St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 29, 1928

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ye Dnt ris Te ge ‘ — ‘Ptews, 4 a ee RC RN PR UIE TN my COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1928. Maa SU thls Meters PO ea . . a yal Lm atte gb Des OE AO ae YE ES re Ft ~- eit 3 Oa were i, ie ren , ~~ ~ it a~ b>, yee aan FE A ee. He PEND G BOO ate nS UB RET Oy: T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928—44 PAGES. FORMER CONVICT, STOCK BUOM MADE 300 ILLONARES, > Pgs os vos LAN NHS ALTO, DECLARES BROKER |Special to the Post-Dispatch. {patients had bee: eiving the aS - ‘ | SEEMS LIKELY BALTIMORE, March 29.—The| ame teeatwene far needa S yean | Guy Prizzia Found Shot to’ Biggest and Safest Winners | P physician who administered the “Two different drugs are used | Death After Machine Had » Have Been Firms Profit- | ee wrong drug which caused the! in the treatment,” Dr. Smith said. | | ‘fer First Time House Com- | 2°2*" °f two patients in the dis- | "One 18 injected in solution, just’ Run on S:dewalk on) ing From Its Commis- : North Broadway. sions. SY Pee ae P P haa ies * as a sat ra + -» ie : Pig # =“ ll . , a na , So ig Sty Pe. ees ee Nesey c yet reeant Pe STERIC IAT he ARG ISOM. LPNS OETA BUR Mir ; ‘ ‘ ss . . i . me ” ay re + SW 9 eed 4 > ie or § "Ener antes: ons = rape acter ae rpaeaee eee oh wen. ‘“ ~ a ee 4 Y : i SPs tor aS eae Be Na BU tae Re ee och at ye Ce a as R i i an hate 3 . SF ues ; Ds de aan “ TODAY et¢ wv @ @at ove Doctor Makes Fatal Slip DON'T WANT TO} Mon NO. 204. 1S HE? EITHES FINO HIM OR yy MORE OF CE WILLY FIND After 150,000 Safe Treatinaas ACCUSED BY GIRLS, DY. EXPLANATIONS! PNOTIZED My } ms | fot B OPERATION Ot ee YB MUSULE SHOALS HUSBAND? }i/" | D! YES You pip! ANSWER HOUSE FLOOD CONT REPORTED OUT \Reid Measure, de, Lie Jones Act Passed by Senate, Provides Full Payment by the Federal ee JADWIN ‘CRITICISED BY THE MAJORITY Broad Powers Designated to Mississippi River Com- mission of 4 Civilians and 3 Army Engineers. By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, March 23.— Standing squarely on the policy that the Federal Government should bear allcost for guarding citizens of the Mississippi River Valley against floods, the House Flood Control Committee today made a formal report on the $473,- 000,000 Reid Bill which was ap- the sidewalk, with Prizzia slumped “Many of the seasoned operators | ee a The report on the proposal for a ieee —Photo by Acme. behind the steering wheel. He was! have not ate money. in the pct | CHASE DOWN LINDELL. dead,” having. been” shot” three ent market said Buchonan, “e-| py BARON, EHRENFRIED GUNTHER VON HUENEFELD, || sieantic teed control project came — in the back of the head. cause it was foe: ond their ideas se it | tiH Spindler, gi at Dublin waiting for icathar favorable for a flight | into the House along with the ee @ three objectionable fea-! was found dead in bed this after- | omens seme Pistol at His Feet. |any market could go so far. Men to the United States. a flew their plane, “Bremen,” from Berlin | 325,000,000 Jones bill, also pro- gure, it was by far the best M scle | i a => | At his feet was an automatic : one Replogle and Durant ain are | aia | and her husband, Joseph, occupied | ‘: or a iota = teate | —— * | , “ome irém the House committee | at sake ea 8 "aes + Wounded opeeaing [Through | reas for firing. In his pocke 2 | have preferred to get out. The ihe ree: Treasury, which was Waving charge of this legislation. | ie sii i aS sa PR oe | Tebkticin kaki ’ nea’ two oarrn SS ee ni | Westerners, on the other hand. PUPILS. MARCH OUT st pagsed yesterday by the Scnate. hie 4 ; Ei PCN, SLLEICHet : ene -a, ‘ J. ($4.24. A taken down shotgun, a/ came in early : ‘ith it.’ fee bil will be offered in the}. unconscious. He was taken to ts ete ne ee eee | ee ee er ee ee ve The majority report, approved allemand Aged ‘bullet and Priagia's hat also were | Brokers’ Commissions Large. BEFORE WIND WRECK | | city hospital, where his dition | , e ® | by 11 membe f the iit is bill, whicl t! ey the “egy P : _— Two automobiles raced down /| in the car. ) y = es a ge: ng oo Sweeny peated “he | is serious, tases ni A ray Se cl la aa ded - Sandia | Among the biggest winners and storm Near Mt. Vernon, Mt. Riows: | . by a decisive majority. The Rs oe ED a am: Lindell boulevard at the peak of | By means of the GOMPaTO- | she safest ones. 100. are the mem- heorn’ anh ate Rut Ne presented a voluminous argumcnt ures are in agreement on the | set ot nae bhéet teen ded ad | traffic at 8:30 o'clock this morning, poate , - see fa apy at to ty bers of the Exchange. The indi- One-As Injured. ; | of nearly 400 pages in support of. . ’ i ; 3 ‘ ‘red =« ites ‘hase vy 2 ote 2 - : mitial point involved—the ques-! ¢.4 their landlor d, whe called po-| | 11 pisto] shots were fired, a city | purchased pb; 1¢ pollc@ Jepart- | -iqual houses have never done 80 MT. VERNON. Ill., March 29.- ; the major proposals for fult Fed- eral payment, sponsored by [rp- resentative Reid (Rep.). Iitineis, Two Patients Killed by Wrong Drug Given pensary of Johns Hopkins Hospital | as it is, and the other must under- go neutralization by means of an- -* : Tuesday was absolved of crinina!l Accepts Principle negligence by Dr. J. S. H. Potter, | Other chemical substance before | Coroner of the Northwestern Dis- it is administered. By mistake the 2 \ Pu-iic Control in Fa- | trict, who last night pronounced | @0ctor gave the patients the prep- APPARENTLY KILLED . : . ' the deaths accident: "oe the | aration that was not neutralized. Morin Bill. | accidental’ News of the FIVE:DAY MARKET | deaths di ‘ _| This‘affects respiration. | | rergnae cle eg become known un | “Mrs. oes Hs ee ed an. almost | BY OCCUPANT OF CAR BEING ADVOCATED | Both Dr. Potter and Dr. Winford instant reaction and failed to show | CONVERTED BY |H. Smith, director of Johns Hop-|#2Y signs of rallying. The boy, 8 ‘kins Hospital, declined to divulee | however, lived for three hours|Charges Made by Wife’s|Board of Governors Fails | 4 | NORRIS EFFORTS | | the name of the doctor who gave | ™ hile physicians worked over him | ‘ . , 4 | Two Young Sisters, Dis-, to Act on Proposal for a’ | the drug. Both emphasized the} With resuscitating apparatus and | identical s) f the two lc | OXYgen tanks. : | ta ge ccc credited Eve by Mother,|. Three-Day Holiday Be- Were Not Prosecuted. ginning Good Friday. alc Pleased With | |and the color of the two drugs. & “The hospital is making an in-| |The mistaking of one drug for the | VeStigation and will learn all the "Substitute for His Meas: | other led to the death by poison- | facts of the case. It was purely ing Of Mrs. Susie Carr, 33 years | an accident. Coroner Potter was old, of Fort t d Ke notified immediately ' ure but Points Out Dan- wenden bg a5. Howard, and Kenneth “The viols in Re we get these | Guy Prizzia, bootlegg: r and CX- | Ly tne Aonossated Press. | of Private Grab. Dr. Potter said he understood | particular drugs are identical in convict, recently accused of serious; NEW YORK, wares 29.— Tales | fully how the mistake came about, | Shape. Th. colors of the drugs | offenses against two sisters of his }.f tremendous winnings and los- | and there would be no autopsy | are only slig. ‘ly different. Even | wife, was shot to death last night! ings in the unpredecented = stock - Sannin G. ROSS. and probably no inquest. | | the labels on the containers are Payee Sa RRR AF |speculation of the last few weeks 4 Washington Correspondent of The doctor administering x” 3 much alike. ky every indication | sahh ‘ehack ir ae ainda 1e | were ee today. is the Post-Dispatch. he explained, “simply got hold of | it was an error. | jf teh “ee boat : 4 + ee i - rhe New York Times said: “A PWASHINGTON, March 29.—The an acid drug when he thought he! “The physician who attended the Pt ae ~* ee Old, nn : Shey few of these stories are true. Big j was getting a’ nonacid one. The! patients has been treating similar | 29-9 Rutger street. Identification | winnings have been made and big m-year fight of Senator Norris! piood being alkaline, the introduc-| disorders for 156- years and had | 0f the slain man as an ex-convict, | tosses, too, but most of them are t Ne braska to keep the Muscies/| tion of this acid neutralized it.) administered 150,000 treatments in | Kk2OwWn also as Thomas Prizzi, Priz- | exaggerated with the retelling.” power and nitrate project causing poisoning.” ‘like cases. This accident is the | 2tl and Prizza, was made today The New York Herald-Tritune of the hands of private inter- Dr. Smith explained .that both | first in all that experience.” 5 ge Rye ; quoted George Briggs Buchanan, a A Toe nvestigating a telephone mes-! member of the New York Stock | has been brought measurably | sage that there had been an wuu-! Exchange since 1905. as expressing | to: victory by the action of | : j 3 se Military = ‘ome | | police found Prizzia’s car driven}; had been. made in the West during; it ds te ccietins i om ROOM, HUSBAND UNCONSCIOUS over the curbstone and partly 07 / the record-breaking trading. @ ter Government operation of the | Mrs. Joseph Green, 20234 N. Tenth projec: ° | Street, Had Been in Ill Health | Nerris declared today that al- | for Some Time. "though the House ~ bill contained | Mrs. Joseph Green, 60 ye (LN NE A Ee er ee as A NN A: Ee Oe om ad ee j A ae 0 gE My EO SS @ ~ : ' ; ie $e RR yy a von ts ' baie M.aontes ee re 2 ARC CBs io WSS. See ve a * 7 . oe 7 . , ‘ ae. OR AG) nn «So Rel elllte P!nk To ee i ~ . ek » Pa af ahs ~~ sS oN . a en : paeirser reas 00 = sitar dide- mine 3s a Thali Dhiba th (PA incr re = OR the ec thin A ilipme >a he os dor of public or private operation | ae The door giving on the two} | detective on the running board of ment this week, markings on the i'much business and the commis- ee a ria @1ne shoals: The Norris bill 008 . at ee as win “ing the pursuing police machine | bullet found in the car can e“om dens 6t thé Ste Sheds ons A heavy windstorm in this neign- } q ; | rooms rénte y ureen an lis wi ; : “oH ng ae Diets Pe ke. if “ ° : | for Government operaticr Bes Saciall . fas burner in th wounded a man in the other car | pared minuté&ly with a pistol of + | gantic. | borhood today blew down barns Gernmians Forced to Lash Bi e- and of the establishment of a ne . on > | — - ‘ 2 2 ‘ ll@ sty 5 ithe, gremed wih: ropes: and. Be This athe set forth "the conten- A é several gards but were not injurcé. wheels blocked by empty gasoline tion that the ley jon should * rae ._ |} Green, Wh. was 64 years old, had | z a) ~a oe 2) , : ts ‘ 4 . i ; — ries ; mIran . .ceee ~ We 4 . presen orm, Sa NOrris, from bullets and collisions. This No one in the neighborhood r-- | commissions vary from $15 to $50 Br ay higg fsa! seiia Gal vuto..| CRs, rocked in a gale today instead | contribute some of the cost of con- ype PEP trol work, * said. Green did not work The amere will be no difficulty in rec- report went in to Police Headquar ported having heard any shots, | ' cS 2 > ' © > live ' @ sj ‘ ay Bee 7 - peste Bech . me © “| according to its selling price. ; , Mi tiling the points of difference | ©22e™s couple lived on the pension | pers but investigutors are satisfied | nd xi ai Ss | . mobile headlights were turned on of soaring across the Atlantic. : ithe husband drew from the War i : i | Five-Day Market Proposed. ae 3 ‘erified rumors 0: , diti he ere al. Jadwin's Project Criticised. bring sing a good bill out of | : Detectives Maurice O'Neill ang | Prizzia was killed near the point 4 There were unveritie mors ©. Weather con ons re wer , | Department for wounds received in urice OQ’! : Some harassed traders. looking “Spite ’ s ; One of the leading features of ilerence.”’ La . ' Harry Hummerts this day arrested Where his bods and car were : + ad Pat Veitiom -v ar “ ary “7 ee leek i ee a el Tig ahh . Pere atk ‘ “ ‘ , “ a . i! Sere emtenen BER S n at n S RRO aeMRE e NI nc i li ANCL OE TOONS BH AES A: ONE AE A ROT NEN A Babe WE intel Biaths Ra | the committee who disapprove the By the Associated Press. Reid. bill were presented simul- DUBLIN, March 29.—-The Junk-| taneously in @ minority report ers monoplane Bremen, lashed to) signed by six Repuhlicans, headed * oo ye et ft eer. nel : 2 es +4 ) . As > “er > * —_. ee iin - * we ate en we oe x3 ship principle by the House | olce: Edward (Bertillon record Identified by Brother-in-law. the Exchange to five duys. A sDe- | mmittee was a remarkable per- LOSSES. THEN FALL AGAIN | cives Ewald) Eckerle, 27 years old. flis body was identifiéd at the | cial wibetine has been called oe] , ee th nena" ler of the _ oe . “id foo hose atgemegd | General Motors, After Losing $4, ee pe 9 resides at 3620 Iowa | Morgue by his brother-in-law, Jo- | next Wednesday Ie tue ot oe | Regn 5° get off at py Bn a“ Mississippi River Commission in mmittee the other day, at its in- | CHUTES OS SOG HOOP OF PLES )5 | ‘dress unknown. Eckerle was thei OS Free SOLS Maen Meee: 2 nee Pare eng bg com $7000 FINES FOR CONTEMPT, re? det Panis peer pee eet aoes hee ee Miation. t xplain his . lan. 10 of | ., Radio Gains $3. agpeiiggara x y . er psi Mrs Board of Governors to take action Lp, Arthur Spindler, z an) contro! plan. , Oo exp p ’ | it A otninted Pecan ] } right shoulder during the on a petition for a three-day holi- ASSESSED RY JUDGE, UPHE ‘attempt to take off and the Irian The army engineer was upheld. neers were for Shy adden | ~NEW YORK, March 29.—Prices | chase, but was not seriously wound- she ; her husb: Se diat net , day starting Good Friday. Apri! 6 Free State airforce authorities said | however. by the minority report, mi, providing for the leasing of | followed a ragged course in the} ed.” ae e — — eet Although the Exchange has been | U. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals Com- it would be suicide to attempt a| which contended he ,had recorh- we Shoals to the American Cyani-| stock market today and closed de-| The chase began when Patrol- | fern ond vn wetice “ ee closed on Good Friday every year| tases, Vendtict Against EAP start under such conditions with} mended the best possi ble project mCo. The committee up to that | cidedly irregular. man Shetsky of the Eleventh Dis- ste on ae aa a _ ano oe since 1900 except in 1906 and 1907 | nas OMY; an., an. . even worse prospects as the flight | for immediate remedy of the prob- bad centered ally its discus-| Many high-priced shares sagged | trict saw Eckerle and Brand draw | %0" Sireet. Phe said Prigzia left) oe ecently decided that it| The United tSates Circuit Court) |g "wae glight was then| lem. about private leasing bits. Nor | sharply in the early trading, re-|up to the curb at McPherson ave- | 11, hig automobile. which did not) ould close on legal holidays. This|°! Appeals. in a decision handed |. os tometrew morning | ihe weaieuly seneet eet aut enee Was on the stand all day. Mem-/| covered part of their losses around | nue and Culver Way. Recogniz- t 5 ponne*s weagens, ats o'clock, sites ail Suniel ont anti date pra down -here this afternoon, upheld | ‘at the earliest. under the law by which the Gov- pts of the committee took turns| noon and went into a new dive|ing them he stepped up to ask | oe - — oe in recent months and that was the the contempt Judgmens - cnpeonser A steam roller lumbered up and| ernment undertakes flood control E putting questions. just before the close. General Mo-|them what they were doing on| 2° Gi@ not return. He had been! | Charles A. Lindbergh | ¥ds¢ John C. Pollock of Kansas) | 11 sone stretch of groun4| works, a policy 66 le Bay, 80 pro- | After the session, several meimn-ittors, after losing $4, closed at! his beat. They saw him coming, . he eaphgor ee wee pein ae ae land@e in New York on his return against C. W. Trickett, Ranens beyond the wooden runaway iron- tection” is It added announted that the commit- | $185.12%%, down $1.12%% on the! leaped back into the car, turned cusations of his sisters-in-law. FS, : ye ~ “ _— > oe we “os te CY ERE . vere a ae. en ee « a ie we 4% Lillian Prizzia, 20-year-old wife of the slain man, told police | ee ~ _ Sa Jape yhoo tett) ike oe oS er ee eae . Ot Tr eS sae: =, paeniel Seok ee ee — A I A a nS dR da ee Ts SES ae aah. : Cit. Kan., attorney, and Justus N. . i de RE Y inate etinge te «| from ‘Paris. | : . ting out the so ¥‘ground so the| that the national ense, national had been converted to the prin-/ day. Radio had a net gain of $5 | around and sped east in McPher- On March 16 Prizzia was arrest- | *ro” a over | Baird, County Prosecutor of Wy- ose ton burdesi yt not sink into| Welfare, the maintenance the of the Norris bill. That con-/ after rising $3 to $174.50. Public| son avenue, Shetsky fired two inne at a es . envisione nti d-Hei law, Lena Triola, 14, and Mary Tri- @¢t 4 time if gee epee reas, * Judge Pollock, holding the men | Indications today were that At.| navigation were sufficient justifi- ‘ i». -s i: "2 « = - 4 y 6 e A : ‘ ’ Pie ° - ~ ~ me a, i ie ©WMaaison strree ik ea ‘ ait; "OF ith is now in the House under / with Union Pacific, General Elec- | Sarah sseaiht It shouned that De. “es pvt cats het Oona Gat sess se Failure of the ticker to keep up $5000 and Baird $2000 for bring- ‘to delay the flight for several days to assume the entire cost and > Pe WB ty lea ne ing suite in the Kansas Supreme | + least, unless Baron von Huene- | sponsibility, Morin of Pennsylvania. The | dated Gas leading the way a police machine were riding south the first attack on Lena having: concern. si in Sarah street at the same time ~ Suen OR Na, NAVING | decree by the Federal Judge order- | ' cal contributions, it said, there was 'beund to result “divided responsi- : girls said Prizzia had warned them | Twelfth street, Mat Norris through his grasp of | the Kansas,River at Ss SPhases of the subject, even the | , i aay : being lost - in | not informed their parents be- | “Cimé ; lance of $472,000 of bonds by me hig THE TEMPERATURES. ‘numerous levee districts ha been andotte County to pay for it. g | Unable financially . to ed on complaint of his sisters-in- The rule was adopted, however, | | a tie C - Kan. | ' andotte County, Kan ‘the turf at the start of its venture. | mails and interstate and Mion was reflected in the cOM-/ lI 'tilities and Western railroads | shots at es 2 ear. tenia | ola, 12, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. the present 4. - a Fe kate». ined Tricket: | were in. contempt, fined Trigns ‘lantic weather conditions are likely | cation for the Federal Govergment mM name of the committee chair- | tric. Brooklyn Edison and Consoli- | tectives O'Neill and Hummerts in ‘ading is giving on-rators | tacked them on seveta] occasions, | With the trading is giving Operators | ~ : execution of a | stem te Court to enjoin the execuat {eld insists on starting. Under the present sy of ' |hearing by the State Penal Board. lefficiency against District Judge |His mame was not on the parole | Guy Martin was proposed in a ‘hearing docket for April 9, when It/ resolution introduced today by was made up, but was added t0- | genator Smith (Dem.), South Caro- 'day by Parole Commissioner T. &. | ijna. connected with either of the two | talian gang factions which have | ‘Mosby. The formal application | wes sent here by the Rev. John W. ORDERS CHIEF OF | POLICE HELD Maclvor, pastor of the Second| yr7ayq, Fla. March 29.—Police Presbyterian Church of St. Louls | aise 4. Leslie Quigg and three Grant, 28 years old, Was secre- ‘subordinate ‘officers charged with tary of the Wagner-Grant- Bell | ine murder of a Negro. prisoner | |Realty Co. of St. Louis. A series | were denied writs of habeas corpus | of deed of trust frauds was discov- today by Cirevit Judge H. F. At- | ered after he disappeared from has | -ingon. | ‘hame at 6211 McPherson avenue. | The Court ordered the officers | Prizzia and two other men were imprisOnment in 1920 for holding postoffice. Prizzia was sentenced to | ti +L € S ate -C€ , ’ - . : iting the State bone-dry law. /Jan. 1, 1927. He went to Chicago| 5.14 without bond. St. Louis U. Reports Earthquake | and Philadelphia, returning 12 days | Two earthquake shocks, apar- (later and confessed the frauds. May 23. 1927. he pleaded guilty WASHINGTON. March was sentenced! was given to President © 2 here the following day. Grant has| from the Chamber of Commerce; been working in the penitentiary | | of Nampa, Idaho. The er. ‘in diameter, ee - woie = W- IDS South Carolina Senator Brings Up) PSP pe PEE Ep or tC a ay i i ewe — = 43 ~ 4 37 38. settieg tonight; coldex in south portion with frost or freezing tem- Iinots: gies. tonight, except 29.— | probably rain in south portion and failure’ Tangible evidence of Idaho's ex- | changing to -saew ; colder tonight. before. to recite a former conveyance in a | cellence as an onion growing state | decidedly. colder in extreme south | portion, With «he temperature |\today by Representative Finch fl euemene above freezing; tomorrow | that State, in a basket of onions{ mostly fair and continued gold. Sonset 6:21: sunrise (lomorrow) qnions 5:49. ‘hospital ae a clerk and bookkeep- measured more tham fodr inches Stage of the Mississippi 11.1 feet, | their share, Minority for States’ Ald. . The minority report declared that “local contribution meant CO-Oper= |ation from the communities | ested in the work and payments on the “Increased: of the lands in the valley protection.” Fe le ee ee ee ee ED ea ve velbentie Ey Ep Sag, gun RE RE es eal Saat # cee, Sas nae SR aR eee 6 Ge | aR therm 1008 VOPR gO er ae . vibe ~ 2 pb ve, Qk P02 EE RR ha ie SE AP OT NE INY 8 y OIRT MES Dik ARRAN he. peepee meter em Ae Ree Oprah AO AERA ONT GRRL APRIL » Be

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Her husband is Eugene Delmar. radio amnouncer. and they have a little son four years old. ‘o GOVERNMENT OPERATION their r rties nd the velfate of inet comune bY OF MUSCLE SHOALS NOW SEEMS LIKELY trying to continue such a one -sideJ ) ? Ply . ¢ Tr ti Tr: hi o- ‘ . apd absolutely us eless relations Continued From Ihmge One. l introduced, but that bill contem- “An Absen-ee Unionism.” “True, the Illinois operators oft- cn have said they would prefer 4) plated the development of the en proper unionism to non-unionisM tire Tennessee River’system Under presen t Senate bill to be handied except contin at Illinois mines. State law and the long tradition have their bearmg.| nothing But urfienism irrespomsibie’ No. 2? and the leadership and nated entire-. el; ly by conditions o1 of Illinois’ this —an absentee umonism which has tf used iets cf mont: +aS with steam plant dom! , ; 3itside at Mus- Sheoais. It seems | work can two Cabil! cerpora he 7} tO cOLft 1107, rol — . - . a»? , . . _— —— . 7 ; ; ‘ $- ist Fara not ‘iis a hath oo iffbatwW tii eTe} = _— ipl: _ Wislle its business out in cenference after the ‘as drifts d to non-u a he in bil orse even than a Watching wagner ge rower Ca. condition which “Une of id featu a tc 3 Hu S Werin bill is that it does iow th Passage union states pessi db! v ois Tha not fai- easure in giving cipalities in the power generat ed ifraid that if is not writ- Alapama ariliv exist 1} j any orcanized group sever relatioc- ship with the United “Mine Wors- There pproximatety Mion. ty i oe. ‘ mpio: is 1S share . > pow power tc Ivate | concerns, mivy af municipalities have e to buy, and when conc®rna, the shall not be ‘ate declared ral Power provisions in the fina a b8 ziven further directs made to private RB onsumer with operators workin; contracts iMijuai “We hav: imaix ae ingi Cue continue ~ ed for by the Jacksenville agr Thent. “NO one need bi apptrehenasi* e¢ about the situation in the ceal dustry Fishwick said Organization in the state for i>: s0, it shall be. ei boosting con and said there would continue te be a supply or denirable FLOOD CONTROL BILL ss»: SS ee oe REPORTED FAVORABLY 522"! °© operated to Continued From | Page One. comprehensive flood plan” was ad- vanced in the minority report cause its members would bh familiar with the Mississippi Rive problem. NO “cold discriminating con- Omy” will decide the problem, said the majority report, in stressing that the ; Government should pay the entire of t! work. Any party advocating such amove had better look te its laur- eis. Is our civilization so Jittie moved from barbarism tha permit hundreds to be drowned ¢ power, but it and thousands to be made gwd A intO any proj less and destitute. while. tik } tre! on the Sienieenes lock, it demands its have estimated ss hich Nn ‘esSary legal adjust- ision is altogeth- an purpose ©°nm time in e 137% Sa oO! sis171Oi1S —- pro’ plentiful open ofr No. cal ,aCIT would cost as to buwiid would pro. its Plant Fe? ~ We ad oe af De- re of powel! New Dam Vasaatie, ' respect the Morin bil! This for a dam 225 id ul- >to the Senate bill. ision (ove Creek that prev senate bill i¢ T gad chance of DTret if? 10uU iSlen inte the theught there getting it act cost Es was an’ ce pteck . "yr re - J it wil OF would not amount would fit dam great he Cove Creek -enerate a } os trie Te a to ect of Riv E: 7 that the use er poun d ot flesh ineers with Dam Noa. ™® wer double the of the would ca pacit. waite : Vrmna¢ry Sh oa ls. ‘€¥n VISCOUNT GEORGE CAVE DIES: FORMERLY LORD CHANCELLOR Former Member of Parliament "™ttee has Was Solic ‘Mor-General in First work and Cealition Cabinet. the Associated Press. BURNHAM, Somerset Ene’ | March 29.—Viscount George i who tly resigned se megte after a areer at the bar. the whole. the House Com- done a fine deserves the Let its bill and there will ‘nd,; im arriving at a so > the the country the House pass | By . und compromise Cave pian Lor operation of the as Lord inguian. J tied jJate teda, Shoais.”” GRIAND REPLIES TO KELLOGG in PARIS, March 23.—The the today fully approved Foreign Min- Briand’s latest note of State Kellogg on 4 of | war and it will to m tonight. recen dist Viscount Cave, wo was boOTrD 1356, held Various posts in British Government sihce 19:5. coming Lord Chancellor in He was appointed Solicitor Gen In the first cealition Cabinet in to Se the out- for- Ut. cre- L9z2..; Fy lawin ward era. gO , i915 a ID- | basis, They) tering high government of At another peint the policy com- Was a member of ParYame nt. Secrecy garding guarters is ins maintained re- eontents in official} ont it is presumed that the word ‘arcgression”™ has been dropoed modifving wars to ‘oudlatreé. It is expected that ‘Ke note wi?! published tomorrow. Siet Machine Arrest. When Police Sergt. Lynch schooibor put two nickels and later was named by Pre- mier Lieyd George for the Hom? Secretaryship. He was created a Viscount in 331%. Previous to en- itee. he its Ne Mh! ye be | SUBSTITUTE FARM RELIEF BILL Ww ASHINGTON.. . Mare & 23. ‘ $600.990,600 farm relief bill was offered today by Senator Brookhart | slot machin im a drug store at (Rep.). lowa. as a substitute for,o-l? West Florissant avenue ves. the pending McNary-Haugen meas- terday and win a dollar, he ar. ure. | rested proprietor ee Esw of exporting surplus crops by levies; zum. some of which were num- ue | ine The upon the Treasury up to $64¢ 400, | bered ,7o a2 (ta return varying 909. amounts to a @ollar nH a id cabinet oil /ed yesterday hea wT , ithe new | gays | SKI | regulations - i there 1s | dam ! res of the | sales | ; of ° flood con- | GOLD SHIPMENTS FROM U. S. a Cove Creek dam in connection | piece of | thanks of iT he no troubl> ' |} affecting the Solid has gone | crediied n. } of | order or st AMERICAN FIRMS LIKELY 10 AGbtPT EXICAN OIL LAWS Standard Subsidiary of Company One of First to. Apply for Perpetual Con- cession. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York Wortd. ight. 1Y2S8, by the Presse and Pulitze ' Publishing © (‘The New }y Worid ”Post-Dispat h.} MEXICO CITY. March Prompt acceptance of the Mexican regulations by foreign coni- panies operating here was indicat- by their ee believe their direc United States wil! with the position taken American government Teh A wel ~ and They in the . oe iii tives. torate fail in by thro the uzh the iong Oil regulations end New activity in the immediate! Amer! t > r listed ior cone NCeSSi ereby re > eculations, is the dispute fieids is. Cc x] ne ected a n? the 4; com panies firmatory c: ¥ LITSt Vis to apply ons, Cun ac- cepting the new Transcontin: sidiary of Delaware. Recognition of Rights. is said unofficially the New heads of the Transcontinental the clause, which form: satisfied with of the concession “Confirmation operates as & recognition of rights acquired which shall continue in force.” The Sinclair interests are aiso expected to act speedily té obtain confirmatory concessions. Reuben Clark, special adviser on international law to Ambassador Morrow, is credited with having phrased the clause. American ol lawyers said it was one of the most fully drawn oanetinaaiing in the If the is any catch em the first reading by the vers has failed to find it. Morrow's Co-operation. Among Mexican conyvi , ia WwW unanimous ction constituted one of the public decu- e Governa- re etakh ms ar! drawn res from tb vears, credited beth ” ePaticn pr een) ; co-operation Mi Pale yvernmen? in + oe + + lh . ing Out 4 . mutually Tt 6 equa! suc troversy an Equal Benefits Americans, > regu satisfactory elleved he to es iationrs i form will a ess in ad land and agrar ustinge tke : over the laws. for Mexicans and Obregon Says. Associated. Press MEXICO CITY. Mar id teday: “I ; "™ © Te " J \ ij oo. ——Gen read “ons. have reguia the arrange- he be nefit to of equa! Mexico and the atisfactory ALASKANS TRAVEL 1200 MILES TO WIN SUIT FOR $600 Buyer for New \Lork Fur Company Failed to Return Borrowed Dog Tean. Post-Dirnst YORK, March 23.—¥ me to sue Hirsch! and Frechte! furr for $609 and Mrs Mazgids traveled more tha) peoples of Specia } the NEW sh- ers, Samuel! ov00 miles ring. Aiaska Lo + : neir ‘ from their home New York. yesterday) M unici- full Te They when W nn ‘ ise ng iv them Just) ce ¢€enu pai (eurt awar amount By , ded the the time get nome it will be a 12 €649-mile trip They related that Louis Rotman. a buyer the fur company, wisned to go from Deering to Ne- nana in February, 1927. and beor- rowed a team of 13 dogs and a Siedge to make the trip. ag to return the outfi They said th they for ee ie: Be that Rotman was unauthorized to borrow the outfit. a and Mrs. Magids that ie furriers had displayed ndiventibonsenthe with pictures of Rotman standing be- side the team. , cnarged the Cha" a4 a Pp > ee WaA SEN INGTON, retary of the Mareh 29.— Sec .- ATellon ent of “PA St V De. ‘ ‘ea The arzce li S ic movem Out¢r la Ls nited Stat iST months has had lal effect on gold of the | nine the domestic market It was said today that, although the exports of goid reached 390,000.00@ in March. this country still holds about one-half of the world’s monetary gold sup- piy and outward movement can continue for seme time withent local market The out Mmainiv to Engiand and movement started large gold half of last vear. ‘St LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Founded pr JOSE PULITZER Dee. 12. 87 a > t ry e Treasury the a Seuth America Franee The last fall after erer the first Live 4 ee wails Pulitzer a. nit ms 2 E ASSOCIATED PR a AUDIT SUREAU OF CIRCULA Trews tefed Pre is excl: ustrety ent ~ sy : Pa top republication of al! news disnatches 'o "l OF get otherwise credited in th! newspaper afc sis> the tere! oem pudiished herein. Ail rights of “ope ditca: epeci - patthes fere’yp are also ee —— tr Deily and Sundar. « Dailt, without Sandar. Sundar one. ome rear Remit either br postal order. ‘eaoress Leus ~~~ by Carrier ~ reored hr CH? Carrier or hoe pad @raler Unity entr. Gfe a month: Sundar. ifr « —— atered? as secoed- lass yaaa iy. 2979 Mo. a! the Postaffice ai St. Louis. MARCH 23.—— | ipayment o1 Ambassador Morrow that | lawyers was 4d, that the; imports | 7 1 _» Same _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AIKEN S. C. ‘SOCIET Y “LEADERS IN COURT OVER HORSE TRADE Robert McCormick Wants Bank President to Take Back Lame Nag. By r A wsocl]areu br ATKEN. i Soe involved in a has divided the coi- camps. The the courts to- Mrs March 2% A “societs horse society lame herse trade, ony nto opposition case will be aired in morrow. Mrs. niick, xerford AicCer- ar ara 1icago “ibune, Bacchus tL from er Baltazzi. president of eatiey Hills Bank of West- |. for $3500. Capt. De- vane took the herse for > . 4 nis tt de metr e#nrkeo t day and on foot. Mrs, back to Baltazzi. who refused to accept declaring it had been pro- nounced sound at the time of the trade. March 4 and had been hurt an the bunt. Mrs. MeCormi ner tached all her horses. pe fried tomorrow before W. KE. Shipp of Florence, -ome for that pur- 4 rizht hind ce ht cCormick the horse ‘? GZzzl at wil ge =. Case Jud here tal soc Gnitilas Was. des openiy. | ‘ybody plans age. mCt-oqpak ma bond for carn f LOUIS MAN KILLS SELF .e | their IN FEAR OF LOSING SIGHT | neer, Was in New Orleans Looking for Work. Fearing blin former neer, w eg" 93° nay resid: Sherman lf vesterday in g house. He mother .J. H. Butler. Former Navy Eagi- | nose | son of Mrs. } ’ a ¢hair in nate . tm his had left a note on the for the proprietor “on boarding house. what he was explainin blind.” ters addressed to Butler m had ome child us famiiv sari hfe He rents in New fer that he was several! tives years ago. Members of lived apart had served sev- the and Orleans to fine had not resided about 29 vears. nes He also left let- rela arried several! ee a ww § - F{« his wife. eniistn navy ~ One the expressing apology | about to jo and | fit. asserting a con- | “soing | a genervus profit, g ; Counsel for West flat miteée investigating industry mining coal Le Virginia operators. . the constitutional Com tion did merce ' the the data to the committee tm excc- | utive | Watsen. counsel. industry was laid by way, receiver for the Brady-Warner Coal road, the a Ui, in northern West Virginia through- | that “the middleman” was making | viction that this was a ciear case | of discrimin companies by the railroads. MINE OWNERS REFUSE TWO KILLED IN FRISCO T0 GIVE DATA : COSTS! WRECK AT NASH, MO. Man Injured When Freight Locomotive Goes Through Bridge. inta Op- ate’s . rr} rsh énies en Raliesitr. , erators sc Assortated Press. Ww ASHINGTON, refusal te give the Senate C‘om- the bituminous any data on the coat of was made today by ~E. eounse!l for the VYest Ed March °"39.—-zA im- a was of fireman. locemotive iy. T. Rebinsen. jured when Frisco northbound the extra Greever, Nash. Moe., 138 miles south of St Louis, at 7 a m. today. Engineer Lynch, who resided at challenged sf the! Greevter had power mittee to examine cen! preiuc- cests. He maintained that this | Girardeau hospital. Davis, who not relate ‘9 tnte:state com-/ was killed eutright, lived at Chaf- ther:fore was Devon | fee. Mo. as does Robinson. jurisdiction of tne conrmittce. | “Would you te williag te submit Ea r] le Pr and er the engine and one car of a southbound freight train had been derailed on the hoisting machine and a flat car _shifted and struck one of the steel spans. The hoisting machine and the body of the flat car were thrown into the drainage ditch. session’” asked Chairmaa “No.” replied the eop2rators Part responsibility for the de-| preasion of the bituminous mining | W. H. Cona- rails and the bridge was tested with three loaded cars and pro- nounced safe for siow traffic. The + north bound at four miles an hour when the) bridge gave Way. Other Frisce in West} of many | to purchase Corporation mines to the policy railroads in refusing fue! directly. Testifying before the committee. he cited the Lehigh Valley Raill- | charging that it paid $1.5 a | toured. ton to brokers who had purchased | Brady-Warner fuel at $1.30 a FORD TO MAKE Ey _ At the same time. the receiver | TOUR; MAY VISIT MUSSOI INI testified. the mimers were operat- | ing consistently at such a lossthat Aute Manufacturer to Sail Next it had been impessible to pay off! Month With Wife to Inspect any of the $2,465,000 debt of the | Plants Abroad. uri ig ontha_ of mice the eight montha Special to the Pest-Dispatdh. DETROIT, March 23.—Henry } i Senator Fess (Rep.) i .. : Answering Se >. | word will crogs the Atlantic Ocean of Chis, Comaiwey O55 Gist Sl cer tek ek eae 6 instance of selling coal at a [Oss | rs me in ten yedrs sails next month for a ‘when he was not an exception, and added: | ** “T think it’s a condition prevailing | Sit t® Ireland, Scotland and a possible trip inte Continental Eur- ‘ope. He will be accompanied by | Mrs. Ford, whe has never been | abroad. . Ford wishes to visit his plants (in Cork, Glasgow and London. It Vi virginia, trains were de- | out the coal business.” Senator Wagner ( Dem.) of ; New York emphasized the fact ‘is understood this interest on his ' part comes through expansion tion against the coal | Safe Robbers Get 3135. Rebbers who gained entrance! last night to the offices of the | Day Bros. Lumber Co., 6401 Florin issant road. knocked the combina- tion off the safe and escaped with $135. Ford City, Ont. The Fords’ trip abroad will end | trestle when a Lynch, engineer, and R. J. . Davis, brakeman, were killed, and +t _“" freight | train went through a trestle near. 3340 Norma Court, died in a Cape | ‘MRS. C. W. THIS OF Husband Contesting port Suit, Denies She Abject Poverty. How she pursued her fe husband acros& the cont ' ity to another, in op her (-year-oid som, | on the witness stand yast Mrs. Leonore King when her husband, Schneider, accountant, trial in the Court of Crf rection fer abandonment one c back >? ‘support of his wife and The accident occurred soon’ aft- | | Dudley, The train was put back on the | band to Detroit, Mich, train was proceeding | | plans found necessary because of | _the huge demand for the new Ford | ear abroad. The motors for the) ‘Fords built for foreign sales will be | manufactured largely at the plant! in two months unless Ford goes | ‘down into Italy to visit Mussolini. | Her husband took | then 5 years old, | | out of their flat with him Fe 1926, Mrs. Schneider said, tes her with 69 cents, an sty bin and a bill for rent. husband's flight. she said, had no home of her own lived with her brothers, parents. Mrs. Schneider traced | Eeesch & Coa and twe © : several weeks ago, on se use of the mails to defraud, & fled when she got there & E: she learned he was*iao0 rD s and. in order te get -ustedy ¢ 7 her son, had him arrested. § der came back to St Louia ¢ (own accord and was arr on arrival on the charge. He is 33 years son of Christian F..§ Louis attorney. To the wife's charges t and her daughter. ve made-over clothing for twe s —that she has often h gry, that she is without = is of her own, and that interfered with her make a living as «@ News of the charge came Schneider's counsel offered ag 4 Meveiand, where one of the fense, resting on the ground oa defendants was artested a recent Supreme Cons ‘terday and the third mas is contends a wife must be “In aaR gought. J. Sydney Green, whe fu poverty” before a nonsuppert. ‘pished bond, was arrested. ¢ gation can be sustained, & 7 Grieble is at large. Both 9 Mrs. Schneider was at no t 3 this condition. Final arguments will. | : ma Saturday. The trial ef = for nensupport ts but ones suits in which the Sci iy is concerned. Mra now living at 1912 has sued for diverce band and wife have sued r in-law for alienating affections. Securities Guaranteed Co. | Meveland during 1925. gale ' Busch. who now is in & and who contends he was st of any wrongdoing and y in the venture himself, ¢ story before the De F Justice. > 620 Wasbiagtoa Avenue Tables for both men and women 620 Washington Avenue 718 Oltve Sereer 303 N. Broadway business women and hurried shoppers will appreciate this servi If you shop or are in business in down-town St. Louis, you are sure to be within a few blocks of a Thompson’s Pure Food Restaurant. Possibly you do not know that in the Thompson’s restaurants in the heart of the business district, airy, second-floor dining rooms, equipped with tables, are provided especially for your comfort. The food served in these dining rooms varies somewhat in selec- tion, but not at all in quality, from the appetizing dishes so popular on the first floor. All food at Thompson’s is just as choice as that served by the best hotels. Make it a point to lunch in one of these centrally located Thomp- son's Pure Food Restaurants. You will enjoy a tempting meal. You will also appreciate the material savings in time and money afforded by the prompt service and the moderate cost. Look for this Pure Food Sign She RESTAURANTS _ You may enjoy an appetizing meal 24 hours « day, 365 day: im the year, at these Pure Food Restaurants: 620 Washington Avenue 718 Olive Street - 3608 Olive Street 303 N. Broadway 1819 Market Street 604 Market Screet 127 Collinsville A 417 Washington Aveaue East Sc. Louis : THE JOHN R. THOMPSON CO. OWNS AND OPERATES 120] PUREJFOOD RESTAURANTS IN 43 OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED ion with sale of bonds of

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Pt PAL as . Le aE Re ee s a * * ae oy PAGE “3 —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY. | German Judge and St. Louis Fiancee - | WOMAN f OUND SIAIN OKER, INDICT ") ~ WITH HATCHET: 10 HELD Mi Contesting Non-s ae ee — : ) it, Deni S] | - dag: ae ee ae ee te eM te s 'No Motive Discovered in Mur- sal nies One Was j ae : ee an — = : | | ; ’ : » { wv in ; - ‘- cs: ee 2 $2 “ay S S e : ; : . es zs fe: : ES: Bee : 4 : : d ° a if M rs. Pe 4 , M e] | e y , Abiect Povert y. i Cae aie , ie. aioe a me a: 21 in iY ae | | m1 5 § IY, UU Ci FiViiic. -— br eee gt wha est ecterhege I ORE By QUE Eg PB Rin BO NEM Bigg EB a AM A. BUSCH, , Te FAMILE BY FIRE IN ARTE Firemen Carry Gecanaiti From Upper Floors of West Harlan Court. C.W. SCHNEIDER SOF DESERTION ey 8! PEERLESS AB MRE ee es ; ¢ a, ee eas Wits eater” 2) ITives Seventy-two families were driv- en from their quarters in the West Harian Court apartments, 5463 Delmar boulevard, early today. when dense smoke from a fire in the basement swept through the place. In several instances. firemen carried men and women down ladders from their second and third floor apartments, where they had been cut off from a stairway by smoke. A number of occupants stood on the small porches of the apart- ments, with dogs, canary birds and other pets, saving them from the she pursued her fugitive acros§ the continent, 1other, froin im order to zo r i-year-old som, was oie Witness stand yesterday King eal to at by Schneider, se band. Christian Ww, f 4 x 4 , rd wae - Oh Yee ant sR sihean ep sage viene yee cent orcs Shanta Rr + ah ete dene a my Y heeberis anaes: EN en “eather te Gos pte me ag ym a f a. a ” a onore er hu r. ACCO untant, oe eR ee i a er he went ty the Court of Criminal Cor. for abandonment and non. of his wife and daughter, husband took their Son. then 5 years old, and ran heir flat with him Feb, 33 rs. Schneider said, leaving h 69 cents, an empty coal a bill for rent. Since he; a's flight, she said, she has home of her own and has th her brothers, sisters o- ee ee ee ee ee en eee ae Be Ne Se Pa oe , a. ed Ae ae ‘ po seats gs. ina i ae “e . A aie’, Bchneider traced her hys- b Detroit, Mich., but he had 1en get there. Later. rned he was in California h order to get custody of » had him arrested. Schnei.- me back to St. Louis on his cord and was arrested here val on the nonsupport He is 33 years 014 and the Christian F. Schneider, St. ttorney. he wife’s charges that she r daughter have worn byer clothing for two vear she has often gone hun-: mat she is without a horne own, and that her heaith red with her attempt to a living as a miliiner. she \' apparent. Melley, speaking in/it is known that his next flight | dled about 18 months ago. she had young admirers but that them who would become excited Italian and broken English, re-/ will be to San Diego, Cal, where| Shaller said he met Miss Hestor| he, far from being jealous, was; 454 jean. . peatedly to un- he will take delivery of a new|in November, 1926. He was at- “generous and big-hearted.” Among those whos were taken roiced inability derstand ts hon ans saa been , monoplane built for him by the B. =— down ladders by firemen were Mr. |killed. Everyone Mahoney Aircraft Co., makers VACATING OF FIGHT STREETS PLANE STILL UP AFTER 30 and Mrs. Frank Mulligan ang their DEFEATED BY COMMITTEE | HOURS OF ENDURANCE FLIGHT who knew his’ F. wife liked her; she had no three children, who live on the Missouri Pacific Also Sought 39.| 2#!deman and Stinson Continue on enemies, | of the ‘Spirit of St. Louis.”’. The object of the visit of Capt. second floor; Mr..and Mrs. W. C. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Year Extension of Franchise 5o-Das wee oe veatiedes Throngh City. By the Associ Land and Maj. Lanphier to St. Krummenacher and their five- Bills to vacate streets he said. to Melley’s| assumption struck at Mel- wife. Nothing Police inquired ' | associati on the ‘enemies may iley through ons _ Louis has not been made public. It months’-old baby and Mra. EB. C. Krouch, who makes her home with the Krummenachers. have From Lexington, K: Married at Waterloo, IIl. Polive have 10 persons under ar-| (oj. Charie | oe ' feo Others, of Cleve- | ahi, latices A Lindbergh, in his} Up to March 9. Miss Marie P. ' der of Mrs. Pe that within a few weeks he es- d with | 82 hair in the kitchen of her hmoe at | stop at Cincinnati. had proposed marriage to Harry pay her $200 monthly as house- M OF ENCE The body was found by her 57-; phier of Selfri ridge Field, Mich Ee Bape between “50 and 60 times,” |as housekeeper Miss Hestor ran i | | of the Navy Bureau of Aeronau-|. ~ || from work at ing a deposition early this month | !er. ts ring between and stop er tne as ’ " : | | ped at Lexington for the | : . ‘Defendant § Plea; $500, - ‘ithe sink and the gas stove. | Hest or, in suing for $50,090, said 4 | still in the} stopped at Cincinnati long enough | 4°ins.” | that Shaller had asked her to marry Sold Here. |woman’s hair and a gas burner| to let Col. Henry §. Breckenridge | _ L@8t Tuesday afternoon. ‘Shaller¢bim three months after their first ‘| been curling her hair before a/ to St. Louis, making the flight of | drove toy Waterloo, Ill., with Miss | but the marriage was delayed when The fire, of undetermined origin Grand Jury had «indicted kitchen mirror when suddenls | approximately 400 miles in slightly Hestor and took out a marriage | she went to New York to visit her was G@iscoveréd in the basement A. Busch, a former S&t. about two hours when found. Only a few visitors were at|County Judge Henry Schneider. | again proposed and she again 2c-/), yore used by tenants and at- Finding the body, Melley ran; Lambert-St. Louis Field when| ihe marriage was not made pub- | cepted. But early in February, taches of the bullding. : e firm of William A. atin ‘ A ; _ : oc Weds w P a a he éian't . t _preerae Se er |neighbor called police. Regaining | soon as he had taxied his plane up | Cler fehmeier of Waterloo con-| mind and sal ° Be .Wam 5 There was some concern among pach & (0+ and two Cleveland 'his composure later, Melley said pto the hangar lines and immediate- | firmed it. The marriage certifi- | marry her. She left his house 4t/ ¢iremen when they arrived and ne of use of the mails to defraud, in | ‘noon when he lunched with her | tomobile, accompanied by his two| been performed, was noted in his; Shaller in his deposition said); 4. .nors standing on the porches. eeetion with sale of bonds of | 'in ‘their kitchen When he left| passengers. He left the field at| files, he said. /that his housekeeper dunned him Some of the firemen ran around - | pany of a young couple who board-/|a friend. and Miss Hestor’s first. Shaller’s|ed to accept a Packard from an-/ pnrignht avenue to Delmar, shout+ and pails or aenneies | ed with them. Lindbergh did not announce how | first wife is suing him for $20,-j; other admirer unless Shaller was! jn. gor them not to jump, f£ ‘yl "Busch. wh 2) , . of any wrongdoing and lost | —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. goney in the venture himseif, gave | turned. However, the Attorney-| ‘in Prussia, and his bride-to-be, Miss Ilse Repmann, 21-year-old | |daughter of Hans Repmann, Chancellor of the German Consulate here. | Breuer to suppress the indictment gui Busch had opportunity to lay | gt Justice. IN BLACKMER, WALSH SAYS ' News of the charge came from is understood, however, that they will not make the trip to the Pa- der’s counsel offered no de- resting on the ground that st Supreme Court decision Gs a wife must be “in abject vy’ before a nonsupport alie- can be sustained, and that neider was at no time in dition. . arguments will be made ay. The trial of Schneider Msupport is but one of the m which the Schneider fam- concerned. Mrs. Schneider, ving at 1912 Byrd avenue, Meveland, where one of the other to defendants was arrested yes- | @rday and the third man ig being | Sydney Green, who fur- pught. J. gished bond, was arrested. George | turning girectors of the Securities Guar- | where he attended the funeral of 4 Grieble is at large. Both were anteed Co. Misrepresentation Charged. Tt is understood the indictment gharges the three defendants with general defrauding of the. public in ile of bonds of apartments and | ether buildings in Cleveland; that Senator Says Inquiry Into Bonds | Will Be Carried Forward at rang the Associated Fre WASHIN GTON, today By from Michigan, Senator Ferris, Senator Walsh of | Montana, prosecutor in the Teapot | Dome Committee inquiry, conferred | with other committeemen special investigators with a viety to carrying on the work mittee. ere °3.—Re-'! | Dr. Gerhard Richter, of Berlin, and | of the com- | 'visitor in St. TOWED GIRL, LIKES U. 5, Finds St. Louisans ‘‘Friend- ly and Kind.” > Gerhard Richter of Berlin, : Louis who is reputed to be the youngest Judge in Prus- Dr. | twice | tigation | sons idence against ‘OIL PROMOTER’S WIFE WON'T | RESIST INEBRIETY CHARGE |. ; OF | was learned. had been married and divorced. married when 290 Mrs. Melley before, was first Id. The 19 persons held for inves- include the husband, per- in the same building and relatives, but is no evi- any of them. living there >| Detroit and theeEast on Feb. ciife Coast with Lindbergh. Col. Lindbergh left St. Louis for 99 after spending more than two weeks here following the comple- tion of his Central American flight. PAUL BERLENBACH, PUGILIST, GETS DIVORCE IN MEXICO _Former Light Heavyweight Cham- pion and Wife Had Been Re- conciled Two Months Ago. the Associated Press. at of eight where they cross the Missouri Fac- ific Railroad tracks, and thereby to stop through vehicular traffic, as part reimbursement for co- operation by that road in the erec- tion of the southern rail approach of the Municipal Bridge, were xill- ed by the Streets Committee of the Board of Aldermen today. The remainder of the reimburse- ment was to have been extension the franchise for the road's JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fia., March 29.—Aloft 30 hours at 1:37 p. m. and well beyond the half- way mark of their projected 55- hour world’s endurance record flight, Capt. George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson continued to fly easily over their 30-mile course to- day. They varied the monotony of their beach course patrol this morning, flying over Jacksonville, but returned to their former air path. Mrs. iniiiicilies Haldeman’s fa- went Rain Causes Discomfort. — There was considerable discom- fort among occupants of the buiid- ing as they stood out, unable to return to their apartments, when a cold, light rain began falling soon after arrival of the firemen. Many of the cwellers were thinly clad. Damage to the lockers and base- ment of the building was estimated at $500. Fire of undetermined origin ad - -_ ea * & Sm PS Ape. Pp ee , a = we a. Man SO , LS ae i ee ee a ae i Pre el 7 ae > Rak agne eur ee ashe een 0a ve ain “_--. = eee aw 8 do Pit, i epioeted a oy s town & pte Pr. ae “ lagi . ' the resignation | of H. M. Blackmer, missing wit-/ sia, ness in the Sinclair oil conspiracy asiee the bonds of the companies | trial. as a,-director of the Midwest @ecting the structures through | a elk thant | Refining Co., Senator Walsh said _— of Psa funds, Cooma he. | the re-election of Blackmer re-/ri¢ al preciseness of Central Park LOS ANGELES Cal.. March 29 amounted to a ge - | YS ANE 8, ae 29. ; | cently as a director “must be in-| found some favor in his eye. He —Court proceedi! is instituted by | the various corporations | terpreted as a vore of confidence | was pleased with the broad boule- | pe ’ ta Ce eee Sa ‘tiie j|tame ago by an American named | granted within a year, the city | | " , fre associated; that it charges | by the Midwest stockhobkers.” i'vards and _ stately government; Cg — $8 ag ae af H. E. Grace, a Mexico City resi-| must pay the Missouri Pacific 4c ay at ere was misrepresentation a5 tO/ “« -~ - yest erday most ics | are of —*"*T like “They peopie » Rep- the ' es a £ . yice Oo} Sst. + 2 anTr a _o the mann, -n yea 33 lior of not be an 2. Lit | he fight for the sake of children. Mrs. Julian to a psy- r ; ™ who esigned chopathic ward last week on in-| itne Ss, oe me 4 ra 8 ee o ~ eo ~ »* *»» ~ . ~ er a ee. = ewe wa. ~~ en oo at T's, “ey @+ 9% Sage ~ mee ie ee No Instructions Given Group Cho- sen at State and District * ‘ a aia tay ns =s . ‘ aA ~ we . ‘ja a stove! Mrs. Goodhue's personal physician, everv preside! nomination, were | pan of potatoes that appar-| said in his 11 o’clock bulletin: | today Maine "Republi- | entiy bad boiled over, extinguish-| “Mrs. Goodhue did not have a» t comfortable a night as the night | ised } 36 of ther, | regrets leaving 1 en | | : Louis and vicinity, i ae od | face away from a full forward po-/|pians to return mts of this unusual] situation, district conven-|ing the gas flame and allowing the ; to fill the room before. She is quite fatigued.” ‘4 ‘ ; . am ¢ _ the ine LElit iv 4is the . ‘> , “as | ntion - - iiws w ** her for a time the Was a chosen sition at an angle of 30 degrees.|two years. In 10 years her father, requested bondholders to de- | New lighting arrangements give who has spent his life in the con- it their securities with a (tev = substantially more light and the | sUlar will be eligible toa poe: Sm orcer- te a eT ees | seating system gives much m pension and probably will return to | ee ane neem mama |; room in the aisles. There are seats Ge Sais ake lil aes bn who owned $16,000 wortn for ee nee one - - hata a. oy aii its and had seid esme to ali] ™° conch siving it a total of 43 Seivagcsshaliag cone saeniiad to Germany | Mbers of his family, was mate a, Seer seen Sen Se ee cider tis noed She was ee » of the bondholders’ com. {| P@city of other cars in ser “ice on | ‘ : etait pies pre gpergyt8 tee He wrote to his clients | the streets here. The car will be et de » gig tthe i scans i funds’ were available to com- | ™" 0m all the routes in the city. : wae neta aa Gos “i ' oye ie 2 —— — | school. oplaag See ene 7 : ASSAILANT FORCES WOMAN | about to finish his course. She re- INTO AUTO AND SLASHES HER oe turned to America with her father last one if the Sloan estate did | As Mrs. Gladys Weich was walk- ' cans, service, tions |] ore | DeETS b service you are sure 1 Restaurant. restaurants in fiance, | is, met when | ner ident : a n Says anyone can follow it HE JUST got tired of having strangers speak of her husband as “yourson”. Yet, goodness knows, she felt old enough to be his mother most of the time! And when she looked in the mirror she really couldn’t blame people for what they said. <== Philadelphia hat in selec- ) a p 0 wees hes so popular choice as that cated Thomp- ing meal. You b ’ . A RS MR Al EE, MOB rae tee hdl. 5 ee 7 7 7 4 ~ . on - s ee ne MPP oy mee se Ue MEGA ety —, A Mee = ; , , BO OG IR GY BEA TOS EATEN MRI RIOT EES COMME EEE NTS Bie ON LS AAS AMR LN MR PARNER MB Re Re ee a“ wero “ oe 5 tatsonery and O Hice S upplies i —- —_—- = alll 1 eel — — 1 in 1922, but went back to Germany mitle. A total of $1,590,000 in’ on a visit the next year and again mortgage bonds haa been ‘s-| |last year, when she and on the five structures. ing in Taylor avenue near New-/ Richter beeame engaged |.o8 Jan. 22, 1927. John Hamm Ot | berry terrace, last night, a man Likes Girls nm America. we Russell boulevard sued/ who drove up im an automobile| Judge Riehter’s observation since & Co. and its officers to | | approached her, grabbed her wrists arriving in this country two weeks er $28,400 which he said he} anq said: “New I've got you; I ago have convinced him that| Spent with them for some of | think I'll kill you.” Mrs. Welch re-| American girls are more beautiful | Cleveland bonds. Alleging | ported to police. She said the man/ than those of Europe. His fiancee | sentation as to value, he | forced her into the machine, drove; he considers a typical American asked for $25,000 damages. through Lewis place to Fountain | girl. of Busch understand/ ..vare, drew a knife and tried to “They are better looking,” he : * When his brokerage business | take her stockings off as if to’ says, “and they are different. They If you were to meet this same Wwo- following his announce- | gag her with them so she could | are more independent. They look man today, you'd think she was & to clients in 1925, he left here | met eeream. | independent, they walk independ- | her hushand’s younger sister, at ay penniless, but that he re-| The man then tried to place a/ ent and they act independent.” least. Vivid, radiant. fall of “alive. mg anes to come extent 5) handkerchief in her mouth, mean-| Miss Repmann was graduated, pee ata ° csieneniahel ee iwhile wielding the knife. As she| two years ago from Maplewood | oe With nr gee grappled with the man, she was High School. She lives with her: grows oO t ty joy | MEDAL PLAN APPROVED | | cut on the right hand, she said.| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rep- | nangte ss ‘ - all the happy activities our modern The assailant. Mrs. Welch told po-| mann, at 3008 Barthold avenue, OM Ee nee “: life provides. Pontos Pavers wal for | lice. was a stranger to her. She | Maplewood. No face-lift viel to Inventor's Achievement«. ps . taken to City Hospital by pe. | The marriage will be at St. Pe- ¥0 ace-liiting, no mysterious re-. Re Associated Press. “oe sea cae eon sum moned ters Lutheran Church the evening | | Ow t as & as’ 1 — gime brought about this miracle. A SEINGTON, alert gg Sg sind acs and was treated tar | of f April 14 and will be followed by | e Nujol treatment did it. It took a a 2 the laoapore seam eel ) the wound and nervous shock. a dinner at gna era Sots about 3 months in Aer case. But Was approved today by the | PADIO SETS TAKEN 70 RACES | bridal Ss ee (Details ive after the very first bottle she began Coinage Committee, in ce- | jae | to feel a difference in herself. For a dill by Representative | Liverpool wean ie + ecm | P ost- Dispatch) _ Nujol not only prevents any excess j (Rep.), New Jersey to Get Details g | ; a Baizon was described in the bili By the Associated Press . _ of the body potsons ( have ®™an who “for more than a | LIVERPOOL, March °9.—Many,; lation has been an education-| automobile parties coming to view | tion of the first rank.” | the grand national steeplechase | he had aroused in the race this rear are bringing radio) of young men “some sense | sets with them so that when the | limitless possibilities of sci-| horses are “in the country, or | ™ when devoted to the service | out of sight in the brush, the: ee An appropriation cf | “spectators” still, may know what -— WOuld be made to enabic/ ie going on from radio announcers * Secretary of the Treasury tojstationed at pointe along the & suitable medal. course.

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PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 —$_____—— ___ ST.LOUIS PO seefetary, Brotherhood of Black- . sa . ‘dacy of Gov. / ° t * = +> 4 ' . " —s | nad tc) St ' tre third-term candida rs " ; = oe 1 a says Bus Acquaintance Robbed Him | been robbed of $60 and his watch, had met on a Dug conuns ia he | Small was protested against yes- smiths; Albert Rhys, Chicago | p . - ~ = } ‘ 24 —— eon? ¢ “a5 ne . iF ae » @&nd . - . : mail . _ ? ~ “4 7 é Rey Yorke of petrass Popeenes | eres a2. 95), OF ee core te] Lowe See che pi terday in a statemen in having the newest and tion to Bombing of Sen- finest appointments and @ A. J. Buckel Plumbing Ce. | tor’s Home. West End location. Victor 4057 3295 Park Ave. ator $ ome — B he Associated Trees CHICAGO. March 23. «ws FHC United States Government today | was asked to guard Chicago polis ‘at the primary on April 196. Pal- mer Anderson, United States Mar- shal. has forwarded to Washing- ‘ton a recommendation that he be | , ‘authorized to use 5696 Deputy FRIDAY and SATURDAY Marshals in Chicago that day. Th additional officers would be spe- cially deputized, and Anderson re-~ as A, asked for that authority. The move for Federal actio generally was construed as a re- niy from the Deneen faction of the Republican party to the bomb- ing of the Senator’s home and that | of Circuit Judge Swanson Monday night, which they have blamed on | follower: f the Mayor Thomp- son-State’s Attorpev Crowe wing , * 7 Woe Fa Lot eet eee oan A third of your life in your office! We can help you make it a more pleasant place—for you and your visitors. Good looking desks, for example. There isn’t a desk need STANDARD Desks cannot fill. From inside cores to finish veneers, they are made in one great factory, which even controls timber reserves to supply woods. Every step in manufacture is directed toward giving you honest, handsome desks that stand up. Let us show you the STANDARD Desks that exactly meet your requirements. Office Furniture Department ¢ Riri shi ah atk fay pT RB April Fool Candies 2: 25¢ — Chocolate Marshmallow” - = Pecan Layer Cake of Three-layer cake, light and fluffy, filled and iced @ with marshmallow chocolate butterfudge a ... topped with meaty pecans "60c * Black Walnut # Stollen For a wonderful breakfast ee orn: RE BS Bars inate cabens Asari eae ~y , i a * oe he latter group has been equally insistent that Deneen followers themselves tossed the bombs, to arouse interest in the Deneen slate. Statement by Thompson. Mayor Thompson's comment on the report that Federal! officials 4=-DIECE SUIT llegar an lye gon- bathe election, brought this statement: Exceptionally Priced “Charles S. Deneen was State's Attorney and made himself Gor- ernor by the indictment route. In POO ss SUEY tam St a eee ea ie x Pie ib ae ee ete oe Jy CANDIES MAILED ANY WHER Correct! r sivied and well made «ith two Stationery—Office F urnitureLoose-Leaf Systems Printing—Lithographing pairs of plus-four pants, vest, and enat. hoice woolens, chevicts, tweec's, cass:- N meres and twists in attractive patterns in Deneen can stripes, plaids, herringbones and novelty a Prin and Stationery Co eRects. he wants, bu ting e colors ... the peope t fourts at Olive 0s Cae a a " ‘ sae a ci ms e 5-3 > than torner-General Caristrom , GArGeld 711° GArSeid 7110 i anendidiaiaal AGES 7 TO 16 TFARS (Deneen candidate for reelectio: ee eee ee ee | ee — . i+ ~ - © ~ 4 lid when he sent word LER ee my opinion, the people understand —— - A > SD () A) A A A > A (>) A (> ED () SR (9 ee emer me me em ene ees nee tem a - ay wr, yo eee ea hn iat SL ee x ap Cag a i ¥ ae io tate x a 3 : ri . a G exits fade ate headquarters that if we would not eoven-ese (ee sews e be eS SOU SUEHSCUUSES CUS EEW I ee = J indict our friends. Hii SUITS WITH eet FO i : We are notin Russia, and youcan @ — o 2 LONG PANTS co co bisa i d i - ae Senator Deneen reac A Positive Saving cAzo today oveen be igereyemnciag e persona! we@te* Two pair long trousers with these better suits! Just the clothes for Faster wear in shades that High School fellows like, in- cluding blue. In cheviots cas- ¢ Swanson Again Threatened. simmecres, twists wm rouch and Threat of a second attempt upor . | ren «as ig yaaa Judge Swanson’s life was made by | § Pe ee cAnnounce for ; AGES 14 TO 18 YEARS tlephone to the Swanson home’ @ igs gage os re He =e . niaas, . . 4 Sse eres | i Friday March 30th and | a reenfiels Sg hy gee Hl Saturday March 3lst -of-Month Sa Seasonable Apparel for both Women & Misses taken from our Regular Stock in order to make room for our Summer Merchandise — which is beginning to ° arrive Daily. # An opportune time to select Steinberg’s Merchandise before Easter . . . at great Reductions. i ~* mA a ; Attorney against the Lata St Chine ents neerneda over the reported to Ft ice Commissioner Hughes. ’ 7? ee - —- o oon = State Senator Herman Haenisch for Fortyv-si xt mitteeman, was another LEP TE SEIT TIT) Cee ————— SS: ee — snoes’ 9 °0°7858 “noes O87 BOY's $3. *3.3°9 & $4 SHOES Indictments Called Politics. pats oF “oe a ivan “ed the the: » at politics probably were on eh v cor > 4 ‘ a u™ ith the neen-Swanson bombings. Rat! ney said. alcohol dealers hiame Senator Dereen for — te ee AE a ree ee o, oo Ae ~~ ° ~~ > 3 d activity of Federal! hibition agents during the past sev- eral months. may have hurled the , bombs, seeking revenge. The same ONE OF 100 STYLES FOR SPRING a ey motive is held for the unsolved ee _ — 7e slaying a week ago of the Deneen Here’s a Way to Save Money! Soot, wee fll sae ao’ heme . with £3 shotgun slugs in his body Read the following statement . . . : State's Att Cc id hy S orn aw, ¢ rn “xe saAig ‘ 2 oe 4 Sh ct all hin little se Ce er ae em = — ieee CMa NRO POR Ly porn ae . ee rr ng . viii ct le oe ae Me 8 ae Dol SS ee a ae agen eee eee Saye ape x BHO oer: GAT ina Sta oe ig i ase ? th. >it | be the same high quality? pson partisan, and nine oth- i Hii — fs * vata & “ at Ls 4,4 M E eo} i “ atm: i Shae xan z wee a & Pe a PORT Ft et OF Be Mish aistss Sade natn. oon eRe eat ae CRU Toa oj $5 hes 5 ae ae and domestic leathers, best of on the sole of every shoe at the t 1 i} it more than $1.000.9009. workmanship—famous Douglas $7. $8 fectory. This is your assurance The proposal to enlist Federa! i eK - o quality built imto every shoe. of quality and honest value aid at the Chicago polls was ex- 4 .) E “ WHY PAY HIGHER PRICES THAN > plained as being based upon a re- D E § 1G THESE FOR GOOD SHOES? / mciititeesiadin Cunt Gastimain teas ae ALL CHARGE We are passing on to all of our Customers—old and new—savings aie Cte amount to almost $1. on every pair of W. L. Douglas shoes. | saint at dipiadiege cea Gmpmameie | PURCHASES for Afternoon, Dinner & Sports IZ A cordial invitation is extended to you to call and see the wonderfu | subject to Eederal nrotection. : Ww " a values in W. L. Douglas shoes for Sorin And ne hang pe 5 Siar Pann Two years age at a primary elec- | @ made during a — eal obligation hatevér bu lites weasges » you will be under no tion a similar request was made | ° . Stock. Former Prices are now w to y. and appro. ed br the Attorn y- > this Sale will 3 ) 7 Reduced, averaging “seeeeee W. L. Douglas. Shoe Com General at Washington. Several | M OFF MANUPACTURERS AN " pany hundred Deputy Marshals were or- MH appear on ay AND RETAIRERS, FACTORIES AT BROCKTON, MASS. dered to the polls. but a last mir-| — | Stores in principal cities of the United States , : 3 Ist Statements ute order from Washington coun- Uf Douglas shocs are not seid in yourtiwm, write to Brockton, Mass. for eataleg termanded the authority on the ee ground that Federa! participation WS . STORE IN ST. LOUIS was ROt privileged under the law al | . ac & prwmary. That action was “620 OLIVE STREET (near 7th St.) Sine : he fore tT} s ; fy} rae aA eggdeng hy A TS Lm + marked with s+ Gaziee a cieaiiien goo ~—e vs ,ecis i. ul ue % ‘ampietr time of W. lL. Douz as Shoes for FONEN ~ ' ndors<emen CPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7 ne Rgptnnt % - Ae ett meena — - . M ‘ MiTI?Ieis ‘eet ee. mt emanate At A A i a tt tial st tacts a Federation of Labor in indersing

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_ ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 1998 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5 LL AT MI i AE ee i ca ea nt . _ — a ae | it was determined after am gutepsy See Our Other Announcement on Page 10 NEGRO BURGLARY had been perrormed today. Phy- death to poison. Mrs. Wiimers was found in «a A . e : | | ’ : ! stupor by Mrs. Albert Cookson, Ss ; | with whom she resided at 4267A . a | | Page boulevard. She was unable 4 | | . to make a statement and died soon , | « HF TRIES I) FL EF after arriving at the hospitat, | = | eee Fes eee oc hei th aT 298 GRAND-LEADER we wee oF. or —s te » With Him and Compan- 1 : ' ” Pm Radhig Pe “~ » A NE ead PA Niliten Bates ape Re ay PN ger [CIALS a _— a | - 2 Y ‘ton. ‘ . / Oe, Oi J es ee | A Negro burglar suspect who xt | | g a, - 2e Th bs s \tempted to escape as two proba- | U ned 3 is FF f: ae if . ) ‘tional patrolmen were taking him) f o, y hal yee § 4 Sc —— a ere vee ee “ny and another Negro into the Dayton | are et eee ~~ Pee acta a: ~~ " ese OCF 4 rik a Hj] | | Street Police Station was shot and | CS ; Pot A oh Ny Prove How Smartly One May Dress on a Limited Lt ) [seriously wounded last night. | oned 3 Fe ee a as. 4 Fe Ps. 7 8G se : ; aa SN ; _ The Negroes had been arrested | : ~ _ Cc A aye #:. BYZ MN Budget in This Widely V aried Choice of New Styles at | f Xf eccetn JOU tes palbotada” aamet i , ] es | ; : cs % | : AY | | | 4 \ y SN & tte. a f : | . | pet Ra ae ne ee : wate RAS /pects had walked into the door of S dipt in marma be \ Fee 7: Pact Oe i , ie ‘oa ae 4 > ls sD es \\ : ried to include the entire range of fashionable » 3 eo] bo | | Shaun ak ae ae ~ same, apes 411 N. EIGHTH ST. . ., aC | a | | ee ese & | modes, materfals and colors in Coats for all Se ee Sse : ran. — of three Negroes in the | Gi . & Rr on seed ik —_ I ° . ° 7 *. ; Re | zrou w = = ee ae 1 2 | | occasions—all at the pleasing price of $25! , = fF | a ssaueatter toate: Agumaaienk ae aa , ANYWHERE * : oe ay | 4 77 , \ ial Oe ae | | Vohrenhorst, 3528 Caroline street. ag : eS a a i | : fe . who said they had tried to steal ~~ Rape nt he . as —_ = oy ae aha: , a ae oll or, a Rs oe trent ge ad ihn nie cline . y 7 nde ge ss em ome we > Ser $ wes aby wi pein Aiaie—ap feai naae Sot cg ramet ah en OMS iy, TET EEE. : RTL MTT SE ga BAMA AOE GEE IBY NG IER NERS = "3 Paul Feinstein, a tailor at 1210 at. T Serr ‘i Aes if : his’ watch. ante a SE ae BS Patrolman Gibbon N For Women é i : Paes it Market Street nt Sisk 7a Coats of the smooth, soft Spring , wee ac ad Cra” Ge ane Tae to We ses woolens—many smart furless models, oe : a RelBarstin ondamea” aeans tere and just as many with fashionable trim- | en | ess ered a window broken and six men mings of butter mole, squirrel, Pahmi! [ ite, es He running away. He emptied his re- : Pe Satin Coats, too, for more formal cos- ae volver after the fleeing men and 4 _ : / a aii: one of them fell, he reported. The} @ E Trim. slender man’s companions stopped, picked | # 2 j ‘ hirn up and helped him to escape annie” we with them. Four pairs of shoes, voltehttul this For Misses— | on rent toe nase ed ge The Moire Coat, sketched, is an \ | | Dasa cto wg a fren a 2 example of the newness of these Coats | ; fon prrdent gee Revs tay ...for moire is a very smgrt newcomer | ) és. AnH been snatched by Negroes last | in the coat-mode. Other styles in satin | i night. | have gauntlet cuffs; in soft woolens, | a WIDOW OF COL. OCKERSON DIES with satin scarfs, with jaunty capes, Underwent Operation for Appendi- with soft revers. Sizes 14 to 18. | — citis Last Friday. | Mrs. Clara Shackelford Ocker- son, widow of Col. John A. Ocker- son, internationally known water- ways engincer and member of the For Junt or~Misses— | Mississippi River Commission for 25 years, died today at St. John’s nd charming ; A completely smart a a Hospital following gn operation for | array of youthful styles in sports wool- appendicitis Friday. | There is chic ens and plain-color woolens for dress Mrs. Ockerson; who was born fn ) distinction ‘in wear. With capes and scarfs and belts Louisville, Ky., came to St. Louis. ow mg cota : as a girl, married here, and had | Strap and into and pockets, and other details that make lived here continuously since, She | its lovely lines them unmistakably new and chic! Sizes was active in women’s clubs and | is moulded 13 ¢n 17, rina Gna 7 charitable work. Surviving her is | Foot - Savers a sister, Mrs. Margaret S. Beach.| @) patented con- | with whom she lived at the For-/| icatane et APPS ARE PD Bay hh abe yt onlin ne RA at OD ever igge Pee PUG Denied oe “ 4s =e pail ‘aloud CNT sdlleviMegy ptintaigs “6 orn pon + Th wader ne * poe ee ee sor > oe — - > oy gre he f ~~ mre ar 7 inna naa or . oe . een oe ete Se repay at Mies , rf Pate | a Aemnareg - sonst amid ee re - . . Nel). FPR ee ¥ ea > . ee a be 4 x a = - \e * 4 * ; 4 ¢ Re a % WARE a ad Seite WORE PAGES OR BAS it ah AA Bo IME aa Le 8 WANT ¥ mel REC el Bene Ko f) * Sa UNM Soon. UN . ~ liieiniinsseetetee ee ob 44.4, « 44.44.44 2 ewr*® ya * rere " — oe " -04 eee o>oeers oeeee o o poepet o> TAOS wet) thee + bores pes rere ie ooevertoece wave set included. o Fancy Necklaces ... Chokers .. . Bracelets for Easter Costumes .., Earrings... Brooches... Compacts... Hat # Would you have your Four Distinctive Models... Latest News of Ornaments .. . Shoulder Pins... Cuff Links... coiffure as smart, in- Is Riaht for Easter Footwear! both imported and domestic ... are in many de- 3 pit Ahem nage bay ot What Is I f lightful stvles. At this low price you may buy ~ te om costume Corinnes, as you know, are our exclusive several sets to match your Spring rocks. seile vr) or Mester Set... footwear creations. ..the name is a synonym for then make an appoint- style... and for perfection of quality. These ment for's contour! bee. style...and for perfection of quality. Each of . seal —- ase ; the four models sketched is one that will com- iid pe "(Third Floor.) plete a sophisticated Ensemble. ee ay THE JENNIE... THE OLIVIA... ‘ a (sketched balow, sop) ie pmaeces ow. top) is | Mes ° . companies fashionable | in the lovely new honey- ‘ ee | S ll f L | dress costumes; in patent | beige shade of kid with . pee. Specia e ing O Ove yY with stone trim, #10.50 | darker trimming, $13.50 : 3 THE EMILY... | THE CLOCHE... | = a Breton Lace Motits (sketched below, bottom) | (sketched below, bottom) =4 A Series of Bridge Demonstrations bv is charming in brown kid | in patent leather, has a ° ie Pri with stone astrialac trim- | smart contrast of stone : yt F eatured at Remarkably Low Prices 3.50 | astrialac kid ——-. MILTON C.’WOoOR he s | : & In Our Sixth Floor Restaurant ; : 19 C 39e 69c 89c | : Mate Pum Apri 10, 11 and 12 ee A very fortunate purchase enables us to offer these |B Sow Pumps ae ae Sapa amen that-will fa unusually lovely imported Lace Motifs at exceptionally 1B Spert Oxfords Participate in the tas ng & i: low prices. They are in ecru shades with dainty de- 18 Cuteate, Ete. be played under Mr. Work’s direction! Whether : . akg aes up your party for a table or only signs outlined in hand-run effects and white silk desire a single place, you should make your oid | threads. There are large and small pieces—scarfs, reservation at @fce with the Bridge Secretary |” dojilies, centers—round, oval and obleng shapes. In in ihe Cacique eerten 60s ee ee oe addition to their regular uses, they are adaptable for many trimming and decorative purposes. comany ose a A CO eS EPEC ee te LL ON CE Tt ttt tet te, a f ' / Single Seats, for one “i suaes | tion, $1.50; entire series, $4. Table ae of four, for one demonstration, $6; a Larger Pieces Are $1.49 to $3.79 entire series, $16.00. Ss Afain 4

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928__ ee 91 LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Charge Purchases Made Remainder of March Payable in May caer) NEN STOCKISIE Souggs Vaniléwoort Haaey \MODERN DECORATIVE _DESIGNS/ | ° - om ec OF $80,000 000 OF : ——— ; 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth tg ra a Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday according to Gen. W. W. Atter-| ry nt, authorized an ' a Bao a a in eapital |} ice to the traveler. be taggin sirmne | The Trunk is of round edge con- oe -~ : stock. One biock of $62,500,000) - ~~ ae — _ BG Pry tf! t—. a’) Ue il a 1) be allotted to stockholders at | | >. —— =) | will be : struction, has fabri- wane / | > 1215 per cent of their present | : £7 / NG" wig coid lining; in a B 1] / | noldings. The other block, $17.-|f | fd oY oa _ Choice of blue or | A | 500,000, Seto noble sarge em-| ‘ mm i awe tan, which is water- ployes at not ie , r.° | . ” is oe P ~ . a ae che kaeae auteian to ne , : .¥ e S 36 f 44 proof and dustproof and is equipped with separate gi NY 1zes O and hat compartments, laundry bag and dust curt . | new stock are to be given to hold- | \ers of record April 14. The new) — a "| shares may be paid for in full or |}, r. 4 ii Hatboxes Bi in two installmepts, May $1 and | ; 7 | | KETS B| Aug. 31, respectively. Proceeds | { }) UST the selection many women | 95 EASTER BAS m | will be used to pay for additions, | Bees 4 ‘ se | e i | | Ss want — lines that are irre- | Rieck enueid: Scith betterments and to retire more. d with the finest Easte | 4 ow 4 a | and fille wi n r than $18.000.000 of maturing ob | | , 4 proachably smart an fashionable ane: Been he / | $56 a share or par, at the rate of! }) Candies make superb gifts. $8, $10 & $15 | tigations, payment of which will | | : ) , | ane | effect —— # 3,000 annual- | | fabrics and a most attractive | hide leather. ace Bens: eit eae

/ ; 7 UR What ; Every Suit f $e) e ey aa BE ‘> 4 a . | ee Hundreds of : Ne Pra a - sale ... carefully - ae + ee Lee = | Sept. 1 next, and in view of the furless Coats have swagger silk or self throws and Spring’s most ap- | Leather cases in lovely “Homemade” Chocolat f|ssares might sulise stock financ- m |} shares might utilize stock financ- | . a es mis gz to naa this obligation. a proved manners of tuckings. %s Genk, wad cases packs " B | ital stock outstanding totals $421.- Womens Coat Shop—Third Fioo! . . Assorted tn One Pound BoxesOnly —s | 3) F.0° outstanding totals $421 in | 3 mB of $590,000,000. Officers made no — | . | riting Portfolios ¢ m= comment on reports of a new stock . | | | Special ..- Mixtures... St ‘ Suit ts finely Alic e models you will find One-Piece Bat Jaunty Style, wi New Double-Bre and Three Butte of Vina bd J All Sizes for Eve me issue. Southern Railway alse is under- $5 | stood to be contemplating a new , ss m issue of stock. Two years ago it Ecrase leather Portfolios + Bl issued $10,000,000 of stock to pas _ tm blue, pink, tan, lavender and other colors, A ! Di . if I C ke 60ce |for 1927 capital requirements, . Ii yer e*est e ij | has authorized $350,.0090.900 of ; Small Leather Goods Shop— | First Floor. mj stock and outstanding only $189,- } aT B | 000,000 of which $60,000,000 ts 5 In W > J : Friday & Saturday B | per cent preferred. Officers made. it omen s nex pensive é = | no comment on the reported new | . . : : Malted Milk Chocolate Clusters . . 25c g jissue of stock, proceeds of which ba = Dress Sho Wide Choice “i | Suits men will en IN MATINEE PACKAGE probably would be utilized for ad- | fe 9 | vg a only Easter, but long = | ditions, betterments and refunding ie. | Beast is : | 4 all & bile a .. ; | wards for . Fhe! pari | Fresh Apple Coffee Cake ° Special saat B® of maturing obligations. a a” BS : t Abania Forbids Polygamy. WE PARCEL POST—COAST TO COAST TIRANA, Albania. March 29. — ) ; —-. a ‘4 The Senate yesterday passed a pill |}, } a | 1 Fel - | (Nugents—Third 417 N. 7th St. 6th & Olive y forbidding polygamy throughout | | 4 , Y am Ah * J xe DF Bo Albania. The measure also express- | {) _—_: jly permits Mohammedans to mar- | | _— lan : *iry adherents of the Greek Ortho-/ fi ’ | é E t Pumps f Smartness a } Friday Specials | | Shore. and Michigan Southern 25- | ) ts mivear 4 per nt bond Laturing , . ; se ; j ; cad’ = ak nab a ae ee Beige, squirrel, buttermole, fitch and susliki trim many models, while | $3.50 to $10 — 7 oe New S, . a a a a a |dox and Roman Catholic faiths. | + %, 4 4 ’ - : Si 34 4? : SESSRASTES SSS SSSSSSS SRST Ses es seasssesgssnessssses, y ‘ef oe Yo OVELY -fluffy Frocks and T swe chstched olll find uma ae seen i$ ce | HT | r 3 aoa smartly tailored models—of And the price is moderate enough to appeal to all. = mE MLN a | ii chiffons in sleeved or sleeveless | black pencct and minted | styles, printed crepes and plain | isemtia Georgettes and flat crepes; lace,. | nn ,fagoting, bows, ornaments, pleats, tiers and other popular trimmings are charmingly used. © Black Frocks—the much-wanted navy Dresses — beige shades — greens, gray, light and medium blues and dozens of combinations of hues. New Frocks at $16.75 Arrive You know how attractive is our regular $16.75 assortment—so you'll choose Friday—since new models in prints, Canton Crepes, Georgettes, flat crepes and polka dots are just in. Sizes 34 to 42. Women's Inexpensive Dress Shop—Third Floor ae - Asse. Ir > as SS sso - aoe comm — = = > aa .. + am ~ fa - eS acts su > - ee ~ + en - : ~ on” sap | rino-Wei ) | Lovely Silk Underthings POLKA DOTS Hey : Ing Weight Fabric : — | For Junior Girls and Misses OD sxx in the world but at 7.Bybe Gloves | — | G! designed éspecicliy fer ti A ion of the Infant {oS Garland’s could one find such de- at :| : ; , sirable, new Frocks, at just about the 5 | Ty $ | 16 years. ee a . Crepe de Chine Princess Slips, $4.95 = = price of the yard goods? Two repre- Cretonne lace trimmed; shadow hem. x ue sentative models from this opportune purchase are shown. : ‘tke D G $3.95 : | - | THERE are 2000 pairs of | Tea Room Coffee a bandeau and bleomers. them in this attractive new Friday Only ft Silk Step-In Drawers, $3.95 group of moe gre fabric Gioves. The light weight makes | ' Hemstitching | them especially desirable for 3 Lbs.., $1 ) ) . toe embroidery finish. | f ae Pm Summer wear and | Regular 4Se Lb. | Silk Pajamas, $7.95 : es them easy to wash. They Esai a - | Sleeveless coats; pink trimmed with white | // fit well and are in sizes s%% to Coffee that is used oe Tea Rooms. y Bese acy Ole. ase adie RAR pil Satan gaa a NON A GS acer 2A ipsa DRE iat won 734. , Plain or scalloped tops. Order it Thursday at this advanta- ' geous price. Misses’ and Women's Sizes. 14 to 46 | ~ Theife Shop—Second Floor ~ Almond Dawn Fawn Beaver Telephone GArfield zs00 . Mode Chamois G Vandervoort’s Preserve . 2 seeees he a ray - 7 ; GARLAND, ine—-Shah Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charlesue TTT Vandervoort’s Glove Shop—First Floor. Shop—Downstairs. RR eee oe. Re ey pee

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. es | rom Ninth to Tenth |] ie | p Take a robe Trunk: d Service . d with separate shoe and dust curtain. ather Suitcases $16.95 htweight S uitcases on basswood frame: ed with black or brown hide; silk lined with met in lid and at each Regularly $22. Croquet Sets Specially $3 Priced WY HESE Croquet Sets were spe- fally constructed for Vander- ‘s and offer unusual $5.00 vs!- Eight-ball Set with mallets. Ss and complete equipment. Mechanica] Easter Rabbits, 95c Easter Novelties 25c iter Wagons > 36x16-in,; rubber-tired disg y Bhop—Fourth Floor. Smartness ctive Pumps as these wal Easter smartness. nh to appeal to all. ne one-strap model is the fashionable new le of brown kid. Also plain pump style. jeond Floor. nd Misses Underthings that were Section of the Infants’ for girls from ts te . BAN, SME MGR as SEN gictte ey coo oir DEES Silom Sa Den tk ath EUR iRA Ra NS? Ppt yy ee gee RNa AE om ay gr NER a Ss RESALE i tat eset St hk os ces RO ET a ll en — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ____-THURSDAY, MARCH 29, i928 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. PAGE 7 et | $2.50 and $2.95 Replica Pearls. Assorted Styles, $1.95. (Main Floor—North.) ——==_=_==_E___| $6 = $8 Yard Fur Trimmings, $3.98 Yard... (Main Floor South.) | ‘ In the New : A, M. | : FASHION SHOW Auditorium “'TICAY 3939 04 PM. , NY Our Patrons Are Cordially Invited to This Promenade of New Easter Styles YO Wh OT. LOU IS , Third Floor FMRI Ie Living Models How Well Do You Know 1t? “THE STORE FOR ALL 674 ACTUAL * we Sawa . Ww j ‘wal wT {ene ’ . er AY, , ‘ . ‘ 7th th , ’ i as a ‘er, j sere ¢ JAt § " it , Py ‘ ‘f ; . / A, So tite 4 ora) ~, 7 % ww Ww , . Aas Re SAS j hn “ey . sy \ , ont) ai } r,) [ \ if rye? , rd , ) ; 4! \ fi ‘ ‘ , Ne : “4 ¥ “ > An? . J v, A : y \ } y ‘ A, , ’ 7 4 t ‘. ol ets Wahi tft We 40 lr F Wrlettay viet vey Faas J 3 Lae ae Soe ‘it 4 ‘ ; M4 ’ 4 i,4" ‘ ’ yf wu ¢, “FY * . As > : . ‘ i " ‘ ty tei f ett % hy 4 d ala 4 > att Uh Fag ¢ . J ‘ “sie 4 ; HR hd x tr ‘a : ae [ . 4 “sk ‘ Wak ose aay / ¢ a “4 : 42 ors \ ae Bers S Say 7 ae - — .- re Shek he T Look ...What We’ve Assembled ... f or Well-Dressed Men to Wear Easter! $40 AND $45 _ NEW SPRING TWO-TROUSER UIT For Choice at This One Very Special Price at Ten- Pay Plan There is no a ddit iona! charge for this payment service Your Size Is Here! What a V ue This Is! Every Suit Is Perfect Fitting ... All Are New Spring Styles... Fabrics Are New Hundreds of new Spring patterns to choose from in this sale... carefully selected woolens in the newest serges ... mixtures... stripes ...color combinations. Ever, Suit is finely tailored and perfect fitting ... new models you will find— One-Piece Back College Coat... Short Jaunty Style. with Wide Trousers... . New Double-Breasted Style...Two and Three Button Models for Men of Conservative Tastes. . All Sizes for Every Type Suits men will enjoy not only Easter, but long after- wards, for all-Spring business wear. | (Nugents—Third Floor.) Every man will need a new Shirt ay ae are in white broadcloths . . . acquard broad- cloths .. . woven madras . . . rayon- Thr ee Striped broadcloths. Collar-attached and neckband les. P _ - lored and of fine a" oS for $0 Men’s Fancy Hose ee Ae 2 a and silk plaited . . . vertical. . . eal stripe patterns. All reinforced .. . Every $ Pair perfect—special, (Nagentse—Main Floor, North.) HIRTS 4¢Q\ 4. i ad “a COALS, 6 af 7 Easter a UE a. 9 9 “Blue Regulation Topcoats $ &.95 Made of a good quality navy cheviot in a fancy diamond weave _. with nautical U. S. chevron on sleeve and brass buttons. Very smart for boys and girls from 2 to 8 years. ‘ 5 . > a . ‘a > | 7 Boys’ Two-Knicker Suits “ .9”% 9D fectly tailored. Light... medium or dark shades of grays and tans—sizes 6 to 14 years. (“BReortown.” Third Ficer.) é New Me tallic Slips fie The Butterick Publishing Co. , ; The story of the BUTTERICK COMPANY ts the New Shipment—S pecially Priced " : development of the PAPER PATTERN from «a very modest venture to an Institution of world importence. _ Refreshing, new Spring shades In June, 1863, Ebenezer Butterick, a country tab- in lustrous Metallic cloth .. . lor living im Sterling, Mass., cut the first paper pat- make these ideal Slips to tern that was to revolutionize the making of clothes. wear beneath th Wemen everywhere received the ides enthusiastically. the new Eas- it gave them, for the first time. tue epportunity te ter frock. The colors are make for themselves clothes of fashionable eet and flesh, rose, Goya, peach mop ety ee and white. Sizes 34 to 44. Neatly tailored St. Leuls was chosen some thirty years ago as the for s] deri Key City for distribution of Butterick Patterns and ? a: has remained an im distributing branch ing lines. because of the confidence Butterick hes in St. Louls as a masufacturing and jobbiog center. BUTTERICK PATTERNS are sevld by over 10,000 leading merchants \b - out the Unalted States and forcign countries. =n Yt AK Ss Ie" ee Every day this space will be devoted to some one particular manufacturing plant or in- dustry which is contribut- ing to the dynamic growth of St. Louis. That’s Smart for Easter Bright colors lead the mode...and footwear in “— shades are created to meet fash- ion’s decree of matching footwear. These come with the new swagger square toe...box heel. . neatly stitched perforated designs. Available in Red Calf... Green Calf... White Jade eee Electric Blue... Patent Leather, Sizes 3to7 This is one of dozens of newest styles NOTE: smart for Easter wear. --for Spring....and all . Summer with cotton tub frocks, caine , A Extra Special! 300 NEW | nEK NPE GEg| And Snappy at 5 Topcoats| DRESSES Men... if you are plan- Remarkably Low Priced for ning to “outfit” your- Friday Selling self for Easter this is your opportunity to Dresses save money on “GOOD” Similar clothing at exceptional- — ly low prices. is = Ty re. Rh as x mm ¥ - ~ ‘5 , = ¢ es : * we rel - vy” ‘dj > _- _ a os ~~ Aa, Wen bod & whale ca Se , . x oo Pa! ‘ “S, & —F "~ ‘ . eo CO. « 4 co « av OEP hd on oe Have Seen at $27.50 Values Much > 1 G50 sae 36 to 50 The Suits at $19.50 S800 More New Smart new Spring styles made of good a: quality woolen suitings—including cassi- meres, cheviots, worsteds and college stripes—in two end three button models, - also conservative styles. |. Buy on the Club Plan | Join This Sale! 75 Convenient Weekly Payments This Coat Sale is the tat of the retail market. ven manufacturers’ The T opcoats at $19.50 representatives marvel at the won- Just the shades and patterns that men 2 prefer—snappy new styles im new fancy derful Coats for only $0.7 All sizes plaids and plain shades—et $19.50 no for women and misses 16 to 52. man cam afford to miss this opportunity. x - ugentse—Bargain Basement.) Sizes 33 to 46 5 (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) oe ] New Colorful Silk Scarfs, in Square and Oblong Styles, $2.95. (Main Floor—North.) | —---------—————ooeees| Special! 42x36-Inch Pillowcases, 19c. 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; THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ______ PAGE & — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RCH 29 rae me Par eS EANUT CAN Gathrie Havre Airport. | Dick Hyland, Football Star, Weds. | 29.s-Adele Rogers, &. Johns, \¢ ; By the swe Dr at | | EVERGREEN SHRUBS STOLEN SANTA BARBARA, Cal.. March thor and scenario writer, yester- | ee Stanford University a | oc | on le Lb. Mrs. Amy Smith's Candy 212 NM. SEVENTH STREET | GUTHRIE, Ok. — The Guthrie | Chamber of Commerce — Rese : te establish an airport which w | ie : ra _ ee diane ef Commerce | Ewe men ateve up te the prep- MEN’S SUITS— PHONE CHAPMAN | Between Pine and Olive on lah ber of Commerce. erty at Price road and Edgewool Freq 4 A Se SUEY oer oan o> than over ont | drive last night, uprooted 14 newly WE CLEA PRospect 1180. .3100 Arsenal St. Milk orB ef weet Chocolates | | Dice el teea itmmcemaelindetnad = |Set evergreen shrubs, loaded them N CAbany f700.. ... 5912 Delmar ' og developed. in a truck and drove awa! THE SLEEVE LININGS, COlfax 2344. ... 3601 N. Grand me seman pm | Alfred M. Baker Jr.. who owns POCKETS, ETC.. Huland 3550.. 7287 Manchester me , ae eens Senne ere vere ALL THOROUGHLY WEbster 3050.7283 Manchester The POST-DISPATCH Regularly privts MORE WAN formati ! _ rr a , formation leading to the arrest o ADs thar ALL the ether M. Louis newspapers C the thieves, ad ne, iy . reer ee EEE ELT TET ELISE Er Chokers Cleaned and Glazed—Special, $1.50—Third Floo oe wo Priests and Chief- | 4 tain Fall in Battle—Fed- { erals Lose Six. Charge Purchases By exICO CITY. March *3.—Dis- =) : patches from Irapuato, Guanajua- =| —made the remainder to, today said 92 insurgents, — of the month will not Catholic priests, the Chieftain | § : € Romingo Anaya, two Federal army §@ be pay able until May . officers and four soldiers had been £ | killed in the fiercest battle since @ | the insurgents became active. Forty insurgents were wounded | and 47 captured in fighting at San § e Isidro ranch near San Francisco @ | Del Rincon Tuesday and Wednes- & day. Gen. Genovevo Rivas, com- | ff f°?’ ------ (] lirec OF mander of the Forty-third regi- | @ Two Men Uproot Newly Set Piants , y | | Friday WOR by, Saupe ‘ , Seige . © Bi RSS PAR HS ’ | = oS, co . * Military authorities declared the | | battie dealt a death blow to the | > uprising in the State of Guanaju- | 2| ato. One hundred and eighty '& horses and 67 rifles were cap- #& tured from the anfi-government | * | forces during the combat. : The insurgents, who numbered 5 ' $00. fought desperately for 29 & 'hours under Chieftain Anaya and § 3 the two priests against the Forty- | & third regiment. The insurgents | @ | were strongly fortified on thes ae y ranch, but were gradually driven | out. The combat started at 7 a. m.. , | Tuesday, and lasted until Wednes- 3 ; | day noon when 47 insurgents sur- & Fl ] 6 75 | rendered after a final attempt to # In Our Fou rth oor $ : | break through the troops. f These were reinforced during § & ~A\ \ | the bitter struggle by units com- =! i | . r manded by Gen. Julian Carrillo, & } ? _commander of Guanajuato, who § i a | ii , S rushed from Irapuato and assumed @ as ee I fi. | oney , charge of the battle. The insur- & 4 ee “[’ll enjoy your | gents offered desperate resistance # jie * eel oe Bridge,mydear,but =| Spread to the roofs of buildings un. fl ae. . I don’t envy yOure- | . it was sameeseg to a church en §& Sa c FEATURING ” | the ranch where the leaders c- a sy 2 the trouble andall. eee ge e the leaders suc , > Yr gee Ps AS ay “Don’t be sill : My NEW POLICEMAN ARRESTS 14 3 : r sa sa | . \ si 7 re d Bridee will beatthe | ‘OF 29 SPEEDERS AT COURT § ee > SS 500 New Dresses, Withdrawn ose O O N A D O, | Hi tig yi a ute ein ers, whe =| | } ‘ oe g . .-. ° . . peeding charges be- § x Su F H h -P d S k where the Maitre d ‘for: Police Judg: Rapaenen vester- § om ie ok . rolit lg er rice toc S, |\Gay, were arrested br Probationary Hotel takes care of = | Patroiman Ferdinand Ahrens wo fl / Vea Ae in a Great Underselling at all preliminary and |Was transferred three weeks ago P 3 a (from the Third District to the atter-party wor , Traffic Department Ties | Considering his inexperience. the court let eight drivers go — dis- Bridge Luncheons $1 charging five and dismissing three ifor want of evidence. Two plead- ‘ed guilty and volunteered ‘o quit r A L ° L I D O idriving for 3¢@ days and two Pent assessed fines of $25 and costs. Eight drivers agreed not to drive for 36 days in lieu of 16-day |g The Hotel Workhouse sentences. They are 5 _ Her vert J. Wilson. 2514 Coleman “| rona O Street: Willard Heiman. S17 West @ McGee, 7309 § # Gate avenue: Norman 9 LINDELL SLVD. AT SPRING AVE. Pennsylvania avenue J. Wallace #8 ° ap Reitz, $20 Haven street Philip “i a 700 Baths Bommarito. 8210A Burd avenue: 8 pec e : - fe ‘z eae ; a) Arnold Weitzel, 823 Seuth Sixth . | street; Carl Baumgartner. 423235 — ~ ; H N . *% -2 9% nt Louis’ est Hotel South Broadway. and Albert Villa. | i719 Russell avenue. & Scat 2 4 bog _— ‘Sev weve vys wWwerirvey ‘+ > Brings Amazing Values at Printed Georgettes $ Dotted and Printed Crepes In Beige, 5 Georgettes and Flat Crepes im Red, Brown and Black Newest Pastel Shades, as Fer STOUT WOMEN W ell as Other Colors These Fox Scarfs are of a quality that we believe have had no equal this season at anywhere near this low price. | | | : Sonnenfeld's—Third Floo E WISH to repeat “NEW COMFORT 3 DRESSES” : es every single one With Good Looks ews. of them was bought for this season's | £ selling in our $16.75 Pin Money Shop. | | Month-End Reductions | _ wtanyioF them in act. nave been im stock but a week. Because it is our policy, however, to readjust stocks each 75 3 =6| 35 HANDBAGS : , a Slightly soiled; choice......,. month, withdrawing Dresses from those - : 5>RBLOUS 3 lines that have become broken in size E: 35 B USES ; and color ranges, we offer them Friday TTT ara ri ee tT > gaa" my «4 & b 7 % iV Tih) | Nees ~~) . . Sises 4 to 11 ; le at MANY DOLLARS BELOW THE — i: (3 SCARFS PRICE YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY \\ Of crepe de chine: choice REGULARLY. O not confuse Stout-Arch Shoes with footwear of similar price. For Stout- Arch Shoes are made over our own last which provides a degree of foot comfort never before — v8 any footwear of : iieeietiaedl aus We ake. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes equal price. only reason we can ; Also Slenderizing Sizes give you these smart styles, choice fF: leathers and fine workmanship—at 6.73 | BOO008049540488 he A SS E | E owe T ial Sonnenteids—Fourth } to 9.75-—is because we make Stout-Arch 3 } 6 4 & rb a D fh Shoes ourselves in our own factorv! ft ESSES Above we show one model —come in | : Severe Reductions! $ 95 Dresses of various Spring silk and ——— cloth materials, in styles suitable for any daytime occasion. SOME FOR- MERLY PRICED DOUBLE | SACRIFICED 12 Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats 250 Pieces of Silk Lingerie MODELS FOR STREET, AFTERNOON, OFFICE, SCHOOL AND SPORT WEAR : Slightly soiled Gowns, Chemise, Step-Ins. REGULAR PRICES, $1.95 to $12.75 P R REDUCED PRICES, 98c te $6.38 E (OO; — BASEMENT MONTH-END SAVINGS ON 2 Models from Our Second Floor $5 HATSHOP $ Offered in this month-end selling at LESS THAN HALF former prices. ee 998899900590 008 800000880008 *

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wie POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1908 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eer Te Olive tie Mocolates 455. il | & * »- & e 4 of Genuine 9’ Cannon > g@\f Mills AA Combined with Sale of Soaps Friday & Saturday Only! =F. Mulsified THis is a genuine SALE that we have Cocoanut planned for months and months. The re- Oil Shampoo sult —the nationally known Cannon Brand Towels and Washcloths, and nationally known Soaps are offered at prices far below i, Chamois :'” what you would ordinarily | have to pay. Amaz- HSponges 5: as _ ing values—remarkable savings. At these prices D. & R. oct io" 39c} }Absorene Cleaner :*.,. | rea ee sr you can afford to buy a dozen. Stop in Fri- . JOT ZENS 2S ye.------e-eme S tel pe, Pompeian 3o°.°"" rT ~ RSs REI TI: AS AR DUNS Raa agate oe epee Ran Te , ey es “ bs cn “ 7. - . @ AOL A ELL EA TOM Ati OL Sek ate 28h POM 0 Ameen ced reg Spagd Seehdashahdippeagienidaldiaa cmeahs meee nije -o-dlhew. » - 60c Jar See Rubber Gloves *... __ Baye | day or Saturday and compare these excep- Hinds Honey 2733.0" wChamois Cloth __ & Sag! - ional val ‘ nee 7 ; Zz - tiona Va ues. ? Creams. Rubber Aprons ie 1414x29 inches. Remarkable border that 1s guaranteed 1 ys : a Wildroot Bags *.\ ( 7 : ; C _ colorfast. Size 16x32 inches. _ Pig 08 Glover's coo Sou value at this price... Fe ete S. emeet Sepa bine. a ok ee a 1% OB % een : 29+ eet ee age vy iad rr ear nee ereeanes d RCP AON PE RET EE SY, CRON setts eed Pa ie he ee - — ae ae PoP ae om gt atl “en. 1) : Nez > a C — A smart colored pattern F — This beautifully striped Can- ny ; e Hiss "\ ‘ adorns this unusual heavy Cannon non Turkish Towel is an unusual "ie. 2 -. . | ‘* og \\ - » Turkish Towel. In two styles— value at this low price. The one % 5 { t F ~~ One Cent Sale || PDQ Liquid =: dine A 20-Y ear Guarant ! . pink and gold. Size style in combination col- a a feed 21s 191/537 inches... .- a | ty ors. Size 18x34 inches. . 1 3c u ‘ Oneida Community 3 fer #1 2 2 5 | Now. in Pr ogress Silver gual 5 for $1.00 jor B9¢ Pip at Our Stores TEASPOON nie vt ey PO : J G—Great. soft. luxurious Cannon Turkish Towels, unusually heavy in j nop ®: . ‘ : - G d d Oli (Per Pl Be wade. weight, with attractive colored borders—pink, blue, gold and green. Pa / | ran an iive Far Pilate) ' Guaranteed fast colors. This quality Towel special this eee oes | ° Given away with three sale. Size 20x40 inches. od 27C as a, 500 De Baliviere | Values are unusual in this big bars of Wanda DH - % 4 for $1. O00 eee : }| event. Be sure to attend. Beauty Soap ee Et. 1.0 1. ee 7 Rie » te % Jae ; eurrwe Caldwell’s 23? Se: Le > . Address mail orders to 3962 Page BI. Add 10°. for _——— eas) ara 7: ——— packing and postage. We reserve the right to limit. : . ~ n ue : es. Ovlg | ALUEEA F125 Ounce.....ceceee. SiBromo-Seltzer *.. Herb Juice i: 83¢ | COEY’S $300 Ounce ee eeeee Djer-Kiss §770"S.... Scott’s Emulsion 3:2. 89c iw: ee 2 7 | es i WASH CLOTH od pp Saume Analgesique 59c : ~ Yeast Foam Tablets :*: 39c| Vick’s Salve %. ._ 23¢ Nature’s Remedy =. Rubbing Alcohol i*.. 39c | " Genuine Cannon brand Dish Cloths with guaranteed it~ iP si er | ‘ color-fast borders. An exceptional fine quality. ¢, Sy | npsmacethege yng ~f | pac Size , Compound Pinkham S $1.30 Size A Cc , C—Exceptional qual- Ors : 4 — In pink, biue, B—Ip pink, blue, gold ~ D — Cannon plain ‘ 9 Dyspepsia Tablets, ity in pink or blue _ 1. cloth—very ab-S4 ton “Se! | Stuart’s «.s-......”...... gold and tlavender and lavender borders. petterns. Fest colors. striped borders. 1214 Fast colors. agus sorbent. 12x12 mches ene? "A, inches squere. 16x12 inches 5c ot Bio 5c square. : , - Py Hot-Water Bottle $50 79 cid ‘ ; Me : ae | +y ye ¢ for 25e , ~ ¥ “Ay | Syringe sis0'Viive...........00 SSE 3 for 25c¢ 4 for 1% 4 for 19¢ +. . . «. a“ * ; se Rs “at . * - 4 Teoth Paste; oe. . be ; ag ‘ « : a és f, * ‘ ‘s, « oe | . ; i | Chamois ¢. 7 4 er ' ¢ f ; " j ; > Ss . ae | ; ‘Ce eete 98c Corega mite - - AB Qa | Lindbergh’s ?: t=... 89¢ Pom hs pa | Hair Clippers ‘=. ..._....98¢ peian 53", | Hand Scrubs %%............ 29¢ $1.20 : 7 : Hepatica (.m . es” ‘er e\ = oat oy’ t oie oe | DjerKiss Sachet | ; * ¥ , \\eat se “- ‘ - mF ¥ 7 mn\ Smokers’ Specials ; “gi pall . -__wW Creme Pr se om Sparen = x | nlters On 22 Palmolive Soap 25 lbc 1be Soap Lifebuoy Sayman’s Cuticura > Bars, W oodbury Lux Dona I vory 0c Soap Soap Soap 0c Soap Toilet Soap Castile Soap 3 Bars.20c - 3 Bars,18c 3 Bars,27c 2le 3 Bars. 59c 3 Bars, 23c 3 Bars,23c 2 Bars, I3c te Deg te Salih dane ee a ee x - regan” ee . ‘cialincnaiae Se ee wr er es ge Aer fe This Sale Also Featured at Our East St. Louis Store—Collinsville and Missouri Avenues —, Mr ree } | scasties § 35c¢ Carton of 200... .$1.15 utfmade Chocolates: || This Sale eae. |. quality is in the candy itself. You try it . Once and you will be back for more. ; Stores tit St. Louis JED RUG: 5 wna REPUTATION _ 1 BN ee " PA VOM oe FENCE CANINE NBA a A aA ni Nal naa RARER BRS Sone nye 0 RNR arian er cm anRRaaRE mmc “ ‘ee ee ee {te fs Sli es + Oey eee at pees | my - Owe « P a = a net + OPGt emp ANS ABER ne egy 3 FANON 5 1 RMR He! Oe Me % eee. tage Mir, Lyset Bae

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ae ___ $7. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) MAV RAKO PAGE 10 _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH. ss ae oes, FHURSDAY, MARCH 29. New British Lord Chancellor. eval, has been appointed Lord ,ing Lord Cave, who resign LONDON, March 29.—Sir Doug- | Chancellor of the empire, succeed-| cause of ill health. Sir oes las McGarel Hogs, Attorney- Gen- j | Inskip, Solicitor General, has been ADVERTISEMENT imamed Attorney-General. | EMERG ENCIES Skin Irritations | seen | LEADS TO. TWO ARRESTS Must Be Met | Quickly Healed | picckheads Go Quick ‘risoner Sav de Was Substi- (Antiseptic Liquid Brings Results) By This Simple Method Pri fr oays I ounsti r ; od 4 . a ad rT It is surprising to ere how quickly you This is a simple meth —_ tuted for Another Ma: ss For Fuster Greetings. SUNDAY, APRIL Sth Hand Painted Satin Egg Candy Containers in ex- quisite colors. Ag erray N } . priately filled. Chocolate Bunnies Eggs’n’ ing, Mitk Chocolate Creams: Nougats ORDER and Caramels. One and Two pound boxes. several persons in Southe: - Mis- T¢ ur Pas WLENLS Ear 1 Interest if Made Regularly 5OQc The ki a. souri and Northeast Arkansa Cape Girardeau and ‘ . : ound over to the Federal Court. — 810-812-814. WASHINGTON AVE. ST. LOUIS = pata Moyea WEEKLY AD. No. 1254 etien ay ‘ store a Sg ge See Gur Other Announcement on Page 5 — THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 5:30 P. M. , F. Masterson. I Sa - wood | S B EF MAIL ORDERS ‘river strexriox. Coming, Ark. instituted against || TEX. AER & FUI LE aH GENUINE WILSON New York to collect $14,000 in tn- |{# / GRAND-LEADER GENUINE | N ‘ork to collect $14.0006 in - if] Be > “JOSEPH RODGERS” éé OLDWELL’S GOLF CLUBS surance on the life of Gilbert Hays. i CELEBRATED SHEFFIELD STEEL | C . = om No Finer Club Made. 3 1 th ivil action it is charze } * . Congress BALL-BEARING LAWN MOWER Rustiess Steel Models. that lays was not the man e H Stac "a ~~ N Pattern ¢ Steel and, Hickory Shafts. amine for insuranc sad aan ae We - > 1T = kheads gO as : li ~ . - -—— the Past-Dises t stallments out of your |most immediately. A 35c trial bottle wi tng olved i” or : oe prove the merits of this famous antiseptic find alten nal, biackhead diss POPLAR BLUF!] | or your money back. At all drug stores away entirely. | 29.—Two men ar iia ‘ A —_— , 4 1. Soa — i i 4 .*+ . = . ‘7 . —- " * 5 ' anGad ae N ®Tai oO iif ‘ ’ : ar t.2 ‘> oe [ . ae . w\ == e Our system of pected in connect 19975 row ) “ loaning Your lara and. earning if SCHROETER'S postal inspectors te a ' ; JULIUS MORISSE , — . 1 een Cee , Bo : BesIN Ss. SOLD TO : Bist YEAR OF FAI I HFUL = sImmONS €O.’S |largest insurance frauds ever un power plus that or your CcO-makers 1s our SINESS SOLD TO HDWE. DEPT. 1906 covered in the Middle West. only security OETED’S on rhe inspectors sav it will in st eo we ‘ "4 ee i i i i i a ee ee ee ee ee ee. ~ lke TET R Ee Mnte 4 OF ak meee . a be ee oe ” om ee ee ek sae ¢ Se oy A Ce ae SO wes BRAS ey or “MATCHED” al , ati: Wid wae Irons Sets of 5 and © Club-. : gape Tig eae Mag _— . | —————— mcr na oe me Woods Sets of 3 Drivers. a5 SuUpselured, taken Tore Brassie—Spoon physician and introduced as Hays. SPECIAL Set a ieee a | SMARTLY DRESSED FOR EASTER a GOLF SET by John Whitehead. then soliciting | | Brass lined, nickel holster. _ en ge om 1 yg bras. agent for the Home Life Insurance | rr pos , — ie. ae: xl er seagges : = a - dandy "henty ances bas Co., and represented as Havrs. He — :} And Yet OTHER RODGERS KNIVES a ” with steel supports and passed the medical examination. i ag os Stag Handle, as Follows: a a a a One of the policies taken out on $2.50 $3.68 $4.60 $4.50 Prices s $7. ‘98 ‘ at | pecial price ...... sose-m _* | 7 e in green determine i son i} ; } For bobbed | WIRE (Cs REELS coutd be found. Ne report of this | j .f Here in the Downstairs Store you'll find not cael OCxXBmiinatrio has heen made pub) ~ $3.10 alae scans gc Ean COUNTY WATER | 00. AUDIT ae * , utmost in value, but styles that are the keynote of the g120 (2. So” Special. 1 | ~ f Wy moment. Our’s is a limitless guarantee, that nowhere ‘hemmed oo BROUGHT UP TO JAN. 1, 1928 | rps | ST gy St. Lowis can similar quality merchandise be bought fo weight, 2 Ibs — a ae ae eae Service Board Lists Betterments in_ || ad : > less money. Let these seven style-articles prove it. — Enameled in biack: three )oints ' : » ; butt; &-foot length with reel Last Two Years at scat. Specially priced this sak... te 065.948. HI , . : . MONEY SAVERS Fancy Kentucky Blue Grass. IEF E N CITY. March i ; i \' ’ WILLIAMS’ SHAVING CREAM 29c Per pound FISHING ROD—STEE - ais tation of the St. Louis {il , or Oo Oa e*ee#8es —Price. per tube wees 5 pounds, $2.00: 10 pounds, $3.5@ | 5, 4 black _ RUBBER-SET SHAVING Enameled in dead biack: 3 joint County Water ¢ te si Hi : BRUSHES—Price, each.........89¢) DUTCH ae CLOVER oat ae ermanent rate making base, which | | Kashmirs. . . Poiretsheens. .. Bengalines. . . Satins. . Sports & STROP DRESSING— Special Price a ae EXCELSIOR GRASS SEED —- ate STAINLESS STEAK KTV * thle 1 pound. 5@e: 5 pounds, $2.25 FIELDERS — cape eterna tate 12 0.3562 stengtie | : | rics in fur-trimmed or tailored models...with every new o_ pon’. 000 AESE Sl oe ee m BAR! feature...cape effects...silk throws... jabots...¢ 4 “i LAWN EDGERS wits leat! =\2' =/= ca iene Reastcneame Sncexecralbimapivag | ) Seer cuffs. In tan, gray, middy blue, navy, black and m acco intants calnioe i STAG ROCKET NI vES— | 36-inch handie with 6-inch steel disc — = han SS] } we 7 Two blades ete , | will edge all “e ks straight $2. 00 = compieted an audit showing th: hi ie itt For misses, women and large women in” sizes 14 to 50. soggy RAZOR sTROPS— |or curved. Pm “si 59 —_ company had made $1,065.948.82 | ; Price me: ~—68c ‘ : = : B2 tr. | Hi] | es 4. : STAINLESS KITCHEN SETS | PRUNING 'SHEARS—9-INCH _ FIELDERS SS = cumin = net additions and betterments to the {jj . af éé 99 ——Four pieces. Per set....... | GLOVES ——S— property, in the two years ending |/ ee e ew FOWL AND GAME SHE: Ss Oi} treated Price. each ap 3 Kiedy palm. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR— = he reed rowil — + eck With 10 bad mS ) (led be ti se Charming Frocks, shown for the first time. . pres of GILBERT ALARM CLOCK.” . | 3 oa, See Béver- | | | eee : . FURNITURE once : SPRING. blades and IMPROVED STEEL sity City In 1924, origimally was to | ji] poe : Radiant with large floral design on black or pastel gre - Ball bearing and steel wheat SPRING. Reguisr value : sates’ establish the valuation base of Pace Basque style, with full skirt, scalloped at bottom and faced} ELECTRIC NITE-LITE— Parce! post weight american —— Jan. 926. Delays caus ed e |] ee contrasting color. Sleeveless...ideal for dance, sports or rT ree td Mee ag 64 - ~ ’ . Sne- , TT] 2 ’ x’ OC as = h > rure .. =e = = SILVER RING” Py Bee es Sages bp agli | fe weather wear. Sizes 14 to 38. These are shown in St AUTO-HYDROMETER BOYS’ BICYCLE = oF Sees, Sat exclusively in the Downstairs Store. ) easy | gs hel , the Smart Pumpsfor | The Calif 2 Test your storage battery often and ke ~~ Pany Bas cen CialMing 2a valuation | fi Pon s ox your beitery from going dead. 39 | . \ DOG REMEDIES and SUNDRIES roxim Us ly 5.300.901 fo! ; + Easter teoedees © % se leather, reptile effects and neatly | bre braid in contrasting or abl CHEMICALLY “TREATED —S | Nationaills engineers found to be the actual trimmed shoes. High or low heels. effects. A soft, crushable OIL MOP “WONDERFUL WHEEL” — cost up to Jan. 1, 1926, plus al. : Very special at this price. fit all size heads. | For cleaning up floors. It moves at anr oe | Heavy tubular frame, large adjustable Deg lowances. a » N ? “ | : angle esired o ofl required. “ 9&c | bandjebar. double coil spring saddle Fr f ’ ; r i : new departure ‘coaster brake: syadgaard | F&™ PRINCE OF WALES THROWN, =| > Bobolink “Guaranteed” Hose, / GARBAGE CAN and stand: regula value $32.50. The iers. Heavy galvanized iron, with bail and Dseest value ever offered $24 a f REMOUNTS AND WINS RACE | id : 89 oe mer NF nag Ae yas, HE H | | Thread silk, semi-service weight...silk from toe to! | ALL- STEEL Comba, Brushes. me King rencartine tides First in Highland | ! | hem; reinforced lisle heel, sole and toe. iN-WI AM WHITE ENAMEL it “ - " a See ] & : blush, Yosemite, Plaza gray, rose blonde, at SHERW Ww LL Ss r CHAMPION” DOG BISCUITS J = Wind and Rain. ae | conn Suan: Sande, Based comenaeen a BATHROOM aii! ® _potune In PREPARED PAINT | ae i oon: ies cartons fe | it. Shle ~~ See nye Size 16x19 on ‘1 piate packages. . socbneel March .2.— Despite ng thrown | |] £) nae rnirror, Ox A. S-pound pa kage “He -. ae ae ok cit | \ > . ° 2 oP om . tf ot gpa: Men eyes e olre | glass ik —_—-~ Rr TITS Px . ov ~ Coad, Peel or aA P 6. MES sietl OLID C COPPER ——E er a ae ee ‘ie : The popular pouch styles, |, Some are tailored Blister. —= | cteceessseees Fy S wat: dem i= poner ——— ead apne vibra ‘dimes ness cum teas . mounted on filigree or | others with the Every Ounce | : FPIY VETOOR wood. equivalent See reamers, Ste i | self-covered frame, some embroidered, tur . _ to or "OTN met, ey] moO ‘+ / Is Quairty BETTER #7 Dit ana are shank. asa es ak as : | : : with chain handle. In cuff styles... FLAT PAINT BRUSHES ; giao | Special price ; . ee black, tan or gray...each | ors. Sizes6to8% = ; ‘oO : Copper Wire The —— SQUEGEE | anin : th — 7 ca l bac ; 8 oF ra | = | GUARANTEED | «indows. I+ fits the hand. No wood or On ons fc ing | ee 98 8-10, iron; it’s all rubber. FURE COPPER rt each . Sees te Ee ry ne STE EOE oes ff] Wee nea bee ah ‘when ieee |F riday Specials in the Downstairs Store : ieeeeeee' MEF ESTER RRP ESTES ely —D se | 16-MESH COPPER FLY SCREEN , Tn foll rolis. 5: a rae Tint A tS 217150. FIs sores ii - Der ware f: 5c os SHERWIN WILLIAMS. 14.MESH GC GALVANIZED FLY ihe Prine had ie last fall ~ | De “MAR-NOT” SCREEN ~e tga Pag By Sy. fee ir Tr fu . “alt m +h . i le ‘ , the : Tn ‘ss. i on) Tip» orbiowny fo 2:c du x Floor Varnish 12- MESH BLACK FLY SCREEN FDL oakinr bent peint-to- puted rncce a1 225 Handbags. ...- dd, OL, $1.85 Fine 9x12 Axminsters, $32.75 Mace to walk wpon: can a be used on iinoleum, be- jare foot 2 ie at ‘ , 49 real 2eCceSs of ree san rell } ' . Thre Irmo 3re acre wed >t? ie has edge ne ; ing. elastic and water On cut Jews sf. kee than rol . we = ordinars are ocrewed on the edge of Pouch and tailored styles of karatol, leather and In the popular shades of tan and taupe with bese: ; err . | these Irons the saw is held osi tio . : . : ‘ % Pints, 48e: Pints, 80e; | SCHROETER'S _ ben gt a ge é silk .,.nicely lined. . suitable for dress or gen- tiful Chinese and Mersian effects that are . — STRING BEAN SLICER slot larger. With these Irons a miter in demand. Suitable for living room, dining ~ box will last a lifetime. } eral use ...in colors and black. All greatly re- & “s PREPARED PLASTER | sExF. | Price, per set 12 Irons. oniy... 00 § PORE see room, bedroom, etc... . slightly imperfect, but ex- > o.7 ' reel post weigh q é For patching i 4 coilings. R. | , ND poun e suggest early shopping. ceptional values at this very special price. = ee | 15 inches jong, 3% wide, 2% deep. Pe. . 45e Made of hardwood. , 4 ~ — a. Me a * ae ™» ¥ —— oa a — ht ete meh t . ee wars "Saag? sea age kien eat 2 al Ah wa he id a tala an ia ia riage fr Para A Te ARE Pe SOLAS OREM SE, RASS in) OE RE gt ht Aaa et a 3 be ee 5 a Y “fe hg ny ae oe sin Redab Ay ae a OR ee ae. heb ta cy Ne eS ie yl ee eo : Brig ae a is cr ; - 2 eee Ea d = a ee oie rr 8 ee eae 5 Sides ; y : 3 j Fyre a "be . ¥ 2 wre “ ey * aoe ay Se ~ + he Gy . PY RRA P F } y ‘ a ¥ a “ rn hy abet Lake wae ha AWS. eR cate cli, tare Pimierer Soe Me Se . re — : ipa * 7 t/- wk a ORAL oe Vv LS ee eT ih i: be ta t a - NTT .** ; i “ . . 600 =e » § | Price. each . cues, comeine ryi ! 3000 Handkerchiefs Rayon and Cotton Bedspreads, $: CYCLONE LAWN FENCE : For Women, 7//2¢ | Neatly scalloped in allover fancy ee i Price { ‘ . . » - ie , R ey. ‘ 23 Brent —- .~ A hy ‘ eee “yt ind . oa ty " ¥ we, Coma) —_ ; 4 age . : : ie ‘ . a hee . ihe an’ ; . For horseradish, potatoes, almonds, vuts, | strie; for the laundry or light house keep- first _ tion or the Easter procession. Sizes 7 to 14 years. et te Gabe... , & . Ceeeanut, etc. A wonder | img. Regniar price $3.95. for the kitchen. Special this sale 98c Special ortce

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uF *~ sida ae " + ; : re “ Jf, s Sn) aS eae ' 7 Flaw OO SR Rigg ” NE Bn) a. ee ew 4 4 ove 7 re ee is ee teal “ . Aik oo eee EPPO OL Em I ae MF a — —_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1998, ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH N KO g 2 7 | CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN MAY ered ~~ ape ERR C= Bem Ames: th ~ OR AY RR ig a Oy hte He ge tO oN ate ‘ S = hep eres oer) 1 bt " SPRING FLOWERS say COSTUME LRY %), OLIVE AT BRDWy. 7 ay 4 JEWE ¥ GRAND & WASH'N: aa iy Lovely Spring Flowers... .apple blossoms, li- r) fi es / lach, »s snd waxy iecedemian sag see . The very popular Lido Blue De P f ' ener To " - . ‘usion....very specially offered in the On Royale stylish... favored. foc Spting costome OO Sale, at e Day wear! : In Seneey designed earrings, brace- lets and pendants, at KLIXNE’S—Main Floor X ain Floor. KLINE’S—Maia Floor. ia 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. , S - a oy ¢ s FF : \ | Nest Bores i bas 5 7 Oussizes fer aa a ’ children filled wi th Peta: * soméand timely > coer 3 : The Sale Which Comes but Once a Month... Bringing Fresh Apparel at Incomparable Savings... The Event fs te Store Wide...and Features Values That Deserve the Most Liberal Purchasing .. . Early Shopping Is Advised! TONE DAY SALEOF f ONE DAY SALE OF SPRING COATS SVE al\ SPRING DRESSES and Approved A : i Ce ‘i VR Sp NS i= /% Georgette! $ Styles SF. >. \iN7 a GPS. ove = NSN E Flat Crepe! | PEETAAA Peer Cree a ql SCSSCSSCHLSSSSCE SSCS SSC SP eee esee esos eeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetereee . cee —_ o edie " - re a 5. y a. : “ - a as . “ iit bes . _ - ae a I + ETT A AR A ne eens coenemanes OD A A A re AO A we - ares neame ~ — soci ie hid toh gs > Ca ath, td) > and Colors! LOE ON LO A CEE TR a ee a RO on te one ® The most important style-features of the season .. . in : | 3 +i : Coats which are most decided values at this special A delightful surprise awaits you here! For these | one-day pe es tailored of pekiee. P , a1\S. a : ie err ar | Frocks are highly unusual . . . and a | Ss eenemnet vith Salen prs. a “ f 3 fs » _ 3. Sie oat wae | | pater ft ~ pert, + "Soch beat mine or pahmi! a ga X & ef on, ~. 4 > 2 2/6 _ tiful materials ... All well made . . . in one tee . s Bt ey “hy ) aig Sia, or two piece effects, and trimmed in the a ay a S Rg x > _ ' - s ~ ‘ ss . = ~~ O _oe al Fe t=—: v ae te : , x = 9 ¢ - i - 2 ¥ = 7. & ‘ inp ina! ys SS An : a ° / . : ; , P oe or Se >’ ne ’ tot a “we - om d > s* oe ; , » 4 ~ t | . ~ _ Pg nk oe ae = = tages S “ : . \ fot ne "ee ‘ >i? y 4 ™ e i a e i = . 3 4 - . ai gt } = er istinctl \ S 0a PETS Gos digit an eae -. a eS q he2-% “= : : A ree) me es ey Keo, | ewest manners: . ‘t+ —— Oe al ob aS : o 42— 4 . + ‘> sale : a> 7 ~ “4 ’ ¢ - . Me ~*. “ ~ ; - » RBS ROS oA a OAT Os ; > eae \ we : = : ES Pacis’ ue Grae? vie ea ah > ‘ * 2 . ae i , ~* o. ee p fs ne’ ’ . % $5 ‘ y : ty ve e- Bde 7 id A. . law. ° 5 * t . " f *. a rt Mae TL a ol id ‘ ‘ . ¥ a s _§ os ot a Py fsio® Fae > {ys A Se Si > oe, ot Fok . -- 8zes r 5s 5 . . 2 - 4 ue. ot “ a A Sa ne 7 at z if —é ele Lag Se : Pa pe fe , ~* J a , si tae _ _ cial in the One Day Un- SE i rar eee ‘ ee | ES. : ‘ i Pt Re RE OS SEER TE al Ro Sune seer Cae Se Sig n" Oo omen, SSE ‘ . + m : ost = . sons ‘ . » a ee. . 4 a ay D> nt we ~ Da c “hs ' : i . ai >* : | | Rees an rger Sizes to 48: KLINE’ S—Fourth Fleer. a . - > wie F i BP rege my ree ae LL TTT . Make ossible Re seein diheeeemasmneene eee a ee - wed oF eee, NE AO I OR He oe — emanate a oe find not only the e keynote of the e, that nowhere in dise be bought for «icles prove it. See} .Satins...Sports fab- aa mast : 3 +e Oe 4 a a i oad hy = We = oe ne oe) Se tee poe ae Cin aga. crap genre See eh ety : ; Sia yee oe ” be = - — v4 : : - hi * wise P vm yh sn - a o inte pee v ~~ is, Negi hel ih ELS RSS EE MAES ELE FOILS SM re Fg ht. Tn ake Se BUN i ec ce Oak i a WE oR aes et RE ky Sa age of et toe Cone , ~— ‘ ee ee eee a a) re - 7 s . > ae te ay’ * 5 aig xe ts 4 * —_. x 7 a . > mi ; , > e «eo let . 7 . , watt abe KLINE $S—Third Floor. eat Be ry rit, SN Ns ~ $i, . - A - ee ae , - > aa Creed eT a ns - eet Peery 5* ie “Sim Ag APA VA ‘ AO TERS Tora ES Sie ~ . = aa Py ‘ x ae al ware #, * hog? as Hicdsle ges SOLES 2 " ’ Vu ry € x 7) me .? \y — - ibe * - t- ‘ . c d “4 Nese eee ee oe a. Dy at : boa § ered | Aa keg Pow, Ce sony EN oA eM SSR SoA Ne ee ¥ we . ec? wa ost 4 & “ ae f . s .— ane . 4 * } 4 ‘ ' Sa N eG nn, Sl Oo y “ - Pe ee i 7 y “ OO ey OO ns me 8 , ad ae SE ae 1S : ° g SSN eee a SP Rear to rf ~e [a ot : , * re j . A ™ ris a“ a = _ ; , mt . ™ “ Ns & a 5 Ls a5 5; ae a > af i ; * . . ‘ , My . 4 e _ hd - ~ — * . . q ’ - - Praga Sg Ma IN gate 4 ; . oe, J ,, eters - en izet™® —% >t . , ‘ x . > B , “ " me wa ae -_ . i a> So it? =; i : ; “4 ‘. , ee me ¥ : vy; ~ ie " : akg . 1} 1 alt are . J '? ow + , % em ys “4 : 5 tY % . i.5 De > = Na % | ae . i - b Sn ankeg ade ES , ee hee 7 “s TV eh cy ' > | Sa ta Pe » y ot! hit oo hae a> a. on, 4 Be aD Sak on ee OTP ay te } . ‘ tem Set tS } “cit 2 ae Fe . ~ eee t>> i? . ; ® al " ~ " . me Bers oot ~ aie e ‘ 2 Es ae ge he > . _-—7> Soe Y " AA | de 9 se, ea 2 ny ee ‘ —————eEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEE——— sceeineeineetemmeenent Sa aa nee oS os ee entthrte acim ~ ’ Ns ta lle te AOR TE Aertel i dN. Ap hjgnetspin tatiana’ Cire Metin RE on pfs. we Paid D 6 So ill agp Rd Pet Shoe wo = eae nr Bn i AV iti yao " ~ =~ antane ¥04 eet A PWNS tpe bottled ane . bnew ) = - — « mati née ¥ wage by adap onli - ~ - - - > we: ~~ 4 apoae ow: oad. ie ings pela tidy “ . . — ‘ negro emage -" poe gi Say Nysebes Anifeade har ou Oe ese J 0 ts oa pe BA ‘ PASTE FUR | if ARTS | awl e | r scorer | ; Offered in the A SS 2 nn, Se | d 2 DAINTY NEW SN One-Day Sale, at SMART SPRING | $ 79 ..S rom toe to lisle ; 7 . MN al fered Fri- NEGLIGEES . * , | GLOVES | and toe. In stone, pearl ose blonde, atmosphere, ig : PER- | CNT ae ) nent and white. } ae OR JASMIN n | Siege pi es ! if FUME end TOILET WATE 4 5 go ya | i : ese Z3 sete. a a ‘a voy Modish Gloves iif Special! | 4 of Silk .....79c¢ We. | ‘ teres a eee Friday Only! + ee hg is NEW SUIT oe ad wan 2 “Sea / pg | . le For Friday Only! tyles, wall sr ogg satis if met 44 bottles, | sale events is this offering of love- | , Most unusual are these lovely, broidered,turfiback H@ FR SEMECLES each ....59¢ | ly Negligees at a very special sav- - > the tailored well-made Gloves .» . of soft kid, “uff styles...wanted col- | : | ing. The assortment is wide . . . ay ; Beautiful ‘ + Sat t in the “ay wane vo gg emer | cumge | oft vein wad cnt i | iwc | goer cee | In the One Day Underselling ’ , , r a a limited number of ca loor ors. Sizes 6 to 8. if , : ath if ersellin —Mein ital aalinged ‘ctsles 5 or th ae : ) . : remnant SEAee-? if In the One Day Und , 6 . * weeee. | coon ow vated ahamel models! Si J | pointed wolf -. + each a Gloves at this se special one-day | For Friday Only! : For Friday Only: | a | Some ere of exquisitely a meet exceptional value at waeeneeene _ : | y y- , : dai 1 tints, other: age: price. ew Gloves of wash- | inty pastel tints, others a able chamois-suede fab- 39c + St , if : im gay .« . and prettily KLINE 8—Third Fleer. : 1 . ~ ' rie offered Friday at s ore Le | 3 ; 4 colored ted effects | fered ie» ling KLINE’S—Main Floor. - KLINE’S BASEMENT , if al > | “~ ke i | ers, $32.75 | | AAS MONTH-E 3 ie fay Vviyve. \ Considering the im- , - | d taupe with beau- i aed ey portance of Ensembles CLE A N.§ pe | | cts that are much ‘3 : di my ae the Mester meds... , | ng room, dining i 2 \ if bis : y this very special saving . ° = } : ae $16.75 Dresses, 63 in the pier but ex- ip b: See EE : is one which women group, special a ne uel | —s ie > . zy et 5 antie $75 Imported Evening Frocks, just 14 $] 8 7 , In the One D ay | In the One Day Faster Underselling Event | Underselling Event Tempting values! 0 one ~ = PEST IIR E CEREUS CASE ETI C TTT, TT PTeSCTETT STITT TILL TL ELETES iit SR EO RT OE le eR RD ANON ence eeane apenas . he California meat... :.$2.95 semi-sailor of horschair, mbroidered with an om- in contrasting or ombre A soft, crushable Hat to e heads. . ~~ es A ached names ne patitthtetinetseeemntineacageensemnennatecomaree ee aE | = ~~ cS . a w« ™ —— aa hii Ta ~ a” ~ wey a . — i a an ttle > ~ ah i Qe * 7 ; ad . a . — ’ 4 rs ow « pe ~ & \.. +. 4 7 _* * n . . 7 ~ = ° . we A ey ure -o & _— PP. Se + Hn we yy tear, = ~ ’ eh ee * ° teen, J — a Te 2 - ~ Hs a ee ety te > wy . ae A ee, ! / -* - e- er . a A ete 5 eee ee smartly ‘styled. ....in offered Friday ., “teen three-piece models... . Handbags, worth three times this $] 00 T ds, $2.97 ie 4 aL ie Ai A and exeellently tailored | if ali & & Me of tweeds and novelty a rae \} |. allover fancy Jac- if Sr Be fabrics! | | | 2 $ 95 inches. Come in . 3 FY joor. , ) Very slight sec- if ' Costume Jewelry... .pieces worth « \ | ~ at this price. Blouses of crepe de great deal more, Friday at chine in matching col- ore...0f very poe Umbrellas. ...in popular styles, $I 00 Sweaters if you prefer! — just 25 offered Fridgy at ° a ey In this special group we Main Floor. v. eeded in d cat- . een Soaeirte. entra faa ‘ : x5 thine weeayllanapipaeen te * RRL dha Rater cel ain lly ahaha dana od = The colors include the approved shades of tan or gray....as well | a fs Yana eh Fi drees are included...in sat- fancy mixtures which e are very smart! : broadcloth, ——— Dresses, every fraction me Ea In correct color- ariginal price sexe x $2 95 ings! These Ensembles may . ° be worn with er without Raincoats, originally sold to two or @ 4 (/) the eeats! | . 2 gee Riese MOPS w ote ® sarang Oe a Sor . oy . . 74 0 emer, eRe MEME -ve Gee etme ~ tha HR oe tee A hh! a ELE Nhe LOLOL DLAI RPT Ue : : Ry ‘ . rf ‘ on igh pc wd eh 0 Oi dm ew berelhs One Fate er ty Cte hh a ~ Peeeeer reece reese eee kets eneseeserenes BORER RES LALLA EET EEE EC Eee cee eee eo erioreoses alps elit RLIES—Third Fleer. SRE 1 ya in Ray ee ne kaePN Ere - ee copa 2 : —— ¥ EO, ee aA Yee > WP © eres ar 7a + Maw Aan ‘ SAS 75 ER per k= se i. nS f, Gs vi Pas ; 2 i Pat SEN Ca. Ee ee ener getter Ss Rea, WE LAL. Cer aan on eee ae Ay. EE OR ARS eR Da Ub atm Gea gk 4 kore Us tg 4 Baa Set ob . “a M : * Pe RPS SE RS oe ROR ge ONE Seating Sil ee Be MY ot PM Naess, bee CP ae TER Sen? 2 OW ae ce Re: atime yale Sine Soha ae eres ae ae a ee ey ee ey. en eee my we RRM. lp oF ‘ ba RS 3 - AS Re SS eS Rye te | ee) Re eben . ¥ ® Ma | ee Tht Yt P * —— PA “ _ ' « —~ 2 Se hae ties

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH me rit POST- a Be THURSDAY. MARCH 29. 1928__— Neen nnn creer creer euysee rcs TotceroeTe Tera ooiios a bowe dvsness assenueseesaeae MAYOR'S TRANSIT ) 3 12500 Pairs New Easter F ootwear | 1 PLAN COMMENDED foxve a sxe -1t.tveiteanasinceaall ~ BOYD-RICHARDSON~ ny a ee indian titel “a, 42 A2 Beautiful Styl es | 3 | Pn . “a : Boos ve I Directors of Chamber of Com- Just Received mn oer — 3600 ; cs Friday Is Boyd's Style and A resolution tomm: ding Mayo : = 4 me Ga Y aa “Ee NAA RARABAPARARARA ae , - * Ww rian 2. fo : pst) RA AE 4 leak a toe eeee . et pe re Co te aS t : > 5 GRAS ne ROA oA ai ad eons a pee aa tt WAR, es Ne : “ eae ae von ves ~~ * ? > . inl * ae Ene ee ‘ we eas ; sian eee ae, Se mee a is tage” short vamp. Harold M. Bixby Over 50 New ; dh ’ e& a meiman of the board. in a letter te > “ , y 66 ° 99 . Ly — ey iS Mayor Miller today said ‘Interna! |] = reations rat il ireenawiation pice of the mais $ 85 . |; questions confronting eur cit a 85 $ be ' » cm} its future growth. We therefor: F . fée] that your desire to zet at t As pictured above in Parchment , ma facts concerning our transporta- Es: Kid, Patent or Satin. High spike FM | tic ad | on needs, is a wide one inde: vam mn : [lh Lhe heel and short P- f ihe Board of Directors Im stil- ee ~ 7A LLL LOL LETT Tere oan ~~ — cial session desire to commend yor Mail Orders _for your constructive stand for a 3 Filled FFranspertation Survey Comaslials1 The Boyd policy—all broken lines cleared from stock at the eto ae as ee end of each month. Reductions that guarantee quick sales. Charge Accounts FB) into just what the city expar : - j hat the cit: msion Washington pec Cor. amen =i Invited fe will require in the way of adequat "PA AP ARA AAPA i. transportation | dicates a keen appreciation of t! SHOES > P VER 24 | a 4 , | 24 slightly soiled garments. All- 2 NE-DAY SERVICES 3: t oe Se Se SP Se 3) 38 iri portance St. nd ti $14.00 Boyden Oxfords, in blacks and tans, | ‘Sg Cho; ga re | bie ie | woo ice new patterns. + ‘¢ pap new Chamb er of wl from our regular stocks. One day only. ~ 1129 cen a nad net only to ffes . co: 1 0 5 $5.00 Qualities $3.95 © MAin 4847-48-49 | mendation but iS assistance it ~ 7 7 tu é Ts ve ¢ Tor ~t- 74 on nage €ly and inteilgentiy faci Tien teattche on. Giemini: adnan | $8.50 Quelle «i ...i.. . . | meetings Vefore the adjournment o $3.00 and $3.50 Pajamas at... $2.15 | 48 pairs . . . all-wool, RS Sizes A, B,C, D ne | ant to be : dininiad on id th $2.50 Pajamas at $2.50 Qualities “eevee eeeeeeeeeee & 9 last minute rush of business. | a In sizes B, C, D only SHIRTS HOSIERY | 50 dozen Customaire White Jacquard Broadcloth Shirts. Broken lines of fine qualities, $1.50 Fancy Imported Lisles $2.15 $2.50 Plain-Colored Silks , ae 25c Fancy Cambrics. .......... 18e 1 Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis Owned fll Ouse Bt. Mpuis WELE. RECOMMENDED! No one chooses a doc- tor or lawyer unless he is well recommended. By the same principle the conservative as well as the economical shopper makes « STAR SQUARE STORE headquarters for general shopping. Thousands recommend STAR SQUARE because of its golden reputation for intez- rity and square dealing. Buy there...it pays’ Protect Your Auto Interior With a Set of Star Square — is WD : SEAT COVERS [oper QUALITY CUSTOM-TAILORED High quality Seat Covers. Made of best grade mate- rials. Attached with new type removable fasteners. Complete color seiection. a Lg Cewers fer entir: aute in- terier—standard site 2- deer ceaches. Regula: 18.00 values — Ont, Certified ; Inger Tubes Certitied seu3% Cl & cme rerararararararar a ar i a i i tt ae oe ee oe Odd lots and broken lines of fancy silk Four-in- Hands. $1.00 and $1.50 Qualities at — ~-, i _ $1.50 Wide Leather Belts (black only) . +. 2 3250 and $3.50 Qualities at $1.50 Fancy Suspenders ......4..4.eee0000- 958 | FOR CHEVROLETS te ‘ Coupe... 4.95 Tudor Sedan... $ Coach. . 8.55 4-Deor Sedan. . ; Sedan... : 8.85 29x4.40 , 30x4.50 .. 10.95 12.95 . 13.95 t : . 8.95 é Large 4-pass. coupe tome ., 10.95 SEAT COVERS INSTALLED BY EXPERT AT MAIN STORE FOR MODERATE CHARGE LO Em ER FIRST QUALITY PAINT TIME @RIS HERE] SoopRics COMMANDER CORDS Bey with confidence absolute paint satisfaction; paints lebaled with this sign 30x3: 5.65 FE 2 = #888 Ol PONT CES : In Boyd’s Subway (Downstairs) No Exchanges or Refunds—No Charges Lo . = Two-Trouser 7 , Two-Trouser =, ll surts 15 suits . = 7 e - : Broken lots—sizes 33 to 40. Including longs and : Broken lots—sizes 3 to 40. ls: ote No shorts. No alterations. | alterations. New Spring Extra Quality One-Trouser Suits..$21.50 One-Trouser Suits . $23.50 Extra quality fabrics. Well tailored. Spring pattermn /.50 Raincoats sees Broken lots—sizes 4 to 40. Odd patterns. | Bostonian Sample Shoes $7, $8 Shoes...$2.95 | $5.85 Sizes 51; to 7 and 9, to 11. Black and tee Oxfords and New Spring samples—sizes 614, 7, 742. $7.50, $8.00, $650 fe mgh Shecs. 99.00 values. : . 21.25 5 , J ives Mounted Funo—MHeon City D * +7) a g-s 4 FRIDAY SPECIAL FLOOR AND DECK ENAMEL First Quelity ; esc INNER TUBES P ; 30x3i . . , Be PREPARED PAINTS 29x4.40 . 1.48 ee ee ee ary 7 Good selection of patterns. Well tailored. ee Soke on Quart FENDERS 9 fats Fer 1926 Ferds = SNE Bi - Front, each .. .3.96 DUPONT ENAMELS Rear, each ._.. .2.95 Pint Seine Gallen : Complete set. . 12.45 85¢ { 50 . ae Fer 1925-26 Chevrolets Gal. . 7.00 39 Front, each .. .5.75 ALL STAR SQUARE STORES Are Authorized Dealers of DUCO— Rear, each ... .3.765 Vernishes Paints, ‘Stains and Enamele—Made by DU PONT Complete set .16.95 ; a cs Bolts, ass'td, 3$ GARDEN HOSE 1129 Lecust St. Stere Only Ferd Dust Shields nee ‘Tee | FISHING TACKLE secret peereeeeeani ~Y ~ : Se STORAGE BATTERIES In Rubber Case 6-¥. Li-plate Battery pre 6s E van a 13-plate Batte ry 95 P age Price . : g - 6-V. 15-plate Battery Large Size. Exch. Price 69.65 These Batteries Guaranteed 1 Yr. stricken with an (run-down condition) \ No pep: endorance: coustatly $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 $1.50 & $2.00 | $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 $4.00 & $4.50 8 | A on ieeepaneadh tudo Shirts Neckwear sand — - eee eat pure yeast end feel the thrill on 7 $1.50 8 5c | sat = nnd ere eRe Oe RA OK aa aaa of returning health and vigor! There’s no yeast so pure, so 5c convenient and so palatable as . quality ‘Shirts, White ana _Btekem lots of fine Neck- | q Yeast Foam Tablets. The ful! | colors. Neckband and col- wear greatiy reduced. | Madras. breadeleth and energy of yeast concentrated in ) lar attached. Seme are sec- are small tasty tablets. Try them | : todey! Only Se for the handy packet or 50c for the large 10-day ff . $4.50 & $5.00 75c & $1.00 ete | Shirts Neckwear Pajamas The majority are salesman Raven knit im crochet and 6 Samples and seconds of Stitched and lined Belts of sampies ef a2 well-knews epen-eed styles. Broken twe well-krewn makes. leather. Broken coler make. Sizes 14° and 15. lets ef silk Neckwear. selection. Battery Terminals 6c. Battery Hoidown Clips, pr., 4Be * - 10-qt. Minnow Buckets 4 25 ‘ Runningboard Fish Hooks, box of 100 % Moulding, 6-ft. length, ‘We Knockout Wheel 3? Pullers, for all cars, C Mg Luggage Carrier 39¢ (4. = : ngston Carburetors _._. 2, 85 Ford Dash Oil Gauge at aS Steeicote Enamel, *. Duco No. 7 Polish Straw Seat Pads Wedge Cushions Bike ‘>-Gal. Water Cans. 29 Whiz Auto a lb.. 2608 Boys’ Apparel....In the Subway $35 Student Suits,$23.50 , $18 TwoKnicker er Two trousers—sizes 33 to 33. Good patterns. | Sizes 7 to 10. Good patterns’ and qualities. $2.50, $3, $3.50 Shirts, $1.45 _ $3.50 SWEATERS, $2.45 Vics Silas tame ne Sizes 12 tw 14. V-neck. New patterns. Sizes 30 to 3% \ o , SC 7 if \ ~~ . + 4 re y ft oy ; " Sa “aN rs +l * & & 4) ‘NORTHW ESTERN YEAST CO. 730 No. Ashland Ave., Chicago, Ii.

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—— S BRING $1,927,900 ma ans 10 Get Big Bonus ~ + From Sales. = SKA, OK., ee, eee | March 293.— w 128 leases on Oklahoma oil master day bro. ight $1,927,900 for Osage Indian tribe. Beet the leases were bought , | JRE FOR MEN” | » Mariand Oil Co. and the cots Sa Gypsy Oll Co., $676,160, and two were bought by the Texas Co. for $406,000. The 10 highest léases bought by the Marland and Gypsy companies | were located on a former naval re. | Serve where two g00d producing | wells were brought in recently. The territory was a gift from the Osage | Navy Department | | failed to comply with regulations | tribe, but the and it reverted to the tribe. } ee ADVERTISEMENT A Pipe Smoker u ! 2 touseremedies | depend upon ‘‘dope’’ whasnarcotics, chloroform, ortar products. They your cough tempor- numbing the tissues, st cough mixtures do, | is not bomougn > ree most germ- "naturally, the. the 777 a lasti short time-—and it is walutely harmiess. 4 Seld by all draggists in - Jergeand « botties | Offer them a pi in Australia in partnership, fot; : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY, PAROLD VANDERBILT'S FLYING BOAT BURNED Monoplane of Fokker Design, | Valued at $60,000, Had Speed of 115 — By Leased Wire From the New | York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | 29.—The | | new Fokker flying boat: of Harold | '=S. Vanderbilr, | and a 100-foot steam yacht being | } constructed | Sportsman, were | night NEW YORK, March valued at $60,000. Caleb destroyed when flames ‘swept Purdy Boat. Co. plant and the ad- | joining Vanderbilt seaplane hang- | ar in the Bay View colony of Port | for last | ;,.{| Washington, on Long Island Sound. Havin ei a smoker for the | twenty-aix years, I have never pment _actoss any tobacco to com with your Edgeworth. It is a to smoke, does not affect the health in any way whatsoever, and is most coo!- beg Se mtnmng to the palate. one I come in conversation with that is a smoker, I always intro- | duce your Ed “4 h and if possible Once more I say it is a tobacco fit for anyone to smoke. The loss was estimated at more | than $250,000. | More than a dozen speed boats, | belonging to wealthy persons and | stored for the winter in tHe Purdy boat house, also were destroyed. The fire for a time threatened | much water front property along | Long Island Sound. The Vanderbilt flying boat was | @ monoplane of Fokker design made last April for commuting to | New York. It was capable of | cruising on the water and in air! at a speed of 115 miles an hour with six persons on board. It had a wing spread of 59 feet and a 456 firmed. WASHINGTON, March 293.—The Senate has confirmed the hetween the United States MARCH 29, 1998 Cattle Treaty With Mexico Con- treaty | livestock interests of the of the and contagious diseases. two countries through the prevention . introduction -of infectious! The | and | treaty was signed last March 1¢. | Mexico designed to safeguard oe Miles an Hour. * | Bragg, | the | New Blatz Premium Display Room Watch for big Blatz announcement thie paper Sundar. Details about Grand Display Opening of Blaitz Premium m at 7D Pine St. Hundreds valuable premiums on dirplay—al! be given FREE to §&St. Don't miss this big event. labels, ; Louis house- wives for Riatz Bohemian Malt Syrup in Roaches millions of homes use FLIT Quick + Safe - Sure of to We Specialize in School Children’s Repairing and Lenses Duplicated, Lowest Prices. Price Inclodes scientific examination hy our expert optometrists and positive satisfaction guarantee. 28 YEARS ON PINE ST. Larce Lenses for Head. ache, Distance. Reading or Kest. Non-Astigmatic Convex Combinations Only, Bifocals, $2.70 Latest Frames. Some as Low as $1.50. R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL CO. ,,,°'%, Protect Your Skin Against The Weather CUTICURA Soap and Ointment will help you. After motoring, golf or other outdoor pastimes anoint the face and hands with Cuticura Ointment. After five minutes __.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lt ed a A i EE ee, , - A A AKA A A KL KA 4A 4 4A 4 4 pb 4A 4 4 DL KL Li dL dD dL A dD D4 ~ - - Exchange Store Reconditioned Furnitare Bargains! ALL STYLES AND SIZES —REFRIGERATORS $40.00 75-Lb. “Gibson” Door Refrigerator .... $29.75 100-Lb. Golden Oak Refrigerator, $11.75 Porcelain Lined, Front- LNHelch A Ce % Bleck East of Jefferson Arenuse $36.50 100-Lb. $14.50 White Metal Trimmed Air Tight Construction Side Icer $24.75 75-Lb. Golden Oak Refrigerator. IMMENSE SALE!! . $9.75 Living Room 3- Pe 3- $ S $165 Bedroom Suites Pe. Bedroom Suite—drees- er, chifforube & bed. 844.50 150 5-Pec. Suite Suite, lat. design, $69.50 Open Every Night Spring -Filled loose. iving A Wonderful : 40 &-Pe. ab I; m™ $119.09 Oversiufied Sis5 9-Pc. Din ’ Sale of Davenette Suites $65.00 3-Pc,. Cavenetie Suite... .$34.35 3-Pe. “Kroehler” Davenette Suite. $14.50 $52 Mahogany-Finished Davenette (Ge: juine Kroehler) . ointment by » . a k we » sa “ oat Bk ne eR ene ow suing peal: A rela treme otaate 2 oe is eerie 4 Ce Rid WN ee ereenib nd ve eeestaain tS > pete Atte, a , Ki, " sath a Py: eat in. ae free Pate — =e er : " . EA A EC REO ey te IO re ge nig SS + Rips tyr ie eae teen allie, Senet. _ * ? Se “ om oh’. ae oails ee: > ate roa ep merry e, ee ee ee ee eee wT an te» LUPO MRL GINO IMEN Cy IIE GE oncendltit ite Seem BOM ws PEE ae ry, ee of OP tg ete e e Pte reer Pik Sees, Ashe OBR kg _ ~ bom A | horsepower motor. The cabin was es enclosed and cowled in like a speed boat. NOES. SDP Sg wash off with Cuticura Soap and hot water, rinsing with tepid or cold water; dry thoroughly. There is nothing better for keeping the skin soft and clear un- der all conditions of exposure, Soap Zc. Ointment 25 and Be. Talcum Be, Sold everywhere | = 5 _ Address ; Boers mcmama | “Western Auto’s NEW REDUCED PRICES! Yours a: A. Jones. | | Hungarian Statesman Dies. ~ | BUDAPEST, March 29.—Count | : Extra High Grade | Aurel Dessewfly, former president | of the Upper House of Parliament, | ‘smoking’ Tobacco | died here yesterday at the“age of ' R32. ‘- ots fa-3 ~~ PIES \*AhAbAabsAaseab Sahel Ad balsas A + . ios en — ns . — ~ — " _ ib mys ” ~ ON hl 4 I NO AN RE EER ERIN ARI BIG TE Hm YA A ee ARE Ae -2 OMS . “Bed Davenport’’ “S-Piece Carved’’ LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT °119 You simply must _.see this marvelous 5-Piece Outfit— luxurious davenport, ex- quisite club or wing chair of the same jiandsome de- sign, attractive floor lamp and shade, and sturdily — ar io constructed end table. Each piece a tribute to Master Craftsmen. Bedroom Suite If you want something new and distinctive in the latest period design Bedroom Suite, Here's your bargain. Bed—Dresser — Chifforobe | —Vanity Dresser,. “POUR PIECES” in_ beautifully blended finish. The greatest value in years. SEE IT! $235 Bedroom, $148 - 1a ; 18 ~ — - = oat te > on ‘ —_ 2 EE A EN OL OREN Se ERS NE Ln Veh mae . . Eyer n a ar eee In keeping with our policy of offering the greatest possible values, we are pleased to announce the lowest prices that we have ever offered on Western Giant, Wear- Well Tires, and Wizard Batteries. Take advantage of this opportunity now at the opening of the motoring season to equip your car with these high grade guaranteed tires at these low prices. Large complete stocks, new fresh tires. Every tire carries factory serial number and is backed by adefinite mileage guarantee. Millions of our tires now in daily use everywhere. With our enormous buying power for our big chain stores and our direct-from-factory-to-car-owner system of distribution, we are able to offer you these exceptional values. Our 19 years’ reputation for fair, square dealing, and our millions of dollars of resources stand back of our guarantee for quality and service. N 229x440 ~ ‘WESTERN GIANT CORDS ~ Western Giant Balloon |i GUARANTEED 12,000 MILES | THIS NZW 1928 ‘AUTO OWNERS’ SUPPLY BOOK onl BEING MAILED SEND US YOUR ORDERS IF NOT CONVENIENT B10 COME TO UR STORE. » White Shirts. Completely Equipped 6-Tube Radio Hear this Radio. It's the marvel of the age! Clear, tremendous vol- ume! Beautiful two-tone finished cabinet — built-in cone oud | — Pe - rs RE OR LG RAE Ne hm mh Commi 7 . > e : 7 * be rs Se ssn bP eryghie ory Penney ~~ a ae he “4 Rote thao on ee ee ee ee ~edimenln Att tnt tate CO epi tate i ayaa reap PR LL ARON Le LONG OT Oe CLE CRIT il Sam ‘ : : ; : " , a a ~ 9 +p ei * ings 5 r x 2, . 6 ae 2 ~ , o ‘ 5 . e w . se at - 0 . ay ren + > a aes =. Tt costs as much to build Western Giants as any other high-grade ttre. Plenty of rubber, the best selected cotton cords, and skillful workmanship, together with balance, beauty and scientific non-skid tread, make them com- pare favorably with any tire regardless of name or price. High Pressure Cords Inner Tube | Balloons Inner Tubs 30x3'% Cl 4-ply.$7.15 $1.20 | 29x4.40 . $8.15 $1.35 30x32 CL 6ply. 9.65 1.45] 30x4.50 . 8.65 1.78 30x3'2 SS. 4-ply. 8.35 1.20] 30x4.75 ..10.95 1.80 31x4 SS.4ply.11.85 1.45| 29x4.95 .11.95 1.80 32x4 SS. 4-ply.12.35 1.48) 30x4.95 .12.35 1.85 32x41, SS. 6-ply.17.55 1.95| 30x5.25 .13.65 1.95 30x5 « SS. 8ply.23.85 2.95) 31x5.25 .14.35 1.95 | 35x5 SS. Sply.25.35 345! 33x6.00 .18.45 220 | aN All other sizes at prices that offer proportionate savings Pa REX CORDS Sea .02"30x314 Cl., $4.33; 29x4.40, $5. = = WEAR-WELL CORDS GUARANTEED 8,000 MILES Made of the same high-grade materials and with the same expert work- manship as Western Giants, but slightly lighter in weight. ] | 30x3% Cl. Oversize . $5.95 | 29x4.40 . | 30x3¥2 Cl. Std. Size.. 5.65] 395450.... 7.35 30x3 Clincher .... 5.45) 39.475 915 9.35 955 | 31x5.25 ....10.85 30x5.77 ....12.45 | | 10.35 : TIRES AND BATTERIES INSTALLED FREE WIZARD BATTERIES--NEW REDUCED PRAES GUARANTEED 18 MONTHS No better battery built, regardless of name or price. Our tre- mendous volume and direct-from-factory-to-car-owner, chain store, cash system of distribution enables us to offer you genuine Wizard Ratteries at prices that save you from $3.50 to $15.00 on each battery. Hundreds of thousands in daily use on all makes of ears—everywhere. Trade in your old battery on a new Wizard. Price OUR NEW REDUCED PRICES ‘*3""°" JUNIOR— 11 thin plates, special for Ford, Chevrolet, Whippet $6.25 WIZARD— 11 thick plates, for Ford, Chev., Essex, Whippet,etc. 6.95 WIZARD— 13 thin plates, special for Ford, Chevrolet WIZARD— 18 thick plates, Buick, Hudson, Hupmobile, etc... . WIZARD— 12-volt, for 1915-26 Dodge Q0 65 * and WIZARD Super - Pewer—} war (2- Bway ene Na All Wizard Batteries Given FREE INSPECT ION and FREE WATER At All Our Stores. | Western Auto Supply Co. ‘‘World’s Leading Auto Accessory Stores”’ DOWNTOWN STORE - LOUIS STORE WELLSTON STORE ws hgh $907 Easton Ave. 811 Washington 336 Collinsville Ave. STORES OPEN 7:30 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. “AIR-TITE” —-FULL- “PORCELAIN” Constructed for Ice or Installation of ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION The interior is of one solid piece of triple-strength, glittering snow- white porcelain, with rounded “bathtub” style corners; large and roomy and fitted with fine re- movable nickeled mesh shelves which are made te permit a max- imum circulation of cold, dry air. Kixterior is strikingly beautiful, displaying shining white full ~ eelain bedy with highly polished, heavy nickeled rustproof trim- mings and hardware as illustrat- ed. A masterpiece! it! “PORCELAIN” »* e+ me wtine as “ a ae ~ sansa “4 me ~ . . : ; ; Pe . : is : e aig 4 , =. - ~~ ; = eel . s 4 Gg Hen aoe + : - : . ; ‘ : '* he : : by uj ts £ ty d » el - “s rat ‘ “ b>-8 4 ’ : ; 2 4 ; Fhe a . > *, e®*ee os a lipeesa . a 4 3" re > BOS : a i : say eeteeeeeet ' , + Ras . Sea hs Bias. ' tet ree oe + se Sra Bh RR Ss, ‘ f “i vaay es ie , 5 -ae, ee , goss . ‘ eli “5 + yeosh: > ja eal st Spee. 7 — th | . BS 2 pba Pr tha : 2 ° 4; Mets. B--S - Stas g 7 « 3 ; Ou ur30O Days eT LIAL OFFER : : Mel is your opportunity tof ) test out Western Giant Tires om your own car. If you do) | mot agree that they are the) greatest tire value you ever saw, return them to us within | 30 days and we will refund | your purchase price in full. All sizes. * © ote @# @¢6 @ NATIONALLY KNOWN FAMOUS “AIR-TITE”’ Dining Suite *119 Mle Shoes : 10-LAYER CORK BOARD INSULATION ‘‘Exquisite’’ $200 Val. 9-Pc. Save 2020 0%. \Y | Western Standard Tubes : Standard Size, Standard Weight, Carefully 00 & $4.50 ; Tested and Fully Guaranteed. . |L00K AT THESE REDUCED PRICES! yeaters 27x4.40 $1.25 $2.45 29x4.40 Reg... 1.35 lots of coat rs, 1.70 Sweate $7.50, $8.00, $8.50, a (eee 1 1.78 1.80 .. 1.80 . 1.85 , 1.80 , 195 1.95 2.35 i— | All Other Sizes at Proportionate Savings. — the | > ; : ; ’ ’, welne ' > 7% : ; ' i ’ ’ . | ' a . =a ' | . . : . : ' 4 ; ' : ; | ’ 1 ’ . : : - ‘ - = . ’ } ' . ‘ , 7 : Pa , ~~ . & Jn ° . - ~ ~ « : ~ ’ : - . . ee er eres a a ee ’ patie he thay te , ming, ser om - ee + ny te - ee oe udiandtenr uses . es ha ah «lt ‘ ee — “ . 7 . nbd dnciiand ee ee ee hep erase 2 Care » oa Ne Pe as Oy nn en. ~~ oa tae * * oan eee , nid a lalnents-iesint hh 1a ae ee ee | a ee een fr Keak es by minting a? ae a . manatee > sPaey)s > _ 2 fo ‘. oe BEC Retbinds iginacinl CUCM Kies Pa Lag a em Age gta ne Ae Ne coe RS ’ . apheresis eee « Sea taeas 55 in a en oa tt Paar =~ ne oer = fir~ sarnieerqnaatiblinaneias sreeomipe be an cetacean a are pecan Radja win paeeren, ® a AR ; ’ pirates aioan - - . 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Nae + ~~» * on . = « * © t 9 | wee ae Sk om, bo aise viee nee ~ P o . . , * a > ws en or - - a ' * " . . 4 . $ 9 . a ~~ - : ; — nally ~ . ee “* ° eas “ . > : oe. 4 s a ae ee " . ? * he - . e “ e or Y a > & % i ‘ * * -~ ~ o a ee + . - " ~ « . e . e . as - ~s e * —— . 7 e om, iter we A a . : en | « vr ~ ——,. e. * —— ’ _2 ~ + . e oe ~ > - - we : ” ~— s 7’ . as . . » e . — ; wok ya Mw » , ‘iy « . a —& ~ . ss ys 0 Pa, ¥ ‘ ; a % a ” — a * * ~ -— * w - _ . - “ => _% a +> ies _ - . ** > » * * . be a : * ie on — . /- .* ~~ ae a ae ow a w : y - han Red ale es 4 Oo Fee . ; he P _. ~ e ™ ; t » : . “ re ‘ a8 + ah ee oe a “Bn i/ - y VO en C a ’ ‘ Pape saitinind om and SSa — — Tt | —S — . RE ET MNS ok Oe + : = . = Pp ? - vote. * . ” . $1.50 ather Belts 75c and lined Belts of ther. Broken coler ton. $150 Dining Suites, $98 $210 Dining Suites, $127 YOUR OLD FURNI- TRADE X0O0r o1n FORNT- teed for one year) on easy credit termes. on new. “LIBERAL ALLOWANCE.” Phone “PAY WHILE YOU RIPE.” GArfield 6662 for Appraiser. . 50 MILES “FREE” DELIVERY s ‘ ~ , > Pe - = - . _— eo ~~ 5-1107-1109 OLIVE STRE : ee —— ON ce online. Buy finest quality Wil- TIRES— liams Tires (fully guaran- — a ~ <n LPO. Oey TOR OC abet Np A te ee oe ee oe Te aw, ee ee ae = ' —— a q*oa" =—_eww wy Suits, $12 and qualities. » $2.45 wn ——- — _— — - - - -_—— = — 2 — — —~ . n — — — — ss _— ie * A EE a The Sunday Post- “Dispatch has the only color rote ig magaziaoe in St. Louts. ¥

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ate Re stich «sa eS hgh ee nae, He! eee, bib Lye . By ee «hak A te es . ied gta ae > ae Be a s RG ey ee See + RE et Raoaiee a}: ‘eae dei - BAR DRT ME is aw »PAGE 14_. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FAMILY CHAUFFEUR WHO KILLED | THREE SENTENCED TO DEATH Ey the Associated oa Press. SAN ANGELO, Tex., March 39. —Newton Byrnes, 24 years old, who confessed he killed three | | Myrna, her mother. Mrs. Juergens, and Mrs. Rose ni a | ployed him as chauffeur, was con- mother of Mrs. Juergens, were victed of murder yesterday an@ ,nieg with a hatchet in their home. | gentenced to death. He was tried yiarch’ 3. Byrnes said he killed ; |for the killing of Myrna Juergens, | them after a quarrel. He had been |42. The jury deliberated 50 min- | employed by the family four years. utes. |The date of execution was not set. members of the family which em- | fight, | ination, ' tempered HAY DENIES BOLTING FROM REED IN 1922 Senatoria! Aspirant Says He Did Not Join Movement and Advised Against It. avoiding an intra party Charies M. Hay. Democratic senatorial nom- last night made Still for the candidate | another | reply to an attack by | |_ Joseph J. Mestres, chairman of the | | Democratic City Committee, who, this time, questioned Hay’s party loyalty in past campaigns. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Iinoisan Dies in Desert. | By the Associated Press. VICTORVILLE, Cal. —After a four tending over the Mojave March 79. : peaes Nov. 22. months’ search, ex- | Desert. | the body of Frank Tingley, 66 years old, of Marshall, Ill, was found near here yesterday. He disap- after wandering /away from a bus. About $20 was found in his pockets. POINTED HEEL ALL-SILK CHIFFON A two-theusand mile mevie Mestres charged that Hay joined | the League of Loyal Democrats in) and supported R, R. Brew- Truly a Rare Value ar PP ILL says oa : sia: ile ilies os bs > % ae 6% ke % 2 i Fy y Pa e my a os pA de 7. a oR , ‘ Pe y ©.4 Be a & & it, © Be? : oe = > £ ; . -, oe ASS $55 ee me iy Say ‘ T3 aby. a eee. # 389 “¢ + a * oi rie * fees en7eFs FF + & * ~——— ere ee ete *- +e = o SS Philadelphia —— ———-r has enjoyed it for the past _ 45 years = manna amt: PO ee - a tateasteanineg eR ae eee I ee eee — == Now St.Louis has it «~ (Details in Sunday’ s Post-Dispatch) a So (8 ” Qe Pe oe > ~~" SS —— Poe ; Jucze id lies -. Ve - CREE: | fore and where I stand now. am armeepe sors: be Democratic pene | 1922 | ster. | Reed paign | dictated the “The people are dge where I have stood hereto- The ‘statement that I joined the League of Loyal Democrats in 1922 is not itrve. I not only did not foin in i; the movement, but I did not ap- prove it and so told the men who led it.” Mestres, in his statement, assert- ed that should Hay “by any chance ibe nominated for United States | Alaska and back. Republican, against Senator effects. in the latter's successful cam- -election. To this Hay |; following reply: well abie to | for re Pacific, 412 > ve -~ that’s our 10-day cruise up the inside coast of Sm pendous P. Carbrey, Telephone GArfield 2134, or Your Local Agent Canadian — and lighting $ 1 45 the Pais 821 Locust ‘ust «stepz Also 318 N. Sixth. General Agent Canadian | 3 $$ Lecust St., St. Louis, Mo. ADS than ALL the other St. Louts newspapers € | Senator he will defeat the whole |'Democratic ticket from Governor |down, by 59,000 to 60,900 votes.” “I dont understand Mr. Hay’s plea for party harmonr.” Chair- man Mestres stated. “It’s a great word for hi s the wooden to take in the loaded with = omer + Gestro:s 7 Smart Fur Leones 7 7 —_ —~ = . me indispensai le ac essory or ensel wants camp 'Anti-Saloon soldiers to Democratic party. | “Six rears ago when the party seen aggeciry Senator Reed, Mr. Ha: | one of the immacuilat Segoe os Loval Democrats’ who opposed him at the election ix favor of Mr. Brewster, the Repub- lican candidate. He never has apologized to the party for this act of dislorailt: Brewster, whom te supported. stood for everythinz mbic A Peauty hen in every rmnar! Pag Just HE LOVELINESS SAL tion. He then seemed to think | Laeguagetcaiaiay was the paramount is- sue. Now that the Anti-Saloon || League is supporting him he seems | wating to let that issue drop, hop- ing to win some wet rotes. People |\are mot that easily fooled. Six || Fears ago he was wrong on every || Democratic issue. Has his hope of || office changed his mind? His | owe for harmony comes too late and is too selfish." THREE PUPILS DROWNED = WHEN ON SCHOOL PICNIC GALENA, Mo.. March 23.— , Three pupfis of a rural high schoo! | were drowned in the James river yesterday while on a picnic. The dead: Lawrence ‘yres, 17; Minnie Houchin, 17. and Leona Houchin, 13. Seven school picnickers boarded a flat boat and were floating dovrn- stream when the current carried | them under a drooping sycamore | tree. All were gwept into the water, Ayres was one of the first to reach the bank and he noticed that Minnie Houchin was being carried downstream. He jumped into the water and was swimming toward the shore with her when she pulled him under. J. M. Francis, who was working nearby, got Leona Hotchin out of | the water but all efforts te revive the girl were futile. The bodies of the other two were found some hours later. | Miss Virginia Hickey, teacher of , the school, witnessed the drown- | ings and fell urconscious. Excess Fat : ’ $14.93 or A Castite COMPLEXION a Charge Purchases Payable in May. - GARLANDS laf. Lowe’ Longest Womens dbecialty ep, Arrived! Another Purchase and OF ENSEMB Made to Sell for $25 to. $49.50! Irresistible Values at. Budget your Easter purchas monthly out of income on Account. No red tape. T’S the way Garland’s do things! Here comes a timely purchase of the very Coat and ( Dress Ensembles in demand for Easter! And ‘Wig many at far less than they cost to make! The 4 event will appeal to many because of its dour ble economy . . . a welltailored Coat that can be worn as such with any froc&, and a smart, new print frock .. both at one price. The Coats are seven-eighth or full length, in a fashionable array of tweeds, twills, char- meen and other fabrics and, in some cases, are lined or faced to match the frock. In the wanted light shades and navy. * ‘ i 4 “a + > 4 * x - - a. z £ * i +; o au Py ee ~ oi B = i Pee * ae > $3 pe ee Rs Sez © % ey 4 ey * fice re ye ed ‘J ‘o- . ve + ie ae 5 2S SF: Pees 54 na “yes a. tel § oe hi . Fe 7 - ” nie oe i a ah oe . me | re oh & e3 wake s 4 way os > - s 7 os & et a | SF Ve > a e = , rome | ae F , = Bee ~ ~ - Bic = ee - I ; buat e ke aes : gare ae, — yours so easily with Dona Castile Castile is indispensable for Some have frocks in the newest prints, Any woman is beautiful who = ie RO CR Sees + x PATS Sioa RAR Ae Cs EN itil J oe a wi Pa 2 wie a Ban ay - ‘ ; aetna x * - ae eed aa . —_ e : Bs . * ~ “ a Pik Fn asa gay Ra ake ot iy eee ee ee meee way deen aa ot ae Bag) be gh, aa... on Or ae 4 FRO SMO AR Bo SO Rae CRE. es ies te aa oes ¥ iain. - \ 2 3 ee WON Ge se > ~ Pee ore Noe Se BY te cae a ame . : a) ee pata » mie ST RS RO ae a A he SS ag J Sa ited abe . R "oF Pury | a PIS BK och . Me we vr > Be an ie et ee ee RE hs @ has a lovely skin! This is the ancient wisdem of the ravish- ing women of Spain, whose glory is their smooth, firm, dewy-fresh complexions— Castile complexions! So called becanse Castile is their one beauty secret (Cas- tile is Spanish in origin, you know—first made in the province of Castilla six hun- dred years ago). And what other beauty-care does a wo- man’s delicate skin require? women who treasure their complexions! And so,hereisa wer Castile that they will ove—a Castile Bea Dona Castile! — Dona will give you a gen- erous instant lather, even in cold or hard water—#instant rinsing, too. Dona is moulded in a delicious shape for your hand, “hard-milled” so it will last, and comes to you all lovely-fresh in a smart wrap- per. Castile made exquisite! THE LOVELY SOAP FOR ALL THE FAMILY Pure Olive Oil gives Deira Castile its color, fragrance anu delicious rf if 3 : J ¢ : $1.50 Vole and Ra : aids results. tf tablets daily until down to it i ~ — formerly to $/. 3 smart. All sales final. SSNAAURAAAAAAADAANASSASSaGaNRARARAnAARaEADAA l Fr eee s 45¢ Doz. Vestal Sanitary Napkins, 4 doz. for... yon Chemises, Step-Ins, Princess Slips, Bloomers, Gowns and Main Floor—Broadwev. ' Hat Close-Out at ; Just 150 trimmed and felt Sport Hats, A little of everything frocks worth alone the price of the ensemble. Others have pleated or wrap-around skirts to match the coat and crepe or featherweight sweater blouses. Misses’ and Women's Sizes, 14 to 38 Other Sale Groups, $44.75, $58.75 Ensembles in Regular Stock to $110 | Baie Sandals. $590 Smart, new modes in honey beige kid or other Undies $ | BEusseuseeesesaauuge! TOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sith Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and Se. C

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mr WO Dae If You Cannot very Friday _ Attend This st s Sale Friday KA ~: o Phone Your RGES 2 Order i TONIGHT ity Karges Hosiery. “Onan pecially bs riced! Accepted | @ Friday! w f; rs 3 Ss, Pe Les a: x Ae apis ae ve 3 + oer ust a Step East of Ninth) ; Sixth. ‘A _ ly prints MORE WANT ees o newspapers COMBINED 4 To / 10 4 8, SUSESSeeSeuEREEE Cay “* 0 > PS é 9 ‘i 60 co if IBP” Account O your Easter purchases, pay out of income on an “IBP” t. - Accounts casily opened; tape. —_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1998. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted TAMOUS-BARR CO. ____§J, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE NEW Advance Styles for Spring and Summer Affording Wide Choice for Misses and Matrons. oe wi a 3 a ge = ~ * ki a A % a inf Ps Lt ee 7 ee ae te eee Rin ve es et, a ie ¥ y. . TS > a. . » * * Py. 7 Sa SY . ieee Ana ase 7 % - 7 4 ’ a ) " | le ee: & te \ é rs ge > ~ - ” ° . a & 7 ~ ge. i) oe @ 7 . = Newest 1928 Styles 443 459 @ One of the most important events of the season. is this Spring Sale of dainty Practical and serviceable for everyday & wear...and so becomingly styled that you can wea especially to housewives. . Wash Frocks! Dainty Dimities, Percale Prints, Linenes and Ginghams—in the a _ them for almost any informal warm-weather occasion. Those who have supplied their needs from past offer- ings of this kind are well aware that their value is far in excess of what their price would indicate. ’ Ten Distinctive Styles! Included are the youthful full-skirted models with neat basque waists that are so generally becoming. .and have such a cool, “Summery” appearance. ..as well as many trim, tailored dresses for the matron of conservative taste. Trim- ~ mings of sheer, crisp organdie, tucks, pleats, ties, folds and contrasting bands and inserts are used in new and effective ways. Sizes range from misses’ 16 to women’s 44. Many Extra Sizes, Too! Women of full proportions will have almosg as wide a choice of smart new styles as those of slighter build. Frocks in sizes - 46 to 56 are designed with straight, slenderizing lines and amply cut to allow freedom at arms and hips. Styles 124, 411, 443 and 676 are in extra sizes only. § Telesbenia: Vous Order Tonight Between 6 and 9 If it isn’t convenient to attend the sale in person, call GArfield 5900 to- night between the hours of 6 and 9 o'clock and place your order, which - will be given careful attention. Telephone Orders Will Not Be Accepted Friday! If you cannot attend the sale Friday, and it is not conven- ient to phone your order—fill out and mail the below coupon NOW! Basement Economy Store For the Convenience of Customers Who Cannot Attend This Sale MAIL ORDERS will be filled promptly: Be sure to mention number of modcl, size, quantity and colors desired. We reserve the right to substitute if models are sold out. Complete selection for misses, women and ex- tra sizes, from 16 to 56. xt Opes & @ags _~ ' a * , STu@: See Additional Space, Extra Salespeople, Convenient Grouping of Sizes and Styles to Insure Quick, Easy and Comfortable Choice. a Semi-Annual Event Which St. Louis Women Eagerly Anticipate! le of Wash Dresses > , 426 | “pales (124 | 411 | 426 435 | 443 | 600 | 602 | 605 | 676 | 724 - Quantity | el SE ; ae : : OP 3 aa ses Ae roe es rok a 5 e Fem Ng CEE pa nae oH 2 seit 2 ag ye * ert ae ea: ae | Size : | | | Golor ese ee 724 Name . escee@woee Ceeeeeaee oe ererve ees **e eee hag: eeneeee eer @ | ry Yi i YL — ‘% tf | |= $ : 4 FB EB ew Nn ~ j ; } | - / | ’ tee | i ae aN rahe. os feat ‘: ni Se % — + = T+, iene ase i | | | ; | _ ee wee we ; ' ; ; | PAGE 15 a NEMSBONS UNDER 12. | ares BARRED IN NEW YORK Gov. Smith Signs Compulsory | Educational Bilt Affecting All Children. | | | | Special te the Post-Dispatch. | ALBANY, N. Y., March |Newsboys will be taken off the /| streets at night and boys under 12 | | years old will be barred from street | sales of newspapers under any cir- cumstances, under the Dick com- | pulsory educational bill, signed by the Governor yesterday. Gov. Smith said he signed the | measure because it was recom- | mended by the Department of Edu- | heation, and he was convinced by | reports of social agencies that fre- | quent appearance ef boys on the streets was a leading cause of de- | | Linquency. | The Dick bill alse forbids em- | ployment of office boys under 14. | After making it unlawful to em- | ploy a minor under 14 in any “business or service,” this clause f& added: “When attendance on instruction is not required, the provisions of this section shall apply to the em- ployment of minors from 12 to 16 years of age, in farm service or | most of smartness and style, other outdoor work for their par- | and with their exclusive, pat- Ly seit ial ple ee | ented features of constfiic- | The bill sets: up in deta e ye- your 4 ‘quirements for attendance on full Gon they keep feet al time classes of minors under 14 and of those from 14 toe 16 who lars not employed. Minors from 14!te 17 are re- i f> attend on part-time in- dtruction. Those from 17 to 21 who cannot read and write English are required to take evening in- struction. “No boy under 12,” the lw reads, “and no girl under 18 shall be engaged in a street trade; and no boy from 12 to 17 shall be,so engaged unless a street trades | badge has been lawfully issued to him.” Two File for Circuit Judge. JEFFERSON CITY, March 2?3.— Leslie M. Crouch, Democrat, of |} Harrisonville, filed for Circuit |} Judge in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit yesterday. Hobson Hoar, Democrat, filed for Judge of Di- vision No. 3 of the Circuit Court in Buchanan County. ting : ; ’ 107 N.S St. 29.~ x, Be IO re aa rey B i, 2 ek 5 Peas > a. A i CR Sas Lame : , ae ep 7 >» => The Hoover’s ability to re- has been repeatedly proved Y in tests. We shall be glad to - + =e = |= > ee 2 ©& your own home. Because of: |. . the Hoover’s outstanding : Cash prices: Model 700 Hoo- superiority, you owe it to ver, $75. Model 543, $59.50. 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _-THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928______ | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 16 ___ Se + : es oy We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps OPERATED BY THE MAY CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE: Special! Girls’ Coats + Boys’ 4-Piece Suits For Easter Are Here in Wide Variety at $422 @ The bright new Spring patterns in- cluding those very pronounced stripes that boys like so well .. are here in abundance. So carefully tailored of sturdy wool fabrics... styled so correctly ... that therell be real satisfaction in your choice. 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ditorial Page party Cartoon Charge : ases Will Appear on April Statements os ¥ 7] 2 TWO. fl HAS CHANCE ‘AMERICAN WN NEGRO JAZZ. BAND orTH canoe : iment ir Missourian satly Increased Against “saith Trend by Three- Day Speaking Tour. a. ae ne - ae rey Shs: Meven ” “7 enue i ipdauiades 7“ i Se / “ _ ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. FFFORT TOGRUSH | DIFFICULTIES BESET U. S. IN PLAN SANDINO BEFORE FOR FAIR ELECTION-IN NICARAGUA RAINY CF ASON: Free Balloting Never Has | ELECTION SUPERVISOR - Gen. Frank R. _McCoy, | Taken Place in Country | | * Who Has Dictatorial Pow- and Marines Cannot Pro- | ers Under New Law ,to duce It, Says Writer. Have Charge of Polling. ar: | | pr: ‘Chamorro, Whose Claim \Nation Divided Giasbeshi: . Was Rejected in 1924, Asserts Measure Is Un- cally and by Factions Into’ constitutional. PAGES 17—22 MUSSOLNINOT CENSURE OF Italian Dictator’s Newspzper Organs. Declare His Plan for ; Brigading Youth Must Go Forward. | CATHOLIC BOY SCOUT | CALLED AN ANOMALY Papal Policy That ‘ “Collab. orates With French Anti- ee . yg tame a “ag toe ty. sos 7 A epthi ae . el me , eh ie 9 . . . +s pan st oi rc Fe SON EER GE GRO OGL TER iy TE RO a | Former Premiak'f Hughes Demands ‘A British White’ Policy on Immigration—Strong Sentiment Against Italians. - : —— _ | Hise 0p Som, ; scat inlay hint iipidirenidendiniedeinls & " FE KE Pe era oe son ee ee a reg page ~ "1 mye PPR te at ES ge OT: Ge Asso “ial u P 'U. S. Landing 500 More | - ee ‘ owl : sue before the authorities, who now | . . . - , Australia, March 29.— | are considering barring Negro ‘White Was the rally- ‘artists and boxers from Australia. ing cry today behind a widespread | Immigration policies were at- i¢ ly +7 . ? ‘ movement. by William | acked by Hughes with sharp words 7 ‘in demanding “a British White former Premier, to bar | Australia.” ‘Manicure Be | Negroes and Italians from tee | “Italians are coming Into this is OSITION OF DRYS ‘Commonwealth and to stem the ris- |country at the rate of 300 month- 3 ily,” hé@ said. “To whom does ‘this ae ¢ & (| = BEEN MODIFIED | ins tide of,immigration to this|juntry belong? To us or to @ Perfect manicuring by i : | continent. | Mussolini? I say nothing against mperts ... the healing Deg The exclusion ‘any nation, but this bit of earth soothing preparations that Renatc "s Hardest Fight Di- concrete form ‘belongs to us. It is for us to say soften, brittle nails and : | ‘how many shall come in. Appar- | keep the cuticle smooth ~ rected Against Possibility _ently all Mussolini has to Jo is tv | Catherine Day Antiseptic Marines in Australia!” a n at ate all Hoping to End Campaign | Before May. tae Poe iH, Asse Ss ‘aE int Bete a fostered Hughes, ia ne Areas and Groups With, Little in Common. Lae si By CARLETON BHALS, A Staff Correspondent of Nation.” AFTER THAT ROADS | WILL BECOME BOGS ne = emma ee ee ee + movement took when the House of of New South | ments out of 17 are in an uproar? What chance for free elections in the localities where the Marines | Wet Weather Rated as Ally. of Liberal General as 4é Representatives ee ' Wales ordered the and healthy. Hand jelly or ‘La Velouty hand massage follows. Main Floor Balcony Women’s Novelty Silk Gloves « Regularly $1.65 $4.25 € A splendid asortment ef } * new styles in these smooth. fitting Gloves of Milanege silk. In shades that blend with Spring costume > ee *N s = s Za "ASHEVILLE me, isha Sp o . 1 ee a é Ohare » * = . : . “~ din ae gb om ah “ne ap —" ow oe —— “ - * ~~ oa x. i a os - - — + eee ~ . eee AOE On. 6 - - . Pay ~~. & = wr TY Gs eee « ke et. ~ > ‘ * = e strep eae “ _ Fe RE RE NO Oa Ee RG nate Ree Mee aN NR cE OH ON Ls - . . ' 7 S e - - ee 7 “ee . Ane oo, —~~—* > a. » ey -—_ f ote ewe bs aeaaa — ~ te « ee e eth ite 2 ~* bi St-voginliialinsedin a a a a _ ye ee In Lovely Colorings and Designs for Easter Frocks $9.98 @ The excellent weight of | these lovely Silks will give them the draping. qualities that the -most particular woman or miss will de- | mand. Crepe and radium ~~ ~ = =. a > ~ - + ee ee enw joa. a ~ am “~ > : - * we -s n 7 eshe ~ ©. = hee we & Se eee aa ae Was — Pe egies . o Of ee yee > Ge = hte a ne . . ep ves i i . m 7 4 , “ , ee erere eee snevtettt "enititestaihe4 - “ - - . . . wn —" cree wit eee ee ee _ toda. om Y : - ; , es baie pean, athena “ wes . -* ~~ —— ae we ™ ' : oe : ser ae * ’ hme. (‘ome - e : ret . a = b a: a = o . \ ¥ 7 : " - . “ " r . Be AN ae ee tn Oe age ES ee oS NR AO ONE Ct GEE BE ete ON, ODL I GO OD Bo A EN . " . ie oni L’. sl - ff ety ° trap dewey « ~~. ee ee ~ - - 6 oan i a en . a . P as . we he on Preaie ~ | adel ~~ +0 —r _ a ge meets : sae" Ce eS ee ee nee o.-— ~~ Fee sw « ~~. © on ye ee ee ~ 7 > 4 ye te ge ee “ orm . Se aS 4 . tr . Aas xis ; » | a '18¢c 4 : ‘against instructions and also to} quarters here of the Democfatic | monthly tool mee showed tha: Two Cities Are Rivals. aires sappson ap Eaten dye sng. against the constituted authority filial devotion to the Holy Father,’ oth Carolina Democratic politics. | fight against the unit rule. He be-/| presidential candidate it was ex- ere a MESSE neat ie Granada is aristocratic, super- sepleser 0-9 htaa eg BOWS io It is expected that the sections in Uni ates Senator Simmons and | lieves he will be successful in ly j | ge , ‘Diaz Gov | stims theo regen a bw es h be successful in many | plained today the meeting had been | ——- , Sern a be left without prestige and with | Diaz Gov nner had rine similat resolutions.’ ab SUS. SCLLan, ‘ =. : | ; cial. eon iS middie-Ciass, anti- amarite far remaining tn ‘come upon the cence. in © nick are; he wants to be able to vote the) be obtained. After delivering a orm weerens te Che ‘ammo clerical, proud of its culture and ifs 25 dD ap pa ie for a | ae of- ep . ” » The extreme Fascist nader 2 2 a hich were | | : | month last year they were just | fice except with continued marine | Of time. L'Impero, comments in -plain-spok- leaders of one faction, whicn | delegates from the districts he con-| speech in Cleveland at noon, April schools. , b | —* : “Sach rs above 41 per cent. Exports of~part- occupation. : Men ~ y be termed the dry crowd. trols. He had 17 votes for Wilson): 14, in’ Hondueas.’ Caride theben ts- | | Josephus Daniels, former Secre- Virginia for three days. His en- | eek eine $2 eg the Italian city-states, Too, thes! * The State Department says | celving. & fihjoxity ofthe votes te te the Roman Diocesan Board. and S t ~ has ing any predictions this early as|gagements there, however, have peed atest ve ch » per cent of thei ove been dominated .especially | Plans to get out, leaving the Nica- | the national Cathotle —. party's ure y- 1x immense following in the east-/to what he wil) be able to do, the/ not been determined definitely. oouy's ying outgoing trade, Granada, by a number of powerful gy oe apres ape rejoinder, ~ ee Ee ; at 4 } times as result o a | Re part of the state among the indications are he may be success- CATHOLICS ON PARIS ROYALIST tle or a the United States. had coskea tee they were but 14 per cent year’s drastic action i uarantee- | ligt : : rechal, feudal, wealthy. The | Years ¢erastic action in guarantee. | “TA s A 4 J rer Imports showed the same ten- oe + ‘ings osedly fair elections. There | recognise, wal not permitted te” ae t us venerate | an@ in- t along weli with the Simmons- half the 10 districts. | N S COMMUNICATED 4 ; names of .thé families Chamorro, | '®& SUPP : : : provisional President or candidate !cline before the f,” . gays Utmost Value at an group, though his follow-| Daniels also favors an unin-| NEWSPAPER EX ency, manufactures purchased | cuadra, Lacoyo, Sacasa, Pasos loug.| @re ‘either some hare-brained Uto- | 7. presaent. “Chamorres inaiein| itmgers, “Hae » discipline and theirs, generally speaking, | structed delegation, and the two! Pope Orders That No Member of orgs ei so ed sree oe 20 | have figured in politics. |pians in the United States Govern- | ‘ ; ore : ; | r 2 I ec Ty's Ne | : ° . of the same type. | working together along this line | L’Action Francaise Can Have | ray «| blind ‘= buff with the Ame that our interpretation of the-er at Mussolini's order, | Reading |A very considerable part of the | should be able to carry their point | Services of Clergy. 19 ney | divided, even more than along the | blind-man's buff wi © - Rs, Washington treaties is opportun- the Pope’s speech seemed a Mti-Simmons and anti-Daniels|in the state convention, which does | Copyright, 1928, by the Press and Pulitzer | W©T® 19 per cent. February the im-|jines of principles, along the lines | can public. ‘istic and capricious. . d if turned or 4 , hin | ee : Publish ing Oos. (The New York | ports of partly manufactured goods | hy d haps race, for Neg oll pier Bae ss: mocrats is under the leadership | not meet tntil June 8. , World ané Post-Dispatch.) of geography and perhap , fo Negotiations on Poll, : wh tiffs poured ply 4 ] ) ~ 9 Pp ; o were 18 per cent of the total Yor | , pef the conquest (Spanish) ; : Chamorro Buiids Up Fences, years en. pon @ The new high and ow t Charles W. Tillett, a Charlotte; Reed's speeches in the state PARIS, March 29.—French Cath. the even petore tne Cong p The legal instrument for bring- ! The better to oppose us, Ghamor- }their faithful all the bitterness ct . Styles . . . made of sturdy © myer who is head of the Smith | have been denunciatory of the of- | olics employee on LAction Frans) ve pre ee ener tn aloe a | paired oan Shar pea Sree dorm oe a ing the millennium to Nicaragua Pr since ne Sent frum Rome has 2m black, brown or tan leath- ation in the state. Another) ficial graft uncevered in Wash-|caise, have been excommunicated ““* ** PEF Cente |of antagonistic indigenous srous | hae. died a . | : . | ‘in one year is the McCoy election vated by the permanency of the ) : ler olic | RESTRICTIONS PLACED ON U, S$, |= a ‘ences, slightly broken down while |teft (Liberal) parties, at the Gov- rubber heels. Noted for leadership of Walter Murphy. the Federal Government upon the! ean now take part in the activ- |e | gas. 3 ! | j few . The country is further divied | agreement, President Diaz. on May his party has been under direct ernment of the Italian etate, their good fitting quien Ralisbury lawyer, who has charge rights of the state, a popular |ities of the newspaper. a « f hin Shes nae 15, 1927. dutifully addressed Pres- American influence. Today he and serviceability. Ethe Reed campaign. ‘theme in tne South.. He has not' Pope Pius has ordered that n>. : |seographically and racially eas | die “Cc anti ideale itne, ttl ' contaihed acrimony t rd the fib- econd Cause of Smith’s Strength. idenounced Republicans, but has;member of the Action Francaise. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. tay ann Cosnage *59 vd Chamber, substantially the “sameleral antireligidus Masonic : (The Smith strength, which .1s|genounced the leadership of the | which has defied his authority and| MEXICO, Mo., March 25,.—Visit- | &jon 1s dlong the Pacific—frequ2ut 2 #2 a . eneral ivi tate and strong- | blic | : t ot li with | ‘ing hours restricted to from 2 to| cities, rich cultivation of sugar, and impartial elections,” to create; bloc that enabled usto put the pup- | suchas is used today aguignt the es ba str -| Rex . arty, c , . ~ : ' ee as , ee ee ee ttt 'catorius, can be married or buried 4 p. coffee, tobacco, corn and livesto:«, an impartial non-partitan © agro pet Adelfo Diaz into the den- iss _— sportation. The lary. and offered to secure the | cy. From what is ent verbai vio- . me ; es ¢ clergy, nor can their | costing not more fhan 75 cent fairly adequate transportation. T samy . : oe ee “ge ari owe - Pe a ase gerne po eo be Mier aa: AF This meas- day net on th seaiiainan ni ’ : ‘greatest raw-product exportation-is enactment of an adequate election | Liberals, Just as we used the » 4 lence ae What is beneath itt as : ad 2 . ¢ AS e . ‘ - “yy : ¢ abi r oa , 7 . itt Simmons st see ae ac tiara 19onesty in if ic “ airs, here by the ifrom the: Atiantic Coast—bananis. | law. the character of & hich was erals to oe Chamorro. and n ho inspires the maneuvre?. From ‘ jons severa Seeking Dry Support. | of 18 months and the Action Fran-|eral Court at &t ote set forth in a full) memorandum, We espect it to be permanently sub- : a os sr : a | | a - fles ap: . divid did the attack emanate?’ "he - aise oup has boasted that it has; sentences ranging from 30 to 99 | 0™3 200 miles apart. are divi . _ . : ea vont gs ade anid ;pealed for the swpport of the drys | cuvon dakeiie the Pope. Besides | days in agarain Cousty’s Eee: iby great smountains, jungles and] | June 10 expressing willingness to But the Conservative bloc, Uke; LiImpero maintains that i does Paes tne centers (by an argument that Reed, while | + ‘ , , es i When President Zelaya/proceed. August 26, 1927,, the oo ee to” be oo we not wish to engage in polemics ba . ; i : / ‘ — , la lia Son Sten ee 7 ; : ‘Manay 5 Casily, M. Seemingly, this was not so| opposed to the Eightcenth Amend- | yaurras and Leon Daudet, its edi-| When the prisoners were re-|'™ 19a oye stheteg won tielas NACE ae Nr ee ee la eee f ence as Catholics prohibits us from nd » favared Simi ment, believes in the enforcement itors have been placed on the Im ceived at the jail vesterday. sever: \try to put down the bivelieics 1% | Ironing as rae spore ewes ‘of the law, and holding that view | Pe a asl nepnestoceny aore pyc volt, it sank out of sight In the Government accepted the «ppotnt- ly got ose A! hand. It refused to | pronouncing those stroig Words ause Vv 1a 2ctio J 4 ‘ ‘ won E on "ov : . (puss the - electi fe oOo Dubois, Archbishop of | them the regular two-hour visiting | 3 s ment of ge ed w+ flo ne bene welts a fame Revie iy which our fervor ag Italians sug- Boards ition to Simmons. | sour prohibition enforcement act. Paris, and all the Archbishops and | period on Tuesday applied to Fed- No Railroad Connects Citles, ee ee see se # ate (of which Chamorro nowlMe Lena obeervation—that this ' The so-called church crowd does | They have contrasted this with | Bishops of France yesterday signed | eral as well as to county prisoners. | Between the two regions there ts ‘ . | tune and unprofitable speech aoe ».oq | Gov. Smith's approval of the New little intercourst, no railroad. no Nicaragua already has a Con- : look kindly en either Reed | GOV. Sm | | ittle interc ’ | . th Regularly $ 95 " : Francaise. Any priest who per-; here after four outlying jails in | stitution made-in-America, and it Kae ne = ie ski $2.5 ™m wet, but it is disposed on this | ment. _ | forms any ceremony fora member {the St. Louis division had been | travel on foot or down tropic, mos- | already has an election law made- estion to cheeses Reed rather| They have appealed to the Wui-/of the excommunicated group is filled, the county jail houses 53 | quito-infested streams. The Atlan- | wot. 1 Smith. it it cannot get a dry |80n Democrats with the argument | tice cbast is obliged to import coffee | pur State Department, Pro. poorest This same bloc in. the Chamba ; ‘risks severe discipline. ‘To return | history. 'guan Government in nvite style made of well th Senate by | a | : a . om , dds of Princeton to | has prevented the resteration of ino fhite and oth h concespiop now Béing thrashed ong F ones same progress in winning over | 2°9..+Chief Norlu and 10 natives;dent Obregon yesterday telegraphed | Spanish is spoken there. peavengh de Sogn tte aes 6 Hae pt ree by the New York bankers, The loa+ Surprise when he devoted a}+his hearers than he has time af- | arrested, in connection with the | condolences to the families of Ster- gion has suffered from carpet-bas | the be . : > ; ) ' . oo los ° , - , . ‘ ite 7 4 “mn of editoris! praise to the’ ter time in bis Missouri cCams-,) massacre of British officials at; ling Rohifs, William D.*King and | sovernment ceoms the conten, trom new transitory law row under fire, ee money for these elaborate. elec \ . é amis . : : Cw my ee - ht “or in his newspaper, the Ra!-| paigns. | : Sesh | ceiving» American officials absolute tions, McCoy fs embarrassed. thw times approached the | of Malaita Island last year bave} when their airplane crashed at. To- aloof. . ° is ae wers in the coming clectiohs. | Constabulary under American offi- arrived in Raleigh to speak,)| triumphant. He has drawn ca-"' died in captivity. juca, on a flight from Mazatlan to The Auantic coast enterprises. | py ' | el : wp rhe has| ‘Twenty-six other natives. inciud-! Mexico City | largely in the bullding, undertaken to get Amer- he gave a dinner compti- pacity crowds tn every city he has ) dent : ; 1, to the. Senator. and occu | and his predc- | | semi-indepen : : emai tl ll ,an initiate friend of both Senors i | election eianaseg where are more ing to push through an exorbitant | “are Bving” and epeaking — umsci{ to : in which accused of killing District Comuinis- | Caties and Obregon’ was once per- with renson, o” ihe Managua over. | immediate and tangible betes appropriation, to reward the Con- porns in the one in the auditorium age ‘ : a : ae” Be re .| lordshin—in the person. ysually. ©f noircs. There ia the coining | sioner Bell. Cadet Lialiies. the erew | sonal counsci to the President. He lordsnip ly he took Reed's view! he spoke, another in an adjoining | _ vessel and 15 native police some graft'-g jefe of-a depar- , How cag there be free cice- © “clean the corruptionists building connected by loud speak- | of # " : s ‘ond left & Widow and two children. | ment, whe 3 merely interested in 4ions when four important depart. ' ’ was chosen for the capital at athe realities of the Nicaraguan sit- 'party be permitted to run, why not reaffirmation of their profession of | 'do so. Murphy proposes to fight/ the night of April 14. At the head- The Commerce Departsnent’s | There nre a lot of factions in |'United States in February, Cathaite: Vinieettien aki cooled er as a result of these elections wil] | 224 would have overthrown the the principal italian elties will pass | | Catholic, lan Zz -ommie:- | latter a the congressional districts and! called off because a ‘hall couid not | constituted almost 44 per cent of idential aspirant himself, The. two cities have 4a!) | ' ! 5 se of Carias Reed plans to go into West. the innate hatred for each other cf Chamorro cites the oa ° - en langu on the Pope's address 'in 1912, and while he is not mak-| ly manufactured goods in Febru- | of the Navy, also a dry, i iiiasn tedatlan ‘the elections and leading an insur- | — : in Wet a ' a ‘rection against a President- whom 2 : whereas in February a year ago ruling families, until recently pa-/ At Mussolini's Snteti i. > Shoes ' @ievison Democrats. He does not/ful in half or a little more than| | |Moncada’s case is jdentical, and tha talia the’ Fasciat : | Thus parties in Nicaragua are|ment or somebody is playing | 4 is that of Italians of coming trade while a year ago they an insuppertabie situation, aggra- | Te mact nS been “building u his olitical ers with leather soles and ry considerable element is under | ington and of the infringement of! en masse and no good Catholic i'—the Niquiranos and the Choroie- agi . P P law. As a result of the Stimson PRISONERS IN MEXICO JAIL “No pontifical, dgcument , ever from west. Phe most populeus re- ‘controls the majority. bloc in ‘the ed States to guarantee “fair, free, been placed on the Index Expur- : ae Fascist state. B perhaps, in Asheville than else- | it an earnest plea for Republicans m. on Tuesdays and rations | We used this bloc to Beat the ure is the latest move in a fight | bootieggers sent i ; nounced his opposition to Smith. i Louis to serve ore, hardwoods. Yet these PES ORs, ; - cain ‘i. servi nt hat strange Bterct de The liecd organization has ap- | President Coolidge. replied to Diaz 5 ent, : a . - . . — * > snd} swam ps, t Phich the anti-Simmons folks ral- | the paper, the books of Charics | “country club” jail. caiveenk alien with the Pope, saying: “C naudds Affairs notified Washington his | With Chamorro’s return it prempt- | . | wives called but Sheriff Fox told | , . 1-0 . ’ the Mis- | — Pe sSwanips. iid definitely establish their op- | OPP°S* d the repeal of th Cardinal gests. We pata ourselves ” tions. Byer : , | - tryin ° control a h the ordinance against the Action | With the Federal prisoners, sent | . 4 8 se) os P@mith it considers both of | York repeal of state enforce- roads,. only difficult, prolonged in-America. dt the insistence of | / ™eritan cupervisign but no ~~ declared guilty of a grave sin and | prisoners, the largest number in its e Pull size, oe folding Must accept one of the two. | that the aay theumane ep lecdenagige = sequen sardlatigy Pierre | | of their group. : su x r : ae 4 ots vented the, reconstifution ’ ee a ee a enen ae Se | tive or six. eres population is differentiated —Car-' stance, enacted, and wh h govern- ° itutio of “te Sturdily ‘built of well-cee)) Capyri¢ht, 192%. by the Preseé and Pultizer Full after con- /. he has not made something like TULAGI, Solomon Islands, March | President Calles and former Presi-| East coast. More English than | sultation es AM pe le Amgen "guently there was considcr- | sed: 14 oh cutely neede has ment draft avhat is in substance the | pte arya : en \Singapore on the northeast coast | Wallace Springer, killed Tuesday | whose politics it is ‘practically News and. Observert the day} His tour at | cers is embarrassed. the roajl- control of forcign Sanding Uevolt a Pactor. visited with the exception of Na- | ing Chief Bassano, were sick today. The Prev dent | companics, are af P rent piatform scat at the Chasnorbe ie ett, fo eet an tid back the United Statcs. King pare their fanz at the MeCoy ; ra § . noes donee ‘ mome ri? ff, tcn Point there were three audiences, ~ The trial of the men. whe are companies «are resentful oftc Reed fer President, but Sandino '@-! servative trogps that ‘ > was a native of Springfield, Mags.. shot natine de m Weshington and then clean, ers, and a third :m g‘bote! a mile | has been sct for after Easter.

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. “STLDUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 1878 Published . by The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street —e THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles; that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, niwnys fighe demagogues of all parties, ‘never belong to any party, always oppose privileged ssea and public plunderers, sever lack sympathy with the poor, alwayw remain de- voted 10 the public welfare, never be satisfiea with merely printing nows; always be @rastically inde- pendent; never be afraid to attack wrovug, whether by predatory plu- tocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. icihaall Ss LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the author wiust accompany every contribution, but on request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive preference. penne titles, _gard to the definition of positive acts at the Buca- ‘THE MEXICAN SETTLEMENT. ‘Peace reigns between the United States and Mex- ico. The disputes about oil titles and Jand titles have been settled amicably in accordance, we believe, with both justice and law. The, United States has gained its original point, that fitles to Mexican property, valid and legal be- fore 1917, when the new Constitution was adopted, are deatirined: While Mexico claimed that the Con- stitution forbade retroactive and confiscatory laws, yet under the new laws Mexico demanded that the titles be exchanged for 50-year. concessions, This de- mand has been abandoned, and new laws and regu- lations satisfactory to our Government -have been -adopted. Under the Spanish law, which has. been recognized by the United States as valid in Mexico, titles to land ido not include titles to oil resources under. the sur- ‘face, unless positive acts have been taken to obtain An agreement was reached with re- relli conference in August, 1923, but Mexico ignored this agreement. She now accepts the agreement and has modified her regulations with regard to positive acts accordingly. All the other issues were of a minor character, and arose/mainly from greedy claims and misunder- standings. They have all been ironed out in the main agreement. Ambassador Morrow, whose intelligent and concil- iatory work brought about this satisfactory settle- ment, has made a full report of the negotiations and agreements which led to the gratifying peaceful so- Who Cares? To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: HEODORE GARY, Kansas City tele- phone millionaire, is out against the | ‘proposed $75,000,000 State’ road bond | issue. He says, “I cannot support / it.’ : Well, what of it? Who cares? Gary | tried to throw a monkey wrench in the | wheels of progress when the draft of) the bond amendment was under discus- sion, but he failed and failed badly. . His | is a voice apart from the world on this subject. An able executive and good road builder when chairman of the State Highway Commission, Gary has made himself something of a pest and a huge joke now that he is again a private citi- zen. His opposition isn’t going to keep the people of Missouri from voting the bonds in November, for they have learned the value of fine highways, and they aren't going to be side- tracked by a one-man demagogic opposition. The only point now is that Gary should have the good sense and good grace to shut up; he is no publicist whose views on every public question carry weight. NO. 200. Fresh Rhubarb Pie and Love to Ruth. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: HE Chamber of Commerce has just issued its circular about the aviation tour through Burope and very enticing it is, too. But let us look for a moment nearer home. Spring is here, And spring means rhubarb, and that means rhubarb pie. Won't the Chamber of Commerce plana trip forallthe chefs of all the) hotels and restaurants to Boston and in particular te Thompson’s Spa so that they can learn how to make rea! rhubarb pie? And if they do go there please give Ruth, the tall brunette waitress, love and kisses’ from CAN PAB. Taxes and Tornado Sufferers. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: OR some time past I have noted in our daily papers a notice to taxpayers in re meetings of the Board of Equaliza- tion. «It séems to the writer that if any equalization or adjustments are neces- sary, they should be made in behalf of 29 storm sufferers, where total losses were sustained. But we are told 1928 taxes are payable on June (1927) and no reduction on 1928 tax bills will be made due to storm losses. Let's. have the views of some other victims. Too bad we have to pay for something we don’t have, or lose, and that through no fault af our own. TORNADO. Not Guilty. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: N the Post-Dispatch of March 6 ap- peared an item regarding the exercise of police power to stop the showing of a certain motion picture. The subject was previgusly referred to in the Post- Dispatch of Feb. 29. This particular picture and ofher so- called sex educational films are not pro- duced or distributed by any member of the Motion Picture Producers and Dis- tributors of America. CARL E. MILLIKEN, Secretary. / New York. lution of the whole difficulty. In his report he cites the following three important points of the new reg- | ulations. Titles legal before 1917 are confirmed. This confirmation is valid in perpetuity, re- moving the 50-year-confirmatory titles for rights held prior'to 1917, which the United States Gov- ernment considered confiscatory. “Positive acts” or physical works upon lands necessary for retention of titles'and mineral rights on the lands are defined more liberally. After the Mexican Supreme Court “decision, de- claring the cutting down of the oil companies’ rights to a fixed period unconstitutional, the wiping out of differences on the main point was easy. The Mex- ican Congress modified the law of 1925 to conform with the court’s interpretation of the Constitution, and President Calles issued new regulations in con- formity with the decision and the new law. Of course, oil companies which may not be willing to accept the agreement may ait resistance, but their resistance will not be supportefl by the United States Government. They will have to go to the Mex- ican courts for any redress to which they may think themselves entitled. Walter Lippmann of the New York World; who spent several weeks studying the situation and the settlement, explaining the terms, says: The upshot of it all is that the Mexican law and regulations have been amended in. certain important respects, and the demands of the United States Government have in certain impor- tant respects been modified. Neither Govern- ment has had to yield on vital principles. Both Gevernments have yielded on matters which were ill-considered, irritating and of no real value to claimants. The sky began to clear in Mexico as soon as arbl- trary demands, threats and hostile propaganda were abandoned for reason and discussion. Neither side was guiltless of these mistakes. Reason and discus- sion under the wise guidance of Ambassador Morrow, in conjunction with President Calles, have won out. We believe the people of the United States.will hail this conclusion with satisfaction, and we hope that the lesson of the methods used to reach it will not be lost upon our Government in future dealings with our southern neighbors. A. 7 » _— IF—- Part of the troubles of the G. O. P., if the logic of the Republican State convention is as sound as it is | late President | sonorous, may be traced to the Wilson. If, that body reasons, Wilson had not sent Forbes to the Hawaiian Islands with a Government appoint- ment, Harding,-then Senator, would not have met | Forbes and become infatuated with him. Well, if Harding had not visited Hawaii, publican State convention would not have forced to outrage logic. Or, if Harding had visited Hawaii, but had re- ‘mained unimpressed by Forbes, the Republican State convention would not have been forced to render itself ridiculous. Again, if Harding had not been elected President, the Republican State convention would not be whining. : i i A i i If Safety Zones Were Safe. . To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: NDER the head “A Traffic Sugges- tion,” a letter writer over the signa- ture “G” says “pedestrians must be sate and traffic must move. Why hinder either?” He adds: “To make it safe for both autos and pedestrians, do not urge repeal of present ordinance but re- quire a safety zone at each car stop.” This would be all right if safety zones Raised concrete safety zones are reasonably safe. So-called safety zones With nothing to safeguard pedes- trians but a painted line are not safe, and, law or no law, are constantly tn- vaded by automobile drivers while pedes- trians are standing in such zones, rely- ing on the painted line for safety. Many lives have been lost and many persons injured in these zones. That is why there is a demand for an ordinance com- pelling automobile drivers to stép while street car passengers are trying to get on street cars or to the sidewalk. H. M. W. A Fire in Brentwood. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. E have a fire department in Brent- wood that is to answer calls only when the house or building has been given up for lost. Some time ago a fire started in some dry grass and a little wind carried it faster than 15 men could beat it out with shovels and blan- kets. The fire department was called, In fact the owner went and called the department personally, only to be told Wy the spokesnian of the department (a of omit years) that Judge Miller did t the department to come out on | ae} ate attains.’ he . “oF pe if the netghborhood thi could have caused & lot of Das TAXPAYER, DANGEROUS AS DYNAMITE. News of the stock market, usually lodged some: where between the want ads and the comics on the far inside of the paper, is making the first page with certain stocks have been skyrocketing sensationally. General Motors, which had been poking along from day to day around $135, suddenly sprinted to $150 and then, taking breath, rose to-the dizzy heights of $199. General Motors did well last year and there is expectation that a rich melon will soon be.cut. If there was a rational basis for a General Motors boom. however, none has so far been discovered for the crazy ascent of Radio Corporation of America. This company, still in the developmental stage, has been paying no dividends, yet the stock rose from $95 on March 1 to $168 on March 28. Rumors of a technical corner were raised, and the Stock Exchange is in- vestigating. : ‘Other stocks, infected by the behavior of the lead- ers, have been soaring to new high figures. “All records forytrading have been broken, and it begins to look as though a 5,000,000-share market may soon be witflessed. The peculiar thing about the whole bull movement is that apparently it was created arti- ficially by the operations of big traders. The public, however, excited by the stories of huge fortunes that Phave been made (and ignoring the terrific losses suf- fered by the traders on the selling side), has entered the market with a vengeance. Though it i¢ im possi- ble to tell just how big a part the amateur traders are playing in the bull movement, all indications are that it is a very large one. - The crowds in the brokers’ offices, the multiplicity of orders from numerous | sources are in point. traders will be defeated by the play of the Public, but the chances are they will use the publie to advan-| tage. In flurries of the kind now going on the lit- tle fellow 1@ usually pinched out because of his lack of resources, While the big boys lie back until time to reap the harvest. A market like the present one is dangerous as dynamite for the trader. ! a Lp > — a THE SENATE ACTS ON FLOOD CONTROL. * The extraordinary speed and unanimity with which | sippi may be begun in the immediate future. paired he would have voted against it. The revised bill, representatives of the valley. It includes the 15 control, down. includes, in the supervisory commission two civil en- gineers. If the Senate can pass this measure of s0 much importance with so little debate, surely the House can act with similar speed. The wisest thing the of flood control work. -_ » MR.. HYDE, THE BEAN-SPILLER. Former Gov. Hyde was in his usual form at the St. Joseph convention. Apropos the oil scandals, of ‘ruption. ~ which he has finally heard, he assured his audience ‘there was nothing Republican about Republican cor- There are no party lines, he averred, upon | official integrity or official dishonesty. ' “But what shall we say,” he exclaimed, with flash- ing eye—‘what shall we say of those who have. into’ a. turned the United States Senate * * * cheap grand jury, without the power to vote indict- ments?” Well, what will Mr. Hyde say? ing of the navy’s oil reserves is the most impressive investigation the Senate has conducted. The name | of one Senator—Thomas J. Walsh of Montana—is | Indeed, Mr. Walsh | Is Mr. Hyde im- | plying that Senator Walsh has turned the Senate | If so, our ex-Governor | identified with that investigation. has been, and is, the investigation. into a “cheap grand jury’? may be sure that Fall, Doheny and Sinclair have found the experience costly beyond accounting. Nebraska. jury session? tell Mr. Hyde that this episode has been cheap. Another Montana Senator——Burton K. Wheeler— . was responsible for the investigation of the Depart- ment of Justice in the days of Daugherty, and the | examining wag largely done by Senator Brookhart | of Iowa. Did Daugherty find it cheap? “Dun’t esk.” The investigation! of the Pennsylvania and Illinois rimaries was proposed and principally conducted by , tees Reed of Missouri. or Smith or Insull? There are the Senators who must be charged with | the Senate’s long, arduous investigations, or, in the words of Mr. Hyde, with “turning the Senate into a cheap grand jury.” Many of us will be pleased to hear what our ex- Governor has to say about them. The prospective pleasure will be brightened by the certainty that “when better beans'are spilled Arthur Hyde will | spill them.” = = i es Gratitude may be an unknown quantity in politics, but the Republican indersement of Mr. Lowden’s presidential candidacy indicates that the G. O. P. has not forgotten entirely the famous Illinois farmer's generosity in the early winter days of 1920. the Re- | been | |says Dean Charles Reynold Brown of the Yale Di- ire - = Se : THE HAPPIEST MAN. The average man is happier than the millionaire, vinity School. He is when he has the greater capacity: for happi- ness, Which is likely to be the case with the average man. The millionaire, or more particularly the one who has made his million, is by that sign scarcely temperamentally given to happiness. He has in him the urge which has given us all those who, like Mr. ome equivalents. man. That is his realization that he is the average man. Among so many giants, whose mingled groans regularity. There has been an orgy of trading, and | and laughter make the heights of our Olympus | resound, the average man is anything but happy. He | looks up to wonder what difference thére is in the clay of which he is made and that with which our industrialism has substituted for the old gods of mythology. tainly is not happiness. *?e7 The invincible Yankees have been losing a lot of games down in the Florida circuit, which is the best place to lose them if they must be lost. +o+ “FLORODORA.” “Tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you?” ° '“There are a few, kind sir, and better girls you never Knew.” The simple words and haunting melody of the “Sextette” drift back from “the turn of the century,” It remains to be seen whether the plans of the big | 'when “Florodora” held us al} in happy thralldom. | The accompanying dance, if so it might be called, was stately as the Lancers, though as they vanished rhythmically through various exits, there was a touch almost.of wickedness, in the knowing nods of plumed hats and swish of skirts revéaling silken ankles. The “originals” of that Sexteftte—there was a |legion of them—achieved celebrity, notoriety, disas- ter, but all that has vanished, too, along with *he lace and laughter and homage. | And now the death of Leslie Stuart {s reported from London, the composer of * ‘Florodora,* ’ delichtful | musical comedy of “long ago and far away.” nature fabricates the Rockefellers, the Sinclairs, the | Mellons, and al that great host of supermen whom | inexperienced | the Senate passed. the revised Jones bill for flood | contro! offers hope that actual work on the Missis- | The | bill passed after only one hour and twenty minutes | consideration and without a dissenting vote, although | Senator King of Utah said that if he had not been | although not embracing all that. the Mississippi Valley needs and demands, yet. is an | acceptable. beginving, and has been accepted by the | amendments offered by Senator Hawes. The Govern: | ment assumes full responsibility for the cost of flood | and the new bill provides for control of con- | struction from Cape Gigardeau instead ‘of from Cairo | It carries an appropriation of $325,000,000 and | House can do isto follow the commendable example | of the Senate and thus assure the prompt starting The corrupt leas- | The present inquiry of Teapot Dome, the Conti-. nental bonds and campaign contribusions was author- | ized by a resolution introduced by Senator Norris of | Is there anything cheap about this grand If Mr. Hyde thinks so he can quick- . ily correct his mistdken impression by consulting Mr, | Stewart or Mr. Mellon or Mr. Blackmer or Mr. O'Neil | 'or Mr. Will Hays. Not one of them, we'll wager,, will | e* tee. S ig Pak. : “Z . ‘¥ > aye OA; « i Oe ’ te vy ‘ ‘ J ‘ ‘ a $ “ , ’ - = ; ° ~* ¢ 5s «6 , “ . fie ef ee ; 3 a f £ . i . “s td +. J. Re. a ¢ ; - 5 » - Ag im as fe &: =. ae ie ky ” .* * , ; . etree “Ws y as yee Be cues an y a2 aoe a ‘a by a ta ; “3 es ’ is - ? a ed Anns se THE NATIONAL SPORT. Md ay ie pe, oe Sei , en ‘ ' a =: Has Vare found it cheap, | Ford, rose out of bicycle repair shops and their | There is just one cloud on the sky of the average | | That gives him an inferiority complex, which cer- | ' ' Where Lindbergh May Find Privacy New York, Which Wild Over Celebrities, Forgets Them Quickly; Lind- bergh’s Appearance in a Restaurant Recently Caused Not Even the Waving of a Napkin; Example of Gotham’s Indifference. Case of Young Woman With Gold Ring in Her Nose Is Cited as . J HEYWOOD BROUN in The New York World INDBERGH wearies of the limelight L and longs for privacy, the papers say. Complete isojation is not possible for him at the moment, but if he wants to be let alone in moderation New York City is the place which he should choose for his residence. The great do better here than in our other towns. Of course, celebrities have been mobbed in our streets, but the men of Manhattan will not follow and pes- ter any idol ‘for more than a little while. After a bit we all go back to staring into the excavations again. For instance, there was a period of time during which Irving Berlin could not ven-\ ture from his apartment without being in- terviewed by the press and buffeted here and there by the passing throng. Today Mr. Berlin can choose any street he pleases and move about in peace and comfort. Harry Thaw, who once received publicity almost as great as that of any aviator or composer, igs seen sometimes in the night clubs of the city—seen but not regarded, The town has slaked its curiosity. « . . In the discovery and identification of the | woman who recently bore the eugenic baby lay tragedy. She was not even freed from questioning while she lay in the hospital, and later crowds stood all day in front of the apartment in which she lived.’ The mil- lions of Manhattan are not kind. That 1 never said. But they do forget. The ordeal to which the woman was subjected has ended. Her present situation is far mere favorable than it would be in any rural or suburban community. If she is nameless in this columf{ it is not because of chivalry on my part, but merely because her name has gone from me completely. And it is so, I think, with ‘the rest. ; a eth yt UT there is no need of seeking in the experience of others evidence that Lind.- bergh might find -us satisfactory hosts. He had proof of that fact himself only + few nights ago. In a costly restaurint just cast of Madison avenue I saw him the other night. Needless to say, it was no place of my choosing. I went as the guest of a big American Sumatra man. The waiters were knocked a little out of their usual poise and impersonality. One of them whispered, “Lindbergh is going to dine here.’”” And in five or ten minutes he entered with a crowd of young people and sat at the far end of the room. Although he shambled in somewhat hastily and took a chair which exposed his back to the other diners in the restaurant, J think it Mkely that his presence was known to every one. Nobody stood up to wave a napkin, Nota soul asked him to autograph ‘ anything. Everybedy went on talking about as usual. Buj New Yorkers, although well bred, are also human, and it may well be that a few sneaked an occasional look in the direction of the flyer. Still, there was no staring, an4 once, when Lindbergh tukned and discoy- cred that an extremely personable young woman with reddish hair was looking in his direction, it Was her glance which fell away before his own. Without doubt, the aviator may have had the feeling that he was an object of interest to the other patrons of the place, but at least they stifled their adulation verv nicely. He was no worse off % i than a well known Icading man, an author of a good, new book, or a candidate for President. His leave-taking was marked by no more formality than his entrance. The diners stuck to their mutton chops and oyster crabs with whitebait. Not one followed him and his party into the gtreet to see where they might be going. It was round ahout theater time, and Col Charles A. Lindbergh stepped out into the swirl of America’s biggest city to find the peace of isolation, which can never be found except in the center of a crowd. He was for the evening just one more nice young man in a dinner coat. - ™ » I N suggesting New York to the Colonel as - a place where he may find peace from the mauling he has so long endured I ask him to think back over his many receptions. It was not here that spectators snipped pieces from his plane with scissors. The flappers who have at various times attempt- ed to hug or kiss him were none of them New York girls. him with ticker tape upon his first arrival, but this is a gesture of parting as well as greeting. Under the ticker tape a celebrity can lie as snugly inconspicuous as some leaf-laden babe in the woods. Gertrude Ederle might walk the length of Broadway now and never be embarrassed by so much as a lifted eyebrow. No other city in America can offer the saime balm of indifference which New York is willing to give after a little while to such as are heavy laden with publicity and weary of the roar of the crowd. We do not stare and grab at people, because the streets of Manhattan present such a variety of men and manners that possibly we are all a little jaded with the passing throng of not- ables. O large gold ring * * NE afternoon upon Fifth Avenue I saw a pretty young woman who wore a very attached to‘her nose. I was not faithful to the tradition of the town I did stare, and more than that, turned around and followed at a not par- ticularly respectful distance. My only ex- cuse is that columnists must live and write. It would be interesting, I thought, to find out just how many people paid any atten- tion to the curiously jeweled young woman. In the course of 15 blocks I was the only one who stared at her conspicuously. Of course, a great many persons went by and never saw the large ring in her nose, However, the guinea pig of the present experiment did at least catch the eye of many. A glance was enough for all. There was not even the turning of any head. Ifa girl wished to wear a gold ring in her nose, that,was her busines’. Some of the crowd might have liked to look a little longer, but that would expose them to being taken in by some new advertising dodge. This is the chief reason why midgets and giants get along so well in New York. We don't stare because we cxpect to find the name of some cigar or cigaret emblazoned Ou the back of the passing freak. Even when the Ko trumpet comes a few case- hardened New Yorkers will not hurry for foar that this is only one more effort to - put across a shaving cream or popularize a tooth paste. It is true that we pelted . je i -—- ——— _—- ee m= me | ee e+ | JUST A MINUTE (Copyright, 1928) woe eee eee + ee a et ne cee eee ee ee ——e CONSTRUCTIVE SUGGESTION J ' BER 4206. We never have seen any statiotion dl | annual cost of parades, but the ce : be such that even the greatest Secreta the Treasury since Alexander an would recall it. This money, in our 6p is wasted. There is no variety in pa as the number of innovations which @ introduced is limited. J parade, you have seen all of them. works are not so satisfactory eit jective, the intangible values whic ‘gannot be appraised by any syst ‘of exact measurement afid as Necessarily yield ba {vi-« - » «4 7 - ends. In keeping with the domi-} Mant social persuasion of the times | pnost of the more vital minds are drawn into the | Deuising fields of | nance. commerce, igir ‘etc, and it is to the deep, s owing needs and expanding ph 2 har ai é I 1 ng, | a - of those fields that modertil : merican architecture has re- iponded. Commerce, with its con- entration of population, demand- i; steel made possible; and the tic spirit of man dream le and wrought in strength uty. Thus, as always with great ur modern architecture is a dis- Mctly social phenomenon, groWs out of deep needs. . what other art in gereral, can thi e said just now? rigin and purpose, it is not sut Being social f : t to the petty vanities of ine yidual upstarts eager to be u teed at any cost. It is an rhich, by virtue of its strict, p tal limitations, can not afford 1 indulge in whim and »preten rchic tendencies, so common ine other arts at present, can né JERKRANZ CHORUS BIVES ‘ HAYDN ‘SEASONS’ ORATO lience Highley Appreciative ¢ ! Performance, in Which Solo- — | ists Are Noteworthy. ; | The Liederkranz -Chorus competent account of itself ht, offering Haydn's “The Sea- ” While the effect attained considerably inferior tq tha ® professional group, it wea ertheless satisfying. The soloists in particular an ng of praise. Helen Traw » St. Louis lyric soprano, Wa ificent In voice and mce. Raymond Koch and le Dressler gave performance! lat were considerably more thal petent. i The chorus, under the ai otiog Hugo Anschuetz, had obviously put in some earnest hours of we . ndicapped by the fact that « * Small portion of their time cou Siveh to the endeavor. ormance was further h fbped by a small orchestra | mCertain quality. It may | ed, moreover, that the orate nh was not the easiest t have been presented, ® audience was highly @ ve of the ottert nrc Members of Ar of ince 7 Meet in St. Louis. “Tor the first time tm 369 Archer family is se *ts having come to St. I m Louisiana and a brother rr 2 Dakota to visit a sect . er, Charles A. Archer of 4; ~™eman avenue, ‘ Mrs. H. ¥. Lewis of Crowley, I . Ged last week that it was tim ® family reunion. So she: ther Charlie” suggesting # ®s a central meeting pla er Charlie aid, ool and “Brother Will” Arch Faith, §. D. and Mra Ness of Welsh, La, an b * &greed. It ia the first have been united since children in Indianola, Ia

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tt see i “did inkoeaseindiae as \ a Re ON ee pte “ a obese! is af ae > — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Boolk ree y — HOME F se ee ee A MINUTE | i i Copyright, 1928) IVE SUGGESTION NUM.. BER 4206. e@ seen any statistics on the parades, but the cost must en the greatest Secretary of ince Alexander Hamilton This money, in our opinion, is no varicty in paradca. of innovations which may be mited. If you have seen one ve seen all of them. Fire- So Satisfactory either. But in year, we must have -some essing the people with the~ ility. Why not have a fire” ment never loses its appeal: finite variety is possible. At ire, our delight at seeing a mpered by the thought that ing destroyed. The fire to of the parade is not open n. Hopefully. we submit our d weary of paradcs.. ~ x % in Chicago that they first nem political “campaigns.” ~ - - oo Inds out above ali other likely Tunney, and the trouble with = _-= er — JOHN "From Modern Architecture oN poring over G. H. Edgell’s faamerican Architecture of To-| both Strength and beauty. (Scribners), which was rec-| mded in this column a short |; @r into being or free-verse a soar- ago, there is something fun-;/2& tower or fling an vag mtal to be learned, not only tthe art of building as now om practiced in our country. but Sat ali the Other arts as well. The strongest impression sa eerries away from Prof. ‘pook is this: that of all the | ! ; | a discussion of morals. fe as now practiced by Ameri- architecture is that one which ia be regarded as unmistakably, | In no} Eaeeneimingly in flower. eee art, a ew, Mussolini says that he fe, and we are not the one peace or Mussolini for rune ‘ “ > the sort of candidate he is, that a leaning toward Willis €li be described as an inclina- limes when we doubt if the Senate inquiry would make & re in an information test- a Co ~ It Might Be Tried. it for divorce, a California of! ificd that 1000 barrels of frunk in his house in a four © If there are 32 gallons to the ould be $2,000 gallons, oF Four years would be 1460 — hours. The approximate Mption then, was 0, or 3 and one-half quarts no time out for Sundays, hol- —~ It simply cannot be EUCLID I “Ove rs, . 7 & 7 - figures: Modern dancers. Ls * a - ike to believe officials are re th: people feel they but we cannot overcome a2” — timent that it is because the icy could not do worse. Bee ee - dave, spring is everywhese step. . Micertain quality. HAYDN ‘SEASONS’ ORATORIO. nce Highley Appreciative of | Performance, in Which Solo- ists Are Noteworthy. The Liederkranz Chorus gare Rcompetent account of itself last Mght, offering Haydn's “The Sea- us.” While the effect attained considerably inferior to that & professional group, it was heless satisfying. The soloists in particular are ying of praise. Helen Trau- St. Louis lyric soprano, was hificent In voice and appear- me. Raymond’ Koch eene Dressler | Mr. he pleases with the early Old Tes- | . ‘evening slippers the woman present in the audience | ; ; and Eu- | gave performances | . } were considerably more than | mpetent. The chorus, under the direction ™ Hugo Anschuetz, had obviously | Rt in some earnest hours of work, hdicapped by the fact that only | #smali portion of their time could gSiveh to the endeavor. The eriormance was Pped by a small orchestra of It may be peted, moreover, that the oratorio pateen was not the easiest which 7MEnNt have been presented. gg The audience was highly appre- ™@Uve of the effort throughout. FAST REUNION IN 34 YEARS Members of Archer Family Meet in St. Louis. 3 q For the first time in 34 years 28,000 di- 3] Bus Archer family is united, two having come to St. Louis em Louisiana and a brother from | south Dakota to visit a second | : “ner, Charles A. Archer of 4202 . MemMan avenue, _ Mrs. H. E. Lewis of Crowley, La., maced last week that it was time | So she wrote | St. _. = family reunion. _ wer Charlie” suggesting prother Charlie said, “Come Faith, S. D.. and Mrs. M. = the Associated Press. , WASHINGTON, March 29.—The _ Department announced to- snows during the past ‘will enabie the Nationa! _ = S8trvice to open national parks a : — ~~ further handi- | ®5 a central meeting placc. | a.” and “Brother Will” Archer | B. } Ness of Welsh, La., another | e em ahead of time, or about | Amusing? » | ' ! get far in architecture, since, first of all, a building must stand up. And in order to stand up, it must be an organic Structure; and to be so, it must be justly balanced in }all its relations. and symmetry is/| Not | God Himself could jazz a skyscr. p- 7 imagistiz bridge across a river. What applies to art as a gen. eral principle applies also to the | building of life, to the conduct of ; that! men, for art values are life-values | Eq-/ °F they are not values at all. But this was not intended to be “OL”? MAN ADAM AN’ HIs CHIL- LUN: Being the Tales They Tell About the Time When the Lord | Walked the Eearth Like a Nat- ural Man.” By Roark Bradford. (Harper & Bros.) Without his explanatory Bible stories told in “nigger” dialect would be con- demned for blasphemy. He he is thoroughly familiar with the Plantation | Negro, having been born on a plan- tation, nursed by a black mammy. | | played with Negro How much, | studied them ever since. at home, | their picnics and) in church, funerals. He divides the race. as it found in America, into three classes, the Negro, with an upper case N, the colored person, and the “nigger.” And he says religion is not taken by them as a matter about which to fight, as it ts among other races, especially. the Caucasian. Religious intolerance is at not a Negro trait. As for the “niz- | ger’: “In the main, the whole idea back of his religion is a good-na- tured game between a good-na- tured but very picturesque being named God, and another pictur- esque, good-natured being named Satan. The soul of man prize, and God and Satan have it up and down in the country. It is ;}a pretty close fight all the time. | | God is the more powerful plaver, | but Satan has on his | things a man likes to do and there- side the by frequently enlists the aid of the person whose soul is the prize. Put | the game is played fairly and ac- | cording to the rules, and you never | can tell how it will end.” Intensely human and childish {is | the outcome of this point of view. and | | Eve, for example, the author quotes Apropos the story of Adam a “nigger’ preacher as follows: “Hit looks like,” he said, Adam. But de Lawd got a heap of sense and he knows what he is doin’ all de time. Now, ef'n hit had been me, I'd just give old Eve a good whuppin’, ’cause dat’s jest | Hit | runs | | ber what she needed. But naw. wa'n't de way de Lawd things. De Lawd got his own way to say de Lawd made a mistake.’ Writing from this point of view, Bradford takes what liberties tament stories, turning out a pro- duct replete with funny situations. | His illustrator, A. B. Walker, In clever line drawings, even goes so far as to represent “de Lawd’”’ as | an old-time Southern white plan- tation owner, either seated on a cloud or looking out over it to give his instructions to Abraham, Moses, Joshua and other leaders of “de Hebrew chillun.” Shocking? Yes. Certainly. H. M. W. fore- | word the author of this String of | SAYS | children and | is | is« the | sia D. gaat } de Lawd was sort of hard on ol¢ | | Taylor, | Margaret Rumsey, ~— GIVE EASTER BALL ,Proceeds of Entertainment Hotel Chase April 10 Go to Charity. at a Members of the Junior . , - ° will be entertainers at Faster ball to be given by the 5 a league at Hotel Chase Apri! 10 the charitable work of this organi- | zation, including Miss Gregg’s Set- | itlement and summer camp, the ‘Good Will Nurseries and work for | Tickets may be obtained | the blind. for $7.50-each at the Junior League land avenue; they cover the enter- tainment and supper, there being no extras. Only the Junior League Work- shop, an occupational therapy en- |terprise at Barnes Hospital, is in- cluded in the Community Fund new, the other philanthropies hav- ing been withdrawn because their size or newness did not | fill requirements of the fund. Replaces Follies. The ball will be the first substi- 'tute for the Junior League Follies, formerly an annua] event. The en- tire lower floor of the hotel will be devoted to it. Tables may be re- served in the palm, lounge or ball rooms, and there will be dancing and repetition of the entertainment ‘features in each. Two orchestras | will provide continuous music. The | ball will begin at 9 p. m., wkth a | fashion show at 10:30 and supper ; ; ty pe, ' from 11 to 2 o'clock. \West End apparel shops. will ‘lend cloaks and street, dinner and | dancing frocks for the fashion dis- ‘play. The models will be Mrs. | Henry Cushman. Mrs. Knox Taus- | sig, Mrs. Donaldson Lambert, Mrs. | ] Miss Margaret | a heartening attitude for the man | no places to sit down | Arthur S. Kendall, Rumsey, Miss Elizabeth Tupper, Miss Elizabeth Scudder, Miss Eliz- |abeth Douglass and Miss Elizabeth | Ballard. Other members will serve las pages, wearing old-fashioned | page boy costumes and capes. Ballet of Easter Rabbits. 'be attired as Easter rabbits, the satin cutaway jackets, Mrs. Henry Whittemore. Mrs. Hen- iry Isaacs, Mrs. Henry Butler, Mrs, D. Walker, Mrs. Stuart Butler, Mrs. William Gardner, Miss Marie Carr Taylor, Miss Dorcas Carr Miss Edith Peters, Miss Miss Elizabeth Scudder and Miss Josephine Bates. There will be a specialty ball- room dance by Mrs. Donald Bixby and Clarence Maloy. Another num- will feature remains to be announced, sings to her. surprise items of entertainment. Cinderella fashion, a pair will be offered to | who can wear them, at the hour of ' midnight. for trying them. ibe entitled to Prince Charming dance, since this is leap year. Mrs. Edward §. Travers is presi- choose her own | Ball Committee. while Mre. 4 / League | a public The proceeds will be devoted to | e,.). | pers of the Castles. ful- } A ballet of 12 young women will | | funeral. | of influenza contracted at the bed- | 'side of a daughter, Miss Elizabeth! Tucker of Wood River who has : in | Al HoOSsIT ‘hile an -hos i name ito attend There will be several | A dais will be provided | The recipient will | for the ensuing dent of the Junior League and Miss | Elizabeth Cuendet chairman of the | Tom | JUNIOR LEAGUE TO New York Day by Day. By O. O. McIntyre | NEW YORK, March 29. ROADWAY Ceesors. passes. a substitute is met with 'a stifled vawn. It has been tried | time after time with the same im- are to be placed In hallways and makes |, “ Groadway and heroines and imitations. Recently they tried to bring an- other Florence Mills to the world of cabarets, but the unforgettable memory of that dusky singer would not be downed. Stage partners who have their mates team |up again and try to carry on with ithe same futility. possible result. .its own heroes iwants no lost that if a performer hits upon an | original idea and clicks and some- .is Moran-and-Mackish. Even if iit. The answer is personality. | Nobody has been able to imf- itate personality, It hr: that in- |definable quality that | duplicated. There | list of professional! itried to follow the was a long dancers who twinkling ca- Some were superior dancers. But Vernon was the first of this Broadway's loyalty is of the sort | will brook no suc- | When a popular ido! | N advertising sgency special. | izing in slogans has turned out one which they hope will reduce ' the number of suicides jumping | from windows in skyscrapers. They read: “Think things over before | doing anything desperate. Noth- | ing is as bad as it seems.” bow, most depressing and cer- | tainly the meanest looking street in the inidtown metropolis, to my | notion, is West Fifty-third, which | sprawls so gloomily under the ele- | vated, spun overhead. There are. decaying brown fronts with | smudgy, uncurtained windows and shadowy halls. At almost every | | stoop is a piled-high rubbish can. | shop, the Open Door, 4914 Mary- +one does it even better the attitude | it were good, they wouldn't like | !en and suspicious, ’ cannot be | ' ; | ' | light-footed guild and the glamor | clung. In the same fashion Zieg- | feld remains the old master of the | | cellar. | musical revue. (so many No player has had imitators as Al |Many of them had better voices, | but they could not put that cer- | tain something across the footlights | like Jolson. they flush out a successor to Val- entino, their fortune would made. tries have been combed replica. They have been careful- ly groomed, but the public does /not forget. They still want Rudy. Indeed these efforts seem for a fo. the original. In a way it is |or woman who creates and wins | plaudits. Thev need have no fear someone will come along and take |their place, on Broadway, at least. Jolson. | The atmosphere is reflected by the few people you see, who seem sul- | With flashy Broadway at its door. it seems | hundreds of miles away. Many of the dingy houses rent rooms, and usually to men who are so worn | out with hard work they can sleep | trough the clatter and bane. De- | spite its ugliness and squalor, po- lice say it has been the scene of am pton, |} spring vacation with her parents. comparatively few crimes N one of the West Fifty-third | Street homes recently was found | an old rag picker who occupied a The only illumination seen by neighbors was the feeble flick- M |a student at Smith College, North- —Dieckman Photo. MISS CHRISTINE JONES. ISS JONES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Norman Jones, 4638 Pershing avenue, who is spending the Mass., is Mrs. Mina Van Winkle of Wash- ington, a lead in social welfare work, will spend tomorrow in St. Louis. She will be guest of honor at luncheon at the Town Club. A \er of a candie now and then. One! tea will be given for her in the Film producers admit that could | be | All Latin-American coun- | ' | merely to create a keener longing | rrorning he was found lifeless and|/ afternoon at it was discovered he life to stray cats he here and there. There were doz- ens of them, two blind and one with three legs, Hie scant earn- ings were used to buy them milk. devoted his picked up liver, bread and other food. They | Johnson, the home of Mrs. Thomas H, West, 11 Westmoreland place. The hostesses will be Mrs. John T. Davis, Mrs. Isaac W. Mor- ton, Mrs. J. Lionberger Davis, Mrs. Hugh McKittrick Jones, Mrs. Thomas G. Ratcliffe, Mrs. Oscar Mrs. George Gellhorn, were carried away to-the head- | Mrs. Charles M. Rice, Mrs. Henry quartérs of a friendly anima] so-| S. Butler, Mrs. Charles Cummings ciety in two push-cart loads. VISITOR writes to New York newspapers that his objection to the metropolis is that there are If it con- _tinues to worry him, I'll be glad to forward the address of my favorite | skating rink. (Copyright. 1928.) | K. Smith is treasurer for the ball. Other chairmen are: ,and Mrs. Allen Wyman: tions, Miss Marie Carr Taylor: Table Reservations. Mrs. Marion | Lambert; Tickets, Mrs. Leo Carton. Dies Day After Wife's Burial. By the Associated Press. GREENFIELD, lll, March 29.— \William Wiséwell, 77 years old. died today, just one day after his wife’s Both he and his wife died Mre. Lurton sufficiently recovered to be able her father’s funeral which will be held tomorrow. of | Direct Mail A dvertising Service 4107 N. 6B : , Crestnat ON’T you gladly pay a-penny-or-two-more for the new and finer coffee taste that costs- us-a-fortune-to-create? Better coffee, more skill- fully blended, more carefully cut,—and finally vacuum-packed (to hold the flavor) make H&K the first choice with people who know the dif- ference between the best, and the almost-as-good. COFFEE | Tre Ore Program ‘for Good Friday. Entertain- | | me | ment, Mrs. Garneau Weld: Fashion ' costumes including white fur head |} pieces and yellow Comprising this will be: | ; 3 | Francis Xavier | Show, Mrs. Clarence Hopkins King | Decora- | | | ; | ; The Tre Ore exercises. in St. (College) Church on Good Friday will be conducted by the Rev. George A. Keith. 8S. ; ; ' ' : ’ Collins, Mrs. Mrs. Gilbert Fox, W. T. Ravenscroft, Mrs. Clay E. Jordan, Mrs. Charles A. Houts, Mrs. D. OQ. Ives, Mrs. Charles D. Ash- croft, Mrs. Ira Bretzfclder and Miss Nellie Richards. There will be an exhibition and sale of articles made by patients in the occupational therapy de- partment of the City Sanitarium tomorrow afternoon and evening and Saturday afternoon. the Mrs. The special program of Wednesday Club, of which J., dean of mes, Detroit University. | Everett W. Pattison is chairman, Admission to the exercises in the | has announced a lecture by the upper church will be restricted to! Rey. Dr. William L. Sullivan on those holding tickets, but the lower | “‘Passiontide in History and Litera- church will be to open to all. ' Memoria] drive, Cambridg-. Mass:, will arrive in St. Louis May 1 to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickson Jr., of 5602 Kingsbury court. She will be en- tertained at a number of informa! parties. Mrs. Hinkle, before her marriage a few months «go was Miss Mary Francis Dickson. This is her first visit here since her re- turn from a honeymoon in Hono- lulu. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd. of 47 Vandeventer place, will re- turn home April 10 from Cali- fornia, where they are the guests for a month of Dr. Mudd’'s rephew, Harvey Mudd and Mrs. Mudd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher Sparks, of 6320 Wydown boulevar#, will spend the summer at their home in Hyannisport, Mass., as is their annual custom. Mrs. Spark? daughter, Miss Marceline Reyburn, will return to St. Louis for severa! weeks following a two months’ trip abroad, before joining her family. | Mrs. Horace Happel of Hampton Park and her young daughter, and Mrs. Clark Johnston, 5535 Clemens avenue, and her young son will spend the summer in California. They will lease cottages near each other in La Jolla. Mrs. William R- Orthwein, 11 Beverly place, has gone to Hot Springs, Ark., for an early spring visit. Mr. Orthwein and Mr. Percy Orthwein of Lindell boulevard will depart the latter part of the week. Mrs. Percy Orthwein and her moth- er, Mrs. August A. Busch of Grant's Farm, are also there for a visit- Miss Martha Sluder, daughter of Me: JAMES GAFF HINKLE, of) a regional conference in Tulsa, Ok. While in St. Louis she is the guest of Mrs. Archie Lee, 14 North Kinsghighway. The last puppet show of the sea- son will be given in the club rooms Saturday morning. “The Three Wishes” and “Hansel and Gretel” will be presented by the Junior League. Plans for the Junior League Easter Ball to be given at Hotel Chase the evening of April 10 are being completed. Mrs. Harrison Hoblitzelle, who ts chairman of the floor committee, will be assisted by Wessel Shapleigh, William Harri- son Luyties, John Young Brown, John R. Shepley, Samuel Dozier Conant, George D. Scott, Virgil Lewis, Rex Brashear, Paul D. Mo- ser, Dan W. Jones, Charlies Mulli- kin, Whitelaw + Terry, Garneau Weld and Asa B. Wallace. Mrs. Adalbert von Gontard of the Denny road, has as her guest her sister, Baroness Gabrielle Schilling von Constatt of Berlin, who accompanied Mr. and Mrs. von Gontard home from a recent trip to Berlin because of the ill- ness Of Mrs. von Gontard Sr. The Baroness will cemain indefinitely. Mr. von Gontard remained in New York for a visit after their landing and will return home tonight. In the spring Mr. and Mrs. Etienne von Gontard, the former a brother of Adalbert, will come to Sf. Louls for a visit with them. They have been on a big game hunting trip and were also called to Berlin. eel ee Dr. and Mrs. Greenfield Sluder of 4935 Maryland avenue, is visiting in New York- She is a guest at the Barclay Hotel. Other 8t. Louis guests there are Mrs. Claude &. Kennerly, 28 Portland place, and Mrs. Clinton L. Whittemore and her daughter, Miss Elise. Miss Grace Moulton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moulton of 6227 McPherson avenue, will leave St. Lovis tomorrow for Dayton, O., to be the guest for a few days of mate at Smith College, who visited her here during the Christmas hol- idays and was much entertained. Mrs. Carleton Palmer, president of the National Association of the St. Louis Chapter today. dressed a special meeting at 11 a. m. and after her talk an informa!) reception was given in her honor. Mrs. Palmer is on her way to her * ture,” at 3 p. m. next Wednesday. home in Brooklyn. N. Y., following Miss Annette Canby, a former class- Junior League, is the guest of the She ad- | \\ From Start ; ' yt to Finish | You may watch : the construction | processes of your | furniture made by | Pokorny. Complete Interior Dee- orating Service, Art Objects Pokorny& Co., Inc. 13th and Washi 7th Floor, Fashion Sq. ADVERTISEMENT — Lovely Parisian Women gladly volunteered How-1,000 smart Parisiennes : enabled me to produce this effective new beauty aid By BOWER - Fbv Secesty Rerfamem, 15 Rex Ray ats, PARIS types. Blond brunettes, vivacious Titians. Enthusiastically they agreed to ket me make experiments on their complexions with my face powder. Our first discovery was astonishing The first amazing thing I learned was this: of the 1000 women studied there were just a few to whose complexions the conventional flesh, whiteor brunetteface powder tones were suited! Most had *'in-between'’ complexions. Powders that only ‘‘ nearly’’ matched their skin colour were distressingly conspicuous. Among the first 100 women tested there were seven distinct variations of complexion. And this average of seven variations was mMain- tained throughout the entire group of 1000. So came my introduction of something never done in face powder blending before— the option of choosing from seven entirely different facc wder tones. These seven tones, for months have been the rage in Paris and all Europe's capitals. Now I offer their delights to American womankind. In the bet- tersocialcirclestheyarebeingaccepted instan- taneously. The powder bearsthe name, ‘“‘Flowers of Beauty. Laberatary oud F actery: Re Diderot ond Ras Hate « Ley Ofer ous ‘aber come PARIS ao Re Ree: . ehh RN Se Pe : PETE Ft i 5 a i ae AS elie A oS mead ey Was Soe ee aie itt Se Rian ee . 7 hee ee ie ke Re pea ASR, Pe cee, ey ee iS “fy e* $s aah eee * pele Oe “ost Maly eh + PS FE SPS ig aes hp ; Ripe Pe ae Swi + Pee i; ae ae ee: ioe Pe Cee SOIR ie Me aces eo ne Bg Sei ea aa ¢ ao Fee ba tret cu > : atte te \ . the ea aia ie at ‘ . ahade 4 Peryy ores ts int Ak ie eek goods counter where you wi dbag size tube with cach regular $1 ‘Flowers of Beauty.’ the box until you try the tube. If you are not satisfied with the blend and weighf¢ return the box and your moncy will be refunded. 25¢ box I WANT you to sce what it means to your complexion to have seven o rtunities for exactly matching its colour. To the usual White, Flesh and Brunette tones I haveadded Peach Blended, Aristocratic Brown, Sunkiss and Lavender. These are obtainable in light of regular weight. They cling yet ) So, to try, you need only aod their fragrance is subtle and delightf ir to any toilet be given free a ' Do not open Then if you wish you can get another shade to try in the same way. Or youcan have your moncy back without further trial. Nothing could be fairer. And I am sufe we have shade and weight that will delight you. creams that are su * * * wder, you will also find Paris bas another art. That of making rior. At the counter where you buy “’Flowers of Beauty’’ face Boyer s Cold eam and Boyecr’s Vanishing Cream—each unusual! in the results it gives. And each un- qualifiedly guaranteed toplease. or your moncy refunded. ar CHICAGO Bayo bon sony a“ ~ wr Te DOE L ME GODS EE Mg NG LOOT LEA ee rr aie “fae ke’ = ene a . . nes “08 Ne ete Se 4 a © > etthpdens Kee tie indy « as + ere, 4 ee ante,» ’ : te) - - ies PAs ote te ane 5 eas ~~ " + > rf 2 ey 5 ot > = k i ae IR AE TI 6 LIES OLE IOI LALLA, LOE SIR i YP A Ae RR a: NE at STENT A NE NL AN, LT SAAC NEEM OE ROO RE NONE ete Met oe vo a sole iene ae Soe ' ie « “ a . — “ owe . we er att ™ >. a ees ‘ : x 3 es fora hes oe ‘ P=. a che SS a * eee ed " — ~ a ates . on ~" OR ee eth a FF Le Oe ONE Set CN ET IRN ed Ch, SURO 6 aw - — - - ~ . ~ CPR DOO » ey ee > .. a - 7 ae ve $4 ey Ae» a> > ~~ oy * a sa = * 2 —_ +4 me 0 ° o > Om 6. em te » +, wis Pp ae ow ms Aes nf}

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PAGE 20__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH STEAM GARDEN WOODCRAFT, TRELLISES SAND BOXES, SEESAWS, JUVENILE LAWN CHAIRS We make te order. repair of paint anything made of woed, THURSDAY, REPORTED LOST : HAVANA, Cuba, March 23. — Reports from Santiago »De Cupa yesterday said the steamer Haiti, with a cargo of gasoline for Cur- has beet ‘acao, Dutch West Indies, | ‘lost off that island. The crew of 92 SAYS DEMOCRATS “HATCHED PLAN T0 ' leases were being made?” demand- , 1928 —————— eee form, Walsh declared that at that time there was BO “stain” on Do- heny’s record. “But why was it necessary to have an oll plank while all those ed Robinson. “There were neo Next | and 5 passengers are supposed to a have been saved, The reports cou‘c ontinu not be confirmed here. CAbany 2123 BROWNIE WOODCRAFT SHOPS LEADE NAVY'S OIL Robinson of Indiana Charges Daniels Leased 55 Wells in California Re- serve to Private Concerns AAAS SARE REPRE R TRE RA TTT Te et eee "AA LARAAAALA LL LALA AAAAAL AAA RAL t © ‘* This Mark Is Your Protection Order your plants early be- cause it will be too late after leaves are out. Plant fruit for profit, shade and beauty. Send for our beautiful 80-page illustrated cat- alog. All Westover plants “De- livered Day Dug.” F, “© Associated Press. WW ASHINGTON. March 2? Charging the oil scandais grew out of the acts of members of the Wil- son Democratic administration. Senator Robinson (Rep.). Indiana. today delivered in the Senate a |broadside of accusations against nembers of the Wtison Cabinet. and drew from Senator Walsh of prosecutor of the Senate whom hs: 7 rom cellar to garret— a use for DUCO 7m every room ae PLANT FRUIT TREES IN YOUR GARDEN Purchase your fruit trees from us because we handle only varieties that have proven satisfactory in this vicinity. The trees we offer are all two- year-old 11-16-inch in diameter, and are not the small, mail order size usu- ally offered, and are true to name. As we handle only those varieties of Fruit Trees, Berry Bushes, Asparagus, Strawberry Plants, etc., adapted to this locality, you may be assured of satisfactory and profitable results. We invite you to drive out to our nursery and you can take with you any plants you desire, or, if you prefer, we will be glad to deliver. Remember, it is very important to plant early, as it will be too late to plant after the leaves come out. WESTOVER NURSERY COMPANY 8500 OLIVE STREET ROAD Phone, WYdown 0202 hn Rate Male Busta dun nh aladalea tt at alale) ee ee re eran pig ee « RE AEP eee eh? re ee “ * be . SPORE Te gat MES ee On, Rt ae grag ie nae St ’ ih : a eee} $ : : esi ' oe a ene PRY © Baa 7 » > os — Montana. “ Teapot Dome Committee, also mentioned frequenfly, declaration that the Indianan wild and reckless in his language. Robinson, who reviewed the oil leases and the legislation preced- ing them, declared the record showed “that the conspiracy of the private oil interests to grab tle oi! within the naval reserve of the nation was entered in‘f# and con- summated long before the Repub- Nationa! Convention of 192 -red into and consummated active aid and assistance P Democra t officers and ocratic "leaders in both anches of Congress. y * I ho ? . 7 He attacked the leasing ~ y- of Josephus Daniels, former Secre- GOOOFTEAR — tary of the Navy; Franklin K. ‘ane Lane and John Barton Payne, for- wae mer Secretaries of the Interior he Yel Democratic leaders in Congress and, finally, mentioning William G. i RRR Bess 7 Ss Ss = ea: 3 A Ss ’ EE tel see Riana nee ey | i fe B Hr::.saceveens Bete ph ee ' we Sh: ae Ssipsatiet : | x ‘ ™ McAdoo’s fees from Edwin L. Do- =a SE heny, he asked if it were possible + : 7 ‘ that some of these funds were now’ “xe peter used in behalf ef Walsh, on by not inet oti atin nid sitinin color weit ©Ctl imi WCa 2 Ji aisit, ' © . satya scheme for your bedroom? Duco bas made With Duce you can touch “p 7 whose California presidential dele- bome decorating simple, easy, prattical— mob:le body or fenders and bring be that is troubleproof SE RARER R ER PR PREM OTR M ER ERR M ARES RR OER PARA RRR ORR R RARE SORE Was “ % « . ~ - o 2 i a % 4 569g) pte te AS RS a F Ds ee ee SCL Lee | Seen ew are Bes AGA vagy SE RO Tara ye i ee” Aes, ry : 4, ; in e indiseene : PB iE ait a, - vin oo EY HDWE —-_ v - LOU Lt 1 J wk ce. ‘teu 8 CENTRAL. EDWE . (ENTRAL BDWE. CO.. 811 \. 6th at. FAWVOLS-BARK (©. 4th and Olire HENNINGER HDWE. & SUPPLY C®o.. 1408 Frankiin 1995 St. Legis, 1110 Franklin. Loceast AINBERG, BROS... NIEMAN & a 112 "Oth and lt.ocust “TAR Sqr ‘KE. Sit %. Sixth “TOC K -DANTEY, HDT E. ce... 88 CNIVERSAL. SUPPLY Co.. WEDS HDWE. CO... 806 N. Breadwas Here is the culmination of Goodyear’s re- search for more than 25 years—a trouble- | t proof carcass. Stop in and let us show you i Se a real Balloon Tire. It costs no more. | _ in enacting } | whieh the Tinh iepasec ware Ye rer? ‘ . hod — ane CREISSES WDWE. .. 3202 Park av. 1014 Olive 1 2. CUNNINGHAM. 2643 Lafayette ar. SS = FTI a Cco.. 4207 &. Bince ighuer DELON FILLING STATION, 3461 Delor. PRAACTS BDWE. Ch: BES ven ; rw. FREUDENGERG gDWE. CO. sis! GRWIS SER AUTO SUPFLY Ct.. Califer- fia 7. GRAND-MERAMEC HDWE. CO. 4141 & Grand . 2645 Gravois. e.. irginis — SOUTH — AUTO TIRE SALES CO. Skillful $ Service—Dependabie Delivery 3552 Shenandoah LAclede 0551 BROADWAY MOTOR INN HUmbolt 0117 | a: pices va | ; asia ila "aisSn Si ROBFRT BARS bGLE, ‘LARA HPWEK. CH. : COLLINS BROA. HDYE. & t*oetirm ai + y ant - , + GRAVOIS-COMPTON a nt St we wih the wodes Ami _ ~~ salen i 49 stated. by T. DOOL, 5584 St. Louwis TIRE & BATTERY CO. See >. EASTON-BELT HDWE. C0. 5501 ~ Faston P I with bril oo ESPHORST BROS. HDWE. CO.. 2817 Mar ' f-) Th, arity . Rospect 1339 Lane WIth Driberys ' Glass demand. cus ed, pounding his desk with his fist. oom 6325 Clay- KEMP TIRE CoO. av. FOREST PARK LUMBER CO. “No,” responded Robinson, add- KE. A. FRICK HDWE. CO.. 5294 Page 3411 lowa (at Cherokee) LAclede 7811 WEST 3742 S$. Broadway STATION Riverside 1766 FILLING DELOR AnD SERVICE Delor and Louisiana BOWER TIRE Co. 3501 South Grand LAclede 9905-9906 Gravois at Compton ing that he wave bh rde HAIN-SMITH PAINT ©0., 1508 Irving. S always had regarded HANNECKE HDWE. CO., 5390 Southwest Lane as a man of integrity. HARDY HDWE CO.. 574 De Baliviere “Act of Cowardic,” Glass Says. HARLAN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 6061 Man- “Your denial accent your chester — EST — ' rmora!) turpitude " tendered Glass. r ‘ HEFTY REPAIR CO.. _§- KUTZ MDWE. CO. 3970 Chou- HYNSON ©0.. 4758 Easton “It's an act of cowardice to stand FOREST PARK 7 7 AUTO REPAR. Co. JOHN LA CARI, 32°25 Obve of = _— — as = Fe. LEAMAN HDWE. CO... Clayton ™ & ¥. bag re 3148 per Fvenings and Sundays. Deliveries Angwher- CHARLES ICKENROTH, P 5837 Delm -1400 ; | nr ar CAbany 0080-140 6806 Clayton Ave. Hiland 962% icine . “CHL LGZ-OLIVE HDWE. to.. 4°47 Olive md Tarren wa Mind “GAN HDWE. CO. S518 Ureeswued wie ANDERSON rs isa c% ~~ die: tae ie ry i w. Wy MTPNER HDWE. CO.. 5007 Seath- AUTO SUPPLY co Inc R AND P ae in North Carolina assailed Jo! | Spur HDWE. €O. 5744 W. ‘einai . ¥. COR wao is ; ] : : *9 . AUTO & RADIO SUP. CO. , a er wiles Manchester i DP. “OOKE. 3810 Bastoe stone NP CITY ke | c*.. 4614 Washington DElimar 3676 fs cine of Waren S&S. Jefferson. H. D. KOOP HARDWARE CO., 1816 &. uates CONTINENTAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. ecrt5 Naterul REHM & JUERN PAINT CU.. 4311 Men- ; » Tie R “ a i M. 2. RORMER, 3108 Chippewa. Eve 1 tiie ws TEELF. HOO Delma . ... = “Teck PETERMAN Union and Natural . TRIANGLE TIRE & SUCPFLY CO... 6172 ar WALSH TIRE & SUPPLY CO.. 5011 Dei- rear WELLSTON HDWE. CO. 6234 Ras WERDES HDWF y a z, a bs "I 2 Ks 45 ; & oe ~ = - i ., fe ’ e a - j 2 a 2 fe) . = bt ee a ~ t * % i" 2 4 ae ; . ee “ ‘nk Rd ’ cet 4 ad + y ’ 4 5b ets % 4 a + ‘ oe x . ” bse hen g 2% * 7" rm > ee wie : Dee es ee a > RE *y Yagh pat. a, ? = 1% 13° » aS T= 7 4 > 3 ~> Ke ; Fah J ame + Pa? +. pees em a 3 a: . fe 4 ry a, . = oh ~ a ss a Lp = Y eh Aas : aa vrs b ¥ NW me SS z 5S & ke & R nf e Sit oo Aa . % x ets a a as 4 a ee a i Be 7 4 ot ae Pe é ; oe. xi J 97m Fe : oe: ag = a ¥ . e Pe : c} on a) oye agent — CENTRAL — BECKER-STROEBEL HENRY and MAGINNIS TIRE Co. TIRE CoO. ervice R Exclusive Distributers fer Geedyear Selid Ti: es 1422-32 N. 10th St. TYler 0446 STANDARD TIRE Co. “Drive-in Service” Washington JEfferson 0296 In ESST ST. LOTIS, UL. “Best S$ endered”™ 1111 N. 12th St. CEntra!] 3171.7 - GILBERT TIRE CO. Northeast Corner Sth and Walnut GArfield 4009 BUSY BEE MOTOR CAR CO. 4465 Manebester (at Tayler) GRand 760° GORMAN BROS. 3919 Washington Boul. JEfferson 1937 « i ; PUT Sen yt “¥ . 7 Fo jE a ip EE BROT IE alll Sate . res —— eee et ae a eid and The eom- rof weakened to extrnet in: ourten from food, are iVOKS _ NOFTERROK. 2099 ? — NORTH — 226. ¥.5. pat. OFF B © K TIRE Co. -J0S. Ww. KUEMMERLE, P Vulcamzing ie Your Old Tires 2445 N. Grand a =. Lindell 7041 fry od FT}

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | “a THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 a ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SAYS DEMOCRATS private corporations was fathered | Nayai Qil Reserve Ne. 3 in Call. | by the leaders of the Democratic | fornia. HATCHED PLAN TO party, with Secretary Lane as the 3 DAYS te ot i be | LEASE NAVY’S OIL | head of the mov ement,” Robinson fore mines Continued From Preceding Page. continued. close; if you cannot take im the ceal sow, reserve 25 NEW HAVEN TIDY. TOT GUARANTEED ALARM LOOKS, $1.60 f° Soetoro seb Wat fs MMI Oe FATHER “ Glass, who was chairtiian of the} tana, on the Senate floor, and said , industry is most un- Cataleg committee that wrote the 1920plat - | that President Wilson had demand- | Peaee i= the mining J S $4 SUEDE AND CORDUROY LUMBERJACKS, FRIDAY, Si .69 form, explained that an oil plank | ed the resignation of Secretary Sage oe Call us up for prices and On | 5 , ; ° ean EEE REREEmnnt Was inserted because at the time} Lane, who is now dead, asa result | mre ' | °S $4 GRAY SHIRTS, PART WOOL; ALL SIZES; FRIDAY. $1.69 Bivs tc cose er = is concen LS ANCHOR COAL G0,_ctunssre| "During Toate Pose Deperce ico over oil laws. . 53.451 more than the THREE NS $I 00 FLEECED UNION SUITS, ALL SIZES, FRIDAY... T2c Secndar did ocho thé oil “plank, : Repairing of Electric Devices i St. Louis newspapers ae PLUMBING HEATING mae oe Te ee ‘ Rr 35) igh ie SO ge tsa Bee Pre i stich aleladt lid: —. ra se pitas Aigo has . 7 * “ et ed » eh alae eee ors = ae 2 | ee ae rte ite > wore in « Te ae a ta - stemant: Se ae q+ ry, a PE ts : id By ‘hes «fy : ae —— ae i” ae te a od me. bie & BOs « ns erie te eee en ee ee ed ithere was nothing in it that Rob- | SIWED — FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, PR., FRIDAY, 980 9 's.ccci5c 220 ie csxcriea a» es Hh ‘sl Ee he Reviewing what he described as, some of the salient facts regarding | . 42 YEARS * oil leases, Robinson first centered , a ‘ — | his attack on “Jorephus ‘Dani-ia ° Ma | We Specialize in the Repairingof =|!) -Reegee Real Estate Loans | — Secretary of the Nayy in the Wil- A CHINES LE », 12 APR NC '30n Cabinet. He claimed it was W ASHING MA = yamindel nega ee ayia 2 s " roan prow Sey = . y “ o. ee a sem to hh a in pee » RI alee Oo had DROOL at —_ Ml cA asad a ~ gent - “ 2 etal aie.” tome ee ae ee a o + gute * Py de Mea me ue ant t i » @s m" ¥ cover and issuing futile denials of ~~-Heaters and Sewing Machines SOLD oN {0 YD their complicity in leasing the oil aes + om LENGTHS ' / C | reserves of the United States.” me —E stimates Given if Desired— oo ae ~ ‘om | The Indianan said that no saoner \ ONLY. had President Wilson approved the FRIDAY YD leasing act of Feb. 25, 1920, than UY ° Daniels suggestedato Congress that the law be amended “so asto give ;, ; . 0 WORK i a IN SYRUP; FRIDAY 07 him absolute power, to be used in| ‘ey 7 his discretion, over all the naval oil | reserves existing then or which | | should be created later.’ : LY | “No one can claim that this F . ‘. | proposition was in the interest of te men ned OSG l7, conserving the.oil that was in the men, dark . Or Fancy art ground,” Robinson shouted. ’ ” = ow. - > stripe patterns in we Jf ticking cov o sooner was the amendment, | Repairing—Repair Them and Bring Them Back ee nT eatin, foe rs ss ae ee -_ ast ers ~ ee ee PR iae | ats Peery r ee MIC, v0 BRD oO en - eet acum 3. which he wrote, and which the| all regular sizes, — : ered, biscuit Democratic Senators in this body Friday only. _ tufted, Fri... supported, operative, than he be- TiEz gan*to permit the navy’s oil to be | te AK) CA VAS TOP, OW, SI. taken out of the reserves by pri-j vate oil corporations. fe HEAVY SALVEuER WATER PAILS, f UART SIZE, NOW (5c “He did this without advertising | 0-0 | for or permitting competitive bids. | | | He did it merely by holding private | 60 CIRCLELITE AUTO SPOTLIGHT, COMPLETE, FRIDAY, $2.98 conferences with representatives | private corporations, just as the O FORD LOCK STEERING WHEEL, 3272.72 FRIDAY,$2.98 J vireo fae" MODELS 5 Fall did later’ and giving them leases in the oil reseryes.” [0 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN SEAT COVERS, 1923-25, NOW __ $3.98 ser Danicis reasea' 55 wens Asserting that Daniels had given | H FLASHLIGHTS, 2-GELL, COMPLE WITH EVEREADY BATTERIES leases for 55 wells to the Boston | AND MAZDA BULB. FRIDAY Pacific Oil Co. and the Consoli-. | dated Mutual Oil Co. in Reserve In ONE-QUART | No. 2 in California, Robinson de- | i; C GLASS JAM; clared that if this were defensible, | FRIDAY Daniels should have admifted his , Course and defended it, “Instead of assuming the role of injured |honor and righteous indignation /and proclaiming that he ‘had | saiberted fought every proposition to per- SARDINES | mit the ofl in the naval reserves to “be taken out by anybody.’” In Pare Olire Oil. “So far as the official record Friday. Can shows,” Robinson continued, | _“Frinklin K. Lane, Secretary of the 5 ARMY GOODS STORE | | Interior in the Democrati¢ admin- | | istration, was the originator of the | 10° th &\ proposal to lease naval! reserve, oi! | AS HINGTON egghead S _ploited by them. > rae. oer “The record shows that on Aug. ' ' 1. 1917; Secretary Lane communi- | | cated with other members of the | Cabinet, namely. Secretary of the| Navy Daniels, Secretary _of War | | Baker, Secretary of Labor Wilson, ROO AARONR Cs sar aneatne: a wee ow Sent terme: cases | Secretary of Commerce Redfield, Peo SS ee Cte Steet §6| and Secretary of Agriculture Hous- : SOR OO Os pssst aero ie = ton, to the.effect that Naval Re- 'serve Nof 2 was being drained by | private oil wells located just out- | side its borders, and, as an offset, territory within the reserve ought | to be leased at once to private cor- | oh or dw age o tor yen EN eee ) ves Ny hse aan ay Md ores w «> 7 « ce wee -- ow a _— * — ~~ - Atha re se. Fe . “ foal : xa ‘ . en oi me acacia x es s ee aed Fe See eT ay 2 yee rhe etry ety ge SBP ORL TEE #2. Daeg RB SN IPN gt: EIR LE MS ti IEE ENE LAE INE. FS BE via y every color on the as well as four beautiful sparent Clear Daco: And ng, enduring beauty is flint-like surface: : the list below. 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sn sa o> = wats a ee a coat Oe ee eed ye) PAGE DIFFICULTIES FACE U. S. IN PLANS FOR ee ere ees NICARAGUAN POLL artery, the San Juan River, and | * Continued From Page 17. Mencada—several hundred "thou. mwa dollars for a siush fund, Too, Chamorro learned something in the _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH schools; today it has not half a Goren. The flourishing traffie of | Zelaya’s day up and down that life Lake Nicaragua, today is practical- ily non-existant. The trip is now / made at the risk of one’s life. The | postoffice service, and in fact near- ly every public service, is a joke. SE immigration Bar Put Off.” WASHINGTON, March Postponement for one operation of the national Clause of the Act, eet CC AOA A year 1924 Immigration was approved without a rec- . > ___. THURSDAY, MAROH 29, 192 ord yote tolay by the House The ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae measure now goes to the President. ; : ? a 83 Fo und , P ’ | The clause would base im: me ae yo the origins migration ° * s ; quotas on percentages of nationali- ; e Pr4 ties already represented in the # , Pre -., Bt United States. 7 aye" 5 SS ae g ee bs The basis of treating sickness bas wet changed simee Ur. Caldwell icit . Medicai College in 1570, ver sivee be a = "ART THREE. Se a Robbers Get $135. gam who gained ents 3 sight to the offices of coe : + ae , Z cathe ' 7 a : ra” ba tig ‘ iad : a —s o. - sae ‘2 : F : ind Fe if . a } * « Can * Se aes . 7 a “aad e oy. + - — . ~~ Si : | : '. : « : B Sg . ° 3 iM ” ~ A « a - : Than He Was at Th Healthier, heartier, and happier than he.ever was as a youngster. Able ah 2 — | Lumber Co., 6401 7 ae = off the safe and escaped : | Nicaragua, under our paternaP tu- | city of Mussolini and the Popes. | tejage for so many years, is the | The church gave him a Te Deum} most backward of all the Central on his return. The Bishop of Gra- American republics. ; nada has assailed the Liberals, call- (Copyright, . 4928. | , Ing them. bolsheviks . and anti | Christs. } ’ ‘he Secretary of Education, a He KENTUCKY i gight-hand man of Chamorro, is a |, t d e, d t HICKORY. SMOKED 0 ao mor and 01 better. ¥anatical Catholic. He is an, in- i COUNTRY | | Gives all credit to marvelcus tonic 'y TB. Mee ' hata : a timate friend of the Archbishop; | ‘a ise ee. ee Ther | : ; o i: | ; ee Bi eg ‘ Ss “ = a % F , How long is it Since youve felt bled, the Walgreen stores will re- - equal to your weight in wilhdcats” fund what rou paid for it. and, although the Governmeut | owes the teachers back salaries for | 32 months, the Minister lavishly | red ne Doe you think that because you're. att san ‘eee aM’ te iat Sit vo rs So past the age of thirty, such an offer? You cont jens by Wonderful Fiavor ne more right to the energy a cia baw cand ee eae placed ut the market “the laxative preseriptiow be bad used mu bis prac tice, Reown tv druggists aud the public siuce 159D, as Ur. Caldwell ’e | 6 A gtabeere a re prennen hts KY dang ae s ee a. » diel Ae? qgelpanetittin you have ”_ | man beings to put into heir system. if grown people want to use them no one can deny them the privilege, but they should néver uc given to children. co. The simpler the remedy for gon | ; ° ae stipution, the safer for the child and | We would be glad 1 for you, and the ‘better for the gen-| prove at our expense bow eral health ofall. And as vou can} Caldwell’s Syrup Pe in get resuite » a mild and safe = ¥} tp vou and yours. J ai by using D®. Caldweil’s Syrup Pep Per a Mon | _ on Scat. pro. sterv — as aa ott S dee ts Le Pet AL . NO MONEY DOWN Unfinished 5-Piece Breakfast Set Set complete . with $11.75 drop-leaf table and NO MONEY DOWN SIDE-ICER 4 , » V4 ~ J eo * - sacguer o " f = : = - | . NO MONEY DOWN _ CONSOLE 100-P¢. Dinner Set Wecoratec samce in fully designed and A complete servic. decorated $1 3 Each dish is beauti- NO MONEY DOWN 4 chairs. Only ... Sih cath ane ein saa tis ibs gO ea —_— fySr. | * yer ee. ot eh ot >- ay of Removing that Ugly Yellowish Tinge from Your Teeth, We Guarantee I! i hy must now be plain to you that ordinary dentifrices are ineffective against “Yellow | Mask.” . That is true. It takes a special, non-gritty substance not used in the average dentifrice te banish — pe Ne yellowness from our naturally white teeth. ‘ » This substance is “Tri-Calcium -Phos- FOP-I¢ ER phate.” It's a while, satiny powder that REFRIGERATOR foremost dentists use for cleaning and pol- neg ; ishing teeth. There is nothing in the world sliding shelv thet will so quickly lift that “Yellow Mask” and glorify the natural tooth whiteness as dbo eteet ay « For years the objective has been to create | a pleasant, tasty tooth paste of “Tri-Calcium | Phosphate.” And thus give you for daily ‘ear the finest cleaning and whitening agent The —— 9x12 ROYAL ELVET RUGS se ig os This 1s ore of the most stupendeus Month-End Sales we ever offered on 9x12 Royal Velwet Rugs! Every Rug in the entire group is new! All heavy quality! And woven from the best yarns procurable for Rugs of. this pricé! The designs are exquisite—the colors are harmoni’ ous—in fact you are certain to find just the Rug that’ will delight you and add freshness and beauty to your home tor Easter! Remember! Friday is the day' NO MONEY DOWN DOMESTIC VACUUM BABY CRIB 2 Has PBhapicas.- 202 2 coms Finished in cname! complete with uttachments drop side. ‘Excellent! y NO MONEY DOWN. ! NO MONEY DOWN NEW OCCASIONAL TABLES pacu mm rests with fringe Pirst ering showing of h —_ arved feet. Upto $29 Tables—walnut v-: stcreua mM rir ' e . — + ‘ Vv * ania r tapestry. A bi e NO MONEY DOWN COGSWELL CHAIR ‘NO MONEY DOWN ane A ee iy 2 ~~ =~. : eS 7 ~~. 2 ines a ie : 9 Ril ng ae bn ag ™ _ et oe a - i ‘ a Lee tS 4 aw Hes "pl : d Pees . Sheen, beh re : 5 gil oe -—* lids Sy ee te SL ae veal RR lise! BORE ES TABS eS Lah Anat See Ae thay westar s “ , oe sf — . aes co ee ees er ee + ONE nn Ge ae + = ee ’ OCCASIONAL CHAIR ~ ‘ = be 9 - # . * The professional and public reception to * DRPHOS is overwhelmipg. Dentists every- “Where are telling their patients to use it. eo have turned to ORPHOQS. $23.75 omen and men the world over testify te ; > hee. we & eee amazingly whiter teeth, ; , GAS-RANGE : sae ® tf hardwoods 4 We want you to try this marvelous mm: made ; $13.45 esinur. Urh $16.95 : ‘t wai " 1 presen - ae ve ory 1s tapeser , GecBiceive deedilcsed fa vac wc Wighane ns ee NO MONEY DOWN » beauty waiting? Get a tube today. Go after _ that “Yellow Mask.” If, after a fair trial, » . there is the slightest tingle of disappoint. * mest, present the unused portion of the Gas Range tube to your drugzist and grt your moncy back, $79 os et | , 7 . - , | Geay Enamel Rance r } tour burne ) \) | large oven an : Prec POLYCHROME FRAME MIRROR NO MONEY DOWN | Charter Oak r Cabinet Radie Cabinet & Stool mahogsay finch = GABP me ever hardwoods ... 6 date | NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DOWN. lfay~Stern & Col= S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets “ — - — EER, AT tS Se _—- - —— " _ Comes in walnut er SR Se Pea WE a en . 6 ae, ~ 7 wee , <<a “ thine. ‘eure. meta & Triple-mirror Var- ities, broken out cf expensive bedroom hes. . NO MONEY ‘Bown .. NE Ae SE EE ROE ene et Mee Me) Og eS eee EDR ICY tein ss ti a we Seaman ibn. aie aa Sr i tg ASAE, daa GI wgmet IE OT de ERO RPO at OWE etna ale caning aaa Fiabe cn cakmateter D Dit es, oe ba ol a. *) ra Bre - * uh eS Se Ss GO ae oe . " 5 ake Ay “nF + = ™ ; y ae - . en rs *: q '* ' ‘ . . ro Or Sey . . + Oe 6 2 # act ool a ert r . 4 i ps 4 . % el a Kop att - e." se Ss 5 7 el SS a ; RD Spe? is SO MONEY DOWN - — TOOTH PASTE

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wa . 4 ~ eee ie | > rf | ald Oe nee wa Se . Ls he. : oy ound PeongARKETS-SPORTS) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS-34. | . ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1998. | : PAGES =a F rescription, a T THREE. | eg ce . : — ee =" ‘qutoed entcenien| URGES OWNERS OF DOGS | bave been biten: 7 seme ‘dogs are FREE TRADE FIGHT RENEWED aL leader, declared in addressing | gated a few industries with tariffs; Woman Labor Bill Defeated. NOW i! STO Pp ff : & being treated>at the municipab, a Liberal-industrial conference this | the next would be iron and steel. [ March 29.—A_ ill night to the ae ee a ey 10 MUZZLE THEIR ANIMALS 7 } ome in Municipal ae Building, | Magra . George Says Tories Seek to | afternoon. “Once that is protected,” he fex- BY pwnd have permitted wom- ms eres knocked the combi Health Commissioner Reports yrs oa stréets. | 2° Force Protection on Britain. | _ “Protection,” he added, “will be | claimed, “it me-ns the bursting of jen textile workers to work after Sa jroad, Kno a ni Rabi Pee - bo “Cats: Those who mf&y have- oct bitten By the Associated Press. | the cry of the Tory party under | the dam All ‘ rgindustries of this | 6 m. was rejected by the House gn off the safe and escaped with =a sae a Mi ty; by dogs and have not received! LONDON. March 29.—The free [Up to name at the next election.’’ country “will 2e imundated, and ine ha to ad yesterday when any . treatment are asked ar report there } trade struggle has begun again, | Up to the present time, continued many of them hopelessly it refused to order the bill for A perceptible increase in the for éxaminati number of dogs being found in the4 == ¢ i, ent, Premier Lioyd George, Lib-! Lioyd George, the Tories had irri- swamped.” a thiri reading. city suffering from rabies and in — } the number ef persons being bitten || oi = Tae n Reset S070 A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTIO: ‘ Tass ih met Ss onli =4 oe “ a Aa os oe te cogs me 6 ie >a oy ch is fa ” o> “as eT een alte ML aa Qe mo) wx - ie By radii wits hn eget“ a - . » oe ae. att a8 ay ~ es 2 Rete mca IP RE: ee a > J ' : rd "> ay eg We would be giad to bave sf bve at our expense how mucha en dwell’s Syrup Pepsin can ga - | | mi ont ata Si Ceetie Couns, 'Coventh & Washington—Grand & Olive—408 Washington] ounce." ae IFRIDAY’S & SATURDAY’S PRE-EASTER SALE “ Wilsonia |CANDY- SPECIAL! | . DON’T FOOL YOURSELF CANDY SPECIAL!| CANDY SPECIAL! Alarm Clocks Riggt s Famous Jordan not eater porkecs hostile fe the meosae a capt hg GF Chocolate / Assorted Cream- ——why you can't dance or ewim, walk, golf or hunt—why you have ~2) | + anole 08g ly arm. Almonds lost the zest and spice of living—the benefits of active exercise. Marshmallow Eggs Filled Easter Eggs ~ year. Sale on tO Regular 60c Ib. value. FAT PEOPLE Packed 120 to a Box Large and small size. . ‘ Pound box Do Not Last Long in the Race of Life Dark Chocolate, box Choice, pound box ..... Thermos Vacuum B wa Wes oe Tabl a nd sane of those — stay yeune—ahe work bet. Milk Chocolate .. * ‘ er-—-sieep better—enjoy life more than yo e the Bottles ayer § spirin abiets Imperial Health Belt—it wil! bring in aoa ditiieein nities ' 24 5c-Size Marshmallow Eggs, | ang oy a ee prey i psit:,’?? Monticello, Ilinoig, ill send vou prepaid a FREE as ee am Ma ety sy me. Ae of Are ee ee SF eee ax wg aay ats ity oe Prien 5.4 Resp 'v,5-caye els Forno ee ett ee nisin. 8 » ae ‘ gant deep Se oee S BEDS 407 aati p Ce eee an ° 4 woe onal eterna al Lite Mak, ~alieiehtiaeeuerantedsais red + ae ed hts pe TRE gin le i Len PN SO TURE Mt. RE yg MIN Cn cae ESA IAEA 35c Energine Dry Cleaner 2 dozen a be discomfort, help throw back your shoulders— Wi ie ; bt: 2 ring the vital organs back to their normal position— a Seep: qd, Bet" 26 and restore the zest and spirit of an active, wormal health al hours, cold i- hours. ; and greai ly improve, as well. your personal appearance, Pints. with the greatest of comfort ° ; = eeieataihed RAY-Q-LITE WOLFF-WILSON’S HEALTH BELT Wolff-Wilson’s Quarts combines all the desiratle features of an Abdominal Supporter and Sauerkraut Juice jae FLASHLIGHT Health Belt. Made of the best grades of washable fabrics, contains . no rubber or elastic. and can be laundered, thereby maintaining a 1 QUART * ‘30¢ sanitary condition. Absolutely the highest grade garment of its kind. BOTTLE nee A Endorsed by leading phgsicians and surgeons.. Recommended for Kid- + Royal Electric Iron |’ snd ‘Becka cies, ‘whether ‘oie ct plnst ie’ Meeps’ the boay brec = Highly nickel | ie Rudtne, Naming. Working. or otherwise engaged. “Obtain FREE Chamois finish, 6 - Ib. | T.o-cell, nickel plated. Com- - Guaranteed ran win ns win Ses... 98¢ || ADMIRATION CIGARS |= == 6-foot cord } cial. Regular $1.50 value. A High-Grade Tampa Smoke ee 19x25. Reg- d>. Regular $6.50 eS Another Wonderful Value! SAR. | A || 3-for-25¢ LA RIENTA CIGARS | SC | —————— a Extra Box of 50 6.4 a _ hetly : J | RITE ar $23 value—a high- class : Special : Cc — $2.50 Stop Biting Your oa alate ie Oe oe Oe r- Regula steds! English article. Sale C assimeres! | Electric Lighting Heating Pad are. © ) WOLFF-WILSON’S Twists! Ve- ~_ wea” p> 7 on pr oolong eS ee $3 98 H AIR aie Original F actory Smokers stylish wool fabrics tha POs ‘or Cutting and Bo ir orate 1h) Pies Reels $3.00 | Oo se inte 0: eu Special J for BOC “523° — f= Star-Rite = * ———— , %e : $20 | es ae, oe Wolff-Wilson’s [| NEUTRALITY COTTON MATTRESS me Thactrie’ Handmade Imported Manilas—Big Blunts nt cade “$9.95. | 2 oe ee aa nay ; 2 : Toaster 71-Inch BarberSuesss 6" 5c 98¢13 " 10c Bes f $3.23 a) Se a ee : » we HH NY —— ~~ es ee hravy art hon ee gg ee ey ~ ll ra Men s Toasts 2 pieces of bread at one === coe 79c P Ch Denb T t Agent, > i thle ty . | E Serres Soa £ ’ ’ ° time. Complete with price .. Red Dot, John Ruskin, Wm. Penn, as. enby, ungsten, NO MONEY DOWN | PEE AL UE ond, desirable! 1 Extra Fine eS ae, Sevane tibhen, Mow Corranch Mit Eianes’ & Basan Sammie Seiad: - e tome @ ¢ S- DAC Price, ba, Garcia Babies, Davis Smokers, | _ wae Havana Ribbon (foil), Turk- smartness that ' T . young men ie, opcoats Straight Saeeuayen'e Handmade, King Ed- i. Widee Owl. sire without ward , : ce ea sisnin, lng arose $16 ous a) Razors 6 for, 5€ Box GZ) Special @C Each Farr’s Gray Hair D: eo " ee i hv , oa ~en ss * wrens = aie f inal ie ae Le. — , Wt Me an 6. “eu” .* > = -* a. ie a ~ > + * ”~* ~. > — =) —-s « SA mw beatin a = a. tye . - eee. Fyre ah eo e w 7 Handsomely Tai- é , : : : 4 Saaeen Eng lored, Pure Wool, wa Wor: 26 a 16-0z. Granger Rough Cut, 75c | 16-oz. Velvet er" Silk-lined Top- b, 0 16-oz. Prince Albert... So many thousands have found ; a era 16-0z. Tuxedo fa Newest aeiean Rubberset Brushes 16-oz. Half and Half 95c 16-oz. Serene Mixture. . $1.15 A og ater ene ae notes Torwegi iv il, pint, > . . Series... Friday coat ogee a hg eg . Message matism thru Nurito that it bas a Spiri : , 2 OZ... > . : , now become the standard Tincture Iodine, 2 OZS........ . Chesterfields Clowns to : mn 100 Compound Cathi ie Pil , - =~ —_ We i. Camels Lucky Strikes Women a 6 ELSE lg ROIS. LEIS RRS ER Re Ea SR a 160 Compoun atnaruc ’ Regular $1.50 value. ; ~ . dmonts ee as 3 , & “Set a 2°. ee 4S i Bere, Castor Oil. pint bot tle, W. : > STRIKE Home Runs Three Castles Supported ty -— & ce se = oe te eS See eos ae ee Rhinitis Tablets (100)....... » \ d heavy iron trame— ea ES i = oer Se, es = r r oe \S w . ; ; fae = , De eee ek SE Ras RRC 4-oz. Cascara Aromatic, W--W. : ” 15 , ff y ; ‘ar 3 * oat Fede ncbaee oe 5 Reg sas e Ses eee, core oe Tea hg Scien cn eat SACRED cree 4 . - . agi ’ ° iat e251 | ts Pee GR etal, © ¥ ‘ " . . o ies ‘. se Pan ng meen - , un a he . ¥ niet he dhe tic all-wool Cassimeres, v- N WSFAS , ex eef, Wine an n, ; . 7c. 53 : 1.1 c ene ow 4 De con catdes cane ae” OBS: | = 3 for $2.25] Antiseptic , Copetens Bi 2h 4 63c | 25c Listerine Tooth Paste-21c Wal.-Fin, Chifferébe SNe a tuttet nd sateen. a ee Sa Bh <oieininitan a ° fon taae | A Sete; Doe-tre 40c Castoria, Fletcher’s, 29c | 60c Lyon’s Tooth Pow., 49c aS 28.85 | pa ef-tengies and'ene'pair of pins toor | Re "hs Peptona .. ..98c, 3 for $2.70 | ‘ating . eae | | Pinkam’s Veg. Comp. . .98c | Revelation Tooth Pow., 28c een & ee 0 80 Hee tectetng pee, sy Rexall apy ig ly adapted to the — Hospital Cotton, Ib. rll, 38 iy hale tat -- | é ail onte ull de Pane Pe Sterilized Gauze, Son 46-4 vie @ 208 Shop After School—Open Until 6 P. M. | : ~ oe pen stb | rad todknns ‘4% ee 29, 49c, 89 Valuable as 4a $1 lronized Yeast Tobe. 79¢ } gargie. Correcis — the mouth, #1 3 we 4 50c La Blache Face Pow. 44c 50c Eversweet Deodz-ent 44c | 60c Pompeian Rouge. . .50c 60c Amolin Powder. . . Pzlmolive Soap. .2 for 15¢ ie | $1. $0: Hien Bacto 3c | Squibb’s Tooth Paste. . . 36c te . W. Cor, Eighth & Washington Av. | cs ENTIRE ORDER TO COVER POSTAGE AND PAC! IN a ih amen . - % 5. ws Ms A oy c v . * s . SO NRG A LOLI Se ONAN MI OL ET TS SN ANI eS ties Rite eae ah A i — otra ; . ” wus

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______ THURSDAY. MARCH ws ROO ls ——___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ PAGE 24__ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ns Nine Richmond (Mo.) Miners Heid. | tions filed im the Circuit Court by Special to tie Post-Dispa ten. Prosecuting Attorney Mansur as an | RICHMOND, Mo., March 23.— outgrowth of picketing at Mine No. d ’ ; Seven more Richmond miners were | 50 of the Ray County Coal Co, here. 4 4 ) arrested yesterday charged with/last week. The Fowler mine, re-| ; unlawful picketing. making nine’ cently damaged by an explosion, . ; taken into custody on the informa-/ has resumed work. ) OM \ ) 21 Street Paving Bids 17 Pct. ~ , | Vf aw / A inder -Estimates in $1!1,- { lM), y 000,000. Program. a of Sewer and street construction, % work to be ‘done this season. which | y; city engineers had estimated would | s f cost the city treasury and benefited : property own@rs about $11,000,909, rt - may cost only $19,900,000, if the J ‘ ’ resent tendency of contractors to, > 3 You can’t get them a! any gy 4 ede calaaatsteisiy cow whee: 2 em J ent agency. ¥et Ea continued. | those wonderful servanis, This estimate was made by W. | Rm) unshin reah Ai “~ W. Horner, chief engineer of street | S e and F Als; ‘ee and sewer construction, on the basis : areavailabletoany woman of bids received so far, which lead : him to look for a general reduc- | ae oo pas a Jp tion approximating 10 per cent in | they’ work for _— ' eosts. Low bids submitted to the | ' 3 on rainy days. gis ii Board of Public Service, Tuesday. | ' (and calculateda yesterday. for pav- | No, it's not a riddle. The ing 21 streets, aggregate 17 per} oxyvgen bubbles in DUZ ent less than the tota! estimated | . hy the city fm advance of the let- . *,* ° _ L449 pomcmrmere! | i. * Se Big Values air—in the wash tub | while the estimate was $3457,009. an? (Contracts are expected to be ou’ve only to watch them : : : : awarded to the low bidders by the; at work to realize that dirt lhoard next Tuesday. doesn’t stand a,chance tn eeseral. eatimates by the cits! | against them. And if you're engineers have been 4 to 5 per Sale St ts Thu ' 7 a 4 ) 29 . Se “ent lower this season than for) ar not yet convinced, inspect /similar work last year. Horner v 9 your clothes when the said this was due to lower market | ‘ bubbles knock off work costs, — he believes are ne increased competition for pubdilc | for the day: | projects and cheaper laber caused by unemployment. | f SBANDS and FATHERS ee 7 /} 7 Soap Camay, Creme Ou], Palmolive, Lifebuov ‘Wrights — PINEAPPLE bate in ge Island y)- 3 e : Dressing or Taste-T-Spread... Valentine Brand Sugar 10 ad 69 Cc Cea | . Squat Standard Fine Granulated, bulk ec SG <seeve Oe Oer eOe & oH Oe * Se Se OO eH Se OO we @ ° Stiees ~~ NO | oe a eee Preserves = sz pF | Temtor Pure Strawberry. . Serve J ell-well : i: Minute Tapioc | “=e « a» the new gelatin dessert from California = PER PKG. .. : Fruit flavors that thousands of western | Catsup women prefer toallothers. Learn why : si SE | like them best. And note our rp Mrs. Nye's 16-ounce size oul gift offer in coupon below. | | Flour Bm cere d ee ee ee 2 tye oe. ¥ pe P : oie neocon ee tee a. by» Mic¥ » Sie Re a ak ‘i ¥ , : 3 aval ene. oy 5 ad ‘ Y pen ee ene ead . + oy ~ ee Ro : : ioe : } ge ee ee ee Ea, 0h OSS POE ED % Brie & % - a am Pade % — © out Ke. er “a ‘ me Bots RS Gea Aistin Seles aa sptheg: Sahalewingy fa07 8 - va ee PA MIE MET * ” ye aare? om ba, SS wai ot toma ae a Ge, SRI es TE TE Tae RR a am Al aR a Si i eae os - rig <sgaipieharas it oie iti ii dl te Pe eee ee . he ppm ies a iar ae IX the mame of this new dessert firmly in vour SY UE : ; ; dog,’ OS | Pillsbury or Gold Medal mind—Jel!-WELL. , . o It's easily prepared and always successful—always firm, smooth and delicate. Valentine Brand Clear, sparkling fruit colors make it more attractive ; | | than any dessert you've ever seen. It's even more \ : IGARET TES beautiful if you use the-mold shown below. ~— ) MEDIUM i “well i . rt fo ! CANS Bo aay is healthful, too. The ideal dessert for PIF NG CAMEL. CHESTERFIELD. » Specialists agree. cima . But vou will like Jell-well dest for its luscious PIEDMONT, LUCKY STRIKE true fruit flavors—Loganberries, Strawberries and we 15 Raspberries. of Oregon and Washington. Oranges $ . Loy on AOD of California, etc. =——— CARTON Large Mold Free " With thousands of Pacific Coast women, Jelleweil has been the favorite dessert for years. | We know you'll like Jell-well, too, and will gladly tell ethers about it. We are therefore making you a libera!] FREE mold offer im coupon below. We ask eply one favor in return—that you recommend Jell-well te Give of your friends. Tear out the coupen NOW, before i | TE a ‘ © you turn this page-- oF then ask your grocer for three packages of Je!l-well, the Caii- pany. fornia dessert in the meat RED box. 4440 E. District Bivd.. Dept. SL-3A, < Angeles, California. f attach three (3) Jeil- weil package fromte. Please send me the large elum- | num dessert mold. (Oniy one to a home. Void efter Aug, 1, 1978. T like Jetl-well end will gi recom. mend it to Sve of my ae | —— iy A | , = nen i ONS to 4\De a? —§ he oon Oo Owe Che owe wae e& &*& - 7 a“ _ =, “ee | : ae —| Owned and Controlled by St. Louisans ; ae ee aS ARE Re be i

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT | Gay Thi: This Wapay irra Woman Must Tell How She | E. J. Roesch in Sf. Louis Beats | - Quickly Gained 1] Pounds Ralph Barnett Who Is Some- | where on the Atlantic. | ¥F. J. Pooler ‘go bad he staggered thought he was drunk reba _THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 _ ADVERTISEMENT People Said “Drunk” — But Man Was Sick had stomiach trouble and many _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ew . rem SE BE oe BO. O00 Peleus ie, a . ‘ : = wetgie. Pee , ty nd oy — + , ae Te ee hina AO OL Pe OS tO NAGI OG i BIN ORO ENS ee he POE ROE ie IIR ~ oe ¢ A — ec ee a ti eh vests Dr. H. L. Shoub, New York, writes» “Adlerika. in addition to its intes- “Now.” he ' tinal cleansing, checks the growth | NU" of intestinal bacteria and bacilli.” | says, “since taking Adlerika, I fee! | ot J. 7 e: “In my 50 years’ | ae | practice, ave found nothing to | like a oe . Rg tie aN excel Adlerika.” . ' The simple mixture o SK THC . E, Puckett: “After using Ad- park, glycerine, saline, etc., (known | lerika. I feel better than for 20) as Adlerika), has a most surprising years. Awful impurities were elim- | DOUBLE action. First. it acts on inated.” ) BOTH upper and lower bowel (most It will astonish you the great | medicines act on lower bowel only) | amounts of poisonous matter Adler- and removes foul matter that often |ika brings out—matter you would poisoned the system for months. | never believe was in your system. | ' Second. Adlerika clears all GAS and/In chronic constipation, gas bloat- | sourness from s&s tomach and bowels, | ing, sour stomach and sick head- | | bring ge »y INSTANT relief from stom- |ache, just ONE spoonful Adlerika | ach en Fay And in addition,’ Ad- | brings wonderful relief. At leading lerika removeg metabolic poisons | druggists. Sold in St. Louis by cause neuritis, rheumatisin, | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores and other and neck and with limbs scantiiy | covered with flesh? A four-and-a-half-hour In every drug store in America game was played by radio last you can find McCoy’s Tablets, sugar night between amateur station coated and as easy to take as candy. 9DMJ in St. Louis and the freight- They are recommended not only to|*™ W®stcadoa, on the Atlantic put on weight but to improve the | 0°®@" Seevral days out of Naples, general health. on its way to New Orleans. O N The operator of 9DMJ is Delmar | ne sickly man in New Jersey re-| rowler of 4940 Botanical avenue, gained his health and energy and and the St. Louis player Eugene J. nese 28 pounds of much needed Roesch, a director of the Nationai esh. | Chess Federation and head of its| ight Men and Women ; World Over Ought to chess ppretis by by the Experience of This Well-Known a scmmeeen Woman. Read It Twice " _ « “ . ae good. I was disappointed inning. ighed 104 when I began—now 11514. I praise them. I at be without them: My limbs SF ycaiee up fine. 1 am singing praises to everyone I see. I But read McCoy’s generous offer | —it tells the whole story to every fair minded person. McCoy takes al! the risk — Read this ironclad guarantee. If after tak- ing 4 sixty {cent bores of McCoy’s Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any thin, underweight man doesn’t gain at least 5 pounds and feel completely satisfied with the marked health— or woman | chess-by-radio division. The play- | Waterman avenue, known in both | which | etc. er on the Westcadoa was the ship's | *, operator, Ralph Barnett of 6186) | chess and amateur wireless circles | | here. Transmission on the band was perfect. Not a singie move of the $7 had to be repeated. livery 40-meter | move in chess can be indi- | cated by two figures and from two | | druggists. Thursday, Friday and Saturday! THESE PRICES are typical of the many low-priced met stay found daily at the A&P. And a Low Price at the A&P carries with it the of satisfactory *ABLISHED esr 1859. __ (” WHERE-ECONOMY RULES” | — ie ~ Feehan bantanal ene epee amen Ses: a ie "4 ae 7 cieiead ‘ NS al el - j : rantee improvement in —- identifying the | «~ tg tasr- x tr nantes ee Caer: y > a ot ot a . : ° I e on ‘¥. veg one abet 1 one baer 7 ee 5 Bihan) ah os 2 -« 2 ry “4 at eae a ee is , + home ® peree Sgees " x pele oe Caeaadii ar: ot he meg y os Mops ‘aes oy nee 9s wail 3 ov vening nating “ . = anes + wo aS paste Ie etn pp tee tate er ny nis Pa mates ade i) oe as ; Ey a ied ss Dn Pe Se er am ihe pine?" “ae Lee is * vies SR eee ‘ . : f + ae Box" : a) ag 3 axe ee ‘ ‘4 a . r . Be 3? 2

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= PAGE 26 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 1928 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH CARDS FAIL TO OVERCOME INDIANAPOLIS’ EARLY LEAD AND LOSE, § ESET ESTATE: ATRIA PE ——s FAVORITES WIN N ee P ded ‘BROWNS perciye eon lb R . THEVEN OW IN - Tossed 60 Baskets 1 in 60 Tries iNevers 1S TO | FOR EXERTION GAMES Cet Posit ee For 4 Runs in Browns .*:eo522) Mack’s On ee - ee oe es ef. ee : / : ; = = . * — — = 7 m ee “a Ps oe - TWO INNINGS TITLE TOURNEY §=9» Game at Memphis = gu rey % pe 2 . 2 TAA RR A eG O cil F (TR IE TINT 20 ITE ah BF oe Ws Se aie Res ey 77 ang acne he 4s ie : = od SER i > bs z ae Sig Bi OG, aac g™ wees 1 kay ? ’ ‘* A seta ct he tes ae ee > Pag ihe SAS Bo ep ee ie 4 Ui alas AN, 4 ” Rene eke TOK: Ms SRY RAK BPG al é eee oe} bh SECS meee y aed 1. RLS bY 3g (ile tlie Wk Pas Bae varie a, MANES TT Pe Re Ais PO a Rit ik et sc as en exe ide iP See abe} her bat Sliding Into Base. -, ‘Cardinals Box Score _ i a a aaa CARDINALS. AB. FR. H. Biades, If. ...1 oetiger if.... 2 oom, Sh. ...3 High 3b... cm Frisch 2b......2 Toporcer 2b...2 Botitomler, 1b. 3 Reinhart 1b Hatey, rf. Williamson rf. . os ad —~OWSnm & OFC C6 Thesenow rf Douthit, ctf. Maranville, Schuble ss..... OVarrell c.... Mancuso, c. Davis. c. KAUCEMANN # Il L°TLEJOHN P.1 BERLY P.....@ wg oe fb Wh Ob kc ns COSSCHOSCOSHHOOC OOH OOSES MOOSCH HM HOON MMOH mM OOMNES SCOSWSSCOOCHHOHRHOCONUN WOOP Secec Owe Nw me Oo Tutal Hinkle batted for Beriy in 9th. INDIANAPOLIS. Matthews cf. Haney 3b... Muctler rf... Russell, if... Warsticr ss. Holke Ib. Betzel 2b .. Riddle. c... BURWELL, P. coco Cr wr OW eH» Or Ceoreocrw sO CARDISALS 9000100 INDIANAPOLIS 0101020 1 By W. J. McGoogan © the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. PLANT CITY, Fia.. gry cto -3.— The Cardinals started hittix late in the game and lost Indianapolis club.of the Association here this afternoon. to 4 MecKechnie’s run each in and ninth innings, but in frame wasted aopporttinuy, frame wasted an opportunity a double play spoiled a marked by two and an error which batter to reach base. Tony Kaufmean »pitched first three innings and was found for one score. Carlisle Littlejohn succeeded him and later Berly went In to pitch. Neither of these hurlers was effective. In the sevent inning, Williamson, young outfielder of the Cardinals. was badly injured. The player's | spikes caught in second base when | he was sliding and his right ankle was hurt. He was carried off the | fiela nd the club’s trainer, Dr. We declared the member pro y Was fractured and him iv hospital. Tommy Thevenow played right field the last two innings, his first active duty of the season. @ single in the eighth and crossed the plate on Douthit's triple The game: FIRST INNING. CARDINALS.—Warsti>: eut Blades. Burwell Holm. Frisch sent a Russell. NO RUNS. INDIANAPOLIS. tossed out Matthews. Struck by a pitched-ball. Mnre!! hit into a deuble play, Kaufmanr. to Maranville to Bottom tlery, RUNS. men counte the seventh. > | , : sincles, a double; enabdied ai the sent LOaSseC"R na. = - *F ~ — RAtfmann rianeyr er SECOND INNENG. CARDINALS—Bottomiey {11 Mueller. Hafey uc’s out. Dout- hit walked Mar Hanex. NO RUNES. INDIANAPOLIS ~- Ky | '* aftr ean?] walked and made a delayed steal «ff Warstler sacrifice, Kavt- Holke singled rie! he Hatey ONE second. mann to Bottom!e«: to right. scoring Russ '!, Was out trying for secon}, te Frisch. Betze) fanned. RUN. but THIRD INNING. CARDINALS—O'Farrel] sing! :! te left. Kaufmann popped Warstier. Blades walked. Holm's rolier, Betsel tagged Biad.s and threw to Helke for a dotubie Play on Holm. NO RUNS. INDIANAPOLIS— Riddle to O'Farrell. Burwell popped te Frisch. Matthews was out, Frisc i te Bottomier. NO RUNS. FOURTH INNING. CARIINALS—Frisch Bottomley singled to right, reaching third. HMafey sent a sar- rifice fly to Russeli, Friach scoring. | Douthit hit into a deuble play. Wartsier to Betzc! to Holke ONE RUN. INDIANAPOLIs Littlejohn went in te pitch. Mancuse ‘:o _ *atch. Williams to right and Roett- ' to left for the is. Ma- tripled to right center. walked. Soe eoorocecsco Seeooeseooesoooooo Oooo COO” .33 4102418 O} eo ' Maranville. ebieat ; i Frisch. who He made | ler threw | out | vas NO! Beriv invroe Pred Le | oj Thevrenow singied i to eo Un hit tripled to deep left center. fouled ' Friach | we ELLEN BAIRD. Of the West Tennessee State Teachers College. shoot- i Ty et eso : istris t Mixed Doubles. By Davison Obear. Feurteen matches were a a. 4 ted last night in the § Men's Indoor tenn Washington Ua'- While tae plar a oume- hard foug hr. former interscho- Willl Ferris Tennis Club, House, there were defeated > se only other Williaing lion Park ipenmse of Verno! Hard ' Co! ing off a tie with Margaret McBurney. Alberta. for the free throw basketball championship of the world. scored a perfect record with 60 baskets in as many throws. The previous rec- ord of 58 out of 60 was established a short time ago by Misses McBurney and Baird. After making the perfect score of 60, Miss Baird threwfive more for exhibition purposes before she missed. scoring Haney.. and “Ru ut at the plate try! run, Williamson to Douthit to Frisch to Mancuso. Frisch threw out Warstler. ONE RUN FIFTH INNING. hacia : e IINALS—Betzel threw “7 o = CARI Alancuso 5 , . ittiejohn fanned. Roettger ‘| to Matthews, who made a nice r' . ting catch in deep RtUNS. NDIANAPOLIS~ center. (eut Holke. | field hit john and throw to tomley bat Riddle hit inte piay, Holm to Frisch e3 NO RUNS. SIXTH INNING. CARDINALS.—Yde went und Indianapolis. Frisch force hose > ‘ i >t) 3 far er. Bottom! double pla: r to Holke. INDIAN APOLIS. ved Maranvill; ardinals. ¥ ds ngied to center. Y Matthéws stopping at j Haney scartficed. covered Mueiler’s sacrifice flv Vill ‘ Yde scored and Mat ms | hird. Russell doubled to | center, scoring Matthews. Rus- ivanced to third on a paxsed Warstler was out Bottom: unassisted. TWO RUNS. SEVENTH INNING. “A RDINATLS—Williameon rf liamson was second and field tet zel reaching second. tr ieftt. a batted walked. ‘ting the bases. Holm. Betzel |ONE RUN, INDIANAPOLIS—Berlv wen pitch. Davis to catch. | piared third, Reinhart first | Topercer second and field. Holke wa was out, Toporced Riddle was ont Holke ~* injured sliding Was carried from threw ont Douthit > , singsi« tj Oring D Littiejoltn and aiso walked High batted for tossed Figoh ss iin ~ Tien far Roettger out ~ ~ > ‘ > Ligh ase | to Thevenow lked. Betze!} nigel inhart. einnhart. " popped rai ea > right reaching thir: NO RUNS FIGHTH INNING. ‘ ART INALS Ss. — * onercer Holke unassisted. Was Reinhart Donut. scor nrer p | ; ing Thevenors chublie fanned. ONE RUN. INDIANAPOLIS — eut. Toporcer to Rein! | Popped to Toporcer : | tripled to right eenter ;Singled to left, scoring | Warstlier fanned. ONE RUN. | NINTH INNING. CARDINALS ~ doa bie d .¢center lfinkle for land singied to ping at third douhle play. lielke, Davis held was safe on Betre!'s ‘scoring. Torpoer ter. Ilich stopring at hart was called th i | iart. Hane Muelle: r was Dnvis patted center > ; ™ . > . ort. grt nioO a secon out on e@etrik Holm RUN i CLAM if * : ~BRii ee owns. ea. Lo A om \* ij trants | Side ' - | Wild last nigh interesting are on the ~ “= rte | attracting hat in whieh Shepley ae : mec 4 py _- ege star. A number of doubles cont mens pro- ine fe 5 ests lub Robert Semprie is a second ™ y nF 7s... ‘ 3 and Fred Josties. Val ley champions and /a3 a mixed doubies Baehr Virginia Baer Kammann and th: Bailey and Kari three es are Wy first ones ie r ee }e. Tedki’s Pairings. MENS SINGLES. THIRD ROU ND. ee tT Nerten, . Mes. —Lammann and “id Smith. . m™.—Weinstock ve. WeWiller. m.—Brewn vs. Willem Bell. m.—Jee Smith va. Ti Egoman. —s iM>t BLES. FIRST KOC ND. SNerth coart—kreinka Melicent Barnes, dosties | Skrainka vs. Sulliven and Reinhardt. 7245 Pp. SECOND ROU VD. m.. (Center ecourt—— Werner and Ss Bascom and 245 pp. Shepky -“ Me Mil- e358 pp. m. Resth court — Winner of schaberg- Norton and Weas“hetliff mateh vs. wianer Skrainka-Skrairka end “ulli- ran-Eeinhbok wmateh. Seeth court—An buchen and (Crandall ws. Resenfeld and MILER Pot RLF Ss. FIRST ROI ND m.. Seeth court—Jvhannsa Raumenn "nd +s. Mel, Barchr and Yesterday’ s Results. MEN | —— ES, i Cantwell, - Bell defeated. Marre Schabers. 6—4 —, — TUIRD ROT ND. Kari se defeated Pas- pound Price, Alton, class—Cook, NN. ament sched.- nied thea alee Testtcher, mr. FT. clase—Raltzalt. Alten, elase—Bruncard. a a en al . a “Tessie mn SZ | Bochseth. DP. LAST NIGHT'S RESTLTS. 159-peun@g clacee—Shri river. “. S&S. Y.. ce santos oe D. T. Y.. deetcion. | cince—Prive. Alten. defeated by fall, Time—? ag Ww. &. “hi decision. 135-neund class—Andersen, VY. S ¥ | defeated Mareus. PD. T. Y.. bs fail. e ,, 135-pernd clees—Toeti- | Sofentes Korrryna. Rn. T ag ' + as ¢'oa6s— Bork ed ng tnterson, “. §. Y. ,* : ,; clase—Tant. me ars, '. S. T.. a - ¥., by ‘tall. ‘Time fall. PP. ae- he tall. Time— Time—: 59. Hockey Teams i im Draw. KITE HEN “= ‘atford =~ . ’ ’ crt... Ren ene-all draw fe t anadian P Mare ,. 23 ener played rofecear a ; aft Wor ke nere is to aro} /' no Joseph Wer ari A | Time Alten. defeat. Time— ‘afternoon. Following Browns are Kansas series Willi sched } ‘part for City. where a nree- th start to- yame morrow. About 500 at tend Johnson re rsons Tho Freeman. reported sics today Cd * « ¢ ae > cP irst jase Sturdy played & Browns. game FIRST INNING. BROWNS—O’ Rourke Brannon set a long fly ick. Sturdy singled ~ Rourke ty Rourke dou iNlugman., second worked the walked, the forced Schu Prothro t0 © Rourke scoring. Kres McKee to Engie stea! oases. ble Ning +o Lian out stealing, RUN MEMPHIS—Kress Jeanes. Kiugman *¥ is, gnted safe ler rman stopping at rc] Igman nassist ed clove » 7% — ain Pu > towar' 20° OT forced at i) rom srric « c wt wry RI ~ § MPHiS—bBran — —— ra pear re | Game Called Off Contest With Maroons Will Not Be Rescheduled—Billikens to Play Saturday. baseball season , ¢ ° *lede this afte: lowa L. a’ MISS PAGE. ELIGIBLE TO REPRESENT BADGERS, BIG TEN HEAD RULES : Pr the Associated Press. AGO Pace CHIC March oroLtny women s may com pete ~ ble on the grounds that a woma ge eae wy John I. Griffith, Siz toda’ should not Mai | Ten atRletic commissioner, compete ruled ease has not been my attention.” sald the of no ru!- Fear > we though the “Al he brought to ssioner. “I know ‘aepechee? ~ wt ee is ing that might prevent her representing Wisconsin. ter never has been discussed at any The mat- | of our meetings.” Miss Page is a strong canten *h oe . in . =, Motorists Wise~ | — * ; = "1 ——— WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO.. 1 ’3¢€%78 8D KR. BROWNS 10 MEMPHIS MEMPHIS eaves cf jugman ? F se, lerick — : . a> - i r sree . Leen Lb ? &x struck out H. E. singled to ric! . : . = 4 u ~enanen Second. to Kress. Jeanes NO rer William DeWitt of the today said that tickets cond game of the Browns ay, April &., we opening game ti April Tre east! ardinals, or the s - ~ “aS headquarters on the A reade MORGAN IN FINAL OF NATIONAL COURT TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP | 7 * Associated | NEW YORK. Marcon 293.—Hewitt of New York defeated also of New York, al round of sin- | " gintionst court | Pre. =. ADD i. se mifi: for » @ ete A434 y. play the tennis > 1—6. 6— 2. 6—3 and for, city title. The scores were 2—6, | . veteran gardeners. day that Manager Mack is pieased with th = showing ‘a etics to date. Mack of the squad are en route deiphia. while Captaig: & ine, with an exhibition game tomer hands are expected here _day in time for the of series with the F are also homeward bound, Sports writers whe with the Athietics sent word teday that he Bas good reserves to tolerate stars who wont do their writers indicated that E | crpit. might start the offffield. although the club again | @ and | — Mild > Distinctive —Unvarying Quality No wonder E] Producto is the cigar for real enjoyment. G. H. P. CIGAR CO., Ine. Phila., Pa. . Bouquet 10c straight = EL PRO DISTRIBUTOR: 109 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. the main croup fw § will step in Greensboro, x & r | : EE avERPOO ' A: thenal steeplechase. I besinning ‘9- ' Facing Jack Lynn, 91 years ago. Hie Press. L, Engiand, Hope spelled with em t be the middie name of hundred Americans who miles to see the erack steeple chaser, Billy Barten,| . temorrow in what is un | 4onably the world’s in racing—the grand Billy Barton, owned by & — of Baltimere, and “yight, owned by Benjamin L. Chicago. are the American-~-o! >: t porses entered fn the mest £ fies con‘est for horseflesh ever c red by Man. More than 300 reserved e been added to the dstand on actount of the the United States icgan clamoring for s ago. Most of these were made by cable by trans-Atlantic Bruce arrived .nearty azo and groups of e friends in subsequent s» that the Maryland will hate by far the t “ntatien at the meet ef ane A pamerican city. Race Is 91 Years Old. The race, which this year is tracting large crowds, had a1 It was conceived . enthusiast and wpon the idea of a tong 'strucsic with the view of attract: imc trade to his bar im the i leo Hotel at Aintree which been in the doldrum fer years. scheme worked, the race being s | crowd winner from the ‘another compatriot, Hareid (ler. are competing this year fhorses bought abroad. _ Feth Billy Barton and Br Tig are so well known in G <nited States that their entry af fracted attention from the start. Posvqgeragy Billy Barton or Burge- sht is a favorite in the bett the trainer of the Balti: said rather pessir - the horse was not = Every horse in the Grand ? however, has a chance. 30 Obdstacics to Jump. The best horse does not aiv ‘win. There are 30 obstacles in £ -four and a half mile course, -in the first mile alone in the ty and scramble of getting -Start each horse is in | danger of being toppled over — ‘her herd of indifferent ‘whose jockeys are riding year. their might and main mS 'single aim. | Owing to this euneinnaa ing cnthustasts never lose hove f their favorits may win. As the B story of the time 1 ‘Scain hot fav worth 1 failed to even complete the os While a niilk cart dobbia or ae pony romped heme with the “at odds which made te | Weep. Last year there were ts _Which established a ot seven of them finished the This year the agree « e Szpected to be. =

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rg - hie “4 —5ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1998 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 27 } HORSES ARE EXPECTED TO FART TOMORROW IN GRAND NATIONAL oo... aie iia ay | rw AMERICAN Billy Barton Is TAYLOR MEETS ®: s Gra ee ir ‘Shreveport Turns ;| Souminen Adds a Held at 20to1 | reat Guenther and Tapor take 3 gra Bey t Position in BUMPERS GO TQ _ For Steeplechase /|f)7-—--—~_ BINS ON FIRST .. oes Contest With Sox; To His Lead in lack’s Outfield POST IN EVENT’ By the Associated Press. . ee ale £9 Sete Pin eorwia as } ‘ 7 OP wr PAP LDAP PL A ’ . Be eee . ei g Eddie McCleavey. a? 1? - - nn ‘ j nese. “ 3 y ae . i. a2 »* : 3 v > he oe an ’ ea 7 d oe E 29. 7 eae ee S| . om - South Side scrapper, who was re- > SHREVEP OR oe March 29 (| 3400- Mile Race. beng Room hard 5 MERICAN-OWNED horses earded as a strong fay i , ~*6 & favorite. Mick- HREVEPORT executed a ‘ . . = : we >) ae x€ ching Akron fheavy- . Indicates Athleti s | entered in the Grand Na- ey Adams won over the East Side S nto thine einiine ak) ches > : et as SMa triple play against the Chi- : a . " » § ic Man. ; Zon | tional Steeplechase to be ring — in the titular finals. Tay- cago Wike Sox in on | Detroit Runner Has Advantage hpi we Aang 34 i ager Is Not Pleased _- Bart and Bur ori ht , run tomorrow at Aintree and lor lost a close decision to Jake |}, ighth imnine of vente dav’s ex- ( : ) ninth Knockout o s 34 pro- With Club — Sere a |; the unofficial odds are: * Bout Will Be One of Three | 2*¥!ck in the’ deciding ‘event of |{ hibition game ul the Bes wong] ft ee cree |, Sumer ee 4 7s : se eee . , ; } ; . ‘ y 5 - ne . 5 x . ° : ~ si | Will Be Hopes to United » *#)7 Barton. Howara ES P 2 ee the lightweight eliminations. 11 to 6. ee Over Gavuzzi. Viele “mak OMgats ke Paka a | a. a, ES oe . ae a ee ; a) » Louis last night. e eh ci |, Bruce of Baltimore ..20 to 1 ee Me ae Special Events on Pro- Babe " Other special bout on to- rhe triple play was started by ¢ /¢ came in the first round. cect cong a nisnts program will bring Gen Holman, Shrevepert third sack- | Christner has been listed b) Burgoright, Benjamin L Associaied Presca, -— Followers of En- , " , . ae aa Stan RS, ; é ° . F , ‘s " LADELPHIA. March 29 oe a rm i >» - 200 tod §/ big P | gram Tonight at Triangle | ry a i dy ly weigit punch er, who caught Barrett's line ( SE EN SPRINGS, N. M.. March! Jim Mullen, Chicago. and Huri- . ae a ss a Classic. cq, A. C. Schwartz, 2 ee , ie Business Men's A. C., drive, tagged Metzler off third 29.—Leaders in the cross country} },. . 7 Ww York. rival ¢ Eriited up from the South to Hving in France ... .100 to1 2 an Hall igainst Doe Hyatt of th Mori ad ee ‘ : ert Fugazy, New ork, Triva ? EF Sons scr Ment: - ; ai we and then tossed to Whelan, who run from Los Angeles to New York promoters -f Tex Rickard, iertor tet sila Milie: dal : one od ae ee -" ‘¢ —— hae > eee S a Din me Te CaP iF ome wr 4 thi ’ . ; al ase thin Bee . ge li Mid on meee ae “— a" elite em ney aie eae ee ~ ie Se Ge LRT) ee ‘ bar noe” a “7 ¥" a re et ae oe wus! * ee Se ee ey ites re - - ey SRN ER a aA IRN BRON He 0 Ao LIGETI D Bit AIOE ON IE A AY Oe OTM HE ay PEIN. HH : ‘ ie wn 7 . ’ ~ > tee - - 4 e % ee oe ee oe a _ ee ee Ne ee ee we el ee a _— . ae nage rl open “ -: . eas . a " ¥ no eM = , Brive Brights Boy, Stephen San 4 SS . ViadiS. / caught Kamm off first. ‘i vesterday were passed up in the : 2 ee Leg PES -among the men they plan to > ford, living in France 160 to6 ‘| Se a Preliminary Entrants Strong 39.mile stretch from hos Lunas is far from match in the ectiminations to : &Z with the showing of the Bs pumncetd Press. i i a P : - , ridge, London >} Ss P ‘ +. . : , ‘ »h 3 > ; ~ ° ' ; : 2 : squad are en route to Phila 'g—Hope spelle d with capitals | i Scotch Eagle Harold ~ pian A. C. makes its debut in the achieved 1a! A ‘ ling in loca! H+ Be . ae C.. ws Doe Hyait, Pleri and Ed Gardner of Seattle, who fin- a. while (a Ptain ed lie Col 4 "might. be the mid dle name of sevVv- | . ler residence un- About “Burning Out ? field of amateur boxing tonight apie ; Poop ies sec num bere d 11° ren IMIN any NTRKIES. | ished the Zoth lap in a dead heat. |S npn ited ‘ Se - on eases, s 3 , onream > three enecial|~ ~'S MMe candidates for prelim- --F D CLASs—Kéddie Metzger. Joe ; ime was 5:31:30 " F ee! hundred Ame! ricans who came |? known 100 to 1 \RAH PALFREY. 14 years with a program of three special ' inarv pair ines The f — ‘4 t and Boker. (seorge Moore and Maward Gato | T heir t oN y ate England. 153:25:06. to see the crack Yan- | ‘ Official quotations wil] be : bouts and a preliminary card which | featherweich+ Se ee ee noute wrentwer 2. ry &- v3 . +5 enti . ‘ mney, us Ines A... ©€.% . . | 153° 4Y Satur. Wightman, Sarah thus becomes way, will be the scene of the Circuit Judge Robert W. Hail Rrantican. Ggeite jeans & e Wil. in order by the three men who have, 193:29:17. : it ,rT 4+}, . : 3 ionably the world's biggest , ‘ 7 ’ m rye ; . 4 ; - . time for the opening of the 4 ' the youngest tennis player ever beech nia il A poe vat ., +-and seneca Taylor will serve as liam Westoich, Flori Glympiap A. C. become the pace setters in 8932) 54—Voight Hofstater, Manistee, =e £4 oa ._ in racing—the grand na- | ee 4 ; AEE club's first tourney. seating ac- judges of c = 126-POUND CL ASS—Dan Durse, Flori -t MS - FE. rieS With the Phillies, who } gable | tO win a senior national cham- age ae sides Stes ¥ Gecs Of competition, while Hav- Olympian A. C.: Fred Saunders, East st. “iiles already covered—Arne Sou-| Mich., 167:34:35. pionship in the United States, |CO™modations for approximately | ry Cook is slated to referee. lute Knights of Columbus; Lee Ross. minen, Detroit: Peter Gavuzzi.! 6—John Salo, Passaic, N. d. fo homeward bound ; tional steeplechase. ad be : . -. * j » asia . - oS aa a : ‘ = Pad a a he Athletics sent out the of Baltimore,’ and Burgo- of the Davis Cup team mem- /; at e = w eho 4 Peet of preliminary entries Rene Mea om C.; Edgar Terry, South | Payne, Claremore, Okla. | J—Ed. Gardner, Seattle, 171:35: Broce bers in the trial at Atlanta— ayior Meets 5am Burns. : 135-POUND CL ASS— Frank Oyster. South The following are the leaders | 01. today that he has t » Benije ehr : | . side = “ : sega abe right. owned by Benjamin L. Beh: the youngest plaver ever to be Pat Cooney, an East St. Louis SPECIAL MATCHES. Brondwas Fa c. of Mickey Magiire, Flori | ‘among the 95 runners still in the 8—William Kerr, Minneapolis, a ARS ate er wgile. i are iw American-bred or . “ ri: 47} > "€ reigh and Ciwde Tavlo a WELTERWE > ympian ran t. Tower A. t. "A.R4. who won't do their best. The @f Chicago. ee erica j granted a trial for Davis Cup Semen ae and — = avylor, be Sens roy J outs Kahan et pokem eee: Mickey Wwelehe "Jefferson Barracks: Rob- race with their elapsed times for | 174:51:14. S indicated that Haas, a re - horses entered in the most gruell- team honors. oo = 0 ightweight, w mec? were Frank Guenther, Kirkwood A. C. teomn agg ——~ erence A. C. aii | the 892 miles from s Angeles: | 9—Nester Erickson, Portchester, . te — tre, - @ * * Bi s ; Rear} iT) orig is isualiv finalists in the recent district LIGHTWEIGHT — | , > . ASS =— iam nis ; 5 79:38:32. ight start the season in the ing contest for horseflesh ever con Beginning carly + usually iy alias de New Coll Belleville rT ge a Sans morne We: South Broadway A. (.:; George Sullivan | ix—-Arme Souminen, Detroit, 150: /N. ¥.. 179:38:32 d, although the club has fis laived by mai counted helpful in anything, but championships at the New Cdil- weet &. °C. . : ? and Fulmer 5 ar Men's oe 3 . 18:05. 10—Harry Rea. Longbeach, Cal. * « tii he : oo # ve y «ati. ae ate etm ie : _ : : ‘ . Sey ¢ . nat “he . th *j ir y , , a rank urner. or ym ian A. 5 ee _f ~ n rardenersr. . gee More than > oo re Sery t d a ais 4 f in ~ riain I de te it > consid. € um, are r batt d “ t K rr ‘ 00 tL’ W EIGHT ‘ LAS ene Burke, Busi- Kaward Smith. Allen 4. “a id o... F eter Gay uZzZi. Southampton. '183- 33: 05. . | Ai * ae : ered ai detriment. mmature SS Miave been added to the Aintree|Champion Woman Bowler) pivsiques. overtaxed too early. : grandsiand on account of the rush “ie , Tunney. ‘ ; } 7 } ~ , m g X ' Ruddyman, Gordon Self- _ , | ‘he newly organized Flori Olym- Leeman ' na ie a ~ , tics to date. Mack and some er. Engiand, farch ’ ———e | The newly organized Flori Olym several boxers who have by Harry Rea of Long Beach, poet find a rival for Champion Gene » ¢ Ce Lee ee oe e ate ae ~ epee Mth the main groun i: -. ; iti low, Oop in Greensboro, N. Cc for ES a — ~ * " ; neat igen . poh oe ob : igre ® ) 1 pia a a” 4 . , Bruce arrived e«nearhy ‘a : . MPR ES th 0 and oO of Balti. | R I] 259 G about and injured, the damag: ¥ 1 an S[roupvs ) >i [j- _ . % _ Shree ay Olls ame. probably is real. But In a gam more friends in subsequent steam- like tennis, a developing form of , ; . * id ADs ~ = -_ we so that the Maryland metrop- . | fe think ali Wo hat hy far the larzest : DR site EM one would MmnA y " rate +5 & } a ia —T| me" * " ae) 4 ~h = = s Ww! y lar; Mrs, R. J. McCutcheon, world’s use developed, rather than wepreseiitation at the meet of an Terican cit) ~ champion woman bowler, conclud- stunted growth. ca | a o* ‘ » ~ . Tae 91 Ve: Old ed her bowling exhibition at th - Race Is 91 ears Old. pee Joe Wear, now chairman of the | Rogers Alleys last night by trounc- 9 ‘ « *>? PEI A TEEN REEF tt PRESS. EY a rE Ws Gah BR OHS Se olla The race, Which this year is at- | Davis Cup Committee, may prove tracting large crowds, had a novel | ing Mrs. Myrtle Schulte, of the; the point. Asa boy in short trous- beginning. It was conceived by a| Women’s Major City League, in a ers St. Louis old-timers will re- facing enthusiast and publican, 10-game match, 2010 to 1781. Mrs call Joe ag one of the young Jack Lynn, 91 years ago. He hit | prodigies of his day. He could McCutcheon below er! : wpon the idea of a tong distance -utch®o fell far velo her beat the average mature tourna- / BSiriggie with the view of attract- form of Monday evening when she | ment player of the city beforc | ® ing trade to his bar in the Water- | ga a Ee Ws See SE0E he reached the long-trousers | Se ec{s F400 Hote! at Aintree which had'!~*-“ : | stage. He was a great player at been in the doldrum for years. The ) C a Peng night's nica arn, =e | Yale and he continued to be a | scheme worked, the race being a} am eon had only five semes over | high rank tennis star. With | | crowd winner from the beginning the -00 mark but averaged 201 for Dwight Davis he.won the na- lynn died a very rich man be- joe or ce ge rw sg high tional racquets championship Singie count of 259 and a low one tause of this. é when both men were nearing Twice in the last five years the | °f 128. Mrs. Schulte had only! J iaaie years. Gra:d National has been won by | ‘“° &4me€s above 200. In the first No bearings were burned out * aa American-owned horse, but | &*™e She shot 202 and in the sev-| 5, Joe's case. ever has it been won by a horse enth 226. She had a low game of | : bred and owned,in America. Ser- 136. Ki d A h M E] $4 . ’ hd 2 ' n o gtant Murphy, owned by Stephen Mrs. Schulte jumped into thx Kicked Arou 3 fter t 1S lest, T. a wrote: Sanford of Amsterdam, N. Y., won | /@2d at the start, getting 202 to, HE term “amateur orght to i 1923 and Jack Horner. owned | ts. McCutcheon’s 138 in the first | be pensioned and retired to | ty A. C. Schwartz of New York |2%2™me. The Pueblo star had four! the “obsolete” — of vay dis- | 3 Be Lg | ‘ ate 4th | Splits, rhic i ’ > r The old oy is being Whig 55 ‘6 City won in 1926. These men witr | *sPlits, of which she picked one,;| tionary | : . 4 Most of us smoke mes and thi L we iy | iy ancther compatriot. Harold Fow- | 22d two misses in this game whfle| kicked around until his next of ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ + Prinses hea ae a when. .« “ + > Gee “ = ewe ~ ox — Seer whoa a ca ioe rr. a EO kee + apt - a . n 7 es ” Ts. 7 2 rh on . ‘ ate om cee a so On ae - Ee ‘ soa “ mares hy ie ae} ° " - Ra i adte to rez bes — ¥ - be yeh pes SS \ = “er tat Ore ae hale. Pe, ~ on ae poe - 7 . as — i . vers - ie ve las oe Ae ~ ro — ° ~ me “ S * oyna py le waa ab Se hime ~~ % s : : 7 ’ —_ e " he “+ . . Ararres . _ : "3 Ye ; a : NEI 9 RE AE On gh IESE a | ON OBE Oy (IN a eye NN CA, Pat ALLS GORE AOL GLEN LOE LA LLN ENA SOE : O AONE LENIN COOLER . 4 : 7 “die, ¥ Jy dary " - . f si es =r a 7 ‘ “ ome % : ‘ ‘s Mis ; : . ; load pie Pe 09 RG ; Fee” ¥ SR. en 7 RR.) : 4 wi. t ~ + x, TaN Te . oT 7 9 : , 4 7 ae r ie . A“ - 7 rite - Sp Jog sate ie ~e a a — ‘ — _ = a: tog — — _ . , . . : ° lt neha he ~ POO. nie Thee gar pier Pa i . ame ~ a = Sor, a a a i y. * > he 7 * ~~ “ . - ee — — ' » “ te a C - “ ’ 9 - — amis . . em seein yer ve MeTORRERAENE dare penperragmagape tian epee , ¢ ee > . o can’t even ler, are competing this year with Mrs. Schulte opened with foyr}| kin, “simon pur ss 7 ag ae : ° 4 : s. ) open Tagen eatan niak 3 you eat 0 ih } ‘ictal i. = are smoking cigarettes! The blindfold horses boucht abroad. strikes but missed in the sixth and Both Billy Barton and Burgo-/} Seventh frames. | what an amateur Might are so well known in the Pueblo Star Rolls 259. very probably replies: “Show me | gi he gat: E i ‘airness he spirit of am- , 2 eee Be ee Wee ee : “s “ ther herd of indifferent dimpers Mrs. McCutcheon’s lead was in- Fairness and the s] | 5 Pier Pe ap “3 Go ; Whose jockeys are riding am we creased in the sixth game when she ateurism were violated when two i PEE CL Ceee tg SS Bee ree ae smoothness that identifies OLD LD. th shot 203 to Mrs. Schulte’s 177.| teams reached the finals by vir- | Eos: Fe er : é % a Nw ‘Meir might and main and with a She follow : A f “loadi u at the last | Tee ay RES er 5s . , ao. G4. and 264 While Mre Schwits| mimoto with Slsoomri Valley com- | pe. bh It needs no other trade mar Owing to this ancectatats mei? ee: ne a. ne | onan sii = eee ee ee j | ing enthusiasts never lose hope for | ¥85 setng 226 and 193. In the; ference players. ns > ninth game Mrs. McCutcheon rolled; Roy LeCrone, who played all ‘their favorits may win. As the his- | 195 a6 * th 3 hampion Okla ; | : . ’ eason wit the yion Okla- tory of the racegrecords, time and | /*° *© 136 for Mrs. Schulte and in | .Season a ‘again hot favorites worth fortunes | t%¢ final contest shot 17% to 156. homa team, were brought over | i A ig — ae Cntr ' r one club and Captain Yunker OT epi BEES: PR JANE MOMTGONERY FLAGS. Mailed to even complete the course| “tS. McCutcheon in the 16)! by one clul nd Cap : “aie a ae : ‘ | games, had 59 strikes, 32 spares, 13 of the Missouri Tigers by the ita ent hee Ppony romped home with the bacon | *Plits. of which she picked two,| Other, for the tournament. ‘at odds which made the bookies |2™d three errors. po Fine uplift for sportsmanship! Weep. The scores: Two of these players, fresh Last year there were 37 starters Mrs. McCutcheon—138, 213, 187.} from college ideals and atmos- which established a record. Only | 192. 259, 203, 245, 204, 195, 174—| Phere, appeared in the tourna- 'geven of them finished the course. | “919. | gment bearing on their chests the ‘This year the number of starters is | Mrs. Schulte—202, 188, 194, 162,| firm advertising name of the 9" Dexpected to be between 45 and 50. 147, 177 226, 193, 136, 156—1781.| paint team they represented. : | % . al 7 sella Tir nti/si that nttiee ahi a. ee Ae ok Feast ae. penetee Pe i ret che > ae = 45 Sra ten eae While a milk cart dobbin or a cab ry. i - “er >" — a atte mere . * ” » a . - ‘ ye - . > = ‘ ‘ —s 7 ~ hl Se - é ite J — ‘ at ey er re 4 ‘ : VaR BAe me ng * * eh © 2 a . ; “ bl anal " ata an s rt ar aap. % an : un ht nr’ a. ” +e on —% % Oe Rs ee ee ee eee rer er ane tan. Canine een , eG Ahi., \ Aone nie One would like to know if they Sew. did all thie for nothing? And if they did, why? . cd | e . » | oa fer: : ee a. | A “Teg JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG _ > ’ oe, “be , . What Will Happen? a : j fee 2m Nationally known artist and crea, : R OGERS HORNSBY likes to | ey _ tor of the famous Flagg girl. | win. Therefore he has | ” ge i C e ~+»- | | plunged into the building of the R a I d Bio Oest 10ar . ' Braves as if he had the respon- cS 1 >) sibility. He is teaching burrus (Fe 7 ‘ | how to bat, we are told; also, he ae | $s telling the younger tnembers = “ i roan tt srguieb rina ei Photograph of JAMES MONTGOMER¥ FLAGG, ir cigarettes. | ; " ; . ‘ ' porsltiee cats help tryfz to | taken in his studio— while test was being made. win by helping those around him. But— ‘How will Manager Slattery take it? Same Quality Also. how will the players to whom Hornsby is giving advice oe $1 | tow #* = .eame ai in Xew vor trey viewet a | EL ow Test Was Made « ¥ — gl pli at > . * ’ ° * ve va . ON AC AER AP Ge, CRM pp iy Ect he AE cpa Ue DONS Rd ee ' rhe pee at , ae = wn » P ming ie. jl sine ‘ - - ~~ similar activity as an attempt to pyramid tis captaincy into .a anager’s job an hat cost hi 2 - i “es re ae te ee Subject was blindfolded, and, in the pres- Mr. Flagg was entirely unaware of the his place with the club. : s ” Z rant, wae.6 Saxwew “wow % ence of two responsible witnesses, was identity of these cigarettes during test. take of a great leader. Hornsby is a winning piayer. He wants given one each of the four leading After smoking the four cigarettes, Mr. . ej: f ea = oe hee “=. +e © 6% ta 4 . he ~ » = a an% ? i i on the ball! ficid. The Giants’ explanations as to Fae | | cigarette. \ : uU a ot > — : sree tee ng ee | why they let Hornsby go have Buy a few today-you'll say so too. Yi. ey : — Cj “eee : : » subtie Impression ; 1. : lewark. N. J. x f: ’ ' beft the su howls Cigar Mig. Co. Makers N N.S ee oe ee \ | Hornsby is tough to get along © F. Loritland Go., Bat. 10) with. It may be so; but his crrors acer eemins o's | SMOOTHER AND BETTER—NOT,A COUGH IN A CARLOAD employcrs. Fe eee

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ee PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 _—————-_——= ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ - HEIDELBERG SOCCER TEAM IS COMPOSED OF AMERICAN-BORN PL LEVEN IS MADE Axe DISTRICT TRACK | M AIO REF LEAGUE UP OF MEN OVER ENTRIES BREAK © airy yi 21 YEARS OF AGE KA = -% ‘PREVIOUS MARKS NEWS DINERS eae i Sho a hot argument has been : ‘ Jorn, St. Louis, Mo., December 25, 1899. Event Starts Tuesday in Bins sag oo on of Keeping a cool head. 980 -Entries Representing Height, 5 feet 8 inches. Weight, 155 pounds. Chicago. T New York Commission of ‘ew Pats left-handed. Throws right-handed. “Gets A Minute in Jail and 5 More Than 400 Athletes a ee Poh aes ~ ude fy Rae a wow St. Louis Olympic Squad Will Be Opposed by Squad Which Plays Typi- Now gallopeth onto the seene, | Fine.” 7 hee fee Be And issues a pert ultimatum Didn't they give haw any tim cal U. S. Soccer Sunday. Regarding the future of Gene. off for good behavior. comnts 'One week Brother Tunney is giv- That bird must hare Swat ‘em —St. Paul, American Association. Sy the Associated Press. Are Now on File for enzgazement—Columbus, American Association, 1319. | CHICAGO. March 23.—Forty of then—Columbus, 1920; Joplin, Western League, | the country’s best basketball teams, Events of Saturday. 42 Americans, 1922 to 1926 imclusive; St. Paul.| survivors of some 20,000 that met him- 1927 Record. started the season, will be in the _ Five hundred and eighty entries, g H Hr Sb Pe Po A E Pec itenth annual university of Chicago —s 2 wiated Press. representing a total of more than 587 103 163 5 5 .278 146 319 if .965 (| national interscholastic basketball “a , YORK, March 29. . ear famous tribe—the spit of baseball—is rapidly dee : Witenes eM Ke aa en, - self coming out. : ? As life he so leisurely takes, oo [ for As i1ie ! Sie: sail awl 4a - iia ¢ ae oe : , . Probable Hones To snap out of his trance _ However, the five bucks may); 400 athletes, are now on file for Robertson was best fielding third baseman in American ASS0-|tournament starting Tuesday and , ) :. hil 'the 19 events at the third annua! Sunday’s Soccer Game |. And say who'll have a chance = hold him for a while. | ciation last season. | cobtinaing until Saturday night | Western A. A. U. indoor field and , ~~~ | At the forthcoming century stakes. Dear L. C. D—Is the Man onj|track championships at the New Morton High School of Cicero, [t., won the title last year. Thirty- oom * . Heidelberg. ee wi a ial lla , ¢he | Coliseum, Saturday night. These | '* St. Louts. Pos, I : i : — neil oe Fa the Sandbox going to — tae | figures compiled by Robert Tl. teide ane e most exciting fea- championship, second trial beat. five teams, representing 31 States, . al : 2 ZFS . . = ~t%9 7 - . Je J tad aN a ~* i» ae 7 J a4 - 4a4 ~~ * = 4. Hamm.....-%s- a. Cou? | Now homeware 57 & ists $2,000,000 which will still be due) Probst. president of the district | tu he carnival progrant: The | amanee ip. gn tg mens open are already entered. Thirty are c. Bemy. « so wt ied The ball teams are WOrkKiné after the Senator from Idaho col-| association, and announced today,! senior college relay, in which six! 9 p. m state champions; three are run- * a fi = ec E : their way lects an additional $154,000?— shatter all previous records for the teams will compete, also looms as : ners-up, and two hold local titles ° ee * oe . oe « 4 rT trict + > o omising ture. while : Sie time. Southern Entries Are Strong. John Kane. ..C. H. While prophets and. seers and pt cao "hie cement year's meet es yee ns hpi Bice . ase ae P. mn—-t6>- 7008 dash. high schools. Among the quintets with unusu- . ° meant tate - ts ec ‘ ses. y na “yart pt bas 4 © mparative time. . B. Chartrand. oes a 11; ect ) ' | J t much left after Six More Schools File Entries. tstanding events. 9:39 p. m.—One-mile run, men’s open ally fine records is Austin, Tex.. See eee: «0+ 3S Bhs o + = BK _ | Leok forward to opening day. in tax we shall +7, el tiie aaa . ee + Wile ce Oe State titleholders, which won the | elie - > ‘ _ adnae ’ : ~ i Lé Lhe =% rd-ore ing . > hii . ; . . & 4 a ae J. Rodge.... eg ra . | That we'll have a prosperous s¢€a- tary to write! bovs hav a ' be fo MA ct Pie regs one ee 9:58 D. m.—600-yard dash; men’s open Championship from a field of $00 | school teams in action 7 , . Nagie...-.. eS ae . Ge sae. a ae : ; satiigd tay — = ee cham pienship, comparative time. | sc . Ss « > ee ? Y. Nae RJ. McCoskes sor, +t is r’the amount. Our, While the men ) 0D ion ficinis have decide to hold 10 p. Mm. yard - men's agen | ROO. VaRD Gs... ae Came TI Ss to ban deliveries fr. Kortan....0.R...G. Chapple be custo an - at aii , country first ian ‘Mnnaen 26% eudeles eres — aie emeehiaiee ae 6:10 p. m.—sse-yard dash. high states tournament for the second COMPLETE ~~ mall pitchers then performi —_— While the Cards and the browns Sonabeonsen ee a ee ——, pe V-Yara Gasn, omen ov~ 10 = fle Chicago tournament last year. be COLUMBIA Mo., , . of t number, the = $1 - ee Ge Ae: =r “ 18t s 6 CIOCck. . m.—Two-mile run, men’s ! | , : ate J tha nani Another native son has set. relay have drawn a combi tota Order of Events. cae > eneeaies Cogs Sea. Re; ae ga Fs pares the University of Missouri: Wier Phil Douglas, Dana Filling? : . : : een Kiserehapinie dnd all tt EO 3 pb m—SO: . — Se wo of € most inte pleted the first © = Goodwin. Pittsburg which will oppose the Lyrics by Limerick Luke. Which simply means our native | Of 65 contestants. FO A ge wg ~ gaa: ite coy PR ah cron ieee Peony ail 9 8S | teams are the United States India. oe fs Ray Fisher, Marvin . ew’ —— . 5a ~— s a S ’ : 2 ~ ’ . . a. : ~ - : tebe eahes tater nent ‘intey. % T HERE was a brown mare son Six more schools were added {© 3:39 p. m.—i@-yard dash, high school ~ 11:1@ p, m.—Women’s Relay. 456 yards. School, of Albuquerque, winners of | = ee al “ = Cee ee | st. i en in an Olympi a Sun the ] ite ~ . . a ing third “ ana Dick Ru ee the list of institutions represented ys, six trial heats. comparative time. the : tice period allotted by thes » Robins. Mitchell of the - ; os .- of the 2 - = ues ptm aepnegitinniameimed ute) Sta gt AER 9 te ¥ _ ~ > ion in this section of the soccer | sleeve. world, the Heidelbe™ team of - m.— 50-yard dash, women, six trial 11:20 p. m.—Wemen's Relay, 450 yards, | the New Mexico tournament. and | Probst received entries yes- Dp. m.—S@-yard dash, men’s open oe setae Relay. 900 Carr Creek, Ky. Four Indian tribes | six conference will star aft Prillies and Grimes of the ¥ . championship. semifinals. twe heats. ‘ ive ti : are represented on the Ailbu- £ ter vacation April f 7p > : 7 querque quintet. Carr Creek lost it: _ — the passing od shocker d the Kentucky championship te * ’ = so tneent ef the moist! Ashiand, also in the tournament, cnadeaee ‘are leh in the * 7 : ” L. + in . 4 ‘ we named Zennie Won't be with those woo a: in the field of prep organizations ‘rial match here next Sunday, is omposed entirety of American- Whose races were futile and b orn players. This means that St. many: . . gl Pon agg ae ate: ie Ob: o Louis has no real monopoly om the | wher at last she came through — a ‘siten snd. Sucheviie (Nejiguk Gelea yy neue so-called American style of flying . wo — a = salen h schools and lie and |, #30 p. m.—-S@-yard dash, men's open |” 11:40 p Relay. 3 . At three-bundred to two * 8 ) : high schools andthe pee vs | championship, final. 7 | yards, comparative t |in a game that went four overtime , ot When the rule feotball. for, as one ttsburg ob- ; On her I did not hare a penny. ae hs ee 4 > . ¢ . Pt VIiie ‘ Lid niga sc 1001S. ~Oi- ; Poaage aa im. »6-vard dash. high schoo! ; —_ | periods. The team is composed of s e League. en A. ; 7: Ves , = os lavic, 7S. ma. “3 : 5 a . ° were server writes: “No matter which | | Arabian Nights. ¢ : nd McBride each —_ 8:40 p. m.—3@-rard dash. women, final. Akron, O.—K. O. Christmer, {typical mountaineers. who came to| BRADFORD. Pa. | : . oe perth - . $3 hot . team f 15 ys on th mtry Ust. 4 pm i : . - ack George eenahan ; Ayers club is successful, St. Louis fans | Good Work. ‘pair of batting lamps that would | teams ot 4» boys o sds PR AP all ual tee eae Akron, knocked out Sergt. J |the State meet at ‘Lexington un- | M . od ee wee Faber. H. B. re going to see a whirlwind| The lad with the coonskin coat make Aladdin : Trial Events in Afternoon. sip. _ iia ten tae Adams. St. Louis (1). Charley known. and so won the people of | won @ decision over Teny r _ ck Quinn Allan : Pittsbure boys are |and no hat informs us that with Eleven teams are now scheduled cehoois. _ Miesitee — . Brock. Philadelphia. defeated that city that Lexington is paying | Toledo, O.. in a six-round eu 4 a ‘ alles Setherea. ime; these tesoUurg Ov) sg _ ~- i@wea ~*~ . har iJ Modi a SD- . , . 3 e On» . eet tr . ; ; rss. i * hm os Gnd aggresnee. i gman ht larze families lav race. which is expected te 3:3@ Dp. m.——300-yerd dash. men’s agen’ (8). sium, the Carr Creek boys practice ' 139, Russo 137%. : | Covele — According to our informant, the meton U. athletes will soon be on , eae Bente . : iz ; a wit: Faber of the White Sox and Quing ttsburg team “will play the typ- S©. m ; + ‘ef the Athletics remain on tae al American style of soccer watch Speaking of hatless boys, many/ nothing at all. Mace pAmerican rest with us become so popular in St. Louis. ;_ “S Sothoron, ormerty vere is not a great deal of finesse s ‘ ‘ ! ie inais. the operations of the team. =| Britain to Send No Soccer OB The ancient, Poth ere is lots of speed and driving “¢2gg Coveleskie, has a j -. 'performances during t t ‘training grind and seems nd -ef some sort of a contract ; the world champions. . ° a | | Jack the Methusaleh of Quits International Body TRE wscscau ts catering bis twent i '43 years old, Quinn began a 3 ‘fifth year on the diamond > a his puzzling spitter with the ie ‘Yankees. It is an odd twist , ‘¥ ‘fate that Quinn in his early ma ” ton of the 1 ag district. | work for a half day three times a | ments of any kind te the players laving played, together for five | week to practice football, the team / putting soccer in the same categor; tween players. It is not to be ex-,im competing at Amsterdam iIn-the pected, however, that they will be | Olympic competition, he its entitled imy better at the short passing |to compensation for “time lost” —Oee-Stilistitute Born Abroad. | professionalism. The only\man of the Pittsburg | Following is an excerpt from a or “West-Penn” club, not born {1 | London sports journal: football on this side. eae & © *. ©: Tie Sunday's game, then, wil] be a | ‘world-wide support for amateur- contest between American-born | ism’ which the Olympic Council ‘Following ts a roster of the r. . ! Mitchell. Doak, Grimes and Dante Villani, 21. Reserves—Alex Kusi, 25: Wil- | hending the nature of this disa- one time the United States Foot- ears or more fthe club was or- | management pays him a sum ofjas other sports on the Olympic game than the Chicago club which | from work. Pennsylvania fs James Henderso.., | The thin edge of the wedge players and it probably will be the | YeTbally recommends is not like- ely movements that all other ‘ements of their game re lost | ght of by the spectator. | One Regular Injured. a ——— - : . —. ' Continental Europe’s Practice of Paying Players for Time Lost ; ub, gtr thai regular ee Toe British Isies will send no soccer team to the Olympic a see Oe ee at tone the Heidelberg team an: two .~ , - . 7 nother season may bring : . ) vam J May. zg] : ] , Seotl 2 > : dnattrebin ettine the age of each ames at Amsterdam - May. England Ireland, scotland and Wales mrther reductions im the fast thim- Javer- by concerted action, have not alone declined to send their soccer ing line of these moundsmen whe ith on Geen Connie. Broken time” payments of board by revising the oid laws and | SS OLYMPIC MAT FINALS | 28; Burke Jones, 25, and John | Money to soccer players, a policy !‘T@aming new ones. | oe SET AT GRAND Stenzel, 27. condoned by the Olympic Council,| America Against “Broken Time.” | “ea : Forwards—Louis Grilli, 23; /is the direct cause of the wit2- | America was asked by the ter- ‘ i , ' ball Association representatives — oa 32, and David | Sreement, but it is essentially this: | tentatively agreed. However athe _ nl : | In Continental Europe, where there | when the American Olympic Com- Former National Champions. | is virtually no “professional” soccer | mittee urged the U. S. F. A. to ational amateur’ championship | players in cash for wages lost while | payments, America took such a ast season and. has for severalithey are taken away from their! stand. The United States will send rears been considered the out-jregular employment to play foot-|a soccer team to the Olympic tanding amateur soccer organiza-/ball. Thus, if a young man misses! Games, but will permit no par- sanized eight years ago) the Pitts- | money equa! to that which he/ program. vurg club should have the adva--/would ahve received had he con- lage over St. Louis in the matter (tinued at work. Likewise, if he is} f{ team play, or co-ordination be- | away from home for several weeks | met defeat here last Sunday, for | “The Entering Wedge.” the Chicagoans “were every one | born in Europe, except the goal tender, Nudera. thts practice, which they brand born in Ayreshire, Scotland, but le {| ttem of the Olympic program. eame to America in swaddling| The fissure will inevitably clothes, so he has played all his; *Pread. We had the chance of fastest game of the Olympic se-| '¥ t© be Strengthened if we ries, provided the field ts in - | Sorimk from the fight at the good shape as it was last Sunday,| ‘St attack. if we send our ath- which is to say practically perfect. | letes to a meeting which admits | professionalism in any section of them, if we yield to the call of foreigners for gate-money. Another English journal says: It is a matter for regret that it should have been deemed neces- sary to take this step, but it was The Illinois State trapshoot, which forced upon ts. Either the con- was to be hela here May 27 to 30 tinental associations, through | to me _| the federation. had to be - yada to another city. ret to be! ceeded the richt to tnt qd - atlected. | a he rt introdugse <x i as oe aa eae a Vicious principle into association suitable site for the event. on naceg a ysl ag Gene “ other Unite \ingdom associa- Pym a of or al ea tions had to swallow it. or else “4 og agen pone refuse to be associated in any seeking place way with a form of hybrid ama. ° i Stasial to Meet M teuriem, and withdraw from “yy ee ay membership in the federation. Specta! aan nar ae * " And so Great it withdrew ~eoea t. Mo. March 23.\ from the Olympic sgecer com peti- V Stan PE panama Sant Polishition and from the Internationa! Seavrwre —— oo. meer, was selected | Football Association, which. as onc. : ae appenent in a | London writer ways. “Aimed at be- | p | © pb engender ra gala boaeace the world’s power in the Peter isatuninn Wek C be Pg 7 | zame—a Body which would usurp a — _ . ‘the anetiime @F our tnternationa:| * N- 4th St. St Louis, Mo. we ; Te. MAm 1%? sal | drawal of Britain. Americans may | national Federation to subscribe to | r , m the Olympic wrestling & 'to be beld in conjunction with | Amateur Athietic Union ¢ aa ships here in April, will com: Be the finals for the American Olyaiy “Pic team at Grand Rapids, M fh, ituly 4 to 6. = — Lg «ea i ! x i a x, “ 2 N 4 .@ 5 at, a, bs ne oP ete ‘“ ea yor ae. 5

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—. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ “a __ THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 1998 are ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __.PAGE 29 en —_— LY SIX SPITBALL PITCHERS REMAIN WITH CLUBS IN BIG TENT. — | la Eee Sg a pte 4 —s = oe oS i la aia ne ee ‘ — os ) en == re | = = — , OREE IN EACH Coffin of Philadelphia before he defeated Tom Sa . = . . . HAT a great deal of the game | So as ; : tte ~* . | (10). gag Were 17 in Two Circuits Tort golf is played “between the | f@eling. At Oakmont there was | WwW; to Get Titl — Knocked out Billy Vidabeck jin St. Louis today to start train- | a acm ae os | subdued the Philadelphian, 10—S, ¥ 1” ¢ : : ‘ ion le whic 1 puble a | —VYWinner to e wie |‘ 4n rounced Mike McTigue for | 3 sot, | Fergason, : er, y+! ge dvance to th uarter - diford, Pa.—@cor cena a ears” is conclusively demon- | "0 hole which could trout | pe ‘ing for his 10-round bout with | ,. ye “per zt , to advance to the q - oon + Shocker Last to Drop ' ; ; player more than another, and’ | New York fans. | Kosky, Walton, E. C. Brown, Ep-| ¢:141 round of the South Atlantic Buffalo, N, ‘ strated by the “jinx” or “hoodoo” ° | Chuc} 724 ; is. in | , , , ¥., won Over ; 4 : paste | the competitor's mind was al- Match With Loughran. | The Aberdeen youngster, born in Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis, in| stein, Allegri, Swartz, Thelan, Har- tennis tournament. 3 7 _ a } a over until another day - - oe TE ee ee ny ae Ce ree at er ne ras ¥ ore. 4 lee e mt galaxy Of hurlers has dwin-| telligence to go on and play the | bles are over after he passes a th Tr IS, o ) i foremost contenders for the 175-/ return engagement. He has fought at Ore : a 2 +t wm 1 ‘ H | b ts a 12- , poun 43 times, includin many ameteut a JTangedurg, nN. ., next month. | at Antwerp. 3 e aiso oas pA in Chicago at the time ap the ranks of this once; pose, because I hadn't enough in- | petitor can feel that his trou- |? - “ Pn ee ae. See: os’ | Charles’ record includes knock- | round draw with Franz Diener, the burnhament, and most —>—_- , ers vouth from Aber Lewis Beat Stasial |gtrater and Gus Hayman of Ger-' round draw with Gypsy Daniels of Offer w eight years ago the major| had on previous rounds. courses offered for competitions — Phi, gett $ beats lak. many, Jack Taylor, Kon Kelly,| England; and a 12-round decision Watch this paper Sunday for Blatz ‘Jeagues décided by concurrent ac- Rarely are these troublesome | afford few worries except upon a worth Jlabels given for one Blatz _ ’ agreed that seventeen bonafide | to sa- that there is no physical gets past a certain point without im in 1€ ne with the clever; Ed “Strangier’ Lewis pinned Stan- | gland: Giuseppe Spalla dnd Berta- old, weighs about 210 pounds and br aaa nde Rae tge go ~- MPLETE FIRST 10 ¥: gpitball pitchers then performing | reason which could explain the suffering material damage, . , Py | eset DAYS OF SPRING WORK im the big circuits would be the) players’ inability to overcome the feels he can go the rest of tne ' aa ‘ees Pea ee: eee a tir a foty oughrat fo! counts of night in 57 minutes, 39 seconds | Marm ¢ Wrance: ’ ar of | lost ly ‘ dAecisi tails. 2 . § ' 7 av . comparative saiets ’ s mas. Marmouget of France: Trooma ot 1oOs oniv two ecisions. YLUMBIA, Mo., March 29... gnly ones exem pt | difficulty. As silly as it seems. way in comr sooonssesst niversity of Mi , af eight, namely, Bill Doak, Shuf-/ such a state that for days in suc- | Would do if he found troublesom ° | > I : * | gelf into the rig} » OF mind. seep eguiar berth with a Yankees,' myself, and more often regretted | ‘au: com Jdarn to apprench éath 7 ; . ae ' I arn cif bJ 4 ail - . Faber of the White Sox and Quinn; that I had not. It appears the | Nitta and earh shot with o mind 4n | get the Athletics remain on the; only reasonable way to convince a I i , American League active list. p ewes Loew oS e ¢ . a * @ not run across a hole somewhere diate problem that it had little | ‘fought his first fight when the lit- | Right's fistic program at the New) Brown, English and Wilner. cult time of it, Tamio Abe, Jap- Coaches to see Tourney, \ 8 NEW YORK, March 293.—An- In every open championship in thing about Oakmont which I Lomski, who bounced Tommy jcause of his size and strength, he weight championship of Belgium, | that Missouri would win if the) 6—3- Frank Shields. New York. al . 4 ented this year by N et | ~ -\auga. @ . f baseball—is rapidly be-| been at least one hole whi ' ) , ) P in, | of baseb ne : ¢ ch i putt co down on the eighteenth heavyweight championship, com- | He never went back to farming. The Belgian boasts 19 kayo Vic- | Grant, Atlanta, Southern cham- Conn. and there j | ie Urban Shocker has. 3 : 110-round match with Joe Sekyra one fight hn “hah seatincentanen, | oe |cium, and Texidor of Spain. R b N York, 6—2 S Prospect § Now that rpan | the ninth at Sciota, the second at | : one flight in his year of camnpaign- osenpdpaum, new ora, -* e National Association ie i'{Larden t¢ Vateeak.4 ioht . ' 20¢ Gatren ee oO : walt OTT 0} row n m AL ve ’ “ ure, but Se vyra ine q W I ‘ ' ; ; f Bas. : "3 a Sained & draw in a his wing for a course of training | round verdict over Jack Humbeck townaman. 6—~-2, ¢--8 oe te e retting the old; on every links. J See a enalf links that no com- » basketball coaches. 2 ‘ip preferenc to wetting } And all, I sup- | to a golf links th ind crown will work only lightiv the remainder of in att] | : . - battles. 'out victories over Hans Breiten-| new German champion: a 20- : Blatz Liberal Premium bers will watch the high @iei to @ mere half dozen. hole and forget what troubles I certain hole. Too many of is counting the days | By the Associated Press, ‘Tom Hower. Tom Berry, Jackiover Van der Veer, the Dutch libera! pease offer. A _ certificate i , ; a until rtunitv arain tosses > > S "onn Afa ert tea m jn . re aie % GRID PLAYERS ‘Biueon to ban freak deliveries and) holes especially difficult. I mean few holes. Usually if the playe fate. bs MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 9 Stanley and Frank Flower of En-| champion. Charles is 24 years} Rohemian Malt Syrup label and a cou. } Hampior ni time, Lomsk:| ley Stasiak, challenger of his mat) zolla of Italy: Strand and Peter- | is 6 feet 2% inches tall. He has for useful premium. Blatz advertise- ¢ the |says, th sht hand that dropped | title, for a single fall here last! son of Denmark: Marcel Nilles and | been fighting four years and has! § went in Sunday's paper. gives full de ; number, the National, I hay en z "er = I wonder what Mr. Hilton h a full garhe of scrim pe. that ave seen a g00d player reaqh _ Bi her, Marvin Goodwin, Bur-; bounds at a ce .. | them all in succession. |] sheuld pring training here yesterday, © Bay Fis Se are +] remainin ; , sn tian emnenied e go Of the prac- Miss Dick Rudolph. Today, only| though there was plenty or room | Play a dozen times in the evening . oe gg April 12, with grvive Prove Mental Hazard. the first nine badly and the sec- | coac r | : | ot Then for : ¢ Swyan Henry tg Bf With the passing of Shocker of SOL THELON, the great | OU4 TOO WEN. then fee Be oe ° 2 . ‘ ¥ —— = : + res n th ym. will turn +h. Yankees, three of the moist . 3 ‘ a parent reason tne worm Wiil : | | English amateur, is reputed | 214 all my good scores begin to | i RADFORD. Pa., March 2955 ggemed in 1920. there were A. W.| times until he felt he had over- night. Meenahan weighed § Shocker and Allan Sothoron. | wil attest. I must confess that Guerts one’s self that the hole is not im- of past difficul a “yy lor remembrance ~it , 7 re ; ties, he will be as heariy unbeatl en ee Browns, is 2 coach with the Card The feeling is far from com- oe » 7 af . 4 the the inais. : | fortable to start upon every round ie a’ ad he ts iil aed Dus ing CoM S€ of S€asot _ The ancient Polish heaver,,; of a championship with visions of | : | pete Pd to study hundreds of Ft . _ se - es as a : . é EOL unguestionab > te ete, has turned in two good gisaster upon a certain hole is periormances during the Southern training grind and seems assured : : ; Bt of some sort of 2 contract with | ° : . - ; er. . d the world champions. raining’ amp OSSI)D ie aa gf wii, a their pr ences ettes 4. ¢ ack Quinn, the Methusaleh of | eee ft es te efer j aang gist Strikes seball, is entering his twenty- | ee 7 Se ics ei favorite has wa fifth vear on the diamond. Now) 5 Sictin slong Cive Each Day—Wright Gets Four Safeties Yankees. It is an odd twist of ' Win Se fate that Quinn in his early major Victory Over Oakland Club. “we sn ee Ba ET. : Same: se 4 league days had his poorest luck) RE ae gs a ie ea piace eran ae against Connie Macks’ Athletics, of } - ee ee ee ee ee ee sa ee tie oad Soe ee: Pomme Bee SS te is Sa coats og é fla which : the leasure whom he is at present a member. By the Associated Press. the first time ince + injured 2 ; = : bes “Se Siu ee OS ha AR : igen Sete lively baseball, is on the road to) th lic another reverse i ET oe See pe se ieee canine al tate the throat and prevents all cough- further reductions In the fast thin- ing line of these moundsmen who/ TeVival in the Detroit Tigers’ camp Sewell h for company JDan OR ee ee cna ae i OO ing - aequired their skill in the days| H€re- recruit, who seeks an Jn- : Pick | Cae oy es este Pret seit: ee Seed dona : . : bs ee : Le ae as ssc ciate 44 oprright, 1928.) | 6 th he i ee ae a a ae ee ee ee a ee ‘ Fino! ; +) “~ * a 45 ale r¢ "een chewing tobacco was an art} Manager Moriarty has ordered | field berth and who also was on , " holt "Th Tek y ” m itself. | his crew of sluggers to get in at | the shelf. The Indians 4 to 3 Vic- - | least one hour buntir practice ; tory yesterday, their fifth in seven OLYMPIC MAT FINALS each day with particular stress to" _— be placed on the long drag bunt. ™e hurler. pnroved wilder than Bayne, SET AT GRAND RAPIDS | the tiger pilot holds the loss o! : to Tribe sout!l paw. rames with New Orle ans, carne : , a - , ‘ on . “~ , : a i . | ~e ~ niy paecause Coilins, Pelicar By the Associated Press. ‘many games last season due CHICAGO, March -9.— Winners | lack of proficiency in bunting and 17 Hits for Pirates. nm the Olympic wrestling tryouts, | is determined to remedy the con- OAKLAND. Cal.. tf? be held in conjunction with the: dition. Donie Bush smilec Amateur Athletic Union champion- { — Pittsburg Pirates. vies ships here in April, will compete in | Joe Sewell Out of Bed. | shine for the first time iz the finals for the American Olym- CLEVELAND, O., March 23.) pit evervthinge served to then Sic team at Grand Rapids, Mich., | Joe Sewell, shortstop of the Cleve-/ tergay totalline 17 safeties ‘July 4 to 6. land Indians, was out of bed for : fourth chapter “OrTrryvy oOver’r o eo ~ eh, gti — Aer oe 7 itng te eee ¥ aah. he fre = a my, °° " hie. x . aS ft: % -*, ‘ E cneexe = rote ms eee oR Sent see i ager a Sean ee © 6, eee ee inte eR avant alent ire ae * ew > Dita I 4 a aa, - te “aye % ee reat days New Infielder for Cubsg) 3¢ Ae c = u WwW — m : . ‘s : oe . . ee” J 3 : eR . ~. / 2 > ‘ SOD ‘2 x > ~~ “ ; ‘ . - " q ae . one y m A _ “A — . * Scr tN ? ~~? ir, - | j % ae s* . 3 me AC , ; 4 v4 : > ~ @ } ‘ ; . ‘ - | oo . . # Ray J ACOUS, Los A ~ it's ;i* ‘ ‘ se ae. ‘ a P en % ak a eK ee Mw he a « Pe ~ > ; } - a a . “ . . aes es : “7 + * 7 , ‘ a ae , e . - : - “ 7+ - . .-* * x # - , . . ~~ é s fu : : “i oa | Sw ‘ of. e% | = »ie ._+ a a * * : . a ¥ e Od fa af » - . . —— r y . , Z . Ona o> * » » - : a st » - y Z Onn a ft g °/S 4 / . O Fd a or” % - . 7 . on “ . 2 OOP AT ODN, A AIG! Nh ae eS son tye Kh form displayed by Robbie's Sprain MMR ornnerer ae~ 8 e 8 ae WBE BLE EET Meets Tae FULL BOX FREE ices. Vance ana Petty. The poten “eh Be ) eral years and I buy only the / @n them “ag Every drugstore has Stuart's; the _——— hats of the Braves \ ch sheliec , pests lege Or, one full box to prove how 1e Yankees to cover ¥ ene best, ‘The Cream of the Crop. thev ybody absolutely free: ; use the oath Se in 23e, — Me Gr, | a larre bingle vesterda | eerie aie TT Teena inw ‘*?* P.O righthander from Jersey City, and | . * eee0%88° eeteenerereree RRS mtends to keep him with The tea mH for a while longer. Howard Dilkes > ; , a semi-pro pitcher of Philadelphia, ©1928. The American Tobacco Co., Ine. rT; i has been sent home to take treat- ) 5 ment for sinus trouble. | SOYSPEPS1A- yale o's ik teagan Re — Sate ope. SR “ae aes EF ost

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 30 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eee - THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. | ve formed ' °8 to play a schedule of °3 mes. | ville. Rechelle, Oregon and * Lee, Eight [liinois towns hare § ea I : The league members are Forresten, Center. Dr. C. F-- Powell ef Polo DI] IONAL S] OR] we the Blackhawk baseball league, m t -—- which will open its season April! Savanna. Polo. Shannon, Milledge. is president. 3 ee ae oe bd c JIMMY SMITH T0 | Racing Workouts At Bowie. WI IN A B C * ‘ it t : focal. f f = work owts at the local treck folie ® S . Weather cleudr: track toes. Three- Mile. Why Clown Cigarettes are Made by Organized Labor : nee, , vears. Young, ret beauty has filed Number Fourteen of a series of statements : 3 Checks ace soles and-dace. Oe , sightivy punples Keep teur sretem Bremen clean and vou keep the beauty of / vouth. {ts energy. Its ‘rresistible Pie 2 n Then life ts ust Tatlure. - BAUMEBENGUE (pronounced Bem eee tee es inactive fe Gay) contains special ingredients that —— bs ie cient the bring quick relief to the sharp, sting % CSUS® porsons to Seep Snrews ing painof neuritis. Applied freely where eo prs ae oo ae the pain t most severe, it relieves it Deauty apd emergy. +’T. wards P from 938 Ocimar * ust Sane Business congestion by stimulating a dow of fresh Olive Tablets will save rou bicod, whilets pain-reiiey ing properties this dark hour. For 20 years thev : “i have been prescribed in place of EXCELLO ie scothe the irritated nerves. ealome!l to men and women s@ck- ‘28 Cariotta ‘367-5 Regal 282-5 St. Val tine Backrope 37 3-0 r = is - = . | zn ’ tewil rege =«2A unhal nockanr of St. Easy Money Ant smoothiv. No dangerous grip ry | - eae, s =n 3649 Eastern Ball.” Also We believe in the economic betterment Toke nightiv befere retiring. Re Dering 927 the Post-Di pate sults will amaze ‘ou. of the workers and particularly in better- ing working conditions of those who toil printed 6569, Farm Ade czses _Trowenne cf mee and women woul ryt reed "wrt : : ‘ : eur? mo than the LLE soe Toesetabie compound : This is our reason for individual steel re ihe THERES other Gt. SS. 3 ee ae ae eI ’ Wie Shier a , [outs mewspaper 44 - ‘ ‘ i. > in “Tick Toek”™ { KX A Gaia Recerd Break- Pp | | : consiiaselit od ng Return Show win . | | : -¥ . “4 very ’ quantity a Studené , priced pork product has = Sehrnidt. Chicago, 702. Berk, Chicago, 697. DODGE BROS. RADIO HOUR . G. Peplinski, Erie. Pa., 694. Feitag. Milwaukee, 692. =: | At LOEW'S—wWith Usual Shew—At Usual Prices! W. Smith Minneapolis, ¢9: All-E vents. | mn =. e eo eS Wolf, Chicago, 1937 | Cr eee SF abstain en Te TE Las ty Sang aed 2% | ie : Meat Py | ae. ip ° U G L A ” FA I R 3 A N K s | — . DAYs:'\in “THE GAUCHO"—Us) “ORIENTA. JAZZ REVIEW" '_ Scribner. Detroit, ’ ; Snyder, Erie. Pa., l ! : : ee : . : — Willman Chicago. 13893. : B. Brisker. Flin¢. ich % 5 co : Si, Lents Scores. 5, oF Jake Pflueger’s Cabanne tean = soe : veteran A. B. C. lineup, h f . es ‘ie | co: : rts 4 ameng the half dozen St. It's almost worth making a . ‘ rte orem akin aa tives which rolled last night. trip rust te eat this ham. 8ex OF STEN o St. Louis scores. On the menu of al] Pennsy!- __._ CABANSE, ST. : nt NAME. : vania Dining Cars this week Graresic é + situation represents _ ment over the situation at this Ga re | LINDBERGH” --.943 892 929—2764 | é 2 ae ie en. cee oe gs : See ae ES; o e a Pe en : | Let the Kiddies see it! BYRNE AND VESCOTO ge. # = And (6 9? Direct from the Capite!, N. I.— With - STAR Wetlise @ Bred» oe Ear! Carrols on the “Vanities” — Other Big New York Acts in 3 ee Listen In on the DODGE HOUR Movie Stars at Skouras Theaters! This Great Radio Program of Movie Celebrities in Addition to Our Regular Shows From 8 te 3 O'Clock Tonight! r woe - CM - a OE Semes pha Ss a Gah hate ae” . +2 & , a: ee. 2, SKOURAS BROTHERS’ AMBASSADOR SEVENTH AND LOCUST — : * ; a - - + : “ : e ' : » Sey s,- "ina ; q . . ~ ‘er oes. : ro a ~ m ee < . ~ at “ a ay ~ 9 4 T ' ’ cs ‘ — we, : Dl PP PPOs . - - So a ee =, a7, fe a . o — : . . _— m . aMEnica® tending Thpeee @ Srteag *'="'* 8:15 Oaly Mat. Baked Virginia Ham—with Pineapple Sauce! = =—=»--»- [MAOMEC 1B ee wg LORS IN MEE on [he American this week -—Yale swimmers set three world's | IRGINIA HAM—tender. well-fed. vania’ —and let it go at that. Mon. Tues. and Wed. . free-style relay records in a meet | ; with the New Haven swimming | delicately flavored—ham cured by But you can taste it for yourself 3 fast trains to NEXT WEEK Nights and Wed. Mat. elub here yesterday. which wae. men wh made ; : cilia take RDERS sanctioned by the A. A. U. Yale. boiled ge 00 oe “weggeg of it me this week on The American. It’s NEW YORK SEATS NO eM CCEP TED which held the old records, won man who pretty nearly worth a trip just for led b og SE OERE CARES Po the oe event in 1:35 1-5, two- | engage hams, and then baked itself ’ Th 4 . : Angiin—Frances Starr—Willian fifths of a second better than the with care until every delicate flavor a : e Ameri Faversham—Jaceb Ben-Ami—Helen Gahagan And if you should happen to be one erican | : —Lharies Cobern—Relle fermer record of 1:35 3-5. ‘thi : . within it stirs to life! The time in the 250-vard event % of those who have no taste at all for THE AMERICAN Leaves St. Lovis..... 900 AM Was One second faster than the old . ‘ . recera ef 2:00 2-3. Crackly, brown-skinned, sweet. 5am. there will be for you other iecione tus task. ane eae : eines ) spicy, flavorous, heart-cheering ham, dishes so delicious that no one need seowes Wangan 1020 Ae iN SARDOUS MASTERPIEUE Poloist to Try Comeback. served with a sauce of good brown feel sorry for you. SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS “DIPLOMACY” Leaves St. Louis ..1202 P.M Arrives Mew York 152 PM en S2e, See $7.35. $5.58, $5.45 By ‘be Associated Press. . : BUENOS AIRES. March gravy and currant jelly and diced. Pennsylvania menus are famous, Arrives Washington. 12.45 PM $4.40. WED. °3.-—— ’ . EE: 81.16. $2.29. Sees | fel cape! Mer Geen | cama“ (EMPRESS te be out of competition indef-. are no words that really describe variety and the unvarying excellence Leaves St. Louis 40 Pe | OLIVE NEAR GRAND | such a ham—just mone at all. You that makes every dish appear a Arrives New York _ | SHUBERT = Mats. © te 6). 3 GRAND CENT SPRING CARNIVAL WEEK “TH E i BARA mm | 30th_ANNIVERSARY—30th ; EDDIE LEONARD'S : ENTERTAINERS : DESIREE - 7S _- 5 - ene ft eer THREE OTHER BIG ACTS ;« LADY RAFFLES ESTELLE TAYLOR (re | -eeeP et Te reww we ae ol or ae ae taitely Because of illness, will at- and —wetergaod me SS Sow Present = tempt a come in the United can only say “ m, Pennsyl- masterpiece. “CHICAGO’”’ States this summer. Lacey will Last Four Times, Matines Saturday accompany the Argentine team a _ ‘which is beoked to sail in July te @ J. F. Hart, Division Passenger Agent, 335 Boatmen’s Bank Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. s , Ray ometeck & Morris Gest Pred. cere of “The Miracle.” Present participate in the principal Amer- tean pole tournaments at Meadow ees] PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD leuguiesoseis ee Te insure proper of their mounts, the 2 already hes Carries more passengers, hauls more freight than any other railroad in America * may a @rganizaiio ‘32 ponies te New York. Sranckh Ber Office, Rothschiid-G-

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LAND [Ja Aa o" Ae in Newstead a omega Moore men Colleen & Bre aw ‘ld ag 08 , Warner Baxter rokee! Tragedy of Feum Cherokee |‘ Big Stage Show. bassy Imo “Sailor” . Delmar Buck Jom erthenrt” Sombrero,” Also CELLO ine Salisbury LILLIAN GISH IN « RY LAURIE > Easten' Bail.” uitiserables” +. | par Berens y~ “CHICAGO.” Haver, acta: and MA Gtorse O'Brien tg Side. West Side” Bartmer Newlyweds Party” G BEE | r,t (ary Cooper N, defferson = Brent. Also Comet | erbocker Anna Q. Nilsson M. ol teed in “Be Park ‘ - ty yy = _— ei mw ' _ a? oe NR Bd GEORGE SIDNEY in COHENS AND N. Z Y | cones ; dames Merray ond klind | Costelio in “Old Kenatae Arsenal | Also Comedy and a THURSDAT. MARCH 29. 1928. OM FRO =) MANUFACTURERS and : : ae . Report Improve- in Condition of 4 ock Farmer, in| the part of dealers to pay higher York World Survey. By Wire From the New « Bureau Of the Post-Dispatch. 'xew YORK, March 29.—The Si today presents the opinions oy producers and distribu. sof food products. clothing, and anthracite on business tions and the business outlook. ufacturers and large scale aputors of food products take a a cheerful view of the outlook | balance of 1928. ehout exception, those ques- by The World, report the quarter to have been better the corresponding months of | ome large packers ,who were not | sy prosperous in 1927, look for a | Derothy Mackall dies’ Night ine |Bath” & The Cel yuette & Franklin in John Gilbert and Hines Johnny “HOMEMADE.” — ; Pestalozzi | Ramon Neverre io Prince” LBA | Ramon Novarro tn, & Miam! |ting Co-Eds" = Stece peee . (“Sadie Thom higan “the Winds Michigan “The Gift Shop.” IGLER Bremeo Colleen ee ild Pe ay iMehim in “The SHENANDOAK | y,a Svuenandeuh | ey eo. Bancroft — Beery in ron ides. 2 —————— Mo; MeA wstead | 20S lee Ay. | ong Connae ‘ALLON | ULINE Clasten GEO. bancueee ei BEERY in ronsides.” Sas tase SIDES,” — Riders of Canada” | Pestaleczi | Also Comedy. coraae’ Wallace Ralston pote Open, ee o” and “Fa i& Fizel | geance.” Also * EENS |Nerman Kerry Moran in “The Maffiitt | Lever.’ Tz Gish in “The Eduniata with Raiph Forbes, ing the Town” with Patey and Gienn Tyron. a laughter comedy. —_ showing is ot. Louk | Double Program: Show. 6:4 8 Rebin | TED McNARMA ané- BY COHEN is “THE |'RETREAT.” ai ‘Davia TALMADG§ in hi pa Belasco's F nandoa and age Suceens, ) ak Dove. & a * Stage Show. oe sliston | “The Girt tn the Potiegat uteast Bouls.” ie Easton PUOTOPLAY THEATERS ST. LOUIG}, GRAND at DELMAR Circuit Vaudeville & P. M.—CONTINUOUS—I1 P. M, Special Show Celebra ING CARNIVAL WEEK) TOTO . Clown RDOCK & Ron 2 gl BRITT WOOD | WFORD P BRODERICK) Photoplay PRESSED TO KILL” § yuerade of the Underworld, wit) mH UND LOWE & MAR od a Tonight. Entire Balcony, 50c Great Pre-Easter Show, with ILtT BINSON -_ } DNESS A Drama of Gold-Digger Wives RAND CENTRAL} The Home of Vitaphone “THE DESIRED WOMAN” “Geste” with a Magmith (reste a Magnificent Setting! oe Se ee |. ee ss of VE VITAPHONE acts| nd Opera—Comedy— Drama ME BEFORE 46:30 Pr. 4 M.—se CTS. ee ’ eet. Prat - ~ ® PS aes ory ie “Esome. OOS og AE RR BE eS By ago a a A ES BURLESC "JERRIE McCAULEY a a peen p= at | iehiy rad and Cartoga 5 _of Glen Alden Coal Co. j year, and report marked im- | ment in the condtion of the ock farmer. : Meat Packers’ Outlook. “Packers are optimistic about the "eurrent year,” says F. Edson White, & fent of Armour & Co. | “4 yery considerable quantity of 7 priced pork product has been “aecumulated.this winter. Accord- me to Government authorities the crop is 6 to 7 per cent larger “han @ year ago. ’ “Beef prices are as com- high smaller supplies. With low. priced accumulations of meat and heavy consumptive season red to previous years—the result | | | ; mead the signs point to a good) | packing house year. © “Tavestock prices, considered as_ © & Broup. continued to rank well up | "among farm products during 1927. | Taken together, they compared fa- | ' verably with the average ali nonagricultural products, ‘? price of | Says | E Louls F. Swift. president of Swift | | &Co.,” and 1928 should be as good | 4 A year or better than 1927 for live- | ) wlock producers and a better year | | fer the packing industry.’ “The situation of the meat-pack- | \ ing industry is more favorable now 'than it was at this time last year.” | president packers — Thomas FE. Wilson, Pet Wiison & Co. “The situation represents an improve- | pment over the situation at this time | ® fast year.” In the Biscuit Business. “Our volume of business and @rofite for the first two months of @ this year, together ‘that we have made, encourage to believe that basic conditions are wound and that people in genern! with surveys | os | Will be prosperous during the bal- | lance of this year.’ says B. L. ‘president Loose-Wiles Biscuit Ce ' “The first two montis of Hupp», | 1928 | ve been better in our business! th s these months have been i | Mfermer years, both in this country | pand in Canada,” says C. A. Vilas, | general counsel! “Our business has shown » steady | growth during ‘and = satisfactory eeeeery and February of this says Joseph Wiltshire. pres. “4 of the Fleischmann Co. Cloak and Suit Trade. | “The cloak and suit industry dur- the opening months of 1928 has been characterized by National Biscuit | ' ' any marked increase of profitable ac- | fity, but there has been a clearls | hed trend toward aug nented ability, which will undoubtedly b> | ‘translated into general improve. | Ment as the year advances,” says | liam Klein, general counsel, In- | ustrial Council of Cloak, Suit ‘exirt Manufacturers, Inc. “A brisk revival of the deman! and | suits has enlivened a branch of /the garment industry that has vec.’ P@xtremely quiet for several years. ' “Employment in the women’s ‘farment trades at present is abou! | mal for this time of the year.” Shoe Manufacturers’ ' View. “Bhoe manufacturers will enjoy q geod volume of business in 1923,” | Mys John A. Bush, president Brown =noe Co. “The shoe and leather industry ‘Must face cold facts in the advance | pet hides of more than 75 per cent )@tring the last 15 months. | “Owing to the length of the tar- ning procefs and as both tanners shoe manufacturers have av- x oa sf a «eraged the lower cost raw material | oe with that at current prices, Prices have been kept at a coment values, but the merchant nor manufac- i... a his Product is maintained. Shor-, Ted with other articles of ing. UO- | nei- | 4 can avoid facing the issue of Prices provided the quality | ie \“T’'ve only got about Se" WANT ADS Here are read by F AR MORE St. Louis F mules oe’ in ANY other ) very low prices. ‘We face 192% with confidence.” “The year 1928, so far as Endi- cott Johnson leather and shoe workers are concerned, opens with Production and cost problems pre- senting unusual difficulty,” says George F. Johnson, president of Endicott Johnson Corporation. “The rapidgdvance in cost of hides during the past few months and the necessary advances in the cost of footwear (concerning which the public as yet has scant information, a8 no real effort has been made to educate them) create difficulties for manufacturers. “There is a natural reluctance on prices, and they demand even low- er prices for footwear. The conse- quent slow, backward demand for! shoes, with threat of lowered pro- | duction—together with our reluc- tance to reduce wages from the'| present high levels—all create a situation that justifies a reason- | “ble expectation o fa lean year.” Drugs and Anthracite. “The sales of United Drug Com- pany and its subsidiaries, including the Liggett Drug Stores. have shown a healthy and gratifying in- crease in the fi 1 oI rst two months of |to death at his home, 5145 Maple | avenue, March 18. the year. We see nothing to pre. vent a continuation of satisfactory business during the entire year,” says George M. Gales. first vice president of the United Drug Co. “As a conservative estimate, | look to see the year 1928 exree) the average of the past thre» years.” “The anthracite industrv says William W. Inglis, UDELL-PREDOCK COMPANY IN VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY One of City’s Oldest Furniture Firms Lists Assets of $49,788 and Liabilities of $47.883 A voluntary petition in bank- ruptcy was filed yesterday by the Udell-Predock Manufacturing Co., 23135 North Broadway, one of the oldest furniture and woodenware factories in St. Louis. listing lia- bilities of $47,883.59 and assets of $49,788.55. The petition was accompanied by a statement from George C., Predock, president of the concern. in whieh he said the stockholders ;had unanimously voted the volun- , tary bankruptcy action at a meet- ' \ }open accounts of | 39.74 ling March 24. Liabilities listed included $45.- $18.17 in unsecured claims: $575.42 in wages due and secured claims of $1390. The list of assets in- cludes stock valued at $36,088.14; machinery valued at $7005.9 $3913.37 ana cash on hand. J. F. Michaels, secretary treasurer of the firm, and shot himself His suicide was attributed to despondency over il} health. He was a creditor. the company Owing him more than $5000. HENRY F. REIS FUNERAL Views the future with entire confidence” | president | “The assurance of peace and un- interrupted production under our five-year contract with the mine workers is reason for viewing the future optimistically.” Woman, 78, Buys Coffin for Self. By the Associated Press. ARCADIA, Wis., March 39.— six more months to live, and don't want my children to buy a real expensive coffin.” Mrs. Ignatz Perzina. 78 |years old, told a local undertaker | firms of its line She paid for| West. fren whom she purchased a mod- estly priced coffin. it, coffin held until called for. took a receipt, and ordered the’ SERVICE SATURDAY MORNING ) PADLOCKING OF EAST ST. LOUIS HOTEL ORDERED BY U. $. JUDGE Federal Agents Said They Seized Narcotics and Liquor at South- ern. Old Shelton Hangout. Special to the Post-Dispaich. DANVILLE, I)., March 29.—The | Southern Hotel. on the northeast | ,out of Carl Shelton. Southern corner of Third street and Broad- | way. East St. Louis. once the hange- alli- nois gang leader, was ordered pa.i- locked for one year as a public nuisance by Federal Judge Lindic, here yesterday. The hotel is ownd by John Weis, who was before the grand jury hre in connection wit! his activities as bondsman. Ruth Bailey. convicted here week of trafficking in narcotics, testified her headquarters were in the hotel, reported seizing quantities liquor and narcotics there. ” o* ' ' ”- | $600 and sentenc in Overton Couch, East St. charzed with sale lation of the Volstead act, was fine! ed to three moaths - 1401115, jail, Sunday School A thiet ic A wards. The St. Louis Sunday Schoo! Athletic the parish house of the Church of the Ascension, Goodfellow boule- Lumber Company Head Succumbs | Pneumonia on Visit to Daughter in Chicago. Funeral services for Henry F. Reis Sr. or 6622 Michigan avenue will be Saturday morning at St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 6310 Minnesota avenue. Mr. Reis, head of the lumber com- pany which bears his name, died of pneumonia Tuesday when, visit- ing a daughter in Chicago. He was 68 years old. Beginning as a laborer in a saw- mill 35 years ago, Mr. Reis later founded his own business which grew to be one of the leading in the Middle to His widor, How Do You Borrow to Build a Home? It is a simple matter here to borrow to build or buy a home. We wili lend vou a little more than half of the value of the property at a low interest rate. Loan Ass'n St. Louis JON C. and ALL, Pres. 209 N. 8th St.—Ground Fleer Between Olive and Pine mam ff AUCTION PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD © Barton Sts. TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION Wednesday, April 11, 1928 At 12 o’clock, Noon, on the Premises Parcel 1—One. three and four-story slow burning construction factory Lot 280 by 143 feet. Parcel 2—One-story brick and concrete power house. Parcel 3—Unimproved corner—i(4 feet on Fourth Street, Victor Street. property. Parcel 4—Two-and-a-half-story 6-family Parcel 5—Two-and-a-half-story corner tenement. irregular. IN THE ST. LOUIS INDUSTRIAL AREA Railroad Siding The Graton & Knight Company are concentrating their manufac- turing activities at their home office and factory in Worcester, Mass., and will maintain in St. Louis a complete sales and service branch. Conse- quently this valuable industrial property must be sacrificed at auction. By order of the Graton & Kwnicar Co., Owners. (a) Illustrated Book Map of the Real Estate. (b) Descriptive Catalogue of Machinery and Equipment. Write for: 4 SEES IN FIVE SEPARATE PARCELS ONLY Lot 82 by 132 feet. 132 feet on tenement. Lot 60 by 55 feet. Lot 25 by 60 feet, 60% May Remain NOTE—The Machinery and Equipment will be sold in separate lots only, immediately following the sale of the Real Estate. 1808-10 Chestnut St. Samuel T. Freeman & Co., Auctioneers 80 Federal St. - oth are selling at relatively a) “ Peet Pcawioh. he oe a BP Na oe te ee * ENR Oe OM RN Ft68 Sal a hee aes hs Be aS na eae eee Sa. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Webster offers cut prices, right in the height of the sea- son! Every day is cut-price day. Sensational values worth up to $2 a roll included. Combinations sold only with beautiful borders or bands. Over 6000 patterns in metallics, foreign and domestic colorings, heavy em- bossed and every conceivable design. Sale | —— Price | 20c now. .7c | 35¢ now .10c pee | ier rears 7Sc now .15c Si now. .25c¢ ' SOc now 12ic $1.25-52 new... 35c “WEBSTER’S 8098 N. 7TH. ‘ 5 ) PETERS—Orc Tuesday. March 77. poe Susie M. Peters (‘nee Renner) of BEBKA | Viets avenue, beloved wife of the tate | Charlies R. Peters. dear mother of Mra, | Robert McKee. and our dear sister. sister-in-law and aunt. ip her fitth year. to Church Interment O a. m., at SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. ‘the Immaculate Conception Church. (cé) March 27. 1928. Joseph H. Reineke, loved husband of Sophia Reineke (nee Von | Der Ahe). dear father of Frank, Emma. | and Clara Reineke, brother of | brother-in-law of Mrs. our dear father-in-law Reineke. Yon Der Ahe, grandfather. and | . March SU. at 8:30 a. ; j Stock funeral home, Grand boulevard and Florissant avenue to Holy Rosary Church Interment in Cal- | vary Cemetery. (e4) Suegiey March 27. 1928. at &-O1 enry F. Res, beloved hus- neil “fe Emelie E. Reis ‘nee Ganahl), dear father of Val E.. aver V.. Irwin P., E.. Jerome H.., F. Reis dJr.. and Edith P. Scherer (nes is). and our brother. brother-in-law, father-in- years. | =e Funera] from residence. 6 = Michigan avenue, Saturday. March 31, a. m., to SS. Mary and Joseph Church. thence to Calvary Cemete Belleville (T1.). Peoria (In.). Shakopee and Los Angeles (Cal. papers e5 ) please copy be- Gear broth uncle Alexander Rettie. ‘ Mary Ret t) a and Adam and dear re 23. af 30 a heli chapel! 146 avenue. to St. Peter's Cemetery. | ntered into rest on Thuredey. a TT) x. Taylor RIEPER— SSELL—On Tuesday. arch os. at [ee Kan.. Hiram x ll. beloved Elizabeth Russel and dear brother of Wilham E Russell and Mrs. Ellie chapel. £240 Delmar SB oy Serv ices aot Remains at houlevard, F ridas ativZzn mm Lodge. No. March 29. 19°86 David S&S) 2 , a .' upeky. a, ioe men upeey. & Siv our dear brother Phereon srenuc. Dp. mm. v aa wees ¥ Sa e ‘ . 2 , 3 4 3 Rt ee & : . oe. ' ] ~ ca ed ~- , TOO EPP SP Ser ws 4 Sven” Mary Se of mother of Jean and William —— | sister-in-lew, ‘grandmother and aunt. ia ™., Stamm | sock | Mary Trickel. 'in-law and grandmother. i fran _; Gran —$ 7.90 Detroit | $15.00 Denver | MIDWEST TRANSIT CO.. South Thirteenth | Interment | Interment | fe) | we’ SuhO NOTT IcE—l, her | ¢ od Longfellow boulevard, | - | night is known. moth- | P | STLK—Loet: | BPECTACLE CASE—Lost: | ring "2 ivriew 6656W.: newspaper—Dail BEATS —En ‘ss on TF ., 1988 tiene 42k8 ‘16 a (nee Oc wiles Sch weni —— dear dear sister. Funeral on Saturday. March 31. at 7:30 from Stroot & Carrol! funeral home. 4600 watural Bridge avenue. te Holv RKo- sary Chure) Interment in Calvary Ceme- tery. Deceased was a member of 3rd or- der St. Francis and Arch Fraternity of Holy Rosary Church co) STAMW—Entered into rest on Wedn-s- day. March 28. 1928. at 9 a. m.. Mamic inee Hacker). of 4230 West Han- St Louis County. beloved wife of David Stamm: dear mother of Elmer and Helen Stamm, our dear daughter. daugh- ter-in-law. sister. sister-in-law and aunt at the age of 37 years. ; Funeral Saturday. March 31. at 8:30 m, from Fendler prriors, 7819 Michigan avenue, to St. Andrew's Church. Webi | ment SS. Peter and Paul's Cemeterr. ae THAKE—On Wednesday. March 22. at 3:40 ». m.. Bernart A. Thaek loved son of the laie Wi liam and Cather. ine Thake and dear brother of pa Fran Willtam A.. Joseph A.. Herman and rank Thake, Mrs. Joseph Stoeppelkamp Mrs. Frank Obst. Mrs. August Schroeder and Mrs. Arthur Wende (fneo Thake). i Funeral from Centra! Funera! Parl: ora. 5401 S. Grand boulevard. Saturday. Marc! 31. at 8:30 a. m.. to St. Cecelia Church Interment Jefferson Parracks National | Cemeterr 5 TRICKE T—FEntered into rest March ?9, 19°. at heloved mother of Mrs. Mrs. Ed Schmid‘, Mra. and Martin Tricke!. a wr sister-in-law. mother-in-law. and aunt. in her seventy: | cr ds... On Brockmeier. Reise. Memie dear sister. grandmother ninth year Dve notice of funera) from the dian! L. Pleitsch chaped. 5966 Easton avenue, | will be give (e) WERNER— Entered Pa arch °8. 6:1 mother of George Werner and rs. H. Knepper. Mrs. C. Callahan. Mrs. - Lippmaan and our dear sister. mother- Ay = Saturdar. Mafch 3). F. Paschedac’s chasel. N bouley ard. to Valhalla Cemetery. (cS) Wi MF RS—Entered into rest auctents on Tuescay. March 27. 19°88. Ma Wil- mers, dear daughter of James _, the late Eliza¥-th MeNultr (nee Deutsch). dear sister of Edgar McNulty. and our dear niece and cousin terr. (4) Funeral) from Kriershauser chanel. 4104 Manchester avenue. Friday. March 30. at 2 nm ™ Interment Old St. Marcns Ceme- PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE AND ___MOTOR BUS TRAVEL $3.50 CHICAGO $3. 50) $4.50 KAN. CY. $4.50 Mempliis, $5.00 Cc a Girardeau arn p>. $16.50 at ® n m.. } 5925 x | | $7850 Salt Lake | $40.00 Los Angeles $2.00 Omaha | $9.00 Tulsa ineured. Ine MAIN DEPOT. 1891 WASHINGTON GArfield 6653-6654. East Si. Louis Office. EAst 17672. Large, new sate on es ray (1) | NI SUN BUS LINE | $4 CHICAGO $4 iz on Wednes- | Kansas City, Kan., $4.50) | 37 2 Detroit Clevelané $11.00 A. £ P.M. Los ANGELES $40—DENVER, $15 MAIN STATION ST. FRANCIS HOTEL. 402 CHESTXUT. GArtield 6248. (c8) PERSONAL iPAnshin. r. or Sundc ic amond and ve Park or West End: to 43 Ki L Pre _- known who ssh ade of | Mrs. ‘Liekiider. lf not prousne it pack br Apri) 1. 19°78. parties will be prosecuted: also Trill pa y 3400 reward for the return — ee re} (c4) on Carisbad ayv.. money. ete. Re- € : Soleamnati” 6. in emal) Jegsher cover, Reward, ture, ut. et; e y; Cie case, oC = tans on aera day —— | containin lady's s living. turn to Sixth District Po er w f 4 . ack. white an ru Vernon. Reward. 8 Union “av. 1362]. pink: between Sth and ath. on Locust; please return to elevator op erator C. of ©, y.. - eoeg A dia- 0nd r screws, soliteire and mon mx with money: liberal reward. PArk- view 44° svTT— ao ray; orphan boy s. to bank | door, — oe night: reward. Anties Si Vandeventer and Clive. (oe) 1; ome al brown — white. — Pane (ob: } TE TRIE R—Lost. ale: white markings on tare anc orthian4. rUrest ice? ———————— ‘omeranian Top; Gark Drown | answers, while. ‘ el) ' tet ace Sect ‘ait 08 ie vORand. 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RR earl eney - ye FE . Be a We POR ISTEP, in treel> eid Tg DN Pee oes A teh she Aa = rae edd . TAF s) gH ar) ves Me Mae Rr ee denned sa heater ie THR heer re 1 Me er ere rigeet 32 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. a ae SITU ATIONS—MEN. BOYS a he ug ar aggre plurnbing. crainine eld floors, WEbster 2341] pin __._ {9s .Call or "Whittier. Rouseman. m. N it.: to care for dump te John Breriy. sf 5O1 eoiorec nen B rive truck: auto aumscmnerater: handy : tools: best references. FOrest 3494). | WAN—Sit.; 22. married, office experience, work any kind. Henry, 7929 Mciiex, | WAN—Sit.; 27. high school education, | ahaa English. German. French. Itali- an: willing worker: desires position. R-116. Post-Dispatch. PAIN 7. Sit.; good “Phone GArfiel 1 4271 PAINTER—'t inside sonable: have ladders; 4596 finisher, cour abo arvi outside: nonunion. GERand PAPER HANGER— -~Si z cleaning $1 room, et S391. PARTS M ANAGER With several years’ experience as Durer | parts and supplies | once | ’ et: th ; : ; ' transport op- m, a I a a = a r= JELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS ence. Steward effice, Hotel ] tou NTER M a at night work. 8 viA at | bis eae. ; tm” "AGENTS 5 WANTED—MEN SALESMEN WANTED GEN ?TS—Soap tonic; 206 other items , re Cr AT Ro-Ro Co., 1332 Franklin SALESMEN : | iateotcaaaostel Tlineis: | man preferred; reference. Box 4i2 Post-Dispatch. Tae F 5 WTS — [es bility she Namteds at now under way. We have spe- cial offers to our customers. a te ~~ Oe for ov verstuff fur > 2962 Cass, (c¢) 1883. NAILERS—Experienced on | == bw = door frames. Huttig Sash Door .. 1206 S. Vandeventer. |GRANITE CUTTER— Experienced. 7810 Grarois ‘GROCERY AND Experienced ; aan? wed piace fo ost-Dispatch. HixDT MA N—Experienced: ing and repair for upholstery joD- must = ‘H-128. Post-Dispatch. ORE RS—Coiored. 5700 Eirheliberger VEG good for refinisb- shop, ‘ : State age and paet experi- he expert with want . etc. ; All sold | ‘THE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT! " SALESWOMEN WANTED for gen- apartment: houses. ork mM faim ly Lo laundry: small PArhkview $5151). first flewr wee! erai city ret- >? AD- m. C. home. 6 v. riess HOU SEK EEPER M othe ; . Maiden Lane alter ° ] %9 ‘dd. ans SEM AID— Exp runced; white. a) | Kingspur KITCHEN "GELPER—For cafeteria work, must sumetuing apout ne wir afte: ». m. 5742 Waterman - icy) -~ PY reer ———— Pa iguk Wi . eu) - Oy ~ representatives at line. Realeilk Hos Bidg iri an help; wend neat-ap- spr! 8h 4 Arcade sbir tel. —— enienced tive 37m rT ar z vv, “Ro “7 GIRL-—Experience vy housekeeper. Claridge Hotel, isth and ust 6 oursew ork experien ~er] CAbany 76868. “SO ) TT eed SOTO TA | lace on D general f Wastingt . in . a for references required, iew O975. eo ouse work 5042 exper 39 ages of en Equitable hetwee wash 1k. " = ey « ref- y aft- {-A*- ; +4 rced, Boo«- Ww sehington ico Experienced bly ts] liv pOsition ADPp Model Hat C iv Extra Clot thing Sa! alesmen DISTRIBUTOR ANTED: _Exciusive representation products Elee- ‘For Saturdays all day and ¢ric Display Corporation. New York markabie opportun! permanent comnec- half- days- year around emp! Ov- tion for succesef ty 8a) lesmar ‘ = ment. Men employed in whole- ucts 7 anecia MILLINERY Straw operators: best prices in town. Mayfair ah linery Co. 1301 Washine- a _ ~ MILLINERY OPERATOR ACKERMAN b ROT OT (Py 4 ~ CTT mes for wor K THENBERG MFG. Le! ' W ash ingt« Tn. — - houses with clothing = experience. All app must be experienced. Apply to) For _WOLFP'S S, Broadway & Wash-| pats— must goa. Saturdays REAL ESTATE SALESMEN | WOLFF'S, Broadway & Wash A woncerlu with | ington. WANT Wy a\ IN V | AY dh 1: * licants experienced. and week-davrs. opportuniiy to ng an excess c ; lling organization. high- | progressive and convincing | is assurec: real estate ex-, esseniiai. Appiy afier 4 p ‘-O ROU —— BEALIURS a 247 Gr e333 company h avi WATSON MEN—3 neat appearing; age 25 to 40: willing to work § bours per day: about $25 a week to start. Apply 1 to 4 p. m. “31. §104 Easton (ed) WANTED MEN! For permanent sales position new department just opening. Apply Mr. the Laclede | ‘Rausch, Room 412 'Gas Light Co., and 4 p. m. fs.) | Brush and After 5. 2268A MEN—We require 3 well men for our department Union Electric MEN—“. tion experience: must be neat and abie ito converse fluentir advancement as- sured: reference required. See Mr. David - eon. 1525 reade Bidg. (cb) METAL WEATHER STRIPPER—Expen- _ence ad; mo others need apply: eCessa BRidge 6400. at 8:30. Mr. nittaker. ic) MEN— nished. exas. room 508. OFFICE GIRL—Sit.: age 17: wil fun errands end make self genera!) ful: takee business course at nights. oe 4200. P. x. ‘lg gg Gay. work: nerienced. hone Victor as °M. private fam jamerence. Sit. : t: reasonable: with ‘JEsferson | 4 3 2 NOGRAPHER—Sit. 23 vears old: 5 vears’ office experience. Lindell 5594W. STENOG YR de ge . Secretary. i xier . . efficient, ferences. Box R-149 Ba a Dispat Lucas. Sth f! on ladies’ sik Work, e¢xper)- iontrose Garment io} SPER ATORS— WHO AN RUN —s st "HINES : , i no - > PRESSERS—E lemme r -° uS - pial | : 4 PRESS ER—n General ea bEDS—simmons sam Dies, some worth $20. for $3.85: = cotton felt 1: a new kitchen heaters. $19. week at Wagner's. 201 S. Jefferson. BEDS ; kinds: up-to-date Simmons and a twin size and nice full-size walnut color: these beds are brapd-new mivy samples: iitile ecratched: _~ ® new sprines to tit same and new mat- t resses of all cotton or felt. A call will ince you BROS, .311 S. 14th. fod) LEVY BREAKFAST SET— burner white enanm- | *#iec apartment stove. siiding top ice box: ' bed: rockers. chest of drawers, cry or hot water heater store. . 2824 Washington. BEDROOM SUITE Four piece, wainut; good as uew: $195- must sell: will take $85. Mr. Mor- MISSOURI, 2009 Morgan. CHI FFOROBE—icebo x. ext inoleur inger sewing machine; ail like new: 4945 Varrel mann (c78} oO — | worth 20. All (cd) ~ o lz inci eemmenel gai a JROBES. oak or mahogany: big mick will seili at iow prices [ EVY BROS, 31ll S. 14th. fed COMBIN ATION RANGE—- White. hot-water back: real bargarn: and other household Imniteire 464: eS arreimann. eT eR SET S. 4 merica n been Yrenevated | will sell at fc4 ‘ amost new: BEOS. Jil &. 14} : DAY BEDS. Latest stries. almost new: will sell at ‘ c4¢ , SHIRTM ARE RS -xrnoenren alo | nl SA orking AN—Not a geniu as man experienced ffice Du) give ref | SALESMAN—Not working man i | —— experiem 0 pport Ti =i3 Fo at - Dispat . -| DRESS OPERATORS: Twent experienced Ss operators aresses an adresses. Have orders t capacity for sI at anee lt V a steady posit Dry Goods tory, loth & 3409 Texas av ‘@ reference right part: Bi - £ args Lor ad verti sec Gest and Napo nal rer rio or heise compe tit . - +) rs xX Montos ou are SALESMEN— 01 to- peu se e : : pecerss] lies Proposition also allow BAER & FULLER : — fupiete golden Ce “Olfax 9293. ‘cA: rut brass cabi net; ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR —Goepland. all porcelain ioor demonstrator; t* rare harral n 3958 Easton Fi TRI# REFRIGER ee Te drawer porcelain Giba box ine new. Phone FOreet nee, Ww ASHER— New $150: Mca- 779: easy terms. Silverstone L1it Olive tem) 7 reoms: e!] ‘4 rer ten its oF tT" eres ‘ooms high grade un never (oRD ) cost | below - °G 4 CHINES—D head S&S! as ‘demonstrators: ra: 310.56 to $33: rea guaranteed. | teau. went | SINGER Portable electric. $24.50; drop-/| tor heads. $8 to $35: terms: Singers rented | bench. | $3° per month: expert repairing, Foees | $2 | SS50.__—s5 187 _- Easton. LHUORST ) Established 1879. tines. KL rent all |HALLET & DAVIS G y case, Side bench and Z : 100" ; x and teed: We Bs of standard machines. White Sew- | {ing Machine Co., 1124 Locust. MAin Aun 1338. in ; your sewing machine reconditioned | KIESELHO by experts, satisfaction guaranteed: esti- | Erebiieoed 187%, mates given free. White "Sewing Machine | Co.. 1124 Locust. MAin 1338. (em) a FOR SALE—WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE [| or up: delivered, $1.50 lori | up hone PArkview 3220 after 6.30 | A. Pwittier 1500 Mo (e682 } ic PAINT—For sale: outside white. grav. gan case: $1.25 cal. = in fe res | Maho ‘oe o7 cans. , 15 LER IMAN PIANO CO includ! a 0 monthir. bos I LH | Bata blished S79. h. Dp. motor: good a mished gold. with case and oll a LANL saw CCTOHT AND mm solar ae | STEINWAY GRAND TANO- ce! and | tachment: J om H-197. Post-Dispatch. fod) | ANIMALS ao —e and up. = ICE Saar TS greed aga wouseret stock: vast cash, 310 KIESE! | Eat= blished | STEINWAY GE exchanged: old. Lindel! Sas & CLARK PLAYS. BOATS AND LAUNCHES it ie gute Fe ant a MOTURBti, 4T—Z1-ft. runabeut. 6-cylinder) teed. Continental motor. $900. JEcferson 5960. 'LEHMAN PIAN (2) | PIANO—U pright; good « for quick sale. 29614 - BUILDING MATERIAL ye & Healy |RED-FACE BRIitCK—2alZ joist and win- | | good = very responsive. dow sash. Johnsen Co.. 133 te price $1250- special. $593 £ | BRICK. ” 508, 000: Cabaay delivered : will aoneet — conve SATT. 2 om 4 prices — auto | te | calig. vo 3846 j 3-3 : ; Beit gains during weekly. : - td TALe—a j | and other good makes. $10 ens this cleanup sale. unt 1s: Oarkain wuUusUa , CHALT YE ch ~~ Part time: state salary ex- md : Ted. Ae tch oF learn the | icf) ‘ [#ien pac YOU NG MAN of neat appearance, work w yf buen eS. per tenth Ask for nion Kiet rie FR ¥e iz. YOUNG MEN Permanent are limited pumber of rowngc me the f lirements fair aprearanc | with during shert ings - +e “a OPT) = me r . Mueller (ww »O8 T jge) Twreitiane jos te edira lion manera te pe rie, PreMotiion whic _ADVERTISING SOLICITOR Apply between 9 and I! | ten. AGEN TS...Earn mone your epare soliciting suberrinticons ‘or te York Journal - the bhueinees Pacer of per @apt commie erders. Communt:ate $6 Barclay st.. New or _perticulare. a —~Expenenced a. m.. 5030 Fae. rime eo Theo, Pollenc. (Hy, f With Tore rCANY (SERS Are rou a good house-to- a house saieaman’ if eo anewer this ad far tien. Box R54. Poet-Dienaich ‘a tous for house- to a on anvpauers a. a $i5 per dar: *"ipr To? fn ¥. o- & Walowright ie. Th —- Cheeta oy xpernercedc. for rms Boral Importing Co.. 1047 ied) fer ‘Sonne .*- Vaaderenter. Pion Pigrest prepesttien i. a .? , we oo Th R ort highest ~ ee = ara Kx Li - oS ¢ 2.ie€a ‘ ppPoriun CR ER—Exper gle needle machine or rik Gl! ‘OSs kK reedmal! + Wa , enced on piece manager to ‘the rac (“s } Statler Hote SALE =SMEN—Men who are engine-room trade: permanent eTritery: chemical line, men ite only will be considered ment backed engineering | tection on repeats: list experience. erences. Texarkana Chemical Cc kan. Arkansne-Texas SALESMAN—A nationally knmown ment manufacturer is interested expenenced jeaoer 8 salesman who emplored; ry open gsi0onm with " acrount those ai call o ’ ©. Harris son Hotel Saiurdar ar @ ins r inca’ SALESMEN— hrea! hye St Lowis: vacuun heaters or store salce money. protected tert uermonstra for a stead? ’ canization ipDWy ite ‘Star Siove Co.. Grand and Linde! must «ii ? (rveriand On} -’ + per 34 for rena a real reason- mornings or idaing ~ ' raze CoA : 4 “I Tran “74 Wy 206 4 NN. En he id > reoms ba gain: ap 41°30. llISL Hodiamont, eR :" FURNTTURE— ( ADdany DT ‘o° TT. 7 [NIT = ey- res rene rugs. oever furni- SSOTA fe) roonis hi zn qi altty used: $450. RE—Near pew. dining suite. uite. coxywell chartr. lamp. bed- rockers, breakfast set. ; . — > -~ xt L2ouls and ~smeaet ~# a GMwiae Petal iors pe rnanency CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN home ° anything wT ? 3 lorality Brom!?. 805 He and Bicdg SALESMEN W AN TED Tou who are in need of work and are wiiling to work haven't any excuse being out of work Learn 20 «ell: no expertence needed in our We will train anc teach yeu In & permanent business: rapid R= Shon sx advancement to those who caualify ‘ PAIRDRESSER ae are known the world over. -@) Mist be coo | actrert tr territory onie ar *inger - HILLENBRAND. 2 to 3 Th 1 only TOUsKGIL fsrand “HIP a ore rt) Ww oe? far ADC salesmen. M) seourt Ae ABER tak W ANY ASSERS Oise -Th ate ST LOUIS & ST BILLDG. T> > *, { fay P aipe! ne ° 7 . - vt he Hodiamont ,> } - Experienced pay. HARLES W eliston. 7 ‘ ’ - FY Soe] He CS MG TRI Experienced | family, §253 Southwood | any ~340, ti HOt SEGIRI aay | Bride. AR ~ wases prer ate CAhanr Sa5-w ie es RN NCERN has opening REFRIGERATOR “P re} 6) : S35 reasonabie. Fi ieeet WasHINe MA 2a mes well mode's: proceed SSS te $85 See Meehan. 1671 8S. Broadwar HUmbolit 12709. Open evenings: terme nie Several f oor known makes and —— feb) experienced honmsar-* steadcr emptc. t rEen t PO SEASIRY White, genera! goed home and goed waere for party, ‘TOT Westgaie. 24 floor eeutn. department. permanent position. natg «6©«~Dile hUinlCltreining miret interview by anpointment oni. + Montgomery, Claridge Hotel. | oT. | | Phone (a9 (c3Q) }318 N. Sth, FOMEN—Neat appearing... eter salre eT Perrier ok estahit: will sacrifice for $50. Mr. Morris, | | MISS&OT RI ' LEONARD | bES “$—4 en arty line Jn oak made | any or wa! nut argain. a th i Franklin Fixtare Ca. siebe Store and eee Fizture Co.. Franklin. GA — - —- Tt ‘RES—Ss tore - big bargains. RICKENSOH! 915 & th ‘>? SODA FOUNTAIN—Back bars tabics chaire._.| heot hs, - lowest prices. ~—_ 3 or orrnn. i i FLAT TOP DESK fime: quartered reduced te tains ~@ Wiiube “Radiala. Dow's puts out © te 7 volte on @ Power sale oe will ractins RIESELJIORNSE. 40TR eS — "DON? T Wats SEDANS 3 Hudson 7-pass. Sedan. only 4009 miles. .. $1235 eeeeenreeenene €® BROUGHAMS tal Ps Bi, See COACHES epee cach wakes SS SS = . 4 _ : | . ; = SST geome. a Hudson Coach..--..9635 — Essex Coach ......- 45 — Pugs hap” t “ nde eg ‘.

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THUR MARCH yf 29,1929 - THUREDAY. MARCH 29, Ties. eee e.iocs — POST. DISPATCH. 33. AUTOMOBILES FOR eae ROOMS ROOMS FOR RENT—West | APARTMENTS FOR RENT — de —_. —SSS=_— For S. 5¢. Cars From $100 te to $1300) estate. Bie a ttn 1 | ELE Fe 5 2 & gts F _| BUT = — ~ ; Water in room; sive N R, ousekeeping and SEDANS . ODAY! CADILLAC—Snort > it, ~ car tae: tires. Schiure 3618 a duco: 00d / front. ‘for 3 cities’ om loned. GINIA Sez ping roome: newly furnished: running Wet ~ : - cas new; te & eae se BUICK—1923 4 tourin ———— | MINERVA. (Ox) “Tele Bap, Soin Toom 5, Te bt ~ MA room - 1928 Hudson 7-pass. meee. “A fOACHES (Cont ’d) Fone oe new: ba 1 gy ard mat OD ge ree “~ t room. Sede ! Fr vm soem et condition: immediate it only 4000 nilles. . .$1295 " c like new”, .$745 has reaally hn wis! like new, ES room, RY R. SS2R. | South WE EST PINE. 4103—Front room and kiich” DELMA a 7 $927 Hudson Sedan 895 1925 Essex Coach 225 it. S250. red for and ‘board, $7; modern. DElmar 555, | McCAUBLARD —— oS eee ne FCO (c5) | rooms. sun pari ae Ben . T room; c a I@nltor ser 1927 Essex HOD 22 8.0 & eS $595 COUPES 4 PORD— ade ter: late a ra) Brid =F 3 hs tleman. "Cabene” rad priv ate home; couple or adie. ' — connecting; suitable "dan on ~ 648 and e oe : rent $45 $50. water, y on pene iiter erry ss-+7>----+-.. 95 1928 Dodge Coupe 195 {||| | Soper ween “Segue $ a down. balane: | Dodg Colae Basics Nfaraioned: 3108—Room and | BAYARD. 748—Uirin Foom and iichen, WEST PT 5733 Delmar Cab my 440 : 7 Drie: ‘ BROUGHAMS | 1997 Dotige fies ee ece 148 FORD Roadster] — = (6) | mings © touring, late model: open | home: wit pe adies employed: aT wel aed, ee 655) cae? large Kitchen. wuaae: Canaaing rama ENRIGHT. 5738—d-room an i — = 0.) 8 2-69 5 x: Stand - ‘ i | f = ences: U6A—2 ; | bulla 7 and 1926 NN oa $695 oe Chevrolet Coupe. . $25 | evenings” “toe eect $150: sical oot | rome arin wo Victor 1175. | "Wat ne urnishea - rentonable. | Ayr thing floor: ° ual Triahed fro 5) | JUL ius’ Wane and dt electetcnty , $56 and db. 3 . oi M i = OS tires need 10me: 1 . nice: . Urest S6RLY > Fees . ee enezON” wo ++... 645 1904 Moon reg eee 495 Model: $505, small dow specdster = — ad down, 2849 Gran + ae ZOrest 5605, "2 block trom! x; DOI ~ sanind south beautifully | se ee HARES HOU Ue ReOMS: SUEEE. et Ao 5 rooms. 7 ma own iy P nis ke " ' pet 4 ant $27 Hudson Geach és ubber: excel nt. “condition: new mar 6245° aber 30: emplo a (cha) | or fu FP te et ej urnished | ; POres* Ss Wwtd.— : tette $695 1925 Studebake ; rane eos ‘ot the siiappiest jobs on the | | ROOM AND Bo (89) | CABANNE 5153—WNice reo : i. | thing urn e--¥ reasonable ype PTET ‘SS8TA—4 Too #3927 Essex Coach 645 1925 Ch J Soeutng:ehea ined ‘Hort tice: terms. | conveniences: ce peal, 2 young men. twin beds d; free phone. (e89) | sun room screened ma, Murphy bed ere eeene } as -MA e 5° war e° 7 3 2 . i - M ene pore h. til . Wall cash value allowed on your present car. lnerek soem ant —" 3 Grand" = wie raen eo0T6Ur | —4057 Lindell Disraisoree bao aN West,” Lindell 9d es | cine tema: oO ne Lovely, furnished sleep: | £ |e Hamilton and Maple: weekly. singie. PORT ee ae Plea eRe z aU N, 5 e : : e.- today. we AKER—Roadster. isntand at Iilndel! 6400. | Privileges. ‘seat ‘ce front room. home | CABANNE, S611 A Rene e wf) Pie. ous. o23: a dinners, 65c ganda: eed tn RS ge Me 4-5-roonr effictea. | Wi Son IF 1644. 6" otter zoing “at a bargain | Look! Marmon Given oa aban 5925," aud garage if desired | _Private pone; reasonable. Forest 27081 HOUSEKEEPING OR SLED { : oO : +vy - Open ay Sunday. 3309 I be: good tires and paint: here n, | 2009: sacrifice $40; o Eres: worth | VERNON, ot) : c8) | ; terms; trade, i J. 5718——R Rooms 061—Lignt nuusekeepin ‘ LL ; so Siac ey = = x ee en Bee ARCHER. MAE tra cet ott | HOON Good sigpe trate ee Romer ge _tnd “doard, 34 | o2gh1” furnished; reasonable, * Gitand| ROOMMATES WANTED ran Wonderful yard: avant be seca Sooke -——— -_. [_ -m . , . wd 4 e j i —_ ) i st Z .. Wanted : ve = 4057 vind ORDAN DISTRIB CTORS:” Sash eee Te Delmar. si tnemcs e) | we for 2 or 5: homeieo excellent CATES, 5055—Front nousekeeping : fe CATES. Bon Share b-room apartment. 1 1a Nk OR ber GIBSON ‘it ‘to. Instrumen ant 4057 tinge. LINDEL] ——4 Ow .-ar. 395; also carrio - | Oth at ON. 9 €:_ phone: laundry: $6. r 2 adults. Arkview 7253]. - ts For Coaches F , 6400. a 4557 Easton. ; | mouth 5227 — Very © des fe89) ; {e5) | GOODFETL DOW 6 — -" . —— (e6) | exce}} irabie | CATES: 5076 — ~ oe ATE Wt4.—G Four ma , OON.: silver- ae | 000 Basi YOR AUTOS Ss k, W ; or Sale Sed ae F —— —19- wouring; new Sod ASHINGTON re. a table (o2) | rooms: sink ran Attractive house ceeping ment se ab 1s ur i éon* upere- eT Deere, oteam heat, ete. "$60-$67 ‘ Case, $27.50" plated; Virgs Saiiiend A 00 ow ! Some Bargain! - or Sale arn $125. 27i9 y pall. SL Fin. share bath, single recann. front bedrooms, | CATE! Phone Housekeeping and oi uns. ROOMMATE =— 2 STOCK E-B NN ~ Co csatayt Ke ew. sepals MRMBMABLH. SLIT Lacustes Ps) | ,fds0r conch, tooks like new. wonder. | £28900; iettin “Behnus? BSW | 1595 Nach 7 Lo | ATER ye SS) | CLEMENS Boat OR | aod ggien Deauliful ‘nelghtorkosd, “FOe| 8 rome tnd: suntos eeegate, Osea 0 i By ;__ beauti 2 cd Ns. _— ; mh 0 tee peal barge like $40,000 CASH FOR AUTOS yalue. $37 seen mewn A finieh ; $6000 = 5 facuet. ash J Ouring Given Away, with board: 526% ~, Attractive room | _fam - 068 — Pleasant room; private | =" ne Cohen anto on home; will saat free lessons ‘con in 2000: net cash Chevrole. 50: Oakland c $2 gO tein Roy gets it Decial 6: 4-whee! | gentlemen. ung bath. $8.50: two CLEMENS. 5810— Beco q froor | aw gets. ROOMS AND BO Ww ANILTON oa, ,2nstruments, lor 8. need badly: $5 06 eS Onecn. $250: Nash coach: $4 fice, $350 bon tires: worth $550; sacri- | WESTMINSTER. 414940 ht, cheerful front, 1 or 2 gectiemsh’ ARD ANTED enti 10- SE, 821 w 1834 $50 to $500 | Your own terms or trade. 50; terms; trade. ‘ board. reasonable *po4,.-,Room and fei 1 _or 2 gentlemen. MA AR . ae sites, 4 and 3 ashington Locust, " iaintrel 8621. YAHL EM. 10 35 N. G . SY 20 LE M. "10: a» MN. G WESTMINGTE adie. Linde] 2927R CEES } eae rar shea s J td,—? young mea: be onis $55 and $70 Ain rand. OLDS 3 To STMINST wh, 4017—Sccond floor Fost ing room: urn siecp- | West; private Seon? _ bath. twi DESTY Hil & HARB. pA XOP HON —$35 ~ (co) IERCE -ARROW 8 ~ 192 dition’ “Touring 1923 mode): —— on 1 or 2: mea's — Second floor room, ane all conveniences. Parkview | R-185. Post-Dispatch win beds. x and 2870. r dreds of oli UD: conan _ W ANTED B | 0 COACH 27 Buick: 5. ill trade for Henderson ¥ : onal. 6 (c62) HAMILTON oe Prices, HUNL ET pp Ostrument _ ADLY ‘g28; 5) ae nee: lik wheelbase; car run And eet: .t 28-inch | ¢xcle. a a pl. Victor Li87, toy EST PINE. 3063— Bo (c62) DELMAR, 3 aes : ane floor f AND ET BL cust. TH MUSIC o¢t MOTOR CORP.” Used RCE-ARROW DISTHIBUTERS new: car ‘costs new as dann ed $212 ike | STAR—1028 touring: excellent condilion: | WHOF Oe bath: $7 week © = a etnin room, Jet ees, HOTELS our Rooms and > ae $65 o RP., 29368" poem j Use Car ‘aaa “y price $1185: | 3325: $100 — * ondition : i] ST PINE, 4341} | MAR. 50DA— Si ~ . Cc onn, late. m Po 439 Fuclia ¢ DElmar 4700. s + YOUr car in tr: e; libera} wn. 482) Easton: (7) furniture. ~ v rg rooms, new new | FOrest $942R ingle sleeping. Fh tars eke > + ge decorated; Ree se ‘accesso ee ies Moe 4a2; Bc coach: 1928. $645: $200 Son Titerese take MOTOR Cag Co. A dai ewe a a | WEST comfortable Lads share ot ‘$s L} le Pry housekeeping room, Fr: garages weekly rates: tub bath a and show: STANLEY EPSTEIN 2 Brou re Poe ocus = orse 7 5 Oi earage. § ———_—_pont" See AA Becton ey. satr tar | Star 6 Coach Given Away | Geena wmina agra 5h | hie eter pon ae cent Bae |e teat oases Sack | REAR, Sir SERRE | asus (ABANNE HOTEL illiams. 4867 Easton. Ww ton. (cB) $90: Star ¢ De. v4 a outing, | | : E ont sleeping, $3 ), 5545 Ca UDSON BROUGHA ico breaicor? “qrettey eal Yahlem the price | “new. gay *apdau, sedan, 1927; ike | # ap touring. "S08; Wonk and “$35% 3350; Me ages pay "$8 weekly? nic) om turnished, $5 to | Tooms, single and pn rn private bathe: vty y> i 4 M, 1926 | coach practically new, weet b 1926 Star 6 Locust. $25. $50 Zorn. ‘3; terms. | zaten, — aw bedding.» scents A to adi : w~ 4 CAbany 1011. phohe: American plan: ehemeationd em wre’ . veda ;@ Teel sacrifice; terms, 3521 Page. 12000... on _ Sundars oa. by ost Ee 3 awn AHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. FOrest 3402R. €s; board, Raymond AN. 5040-—Houschecoing (c62) | take an sont car. FOrest 8995-8996. irs 337% 243 2 RF. i (c89) 200; sacrificed, $450. Perna aye ( ly furnished: suite: new- | OTE, AFORD, 706 PIN 4 ASh. SE ro | and deliver YAHLEM. 106 ROL Sedan: in? real kitchen: also sleeping.| NEW MANAG . DER | INTERDRIVE, 751—otner KIESEL Joos er only $75 om 4119 S; Poud condition: ROO (4) ROOMS FO n. va —ingle - : (c4) water in . Terme Wy tui. i, “briiant tone, ar Ag sell at the. en | | BUICK 7 Coupe mure_2218 bar saine. Sahaes oat —: ——; oo $185. ij 229 W, ‘Meteal ae CINDELT 353 ¢ =o earmea jf evcLIB eine sagan a 4 q anoreing oe (cag & . “ ; i is ie % h * e — TT pee rer —_—~ ) —_———_ a er . 0 CO 1101 “oy Ive jashington. c4) Jefe uehout. See thie in, £000 condition er ~Sedan: Ford sedan. Chevrolet 6°. FORD—20. Cr (ed) | Suite: private aS oy furnisned | ET UCLID, 739 & pee 5 ce64) M d . 512 LA GRAND PIANO tor $33e 7 ~~ | defferson. _ lent | ni terms. trade. 1903 Sidn 5)! and cha sevroiet and Dodge trucks| LUGAS. 3316-——F m 3 (5) Vate family. FOrest "644100 ~ men; pri- 0 ern Fireproof Hotel Four rooms: newly fintshed: to ae and delivery. ‘used. git Coaches For Sale ; —{c2) | DGE—Sedane al models, S188 ) he ae a ad 3% tons: perfect or: | ee 3250 cach, ea SR alee CONNECTING ne in 0596. 706 “Arcade Bide, (4g) NWAY GRAND Olive ge (75@) « ; beautiful 1926. new ¢ wet. effergon — £ passenger, apndard. »} braska, __ bargain. 3738 tok a. ASHLAN North i} house when you can get 2 Ban Oe ie a jentine™ ts pag | iat 5 ¢ me. langed: beautiful tone A ‘cone > th every appearance and ap- Buick Coupe Giy no — DOD GE VICTOR’ “aT "| eines rah cu on: Al: large screen body. | for lady mt per ai® fam amily furnished room room | per ween st"! rooms, strictly private, $* | AL80 SUITES ‘ee, $69. CAbany © at less than half the au: peactificine cri car, gentlemen, it's a iven Away New: big disco a Fehrenkroe, 4000 Page. (4) | mea’s_optional, | FOREST PAF {. °F Quick gale an 19° Coaches and coupes; 18 |= | trade: libera} $865: your car in Tudor: several $65 to $15: Tires For Sal - cep « a Suitable for 2. aria | yet MAID Sunace OLD - (9 SOLIAN CO. 4477 yoent payments, 74 models: $225 to $325: tern. | 1 kg + terms. open ese. ae O SPECIAL aiichnt ~- NEWSTEAD. 132 ——— 4) ~~ 4280a—sinaia ‘$1 PER DAY ™“ TELEPHONE; Six r eo BL hie : 7 Se Locus Sar ~ ee : pims. meee jURIE. MOTOR CAR CO. FORD) tudor. "3 tines lie Sar a SRECIAL—Slightl — og * ae: i Row wag Single or double: qonsekreping twin beds: gentlemen. am a: 735. WITH BATH, coe was WEEE; rien come: teal Thao wk yo ne S844 8S ¢ hing, $305: terme xen a2 uses: | CHEVROLE 920 Locust. oe bi;_$45_ down. W305 ll, (e4) —_— - ee me. | 5 led NDE - (c8) 26. ote $0, ’ ermé. 4557 Easton. $275. — Done 186 ee | ORD—Tudor: red c16 ‘OF TH MARKE a0 4 floor: : NO—Upright = 75. Schnure 2615 S Olive: | * down 4557 reduced ; _—— “ 3: $60 ——— electric ph , —Housek z: nished room in apartm neatly fur- Northwest » & ioor esst; os ion snnaia. Teck: inelud RO % (c6) PR arr . Easton. (66) phone t water tile th: | dell 5796 ent for $. In- sun parior. , aie floo ne, ition, "399 with cabinet: ex. Mill crank b 28 mode: 75 OLET—Co upe. lat 1926: hike R edan Fordor, 1926; new = 10-Day Tire Clearin Sal NORTH MARKET, 2011—Housel n | INDE > — ty om Watea -room _| seam heat: open, ves tile bath. 6 Palm st., mann or aes te Ss oe for | CHEV A a ator Es ee clike new. terms. open evenings. T108 | Factory adjust : ? oF Lovee singie, heat, bot waters © | floor; beautifully 4 ralshed | — oe SOR oe ere ge £3645 Sc = Ge Chevro- inaeat ive adjustment cord jULS. 4347—FPum ter. os running wa. os , o—: —— TATE Grand. een equipped: $385. silo. te’ 14 FORD fed) | Tds. | en; pk, ‘ shed room: kitch- t; Mur ofite » ary nA FA 5, Easton Tudor, late mode!- ti Go d y Fj ‘ ) One. qiectrte: ea LINDELL 4505 re & | cebo na building : $4 50 . fciric gran a bargain: $45 7 (c8 i | PAGE, sot Now. Krese! MORST—sorry TEAR r Four. stat re (c89) ghee er week. 2849 N. Gracg”™ balaiice 30x4.9 “~ og Pat 33X40, $8.95; | er housekeeping rooms; phone: mot | piivate tantly? tein eeaant f front room. || Fo CHARMING || pelense mull prileh fed. PN. Gr Ga. ~ ¥ om i ‘ LT ; F - 4 1007 Olive mt. (o%@) let Baceotex | ORD iudor sedan, 92 6; looks good: | * 3) > a v.29, $7.95; 30X5.7 | TARNE 2141 E—-Room for light house oe | Me Eggs _380—small ma 33. 5 || Gas, hot and cold ‘water retriger ight, i frm na ee Scent ato ‘ BeevrTOiet coach, } 9 Cc 0 ° | ur or rs 1GuBse- | rex. employ " , ; f r ey on | 33 “the eniences: th Machines For Sele bprices. Bn ‘ane ge jer gontel: new ey pein coupe. plate 38 27, model : asad BRABMMITCHELLETTE 3 MOTOR co. se6 + a1. “4 45: 3225.7 ve 32 | a family sleeping: al] conveniences: tt Mee” HERSON, "eo gen eee a f | i MARS “h. by Jandiord. eu rent nt bi H §43 NaF ELLICREEN, 818 “Pine ome : O T] °6 rer erson lI Q xs E m CARS { sé GHT, 1? pFaTebedFoome.| i OUKeKeeDIiNg rox sates £ floer oa r e. ji! PERSHING. 0156-8 —Tallsteed ees ™ see: "ith 13 ecloctiongamed _ tires uaranteed refinished. Open *Susiar ee AT MANCHESTER. _| Mc d. ‘Save Money,’ | hoteakesdins bathe gai eprnish rooms. | WePHERSON pepe es. pie tle. | “an - G16—F — = $28 50 dorm . as Bava: ~e A singchanically ; chet AB and Evenings. GRand 853 ) TIRE c ORP.., 2901 Olive | ing. bb ollet j i all conveniences’ coast in Pare we! clowete | rent pare = do he HOPHONT — — LIVE. -PARDUE. 6320 De coupe, late 1997 m ore » ; ; | Me ‘PHERSON ~ BH. {Co } ; nt. uced $80; must ve 1 and Ker iee anit TROLA .. Sitghiiy | 2 0506 Olive Street eaimar. low ices ; terms, 2218 5s. Selfone new ine and 2600 L 0c ust. (e62) | RECS Northwest ine one ond 5 ewe oF housekeep- ALFRE 1943 (firet lieor nor Liv WOLE-POLLACK, 101 ‘ of $125 5 a new ats dis- ach, 1926: motor perfect - Cass gh 1926 coupe, o } “ana aes 5413 —Housekeeping roome S15 | $3.50. or front: $6: smal] a! teen Pom 4 reoin, dining room Sunfiemes i) - N. 8th. MAin 1854-0 . Ver * 18 an exe : € w d & Der m | > room, kitch ~- ; E BALDY For Fa bie ae that counts: lly, sgtpped. ne 8 9 | n SMaccaRTHY P, eeveral over ‘at. Cony Jefteren tee. ponpr as Apa or lite | R y ee Ss | McTHERSON” aa sin, rg ‘Some: a refrigeration “rent. $83. Gail’ LA Sout en * girls of school age to a wf southern exposure: teseuratiee es mre ai 7 ty, 4S a 75.(c4) apatlor: $70; Keys at 6621. Phen WT o aa : pt ) 1OB:L. r private 0 any 17; . Oliv (56) Jie » Ser ies "4, , oF S 5 manthe | CHRYSLER Se oa i 8 ns — in | memarineln, sole sacs s Ne’ - : nome. Riverside C00" (C2) | ABEL COMAC, 2840-—WNicel Tarmiel "tommy Gack kite Saige, rampe. other roome | orate orate: 1 ent re aia eenatany will 5 paint od = WASHINGTON, o861—-7 soo ne, ne 75. © new, good shape. S¢ nure, 2218 Locust. phteenth Street ale wanted. Vietor 37207 cely furnished room. j , . ‘ ay WOL-- POLLACK 101 N arge 6Un room and al eeping ne _RADIO Fenty PARDUE. 6320. Delmar. | “Tisg hc 90, coupe, 1937; Sous | _ Hup Sedan Gi seed Ge North | SELES Sa { (cS) | OLIVE, 349234 weet, neat. warm — a. i, Ate toe i view Soau mane large conctasion: Pins ie. Sale - ept.. 6506 Olive az rd. 926. $395: either. itr Easton. (c6) ‘ Biggest b ; viven Aw ay it ABADIL, 3069, | for 3: kitchenette if desi srnigned room —. conveniences: use of kitchen. (c@?j LAFAYETTE 3011—Five ro rooms, sleepin L NSW T PANATROPECR ATI r VROLET—Coach, 1926: in good con gor nied SLER—Coupe: °27 modet 50: almoci | 9¢*: $1600 e207 i St. Louis: looke tike| ing room fu: 1 oc; (2). tarnished sleep-| ARSENAL, 3904 — F eres __ (5) | PAGE. 58814 — Front sleeping room | °’ys"', *4 floor: open: reasonable, ° 6645 WASHIN ‘'GTON 575 Seduced’ = ADC A Rerroiet ‘Soos rebber: only 3250. 1926 emate” To: i * $600 easy: terme YARLEM. 90% 38S forms; trade. | et or 2; meals if preferred. | vate home: reasonable ed Toom. aay = ae Foomers. CAbany 4949J° — BAKEWELT Lc Hestnut 5555. ' 4-Room Effi e a a. tube Rad to $175: con- h Be 1035 No Grand TEWEFT—- z — | TAYLOR, 3535 N— Warm yo, ARSENAL. 3017— —— | AGE. © 1 or 3 nice, a 7g by ; oT ai ficiency S naire terms, DOP ne S000 WE eae una © ain. 4867 teereecan: new Lines: par | private family OOlfax 7229We bosex | “rose: light housckeerng une, torn ort siltchen peti cares stead | thteh ‘wns eivare a {shower bath: Fea pood-sheed ntiher om, With $5750 t BALDWIN PIAN XO_© ; 8. : Branch JORGAR oars ; (ed) | BLAINE, a60n——3 ences, | P 524%-—2 connecting househeepine rive; reduced to | 5°" #ived Ktichen and an additio . cee OLIVE | eaten iti bia Sha hydrate throughout: bes ntircily oe ai Torts | “| _keevine. $5-98.- adults, front single house. =a range, rage reasonable. ovis wou > CK, 1 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 ace "mala ger on ee or dining revthce ye : “Ros tiir i yoraulic 4-wheel brakee- Dated * | BOTAN Se OxXX—Attractive room, twin STANLEY ier oF 1: $a0.- ost $ u cabinet, _{c9) Here is the feet ter ee; fully equipped South ICAL, 3628 beds; 2 nilemen. CAbany 6 ne (eh) EPSTHIN. ING. : ; 0 250. LAcieas met is SA ig wma ARCHE buy in the city. | _ One front sleepin i 380, (e383) ge 159—Firet WATE AN TE . - R- IN > ACOC OMAC damnit g& reom. i M—HBeati fieor, rooms and . 60S ~-§ roo ey OK—Combination cel riven 1 by > py lB SF fini Chrysler 60: 3-passenger coupe: | £227Lindell. 2 roe cindelt hee a home coating: reasntse, ee PP OTANICAL, 3628—Front sleepin | ily: references,’ DEImar O744 ~ (nae $67 0. rch, service and” beat: rens| ** floor will decorate, BRidge 1stiw puts out oe A & BR Ral Mnewer sesi-cd well refinished | oe! an and tires very good: 00. | SOF able. Victor 10313. | 20 other roomera © room. | RooM—1 2 LSP : (es) Eto 180 volts ang chia “AT eide uly 3805. with ih 295 down ‘balsne of z many we rite c $675: liberal terms. urivate tani ay, LA . ~ nye sam board: |BOTANICat 3907A Lo ——__{o61) | kitchenette: } vate. "Wee 67 an ifs 722 Chemtout. . man 7 -y RCO. bi Ae: poel—-e roots. tai his Dower : ' ela on “B" "' he. » Nc. g L JE MOTOR el e 2] ¥ du Aclede P , $3 . ‘ * 4s —= vely f Roo Wel eee res e4 / - Ain 2660. ( } i . nai 930. “Post 4d; iced Mpeg KOENTS MOTORS. TNC. 2e31 | | setteroy ne M06 Yorn Ranch | eins reset ee Ca ites Rite ra dm: | Rate fm AES | eae cnr aoe | ebiels ROY ae de f = 5 ae 0 . ; . sire private fami ily. Apply! - partment: 4 Jar ; : . Tair 0-——Goaeh ¢ Couves: all modeis, $1 mea ~£00d meals: tw emploved GRant Ono TW | (Rox H “9 > ” Tower « s¢ Troome. near | (6) 4 bh; 4-wheel brakes:| terms or and up; | EADS. 3011. 3011—F | CALIFORNIA 1821—s | Box_H-79. Posj-Dispaten. ef | Grove Park. WESTCATE—arr—e - aa y . uri e o - —S) 7 j—Nie and apo. $5. tires; mew @uco finish, and | TATE MOTOR CO. Inc.. 3041 Locust, (c6 Packard 6. -5.- eatuinide eum pare ushed room with board: | Yate home. GRand 2 Ps al room: ne — ae * Reg, ome E orive i ath: ; | eid HIEMENZ R E CoO. ¢ nut 845°. | and concent? decrraied: rent ¢-room sor Slane — MAE car . This | O 3498 A——Room, be | CASTL N : ” , y: ee tetio f iF ant 1 to Tigh Tang Tstance receiving set, com- 00D Wink nage & MOTOR CO. DODGE COU PE, 1927 eg at latter part of 1% 25: bar | or 2: private a Tan} board for 1 | yoy EMAN. 4156—Bewutituly furnished | zor _3 people Box H-147, P-D. (e)| NX . | | WESTGATE, 715—Five vr eae 2729 N. Spring,“ Cheap: make + 8. BOYLE AT MANCHESTER, |? down: all extras: _ price $425, driven very catetuliy. Tf cou wants, and | MCREE, 3643—For Tor = Te | 2 LORER, S100 Aner Oe) | Screened igh ant, eouthern exposure, with | ew A par tments | | newly decorated: reasonable. wee S Fo wea ree unday and Evenings. GRand 8537. JNARCH 3137 Locust. | | bargain in a hi ch-class want @ real | residence: unusual. ~ in pags’) Phone, private home? * room, Bath. | in rooms ay Porch: hot and cold” water | ; aieoes CHestnut 5555. ” Mfying tudes oe aR ate tu aleo og s- 1924-0 8 : today. car, see this one | ROOM aD (62) 14 ee (el) | i ey ais Conveniences; oreakiast op. -} $50 TO $5 2.50 WESTGATE. 701—Ap > s o We — £5) | terms. ‘e425. $85 $135: : 4 BOARD—2 gentlemen, pri. sEVELAND, 38536—On Jonal Orest 8564 Je rK ariment: 4 oo unt 4, S110: ‘on dcanonetrate People. Read This: Ad = 4106 Oli mre OF n evenings. (e4) yEre ee ae MOTOR CAR, CO. a aE sok erside O907 men (EBS | Dished With large ctichontie: oom, (a ge ye —Employed middie aged. ape =| I . ‘30-36 Alabama ay.: 3 and 43 i large ‘clothes “closchen whit worry | [ALS in fine ; F coach. 1926 mode! oS: _ beauti- motor; $110. $35 ‘town. Sond Pi rfect MOON—192 demonstrat Locust. “to desirable new — finish. worth acrifice at big distount. aise. —_ _ ROOM AND - + Call PRospect 1161 b_widow's_ home. (ce) | Vately artitionsyS nen eee: p By | ” in every renpect. | suit Seouise aaa will be to Yor uring our cleany et coach, $350: Buick FORDS—6 co 9 ie Sant AND— jOARD— Ail OS a | FLAD. 3935——N $3 week} vate family, | | . : oor HO : and oo lg — at the lo® : E28 ord sion’ Si); Essex coach ppertect: S85 Silo $140 sta mb6 nm ~~ oe Taprenge: $385" S150 >| eames private home, GRend 4867 onven | ern: ‘Christian y Swnighed room: mod- lest 93R2 y. Apply 269 Plaza drive FOr: ! A. MAY ER -roots efficieney vewly . radios 1} n secure in . ” man asion OAKLAND— “= For 2 gentiomen: | FLAD. 3635 —= a SEMPLE, In38A — = ie ee apartment all RIESEL HORST —4orR YEA 1035 °N. Grand | FOR 1927. new: few ti 8) ¥ looks I ike NEw Se cean: abeolute-| Riverahin ips me: convenient’ location: | housekeeping. Furnished roome, light Orest 3465 W* emplomed ower nts eet a echoes ; | We SPMINGTE {8 biched 79. WOOT Chive AR. 1ae) 2 ans. busipere. everything. soon 3856 | ony $250 do ul bargain; Room AND BOARD (c6) | HALLIDAY. 30%6——Large room: twin beds b fed) | Eyvie OR. GI16A N.—BSleeping —— oon ' pa | rooms, ee Se, law ie a Lcicle (ei “ M-MIT« AM LETTE MOTOR Co. rivate home: . 5 ilemen “or farnished. | or = men; othere for } - 2 4 eds, | venient to cars and byasses : . HOTEL-SAUM } ner bullding: redecor raked tan 3-family cor. Radio Service adhere goach, 1925; extra “aa m0 1988 works’ like new. | 1049 ‘S “Bore VSED CARS” ferred. PArkview 7238." °F Couple pre. | St-nienore sara et a2na | DEVENTER. 23) —— Rinished. pew shades. inlaid linoiswg I” & ’ 4 i ' . . : ' ad aR RADIO SERTISe ~ im Laclede 7600-7604. ect, $125. 3856 Easton 4 bavenanale Sunday and Brenna Geer ee, | RU SSELL. 4033 — Kacellent room | noel woe FO yo Comfortab'e | room; private family: call wv ll noon | Ins ny ne nan references t reeuire:i ceent — z emen : ‘ . - puemen or rr eee eee 7 | — — St COlfay 8468. 7 _- __. COACHES a ra late ‘$78 ‘ moter over: 4. Look! , QF Pp (cS) RUSSELL 3 Hh n poms torte. — | Pesan ‘ sh ospect | ae fc8) : gl mgt Se Single room next te 8. GRAND BL. Ad CASTLEMA new fi a ion . il’ + kD “Sh - : ‘ — lwo; ne G pa an 7936—,> | private home - : . urhiiture " Tr C re 1 hd cee zi B Buick Start. fe : eS io3e. = — nico) Practically le hat pina a a va ay | light Lousekeeping lineata) | f NON | 5585—Sel cin lus sabe NE oRNiunD Ok UNta F BUILDING. ot i Cae ee ic ; $° al Wick Standard Six. o cou 7 $700: Yr 575. an: worth SHAW 42>02 {¢ ; ‘ jome. PArkview 5181W 3-reo 8 West PINE i « ring of ali kinda, erected. $5: } Chevrojer- jobs, od conditi ean ys acrifice, terms: , Sait teak urnished (fron LAFA £82) | = - (e3) m unfurnished apartments, Sis. | ver ; ne ae Pointe Radio | olet: original finish, on. eo 3228. LEM. 1085. x: * trade.| or without bo ~ + room | with | aoa - | WASH ie #>. 4237 Also 4. 5 and , cK includes 7. ————=—=—— ‘Master Relic ceaee” cumeg $185 trade. YAHL Eat 035 N. + ned] ae: board _—— Chevrolet coach ....>./° °°: TAs 27. TRE—$4200 pedan. cPHERSOS rari = value, $245. Williams. 4867 Easton. | 2 ladies or a Kood meals: , Bene en Ae ee “KNIGHT a Tine ° oe and roadsete .] 34 Bodse tourins ene _hareains, Schn : 218 Locust. - § AX . & A—Nea rnhia Pee SS eRe SHS es Hee || housekeeping rooms. very reasonable. 55 $57. 50 TO $77 50 Fins hede- ua ce 70 CATES We | pcre. Fare . AVENUE ~ every modern Ppt men cludes — het. pont ~ 4 electric ration. Gas oes a we , Sete wedi Sb eee a sh — —————— ‘ wae PD Le retthtrtins a agit wars TPR. “ a: o ate set ¥ MO ge pA! More ~ m a een gene ee >. Witieetiaimen ones ge ees RT ah AY i om» : ; Sons ~ —_ ALAA Dnata ‘haloes ig OPE GT ARAREE 28 ar cia Re % Abe ae > “ PLB one: S <oweeaay ty - hi, ode 3] ~ eae A oe Fae}: POR are tee eR tig, Sail MEP ARS, Se ge * SR ani 5 I onset a A eS; POTN A I 95 - “ . ee RN es —) id 5 2 _— “ga . « a ba i PP iwottliee. inal i ithe t: va ee SURE. SIT yep i ds a. vail aa Kf ant of ere “mn —s “= PR oe GB ng PME - 7 } +

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Ds _@8 GET the Help you need w! when you need it—Call MAin 1111, ask for Belly, the expert Adtaker"@@ | Southwest | West North a ny : Bg FLA frontage. 400x600 at $75 per font: arin a ee =r A mo ones f > ben ISETTE. 39447 — Sew. wodern, 3-roe TTAN Goats — 6 rooms. bath. modern: VANDEVENTER. 1971 _N.—Stcre: ‘arse: " K : CARE APTS +A—o room Sse ees c&? —— $40. Riverside 2980. Pe oo “ oe Parkview ay icf | zood location: rert S250. Parkview | divide. See this. -G754 Olive Street } Road KENRICK SQ . , = — $50. EVerereen 9 | _mrage. ¢: seer TO DENCE — Bargain a beautiful eo... 3853 Lindel! bi: 4. room efficiency, heat, ————— ~ a 3! $35 « ' iM AGNOL I A — ae Neu 5- room ci fficiers te, PAGE. 56035—_—s ; ru ne aie es : = = 7 rd rere. nmrale — 7? 3 _ vTes- ‘ . | at Ps * 3 - FB teal —_ : ey " oi 2nd Ms 4) by ‘ cee : ; - ; light, gas. electric refrigeration, elevator | }) RANLAGH H-WILMAR | 8717 Jennings; furnace. LAciede a | a — of —— gle flat mane | A my ky Commniaisey ? FOrest mee Northwest | frust trees, 1 a from =: cons street : gam: terum oe —_ ‘sone, bet > Dm r ou x : . ec 2i1—Sin ' iat, new: hun we. ° . =° ' read t = ape r = - service furnished; — cone : RIMENT BOTEL. i - - a‘ cr £40 2d floor. 4 rooms; Mur phy - MARCLS. = “Ght—° eormper stores: reason- | - or STY eo ' ee . a 4 = ; Gree ~ T — + ~*~ ~ om : 445 [De © BALIVIERE MODERN 3 ROOMS—S | Bec. rooms. | West SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT | for crocery Veer her shoo: fist shove. | Si peracre- tay sow. Oe 7 mpegs” n) ' > 4 Ss - ) = 7 "” ’ . : : m ~ a] re? : Clara. 535—Washington Hall—First and HOUSAM REALTY bath. $37.50. Riv side 17 hl (ct) {HERST Pt... ar floor) —a | BU NGAL oF —f-0 month. Bev > P I Aclede 28 : 36RO8 S. Grand. | Also will oll SO acres “a Ballas roa | mS CASH TE F third floors west. 370° 5-roomy apartment, 812 International Life Bide 5430 A—Jj rooms, bath, fur | As 1 conveniences ' vater, elb@ctrh all kinds of fruit, large | — — . —— i through to Des Peres road. iust sort) of 37 le North Martet- ry af West epen and ready for immediate possession: CHestnut 9270 (c4) ; Aclede 1477. (c8) rooms. _ a eo ee ) . W. Whiat. 6315 aston. re CALIFOR! ca. 2604—Modern store “| Manchester road. at genume barsain » ie: | gain: terms. ree — a must be secn to be appreciated: one of the Sa Tl EST parlor J. E. KAIME & BRO. R. E. Cc = Gtla_ a oom cottage, $30: tefer | o> “mtable for, varber shop: gcd | ingnect at ence. Call or pimor LITTMEIER Rh fF m; aa a . BATES. 1021-5 Tron. saree $3 it ———— a we neighberheed. CAiN & HARDESTY. 7275 A. S. LOOMIS, BReom 314. 7 N. 7th. te SE cor line: Modern in every saan MOE 3 ib Ml ie Manthester «¢ | POrest 6198I. MAin 2475. ‘o76) =e gurace, beewtiful yard «8 if ~tiee with furmshings if best-kept apartments. ' - ; — — : MOONE BLOCK SOUTH OF DEL j| | Sbrictiy modern; S60; gare e son | BARTMER. 6032—First 2 | - room, bedroo™ roéms. modem conveniences: excetien t (GRAND, 4% S.—Large.§ stor mTn. Northwesr_ a” _ s 0 . — : WASHINGTON. 5910—Newiy decorated: | | 20 pu TES, 3706— Living t. | : * mod ‘ " parior: 70. ot ie chen. break‘ast reom., dres*ing cle met. ; condition, $45: carace eptiona! : Pat P . cled: 2 -reeny HAMILTON. 553-6 wig othe h ~ 4 - ~ we ve ws. heat furnisne Bt ae. .SS x ay i rer a: Ter re iter tom » ‘ 3} Ra ras Mooern $e wiy ‘ hes = = in TT . © sd oo ede ere Hee Call CABANT 6575, of | all liret-clase condi toin ; C4 locatior s Reale a a ;) rated: $55: open. Be 2k mel a BB a have what yeu want. Let cus show Modern ——- } ae HOUSAM Be gs _¥ (i%* ave H. GERLING R. CO... 722 ainsi ut. a — ~- a —— | j,. CONCANNON. ftealier. Wainericht & a ae are a mallmery; £Omt 3 » 1 9- room homes. building Ilvts | : 5-Room jf 312 International Life Bldg. BOTA NI! “AL. 3845A—S rooms, bdatn: /D i Leer ee ee =) | nection. Riversite 2900. nal. creage. I te | : —— -d0-—3-room ¢€ Efficiencies ¥ 7 CHestnut 0270 4) | good condition; $38; mesr car. (c62) | . bath. ; ry wieids | ‘ STORE—Goeod for any business. | eLAUURISKA. ; = _talaace $25 ; ; : Be ' . we i ite n : . —_— aes Viler 124 , ie | BOTANICAL. 3964—5 rooms. ist Ji ma LMAR. : r ar Gran Lice © form u -5 40. ATwate T 409. Oven Sunday by appoirt- - = sieepine porch. hardwood floors: reduce. Set- enen: 9 iment on a Very Reasonable | —— ite (o78) 2 SE LP Al sz large Pooms. *eDO «ures Southw | =: ee | - +- W Y : , Hit ° | ADWAY. ; r Ode | P.. span rooms and ta. MOI I] improv ¥ furnished or unfur- est ag 32 Lege lagged aa } Live at : gos Poepect 2020, oy | furnished: liable for oilices. +co.?) | gished, ecre-ned vorch, larze is: > | x ROLEAN. 2905 — stores, tailur, con- } Maplewood i. S303 OF We it] Se na | MAR 4—+ oros. furnace: So0 age. Kirkwood 63 Rte ied . etionery. millinecy. Riverside 2T800.( es) | — omen He |! CARDINAL, 1424 $.—3 rooms; bath and) a MAI , rooms. lurnace: & - _FLAT—s rooms up and down; double ra- ——— as the CORON ADO yon ne WM. RASSIEUR. 908 S. wth. CEn. €250. |McCAUSLAND. 3302-4 (Pyier and Sic-| raee- $5000: $100 down bal ag ok HIPPEWA, ou A—5 rooms, bath, elec- - — Maplewood Causiand)—25x50: goed for beauty shop, | rent. inautre 2706 7 fed EV . mt 5 “stures. $35 Large yard; garage. DE UMAR. 4i3-—6 rooms, Ts | dry goods or h ea lash ery business: reo!) WAPLE 7340—Countrs heme i) f "> * LIBIG fi i eu F (om) aie ) —.5-—Mocern 6-room residence: | $35- = 50. Li ‘e to start business.| beautiful zrounds. Hiland 7784 CORNET & ZEI J : i = ee ~ ' 7 > a I . ts f mm. ' e ‘ . S6u fo) w”. ‘ gRRoTT ‘RE TY. co.. mae (hestnat. ; a a He Where life is better. Luxur- CHIPPEWA, 3442—4 rooms, large; *xcel- | == come anes ;:| GREENWOOD BL... 3332—Lovelr 2- upper | ; ; -~» 4 - i rooms, th, heat ae tar ATION FOR ene pin 1 Modern 5-room brick residence stg anens. A am eens matic refrigeration, eae — COMPTON. 3008 4 Ss —4 rooms, bath. near i .*~’ Pnished, nen a "aa ae one +, ft and PARK Vv I-mw 2514W ‘ (eQ2 \ lot oI 4: : hot-ar heat: street 4 a : Pee iH , iedie® — Life « Roosevelt Hich. (C&Y } —— —_ — ; FOREST. “Oo 1 l block 20tut Pr = E Li x LAC LE DE E elle t ; ana auey mace ; eoncrete side ~ baths eo — Apartments trem oe 1a 0 Ss.—J rooms, electr ee Gc Charles rd.}—5 rooms, bath and _— a = - “4 — = a garage. Low 45 Landeil, paws DO Ti! 150. J ‘sié 5 Toms ss! elases condition; newly decorate: ew $36 per month. including heat electme ecerner. Riverside 337 (e4) price: good | 7 570% Julian, at : CO. T22 Chestnut, | fixtures: bath, “ho!-water; garages: rev! | cas and phone: close to stores cars. (ACER. Sie —Nir store; wood TO" BIXBY & SMITH, ING. pe erasPaT. Dolo-is—6 2846 hingsbury. rooms, —- 2 so ——— = che; Lin cr WALT 929 ness ; >. > : : Sarat. aL nr eee res : See ; i CONSE cua $077 — Beautiful ew oe ES ‘RIGHT. 3 3 $ rooms. bath. furn: Sh ” WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. MAin 13588 MAin 7219. (o44) , = _ ~: eee. See rent 1205 Blackstone. 4 rooms.. 60 00 : | sa — “gy lect vod tion, $47.50 | rewsoury i | A AL Bon e offer want , DE TONTY. S0584, —3 rooms. a f HY HIEME® “Z R. CO... 61 Thestnut sf. | sA NSDOWNE. 7204—4 rooms. bath. heat | STORE—Ir 4100 block on Easton — | | ye wae: 3. aos reamn =— | | x —r - Soae-: wanted. > bot : ideal location Phone Lindell T1IS7. ‘: iat 3945 Lindell, 4 rooms..... 55 00 ’ f Lindell Bivc. at Spring Ar. nace: mode $37.50. ANDERSON- EVANS 6925740 ’ a > ; z ; is ‘KE-BU ® stnut UV ANS. Sees —Reduced rent en fists euaccs, electric | _— YEARS’ . ae ne a woo. tesald i Ae 5 * reine "Th? : ray ee eee ee _ electric : off (ra $37 : ai ) ucas- Hun . overlook S - 4616 LINDELL SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CQ. vend gar 3. _PRospect 2176.\c8) WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. Sth. MAin 1R5R9 | | Office Space Clup Exceptionally well built home on | Si | EN, S113 rooms: bath. good con HOUSES, FLATS, ETC : - 3196M | . > . DES . rnonr? or ha |? off) a one, type- *) ‘iis ; . mee 3 i. ee oA). ee Le ah onl’ yz Wot to 4 Sy * & ¥ ree 4 x . ‘ ; : owas ‘J Wea ty ae eee + oo ee rns ade RR OO anak eae . ae OE eae ahh Tes Oxi head F Pact be a Sy “ a. % . at . a 7 © » . . ~ ° ” dedos, ph BEN anys Me ons Ad) Py tp bh tt sa 5 t 3) gt. ox ak yi Y *, 3 5 oe Shing . i) ee TOWN. HAAKE REALTY — 2814 N. KINGSHIGHWAY. FOREST TONES: BROS. CHestnut 8037. . E. KAIME @& BRO. R =. 3 | COOK, 41(*}—9 rooms, bath, furnace. elec- fLUBHOLSES_ Wil fice ° and sacT! — ' 194 N. an ge63. | FASSEN. 5 rece. (Be) |Z - : FO | 1 Sees Int: Sunde Aan. Cltaay: Se i a ; ; ' " = - . x ~ a yo : 12 —*) | telenhene and stenographer. FOR Wain- | . z 7 Augusta. . Cali manager LDElmar 1785. |} 4254 MeRee: roon ree URE — : —- em - —— ——-— 24 = wricht Bide | large ving | room. reception ball. dining | BEST ivy¥—f, a ¢ *130A a = Se 3 eat: $55; open. ZINK. 319 Title Mune.) beth Incoe ok ak hak . co Sonam tet aes ax floor: tinted walle: ‘green tile bathe’ bos | MOderm comvaniomes on e ; Northwest - “4 ' 9 ~ . 44°14 Easton eee : 2: DS. sa Ja . Pprerl. ZI wir i 1418 ' _ vain SP. en * a, Re wu. . Ss: arecen 2 tz ot- convenience; j ~ . —, tat Sie . - , . = i. : , ? tt adic ' afl .. —— . ‘ 2 - a rs. APARTMENT—Corner G-ruem efficiency: | Post-Dispatch > } GRAND. 4023A &.—S} rooms, het-water a! mode ~ tet - ~ Ee ae 2 INCT S341A a waar ; . Bey ; eiectric refrigeration; reasunable. CAb- | heat: $50. McMILLAN. $549—8 if deautiful poems, "s: Hikes . resus, ‘er ga8. WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES | Pine Lawn a om | 336A Grand: 5 large reoms. het-ai very cheap rent: bath, e! cc and fu any 254). we Central heat: $40. " | mace: will pai i LARK. 3522A 3 rooms. 1 Rewly | BUILDING. S300 to 7300 square feet BARG - : DBD Aa “34 ss ao ‘ ece . . i! . j oe . (iia « - ae : Ww he J Lé« i > a: : i _ ?. in . ~9 4 . ; ’ ; 30334—4 rooms, bath iedaee” Po egy oe agg 4 ieee rooms, bath. elec- ‘ce this sure. Open. so ‘ooms. ne. corated: reduced to $32.50. (Gee): 8 ? | _ 3735 AVOND 5 ROOMS, MODERN North * - (Hestnut 263-3" ® : ©. £arace: AL CLs ee JU 6 rooma, bath. will —aew 4a : . c # ‘ G — : | oi . estnut SS BRINKOP. LAclede 3040. (c89) NEWSTEAD llid © toome atl a Emin ‘350 00 | CittBox_B- ee ee -Dispatch. | LEAVING BADEN 7 oF urn ished 7 TOOT} efliciency, 31 1s A—4 rooms. bath; new iy oO ou > ana furnace PR Ye pect Oyen, te ; 548 A G wx.) e ‘gr 6 rooms. bath 37 >) $40. ‘Apply S116 N. Broadwar. ‘cl4) reduced to $27 .5t. {ct} 422 SOU ‘TH GRAND OLIvE , 0 eee m eee ail n- 30228 Market st om s . 25 00 RESORTS | GHAND. 1435 oon yentae, ” epee 1 | 9,2 room efficiency M irphy bed: sarage: ‘Yenees: rent reasonable: newly decorat: — dal R. WEISELS CO. INC. nee South ree oe = $01 ~ ry - d : ewly decorated: $95. and painted: new fixtures. | oe eenu MAin 4557, (*) For Sale | LAC LEDE, 2eU01lLA— rooms an bath. . = a . + "hf ) a 3 nese E? +7 214 | - mp 4 i HOTEL we AT M APTS |} JEfferson 1929 HICKORY, ~i—sS rooms. bath, $30. DE Meni) Bide. 11! : | tme. decorated: $8. ! | —o-room : 3 - We t WO. > tine inte PRosnect 2020 (e32) i ET = : a N room es at Times Beach: large | . = m ~d m 7 Ss Vv NTH. 1415 N. ‘ Nea! u ~* arettng —_ 2. cinminattios 87 ~ s J 3 iat +A — ™OT J0H> H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 7008 nantes. | ; . = *. room. buth and kitchenette. $77.50. trances; gas and ciectric: new, $11 to $16 quire upstairs. _ (c81) | able. ’ | DIVISION. 2031—3 godd rooms: = 1288 co) c. J. FRANKEY eueeee ASD s S-reem efficiency apartments, $110. fcib il kORY 2 —T . } Newlw repaired: electric’ o > | 4 | COTTAGE — J-rvem furnished, . . - oe s | Ses ; A RY. pp, se ce : fw .% - Lf Tr eC ric pen. $- . “8 : : iso 4. 5 and 6 room apartments. beau- —— — 2 a rooms, new: 4 : | “gereened porch. Meramec. Laclede 5460. barnixhed and decorated. | TWELPTE. isiz X.—s rooms, gas, (es) iecorated, Pea | | DIVISION. 1924—3 rooms. electric, wa- | a ites Geaeic.| betth. ucw pase condition: now | 20) CMESTNUT. CHESTNUT 6101-6100. | joc ‘H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 760 Chestnct. | West ie: sock angen: SR | See ae Bee tee 3 a Ex abet: si aa | water; newly deco: ated ; $22.5 > an ) . €Ahas ' yy 2 - ef we (¢e REAL ESTATE ArA KTM ENT: —k urnished, S33 month. JOHN H. A BB TT i098 C hestnu ‘2: | a = a y ; 7 E. , G = sau ti u n ys. ” : ? \ $30 month. ee a ae | ELEV BNTH. 1420 NN. (near Cass ——3- | y; take children. Office 1907 McCausianc $40. LAclede 1327 esd) | Smal 3 cooms. bath furmace,| oom flats, new condition, now $18. Open.| BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES TMENT—Corner, sublet: atiractiveiy North LAFAYETTE. JA—3 rooms, kit -j 2 50: tt ag am Chelan ene (oO7sG) | —— | gta carniubed. PArkview Gace. — etie bungalow 4140 “S43 50 ee ee Tees ‘ car Hace. LAciode v-o- ENRIGHT. 4157—2 tooms and kitchen- | WILL BUILD a S-room bungalow for | (cS) BELLEGLADE. 2604—3 rooms. bath, elec- as — sr - —~ feet —— os rooms. bath. steam “Gaite b id 4 f $18 | | tian: Sram ell or 7" nat tin sr. ss - aww . ' oe . . Wi. 4 wo sa" La * . 4 a? iii Dath Ae fat: be 5° open IN K.. , | itle " = ul -room rame. . : . ~ . 3 — eee ee tae ee WOE POLLACK, 101 N. Sth.MAln 1858-9 VERNON LACK. 705 Chestnut. Ches. 8300 from _Forest_ Park. (e@y | reat: S86 318 Title Guar. | "yu800 atari nat 2 sence Call "MOST REAUTIFUL | ™ gem iu r , tr se} E a ee | VERNON, 9200—5 rooms. sunroom. heat ag AIRFAX., 3962—3 rooms. newly decorat- brick $37 00: 4-tamily brick $11. 300: bond | zURNEY has EW FLAT ie} AR, 510 _ 1c egg ae ye me COTE BRiLLI AN i 37 1 Sandy large rooms Me REE. nates cases Modern iiat. $+. hot water, janitor ¢ rs° floor. ' ~ raz. e) ectric reduced to. sae vg (a2e) build mE. loans. (et prices first a large + S ts 4: +45 e arter a apartment, + rooms, Buu!ts > ome. hall and bath: $40. i4 Call Hiland 775% ch. VERNON. 55:76—Nice 56 reem >| Path an0s — $$$. -——— | GUARANTFE “ONSTRUCTION CO.. TOOA | — = | |COTE BRILLIANTE. 3034A—i rooms. MAGNOLIA, J41S—S spacious, suany| handweod fi a- Fark i ‘“neeTt bn electric, S20. Wainwrizht Bids. (eZ) | * on LID. a) a ef) FAIR. 3101—3 reoms tile bath. hardweud , AMA, BO 1. o> iat — rovunis, sicepin,g WASHINGTON 4615-353—6 roo file Eoreter tu i> a T REAI EST TE—EXCHAN GOODFELLOW. 17°8— Attractive Z-reom tleors, furnace. $40. (COltax 2514 DOrCR. Silt r_ moc bath. reduced rent. EVe n 3586 e] "~ poe : ‘2 se: ee gl, oRmaiki Y ~ = efficiency: complete. reasonable. __(¢3) | FAIR. 4166—Heautitul new 4 roome, ii! ‘Upper 5 foom large WHITTIER. 14244 larze rooms. _WOLF- POLLACK, 101 S. Sih MAL 1R5LG | iP ng mes AE moa hs ich ys Parnsh: adults t , | electri - ect ] d A a@ilts sec 4 4 *3 NGSBt RK). a. ce --reem spart- bath: very reasenabk ‘ , aie ment. beautifull, furnmi ed: s° +38 semi. , rh « cee “? i ; i 3 be m 3 ie : rooms bath } t ri iT lia. ‘ DUS Ss Phi, rk 4 cP 1 i Yt ‘DMT or? © . . : (ed) oo " 4458 "ines aie Bass . Mi NNESOT 2a emer ae > — wie ie \" z ————_ ' 2 weess: will ~ or a well ; . " ta - ee — i) = ia-—_—— I ) a Oat oa 4. 380,.—Lower fat on corner : . . >. = ; mished. = beds. low rent. MAin 4¢)45.( co: gen ee — set sS,. F ’ rooms and bath: all outside roease i 35 BOOMS, ‘ H. - “wat . vceiata rane a wae ps: ] ~ va —— a _ = omen , 423 : . oT = c ‘ r , r~ Fm hy gp a ; |GREER. 3541A—5 | yl. ee = ated: alao 84°24 Wad pe os > house with! North End boulevard. dandy corner for campietciy furnished.@ — (c36) | ose aE Olfax 6462W. + fISSISSIPS), 1749-—0 rooms; decorated: | erg "¢ ane "(4 th Cir ede for or stores. rent $1960 year: ~ — | HARRIS. 3o25— First floor. 3 rooma, tile at. electric. bath. garage. 2 VERNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. CHes. 8300 ill trade for clear farm. stock of mer- | OLIVE, Jit5— :D.. 3234 .— ms KEMPEAND. REALTY 3963 Fairfax. 3 rooms. toilet, PAGE, 5434 -— New moderg 3-room efti- | KENNERLY. 4049A4—3 rooms. bain, clec orner: _$45.__CAbany |: — Claxton _and Bite Bend _rds. Htinnd Let. Brantner. 3 rooms, $22.50. low in Hi-Pointe or University City. : o= —— furnish if desired. (c62) | trie: open all dav and evening. NE EBRASRA, — 3 large rooms; mod- ~~ sld3 Rutge 3 rooms, $12 H-181. Post-Dispatch. “ERSHING. 5328 — S-rowm efiiciemcy: | LAF LLIN. 1828—s large rovme: bat Cc aienaiell : BS aE ; ee i iickory. 3 rooms ~ wee titis : : 3 : C a = page S17 ailand 6307. (ct) } 2 se LS! 7 L.. L7a7A—T7 rooms, su Pha “e 20 : eft: a est 3d + large Pooms Eas. electric. shade.s fc®)} | 10190 Chestnut. CHestnut 6800. Vinita Park | SUNGALOS 4 room, matt brick. | MAPPITT. e@ l1lA —— @ rooms and ain, : a SF ~ EVANS 441 —{ large r Ss: saqreals oe w: on ont wr Fe nee Purk $30. Call EVergreen 1604. p* v This 3017 — v7 “ern: § .room conven ‘aia eon ede — room nicely 4 LUCAS 2901—7--m0em flats. reception! FOR EXCHANGE—Single 5 and 6 rooms. . ; overlooking Oo Tes ark. G — x a age Togs ient : ar lines asonabie Som A! — } hale, ell arran ni ndit $5 ast of Gran De Ww Di STELHORST CO... 9896 Delmar. | ype oon EET. S20 P aa — ” P ) - ; ; = | HAMILTON, 1064—4-mom flat: furnace: | ang $60: } low owe st 4 * cae aan 7 t Sees ee | @lectric; good order: 2 weeks free: $29. PARK. 34 sA—4 rooms, O@th. eect $12.50 week CAbany 14236. (eZ) i = , for acreage on Manchester or | e681 duits. $40. LUCAS, 29364—5 full-sized rooms: heat 4 “eo | res w. ——- rooms, 2d floor: BUNT. 44°6—-room furmehed fiz live Street rd. Phone WEbster 2387. electric. heat, (c89) = . ; | cbs : : d st. RAINE, 45335—t beautifu roonts : ~- nner, ecg 2) urnished: janit rent ; must ° Fr " > —_— me ef etticlency: x Oo Fan — Se ag 30 3 ee ae: i i... oC conveniences. (cT@ a ao j or; $608; be ®/ Box H-21l. Post-Dispatch. {e73) | furnished er unfurnished. See manager. | (c3) low rent. OLIVE. 4403A—Furnished 4-reom lat OLE. For sale or exchange. big money-| st.. west of ome) | : : rack ? aiden tomadiinany’ damian: tien Ww TOLLACK, 101 N. 8th. MAin 1958-9 ; ’ ; : ri SS MULLANPHY. 2115A—4 rooms. bath. io WILLIAMS WORTGAGE (CO. MAin 1485. Ride Maa he at. -- e*5) wonde — lace why | nn . . ’ FE EF . ee ee tee ee Te : - e73) | Webster Groves La FE GE] ) }: > 6 ANDY HO! HOME—4 rooms. aij —_~y al- furnace. newly decorat: ad: WBSTOATE, 750 (2d fleer corner — 6- | an AR ‘ NORTH MARKET. 2302 —#-ro0m new a ‘fxcLish B E—Brand re | ——— me pee utitul iar event ook from Delmar: will be decorat-_ ‘STE ae ae 0 PR wT 3453 —J-Toom Modern | FLAT Wid.—4 rooms. neat car linc: sou decorated. _Phone_DElmar_ 43753. (5°) | WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 ENGLISH HOME—. ed 5 Re ‘Sirs: WESTRINGTE wire _2¢ floor north. 62) | “112 Tyiér, 4 rooms. $14. fat: $37.50: carag Victor 3070. | or southwest. Riverside 7919. 1) | PAFIN. 15554—Sx roome, bath: newly | NE | Rg Box D361, P-D. >. [ oy ype Tur 4 he .. Rroadway. 3 roams. $15. (Hi? pered painted. LINCOLN HOUSING — STOCK Wid. ea ee meee: (c100) : : ; only $20 week “COOPER. (Yecinut 3484 a) | POTOMAC 8403_G Dooma bat -ruz’. Furnished Fi end A ) Wed. ag S. SLANKE R. E. CO... Fil er > —For my clear ints. Box B-227. P.-D. WESTMINSTY a $653 —Cheap. cut ne toad | NORTH MARKET. S00A—3 large bright | Cure; modern: new _ Hiland 300%. (oi) | sree REMENTS Wid SAN FRANCISCO, 347d SS ee eee eee | HOMES Weaecer wplenaid aa a urnished 2- all — rooms, electric, decorated: rent $17.50. — at ag 3157 von ee es a — at, oats ne, iy a — ‘os sco, 442 J rooms. water.| stead, 7-reom residence. LAciede 9102. ~ | frat trees: garden. chicken houses ~ Sey . yr norms, © m. ¢ D ~% ve. . if Ay (od * — : : lowers: near achoois. ehurches., PR . S55-838 §EMiIMONTH—. PEC kK. 4°05—Seco: d fs a : 3 rooms 4 ceanerssion; $50. GRand 585 : SARAH. 1115 N.—4 rooms, bath. electric: | LOT Wtd—Bungaleow. 45 rooms and beth. | stores: $156. 000. Make " attae. Little money Olive: 59 Olive: newly, chi, ris ee | sleeping poreh: ne nt 34) RI SSFLL seca rooms, weeping parch : ; é zood condition: $40. modern: take vacant lot or smal] car as/ will handle. Boz B-399. Post- h. ——t TOOTS ai: d ki - » | rt * - . 6 mw u : : os rite or m oO T3890 for free ety | ette: weadern. COlfax 4863. it) SELL. 280LA— rooms, bath. fur- Central SE MPLE, °903—Three freoms. electric: \WE HANDLE IMPROVED OR UNIM- _ Tt Senor | ROLLA PL.. 3144—3-room lower mace 1r wily decorated: $50. Th = a let: | $17.50. Fuowse BEAL ESTATE I OS Ot? E APAR MENTS tegypetaE «TE $33 CAhary 2120. = Ty. HIEME a : €¢o.. CHestnut 8457 go sg pees nk maa cor oma +h | sOHN. x. ABBOTT. Realtor. 708 Lhestnut. | OF CITY. FLOYD A. JOHNSTON REALTY homes. phone Corner Sarah and West Pine: 2 and 3| Sf Tovis Sida 2 ge ST RUSSELL, 4445—Beantiful, new 4-room gnection. Cal] FOrest 2823. cn ha . {c*) | CO. _ FOREST 0980. 5912 DEIMAR. (8) WEBSTER GROVES TRUST. ©O.. Realtors room efficiency apartments furnished: rea- |) R. VERSC HLEISER, ‘CHestnut 5603. » .and kitchenette; hardwood floers, steam SHERIDAN, 2944A— rooms, bath. elec. | r ee . 212 N Sarah.| TWENTY SECOND. 3931 =e th: garage; Murphy bed. tric: newly remodeled. $32. Riverside | 6- barn, $3200 ON SMALL C€ PA » S12 NLS = . —_ —— cand . NKE KR. E. €O.. Til Chestnat. Northwest S573J. (e5*) | rehard ; ad 2 block 3 rooms. double garage, faces Webster (cS) | _roome, new iy decorated $18.50. 4-0 7 SIXTEENTH. 140 lectric: | Ror Natural Bridge: ce $12.000.| Park 509 N 5 = 4-044—-3 rooms and _nath BUNGALOWS Bream brick and @cacen sis 3 N.—3 rooms, electric: | S imei endiie Wethete. i200 av. Hiland 0796. OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO. fe x esos ea aN. 8th: i acai | S% ene water heater. GArfield 1718W frames: northwest suburban property ; JOHN B ABBOTT. Realt ~e9 Chestnut. CHAUNCEY Pr. \TH part pay. GArfield 3145 SPRING, 4069 S.—Modern; three reoms, wonderful location. EVergreen 441%. i cL) ae name ic) {c62 na = You'll enjey these large ly plann _—— = “ . - oer ms a . Post-| - 5 x ahr 7. re ree me 5. Ligh ‘- ae > Seiekiice cas ee ead ee Bad i Sail : wt?) wii eles , ae iu im fore? Conk west of ald R93 ' tk ; 2 ae * of j@ertric: newiv demornated , d 7 Cambridge Apartments af p Be may BA 4 EN ace. GARAGB—$28 ema iaat ri $4750. a =. EMERSON, 5049—5 rooms. sun parior. ST FERDINAND. 4°18A Ww > . tT i paraie threem: fi floor; nic LhAAS, ~S.VA—+> rooms, tlie bath, fur- trictiv modern: 2-space garage. ‘ . 4917-19 MePHERSON |); ean rooms, 30154 Giansow pi. Open. | place ate get Corre sarge ct) HAMILTON, “53174 rooms. oath and | “0 Setly Cseoralel: Munet® > $2750.| REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY if THIRTEENTH. 21 a) S.——4 large rooms. furnace. S235 COlfax 9534. {ens | _—_ |: aah. ‘aieeteke: miite ani eG) | $$ ou) | TWENTIETH. 1007 N.—3 good Toome, | HOUSES, FLATS Weta ani 4 ROOMS. ELECTRIC —S$ts ath, elect adults only. 3° ARRAINE, 6239 —— Six-reoom bungalow: electric. separate entrance: will repsir: JOHN COMERFORD. Realtor. | front entr Aero Bonn esigeen parent TWELFTH. RSLS S.—S ln ree roomea, cler- hot-water heat: Sarage. $5°. open, S25. i cf*) 6104 Easton. PArk. 0519. (c8) | || inspect —— VIRGINIA 2771 A (see) TWO WEEK’ FREE RENT. | LISTINGS Wtd.—Single and double flats. ed. 5 Rental | SAVINGS TRI'ST Co. CE ied centers ge - Play ar homie See me South | SEVENTEENTH. | t287 A N—3 rooms, Fe gy | J. E. Dutton, 320 N. — linens, ver, 9g " Fg Bee . . nag ” = WEEES Fie hk erectric —_ ffergon S960). tee, heat and janiter serv =| TWO WEEKS’ FREE RENT | ius decorated throughout; rent $42.50.| BECK. 4352—4 “ERO bath, & TWO WEES FREE RENT. LOT Wid.—Vacant. in University 7k -_ TR tte i en tnt — .¥- ee one suite of 2 rooms, ore | — + crue So a “sec ee é. E. K: 119 N. Seventh - E. ©0., er lf—3 rooms, bath. electric, a for +» & » abo Treo im 3 t . is 4 e ——.> bes n oe ae > a ¥~ ww . } 4 N ms single rooma, bath and to | JOHN W. GIBSON R. CO. 112 iT BOTANICAL, 4 ae, EE ny | ws = . nee let. eelctric. newly papered and painted. Rand 274 a ——————————— 3643A—New 5 Lg weler. giectrie: s+ eee Maraiee Fe: ||| | MAt_1106. WILMINGTON : s. EIGHTH. 1112 Resi 2 > anted il heat: ea _ Riverside 183170 - water | bath and washroom, electric. gas, newly | Ld Northwest | decorated; suitable for rooming bouse: | BUNGALOW Wtd.—Toe dur: rooms. il | WISCONEEN 2905 4—3 ‘Ss. ; : ||| ASHLAND. 4454 — iret floor S rooms.| TRIC. GAS. $18: DECORATED, unk | $50.__Phone Gartield 5412W. (4)| TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | bath: close to schooie: South Side. Box | | dinette: excellent co on: rent S4u. N Y Pa P HENRIETTA. 6730—5 roums- modern | 2 H41 P 3, ABBOTT RL %.. $06 Chestnut. | 12°54 S$. Eizhth, 4 rooms. inside toi. | Cuzesiow: $50. ect_ 3303. (5) | Central COTTAGE Wtd.—South. direct from own- . 5205—4 rooms with tile bath, | let. electric: also $ rooms, toilet, electric, | HICKORY. 1308—6 rooms, bath. Call | CASS, 1514—Suitable for tires, radios, | ef. have cash. P 4141 {eS urphy wit ial c- ag a paw See janitor. | GArfield 1230. music, shoes: rent chea eae at Penis | gash, MONTHS RENT FREE | OLDENBERG. 4716S-room cottage: | PROP. FOR SALE Chi * m large | GOO t IBURBAN ri — r 2s ~ =. Lewis. _ $8514 Shenandoah: 6 rooms. $40: will te Ds fruit trees and grapes; garage: GOOD going restaurant. onl — SL 1 bad | ——* Yery mocerm. iatge, accorate. COOPER, CHestnut a4 35. D. SOPHIR REALTY, su¥ Chestnut. | — 7 a 34. 9 stories ACREAGE—+i ~—— about Browning Apartments 4) | rooms bai furnace. $35. : CHestnut 6101. | “{ad basement, electricity. elevator. steam | ;Ravbe ite what yo y ieee a : ine to 5536 ; 3 or 3or4 merge Hardwo ors | heat: low rent to responsible tenant. rerehing od Floors Southwest LUCAS. 3410—Suitable for restaurant; | tre *- northwest corner —— Chariack then 2 . 50 PER MONTH | . Parkview 2959 | . 31.5 BUNGRLOW—% ae land | qamt very ches | Lackland to rd. PINE, 2334 A— Large hall, S0x52; 3 of-| BT TDING LayT—60-f%.. im county; eiec- | price $300 ® i of} | - COTE BRILLTA rated: strictly modern. See JONES BROS. ie ILLIANTE. 5129-—4 rooms. mod- | Haat: a Os. BU NGALOW—a rooms. m aro complete fo : a. acrecned I rch ° mM? pposite Sherman : al at eth Si or 31 5A Mi am} hardwood floors. ae > om / fj ets: inaui ao . at near — car: gusekeening | > rent reduced. (oR) r y limits cars. Apply 2217 | ROOMS—2 large. suitable for doctor or} 720. = | ||| Seca Sass — 6 rooms, kitchenette. Southwest . | -denties or] —— Cait ~i— Obve. ‘C7? ScSeatow— — a | Tent only BANCROFT. 4n58A__5 eg STORES—2 % Laclede, 5 N. Ewmg, 19 Dasement. Arkview 2 | WM. 4. ABBOTT RLTY. t 6... Nees Chestnat. modern euwenieneea: "aioe deni neta ~4 ater _frictinire _gerege 3 Ewing. POPS ae 2510 —SeeY_BORSILW— by 3 rooms, Murphy | “my AU. 6850—6 rooms. Q FE Cor NM AIN AND ELM | SEAL eTIFCL COUstt ngage screened back porch hardworn! \BELLSVUP 2a01 DOE & — decorated: $60. ti) ~~ : é 2817 Carsen réi.: § reomea, gas, bath. furnace. $42.50. els sleeping pore! pan ae 4 le : = ; Two substantial buildings. 5 floors and electric : srictiy modern ; just Be oy tot + Mare Us. H02A—2 upper and = yi vier. MWA&in J208, le: concer | “rc: og t: S23. ZINK. 313 Title Guur. 500 square feet each; will | Charies Rock rd: terms. Owner, CAbeny Poms: ce prichiarhaad: £35. chs DEVONSHIRE 4933—Second west: 1 , fe = - . ee to. elerateor. etc. | 312396 il WA TaN —3 -™ ~ i poem. . a vow and rent at low figure to satisfactory ten- | | COPPAGEModers: jet _— warage. reems. bath. ——s hung room. ° bedrooms, breal- ete, PAPIN & TONTRUP. 426 Chestnut. let . . agg RY: $30: “decorated. “"PAricciww | fust rom. kitchenette. LAciede So8S West ~~ | Bleek rom car ne orice ‘S050. “Prose i! | DEVONSHIRE 0018-103 large “Orns ACBERT. 1154—4 roo RS oe yee « : W &hash 7 Al! and closets: madern Elrerside aare Fs 5. er. oe | : yj WY Cm 4136—Bungalew-co modern; Gon, eniences: owner downstairs. reoms. furnace. bath. ee 30 . (82) : Tact. ~ Five | KANSAS. 48°1A—5 rooms. modern: =| CLEMENS. 604°~—-Bungalow, . ~ooms. SALI LOSECRY. 21s for any busi- tile bath. hesioned di hoth furnace: garece: amas ‘Aer on eS saeeree. or reasonshie. 81) | LINDENWOOD tooms: tie | DELI room house TORE 00 3 net. * ——. —— 4. _ features: gy 2 bar | eee ~ rae open: ~y Lg NEW S R M . AR : =: = kitehen- aedern. Cint-al “Ten ae | Ee , $2 (tage, roomes. for — .; mt zeae: good > ne ents and balance Tke ge ae ee oS ae tte sh lense Saale: APE atborin ob abn ren of PAR ~ A: PH evel ay ier Peseeipe ye & =. vests alee ty sty -. SE ~ wend . c | ple or small ta it -83 Essa aa > i wes: | i family. Applr next Aner. rent. COtfax 73 , spect 70 3S: te76) MORES? PRASeE & (0.. 3119 x , Se tic BEALTY. 809 Chestnut

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% + PHURSDAY., MARC H 29, 1928. OWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Southwest cleetti BUNGALOW PICKUPS bUMme rep; | Satan fq-" Sewell you equal this for $6500: - §& rooms, jot; Ty acut,_ss-,,2-//-- sSometmneetteeee 2619 Gras 2g Cua po Cash—P alance on Easy | ae bon ms—Pavable Monthly kK Co > yy manera . *. ox (c5) ae a S250 Cc ASH—— 710 North aS et iD: terme. SEMEIER fr OF pe Al condi, ‘ Northwest West - mewdern In every reepect, beautiful yard. on furnishings iH } RANT. brick, hardwood Sireet: rer Grove line, Marmaduke. Y Kespect 1519.) ee || low-flats: taken in ! eS Tn | locks south of St. | COTr- + if de- | — f o019— o- reom ww : tile bath, ha: pcs aa i VuUY ‘Lvors; | 5 1123 LA W N AV. CKMEYER- i Zz. LOCK FOREST PARK. 129 N. at ay - = ae Ny. » eq Bur BLOCK room, dining room uu iw vita S4yn : Bpecevtic wm hall and breakfast rooin irame 7) est Walnug on r: 3 bedrooms. tile bath an balance Sk ot: 200U : floor; hard- Sate bs . Gouble garage ? aa : 700, . hardwoed floor omy bur e $11 . oe BP} none M Ain “7 © 30—-3-room col “ Vita $ 23 per month. “ Red. ~e Walnut ~ fellar, cera brick i fea ’ lay, rage: vricK ) : ¥ Se celia ‘all béfore a. m Ls. *0x125.6: eee it Suni ) oC 18 Ngalo ~ om DO SPACKIER 128 pore nut. M Ain 1224, Gottae. 4111 Pa; ve brick, 5 roome. f nace, bath and ance 3. peo reh MAN & LDBONARD CO.. RBI). 72 Chestnut. TRANSFERRED EAST wn. at Forest Park; 6 rooms, . hardwood fioors, tiled water beat. 2-car garage: must Wort he one Asking CHeatnut 765 " bungalow. > ns payment. : DE . grill > 2 3 c 4 Jeti ott, 8% Ww. THESE ARE SCARC ~ * 875 Margaret tl: — SCARCE, - —— tk, 2-story, 6 rooms | a. doub _ u et garaz> io excellent r Pho SUsn. BU K NS. MAin 4527. rooms; very mete ae -: den aghout: -car suys sell. HAAKE R ; CAhany 2193W. Kincthigbwa r. — strictly | garage 6-family > ric} North 'a,0-18—6 LODAY.'2 TO 5 -. Bow 5-room t 4 t less than you “woul bay S9S6W. familys; 3 kalGe. wanied. ison: 6-5. modern: $6000. - 3 family: 3 rooms. elec ; Post ate : - $600: otter wanted. obs “ - 3-4 room, modern. ONLY SS Di aay ARG me $3 vaca i. bath, furnace: m f ust ¢ gy 9 cozy tlitt b eee. '. family. 3 roms. $475 offer Ol cea a 250 CASH slance like rent: 6 - UO “room ; 5623 Kenner}, mocern | 325 Abany 2130. 63250. fi MARKET, 1S6—4-4, electric: real BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW : a ‘REALTY. Market. UY—sT. EN iy B15 Marcus av. GELBERT Pa 3618 1a ON haar ta STEAD teem nm: 2-car a HAAKF. REALTY CO. . Kingshighway. FOrest 2234. 23.36 North Northwest convenience: ‘ Be. 4962—Doudle flat, c lot S4x14u: garage: auty: right price, too: mth. Will teke clear E110 N. STH. ‘MAX Reveperty for equits “MUST BE SOLD" 5 as ear mene ESTATE. 24 i Sant 4- -room oe 1 “PRANGES “ao” =514 oe: modern, SlUH) cash. price ie. Realtors. 822 Chesin: a MAin et Pi ; PS FLATS—SALE—N. W. $500 susk teins rooms. bath. WHLAND. 4953—5-6 rooms. hot-wa- k Or vremi eee re | bee B heat. sereened porches, 2-car garage. RSEN aor Riversia® 5454. Bee ioot lot, A fine flat in a fine location (AL. | 6233—5-room | ETEK JONEX K. Eb. CO. ees wreie Cie alley 2 POHUICE DOUBLE FLATS CHEAP. INGALOW—4 rooms and baf oan 4002 v- ae PIN KE Rew tte UMPTON, 3500—4 large room ™N well built. PRosp ct 3882 a2. ] $1 360 DOWN j RE, 365 ultra modermmmee’- new 4-famil ngalow: 7 rooms (3 bedrooms), BOUMEMBIe ©Dirances — sacrifi ; heat. metal weather strips; must . a tors. 822 Chestuut. > Reinagel 33508 quick sale we nied a. e . Tan pec a ~ "> fu - sy, Bos. | (cowie MOST BEAUTIFUL abi OT., 2609—Facing Tower Grove NEW F1.ATS—NORTHWEST 6 large rooms and sup parloml DRS rier: 4-5 room sin ries i poking Ena se tae hot-water heat wdern: del chifully airanged and Miy modern: double prick rarage: pre . onstruction and ma mcec to sell at once. pen. 7 hurch, Taylor _m J. WANSTE ATH. 717134 Chestngt, _ de SSOURI. 3315—4-room brick $258._{c5) th: garage: $4400. mR FORD, 6515—New TT roa mroom, le bath, furnace, side ¢ #4ragc. price $8000, open 2 to-5. EP FEYDT = ede 3841. 3600 S. GKANEEEi- . &030—s rooms, bath: $734 —acy icrms; ._ balance terms. Call Riversid : Ni bintkop REC. 4472— 4-4 5 lovely rooms: # well built: fig rent vacant or TTI r 17#0M beautiful p modern | £805—My $ and 6 rooms Owner, An) S195 W. xx FARLIN, 4-4 SINGLE mitiv South eel] west of Union Motors. dan- mpect at once. “€CWHestnut NTO. vy 8 rooms; MAin 418° io4 _ MAIN. South SRO>-00 ALBERTA NEW SINGL F FLATS mode =) o§ 4. just block fr yun Grand in por hee, b ungalow reens. - fixtures. ilieapec being new stvie: shades ctir Beied: one s) brick with «ec open for conyveni- of the BAH; fat gararce. two cara. el or trade. WM. J. ABBC ITT RLTY. BOG Chestnut AND COURT, 2126—‘-room dou- Mat: rents well: in excellent condition $1920 per year; chea scll or single; vn PE. 5532 —s roome one ath: furnace: ce garages. 4. ABBOTT RLTY. CO., 806 Chestrut. | PION, 3728—-Double 3-3, tile baths; in. LAclede 6449. 12 Ss. COMPTON—NEW FLAT. and breakfast reom: strictly mod- sGonhle garace. PRoepect 2322. 3709-—Nice 5-6; ‘yy : “Hf iT. condition: LAclede #545. EL\/EBER Y. 610)—New. modern. 5 fiat: gable roof: hvt-water Berne beauiiful Hotly Hills. EXTH, 1851 S.—6 | i dewn in rear: 3 rooms in front: me Condition: SHO, * rn 39 x. Grand. T.Ae. 9543. ——3; Holy Family Parish: $8500: mall Box B-387. Post-Dienatch. Having lost wife. want to eel] nice | i mear Russell and California: price | + fasy terme Box B-306. Post-Dis. i—4famiiy: Shaw Garden district 2040 vear: price $16.000 from OwD- | i finance to suit buyer. Box H-15%. Pier th (cH2) —Ieubie: wanting the moner tn. will «fll helew enst> wonderful 3-3 im first biock weet af Grand: fully Rox B-0° Poet-Dispa'ch. PREY. 4501—Store and flat: real | at R10 Ma ht PRosne “1 QOS | te} AN. Mats ee 4.5 room single, bath, . QGouble garawve , PF EY DT “Co. meee ©. Grand abd 5 heat. Filver- | rooms upstairs; | tile ba neigh borh CK. 101 N. Sth. MAis & at “ mgs BUNGA OWS © iy : — — = at 3 wad] PRoagse-e MANDO s+, PeSSnOM: nv of Grand future on | &S: mewiern | enpew . {cR) Sn : bale kK eaat {! at * wonderful yl Fp — ow * Sixs—cSinals agents. eleersiés » 01x SHEN “a sT. a ~-fami}\ flat rome: foe BBM rents must el PRISKERG. 2204 & GRAND. 4022 sSHENANDOAH Foom double: modern: 4525 FLAD 2 8 room th ruble : yo i - Mali eg lence im ‘ - _ 3125 &. Fao LAc. 0620 F i. Sais TENS PSAEE. ae Pu deta in in Font Be Sunday's Paper | 3 aie i moee™ and in good condi: | ed right: owner anxious to sell, newlr also ane bunga- enn. 5125 S. Grand, LAc. O62¢ | S8S?-S3 — Single 5-5. haro- | bors hot-water heat; ‘$15.000 ew tiuth Be or 0870 ie7@) Pawo. 3130—Single 3-3. bathe, | ‘ ay Mr Cex. PRoepect 4141. oe, 9219 WINNEBAGO feoms, Madern throughout: bea: $40 month and interest. @1l5— Modern, 4- family, sep- Fanee; exchange. Inquire yt 5 * i 9 $1000 | URI. F——K FE. mt ee ¥. We hath. AH. . 2980 "ana: mpd: 4 Jur nace, separate en- minute. 5 lay | peoms gen ; wr porches, — ee ali. | % 61 ‘Taro r 51 $2000 CASH Ee mihiy, bows 4459 BShew av.: 4 at. 4 rooms. bath and furnace. MSON-STOCK E-BUERMANN : —_ SOR (heatr st ic. om F \ er Gis bl E ~ ~~ ~ a ~ NVEST YOUR MONBY ; © Tiate— 3008-08 Fade ar tile hath, furnace. = MO a ‘ 4-rar rarace: TnO0.0" a @.. near Renton Park. corner let Boch iy vse — fyrnece larce o-gte: 4-car rcarace. .. MILBERGER | Architect. : Riverside @8854. (4) | a ee ate, Ma *. ge Wd a i very ATS APARTMEN TS, FOR_SALE | ‘cRv) rent $1356 per ' 5645 b7 50. | SCHAEFF ER REALTY — N. MARKET. TYLER 1682 (ep) | $10 (c7) ew single | - $1000 cash: / sale wanted. WOLF-POLLACE. SY; ot). | hosting plant 61s hest nnt \quick eale we | it eH LMME DL ATE POSSENSTON PART | HARDWAR cE STORE. A _ ; Paty tion SEE | | CLEVE irneming house. CLES ELAND—6 rooms, $7500; hut-water | ‘HAMMER KR. E. CO.. + CLEVELAND. i wood it} modern: | | ard wy i thoroughly | REsIDENCE— Being | well | Margarrts om ‘e: will for @ingie fia porch, | ei} hurt wT COLUMBIA 40xx—1] 1 -room TY ' . abine Re ‘ding Co! npele a : + Trut | ENRIGHT, 45xx—? | GIBSON, 4529-—7 | CINDELAL. ' flat i nayment: | water heat: (south of Deter | hard wond Se at aR ocasenaneastaeeeeenen eee SG FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR “SALE RESIDENCES -S FOR SALE Wet __S8-WHY be WITHOUT capable HOME HELP? 214 an at SINGLE FLAT. MD aury av.: real bargain: 6 and 5 somvonlipieass rai h or w th rooms: strictly modern : in Mew Shaw's | | bargain if s id a c J ithout furniture: subdivision. Owner. ner, second floor. Bitacnt | Me Phe ‘Teon. . [ie Tam Owner. (of,? } 39214 3842—D rooms: al! St. Anthony’s Parish |, sst¢ vena. sca RERIDENCE e.. O16 V« ah pa ‘an modern: One block east of St. Anthony's Church ms; sacrifice . . CK ;@Nd school; new beautiful 5-room bunga- R2° p GLICK, REALTORS. 13 @old, 4 left. “SEE Us.”’ Ch estiniut, M Ain . : | SPLENDID POR TNDERTAKERS. Chiititian ttinkop 6.2 sores, 03 anar ° , . Dd: 18 000: | 8621 ©. GRAND EL. LAclede 3040-3041. > years. 6 | TORS, (e-15) | =: gees LOOK AT THESE 2 | West FLATS! MeKean. 4-5. Bamberger. 5-5 ; “ans A Ve 5-5 in. Neosho “ ; . - . , Sh aw, 5-4. *s GLICK. Realtors 4182. DOC - > ” store ¥ sti eet mor Nente- good $10.000 first 4 Der cent: $2000 COOPER. «CHestn ut 3484. ‘on 9 rooms, modern: Bacrifice. SU 7A. S22 Chestnut. MAIn ? cash IN sae | No Endorsers splendid PROFESSION AL MEN OR CHURCH ~ Genuine Bargain Ome er epien- 41X2. a3 “8 California, 4-5-3. s 219. 21 Minneaot a. Sea dowyiie Get particulars and prices KLEIN-HAENEL,. &15A Chestnu Southwest DEVONSHIRE, 5550 — Single flat: new. | modern to the minute. -$ roorme, tile | hardwood floors throughout. shades, | fixtures and screens. double frame garage; ree reduced to $13,000: $3000 cagén. Iverside S048]. (cS) | ¥ LAT—4-family in Northampton, at | than the Brice of similar _ilats: owner | 3 yous oO ee ri r ioffice only. S« ‘OUT is AMPTON rticula isft _ Kis irshichs (e4) | | ease ROBERT | SINGLE id AT BTY " . hardwood floors. fur- / nace: do ag right | FEDERER, eai@ teven PRospect 1519, | HOMES {ron DESIRABLE HOMES West Polo drive: Hampton drive: 10 rooms. Westminster: 10 rooms, Waterman: 10 rooms. Waterman: 10 rooms. Waterman: 10 rooms. Waterman; 9 rooms. Kingsbury; 7 rooms. Pershing; 10 rooms. Pershing: & rooms. Washington: 7 rooms. Chamberlain: 9 rooms. Cabanne; 9 reoms, Terms to suit purchaser, R rooms. lese | 4 dpe GEO. F. BERGFELD COMPANY, INC. Realtors. MAin 1778. 610 “Fine Home Specialistea Since | BO A. 4tixx—4-4. sing] bath 5500. PRospect 3711. 6h er — iF you need a 5 or 6 room moder fat. |} Ste the *S” being finished in the 500% | block on Tholozan (Northampton). Chestnu! Sma]! 1898"’ RICH- Riverside {c8) Py payment. Balance like rent. ee 5200 Nottingham. | 4287 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE | West _North _ |'ARCO, 43xx—4-5 rooms: all conveniences. | JEPFERSON. soos ape! 12 N.—1 store and | Garage: a bargain: $875 ¢- 7 3 electric, 2 garages HRUSKA REA UTY "CO. MAin 2475. | 97500: t' $1320: $1000 cash: LEONA, 10°3—Aimost new 5-5; stricily modern: garer es; let 502150. Linde}! 3067. FOSKIN.G ABBE: RT-SLATTERY. 5V67 PL Y¥MOUTH—CORNER FLAT ew 4-family apartment: modern: wil] take in deed of trust for equity: wil) trade. | Owner FOrest Rob: ae fel) | §£ AND6 ROOMS ONLY $750 CASH : Modern: baths, furnaces: lot 260 feet i 0. | wanted mine: cheap: good income. Owner, wil! se?) nail cash payment. 31937. West 39-FOOT LOT ON OLIVE STREET. 7300 Forsythe, north side. of corner of Lindell: deep: 5840 Page: price $10.500. (cS) 9 | $200, EASY terms buys 4-family flat. (76) a high-clase distri ct: Box R-76. Post-Dispatch. Af ’ I's FE. A. BOKER —oo an unrestricted lot in vise s foot now. Fullerton Bide DANDY SINGLE FLA ‘ 5700 weet. | ss RN RE. Two beautiful 5-6 rooms. | Best buys and terms in S8t. Louis today. LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT 0. PANGBURN, ltor, 5733A Delmar. CAbany 4400. { COT | s— Good a ng: $30 per foot. | F. A. Berry. 2115 S. pit monet ice DOUBLES FOR SALE WEST Sacrifice on Account of Death | CARONDELFT PARKVIEW 711 Syracuse; right off Delmar: new | Full Details in Next ee Paper —SEE US | double: S-room efficiency: modern: paid $22.500; will gacrifice for $19,500: make | North - fatty terms. (cH) LOT—S85z142: 4890 binck West Opportunity--Bargain--$7500 |}! ( sant av.: must «ell, COlfaxr 17°0 1944 Forest; block east of MeCausiand: | off Manchester: 4 and & rooms: just taken | trade: will sacrifice; easy terms; quick | 1601 N. i Sth. MAin 1858-8 | (cB) $2500 CASH i burs 4493 Forest Park 4 rooms, seperate steam- Ralance monthly, bi.. 4-fam ily fl at. ANDE RSON- STOCK E-BUERMANN. LOR Cheetnnut ic Northwest LOT—30a11U: Greer ev.. close to Goo4fel- | jow; etree tand aller made $40 ft. Call TRAUTH. Riverside 7TLI08W. LOTS—LOTS—LOTS ST. FENGELBERT PARISH 4600 hiock Anderson and Bessie ars.. | street. allew made low nr Ce - terros. | KORTE. 119 x STH. MAIN 4°95R (cS) South RESIDENCES FOR SALE North 1906 — 4-roum brick residence: | electric: price reduced for ; ENIC AMEY FR-FLEER RLTY. & Ny. Co. . Grand. Olfa 3475-6. 40xx— 7 - -RO“ - RESIDENT E: ‘ BISSELL, furnace, &aé, Phone for our complete list of CHOICE | quick sale | 'ALETO 2336 N. MARKET. TYLER 3682 BUSINESS PROPERTY yey Nortbweaet corner Broadway and C stores, flats: } am | | ' | CAbany 70 feet west | CANDY Floris- i Want a | CLEANING | GCONFECTIONERY—Will | CONF EA TIONERY Wid | BAKERY—F | cluding jis | BARBER SHO P—Lox iBOAR DI iN ; | EVAR a ; alaj re. 1) oper 7 | BUSSES— (s:arake. Make KNOWN your want Icereeneedltneseeeneeeeneetnieeeeeneenn LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y 5 in these Columns and Get | [IT -wa — pos DISPATCH, 50 A eR - LOANS ON ‘PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS | ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y } ; ' \ 20 MONTHS TO REPAY Confidential $10 to $300 on your furniture or auto. Property remains in your possession. You grt the fall amount. Ne deductions. pay interest only for the aetual number of days you keep the money. The faster you pay the less it costs. If you cannot call at one of our offices, phene us and one of our repeetestatéves will eall at your home, Mail answered promptly. PUBLIC LOAN DOWNTOWN OFFICE AMBASSADOR BLDG. GArfield 1070 No Commissions UNDER STATE SUPERVISION. NO INQUIRIES ao OF FRIENDS or EMPLOYER BORROW & 40.00—TAY US $ 2.00 A MUNTH $100.00—PAY US & 5.00 A MONTII $700.00—PAY US $10.00 A MONTH $300.00—PAY US $15.00 A MONTH WITH AT KATE OF INTERES! PAYABLE MONTHLY | Courteously hw are glad to lend you 2, {pa} iF o ~ : > ; tC 3 { jj — a 4 ADM 1123 MID-TOWN OFFICE 4066 OLIVE Lindel] 5440 WEST END OFFICE ome MANCHES TER Hl} and RSQ ~d Floor Peoples Bank B! dg. a Open Daily Until 6 P. M. on eeeneny and Saturday 8 P. M. FAMILY LOANS anyone who {is temporarily short of money: on furniture. autos; all left in your possession. $100—$200—$300 How Much Do You Need? Easy Mouthly Payment Plan PRIVATE—COURTEOUS—NO INDORSE ns [ NU RED TAPE—PROMPT SERVICE Stats Supervised. Call, Write or Phone CHestnut 6°4 Phove Us and Our Agent Will Call at Your Home. og THE CAPITOL LOAN CO. 202 CENTRAL NAT'L BANK BLDG. 705 Olive Street. Second Floor, Easy Stairway. pianos, radios BUSINESS WANTED MONEY WANTED Gk' OUR OFFERINGS Have especially ttractive rea loans for sale- flats ro on Rf a dences. business property. in amounts of || | $1000 to $10.000: papers ready for de- | livery: interest 5 per cent to 7 per cent: security 2 to 1: only clean. modern build. | ings: can undoubtedly suit you: real tate loans are our exclusive business. call A hg for our price list. issued each _ vy ' Kdward K. Love Realty Co. 704 CHESTNUT ST (22) STOCKS AND BONDS ALL active stocks and bonds bought. so.d | and qu oted. ' KATTELMAN & CO. | — ee 503 Central Nationa] Bank ‘Bo CHestnot 0214. GArfield 5240. ater’ ’ lL—dOn terms: north. | COlfax ©449 fe) BUSINESS FOR SALE ullw e quipped, chance for be- rent very cheap, in- 1512 Case. ‘ated south: cheap: or iarge: inguire at 1400) (e5) baths: inner; easy ing roor Darber to take c! 5 V ar dever eT, rooms. 3 SO71 W ashington. i Liv SE—wu roome: full: duv 1918 N. Grand. Lindel HOUSE—]]1 19 to 4 net station fine — reason- 100 filling 4 living rooms GRA REALT iAarge buliding Al bie: quick gale. N. &t) , STORE—Best corner wi No! St. Louis. If sou have $3500 cash ood paying candy and ice here it is. Box D-6. Post : . : aitg crea -Dis. ‘(¢w,t PRESSING business, LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES ALTU LUANS—South Side people only. | Open 8 to & 3334 8. Grand. LAclede S500. icR) req TAILOR ING—Z2Z - 31: ”? Shenefidoa) ° Al PrOMOBIL EK LOANS os Prompt digt):- sacriivce ti . fied: understanding: no guarantors: keep “a Ay wee ae Dave AND der ior Sacrifice ‘$4 in rear car, group your debte, reduce payments: buy for cash; we advance money. Missis- sIppi Valley Finance Corp.. st. Open nights Sunday. ic CONFIDE NPIAL LOANS —- Autos refi- nanced, bought. 8 to 8 1644 8. Je afernon. at once. LAciede 0906 CONFEC TIONERY—With grocer: 800d iocation for business. 57355 Wabads feomy CONF ECIONERY—Reasonabie rent g00d | iving for couple; no agents. 1UZs Ho-| ciatent {cp} ye _ Snes corner. | Le Morganford and Potomac. LA T—30x1°5 ENTER 7200 N, 4 roome. bath (eo? ) $350, NEWSTEAD. $200 CASH. , electric. hardwood floors and bargain price. . Call on Waleh st.: only LO Morganford _and Osce (eQ?) | | = ody . i; DRY is moet * LAclede RO0R8 fer | CONFECTIONERY — Real maker: | i farters: | bargam price: reéea- offe r taken 2412 Eliot TORE—esirabie locatior : POUL Hiae 4 reason for selling. Box H-1 94). Poet-Disp ch. GL mone y AUTO LOANS law rates, quick service: mortgages or financia] paym ents reduced. advanced: open every night -ARANTY MOTOR CORP. MODS 2V¥36 Locust. parmente WHYMAN, 722 (~~ Chestnut. CEntral 8500. ic’ 2) Southwest | | LOTS—$50 down. $10 month: $25 foot ; " t unre c ys 3936 PA LM a improvemen unrestricted lote, $2 ~ Hiland 3137 4 R.room prodern residenec: every con- reniente. Two-car garage. One block West from park. A bargain. Colfax 9793. Dover Court: will gacr- (c69) , Ceil Miss Smith, Ti ler —— ee te ee LOT— oO feet in RESIDENCE—Near Grand and St. Louis: , Os tei ” FPURNISHIN® STORE— Ladies’ (ch) ter, Staviewond “mare of | AUtos—Furniture LOANS Mortgage Finance Corp., 2834 Washington MEAT 1 a ANY AMOUNT. REDUCE YOUR Pay. EY 9 lie ec AND 2s for $1500. 17 Ss after : home or rooming horse‘ beautiful rooms, 3 attic: double raragce: lat 5Ox1 44 i: "Ur hy a1 wain. GArtfic id 1926, FOrest 04: a ' INV ESTMENT PROPERTY 89) WEST FINK HOTEL. GHOUND 16 roome. 4 baihs. fine attract tien lot SxS b argain ai Pine. Northwest NORTH MARKET. 4053 iaAwon | Weat Prick dwelling: VALUE | “a, Ror RY MEAT ——— — MENTS, TES REFINANCED MONTH- G my MEAT 3 Ams —ZOOU 10a) LY | \¥MENT PLAN. JEFFERLON 195- ?? SROCE RY + Mio ] GROCER} Sou ith MAKKET—Sma!! Side: re tures. GRand 9°27" ’ garage: streets | Hoener, CEn- | {eS} rooms. bath + fyurn and alles ‘es mA mm: . “> endorsers, everything private. No one knows your business. -Y es Our rates are legal because we are under direct supervision, " ! ’ y - a ats od a /, es Ee Me a 4 Ss Ie AS celcaadhn ies Re . sas . bangs en dbiind wend paitidane A POG IRN ORY. Eg? gh icr > MOIR a oie hil NIE HOME FINANCE SERVICE, Ine. “ a EN NA OEE A a hom pen, oe ey . ’ 4 cs tee & > ~~ t 7 aA fis ~ - . -" mains ee Me a RE a ad oe 7 Mas eB ‘ esd e neste Adaya scibguabibdilinn sn ds Teo a A WAAR en bameny! a. Bb ms shite: sgn tah alii adeteeiedl anc aailil AE nal esatng Oy om fom toe” ‘ »_* @e-e . « aa Be te cling *. +29 -W een ace a, : a. 2 ae Bat oy x - i a »_e 4 * * »’ ° Ever & Oe gem airs “Ae ya “ ee SOM Sare ttt wm é oe 1 ee wes . . oe 7 Chadian dinero ee =—— wy

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‘PAGE 36 __ STOCK PRICE MOVEMENTS IRREGULAR: Western Rails and New York Utilities Sell at New Highs in the Late Market nein SHARES Ped bas . 7 i « ve \T pie es 4 . Ss wie het 0S 7 " tant Aon Ske he . — in ) - ae > be er ae ed SPecialties for hm hw ~e ie operations were a oe bi ees ~ C4 Nae AS eS i Rn Been? 2 > —" . iS Oris g bw baw ~) QS as Contrasted w yesterday and 47 day's record-bre Loans Up $44. O4ans, issued af the Close of the increase of $4 the total! to $3 March 39. 1927 © record of $3,819 the week ended Febr Still below th A further stiff money. and bank Mellon that re. No change Was | r the rise were en- | Secretary Hoover's He 5 ~isS ‘ 3 os ah ee : S€veral other re clined a POing o Played a fairt with Union Paci Cific and Great N reaching new hig LOANS TO BROKERS $44,665,000 cent favotites de. eee ESE POR Ait: ae a oe ™ ‘ie ry Fe ERS I 2 cathe ait ee ee OREM, ats u Ce > i } Se “ * edits, member banks f @nnounced py | Teserve Board CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER a on . oe 4 nine ee ad oo > swe eRe a ee ts arch 29 — Prices Were ¢ ‘4 5 NEW vorx. 4.765.400 shares. ecient, Archer-Dan 1 nm > f 6 Armour of 67 Armour of 41 ‘Arnold Con 63 Atiag Power ; le Atlas Tack Austin Nichois 0 6% Autosales Corp x Ne 30 A vutosales ond 4 48 & 43%, Auto Strep RA 3? > 648 4/ 110% Bangor & Ar 260) Bank of Ma 26 Barnet Tf a2 Barnacda?) 4 e- >? artisdal! 5B lid % 107 % Baguk ler ofd ‘a 51 >t . iv Beth Su 7 Pe 3 5 RB? OmMingdale Bro 1% 'Brigce Mig SO Buf ’ &- Sus #334 Burns Bros A & > * |Purns Roe B 65 —_ R+ Proci >} qe Calif Packing 4 a) Petrol } 7E% ~4 f 1% Calla) ’ - i; at [ rr 3 De handle ‘ : Chandler ™ > Chesa & , Chesa 2% Chic ~ Alto: ‘'s . & 4 toys ; z AS80cia ted Press. YORK March “a —_ oday its Mayr inCT®asin TR UNdertone ee S000 « om @ feature reneh. ( D@INts lowes ont. St Paul Ss of 1973. alen Oct. L889 oR ee ‘ Sling at New Gea) 18 88. Spor Res Manh, showed Mmereased activ: -~ , rhe °* . « we . Qn ° ‘ hie tian Transit 4 aivaneng °f 2 to , > 5 : und, Ene Canvrerti ble de of iverpool. de and Southern Baame 2S | in the * were incliged t mand wae rding a neu peak refleet ieec Pany stocks on . ™i/ar TDM y eens rr company ‘hares lifted Moetua) a» ¢ re Ps Tk-Lexine ts Bert Sugar Gs alling With Bei. An eott Tew high an American a ee STOUD. Was fire Y ohtiratuons leading Mc, | . TORE. March “9 — ier & Light Corperatian has @ dened oa : a Share on ra we ar I t a ei he id o FA iders 3% Anaconda Cop 57 ty ; ’ > a“, "7 Mid 3 698 #66 62 y O°% Dz Emp Stee] . 06% |Brookin Eaies, “s L~d a = | ne o3 * B&ln Man Trar 4 45 SAivn Ty ‘ae § + . +; Brown hoe ‘ o~ + * " 4 2 Brunswick Balke 2 13 Brunswick Ter &Rr ~$%'Buerrus Eric : * %& Bucrrus F Cy % Bucy Er > Pe » s Buff Ro & Pitt. — ‘a0 bend € achivity arq dirt. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -THURSDAY MARCH 29 00 arr oe 29, 1993 _ —... ST.LOUIS POST-Disparcy i a abcde Total sales Jan. 1 res compared with ; w. (Div. in Dellars. ‘Sate, Bich. + ~~. : . oa” Pes age — ‘a 72 Abitibi Pyu« & FP iz ws] Su xs 9. A orabam Stra 7 2 : dab 4 lita ° x 7 ‘ 146 Ai hs 3 i. B22 Al N23 4, 3 - 3 > . aes 1ts s 421i] 6 id A , , 2 a = Fat a ieee ee | i ] 4 ’ ° we 8 4 re 2 ~ * | Q * 15% Am ae is ! > a : 4 a Aig Az I 22 7% Am Bank . t A S Am Banik a. » | i4‘, Am Hee t 5 732 ; . 3 4 “SB Am 4 ~) £i . “ “1% Am Rr Gt it J 4 é i a A: = y 2 ey ] , . 7 “ 4 : ? “ 4 : b : RP ¥ rs ( bn, [> ta 34°” » . 136 i 4rn I + > Te An 6 81 poe tu im ; 1! 1m Dru X Si 2 } LM ENcavue +" ed *% ‘ 4 4 LX] . ~ i* 2... j ‘ i ~ & ; 17m & &# ws oe 2 103 4m&F oar | ; ] Lit . lO 2.27 & j si 32 im ed Le q : 29 4m Home |} ? 40 } > : $42 ae 4r ies ; * * ~ 7 - | eo ] {mm QR *TRuaG Lis 15 he oe a . s Am iva Fr air : » a 5 of 4am a Fr pf Bg j rS S, 4m Lines 5] 97 4 Si%iAm Lineee ; 97%, OFT 107 4, Am AA - if Ll] , ; : . . , - i* a I ” 2 4 i Mert =F ‘ - = Se) 4m Meta! 83 45 } 3. -_ ‘ a . ° : I » Ay Meta 4300 1°4 °3 O-% Am Fon A la as i) aa 30% iam wn 32/150 %e as =a = 4 4 a a4) ‘5 13 } , s ‘ 4k Ais Am Railwe § 4$ vy, E27 / ‘ Se hoe daw 4 91% an Repubh ji: 7? 69 i= *z 4 ~ Jo ®-Am Stael RS 65 Te 63 oo An “Ugar 18]' 72 aS) hs ‘i ~ -_ . LOS ‘se 'Am « 18a Toe +6 “mm Sumatra 5.3 5° o- - : ee 4 “ 25 Am TelaT 3; 26%) 2910 } sl 4 = Telé& Ts . rs ba _ 1ShE or - +. ” 180 iv Ss A or wank 7 16 ‘= . -- me ’ 1 OS L106 4% an Lon ~ Ta 3 ne 1&9 sae mal vatiadlied 4 , s ta oo A W Wks nua: Rg 6 Se 5 29 * ¢ 2 > ; TOR LOS 11) 40% 40 1, / 45%, 45% 112% 110: 1; &5 85 ’ 1? 7 fi i Ts ites ] > > 7 4 =. 9 J 33 % 3S = 2 ‘ ; .S > > zl0 11 ; li2 x20 615 615 wo 3 y= K 97; 23% 23 i] 24 ~4 72:133 1?R x7G.199% Aart 100 pie, BESS ? > »> 24% 14: ° nr ro 9 7) 19%! yo: p 4.}]° 7: &7 87 65: 8A ] 63 4 o- 5 & S58 i. * =©13/120%%!299 » 37% a7 ; 88 eS ? 4«§ oe ~ ~ 55 4 o I - — 22 19 53 4 42 34 25%) os: , a te | «> “~ > 541i ©2090 221 1+ 866%! Be 24/142% 149 2! 48 47 “> ~~ > > « . ~~ “>¢ i 4 19%) }I>2° 5m 4 XM of _ ~ GN 37% 38 > 114% 172 o >] 51 Qf gS 1’ 19 1a I? 99: 29 2 BN 58 x30'111 % 111 ~ - ri . ” a 4 ~ ; » .. > 1f? 15 2: BA ON ly IO 108 % 110% a rt «pn 9%, 1S ~G% °F 16; 22 Oe ws sy Is , Ss 10 ; > bat - > ae ] s at % me 3 -*? 94: 213% 219 = 794 eR 11935 {43s 4 20 | 3% tes 5 x4 ’ => he Oe o4 87 it 7 = = . _ 2 t 4 ? 2 Et S ri *> ~~, ~ i ri : >> 2 ‘ ~~ 19 19% a eee ~ > (4%, 6 ae p ~ ~ my ZZ} % 17 281 tas = ~ - ~ | A GO 27 rs 26 gS woud * ae. o- ~ sé $0 . +3 ty 1} t hs & a x65 +“? . > 13s 35 ~~ ; a * pn is ‘ 16 4 1S “ ] Ti ie ie > x 4 i 4h “fe, ie 9 , 1AR i ; , - 7 ra ° Ce 3° 8 ij4 49 32 wi AIT % 197 41 > ‘ 88% 4 tiv, FIR > 1 SR ay a 96%) ng * oO S0ftnens ai : #0 0a rj ad? ancing and | ae rt the at ' : SHEA y a _ o- aa iy ce Ta ya | = mt Cope:- IOths te at. 4 er - ng Was neta A er YS NEW Y (COMPLETE ) SPECIAL ASSOCIATED pry SOLD March 79.—T otal rempared with O00 yesterday, 4.016.400 ® week ago and +.193,700 a year age. © date 134.700.2800 sha t ; 121 27.000 a vear ago NONI NONI NINN nas eae ——— wales 1.078.. TODA TOCK MARKET i ee Sewer ite SYMBOLS | ‘ 21 stock. z) 3 Jeur, tk) PP i= stock, is y= “A.” *tncrease, ees Sales (6 . s x, neds (x) Odd lets. ne SALSA 2 -” fs a ~ . ee Sa netting ip “ecks und Anwuai | ; j | Neg Sales! Nich.) Low Ch a en ER, . me. Ch’ge KS ane aal ~- — OL&s inn =. ~ : = ——_Suliars. [Sates! High. Lew. Close. Ch’ge. ; : i Net Low, :Cinec, ¢ L’se. 2G a&e Ber = PTO; dyiaettic 2. Sub S Cor NW J 2 ite) a8 | 48%) aga 6 SuMan Ine new 4 106; 85: ps) 84% S43 Punta Alegra Sugar | 6' a4 = — wwe O08 2%. |. | oa an ei 22%) 902" o ‘Purity BoB 2°! Clse% 134) 1390) : rity B pr fore) 2B Livy Ila iloy — — *s # | ie e* “ ‘* we wit Radio Cp of Am SI it: 7% —3 , ~ 2 oe er 167% 1 e: hs Radio 7 Dp 3z 3) 56%; 56 . 36 . a rie i Y . 03.108 Ss LO? LUT +n Riley * ; ane a8 P 3.) 2) 434) 43% Tae A | os a eS SB ae oy i Real ‘uk Hos M 15 29 % toe 7. gz a - = Bp F.j xt 3° 93 4 92 % ae 3S &€ Cp R é>. a Si 7 *y 7%; = a : a "¢ 3 . " £ sa : : Mg Z RUNS TOD and B95 26 & -| S445; 52 84 =. Rem amd I¢ pt 8s i a 96 T os 7 “_- *- m 13 ¢ > Das: xrVtHIOGR ids 10s —J Stix was ne 2 4 - ar at Abi Siu a7 ~6% 26%; e er Stock R ee es *? . on 7 : — — o~ lz Bed + a - — ul Is 60 yy ws td . Eld oe Z v1 z i 7 ae 7 4; ‘? dn ‘ Domts st ine —2/F On sales of . s — he Qo om - ms. ~chuite R St gi. . 5 + Sch ulte tea St ae “a ta r~ . ~ = pa wis le —_— ; . - re SS EO) 41333 i133 ” = rouncedg on Scan? «Air Line; 34 19%. 19 ie ee we | ~ ‘ a te me ° Ota! es : ee (yp ret he he . Sears- Rox Duck Seneca oDper | 2 (Shattuck F @ 2. } gd) S88) 885%) wea iG Shube ™. ” =" oe ~~, ae Sinema Y ae y 7 ont os %, ae é3 = " Partin traded in, 4 4 = or ai CC dpi > : 65 : 67 =: > aden -* , 8 . Ss . d rates, Sales, Ss : =; Scie Cae! Gi.) $88 SOR Sou) S™ seis, dom Sinclair ¢y il. TH 25% 27: om @ | , | (halges i ‘Ing given: — gv os ae Soe a oe an pa a —s “#8 Ge EF evnein _ = + = Co ie me bee 2s “ISIS 1S me ese wt = © 4 , ~ inetiaie «. — ; ~- 2 ; SivCia it _ov ty ‘ - 8 = Skelly ou ° ~ a a. 108 *s 108 Tus S— 1, *weks ahd Annga! Sless, Sherr ‘Stairé ae ~Si; * x, Divider 2 Deiia Ome Shere ay ws 6 131 % 131 i3l ; Ba tk ‘ f - Snider P : Stéipr7 Ps) 120 125 . an ’ 3 Bee - a Code ore > a a A —— — . - . sooth ‘ 2. Edi = * “a 12% if 4 ] ‘ 4 s . Bruce erm - Sr ern Dairies _ or S46 % 27% © C SOlidaied 1 oad ~ “se A al; 31 % go 31 E an Sera Dairies EX 3@ jo 2t%) tru "| a — Dfd & Ps 5 4 - > 3 ~_ 3 ; a > “ 1p | —& em + Sout. 3 futhern Ry 145 . . & “+ 41 1494, 12% 7, 149 ee Elder Mrs {rrr @+? ; : M cuthern = p §.. = 101% Ie] IT «| ae ao” =a ~~ a ot PP ti 6h os “pear & fr, i ad x pias = , xh i7 1? is ~ - q wT, 4 ~ oma — D +.) S7QI 87 1 ss "iE tan Fenn = es ot Sp PRESS ” pe ; _ oon : Mand Cc m Tob ] 7 3S % wu 4 6 ot 2 OS) 2%, = Internation: i Siro ry tand ty i *; ' 67 3 oy ot tiZ he — oy Mercantile Troe: “4 + and O NI ins) go) 56. i 5545) a55) Mereantile Trust ~~" Stand QO NY 1 Bt) oe, #0 3 +0) Oe 44 be le Meo Port Cemen; ra) : Oc Piete .... | san i Se i SO ~~ 2, | Mo Port © em De me tand Plate Gia. “ 0% 20 2) 3, | Mo-Tilinnia Stores ¥ | Stand py Gr as 30. on:*! 4% $y « I. ac ione] Camdy } 73} Stewart Ww Speed 6 - ~ "s =0 ¥? ee i, ; Pe izo- Weber 2°50 3 Strom be Te { arb 2 ? gi * vn) 4%, v1 ™, Ba lip Fola- War. oa ee Studebak Corp 5 pot 34% 58%); 54% % | Polar Ware es “4 tudebaker piy > Bi es ot Otis — a | Rice-stix 9 pia + = arine Beat ./} 0 “Bi “4a —Z 2, “ate 5K } il fo +, ‘| (fag ne. Stn | On Co Pn a ue a #1 = c-Si _. “ ; =} 41% 432 Seutiin St} rere Dh : ; 2 - . -, = Sp 2 7 od we a Seperior Oil : a “ SUPeror Stee} Cass _ os ey a ) % = : j —_ Pets off Be es FP mt , > Wy pe Let E>. er, 2* _ 2 2 é ; a4 ? “ oe! > oo) ® = be 3 bo hf pes | mw bes ~ a bos eho ve * > Me ” TD mt 1D ne j =) . y YP at 1'CDm Win } wes oe i | a — | | a © re x ° * 2 ell eel ~ fe male Drei | be CSS me ve we fe ee #ees a *~ > wi “IA rm Cy a $2 90 Gp we iGEr he Bea, hr ; ~ 4, 33 . 2 Of arnide 6. 98 1504, tars tans " a | Minette _ 7 Union Pacific 19 _) aan * 294% 49 er 4, | Nar Bank”, Sy . 193 ', 1944 197%) ess | St. L Cnien tem 4 ed Bix Ra 2, 25%! agg? .-* A. 3. gj . - ‘ ‘ = 35 a +; 4. © Aloe Se: I L864 ee o ~ a + a" € ‘ . é "y » f + 3 — y | be Lon ert. | 390 09 Gr Ga) Hess > © de cni a us wa ») a | sa "a — | ‘oem 4s DD Oo rac ’ ¥ es at Se ; —- os ri Cle “— be ~) ~- AD Won. DO ge on wn a a td. ro rr “= > e ~~ « = ‘Stee; 29%! | 3) Bax) seat; #2. > Ps > - wy fo “LIDS ae att a oe v7 a - * ‘ wane ; pitig” . Sel spa an , ; 444) 44444. Ade Pel Tee aaa, ” 36 | ' Py pel 2S | i "4 5 _ Ig Tae » iow BP; ak 2 , + =. a $ _ $/S,,% xr . 3/3 x . F) any 32 s 7 - # iP Fit, if | 1’ He se 2“ Paes ee Lim G45 ~ 63 15 Jee og _ Dei ; Pe - “ ~ 3 Victor Talk Mach . Vietor Tak 5-4) 6881 85%) agu) ooo | Pulte ne et BE BET Riess % 221M 21;.) 7 oma 4 wo Pes ) «3 ~as a» wi ‘ae ~ wi Pete So =>) Sr ¥ > Jit @ 282, MD kt dm mers i) - ~aQs | “GUIs e 2 ¢ AwWits 2: > ~ es 9 ¢ _ Mae 3242 6 a al rift ws a a: — (2) te ide > | “ wl * ~# Or a ew TT ed nde ee — J 4 ew @ - 4 x a 2 ty > -) > a > oe 3 # se “4 ond — © ; | i zh . r B 2 oe “s Westingh §) & M4 129/10 WE& MY pf 4) zN106 10g les ne © o + rd eee i ti re 2h Oth ee ee, ~ Didse uw Oo Z i) o ¢-e@ uy em El Insta 2 i 324 *S | a 4 4 * b & moe re a fe Pump & Mech WrigieyJrw 35 & Tewne M3b: ; & Towne 7m Trk &Coach * 5a oungstn SgT 7 ees, i Pst : Se + : b4 +6 4 steel Car. .j li 33 2a — 1 aa Zid pid 7 i s2 a + - — . shares Ely-Walkep -_ $222 Sa ot el. awk SS £2944 11 39 4, — "2 . ae a Beck € Cc — | 2043; 252 26: 7 “35 104% lov ” tee om = shares, Compared a 2%) 633 5 | Yesterday. »' Following is « oi with ie £0 ctfs4'x130] 28 23 1235 Po Shef teh Siwy 2 Stix, Baer & Fuj Lia St Levis C++ pfd 7 - > 4 . ~ « Co of Am.; 13) + i om wt OS ees wy . * 247: 5 hy i ad 4 oP 0S tee Swue; 4 ~~ te tt ta 7 19 th ; Wat As On ” . 0 i ~~ a } ia s. | Wagner Ey Wat As ped 4 2 5%! 14 : ecirie . ||) Water Oi] a9 5 a Ss -- Be Ree wagner Electric t. Wat Onl pid 3 a9 as xO . R9 - at > : Tobacco Pee 33; 46/125 It? >. ey baceo Prog 4 °°) #8218% 113% t7233) 22% ranscontinens “sy; SiIS3 i20%, 323 ~ *] “ Transue se — Se 8 oe ~ . =| 52 51 31 a Be A : — J3tMen's oi $8 re we g a # tal : e o> a . —_— Cie @ % ‘123% 214%: «+. | S Pee oe a a a0 - * 30% 36 " , —wmel Credit facemnuity Nited Fr 4 as 24113 lie i232 e . owe 3 Derg «& feet te o 25.) 4139 %, L30 ts 13a: Bat Cymer Ot 2 6 ex — Ss Leather aa oan ‘a Lids 2i5% oF o 4 ate Shoe Com 2 > 20 ~8"' 22 "9% > © » rng ——— ? mer A .. 16) gu, a> = 4] > Brown Shoe com.” ha * sa STS! 66%! egy ; Bruce isiningt’ . eS @©@- 50 : $ No = F Truce pfd cmb ee Sut! $2 92" | Som) $e) 22% | Champiee gigas maRef seat) 18 43 | acat! 22 | Chi Ry uP com. 5 - tin pi.” Stee) 5 . tee] 4 ind 35/1484, lifts i era ee Lae n il 1 ® s 8 B oo —_ . _ VOTH i¢ ba & 5 2 =a : | a SS 48 is ~ ' 6 i. 65 ae a Is | COE sentenced 83% : Hf y Sef if Li i ‘ } é tee ol | “roy é a 5 77 Gi u = D> he — . * od 3 & " o i LRrien T s Bi145 ‘1Aaa — : 22%; 51%) 523 03 4 100% r99 3 f . oe. es f : fn EY Instrum; ~ 3) 33 i 13 ee ~ Bo * i Sei ee rT PF ie ee: are: Adie é ; b ty a ye 1d 2 ww ie [om i) ~ °° od rt BER: Patt 1370 2 S35 Aero 9° 23; 4 ~i@i “im | Da) a et ~ w PoP ~} P >) wm id al a Re, eo. sh ne : a ; > > > 2 es - | e ° “ , . : ma % _ r 3 % ; . *, “ - 7 i es ; , pl: ; : | : | — = : 7?) » oe” > ie _ —— ee 3 ee eee Cotton | D TO HIGHER K. March 29.—Cots NEW YorK 4c’ ance PLP wee Sool Prey tures Cle $4 ae day bills on Danks | ulle Mant > "4

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; + 3 = _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928__ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — WAVE STOO ig OKA OWNINTHE |; NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) _||_NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) |" FEATURE UN AN te HAT MARKET HERE) “S28 2305 Seen 2 roint omc, ont, ran ee PS RAPTSRIC aren #9.—Following isan oficial Uist ot tranenc- (2° SROGRS mar COMPORA TION | OR cate ; ‘ing sales highest, day sales, $14,400,000; week ag, $14,364,000; year ago, $14,418,000: | sou Pac 4% rets | *5100% 10035 | lowest and closing prices on all stocks and ponds. 8} he : ref * : Be 4 ng, es “2 99%| 997 % | aiviaenc rR Ex- ’ " A&A Actual sales. *Cents | by nousand Shares we ae " ‘total transactions from Jan. 1 to date, wére $739,485,000, compare a. i & b 28 1615) 96%,| 96% i ra XR'Ex-rights. UR Under rue . : —— aces CHANG j HO5 * 3 oe nee 6 | oS | 96 >. ands in 100-Share Lots onli MEDS are the day's high. with $977, 125,000 same period a year ago and $815,045,000 same DF: - "3 , i oe . . ” ‘ . i1* same EP ’ : Tah LOW CLOSE | —_—————— Local Exchange. 4 ee — Kan | Gustation: on all Liberty bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds | Sa Ry gen $ 92Z%:| 92%) 92% STOCKS. | “4 . ; ' 5 2] .3 106 ls 106 5 reo - , : 7 ' : . a ; Tose. esterday. of a dollar, that is. for instance, a sale printed $99—24 means $9 } Acetol | “39%, | Gen Bak Corp P ts es a to + Sis. 735 ‘today: | 90 i 7044 | 70% ms “ys . ‘ os rT d ws ' |'Gen Bronze ...- : J ie 42° + J 7 3 70% | | 9.0; fi we /and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.- 24. N J deb °* 140 \s ‘. 12h 140%5-% ‘hf a | ol as itinedesl (| Ten Bs yy coe Dee Trum n Stl 6 +10) 2: 24 2% lam Haw 8S S.! 9 | Gossard. Co was 2 - 3 bi a +e wrAute § an q 131 3S ds Cae $3,100—12 100— Dm E DT | Combined average... ty ee ‘ | Licht & Tr | Grand Ster new. 2 / , a %-point advance. ' TEMBER WHEAT. ik | | | Combined month ago | 75 C ‘e L ae r a elmating ry o 4 | ' | Grief Bros pf. >: ~™ Werner Aggregate sales on the exchanMiace TSai, 140 'e- 135 ta - Se 4%s = % H0%&-% ~98%a : . EER FRE SE Dies t4% +¢+A Roll Mills.| 8 104 Lg (103 4 104 + ume ome Min . ~ e m “ ~ ta ” on aan OD SR ————— . ha r : o ' - rts lay o( i 3 0 . presner Blecirie began % pee : N. om Fe Me 100 115—23 115—22'115 baa ITY ~ Se | Un Pac s 114, 3 Am $ & ce vic.| 37) 20% 9) %a | | 0 eee Chad Bie gher and then sold down for 4 ack vo ng me 44-54. .. 180 110—23 110—18 110—18 . © PORA iu oe 36} 97%) 97° (*%% | 4 Superpower - mei 44 | 4! 43% | Holland Furnace p . Brg a > al j ; } . ——— ; — "ee a) ft . ’ ete ¢ ‘ : ut}? | i “ _ . an | P ' d Rubber 4 ¢ - z pint loss, regaini Se : i 33 a Ree 4s wd 4| 78%! 8° ,.| ei 2 . > do B te| 445% | Hoo ' *wWest End Ext . _ . — ew befa ou o —— : 5 .| §1108—o 108 108 K C Term lst 4; 37) ¥4%) 93% S| m ) = ak ws Acme Steet .... 8 | 8 | Houston a alt Gas | Sear} Wheateworth ..- pse. Rice-Stix was unchang . — ». | bo | | Kansas G & E 6 2106%°106 | |UnkElChis 40) , . + Am C olortype Co. 24 2+ | Hud 2 - os ee (| 2 Woodworth Inc .«, gher. Elder stock rose that 5" 07 Me 109% b 43-47 _.| 200|203—3 |102—"4 102—26 | Kayser J 5% 47, 215 8 Ast Rin | tr 5. ... 12: 98% : 93 | - . cep 2; 64 | ental a | Huyler_ S De! pf, 102 j1¢ Y Oil ae ints on sales of less than game . CORPOKATION BUNDd. (Keth BF OA | 3 peuiios 7 115 § Bteel cet 5 43 fo ist pm y) *| 1° ef | Hyerade Food g) : % an be 95% a - _ \ Kelly Spri Ti 8 | ms Ct : 1 ‘» . | 1 " +Fte .| goa, | Yuk Alas tr ett Te Ve i : : | | 3 a 5100 Ye 100 | . 29% 40 i Oil Canada’ | 62%) Se ares. Ely-Walker was off an BEE aE Adm Exp ci tr 4 5; 91%) 91% 91% | KCE&P pm 8 a7, | i se cous etn a tts) 28 102 te 9 102 Se | Barker .¢ “a | : Bes 103% 103% Imp Tob Can se ot POULTE Pact ] _ - ; : Ajax Rub gold 8 iil 108 22 [108 % 1U8 % 4 2 ” ~t 107% | Am Superp D ‘ : ction. nter national! Shoe, ~ - 705% ‘an Agr Chem % | 2 103% 105 Sy /103 % i 13) 87 % x” | Utica G&G & E oO. v 3107 oS 100 - | Anglo-Am «ar y 5 | Indust pod A. | 92 te ious Loa at, bnal Candy and Scullin Steel payee MARCH OAT Am Chain sf db 6; 8 104%/104 (104% |LaeGof Si Se | 104 % 205 Eiht nator MaD1 (101% | , 22, BOF VO8 LS +] 3) 19: 19 1a) 10 ae eee Mach Moar sth ae ipating were unchanged. ge 58%? 7 Am Smelting 6.-/ 32 108 $9 108 %6 108% [is a | ot! bo% Virgie Ry 5...) 10/108 ts Loss 108% | *Rrizona Globe Yt 1801. | “g” |Intercon Petrol .| ra Drovers. 3 pan 0c: Bock ik Corbitt Co pecveg AM IAC OATS | Am Smet) 2 104% Loa 4 af®| | Soa) eos) HOR | Virole Ry S51 Most owe | Aurea a Ming, et) dom abe] ao | Inter, Reselegm: bers ea per cent quarterly divide da rt oe am T ae 5% pian 1109 ie (109 %4 1109 ie ‘ ee ay mM | a | z f o _ 1 108 % LOB gt Fr * All Fruit & Sus 4 ” | $1 i Int U tilities B preferred stock, it wan ' — = JULY OATS. Am T&T col 5 46 I 105 % LOS Ms 105% : od}. . £ - ‘ | Kemsley Milb yal } ne : , Fi ¢ 1. ‘ Lo ‘ z Fn " , oz er i) rr Lak M ibd Am T&T sf 5 60 91/109 [108%/109 | my Pee 4 5, 101 42/101 ¥ i Se pipet. Peele : , aa Bg ve . . 4d ola. need on the exchange. Total sales amounted to $4 a “ wan & 4 . oo ~* 7 , ‘ « ‘npee i = an ae ; ~ * » - ° * co a - . 4 ~~ . * | ’ * aesbed . 4 oe Me pha 4 > ~ : ou eee . he ~ ere. o renee &. ape oo Sees 7 eS ae Sar Eee ARP Eire Y GU eges were \C higher at gh ten auck a Ses at 80c were quoted and ducks ic to 3c jower at Uc ‘ore 2 ng quotations are 1 one ee - eGR GE Sk BIRR SE TS we * > actu ote Sh Rat cn SEO OT ST “Gy te te» ty eye SR mR ain, aca . e so — > St. tee KR & * te » a deny vaso we oe mS = ~ > vu - «Jo ee oo ~) 05 rrr nape Sis vO pot 2 8 - * = cope te &" _ ts ns Pe) FFF FE Ec Cogs ID sume Se SO ARP Pa al bt et bt © wen g! 2B e.. no Ge couen~ tle. 8ses 2.85 eee Se - spt] er nas ieee Poe ie “ } ‘ } ° ‘ ’ )*7 ) | Kin ear Stores Js Am T t 4% 2 100 %4 (100 43 (100? | : 14, 91%! 9} Walworta ow 2 Gis - — aw —3— WOW ™ eee - hi et FOUL i ne Qo = LS © -~}b9 # a os * . eo an _ pert ey. ee 6 4 ware em @ « eo j . K : : ’ 16b 1} $+ *3 And Cc M ‘ 43 2186 13% 132 i i 0 5s 70 8 y “ol tr & OD i105 ‘ ‘ Al ~- & B ; | : 5 5 5 5S" I efc ourt @nges being given: 113% . Ang Ch N Cor 7 02 44 ‘ -. ot 101 % | 101 % x | wy . ‘ 2 ‘Lehigh C Ay P [PTEMBER RYE. Arm&Co Dei 5's} 4 | 1 103 % 103 M6 et | we : 2; $1104! 14 3 5 - oe 1. ae | |Lev_V Cos _ me "etios | ee 1 mera, «105% 1 0% a 205%4D_ | Arm & Co r'est4 *s | 2 |109 %3 | in | = amare 1a 4 92 Pa 92% (92% | Brille Mfs .- 29 | 29 | Le Mar Co - sage poliare. ales. Picea Pt — A TéS F gené4. West Shore 4 res 11! vn %; 91° ot" ay d ti 348 er 3% | Loonara, bu," af Aaimerce og 25 |e" | AC Line Ist gid4 , Va C&C 50 3 | 3! ot axter ‘L iry .| i 23 25 | 25 bby McNn peayme F... .s OO) 23 1a RCHANTS EXCHANGE, | ACL-L&N col tr4s Wheel Sus 6 rr 2 102 0: ~ pendix zg 5| 6 '%| 61 | 61% | Lion Ou .. ++ ce oom r enti ; . : routs MER! lose Ja with ypward All & Dan Ist 46 Wh Eagle & 5 le : } By neat M fe , i 2 iy | Lone. Star Gas . a erg lt , 5| 14 | a os ale ing on “higher | B & O rfg Gs 99) Met Ed & war 37 a 7| 95% | 95%s| 99% | Bridgeport GL . | 66 | 65%) 66 "| Satnin'e Synd | ict Miz tet pfd & 81; aa = | wavis Bottling C 7 a. otis | ‘ (K. G ) Mfg ~6 v ~ +1 | Mav is Corp a a “somes TSC) 8%] 98's 06's | pore N & East Pi May Drug Store caieade. 7 45 A : %/ 98 be Us % as B.. =p : b| uti | do | Mar Hoe Mills pf do 7.45 B ... U8 | V8 he) Oe | o pf ..+,-. 26%) ~6 | as |e es fold stock, but trading was slow as 7143 C..- Os%,; OS %| VS5s | Bull Mech & Tor | 6 eespor : , | cially of © oc . ‘ ’ fractio 104% + +* | Argentine 6 57 A 4 9408) iy 100% 100% | Bunk H & Sull | Marve] Carb rts % | L, a i 100 Prices on best stock were y. mae ee bh heat gaining a little early.| Rway&7 A con 5s 107 Fl do 6 ets S9Jun, 16:100% 100 HOD % Kuzza arg .: Moh H taney wh om R/O B : 2 105 $105 % 10> % ———— Fo rurale, 18 25: ereantile Trust .. ‘535 b Bank E%d Bkin Ed gen 6sD) 9” » | do 6 53 B 5100 4 100% 1004%.| CG Spz & B new ve Rt | Bs 2 banks, hank ‘ \- in Cement 7. . = — Bprpoc 1 1 3$Kin a gen &. : v ~ plo 63 » Oot 1/100 % 100 % JOU * ‘ ‘ampbe 1) Wwas Murad Radio .. sf > | ‘ > 96 96 96% russet u s, $1.00: : © Port € 80 pe ne 5) 49 - and May and etter. BkIn Men Tr -) ay 4 a8 1 & o- arr ni2 - “ 200 4100 % 100% 1004 | Can Mars wi rele M5 & 50c St A 1 : yi 30 ” burbanks. $2.50; ' ‘ a Bk U G bd 5% 1 ; } i Aus! railia 4 ‘ . , : ‘a & ‘aterpil diana Stee! ay | | [ _ ; 4 4 ° n ~) - oo . 63.9 99 ~ Sea 7 ry —— Le st @:5-* > D ~1 be =) * —f aw » Sate + “4 we 125-8 — ie mash es ~~. pre pers SS aha es Ot ad dS ws OS 95 Gt ad Ut GO *et ~ nee Regn ES em Sap etn aE AE IOC AO IN GD een A AO CO AIP “ . beeen ur ores _ a doze : :; an an ‘aark, 354 97"| 97 jqMtLK— Delivered iS 4 108 104%4 | 00 “Sounds. Above quo tuberculin-tested =u VEGETABLE MARKET , | 95% | % | | sT. LOUI£ PRODUCE RODUCE ROW. March 79. o% Cities . 10. US supplies of tatoes were \ibera), espe- ~~ ~~ * « os R ht Se mm HOH © GH a —. is -* ores : we wr — Ve ~—e er mate - ~~" to > Rt ~l ~ @~ te Megane - ee Maryland © asualty| —_ “id > = » Set ee ee. ee ee ee ee at ee Fe Son rs -- . - . wee ®t Se eee 23 . » . P08 ON AR Nem » ‘ © a ~~ — i a a. =a a oF ~) - a — * , | ° Australia = Sl eaalase 117% a St : r i ee 4% 121%) "Si: b a nan- corn $1. 4 22/122 % (122% 122% | 4 om - OF 1 4 uti, art elanese t 7 . i Co Canada. eer we le , OT : nail $1.25 to $1.40; X wheat receipts. es 2 were 56.000 | ; 1 1004, 1001. 190% | Mi ae ~ + | Bovaria @%s ‘elanese rts ... Pee ° Moh & Hud Pow 9 R412 + " , ot «100 = : ; yellow, $i per box. compared © an Pac nae 6 100% 100% |100% i _ | eee “gar ln 111° elanese pr fn toed ae? H P ist pf >% 102% OTATIONS. Tee ‘ ort _ et ae G0 deb 46 ‘ pg 4 f 2 90 % | 00 ta | N c 43. é 10: ® | Belginm “4 = 4/114%.115° | Co n ‘ ; a | Moh Val new 32 9/102 2 | ps4 S California. $5 te $5.59 jjcen N Eng 4s... 1 5] 87%| 87% | X ee BOs 2B +o a i : os 108 M & Guif Oil crate. ¢ a0 7 | Central oe 5s. ; 104 ¥4 104.4 XN r - 107 Ses | Bele oe i 43 56 rae 1e7 eg . Mountain Prod. PSP A AGUS—Califom'’s Ss te do ist gtd 4s. rt 4 ; Ph , & : Belzit ym a Z 510 ! ; . en 4 if SU el” % 4 - | pany Service mcs Georgia, $5: crater. : do gtd 3% -.- : oe e- - iy Bie : , | a. 10 100% 100 % /100%: | ©. -" ) “8 31, | * Poe , aay : 000 2 | - 4 4% 0: : | ; | N: ADO—California, = to $9 per * included 2 oO | | Central Steel Ss. a adie a ; 1 : oe me AC fagner Electric ...! ; ae x RR, and 3 Ose os oy Corp. be 87 a +. , | e : U3 a3 serlin & EO '2 to et aoe 'Net Pub | ra% | 2! 3 ie ee eea bie bunches: Tezas “ag 250 6 PE io to 3” fagner Electric .. | | , » Northwestern. markets Com: « fa - wi 10s « 5 B 00 0 Bue, tate pede vitae tema ee Nat Sug Ref ... ‘ 37 43 j-~ ; and Varner etric % >a ad had FE sgt of wheat. empared | Chi & A 3% 50. | 59%/ 59% y ¢ 2H R : Solivie 47 06 (105% 106 ant ie Sourt =| 208.) 30 : Fbks Morse 5s juice Gea Texas. $40 to $60 per agner oe 5s! 5! 67 S18 a week aco and 921 a year azo.| do 3} ; , ‘} 4 é; ; nt om re + Ree ors % hal —>-* a ae Fe ~ — — ee & = a. ‘ ‘ : oe ‘i » 6 ~ = | , Bolivia Nat 70% y's ye Fed Sugar 6s 33, agner i aig aed "Hi . lis receiving 160 cars. Duluth 93 do 3s 5| 73! 73 3 7 i oe al —_ ‘Netsner ae” sf [3ie! 647 +, je 5s 42. ih er Te ) ' Winniper o ai. | CB& riz os : rani! . Ac ‘as ° el d 4 Se 51208 ) meances were 16.000 bushels of wheat, | ny er | 4% z 3 41 Go O'at Neveee Gal 22e¢ . - — , aogeey ef flour, and 79.000 bushels tee nae 63 . "3 es tak as | Brazu hd ‘New Bradford ; ' = f = ‘ , ° , - = 7 FF % & | Briz CR ’ \ ) iF ‘oD . a ot wh wh ee were ) 70. gon cae . ‘ ' — i -' i 4 90s Yo tah = rn we OMoe -}: 2Saauw wr _ CABBAGE SPROUTS—Louwisians bbie. “CAULIFLOWER si bs eng x cratcs, $1 a PRY — iy OF n da t crates as30 to ‘- ida OT sen per > — x SE523 9: 00 1 : va p 4 Ql, 914 | NYC& StL i J : 107 lus | Buca fn > arecrrarr ty ‘oluim BE & ow. Boatmen's Nat. Bank .. Cal ; aro. : S. & | 66 10 [1 | nryces i ‘ 107 (107 A} ai) tn ae pay omw Edison first National Bank. “compared with 436.0 ‘hi a ? 10614 106% 106% | N Y E rt S 117% 117? omw Few os fercantile Trust .../ ina 861 OF ’ : ; 1103 W403 4103 =| ; [ : Mies. Valley Trust . .| 16). . « 1. “ed ’ wy «| + 20\102% [102 % 102 te | gta lil 111% Sat. Bank of Com. ..; _@15T | yey ' 508. Ric ‘i * 3) 92%) 92% 924, Jersey 5 »/101%(\101? & L Union Trust ..' eo. » 753.00 ic &NW 7s . 3:104% 104% 104% ‘ ; Ww | : Aloe pid. . .-.. | 1 ee ChichNW sf 5 29; 31102 [101 {101 | rt A ssees | 108 . -e 36. 1 1101 ) ons Laun Aloe com. 2. ;| BD C&NW414 2037 st) 26/103 % 103 > ON co . Credit Indemnity. ' & ree *"** - + ~ wo cer ~] Gen Vend e 37) ee Srl | Pow ~ Mex & Ac Ltd 4 Bi) ly 31 (,eo0r Newmont Mining} 24 166 70 GoodyT&R 34431) N Orl Pub aAvc. : NY Tel 642 pe pf Be ni aw fe | Niag Shere c!. | 1: he ? | Nie} lh . F. ” Be *! 923 oh o 5s 57.. Chic Rail o8 ... 1%; ¢ OF | i C r 6 | .25.109 % 100 105% - t. se -.. RES, WS ay 1 le} Invest Co 6s 37) he €%- CRIG4P 4% S32 .! a 4 iN . a ; b% | : O45 | owl , . - a! on f~ pg coy ! ee Gen aan tet cere! af rath eral in made on tne CRI4P gen 4s 4 } 03 te) QO i. a-c | abi om : > abe | Nor : | ? | 21 3 : Ge A , x 5s 0 » Thursday were as ; follows: |CRI€P rig 4 : 2 | : +- ‘ oe { io 6s 61 : as 4° 47 es hm wie . 4; 25%5| 2! e5 i, | ag Pipe — 2: 71 - ; — ye e*e . , “ " - a ; * tit? a ; . . ; “ ",@ feq > o- a 4 ~ ‘ ‘ t ow dj . ‘ . pd red Donny $1.7 a4 1@ 1. 80: ae a be SB . ‘ an see : : y 4 81 & ao os Ho oi 4 oD um | bk eae bs ‘4 3. ~ a 4 : 6 6 6 Othe 6 2 Te eo 8 4&2 6.4 Fe 4) > ae *- *) 3 , n St os 4 ; 4 a . +) . . ef , ee ‘ 5 ‘ : a, * * . = a . ss | Northeast ‘Pow.. pyd-Weilsh Shoe com | : . § Fed winter where 61.72. 2. Ne. 2 | Ch&W Indd5%s 62 5 (10! xj : | #8 i Gov 58 5] RA) 2 28 % avega Inc .... ~ 5} % seal fi IN West jee Soy hoe com. | 047° { ite wheat $1. 74. No. 2 _hard gd cg gage 3 = 3. es ' Lm, geen hristiania 6s 101% 101% 2 Cn 12,304 300 | * ag | Nowadel Process. | bun Shoe com. . .i tT) - t Feree +, Macaca tips 10¢ to 25¢: a i and Alabama 10c ond Pioasigyice bs Le pu Bae" A wat — = = = ee 7 SSSS2= 532 >) —" oe © ‘ > QAPy ~~ Oo PPS SF _— to 60c = oe - G - aS er =. Fe : Ps. Rin 20: ~}-209 = Fe SESS CK : : . o “— 8 ' n Oil vt Chic &NW gen 4 3; 96% > 4 , Pre. 9115%415% 115% | Ghile M B bin 5 —> OO T+ a ope land Prod a Cove Sternberg Chic&NW g 33s - 3a iN Y ' oven com. auT—c ask — Kew per Hors—Loyisiansa Bune Der Fo She jo Se per dozen 37. he, mearh Te esses Ot 1%-bu crates, white. sre : Lé * a oe at et PD ~ ago. ? St. Louis Cash Grain. oo ~ - 322822325 isc eto 22° 2sa5 o > Pr - SFsSe eer 3 3 ~ 3323s CELE Fe re S2330SF a. i $2333 nw s , , : ~ } ‘ : y a | amp Ant wm aft : Ri ‘ ; | eA s . . , : Pac Pat af. . ’ sGe 108 : ' — pry hn oi i en a6 Wb OS c« y CCC&St L rfg 5sD = y _* - ‘ : pen £ ” 4 * ‘ > y " “| 16 7 i Grose Laitous's nate BTC. "| Cont tees i? 4§ 1/101 ‘01101. | N Am Cem6 35 840 -' O%| F) amieh Mun 10 ’ ee ey . “921 Penn O Ed pr vf 18a 108 107% ae ee ; ; . : | ‘e ] 7 6 , a7 r’ |N d5857 o ia 3" a1 } ’ 7 S : if les P& LI Ws. Al c LOFd Op ae ; 5! 3 J alton Iron Wks pfd ..'.. ‘ 7 Cont] Bag&éP 625 -j 4 a o% N AmE z : ° - : ° mt 411174 111° | pene : . te | oni. | oF il. N Pac priien 48 aveian com 2.880 . a CHICAGO TRADE Cuba N Rys 5* re- a Duqu Lt 4 \% A67 2% 102 " My 10% les ) 1 Pea 5 oes 5 1 - » ‘ 3 ye 1 and = the - ) ; 100 TZ 1007 } T | Won ndation if be ‘ Pyrene Mfg ' 1) plar Wave » Rich Jae Reliable St bs a7 St L GéC 6 47. =) > - pesos yeee eS ts oe oa. « = © SS - y ° a a x... a o ‘ ~~ Dore t3 >> 3 a5 «a . ~ i a OF RR eee me me Bt me ce ot Qe hen b A. y Pe eee om & _—_—+ * * . . ~ * N. Mare p: O6 spot and future area. 17s e 10% | ese), 10 % + £66, 108: future ‘67 i , 7160 10s: futures £238, Lead spot f Fe : ‘108 108 % futures £20, 106: zine spot “NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET SE" YOM, Nore Ree BS eon 8.008. Sher Wy C 6 Snider P 6 32 Solvay A 3S. 42 : SEP&LS 2025 w ¥ Rou As 6 37 eshisan Chas . ' 2 tichfield Oil pt ox | Penn Dix 6A 41 ; | 2 | 2 domestic do 1s cn pr Iné if ea “2 30 42 & W on Sylphon .; .» . |Richm Rad «--- ci ) a > wheat, territory and re sted deficl-| do gen lien 4s. | Sve -S: a, i Lo a6 ve 3 2%, 112%, | Hambur “Eee 11! 964%) HH) H% en “Bak Corp ¥ ail Ruperoid Co .«.--- 8308 $80 408 ’ ee crugirs- “¥- B D G 2d _ | 81 ei of eub- soil moisture southwest. | do «vt +6 A ‘ ; 4 , * i Pehn RR aT e4 "1 } i 53 | »* : 2 : ‘ i™% re ‘(* ; aaa SS tow ay yy eel » 1s ® : ip s cP NJ 4% ~ 1a . Lec UP. w r “ is s q « at — e . 7 9, #3 , - “a Legis apt i 77 . . = 5 sullins S : | 24 ey neta) ‘*imits. Corn, oats ved Lt 6 B 54 24;,'102 14/1021 | Penn RR gen 448 Dat isan *E agisartigy, satin 1.1002 4, 1008 | Bor iB d Sond Sales—Continued | Belt-Croek Prod «|. Siasa *ingo (25! | Scripps EW si: iffield Steel ; | 6 Me provision were also firmer. core ee Fed li & Tr o8 3 1K ide | | Bee Gan of Sie + : a at EP ot xi | one vars anitary Groc .. 780a\-0- | \~"- 52 {Sharon St! 5) sloff Packing Co. ...- ee get tc higher and subs® | nick Rub Se ~ ica" % | Peo&! 7 es ‘ —— 104% . ' 161917 Q* 11% : | Beeman Bros ouras Bros “A” 3 .* mere BOrered. | Florida EC 5 74 58) OF th 89% | PereMara rfs S:| 1310 hg “2/108 14110322103 % | - SECM — IGN BONDS. Seiberling Fwb wt i 4 er. , : oe en ee FORE (x | Repetti Candy ywuthern Acid com ...--| a) — Fiorida FE C 4's Jo VE Maan ( ge eng on ‘ , | Repetti € } ) te 4 ; rket "toda: bey PB st : : ov: oy A — ” suthwestern Bell pfd . 7) 4 > ' sot this selling to | FW&DC Os ex ; - OR i Phil Co rf vagner Elec Corp pfd..| 7) 99% tee : BIDS ANU BIDS AND OFFERS | Goodrich BF as 108 %4 [207 % 208%") Coe a P 6 47 (51105 41,195 | 6F Gnited Railways 48 .... .++*) 6 ” @ | Goodyr T&R 5 o : tae no, | Portland Ry 5 3 =) oF p! ve. | Hung ue Bh ee a ~wat ) | Singer Mfz ty & Sub PS OB oss isee- me | de and} | Goth Silk Hos RS, er a $34" PRyLt&P 5 42 LO 100° “* ay a se leeder Steel 7 4% , } Vine: ; t%. 100% | cinger Mig Ltd aliins Steel fis errs a ae CAGO, March 29. arch 29.—Grain bide | Gould Coup 6 #0 nie lsaaw LPerte R Am re ‘ t C1 T i. Bi, 16} 86%; 96%! 96% | . xo we, —“ot50, 1/102 2% 102% | co Am G & Fl ts were as follows: 77" ' | Gr Tk ~ € x ‘ : ‘ Presec S ' : rs Hin ve Ital Pu Tei) Ws - 8745 1, | eS Rt in (Ute | South A« A Fake r ras. offers. icr Tk Ry C 6s . — aii Li ’ taly Fe 1951 . 52) Of QSh. AR win! : %'100'4 | eoy Pow & Lt Solumbia Phonograph Diviec™ “ : [u,-145 | Gt North Ry 7 A > sh & El&GS 146 is Japan 644 3 Me 108 ‘Sieg _ f : lsou P & L war of $4. - + ee ita *® o%.-% |} Gt Nor Ry fh hs Pure Obl 8 5° 13 100% % f * Ja ter L 3 o5| { ¢ 4 x . 0 921,' 92% is 'P & 1. pt ptd ad Bea Piseses ess 4 bat §N Le / | wa © 104 31, is afte 7 ret 2 w- a , O7 be | : pfd NEW YORK. March 29 —Co a wheat.... By" ‘ r Gt Nor ¢ 4 7 2 100% 100% 100% Reading Migs 12 dip ¢- oa ; 100 4 11002411004 ne stecl 7 86 97 27 s | ou Cal E : B é a eeeanh Co. Bridgeport, Cont. Sakae com... | s; D ‘ha te * | RioGW col irs 49 -- = SPs | Marseilles Os 3 ! ett 5 oe "an6 gtr SS ————— _ rT : | Hat Elec 328 --. o o> | ae ; {RIT Aw & 145% ~ aad é a st Beattie! int . we 2 | oa a ia —— ++ + 20s -. | Havana Elec 56 3) 8 86 ~ SLIM&s gen 6 101% TOL%s 101 t * st ; ym i p ty ’ , 118% | Spalding A. G. -: o ser, Warner Q 6 42. - STOCKHOLDERS’ ™ — & .», 103% | HockgV 1 cn te, 6 105% i tei | Str. IM&s 4 R&G 6% sm 35 Di i” wv — — , am 87 190 | @pan & Gen ©COrP ; io ed S| 5) Tr 3 —_——— | lngi, 26) 96% 96 | 26% ® 'Mex Tr 66 } ar, 7 " {) lez ne ly ‘ . Spa: ‘KS z es AN oan. a New York Sugar. | Hoe enBeTx Ba! 102% 102 Mee aE | StL Deshpec 8..| . 3.78. | 78. | le 3 2, 39%4/ 39%) 39% | Cee Paulo Mt Se | isa & E pte pid March 2 SEERER YORK. March 20.—There Was T° | Hrd Coal 5 A 6° 87 Ye! B6% | OO | StLasF 6 C-. 0% 100% 100 Mex 99 sf 5 ast) |. a i | 107%4 | sierra Pac El pf The annual meeting of gtockho © Or salve in the raw sugar market | Hud&M rfe Da * ~' oo 5 ‘x L1Té&S Fra Le wi 15 p 97 pA 5 Ste 3 ae A oi - Ne an ; 107% | go Cal Ed rts Louisiana and Missouri ° eet 1 yee | leday with spot Cuban quoted 8 | ryud&M adj inc os | SL&aSF ad} t« SB4/ 101% os ri 101 Ps ex 99 sf 102 | Stein Block P for the tenneneyee. of euch ‘other “4 that the Cuban Export Comm HumO&Ref 5s a7, 131 Py, 19 1 ee | do 538 D J 1 a -* | Me 4 g) : ais a oe q $y 97 Texon OW as may properly before the vu had sold 50,000 tons of sugar oUt FU ininois Cent 5s. 10 108 204 92. | do pr in be 5 els 54 cial aN 3) 25%e! « " . 51 5 iy 106% ol Indiana. , eval be held at the c general office 000 tons in reserve there to COUM-/ FL Kis Cent 4% 5102 (102 pc* go pr in 48 A ; Olty § - by gid sal ne 7 ; Oil Kansas. . ° room in i os Outside of the United States at priors |} n Cent rfe 48 55 1, 96%) 96% | 96% | op ow Term Ss ~ oF 23% 2! T me 3 7 ou Re ori bal 9 i*2 x %| 87% peck Building, 316 North Bros 2 Strom 2.70% to Sie t. IC&C SL&NO rig ; . |SL8W con 48 .. Me| | 3 x 10 gid ! simens & M 7s 3 st Ol Ohio . i 3 oie | 15101 101 ui8, Missouri, on Wednesday. tl ode * May have aceounted tor ae Titel te c “a ! 4107 (107 (10% cPAKC SL 4148 "| 93 a7 0% cee 5 7a! OM) 274 10 6% 51 ctf 1/108 % | Standard Pub A. Noa, (190 * of Mey. 1928, at nine ae at the opening of the raw PiRt” ae aNO 2%0 \SPM&M cn 4% | an Cit 6% $2 ) 93%, O24 31 D0 pe pd s (407 | gtein Bloch - 108 06 i market and first priecs were from | ICEL. 35 100 % | FOU ™s oo . y) O78) OTH) Sew ie Coe oe a ’ Sein ey : : . 4 ie ° ‘ . wn ‘= “ ie , Ca” Seis ‘Y , | Willing by Cuban and European in- 41 +s og 105% 105% | Schulco 17 10! ; : aT Yan ., Ox i . ; aeten § a ' anc at midday were 1 to 3 points | “ et 103% 103 5 doa 6° . Ba | Bi 71, ce ro Ot > aM = ,, | Swiss 2 J i o | ae as” 1a M ae ee or in part ave | , , 1 14/103 % % 101% | Seab A & : oon Gs . Me | oo E Onare against the purchases of the | Inspn jad ct ame i do gold 46 stp | ' rt, 1024 __4 oul @ Tidsl Osage tone. and. 10 the estimate of 4/ Interb R Tran 6s ou ' at ~~ - aie i ae (102 10 Kz ykio C 51 : : do ng 7 Usgar acreage abroad. A prom-| ynter R Tr rfc 5s i pe r Z 4s : ‘ ‘orwas vn 2 es ~ 4 we ” . , “Timken Realty wropean. authority estimated. InterRT rig 5 eta 20! ; ‘a ie . : “moans n, 4 102 2 ; Tokio Fl Lt Gs 4 a oad Ton Prod oe Surar at her mm Eureore at 8 577 ‘ 000 | T tA ric os ath ; . ; } . ’ ."S . , ths ' ° , “ . —,. j ‘ #90) 7 iwi : 5 with ices unchanged = if? iy t Pap evt £ } + “4 201 "a * eimee Pet 6 20 an a3 oe 4 "are. a 0 . 4S. oS as | 3 ne granulated | and n . en _ pe : 1 ms, 2 poz 10% : - +t POR 105 oo is available at 5.7 5¢. | IntRyeCA 6ts ! a 4: . 700% 100% | © ies : . att 7%} U! war My 100 % Anproximate : 7 * ro 4 A , 34 - . a 3 . - " . ‘Ry, Pernam! u 7 : : : : at tops. Mav 7%.78c. e * 2.87e. i 7 A Pa S - 27% Mar 2.86. an te oN | Steel Market. * YORK, March 79. — Stee! un-| & > % e } geetiene roe V-R DD G Ist pf! le awe® -_ ~ in centra $e a » ¥ . RIE es EO ~ ae ol ete — ee oe SS0 3 mE - os. oud het ~ — Transctl Oo 7 30 Lt & R S% > yu ne ~~ 59 SO a a) named ALI H 39 OS $358 23 = =3 nity Seal elie 08 - ss -— v * _ ook Mod ih eh = > no } — Slav t¢ Bk 7e 57. ww »*-? ha a pM et eeseeia FFF FE —e = gO NA Al FORA nsettet S32s35 SORE TE ere os ant~w= — . =~“ Qore- sa DeVOorwnni4+0uo “~—— ees a re F - oy ~~ ) pe he oe &DPoPRB~i~t+oo a: fe ABE 0 Ah IEG INN , girs or oa veeentidh dint " = = tes >? oe o* — e5723 ScReenszezs ee FF . FES Ee on RR Paes oe BuréWeindesO Cen BkGerdeA | CBkGer 60518. | Com PrBk5 % 637 | Chile MeeBkGs31 / Dan Conds 55 ‘Dans Port 64852 POR Mrd-teyoOors ~ wee —_— -—- aS oOo“ sit- vw Dee ow~- — + » egeess3 FRPEE SH 2 8 Ps 3 dems “ BB88 S53883 -_ RS228 * a 88 wn ~~ + “ > - Ae | aineed 44 ee ee ae - a © . e - ee 4 , ge is = th ; @ | pods Caens Coal etfs 5 “ . me st * " : 3 : ¢ é . : 23 n , 4 is , ” ‘ nae Me 108% MA Prem 4 ms 5%, (1 ; 3 108% 105 % 105% || "108 ls 1072's 102% | 6102 {10 £ ip WDE IEP LPS LPR

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ : =THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , ONE MAN STABBED, ANOTHER ff GOODYEAR TIRES ON EASY TERMS AT UNO ~ 4012 1012 .N. GRAND | BEATEN IN ROOMING HOUSE “| ] OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8 P.M. “att sree D Doc. OMPD i E | | we As Charles Davis, 65 started up the stairs to ais Tepes: on the second floor o! rodmin house at 3345 Delmar ,oulevare - - jast mn! ght. s ne } | ‘the staircase called out, “Who are ivou?” them attacked Davis. As the : e /'man was beating Davis, James e pone 9 nciuain OOoOmMm=-VY1Ze elvet u : - JU eee : ) a an dae ip gh ROE Sat eR ne A manic ie Nb NINA) mares gpa nnd ate el agoranbi le oy ma 2 pee - “ kK, v : . be arith ivan cpaien . ee bY a - + Raat Bee vty AER ney, ~ sehenalon sarees oC Hamilton, a taxicab GABARDINES "=>: | house, came in. | The man ran out, stabbing Ham- | ——s $= jiton in the abdomen as he passed. FRIDA bf ONLY ' \Hamilton was taken to City Hes-' : . . | pital. where his condition was pronounced scrious Police were | the assailan t of Davis MEN’S $18.50 VALUE jenny Hamil 7 somiant of Dak amr] Hamilton wie for someone else. IT TO PCOATS Scene | Furniture Bargains At Union's 3 Exchange Stores sige ai? ! Se ies, aoa oe ik Dela By Ain. Seas a, ROP Pe Re oe Oe Cae. ty c pecs eee Be, eek AT ge Pe ey FS ie Bk a ie ry te iy fe 3 ~ fo (Nededs hc, hme sp.) 0 ae - Ps ie é eee Tair? Waray” yaar ge. Se peek eRe we f bias ° os CN oad es} . ~ a on “ OW gl bev hw ue I ttn Sos : Soe on Ady eet sin grins Fos oes Core CNN ING en aa ee Te oh ne ene er PRS A wh % : ne Sarason a ” reat ae, hs $ pal os 3-Piece Velour Bed-Davenport Suite Velvet Rug Davenport Table Junior Lamp Bridge Lamp -Table Lamp End Table A sensational offering of a complete Living Room Outfit including a beddavenport suite, the davenport of which opens into a full-size bed. Just think! All of these fine pieces, nine of them at this remarkably low price! Just 50 of these complete outfits on sale Friday only! ‘SEE THESE BEDROOM Bargains! 3-Piece Bedroom Suites $39.75 3-Piece Bedroom Suites $69.75 4-Piece Bedroom Suites .........$78.50 4-Piece Bedroom Suites Odd Wood — s Odd Dressers in many designs $ Odd Chifforobes, sacri- ficed Day-Beds; many pretty styles $9. VERY SNAPPY $24 VALUE SUITS TOPCOATS | $ 1 Q:50 MEN’S BRAND-NEW ALL SUITS - - --= siz SIZES LADIES’ * Four-Piece Bedroom Suite. 145° A splendid Suite of genuine walnut veneer over hardwa construction with deep overlay panels of genuine walnut. Ti Suite consists of bed, dresser, a oe marvelous value at this low price. Pay Only $10 Monthly ae iat See 33 w Be Ay ee SL ROM Capea ORR VS. RS '— & i omy 246 aA ie, os Odd Davenettes Of Oak er Mahogany $9.75 Gas Ranges A Choice Group at $11.50 Chifforobes A Bargain Special at $19.75 Floor Lamps Many Stvles at $5.95 Dining Suites re. ew Marvelous Value $69.75 Extension Tables Oak... Bargains at $6.75 Breakfast Sets 5 Pieces... Bargams at $9.75 Refrigerators Wonderful V alues! $7.50 1118 Olive 206 N. 12th St. Sale of Baby Car riages! SPECIAL OFFER Cribs! timed Quantity Reed Baby Carriage A full-size cabinet gas Range in all-white porcelain enamel. Four- burner top and large 16-inch oven. With handy cutlery drawer. ae: ge dee ae ‘ oS BO hen eee re phe 2 ee "4 pi. vain G ee eee Fan an OF ios 7 we ey FC. ee ee ae ya os r Mee Ga ET , me ere sti ee e Tee a oR 4. x . \ - 3 4 : Novy Be 3 ; te : Si? eet £ i st te he aanealen alll ttt aa ungiie Wie lhe . Reed Baby Stroller — Nicely shaped amd mace with — - = - «4 > - > ustadie noOoG ang Toot rcse insice with heavy corauroy tired- artillery wheels. Fitted wt ee : Rebuilt! Guaranteed > ~~ i= Saicty oOrakc. $2 Monthl> ' . rs Eureka Reed Baby Carriage Vacuum Refrigerator ae | Cleaners a. J mn extra tine Carrwege with heavy } : wire wheels fitted with oversize $ 50. A : me -door fet. tres. Ball bearmg. Lined with crator In , ; corduroy and equipped with storm styles with white porcelain enam- curtains. The adjustable hood. has el-lined food' chambers. Heéavily a window on-each side. i Rebuilt - . . with mew parts .. . insulated. 3 { } mew bags... new brushes . .. Monthi $3 Monthly cords ... refinished and ssolished. #3 You can save ape? maqney on the ALSO 1% OTHER STYLES FO CHOOSE purchase of one of these splendid INSPECT OUR COMPLETE LINE. FROM...AND A COMPLETE LINE OF Cicaners. . GIBSON AND LEONARD REFRIGERATS BABY CRIBS AND NURSERY FURNITURE | $2 Monthly ALSO KELVINATORS IN ALL Latwe Baby Crib ame Ot hardwoods with close heavy wooder . tillers... Made wit pstinglh -_ and fitted with*resient link spring. special value Ith —_ Market wach oe eee ' é UNION Ss neatly HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 101) N Eee CTARECT tee Oly 1120-22-24262830 OLIVE STREET at J F VNL| RSAMPLE COATS Tweeds—Poiret Twills FUR TRIMMED eet es ne ee eee ~ ; . hi 2 see Tae : K Fe ee eS hanes ‘ ; Ay $F yet apm ws - a ’

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MAIN NN} a te see wo OR wes ee : .~L. ci ae oe © © 7 = ew OF sake SSS eneeee eS ee PSS SSS SS Se . see Pe DAD EAD ARA 5 ne here “e ee ee tere _" se he De ee i a.” »scALEA * + i i AAAS ns ss eSan* Piva? 2 ‘ S ‘ ‘ MO ip LS, “ ) 1% Wc EaAdAQA0AAh00AA0ahA9B0DAAAaAaA A@0AAaaA0090ZAnQBEDARDAaAaA C0000, The pick of the best basketball players in all the classes making up the All-Smith team at Northampton, Mass. The second girl in the back row is Miss Julia Haffner of St. Louis. ——-Underwood & Underwood phote, cddeddddddddddé; G pj, L425, 4, th ‘. SS N WON Yay , 7 “4, 7 yp", "“y , ~ ty’ “teget 7 4, 4 Vi ae Sy. htt / YZ . , LL Le ccdddddddeedddededeedd ddd eeececedeececeedeceeedee? CMA MMAMAARMAEAMMLBEM A wounded moun- tain lion treed dur- ng the annual olorado. lion hunt ear Glenwood prings e — Wide World phote. SSS N Y ~%% — 3 TRV VARNM WWM @m QO a ION Yd ~ *. “7, = Pepe ae > » » Se ~s%™ ~* ~ a ee es ee a ee ee P, . 7 . . ee Peet * ns S a “ . ° 2) .* , . La M ~ . 4 . ' > eS tos. . : y} Cee. 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She was held up and robbed of the money in her home Tuesday. ~ By a Post-Dispatch photographer. ~ > dae SSO, ~ “™~ 7] i ari rr Xe So oo ss ss SS SAA Bao ee (4A 4 9 VY, 4 a flo a a ij . pata... +> » oes nw enn > ae] ee Se NS RS \ S\ \ Sand ‘ QV “ OPE — “ee * of “A le VLE" ccQqQE 4, fu GSe0Ft 4, ~ ease oS SSS The Junkers all-metal plane, Bremen, in which the’ German flyers, Capt. Koehl, Baron von Huenfeld and Arthur Spindler, flew from Germany to Ireland as the first step in the flight to the United States. Associaicd Presa ~~ ere SS a ee ee i ee treet car to be tricd out on all Jines in the city. There are 36 individual seats placed at an angle and seven additional ceats at the end. > bb bb > bb ene ee oe ee OS OOo OO SN. MHS AAY "I se W. K, Coen Jr., of Kansas City, one of the youthful tennis stars of the country, who has gained the place of emergency player on the United States Davis Cup team. —P,p & A. ghote, * eG Te ee PORT oe ee SPO LOT PRS, eran me ws Wen Ny Ra ne 8 a8 cD. ON a Se Be ee a ae > a rh ” te a 4 Pe : Pd : p ‘ bal a , . . “7 ‘ pe . aes. sige a. . . , nA “e ~ ns ge et 5 >? gs 7 at ae ARS : My : . ; we - ms , » hee we J . “ . ¢ . . ~c ERA RA RBA RAL AK AAS ~ rrr aA oe | Ninety acres near San Fer- nando, Cal., given over en- tirely. to the raising of col- ma 7 oréd freesias. oie ~— International phote. ae oe © sth tte shéetelelsslslLhllillLiiililiihahhhilli ih “te TE ~*% ™ ~% 7 , 74 Ut, Uli" WY. Z Me pe jl as : ly ge mone — oc P fl 4 4,4 . 04 pe am Vg GG #. 5 , y ro uate ~SORADDARDADNE SD nen " . = : sg ’ >" ey QABBsws SS Ww asx - t » ly an “\ 0 hij we | y Governor Alfred Smith of New York and Mrs. Smith in the Executive Manbion at Albany. The Governorishel@ ~ - ing his grandchild, Arthur, | TR ; ssenihidtii ne » ‘ e he SEE > get Porte one ript ae LIP ye? _ P ~¢ y ‘ pain tees ee ae REF SESS a na a an ee * oF ee wice. va Ci ee TRS ee wie ROW Fae qa SL! “ee: ae ¥t ¥ “ego ren Wat, yi ke awe wt ee - a, : : ‘pcan ee ETT ee AN naghag sh agitnnds ee eds, = wl oe ee See mo hyde sole Ra er 7) _— - ~~ 4 ae a - wap Pp 2 = pana atte ; VLE AAD LDL C HE ACT e GAA SR gett 2 RSE 8%, 0. PN «; Wise. >. mem a ee ee ea Ce a wh, Ye Cian ricmgtmee lhe Seteapgiglpae ° Lay y I a a - Poa . 4 a oe) ee Sai cilia Miia iid td metabo neta ted Attn Ee een dhe elias hadiadeies ec, Le ae] . oe" cate * . P it Se ee ee > ot oe “ ° > & Mm-« a * on he, “ “> Per * - * v ep tore way. » ‘“s © Yee" ee \ ye w + or “ ~~ =" ag Seopa a ~ > te} ty 7 tee > » a a “ye ‘a? ew & wwe > 4 oC ~t> >, » ww ee iti oe « + Ee ow ; » ‘-— & « we * ® ~* os nd rt eh me 2a . ~ ae ~* ey ee — , 7 ye r ~ + “ Ma xy " ng A . ae te a a + . _— st. ~ *, . = . ¢ ti be. babes — % « * »

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THURSDAY. > MARCH 23, 192% TREDAY wanet 33, 1928. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | 7 i ae . "“Atthe |, CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | rh C ) APAN H y ®. Inferior diamond ~- winiiedd OF G OR the April 1 party; Ris. : I ~ Range : : " fooi's-cap a prominent femme ry 13. Hollowed part in , On the center of the é5 te ts ' St a n d | r , Av a passion for exactitude, 15. Stage-coaco horse. wars = ts . 2. 2 Come ott Kegs. 7 | “Ss no stronger than its, 16. Placid, —— 4 “ i Imitate - ~ Searfs, Panels, Bus- weakest link.” And a Wit, on /|1T. Swelling im knobs me Os ED | ey ) . hearing woman's neck likened to 18. Condition of Lie. ———? ", : Bp. tles.. Bows and ‘Tiers +, | Diace a link which joins age and yousa, 19. Aljured. A lightea “ oxt in top ane Fav red Trim-| has been insptred to proclaimt, “No 21. Slips away. One 3°, : cap will antag | Are ave 7 woman is a year younger than her 396. Roman enclosu:t. [je-geuecoeees : tion effect. Inside ef the am ore : neck.” 31, Summarizes, ' “de,i2ts ewWt3' caps have a little : mne*- Not altogether exact that, since ‘gs weer pie = - — se clthapees th Ba 8 . > ’ Wo ue 5 ve - a 4 , 4 . ‘ ny " " a tong . , . - - sw igs igrrites Sark eh CRS, at . a ; reo Sage AN , y bea fr. ee Bs PO Rg Sa tas pis 4 an hee § “ £ ~ fires ood. , Te wae ua . wane : ’ i ’ Ba cnqsdbtlle eden figelipiaee scald tllepia -xakiebeg Bw } Sea: cap to each cap place card, > pull should bring forth a esuy foolish in character to be ap . Biemiss. _ Partnacecus ‘food. —_ LEE IRELA DO h ABE RS NEE ae ~~ . 7 ne ao ~ + a ets sda? 9 « Maas Sek IR 7 i AER Sy Ot SRT: ak Eo te Sz, . : oe, eee Rh mine " ‘. ’ ° s” s ‘¢ or on Theater Guild to bring & erigina!l company and thefr chi - getor and playwright, ory ' Gato, to London. - Sato, while a student ' = many. witnessed the famous Pus gion Play at Oberammergau, ihe acted as critic of pee 1€ ; for Japanese papers. eo i wcichamn of that production Wa “that the Christ was too weak 4 effeminate—too much of an tunist who cared more for ‘uals than for humanity at # t the Bavarian oa | totally lacked suggestion of pows " t the chief character. He felt & | German play lacked firmness, 4 om gity and pride and it was net ca eeived in the spirit of the sterys ¢ol4 in the New Testament. Being an unquenchkable optimist. we trust that you who happen to read this may be possessed of a neck that is slow to rebellion. But |having in our makeup a fair | slight, that the moulded hiptine 1s) |amount of caution. we entreat you here to stay and that bustles, bews, | | pi i J gio ONE to do what you can, now that it is! nels, scarfs and tiers are the = & r Ey 4 Y Mealif fi 1A +) \L AAS ae (within your power, to prevent -erite trimming. | \E | - 4 es $, your neck from rebelling ever. | Tn geaaiinent aon many jeweled, : Se | 7 ; i | Bae And that rou can do quite sim- @rnaments are used, generally at) - ao | PPE E> | 4 Pet) i as Se iply. In other words, when: you do the waist line. The down-in-back | = | (Fite } =o ? your face. Be generous with your movement is being achieved in sub- | cleansing cream—don't draw the tler ways than last year, and often 'line at your chin: Carry on, down ; ao a loose panel, swinging from fhe /-to your very chest, when you! A shoe is not a good it © waist, will be lower than the hem, | cream-cleanse. But with this soj, | Breat toe does not He in s er the fish-tail back, which comes. |very important difference: Faces| | line. oe ae a a decided point, will be seen. | must always be stroked and patted | “ae rs okie have » euldinenant. who started} upward, and preferably @rith the’ | Tailor’s thread will hold en | ; lish parc eal -onception this down-in-the-back business, is) fingertip. Necks demand down- | mey's trouser and coat ns ; tage one come nearest the ptill clinging, to the same hemline | ward strokings. with the entire . ' some time. It ts well to inte ; the ca 4 in human fo0 ; 2 | s. lustration of a god that caused the stampede last year, hand, this war: a spool of it. etiennnedl that has ever been ee & 3 voles Pt - 2 _ Grasp the neck, well up under Christian world. ; | ae 3: : are | the chin, with the palm and all: : 2s) : : ' | is being } five fingers; grasp it firmly though CTT), vig? song Pte ptt. one gently, and slowly stroke down- es os e¢.,) -arvard summer school, Cam- at ! in Tokio by o- . ’ hands. Right. left, right, left, for bridge, Mass lending tragedians ward to the chest. Right hand, left ma , : % = -haracts hand. right hand. left hand (and v aulcemaaiiia te te cam ae A It was as a pupil of Harry L.| OUGE ay nS and a poe the male ca nally it fs . Cowles, tennis and squash coach at | is oe are cost Harvard. that she learned the, court game. She will take Cowles’ | | place during the six weeks of sum- mer school this year. | White kid gloves cam be dyed | '@ tan shade by dipping them im’ SY ee ~ ne wee | Rub a little lard on the Mi . > . : a | Damp salt rubbed on f and feet will prevent ¢ al ; -) — _ Lae. ———— re h - > ota but she is developing it in chiffons rather than the stiff fabrics. The | favorite shades are the off-white. _ | ‘black, purple, blue, chartreuse and | yellow. \ No ome has used the off-whmke; | hades more intelligentiy than | F, Vionnet, in my opinion. One very | uv: / puccessful Vionnet gowr of heavy) pa | Riek remarmee | satin is of opal—a white with a. ; oe : va greenish ‘cast—and has a very low HEAVY, opal-white satin is used by Viormet to pink, rose .and heliotrope fi | es St ae OR E decolietage partially concealed by - ; ; ¢ = 3 lian ae Ae = ol se a ext, dip the three middle fin- | : B scarf cut in an irregular trian- make an intricately Cul evenimg frock wit a avernate paneis from tf : ana aipping gers of each hand into the cream Girl 18 y Old Ble. Another successful off-white | very low back decoletage. Long, floating paneis decidedly rn th - boleros and | 2" pace the fingers behind the €als | : prea i mble of 2 . , a : : , ; . . éars and slowly. firmly stroke the Teaches Teachers | saffron water unti] they reach the wag oe Rage a oman cut in one with the yoke which partly covers the’ the long, jagged yoke of beads in green, rose ae Sane. Sane: Saget | | a bream. ehitted. She only relieving a: i thin + ee oe ee, eee Eh iso Se | Sides of the neck, down well to the _| desired tone. , em mote is the use @ strass for | decoilete, fall in trregular points below the hem. nips are striking de- | collarbone. ee = orb woiee @ 7 cerning. { - : t t any lumpi A h ¢ 18, ° tea | lent i e. shoulder straps and a large.or The Louise boulanger gown at right, pan en Then, to prevent any lumpipess| T the age of 18, Cecile de Cori Colid tea is excellent for house | Mary Garden i plenty of vour cleansing cream) # for about three minutes at a time. Do likewise at the back of the onardo da Vinci's “Last Say “me every endeavor hag been nad to have the scenery ace perfect. The auther visited Jer salem and other Near astel cities for models of rooms “& houses and for general at pros Or the Apostles, these a show the greatest changes in ¢@ acter during the five acts of © play, are Matthew, Peter and 4 das. *Judas ts represented as congenital criminal, of whose “ chology the Savior was at all @ | eonscious. Mary Magdalene coating of olive oil or almond oil on the neck over night. following the movements I described above. nament at the hip. AI should love or bagginess from occurring at | olis has just been appointed to plants. that so vulnerable spot directly un- | a post where she will teach |derneath the chin, coat the skin; teachers. | o; there with the white of an egg and | Cecile has been appointed to this on a sunburned Dlonde.) With the off-white shades many j ; women will wear the new Patou : tes S Jewelry of crystal in all colors, | ELINOR GL y N I ELLS in these days of enameled and on top of that give it a good sound | teach tennis to men and women! ; to show a greater change tham which seems to me a great im-— porcelain-topped kitchen equip- spanking with the backs o% «theiteachers who will study at ae F . any previousty accepted theory- provement over the rhinestones || A? q7 | aes A ment, we are sometimes at g loss | OW ou fill | tee See? rit r that Chanel introduced last season. y, i y, : 4 a woman eof intense ¥. + hor . ¥ + + + It'is especially geod in blue and as to where to fasten the meat ee ; _ a apteeteneneoae The Maegdalene’s complete appears to advantage. with Inde- | (Twenty-third Article). srinder. A strip of rubber mat er version through her last cor pendence blue, the’ color which | By Elinor Glyn piece of cigar box or even the Patou is using for many of Nis . ” itchen order tablet will pretect gowns. jnomanee he tabi Chanel-is doing a great deal’ 1@ tandie Ops nad prevent the with the low. decolletage. partly concealed by a scarf which is al- most an abbreviated tape. One| of the smartest examples appears | in a dress of hair cloth, that mea- terial which resembles lace, but is wirier. in the famous Chanel pur- | pic. a shade which is becoming to blondes and brunettes with a Surprising impartiality, The Leviseboulanger collection is very charming—she is using a) great deal of chiffon (fondly called | mousseline by the more deter- minediy Parifian, shops—and she iw using combinattons of the pastel ghades in an interesting way. One of her loveliest is made of rose and blue chiffon, falling in alternate panels from the waist, which is trimmed with a wide band of bugle beads in a broken diag- onal line. The back is decidedly lower than the front, and the whole has a swishing elegance that is admrirabie. lLouiseboulasger is more givén to the quse of soft mate- rials than the other couturiers, who are all breaking ovt with bows | and bustles that will be inevitably | crushed under a conventional wrap With this difficulty in mind | Viennet has designed a wrap which isnot, heaven knows, conventional. It is a cape of gold and silver tis- | sue applicd against a background | of black velvet in a startling mod- | ernistic design. Although it re-/| quires the use of both hands at ail | sap people think that men .re successful because they are clev-' er rogues, taking advantage of, ‘their weaker brethren and schem- ‘img for their own advantage—pbut the truth is, they are successfu] “in | Spite of.”’"—net “because of.” The reason for this is that they possess _a certain quality which draws suc- (cess amd which would have taken) them much further if they had been quite honest. For rou never can tell when your scheming and roguery are going to come back upon you and upset all your plans. Think qf any person you know, the attitude of whose mind is con- tinually crafty, whose first reac-| tion is to calculate what he can gst out of any situation, how he can’ take advantage of you. Where was) he 10 years ago? And where is he) now? And where might he have be, they have no real pride or se)f- been if he had used those same elever wits unhampered, not hav-' ing to expend so much of his forte im covering up his deviousness? It is poor policy to scheme and plan craftiness, for it is impossible (to be on guard all the time—and one of your actions which you least Suspect is a give-away, unveils the whole game to your dupes! Con- sequentiy they never trust you. and speak their contempt so openly cs to Put ay atmosphere of distrust round you which affects your cred- it, and will each vear diminish umes to keep it in place, the effect your standing. We all of us kno ¥ is worth the less of cigarets this | characters of this sort—berys and will involve. THE TRUTH ABOUT SUCCESSFUL SCHEMING. grinder from skidding. girls lways recognize them at'! school, but grown-up people are more easily deceived. and do xot seem to realize what they are for a: \long time. I would say to both young me3 and women starting out to win for- tune— or even just to enter society. | watch carefully the characters cf those you come in contact with. and be on the alert for the frst sign of craftiness, the first sugges- tion of scheming, for if the quality shows in sma!! things, you may be sure that the moment vou have business dealings with them ihevy will try to do you. Some people adore intrigue, and would prefer to attain a post through the back door, than to go for it straight and get it. The truth about them is that they are cowards and no mat- ter how haughty their attitude may confidence—only vanity. All scheim- ers have the slave conscieusness, inet the master consciousness. for the master gives a straight order aloud—but the slave must plot and plan, be subservient and deceitful. and perhaps even steal to gain nis desire. Copyright. 1928 The next article will be printed Monday. « Submarines are growing bigger and more deadiy all the time. The United States is building one that can drop 60 mines while she is cruising. lace on the table surface before putting on the chopper. may —tee ~ ee a foe x= — LO LO GS yt ae — For Paris Colors in Spring finery “~use TINTEX Saistin =~ nee time wher - sare fi ith Sprigg finery in the new Paris shades that all smartly- women will wear. -... and how nice to know that vour last vear’s Spring apparel! or your present fimery can be tinted or dyed these very same shades with Tintex. For Timtex in the Gray Box offers vou the newest colors inv *. | } i =. 22 4 SS, : WS ~ BAs Say >i bl te ald) Bt ee tee he hn ei Dh A An A , , ’ : : : ; : ; ; i © cama transforms the skin. But scientific care, which encourages swift circulation through the tissues and keeps the skin cells vividly healthy, wsif make your skin clear, soft and firm. This is the foundation of the Elizabeth Arden method. Cleansing the skin— with Elizabeth Arden’s Venetian Cleansing Cream—te- moves impurities which clog the pores and cause blackheads. Brisk patting—with Ardena Skin’ Tomic and Spectal Astemgent—tones the skin and firms the contours. Nourishing—with Oremge Skin Food or the ‘ j 7 ‘ , ; 7 ) 7 ; delicate Velsse Cream—fills out the skin cells and so Eat what you please Wear what you please De what you please Take no risky medicine - Thousands of emart women hare found this easy way te take off 2 to 4 pounds once cr twice s week. These women take refreshing Farro baths in the priracy of their own homes. ih at night and manner. Your physician will tell you "3 to 4 pounds im an easy. harmiess to do the work and that it | 2to4Lb. Qe = in a Night eae, Hd | “You o Bobby grinned. te have to ask that with Another wrap. designed by Lan- vin, isa sumptuous affair ef char- treuse Velvet with large bands of | silver braid adorning sleeves, which | ‘are go wide that the mew cape | silheyette is achieved. : The dress with which I sheu!d like to see this worn is perhaps ms pet ef the whole —@ Paquin creation of black with small eqid squares scattered over the sur- face. a large bow on the hip and the most startlingly lew decoliette i have ever seen which slants to the left side of the waist no less, and ts accented by a large cherry- red flower of a shape unknown to corrects lines and wrinkles. Follow this same method im the care of your skin at home. Elzabeth Agden’: Venetian Totlet Preparations but he belongs te are on sale ai that you ¢do. se I aw ’ be a sort of cousin te yom “T suppose.” sald Fs he has a nice. big tall 0 think much of a @ rs ‘amily who didn't have & & taf.” 3 “That depends on what J 2 bic tall.” replied Ser SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNEY FAMOUS & BARR CO. STIX, BAER & FULLER CO. ; if z WH il Fez Euizasers Arpen, 673 Fifth Avenuc, New York 25 Old Bond Street, London a ruc de la Paix, Paris ong. or it: may be big he OP Be " "* short. Or tt may be | | _ Tintaz Color Remever—Removes oid calor from oe. - ] but very tong. Io @ =. 3 | material se it cam be dved » new color. ‘i pee: wouid eal? it a bic tail “ . . . nies : Res , = 237 : | i q have a big tail It ton’'t & * ty tall. Your coming home | | | “a | uth ww a OM — the top card can ‘e torn off and you are all set fof the hemeward trip. | , : ; ’ Cracks in the Linoleum. | | | jf cinansing A crack in. the lineleum may be. eget Slieg with finely chopped cork mi —. , | | ~ mixed with Nqvid give. after tt s Ne set hard rub down with nets | prints 3 gt thy ee wer and paint to match the Hn- -_ Sinstnethiemnieieene fr va

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URSDAY, CH 29, 1928, THURSDAY. [ MARCH 29, 1928. a Bee ee Or EN eS: eS . » APAN HAS A PASSION PLAY PAGE a1] | Hats ||ETIQUETTE| spRING SUGGESTIONS — For the AMATEUR GARDENER ~ The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine {I | Vogue of Velvet in Sprin OF GREAT DRAMATIC POWER iVi early fall millinery for a te | By Katherine de Peyster. | short time and then hiding E have just moved into a new away, only to stage a revival in the : apartment which has a com- spring when it can be combined | bination living and dining with or used as trimming for |; room, without even a breakfast straws. Such variety lends spice tu nook. ‘But the room :s quite large. | the new hats, and velvet trims de- Some important Husiness friends of. velop apace J | my husband must be entertained, ‘ + . oe eA . : ot When white velvet fashions a | and as I have never lived any lovely large flower that is drawn | where without a dining room I am | OP git . conan a little bit puzzled and nervous through the side brim of a shining P - me black cellophane hat and tucks |} about my first dinner. iN you | i; F ~ as : : “as *% ' ‘closely against the neck of the | help me with a few eae a | | wearer, you have evidence of just 2] ‘that variety. Rather than its ve- F you can possibly it, keep your dining table against J f should be planted as soon as the |ing the hat-with-the-flower, th: | case is here reversed, and it is but ' the wall, as this will obviate the ne- | |soil can be worked, While the cessity of moving it when the ain- | | fall crop is excellent, it fs never te sh F ixings for 7 - pril Fool Party ” rag ‘ y w xy te PR iam a sh i: Be, oe . a bie pn OMe en on) + LO eneeenation ‘ nn * or * 7M; eo cicad - ee x a a to , ‘ . >“) =i a " ae ey ELVET has a way of appearing + y Fe ne April i Party mak | © Lee cap a@ prominent ¢ — Shades could b ane: 7 pS fashioned wit a C inverted 3 . Played by Non-Christian | ra "Players in a Non-' — | 7 — center of the fool’s-cap of. to sult your fancy. e have similar smal] ps tO Serve as Place Cards, Candle set in top of each give a pleasing iNumina. - Inside of the SMaliep @ littic boutonniere com small belis ang ribbons 7 inter cap can Serve as a er pie. : a | P After the candies + Meee British theatrical world has | sts ‘ - « - ons which have Sebtinka i ‘ heen startied by reports fron oration from under the h cap place card. Id bring forth a 500 a character to be a _ the occasion, or it 8-cap folded up and tiea tble a bonbon (to carry “fooling” idea.) These -: aid be worn by the suests mariequin ice cream cut in fool’s-cap and Serve on e ineplate. Cut sana- n shape of fool’s-cap. «a d cutter can readily he a tin ¢an and used to bkies or smal! cakes, FARSNIPS FROM THE HOME GARDEN, of the work consists merely of cul- tivation and keeping down the 'weeds. The parsnips will perform leven if the weeds do overgrow | them and produce edible roots, at- | though not of the size and quality ij} that would result if they were given a full chance to develop. It is a long-season plant and table have Cardboard eatery « mal ; ¥ a lp op ee a . . SEO ay Og, tT RR his ruemannineee LL TCL tan stella a felts te then tebe on « i ond vette ee 5 . 4 » ts, oa er - _ . -- 4a Pot to. ae Mee ent i (Ml tei vets vteat lates Ls + ighh Me 60 es eee) he ees -" uidnded city atttnanes lt Bt i gle - manage edith witinralll aia -, ae , iLiP- As eee may - oe oe FRESH MANU SPADED IN CAUSES DIVIDED, MISSHAPEN Saiinee mm £ SS, RE eK: ey nose vei way ~ ; } - . ' y% fair ie been deservedly It during ouschold Hints hot gn usings soak the paint in turpentine. 7. € o i« SITES SIR te ss Pa obstinate oven door. a . and green. f in flat flowers , bandings BETTIE ag TI REZ sait rubbed on the hands will prevent chilblains. & - . afrit 1. aad rs: ms Cae . . pram se Anke ey ae, Denshias JAPANESE PASSION -PLAY coe mother of Christ, is entirely un- | conventional and very far from the | conception the Western World has | |had of her during She is shown as a woman, proud of her son's but utterly unable to understand its significance to the world. Quar- | relsome and nagging she rules her husband, Josep! a rod of | iron, while her motherly love | constantly urging her to dissuade her son from exposing himself to Cringing servilitys roncea un his m™ EVERSIBLE c umes ure danger. criminal intent, ars vith the Y 4Hant fi f some oriz- Sooty Floors. — be is not a good fit ir the does not lie in a straight ae . i re aS ~~ > 9 eel, : “Fin * Ye a ee nae wane Se ¥ ee ae . bale ln tiene hati id adtons oe ho, ee eae a nad ° Sprink S thread will hold on s0n-~ | buser and coat buttons for; me. It is well to invest in ie salt over soot that frack ; cA sweep } “ > — — . rpeaeen ed over Lne rugs ana pe my & Ye + eee poe pena 7S , ' nen © ie © P| - > t | i saif and 800 to- the moy up cether It will ré e the soot —_—. the centuries. | middlic-azged — ¥ aa “> + a me ~~ ~ a *. even in damp weather. with ~ . « a Se, a * ee ~ re. A ’ hmere nt os eee © elie CM ferme Chamipigny. bogs . Fournere but at the lielene of 18, que = Ne ooh her iri Re one of the countless ways of fem- 7 - hings ar ing clear ray | | quite so good as when roots a the Gospel story has been /ner things are being cleared away iq gz a the “a Each f duced on the Japanese stage. The . “ ~ decked with myriads of violets or f the drama is “The Christ’’ . , s : other tiny flowers, surprisingly col- is appropriate in such @ room, ; | ing eaten as a vegetable by itself, if harmonizes better with a - ' it is achieving an importance as & | fact that it is played by ee eee ame >. ) ) te ae ; | ‘ ia Sa atid ietwes’ eal dion’ neneet : : | stews and is an jmportant culinary ie . in a n I sa “ . . ; z Eos. ON . a Ne ne y= * : Ps, 4 x , BS ‘i : s c i bie i , WAY . = J ies . , «a tian players eee , Liebe, CEES GS. 5 ee COE Ee eS: 8: OY Re of WRASSSVss - i may be. A console not too far adjunct. : . eee Be ESS | af a tea-wagon, makes a | great has been the success in ’ favor and sometimes nnex a littie “ jo that four road companies «re eee See eee ee | cessory on. the tabl do their best, but a newer type of l, another exponent of the | cessory on the table & : |dles lighted before the guests ar- | intermediate jength has been ée- | into the market in March eater Guilc ri o t ' depth il e -~ British Theater Guild to bring the wending its back into fashion us the first hint that garden | , of soil and this fs an ex : ‘gfginal company and their chief | irush in after doorbell rings and cellent sort for the home garden. ‘ and acquiring greater influence Bbsee: ’ :; —_—" : ; until the illumination has sais “hes re | soils. intis whe iumMina as | dig our own parsnips at home untll | successfully accomplished standards among the | | older sorts. Southern resorts for the average gion Play at Oberammergau, where ey siti ieee caine the ‘family to be dug as wished and | | apes B28 critic of that produc- 7 a fai pets | been lighted previously for a mo- The Gardener Says: $ 5 . ‘ silts ae a have been dug for any Jength of hs Reptile ‘hat the Christ was too weak ind ee as . 2 a * By se gre model and clings to a mark- l elaborate meal. There should not The parsnip ts a west oblig- | ee is the time to plan your i Sa * - ~ ay. : Fae Stop. h iif There are trotteur suits which ca .. be worn on either side and there is consisting of a long jacket, skirt This year Madame Davidson naking a charming navy-blue and white trotteur in shantong ‘an be worn in all-white with navy- | 'te revers and cuffs on the smart all-biue with or as a white} and ely diers pau: the peasant: common criminai ae | one costume coat, a snort and w) . S and he * ~ LemMm- ir : foul e - fe, i« ole + eefer jacket. trim t} a ie rT) ; Sha ‘ ¢) . ~ . ,.* \ L : it | , ao - iiane UmMmeES Or is fere Se, ye tthe hk ~~ te ots mm, ~~. &, mings. blue vice | sculptor “Jo,” Was é ersa It the seaside. ve chine orner. the A number h simple oL tne will be xtrem useful There is also a de . . ‘ 17 . | ’ ’ } > ; ~ “4% LisCLstiP itt | sl sii) j Litt Anierican tl pape ele SE te % — a ' » . — * . > ( yre! lan, ¥ ho according maker of t 1€ revers] Die Lor Gospel. carried the f to ‘ i . rigins ! T terripie far ¢ ¢ } roc Or oD crepe on the for *, cross less ue load. Wit} WO! COSTUMES SE\ rai * ars aZlo-anht Na sier 1 one side and white whieh is very practical) purpose of the long silk frocks are also re- | coior omn the “3 " “I aT nrior +f 7 { nirisgt britie i i — favored The! dr there is nothing which bette: ringing through the the- the modern thes imple bu? a peasan ? ~ } " Ca . aier,®r, Ln ay } ‘cc +2 rs - , so 6 7 wie the ioKIO criti AMatic as ot fh ty Wye ie aaah eal busy same needs of the comes to an end. n who must bes ite coats worn ST) ie reversible costum Peter's threefold denial, his peni- lh ene ah ieee ush. T ——e aa Bedtime Story ersible. showing a sober and a bright = at one pporiun - ——$ $e -_—— +--+ ee art at the same ide one Bread Pancakes. Kn dd e Ths * lasses,’ c a + } . Crumbpied cups Warm By THORNTON W. BURGESS. spoons me! Color-and its — effect on feminine beauty-4 NED WAYBURN-famous stage director and theatrical producer BOBBY COON’S COUSIN NOSEY. and add ” teaspoons vakin 7 »F } Pake Siow ‘a | a “> Sa it a nd 2 ' der. : . 33) STriadie, sack Frost at Home. 4 Po OP ex 17 ona Well-greased mavyv be frosted the | amateur by first cleaning the glass , and then applying a thin coat of |} white lead mixed with turpentine. | Then pat lightly all over the glass | with a pad of cheesecloth, stip- | | pling to suit. Glass >: eee 4 ~s wre ers ds aati , ¥ val y+ - SS ’ — » ee oP - stta aye | wl aah, — Nee ate hy ill —- Cr Oo « te, © oo Fresh Fish at All Kroger Meat Shops Each Wednesday and Friday During Lent McCALL NORDIC BRAND ~~roze~| | Fillet of Haddock have a property of combining with the natural skin tones and immeasurably in- ercasing their beauty. This property is not possessed to my knowledge in the same degree by any other make of powder.” OLOR can make or mar feminine beauty, says Mr. Wayburn. One tone in your particular shade of face powder will soften, beautify, heighten a light or deepen a shadow, and so bring out to the full and enhance all the gifts of nature. Another fails utterly—looks commonplace. A g£00d ent for an flashligh a nice pres- ; : é 4 alid -~ , ~ Me A HOUBIGANT face powder inthe . The Following at Every Kroger Store: HEW S71ZEC Genuine Holland Herring 6 15c Our Own Importation—Large, Fat Fish 9» 99C American Shore Mackerel “%.i" 15c Stix, Baer & Fuller Gordon’s Ready-to-Fry GRAND-LEADER PARFUMEUR TO THE iS ; é F baths Aave them deautifully, you very much, be biz Is big in may for fir all of Your than McCall Printed Patuern 5178 The Tunic This newest of the Sprinz silhouettes is featured in the new McCall Printed Pat- terns. And’it is delightful in the new flowered prints. iSecond Fiocor.} * hr. | taint 192s ’ At the “‘Shower. It is always difficult to think of 'something unusual for the pros- ipnective bride particularly if you | have attended several “showers | | for her. A book of ivory or silver assorted bodkins and a correspond- | ence card wrapped with delicately | UBIGANT PARIS : NOBLLITY, OF THREE CENTURIBS Vox MER & FULLER D. G. 3S-VANDERVOORT- / ad oad There may be meaning in a nEME. 5 z= er There may be not; it’s all the same. | ZZ ‘> C3 : a ae HO told you that you have a cousin named Nosey”’” | Kingbird of Bobby Coon. | Bobby grinned. “You ought not bit around,” said he. Peter grinned and looked a lit- rived and was sitting on the ground | below Bobby. where he could hear | chuckled: “Rabbits are alike the world over. I guess,” said _ he. “Is it because he has a _ iong >. - mage?’ asked Bobby. “Do they call him Nosey the Coon?” he. “it's because he has a long nose and is forever poking it into ab “He lives in the Jungle,” replied ; eee with long — very | the Green Forest down there—the | likely to be that way. Tenete.” Coon?” asked Bobby. — ts” sepiied Scrapper. “Trey | Tee Body. , 4 i — * PP ’ Scrapper nodded. He is a very | doesn’t look much like a Raccoon, | ~~. much at home in the trees.” but he belongs to the same family; «4 4.. ne climb as well as I can?” | be a sort of cousin to you 2 i “Better, replied Scrapper “At | “I suppose,” said Bobby. “that least he can climb more quickly ; =x much of a member of the | a lot of his food up jn trees.” ‘amily who didn't have a nice, big | “T suppose you mean birds’ eggs “That depends on what you call “Aare vou judging others by your- 4 dig tail.’ replied Scrapper. “A | Bobby?’ demanded Scrapper - | severely. may be either one of twO) (vite as much a fruit eater as you Ways. rt be big around |are—perhaps more So. , but ifrvit he has to climb for it. Many short it may be small around but very long. In either case I his relatives up in a tree, ; them stuffing themselves. Have a big tail. ‘It isn’t very long but it is a bic tail. Your cousin you are, Bol the other way.’ “Do you mear that it is a long “That ts just what I mean,” re- Piiled Scrapper. “It is a very ‘ong * longer tail for his size, except- | ing his aousin Kinky the Kinkajou, | Nae a long nose'and a tong tall.” | shaded lingerie ribbons - bong “Does he live im the Green For-/| gestion for a email gift 2 —Scrapper the Kingbird. 2 i demanded Scrapper the to have to ask that with Peter Rab- tle bit foolish. Peter had just ar- all that was said. Scrapper “Nosey is well named.” Scrapper nodded. Yes,” saié asked Bobby sorts of places. I’ve noticed that ‘Scrapper. “That is what they call | e - ? . : sii Do they call him Nose} “Is he a good climber’ fai him Nosey the Coati. He good climber,” said he. “He is| that you do, so I suppose he must | persisted Bobby Coon. he has a nice. big tail. I wouldn't | than you can. You see, he gets gy wl and liftle birds,.”, said Bobby. self, tal may in two ways: or it “Your cousin Nose; and And to get long. or it may be big around ba time I've seen him with a lot of Would cal it a bic taiL Now, you 'eousin Nosey is more sociabl Nosey has a big tail. but it {s big tai}? tall. I don't know of any one with | oF one of the Monkey folk He | eet?" inquired Bobby Coon. i sure to be useful later on. +N Teer Mere IM OR aetna ole ies glk aerate “a 4 Me PORTA iret PISy, a: ARS Bag SOMERS ie MTU Ss 2 - “4 ba a ae ee int

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bei sah Me eee a ey’? ee agate ile Sal te BEM SF SP Ee BOOT: NES iy gM cer Se IRB oe yg ai Pakage tea or ¥ AA. . ete “ a amare nan sap et agi SAO «ct = 5 haa desk, a pen between his teeth. in- * from the sheet before him The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine corepreicnt '9277 SY evcent ale e Hamilton THE STORY SO ‘*R. | a —e snapped the on After = quarrel Bo Browne nee otk ee oF sa Ae ~ ae agg ae fae hook aie ~ few minutes, Mo!- ta sa ae be tiadldhens lykins, and I'll take you home.” ee. aS ee Molly bit her lip. and then arose. They plan to do the changing Sat- | | oor: > fee | ve got some errands to do. sh urday afternoon. Molly ts secre-— -_ a natal one tary to the boss in the office where 54'¢. ee" crea at saga . Brownell is .. city salesman. The ** — eg onet boss’ assistant, who wears the title her, tenderly. Seuicho” by the on gle comes | Walked toward the door. “I'll stick around tomorrow until Sticko turns to Molly at nvontime se ae oe v ,OS¢ nd then we'll "tend to hand on her shoulder. , Fou loos¢ - & ace a ° + that ring. When she looked back through » glass of the outer door he was) m ped over the desk, intently at or _ report, as if Moiily i pomm there at all. ' Walking furiously. she straight for “00 Potter's without performing any errand ‘on The office manager kept his the wav. There was no errand to hand on her shoulder and tilted perform. his round face a trifle nearer hers. | ~~ wea Moelty’s firs xperience | “That makes it more convenient _ +) Jealousy: or : eae for you.” said he. “You won't have; whole life, and it hurt. It burt 80 anything else to do.” ibadivy that she remained awake Moliy Was angry at once, and | tossing in her bed. until long aft- flared up. “Sake your hand off)... midnight, and when she awak- my shoulder!” she commanded ened in the morning there were lowd!y. om 3 - her be given in the Re- iod over KWE at 7. Sentinels’ program 39 to 8:09, will Henrv's stor Murphy + Yreh Lest ra ‘9 Paradise, from Martime— Mannixin Theu Swell! Roodinsen Best Things sail Lite ‘Are Free. fro Good New Be Henderson Nikolai Oriot? the Russian pi- } anist, is to be featured tn tonight's Aeolian recital] over KWE at 7:39. The program follows: Toreh Dance fom “King Heary VIIl'’'— ermaer Orchestra Rendo Canprictioso ‘Oo. I am ‘ Mendeisaechr OT opin : man stot) a woras: pare your resu.t where Monday eres ho add Paul play, »| times between New York Whiteman’s band wil! crammed ce fe Han nd Hollywood, where Douglas Fairbanks is to act as master o? -eremonies, deliver “A Message to Young America on Sports” and in- treduce Norma Talmadge. Chartie Chaplin, David W. Griffith. Barrymore and Dolores del Rio. Norma Talmadge is to talk on “American Fashions.” Chaplin is scheduled for anecdotes in dialect. Griffith is to talk on “Leve and Marriage.” Barrymore is to give Hamlet's Soliloquy, and Dolores de! peaches just Rio is to sing “Ramona.” So easy and s© Whiteman and his band are te play “Chloe,” “Ramona” waltz, . +. shake Seams Bends » o rl Nn Open a large can of best qua. peaches and piace in a glass bowl. Chill. Whip together until stiff 2 egg whites and 1 cup heavy cream. Flavor with 1 teaspoon almond ex- tract and stir in % cup powdered sugar. Heap over before serving. A challenge to doubters! Make this personal health test and convince yourself! HERE have been those who have doubted Postum’s value to the average, normal man or woman—have called it “a drink for invalids’. Then they made this personal health test. They drank Postum with their meals for thirty days in place of caffein beverages—and were convinced! Instead of tossing restlessly through half the night, they slept soundly. Instead of drag- ging irritably through the day, they were steady, alert. Head- aches and indigestion disap- peared. They ate better—felt better—looked better! Nor did they lose anything in mealtime enjoyment by this sumpiechangein diet. They found Postum a hot, hearty drink with delights all its own. A drink with a rich, full-bodied faver—a fia- vor millions prefer to that of any other drink! Make the test yourself! Don't wait for doctor’s orders! Eliminate caffein from your diet now—make Postum your meal- time drink for thirty days! Then measure your physical gains! Like the others, you'll become a Postum user for life’ Your grocer has Postum in two forms—lInstant Postum, made instantly in the cup, and Postum Cereal, the kind you boil. Both are the same whole- some drink—made of roasted whole wheat and bran. No trace of any artificial stimulant in them! Both cost much less than most other mealtime dmaKs, Order today! Postum © ook, P. Co.. lee in vy case you c 0 is to shift back and forth several | Produce waves strong enough |fryr eggs and bake “Mississipp! Mud My ry Stood Still.” lange: nad “S Ti lay j sf 7 samt the , March 29 cu mR : mates . rity a : Wa (tz. Littie % 50. ampieo hour: your: 9. Continentals. KFU®, St. Lous | 545m-55ize | —F 135, Or- 9:25. Chapel service: “30 Crest. . Pete a tenor: & Ted | Bon. from © scavenge tra & . Pa, OR ‘ Louts setting up exereises: 1° . mean et SOD im« 6:30. generalities: 8: 40. Komunity aniangs wWiii ers Kwestions, 7. retoid tales: r “3a, am-~ 8. commonwealth pro- 234m- 1 28ke)—A: 30 to Chase orchestra: 9. siz | eontinentals: 10. announcemerts. ‘ scwengg: RE KYW. Chicago (528m-570uc:—86 -30. = At ornie Ro Ope E got Mop i retoid tales: 7 ‘30. County, IL (Chicago), wio alk on “Crime” RSD ed stations at 19 oclock. to writers wo “row fy something about everrthing: 9. nentals: 10, shumber music. WABl. Richmend Fill (300m-970ke)}—7 over achierement hour: 19:30. orchestra. Bcesp. Zion quartet VDA. Kansas Citr Air school: 7. Dedge Brothers pre 7:30. Heorer sentinels: 8&8. hour: 9%, Smith Brothers: heeid *churhers: I 2. ixehtbawk frolic. WEAF. New York 401m. 61("ee }—8§ - 30. Coward Comfort heur: 7. Broth ers’ program ‘Woy WW. WSal. WEBH. KSD. WOcC, WHO, Wor. bet» ~ 4 WOaT WRAS. WwSM. Hoov or ota (ww ‘hieago the most mized quartet. (37m -810ke '—4., 9:30. Random ‘Tunings ETT CROCKER’S broadcasting *nestra (KSD. . 4 liana 7 7 . uieG Sia , . a i Chicago (365m- at 190 norrow m nidez. program; 7 : s. children’s hour: - 9:30 Pennsrlvanians Ions is [to Loute {352m-S50ke |\—5,. Music _ WGN-WLIB, Chicago (416m-72 in Wie Olt Fasmened almanack 1a rass Quartet stone oeuintet: Drake mr se be heard again in tomorrow's heur: 19-16. Wrnken. Bly one 10-30, om race: 10: ndav Lenten service over KSD. : beginning at 11 o ciock. Studio Beet! great Ninth Sym- prom 7 7:30. Hoover sentinenin: id yY is ft b } ved Tar 5h? os? c _—— nen) Ss so ve pra) = oom we - at program: 10:30. Organ recital. --«9 tonignt ~OScanini con- WHAS. Louisville (322m -830k°) —7, ducting. WOR may be tuned in Dodge Brothers p " 2 tinels; &, just above WGN vie sine Schenecanty f J80m-790kke) —6: 30, 1even 's we it ’ = © | - - Chaim Programs Tonight. pone ye - . a? : JU. nnosrivama —— ige pre Crise ' —_" . — renee | = Studio > of 10:30. Orchestra. (| 254m programs: 6.30. iii Ellsworth: 7 :45. rogram: %.:30. an ** bane prorram: 1%). -_ Special! Brothers program on KSD 3 p. m.—Smith Brothers on KSD. Sixty Continentals on KWK. 9:30 p. m.—Statler’s Pennsyl- WIZ. New Yo rk | Vanians on KSD. 19 p. m.—Address bv Robert EB State's Attorner. Iil.. on KSD. ee —Arnoid Tornnson . Cook enmiet 5ru wu uLWwF. anen “tndio program Maxswe' 'rowur 3. Catos orchestra. \—7. Hoor 9 Smith | ), songs: 11. pop- Vornes 335m -540kc } —7, 30. Hoover sen- | | pregram: 9. Jones pro- orchestra: 10, 11640kce)—B:30 to | 454m- way \——4. au nited echipee American Diane > esas: 8. Maxwell hour: asi Whippet hour: §. organ reeital: 9:30. (344m-87%-)—S8. Cornet gram Max well | Rich. earmold s Johnson's or- | cS program: 7:30. Hoover Greek Neal hour: 9. Baad Studio program: 11 t to 12, ‘Dance | WOC. Davenport ( 3735m-SO0k- | —6-30. Dir- ner music: 7. Dodre Brothers program: . Foerer sentinels: j , Smith Brothers program: tube has been developed that WSAL. Cincinnati 5 Brothers Prec ram - — tinels: &:10. Cari Rupe wal Joe Ferte! apples. No flames er visible means eo? heating are appli ied to the six-meter tyuhe rrocram: 9:39. Theie orchestra Gibson orchestra. WSM. Nashrille (35 Brother program — other - —s — Mazwel 9:30. 361m- “SOke —7 Dodge oorer sen- & 30. Theis orchestra: 9. Smith rBpthers 10:30. Dedge T3230 Seerer serti- — Price's Trepikid Children like whole milk when flavored with #PRICE's VANILLA PURE UNIFORM DEPENDABLE te A A a me Best since 1853 CHILDREN should drink milk and plenty of it. They will drink it eagerly if flavored with Price’s Vanilla and per- haps a little sugar. Try it with just plain milk or malted — see how often the boys and girls will call for more. But be sure to use Price’s Vanilla. It is the original, true tropic variilla flavor of rare excellence, strength and purity. At all grocers. 9 PRICE FLAVORING EXTRACT CO., Chicago, Il. -_ ; - a : Se Age ee Pm Sn MSF ates Se . un 2 oe ae ste) wtatelate: abe) AR ORES BRE Soe as SS i ak RA FAMESs:: — nae * " dante” Sakti ‘atiiatiaat . oye a EAS AS DD Btn 5 te om eo. ae HE ABR MRR ER Eee es Se * ca | eee ee OP eee eS Ir ts only the finest things—the Sunt a their kind—that are ever subject to imitations. Years of painstaking effort, experiment _ after experiment, disappointment after disappointment, discouragement, and re at last—a real product—the premier of its kind—is created. Almost immediately, imitators with sham ; products enter the field to ride the waves of success, at the expense of the real product. Imitators can duplicate the emerald-and- gold package and other lesser external de- — tails; they can copy methods and what-nots ~ but they never have been able to duplicate the inherent quality of “Canada Dry"—q the champagne of ginger ales. The mere fact that attempts are being made to imitate it is proof of its superiority. We have faith in the American public, who can be trusted to recognize the reaf from the sham. ‘CAN ee: ee A¢ os 4 99 = iy ‘ "i 2 a“ : y Sus © A un OF The Champagne of Ginger Ales ‘bor Glaee ahh hantuunh ana ae a Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Incorporated, 25 W. 43rd Street, Now 1 Ciscs In Canada, J. J. McLaughlin Limited. Estetfieked | Diswibuted By the Goddard Grocer Ea, J. S$. Merrell Drag Co. Ss. Lews Crsstal Meter F Sede Ce ae post-Dispatch reserves "era ich a ity © she rt 3 oro “7 e«noeeee ar. oe eee —enees OE ose eee ee 7 Png Grovero «+«*** stu. ‘Plass Soe Peers ooeorr” , oo aApeeEE a ae * on eosevorrre es . Pie aed a il ee > on**e goes ea Oren rs 0 ee an eae = spies ay pe Se eee . tease? rae F - a pi : a4 TH j » peM gee hp am rgs PPP GASEREREEG RERE y ae rif

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THURSD MARCH 28, 3h38, fam: 10. Calpet hour: , tt! f 7 if 9:80. Fineaiae 8:30, Our: 10:30" Springfield (383m :30, Ampi : 9. music: "9:30, poe Jacksonville (340m- : 8. Odge program: 1680) Ss - > 2 * ENTY - YEAR SUBSCRIBER, , you would receive two-thirds, in | veteran's wife could not weaw money on policy named dur- ‘ne life of husbatd. Pm K. K.—Report the facts to Mae Postoffice inspectors at the jumtom House, Lighth and Olive also to the Better Busi- ; bureau, City Club Building, Meventh and Locust streets, YEAR.—Assuming py ret that Wwimout consent of parents, in Missouri both parties must be 21, | s record is at hand of amy state | age requirements lower than / Pilingis. (See the World Almanac | Stor marriage laws of all states if What is useful to you.) 'MM—You cannot hold the eunk in question as it is not his, debtor's, property. You can. mot charge storage unless the Woman agreed to pay it, but you » notify her that you will not hold it any longer except with a st charge. MINOR—If you are the only lilinois. Your share turned over toa guardian appoi ed by the Probate Fegan when you became of age. might see the Probate Judge, and would bei! Court for you | /now, and would be paid to ton | You || if anything is wrong, or if you | are dissatisfied with the guardian appointed, consult a lawyer. UUT-OF-TOWN —In MIlinois the d@ertion ‘ must continue for two years, ground for divorce. (2) You could tile suit in Missouri for divorce as soon as you had resided here for one year. (3) If the suit was un- contested, cost would probably be \froin $55 to $125 incldding your | | ‘lawyer's Lee. | DUMB BELL.—See some books | on brary the subject at the public li. if you want to know the different kimds of stock issued. (2) | A person can invest in one name and deposit sumed name but him in difficulties. (3) SUBSCRIBER. | to be ! money under an as- | it may involve | | If the || money in question is {in an account ! | owned by the persons as tenants | | The St. Louis Post*Dis patch Daily , : [Bobby Thatcher—sy George sim Newn-Found Friends ISNT HE DARLUNGI’.__. HOPE MAMMA WILL LET | { HIM STAY AWHILE ....- - HAVE TO 00 MY AGE ..... ) WELL, YOUNG LADY, HES A LOT OF WORK WITH ALL AND OF _ OH MOTHER HAVE YOU THE HEART TO SEND THE POOR LUTTLE THING TO AN INSTITUTION...VLL LET AND AT (YOU WONT DO AXYTHING OF THE KINO, EVELYN---ILt TAKE | CARE OF THE EXPENSE ANO | AS MUCH OF THE CARE OF HIM AS | HAVE TIME FOR — THE NEW COAT GO IF... AN — ~~ >. ~~ oh das sy “4 ~~, 7 al fa Z 4 It Looks Hard a 7 This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatcls SomEBUDOY’S Gorrs, CO TO JAIL FOR THIS AND IT LOOKS LIKE You Sav. CUNT, wry DONT YOU GET UP Os THE STAND AND TELL THE REASON FoR GOING “TO PLANIO THE MWIGMT OF THE ROBBERY “? IT LOOKS LIKE “Year's “Tue TLL NEVER “TELL THAT. AT LEAST NOT ssOTWw — TLL ROT IN JAIL a tt a ltt fo kan ihe sigh 5 Metis, ibs sa ice a ee roan! li einai ~~ ASO CO AER phe Bie ‘ de: Woh ahem oye RPE 20° ie ee a ee ee wa atu vv Mi et ae EO LE IL PC Ot RS TNS 855 cits ete le mda dep " 7 4 ‘ roe ws a ee Ss Se ae rt oer ee le - : it child, your stepfather would re-/ by the entirety, then creditors of | | oeive one-third of the money, and ieither one cannot reach it. MEDICAL QUESTIONS | Health and sanitation questions of public interest only wiil be con- : Vgidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | Se. a MOTHER—It is not likely not be commented on; as their | wet that any harm will come from al-, composition is nét known. Have | le a reliable ecialist treat the toe, | If you wi the mames of special. ists, send stamped, addressed en- velope. ANXIOUS.—Two years is the shortest time for discontinuing tests in the specific disease you ask about, and for absolute safety such tests should be continued over a period of at least two years cum powder, 60 grains; mix and/| more, with tests made. three or ' dust on the feet night and morn-j four times each year. This is ing after soaking in hot water for | especially the case where marriage | | 10 or 15 minutes and drying thor-/|is contemplated. If one should ly. . | Marry after four years of tests, | 0US DAILY.—Tuberculosis | COMtinue negative without inter- } ANXIOUS DAILY — is complete- | TuPtion, children and wife or hus- z i band of such subject should be F S ouis, W /p- iy cured in St. Louis, when prop-| cree from infection or blemish. erly cared for. (2) While, as stat- PANSY.—One of the most ef- (ed, cures are effected here, the | chances are naturally greater amd | fective ways of reducing the ab- domen is by some exercise, such as the following: In a standing + better for a cure in a more con- :| oe climate, such as Arizona or | Ne position, clasp the hands over the abdomen, contract the muscles of w Mexico. Hence, if possible, the abdomen and bend at the hips Bi such change should be made, for f Dumb Dora—sy Chic. Young six times, keeping the muscles well lias long as the T. B. bacillus is } present there is danger and noth- contracted throughout the bend. , ing; rest by taking three deep | ‘Bi ing should be left undone that will breaths between the exercises. | |help to overcome the trouble. | OSWALD.—An ingrown toe nall dee Practice 15 or 20 times night and | morning. Also wear during the | i's often a focus of movie a uch might have something i na day a properly adjusted abdomi- | nal belt or supporter. it ONLY “THING “THAT | wing the baby the exercise you '# mention, amd he insists on having. BH dn doubt about his getting enough bone-forming food, add to Tis milk a tablesponful of lime t water occasionally. SORE FEET.—Powdered alum, 5 | grains; naphthol, 5 grains; boracic acid, 10 grains; starch, 10 grains; salicylic acid, 3 grains violet tal- ~~ he pe i en a * % - am - ‘* = oi \ " : . v4 ee Ang® on, > ~ aie * i ~ ‘ a > ¥ . » * ito hs a ol ~ i »* ‘. sae ae ~~ ae we ad = This Comic Appears in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch NOW You'LL ADmiT |) ~ YOU WERE WRONG ||) CHANGES EVERY THING! DAD, AND Give IF IT WORKED So YOUR CONSENT To |/!)/ WELL WITH DAISY | mY COMPANIONATE IT WILL WITH 9 wwe Tom © DAD, LISTEN To THIS- Daisy HAD A COMPANIONATE” MARRIAGE: SI¥ MONTHS AGo.. TELL DAD IF YOURE HAppy oR NOT p— , 165, 1'M PERFECTIN HAPPY— HAVEN'T A CARE IN THE WORLD, OH, DAISY, L WANT You To TeLt DAD ThaT f e--- HE THINKS You CAN'T BE HAPPY IF You HAVE A | COMPANIONATE MARRIAGE YES 1 GETTING ALONG FINE AND ido with the discomforts you de- jeeribe. Advertised remedies can- MARRIAGE LICENSES. Thom ith Atoker, Tenn. Ars. ae Se aed . 1550A Gratiot Jean Meglich Jr. ..--«*++- Staunton, I1. ee Mook Staunton, lll. ) Hematite, Mo. tin fitice 1. Place ge : 11 N. 234i R. Folsom, 1415 XM. 19th 1442 N. 17th 2852 Easton — 5452 Odell ‘ . Va e . i450 Ciinton Leona B. Schore. ‘ 55 McPherson. mas Lucas |S eit $e 32 Wash. ( ow inl PY 0 | Y = “Warvey Kenski ....-.--- p. m. Annie Erker ; gale Eperlazza a Cc neza E. Hill t Mary Zichier W. Coleman th Tiornton - , 65. 5 t. ae 1434 Byrd 1414A Semple »»- 2129 Lucas ecck SO4A BM. Bre . 5578 Labadie eckfeese|, 60. 4614 Cc . Weber, 63. Jefferson : . S127 Yale. . B39. peguicepa! IAg. den, 32. eet Eanes. & i131 (al —~, Ne ee at Te 4 7 ee es oo aS. a > . - ad . r elo, ’ ’ ‘ BIRTHS RECORDED. Smith. 78. 3739 California. I. Roredesheimer, 13 days. 1843 | Ys. G. Heed: 5003 Dickerson. s. venth. *’ Woolfolk, 6107 Idaho. twins. nna P. One.ctt. 82. 3223 : l rr. ry eee ade. e . Thorne. 82. 4702 on gag ’ r) x. 13 = n ‘ 1GL6A Helen. Fasesen. > ~~ ae & gw s.« . . — a Ba a. Ue su > ra —the best of r subject to ‘roblewski. _ achold, 512 ' 1053 Veronica. . 5. 11th. aluk. 2520 N. Sth. tease, 4409 Greer. $12 Texas. . 217. . GIRLS. jams, 2821 Market. er, Clayton. wis, 1448A O'Fallon. ™ o, 1201 O'Fallon. . sohnson.. -itelwes 3838 YEARS AND YEARS AGO, WHEN “THE SKIPPER WAS m place. STiuL A YOUNG MAN, HiS AMBITION WAS Te BECOME Prisbee, indi A Locomotive ENGINEER. Grand and Glorious Feeling !_py Briggs = : . —_ The Toonerville Trolley—sy rontsine Fox 'Ain’t It a | A Comic in Colors, by Briggs, AppearsEvery Sunday in the Post-Dispatch |A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch | WHEN, OW YouR WAY! To Your “AND WHEN You REACH Your OFFICE YOU GET A CiImDER’ DESK (T (SS PAIMIms You SOmE- : - im? YOuR @VEe Taine ©1ERCE AND YU Think MOLD STILL Now Yt. Have.ilo Go TS An GYE $6 Tettem « See tT VICTOR HOLD. STucttt igre a al g3" ——_ - — ss “AND THGn An OFFICE EMPLOYVE OFFERS. AID Be 5 yrt, experiment pintment after gent, and then, aw . e premicr of its 4 & & 5 v gMPo dp speeee ERE RESRESMER a> gh sys 5 3 . S209A Natural Bridce. Ogrrn i E $3 4 — re w mn VY. Chisurro. 5760 tors with sham ie the waves of real product. emerald-and- er externa! de- and what-not; to duplicate ada Dry”— Be RGRSs Nd OR OPO NAOH PANSeNA a ca -~ RABE * a OT ie Plod jen. 819 Brook! — . r > Nieshat 60: Carisbad. ' reythe SV Olszewski. 827 Atlanta, ves. . Shrader, 3137 Maury. $ Gro!ton, 3 De Tc ty. * Vonenechied, 1113 Ralph Ter- a Shaviek, 452 Haze), Maplewood B. Frith. 607 Tuxedo, Wabeter Hardestr, 6 San Bonita. . Butler “agne “Harteorn: ; ch ons, 6246 agnolia. . aw. ' alsh. 833 Fairview, Webdster | ’. Gould, 1718 N | Magulre. toss Lindenwood. —n | A L, Zipfel, 4121 Gratiot, Webster 4 EE — | & GR-R-R-RAND fof! l SEE 1T Me | E Holp STILL You-t~? AND GLOR-K-R-r1iouysS fF 66 Pi onh® HF ne ’ oO cn N’ Wwe iW AN oy = ih NnNA Saas tee acs ix geeegt oXzz npts are being its superiority. rican public, ize the real ge =f, . Kutz, 2000 Wyoming. . Meyer. 1382 "Eu d. . Torrence, 47 Vi i. , 739 Westente. 180 Lafayette. . 216 Pager : . 8611 Connecticut. BOSSA Li a PeSSeeectses seer 47 . Moore, TI37A Tulane, University 00 ; Phelan, 132 E. Munroe, Kirk- . Triphaus, 6315A Virginia. . me ie n. Florissant G. Simmons, Mitchell, 6316 Doll. 2849 W . t } , ] : ston 7 eoshe. ; $ Aresena’. Dapron, 1£ 4 reet. A. Gross, 22 . Maple, Webster | a Stephens. 6939 Pernod. Smith. 1350 W. Kingsland ev. BURIAL PERMITS. s 94. 4447 Laclede. 46 2088 Howard. na 2 a : oJ ; ern, 601 Westgate h > > q?a 9 wx >& qm - = Pe: nied sesksisr ks 2X > LOT ae - a0 re eR ay PN: iy we Raehgetiapaiaaina ieee tein ne eT — AND EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE WHEN HE “THINKS NO ONE WibLk SEE HiM HE PLAYS A GAME oF “LET'S PRETEND” i er — -- 1 REID NMA RR ae AR SNE GRE: oP ag Ie #7 hes MaRy

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Tuthill Neighborly Guesses TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch “+ ‘ Awm-O¥- Dust coon S | eee OPENED TO BE IN ft rope wa SWEET YOU $ THE MAN HA® A-BIG 1 SAW INSTANTLY . (A “THOSE WHISKERS Y eee x a Meets NEEDNT GO INTO BLACK BEARD, ANTON, THAT THE MAN WAS rT S pap LOOKING FOR JOHN PETERS SHOE WHEN ree y THE FAT MAN WADDLED P4ST ME DETAILS. I $0 I RECOGNIZED HIM AG A DOETECTIVE IN FULL | | JOSEPHINE TALKING TO HIMSELF. HE STOPPED HEARD ENOUGH || A RUSSIAN. IF HE HAD DISGUISE. BUT I GATHERED | | { BUNGLES TO MAKE ME A HORSE HE'D BE THE FROM THE WAY MRS | IN FRONT OF THE BUNGLE DOOR. R LIFE HAS GONE : AT | | LOUD HAPPY FO F PERFECT IMAGE OF : SHOUTED, THAT BUNGLE - THE MOMENT HE RANG THE ; YOU SAID SAC BOLSHEVIK! e | INSISTENCE BELL MRS. BUNGLE POPPED HER NS AR bg pongo WELL, HON,'| | ac Govt nn Spe THAT THE EAD OUT AND. SCREAM 7 THAT BUNGLE WAS ’ ” AS USUAL THE LAW |— SWAMI HEAD OUT AND. SCREAMED THA GONE. WILD WEST HE SURE were fur THIS SWAMI HAD KIDNAPED DIDN'T WAS A FEW WONT. : HYPNOTIC HER PRECIOUS 7 HAVE FAR HOURS TOO ; os HUSBAND. 2 \ LATE. ABLE % EYE HELP Nene c log - FIND A | > )) 7% | MISSING Cg Bk eo HUSBAND, GAVE fe | LISTENING sly | NEIGHBORS eee | : : z ‘ANOTHER | ~ es pee a8 | { OPPORTUNITY © nee | DID Ar You HEAR ME dd io alae ae ? ' a ; read hae YoU ARE ? ) | IMAGINATION). G zene nt My we ee EN J Lit ly bisa Sead Be . | This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the ce 2) - a “ls >. 4 pper Faunie —s- Gettier ' ) ! “I’m sore with my boy friend,” says Flapper Fannie, “he said to me; ‘I know what keeps yeur nose from being shiny, but wha your brains dull?’” ‘ y t makes Embarrassing Moments—sy micture THE MOUNTIE: WHO“ALWANS GETS es : HIS MAN" TISCOVERS THAT HIS | MAN 15 A WOMANMc A Oe BOBBED-HNRED BANDIT ( we. 2 \ FROM THE STATES ~— lla Cinders—sy Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb WA \ nal ~* aa ~ i am... ~ a \ry BE OA THE Sa “ e SP bz 4 CAA) BE DERINED i x i — = 3 = - = A PLATFORM AT THE | ID WEAR 1 BIG MEETING PRES TOMIGHT- VM GOING | : Y——— = | TO'USE You AS &X-U yy | ea, aeee ae =| AMPLES OF “THE | Ce \ tHe CAT , \GREAT BENEFITS THAT) ) { DIsCARDISG WEARING i He SAYS NATURE NEVER INSTEAIBEBR OS ARN j ; FROM | . THING S MAY Be POLAR POARS Feel WW. TELL ANIY— ) . ~** *- W anted—Two Overcoats CLOTHES ? Bo THE STROASG MED OF AFRICA WHO BATTLE WITH THE DC-VIGERS OF THE JUAIGLE WEAR CLOTHES 7 Bib ABAM AND EVE WEAR ANY CLOTHES ? THESE TWO GEATLEMEA) HAVE BEE) GOING WitHovur CLOTHES FoR LESS THAA) — A WEEK AAD SEE HOW SUCCESSFULL'C oe ee HAVE CVeERCOME FALSE Ret: See S WEATHER SMS CONDITIONS ANB — 2 ™ —_ sat we, oo elecee = >. ae", oo ie o" J . -~ - > «- S., - * * . . ° > > ones?” .* 5" eo oe ore". * sa e% es" —_—— - il h | AGAIAS : I ASK YOU, LADIES AASB Pees all GEASTLEMEN, bo ANIMALS WEAR "ee ~ G LS i. aa ee = ~— — f/ * - N 7 Va - _" —_— Mutt and Jeft—sy Bud Fisher In Case of Disaster at Sea, Women and Children Scamper Into the Life Boats First. JEEE AS CAPTAIN OF MY Boat ad only RIGHT THAT You SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE RESPONSIBILITIES |, OF A CAPTAIN: THE oLbDEST TRADITION OF THE SEA 13 THAT) IN TIME OF DANGER WomMeN AND CHILDR pe Don't SeTHER ABOUT CiccRo— IT'S OALY GIS IMAGINATION, AS I WAS SAYING, (T'S AN OLD LAW OF THE SEA THAT IN LEAVING A SINKING SHIP It'S THE CAPTAIN'S DUTY | TO SCE THAT THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE SAVED FIRST. AND ESPECIALLY | CHILDREN! THEY'RE UTTERLY HELPLESS: ) i ; j IT'LL EXPLODE IN A MINUTE, Excuse ME A Momenl}’, SKIPPERS T'M GOING BELow DEcK L COME cicero! BOILEeR'S’ CRACKED} ||. ~~. r'ktu See THAT CICERO GEts A SGAT, AND THE CREW AND MutT AND r'iu HAVE TS Do THE BEST we CAN: * a = 1* ’ > ’ *.~ _ ——, = >. ‘~ ‘ ~ sa * ~~ MINUTES. — ~ | HER- AM ? IN ONE MINUTE} vw Tne | TO 00% a ® | ° on n ' nse ’ a @ —/ / : 2 it, Po ky, ie Nam ‘ail 2 = * —. a di et 2). EB =7, yrart, — r- se goa nn te wee — coe y | ‘ ' ‘ This Comic Appears in One of the TWO : . Fe I j Bringing Up Father—s, Rpearge MicMene Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch E } b oucs Trey ToceT r [[ MR eGCS"1 Have YOUR DAUGHTER 15 SO » \iT- "LL GRP Yous ac saver tse et ee ! ) ane 70 Yo eee ALE KOMEN oe ee ee ee | AS NIGHT: WATCHM# | HE'S i NO} | TRY- WU: PO Frisians : pe Foti a eat egyapcnd eqahe ONLY TAKE A PEAY COULD BE TOLO] fp CHGR TS THINKING ABOUT : AT THE GAS BX | or! #3 ae ee : Wi) s%, | \ z WY. Yige (aS?) Fie o : c x ee = Soe.8 = 3: ra. be ae ee woe ie sia ’. This Comic Appears in One of tf Comic Sections of the Synday Post. - Me HAYS ALLEGED TOHAVETRED 10 - SDETRAGK. OIL ~ INQUIRY I 192 Tried to Get Late ¥ 4 Ladd of South Dakota ap ‘ ect A j o. = ne) Estoy Told by Ladd’s. fidential Secretary Vouched for by Ex ator Adams of 4 By BASIL MANLY, “A Special Correspondent of : Post-Dispatch, Copyright, 1928, by the Post- WASHINGTON, March 30.— |. Hays, who has admitted - yeceiving $260,000 in Liberty from Harry F. Sinclair to be "in paying off the Harding | - paign deficit, is alleged to have a tempted soon after he received ' contribution to influence the - Senator Edwin F. Ladd of N _ Dakota, who at that time held t - decisive vote on the Teapot ' Investigating Committee, . This information, here for the first time, was obtained by . the correspondent from D. H. Arthur, former confidential _ tary to Senator Ladd, to whom late Senator communicated . facts on the day following his _terview with Hays. It is 4 by former United States Senatoi Alva B. Adams of Colorado, was a member of the Public Lang Committee in 1923-24 and te wh Senator Ladd told the entire itor ‘at about the same It is an interestmg coincid ¥ that this alleged attempt on part of Will H. Hays to induce ator Ladd to_.line up with stand-pat Republican members of the committee, who were seekin, side-track the investigation urred at or about the time as in Washington to see ellon regarding is making ®& fontribution or “loan” of $50,0 pay off the Harling deficit king up “collateral” Li nds. of equal amount which had already sent to Melion. n in direct contradiction of the re ent testimony of Hays that at th time he saw Secretary, Melion Re had no interest in the Teapot Don vestigation and knew nb bout it. ~ - Jt also supplies a possible m for the desire of Sinclair and to place large blocks of the ‘Secured from the Continen Trading Co. slush fund in hands of Secretary Mellon Secretary Weeks—two of the mos powerful figures tn the Cool Cabinet—in the hope that fluence might be exerted § ring the investigation of the nava il leases to an early close. EA Ladd's Vote Was Needed. — As nearly as the time can & fixed, Hays’ alleged attempt to i uence Senator Ladd occurred 3 ember, 1923, after it was | d by the testimony of _Magee of New Mexico hers that Albert B. Fall, ing in default on his taxes ore than 10 years, had soon signing of the agepre et ly displa,ed signs of new red wealth by the purchase ¢ ining ranch property and th llation of an expensive | ric plant. There was a source of his i erity. As the committee ‘hen constituted, Senator ® Was necessary to give & 1 rity to those who were re ™ preventing a thorough .iny on of the oll leases. they were in a position t as satisfactory any lanation that Fall might nt. Without tt, they were : to block Senator Walsh's * ination to force Fall to ; der oath. » & McArthur’s Story, The story as told by M confirmed by Senator as follows: Late one afternoon’ Hays, < *r Postmaster-General. and ©vVice czar.” telephoned ed whether {ft would be Rient for Senator Ladd to the White House and pick b * 28 there were some @ Would like to discuss. with hh tor Ladd readily agreed. — He had his boy drive him to # ‘Alte House and there © with a taxicab in Suggested that the ' “ee with him tn the cab ne could tajie privately and=] imued on Page 2, Cohumn Ye =