St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 15, 1928

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COMIC rosy ARCH HU AY HELLO......00Cc? «THIS IS ADOLPH WENN. DOC DID YOU EVER TREAT A DISEASE 5 NAMED...... LEMME. SEE..:.NAG-A-GA-RIFIC? ee ees MAL-A-SA-LIFIC..._ o0e6 D DID THE PARTIES By ANY CHANCE GET ELL.?...YES DOC 1 OW YOURE BUSY BUT... ELLO! HELLO! HELLO! Cs... | ao . 4 $ a "THREE CONDITIONS of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service hw ae ad ce i eee tine ania celia Ae, ule ee, ita aiinatin IR, 6 OLR As EE 80. NO. 190. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928-40 PAGES. PRIOE 2 CENTS Sian OF MARINES SDEMANDED BY GEN. SANDINO tn aticsage itlinectly Deliv- ered to U. S. Senate, Nic- araguan Insurgent Leader Protests Against Invasion FOR PEACE NAMED ' | Note Sent Through Carleton Beals Denies He Will Be Responsible for Lives of American Officials. a q by the Associated Press. : 4 eecasional pleas ; withdrawal from Nicaragua of the WASHINGTON, March 15.—The in Congress for E United States Marines now hunt- ing Gen. Sandino, the Nicaraguan p insurgent leader, in an effort to restore peace have been reinforced ® wy one from Sandino himself. In a message indirectly delivered # to the Senate, the Nicaraguan lead- "er declares that unless the Ma- MEATS ial | | now president | some Nicaraguan not a candidate | for the office and supervision of Tt the coming elections in that coun- j _ rines fre taken away he could “not be responsible for. the safety of any ) North American Official resident in Maes Nicaraguan territory.” Adolfo Diz, Nicaragua, by of of teplacement | ty by Latin-American representa- tives instead of the Marines are | two other conditions for peace laid _down by Sandino. a His message, together with cor- ‘Tespondence between himself and ‘Rear Admiral David F. Sellers, _sommander of the United States cclal service squadron in Nica; n waters, relating 46° peace egotiations, were made public yes- werday after their submission to ‘Chi an Borah of the Senate Poreign Relations Committee by déwis S. Gannett, associate editor the Nation. Borah had no com- ment to make on the documents, Which were brought to this coun- for Sandino by Carleton Beals, ‘Special correspondent of the mas- azine. Text of Sandino’s Message. ' Signed, “For the fatherland and liberty, A. C. Sandino,” the mes- : Mage addressed to the Senate said: ‘WANTED TO

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Otherwise from this date on I can- 5 ee re oN ae “In the name of the Nicaraguan Pegple I protest against the con- hued barbarism of your forces h my country, such as the recent “M0tal destruction of the town of I shall never recognize a sovernnient imposed by a foreign I demand the immediate Xot be responsible for the safety / any North American official ‘esident in Nicaraguan territory.” 4 Admiral Sellers, the documents ‘Misclosed for the first time, wrote Sandino, Jan. 20, warning him that ‘the United States forces were pre- Paring to take up his trail to “‘in- “Sure complete peace under condi- e tions which will enable the peace- itul citizens of Nicaragua to enjoy for their families and properties ‘the measure of security they have right to expect.” _ Opposes “Foreign Invasion.” | Admira) Sellers said that the * Miited States was obligated by the Stimson agreements of last May to tect American lives and prop- Wty and those of foreign nations in icaragua and “to maintain order aa Nicaragua until the regular Presidential election of next Octo- has been held.” He then asked dino “to follow the example of Sur fellow citizens of both politi- Parties who, last May, agreed Settle their difficulties in lofty 8d patriotic spirit, avoiding fur- Mer bloodshed.” ; In his reply, Sandino demanded Pithdrawal of the marines and de- d that the origin of the strug- Ble Was not only the recent revolu- but that “today it is the entire Nicaraguan people who fight to . out the foreign invasion from ny y Country. " ie. The documents also contained a etter addressed by Sandino to the h-American Congress which re- wently met in Havana protesting = the “illegal delegates” from Caragua and attacking the “hy- crisy of Coolidge, who speaks of eed will and sends in army to iran Nicaraguans. ” _ All the correspondence above - aed to as well as an inter- : _ with Sandino, given to Sor ls, are printed on Page 15 : the Post- -Dispatch today. aie > Ahead With Plays for eR. Supervising Election. | ANAGUA. Nicaragua, March —The House of Representatives _-PPreved the action taken Tues- Sontinuod on Page 2, Column &. 5 KN AH TO TRY TO RAISE FUND TO REPAY SINCLAIR Will Ask Republicans to Contribute $160,000, With Which to Refund the Oil Bond Gift. , By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, March and it is up to tige party to repu- 15.— | diate the whole business and do Senator Borah of Idaho announced | So without delay. that fund definitely late today would seek to raise a he | of _publicans over the country to come “IT shall appeal, therefore, to Re- $160,000 from Republican party | forward and lift this obligation of members, with which to pay back | the contribution of that size made to the party by Harry F. Sinclair, shame. lessee of the Teapot Dome naval | ceived. oil reserve. In a statement, the Idaho Sena- | tor declared that, after consulting with friends today, he had decided | to make an effort to raise money. He has already received | promises of more than $5000, he said. “It does not seem to me, the ” he | © declared, ‘“‘taht it is a matter about) the Republican Nation which we can delay action. hesitate is almost as bad as to not act at all. Not over a dozen mon, until recently, but it is now known) | If he raised the money, Borah said he would deal directly with | Sinclair, turning it over to the oil operator, Borah | President Coolidge at the White | House today. The Idaho Senator recently wrote | William M.- Butler, chairman of al Commit- as fast as re-| The money will be depos- is | ited in the Riggs National Bank at) | Washington, D. C., j } j ' had a conference with. To) tee, suggesting that the Sinclair do- | nations be returned. Butler replied | _that, in his opinion, any restitution | perhaps, knew of this transaction! of these funds devolved upon those who accepted them. RAIN OR SNOW TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ; CONTINUED COLD THE’ TEMPERATURES. ‘ low. OF {PADIUR Gib aL,P ee ena sy 38 sterday’s hich. 56 (2: 30 p. m.): - Bs Cs | | 20 | a8 | | | ~~ Official forecast | for St. Louis and vicinity: Rain or snow tonight and tomorrow ; con- tinued cold, the lowest tempera- ture tonight will D TAGS ARE GOOD FOR NEW TICKETS. freezing. Missouri: Prob- ably snow or sleet tonight and to- morrow; contin- ued cold; strong northeast to north winds. Illinois: cloudy tonight and tomorrow, i probably with rain, sleet or snow in south portion; continued cold; strong winds” in south portion. SNOW STORM SWEEPS KANSAS Heavy Fall in Mountain States Ex- tends to Oklahoma. Ly the Associated Press. Kansas City, Mo., March. 15— A snow storm swept into Kansas and Oklahoma . today from the Rocky Mountain region, leaving the mountain section under a blanket of white that was the heaviest of the winter in the Pike’s Peak re- gion. The storm was not accom- panied by severe terftperatures. Highways leading into Colorado Springs were reported blocked and public because of the The snowfall over the eastern Rocky ‘Mountain States varied from an inch to 15 inches. The western and central portions of Kansas were blanketed with from two to six inches of snow, In some sections the heavy, clinging snow, driven by a northwest wind, had torn down wires and poles, making communication difficult. Light snow was reported in northern Oklahoma. Snow Cripples Phone Service Springfield. A snow storm in Southwest Mis- souri put telephone’ circuits’ to Springfield out of service and left Joplin with only one circuit operat- ing this afternoon, the Southwest- ern Bell Telephone Co. announces. Telephone service to Carthage also was affected by the storm. Tele- graph service was not interrupted. Mostly storm, to Heavy Snow at Rolla, Mo. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ROLLA, Mo., March 15.—One of the heaviest snowstorms of this winter began falling about 6 o’clock this morning and at noon six inches was on the ground. The thermo- meter registered 34 degrees. LINDBERGH OFFERS TG TAKE SENATORS ON AIR JAUNTS Dawes Reads Senate His Note Of- fering to Give Members a Ride at Bolling Yield. By the Associated Pras. WASHINGTON, March 15.—An invitation from Col. Charles Lind- bergh to take members up in his plane, was read to the Senate to- day by Vice President Dawes. “My present plans call for mak- ing a number of flights at Bolinig Field, Washington, on the after- noons of March 20 and 21 and the entire day of March 22,” the let- ter said. “It would give me great pleasure to carry any of the mem- bers of the Senate who would care to make a flight at this time. “It will be possible for me to take from eight to 10 passengers at a time, ni the equipment which the Army and Navy have kindly made available.’’ Tindbergh took off from Bolling Field at 3:05 p. m., today for an unannounced destination. He had faur paectengere., } ? i } BUYS HOUSE WHERE GRANDMOTHER WAS AUCTIONED AS SLAVE Negro Woman Gets Home at Courthouse Sale; Incident of 1855 Recalled. To two Negro women, mother |and daughter, who stood on the be slightly above | schools were closed there | javenue. worn stone steps at the cast front of the Courthouse recently at a Sheriff's sale, the final words’ of the auctionery “Going, going, gone for $1000.” had a significance far different from that which the ex- to the grand- mother of the younger woman and mother of the older, when she stood on the same steps 73 years before. To Kveline Hancock, the younger woman, the words meant that for $1000 she had acquired the half- interest of her divorced husband in their home at 4126 Cook. ave- nue. The sale was to Satisfy a judgment for $4165 in unpaid ali- mony. To her grandmother, Martha Pettis, who had stood on those steps in 1855 as a child of 7, the auctioneer’s words meant that she was to be taken-from her family and soid down the river as a slave. Mrs.-Pettis, now about 80 years old, lives with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Marshall at 414t Cook She recalled today her own experience on the Courthouse steps. Her family was one of three which were broken up when the settlement of the estate of their owner, who had died,.made neces- sary the sale of the slaves. She was sold to a family at Farmington, Mo., fortunately con- nected by marriage with the family in St. Louis to which her parents were sold, and she had opportunity occasionally to visit them when her owners came to St. Louis. A younger sister sold that day was taken away and never again heard from. SOCIAL INSURANCE LAW IS ADOPTED FOR FRANCE Government to Collect 10 Per Cent of All Wages to Raise Fund to Put It Into Operation. pression carried By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 15.—France un- dertakes the world’s largest insur- ance by the chamber’s§ adoption last night of social insurance af- fecting half the French population. The measure, which the Senate already has adopted and which has been in Parliament for seven years, makes obligatory the collection of 10 per cent of wages and salaries, half from the workers and half from the employers, totaling $200,- 000,000 annually. From this, death and disability benefits, old age pensions and gen- eral medical services will be paid. The law will be made effective gradually and will operate _ fully when the reserve reaches $4,000,- 000,000. The plan, it is admitted, must be revised from, time to time to meet objections, (/particularly of the farmer. CLAIM OF WRIGHT BROTHERS APPROVED BY SMITHSONIAN ne er ee re Resolution Gives Them Chedit for First Successful Flight in Heavicer-Than-Air Machine, Special to the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGTON, March 15.—The Smithsonian Institution today for- mally reeognized the claims of the Wright Brothesr in the protracted controversy over the first flight of heaviér-than-air craft. “It is the sense of the Board of Regents,” said a résolution ap- proved by a formal meeting of the board today, “that to the Wright Brothers belongs the credit of mak- ing the first successful flight with a power-propelled heavier-than-atr machine carrying a man.’ ARREST OF YOUTHS ENDS WIVES’ HOPE UF MOVIE CAREERS After Marriage, Two Sisters Find Their New Husbands Are Robbers — Plan to Seek Annulments. GIRLS WERE DAZZLED, THEIR MOTHER SAYS James Maher and Joseph Winder Promised Auto Trip to Hollywood to. ‘‘Break Into” Films. Two sisters, Violet Hodkynson, ,/16 vears old, and Lillian, 19, mar- ried Sunday to two young men who promised them a honeymoon trip to California and a movie ca- reer at Hollywood, will sue to an- nul the marriages, now that they have learned their husbands are robbers with prospects of-a-trip to Jefferson City in the near future. The bridegrooms are James Ma- her, 19, policeman’s son, @ pa- roled inmate of the Boonville Re- formatory, and Joseph Winder, 21, an auto trimmer. The brides were in seclusion at their home, 4112A Shaw avenue, when a Post-Dispatch reporter called today. One has been em- ployed as a telephone operator, the other aS a department store cash- ier. Their mother said they would lrave their marriages annulled and give up dreams of Hollywood. Says Girls Were Dazzicd. “The girls,” said the mother, “were dazzled by the promises made by the boys. The boys seemed to have plenty of money, and spoke of driving to California with their wives, and ‘breaking into che movies.’ “They were married last Sundiy in Madison, Ill. They had met at a party a year ago. About 10 days ago they renewed the acquaintance and decided to get married. ‘“T did not approve of the double marriage as I did not know the boys very well, but I decided to make the best of it. Then I heard they had been arrested.” Youths Run Into Truck, Driving from a party at their wives’ home early yesterday morn- ing, Maher and Winder had the misfortune to run into a truck near the Magnolia Avenue Police Sta- tion. Maher fled on foot. Winder was arrested after a pistol had been thrown from his rented car. Under questioning, Winder said he and Maher had held up Hugh Geno, manager of a Kroger groc- ery at 3300 Williams place, taking $15, Monday, and the next day had held up Geno again, taking $36. He and Maher needed money, Win- der explained, to finance the trip to California and to meet payments on wedding rings bought for their wives. Arrested on Visit to Wife. Detectives took up positions near the Shaw avenue house and ar- rested= Maher yesterday afternoon as he drove up to visit his wife. He had two pistols. The car he drove had been stolen a short time bef re from a parking place. It was the property of J. H. Rabley of East St. Louis. Maher lives with his father, Ed- ward J. Maher, a policeman for 25 years, at 3710 Page boulevard. Winder lives at 4958 Thrush ave-, nue. In 1923 young Maher was ar- rested for automobile thievery and Sentenced to Bellefontaine Farms, but “got tough,” to use his own words, and was transferred to Boonville Reformatory, where he served out his sentence. In 1924 Maher was arrested for stealing automobiles and looting church poor boxes, and again sent to Boon- ville. He says he was paroled a year ago to Ray Shantz, an auto- mobile parts dealer at Eighteenth Street ond Lafayette avenue. GENERAL MOTORS SHARES AT NEW TOP; FEW STOCKS RECEDE Drop of $10 in Radio and Linseed; Other Industrials Show Advances, By the Associated Préts. NEW YORK, March 15.—Reces- sions of about $10 a share from the session’s high prices for Radio and American Linseed, recent spectacu- lar performers, fatled today to off- set a general demonstration of Strength on the stock market. General Motors reached a new record high of $164 and closed at $163.37%, and advances of $5 or more were numerous among other industrials and specialties. NO VOTE ON 18TH AMENDMENT Supreme Court Puts Quietus on Massachusetts Referendum. 1 BOSTON, Maxch 15.—The State Supreme Court in an opinion for the House of Representatives, ruled that an initiative petition for a ref- erendum on the eighteenth amend- ment was unconstitutional. RW. STEWART RESIGNS AS HEAD UF DIXIE OIL C0 No Reason Given for His Retirement From Subsid- lary of Standard of In- diana. PLEADS NOT GUILTY AT ARRAIGNMENT Answers Charge of Refus- ing to Reply to Senate’s Questions — Gets 20 Days’ Delay. By the Associated Press, SHREVEPORT, La., Col. Robert W. Stewart has re- signed as chairman of the board of | the Dixie Oil Co., a subsidiary of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, of- ficials of the company announced here today. No reason for the resignation was given. Announcement was made als6 that Mrs. N, M. Hancock of Shreve- port had resigned as vice president of the Dixie company. She will continue as president of the Omega Oil Co., a separate company of the Standard organization formed in 1920. Sheis one of the best- known women oil executives in the United States. WASHINGTON, March 15.— Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the board of the Standard Oil 0. o* Indiana, pleaded not guilty to- day to charges of violating the law in refusing to answer questions asked by the Senate Teapo@ Dome Committee. . The oil man was arraigned in the District of Columbia Supreme Court’and his counsel asked for 20 days in which the defense might determine the method by which it will attack the indictment. Chief Justice McCoy granted the request and continued Stewart's bond of 35000. Less than five minutes were re- aquired for thé arraignment and Stewart hurried away’ from the court&ouse in company with his counsel, Jesse C. Adkins and Frank Nesbit of Washington, and Albert L. Hopkins of Chicago. A I*ederal grand jury indicted Stewart March 2 under section 102 of the revised criminal statutes which makes its a misdemeanor for a witness regularly subpenaed by a Senate committee to refuse to answer questions pertinent to the subject under investigation. The penalty is imprisonment in the common jail for not less than one month nor more than 12 months and a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1000. The offense charged does not involve céntempt of the Senate. Stewart was indicted after he had refused to reply to questions of the oil committee regarding whether he had discussed the bonds of the Continental Trading Co. with Harry F, Sinclair. He was arrested by the Senate Sergeant-at- Arms, but obtained his liberty on a writ of habeas corpus still pend- ing. The bonds required of Sinclair, Henry Mason Day, W. J. Burns and W. Sherman Burns to perfect their appeal from their sentences for criminal contempt of court in shadowing the Fall-Sinclair oil conspiracy jury were filed today in the District Supreme Court. The bonds were $100 each. DRY BILL NOT TO BE PUSHED IN NEW YORK ASSEMBLY Sponsor, a Republican, Declines to Confront Smith With Prob- lem on Eve of Convention. By the Associated Press. ALBANY, N. Y., March 15.— Gov. Alfred E. Smith has learned that the Legislature will not con- front him with pending prohibition legislation in his last year as Gov- ernor of New York and on the eve of a Democratic national conven- tion. Decision not to press the pend- ing legislation, comprising two bills calling for State-wide prohibition enforcement, and one proposing op- tional County enforcement, was an- nounced at a Republican assembly conference yesterday by Assembly- man Jenks, sponsor of the meas- ures. Jenks, who for several years has been the field marshal of the dry forces in the Legislature, | stead- fastly declined, however, to state the reasons which had caused him to make the decision. The deci- sion was applauded by the Repub- lican conferees, many of whom were seen shaking hands with the prohibition adyvocate later. EARTHQUAKE By the Associated Press. SANTA MARIA, Cal., March 15. —An earthquake of about 15 sec- onde’ duration and strong enough to roll a bed on its casters, was felt here at 4:03 a, m. today. The earth movement appeared to be from east to west. Ne damage was reported. March 15.— | IN CALIFORNIA HINCHLIFFE AND WOMAN PASSENGER LISTED WITH LOST ATLANTIC FLYERS Lost Flyers and Wife of Pilot -—Photo by Acme, ~—Photo by Underwood & Underwood. THE HON. ELSIE MACKAY (right), Capt. Walter G. R. Hinch- liffe and (below) Mrs. Hinchliffe. JUDGE FARIS HAS GURE FOR BANKRUPTCY LOSS Appointment of Watchman In- stead of Receiver Announced to Prevent Expense. “A cure for the epidemic of ap- plications for appointment of re- ceivers in bankruptcy cases,” was anpounced today by Federal Judge Faris, as he reiterated a previously expressed Opinion that “in nine cases out-of 10 a receiver mere):” drains the assets of a bankrupt es- tate,” The “cure” lies in the appoint- ment of a watchman, at a small daily wage, to protect the assets of a bankrupt for the benefit of creditors. Heretofore in the ma. jority of bankruptcy cases, attor- neys have appeared to ask that a receiver be appointed for this pur- pose. The creditors have had to pay large fees to the receiver, and quite often, to the receiver’s at- torneys. * Involuntary bankruptcy petitions against the Anchor Lumber Co. and Mississippi Valley Lumber Co. came before Judge Faris today. At- torneys asked for appointment of receivers in each case, saying the Anchor company had $55,000 in lumber which needed _ protection, and the other firm had $47,000 in accounts which also needed watch- ing. Judge Faris denied a receiver for the Mississippi Valley Co. but appointed the United States Mar- shal as the “bare custodian’ of the Anchor Co.’s lumber. The Marshal in turn will hire a watch- man to guard the lumber. FORMER U. S. COMMISSIONER GETS TWO YEARS FOR GRAFT F. G. Thomson Convicted in Toledo of Taking Money in Dry Case; Fined $1250. By the Associated Press. TOLEDO, O., March 15.—Frank G. Thomson, former United States Commissioner, was sentenced yes- terday by Judge Paul Jones in Federal Court to two years in the penitentiary after a jury had found him guilty of soliciting money to influence his decision in a liquor case. He was fined $1250. Jack Thomas, his admitted “go- between,” was sentenced to one year and a day and was fined $100 and costs. He pleaded guiity Tuesday and turned state’s evidence against Thomson and. Miss Ruth Holliger, Thomson’s secretary. The jury acquitted Miss Holliger of ac- cepting $300 given to her by Thom- as for the dismissal of charges against a hotel proprietor accused ef violating the prohibition act. rt fie LET ELSIE MAGKAY FLY IN HIS. PLACE Maj. Sinclair Explains How Woman Got Seat in Hinchliffe’s Plane. By the Associated Presa. LONDON, March 15. — Capt. Walter G. R.. Hinchliffe and the Hon, Elsie Mackay were the sole occupants of the Stinson-Detroiter plane Endeavour, which started a trans-Atlantic flight Tuesday. This became known definitely when Maj. Gordon Sinclair, close friend of Hinchliffe and whose whereabouts since the flight start- ed have been a mystery, appeared at Purley, the suburban home of the British war ace. He said that Miss Mackay was the only pas- senger on the plane. . Mrs. Hinchliffe welcomed Maj. Sinclair and his wife as compan- ions of her vigil. “The whole thing was rather hurriedly. arranged,” said Sinclair in telling. the story. of the. start from Cranwell, “It. was orig- inally intended that I should ac- company Capt. Hinchliffe, but Miss Mackay was keeg on going. so I gave way to her. “At her request I agreed to be a party to the fiction that 1 was flying with the Captain. She did not wish her family to know any- thing about her trip, as she de- sired that they be spared anxiety. “So far as Hinchliffe was con- cerned, he was indifferent as to whether Miss Mackay or I ac- companied him.” Sinclair explained that after the flight started he went back to Grantham, where the party had spent Monday night, and then proceeded to London. He would not reveal where he had stayed in this city but he said he had been “lying low until things got un- der way.” “It was only a couple of hours before the Endeavour started that Miss Mackay finally decided to fly,” continued Sinclair. “I had been working for a fortnight to get the plane ready and was so busy at that task that I did not take much notice of the repeated con- ferences which Miss Mackay had with Capt. Hinchlifée., “We were up all night Monday completing thd preparations and suddenly at 2 a. m. Tuesday I was told that I was not going. “Capt. Hinchliffe, Miss Mackay, her friend Miss Ries and I left the Hotel George at Grantham abont 4 a. m. in Miss Mackay’s car. As soon as we reached the airdrome, the Endeavour was wheeled out, the engine was started and Hinchliffe and Miss Mackay climbed into the machine.” gyi vie siglicaceaatiasiliiamlieae 2 UNREPORTED 62 HOURS AFTER HOP OFF IN ENGLAND Had Fuel for Only 50 Hours and Ships on Great ‘Circle Route Trace of Plane. fy || REPORT FROM MAINE .PROVES UNFOUNDED Coast Guards. Men Visit Stratton Island Off Old Orchard Beach, but Their Quest Is Futile. By the Associated Press. BIDDEFORD, Maine, March 15. —Declaring theré was no truth in the report originating this after- noon at Old Orchard that the miss« ing monoplane of Capt. Walter R. F. Hinchliffe had landed on Strat- ton Island, three miles out to sea from Old Orchard Beach, Capt. R, A. Morton of the Biddefor@ Pool Coast Guard station returned hera at 4 o’clock after a five-mile mo torboat trip to the island. The men went to the island aft- er persons at Old Orehard had re- ported they saw on the island what they thought -might hare been an airplane and two persons, By the Associated Press, = that two more names had been added to the list of aviators lost day as the hours passed with no trace of the golden-winged mono. plane Endeavour on its way to America from Cranwell airdrome, England. No definite word has been heard from Capt. Walter G. R. Hinchliffe and Miss Elsie Mackay since they took off from Cranwell at 3:40 a. to reach Philadelphia at 4:30 p. m. today they had been out 62 hours. The most optimistic estimate was that they carried fuel enough for 50 hours of. flight, enough to keep them in the air until 6:40 oclock this morning under normal condi- tions. But advices from sbips along the great circle course and weather, developments along the Irish coast indicated that they en- countered severe storms which probably reduced thelr speed. As was the case with the other 19 aviators lost on the dangerous North Atlantic crossing. various rumors came of a plane being heard. Reported Heard Over New derscy. These reports caused more eX- liffe plane than in previous flights due to persons in New England and New Jersey, along the route the plane might follow in its flight from Newfoundland to Philadcl- phia, thinking they heard the mote or ofa plane. These finally culme- inated in a report that the plane had landed at Menlo Park, N. Jus but this proved unfounded. The same possibilities that buoyed up hopes for Nungesser and Coll, the French flyers, pree vailed today for the English war ace and his daring woman coOimfe panion. Those were that they may have managed to reach land “ar off their course somewhere in the wilderness of Newfoundland or the bleak interior of Labrador. There also was the hope that they might have landed on the ice pack, if their fuel gave out be- fore they reached the mainian«, This hope was based on the ex- perience of two Canadian pilots and their Eskimo guide who only a fortnight ago won thelr way across 60 miles of ice after «a forced landing. It was eight days from the time they disappeare) before they won their way back to civilization. American representatives of Hinchliffe admitted the situation was of the utmost gravity, but ihey refused to abandon hope. They cabled Mrs. Hinchliffe that they felt there was a reasonable chance that the plane had landed on the ice of the frozen North, tn some inaccessible portion of Newfouude land or Nova Scotia, or had b-«n picked up at een by some small vessel unegquipped with wirelers, They assured ber that ervy'*birg possible would te done @ down every rumor and exRaus: ev- ery poasibility of rescue. If the Endeavour had Beem on I ap ete Rs agg Bi Find No NEW YORK, March 16.—Fear in trans-Atlantic flights grew to- m,. (Eastern time) Tuesday hoping — citement in the case of the Hinch- - nesenery

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PAGE 2 ADDITIONAL $2000 GIFT 10 6.0.P. FUND. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928_ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— Te | MANUFACTURERS OPPOSE BILL ‘Hinchliffe and Woman Maton on Sand in Oi Inu |CHARDESSINCLAR | cm ua ein conger Listed as Lost ' Addressing Association, Attacks | Shipstead Measure. | T. Yeoman Williams of the New | York League for Industria! Rights, COURT DEN 7 PLEA Td Lelands Have Ot age a eae . anemia? © “as that the Endeavour's gasoline sup- ply must havé@ been exhausted for) several hours and there was no Coutinued From Page One. its course and had passed the coast of Newfoundland undetec. d sayetts: i AD ng ie soy sae — er signee fp mes Oe ee ee COLD RIS Fa art os rear | a sald Taps RE ge can SPF A 2 4 re.” BY HARRY SINCLAR TRACED IN CHICAGO — cn lame Oil Investigators Learn $25,000 Was Erroneously Listed as Cook County Group Contribution. ANOTHER BOND-CASH EXCHANGE DISCLOSED Ex-Ambassador Ira N. Mor- | ris Gave $27,500 in Names of Others — All Gave Freely. b By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. CHICAGO, March 15.—Trans- | ferring the scene of its operations | ‘o Chicago, the Senate Teapot rome Committee today traced an- other $2000 of the tainted Liberty which Harry Sinclair gave tepublican National Commit bonds he '. oo. NL OE IIL LEA LLL LE SILI LLL ALEVE A LOE Ae ‘ee in 1923, and also learned that | a contribution of $25,000, credited | Republican 19 the Cook County “Committee. was not given by it. There seemed ample reason to conclude that the local commit- tee’s name had been eritered on the National Committee’s books to con- ceal that much of Sinclair's secet $160,000 donation. Bernard A. Eckart, wealthy Chi- eago miller, was disclosed as the purchaser of $2000 of the $60,000 in bonds sent by Will H. Hays to the late Fred W. Upham, Republi- ean national treasurer up to 1924. Millionaires Free Givers. This, together with an impressive demonstration of the alacrity with which Chicago millionaires are ac- customed to “rough up’’ to the Re- publican party, were the outstand- ing developments of the ovening session here. An interesting feature, however, was the disclosure of how Ira Nel- son Morris, American Minister to Sweden from 1914 to 1922, changed iis politics from Democratic to Republican when the Republicans came into power in 1921. He made a masked contribution of $27,500 1o the Republican deficit. The contribution, in checks of $25,000 and $2500, was made in the names of his secretary, Kenneth Macken- zie, and a business subordinate, E. M. Rosenthal. Morris is the son of the late Nelson Morris, founder of the meat packing firm. Tells of Bond Trade. Miss Flora H. Johnson, private secretary to Eckhart, testifed that her employer, who now is in California, had informed her that in the middle of hart asking him $20,000 and $25,000 of ponds and make a like tion to the Republican (Committee. “Mr. Eckhart Nationa! hesitated about il and a week or 10 days went by.” Miss Johnson said. “On Dec. 5, 1923, Mr. Upham called Mr. hart and told him he had $5500 of the bonds left, which he wanted Mr. Eckhart to take. “Mr. Eckhart did not take them, as he doesn't deal in such securities. However, he drew a check for $5500 and went to Mr. (Tpham’s office.” Miss Johnson said that when Eckhart reached the office Upham told him he had disposed of all ex- cept $2000 of the bonds. Eckhart took those and $3500 in currency, making the face value of the check he gave Upham. The miller sub- sequentiy sold them. “Did Mr. Eckhart say that Up- ham told him that he had given $2500 of the honds to Joseph J. Morand’” asked Chairman Nye. “No, sir.’’ The Senator was referring to a previous witness who said that had given Upham $2500 in as a campaign contribution, yad received no Liberty bonds. Apparently it made no ence whether a campaign was in progress, or not. A mere hint from i‘tpham was sufficient to make the magnates of Chicago shell out amounth from $200 up to $25,000. No questions were asked about care but how the money was to be used, or Upham would | why it was needed. call up and say: it's time to come ‘Don't vou think across” and promptly the banker, manufactur- | would check er, or merchant, and write out a Sit down On one occasion, according the testimony, the donor handed over $2500 in cash from his pock Denying Getting Bonds. The number and size of the cou- ivributions which were made about the time Upham was parceling dut | the Sinclair bonds, which he received from Will Hays in seemed significant. it has shown that duminy were listed in some eonceal the fact that Sinclair ziven the bonds. In summing up fie Judge Covert said tit was based on “a valuable considera fore, in my opinion, Wal : raw, 4, 3 fs us a4 i of frauds.” a The ruling clears @ trial of the $6,000,008 F trial] date has been s8h. : ST.LOUIS POS Founded by JER Vublished Dally by The Pu Twe d | - gs a 5 . to it or not / newspaper and alse the berein. All rights of | patches heftin are also Subseription Rates ail, Daily end Sunday, one oe Daily. -withe Sunday, ope ya Sunday only, one year onvépeuent temit either by postal te urder or St. louis ae Subscription’ Rates F Delivered by city carrier oF @ only only. 50c a month; ntered as second matt «t the Postoffice at St. . hod ~ = ’ . ce. ' Wall Went Out the Associated Press. Ki SACRAMENTO, Cal, Mat the structure by Edw Jr., State Engineer, follo mvestigation yesterday. . SANTA PAULA, Cal., Ma Estimates of the n homeless persons in the an + ae the St. Francis dam ¢ would be the agguir ; ere as varied as the ever | ne ficures on tne death t lighest being “more than 14 Chaotic conditions resultiz .-Foundational weaknesses | -ntere abutments of the St. Franet were blamed today for the ce pe ” > _ the flood made it virtually # ble to get definite informat ersons affected by the - ept up a bunt for remain in one place long eno ive much information he nunmiber of homeless, | - > Ji. = Bitterness against the ¢ os Angeles continued to sii pelf in San F rancisquito ¢ md the Santa Clara River” . i jay as interest centere merous coroner’s inquest mer investigation to le! onsibility for the loss @ millions of dollars in pr The issue of responsi aaa @ disaster, wag thrust ini feground when rehabilj Immitices charged that Le had usurped the water | e valley in” building St. . D. W. Mott, former) tor from Santa Paul Tmed Gov. Young, be ire after the disaster, tha ponsibility is that of a | that took the water belo hus.” Mott said bis opinioz ey cxpressed In answer, stion put by the chiet™ fe, who had asked for ami on responsibility for ti er. + - C. Teague, chairman siseete enta Clara. Valley Compr address said: “We mgeics to know that it Millions from us.” . The city of Los to minimize the rove that we are not thine,” Teague continue bably will have to iD courts.” , Engineer Blames William Mutholland, | Water and Power, a ter why , - °t Los Angeles city | O genuine coffee lover should ever let it be said that he had failed to experience the finer, full- bodied flavor of H&K Coffee--for here is coffee- enjoyment at its highest peak...In spite of the fact that it costs-us-a-fortune to create the H&K taste, it is sold for only a-penny-or-two-more per pound. keer of the Los Ang tion of the scene of @& d dam, declared that” my a series of land sf les dam caused the r Something terrific happel that huge mass of bits," Mulholland sal wureau engineers und evidences of three e the dam which pour h into the lake suddet its level and ; gigantic buttress to ¢ Mther investigations are 7+ A group of logists * Over the ground to 4 mce of Mulholland’s cli -“major earth moveme! nsible for the @ | Frank Nance of os Baty was secking the & ‘two questions, whether 4 = faulty in io Ss re" "or any reason prior to to fear that it m 7% 2 B for some time. c 5 -Uests were ordered Moorpark, Santa PB > a State in tignanti ‘allroad Commins ced plans for an ing ‘ittes of 12 Ventura: 2ns was by ; we Pervisors to determin Be residents in =r Valle me dans, today s ed | of the i “FREREY ttee ’ ‘he Santa Clara R SF me ae ‘ <A . . = ae . valley,

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COURT DENIES FORD PLEA 10 DROP. i ,000,000 Claim Ag Auto Men, Judge Rules Afar ~~ the iated Press, P INTIAL, Mich.. of Henry and §E the $6,000,609 | against them by Hess ‘red C. Leland was ¢ Jt prin Frank L. Coy ity Circuit oat March 1 toda’ udgee Covert held. that nt : the Lelands 2 ee MG ade ae them to = neo! n "“Siteeee Co. , ednae i? i. Wag . the re WAS 4 COnsigs ai the contract Was ds had b stockholders in § \cOln t 0. Charging ha tO live up te em The Fords 1€@ suit on the _ £TOund eigen otal contr: d under the statute ’ . lands heid places and entered inte iship with the Forgs ntages for thempely group = stockholg they contended St aiditee Policy. that the transactis Fords would be of Valug ord interests, he value to be the acqu Beeson t, the defen uiring ofj the benefit ¢ ty of the Lele ‘manufactanall u tomobiles, their mas and sales force fullyd of which would very much more it were a defunct .- in obtaini Ha Fords, he said, property ——- sold as corporation and to have going concer said | “a substantial ani ion and thers opinion, was an origina not covered by the stats - considerat ing clears the wag £6.900.0660 guit has been set. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA Founded py 7 PULITZER 12. i876 nt Pulitzer Publ Twelfth Boulerer@d an ee e'4 a MEMBER OF TH ASSOCIA nd AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA 1 The Associrted Press is exclusively i the ure for remublicetion of ‘Tredited to it oF newspaper send 4ll rights of republicaties @& : hefPin are ziso Subseription Rates ily gnd Sundar. one 3 thout Sunder, sile fr carrier or [ely only. SQ # month; Sunday. I 8 Pntered ss seconf@-class matter July «* the Pretty’? ice az St Louis Me. = ever let it be said e tie finer, full- or here is coffee- spite of the fact the H&K taste, more per pound. lands Have Legal Basis ¢, we 85 rought Suit § : or the Forde ey the - _— rd arg ¢ Ee SaCRAMENTY, t aj rs of ‘he orgs Judge © : : LESS IN LIFORNIA TDISASTER UT AT 1000 Conditions Preclude a Definite Fig- on Losses — Known Now Listed as 191. AGAINST OF LOS ANGELES arvivors in Area Swept by ‘Flood After Reservoir wall Went Out Threaten - to Appeal to Courts. Press ] March aknesses in the ‘rancis Da Foundational w' wtments of the St. |] , blamed the collay ¥the structure by Edward Hy a State Engin: followi restigau0n today for Bay the Assoctated March 135 number o! ne area of aster today ever chang- ath toll, the af ss en an 1000. » SANTA P AU LA. & +h timates 8ets litions resulting from it vir impos- Honey 1 * ee a & Lackis & for missing did not enough tc ves and e long thet considerable dts- ] ouch jmer eee . itterness Against Los Angeles. the city o ‘t- canyon Valles —s. " Li iis - how for the joss of lives in proper-y. sibility for into yilitation SNS DIV Millions of dollars Be of irr, Was issue respons thrust reha!l ees charged tha had usurped the wate — » . ee aliiey Ih Wilias ‘M4 Pround when + who rushed) j that “tne a selfish sr belonging | ion had nswer to & to¢ > it ‘ exFecue- opin we an opin- : : #54 | ; e Gg1is- of the! Valley Committee in “We want Los it has take will and Lot Angeles nimize the damage we are not ae te appeal to 1uecd. contir have 10 Teague will = COurts.’ Enginecr Blames Landslides. filiam Mulholland. en- Prof the Los Angeles Bureau pWater and Power an ion of the the col- €. dam declared that appar- &@ series of land slides above dam caused the catastrophe. momething happened to that huge mass of concrete bits.” Mulholland said. “reau engineers reported A evidences of three chief after scene of +n a terrific they slides the dam which poured the | into the lake suddenly rais- | leve] its and finally forcing 'Sigantic butrress to collapse. ner investigations are ‘under | A group of geologists today over the ground to seek evi- of a claim that maj0r earth movement” athe’ for the disaster. was seeking the answers ¥ Guestions, whether the dam faulty in construction and mer Los Angeles city officials P&my reason prior to the dis- ‘© fear that it might give The latter phase of the in- ‘Prang from statements of ers living below t had been leaking or seep- 0r some time. esis were ordered at . tr | ’ aay. Gov. Young will @i- .® State investigation and the Railroad Commission an- “a plans for an F “tee of 11 Ventura County - 8 Was chosen »y the Board | Pervisors to determine the 2x- | of Samage in the county. “County Inquiry Started. ‘orities of Ventura County, Mtidents in the Santa Clara fought construction ‘Oday started the ma- Lie committee to inves- trage‘yvy to the bottom. - . : hodie: 17) tem tt ‘ Alle. rr 7 | slow owing 'stretch to | marks made in the | began * entitied to} ‘jon was expressed ha d been in- | ‘maintained in | some 'and valley on ‘depth. It _ possible was | Cor- | @ Frank Nance of Los Angeles ‘and | higher | 191, 14: Castaic, | field, 8: Fillmore, | Moorpark today, the dam | | heen | jury made no Moorpark, Santa Paula and | drowning inquiry. A’ i not will require weeks to fix the fic- ‘ure. which is expected to be found a bas-lanwwhere between 3° ‘Se Sunta Clara River near $30,000,000. rHURSDAY, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —Pacific & Atlantic Photo. LADY CARBERY. VWA7HILE instructing a young man in flying over a field at Nairobi, East Africa, Lady Carbery, was killed with her student when the a am into a tailspin. wife of Baron Carbery, Irish peer. Her husband saw the accident from the airdrom — “~~ te Sa.iicoy resu! a . . OL men seek other victi the in a force Deir + ? Pas ; Lu i~ large to tnat point The wor 5 tons of siit *K War tha’ ms. had to be probed. Health officers icken @district to sibility of 1ic following the Los yartment were fil) ing qea st? offset any epliden iploves of Der pools, b ir’% ting whereve taking samp: OF trphoia Pas ific Railwav . — Khamenisk! wor Joseph former mine lis storv th Kelly yesterday r’s office thought 11 respons!ibi Dot on the eves biue s brown. erage figure. She was black, the Countess in both are 23 years old. Eloped to Buffalo. Mrs. Corbett was asked when she learned through news- papers that her husband had eloped to Buffalo and married Miss Stevenson, did not arrested for bigamy. “I didn’t of answered sim why, ~ sne have him want to send ths ther mv ett married Dec. 26. 1924 py unt) about a few weeks Ow birth. and he It was Stevensor baby’s her. the then deserted who caused arriaze to brought out trust his ooking be annufltle that new son-in into his rec MARCH 15, ‘SOUND OF HUMAN ‘Hunter. tec | Jem time | serv- | 'of the subject. | they , tion ‘response of a already | . Core : ' comprise ; measure, said when or he mens con. | ‘made for |; Astor ‘+ son ' She and: hair is dark brown | She is verv : i ‘lender and the Countess is of av- | (ithe spring of 1926 |enson was married to the Count in court | | employed i all | vesterday, |The Countess i | today that she was duped into the | 1928 __ sitesi aan LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NERVE CURRENT Soeesepemmeneenatl tists to Conduct Experiment on April 15. Special to the Poert-Dienatch. DES MOINES. Ta... Messages which network of travel over the nerves in be measured and magnified enough of to be heard, according to two Uni- versity of Iowa scientists. broadcast the sound of a human April 15 nerve current Lee E. sor in r . Travis, assistant psychology, profes- and Theodore hnician in speech pa- thology, hav« three nearly years, measuring speed and recording sound of nerve currents. The sound, will be broadcast the trom univer- Sity station WSUI. The two scientists sav they have found a correlation between gEpeed | of nerve impulses and intelligence | ” el | From experiments | have learned that the reac- to a stimulus by a keen mind is faster than that by a person of average intelligence and that the person with a dull mind Two tened to the of great power. which records nerve current, and a motion pit- ture camera which makes a per- manent record of the experiment. the apparatus picture speed, action and nerve currents. 1500 RESERVATIONS MADE FOR DINNER TO LINDBERGH re ee Fiyer Will Receive Woodrow Wil- son Medal and $25,000 in New York Monday Night. Asso@ated Press NEW YORK, March 15.—More than 1500 reservations have been Col. is slower. electrodes sect, an oscillograph. the action of the and record sound af the the the Charles A. t Mort 1ay ‘ath # At ni Lime medal! il be 25.000 ognition his through his goodwill in America. THREE BOYS IN STOLEN AUTO r-old boys, driv Peerless carbriolet which said they admitted having stolen in Chicago, are held for Federal thoroties on a charge of violat- and aiso award in service to peace flight to Lat- Three 16-vea ing a ne of the boys said his is a detective sergeant in according father t gallery and his career be- by prison and jail was obtained in and Miss Stev- nnulment last June... The Count was yesterday A Good Salesman. Corbett was a good real according to Arthur W. Lynnbrook, L. L, who him several years ago. Sewicker testified that while he was in Palm Beach New Year's he met Corbett and upon inadvertently. himself, but “that’s all about she smiled Mrs. Corbett’s case was closed for one witness. will seek to prove estaie salesman Sewicker, mentioning checked Corbett assured him, right, Marquene knows Alice.”? Sewicker said agreeably. * ¢ except without knowing Cor- was married. marriage bett already DRUGGIST AND ROBBER TO BE BROADCAST | Two University of lowa Scien- March 15—, ) the human | body create sound waves that can | SHOT IN scons HOU - nec A GE ACODER a ET aC SE a AOE, OLE AE “i PAGE o ; v : SHOOTS A ROBBER | and In- Ee Sie, Adoiph Schierenbe: truder Parkatinn’ Wounded Man Held. Adolph Schierenberg was com- the rear his pharmacy at 2301 Cass ave- pounding prescriptions in nue when an. armed man entered ' : | who will | | = at 4 worked on the prob- | ey | scription | store, | robber. magnified 800 times. | an * emeaiiatied | used to} the | * | him to the Baptist the woundedsman, the Woodrow Wil-! stained presented to him | rec- | mo nic and nis, 'a¢ the pot of _two emp! imately ' ' “) * vw in an i stores {recently Chicaro | ong to police. They were er-/| rested as they were driving into the | Her | city over the McKinley Bridge. | Missouri River | within Bank of kh bnoster, 10 miles held o'clock and ] up his clerk, Harry Noll, night. a last The druggist put aside As the robber marched the clerk around the partition department from Schierenberg The robber Each fired five shots. Then the robber ran store without loot. He stumbled on the sidewalk, got up and into an automobile where a companion | waited, and was driven away. Druggist Wounded in Arm. returned it. from Schierenberg esuffered a slight | flesh wound of “the left arm. Three hours later police found | Frank Ha said to be an ex- convict, in a hospital with a se- a wound in the right side. | Schierenberg and his clerk identi- fiea Hager as the robber. “T shot m was Only statement. Police got on Dr. mM. 2. mare Grand boulevard, that Mrs. Rose Fourteenth ger. yer's trail when Qarar a a a eae notified police Hager, 3524 North had summoned | Hospital to treat her son. Three Held for Questioning. Mrs. Hager, another son, John. and a friend, Herman Albers, detained for questioning. said the wounded n brought to his brother's 13 North Ninth street, by a man automobile, the man then away. This man is being street, They “n * > =) driving sought. At the wou his brother nded man’s request, | removed his with others, Albers hid a 6 tng The wounded man then was en to the Baptist later moved where the and clothes. in tak- him to City Hospital, he is a prisoner. He is 26 ' years old. In six and indi other robheries of small iduals last night sums ranging from $5 to $100 were | taken police | EXCURSION CRAFT LANDS SUGAR Steamer Idlewild Docks With Car- go on Way to Kansas City. The excursion Tdlewild. acquired by the St. Louis Calhoun Packet docked a Olive street with a cargo of 240 tons consigned to St. Louis. The days steamer lodgay of sugar boat left ago. It New Orleans 10 | proceed up the to Kansas City a few days and will operate ut of there this summér as an cursion boat. It is 17 has a beam of 56 1? Wil ex- feet and three feet of with an nary load. $4500 TAKEN IN BANK HOLDUP water BY 3 MEN AT KNOBNOSTER, MO. | Robbers Force Iimployes to Lie on | Fioor. J lee in se cial t WARR E2 NSB a.— Three Stolen Auto. tok Mo.. enters cj Mar h the east ~ ; of here, a m. today, revolvers. forced oves to lie on they scooped up approxi- $4500 and escaped in a Gardner sta: obile, east toward Sedalia over United States High- way 50. One man stood guard outside the building while his com- panions entered the bank. while y Ml f and ND (f) Fity ry Ut fit cece atte nt OO AE Unusual! Even for Lane Bryant: Regular $1.95 Hosiery, All Perfect Fall Fashioned Sizes 8'/2 to 10 19 $1.95 Value Picot Tops =~ Pointed Heels Square Heels this—purchased on the spot for ready cash and just received! a super-value! wonder event! rose nude, white jade, eve glow, honey beige, grain, ¢haine, moonlight. forced. Also—service weight with lisle garter tops—at the same price! Se ee I me me me i | | Hager’s| North | were | ian had been j home at, ; blood- | stained clothes and replaced them | Sedeita’ Police | (8 feet long, | draws | ordi- | and the floor | ! his drugs | and picked up a revolver kept on | hand for such emergencies separating the pre- | the | fired on the | the | —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographe: ADOLPH SCHIEREN BERG LABORER FREED OF ROBBERY CHARGE ON PRESENTING ALIBI Witnesses Testify Edward Smith Was at Party When Store Was Robbed Jan. 27. A jury in Circuit Court night acquitted Edward Smith, 38 years old, a laborer, #255 Vista avenue, of a charge of first de- gree robbery. He was accused of being one of two men who robbed ja Kroger store at Arco and Man- | chester avenues of $60, Jan. 27. Defense witnesses testified Smith {| Was at a neighborhood party when | the robbery was committed. Neigh- bors said he worked hard tp sup- port his aged parents and had nev- er before been suspected of a/'| | crime. Another jury Klemp, 1722 | jointly charged Chaplin, 6701 in the $31 acquitted William South South Broadway, holdup at the second- hand store of John Yockey, 6917 | South Broadway, Nov. 21. Klemp | presented an alibi. Chaplin, tried separately, was acquitted Tuesday. | 20'PER CENT RISE IN LIABILITY | _ INSURANCE FOR AUTOMOBILES Pa in St. Louis and County Suburbs Made Effective on March 1. An increase averaging 29 pet cent for lability insurance for au- |} tomobiles in St. an St. Louis County was made ef- | fective March 1, by direction of the | National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters. rience as to claims causes fluctuation of such rates. tion to the owner in case of injury | of other persons, and the com- panies de | inswred. } Former last | Broadway, with Lawrence Louis and suburb- | Local agents | do not know the reason, but expe- commonly | Liability insurance gives protec- | fend damage suits for the | SEAT ON EXCHANGE SELLS FOR $315,000 Ticket Seller Who Made $10.000.000 in Five Davs Said to Be Buyer. | By Leased Wire from the New York Burean of ibe lost-Dispatch. NEW YORK. March 13.—Tie ‘New York Stock Exchange will o!- i ficially announce today the sale of a membership for a new recyr:l price of $215.000. The purchaser, reported last night on rre- authority will be Michael J. an, former theater ticket seli- (er, who is bead of his own brox- erage firm and at present Wail Street's most glamorous figure. The highest previous price for a | seat iit Was -liabie Mee} was $310,006. Meehan owes his present position ,in Wall street to his sensational ‘coup itn Radio Corporation o« America stock during the last five days. As a result of his almost single-handed campaign, which hos ' boosted the price of Radio shar |at a meteoric rate, he is reputed \to have made $16,000,000 profiis _during the past five days. Twenty years ago Meehan was a ticket seller in a Broadway thea‘ agency. There he met Char] s Morgan, former newspaper min and later stock broker, and was i.:- duced to go to work for Moren”: handling a few telephene wires on the curb market. Gradually M.u-- han acquired a gtake, and whe he had learned the business he started out for himself, trading on the curb. He met with a severe set back, but with the help of friends and soon began to move ahead. Eight years ago he bought his first seat on the Stock Exchanzg« They were selling then at from $85,000 to $115,000. His firm «x- panded and from time to time he | purchased seats for other members of his firm. These are all young men who have practically grown vp in his firm. They are Esmond E. F. O’Brien, John J. Movie James M. Meehan, a brother, ani tichard W. O'Brien. ; JUDGE M’ELHINNEY SUFFERS BREAKDOWN FROM OVERWORK Circuit Judge 7 Me Ethinney of | Clayton is at his home, 7552 Mar: land avenue, suffering from Physical breakdown which his p! Sician attributes to recent oye: work. He is 77 years old and hb: been a Judge of the County Cour: ‘for 27 years. It is believed that. weeks’ rest. restored. | Circuit cases with a tew Judge McElhinney During his absen ie “4 | Some are lisle rein- Gome early to share in this 1 lf a The colors are misty morn, "Aa IBS Be Ole, doa’ trave neatly enimaiel | illness excuses from girls nowa- | : ’ ; ’ | And at times when they are most ‘ Lal e. nO! Aen New ideas on personal hygiene responsible, 7 says doctor | 7 C4 HE DOCTOR in a leading women’s college was com- paring this generation of girls with those of 25 years ago. > ym he said. “Not even at times when there is per- im good reason for their feel- | ing below par. For one thing, | girls have learned how important "it is to keep their systems func- tioning normally at all times. ~ ‘ a el A es Oe ene eR likely to lanai and deowaclf balance, they take special measures’. YY What doctors advise girls to use on such occasions is Nujol—a spoonful every night for several davs beforehand helps to keep everything normal even under “ abnormal conditions, For it con- tains absolutely no drugs or medicine. Perfected by the Nujol Laboratories of the Standard Oil Company (New Jersey). Try this treatment for the next three months, and see if it docen’t make things much easier for yeu. You'll wonder how you ever @id without it. Be sure you. get the genuine! ~~ VME A oe _ 4 By ge ¥ See 5 Ne Spee NE og BAe ena ie =

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PAGE ~ - - *-* ner —_—— — ee a a oon ky ack 2 ta cho dia cto ch Be Fe Fo tock Hote te F tee Fe ee Nn aie ia ins a a a an ae aa ~ . - ~~ | . : ; - j = : Mm hae , 4 o re . ~ “ + s EE ee EES ESET ES - The Dicstcst "Toilet Good: Event of 1928 Beginning 8:30 A. M., Friday, March 16 Ending 11 P. M., Saturday, March 24 q W olff-Wilson Drug Company Presents to the Women of St. Lous a Toilet Goods Offering So Remarkable That No One Who Loves Fine Toiletries Should Miss This Unusual Opportunity MARTHA WASHINGTON PURE BEAUTY PRODUCTS &, ¢ *» 4 - % - — > - - - - «% . - A AYA AYA Ale Bhat Re a me rida. i > - ~ 9 OPO ChOC TD OVO CLO ONO oh a ' ‘> »? % Vey ‘ + £1 Oe C asf) SKE . 4 i A Wan ILD ee **&.. ") Af nehndhs sets ¥Qy x *) citement, throwing out hig hands. and exciaiming, that." He became visibly and vocally perturbed at the transila- tions of several decuments Duteh, his most frequent eign of astonishment beixug, la.” he bad met a certain detective in a speakeasy, the musician protest- e¢, saying. to being in speakeasies."" Then he shet at Le Barbier, “Are rou?” Fock said that in Vienna in 1938 his mother-in-law created a scene ard before leaving his apart- ment picked up an oak chair and amashed it on a table. Mrs. Foch’s accusations that beat her, he countered that once she threw the top of a brass ink- well at him, it missing his head by | a few inches, and that again she hit him in the back with a glass tumbler, and clipped him in the elbow with a opening a sleed vesse! RAIDS ON COMMUNISTS IN JAPAN Police Make Wholesale Arrests as Sequel to Election Handbills. TOKI®C. March 15.—Wholesale brush, arrests of extremists were reported | from all parts of Japan today. They were the result of investiga. | tions conducted since election, when han4bi! the present form of were seize’. The police raided Communist headquarters here. They also oc- cupied the offices of the proletar- 1am newspaper, Musan S&Sh! Twelve arrests were made Saita district. Thirty persons were seized at Osaka, inclu Tkucovama, Peasant party's left wing. the genera! ls attacking government ee ~ > ane >’ erts rrr a eT) at - ~~ % 2Y a bea’) bs ed Oe bce «ner 3 dhs oe cis ae oft ol lin he ch ~*~ ~ ia i ‘ MTT . yy TOR BOVo OVE a & : J 4% ; os as /* “% 4 AOC eG hull Introductory Acquaintance Packages Containing Ten Full-Size Martha Wash- ington Pure Beauty Products for Only .. This Is but a Fraction of the Total Regular List Price of the Martha Washington Preparations Each introductory acqua:ntance package contains the following ten high quality, genuine Martha Washington Pure Toiletries—Every stem: in the introductory acquaintance package is FULL SIZE. AP * ay OP ns OS ae = ADs ats abs Cha” a, ~ mile, , ; a9 “IY Te My I » ad pelea de Yo ENT END NS RS LES? G71 “te et he ; iY Se Ged be, ‘ : 3b 51d Pe 4 nLie cc 1. A full-size box Martha Washington Pure FACE POWDER, a powder of qual- ity and refinement—soft in texture, most agreeable to the skin and truly a beau- ty imparting powder. 2. The large full-size jar Martha Washington Pure CREME ROUGE—this ex- cellent rouge effects a natural, evenly blended glorious youthful color. 3. A full-size opal jar Martha Washington Pure TISSUE BEAUTY CREAM. an exquisite tissue preparation. A product precious to the woman who would retain the alluringly vivid, translucent youthful skin. 4. A full-size bottle Martha Washington Pure SKIN LOTION—a great aid for creating that delicate, fascinating, loveliness—a pure, clear white smooth skin. 5. A full-size bottle Martha Washington Pure FACIAL ASTRINGENT—a great aid for correcting pores and refining the skin. This preparation is espe- cially delightful and effective after creaming or cleansing the face. 6. A full-size bottle Martha Washington Pure SHAMPOO. One using chia Shampoo for the hair once will surely want to continue its use because of its : ough cleansing qualities and the decidedly beautiful effect it imparts to the Truly an exceptional Shampoo preparation. 7. A full ounce of the delightful fragrant Martha Washington PERFUME—# | Sietietiien odor of true exclusive character. 8. A full-size bottle Martha Washington Pure TOILET WATER. Like Mar tha Washington Perfume, this is a delightful product, having special appeal to refinement of taste. 9. A full-size Martha Washington Pure DEODORANT—an excellent and cc venient necessity—a Deodorant easy to use, effective and safe. 10. A full-size Martha Washington Pure BRILLIANTINE—adds aristocratic © luster and helps retain a beautiful coiffure. Fragrant and luxurious to use. 1h %) Way e a ad 7 . wane bd) a? “47 eS al ne hd t. te dp ite Pn tts dle ohn Sto cto nd he ok Dake diode adi She seg ea tn i Bini dn tnetn bata tats if Sevevreercres SCECL ESSEC TS ES — ane alae re Necro ESS OS CCC EES EVES a hae Orne OF) Mail Or For Mail Orders” ‘ad ah | Penge fe Sete te PP ota ate nn tone PEPE EP EE LEE SELL EES ESTE SESS F }

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pe sep NE Ms ON GOL LL SLEO po Ps THURSDAY, MARCH 15. 1998 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 5 Opposition to “category” classifica to acta ct te toch os eS 7 a “> Fe + are tg + test le = dese tia “ae * oo Flapper Doll Forms, various colored hair Decorated Wooden Magazine Rack, red or green Metal Book Ends, assorted subjects, pair Tapestry and Velour Mats, assorted sizes China and Crystal Lamp Bases, with cord, plug and socket.... Stamped 6-Piece Bedroom Sets of Belgian linen Telephone Orders—CEntral 6500. (Art Needlework—Second Floor, an EACH d Square I9—-Main Fioor.) $1.00 @ Saturday Two Programs In the morning at 10 o'clock will be an angel food demonstration; in the afterrioon at 2 o'clock a special request demon- stration. (Fifth Floer.) ity is this Bayadere striped Coating in shades of fallow and Copen. It will fashion into Spring coats and —— ‘ , : id ay 7 > : § ' a . : _ ' ; _ Wonderful Shoes—81 Stores—Coast to Coast 426 North Sixth St. Southeast Corner of St. Charles 703 Olive St. West of Seventh Mt.

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PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS untdagenper es THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FALLS DEAD ON TRADING FLOOR |, BO j them have learned how Union City.Tenn. 5 Jackson .. Tenn. 5 Muldon .. Miss.10' Merndien . 188. | ‘taceyw T BRrundidce. a re- : L-. © eo i* > i/ 2. , ea ee eee me aed Micsieeinel. ltoday by Harry T. Brundidse | ~W\ .\ Aikg \ > simple it is to create TICKETS GOOD IN COACHES ONLY. BAGGAGE WILL NOT BE CHECKED. ore e St. Louis star. | Bre FA. . Ag oe en such Rugs themselves. . “Cairo tirkets good only on train No, 15Jeaving St. Ler is 10 pm,E St. Levis 10:40 pm, | 3rundidge, who pnt througs . \ 70 ie? ~~ Bier , % y¥ ill be inter- Ticket Offices: 322 \. Broadway. Unien Station and Relay ay Depet, E. St. t, Leuis. aia ena territory recentiy for es F; ee A ' ~. ou, too, on i T. J. Ferrest, Division Passenger Agent, MAin 3850. Oe ae a Mia ted " e ¢¢ — a SSIS te. 1 " ested in- the possibil- 3 la mine employe for the letter, | , 2 fijart | ities of Hooked Rug | making. It continues States Senate In- two more days. ~ tn ‘ . ot wee | a i oi} ? _s ; . > : Ko cnn ee . Lote ort oad st x Ss > £44 +}, itt spu) oF. 38 oo te ( i@20 . : i " 4 VAad a we . ses “ ae — ™~ 2. 7. wD H oa eee 1% +f 1} ; 5 se EA / : Pw * TN x Bye 1 unsightly conditions. Keep ee in the background. Avoid > by i" aT | ose A | isplayed Instruct our mes to Pep Sut OL tre ubie , . . | “I¢ the Committee desires - to There are approxi- iceuestion any c* our employes, se¢ mately 75 Rugs on dis- | tc it ‘ana BP cant men you can play in a variety of depended | patterns and color com- binations. Old colonial | Committee, do ry ; "case ny fF patt ‘ cacti B | quesii0n ¥ u tAink m at ern etsy harmful to eur interesta, Ross, Martha Wash- : ington, Dolly Madison company will protect you. , | “The company has mailed aj : . and Priscilla. There Lecture Friday at 2:30 [spirited letter to each individual |} 39 15 i 652 nt | 4923 are also many cross ;empleye. If you Know of any unt- | / ; se , , ‘i | satisfactory condition in company f | stitch Rugs of colon- Day-Beds, Their Manifold Uses ney ee vat ab falesiential, camps or barracss, it > . ' €jimi ted c nce. : Featuring One of the Largest Displays cee “The Pittsburg Coal Co." |} ie cintaciiie eae ~ . ° The penorter would oft iO} ch I Cc s- of This Nature in the United States jj.) RosStucty of the docu- e mal Ct oats able in the Art Needle- ; , +r s 0 ment but said he had obtained it f/ ; ae ie 7 . An Entirely New and Novel Exhibition ff o-.y ater an emp! we hed told him work Shop where in- Te Cs, wk: piano and structions are free. =-- a | : Combination Last and Leather Heel os Sizes 2/5 to 8 AAA to C Colorful Voile lege Girt Shoe She | Underthings In a Large Special Purchase Sale a P eS: C% RE a : . ee ~ » . F : ee Se a ° “eee Re 4 ~y . = oe ’ = / i _ me . 7 ; : Fi ond * i | i ' f \ : | . ' 4 ¥ OT Ns : ety Mey. ~* Pin, — ° ’ : { ee ee a ee ee ete a em nts = ' . “ , f ; | - ’ - - - ne _— | ; ;? “ —— | : j | | e > j : , } ‘ —_—_—_ ‘ ; 7 A | \ - eo ; ; . : ’ ‘ ’ * ** a ue Fr, ~. | *. — ~~ * id Fs , ‘Ff + ae " . a . we : Pat at ss : \ ' A ;*. ; : + ie. . . 4 . . ‘ =... ale : es . ° - ae x . % a oe Tae fs go Slo a t —— ge TG A ree a IE LR tf art 6B attat te tye A, IOC NER EN Rg aN ON, oy ae png te th nts nee Step-in Chemises. | slight imperfections in slight figure. Lingerie Shop—Thirg Floor. || Weave are the same as used in regular $10 to $r5 Um- brellas. Fancy borders. Corset Shop—Third Floor. Navy Blue, Brown, Women’s Smart Gloves | “Green, Purple, Red Floor Sample — Of Kid, Mocha a | tutcctin enep~Otin Stale Sewing Machines and Suede — GS WT) Saving of $54.00 $2.35 Ye WS St. Patrick’s EARLY in the season Ws Candy Box en the first S Ay SF Suits and ensembles so wef 50c Lb. these Gloves are exceeding- Sy A DELIGHTFUL &. ly chic. The sizes are 514 y __ Patrick’s Day box filled to 7% and the cuffs present Sain ppecene Bet ibs | an interesting array of patterns, often worked in con- and. bonbons. 3 : . : | regu la ri! |} ‘rasting shades. 2 Lbs.. 95c , ae Sj a | : ba consolettes * caer the Set of ” 3 Values : : : Mode Brown Beige St. Patrick’s Day ~ slightly scrate yster Forks a 0 4. - S | Beaver Gray Black Novelties and from use as + ed ‘ : 3.09 LOCUST # NINTH : : Favors : | samples. Fully ee WA Chamois-Suede Fabric Gloves ot Sean to anteed Westinghouse shen Electric | Sale Begins Today : | Practical for every daily occasion of business, school, shop- Patrick's day — tacluded Club Plan if desired. at the tops. They are easily washed and include ly priced from .. x mode, dawn, nut, cafe, almond, gray and chamois i te wm Candy $5 Down—$6 Monthly’ ae Vandervoort’s Glove Shop—First Floor. Shop—First Floor. | Vandervoort’s Sewing Machines—Do ay AR set te NL a RC ml | a) ff ar ? © | on f vs esis ota Aira ~ ag OPCo Tablespoons Soup Spoons Dessert Forks Dinner Forks Dinner Knives Stainless) _ ion Spo ONS alad Forks ™ 7 ~o Spreader AA HH HH & © te Ge tb + Gs to . CA tw by By by ty oo’ AA tH tA A fA SA : ‘ys al | A WH A ti) We ‘ J Co to V2 A A tH t. A ed | ’ iN J Coffee Teaspoons $1.25 Serving Forks, Spoons and the Like Mail Orders Invited and Shipped | Ping or street, these Gloves are plain or scalloped ] cod pigs Var Ge te gee | c $ Iced Tea Spoons $2.00 $ $ 50c to $! Each at Our Expense te — 3 > eS Peg a -

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a —STLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1998 y Doors Will Be Opened at 8 A. M. Friday For This Great Sale WurRUIIZER . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGL @ me Locuvt from Nunth to Tens, ho Exhibit (= a nee pil entree Mag At oe. sAislinnpaiths ant ste Cl & sie : . @2¢.v 5 2 ore *. - « ** " Fe. %6 .?. “ 0 05* me Ys ao ‘ pi ; é 5 rot anwar est uf hw a> eet. Pees ele he ~eimdtangy aoe ee ‘ * + * . . al Ve hed by bs — en ee, RE eet er RR oe ee beri teens Peak an A nnd ete icneyteiglarany 2: ‘ 6 , ¥ . na - Seles bar 7 2 ae a ali - a ep ee i z iii oe ee ny Bal rrr Mee SS oy , ‘ , . ron if ‘ . > : wwe — B a oe 25 Soa ‘ wre ene See , iy nae ee ay 5 or the ve Nee at Prep ME Egnete op de aecocchinet panes herigadineneer tartan - Pp apf spare re rootwear ge Girls : ey — ‘ im , ia i . honey beige, Delwood @ LOOK AT y | NEVER BEFORE ne, patent with dull calf. | 4 er aaamme ket ge Behning—Upright; ebony Story & Clark—Upright; mahogany Jesse French—Upright; oak Jansen—Upright; mahogany Studio—Upright; mahogany Henning—Upright; mahogany . Ellwood—Player; mahogany Werner—Player; oak Francis Bacon—Player: mahogany Steinbach & Dreher—Player; mahogany FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY WAS NOW C-Melody Saxophone S$ 38 eb Alto Saxophone 44 Tenor Banjo Outfit pees Gams... «2 «acti secmous This Regular $175 Radio dation Garments . Friday and Saturday Only dels for Spring ) FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY WAS NOW » > = at? & TEL : 335 on . me x SPs > POS EO SEE a Apollo—Player; mahogany NE Ss dw cwe cw eneeeSecessccsccve eye Baldwin—Player; mahogany Studio—Player; mahogany Stroud—Player; mahogany Melton—Player; oak Werner—Player; oak Ellwood—Grand; mahogany Wurlitzer—Grand; mahogany Wurlitzer—Player; oak Milner—Grand; mahogany Strad—Grand; mahogany Kingston—Grand, Electric; mahogany Strad—Grand, Electric RKeproducer Orthophonic Victrola Consolette... ¢ 85 $ 51 Edison Columbia .. Victrola Style XVI Brunswick Victrola Style XI TN vapan Victrola Radiola Combination eee Victrola Style 8-4... : ao Soe Victrola Style 8-30 Radio Adaptable Victrola Style 2-15... i Se Victrola Style 8-60 Victrola Style 2-40....... *69°° COMPLETE, DELIVERED AND INSTALLED; ELECTRIFIED; NO MORE BOTHER RECHARGING A BATTERIES. JUST PLUG IN YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOCKET Here is your opportunity to buy this wonderful Wurlitzer Console Radio Set at a price that makes it the greatest of all Radio values. Guaranteed 100% by Wurlitzer. Think of it—only $69.50 buys this fine tadio Outfit complete, delivered and installed, incind- ing tubes and built-in Loud Speaker. Nothing clse to buy. A regular $175 value. This powerful set gives Piano Accordeon..... Eb Ake Saxophone Maybell Tenor Banjo SOU... 6 oka ch-vccd abcde C-Melody Saxophone ....... C-Melody Saxophone Violin Outfits Vega Tenor Banjo tb Alte Saxophome ........ leedy Drum Outfit Trombone Outfit Vega Tenor Banjo; ... Handmade Violin soprano Saxophone (,0ld Tenor Banjo old Alto Saxophone ....... 2 (,0ld Trumpet Clarinet Outfit ....... ~ es = - a Ps ee AA he IN ARAL A RE AAT LEE ANG ERE AOE A OILED COLI INLD LS AMON IES NA II 9a! a Victrola Electrola Style 12 mes elle aera —~—and Many Others Too : iW Numerous Machines 4 to of $54.00 a Mention Reduced to | Te | UST six of these | regular $126 _ consolettes which are slightly scratched _ from use as floor && samples. Fully guat- — motor. Electric light i 56 Monthly 4 . : —— ng Mechines—Downstairs. ~ “2 amazing performance. dust plug in and enjoy the A Orthoponic Victrola Style 4-3.... finest in Radio. Only Wurlitzer, the world’s largest music house, can offer you such moncy-saving values. Victrola Colony Model........ Remember—this offer is for Friday and Saturday And Many Others only. Come in—lIct us prove its superiority. Portable | Many $100 Phonographs Table Radios 100 Famous Polly make, meta! | All famous makes—all covered, all brand-new, guar- guaranted by Wurlitzer. anteed. Regular $15 value, all! Regular $100 values, al! to go at only to go at only ‘5.95 ‘9.50 ”? 500 Player Rolls Slightly soiled, but they pla perfectly. Many late popular selections. All cut—Hundreds as low as 10c : REG. U.S.PAT.OFF. © 1006 OLIVE STREET STORE OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING REMODELING SALE UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK If there were better musical values than these we would have them! If lower prices were possible, we would make them! COUPON 1006 Olive 5t. Re st. Louis, Mo. | am pinning a $10 bill to this coupon. Please reserve the instrument mentioned below. instrament NS SS eR DS Oe ae a Sb a ee a City “Rip State

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S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 ae | eS Sauare and Teteneatew = Soot Rane ——————— DOUGLAS LINDNGES4 [ees ar a ve aay nt NUGENTS ue hi Th i : , ne SOR LB ORS BP Te PE es eo ye ae eS Hi S jit i i iH if i tw Ht A Stvle Ne. 755 : ; é Bhat %; . Bek ayy Ye ’ S ae ‘ 4 Se 1 Sa ‘ : a — - . mA { smart oxford for Spring in cig come comme — Republicans Choose Dele- | Ne. 729. | gates to National Con- =a.«n= 1 | remendous 12th Districts. sas of x delegates to the Re 1 FOR MEN : WOMEN : CHILDR ~~ six de! legates to the Re- , e i : ‘blican National Convention in Sale—3J00 Pieces Juniors’ = , [Ranson City, June Ss SS Se U q dies 10,000 Pairs of High -Grade SHOES for WOMEN *:..° soe ) Lowden of & naerwear Hosiery Bought at Auction in Chicago A FFG HT ew bee teen inarsctome oH ey ff ao Cc Sold About Usual. Wholesale anal cae Pesos s nt = ein ‘for f /} . Many Cases Less Than Wholesale This attractive patent strap (Lowden. 1 'y & Sn . . “= Kasmart ornament fanmmena yesterday Hover delewates were fl (ABN Y = | /Jf\ Choose from combina . Women’s Hose opportantaes a idelegates® in the Eleventh anc . £ sii; ae Sinn ae Billy a c- Te to 39e Values C comes only once @ weltth, there RN : : ' it} 4k Not a garment in the lot a. goo pairs in’ this lot— years — Hosiery § Sen ees he, tesa Ee Zt | . AYO was made to sell at this low - , : ; re gaa Sizes 2 to 6 years... i ber of the Lowden campaign com- of a pair ot shoes. On that basis thousands upon thous- | gates, seemingly without interfer- Hl SAY, a a ow 32 | 3 ¢ 50c Hose 1800 pairs of women's Douglas for assurance of shoe quality and values that setttne, tn. Senedneel ne Ee a oy cannot be equalled. i credited with ntrolii the city CO) ; rds in th strict. It h 6 | wards in the distric had been | wanted colors; double heels and toes. Lisle tops. | agreed before the convention that | Wiemmante New Spring : ze 2 ; Sizes 8); to 10. ich amounts to almost $1. on every one former Congressman Cleveland A. |Newton, the Hoover manager in | = Fae 4 Our Boys’ Shoes at $3, $3.50 and $4. are wonderful values | aon should go as a | at ) | | Women’s to ' Dut there Was no agreement as to = \ W. L. Douglas Shoe Company | ee eenna eee a =e 28 6Sc Hose MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS—FACTORIES AT BROCKTON, MASS | + Clerk John Schmoll Se ? Circuit Clerk J l, also ere ; Stores in all principal cities of the United States | a Hoover supporter, was an appli- Se ae | PI, Blow Pov Bf Douglas Shoes are not sold in your vicinity, write to factory for catalog of Spring styles | cant, as was also State Senator F , i Exceptional Values : cotten Hesiery— serviceable rayon ?Pr ~4 Ink é , “on + i * . 1 @ wanterc “ree W. L. DOUGLAS STORE IN ST. LOUIS ee ee nee wy : wool and ty. Mayoe Miller's influence, evi-— ‘A . - i ie ] ' , * , >. tr D *§620 OLIVE ST. (near 7th St.) denced in the convention by the = S8 | ' per cnt dathanahiie. E. St. Louis, Il,139 Collinsville Ave, Men’s and Boys’ Shoes | activity of Robert J. Kratky, was {an | = . it . : i thrown Ralph. but the - Bet, ean Store marked with « % carries complete line of W. L. Douglas Shoes for WOMEN =| trown to Halph. Det there was me tL — ia ~ /Three\, mere saudi sb geal: Ds: oop a a NS 7 = ble keels and toes, full : i! Yr I iY r ois ti : P oe ee ee i a ae : . - sized boot and lisie pag month ago in tndorsing Henry §&. ; — tops; sizes 814 to 1a. +? ’ 4 - AA -_ ; Ve. ? ‘ , / Caulfeld, the Koeln candidate, for % ge a An anniversary feature that attracted ~ : —— ; — — I LL n€é the nomination for the govrernor- =e eg hundreds of women Thursday—Friday the i ship rab: oS 4 «Osale continues with added stocks—Stunning os ; mew styles—moveity cress, street and sport The vote was close and was ée- Oxfords and Pumps—fashioned of tan calf, ™ ; he ‘ ] =a e qd =. > SR os ' ‘ : - . . /, f . 3 . a . ¢ : . Qs > whe ’ . . . . oy . ° ° elded by the seating of Schmoll’s 2 colored kids, satins, patents, kids and two- Child’s Ang Infants’ Half delegates Prem the. Thirteent» = tome trimmed materials—some slight fac- Ward instead of those chosen as . . ; 2c oe _ ‘ rage wpa auppertens of Her-| 3 eae ee PR... sm sitke Cc E , While 167 Men's to “( man Krah, the ward committee. | & toe Be ete ’ 1 — » tra , a eS ee - | Boys’ Athletic Shoes half Sox; plain col- ° $2.98 Union Suits Last 3° sented whale ween Gam Gaae - teh : | delegate and St. Louis County, with . : (Bargain Basement.) a heavy Republican vote, will have no representation in the national convention. In the Eleventh District, Henry | ms Sensational Anniversary Sale oy Erma ets, a NEW SPRING control an “ won. These Are Short Pieces, Remnants From Our Stock of Wash Fa bn The tremendous selling during the first days of | Anniversary Sale has left us with several bul yards of cotton wash fabrics—out they go rai : ; of former prices. = r ‘were close personal Hemstitched LOT No. 1—REMNANTS” Shects 36-In. Bleached Muslin, yard $ 1 36-In. Unbleach’d Muslin, yd. 40-In. Cheesecloth, bleached large Sixotinch@ 27.In. Fancy Cot. Flannelette ful bleached Sheet ; stitc ral . —neatly hemstitched. Neo Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders 79¢ Oilcloth LOT No. 2—REMNANTS 32-In. Dress Ginghams, yd, at. ... 36-In. White Naimsook, yd. at. ... 36-In. White Shirtings, yd. at.... 32-In. Cotten Pongee, yd. at..... S4xS4-inch square 30-In. Underwear Crepes, yd., at. . Pattern Cloths, slight 32-In. Shirting Madras, yd., at. .. ——— 36-In. English Prints, yd. at..... 29¢ 36-In. Dress Percales, yd. at waeetade LOT No. 3__REMNANTS 36-In. Printed Cotton a Alpaca : os 87-In. Unbleached Sheeting. .... bali *-- 16-In. All-Limen Toweling...... and woo! Poe Boon Hose; LTT — 419 NORTH SIXTH AT ST. CHARLES ST. Rodier of Paris Scarf Prints e*see reprod “St PONTE HMTian t convention ,; ‘ | °* * L . € 4 iis Work ; ” 1 RB ee Get. Pap eee ‘ ; ‘ > ms Pee mee ie j Po ee CD ee Sap ee y cA .. 4 oR ee S At ( U NNINGHAM'S sere tear 16° | HE original and ar- tistic designs for which Rodier is wo ‘4- famous—copied exact- ly in street, sports and afternoon frocks. O VER twenty styles in one and two piece models—al]!] Paris adaptations. Many. in fact, cannot be dist n guished from their ex PenSIVEe Originals A most sensational purchase for the Anni- versary Sale. The values are so exceptional that we cannot promise complete size assort- ments throughout the day. 4 * . . . é ° en ~ ‘we . . is eo >" ré : . ‘« . ‘ Pa J . a? ‘ ; | * TY ae aene 2m, any - sane, “ _ *. ° es > ' e a? i > . >. . ws 7 o : wee per 4 | » ~ . ‘ : t ta} . cy . " ” ’ ' D ° ry? % ‘ee 2 ~ ' v , ’ 7 = ‘ . . Zz 4 | : —_ : « 3 } 4 > ’ . * +, ‘ > & ; ‘ te : ° : : i > #- ' ‘ . x + : : a . “A 4 oe © . : ’ 5 ‘ , : _ :* é 5 C > Q { . “~~ = im ti ' : . »' . « 2° ' ; " . . ‘ ‘ : ' : ‘ _. Se ~™ . . . nd zz 4 : x # on © mis + " ,** i an. 2 : =e’ ‘ ~ : 2 : ; ; : aS ‘ Fistheetinen' sot Siteanian Me i | ut ae — for ~~ ~ »™ ’ a pm ee ’ 4 - > , ‘4 | Ms > ~ 3 -93 Palm avenue, and Mrs. Dora sok’ [| Bea ee tisses “a Oy. » ; es a re - " . . ¥ A ¢ . as ‘ . u - Burlingham for re- casing—42x 36-inch. 30-In. Cotton Dress Challie..... rend ele Be. ( Basement. 32-In. Chambray Ginghams ie | itt Lot No. 3 P 90 Regular & ena —Al Usslel Langie—geed ot. | Ui Spring Extra 1inistrations, and indorsing Dr. ae eee ee ee ee eee ADVERTISEMENT ~ Gay Dresses Sizes ‘ ona OT | . . | , Fo | Friday, Featuring a Great Basement ave ol | Picture im \7 eae of Dresses, scores of styles, copies ; of expensive pond S., flat crepes, Georgette crepes and “as - gatins, aii newest shades. Got Catarrh? Fi | Af (Bargain Basement.) s fo 1 Fe} : a 3 ; : Try Dr. Blosser’s Medical | /j ; . . AS =e i See Cigarettes for Next Attack ae : } ‘ NA , f-* ie Fs : , ‘ All Specially Purchased for An N } ~~ ves Pa’ ~~ 4 ~ ’ Z, , 4 - _ ’ ’ ; . | e ; Nasal catarrh is not only disagree- ‘%) ! ; | 2% a e 7 tig in ) : “ ¢ ; welt | - ; ~ | ' i ; a 4 : : , ; " ™ : , " , adie and oftensive, but it Will leac to : i.@ ; SON & \ ; toe > : bat - ; . 4 Sent i™s ar ; a} ; . tier et ; eae - Me ~ . ’ . serious trouble. 5 “ee * f ae. =~ | i : Pn That inflamed condition of the mucous \ # a Y / 4 : BI ANS A 2 mm Ts Sg A splendid assortment of plain or membranes of the air passages wg th 2. ({eeee i; a ae Bese es ¥ ~ tr figured patterns, full 36 inches wide, head, nose and throat may spread to | : WOQxy ti 2 ie Ac * ow. a ta 6 }-5) y di ‘7 can be used one to a window— the point where it is incurable and a Pr SSS Ahi | PRS ee 1 i 4:54 4e it lO ra e ei = : ; . > % : J on = . . oa 7 ~ : : i . me 4 ‘ ofl S : Glu ‘ eA ‘ | oe : » a. ‘ ° : | ~* é + * a ’ owe . Baer : & " s - . TAS > - ; ‘ Fs ; » SS ae me ne tae : : a ie en ef*-; ‘. F es ‘ a aes wa 4 oe Rye We Pra Sy eee ie gta tix, ora —— a | Ss ee et 4 ee 2 oc 4 * f ke eo oat. ‘3 . ee ‘ : > ale. “sate a 4 ws we > » . ; SoD b god rey, Mae Pe SPE Bete, ae 8 . . wn oe on tai vee tha” 4? ve i } . J (na ae © a where sDravs ns alae i bg Srigasmaas oe : ae Tie We oie a ce cellent uali es > _ ~ Vat 2 ws . ‘ 2 . ie ¥ ex ea = a ae oe : mie ¢ e' ae a ee be ae He Hisar H iy 4 TOP hy Fran ek ‘ ix a xed , ~ . ~ — -* _ “ en lea ee ¢ ae ae Re i « ve : ; oe Gg : ww as € . a ws ; . Ce 4 - ’ s ¥ ye rm ee 4 x 4 “ a e : . on . ae PR ee eR ee Re ae gs a 4 ives cannot ae SO ee, ge -e > sm | Saives c€ HnNOot m = ; > rs prc Fa NON, 1 eect” oe > * * pw, y : s, Ne. Ce we, * . : 4 “>. ‘4 ‘ : . Ti eee Ey, Ry AR : eM : ~ ey _— = “ ‘ Se SS le ed - 7 ye An “ » tterns 7 x vy . ‘ - - i ae 2 + > > , } “ B: . ; ae 7. ae A: a “~ *ee sett awe ff © @ napresegye wa et ee — oe a a ee oh ee a a OP fee ee eee o_o Dress Skop —ig Floor t es * 7 ° ral deafness, hoarseness « al PY “Sag 2 a ee ee ie ee he \ ete ee res Assorted range of plain and figure r, bronchsa!l irntauons. ¥ ogee ROME a Se Mame SRR eg: | Se ; ie “ee ae ee eS a nen AB a all curtain | SRS ae —- ae Ne > Se ay , ies ee, BS ee eee i.e eee cequent coids, get a ) ;, “ : a pocket-size package of Dr. Bilosser’s Vagarettes, and prove for yourself their pleasant, beneticial effects. : ' TEST HITS. e IMPERIAL WORD PIANO ROLLS. e*

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. PAUED Your Charge Account Is of Most Convenience in a Busy Time | 3 SCENE FROM HD SPAIN PUT ON AT EXPOSITION | > LZ ia { Bull Ring Portrayed, With Typ | \ wg _ ical Music, at Woman's yD y | Show in Coliseium. eS eles. | . A scene from Old Spain, with a ~ “bull.” matadors and toreadeors, —_— -an@ Spanish ladies draping their eo: ce ‘mantillas over the boxes lining the 7a- og, Lhe Anniversary Sale of Millinery | ACTEpY |2c2s225 HILDREN #8] ¢ YOUR ST.LOUIS } 4 ") IHOSTERY |= bh-Grade | at sat Well Do You Know it? © : 500 New Hats Offered Friday... Well Designed ‘rmisned imone- Spaniards and a Chicago THE NORTH ST. LOUIS | and Voguish Modes... . $3.00 and $7.50 Values Anniversary pate geen Sek ee : j ] . ] Casarin Jr.. Mexican Consul here. ING , —. With Easter only a few weeks off, an event of this kind is | Sale Specia spoke on “The Wentel.of Meuiee.” ° sale Cost PLANING MILL COMPANY Cg welcomed by women planning new Spring wardrobes! On Sale The North St, Louis Planing Mill Co., manufactarers Wg gett nr This group reveals wide choice among new styles... .rib- Wholesale Cost, | The display of approximately °°V | of “Hy-Grade”’ millwork, was established in St. Louis | | es | > , 8 4. , , of visitors, is @ preliminary siep ‘o- meet Bivd. nn mip ae ese oa wee a oS trimmings...new twists and turns to brims and , | BD wards the organization of a Mis- . . me & This firm is the manufacturer of special mill k, Peo eae Le , ; oF SO} ague. Ti i A Hosiery-buying #ie i. e, sash, doors, cabinet werk, seouldings, interios =) ee eee ee crowns...novelty straw effects new with Spring! 3 L sour} An aoe) abet viemssegs on eo, ‘ | trim, etc.. and its products provide attractive adorn- Re * “Sr 25 2009 1 1 ey P + | Wilil De perfected at a dinner Via- opportunity that | 7 ments in many beautiful homes, churches. schools. a. me OE Hats bought to sell in the regular way at far iting and local artists Saturday Tren. ™! . — Se gs See Oe Rt : parece . Py. Se yo Ba Chi 2 he) BE ae hen x ys shee a rah heft . Gt x. Puleeren limes (of \ $1.95 ) alue paintings by Missour] artists, which F in February. 1893, at their present lecation, Grand 2 ~ 2d oS ¢ ~ - . . : Wes >Hi Bg~s NSW eS F 5 haw 684 o£ BOYS BS : Se oS a a Rin : y . y, > = Yf> Ge Vlas LE the LG- YES NG 2 an y tly Hee ma Sy ‘> , ; OY EFC Se PAS AFG . | Rae ae good quality ole SO Ge yy LBS Ge FX woolens. Con- : $2 y ew JZ . at eo ae servative styles ws - hier A | SBI GGA ...c oll egiate rf ¥ . “ : . ° ! UG 2p OY styles. Patterns Our Stock of Wash Fabrics 70mg ALAS unl “Sdiuies ‘te | RON ae appeal to men of img during the first days of the Taye WAR BUG all tastes. left us with several hundred | GRR « fabrics—out they go regardiess Dimity Picadilly Prints Madras Pique Prints Prints Jacquards Novelties Shantung- Rayons Any number of adorably feminine styles . . . made dainty by laces, pleatings, pipings, black velvet ribbon ties. Others are strictly tailored ... all sizes, including extra 61z¢5. (Nugents—Second Floor.) : ti NERY 10-Payment 1—-REMNANTS | BEA ie Plan to buy an entire Sta- . oe | is used in the prodoction of millwork bearing the fin- High among Spring needs ss the import- elsewhere, AInabg the exhibits by Choose Among These Colors— |[§ haus ena “Ozark Sunshine” and plaited and part wool BR. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. _ Zz = (Nugents—Second Flovr.) slight trregularities that can scarcely be detected. erick B. Hall, chairman of fine arts wife of the literary critic of «he serviceable rayon plarted, S| The portraits are of ber husband ‘his paintings of the State Capitol. von Made to Sell as High as CAIRO, Egypt, March 15.—The Sale brings them to our patrons at this attainably Lapan Monkey Extra Sizes, 4172 to 52% | LS ROL: _ ‘ . ; ‘ : i & est finish. mah Ss CEE at oie: me iS Sp y ant question of Hosiery...and this group, se pM RE , ' ee supply. | he The policy of this concern te live up to the name : 4 at ; a OS : Sprin . St. Louisans are: “The Catbedral Every day this space will be devoted | 3333 Tene Sian Male rs 0 mil PMs M ’ ins gh GF Ux q «J es LB Ge Ls, 167 ens to ; eV. EGS GES, BS low price! The materials include broadcloths... : | —permits a man lin, yard r Erminette (coney) (Nugents—Second Fiecor.) resents some of the newest and most efficient trpes of modern i i ’ t = -- ’ , ss ” ; il derushen aseauain at hice : | > fe 7 or Colors ery requirement! Lines are correct, for Tous P. Marsett: “then Saaeeee? Men's 25¢ ‘ ‘Sox, 1S¢ pleat ar poe lb ages eed it contiibeninn : , | Greens Gray Black Skin Aloma Stroller Tan ' derscher. fancy patterns; sizes . u en's Clubs, who wags instrumental fancy pa , nn 1 MTTITENETEVVAETE C000 EE0EUGUGLO HLL = oe So ae FF Anniversary Sale cae | | ; UL : : || brining: tap aah Sete Men’s 50¢ HR} Opportunities for Men New Arrivals TT two portrait -busts and a small heart-shaped plaque on one side of . a Ont; bad | Tomorrow morning there will be Men S to 4 4 ae uits 'a lecture on the oi] paintings of the 69c Sox . by || After the exposition, Parker's |}: works will be hung in the rotunda Here You Will Find i Union Suits, and Tailored Coats Sports Coats Fur-Trimmed Coats Fabric- Trimmed Coats New Flare Models Straightline Models A Large Selection for the Anniversary soft suedes...tweeds...satins...failles.. novelties. FURS: SIZES: | Bi | Avg to wedr a suit uslin, yd. Le while paying for beached Bie a : anneiette payment-way, , | pee i) (Nesente—roiee Fioor,) — STHMMIILIMINMIFINUUIINNLIUITVIONNNI0010100000000000000000000000ES1 00001900004 0ULEEUEELYOOGOOROASOOEOYEOUETOASOOEOOOEOOAGAO OEE | : 2— REMNANTS Ve Anniversary Sale Feature of This New “Wonder” Fabric ew! “Three-Flowers a dren. Come prepared é a |b wood-workins machinery. This plant boasts a ever the State as well as some from of whom have been connected with the institution for this Hosiery is full fashioned. 2000 pairs in this let to the dynamic growth of St. Louis. French-Nude Muscade Dove Black || Eight paintings already have bronze and plaster are shown with Sox, 29c Take Their Place in This Group! which is outlined the figure of a jlate L. S Parker of Jefferson City, ncludes pure | $32.50 to $35 lof the Public Library. Fresh.. .new...Springtime models that rightfully Butter Mole W olf Misses, 14 to 20 Does Your Home Need a New Stove? Face Powder and $50.00 All-Porcelain Sifter Combination Complete Gas Ranges Combination “7D @ (VVGQUUUQUUCUUUAUNUUUULUEEUYEOUUEULURAGEOUQOQUOUOUEEUEUUEOUQUUGEOLUUED AE UTUUEEOLEUUEUEEUUUUUAUUUULUOE “ STITT TUHMICULTCU CULL LLULLLLILL LLL LLLLLULLLLLLLLLLLLLL CLLR ELCCLLLELLLLLL CELL LGA LREUE LUCE Pe oe ee a Ag he on ae ” Dy Mere “ ‘ x dry-kiln, and only the best of Iumber properly treated former Missourians now living more than twenty-five years. 4 TEN : ae and “Harvest,” by O. E. Berning- . ; cs i . _. ‘ e mdi 4 y, Ww ' fiber plaited, rayon — Ee BODO ¢ Or. Hi Two Tones All are of a well-known make....with ever so been sold, according to Mrs. Fred- ithe paintings. Mrs. Mona Niehardt, Wonderful lot goed 'woman. Her work is tn plast-r. OA ‘who received wide recognition for ; wee ond silk end 7 4 ‘ “ : : 3 C rayon: doule heel ia AT mm Values Eastman’s African Films Safe. belong in higher priced groups! Yet, Anniversary Butter Squirrel Women's, 76 to 46 for Only... . pao 6 Lire RO RRRRS ic inpiee i aRRgae Aa RR Sn Eh RNR NRE RCE CN AAAS TOO SE Ra ETE I aN RR tn 8 jpnenesnntatni eter Na sare ‘ — . » -" rene PrN ae ” aw éoms hte On oe re os wr _ — 2 4 =m - EE - ee ee GT ee a 14 ‘ ne : CL ° . . “ws . " , in Panels # $7.00 Value | Wash Boilers = =|“ za7inch Oy os Sale Offerings Paints—Ready-Mixed [ff Thstsich'woy sembodiedin Marmole ain an | 40-inch size $ Ys $4.50 Value ‘porcelain top >Q.00 si 3 a is a ee make for ; | : 2 inside or outside use. sll go 4- eeeey dehere 39.95 cg: ter oe door gives Regular $2.98 Groups Are the Heavier Qualities In all the wanted airs " | ; she ait — 2 Romaine... | $2.98 Ya i: Lee — 66 99 repe | $2. . 1 Spocest , = ee ae . $11.75 Gold Seal satin crepe and | Choice of light and dark shades— 1 (81x90-Inch) | "am | Window | , af = 7 ui j other weaves. 40-inch ne be need aa eae he Hemmed Sheet | Shades | fee oe Cong oleum Rugs $2.98 Yard Satin Crepes ined 0% | - wear Wall P ell OPP | Monthly Payment \* top is equipped with 4 star-shaped econom- imitated. a aper These are new Spring Papers... men. It has proved so € plain or lain top, with all-copper Boiler °° | aches wide, | st ty ? ‘th stationary wood s ample space for utensils. iks | , 2.98 Yard. colors. Gallon window— } Se | | an iets aemeed "e i panna side handles. Complete Well made of white 40-Inch Sil 7 Selling at $ (Nugents—Third Floor.) : | 7 9 ; $1.98 40-Inch Various new shades and black—40- Yard 2 (42x36-Inch) | : Without Interest ical burners. (Fourth Miser.) Women who want to be in step with fashion, yet who must be eareful of their ex- ? sat Basement mart 39.39 Take on Low Anniversary Sale Prices women are anxious to select for jj :wo decades & has ieelé the top glece & appears glossy white. | with cover. jpcmmeed weet $1 O8 $2.98 Yd. Crepe Romaines per me Pam ond they have no ° In all the new Spring colors—40- N An Anniversary Special of harm. The use requires no abnormal - ; : : é 2 w —— $ A Rugs that receive ee Oe g () Georgettes inch a — Process gms SE alues. “2 - f the attractiveness oO e : ns. inarily this specia é x ser-ner Bit and colorings...because our e $2.98 Printed Flat Crepes Wide Set would be almost double the price i : will find this an ideal fabric for Spring. The designs are as pretty 4s those | Spring renovating in the home. 10 this held. Now you can see . 2 > " % : : -xe *) or diet,thou This Low Price Only During Anniversary Sale: ce, 4 tet, .i... 2.P¢ Sh e et S et ff} | seesciooor diet. tho ange ae * é ok. ». ieatll the — comes down to 54 Inches patrons know that “Gold Seal” Con- $1 39 | Miah the Anniversary Sale brings it to you! ° pgm: a he ga at leum Rugs are very seldor 0°; $3.95 Satin Coating This is made of fine quality snow- All perfectly | | © NGF tea tee + eee oe hened at less than regular price! Bursle weave $3 Printed Crepes ocesamen ‘tiles timate white bleached cotton ghosting... .2 : :7 a . for kitchens. . . bedrooms... . dining Latest designs and colorings | A t will promise thoroughly mounted “on ‘rusrer- : | = Se : sae, ber makes, also, of equa! quality— in the most mod- | for the sents or heey ee 2 49 | por aie and sarvientiie wear. qeed seers weer 5 7 | i.» senenmmmmenmaeceatee eee eae eae ose room size, 9x12 feet. (Third Floor.) ish Spring shades. ensemble gar- nove ogg —s- . (Kegents—Main Fleer. South.) white, While 206] Black and white. ment.....-++.+ é aoe teas last. ( Basement.) . [ The Morris Plan Is an Easy Way to Budget Your Payments—25 to 50 Weeks to Pay | . one * @ A a AEE ONL ce a ce etme

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PP. © By OP PP OBE Re He Now-—for the first time in all automobile history——an Ejight-in-line actually sells for LESS than the price of any one of eleven well-known Sixes. The New Gardner 75! The World’s Lowest- priced Eight! An Eight-in-line with the appearance, the finish, the equipment and the ability to perform that have made the Gardner Eight- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, in-line famous—with a new-type safety chassis of 122-inch wheelbase—with enclosed internal expanding 4-wheel brakes —with vibration dampener, colorful, custom-designed bodies, Fedco Theft-proot Numbering System with Loss-of-Use insur- ance and many other distinctive features. The Roadster sells for $1195 at the factory— enclosed models at $1295. Imagine! Prices like that for a Gardner Eight-in-line! : REEDSAYS..0.P. “CORRUPTION HAS. AROUSED NATION Senator, on Return to Capr- tal From Speaking Tour, Declares Expose Will Be Chief Campaign Topic. the AssOClaiec i. Tess. WASHINGTON March MARCH 15, a ee MAN, 56, HELD ON CHARGE : : OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT 7o5.°°°~ 1928 RR —.— -- etl " | day ont r young 3 = an 1e complaint ef parents of | giris that Westermacs | their daughters te his _ Ou the girls is 9 years old. | One of Bernhard J. West | oid. avenue, was charged with ¢criminai In two warrants tssued oO} assault the Circuit Attorney hea dlietlieetiale deeded da tech tetaedastaed ddedeoaded Cerro e ey Tt TEETER Friday vv er, beige = APAPSRASAAALA A EATS ne Exactly as illust TITTIITT B. J. Westerman Alleged to Have, ._.. ... Enticed Four Young Girls tO {| +... oldest His Room. ~ SANDALS | In patent leath- trimmed. High or Cuban heels. 12 and the fourth is 13. | according to police, . apped on Westerman’s door to sell | € was lIured into the -~ ~ ; an oe aie - ‘ "ore i © i man. ov 5 CAs ; pe > ad he & “— : YeriUume aoa } . : hear im rildren With her. ae. , woe ‘ man confessed to one assault. s office vester- | ee SS SU EH oe OE OE HE HEU vee seen se Hever e eres Sey a and Saturday Special A \.. *” ARA kid rated. any = --etnm thouse and later urged to bring oth- | a carpenter of 3515A aston | house and iat ITE a Police announced that Wester-; PARA RA RS _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH [ ee = Broken Sizeay Hundreds of Pairs of P " Full-F ashione be ve ° —_— * os a e I OA TEL 2 le 4 , a Sacrificed in Price Because Sizes 5 Colors are Broken Shop Early! Sizes 8, 815 and 9 Only! FULL-FASHIONED PER SILK HOSIERY Values include $1.25, $1.45 and $1.75. Lisle tops and soles. Splen- did for wear The Day's Leader! 85 Mai! Orders Promptly Filled. ALL SILK Semi-Service Full Fashioned Lisle Inner Hem 4 AMY Ay BY \ > AN: & Qh Sandelie— Just Received other o = > a a a s art a Ja Formerly $1.95...At this ' $1.0 — APAPAAAPA RA RA AARARAPAPRRARARARARSARPAPAPARAPAFARACR ERPS R SAAR AR A % Boys’ and Girls’ Sport Socks e Three Quarter and Ha f g . é ‘sg Last year’s soc styles. We must sacrifice 4 * ., to make room for new stock. Per pair.... col > $21 LOCUST : — Paris creations. the Easter TUTHILL GARDNER MOTOR CORPORATION [to Wiscpnsin to speak on March. | JEFFERSON 5930 i ee oe yigeoct eunteinidlin. se VALUES PRICED 2745 LOCUST BL. Gardver Distribators SULTH BRANCH, 3438 S. Grand B! ‘ n0 sites te ern; ) | eme sts. rue PRespect 44166 (dav he addres ar the entucky , | Legislature. G = . R D N Ee R eee —that distinctively different motor car eee PAP APARA AAPA RAPA RARARMRARA DL Sunday and Holidar Service, JEfferson S370 $500 $585 $685 |Field’s fa) ‘6th and Washington — — SEE OUR Just a Step East of } i | WINDOWS ee Also 318 N. MAARABARA RARARAAA Gight-in-fine SONNENFELDS BASEMENT G/O fo 6/48 WASHIACTON AVE Friday ... A Sensational Underpriced > } ° f ~ ¢ : rom —* ~ ‘ afd ‘ t : "92 ene mr * 5 Om s * he a. 00 - u- os a4 Ras 4 . ; a 7 ; 7 7 — i “? 7 7 7 r .o _ — Te pens . = ‘ . NX 4 : - ‘ . te ha . ++ ~~ 7 ‘ FF: J f} " ; . . . ai a : ; A % a4 i ’ wre : ~ Or Tiss © ; 4 . 9 » _ > se P ~~ a) _* ‘ ee Pts gia We - ‘ Fs to a . a . ee “ai ‘ j | On S) was sone + e - - - . ~ . an ait » oe See. + «5 a ’ *? 7 T ila wie, ae ° ¢> + ‘ i - 4 a i f oe a beat ect 2 i t I i» Seale “ x ‘ "¢ t -*ro enc oe i-as raets ' nae oe? 5 2 « . “ o~ ai* , — . .s ’ 1 ? ’ 4 =) 4 ' _ | »~=2 oy : — ° Z d . P . J w As * bs “Ly ‘ : : aoe - “ ; - a . 22 | - vy %e ra wet - ; 4 * | vf | Esco [tacks Melon . Sas ; o> M . . ? 3 . SS ’ 4 : ‘ . ri _ vy ; a . ~ ‘ : >» 4 - 4 - : | ! f 7? ‘ o> " fr .er ‘ ~ ’ = - ; we * ; *. . | SPRING HATS TRIMMED TAILORED! SPORT! Fortunate Purchases Bring Them to You at LESS Than They Cost Us Regularly at WHOLESALE! Tactic 2 Pm ‘ ou can so easil tee ' * lan Said be gid yt 'y sonsider his trip speecaes, Saic, no attempt to further his ‘—with this exquisite Castile Beauty Soap lng Ag ie gre eT a Oe ee ae weet ee ve . « ~r > narty. of no def- 1@ knew IMPORTANT At 12 and 3 o clock °-ar < sa TY Fe | TY 722 =] )* ' | im those of HEAD SIZES Small medium and large head sizes in the collection. The smooth, firm. dewy-fresh skins of the beautiful women of Spain! “Castile complexions.” so-called because Castile is their only beauty-secret. And as all authorities on the skin will tell you, cleansing with Castile is the one indispen- sable—and sufficient beauty treatment. Yet bow natural for women to want a more modern, an exqui- site Castile! And so we have made for them this wished-for perfection in toiletry, a Castile Beauty Soap, Doiia Castile! Matchless in purity, in sooth- ing, cleansing beneficence, but modern, dainty, a toilet soap to love as well as respect. Modern virtues! Dofia will give you an instant. generous lather even in cold water— instant, complete rinsing, too: Doja is “hard-milled” so it will last. beautifully moulded in a dainty form, and comes to you immaculately done up in a smart wrapper. Try Dofia once and it will always be your per- sonal toiletry, your beauty soap. A-Cagtile Beauty Soap. OT in all St. Louis this season have you seen Hat values to equal these! Hats of every kind...for every type. The pictures here can merely suggest to you the great variety and charm- ing styles. You must SEE the Hats themselves to know what REMARKABLE VALUES they really are at this special price. COUGH is usually nature's effort to clear the air pas- sages of germ-laden mucus that obstructs breathing. PERTUSSIN not only helps Nature to free you of excessive phlegm but it soothes the inflammation and relieves the cough spasms. PERTUSSIN is freely given for irritating coughs with ex- cellent results. and has been favorably known to practis- ing physicians and pharma- cists for more 20 years. If PERTUSSIN does not re- lieve your cough in a reason- abie time, it is wise to consult er Seid by ail draggiats in large and srmail betties Try re THE LOVELY SOAP FOR ALL THE FAMILY Pure Olive Oil gives Dona Castile 7 ey Gy ep Rt Poo oy us color, fragrance and delicious ee blandness for delicate skins “Cough

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1998 _~ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 Honduran Convention Ratified. tion with Honduras, signed at,It adds crimes against laws for ¥E MONTHLY a | WASHINGTON, March 15.—A! Tegucigalpa Feb. 21, last year, was| suppression of narcotics, produc- sass ap : ; . seventh. yer YOUTH HURT SAVING GIRL DIES 3 supple tal ren- tified yesterday by the Sen ; es sree Sores Wy ths: m q | R Es ppiemen extradition conven-i ratified y y by e ate. | tion and violations of customs laws | original treaty of 1909 | By the Associa — 4 penitentiary, in a sealed verdict. _ : “ opened today in Circuit Court. The | ; verdict was reached last night. The plaintiff was Mary Ellen $1.45 and Vi {| Van Duzer, 2912 Woodson road, St | soles. Splen- fe a a agg She — a | | ‘showed the ring to Joerer ast | aie enmie =~ | April: that he had it made smaller ! asead or Bidg.. 7th and Locust Sts. EF O R 9 . to fit his finger and refused to re- | r N f ' h } ] D S BE SURE la ne E R I D A Y | TO ATTEND agg tlt in his own behalf, said | ishe had given the ring to him xs ' 610 to 618 Arrwee | = permanent grt sariniaiiiiiaaiacins askengton Contractor Finds Threatening Note. | | William F. Moore, 2344 Menard | | Street, contractor of a building be- ing erected at 4470 Finney avenue, turned over to the police a note ur rf ‘which he had found wrapped | | O around a piece of gas pipe in front } of the building yestenmday. “You bin warned plenty times to get out | now and go quick Or you be sorry.” iit read. |) Regular « hee 7 * a : . iS pine en, Ate 38 Shs iia Ng Reh tetas 4 ” - OP RR NE RRNA LINEN REN EE —_ aw-eanney wena pecarenseatuar ames ‘s - 17 ® — o oe » PNR) Ra a falas 3 5 Oa St is, S BL Mkt. hee ao me ie ae aes SRE LT ee x ws ” Z ! it hae Se rot a rys 3 : ; ; } - 4 y \ at 9 A. M. Coat Shop, , a ee AN Se ee fa it >“ \ Coat Shop, Third is : : eae eee ee (ee FS ~ ~ ; Th I td F loor Also a OM 5 eS Unusual | Great Values i : POT. Sale of Exquisite, New Dresses a ah SER PAD Radiantly New. . . Paris-Inspired Modes of Unusual Distinction. ..Offered at IMPRESSIVE SAVINGS From Regular Prices! IN AU PF 48 \ <* : HESE Frocks A showing of Footwear—emartly correct a’ San © peaetee, tho cory Vii, ) 1 —interestingly new—in patent, in makers have contrib- “spirit of Paris.” So = | & iE: suede, in kid, in’ moire and uted many of their altogether | different” ZB AAAS L: rich combinations. choicest modes... are they from any SS A ™ \ :: styles that are exact Dresses shown hereto- restices of Dresses fore this season, we %elieve our most un- a oe toon lg demonstrative custom- cette ers will enthuse over abroac. them. a ? As chic as chic can be...as youthful as youth ft- self, the Footwear mode for Springtime offers a wide variety ef fashions, of materials and colorings. Our ecollection is compicte in every detail and presents the YS Ye 4 + authentic versions of the ~~ <a ae | | y 1: season in five special- i SA a» 1 ad Srewee= = SIRS Se ie eA A ie a dat ey Rie +a Dew Er 7& aa, i" << - ‘ é, 3 »\ Z / | | | | wi SS 4 Lovely Chijfons—Ensemble Frocks—Printed ) Y an iE 265 STYLES, PRICED: w= y Crepes—Georgettes—Flat Crepes— Ow : | E: — Taffeta Party Frocks, Etc. Y t@ SH | $6.50 $8.50 $10 $12.50 $14.50 (Sennenfeid's Dress Bhopa—Fourth Floor.) | 3 (Footwear—S8trect Floor) LOCA ROR 5 ey A He DMB fant 8

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THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH poured into the city sewer this wee its of whisky, “moonshine, ” home ‘by Sheriff C. M. Fox. The disposi- | ‘brew, “white mule,” alcohol and tion was made by court order. The | other intoxicants. liquo. included various legal exhib- PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ “ather ait ani sought Here. fame GARDEN WOODCRAFT, TRELLISES pinay sioaeoar ol: son, Fred, EDUCATION BOARD a SAND BOXES, SEESAWS, JUVENILE th | of Windsor, Mo., who disappeared LAWN CHAIRS | ) hae 16 on‘a trip to Kansas city, HEAD THREATENS i ¢ ucht in St. Louis. The e | We make to order, repair ~¥ paint anything are sough made of wo | Kierhoff talked of coming here to | { Ben Weidle, in Executive | a= BROWNIE WOODCRAFT SHOPS according, to bis, i / 'look for. work, ae potas rT, Miss Edna Lierhoft of | | 5926-28 Delmar Boul. CAbany 2124 Windsor. | millions ef homes use FLIT = Price includes sctentific examination by. our expert Bi optometrists and positive satisfaction guarantce. tate, Fn 28 YEARS ON PINE ST. R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL CO. A dvertisin g Service i TTI Ae AAA ppp bbb bbahsi Si sAbbbaa ahi babi did ili TTT TT TTT TTT TT TTT ITT TTT A TITTITITIT 111 he dA 4 r | $: $1.00 for such department for the new | BIRD-CAGE with ¢ | LAWN MOWERS | iad Professional or home uee. : ; years, Price, 16-inch. | | the rebuilding of the Columbia | BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWER eenesces ibe the first started this year. KITCHEN-MECHANIC are to be erected and others €x- | struction. MEXICO, Mo., March 15.—More bition cases in the vault of the JULIUS MORISSE ag ESTABLISHED 1847 ' quienes ene BUSINESS SOLD TO S - DEPT. 1906 tei Pe edt c. . nounced. his intention of offering | been irritated for some time by | ithe board and “constant annoy- said. “I, for one, am thoroughly | MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED AND GIVEN | . of Supt. Maddox disrupted | “JOSEPH “RODGERS” the Vegetable or |members should give him a chance nuts, bread, horse- | isaid the board president. foods requiring 'soon as possible to aid in provid. | For this week only, OTHER RODGERS KNIVES | Milligan yesterday began a trip of | ,to Denver, Omaha, Chicago, De-| Cut shows Pennsylvania Lawn Mower COCO OR STAG HANDLE “SCHROETER’S IMPROVED jattention to vocational’ training | Other styles of Penn- feeder. Price, eacl “ R’S” : 2.25 to os se gui gee | ies ns Miner SCHROETER’S SPECIAL ‘Central High building, which is to | STAND | Self-sharpening, strong and durable, with | Before ‘his departure Milligan | GENUINE : | School, at St. Louis and Garrison | Parcel st Pc ‘ | a ya The building plans include work | Electrically driven by a reliable motor: tended. Approximately $1,000,000 | 200 Gallons «f Liquor Destroyed. than 200 gallons of confiscated Audrain County jail, have been 100 feet long. Special Male sweeping easy: 14-inch - heavy, stiff stock. Ideal Broom for kitchen, basement or garage. Special price ) RAPID-FIRE EGG BEATER Beats an erg to the proper consistency in 15 seconds and is very effective as a cream and mayonnaise whip. Height of — jar, 6 inches, Parcel post weight, 2 pounds, GRISWOLD IRON SKILLET No. 8 seize; all first class: no seconds, Spec 4al PORTABLE DRAIN “TUBS Mounted on easy rolling casters: made of heavy sheet meta}. Special price “MONEY SAVERS” CUSPIDOR BRUSHES Made of fiber with long handle. BOND BOXES Sheet stecl; gray enamel roT BRUSHES With steel wire—iron handle..., KNIFE SHARPENER With 10 steel discs LIGHTNING ! | With 10 round steel cutters...... 19c ! | Japanned GLOW-LIGHT You - locate your light in the dark ese ELECTRIC CHAIN SOCKET bah Fed i current For use in bedrooms or nursery. 25 WOOL ' WALL BRUSHES Furnished with 6-inch and 66- 89c inch handles. Price, each..... — 16-Mesh Solid Copper FLY SCREEN 100% BETTER Copper Wire GUARANTEED OY 8-16 PURE COPPER Uutiasts All Other Fiy Screen on gay apply on full rolls of 100 running On cut pleces of less than ro}! lote, we charge slight advance in price. na MESH — FLY sCREKN—~ rice per square feet -—$5. 59 14-MESH GALVANIZED FLY SCREEN — Price per 100 square IA ate nae 3 GARDEN SPADING FORKS 4 tines; heavy, medium WIRE LAWN RAKES "4 tinned wire teeth: extra heavy socket, dah sis ace Fancy Kentucky Blue Grass, per pound 9 pounds, $7.00; 10 pounds, $3.5 DUTCH WHITE CLOVER. % Ib., 30¢e; per pound, 55e¢ EXCELSIOR GRASS SEED 1 pound, 50c¢; 5 pounds,’ $22.25 10 pounds, $4.00 ee COMBINATION | SQUARE wo sla Tinfi—f Pot hr oot ml Tle ‘ We. handle, 12-inch blade: ag ee dn l16ths and Sths, each Parcel post weight. % pounds. BASEBALL GOODS elders’ Gloves, black leather with lace palm. Spectal...... $1.59 Argan Gloves, oil treated: brown eather laced palm. Special price 19 AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALLS Special price BASEBALL BATS Famous players’. Special _ CYCLONE LAWN FENCE : Price in Full Rolia, Made of galvanized wire, , 36 in, high, running foot, llc ; ’ i “7 Wha 4% tn. bigh, runping foot, 12c in — Parcel post weight,el pound. REGULAR ENAMEL-ON-STEEL BATH-TUB FINISH BATHROOM FIXTURES Separate Pieces Above: O6ap DU on iui ccevssabieuws ee summer? HMGIGRr >. ciccias (60:0 bso oe Tor ‘meg So Bh nev a Towel Bar. 24-inch .. Towel Bar. 18-inch —_—_=_— — GLASS DOOR KNOBS Brighten up your home with our woo adertul glass knobs, solid brass Special, per pair Artistically designed: trimmings. Pin Tumbler NIGHT LATCH With cylinder, -3 keys and plain bevel. Special... .4 BENCH VISE 3%%-inch jaws. Swivel base is fitted with pipe jawa, Special price $3.89 19 Ibs, ., $1.39 Parcel post. weight, -— UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.’S GARDEN HOSE Guaranteed 5-ply. An excellent Hose for the small lawn, easy to handie and abl- solutely reliable. Special price, wit® Couplings. = OTHER GARDEN HOSE For large lawns, golf courses, paris, etc, In 5O-foot aectionea, $6.50 $7.50 $8.50 $12.50 a SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO., 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AV. Vv Aims to Live 100 'keeps me healthy, but gives me the | Uc s) rig Hy-Grade Ice Cream Made in our big, white-tile, sunshine plant, of rich cream, best cane sugar, * tipe fruit juices. Get some at your neighborhood a drug store or ice cream parlor. ST. LOUIS ICE CREAM CO, 4581-4589 Page Boulevard ee ~-—_ eee _e eo - ADVERTISEMENT Keeps Youthful Fires Burning With | | Rare Remedy. H. H. Von Sehlick, manufacturer | of Pittsburgh, Pa., tells how at 60| he feels as young as he did at 30. | { use a remedy called Bulgarian | Herb Tea, which I take at least | once each week, and it not only: Power and Vigor af Youth. Persons who suffer with constipa- tion, rheumatism, — sour, gass v | stomach, intestinal poison or impure | blood should use this pure vegetable | remedy. It really is wonderful how | 300n you begin to feel years younger, | and it costs so little at any drug| store, quickly, | worth ton times its price. neal the chilled blood, stimulate the | eireulation and '9,0180ns out of your system, Why, just to break up a bad cold | Bulgarian Herb Tea is | The rich | hot at bedtime, | herb juices, taken cast the intestina: | TREATED and a PILES are casrantee Any form of Piles (Itching, Blind, Bleedin | ‘or Protruding) are dangerous if n Every Druggist selis PAZO OIN MENT with the understanding that money will be refunded if it fails to care, In cubes with | | pile pipe, 75c; or in tin box, 6c. — several heather colors; sizes $2.95 ODD FRINGED PANELS —Filet and shadow lace weaves; straight and scal- loped bottoms with deep rayon fringe; slightly 65c¢ soiled; each WOMEN’S HANDKER- CHIEFS—White or colors, some with embroidery cor- ners, others ? for 5¢ slight seconds.. MEN’S INITIAL HAND- KERCHIEFS — Of good cambric, 74-inch hems; bro- ken line of initials; each NARROW EMBROID. ERY—Dainty designs and pat- terns HANDBAGS — Pouch or tailored styles; black, brown and tan CHAMOIS-SUEDE FAB- RIC OR SILK GLOVES— Two-clasp style; | black or white; pair.. l5c WOMEN’S es gs Pa GLOVES — Plain tailored or fancy cuffs; 39c broken sizes; pair. Scrims, REMNANTS of Voiles, Marquisettes, Ray- ons, nets, damask, etc; spe- cial, a 10c to 75c yard.. BOYS’ WOOL GOLF KNICKERS in Spring pat- terns and colors; wide bot- toms; sizes 8 to e SE 79 (6 years . in plain BOYS’ SHIRTS white — fancy colors; some slight seconds in material only... -68c (Downstairs: Store.) 7 Special Selling of 2800 Garments 9 * Women’s Dainty 5 5 This special sale offers values that are quite unusual on sheer and dainty Undergarments for women and misses. All new styles.. .buy the needs NOW. 1200 Shadowproof Slips. . ..55e Some of broadcloths, others of fine eatin muslin— plain tailored or lace trimmed—sizes 36 to 44. Handmade Porto Rican Gowns, 55c Slipover models, hand em white or colors. broidered in new designs, Also gowns of white muslin or crepe with imported embroidered yokes. Teddy Bear Chemise White nainsook Chemise with deep embroidery inser- tions; bodice tops; sizes 36 to 44, at Handmade Step-Ins In pretty colors, made of good nain- sook, all hand embroidered... o5C ‘Slipover Gowns Etra size, of good grade muslin, embroid- ery trimmed. Also Costume Slips, shad- owproof, lace trimmed —sizes 46 to ere eS 55c (Downstairs Store.) Smart Littt ~ bad ew 4 by te Mas et Sal he ies dy Se he Seo Ht i. in ae Ages 1 to 6— $1.00. s. > tug er we oy . Fe pias Prete Ae a MH aint Rea gE Ley blebs Sizes 4 to tans

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _PAGE 13 Triesti-Genoa Plane Service. (Copyright, 1928.) ROME. March 15.—At the end oe Se ee ene ———. | : menians and the need of enabling them to reestablish themselves on. See independent, or at least auton- | ‘of this month a commercial pas- ous, basis. America was insist- | hits If Al) PEACE = er on that until it came time for | senger air line will be inaugurated offering the Armenians some Kind | porween Trieste and Genoa. Sea- i protection and support From ‘. planes will make the trip twice @ | that she recoiled. 'week across the Adriatic. J PLUMBING HEATING] ST WAOLE SALE PRICES ae Affiliated With Any Trust en BH IP IO) 40 poerennenrcac co} We Give and Redeem Eagle eee Restricted Articles Excepted 3121 Chestnut St. St. Louis, Me. | am a | Sciatica. Lasibowe, Pains int the head, face and limbs. Hu ! of testimonials. All d Agents: E. FOUGERA & CO., a EADE'S PILLS” NewYork Send for free illustrated Catalog Basement Economy Store ——————— 0S ONE ONE MORE WEEK! OF THE GREATEST MAGIC SHOW EVER PRESENTED IN ST.LOUIS Engagement Extended to Take Care of the Enormous Demand for Tickets EVERY WIGHT [| TNE | EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK | ow vans | NEXT WEEK + Viscount Cecil Writes Nati on | a 7 Is Short on Participation in = — Own Proposals. y thf : p c Back in Middle Ag Hundreds now regaining lost vigor and energy Marvelous tonic guaranteed to bring results in 12 days Why let old age come on before its time? Theres no reason why middle-aged nag oe cant be as ac- tive, energet and full of pep as young folks. Hundreds have already learned the entangling alliances,” he wrote. | Dov ina: Ghantane aieamiee Ft gee The English statesman asserts | leas strength in which they once energy. Get Phospho-Cod, and let that he is reporting “for the bene- | Siloried. it os ~ 4 you Saet - that condition fit of the American people,” com- fine old prescription, known as ©f Dody and mind w menes ment which i : saiaoeed sone frrosphe Con does, the trick. Its you equal to any task, however ment een i prevaicnt among success has been so astounding >is. Win back the strength and that Walgreen Drug Stores guar- Yisor which enable you to Snigh antee if absolutely. They make - wd asreem, with Ea a : . vou this off be or the pleasures in life se -Courge of this country toward Sesien-tee yee ot —— pho-Cod is priced well within the Armenia, he said: pep and en@rgy, they will refund meses of everybody, and is on sale “At the peace conference no na-/| What you pay for it. at 8h tion was more eloquent than | Phospho-Cod brings _— the pep- W algreen Drug Stores /America on the rights of the Ar- | Sestoring, health-bullding peptones ee pica worried. sea ie Minetentib = eee SS ane! Bra GH 8p by our expert Bif ST. Ww) EPR! oe MUTANT By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 15.—The | United States is long on proposals | | paar a= ts ae ee leat cen salt ies elaine: eat Be «ree AGP ee x A Splendid March Offering of Women’s and Girls’ SHOES In the Newest Styles for Spring Slight Seconds S of $4 and $5 Grades, Pair... @_ A special purchase of 3000 pairs of fashionable Shoes, offers a timely opportunity to save on the selection of Shoes for your Spring and Summer wardrobe. The assortment includes: Colonials Cat-Outs Combinations wr ntl |looking toward world peace, but | short on participation in her own | plans, says Viscount Cecil. former | | British cabinet memb: $e __ wi 100-MYSTERIES~100 das Matiners, 0c, 1.8.50 WED, MATINEE SOc AND $1.00 TICKETS NOW SELLING FOR REMAINING PERFORMANCES All Seats Reserved—Buy in Advance for Best a AMERICAN THEATRE ui: AND MARKET oe er ee Oe 2 OE My EE HR otner nations. Citing European criticism of | Pumps Oxtords Straps For Misses For Growing and Women New models in satin, pat- ent, black, brown, beige Girls Sturdy Oxfords and neat straps with low walking Coty Perfume | ‘B9C Face Powder | With each box of Cotys = Silk-Top Chiffons and tan leathers; with Louis and Cuban heels. Sizes 21% to 8. heels. In black, tan and Powder. a emall bottle of Coty brown; for school or vaca- ||| Perfume of same odeur. tion wear. Main Floor—Broadway jpstined. 500 “ele Creations in This - Advance Showing and Sale $435 Perfect, sheer, clear silktop Caif- fons from a higher priced line. Newest shades. (Lisle lined hem and sole.) 3 Pairs, $4. Main Floor, Sixth St. Sellen”, Limited size range in some styles, so early attendance is advisable to obtain first choice The styles illustrated convey an idea of the type of models ia these spe- cia! groups Special preparation has been made to provide extra space and sales people and Shoes are conveniently grouped for quick and easy selection Basement Economy Store Dress Rayons 69c Grade, Yard @ Mill remnants are these rayon-and-cotton mixed Dress Fabrics im attractive checks, plaids and brocade effects. Printed Dimity €. 2 to 8 yard mill lengths of 39c grade; in neat floral or other designs on white or tinted grounds. 36 25c¢ ae inches wide. Yard.. Pajama Checks @ Regularly soc. Full bleached, 36-inch-wide dim- ity Checks for pajamas and underwear. Cut from the piece. Yard Ruffled Sets Kings’. 91.08 Kinds. . ( Well made of sheer, cream- colored voile with dainty col- ored trimmings of voile or rayon. With valance and tie- @ backs to match. Silk Remnants me, wae... 98c @ One-half to 334 yard lengths of Silk crepes, ra- diums and prints, for blouses, underwear and fan- cy work. Charlotte Russe 6 -..35c € Regularly 6 for soc. Fresh, spongy lady fingers covered with pure whipped cream and topped with a creme de menthe cherry. Choc. Whipped Creams 28 Cc At, Lb. ‘Gidthes @ Delicious with fluffy whipped cream cen- ters covered with rich choc- olate. Basement—Candy Section Drapery Damask € $2.95 to $3.50 qualities, in attractive striped and allover patterns and beautiful coloss. 50 inches wide. eR 77 Yard . New Gitigiines @ Regular 35c to 45¢ kinds in large floral and conven- tional designs and neat ™. chintz effects, for draperies and cushions. Yard 22?¢ rials Shades € Oil opaque Shades in as- sorted colors. 36 inches wide and 6 feet long- Complete with brackets. Seconds of $: grade.. “ 41C Basement Ecenemy Store Share in the Pre-Easter Offer- ing of New ong Styles in geine AST performances in $16.75 Frock presenta- tions are overwhelmingly overshadowed by this group of youthful modes shown for the first time sag Those women and misses oes customarily find THEIR Frocks at $25 will be amazed at this offering. Then, too, the satis- faction of choosing street, sport, afternoon and party style needs before they become general is an incentive that few would care to resist! = prete PT PTTL yt ee: hg ee Boys’ Sample Golf Socks 25c Various fancy and diamond with contrasting roll tops; Eanetentiat weight; Sizes 7 to 11? 72- . eS ie Vs ‘ mei ; ! ee AAS Hang ma > om % *N4 ge ae : SRS ERS AS Pees SEES SNES A580 45 bay He phre pheseett Rayon Alpaca @€ 36 inches wide and in plain shades of pink, green. orchid, blue, gold, rose and black and white. 40c¢ kind. The yard.. 25c Basement Economy Store checked patterns Complete Range of Sizes Misses’, 14 to 20 Women’s, 36 to 44 Quarter. and Half Sizes Extra Sizes to 52 * ; ¥ Floor. Dress Salon—Second P * Z 4 { The Eight Frocks— Pictured— | Smart Little Garments for the Youngest Members of the Family ; Party Dresses For Children $2.9 5 One to Six... Of crepe de chine or radium in a variety of styles. Trimmed with rib- bon or picoted ruffles of self-mate- rial. Beautiful paste] shades. $6.95 Silk Coats For Children a 4 95 | U One toThree. : Of Capitol-silk with smocked yokes. T. aa ‘. ; i¢ ‘ + he Syme praggpen #) tat a . <4 neme of th Sizes 4 to 14— b b es 5 Re eee we & R ~. 2 . \ | | ie Silk lined. In pink, white or baby Sas Saree : Shige” Ag: tailered crepe Frock — E laund = Vi | Boys’ W; Wash = wo ae _ i : Pee be | | ' eos by black yore « Suits Tweed Coats Se Ken | 5c Oftered $93.85 ~ “ - : 7 ‘ oo o? " s. ’ H ters ? s a7 . - « Lane | peitu a é . a wm + . SS “Se gf je . z Wee blouse shows te eévents in regulation =. — ; 23 } . $1.50 4 | Smocked Broad- sose-toned ombet — cloth Rompers 9Sc a i } : Smart little tweeds stvlie. Sizes 1 to 6. Also flannel in rose, blue and rns 7 a girls. Tam to ma ~ : 7 , Gilt link belt end — Rx e be “ i ? = o- piece F. ocr ef Frock of Pu cbio print with the ~ Ss yee ix Ss ~ - we reggie Ir - k “ia ' th “crit gs ia ARO ee Ric ae i po ' uy | Children’s {Children’s Fi. of} * i COR : xe ; < Pee Ue infants’ Smocked Silk Rompers & Chambray Crepe Coats Creepers Play Suits £$2.95 50c 50c Bancment Gecnedly Store cape effect THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sicth ‘tes oy Rin Between Locust and St. Charles.

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 14__ ‘ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ‘THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1928_____ ai -—$ —— : We Give and Redeem Eacle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted COMPLETE MOUS-BARR (0. of Srevial OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO THE MAYCO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. . M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY co. Ba!timere Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland In Zylo Library Frames Large Lenses for Reading or Distance Friday and Saturday Only eae. Your Eyes Examined by Sample Redterns THE MORITZ METHOD | ‘ | T ; = | (INCLUDES THE OCULIST, THE | i" 5. we comeuravios feet This his La) pre fe Moritz Optical Co. | . =e=|| gy COAT |FROCK eet eee mn . r pee hy T } : = | i] : : : varus in s warm “ " a ss € 34 to 44 aches s. Saal in all sizes 14 to $2% a. ee beige tint ... have ~ | pee ward Ja 40%4 to 521, Extra Sizes Feurth Fi + BAR eee & heen woven into : ang the much ¢ ~ ver , i fe . . oe * re! " many attractive ee - SS | where the combined DM as wes Ts) 6h patterns in these | - 3 and resident Amers a ‘a Curtains winch are . 5 were—before the Stina ts White Broadcloth + Friday—An Offering of ee ee Fitth Fleer . : —_— in Known C€ o a ae - And this is all En “o — Remnants ? eee Special Group Attording — me led over this ground. “3 E Rafae! are still signs od a Saving at = Which Were Originally $1.98 to $2.98 aad aR iy 3 (Combats, and near Ya ’ e | ed : Bre p the stone bulwarks abiaal + = 4 ez! Lengths of 1 to 3 Yards. . . Fab- gif) | e ne Ratnel Meee (Sancino and has know P \b caf rics and Qualities Worthy of ee 5 * —- he ; - r * . . . = ° . yore. ere “as that. @ 1200 new Tt PSS Your Consideration—in Light $ 59 = $368 1 iow { 7 7:2 ‘Re married in the little aoe e Bec, “~ . , and oun Shades. . St NS Offered at .. ehuch on the main plaza, A there teeter lie e - _ - ~ Ss SLO SAE Ae. gna eRe Re Ne i Rei epee OEE I OCR EGS NE EN A eRe tie A CREA AI A GTR CO AN IE NE ATS GN et I CS ee A OOM ELE Bee! Re Orme 5 ar a aneneginoen Reading Time 47> Seconds Beers our own specifica- , 3 mlocal girt, Sianca Arauz, | tions. Of high-grade wz a fancy oiks Plain Georgette @ A value so extraordinary...that those = Faph operator. 4 white English broad- ie eh on laim Cre; Printed Crepe one should make ifa point to be here very early |, As I toid in lust week's ma. Cc oe Vo eS ! rep Printed G ‘ select! Built in a beautiful small console cabinet, H was finally brought m . ‘ - = ‘ i ; rinte eorgette ° ° e 9 ; and exceptional wear- : Moire Silks they require no aerial...and no ground...are | @inc at 4a m., after an ing quality... and a sipaige “f | & : ad selective...and exceedingly easy to operatel = @ide to the camp. luster that withstands “ef z i! Rough Pongee i. | While we talked, his frequent washings. Darlight Silk Sectien—Third Fleer , he. Deferred Payments May Be Arranged! Neckbands or — | ) + . . Radice Sect : t ‘ 7 a . . Bet war Cellars Attached The Modern! The Convenient! The Beautiful — = urd as he spoke: These Shirts are ful] ric “¢ he took to his tet, Sizing a point with his eet ae Domestic Rotary Machine so Bags | Clothes W gt | eu —— - Nee eee © ee RNR ee aoe © ; ’ ; ' ' : i} i 79 j : ; i | Serene we ee ee ee ee aumeeenl T e m t . | Where is the —— Regularly $4.00—Friday Only | . ° eS ee Bs A point collars. Sizes 14 => = ) Regularly $6.25 Bi | Ris voice rarely chan , { Ve to IT Main Fleer eee eRe oe Has the Beauty of | > ee o> Then he ts visibly t punch of | see. te : Te © oes nae eee eS ge = High-Grade Furniture... : = "| . $4 75 1 ‘img the four and a Bal H | ° " ; : i ¢ a: a ; | — ad aa | hk: | : we P : > ae . ; ¢ which he talkegy vester year? i Girls Dresses 7A | and the Eftictency ot owe he a | , , Continuously without # ai ‘ : : ae | . a ‘from me, did hq fugt ; i} : ; 1.2 . € Well - known brand é — . q lost in the ravages of cachexia are Succeed Wal 1 Mechanical Perfection Sie re pe Sangre ty Sm 7 form of expression or ind (run-down condition) i -~ ot wea: . i 7, oe e istriped cretannes... that facilitate washday rf Pinte ded te ase 1 Friday at 5 = Nt en 3 g ug | | a ion for eight gar — a an ~ RN ee re a down condi bon—there is nothing very liberal allowance that will be made for your old | : Pmcmmments! Splendid for There was not a like yeast. This simple food = ® : machine! The Domestic Rotary stitches beautifully 4. : clothes protection in ae i 91 — tie F : he he 3 ole Ni 2 | he dodged or tam )Reeded to raise. In milla “ee _ Sters I fou ; is vividly colorful prints, al Pa bie "nein “ao _amboyvant af : 4 a > H P : it Po F broadcloths, chambrags and - ; } - yey ; - “ - . “ With + ae = millions. | i>, ginghams, in. straightline, Seamless V Ss a : “ae tendency to To a yeast in its purest, 2 - ™ - 3 F tot be eut off by 2 . g : : a #t es or 5990: and " Girls’ Coats . A Remarkably Special Purchase Just (ea _ ack a: oc 5 tenth ap Popular regulation style. Of a Received . and Offered Friday ie | SN S: 3 PwWhere these mountains . navy biue cheviot with of / a he SOP = More settled areas. brass buttons and sleeve Ke ip & OMI ss ty SQ « An ottering which should prompt & Sear to the emblems. Sizes $7 95 a : : 2.5 3 2a -* ne \ ate attention! 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a ie 3 the stone pean ft PBandino and 4 he mM r arrie , in pmovem ent; pforwa . aoneperssessseb ts apeneee Sesetereetstoece - Ss: poe SMSIR erste tes poe tte ee te eit ta shaeeeeeee stresses: pesoreocss Seopesscasee stl eee Oe eee eee iy : sTtaevee. ett Drama—Music Movies—Society ~ PART TWO ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928, PAGE S Jo—20 SANDINO TELLS HOW = ll wi HE IS FIGHTING U. S. MARINES Nicaraguan Leader Explains His Strategy; Says He Has His Countrymen Behind Him Roads Now Used by U. S. Forces Will Be Seas of Mud Soon, at Opening of Rainy Season, While Enemy Is on High Ground. , By CARLETON BEALS, 4 Staff Correspondent of “The | Nation.” ii (This and other ticles on the gubject of Nicaragua, written by - «O#r. Beals, arc published 7” special | grrangement with “The reoygeog - MANAGUA, F¢* 20. AX RAFAEL DEL 2r- ghed, past the hi Mount Tucapuca and a emiling populous | walley, lics Jinotega, capital of the department. To the southwest the fance stretches toward the Depart- and all; uitable for ef- | varfare gg! With SANDINO’S TERRAIN =», ~~ “HONDURAS” eigen RAFAEL ‘Ta monte wh of ~ Pective verrilla fanatically Liberal. gliightest show o£ dino’s part, it would open revoit. Here and there through this country arc isolated Sandit bands, and Honduras deca. the Constabulary month a udden- ly took t hill for Sandino. * Thus San point of de- parture south toward ang the much where the combined When he received the corres- pondent of “The Nation.” the Nic- araguan leader's headquarters was at San Rafael Del Nortc, indicat- ed by arrow. St eat . Ys . refion lion: pians tr Jinoteg 7) & pidl ~ -*, up and are Sstli near Jinotega, heart of the farther into When Marines on-Moncada Lib. chosen the country. the thev EO rh «a , » the 4 ° . ‘T* CoU»n»tl AZ arms. Sandipo has latter rovte. Sandine in Known Country. “gen this pied over ymyre s pi vi - ' Ve - and near ; ‘AYLI Z . 7 ee np site + ~ . To. _ so sia ¢ 4 , - oS popuiatied regeic 1} Vv ve i * | 4 ’ a b rKS ro & . % : e® renwpiic. Thronvngen ec aca is stron repupiic, fT rough CO: aks a4 a A WS Finca after 7 {feo Fiscr anc QOrOAG hz S kt aii* COLIE aad Ud, acro es | q¢ we rr oc he >» q+ “ ca it was that : ,; two-departments. has made the ma- a> idiga a . é : ’ icuious with all their >iT science * a ~ > — * com! Dats, oOvy7i¢ afae} Ov n yore. Here A , indi é : rines a bit rid the i1LLi€ LILé ik : ° } Lin ae _ h on ‘thoosin bret Din ees piaza, ¢ 5% VLC Ara UZ = ] = - incres ordered off thei: i@ we talked, quent. gesture was the his forefinger with a he shaking nm e arines in the town elsewhere. T} inva aris m Jinotega and nothing whatever to as Sandino soldiers. an outsider in campment (ence: and if time his exit th le 30 + lf. The present rather plodding tac- tics of the marines Sandino will, I predi: successful. The Sand: | have learned the habits of planes. The ve omaggemesl early in the morning, lat afternoon, or at night: at times, only in the jungles, they are invisible from above. The have learned how to concea! , 4ocation of their camps. Bot} Emiliano and President Adolfo Diaz. interviewed today. are pessimist- ic regarding the early capt Sandino and predicted that ang | could. only be captured ond further native troops, who erate in the mountains | Same footing as ~weroudl without the elaborate s teh extensive equipment, and the careful] preparation for combat re- i; quired by the American forces. Constabulary Not Unified. At present the United States has armed 600 native constabulary. | | This, however, is not a_ unified |force, but is largely used for garri- /son purposes and ‘smnall detachments throughout the across Nicara- | Republic. But the United States, ie fairly saa \new apparently favoring Moncada, . Pietet ‘apping rich agricul-. the Liberal candidate, is afraid to ‘trom, cone : pce age ee rapidly arm native troops, which will ieee oops © point: whereas th2 ,controlied by a Conservative par Rme + — to cover this 'administration. i —— and maintain intact The a) Iternati ve, Pres) dent Diaz Ranern. 6) argon steps with told me. is to send down fhree or er a a - fon, must SWINE {|four times the present number of Bana arc half again as lon marines. Thus the only hope for Ariship = Saneeere, inured '? a prompt capture of Sandino would tly ae & hit-or-miss food seem to be in the organization taco previous articles |jight flying colu@™ns, disposed to ae aoe a stilliface great odds, for os has | 11S inv be] = % « . ae ’ ws 11s .* The Pe pres tonne on pace mcgea columns. in an unfavorable climate, will | mee si ys iven an men be compile s Femi Hence, I repeat. & Bis rere pictely isolated from | break of luck. Sandino will last out i Leon and the coast cities, | ynti] the rainy season, ‘ag reads become two feet deep means that he wil) not 2 ox-cart impassabie; before next December, making sat- : te ure blocked lisfactory elections tmpossible ane Th. pee ey Semaine. bene se upsetting the whole Ameri ne long are ee ane saan senna a ee °UNA throuch Iearns From the Invader. iN > em Esteli “- fcome even “OuUNGabou! ® Sendino wi) ré as he took nt wi “ite In con- re a Sandino en- explain his pres- modulate must absolutely changes I isibly intent upon pthe sites r matte: r. Not once dur- ing the four and a half hours, Mduring which he talke almost ; Ptontinuous), without prompting arom me, did he fumble, for the form of expression or indic Phesitancy rezardi ng the ¢* Pintended t to discuss. His i 4 Precisely, epizgram siatickity P@ered | Ready to Face Problems. ; 7 There was ama jor proble i fan the w nele Nicaraguan question that he dodged or that I even meeded to ruise. In military ters I found assured: a and anietiet bit flam bovant th a tendency to exaggerate his However, he is exceed- the country ith luck breaking even, in the fleld indefinitely. keeping the ~wuUntry north an! east at ® cannot be cut off by 2500 ma- Penes or 5onn- _ he can shuttle mack and forth long the line here thene neelitbaduen meet with = ore settled areas, from Muymuy far to the Menderes. frontier, - more than halfw av » enjoying . ffocate to sulioc omen any no? Fen. iQ) whe moO f IMnat- knows » ** &> ~~ mourtainous his back ha *uL n Mud “Utterl: rovte, Mataga!pa | to Ocotal, | more ¢difficr! than now, where- be comfortably en- what is. contrarily, “We have learned many from the invader. Formerly /used te camp itn the open the dry but we saw that our enemy seized me which | be taken | not been a | . identify he enlists he cannot . . £ ure oO] is scattered in | * : + . belonged to ‘broken a of | ' proprietors. clever- | ;never even | : in mans ’ ; ‘ ; } the homes of ‘for his barracks, ng t treets occupants So we had to care equal welfare of our soldiers, have always tried to util- homes of those known to lize. with the invader, and this with the Minimum of incon- venience to the occupants. In gen- eral, though, the people have of- fered their homes to us voluntarily, homes and their for they and they sdiae we are F the sympatl their v1 & ‘ laine 2 abou his person be, mich? ae i404 2d ia any ; Vth id him. * ne ever taken has i€ has promise, that he has place owing any parents were Aisensien When only a bov handled $15,600 to $20,006 touched a cent not mi have worked honestly for a living places, in Bluefields, in Poenernaes ala. for ‘he Mexico. | er left a. cent. may My ang ae. «2 Honduras, 1 occ as) on i have Sandino discussed the campaign. | things , fields. ! mendations. “And vou have been Reticence crept into his voice “Half a dozen times, in San Fran- +? ' *\e inv | penny. ment, to 1 ;}soldiers who escorted you ‘and in the United Sandine aa a result of e de mend en ad 2 | | ; | Sandino’s Subscription and Signature. HE follo correspondence between Rear Admiral D. F. Sell- ers, commanding Gen. Augustino to the United lished in this week's The were staff correspondent of United States naval and Sandino, together with Sandino Senate and the Pan-American Congress, is pub- | issue of “The Nat forces in Nicaragua, letters from States ion” obtained Carleton the magazine, at letter Regr Ad the Sandino from Sandino by Beals, | Ca 1 D, dropped MESSADES Fandino’s mountain . + an a saawel >7? eo The ron 1iTrdi HEe’ners was near Jinotega. an airplane MANAGUA, Nicz from lines. A ragua, fn 0. aS rg as @ Ve Fw the Govern- ¥ ao 4 P States. ac- Adn ~*~ ¢ - St: ates. Navy ne fran} oe 5 Wath b Comm ander of a 7 > LLiic Service ce Squadron. SAN RAF AEL Yr ' q zens and foreigners, and order in ert} lar Pre Sit nest Nove SR. D. Nicaragua Re prese jential ‘ 3. has } ais IT ; vr ipe s point yours ircumstances your comm} believe that consent LU the tin ‘ TISIOnNS O pe op! € opera , mons } i ada az efused to gnize thousand tin rr) . The Ooniv a ended is diate withdrawal] forces from NLL LIVIN IL OL LOO LOND OL NL ND Ah Neh PLN LLANLALLNL L LL AN LL NLL LNA LL a ae ee mr * j La [ He titution for indi for tt} date tho ning election: an representatives Am erican } marir es. and Lil SANDINO. erry » * of the Nicara- against n of your such Gestrucuon protest barbarisr country, oO = + %®ow “de pw ee recoZzn ize never +d urity they imposed : ce may? } Sines i — our forces wil territory. For Fatherlané an (Signed) A Telegram to | ” Honorable Sixth Pan-American Congress, Havana, “Cuba. From the camp of the Army of Defenders of the Sovereignty of Nicaragua I have observed your pro eodings, | hop ng some effective actior n the ex- ¢ of our sovereignty. sessions are ended I wish oo the presence so-calle: have thou Ithough su have lisarm befor now. aid ents NLL NL Nl el el ed LLLP LLL LP LLP LLL LL for fas OY liow Before ine : | ae protest llegal delegates of the Adolfo rte y President of order’ as expe- possible, I do not ied at this moment in 2 rations being any vale. ? Ta! ; a your acceptance, dent npani Ir) 2 a) vr *TT} nite’ lmson asrce!l on @ . ad 4+®& iA = vour cor of the wor ‘or tne - - A na 7 receive ‘or atherland ang i. be gratified to ‘ (Signed) A. C. SANDINO. communication you may dq him six months aro ‘tor $100 14G ‘ ‘ - or, n is M r tadthay gel } gent 8 Moe rothers here that he ese Aye d ie so P , dinis as invaded his hac jenda. ‘ , see took away the horses and mv * - : ; vw money TOU } ii coffee, he said, but they were an eS ’ , take the whoie crop 3 . : * gcd lp tcl k . 4 of gt {f }e transpori a “444, /e th ie Natron sen: A won if - pA ; (Copyrig U . AMBASSADOR ILL IN h . . . a? Le rness. ; C subject. “As for moment, ‘s! pec *Al you ht, 1926.) le showed - Try tv” ext] “By e ry th BOULDER CANYON “aruman sacririce DAM URGED IN. Fessments of Toot” De Under Mexican Cathedral. REPORT TO ROUDE ie Fragmentary remains of ; '“Teocalli,” the Azete p Committee Says It Is Need- ‘human sacrifice, have be -funder the cathedral in the ed to Protect Life and or this city. Government ‘ : lidentified the fragments as wn- Property in Imperial Val- 'doubtedly coming from the place ley, Cal. March 15.— great Vr . O° ‘ center experts the Aztces sacrificed thousands of human victims as of- ferings to their gods. | When Cortez conquered | ARIZONA ALONE ‘he demolished the pyramid and built a HOLDS UP PROJECT ‘where ancient church with some of its stone. The present cathedral ia‘ arose on a foundation construct:d of wreckage from the pagan struc- ture. Historians believe this foun- dation conceals many No Agreement Reached Yet Among Seven States Af- — vse trio stone symbols fected as to Allocation of | ve MUSCLE SHOALS BL PES RT today te OTTle i of the a? Lire ASSO ‘ uf , ces. W ASHING N, March 15.—Thte on new I . , Boulder six weeks of was broken 18-25, by Sen- | iting No, liouse SP ae: rrted the bill with a fa- ¢ } ig f , | ‘ rinnm +VOoravie scdaieianibadtines’ tf ; 7 , } The bil penditure of $12: authorize 0090 0-foot ¢ would » O00 an’ Post-Dispatch 3ureau oe 20-23 Wyatt Building. Black March Nevada-Arizona | the Se decisive majority Norfis Muscle r construction of 55 len pia ‘ dam boulder or power me WASHINGTON, Though passed of au! Tuesday by the the Coio-} % 48 to 2d, the ; _ | Shoals bill providing for Federal d Coacu- | manufacture of power and fertil- fizer at Government’s great power and nitrate project in Ala- bama faces rough going in House. It can be by nate opening _—- iil "an a iTli pe Tidai an er te California. the me grante by to anable the river ioners Of the seven Colo- states to continus thelr ates : put through pact th Kind of uphill a Com allocat-| ‘me hardest ter t — i Al} the hills ne waters ~ the river among | - : | Sidered bv o t no intima-{ Sidered by th i | fairs C ‘tection of any agree- Muscle iowe r «+4 » ¢ ch lions LO! which Shoals legislation in branch, propose of the project to priva In the hearing tee has ject ( -OmMmmiittee, , Need of Early Action. is Out of ate interests. now COTLi- recently brought consideration. Repre-! +9 the sentative Swing. (Rep.). California, | o» the co-author of the measure, said he Corporation Was unc the place the | cyanimid & 4% House leaders would give it on the; a,aadvyocates ment described the par: th purpose of the bil | ion of human life and prop- Ime rial Valley, Cal, which lace of de- fioods of a ve- river.’ added, “put its to work in the in- shoals to the Air and the ertain as to operation of the rr Tt 4 le report lic opinion for a definite ‘reese of the ‘Which apparently is — at this session of Congress only through acceptance of the Norris bill. Representative Finis Garrett of | Tennessee, Democratic leader . the House, predicted in a recent socIeLY, creating new; . igs ientiactiit tees ail uD new fedustrion reese address broadcast by the the. wentth of the Post-Dimpatch that the session would adjourn with the problem in (as knotty a tangle as ever. ‘lowing is the vote by which the Senate approved the seven-year | ‘fight of Senator Norris, waged at times almost single-handed, to pre- in Imperia et} Ss} ' oery" i}, } " . 4 . ive ‘ Ss) e e é The secures its sole | me urrender Of the — interests: e TT ler — , ‘te "lvate water opi y a canal . which} ‘® te * runs for some 60 miles throuzh For the Norris Muscle Shoals res- report said. olution: “The all- , 2 » Ts . -. a ill furnish a sub-| Republicans — Borah, hart, and at the same | : water at an eleva-| ee”, Frazier, to make possible. at; Johnson, Jones, La Follette, Mc- the. irrigation of | 'Master, McNary, Norbeck, Norris, inostly public. ry. | Nye, Schall, Steiwer and Water- f the cultivated | ™@n—-?. Democrats — Ashurst, 3arkley, Black, Caraway, Copeland, ~ Dill Fletcher, George, Glass, Harris, Hayden, “Heflin, Hendrick, McKel- | Mayfield, Neely, Ransdell, ' Robinson of Arkansas, Sheppard, | Simmons, Smith, riteaagp oe Swan- son. Th Wagner, of Massachusetts and W Phenol . ‘armer-Labor—Sbipstead—1, a large Total, 48. pewer Against the resolution the project wil! tepublicans —- Bingha financed. Edge, Fess, Greene, naviga- | Meteair, Oddie, com-; Reed of Pennsylvania Government | Shortridge and Willis— Lo. operation of Democrats — Bayard, Blease. flow of the river’ Bruce, Fduards. Pe Harrison, regulated | Hawes, King, Steck and Tydings— flow unregulated | 10. river cannot be successfull) as a highway for commerce. | ts regulated form it will be |= use by power boats! It The great course, be sus- ipie Of Navigatior lled J2z0 estimate of | protec r coustant men the The project, it wasting Waters, terest of homes, building “> 3 A Ain cl G acqgauing +4 *? nation. Ir menac ‘ists the Vexico.”’ the Gooding, Howell, waters conserved at *he reservoir. be $] ide S prov\ id- ion needs below, will] x ‘much-needed domes- for cities on the lar, omas. l mewnine Possibilities : ervoir will tn- amoun ft from ‘the and res Curtis Hale, Phipps, Sackett, m9 q part will Improve interstat MeLean. . f Crete . aiegzua!l , merce and protect Under the the property. ‘hne ws project below the dam will be With its id even, 2ota!l, 25. Reed of Missouri was absent. is not that injured by its terms.” Passage of the bill, ft . > * 7 bileh i! craft. reservoir will. of was said, renor? oO! ca attention to ’ hy r=) and set tary | of long standing. fixed the “By enthroning the Colorado operation, | River compact,” the report said, charges “it assures the Btates of Colorado, sufficient to re- poteeed Mexico, Utah and Wyoming | cost of the project with- years. Referring to the long contro- over the Colorado River|;in a sensible and practical way, pact, the report declared the} substituting interstate agreements present compact was “satisfactory for interminabie litigation and con- to six of the seven states affected.” troversy. Further delay points to Arizona Blocks Agreement. the latter untoward results apd “Arizona aione has continued to the disintegration of the pian of | id .” it added. settling water rights by interstate have been mene ” to satisfy The report described power as her ratifica- “the burden-bearer of the project.’ Unanimous | asserting that a low flood control | by her dam would cost two-thirds as much one contemplated, and that market awaited Se "ee ret itérior whi r th ‘ Surplus abov: 1:intenance and@ int at si 100,000, or pay entire [2 re St al 7? © " sha ~ these future. versy approva! i.e years co in the and obtain making it vase signed and at one time as the one vote of having | an cager approval of her Legislatare. , power. effort Arizona on, thus The compact ilsE ionrr e "tare mT? COVT! Fi i Lie Mexico sculptured | 13.— | the | only by | fight. which have been con- | committee appointed two years acu House Military Af- deals with the the leasing |der to reduce the likelihood of ; which the commit- | held on the sub- hief attention has been paid Madden bill for the leasing’ | session remains,” he explained, “tv Nitrates | permit insistence on the appoin:- American of continued Govern- | Shoals rest leir hope on the pressure of pub- | settle- | He will be accompanied by problem—a settlement of Yol- | Brook- | Capper, Couzens, Cutting, De- | would make the compact effective : by Marvin, tle an interstate controversy | With Costigan, he water rights so essential to! ing for higher tariff It setties in a large) part water rights between States | of facts and the taw.” the | COSTIGAN RESIGNS: Y TARIFF BOARD “MANIPULATED Action of Republican Is Pro- test Against Domination of Commission by Pro- tected Industries. APPEAL TO CONGRESS AND PRESIDENT CITED Letter Asserts He Hopes to Reduce Likelihood of Recess Appointment of | His Successor by Coolidge By CHARLES G. ROSS, Chief Washington Correspondent of . the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 16.— | Charging the United States Tari‘f |'Commission, designed by act of ‘Congress under President Wilsoon ‘to be an independent agency of the Government, has been “manipu- lated” in the interest of protected udustries, Edward P. Costigan, the last of the original Wilsen ap- pointees to the commission,. an- nounced yesterday his “immediate- ‘ly effective, long-censidered and voluntary resignation.” Costigan, a Progressive Repub lican from Colorado, was first ap- pointed to the commission. in 1917. and was reappointed in 1918. His present term would not have cx- |p ired until 1930. In a letter to Senator Robinson of Arkansas, chairman of a Senate to investigate the Tariff Commis- sion, Costigan said he was leaving the commission at this time in or- ‘recess appointment by Peentdent ' Coolidge. Not Even Senate Immune. “Sufficient of the congressiona! ;jment of an able and upright suc- cessor and to prevent the confirma- ition of an unfit nominee.” Costigan will leave tomorrow for Denver, where he will practice law Mrs. Costigan, who was a member’ of ithe La Follette Executive Com- | mittee in the presidential ean- | Paign in 192 “I do not exaggerate the present issue,” said Costigan in his letter | to Kobinson. “I fully realize that the manipulation of the Tarif? |/Commission since 1922 t but part of the total picture of present- day Washington. In an era which his- | tory may yet summarize as the age of Daugherty, Fall and Sinclair— in which another governmental ) body, the Federal Trade Commis- sion, is widely looked upon as the legitimate prey of those who dea! in the unfair practices that Com- mission Was created to destroy— in which even the National Senate is not immune against the trespass |}and dictates of powerful lobbies— _ the fate and fortunes of the Tariff Commission may be thought un- important, Resignation a Protest. ‘x | “Yet no part of the public edf- |flec can be undermined without | Conger to the whole. structure, | Public service stil] demands publie | fidelity. And the ancient right of | remonstrance remains. An official witness of law violations, I have successively appealed to the Pres. ident and to Congress. One fur- | ther Gissent is in order. I am | therefore returning my official / COmmission tO the Government.” | Costigan’s resignation, which came without any advance an- nouncement. directs renewed at. |tention to the long-standing divi- /#i0n in the commission between | bigh tariff advocates, headed by Commissioner Marvin, a former lobbyist, and the liberal group of which Costigan has been consist- entiy a member. Only today this ’ division was | through into sharp relief by the Arizona would be) submission to the President of con- flicting reports ip a case involving duties on logs—one report signed Brossard and Lowell, Dixon and Dennis in dissent. r “Commissioners Marvin, Bros- _sard and Lowell,” says Costigan in his letter to Robinson, “stand today & united tariff band, steadily press- rates and against important reductions, reck- jess On Occasions tn their treatment Accuses Coolidge of Partiality. Costigan declares in the same letter that President Coolidge, as well as the Commission. has fatied to execute lunpartially the provi- | sion of the tariff act of 1922, which gives the Executive the power te move rates up or down withie @ 60 per cent range. Tariff duties in this act were purposely place@ high @y Congress. Costigan gaye, te the expectation thet there would Continued on Page 18, Oe ER net ne Mee Me ps 2 NOR AE net EP AIP IIE: 28 ODO ay AEM: « OA a alee ee

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928. PAGE i6 old. is to ward off sudden air at- ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH © C _ — =n —: boars o] | cog subdivision of pursuit flying. Cauarie _ ti te f ocratic nom- : ded | JOSEPH PULITZER ; M. Hay, candidate for the Demecratsc 3 a is one division of air corps ta 3 1 ination te the United States Senate, soemne to be sadly — cob wet of Ge eras total ; + t. ol * betogged in bis conception - individual rights and one unit of the national defense Yr sine —, | + bh Fume “T} av - ~ ? wit re - ‘ : os . ; 10Z ' PS a - eal ° ood as . - -_* ies and the function of government with rh ional defense plan is—why, Hannibal, A Hill of Visit & okey HILL. y _. os —_ n hi ct {. 5 ir. Hay discussed ages : in Sce with and Pana THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM NICARAGUAN ELECTION. He said iw -_ I krew thet my retirement will nro > PID be Gor 5 to go too far principles; that it will always fight fer pregress er reform, pever tv!- erate injustice er corruptien, alrars tighe demageogues ef all partics, mever belomg te avy party, alwars eppeose privileged clasecs and public make we d@ifferemce in its cardinal the direction become oppressive. complex, Vigorous epougs lest we Gestroy individual activities.’ , Mr. Hay was applvrizn the country upon the ground pervise a fair election, the United he re- the Nicaraguan th avra@wh the Tv ib- — Se oe a ae plenderers, mever iack *;mpatby with the peer, siwars remain de- veted te the public welfare, pever be satisfied with merely printing mews; always be drastically inde- ee ene orfere . th ext ae irs of pendent; mever be afraid to attack a) ae ae | ora ste panttigy ee ae | Sianeli vwremg. whether by predatery piu- w ' ) —- . wiki ago nO ne er ee ee tecracy or predatery poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 190%. can be -. —— this re taa*t our 7 eS - LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE oe Jr 9 mpeny every contribu om réguest will not be pudiis/ tere mot exceeding 200 wor al o 4 _ preference. " A g A Call w Voters. the Posi-Dispate into Sempciations ‘kn own ties. Theoretically t eet 4a} *“' to be menacing or harmfu! found@ation for ity 1 choosing | devoid of fluences the politica party wo: ns ‘tor 1e pes feresis ‘ hei and liberties majority of peop.e. —_— om AS practically the results expec + tertalize. On cone ernor whose reg.n by honest men as c‘ uleus, but the same a second term and is forth tnto a third camp office be has 50 igno ts geen a Senator e- form with the a . =e om : | RI ort stata | “The nation ee —s sie ) ORE LCL LE SPOS en SAL ee SR eae KES eS tae a is Against the siege of good chance wom oe - a: COR[reuing and restrain! individu ~ and lib. : s im] ant ae he slie t | 2 ——- > Ae es aoe ae : =a Against the ial an - - , 2 : — , ' ' ; ‘ - stein Plan ' pe a : ‘ % ats ue Oe ~~ ‘ae: city, however: . ! ee. ae I oe ng: RE Oe ae Sa ae yield t is eummested ar afier ve: in ts Pping arou Se Teneetaee , a | ; , err ~. i ae ~ : ~~ Be nee oe en a ee i actin epee ants ery sections of tne count: rich 22+ elf ion ninent implies understar £ : oA Spe: + een. on ee “te pa . se ne AS ~ > a Rte NO Sone ee aa - — vain + is go manifestivy oppose ia faci at the moment t’ ry crit | decision , ticks EP pg ee 66s a a CS . Se. ; a pe © pte tong is igen a ee SCSI. both of we related to the va: ) . Pier Oe Es ages | eben” at , ae tere we mg | | ees: : : a in SMR fie buried under weeds “ and equitadie gage _ , i? this section of the countm . a aie gen a gts in - 2» , , —_— en A tik 7 Tri maries this sprin; he an importa? : ew ' : Dui = 1) — : yu ; protessiona: po —, me T iis tn the geapte e offi i bebave themselves are far bebir : | 7 ) ny reat : 4 — pera ie antago r Helen lips be , mNeP > are éhe in? i ; - ’ ‘ : ‘ : TelPn tT West who are pound oe oe ‘ ' — , , 4 -. nope Ty 1a if Vang mug 07 6 p ee - { ’ ik . t . . . ‘ . - : on a : i re Wo ets e hw tre wast né ow ' : . nds J s+ tC tas 9 s d - ' : ‘ : i ‘ ‘ i i revei: JES 4 ye — —_ — Adventurer, 4 ew Theory on 50k Beautiful Guest. Toray Nresent -¢ lay pres a» “gt? * e ryt. . . ere are times wien > --- . ‘ " . les . ; - » © . * ‘ . is mp ee dil i ; i; . j - wis . e+ & ‘ P Urbana, Jul. | .% : : : preeneny aa, fare: 4 7 niteae 1 cea ; : 5 , | . 2 La Ja a - ‘ - . . ~ + ~ — > a -. il at: baat ¢ ro : . : ‘ i , : E ‘ ~* % : - 7 ; —— . gitaw vyvOte vecause By the Associnted Press. NEW YORK, March } Aloysius Smith “Trader at the age of 75 left The California Disaster. To the Biter of the Posi Diapetc). b Saw loss of life by the burs dam itn California suggees's be taken to mai : — : possible. Jt occurs TY thi e} secais - ee ee awn Sa al ¥e ee ee : uwked » subscribs ese, unde! ew! ' 1a lea] let aia aialile ge to dictate a boek which b ond and perhaps a third ining wal? DRAMATIZING POLITICS. dick. | ent of th eficit ef th ties coils Minin’ nate il alee, idl pestiiy re @ best seller in this com pe built lower down, with floodgates that How Mussolini has dramatized p —— * merican women, however, are going forward. This Na: 3 Sie. Siete aes i Cabinet official ts denounce capone sin Sac = Seentha, bas a new sh could be left open . = —_ Bee - > aviomatticaiy it i: “Guild of America, “She was a Malay ies, out of Madagascar ta. world @ L Stas as the 5€3 1€ 2 ei bridge, he Te mark on men and Objects to Closing of Parkview a a . +h eet | : ) 7 iy te "aa soiiihllinh = eel: hee ea a te ard garden, is being talker — said. see Miata at tee Dent Diened : nm 2a vy nehes n> a rT Mince , his inié } mMKxInG rO} ints Here ap | ‘ | ee ges | ‘3 » i smrnimeres } | : 3 ‘ : They : . 4 alin tas = ++ hn i, . ‘ C any 3 JUG Lis the 5s s th — . word to the wise f a ff . ” P sald . — - " . é : . . + , a ain rr ~~ “ . " _ + r - : . Z aoe : , ’ . = - Po » em iy - . : - shea) 4 teh. « eee + 7a YY pe , - ; » - Aon - . _ . ' ' 4% 4 a6 ; 4 > 4 . a ~ . ~ = S " & 4 - - . ot - . : : p - a ; " 7 . we >a : - - ~ / i . a ; ; . - - . " . . . a mes be - 4 oe - ™ . - .. ; : - " rr x 3 ons +s - . the west We Weatn . ; ; Bea? 2 ar . | se 7 , ‘4 ' oa . - et : : : gs Be ” “i > | a 4 ; 27 “ ‘ am ve ts go to Peru, e laces. JT 2 | : . 1135 - : ayes seine. Mies: saci ; : ~ ith. t pe _ 3 Africa Kingsbury place and Washington ace J€n isnheocore hoosereit is Presider "We made Father Sao bot. He is ke} ae this FE 3 : : — _— —— here is i euth i “% “Sut its there. its ¢ and now Skinker road is shut off from public affairs thrilling. Injecting his personality int ‘shma vs y for monerm id breeding rf le wit , om ) ) = 2 lanl : ro pSoho Galsworthy about vard (about gx DincKs) OY = an lee ee : 3 pease ae 3 udileieat Er gana Page cong . | : nes etn + el ome you've got it' and IB of Parkview. rh rve ciosed the! ~ a oe Gra ap OE Se , ow ' as : 7 _ ; ihen turning frem © + — he ; . . SU Es if ' } *» 7 } | les ; * Tro. 3 ; levertaei ee AMERICAN LETTERS. aver alis : >¢ Fol POCTORING ACCOUNTS say, ; oe a PBhe: a to Stanley, the thoroughfare along * Parkview clear from _ ~ Statistical Note. | Plorer, be said: “Es 2 P anoe. | carry my leis P discovered more than versity to Delm: | : ’ 7 ' ‘ , _ ; i ~ --* -_ ~ - In these days of automobiles this isa — 3 - Biren : 1 | unced 1 ’ . ead : Gp AROS - | Ne oe - rhe present Mayor of New York [Stan ey discovered eerious matter, and our Street Depart- ~ , eS Ut i239 lome. ! — " Poe eae ne agg amataag y a ee eee Pte rinati omc. 2. iy acest a lead cd eet ens nema ite Mayor of New York. Bs. ; ‘new be was ment ought to insist on these so-called Is this not part of ‘es] hin fo Precifen+ sgt Se a ee eee & ——— ica B- - 201 201 . ° e 5 _ r a -s efi cen - ‘ ’ . - - ; Lees Te 4 cca asis > it : ~ ad ad es : : ; oe ak * : ~¢ : [> TwTrniin ? rT. fr, ¢ o? some private streets being open to throus® to tel! voters what | _ i it graphically, The American Dusiness letter fs a classic. It !s gerne eee Sree oaty oes 5 te ae re ubiic oralist to pronounce the (ithe accepted vindication of a @ tours to get where they want to go. oes as it is now. None of the master minds of the busi-. .. ee ee ee ee | trick Most damaging its authors as well (in public office. - ness world hare erer been able to } ‘e upon it a ng Si ae ak ee ae CT ae c a — = ‘the 2 Seow it was mply | . * | LOOK. HERE, HANNIBAL. ble. embalmed mp es cai aria a te: | 7 os Secktre ee perry ar Senator Willis, it seems to us, 3! Get the Doilar* mong soidiers there 2 a mR Sci ee a So es of candidate who naturally would om | To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch military strate ; ; : , ) mest impertant part of & eam tag ~eported went over OLLOWING your ed: ! - — as that emp): mE ia : Pp he . . a‘ 7 : : wae ' = oe lp 9 Dana rom fe . ot > eo ti , , : mii, “ pt bas ” as A ae aad speaker. ms ~y = aid so 0 | a i \ Ld p) i ¢ rernans is—basic- anc -ontents at sat aa thal — 3 : s ‘ 3 — 4. ] } 5S TCOngTess as } Tt] s * 7 J Se & ' MSuintimg angrily: yy" + *4 ~ items on the coa! strike itn Pennsy!- - , e . i : we te ~ , ally. Yet : j ] b torhe We ¢, meres eee een . pa . . seca ~~ ; a : | 12 . emained to Tic -, . : . a vania, this paragraph from “Adventures ’ Hannibal, brought back to earth today and | state’ Going d then the | oy _— ee ee oe ° wer end thet ) lair's dealings become worm im Understanding,” by David Grayson, #0wed to look at the world’s refinements for the majestic closin rds: “E , | ble leade if epublican party { aentic dome ethoda qwhich weer teat (ume Ostler Keown, ' : : lo } ; | % gies es _— ;' tet | | iy done Sy methods which, now that | should fit well at this time: whoiesaie killing of men, would undoubtedly return | ance of your valued patro ain’ , n peax ou ay whether or not | t] ¥: on bro ¢t from under cover. | , e. - + * > te ss Sam wee ‘ " , - ; at ua a & i - } , _ch es s wee % : hd ~ A . Ww . waster © }* A he a what is life for to his eternal abode with his eyes sticking out like we remain vours truly.” 1 | ey AE aaa : approve sort of Dusiness. it ha: v haritable opinion would call devious. FABLE. tw i “sin he i vO! ; v r¢€ ; 4 x : qn _ = hal wee == a4, . - . ‘ ‘ wet ' a : ° i> - . _ P « haat . $i _ . a ean 4 } a ’ gaqi os : — - — | > “Tt ie to mak a say 3 organ stops. anvwhere eae vei — a ee ne ot | CERO present party treasurer frankly told The bedspread was clean; Ge binge nara The mach that dead? ile xg a a reiacons cow ) the present he Senate committe hat the bock ) were dirty. The dog did scot get men—and after that stil! ibe gus, - Geadiy weapon; the hand, Now comes this Ph. D., who proposes sme ) : Dp enenenp 7 me . ; +} or 4 . te al ; : ae - , - “3 ; ¥ Te ‘8 to throw @.i you ares re: ¥ er: grenade, Lule atest things 12 pois SCL £as, _ae@ &eT Iai i Witp this masterpiece an 3 substitute ¢ Fm oe i. spell . . a+ oS ea epeeees be oh. , hoy is ‘ — : 2 . s = eo 4: a arn a and to ain j : 2 % ie? ’ ; es - - Z. = —_—- * ‘ ; ; ; nee —_— . we _— F a be _ - —_ 2 - ; . sta 7 7 ‘ ' - a ‘ wt ti ng you save 2110 (toQa ; Purpose. toy pedo, tke ca ci ntious oor ” barbed wire. the ties of ae ee a . : qd , ' : + | ; 7 across the 4 F *ut bh or It’s to understand ‘et "Ger = the , ae . iO 2G. ACL piace, me@ FoOuiC . ur ‘ or . : ba 4 an - : is sf] and ‘ 5 isnt , : i —" . ne . , ne -* } : - gee | 7 ‘ ‘Tn P ions : “oe i . ; ‘ " ve . - question “tin : en " . . , ‘ we ; : sé oe! > cF 2 : e+ gi — a pres: st bee | “ see : Peopie understand. 5 eR get eee cee _ COBC.usion taat oO rd } for- human beings. It is asking too m ife @ great adventure—an expedition pears In tae miu Y game | : an enthusiasm. Not to biink sorrow Today. the latest development in Han ' old clast at the city | tt dia % or evil, or Us Ness. SUL Reever ts fear srofession ‘s hen new Br itish ss . é wr. 8.34 , ad aes i20its a5 crireé aim ; C . : : —_ a es RR ISRENE i oa ‘e ¢ them.” . —— 2 pursuUIt Diane, the ship | better still, send bim a business /etter. | in : he wote i igs ‘ ‘ : ee P Te et eee Oro . ~Oftom é ' - - . ? i ate i ‘ a . _ ; « “he » + = e t t li :? 7 ‘ What can our coal barons be thinking | dat climbs five miles in 10 minutes, ascending at to state that we have duly considered his propositi: @amoci. ; the i a be | the rate of 30 miles an dour and capable of a hor'- am are unalterabdiy opposed to same. ougl ng nytel 1s and erything. and contributors are to be scanned Ges the dollar: UNSIBO, | tontal speed cf 250 miles an hour. The new derel-| settle him. | ne 7 = den a een Cay ares CS: tape hale a a eae ' +4 rer +t a - ’ —- . Jterature should rally and - wy * Tory "Tl eae a regime as serr- witnesses are to be heard. ‘More * * " arpparert!y ' i , " 4 2 . : : d , —- +* ~ - * _ %, +. * as mdcrail acy t2e exrent of what az Deen Standards -enera) relaxed newaday out is hurtfal te ¢ a 2 sg : 6 ——— 2g a4 3 Our. ig rt bes 03 e* nds PSS ge ublican managers.

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oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ PAGE i% | eee SOCIAL ITEMS dl mr. AND MRS. DONALDSON when as Miss Gloria Geisinger, L. LAMBERT of the Price | Mrs. Bixby was one of the talented road, and their two children dancers in the league. Tryouts have returned home from Olympia, will begin Saturday for the pony | Fla., where they spent part of the ballet, with professional coaches | winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. W00S- | selecting and directing the dancing. ter Lambert and their smal! child, | Miss Elizabeth Cuendet is general who were in Palm Beach for the) chairman of the ball. (early season, and, now have a cot-! ‘tage in Olympia, will be home|] Mr. and Mrs. Lindell Gordon of | April 1. Arcadia, Mo., formerly of Lenox | Mrs. Donaldson Lambert's place, will return home next week 'butante sister, Miss Florence Lud-}from a motor trip through Florida. yester-/visiting Palm Beach, Miami and | Jacksonville. __THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 ‘Day by Day in Switzerla..d By O. O. McIntyre 8) Ps — cor, _ | a Weer a B34 ¢ a Pe ; > a UNVEILED sil oa OS Fie "| gravely he handed back francs. ' e ° + yt) ’ 4 > 1 + ,rice ry ¥, . / a SNnOp i acres . Well, every little bit Alps. | Their Sopyright. 1928.) ODAY ' father to son we held our field af Against the siege of tares, Knowing our weaker s0n8s yield mhers O17 t+ hig hs “MONUMENT 5000 Persons of Hungarian Descent in New York for Ceremony. By the Associated Se OO ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Maluing Brorokesd SSENS EXP LAINS i JOHN G. NEIHAR | j a ae q . © - : = © AHillof Vision ,° everything the world can brief-_ | y weet ; § y give, | ° ; TEN . By Robert ' | : a . Though through your avid hands: : | MORIT? ae. (vine en iB as through a sieve | English Conductor MORITZ. 1) A § 4n illuminating example of | - }? w bh Ve j ia ah. thy - rrin ; , | - ° OBERT HILLYER, hose se cauties unnumbered and unno- ernist in Music Must Als: | WINTER mori ing view of the Swiss hotel service, I returned | epth book of verse is noted | ticed pour. ” =. 5 OI PUL £4400 Lake of St. Moritz is perhaps; from breakfast this inorning to my ‘here. has arrived so quietly m= You chase th: wind, but you are Be Classicist. as inspiring with natural pyeainans” , typewriter to find it freshly > gntemporary American literature | = fugitive ty aS any other spot to ve found cle ned and oiled and a new rib-| Te oct a great Many people, capable | From the éreat quiet at the whirl- | Europe. At feast great artists inserted. Two pencils on the | | genuinely appreciating poetry, | wind's core, Goossens. the English: have said so. The snort fir trees} writing le were newly sharp- | still be unaware that be is| And spendthrift of life's measure. conductor who will direct the final around the of the ice MAT TOr | and a patented lighter which But he is here beyond a able store pair of concerts of the St. Louis, jake are crystallized see | has not been to a service station E and those who care to listen; Tou have not purchased the mere | Symphony Orchestra. gave a short| beauty. poo l¢ time had been refilled | E. catch the finely modulated right to live. address before the Women’s Com-'| is the typical-| ruined gasoline. Oh, yes, the fried | E goging voice of a rare, clairvoyant |mittee of the society yesterday aft- | of the aquamarine | ne ey — were molded into | "7 > ppirit. | There is a Vacant scat beside me | ernoon in which he discussed. the | FOSeDuUC Shapes. @® it is very good to escape aot here |program for the concerts. | pees.” A ie : yr ‘he market place of contemporary | Where you may rest and watch; Though a composer himself and oxate sharp-| Da om } ‘| Mr. and Mrs. George M von | 0"! Cross of the Kent read, Clay aa sere. 2o many pathetic the season change; in sympathy with the aspirations re American | oe “ lSchrader, whe have been touring|_” “20 18 attending the Bennett ’ : . . » + mering ensemble is | , i ‘ ‘pounders, vain buffoons and loose- Form, colour, tone, mysterious or | 0f modernists, Goossens has been en ge eae He came | ‘in California Leveral weeks. School in Millbrook, N. Y., will mouthed halfwits strive desperate- clear, | thoroughly schooled in the classic | 50'Gen BION. *y nw 4 years ago and | aati returned to St. Louis, and are | "Pend her Easter vacation as the yy to be noticed by the crawd, into In swift variety | tradition. In music, as in the oth- | t4hing stage that foritz decided,/ | poses se ! . Hotel Cha e until ‘they open | &Uest of Miss Jane Foxworthy, | still, thin upper air of this strange, ler arts, he told his audience at the , becomes rea. this was “his| "= £5 ce 2 Ea : fp tesrggit cea it nee at Bridgeton, | ushter of Dr. and Mre. Frank 8 ond } : } =~ ; : — + Pr eon 7 ‘ one : ED x a 22 i. etme ae : i= ? 7 eens / Pre 1} oe ‘ . y “epet’s bill of vision. Hillyer is one | Where if one beauty wholly be re- | Forest Park Hotel, one had to be + is natural sc¢ne I speaks four languages | ee ¥ 22 Pee |i, about 10 days. While in Cali- | + O%™ Orthy of Miami Beach, Fie. ® of the relatively few poets of our! vealed a classicist b he possibly prompted an contradiction to the gen- | lvornia they visited Mr. and stun, | Mies Be) 2 Ma # in the least by the general mania to yield. . | The program that, Goossens has | ao ee limate : cae es ee ‘ | daughter of Parker H. Woods of Bio be 044 and startling. At first (sing larranged for the final concerts, | ee Photo, | Mr. Richard Boyle of 25 Lenox|0208 Washington boulevard; Miss ‘ ; » 44 , aio 42 Ww © -e Ff ea? = _— P — . g ce he might be labeled as a THE MASTER MIND OF MARS | With Walter Gieseking, the pianist a S rT. MORITZ, in the 'place has returned from Europe, | Helen Frampton, daughter of Mr. yy follower in the footsteps of| By Edgar Rice Burroughs. (Mc-| assisting, will include representa-| oe agent summer is quite different from | 188 BARTH. daughter of Mr |where he joined Mrs. Boyle and|ape re Reynolds Craig Frampton | 4 Sater poets, for he has mas- Clurg.) itive works from each of the three “A yar winter. Nearly all snow disappears | 85 : — y og ee aa the Pet two daughters, Miss Marguer-| Of 846 Westmoreland drive, and ‘gered form. But it ts impossible It would seem, according to the, broad divisions of music. sgl sa the hills and they are ver- oa a ag ate « at and Miss Mary, some time ago| Miss Jane Smith and her mother, F Ete an appreciator of poetry to testimony of the ingenious Mr. Bur- | Th classic number will be |} dant. The lakes melt and most of — tg AI a _ Pat aad pe and has opened his home; waten | Mrs Claude H. Smith of 19 Pri w me Be ze + 2 y " ‘ , i bee] - - i . a of his lines before re- | TOUSHS. creator of “Tarzan,” that! zart’s C Major Symphony. population departs until ,dent at Bryn Mawr Cohege, was leased during his absence to/ton avenue, will be members of the @ read many 2 re Ci. @ é, _— ; igi “ al a cil cnet: an pected home April 5, to spend | y, d Mrs. Arthur C. Garrison party to be ® glising that the low-toned music is le folks in Mars are a hard-;mann’s A Minor Concerto and snow ! again. ‘Yhere are strong Easter with her parents =. Sas oe ps gre | pasty chaperoned to Europe " | Hiltyer’s own and that the vision | POiled bunch. He has information | Rimsky-Korsakofi's *‘Russian |} carbonic acid and iron’ springs eer ea ' i jens their daughter. ire. peared bes, summer by Mrs. Harry P. 3 be expresses is authentic. about the denizens of the red plan-;ter” will represent Roman! whose rave the same gag-| Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins Garrison McHenry. The Garrison) W agoner of Forest Park Hotel. ) Undoubtedly the most notable et from a veteran of the World| and modernist works will ging effec the whiff of ajof 4396 Lindell boulevard will re- | family is now in Cairermn, and They will sail June 22, returning In t thing in the present collection is War who went there after bleeding! tributed by spoiled egg. ‘turn home the latter part of this / will return home early din April. September, and will tour the coun- the finely conceived and exquisitely to death on the. Western front,! whose “Pan month from Dallas, Tex., where she | = ey are now in Del Monte and | tries by motor. wrought “Prothalamion” with though just how the information of his latest S0- is visiting her brother and sister-/will visit in San Francisco before anmagie “a 6 ——- q — es . S eee . +, Y a* : hich the book closes. It is too Was transmitted to our Planet does | Falla, the industry and in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William tlar- | returning home. as Miss Marianne Coleman, daugh- _* not appear. Thev are verv scien- | we tn hate -adine Thompson. Mrs. Boyle and her children wiil| ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cole- " Jong to quote entire, and since it is ney are very scien- | orch | slic triangle is an |gacine inomy ; taghir ste F mo fragment of it can be tific in Mars—so much so that the! piano, will play De Fallu’s “Nights 1 is 2 contest ef Lindberghian | unknown quantity. If a father = . onset See nee ee 'remain in Europe several months.|man of 6042 Washington boule- FD cece with justice. Those who| Chef Martian character in the tale | in the of Spain.” skill and nerve. As are the bob|a waiter that is the highest ambi-|, 72° Senior c’ass 0 sings aa TAY : . = : : riter or) Lii@ili. id . Ai 7 , "this wise and truly lovely thing. new body, and anning brains: mean that this music was constant- | rh ee ch Alvs | crs came to &t. of parties which will be given by | Mrs. Pettengills daughter, Mrs. | so %e following poem, which bears against the time when some patient; ly breaking into tango rhythms or! fave their private artifici: : Noritz two months ago to turn ni ‘mei ‘shdemed i= thele honor iGentry Shelton, has been making | ® 40 title, will serve to revea)] some- may find another set desirable. The | echoing the click of castanets. It ‘Inks. The Olympic Winter Games is. Not one has made the Miss sent le to adalat of the her home at Hotel Chase. | F @ing of Hillyer’s quality in his hero, who is an American, falls in| mood was > skaters from Vhat with one thing and Site gio ote, The ae fe chawein' Other St. Louisans at Hot Springs, sod eased love with the brain of a young/than most Spanish music world. be. no 2 atone. ae —_ Va, are Me: and Mea, Sherting Bé- # xVIII Martian Princess, although that | hears, but th ssence of the coun- | daily ice hockey matches and also De rs ra Roha Mots Pati munds of Vandeventer place and | 7, - ‘ti _— Organ had been transferred to the try. its moonlit lain his is played do ey: eee es es , (their daughter, Miss Eugenie. Ip golemn pause the ‘ores its body of an extremely homely old | ae tee ga : ck pee c= aa : “Good-} “Ay Revoir.* | 22" Bianche Marshal and Theima | Pa : | The signal to return; ie te ieee | mnie. o an at tant oo. They s tian: Leaman ee, | Gesell. There will be 12 tables for; Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Priest of | e ; woman. Thanks to Martian asci- and ns! : lan y are quilt ain you will |. (4220 Westminst , Within our rotting garden gates ence, it is possible to restore the. ‘general bridge following the luncheon. egrce estmminster place departed he weeds of autumn burn. ee sf cand ty ct lligas -neras- —_—- ‘Sunday for New York to be gone ———— ~" brain to an appropriately young Mr. and Mrs. William 8S. Drozda jiwo weeks and beautiful . body. of 4143 Magnolia avenue, and their| | —— : been accomplished, th ‘daughters have returned from a New features are being planned ding. | : aaa Regi in the South for the Junior League Easter bal]! | nonth ytor y we ' BS = — tiwas Ast & 444 : Ps c be ve 0 THE DREADFUL NIGHT. By trip encluded Florida and/‘° given April 10 at Hotel Ben Ames Williams. (Dutton.) _ ‘Chase. Mrs. Donald Church peti Sie ae ae ae RR ‘and Clarence Maloy will do a spe- | to trip would | Cuba. ee ~~ The land no longer thelr ee ne rere Tne earners eer roe ay A mystery story warranted ea em Mrs. James Aull, formerly of the |cialty dance, reminiscent of the FUNERAL OF CAPT. LAZAR Avalee Hotel, is a guest at the | days of Junior League Follies, Grace Dodge Hotel in Washington, | ZS to produce spinal shivers of high po- tency. : | NEW YORK, March FIFTY YEARS IN PSYCHIC RE-! York was host today to SEARCH. By Joseph F. Snipes.|and women of Hungarian Ps Press $660 PAID FOR BOOK BY SHAW A First Edition of His First Work i Knowing how wind and sun and | extended stay. EOHO0 Tie? , an * -- Services for Scott Field Conducted at His Home; . heir green stampedes ; arvested the grain | extrac. | » poet’s attitude towards folowing sonnet is elo- Always more riches, more enjoy- (Chapple Pub. Co., Boston.) The material here presented by a confirmed spiritualist will seem _ evidential only to those who are al- i record of convinced. For such, this the author‘s investiga- tions through half a century should ready tion, Kossuth, dedica- here the Hungarian patriot, at tion of a Riverside drive monum to his from Syrac memory Del Chicag use 77s (500 officia!} | Bought at New York Auction. the Associated Press NEW YORK, 3 i i eqaition QD . Dy © 3 eauarchn + - re first George cr ‘ She "« Fine? ena w 8 Lirsi othr 2 34 sh author dedli- auction iy Eneli yesterday | Body to Washington. Funeral terday for Capt. Eugene Lazar of Scott Field, who died unexpectedly Monday. The Rev. Henry cer of St. George’s Church had charge of the services at the home. = |” c.. tr an services were held yes- | School Patrons’ Annual Banquet The St. Louis Public School Ps- ‘trons’ Alliance will hold its thir- | |tieth annual banquet at Hotei. | Chase at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Among those who will speak are 'Mayor Miller, former Mayor Kie! | Probate Judge Holtcamp and Cir- pare | | | | | | holds the luxury you admire in fine French creams. A marvelous clean ‘ng cream, very mild. non-irritating— ezactis right for rough dry skins. Fully gueranteed,. 50c and $1.00, et drug slores. beauty shops. department stores. Wm. FP. {sho Corporation. ment, more have great interest. 7 | "h arth of the old and a Triolet of Protest. BAONLY AMMALAY, we ne 2 Soe T TRADER HORN SAYS ’ ~ =~ | LJ, St. Louls. he body was taken to Washing- | ton, D. C., where interment will | cuit Judge Hartmann. Joseph C. [take place tomorrow in Arlington Schroeder is president of the ali- The cause of death has/ance. Dancing will follow a pro- determined. | gram. Peter- me 4 ae 3 who sent every othe! > volume we of Stratford, la.. ’ JTF ct Tle +4 go1ia? wriide i Tg son eli aan in his pocket when asked as to his wealth. “Do you know how much money |-* “All now dq a Cemetery. ; + hihi wre +} . lector of autographs not been was cé - ? . ~ States wouid do pe a millionaire. > . miu Ine Of in. urn the mon- is two 872). $31,000 IN PALESTINE PLEDGES = | Se ne New Team Organized to Carry on Campaign for Funds. : $51,001 en received in United A PT Pai Carn for rehabilitation work | Jewish homeland, it a ai nounced at a luncheon I've got,”’ he asked. ey I've got right pounds, six.” (about ee PN ie Congregation of \« . , «, *¢ t°¢ t.) —_— I RT RE ANNO $C AR AOE ALLE LONE EAI ERROR te Se Old Ireland’s *‘Day o’ Green’”’ ST. PAT RICK’S DAY Accomplish a Live Party With Herz Clever Party Favors and Candy Novelties FRIDAY SPECIALS a tn entree You Save $2.25 A genuine Manning-Bowman Elec- tric Toaster and a beautiful toast serv- ice of American Limoges China for only $7.25! “ ur 3 po utics. “i i's e ometimes wonder, a Repub- if someone Bonds for ~* rschPA ts oust \4 7» explain the fing®t ” gign. “Ye tan @ heeded - in be that these for stories fe sory five times a. OMe ss o on : wiley > o pee . ibarrassed, as he stood kne¢ A } ‘rT ™ . a ~~ “ Fics ‘ ‘oad authors and literary crit- his . “ae tea, he showed scars on asap and legs to prove th: . O] BONS of his tules. gern Spears, folks, rocks veara.** owe, : he knee. cme it was went re to} ut to the witch doctors The ol4 “Faring $4000 a week from his “ Toyalties, jingieg a few cotus | be explained as he. & leg scarred deeply just | “The white doc- | amputation, orig: | BOldier of fortune. who | A box o° Green filled w St. Patrick’s Special Box specially made for St. Patrick. 7 5C ith all sorts of novelties. <fe St. Patrick's _ ae CA Sete Two-layer white cake, iced appropri- ately with St. Patrick decorations Maple Pecan Stollen......35¢ Layer Cake 60c = ~. NDIES MAILED ANYWHERE R VANILLA PURE UNIFORM DEPENDABLE PRICE's LAciede 9810 Grand at Arsenal Webster Groves, Wellston, Luxemburg Phone MAin 3222 ' : ' ' ' i ; ' ; ' UNION ELECTRIC | LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12th and Locust Delmar at Euclid FOrest 7018 and All Other Branches : t : OTE A OE. A I OO cen ee, ee

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7 > ees rom ey Kime ae —- tinggi ARN eth Natalee lle ih annaepenscit A ~e Tee ie Bae eT Pee sare ogee! : Sig ae aaa i ee is oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH wee ___s THURSDAY, PAGE 18 ___ADVERTISEMENT _ | COSTIGAN RESIGNS; | GOITRE CAUSES | SAYS TARIFF BOARD Legal Loans ‘Eye Pressure, Nervousness, Sleep- IS ‘(MANIPULATED” $10 to $300 lessness, Headache, Difficult Continued From Page 15. Breathing. A Liniment Gave — Get out of debt. Borrow $10 to Complete Relief. later be many more reductions $300 here at legal rates. No sign- than incréases by the President, 4 P} ‘ Mrs. William Tullock, ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ -~ Almost as easy as wishing... = when you apply the radiant colors of D hdd oo hides sidta Benes 4 ove 4, LALLY, , on Meashey OT a bit of experience is needed to get a thoroughly satisfactory result with Duco. The very first Duco job will be an expert job. So easy is Duco to apply that the whole family will enjoy joining in the work. You apply Duco with a brush or hand-sprayer. Duco dries quickly, too, saving the ordinary bother of home-decorating. Anything you refinish with Duco in the afternoon is again ready for use that same evening. And what a difference a little Duco makes! Clear, bright, rich-textured colors, glowing with warmth and brilliance. A Distributors In ST. LOUIS CENTRAL CENTRAL HDWE. CO., 811 N. 6th St. FAMOUS-BARR CO., 6th and Olive HENNINGER HDWE. & SUPPLY CO., 1905 St. Louis KINBERG BROS., 1408 Franklin S. NIEMAN & BRO., 1110 Franklin STAR SQUARE, 1129 Locust STAR SQUARE, 20th & Locust STAR SQUARE, 814 N. Sixth STOCK-DANIEL HDWE. CO., 15th and Cass UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO., 1014 Olive St. WEBB HDWE., CO., 806 N. Broadway WEST ACE HDWE. CO., 4051 Olive St. ROBERT BARNICLE, 4262 Olive CLARA HDWE. CO., 5603 St. Louis COLLINS BROS. HDWE. & PLBG. CO., 565 Skinker Rd, L. T. DOOL, 5384 St. Louis EASTON-BELT HDWE. CO., 5501 Easton ESPHORST BROS. HDWE. CO., 2817 Marcus Av. FOREST PARK LUMBER CO., 6325 Clayton Av. FEF. A. FRICK HDWE. CO., 5294 Page L. T. HANNECKE HDWE. CO., 5390 Southwest HARDY HDWE. CO., 574 De Baliviere HARLAN AUTO SUPPLY CO., 6951 Manchester HEFTY REPAIR CO., 4810 Delmar HYNSON CO., 4758 Easton GEO. E. LEHMAN HDWE. CO., Clayton and Tamm MILLIGAN HDWE. CO., 3518 Greenwood BI. T. D. MOORE, 5810 Easton MORRISON HDWE. CO., 5988 Easton NEW MARKET HDWE. CO., 4015 Laclede PINE LAWN HDWE. CO., 6223 Natural Bridge SCHULTZ-OLIVE HDWE. CO., 4247 Olive H. W. SITTNER HDWE. CO., 5907 Southwest Av. SPOT HDWE. CO., 5744 W. Florissant STAR SQUARE, 7192 Manchester STAR SQUARE, 4969 Delmar CG. W. STEELE, 6503 Delmar STOCK-PETERMAN, Union and Natural Bridge TRIANGLE TIRE & SUPPLY CO., 6172 Delmar WALSH TIRE & SUPPLY CO., 5011. Délmar WELLSTON HDWE. CO., 6234 Easton WERDEN HDWE. CO., 7038 Clayton Av, WESTMOOR HDWE. & BLDG. SUPPLY, 1021 Big Bend Rd, CHAS. WILSON, 7369 Manchester Av. GERARD WOLFF, 4200W Easton NORTH BADEN BATTERY & SERVICE STA., 8245 N., Broadway BENTON HDWE. CO., 2249 Benton BUCKLEY HDWE. CO., 4064 St. Louis Av. THEO. CAINE & SON HDWE., CO., 2722 N. Grand FENNEL AUTO SUPPLY CO., 3819 W. Florissant GRAND & BAILEY HDWE. CO., 3920 N. Grand HANKAMMER HDWE. CO., 4354 Warne HOME COMFORT HDWE. CO., 616 N. Vandeventer Av. CLEM KIERATH, 4202 Lee Av. F. MILLER & CO., 2430 Cass Av. EDW. NOTTEBROK, 2019 Salisbury E. L. QUICK HDWE. CO., 8907 W. Florissant J. A. SCHWALBE HDWE. CO., 2600 Hebert G. O. SPENCER HDWE. CO., 4043 Lexington STAR SQUARE, 3028 N. Grand SUTTON HDWE, CO., 3901 Easton TINSLEY.MDWE. CO., 4602 Pope Av. . TSCHUDIN HDWE. CO., 1901 N. Grand VANDEVENTER HDWE. STORE, 1038 N. Vandeventer E. E. WILSON, Lillian and Beacon L. J. WINSTON HDWE. CO., 4127 Shreve - An afternoon is sufficient time for your busband te give the bedroom a charming, colorful coat of Duco. The bookcase 1s an tdeal place for the rich colors of Duco. hard, lustrous surface that remains smooth and perfect after months of hardest usage. A Duco surface is enduringly lovely, lastingly beautiful. You will find a thousand-and-one uses for Duco in your home today. Plan now Sold by these Dealers SOUTH ARSENAL HDWE. CO., 3549 Arsenal St. BENSON HDWE, CO., 5824 S. Grand FRED BREUER JR. HDWE.“CO., 6921 Gravois CREISSEN HDWE. CO., 3202 Park Av. J. J. CUNNINGHAM, 2648 Lafayette Av. DAVID’S FURNITURE CO., 4207 S. Kingshighway Bl. DELOR FILLING STATION, 3461 Delor FRANCIS HDWE. CO., 3231 Ivanhoe F. W. FREUDENBERG HDWE. CO., 3181 Morganford GEWINNER AUTO SUPPLY CO., California and Sidney GRAND-MERAMEC HDWE. CO., 4141 S. Grand GRAVOIS HDWE. CO., 2645 Gravois HAIN-SMITH PAINT CO., 1508 Irving HEINZ AUTO SUPPLY CO., 6022 Virginia A. F. HESS HDWE. CO., 2846 Meramec HIRSHBERG’S HDWE., 1405 S. Broadway IVORY MOTOR & CYCLE SHOP, 7824 Alabama KLUEGEL HDWE. CO., 3718 Gravois : KOCH BROS. STOVE & HDWE, CO., 3348 S. Jefferson H. D. KOOP HARDWARE CO., 1816 S. Broadway — JOS. A. KUTZ HDWE. CO., 3970 Chouteau JOHN LA CARI, 3225 Olive St. LEMAY FERRY HDWE. CO., 8504 Alabama M. & V. HDWE. CO., 3148 Morganford MATT BROS., 1630 S. Broadway MICHEL BROS., 7130 98. Broadway MOUND CITY HDWE. CO., 1545 S. 39th St. OSCAR MUELLER, 1727 S. Jefferson PENZLER HDWE. CO., 7119 S. Broadway PESEK HDWE. CO., 4515 Morganford F, RAMSTETTER HDWE. CO., 2804 McNair Av. RATHBONE HDWE. CO., 7605 S. Broadway REHM & JOERN PAINT CO., 4311 Manchester M. J. ROEMER, 3100 Chippewa ROOT & THIELE, 2902 Shenandoah CHAS, SCHMIDT, 9622 S. Broadway G. B. SHRINER, 3215 Russell. Place STAR SQUARE, 5032 Gravois STAR UARE, 2731 Cherokee 13th and Russe]! Bl. SON HDWE, CO., 3766 S. Broadway ; » 4501 Gravois In EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. SUMTER HELINONS chink & Ia - R CO., 1902-04 Li ] FELNER-CROW CO., 300 Collinsville — ——- Senta ahaaee Collinsville p 3 ‘ PLY CO., 324 Collinsvill A. KEYSER HDWE. CO., 505 Collinsville oe V. LEOPOLD, 1022 N. 9th St. STATF, HDWE. CO. 1408 State St. OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS MISSOURI ARMSTRONG, W. A. Young & Co. BERNIE, Bernie Drug Co. BLOOMFIELD, E. C. Robinson Lumber Co. BONNE TERRE, Bonne Terre Furniture Co. BONNE TERRE, Miners Lumber Co. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Babn Bros. CARUTHERSVILLE, Titsdab Hardware Co. CHARLESTON, Ault & Smith CLAYTON, Human Bros. Hardware Co. : CLAYTON, J. G. Weber Hdwe. & Supply Co. COLUMBIA, Hays Hardware Co. R26.U.5. PAT. OFF. to re-decorate. There is a Duco déaleti your neighborhood — see the list be ry —who carries real Duco, made om 3 du Pont. Then let Duco bring ney — new charm — new beauty to everyi in your house. Phone CRYSTAL CITY, McNess Store Ce. DESLOGE, Miners Lumber Co. DESOTO, John Altvater FARMINGTON, Farmingten Hardware Co. FERGUSON, Spot Hardware Co. FLAT RIVER, Flat River Hardware & Furniture ~ HIGH HILL, John Nebel & Son HUNTSVILLE, W. I. Westlake Hdwe. Co. JACKSON, Sander & Bro. KENNETT, Shelton-Riggs Hardware Co. Wm. Donworth » J. G, Lumos LEADWOOD, Miners Lumber Co. MALDEN, Stokes Store Co. MEXICO, Mexico Hardware & Furniture Co. ae ee = Ss pee? Pees, _ eee rt £ eat ORS x ira p « =n t 4 F. TIEMANN STOVE & HDWE. @ 210 Walnut St., St. Louis, Mo. MONTGOMERY CITY, Montgomery City Hdwe. &- be, NEW HAVEN, H. W. Kappelman NEW MADRID, Hammel Drug Store OWENSVILLE, Gottenstroetter & Boecker OVERLAND, Suburban Electric Co. POPLAR BLUFF, W. W. Jenkins - CHARLES, L. Brucker Stove & Hdwe. Co. ST. CHARLES, Chas. Sundermeier SALEM, Pecks Hardware Co. SIKESTON, Faris-Jones STE. GENEVIEVE, R. W. Klein SULLIVAN, Sullivan Motor Co. UNION, Busch’s Hardware Store UNION, Max & Overmark VIENNA, G. J. Redel WASHINGTON, Otto & Co. WEBSTER GROVES, Paul Mac Supply Coe. WELLSVILLE, Palace Store Co. - WRIGHT CITY, Blattner & Stamer ILLINOIS ALTON, Frank R. Davis BECKEMYER, Frank R. Koch BELLEVILLE, Chas. Keil & Son BENLD, Homy’s Variety Store CENTRALIA, Martin’s Paint & Glass Store CHESTER, Herschbach Hdwe. Co. - CHESTER: Grucnewald Héwe. Ce. * COLLINSVILLE, Collinsville Electric & Hardware Co COULTERVJILLE, Lane & Co. DUPO, Dupo Hardware & Lumber Co. DUQUOIN, Kimmel Lumber Co. EAST ALTON, East Alton Plumbing & Heating C& ™ ” FREESURG, Lurtz Implement & Hardware Co. GILLESPIE, E. W. Gehle Lumber Co. GRANITE CITY, Geppert Paint Co. GREENVILLE, Harris & Bass HARTFORD, W. C. Hanfelder HIGHLAND, Kuhnen & Seigrist HILLSBORO, Musgrove Drug Co. LEBANON, Stoeffel Hardware Co. LITCHFIELD, Schutt Hardware Co. LOVEJOY, Goldenhersch Bros. MILLSTADT, John V. Simonds MT. OLIVE, Kuenneth Hardware Ce. MT. VERNON, Benoist Bros. NOKOMIS, Chas. Kerr Hardware Co. PICKNEYVILLE, Home Furniture Co. RAYMOND, Roy Reineke SALEM, Chas. Cruse SPARTA, Lynn Bros. TROY, J.C. Gebaver & Son VALMEYER, Niebruegge & Sondage WATERLOO, Wm. Nobbe & Co. WOOD RIVER, Fields & Nurnberg DUCO - Made only by du Pon Ai Finished Sides ' Rigid Construction Spot Welded ’ Globe- We ~ io i : é in y ey . , 7H - ~ * Pf a GArfield 7110 : et on ee Fresh Fish at 1 NORI Fillet o NO’ BONE= SKINNED — WHITING

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 19 COSTIGAN RESIGNS; te the story of efficient mass pro-, mass production in other domestic | wiataged fpr production SAYS TARIFF BOARD | “Relatively high wages can bejaided by especially valuable nat- ; IS “MANIPULATED” jane are paid Pe pied Prancciggrteened fm Indeed, our natural ad-| Continued on Nest Paze. __———" 7 . = Continued From Preceding Page factories, yet the American labor | See R BLVD ¢ Candies s OLIVE AT BRDWY. Riicaied cost of any single automobile “Te, I8E DELMAR | a 4 NORTH 7TH ST. i GRAND & WASH'’N. distrust of his associates have suf- |)°% and the product of Ameriegn | End Oil Sallaw Ski 22300009900"" ficed to break this New England | factories cap usually ve Se os O R E ~ | uy, n : slate, er than the comparable product of | ad | A little Calonite powder sprin- FOR ST. PATRICK’S DAY Assails Marvin Group. foreign countries, in spite of the | Helex Hastens Healing |kle@d on a wet cioth and rubbed “Strangest of all, t t lower wages paid in such foreign | igently over the face each night “Seg > ity r le- ° ; 4 ~ 5 Saturday, March 17 hold o y , ef prc countries. Nor Goes this experi- | § Seals from op—draews out 8) e"%s shiny, olly skins—puts new vi : : nthe commission is con- , . potsems. Helex, the healing salve. at life into sallow skin, and cieans Novelties of exceptional tinued by hidden influences, It ts |¢7ce “iffer widely from cases of | & ay the pores of all dust, dirt and pre- character, with riate well known in Washington that. | 50¢ Jar Ask Lowy Tube, 50¢ vents blackheads. It makes the) candies that will endaddi- P ; nee ADVERTISEMENT Drutris iskin feel refreshed and bright, tO! tional joytothe day of “the resident Coolidge has long ceased | you will enjoy a good night's rest. ‘cari , personally to consult or plac n- Wearing of the Green.” lt or place co Sdence in his own designated Tar- | S ff R > | vs 5 sana oe |iff Commission chairman.” | urrers unning | —-W arehouse Unloading— Cc : have | uction. | industries in which the output is) wrought such comparative results rd j ae a ad as €or en eee oe a FS Fo ee > «- _ 2ee@ee8 «#8 @& @2=— «+ «& «+ = « 4, 1%: ~ Le oe ae - ee ee BUDGET BANKING For 18 years the Morris Plan has been bud- geting banking obligations. You will find it a convenient way to borrow from $50 to $5000, for it assists you to save regularly out of your income enough to pay the obh- gation in twelve months. It establishes a habit which will lead to systematic saving and financial Independence. as se ee nee. - a - = —— os ee) sas en te a > > * ‘ae ae wile prepuitttaaniiian one Se a re CC a nee INDUSTRIAL LOAN COMPANY 710 CHESTNUT STREET ee ors > ‘ * ~ & ™ ee ee at ae ee de n> MO dees ” "7 P = ? ‘ wae OY yay nen~wren =e + Foe ee - * + nae * = * = = + © A A ARRON * + = = = => = m= a eee ' et SEAN SLE E RE LY RRS a pir ins ase te ocseecemndotanse a eee pm yo Nile ah a ee eT ns a” : ane OMT RIE MELEE. CME, A RR NR ENR INL NE ER RE SieN NARS AOL ANT ID SIO INTE: Mit 3, oe y ~ ' ; ‘thea ; ‘: R - ee Ae ee teen OM eetibes “RRTMR ) » _ Concerning Brossard, Costigan Strawberriescosted | says: “He has long been known with Milk-Choco- | io Washinct 344 ’ re e late.Adelicious| Shington as ai political unusual treet. protege of Senator Smoot. He was | On the staff of the Commission be- ; aan oa tite die ie Olid Time Remedy Starts Healing in | The 50c ree Five Days. - BRANCHES -_ Metropolitan Building. 431 Missouri Avenue, East St. Louis, LIL the mighty healing power of Peter- Louis! Come & and _ = “equipment or special qualifications treatments and other remedies have Costigan’s letter continues: “He will give you a good ad for Peter- Price Price Price | Price | cial responsibilities. On various ‘ning sore just above my ankle for Pound | both relations created an imprgs- | (sion of a biased, as distinguished Our warehouse i« ei. Broadws Y enue i ‘ 3 ° ‘* equa Nugents, yend Wash'n * * * 14% Hodiemont Av WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE | from a scientific or judicial mind.” Every person suffering from old re scm EM are bet ae cn and he oa 3616 South Grand Boulevard ¢ 7 4118 West Florissant Avenue Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Bivd. aa jpeonpegend Lowell, the third | $9108 tocty healing power of Peter- load! 100,000 rolis pre te ya tl ny ay seumesman wea member of the “Marvin group.” 18 son's Ointment Thousands have must go—regardicss . - a a cescribed by Costigan as lacking used it with joyful success after of price. see fer yourself. FSSC One seed NDUSTRIAL SAVINGS TRUST CC SS Sooooes ; = et =f eee B U > 4 T oO io] & 8 K | N N E R | for the duties of the commiscsion. a not much of a writer, but noumeee Sale § Beruler Sale . Regular ae ‘ . ‘ e ryt ; : | | even seems to take pride in parad- | Sons Ointment ee ee 5c now......1¢ 20c. now......7c 75¢ now..... ’ 7 ing his misconception of his offf- | cars of age, and have had a run- 10c now......3c 35c now.....10c $1 now......25c D A N G E R s 8 | oceasions he has stated at Com-|over 10 years. I tried doctors and 15c now......5¢' 50c now. ..12%c | $1.25-$2 now 35c | TODAY is the last day for filing your aie . eee te OR te atm ht ly ae? — s tha T’ntted There is 4 Duco dealer in Set of 2 ~ even Board File Guides wn ey set st wheat growers in the United / . ay ~ > + * » It might at this £y ieee Coe MOS Ie PEAS Pa RR ter size Index Guides from A to Z perforated to fit locking rod— “port en een: hood = SeC the list below | : also made in larger subdivisions. does the 42 cents per br 4 ; =: x. ~ on wheat, which was lift s real Duco, made only by § Buff Card File Guides, | Index Cards—Standard tien : m 62) divisions, A to Z Record Ruling ‘tion, have to do with n let Duco bring new color Be No. 3-R, 3x5, per set.......We 3351, 3x5, per 1000... .$1.45 that the American hard , ome No. 4-5, 4x6, per set.......40¢ No. 3461, 4x6, per 1000... .$2.45 yneat of the Northwest has tz new beauty to everyroom | : prices about Office Furniture Department cent: pbushe! less than Canadian " +. *eree : eaee : > oberebeesse si +eree oo. Sere see ses “ sae ‘ ° sbeucesee Serre ge te sees gees oe ++ " Pe Be oree No. No sn spring wheat” Corn Hate Increase Futile. And the public would already Z Printing and Stationery Co. ised that an increased tarit! 3 on corn, +0 hich appeais have GArfield 7110 Fourth at Olive GArfield 7110 been pourin into Washington distressed farmers of t ; 'Iy seek to escap Ph . 1835” — = — SSE f- =2Sn to = demoed —— | burdens even if one MAin DD pers Pore et? a = Meee) (| but an unlikely miracle Fe. : =~ manpen! One can but wonder in these davs ee -— . - meen; Of easy faith why the crowerse of the South have no tbeen similarly a | Seetomntoc snot ih ee : : | hypnotized by Soa tes pee aR 99 | mber Co. 3 355 a as : ; ag es SAE 7 , bette cr ge eeeeete ; ; ; cs 35 » “. : Pea a . sane ‘ Seeger : —e~ . ~ . - ba ‘ > oa etee ee - see : s* - > § bee +« : shee 4 eee: bbe bS> Pos : ; yee Er othe + be pa 4 > s obs : ; taeke ; b 4 aehe . ~ Perce -- + - ate . Berar tee ? = | Sie ' > o> « : ~~ ~ebeas © ° eee . ~ : ayee- 2 oe _ . ee : . . oo ° > . * ese re 4 “oe + . a 9 o - ton ee . ae + oo . he? her pabe-? re eee | ree oy eee “a> . ~ 4 “ ~~ i . ap as++ae ‘os nn . + tegeee ' . ee) : . _ 7 3 eet pene }., = : . be : . - ~~ oi bat enbe- i eee 2 a 4 te : ’ > 1 ee ~ be Pe ” 92 Or O ~ eee, FT sae ‘ ef * Soe oo ee } ap we + os otnbee re . > . - . as? +44e:a8ene . -. - ‘ oe ft"); Seasctsene wea? . 4 * sree ce : .> gaa. 2 4 oes he b. SPEF B44 4 . + . Bbobee ss nn Sd bl s hanee + -eeess : bb - been" i be oe - . Pt : . > . Dehee s32 pbs Pwo SES" a hn 9 oa gusete eae oBhs heae- ds boa Beans M t 33 b ° . Se ae ~ el + ~--* . ee | eee tae oes 4 Per ss « ~ , oe . hy» ~ ia of -* - : . «4 Peer ee - “+ o- ~ es . > ~ roy on **- o oe ti © ° * . ~ ‘ e4 - “— ree bac pee : - * -~ my hed | ree oa od ‘et : ehe P ? . > ~ ° be ose * — es . \ oe ae . see ~ sees ry ae > > eahe. § b -- - o- e + . eee *hee - eo “eee w *+se4 doe = » hed eee 5 - as eana~ «ae aeae > o4 - os ot ebees ‘oo o 205 eee@ $s «ee aerve . . - eo * pee . “ 4 . > + tf : bs : ret oe ~ - e +28 a z ones Lat * pe . . _—- . — o~ cette ee eae 7 a oe 3 on » we ip | alt amaee 3. reer teh Pager eager " eae ~ cheap ganas te AL AL LLL ALLL GL A a h Hdwe. Co. WHI WHITE world competition whatever—pays se ter ae Sea Hdwe. Co. F much higher wages than highiy | ferapigi rion Meare Seas eer Th Tho d h B b h ee RST” , -_g apeeae & Hardware Ce. TING Cc FISH , protected United States industries, | oo ppiipme igen patie ae és¢-—— usands O them an al t € FI ee Co cn I. es ‘such as pottery and meat packing. | HE | fe 7. s mber Co. 4 Lb fe Lb i In fact, nmo* elty D longer attaches | pS; sogbeosseep fobs SS332 SE HE a F Alton Plumbing & Heating Ce. ~ ¥ | 3 | plement & Hardware Co. x immer Co. . | ADVERTISEMENT pert Paint Co. a Fresh Oysters .. "= 45€ } STABBING PAINS =3 - acces IN STOMACH es 4 Ps ae) te 2 Aleit llc i, talline inline Maat atacand LL LLL LLL LLL LLL a AOS RE A EN ERIN EE 8 Re oe ee eee Bros. = ge The Following at Every Kroger Store: a Simonds Hardware Cea. | T | t Bros a ’ é m Hardware Co. qi Genuine Holland Herring | Sudden pains in your stomach are | Furniture Co. | gure signs of excess gastric acid. As | . = time goes on this acidity may lead a 6 for 15c to gastritis or be the cause of dan- i. a ‘ | gerous stomach troubles. These first | ge & Sondage ss Our Own Importation—Large, Fat Fish signs of pain and indigestion should .? * al z= 'mever be neglected, and quick relief can be obtained by taking a little | G abate: 9 9c ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ after eating or | when pain is felt. 7: 4 . | 4©Pape’s Diapepsin’’ instantly American Shore | neutralizes the excess stomach acid | and soothes, heals and strengthens | Large Fish (the inflamed stomach lining, thus | Mackere Each 15c cenigiines normal, painless digestion | ee ee ef a % eS eee oss Mee : hoa ; z ; . ae . - anys we me os Some pes - he Ap - oa a Spee oe See Sel LE LOLOL LO LOL LLL LLL AL EP RapBR. | Fee £42 be 2s , . y SR Oy heer a * . ~ Oe NARHSS 2h as a ee Mek © ee i “ — af SL RD Re REN EH Ga SINS ANIL “Ra ts PRON AI IR A a ID. epitor > ARABS Rate ee ee 'and helping to prevent future trou- e Bes iesbesiee: ehisise waeS 332 nh Se ee CSS oy er. 7. Oe or ue 7 FT Pe a : ' if. oe “Se oe eS a ag ie ttess i : cs oy SeegpggsE 243°) et ay x ct - -. : 3 a % ] ~ itlions have used wri vo TER igs PemeehrrpebipeR ce cos ey ee Stas aie 2 pet oy 2a S Rie © ye Soe ; é 3 For many yeats millions sed pear ge Poa pee Soa es et er ee ar a * ‘vm ’ : orstri fs “Ts--any guesses sores” . BS : = ; I ? Fr tas : _ Moet Sos. ye ets wx i /) a and recommended ‘‘Pape’s Diapep- ee tig er eee ae » peer atte Poet gy f sf @ CR eee : Pastis: eee oe! fa a Rm Spe): 3 ye a3 3 ey > ‘? iy Tr relief : ss ; ts = St 3k . ~ es. . “t tare arse <i . - VF x ‘2 - AU Codfish Cakes «= 14¢ | sin’? for the speedy and sure Se I ——— of indigestion and allied stomach ee aie i ae ee ae TR peg, cae eee aa ga ee Pe ‘troubles. Follow their exampiec: 3 = eS gers st teeeage | eee . 'Get s 60-cent package of ‘‘Pape's | Diapepsin’’ from any druggist; no matter how severe your pains and tomach troubles have beer you will get instant and safe relief, be oereeet! The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. a ani: nae

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 1, PAGE 20 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH COSTIGAN RESIGNS; SAYS TARIFF BOARD IS “MANIPULATED” | Continued From Preceding Page. ‘ ] ur history, even . colonial ti San highe wv be one by pur- i=. cevg ; Fistures een your | : road, Electrical Dealer or Contractor o1 This is made possible with eur public show rooms — are maintained for , | 1 Pee —— us Lr hi XK! ossit » tariffs at times ¢m- Dealers and Contractors. acy Se ee - Interests, other taritts . qecepi.' ee that, VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS ) las a. ule, tariff duties are more JUST BRING ; avantage us to most branches of : THE MAME OF . rufact han te most branches GLASCO ELEC. CO. 727 N. Eleventh mts om both; and that as far as Wheiesale Distri it articie sduced by the great wis ss « : + : . : ——. Rarity our farmers are co. ye Us liv det Pr. ~ pecially wor! . World’s Speediest sheave Has Lost All — Empty Them Fill Them at Through the the Faucet Spigot “. Carrring TERMS $15 Down, 1 Year to Pay - - A Washing for Five in 30 Minutes! “3 wonderful. new. work-saring ‘Tasher T that washer 12 shirts or equivalent in SIX £1 IY-TrT ES anal - \ at he TES, and it Bs anes toe This $15 Set of — Drain EZ Tubs; —— With Each Absolutely Clean Without a reorganized + d t Pur | Preparing or Soaking Clothes neless if genuine program pee Ss er - g 4 vi 3 — — 7 ae . “ pitti —- a chased During ture to lock for ie cothes washer. Easy operation D ife, re asonable pr oe ae a This Sale! the guarantee of a company with o8 years of eiectrical experience Come in and See This MARVELOUS WASHER IN ACTION or Phone for Demonstration in Your Home érandt €lectric Co. 904 PINE ST. “Serving the Home Electrically Since 1886." CHestnut 922 “onvert farmers > INCOMPARABLY COOL IT’S A THROAT SPECIALIST 29 great tobaccos blended to produce the mildest — and coolest— smoke vou ever knew! Every puff is cool—and after a dav of smoking, your throat actually feels soothed. DUE TO THE ESSENTIAL OILS OF LISTERINE Without affecting the great tobacco flavor itself, the essential oils of Listerine con- tribute their well known soothing effect. No wonder you can smoke so many! No wonder your throat will feel so well! For sale at all cigar counters in St. Louis and Vicinity. Lambert Pharmacal Co.; St. Louis; Mo. LIS TERINE CIGARETTES ONSIDER YOUR THROAT ae pe ’ -~ ° ig MaxINg proper | tionai relief. and ?t | is eas! er to use the Commi iSSi wheal to : ter ar of aManufacturer’s Surplus Stock Permits UstoSell Th Radio Cabinets at 50%(€ Install your radio set in one of these handsome Cabinets and make it as fine and beautiful as if you had a $250 radio. Radio, Cabal adio. aDime ' (Abeve) $93.75 to bettom—it is of a very } sgn—overlay trimmings amd Walnut veneer over hardwoe ~—~ - @ a Gisw ~ 2re = Day Only $1 Weekly Pay Only $I Wee _— eee ss =e eee eee eee -_ These Cabinets in Your Home ‘ CTURE to sour wie PERIOD DESIGNED RADIO CABINET delightfully handsome Radic 7 ° “ outfit you will have if vou in- {Above ) stail vour radio set in one of these ee PEERS ea ee eae lie nstalling vour radia i & Cabmets! You wil have an outfit nailens its: Sie tin cuisine i ee A ee Page gs ys — that looks as if it had cost $250 cr | ERE ESE NS oS sam: Cine this atuuanial all Cau | . S a 50 more: And indeed :t would if vou NE SN es EN FAN BI AEST Be had boughr it complete. , : ae ao ek | Pay Only $1 Weekly _e se ee ae ee ee See ee will we be able to repeat offer! It was only by that we were able to ac manufacturer's surplus Radio Cabinets—it will cad worth vour while to visit i Friday! all emma mm ey em emer mmat ’ 2 A) A) A) A |) em c —_—_—_— D> ee ee Pe _ Portable a el gol" (| Pay Only $1 Weekly oF ap «4p . ma 6 ~ is . ‘si ' s at - * * > - Y . ae - ie 4 a : -, . . ‘* . ae ‘ .* : yj . . c ‘ é« — _— —. , : . . , a4 - : ‘ M si 4 ¥ Bs Ned « ‘ _ : ~ 7 7 a = r : oa a . e . ' - = . . 2 “ ; - . " 7 “ -— ee hn a be ru -. > a ~~ as ; e : fy TCG DOGS e Gesigmung on eve! lece. 4 lat surfac : os 2 ti rs over harcwoocs. } ha , ‘ o sr . = - we i f Ala c ae) ba ~ as exiia - .* r .* i sad wer i : - _ -_ : we Y > » . a y ¥ ane . ‘ ~ > : ‘ . A . ~ + — 2 - - : . > eS at ae ‘ A ae ‘ i: > . a SR ao Mlle eseraaginers mer Aes stl Miata, Soe. 5 ea! Se ee |

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ae | a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928. portant Offer- ine _Coty Face ‘Powder With cials! — sto Sell These injured nerv- oo y Bm, in time. WO. ose acs 2 rge bottie $2. If. after using. you 25¢ P. D. Q. Po d r 28c are not entirely satisfied. your money Black Flag Insect Powder, will be refunded. Booklet giving eom- 32c, 62c | Bitte dietary, etc, free on request. - apaconsrsece Roach Powder. 19¢,439c Peterman’s Discovery...25c, 47¢c Thompson's Roach Powder, 44c, 8ic Peterman’s Ant Food... -19c, 39c Red Devil Roach Powder, 17c, 34c Camphor Balls or Gamphor Flakes, 2 lbs., 25c. 10 Ibs., $1 Paris Green, % Ib., 19¢; Ib., 63c Absorene Wall Paper Cleaner, 10c + ee A Crane NO Ni ett Me hee il PAGES 21—34 _ The $ . a a = Chewing Gum, Mints | , ate and Fruit Drops | : ee | Beech-Nut (all flavors), Black- Jack, Pepomint, Mints or: Beech- l-orz, blocks, Pound tins— Cuticura Salve 44c 87c Ice- Mint 47¢ 93c Bromo Seltzer 27c 53c 98c Horlick’s Malted Milk 42c 83c $3.15 50c Kleenex Cold Cream Remover Fluid Cloths, Can, 25 44c Sensational Rubber Goods Sale All Our Water Bottles and Syringes Guaranteed I Year $1.50 Washington 89 $1.50 Washington Fountain Syringe Cc Water Bottle.. $3.00 Superior Fountain $2.50 Ladies’ Syringe, seamless, extra- . a" size $2 19 . ate $2. 50 these $1. 98 Water Bottle .... tubing . $3.00 Security Combination Syr- $2.50 Washington Combination Fountain Syringe, Hot- ] 69 $ inge and Hot - Water Bottle. Strycmnine, wpwltts Rees tate . “ ~ ~ ~nm om atin Ae ea eent ce a ~ a re ~ tees =. ne bot We — - ~~ eee ey RL oe A ND we me er 30 9 nine one ~~ 206 ee a nate ie = > ~ “ ao tte ee as - te . > ~e THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER this charming Dainty Powder Sifter, in a lovely satiny-siiver finish. Convenient eh hetdieg te ining tein ean eran eae Wolff-Wilson’s Famous Theatrical Cold Cream Regular 75e value— 50c Tébs, 42 OAS, ee ae 3 9c $3 value; wl cme 51.98 |Rheumatics are | Adult’s Lunch Kit Wild with doy Complete with pint bottle—reg¢- ular $3.00 value; Lunch Kits Children’s size —ec omplete with %-pint bottle: regular EIN NY Re A SE TE EE I meester) cent IA ONE REI PRE ye es meee ah Radio Cabinet (Above) 393-0 his ideal Cabinet has 2 doors from top ) bottom—at is of a very handsome de- ‘ go—overlay trimmings and panelings Another Sensational Value to Be Found at falnut veneer over hardwoods, inside | Wolff-Wilson’s Only a = Only $1 Weekly 4a 3 for 25c LA RIENTA CIGARS KILLS MOTHS THE MODERN Wi Strictly Long Filler—Very Mild Clean, sanitary and sure. k ' 50 5c Each pacts $2.50 NEUTRALITY Imported Brands—Big Blunts 3 10€ (o> $3.23 100 Chas. Denby, Tungsten, Agent, Niles Moser. Hauptmann Handmade, Ribbon, (foil) Turkish, White eT he aut alotete sf A AO rm Ceara. <li a Ce a ee $5.00 Inecto Rapid Hair Dye $3.98 Drug Specials Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, pint, 59c Spirits of Camphor, Tincture Iodine, 106 Phenolpthalein Wafers... 100 C om poun d ( Cathartic Pills, ~ ~ bd Peat Sele S. VAWE nt Serie on ieee ee ee aed, Den eed Nurito Prescription Acts Sale Price Magic, Making Bed-ridden Sef ee ferers Get Up and Dance. . Rubberset Brushes DRUGGISTS GUARANTEE If Nothing has so startled the com- munity as the effect of Nurito, s physician's prescription for rheu- matism, neuritis, neuralgia, sciatica | and tumbago, It is now to be had at the local drug stores and is cere tainly a boon to humanity: Many Spray your garments with ENOZ be- fore stering them away for the summer. What a relief to know they are safe from the revaging moths. WILL NOT STAIN. Regular $1.00 Value. Sale Price HAIR CLIPPERS For cutting and bobbing hair. Price, 79c 714-Inch Barber Shears S _ » Price "69c Alarm Clocks Wilsonia Back - bell alarm. Guaranteed 1 year. apn ep ee «= 4 Gp A Fortunate Purchase OU are indeed fortunate _ if Y vou purchase during this great sale! For not soon, if ever, | will we be able to repeat such an offer! It was only by sheer luck that we were able to acquire this manufacturer's surplus stock of : Radio Cabinets—it will -be well : [ Friday and Saturday.... won't believe such g thing possible as almost instant relie in even bed-ridden cases of excruciating 79c E mpire Puaes ‘Oil, ‘pt. bot., Rhinitis Tablets (100) 4-oz. Cascara Arorn.. pain. They say it must be a nar- eotic. But it isn’t anything of the sort, and to prove it, get the regu- Wolff-Wilson’s Handmade 6 25c 25" 98C Red Det. John Ruskin, Wm. Penn, Havana Ribbon,. New Currency, Mel- | & ba, Garcia Babies, Davis Smokers, | Havana Brockmeyer's Handmade, King Edward, | Owl. ct for 2,5¢ Box of Special 6c Each 50, $2 SMOKING TOBACCO AT CUT PRICES 75c116-oz. Velvet 95c¢ 85-¢ 116-o0z. Prince Albert 95c 95c 116-oz. Serene Mixture $1.15 15]|' Per Carton of 10 Pkgs. lar package from the drug store. Try it as directed and if it doesn't | VW UV VOVY YY. Sale Price, 79c, $1.29 HERE IT IS! Biggest Selling Medicine in St. Louis—Over Million Bottles Sold Past Year Witch ‘Hesel, pt. bot., Wwerwns Boric Acid Powder, Ib....... Seidlitz Powders, « $1.25 Elixir Iron, Quinine and prove almost a miracle in driving away pain with two or three doses the druggist will refund the price you paid him for it. Ask at the drug store for a box of Nurito on this ss mere 93c $1. 79 worth your while to visit this sale | Friday! $1.00 Superior Rubber Glores KOTEX 29c 3 PKGS., 85<¢ : ying. Cards wands: a Tale Poker Chips, 49c Boxes of 100—red, white and bice. $1 Scott’s Organic Bicycle Playi Iron Tonic Sale Price, 79C “Eh GIRLS! ek Why be bothered mi’ with using a cream your pow- Spring Maid Cold Cream Powder already has the creatn in its base, which makes it cling gently to your om Adds charm even to the tit Hanon ‘A Box 61. ele Rubbing Alcohol, 3 Pt. Bottles, $1.00 Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 2 Doz., 25c; Pettis of 090 2.2.5... s. . Ge Rem Cough Remedy .... .55c, 95¢ a _ | = * Om | Particular: Ga eatin o me Peoastiwe se = | : sie fg4 | requirements of [ius c Hill’s Cascara Quinine .... Cc ning-Room Suite is the Riene. Valuabic aa $1.00 Ironized Yeast Tablets ... 69c croghllger yo FR toe acogy ed Catlin’s Mineral Oil, Pt., 49c, 3 bots., $1.25 —. lat ourtaces: are geauiea’d caveth. 52 bettie 50c Catlin’s Sage and Sulphur . . 29c perenne, 2. 5c Hinkle’s Pills, 100’s, 3 Bottles, 50c $1.00 Squibb’s California ae 2 60c Pinex Cough Remedy ... . 49c Larvex Moth Spray ...: 79c, $1.29 Ovaltine ...38c, 65c, $1.19, $4.48 16-oz. Granger Rough Cut 16-oz. Tuxedo 16-oz. Half and Half CIGARETTES CHESTERFIJELDS is LUCKY STRIKE OLD GOLD PIEDMONTS CAMELS HOME RUNS LISTERINE The Safe Antiseptic A safe, non-irri- tating solution. Special Sale of Extra-Heavy ~ SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY an io AB $5.00 oa $4. 49 ns cach... 9de49 Squibb’s Tooth Paste ........ 36C€ 50c Cutex Combination triiemorer BOC 50c Stillman’s Freckle Cream . . 44€, 50c Orchard White .........42€ Jergens Benzoin Lotion. . . . 43¢, 89c $1.50 Graham's Beauty Secret .. 98c" Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cream, 53c, 89¢ Ambre Royal Face Powder .... 95¢ 50c Java Rice Face Powder .. . 44¢ 60c Pompei: Face Powder .. . 50Cc 60c Pompeian Rouge........ 50C€ 50c Woodbury’s Face Powder. . 37¢ 50c Freeman’s Face Powder .. . 44c 60Oc Forhan’s Tooth Paste ..... 49¢ before der? Simms Anklets .. linen Abdominal Belts, $5.00 value All Sizes Up to 44 An ideal coffee maker, all enameled — Therefore n 0 bitter metallic taste — Sanitary, healthful, durable. In attractive colors—to match breakfast room, stoves and kitchen— 98c Easy to clean. Sale price 8 AY ANTM AME ER ET RABI ANRC AE NER NR Core oatedeenitate ~ ~ Se yompanyne . o_o New standard models—gold plat- ed—regular $5. eo ae 38 Gillette models, effective, om the We have Proclaimed the most jm 2greeable Tonic-Laxative im American market today. m it, of course. Special, ; per bottle oW's e@aeeeevee een eene 3 BRotties, 82.50 Ne a ee Kifer He. oahe ~_ Sanh PRR, ey eek, Pee WORE en col tow ernbene POR oan ee cine. agi tiles ohie cerentiagi iat nity en ao Eastman Make Brownie, 9o019 Brownie, 9de19 Finishing Pictures Films left up to 10 A. M. may be had same day by 5 P. M. Expert Work <a * OSS — ima SO tM (FE, oe. eee, A a Ne cote awe: on. ey nen pio. A —_gemise = . ys P Dont Let Older Folks 3SED-DAVENPORT SUITE $98 od Was $198—NOW ~ VELOUR BED. DAVENPORT $129 | $146 ) CANE BED-DAVEN- Was $246—NOW SUITE 70 Ww VOM SUITE yauEER DINING-ROOM $98 $159 VENEER DINiNe- Reguiarly $259—NOW. nvenient Terms ——— me — —eEeEeEeEeEeE—EeEEU Ee Dandruff f Kill Your '* Get Rid of Dandruff This Easy Way Scalp specialists say that 91% of all baldness and thin- — heir comes from dandruff. Banish it quick! Fitch's Sul emeons Shampoo kills Stodeall an amazing ae oe on at the same time. Simply dissolves ir like magi Se doa’s let dandraff run on: At the frst n, get rid of it the Pitch way. You beve to wash your hai anyway — why not use a sham rid of dandruff at the iid aia? Wontll ee tenecd doe Gans cine pu ery ie! Famous for Over 30 ) cars DANDRUFF REMOVER Ghampco : Sale Price 69c and $1.29 30c Grove’s Brown Quinine ... Z24c 40c Castoria (Fletcher’s)...... 29€C $1.00 Hyne’s Comes......... 83C $1.50 Van Ess Hair Tonic, 3 Bottles,$2.50 $1.25 Bludtife ........... 99€ $1.00 Saop-Elixir .. Quart Can, 79c 35c Energine Dry Cleaner .... 27C Putnam’s Dry Cleaner... . Z7C, 33C€ $1.10 Nuxated Iron...... .. 89C S.S.S. Blood Tonic ... $1.13, $1.83 50c Packer’s Liquid Tar Shampoo, 37c Mentholatum ......... 23¢€, 44€ Pinkham’'s Vegetable Compound, 9 8c Phillips’ Milk Magnesia, Large Bot.,45c ital Cotton ... Pound Roll, 39c 5-Yard Package Sterilized Gauze, 49c 25c Jetum Hat Dye......... 18€ 5-Lb. Carton W. W. Epsom Salts, 39c 7 5c Johnson’s Floor Wax, Lb. Can, 59c 50c Ipana Tooth Paste reocccee Ge Listerine Tooth Paste’........ 2Z1c $1.00 Ben Hur Perfume, Ounce, 79¢c 50c Kolynos Liquid Mouth Wash, 44c 50c Pebeco or Pepsodent Tooth Paste,42c Revelation Tooth Powder .... 28c 50c Lyon’s Tooth Powder... . 39¢ Odorono.........-. 29¢,49c, 89c 50c Batha Sweet ......---- 46K Mum Deodorant ....*.. 27¢, 53¢ 50c Carmen Face casein —— ee 25cWoodbury’s Soap... . 3 for 59c 25c Palmolive After-Shaving Talc., 18c Sayman’s Soap 06 ap 00» ae ae 50c Princess Pat Rouge ...... 39€ $1.00 Princess Pat Face Powder, 79c Milkweed Cream .......47¢, 93C¢ 50c Palmer’s Almond Meal... 39c AIL ORDI This mild lhver medicine does not shock the system. It acts gentiy, starts the bile flow- ng and keeps the Bi Clean in «@ pleasant. easy way. That's why Lane’s Pills are used b: Take many older peseie. What Wouldn’t I Give to Have Lovely Hands! LANE'S BILLS | ere 3 Pkgs., 50c es that she would give anything! PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED—ADDRESS 700. WASHINGTON AVE. —ADD 10% OF ENTIRE ORDER FOR POSTAGE AND PACKING ~ em areata eee ot

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___» ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH g ——~__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as: OE BODAY. MAROM BE 1926... tl a Nee ee — ‘ , ' NN eee ee —_— we eee ee eee eee cnet esate New 48 Hour Tests MOMUTEFORDEAF womete = DI GGLY WIGG | If you feel that your pep, health | Contral School Requires $152,-| | Surety Loans Are Better Ask us how and why ‘and strength are being lowered by | ayy x | bladder weakness, disturbed sleep, | 375 to Complete Fund for | backache and leg and groin pains, a New Building. the new Cystex 48-Hour Test may be the very thing you need. inst We. invite you to give us an opportunity to show you why a discounted loan with no interest charges on the unpaid bal- ance each time you make a payment is much cheaper. Any person of good character and earn- ing power may secure a loan from us at rates that are reasonable as well as legal, and repay same in small regular install. ments out of income. | test. If vou soon feel like new, full of pep, able to sleep soundly with | } ba | $392,735 fund for erection of a %, Your payments earn !n- q terest if made regularly. . i ¥ ee ¢ Jae * oS better tomorrow. Learn the joy of | meeting of the managers, trustees | ‘healthful living. No need to risk a| 27d friends of the school, at a/| : ‘luncheon at Hotel Statler yester- ; ‘you are the sole judge of your sat- | @*°: isfaction under the Cystex legal. Receipts for maintenance and ‘operation in the: calendar year | 1927 were $69,016, including $53.- Professional Services in many, 703 jin tuitions and $13,607 from 'penny on unproved things because ttl ssl a — le A GO GO ag et tt a a ea a a —— eee see (em cme me een “Bring Us Your Financial Troubles” SURETY LOAN AND THRIFT CO. 1022 LOCUST ST. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. M: te j ‘lines are offered Post-Dispatch! tye Community Fund, Disburse- | \ | readers through the Professional! ments exceeded this amount by'| + * AVIN S . / “Want” columns, 1$10.15. | TEMPLAR EMPRESS ——— A demonstration of the accom- | | | * meee eaten } plishments of deaf pupils of thej| —E EXCHANGE STORE—412 N. 12TH ST. |= at cone wives Sateve ‘tnd: 300} | persons who attended the luncheon. EARLY JUNE EXTRA STANDARD Central Institute uses the _ oral method of instruction exclusively, | disregarding sign language, and | teaches its pupils lipreading and | painstakingly develops the _ voice. ; The children give playlets, recita- | ? y ; Me, “A - si : “ ‘ a og walla Co OA : Lisl, tions and songs. One entertaining A _ One entert Z | feature was the joint description by | ts | half a dozen totally deaf boys and 4 . + . . ' V4 e girls of Lindbergh’s recent Latin- American flight, in response to a 2B, 1112-1114 OLIVE ST. fos | - Central Institute, a pionecr and 1 1 1 C- sd leader in its field, trains the deaf, offers corrective measures for de- fective speech, educates teachers for the deaf and conducts scien- A tease et an * i: + sa oi ——{ Neighborhood Store—5206-8 Gravois |—— |p} »: The first carload of the season's istring beans arrived here from ‘ HART | Brownsyviile, Tex., today. They are BRAND HART BRAND ‘listed wholesale at 22 cents a pound. | LITTLE DOT . FANCY CROSBY . » . S ecial | ee P EAS 7 ° ki | O atter THE TINIEST & FINEST PACKED | MED. CAN “YELLOW ¢ J | MASK” | KIpNEY BEANS “s HART BRAND, MAHOGANY RED MEDIUM CANS = & MEDIUM Sets bs cee *eee a ‘Don’t let that Yellowish Tinge on your Teeth Deny You Beauty; . This New Way Brings Glorious TTT TIT Whiteness Quickly—Try It!s g inom. | LL tooth enamel is ivory white—yours, | too. , |» That yellowness comes from a “liquid | 'sement” in your saliva, which glues to your | teeth—then hardens, Forms a glassy enve- |} lope over the enamel. Food, tobacco and | \ ty © MED. CAN 7 Sa ASPARAGUS REGINA UN- GRADED, NO. 1 ROUND CANS Frurts ror §; 4 LIBBY OR DEL MONTE; 56 FRUITS IN HEAVY SYRUP; SMALL CAN. ere eer eet ove S252 SS ESRRERERE EERE E Eh 4G SGSS GREER EEE Ee MESSER on A ene ese | coffee stain it yellow. Ordinary dentifrices | © tive no aid—they gloss right over this DROMEDARY | But there is a special, non-gritty substance | PORK AN’ ‘shat banishes this beauty blight swiftly. | snamel. 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PAGE 24 ~_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CARDINALS SCORE SIX RUNS IN INNING AND BEAT BALTIMORE, 9 7% ~~ = a Se AROS: hg 4 GRABOWSKI, ON Cardinals Box Score. Kress Makes Five ‘MULLEN WILL A : Welw. ATTEME EL GIA HILL IN FIRST, sumone ., Errors as Browns _ TRY TO PREVENT Ml - QUART DUNS OUT YIELDS 4 TALLIES ===". efeat Phils, 9-3 TITLE BATTLE ©‘ NV “SSO by 54 SESSIC Porter rf ~t : er No Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. Chicagoan, Backed Up by igh ae feet 1% incaes % cas ) Pp . = _ Score of © of Match, Fia., March 15.—Getting away to an early’ [imo Boerd, Deciares aoe ta See en aes © ie | sition + to 1190—New Title Burt naam gue gee He Holds First Claim on irst ngagement, Clerel i on vr | ea Ya © er Had High Runs of, Mandell’s Services. ie Oe. a BD and 194. Browns Box Score : | | 1927 RECORD. — oF ———— Lamotic ss... Wildness of Oriole Hurlers Harris ir Help McKechnies Men Sa = i ' : © oe* In Piling Up. Scores ~ ‘Koenig « Martin Slugs Ball. . COUMBE P + ba 2 By WwW. Be McGoogan SELArrEY P Of the Poasi-Dispatch Sport “taff. PARK Filia. Ma sas | | Total 11 CARDINALS AB. R. H. Martin ri... ee. 2 2 Williamson rf. 0 O O Douthit cf.....2 O Frisch 2b Toporcer NOW sa» 6 Soo conengoseo”™ SOrFONKENN SO we ~m~Ococ ocr OWN a lo tated Press ee, “ISCO. March ‘rom béhind with & Edouard ee ee ee ee i ee a a ee i a i a Ae x Fmst ore MBS eee eae BROWNS. — atmo Boxing Commissio: be . Inn. BB. SO. Hits. RRO _ Lf 4 +2 os a . BRC — AB. R. 281 +> 67 =99 to rN pened paw Ww ~~. he a McNeely me : wT Vw iw nal ~» UI Brannon Bive ib. schulte cf the world 18.2 co jake Schaefer here | cunt of 1590 te i1da ee oo ad Rel dl OL al Lt” \ » ir\ IG (a | W Ik In A\ W S & 3 ac a i Kress 55 Bennett rf ~e FY ~ s oe = ~- Sax, 3b O'Neill c OGDEN P. COFEMAN P. PP PLP ee i iis statins - . 7 _ Ris ° fighting way Dut of of the Little } recisil a mandate. Tunzsey W os ee . ickard to match bim at | favrweigcht Q CaS | ence Ww Tom Heeney and for- = ied wr om matching Heener an Hurst ib Reeticer if Bell. 3b. Maraniille ss ee ie omnia in a Q oe he ; his farm in I aska | life of a country gaat =~ It © SOHMOHH OOOO tc ol mMooNRHONNO? wuloocooouoooon wy foto es olwnabuuout ods : i a. . hile Porter was safe on Bell's! hre Schuble ss... oe tv Tota! ~ ~~ Dec is c GR ABOWSKI FX SMITH P HALD P Bladcs | Hat : NEW YORK, arch ssions when § 'Hahn, crack Bosten J “eamecured a sight lead. way of Making ‘t distance rumper, flee ‘of 248. 194 and 164, ;ene. Eliminating op- in hi c hie iT im the fifty ponents by word of mouth, beats ym ; ns eel 2 , virtually the taking a chance in the ring. ming ‘Oo rte ud ot & : : 7 ) it puts no new figures in Schaefer, despite his pian alae “lead » dia Biu Sand Sothoren 82710 3 ' oa , OU a) RUNS. Thonrp-un ae i Fergus WV richtstone eoeooeoee oo Ccrrl ———— e—_ ———— teaeen e738 9 right ees Oe wn +. BALTIMORI Le ea: 2h re 4200100001 ® Gling the dase rightstone lined wijcon c. CARDINALS -o Brannon, who stepped om $€c- | Lopercon p 10060020 > ee oe we cee "THIRD INNING SWEETL'D P BROWNS — Kress doubiead -° Jj Schalte Hoppe Wins Suer ae __ | defend his wun ths eae cee ied J k ; nx ge Se ae 33 : 3 Ma ; contract w set t to see Mandell retain | may touch botton bold by only a few gm Tee 7 i |! step ] . > : ng no effort to cout Former Balkline King Assured **\* ee : : ra r Xo repeiinenietry Senge “nile In @ scheduled eg Th PHiLAVS. A . -kOWNS as [ had r De otoriess. ithe r record ford in ne) bi of at Least a Tie for Angle = 4-3 3:5 center. K re a , patie tre viiiameeinadi preas : AD SAM JO! , red i, mtg ns ode - Sek one) ee eee THIRD INNING i to — Pe | sek ee ‘0 give me reasonabl Jandel! has been a drabeham- | © : (12 held Jointly RMEMMEMBmen for oor innings Bet a ae aes League Title. >a _— ae “ ; PHILLEES } shal? +) wcll _— ™ 23 % $19.909 ecentract 3 Paaro Nurmi, the ‘ mie eller ng only x: se i y - Ps : » ° ~ i . ; ‘ me . : - * Oué Se er oF’ i Loe a _ 2 os pe ; ~ La rounds. reg: L—- » ORGANIZES FOR SEASON winced that Mullen could not eb- t of giving Jrm Mullen a kick WOMEN’S CITY TITLE tI nd finally 87 with At aecwapiagcege’ Wie ) a GOLF TOURNEY TO BE — ‘Wms 7 and an unfina eo to *in the champ PLAYED ON JUNE 11 3 city championship goif ment fo women will ve x: May. he ma: Le the Norman- | r : a ris! q unr ? Itt was decided CUNNINGHAM LOSES TO That would leave Mallen the + meeting of the St. Louis Dis- | CHICAGO, DEFENDING CHAMPION tusks, and Rickard the kernel. =. _; . women’s Golf Association last iel Hudson. ~~ ond. Be: sine gu-eiecte IN HANDBALL TOURNEY ee bt T str ‘champion St. FOURT INNING. (ram Lasten lest 2 by wirtwe base p1— mes M. Ri was re-elected s i | sllatenie iin nigh The district meetings qill; Co@mrpien RAT TIMORE “ge weno Peas ee 7 victo: - ne ss eieana eitouas etary and treasurer Sy the Associa Press , be played every second riday,| late eighties and see ean airopag: One “aa : 0 hls ee : > "LEVELAND, « March 13.— pening on May 4 at Algonquin.’ die righ: jleacon was by hieckhefer at Doyis ademy., FIFTH INSIN6 Besse: ’ : ie : Tunney Eliminates Them. ys si ec ape, Aigenq died at his home am PrPOWNS—S ¢ ete eorg 4 mn of B: Team matches will be plared on; after a brief iim a ‘ se Se a ee ee te ee i i i ld : ai . e Be Nan ¢ . OC oer NNFE ry 4 ch brought Bigg@ His opposition a m coints of victory im tll | Johnny Theobeild, of @ 2 Moniar session. At that cat TR fer od only 59 im the® ! | as “eold”™ by ait tn the € «as making the OCH We He mm a ~ a anneennemeneinmmmanttiel . eee ee ee We WO 0 Se¢crwOmhrRON CWO locw- “J Wy WwW | ty Peg ’ Se t} ’ & v “ ei ai lta ss i late oo - ; ~ aeggll . =, 3 : ti = ‘ - S =~ ye CARDINALS—Cates we | wared a | at fo ae oe ee eck nie Says ~msruanA fas le ie ee ie le i i nam Tt hes * : a a . % > +2. ce 3m F . SU Ded ; : “iC waiked Maranry) : ‘ ci ba Uy : i ded iiiaia i : " id * cv z 2 . ' ; ~ sa ¥ Why Clown Cigarettes are Made by Organized Number Ten of a series of statements was hit by a the h SIATH INNING W NS—ioffman stru A | Aa 4 Dempsey to Box - At Benefit Show Former Champion to Oppose Emanuel in Exhibition for Flood Sufferers. issociation has a ef 251 coblegel of West i _ iction ever ‘ion against. any on VY, KKZEEKRXE a. Archdeacon and Port: Martin scoring Frisch as Virginia wad Central twe | — = oF ow a 2 2. Ty O _ SEVENTH INNING BROWNS—Sweetland went Squalor, filth and depression in. a to ee employees’ homes are industrial 4" °°" oS ee folly. A debased producing class is a hte ye a menace to industry. Give labor 7a. oS SS a home owning wage—a cultural — = wage—a wage for independence. This is one of the principles of the American Federation of Labor. | QRALTIMORE —Dixon sagled bat forced O'Neil win on > na . ° , We believe in this principle. Anothet oe ee “wewrn ee awe A reason why Clown Fp are ; sla * . } eke a ~ , _ ~ ~ 2 ” . P > - 6 . a 2 rs fo, 2 a ‘ sini 2 _ . vs pia: : , ' . = , ~ as _—s : - . os . . >. _ * . ’ ~ a . ° pene e ia a : - ‘ 5 : enc. Archdeacon ent out laid | Oy a <%-13 score. dh ’ the | Branron Fribe wie Se Se made by FIFTH INNING. BALTIMORE — H to pitch for -<pagndatrMnagmanle he Lamotte popped t relied to Schubie . 4 . 8 po pped to Ra ton. Tai unded to Bru- .ce Hudkins, eDraska wildc nier. : ruin } : ‘t Lamotte Caos IGe] : Us us weiterweizn: FIGHRHTH INNING. walked. Teporcer flied to “TO*? * amo appear | bene- RROWNS—Spalding ov) VO RNS ; SIATH INNING. 4 FAN - to Hurst. Urba Sehuble's iengc thro from dé ied winning tee 7; ; — 4 q v . — “NO RIN with } atte c oe NINTH INNING. ge, AXTON-FISHER TOBACCO Co., fae CARDINALS— Mur Bru — a BROWNS—Biue walked. ¥F SNS | LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY nier to Rarto: Poet ten toudled Schulte fanned. Kress singled : : a a : 3 g te left. Bell out | let *ndin 7 ‘on. Schuble SEVENTH INNING. BALTIMORE fer a short thit then rac: Porter s fanned. xO RC Ns CARDINALS—Koenic hind the piate for Balt ‘is out, Nrbanski to Barton. Haid is ee a ee alias walked. Martin singie@ to center,| navis hit inte a double Gla. 1. 3 y ll Haid stepping at second Dout hit i motte to Brunier to “tm onl Fort Wayne Five Is Victor. : Ae aa Peter _ Hauptmann drew the ninth pass for the acCrds. RUNS. Fite me + | By the Aqpeciase DP-eae. : yr 308 N. 4th St. Giling the bases. Lamotte made! NINTH INNING CLEVELAND. 0. Marts . . Rate Tei, MAin a driving catch of Topoercer’s tine; BALTIMORE—tUrban ‘“ eut Fort Warne won the f ai drive, = threw inte right eid! schubi- te Hurst. ena ngled a playoff series with Chk eas Wide ois ae | Bary Porter o@ut.Toporcer to last night for the right to repre- ing. Hurst out Brunier te ves ee ag “Lamotte Singied off Bell's sent the Western half of the Two Rux=. wer diemeage shins, Brunicr stopping at . American Professional Baske*tba!! 'Harris singled to center. er League in a later ttle fer the EIGHTH INNING - tile whe, scoring. Bart ree i leagu ‘t) al ALTINORE—Wiiliamson i “ssc ONE tg — oer ue Ute. The score was 2f to . 2 _ - Archdeacon was frre lo as a » aa . 7 4% third whet a 7 ’ ana tarew to Bell. rTyY?T ;3 i RR vag ethingee Io6k POP iw he thay: wf Ne ae Setia Be hy sts80. Do RN RIGOR ABER: 8 safe A ygtaap a RRL! PE eC v4 a ae # * xepe

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4 - _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ___. THURSDAY, MARCH Ss te: UU ee - ~__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ : PAGE 20 RE, 9 TO@HOREMANS CAPTURES 18.2 BALKLINE TITLE, DEFEATING SCHAEFER | ? oo q . ! BPP PPP LDL PO Pe —PP LOLOL A Al dt dl 0! Pelt lM ‘ : MD : a. F er a New Orleans Charts | ' % 3 4 : ; 7 ) Ra . R LPPPAP PP PAL LALA LPL BLA ABBA ALLA Pel LD A AA OANA AAA AAA A , _ - ; 7 ‘ : Be Its ° : 1 RING | * a | cing iNesu Weather clear; track fast. | it | 7 “8 PP PPI NLD LLLP ALLER FIRST KACE—$1000. claiming. maidens. 2-year-olds. four furlengs—Stirt | nf A Se Roce | me | At Ha good, won easily; place same. Went to post at 2:21: at post 2 minutes. Wine | ie a i . SSS vana. netr. b. c. 2 by The Porter-My My. Trainer, J. F. Schorr. Time, -24, :48 1-0. ae, : R r a 3 ; } R: . e el om ; | Weather clear: track g ; a ue to winners, 00, B17 5, $100, $25. = a a ; : Bs a : ' FIRST RACE— Son : oi i A 0)" | 4 geben 4 i | lLower Vive (Thomast see! Zugionss: | HORSE. WT. PP. ST. % Str. Fin. Jockes. Odds _to I 2 . a . ‘ +43 "Tk a , : 2 - - . - es -« D-1 -% My Word $s 4 rt ‘ 9 . - ’ ** ati a 4 ' “ ) yd. ; ‘ 3 - 3 E - } ; ”? ear Little Op Si 1 bE a Title Hold fm “ard (Pernia)... 3 $f ist; - = ay Po “a - , : _— >> "ich | ? | Subtle } 7 - oe | auUnder Crash . . ton ; to 1190-—New lay |tomobile licenses for 1928. VW ish | Other Feature of Bears’ |= Gle Da chert = Ve é i eooamne 4:10. | Any More Heavies Until THIRD RACE—Six furlongs: My Word, away fast, opened a long lead and won galloping. Sporting Blues : — r} : oe i 7Tnaffeman — A oecteorr * ; > j , . .* J 1] ~ * ha Pickar } shoes until the Olympictyyeee™ e | | : , ) Jerry Hofimar. former Western HAVANA SCRATCHES. | Le o 7b the post R. Deprema _ 2 Although Rickard did not make _ : Sporting Blues ti Boston A. A. Star Qe f Match, 1500 Spring passed, we note that quite a num- (| [On Tie," Sister ‘Sue "Quiniam’ and Bome | Dany Pi 2220°225001 Ge Final Score of Match, ig ee Whitl Collins in|” | Evelyn ‘L es ; it er Stops Collins in| «. is ' Guerra ) raw He Sees Tunney — Title i j ics mer gs . 2 : : Ke “ed . His pipes need thawing out. *324.200 Shares of Ladio Sold Betas Win Trophies. George Mehas (G. suffered early interference, closed gamely in the final furlong. Lena M. followed ; ’ ’ claiming. 3-year-olds_ ) . | + ETRANCIS! , . 77 . si - | ToR : BAN FRAS* | Miss Nancy Miller will marry ; Th Oo est Until He g winners, $700. $175. $100. $25 —----——- ing anything but cheerful after 7 . next Saturday.—News item. (Guerra | champion, | pecial 10 the Post-Dispatch ni berry alsc ran. ~ " : on on he ; —— : - . . LOYD HAHN, star miag T HIS wedding were hopipe | pi frate rnity which placed five; Olapper (C. Meyer).. 8-5 | : PRE A ati aie . . | Dubois _=" June 14, the date projected for a - fans Time, 1:56. Three Ds. Mone Meg. Sal-| 68 ad eee ies o aS 3 9 : MM. Mere: i280 )6«6| heavyweight title match at the P 1é Ina. ti gg a . *) y , ; that he has hung up his z 4 Th 3 Then al} bis troubles he'd forcet. | : s appare! } ——— — in Boston, and that if he @amenmiracl na oubles hed forcet, DI ae re On. Ponce._ , | Lena } na ee ae 4 } . a a ‘. my» Al ; ’ > e e ; — ae . >} Tt3 & 5 4 ' 1 + A - oe ’ HE robin pipes his merry| ber of people have taken out au-| RACE—Six furlongs: sil] Phillips ........ oe. ae ee 3 Promoter Will Not Trot Out ‘ ; 4 3 “ 3 ‘a : ) wot teats = y c o- | ‘ _ : “i ye ; . )* . Dubois Wins by 60 Yar, j - Had High Runs of 248 In March or there about; (| Mr. Koeln would collect his taxes rm. 5. Camilla, Crestwood Se ge | S Pites : Meyer) 5.9 - pace, but weakened in the last sixteepth. Dandy Phil finished very fast. Holder Favors Heeney. — . in Hectic Trading. Broad Silk (Mvon)....... 6: 7s $2 mutuels paid: My Word, win $19.00, place $7.80, show $0.20; Sporting e . ; | Tourteen cham pionshi in "eS-i 1 is by the Associated Preag, O, March 13.— Dressed up 10 summer ciocthes, | eee , ham pionships - | Siehand and Woody also ran. | driving. Ipace same. Went to post et 2:48: at post 1 minute. - oe . . 7 . * * - 1s 2 . hehind with a series But can't do justice to his song . * ; tc Spming from | ‘the former Maharajah of Indore! the Washington U. intramural ayarit (Palumbo) ..... ap 32 ‘ar Wines — ; a ae ae pS ii J. Parmalee 4 | merry-go-round. Tex Rickard wa« | ee rae } f | teh, i ia 18.2 championship If he’d start warming up in May,| Here Comes the Groom | ae - ee 3 : 3 {ook the W orid - Ciiail pl nS 4 ue up in lay ; : a one-eighth: i ¥ KY ries ¢ . .3 ; o> ’ a OTs we* impression that Gene Tunney ey e : , ; a + | Dynamo (Churchman) distanc , + nf 1500 to 1190 His merry littl v this Hindu men first in boxing and four first} ;: jistance runner of the gM: court of 1500 to 1190. y little roundela: t ; > kin do tended. | Vage, Marvelite and Arsacid also ran. i LOOSEN, 33 Qi R. Leonard 2B Yankee Stadium. J Fs ] 3 a*. U. 175-pound champion, wo! 1.—Josie Hartman. Bri) Corenn’ z. ‘ar Wings bre ewe | and clear of in terference raced Sisier Maggie into defeat ,any definite announcement that essful in winning an Ole Eecints after taking he balis on a And pipe the proper note ly a barrel, Cy 4 ‘hnical kayo over Bob Ma-| 7 _ Act’ Sut. . = j i ai ; . s* £ \ ‘ 7 PLO LPL Ae Ae Meroe ed. out ee ae Inet, gr tees ees se ee ee ee a ee i | es a ] ee * mie fia begs wre aso’ - Pir a cn MII EE TS PN aia wy dpe tlt : m esngp het SAR AA REIN EE MONI LA AIA | OE, ALLELE LL LALA! LD, 7 Misty Morn 5 aie I ad - | Blues, place $5.40, show $4.40; Lena M. show $16.20. | oy n lang By tne AS ested FP rVsr : , > ) ' Time, >». Antiquarian, Antonio, . SECOND RACE—81000. six furlonge—Start bad on | oxing were determined! FOURTH RACE—Five and one-half American ace— Trainer. J. Hayes. Time, :241-5, :481-5, 1:15 2-5. Value t NEW YORK, March 15.—Feel- ‘cites longs ee ee a: | > ped e . : - - Nia? + Tee is ev mnasliu™m tro (O'’Matle ty os 4 iv r ‘ ie * . ‘ Starts in Try Mee prilliant runs Edouard Hore- Because his pipes are ‘froze. st night at Francis Gymnasiu Dextrose (O'Malles . et = | HORSE ? istol. {|thinking about his heavyweight , 4 ," r paces ee ' . . - bs A. as e . ‘ “ ‘ Rie . ‘ . re = - . . . ‘ za . tournament, with team trophies in| id. Sky F'tent 2 Handclasp, Saratoga | Elevate . . +» 106 4: 5 2 D8 os 4 ‘ on'4 | Florida-bound today. léaving an ie ht Ma - : oth divisions, going to Beta Theta | NEW TORK, March yg here last ni When leaves are on the tre hacen oc ted : wera - + ” Mis — Jake Schaeter nere ; e€ D e tree, 5-] R-5 “5 |; reeth ' ‘a ‘ ; gi 4 | | would be without an opponent on =: an ¢ | Ranock (Gleed) get ' | b ° , ee a ae | Lae \ar yi } a, ton A. A. declared | teh ended in the fifty-| Would not be off the sey. Who does quite as well as he wrestling. More than «00 7 mn? Hultf pert. closed fast . = when clear. McKim closed a big gap. Kentucky Colonel ran a good race. 1.8 ° . ‘ Re — ‘ . : 4 +) ~~ solranno ,ic :? . hs myer £4 ar f *}ya | »4 *L] 5 ify } rj —* , T aA : + r¢yt* TefragnA hres ir 1 . vv 1 . , ? } . £ i ha mpionship he will retire , p The last : blocks YVeCs- ue Just smoked the Cizaretie jUSt MakiDs HIS Sk21 ado. ian, former Bear football « aprnss hen See he i i eo ae ; ee . % yee 2 ee to ape Ti aiiegs” small © place $8.60. show $8.40 Fievate byes ses Ma : the champion , : Re sie Siege 2 - —— rn t! feature boxing match. or] ,, tie. me mary AKRC lore €? ne aa ae ee ae — pane at Miam! Beach before trotting any is farm in Nebraska {or « - The sn’ wh the thr in tne teatul in eid ige lag ei slte Loella | place $2.80. show $3.80 :. sho 2: ore an} ‘ " or . a : . esfrernodT ‘ | . hi st nig ni 4 iat doesn t paren the utd . " ‘ Ld > . ; . | ' ‘ he morn . s ie " tigen: gt ‘ z pase 2 rt ! ad IOs -—? “et : » life of a country gentle Beerday aiicrpow” ase Stak aia - _. “Company bB Defeats Howitzer two rounds Mahan held Hoffman THIRD, RACE—81000, claiming, 3-year-olds and ur gtk. Start” | more heavyweights into the com. “~ *« Man, “ . ~« >) ; ca * © Ss ry ¢ * ee P -™ car .. . . »Ar ; a *) " “8 — ¢ ‘ye won ariy ing. slate same. Went tg post 3 j i t ! ‘ a ; Fy / . . 1; & . = * Ewere in marked contrast to th Honk! Honk! Quintet. ary Sen, Det conmiGen ant cx At Tijuana @ by Ogden-Rose Bell Trainer W. BR Padgett. Time. :25, :408-6. 1:152-5. | Petion for his contemplated big ing scsSIOnNS W hen Scha¢ fer se- ; : , Indices tin ¢ } pe rience told in the third stanz: x . > 1°54 4-5. Value to winner $700. second $175. third $100. fourth $ | ete i show. WY YORK, Marchi” Dan Howley doesn’t know just a and Harry Sharpe. referee, stopped | Rickard has been trying his best crack Boston A. & w A FIRST RACE—Four and one-} tan i Bapive lent I= eht jead. After runsi . : sa a : gate i” alii longs: rORer - > oT i. -f Str. Fin. Jockey. Odde to ; 4 ke Poured a sugiat Cat A Ss | w here be is going wi th his Lall- couldn t eg the mart ch with but seven secon ds Listo (Turner a r 2U 7 = — : ~—— oo : ? re _ - ae 6 3 bes sete — a poe ea eg ws 4 4 * . . 2 w er : i b : g , Ce runner, failed lagt gmp ef 245.194 and lo4, Horemans car bor : public's gold bat thus far hab wot , * . ." . Isok 6 ¢ id ° 7? . ms . M ¥- lJ {ba se } O (yi | bearing machine this year but he Johnny Risko, p =baker, | remaining, awarding the decision to | a. See gat Se : 20 «| 5? | Mollie Myhil! ‘Aenea ‘9.30 | public’s gold but thus far has not Long 3 | been impressed with the resu!ts. he effort to b P=) - al 5 3 ‘ at? —_s } " sf Pn Se a : oe ' . e ; > ' » oy o | »,4 rT) ‘tT . . 4 , on4 ; " ‘ ron eagee 2 : ré ak his Own 7 mace iid ila aid 6. third 1D informs the goggle eved universe may need the dough, as the feller Hoffman. id ti ‘ Bap isl¢ W owed fare. Maurice Silent Jack Leonard me ie “. ‘ Riorn 5.50 | At the present time Tom Heency Pipe: . Root | s | affair Hloffman represented Beta. Theta} Start good: won driving: place same. Went to post $3:46 p. m.; al post . ae eg . : ; Ha- 2 by Torch Bearer-Blue Danube Il. Trainer. P. Reuter. Time, | Tunney is reported to be of the ° ° 943-5, :49, 1:15, 1:41, 1:47 4-5. ,opinion that Tom Heeney looks Racing Selections » ae) a U no Aas 1 1é est a Ae , Bpeenaeter AS Ost ¥Y reason O01 oe Spates i is better to give than to rece mH ys shi ~ - : | _record of the elimination group. urray Goldfish, @€@ai. jong wait in the corner whi What you might call a whale 258 . who trailed & zy e249 « * i ; : te f ; > . : Y) rie ; . . ts ; rington by GeC LS) } PAT ' - as.¥ 4 F ’ ; ‘ ' a mens “ig weorkeiians was 7. > aa "un. Oi a merger, as Jonas reba ed 7} ich 2 colorless fionte! tmav Ft sil : 4 ¢ igh : ' ifaTy *} 4 ia "hh 4 tea" u i ; _— i} 2 ls } Blue oren, won ~ ry, -_ . TEE aes: Fai : ' alefla Promiscuous Do v \ >t ” es Sfiartin Infantu. Jean Bond Feat Wind, t ulis ime, | ‘ alll FP s 4 P mheuhee dies: Boston fiver: Patons conecuns Oly ~ points. ‘ i OMORROW’S RA( ING ENTRIES [| = mena “lees. Maher . 3 le. y piimis? Eminent. Eage! lee Kt | S . Openhend, Vendense. Tempter. Street Liz. Hart y ng, ee |, son ww ill be played tonight when un banked tra ck and ¥i PSehac: + ?. ; o VC bye - i. : 7 ) ¢ rc. _ we — a — a ae ; “ . hii , ] bertson Junie is i 8). h } - } { repe Satin. M ar well. Nairbee Scotiana } orey er. Lisa + ; or otherwise. And when it comes t : ‘iain i es defezstea rw aa RS ks nara : 3 “= Opposition came only Bie. ...,\-: fl ht se Mga aera cou ag mae Goths a Bs me j;v.i0 O CLOCK. ; ime ro "Meesing rounds 1 erin ilies. four fur : yezr-olds and up. five and one-half fur 158-pound class—Schaefer Cefeated Cun- i- Escarra. Biliy Bee FRENCH GOVERNMENT 40 FOO ALL MEN | A silver cup will be awarded to ] , anne: ° | Bia 1G S a: i finalivw &7 4 i aaliiiee ee, bea | . ee > | Jonst | diese by decision ‘tw xtra periods). , —- | the winners who will be entitled ‘ ene A Me fzally 87 with runs of 62 {cence i222 Boa wee 1S | Peter 100 Dorado .......205| yea pound class "Ax won, by gelseieatea | FANCY SHOT GOLFER DONATES $60,000 TO GIVEN UNIFORMS BY owtune > entitled {> lif and an unfinished rn | Doty Polly ne ates . a ) ta a Heavyweight class represent their league in the Mis- ' t Polly Pa e Referee—Harry S. Sharpe (boxing). W IN THEATRICAL SKIT OLYMPIC TEAM FUND ST. LOUIS U. COACH | souri-tinois ¥. M. C. A. basketball golf Hudson Was Member of & Rarer... +. | os ha an ath +2 ; ; “Bhage "amen tty - | ratty Sahn 1 ueen Bas 2K ceo . si ~ olds and up. mile ar me-sixteenthn: — “yey ’ , - SuUmmere ‘ wrestime ~~ ; h anew , ‘ ily a: — oe —_— — na * 412 | Patsy Dal Lothario + ae, H. Summere Redmond, the fancy shot! py the Associeted Prese. | Forty football candidates were | tourney at Granite City, lll, March ; = ' ; ni: . } 5“. (ITE TMRISSION a id} . . tes 2 ' ~ les ce ° ? ‘aA > “ 7 4f s) ’ . . - . : :. I] e | Wine’ "102 Royal \ ‘ive iGo “ stiertines io, last October. pmyed PARIS, March 10.—The Govern- given uniforms by Coach Hartley : ‘hee * 4Patner In .OYai 3S. “or : ‘ . , . ~e : 4 ‘ be: “i = =p | ’ . ° - ? . . ’ fh a . = s 111% Louis Championship us 10 oJ s us an &h “helm: as cond Tra +. ‘aiming. B-vear-olds Rudolph Wins nine holes at midnight over the | ment vesterday delivereg 1,500,000 (St. Louis Uni The preliminary will consist o rman | in Late *B0s. J Frater * oa — soi a up. fi ne¢ he furlonge Soha fill Country Club links in} francs (about $60,000) to tne Hunl Anderson © volleyball game between two ided | | W V f y netie S. 3| *Snake B ‘& Unele seth 115 | In Cue I ourney three over par. will return here! French Olympic Committee to be | versity yesterday. Spring practice;groups of the local “Y”" startin cided ee | . Irginia tf . 1) Gab idion 2 14) “VV orter 1a3 Tamale Thiel ; t cunday as one of the attractions at, devoted to preparation for the will open next Monday and Ander- at 8 o'clock Dis- | CHICAGO, March 1 5.——Na e . Liberty Nat 1108 Vacation Tim O& Pinas Pee if pt SURE os |S the St. Lovis Theater, presenting an Olympic games at Amsterdam. An- son will have one of the largest Probable lineups: . : » ie : ‘ ee nee rove ' ~ AO, aU . ~€ B aKa " . «ead t} . — : SCULLINS. Pos. Ace ‘ iudson } . Li | rece-—$1000. maider 3-yvea it > i vg bey sriman ts Lauri “ 7; hich } monstrates they L200 000 francs Will be ; , spent | t Sudeen, wee. sche Paying Athletes end un. six fur 1 t tJosi Hariman..10) Former Champion Bea ee | ee “gr | squads that ever have taken part | Lewis......-..In B usssescs Denenon 4 ‘ ~ » ee a a Pa. . \*> ' Batwa ; . -_ . st AC : ‘ > rt i= —- . 4 } , p17? f}} .ec ae | aig’ the me wars | hes ; 4 vy | , “ss a “ge _ ‘ id . “no ~ ; : ° . arietyv ick and difficult shots. | forthcoming June 1 from the (Z0V- ' Cunning héi» -thenbstoen et wil!) champion St. Louis Browns if) 77 in 18 Innings. ay ee a . wee | 5a ) Dogue ( . : x 125 to . ily padded country |ernment appropriation of 3,000,-|in the early drills at the Blue and nee vs Hors ' " ....Blacksheer backstop. HOG francs. ' W hite schogl. ' Harvey ae Water Second race— claiming &I er Yidzy, late eighties and early ning , mguin. died at his home here yest@™ithool May Be Reinstated by " March 15 eg on after a brief iliness. He Waly A > os if Conditi eee ge tee EES, nella gm oe Met sods A 3 {gi eee wer ogee Qning| vears old and was active inggyy ssociation if Conditions b ate Cthertcn 180 Bristol ef Seeredggs ao OR | Ane, Ol . ADVERTISEMENT affairs for the past 20 years. _ Are Remedied. i. .J Trokhor 0) Le! ; iFi, sve 0 + tre hae pasion ¥ mw bhi Ae cadres - Fourt] : cide and un, mile and one-sixtcent : . iat Baw: ype Al ee f ; ~ = . rrimcesiia 7 wene § ve ’ ' ’ 2 y ad e *Bliossom House ] sneome --3 S nee Ti? 1 aff octi] n2 dar udOipn, goMe Ua 4 , Oh Ma; . . By BRIGGS Lasociated Pre *Brass Band .. » *Immearts 2 EUS on igs } Th to ‘ — e 41 3 MecHICAGO. March 15.—The Uni- | Delexate . Sy Sunisien. .20e oe ; Mobo: OW rf ee aes ; ia *Hobso!: . ‘ , real) ape ; ; ; ja . ‘ its of Wes Virginia today "as Hero " re? , . , . ; ican y Y iti sont " sini . Hero ee ee eer ata aubsiaiennt ANDERSON ADVANCES ie by Organized Labor @.... ..... w..:. Hidaleé . 2") (103 Van Ps me ~ aad irom membe! 8) mae S i Alao bj “3 La ya 113 ynao eg s of statemests . | ‘entral Association of Col- | 4 yom sa 10 Transi * : an | 2siborio Oe nn ee iy TO SEMIFINAL ROUND You, PRomISE. THE Kittie BUT ITS NEARER 2A.™M PND JUST WHEN You THIN- ? : | me’ 2nd Secondary Schools. Pay-! Tim Roone ee eae see OO). ae IN INDOOR NET MEET wire THat Yootk BE Home | WHEN You TIPTOE W'To | YouRE GOING TO GET Away f money to students fo ifth race—$1000). tne | “7 2 7 -vear-ol id ur. six fvrion: | Var thie saociate "yj ‘ TH OV T T To Cover | athletes and failure to: f,.,,, or d My Bov Friend . liam 3 cin li fcLuk . eee amie mec Sv 4h OCLOCre, “es | iT, x STAR Te ° athletic funds were giv- | Bi » 102 Bo | * 3 Hat va Wan NEW YOR! nena msl . reasons for dropping the ‘irginia school. ociation has a member- 7 , Ands« rson Went , ‘ ’ ¢ rh sa i.e } > } es > «= euiie A ‘ , ’ A. 0 ee ome alien ‘ . aa ' g tor jhe Tira a | 1) moor ten is chi os 7 colleges. The expul- | ~ ~ i _ M kh , mae ; ip i 4 { Ti} @' West Virginia is the Most} ixth claiming. 3-vear-olds ac in Loses hOGs tii Ua M) bitia ; | MiMrstic action ever taken by the | 22d up. MES: aan ; h ‘ Meociation against.any of itz: meta-/] etor re 105 Seth's Romance Third Matc in F olly aes: Vireinia was admitted to | Merpai mbes 110 Cye Tournament Centre| two years Bago rie aa est member in the | eo ait apa le AR EL PEA ILLEGAL niiting Of ath-1 ores” ous — "> St. Louis Star, Defending Title, wes { The il .1TD a4 > : sill . mn . ai XN; 3s} ille -« . sf . . 114 ‘y) “) on _ 7 r . . gt ee ee wenae sheen ili Defeated by Lord in Three- Mm, 1 p a 6gallan ‘ epression in oo geht to the attention oi ii. ar 2 a end one-sixteenth . aga mis nore experienced Opp' ! he hoo] i? . ; Teese 443 Cushion Event. ? nt. but for | Anderson too ° © . * oe par , e('ri-cenas , , ¥ Lone . . are industrial = ef Ceupromise 2.2187 Lee ; ew Sa atent , * ° : ’ . *% 4 . e ° e 4 . ati . . ) ,% ’ . . — “tt bras? ; bducing class 1s dougie alae eat SA ada LP ar i ce ait aliac ae a ee ee N LTS i . r.opert LeoTru ca i - » : . . Z ‘ . ; Po ; ; 3 ny ' 4 4 ‘ P a " ; sai . . o - + - ir ] } , . Ii. oO! * ¥ li : : , ia ; a a AdAUuUs i j A pad aeieated Dr. 4 : a . -aads * Give labor F ‘ 4 ; ; : hy * > ¥ 4 : Fey "Ht L110 . : erty . ~stse \ fon iimMe ha yr ; a. 4 Thi Silij Lia. . dhe i Lous, Mo.. defending \ ese ° vacy Our to. WELFARE LO Labor 3 : tpi) 7 % BERKELEY BELL GOES é gene mibassacor Bids... ; Am = INTO QUARTERFINALS 3 | - « \Se eee. OF FLORIDA NET MEET | ACCO CO., Ine. -_ mer iett. \ | By the Associated Press A CKY = Cars | St } games ana iost non: _—— = '—_ =. ease we eee! merit ~~ iA \ +3 i , } ; | ‘ Courtesy and os | 1 et eR Ee Ee ee Vat rary _— — f JACKSONVILLE, Same Quality 15.—Berkeley - oan ¥ Texas net star, wen the quar- Aa ; Same Size terfinals of the Southeastern Ten- | om . \ ; “y) ¢ . >» ‘oaeter sd ’ —y m ie \ nis tournament here yesterday bj “Wi Sr | |defeating Victor Ponce de Leon, | Motorists :58e@0 — i Davis cup player of Mexico, 6—1, §—'). Shields, New York, sur- Frank ivived the day's play aiso, beating | |John Temple. Graves, Jacksonville, Za : Ee rg : \ : a. 64, ht a Clown. Throat-ease D a ; gaits i: | Third round matches furnished eps | -j 5 0 % RN ithe thrills, however, with John seg JOY will follow you ? @) nn judge fe: BE | Hennessey of Indianapolis win- Colors from ugh the heaviest smoke-dsy- is J HN RUSKIN by its sf o Ei a oN ‘ning from C. Carlton Shafer. Phil- Fading | ? ‘ saewee " io the smooth 3 Price-the ual 10c r : | 3 mee, _adelphia, 6— 1, oe tig nas Wilme: | | Ci rkish and Domestic bleod- MM Buyafen cirrwcet eee aoe. ice, News| MANES TRAE EpRESRO The Smoother and Better Cigarette ee —— ._~. Ss S. . NS Al ROI Be SORENESS ERR te ee ee ee —— oe [ams . | ah iy I} Brn Sentra RAE Si he | ee | eee not a cough in a Car oat . Ee Fiorida, aleo went into the fourth | St. Louis ‘ ; round by winning over Allen Behr, | |New York, 6—2, 8—7. ’

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SYSTEM OF HANDLING DAVIS CUP TRYOUTS ALL WRONG, SAYS 5 000 Will B V4 | Fi : li i mi at TO ENTER The > League of the A BOSTON, fare PRACTICE WiLL ee ies Lh S occer Cup INALISLS NATIONAL TITLE EVENT | 2ictoe! Baseball | Sent 921 Lecust|tained the worl Spent to Develop if * f By the Associated Press. street to discuss plans for the com-. pionship by 4 af be "7 : 7 ' d W f URBANA, IL, March 15.—Scor- | ing season. According to Phil Kiv- | Romar here. The: ve - ' MAKE BUMS fF Tennis T his Year In oth Fast an cs ‘ing 2664 builseyes out of a possible; anaugh, president of the league. hours, nine minutes Ce *he Assoc tec “fees. there is one vacancy remaining and jseconds. A series of De | 4000 the University of Illinois rifle any team interested should makejgave Lewis the % TENNIS PLAYERS ©". 0 . * ian Te hich An ib The strange situation wherein a ciud Waico si e average came Sy the Associates Press. take strokes 7 - » SAN FRANC t is the aim of Walter Hagen | leagu ; ttack he CLOG . I ly E LO f ‘ . . 4 = é v he : . =? or * I merinm hs ac 4 Vigorously attackin le metho overning bod} : aus =a¢ as 1 as of the rankes a nation 1r cham pionshi ce ha ee o reach the divisional final of the | on en ~ ~~ — 6 . wA WS +e competition con hrough to _ ‘e I 4 football fans to oar: | But, the history 0. the ERTISEMENT of the United States Lawn Tennis 19°6 and 15-0, respectively, r. The great differ et 1. wtint pert of hah on’ Willian enm DO. Eth ae $10,194.06 and (19.05. lagen, aside irom any unprove- tition at it 1 t hat a club which : wneer & — : ceeds nen 1 2 nechanica - ; , ee 3; — Ser le success ind ; ! ' ji : . : . . ‘ " . . the geven years St. | fj o 6) ‘ . : represented. In 1924- ousan city was not represented e Thi P H * s. F. A. cup competition. y en 4AU5 Luscious ome re membe! ne Amer-| an | — % — wetth 2. ce e, and at the} jllowing i eee cn on. | rae Kind That Will Take Pride I Co ee ees tates oie teak Guanes wieen 19000 ‘a Sauer Sona rand New /aste. . panes rTmarm bh is normal. nearly always has plenty of 1920-21. seldom gets tired and alwars LM | oa 1 —_ ' : as Gh. Sout, ee yi is-!; looks like a real honest te goodness | Augusta, Ga., at the]. eal dae iB " : at ita - nan who h ne ecules sss tay ala oa a r. ¢. man. . “ig ; . es * ; : pene 4 . " — : yf } , weirs .. ai - ° ‘i of the Davi a as Se iat aaje | TePutation of “Making — | er ge ie Oia t Ret o21_s: Chicagv. | There was an exceedingly thin | geet | on ap 8 och an e tok, Se 21. 1922: | man in Atlantic City—he was al! in, Soeme See 5. o. Bog Oe ‘rundown and needed a lot of flesh. . Cal ian . & @ roit. - . “ewe °. yn Johnston of Chi- | He took McCoy’s Tablets and within cago. 9922.23. two months wrote that he had gained At St. Louis. Mo. Feb. 25, 1923: | 28 pounds and felt like s new man. & gllin steel F.. C ef St. Louis. Mo.. , a f TO! re onderwrel bt MeCovr "s fus | Arden, F. C. of Arden, Pa. L. Kef- . — a : - ° - eree—J. B. Storrie of Akron, 0. offer ought to interest you. 1923-234. af" . + '* . i a At Gt. Leuin, Mo, March 16, 1900: | MeCoy takes all the By Bead Vesper Buick A. F. C. of St. Logis, Me., his ironclad guarantee. after tak- 5. Bricklavers’ S&S. F. C. ef Chieago, Ml.. 4 sixty-ecnt bozes of MeCor s a. =a. &. Sek ff Dak. ios. oe mee na a 9 " Tablets or 2 One-Dollar boxes any ial, “iaeiacin a ee underweight man or woman postulated, | ee _— : earn to swing a go super: cago, DL. 2. This | doesn’t gain at least 5 pounds and woes SRS a as —— asnimé | Harry Vardor efrort | = ye oes tt. Meferee— feel completely satisfied with the , Paes Paavercs. ts ts saat : , rom ie ; est ro pal! eree— Dav id ee =e See. Mich. | Fhe name MecCoy’s Co@ Liver O71 « p . —~.« a 2 - - ! * Z » as ~ —— ; ' .-. + Pa) ; . ; -_ — i | ¢ = ; .. ~ : & ++ : 4 ano . 7 : . : 5 wid . - " “~ Ps = ae “ . 7 ~ - ‘ I oT as - i» © sk i ~~ 4 TY a er ~ ~ > , a > - Qr . - " : = = en ’ ~ ar _F . a? — . . > ’ os 4 . > . - . . ys ’ +? > ’ ., : — P . . . “ _ " ¢ ° ~ 4 7 e " ha * . ’ ’ are . e: 5 ; . > . ee ‘ ; . — - a ha a « ne re . r+ « no ‘ ; Sd “See - ’ > . KX ‘ “a i. Cid _ ‘ 4 " a4 — 2 " \ : — , . . . + . 7 = : : 7 ; . pe! Te. # ry. —_ -* 7 “ ? = P) hare 7 as UVa & a id ve | ’ ; — . + . wo © > ow ‘ NS a JF ly ad i% . " i a > RAYILAI Sen fe + on 2 > > — wed ee eee 4 2% Sat «| —— » wm L ~? . nor . me J ed “ tal Pa, ai = : > Sed _— , ~~ _— ~e » . -. : t i » ane oe oe ~tadae * . ? r - — . 7 . ’ + - : ~ * » 4 . ; ¥ : a ~~ « ~ y rs . ‘ ca : ai. - . : . r - a ~ ao * ‘ + ~_F4 ‘ P i ~ P : - Puritano Broadway boxer, and leader of 1 OO oS Lea S p AN AND SEN” ond] Frames, Lenses i 4 a and Examination This Week Complete Special _Sreat Laugh it of Showing in BM. Louis. Sb ROBIN, | cat SM 4 oe - SHE Rich. ED. NANDGAH | conven ‘ferand and ‘ARTHUR » ww ' STAGE mm ate ge Ne. Thorough Eye Test by Experts UNUSUAL VALUE READING, SEWING or DISTANCE ur registered optical specialists to render you most efficient service. Examination made arge. If you were to pay much more not secure more conscientious service ore properly fitted Glasses. crowns! CROWDS! € Trey -e Thromging to | — ip his iron arrange his p 4 ses, Frames and Examination—at ome cost Study the Shot. FREE THROW HONORS Optical . Firse os oo a ee ee | WITH 73 OUT OF 75 hop jaccards Floor 10¢ straight 020020 100 10 21 0 1 0 10 000 R10 610 0 m0 10 mor —I10m0 ae 3 “*s. SS E> OS ae il vs rh ae ae “Ghe Spirit of St.Latrick | i > ee eo eee geet ees — $ Saturday's the big Green Dey. Why not t get your table decorations Friday—and : | avoid the Saturday crowds? The Busy Bee | has cake and candy novelties of unusual! | e a THE AMERICA Friday Specials a ie . Arrives Washington team Ciampionsaip 468 baskets out f Sib] ‘. ~ — Se - 4 a POSSEID) \Wienere Se oS ome or a+ 4 ms ‘ae what Nvccaseenitl two or three shots ahs [3 nrovre h “J bosnbebiesecoune Setter Club will) NEW YORK, March 15.—Linus Busy Bee Special Assorted Candies— SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS “Pony” McAtee will have plenty § . an ee 1242 P. of mounts this year. George the regular 60c ready- Sc Aorives New York. ......+.---+00e-+ Sane (idom. of course. has first call on ii packed one pound box . e DISTRIBUTOR EG MBAS er BOO ‘cis today that called on when opportunity offers Mi ‘ A F WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR co. ‘ = -_ tire from e . ;,to Tide the Arden Farm's tro- 417 N. 7th St. ee ‘ : 4 a -~ . ; mi thts wear wai ’ é is yea ar-olda. of which John I. Smith ae: 2 —— + eS MAin 3840 been playing organize¢ shall has 13 of cheice breedine und Fe ) : > a Carrie ee | " for mere than ° nee, phenacetin ay under ridin Lake buUISY\Y PF ane - s Sea pe me ce hig Cc t Beimont rk. , = ree ' hen any her ratlroad . > ee wes Ae Oe OO RC CE an EN oN ee ES Se a eee Oo Spy $e, Rags he~ no psPS gine Role opens ORY BORN SIRE th i Macrae REST ae te iy mre AN eS bs We nil wk ai si ar cz ay se * Saat opted hecgatie 1 ada Rage aE tan Sb > el é

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a PUOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS (WHEAT CLOSES rtd | Future Grain Prices ‘WHEAT LOWER AND HOGS STEADY WITH BETTER HURRY! LAST TWO is 0 : eee sr, igus wencuawes excnaxoe. CORN UP AT CHICAGO, PREVIOUS DAY’S CLOSE -ST.LOUISPOST-DISPATCH sets | ==THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__ He: —PAst : e ' = : , : iow. close see Previous clos ey the Associated Prem EAST ST. LOUIS. IL, March 1s — “Sy j a | : ED O "RY? RIG POS aa € im iocal mar | ee : ; ni (* ’ “4 } : = & u- | BOSTON, March 15. . Ye Z ’ ee —— “BIR THDA r RE VUR’”’ Romance” eae MU ity i cago markets: ae | Smee vesartnse-neey With em aevances in tu oF eg a peers on $0: generals iy .. " . re ? i 2? pounds down. $s43 ni AF , i ui i - $8.50 ; | : \ resulted chiefly today from )Jiberal i o¢ Strangler” Lewis last “ 4 ND | Chester Conklin in “Tell “FRENCH DRESSING” BROOKE ye heh Low. (lose. ‘lor ' | export Dusiness. The sional ake: ho aut ; cnr ge Se wrest es . ie one tee ates : i ° 3 es teeters Tr fT ®& VERPCHANTS EXCHANGE —— — ARCH WHEAT lat Kansas City reached the highest leve! on m- pionshi p by defeating son es Newstead Comedy and News. | Ose, o . a7 TH SIO 29: . e 51 a an oh | wheat was scarce ~ t.. | highe: mc Off, oats varving ey ae choice vealers, | . - - e —— , aw = - = : ste: Sit . - 3 j ; a " . 3 - “. — - :, > ” ~ A = A ey, : - " Bs, ©E a SEN EAT H S Corn was lsc t c higher. Demand —— : —_ i L Y WHEAT ‘from 4 r decline to an equal advanee. a: ne ey ig , : wo Tome onnagy F $i} =~ ie aD oF Fr, LOCUSsT good. Oats were steady to lize bgher./ HS L.-3¢%-% 133q 1335, 1: | provisions at 7@10e setback to a rice of | 10,3! 70). .: So ee 3 “Ic Now? | Fdmund love in “The. good. al “nw a : 3 : noed pa ca ec Wizzard” and . “The ' ly Sater- F wo “trectionally ower w heat re- r © "oe ‘ = 1°: - K Fs én ? urther moisture Southwest ar relative 2.10: Dest n bulla, $8.25, sacl | Cherokee Torpedoes’ Yeou'll Tarili! wy Yeu'il Weep! day‘ 3 covered some of ¢ round in early period. SEP aa RER — — ~ ed ss of Liverpool wheat quot ol en © led Sh : ce aC fn “ig nomina): To His Greatest Tri- At the Heart-Wringing Liverpool came ®sd jower on Mareh and SSE MRER HEAT. (to an early setback tod lay in wheat values {| ° ata ¥ | ealen Adeiphe Menjou in “Sera- § cabassy nade’ and Nina Vanna in — pelmar “Adventure Mad.” Comedy 1 3y 4 |} Chi. 1023 101 ™ -102 102 %t | here | par jualit umph on the Screen Pathos—ihe Great 1, on May and July. Winnipeg was Sec | a . ~ . U ear / lumbs quotable at $16 to $16.25: ¢ r. : . ~ av and lat © uly ear ay ORN t 00 whe v l.c to Sec t art iat a - »: tat yea Fomance lower on May and i4¢ on July early. May | MARCH CORN. 100 heat was ce it C met | ines. to $14.73: fat ewes, $8.50 D tc A. XCELL | dos. Sckildkraut in “The wx Torrent” and Adolphe | 2506 Salisbury ‘Menjou in “Serenade” A” —from the suburban and rural districts receives our imme- diate and efficient attention. Modern rolling stock makes it possible. ve o » » é “X A SN RAE tte ~ .™®,,. com was a little better. mi. .. 963 ag? '— = | tower and » corn at ge to le advance, Hard May wheat opened at $1.06%%, | - a : - | Corn wae firm as a result of unfas ‘orable | hard July wheat $1.34, May corn $1.00 4,- , Mi N. ot 2 her and . business at the high - be, Jul y corn $1.03 %. : —*. vet 118 Season Opening Ll. ¢ ee oe Ren) ae” : P Lu ver] 00] close ; 4 : ! tT i il “hil. . 7 e : ; ( Qt A of F * SS 7 ° Cc hica E g0 wheat ral ied da li ttle at ae | , that LrierTe ifs QR. "he © yo mo: Siu od ror the i %d Or M vy amd Juls The actior fim. * 02 1, { Mt . tnen sagied lower than before. Corn setart- / sent in the section name ‘ anc a Ft “A ee yg ee ge ee , - . . + /ed unchanged to ™ @ Sc higher mont hel In connection with word of enlarging ex- nS SAKES market mo py! 20 gral Doge toe a JULY tN. near to initial figures. Oats were easy. | port business today in cern. notice was not ae a poser = olen } — aan oe -t of |! A. ‘ 3% ly s Tivkt | Provisions a! 60 tended to saz. i » of the circumstapece that foreizn buy- while unfavorab) : ¥ a ee a 1: ' ; : Ti = + | Associated with impro wed weather cor- | ers appeared to be following advances in export Sar gage eye 8! ' “ sh - i¢ J ‘ kK Pe ee - “ 1. ; ‘? > 4 J | di itione for whe: Sout? 1west reports were rire, Besides the pr en iums being paixt aiint witeek rocuete. sarin h ieb were 2 9 400 ' PTEMBER COR’s ene “ - nd "4 at nat So a © wheat cr ' Grnns ae plz macrenned bi ne va —, , = a “ aoe tie lay shels compared with Hb ive a WwW ce Kk ago -—" arenes — ~ ies : - ni *. | Vie a vl? LAnNneas { y 1& mo FOoOOG aN ape e7 P Ex mn ; 4 asi nes a ' } : } 7 nm at ; f oer oe ‘600 a vear azo. icluded oc ue | Ghi. i 9 LOL %& -(92 102 ‘“\sb 102! desnite some eviden: inter al the est prices on the — da BEBE DANTELS in “FEEL Sensation— . : - jocal ian gt | i _ a - inn “rae Ps which | MARC H OAT nome: Ti . 1h ©. rT) . im® are eg “ee nit Ls ul Thi ely re! . anneancat oe navinge bee) done oy " grana My r’ t LSE ” and cH ARLIF. Commi . . as ail ny PAN paArTe 1 uw th 4 :.: . - +b Tra iT) ae me ‘or a: = ”v Tf vw acd i ¢ . . Cc ing to You ™ were RH.400 hash e's t) paTeu i ” ‘ ii. 57 4 a ee; . % Gravois and bal H™ 4T s 4 I G STAGE ' for the Fi rst . — Fi Time the ve i aro. | 4 ‘4a g ghenwood SHOW. yo = © a > Ambassador Is and ; wn oe game Ite i rece) pts. - rib were , 2 O00 SS *. Me week are a a. | ok ened ile. 2s 3- 91 %-% | | en ee Se See! = eS, ’ ‘Tred sit Apr combate with, 46.000, ‘ cars local and | — n SULT OATS. | HERE IS INSTANT RELIEF FOR ad VAN ‘or >) ears local | ni ERE - 5) 4 Sas = { Man” a n ad “Kanreroo Ss - , ts ¥ ' ove througrh. Har € pis were o cars : So 2 ; j poutine Kimona”’ a Comedy. . pr =n M2 / . , ‘ Ae *¢@ and 2 throu teh ; | ee MARCH PB . wy | TP 3 ' nis of whee rere Entel - 7 Ss, ‘e rrimar ree 4 us Peat papier We vear hi & ‘ " * ’ aes CUE | Sco. Steer an, wth | STENT 38 28s Pg | than « week ago and hoavicr ten ena | wa K Cohens and Kellys ia | WIS HINGE ON Ry tee Eee ind heavier than a ye GEO. | i.) ? . . » syio X. defferson | Paris Comedy. News, —_ : c pt ¥ oe oe Bi 30 po hea ) IULY TE 4 Head Noises, Ear Aches THE aust. U TiEAee ee a « ~s NE care A ig san =: . y i\Richard Dix in “The Gay | IR Defender” end “The Lady | 3 | 40 Easton Bird” Also Comedy. i a Me shestecheataanaentnaedtaitiiaiiinaitmaaanttni a ~ en: ; eye neyo poets =" - AERO mi oy amen? ~ we ‘ 0 7 0 qtr of * pes ‘ey " e mets ee : rs : - cf eC a an es eh ee ee ee oe “ HOM Dunc : Pee . oe rat - a ‘ oie S00 a week ago and 9.400 a , “+ gper? 7 . a > a ty rf M y ay" included 22 ‘ Ss i ai rs ; Mi A Ts. ti . . _-# Saturdays * erbocker GAEY,.° OOPER SOME § co SeGlerious New Cf eVELYN BRENT i ” Team of Screen Lovers 9145 Park “BEAL SABREUR ; , A Astor Roaring and hissing sounds, discharge, pains, itiv d tender e: all d troub) usoLeum Sensitive and tender ears, aii Car Crum trouvie.-], canany m.. G Arfield 1 G2) You will be surprised how quickly Aurine will ]) r ago Soc ADVERTISEMENT help you. You may be a chronic long-time suf- UNDERTAKERS _ ‘8. compared with . ferer, you may have tried many things without }| 7 Da i : 2 a b = 676 ean” te {aE .- - Hunts 2? Years ! relief, but do not give up hope before you know Pare Se 4822 Eastoe Av. 906 _ O ww DUS. ° . ; what Aurine Ear Balsam can do for you. Dr. |) L-t-N-D-EL-L | Phone FOrest *.* - KOZY |zobe Gilbert | and Greta ee: iy. SS >= Garbo .™ Also | j ere Sat ome : gi 4a6p N. Brdg.| Comedr, -- ee and Felix, | / | Direct se : A Mailbag Full of Original Novelties ! e%6. . 8 «6 eee bad * 1 681 000 a week ago and 3! 51.000 | LO |ALICE TERRY io “THE | year agp. Oats reecipts were 4u5 ul , Edward Kolar, M. D., said, ‘‘ Aurine helped cases Mm) \ : WW yo | | 7 By i ushels. compared with "847 uN a Ce J 0S, Béws. | GARDEN Or ALLAH” ks | . ; .and 374. 000 a vear | ago _ heat § shi p- for the ight I had given up as hopeless. A truly remarkab! mo ? 7 re yi , rye re "i Li ae ” . . « %, ) ; with 614.000 a week ago end 46.000 scientific remedy.’’ - Macklind |Fe22e:, : Borias = | # j 2300 a year ano. oo Laan o | Stop paying high prices for earphones, stop buy- | so Comedy | CEE : eg nd 335.000 a year ago. Cat = ing expensive treatments and enjoy the glorious Aubuchon, Louis A. 5415 Arsenal ‘and News. MYL ; mixed. 92c: No. = yellow. | Dorrell, Anna “MELBA Cullen Landis in “Finne- | a , {Sif He: Fo. 2 vellow. 1S | te find is a good pipe tobacco that is Written Money-Back Guarantee With Each Package ~ Duecker, Henry | gun's Ball”, “The Leopard + +g ee well within the reach of everybody, . Engel, Minnie | Grand & Miami \tade” and Stare Show ‘LAST 2 HAPLIN Oates —No. 2 white, 623: @63%e: “N and at the same time does not taste | For Sale, Recommended and Guaranteed by all Walgreen, Wolff. Sidi Patrick | = DAYS— CHARLIE Cc 3 S. Senor ee: NO. 4 ea like it had just come out of the cabbage | Wilson and Johnson Bros. Drug Stores and other leading druggists. Geléien, Francis W. # Michigan’ Somes” aad = et i “The Cirens” patch. Guthrie, Gilbert d “W | : ; | 3224 Michigan | Law” With Lillian Rich. “The Bday Soe — GRAIN, 4 , Te. on eresa, THE BIG CIT : : '$K.70@R.80: M, 3 N, $9.2: mo ing oDaCCO of children who don’t eat enough, Dag Antony. Theresa. and evs “Averbeck, ses R | T Z po ewe Program—John rilhert and deanne Grand 4 duntata ik acies in “MAN. WOM- ; - . . ve a Serna in-law. ; igs TOR TAREE From the Gorgeous’ Dazzling! Beautiful! 9 ADVERTISEMENT | Slaggich, oF: Severe ee 5. Lindell” boulevard, at ‘Bovis, ou, Saturday y : ’ ° ° . ae 4 wee | It invigorates a torpid liver; aN ie March 17, at 8:30 a, m., =. fame 9 a the Stage. —_ 66 *D R E A M G A R ED E ie 99 | Church, Interment Calvary Cs With White & Manning e : thoroughly cleanses the entire a ;. ls PUES IRE | Richard Dix im “Shanghai f x > et id F mee 86 C “ae sier , Hale . Girls—Bernard & Bich— - ‘ ” Ps its ee Fe S = Be & et ae ms ‘ n Wednesday, ar 4 ROBIN found” Also Comedy and Vt he n rac ers ali mentary tract. Jt W il] "ise Seine mae” Cae ames Boo , ivi Dempew A og 7 = Robin » io ee bea css tecaceral RT NI ay ee mother of Mra, a 4 = Se Pate eha sae aaa aaa aoa” BP ataa"a"s” Fae athe: solve childish ils that 2 i Ree Charl dy b vB ie eo My Fe me x Ss 25° oe ae “, = es RAs pate A: : ; & Mrs. $ RICH. RD DIX im We aes" as 77 ‘sae waa 9 migh t otherwise is 2 : ee og aries W. Buck, leer moter Of Sirs. PBSHENANDOAH “SPORTING GOODS” and ORPHEt™M CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE = rae ee, Gas on Beamdag, Weed 17. at 3 p mao 10 Bi. ica) nd and ARTHUR NEALY’S BIG e Piecandouh STAGE SHOW. | GRAND at DELI RRA disorders or in ie 4 ss a % Peter's Cemetery. § . a Bew ie “Get Ye Last $ deys to see ae show TONIGHT. ENTIRE BALCONY, 50 ,. oe ¢ | .% yw : Wellston fo esa” sane. wan diarrhea. Try@@es B® & | COLE—Paseed away at his home 16 i and “Sky - High ——~y\ mee ica. 1 TY See iiie™ ¢ @ Gs Easton | Sudnders” Also Comedy. a AA A BLONDE LESTRA LA MONTE dierika. in addition to its intesti- | ite ee | Pm hag Bay toe father of tart t sole. r +} : is d é { ! ] Brixes Cole, tather o c | gt re For ‘ ompany in 23 8 ienwtene pae the eeogth of 1g 5S} rup.: a: “s | Mares Ley Cole, Una C. be ae a | ‘%- NEnY , due ee ee: sees Be Lit, | Mrs ar acKenzie. in eighty - m ‘¥°. jp A NIGHT EMMETI GILFOY te F ELStE LANGE A Minstiin ss intestinal bacteria and -bacill.’’ Two W eeks - ae ° BOSTON: AERO I... fille | third sear. ile is qerares by Zachary T. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS i ~ Pp: JOE & PETE Me CHOX comedians Anata one s iaeng J. Weaver: ‘‘In mv 50 vears ee x Ate im : : RB Cole, Edward E. Cole. Herman C. me and . ‘fe m4 R ” } alt | r * _ at {PARE PROVO. ; EUGENE STRONG & HAZEL MANN ; Paris Knights BILLY HAMILTON 6 Syncopator: 1 - ? " i i a tl yall “crowns: CROWDS! CROWDS! : SEE cohaxe suxmar They re Thronging to See It! They’) ¢ Applauding it Wildiy! c ; » » » td i] é ~ NT rane wel Fae ce : verse! ahs >: YOR ae S ee! ere) Tea foe ses MER IRE ERIE eee a ree 4 Bs en gh ac acme arden ge FS he ; ae Foo FER Fg Meee eee Sas see eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ee ee ty" DETELIIRI EL LBEAIELILAPEITT Titi iti iii iy CONLON—Entered into rest on Wednce BOTH upper and lower bowe ost | Awful impurities were eliminated.’ . Conlon, brother of th iate act lower bowel on!; it will astomisl you the great better assimilation and ‘ * i efelimination are established. 4 ait ;, Conlon. our dear brother-in-iaw 2ND SMASHING 3 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS rine a in rerge aAtition nea ONE spoonful Adilerika brings won- syrup take the place of both, but see that vou do get the | nue. beloved husband of Louise C. Cordes “aN sina oa gras eid (nee Thielecke). dear father of Mrs. Julia medicines a: VITAPHONE ISATION! | " 7 lort lief ¢ ° , — - S| |ika removes me mawolse poisons which derful relief, At leading drug gists. genuine California fig syrup ; say “California” when you ask | M. Maher. and ‘our dear. grandisther and ’ he Lan ¢, smonnt f no} n us matter Ale edik a Nai 2 . re | ee sonous matter Aledika TY enty-four hours will clear the furriest tongue and ees Liste begloaiek on dolestep Sold in St. ‘Louis by Wolff-Wilson | a man and eat anvthing. ’ 4 Garepy. Po ee ee ee HERR « you may not* a ee ae ee : ene oS ee Sit csc a Keg, | Nathan Cole. mrothers, a Mrs. Alive 99 “A GIRL IN EVERY PORT “OLD gut—-matter you would never UNTIL 3 RPHEU cause neuritis. rh elm Sears etc. oe a 12 ¥ - ottle. ' Funeral) from Peretz funeral home * Pu SOc 6:30 P.M. : GARRICK SURLESOUE | oO | Dr. H, L. Shoub, Ni w York. writes: | Drug Stores and other druggists. for the generous, sixty-cent b fayette avenue at a a vee oe . actice, I have found vothing to ex . Re Speen 7 . ae 6} Smith and Mrs. G. J. EK “aon Adlerika.’’ recognize the boy was 7 a Funeral will he heid Sauirday, March The Super Victure thet Smeshed Records on Broadway With VICTOR McLAGLEN ad LOUISE BROOKS $AN FRANCISCO” erie replereinsg Peep a ee “he rs h bett than toni ‘'g | afternoon, March 17. at i a es a , and bele was in vour system. In Ww els 1 in better condition! o much Detter tha Sits at ft : With awa a"a"a"aa"a"a"a"w"s"a"a™e"s"a"s"oMe"aa"a"a"eMe "see aMa aes aaMeaMaMeeMaatete Ov. Adierika clears AB and | Deheve . ystem. In have bc 2 BU RLES QUE ist ot Ot. Chios 2 member s ane a is slonery fe 17, 1928. at 2 p. m. from tae Public as Adierik A Special re ‘Act Vaudevilic Bill } "ol eChroa ie et} maT10 oO loa ing. " ! DOLORES COSTELLO ‘eens lorie are a.ckkae te Sa | a re ae ee: of temporary value; or harmful cathartics! Let pure fig | Coegme—on ‘Thursday, Masch,18, 1928. ringing ~ reli rom stoni- AND CENTR AL Orpheum Cireult Vaudeville & Photopla GR | A BLUE RIBBON GIRL SHOW || 1 P. M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P.M. | : a neers ote 2 of Caan x. j s. « wd G “D0 1928. Rose wr Se MER AT PRED! ICEL IS SA Rt GS OE ES PERE PURE H HSN mp ers ce : | brock. Mrs. Cliff Phone: MAin 2651—WE HOLD SEATS — Grand Duchess of Comedy SAVE time in SELECTING the oat ta’ eee uftord | LEO BILL, the Ziegfeld Star . ate 7 sg | mother-in-law. grandmother and i —_—_— 7 ~ EE ; ¢ é : ' ne FINAL WEEK FOE | | THE FIVE SOPHOMORES HELP you NEED by stating you! | ters Mra. Bg DBE Hudson Wonders Avrora Trio | avenue. Brent wood. ee MEN ONLY | REQUIREMENTS CLEARLY f IT | Te GRAND wo TRA 1 Harry-Roye & Maye-Bill | MENTS +m mh ) 8:30 a m. to Ot FALLS OF PASSION) || repuiar AND HOUSE | hase Pee POST - DISPATCH : iS Way ee Essent _11_ 4, M.—OONTINUOUS—12 P.M. THE TRAGEDY OF YOUTH | ° hrough ‘ yas 2 member of ore oi _ has prising ett: fcc Pomege Adier- or the girl who isj handicapped be COn- He | Library at Chester, Ill. (3) c Te , + " eo4 se } Ika j Fag] i? ter tnav Lor pa "Ca Ts. ° . a4 DOUBLE action. First, it acts on ik: e Taam eh stipation or sour Three days will tell that *, March 14, 1928, at 4:50 p. m., sour stomach and sick headache, jus John D. Cordes of 4357C Evans ave- Grand and Lucas Mats. (te 6) «; Tonight, 50c-H5c |. clr f—_*. | “BRIGHT EYES” ‘TRiviT Emspauwea | | , w’™ oe aren 3. wite of the late | j Deegan, dear mother of Wiliam TRIXIE FRIGANZA as ae aN NE a aap Jolts of Joy, Featuring 4 drome of fiappers and sheike | WANTS. | a i : ¥ aren With PATSY RUTH MILLER AMUSEMENTS FRANK DOBSON and GIRLS Coming Sunday—-—-—— Dierking (nee Rot Roth : 4 a : | . ~4. 7 . “ TOR” , = in “THE LOVE DOC JOHNNY MARVIN | , It h Bie hex = f S¢. HU i} =% RT | STREETS OF SHANGHAI The Vietor Record Artist and : | relical Church. 6t. j ¢ ar kms g (Cather ~ i ; ae |S _A_Drama of Oriental Moral Bondace er Big Special Features “Matinee Today. 25¢: Children, 15c T. SAT. hea te of oT MAT 2:15 |. | RR ~*~ ——e ’ The Smar ust om : . ° i, KAY! { WOMAN'S NATIONAL EXPOSITION $ AMERICAN THEATRE Vig t lit isthe right road to Healt OH, KAY!” COLISEUM Thursday, March is MARKET STREET AT [TH . j Ae ITh— 4 i JULIA SANDERSON AND EVERY NIGHT AT 8:30 7 f ilv-digested food that re- ERICAN 7 | . FRANK CRUMIT ~ gnd ED a oo , oe oe sn wileers wee @ |. SAMBY-HALE GIRLS 2703 P. M. : & P.M. T09 PT. M. Rowen stores the energy burnt up in play; makes Choral Contests | POLISH NIGHT Gold Loving Cup Prize = Address by Dr. M. Wachowiak . > 3b Matinees Sat. and Sun.. 50c. $1, $1.50. ) er : . AMERICAN i a AG, S110 to — See the Vanishing Whippet Car and 10 2 _ rich blood, sturdy tissues, sound bones. Din nedwescetésenn ee . ae 7 Branch ox Office, Bot} | | From Dirigold Co., National Dances, Folk Songs, Drills Arcade Bldg. > All in National Costumes. <a i hschild-Greenfieid Fe = meiicae Distinguished Pe Be x Beautiful Girls -ebanpiappee Give them Toddy—the healthful, easily- OF ST. LOUIS | JEANNE digested food-drink that supplies exactly eee Cl ay S| a sh ; | ts the need. You won't SRanREREREEE 4 Hundreds of Interesting Booths | the food elemen y Semeabaeegee = | AG E L Ss | onc eae 100-MYSTERIES~100 | - have to coax—all children love Toddy, iE JUNIATA | | PITTI TTI LILI iititiiiii iii tii iiiivitiiiy sy | Second *"¢ Week Staris Sunday ; me tor there’s no flavor like the Toddy flavor! teecreeeeseeeeee M20 P.M. - SHER CARDBOARD LOVER” ————SSSSSSESSTI( SEATS NOW SELLING 5 \\s _— element missing Of taete © iss hi eos ee | | nny LAST SYMPHONY din he via oer] HOTorCOLD SHELDON AUD., 3646 WASHINGTON 7&, Toddy, madewithmilk, Hart, Division | 's Bank Bidg., St. Louis, Mo HE" MP RE S S THE ODEON MATINEE wenn! DEERING ° is a perfectly balanced oo ~~ eee ee — . Closing Concert of Season, Saturday Eve. at 8:30 enenaante aonitek a6. ration thet supplies a OLIVE NEAR GR | ital food ele- YLV AIN IA | me tanorteet = lil GOOSSENS GIESEKING ||... '",™ano.necrra, vital food ele ‘ow Presenti Ye" WILL CONDUCT WILL BE PIANO SOLOIST |i; epz—on—wepnespay EVE., MARCH 21 requires fo “_ M4 3/ . Glass” Star Mezart’s “Jupiter” Symphony; Schumann's Piane Cencerte ; Hanson's “Pan ve E | e E Z complete vigor. “) | e Im a RA ry bircsnehe — a ees De ere, “Nights in the Gardens of Spain”; Rimsky- r , on SOLD BY GROCERS ati ; orsa ’s “Russien Easter’. : x : , ° omens a so ere Sat. ‘Hl TICKETS, AEOLIAN CO., 1117 LOCUST ST. TEL. RESERV. JEffereon 8610 | mets aaa Sane stan tatecdedien | MOL S MALTOD MUS ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE nee Con 1117 Locust, Dir. Ejizsbeth Cuenz. | — ee ees ee oes eee ee ee eee

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g-WANT WORK? Tell what you can do through a POST-DISPATCH “WANT” AD—or read the > HELP WANTED ADSW8 — _FURNACES, STOVES, REPAIRS, | _ PATENTS AAS SEPAIRS, “tor any, old store. range ot | PRINS cuied win at Se NI SUN BUS LiNE acs ata furnace.” art a2 fire screens. etc. FORSHAW. 109 N. ‘c8) $4 CHIC A ( ot ) $4 | A. G. Brauer Supply Co. THEATRICAL | STOVE REPAIR. 316 N ) THIRD ST c8) MOVIE ACHINES—Tro. i equipment of operating room: in Al con- ‘ Kansas City, K2n., $4.50 GAS PIPE CLEANERS | dition. Box J-418._ Post- Lispatch. a eI SALESMEN WAN TED ag a yh ee — gud SALESMEN—For eeiiar dia — ipeome | _ ' and grade. H. Kessler Garment Co., | tneurance: 1531 Washington. ic) | 2.0. m Schuoert- “aisite pies | GIRL Whit: 4 ‘s ag Harech, - a, . r n ited o e D pos ou net eral comMission, repeat usiness; ¢sia>- = > en a ‘ to Concordia Cemetery. ic5) LOS ANGELES. $10_DENVER. $15 akais aia =- ymac. JE tie =— oor. | MEN, BOYS | $8000 to to $10.000 annually. Requires $500 | lished territory: marned men preferred. [litiS— colored: fort . ROSSMAN GAS WATE , to $1000 cash, fully secured. Box A-267. | 802 Equitable after 3 mm (6) ) Franklin ay it.; second, first, day work pre | Post-Disparch. ic) | SALESMAN—To sell Kodister radios. must | ol Ri-—Genersi making utner z - “4 4 . motiner © Gurm. aunt of Clyde N-——Enterec into rest on Wednes- MAIN STATIO makes; work guaranteed. GRand bores (S) Sox T-15y. Posi- D tch._(6) | DRAFTSMAN—Exverienced in have car: an opportunity to maze good ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. AUTOMOBILE AND DEATHS MOTOR BUS TRAVEL make own mn. fourth — Gaughier sister of Emil Wick and Hilda Poppen our dear granddaughtcr, aunt, cousin, sis- ter-in-law and daughter-in-law. Funeral on Saturday, March 17, at Ziegenhein Bros.’ chapel, oe Gravois avenue, Sat 1:30 vp. m.. to New St. , ry Tuesday March 13. 1828. Ana Dorrei.. mite ol Daniel A. Derrell pn Ae ee ee ee mansee Ink Tz. Cincinneti, ©. SalLpn=MAS—insta ier jewelry: experiencec ; permanent “ position ip | downtown store. state age. all iniormation “ale wages. — tte cood place for begummer Jokes. Gay. March 14, 1928, at 2:30 ST. ape ANCIS EXG nie ant meee Se ae — Sit.- first hand: eteady: mar) plats: must possess a knowledge of sur- | money for those who can produce. Roger Keokuk sireect, on Wednesday, | Louis J. and Milton R. all around man: TT. | Y ("VY man in St. Louis. PArkview 3609. (7) . Telephone pAciods 3962 BOS=, aa — eye # — ey Lous: liberal Se Weod- Gear mother of Jacob, ida and Leo Engci, E ifty-cighth year. $4.50 KAN. \ Y. $4.50 | PaTCH PLASTERING — Stucco, cement. | : Se Sirs. H. Hupe and Mrs. Rica Ba e-~-& - a Sievch i i $ 7.00 Detro PPh is so 00 craftex. chi ——~ re leaky basements, —— university education: manufacturing firm | : . building repairs. Caben FARM HANDs — German, married men be 2. HOTEL Services at C. R. Lupton's mortuary. | Geor Rossmann ‘beloved b of ° Garfield 6748 (cB) 4448 Wiive street. Friday. at 2 D. m. 1c) PaGemens Rossmann (nee = CHEST a : o4 C. HIiICAGO o MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 5_Wyoming, LAciede 4773. | Veying. Pcon some — wy and Putnam Co. 5719 Delmar bL ict) - cake | have pleasing persomaiitvy: Im rep stale ns : a Maren 14, 1928, at 7.30 p. m., Minnie | dear father-in-iaw. grandfather. ark CALL Mr. Mann. the plasterer: a | and a N—Wanted. representative in bngel, widow of the iaie Meier Engei, , Sro brother-in-law and uncle, in O18 | SGOEEREPS STN EETE — boock. accounts and prepare statemenis: coilege | Ooo 5038 Shin ag Vallcr & Spices iting | Bros.’ chapel, 2629 | ald avenue, Saturday. eee o 3 re a3 Cane Girardeau $ Hodiamont. (¢c — 6247, 7 Bolk hasner. (33) | repaired. 6429. 132 Bemains at Witt South Jefferson avenue. Funera) Friday. | at 2 p. m.. to Mount VUlive Cemetery. (cc) es Tuesdas, March 13, 1828. at Patrick Fiynn. beloved bue- Mary fiygn (nee Foru). h and late Patrick and John Flynn dear the MeDon- at 8:3) 5 urch, ce to ( i 15.00 Saar rete linsville. ast St. Louis. | &. The. to St. Pius’ ‘vary Cemetery. After ebort {iness. on Wednes- 28.50 Salt Lake Pittsburgh. 5 a 50 0.00 Los Angeles Rolla. eta tt pert workman. PLASTER work. $12 te ) yy 2 Be per rou yy Victor March 14. 1928. at 12:05 a. m.. H. Schulze. beloved f a : day, husband of SS Schulze. $3.7 8.50 Omaha Springfield. Mo.. $7.00 Charlies Cc $11.00 S &. “ea yg leve.and. . new parlor cusches, insu MIDWEST TRANSIT CO., Inc and repair; eves tee te ena | Cothertne beloved father Mrs. erry. Mrs. Leonard ' thiz Iron Works, 4624 Nebraska. SaF 7. | WINDOW GUARDS— Cellar + ramags im iroR. pe. x Charies Schuise Jr.. ez> | Joe ; filversige CARPENTER — Bil; Y¥—Sit.: “= years: for ice Cal] HOland 1653, John Mevers.(5 t(PENTER—Srt.: marmned. must work. 509 Clark! WEbster 1261W. r 4292R. errand boy of oF i have | wants work: WON. | 4 | im letter; your application — ia confi- | GIR —General cook: | dence. Box G-150. Post-Dis (c+) /§ ee aaa MAIN DEPOT, 1801 WASHINGTON GArfield 6653-6654. 1% | East St. Louis Office. EAst 1762. fn SALESMEN—To — on merchatts and | ba men: saics — wili ever- age $126 over ne A excellent side iine. . Saturday morning. ee ety Cc c sALeoMA a _merchandise line; Indiana: apd ftaiher-in-law. Fuoerai. Friday. March st 8 a. m.. from family residence, apa 2s | avenue, to Visitation Church. ee in Cal- vary Cemetery. Decrease & member os ee. Joseph's Sodality ot Visitetion par Fri Anna harrus and on Thure | of Mar i BAG——Lao i ee ‘Tn late Seuburhae- Oesterch ang our j . ne et ead "Wee iay . ove enthewir = -~ 6 ob + ; yJ nc uw ine S¢ " — See bro! urTr-in iaW ang uncle, Bi the ace © fx x a rother iran, i died Wis 'dear father-in-law and grandfather. Funeral from raghty's funeral home. Linde!] bouleward at Borle avenue. on Fri- . March 16. et 8:30 a. m.. to &t. Church. Interment Calvary Ceme- : particulars cerning self and sons. breed of cattle fa- )millar with, general experience. name of | Last quate ers, reference and wages ex- = | pected in first letiers: only practical men need apply. Box G-147. Post-Dis. fc) FRAME NAILER—AIso bench hand. Holekamp Lumber Co.. Old Orchard rr | Prisco tracks, Webster Groves, | S210R 4 y. Murray. 1022 S$ 18th. (6), FRAME BNAILE R>— Experienced on sae | oR of} Sas > wip ——— i dow and docr frames. |! will be giver BOWLING SHOZ—Los st. lady's om tr mp TOR-PROUFREADER Sit.: | peor Co.. 1200 S. . f ae ' — . first-clase eesires permanent connection. ing slam DS. Rive ersice 0503 W (+) : GRANITOID FINISHER— : ° fs ° ; housewor wi with FFICE $031 Miami per week if you have ordwary ability and | mornins. “Seen its ai: colle: JANITOR—For experience. Second floor, 3820 Washing- | | calls. pondent and de- perienced and handv ton. GIRL— Aoorentice. “connect with some cong 3teo 6 wp. mi. | SALESMEN—( lething: come see eur new | zood moderate @@.ary. | C_ se / spring lines made-to-measure suite. sell- | A ae ASTMAKERS—aAnd toe fiers, band s@wW i ing $18.50 and uD : best cummissio bo- | oe experienced. Platz, 7706 Ivory rtunity for advancement: rear. (5) rree. Continental Tai LAY OFF MAN lore. (82) LBS — — openiaes for a good | Must be experienced tn sash and door | — 2 oaks aan with knowledge of | work Sox G-198. Foe, peepsich. ‘c’ | agtomobile tires pref t com- MACHINE OPERATOR—Dhoroughiy ex-i mission basis: permanent conn on, with perienced in jugzage manuf facturing. ' good opportunity. Merchants Tire Co. piv Stabilitw Leather Goods Miz. r Ce.. | 2710 Washington. e} 105 _ Olive st. a NIGHT WaTC quan Si tL: over 10 years Der week. Appiv 2 to 4 m.. 296 Field | portunity. Call DElmar 1569 for appommt-/'4nq assist with (nee Smith) dear sister of Fred. Cather- | “EAtHER Wiaggs ag —— | = } NEED wo} | experience: middle-aged man: best of ref- Bide. Taylor and Olive. ic} | ment after office hours, Boom 341 Coro- William Julian. Gertrude Robert. —_— ous stones and erences COlfax S4072W (4) MAN — Manufacturer needs man for re- | nade Hotel. (ch) | 3125 7 a — —— position. apnlv in person for in-| SALESMEN — Factory branch large PAINTING paper genes. ™a- 1214 ees. | CARPENTER—ASit.: wants new and pair work: reasonabie. FOrest oe CHAULs FEU A—Sit. coioreac: young; reference: Southerner. William. ietren aon > 130 CHAU FFE years’ experience: references. Claude BR IWNL EY painting. | CAdany $271. ee NO ety ec LOST AND FOUND Lost a’ ps aa TAT ™~r PAIN I il S. Mann. DEima t ? to Mica FRE RE: Ma ag gs ae i Thursday, March . _ Chicago siapigs “R—Sit.: commerc private Or ial: nf funera! Broa.” funeral uth Grand botvilevard. &TANSEI L—Entered into rest eon Thu idaho, on Seturday, Marc! cay. March | 15, 1928, at 7 o'clock ‘| er. Pe nd E : ‘pia a ‘Ww SCHULTE’S CERT AIN-TEED are ie Chiles Stansell, be! oved wife leuae ca wine 2s or 6784. (cc) | ROC FING ANTD SHINGI ES m. to St. Hegwig's a 2 GUARANTEED re R $QU JARS. $3.85 Cometer y. REEN . " Stark : i ° on ~* : . i . 7 vxl wife a James W. Stark. SERTIFIC sHARES—Lost Butler | ae mEsaneEaent—Itntered Ito rest on Saat gardener and Wednescar, March 14, , 50 «a Charies H. Stark Mrs. M en ' Sro turn to L. ¢ ING. Ni 8] | = tone a Mrs Be “her —- : ee = eed ATE TED, by : yt 1. elderly man. CAbany OTRO. Henaersor oe ac Ben na at erin-law. grandmothe 7 _* _ . , pe LD i—Sit.: ex perienced walter in resiau- x Funeral Friday. March 18. at 2 vo. mm Ca. BR. (4) hotel. FOrest 1947 ‘Satur rday “March iv. at 30 a. Hermann & Sons’ a Fair T ~ "GC Rand GR3oT MAN—Sit.: rant work. mn the George L Seach nterment | — so . - 5440 Onole 5968 Easton aren: , Lo Tro y. ) oe * , " . i i CZ » andeventer MA N—2sit : cemiet ery BB Alcs " > ~-* ren. . d ° ) : ’ . d ; 7 + 2 os home, 221 ot MAN—8Sit.: experienced ttions: capabie apartment: must be 4 with teels: marti "5302 Deimar. CRELAT ¢€ h La Y ered 4 GsIN® wwe We NS ASDA 40 yER—Sit. : those with exper “apply. WARD ” OTE 4510 Parkview. a — i bi " ubdurds -_ BoOU es experienced. PA USEGIh. downs 3 | ie es $253 "trai restau! i? v, ergreen 2360 ~ ould learn. _ ‘ RI: eraide Florissant oung: tracde aine Ceme fc) like to “ ER— Entered into reat op Thursday hanica 5308M a eS ~ — 3 a .. Sen + LASSES—Lost: in brown case: pear B STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS a4s—=it dear mother of Philir. Edward SteMer Mallinckrodt: Chemical Works: reward.(c5) | a ee melee wr. ST er, “U.—Il15th and = = .* pa reretsg f° ring “-? rT as 72S ~ “ Eltzabeth M ue! ler (mee Steller) a . heavy rimmed bifocal, in £* = ta ME are Li other-in-lae great Case from Erker Bros.’ be- reh ‘ Ph : is Ss. @ } ) Beg ¢randmether and aunt. in her ninety-se tween & and 9 o'clock Monday evening Warehousing Co. enth year. mit I Theater or Centon Tea ay. March 17. st x, lef art Ped 2 for Texas County: Apply Room 24, 4 >. mm. at T oe same dus HENRY—Eniered into rest on Wednesday, March 14. 1928. at 3:30 p. m.. Mil a Martin Henry, beloved busband of Caz Henry (inee Ramspott Gear fatber a Doroghr and our dear brother, bdbrother-in- law and uncle, age years, Funeral from the Leidner ehapel, 222: St. Louis avenue. Saturday. March I7. ati:45 p.m. Iniermenit wm Calvary Ceme- tery (co) BUNT—Departed this life March 15. 1928. at 7:15 a. m.. at dence. 723 North Vandeventer avenue. gust EB. Hunt. beloved husband ¢c Hutcheson Hunt tnuee Fath). dear ef Flerd A. Hunt. stepfather of work. Waterman, HoUCSEGIRL—wW>h 4162W. ied } e. i for por- | orecd. -“—~ - “-) - KTandcmMo tne ners ] os +s : ty} it r al JJ {i Pp Peers, Room 804, Pc receive reward. T_In Tharsday. resi- | | NIGHT WATCHMAN—Sit. | Margaret and Florence Stephenson. dl : 5°-:.7 BEN A. LANGAN MAN—To take possession as foreman in} 20 have bad experience selling retail «ro- oo Funeral F “% M mh 18. t 2:30 pence ll A nagy ‘ 3 mean Legion: on Page or City Limits) Py 2 2 Sheet metal and tank shop: must have | cery and druc : ™mUst have car « at — B dong 4 nae aoe Sach : —— — rem? oan “art on_ Wane og- car. R ay O55 Ci mar or phere SIRE rn i» YR ‘ TC IR, AGE CO. full know! edge ef operating «hears. presses | ce = —— — = to the ‘man — — -Ou A - d : CAbhanyv 3716 Lek ao entee ins js 1a a Pox | tualifies ca. e ppert Gyr ; rd t } or r = tc | day of) E aA ‘ 4 ' ‘ aQ aiso weicing €xpertlence. os Prices Qj ——y wets Hg, See iarecnne! POCKETBOOK—Lost. Sunday morning: | Phone — 0922 te vets rmater. (c@2) — — i - 3 Dispat ch (e) | for sucessful earnings: reply. siving ane. = a ae per A Re ers of the lave LUCWig Strut currence rariou jar. : = , oF wur oF tract Perryville (Mo.} papers please copy. (c) | (+ ado! eek. a , at] ~ urrencs. Various Memoda! | Re . Pnat-D (4) ’ | of Adolph. Pauli Struesee! anc rs. aul “— railroad pesees in a TOF) Dret-Tienatch. ; KEEFE—At Soldiers’ Home. California Ewald (nee Struesse!). and Gear iberal reward. Telephone Main} WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC st CLERK—Sit.: 13 years’ | Jefferson on Friday. March 9. 1928, J. / ter. mother-in-law, grandmother and great- , (e4} ean onc ’ im 5 comeeiinins ~~ ———e~_€;, ;, wath arc fe. beloved son of James H. | grandmother in her eighty-third year. black suede. St. Alphon us ANDRESEN, paper hanger: excellent work. (5) " . we bee ~ I mz bie. 7 Ictor “Fe - ' 2 “i ’ Keefe of Tulsa. Ok.. and Funeral day, — : ~.. “ =. reward. JEffersen 4: 563 reasona . US098J after 3 D. 2: single: can handie — a . a toe Locust. senes our dear brother 'm.. from Ziegenhein Bros." chapel. 2623 ost-Dispatch. ae wr —. 2 | ore, Bees BOS eam. = ted> Fureral from Arthur J. Donnelly’s par | Cherokee street. to Holy Cross Evangelical wante connection with .- lace i e 3 revable men, B01 ot lors, Lindeil bi.. on Friday after } Lutheran Church. Miami and Ohio ave enn ghenengpen ~ er A ——— - SPECIALTY SALESMAN — Temoora meen, March 16, at i: ‘30 o'clock to St. ' nues, thence to St. Trinity Lutheran Cem- Post-Dispatch oo aoe favicson, 19>! goog position. 211 Chouteau Trust Bide. ’ ‘ ” ; ) YOUNG MAN—Sit to dress clothing in- * YN ‘Ariteid 1805 ne. dow: evening work only Box T-1S4 SALESMAN Can use two men with direct-to-con- Francis Xavier's Chu Interment in| etery. Caivary Cemetery. Priva eee into reset Poer-Dienatch. > a. GRand 1013W "for Dapering: rea | rane pits; must 1 'r| sumer experience, or men whe want to Late men. specia! cd Mo exX-agents wanted. App! "cal get in that kind of selling: Remains wil] arrive Thureday evening. 1928, at il mm. | KISTNER—Entered 49 years, Gear father of Mrs. | Dag ee wall papering’ 1928 wai er | , m.. 204 Chouteau to be made if vou work Apply 318 8 included. $5 rom: painuns, plastert SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | St la oe a ee | ee eee BOOKKEEPER—S".: and credit woman ie Bi Tichy. our | Theresa 7 Kistner darli ing ee ye . Gear — Ag inlaw, ‘alee Dogs from Moyde! pariors. bla - i ~_ 759. | S2%e the dite POrest_ 947 9% senting our samples to 100 of our cus | & LARRY — Experi paper cleaner. rooms $i pracable | ng charge of a. tomers sg week: special training: verme- SALESMEN—3 eothing sales- | men; experience unnecessary Qutheay 2 and Elizabeth Kistner (nee | 17. 8:30 a euer). our dear sister and granddaurch ter ate Funeral Saturday. - ismesippi and Diack: long hair; reward. Hlland 1759. Allen avenues. to 8t. John's _ : ae ' Sec’ Aucustine Chureh.| Church. thence to SS. Peter and Pav BULL DOG—Loet: large pri ndle SES - = § ie) iin + = sagt a — 7 to 8 ob. m. — (¢) | Cemetery. ‘ep Osceola. Riverside 747 icé QO trick orices. papering. living. dining. CLERK—Sit.: woman: experienced office ———=—~O0°M_ ctor experience and references. which held strictly confidentia.. Box 2-328. Poet-THenetch. ADVERTISING SALESMEN—To sell a vertisine on high-class publicatien: ‘/ib- MECHA NIC—_For used-car work: colored | atenay on for good man. Cail é "— Firet-clase- must be familiar th trucks gely. Miller’s ¢ perie > ' C? 1a. le Ss Fr Jo- Ch rte Wrdoen boulevard and Uni versit work guar- = - ‘ - iS NSi- Dispat — sane 4 Vv c a, rood . ages. Mound City “. A} ‘9058, (4) COOK—SiL.: coiored: and Clarence Klose. | jane. Friday. March 18. at 2:30 p. m. . 4501 N. Euclid. COlfax 3602./| For permanent — work: no experience werk: stay on piace, J See Rausc and Mrs. herethen brother-in-law. grandson. } on Tuese- —__- Vs , Pp Ap IANGING 2 his thi ee year. . at 6 55 p. .. UB! "GiLe ni re ace : 2 ‘ , 0905 March 17 Dp. m.. iliella, beloved cousin of Frank .°rOwn: named “Pai:” 1 Ker Pap _« oat aie from Math. Hermann & Son chapel, ) —. ——.__ - mn work tay on bi ei ry Moor | Se ~ : tal. Du moO} vii rit : . ra. own OTK, Wii Tt? —_ ; een te m 242, W ow. ; from the Bensiek-Niehaus > ee ee ee ‘all with samples. (of Wi ti) t 3 mn store’ of aap _% F. ' parlors, 1134 N. Sixth etr ) = : Local Union, No. 46 Sixia street New York City (N. ¥.) Help of Christian Church. Fort Wort (Tex.) papers Calvary Cemetery. Deceased was . ber of Iccari and St. Mary's Society. ‘c met RT. vor a nareier. whack 15. se. TVET drey Vommge =3 «Ck. LICE 7— Lost daughter : Elia, verside 49498- reward, De rothy. Eleanor and Vivian. male. white, mame on collar: | experienced house. Efferson 4854 hotel, s#oarding Efferson 2245. ho usewo 3 hanna. Edwin. Mrs. Eleanors Hobm. our dear nephew and uncle in Funeral Saturday. W elis- BB ANG ERS First clase mec han- ' others need apply. 4952 Easton. on. PIN Bi IYS—Colored: experienced, Aopiy ” 3 ‘~~ Lasion ‘c?) SASH AND . ~t te Da. saa in. (e?) | required. h. 412. Laclede sas Light Co.. 1017 Olive, be tween 12 and 4 p. a oe ' Tuescay. Salesmen—Cemetery Lots. ESTIMATOR. good com- This position offers exceptional advan- | ple of tages for one who has executive ebility | ; and a practical knowledge qf the sash. | nl real co-operation: car. door and planing mull bua ness - must be See Mr Jones. 408 Sena — Bidg. capabie of taking charge of estimating de- | supervision of detail and bill- | The Al exander Hamilton tment and also handling of saies- | : ale experience age, and Salary de- | Institute furmatien to be Held in strict con- | ae ae Bana Bae wr Fae three openings on its sales organiza- STISTANT =—+ tion created by its exDansion program A aT AL —~ i positions are permanent and lucrative and é ) moet peo- will be tiled by experienced specialty | troubdie and | salesmen of heih standing who are used to | ana €X-, mterviewing execut! = and who are accus- Post-Dispatch. c) to good incom For an interview V—Experien who Ww. A Swan. "GArtield 9545. be- . stegcv $38 : 9 and 12 Ls. OF write to | A PERTWN pe 4539R + female: twits . rea sonua dle S—Ent ered 192 DOG— Lost L>any Tse ; | iw 2 Carner terment a } M ’ 2 . ~ ¥ , ; . 0 “ rs? ius iM Me—— ) cop? ele ta: an WALSHOn aU sa. Mare du tDs B28, ‘hild Det ¢ vid, > ; ~ , . | . . — ‘ aaa ‘ ree s+ e > iS has rn See ANAGER e ierence burch. interment every. ° . a Ye ae ue. LONGHAU SER— Entered 2 ee agg la + | Call DI Le Thureday. March t + 2 ‘wary Cemetery. - ; i f, marth J } To ork “* s . : . 4 4 ase " ie 2 bs . : . : — : Z ‘ — ’ - - on . = 4 . : ’ r ig TI ; m.. Ameiia Longhauser iver Schnute). be WARKES—Esieres into rest on Tue =, l, neat. PArkriet 314 JOUSEGIRL a gg eee : ate - Alex Si uae tal. J * _ hy 13. 1928 r? - . we omen . . e om 3 ww * af 4 vi = - = ‘ +t lite B -APER H sING.—And cleaning: es ———$———_—_—_———— ios ~as PAINTERS—Two: must be_ iirst reasonabie. FOrest §682M steady work: union sbop. Servi oe : mi R 6959 Olive St. road. PArk- dear daughter of . a — a3 = rien , DA ; am jes: work adel —— 2! fep? Kuehne dear sister ; , 2S _ sas _—.«» 4x§uaranteed Aclec ae a 4 £58 ; | aoe ; : 5 eeu : STENOGRAPHER — Clerk expenenced issued from one dav up te 65 Tohnsor. Mrs. Louise = ' rr hee tara. 1 = “KEEPER t.: exeellent enok take charce rea!) estate office | rears, ‘ssuiag super-standard, i nohne 4 GOLDMA™N REALTY CO. 709 Fine standard. eubd-standard. menth- Funeral ser \ PH ER— Married o "DGS paruner day, March 16. at ec other OPPORTT NITY. 4n Old Line Lega! Reserve Life Insurance Company. with # com- niete line of competitive pelictes ~ oo ke é in dear of... Snead law and grandmother. unerai from Berrcesach funeral parlors. sesh Washington beuievard Saturdar. March 17. ai 2 m nterment private. ~~ P - > SOCKS anu a XX 47 ” ' .- icee at Breesr. — 4 : 4 rH for euDerrisors. genes) al agerts anf prok- give immediate cor- to all applicants, a2 ex? interriew will he ar- Jet farsa bie has | } i nN : ~~ all applicants wha st} ; 3 1. tmformation aront nr reugh- nemaelres with the division mar- TAILOR eT SPer' en “P¢j oer we... lough (nee > James, Mark. Jul Me ““ullo ugh OUr wu ; and uncie. in bis fifts F-RecCon i Funeral from residence arenuc. on Saturday March 1% ® m.. to St. Bose Church ad to vary Cemetery. Clark service. on Wednesdar. m.. Charies PROFESSIONAL “istanc : AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING (324 _Ftieni eats at _, be teeny : Nh age atte P, : pe Salat elec Ae, ve brotherin- and 7 BAT Tear . Hijege Funeral from reeidence. 46°: ichigan 70% Ballo : i—i ; = ’ re) Sat ~) ‘ ey = ~~. KS - enna 3 ere Lt eNO Ss) rPeikk ; Ty} phen — avenue. nN aturdar. March i‘, BaF reed xX Piorecd hy 4 - TE fferson Ped service: Gel 3 LEVY ‘ii... ors 466 Pet ere 71a IUNG MAN—With geome iaundrr experi- “ence. Apply at Gluck's undry. ol! 30 De'mar EN— Bet we of | MEN—Between ages of 19 aad Pasadena Hills Opened Sunday learn galeemanshin: must be able | —— - - ane before os 21) 3 ™m 7aQR? (c6 OMAN—SiI1 ~ :# : Lili. ae 8 ' E xe hanre Bide 4 ; eee at es 5 more DANCING asiing: referenrs Linfell 721 - —s hustlers: this is a real proposition . . . . em aad : ns al - ren! hig money ‘s here OF PORTT tyes for you if you work. Call 9 to If nt 10 a a 116 Drive: go out Nat. Florissant road, Ask for Mr Phil. RTER REALTY CO. (c8) more te BEAUTY bh GIRLS, iearn ning classes. AS i “) ae ge Z tus ox!" Simmons Bed s . 4. “0 Cnt. . +? eis ' ‘ JEfferson 4287 house work, MA N— ? Ire - De at) Cui Ta! hatte. 1219 Funeral on Satu March | Fitz-Gerald (nee Pohiman). dear sister | laundress. ‘all 085 m.. from en ol Bros.” Music Fitz-Geraid and our dear ag = street. to New St. family residence. Feo c .eh Union. Local No on Sa TT ery eceased was Fee turdar ; | an ’ , _s - Louis Public Service Co: farch 17. at clock, All } sity Consolidated. “" foe SHOEWOREER = Rp ~ wo ” eB... BRICKWORK Ve Sa Loe ee 8 ’ at W “ Florissant. M erations, nmemodeling : e+ é " . Or be omnery ye, ae net asta” 4 chs Bas te wo Se OS BUT .cBi : >. a ; , . an angen oi ‘ a si : ~~ hy ie z dT ok. , - Poutn 7 7 Wiliams od Sars i “solidated. oo a a GRAPHER Mentel). darling father of Lucile Me areca ‘3 on of Henry L, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Co ef Will eee Me tzeer Hto G Due netice of funeral from Kriecsshau- ERATIONS. repairs f bullding: | oeddel (mee Metzger) qui Fred A. Metz- | sers chanel. 4104 Manchester aren = Comes cme : ZIMMER—E ntereci - March i 2s HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS APPLICANTS answering adrertiee +*\ mente are odriseed not to forward recommpencatinae OMriginria “az interview os sranted. Machine. | STRAW SEWERS for patent miler well Hat Co. residence, on South Market street. March 16. at 2 ft ~ ™m.. at Waterloo. 11! Deceased was & | rene fimmer. broth of | SF ead} : Ta ee, eee . — : ' member of Si. Peter and St. Paui's Evan- yg hSten yy peer , reget ty yin, RE eget nage ar ae _LIVE — ~ : na Appiy 329 Church. Merris Lodge No. un : aeitnaneran eegnenen erate : ‘ters Ride (ng M. and Waterloo Lodge en 27. | from iy wevard re ee 2 Wednesday i : A 1828 Bi Danvi ile rt 1a teil MAL. : “ i . ee = : ene as bog ms ; 1 dear husband of >| 3s Caen; terms, $] aleenin oe oS erty. aiade wink = > : Stes Saws 208 On, Low i ,, BOL ced om S, ‘hart? . ; N > . . . Y} ; ; ae r? Li & st cet ; ht iF , Ti ” {ie : t2a01 BOK KEE "ER~— And CARPET CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS work: Seference requin P CLEANT? UPH’LS'G i ‘ é oO 4s ork reference ‘required. Reem 305 Fire =~ AMV —. — Biggest preposition in netwe r _4 and em ot. Louis. eal} $3. Mie- | wn for house-to-heu any , 3 3 4 924 Wainwright Bao vn en only, BURROUGHS BOOKKEELPER—$R5_ Em- * & . RRAD NJ Se Service Co. 907 Paul Brown ana , G2) -] a 4 _—— . Says d MEN, BOYS Ean WOMEN 20555" FS oF AK: ?¢ Drrssee ate. enaem PPLICA)} WV lichen ru? i Sieh — A TS ansewertng advertise ~ , re da disnenser: experienced. | rian het ehil dren Bi , D} ” és ag 2 clothes: reasonable. ei “Sy , PA TTERN—Cut do. PARTNER Wtd —With some Capital: ex- wre ; TYENT * , ; ~ classes oan eee restaurant man preferred. GAr- = r EuPLc = — VEST OPER —_, ‘eld S584. (e44) | COLORED GIRLS—Factory work. her este: PARTNER Wtd.—To manage delicai eanen | sun B Co. 816 N24, | 410" Tet fermon | and luncheonette in high-class residentia! “GST CLERK—Quick and | WAISTBAND SE district: about $750 investment requ'red. | eee: cae 2, Gnpet work Box _G-158._ Post-Dispatch. {c89 Pont. Dien toh, caine DEMONSTRATOR—Paint- $25 Empioyment Service (Co.. | Rrown Bide. a : ? CCP Se a rn Frid day. **s 2 » we I - 2 1412 Washington. en , Bary oe aa ara ott STRAW © i oO et, A Experienced: © week work ER TRIMMED : FED Fushion Square Bldg. ene ma | Be? ‘e* 3 “‘enegrapher. c h erperence: renity | into Test on Wednesday. i jee nN-law, grandfather, nit broiher-in-lax Gear odrother-i®.- law. Puneral cousin, in his thirty- eae? Saturday, March 17, at 1! ‘30 » m.. from family residence, 8163 Rertha | avenue, to Fee Fee Cemetery. ee . tc ) MOBR—FEnterec in rest Tmesday. March | i3, 1828, at 10: 33 a. m., Michael Mohr. Gearly beloved husband of Theresa Mohr (nee Wilhelm). dear father of Catherine, mae and Barbera Mohr, dear son of Mich- | and BGarbara Mohr (nee Gladt), dear aH. of late Jacob Wilhelm and Catherine Wilhelm (mee Reitz). dear broth- er of Marie Hummel, Catherine Schimmer. Barbara Hossitt, Lena Humme!, Margaret Fett. Anna Schneider (nee Mohr), dear brother-in-law and uncle, at the ages of Funeral Friday, March 16, 8:30 a. m.. MOTHER. BROTHERS. SISTER. ‘Goxc RETE from 1619 South Broadway. to SS. Peter | | reaeona | and Pan!’s Church, thence to SS. Peter ante 70) c r brot ger 9xi2 chemically cleaned UCKERS — kx perienced = - rood Tye? ¥- Selanerte 77. dic “4! Box : Rug and Carpet Cleanin Olive Street rd. (c CLEANING AND DYEING | IN MEMORIAM | PARIS CLEANERS AND DYERS—Lace | Curtain Linde! 23-7387 . ny | EARE—Entered Ini rest Se Ee” = | cure ten nae 6423-738 Caban: Gear Ernest Earl, how I loved you. I sat | =) oF ame casket one day and kissed the ewret | co ef my baby as quiet and peaceful | NCRETE & CEMENT RK you lay. Sadly by his mother. | = - = | CEMENT—And granitoid work, all kinds: reasonabie. S711 Maffitt. Cabany 3685 {c? 21 ! Mrs. Novinger. (c} McHENRY—Robert =. EB. McHenry. Wal -KS— Foundations. reasona ).e. Y down ing Memory, who departed this slasterine- was a —e of 2 WU. Nelson Cole | . fe) »~ i NG— Dressmaking n fitting Linee roam ‘ Camp Na, recommendations. Copies wil) of oMiginais can be presented when the interview is granted. | BAKER—Must be good hand. Apply 2823 | Marcus. (ce) | 10th fms M's- “He stnut INSTRUCTION HANDWRITING. Beas good writer in few bours: time at Tome: cxper's imstructions, BOY—16 to learn jewel trade: $7: erence. 608 Columbia Bldg. oF (ec) BOT—-White: Detween 16- 21; for porter iN dress Instructor, 4628 McMillan. —Sork_in_ store. Apply 1250 Biddie _{e) +4 rices: work . ape ene :. J 7 Eee reat Ti6lW wA LL AS —iea>rn aa ai prt eg Manicur ae te - hy ref acking department. : | te hit: tnarceli vity " - c sUTTUSh Mterence. “hou- aod Paul's Cemetery. CEMETERY LOTS nee “ints, ZTADI(ON and cement con- i aa night -— asmes Se. Or ag 3 +- ROOM GIRL—Exypertenced ; Pe. dairy. of OOocKs and .outende foes ~ business: ated in growina Southeast Missouri town. | DRAPERS—Experienced on all steady work. Excel Dress Co. , ®. Ror \ 207 Poet. Dienatch. iad 2 O71 Washincton. SALESMEN WANTED DRESS OPERATORS handje Etzei. who can essing machine; cood job. 5607 PRE ORD “20e* or a colored: sin. | c eremce and experi- “ar. GArfield 0°49 goog j0 For: Smith, Ss aon ust make Weinetein's, eT ae 7 an 8 | Testa Patt ‘£ aers wr'te or Bin} }) MoLER conlece sid sScK ther Funeral from residence, S838A Ro- FOR your cleciris ao etm Rony oo ‘oo. Write Ozement In- | Ark | TALESMEN Se — eiectric °... wet ruct sUTF au. t. ~ nae} : ment Calvary Cemetery will not be te hereby given ae “Gebad | 5 -— Bt_F. St. Leute. ‘e6) | COLES R-—Exverienced jn instal: ment | S02 Holland Bias oe (emo f 6 hs. Deceaser) was 8 Member of Set, Leute | anbre contracted re wife, — new and olf house wir: ing cail A. H. or mont Apply at once | Tight) Funers! ee x ay ie NF} mar NAN ia \ , CLEC Te R— __xperienieed, surety Sond 0. ; a ; if vou are looking for 4 steady | MAN—Or Tusedar 3 , 1928. $i8 WIRES 3 rooms with iixtures, F T | wrth ) parts of city 292K. Mattie tie Pretisman, ape a wea Pot Ciat, NOTH £—I. Macgrice VW. 17 ~olt 15193 after & = ~» ‘ 7 = a. Schools _ Plonters Bids. J. Apey esta bi} shed oe F, tas a for D. Gg CO. " Citre . ¢ . F . j . +a | : on . or | kg . : of Mra. > oom Cutter . ardering. Moler ; Ge ae . March (e) | Mra i ue0n. | ==. . (et) a. ™., to St. Barbera's Church. Inter- | ' Pe ttoe ‘Romze? Marinrilo instractors, 4479 | S3~ fo} | for interview. i365 Cockrell! District. fe , i SAR ALLEN e loAe 21463. Cas) Or terme “ : : ne: er : - a noe veh 25 5. ‘ ’ ee DOSLION ; must he SA! ESMEN—G rood eppoerttunite eth well Ste CANVASSERS AND sa Seecett. ae heen, St Louis, ‘stare of | lacs, north terling factory, | chapel. 3 ~1 RAVINE position .\ a rox scte Zi

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uis Families than in ANY other newspapers—Daily or Sunday MALCH IB) | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | REAL ESTATE “I ay a. LO! ~~ wou ee a ee ee? i r , bas " RH pee FOr, RARE Ne GES a a ai ;, Sie ee BY, ee a c. eo ey a a ce ¢ : * iain ioe ae ie . SRS es xtty- Main Y Ohi i ARE Be Mie aoa i 3 et ine ae dw, “Sia cnecnag ar LEER EES ete apie ae PENS vantages Peo TEA NI pan ae... Phen es ? VP - * en “ a PC ‘ST - DISPATC H, ~~ wem—WANT ADS Here are read by FAR MORE St. Lo * thet’ s mat: : APARTMENTS RENT—South HOUSES WANTED : ant Loe Furnished Houses a coin For RENT—North ; } RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT EES... APARTMENTS FOR FURNISHED Northwest CELAND, West six reasonable E. L. BA MODEL EFFICIENCIES Do NDELL. 4! i 64 Leowarén Browning Apartments bean.iifu Lie hath and | newly papered and paintec. _ Northwest — + oh " : arc: light; iarse , . ; not water, Fas. ici Fine rentilation # closet space: LIN DELL. rooms M Ain 453.34—Eizchi re wr (OT 2D VAN 4512 m tC 5006 Pershing rent. SOL heat. mot tric ltghts, refrigeration. garbage n- cinerators: service delivery packages: eversthing furnished; flowers anc ctii- ings insulated. MARS R. ©CO.. 5508 Natural Brdige sing te apartim@et mt at 3 os f furnished 4-room 45: de bed LINDEL [, Beautiful apartment: rogoni. y9rTT A hae manage ANY 63 TOs South first tor room, ALFRED. 1953 ng room, dining fast room, kitchen: and tefrigeration: rent S52. —ai~as ARSENS ) iit f -' neces” peaenh C.. Bidg. t at yt rooun) ¢ Life TUS. PCIE ACS heuje 4i4 © ane, OE ES 312 . O270 t. ready 4-4 rooms. reasonahbis ; ip} 4629—New pungaio' ¥ dor varaz VIRGINIA, 4215A—+4 near VIRGINIA, EL ~—"—; rooms. bath, car line. NT oe — Mar wr if? 52943 M. 455 2— BATH. | : unfurnis we (055) Rox G-i 199. a AP SRTME | STORES—Two: tailor ~ Riverside and ens good icR) lecation. COTTAGE OR FLAT ® for modern 4-rmem wi. “Ine West VIRGIN! A. break? M. J. AE i "s1li—aist floo rr nort! Io segs room: steam nent $42.50 SBROTT RLTY. CO. 806 C shestn +3 ast FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT West WYOMING —_ §) BU aanon I N — a8 150. suitable for on, busi i- | agai a x a | Be NGA roome ; cash aad assume. Soat—L0ed location for —— therery or delicatessen. ic RD? 394U—3 rooms. : aduita. rooms furmi: odern ; “ $140 ric tly LInde!l 5-4 NHS. — w “AGENC » 4 CL Biss mocern, rs Ten JOHN “i. ABBOTT. Realtor. KiZeL.. SUBURBAN s000—Larce new store: good lo- Parkview 20i14W. cation fer a drug store. ip) cert REDUCED. 3735 > © Ten 3 rooms, o th 3 moms. electric: yee Chestnut. 04588 . Sass. & gingie fiat brick ga- ak . CHest x11 —F ine 4-room h eat. hard txood tfiloots. reasonabl: ent, steam rage HODIAMONT. 1175 TU ! goods. | Aveement | §2°0, 11S35—Fime sivore branch cieaning drr barber. etc.: epecial in- | party. EVergree= | for talior. beauty shop. to reliable suitable Newly Papered Bargain S, Sth Ze 4 rooms: toilet: ~. eler- 1319 S. Sth st. 3 rooms: ‘toe. * SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT irked vbeeoorty EB "N43.A LOW S—)-Treem Bt = BU RNS. = ___ 45 Mt PLE ~CHe net 5 ~~ # Je ieee - “ ” ~ — a > 7 room et a _2 “Ft wane so 4 . of ij , (Jen ¥ oN g24im Oi Vee ~ . - a * . . im fer enmieher { } i € mana one sce flow Uris reasonable OLIN b. 43 Newly decorated efficiency : licht. Fricidaire: only $55. w ENT MINNIER. 4625—4 ut prices 2 beds gas, (ef : hed. apartment ; - evervthing furnis eniv $55: reoenr, $50: aise semi. fe) 133h——.,-reem apart —~ > fricid ire: cone eesjion: B55. fleer. 4 full ad dec - oe ISTE 4633—Cut prices; =-reom apartment. compietels Bas 29 only ae. om @iii (> will = and S55 . MAin 1858-9. janitor; erate: rent reduced te Wolf-Poillack. 101 %. Sth. : t 5) : 6840-44 GRAVOIS ‘kas ie & + : >* z . x.* iL» 4d 811 as ail 2 new 4 room apartments, heat and janiter service furnished: very beautifully decorated: rent $68. A. Maver Realty Co. Pr. == HING, él. %—5 full sized rovntis: reduced $ Ww Olt Polinck. Ist do repairing: rent : 30. Must have geod tenant. » Hoe st? ee 101 XS. Sth. MAin 1858-9. FIVOLL AP ARTES = “iency : ied) R2~ 8 je! fieor: . a necessary Riverside 4el' belle opAL- sy 7 | 4 id w hoo Laur TO SHOW YOU own and operate fur- as Dr ¥Y Mit he. el ‘Oo CHARGE 3. 4K ew ELL, 340 o—Th ird ROs bk 4325 Olive: we nished apartments all oO , $40: 3 rooms, $050: beautifully over West End: ° new efficiencies. anu sun DA “ to. Grand-Comp tO Reservoir Park. : HIEMENZ ~ CoO r now AVETIE,. 30905— : refrigerator. Fey yy (Hest. fleer: 5 . show er completely 7380 for anee 6) MELROSE APARTMENTS Call Lindeil =e ‘ > Pin > Weet F "a? tree nts eurnished 4 us “reg - rooms : ee lawn: , es just reduced | 75. te a are Wolf-Folinck, 10! 161 a ath. MAin 185859 ’ ager. 212 N. Swvra: 3. ~~ 4. _ ates) ef f; IcLen: | 7 clede a7 06. me 2640 MINNESOTA. clean, with heat, 50. $42. 4159 — 4 rooms. porch: ELSPE ATS & LEONH ARD’ fAiz 2680. 233 8—Second SHAW S87 .50. wee Chestnut, TOWER GROV " z. Legg al « he To : a HENRY HIEMENZ R. CHestnut 8453 ¢ ¢} STAN] . a>ea is - “refrige: an! ? 6648 WASHINGT( N 4-Room Efi lency, $04. afl mz room Fit an i eprseon R941 DEMONTE tehen nal use as oon ing 5630 DEL. MAR. PHONE PARKVIEW 2000 ae A ‘ y 3 n POC In eff 1c1eNncies in nager ‘ premuses. } an . — Sena sw S is | 6OT oa transportatio mM: . poe at MENTS. ~ ND BL. AT MEN Ic NEW GRAND. FIREPROOF BUIL >iNG. WAILERMAN, EY EPSTEIN, / ; y tes ; rates 92) Ooms > oui shower: strictiy 11 GODWIN REAL! NISHED OR UNFURNISHED. oes furnished apartments. $75. @& room apartments and | Pullman kitchens ane eration: WEST PINE, 430%—Brand- new “efficiency. gas, light. rei trig- enly s eo. c includes features: latest : ‘« very heat. light. refriceration. and gas included in rental. dining reom in cennectien. tofal — a > - Man A. G. BLANKE, x. *. C0., eae bes u- rents. GRand 7254. Jil Chestrat. | 4501 +c a : -Aw > rer's eg We mar 5353/{cs) son Gee. fj “5-ROOM = i 1E NC ¥ APT. “ moce . * Apartments R UN Ac cn eR : > . once as G4i Bee Heat ano dg ant ae : Uh. C} , ~ ong \ WELDER ive Sys [cPHE KE NRIC K SQTAR E APTS : ee . 7 - +, oe prem ses. “HOt SAM REALTY CO.. Sort _ Fx it =) t oR = Ars. : 312 International —_— Bids. (Hestnut @2 NI GARDEN Ltn) West ee ane THE HE R apt MAYE m qr . Southwest * APAR te 3 SO) (hestni Att ent ion—Ssmall Fam) 3-room Effie Wardw floors, ti THORS, Eas and Janiter ee nen . od il ay? artn 12DLs nen Ber BRC wAN RE Iiland 0488. ct CABANNE. ALTY ee od4i- 4. 3—Ft ‘ r * — he at. ete. S.0. OCKE-BUCERMANS Stee - ANDERSO? CATES, 6° aS aTeder sleeping porch: D- room A Fs oe@Tye onth Apartmen sAARA, AN apari % ™ ” ~ Ores §}T) eo one m Mavflower G05 C! FOR $60 YOU ¢ 4-room effimiency had rlectrix ning ie water '"h thts low OIREON E. & RB. ay i , CLiiMENS DOs — rovme I'red edi Renee = COD Win 75 - al C' .EM!) . ~ +h.9! 4-—~ romius: ecverrthing tare LF: BALIVIERE. WVNVEDIehCrs: renit S. Viviano. : SRS NSW moder 4°) ‘third floor east!—3S large sun porch: rent re iano, CEniral s069. “5°. 6 rooms: newir Gecorai conce S810). DELMAR. “oms, sun @uced. ali V. 6138 parlor Vix 804— Beautiful a) so Mu rppy service: $7) EASTGATE, bedrooms: beat. janitor ENRIGHT. 5 Ire refrig ey GODWIN a ia Ro, 22-— RENRY “HIEMENZ. ENRIGHT ce 372 ‘ ciency: new buildin $55 and up. JULIUS BALLER R., allo REA LT ¥ ive. os—s 4965—5 © eg r service: im: ren JOHN W GIBSON Rr te) ELLAIW. S24——Sublease to (ict 6 reome and sunroom, modern. “d heme, wiil sacrifice FOUNTAIN heat and tor 6 Re ea *? LTt ss beat, large PArk iCw 4at——2-4, as reais por Ught. 65054. Orrner W - and BAMILTUN. 606-l90— entire epartments Foome at S55 and PeSTY. Hileand IS70 HAMILTON Four Rooms and Sunroom. decorated ere anager . s€cond tieor east. STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC... 904 Chestnut. Fre VDIAMUAT. IT]. a>—S and A rooms new '¥ decorated: family apartinent leery refrigerators: Murphy beds firepro buliding EVergreen 8220) 128. coe —Un GODWIX, “REA sLTY INTERDRIV a. 13a4—-2 comeeriatse. newly apartmen ttmmactilate: PArkvie« TAS y. KENSINGTON Janitor. neat: KINGSBERY t ih i= 2 AI 'N ‘. AND ETZEL $H5 5883 rvwersitr City to nee fPPnOes, CO.. Delmar. exceptionally lticht decorated §-room reasonable CRD | rem Tyre. my, , Se heautiful across frem Soidan: S870. f oer? } 574U—4 rooms an £> I 44 sa £50 and Up 2nd Dei led. nanacer ; prey baal Oreon E. 2 KR. G. Sevtt. ae 800 Chestnut. ‘SAIN TS PARISH —_ ALL rooms. 6] s (hestny ‘> mee M, Sqitta mic Po ‘ ALICE, 2144, Cin, tric as. furnace: Very Reasonan.e BLAINE 4027—4 ARYLAND AV. CHertnut 4530 (é North 1 fiat, ckarare TrOoOoODS: A mee = MIT bath, €iC- a *”" at bath: 4501-15 DEimar 5523 or a@liu rooms, Meyer there APARTMENTS FOR RENT | _ bolga Fit ath reary: = 3484 —FURNISHED RR. CO. CHestnys 3 heeoh + Wi ligu. N.S ee ee rooms $15 - redTry & ‘ 4450, —— orthwest suburban EVergreen 4412 ‘ a layton | —New jos, j ie HaATR | ARSENAL. room - *- - - S 4 ——~ ie | es Licprl Ss outhwest ‘ir’ i ‘ sh io —— : Eb \ | 5 ~ i{ ; ha ” enone - ~ -~ 62°4A—Strctiy J- reasonable rent. ‘cs? MANCHESTER, 5243—LARGE STORE. STEAM HEAT. GOOD CONDITION: £50 RENT MONTHS: JOHNSTON MAR, | PAGE. 435 9 — —— store: KEY AT’ 5243A. FLOYD | REALTY co. 501c DEL- | 0999. - FOREST (G6) Hes t “RD ) t = ueat water. newlr decorat ; moce : garage. COl fax 6! ZW with mrge (co } House, t{e4) 2940 a? flat and §h-ro0m sleening nen ts. BANC R# et. erry S019A—New. 4 rooms =e, — 4 rooms and | Oo acho Ol. Riversid eo Sy 1 eB unten -_ ; ‘es re sonal Die ~— oo Zap, co BAN‘ ROF a mocem ; € omen 4 ms. £96 somal pm A , rooms. TOTIS 6610—Residence. 6 repairs E Pershing and De Baliviere BRISTOL HOTEL BUILDING Desirable stores: will make reasonabie or alterations for desirable tenant, L. BAKEWELL. CHestnut 5555. contre ne owner . - Ou 7 enien o te rn hot-water meat. screens: 2-car S50) per. montn. FARM—i4% MAGS 28 class: DITTMEIER acres; o fine fer chicken ; ' $1500 cash. or will es | for house or flat in TYier 1740W ‘frame bungalow; cheap Grew JON GRIFFIN, 415 a7 IFICANT gee i7 Carson rd.: § . just en of Se. _— R £. ’ FINE LOCATIO? ,% yng corner of read and _—— north of Manchester ‘Doe GHERTY R. WESTMORE PARK 12°23 Woodland drive; beautiful 5 roems, odern and garace: = GIESSOW R. CO.. 2200 A—4 rede C ~ 2D A- 3 ¢ reasonaoie reti roms 7. (Hestnut 5023. aEERTORD. reams. established dentist preferred. Post-Dispatch. DEN‘ ist Wtd.—share office with estab- coctor: lished good south side location : x G-2¢ a flat. oOo 850. FOrest 4321. Maplewood Ecre+ ned 6S. int 7~i8—Modern 0-room residence: | ; ie : OFFICE SPACE—For rent. including stenographic services. CEestunt DR hone ; 5448 Sh) Richmond Heights STANLEY. 7238—4 rooms o-room RESORTS For Sale Z . ¢ v7 2] ficiency apartment-ilat. Hand 21 fi J pe sa “Riv PTs) de. 2.1 s Station + . -— Leu is - any time. 1c fimencrT | = m ‘ a ’ - ne $45 ? EVergreen 297 (cB=) QUINCY. rage: small famiir R00 BLO ae RRS ae “ROOSEVELT > ‘ a aa} Rent $4: g 30 : i ENT ‘on c HAMBE RLAIN -OWINGS, GROUND CAh. 1766. LARGE ROOMS, BRINKOP, ae {ede} us eer " : isned ——. ALABAMA. 4756-—J BATH, ELECTRIC. CLEDE °040. station- finished irh? re oms. _ bath. 592. “tri “rw | 9404 4A—4 “47 roeoma Riverside eer mee ath. Dara 40RR—3 rHorTs 7632 Call Riverside Webster Groves modern. Webhster'—Modern 7-room ive. = ren t a 0 3 | i one Oo swiner. M 3 ft & rze 4 x . ~s HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. | FOR RENT, FOR COLORED electric .$30 00 electric N. CHANNING AV, “MTS. MO ¥ , ae M(D- 5294. eé 3 ROOM. a ee LAC. GARAGE, §&5. ¢ ARL SB. aD. ERS: $4; CASTLEMAN “Zak New five roams, sleeping perch: hardwoed floors, tile bath, steam heating plant: $65: rage. 2 BL ANK KE K. FE. €O.. 7F11l Chestnnt. CASTLE MAN i570 € — TE. ball eB a Murphy rooma, 4 in® 5 j DELMAR. .4425A— 6 rooms WM. RASSIEUR, 908 N. €s ~~ . 3? sth. "CEs. 4240. — = a ; t t * » *+ Sx et WOOL v6 Chesinu e 208. all a i. * —S rooms, bath, COOK 410° JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. } ‘ i Divi 1924A—s rooms, eiectr? » reoms and bath, Sas VERNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. CH. 8300. i ®*e91) . kitchen | water showers and electmc: motor coon and fi lstboat: Box G-21, each | CONTRACTOR and Ba ' | as a cuaraniee. AND FISHING—W ondertul lo- larze outside | hou and cud | cottaces ‘eed | lights, bath. Frigidaire : ; ch: ckens. team. all tovls tor 114- price $30.000 for quick saic. Post- Dispatch. (es?) $50 Cash, $10 Per Month Four beautiful 60-foot lots on Green | Bay. Mich., just north of Menomunee: | large trees, sandy beach: price only $200 | Box A-373, Post-Dispatch. HUNTING . ation on Gasconade River: and dining reom., 7 -room Lene gpl Ai furn shed 7 CU nogeE acre farm REAL ESTATE BIDS, PLANS. ESTIMATES BRICK WORK ESTIM. ATES see me before giving out your brick work. Phone WAtson 4073. (c62) repairs and alterations ™ with concrete floors. mill made hone $130 up. We do ny size job, new or old. Phone GRand | 35J. cxe) BUILD d-reom bungalow 4500: other build at low pmece. Gran ait, 927 Century ldg. CHestnut aa 2). | fur | t : HOMES BUILT TO ORDER Union Labor room frame cottage. $1800: brick. $2700: ”.family brick flat. $5800: 4-fam- | ils 11.700: stores, residences: 1000 | _ estimates free: building loans. bond CONSTRUCTION CHestnut GUARANTEE Wainwright Bidg. CO.., ‘ Ou) 7 ; TDR. 62 'CG.s } —=— REAL ESTATE CARDS WRECKING. aiterations. buildings abie: furnish bonds. perienced builder. Brigadier. 40484 Cote Rriliarte. Lindel 27167 (c62 } REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE APAR ww 6-family, West end” south of Delmar | will ive as part preferred ; dou bie | flat. odern Be » . in - . Tooms. fru ished - refine Ww cong — Ra-14 os } ; r 4 8: an a — ~ , an ROOMS. se SOAs AR AGE. is The ‘ 3e% sas Ts—6 FLATS. BATH. $19. ace: ‘Pw 4 rooms. e full sive droems: heat rent $60. Must be a MAin 1858-0. LULcAs, “806A—S furnished, janiter: ceed tenant. W ol f-Poillack RENUCED REN 110i N. Sth. Lan nro lag elt iS OLIVE, 2951 14—4-ROOM EMMELMANN-SPACSLER R. EL ' DCCED TO S55. ? 7? % ‘ca4 " a ‘4 4 a - ‘otis “vO §, rod nait 23) Omont! REALTY. "4948 SOUTH PROSP Fé T 4444. j20— Modert RAU x. aa A 2 OQUE TT. SCH rT 37 PAT MIAMI, 3925-31—4-reem efficiency flat, x , 41569-——C! I t} Pann reoms, heth, $75. 5@23. (*) : OTF - her rick be fees A ath. Fy ace S500 cash. + + °¥ . 2484 Two WEEKs _FREE RENT FLAT Biddle «& ooms, bath. electric: Take as ~0 elec. Be ROOMS, B. po igen a) electric: 722 Chestnnt ie?®s} r aArgze ilst POOTHS re i. how” "Heatn ut * cag? af ; 8085. OTTO JOST. DWELLINGS FOR RENT ~ Central JRGAN, o404—l14 °r hot-water peat (all POres«t iT reaniz ati ons aiso 3 te 6 reom apartments: menthiy and lease rates. i TT? TUOmS, bath, 4 Pyle. : SLAB Ls . West me. bath. i ISMN? , imn alee $35. Avsiy 152 Met ausiang N, Grand, Steinbe: fc SP? eiectric APARTMENTS— month. ’ oe oe | 7 Gennerly EN RIGHT. room aYrart tr lnqguire |POREST PARK. 4412 ' nieteiv furtus he» rooms, carace: newly dec r FPERDIN AN oe oo rath: S40 COOPE! Central 344 —La ali. 50x52: 3 Inawire de iwenstall REALTORS. ATTEN NTION!. Mat rated PINE ee - furnace. elertric. of- OTT? i oe hand =) CHestnut 3484. ica 7 oe | —-~}- rt 4 Northwest i 4 “ aoe ~S4i}—4 rooms and rondition EVergreen South ideally arranged Room 17)2. Tithe cH) bath 3k North HUSSELI. 4147A—7 nice roome: LINDELL. 45435——-Subiease furniebed hote! TO rooms: dressing room. bat! » TOR: im willl TRA ALe POR EEOT, orem 4 , n: $2° 5a : 7 Steam “erage 4 4 | Hiiand 7% heat TRO eETTI RI SSELL. 4445—Seantiful, new 4-room Bi... A TRAD. ; 7 A-—~—-4 reome beth: fOOrFR RE. ¢ iretnhuse 2484 415 bpm N OBL § ad and kitchenette: hardweed floors, steam heating. tile festh: garage: Murphy bed. bath £30 (cl) + WEWSTERAT) if 7 r " : Lore? imhie everhau} ¢ novated ~~. . . .¥ : RAI $i ia ’ 4 ~o TTA. ” ea uéetric; good order: 2 weeks free: sora? ie - rar c (%. BLANKE R. FE. CO... Til Chestnut. IS2O s.—% rooms, bath, e'rr- remaition, (ef2 ’ Me PH ERSON apartment. , Prev. (OLIVE. 3745— tric. S$O@-811) OL 442A — Housekerpins N NT? 422 5 . - is vely farnished. 2% of INTH, 4215A N. ore, electric: ne reinerd to £17. € Hen nut ‘TR40. img PRAIRLE AND ene b—Three room, newiy POO Sis. CAIN & HAF IDESTY. rooms, steam heat. werk, \aree tn fixtures: illandg 247. i AH. 3949—5 rooms. carace Hartford, 6 rooma, garage, $5 ay bath. SHEN ANTI 3851 A—Six rooms: fornia ft COOPER R. E. CO. CHestryt 3484 ich) AH, 44} 2514-20-—-3 rromea ane equipped: rent spanthiy 2 ibaa. . wanted: RS exita (e627) N.S TAA sv i effi- | 2 M KE ie Ss ee (em? toilet. electric el ontedition JOHN HH. ABRO Realtor, 708 Chestnat. | PRAIRIE. decorated hat h fire | PAGE. 24——New modern J3-room tency: will furnish if desired. ERSHING. 5528 ee POT efficienc o. hewir SHENANITIOAH. 4624 (34 west )—TLirine dining room. 2 belrooms. Sreakfas ° rom | ponme kitehenette: LAciede SIDNE (Y I22A—4 roome, bath ify Are: “25: goraer ational eHiect ric ee AN, ZEIHA—4é roorts, Hace pace won Ars SAR. | —Across from bail park: ore: wormerfn) | woecatien. ~040— ~Ne stores. rooms. bath Riverside : i CRO RUNGALOW—For lease: 5S $8) aies near srand. aX " ¥O6 coed loca- reasonabie. See fo?) suitabie for “Ht Southwest rooms, Tew ame Store : eo =e a ll kitchen ares signghont. Stee EXCELLENT LOCATION — 4205-09 N. Grand: new stores, 20x): marble fronts. double show windows,. W est epot for live wire: rent aoe . HANCROTT, 7000.3 ml couple: waiter. tes mas. 3813 OLY, Ccabi- price #1 cso. steam heat, real >t “tree electric, 504 Wain- CRBERT only $50 feb) | water CABANNE, 56Z1—V ery attractive 5-foom residence. ELMORE CAVE & €o. N. W. Corner Sth and Chestnut. f hte emg — N Rite nace, 2 DROZDA REALTY CO. rooms; DUBINSKY REALTY CO. wright Bide. South GRAVOITS, 8206—Store and 5 living roome: cone@ locaticn: rect reasonable { cf} GROC ER OR BUTCHERS. a rooms, DbDath 4006 ner ST. LAN TS. OR Ame T tree ‘txere clectriv S13 of JOHN Ff, ARROTT, Realtor, 700 Ch | FWee Lagye CRL4 eh N wot roowe, sien, 81 ‘RARNOROVE apr at heat. tet water, ers. reasonable rental. {on } Weekly, £20: menth. rooms. efficiency: fee, linens. ens. GRO0. ) ‘ PRRSHING. 538G—Newly furniehe eik- bBL3. Se POM Tun, ey) i. bath, ‘p Re Tare ; we hs T . J . FiLLCTRIC. (oly 2415 §—] LARG Ms, RRINKOF. LACLEDE 7948. PRAT 4, 4. room. tie ath furnace |; $40. garage oniionai. LAclede | vreem efficiencr. with or without seilrer bea light: overlooking Forrest Pari. . W. DIBSTELHORST CO.. 5856 Deimar. aa Ih: : large newly decorated. TYler 254 SROSA-CRODA N. roome electric; 7. (4) ipaz Ae Sid net’ heat location ° locks north ot Page rv ea ted 7 ee. Bivermde OO. furnace: O 2s s.—Large «tore: $=9. rage it 360 CAbany 0634. cy or tarm. BLUMENFELD- R. E. NEBSIDEN E—A rooms. modern iy} Vinita; 730 Tithe i:near. F MAm 16e@e. yard swt scrapes; reasonable. (all SEVENTH. 1208 S.—Laree. desirable t-- ~ tail store. with living roem: buar WESTMINSTER. 4150—-reom house: @- | tiom: newly decorated: lowest rent ear rarace fine cemdition, } rent S32 Call FOrest TRE. F a bath. 6445 brick - “HATHAM.,. ao y-TOOTE, ree * . VICTOR. T144—4 nice rooms, ' jeundry. $25 nee . eu? ges Cite bt ot | WESTMINSTER. {150—Remdence. eight STORES—fIwe: tailor and millinery: good —990. rooms; garage. Lindell 4363. t location. Riverside 2 ‘c8) ' | Ow or ron Delmar. loca | im city: i 6-fami cated piace: rey on Kingsbury. overlooking Ames BUNGALOW Wtd.—For exchange. lot. 5. ome bigck west of Grand: clear: street and allev paved: for 4-room Dunga- 2-family flat. and vay difference: reply. advise telephone. Box G-1l -D | Bus BUSINESS PRO first floor, small BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR EX 4 stores and apartments above; near Hamilton. Will take a residence, vac ~~ ground or other property a & art DOU SGCHERTY R R. E CcO.. 908 Chestnut. -— = * en new leased stores; res; one | —— ~ awl art paz: pre 191 $10.500: sty DOUBLE FLAT FOR EAC Lucated in Minnesota bear i rooms, tile baths. hardwood floors. ant Wil 1} sel) ol of DOU is CHERT fur- property. as Pay — R. poeta ° EXCHANGE Sram ws will Soh a lot in as 4-14 Post-Dispatch. rN HANGE—Party has residence Geoedfellow av.: — they = exe Seiets bungaiow on Seouth al “+ A-163 BACHA®S d d FIRST ‘DEED $15,000, NO 5 WANTS RESIDENCE A FARM. cO., 5012 DEL vee. 89) | ACHANGE—Party has se: North Spring ar.: ¥ rent $1080 rear that they will pa for @ or 4 family 3 er 4 room fiat on South | x to $16,008. ry flat: convenient to cars. DEImar 3313. Mr. Riefer. FLAT Wtd.—ti24 acres Montgomerr Mo.; clear of debt Title Guar. FLAT Wtd.—Have oretty home in Web- ster, § rooms. all conveniences, many arge shade and fruit trees. shrubs and | flowers. wants residence or 5B co.. 310 “Title aS ycslared tes tenement | Wolf-Pollack. Tet ®. “ath. NEW FLAT PARK. vga fi —_ UNIVERSITY lange ngg te mye =~ hy A-T61. Post-Dispatc’. ot) | WHAT HAVE U 7213 Biddle st.. 3-famiiy. rent — second fase of agen ipa | Zzel 4 roome dence. COTTAGE . % Sa (,00d Suburban E CRE pointment to inspect. OOMIS. Room et 6196] 5 ROOMS: IN. FR: 2214 N. KINGS or Tithe reagon- | plans. pore ns Reto ex- | ly, 4 rooms and sun parior, lo- | owner will ‘exchange for business | p rty. | DOUGHERTY R. ¥. CO.. 908 Chestnut. | 30 NG located ' SUBURBAN PROP. ee Guar. JxX—+-Preom ™ : hanmiwood oo bie ve; strees made; peo OO RLES WELZ. 1692 4 KE, We <HOW or Lege +h tite bat a Ave TE og Ss ts Seuth Drive. CAD | HOUSE—New 6-room ™ blee “ss arri mond 3 — 92621 S. GRAND | LACLEDE 3040-41 ‘Beautiful Butz ' S. G ’ Has & lovely large 'Gorner lot; “hot — car must be l. $16,500, but $13.- 000 on your own buys the Feide drive: « 3 F E ¥ DT uy lated ediately: the price is flat on ~ ) HOME Wed. —County or city: hare 4room | Chippewa. west of | $16 f) or | NZLICK, 1016 «ORL Sat. | Open. '=iB. A. on easy terms, or take | “several 4-reom | on Seuth Side that he | part Box | $700 CASE —* 548 LAPFA | Webster Groves, Me. ; | dence: ‘- jot ; chickens: price GU ARANTES CONS ,T—For saie or trade: modern: mnugie Delmar-Hodiamont | City. | ;_ want flat. vacant er BLUMENFELD R. E. CO., 319 Bide. MAin 1609. r. aw tile bath: PALM. 2 ern, hardwood. floors: and 2 blocks | FOrest 0179. $500 Buys 4-room 3858 St. $250 4SH = Sortie Market; | bars Dr METER R. BE. co. BEACON. 4906-——Mos bath. furnace; terms SILVE?F CHestnut 9603. 7) or saie or aie Central | 4 proposition | for capabie woman: wenderful small place: | a at 4341 West Pine or bath, | con- | — § or cheap rotiage as part par: | $2 ath. MAin 1858-9. atti AN AN. . : a orrtul ineeme: term. CHAEKLES WELZ, 4642 Ph oii = ; eel eee 2G: | se

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THURSDA MARCH -15, ¥ - - : T HURS S agi | . ese "REAL EST ATE_WID 3 MAS Seer : _—__ S¥_WANT ADS Here are read by F AR MORE St. Louis Families than in ANY other newspaper—Daily or Sunday"We w0nn nanaani ____ Bungalows, Cottages W iw OWS AND AGES a : so RESPEC AN RR RS ORI aes ap tin | OFTace oy FLAT we ——s : For Sale | FOR ee tees =. ag SALE | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y , LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y ; 30% oGcernb 9 mi 3 ut } - RETA” Cota pag a ; South aaa Sto | BUNtALow Wit oes 1. amt | = so "ook basranent eee he Rt Het: aetr the | fon. collar, dar eeu ya ne | At Legal xO ENDORSERS—NO SIGNERS | Bho - Fg gy "$500 te ’ » $3500. Owner. 3459 wtomac. corner lot ~ = oll hot-water he at: | . cc X & street: $125 cash: mate of- ( ' QO Rat Confidential Service—Legal Rates Thin a ~ HENRY HIER EN? R. 2 6 cr ; Post- Dieqat as i s Ls . me —?_ (pext to Webers 514 heetnut. a : a frame Dutch Colonix! | ALBERTA, 3301-09 — PRETTI. UMPHEEY. CORNER LOUISIANS. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR cape ioe" _eeere throughout, lot 60x160 | SINGLE FLATS OF 3 AND PE gga gy poe dg or a Rtgs! Call at Our Office, Write or | | STRICTLY MODERN; JUST | nea . ; FARM—14%, aces? I> miugicy rt RB GreeING. 3627 Gravois. PRos. 1833./ ED: BRICK BUNGALOW, ORC | ee RINBERG, 3204 8. GRAND. Phone CHestnut 6133 or CHestnut 3530 fine for chicken farm or City; 5 c4) SCREENS S FIXTURES | 2c Nee SR AL ? rs a % ’ | $1500 cash. or - exchange $4 : 2 eecxErsse oe oe —— ati S 14 ] [; SMALT Re sidence South, * S5VV We Will Make You a toan Today | vier 1 ART fla ‘. Cali e fe om one floor; t- : EASY TERMs; . 3102 TN . ) : On : Pay "te Thy E335 ee a Ts "s. : — _— Tee Aas THEN poe: omg “he buil ee ype Bm gro 4 iG i ane eae ee ee i Sesser snccmenss it . . > ‘ ~ ‘ P - . Jan, oc | i "a shee Riverview aan Car = ~e : : 3 s os.” tric, furnace. hardwood Floors. slate roof: Money loaned to any honest family, man | strictly confidential and straightforward 31 —_ eee ee ay J ee ee ee frame bungalow: eS te . | JURt vacated: lo 35x12 reasonable | Or women, on personal property, house- manner in which JC EN GRIFFIN, “4 415° “Title G ee =’ | \ terms. CHAS L. WEBER 119 XN. 7th st. |hold goods, sutos, pianos, store fixtures, | transacted without delay pong mong Tr | ! 7) ae, 2 GRAND. LACLEDE 3040-41. | eee rh SIDE bIGGESs& SARA IINE, etc. oe -% Mee yo eel — 7 reg y= to call, write or phone | | MAGNIFICANT COUNT > ro} , WILL SELL | 3621 S. GRAXD “ Ecol G; + rooms, garage. lo | Paves & Sue @ oe ve estnut 6153. Our representative will | R17 fs : NGALT f ee rage * . LACLEDE 33 ; ’ | real te ideally jJocated: beite our office. You will be pleased with the | call and explain our plan, FRE 4 | elas oe ge as ~ > . an i -¢ Bn 4359 THOLOZAN BULNGAI ao es — _ a KE. CO. Micht ea : for count y acreage. | a I ; Don't lay off work, P Inte rest Rates | DTT “PR vy TER _k E. co ; ‘ orgs a paten. new, 5-room neat brick bun-;| near St a aes aoe, i 7 sunroom: | ‘ “3 “Ro YAL LOAN CO eo) 7 P¢ ” uF | 4x16 ~ GArfi la ' Ww . a. C . = $ i Antho ~arish, hol-water | 3 ae | aul Brown Bh g, | just phone us, eid | We will lend you $10 to $ STA : 4 jow price, terms; owner On eon peat. garage. OW’ ne = bay Be, y: act om er 7 {) W E R G I R¢ Vv E HE IG H TS Ss . g 1 S Olive Opposite Sheet + ae 0340 We'll giadly come : y F . . the leg a: rate of interest. v Southwest corner ey , ra ; SSaGON FOR SE TF =) & Agcy., 3627 Gravois, PRos. 1833 | Th CORNER RESIDENCE TELEPHONES: CH wm “9 Bate St Ullice | right out and explain You will like our polite, | nag — a ens : &Nd Seun e- ry) LLL ————— (e5) | ree rooms and sunroom first floor: JB an 3, + ee Q-9 : igh > bl joc be anne sta Sree oe? 11 iat0g- eae four-room matt brick, oil burner, | CHIPPEWA, 2134—Just completed; mod.|4 Toms and +! een hg porch, glassed in, 2 estnut 6133—CHestnut 3530 our legal plan without friendly, courteous confi- | our Sy ee Se | anchesier rd.: prigg gana me bath. mi Chestnut dtd.” cash. Roney bungalow style 3 and 4 single; easy °° second floor maid and storage OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAYS UNTIL 8 P. any obligation ina | 00 enay monthiy gayments. Y : oe? 235 ne! — J put CY S. “" & room lird 7ioor: ) ic ra ee OC eee a TNS ies: 1¥ L a . ; 2 ) . ry’ | DOUGHERTY R. OO. 908 Ce ou @ © SONVENIENTLY LOCATED. ie ode iulats toy spadapederabe sx 3 = os dential service. Loans on |') a) BON! HS zy Lets ry. o~ " | 3823 Pennsy)vania _ 4-room cottage, Chistian » Ae, dos_ F. Dieckmann, 2125 S.Grand, LAc.0620 , » ontnly aymen (,00d Suburban Home Sit a beat. garage 2 excelient shape. | 3621 § GRAND. LACH rR: EC. “ter eae ek MONEY. 2 A MI} Y A US We are licensed and household furniture, ||| dhe epee —— RS a8 in J te ~ ates vr e s = ‘ ~ “ ag 4 7 wD reneeeete snnnete FEET gee exes WAY. Realtor. 722 Chestnut | , . SINGLE—4225 CLEVELAND $7 500-$10.500. bonded, under state radics, pianos, autos, left | ira INTEREST PA ABLE | othe of = TE msm located. on — 2 7 ALOW, 6 ROOMS, $8500 4 rooms, furnaces: fine condition: | - 7 rooms, tile bath, fur +4 ' , rt 4 . ae Aa Peres roe. a ae eche hen. 2 Be N _ hos . Po ws ett no deal FEDERLC rt take good lot ix wee v8 amy For anyone w aa 0 is temporar ily short of money; on furniture, pia: i ne supervy ision for your in your possession | aie initia agtig — a Suna eat . Lal x } 0 i . — 2 4 «> 5 “Fi > - i. >i ory ; tg . inn ae orn ft fin y . DO -e ' Mae 4d at dios am P he ts - : we vill : nate. building site : “a Gravois. PRespect 1519 3 hi are: 53 reom mod mn. and autos; all left in your 1 M. sion. protection. We try very ‘il charged interest only for actual _prec' tically new; oc samen ' A ( : > e DEWEY. Gileiij3——Neu — bod for roomi ’ See thie inside ate aT 2 R 3 eo Ei i BAS et é oe a — | Teal buy. ” ‘ tog RT ail “ 1} 1 oO) | ih henand 9 rooms jot-water 100 y, | 300 want new acces a Oa! } QO i Meter oe ie : : : 1 ct. . > L IF 5 99 be st nut, RT. ide | ({ ie ys ; se ~ ' ~ ig ns i iy ‘ . wdasineses } ‘oA fr . * , ‘ mre the fa | - Tin & | 00! Is. Re 314. Bu : a (ed) | DILL NS. 7 ste fami hes. ° eee | f ee " at i we : on - oe es, Want new accounts. elfare urse. " ove you pay the en fo lee ~~ MAin” seh 3 rooms tach it costs, | You get the full amount of loan in cash. Pay otf at any BEL, T726—S-room frame cottage, bath uN offer: a Sites tree § .. : : J Cisestn : 4 hot-water a garage; street and alley | CHAR LES WE LZ, 4642 Gravois. KL. -e2 : eal r at . Achete °: 345 rr y om oaene slete list . How Mu (? h Do ys ov Ne edd 1? Easy Monthly Payime nt Plan | | = | ot Carsonile Se eee ‘ace: é- room steecce bungalow; FLAT: T i gets R Pi 464 4 7 a OUCRTE 7 QC NY) TN De im — 45 - Room of -4 An bassa dor ' LOANS b ADE SAME DAY mi | “Stag > : tile atb et 43 ¥ i , —_— e¢) }? ~ RV i “ . vu 5 a ¥ RNACE: G ae path furnace. garage: reasonable. * ‘ ec if . ‘$14 baths, fur ENGEL EBER | a, RED TAPE—PROMPT SE] : U : h 352 Goethe, 4-room frame bungalow, 41. — ee P Ruspe: we S) uber igd. Call, Write or Phe Cc _ ‘-1 | GAIN ‘ and Locust No indcrsers required. = ~~ HAAKE KEA a _— ’ ’ 3 . _ H e247. no red tape. No tnguiries made o 2214 N. KINGSHIGHWAY FOR. = . } bath, furnace, garage; street and alicy FLAT Wel a f ) > Us and Our Agent Wil ¢ at} me a hill your friends. relatives or employer. ilt Siizsiec, b-, reo ~ > oe ‘ . Cae 5-room frame cottage: | V3‘): &a age: for sale or exchange for | Nice 2 ay or = a ee — | HE 27 Gravois. PRospect 1833. | MICHIGAN | | sae " arm. ME , te othe 7 ASN, 44xx—9-6: hot-waree ~- | en eens 2 TL >. Ti > a) NFEUD K rE. 00., 7) ie Riate roof. PRospect 3711. — | - ; BE} ORE We have opened up, im connection with our real estate business, | ‘ A ey ce & : ) Title Guar. Bidg. MAin 1609. 4 ‘ Je EXPAT Goaa-- a room modern Tek, | SHENANDOAN dono , “BERT To nina eae rare: MARKING a department where any honest person can berrow $19.00 to - _— new: tile bat hardy flo: Urnece » rooms newly de ori i wes > arcat ovner 9 ow . sia: a = FUG 44) on furviture er other security at legal rate under Stete / , Aa pe grive: #8irect Uisut , price regucecd , A) M, &. WRISBERG,. 204 ~. ‘ 54s 1A $55 ‘ : ‘ ence moder. : | I A ] Supervision. Nw noersers of COMM Iss 100. Make seur own ters EA cary terms. 46905 SHEN — 6U-fvot Jot: Jara ag ws aA? to repay. In business im St. Louis 51 years. You will like duing . 4 3 5 ‘ “ . " i iar ii a in iAH rOVELT ACR, a ot ow eg pA ‘\ ate company. Strictly corfiden- busipeas with a reputable real estate 3726 V Qua ARLES WELZ. 4642 Gravois. RL. [O80 | We buil 4 a3 NS f. te . rs ~_ — low: tile inte pl 4 Toe copper S SAVE TIME. VWORKA,. MONEY, i WALTER KOU] a re 7 , PORES T Ty - rooms noder — ©OD- R 5 4 1) tial. lrivate consultativn , rveme. Hours, 8S a. m. to 6 DD. @,, YY TMP awh y lot 40x160 ; screens: | LET Us SHOW OU THESE 419 W] N : venient; hot-water heat, hardwood Zool coments. Kt including Saturday. > bee HARTW1G-DISCHINGER, 2808 % Gr a $7600-—S87 50. ! 3 NE B. AGO | dow aruce; bargain: ows (eC) i. ‘THIS CALL—PHONE—WRITE i 1025 Ambassador bldg. s. 4318 Osceola : 4 rooms; coz? ; 4-5 rooms, modern thro ghout: $1000 [IN oe , the 12-room use, DU | ‘Tenth = 7 - ties ro yea He > Satine: | AA EE RRR eg NR: ESS FF ONE NN ERE TE FR RENE I ANNE NE TIT UN ANH ARB Nits AB: gpm mteRer er ‘ocr, Me . , ae Py f pe terete ti Bem) agg jos as FO Sa Sanh Ne Ann % Fico LICENSED AND BONDED BY 4336 Oscevila; S rooms: hot-water beat. Cash. balanee $40 month and interest. (cR) |. Water heat, .-Car fa : OF imam 1B PO | EQ On Your Personal Pronerty ee =| iS ar £4 Snes. Senne tees TO $300 0 Your Personal Propert: | Ag JUST COMPLETED Bi sasgrcne, 7 "Zovnte, modern; not-| ror» weautful tates wngie, ane | 3 Ce UP 30 1 to 20 Months _ PEERLESS LOAN COMPANY | |. cotlseverie 4 e . real hon ' : ‘* le we ; ; : " GArtie! d 3861. Beautiful 6-room bungalow in surely @ itv: garage. | gence. j “wiv decorated: owner h a6 Corner 9th 825 CHESTNUT 8T./ J ae, ey One on pe lGr g tru rooms, large garage: | FEDER. r . c oe AB aps ee ee ean $100 total cost 4 months......% 8.75 $300 totd!l eost 4 ag © |Grove. 7404 Augusta av.: 4804 Gertruc ae arage. REALTY “co. “P Respect 1519. ught larger home and will sell ch | a a st 4 months .$26.2 boa ll gs -water oa Califorma =. Sens BE. cae new; bargain ; , . be ve br r ; . pot-water eat: ie” ee . Tiga ce re ' 1. i s “ | South ton Se PA sata a at Ia 4069 to 4085 Quincy; vew, modern 5 — St ae Lan white é slate roof. garage: ate reduced to sell | ) SIX PRIVATE CONSULTATIGN ROOMS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. | a MONTHS TO REPAY brick bungalow: all on one floor: 218 Dewey out-of-tow : YOUR FRIENDS DO N . -of-to¥n —— $$$ ———— ») NOT HAVE TO SIGN FOR YOU. NO COMMISSION OB Richie lel ee ec tn “nediatta ane et | a FTES |NO DEDUCTIONS. “LOU GET FULL AMOUNT APPLIED FOR ||) paar @ ere « s, : > S , O.e° me | reldence on LePNSiIngtoo a” j bs . . a - » “uy . E - eights 7 $500 cash: cacy terms; open for inspec- 4535 Cleveland - 4-4: modern on Academy if solid right away ‘fo! | $10 TO $3 D0—ONE TO T W ENTY MON THS TO sg AY Y OU M AY PAY *Oes | Hot SE—New 6-room block; cheap; espa @en. “SEE US.” 5423 Gertri ude; 3-3: new a. bri] Jouse © § rooms anc garage. inter | us No Commissions er, a Parrish. Fuchmond Heights. Hie g G ‘ q ‘ eats Itask a 4- 4 efficiency hey . te oY appointmet kee Troe | ‘ $ 5 per month on a £100 loan ' ‘ * enone — | Cina heck fee esi Loans at Legal Interest Rate | $13, ber ion op & $500 Loum | ree } ' ’ oms. 3 ern f : . ; . = \ | ) SECOND ERC immediately; myst & Cali LAciede ge Me Somgnete Set. SHAWHCT, Pr) i tae tes fas ‘ones 00g fi : J 2 | On our Monthly Payment Plan with LEGAL BATE of interest, payo»le monthly. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION. BNO | geil: this beautiful 5-room bu ow it ©6271 S. GRAND ; RES R priee right Riverside 1161 (e682) ' It costs nething to investigate. a : iBIES & MADE OF FRIENDS OB - jot ; QO. |TO PAINT YOUR HOME. PAPER YOTR HO If you are unable to call ffi h rit ad ou presentatiy | red: » STR ? ve . a ,. ry 3 A USE, PLUMBING FIXTURES, ¢ y unable to call at our 0 ce, phone or write us atid our rep e eee oa eee Sate, “Si, enmeemee SACLEDE_3040-41 o-oo En right “ ‘ i a rv Tis } et 4. wri ure. ; | we ntpon ATISD | wood fio fi ith | BOKROW FROM & BONDED AND LICENSED LENDER OW ¥ SON y T N Y | | SEMI? RACKMOrT a Se , ‘; y _ Gr and One the o east of Be nthony’s Churen HENRY WTEMEN : CO 614 Chest it. SECURITY SUCH AS HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR OFFIC - xTooee won CRROOr Al Th } U LTON LOAT SOCIET ) 4 pr | * new bea uti ful 5- roSm bu Inge 7 * ws in Pe ~ ares ™ ‘ » oe CALL, WRITE OR PHON Ss Of fice Hours: Ss: “30 to 5 Including urday 7 } VITH LEGAL RA’ IT’S IMPOSSIBLE mee Has 8 lovely large roome on dancy | fiais: 13 sold. 4 left. “SEE US.’ iL hiversityv ity pease : \ 704 OLIVE ST., ROOMS 206-07 © Garfield 4472-——CHestnut 6117 : : ; , : ; ri lot “water neat. ii¢ ' | ie . > a , NTHLY . |To find a bigger bargain than TN fi ot yee eat. tie Det. = orld | ew on _ . | — \{ PAYABLE MO ‘in this house at 7305 Meitela ‘oat : . . ioe » nice aaiie fiat: “i n btinkop RE. 1199 W ASHINGTON ne. ‘ ~ Court- ously we are xiad to lend you rooms, 2 bathe, open fireplace and lots af - st GO0xx S$. Grand Kingshighway: | «eo i . aie | Distinctive home of &§ rooms, breakfast | ‘ , wre . © $300 on, your furniture | other features. A beautiful lot % bloke of appointment to Bee. cree S621 S. GP&aND BL. mete | room. slee ping 1 porch 8 baths. lavatory, oi | Sins 5077-08-09 Louderman Bldg. __LOANS ON_AUTOMOBIT ___ La ON N AUTOMOBILES _ ~~ a ry oy BL — 4 * ifrom school. Cost 5 Wexzic K. 1010 Chestnut. CHest. 6890 i burner; 2 jeer | en. | 1 $16,500, but is: oe wel | rata Naat ce | . | | > g£wic ‘ Ss Cee is a: som eo 3 ero REAL BUNGALOWS | $2000 CASH | 447 STR ATF( RD SS. W. COR. 11TH & LOCUST §8TS. GARFIELD 3222—CHESTNUT 4252 | . 2 , . . , . Eight room bres kf st room 2 baths. y| terms buys the | 594044 WANDA A\ a ee corr Cee eee: & ater heat, Sar brick garage: 3 house. tq ae a rooms, TG urnace. 13.) ¢ f ‘ ‘ , 7 «Five rooms, sunroom. tile bath, furhace, | © AN EHSON. STOCKE-BUERMANN., ie cks south of - Iman. Fullerton Bide eBide drive: open 2 to 35. O& Chestnut. (6) |) = — a la alas LOaLiS t0 douse CCDCTS | se our money we pay up all your smal] — It makes 3 . | If you cennet call at fices, phone us and PUBLIC Ste atin anil! ba Shrewsbury B putas Y D ry’ Realty | | } _ zz. ag . : 7 ; | EXETER. a ve + gh 6 mes WO (er Bae cde SS a ta i ei Oc gpg tl yyy Op Ray agg yA SH =. SS SS ~~ a tl i a a ~~ SOW AMWMWoOo S SSS NY N. A, Ct Ae ect ete cet state we Mate om ¥ a ‘ ) atl = lo oia, cabteeetetianeiten deena nl noted, a eee ee AR Ce ONIN eS et A TR Ho oa ee ee ee ateg Ai: get atn, af Oe meen ee Fe DOWNTOWN OFFICE VERY MODERN; lll i = ce; has 6 dandy laree | 5526 MILENTZ AV. ' i\( $13.00 Is LNITIAL PAYMENT ON $300.00 Rei | ii? 1123 AMBASSADOR BLDG. ae pooms. best er: ar oak flooring, Stand ~ ms (({ : ‘ERES i _-EEDED : Nr. "hath oo at © Sage Pagan fioo P Str the oe dern Tiat. 5 and 0 roome . ))) sf AND INT REST. ' GArfield 1070 Mectric tefrigeration: cayage:’ 13-4 aS ari “may exc RDS. ban | “BLEGAI aU CIN EC POP En Ty” 7 NO endorsms hain ired. No enmianianion. Just your own §{ MID-TOWN OFFICE | : walls. matt brick ind; “all | €arace: side dr ee oe ae FOE wee sage eh ancien y |S msulaied with celotex: must sell | Northwest corner Broadway and Clin. | \\ signature 4 me security. Qui ‘ ‘ky, riva and plea aming service. ({ S 4066 OLIVE | " ; _A ate t Lhe iT) i te wuUnUusi: bi v ow BNIC KMEY ER- r L E rs K a 7%. & 4 co, LV mY - : : oe 23 Lae 1} . , Lindell 6440 Everg sontne _ really enn. but t 7 Awad, be v c as MiiusUdii: ie . | ~\ Grarit ‘ — ; | rr ] _ Ro i” 7 . THOMPSON ik CO., PArkview O14 ON ARSENAL &T. | tne 2000 bi ) ee oe a oa: ae 1 Olive and Ninth Tt on ae Bids. (CHestnut 6474 ) Open nights. Thousands borrow ©D | money advanced. Year to pay — Open Daily Until 6 P. M. ES Five. room brick bungaiow all on one : Sina 3 Casa “pay wetter iti ret : EP ase adin os ———— tn ‘ ' / shheir car whether tt s ‘pa Lid for a at low rates and legal Snr Be un r Ww 4 ; Sor: bath. furnace. iarge. hgh reoms: 2 | tC.) } ' FRAN VOls S7ili—2 1 tor *t nd , YT] Sa OO LO OOOO : » * 2 penen: beautiful lot. 380x200; one aon” Tae ¥ ot —- Ah i aruge; bath. furmace: be 10 LICK, pe BUNGALOW—New modem Groom, Clam t! & trem echool. Price $6800, Bos | es a iz ificed: terms REAL ESTATE—FOR ae IST’ | . 1035 N. Grand | ; = NGAL arin Este ae Di enacted | 1944 Forest: bleck east of McCausland. c HAKL ES WE LZ, 4642 Gravois. Ri. 2080. PCat SES AN ; ie 6 ~ CREA AR] : mess nce 0 3S C 600,000 a l | 7 1 T ) — Lah 3 goee= ; i BANCKOFT. = 000—3 rooms, new, cozy; , Off Manchester; 4 and 5 room flat: just) —__) wien : i 21283 Fe aos arte TOs Widnes wae | simes” Gouadain® dad Gene 10 t in ra] ; _— Over , : | OL ‘SE O EME -WILSON &. &3 A EE Siche for couple: built-in kitchen cebi- tuken in trade; will sacrifice: easy terms. SELLING TO CLOSF ESTATE a at « r . oer, - = v . > * al ; : LOANS—LOANS—A!’ aU "ae Petuced to sel! at once PLAT—5i a. ee et! HF MMEL MANN. SPACKLE RK. Lo Se Bammer - ° hard wood tiocors tile bath . FOO S, | ba:h new fur maces, slat@ root, double , me ot ee eee an a oe Eee a ere RANT—@Q ale Necessary > » . na ° : io | , eee » ' " — 4 - 4 3% ' 00. $8000, : , . ‘ ' HOUSEHOLD d ; : 0 tt] —_ . enn 1), $4500 SHOU, Ds oo 392 IN-GABBERT-SUATTERY. AS. MUELLER n& BOX, Realtors. | rrond ihie very highs, | RESTAURANT — Doing gvod business. $40 "Fire 1¢ tornado meurance: | LAclede 3030-41. ___tAclose 3240, 05} | ite anc tc | COTT 25 MEANSDOWNE, 05045— horoughiy modern | 328 ~ bert si 2. (¢,6 7 co) . , " aT ot ps D all o or | ke aiid sa : ' : BUNGALOWS AND ¢ ©@ .droom beautiful brick bungalow in 115 FAUISVILLE AV. _____ BUSINESS "WANTED 1508 8. 39th en | Pe Cok ii each ‘loan Call or "phone “| TEN TROUSAND DOLLARS FINANCE = - : ree dicate ? 7? 7 an gre a ee ; TeSTAUTA NT — Downtown ocation. | r j > 4OnR For Sale ee | par my Re at really a | Beantiful ae consisting of 4 Jlarre West PILLING E&TA Tj ON Wid 4 x sreianar $500 profit; bargain for quick ! ~ SORTE 110 N. STH. MAIN 4°55 Client requested us to place above amount CORPOR ‘ TION pases” price. rooms, breakiast reom and gun) rT, Lilt +> E TC Lib NO WAC ANC 9 2 Oe Box (39-20% r Ot h tc Sule Information )' 7 Market Shs (c)} INV EST your money in our good first On second Deeds of Trust ob investment 763 4 2-3 : | Cuiélian REC hh © ccugteteiees floors, furnace me 6) A residenc ranged | int nily| HARDWARE STORE W id. With rop- | RESTAURANT—Doing @ well paving busi: 4 deeds: $1000 to $4500. LaAclede 9543. / property. Reasonable rates. 221-228 Splassurt _FRenter Theater os Bepecoercr Gus ee SY SES ENGEL WEBER (== FEYDT ‘|| e=neaeg R ’ « | SEMPLE. j 534—5-6 brick fiat ° bath turn (rwner ve a Ke] , in ace. \erye Ler hiea th o> 943 ’ ost-Di apat ch ——- 3d S. GRAXD. LACLEDE 3040-41. nace: fine “condition: terme: make offer. Jos. F.Dickmanp. ‘$125 8 s. gp Baar, pe 9 0620 : a _—— B: z ee S. Co. LAclede 3841 3600 &. Grand (c62) cain ee aa LOANS FREE | tee bP APIS ah RD OM ND te RIN TD Sty OM Se lic MG TAN PTO! EP ERNE AIR PM, BEC +t amtane aN. t —— — ning Pee ee AE RIE AD INGEN OR SNM Rte Se EL RBS ah be 2 . oc Lorie end rovumr, “t) . t 1 A! —_—— Py —— een aces: TeBt | SALE. OR EAC CHANGE S¢ Louie County: large: summer porch. ardwood — : n. x 0-313, P22) MAGNOLIA, 6262—Beautiful 6-room brick E\* rereen 857%. io4) | aa | : tile bath; $100 down “g (Ae = ) =: ~~ rt, : , TAT ogg — goon yy larst = 3 $241) a mort ea) et $23. S00 Corner . Lind 1] and Whittier: i ohh ¢ y PRi— B34 Chestm -_ A 9. Ivy YOU WANT a real bargain, investigate ‘vy $24 600 vear: this property hase a good BAKERY AND RESTAURANT—$450 | established business: must buy property. | qT MITC ea oP me “sta >; ST. ANDREV 3 LANE. 724 Lirias ape ST ~ S - — 4567-69 Laclede: 4-famlly flat, separate | vapciiieiiiiitiies ___ (CD) | ' ied) Louis: will give lease. LAclede 683 (34'T OUR ()k tr ERINGS | overlooking wre xg. ok : [DOW MUS ST SELL entrance. Price $23.500. Income et . CUNFECTIONERY—Doing good busiress SOFT DRINK PARLOR—Good ! ‘es. | Have especialiv attractive real estate | Low rates: auick serviee: mortaases re- , | ier voces). ae : oueeee. @ rooms and gun room, garage, % block | Steam heat, tile baths. hardwood floors: . Northwest rooming house district: acruss from park | ©)", “Colored. reasonable price. 2750/5056 ror sale; flate. apartments. resi- | financed: paymepts reduced. r VABADA. 036 »>-reom jent - fs ~ Mar Tket pot open all day gall _ pr yperty unusually well built anc T- c.. “30 ah 7 : —“* ~~ l iguite ~ ii uy Lat avette. 1 ee) ae 7 ee ‘ a} ences , business property. in amount® ©: ty i A KX A Nj } Mui mR CORP bath, furnace: cheerful! conven Bee yment. 112 lendon. | well ated. For card of admission and “00; av.: must sell. COlfax 10% Floris | CONF BUTIONER -—exira zood oe ean’ | #4 SfioPa—cGood location. £00d busi- | $1000 to $10.000: papers ready for um Derg ant FOR IMMEDIATE USE “ — B Sant av. : , . ' a Ps FR - rts “ ‘ terms EX crerecs) be + rT 2 A | } rticulare 2 to terms, fic., Ber = lenge: iiving Guartere: bargain for ai TAILO o - ti ; terest 5 per cent to : ' ea | . Q for ‘ DEKING SS iy anet A thompson RK. CO... PArkview 0141. | full particu Vv ALL EY TRUST COMPANY. | ole ©41° Fil-at | jess. 321) mt ran =: eT a | eecunt a) "an iz “only clonn, modern butid- A 29 36 Locust ot. =) | TO HOU SEHOLDERS a" 0 ee OPS ae ak pM + _— - FOr Dt UPS lee ORI re 3S 7 ee ie fa. ee ee NY eee : _-~ n 4 : oe ~ Rk Beesnieil eet CS & 4 ; , 1 mt vou rea) ‘ * 5730 Janet: Fe S}00 down « @ | Agent. 4th and Pine. MAin 3640 NPE! CTIONERY Meg: asine etand. ci-} * ARIETY 68: - eimai dain “Sedan 2 can undor bier Li | err ‘Cc Under the supervision of ° i ; . ~ ‘rs 3 - 3 I as a -* ‘ -pOCeEN u t fr. “C9 . eae VME 4 ..¢€ ; ge ‘ i af ey ney USsINeSS if “ax | j tf) : sg monthly. ¥ acant, Tyler 1 : > : “FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE ; ae : ; met Orie r. on Acbonald. ent. Gar . tobpac “a°t) " SCHOO SU} ple &. candies, 3 ‘ re a mtiy bon gn OEE if) 5 e ur peomeod lus a b Al lO L - ANS ru. - De artment and . " y . ‘ | * rr ; mes nanewe "le we : i ges } “Tes } ory mea: y theer. el Cap re; a — eP a ‘ ae 6 7 j ' i en : ~ | Small ASH, 530 _MON Lordy sttas®? North RESIDENCES FOR SALE — —— - eee oo ce $1000. O2 Post-Dis- | * ‘he - uo ge a say ate yor ne ; good | Priday. * | Confidential and courteous service ez 474° Genevieve bath, en a4geh 2 tric — ca’ cael oh : [a4 | Cer 6 anneal enle sock Lage Kdw ard K. Love Realty Co. tended immediately: fair rates. You keet BOSS HESTNUT. 3 HANAN. §10-l12—tThree-room double; | HOUUSE—7 rooms, modern: good condi- est —- proposition for SUCCESsH: UW Bad. Oe A : . 2° | 550, 608 C — | Fumtey: will eactifice 80 SH aia eitt or write for our price list, issued ea ‘b | ANY AMOUNT—NO INDORSERS & ae © } | Car in your DOS*easiol pag » DOF INg fi y TOME : ° se Pime . - bea utifu ) f home ‘s, lar for- ORS ’ ll: will con sit er terms. (cx) | oe | TE 3 five roome on one fioor: 3453 ich} a reps SS iprovemen : nt : DRY i LOANS ON RE ESTA “1 oans— H oundreds to Thousands.” tc8) ae = ° H a~6 ‘ P E Oi. ay i hitchen : : y LA | : - ont “$3000. ROW ; - - | vw a - “oan on 6 - y ret payment on ° ae ae ‘ Or ° garage cuc " WHI: ¢ ¢ 1769 (cS) | Snliendid location good reason for Beli- | 7" er ~~ ol onda bought. ye ow TY of money to loan On oOgd bs . what >, side drive: perfect const i r fxchanige for emalier property: 4 and | Se ew 1G-DISCHIN GER, 2608 N. Grand. | £07 —Residence. 50x15 on the southeast |ine. Hiland 9988 (-) | ALL active stocks alc bunds wit Pik. ."Srompt answer: reasogabir | © ter the on terms. 4 ba * eft ‘ ‘ * Aho a toad j » t ' - ey. yeur FAUST. a only 87030, Easton. FOr. , 3 D sac rifice conveniences; cost $16. 750, —- | corner of Delmar and Central (2 biocks | DrY GUODs STORE—Nice. ciean, staple — "H. J. KATTELMAN & CO.. charg - “St us for reliabie eetvice a 4 ueed an = w ; o five for $15,000, MANIERSKI. E—Ne rand ang St. is: | west of Hanley rd.}: the prettiest lot it ee a ee” ae eee nes i , k Bidg bo) J. WANSTRATH. 717 49 Chesinut_s will fad tne husband $25 MONTH a A St. Louis (eh) RESTIDENC £ at tira ite rooms eo. | Be at pr 5 n} $27 : ' — ‘k: will gacrifice. “~ XK. Jel ae oy 503 Central Nati: nal Bank rie: ». GEO. Jd. A ote i fi to ) , q = : mehed at > - this district ¢ only S3500 cas! Sat 9546 fel) | (Heamut y214 GArfield 5240). feor) | =a STA RENTS 8648—PRICL &3: = 2 62 LDMAN R ae Lindell § ' n Urey wite. , o tn Si £32300 . argain. re arfie] 6 19° ic62 i ft) DM \ 3 Al Try { 4) oye Pine. i . - ~ . re = : vane - . ait eT : F T . ~— ra r a oe “- oo : . ae cul ? . G - . a rT roan . “ : 5 k KO EN | floore: 4 rooms: open: owrer tric. Water: $400 cash. balance mont! the other; “wt Ty) Ie BL . ful ivucation for | ic;6) tine Machine. 20 Miesou . Lardsi e Eric? MON INES rival partys as ese +e! DORSERS REQUIRED : big bargain SURKS. Be ts : el m formation call after 3 P. m. . oe ef licienc wer © Bil E} ECTRIC BHi P— Established } 2 t cars ] od Vy rclor Mot Ore. 15 Jt Add it ‘- ‘ a x t j an eT! : & Lip CUMMISSIVL. Bea _ : : 7 aS a BLAKE & BRO g1 5 Cy pathy ‘ 1768W " i oe iia i ‘ADOL P i ane ER. / doing g000 business: leaving Cj itizens Loan. 100 Le Compte { crit ' ; ‘ r ‘ ’ {-~l)pepaicn 7 ¥y yu cor ** have te ae} your ear in order O u : —— le | 4187 Manchester kK ORM | gent Marquette Easton Finance. 25 Provident | ssi 3 Tou.000, on improv - ) , Get ° (nang aa so 14 hn —, . o) r (4) Lips ? . onthe : South f : | Northwest TACANT—No I’coruer af Walaa | Eos buspaiee Feasonavie. Box o-#1 Loan. 150 Gold Rod 1000 Tungsten Prov) *_: Louis, “real e bo a4 ipweat mierent | *) guee® ees Bsew and oar aan 0—604 Olive Bt “MANIA. 4m506-—4-room 1a ' — Northwest TH [EODORE. b928—6 rooms. bath aR. | or atiot '2 box Ks north of Manc! Lert | GA RAGE — And filiing station; ” fully a ot > So Corp, a er! 1 Club } advance } com “Te 94 ——— businese-Jike, friendly and confidential. 520 N . Grand BL Room 203 ~—* * “ o IOAW after in 17 Clear vacant. T¥ies |" Well-bullt @-room brick residence: bath. Se ee ne bene ee a et MONEY WANTED | EAL ORKERS 2d Floor JEfferson 5577 ; wr ; » ace heat; garage in good | F _M—P> acre war higb re ie — — . ~ , oo — rae ner Cabany g19sw, | “RORtE. 110 X_ 6th MAIN 4258, ( i cto And meat market * ror? mrwear Hon. Ais pat & cjear tise at + amput mew if “ } ke AN kK Nott-Poita porch ; terms. ate ‘AL : ho hs price reduced . Counts | at | OOO: | : te : oliack. 101 N. “Sth. MAI IBSR-9, | |) —- Best. YR GO. 114 N. Tth. | DITTMBIER KR. E. CU. 624 Chestnut et, | Industrial district. dors about S#00 per CET y wanerRaTH. 71714 Chestnut at AND MORTGAGE CO A” 8322 LOCUST ST. Tir won + famili a ry ; tn <-reom = brick So a al Rage Be. fue “P ie te: a | dats A Phone 1g North mene eee Phone JEtfersen 0636 nities; @ reoms, Ap Ko ‘laa ox A-O71. Por « | “Si DELD OF THUST FOR FALE 4 RF. floor eas: 0°45 Aghiand. (ci | bo ee ee too large HARDW AK E— aes variety store. north- y fem Tnaurancs gg ~ Do YOU \ E rea MONEY om. =~ aden: | REAL ESTATE-—FOR COLORED . rock, attractive proposition ae neerers ¥ 4 oulie cares {cD ) ‘Ls REC? atti aa iain ern B-room frame | HOTEL—-21 reoma, exceptionally well fur- 59 olf dont mth pay t on principal. pi FIRST AND SEC OND DEE Ds Bo ee ene tn. RR PEN T. sO , Ti ' rm ab . a handle vour personal note. 0M Corr AGE, AL rT ALSO ne} ~~ G 5. GRAND. LACLEDE 304041 meotiage rit nat : ri 4 ; the | ti Hed ty PS ie a @ is malig * termes a4 Je nm me , a4 = ‘ er Sines saaetle iii ” \ Gorsers. ne «ol 0 late rai. Quick ° ¢ on fldertia! so PM Gr s my (1 block west _of Unio: 73 D—FINE LOCATION. | ' latee rooms: | ire to eet eee ig ie | 4 “ POsENLERG BROS TAGE \. | service MOSEY te ‘ Pda: dy flat Biark ae (reneral Motors: a Sice ere large roome: in a Lambaciie am. Heatny tnt Ch. CREA? t(LOR—Gooed location: | gg oa i. nn ons §0a Pine. " MAn O. 08-5 ; sth Pi OP. ¥ S arg” BT OO : confidential, 2 4 e Buy Cc FILE 1t3* estmett: inepect at onee condition SR500. Owpber will show ; UIEBERT XN. « "mit fie | Tir’ x : ij y 2% ib Dcsores Suu uy, 1s aaitiaten ’ ied . vie ; siicor : 9 = . : * tcly) 31.7 Vicloria Lidg. 407 a. eb ai dcla. ; . é EE Reait r y . ' or, CHestuut 0703. ; BUSH-BUBNS, MAuy d027. j ieee. + Mok te Me. ~ daha Dome one » ae Siti. , dain aR ae ee i ee ee a Say slr a ee ee ee ee ee POE Rh OO ALE PAR AMR ATL 4 a Sates ies ‘ a | DFimar 4794

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RS 5 1928 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = PAGE 32 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 = VENTE i ee * s ° Se. « TABLE SYMBOLS ADVANCE IN: | sates so ~~ Qn AY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET 22322: ock. (nm) " ‘ ‘ 3.607.300 shares, compared with 3.185.500 | Does. . Unthangee. oe York Stock Exchan (| 2 yesetrdar, 2,107,600 a week ago and *.- . (COMPL a“ . ~e ' Sales itt eS ee = _— ae $15,746,000; w | ¢ @11,700 @ year age. Total sales from Jan. | BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIKRE . oday | or = ~~ % os — m J / % tl te date. 141,410,400 shares, compared ARP PRPP APP DDD LDL LLL LLL AA AAA | “otal tr Te ee ps | with 100.085.7060 a Year ato. tess -- $827,161. tad two ago. | Net ¢Prev. 19°83 Stecks and Annual | period years | red | 4 ‘at n i . ‘Net : wt: el : ; . : ’ | z : ~ | RESUMED | | ne! . | | : om | | : | | 3 . i 4 ) : , = , s T ~ : t . Fonds O-% a dolar that is | : | ) ! ; | . - . 2 —_ . ? , [Rt ‘ _ 1 a “3 ; . 22 £ tiisbuz bid PT ‘IT 1 ov Ly ’ : wv 3 ‘ ‘ se — :, z ¢ > j Hig ' ™ ° ; . ; . 2 o- 2 + ’ . . : po . Dr v. in Doi > J " I ricaamabl dee tee. Mt a: " a aan is “ . 1 j “92 — , . 4 i ‘. : : , . | . - : yy? . ~ : : sane cee ESTE —— ; = . : , ; ; a 7 1o8 — 2 a 3 440s t an O+4 le “i os »*s « Pittsburg ©: _. : ron ee oe | * and twenty-four thir . a few SP oS | ee ae 38 ic Yeli Cyd 4.5250, 3642) So's) « ea =i! a ie Sen wae } TS %. 72%) 7H 1 “24 2%, Pittsburg Coal 5 ee eee coed .. Common Stock M AcDraia™ « Sirsa ; Li+ a : . ~ : ; ~ . #0) ; , " , ‘ : Lt) ’ : 7% Pitz Durs t. w . : ane one > _ ; “ ; Q : ; a. f ; ?, ~ be ‘ = ba iy ‘ up sa “2 oO" *B : gare aie ome ena a 3 + ¥ — a rh ! 1 a 2s | | 32% Porto Rice General Motors Sells at (12 1}. ieee 3 7 39 139 (3 : a aoe 2 6 87) 86 | 8 it | 25 line Silver ru bai 3 12 ’ | 3398 ee ggg ; “ , ‘ 5 x i 2 i Aa . . . . : i : , * ‘a i Be + oF gz New Top—Wabash Fea-. : ) : } 5 eewrerpe ae Broker s Loans Up $50,- =) 53 Avtar a ng a 6 i eB Seate S| ae 77%) 7 : | em! or. eel RR RY Se ea Fae =“ $5, Making Tote vance of $145 First Day of * ai ae fe ie pet bet bee Gt - | aioe i ~) Ree raat qd rs pe 3-) Ps oe > | Wagner Electric has had a market price aa tion of more than § 0,004 * 8 © ok an a we af Gi be red March 1, the majer last few dars. as @ movement on the St , as j : Exchange. which cobtigusi=al .* : . leiie—iet : . . ' - ; »> ll > - " ms . > . ‘ ; . 's . o - : ; ss ~~. » " . : : >. 7 5 LZe ER SNA 0 8 STOCK MARKET AVERAGES 1s Oa — . ~~ ot sal 296) 20%; 23%. 267 ‘| with a spurt of $5 a shame ,oee ”* 17107308 Reynold 3 S%i_ Sip)... | OF S5450 & Shee Sea ? B+.. es 8B a3 . y . mt ; a 7 selling around $48 at b . . 45 ; - RATION 23% Richt Oi Cal 24 28%) =: ‘’* ithe month The saa CORPOE Re | py, ce Rossis ins @ ..-, “les oo 2 “**?) | amounted to $14.60 a shee : pt Chem te a Saae ie ambert Co Sb 6 See) St } 2 = + + are 78,277 shares ef sem on Ol & Sc Lee Rubl 17%, 17% si gs Ss ph Lead 3b 13 5 a nen dteck: susan ott * \ieeu St Louis S$ * 54}: ' ee , The “bull” market i= >t Lasts BW eke . : = -. | On the local exchange qiaie 2% Schulte R St : —_ 20 5: te} O02 50! -: considerable attention ia ‘e Schulte R St pfc a gee + & * + the recent action of tors and Radie Co New York Stock Exchaneee ) 3 . More than 1600 shares ai Shubert Theater 3 8 bands today at between @ ow ++Simmons Co a G2 | OA Sal eo $54.50. Profit takings ~~ ww OZ % Sinclair Con O21 Bie SMR eR eric was ‘i 1S Dt sey i phic ae ce $ Ral DAY PIR ERS 8” alle ean i: 7 ee Ce pe? oat te Be . i cree PS ~ 2. oe ie be one te tet tt tt BEE-=SERSLESSE eat ath pe kt 19 > pot pe s5i36e 1) Sd de Ge ae me Oh Gr bs Ga Ge Gig , a> iP 5 &. i% Simms Petrol... 3; 19% 19 . s$0Ome recession from the 1 | te Sinclair C Oi . §|106 % 106%: “4 ---. terday more than TI¢@ gia Arma . —— eS eos | 2645! 26 ’ sold and the previous Gig. do mS * % So Cal Edison 2 12) 4 : i? S| 1000. eae ae Southern Dairies ee : | During 1 otk meee Atl & Dan ist 4s | ae 9 as x ~_ OTS Spm | bl ¥ * iw w . atin all =. 7 116% 113% > 4 | pone ene me s ns t * te . Dud oo ry Cn Ereit 53 3 2 " »onee or 4 . Sou ‘mes ail oe ~ Se 2, Davison Chemica! - mS ey r mc r “ : 3 7 7 +4 : T; 2 : . J Be Pacific c - ~ ~ . é‘ between $17 and $38, —s 4g regen 3 Deere & Co pid %; x10/11 . - — 7%, 16 (Mallinson & 4) 26%, 23% T5914 39% | 32 Sou Pi noo © — Ss 3o= ... | previous year a low of ame | e Huc ¥. -& 1. . MaiUagi A LU1 se 2 a+ +So Ry M&O ct was recorded. a . 9814 Southern Ry pf 1 99 99 : At its meeting. = e Spear & €o ’ ; Be ET lene hoard of diréctess: aa : fe. 33% stand Com To 1} 6 33%! 33 | 33 -| Gend on the outstandl %; Stand & 3% : 62 : ; | stock out of the 2927 $2.59 per shafe. payable. to holders of common steal ord at the close of March 31, 1925. The annual stateme holders issued recentiy ys ~ SZeraueee8 Vee et Fe S&S “x ~~ _ ee 3 338 - es C2 p> pe bt »wGids tO = be — ~ aad ee Eastman Kodak 8b 54 or one REan t ate ie hee ee ok be —. ie we 6 y was approsi a year 1926, 339,227.16 for 192% $49,489.37 for 1926 provement in the coz ions. “The billing for the of 1928 will exceed the first quarter of present indications will be true of at six months of 1928, O11 .sO. — ae *.s ing bondéd indebtednea® “A reduced to $2,149,200" - bg r - hori ell ll a | | St Ge he Ge: ck ocean veel | -_ = Ss + & + bm a) % Sweets Co of Am 2% Symington A Vitor? se r* ee iS ‘ PS) * @ eu * | . | 16%. Tenn Cop 2th 50 50 Texas Corp 3s . 38%, Texas Gulf Sul 4.. % Texas & Pac FPP Pr FP - a) mt 9 0 OT pe Kiitear~e = 4S owe ~) Ot a a | 7 * my 3 * » + ra Obese ~ we i ia — aed i Fairbanks ' ‘ 4 3 i + T+£Tr i oe aaa om | Lt -& Tr pt = ig 200 $0", Nash Moters 4% Te ‘2% Union Cal 2 a 47 x ‘ - There was some & ~ mane Prttt F arine pe al , ee ‘ " “ > * ~~ ae ia mt awk 4 * oe . : ~ am Tani : | — c~ jenme 3 PT foteled — bbe pt bam - ; . =i Emerson Elec. pid 7 a | + Ely & Walker 1.50 . . Ee te. a a tg oe ey Se *s Ely & Walker 24 pf 6 ry & 1 St, . rhs Se es, See pl oe — = bang Ely & Walker 7d pid ~walk 34 yy 2 abe wT Di ‘+Internat Shoe ¢ PE. wT SRS 8 ie aren atuieie i beni canetimatepinsuntncmimanaaiianieati ae °- 2] 2% - : : A 3 *+'iniern: = (Hl Well Sappy % 33 3 af xT °} : ' = + es: —— oad : Been . o. Ti. Stores re eee ee ee Zaae waGese BSesERease 2 ¥ ule Wabash Railway Wabash } +*Rice-Stix «d pid sla me ee tegen “ee naa NE aga =e : “ v7 " , = ts . : ha 1] n Se’ TLie 2 F . Pacitie ( ouat > = E ~ = : . . re 3 . ul = bt. pa ~ — —— — . _ . : . : as i Sortth weet Hack Water 1. . » — i : mi “K.. : ' & ran os Scuthn weet Wagner £ Wagner Wagner Werner Wagner Electric Wagner Electric Wagner Electric Wagner Wlectric Flectric Electric tlee tric Electric Elertrie re me pe se eee hades — i. * ne ° s+ siz + ge » A Calif Packing 4 = ? re SoS * Ui ps bd Pe Pot ft G3 > hy 1g oo eee eats i . . 4 sal mas > tarot eee Rice Baeesus Western West P West P 51%, Liline « tentral > mae) : a Electric Buying Wabash 7 ; ; 3 ae , . . , | e . Plectric . 7 ’ : se 2 : ‘ " 4 ' i "= . ; . 7 . : : aie - - ate | _ ; buying of Wabas 11 under -Cle | : ; : ; , , dee 7 Lge % 16! Bs t | 20 14 hits (+ ; 2% i. Wagner MiPctric ++ o . Eiecerieg «. = United Railway 45 Sia Houston (nl @%0e .3 Sam Wacn El te “1996°O ieee ++ Ex - ruak lines eured gum ped high at points on itr? Miata ~ -« ** e a - 1S de @ oes ” § J ! eal Ea Fd : 4 pe ee Pe & St. Louis Public Servit®... ‘ " "im : a 1 2 ‘ Me LO hin. va ” eh - Sytety a Tog eT 38 eS SESSS ee ee ee oA ote vee ~— 5 ~ « 3 i ne > ue at. ; Lne ani Th i¢ re Tange: a - 13. . bs oe bh + oO TSS . . . 4 +e \ ea i ; t Pw ; es i . «Ft — +3 a ner un j . rhe " ; }} = ; aes as ia m ‘ ‘ . 9? wo a. - @ollar to Petes ipceageenssaemes ae at ) re ound nd the demand was Mich cs ae 7 : he Post-Dispatch. $1.75 to $2.56; a o ra Sat , ui a lo An sri a , “4 ' wth . ; ee é aia i Lal as ical a SS seats cf i : was arrest in . the further weakness of Portx- a a a ‘s - rom i , : Tua De De tato price range: Colorado Tusset N YORK, March 15.—Tyadin ee ee ga : - ‘ - . a a . . ’ : : . t 4 ii ‘7 eo jeg” T v7 Sue? . : x oa” les e Be ; aed rr \. . N ; . ° aoe .e L * , y Kucse exchange a ae _. re : “nine - mat foyas foi} ’ . _ r ‘ ; ~~. j cae ~ ad ES. ae — , . Mot ;UTSe Ss, $2.33 3 : "7 marke? continued in best, ol- | 3 to 8 . ss . ‘i's we? . ; ; i generally stead to arket ' teen , . 4 rIO~ 3 gf ie ge alll get ta he — ~ Ti¥ OO. | % : r Price movements were wide $6.50- wilowtwinn. _~ the lowest levels ut win e fust about re- ! (5, : t¥ a oa w= | tie Sateen £0 Bn oe. tele eo 8 om: upward, but profit-taking ee tn °5- Vireinia the foreign schange market. | a reat A-efternoon offices rulin nt i De rer ~—— - Ke 2p EF "Seo Ben oe hot 8 “ontana russet Durbanks. $2.4 3 home-grown taking Sa les frum Louden and Ti3as*% eq pee ik ; all . — _ Loans to Brokers and e UtEG Watts rene vied ; wae _ f tu ~ winks, active x ind future, $5.65 timon 37'g. | "eG Ransemoand. te $1.25: Rennuda. a , ae Steck. , ‘a? . > oe marci. iber: agama $001 wing ne to «eight ‘ nancy Bai. ;Ve wo L.23: yellow, 7. Do | coni Wireless of London alap wes : Dealers Up $50,355,000 rvarti. ~~ : ,- : . . . - ree rc “i ™ - sign wes | oo At a 4 1am Sane @ be ee mpzT?. vis. ails a 28 ¢ eee ant ese ss 3333 ' ry ITA TIONS high. itures eteads . ae ’ vi Tex and Okiahoma an i relative i reported clearings for M + 15. la" TORK. March 15.—The raw. suga ARTICHOKES.._Caiifornia. $5 t 2.294 Camadian Marconi’s strength is regard: i be Mareh. a GViCusi arcounts alin awed a a ae ee ae oe Av ACADO—California $5 to $9 compat has eneuntie ao ogg Che Orn? the precesling week tse Federal y . " oe ed ~ eam ' - at able sett “lling Tr) HA aren ntat iate aj 4g Nei) : LATLE f * ' ify % } ' 4 j = iZOTTiiaA Bo t per ; 3 pe —T _ arge eaics f Otte ' t= S18 Pt otal ta ste fon af . WASHINGTO™* 15. — Treaeut ; ee 3 in Orerious purchases. , pounds ; at ectric : vestors and ¢ : a De ee a -— yo _ raceinia on March $58.01. 2°7 7: ee ture | stead hr . 3A LSIF \—Home-grown. 6806 to 606 car me other utilities weakened at one time Babeook | Cerporatieon earned 4% GaGa under p “ ° ‘ : o aan . tae . ne. —_~ > ¢ exoenditures, $6.88 ance. 2g ; 4 1. At} on M on / or aunches. : _ — serach CO ge Tih Ma a= Tie aeker. | New Orleans Spot. 590. 807 * | May 27a Ny 2.82 2.8 Rec SACERKRAUT—Casks, 310; re in 186. Bo. > ae ' > eee. | ’ ana : . LONDON ao y[rer | : z ote: NEW ORLEANS. March 15.—~Spot cot-. on & a ae vi 0 - oe a LOTS Amenean Chain ‘{ earned $3.10 a | S - RK (tan closed guitt, 7 poimte up. Seirs, 41" a Rint . A a Beane " 2 °5e per dozen bunches, and on the common in I9¢7, agains! ; ~ ene 2 : a. middiing 17.297 middling, 18.72 r il » Ps "o Pax i than . 2 eo ry? ee Vareh 1% Tit (an ~ f-ance ‘en time ah x , heate Ss | adn a tv rary inet i : ’ ; ' TUR ala jeum steck har 2 Stec! Market. a. a teins ea sg e I Bg ecg ls atl - n em Rit Malle 4 ar avi. STRING BEANS—F'oride “ hempers, | clobes. - . — crates. $2.50. ib tae Texas VE vv ToR i ; \ ; a . fe be “ “Et ePtl rT? : : : SAA my Texas a ar. Marek 13.—8t on i on a tet ‘ | hes ee “ “ mond 9 ee! : - jute mt | + he. : rn "rims 7 . cory t = . ry vs . a =~ wee Su hamper — = 30 ee Cae Oe: ‘wuacy , . TOMATOES—6-basket crates repackell to $1. _ > i

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WAGNER ELECTRIE i . —— ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1998 __ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ sasaiie = }_NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) ||_NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE: ) | arate LOCAL STOCK : | a clated Press, » gy the Asso | | diam dollar seic at a tremium ‘in the Es an exchange market here today f a : TEW YORK, March 15. Tota 43 R SECU : . | venue — - APPRECIATIO =. ¥ , ‘k Exch today po ‘ransactions in bonds On the SECURITY (SALES ALES) HIGH LOW CLOSE | NEW YORK, March I ».—Following is an officia] list of transac : | first time since eariy last December. | . 3 ie Sieben tale pat Re depen to $18,406,009. previous , CORPORATION BONDS tions on the New York Curb Exchange today. giving anton hi “90% | See EE LOW CLUSY. Neca penne connie: cont on se | es Mises « | 7} 7 | ° FFs - [Con @ B 5% 62 1106 5 106% 106% | C°2tS a vear azo . Sian transactions from Jan, 1 Lo date were $691 261 7) ‘ . ly 1. 20 9 . g ; arg . 4 - ; +e. 4 a = oF : : ©“D ow ‘ ft) ; \tew - a. ’ r dividend AR, Ex-ri bts: UR, "tule . oe ‘ ; » tr oe at ‘ "tire Bee ee eee 9927,161,000 same period a year ago ang $101,843. 090 pared | § ! 5 ae 2a Peon . wader rule; A, Actual sales; » Cents | Cons P 6% 36..; 2; 98%) 984%) oem prosperous Condi one a ee nae, Teflectin Hie & 843,006 . ,. 110044 100% 10 ns Se Con Textile 8 4 1, 94 34 | 94 | tinued flow to the dominion Of American i . } "vv ‘ fr? ’ 4 oy Sueriod two Years ago. same n Car 110324 10 2, g pera i | as ‘ My . 2 03% I1¢ . | Cont Of By Bg wig rene ——- Rare ie meee om i 2s . ~~ _ ; a ; - ‘y s J y ny | ~~ . + be a ' ad ' ' io Vesunment funds = 5s sit ee id ‘ ‘a 7 ~? . , Quotations on all Liberty Bor, : £6 A) 2511073 —SURITY _/SALES) Bi — REEL SALES HIGH LOW CLOSE | Cont Secur “bs °a3 | | the opening ‘of navigation and crain| The first session of the Stock @r- | : | : - re | Cubana Com 6 2g. Si OF Y8%' GRY | Shipning season. | Change Ciearin | STOCKS. Cudahy P 6% 37) ad toad + Sead bee Portuuese escudo, which vester. | ns | 4 House was heid l0z | dav cropped to a new low for ihe vear | today, when loca! Stock Exchange lar; that is : | | 2 S of anoake four thirt peony , | ” | Taied at EE, 5. “seus Acetol P A . | j | Inter Util pt a 2 an ‘'e y-f y i v s re 8 ; | 59 iy 58 a 59 ACETLV: 3 rod Pe on quested at’ Sane “ Os. ah | members assembled an hour after $5 Maki T ra » at lowest and C:OSiINng prices, 0 Trac $1; ‘ At =. |; Allison Drug . ‘ x (Me) ys Mi} . ,* Boog te > 2 52 salsoeu inne ioo% | with little trading | the close of day's session and “sg oa ae Be ne ' « ‘oO ; 95 ly 7 , z . ‘ . . . ras ’ 4 ‘ ‘ aoe te “ } #4. 7" , ng otal -_. say SALES HIGH LOW) CLOsE rE 54. : 7 Alumin Co Am P- 125% “ : . 2 "3 | y | ities Ser a yA, pee | 9944) POL | ch 15.—Foreign ex- sas leared the transactions of the eS = RRAMENT htt | ae | : aes i 7% | Comwith $%! _ SLO1 4g 101 15 101 % | as follows ay. The plan. as pr red : & ",* i i} Sec Si © | Cine 3 ' : “ : a : ’ prepare uy Vance of $14.50 ne ¥ GOVERNMEN' men | BOND MARKET AVERAGES Lake Superior | 1%! Sas a + eH - 13; 4! 9544) B54 “sy Ser ing. 80-4 a> |Clarence O. Gamble presid at «f ; , se & te. we ) Pi , - ‘ ; . 52) Quotations in cents: re i ' ‘ A ; . 2 . wm 2S ti om rails. 97.17 “6a 3s | ~ P ? , | Prove @ great convenience and tise ¢ Lehigh y CO i : i; a ol — - | _ Sen Tail © f ve ++ 9 = a o a" a” “OR! 29% | Mixie & G&G Oh 3 i ‘e | ¥9 % | y i‘ | " nc. » £, 28 eee: industr tilities -_B J i Le ¥ t é . os 5a | Eitingos 8 6 35.) = iy . , . ; year Y" ore om Tem) Orr Pay s] | ttAm Bakernes |} Am Br Bov F.. Am Chain Stores dt rr "Am Cont Oilfide ttAm Cyan B | Am Dept Re a . : ' i | Am Gas El . Te ve market price appre: ME 4h TS _2 100-10 100—10'100—10 | | ~Lombi 0 ; Am Gas & El pf | ne rte.. | Fis Pant 5 6 than $1,000.090 cs £9 108—18 103—15103—17 | | 2 ene Am Haw 8 § fe */s9037 |x Gas 3 53%! 635,; 53@ | Gair Robt 52 mai +t ne one peer eer value). $18- || U re Am Light & Trac |Magd Syndic ...; 10) °3 ie | 3 | Gatincss P major part of it th & 41038—12 103— 12 103— 2 | ah Lt Trac 5) 99% ' 9815) 99% | ttAm Mfg Co . | Mare Wire Lond a o* ew x rm | S | transactions entered int a8 a result of a buy ~ Treat 4% + * oar eS ——— : 102% 1025, | Am Maracaibo . 3} *. So 8 | | Marmon Mot Car 9 202) anys : "oa | o2e| : ; * . 22. - “st nie on ex- | : t TAsS—19'115—10/115—19 . J relentes Sugs 7s| 110044 101 Nat Gas 2%) 20%) 20% |++Maryland Cas 2 515/189” | Gen Landry 6% 33 | | ate 3,4, 11.26. change. The first session last>=d 3) 7 y : | gee | oe JA—Crown. 4 296%.!about 45 minutes, the St. Louis Stock” Va Rr & Pow 5s! 10 191% 100% 101 - 3808105, 2 : Mason Val Mines d ‘ i | | Gen Vending 6 “d $2.84. _ | Butter, Eggs and Po 1o.110—18 | Virginie Ry 5s . 10'108 8 [108% 108% | J : 4 14% «| 14% | Mavis Bottling ¢ | Georgia&Fla & Yen. d 46.87. ' ae GHAI—Yen. 4 63.31 x ST. LOUIS BUTTER, EGG AND POUL. | whe eK @ et ~CoOos DSHeo: ae oP as ‘ae? Ne ¢ COs Gul fad on Oe, 2ESese a Pe eo] >WOS errr cr 2p a> et de Oey Pe a > e seis ; i ; 2 S 4@ 1 102—18 190219 102—~} 49g | | “12 mw ? -_ —_ ton te! ~ QOCoo nm we ‘ 5 | Fairbanks M T |for bfokers to send messenge: s 42, 5S 42 So 42.) t ; j A , j p mwU.Onw. ¢. | ! 7 § Y : 82. | around to different brokeraye 56. ame he COoOeo OC Misas 4 | Sos BDO wi lt on pines ais ae ee MUI eos 5 ad ig wt _ ome : « com oe “ a + Ry | eats | houses after sessions to compleie FPS ERE * which continued t \ ; . G . = ot Gt Nor 5 Va & on 5 re ) Gs 51024, lly 2 yy P ; | : Spurl of $5 @ share | a) nor, 803: 68 2a) B = SNE COM D8) 5/100 58/1005 11005 | Roll Mi | sOaliit ” is ie bee "3 * | Gayr Tan 53. : hone Seen . os . % |. 2/207 ‘© O08 Bla 201) 7% ‘8%! 79 = 2s 5106% 1106 11063, | Roll Mills pf! 50a,111 il 4 Mar Drug Store 3 Gcyr T&R 5% 100 % 2 0 $84.50 a $nare. : 4 — — 2 . a 5/100 & 100 Sg 100 & ‘+ Se 28 f L1OS% 105% 1105 i i Soly & Crici 13). 14%) 72 14% | May Hoe Milis pf iy do 5 2 | Mod Seiiing around $440 ‘r Mar «sf 6 “0105 1105 ‘o35°° | Walworth a >» 96%! 96 | 96 5 & Ch pte prt S| 27% 44) 2734 | Melville Shoe ». + h500 ee 2 % ‘oe’ Unchanged to \e jower at 25.6 s oo Gs 4 © 104% 104% 1047 aS tig 7e 3 3! 8 5%} ttAm Superp A G) 384) 37%) 38% | McKeesport Tin . “3 ‘© é | f) ‘ : . i : . e: z . = - hs Dp 10 ¢ fhe advance nes ee ———— C. a 12101 100% 100% | "2 7 te R104 tna tame” — Suppow B Meivill m d to $14.00 a sh: Sea an Chem (32) IS105y 105% lost, [1 Ry C 12 9ai,) gas" | Pow 5 A 3 3 Acme St 412| RE an 2 aL aa : | - . OTT et ee. 5 ier i cb 6 2104 103% 103% | LR Cen am g 7) 88431 ao Bs E 62 31106 1106 1106 1 Colrty 3} 24%] 24%] 34% | wore "hae : 7” | token tn ae osu! on My ‘ 2-9 2c: hens. We himher at 22%e: lee. -~i¢ Shares Of no par eeil haan Oil +1014 101 14 Tar 4% Ee, ; uy | eS 5 1105 1105 {jam 0 %! 93 S Sales ae ee ian {oe 7} 8S | eee Ce 8 DD... , 05 Me! 2 London Wool Auction. horn hens. le higher at 2lc: roosters. mon sto: Ir outst a’ li ep ae , ‘ yt . | or & N : : e Ht 3 ; “Ae nN le ; o1:)4% TO37 103% i Am — es . , *» , : a RY ayaa gens. ve Ic 56 i ind P&L 9 OF ..! is NT) = - higher at 16c. ; : Nek | ‘ Si a Ne ne 2 | “. : Sates: , , ‘ >» 8 ‘ - 3 ‘ 1 104 5 al ing . Ss i & PU i - ~ —_ = 2 Ga 7 met if a y 2 L323 26% : Lnt Match 3} 47 ‘a ; LO? DON, March 15 — The woo! BuC- ; Foliowing Qucotaliong are for round lois ** | - Tere 2 D z iy f ‘ 4 j : a = j : . b 5 . Che tous c * ; ‘ : ic “7 ; : 19 >t 4 lnt ~ Corp 5 47 | ; 5 | + ~~ —, were = today be A tp first hands ' . s - . . a | a svi Tit ” ‘ 5 4 o- | Ar ) r ’ ae ibe } : 5 j ‘fa : : , a ss ’ - . } ' i ; ‘ ] a Pr ance o uvers. Of er a 5 | mon ; - a s* ; i er : * * e : ~ Interstate Pow 6 % | amounted i9 9812 bales of which SOKO | Bu LTER—Creamery extras, 50c¢: gtand- (ard, 48c: +; Seconds. 38c: coun- ~~ ho 3A RO PS ee ; 5 0 - ew 99 ] . ' - “a - ~ sn 4 4 MONTREAL—Doliar. 4100-03. Pre Were ui hn earch 15.—F eS Shoes I Ri l0a J te = teens ve . "TT; Loo SP a 4 ‘ Yuli Market jn this gt 4 i . as t2ik OCk 2 . P ad ' i e » 4 f, . » On the loca! exe! ange can = oe or : _ ina a 42 | M3an ri 7 Saag oe i Z au i. LO? 4/1 1 peorir,. cr) . Ld i ee 7) 3 }3 ; : . Ci J ; : . manag } ran es " " il} . a Fig . ‘ v 4 (4 “ : a — ‘ 7 — ge ; cr > - | i ‘ ~ " “Sapp ‘ " W oe . ne en * MiCgiay Le i. ~. 2 ~ 3 i Cc vd ; . ‘ ¢ in for . Ty 3 3: 109 i¢ 1093, | Kays S% 47 ot st i 100 «=§:100 gio Chil Con N 1j 29 29 as ge a ae yg les aed : omg ge ee ae uz | were old. Bidding was keen with in.| 15 ; Tit: {3 ; ow - da te 7 4 : "hn at r i, “ ° 11° 113 " - ; ‘ 7 ~ * ra. ; z ‘m ‘ a V5 ‘ Ms ‘ | | vi 4 a *** ~~ (8) ; ‘ terest cen lered Mainly upon crosebreds. a J . . ] packing stock, 28c. os 5 lg ogee - Se S 10s “ erage 4 104% 104 ? |; Monsanto Chem | 47 ; nves L 3 The opening rates were well maintained. ; firstea, in 5°00 cased, » i”. 4 2 2 °o ¢ Moore Drp Forg ' ea | 5% @ 25%: do R Est 4 “~~ . yi 4 4 fj 197 i ‘ ] ri tél . s i . ‘~¢€ sa “ * J ‘ ; ¢ ; > 2 , ; | *tMountain Pro LEOMARGARINE — Tabie grades tn : the recent netion of Gi ner a 4 “ ‘2 E . j 105 Le 106 %% i; ( rd RS . Co ae ee . 28c: N . 3. 37 ; No, ° pe Curb Sales — Continued |! tubs and baters’ pastry, considerahls attention 4, et 0.5 e i et oe a) > ge « ao tors and Radio Corporation mee goevt 24 S101L5, 1U1S, 104 a | ‘ oe Bo & * ; __ Ol tae J y 5 a | ack Stee} 50 . | Westghee F! Mf 5 ‘s 104% 1048, | Atiantie Lobos pf 2 31 8% 344 | micinel Rervice 4 = 3 : 7 Bhonpsteag os eee ys | Xen York " * 7 ns ; “ ~ if ose 96 4 ~ =. CS Changel ae >... : . ors ‘ a = | | Whee] St] 51% 45 ] 24 “s 102% | Babcock & Wilcox 23 i - “ 'Nat Elec Pow | ts, Se; bricks. 2c per og LTRY—Fowilsg, heary, fi ry Tas ce we ; ‘ . . a a ft :aj’ U i “ ; vi & ’ : 9 9.6 @ . 97 ee : » ~ - : " y at between Se Aneronta ~2 Om te a ee ee + x OOP Oo FESS . | 99%) 9 ; Lam Elec 7s S52, iM) 97%) OTH, | 38, Hight. 22%¢: leghom heng 4 ©/10} ‘101 rs 101% MM&S 7s 41 .. 2% (4033 3\%% | leghora broilers. 3Se> roosters end sold 2 nd +} yr ~; . 4 . j - | ‘ . op 61 a. k + % j ~| 2 | 28 | oe Med Colom Ss ~ . ; “? 5 tags, 1Gec: Lage. 20¢: ducks. =. 5 i - f ig le =i.) OR ic Blumenth: ; e e 99 & 99 o 99 5, j do ‘8 5] Reis ‘ 97 2 i a } muscorvy ducks. 15¢- 3 1000 | . iit i ” ge | 9144) 914% | ant in 5 1 53 1, [% 1 Blyn Shoe a a % i Be i 200 6 /200% | Ant Dept 7s ..- 4%. “4 | Beese,.12c; emall turkeys ; 0 = c - “* ~ % * j Ma al o > *> ‘4 . : e? j . 4 ~~ % : e » ' ; a | | se Tob pet A wl oor 2 . | Newmont Mining 3 ae 158 4 156 44/156 ‘y 29 92 : si 9g te young. . was recorded. aa gem > cane 2104 % loca + sos te ier on 63 | Bway DS ist pf | 252110 110 “i130 * | Newport Co prior | 250/188 1138 138 | 9813 D in a é - © os rasal so - j ‘ r vl ' «)! ee ee ' ‘| . atid . o~ i iw '} ' ” wu } 2+) « ; At its meeting, Fe. 24, ~ thal do le 1OU% 190 Ly | Ae “Bi 944! . com a 1960 Me » fie "lat cee % LX Y T 6% pe pt 2581153, 113% 115% 5 | 85” $s oe ig ard a; e 4 : | £6 | enw | . : a r ef 6 r ] i rk City ; « 5 53) §8 4 +; & a” M@ j++. : P is board of directors declared a @iyj@e gold 4c |. v/ | 80% 964 /) & } S. se | 7%. | Arg 6 1980 Seni } | a, © By by 1 5% | Nich & Shep war, 2) 25%! 295] o5 me 2. * capons. 6 | Gend on the outstanding comm . o wrens Sess | : N fo : | . | bem § 1960 Ocr : | mn gk. oe | . « | Niles Bem Pond/ 30 190 "AL 7 13¢ Je is? PR aw | . one | 8 96%! 96%) ogx | . i web. . } er : iN Mines | ti@ise” ; 76 5, 3, | E ipiesing Mines { 11@12c: rough : coe © P ' &7 100% 100% 100% Benson & Hedges €. rina more he 77 Tae - = ca = ‘ _ 7 . : “pape * 83 5, 83 “ . ~ |, ‘a tlacks } ze E | ay more than 1100 shares were # weDel 5%) 27) 1 a0 2 a : 102" 102" 493° FOREIGN BONDS. Blackstone VG&E nV ‘fy & |} tr rots OW Ww be > Ut ee z SNOCHMDON ReEDB—S3n0 3a! 55. | ba Stock ut f h go> ‘ : . = dat 41054 - Z “sag. | fa é; | Arg 6 1961 Feb. : . ” “ “ Or mt the 7 | ] carning é = ; zo . wt ' “~ ‘ 105 '’ 105 . | ' 2 — . : J ¢ 1 og t% ; ro 6 1961 Mar. : Noranda Mines ’ "4 ma i Ca be]! VWrans ;-%O Hutte Mining : 4 —— + r 7 ‘ ‘ } } " ‘ , ll " 4 ’ J ; i a7 “ a? 4 4 ® c | mp vhs 4 azit - ' ! vid i As if / lose of business on adi ; “s : a . a : i | ; M idrale St} ay go 102% 10] é, 10] cp i Brazi} 6, av 57. 4. i i 4 . ' Can Mare Whre! i N Or Onio Pow | March 21, 1925. ce Diag se + OS Australia 5s 57 7 . | “Cardinal Fet . Nor Pipe Line | 7 € $103 203 (103 | Bavaria 6% 45 Carib Synd new on ae Sew & 4° 42 2 Belgium 8s 4] . . | Carnation Milk |Nor Sts Pow : | Case Plow Wks | ttNertheast | Caterpil Tr new . | Celanese Ist pf Celanese Am new Celluoid Co new ! o ¢ Celotex te ee: OE oieu. Cen Aguirre Sug Ow 12 )44 | Ovington Br pr pf *Cen ne 3%: 33;/ 39} Peraffine Co ||| ! PG & E) ist pf ns pr (175 2 | Pandem Oi) ..../| le trifugal i | 1} | Pantepec O Ye ] eer hint (“eyt — ba or to AAD DAV 19D ho Oy See glk Se S333 Ps %© a PEEP Katte Rio Jan 6% R 6% efs NCO do 5% ctf 1282 Banta Fe A aSntiago © ambe, - ~~ 294 or oo. ie — An oocS on oe Qiwn~ ed ? 4 “a Bed ae al Carsid - 2 a. Or cacy i ; 100 8% 9 2 5 100 05% /106 99 PR a S85 Fe |. The annual statement to stock. 0 h lers issue i ° , F i . - r . 3 7 ; 23 - : and — ; > ~ _ holders issued recently said, inp @® do ris i 3 oa" 34, | G ist 3 k 14% 14% rr do Fie 43 4 P ane N 5 es © 1 Se 1¢ : 0% & oe aes | Belg St in Ts 56 Belgium 6%s8 49 Go 6s 55 .....! sae Berlin 6%5 50 Berl C E) 6%e 5) OS 2 6o me ow AS © OMHoCe e Cts OS co eas te eo OD 7rd NWmwanvwe « 1100 pounds. Country station $30 per {| 300 pounds. Above Quotations are fur — _ — 25 ~)Or q @ Pp thea =p Toy cs — wie Bow Bi ary 2 7 , See - SA ~ ee ms imnr for the Br, r R ? ] : > ’ ~ , 9 ’ i} C47 te c = i “ 4 100 ~* Was approximately game Me Bi Fe cen 5s A 105 1, ang 1, ul] d 4s a 2 pt % "92% fas +} —_— . t Man Tr > fine Fi = 3 PS 2 . ; lye0 poe y hy ee eet a 91 91 Qj fOr 1927 aS agaimg Qe Beer crn -~ 3203 ‘tec [fe «|e Fae be | 102 101%) 1 i e . ; 3 " | dO gen 4s 34° Bly RIT Berl &] Ei 6% 56 ‘or 1926 shows an jmo@es, @ co s°.: 7 : 5 | Bo : tuberculin-tested naflk For Additional Markets fend Pot nt ek hd bead ce oO wp Ut = > -) Phd E) : / bows Unit SW61, 574 | 1 Vienna 6 52 ..) 77 v4 Westph EP 6 | : a 2 New Duchesses regal Cabin ships te x DO 08-6 Or oes *) Cceove 2 SOD. co “ID ' _ we “ ~ Rise 5 23 oO © i 3 Feet amin 7 ? “2 ae a3a5 ¥ Pen Cen RR Ge’ A ‘ Bogota Rs 45 provement in the Company's operas ME Bus, 7 + - M3 13 Mw a Pow Ss A . 04 4510415 ']¢ | Bolivia Se 47 ) 7 7 | s tions. ae By P co , rie | wiee Ast 2% "| ; , | | do Ts 58 2; \nier Cons : 4 2: ‘| Penney A pf .. 50a 10% a 4% 6 “The thillin . . : Ca! Ge . Ey = : 4 od - iw " + 1K 100 - Se Cit Ser new 5 2, O83 9814 | Penn G@ & F! A 4; 213 ee P Line 6 52 he Wine Tor the first quartets Mal Pes | “- ; 33 US % . . O7%,1 BT 5% razi) 1 : ?, in ki, | $*Cit Serr pfr ge ‘ ry, Penn Mex Fue ee Pk A. $2) / Of 1928 will exceed the billing form @al Pe: 5 Cage. | ie nee Ly &. 98 52 4 : | Calanens C rte. | 76 70 2 Penn Oh Edis ne So ee ww! firat ~ ae . a ¥: a on V5 Si § | y Or «2 o By ~~.) SS 9a wi... 2 7 443071 Pen Ohio E pr pf S ’ ee See one ae 1930 ee cn | 7 7 : 7 Casein Co Am a'l71 - | Pen O Ed 6 pe pf So Val Ei present indications are that this # ca: > Ag oe Cab ner 2k oT % (% | Peoples Drug Sto 52 . > a 4 an Cyt S Ty Tris N j | » ; li be tr = ne ; oe , ee ] Phelps Dodge “ Pe | bad ; ue oO; at ern St the first Pan y Clark Lighter . 4 © 32 is , i Philip ped six months of 1928. The outstané4 “an P, : ¥PCit geld B pid 2) 9% ‘2 | Philip Morris A 1Z aye ; 7 100 41001 Aires P 7 3% Ss 7 pe nf TNT Ww tT Dik alin ania ing bondéd ind. btedness has been HB Can |. ) oO) 90 ’ rl Te , iB Aires 64g 55 do 6 pe pf * a 00 © 4 Ap Barth ve P reduced to. $2,149,200.” — o 2 LOO 1up 5 ‘OT&M 415 reip 23 «|e: 7s €" Colombian Srnec 2 ES Ee. ° See Barth Co p! . che ”, vi + vt | -~OTEM ine 5s A , , ane’ fe 5% Col in Geant : “a 2 |Pigg Wigg Corp : ( . _ ; s , y , R ; - J a. a Se 4 iA wt s ay Olumbia Graph e ae >.> Pines Wint Fron! With Wee r tri gh aap ys 1 106 0D 1105 | , re + '2 101% 1073 > Altre 8 oS Olumbus EléP .} 50; ] é rss atl Bow Post ith agner Electric active the) Be New rs ; 86% gr | NYC | "6 108 7, 1095, 109 4 Se Comwealth Edis 5181 {180% \183 Pitney a su ¥ rest Of the market lacked feature. es 7 tong Es ~ + 408? : a ; 1103 % M Pre a a comwealth P pid +09 4 (1031 O33 3 Pierce Gor 21 22 S wi 2 . x and 5 's E ' a7? 2 a ¢ 2 | VF aa — 7 ; y J ,& tl. ones OD Mir ‘ 2 1 L. - % a *** y, ; : i 32 oa National and. common and Aloe @ Ohne: G od 3 100 3 100 %& do ¥1 : . . 58 5 | ceeey : Cons D a — 4 . 3 Pr Oi) & Gas y 6 . be Ya 3 Tex P @ Lt 5s 36) ‘ad at declines. owe Hay 9 1 lug, : 2 Ves Col tr $3, } * | Caldas 7izs 46 Cone Film Ind 2 Is | 3s Steen Gold 2 z “ a. lt-py ©, 25 be 52 was some business in trac ® pm Se ve 993 % not +7+Cons F I pfid 1} 33 > 3 =. wer , = OP 0: OS pL FR S 6% ~,2- 9} 9a : - . - 4 ~ A _ c , : : . ‘ ; Le j » j 4 | Cana past os al + *Cons Gé&E! Ba): y | § }. ‘ § - oe 3 P & 7 : do ' M « = ’ Here +. “(lass Tr > Go 5s 52 Cons Laundry Cor 73 1’ : 5 ca 1 Rg 4912 Ali +. = the first 2 of Cont Oil vic ...' 19 %| 18%.! 1@ tN i Sees = lease = | a8 33 . redle Synd .... 12% " ne a" ; a a “ Crowley Milner . 2 : £1 Richfield sae Cumberland Pine 4 . Ric nm Bros Curtis Pub ot eed : > -~9 Ane Fs: ~~; © we tnd ne pet SS 32328-35825 roe Re os ww the 3 Tene Lee i ed Gi 520 et ee ha ~3 104 &, : 22 1, ’ . 13014, do 5146 37 100% 100% a, term 34, 94 B'pest ¢ 27. mw! ~}Dapis Ot oF re x o> Sao 12D MELS CIA D - = ~ Oa Se a oe et oe | — — ‘ coos = . pt mb Et ket 5 PS SaaS 3 oOo 7. a _ [hs eS Ss na ao i -~ CR OS tu — Se ~ ~ we & 2 _ we . 4 beet ee ootoo MRIS ISORO BOB Ss - es ¢ a] se | ~ a ed we bene La —* ge 4 ovoso OD Dr : Pail i eae 2 © Ot Ce Cres Gg ee wwe SOO 1 am PE hy "O29 ? @ 101% [101% 106 % (100 % 10145192 ~ > -~-« “a * " 20 1G 2 war bene | Ca r] “aieS amounted to S76RgEa. ion O w3@1 eat eese 1 “wn Se OR: Ra, Chile. : B om pared with 2640 shares 1108 me | NY? 7, 6 61) | Gond sales were $15 i One = eo ae ber &4 ec 2 99 w en y rte ttn tte tote, 0% pa wedi tie. ee ee do col tr 6 40 % SPY 40 deb 46 58. a7 103 % 103% 103 y a do deb 4s 57. os {| 88 | $8 Wi ‘Ss @ complete list ome ” ae = mb oy S428 54 a ates ; - “Be B19; 972; ty Ay “YO ’ Ist rf 4e . ne, trade | inh, pith the diy = ; ¥ Tt’ 7 - , . - : ~\ ¥Yy Ry Pans Ge - “ena rates, sales, prices and neg. . 7% @7a, | do 6s a ...,. ; changes being given: . ie. 2 1 8’ BOS.) Rs oe, | NYRG Ist rfg 65a O08 (108° 3 ser hy 4 inal 5 & bs 3 oT Ff P | 1. -| NYNHB 4136 27. a0 G*66 47 .. { Stocks and Annual | eee ric ist 5 S11 eS PS eygdes 1} 98% osx, | comma 6 61 | servidends« jn Dollars, ice, x er ty! a: ¢ .., 35> 81, a. i, | N ¥ State Ry 4% | |S. & Alpe pid 7 ... oO ~ j , Po sell 54 Qo os cee fe) ‘ > q jp a “~. — i 15/108 i 107 & 107 e | 1| 97%) 9 97% 22D Ore s. Shops. te Creamerr 103% 193 & om lass 1 ; Glass % | 9B% i Darby Pet | at tie er SP la tl Maie FF tee YY : | | OR A, Elevator. Deck and lounge dance Darbr Pet vi. se ge at 1 Schulte Un « )y, ¢ LY %% | FOREIGN BONDS. floors. Suites, and rooms with beds | Chile 66 61 r M: 108% 108% | , oe . 110% Firth Copenhag 5 52 (7a) 8% ‘1 4a | Detroit Motorbue 93 ‘ 13%4/Sen Grocery 102% 102% | Cordo City 7 5° 6) 98%! 99% 99% | *Nivide Exten mei gs 3° | Savoy Oi - 102 (102 «|: Cordoba ; + 101 &% |1008, 1102 & | Doehier D Cas 4! 21 2) l {Sch Real Es BO%) GO% HOY | ©? _f al 98 35 | 98 DK $5 | Dominion Stores 1.113 ! Seotten Dillon “ae ies pote — ios “ ino ‘ 4 4 j ’ 4 | ut \j)er ¢ iden b 2 2 2 Sogmean gee GEO. P. CARBREY. oo ~ i aie 2 .3 x + +7 ~~ jf ul oad ” . A 4 , & eiberiing yvuoDer ay ant ‘ rs —— SiS 4 miAU0% | Eltingon Schil4 36 af 36! Olar BR 1754 iD %i17F ~ ; 8 ) we , la ~es Ny ae : %' 2 'Blec Bond ¢ Sh a’ O° OQ iw 9) Am ¢ ; - 3 31, ” 2 a { : ? ! ae Soe ) E! Eond wh if 1 108441091, 103 an outn Asbestos ae ae m ~7 4 ‘4% . ~ ’ “ ed 4 71 an) 1: aon — 11201 $101 Se laoeer | MACeMIC, Invest | 25) 45%) 4474/4510 | Sew teenie «| 9} 27: 2% 439 | Setonia Te 6: é : 7 053. 103% oe ee . 107 9/103 %& | t wat ~ 18 17% io wi IS%; 1! Meng: - ee . 77 a? be | . - ~ ~ = 4 . 4 . ~ . LHF 106 bd i? . Dp > § he ] 2 | }23 ! be ‘ . +) o} , f a e 4 " : = z} f ‘ 4 & 2 118% 119° | * on. : A, 1 104 Sm 104% 104% | 6; a TA OT aa. ee 4 — | 110% 110% 110% it | 5) Seay! 3e1 i 2 se. 1/102 1102 "1199 * Greatest Travel System ~ 102% 10216 102% | c Coal Cr 5 : ‘ Dea | me ghee Fr lena | ep G , nw B Tel pf 50a/11 ii! i poodle — cecenamiian Pacific Express Travellers Cheques — Good the Wortd Our - ~ re « er - —e § 4 ' Me 7 2 : P . "| Pp p = 7 } j . 1§ 3 Umi Isarco HE a: et . S “ a i ——-seeeennaeaniatnsesmthatestinesnenpesenes Dave >a ! 88%) SRY! §g eur pan , : bows Co 150a 28025 27p 1, om eg Bagg oll B 7s 46 5 ] OO, BOTT - The largest ships sailin De Fores: rtx ? on! ow : Ge Beat 4 | 30% | 90% 99 35 srom Montreal by the short, bea ’ : ot i - Lawrence water-boulevard. | 4/1200&% 1006 over | 33 928. | 93° their deck-plans and schedules...today. 14 i a, OS 4 , . - a) ta : x a. . ® “ St @, es ; St , " . , —_ oa. ~ , | + ” - ‘ ~e - - | : . i - ~ al 7 = r “pang ha i def t? > } av ; : i 4 : . E 3 Awe emir ; - ; P a | . i , v é , 3 S , . . anc ; . mi}. ~~ Q7) nic ‘ . le ‘ ~ i rs) iJ y. 9 Stand Sl ¥ 108% 1094, 4 ° 2 99%) gpa, 598 pa do 6 1940....) 4: 2) 98% 'y | France * 84108 Lost 108s : in 12 aramnt Bw §2, ; 2% 12 2% ; : “a a 1 ; ee (va ai ; o> - aS 1% ) 20 100 | Park Lex 61, 7| 98 7 Bo : va 100t nee an . andy Stand { Ohio Li 7 718 0 in ea *, . ° : } “tq . ~ © . ~ = . i i Pe; ro ) 1 151 7% ie A ) L. : ’ CT ’ ta 4 7 » © es » _ 32 ( ’ 4 1h six ' "* > *. ; ¢ ; on . . ee ae = ‘ *” ~ 7 wu! 4 t f | tt f rvi th > 99 Ay 98 | Penn ba 20 100% (100% GCAB 6 a0 = G2 2 ay ee D o wang Sanitary é 2% ae) 2 | se $ acl es or $e n e 4106% 106% 106% | p, R a 4 9105%'1085 119: Greek Govt a , “i 721 tk ) 3i@ 3 42 44 | 2/104 % !104 te. 104 ie io & .| 69'113% 119%. aa ae” 18 101 10044 101 | 71138 (112% 24103% 103 108 : Bre 18:105% 105 | , 9 1041¢%: 0¢ 5106 (106 em e + A a x r pat ped °-; or 73 0 OL hb Hh ~ BRD Ap as Firestone T & rR Florence Gold? Ford Mot Can Foundation Fore; Fox Theater A Frank 7pct - -. Fulton Syiphon a | ~~ a > x ~~ 50a'103%% 103 4% 108 y% " 7? 7 62) 31 33 3% | . . | 2 S ~ i 7 ; Dm te ae j on te a é - = “ad : “3 7 #7 4. °* eleckri ; at £14 ial “6 1004, 100% 11004 | i rig 6 1 Raily ay * Siz : : Oe Ck Lg 1 3 9° 88 | Phila Co 6 67. Insurance Acents, Brokers Anp hiss .$ 2.00071 ae bk R } OS% 98% 9845 | Phil Elec 4% i> 10 % 101 % 102% | eigen THE Business Pvusuic “1924°"8 1000/10: eee ™ Su co! 5107 (106% 106% | Phil R COl 5 || 4} 96 | 9645 | Huncare (~2 02M Oh tees Ms ; 1, 1% S1% FI ~ 2 Ono} tens. a) de | 2: x-Jividend —- a4, ~ 100% 100% 100% | Pierce Arrow 8 f / 04 H ; 2 ‘ ; 10% i 4 — r nd : n S} 58%! 5815! £ 3 7 “nascontinent DP ; 3 31g of he NS Hy 10 105% 1105 & 105% Pills F! M e ’ 104°, 104 s, . — 7 Ath) 4g A "gg cae . y\. y, 7 Tans J ia vy QD. " ‘ q j : muneane + en ON 5 Hy ; 2106 ‘10eR > } 37 1134.) > ¥. pf - 2 190 LOG ) 3 Gen ‘ : +. 34, : True "3 | 36: = 36% | t uis th t t RA CTIONS. Bc. et 1 Box BOK DEX 5a) 74) BOR PBI 9B |e cr Consy Stal 3¢)100% 100% 100%; | Gen dy 2 at sn30| Sa | Zrwpcon | Steet 36%) 36%) 36% | St. Louis and the Greater St. Louis . enn: ; - (ren Trade Territ r raae erritory . a 110 ‘110 Marseilles 6 24 10 ! Gen Bake jonathans, $5 50 to $7; 1 105 +2'105% 105% | RR 3ta 47 wa: BS | 885%) BOK | New S Wales 5e5™ 8 / + 85 Heyden Chem Inc 05: | 2 .. : 4 Bid : » ; * ist rf ; »~ 1OL& 3% 101% r ; , 05 5. ie ' & 7 7B 4 } 1 ‘ Gibson v r r THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY | Mx 98 #f5 a 45 25%! as B51 do cf nf Ay w ‘ae 00 to S650: eenitinge. $5.50 is * ~ 126 9Ra&, a' ORY Als 103% 10345 | New & Wailesis5is *, G5 % § 5 7 **Hol Furnace — * - ee i Jes et tu ~-2 AIA > r« + Sub. Pub , ' = ist iB ; 6 B 104 [104% | hs ’ F : —" Eo a " * } 3) + ¢ ‘ , . ' Per RB Am San 6 101 (101% | of 0352! 93% | et ee Min | n . . ; Qh g: ; = ao P| a. Pp oe | ; (rrand De lores T : 34 f Lf ; | Gulf Oi] C Pa : ee Ss : 23 3% | Pure Of) = 3 ! 100 pep dy - oF, buee Tange: Rushel baskets - Sey 2 = is Ws 2 108% | ‘ My 7 Beslan ct | M&A aL li ; LO6 4 “Hawthorne Min beauty, $° to $2.50: ions hs 7 Con. ; © 110% 110% 116% | rv : . 105 % oq "i #0 7 87 ex ; . Ris ent N - - m ’ a es « eae (: clelic ius, $2.50 to cham Beet! le 96. ne % nes ee A si! i 98 100 ethueTiandse Ga54 , -% 1N2R Jno, Heliman Ine Wat tS» -> 71> > ~ #- « ~ has leased the entire building formerly occupied by Francis Bros. & Co., which will be known as The National Surety Building 214 North 4th St. Phone CHestnut 3700 The new branch office will be under the management of GEORGE R. WENDLING, Jr. Mr. Wendling needs no introduction to the insur- ance fraternity of this territory. You are invited to use the unlimited facilities of this office for handling your Surety, F idelity and Burglary busi- ness. . ‘ey ieee ee . Louis Public Service, Oe 23. ee > 3101% 10141101 % r ES | 04% 103% 104% > Util + %/ 97 | 9712 | Glen ? , | of New York : is PRoprc ow. Mark ; : 2 S PRODUCE RC Sur 104% 104 * | Mx 10 gé a am yas 23 ° Griffith Co »* TT = . . da- 4 4 e Wigs. $5.50 to $6.50; ben | Re I S af ! 106 ‘105 Nord Rv af Hollinger G M ha Puli 4 Ser: ¥ . : 3 RI i’ .- . Con ve » | . An ix .V : ; » % c d., ' tea? = : ted Fopil — | ‘aii : Dokl | oes? | 93%6 | . a, 98% 85% | Tal: 951 4’ 984) OS%) MRIS | Gobel Ado! cyt min f ¥ : 2 > a 5 50 =a : apnic market Was duit. E * 7 ; é ; 4° ra “ : : - ; = ' ihe - ja g ’ we 4 } Le 1 3 T yr 4: S - ‘ | a ‘ va i "é moderate and the demand : 2 Lt L ) S* s~- ; = ax : = ‘10K | Miam MM? Sfx | 883 é | Hall Pr Co P ; 6 > fi 26 f 99 | 99° Th W Id’ [ t S | : ABT 169 20°58, ° 5 65 05 (108 |105 “e 5%) BY! bi | oS Roce ft oe e oriad s Larges urety ompany ‘ 3 3 é , 'o $7: bu basket sonathamt iene ,. cari oe | SO% : aoe : te. | ba ee oe 1 85%! 85 , Re 5 | 95 | Norway 6 iood Rubber a Fi Ps ——) a Railways 4¢ Reo : s En f{ 49 p2X 2% | sy lut i | oe 1 GO : ‘102 2 Gold Seal Elec ¢ = . / 4 . *> A 4G . 4 f Milan © 6% §2 i ASYy' ge 13°, | Hap Cndy Ine . ; :| S845) 88 1, 5 . ‘8 | a aaa | sie City 6s 55 » 101 %e , Ree sang ; a a us ’ 43 3 O44 } . : “a : ; 8: ‘ ow 10 ' ] 4 , . e Mpercaany we Rie Ne 7 : Ma Jac) 2’ 4 = i. Pon 1001, + sy he : F a 8 8 : ~ ena : . 100% noose Ba Mé & 7) ivy ” ry Fag 7 NG. of lanscasg . : : : 7m L . = iB S ; 4 | Sst L x i * i Tis | 3 10: s- ; ' i I iat i ead) SDpraninmted _. 63. ieee Ath fe on?” .* 2 U0 * 100% 100% Ré&G div ... | o7 | 96 % | p Par-L. M 6s 58 7% Of 2 | son Lt : ae | 16%! 165i 1k le beg Rg rch, 16.00; May, e45. Santer t Bien 31 | Wy TAR 11145 1123, | StL & SL 4% wil AOOU tne liecy | LSTARR stg 7e54' 108 % |103 %, Pipe Line .. 150a/200 2 | Wheel Stee! steady: mpordeinaion cules TLE ¥oto, {| 7) O4% FN Oa StL aS FEC | 100% | Paname 6 ) 102% /102 3 | dust Rayon A.) 30! 17%! 17 7% | Woodworth Inc’ . iat Mpitery Pre Gs. x : ie } ~s: 4 ; } ; . . ie. ~ : ett ion . J Is : ‘ wa is *5 : d P o7 ne Oo f —-.. s : | Ww h ap 2 201 29 jared o- 40; May, — = ‘weitlont i f2 Lig 108% 104 vee} 26) 6 | 14:1074 11097 ln07 Int Ry C oct”. ; | 32% ort Ine _2: (. 18.70: Tee, 279.20. _ BT ap - 2 re. ‘os “ieee 108 | -oouf ' a TE207% 11075 |107 45%/45 | 45 DOMESTIC BONDs. TpEeND 2 » jo we 1.82%! Ory , i i"ai&/ o16 ; we oO ; | | Abbotts Da 6 42 8 101% 101 \% 1101 & DIVIDEND NOTIC | — ae BBs ae & 7 2 | #1 +) S1% | Pe: es 24! 9 %' 9 : | orm! 2%! “2% Al P 4% 67..) 101 7 % ' Mississippi Valier Trust Com Pe Ry eran @ 18 = 5116 | ; | 4\ 46 r- % ™ “115 (115 1135 vest Corner Fourth and + % . — Ren 7 ; ; y 4 Louisa, Me. March 14. a -a7" eg ++ 108 108 | Inter Til B yr of the ~-n nage Nor Direviat ‘ 3 107 Pt fed “ wns held thie y. & ’ 8 0% ge ool i | per share on the capite! » Shoe i o¢ £ Geciareqd for quarter ending March && =) on ‘Parable April 2. 1928, to stock? 2 l a > 2 82%! Ney, record at the close of _ = 4 e 10s a 105 %& 1054 -,19°s. Transfer books 1928+ sal b s A so? (oe? Ter | 1v28 and reopen April 2. ’ * Owen ‘ PS gpa | Shell Un 7 C. FM. TURNER. IR.. Se: Gf 49075 . A 201% | Rrebest © See | HADH > 3 Ra Sd oh + ~e ~ de rs ~~ Ow poo .- x te Os) $3 oe ; ~ ms @® - ~ ee gag2es 32 - S ee =) on | Queensland 41 , Queensland 6 47 a SS) ba ak ba Be or os e: 2 % + et ne ) Anae Cop 6A a | Appal Pow 56 5 z oe " a . tlie a on) om Fo) pot i ei) p meee tape ee are wet ee 3332 ! FOREIGN HD ol be >2 et ee Re Sn oN —_ SS2ze SSzze 333828 FF teres 333 33 = 3 A2a he : - ~ 1024 : m= i gcc’) 241008 oor eR a ‘ reid '| ry 5 1045 1» 1081 3 : : : $45) "107 ; 0 Property for Exchange | OA 5) ge & (2018 We specialize mm farms and income Fe _~ proved property for exchange. -#*@ ements Tor the owners, we offer : Making iste and oN a 182 NS 2 hs 59 se 29 S28E2 ¥ 32822 Fd B3S85 at = 2 3308 FPL Orv x- ed ee ne £535 od whe pe i op S535 > se >) a eS: ~ ¥ hal D ated ag frF Fr 73 233 ee za ows bet et Dae hheie pa he PS oe Dk Pe ~ ‘ate S232 Ft oS seis — 2 a # £ 33 #33333 FS 2 #2 Carolin P&L a Si Ei ee A Go %s 56... | Sax P Wks ts 65 do @%s A) .. Basis or t> SqtBS8 FFF = 7 J 333z2 Ee 322333 3 SE2ss 3S2ee Ps —] or ee rr one + FLEE FF e=8328 ro > is A Org: CE wate Ae Cities $ P 6% 57 ws aa) 385 2 22 " SBES2 BSeank. rr ss LEY P. REXFORD @ _- we _ 995 Becurity Hidg., St. oaks. Mo. jd] a” he ois ett ."

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fi . seat — —_— —_ PAGE 34____ i: ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —__ THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — Marion (1il.) Jail Break Thwarted. |of Highway Patrolman Lory ...cice. FT] the plant. ‘There will be no bond | GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY TERMS AT UNION®= = b. by the Associated Press. was discovered yesterday by jail KENN APPR issue or additional tax, according : a MARION, Ill, March 15.—An at-j attendants. A quantity of saws to the agréement. 3 : _ ) sonia | . Se P Home R i tempt to break jail on the part ofiand a sawed bar were discovered. Kennett now has a_ successful ae : | five prisoners, including Freddie |It is bélieved the saws were taken municipal water plant. Sa : a / | Wooten, charged with the murderiin with food. ' a | Wom 2 ‘ ‘i Against ING / g Same e ; ¥. Manca S Vi Rees sy PRyecz be’ | Persistent use of this scientific ee | 7 ( )( | ( YR AL ) ( } y | easure to ain Municipa new remedy positively ends age , ) | Light System : coir ot didlo — ne. fy te Wh on See “Ty IT PERSISTENTLY Ps : | GO LIGHT ON | yar Ais eae Tne, ; | 5Ot am ; LAXATIVES! |Special to the Post-Dispatch. | 4 KENNETT, Mo., March 15.—In : s ispite of an “eleventh hour” reduc- | a Pesccnyed ne seg om AT |tion in rates by the Missouri Ar-| HATS t. | ‘IMES. ut there’s no need for’ 2) : : o roposal .o q making it a HABIT. If you have the Re ee | habit, vou can be rid of it in thirty | howe and operate a municipal igh | RUFF : davs. Or less! And this is how: plant was carried at a special elec- A RE AP 3 The next time you go to take any tion Tuesday. There were only | strong cathartic—don’t. Instead, take nine dissenting votes. A substan- | . a little cascara. That’s not a vicious tial reduction in power rates for | andif not stoppedit may 4 drug, but the bark of a tree. The) residential and commercial pur- | cause baldness. Magic q : i laxative made with cascara couldn’t poses was announced Monday by cannot overcome dandruff. = oa It requires intelligent treat- ment with a proven germi- cide such as Newbro’s Herpicide. Pharmacist Newbro, oe yr age ne ee ‘ “gh Se with medical men, devise is simple, rates,.on which Mayor Rh. R, Tan- iat eflective watheds erful purges that actually sap a per: | key. was elected last year. First shampoowith ‘ ‘Herpicide (aseptic) son’s strength. Under the propos:tion accepted Ter Soap, then rub Newbro's Herpicide ; . | worse than ever, the bowels ate more in tl lectio ster day, the Buck- into the scalp with Singer tips. Proof a ei S no habit from) ;nclined to move OF THEIR OWN ke eens ak ay Ae ae Why experiment when the original | 1S . eauti u e T( > 7 ” is ¥ Eps : etd $ isa pe e, . ~ in las shor ay SRP RT ye - Pr tat ey RY WA San one gino eas ary de ae Cee oes % a seas ee aoe S 2 Papin, “4 oe . a > “ © a a ; ! oe a ae Kee & Pee 88 ee Oo * ¥ - * - x =) ea > “J a" o - POS ae ne se ‘ be re a0. “ae be oe" “ ‘ es ae a on pees ere oe 7 * NG Ne? ee - , q ao Pt Ser i, = . * , eo rem of ay, ee “s erate * ay eet Seacte ate 2 oa Son ooo) a SS ; apart. and vou me V ER find you | itching of the ny almost instantly. | CASCARETS |Iaeeeeeeaae en ce coy Rind. Sik city te ve_ | Ene oe ete Aart by Daten 4 ine tyTs re-t . sunl diiron. Pet | ; A a _cascara ea form is the candy | quired only to furnish a building | a c, covros— pace Scag A very attractive Suite of four pieces. .just as illustrated. . a : . | nat pleases, any palate, and | + aman wit gonuccak ou teltion't | They ele Misael! | you'll find them at the first drag) pe saith ‘tax oct ousmegad are and want to. try Newbro’s. guaranteed -prod- E consisting of bed, dresser, French vanity and chifforobe. The | store you ask. : " Tar Soap, and 2 = ‘Hernicide, ‘also book: four pieces are made of fine walnut veneers over a superior ee | : ~ A EA ON a hardwood construction. Each piece is artistically shaped and é , Perera eee ATL ORDERS GIVEN ONE-DAY SERVICEFI GE GE GE GE aE, | | P re ¢ p | BE aisha voxsotncpineetenctnssrsscsens 1 decorated with handsome overlay panels. All finished in dull ie ae ‘ FREE MAIN STORE J Address .....cscececceceerereversseesuseces i] rubbed and hi i. li hted walnut. aa, F 4 ie Se * Ke. DELIVERY. 7 1129 Locust ie SP ee NE a em, ae me ON ess : “Se Ce | % t | MAin 4847-48-49 - bo mer me se te ) Phone 20th and Locust = Only $8 Monthly on Union’s Easy Payment Club Plan ; Se | * Your GArfield 9195 ' | : Py: ce se 1 eR eeeta:| UNION'S | |aereeen? — iE Riverside 3080 ii eg Z % a a 18.70) 47.00 . doe 7.65 a ul es “ee ie oo ee et $ 5 .? % , ON LS shakes ae : f oro a y 2 | BUs5.25 19°35] 17.60 1.00 1.49 13-PL. BATTERIES ey m 3-Piece Bed-Davenport — | presse — —, ee ie ioe A . , ; eee Z Ri peat | 23.001 20.00 | FRE a 1S-FL. BATTERIE: z ORE ea ee $99.00 © ) ee ee gs beautiful walnut cabinet with decorati % 4 { ? 31x6.00 ; 1 OF) 19 o5 S MOUNTED FREE! . ge 7 95 a | my ; : ~ aE an ] ws i k . 7 Z % i. EPS 121.95] 19.95 FREE CITY DEL a = 2-Piece Mohair Living- “7 { = 2 : 7 panels. wo speakers are built in. A a ee ‘ ce SEE 122.501 BONO tg small Deposit DELIVERY , | IPL. BATTERIES— s Room. Suite ....$85.00 8 | 5 . ites , Thorola Radio is a marvelous me Zt 4 * EY faerie Untit Wanted. © Exchg.- Price Oe = Parlor Sultes =| : ce eater to Electrified and $ ly Y a *% m Sacrificed .......$5.75 a. S98 I) Bes completely equipped ....... Za 7 — a = i aif » ye ] ALL-BRASS Wonevcome = Orr", SEAT COVERS fy crimsesrsstareneens| i j N electrifi and compietely ae * RADIA ORS Covers for stand + gUsenseesecenessscesenny eralpyed..+ck+.a0esssssnasunesenysshinhaeam 4 2 ,"s ard size 2-door . = y * coaches. Spanish oe G a R n “a Pp . ie ‘ : 1 CROSLEY BANDBOX, he «N $55. ‘This % %, ‘4 3 ——— oopaghiegee ™ “wale ripe inci et 8-Piece Walnut Dining-Room Suite won't last Weagersereecece Pa Zi | Lal Equipped with strong brass lection. $18 val- FOV \\aRL ee if 3 ~ A Choice Group at = Buffet, extension table, host chair and fi i Gt ba core and large vertical water oc tcogigig \SSESSSSSa cue a =| chai £ clokl , and tive side 1 §5-TUBE RADIO SET, table model. Like’ Pe Gas ; * SAN se © ] 1 O a airs Of richly grained walnut veneeers over hard- > giving it away at this low price. Zo | . » channels. A remarkable val- Gs | ‘a \\Wisee es a e d : | Zot id % vi ‘ ¥ A) aa \\\ A 7 ~ ~ wood construction. Each piece with contrasting Without tubes ....-cccovccsescvccescovcssesem of 4% 4 i ue at ahs \\\ SSS * AUC CSEOUBEREEEEEEEREEeS. overlay panels. Bronzed drawer pulls on buffet. | wh %: at if % tee. . \\ SS China Closet Priced Separately at $39.75 TRIC BST EADION Ubte senda eaters: $* Go Ee ae “i % . Large 2-door Wai, iii len spent pea imaccese tempat taciniat P ; Without tubes anes ae ‘ i + m=. cuisdetneneabamtpetnctatiages Coaches, $2 extra. WAL w Odd 33 ff t ~- ay Only $9 Monthly! 7 @ereeveeees eraeeeteeeereeeeees ¢ y ; Lae oa ' i % Exchange roaaha” Fords. "COVERS FOR ALL ¢ ARS = urrets =| MANY OTHER BARGAINS IN Zq° ae ee ? os ice ene: . « « e-6 « . . - y 4 ?, i oe CS - lel 1925-27 Models, $1 Additional Neate gtteees pot Standard 2-Pass. Coupe.. .5.95 % = A Bargain Special at = | | AND RADIO CABINETS AND SP st % 4 PA 25 : 2 OUTING -... 0.0. 9 Large 2-P ‘a. * -» 6.95 | G4. oe fi ge | ff - TUBULAR RADIATORS ee aaac Fag [Segieed Stam Seaens- ee MAIS = GALLO 8 Easy Terms Arranged A | For Ford Cars Coe Ch wl , arge 5-Pass. Sedan...10.95 2) a Z 4 oe . Tubes arp tinned boty Seale and out making them rust Oe aaa wor See Sa — on % TTIT TIT ie : ’ ae %% oe , wees , y » isio ouring > ae rt aan rag , Bie a : ; and avoids danger of ireerings ne eee em Cee LLIIas | Standees Spas: Goupe:--12-95 [S| Jo oeeeeeseeeeeeeeReneeen a Cea ' hed A 1917-23 1924-27 Coach 2001.1. .8.58 heres -Feee' Same 1650 Pa | = 4 ; - : | i avy : Model Vords 5 Model Fords § 25 peers hip bcesed 8.95 Any 2-Pass. Roadster. . .5.45 s Floor Lamps be ,.9 3 A class at the ; Feehange Price. Exchange Price. ® sandau ....... 8.95 Any 5-Pass, Touring. 11.25 be 8 7 geles gets eom . ) Seat Covers Installed at Main Store for Moderate Charge. % — Many Styles at = : — , * a :. . ae * 2s | ‘. 7 A uthor ine d fpicalers of | i - a et os 4 Lap | “ v3 Pik. : ; | | i poop ag | : — 8 Pcs. ... Marvelous Value ~ $ 3 ] 50 $ j Y) 75 eee ae cine OS - ZY | ~ a” " SCISSORS Other lrons ah: 3. ‘95 aa 5.95 PROTEC + : a + Lace and um broidery 8), ae Di Li Strongly made of heat TIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED . ete } ‘ : Nall Selasor oe wee tee ey ee 88 sng 1 sade orl iat TO ell Re quality metal and por- ff” Tr om EXCHANGES : : Pee ah | MAIN ‘STORE’ ONLY Electric “Toasters et plete. . (+ {BRe | celain, Complete with . | _— | | att ) ee ‘ya, | cord. Special at ... 1120-29-94 | | 9 ae -26-28-30 OLIVEST. EXCHANGE iW LL. . if st a %. a oni i eal ene oeeinaseetiecninacenent ouasin * ee 5 j Maes Pi y

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~ ~ “ he OS aS BENS hal, MIEN ace teat. sain sepint le aueess , % tee ae ee hae i 7 i a 7 ,lIT 24S . it c ~ and Wit NSOME HOLDS A RECEPTION very mucin. Tr? er’ hee 4 ; se er atts ee 4 the garden. gardening a up and accom plish- | hand tools and ra garden of any | the easiest | up” drink that S$ g00 for children! _ SCUFFLE Feat f COM BINATION ee — TRIANGLE -the children have caffein slightest trace of any @& beverages with theirmeals.That’s stead, you have adrinks out of the question. Butitishard whole wheat and = ¢ to say “No” to their “Please, the body-building nourish (TYPES OF GARDEN HOES. Mother!” Harder still if your of milk. A drink witha te | children are among the many rich flavor all its own, € than in| who don’t like milk. love it—even children w a crust. forms. particulariy} ,f¢te’sa simple way out of the jike milk alone! after a rain, as soon as it has dried | dn teiths snilie. ths dteieae of Ree WER DE, re ee Oe torey a ee ry garden should be culti- | schools everywhere are serving children tomorrow! A vated at least once a week during Pe ee ce» Week GUrns | os pert of the notn-ee eee, the growing season and often more | , ke! yourself—made witl frequently. With an early start so | It’s sO casy to e! Just put boili Or, ; | =e or ing water. that weeds cannot gain a hold it is| teaspoonful of Instant Postum be your mealtime a light task and merely pleasant } inacu ur in hot not boiled) I ‘ and healthffal exercise, Hand } *11. — ( + thirty days. Seew adi pe Mca wiptapesm Bhon yr: “| milk, add sugar to taste—it’s weeders attached to long handles it makes! Then decide fye are conveniences far reaching over | ready ever go back to caf rows. See that the hose is in good | He lth I Nourish , | | ealthful— Nourishing : ages. Eight out of t condition an: repair any leaks. | iry weather is| There’s no caffein in Instant ‘y garden tasks. “Is Mrs. Winsome with you?” Chatterer the Red Squirrel. ‘& oawtt ae ry intere y diversion frbm | inquired Tommy Tit. S dee Terie A very interesting diversion from | i y ON WRITING HIM. the usual type of bolero dress bas | ‘tress Spring?” demanded Yankjimy Tit asked. IULD it be wrong for a one-sided jacket effect. That is, the bolero comes over to the center | of the back, then is cut off smartly and attached with an interesting button just above the beltiine. * * e 8 Moire is still popular for evening, lending itself so well to draping. 6 . . Lace is most popular this year. The heavier laces are worn to trim black satin or velvet, and the finer laces for evening frocks. | we . a One of the most striking of the costume necklaces is the oblongs of lapis and amber, sect diagonally | on slabs of ailver, and set with carnellans between each oblong. Practical Pointers {| Instead of discarding used rub- ber rings sew four together With | stout thread or string and use them for mats to place hot on. They are also servi when placing a plate or dish food directly on the ice. co v 6 One woman has found a way to keep the scatter rugs where they belong. She uses the snap fast- | eners from old gloves and tacks | quired another. (Copy sight, 1928.) one-half of the fastener to the floor and the other half she sews | /[— on the rug. She has one at each | end of the rug. She snaps these to | those in the floor and presto! the | rug stays where it is put. . os e Candy stains will disappear in| the laundering process. For un- washable fabrics sponge with clear, warm water. If any color remains treat this with sodium hy- drosulphite, but it will be neces- sary to work fast and rinse thor- oughly, especially on colored fab- rics, ag this agent is apt to remove colors. Old Restaurants. The oldest restaurants in the world, all of them much frequented | by tourists, are the Bratwurstglock- | lein at Nuremberg, where sausage | has been eaten for 525 years; the Miltre Hotel at Oxford, which has a service of 500 years; the Cafe de | la Regence in Paris, which has | | began to fly again. eas “How far away is sweet Mis- “Are you very, very tired?” Tom- Yank the Nuthatch. At this last question Winsome | ill a- boy friend of mine. a! “Do you think we are going tO’ shook his head. “No.” said he. undo the damage an enemy have any more cold weather?” “I'm not very tired. Why should |of mine has done to my character: ‘piped up Slaty the Junco. iT be” Py Sean “Who else is on the way now?”! “But vou have had sch a long want inquired Dotty the Tree Sparrow. | journey!” cried Tommy Tit lwarded “Did you have any snow down “And I've been a long time mak- | me ¢): where you were?” Happy Jack jing it,” replied Winsome. lwas unsu: Squirrel wanted to know. | “Oh!” exclaimed Peter Rabbit.)me. Woul “Are you here to stay?” asked |r thought you folk who go away. him Chatterer the Red Squirrel. , down to the Sunny South made the! or give him : My, how fhe questions dj d fly! | ap all in one flight. ed hin : c 1 , , x? we here be AT. Everybody talked at once. NO-. “Some do, but I don't,” replied hint of seeking attention if I sent body seemed to expect a reply to’ Winsome Bluebird. “In fact, Iihim a note wit) ny telephone | gi his question, If he aid he didn't didn’ t spend the winter SO very far | numbe r? SWE Soe STX TE EN, ‘arm of wait for it. Winsome’s eyes down in the Sunny South. I went. ire gation | 2, Whether twinkled. It was good to be back SUGGEST that you write this; = vumnina & o ac | only far enough to be sure of| hoy a note. giving him your! With one sir! in the Old Orchard. It was good plenty to eat. And both going negso'g ‘ - is sie wi 7 a - oe ‘ . on the ejide of to see those old friends. To be) | telephone number and asking “a and coming back I flew only a lit-/,.. «-. noe rare est the curb. sure, the trees were stil 1 bare of | i tl way each dav ei lg I LITT) e e Wii bi SO ki id as CO tele- tw ‘ prrigh le aves and the grass had only he-. stay ed in Aa place quite a while ? pnone Vo Rs T he nN ¥ ‘ 1a COT ild make ! gun to show a little green here “Then you don’t really naw [rane ments to see him, and to and there, but just the same it was whether sweet Mistress Spring has home. So Winsome whistled soft- | reft the Sunny South to come up — Vee Sever —s. ,* . - 4 « r . Was er ‘ , 4 pUST OUD ¢ [weer 509 and every ,»here?” exclaimed Happy Jack in ody. instantly stopped talking 80/4 disa ppoin ted voice whistic. There is; “Oh, yes, I do,” replied Winsome ite like it among all the piuebird. “You see, I didn’t start The moment Win-/ until she caught up with me. She some stopped whistling the tongues | jg aimost h are.’ ’ 4 : : r » . > ~ +* iy ssw ¢ \ mmo P , " in . 1 iCcar .f uniortunate misinter- ‘Se erican Ww! . ‘ } Also in cross- i ’ . > « ~~. } a proclaims the . , ecroy. G ¥ tin. street “| but not the bones. Scrub with a '| Rinse quickly in warm water and man never a lady does - arm of a a crowd street, a er his arm jqabit some » | ris, he walks avement neare- t, 1928 Relative Distances. +3? Cit hat a hi ippy sigh ran throu gh se : y fa a: " » ‘* ‘4 Did W elk ome Robin come ! ithe gr ‘ uD of li tt] a people gathers J iol v it , PPP Gay i ri ‘along with you?’ inquired one. | around Winsome. It was good to “Have you seen anything of Lit- | | know that Spring was 'Os . tle Friend the Song Sparrow:” in-| pang. ™ r. On the crest of the Muocttas Murail, near St. Morits. Switzer- land, is a hotel whose window lights ms night have often been mis- taken stars, so high the igh is it above i > ee New Spring models, designed for every tigure type and all occasions, are now being shown at both waar SHOPS riced from $8 to $25. A Representative From the Manufacturers oe Is at BARRY’S all this week to demonstrate and fit the [|| i | i has the only color roto magazine in St. Louis | DETACHE and other new BINNER Foundati G i She will be glad to advise you about eae — arments. ieienteene oll eT ° o—— © die so THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 192% ‘THE WA A WO cal Mooers ] THE GIFT OF G AN dotwiceas much ® protested to us the suse in the office I to six garrulous at to tell me their troubl | Ws just the other way, | office. Three you & expected to Usten in like $6 garrulous disturbed at | fretful, ning blonde whose ours labors undoes ‘s just pulled off, or ot , ourself are not much be young man who es, has to do much of home, in self-defense, — Qe no sex in ¢ MM gift, worse luck, of nd most women. Gab f those things that it is b than to receive, fy every one do sh talking about not world needs is more An gags! GOOD talk fs, of ¢ ore interesting than We'll stop work any men's really new 4 story, or the hievements of his really interesting piece oI > @ can’t imagine ever ork, if as charming anal talker as Sir Harry bout. We heard him t the theater. the other he had been meer tead of broad it nose and eyebrow, blue eyes, the set houlders, would have — line” worth ce we interviewed t comparatively @ irift. We've done ew before and . ret have we forgotten, & lin’ matter. ro mai ket library.” = the bank book evr-r-r-ra page there indation o’° the family 1 methin ‘nicer than on th fore.” “Simmer doon! t's a var-r-ra guid evr-r-r-rabody!” is one of life’s cc t all this dreary ography—what somet Wore, what sort of golf. 7m “I said and ope . how desperate it < us with work to do! Th- conversation com as we have fable. The talkers will t he pretty-mannered will, p ten. But downtows, | oman has to be prett: When a Garrulous ¢ tleman—approaches __ Teady to fix you with al ‘ye like the Ancient Mar 2 a line of methy as his, you can 1 ch the eye and ph *4thom five into work, ‘Utdiscouraged G. G. ou busy?” you can ¢ Monosyllabically, “Yea.” ¥ Surble nevertheless bi 7Ou can rattle your t ously, and remark, be sssed lips, that yeu train. When ls, you can BITB! p And you won't be @ a Pular—but the G. G's | er victims. , SONGS OF THE If an inch, half an inch shorter, .* (40 skirts are'the same @ 01 and daughter. aen the wind blows them shows an tnch, half an ime than she Attributed by Viscount to the Bishop of Ely. Mary has a little ski So neat, so bright, 6 It never shows a poe But tt surely does —The Bishop ¢ le Miss Muffet . ©n a tuffet. ying to pull down Vain was the ®anty her yestu Ang the boys only alert. ‘Copyright, 1928.) y= E Croquettes From * cupful lettover 4 ptul ler ful « a teaspoonful s w! 1° ~ Sauce, iene , with eiaeeih ca hy + as

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THURSDAY, ——— eae aa ee — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PAGE 37 ‘Pauses Wil Be | 4] THE WAY | Thirty Happy Boys Begin Their Four |||ELINOR GLYN TELLS Parents Advised Lighterin Calarge 3 | Pa i Sahoo == ef} A WOMAN | Years Course in Ford Trade School || ‘OW TO WIN A MAN |———--—_-\ ae | ; i : TT | By Elinor Glyn. : | § school affairs was stressed . al —bBy— i ——— — ' (Nineteenth Article) | | two speakers before superin- , 3a : : : a ee ) | tendents attending the National , | ; Marguerite Mooers Marshall |: Re et ee see fe ee Ae ge ey So eo ee a Pewee Get ak ee | Education Association conventio™ various beige £ BB BT Beg re OP SEES oo SNL 8 ee THE TRUTH ABOUT THE PENALTY OF EGOTISM. | | at Boston. es of brown kon ye # i oa \ fs 2 a oe : Se se ie 2 . es a nd re = Sg aie 2 . ae es eee erat pe ewer , a F ‘$ : Citizens are entitled to full ine avy blue in leathe . a THE GIFT OF GAB. : ee gee B a eee eg ee ae a re ar emis: eR SSG HERE is a play on in New York | OW" character straight in the face. formation about their schools, sald AN dotwiceas much wors at) ce Sa a te aa Sa Ce oe, Ric ae EN Soe a Oe i Se Ae about the most selfish, self-ex- {If you do, you will be surprised to | i Willard H. Bacon, Superintendent sits h ppe=: as at the office, a) A Ea) ee rein tee usa) Tahoe Rae ee ker ae NN ge a. Se >; Fy prone woman ever drawn by observe how selfish you are, and | of Schools at Westerly, R. L the env © Brighteously indignant young A Me ete ee OR eres =2a. 0 eee dscns a a piayright: It is a tremendous les- | bow little really interests you be- | The typical report card, he de- samy a ; sn protested to us the other day, : % Z gis ee: ca 22 tee ey hen . 3 oe 2 cae Sey S| ili ; ry — from beginning to end. The | yond yourself: ane try to be just | clared, is lacking in real informa- a tortoise aul B® mecause in the office | — on Bree Rae Oks egy er cn a Refit ZORRO N ES ono F - $s : jReroine never gives one thought | S8¢ tell yoursel’ that those arourd | ton. It abounds in lsts of sub- a REY oe Cate ete = :. be under the spel! of this colossa] | waiting for you—in her law of the believe an injustice has been done. vee 200 Bam 4 eal are not much bothered. : ‘ . Pa ’ wifi - mye aS: * eo ee bs i ~ ‘ wy e ¥ ; te 7 ; egotism of hers. She is the cn | Boomerang. He ones the* the omuaeia sete iia ose. i¢ disturbed at work, we a —, Bre 4 ae ok Sl ee SS I : ee ture they all desire and make sacri- | _{ Copyright, 1928.) | initiative in giving parents real in- , give aD excellent imitation of | eo. it og | :: oS aR Bee ee eat me. oe Be Sone eh | fices for. | 7 formation of their children’s work 7 eretful porcupine. But the | — ££. * 5 mt mom cs ee ss : OF Oe: oheet ys ; : | Why? Because she happens to be | | Kitchen Kinks | in a personal way. : ooming blonde whose desk is op-/ |] ; a reece se ee a 3 Be : |an exponent of one of the strong- | “The best means,” he gaid, “of B onsite ours labors under the point; Be “ an te abi TS a ne ee & ;est component parts of “It,” utter Am mae mene > arill akan r keeping the public informed are € of a naturally sympathet- | eta ee EER co Ae NF EE ee eS ae EES CN ES ; }and absolute unselfconsciousness. pt Degas Tigi ei pape a. . the public press, especially the ee eestion and of seven years’| || ©. 9) * ee er a a jibe ts Set aware the & 2 settee] ee ee eee ee small local newspapers; the an- é wer who just had to be nice | es nT . i - sresggpincelaae . 7 'males with whom she comes in : Bee rm : | towns goes into many houses; aad »\ oag rvbody with a story to tell. || pa La oo — | - Se a ee ‘r contact. She thinks she is an Se | ia ol cial bulletins mimeographed ‘ or } at . ghe’s IT. when any. es Pe sr. SS =. 4 SNR aR OE oe f: 3M |angel, and is enabled from her be- left-over peas and cold boiled | ‘printed and sent to the parents by 3 | remem ite tn Seti | : A nt ¥ 2 Ee re, ae. . rn Ethel { ae. ee 3 > : a ~~ is laa a : oe ee lief in this idea. to put it oven per | papatane wane ao g00d salad. Dice | | the pupils; public addresses and = & sat the night be-| | 4% pga vee as me Pee “ARP ae tak Bei BP. SS ES ee true, upon her companions! She | @*% Potatoes, mix the two with | demonstrations, exhibits, window o a " one piece ne work M@sitems Ba tt int ee eS Bes Gey: SOR a ee as |wants perfectly natural thinga— ; ™*70Dnalse dressing and serve on | displays and posters and teachers . i ad eenenee’ = (fo Wee? ‘ a = oe Ire me — ty oe hs ei- oad wed POR OE OLE AE Re ACER LOR Nig 9 Nyy. ENE A St RR ON, ARI AEN AP nn ket, DR Re oe pine Me a ros . ewer i : 7 ; t i ry See ay > ‘si th vthneagiae.x ware . “ss . ‘ Bas oF. napenapledanah sensors bares. we . : me - aes Eracte : s Pe OME ee ee ee So oe dren said. She, too, like | eh ae Ro a? oo See ok OO Oe ee fume S\ IWS as | age—children—place and devotion. | | that they enthuse all of their ee | .. ae | wae 5 Be: a sees oS eS aaa oe _ But these must be given at the | ‘fhe young man who protested 2 . ‘eee 2S Be: ~~ oe oe i saeoanam tment tert ae 66 dae #8 se Set eng Tie | waffle batter. - against the volubility of office fe- 7 @F x a + oS Seas eee SR ST PR RTE ty os cy 4 . t he ae ¢ i gee | é' . ss ein fi ee 2 ee ee EO ee ee ee ORS else sacrifice—ags though she were | | males. has to dO much of her work cat, Oe * EE oot er: Fe Ee aS Re -— n el ) : tm If-defense A dks Len al : | bet asec ee ea the only important factor in the/| When cleaning meat, fowl or | this case, Idealist. Laddergram- gt home, in scit-cerense. So St he RES See. Bere fish, dip your fingers first in salt | ae : ap yaa ES So Se RE aS Se ea ee 3 ang RE et Mis pea universe. And it is this point which | ; : ee “ ss ming, though, requires ae man of (jee: ong a Po fla They Are to Learn How CO} Sass Ps — ns Bae | which teaches us to realize the in- ae | Idea to List, stick to useful or fa- 7: ama G: > also is one _ . 1h Bee es — a th i fay: ee Ses icredible smaliness of ourselves— Place the remain! imentos in| A good Idea for the beginning Ne ee eee gnd most women. Ga Live to Fullest Capacity i) Rae “e Bee | .. s ha. i a se ‘and how little each one of us really a en ne eee ee to substitute more than one let- ef those things that it is better to Scien: a ¢ BSS eereearr ee 6 RSS | matters beyond our fellows @ cup and cover with paraffin as| Laddergrammer is to List the va- ter at a time as you climb down give than to recely Ft inn Through Producing the |] 3S a. e Bi ie , Sg re eee | Itis frightful arrogance for you i Pave a? hey will keep! rious words which differ from Idea|the rungs. Maybe you can find rne : ' eee See ER SO. eee it s * “ane RRB a rae ae eae = Bs ‘ Hcemnitely. . ) oe eatnsne pent pete ? What Essentials of Life | UP RS Oe ee ee My fo Pe Ps as Mary, or you, James, to imagine — “on by a single letter, and then to an easier way than we did; in any talking a 4 Eg: . oe Beet : 3 re & 5 Se 2 ES Sooke . eas oe he i that you have a right to im pose hoo fo th ond run the one case, you ll bave . chance next phe world needs is more and bet- prertengs ate ae oN ES ; eek ee | Pe.) ay ORE ee Sipmone evinkens aan eautntiidia upon oth Wash parsiey in hot water in- a se r pe gt r : t] Monday to compare your result a 3 Re Se . SR AS a 3 Pg ee a ee eS D if n IY 3 T - 7 -_ Bes Ny eee ee pager | ee Sees : stead of cold and it will be easier | that seems ead mos recuy 1 ber vcs: ik aia ih 2 ees > cotepomet Ht ers and expect them eternally to| | with ours. e ; ' ficult ta find 29 tek Ds, clas Beane eee cae 3 ae SPOR \€rs and expect them etermally tO je, ey: _for the word at the bottom. This 7 ; ~——— “SH GOOD talk fs, of course, much 2 would be difficult to find 3 SSE SES 7S Rasta ering SU ea . 5 See aes minister : egr [oat : ’s how slightest trace of any drug! In- Merk. We'll stop work any day to whose education has just begun : ; e seis + oA rope what they want—and really! Never make tea with water that | Extension Laddergrams in which Bits: 5 ’ Aits: 6. ‘Ants; 7, Ante; 8, - ” et a ’ - . i " : . rlese 4 . . . , tead, vou have a drink made of :ye peer any man’s really new and wit-|!2 Henry Ford's Wayside Inn ow pga : |has been standing in the tea ket-|each section pieced together), 8.» anne ee cag ‘iy story, or the really clever | Trade School in the quaint New ba. Px ff ; | Do try sometimes to look your) te. imakes another longer word—in oT (Copvright, 2928 ) whole wheat and bran, plus al] 4 Neewements of his offspring, or England villege of Sudbury, Mass. 7 z ~~ , the body-building nourishment "Wa really interesting piece of gossip.}| The boys have been under the - ; : ee ; lin a , he State Department of f milk irink wit '2 We can't imagine ever doing any | C@re Of the St Jepartment of od = he ei . with a smooth, work, if as charming and amusing | Public Welfare and have been liv- - et es i, Gal iLs Own. Children R43 4 talker aS Sir Harry Lauder were ing with Private families. under : love it—even children who don’t - # | 3 State supervision. They are de-'| OVE 1——even ChUCTen WRO GON t= Behout. We heard him once more n. Py are de- like milk alone’ Bat the theater the other night, and, scribed as ecient mre (ane ‘ : : te range in age from 14 to 15. SS aM 5 mer he had been talking Choctaw Order it today—serve it to your #iMr nose and eyebrow, the gleam of | Y€2TS will be in the old Buckley | children tomorrow! And try it Bybiue eres, the set of broad) ~se nang mansion, which also yourseli—made with either milk es worth listening to. And|ton Post road, one of the distin- be your mealtime drink for $tet comparatively dull theme, | he State. A pecuie ; | ci ota, pecan B | ae if. We've do in- When the boys began arriving. Rubbers and golosnes shou ] Should baby crawl? y all hirty devs. See what ae difference pear eS a a ' ae hon ermee . omer arked in ink inside wit means, savS Emi] Rath, dean of ' " ae gon agai gowrview before and since, but not five days ago, many of them saw ways be m ed in Ink inside means, } ee CORR itmakes! Then Gecide if youwill yet have we forgotten some of Sir|one another for the first time. In- |the owner's name. Then they are | the normal college of the Amert- ever go back to caffein bever- @ Serry's amusing comments—as for | deed, the instructors who are to|always easily found in a public; can Gymnastic Union. There is Fic} ‘ decid instance: team them. Louis Mac Kaeil, in| place or party. This precaution is, nothing better to develop. the = a ; 2 > ee % . @ ’ 8 , , ; ' ‘ : ’ He ye ignt out of ten cecige |. “The edeetion of the bank book | electrica! subjects; Lawrence | very necessary with bs hildren's muscies of the shoulder. chest and fs too leemited. Evr-r-ra man O'Connell in academic themes: | schoo] rubbers and goloshes. back, he 52s. ‘ould hae his copy, and he should | Miss Virginia Paul, in domestic | om @ keep it for private circulation.” ‘scienec, and Russell. N. Hyde. | “The check book's too full o’ | the director of the institution, met | (‘Meaflin’ matter. Folk mak’ it their mae the first time also. K ° + . — ; : had - ' ' ne bank book should be the | Opened, there were no “‘exer-| foundation o’ the family library. ees” Mir.-Eipde merely -re-| @ cvr-r-r-ra page there should be | ceived the youngsters as they en-| e jg wmethin ‘nicer than on the page | tered, told them what the objects! ) peetore.” of the institution were and then) 3 "Simmer doon! Simmer doon: | introduced them to the two masters | peeeats @ var-r-ra guid motto for and Mrs. Ernest Putnam, the ma- -T-r-rabody:” | tron and counsellor. Earle J. Boy- | | er, superintendent of the Ford es- | , tate here, also was present | : matter or manner or both— | The object of the school as out-| , Tomatoes, dewy fresh. Cream, Try a handful of raisins in aes) friends.” ' ; ; werrertye | . ee Drei tere eet Saree La NE REALE EMA RE SEER APO NO ANN Be! OY —mecsianail a —————— memes a = amusing talk—amusing in | -. ell this dreary detailed auto- | men well rounded out with the fy | : . lographyvy—wh somebody ate or | aritey Pe a : SO, i . . ‘ . dl ’ at somet se ate or | capacity of enjoying life throug! buttery rich. Tingling, tempting : a at SOrt Of Goll HO played, | producing the essentials of life.’ A, * That “I said and she said’—yvye | is one of life’s compensations. | jineq by Mr. Bover. is “to develop ‘ It is believed the school 1s origi- ‘ : . . narXxo ate hac hoor nal in many WavYs and has bee! ef us with work to do! tablished by Henry Ford after 12 Spices. That's the flavory combi- | 4 l — , S ° . oo a a ~ ° Gap {> conversation complex is. 50 | years of successful operation of the | ' WICVLICAS realest Uu. x ; RD ic. year 2s we have observed, ineradi- in | | . " : i Bods, how desperate it drives those | 'C« trade school at the Ford plant in fable. The talkers will talk, and Detroit. During their term in the’ maton in every joyous spoonful of i. - jy the pretty-mannered will, perforce. | school here, the boys will remain at | | h - ° , , @ listen. But downtown, anyway, nO | the mansion the year round. The| ; | 0 CHU Y AYS oOses e SALA @ Women has to be pretty-mannered. | curriculum arranged for them in-| Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup — ' : ° ® When a Garrulous Girl—or Gen- | cludes the growing and making of | @teman—approaches your desk, | things. Instruction will be given : | f SKI N PERFECTI O NJ @ Macy to fix you with a glittering | to them in the preparation of food, the soup with the cream already O ® ‘tye like the Ancient Mariner’s and | from the sowing of the seed to ta- ERTS ; @ ith a line of conversation as / ble service of the finished product. oS Se economi @ Srethy as his, you can refuse to | They also wil! be taught to do their in it @ . PMitch the eye and plunge ful! | own housework. . HADES of face powder of the same strated this fact 'itthom five into work, When the i ee : che —_— 4 /@ddiscouraged G. G. chirps, “Are oo a3 Aaa ed For th ’ . name differ—and it is this differ- to some of the se there's : nd en the boys to see what the; or the flavor’s sake Heinz uses g 7U busy?” you can come back, ence that makes one face powder more most beautiful Monosyliabical) Y When the ee eee = 3 . e : ‘ lected h Rachel f he om Monosyllabicaliv, “Yes.” W ‘ ’ eos emer i 2 ‘ys of baker, mechanic, carpenter, iris in America Sea eee se , SUCH as Hac ort y no waste BiEPs severtacioss bursts forth. | farmer, ciectzician, textile worker bossming thes snetiier— thst conse * Tee on ee Naturelle for the blonde, endow | can rattle your typewriter fur- and others. Actual wages will be ane io bring out and enhance beauty who have ap- PaaS Se. ms nette, Naturelie ior e. t lenty of si _ d to the full, while another ot the same peared in bis ge women with a degree of beauty not at- cam " , ; a : : ” 3 oes, Pp ch an name fails utterly to accomplish its revues, writes: tainable in a powder of any other make: o only plump, vine-ripened toma- q peusly, and remark, between come paid to them, though the amount : paressed lips, that you re catching is not disclosed. However, Mr. E i? tain. When everything else Boyer said, the wage will be suf- »..no bones...and a YOu can BITE! ficient to enable the recipients to. 7a gee “20 you won't be the least bit | clothe themselves. 1, delicious sea oe er—but the G. G.’s will pick} From time to time, the boys wil! cs 7 er victims. be taken to visit the various Ford ° ° ~~ + " Mg ina ” ever) bit 1S real . 3 SONGS OF THE SKIRT. plants, so that they may become > . . = 1? ne inn . “it Cc No cheaper fish _ an inch, half an inch, half an | f@miliar with manufacturing at selected spices — nothing else —in t purpose. “T Gnd thet the : In six shades and in the loveliest of Mr George White, who has demon- _ yariousshadesof Houbigant fragrances—75c and $1.50. ; For purse use in the new double com- in Pick eae Houbigant face powder, if properly P | a och shorter. ‘awe wed ite pact—$2.50 For an ideal powder base, cked under the | ® skirts are the same of mother is Mr. Ford's idea that these : and daughter. boys should be instructed in indus- If you want flavor—hearty VEE; = : % R > » 2 ied tem : ee 5 is | | . eee? ~ i aa a ee ne ee a) tt a* PR + MERA ES) A I Me GARI ie ate oweaaeat chopped onion. one While Henry Ford has practical- 7 lespoontu! chopped parsley, |! “adopted” these 50 boys, they teaspoonful grated mut-| Will be under State supervision Bre, One teas th heir hooli Inci- | ' = (°aspoontful salt. co roughout thelr scnooiung. Witt / au! w grhssestic s32rlearad | dentally, they will not be asked to | THAT Mix ingredients to- “hill. Meld into cro- { Wear any sort of uniform, but the | Niet iate Seuer'e'ewre "| IQRYOUS FLAVOR ~~ sf hs ie deed ek canes | ? | PARFUMEUR TY OF THREE CENTURIBS | deep fat until; Tablecloths will keep fresh Much ber : \ va. t? ris | ry — — " Saat , Om sauce is |longer tf folded neatiy after each | —————=— Sonaianeeeneninenmenteneneenana 4 “46 4a. ¥ = ios ‘~s ~?e : | em cae - aesonaannnl - P Pee a alia ° Nu hese crogucttes. , using. ¥ i Oe en Or ot Ok OS Te oR , A xn eis ee BES sae PP RSRME i Sires 5c FO

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TH C rs? Gs : : MARCH 1 i , : - RC! 728. 38 — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a a CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | * ON THE AIR ie amen inst a =a, NSWERS . a cover § ae a The Pest- -Dispatch - _ personal and telephone ire gticnt1on, except ed —_— when accor —Some paper : - rhe ¢ toilowing pro- widely known pianists play-} 9 o'clock, when the touowing pro r. KR . = ; jular 1 and sentimental gram will be give ACKOs=S YESTERDAY's ANSWELE ries . ‘he Radio Four will be broa: in; ula music a dq | “ iia anata Fas‘ idious ; ‘ OVET Ae 108 . Rae - e %% . this eve ] is to Day igen niritz § opera, TschaikowskY OMA ? : ans A yee Cit z.° and a dinner music med- skers , = 2 ; a eiii ivm! George C. St igo — AP ELC | 8. Hovels uM 7 . Pas Sa - in @he Ampico recital ever Unbroken a ae. S vy ‘ las the pdy-Sankey ity +f ——e : ; am ’ ‘ Lift il 3 . “ _ a . - ~~ + "; ¢ - . Beast. . i eee wi ie oF © nter’s Teas! ie ae a and evangelists, | KW at 7:1 e program fol Public way DOr Se iad wre t dl . 11. *k, strong-fiav gM AES teb bin who was lows Astrid Zandogt 3 Aqnich ultivating i= —— ored smi ee ee em. | Selections from “Oh, Kay sershwin Serenata Medioevale - - oe ——e ——¥ the # _ Male paren. : | , PEED) oo) for fr ing 81 years old Feb. 26. is ' im tae ) Se es “Tae... oe — en gone over with sect naied , = D0! Dio Possente. from ‘ “, : Pe. ‘then a at - The ob i a . ot to - first soften © ROME ME PEATE INE I BE ABR Laas , : By The “Yellow Princess” overt a Delcamp rid Fielde 4 poe and | ; | -\ . - 2 ye! . — ‘ . 0 cetiien _———s : ar. ++ ¢ | we bees vers a ns ao se RA cog pa aca nes ‘ Saint-Saens wil among ihe pk Munn. ten : inal: — i Be ( ite nat you get a pia! - rf : 4 ro " =¢ i = eee! : ia 7 On e- Po ‘ " > 9 y ' li a ooking Own a vi i Fp Cell ~ nat ee “ge ; - AE aneciMmes Tambourine _ E - erage ayia _— 1720. Corrod sas Re wes si rhe Maxwell concert orchestra. gyal Voiutta. **1 special p . ' ‘ ; . . . ‘ _ : ea) - instru 3] os * ot] rijel Shilkret. is to give Astrid Pieiae, | . Fatty tissues about bli ROME A ment March. - a ees | en Seah Mae aan: ee the loins of sheep eahinien’ mari ture ri eliow t esx" -— | this evening’s Ma: oar 6 randoi ewer Excepting. Ae om Dass eis Pe . ’ sagas Scots. - masinnineg = o' clo : ny Of. i too tem + scraped as mentioned. should ron be was L, Ariesienne ; . . ro \j or o ‘ . _ re j Bf 4 i i ; j S iv A , > r TY F 34 Lo 1] oO clock A water, is betfmiz Pr t Those who use 8DU- ~ . bey — = Ve skiing mn to a wi evulator a — a : gar ENBEE anza hsitica POCA: a ai, : nfé music from New York. iy a tbe egu-ac0! Evergreen shru! 3: bard, gloss co re ee See % agne ca US a oy, pa Taner ma IR Attend to ’ ur ne : ao I. “ ~ 7 hort 3 : ry ee Ttyij UP sss - B+ mene : ‘ r + s0omeé " - , .. rs , ; > o) t mh rest al Lixeéd Quart ver Vath, ' 12 3abriel-Mane 409 eee one mal: ) erie : me tp PRs 6, rchestr : ¢ the Gemeral cast years ago. Studio {Fr ~4 om : aaa r pe. from *ai og , — ce ane tendon a a | miss: ton, D. Mysei ; . 3 nail ere “ DERE ee MRE We iam 4 . Prerme — tourists every year of whom one- sadcactiak rer ia stations T2™beurine Chinois ...... ler | eighth are Americans, who make / O2 isting over > is0 atl “omin’' Threugh ta an average sofourn of 19 days and leave behind them $6,960,900 Re eee ee ae ; , Re ne a EE Se 4 ee t he , year pefore she the divorce. Sr PIscv Ane A wor re : a S ntitied to hal e TONIGHT’S | Fee | decd of trust Scans ball BEST RADIO FEATURE ® ; | = . iw your weeny ™ AMPICO HOUR of MUSIC “ | . a BF. C—Write the ——— | ok Saetunn alee are | : - 3 9, about = Cotunshiael bereie tater ae ees: | = sigs ee | at 7:30 P. M. SSS , =i -*i Sf -obably a lawyer oe . 49 sa oeesiate, ‘J , .- ‘cs +s ) CENTRAL STANDARD TIME ye ee oni ht te destroy the = You sh nani = See Guest Artist Pianist ; 4 a : 4 . | a prelim here Presenting a charming zreup ¢r- : Bt ayy ’ pressive eof his mastery and —— i UU bee ¥: Yout would | amazing technique. Alse Frank ahr ge Hi o.wer interest im t2e Munn, tenor soloist, with the — Ampice Orchestra. Sponsored oy AMPICO and its companion piano, KNABE RADIO PROGRAMS es ee | —— _ ssctentE So "tee UUM f! JOYOUS Spar } | was ae pe TURBED—@) Thursday, Mash 15. ; RRS Big s ee a ndteation im diet could For ikhea~ on imvesting. see the | | soe : oe fluence. °) Boths Business Chance Want columns. | 9 e . -copic e@xatmiman SDs A. qr% # Vv Q Leceseary the na! ire of the second > “Canada Dry, 9): sai Lastrumenial Solos fi KSD igh the arink : ; a. ; ¥ tonight : — oa dom mea: of CONNOLSSEUTS : ran Rect - PP | —OQOboe. Bassoon, Piccolo, Zither. Also Violin, AVON SID 3 (PUK — 3 : ges XM ; hon — “Orn er} 7 edi | by mbders of ‘ ‘) : ° - Bete. ‘ ’ { . > * * 10DD F _ A "4 na ~ atest . aD WHe ae Sek ae S FISH NOT IN THIS WRAPPER Ram soon ae DES aergentade-si'e Bethe oes ae ae ) ) > IS NOT 40-FATHOM FISH a= SET) eT} s 4 | MM =. | 1-30. etudin 4 , ares , ee vas removed . ily | aia ¢ ma y Bil) Bewa 09 eae ; ce . Oe 4 - | JE. New Vork +43 - N OTHING is so unwise as brvin yous shore delicacy on vour tabie, ' t was ann o b . : : 3 ; tos M aed. wi | second- grade fillets. Ask your anv day in the ~ sal pgm e 2 Ape Qiateneas crag ) vi —— . iD 720. aimn oni DKA | butcher, grocer or fish dealer for 40- Theodore Szarvas, @aitre d’Hotel of ut I doubt if it worried him muca chesira oar gee ee Cree ee, re ht ~ Fathom Fish, which is never frozen ihe Pitz-Cariton Hotel, New York, He would have been on hand wh WLP 11-6 0. Peais DAF. WSM. Wan) tinentals or preserved but always fresh and and Louis Diat, Chef de Cuisine of th ‘’ ars S&S aij} LOOK POSS: SS; : ‘ I . Sd iia ey wa rw 433 ‘ re > wen weet—'"t . Pee 7 as “= a 4 ’ ya yo ts a ; es rs “> b« 59)? : ss <BR : | entoe _ nt ot — ne _ — jamous hostelty, have ° a} aie eee | 3 | nen 8. Wie: 4om-670ke} 6.00. Six 40-F athom Fish is the breast and sides rg book. WeLic aie Veen cCoOmMmpaAraitis y a oo - oe ” wT : nr ee Tam He T an tek. d fillets of choice ocean é. we *y ; ; : " 4 _— , j ; P oil hk ‘ . 4 r ocs a asy. Of course, the record consti-, PT and. Marta water Keat ; 55 Musi ate “Feech th ean badd t explains the fine art of cooking fish ; ; + - a hazard. but Spotswoode ..°"" ic ag : | ey es é d ° tt oh a = see a wo wil aad werve 40-Fathom Fah | Extract imported from Canada and bottled ia the U. &. “ith ie tenn. he'd shy : cs ree ae = a. =e — Am » HOUT: 80 : Tom b ha ur 2-00 iotron iin ab an mane. in end the. Pitot} om to Canada Dry Ginger Mie, Ini or porated: 25 ¥. 4ird Street; Ni unker of that kind. No: t! hing tT Ambassadors . Davenport (37 5m-ROk . om , : anowvr meat. cleansed and wrapped for your free copy todar. in Canada, J. J. McLaughlin Limited. Established one Binaneé ecientificaliy enourh. . Seatile (243m-880Ke : ~ | Lecture: 7:00. D ohers oro ~~ the Radiotron is the Heart in clean parcieenatnt paper. A meal in He was defeated by sheer accident.” {| "| .20 Uo Bene a : Been: co. Henrer einen ns of —— each wrappe Be erg sgn ornate | — huted *y the Goddard Grocer Con “and Skeel?’ ~~ WBZ. Spring eid Seg 41 program: 9:30 — vour Radio Set. per. Fish not in the above . Lewis Crystal Water & Seda Ca. “ie eee amather unfortunate ofr in © eee: 2: ketene ben | WHAE Cincinne ainsi oo )-F athom Fah is ready for the fre i= not 49-Fathom Fish. — Bay J. S. Merrell Drug Co nlorlunaie Z 8. Maxweil i how 9 orogram. Dodge Brothers program a Hoovem wiibout evan wang, A new, del- Fishing C o. , 00 Fish Pher, —- . ~ mp tat ee oo ye @

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THURSDAY =i b. ’ MARCH 1a, 192s. -— C THURSDAY, eT Ti The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Chain Programs Tonight Ka r cota a Renin ANSWER S TO QUERIES | Bobby Thatcher—sy George Storm —An Hour of Fame. uv TN. i.—Hoover Sentj oa eee n ey KSD. AmpicoO period on “=F. Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query —— Sig ee S p. m.—Maxwell hour 9 "oe (° 1 and telephone calls or answers by mail c t be | T Y naa j CITY EDITOR OF TH tie nti a - 4@ ‘wen gticntion sept letters on medical questions of undoudt- mat io G THAT c ty Continentals on Kwe 8D. 5, 6given’ pate | PEAKING --- u 30 hes ss ed si ty when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | BUGLE FORGOT TO UT WiLL Pp. ™.—BStatler’s oe Pe tC 2 | : mere Fh WME) pEADER.—Some paver hangers be the judge of whether or not | PUT MY PICTURE BE IN THE NEXT EDITON, MR p. m.—Arnold John ; a1. e old paper from walls. by;this process will injure the par- | | | | THATCHER ton on StH SOn's on # ' water im ticular wall on which you might iN THE PAPER ~-.. om YES YES... sL). ze ittle baking soda as; use it, or ask a paper hanger. a THAN! ,_ dissolved, the surtace being H. A.*P.—The groumd hog and | | PLL CALL Le TO ; K YOu-—- G BYE —_—- 4 _ 3 “er with : “scraper’ } eM ignen cone « oo ga woodchuck are the same, a mar- | ) . GC other tool, Tne ott he aij | mot of Eastern Canada and North- | | MAKE SURE --~ PEE imethod is to first nenda wheth- | eaten U. S. A. Also, a bird, the | | rig é Sees One eee ts cana, | Steen -woodpécker of the U. &. is || me aaeor not you cet all wie old paper | called a woodchuck, as is the fae, This can be accompiish | red-headed woodpecker of En- Seettme a fection of the | Siand. | GOOF.—Pulque (pul-kee) ig the Mexican drink distilled from ma- yY}g@ay cactus. Tequila (ta-kee-la) foned. Theis distilled from tequila-magay, | qall should then be washed with | though some is said to be distilled clean water this being n ‘from pulgue. Mesca]l ‘mes-kal) : ne the wallahead;is from another of the agave ~° will have to’ group. “LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) il g—You will net are in your, question, and vou could also keep ® aivorced wife's estate. } your household furniture. You 1 GRIGSBY.—Inguire at License | should consult a lawyer. Collector's office, City Hall. License; W. V. H.—It ig not against the js necessary. : | law for the Building and Loan HOPEFUL.—Write to the Com-| Association to solicit a nonresi- missioner of the General Land Of-| dent in Missouri. nor for a none |} fice Washington, > ¢ Descend- resident to invest. Bests of Civil War veterans are en-| , THANKS You can borrow from | This Comni On NO speciai riviieges. ' —-_s Ss ‘ ; e ited to no spe oe creditor can | COmPensation insurance after it is | —With Malice for All is Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the ew ea sr | tee yeare old. . TWO The a 6 the Sundae B : ch eoliect the balance by amother | EVE—I Comic Sections o e sunday ost-Dispat enishment if the 10 per cent w—if the man was born) aoe eallected does not cover the/| here he is an American citizen § ey (*) Cost of garnishment isg/ @nd can vote. No law such as | , tebtor’s bil | yot rentio roul stitu- © added to Gebtor’s bill. vou mention would be constitu UBNAEANUIMIL ROM RR Por at > Peary ST. bites eine : a J MR NEBB. WE ARE A You ARE HARGORING A MAAS IN UPLIFT SOCIETY ° WHAT DIDO YOU tional, 1d none ] b assed. , aang ent gg llamas gn a a. a A. acutely whet || gue PEOPLE COMMITTEE FROM THE YOUR HOTEL THAT 'S A DISGRACE EVER UPLIFT P_You LIFT UP LiKe iwou can & your money back. > fo) Tovar eomoatt the vou ask about is against the law. OF MORTHMVILLE |} NORTHVILLE UPLIFT SOCIETY. | TO THE FAIR NAME OF NORTHVILLE A PILE Daiver!.HEResS A MAN shoei as eae he facts, if you know of etal Aid. Dargeu, | ,atunicipal | sucu, to the Warrant Office, Mu- || | ARE BEGINNING|( AT OUR LAST MEETING A Bt oie aeers aa aaeees te ee YOUVE GOT A CHANCE TO HELD AND Gere streets Pobioeteame:. © 11 | +m eeseur RESOLUTION WAS PASSED MONT FOR BA’ RosmeRd ae. J | WHAT 00 YOU COT. ASK ME TAKE Fs 2 ene resaent of IO chaapae BUCH, . BUCK.—(1) _Desertion || ale eure ASKING THIS COMMITTEE AS THAT You DISMiIss tho ae AWAY MY MORAL AND FINANCIAL - ase oe 2 ow. re et Wee as continued for one year! } LL D. tar one vear before she could fil : “ saan his” maces LI TO CALL ON) YOU AAID } \ iter diverse bere. Probably sc | 40%, Ground for divoyoe. Suit can |) FROM YOUR EMPLOY AND RT 1 WEI CD SE z ee et take tong then te get be filed at any time. (2) When 1 | THAT RUDY MAKE THE FOLLOWING FORCE HIM TO LEAVE YOUR GOOD DEEDS ON THE EDGE 4 she has become residemt of Iili- NEBB IS RE x : ay = jj the civort nois she would be of legal age « & 2 y eee } AP) NSSUE eri! DISGUSTED WIFE.—You are! under the Illinois lam. HARBORING THIS CITY AT OAICE. — OF ECE OF PA : . + 1 . " a'* cae oun - > 7 pj entitled to half the proceeds of the} UNSETTLED TENANT. — The || y Seed of aig thr tae Be © gees tha tenant would still have to give || A MAN] WHO |apply your husband's hal - 'q| one month's written notice before Cee eee ee wee | Vacating, notwithstanding pros- Has A PAST Ne ee ce nult m tan | pective sale. The tenant does not | ould CONSU.t & 1AW~-! have to let prospective buyers in ANID AT THE to see the premises utless he has rite the secretary of | agreed to do 80. PRESENIT . Bar Association,; p. S.—If the American married | | ge? eta eg Tint him before September, 192°. she | TIME 1S - -Tney-| lost her American citizenship; if || bly a law yer pureed have |after that Gate she retained it. (2) ||| ONDER ht to cestroy the contract, iti If she is no longer am American | | ce he tan dies | citizen she might have difficulty || INDICTMENT if he has Gone) re-entering the country, She / | ; . Lawyers are could regain her citizenship and | FOR ROBGERY mended here of request. | then re-enter. If she is an Amer- | You would have a} ican citizen she should get a pats- | — CRs the house in} port before leaving the country. terest iB MEDICAL QUESTIONS @ | Fealth and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- MP) sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. . : . Vs hich are more!touching the floor with the hees aths, an- niv sount;: repeat ; eh 4 ha . 4 it & ~« i - é > - ov : . ; tr ~ eis er any t a/ e' ss . 4 2 3 aoe. £1148 4 i+ PAG . 14 neeis. . " ‘ as ' = ’ rs ee he a aE eens. he ey a RAP YO ASRS ERR AO NOR oe NE GI 2 pms ig - WA ated ORO g A ceRmma e+ , “ eesti rey ne 27 J) epmmnpereros tims « at ee ee Cn et et er © | hr ETRE TS Rem, tne a gana NAM mi I Bs ene Wiener iin: eal are re rilavor ...% ils res Ghai & he | ommend | : This Comic Appears in One of the TWO rs 01 in sinus a “i — ae Dumb D Ofa—By Chic. Young Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch —z, DORA DEAR How || TOM, DEAR, YOu } | [HAT DOESN'T MATTER-4| WELLITS OK THEN] | FINE=- LLL nl da Dr >» 4 about eae be had Dy us! 4 Spray of Glyeo- WOULD A WEEK || KNOW L HAVE | | [ACCORDING © OvR } ~ BUT ILL HAVE | | A DATE MNSELF |/ WOULD YOU -f 3\UGHTW A MAN REGARDS Y5 eS 5 Ser aisle ahaues couch | clatiete’ ‘nas eas, at FROM FRIDAY | DATES TO THE | } |AGREEMENT. YOU (| TO LEAVE NOD To, SO L WON'T)! DO THAT ON A WOMANS LOVE loor, repeat lresse _, | BE FoR OuR j| | END OF THE |] |KNowW, YOUCAN | | RIGHT AFTER THE] | BE ALONE ON (’ |NOOR WEDDING = iat ee at ; ile : WEDDING DAN? oo STILLGO OUT ON | || CEREMONY L'VE| | MY WEDDING DAN ? 7 . ° | [ices Deen te eek ee DATES AFTER. GOT A THEATRE | DAMN \Marriage Licenses Beatrice from Benjamin Neely WE'RE MARRIED DATE WITH | Charlotte from Israel Inits | a rrivn + # i i. ’ drink noisseurs || PitthsRecorded ogee A |e gee = Burial Permits |) #932". | | | Hoos: £2 \nna from Ivan Antoii _on » ; a fear (“ja VDourne ‘mir xa. C. from Loza: served at the embassies ~/ | MARRIAGE LICENSES. | : , ae Wiliam T. Kessel .......8t. Joseph, No. | is served at the Savoy in -) a Mn. Maude Williams......St. Joseph. Mo. } @ orn E. Jones , St. Cisir, Mo.|; anne F. she 4 1. Hutehineon t. Moritz . - « eas of Mn. Edna W. Peiffer .....Union. Mo.| Grace from Allyn J. Blackshas om t..* ~ john PF. Lueckerath ...... 1437 Wright, &M from John L. Moslank. bes in the Ll nited States. Marie King .....+--.--.-.. 4025 Blair! Harry from Margaret Duesterhaus. oid ; John W. Spellman. ..St. Louis Countr, Mo. | ww e rcason tor this universal @ Martha L. Kruckemeyer 5162 Maple | Shoes for Work. m timer N. Fubrman . 3021 Dillion | Clisty Hurst 1021 Dillon| If you are employed and there- | . . mh a rare old wine. No Be Ausust Shelling ..: | ! ce a R “i wo OT, i ? : * ° 4 3 MUchLie Marti ; Ee eer — 5275 VW estminsicr a o e VW her cver distinguished oe Wilt L. Ro _. R002 Shenandosh — nS } = . P Mrs. Gia Morr: _,300% Shenandoah | c 1 ; searns, 30. 512 S. Montrose. : : s , | vu if > jwonthes ZO1LILA W h. , YO ° ll — anson Ss "1020 . 4th. a , , ( ( Now THAT 1S JAHN t 7 . ; Q . , ‘ | 4 f coe atte erie : J | pl HAS FIRED YOu. S. f 5012 &. 371) | > : / ' A \ . . 2 iy F 61. 2810 Dickson. . ; , r 3 “al . "4. 3719 S. Compton. iM : ’ Rt 4054 Easton. ~ h Market. he > et a ee ee 2 cSt Hieepital. 2 4 ulen 90. 44% x 3 oth. Buy this handy Hostess = *. Kk ~ heal 1g. S., Compton. b ale bE ee ws 2. x! . w0G. Package of 12 0 Me an st. 36, 2331 Division. from your dealer fore | i, £406 Francis 2 K 28. 11124 N. Pendieton. your dinners et | . 4 Amen, 78 8820 ghew. aie e a : Ss j j . ne ada and bottled im the U. 8. A. by 3 q Divorces Granted. a 25 W. 43rd Street; New York, &. n 3 ~~ ey from Tuchara Fischer. phiin Limited. Established 1890. rae Harrie Touns. the Goddard Grocer Co., Mai Waicr & Soda Co. errcll Drug Ce.

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_ = : COMIC: [comic race _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT ae | ie Tien | > Lay E34 ; MaRCaTags : : — es is Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the Tae VOL. 30. NO. 191. ily—By y J. Tuthill —What's In.a Name rurecebls Stink oe Sandip Pacsiliginds og _ 50. ae Krazy Kat-—sy Herriman The Bungle Family—sy Hary - eee THOSE MALINGERMTS! 1} on, r CAN'T TELL s Si 1} on GEORGE BUNGLE (- | iS. ~ WELL AT. LAST I'VE FOUND OUT | Sg. . (vs am) | SS ae THREE HOW UTTERLY SILLY wear ae sane OF YOUR AILMENT \ : YOU HOW PERFECTLY | IMPORTANT = | VE KNOWN EVER “~ DOCTORS | | : | THINK & sensi alps Bi be 3 S iT SOUNOS AFTER I eG IN THE BUTCHER SHOP I DUMB I FELT WHEN / Ito me. FoR\|} SINCE WE REFUSED "\ /niont FEEL I] KNo! iT MEANS. IN THE BU CHER S jie = TO KNUCKLE DOWN TO! } weer anne KNOW WHAT | {WE WEEVILS te sa wave U ead | jou AVAPS, SO (& YOUD G i= Curse \ | iSO hIN® 45 TO TIP THIS 7 — ea, | Pt earner ee er by & | wENRY AND MABEL MET ISABEL PUDDIE, WHO DOESN'T / THAT CATTY THING /} (TWO WEEKS MEANS. ff JUST GIVES “Bowl” WER ME, -—_ OBJECT TO BEING KNOWN AS : MADE ME REALIZE | , eee nce THEY HAVE \ ABOUT ME | ME THE CREEPS EVE & ) (WL TAKE A) Ss THE BRAINIEST WOMAN IN TOWN.) =| {THAT MALINGERITIS / MONMEV. THAT THERE) |_WHEN 'T || TIME I REMEMBER HOW % \ SLIGHT SNOCTE / | SHE TOLD MEIN A VERY iS VERY ~~ gprevesticed Wht ae TOOK THEM | |pop-cYED WE WERE y as OUMPIA GRASS=— sponded to a subpessa. Sy HELP! . HorreRrs= : — Biewart’s bank it ; Be —~ MUST BE 7 amining it, Chairman L THINK « | FAMOUS a. coins a5 SWALLOWED mr ua : ert Stewart open @ sper 2 ae ‘cRES with a deposit of $ : il 4 > . Pi / \i FROM AD 7 was not epened under & LOOK , = UAAS Pe as Ss Z “the Wilness replied : pone i>} (> KECOOCNIZE 4 “De you knew - ) or j CATCH - : ‘account was epened for & = J, PICTURES 14 wther name?” “It was mi 1 \ i. PAPeS- IF eur knowledge.” ee | “Have you amy record sa posit of $500,000 im | tr, or for Mr yore; , y e have mot.” . . ~ | The witness said, | r ° ~ % & fe s .% z 4 , j ; : Z f ft, ‘ , ’ ’ — 4) - oF 7 Bs, Pia, ' 4 ’ 9 7 * “Pat bhi &Sbe: 4 ; } ' = ee _ — Cynical Sue—s, Gettier yn S ~~) % , Ban ax) ¥. r* 3 a a > »5) 5 We, bet J make a report to ad ; Mee cs a a [his Comic Appears in One of the TWO ¥ ef the contributions yy =) ~ Mutt and Jett —s- Bud Fisher ~ —The Littie Fellow Fails ter an Uid Une. * i - - e ° a ie ing } % ° + - given Cemic Sections of the Sundav Post-Dispatch me ee 4 r ® mea . +} I es ‘ ‘ 4 —- es ; } | fjJEFesS MY NEXT Book Excuse AAE A & Hipsley, and A. ¥. Mer secretaries to fi Busimess ComPeTiToOR AAD | imemenx,. GEcvem:! (~~ ee. pachtine aa ss - a Sec y eee THIS (S PROBABLY) =, | f 1 AS THeRES 4 LULL IN all AN GRBGR. HALF i | one tj | BUSINGSS FoR a AwuTe I’ | oF MY RUSINESS _ PRS. gen temas 5 APRs A ben beet ‘ ‘ on ‘ — a =“ YOU SAID TL COULDNT GET RID OF THAT ORGAN A GRINDER,EHXS WELL IM SMARTY I Gave > | HIM A DOLLAR TO BEAT : - | ? Dr & EF h [his Comic Appears in One of the TWO “ie “ony is net the vt ) ( ringing p atner—s, George McManus : : caeaa a ini Seto ses 3 3 ment C 2 » ae omic Sections of the Sundav Post-Dispatch a _ © give > | pe ‘ —, | tending to discredit the : | f r y TT pttiona! Committee im 4 ' | NOTHING was maag. Republican Comm 7 (SAID ABOUT : Sucredited?” “Ne? ae t*.¢ | | a rRAT- ——— 4 5 Nr a. ; : | as . ‘the... * * Beem ARPS PB aioe tesla = = = / ER ~ — >. =e . ; A saanee : “Th ’ i =