‘ i> im | -' 198 lower. + - re ' — Total sales of stocks on the iim Ferms- ue _. 3 1060— change today amounted te [iim —, Lin id shares. compared with 653 gia ; svanced Sic 2 | Lb | Saturday. Bond saics wer Gi futerSet today oeeee 4%s 13% 100— Ae * Dee pt nae tte | el pn — pom and 2 Goverm™e: inj S48 «| S000 Stocks and Annu i per com ~ 4 Lib O02 4 ; : = as uD — SS a aoa 105) 361 eM Barer ee Lia Sy yx Bae = ia Serrice..-s : _ p a + A a > on | st. L. Pub Service. . 10) Say) od we ce ey ® éo col Je 46 ..i ‘st. L. Pub Service.. oo 264) & Decemoee, at $2.28% do of te W..) St. L. Pub Service 665 28 | ¢ heat pee September! gp col 46 --- Strx, Baer. Fuller 1.50 “Si ot Se weumemeesrig WW.8 BS Wabash Tel Sec D. 7 1UGHIGS | - em ber rn Si +Sh : deo 5a jae Waltke Soap 2.40. gud 4 a : = a > terouxh. tay | 4 * WEAKNESS DEVELOPS BE, “ory toca and > SOGkh. | ao kt od Oe cee . is - eat in aan in Au & Lveat = . ON CURB A ger al 475 a a 4, S Au vult aWi 5s - : o (u? cars. iu e?¢ (au me wend Br the Associated Press. ng ulmi n.i|s & @ 2) NEW YORK. June 77. ae is of waest —, — de 6s ctg 8O-.; ‘ the Cc - Pe + mpa re wit : cz 7) ; ae co * gga sibeh_ (4M last year. corn wees ~~" teday. Sme speciaities sharply ee su. ooo bushels compa red on at Bee . ’ ee — 5” ieee : while declines occurred in mam aes 3 week age and, oan do So 3 W Gir ft stocks, but before . ee mee oats receipts en a ae ae c¥t *5-- ket became extreme eax, oe lost and the genral list ‘omed - on . a wv a. | pa SE cownward Movement. - 79.000 bushels ——— Barneuall de w Cth | The activity of specialities, ” 712 ery stip menses MER! -SANTS EXCHAS GE. raat Tei of Se ope athwon of Cent wf Geo _- ious | Cent ot Us 5 ‘ss * uk a Cartie Pulling aa > — = ae cf : , ie ome —— sene 28 Cent of Ga cont ‘vamee of a int and was one . — Se L. ct Ge etrne features. Warner Broa. Fae from Kansas Cily “and Chicago | / Cea - decline of 1% w 19's. Big! : . . comet a " New York Sitk. 1 4 “= 1e0%d 3 ’ . i? i NEW YORK. June 27 ae otk eo 4 41% -% pmees per pound. Ja . . 327% @540. Crack double extra $5 006528 ne WHEAT crand double extra $5. 4t Ks. oa — — levrtra $5 404 5.59. italin, Bx Goer fs LO 64.30 Shanghai. steame three ¢ ' = 143 i r AT Let ; ; : ttia wTLY CORN ~ % idi®> ; Bot or sold Chickas Srard 93 100% a% 94% Delivery at M1 4 o7 4 a%b 91S SEPTEMBER CORN . be T% > Lao 106 \ as 100% % ; 1a a5 DECEMBER COR 4 1074 a Me ; a Lol ~a Se. ;, oy ~*~ . ey '¥) Ne +> 4 LLP? MOoEeR .T S ¥ Ee. : a “ ii~ * mY ~ lg iit, 105d Ss - coca. BP ADVANCE IS MADE. Sevozte= AGO folio Indus & BY CORN AT. CHICAGO ‘ge cx ¢ : : as “ne : c m (rng . ~t3e- March 17.35¢. (ae a smear ommte o amas - ° K he ead ’ . es “s me ks Go East ° . . ; aa* anced . ee . So Trun % ce s - BY _—~ =. , orn PR Power and Some Go West . Lariy Durin® © vices icenmyats $4 oad me - eit a] Cone 4 * ’ n 22 veers Later — ¢ Gae NT 3 ~ at — 3 he oe a ene Cnn 8 7 4 7 : figures .jewine as a Ci a 8 eo ones * eb ee © | . ~ a . oT} s Pe wen LORENZO E. ANDERSON & CO. > Sa : * — se.* 64 wer *¢ ~* e atl pa — ~ & A, azted ind SS Tmoaesionent Securities Peer ee, and that thie OO er ote | or ree ree Le = Tah a - Tt» rsh ° et Ss ru y , ~ tam t esunct Troms tS | Ge Norm. mer aot «@ & ne frost srturc “*? ; Nore B Ser... ameter os er mpent went ret Werth \Gnewv. PORN BIDS AND OFFERS | = ks ~ =< v ist Lox Aird June on M~-Geale hsp aod af: Hee & * : =— vom TE NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE : ee |e ta. —_—_— er (+4 HOM. MEW YORK CURB ASSOCIATION Wheat ime te SSS S| ee mre ......... SOT «|| 84. Fee CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE are ee ee eee . - \" Oo ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE 5c ‘ os im ae o's MER SMANTS EXCHASGS= | y-ce ~ = 2 ; oft- {mand . Lass ry 3 on = Whee. ta 7il ST. CMARLES ST. + SAINT LOUIS — -eovess- fi Tint & a | @ a Ynitde Grain Changes. |i 2% RX. June <7 —The vie a ae eh aa im spews "wheat | tnt — mn raphete in rock: Oe | a | ¢ 1 S10 908- com tecrease 1.4602-) | TeT « a “in decreseed $78,000: rye eos ‘xa 3°99 000. Darley increase =".

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ STL PBC ERM ip | NEWYORK BONDS (COMPLETE) | NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) =—_ | | a i — Is Fairly ! * | ; ’ | 2i- *, | By the Associated Press. | “ShcURITY. Sales. High Low. Close, | By the Associated Pre ‘ ST. LOUIS PRODUCE BOW. Jyne te STOCK RECORDS AN fo FUTURES | NEW YORK, July 27.—Total transactions in bonds on the New | CORPOR ATION BONDS. | NioW Y OK, “a ine £7.—Following is the official list of transac- | ’ Potato supplies were very and »>" Si .. 1 A da A a eng PA SNe te ARs , “ i ee A a demand was fairly active, bet piers were York Stock ne ee amounted to 11,000,000; sass sales oumbu! ; 40. Teeny "iY tions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving sales, high, low and General Pet 6s | : : me : 3 Now pees 4's 8 | his Wine 7 10m % lus pete, jlam. s i—3 % was the leader in volume of bist. = Cc — cRNME! ND». BOND MARKET AVERAGES. pettiont . + hn oe hao m Gas Peal LOL bg LOE 4s aoe * wills : ) 7 | Long Isl Lt 6s 45 it 103% | 10356 Fre j— i ; oe rit =o 1a Cae ts a 4 “" Prospet omm » @o4 j ' iil ‘ahast rife Oo} 10 saw a . s ; a N i : . Manito L. v8 Oo * ’ a vr ongthanagie gome yon at +8. Natlon. y Q ’ «p . ‘ j ond 4 ang La ) 7 ‘ | Mont L&P 8 Si. 3 ety ’ ow Te ‘s pofan | al andy and Missouri Portlang © “ ib 2d | ' ae tenons pin ae ae ' a} LR Os | 2 . + 3S iN Y Oi a ga, |Narrag Ss OF ...-, = r y =: O4)}—...2 = i : , — 4 re . OS ae ‘ | Sy : ‘ P . . } (dz - * : “— ie . a? ~ ‘ ~ i: 7 4 ve rm “i were unchanged. Fulton Iron sold oj Report of More Pigs PP ayy FES : ae 3 1003s + ten i D4) tiilties ». SA 40. wd wot : ri PD my) 38 rye Pl y) “9 “IN Y Té6%1e pf , RR: Pa Uh 10 R34 103% 4 % sa ‘ 111 aViu LUS aVu P mm Indu rieis uae ¢ : > Lb , t 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ “ (pip & ‘ ; Ti) “ayo i 2 3 e, Niles Be mn Pood ; : ; } NI &l. - : - 1 100% Lora 100% ; ce ha wert Oo 2 — -" cnemmes Maiey halt —l- » | lower A ee eee umbined average , 47 7 .! ty 1 Je 2 y 1 102%, | 4% 102 m HOM Mit id Be. at v-« (Nipissing Mines . a | Ki cs 8 6%! - 93 192 {92 | $1. 33 to $1.50 -T i. - owode: : ree Total sales of stocks on the Ex. 4 Farms. 4! Ss : ; 102—28 102—28 102—25 mi nes I on th ago Y7.a | ve . FE t 3 > 102% 10% % 22! Am 1 rp be A | Jus oO 5 = Norai nda Mines ‘ ‘ : . ‘ ‘on © 13 102 S| 102 6 Loz i‘ | pore Saaw ‘ball, i. 0. per change today amounted to 1599 ores “4%e .. 375 100—14 100—13 100—14 Total bond sales (par vi i tan oe 11022, 1081, 1091, |Am Thread pid. Li Styl 3h; 3! pone ge de 124 : : | Cadcage was dull, fattuce was steady 4 : ‘ompared with 6: Dias 1 VOU, ; ; > ae * | pp Bake ge ' i th . | Ohio ?P oe +s | ; for goed stock, Tometwves rere pieady. snares, compare 1 698 shareg ERCHANTS' EXCHANGE 4%e 21:100—11 100—10,100—11 oo 3 ce inka . Sag Ms hee Sat og Mah RE | ce |Oh P #%e D 56 90%, | | QUOTATION Saturday. Bond sales were $43% S Pscsures pavancer ime C be Ma : | cout iin &. SORT 4 pe vgrtee: 2 grew é ' : fae ‘Ohio "Seeman | San |Ohio Riv E 5s 51 | ty aS ASP ARAGUS— Alton, $3.50 o $4 for O00 : ’ ) market, today follow! 45 .. 138:100—31 100—25 100—J0 CURITY Saies.| High.| Low. Close “saat aa At . | emi ies a ' ; \, | Nor Staten iowa | _ Osw R P 6e 31 BH : — fancy: $2 for faney; - a $1.ou . : Ss “e ryetion : i : ia . —~a ies. i. yWe i’ ot. ‘ : “| ra y d a) See d ; owe slate } i ‘ ‘ i é , om 7 +’ £0) “® x. tocks and Aniual j | Net ; } ok and a Government | © pee She 1°29 103—25 103—22 103—22 : NOTeaRe Wiese : ~ BF —— FF 3 100% Lem ig. 100 _ AVOCADOS—California. $4.50 te $6.50. (idends in Dollars. | Salen. | Price.’ cw | She i i” Ae ah 1. 2 ie oe F or ne es. 51 | Phila BE) 68 42 | 1108 (108 [108 “pEETS—) “ eseroes. 20 25 _— Aa ¥ - B ws - , , ‘ - ith $8 q ha ‘ a i ** . : ¢. ~.. , A 8S Aloe pfd peeel ee yea! don he. ‘in marke oft | oe "103 —?1 103—21 103—2]1 | lo 4a es ,, SB hy " | bg vh Sew Meh 6 41 1° 1°33 »: a Ni | Pandem = ee : 3 Phil E Stes 72 il ier 03% 103% io hernech ore a er. ee Hest ¢ lymer oo s — RT } x ' , 2 4 - 3 “4 e PZ . 14314 1 ] V4 kb i} We . St : y }* : *24) 24) 1, “ ; ’ ‘ rr *. : Panter , ’ Mont Pow 58 . f % } ; i ABBA ae — Home. rownt, 3éc to Oe | Brown Shoe earar 26 105—29 105—15 105—15 | ; Sou Ist 3: b%y | 74" Villys Ov 64, LoL 7 Lt, 1017 - | ; 4% | Penne} “s { ko G_ & Coke 56! ¥- pe bex 1 bo erate; Tennee | Century I Te: ' NLA 4% Winch A ei" 06 At! y na 7 ie §6« 8: : Cor ; Phil Pet Sis . , see 6U-Ib A Sue to $1.25. 45 108—°%5 108—15:108— Ee a 5 be 102 7 ‘iy Hah art nee grt hay Be my 1 ' ~annGeskEl *A! , Porto R AT 6 42 zi | Sf CAR RUTe Congas grees, 3: pe.c8 oer coe es ‘cr Boe wieder pg 1 dot Se 207 S& 107% ea 04% 104% 10 pe athe: ge gag 7 Tr , gg ecm Gilg 1. 56 RB! 954, 95%) 954 | orate: Louisiana $ home Hamilton Brown “ 4 =. eC 4: 10 g_9 ‘ +108 nit 1! S—} al : wie . : : ry ‘ee j b | ct & | ; é > pe i — . ~ as sae _ 7. ’ . . 6 e 3A 103 103 103 rene, ld5e te 20e per Beng bu Hydraulic Pr -Brick. 5 | ee of more than 2c in corn in|. lees Mietar T ie. 10344 |1U5% 103% popeee: ple s . | ene , e& ; | ed rd ted te Pe LIFLOWER — Home-crown. te intr ah tire Rima eat eS AE ge eoregrr, # vag LE Hn Se 4 %-5 Mager ce ae tS cote ss Oe atte hy “33° uae " » 4 > pneieateemet ct chinantakes oor selietinas: dhaad kt MK ob my od oy = yevatt ~ ee rue, ny 4 « ome i a ° ' - ie 7 nie a ae wth eee > te ete Internat Shoe 7 182 | erket features Eran reat by | 47-32 30,113—20,113—15 113—15 vie tr ij 831 838 (88 i828 iis Mon 30 7 ols. 91 of | Bliss Co eae | 20% 20% CO% | Penn pr pf. ~ 101% | B 44. : : 3 | 8 | fee te and 75¢ to $1 for medium. internat Sho : ' arene. - pecans a : . n t sbie | > ON ONDS Kayser J 3? i: Lit} 0%. 2 Antiogui ; ey. —: ay O51 53) 7 e i se > Cc f . 3 3 es : wane Heed EF ‘ (e#&LeEH Y—Michigan equare boxes $3 Johansen Br Shoe! ot hd i. ge ““snonid there be frost by mild- | CORE ORATI B ; —- - Int vt | te Be ‘ Antioquia 45 } 92 O5 th nin A Bra vs 15% | Penn secur. e 31% 45 ae £ | Florid a $7 to $7.50 per crate; washed | Mo Portland Cem «. ; 3m - me 6 6Viverzoo] came unchanged tO] Ay , i tr 4; 46) 94 os 100} , mresge und Ud by 103 52200 “2 atine 6 57 Ai r 3 ug orden fu 1 10% 1 1.’ | P ew , re , $1. r bunch. ; Nat Candcy oss — 7) 100 8% | LUU By | 100 Lt | : ; | Lt | ' cUuC IMBERS>—Alahama. ‘s hampers. | Pedigo Weber . * 1d and Legge 18, 97% 97 : | ARLIC —-Loutetana etnele «trings fhe | Stix, Baer. Fuller 1.50 3) 2 : i Sun Oi] 5% 39..' 2100 (100 se. Texas 10c -per tb.: Mexican. Be Stix, Baer. Fuller 1.5 / Swift Co "5 ‘ 19 Vos, 0 | tf ver ; . | Wabash Tel Sec p. . Tex P&It5 S 1) 95 7st BDS% GREEN rEAS—Home-crown. telephene Waltke Soap | Transe O ° QO? 110 Tam, Tem t, $2.25. June, $1 to $1.50 ver bu 33. Waltke Soap . tT" ni R H - 2 28 i ' |W @stern crates fancy telephone, $3.7 Wagner Electric : a! ea me 10. : fg | U U elgium 1 euiol , nf - O11 it? $ Rub . oO ' of % | of | GREEN PE PPERS —louisiana. ame Wagner Electric .... 3 azo ab Ce ee On rourli. | Ande 9 : : GE US io SDs B L003 7%, /] Uy fy ; 113 12 PAOLO? ‘. - OD ~ 2. ae ; 21} 61, 33 : ! [ sippi and Alabama ‘%%-bu —— Weener Eleetric pf % 5 F on j ' >y P % is N ” 7 L, t » ‘ F; | oN ) 11 4 ] :, cs “> > ] s i 1 fy. *T} : qe ral S ; = a i R ee - as ' a P the ‘ fiat crates, be tq 7 Se; Tezas {United Rwys 4s.... $40.000 i with 37. ishel pee | el 5% :: 8 . Lou G ~ OO Sy LOU 42 do tifa O6 14 103? 214 102 n i438 . a ~ ~* Pe my a Ae “o - t? United Rwy 42 c.0.d. $1,000) 7H % | . % z 107.800 pushele @ year ago, iil e ~| SB%; So. a MR lL. 48 « a3, 10%) OF | , _ to ~SL0L%y LOL j] oe Ate, 4 12% 12% Royal B : Scullin Steel 6s ....! $2,00010 Z ars and i. through. r ct U6.. 9,102 my LURK Sy AU, Mo Pae os 77% aj. oS Be) 9S ~O | oe 4h) a ' ae ? . | s 7 me ff . Secul n . eel , tan 1 Uv P ee | —t ‘ ich ‘ah 7 n “ ’ Li ‘9. ( : Pin ii aA ; >: . , ’ } } ; ‘ s, ; 1] . , ' His n R ‘ conc . f ! ° . ; * — . % 9 ; 7 ' a7 { ORN—Louisiana bu baske.s, gap : ary t 0°? OO) Dushels & | - gras Tne gg ai: ie oy ‘ (74 AA xl . ’ one yey : rota 1 at. ° 14)2 rif , * ids I da ‘ *KRoyal Canacian . ; 1 ;' a . 100 1100 | $ $2.50. WEAKNESS DEVELOPS . =a er a sloneh tay | ‘Lane ui 4; Oo; 97, Vide, U7! t Ed 6 B44 108% 1084, 9B Zz 110 164. | Chic Mil & St J Be ie SEE on | 2 Oo S%e 87, 21 94%, 94% | GUMBO 7 Alabams and Mississipp!. “s OT cars local and 5 through. ti : 1) ne ~ ; a, Bet, ee : 4, oe : Bes 24 ~ Ges qn) Ors new *2 1 ” erg ag S tores — a te ee ; ‘ 2a ; | 97% ' 97%, | hampers. $1.50 83. ‘ — rs CATS ijfCai Sa: ‘ ae . . = 4 ; — : je = : a be a : e : 3 e " 4 P 4 ‘ Ry rd , - = rie 1; 5 _ } ' i : } - =a . ‘ ** ’ 7 " ~ KOHL a hit Stent _KrowD. 25e to 35e mere weer = Marne ee ° vain ie on 21, 90 | OR%i B » 57 1 O() % : Cities Serv n , Ss 4 be } | oa srocery .... as a FOREIGN BONDS. per dozen bunches ON CURB EXCHANGE § bed 004 ars of whea’ sens | A : a . = . mb oe get Be A, a nh % Cc RP EI % 2 > Or \-, iy? +? er rk . e KALE—Home-grown, 40¢ to 50c per bu. om : re ss Pr 550 a t k og J th - a a t a ee } ’ uit x or 73 ‘ ‘ i — i : # j Hi hw .4h4 : es - I 4 ‘ oT tons * : a oka Tr i ' w °4 } > er ee ] . rr vi 47 ’ ss thd bor py te Assocm ted _— polis receiving iv~ Cé bl | At veiim ceb « pee ty ‘ ant a eee eee rr am [Ate i: Ga os oa Seo “ Lattuck 1D 2; 4% L | i | LETTUCE—Washineton iceberg Rok NEW YORK, fae = 4 7.—Lregulanty _ Winnivec es — . 2 he Us Mé&=! E zi ao a UV “a head owiee? ee - ee ae 154 - > | Silica Gel Cp vtec. i. ; :¢ ; ¥ to & for slimy and decayed. ‘and 76 = »f x D nea © l : - - ws " ' 7 ’ . i ‘ 4 ’ if ; rerit } . ‘ f ’ ij ‘ j : hy pA SALI . ‘ ate , } m ; . . . ' - marked trading on the Curb Exchange’ Bee oe &, see . . | Bogota M stocks, but before midday, the entire man @ +> Aan siames O4 O1 du Os hi ww 644% se os ‘ 2 a o- By, a eS + 1 th 2072 City Ieee & Fur “5a 29%) 29% 2% u ‘ + eee ; : Brisbane No. ° ANIONS —New Texas erates. white, $3.50- Louisia ann creole. $3.2 ket became extremely weak, early gaing —— iy = aa nnnh «| " » -evt 1 ae vi fs JD" ve bh / 48 Ey a a am we a i e 1O5k. 1047 OF} ame ry ae a. os “3 Go p saa ) . ! Eve A P being lost and the genral list joined ia Tam leet , whe | are ; ‘e -* 4 gpd. we 4, los 36 cy! ONG, | ‘or : E Balt 5, | e| : do Vigorous «~ownward movement, _ - in a ond ee 7 o7 7 “- * “ "|. VOR) COR! orc eMBE \ 5 941 . ny Laun Corp H 280 ‘ + ; ; -» ae ; du a0 Canada, which dropped Il awit! ) Ook ai mo wnt Py | Meme i a et ee ) a 5 9O- O1e; SOY urtauld . bed St ; o¢ *" iday, advanced 15 poimts to 4 Dee Cie. to0r wer: cate o n on ae | nt T col ) "Om » o | ‘ o.e Sync) a. | 7 | vag y , 68 66": oes. Co. moved up about 4 \ wan : nar: ae mei rot Tae. » HK 7 O+ | 4° ~ ie oy te. 2 | nd ie : a: . 7 ° - r) Ry ¢ =} ,| on = en ress ; \ | moe 1! nd 4 wo “2 13 Pd 4 ” 4 , vt] RADISH ES—Home-srown tine and ionge | yielded wheu other issues Showed pro- ee en and 247.000 last | Beth Stl cul , #400 “ , - oe 7 witauer cme var | Colog 3g8 50 499 O7%j | uriis Pub A 1S. 2 | i : Hy y ~ we . to 40¢ per dozen yunanee, nounced weakness. Bucyrus rose over 3 @’ :s : jv CUD 0426 . a, 90 BE, ee ts mS Sens Phil ay as ge Fd ee 2 mp Ant % 3! 3 5%, 96% 961 ‘urtis P 7 pe pid 31 3 ‘$3 —— : ACH—Home-crown. 7 points in the period of strength. do ! 1/200 % a aan aiiy Pr 6) 33028, 10234 102 le || nhag 0° LOO % [20 pi oe ae 1 @ - ~* Stand Oil Many of the e pecialties that had } OS : SH ma Tbe ver i pply. cluding G : .. AD o- and ‘ cage” ric - Th ! aet NETE&T c4? ”- 4 fo 7 Ov, “ss Bes ‘a a 6% . ) ‘ Stern Bros , 25a 46 | 46 Lom E 7 + , hamner: Lo talian. S46 per berre’. tex, Pittsburg and Lake Erie made a niw y awOs + |, wes O 1 7 Stuts Mot (13 7; 2: ‘ Mendoza Pr 7 : ‘A NS—Miesissinnl ° low for the year on a fractiona] decline 3 7 “ “* | and Royal Baking rowder had a drop uf , 4 points. under moderate gaics. i. ; eS OS CS Se a Central Leather issues showed stren ret icky weet, ae Sb con os 4 . | . 2 ——— " — Ainge o h 2 . renga mit heat s1.44 (0, +h ae Te ; .* ( 4 Indie ’ 21, 1921 Dubhilier ; Thatch Mfg new I ,; = Montev ideo 6s rr max baskets Tie to in the early tracing and then reacted. } s 7 a : y Union Ges Pe io rf imp th De JOns - indies 103°” | a a > Thatch Mfg pw | rer. aL New Sou W 5s 57. +) at 80c to oa ‘ho home-gerown. $2 ee Oil stocks wee pressed on the market aie ee ee | Gas di , a PO, gery do de 34 . * O81, GR! Le 00 09 OO MBI Miva wisve Die eS fe | = 1. | Tidal Osage i, ee » Ne So 58) «55 Ye | per bre in Jarge ‘hina but oids Benerally ee? eT Ne re tanger & / - a ta os d Oo GQ” Qe ‘ ; a ee ws - dg eR, ge 4 Fs BB Spee « O44} 43 Tidal Osa nen vot 12 i if Pernambuco 78 47| 0 4! at’ TOMA TORS —Texas flat crates, 9%e te email and the volume of actual busine-s ' Ay Tob Prod Export , | ay ‘ Peru 7s | | ; i $1.10 rates leak et ta * Artan- Was necessarily contracted. Vacuum ‘e,3 . 107 a \Todd Shipvarde I : Pirelli Co Italy 7s) | | nk. $1. 10 ta te 3). which had been one of the strung fe 7 78 ja se mee pies —) gas . 7 Prussia Fs 6%8| ket erates repacked. tures declined over a point, and seme of4 343 3: | Trumbull ‘Stee! 1 7 : 31 . TURNIPS——Home-grown 5 (the leading Standard (iil issues had fraeq ot % Tables & S B ctf LIOA ros : Rio Grande 7s 66, | 96 54) denen pepe: bu boxes globes $1.50 for | tional losses. The action of these stocks: | Tung Sol Lamp A 13) 2 , Rus 6,8 ctf! NC 9 me, —_ — s a a a. on ey ture Union & Unit Tob ] | ] veir increase in production in the Semi it TO ime 7 19 | > F : . Trading Co Amst 10A'330 3: : ‘ 4 | TU PENTINE, FLAX LINSEED nate Feld. Future Grain Prices Timken D x pid. 10A 102 2 45 | oe rl sey R ) iaeue Sansles Siso were offered om Me The ctf, 1 99 | 99 |} o b C ee row : aced grades mary saree scale and most of those teamiy pLOUIS MERCHANTS EXCH ANGE. - & - on RS%) BT BB Lin ofl in lots of 1 te ¢ 54100 100 a barrels now 12.7c per pound for raw ené y¥reret ~ + 7 my FG | x _-~ ~~ cer: 5 oy Cc eet ‘} 5s Ss OU. s ee a ee > 9 | : one 4 i 7, ant tee. 2 — eo € ; ‘i oo ~~ we Rn eae ee ea s vi % ‘ . 2 rhe adagyeey kg, Pe We eet ae ars ee oT a . wor y ae ae eee eae Se) ene a te. 2 na) FR LPF F. a. Pannen Sand eee 24 NG a>: JE ANIED ee “2 wes 7 ~ ; - ; a *. - Ss « ht ee ed Be mrs * — n = (UT): a | “~~ > rT Tt el FFF POS ae sat wera El . “= ed bee er a as oc FEE. s con youn wet : — $A AA An AALAND) A le DR eA eg 0h Sou ah Angle oth oe + 4 ~ re cf ~ * rg. “ re > hen Mas ee atege ei Pe OH cee itary ~ _ ical plate oe ohesihes Ee > he she Re >Re she | reo... ag te: neg om eens: At mt he bh b« = a ee a . »« ee ¢€ aoe Cet Co FO were established at a lower ievel. Po line-i no = ‘ ecg Stinnes Ts 36 ..+} 64/100 % |100 1HO% Curtis Publishing made a further aé@ ers hick low. elore and previo _ Elec Coal ct! , | 3 =o Stinnes 78 46 ... tas 7 0: ‘ fed 5 13.}e re boiled. ° n . 2 3 3 hy —* — i 48) 101 % (101%) 1101 % DULUTH. Mina., Jun e27.—Close: vance of a point and was one of the few m local market at “a wotations ae strong features. Warner HEros. Picturte i from Kansas Cil al Chicage | A en 7 Ss Bt og a -y flax. 2 e . ‘ {ih J oe Mach || | 3) BT 6 21129 % (123% | 123% ber. ecld at a new low for the year op 8 - . oe a $ 33 til 97 Ti, SAVANNAH. Ga.. ise re S L Bat ne a3 | 36 | . 56S , 06”) 96% lemons. Utbe pind. Ee decline of 1% to 194. 0 nited V cf 2344; 2 ~ Be sa) #19: receipts. 277 at 3 4! 53 | | 26% 64 Utah Apex Mining ee +f) ‘Util Pow &@L Bet i Un El 7s Stw (eo | af G K s ba 7. : s Un Indust 6 % 1 | § | 94 Ww ; YO la es ays wh att | * &> Ot pee a es — oe on 2 é = “fs ee ~ > Cu * ~ @&- &¢ ¢& New York Silk. | NEW YORK, June 27.—Raw silk easy: 7 pass , 141% -1 yu, .1, |C&A SB prices per pound Japanese, extras $5.30 2.” ns eae ; %& 2 a@540. Crack double extra $5. 604 5.70, double extra $5.95@ 6.05. $5.40 @ 5.50. Italin, Ex Shanghai. steams three Canton, double extra A. ~ % bs ty hy hy % 2 % % 4 % > *»eerr on ce ae 2 ~2apic mer ~p- | Util Chares Op.. Vacuum Oil 2} Venezuelan Pet .. Warner Br Pict Wenden Cop Min Ww es O & & Power - bar Vn intin ted beste hey ox uw «aj re ~— o u ~] ~) = = isco ; : ' : ‘ i : : . 137 ()23 7 7 - = 2 on } , » - o~ . = ihe: - ; ; ] q 2 4 ‘ ‘ é : ‘)* = eee » , " Ley : 7 , i ‘ thee ahi ig" oO 2Ft' > f bn bn Aa a Mate he 4 . ' , ; =a : : . , tford Li : oo: 5 Ee Wil Oil 3 d F cy RR? SN hn tia 4 i om o* 4 «> 3% * sl . ‘ : OT. a3 , | wi , | " st 4 : ; A ' Bi ~ a“. tr. ’ tins s ) Wait & B A eS Bot or sold Chicacé Board of Trade § BB 100°. 00% 27, 9454-3 io rig 25 651 4) 5 om a 1 O4% Of oan | aotphie : Do 8V0 78 | Se 24 Her OW pt al” “0 | West Air B wi 2% > % 6640 Delivery at Souston - Galvestes Cc. 971, 3 O7 % nm b 91 Se do rfg 445 ct! ue? i a m Cen : aa = 1092. Ane ae Hire ces es os ag ao DOMESTIC BONDS Orders Execnted in all Markets : - 9 4 T} j : ) + 4 ’ ox ‘ ; ‘ , an - P re 4 pap - > I i nda roy , : > > a abe ‘ ehe ‘ > . . an mt ee a ~~ De Se Ss a: + 2 * i SEPTEMBER CORN ames ennelt ; i 0 6% aqn 100% ? wa 34 ' Hy, 23 ( : : : ‘ ag - ies re nt Ey 9 fe S$ 30) 9) : — Cha! he 37. : a | "7 5 | z = gl iS a . f } 1} » Aas ! . a ‘ yet ing F meat: ¢ Gen Laund 13; 2 ” lumi ' Se $ : i ae ™ OMe | - f oe * ee es’. x & N } ; ] 7 i i, al " : " 4) ie , wu - ‘ Me , ; j "* no : . ard ‘) - A an 10s 1 105 % 5 R E . , | , is P : 0.: RUBB Fe eT a ~— -~.- SS 2 * GR ic ZB 'N ! THE = “a hicago Ry | 2m in ee ~Fhsg set om -t Humble , RB » ST, 56%) 56% [am | io : 3:104% 1041 es PROV'NS it, "ONDE 7 103% 10740 cago P a'| sil ga%| 931 osag | NOC Stat Re soe thew, Ly Med 6 58.| 76\ 92 | 91%) 91% | Bumble Of ‘1 3%) 7%| 7% | am Seemed Oo | 61101 % 101 % v4 Investment Securities ; - —oooo . 7. ' F 4lg (0) a7 ey : ‘ ay Py S&S , :> } . 114 ie , ping = , nad : an 4° nacor i; : : es re e . th Floor Cotton & Cotton Seed Oi1 ee ee | Citic cop 5 ett | oti ositl ga | ais (ome BY ee ao eee ee Sa 102% 1 “Ya | Indfana. Pip Lin i250a," 68%, 66: aap Sy 1023s 102% 10 Eigh MEMBEKS (NSS aa ; , hit'uiee So ’44 5 102% 102%, 102 eS ee. ae ey # | Poland & 50 m0! : ! cong gee *\"@ 3. | 4 a : “Pa an 22, , : AMBASSADOR BUILDING Chicago Board of Trade * \ ——— ) chit nt the i yg OK, QRS eat Bae: gratis ern "a Spearman vy ee | : intercon Petrol o, 9 G00 . . ST. LOUIS, MO. Mee, 113%, 114-4 118 |cnocoaG con Se.) 5 10. oe a ee SO Pee 113% 113% 113% | Inter Oe A. «|. 13) 40%) 48 ag xa , Write or wire for information : EPIEMBER RYE 'Cinn Gas&E! 53,6 5105 é ‘ac GaskElec ! ! 410) bi] ; he i Night on ORS.) ORT. hns Manville ne; 35 808 TR | “ae 4111%4%111% 7 a Ay fl o ” . ’ I + yy S , ] .. ‘ ‘ ” : “ } nat ¥ . ’ ’ , | {j - TTT FP se Hae ee on =.» * Be. a-* co eae 43 96% | 26% | 6% | MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Ce ae, Bo bee ie Co ee ee iis ee J ty Aas "at ‘ , . } rr co see eee june © 7. —Corn took tne ced tcom Credit 5% 392% M2 924, > outed , 100% 11006 See 5011.08 % 1108 % 110: se Light 12 | 143% 153% | Com Ed 44; : 5%! 95: ’ Hien} Nanter “orly huring of earn i Com * « bes ‘ ii} a ‘2 3 j . - 7 m } 44 . Mad Sry a! et ps Qt, Q° ‘ « : | . and Some Go West Wale ae cantrelsl” advices |\Gonmratt 4% vial 101 § OX% 98% | Pere M rfe 5104 % (104% 1045-15 Pas 32. 3414 94 1 lerway | {eT tes Ot dee ted Poe one ® *| oral oe” 2 e 4 . — re a . 7 - byes lt is } . i ~. ¢ ‘ . ae - . Oana — : . P . . of ows c — ? | { "4 ‘ 4 Y ‘ N ; and sometimes one that shoud en in Se wena ater the | — —— ‘ , iy, 7 2 : 9% a2 194 , aes $e ae re ee a aime tien 4 ‘ ei s ri Bic ntG sé y li 02 102% gO east, goes west instead, and | Dia hie sivaard se a feeult of 1c @* L o% & a oem , : 2 a eve Wie. eee » Be 8 L (io Sy 1 105% | mae vel -' @ 72 > ont ; waas the a : . , Ae ; - agg ’ aan i | a , Sea 2 we LODZ yy TOS 7 erce ,r ee ak tf 9% - r > 101 Lit] Li] MCCA rm nev ¢ t¢ anNat Rk If that happens to your trunk | eS ——— ~ Crows Will 6s 5! O% T1T00 04 P F M ) 4s 81 OT, | Mead Joh ap: ler SerGas you'll be less unfortunate if you mcitement it ‘orn market at- | Cub ; db 8: - ihe v PCCSL gen of 4 . LOSS 1 eit ; 15101 100% 101 NEV } :7 .7 7a | CubaNorRy are protected by a Baggage 5 wl maximum afier t! Govrern- +i Sh ; , : Cub Tel Policy. Me Teport eurceatin: cab Cudahy Then you will be reimbursed ; for your loss quickly and with- gs thi , a7 te , Det 44 ) ag Sees is Bue 61 fos 10324105 % Pe ag hon ) 1 i | Ei FE F} Let us explain this insurance P Smstances offerings of corn ae m G&E rfe a IRS! | pf 4+. , 105 4 105% I ek L ¢ « ‘ OX}, | Mohan > m3 Te 3 ao} 18 J to you. Diiiere: beetoreA out qo |b&s & imp ol ' vet mene Bo we , ? . gg i esstt ona | wis a7 3 | wis ES . = P : e OS ad ispa Cc Tr a ’ ~ tt Lheeyd ld le) “ges ‘ Fe errrrr Fe EFFEC ERE SS PF FEC FEF Pe: a a 73 ~~ — r 7 re ve 2 a eli tn at was attached , “- — mi ICA (* " i y 330.10} B W. H. MARKHAM (§ Qin ficuee scctruiue mien, fe /DARG Wen Be, Sere tite Linped ie Pat citi et is 1 oer cre | 5% 954 “4 ou. au m™vVvate aACYVic ye ‘acy | 4 : " : ie : an dy ; _ ’ : ; Ms : . ‘ . -— ; ¢ ° * ope ~ maf - ; , 9 ht , “ by ck ; i ; : . i _ o -~-_ - (12 }*% ‘ ; . ai ’ = . } ) be — . ; yh ‘ i ; 3 io | fF. emoked & CO. oe ee oe Ce een 1 ab 6 ret 4 KO? %BistiRL HEP 5 N54. 95% 85%, e 3 oo 94° 4 DAS, | biceie Ce Sem * 39 3 s! Gen Am ] D: 116 ' closed Railway Exchange 7 Bd th 3 mor 7 hat half of ‘the | ot . > cto. 3 . +, “ m = Si] i. ~ -- i, “O44 Se fa OD r ( +e a6 a, : 4 : ; = 4 ni rtaes Mid Fj ] = STRONG COMPANIES EK. A ben in beicht oF less, ite Jol EL att19 1340 [110 | bey in dee.) 5 B5% BOS] AS% | Rome C Gil B2l° Be BOM) BOI! BD MARKET 1G Y ear inancia oe a | vat on Mea de = Sagas iaaaye 103% | $0 84,°on° January |e ne a Ae sh ‘ed L & Trac 5: 3} 96%) BGT 16% Bt L Ww ist Ae eo ges Are Higher—Hens Also Up 25.4: h cathered = first = ' $T LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, June 27.— VIEW 7 heat lic 1 “un ats at , a "42 ol meas’ @ 50 ae ei ' ~ + a on a ocal bachange ~~) re ‘ne! pCOnG —— ‘Apple supplies were moderate and the ce- 3 a et ROY Bt a pDrovis ns : ons ‘a « & “ - oe : % Md : oii 4 thee ~ . S : TL ne: ryt } nme! > ‘Ose Ly ec te , gs * - onyrttihte sediment mene ttt ctw peo apn ; LOUIS BUTTER. Et 5 wot , . mand was fair Early varieties from Il lGen Asph 68 3! "4 vay b. oa ~ + t 923 4 2% 924 rR EXCH A N an J ine 27 - ‘ rat | tre 33@3 nearb' nearbs nois have augmented stock of last year's Gen Petrol 6 y ee nak 10 %« tM : | 4%, oor h ~ "' t J and 20: hears — Re os » ie : laieg m4 near crop Cantaloupes were about eteacy Gen Refrac a rf ogee ne sR? V&A: . 3s : és al ht hens 2 richer at 1! mis alone ata Seton extras. 28% 61233 uppli were liberal Peaches and water- . . ee Dn it Bisher t 2 ” aan “3 were about steady le price range: Willewtwigs, $4.00 - a vig ' ir) ‘ ti ny ‘ uy it} ¢¢ . ° ne - 7 sen ALOT CCe’p os sah .] roid 4 ; L *y 3 rics +O! ' ; oil Va artit.es , say , VOTAaR ? 7 $3 ( per bu DasKel Home-srown $~.9o0 e ne u E: ANDERSON fone te cial crop authorities said | Gen D eg a et er | eee Se 7 MRD ; 1 Tn cin ‘te meet’ woman | Bente eicle nik. flats bale Gane® oo Seer (ee | ; * & s hire ho . ‘ : — . ; ; +. ce “ ‘ “ies re ° q oe a , . 7 ot . . : ; ‘? = »*) = . } f the cases re-jcy special, 274 2 ; average run. % QUOTATIONS. - GRAPEFRUii--riorige $2.50 to 84 ; € . _ . ‘ 4 : ' | “"ry b.° £2 Y) ex iras 4° »* ; ; x 7 B , Jk n o- _ 7) oO } \ per a harre! crate. Sim 4 if i § ec ri r f i ft fZz P in-} ‘ ms Lib thi ; + ~eT) T P er . | - ‘ 4 : 4 > a ~ 3 > ‘ aT : ‘ | f , j G - . at secunds she) . : , ~ ut ; { a4 RA \ TS He me gro¥ r : | ae t rin ° m" — vil “ : . we > * ,. 1, ‘oy , ~. 3 * ye ss ‘ ] t ' ‘ at , } + ‘ ‘4 j ir i :% : oe $3.00 re r ye Lo s°. ae ‘ : et . i‘e* ’ . / bd and x seeege geatyi Asem . | Gt .orta a, fp nite 84 41 Sine - " He ost Lae bakers’ pecis in tub and hasers : eT ; ey ping , heggee eagpare n Bs, Par ent ie |e Ronn ners DREN THA THA [RnR alae BA ho | a gc het | eit rat, ale” fek | aetpeaar reer * oo nteresting MEMBERS | Gt North gen 5. : o: * | Sine Con | ve . CHE - b» , Cy as WS pet ern we: _ BA . if. } : a x ; a “er A 4 .? ha eT er 1° art tray ‘ w berries BRIN BIDS “AND OFFERS av E 5'y re Hy, : nc Phy 3 Los + 9: ~ Hae Seda’ tile wide whe cae poend ; wo KEW YORK | or wo ras 4: |B Fs RRIES "ote eroes $1.50 to . FXCHANGE B40 pel hey 3 $ 710248 02 bn ; . | Smitt G 53 : ete, | : Thee | LIVE POULTRY—Fowls henvy. c 43 %e: creamery irae | (1 a | CANTALOUPES Californie sumbo, | Authentic N EXCHANGE dows 10 | T&T 9 > 10" : er nd over. 2c; | Fy | K CURB ASSOCIATION > oo" O BOARD OF TRADE S STOCK EXCHANGE pony. mal . a | J ak on ceeshton aliv dew umbe : : ; at andard. ? eg “- , — fo * he: ring to $3: at andard to $1.3 s By oes fotutey Shey ged ns aa a aie ormation for - . . Ly ° .. ‘ a Poa f 3 jobt if way Onn 5 ec roosters 1Bige: ducks [We ree * ie - re. “¢ + bing way | $4.50, to i>, per 100 ay wa Uli ; 4 che onal vinnie as IME RS-—§” 75 . eamer’ L, EMONS—Californ! a. $3 3.60 to $5.55 per | ; Lllino if € Sent ‘fat zs _ ~- » bs per dove;,r ——————aEE nna ‘ — ‘ ee . LLEPRNN ~ box - siaeiaiacbiaie — ORANG ES—Fiorida, $7.75 | » $4.75 and | Ex HANGE. 'y ya , javelin $3 to ae Pe per box iffors : SiS MI LAN ! , : f we 4 4 Fg wt o na%! ¢ LOcs J Urn S3: meagium,. 3 “ ; ’ ’ ; y ; A— : de |! Toledo Trac 5% ie yp" UU ® | Pounds. Gelivered ip St. Leowia 999,000; barley increase £237,000. K & Mich 1st 49, 1 iy Ari! nut try etations *) , ay a ; houma a "K?

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PAGE 26_— | ST LOUIS POST-DISPAICH___— MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27,. 1927. — : | = ST CLOUS POST- DISPATCH ___ = ] : Db Siti tig? eS oe 7 =| 15.060 VIEW UNDBERGH IFS === one eee Q Bo oore Pe » 3 Face He oO Hs @ Oe i= tite prengpal te gaeen eae ee gy . “7 fa ro Sea Pm — Construction by ao ans | ae tee to obtain m: stery | 7 ws aa People Stand in Line Several to -ruisers. — _ ima eg aad PY te = end on capital ships. ? Is Judged : Hours to See Exhibit: Police Aereoemts apes lil nt ay here , , | : THE 1927 WONDER & Keep Visitors Mov ing. = > y His : : 4 crowd estim 15,000 per- -— : 7 aba t M +24 ~s G&& - allied , * @¢@e¢ ; ~ "y 4 —_—> ~ * ” I a a . of : = . ss i —— > a wl se : eoanrne nassed Tsrovuc hn rrmae €ast is AU. cRrisEMENT ’ wal ; , ‘ ; *' \ — : : LUGGAGE | fs? BE [foe ote SS For Iteling Torture = Beeter meal a Loans | Se : * PRIZE WINNE Der- xe - ; secs Or rtv an cated of his bac. and trunks and H i — @ i 5 j _ e.. L Lbthk uw ie s+ > o se 4 = : iis P st p , h ' —_ vec ae ess iy proper 2 Gir hed ell “> | urDs Ow } | el a ' ee wa . : r : ; ‘ (esl 4 A Percy An 215 ~~ Oe oe our line of excel): ma ke S ) S , Fi es! hours there 2x o> dis- iorture aad relheve Skia Irritation, it _ : ' Ws > sha 1 = slad to have vou f : h - ction. en De giaG 2 5 assures such durab tity = ville makes the skin soft, cleesand healthy c Prom pt actio! : sina | alte aed kent the whether iteh, bimpies, Blotches Blaca heads. eT VIC A FEW VACATION SPECIALS A police guard kept the to i most cases quickiy give way to 3455, 3456 ' a! > b of cut. eee. CEntral 3454, Ladies’ 22-inch fitted Overnight Cases—regu- SURY me iepeergage rt , the Memoria) Zemo Freqnently, minor biemishes C owernmen: Real Estate. se nt lar $15 values—special . tine a chance to view the ex- | Geappear ever sight. [itching esaal Ri Comncice or Demonst re ee ne ioe ly stops promptiy. Zemo is a safe. 30-inch Auto Suitcases : ‘ sas A aes a se healing liqaid. Convenient to ase aas 18-inch Leather and Leather-lined Grips. : hen the doors of the ‘ullding! 1g ‘ai drnegiste—tile and $1.00. National: i ieee é 36-inch All-Metal Dress .Trunk Ce ee Broadway ~~ and 2 oom | SEND your WANT AD w the POST-DISPATCH Leather Gladstone Cases—special n ee | E. T. TOSEY . ice-Presadent m Charge of Rea: Estate Loans : RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for DUNN “ FRANKLIN av : it until a: TSA POR sein eRarratrong ——————— — JAPAN REPORTED TO APPROVE BIG SHIP DISCUSSION Centinued from Page iD. % ang Repair Your Furnace NOW Save Money We offer special reduced rates during the summer slack-season. You will save money and avoid delay next fall by let- ting us do your furnace repair work now—any kind or make. Ask about the Front Rank Service Bond Subscribers are entitled to a thorough cleaning ot their furnace and smokepipe, connecting it to the tlhue. painting of exposed castings and an estimate of anv needed repairs. All this for onlv $3.00 if vou have a warm-air furnace; $5.00 :f vou have steam or hot water. — ~ Bedroom Suites pony Living-Room Suite AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES f Pe. apm Armchair ““$II9 » in Mohair :. —. ore 3-Pc. “Bed Davenport Suite; $ I 35] oe ‘. ¢ =? 2 ' oe me” Massive Pieces in Velour ee Ss te sod 235 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport ei S I 65 OOLPPLLT TL IELLIOOLLILLELATAL TREE aod arge pte Velour Pieces Miss Norma Engle om her cz . Suite; Armchair and $] 85 . King. at the horse show aes rt: Linen Frieze . Davenport Suite; * I 95 na “Ge *% SITE mr } Pieces in Lustrous Mohair... me, puck, oe hx . “wh Suite ; Armchair I 05 ee a. ae aven in Brocatelle Pe. Living-Room Suite; S$] 9 ee y Pieces in Taupe Mohair - c. Bed-Davenport Suite; op 2 é in Pretty Cut Mohair... ee | BABGRARAADBAR RODS Bins BS CoA? aaeaa eater. (#3 We remode. id furnace instailar ions, bringing thera up to the requirements of the Standard Code. Humidifiers. a: or “ screens, fansand geurometric contro can be edded if desired. Phone COlfax 3600 FRAO ~AM—E ‘(RONT RANK ‘RlGsTesom Inspection Service Department Langenberg Manufacturing Co. 4519-23 No. Euclid - + St. Louis, Mo, lc reduction if you send in this ad Li-452 fA vw i) CC CERR UE CUCE VE rere ~) —~ — oe ee — x _ - -~ ad % _ . . “ 2, ’ { Es en ey aroma ng Suites eee { Breakfast Sets — VE-AWAY PRICES ‘i Me egue 2: AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES | in i rous Ty | id Silver Gray Buff At-§ of aed y Styled a Gold Tinted ‘27 a urdy Chairs “29% m: 4 . Table =$3975 ow a Bestel $4. 975 . French Gray Decorated $] 75 reakfast Set: Just One, at Only 5 7-pe. amg Green Decorated 295 kfast S$ Satinwood, at... LRRRASSAREASRAAAR EA AAAAAARASAS IAL AAAAAA TATE SARA SA IATARIIIARAAIAAEAAAAAAAAALALAALELL LETTE | re €F) r4 tn tf) Novy U. S. Oppo Sitio m to Alteri ins Treaty - =~ > f) ad Jt Reite erat ved. 4) € in ee ( o iv Wash Day is Easy and ee iO, Inexpensive ows sce oo ff B@AdS! Day-Beds! Bedding! ¥ ¢ _«-- meal Refrigerators! Our modern, professional washing service i cheb called when the present AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES =o = wh AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES : : helping hundreds of familie: solve their { sal for reviaion of the Was . bait WD Cult _ ie 25 Apartment Refrigerator; Oak.. ...$16.75 + wash dav ea bree? t might bec ; Pees ee. ...§ 4.75 poe , : a: ‘i eee a 1 Pac S$ 6.95 a i Enamel Lined Oak Reins $19.75 . Heavy Coil Be ring S$ 7.95 i | - $50 All-White Steel Refrigerator. ..$39.75 0 Walnut Steel Day-Bed............8 See White Enamel Cabinet Gas Range. $45.00 _ 0 Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator § ~ hor Peg CER pay exorbitant prices. if your bund] suai hs Indicatiens t r America. one is eaeeladl $1.99 villing to make moderate con : — ece Walnut Steel Bed... $12.50 s 1 1 ~ ; a ae oh . ll-Porcelain Cabinet Gas Range. $59.7 = fom ee -_ ~~4 + $A HA FH i) ee > W\ nicrPp Mier Wen - 0 longs r TriilSt \ + + twenty Pp mands, we ll « For a 25-pound bundle, our bill is $150, and ff = 00 lone us te eee ) 40-lb. Quality Mattress. .........$12.50 os.% onlbsi a ee ee 3. Some quarters. The Japanese > Three-P; ece Walnut Steel Bed $16.75 ' : OSU celain Cabinet Gas Range _ Ze | p Cabinet Gas Range. .§ fy ry . ; i ik @i >} ae: Mretea 4 } } . _ iia. a? onde on ce o psi * . @ . om Le . -_ : Mindsor Steel BR mt — | — : ae a4 ‘4 iat? { Lier : i . ch ~) i bs aw 4 ed = Om} :ET . . . = +‘? a ; ™ : aT . ~é charge is only $1.80 relief + ‘ry "* " i. i oe - ane afl wash da\ Worrl witha laundress. for such dress will charge twice the pric Reed Suites and Pieces! a 7 Radios! Phon ographs! pi: AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES 0 Realtone Jr. Portable meed Rocker: .......§ 7.@8 Reed Desk... ........§ oe Teun Real Phonic ‘Portable Sead Reed Table... .§ awe te» eceoaggh $39.75 Can Save ~ nes now you ll like our serv $58.50 $275 Wet Wash . -. .6c Ib. United States, it was held, and this | $85.00 | Minimum Bundle. $1.20 : af “a it cos paces: 5 a = : te 2 : Wet Wash, with within the 10,000-ton masa as At Union _ Reduced! Flat Work lroned, Sc Ib. ibeseps| Ragieanine «ae aie 340 Simmons Steel Chiffonette. .. $24.75 Tuesda 2 Brussels Rug inimum Bundle, $1.60 Nar: = ot £ 8 l ' nuUrrorop sss : . ee ok . a pe ropasal. 3 ma $24.75 y 2 Velv et Rug ie hiftcrobe.... §29.75 A, x12 Axminster Rug © 4 a OO =I ee >» We) wm qv ce & mana Non ty -- cs ti fA TH TH rnia! - T menethes dake Mirros Vanity ees $39.75 , x12 Axminster Rug rge Walnut French Vanity. §49.75 gest Wilton CASCADE [| 2222222] pargain nasement of Sir Esime Howard, British Am- Water Cooler Cans 39c Wet Wash Laundry varrmeeies # asui-General Foiding Camp Stools. 49c tee ned Olin eet, nee Seametions & 7-Pc.Crackie iced Tea Set 49c : j i HOUSE FURNISHING CO. iil Sas: rgcrras § n tonnage of ec: Willow Magazine Racks. eee Sees & 2 pow « ships | tone ane oe Bathing Suit Cases. G9, _PORCTECTIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED PAYMENTS > mg Wapleweed, “weriand Pak. , os ™ Leakeweed end East St. Lewis. 16 is ton #2 is # _ is irom Decor’ d Canoe Cushions : 79c Cash and Carry 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. = lt———__ OO’ | FORGET .. UNION SELLS GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY TERMS! Victor 4708-4709-4710 ~~ e Sse dS © an »*

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ae Sar eee Pest Comics 2 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAT CHI.....°2%.. « Home R : | = News Photographs || — — a moe ON 6 ee | THE 1927 WONDER MODEr a ieleay : ‘ : ae OG NS Sh a oe, Cte te sey Resins 4 SG OP ~ he ‘ or “ > : 7. fe it ee ied > ee aaeor ss LL SPCR > e = i an #9 Shitty . IO Milt Eee A RAR aap Ns Beg lin, Ce ee ee ae 4 a ~> RSYVAsawwx : f Ww . 3 — . \ MONDAY JUNE 27, 1927. GraybaR Washes % A Tae pare Pir WESTERN ELECTRIO . a i 350,000 in Use-—Made 23 Years—Sije | 2 This marvelous new model—made a perk : : A P R aA E W IN N E R a worid-great electrical organizatio Jt ee, ete _ CMILILIILMISLLLUSUD , 4, . ty | ‘ - inf . : . ; : A 4 be & +, Y, a nia - the electric . di de - Medd cc , t 4y hid we FS tLe *, gZ ° A E U R O P E A N A I R T A x [ P y ura e—e wonder in a "7 4 Yr “/y 4 y "tf, / Ki pe ee LEB i. Wi YYff"Y7 Of ™ inn safety and canventence. . 4 47% Y Y 44 . , o 4 oF : “eaes : } ey xX _ *, GAY UY Y 4f . P 7 “" . A Y 4 4 Lif . 4 ig via . PS Sy Fey Sag be . rr ™ ./ S N . a ed (/ af L, 44 , a WN—ONE YEAR TO Pay § + 4 ae). “nein A . a val ° 4 Caen " , “ * : - 74 ¢ 4 7 3 ‘ » , o* *e 4 * , . . 4 Home ee ‘ ; : i, o Dre > A 4 # , . > . 4 Z 7 . - ™ ~ - ™ “ * ; f , * A ~S- x y , > ; “a , . ‘4 4 , , LA » GO A 4a , » . ~ SS Ses eayvesese ts Sea AD to the POST-DISPATCH and Gpy ) Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING, See ees: NARRAAARAARARAARARAAAY \S > SRRRASASRASD SE SE SSS SEES REESE EELELELE LES EEG rt ae aes Ca es 4) on inill ap av AQ OOS WANN Me SHESYOOMMAALY Ser IRMWMAWHK4 MRM’ od ey "te % es : ng * hos ae AES a a % Pr: Ie : aa - r va & ; . ome, Oe . se CEN WARS SSW MAG a. oa neneerer? hats : i ; EE 7D Et aT nA we mH HN, 7 : MWg Met tn, eae 4 » SVSTERSE ES TATU SESS | yo ve Ly, ee yim, he ore Pa eS . > * =e be SCRK > : \ ~ % & Se ee ee Oe Oe Oe oe SCENE AREER k SSeSeS yao P. ERAS So: ae Ney J Sage mendes 7 oe ae arony ‘ ” ‘ SN RR tana Soe LY NET 90 mpage ps: a al act oe 9 Gata » he om et gy ih a AA RANMMB i ge lpa +o ee Oe OP OO Te wee... co” AAA VAAL AAA Ok SSAA +S SAAS AAR NS > 2 — But . eee 6 ES no Be Bk BO PO os I cyl Rane : 2 eS MP a ~ ” ’ - ele «> : 2 % ay it +) abi a wwe ne Ln eel 2 a — Ye] hee 8 ee eee ee ee J SMWWQK’ 7 Bog NRW AQK QWNHnwy BOs S : g-Room Suites GIVE-AWAY PRICES / cree ME eke ST. | Suite; Armchair and § ae eee , gee ‘ woos PORE ne nal aa = . y « r 2 ne es aig ee ¥ oe xs e ma Vg 4 Wtiyys are. SN = ae ahd git ; s > ay Vana ak oe pos eid sie : . a» : 4 ~a , os eovedcorevevevevcocivevoverdesteett serdivrarrerrrraaIrrttaaT 7 rrrrrrr rrr rrr Lhd bbb bbdddsssss pbdsdbbddbbbbdbdbdibdbddbdbdddbisddsdddddbdddddddddddddieddeddddddd ddd da V1) WN Bed-Davenport Suite; S I 65 | — ee eens : Miss Norma Engle om her cup winner. Ethel A Crow Indian at the season's opening Suite; Armchair and S$] King. at the horse show at Jefferson Barracks. 7 of Yellowstone National Park last ; Linen Frieze —By v Posi-liepmteh stall nhotagranher week Bed-Davenport Suite; S$ I 9 5 BLL SY Spt ope 4 n Lustrous Mohair... NS ae aa FROM A CALIFORNIA SCHOOL 4 : i iy th Gf _ 5 th t/ % . 4 ‘ , GE ee OO La ha a A -——-— ~ , S ute ; Arm chair an L yy LLL thie: bpp rs s/? EE, SHAPE LEAF ” SHA ABELAPEBABRE RA LARBPE PAPAL LAMPE PLEPEEREL ES SO ee =r ¢ ~ SS ee ae ee oa a og Fd . . Cus \ MSA : : ae wae A a) G4 : d r see ve ha WS FWaN *\NaQaaaeds’ * qRASAETTE LESS 8 5 5 . MQ AYN WY i i i a a a te WOK Nee SS ~ ~~. i WY WK Weeeaas ve a RY DW * Ab, * Yas (4 Py 4, SSS 4, 7 C7 Z ZZ oa | .. M bij LLL ELL LE Vl ee HARVARD ENJOYS ITSELF - FVICTED is 7 ieee sat es > Anne Novak, once a famous singer in Vienna, now, at 77 years of age, put out of her home in New York for non- payment of rent. —jnernational Sly te le ei i ye il a \\ ~ xQuisitel; rench Gray Decorated oe | 785 et; Just One, at Only erde Green Decorated $295 : et, in Satinwood, at... Refrigerators! VE-AWAY PRICES frigerator; Oak......§16.75 Oak Refrigerator...§19.75 l Refrigerator......§39.75 Cabinet Gas Range. $45.00 # Japanese chil@¥en taking part in the commencement exercises held in the famous Rose Bowl at Pasadena d Refrigerator......§49.75 Cabinet Gas Rance... $59.75 tiie, NW eee Orr 7 i a Wag ZA ML be ‘e Y oo A f pane Sa cL +S SSAA AA’ _. 7 ~ +trArw SE 5552S SEES CSREES CER CECE eke ce ee ee oe es MINA AAI_UAU’RSAAN . * ~~ kN % , ‘ ; 4 : ge q ‘ , i A ‘a - , % 4 ‘ Py . 4 ° eo Baz ; : > LSSASAAANS SS ASAAASSS » re . e ™, 7 . . +S\eeeee eee & & a oe ws... . , 4 me y ‘ AT : * £- 4 f } isan n> : “ \e ¢ ’ * SS of @ \\ SS 4 * = Se eeiantnninnaneas, ciamnaameeemmeen agaal SSASASSSERSSSESSSEEES ROR SS » >) ' \ WO i.e ee © & 4 LIGESPTETALSS AT TIALS TA CAtsthl dll SAAMI S STFS Lb bd dd dbddisddsddssibddbddddbdddsdddsdd, “& Le % fey, ; suf? 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" ~ 2 ie ae : i OO POF, eS Sa ee a oe . . es —s ee _ -_ = POPPER EREE EEN MMABMAAAMMMAMMAMALMAMLAMAMMAMARAEAAALAEEBEEEMAELEBEEEEEEEL EEE er a*% Ss — — VWillipssls 444 Yoo - WH 3 = ; Pil *t Y - Atdie Oe YOO ee paps | aa . * vyty LOOKS COOL, ANYWAY U1 l4 hdd ddd dddde a y » CA wy 4 Py y ™~ oy Yi LL dcccccccccceececccccaccaadsasssddddddgcdddddsasdsiisists Phon ographs! pLVE-AWAY PRICES Jr. Portable onic Portable Radio, now....... nophonic Victrola.°$§ 95.00 honic Victrola.....§200.00 Combination..... $245.00 . The class of 1917 taking part in the class day ex- ercises at Car bridge. Sos ‘A NA S * . y Aisa »- “ ad SSS ——. = ~~. SS SS eS .™~ . . + > “2a ww MAA WS abhi btaabbabaanidin) © - LN ‘ N WL YE Maya aa, se eee » ~ itil tiny ypyyitlil fifty YZ htt, tt) “ty! " “ “fit Me, 4 by flr, 7 7 \ Ws = SS - - 4 , GY 4 * i St Jf” fly, J Ye 4 7 wuld bitlliti dlbswbibitin A SS -_.." ST A> 29 5 i ee ee May An up-to-date ice cream parlor in Los Angeles. : , _'* Sh» WWII SII TATA NSS \ N DW “i ¥. ee e. ™ ~ -»: ad Ps ee oy RE ator,“ Ve Son \ ‘ me ‘ ~) ” , . ster Rus $29. mster Rug......... $39.75 ilton Bargain Basement Wood Hose Reel... . $1.00 i-Galion Outing Jug. . ‘3i00 Strong Grass Catcher $1.00 Bird Cage Stands... $1.75 Bird Cages, now ... . $2.75 8-in. Electric Fan __. .$2.75 © ; ~ ? - "vr 7? as an arr ; ery on te a a "oP “ a aire il — -? ht pitted tte ” "> - Mj a 8 PP Oe PT Tr Le SL , ¥y . . ~ é f i (Lhd bd Ld AA hh hhh eee é - 7 os? 4 CPPIEAIAAEFS SOPOT? oF? HAAN? Dt hi tp AND ht Dt pb phi AE he £6 ht x I ER MS = WSS WN Yo 1. a? a + * > WN \) »,L eRe eR REESE EE LALAARA RAE EE RE SS se De ss ~~ ~~’ ve . 5 *seenee® +. SY N ‘ \* » =_" i f we » fi A Cae 6s 4 fe Vg Getting Old George into his cage at the London Zoo. ~-fe ‘ s\ Www , ’ .) MY SAW SOAS SAN RS .*** . ae’ S Vltnnppryyy, SESS LIER OFF at Aa | hd hh hte hhh hh hh A é ‘rere, VT

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ge ‘Bad Teeth and Eve “¢ : The Woman of Tomorrow As Mme. Kollontay Visions Her , Diseases : She Diary O D | : ; } oy Mareserits Mooers Marshall t i oh —_§_ ee t sini stup-c ce: tt ts asinine pis round in automobiles, § ~ overdress therm. fe ve them more money then ll reed for simple amuse mers. To sor them to be snobs, | tolerate. or even laugh at, tazi- oe and irresponsibility in 3c 200: wor. Th is. on the other hand, just as | amid F ee the lives of children one — preachment and prohivi- 4 won. " . ' )RE—Even a hard fie 9 go pe shocked over the supericia s made more attractive by a aa | fads and habits of the moment, “2 lat and scart. That expla | Because they happen to be difter- | cent vogue wt tre taping 4 ent from what was said or worn ~~ — + os robably he ws The Gray That Softens. ~~ r+ ee Sardines sme we . -sjtgren drift ahead, with with gray. havetee | pleasant ‘Program of VY 3 shades of gray mingled with s on er eutdoor life or tram- our Charge 2 theit color scheme; MM eg gacent 300 ‘atitudes *hat en By ANGELO PATRI" a am 7 co cow, and you know, are | uked — he bunk.” . see rns tS us that modern family _ n . 4% [Ft . od ghould strisc a bappy = ig t . oi4-fashioned policing we i i ninned tcense. be -..=- ned Ucens 4. : } eo. P feet be ™ ae ehildren . uDB Fi — persor I mert ' f t ana ; . : ca -s si — an fel astern ees fo seat ‘ he other hand, you cae miei i very pe. ~ 4+ a4 on the pe re & +. them and ask them sr >= tea ihers ,C.i2s thes earn to slip up = ; > aoe surprised what sersibi- : ofa oo they will 6¢ sugsestions * rou ask tDeir co-operats ws m- tead -¢ always thundering Sina’: , * . or voy can get much farther gone » today’s generacon ca) ia s s-- ra © a what they call a “kick” eto of moral danunciation, naa . - . . > i . ’ ~ . = _ c 7 ; 7 ; 5 ‘ | . 7 —_ . ~ ; } ’ " , ' , : ° ’ [ 3 ‘ : ‘ a ascr = the scolding xe) . bs ee ‘ Ss ' m ‘ ; ; 7 a i a : ca ee. 3 : rs Conserve fone eeees- - ee We know -herwise charmin * bie : : oa wii A ¥ 0 ok § ane sens: 2 giri- niiG r Health E bf es convinced that tre reason A . oo (that F. 4 “ «es - e » of her teachers ce ™ — - * Sco tr, - * . a art tebe ‘ovil ee. 8 on Sio0Or-. Why do all the family lau § ee . she iry work yourself during @ 8 # “nese cid ladies are | Cem ~ ag a 4 - . o™ = Summer months, and g ee H » wee tee = ° | - | Der . ine Dien’ Sa. f ri i} “2 ' : io . =s to cement the enteSe® | ous iarge. $1 30 « 4 . Sin |, +? he . gst era. Es 's ’ v ? y to wt gc To i ‘Lar T. f age they'r? ” . ], » o s , ae : ee Leet A omen s Hi c1enic | anaes . ala | romed. Ready 35 Meme, -*4re ‘em to it sa Use. Minimum Chargn SLS0 (Ree great shall be your reward 300 _ 4 a 7 en . = ° : a im~gcay : FINISHED DE LUXE, 20ce Lh @ a ee zt COUR. sa ~' 88 “rished “wee . ws " : : - : ‘ ~ ~ Bro curt * ae tw | - _ charee, $2.00. iy a.c3 Were 3 agat sp * + the It's a Feding Picture — “oO hate >?) ® Summer Fabrics al Ss Laundered Safely Send along your dry cleamng- | j le the General Federation of | tha ir in We own and operate cor own & COU men's Clubs that the gitt oF i CUISCaTr cis fe I a Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Plant. wy t ngeer comn enotin men a | 3650-5 1-52-53-54 oe. tore Erianger. co - a ent case. save tt tag t G2ee 2 vasband continue to pay her; 3 imeny. We agree with the Jadge. of | ce. | a eT eo Y ens al mq You'll never again da h a your 2 Sut we sympaihise with the has E XCELSIOR- LEADER. cea ems gown se vou get the grouine Only —_= ea i men can put ieve LAUNDRY COMPANY ———C—~= en ae tae side and tou tm pemem 1usdaads. TAiNnGs a cap. “The modern Supporting vor Cenmneot allow yiace in her ime & Woman lor. for edapting her time to the % Ond desires of even a ver) ; “at women differ. hertes- cias . = es ' *) i bi. ‘ —— : —— VOInen empioy it. Once z wi No laundry—discard like tissue ; eal _— : ‘Coarreet. tS5s.b ee a eadiate an silanadetaemnes a

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MONDAY, NE ae : ‘Laucuine ARouND * THe WorRLD ° _ with IRVIN S. COBB ; Lduocating the Young Idea Omy way of thinking, this ) story has absolutely the true saree viir& English Savor. Originated nOW here England. J] saw it Br Publication. in a resi. t of London there > y . afternoon an an of bearing and one of hig e latter was rather under order—self-made ve and self-sufficient. vas accompanied by his 50n, a -nosed stunty lad of 192 or «con ltish bwiete bV-Sireet . >. o~ ~ €?7 ‘ou 85¢CNnUen exciaimed the fq. the same time . in the t} e othér either must it.or run ovér hij The aloof pedestrian gruntea in & noncommittal way. However, the self-made man Wag : : - ¥ proof against rebuffs: snubs meant nothing to him. Probably he wag i] day, isn't it >? he which might " continueg iking him to ' quoth the gentle. ing mine’to Eton.” yright, 1927.) The Gray That Softens. W YORK.—Even a hard face nade more attractive by a soft tand scarf. That explaing > of the gray shades m noticeable for some art just imported, be worn with a white with gray. have two ningied with white ; ‘* LAUNDRY SERVICE We Help You Conserve Your Health Why’ do all the family laun- cry work yourself during the Summer months, and endang- ur health? You won't weather near 60 you are free of laun- Our Rough Dry Service will 2 small sum 7, and you'll find it a ful helper—and much more economical undress. This mod- rice relieves you of rudgery.and incon- feniencing part of the work, luding the washing, dry- , Starching and ironing .of flat work. You only have iron the lighter articles, requires about a half h time. You'll be de- lighted with thé quality of our work and the promptness of our service. Why not try it this week? Just phone us, and we'll collect your bundle. Fic PER LB. Pt

AND CLEANING CO. Phone, JEfferson 3650-51-52-53-54 East St. Louis. EAst 562 “galled (Tes, thats go allow them to \— ee fe : | j ia : 1; MONDA UNE [HE WOMAN OF IT gy Marguerite Mooers Marshall ° The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine |MEET THE MISSES A x —By Jack R. Wilhelm ||| Milton Work’s This Job of Children. HAT’S the matter with the in the States today? | cheery, on i ge quest! : of a conference py the pe Orgenizin ; all of the name, jsn’t any more: ) gorts of are j Iic gnalyze and cis we find out what m ’round, what wrench / 1 get the jearn @ lot—muay be. yeanwhile, as one amateur | has had 11 years’ experience de family, hat families scheduled to probe and sect the family, akes its wheels throws a monkey n the machinery. srr - 446 ~~ just plain | wer instance: it is asinine To let half-grown boys and girls y around in automobiles, To overdress them. give them. more money then z ed for amuse- they nee 201 ments, tronic t Siu} ““- simple be snobs, To tolerate. or even laugh at, lazi- ness and irresponsibility in sc100) work. ad /% is, on the other hand, stupid : To make the lives of jong preachment tion, ve "> be shocked over the sup #248 and habits of the mom Because they happen to be differ- ent from what was said or worn er done when you were in your ‘teens, %> jet chil eut any P sista Pie ws with- of train- ,f + 2 dren drift anea leasant oor United comprehensive lit- s soon going to be the American Association g Family Social Work solemn sociological ex-— eir reports by-and-by, — — OS€ SHOOK, 4 SED THE IONS — AN ILD WE DUBIOUS OFT A > - FOR THE LOVA MUD — DO NOU EXPECT TO SELL ME ONE OCF THOSE GARTER PURSES - AND HAVE MONEY IN PLAIN NIEW OF PICK: a ; i) 7 a iN I CL wen BE SILLY” S, OCKETS i { -BUT WYOUWG LOGAN HAS A. GAD WELUENCE EF OM You = | PE eKCADMINOED — O = ' ~ oom me — >“ ~ P14 a= : =e oa —( m& Fo Piet c 4 ~ BUT MY DEAL WILLIAM—S/YoU MUST SEE THE POSITION MIN, CP LLL hele al Ld LaLa ad LLL ana Lema ; Bridge Doiners| — AND DON'T TRY TO SLIP ME ia three without sice THE HIGH HAT— YOU SMALL OPERATOR — ny | SAW/ YOu EATING CORN-ON-THE ~ Strength is sufficient for a nro -COB AT THE RITZ — | trump, but sometimes works ba i- | Jy. three aces, with side strenet' HE pointer for today is: aces 7 Ff arte S pades—A-$-f. hHiearts—A. Diamonds—16-6-2 (‘lubs—A-Q-J-9-8-2 My answer slip reads: No. 17. South (Dealer) bid one no trump. | No. 18. South one spade; west / should bid two clubs. No. 1%. South one heart. west pass: north should bid ene no trump. No. 29. After three passes; east should bid one club. My reasons in support of these | declarations are: No. 17. A close choice between (one club and one no trump, bu’ from a@ love score this hand need: | little assistance to produce game #‘ 'no trump, and considerable assist - ance to produce game at clubs. The | defenseless suit contains three | cards and therefore is not a serious menace. While a bid of one club would not be criticised, it is the type of hand with which bold bid- ding is apt to be rewarded; and one no trump is preferred. | No. 18. After an adverse spade, /a no trump seems dangerous, It is rarely wise to bid no trump over an adverse suit when holding but one stopper in that suit, unless the partner has previously bid. With but a single heart, a double eannot be considered and therefore two clubs seems the sound declaration. No. 1%.. Partner having bid a major of which the hand contains but a singleton, a take-out is ad- visable, even considering the fact that the singleton is the ace «* partner's suit. To take out with two clubs would deny no trump assistance outside of the club suit. The partner's bid shows e#id¢ strength, and the no trump is therefore the sound declaration. No. Once again we have a choice between a no trump ang a club, but after a pass by partner, the club seems to be sounder and is therefore given the preference. (Consright, 1927.) should a | -_ # hundering | ae 4 44 They get what out of moral Or ascribe th persona] motives—- We A and sensib! danu = = the a & - know an otherw “hy . rn see Who is ~ ww 4 * se why so: a cisappr skirts Is because INTELLIGENT- their affairs— ids We re ‘bre igat TIME WILL When Mrs. Jose TELL. ph c. & {srs rs | Women's Clu! 1927 Tre ¢ rs } ~ *¥ ie - »~ hk OKK I , a. ne? . ~~ coi en‘. A Goathemns By LUCY ¥ »rrye - —-_ , 3 = c + LOWELL . c i - Shades of Night. — SS oe re | cw sal ” The forem erg are- mixing | 1 ; these colors with *- amp.ce porec One of t .- one evenhins of black pink. one very other « > ail mre 4 1? ghtly oe VA.il bine > . c and (t® mauvy FT" b+ = s : By THORNTON W. BURGESS. NEW have usurped the places of colors once popular for the nm }es or Summer RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia Cook Book” ful! es : . 10oubtedly ts because of the de ad cool effect they ory TOM -BOY FANCY Sweet Sifted Peas They Melt in Your Mouth . } ithe silken nothings which are mod- | ern sport clothes, look hot in some instances with their brilliant col- The grays are as delicate as possible, ranging from mist to Willow green is a favorite eninach. Gray and Green, YORK.—Gray and green —. 2 iore formai | orings. " *? ‘r rT" } : vt. COSLUG ° 1 fiis 4iie ’ rc 7 ry . jignt- | SMmoxKe, ar ia vey. Even’ Io ’ es - ela > a +4 . -~ . The New Home of the Covote Cocoanut Candy. Geciared O14 ; love tt as much as rou 4 vour old home?’ persisted Mrs. rnrte. ‘eve it more,” dec! Man c - | re ra! »~* . ‘ és" va : , . f 7 a - f of di ‘ \ a 8 Se 5 a ~~ - ete tina hans amiedietenaiien tenaptn arte: sv, aa 66 ? Mother * a 7 ~ , & 7726 Ij Cel s To enh, efumped so hic , a “7 4a ‘— . ; 7 s)4 ’ Pail Ana sit ica & ié 17] € it hi 'ter i of ¢ Tn S(€ ive Ej we De ae EO NR aie me PATRIOTIC STICKS—Red, White © Blue—for the 4th of July—and they’re Special all Week at only Ja ] 5c half-pound box ALL-WEEK BAKERY SPECIAL ae Caramel Rolls the pan... Tuesday's Special | ’ Their = © . . - Pecan Filled Dates Cocoanut Layer Cake NO BURNS IN BUSY BEE FIRE WORKS Give candy to the chil- dren for the 4th of July. 7) 417 N. SEVENTH ST. OT I OL CE A LOLI LL LOT 6TH & OLIVE ST. Murray! ~~ the One Hour Washday “Ss here . HE long, tiring wash- day with its many irksome details is gone because of the Maytag with ita many time and labor saving features that make washday but an hour of easy, comfortable washing. No changing of water in the heat-retaining cast- aluminum tub, that cleans itself in 30 seconds after the washing is done. No hand-rubbing of even col- lars, cuffs or meckbands. Try the Maytag-—if it doesn’t sell itself, .don’t keep it. Deferred Payment You'll Never Mix THE MAYTAG COMPANY Newton, lowa Fer homes withect electricity, the Maytag is available with in- built gasoline moter. Aluminum Washer Poole-Maytag Co. 321-323 Arcade Bldg. (Eighth and Olive) Telephone GArfield 0942 405 N. 7th St. (Ambassador Theater). Telephone CEntral 9336 3419 S&S. Grand. PRosepect 1412 3503 N. 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r le at netaaeceennianen aie ieedimnnniiaieani eee ie ee 2 F soning you probably have ie . od sincerity when accompanied by siam Silent night for KHJ, WGY: WSM-and| I ost - Dispatch Rac 10 Ili great waste in this vegetable e 3 LEGAL INFORNA all Chicago stations. aie actere Seay ty ‘trying to keep a supply on “6a ; CHAPTER VITI , uh, | KDKA, Pittsburg (S15m-950kc)—7. Spot: | Broad asting Station Why not plant enteds in es - | (By a Member of the St. Lowis ] . ed - mERS SOU. ia | KSD | pots and keep them on the «i ~~ j—A wife cannot give a) MRS AS THE STORY GOES: ' KFI. Los Angeles (468m-640kc)—7:-350. | tehen |. L * se to the land unless her | lawyer Glenn Edmuud’s orchestra; 8:15, Radio- | | window sill?) When you Want jogs eed, do not A Jewish lad named Abie Levy and an Irish colleeu named torial: &:3U, Gamut male quartet; 9 550 Ke. (a little onion flavoring in the sane al Bgsvand sisus —s proper}. > ! ' ; sic box hour; 10, program: IL, Alma . Soup, 'S.—Girls become of age : .ose-Mary, by what seems to them a miracle, though their parents |. : ! th). Garden, comcalis. | Daylight sg rege! a | stew, salad, meais, etc, eut off the - , gNxIO on their twenty-first | Of the { 5 t4 f > o> : i i a -40 ; ), & . s , . , 5 7 : would have called it the devil’s handiwork, are on a Paris balcony : — j hy P O, St. Louis |} ing at or 10:4( Rh a my || young shoots. : M 12°40, and p. ; Saethday: L. lL "i 4b) L %. n/ ' so swe? 5 *— vo : } " ’ ee — should in ulre mi ht I watching the Armistice celebration. They bad met the night tte : - | kas VS 3 Rev. Louis J. rict ||] Market quotations and news Phese are nice when thinly sliceg.. R.—You q « j gOLDIER States Veterans’ Bu-/| home wu ‘ - ; | Ps i) epee = ba bulletins of interest to the and = scattered” over salads, > ip the Um . regarding the’ are pro Corporal’s company went to No Man’s Land, cheered by Rose | \ | a iba y 4 / he =| beg eae il] Middle West.’ Prices supplied |]} cheese, etc. Three or f pes? Bou, 4026 Se aennee. : ana $2 M 9 ffort tertai d j in the hospital where > ; ’ | = v » den rre : Di- by Market News Service, U. 3. l as Bite er a ? ent . nt . * — == ae Maslin, pianist; 6:50. Joe Johnsons or- ‘ ig or ; ss Rose-Mary’s hospital leave expired at midnight; she was catch ee SSS SSS chentra: 7 Sidteel Griffin, | soprano, 7:00 P. M. ‘but are added to the flexibility ot guilt _-No permit or passport is Courts ng ali afternoon train. ‘ _— — a Lob and Robby, harmony uo—f orest ‘Standard Time by the Hioward the bangles W hich ure their - . . “ for an American to cross Market ™ ~ oan - mines > ie HEC — ‘er o* » P s . ’ “¥ esary 9 y ~~ ae — the Magician—overture; Joe Jolnson’s Watch Co. pe arin cat 9 ridge from Niagara Falls, N. | format Thea ‘er seeme > sh esumed, still serious: orchestra: 8S, Rudy and Ted, Elmer Me- i, : ’ e answer seemed to please her, but _—— Donald, tenor: Mississippi Serenadere; 9 Final Baseball Scores. , to Canada for @ few days’ visit. LITT “No, you're bothered by your father’s letters. I know you are.” And Joseph bowed himself with his face to the blessed Joseph, and said, God, before whom my fathers Walter Newman, tenor; Helen Musick, ''p. P.—It you are employed DY) kent y: J a? >» * , : . s . soprano: 9:30, Harry. Lange's orches- *-3 a, ntitled | It was Abie’s turn to grow sober. earth. And Israel stretched out his right hand, and Abraham and Isaac did walk, the God which fed me all tra: 10, Etheriogue: 10:30, Lange's or- WRR, Dallas (352m-850kc) —6 2 F go mt a 4 Yew ee ne ghee the ra are - as . : . ’ ‘ cnestra. ram: 8:00. band concert: 9:40. Mu- ee @ p e “Sometimes—I am. Dad's so—old-fashioned. laid it upon Ephraim’s head, who was the younger, and my life long unto this day, the Angel which redeemed KWA, Denver (325m-920ke)—8:30, Mex- sic program: 11:00, Poets’ hour. ) gi month if your resignation was re oe 6 su “Maybe mine isn’t!” his left hand upon Manasseh’s head, guiding his hands me from all evil, bless the lads; and let my name be ican music; 9, Scheuerman’s orchestra: | WSAI. Cincinnati _ (362m-830kc)—6 :330, : UNTV ERSITY ts to your neigh probab “I’m not Dad. It isn’t the same thing, at all. Dad’s—Dad!”’ S&S TE | as Saget aed CC yp ilinncanolis | (4050-7 40ke) —7, More Trimming for Hats. | mae fa sees 1 : ght ney f they object. You GIPP EC aes 25 ra rchestra: S:3. istory ‘ir nts: - 4 ‘ “Most Dads are.’ (And Rose-Mary laughed a teasing little oon ’ ‘wt ae . Marty's Collerians: "Sa. veaeee NEW YORK.—The large hats | of course, tie them to your! wil) ha : : if a.u° ; program; LO:d0. Emmet Long's orches- ; . hev | ~ cé. der th laugh). “But they can be cured, if they’re given the proper treat- . > . A Hii WES tra: 11:30. organ recital. . are not only becoming larger, they m fen ; j ; ry — - : &: ? = ‘4 a t I sent.” _ & . YY if . ! — WEAF, New York (491m-610kc)—6, | ate becoming more trimmed. They | CMOVES «Sta In 1 erack—* gt Pa 1908, pods ,.CDL- _¥ . Mie Lee WY = en —. bf rp paar. senor: panet Sassv. | started the season with the sim- A he siret weman & the legal pers W “The proper treatment? | i a's / S Z “a = . is | tails’ - (KSB) 6:30 Beldieun bend Gon: plest of the trimming. Now they and Od T r re. and the second marriage is ae “Oh, it isn’t so hopeless! Cheer up—it’s been done. In other . th iy oe , ame ~~ SOBA a oe ai aaa. A” wine cg «pel a are being elaborated with ruffles O 3 ot legal. * oe ie ag oe ee ™ Is yy 1p r i ; eo _ ma WSAI. KSD, WDAF. WWJ) 9. Rolfe’s|and ribbons on the underside of ; : : ‘ — ee 7 , Ye. 2 : = > » orchestra (WSAL, WRC). _——* the brims The trend is toward Toilet bowls can be easily i ; MEDICAL UE: ss , . ’ ’ 999 4 / : had ‘ . oid, - : we . : : . eee eeee ony SUCH Cases: 7 : i] =" — ee ees ae” alig ‘nsemble : Ha- | siowers and smallest of feathers on and quickly freed from all . mm Health and sanitation questions of pudli “I know a case of education... Let me tell you about it. It's 4 , — & = : ~n Sil eh | E:S0. Jenny Wren comesrt: the crowns. The milliners” say | stain and odor with © ie idered. Diagnosis or treatment rie a case in point.” , } rat aoe or 2 Flee | a WEAA, Dallas (499m-600kc)—6:30, mu- | Women are tiring of the a0 “lorox the modern labor- ¥% i MRS. Bie gg, ae ae , ‘ « « ) ty , 6 ; it’ a) —_ - ——e ae F ELC. - $3 3 ale $ _. j ons. . ‘ oO And Rose-Mary sat back thoughtfully. “This girl—it's the H | | LY ’ ZZ 3 Go | : WINS, Ges Moines Uimas deer eee |e saver. The bowl and its [een es and open the sty when| using 1 case of a girl and her mother-—this girl came here from New, York | | eS «ane : a Ss i tg moorchestra: 8. Orchestra: outlet pipe are disinfected op ee oo om os . t» study dancing and dramatics. Her parents are of old New Ea- \ fh | , Rg Ks | een i We WIL, a (258m-1160kc)—8. at the same time, for a. D Gning. To prerens 6 ae a gland stock. You know—old-fashioned, terribly Puritanical. Well. fh bahia | Ane : SS ———S—_—_—_ ¥ peg wl Masten ‘Clorox is a disinfectant {) 9am or the adjoining @cllowing oint- gee she liad to have experience, this girl, so she took a job in one of a Yas lla hi: lll. EIN cearinp, Hlgdacs: ie ano. and deodorant as well as (fF tty Yellow oxide of meroury| Five , ointment, in the strength of 10 tilied these wild French cabarets. She’s dancing there now—one of six 1 Isaac; end let them grow into a multitude in the — Tiche hear (RDK aaa ee, Eee a marvelous cleanser, per cent to the eye lids night @nd) streng t > ° + ~ ‘ © in a small rorne. . s . midst or the earth. And when ‘Joseph saw that his nee (WJR) 8'30 AJ Friedman's orches- as dea ' | . Follow thin anda on | a ————— - ecntities as ee | can imagine how they don’t dress!” murmured Abie, smiling! father laid his right hand upon the head of Ephraim, WLW . Cincinnati (422m-710ke) — 6:00. toate: Pm label for this and many BE ain ne you describe is due to a glunily. it displeased him; and he held up his father’s hand, to _ it; he also shall become a people, and he also shall be = [ prozrai- 7:00. Lyric tisie quanet: 2:30: | je ty heat, chaf- other uses of Clorox. jf) nome impediment oF Inchon of the troubl “That's it—they don't dress. Not to speak of. Well the girl's} remove it from Ephraim’s head unto Manasseh’s head. great; but truly his younger brother shall be greater 5:30. don Gane Ge ee fing, irritation, ¥ ae | bisod, which may be due to some ge nother turned up here last week. Of course she had to see he: | than he, and his seed shall be a multitude of nations. WOC. Davenport | (353m-850ke)—5 :30, excessive pers Pax | At All Grocers! ~ = pangemens | oe a ng daughter. And she had to see her dance. Now the daughter didn’t | ea versenden tenis cauist: Herbert siibersteim cial: O°" | Gy eiration with S | E » earmine which one, or ones erases xo on till midnight—and the mother went to bed at nine. 0 it! : 7 aS | Ki NIE Goad 8 ry me | 7 , :| a ee ee Sy a competent phy-| the ur began by mother’s finding that she had to sit up later. Then, in| | Tongs with which dishes can l=] 8:30, Studio program: 9:00. Orchestra: , ) - — flan is absolutely | necessary.| Mine © ; | e handled while being washed with- 10:30. Jack Crawford's orchestra, , | will 1g 3a Se | ' % ‘ $ ecor e He squeezed her hand. The small, dry pimples so often £0 away. ‘This, too, will be . . : 7 7 . >a) ~~, : ‘ Pa ’ : | " oJ “4 , ee ; D r womel! vhich | adjusted after the third or fourth | AAR fF) : - ; # : ) ° Of course not! No— it S S . ’ Oe " fh i =i | complained of by W Om ¢ } \ ' ; | te a : ‘ wo St ton ‘ : ed Ss just that in the case you ve described | usually are more noticeable on the | time, and then the first thing vou |§ uke aSphaes Somer ae =: Oe Laan?” = 3 urla erm ——_ 1@ Original prejudice was not so—serious. Your friend's mother | legs, the outside of the thighs and} know you'll be wondering how you | | a — | — ——— didn't have to forego her religion to forgive her daughter.” | the upper arms, can be eliminated | ever used the wash-cloth, & E ce F° are.” | within two we ekes bw daily bathine (Copyright, 1927.) | 7” : . Se PEOGROGEE ~. . . ccc econ ee eer St. Louls eu ” “ if a‘flesh-brush is used for cleans- | While in may ecase’-—- Abie paused— I have to combat a nti Mes ©, Wade «ccacoscccce St. Louis sun |ing the body instead of the usua, | aay a. ma . eee : rs 2 | ae The p> M Louls TQ "oj in : ’ Z Se ae +7 Be ti ap 6 % % rn ctiseonccohaeeteen st. u the all prejudice ages old. A prejudice so deeply inculcated that I don’t | wash-cloth. These pimples are | tect? eee | ; Ue | ae — 00) oe. eee bet wim, . Belleville | gaylig! believe Dad himself could explain why he feels it.” nothing but clogged pores, but it | |/f7\\ Sa Se . :. : Spe hs! i - Ree , foe ares. © Belleville kind | Bw). o Se SS : oe PPS =e i e | “t | Overstreet ...cccoesess mt. lous : At Belleville. Y « Kamman .....+++: st. Léuls fair He was silent an instant longer, and then added soberly, ‘] | t#kes something of firmer texture | | = ss GOL oc «vc cdic ee St. Le plain; Suppose it’s the war that has made it seem a prejudice to me’... ee Pd Bachar ows teen! | . tie fi 5 | = = ip 4 : ; | & BIRTHS RECORDED. to fin Rose-Mary was silent with him a momient; then she straight-| sie ¢iesh-prush mav eG + ae | : ea 3 |e we Es wn & BOYS. nett reall ened with one of those quick little smiles so characteristic of her. diush tek prac page pe gor Eye 8 {exa, 8136 Minnesota. har é > 8 i Irst, bu 11s - and D. Herron, 4214A Dewey, nne! “But it does seem a prejudice to you now! At least, you're | passes away after a few times, and | S. Janoski, 4139W Carter. colors, apparently willing to be seen about with—one young Irish person!” | ©lose opservation will show that! band 1. i Hole. "2841 Shenandoah, the pD Abie slipped one arm along the back of her chair and drew = ee BE pod € Narrisas, “e702 Pennayia yen: ner against him, as if to slake for an instant, by the mere touch ergo mula axmonen pegged =-P Re A, 4a regen of her, the deep thirst welling in him. | clogged pores and pulling at the. oy Fs Fag Pete? vy ee re i Pine. grow But he couldn’t dismiss the subject so lightly. He returned to | #™Purities, atid this will go away | a es, eh Pince. | he 8 it at once, in the serious tone it always drew from him. Jae SS HOOK as The pores are treed. | ene ete. 2024 renee 7 “You can laugh, but you don’t see it yet as I do. I can’t If the dry pimples are of long | : A.’ Stubblefield. 1420 Prancie, mans / Standing it is sometimes advisable | wey “BR //] :. 4 iL i ; 4 3 he ea A and ¥ Luerke, 3905 Hartford. verse escape it—not with Dad always writing this way. And it’s all so 4 YA wer ‘¢ | . ae. ’ S— | ) : 7 = re, Band 1 ‘ | to massage a little olive oi] over . = Fous, so £ Brune. th moon’: Sieg s0 foolish! Why, one of the best friends | ever had—little | the affected parts. before getting * an | is a . > poe” " ; sin $F : : et 4 vy. af R ° Ww. ; : oe _— was Irish. He saved my life on the field, and I wouid | i@to the bath. | he A \ | SS SSS Compani to the Band 8. Derker. 3232, Miullanphy. Rel vs gm a mine to have saved him. I did my best to save him. Do. Meld ‘ai : = | . | sree: 2 An R. Hughes. 5443 Coline. make oa : we ever thought about his being an Irishman and I a RWWA A : | : Long and Favorably a. 2» and 1 Vine dete ti enblle. the fa Be ot wel Not over here... It Ought to be that way at MQ GG L K FfFfKR ! ! / & . : Known Eden Cylin | \ ‘A Wrou mon 3817 Margantord. weath: home. ! KQQGS \ | RN he, St 7 des Type Washes and iL. Schostker, 4731 Rosa. in the “a eto awe . . SSV SS SK SS : ° ; Morne. 367 rta. A Of course it should!” And Rose-Mary’s shoulder moved closer SRP?_J_VJMaR O WH | ° | rane i Wallecee wegen — t egainst his. : BESS GG|Q GQ GVGWv SS" 5 f ., and G. Crowell. 1112 St. Louie. any A strand of her hair brushed his cheek. Ab 1 sudden \ Sc ral T] ick | PS ee ee , . s cheek. ie said suddenly, QA QAAAMAM oe : ’ S lay , , —>— wom in a new and different tone: “Look here! Do you know what || & KS 456 ef | Ti mt th em mew | re quic est Way to Spi ead the good news ¢ We want you to experience the thrill of he “ae an ae ep aapanlbes AX GG 1 ° i ‘ a : secing your sviled linens yo into its spacious Ss we Du. i? 78) way rites She drew away from him quickly at that —_ ee S SS ~ o - : h ] . a e | ' “0 é s : oVe« fey 44 2735 anian P ur } yi at—turned and faced \ W t | about this wonderful new Eden ; | copper tub and come out spotlessly clean DE Muiten.’ 56° s018' Ps’ him with mock sternness: | ) O a i 1 ivy ex x Speedwasher almost incredibly soon. , : | 7 Mt. Stone, 1018 Fa termes. 1s to offer a Free Trial to everyone who is interested men a5: {angtSOd Lindell. “Lieutenant! Do you realize it’s nearly 2 o’clock ~ and. we. Oo" y - j e608: © & ‘ ‘ 5 a * r 1, 45. 020 N Elliot. haven't had lunch? | be) of silk depend 2 Be Henderson, 45. 3314% Frankia, son its delicate pastel | ff in having the very latest development in Washers! Rtanlev. 23. 43517 Lawton (Tomorrow—Farewell or Au Revoir?) | shades. We want you to prove that its “balloon” $48 | ae Veen Seems tt . : we | © . ’ ¢ 9 ¢ F ‘ . oa a ‘a , _ . ; Prin — ’ Nw. : tec __ (Ceorrieht, 1927) | >. POEL Sr aad hone is the need : Many have already taken advantage of this intro- | wringer rolls leave buttons alone. We want (A 38 “Armand pl ee | gine: © : | fade, simply “tint i sans sian ce ductorv offer and . é ‘Ss h ‘ zs * ycu to see how simple, Sa fe and satisfactory PS. i a Crain, 39, 4158 ween cheon Cloth x 5 s bY | Tintex to restore to original beauty. 4d 8 oy - great S t cir pl dlS€ of this new It 1s to Operate. 3 a os . Murray, “a ini rpeeee. ae ANS > | Quickly, too—and. without muss orfuss Fe en trium h that th Cc : x. en . « Bate 54. ofits Chouteau. ITH the use Of s0 much col- (and a half tnches wide. Fold this 2 “ Ve at 4 | bee streaking or spotting. ‘That is whv P c policy of Free Trials will be 2.7 aS og Weck. in’ OF a ored stenfware, goblets and | eareful! a : : e Schaller, 60. 3301 Pennsylvania, Pan WwW — ie ~ x 4 or tinting all materials, Vhere are es - L'ng with no ettort at .; Ol our part : York. While the colored damasks are lov- /napkins are usually made to mate} Wr" ne \ - wo yoo | Tintex Dark Col rs — all fast, ] be: 3 , Cx be YOUr ndme on the list Guic k be- ind. sl * | t at ant on — : ~ BRuee : ely, sometimes the colored glass is in a set of this kind : Ce 49 Oey gh? shades { I ite he fy meee * q ; : im : . should you wish to purchase, its consid- ie" t ‘nstown, June 26, Scythia, atte ha ee a: s kind. - 1” IP OC “sf — for dyeing heavier apparel. Ss ae S eee c , . . a Ork for , maeee ettecve on &' white or nat- | Almost any of the colors look wel) \* Ory | ‘ And a special Tintex for tinting lace. jOre this libe ral oj fc r is withdrawn props lower Price and convenient terpis aaeew Y ee ural cloth, with just litt) saa | | 0 © od Son® | 6 : nae . a / : 7 will ‘please va a “i ork, June 26—Stuttgart, ’ JMSt a e co1or as borders depending. of course Ae ‘ of” 3 trimmed silks without coloring the lace. Aik pl€ase you. me Bec Sie: “en; La in the border. ‘These cloths you . ow 3 i =? ' Savoie, Havre. Phone Any of These Stores: — eRe Yorn. ne 2 Adriatic, for ““rgen, June 24, Rergensfjord, York. e€ “ . . : ‘ upon your glass. A sort i maroon | ! r. dee the Tintex Color Card at vour dealer’ ‘ah , can make y lal ’ gh gO oF I ; [ Y l N ‘ W nthe 1 ws aralon if. | With natural linen is very handsome | oo , lh Yc ‘ i Blue Box — for lace-trimmed silks cst f OuUrse ext das l ay. le 0 ow ng idea ca n ba ca r- : wil h the deep red kobIicts, a nd a - s™, p J \ c Xx Ss “Ay 5 ~ SS (tints the silk —lece remains white}. i ‘ ried out in either a square cioth. an | ss royal or thane! blue with the san. | _.& tY~ « SAXG@_Qq (-ray Rox—for tinting and dyeing all — aa oblong for use on a refectory table. phire glass, Naturally the lighter | “om 4 —— | ee ee | UNION ELECTRIC - In the latter case they can be glass requires a paler bender 2 % +e a . | 15 ¢ = package AND Pp oS wov “-* ise buy a fine woven co ton Heating elements have been in- te ae 2 oa Six =

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a . Pf & Window Sill Onions el NOt ent One ‘avoring Or sea. ) proba biy have S | ere at ee i” ints Vegetable fh my BH Giant oniene 822% Main} mIU0IS ip YOU! amily co Sou fio W ‘ r pots and keep them on the kite) . - . }4*? window sili? oe a and SCULLeCT e cheese, eic Three or OvVey?y al orox the modern Iabor- saver. The bowl and its outlet prpe are disinfected at the samie time, for Clorox is a disinfectant and deodorant as well as a marvelous cleanser. Follow instructions on label for this and many other uses ef Clorox. At All Grocers! * geine)can Oni) k é MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1927. es Qt Post-Dispatch reserves the right te reject an ery. ed 1 and telephone calls or answers by mail ple - given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- of sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressea envelope. LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) is MRS. E. P.—You should consult a || 4 —ehae ru j.—A wife cannot give a LF ie to the jand unless her ‘end signs the deed. oUuS.—Girls become of age vissour! on their twenty-first etl y I £R.—You should inquire United States Veterans’ Bu-'| OF 1936 Chouteau, oy your insurance. yu—crawtish regarding the ~ ifi vaily protec ted. A ly be used for ws. fs M—You may have grounds 3 divorce, but you do not state | your Jetter. Consult a law- i - regarding the property. KIOUS.—You would have to in the State of Illinois for ghole year before you can file » for divorce in that State. P 5.—No permit or passport {is wsary for an American to cross | jage from Niagara Falls, N. 2 i - p—If you are employed by month then you are entitled ja up to the end of the/; oy A your resignation was re- | probably ' file guit. } } | | } ' ' ' ; and crabs are min- | lawyer regarding the est d } at do not think is rndled properly and to the be of the heirs. 3 ort being handled L. LL. D.—Your aunt and uncle i | might be able to make you return || home until you are of age if they | are providing a good home for you | | and you leave it. i OLD-TIME READER.—All that | you can do is to employ a good |lawyer to fight or settle the ilens | 2s best he can, and then sue the ; vorce F. B. V.—lf your husband | wks or has any property he can e to pay the cost of the) worce, including the lawyer's fee. | Mayu should consult a lawyer. | : J. H.R. JR.—Under the circum- ; nces you state, the courts would shably not permit the policy to but would deduct the emium from the amount due. TNIVERSITY CITY.—You can-,| tie your plants to your neigh- | GRACE.—If there was fence if they object. You last | vears and with a son 12 years old. | You will have to get a divorce in | husband for a divorce and alimony, | or fer contractor. OLD TIMER.—You can sue your separate maintenance whichever you prefer. Consult a lawyer. JUNE BUG.—Inquire at the 4i- ‘ courts in the Municipal Courts Building, Fourteenth and Market streets, regarding the in- formation about the divorce. LITTLE LADY.—If you have kept your receipts for the money you have paid the agency you are safe. However, you should consult a lawyer if they i A Seta et tl tt ei a aa READER.—The realty people 'should have the title run down (is closed. of course, tie them to your | » fence. a rea) won law marriage in 1908, st t legal proper treat- nt of a sty is to apply | der the circumstances you state. the first woman is the legal | ife, and the second marriage is) MEDICAL QUESTIONS | Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- ed. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. MRS. E. S.—The hot) ter results for your weak eyes by wompresses and open the sty when | ® begins to form or gather. » Cee soothing. This | done ag often as necessary for | er the adjoining gland becoming infected, apply the following oint-| ment: | gintment, in the strength of 10) Yellow oxide of mercury per cent to the eye lids night and morning. the skin as you describe is due to gome impediment or lack of driv- Wi ing force in the circulation of the / i blood, which may be due to some i Aerangement of @#uch organs 48 heart. lungs, kidneys or liver. determine which one, or ones these are at fault, a thorough Eeemination by a competent phy- an is absolutely necessary. re is no immediate danger now) a! | vised. md this condition should not pre- gent marriage. ANXIOUS —We have no sugges- sto make concerning the ad- To prevent recurrence | i ; | tion to be used in the eyes. uJ. W.—Such a condition of| to date, or should permit you to | have it run down, before the sale Otherwise you wil] not know what you are buying. A. READER—You could not have the marriage annulled, after 12 the usual way. The cost would probably from $75 to $125. GIPPED.—We do not think you will have to get a 1926 license, un- Go to Room 18, City Hall, and take your bill of sale and any other pa- pers with you. You cannot get a half-year's license until August first. J. G—You would likely get bet- using a weak solution of sulphate of zinc in the strength of one and one-half grains to the ounce of distilled water dropped in the eyes night and morning after applying hot compresses for five minutes. Five grains to an ounce of dis- tilled water is about the right strength for a boracic acid solue K. C.—The pains you mention do not positively indicate kidney trouble but may be due to an irri- table bladder or a certain degree of neuritis or neuralgia of the nerves supplying the muscles of that region. However, since the kidnevs may be involved a test of the urine should be made to deter- —————s aoe _ = ~ SS ns | ihasnssnsdientee men gnats “ an ee ete li mine this possibility and appropri- ate treatment could then be ad- G. B—Tape worm is the result | 'of an animal parasite fastening it- ability of using the method you} suired about. An extensive ex- wience in the treatment of neu- is is that heat is self on the wall of the intestine and there remaining indefinitely | | if the head is not dislodged and | | 'throwing off the segments from ||| the one and) time which contain the /| time to It is cone ||! ee —— The St. Louis Post-Dispat o — = = 4 ee eS {| oe ch Daily Magazine i. - oe | » > Wa abet Pr we. Nall: ae" | Good Time Guy—Here Comes Somebody —By Frank Smiley — La be Lt THE VILLAGE WISE-CRACKERS A pS : , . z 4 P : ce 7” NOT IN THE SOUP--- You'LL FIND MOST’ : f OF THEM LOAFING ON THE STEPS OF EPH. THINS GENR'L STORE. EPH fio CATS--- HE JUST KEEPS ONE png ly wraaiiiees i) EPH. WATKINS i} GENERAL STORE FEED, FUEL , FISH, FIREWORKS NB ON YOUR RIGHT, GOES WITH THEN,1S THE HOME OF GUY GREEN-- ---GOOD TIME GUY, WHO GETS PICKED ON MORE THAN THE UKE WHICH HE PLAYS. HE LIVES WITH HiS WIDOWED MOTHER AND HIS SECOND COUSIN, LEMUEL, ON THE FARM, WHICH > BELONGS TO GUY. TO- | peseserar : MORROW WE'LL GET ri} ibe Ets a i THE OLD FAMILY ALBUM 10 (TE | li | OUT AND SHOW YOU ALL I | H | | THESE FOLKS. MEAN- “es . WHILE, YOU CAN SEE Guy IN THE YARD AMONG THE PIGS ------HE'S THE ONE WITH THE HAT ON. efje | | . a ——— ; —— 3 — A Penny Saved \WOORAY! WE RE GOING TO HAVE CHERRY pe! \ - \ \ ‘ t\ AN \ \Y \ \ THEM CHERRIES WASNT For PE! 1 WAS YT EXPECTIN TO GET A GOOD PRICE FOR EM AT FLETCHERS STORE DID YOU FINISH BREAKIN THE STRIP BACK OF THE WOODLOT 2 THEN START ON THE SOUTH FORTY IN THE MORNING AND GET AT IT EARLY WHEN |} WAS A LAD 1 OIDNT LAY ABED TILL FOUR IN THE. es MORNING —— Dumb Dora —By Young — EE — Oe :—“‘ié‘ YOU SAY You CAUGHT THE « BRIDE'S BOUQUET ~ THAT MEANS “YOURE GOING - : y iy I KNOW, But WHO ? “iit DESCRIBE fii L} Ute MAN JH DASHING BLOND PAN - GENTLE, BOT WITH THE COURAGE OF A ADONIS WITH A BRILLIANT SEE A HANDSOME,POPULAR, ON- A FINE, NOBLE TRUE ROD. HOW DARE Nou KID ABOUT THIS? I WAS NEVER MORE SERIOOSIN ALL MY LIFE -' — . Lp > . ¥ ’ A ’ pe Phe AS. % es 4 (As Ve oes eatin i awry } wm ae ie a” 4 » gn ven aon haga Diinebainess + ¢ p x sab * 4 PAD Ay ine OS SOA linet See a ae ce « " PPR cto a ar ipanalth I. . ‘ j i i ee | fur collar of lynx. High Heels. | NEW YORK.—High heels, ac- | cording to fashion experts, gon Gt should not be too low unless one /| “er enerink BOO is shod exclusively for the purpose | > vee 7 ~ 738 Armand pl. - (of pedestrianism. With anything but shoes for golf or tennis, Louis | St. loulg Overstreet , Bhepard . sn = BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. BA Green, 4°279W Garfield. eS “ane 81°26 Minnesota. » aid 4°14A Dewey, i. OW Carter. Y. and yer, 4020A Shreve. ey loir, 284] Shenandoah. . 4637A Michigan. : Penneyvivania. r. BROS Olive. anc M. Topping. Fercuson. and M. Cuthberiaon, 3K18& W. Pine. mM. Grimm, 3944 Miami. and M. Arnold and BC This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch COME BACK TO ME, You SWEET STUFF! How I COTE ON THESE CANDIED CHERRIES! NOBODY WILL MISS THESE iF I TAKE THEM ALONG HOME WITH me! Wp YEs.I'mM i Wi Wy Hy y/ UP TAKING Your Wy ! CANDY! ALL WE yy / s NEED Now (S FOR YOU TO GET AW, SICK ,ON TOP GIVE MY OF EVERYTHING / TEETH A ! CHANCE! ELSE! THEY HAVEN'T EVEN HAD A BITE! WAS / a H}/ j if ij f Y, a UL // ; Wii) YYfr~" THE Kxio's GY BEEN A PRIME CUSTOMER=$I'LL - JUST SLIPHIM | — ANOTHER BOX O CHERRIES TO KEEP HIM IN PRACTISE! IF vou'LL STEP THIS WAN, WE'RE LINING UP THE PASSENGER S FOR QUESTIONING! CERTAINLY— HERE, LITTLE Overland. ‘hwood Place. re, TOP AND THINK timsrae cut!!! . Maplewood iz St. Loum. to experience the thrill of INens vO Mmto 1f SPdac 1uUSs TURN IT, AND THEN TAKE BACK WHAT SHE THOUGHT VAS THE SAME BOx? - > - me ‘es 8 a} ’ ’ ume Out spoticssiy cican, +. 7 $SOoT}). . R79 Waterman. il ‘My y / seinen, at) 4 eer eet AAV ens wied SOU RAMEN ees 0 prove that its “balloon” ve buttons : | ; SIM Pic, Sate anid Satistactorv ’ arric., carriage, i they say demands that the heels be | at least of moderate height. Vio- (lent color combinations are losing 'their popularity as Soon as they but | . k o Py ransas. 'the matter of graceful Joe |in S —oy Vic R12 Chouteau. k ; : ge | -60._ 3301 Pennevivania. hip Movements. “ae Arrived. ame * Une 26, Caronia, from “imtal part Tork. Wish Lo purcha > Its consid- ““enstown, June °F ¢ and convenient terzs Tork for Liverpool. P York, June 26—Stuttgart, men; La Savoie, Havre. Sailed. — June-25, Adriatic, for urray grey. wee fir ee \ WELL ILL Be —! 1-8 -? on Seg =P aS ; WILL Y'LOOK WHOS COMING ¢.: Ease : | : = DAWGONNE D ' — : 3 Sari iF iT isn’ T TH Cow PUNCHER I'M DOIN MY BEST — + THAT SOLD ME AND {('M ALSO AWARE P # —T' CAR \S “THINKING ! pen SSS Now HOLD —Tuat PIPE UP TleHT B= peed» asher next washday 5 Tit TH sOLDER' Cools — Hory ‘ER =| OE AND THe. eee 4%.) : — : nmiOuUt DC} 1c pm portuned | gain it. Ing and STILL NOW — ALL READY "! June 25, New York, New York. Vigo, June 25, Roussillon, New York. Southampton and Cherbourg, June 25, Tuscania, New York. Missouri Road Conditions. | By the Associated |’rees Ben, June 24, Bergensfjord,| St. Joseph—Clear; roads good. we. | Joplin—Clear; roads good. , © June 2E He Grasse, New| Jefferson City — Clear, | good. Columbia—Clear; roads good. Moberly—Clear; roads good. Sedalia—Clear; roads gOOL- Hannibal—Clear; roacs good. | Kansas City—Clear; roads good. Poplar Bluff—Clear, roads good. Springfield—Clear, roads good. — Cape Girardeau — Clear; roads | Cherbourg, good. < MECHANIC HAVE WORKED FoR &N HOUR. ON THe BROKEN FEED PIPE‘— IN Te MEAN TIME BLANCHE HAS SAT ON “THE RUNNING GOARD OF THEIR CaR To ESCAPE THe. HOT SUN ! Ss Scythia, . \\ P | ¥ of These Stores: )WER CO. MAin 3220. Mm & FULLER CEntral 6500 Or See One of the Many Eden Representatives i ! ae roads teenstown, June York. Arty | Werp, June 24, Lapland, New £6, Laconia, | wis ath - ae b eeembton and Cherbourg, | nd ’ Mauretaria New York. | , On, June 25, Minnesota, New | ee ce Mouthampion and

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